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Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21
To Representatives Abroad,

Washington, March 1s,-Tho State
department has addressed the follow.
ing circular letter to all United States
diplomatic and consular officers abroad;
Washington, D, G., March IA,
Gentlemen-Your attention is invited
to the Presidents proclamation of this
date announcing the death Of cx-Prcsi-
dent Benjamin Harrison and directing
proper expression in honor of his
memory, You will cause the flag of
your respective offices to be displayed
at half staff on the reception of this
circular and for period of thirty days
thereafter. | am your obcdent SER
want, JOHN HAY.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21
ELIZA CHRISMAN BEQUEST,
Conference Considering How II Shall bo
Used,

Used
Topeka, March ls,-rhc educational
committee OF the Kansas NJ, T., con
ference Is now considering n PROPOSE
tion 10 move Baker university from
Baldwin to Topeka, Mrs, Eliza Chris
man, In her will, bcqueNthcd large
amount OF money for u Methodist uni
vcrsity to be erected in this city, The
college has never been built and the
money Is still lying idle, ThcqucStion
of removing Baker university here in
order to get the donation Is bciug dis
cusscd.
W. d. Rippey, of Severance, who Is
attending the Kansas conference In
this city, has given $4,000 to Baker
university, Presiding Elder thinner
man made the announcement before
the conference, The money is given
without conditions, and will probably
be used in erecting n new library
building; $1,000 is now on hand, and
this with the $4,000 added to 1t will
build u substantial library building
Mr. Rippcy is n trustee OF the college,
The sum Of $3.50 was raised at the
conference to send u missionary TO
l}mmah.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21
Fatal Flro In shoe Factory.

st. Joseph, Mo-, March l0-.Thc
large manufactory of the Noyes-Nor-
man Boot and Shoe Company is totally
destroyed by fire. Miss Louise Blondan,
aged 20, perished when the walls of
the building collapsed, Other girls are
missing. Two women employed in the
factory jumped from the third floor
into a net held by the tiremen and
were rendered unconscious, Their
names are Florence Terry and Addie
Berry. Both are badly burned, injured
internally and may die.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21
Annthnr Anthracite slrlkn.

Wilkesbarrc, Pa, March la.-'rhc
action Of the llallcton convention in
practically declaring strike Of the
anthracite miners unless the operators
consent to meet the miners in confer.
cnce in the meantime, caused much
CONSERVATION in business circles here.
The operators here have nothing to
say about the matter beyond the fact
that it does not seem possible that the
coal companies will consent to meet
miners in n joint conference,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21

CorsicNna, Tex, March l0.-,Justicc
II, e, Roberts, acting coroner, held an
inquest over the remains of Henderson,
who was burnt alive and gave the
following verdict; ~ find that the dc.
ceased came to his just death at the
hands of the inccnsed and outraged
feelings of the best people in the
United States, the citizens of Navarro
and adjoining counties, The evidence,
as we'll as the confession of guilt by
deceased shows that his punishment
was fully mcritcd and commcndable. "
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21
Nebraska without Railroad Hoard.

Lincoln, Ncb., March ls,--1hc state
senate has passed tho bill repeating
the law of 1885 creating the State
Board Of Transportation, 1t will be
pushed in tho House, and as there Is
practically no opposition, 1t is expected
to become law. The supreme coart
decided four months ago, declaring the
law under which the state had been
working for sixteen years unconstitu-
tional, With the pending bill law
Nebraska will be cleared of all laws
looking to the control OF railroads.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21
Kansns Grain Men EntcrtnIncd,

Kansas City, March Is, Members of
the Kansas Grain Dealers Association,
with their wives, were the guests Of
the Kansas City board of trade for a
day and night, A tallyho ride which
had been planned was prevented by
bad weather, There were l0G persons
in the visitors party, The members
Of the Kansas Grain Dealers assoca-
tion had just concluded their annual
session in Topeka, when they were
invited by the board Of trade men to
view the sights Of Kansas City.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21
Uncle Tom Train on Fire.

Missoula, Mont, March lO,-At
Olive, special car containing the Ed
Davis Uncle Toms Cabin company was
burned, four members of the company
losing their lives. Before the alarm
could be given the whole car was in
flames. Most Of the company escaped
without any injury and they stood
guard at the doors of the cars and
seized the unfortunates whose night
clothes were burning as they ran
from their berths and rolled them in
blankets
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21
Macarthur win Finish.

Washington, March TO- Unless Gen.
rral Macarthur shall have completed
the organization Of civil government
in tho Philippines before General
Chnlfec arrives there he will continue
as military governor until his work Is
completed The war department Is
confident that the work will be finish.
ed in the next two months and II 1t is
General Chatfce will assume control
upon his arrival MacArthurs dis
patches are very encouraging,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21

London, March lS,-A dispatch from
Ticn Tsin would indicate serious trou.
BILE to result from the British laying
a side track on ground claimed by the
Russians 1t reads "Tho Russians
are now intreuching in the disputed
territory A company of the Hong
Kong regiment, with fixed bayonets, is
in front, while two companies of the
Madras Pioneers, under the command
of Major johnson, are held in reserve.
Both the Russians and the British
are awaiting instructions.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21

st Petersburg, March l0.--'rhc riots
in Moscow were more serious than
was at first supposed, Several thou.
sand worlsmen joined the students in
erecting bUrricades encouraged by n
hundred female students. The prin.
cipal scene of the rioting was in the
neighborhood of the palace of the
Grand Duke Sergius, A state of seige
has been established in Moscow. Sim.
liar disturbances have broken out at
Odessa, KiefFe, KharkofT, and other
university cities,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21
Chancellor SNOW Improves.

Lawrence, Kans,, March 10. Acting
Chancellor Spongler of the University
Of Kansas has received u letter from
Chancellor Snow, who has been in
California for several months on sick
leave, in which the chancellor an.
uounces that he will be ready to
resume his work at the university in
September The Chanccllur's health is
steadily improving, and he is contem.
plating pleasure trip to the Hawaiian
islands,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21
Two Million Dnllnr Snlcs.

Salt Lake, Utah, March lS-'rhcre
have been tied for record here war.
ranty deed for 81, ,OOO,OO from Royal C.
Peabody and wife, of Brooklyn, N, Y,
to the Utah Fuel company, conveying
2,iO0 acres of land Mt Sunnysidc, Utah,
with mining apparatus and colsing
plant; also trust deed from the Utah
Fuel company and the Pleasant valley
company to the Morton Trust company
of New York, for Sl,ooO,OOO covering
T,7Gl acres OF coal land in this, Carbon,
and adjoining counties.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21

Manila, March lG,-raymastcr Ma.
her Pickett, with $4,000 gold and an
escort of ten mounted men from Com.
pany d of the Sixteenth regiment, was
attacked by party of thirty bandits
in the province Neuva Viscayn A
hard fight ensued and the robbers were
routed. The funds were saved, Cor.
poral Hooker was killed and a private
wounded.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21

Chicago, March l5,-After months Of
protest the Burlington officials have
decided to bow to the governments re.
fusal to pay the company's arbitrary
rate on business over the bridge at
Quincy, Illinois The comptroller Of
the treasury refused to pay the rate
last July and the railroads claims
against the government on this account
up to date, when the claims were abol.
ished, are roughly approXimOtcd at
Si5O, 600.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21
The rwenty.seycnth Arrives.

San Francisco, March 10, The Uni
ted States transport Burford has
arrived here from the Philippines, She
brought 70 discharged soldiers and
civil employees from Manila and S5j
men Of the Twcnty.scvcnth volunteers,
On March 10 Private Gustavc Fewer Of
Company I, jumped overheard with
sui. idal intent His body was not
recovered.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21

Coughs tell you that there Ia some
thing wrong In the throat or lungs,
II Is the cause, not the cough, that you
must look after, Morleys Honey Pee.
toral searches out the cause OF trouble,
II heals the inllamed surfaces, stops the
irritation, loosens the cough and cures
you thoroughly Sold by agent in
every town,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21
Thlrty-EIrhth And ThIrty.Flfth.

Washington, March ia cable
from General Macarthur announces
the sailing of the Thomas and the
Rosccrans from Manila with GO officers
and l,Si6 enlisted mon Of the Twenty.
eighth and Thirty-Afth regiments Of
volunteers, also the Lawton with -
officers and los men of the Thirty
ninth volunteers.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21
Department Kept Busy,

Washington, March iQ,-'lhc Indian
department Is kept busy is replying to
inquiries concerning parties who adj
vertsc special advantages in securing
homes for old soldiers in the lands to
be opened The secretary gives cm-
phatic denial OF their prctcnSions, No
attorney or agent has been authorized
by the department to act for claimants
before any branch Of the government,
Secretary Hitchcock reports that the
opening will be under proclamation of
the president, which will prescribe the
manner in which the lands may be
entered, and except in the manner SO
provided all persons are prohibited
from settling, occupying or entering
upon said lands,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21

There are a great many Remedies,
but there Is one CURE for q poor com.
pleSion: that Is Garfield Tea which
cures by purifying the Blood, thus Re-
moving the Cause,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21
Applies to Day Men Only,

Tacoma, March lO,--In the superior
court judge w, Ii, Smells decided the
state law making eight hours n days
work for all men employed on public
works, applied only to men employed
by the day and not to men working by
the month or year
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21

The man who admits he doesn't
know II all is wiser than the one who
thinks he does.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21

Pain relieved, sickness prevented, by
timely use OF Wizard OIL, Keep 1t al
ways In the home.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21

wANTED--Mon with rig to oadycrllse and Introduce
Monarch Poultry Mixture Straight salary Il5OO
weekly and expenses, Address with stamp, Monarch
Manufacturing CO.. Box COL, Springfield, Illinois.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21

Life is but temporary harbor on
the shore of the boundlcss ocean Of
eternity
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21

The lion may be the king Of beasts,
but the COW bosses the barnyard just
the same,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21

1t requires man Of push to propel q
baby carriage or wheelbarrow.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21

The greatest event in hens life Is
made up OF an egg and caclsle.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21
A dogs bark Is often worse than
his bite--but his bark isprefcrablc just
the same,


u you hay0 Dyspepsia, write Dr. shoop Racine,
Wis., box 49, fOrB six bottles VI Dr. RhO0ps ReptOra'
i've, express paid Send no money Pay 0Sb0 II cured
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21

Probably its many feet enable a gas
bill to run up so rapidly,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21

The fewer scruples q man has th,
more drains he takes,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21

It's an easy matter to fool any one
with the exception Of yourself,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21

Dyeing Is as simple as washing when
you use PUTNAM FADELESS DYES.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21

Poor cooking has wrecked many a
domestic ship on the matrimonial sea,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21
Mrs wlnslows Soothing syrup,

For children cethng, ,Ofcna the gums, reduces In
nammaton, allays pain, cures wind collie 2icabOuc
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21

RN1BMRn all bowel troubles, appendicitis, bill:
HlHRR lou.ness, bad breath, bad blood, wind nI1,i
WILL mouth, headache, indigestion, plmples,
pains nftor enting liver trouble, SaloW complexion
and dizziness. When your bowels don't n1Ovo rogue
lary you are getting slcls ConstlpatiSn kills moro
starter for tho chronic ailments and long years OF
suffering that como afterwards. No matter what
nils you, start taking CASCARETS to-day, for you
will never get well md DO well oil the Si%S unit.
with CASCAMRTS To-day. undcr an absolute ~Nars
anteo 90 cure or money refunded. ~
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-21
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great merit be,t we haYs ian n "ns ne
Go buy today S2S SSHsS EgS o are
not psIng 900 boT rSTTn & tse @
whom g. anS sst your SSsn ISS SG:s
dag Meah Will SuoEy Foley end KoT n w sISs ssS
address, STkRLiNG REn1DH CO., NEW I0Rk or CHICAGO
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-26
@anoerliGs Ssilise.

SIN tiirtiT9en Rei9e bilben bic 0ers
oii6e bic r~eguldren reli9iDien Srben
uno limb bsri9iebsn BON ben ulemas
pSsr BEN peltli9en prieitern. Sn Der
Siirfei, Ggpptcn, periisn, SinbOitan
unb Central : 9lIien finben ii9 inbeis
ien oiele 9erpiI6e unb Satire, ipelde
t.inem Srben dngebDren uno etnfd9e
Gsttter Iinb pbsr Sromme, BON bsnen
Oiele i6ren llnterbalt our9 9dutelet
gelpinneH; 10 bic 8praeis, Sunots,
gbits9oots, @%anuprufts, S%ungaiis,
@gGprpunts, @OIaens, Sosis, Ssbals
iis, Suits unb bic 2ingbet Sungums
bes n0roliGsn SinbpItan uno nod
ruGoriidlifer bic 8pn5en pber buos
g6iftii9en MDn6e. Die 0erpii4e
ertennen bic re6tmdBige auslesung
Res &ordns, pie bic gepObnli6en Sc
ri6tsbDfs iie seben, uidt an, aud tets
ne anbsre 4utoritGt, als bic 4aa9s,
Der brett gu ibrenS eelen ipri4t. Sess
6alb betradten bic Sultane lie INNER
nit elmer gepiFen @iferIu9t.
Mdn6e 8erDiI9orben baben bobes
4nieben erlangt, 10 bic Meplepis, 10
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-26

tDnnen. Qtuf benz Weg bon Der S9dfs
biirbe in bic Safenitabt aber fdnt er
regelmGbig in cine Strabenipelunte,
pertrintt bas 9elb in Gbampugner unb
pileert banr reuis in ben alien 0ienit
suriid; BEL elmer bieIsr Orsien ftirbt
er. Die Rppe[e lift Glter dls bds
S6idIal meines Greunbes, aber Tie
hattie es sepiFermuBen pprauser3d9lt.
Sn tleinsrsm MdBItab etpu, ipie 3oIas
n9erminal4 a~nndbernb Elm Sdbr mad
Dem @rI9einen bes 8ufes ii9 that's
fG6li9 nit Der 9dupticene in ben
@rubsn BON S6caaeOille abssIpielt bat.
Die Si4tuna lpirft seIegentliG S4at'
ten Der Birtlihteit por ii9 her.
Man bat ME erfubren, Oh Der tribe
re SffiSier unb &riegscorrsIponoent
brett am QltobuI geitprben lit oosr
nit Der piItole in ter 9anO. @ber dut
rer 9ruit bes Sobten fanO man elm
MsoaiQon nit Dem 8ilbs, ni4t Der
so4ter, iOnbern Der friiberen Grau.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-26

gen piIbe SGnae urter Der YegIsitung
~eissnartieer Muiit unb Der S9reie
Der S%an3enben.
Sn benz rSalet", Der gnbetItafe,
balten tie gliibenOe giien, nebmen sIiis
benbe &pblen in ben Munb pber pers
ri6ten 8raftleiftunsen ibrer Wusteln,
bic oft urIpriinslide, febr intereFante
Mirtunsen ibrer Grregung finb, off
absr aud MIR bere6nete poien. 9ln
iebes &leibungsitiid, an ieben Sdritt,
ben Der Serpif9 i'm &loTter tbut,
fniipfen 1i9 9ebete, ipenn aud mands
NAL mn ftile. Sur9 ale bie1e lie
buneen alauben bic 9erpiide 0eiitiae
9rGfte an erIaneen, tpte bic Der Nros
pbeaeiung, Sss tbieriI9en Masnetiss
mus. Sic berm0gen &ranfe 81 beilen,
Setter gu bei9pDren, 3aubereien gu
periiben. Qnbere bertaufen Salismaz
ne, beI9pOren S6laneen II. |. IN. Sn
@gppten uno 9inOpitdn peroen bic
bD4iten @rabe BON unflatb, 9etriiges
rel, SelbItperlsugnuns unb &aiteiung
gsfunben. Ginigs Derbrinsen ibr See
ben in %bpuitGnbiser Nadtbeit, ibre
&Orper nit Solaai9e bei9miert, ibr
Saar in einen Surban berfil5t; anbere
rOlen tObOIbidiebenO bunberte bon
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-26

bab bic b69iten uno mGdtisiten Pers
ionen Ii9 ibnen anf9loiIen. 9p9
tonnten bieie, penn fe ni4t unter
ftrensiter S6ierOun5 uufgenommen
tparen, ibrer Mitgliebidaft Geniise
Ieiiten bur9 bic @ieberbuIung einiser
@ebete gu SauIe unb bas Srdgen Der
beiligen Miibe fir einige Minuten
tdgli9. Die reselre6ten 9erpif9e
leben in &lDitern, pel9e nit 2anb
unb ionItisem 3ubebDr ausgsItattet
itno, tpie bic Mutbs in SinboItan
Die @6eitbpiirOe lit gum Sbeil erbs
lid; bel anberen enti6eibet bas Otter
pber bic @abl unter 8eItGtigung bes
S6eitb III Ssldm, bes pberiten Prtes
tiers bes geIdmmten Mubdmmebaniss
mus. Die RobiSen miiFen cine LANCE
Ret6e bon Priifungen beiteben, Bis lie
nit Der pollenen 8inbe geI4miidt
tperben unb nit beren 9alant, benz td>
baiiItiI9sn Stein bes Ginperitdnbz
niles; nit ben Sbrrinsen in 9eitalt
Der pferbsf6ube Qlis; benz 9oiens
frun5, Der Die r99 I6Onen Ramen9pts
tes" entbGlt; nit Der peiBen &appe
unb nit benz Srbensnamen.
Sn Snbien berrI9t nod bic Sitts,
ibnen Streifen aus Sunbelbpl3me6l,
bds 3ei9en S6ipas, pber ben ipeiben
unb rptben 9reiSad @iibnus auf bic
Stirn gu Sei9nen. Bel benz Meplepis
Srben muB Der RpbiSe 1901 Sage
tlOIterli9e @rbeit perri9ten Dor ieiner
4ufnubme rnb ptrb 10 LANCE S9atal
senannt. Srpb Der borseI6riebenen
@rmutb lit es fir 9srpiI6s ni6t nDs
tbig, pripates gisentbum aufauseben,
ia man9e biirfen ibren Sanoel tpeiter
treiben, nab benz 9runbIab bes pros
pbeten: @er @prtbeil fudt, lit Der
Sreunb @ottes. @iele biirfen fosar
beiratben unb ii9 fret bspegen, ans
bers ipisber iinb Derbammt our G3slos
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-26
@eSanfcniplitter.

r!6aItst @intebr BEL eud!" ruff man
oft ben Strauhelnoen gu unb persibt,
baB man lie bdmit in elm maesrss
8irtbsbaus fGidt.
4 Il
Sci uneblen MenI6en
ST meiIt bic Mordl,
Stdtt 2iebe CUR Gtbit,
Nur Sur6t Dor St0noaI!
.GinIamteit ertrGst mir Der 9rpse!-
Sentt man6er &leine ppl Gitelteit
limb bemGntelt 10 Dor Ii9 ielbsr
Seine = llnsrtrdgli9teit.
@e6rpfene Ser5sn! Man ns6me oua
ri6t 3u trdgiId. Die Saerben rel.
der meiit gu elmer sIudIifen IS,
aus
4 =
Ri6Is Sobss fsunt Der Reib; milf
bumpfem Sim
arir6t er - Der 'Rotter olei9 - am
8Uoen bin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-26

Ti9teit unb abidlisBuns. gl6er ole
tra4ten bur9 tbre gauge aebenspeiie
parna4, in ben etitafI6tn Sraumsus
ftanp 5u tpmmsn, i'm ems nit Soft
gu reroen. &aif ooer Ru6e Iuaen iit
gu sepinnen our9 SaI6iI6, elm Bee
raui4enOes SunfiamenprGparat, 3us
riid9e5ogenbeit uno pierSebntGeiges
Saien, Damn pisoer I9tpeI9en iie in
Der enolpien Wieoerbolung beIonberer
SGBe ober @eiGnse, relde nit INNER
lduter lperoerbsr Stimme gsIunsen
fperben. Die beulenben SsrpiIGe itez
ben S4ulter an S9ulter, ieber auf
benz re9ten SUB, unb fdfpingen ben
&prper unb ben Iinten SUB riidpdrts
uno portpdrts pbsr bon Settle suSeite
4nbsre tan3en nit peridlpfenen glus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-26

Iteben bic Sapaner nit ben compliairs
ten 4pparaten ni9t um3ugeben, unb
biz bic ~seniigenbe Mengs Waher bers
beigeI4afft 1T, liesen bic 8ranbobiette
in Der ReseI iaon als 4i6ebaufen bd.
Wie lG9erli9 primitiD bic nationalen
Geuertpebren iinb, bas aeist uniere ab>
bilbung elmer iupanf9en Spribe. lle>
brigens giebt es felbit in iebem iapanis
I6en 9orfe Elm mafiOes tburmartisss
9aus nit eiiernem Seniterz uno Sbiirs
perI9lub, Inn beIonoere &pitbarteiten
unb Wertb9essnitdnbe segen Seuersses
fahr. aeiihert aufaubepahren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-26
Sic photographic als 9twsis.

Ser StrafanItaIts : glufIebsr 9ott'
lieb SOlein bate pom llntsrIu9unsss
eefGneniTe Weblbeiben ben Suiden>
bteb Sbomas Wabba9 our 9eri9tss
berbanblung nd9 2iittenideib gu
trdnsportiren. Gs mar Elm iebr bets
Der Sag unb bas 3iel nod siemIi4
peit entfernt.
9pttlieb badte, es bsibt bod an
bus Pfli9tgefii6l zines Meni9en Inns
erfiilbareanfprberungsn itelen, penn
berldngt fpirb, baB Elm 8eamter brei
eeI9Iagene StunOen in sliibsnber
S%onnenbibe marIdiren lou, Obne els
men erfriI9enben Sropfen iiber bic
3unse gu brinsen. SelbIt Der Sbo>
mas Wabba9 i6ien Ii9 ppr @ridOs
pfung fdum nod fortI9leppen gu tOns
men. @ottlieb tGmpfte einen i9peren
&f. Das tonnte ni9t aqes bars
aus entfteben, ipenn CT feline Pfli9t
bsrsab2 @ielei9t lam er gar I'm
feline STEELE. Sber nod f4limmsr,
piellei9t piirbe er bann gar ielbit pie
ieBt Der DaBbud in 9liibsnbbeiber
Sonne = adj mas! 80. unb bamit
fab er aud i9on NIT fetnem 9elins
q~uenten i'm ansenebm tiibIen Sduttsn
Der @irtbsitube naum bleiernen SUB"
Nd9 benz erften 9las fam bas
Stpeite unb bann aud Elm brittes, benin
9ottlieb mar Der Meinuns, baB es fir
bic SD6e Der epentuellen Strafe nidt
ins @epi4t falIe. OBJ er spei bier brei
@las %getruntsn babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-26
Sraibloie Geographic int Telbe.

Sir BEN MilitGrbienft mar bic
brabtloie S~elesrapbie bisber muir in
beI4rGnttem umfang bertpenbbar,
neil Der transport Der Qpparate nit
gu srOben S9pieristeitsn psrfniipft
mar. 9isTsm llebelitanb Fat Mar>
conf neusrbings bur9 Contribution
Der bur9 nadftebenbe abbilbung per'
anf9uuli6ten autpmpbtlen Selegras
pbenItation abgsbolfen. Sn uno auf
einem omnibusartig geitultetsn 4utos
mpbil iinb @eber unb Gmpfdnger un@
tersebra4t. 2eBterer felt ii9 als ca.
20 Sub bobsr Gplinber bar, Der auf
bem Dad bes 8agens umlegbar ans
seorbnet lit. SIN @ebrau9sfall pirb
Der @mpfdnger aufgeridtet, pdbrenb
Der Sabrt liest er uuf benz Dad bes
Wugens, bebinbert alio beHen 9etpes
9un9en in teiner Weiie. &ls 9eber
bient elm Rubmtorfff6er Snbuctpr
BON 10 3ou 5untenldnse, benz Der
n0t6i9e Strom aus elmer atcumulds
tOrsnbutterie susefiibrt pirb, bic i'm
Wdgentaiten bes 4utpmpbils unters
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-26

sebradt unb fir 100 @att berednet
lit. gu ibrer 2abung beoient man
ii9 elmer tleinen 91namomai9ine,
bic, ebenfaus i'm WaseR aufseitelt,
BON Der getriebsmaI6ine bss autos
mpbils betbGtigt nirb. Die @erbins
buns bes 2lpparats NIT Der @rbe lit
bur9 Elm SrabtneB geiidert, bas Der
Dagsn, faGs er nGbrenb Der Sabrt
Selesramme eeben p6er nebmen ion,
einfa9 na6f9leppen lGbt. Der Bee
trieb bss @utomobils erfolst bur4
einen Sampfmotor, Der Suiammen
nit Ieinem SdmpfteFel BORN i'm SUBJ
rerItanb bes Wagens eingebaut lit.
Na9 ben borliesenben Mittbeilunsen
foq es Warcont nit SiIfe bieIer autos
mobilen Station gelunsen iein, Seles
gramme auf ca. 80 Meilen @ntfer>
Rung gu bermitteln.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-26

0as an Stene bie1er Stride Iteben
miibte, bas lit bis beute ein9ebeimniB
gebIieben. 8ir finben @ottlieb pies
Der, tpie er ppr Isinem Itrengen 9irecs
tor elm nod itrengeres @erb6r gu Be-
iteben bat unb tpie bieier, auf bic grz
SGblung @ottliebs, er lei plDbli9 BON
benz Wabba9 gu 8oben geI9lagen
pprbsn unb bGtte mebrere Stunben
betGubt baselegen, benz armen @ott>
Iieb cine re6t selungene amateurpbos
tosrapbie Dur bic Naie bGlt, bic = bic
photographic ndmli4 = 10 ausiab:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-26
Wimtner fannit on iptTeH.

Simmer tannit bu pifen,
Menn Der Moraen Iteist,
Sb mir I6eicsn miiFen,
81 Der Saa iiA neigt.
2dB rrs burum frasen,
M1s oas 9era beipegt,
2ob uns dGes iasen,
0as Die Sesle trGgt.
CAB uns bic Setunbsn
9(iiben. eb' iie fIiebn;
Old, ME i9nea bic Stunben
Spd ppriibersiebn.
ltno ni9t tannIt bu's piFen,
Msnn Der MOrssn iteigt,
so mir iGeiben miifen.
81 Der Gag Iif neigt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-26
Rri5bieL Mos 1T bas

-8eifpteI. nWus 1T bas, cine
MGrtbrerin, Sants auna2" nRun,
bente Dir, bu baft ipdter einen Mann
uno Der perIanet. bab bu beim @or'
bei9e6en on ben @uslusen zines Mobss
tpudrsussi@Gfts bic @u9en subridsn
ioqit."