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Evening journal., 1904-07-21
Hotel Ponce de Leon
Virginia Ave, second house from Beach
Capacity $50. Cuisine unexcelled
S. Z. SWEENEY,
Owner and Propr.
HOTEL ROSSMORE

Tenn. Ave. near the Beach.
Guest capacity. 200. Excellent loca-
tlon and surroundings Modern equip
ment extensive shaded porches; two
minutes walk from Penna. Depot and
Young's Pier Good cuisine and serv-
ice. Rates IS TO SIS weekly. Booklet
upon application. Under direct man
agement Of owners, Carberry & Co.
Evening journal., 1904-07-21
WATER RENTS
MUST Be PAID
Company Demands Prompt
Settlement or Water Will
Be Cut OFF
TIME FOR PAYMENT EyPIRESJULY3l
After Which Delinquents Will Find
Themselves Without Water, as
spieots Will be Removed-counei
Will Purchase 800 Feet Of Hose.
sneclal II The Evanlnr Innrnnl

Special to The Evening journal.
New Castle. July 2L-AlthOugh not
desiring TO be harsh with consumers
the Water Company win expect and
demands payment OF water rents for
the ensuing six months. dating from
July J. and unless such payment is
made on or before July 81 the COM
pany will proceed to remove attach
ments from the houses OF those COM
sumers who fail 20 settle by that time.
There Is no doubt but this action on
the part of the water company Will
meet with disapproval especially by
those consumers who have been i'm the
habit OF allowing their water rent to
get In arrears for several months. but
the water company claims that such
steps are necessary in view OF the fact
that the water works is not paying
investment at present and also that IL
has given consumers thirty days grace
in which to settle their bills by ex-
tending the time of payment until
July 81 before any stringent measures
are taken
In the event of fixtures being re-
moved it win cost the consumer who
desires TO pay up and resume the water
service 81 apiece to re-install every
spigot removed.
1t is said by officials OF the company
that although many persons have dis
continued water service the number
does not reach the figure anticipated
from the storm Of indignation which
arose when the new scale Of rates went
into effect.
Adopted Novel Plan.
There Is one patron OF the water COM
pany in the city who believes ne has
got the best of the company for time
az least. His bath room is located IN
the rear OF the second story of his
home and the closet stands in the
yard a few feet distant from the house
BY extending a pipe from the bath tub
10 the hopper of the closet he has been
able to cut out the water formerly used
10 flush II and uses the water which
drains from the tub after it has beer
used for bathing purposes.
Just what effect the proposed shut.
ting or OF water after July 81 will hav,
in squirting consumers on to pay theii
rent on or before that date cannot b,
said but Il is certain that when thi
employe Of the company whose duty Il
is to sever connections Of consumers
who have failed to pay up calls a
tho homes Of this class Of people hl
win not be met with outstretched han,
and welcome smile.
The company, however. declares *,
intention 70 carry out this rule, nc
: ~rnatter how unpleasant the duty may
'bs.
Evening journal., 1904-07-21

sHERIFF's SALE BY VIRTUE OF a
writ of Levar Facias 10 me directed.
will he exposed to public sale at the
National Hotel IN the town of Middle
town. ST. Georges Hundred New Cas-
tie county. State of Delaware,
ON SATURDAY.
THE BOTH DAY OF JULY. 1904.
at 10 o'clock a m.
the following described real estate viz:
All that certain lot. piece Or parcel OF
land situate in Mddletown. New Castle
county and State of Delaware, lying on
the north side of Lockwood street east
of Broad street. and bounded and de-
scribed as follows. to wit:
Beginning at the northeast corner of
Norway and Lockwood streets. thence
with said Norway street nOrthward one
hundred and sixty-seven feet more or
less to the line OF lands late of Colonel
Joshua Clayton. OF Thomas; thence with
said CiaytOns line eastward eighty feet
to "a corner for this lot and land OF Fran
els Taroni. thence Herewith southwark
one hundred and seventy and one-ha.f
feet 10 the curb line on the north Side of
Lockwood street aforesaid; thence there
with westward eighty feet 10 the begin
ming. be the contents thereof what they
may. Having thereon erected a two-story
frame dwelling. stable anF other build
ngs.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of Michael KumDel Jr. and
Sarah =. Kumpel. his wife, pertgagors
and It's. and 90 be sold by
EMMTT +. STIDHAM. Sheriff.
sheriff. Office, Wilmington. Delaware
July 13 1904
Evening journal., 1904-07-21

SALE by VIRTUE OF a
writ Of Lcvau r, cias to me directed,
viii be exposed d public sale at the
Court House. on Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. in tbs city
Of Wilmington, New Castle county.
State of Drl4 Vv9ra
Evening journal., 1904-07-21

II suffered excruciatingly from indigcs-
tion and catarrh of the stomach and moth
induced to take TO-NI-TA. IL soothed my
stomach from the first dose. The second
day my appetite grew better. / did not feel
sodstressed after eating, and in few days
] noticed o wonderful improvement. ! am
now in perfect health and can eat anything.
To- NI-TA has made n new man of me,
and / will always recommend 10 70 anyone
who is run down or suffers from indigestion
or catarrh Of the stomach" J II. WyCKoFF,
Elizabeth, N. J., April 10, 1904.
IO-Nl-IA cures catarrh no matter where
it may appear. whether in the stomach,
head, throat. lungs. kidneys bowels, or
bladder, and IL has also worked marvellous
results In the treatment Of the common and
distressing complaints peculiar 60 women.
An druggists, or direct. 81 q bottle
Or. Lorentz's 1.-THE Beautiful Story of
Iife" and doctors advice free Lorentz
Medical Co., flatiron Building New York
Evening journal., 1904-07-21

3 -pIFFS SALF-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Levari Facias TO me directed.
will be exposed to public sale, at the
Court House, on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets in the city
OF Wilmington. New Castle county,
State of Delaware.
Evening journal., 1904-07-21
ON SATI NDAI.
THE 3oTH DAY OF JULY, l90i'

at 10 o'clock a ~.
he following described real estate, VIZ,
All that certain lot. piece or parcel ol
land. situate in the city of Wi mington
aforesaid. and more particularly bounded
and described as follows TO wit:
Beginning al a point on the southerly
side OF Beach street at fifty feet Wide AT
The distance OF three hundred and hfty
feet casterly from the corner formed 10y
me intersection of the said southerly side
of Reed street with the easterly side of
Clayton street. thence southerly parallel
with Clayton street four hundred and five
rect TO the northerly side of oak street
at iifty feet wide. thence easterly along
said northcrly side of oak street sixty
leet TO corner. thence nortberly paral-
lei with C.aytOn street one hundred and
twenty-five feet to another corner, thence
easteriy parallel with Oak street dfty feet
20 another corner thence northcrly par
ailel with Clayton street twenty-five feet
10 another corner. thence easterly paral-
.el with oak street sixty feet to another
corner, thence northorly parallel with
CLAYTON street TWO hundred and fftv-fve
toct 70 the said southerly side of Beech
street thence thereby westerly one hum
irod and seventy feet to the place of be-
may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Alfred O.. McC1usland and
rl2 2oetn @ McCausland. his wife and
FMAIT T. sTrDHAM. sheriff.
n'I'p' office. Wilmington. Delaware.
Ju'y 49, 1904.
sHERIFF'S SALE.-RY VIRTUE or A
writ OF Levarl Facias. TO me directed.
VIII be exposed to public sale. at the
1ouft House. on Market street between
Ientn and Eleventh streets In the city
ei wilmington. New Castle county,
state Of Delaware,
ON SATURDAY.
THE BOTH DAY OF JULY, 1904.
at TO o'clock a M.
'ne 5onoWing described real estate. VIZ;
AL that certain lot or tract of land situ-
are in Chrisuaua hundred aforesaid. and
wing partly within the Town of Newport
bounded and described as follows 10 wit:
Beginning at corner formed ~ the
intersection Of the northorly side Of Ayre
street with the easterly side Of Augustine
| street AS the same are laid out on the
plan of tho Town of Newport; thence
east 'rlN long said side of Avrc street
six hundred and three feet more or less
20 tho lands of William Jenkins Fell.
/ lhoncc with said land north eleven de-
grces and four minutes west two hundred
ana nlnoty-eight feet west to a point in
the southerly side Of Market street as
| lald out on said plans thence westerly
q ong said side OF Market street five hun
ase1 ana ihiriy-hve feet more or less ia
/ the snld casterly side Of Augustine street
ana thence thereby southorly two hun
/ dred and nncty-onc and twO-tenths fee.
/ 10 the place Of beginning. Containing
lhree and eight-tenths acres, be the same
! Seized and taken I'm execution as the
/ pronerty of John p. Oskins and Rebecca
! j oskns. his wife mortgagors, and &c
! he sold by
FNNTT +. STrDWAM. Sheriff
/ Sheriff office. Wilmington. Delaware
/ July l3 1901.
zone Of the most important things ir
/ life, my son said tho father is to know
when 20 grasp an opportunity"
And another" said the wise son, "is tC
] know WHOM 10 lot 90 Of n. l snnnnse.l
Evening journal., 1904-07-21
CatarTh Of Stomach
Cured by T0-Nl-TA

J. II. Wyckoff, Owes Health and
Strength to Mighty Healing Qualities
of TO-NI-TA, DR.. LOrentz's Great
Mucous Membrane Bitters.
Evening journal., 1904-07-21
THE soTH DAY or JULY. 1904,

az 10 o clock M,
the following described real estate. viz.
All that certain lot piece or parcel of
land with three frame houses thereon.
situate i'm the city of Wilmington afore-
said. bounded ana described to wit:
Beginning at point on the southerly
side of Fourteenth street at the distance
OF seventy-four feet casterly from the
easteriy side of Railroad avenue cat
twenty-five feet wide thence southery g
at right angles from said side of Four
tecnth street. seventy-four feet to a cor
ncr; thence casterly parallel with Four
tcenth street forty-five feet to a corner.
thence nOrtherly parallel with the first
described line seventy-four feet to the
aforesaid southerly side Of Fourteenth
street. and thence thereby westerly forty
five feet to the place of beginning. Be the
contents thereof within said bounds what
they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property of Patrick Fahey and Annie
Fahey his wife. and TO be sold by
EAfMIT +. STrDTTAM. Sheriff
Shar'ffs office, Wilmington. Delaware.
July 13. 1904
Evening journal., 1904-07-21

zone Of the most important things in
life, my son said tho father. Is to know
when 20 grasp an opportunity"
And another" said the wise son, "is to
know when to Let go Of it, ! suppose
Evening journal., 1904-07-21

necessary to place upon for proper pro-
lection from FIRE He cited instances
where hose manufactured by his firm
Ind been in active service for many
years and had stood the strain, and
called attention to the fact that the
Trustees Of the Commons had bought
hose from him nearly twenty years ago
and that it WAS i'm good condition to-
day. Every company in Wilmington
with but one exception was using his
hose and expressed satisfaction With IT,
In closing the contract MI. Farley
stated that, under the circumstances.
he would not press for n cash pay
ment. but wSuld agree 20 furnish the
hose by Council making a first pay
ment on October 1 of S3i0, the entire
amount to be paid on or before october
J.. 1905. In such payments as Council
saw ut TO make, with no interest att
tached
Evening journal., 1904-07-21
Turned the Tables.

The An-Stars got back at the Yani-
gans In one of the best and shortest
games played here this season. by de-
feating ,hem yesterday afternoon by
score OF TO g. Emmit McGrory at
short played phenomenal game. hav-
ing ten put-outs. six assists and no err
rors 90 his credit one feature Of the
game was that mo- one struck out. no
home runs or three -baggers were made
no passed balls or Wild pitches and no
bases ON balls were given. The num-
Der OF double plays madeNwas unusual.
The score
R.H.E.
An stars e.. OOO5-7 10 8
Yanigans B.. % 600 O0OOO-6 6 q
Batteries-Kirk and Ferguson for the
Ianigans; Schuhardt and Baldt for the
An-Stars. Two-base hits-Emmit Nc
Grory, Atkinson. Sacrifice hits-Fitz-
gerald. Rementer. Double plays-Fitz-
gerald, unassisted; McGrory to Atkin-
son; McGrory TO Foster to Atkinson:
Jester to Atkinson Mahoney TO Fitz-
gerald: McGrory to Atkinson. Maho-
ney to Peech TO Fitzgerald: Peech to
Mahoney. Left on bases -Yanigans. A.;
All-Stars, z. Time-6j minutes.
Evening journal., 1904-07-21
News of the Town.

The Rev. s. Beattie Wiley and wife
left yesterday morning for "A ten-days'
vacation at Bradley Beach, near Ocean
City n. j. on Sunday morning next
DR.. David Stewart will conduct prayer
meeting services i'm the Presbyterian
Church. The evening service viii be
dispensed with.
The condition Of Mrs. John Lefevre.
who has been seriously in since Feb
ruary last. is somewhat improved. TN
til yesterday Mrs Lefevre had not eat
EN- a mouthful Of bread since the begin
ming Of her illness
Members OF the Baptist Sunday
school boarded the steamer Thomas
Clyde this morning for a days outing
at Woodland Beach. There were about
$50 Who went on the trip
party Of ten including several
corncilmen and city officials left al 10
o'clock this mGnlng in coaches for
Camp Joshua II. Marvn where they
will spend the day.
Evening journal., 1904-07-21
BrIdae peIayed Travel.

Passengers ON the New Castle troll
ley cars yesterday afternoon expert
enced some Inconvenience in going to
and coming from Wilmington For
over an hour Third street bridge was
not open to ear traffic owing to some
disarrangement % the wires and New
Castle and south Wilmington passen-
gers were compelled to alight at the
bridge walk across and board cars
n lNuIIIun nn Inn nnnn.LLn .iln
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colored Man Must Pay Up.

Magistrate Terry has had placed i'm
his hands the names OF some fifteen
colored property owners who are de-
linQuent I'm the payment of taxes for
the support of the colored school The
amount of tax per capita is 81 and un-
less 10 is paid legal steps viii be taken
tn cOllorf il
Evening journal., 1904-07-21


J.. 1905. In such payments as Council
saw TT TO make, with no interest at
tached.
Nozzles and Reduoers.
The subject Of shut-of- nozzles and
couplings was discussed and Mr.. Ear
ley. while not favoring the manufac-
turers of the Callahan shut-om nozzle
for certain reasons declared that with
out exception it was the best nozzle
of its kind on the market The price
asked by the Callahan people was SIS
per nozzle. but he offered to furnish
the city two nozzles at wholesale prices
Sl2.75 each. His offer was accepted. In
explaining the advantage of the noz-
zle Mr Earley said that with the en-
gine running. a line of hose could be
carried into a burning house with the
nozzle cock closed and could be taken
to the exact locality OF the flames
without permitting water to RUIN the
contents OF rooms which it was re-
qurcd to pass TO reach the blaze The
nozzle was SO arranged that the fire
could be sprayed II necessary or the
fun force OF the water turned on it.
He also agreed 90 furnish free of cost
"a branch pipe 90 which the nozzle could
be attached.
In discussing couplings The agent adj
vised the use OF screw couplings as i'm
The long run they would prove more
serviceable This style WAS adopted
and two redurers win be furnished
having thread on one end and snap
coupler ON the other. TO chat in the
event OF outside aid being necessary at
70 fire hose equipped with snap coup
lcrs could Doe used
with the new hose and the 400 feet
OF good hose now owned by the city
1900 feet can be put in service at one
time either as single stream or in
two leads
Before adjournment clerk of Council
was Instructed to- notify by wire the
Ia France people 90 send a man here
90 estimate the cost of repairing the
steamer and if the terms are satisfac-
tory to- make arrangements for ship
ping the engine to the shops and for
supplying relief steamer
The action of Council meets with
general approval by the public and it
is believed that in short time the
city win have fire equipments OF which
they may be proud.
Evening journal., 1904-07-21

'HFRTFF'S SALT.-RY VTRTITT on a
writ OF Levari Facias TO me directed
wlI be exposed to public sale. at the
Court House. on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets In the city
Of Wilmington. New Castle county.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-02
Giae GodJtanits ts9lusiteauns.

Weon T6r,ibt aus Der fran30Iifh.n
Souptitabt: Sn puris siebt es Qus'
itenunssn bas gang. Subr binburh,
unb bic 9spobner Der fransOiiiden
Sauptitabt lperben ME miibe. ii6 bic
sRunits unb anbsren S9Gbe uuf allen
9ebistsn seisen gu laien. Seien es
nun 8ilber, ,Sunbe. prooutte bes ipeibs
Ii6en 5lsibss ober, ipie i'm pOrliegens
ben Sale, Iolde Der aiide. llnlGn9it
fpurbe bic aIIid6rlitbs &I9snuusitels
lung i'm Suileriengarten erDffnet. bic
jtets Su ben punoerli4itengetra6tu
gen uno 9lnetbpten Inlab giebt. Widn
iiebt ba iebr biibI9 unb tiinItlerii1
nit 8lumen unb 9uirlanoen betortrte
Slide, auf benen als uneebeuresStill>
leben iGmmtli9e in Parts perpanote
2ebensmittel ausgebreitet iinb. &us
den, Slide, Biscuits in ben mertpiirs
bisIten 5ormen. aebeimniBpolIe Cons
ierpenbiidIen, Prpben Der franaDiii9en
G6arcutsrie, Semitic, 9efliisel uno
bor alien Sriihte, bic aGein fpertb
jinb. gsIeben gu tperben.
Sebr 6ubIa unb seI6mudpOll. gum
She'll aber bod au9 re9t bunal. iino
bic BON ben Gpnbitoren ausgeitellten
9ings. aleine peiBs, gotbiide 3udsrs
fapellen, binbpitaniide pa9oben,
9lI9enbrDbel i'm Sierlidsn Nousattpd'
gen, bieIem erdulititen aller fran3Os
fiI6en 9onbonfabritate, unb anbers
Wiar9engeiialten Itnb betaunt unb fdIs
len MIR bur9 bic 5ierlid1e, feline Iuss
fiibrung nod uuf.. 8elie6ter uno hibs
i6er 1T bas gtttuelIe; por allem oi.
Qlutomobile. glutomobile in Men9en,
aus 3uder nit 9eiIc1en umtrGn5t, ipie
Sur FGte des fleurs aus9eriiltet;
Renn glutomobile, beren Gbauffeurs
man bi. nabnIinnisIte@ile aniiebt, nit
Der lie babiniauIen; tleine glutomobils
llngliidsfdae, Eel benen G6auffeurs,
Sunoe nit Der StaubbrilIe, abgegans
gene RGoer unb auoere unerldBli9e
8eItanot9eile bss gtutpmpbilismus in
maleriIGer llrorbnung umberfIiegen.
Sie @reisniIIs bes pergangeren Dins
t'rs auf benz Circus unb 8arietez
biete pcrben bur9 Elm eifettpplles
r2ooping tie Coop" unb cine unss'
beure Sorte, auf Der bic Mar5ipans
pprtrGte Der betannten tleinen 9tegerz
timber bes rRouoeau Cirque" ben
vgate WaIt" tan5en, pertreten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-02
9ie flsinfte Srau Der sSelt.

Die GsnIatipn in paris lit sesen=
lpGrtig bic fteine nprin5ehin Gbiz
quita" gepprben, bic allubenblid i'm
.t0ipppOrom" auftritt. 9ieie tIeins
Dame pirb BON Der franaOiii4en 9es
ieqI9uft serabesu beitiirmt; erit lab
man lie ais cine Dirt lebenoe Puppe
on, iebt 1T man bDllig beseiItert ii6er
ibre Sntellisen3. Sebsn Radmittag
unb glbenb ordngt iid bic Wlense nm
Iie unb bittet I'm ibre llnterIdrift auf
photographer unb poittdrten. Wi.
8pItod beri6tet, bab er @intrittsgelb
i'm 9strase pon $4,000 fir bic @c6e
einsenommeu bat. Gbiquita 1T bas
sfpeite BON feds &inbern nprmaler
8rDbe. Sic purbe i'm Sabre 1888
eeboren. Der glrst, ber lire Wtutter
bebanoelte, CAB feline Soffnung, oaB
bds &inb am 2eben bleiben piirbe,
bas bel Ieiner 9eburt nur etiuas iiber
900 @ramm tpog. gs seoieb iebp6,
fpenn IS audi erIt nit flint Su6ren Sit
ge6en dnfine uno i'm Spre4en iebr
Surud mar; aber BON feinem iehIten
Sabre an 6olte es bas @eridumte nd9
unb 1T ieBt iebr seiprd6ig, Die tleine
Dame 1T auf ibre glrt cine 9robe Wtuz
iiterin; Iie ipielt Manboline uno 8pz
lopbon, uber tein &lapier lit bis ieBt
gema9t poroen, bas tleine eenug fir
ibre lpinsigen Singer pGre. Sic tanSt
Ie9r oft unb fiibrt bel ibren 4benopprs
itelungen i'm Sippporom einen SAFE
@alt" in b0bIt ele8anter Weife duf.
sic 1T i'm 9egeniaB gu ben meiiten
rtlsinen Werf9en" cine grobe &tnoerz
freunoin, uno es lit iebr ipubbaft, lie
nit flint pber iebs &inbern BON flint,
feds ober iieben Sobren 5u ieben, bic
ale grDBer iinb ais lie. Sin tleines
glutomobil ipirb in Paris fir lie ee@
baut, ieBt nimmt Gbiqiitd Bel einem
Sa6peritGnoieeu Stunbe in ber8unit
bes 2enfens uno ipirb iidb bato auf
ben 8ouleparbs unb in ben Gbumps
@lnIees in tbrsm neuen SabrSeug Seis
gen. Die tleins Dame bat cine beIonz
bere @orliebe fir iebr groBe Meni6en
uno tiimmert itdb, abgeiehen BON ben
aineern, nidt bel Inn MenfGen unter
MittelgrDbe. Seit ibrem gluftreten in
9oris bat Ii9 cine tleine romontiIde
@ef6i6te ipegen ibrer @prlie6e fir
einen groBen 8retonen gponnec abge>
ipieIt, Der bort ieben glbenb iingt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-02

tbeilt iinb, ipmmen nod aabsre 5abrs
Seuee, bic selesentli9 rsdt fpichtiee
pfli9ten 5u erfiiIsn batten. Qtaem
glnI9ein na6 tpirb es eerabs in ben
tommenben Wonaten gar man6e Grs
ira arbeit in ben aiiatiIden @eipGis
fern seben. ielbit obne bielenise, tpel6e
unmittelbar bur9 bic greignilIe bes
jdpaniid ruiiii4sn &risses erpads
fen folIte.
Gin btmsrfenspertbes @rei9niB
bilbet aud bic lanst Subrt unisrsr srz
fen 3orpeboiGger SlottilIe mad ben
pbilippinen, iiber bic gunariI9en Snz
ieln, Gibraltar, has WlittelldnbiTde
Wleer, ben Sue5 ganal, bas Rotbe
Weer unb qusr iiber ben Snbif6en
Ocean. Sierbei babsn unIers Sffiaisre
quite 9elesenbeit, bic 2eiituneen Der
Sabraeuse biefer 3laFe nit beRieniaen
uuslGnoii6er Sorpebpidser gu per9leis
den, ipeIfe ebenIo lange unb itrapas
SiDfe Subrten bur9 bic @eltmeere sez
ma6t babsn.
@rpGbnt lei enoli6 nod, oab, elmer
neuerIihen bienitli9en @erfiigung sus
folge, bic perf9iebenen @ei9pober 5u
beitimmtsn 3eiten ibre 9atrouillez
Pfli4ten unter ii9 bertaui9en
follen. 90 folIen beiIpielspeiie bas
guropdiids unb bas Siibs9(tIantiI6e
Sef6tpuber, na9 9eenbiguns Der
Dintsr ManDper in ben GaribiI6en
@eipGFern, ibre Statiunen pertauz
fden. Wie man bort, freuen ii6 manz
DIE Sffi5iere unb MannI9aften fbon
rieiis auf biefen De9iel ibrer grfabs
runsen, = tpenisitens gilt bas BON
ben 2euten bes Siib Itldntii6en
9eihpubers. 3uslei9 absr fam bies
ies pielisitise nginfabren" seleesntlih,
BON srobsm 8urtbeil fir ben 9ienft
Ielbit iein.
SIN SinbIid auf Ontel Sam's
5lottenpa9t unb bic entIpre6enben
dnberer 2dnber brau9t man ni6t
mebr gu fasen. bab unisre 3utunft,
fonbern por gGIsm, bab unIsre sc
genpart gu einem f,br eroBen
Sbeil auf benz WaFer Iiegt. M6ae
bic 5lottenipadt ME gu elmer internaz
tionaIen 8ratebl 9arbs iperben!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-02
Gin ironii6es @cSdjenf.

Gs mar Dor neun Sabren. Ha6 Der
Ginnabme bpn Port Qlrtbur baten Der
britiIde abmirdI 5reemantle unb iein
StGb ben japaniIGen Qomiral Sto um
bic @rIaubniB, bic eroberte Gitabelle
beii9tigen gu biirfen. Die Sapaner
iparen ipiitbenb iiber bic @nglGnber,
bic in setpiFer @eiIe bic Gbineien uns
teritiibt batten, inbem iie lpGbrenb Der
S4ladt Oerurttg manGprirtsn, baB bic
glngrcifsr belGitist fpurben. SroBoem
iuuroe 5rsemantle's @eiu9 freunOlt4
betpilli9t. Sic baben bier eina groBe
In3abl Sieses5eiden," iagte Sress
mantle lei Der 9eIi9tiguns gum Sc
neral Sto, rlpiirben sic uns ni9t ems
5ur @rinnerung i6snten2" - eSebr
germ" anttporteteSto b0fli9; uno na9
Beenbiguns Der SeIidtisuns lieB er
bem aomirol uno ben engliifen Diff
rieren ie elm Bennington : @etpebr alS
@eftent iiberrei9en. - Man fam ii9
benten, mas fir lanse GeIi6ter bic
.Serren madten, ais iie in ben 9epebs
ren bic BON @nelunb an China perz
fauften @affen tpieberertannteu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-02

2GnsenI6nitte beSsi6net TIL bic beiben
PanSertbiirme, borne unb binten auf
Oed nit ie sipei i9peren @eihiiben
BON IL 3ou &aliber. GIN ben poroeren
ftGblernen 9efe6tsmuit, Der 10 grobe
9lbmeHunsen bat. buB in feinem Sn|
nern cine @enbeltreppe gu ben Marien
emporfiibrt; X bic pprbers Gommans
bobriide, Der Stanbpuntt bes Gapis
tGns, nit benz barunter befinbli6en,
i'm @sfe9t gu benuBenoen gepanSerten
Gpmmanbotburm; Co ben gompab,
NJ ben binteren Mait, T bic Sorpebos
9lusitoBrobrs, sp redts ben Sporn,
S lints bic brei Sdrauben, r bas
Steuerruber, NJ bic MunitionsrGums
i'm Snnern bes S9iffes fir bic per'