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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07

-0as bertesens 0ien f.
m a b den. Ssrr: SIT bic sndbiss
Srau su Sauie9 OieuitmGbden: Su
= ober nein = ober fo9 ia, ntft
pubr, Sie- bringen ia feline Rednuns9
Gin paber. Gbef (einer
Weingrobbanbluns): Der neus Rel
Isrmeiiter 1T bod pirtli9 Elm Batter!
-. Seute bat sr UNI einen 10iGbrigen
@ogHae bersuitelIen. boIle flint Stunz
ben gebrau6t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07
gillisss gerlansen.

r9lls 9u uns nsuIib auf Der prp.
meuube trufit unb nit uns ginsf, ba
mar Der 9lfTeFOr serabe i'm 8ssriff.
mir einen &ntras gu MAIDEN; nadbsr
III er ni6t mebr barouf suriidsstOm-
men - iebt, lieber Gouiin, tanuit
9u mid beirutbsn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07

= @beGi9er 3p #. sic (aus
redeem Sauie): SD bdtte Did ME
gebeiratbst, aber meine @ltern baben
mid gu bieier unielisen Seiratb ses
trieben!" Gr (peridulbster 2ebemann,
BON bober GeburD: LIMB i'd bate
Did Hi9t sebeiratbet. aber mid babsn
meine 9Idubieer baSu setrieben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07

= g Sdpiesermuttsr auf
Ietfen. rOu, Define S9nieeers
mutter mil Did nd9ftens beiu6en9"
= rDlu 9eufeI audi" = r0apon bat
Iis nod nidts psrIauten IuFen."
@ornebmes Riubpisb.
Sin 5lsifdbuuer bat bon sinsm frsi.
berrliden @utsbsiissr elm giinb gss
tauft. 9lls bies Iib beim 5orttreis
ben ftOrrifdh erlpeiit, i9lGst Der 5rei.
Der auf has 8isb Elm nit ben 0orten:
r9u 9ieb. Dir peros i'd ben Baron
l6on nod austrsiben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07
@emiitblih.

8iirgermsifftr: .Was iIt
benn bds fir cine Srbnuns2 sic bas
ben ia beut' glodt ben Qrreit gar ni6t
susefperrt!"
9emeinbebiener: Sinh
benn bic SuIunten burdsebrannt9"
y 8urgermei tier: y2siber ni6t,
ss 1T nod elmer baSuestommsn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07

= S65ae 8rttit. SOuriit
Gin einem sleuben Dorfe, als Isin
&ompaB nidt sIei9 redt funttioniren
MIN: $50 elm elenoes ReIt. 10 elm
miferdbIes. i9 CLAUDE, bier bat man
ni6t eiHmal Rorben uub Siiosn9!
Aus Der Snitruttionss
fun be. lnteroffi5ier: S@miOt. iuas
rum muB Der 9epebrIauf 76 gsntis
meter lang isin9 S9mibt idpsigt.
llnteroffi5ier: RatiirIi6 pieber psrs
f9piBt, puFsn sic auf; aus Spei
Griinben, aIio: l. Darum audi nibt9
2. @eil sr bunn bic pOridriftsmGbiss
2dnae bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07

: ansenanbte Rebenss
art. rWlr. 5lottipell bab' i9 lange
nidt seieben." - y0eiBt Oh nr9
ni9t, Der bat nit fe;uem gutompbil
oas Weite sefu9t." = so iit er aIio
in bes Wortes pabriter 8ebeutung
berbuftet!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07

= Der prob. Sodt.r bes
5uuies: n!6aben Sic f6on sebOrt,
Serr Baron, bic So9ter unferes Rads
bars ful 2 MilIionen Mitsift betOms
men," gommerSienratb: r9ott, Ro,
faIis, mas be idpn pieber fadfims
pelIt!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07
eidjerss Hlitief.

Srdu: ngDie? Bon air ben Ntufs
trdssn, bic i9 Dir seseben. baIt Su
teinen einSisen auseeridtst9"
p profeffor: nIGerbinss = absr
nit abiidt; benn 10 mar id iider.
audi ni4ts gu pergeHen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07

@beepintt. Trsisr Gum
Batter ieiner glnsebsteten): DerWann.
Der einmal Sbre SOdtsr CUR Srau BE.
tommt, biirfte Der @liidliaite alIsr
Sterbliden iein! = nDa baben Sh
re9t, unb ben biirfen - Sic f4ou
beute beneiben!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07

3uriidseSoseu. 1srember:
SD fude fir eintse Sage Elm pributs
simmer 5u mietben, bdtten Sle pisls
Iei6t etipas frei9" Sausfrau: .9lllers
biRgs. uber nur elm 3immer nit stpei
8etten unb bas m6dter mir bod Iies
ber an elm gbspaar permietben. I"
sSrember: Damn entfdulbieen Sis,
htiratben pil i4 pesen btr puur Sage
bod ni1t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07
; &Inff h.

&laffifd. llnteroffi5ier:
Wieni9, Sic tpolIen Elm 0idter Iein9
Sic lpoIIen einen 5riff in's poqe Mlens
i9enleben tbun9 9lp9 ni9t nal an
= @epe6rsriff tDnnsn g maiden!
SamiGienfsf. ,@arum
feib Sbr 10 persniist. &inber, mo bod
@usr Batter ioeben ms @sfGn9niB
gebru9t ipurb;9" = rBir frsllen uns
oarouf, ipenn sr pieoer 'raustommt,
ba badt Mutter INNER SUDDEN"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07
Ser wsandener auf benz @enSelitsin.

Souriit: nSerrlide ausf9t bier
pben!"
M iin4ner GtoI5): n9sIten g.
unfer bOariI9 2anbl bat a f60ne
PIab'l! 0a iIfs freili fd0n, ba
berob'n = unO feben g ba unit i'm
SbuI bas nette SrtI9aftsrl = mit'n
9Ias iiebt ma fosar ben @irtbsear>
ten, mo- id nod a NaB 'trunten bah
bepOr i4 aufe'itiesen bin! SerrI9aft
= fan DO Mabtriig' aber flpa!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07
9ebentIi6er 3 E

- Beoen der Iusz
fprud, u. (3u g.. Der berauI6t III
uno ben sr nu6 Sauie tiibrD: Das
pirb aber Define Srau iagen, ipenn iis
iiebt, baB id Did in bieIem 3uItanb
na9 Sauie brinse9 9. QaIleno): 8
= meine Srau = peiB f6on = bab
i'd beute = beuts glbsno nit - nit
einem affen tJmme."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07

GrtGGrt. r0u ipolIteIt bod
bic tisine GlmsbOff beiratben = fuos
ran bat Ii9's Sfridlasen = bat iie gu
penis @eIo9 = ngiein - gu piel
9eritono!"
-&iinbisungserunb. 2tb>
rer: @arum ipurben Qodm unb @bu
aus Oem puraoies sspieien, Suns2
SausberrnfpBn: Die lperben ipo6l bic
Wietbe ni4t INNER prompt be5dbIt
baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07

9os golbepe Saar. rSes
BEN Sic bas biibfde MGb6en bort
briiben nit ibrem splbenen Saur2
a9, bas bat iie bon ibrer Mlutter!" =
nRein. bon ibrem @ater!" = .9lber
Der Il bod gar ni6t blonb2!" = r9ez
nib, aber er 1T gbemiter."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07

-@rob. Serr: nWie sebt es benu
Sbrem Sobne, bem 2eutnant?" 9lsIs
tere Dame: r9l9, Der mo9t mir redt
biel Soreen, er t0nn bas idredIi6e
Sd5arbipiel ni6t lafen." Serr: rHo,
bas finbe i9 nod ni9t 70 idredlih.
pie bas &Iapieripiel Sbrer Sodtsr.4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07

-8ertebrte melt. Baron
E.: rReiit Sbre 5rau @emablin beusr
ni9t ms 9abg" 9raf g.: ~rRse :. i.
iie taDR ni9t. is trant. -"
: Rtib. ainb: papa, absr nes.
balb fhimpfft 9u INNER auf bic
Sunesefelen2 Batter: 46, na -
neil i'd fslbit tsiner msbr bin
= urfudt unb @ir9una.
Oi.nsr Giir ii9): -Werfniirbis, felt.
bem Der S.rr ROmmersienratb T.in-
&bnensalerie uufseitslIt bat, ift er acs
70 Isiat in 5aruii4 gu briugsn.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07

-Srpuie. Sd seB nit msinem
Wsibe in benz Walb @ern an ben
Ort, po flar bas @do i6aIt; 0as
@9O iit Der sin5'se Srt Der 8sIt, 8o
meine Srau ni9t e IsBts 8ort be-
bdlt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07
Aud etpas.

Sat gum @einpirtb): rSIt Der
@ein, ben Sic mir ba empfeblen, aud
pirtlid sut9!"
Birtb: n0as nil ih meinsn =.
in oem Safe, mo er b'rinn' 1T, ba mar
friiber fo9ar einmaI Riibesbsimer
b'rinn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07

= 8erbin bert. Sruu (beim
Seitefen gu i6rem Manns): Der RG>
thin ipiirbe i9 beute mai orbsntli9
meine Meinuns Iagen, ipenn id nur
ni4t - bus Sii65eus bon ibr ee>
bprgt bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07

= @eptffenbaft. Ridter:
n@ie iid ieBt berausiteIlt, iparen sic
bel Der Rauferei gar ni9t babel. Die
tommen sic buSu. bic sdn5e 9ei6i9te
ausfiibrlid gu er3Gblen2" = 3euse:
mSerr Ri6ter, id bab' bait bis3eussns
ssbiibr nidt umfonit siniteden pOIs
len!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07
Ter fIcine Gbcmifer.

n9u, papd, id sIaub' INNER, ous
Der Sante t0nnte man aud SaueritOff
erSeusen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07
SeimseSabIt.

Ser Serr NIT Der @GoBe:
,Mit mas fir sinem Sport ipll i'd
meine freie 3eit uusfiiGen9"
Der Serr NIT berrotb n
NaIe: nYbotosraphiren Sic! Cine
Platte baben sic ia f9on!"
r9ut, unO sic t0nnen mir babel
beIfen, sic buben bus rOtbe 2idt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07

Seine &nfi9 I. Sonntdes>
reiter: Va i6reibsn bic 2sute INNER
pon @rfinbunsen lentbarer 2uftI6if=
fe9 sic iollten liebsr lentbare pferbe
erfinben!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07

@orfidti9t Gamer.
r8as bait 9u benn ba9" = nGine
2ustunft iiber ben pripatier Maier!"
: nWiGit 9u Oielei4t gar feline
So6ter beiratben9" = nRein, absr
einbre9en mO9te ia Bel ibm!"
= &i9tis. nSuben bsnn bic
8ersleute audi einen S4uBputron9"
= rRutiirli9, Iosar brei, Sanft Wiis
dael, Rapbael unb 9ubriel." = nWas
rum benn gerube bie9" - .Run, bus
iinb bod bic GrSen9el."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07
Ten @didjer Cont fein @li6.

rs bsirotb'."
nRo. mddit D Slide"
% ia, Tie bat bier SGuisr.-
~Was. bier 9Gufer bat re-"
~Sd, bier 9duier = mo iie maiden
binsebt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07

mailer: rSerraottiufrd, ben
grummI9dbel, ben i'd bab'. Seute
iIt's bod Gfis nit msiner Oelmales
rel; Denn i9 nur ipenisitens slei1
nod sinen Serine buSu bate"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07

S9m tonn's egat fsin.
Sic: n.... ilnb am @nbe bes Sabrz
bunberts ipirb bic 5rou alle Re6te
Raben, nm bic iie beute nod tGmpft." I"
@r: rWlir eeol." Sic: nSo2 SIT bus
allies? Sait 0u mir ni6t bereits err
Hart, bab id Did iiberSeigt babe2 ST
.s Dir ipirtlib esuI9" @r: .Sa! 8ts
bGbin bin i9 tobt!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07

= 8sbentti8. 0ienifmGbs
den: ~Seute muB ss 5fpiTden unIerer
5errIdaft fdon mas 9lrees gessben
haben unierr 9nGoise iobslt
ben ganSen Sag!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07

Grtannt. Trau: Mein
Mann 1T cine eble Seele. 5reunbin:
So, eble Seelen bulben fin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07

prObis. Serr: sir flint
tdufeno Mart baben 9nGbiss basgilb
eritunben9 Sos lit isbr bilIis! -
Dame: ~Run, es foa ia aud nur fiir's
9eoientenainmsr iein!"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-21
AGED FORGER IS ARRESTED
WHEN RELEASED FROM PRISON
Leroy shear. Oare PRrdOaed by La
cOla. Na~s NOW Face Z harIe OG
SWIaAlla8 BOssssa Firm.

Plarcsbu,-. y. Y. sept .o-L,r roy Shear
the notorious ;urs-r was :ei.a~'j from
c..ntur. prison at DanI.' mora to-day and
N.:. Immediately T-a.reS-.G and turned
eyer TO the police authorities oi Nassa-
clus.rts. who started with h.m fer Bos-
tor. wh,r. he J. charged With swinG.lng
J.: II Whit. q ca.
Shear who j. - years old, has had a
:-,narkail. career.
L.. !SS h.. deserted from the Federal
Army. vJS captured and ~ hi!. u prisoner
1T ;'t!-a y Y. poisoned ~" NJ his guards
tr3"i by ccu.t-GaaIt.ai and sentenced To
b. shot.
rr! ,h-. day Sc, for his execution IT, rs-
criy.I r~pri.v. from President Lincoln.
and hgfor. !; .NVi-.'. SI.CC-'i!c: Ia -S-
Gaping. On the d,v 81 his .sS.p" h. was
kr1s - y Ur;ii wears after
prl lis ,sc5p. n. went 80 Europ". v here
h. remained several Nsa-S- finally return
inc to III. fIit"'i Sts;c- and settling III
Vermont, where ~. ted an .N.'nylssv i!I.
anl secured a position IN \ bank.
p1iu;ui.E' ~ s. A.'irS. ", b" w"G. 70
u I-hinRtnr and ask"i President HAYES
for q ragtlor which had years b-'or. .-cn
granted - him.
IN. President. on learning his history
refused {, sIy" Lin; III" appointment. aud
reason. turned against hir3 an! b. lost
Ei~ position !E the hank
Will" living in Vernon; he Was dele
Ea;s 80 the Republican Nf'iunal C0-y'.4-
zion ?: Chicago Sh.tE nominated Pres
a.-: Garfield II" has ~!us' served NO
t.r-nS fpr sTsnl Lar "Ey md :"Tc"rv In
sing SiGE and one term each IN ,rr A.
VI N-unisViii.. " Va. PfDi'"n.iIry AMI
Clinton Prison
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-21
TELLS OF AMERICANS RECEPTION By THE JAPANESE.

sponsibie 10 the Emperor. and couot II
many persons outside of the eon:n:s sion-
e,s themselves know of i;s existence:
"Nr. Chuas said the first visit OF the
Com .nissorers would be To Japan TO
which country understand they had
started when or conversation took piace.
They viii come 70 nh Ln',Sd ,Sa.r s,aar n"rt IN H.
Japan. Mr Chung also told me he cocla
state definitely that within thiis! year
:h. use OF opium would be f":bidden III
China ,,
MI. and Mrs. Parsons visited Ho.o uiu.
Japan and the Philippines with the Tax.
party. Speaking OF their experience ~
Honolulu Mr.. Parsons said:
..Vhat impressed me most IN the fsan
was the constant talk OF the native sugar
growers that they need cn;nese iaoo.
There are SS7.0seOO invested IN sugar
plantations in III. islands ;s; cns and sp.ni. sne
on The protective tariff for Its exi3ence-
Secretary Taft rlate hit w'n Us
natives when he told then, u tHs:
any,nine then vas the time to ask 70. u:
U. ,oId them 70 try to Influence The ":'es
RECEPTION IN JAPAN.
..o,,r rec.p;icr in Japan was remaTAaoe.
To me It seemed wonferiIn; L.. u ~ =, "a
,,is,,,,. 70 President Roosevelt T.!ey nave
no idea there o! our President. oot MY
IKE him. i. vas thea on ;he .He OF .ns
,~ar- meeting. and everywhere We WV
n1ec;af,"n ,.e OF the Presidents work
I'm China. saw 40 outward Signs ci
IN. toycot, on American goods sa.n M'
! Parsons An American on liz" st.iin
ship 20 Canton. told me the noEc"'t w. :,
] ~. y.ry s.c.ous, ard Mr.. Chung said u
was entirely ,h. work of pso,i'';' nj men
sx.,np, from exclusion under III" law WnI
, had been subjected TO great 'ndiSni,ies
| .Tr,y vcre SO powerful. he sa:d. that they
| could make the boycott very serious
movement. .t.,
since visiting China I an more Una.
| ever in fa-or %: exclusion IN CintoI. N,
n,Ss.J ho,,,..s OF children Of whom moi
nn. in a hundred Was free from t'iSaas"
| Ib. nth and SauaIor Of the peopi. IL De-
youd description. a..
.on tn.. iay -fogs Nc left Japan. III.
. news arrive; that an indemnity was moi
| To- H.. paid. and with this kn"~!cdE. !; wa'
F.: Openly declared that Baron k"inuT'
would he asSassina'.d or his return
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-21
HILL SAYS CANAL.
IS An EXPENSIVE TOY
Great Northern President de-
rides Argument That Ditch
Will Ever BE Of Any Great Ben
eft to American People.

Preston. MIMI. Sept. v.-James J. Hill.
addressed the farmers Of Southern Ninne-
County Fair here to-day.
Your main needs" said Mr. Hin. after
severely condemnins graft in public
in which your products can be- sold at a
fair price and an opportunity TO purchase
those things which you need which the
farm does not supply. As far as your
markets Of the world. 4 tariff will rot
help you. although Your politicians may
say you are protected and thereby helped.
but you know better. There is one way.
however. In which won may he helI<d and
tat:on.
1T is an easy prophecy. because 4 e q
business fact. that railroad rates in this
country would decline more slowly under
Government contro! than II fixe,! by those
who !ntelligently manage railways. No
public body would dare make reductions
~ sweeping as those that have been made
voluntarily BY railways.
The Government cannot discriminate
between ports and places. II must be i'm
partial. Therefore. IL would sooner Or
later no obliged 70 orsla!n distance tariff.
II the lcw-'irsft long haul ~ould appear.
the most heavily tarifRe'i people In the
| world"
Mr.. Hill referred TO the Orient an the
future ~hea; ma, marIst ss Of the Inl.. state.
| II Nigh; IL. a worthy project. Was an ex-
peHs!ve toy. one that this great country
could afford lie deridei the arxuren,
| that any great benefit could accrue to the
people from II. Again. In referring Ia the
! Oriental trade MIR. Htll said:
"Iy one policy We have angered ant
| insulted !. nation Of N.0p No people al
1 prospective customers. so that. though sin
| gUi.riy patient by nature. the? have gone
| to almost national determination not q
admit our products TO their markets.
. by another policy Ne have made u
! almost impossible 70 control the carrying
| trade TO the Orient. for lack of which oui
/ foreign commerce languiShes In ever!
quarter of the globe.
Ia closing Mr.. Hin said:
This fa!lacy that the United States =.
| getting control Of the markets OF tn<
| world needs TO lie studied and honestly
| answered Because of our highly protect,
| cd manufactures. you are able to senG
| n certain portion Of your output abroad
| ard sell II for half what you pay. W
are not conQuerirg the commercial world
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-21
WILL CONSTRUCT
CORSET FOR men
Nine. RosS.Wade Says She VIII
Design Article Which VIII
Eliminate P"nrhcs. but VIII!
Va, q" in at tn" Waist.

TRYrHi.!C SrE|Iai-
Nv York. scpt. S-Mme. tici- Rs
W,d- l. no ."rr.r vic. .r:"s-i,g' "f @ W"
S,rtu-,i prcs<,,.aicrs' Association. .!i.'
ba. t,.p;.,! ,h.. Ea.:.!Is to her Ianl". b'.t
ronfi.r..,. "a h.. Very much :" IL" front
U.nc..nrrh Mr. Wade viii leave ih:
association {" hattie ,nr ISL -. a,.
into rh.. correct figure" DI!! has" 10 SEEK
Mrs Haa.. On other h"aths-
II. future yoI viii find A:s.". Wade. .a'e
r'7pattna ana it IS 40 less an e''ie' ''Se
Than designing cCNs"IS Tor i.-t-
NJ wonder Chicago. where ;A' ASSOC =
,ir'. hai iust triak.n Es.E minus
sf:I-. driving card. N'Dr. Nad-- u si!Sh-
ding tears uS disappointment
Mn.- wai. says THAI after hriln.ne hP
IN. human iiG.g.r" and the National t''css
makes Association al the sam" tine. L"
IT,. Et.a Dot been appreciated. and
that Manager ". !. i:uSens ~ t.- ass'
ciatIoa. afr-s promising 10 pay Ger a. az
baked al rk. Proposition Furthermore.
,E,.T.. 49,. -risp.Ts OF l-ai"us" on account
- H.. cci.rnns of Individual ne~.paIer
aIv.,ri-. rrlrr.: which Mn. Wad" ..ic''s'
!, Nr.- Wa!- brings ou' ne sensa-
..oraI r.coT-irIcti"a process. "n!' a
brnI;uh, her int. s:aa"n fan- the las.
~."k in 6aii.::"s 'hS 81 .e'"ass ,ss n..Tn. Sex
,-r..r correctly built. 81" VIII have 10
riv her scrap hook notices hv the ,'' :
IA \ nutshell! -l.is l. vh., Nine Wade Is
.n;.s - do s!l- j. going To build a ccf-
81, vticG wil. te iEst N" thsnc 'os 'I''
man
women wer. founded on study "t
;,hvsiolCgy.' said Nine. Wade. iha; iS
nhy ,h..v v..r- so sGyCcS-!.! VOW tN!>
corset FOR man will l.. bull: On The sa!,.''
rrir.rlul. only. Q: course. IL vii! be roth
trg Mh. ,.l- wc.naI.'- corset.
..Th.. MINIS CORSET VIII not so N al
the HaiS;. .but II viii l." constructed -
- q. support rhc Abdomen. Their. - no
rn.-a excuse :o- a man having tfs
stomach than a woman Men = stoTla' u,
ca. l.. reduced TIE. same a. women hs
~, correct - a.ari:8G 90 rurse's. N"G
rnrs.ts mus, h.. constructed 50 as To ii:t
M .Na stomach. 81,
'.Wh.',, I Was giving nv I'rfoustTa'i :
a. Masonic T'ID..". uh"r" ! tn"nt'"I'",
that men should wear C"-s"'S l Vas si'-
pro .rr.,, b. a firm ~ caTSt makers ans:
sssra - design corset sNr r"T. IVY
Ta,.r<. viii 10 - att: vcl will soon ses
--..t ~r4rtuS er-S.rs and feeling q whole
l,. h.--.- fu- u tNs-fhS-rO-e. Nou Hn1 !
So. so NAM h;S ponch.s walking ~ anr
,f.s- R-rrsIvav when rtc correct corset
- men =. introduced
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-21
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. Sept. 9.-Eerbert Parsons.
representative In Congress from tins e:ty.
s.sae aS Sss ss s.s s.slrrsly Taft ana inc ine,pdins
Miss Alice Roosevelt. WHICH went 10 ,..e
FAR Fast. has returned 20 New YORK Ni-
Parsons to-cSy recitcd some ., the !nci.
dents q the trty, rs far as Manila. whsfe
n. left the party. and also told Of the
experiences OF Mrs. Parsons and n'N!scii
In a trip through part OF China and
through japan.
during the trip" E.- said. was that :he
Chimes" Government s taking the same
steps toward establishing constitutional
ago. and which have aided so materially
toward the development Of that country
so far as I know. the fact that royal
commission has been appointed 70 s,uoy
not az vet been announced from I'ski' l
learned .t by accident. and in telling OF ~
/ believe ] am saying something ~hich
tie Chinese Government would rather n"t
hay. known.
Mrs. Parsons and We're on = rive:
steamboat plying between iions.k Kong .nc
Canton. and there me' NJ chung. VINO
had jus. returned from Manila. where re
had been Chimes. Consul for several years.
lie was educated at Yale and was cox,
swain on the crew oHe year He co1t,,
speak English yer! well. and learning 90
sha presence o. Americans aboard. s"aSh!
our acquaintance. H VAS Of th. usual
,yr. Of Chinese ,ii9na;ory. who closes Wy
a. once II lI.ss.d for information, 50
,st him talk al VIII.
REVEALS THE: SECRET.
II. gradually warmed Up 1" the poiE'
nh.r.. h- informed me that he was se'
turning to China to become counselor
"a a royaI commission. which had been al''
pointed to SPEND several years ~ s''if!S u
various Institutional governments u
study their constitutions
Il thought this fact very sisnifican;s anG
.r ;h. conversation which followed
learned from that the step Was b''hs @ tahei
With /, viz; q. ,!ranin: up conssi;UtioI
for china, when tn. best practical point:
If other constitutions E:d been learned
He told r... III. movement had nothing I.
y, yith ,h.. G-hin.s. .sfo.Tners. ard. IN
deed r.. even Wen; 50 far a. 10 c;!iiciss
IN. re:orr.crs-
THE commission n. said. Is wholly re'
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-21
REFORM TICKET
N PHILADELPHIA
Delegates to Convention We:c
Cninstructed. and. After Max
ing Nominations. Marched to
City Hall to Notify Weaver.

Philadelphia. Sept. SIN a most un.
rs..al convnfion. followed by an unprece-
0ented demonstration. the new City party.
the Republican orsanizaticn. to-day nom
mated a county ticket TO be voted for at
the November election. The ticket is as
follows:
Sheriff. Wilson II. Brown: Coroner. J.
~. X. yerlnon: City Commissioners. Ru-
dOlph Blaikerburg and Edward 4. Ander-
son: Judge Common Pleas Court No J..
ris DaIl.t,. Judges Biddle and Daliett are
al present on the bench and are the
regular Republican nominees for re-elec-
ton.
many years in this city to which the dele
gates Went uninstructcd There Was no
SLATE. and each Of the 81 delegates Was
az liberty TO name whom he pleased for
she Offices. The result was a selection Of
candidates who fairly represent the re-
form element that has come into prom,-
nence since Mayor Weaver's break with
the organization last May.
OVATION TO WEAVER
Never before In the history OF tn. city
has :ae concluding scene OF the conven-
ton been e-luai.d. Then the entire body
"f delegates ami aite.nates marched "a
the city Hall and advised Mayor Weaver
of the action of the convention.
Mayor Weaver was lifted To a table In
the center q! the reception-room and a
delegate stood on either side Of hin,
with n large American flag. City Chair
man Edmon!s. addressing the Mayor.
congratulated him upon III. work Of the
convention.
Mayor Weaver In reply. said:
''To-iay's convention Is only the begin
ming Of the fich: In which the admins
t.ation and tn. people are pledged to
stand together. Philadelphia has beer
corrupt. bu, whether she has been con-
tented will be determined next EOv.ni-
her The man who votes the ticket
nominated to-day Is the true Republican
Let us make a pledge. you tO the admin
isiration and the administration 10 you
,ha; ". will not rest IN cur earnest en-.
d.,yors TO bring about the defeat OF the
machine