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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-17
SH sanoe Der aopfabf6meiser.

Gin frauSOifdsr RaturforTter,
Ioolf GOurbanaire, fpelder ii9 na9
9orneo begeben bate, im baielbit
cine ipe5iele Sorte BON @uttaper6a.
8dumen gu ftuoiren, sntbedte in eis
mem bur4 bobe Selfen BON BEN Rsit
Der Sniel seI4iebensp 2anbestbeit
einen boIItommen primitipen Rsns
fdenftamm. Die Don gourbanaire
entbedten llrmeni6en, fpeIhe fid
Sabats nennen, babsn i'm 4lesmeinen
einen sutmiitbisen@ baratter; nur biiIs
bigen iie Der barbariI9sn Site, bab
fe ibren 5einben ben Rupf abidneis
ben unb nit berartigen SropbGen bic
Oeden ibrer Siitten fdmiiden. Sbre
8oritelungen unb 2ebenssepobnbeis
ten iinb in Dielen Sinfi9ten origineu.
lSie hdben feinerlsi rslisiDien @ldu.
ben unb ptbmen muir ibrenSobten cine
gentle Gbrfurdt. sic bebaupten,
buB bic Sobtsn mebrmals piebertebs
rem, neil ie on ibren Sob ni9t CLAUS
ben tppaen unb erft bon ben lleberles
benbsn iibsraeust psrbsn miiFen, bab
lie tbutid9li9 seitorben iinb. On
bds srobe Seler, ipeldes aur @fenss
5eit Dor benz gampong angesinbet
fpirb, itellt man baber ben WaHertrug
unb bic Reisi9ale bssSobten leer bin.
Der Derftorbene fiebt bann, baB es
fir ibn nifts mebr su ellen 9ibt unb
entfernt ii9 nun fir INNER. Sntsrs
efant 1T, baB bie9apafs, ipel9e idon
bur9 ibr &euBerts 10 lebbaft an bic
r,armen 8erpanbten" bes Meni6en,
bic @ffen, %erinnern, aud in ibren Gas
milien : lleberIieferungen einsn se'
piFsn 3uIammenbans nit bemSbier'
reid beipabrt baben. 60 bebauptet
Der Gibr.r biei.s Stammss iteif unb
feft, bab fein u~rgroBpater elm Grid
setpeien fei. Was nun bic Site bss
Sopfabidneibens anbelnnst. 10 bGnst
fe eissntbiimliderp.iis nit Der Go
lanterie suiammen. 3unddit ndmIia
gilt nur berient9e Maun etipas in ben
@tugen Der Ddbatfrausn, pel9er Ieis
men Mutb bur4 86pfune zines Gein'
bes befpieien. l1eberbiss bat Elm iols
der Selb an benz Sage feiues Srtums
pbes bas ReGt, unter ben Sunsfrdu.n
bes Stdmmss su fpGblen; 10 1T ibm
bic @unit feiner Qnsebeteten ssii4srt,
aud fpsnn er nidt i'm Stanbe mar.
i6r Sera su riibrsn. Die Geisr Su
@bren bes 8opfabI9neiOens lit piel'
leidt malerii9, aber BON uniuebarer.
ndiper 9raufamteit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-17
Sattig6 a II 3.

Webe aber, ipenn bic rStnrmflut9"
einfebt, pie bas am fdredliden 3.
fgebruar 1925 sei9ab! Damn ridtet
der lblante Sans", bic Norbiee.
furdtbare unb griinblide @erpiituns
an. @uf bic 0adb6bsn Der 9ebdube
miiHen bic Saligleute ii6 unb ibre
beiteu Shdfe gu retten Iuden. Inter
benz anitiirmenben @ossnf9pua 5itz
tert bas gauge 9ebdlt, bas, tief in bic
Murt g%esriinbet, nod itanbbGlt, nd6z
benz bic Weqen bersiis bic Mauern
bes Sadperts berausgeihldgen' bas
ben unb ben Sausratb bes Grbses
t9ofes babonI9ipemmsn. &rudt eis
uer Der Stdnber, bic ben lebten 3us
fludtsort balten, unter ben nit llness
beurer 9etpalt anpraIenben Dahern
sufdmmen, 10 ientt ii9 Der 9a9boOsn
feitpGrts, unb rim Sturmsebeul pers
baut Der Isbte SobesIdrei". bic triums
pbirenben Wosen Idleubern chamber
ridt nun Sriimmsr, ionbsrn audi 2eis
den gu.
hno felbit bic @eretteten = lie baz
ben fait aaes perloren! Spsar ben
Boben unter ibreH 6iiBsn bat Der
blante Sans, Der ibm obnsbin iabrs
aus. iubrein ieinen Sribut abpreBt,
ouf's Reue f9mdbli9 psrtleinsrt.
SelbIt ben &ir9bpf BON Olanb rib
bic Sturmflutb pDn 1926 ia9 auss
einonber, 10 OaB bic Sdrae uuf ben
GlutRen i4pammen. 8eri9lidt unb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-17
Sie Saaisen.

an Der @efttiFs Salsspiss steht
fi9 cine sisenarttse 9stte BON Gilars
ben bin, Sauisen senannt, tpeide hie
biirftisen Rsite elmer mad unb na4
bonn Mesr peridlunsensn reiden
2aroi6aft bilben. Nidt gu Deripet=
feln iinb lie nit ben burd Deiden se<
fdiiBten srOBeren Snfeln pis Split.
G6br u. a.; als Saaisen be5eidnet
ma bic 2anbflsdden, bic ii9 nur 20
bis 80 3ol iiber rem Mseresipiesel
Der sefpObnliden Slutb5eiten srbeben.
Die 9duier Der ipsnisen 9euphner ftez
ZEN auf Werften (~@urten"l, t%iinitlis
den @~rb0buhgtn BON etpa IL bis 10
Sub; bortbin fIiihten bic SBiulaner.
tptnn cine nSpringflutb" bas @ors
lamb ~iibsridpemmt, iid NIT ihrem
@ieb, beitsbenb aug Sddfen unb ipes
nigen Rinbern. @ieb3udt 1T 10 5iems
lid ibre einaige grnerbsquelIe; ader<
bau tann nidt betrieben perben, du4
nidt Jif9fans anbers als fir eigsnsn
Bebarf. s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-17

neben ibrem 0ipan iaB -. auf Die
poblsendbrte, gepuBte Mmme, bic benz
%tleinen @sId6pfe 2abung CAB 49,.
rf6elten sic mid. @dbriele, id iebe
es Elm, i9 bin elm iin5ufrieoenes 9es
FdOpf.. -
limb bod cine sIiidlids Wutter.
gOd. i'd isbe ss ia Sbrsn augen an,
bic itrafsn Sbre Worte 9iisen. qbieu.
fleine 6rou. Soft bebiite Sbnen bas
fiiBe 3inb!"
'2eiie mar lie binuusseidliipft -.
nun mar eS cine Meile gang fin i'm
3immer. -.
Dds 3leine mar ipieber sins.Tdlas
fen, lag auf benz S9oob Der iunsen
.Wutter. bic es unDeripanbt betra4s
tete. -.
@nbers Gmpfinbunsen srfiilten jeBt
ibt Sers, reinere, i%elbitloIers -. bei>
Be 9ebete Inn grbaltuns bss Sarten
SeidOpftens. -.
Damn lsste Tie es in bic 2iHen aus
rid unb fang ibm Ieiie elm Diesens
lieb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-17
Snstnsr SarGistirae.

Snetner Sdlltgttrhe.
~DerIanbet bas Beibelanb, fprtgeIpiilt
bic fir ben Winter unsntbebrli9en
9euporrdtbe, nit falsigem Nab anges
fin! bic giitsrnen CSoob" als Be-
bdlter fir ben 9eoarf Der MenI6en,
.5doing" als iol9en fir ben bes
Diebs senannt), in bsnsn bas Hessns
spaRer miibium seIammelt porbsn.
5enn Queaen febleu gGnSli4 uuf ben
Sdaisen -nnb 10 mub, pie aud i'm
Spmmer gu Soften Der 9iirrs, SiiBz
lpofer BON Der &iiite gebolt tperben,
nod ba5u gesen baarss @ntselt, ba bic
benu9barteu Marfaen bss Seitlanbes
sIsidfa1s pafsrarm finb. &urSum,
numenloIes glsub fiibrt bic Sturms
flut6 berbei!
Sn 5olse ibrsr eissntbimli6en
Gage palten auf ben Saligen @ers
aGItntHe OBJ, bon 4bensn man iiG nur
fdtper cine 8oriteaung MAIDEN lam.
8eiIpielspsiie bic CHARACTERIZATION, bic
BEN 8ertebr nit Ger bod 10 naben
Settle unb ielbit nit ben bend6bartsn
Snieln en~tgegeniteben, m0gen bur9
biz SbatIude iIuitrirt perOen, bab,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-17
Sdafe SaIIia.

nadbsm am 8. MGr3 1888 aaiisr
Milbelm 1. eeitorben mar, am %.
Mdr5 bic 9dligleute nod Raiiers Sc
burtstaa feierten: bic 8unbe bonn
Nblsben bes ersiIsn Siiriten selanste
crit mad @pden gu bielem ubselegss
men Grosnpintsl. 9as lag burdn,
boB einerieits ons Wleer bort fir ben
Bsrts6r gr0berer Subr5euse gu isidt
1T; anbererIeits bus iogenannte
@dlidlaufsn our GbbsSsit, alIo bas
Begs6en bes idliipfrigen. balbtrodtns
geleelen Meeresbpbeus, Bel benz bic
~@9lote" unb npriele" (pom Mesr ses
babnte 8ertisfunsen, mittels bsren
Der blante Sans" an ben 5alidsn
rdgt) tiberiprunger tperpen munen;
bisies lit duBerIt ssfdbrIid. 0as mas
gen Hur in Notbfdlen, 3. 3. tpenn ss
@rat ooer Sebamms Dom JeitIanb gu
beiiellen gilt, beber3te Ginseborene.
nenn lpeHn Der Hebel lie iiberfGlt ooer
bic Stub porSsitis bereinbridt, finb
lie rettunesIos perlpren. 0aber per<
febren aud bic @inppbneridaften Der
ei1aelnen SalIiaen penia matchmaker.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-17

fen in ben Musfeln fiibten. 9ie cons
csntrirtefte Torm Der 2eibesgpmnaitif
iinb bic &raft= unb @e9idlihfsitsiis
bunsen, ME tie beim 9erGtbsturnen i'm
Stiff unb gang am Red, am Barren,
an ben Shuutelrinsen. beim semifGs
ten Sprung am Bod unb pferb. beim
Weit> unb Sodfpruns iiber bieSdnur
ober feite 9inoernife, beim Stabiprigs
gen unb @eriperfen 3umgusbrud IONS
men. Wdbrenb ie Sera uub 2unse
nur in cine mGBig geIteiserte Sbdtisz
tsit Dsrisben. fiibrsn Tie gu elmer pisls
feitigen 8eberri9uns Der Musfulatur.
i%nsbeiOnbsre Der 8ruit unb Der @9ul>
tern, bes Riidens unb Der arme. 4uf
bic eporbinirenbs Sirnz unb Rerbeus
tbGtigfeit iiben lie ben npbltbGtigiten
ginfluB aus. Sierber seb6ren Dor
alien bic turnerifden SSditl.iftunsen,
bic man unter benz Rdm.n ~9ipfeliurs
men" 5uiammenfaBt. gs iinb bic les
bunsen an ben einselnen @erdtben, bic
an bic Rraft, @efdidlidfeit unb Mils
lensanitrensuug bic bDdften Qnforbes
runsen iteflen. Muh fdnst man an,
lire etbifde 8ebeutung in neuerer 3eit
gu tpiirbisen. Sic Tinb bic bortreff>
li9fte S6ule. our @r5iebuns bes Muz
Ties un6 Der @ntfdIOFenbsit. Bel III
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-17

4uf benz &rabbenans.
neben in bas grbrei6. 0as fi9ert
ibm bas 9eEbredt, benn bic unberen
Snfelbsfpobner a9ten bies 3ei9en unb
taIen bus b~etreuSte Neit, fails lie es
slei8faIs finben iOnten, unberii6rt
liegen. .1a1' ~
SAT- ieber Salismann sebt surSee.
Sat er in lansen Sdbren Der Seefabrt
9elb ernorben, 10 febrt sr bamit our
beimif6en S9ole Suriid, an Ter er
nit alien Safern bes Sersens bGnet;
nOf ooer Deit, TO Suus is 7 9eit,"
Tust berplattbeutide, felbit fpenn, ME
bier, bas Saus uuf 10 unfiGsrem Boz
ben sebaut 1T, forttpdbreno ben Sc
fa6ren bes Meeres preisgegeben.
bod in bieier 8s5isbung fpl es
iebt peientli9 anbers per6en. Die
suten @rfOlse, Die SoIanb i'm &f
nit benz Mesr bur6 bic Neugeminz
rlng lanee perlprfnen 2anbes erz
5ielte, betposen PreuBen CUR Nadab=
mung, fpobei bemertt gu ipsrben Der,
bent, baB bus Meer Sipdr an Der
WeitfiIte S6lespig : Soliteins 9anae
2anbftri9e nit Sunberten ipoblbas
benoer SOrfi9uften peridluneen bat,
dbsr aud our9 anfdp.mmune einiee
Saligen erit por 8urSem umiduf.
auf .9runb bielieiti9er 8smiibungen
bepiniste Der preubiide 2anbtug
1896 sunGdit II Miqipnen Marf our
SeriteIung BON 9dmmen unb Steinz
boiiirunssn Der ufertanten BEL SIanb
unb 2ungensb : Rorbmarf9. @uf
biefe Wsiie tperben 5ur abla9eruna
Der Meertpafer : Sebim.nte rubiae
8u6ten sebilbet. in bersn 8erei9 aud
@rDbe unp 9abel ge5ossn tperben Iplz
len. 0us lit bic 9runbldgs au erpbz
drtiser umseitaltung Der Watten, gum
@erpadien Der SnfeIn nit benz Self
lamb, our Riidbsrtpanblung bes See
crumbs in bus urIpriinglide frudts
bare WurIhlanb, nit einsm Wori, sur
&ettung Der Salisen. bic 10 langes3eit
in allen mOslidsn Sonarten als uns
retfbar runtersebenbe Snielpelt" be-
5ei6net ipurbeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-17

iibrnsen sessniiber benz Suruen cine
md9tise, fperbenbe 3raft inne. Sie
2eiatisteit unb Sdnellisfeit, NIT Der
ibre perbdltnibmdBis einfdden 8epes
gunsen erlernt perben, Der mdbige
araftaufpanb Bel ibnen, Der ftdnbiss
4ufentbolt in freier 2uft nit fortpGbz
renbem WedIel Der Scsnerie. bieDiOss
Iidtsit zines freieren ~seIeIisen @ers
tsbrs, audi nit benz anbereH Sei4ledt.
iiben auf IubenitebenOe einen masi'
Tden 3auber aus, benz lie meiIt retz
tilnsslos anbeimfanen. Die fam
biefen 10 offentunbisen 8oraiigen ses
seniiber bas iteifleinsne bsuti4e Ges
rGtbeturnen it~anbbalten9
Wer es nit elmer tpabrsn Sarmonie
bes @eiitisen unb aSrperlifen i'm
Menf9en ernit meint, tper ii9 NIT ben
pbpIiolosiiden. stbiIdsn unb ditbeti'
fdsn @orsdnssn innerbalb Der beuts
Iden Surntunit genauer befaBt bat.
Der pirb ibr ienes 10 oft leidtfertis
ausseitelte Acknowledgements aus boiler
lleberSeusuns perIasen. WGbrenb ies
Der Sport. iei es iuesen Der GinfOrmis'
felt Der 9eipssuHg. bic muir beitimmts
MusfeIsruppen in SbGtistsit febt. fei
.s tresen Der 8ef9rdntuns auf cine
beitimmts Suses> ober Sabrss5eit. ipss
gen Der aoifpielisteit pbsr bss 3eits
.dufpdnbes an elmer sepifen @inieitigs
teit leibet, nimmt oas Surnen ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-17

- Jertise Surge fpsrben fir etpa
eintretenbe SpbesfGne pprrdtbis se=
balten, bd ss fir Sif6lerarbeit am
beitsn feblt: 8Gume ipadien auf ben
9aligst nidt, bic Seetpinbe maden's
unmOglih, b6ditens erbIidt man pers
einselt 5pifden ben SGuiern Der
Durten einen pertriippelten Solunz
Der. 4m iibliden 5euerungsmateriul
mdnseIt es gdn3li9; ba bilft man ii9
dbnli6. nie in ben Steppen 'Ifiens,
ben Pompas Siibumerifas: getrodnes
ter 8iebmiIt (.Sfolsn" ssnannt) muB
9erbe unb Oefen bsi5en uno pirb fir
ben Minter lorsli9 aufseftapelt. Sin
ipenig Semitic pirb in ber ninSigen
9drten se5osen; nur Is Glen i'm 9es
pisrt miBt Der bes paftors auf Olunb.
neil Der Raum gar tnapp auf ben
Wurten. beren 4nlase tpeientlih mebr
Soften berurIaht, aIs Der 9au Der bas
rauf ftebenben SGuier. @streibe fam
niht eebaut perben; 8rot unb MebI
miifen fi9 bic Salligleute burd ben
Cribs fir bieWols pom Seitlanbe psrs
f9affen. Nu9 einise Gier unb elm
tpenis Butter fDnnen lie psrtdufen,
besgteiden in siinifisen Sabren einen
She'll ibrer 9euernte. Die Gisr fans
men uuBer bonn Saussefliigel Don ben
huf Der Snisl n%iftenDen aibiben, M0>
ben, fptloen @dnIen unb @nten unb
psridiebenen SeepOseln; ipenn elmer
Der 5anisleute elm Neit entbedt bat,
bas @elege aber nidt iofort mitnsbs
men min, 10 Sei9nst er Elm &reuS bas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-17

goraus fir fid in anfprud, an ale
bieie &iidii9tsn ni9t sebunben gu
iein. So lit unb bIeibt bic umfais
Ienbite 2eibesiibuns, BEL Der ale Sbeile
unb Musfeln bes 80rpers Surd bic
beri9iebenften 8epesunsen in Sbdtis>
felt seIebt unb bamit setrdftist iuer>
BEN. IS 1T bDlis n~ndbbdnsig bon
Der Cages unb SabresSeit, bonn Metz
ter unb dnberen llmitdnben; Surnan>
fallen unbS urnserdtbe iihb iib.ral gu
finben, fpenn fie nrr iemanO benuben
min. Somit lit bas Surnen bids pid>
tisite unb anfeitisite Wittsl fir bic
Susenb fpie fir Grpa4iene. &0rper
unb 9eiit Dor @rI9laffuns unb 8ers
pei9lidung gu betpubren. benz 90rper
Strait unb 9epunbtbeit. benz @siit
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$ mi # a SanbIaftt

Sanbi It mil 9unbGiit.n n.
men giebt Der Surner auf 4usenblide
ben feiten Salt unb pertrauenbietsnbsn
@riff am @erGtb auf, pesr baut, frei
in Der Cuff f9pebenb. a[Iein auf feline
Rraft.
WGbrenb Der R1rperbaltuna BEL
mdnden SportiibunssR aus GGfistsit
ODER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. etipas
llnfertisss unb l1nfrsies anbaftet, ia,
bon pielen iosdr barin etfpas benz
Sport GigentbiimIides eeiudt tpirb,
lam bds 9ipfelturnen bur9 bic Sdrz
monte unb S6Snbeit Ieinsr 9eipesuns
gen 3u elmer NuelIe reinen GftktiI9en
@snuFes iperben. WenR Der e6te
Burner nit tpeifer Griparnib Der
&rGfts, nit Infpannuns ieber Musz
telfuier nnb boiler Concentrating bes
8~etpubtfeins auf bic %llebuns au einem
ipudtigen Sprunss uusbplt ober cine
berpidelte S6pungiibung am Red
bolfiibrt, 10 fu9t er 5uglei9 iene tlai=
iifde S9Dnbeit Der 2inien gu eraielen,
bic ii9 bur9 bic @6runbung Der lies
bersdnse, bic @lafticitdt unb 9sidtiss
lett Der 8etpeguneen unb bas freie
Spiel Der @elente 9drdtteriIirt.
&oum cine dnbere art t0rperlider
8etbGtigung tommt Iomit Gem 9erG>
tbeturnen an GftbetiIdem 8iIounsss
ipertb slei6.
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Seatjaes 0ipfeItarmen.


Surner obsr Sport9 = 9ieie pi9s
tise Grcse idsint neuerbines INNER
msbr gu @uniten Der Sportiibunsen
bes Rabfabrens, Ruoerns. Der S4logs
nbStoBbauIpiele beutiden uab frem'
ben rriprunss entf4iebsn gu iperoen.
Dem eisentliden Surnen. insbeions
bere benz an ben @erGtben, pirb NIT
0orlisbe unb INNER lauter na9seiagt,
bab es nibt mebr SeitsemdB lei, oaB
ss an ben 3Drpsr iibermabise anforbes
runs,n iteue, baB es ben 9eift mad ans
esitrenster Irbeit nidt entldite, baB
3dutidufiibunsen unb Seilspmnaitit
bisIelben Sienite tbdten.
IaerbiRss pobnt ben msiitenS ports
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G in fapisriasr sail

Mrat: mSier bon bititn pulOtrn
miifen sic friib niidtern atpei Slid
nsbmen."
STUDENT: ~aunn id bic PulDsr niSt
su Mittas nebmen9"
arst: rIein. friib Dor benz .rifsn
Griibitiid."
STUDENT: ga. Ssrr Dottor, fpsnn
g nidt anbers sebt. mill i9 mid S'rsin
fiisen, dber sarantirsn lam t4 nt9t.
baB id INN bisfs 3eit f9on nii4tsrn
bin
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-17

.9u, Suber. i'd lam ni6t besrsi'
fen, mas aus benz iunsen Msbseritei'
ferslobn nod iperben ioI! Gr arbsis
iet ni6ts, fibt meiit i'm 3~affeebaus, Be-
fiH6et id 4benbs in @eielI9aftsn, III
INNER nobel setleibet unb trsibt ieben
Sport. ;. Das bat er benin eisentli9
seIsrnt2"
~Gr ia a. s'lerntsr prob!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-17

.grinnerf 0u Did nod, Gbu'
arb, mie Oh mir ben eriten Sub ge'
ruubt BAIT uno id Dir 6ann cine ObrsI
feige seseben9"
30 febr ppbl! Ddmuls bdtten mir
uns Oerilasen iplIsn. itutt gu bstra'
tben!!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-17
3u

,S9on ipieber balb apei!!. :. SaF
9u benn nod niat elm einSis' mai ben
@Oridb sefuBt. friber beimsufom'
men9" y
% fdon otter = i9 iponte Did
ubst nidt eri9reden!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-17
Turdtbare Strafe.
Grau g dItdfer I:

=. ., i'd mad' meinem Munl
ME cine Scsne. ipenn er einmdl ipit
mad Saus tommt! 4bsr brei Glds
WaFer muB er stante pede Dor mir
austrinteR!"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-06-05

high place In the military annals of the
world. Their struggle has witnessed the in
PRODUCTION of new problems into the science
and art of war. just as the naval conflicts of
our own civil strife revolutonized methods
of naval warfare. AS a result of the expert
ence of Great Britain in South Africa. the
European powers will not be soready to en-
gage in a struggle with distant power even
though weak and comparatively DEFENSE
less, as they have been In the past; ard
the result is increased security for all
small powers distant from the European
continent.
The Beers have been given terms, which
under the circumstances must be regarded
as wise as we'll as magnanimous. After the
burghers lay down their arms they are as
sured self-government following military
rule, and rebels will not suffer the death
penalty. There will DO no tax upon the
Transvaal to pay the cost of the war, and
farms are to be restocked at the expense
of the government. The Dutch language
may be used as hitherto. and In other
ways the London government has wisely
sought to bring about the speedy pacilicd-
ton of the territory which thus becomes a
part Of the great British empire.
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FROM SEATTLE.
The Execution Of Hanilton-His Bias
phemy upon the Scaffold.
r. xLn IN,ttor ~ tho Eree preaa.

40 the E0ltOr OF the Free fTebS'
Seattle. May %, 191.-Alfred Hamilton,
who murdered d. M. Woodbury., Vernon
ter, at Anacortes, Washington, Septem.
Der Z, 1899, was hanged at Whatcom, to-
day. As they say In police circles, 1t was
q successful execution, having a fine setting
in the basphemous utterances of the prin.
ciple performer.
Hamilton slept we'll last night and was
awake at four o'clock. He called for a
hearty breakfast and when it was set be-
fore him he took exception to the tenpera-
ture Of the coffee and commenced to curse
like mailman. He kept this UP until he
assembled the scaffold at six o'clock.
When asked II he had anything to say
he replied.
mo; am here to die"
CHANGING over the crowd which clustered
around the gallows he happened to see
Jailer Mcleod Of Seattle, and cried out;
Good bye. Mac; remember me to the boys
In Seattle"
Out in this country they strap men,
about to be hanged, TO a broad board
This prevents the criminal from weakening
at he knees just before the trap Is sprung
Christ ~ said Hamilton you are cinch'
ing that hard; have some sense"
A moment later the knot was adjusted
but not in the right place. THAT Is al
wrong" interrupted Hamilton get 1t under
the left ear; that's where 1t belongs"
No sooner had he uttered these word:
than the trap was sprung. His neck was
broken; he did not make a move. In six
teen minutes he was cut down and hurriot
body.
pnPrI-c RAXTER
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Peace at Last in South Africa.

The world has long waited for the an
nouncement of a cessation of hostilities in
South Africa. and now that peace between
the British and the Beers has been Of
ficially proclaimed. all mankind will heave
deep sigh of relief. No one can contem-
plate the determined struggle waged by
the Beers without admiring their bravery
as we'll as their military skill. After win
ming brilliant victories over the British
forces in the early progress of the war they
have been able to defy their enemy, for
many weary months. even though they
were at times reduced to the last OK
tremity and Notwithstanding the presence
OF armies many times their number sent
against them.
1t is idle to moralize on the outcome of
the war In South Africa, OF to compare the
result Of the struggle OF the Beers for in
dependence with that which crowned the
American war of the revolution The wal
has been fought and won. II the Beers had
won independence they would have been
hailed as the most successful fighters on
earth. They lost and both sides have paid
the penalty Of war in a way that has full
filled Kruger's prediction Of a price that
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Vermont as a Summer Resort.

1t is encouraging to note the manner in
appreciation of the necessity of taking
measures to direct the attention of summer
tourists to its varied and manifold attrac-
tons. The Central Vermont railway, the
Rutland railroad and the Champlain Trans-
poration company have done a far-reach-
ing and commendable work in this direc-
ton, and judging from all accounts the fu.
ture will witness still more elaborate prep
arations on the part of our transportation
lines to induce people from the larger cit
les to visit the Green Mountain and Cham
plain Valley regions.
The public spirited citizens OF different
communities are also directing their ener-
itors to Vermont, and the press of the
State, which can always be counted upon
to promote every deserving cause, is CO.
operating in this profitable service. The
Rutland News, for example expresses the
opinion that Vermont is to have one of the
most prosperous seasons from the stand
point of the summer visitor harvest that
number of summer cottages projected and
erected this season and last at our magni-
ficent lake and mountain resorts, the en-
largement and improvement of our sum-
mer hotels and the making of widespread
preparations for the entertainment of tour
lists all point in this direction. The News
continues as follows:
THAT the thoughts OF the vacationists
are turning more and more to the country
as the years pass by is most evident fact
and il now remains for the country and
particularly thai portion OF 1t gifted by
nature with bodies of water marked by ma.
tural scenic beauty or historical interest
tions accordingly,
The country towns of Vermont are com
ing in for their share of attention and al
ready in many instances accommodation
have been booked for this season by sum
mer visitors. That the country inn keeper
tertaining summer guests are becoming
cognizant of the bonanza that is Just with
in their grasp. IL evidenced by the adver
tisements beginning to appear in the met
ropolitan papers extollng the many advan
tages OF their farm houses or hotels a.
places in which TO spend vacations pleas
antly and proftaby. Nothing is so mucl
needed, it can be said, to advance Yer
monts interests and to largely increase it
Importance as the summer rest spot for cit,
people and people Of wealth as adequat
advertising abroad. 1t would richly pa,
towns at public expense to cause picture
and descriptions of their beauties. advan
tsses and charms to be widely circulate
in advertising mediums reaching those VIII
can afford to send their families to the coun
TRY for the summer. The results from sue
advertising would be rich. Well directe