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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24
Spbe 4arf WotiaeIl.

= Sames Dunn bon Slorb @psrett
gpenue wuroe am Sreitas Wfor9en on
Dupont Court BON einem 0erBidlae
betroffen un6 fiel als 9eite nieber.
Dunn mar Elm 9udfter unO So Sabre
alt.
- Der allbsfauute Brieftrdger Go
marb 8. Sones, elmer Der dtteiten Der
Staot. ift seitern ylahHittas in ieiner
0ohnune on yiOrb SDoe parf Ipenue
i'm Utter pon So Sabren geftorben, uad1'
oem er i6Ou lansere 3sit frdnfelte.
- aaiier Soae gio. 269, .. 8. B.,
bot ibren 5reibrisf fiir iehs Wtonats
er6ffnet, unb pir6 In bieiem Seitrannl
neue Mitatieoer mte folst anfnebnieu
Son 1s bic 80 Sabren = $1.00 ; bon
30 bis 40 Sabren = rs @ents fur ieoes
lpeitere Sabr.
- am 5reitag tpnrbe bem @eiunb'
belts Bureau senieloet. baB Dauib R
DapiS uon yiorb Sifmore auenne at
ben Poden erfranft eefdbrli6 barnieber'
lie9e. Die WOhnun9 muroe fofort unl
ter QuarantGne 9eitellt, nm cine Gus'
oebnuns Der 9rantbeit 5n permeiben.
= Die bsutide presbpteriide Sc
meinbe BON @beltnut auenue bat biI
.foleenoen Beamten erwdblt Brdiibent
Ssnrb 3. 8uri6el; S3e Prafioent
@tfliani Troftel; Sefretar, @harles
Sfilanb ; S1asreiiter, Oilliam 3eber
Eruftees. 3. B. 9iloebranbt, Senrt
Nfst unb @sorss @brift sleltefte, SEQ
Sod. Suftus 0sber, @sorse Snieriem
Sobn Utenert, SObn S9len3, Sobr
3eber, Senrg SAnbert, B. Wfa9sr uni
Sobu S6euer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24
aus benz Oberen Sbale.
(Hr9balb @orreiponbeu3.)

- Der 20 Sabre alte Senrp Bed
uon arhbato III friib seitern Wiorsen
In Der @lternwohnun9 naa 3weiwOhent'
lihem unmoblfetn geitorbeu uno miro
am Sreitag beerbi9t weroen.
= Die genniptpania 9ohten @om'
panic wirb bel Der neuen unbermoob
3e9e nabe Tbroop Elm Wtufteritdothen
anle9en laHen uno init Der slrbeit 1T am
WontaS Der anfane semadt worben.
= 9onis Malinosfp BON SslIup,
elm Sanolaneer tn Der Mooiie Mouus
tain !3ede, trbielt am 6reitag Jiadmit'
tag burf einen Sslienfan, Der iid na6
uorsenommeuer Spreuguns ereienets,
bas Rhfgrat eebrOhen unb ftarb furj
nddoem mon ibu beimsenommen bate.
= Der 10 Sabre alte 8incsnt SO.
aetsii Don Winton murbe Sreita9 9faht
iOiort set6btet uub iein @efdbrte Sobn
Nmable TO idmer nerlest, baB er jebn
Wfnnten nad,ber itarb, wdbrenb Elm
britter iunger Wfann obne Tsrlesun9
VHhtuu' OCt ttHIuu VtttuhttS IttH WI
Der @bnrh StraBe 3reu5ung ju Seliup,
ale Die Dret auf einen anfabrenben Suo
iprtn9en mollten unb babel perfeblten,
ju bemerfen, baB Elm 3ng anf bem
SDeiten @eleiie anseiabrsn, tam, tpel4er
bic @enannten traf. 9osetsfi wuroe
entlmei 9eihnitten. mdbrenb ggmable
inuerlide 8erlesungen srbielt.
(@arbonbals @orreipOnbens.)
-, Srau Morris Goldberg, bersu
@atte Dor Sabresfriit burh bas auto'
mobit bes Or. N. 8. Dron fatal per'
lest wnrbe. lief seftern cine Sslase fiir
$40, 900 @ntihdoisuns gesen ben srjt
etutragen. ~
- Der anl 1. aprit inicenirte Streil
Der bieiigeu Bauidreiner LIT am Sams'
tag abenb In elmer Sonferen3 Der iu'
tereifirten Parteien seidlibtet uno eins
auf 5wei Sabren lautenbe Uereinbarnne
getroffen porben. Die Seute erbalten
eine fIeine 1obnerbSbuns unb mebrers
aubsre 3n9eitanoniiie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24
Worb Serantcn.

= Der 40 Sabre atte Mi6ast @rus
neuid uon 8oB apenue, elm Bersmann
In Der DidiOn 3ehe, lwuroe Donuers'
tag 9ia1t auf Der SteIle eri9lasen. als
sr inter siHsm 5disufall ssfausen
muroe.
Durd einen iiberbei3ten Oelofen
wnrbe Sonntag giaht in Der Sreo.
Wtator Bobnuus on 6erbinaub StraBe
etn Sseuer peruriaft. welhes bas 9es
bdube nebit Snbalt uoHitdnbis 3erit0rte,
NIT einem 8erlnit bon etma $4,000.
- Sn Der sBobnuns ieiner Shws'
iter, Sran Dauiel @elbert pnn @apouie
apenue, LIT am Samfth9 Wior9en Sobn
Brown geltorben. 9lGd) einem GrausE
bienit In Der ct. Wiorien Stride erfolete
bic Beilesuns am Wtontag i'm Srieobof
Der @emeiuoe bet 9to. 3.
- Dem 8eramaun Guthonb gar.
mes pou @rssn ylibse StraBe lnurOen
am Sonntag In Der Npn 5iordl Sehe
bier lSiHeer Der IlHEeH 9anh 10 Idllimm
burd) Elm berabfaIIfnbes 6etsflId 5er-
quetld1t. bas bieielben I'm Staat 0oipi'
tal abgenOmlneH uer6en muBten.
= Srauf Sbotto BON 0sft Marfet
StraBe uno 9lDbert Wtange BON Wague
Apenue, mel1e am Wionta9 abeno 3us
DOR In Der DaHenbaue iib 3pei Re9ells
rode auei9neteu uub ibr Ver9ebtn au6
ein9eitanoen, murbeu Donneritag fir
Elm gerihtlihes @rihsiuen unter ie $500
Blrsidait 9sitsut.
= Der 55 Sabre nlte gBitliam Spar'
rom ppn @apOuie AueHue, ole Elm Rol'
Ter In oem gBerf Der Scranton Boll
uub 0tut @ompanie on 8Oplar StraBs
an9eltellt. muroe Wfonta9 Jfaht fopf'
iiber In Die Rolen gs3osen uub set6otet;
iein SOpf nno SbertSrper muroen ser.
oriidt unb bas ulnsliid erfolste 10
ihnell, oae Der Wtann niht einrtlal ei'
men S1rst ssbsn fonnts. Dtan nimmt
on. bas isin Rod iih in ben Rollen
uerfins uub er oaOur4 bineinse5Ossn
muroe.
= Souis @ortsie uno 2ouis @antifto
Don s8oob Strabs baben in ben lesten
gBo1en A 0risfe erbaltsu, Die Sdwar;s
9anb# nuterjeihust wareu unb in oenen
Derlau9t wuroe. baB Die Oeiosn $3.50
bergeben iollten. Da bic Sriefs ieooh
feline peitere anmeiiuus srbielteu, rper
baS @eIb erbalten ODER mo es bineeteSt
werbeu folle 10 maro ben Sriefen feine
weitere Beadtung seihenft. isbot bat'
ten iie lih fur einen etwaisen nddtlihen
lleberfau nit Sdubwaffeu uerieben unO
bieielben CUR 8snusnns bersit. Diens'
tag 9in6t um 9.2O lbr muroe ibnsn
sins Barnun9 Sessben. inOsm in ibrem
Sinterbof D1namit Sur @rploliou &C.
braht mnroe, melhes meIter fetnen
S4aoen anrihtete. aber Die 9anje Hah'
barihait alarmirte. Beioe Wtinner ers
griffsn lofort ihre SAuBwahen uno
tnallten in Der Ridtun9 Der @rploiion
tiihtis oarauf los, iheinen aber nie'
muHO setroHen su baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24
Stabtrath.

ytad,bem cine Delegation BON Eaglor
gpenne erld)ienen NOR. nm In betretf
Der 8Hafteruus Der StruBe eiue aen.
oeruua In benz ju benusenoen Wiatericl
bur6suiseen. nabm Campbell ON Srst'
taq In Der Staotratbsiisupg bic @e
legsnbeit wabr. um sn erflaren. oaB
Idmmtlihes oabier ais StraBenpfaiter
benubtes gspbalt nihts mertb iel, fati
til9. ioweit er in @rfabrung brin9sn
fSnne, iiberbaupt niht Nsphalt, fonoern
cine dsmiiGe Utii6uns III. DireftOr
Ierwilligsr beltritt Die Sehanptnn9en
uno es eab elm ,ieulihes marines Sborts
eeie1t, bas uon Prdiioent Soroan be'
enoet muroe, neil 60 bod nthts be-
meiie.
Sine pon Belin poreslegie Reiotution
wnrbe angeuommen, Die bs3wsdt. oaB
Der nahltidbIise 9lationalfOnpent otr
8ereiuiaten fpaniIden 8riessueteraneu
in Scranton ftattfinben ioll /; eiue oies'
be,iialihe @inlaouns iOn benz bieien
Sabr in Buffalo tageuosn Sonpent Dor
selest werben.
Da es on Der n6thisen 3eit feblte, 10
fonnte man In betreff Der uerihieoener
Yolten, melfe in bic Boubaus9abe elm
uerleibt merben iollen. niAts naberes
erUrtsru, bei1loHen aber. In Der na9'
ftsn 8criammluns bieie SaAe 5usrit IN
0ano 30 nebmen.
Das Bafbburn Strabe Siabnft uni
abiperrung Don Sadion StraBe famer
aud pisbsr sur Sprahs. nnb es wnro'
bic Befiirhtung ansgeiprohen, OaB oi'
SHaoenioroerunsen fur lestere ein'
| lebr bohe isin miirbe. lin cine SoeI
BON Der Sahe su befommeu. wiro maj
cine Beibti9nns oaielblt uornebnien
9lad,bem man Die Acknowledgements
ung oes ssobn ". Surr In Berbinounl
NIT oem Gripp Rarf Subwap erorter
batte. wuroe bic Gnselesenbsit ben
Stabtanmalt iibermieieH.
Belin be,medt NIT elmer ReIoIntioi
Ptdne Bur Yflailerung BON Bine StraBe
swii1en Ssfierion unb Wonroe Gpe
nue bic Burger BON @briit Court per
lauseu. baB Die Scranton @as uni
gBaIier @ompanie erfutt weroen fol
| ibre 0auptr6hre 30 uerIdn9ern, fooal
| iie au6 bebient lperben fbnnen Elm
Yittihrift fur Elm Siht Dor Der 9oh
Ii6ule marb BON Der S4nlbeborbe en-
pfangen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24
Traaen GletSer F!

Die Dto6s mar uiemals mebr entbn'
iialtila iibsr Oisislben. llnb bann nod
ieue ,lwasssr' nsue ispsruts ObsrrOde
MAIDEN bas ssihneibsrts alsib 10 slsm'
Ii9 unsntbebrltA.
Gtwa sebn Stils BON Roptins uns
Mleiialin Seibe : fur Sranen uno
Srauleius. S1warj uub bic sewhnid1'
ten Sarbsn. @infa6 ooer seftreiit. Siett
psr3ieit NIT Bulgarian obsr Spissn
geIdssn. $40, $3.50 nuo $1b.
Rpd SaIpn-;pfitsr Stpd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24
Nitt8tpn.

- Wis 4obert 5prrsit am Samitas
9ladt bel Der Junction einen laufenosn
3ue beitsisen mOllte. fiel er swiiAen
Die Rarren, oeren Rdber ibm betos
Yelne abihnitten. iobaB er frhb Conn
tas I'M bisfssn SOipital ftarb. Dei
8ernneliidte mar uon @eburt etr
ShOtte uub 49 Sabre oft.
= Die 4idbriss @eftisuru aulas Dor
Stiff StraBe fiel am Donnerftag Ibsnt
in benz SinterbOf In einen Sebrihthau
fen uno wurbe In ibauoerbafter WsilI
perbraunt. iOOa6 Der erfolgte &oo msb
rere Stunben nahher ii6 ais etne Or
l0luus erpies. Die @ttern uno eit
Snfel oes atnbes erbielteu fhlimm Der
brannte 9dnbe. oils iie bic 5lammen 81
tDihen Deriu6ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24
eBtlfes. Barre Wa6riAtsn.

- Der friibsre @ountp SGasmeiitsr
Sotn B. @riffitb 1T am Sreitas I'M
@itp SOipital ben 5olsen elmer Opera
tiou erlegen.
Su feiner Wobuung on OF
Southampton StraBe 1T leste Bods
I'm utter pou 62 Sabreu @barles VI,
9isb seltorben, Der ieit ben lestsn 4S
Sabren pier anidiiis mar.
- Marwel 9ushes bon Stem Yorf
friiber uon Weit Pittstou, uno Srdu
lein Nouile B. Barring uon bier mur
ben am Samitas burf) 8eu. Or. VI. s
asrr als Gbspaar einseissnst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24
DaS Sefiuben bes 9apftes sufrie'
benftelleno.

ptUfttueups
Das Bsfinoen oes Papites mar .am
Diontag In ieoer Be5isbung ,uirieben
itelleub. DIE aerite BrOf. Utat fiaias
% uno Or. Nmici 9absn am WtOnias
morgen elm fur3es Bulletin bstanut,
taut welbem bas Befiuoen bes Sranten
10 sufrleoenitsIenO lit. baB feline weitss
rem Bulletins psr6fentlidt wsrOsn oiir-
fen. Die aer,te oes Papites linb Dor
alien oaraui beoaft. oa6 oteler iid
niht irgenbDie auitren9t. oa bas ibrer
aniitt naf in BEN sessntpdrtiseH Sta'
blum Der Refonpalesjen3 febr gefdhrs
lid mdre. Der Bapit mar am Wfons
tag 10 frild1 unb munter. bab ct feline
Priuatiefretdre 8reiian uno Presciui
3u Ieben mInidte. oamit tie ihm Die
mdbreno ieiner 9ranfbeit eingesan9euen
Yriefe, Oepeiden unb anoeren Dofu.
mente portegeu. Der Papit bat jwar
nod 5uitenaufalle, bod oieie iiuO uer'
bdltnibmdbig leihter Jiatur. @r mar
aud an Dienita9 uOllitdnOis fieberfrei,
Deunsleih bic unSiniti9en flimatiihen
8erbaltnille einen beprimirsnbsn Sim
flns auf ibn ausiibten. @r mollte ab.
iOlut feline sImtsselddfte erleOisen /;
bod ba iein slrBt, Proi. Rardiaiaua
enti6ieben oa9egeH proteitirte, CAB er
ua1. @r erfldrte isboh, odB es fir
ibn bic idwerite Strafe iei, snr Wiiilii5s
felt uernrtbetlt Su meroeu. sIm DienS.
tag 9iahmttta9 wuroe oas SSetter flar
unO Der Paplt erfldrte, oaB sr uiel better
fiihIe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24
500 @efchnuna 500.

Die etftr bitftr 3titune ptrbsu ii6 frsutr, ,u
srfabrtn, baB % psnisfens tins effiir6tttI
aranfbsit sittt, tptIdt bic @idsni6aft in al
ibrtn StuftH ;u bfiltn I'M Staube tf; Saa'e
aatarrb Sur II bic tinliee ityt btr dritIiasn
8rhbrlGaft bsfannte pOfitipe Sur. aaiarrb r.
fprbtrt ale zine &oHltituticnefranfbtit tint con.
itiutiOnsIIt StbaubIuus. Saa's Ssatarrb. aur
Irirb tnntrlit gtncmmen uub tptrIt btrtft auI
bas 8Iut uub bic fGIsimietn GbnHGHen ess
Spiitms, bapurb bic @ruRbIass Der sfraufbtil
;ttItSrfnb unb BEN patitHttn Strait gsbenb In.
btm fs bic SpnftmtiUn bts a5rpfrs aufbaui
unb etT Raiur ~ ibrm Wtrfs bilft. Die Gig
entbiimtr babtH 10 pisI 8erirautn au ibrsn Oil
frGfttH, eaB Fs finbuEetTt DeIIars 9tIpbuuna
fir itbtn 8al anbitien, ben lit ~ f,irirfn psr.
ftbltu. eabi Gu& sius eift pom 3fusHiAtr
fcmmtn. 0lon ahrtIlirt.
8. 8. GttHsp & Co., Gelsbc, 8.
sa 8rfauft Don aufn ApptbrfnH, 75g.
SalI's 8amilitn.p pileH lnb bic btlltn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24
@aidJtabrifate iebr faibioaabel
bieies Satr!

Seine Srau fann bisien Baummolle
9leiberwaarsn 9aOen beiu4en, obne be-
saubert su wsrosn butf bie 3artsn &C.
msbs, bic lisbliden SarbsnbebanSlunssn
uub Die frauislnSs 9lsubeit BON alism'
Shbi6e 8uummOlle in GROCER aus'
tpahl = Stil na6 Stil. lin bas anst
au ersBsen unb Die SOrie lu bsriidsn
tiifs isser wHnihUssurrtb:
Bprbsrsr srtremsr Infer Dur&eaus- -3auptfur
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24
Bon 8eter8bura.

-Srau Maria Hentifler, 80 Sabre
aft, iit ON Sonntas Wforsen in ibrer
Wobnuug an Preseott Nuenne seitor.
ben. Sie wirb uon bem @atten. brei
SSbueu uno smei 26htern iiberlebt
unb Die 8eiiesuns fano 8eltern i'm
SatbeOrale 5riebbof itatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24
Wanne Sountn.

SonesbaIe. = Bei ben @helsuten 8.
8. DiIler bot iid) elm G0hterlein ein'
9sitellt. = Oas neue SBerf Der @urneD
@lepator @ompanie on Glib Wtain
Strabs ipurbe geftern abeno NIT ent'
ipre4enben @eremOnieen OffiIisl er6ffs
net.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24

Bon iiber bet see. ~@s iinb jest
ungefdhr (isben Sabre her, i1reibt
6err SafOb Wioae pon Serlifon. Gaus
ton aliridl In Der Sdfpeil. #ftitneH1 ldl
Shren alpenfrduter porrdtbtg halte.
@r beilte mid Don etnem iebr ihmeren
Ser,leioeu. Ssitoem babe ib feinen
anfall mebr 9ehabt. User INNER cine
islaihe uon mir erbielte. bat mir baftir
bersllhen Danf se,ollt, oenn bic Wtes
bi,in bat fteis ibre 9Sirfuns se3eiSt.
Sd bin su Der aniidt setOmmeu, oaB
er bier srobsn abias finoen wiro. uHb
oa sic 9lsenten miinidsn, 10 wotlen
sic mir bite. Sbre Ssoinsnnssn Il.
I. w. su9eben loiien, ih tann Sbnen etne
9robe 9iahfra9e 9aranttren.
5orni's gllpenfrdnter ,fist feline Gi'
aeui1aften In alien 3onen unb unter
alien Nolfern. Seit iiblr bun6ert Sab.
rem lit er ben Sranfen uno Stibenoen
cine Sitfe sspeisn. llnpleih anoereu
Wteoisinen III er niht in apotbeien Bu
babsn. ionoern wiro oem Bublifum
brett pom Saboratorium 9eliefert burd)
Spe,inl Gsentsn, Die lanseitellt iiub
pon ben @i9enthiimern. Or. Better
5abrueD & CONS &c.. 1926 80.
Sonue apenue. Chicago. 81.
SSorni's alpenfrduter Slutbeleber III
gu baben bel 9enrp sBalter, lol1 @ebar
NUeHue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24
SiINetEOMe,
2eitemoer Splitter.
Seit 1885 In bsr Stabt Serautz
etablirt.

gBtr finb umselugen BON nnitrs@
atten Pfae nadl 623 SadamnnHa IL
nue. auf bem Booenflur, am IL. 6tA-
rnar 1918, init elmer pollen 9inie d.
optilhen Bnaren unb ben allernfueftm
Snftrumsnten snr Briifuug Der dugz-
11nier Wfptto mar INNER: -ShHtize
BWfdufs uno ileius Proftte.- Bir flu
INNER bereit, Sbneu etiuas @eio 30 -
fpareu. Cine stoBe 5euouns Don iIiHI
lihen snsen fOeben srbalten. Ssrss9
niht ben Rlat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24
snmen-samrn-Samert

9aOtbs. lpeiBe unb selbe Sted3misbelu.
crime @rbien. SOrn, Salat, Rettige,
Rabiesden, Sobuen, r0tbe, fDeibt unit
9elbe Ruben. iOmie ale SOrten oou
fril9en beutf9eu Sdmerfisn beim Wtat
obsr Rfunb.
Gbmarb Stebeder,
1875 $50 3adawanna ausnnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24

Die fsinstsa prsasesresiesa n ass e4aaa.
LlssaFs de ofssa ass ssvsesasahsakf.s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24

Cra6sGEkstsss iss<s aSs = -
e. BseeabIalf' Dsam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24

ssssslls dss 'swsshsnblsss.=
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-06-28

and tell her that, though my duty Re-
CURED that no means should ,'be neg
looted to arrest General Arnold, I have
q great pleasure. In. acquainting her
that he ts now. safe On board 4 British
vessel" ". - So:
]: Arnold had deemed himself wrongetl
and insplted BY consrsss-.but what Of.
flcer that Washington trusted might
not1 Who could be coaflded in II such
men turned traitors7 !:
But sudden turning Of .a1airs
marked the close Of the year.
CORVALLIS had penetrated too far
into the Carolinas; had advanced In.
to North Carolina. and was beset, es
Burgoyne had been. by 2 rising Of the
country. He lost twe1ve hundred men
at Kings mountain October 7,
17s0). as Burgoyne had lost a thou
sand at Bennington: and svsrywhere.
al. he moved, he found, himself cheek.
ed by the best officers the long war
had bred-Nathaniel Green, who he'd
been Washington's right hand man the
war through; Henry Lee, the daring
mastar OF cavalry. whom Washington
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-06-28
POSTS APPOINTMENT ::
ENDORSED BY LABOR
V =;
Central Labor Union Of seattle
Passes Strong Resolutions Com.
mending Louis r. Post. =.

The appointment OF Louis b. Post,
of Chicago. as assistant secretary Of
the. United States Department. Of La
Dor, is vary gratifying to organized
labor all over the country. 49,.
Mr.. Post in editor of The Public and
author of The Closed Shop" pub.
lication dealing with the conditions Of
workers under fair and unfair condt-
tions, championing the cause of the
organized worker. a~-. :a-
Secretary Of State Bryan and Con-
gresham Warren w. Bailey have
prevailed on Mr.. Post to accept the
position of assistant secretary Of the
Department Of Labor which will be
of value to organized labor because Of
Mr.. Posts untiring devotion to the
cause of human rights.
The following resolution was adopt
ed by unanimous vote a the Cen
trail Labor meeting Wednesday night:
Resolved, BY the Central Labor
Council Of Seattle, that we extend our
congratulations and good wishes At
we'll as our gratitude to Louis r. Post,
tor yielding to the pursusave influ-
ences that we believe has led him in-
to a larger sphere Of greater oppor-
tunities, In rendering hts services in
the constructive formative periods of
this new department. !
Resolved, That we commend the
action Of Secretary Wilson for the
wisdom he has displayed in 80 wise a
! choice, and to the president for hav-
ing in his official family two such abb,
and valiant champions Of human
rights; and such industrious worker,
for human progress; be it further
Resolved, That copy of these reso-
buttons be sent one each to the presi.
| dent. Of the United States, Secretary
OF Labor Wilson, and Louis F.. Post
Also that a:copy be published in The
IIni0ns; Racord. 49, = =:
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Houston Tax Commissioner ! 4 i E
s i. State Law and Con IS =
= .::... stitution Of Texas. E. > \: q.

Duluth needs 2 Paatoriza.., who Il
Rastoriza? He 10 a tax. commissioners
Of Houston. Ts4as. and he Ii, fast
converting the Lone Star state to ths
theory OF single tax, *-@'F :: = go.
Pastoriza lisa law breaker. .sHex j.
NOR e than 4 law breaker. He9is An
/ anarchist he rscoEnixes= neither the
Texas constitution nor the Texas ta4
laws. and the stranges thing about Il
lis that he haS converted the people
Of :. Houston Into tho advisa bility OF
exemptinE labor. products. that they
have}approVed his course as Tax Com
missioner in aboitshing. taxes on per-
sonal:x property, ssensing improve
ments at 2b per cent and land values
as 70 per cent, in spite OF state laws
and the constitution: - =: Z.
Houston has proApered SO under this
system that Galveston Is preparing to
follow Atg example and other places
will soon be compeiled to do the same.
= But, At may be asked, could not the
courts interfere: and scpnpel: enforce
:ment Of the. law as it stands? They
probably could but the result OF go
doing would be; 30 harmful and sun-
! pleasant that s4ve1ass Pastorixa'4 son-
:ponentsf don't want this. done. They
would like. the: old practice RESTORED
under which the wealthy we're an
sessed at about 10 per, cent OF their
holdings and small home owners Of
100 per cent. But they know that
this is :something: Paatoriza will hot
do. He has served notice on. them Of
what will happen if his tax reform
work: should be stopped. It is as FOL,
lows: - >"% !: : XII
: THE first thing We must do 10 I'd
put upon the rolls $45,0oo,Q00 d.
posted in the Houston banks. Theu
We must employ a :corps. Of men to
visit every residence and make q cara
full estimate Of the value of the, &uf-
ndture therein and ASSESS it. at tn fhll
value Uess~& $3.50: exemptedl: then We
must assess all Of the buildings and
stocks: of merchandise in Houston st
their full value. T.:
"They will all have to be assessed
at 100 cents on the dollar or the pre-
sent plan maintained.'' =:
Since such strict enforcement of
law would surely kill industry in
Houston, his opponents do not think
it safe to insist on it.
It would not be a. bad thing for Du-
luth If its people who believed in q
readjustment Of our tax system,
would get busy at once and -investi:
gate the possibilities Of 'pastorizing'
this city. -
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Asparagus Omelet.

. Six eggs q cupful Of creamed as
paragus, a teaspoonful. Of salt, q
fourth Of teaspoonful Of pepper.
Separate the eggs. Beat the whites
sti1f and the yolks till they are lemon
colored, then add tho asparagus and
seasonings to the yolks, and fold the
mixture Into the egg whites. Turn
into a warm omelet pan. containing
two or thre tablespoonfuls of melted
butter, and cook gently, till brown on
the bottom. Finish the cooking in
the oven, letting the omelet cook un-
til it is firm on the top then fold
it over and serve, garnished with as
paragus tips or sprigs Of parsley.
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men as easily as II with six hundred.
But, after ALL" he added, your ex.
cellency's achievements lin New Jer.
soy were such that nothing could sur
pass them ..ss
I, Does Not Bring Fsacs.
The victory ct Yorktown brought
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loved; the veteran Steuben; Morgan.
who had won Saratoga with Arnold;
and partisan leaders score, whom:
he had learned to dread In that Wide
torested country.
cornwal'ls outoeneralsd.
He was outgeneraled; his forces
were taken In detail and beaten. and
he himself was forced at last into
Virginia.: .... ,....
By midsummer, 1851, all his interio,
posts were lost, and he was cut oil
from Charleston and Savannah by q
country he dared not cross again. In
Virginia, though at first he raided az
he pleased, he was checked more and
more as the season advanced by q
growing force under Lafayette; and
by the first week in August he had
taken counsel of prudence. and estab
lished himself, seven thousand strong,
at Yorktown, near the sea, his base
Of supplies.
The Final Blow.
Then it was that Washington STRUCK
the blow which ended the war.
At last Rochambeau was free Il
hand to block the free passage Of the
sea.
The Count de Grasse, with twenty
eight ships of the line, six friGaboA
and twenty thousand men, was In the
West Indies, and in August sent word
to Washington that he was about to
bring his whole feet to the Chesa.
peake. as Washington had urged. Eth.
er the Chesapeake or New York, had
been Washington's prayer to him.
Making as IL he were but moving
about New York from north to south
for some advantage of position, Wash.
ingtop suddenly took two thousand
Conttnentals and four thousand
Frenchmen, all the long four hundred
miles to York river in Virginia, to find
CORVALLIS already entrapped there, AZ
he had planned. between Grasses feet
in the bay and Lafayette intrenched
across the peninsula with eight thou
sand men. now the French had loaned
him three thousand. .~.,.
Praise From CORVALLIS.
A few weeks siege and the decis
I've work was done, to tho admiration
OF CORVALLIS himself. The British
army was taken. 49, 1850
The generous Englishman could not
withhold an expression Of his admir-
alton for the extraordinary skill with
which Washington had struck all the
way from New. York with six thousand