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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-20

go rtiren pon9 oil m u n IT,.
in Sanb ee6en. GbeniO idmuBig ptto
bas 9apierselb; in Der abtbsilun9, bic
bic 8aFenI6eine adblt, biinoelt uno gu
gadeten auiammenpadt, pie iie bantz
mGBiq pieoer our 4usaablung geldnz
gen, perben beftdnoig iebr i4mubi5s
Stiide papiergeloes pteoer ausgs@
T6ieben, bic, in 8iinoeln pereintgt. II
beIonberen SreIors aufberpa6rt fpers
ben bis gum Sage Der 8erbrennung,
an benz bisIe SafenT4sine por ben @us
gen elmer sisensrt GpmmiifiOn in bss
Ionbern Oefen pernidtet peroen.
8enn Elm SrsTor, Der gepddtes,
idmubises papiergelb entRdIt. geoffs
net pirb, bann pralt man 5uriid DOR
benz betGubenben @eItant, Der aus BEN
SreIor berausfommt, unb BON Der Ihs
i6euli6teit unb @emeinbsit oes Mams
mons erbdlt man einen neuen, ieAr CUR
IdIe gebsnben 8egriff.
Wit benz 3dblen Der Miin5en 1t
INNER einpriifen berfelben perbunbea;
in Der 3dbltafs, in &dumlidteiten, bic
benz publitum u~n5ugGngli6 limb, be-
finben ii6 Mai4inen, nit oenen RE
dbaeariffsnen @olDltiide baraufbin sez
priift psrben. OBJ iie nod bas Paiiirges
ipidt babeh. bas beiBt. OBJ ibr 9epiht
nidt unter bic 9ren3e beruntergegunz
aen lit, bic fir Miin5en ge5ogen 1T, bic
nod umlaufsfdbig bleibsn iolIen. 9as
abniegen oieier ubgesriffenen 9olos
itiide eei6iebt bur6 automutifde Wuz
gen BON Der Dirt, pie lie in Der Miin3s
aur 8riifune Der 9olbplatten Dor Der
grdsung aufseItsnt Tinb. Rrr babtn
bic autpmatifhen Wagen in berReiass
banf tleinsren umfang. Man fdiittet
burd eins 80bre bic @Olbitide in oie
automatiIde Dase, unb bieIe iOno.rt
fie ourdaus ielbItitdnbie in perittes
bene adtegorien, 5pifden benen cir
8epi6tsunterI6ieb BON 8ru6tbeilsn
zines Gentigramms beitebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-20
9as Germaniide Wnien't.

9aS 9srmaniide 9attonaGmuIeum
in Riirnberg, be7en SammIungen
hGnt Der Mlniftaen8 ieiner prOtetto=
rem uno Sreunoe ftetige gerei4erung
erfabren, bat, Inn ipeiteren pGaB our
unterbringung iener gu sepinnen, fo>
eben Elm neues Saus eriteben laiIen.
@ortreffli9 reibt It4 bieIes ben bereits
porbanoenen Glteren @ebduben an.
Nus einem GrbgeI9oB, stpei StOdpers
Ten uno einsm @tt%eraufbau beItebt bds
ftattli9e @dbaus. beTen Safaoe, eins
fad gebalter. einseIne alte, benz neren
8uu aufseIebte Stulpturen aufUeiit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-20
Sebanblnns Der aleinen.

Wie bic ansebenbe Mutter bebeus
ienben ginflub auf bic geiitige gnts
ipidlung hires SprOblinss bat, 10
liest es aud in ibrer Na4t. ibre2isbs
hinge, penn bisie ni4t ais &riippel
our Welt tommen, gu pphlgeitaIteten
Meni4en aufpadien gu laHen.
Selbltberitdnbli9 muB auf @rndhs
rnns unb 8Drperpflege bes Reugeboz
renen bic srDBte SOrgfalt Dertpenbet
tpsrben. Damn aber gibt es nod pie@
les gu bea9teR, mas leioer mande
iunss Muttsr in ibrer llnerfabren9:it
iiberiiebt.
Wie grauiam tDnnen Elm paar abs
ftebenOe Sbren uno cine platte, bofs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-20

riatissn Gage oerbrdnsen. SIT bas
Sinh nGbrenb Der eriten 5tpOlf bis
adtSebn Mpnate pernadlGfiist lpors
ben, bann lit ss I4on redt fdnierig.
ss Dor benz Coos gu bepabren. fem
2eben lang nit abite9enOsn Sbren
bsrum3uIaufsn. lin bieie 0efprmis
tat peniser a%uffdaig gu MAIDEN, 1T
Dor pielen Sabren cine aus 2einers
i~treifen un6 @ummibanb gefertiste
Sbrentappe erfunben porben, bic
man Inn ben 9opf binbst. Die 8appe
mub BON tinem folden &inbe minbes
items elm babies Sabr binburd TaIt
%beltdnbis setrasen perOen. limb jeBt
sur Raie! Dem msnfdliden S9Ons
bsitsibeal bat itets bic i6male, serabe
9aTs sntIproden. Wie bdbli9 ers
i,beint uns Elm pldttgebriidtss, aufsez
ftGlpirs @erudsOrsun! Wenn Wits
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-20

Sn febr rsider, darattsriitii9sr Iuss
itattung 5eigt fih basesen Der 5trit.
Don orei Sbiirm9en flantirt, umsiebt
in 5ierlifer Steinarbeit cine @d[Ierie
ouf beioen Seiten ben @dbau. Die
Wappen DerI4iebener beutI6er StGote
aneindnoer gerei6t, bilben einen fpeites
zen S4mud OieTes prddtie pirtenben
9elGnoersanges. Malerii6 umI9liebt
MIR oura etnsn gang i6malen 8es
getrennt, bic dlte Stabtmauer nit If
rem Bale, i9ren p~risineGlen Sbiirmen
unb Sboren bus Muieum. befen Snz
neres cine 6lae bon S6dben alter
9unft in iid birst. als nGtgentbum
Der beutiGen RatiOn" be3eidnst bieIe
Die iiber Dem SauptpOrtak ftebenOe Snz
fdrift.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-20

iibrigen Gngel. auf elmer WoGfe I9diis
telnb, ben 9errn IFefpr iab, Der ii9
gemiitbli6 an Elm RiidentiKen lebnte,
lpelfes hian bur9 ben 8erfduf bon
Strablenborffs 5rad beIdafft bate,
Der bis babin pie cine Reliquie beilig
gebalten mar.
als 5rau Doctor 5tra6tenborFf eis
men Monat IpGter einmal bura bic
;iuuptitrabe Der Stabt ging. fab lie
pl0bli6 ibren QfeHpr. Der ibr nit eis
ner Dame am 4rm entgegentam. Sbr
mar. als bate Der 9liB in bic blaus
feibene Mattoede gefdla9en.
SEPT itanb man Ii4 gegeniiber.
pSebr erfreut. Sie gu treffen! Grs
farlben sic mir. Shnen meme 8raut
SrGulein glTe Siibner por5uItelen =
meme liebenspiirbige 8trtbin, Srau
Doctor Strdblenborff."
lleber benz Sopbd In Der auten
Stube bGngt ieBt pieber Der Iefige
Doctor Strablenborff in 8dbinetfors
mat unb gepreBtem 2eberrdbmen. glIs
@ntI9dbisuns fir Ie;ne 3eitlpeiligs
G.rbannung bat er fosar einen griis
men @pbsutranS betummen. Sein
freuntlifer 9lid permag ieood feline
ticfbetriibte Bittpe n;dt 5u trOitsn,
Sie fii9lt, raB bic blauIstesne Stepps
beds BEN S9rant niht pieoer b%erldIs
fen uno bic G!an3tattunoede 6infort
mr. peiblidje YenIiondre umbIGsn
lpiro.
Der Ieliqs Doctor Strablenbprff
u6er Idfelt BON isiRer @olte auf tie
bsrab unb Iaat gernOe mir Dor Ieinem
5ooe: r9ptt Iesne Did, meme Gnna!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-20
3Gbten Der 9 6eins,

belt, unb bieTes neue @elb piro CUR
MeibnadtSeit Iogar febr tart 5es
gebrt. Damn Tam man AZ alien Sas
gen 3ablreihe glienten ieben, bic on
Der I1mpe1stungstafe n~eugeprG5te
Gin, 3peiz unb Siinfmartitiide be-
sebren unb bereitpiligit erbalten. Die
les n~euseprdste 9elb bient gu Dei9s
na6tsaeidenten, unb mander2 ebrling
In ben tleinen @sf6Gften freut fha
mebr iiber sebn bldnte, nagelneu &C.
prdgte Martftiide, bic auf etnem @1rz
ton befeitist ibm iiberrei9t perben,
als iiber elm ein3elnes golbenes, ni4t
me9r gang blantes 3ebnmartItiid. Nn
bic umtpe9slungstufe tommen dber
audi pieberum BON Snitituten unb Sc
ielI9aften, bic srobe ginndbmen an
&~leineelb baben fpie %gtienbdbnol>
rectionen, Pferbebubn, elettriIde8ahn,
SmnibuFe, Observation-Disclosures -
8Oten unb 8eauftragte. bic game
Dagenlabungen BON in Roaen lna
8euteln uerpddten Ridelitiiden nit iid
bringen. 0ieie liefern bic 9eutel oil
Der umpe4slunsstaffe ab, mo Der BE
tras Der @eIeaidaft sutseI4risben
ptrb. 9as eingegangene &lein9elo aber
gebt an bic beionbere abtbeilung Der
8ei6sbant. bic iid nit benz 3Gbl:n
bes @elbes befuBt,
8er elm einaiges mai bteie Qbt4stz
lung beiudt bat. benz prd9t iia les
benslGnsIid elm 4bi4eu Dor benz ent@
IeBli9 i6mubi9en Sinse Elm, Sls
man @elb nennt. Grft rbenn man Si(s
berz unb Ridelitiide in bOben Saufsn
aufgeIdittet fiebt, ipenn man ben
fur6tbaren 9erud tennen gelernt bat,
Der fith in ben 3ablrdumen BON bern
Sdmub entptdslt, Der Dem 9elbe rnz
baftet, bann petB man, pel6er Der
unreinisung bic Mliin5sn i'm @erte9r
unterIiegen baburf, bab lie BON 9ano
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-20
Cebmfa6t
gpu 8ertrub 9riepef.


@eit, meit am 9immel 9inten
Ntrgliibt bas qbenoeolb;
Sm @laS bic SDactntbeR,
sic buften fart uno bolo. =.
9un bait i6 6eierftunbe,
Stub bpn benz Gage aus;
Die Ssen!uGt maft bic RuHee
ltao tommt aud mir ms Saus.
sic tritt ins ftiae Simmer
0iti 3hrem iei6ten S9ritt
limb brinet nm 3pieli9ti4lmmsr
Sie alien 2itber nit.
Gallnt pieber mir bic Sdsen
Don 0liid unb 2iebe gu.
Sas sisbt pie iiiBes &lagert
2eis our6 bic Qbenbrub -.
Son ibrem @rm umfangen,
QduT6' ib - elm miibes Sinh -
Nfit fieberbeiBen @dngen.
Die NAB BON Sbrdnen iino.
limb beust gum SuKe nieber
Sbr bolbes 2eibs@ eii9t -
Damn sebt iie langIum tuieber
9ur9 title 9Gmmerli4t.
@us ttefen S6atten binten
@riiBt lie nod einmal Der
8 2ieb - bic SDacintben,
sic buften flip unb i4per.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-20

ssTtiilpte NuIe Elm IonIt a%nmutbises
8inbergefi6t entftelen! So liest
bur6aus feline Rotbpenbigteit Dor.
Elm Sinh benz Spot ieiner Oeretnitis
gen Saulssfd9rten aus5uieten, inbem
man es nit fogenunntsn @ieIao9rsn
unb elmer pNOpsnafe" aufpu4ien
ldbt. 9eibe S9Onhsttsmdnset finb
obne fonberli9e Miibe ausSuglei6en,
pOrausseiebt. baB friib 9enu9 bamit
besonnen pirb.
Dom eriten Sage Der @eburt an
mub harauf gea6tst perben, baB bic
tleinen Grbenbiirger nidt auf einem
umsebosenen DIR liessn. Die pers
ftGnbige Mutter ober Pfleserin pirb
itets bafir iorgen, baB iid Oas GuBere
Sbr oift an bas S0pfaeu f6miegt.
Sogar tpsnn bas 8abp auf benz
Riiden rubt, barf bas DeidIte aifen
niat Die pin5igsn O9ren aus ihrer
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-20

Stod piefes neusebnuten 5IiigeIs Der
&eidsbanf bic Snhaber Der Werthpas
pierre sesen @orpeiiung Der Segist'
nation bic Audrtalsrdten abbolen,
1srsfdt bier elm auBerorbentli4 lebbafs
tes Sreiben. Cont eebt es in bieier
4btbeilung redt ItiG gu. Sn befonoss
rem, nit elettrifdem 2i6t uno ALIEN
Comfort periebsnen berI6lieBbaren
sStGen arbeiten bieSnbaber BON WertRa
papisren, bic 8erdnoerunsen nit ibrea
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-20

Gontor 1t + Wert9papiere.
gapieren pornebmen pollen ooer neue
9udntitdten BON Wer~tbpapieren sin>
lieferten. S6peigeno arbeiten Die
8untbeamten an ibren pulten. unb ges
gen ale St0rungen finp bur4 9Iass
pdnbe bic 9aut6eamten sef9iiBt, Die
bic @erlpoIunssltiten BON Dertbpap;e>
rem burdIeben, I'M gu priifen, Oh bic
beponirten Dertbpaptere, bic unten IN
Seller in ben SreIors liegen, bon Der
8erlOofung nit ~betruffen Iinb. Der
grpBe, fir bas qublitum beitimmte
Saal bieIer MISUNDERSTANDING
ebenIo pie bas 8eItibiil limb ar4itettps
mild unb b~ecOratio pirtli9e Sebens>
piiroiateiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-20
Wer1h I. = u

wer anappt. - Batter /:
retnen ldnsen 8rautltanb iperbet Sbr
bob tpoAl ni6t boIten pptlen, Sim
BERG" 8elperber: IS betpabre 80.
friBt ia nur 3tnien!"
-Tromme r 8und. a0s
pun (ote einem Sabn ben SaIs uuls
orshD: Iuiuft, 9u llngefreuer, 2a
fouteft ieBt Der 9odel ieinI
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-20
Sn Silberinnt.

Set sinisen Bo6en petlt 9rGiibent
&rii9er CUR poGlen &rGftigung ieiner
@eIunobeit in Der als 2uftturort gee
I6GBten Stabt SiluerIum. fiioOitti9
Don 4mIterbam, unb stpdr bient tbm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-20
ueberra6 u g.

rg6er, Grib. 0u biIt felt einisen
Ia9en 10 unge5osen. baB es taum
mebr nit Dir d~us8uhaItsn iIt!"
pSa netBt 0u. Papa, id min bic
DIANA gu i6rem @eburtstag oamtt
iiberraIfen, OuB i6 reft brap bin!"
vaber parum biit 9u oann iebt 10
uuge8pgsn!"
r9amit Iie's niGt ppr6er merritt"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-20

gegeben mir uns iebt tn ben bee
rttts e~rpGbnten tleinen SreTor. Durh
cine gepaltige eiIerne Sbiir. gu Ser
stpei adIiirer bic SdliHel baben. ges
lansen mir in einen eiiernen 8dfis.
aus benz mir erIt in ben S~refprraum
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-20
n ii d.

.Gs tommt mir fat 10 Dor, als
fpoaten Sic mid tpegen meiner Rsis
slng gum 0i9ten auf5ieben!"
% rie f0nnen Sic nlr 10 etpas
benten - oafiir tDnnen sic bod
nidts!. :. Der Sine bat einsn 8ropf.
Der Nnbere i9ielt unb Der Sritte muB
bait bi6tsn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-20

= 3ettgemdBe A%n3ttgs.
Serr unb Grau Grid Miiaer beehren
f6, bic enbsiltiss @erIobuns ibrsr
So9tsr CLARA NIT Serrn afehor8rus
no Raner onauaeiaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-20

aDdin (5ur junssn Sraii. nstde ibr
bic ortbograpbiiten 5ebler i'm aiis
denbu6 p%erbsfert): .Sessa Sic, gnd'
has lit Der nntsrf6ieb apiiden
nns 9eiben: sic pihen mics gef6ries
ben pirb, unb i'd peiB, mics getodt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-20
Ser tIeine @ef9Gft8s
~ y ~ ~

.Gu. mas madit De ba. MoriB?"
DE Sante bat seiast, OaB ie nter
bat seseben e gan8es pfunb MarSis
pan, unb pa mill i4 iebsn. OBS
itimmt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-20

u q a..
bic ibpIiId selegsne giaa Casa cara
als 4ufentbalt. Dom Paul" bat ii4
BON Ieiner iiinsiten Grtrantung pors
siigtih erbolt, unb man bemertt an
ibm nidt bic gerinsite Spur beS iibers
itanbenen Seibens.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-20

4rst (Su elmer 9auersfrau in Der
Sprehitunbe): nSbre 3unge 1T tart
beIegt; sic miifen Oorldufig Elm pdar
Sage itrenge 0idt balten!"
9~auersfrau (brauben gu ibrem
DAMN: rWaS bat er s'ia9t9 pat
Iou i'd baltcn".. Wus is oenn pos?"
Bauer: nBeiB nidt; id bent mir
bait, Su iolIt a paar Gag gu Sdus
g Maut balten, benin pp5u bdtt' er
Dir ipnit in g Maul s'idaut9!"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

When these appear morning 'itei
morning II the breakfast cable or eV'n-
ii:s after cvcnin. at the supper table
with their little budget Of t." worlds
doings during III. past - hours th"y
necoii" 50 commonplace q part o1 ''e
that their importanc. is scarcely real
i1eu. Hut during the freshet when they
suddenly failed to appear. people be-
gan 70 realize what 4 part they rlay
in their lives.
People of the city We're absolutely
shut on from the outside world. They
knew what daracn was being suffered
and what was eoin. on right IN 'he'r
own little door yard. but the great out
side was III! Il blank. Questions piled
up faster than they could be counted.
What S the extent o' the storm" Ar"
Other places in the state getting II as
bad as Waterville? Have they got
f'ooi in Boston? Are the steamers run
ming" Wien viii ii. trains be running
again: ANY lives lost? How are thos"
logs ovc, al Rangor making it" What's
Congress been DONG Have the Eoers
c3pturtd any more British soldiers !.
These We're only a very few OF the uueS-
ticns n"inS asked and the papers were
looked to Tor answers
Whali the bulletin WAS posted that
the journal was expected from Au-
Gusta ny team names were booked al
III" news stores for G., pies about as fast
IS they could he written. About III"
time the papers wer" expected som"
, of the news stores were packed 10 the
luois. After the papers reached Wins
! low they were hustled over to the city
about as rapidly as they could be. but
even then the news OF their arris al
vas ahead Of them. The first ones 70
get onto the street went at premium
aud scores wcr' sold at five cents. The
news boys reaped Il harvest and Santa
claus was forestall"d. The nowsnaptf'
famine was at last broken and Il daily
paper was n"v.r NOR" W"lcom" in th..
CITY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

The livery stables. perhaps, never
mad greater rush than during the
freshet Teams were wanted for All
Kinds OF trips and for all distances
Inc proprietors We're called upon to
perform prodiSiOuS feats and 70 under
80 all kinds of risks. They did every
thing in reason to accommodate their
patrons, and some things that looked n
pit unreasonable but they came out ali
right. There was premium on knowl-
edge OF the country roads in the vici-
nity of the city and men who possess
ed this knowledge didn't have to look
far for a job
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

To put the matter paradoxically. the
Christmas trade is not so good as ex-
pected. still is better than expected.
Inat is. the trade is not up to the
standard expected before the freshet.
but is better than was expected lust
after the freshet. The stores are now
all open evenings and the trade is BE-.
ginning to pick UP a bit.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

a large crew Of men are at wosh
uron the mass yf ice and logs heapea
up in the.canal of the American "o''-
eit Cos. mn. but progress is SLOW o'i
account Of the frozen condition Oh ",
huge heaps of debris of all kinds a'io
" is not thought possible 10 resu'n'
wo X in the mill until after CHRIST
mas y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

The members of the Juvenile Temp
laj. l. O. G. T., will give an entertain
insnt and Christmas tree in Hayden
hail. Saturday afternoon. The enter
tainment will commence at $50. Par
ents and friends of the little folks are
invited to attend. The members of the
senior order will also hold musical
and literary entertainment in the hall
in the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

hing worth coming TO ser ana 70 DuF
in their stores. and they are gong !"
give every one Il chance t. come, even
If they have to build bridges to do y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21
WaterviIie Advertisements
LIGdTBOpY'S HEADACHE P9NDEPS

Absolutely safe, contain no substance
that Is Injurious to Infancy Or sge. Or II
those enteebIed by disease No possibl.
danger Of forming the drug hab., by N.
Use W Lighthody's headache powders
Benton Falls. Ne.
which you lett 1T fly store on sai@ 'rs
"Ii gone ana / wish Won wollf ssnd ~
iw1 c"ztn more boxes. They ara aivir,
excellent satisfaction. especially ,,mor.
m "oIn'r. Nc35. them i'll Iay family frr
i1> .>.~'. ANA tEry ~ tile work
Yours. JOHN WTTHFE
Send lur sample.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

'in Hc.suut Nj the condition NJ the
i...'ads. tl' rNemiuuti"H of the eX-
l. .'iT- ~ tae THcriau!t ease. which was
:" h"V. "-an concluded at Orono VI
SATURDAYS W This week, has been post
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

The ladies who have been soliciting
funds for the public library have been
meeting with good success and will be
able to turn over a good sum TO the
trustees
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

a commit ~ has been formed IN LOT
don 70 raise fands for 4 memorial 70 u III
late Kate G. 'eenaway. the aftiS..
Thomas Ward is chairman. Inc u's;. co;s..
way family has requested NJ. y
man TO prepare / memorial volume
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

Nal. Kites are being used on thh
French river MoseEe for towing 0'ats
An exp, -irlent was tried with = hl.e ~
and a haif feet long. which towed vi vi
containin.' six persons ana maue
headwar against a strong current
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

John Pooler. one OF the Oldest of the
French citizens Of the city, is seriously
iii at his home on Alden street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21
A Newspaper Famine,

"aterNiile realizes now as never be
fore Just what it would :neac to have
ihe daily papers suddenly drop out.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

WATERVTLLE.

Mir and Mrs. l.. p. Kitchen have gone
to Florida. where they will spend thu.
winter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

poned until after the December, term
or the supreme court.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

-t ."I Mt~. J tserH Lashon went t,
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-03-07
FOR SMALL SETTLERS.
Congress Begins to Understand
National Irritation.

WASHINGTON, March Con
gress is beginning to recognize that
the national irrigation propaganda is
not scheme to irrigate vast tracts
of private lands at public expense,
thereby putting money into the hands
of spectators and those already well
able to take care of themselves; but
that it contemplates the reclamation
and putting upon the land of bona
fide settlers-home builders. When
this idea becomes firmely grounded
in the minds of eastern men-that
the land is not to be reclaimed and
then jobbed away in large tracts,
but that it is to be safe-guarded SO
that 1t will become available for the
small settler who wants to take up
forty or eighty acres, and build a
home upon it and stick his pillow into
the soil and let the water follow his
furrow, then there will be very little
opposition to storing, by the govern.
ment. of the flood waters of the west,
so as to make it available for such
uSQ
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-03-07
oEWET HAS ESCAPED,
Crossed Orange River With Bulk Of
His Commando.

LONDON, March 5.-General Dewet
lost heavily in men and stores by his
incursion into Cape Colony, but he
seems to have made a clever escape
with the bulk of his commando. Ap.
parently Commandant Hertzog crossed
the Orange river with him.
General Hamilton. who was pursu-
ing, heard that General Dewet was
surrounded at Phillipstown. northwest
of Colesburg. On arriving there he
found the Beers had not been at
Phillipstown at all, but had doubled
back and were struggling across the
river at Colesburg. Apparently this
is another instance of defective intel
ligence regarding the dOings of the
Beers.
The Daily Telegraph has dispatch
from Colesburg dated yesterday, which
says:
Numerous columns are still hunt
ing for Dewet. This place is in
hubbub, and the troops are marching
off in various trains to press the
pursuit further"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-03-07
CARRIED OUT ON LAKE ERIE.
Twenty.one Men on Floating Ice
Seventeen Rescued.

SILVER CREEK, N. Y, March g.
Twenty-one fishermen were carried
out on Lake Erie, off Silver Creek, to.
night on floating ice, but II of them
were rescued.
The last seen of the four men they
were still on the ice, but high wind
was blowing up big sea, and the ice
was fast breaking up. They were
about four miles out, and there was
a mile of open water between them
and the shore. When it was found
that the men were cut off from shore
this morning a message was sent to
Dunkirk by the mayor asking for
assistance.
A special train was made up, and
a party of rescuers brought boat on
a fiat car. They worked heroically
all day. The II who were rescued
were taken off the floating ice with
great difficulty. They said that their
comrades probably persisted, as they
were in perilous positions.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-03-07
WILL VISIT COAST.
House Committee on Rivers and
harbOrs.
JUNE the TIME SET FOR the TRIP
All the Import mt Rivers and harbors OF the
West Are to Be Inspected-houss Military
Committee plans Like Journey.

WASHINGTON, March 4. - The
river and harbor committee OF the
house has informally decided ON
junket to the Pacific Coast next june
with q view of inspecting the more
important rivers and harbOrs OF the
West. 1t is proposed to first stop at
Galveston, then proceed to Southern
California, and up the entire Paclhc
Coast. Invitations have already been
received from various chambers OF
commerce in California and Washing
ton to have the committee visit ports
in those states, and the Oregon dele
CATION will unite in an invitation
to the committee to visit Portland,
the mouth of the Columbia river and
other important points in Oregon.
Representative Tongue expressed
this desire to the committee. and Mr..
Moody will make special request
that the Upper Columbia be visited,
so that the committee may realize
the importance of overcoming the
distractions at The Dalles and Cello.
The delegation hopes that it's in
vitation may be supplemented by
others from chambers of commerce
and similar bodies of Portland and
other Oregon cities.
The house military committee has
also planned a Pacific Coast trip
They expect to visit the important
points and army posts ON the coast,
with view of gathering information
as to the harbor, transport and ship
ping facilities, and the capacity and
condition of the barracks. Portland
and Vancouver barracks are among
the points to be visited.