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The Wilmington Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-12

string OF yarns to spin over the camp
fire in the evening. SO far is he from
being stingy that his friends know him |
throughout eastern oregon as good |
thing" for spectators and mlsslona-
ries, and the following is but -,
of him when ~ nave to tell
rr~-' lou ask about the old
.ns tIghtness, of fist, provided you
escape from askin" ~ ,,e o ,,le with
your life. The anecdote is best told by
writer in the Portland Oregonian;
From his habits and manner Of liv-
ing some people would put old Abner
RobDir.s.s down as a mlser, but this is
MOI. 90, enys this narrator. He has new
, Or refused to help poor man both
with money and supplies. And he will
divide his last loaf with friend. He
spent $4,000 just to humor the whims
Of friend
AS yet there Is but little wheat raised
In this section of country. A smooth
talking drummer came along and con-
WINGED one of Robbins friends that a
big Touring mill would pay at Drew
sey: that IL mill was built the ranch
ers would turn their attention to rails
/ ing wheat. The friend became enthu
a slastic and sought Robbins assistance
The latter explained that 1t would no
b pay; that it would be years befor
: wheat would be raised in this section t.
q any extent; that irrigation would b.
s necessary and that this would requir
time. But the friend saw all kinds o
l. fortunes in Touring mill and insisted
@ Robbins became impatient and said:
e "Well, go ahead and build your mil
d and I'll pay for it. just to show 20
8 that you are wrong"
The friend believed In putting In
good one while he was at 1t and ordel
! ed the very best machinery from Ohi'
A four story building was erected.
ditch was dug along the banks of til
| middle fork Of the Malheur river.
turbine wheel was put in and as fin
n mill completed as was ever col
structed of the same capacity. Befol
I the water was brought to the whe
Il the protector of the mill became in
patient and purchased large steai
i engine, and the mill was started.
A was run a few months at dead loi
i and then shut down. 1t now stant
| there, the window frames all knockt
Il in by mischievous boys, the machinel
/ rusting and going to wreck, without
| dollars insurance on 1t. Robbins pa
| the bill without murmur, for he for
saw the end in the beginning He hi
| never been inside the mill and new
| speaks of 1t, although the road fro
| Drewsey to his cabin lies along by Il
N side of the mill.
The Wilmington Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-12
WHAT THEY REALLY DID.

Professor Sumner of Yale, in com !
menling upon the Ship Subsidy Bill,
says:
oIn order to So rroner,y and
pubic Orc .er against Populistic attack,
were forced, in the present election,
to put the country in the hauds OF
lobbyists and jobbers."
The 'populistic attack against prop
erty" to which the professor alludes
can be nothing else than the income
tax. How pub ic order was threat
ened by Bryan's pro Mise TO stop the
disorder in the Philippines we do not
see. But even supposing that some
forms Of property were threatened by
the income tax (Which we do not de-
fend) or other doctrines of the Demo
cratic platform, the alternative which
he chose is not fully stated by The pro-
lessor. What Professor Sumner and
others like him did was not merely tc
put The country into the hands 0
lobbyists and jobbers. This of itse
would have been ceeding o
doubtful m oraliiy, since it was sacrifi'
, ing The public treasury TO save indi
vidual fortunes, many of which hav'
: been dishonesty acquired.
But more than this, Professo
Sumner and those of like mind ant
, action lard if there be judgmen
=, day may the Lord have mercy on thei
souls y have since the sixth of Novem
Der put a bullet into every Filipin,
+ who has been shot have burned Fill
Pine farms bereaved Filipino FAM
> lies; outraged Filipino women am
= made themselves responsible for a
u similar acts that may be done in tn
future until that miserable war shall b
ended. Ard to the guilt which the
= share with those who actually pc
= formed these deeds, they add III
y shame of the coward who sends othe
u to do work which he would SHIN
u from doing in person.
The Wilmington Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-12

The Chicago Tir4es-Herald, he in
spired organ of the administration,
says that "the resistance TO the United
States in the Philippines has never
been a resistance OF the people" If
this is so, and 10000 troops cannot
put down the resistance, how many
troops will be needed to subdue the
people when they become reused to
resistance by the brrning of farms and
slaughter of their neighborsf Blu
that the Times Herald is either ignor
ant, or deliberately lies, is shown By
General MacArlhur's report, anC
much other evidence.
The Wilmington Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-12

out on the prairie and has no inclina-
ton toward the gayetles and comforts
of civilization.
He is one of the richest men in the
northwest, yet he goes about with
empty pockets and lives the life of
common COW puncher at an expense of |
less than so cents day.
He owns $4,000 -four mill, which |
he has never seen the inside of, and
two other stores that are run by agents
whom he seldom communicates with.
He has quarter of a million dollars
to spend as he may please, but in
stead of spending any Of it he does
laborer's stint on cattle ranch and
takes pot luck" with the rough cattle
drivers in as humble a capacity as the
next man to him at table.
He might dine at the SWEETEST les
taurant In San Francisco, but he pre-
fers to eat bacon and beans cooked
over a campfire or in a rude prairie
kitchen.
His name is Abner Robbins, and his
home proper is in the town of Union,
in Oregon. There Is where his charm
dence; there is where much OF his cap
ital is invested. His railroad runs that
way, and his flour mill stands In the
near vicinity.
But that is not where Abner Robbins
chooses to spend the most of his life.
The neighboring town of Drewsey
contains major part Of the old mans
buildings, yet he seldom goes to Drew
sey. About six miles from this latter
named town is log cabin 10 by IL feet
in size, a cabin of one room, with
chinks In the walls and no windows OF
doors except pieces of cloth or boards
picked up by chance to serve the pur-
pose. 1t is crude habitation-so crude
that only a wealthy man would live in
It contentedly. A common cowboy
would have improved it long ago. He
would have put in windows and made
a handsomer door.
Abner Robbins-how well the name
fits him!-can afford to be extravagant
in discomfort as well as in comfort
1t was wise man who first said thai
only the well to do can find comfort IL
being uncomfortable.
Abner Robbins Is lover Of nature, {
latter day Thoreau without the OLE
Thoreau's theories to work out or liv'
up to, but with more genuinely fin
ished nature perhaps and a less artif
cial aspiration in his reach toward tn
trees and the hills and the independ
emit livelihood of the huntsman.
Is Abner Robbins a crank?
Does a crank accumulate quartz
of a million and keep it? 1t isn't o
record.
Abner Robbins has made his forum
by hard work, and he is working har
today and making the fortune grow
making it feel the weight of a strou
hand and brain back of it. Yet he
no miser. A miser does not get OF
among the boys and take off his col
and become boon companion, with
''hail fellow well metz and a merl
The Wilmington Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-12
GIRL ~MARRIEs A GHOST.
A Weird Story of Devotion Told In
Oklahoma.

A Weird Story of Devotion Told In
oklahoma.
Bessie Brown of Cameron, o. T., is
married to ghost. Furthermore, she
and her spectral husband are living to-
gether in five room cottage. The
wedding took place recently, and the
bride and groom moved at once into
their new house. which Miss Brown
had furnished with her own money
They are as happy as any young mar
ried couple could be, and persons who
pass the house can hear them talking
and laughing just as If they were boil
in human form.
This Is the strangest romance evel
known. Bessie Brown, of wealthy
parents, high social standing and pos
The Wilmington Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-12
Observation-Disclosures
70 90
/ COWBOY LIFE |
: SUITS -
? : : ,,Tr n,;1,n.snIlIn 4
..ABNER n)BBNiIISSAH |
! S::".:.:::;:.:::":::::.:;::;:';::':'::'al
90 A RICH g
" FRoNTIERSM.AN WHO Z,
90 DESPISES THE WAYS g.
~ OPP WEALTH. =

He owns a railroad and will not ac-
cept pass over it.
He owns a palatlal residence and
will not live in 1t. preferring to live in
a hut.
He owns large clothing store which
he has never been inside of, nor pat
ronized to the extent Of sending In an
order for suit of clothes. He wears
overalls and denim blouse instead.
He has a beautiful and accomplish
ed wife, whom he seldom sees, since
she loves society and lives In the fine
residence and spends money for goof
time while he associates with cowboys
The Wilmington Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-12

sessed of many natural charms that
make her one of the most beautiful
girls in Oklahoma, married the ghost
OF the man she loved. She is not de-
mented. Her mind has been tested,
her brain has been examined by spe-
cialists, and her actions have been
watched carefully, but no trace of In
sanity can be discovered. Therefore
her parents agree that she must be
welded to an apparltion, something
which she imagines she can see and
know, but which no other human being
can recognize.
The Wilmington Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-12

Repeal the unpopular and unfair tsxess
on our M erchants and Manufacturer
and make the Railroads pay their taxes
The Wilmington Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-12
Fels-Naptha

This laundry soap is bound to revolutionizc
your ideas on cleansing materials Put a
cake of it up to your nose-you will at
once detect the odor of naptha, the great
dirt-starter. Use Fels-Naptha on wash days;
scrub days and housekeeping time. Use
Fels-Naptha for removing grease and other
spots and stains from clothing, carpets or
anything.
fsspi write for sample to Fels & Co., makers, Philadelphia
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-04

Wartesg perii4ert, baben bic Sapaner
tpGbrenb bieier nur Stpsi Sabre nGbs
reuben OberbsrrIdaft pohl riidTi9tss
los, aber thatfG6li9 gum Ssgen bes
toreantiGsn Bottles gerpirtbi9dftet.
Der &ored uno DOR alien feline
Suuptitabt SDul Dor benz &rieg Bee
Iudt bat, Der niiroe Iol9e Sorti9ritte
tuum fir mOsli@ baltsn. Soul lit
&prea, benn bisIelben elenbsn, berlots
terten, a1er 9eidreibuns fpottsnbsn
@srbGltnihe, nie lie in Soul berri9s
ten, lparen i'm ganSen 2anbe gu fins
ben. Wobl in tsiner 9robftubt bes
@rbbaIs CAB es msbr S9muB unb
llurdtb, nirsenbs slenrsre Straben,
f1ls6ters Sdufer ala bort, uno unIere
etbbiloung elmer Seitenitrabe BON
beute sibt cine 8Oriteauns bupun, mi.
bic SauptitnBsn nod Dor einigen
Sabren ausIabsn. Die Rssisrunsss
fteIen befanben ii9 bur9peg in ben
SGnbsn s%efpiFenlofer 8ebriider, bic
ieoen Sortf9ritt. ieoe Gufi9lisBuns
Der sablr.ifsn natiirl;9en Silisque1en
unmOsli9 mudtsn; sin5elne sruBe Sd
milien bsrri9ten al STEELE bes ipantels
miitbissn &Dniss, uno bas Bolt be-
fanb Ii9 auf t~tefsrer Stufe unb in
~elenberen 8erhdltnihen uls in ben
I6limmIten 9ssenbsn bon China. Die
Sapaner sriffsn bier nit ~itartsr Sano
Elm, unb als bur6 ben '6drbdriI6en
SerIu6 ibres @sIanbten, bic 9Dnisss
familie gans Su bsIeitisen, ibre Obsrs
bsrrI9dft unmDsli9 seruorben mar,
traten bic Rufsn in ibre SuBitapfsn.
8inHen tpsnigsn Sabren lit Soul aus
Der ids;ubigIten uno perlo!teriten
@rubitabt SitaFsns gu elmer Der reiR'
li9iten unb orbentliditsn ge%fpOroeu;
bur6 bic Gpntrolle Der toreaniI6en
geamten unb bic llntsritelune Der 81
nanaen unter europGifde 9srpaltuna
5at Der Srud. Der f9per auf BEN an
natiirIi9en QRlagen re'dsR, iebr fGbis
gen Bolt ~laitete, aufgebOrt, unb Rub'
lamb bat bier, geitiibt auf feline rei9en
@rfabrunsen in GentrdlaIien, cine
GuIturmifiion bpIfibrt, auf bic es nit
Re9t itolS fem lam. 9dnbel, 8ers
febr unb ginnabmen baben fi9 iibsrs
raI9enb gsboben. unb Rorea bat beute
ni4t nur teine Staatsi&uIb. ioneern
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-04
IOrea.

@Gbrenb bie 3uftGnbe in g9iua
ii9 damdbli6 gu bsfsrn beginner uno
s~sOrbnete @erbdltnife in biefes uraI=
te, perlotterte StaatspeIen 3uriidfebz
ZEN, i9eint Sorsa gum 3antapfsl fir
etnen neueH internationalen Streit
iperOsn gu iolIen, Sin friiberer 8uiul>
lenitdat bes DReides berWlitte" iitSps
req in 8esls auf feline Gultur, auf bic
RiBpirtbI9aft Der Resierung uno
oas &usbeutun9sfbitem ietner Beams
ten Elm tleines China, unb umgetebrt,
China lit elm srobes 8orea. 8is Dor
fpeniseR Syabren benz auslGnbiI9en
8ertebr bolitdnbig perI9lofen, bat
crit Der Gbineii6 : iapdniI9e 8rits
BON 1894 &orea aus feinsm pielbun>
oertidbrigen S9laf uufseriitteIt Ra4s
bem Der lange oorbereitete, Hug ausa
seOa9te 5elbsug Der Sapanet gesen
Die iberrumpelten GbineIen bic Nies
berldge Der lebteren unb bic llnabs
bGngigteit &orsas BON Der Sberberrs
I9uft bsrbsissfibrt bat, iinb es bort
ausi9lieB!i9 spet MG4te, bic polite
ffe SntsrsTen gu fpabren iu4en:
Rublanb uno Sdpan.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-04


S9on felt Sabrbunberten bat f6
Sapan bemiibt, in &orea feiten SUB
gu fdiTen, unb iapaniI9e Sruppen bdz
ben bds .2anb Der srbabenen Morsens
rube" pber Sf9osIDn, pie &orea BEL
feinem 8olte beiBt, ipieoerbolt nit
2rieg iiberSosen, nit tpedfelnbem @rz
folg. Nu9 Der groben iapantf9en Rez
pollution. in Der bas Snielrei9 nit Ieis
ner alien Gultur brad, mar es bus
pornebmite Streben ieiner Stuatss
mGnner. 8prea an Sapan als fuSerGs
men Gtaat dnSuslieOern. 0a5u mar
Dor alien erforOerli9, es BON Der 9is
rsiiiden SberberrIdaft gu befreien,
unb i'm 8ertrag BON S9imonIeti
mubts iih China od5u bequemen, bic
llndb6Gngigfeit &preds riidbultlos
Onsuertennen. Der srits S4ritt our
grret6ung Der idpunii9en @rpaniiz
pnsgeliiite mar bamit setban. Sn ben
ltbten Sabrsebnten 1T ieou6 i'm fer
men SftaIien, gerabe an ben Sdpan ses
ssniiberlie9enben Gpntinentdltiiten Elm
neuer Ma9tfdctor aufgetreten. nit
hem bic Sapdner gu re4nen 9aben:
Rublanb.
&ublanb fat CUR QuH9GieBung Sis
btriens uno aur 9erbinoung Der gros
ben, reiden 4rmurpropinSsn, 9ebiete
bon u~ngebeurer @usbebnung, bic
Sransiibirii6e @iIenbabn gebaut, cine
@Beltpertsbrslinie, beitimmt, RublanO
unb bamit au9 bas gdn5e europa nit
benz StiIen Ocean gu berbinben. als
Gnbpuntt bieIsr nit u~nsebeuren Sos
itsn gebauten 8ubn, bic mad i6rer
Sertigitelun9 ale Notwithstanding
ie Der n0roliden GrbbGlfte umautpdns
beln berufsn lit, tpirb nebeR port Orr
thur, am Selben Meer gslegen, aud
@labilpoitot, bic 9auptftaOt Der itbiriz
f6en &iiitenprupina, bienen. SOIL biss
Ie piele t~auTeno Meilen lanse 9ubn in
8eSug auf ben Dsltpertebr ni6t cine
@rt SddguNe bleiben, 10 muB aud
Wlabtpoitpf Oampfsrani9liiHe mad
ben perf9ieoenen SdnbelsmitteIpunts
ten i'm Stilsn Ocean erbdlten. OuSu
Iino aber frsie, offene 0ampfertpsse
erforosrli6. 9etra6tet man bic aars
tie, 10 pirb man @labippitot an Der
0elttiiTte bes rings pom 2anO ums
I9loFenen Sapanii9en Merss finben,
nit einsslnen. perbdltniBmGBis i9mas
len Neerensen, bic bieIes SapuniI9e
Meer nit BEN 9roben Ocean Oerbins
ben. Die 2unbsebiete nun. Die bic
ein5igen fir ben S9iffsOertebr psrs
~penbbaren Meeresitraben einIdlieben,
oeb0ren 5u Sapan. Rur nab Siioen,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-04
Gin maoer 2Snis.

Scr Stat bin i9" - biefe asus
berung 2ubpigs XIV. fpieberbolt in
DGnsmart s~sssnpdrtis nidt Der
a6nig. Iohbern bic @oltsbertretunJ.
Sn 0dnemart 1T bic Sude auseHs
blidli9. pie seiust, umsetebrt. tpas
feGbt in Der 3eit bes GOnititutionds
lismus cine b6dit ieltIame gridtis
nuns 1T. SIN 2aufe Der Sabre 1T bic
OppOiition sesep bas Der5eitise Regis
msnt INNER me6r setpadIen unO i'm
4pril 1901 fam es gu elmer 10 groBen
Wdblniebsrlase Der Rssierunsspartei,
bab lie auf a9t Sibs beIhrGntt purs
be. llnb pie i'm Ipril 1866 bus pars
lament 2ubpigs XIV. i6pteg, 10
idpeist ieBt Der aOnis. gr 1T mad
Missbaben Sur Sur aesangen unb Der
&rOnprins bat bic Eesenti6aft iibers
nommen. Sn sinsepeibtsn 3reiIen
aber peiB man, bub GbriItiun TX,
tpenn er BON Diesbdben 5uriidfebrt,
bic Resisruns nt6t piebsr iibernimmt.
Der &ronprins blei6t Regent unb tr
Dirb elm neues Miniiterium DGblen,
oas bic 5Oroerungen oes Parlaments
erfiilt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-04

Der Sbronfolser. arOnpin3 5ri.os
rid, Der bereits ddtunbfiinf3ig Sabre
aft lit (er fpurbe am 8. SUM- 1843 gee
bpren) beiiBt aug ieinsr gbe mitprinz
aeIIin 2uiie pDn S6pebsn uub Rors
fpe9en a6t ainber, bersn GlteItes =
Der autiinftise 8ronprin5 @rin5Gbriz
fttan, psrmdblt nit 4leranbra, Sdtpez
tier bes resierenoen Ssraoss BON Meds
lenburssS 6nerin) aud f4on pieosr
einen (ieBt spei Sabre altsn) &rpns
prin5en bat. Der stpeits Sp6n &Onig
Gbriitians IX. lit Der 96nig pOn@ries
6enlanb permGblt nit @robfiritin
Olga aonItantinotpna) unb bon ben
brei S6dtcru lit bic d~lteite. alerunbr1,
bic sssenpdrtise 9DnigiE BON gnss
Lamb, bic stpeitdlteIte Dasmor, bic
Dittne bss 1894 ssItOrbenen Saiiers
@lerunbsr III. Ser5oss grnit auguIt
bon Cumberland, bes Sobnes bes ents
tbrontsn &0niss 9eors V. bon Sans
noper.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-04

in Der fir ben 8sltpertebr pi6tigiten
M%eersnge, Der SOrsaItraBe, 1T bic
peitli4e Sdlfte berieIben bon einem
rt9tiupaniiden 9sbist, nGmIi9 BON
&oreu. be9rsnst. Diiroe 9orea unter
ausf9lieBIid iupunii6en Ginflub ges
ldn9en. oann tDnnte Supan bic Gpns
trole Der 0umpferltnien bon Wlaois
poitot iopie Der @erbinbunsslinien
spiIdsn BORT artbur uno Dlabipos
itot dusii6en unb i'm 8riegsfale ben
8ertsbr bort Our9 feline 8efeitisunser
ooer feline 6lOtte sSnsIi9 unterbinOen.
Rublanb bat alfo bua arORte SntersfIe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-04
9as automobile int &riege.

- gs .iIt pabrIdsinlia, bub bus Gus
tompbil in .inem 3utunftstrieg cine
ebenIo pidtise Rone ipielen fDiro luie
Der 5elbtslesrapb, bic Gelbbahn. Der
2uftbauon Ober has Sabrrab. 90
bat Der G~nsldnber s. R. Simms BET
ben Sirmen Bidders. Cons anb Wfd'
rim 9Th. Elm Tabr5eug beriteaen lais
fen. bas in ieinem Prinsip als triesss
tii6tig gelten bari. @s 1T Elm auf
S6ienen laufenbes. eepansertes5abrs
seus, bas nit sinem tlsinen Marims
gef9iib ausseriifet lit. Gin Mantsl
aus 8eFemeritabl umi4lisBt bas
ganSs 8sbitel unb madt es unperless
bar sssen SstpebridiHe. Die san3e
2aft ru6t uuf Spiralfebern, bic ben
.3fped baben, etpdige @riditterunsen
3u psrbinbern. Die RGoer breben iiG
in augeuasern, Iaufen alp iebr Iei9t.
Der 4ntrieb erfolst burd einsn fee
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-04
SIN Dertrauen.

SObann 2unse, I'M bic Mitte be5
16. JabrbunOertsS 4ulmsiiter, StaOt>
i4reIber. Secretdr, angler, taiierlidsr
Ruth, Sulebt StaOtipnbitus in
S4psiOnib. Elm feinsrastt pielsenann>
ter Dram, beiaB einen 9umor, Der Jpn
oft gu BEN isltiamftsn Disqualification
trisb. Ils er BON ietnsm Rectorat in
9oIpberg dbeing. ma9te er aud BEL
benz 9iirsermeiiter GbriItof 2ansner.
einem ebenfo biden als bornirtsbo1,
miitbigen Wanne, ieinen 4bI9ieoss
befu4. 2unsners 8enebmen bel bieIer
9eleeenbeit mar pis setp0bnIi9
pOmpbuft anmaBsnb unb formlos.
rSerr 8iirsermeiitsr," ipra9 Der @r=
rector, ben bo4miitbisen 9idsn ipis
nu9oentlih iturr anbIidenb, lid bate
Sud gum abidiebe nun nod etpas
gu pertrauen, buran gurer PerIon
ionoerli9 bel gelsgeH, fpenn Sbr es
nur ni9t poltet fpeiterIaeeni!" Der
8iirsermeifter bliss bic 8ad.n oui
unb fpra9: rNein, i6 mill es tpobl Bel
mir bebalten." .Wenn Sbr mir pols
let Saaofa!as baruuf seben, baB Sbr
teinem Meniden, er iei nun ipsr er
tpole, fol9es 'anssisen ober anpers
truuen iperbet." : r9ds mill i'd rebs
Ii9 tbun,~ entsesnete Der 9ide. Hun
bog iia 2unge pertraufih gu ibm uno
e%rDffnete ibm ernitsn glides iein Sc,
beimniB: rSerr giirgermeiIter, Sby
Teib Der srDBte Gfef in sdns Goldberg.
Der Stdbt Dei6bilb nit einserednet!"
aaum ma bas @ort beraus, als Der
8iirgermetiter, slutbrOtb tpie elm Ring'
bolsen auf benz 4mbos, mad benz 9s'
ri6tsbiener idrie. 2ange aber er6o6
tparnenb ben Singer uno ipra6: 81
bas Cure 9sridtpieeenbsit, 70 SIR unz
ter SonbIdlag selOst9 Sd muB mid
gurer I6Gmen!" DAMMIT erbob er fid.
oerlieB ldngium 3immer unO Sdus
uno fu6r u~nbeheligt mad Heihe ab.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-04

Stabl : Sreimaitsr bon 157 SUB 2Grz
se nit stpei SUB oiden Ssitsnpdnoen
unb gilt ala bas itGrtits 5abrSeug Der
Walidgersflotte bon DUNDEE, tpGbrsno
lsBteres i'm Derflofenen Sabre Don benz
Profehor 9Oltoff gu elmer 9r0nlanos
reiie benubt trurbe. Die Saupterpebis
tion gebt duf Der vImericd", pG6reno
oSritbiof" cine SilfserpehitiOn an
8oro ba6en fpirb. @uber alien nut
~bent6arsn 8orrdtbsn unb Qusris
itungsgesenftGnbsn fpiro 8alOpin 400
Gstimdur : 9unbe iopis Is Iibirii9e
Ponps als 3ugtbiers sur 8erfiisuns
bdben fofpie cine srOBe Qn3a6l Ball
lunboisn mitnebmsn, nm Ieinsn Weg
besei9nen su tOnnen. Der Silfserpes
Oiticn an gorO Der nSritbioT" fpsrben
mebrere Ssle6rte ansebOren, um ums
fafenbe gsoIOsiide, SOOlOsiIde unb
intercollegiate Sori6un9en dn3uItelz
len, unb ibnsn tpiro an Yoro oes
S9iffss Elm oolTtdnhig ausseitattetes
2abpratorium aus 8erfiisung iteGcn.
aqer @abriGxinli9teit nab pirb Der
.5ritbiof" segen GnOs SUM BON
SromIoe in Hornessn aa9 Sibirisn
abIessln, pdbreno bic ,Qmerica" Die
rect ibren Ours nab benz 5ran5 So>
Iep6s : Ganb ri9tet. Sort peroen bic
bsibsn S9iffe 5uiummsntreffen unb
bic ,Qmsrica" piro bonn r5ritbiof"
neitere S9littsnbunoe erbulten, tpors
auf beios 5ubrssuge SuIammen noro,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-04
SsmMsr.
Ton 81 harb 3poamanH.

Epn Sthdro Sooantanh
Wieter bliibt unb fpribt in alien
sarbcn solO'ns Sommerluit;
WanoerOrang fdpelt mir bic 8ruTt.
9ur9 bic pra9t babin gu paaen.
@ieb! bic Sonne la1t 10 better,
limb bic 2uft pebt limb unb Tau;
ssn ben Wolfen Ite6t: 8ertrdul
limb iei frDblid, @ott bilft tpetter!
90 nit touIenb innern Sreuoen
3ieb i'd fin bas 2anb climber,
llro elm 9uftmeer iiib unb i9tper
Me5t aus bliibenben 9eftGuben.
limb mid sriibsn a1er gnben
Berg unb Sbal unb Build unb Wdlo.
Sor9l benz frobsn Sau9Ssn fhdat
Miebsrban BON 8ergespGnoen.
limb au9 mir, frei bon 8ei9perbe,
WieoerbaGt's in tiefer 8ruit:
Summer bu, in 2uit unb Bluff,
SHE 70 idOn ma9It bu bic Groe!
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! III III " u l Y III v v -.
benpferbisen paTergstiibltsn 9enains
motor nit mdgnetelettriI9er 3iinz
bung na9 benz Spftem Simms'.
3iiblpafer Iotpobl als 8en5inz uno
S9mier0lpprrdtb fDnnsn fir Die
Sauer zines sansen Cages Indigenous
men fperben. Srei psrI6iebene Ges
triebe iibsrmitteln bic &raft bes Moz
tors ben 2aufrdbern, 10 baB man oas
4utompbil nit brei psrf9iebsnsn
Sdueuigteiten laufen laTen Tam, be-
rem sr6bte 80 engl. Wsilsn in Der
Stunoe betrGgt. Die Oimeniionen
bss 8ebitels finb: 7 SUB lang, 5 SUB
6 3ou brett unb 4 SUB bod. Oas
SotulseDi9t einf9lieBlid Der 4rmaz
tur betrGst 90 gentner.
Der rSimms Militarp Motor"
ion Dem Recognoscirunssz unb u,>
berpadunssbienft gepibmet iein. gr
1T fir einen Officier unb spei ober
bret Mann berednet. Sine Glen
ba6nIinie BON 800 Reilsn fam bon
25 bieier Maidinsn. alIo 100 2euten,
polltommen iiberpa4t tperben.