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Solo Aitenl for J'oi clKitAilt tUlns
Entered nt die Poilolllro lit aouinlnn, V ,
na Hcvund I'lnm Mnll MrUtpr.
When sprtce will permit The
Tribune I alwnfs glntl to print
Bhort letters fiom Its fitend3 bear
ing on cmront topics, but its rule is
that these must be signed, for puii
llcntlon, by the writer's leal nnme,
nnd the condition piecedent to ac
ceptance. Is. that all contributions
shall be subject ,to editorial revision.
tub pr.AT hath rem ADVKUTisiNfl.
The follouliiK tnlilp hIuiuh Hip pi Up 1'
Inch ench lined tlnti, hivico to lie uiul wim
In nnp year:
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Foi cuieh of tliiinlei, 'lceolulloni of inn
doloncc, nnd lnillin- itmtilliiilloiir In Hip
ratine or iiilvcitMnir TIip Tilbuni' mnlces
a duerRo or G cent ii Hup
Ttntr? of rn-dincd AilVPrtNliiB fr
mined on iippllnillou.
TEN PAGES.
SCJRANTON, JULY 10, 1002,
the UiirIIkIi lllliln, now hnnoiPit liv namo
In innny sUiooIk, laws ami slntu t-citHtl-tiltlotiH,
In lm l on it' Mlid untitled hi il liter
al y woik of Hip IiIrIicr. nnd inncst Imip,
initio In' nidi! ttllh tlio )octt' mid pnno
wlileji II hut Inniiltod and In Iuiko part
foimed. 4 ,
While intioli of the "U-ii'heiV plat
fin in" H piitpoxply vnitiic and delphlc,
the t;iiii)tuiilii ttmt nilt'lpd u'ltalnly
mot It n tton t ton, IwatHo tliey arr spe
vlfli' and to a clout ly ilellheet point.
Wlie'tho tlio HIIjIp lip reinirderi ai ap
lutipi'lati' for uio In tlu achooli In un
iiiodllloil fonn or not, tilt- ppltlt of it
.tpai'liliiKt Is iittoly psiunllal to wliolr
ioiiip I'ducatUin. 'l'hpie Is Rioiind to
fpar thai our bonaloil ficc si'liooh today
atu tin ulnar out a laiKcr poioentaKP of
('leHr PcDlimlifl", n biiiii innlly duel
oped ai to mind but luuiintiiip ii4 to
'lianu'lpr and (oiihiIimho, than Is cied
Itiibli' to It or afi' to the i oiniminlly.
JJIIIclotit Kioiinillnrr In I'li'iuunlnli, with
Incttlcatlun of tiuthfiiliipa-t, clilvaliy
nnd ppipojial honor, would, we believe,
ptodlice a liner nop of cltlreus Hum W
liai'M'Htcil tiiil(i the stuff and culm
piotes"! o widely In oi;tle: and W'e li'nd
tatht.1' i'hunci the haraiil of uneonm'louM
Hectniliuilsiu with Ulhlu upd than to
be asotiii'd of slim pened wits without
Uffiitcl to pilnclplen of iIkIU living.
should be punishable whenever commit
ted. Hut the respectable woman who
lakes chances of Iniult at such all Hour
Is entitled to scant sympathy. Hhe
makes nn itrKitmetit foi it cut few law,
A N'oith t'aiDlltiu Judge has Juit li
sped Hit' (list bench wimaiit In, that
state's hlstoiy tor the an est tif a lynch
er of a neRio. It will be lntenstliiB to
see what the Jttty will do. A few years
ago, at AmIipvIIIl1, a nuRio boy was sen
tenced to twenty years hi the peniten
tial y for stcallnK u loaf of hi end, while
at the flame, session of point u white
man who had bought u ipvolver, piae
t It ed all day, shot a negio, walUed
away fiom wheie the iiprio Iny and,
nftet rellectlon, tetumed and put it few
mine bullets Into the piosttate dinky,
who, howevei, leioxeied, was fined $G0
and costs. Kvldenlly there ale hopes
of better things In Notth Catollna.
- Gossip now ci edits the ptesldent with
Intending to appoint I.eonaid Wood
(hah man of the Isthmian eanal i om
mlsslon. lie would make a good one.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
State.
GoTernoi-S AV. PRXNYPAPKUTl
Ucutpnant (towinoi Y. M. JUIOWN.
Secietaiv ot lutoiiul Afnills ISAAC 1$.
BUOWN.
County,
rngrcfcs-wit,r.iA-i oNNTr.r,T,.
Judge A. A VOSBPTU5
Commlsslonois-.TOIIX COimtllR 5IOR-
nis, joun pj;xman.
' Legislative.
Mrst Distiia-josiopii OTdvr.it
Seiond Dlstt let JOHN SCHKI'.KB, JR..
Thhd Dlsttkt i:DVAHI .TAJIKS
Fourth Dlstilit-I'. A l'llll.HIN. i
Election day, Nov. 4.
Former Senator Pettigiew of South
Dakota has dec). tied foi H.iiina foi
president In 1904.. It Us a-inmu lexeiigt.
Arbitrate It!
GnNHRATj JIANAUP.lt .Sllll
m.in of the ttolley company
i-lgneil his name to an ngi ce
ment that theie would )' "no
disci imlnatlon" on art ount of the
Stllke. To an unpiejudiced louUei-on
this would .seem to mean that the men
would not lose their . s4Jiullng as to
genloiity by lea'-on ot lining p,u
tlclpated in the stiike. That's what the
men weie led to helkne It meant. If
another stiike ucluis the blame tot It
will lie between tile ioiujmiU's' 'violation
of its iiRieement or the men having
been hoodwinked by the "go-between.."
.The men would be tooll-.li to stiike as
the public would not stand for It, but ir
they do stiike they will not lecelve all
the censure toi the evils entailed. The
dispute hinges on the Intel pi elation of
.1 clause of the agieement. Atbltiate
It!
The asset lion of our onsul geneial
at Havana, made in a letter to his wife,
and subsequently published, that "Un
cle Sam might as well tiy to make a
Whistle out of a pig's tail as tu tiy to
make something out of the Latin l.ue"
Js piobably not the qulntrsseiue of
diplomacy and the t'ub.ins aie justified
in snot ting; but there aie many who
will not be suipiised.
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An Educational Platform.
THE BIX'LAKATION of piln
tlple adopted at the Minne
apolis session of the Nation
al Educational association is
of Intel est as setting fotth the levvs
of some of our loiemost Instiuctnis.
Tlio deUamtlon is in twelve paia
graphs. The llrst calls for u bioaden
Jng of the povveis of the national com
missioner ot education nnd the lecon
struetion of his but can Into a depatt
ment with cabinet lank a demand for
lecognltlou ceitalnly as leasoiiable as
Is the demand foi a cabinet seiretaiy of
oommeice. Paiagraph two calls for a
"conseivative but efrtelent" coinpulsoiy
education law, with the ptoper i emula
tion of child labor geneialltles which
aie siirticlently bioad to covet wide di
vergence lib to details. The thhd pai'a
giaph ospiesse.s the jiiHtlflable hope
tmat .sometime theie will be as definite
a staudiud tor the tialulng of teacheis
as Ih now Ilxed for doetois and law jus;
paiagiaph tour pleads lor complete
unity of elioit in ihlld tiainlng iluough
the piesent aibltiaiy giades, thoiigb
nothing is said as to how this unity Is
to be biought about; paiagiaph the is
Longratulatoiy of efficient inuntty
tlhools; paaagiaphs nine, tep, eleven
iuid twelve commend the elimination
' 3'"!!' s 'nni "(-''u,l woik and sug-
t-T'sygT.tJif ijifeyiiaf c'hangis hi the ns
i'l'fllp3$Uh'el;Kpnd naraguiphs six,
seven atul elght'we ileem of HtiHlciellt
ijiteifsto cjiiote In lull,
IWci cmninenil to all luial initlitiilllcs
. ttvTiTTOssItr'nf'lii'eatei' cam In tlio ni
lanBemcut of uniises of hiiiiU, that they
maj lip-ndtipted to the pupils to lm in
btinttnl, tatliet than that pupils tdmitld
ifi atlupled to u IImiI (iiiihl. hi siuilv mil
tut Inllevlble hvstim of Mailing 'n holtl
tljtit the lmllvlilually of thu pitpl) Hhii'ild
be caiefirtj inp'-ldeK'cl, to the end lb it
ho may lw Insiiuuted It! thu jlght of his
limitations' and uipaclt.v. And we tuga
gleali'i thnioiiehnc'Hs in Instiiictlnp hi iltu
siB-citllc'il, I'lenicnliiiy subjects, latlwr
tbuii'emlc-lunoiit of icaii"p ahead) dm-i-tjNed,
at tlio epeusu uf llioiough and
Bjitlsfaeloiy woik,
,Vo legaid'tt'ili) ciliiiatlon n.s liiscpn.
aplo fiom molality, and hellevo the pnh
IHi tit haul the lecognj.ed agency to mtiku
(nlseliitloa binding, 'a uigo publlu
Strliool1 mitlioiltles ot (In, uiinitiy, Unrli
sl8 and patents, to give all let intention
tc mblUt' lii.stiitcttou In our schools, as
the tnio foupdallon of thaiactei and
JfUpi8lilp. 13eiy tonsiiieiatlou of good
riibllc Hutlley.aiul healthful soilu! condl
tfonOiKinits to thu necessity of such In
ill in, (Ion.
.Jit la appaieut that fanilllatlty with the
HngllHlt tlil)lef as a ninsti.'i)l(iii of lltetm.
tine. Is tapldly deeieasln among the pu
pils in our schools. This Is the dhect ie
stilt pt.ji.ioateptlop 'wltJcU, lwijhIs tho
Hlbleias a theo(o0'ical book'inetlly, niu(
tpeioby leads to Its cc1umIoh rfrom thu
schools or some states as a subject of
-fadlpg and ludy Wa hope aud.asJc tor
inch a chHiigo of publlu icntinient In
this legate! as will peiinlt and encouiab'J
An Admirable Beneficence"
T IS altogether likely that If the
benefaction aintnged by John M.
Buike, a wealthy letlied iner-
chtint of New Yen k, the details of
which weie announced a few weeks
ago, shall ptove successful It will open
a new avenue of plillanthiople effoi t of
gieat usefulness to needful humanity.
Mr. Huike. It will be le membeied,
conveyed to font tltistees piopeity of
the estimated -..line of $4,000,000 for the
put pose of piovldlng "for the lellef of
woithy men nnd women, who, notwith
standing theii willingness to suppott
themselves, have become putly or
wholly unable to tlo so by reason of
sickness or mlsfoi tune, or who have
been discharged fiom hospitals betoie
regaining sufficient stietigtb to assume
thcli tegular employments." "While the
plans have not been published In de
tail, ft Ik known that offices will be
opened In New Ycuk city wheie unfor
tunates in tv leglster for the Investi
gation of their claims and that a home
for convalescents will be established
tit a .suitable place. Those who cannot
pay will lecelve lellef ftee; but those
who feel a ilellc.uv about lecelvlng
bounty mnv pa a small fee, either
dm lug the pel led of their solum n or
nftei waul. The kind of unfortunate
esjieilally in Mi Huike's mind Is the
pool but honest pet son without the aid
of kin, who, being taken 111 f the city
and hiving tindeigone tieatnunt In a
fiee hospital, is put into the stieet be
toie sttoiig enough to lesume earning
a livelihood Convalescence at the nv
eiage hospital means being able to
walk without dltllcuitv; but that is by
no means equivalent to being able to
do haul woik. Mi. Bntke's aim Is to
place his wealth at the disposal of this
class of hapless humanity so that the
Intel val between disch.nge fiom the
hospital and lull letuin of ability to
woik may be btldged without suffeilng.
The ptoblem is plninlj beset with ad-
mlnlstiatlve difficulties, ft Invites Im
position and impostuie. Yet this eiy
fact emphasizes Its necessltj ami the
good It will do if the adnilnistiatlve
pioblems shall be solved. These aie
natutnlly greatest in an Immense city
like New Yoik, wheie it Is entiiely
possible for deseiving poverty in num
bets tn sufter seveiely unknown to
those who would willingly lelieve It.
But in some degiee they exist In all
titles, and it Is leasoiiable to pudht
that If t,he Buike benefaction woiks
out, it will be widely lniltntt.il.
All Hie wotkhigmen of Clelifuegos,
Cubit, having quit Woik on a sjmpathy
stiike, the municipality pi opuses fo
open a .slaughter house and a b.ilteiy
and keep evei.vbody supplied with food.
Clenfuegos will no doubt Incteasc in
population.
Mlnlstei Wu Intends to wilte a hook
tolling ftaukly his lmpieslons of Amer
ica, but the shrewd diplomat will with
hold publication until he shall have
leached China.
The Financial Messenger of St. I'et
ei shuts denounces ttusts for selling
cheaper abioad than at home. Tiust
thumping seems to be internationally
popular.
Major Halhbonc continues to utter
lurid tin en la against Geneial Wood.
Fur an Innocent victim of pel sedition
the major talks too much.
A machine to lay bilcks Is lnduslil.il
selotue's latest cnnttlhuttnu to human
ptogiess. A machine to put up stove
pipes should come net.
Miciml tiov with pnrtneishlp and a
iilnrv of J.W,ooj ,i p,ii, probably the
litigpst ever pild tb any man la tills or
any othci country,
MAY NOT BE SO TUNNY.
I'liun the WllkcsUaric Itccoid.
A dlsjutth from PltlslAtrg sttites that
Senatoi Unity "laughed heartllv" when
lie was hifmnicd tlnit the Lackawanna
coiliiiy, Itepublle.tn convention hint placed
Coitgicsunati Council In the Held in a
candidate foi United States spinttor
against Mr,' Pentose. Whv this should
have iiiouscd sttcn tut cvplnslaii of miitii
Is not ensllv tindci stood. If Mr. Council
was hhnself a pailv to the action of tho
convention, and .should become a in mil
ddtC rm st nnlol "hi" ilea'd 'earliest, Ml.
Penrose would oon become convinced
that It Is no laughing matter. Whatever
else may be mid In criticism of Mi. Con
nell, It cannot die denied that he hits a
win of "gotlhiK theie" when ho puts
himself down to woik.
THE EXPLANATION.
In other wouls, Joe Chambcilaln in
tends to be the Jumes G. Blaine of the
Balfour nclininlsti atlon.
This does not appear to be Kear Ad
mit nl Ciowiilnshleld's lucky year.
Good Men are
fllutfays Needed
w.
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On a tiact of land otheivvlse vvotth
less, situated attoss the bay liotn Hn
vnna, and ptottcteil by tempoiniy
sheds, the United States has 4,(mo tons
ot soft coal stored for the use of such
naval vessels us may fiom time to time,
In puisuance of filendly lelations, diop
anchor in Havana hiiiliu: The pie.s
ence of this coal seems (o have given
offense to sum" of the valiant cuib
stone colonels of the new tepiibllo and
they hi elamoilng In Uiesldoit Pal
ma's eais tor Its toinoval. Thev allege
that its piesence constitutes h dally
clullenge to the Islnnd's selt-sovetelgn-ty;
but Inasmuch as the Piatt amend
ment gives us the light to have coaling
.stations In Cuba and no other spot on
tile island Mils the lequliomeuts, It Is
altogether piob.ible that the cafe chc
valU'is will have theli noise foi their
pains, About the woist thing whlih
could happen to Cuba at this time
would be an ei option of the giaudstaud
belllgeieucy of her tlic-eatlng ti.t
teinlty. A loss, of I0:i,7.!1.5M In United Mutes
exports lit the tar ended June .'10, as
coinpaicd with the year pi ev Ions, In
dicates that leilptuilly as a tiaclo
builder Is by no means a dead Issue.
Last jeat's Immlgiatlon, 7.I0,7HS, or
seven times the population of Scianton,
was the laigest with hut one exception,
111 out hlstoiy, exceeding lHOl's lecoul
by IGS.OiO. It Is moio than wit nepd,
The icpoit that Andiew Caineglo Is
backing (leoige Gould In ills win on the
Pennsylvania lalhoad suggests that
titles without Caineglo llbtaiks had
bettei speak quickly,
Aicoidlng to Senator C.wniaik the
disposition of Hip Philippines will bo the
Deinoctacy's paiamount Issue, That
will be extieinely satlsfactoiy to He
publicans, Hole's hoping they will he as appie
elatha of AVu Tlng.fang nt home as
Ameilcans have been heie. As appte
ciativc and also as tot beat lug,
Tho chances ate that Outlaw Tracy
will not lecognie his exploits when
he leads of them In the eastern news
papetv.
A Tieiiton tnaglstiate dischaigecl a
male ptlsoner for accosting u( 1 a. in. a
woman without an cscott, Ho did
wiling, (if suuise, Insults tu women
i: Ctiltls, in Chiiago lleciiid-Httalil.
Ill: NBW YORK Demon. i He leailcis
nevet had anv idea that Colonel I it-
niont would accept a nuinlii ttloli
lm gov et not this fall, lit nee bis tr
ie lit lettei d c lining In be a i indldate has
ciciHd no stli Colonel Laniont savs bo
Is out ot politics He ciildjs a ilhlln-gut-liMl
position in business affnhs,, his
ilulits ate iuiigotii.il, his siiiioimdhihs aie
agin iblu and he Is making a gte.it ileal
ol nionev It was inilj a ltw veais ,ii.i)
tlnit be was a mwspipei upoiter at Al
Lmh., and be wtis i Rood one He did hi
woik with tin tine conscientious can
ire uliilltv Unit he iloe now, and his ttd
viuueiiHiit has not bet u ilitt to luck but
to Imltistiv, nod to the laiultv of lieitig
ible to do whit wis icqiihid of him
Mauigiis of gnat Inteiists heie will
1 ell von t hit t good men aie vttv seaice
Theie Is pltntv of room at the top, and
with tin development of commeice and
Industiy the demand for able men is vtiv
much gieatei than the supplv.
A gentleman unified one of the gte.it
hanks the othei tiny nnd submltltd a
scheme that Involved sevei.il million, ot
dollais '1 he banket 1km nl It anil said
pioniptlv
"I should like to take tb it tip, and will
furnish the Hinds if v on will tltiel the light
soil of a man to manage it."
"Haven't jou anont to take the niaii
niiitiu nt.' '
"No, and 1 hive evnal such entei
ptlsis waiting for lticn."
A man of eueigv, executlvti alillltv and
good Judgment c ill command almost any
stlatv these tlavs T was wilting the
othei tltij about Ml. l'etklns, the Hvnn
stou beiv- who is now I'letpont Morgan
Hist lieutenant. Tlieie is an Inteiestlng
simv in connection with his tinplovmeiit
hy Mi. Moigan, who knows the halite of
nniid lm n mil gels the best assistance ite
tail 11 ml. tegai die ss ot the pi let
As I told von the othet ihiv, Mi. Fir
kins lipgnn bis liii-lness cue et its an olth o
beiv Mil the New Yoi lo Life Insiiriini o
tigencv eai T.nSalle stteet, Chicago, and
niter a wlhle began to solicit insuiaiuo
himself. Men who eteme Into competition
with him, and theie are in inv still on
l.aSalle stteet, will tell ou that he was
,t liustlei; the best tu the business s
wotk atti.uted the attention of the. hume
ottice In N"w Yoik, and Mi. Me Call, the
ptesldent, i illed him heie, Aftet a lew
eais an adilltloii il vice ptesldenev eif the
eomp'inj was tie.itul, that -he might be
lewatded foi hi-, sci , iees.antl at the s.mie
time to give him a po-plon hefoin the
public that would Ineiease Ids inllueme
One ot his gteat triumphs was the In
sui,ince ot the vnluutens who went to
the Spanish war. I'stiallv soldiei.s ate
pom I Isles, and Had It dilllciilt and eitteti
Intposslhlp to grt llle jusiuanec but Mi,
l'etklns studied the casitaltv iepoit of
dllleient wfiis and disc uv ltd that the
eliath tate in an ann. Is not nun h
gteitii than In anv mini oecup itlon,
wlileh Is ti no. lot all leeiults mitsl he
j ice uf disease and tin- number ol men
kllleel hi bittle Is much Niuallei than peo
ple suppose, Tin" pitilolic motive was
also In it, nnd All. I'm kins sent instiin
IIoih to evtiv agent ot his eoinpuuv In
the I'nltid Mutes tn Itistue the soldleis
lor all they weie able to cany at tho
legulai late, The sihemo was a ticinin
elous success and was talked about a
good ileal lu iiistiiaceo ami Hnanel.tl cli
tics, u made Ml. 1'eikius known Hill
side Ids own compati.v and ho loutlipiiO
to add to his icputaiiou tint I .Mi, .Mm
tan In aid ol him and made elosa In
iptiiles c once iiilug him, '
One ilav, about two .veats u,o Mi, I'u
khiH culled upon Ml. Moigan, whom ho
hail never seen, to ask him foi a suli
seiiptlou to n fund foi tile pie solvation
of tho Palisades ot the Hudson, which mo
being badly ilelaeeil b.v quail ynicn, A
sot lei bus been foi me el by Mi. I'eikhis
and other loveis ol naiuio to ptoteet the
elilfs, Mi. .Moigan nppiovcd the move
ment, nltii it hud been explain d, and
siihxc lilicd a thoic-nud dollais to the fund.
Mi 1'ei kins tbiiiiktel him and stuiteel to
have, when Mi. .Moigan pointed to a 111
tie loom, sepatatid by a glass partition
fiom his own, and said eiulotl
"That chilli is vacant, and 1 should
like em 10111 cup) It, I need UKsUtant'e,
anil I will puv )ou a buhu' of a bundled
thousand ilollais a )ear,"
Ml, 1'crk'lns vu lakeii euthely by sin
pllstt, as Ml, Moigan nnd he had been nl
holuto stiangcis up to that moment, and
said as nine It Ml, Moignu said;
"1 know tiboiit ,voii, and )ou know
about mo, and I guess we aioiwell enough
acqiiainUel," but at Mi, 1 'it kins' u--eptest,
g.ivte li i in a week to consider the
niattot. Whin the New Yoik l.lfo people
weto Infill incci of thu matter, they urged
Mr. Peiklus to lemaln with them, and
jalscd his subtly to tlio amount .Mr, Moi
gan had offend, so Mi. I'eiklus ek'
cllued. A few mouths later, Mr. Moigan seat
fot him .tad said ho would llko Ids' as.
slstauce in a little unmet of btn-lness
which Mr. I'eikins was at liberty tb give,
and carried through successfully, and bt
foic II was concluded Mr Moigan had
nb'ulit offered, and he hud ucicpud the
ITIip following poem, bv Utah nt el ttlp
llng, eotnm bv wireless pneumatic tube,
from Loudon, via Oupe Town, Calcutlu,
Ntigisakl, I'm Hand. Lincoln, Neb.; Knhi
ntarno, Mich., and Dopevllle, Inel. Copy,
right not jet applied for.J:
Yo have liarki d to my heart-to-hcait ser
mons, have iiotiil the knocks that I
gave;
Ye have shihtii your heads when T tiilin
P"IpiI titlth to do It I stllely was
in iv e;
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after his dlnui'i of hotr.
Ye tike up the national ledger and foot
up the ultimate seoiel
The nitnv Is shv tnnuv legions, the tiean-
tii v nut many "boh,"
While the toll that ve pile! in money and
men Is pteiof that the JSoei's no slob;
But In c.itlng up the column of tlguics,
whatever the finish m.tv be,
Kinvmbei I showed up jour gilevotts
faults- ott'vo got to glvo ciedlt to
.mj;i
I called von wilid names Unit T made up;
I Lumped vou well with mv tongue,
And some of Jon thought T was vicious,
anil some of vou wished T was hung;
But Kitchener, silent and sanguine, knew
well enough he coulilu't win,
Unless l vvas ttne to my talent, and told
Ve votti intlon.il sin'
So I di iggid fotth join faults as I found
them, I stated ut wheie jou weie
w tak,
I hamuli tul vuur love fot athletics for
this Is jour vcltovvct stie.tk;
And when J had finished tho lesson, o
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fad the pulsating game of ping
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fot tlinuei, fen lunch, and in bod;
Ye pl.tv nl In a niaiiiiPi that ptoved be-
Mind doubt join gtace and )oiu skill
weie not dead
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1'eaco comes as a ti emulous dove
To rest on the velelt and the knplts, as
well as the Hag that we love!
Ye have tanked to mv heai t-lu-luart sfr-
mi'iis, have nottel the knocks that I
sav c,
Yo ItTve thought that jour Itnddv was
daffy, aril wished jou could make
him behave:
Hut do not fo-c,ot to rempmber to placo
the full ciedlt wheie due
Cor ping-pong and I biought tho war to
an end and that's mlghtv luckj' toi
jou
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Do You Want
a Good Education?
Not a thort couise, nor nn ctsy course,
nor a cheap course, but thr best education
to be had No other education Is worth
spending time and money on. It you do,
nntc tor a catalogue o(
Lafayette
College
Easton, Pa.
iv Inch ofTcis tborough preparation In tlio
l'ngineeilnj nnd Chemical Professions a well
a the regular College courses.
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State Normal
School.
East Stroudsburg, Pa.
NEW CATALOGUE.
For 1902 giving full in
formation as to free tui
tion, expenses, courses of
study and other facts of
interest will be mailed
without charge to those
desiring it. Fall Term
opens Septembers, 1902.
E. L. KEMP. A. 11.,
Principal.
1 ope
fmmm
SCEANT0N COBRESPONDEN0E SOKOJM
bCRAMON, PA.
T. J. Foster, President, rimer II. Lawall, Itch.
U. J, Foster, Stanley P, Allen,
Vice President. Secretary.
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOLi
EAST STROUDSBURp, PA.
LOCATION. ,
This popular State Institution is located in tho -midst of the
Delaware Water Gap-Mount Pocono Summer Resort Region',,
the most healthful and picturesque in the state, and one that isy
visited by thousands of tourists annually.
COURSES OF STUDY.
In addition to the departments of the regular Normal Course,
we have special departments of Music, Elocution, Art, Drawing and
Water Color, and a full College Preparatory Department. You cant.
save a year in your college preparatory work by coming here.
FREE TUITION.
Tuition is absolutely free to those complying with the new
state law. This gives a rare opportunity to those desiring a com
plete education and should be taken advantage of at once, as this
law may be repealed by the next Legislature.
COST OF BOARDING.
Boarding expenses are 53.50 per week, which includes fully
furnished and caipeted room, heat, electric light and laundry. The,
additional expense is less with us than at most other schools.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Among these are a new Gymnasium, a fine Electric Light
Plant, and a new Recitation Hall now being erected, which will
contain fifteen large and fully equipped recitation rooms. In ad
dition all bed rooms will be replastered and fitted up, and various
other changes made in the dormitories for the further comfort and Jk
convenience 01 rue pupus or me school
NEW CATALOGUE.
Catalogue for 1902, gives full information as to free tuition,
expenses, courses of s'tudy. and other facts of interest, and will be
mailed without ch.uge lo those desiring it. Fall Term opens
September Sth, 1902.
E. L. KEHP, A. M., Principal.
-&itiAftitiMA.v
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Swartiimore, Pa. Pro
vides, first of all, the broad cul
ture of the COURSE IN ARTS;
then there is the practical field
of ENGLISH AND OTHER
MODERN LANGUAGES AND
L ITER ATU RE; for the physician there Is special work in B 10 LOGY;
for the lawyer or business man there Is the course in ECONOMICS
AND SOCIAL SCIENCE; there Is work in the field and training
In the shop for the CIVIL OR MECHANICAL ENGINEER, while
the laboratories open tho door to ELECTRICAL AND CHEMI
CAL ENGINEERING, Joined with all this there Is Intelligent
Physical Culture with all that the phrase implies, At Swarth
more. too, there Is that Intimate contact or professor and stu
dent, which Is probably tho greatest force In the development of
character and which Is possible only at a small college,
Management of Friends. Catalogues on application,
DR. JOSEPH SWAIN, President
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year course. Upper School four-year course, Experienced
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