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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06
u 81 b in Der
&derne.

nife erSielt, benin Der meritunii9eSol
bat 1T selebrig unO itrebfum. @uf bic
8e%paffnung bes Sseres lit in lebter
3eit befonberer Wertb gelegt ipprben.
Die Snfdnterie erbielt neue Mauierges
tpebre unb bic &apallerie Muuiertara'
biner. Sas 4rtilleriematerial puroe
burh Ginfiibrung BON Mitraiaeuis Ell
(Shitem golts) unb 8erssef6iibe,
perbeHerte MOnbrason fopie cine Bat.
terie MDrIer peritGrtt.
Nominen lit bic dlIgemeine Sienits
pfli9t bonn %. Bis so. 2ebensiubr eins
ssfiibrt, bod ipirb fie i'm SrieOen ni9t
beanIpru9t unb IGbt aud gefeBli9
oiele 4usnabmen gu. Dom Sienit be-
freit finb 6umilienpGter, Stubirenoe,
8erndlter, 8rieIter, @etperbtreibenoe.
Die 0ienitseit bauert flint Sabre, nab
beren 4blauf Der Solbat ii4 fpiebsr
auf bier Sabre berpfli9ten barf.
Sine Der Dabrbeit siemli9 nabe
fommenbe SdGBuns Der &~riegsitGrts
Der meritaniI9en @rmee ergibt $500
Sfficiere unb 100000 Mann nit 24,s
900 Yferben unb Mdultbieren. Sier'
su fommen nod bic Silfstrdfte, bic
bic einselnen Stdaten Weritos ftellen,
bic Electromagnetic uip., iber bic es
3a6len ni4t sibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06

men unb Gpmmanbanturen, bes Ratios
nalpalaites unb Der Militdrf9ulen.
Die 6riebensitGrfe bes 9eeres lit ses
genfpGrtig: $500 Officiere. 6547 llnF
ierofficiere, 24,540 Solbuten nebit
$1,000 9ferben unb Mault6ieren.
Guf militGrif9e Gratehung unb
Musbilbuns pirb srpBes 9efDi9t gee
leet. !Sier5u gebDren bas portreffliGe
MilitGrcoleo ufGbapultepec, bas benz
Seere elm ausse5ei6netes Sfficiermls
teriat ~liefert, bic militGrdrStli9e. bic
@~eterindr> unb Sufi9miebz, bic Mili'
tGrs, Muiits unb SdieBi9ulen. Sir
bic Sruppen befinbet iih BEL iebem 8a'
t%ailpn, Gesiment uIp. cine Glemens
to,iduIe. bic meiit ishr quite @rgeb'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06
Sbor bes MilitdreoGless
auf 6 hapu te pee.

bic rnabbdnsigteit Meritos %begannen,
tpurbe bic 0isciplin i'm 9eere na4 uno
Ra9 iebr gelpdert, unb es ppa5og iid)
bic DOaftGnbise Generalization ber
meritanif9en @rmee, bic ben nmitur5
70 mdn6er cpnititutioneIen Regierung
gum groBen S9aben bes 2anbes CUR
Jolge bate. Dennp9 muB CUR @hrs
Der meritaniI9en Splbaten f9on in
Der repolutionGren 3eit BON 1910 Bis
1867 seIast fperben. bub ie nit gro>
Der &aItbliitigteit unb Spbespera3s
tung ins Seuer singen uno Strapa5en
unb 8ei6iperben obne Murren ertrus
gen. Die MGBigteit stnes meritants
fden Solbatsn lit gu beipunbern. Mett
einem Stiid6en 9inple, etnem aus 9es
rDItetem Mais unb 3uder bereitetsn
DulOer. bas in elmer S6ale talten
@aiIers ~aufselOIt nirb, marI9irt er
ptele Sage pbne iebe unbere Nabrung,
unb babel 1T ibm bic nadte Grbe bas
8ett unb Der Simmel bic Oede. Die
msritanii9e 3abaaerie tonnte cine Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06
Die @ntomobtls9 ampfiprite.

llnfere abbilbung felt elm auf benz
@ebiet bes SeuerlOi9peiens Guropas
nod neies 2Di9serdt6, cine automos
bile 9ampfipribe, bar. sic 1T BET Der
Sresbener 8erufsfeuerpebr als 8ers
iudsfabraeus einseitelIt porben.
Wie aus unferer Mbbilbung erfi4t'
li9 1T. lGuft bic Mafdine unter eiges
mem 9ampf. Cine ftdnbige llnters
bampfbaltung bes aefels lift ni9s
nptbpenbis; bic MaIdine fdbrt auf
bas Ilarmsei9en unter 3ubilfenabme
bon liifiiser&ObleniGure, bic man aus
Stablflui9en in ben Sampfraum bes
&eFels erpanbiren lGBt, fofort an uno
unter &oblsnfGurebrud 10 lunse pei'
ter, Biz bur9 fdarfes Teuern bic notba
penbise 0ampfipannung errei4t lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06
SnbilGumsfeier Der Stabt Sail.

Die alte @alsItabt am Snn i4aut
in biefem Sommsr uuf 900 Sabre ibz
res 8eItebens suriid. Wpbl fieoeIten
ii6 fdon in Glterer 3eit NOn4e i'm
SaGItbal an, uni an Der e~rsiebigen Sc
pinnuns bes SalSes 4ntbeil gu nebs
men, unb faOn felt ben ROmeraeiten
fparb bas ausseIottene Sal3 bon ben
Bergen gum Snn gebra6t unb BON
bier aus in ole @elt gefiibrt. 4ber
erIt 1875 entbedte elm beuti9er Rits
ter, Ritolaus Robrba9er, ben Salss
berg. 1elbit, unb bdmit persr6berte ii4
bieanIieblung 70 fdneG, bab i'm Som>
mer 1903 Otto, @raf gu SprOl, Der
@ieblung bic Ne9te elmer Stabt pers
lieb, beren S6idiale fortun innis nit
Dem bes Salsberstpertes unb Ter
9ueIialine perbunben blieben. SIN
Mittelalter bliibte Saa als SanbeIs=
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06

= SpetuIatip. nDarum er.
fiiaft Oh 10 seipiHenbaft ieben Mil.
len Defines alien @rbOntels2" ,@eiI
i'd eben auf feinen IeBten Wiaen
parte!~
- @orfi4tig berbeffert
yrtn5 (auf bic 2anbtarte Seieenb):
Dies lit tpobl Spanien9 gr5ieber:
Sapobl, !Sobeit! absr nur BON lau.
ter 5ranaofenI betpobnt. Die Spanier
ieIbft tpohnen mehr fiibIia!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06
: Suite 6 m pfebIuns. (gGus

Bute 9 m , eb n g. (Nus
einem DienitbOten 3eugnib.) rSns
babsrin bat Elm Subr (ipeniser eff Mos
nate bel mir sebient unb in bieier
3eit ii9 fleiBig (por ben Saustbiirsn),
seniigiam lin Der grbeit), forsIam
Giir ii9 felbfD, sef9ptnb (im ausres
benz. frsunblia (sesen Mannsperios
nen), treu (ihrem 2iebbaber) unb ebr>
lid (rpsnn ales perfdIoHen par) gs'
5eist."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06
MitraiGIeu Ii B.

beiten Der Welt I9on friiber setpefsH
fem, tpenn man bic bafiir porbanbenea
Glemente benuBt bate, senn bic Meris
funer iinb geborene Reiter; bon Sugenb
ouf peib ieber nit benz pferbs um3u'
eeben, fi9 ais Reiter nit GROCER 2ei9s
ttgteit auf iebem Serrain gu berpr9en
uno babel Wuffe uno 2afo nit Wteis
fterI9aft gu 6unbbaben.
Mit benz Regierungsantritt bes
PrGIibenten Generals porfirio 0ia5
I'm Sabre 1877 tpurbe bas Se.rtpeien
eGnSli9 r~eorsanifirt. Oas meritani.
f6e Seer itebt sesenpGrtis auf elmer
febr boben Stufe Der 4usbilbung unS
Organization unb bat untsr alien ans
beren IdteiniTdzameritanifden Srsis
ftaaten fat teinen Ripdlsn. Die Dir
NEE serfdGt in bas itebenbe Seer unS
bic R%eIerpen.
9as itsbenbs Seer pirb s~insstbeilt
In @eneralitGt, bic tattii9en, bic te6z
niIden unb bic SpeSialz 5ormatipnen.
gu ben tattii4en Sormatipnen gebDs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06
gon aeon 8anberiee.

Bon eeon 8anberiee.
3D. sing ben Weg %entlang am Dalbess
foum,
Den i9 fGon oft sesangen bin I'M
Sraum,
9elt ftb ib alles tpirtli4 I'm MIDI Der,
gu meinen GiiBsn lpoet unb malt elm
Meer
Bon 3ittergras uno rot6em Setoes
fraut -
gli6ts rest ii9 fpnft = es brinst tsin
WenI6enlaut
Sn bieie slanSumpob'ne g%iniamtett,
Sn meine tiefe 4bgei9ieOenbeit.
Sier mO9t i9 ipanoern, tpie imSruiim
gu 3pein
1lnb aliidlih fetn 49,.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06
ba briiben ieben Sage"

9eut1i9. ~abisu, meme
unb nun seiteben Sic of
fen, finb Sbnen bieie Gmpfanssabenbe
ni9t man9mal elm fpenig lGitig2 9d
tommen 10 ale mDsli9sn MenI9sn gu
@inem, aus benen man ii9 10 gar
niats ma9t!" rSas fam i9 ni9t
fagen, mir MAIDEN ale meine @GIte
8ergniisen, bic Ginsn, fpenn fe toms
men, bic @uberen, ipenn iie sebsn,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06

-8eim mort %genommsn
2ebrer: Sd babe Sud bod neulid eis
men 3ettel m~itsesebsn an Cure Mutter,
ite fO1e gud better gepui4en unb ses
tGmmt our S9ule f9iden = mas bat
iie benn barauf gefast9 Die &inbsr:
Sic bat seIust, Bel ibr berridte bic
er6bte Sauberteit! 2ebrer: Soa
Nun, bdnn brinst bic INNER nit, bort
Sbr noble!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06

81 afernsnbofbIi ii t be. un'
terpffie,er: 4Gio Sofi9aufpieler finb
@ie9 - S90n! 4ber trpBoem INNER
proper antreten, rattle i'd S6nen! Gums
pdsipagubuubus pirb bier ni4t gss
IpisIt BEL uns!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06
. a m p +
fprtse.

Damn erfOlst bis0lbi6uItuns Der 2obs
lenfGure, unb Der Oampf arbeitet ipei-
ter. SIS t0nnsn 9efdpinbisteiten BIB
su Is Msilen in Der Stunbe sefabs
rem tperben. Die Spribe liefert 1000
Otter (528 9alonen) @aHer in Der
Minute unb peiit plGbe fir feds
Mann auf. Die 8ereifuns bsr Rdber
lit aus itartem @onsummi eeurbeitet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06

- Mobern. 8ettler (por benz
S6pr elmer @iaa): Gin armer Reiiens
Der bittet nm cine tleine @abe! !Serr
(pom Seniter aus): &ommen sic nur
herein, ba iperben sic etpas befoms
men. 8ettler: Sas tann i9 nidt, uus
terbeKen pirb mir bier brduBen metn
SabrraO %seitpblsn!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06

-ptetGtppIl. rMdrum but
benn beute Der Resiftrutor einen
SrauerfIor I'm ben 9ut2 gr TT bod
i9on felt mebreren Sabren Dittper!"
.0as tbut er isoesmal our Grtnnerung
an bic Sslise, tpenn ibm bic Wirtbin,
irie beute, feline 2eibipeiis porIebt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06
9.rfannte @adfi6t.

Sdneibermeiiter: Seinem Sanbpers
fer tOnnsn sic Sbr: S9ulben besabs
len uno mietben INNER srpBartis i'm
erIten Stpdpert Mobnuug.
S9ulbner: 9as thu i9 muir our Be-
ouemlidteit Der 6erren 9ldubiger!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06

Gin S9Gauer. Gr: @9,
GrGulein Glen, fpenn sic eineIbnung
b1tten, tpie i9 sic liebe, unb ipenn
Gle ipiibten, mas id perOiene. Sic
ipiirben mid ii9er erbOren. Sic: @as
berbienen sic benn9 Gr: Cine reGt
quite. brape 5rau!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06

rem Snfanteris, 8apulIsrie, @rttGeric
uub csngenieure, pGbrenb bic te4nis
Sdcn aus Dem 9e%nerdlitab, benz Snitis
tut Der Qrtilerie unb Der Sngenieure
ae6iloet tperSen. Sir ben Spe5ials
btenI finb porbanoen bas militGrGr3ts
lt6e 9erIonal, bus SnDalibencorps,
ous 9erfondl Der mitdrif9en @erlpul'
tuna unb 9eri6tsburteit. bic :..ilitGs
ride @enbarmCrie, bic 8eamten Der
INTficierstaFsn. her miIitGriiheu 3o'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06

= Sbre Ssbnfu9t. Sruu
8osnid: Seit i'd nit Dir Oerbeirutbet
bin, SiesfrieO, 1T mir nur Elm @unid
unerfiiat s%eblieben. Serr 8osnid
(grob): ga, mas pirb bas ipieoer
fein9 5ruu 9psnid: DAB i9 lebiJ
eeblisben tpdre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06
Gine{hm WrUfun

= Cine d g Ii u n 9.
@r: Define S9peiter bat fi9 perfobt9
8. t4 nngliidfelissr! Sic: 4rtbur!
gntieBli9! 9u bait tie : eeliebt2
@r: Seine Sbee; aber baB i9 ibr ieBt
einen 9ratuIationsbrief f9reiben
miB!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06

= @erfebIter @orf9Gag.
Batter: ga, meme So9ter, Sein Be-
perber 1T absr bod nod bel gu jung,
Durte bod nod einige Sabre, bis er
otter unb %peritGnbiser piro. = So4'
ter: Nun, bann beiratbet er MIDI iiber'
baupt ni9t mebr!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06
@IudIia berheiratbet.

Srau: .8siBt Oh nod, Mdnn6en,
unter bieiem 8aume batten mir unier
critics Henbesbous, na9bem i9 Did
cine Stunbe bate parten luhen!"
Mann Geuf5enb): ga, tpGre i'd bod
bamals nab SauIe segdngen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06

-@us Der @efeIIf9att.
grfte DAME: .Sie burften alp ben
Raubm6rber in feiner 3sae beIudsn2'
.3peite DAME: LIMB purbe ibm iogor
ppr9eiteat!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06
@nnp Spbat!

Sauptmann: ga Suber, febt er
mid net. mill er net prGientiren9
Suber: MudBt benu Ou uleipeil
s'latf9t tumme. ipenn ma grab iB!9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06

9ereinsige8 q. Sauiiz
rer gum Saustne9t bes Oorfpirtbs>
bauies): SGr'n Se. mel 3uteIter, is
Se pie1ei9t Der Serr nit be Ianse
Stisbeln unb ben iteifen Sut fdon
peseesansen9 9austnedt: BIS jest
bab i9 ibn nod ni9t ruusseI9miFen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06

itabt md9tig empor; 8ir9en unS
Sefuitencplesieu erboben iid neben reis
den SGuiern i'm Renaifaneeftil. limb
tpie cine Stabtbefeitisung i9aut nod
bsute S9lpB Safess nit feinem truBis
gen Sburm barein, Der fpdter Mfiin5s
tburm gstauft nuroe, ais untsr Grss
bersog Serbinanb 1867 bic Wiin5itdtte
in bas S6loB perlegt fuuroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06

n9as 1T alfo Sbr Seim2 Sic limb
aIlerbings nidt febr anipru9sbOG.
aber fasen Sic mir, pubin bdnsen sic
benn Sbre 9leiber9" ,
rNeine 2leiber2 bic babe i9 INNER
an"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06

@erf9naPpt. u. (iro>
MIDI: 9ein nsues Stiid foa ia or.
bentli9 aussepfiffen porben fein =
Defenders Der lebte 4tt. 9i9ter (entz
riiitet): Das lit cine 2iise : i'm IeBs
ten Oft mar ia Riemanb mebr ba!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06
Der bertaunts GahrtuhL

proDinsler gum pprtier zines Sos
tels in Der ReIibena): sd mOdt' germ
Elm nidt gu tbsu'rss 3immer baben!"
portier (beu Sat gum 6ubritubl
fiibrenb, um ibn in ben pierten Stot
gu befOrbern); v8itte ein5utreten!"
Probinsler: Fiber, @erebrteIter, a.
biHel mas 8eFsr's mO9t i'd bod hds
BIN : ba is ia nidt anal a BET.
b'rin!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06

@rst: ugea9ten sic aber ia, Iieb:
Sruu, bab sic bic MebiSin Sbrsm
Rinbe nii9tern einseben."
Srau: rSie bentcn ppbl, i9 fOnnte
ben 20ffeI nidt ri9tig balten. Serr
Spftor9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06
q m 6 pncert.

Srau profeFor: n0ieIe MelObie III
pirfli9 reiaenb!"
PrpfeFpr: Sd bin aud gang ents
aiidt bapon. Win mir elei9 einsn
anopf ins Sadtu9 MAIDEN, bamit i'd
lie nidt perseFe."
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
Ennnd nvlnn ln a cellar.

Greensburg. Pa, Nov. 16.-Hidden
away among rubbish in the cellar OF
the home OF Lewis Gordon. Scott Ham
ilton was found in an unconscious con-
dition. Hamilton was suffering from
the effects OF a vicious blow on the
head and died at the Westmoreland
hospital without regaining conscious
ness. Two suspects we're arrested
Jossph Colligan and his nephew, Dan
iel Colligan Hamilton Is alleged to
have spent a PARTON of the night at
the home Of Joseph Colligan, Neigh
bors say that a drunken brawl took
place and that Daniel Colligan and
Hamilton fought When taken into
custody Daniel Colligan was told that
he was wanted on a charge Of assault
and battery. He Is reported to have
asked: did Hamilton sue me for hit
ting him?" A post.mortem examination
revealed the fact that Hamilton's
skull had been fractured for three
inches. evidently with some blunt In.
strument.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
Enter the Christmas Fancy
Goods
Southwest of centerl

Fancy goods means all the hundred
and one dainty little things that make.
such acceptable holiday gifts, and this
year there are some very new things.
Il zOhols mezageyle of animal pin cushions came
from Austria, cut and stuffed and made very
much like the toy animals.
France sent some beautiful picture hunses, little
desks to hold writing paper and tiny cabinets of
ocade.
Ribbon y0yk has crept into the pin cushions !.
the bags, the jewel boxes, handkerchief boxes
and all sorts of little nick -nacks.
But perhaps the finest thing we have
been able to get is the collection of real
old bead bags.
Most of them are between 90 and 100 years
old and were originally used for aims bags in
churches. We picked them up abroad in out
Of theway curiosity shops had them washed,
mended and lined with soft suede.
Not all are mounted, and the prices ($12 to
$25) seem very little for such really valuable
things
Upstairs in the Art Needlework Room
are hundreds of centerpieces and scarfs,
some finished, some waiting to be worked.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
Unusual News of Silks
and VelVetS
lAIain Aislel

$3.50 Lyons PRINTED L0ntssnes and
ORaoyant, 81. SO.
$3.50 printed baNne veisats, 85c.
Other good stores in Philadelphia are
selling some of the same quality of silk
for SIS yard. YoH can get them here
foy $3.50.
The maker comes to this country from
Lyons once a year--and he is apt to find
that some of the illxs ordered from him
have been refused-that small lots have
been accumulating. All those for the
last year he has turned over to us at this
unusually small price.
Remember, they are double width-it takes
only seven or eight yards for gown. And
look at the quality
The panne Velvets are rich Persian de-
signs-all- silk. A little touch Of them on
coat Or gown will make the whole thing sing
yet we are selling a great many for blouses, en-
tire gowns, dressing robes, and mems smoking
jackets for Christmas.
We can't promise how long they will be here.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
TOyland Bulletins
Fourth hoorl

Such fever of excitement as there
was in Toyland on Saturday, when
CHEEKY old Santa Claus arrived, bringing
Mrs. Santa Claus along 7V1tk hlmI
It's her first visit to Philadelphia-to
anywhere, in fact But Santa, after he
got back to the North Pole last year,
told her so many interesting stories about
his trip that then and there she decided
to come along this Christmas and enjoy
the fun.
Her first day was a busy one-scores Of
youngsters whispered their wishes into Kriss
Kringes ear, and she wrote them ali down in
the big Christmas ledger
Today HlmbJ Da0nptys CiyeuS-when you
see the fat old elephant standing one foot
the donkey balancing on BARREL and the
clowns in all sorts of topsy turvey positions
you can't help laughing. 81 a set up to $3.50
and somebody there to show you how to use
them.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
Radiant Bead Bags
Center of store

Center of storel
Faint pink roses set amid tiny white beads,
glistening as though covered with dew; tiny
little red roses in medallion effect, framed in
blue beads-the very patterns colonial bellies
carried hundred years ago; quietly elegant
black beads with tiny designs in color glinting
through them; picturesque Watteau figures
all-gold bead bags, newer than the gold mesh
scores and scores of beautiful kinds are here
Ard the most cunning little purses to match
they can be worn on long chain; what a
glowing artistic bit Of color they add to a gown
Bags, So to $1S purses, soc to $3.7s
Evening journal., 1903-11-16

of the writer. What is most notewor-
thy in the ensemble is the harmony in
both lines and forms. denoting the ar
tistic temperament. They are so legi-
BILE and so persistent as 10 imply en-
ergy and a wonderful cleaness OF in
tellect.
"The correctness I'm alignment, spac-
ing and size OF the letters represent
courage. enthusiasm and excellent
judgment. The avoidance OF initial
strokes IN the smaller letters and their
separations indicate both dignity and
Evening journal., 1903-11-16

sentiments Of gratitude to Divine
Providence. This Is the special favor
shown to the Commonwealth in assign
ing to its service the unparalleled
statesmanship, probity. prescience, dig
nifty honor, executive capacity, infalli-
bic judgment high moral worth, as
tuteness and clear sense of justice en-
bodied in the worshipful person OF
Matthey Stanley Quay. In one Of the
glowing sentences OF his eulogy Gov
ernor Pennypacker says: In manii-
ness and intelligence. and in a rare or
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
Spring Designs in French
ChalliS Here Early
DRESS Goods Salon, main floor

lDTess- Goods Salon. main floor
"We want them in November instead
of February"
"Whatl And why, Monsieur1"
Because we do"
They are here-diferent from any challis you
ever saw.
We shant try to tell you about the designs
today. You must come and see for yourself if
you want house dresses, evening gowns or
simple morning affairs.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
Christmas Clocks
Main Aisle

Some on the Main Aisle today at
lower prices; others not reduced, but at
moderate cost.
Just such clocks as one would like to
receive on Christmas.
Gilt boador clocks, 81, Sl2s sl7s 81, S. rs, ST.
So So Is, $3.50, S375 81. 81. so, $475 IS to $40.
French clock sets pieces SIS, $35 S42 $50 $110.
French travelling clocks in leather cases, IS.
Crystal regulators, SO, S22. so. SIS $3.50.
Enameled mantel clocks 81, $3.50. IS, So, $3.50 tc
$40.
Alarm clocks, CSC.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
Christmas Dress Patterns
iNorthwest Of center.l

iNorthwest oi centcrl
Percale, seersucker and gingham, cut
up into 10-yard lengths, and done up
neatly in boxes ready to give anyone you
please.
We began getting them ready way
back in September.
The ginghams we are especially proud
of. Every one is, a RsV Sbylng design
and only ST for the pattern.
Percale and seersucker dress patterns,
$1.25.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
Extra Sizes in Women's
NightgOWnS
ISecond floor, 6rst gallery

Carefully and generously made. Look at the
width note the iull gathers in the back. Ma
terial could be saved BY skimping" 4" here, but
it would not be the kind of gown you would
yourself make at home-which we pride our
selves these are.
The tucks, the embroidery, everything about
them is dainty and rehned square, round or
V-necks, IL 18 and l9 inches; muslin and
eambric; S5c, 81, SIPS, $l.5o, $2.25.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16

Louis Arthur Coolidge. a Washing
ton correspondent. is talked Of as Sec
retary Of the Republican National
Committee to succeed Perry S. Heath.
Mr.. Coolidge is AZ years OF age. is a
native Of Natick. Mass. and was grad
uated from Harvard in 1858. For sew
erai. Congresses Mr.. Coolidge was edi-
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
Fine Enbroideries-Prices
Cut in Two
main Aisle

Main Aisle
Four-and- a-half-yard sample strips
from the best maker in St. Gall, and in
stead of paying SOC to SO you may have
them for 40c to $3.50.
Most are done on soft nainsook or Swiss, and
besides the practical little edgings and inser-
tions that can be used any time there are
beautiful broad things for finishing skirts .oi
making whole blouses. n
Every piece fresh and clean-pretty enough
to give away for Christmas.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
Protest Aaalnst Rlnhnn Rnnk.r

Manila, Nov. 16.-Aglipay. the nolni-
nal head OF the schismatics, has pro-
tested against the action OF Mgr. f.
J. Rocker. bishop Of Jaro. in taking
possession Of the Catholic church at
La Pazia, noilo. Mgr, Rocker has
threatened to take drastic measures
20 curb the schismatics. The heads Of
departments have cahled President
Roosevelt their endorsement of Ar.
thur w. Ferguson, assistant secretary
for the vacancy upon the board Of
Philippine commissioners, which viii
be created by theretirement Of Gov
ernor TAFT
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
Ths Pops,s Asndwritinq.

from LonOon Answers.
The value OF the delineation ofcharac-
ter from handwriting has long been re-
cognized. BY way OF testing It % the
full a sample Of the caligraphy OF his
holiness Plus X was recently submit
ted to a graphologist. who was kept in
total ignorance as to the writer of the
lines he was asked TO pronounce judg-
ment upon. He reports as fellows:
1T becomes possible 10 define almost
in a single phrase the dominant traits
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
Like Shopping in Paris
French Room, second floor,

TO 61fy things IN tie L1ttle Frenck Room.
Only, unless you tramped all over
Paris and hunted in every nook and cor
ner, you probably wouldn't see the
assortment of lingerie, wrappers and
dainty dressing sacques we can show you.
And never were prices so low: chemises from
81 upi corset covers 81 up; drawers $2.25 up.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16

When Judge W. II. Taft assumes the
War Department portfolio ne win sit at
the same desk which his father. Al
phonso Taft. occupied while holding
the same Office under President Grant
The elder Taft occupied the post only
a few months, when he became Attor-
ney-ceneral, being afterwards sent TO
Russia as minister
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
Waists That Cost Little
lsecond floor, Chestnut street,

iSecond hoor, Chestnut street,
An So. so black Louisine waist, all clusters OF
little pin tucks and rows of lace insertion, that
is copy of $l2 model
Black peau de sole waists at SIS are a mass
tiny pin tucks and fagoting, or with side pleats
and handsome lace medallions.
At So. IS is a black peau de sole waist, all Of
stitched side pleats, plenty of them, too, and
wide
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
ThanI,saivIna IN psnnsyIvania.

Thanksgiving in Pennsylvania.
From the Phila. Evening Telegraph
(Ind. Rep.)
Concurrently with the issue OF his
Thanksgiving Day proclamation. Cow
ernor Pennypacker makes sioe-line
announcement 10 the people Of Penn
sylVania as to the mainly important
Evening journal., 1903-11-16

der Of ability. there has never been in
public life in America Matthew STAN
ley ouay's equal" The force Of full
some flattery could no further gol