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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-01-01

ment in the west, Congressman Smith
does not favor the present senate SUBJ
sidy measure, but he believes that a
bill might be drafted that would be of
great assistance In bnilding up our
|tralle with countries that-sre not nov
|eunnesa IN stha unitsd States b,
|impossant steam ship lines.
The senate bill would pour money
into the Golfers of the great lines now
plying between the United States and
Europe. 1t is not likely that il would
In any way increase our trade with
European countries. It would be fiat
tering to our sense OF national pride
and vanity II our exports were carried
In American hulls and under the stars
and stripes, but after all the impor'
tant thing Is that we have the trade,
whether II be carried by foreign or
American vessels.
But between the United States and
South America there Is neither the
trade nor ara there steam ship lines to
carry 1t. As pointed out by Congress
man Smith in an interview in yester.
days Nonpariel, it is impossible for
passengers to make first class trip
between this country and South Amer
lean ports without first going toLiver-
pool and there taking passage on one
Of the lines plying between that great
port and South America. Neither Is
there any satisfactory fast mail SER
vice between this country and its
southern neighbors except via Euro
pean ports. There is . slow freight
ing business, but is highly unsatls.
factory for developing trade relations.
South American merchants who starr
out TO visit the worlds markets on .
buying trip never get further than the
European ports now, but II . respect
able mail and passenger service wert
established between this country snt
South America we might expect TO ge
more orders from them.
II . ship subsidy could be used 4
establish lines Of communication will
countries that are not now connectet
with the United States by good steam
ship service, there would be mncl
merit in the scheme. Increased trad
might be expected to follow. But thor
is no apparent advantage to this coun
TRY in paying money to lines alresd,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-01-01

IT'S the old story Of murder Win
out'' only in thiscase there'sno crime.
A woman feels run down, has back
ashs or dyspspsia and thinks it's
nothing and tries to hide IL until she
finally breAl1 down. Don't deceive
yourself. Take Electric Bitters u
once. II has reputation for curing
stomach, liver and kidney troubles
apd win revivify your whole system.
The worst forms Of those mAladies
win quietly yield 70 the curative pow.
or Of Electric Bitters. Only SOC and
guaranteed By a. h. Roberts, drug
0int 49,.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-01-01

Ths RMunxxcAN viii mo- charge
~ subsctibers Who 40 not irarrsars
on our subsrription books Tor com.
mission IN sending tor other papers
or periodicals.. II you srs behind
With ", pay " end then ~ can save
you considerable on your Other pc.
pers. We will only charge yeuitheir
cost epd ~ sostsof exchange. THOSE
vho ~ already '-psid up maj. come in
end subscribe for any papers Or peri
cdleala snd et:advsntage ofthts on
=. II you are paid up on The Rspub.
licsn'you.csn get the other papers o.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-01-01

Stilts Way, brother OF the noted
Tom Way, Is member of the state re-
publican committee from thetenth dis
trict, and the subject Of his recollection
Il being seitated. We should think he
ought TO be reelected In the tenth
wiahoat . fight. But that il their bus
iness up there. However, whom 1t
comes TO proposing him for chairman
ofthe state committee, that IL another
matter. All republicans Of lows are
Interested In that. Aman should be
put in the position OF state chairman
Who has had considerable experiences
in politics. We mean experience in
tbs management OF campaigns-local,
county and district. He ought also to
be . man known and trusted by the
republicans of the state. Mr.. Way
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-01-01


The REPUBLICAN, appears this week
IN new dress rom head 70 foot. Dq
you HIS 1T can you read = without
your speesr Ine' old sype winch you
have scanned these many years has
All been dumped INTO boxes and ship.
pad back 70 ~ foundries where y VIII
% melted Up again. New type Of uni
form size andface isnovused shrough-
oet the Paper.
THOSE OF our readers who observed
closely nave donnuess noticed tnat We
nave Tor some years been using three
kinds OF typ IN which 70 set our pa
psr, besides occasionally setting legal
notices. 60, IN still another facs. nom
psriei. Ihe edieorisl and correspon-
Faence pages were ~ out OF one kind,
~ iocsl pages out OF smother, while
W another was used for patent medi-
sane locals and some ifsms that would
run seversl weeks. We wore driven to
THIS by ~ increasing sise OF the
paper and BY ths loss Of . little type
nom year 70 year. We hadn't enough
"a any one kind Of type 70 81 W Pc
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-01-01

The orderly quistude Of Guthrie
Center is about to BE- broken by the
establishment OF . bowling alley and
: bicket shop snd one or two Of it,
papsrs ts,x He thSv ahoaei,t sHch
inn0vafions were indications 81 -
cosmopolitan spirit Of their people.
II cosmopolitanism brings bucket
shops, We don't know about It's desir-
ability.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-01-01

Wonder II the Homestead msans to
60 into politicsF Is that what Allan
Dswson's going 70 II as editorial
writer means? An agricultural paper
attempting, TO. teach politics reminds
ono Of . preacher or . teacher mixing
politics with his work. We didn't
know Allan. was an expert authority
on raising corn, hogs, cattle or fruit.
We suspectiit's politics he's up to.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-01-01

On this the 18th bifthdsy Of the RE
PUBLICAN and on the occasion of-its
coming out in it, first eomplete new
dress, II begs leave 70 say to its read
ers and friends that Is never before
wss so prosperous or was enjoying SO
good Z business rs IL Il now. We are
happy in the belief that our list Of
friends is lsrgsr than ever before.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-01-01

Walt Butler, better known Is
"Pansy" Butler, has issued chsl-
lenge for joint tariff debate to Gov
ernor Cummins and several other
prominent republicsns. There is some
disposition In Iowa 70 wonder If there
is any room for n argument on the
tariff question beswesn .'Pansy'' and
the governor. NonpaSieL
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-01-01

We want man Of charscter and
energy, with some knowledge, Of live
stock and good team, TO take sole
charge OF the STANDARD Stock Food
business In I'll or part Of this county.
"A permanent and profitable position
for The right man.
/. Address. giving age, sexperience.
present business, ste. ~ =
THEF. E. SANBoRN COMPANY,
Omaha. Nebr.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-01-01

Let's not make quite - many reso-
buttons today q We hste some other
new years days, but lstns keep what
We do make.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-01-01

A happy new year 70 III our read
ers. May good fortune and happi-
ness attend you!
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-01-01

II you are in need of any sale bills,
horse bills, or anything In the print
ing line do not fail to see us.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-01-01

According TO Congressman Walter
I. Smith Of this district, there are ship
Subsidies and ship subsidies, one kind
good and the other kind not 30 good.
In harmony with the general senti-
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-01-01

\ Can you write Il 1908 Or does the
creep In sometimes? M
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-01-01

Goodbye to the old year and hail
10 the new!
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-01-01

Il also means pr
leot cont,pl Of your
hre. do you have ~
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-06-18
Green Creek Items.

Miss Rilla, the 15-year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Randall,
died Sunday morning at her home
in the western part of Green Creek.
Although she had been ailing for
several weeks, her death came I'M
expectedly since she had been inn
proving, and hope was justly re-
vived for a speedy recovery. The
interment took place at Cotton
wood.
The attendance at the ball game
at Cottonwood yesterday was con-
siderably increased by people from
here as we noticed a goodly sized
number there. Next Sunday the
nine from here will go to Meadow
Creek to cross bats with the boys
again.
Mr.. ii. Uhlenk recently lost
nine head of cattle from an I'M
identified disease som ewhat resem-
bling black leg.
Mr.. Stubbers' new warehouse is
now completed and he is now pre-
pared to carry almost as many
goods and at such reduced prices
as cannot be rivaled by any of the
large business houses in the city.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-06-18
Observation-Disclosures man at
Alexander & Friedenrich.

WANTED-Warehous man at
Alexander & Friedenrich.
Miss Mona Nickel has returned
from visit to Lewiston.
Mrs. L. j. Root is seriously i'll
at her home south of town.
The leading house on Gents
Furnishing Goods, b. B. Store.
&c. Minert, Florence mining
man is spending few days in
town.
ID. c. Elder of the Grangeville
Implement Co., is in town from
Moscow.
For the 4th of July, Buntings,
Flags and Fire works at the Big
Buffalo Store.
Jacob f. Jenny, and Mrs. Anna
Schubert Of Cottonwood were mar
ried Monday.
w. p. Fullers Pure prepared
paints and oils at B. b. Cash Store
can save you money.
A. d. Martin OF Cottonwood and
Miss Nora Imbler of Frazier were
married Wednesday.
For transient miners and prospect
ors supplies the Big Buffalo can
svae you money on every article.
The celebrated fancy creamery
butter made by Geo. Cowgirl leads
all other makes. Big Buffalo Cash
Store.
The committee on horse racing
for the fourth are max ing arrange
ments to have track in good
condition, and have over 100000
to proportion to the different races.
The telephone line between
Grangeville and the Hump, is
completed to Moore's camp and
will probably be finished through
to the mines this week.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-06-18
An Invitation.

Saturday evening, June 20, the
Adventists will begin series OF
Gospel tent meetings on State street
opposite the Baptist church. A
3ox5O tent has been pitched; also
three family tents in which the
workers will live while on the
grounds. The situation is a pleas
ant one, and from present indica
tions, all will be in readiness in a
short time. The public is cordial
ly invited to attend these meetings.
Subjects of most live and inter-
esting nature will be taken up from
time to time and discussed. Come
one and all.
G. E. FORD,
w. s. HoLBRooK,
J. G. LITTLE.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-06-18
Horses Empounded.

In the Justices Court Of White
Bird precinct in and for Idaho
county, State of Idaho.
In the matter of horses infected
with contagious disease:
State of Idaho, So
County of Idaho %
To whom it may concern, you
are hereby notified that there are
"a head of horses infected with
"mange" or "scab" now empound-
ed at White Bird, Idaho, and il
the owners of said horses do not
come and pay legal charges, and
take said horses away within one
week after the appearance of this
notice, said horses will be dealt
with according to law. The horses
are branded respectively as fol.
lows: bay mare and yearling, 2
with 6 connected below on lief,
shoulder; TX black mare; black
or sorrel horse, s on left, shoulder;
l buckskin mare, A on left Shout
der; ! pinto gelding, circle with 4
rightangled prongs on left hip; !
sorrel yearling, G on right shout
der; mare two years old, EO on
left shoulder, l bay gelding, encir-
cled cross on left hip; l buckskin
mare, circle with four prongs on
left hip; l bay yearling, resembles
figure 7 on left hip; sorrel mare.
10 on left hip; l 2-year-old buck
skin, 7 on left hip; l black mare,
n on left hip; l bay mare, 7 with
6 connected below and j on left
hip; l sorrel mare, n on left hip;
/ roam mare, H3 ON left shoulder,
Fix brand; l black mare, CT on
left hip; 5 head no visible brands
7 head, Al on right hip.
All of said horses were rounded
up on the White Bird, Chapman
creek and Baker gulch ranges by
order of the Constable of the Whit,
Bird precinct.
F. u. TAYLOR,
Justice of the Peace of Whit,
Bird Precinct
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-06-18
A Rare Treat.

Lovers of things literary that
are entertaining and instructive
will find in DR.. Ford's lecture this
evening a rare treat. Every young
person in the community should
hear this lecture and every old per-
son as well. 1t is of high ideals
and practical, fully up to date and
teeming with enthusiasm, interest
and humor. 1t is not often that
a good lecture is given in Grange
vile and every one should take
advantage of this thereby gaining
much for themselves, and also
aiding the school in defraying the
unusually heavy expenses this year.
DIR. Ford's subject will be "Perils
and Guards of Young People,"
Admission, 25c including re-
served seat.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-06-18
Weber in the Asylum.

Alex A. Weber, Architect and
carpenter was given an examina-
tion trial for insanity Tuesday
morning in the Probate court.
The physicians handed in a state
ment to the affect that it was not
deemed safe for Weber to be at
liberty, and Judge Taylor COM
mitted him to the asylum.
Webber's was very queer case.
He was man Of considerable abil-
ity, and apparently seemed to
possess considerable knowledge,
but his actions in trying to force
his love upon young ladies that he
had never met, and his writing
letters continually to number OF
young ladies, was convincing proof
that be he was decidedly "off" on
certain lines.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-06-18
Baptist Association.

The tenth annua al session Of the
Camas Prairie Baptist Association
will convene with the Baptist
church at Cotton wood, Idaho on
Thursday, June 2 th, 1903 at 10
O'Clock a. IN.
Will the delegates who antici-
pat attending please inform the
Cottonwood church at once OF their
intention; and, as was suggested
last year, will all delegates serving
upon committees come prepared
beforehand with their various re-
ports.
w. B. York,
Moderator.
w. n. KNOX,
Clerk of Association.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-06-18
Death of M RS. Keefer.

Mrs. G. f. Keefer died at her
home near this city Tuesday at the
age of 81 years, one month and
FIVE days. The t funeral took place
at 200 p. NJ. yesterday from the
M. E. church.
The grief-strick ken husband and
family have the sympathy Of the
entire community in their sad be-
reavement.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-06-18

The annual meeting of the Wise
Boy Mining and Milling Company
was held in this city on Tuesday
last. officers were elected for the
ensuing year as follows: President,
A. w. Moore; Vice-president,
Avery G. Moore; Secretary Treas
urer, "a. M. Baker; General Man
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-06-18

w. N. Robinson, who came
out from Thunder mountain for a
weeks visit and to attend to some
mining matters, started back yes
terday.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-06-18

ager, W. E. Moore. A board Of
directors was cleo ted consisting Of
A. w. Moore, A. M. Baker, Avery
C. NJ, ore, w. S. McCurdy and w.
r Moore.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-26
Mpnrpe.0pftrin.

Ser ,.SsraIbo" in 8~aIparaiiu, @bili,
perbfentIi&te etnen bemertensperiben
ariiteI iibsr bic Wonroe.D pftrin. 90
bsibt in bemielben:
.Sdb'I merita ioIte i'm Stiqen ben
8ereinieten Staaten su beritsben eeben,
baB es hidt ben Shub bsr Wonroe.
Doftrin nadiudt. ionoern fi9 auf feline
8raft Uerlafen nil. Dafelbe iolte
europa ju uerfteben seeeben tperben.
.Wir fbnuen ni&t ldneer nit Nnfanb
suseben, bab mir ipie bic Glrtsn be.
banbelt ipsrben. Das beiBt, mir maEen
erfIdren, bub mir ni@t auberbalb Der
internationalen @eiebt ftsbsn, bic fir
bic erbBsren Wa&ts i'm 8srfsbr nit.
chamber eelten."
Bum S&Iuhe tsibt ss in esm sIrti'
tel:
..l1nisre sisene SauptpfIi&t III es ba.
bsi freili&, uns in iolb' 2i&t Dor Der
@eIt su fteIen. baB mir aea9tet iDerben
fbnnen. SdO. amsrifa foate bic uniiat.
barren WobIibaten Der ioeenannten MOn.
roesD oftrin entfdieben suriidpeiien."
SIN BEN ArtifeI ipirb aud betont, bab
man in Spill felt Der Baltimore. 9lFdre
ben Ser. Staaten msbr mibtraut nls
europa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-26
Nerfpielt Al pieI.

So beibi, Der 85nis tpsrbs bsmnd&R
has Parlament UNI @rbbbuns Der Apas
mage bss 1bronfolssrs erfu&sn. Ser
8rins bon 8alss besiebt eesenipdrtie
BON Staats 100000 idbrIi6 unb
auberbem 5000. 900 aus BEN ginfommsn
Der Serri&aft Gornpaq. Damit, 70
tpirS %bebauptet, fbnne Der Sbronfoleer
uhm6eIid austommsn. ipsnn ni&t Der
3bnis srbebIide 8ufGdfe leifts. &sp'
notbs Nstpspapsr bemerit basu. ss iei
ri&tie, Der 3tronfoIeer brau&e mebr
@slb. Ct babe srf iiraIi& in elmer
einsigen Ra&t s35. 900 i'm 9artenipiel
perlorsn. Ser Bring beiu&s in @eisa.
i&aft isinss 8aters bdufe baS Saus
elmer frans5Ff&sn Rarquiie, mo bic pors
netme @slt .fi4 sum SpieI ~betiummIs.
gu ben resslmdbieen 8erlierern bditen
ftsts Der 2Snie unb Der Tbronfolesr aes
bort, unb in iener Rn&t. ba bic S35. 900
floten eesansen ieien, babe Der Tbrons
fotser entbedt, bub er nit 6alf9ipieIern
~ tbun babe. ST babe barlber Der
Dame bes Sauies bsftiee 8orfteaunesn
semaHt, aaein bieie babe ibn ia auSse.
Ia&t unb ber GbronfoIesr lei ipitbenb
abeeaoaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-26
DasN Nbospbcresciren Der Sraa,
ut6men uieberer Srbnune.

grofsEor Sans MoIii6 sIaubt cine
@ntbedung sur 8ertpenbbarfeit bes pbo,
p~borescirsns bon Oreanismen nisosrer
Orbnune, tpie q. .. Der Sesquaasn,
8acterien etc. senia&t su baben. Ser
@iener gfabemie Der Wihsni6aftsn
ma1te er ndbere Wittbeilunsen iiber
cine neue @rubenIampe. beren 2i6t bon
8aiterien esIisfert pirb. Die Sample
beftebt aus elmer @lasfueeI. beren innere
Settle nit elmer S&idt Salpeter unb
@elatins auseeIest ID. SIN bisfe S&i&t
irurben porber Bafterien eineeiprist,
tpslGe 5id innsrbaIb stpeier Sage unees
beuer %bermebren. Dabur@ ifrablt bic
@Iastuesl Elm blduli&. eriinss 2iht aus,
bas msbrere Gage iebr bea ereldnst. al.
mibIi1 ettpas erblnbt uno eri mad ;pei
bis brei @ohen CANA erlifht. 9rof.
WoIiS& bsbauptet, baB bieie 2i&ser be-
ionbers flr @rubsn unb 8ulbermuea;ine
brau&bar iinb. ba fie nidt erbiben unb
bssbalb obne @efabr benutt tperben ions
men. @sii&ter fann man nit elmer fol.
den 8aftsrisn. 2amps auf smei Sdritt
@n%tfernuns %srfsnnen. aud 1T Der Sdein
fart ssnus, UNI sroBe 8u&tuben leisn
40 f6nnen..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-26
@ooSeselt's Nuusfabrt.

Dee 8rdFbsntsn 8ooieuslt pIan fur
feline @sRfabrt ii isbt siemli& fsrtis.
Ct pirb am l. april bon Waibineton,
D. G., abfabren unb an 3. slptiI in
Chicago fem. Damn tpirb er Wabifon.
Waufsiba unb WiIpaufee in @iseonfin
befu6sn unb bann ipsiter iiber 81. paul.
minneapolis in Minnsfota. SiOur Sails,
aberdeen, @oseIp, 5arso, Samestotpn.
8ismard, Manban, Repura, in Daiota,
mad Ginnabar. Nont., fabren, mo sr.
am Ginsans ;um gsQoptone Bari. am
8 4pril sinsutrsfen esbentt. Sn BEN
Bart mill sr Bis Srsitae, ben "a. april.
bIeiben. Damn mill er ft& fdo6itlid
tber sablrsi@e Drtf&aftsn in WOntana,
9ebrasia, Soma unb Mifouri unb mad
81. Souls burdfdldneeln, mo CT am 80,
ApriI Der @inipsibune Der MeItauSfteI.
lungs. @ebduoe beitpobnen piQ. Damn
ssbt es ipiebsr tusfpdrts na4 Der ga.
eifiefdlte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-26
Seutfbe &rufS.

Die i'm Isidsumt bes Snnern einse.
lsitete 2artel' @nquete snttpidsIt fi& febr
lun8ium unb bas peniefte brinst an bic
Oefentlidfeit. Die 8ertretsr bes Rbeis
Milo . Mshfdlifden 8oblen . Spnbiiats
conferirten in ben IeSten 2neen nit ben
40 eineelabenen 8eriretern Der Retal.
Snoufrie, bes ao~blsnbanbsIS unb Der
nod ni&t %pertruiteisn 8edsn in @sfts
unb SlbbeutidIanb.
Aus BEN ber6fentli&ten Bacterial cts
8iebt iid, bab innerbalb Der lsbtsn Sabre
in Dsutl&lanb 300 ..Spnbiiaisiartsae"
uno u@unoentlonen" s~ntftanbsn finb.
BON bensn 80 auf ben Sanbsl unb 22O
auf bic probuftipn entfalen. IS critic
rem 70 Spnbifate Der Wetag. Snbutrie,
40 auf benz Gebiet bon @las, Steinen
unb @roen, 80 in Der 6smiidsn Snbus
firie, 20 in Der 3srtil'S nbuftris. unb lie
10 in Der 8oblen., Nablunssmittels unb
Papier' Snpuarie. SIN ,.gentraIbsrbanb
beulf&sr Snbuhrisler" 1T nun bic idbne
Sbee e~ntitanben. bieie ssritreutsn Saitos
rem uneinanoer su fnipfsn. Wii anberen
Worten ; bic @robinbufrie mill fi@ pers
sinieen, UNI .ibre Ma1t Der Rseisruns
s~eseniiber su periidrfen, unb einen nod
persr6bsrtsn @infuB uuf bic @sisbsss
buna su erlanBen. IS fol- setrennt tpeis
ter MARRIOTT. bic @oniumenten absr ses
meiniam 9eihtaeen iperben.
Darum eriHeint Cd brineenb tpins
f&ensperib. Elm @essneetpidt ssssn bic
fdranienloie Spnoitatsbsrri&aft su
idafen. @raf Boiaoopsip bsfist bee
reits eroBes Bacterial iber bic 8artels
pirtbi&aft. Die ee~sentpdrtisen Grs
bebunsen erfreden ii@ auf ale beuti@sn
8~unSssftaaten. Die Resieruns trdst
~einfpeilen Woher auf 3uei S1ultern.
atsr man bOfft, bab Der Rsi&stas ibr
idpeqere 8eine MAIDEN tuirb, ipsnn bic
@rquete erft abeeidloKen if.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Die bsibsn Drsaniiationsn Der Som.
mereial Teieerupbers baben ii& iest Der.
siniet unb ibre neutrality-suspicious. tpirh
ben Namsn ..Ebe Commercial TeIesra.
piers Union Of Nmsrica" fdbrsn. Dem
8srbanbs ssb6ren jest go 2olal. nnionS
nit elmer Wit8liebidaft BON 5000 an.
Die bsreiniste Organization ipiro iid Der
american federation Of 2ubOr anidIie.
Sen. Gin @rcutibe'8 oaro III ernanni
poroen. tpel&er bis su Der am 10, Suli in
Seem Oorf absubaltenben @Onpention fun'
siren tpirb. Auf bisien Gag fdqt aud
Der 20. S~abrestaa bee eroBen SeIeera'
pbenfreits. 8wiiden ben beioen iebt Uer'
einisten Oraaniiationen bat felt Sabren
srobs nneinisisit esberridt. unS iibsr biz
8eieitieuns berielbsn 1T man iebt in Ar'
bsitertrsiien bod srfreht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-26
Don ben Qbilippinen.

@snsral Alsn. Der gbsf Der PbiIippi.
nen'@ onfabler, bot Elm S@reiben an ben
prafiosntsn @omss bon Der NatiOnalifen
Yartsi seri6tet, tporin CT bic 8efduloiss
une srbsbt, bic partsi Ieifts ben 2abronen
in ben 8ropinsen 8isal unb 8ulucan
Beifnnb, uno @ome3 eriu&t, bic Atten
Der Organization ~por;uleeen unb bic
SammIunsen su eriIdren unb na&supsi'
fen. uie bic 8eitrdee uertranbt perben.
@omes bat eripibert, bic Partei TRACE
feline Sdulb an ber SADIE. aber CT miihe
sueeben, tab ~ein;eIne Mitelieber beriel'
ben bic 2aoronsn unterilbten. SOl6e
Witglieber tpirben baflr ieboH auseeito'
Sen. General aQen bat oarauf eas Bee
tpeismatsriaI in bic Sdnbe Der Stautsan.
nalti6aft esIeet unb man ertpartet, bab
bic 8esieruns bic Strafbsrfolsuns eessn
cine 4nsabl R~ationaliften einlsiten tpiFb.
Miaiam Wilion. Der friibere 3ablmei'
fer bes Bureaus Der 2dtenbspu&une
unb Transportation in RaniIa. psIHsr
in Nontreal unter Der 8eiGuIbisune
berbaftet norben IN. 5000 untsri&la.
gen su baben. 1T in RaniIa aus Mons
treal unier 8stpa&uns anselanet.
Samss 8sabam. Der 9ablmeiter bes
@efunbbeitsratbes Der pbuippinen, mel.
8er iirslia bsr gornabme bon 4snbsr'
unsen in ben &sdnunsen Der 8sb6rbs
i@uIbie ~eefunben puroe, Ianete in Mas
Mia aus S6ansbai an, bon no er aus
seliefsrt iporbsn 1T. 8eibe sIrrstantsn
tpurben in Daft bsbalten.