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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-05
A STINGING ARRAIGNMENT.

President Roosevelt during the nations chief
many but in Importance in
dctness eaessness with that laid before
the national legislature yesterday
chief people this country today the
law-evadng adeg the greedy and
These sinister combinations with expressing the
people directly through high and the throing of competition
popular by actually debating the tariff itself
Public utilities they and they te not
welfare Of the people, but in enhance their
profits aess disregard and invasion of the rights OF the people
whole and individuals
against dangerous combinations and
tcuary against Sugar the pres
the United States has openly and unequvocay declared
Though giant mschevou onopoes have had their
cepon growth fostering of his Republican
party he does hesitate denonce their methods criminal and
their operations scsndalous and perous to the nation
Nor he fail impress congress the imperative need
providing punishment of
mpudent merely possible absolutely
message effect strongest indictment framed
against cuprts immunity profitable
country that permitted
will have the unaeng endorsement of honest Ame
citizen
partsanshp detected in
scahng pong which the overgrown subjected
The president boldly declares that the Standard Oil has
benefited enormously almost the by
many being clearly unlawful This benefit
least hreequartersof million year. Ths three
quarters million represents the profit that the Standard Oil
obtains the of the railroads. but of the ul
result that it obtains much larger profit at the of
the public"
people by
the people have been robbed by conspiracy with the rail-
In New England like practices by the railroads have had the
of keeping Standard Oil absolute monopostic control of the
field enabling charge from 100000 100000
the of oil in New England than they would have had
pay had the paid been that obtaining in the competitive fields
This wholesale punderng of New England the president
without qualification characteristic example of the
evils which inevitable under in which the big shipper
and the railroads left free crush all individual initiative and
independent action because of the absence adequate
and thorough going governmental control"
tteo b,veh
still benehng by determinations against competitors and the
of the general public There Others among them the
Sugar which the president specifically charges rarely
the lawful of transportation and thus improperly and
probably unlawfuly favored at the of the public
Then, there is the exploitation of
lands private corporations and against these
the president
Thus agned the bar of congress and before American
people the monopos awbreakers have been
ing excupate themselves by attacking the president
But abuse Neither is it justification defence
1t in fact confessions confession that in the p
dents indictment and that he is warranted in placing himself
in the lead in the battle free the American people from the
of the greatest and greedest monopoies in the world
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-05

The free public lecture system OF New
York city has been sixteen years in ex-
lstence and the twelvemonth just com
pleted has been the most successful OF
ALL This system OF adult education has
been Of great benefit TO thousands I'm the
metropolis. IL is closely associated with
the idea OF public libraries. The plan has
been carefully worked out and the sys-
tenn is now comparable with that OF n
great university. Though efficiency has
been increased each year, the pro
rata cost is now less than IL was at the
commencement Of the venture. 1t might
not be n bad idea to develop such q
scheme here and the efforts to revive the
old Franklin Lyceum show that there are
public spirited citizens who would be
likely TO assist in the establishment OF n
free lecture course in this city. Possibly
in a limited way the plan OF free lectures
has been carried out somewhat here. but
a busLness-lke system such as that In
New York would be OF great advantage
TO many Providence people.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-05
THE NEWS'PATTERNS

ness is taken up In tiny tucks as to make
Il not only possible but becoming 10 every
woman. The straight front gore adds
length TO the fgure and the tucks over
the hips do away with any extra bullSiness
there.
The shaped fiounces ending at the front
gore do not interfere with the length
lire. Their use is optional. however. as
any mode OF trimming may be adopted.
The skirt Is very easy 10 make. The front
gore with circular side and back really
means only three seams 10 be sewn up
and II Is ready TO be fitted The blouse is
capable OF several variations. IL 10 built
on a fitted lining. and may be made with
or without the circular sleeve cap and the
yoke. without these parts II becomes
very pretty plsated blouse quite nice
enough for any wear. For a more fanciful
blouse the addition OF the yoke and sleeve
cap bring about most pleasing result
What could be prettier than a brown
pongee made In this manner and wearing
with IL brown silk undersleeves OF light
er shade or one could use cream null
sleeves. The trimming would be just as
pretty Of brown velvet ribbon OF two or
three widths or OF braid.
Sizes; 622S-32 20 a In. bust; 6229--20 to 30
In. waist.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-05

Seattle complains that some Of the
wicked element OF San Francisco is de-
scending upon It and warns the shady
visitors 10 be circumspect No doubt the
threat OF vigilance committee will keep
them straight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-05

The New York Tribune says II Will be
an easy race for the Republican candi-
date for governor this fall in New York
However such a strong Republican news
paper as the Rochester Post Express
thinks IL will be necessary TO nominate d
hoped for.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-05

The author OF the "Han with tho Hoe"
seclusion SO as 20 avoid the neighborly
Inquiry as ta whether he is planting Rus
sian thlstles.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-05
Father sherman har

Father Sherman has
GEORGIANs abandoned his ride TO
the sea-" and. IN view
MUCH TOO OF the criticism IL
aroused. II Is perhaps
SENSITIVE. well that he has done
so. That he had any
idea his trip would be offensive
90 the Georgians no one will believe
Nevertheless. he has been wise I'm de-
Gliding not TO irritate the feelings OF
the people who have displayed rather
unexpected and extreme sensitivsness
Indeed IL is difficult TO understand why
this journey over historic ground
should have been so obnoxious TO them.
The plan was 10 send two officers aud
a small escort OF cavalry over the l.ne
OF operations OF General william +.
Sherman from Chattanooga Z, Atlanta
and Savannah In 1864. The officers
were instructed TO study the Develop
ment OF the campaign and mako report
thereon. II was merely es an act OF
courtesy that Father Sherman, the son
OF General Sherman. was invited TO ae-
company the expedition.
In view OF the fact that military
manoeuvres participated In by regulars
and militia from Northern and south
srn states have been held at Manassas,
Va, at West Point. kentucky. aud at
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-05

For a good many years the white man
has been bearing tho Indians burden
Recent legislation by congress will COM
pei the Indian 70 tote his share Of the
load hereafter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-05

First the charge was made that many
OF the signatures 10 Mr.. Hearsts petition
were forged. Then the charge was made
Jerome's petition were forged Now the
charge Is made that previous 10 election
Mr.. Coler entered into an unlawful bar
gain with two leaders of the Brooklyn
Democracy. is IL time to reform the re-
formersy'--New York journal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-05

The senate has about reached the con-
cluslon that the salaries OF the members
OF the canal commission can be reduced
without causing any interruption OF the
work
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-05

II Is hlntod that the new San Fran
cisco will make Paris look DUH and com
monplace II this comes true. will II not
tempt another earthquake visltation7
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-05

"Jerome's utter Incompetence. his OBJ
yious subserviencc 10 the great financial
tgures, merit investigation and action by
the governor. A district attorney who
lags superfiuous is worse than no district
attorney at all. But New York has a
Journal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-05
WHAT OTHERS
ARE SAYING

probably this story that Gov Hoch Of
Kansas tried 10 kiss a nice married wo-
man can be traced TO the Standard on
crowd. Anyhow, the state convention
doubtless will take the view that there
are worse things than kissing Ohio
State Journal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-05

Gov. Hoch OF Kansas must have a re-
markably fawless record when all that
can be raked up against him Is an anony-
nous. uncorroborated statement that a
year ago he tried TO steal a kiss ''-Balti-
more News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-05

THE revised life insurance laws of New
York are said TO be almost perfect. This
IL good news. In its way, but II will not
make life very much easier for the man
whose mortgage note, taxes and premium
fall due In the same month."-Chicago
Inter Ocean
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-05

"The new superintendent of insurance
salary than Hendricks did, and it is alb
solutely certain that he will be worth
that much more, whoever he is."-Boston
Herald.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-05

Gov. Hoch OF Kansas, who is an old
fashioned Methodist. regards kissing
merely as form OF brotherly love Such
being the case, why try TO drag his at
tempt 20 kiss Mrs. Stanley into politics ?'
Albany Journal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-05

II didn't need the debate on seeds u
make debates IN congress seedy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-05

president Roosevelts disapproval OF
the muck rake is believed to be shared
cordially by Gov. Hoch OF Kansas. Kan
saS City Times.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-05

The president Is batting the railroads
because OF their rcbating.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-05
nos. 622S.622s LADIES' COSTUME

Simplicity in dress and in all things per-
taining thereto is the best rule for the
feminine TO follow and this rule applies
especially to those who are ignorant OF
the subtle art OF good dressing. Many
women out OF touch with the great
styles do not understand the constant ref
ference to full skirts" skirt may
measure 10 yards around the bottom and
be called full skirt and II may measure
five yards around and still be full skirt.
Without a pattern skirt may be cut
measuring such q width, but not knowing
what the top width should be the result Is
primitive With such a. model as is here
shown one cannot go amiss. The skirt Is
full as all the new ones are, but the full
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-05

The following unions will hold ses
sions tonight and tomorrow.
Bakers, Labor Temple.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-06
Der aaifer ais 9resiaer.

Saiier Bilbelm, pelber, wie beri6.
tet, fpdbrenb Der lesten Gage in Stel
ipetlte, I'M YrObefabrten Der auf Der
oorti9en @srmaniumerft erbauten lin.
terleebOOte beiiuwObuen, bielt, ipie lest
betaHnt pirb, am lesten Sonntas
OaS &%oStenfeit, auf Dem 9inienl6if
1Oeuti6lanO" @Ottesbienit ab. Sn
%ieiner $reOist mics Der Niouar6 auf
Die &ooesltuuOe Der Sameraben bin,
msl4e i'm Suufe Der Sabr,e6nte auf
ben 6abr3eu9en Der Mariue ngma.
gone" n@roBer SurfirIt," ,@ber"
unO pSltis" uerunsliidteu. rama.
gone" 9inS i'm Sabre 1861 unter. Oas
San5ertbnrmi4if p@rOBer suriarit-
puroe am 81. Wtai 1873 i'm Sauat
BET SOlteitOne pom rS0nis @ilbelm~
infOl9e zines fali9 aussefibrtsu 8uOer.
%cOmmaubos berart serammt, baB es
fiinf3ebn Wfinuten ua9 Dem 3uiam.
msnitoB feuterte uno iant, an 16.
Wtdr3 1889 %itranoete bel einem Srtan
i'm Safen BON apia bas Sauonenboot
p@bsr," unb bas aanonenboot Sits"
1ubm am II. Sum- 1900 beruorasen.
ben antbeil an Der @iunabme Der i6wer
armirten 3afufOrts in @bina, BEL mel.
der @ele9enbeit Die Ssiasuus empfinOs
li9e 8erluite erlitt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-06
Gin ,@unoerbabp."

Cine ionoerbare @rideinuns wurbe
an einem Der f%abrisen Srau Seal Sraui.
lin, uou NO. 1411 9laD Ctr, Yabucab,
9D., 9eborensn 9inoe beoba4tet. gin
Der Stirne Oes @eltbiirsers iino ndnis
lid 6eutlid bic Su9itabeu rD.Wt." gu
isbeu. uro bic Seute jerbrehen iid bic
S0pfe, mas bic Snitialen mobl Su bes
oeuten baben. Saum mar Die 9ia1riht
uOu oem Pbauomeu betannt seporoeu,
ais oas 9aus Der Srau pom ibreu
8aHeusenOiien fOrmlih 8eitiirmt muir.
De. Aber9lGubiide Perioueu ieben cine
8orbeoeutuu9 uon Der WtruIdbeit nidt
siiuitisen @reisniiieu anosre iu9su
le auf alle oeutbare S8siie gu ertldren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-06
Nfene Giienbahnen.

STANDARD SetsSupitaliiteu uno Die
nit ibnen in tlaber 8erbinoung iteben'
ben SiuanSiers merben fir neue @iien'
babnlinien in Der iiioamerifanii6en Re'
publit 8Oliuia IS MilliOnen uerans'
9aben. SOr einisen &a9eu bat ibnen
Der bOliuianii6e @OnsreB bic @rlanb'
nis gum 8au BON mebreren piAtigen
Sinieu ertbeilt, uuO wuroen bereits
@ontratte CUR G%ieferuns BON Stabl'
I6ienen unb anOerm Wtaterial ab9e'
i6lolien. Sorldufts iOleu @~iienbabns
i6ieuen BON 1 900 Mteilen 2dnse sebaut
msroen, oeren cine Seftion Die auf BEN
srOBsn auoeuptateuu seleSene Staot
Yia6a nit Srnen uerbtuoet /; cine an<
Oere 9inie iol pom Dem 2iticaca'S See
nab Wtoaenoo un6 cine brittle uOn ben
befauuten Silbers6 esionen in Der Sc
senO BON POlalO iiOli9 bis Gupira al
Der @rense BON arijona sebalt weroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-06
4reue 1reunSe.

Der pSOlniiden 8eituus" miro aus
2anser 3emelOet. baB bel benz leeten
Sairam Self Mulai 9afuu. Der 8ruOer
oes Saltaus, benz Oeutiden Goniular.
a9euten fOlsenOes iaste; Die auwes
ienbeit Sbrer SanOsleute bel Oieiem Self
lit mir elm oOppeltes Ssrsniisen unO elm
Seweis Der 6reunOi6uft, bic 5wii6eu
Sbrem erlauAten Suiier unb meinem
8ruoer beitebt. DieieS lit seraOe iest
pom bOber SeOeutuns, mo 10 uisls erfuns
oene gtadriAteu iiber Die Bs6robun9
pom SremOen in MarOtto in Die g8elt
binaus pOiautt weroen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-06
1%tnbeimlidbe Sefuder.

Sine aus 600 b~swaffuetsu Mdnnern
beltebsnOe Sanoe uon 8siBtappsn trai
ipdt abenOs in @arenero, eiuem I'M,
meit pom ~Safapette, ga, selesenen
Stdot6en, elm uno uerbrsitete unter Der
fait ausi6lieBli9 aus 6arbisen beIteben.
ben SepOlteruns ansft unb S6rsden.
Gin gle9er Durbe babel setOOtst, unb
Siele, Die sum Gbeil iawers 8srlesun-
gen erbalteu batteu, befinoeu ii6 unter
dr5tli6er SebanOluus. Der Oiienbare
3wed Oieies nadttidcn ueberials mar
Raub oern auBer baarem @eloe nab,
men bic unbeimliden Seiu6er ullss nit
iid fort, mas uur irsenO mel6en 8ertb
bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-06
Neutrality-suspicious. 0Dirtbsfdaftss
Screin maHt Srpnt eeeen
Amsrifa.

Der CUR 3sit in 0ien tasenbe mittet.
europdtiAe Wirtbl9aftsuerein bat In
ieiisr Iestcn SisuuS ss9eu Oas ameri.
tanil9e 3ollueriabreu Stclung 9enom.
men uno in elmer oiesbe,iisli1en, faft
etnltimmi9 CUR aunabme selunsten Re.
%lOlution basielbe iOsur ais rberii9tist"
bs3ei9net. Die anseleseubsit wurce
in elmer iebr uusfiibrli9 9ebaltenen 0iebe
pom 9errn @lef. Dem GENERALIZATION
Der unsurii4eu 9auoelsseieui6ait. be.
banoslt. Sn ieinen ausfihruusen
ertlarte PER- @lef, baB oas beuti9e
Spitem oes amerifanilden 3oauer.
fabrens nit Msifteri6aft ba,u ents
widelt wdre, Der umeritanii9sn Suou.
Itrie sesen bic @oucurren; bss auss
lanSss elnen wirfiameren ueberiaus gu
peri4afen, oils iammtIi6e ionltise
Ginriatun9en unb bic Sanoelspsrtrasss
politif ermO9li6ten. Nls Wtittsl Sur
abhilfe befiirUOrtste Der ReOuer Die
@riinouns BON SanOelsfammern uno
Sanfen In amerifa isitsns Der an benz
ausfubrbanOel bortbin betbeilisten
Sreiie. Bon iOlden SnTfitutsn Der.
lpra4 er ii9 quite @rfOlse. Des Ssrn.
eren mics Der ReOner barauf bin, bas
ben europaiiden Staten Gmerifa &c.
seuiiber aud aumpfmittet CUR 8srfis.
Jung itdnben. fails frisbliGe Mittel ni6t
ben 9emiinidten @rfols baben iolten.
Sine i6arfe 8affe wdre bic itrense
9%anobabnns Der 9einuobeitliden Dor.
i6riften bel Der @infubr amsrifanilher
Sleiihprooufte. G8dre aud oieIes
Wfittel unSurei9eno, bann iollten
uOtbisenfalls beionbere @eiese iiber
ben Observation-Disclosures nit ameritu
erlaIien wercen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-06
S~elernmntbisc 'yrau.

/ Dem 0clccnmutb unO Der Ausbauer
Der Satin Ocs Gopitdns Slant wtc.
Suire lit eS Su %uerOauteu. oaB Der SdO,
ner Sob 0unter" pom Blue Oils, Wte.
ben ii6crcn 0aicu erreihte. 0dbreno
ocS f%urdttarcn Sturnes am IL. giopem.
Der wurOe Oas Sdiii, oils cs nur A
Wteilen pom Setter Wtanan Ssu9ttburm
entiernt mar. itarf beiddoiet. Srau
Mfc9uire lOlte ben Wtanli am Steuer.
ruber ab, Oamit ale Wanuiduften Dem
@apitan bel Der ausbsiierunS Der Sesel
bebilfid Ieiu tOHnten. Glider lenfte
bic Srau Oas 6abrSeus Ourh bic WOsen
uno bieIt aui ibrsm Poiten uiele Stunosn
aus, bis Die Repuratursn uussefibrt
moroen walen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-06
9eben in bic Succ.

Dor elmer fait ausihlieBlid pOn Gar.
mern beludten Seriammlun9 hielt Der
gum SunOesienalOr sewablte @oupers
neur Ssfteriou Dauis pom ~grfanias
cine 6eOe. in Der er iaste. oaB er nit
pile sIeidssiinnter @%olesen. pie Bob
Gaplor pom Genneiies. Gilman o
Siio Carolina. Yaroaman pon Mtiiils
iippi uno Anoeren. mad @rOffnuns oes
eon9reiies ycben in Die 8uoe oes aus
oertnO6erten WummeIsreiieu bsitsbsn.
ben SunOesienats briusen weroe. IS
wiro cine Seniation in Naibinston nno
i'm 9an5en eanoe 9eben. ipenn mir Elm.
mol anfaustn werOen. nit tdnsit uerrots
teten Wtetbooen uuo ldderlideu Peoans
terien uuiSurdumsn," iaste Der Senator
m6rtli6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-06
Giiembabn Seittabelle.
Sslupars. sadaBaHnu unh gBsHsrH Sabu,

9u araft ten "a. 9uni 1906.
Siolih -gulGef scranton fir Rtp gcrf
un 2.0), 800, sos 500. 1920. Born. /;
10. 10, 3.25 uub $40 RaGmittaes. Our
Rep gor ane philadelphia, um $50 gorm.;
12.40 uuc 49, Nahmitiaas. 8ir
SpbpbanuI 6.1r Rhhmittass.
R0rolidj -3ur SuHalp um | is, 6.25 u. 8 90
Mpr. i.55. GAO unp tt.tu Na6niiiaes. Sir
8insbamtcu, Glmiro uue 3wif6tnhationtH, um
1910 RpT uni 05 Ra6m. BUR Sspssc.
Syrasuls uue Utica. I'm lis unb 6.25 RVr. ;
f.55 RaGmitiaes OspeeO. S~praeuft unb
Utica 3ua um 6.25 Ror. l6uft i6glit, ausss.
usmmsu 5cuni0as. 6ir WputrOis nm 900
Rpr. t.O5 unt $40 Rabm. NibcIfpn Nc
rpmpoatipH. UNI 4.U0 Yahmittnas. Bling.
hampton aeepmoratiOn, nm 6.f5 Nd6mittaee.
0Ioomsburg 5ibiiou-8uId6t scranton
fir Nprtbumbsrlanb UNI 6.35, 10 20 Wor. ;
i.55 unb GAO @a@m. 8Hr plymouth um 9.05
Na&mtttags.
SpuutaaSp3hae.j
sioIia sir Rsp gprf UNI 205, 800,
COS unp 1920 WOrssus; 1886 uub BAG
Hahm.
@6rDliH = 8hr Buffalo I'M LIS, uni
6.25 Mpr. t.55, $40 unb tt.tO Ra6m.
Sir 8%iusbamtOn uuO 3pif&tnfattcntn, SOC
uub 1910 germittags
DIoomsburg Sibiion -8rl6ht Seantrr
i'm t0.2n Ror unh GAO Ra6mittags.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-06
3uefertruit perurtbeilt

Die american Sugar &sfinins 60.
murOe i'm 9iew 9Orter SunOes' Sreiss
seri9t. no lie Dor einisen Tassn i9ul'
big befunOsn wOrOen mar. BON Der 9ism
gort Central unO auosren Giienbabnen
Rabatte unSsnommen 5u baben. BON
Ridter SOuSb gu elmer @elOftrufe BON
$4,000 usrurtbeilt. Die @eiammt'
iumme Der BON Der u~erflasteu @sisa.
idaft ansenommeneu unseiesli6en &a.
bate wirO auf $26. 900 perani6last.
DieIelbs Summs wurbs au9 Der 9tew
9ort Central Dor GINGER i3sit oils
5trafe SuOittirt, naaoem iie i6ulbis
befuuoen porOen mar, 6abatts bspils
list Sn babsn. Die anmdlte Der perr
tlnsten @eieai6uft saben iOfort be-
fnnnt. Oab ie wabri9eiuli6 sessn ous
urtbeil 8erufuns einlesen DerOsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-06
Tnnfsis Spfer.

Gus @itten, Neitfaleu, traf leste
ISOLDE Die Oiahridt elm, Oas Oaielbit
in elmer &oburit.S abrif cine furdtbars
GrploiiOn ltattseiunOen bat, bel Der
mebr oils fiiufSiS ReriOneu setOStet unc
etwa $50 Yerionen usrwuuOet wurs
ben. 8oburit lit elm iebr sefdbrli9er
SprensftOff. Welder aus Dinitros
9lorbsn3Ol, iu%lpeteriuursm GmmOniat
unS Sdwefel beitebt, Sismlid unems
pfiuOli6 ssscn 5tOB nib S9las 1T,
all Der freien guit Obne Su ~erplOoiren
us%rbrsnnt. aber bel Der @rplOiiOn wes
niger fart wirft ais Sieielsurogua'
nit. Oas bur6 bic @rplOiiOn ueruls
iadte GctOis wurbs uiele Wteileu i'm
llmfreiie usrnommeu, unO In Dem in
Der Oidbe Don Nittsn seleseneu StGOt'
den Nnnsn wurosu bic Seuiter idmmt'
li6er @ebauoe SerbrOden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-06
S6ulfhiF oerbrannt.

SIN Safen BON Eoulon. 5ranfrei6.
puroe Oas frau3Oiii9e EOrpeoO Sdul'
l9iif nNlssciras@ bur9 Seuer SeritOrt,
unb pom ben 500 Perionen. Die ii9 CUR
i3eit all Boro %befanoen. babeu orsi ibr
2eben in Den Slammeu eiusebiBt. Sn
Der Staot berri6te, als Der critic
slarm BON S6iife aus seseben muir
De, bic 9rOBte aufresuns, uno iOfort
eilten nidt nur bic itabtiIden SOi4'
mauniduiten, iouoern aud bic Wtit'
slieOer Der f~rsiwiuisen SOidbrisaoe
our 8ranOitatte /; aud Die 3ruppen Der
@arniion wuroen gu 9ilfe beOroert.
DoA tros aller anitrensuns selans es
ni6t, benz kindergarten Der Slammen
@iubult 81 tbun. Bis auf bic 8aiier'
fiddle wurOe Oas itol3e Sdiff bon benz
uerbeersnOsu Clement SeritOrt, uno bic
9lrbsitsn Der s0i6mauni4aftsn bliebeu
Oarauf beiaranft, bic anoeren In Der
9tdbe Dor gnfsr lissenOen S9iffe Su
retten. Das 5eritOrte Saiff mar I'M
Sabre 1855 sebaut uuo lit felt BEN
Sabre 1894 uls Saulidiff bsuust
mOroeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-06
eadaBanua G. @1omins 8ansB.
NaureI pinie.0

Srnt in Rratt am l. Snnt lyu9.
9ta SsIaTsu GeIautcu UNI 1 90, 200, 300
400, 500 unb 6 90 Rrrasns. lin 5 40 Ror'
atns an Wpdtntaesn unb aat uahfolstnes
ipan,is Winuitn, une UNI 200 Rcratus an
Spuufaesn une a0t ud&fUlesret ,~rautis DIT
Huisu bic une t%nfluipt ~ 40 Rd6ts, tn Ntl'
tss-Sdrrt al Winuttn ip6tsr dufcmmsue.
9hat ale 10 Wiuuitn an Wp&tniassn BON
$50 bis $40 Rddmittdas.
Grpueihet balisn nur in pittetcn an, ptr'
Iafeu Scranton alt Stuubt idsli&, ausat
npmmsu SSuntae, BON ZIG Mcrasus bic un
7.f6 Ra&mittaas unb trtHtu in Wilfts.SarrI
80 Wiuutsu lp6ttr Gin.
Otfttrrr Ditnf jpii6tu Ssrnntpu, Rap aue
gaVf unb pttsrsbura.
Sitbs Kdbrplau fir asp6dbtfDrctrubt 3has.
@. q. u VI ', IT,, 8erfttrsltitr, SraniOn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-06

aameeGe berlaFen ni6t ielten
6es Rdhts ibren 2agerpldb uno iu6en
ben f9Idfenoen Reiter auf, nm ibn gu
srbriiden ODER tobt gu beiben. Die gee
pibiaten geouinen legen baber bdufig
bes Ra9ts ibre WGntel in Die RGbe
Der aamsele, odmit Die Sbiere, ipenn
ibre 9osbeit pl0bli9 ertpadt. niat auf
ibrsu Rsitern. fonoern uuf ben Rdns
teln berumtreten-
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-04-15
Alfalfa Raising Without Irrigation.
byron Hunter, Pullman.)


Alfalfa is now generally recognized
as the most satisfactory hay and pas.
ture plant that has been grown on
the dry wheat lands of eastern Ore
gon and Washington. On such land
it does not reach it's highest develop
ment until about the third year, since
it requires some time for the root
system to develop sufficiently to take
up the required moisture for the
plant. Therefore, little must be ex-
pected from it the first year. When
properly sown and cared for, a fair
crop of hay may be expected the
second year. Since alfalfa does not
give it's largest returns for two or
three years, it should be sOwn with
the expectation of allowing it to Oc-
cupy the ground for a number of
years.
The success of alfalfa in this re-
gion depends largely on the prepare
ton of the soil, the method of seed
ing, and the care of the stand. The