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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-08-20

81 noticed very recently in one ct
the local newspapers here, state
ment made by certain gentleman to
the effect that If the public were ad-
mitted to the confidence Of the Dewey
management it would learn some
facts that would startle it. | can
bear that out from personal observa-
tion. You couldn't go right today
and Law down a million dollars and
purchase the Dewey nine. | know
that. You could not get it under
any circumstances.
1.-THE townsite of Roosevelt is
large enough to accommodate any
number of people. There is a broad
level strip that the creek runs
through, about six miles i'll length.
The town of Thunder Mountain has
600 acres there that is 20 to SO feet
above high water mark and the hills
slope off gradually on each side.
There are excellent places for mill
sites and an abundance OF water for
power, etc. This is only five miles
from the big Dewey mill, and with
the development of property pro-
crossing as it is at the present time,
that ground will doubtless be called
into use at an, early date.
The Oregon Short Line has
surveyed its railroad through this
plat of ground There couldn't bt
better place in the district for the
erection of saw mills, and tramways
could be erected to bring most OF the
} ores down to the mills. There vii
be no trouble in getting ore -dowI
| from off those mountains
81 forgot to mention the fact tina
there is what you might call neV
district on Placer creek, chat ha
been discovered this year. 1t j
about 10 miles directly east from tn
Dewey property. l have had fiv
men prospecting there all summer
| have 20 claims there, and tn
/ showing is just as good as 1t ls o
e any property In the Thunder Noun
3 tain district, and the district a
| around it | believe is Just as gooc
but on this creek there is an exter
2 of about five miles square and
shows pay rock on the surface whie
e carries free gold. My judgment
e that valuable districts will
I opened up for 80 miles around Thu
!. der Mountain. As l said befor
vi believe it to be the gres
d est mining district in the wor
{, today. My opinion is th
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-08-20

The head of the Weiser is to be
examined as to feasibility of preserv-
ing the flow of the stream by reser-
voirs That is very important, but
no more so than having reservoir
sites on Mann and jenkins creeks
utilized. If our people would have
this done there should be some steps
taken at once. Speaking of progress
of the work the Statesman says
II. j. Burk, who is in charge of
the corps, left last evening for St.
Anthony. He will proceed at once
10 Jacksons Lake and work in that
district. He will be joined by the
other members of his party in two
or three days.
State Engineer Ross left last even
ing in company with the government
photographer, N. s. Dils, to estab
lish guaging stations on several of tn
tributaries of the Snake River. Tn
stations will be above all irrigatio
and will be located on North Fork
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-08-20
HEAD or VE|SBR
TO BE- INSPECTED
PEOPLE SHOULD ALSO URGE EXAMINA-
TION OF SITES NEAR
WEISER.

Fall River, Teton River, South Fork
and Willow Creek.
Mr.. Ross will GO on to Butte to
meet Director Wolcott and Chief En-
gineer +. H. Newell of the geological
survey, for conference, after which
he will return to complete the work
of putting in guaging stations which
will require his absence from the city
for week or 10 days
The state engineer is planning an-
other survey party to work on the
headwaters of the Weiser. He has
written President Mclean Of the
state university to send him man
competent to take charge Of the Wei
ser party. In this connection II may
be stated that the senior class in en-
tgineering at the state university
will be drawn upon very largely each
summer 10 fill these positions. This
is the plan of State Engineer Ross
and it has been fully indorsed by Mr..
Newell, In this way men suitable
for the positions are obtained.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-08-20

gained from looking through the
country, that the general formation
would indicate that the whole noun
famous region around there for so
miles is the same, 1t ic only q ques-
ton Of getting in tn re and prospect
ing the country and digging into the
mountains. There are millions and
millions of dollars to be taken ont
for a small investment, and it is my
opinion there will be 1000 stamps
dropping there next year.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-08-20

Captain Clark, who just returned
from Thunder Mountain, in an inter
view with a Statesman representative
Thursday, said:
II started for Thunder Mountain
on the 25th of last month by the
Bear valley route, which, according
to the information | had received,
was the best route into that country.
| visited the district about 30 days
ago and was surprised at the great
change that had taken place in
Roosevelt. There are now two ex-
cellent hotels, for a mining camp;
half a dozen restaurants, blacksmith
shops, barber shops, stores OF all
kinds, in fact, one can find splendid
accommoda there, considering
It's location, and it ought to be quite
an advantage to the camp to have
thaa fact known.
'The Sunnyside and Burr Oak
claims, belonging to the Belle OF
Thunder Mountain people, are show
ing up we'll IN good ore. They are
driving tunnels on both these claims.
ssAll told, there are IL big COM
panies operating very largely in
in Thunder Mountain district and
personally know that their develop
ment Is proving exceedingly Salts
factory and that they are going t(
continue the same, as made per
sopal examination of their work
The Dewey mill at the present tlm'
is running only five stamps, the othe
five stamps having been broken, an'
it will take them some little time tf
repair it. The values they are pro
curing from the plates of the Dewe,
mill are som ething phenomenal
Ordinarily plates are cleaned once
week. or something like that, accord
ing to the ore, but the Dewey peopl
clean off their plates twice day
This is something marvellous, but
is true, nevertheless.
: II was in the Dewey mill at
: o'clock one afternoon, and on lookin
: at the plates l found them to be III
!, orally impregnated with gold
It 'In regard to the dykes runpln
through there, | would say that thel
is such conglomeration OF dyke
and veins as to make it rather diff
l. cult to describe | should judf
le that at one time there had occurred
> terrible upheavsl, everything, appa
y emily, having been turned upsl'
te down. In some locations there a
= extinct volcanoes.
= "Rainbow mountain and Fairvit
group are getting better every Ga
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-08-20
Probable Murder.

Pocatello, Aug 13.-Coroner
Bean was this morning notified that
The mangled remains of Dan. q.
Jones had been picked up a half
mile west of Soda Springs under cir
lcumstances that aroused suspicious
OF murder. The local authorities
were of the opinion that the man
had been killed and his body placed
On the railroad track to cover the
Crime. The coroner left at noon to
Investigate.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-08-20
Idaho Town Visited by Fire.

Wallace, Aug. 13.-Fire at Kel-
logg early this morning burned the
principal block In town. The re-
mainder of the town was saved by
hard work. The losses aggregate
about $25, 900, partly insured. One
hotel, two general stores, drug
store ane bottling works we're de-
stroyed.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-08-20
WHERE'S YHE MAN
TO CHALLENGE CLARK?
HERE'S HIS STATEMENT OPEN FOR EX-
POSTURE If UNTRUE--N0 SNOW
WHEN HE INVESTIGATED.

and right here want to emphatically
declare that the richness of the
Thunder Mountain district is by no
means confined to the properties that
are now being developed Accord
ing to my opinion and knowledge,
derived from personal investigation,
| believe it to be the greatest mining
country in the world today | have
read the histories of the great min
ing camps, and when | say Thunder
Mountain is the greatest of them all,
| know whereof | speak
"There are all kinds Of metals
and minerals in there. 1t is now an
established fact that there is phono
lite there and strong indications of
of sylvanite. The camp is great
proposition, and is going to absorb
vast amount of capital and for every
dollar invested there thousand will
be taken out. On account of the
vast proportions of the district, it is
going to take more time to demon
strate it's worth than was first ex-
pected l think it will justify rail-
roads to build in there in very short
| I
time, and | believe there will be q
railroad there inside of three years
"The Lightning Peak country is
extremely good, and they are work
ing there very extensively. The
Wisdom is another excellent property
that is working at the present time
about 20 men.
"Of course, there are good many
worthless claims up there. Such 8
condition is natural with any large
mining country However, | believe
at the present time there are at least
so good properties to be developed il
that Immediate district that will, il
very short time, pay big dividends
, to their owners. OF course they arr
not actual paying mines at present
but they can very easily be made
such by development, and that ha
, begun in earnest by many.
Z "We have had people come il
: there and tell US they couldn't find 7
color, but [ want to state right her
2 that | can find color any plac
e through through that section, for
s have seen colors all through there
/ We laugh at such statements. Lon
e before the Dewey mine was found
a the surface of the hills around ther
: had stuffed of, thus exposing tb
e rich rock to view; and in other locs
e tions l have seen the same formation
The color of the rock goes to sho
v there are miles and miles Of 1t aroun
Y, there. sf
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-08-20
Indian Valley Citizen Dead.

Newsletter.
VIM. Coriel died at mis- home IN
Indian Valley last Friday night. Mr.
Coriel had been sick for several
months. He was among the early
settlers, an old soldier and highly
respected by all.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-08-20
North Idaho Crime.

Kootenai Herald.
A fiendish crime was committed at
Naples last Sunday. A woman, one
of the frail creatures of the new
railroad camp, in drunken row was
beaten and kicked into such condi-
ton that she died OF her injuries at
the county hospital Wednesday.
She was first beaten up by cJlored
woman, and then colored man fin
ished the work by jumping upon her
and kicking her, breaking ribs and
inficting other internal injuries caus-
ing her death. Dr. Bishop recon
mended that she be conveyed to the
county hospital. Her injuries prov
ed fatal. The brute escaped the Of
ficers. The name of the victim was
May Ricks.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-08-20

Unless you smoke merely to keep
your nose warm you must buy your
cigars Of j. Bell. He keeps good
ones for the money.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-08-20
100000 VOTED FOR WATER.
Weiser irrigation District Will Pay That
for Canal and Enlargement
Purposes.

sub districts was as follows.
First-45 for and 3 against.
Second-10 for and 3 against
Third-9 for and 2 against
Four-19 for and none against.
Five-20 for and none against.
The bonds will be advertised TO
sale about the first of next month.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-08-20

There was practically no opposi-
ton to the proposition to issue $780,
600 in bonds by the Weiser irrigation
district, and consequently the elect
ion Monday was quiet Nearly every
resident land owner voted, however,
with a result of 103 for.and 8 against
the proposition. The vote In the
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-08-20

The very atest-those secret lock
cts at Walls. NJ
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-08-20

Bicycles repaired on short notice
by N J. Sheffield. SatfSfactio4
guaranteed. ~
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@efdhrline Rin.

8rdGeent 8ooferelt bat befannttid
ben @sneralanpalt anor ~anaepiefen,
bic @fdnbune oes eroBen WoreonIhen
@iienbabn.tufs su p%erbinbern. SIN ben
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den 9anoels. Gommiiiiou e,tpeitern. emit.
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Dor BEN @omite. an befsn Spibe Der
te-tibmle gifenbabnmngnat @lfins
ftebt. einberi6tet unb t~penieftens i'm Ses
moi naifirt pitb. Ob iie eessntpdrtie
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riiroe ibr tpobl Prdiioent 8Oofepelt feline
nnteridrifi perfassn. 5tiber oosr ipd.
ter fam ie aber bod gum @sies tperben.
benin Worsan's 6anblaneer i'm Gonere6
fpiblen ipie bic Maulpltfe.
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alfenfp,s soniasfr6nuna.

YIN u. Wai foasn in Wabrib bic
5eflihtetten Der 2tDnuns oss oonn mo,
lorenn tperbenben 86aiss 4lfons NIT
elner 8spue lbsr $4,000 Mann Itup.
pen aaer Dafsneaitunsen aui benz
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am IL. Diai in Der DsputirisnIammer
itdtifnben unb bann pirb Alfons aud
aun eriten Nale bic Uniform enes Sc,
neral . Gapitdns Der ipaniidsn armee
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fefliGieiten umfaBt 8oIfsfsits. Stier,
fdmeFe. 8ferberennen. Bale unb @m
pfdnae. Sc oebnt iih uuf bic ieds Gage
BON IL. bis sum Is. Dtai aus.
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9H Oeutf5tanb merit mau, pae
mir aud ettpa6 f6nneu.

6dmmtIiGe photographer. abrefen.
Malereien. albums unb pIafifden
Runftrerfe. tpelde 9rins Ssinrid bon
feiner G~merifafahrt mad Sauie eebradt
Bat. iperhen sunddf In RisI. Johann i'm
8erliner Runftseperbe, Muieum ausee.
itelt tperben. UNI fpdtsr benz 6obensol.
lern. Mufeum bauernb e~inpsrIeibt su iper.
ben. Die 0efdsnfe.S ammlung lit eben.
70 umfansreid ipie ioftbar unb ipirb beim
beutfden gublifum. tpenn fie bsr auees
meinen 8efi&tisune suBdnaIid eemadt
tpirb. auBereetp6hnlidem Sntsrsfe be.
eesnen. SO III merfmlrbie, ipie iebr
iid bic Aufmeriiamieit Der ~sebilbeten
2reiie felt Der 70 ereieniBreid unb f1bn
p~erIaufenen Rsife bss prin3en Seinrid
alien Amerifaniiden s~ueetpanbt bat. Die
8erIiner Wonatsidrift ..Deutfhe 8unos
idau" trdst Der neuen @efdmadrihtune
bes Iefenben publitums Rsdnune unO
tat in ber April. Summer einen ArtifsI
oes Profefors 9uno Hrande bon Der
Sarbarb. nniperiitdt psfbfsnilidt. DaS
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bes @m. e. 6tsabTden 8udes .,Ames
rifanifrung Der Welt" iplrb in eyoBen
plataten an ben Anfdlasidulen anse.
seiet, DaS Wegf Steab'e if bon bet
maBeebenben gritif iehr abfdaie beur.
tbeilt iporben. 5ieab iast. bas Seron.
padien Nmsrifa's sur 8r66ten DeIt.
madt 1T bic et6bte poIitif&e, iosiale unb
icmmersie0e grfdeinnns u~nierer 9eit.
st periudi. nndsupeiien. bab Der Ame.
rifaniiirunss $ groseB bic game Wsli
burhajeht,
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Weues eufttAtF.

8. SO. Wslbon. Elm GIerf in BEN 8u.
reau bes aubitsurs Der Burlington Babn
in 81. Soisph. No., iOtpie Der Snee.
nieur @iliam Galbpe1 baben Elm auft.
fdiff e%tfunbsn. eas fe fur burdaus prai.
it'd balten unb au BET WettnusfteQuns
in 81. Souls brineen tpoaen. um fi6 nit
ibm an Der auftfGif.M ettfabrt su beitsi.
lisen. Das S6if beitebt aus einem
8aaon. Der 1900 8ubiifub Wafsrfoff.
sas fabt uno cine Graetraft BON 81. 600
Bfunb bot. CT trdgt cine aus Ieihtem
Siof anssiertiste @onbeI. in tpeider fid
bic Sisusrmaidine b%efinbet. Die CT.
timber bebaupten. nit ihrem 2uftihlf
cine @sidpinbiefeit pcn 80 Weilen in
Der Siunhe srreihen su f6nnen.
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Man Fam GtablpIatten tpie 4dfe
ierfAuetbeu.


Die bor 9uraem tetSFentIiGte GrfIdr.
una bss S6asamtes; baB 70 ettpas tpie
sinbrudsFdsre 8afsnidrdnfe niat metr
sriftire, tpurbe bon ben 8anfiers i'm
9anbe nit un~eldubieem 2d@eIn aufee.
npmmeh. ater fe 1T nihtsbehoirsnieer
cine Tbatfade. 0as SGasamt tpirb
feine tbeuren anRenfdrdnte mebr tau.
fen. fonbern in 3utunft elm automatiihe
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beitstuade snifpredenb ~berIdrFen. Die
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Illus q. 9ai4te ermbslidt Go einem
Dfanne. bic tdrteffe StabIpIatte 70 Ieidt
90 burdf6neiben. ipte sttpa elm 8nabe
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cine 2obIsnfoffpibe. @r bat Isstere
natdrlid nidt probuairt. UNI ben 8ittern
BON 8re&eifen bas .,Sunbipert' su er.
leiatsrn. %ionoern au Dem 8Uede. INN
Stabl. uub @iienbaIfen beim 8au bon
1dufern su burGi6nsiben.
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ipaufee eemadt. BORT foaie bas aigan.
tifde 6unbament zines DampffeEeIS aus
benz @rbeefdoB entfernt tperben, aber bic
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bic Sirabe eefhaift tpsrben tDnnen,
tpenn cine Mauer ibeiltpeiie nieberaeriIs
fen iporben ipdre. Ssmanb ertpdbnte bic
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aetang. Der @rinher beribrte nit Der
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erftere uorber nit einem eteftrifhen
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setualtiee SIammen . @arbs aufleisen.
peIde cine intenfipe Siss perbreitste unb
oas Nuee fat blenbete. Rad etpa fani
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breite Stele burhgebrannt unb in fur.
ser 9eit bate Der eieftriide Sttom biz
enormen StablmaHen in Trdmmeriiidt
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trifer bat feline @rinbuns 10 perpoa
fommnei. bab elm Strom BON so Dol.
tenftdrte aeniat. UNI bic itdrfite Stabl.
platte burhsubrennen.
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Erntfs.

g8ie in Gbicaeo beiunnt tpirb. III cine
Combination Der berporrassnOftsn 5ar'
benDrud. @eihdfte bes 2nnpes i'm @ange.
Die amerieau 1brss golors So. uub bic
HationaI GoloItppe in Gblca8o uno cine
Rep Yorfer 6irma baben bic Sniiiaiipe
su bieiem Blan ersrlfsn. unb tpsnn glns
Ieuue su Stanbe fommt. mirb bic COMO.
Ilbirle @efeafdnfi in Nsp Serisp lneor.
porirt meroen. Oeren 3ned sesenieitissr
Shub unb 8errineerune Der 1nfoiten
fem lou. nnmsnilid aber aud Der Sdab
sesen Ineeitslte. welhe elmer Union an.
aebbren, bic nod ftdrfer fem ioQ ais e,s
Organization Der .Stereoippsr.
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JnternatiUnafe A%ueffcanng bon
M~cfcrbeoteH In Berlin.

Cine internationaIs ausiteluna bon
Motorbooten tpiro am l. SUM- in Berlin
ibren Mnfane netmen. Die Der. Staa.
ten iino UNI reidlihe 8efdiduns berIel,
ben nit ben neusiten @lfinounaen aebeten
tporoen. Das unternebmen ftebt unter
ben Nufpicien Der neutrality-suspicious.
WOtotpaaen . MHociaiion unb an bei
Spite bS iotaIen @omites b%sfinben iid
einFubreide beuiihe Burger. Dae
Staats.D Department in Maibineion II
bena6ridtiet porben. boB 2aiier Wl,
belm fem reass Sntetsfe Der Ausieaunp
,utpenbet. 3ablrei6e %perituoae Meoail.
len unb Diplome barren Der Obiefie IN
Den perfdiebenen 8Iaii sn. tpsI6e bon Der
internationalen @rpstien sur 8reisft 5n'
uEG auserfeben tperben.
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RleifA.Gru6.

Bon alien 9ruis, tpsIGe bas Bolt bss
2anees ~ausfaueen. If BET 6teiihtrut ber
uerberblidfte. Seinen SrGbhadBtiid
fam fih Der arme Wann am gnbe nod
psrbittsrn Iafen; tpenn bic 8%udsrtarone
gar su ilppie perben unb ihre Preife ale
su bod idrauben. bann irinft er fe'nen
aafee I6Iieblid obne 9uder. Wenn
absr bel Der 9aaptmablset bes cages
oas SIeiid febtt. bann ffebt bic SADIE
tpefeniIid anoets. unb fait fbeint es.
ais folte Go 10 melt fommsn. Sn gee
rabesu unperfddmter Dsife bat Der
6teiidtruft i'm 2aufe bes letten Sabres
Die greife bod unb t6ber setrieten. 70
bab beniiesn Cages 6lsifa cur6Idnitis
lid 8 gsnis bro Pfune Haebr tofet, aIs
aur elsiasn 8sit bss @oriabres.
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Gin Garbieer Dor benz Gourtboufe
In ga SHuta, COL. anfeefndpft.

In ga JHuta, Col. aufeefnhpft.
W. s. Wagaes, elm farbiser S@Iaf.
tpagenbiener. tpurbe bon elmer aus ettpa
1000 Menfhen ~beftebenben Bolfsmenge
aus benz @efdnaniB geboIt unb auf benz
glab Dor benz Gourtboufe an eiuem 2as
t~srnenpfatI aufsetndpft. Sin 5riebens.
comits periudte es bereebli6. bas 2pnd.
esriht su bintertreiben. IS bate bmrh.
ssfebt. baB ibm Der Gefaueene itetants
tportet tpurbe. bamit es benfeLteu au
elnem 9sttdubniB bsipeeen tonne. Die
Gomite. MitsIieber batten fid nit ibm
nah benz Gourttoufe beeeben. faum absr
mar eS Der Menge befannt eeipotben,
bab Go iid bort nit BEN @sfoneenen eius
seialcHen babe. ala bic Dlsnse tputb.
fdnaubeno einen 5turmansriff auf bas
eouriboufe unternahm. @s hauerte nidt
LANCE. 10 tuaren i6mmtlids Benltsr bes
@ebdubes e~ingetporfen uno bic 9hGre
erbro4en. Der @efangene lputbe oanu
setunben auf ben Gourttoufe. 9las Der.
aussei6Ieppt unb a~ufeefnlpft. Ats ber
8brper beS q ,tpudten pben an BEN
0uerarm hes sleiirif6en aiatpfablss
hirs. tpuroen bunoette bon ReeoIpetn
sesoaen unO Der a6rper bes llnsIadlidsn
pnroe bon unsdbIissns RuseIn burdl6s
dert.
Waaaee ffanb i'm 8srbadte. in isinem
Sdlaftposen auf Der 5abrt BON Sos
an8etes, Sal, mad Denper bic 60ldb.
rice ~flbertaarise 6rau 9enrietta 8.
Miller persepaltist uub baIb tobtssidIa'
sen su baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-03
Gin Ssansofs aber bic Vriu;en.
retfe.

Der fransbEide SournaIif 2stouI.
uelHsr ben 4.rinsen oeinrid auf fsinsl
ameritafabrt beeIeitete. befdrsibt bic
5abrt ausflbrIid i'm ,Sournal be ga.
ris.. unb iaet. Der Bring babe fid bur6
fein fGlidtss, bei3lidss Weien bic Ser.
sen osr Entertainer i'm Sturm eetponnen
unb bel ieoer @eieeenbeit ausseprdetss
5eIhassflbl unit SdIasfertisieit bstpie.
fen, mas ben .Oanfeess ~eeesntiber ieben.
fats ni6t INNER Ieidt estueiea fei, 2s.
rour msint bann tpeiter. bic 1rinsenreiis
metbe iebod ben franabFfden GinfuB in
ben 8sreinieten Staaten niat idaoissn.
baeegen tebrobe bic lansiame aber ftetiss
G%,ntpanbsruns IeiBiser Deutfder In
9niunft ben frans6fii&en @influb in
Amsrita. ba bieies itstise Ginorinaen
beutIden 8Iu:es in bic Mpern amerifas
bebeutenben GinHub auf has Gempera.
ment unb bic 3ufunft Der a~merifanifhen
Raffe ausaben mfihe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-03
Die fenusn HA.

atbsrmann Ratban 3. 8renner BON
ber 9. Warb in sbieaao bat ftd in feiner
Sprade elmer urallen Dbraie bebient,
bod pdre bies beinabe psrbdnsnispol
fur ibn aetporben. Gr mubis ietnen
ausbrud tpibsrrufen. anbsrnfaIs CT bonn
5tabtratb nussefoben tporben mare.
Der ausDrud 8rsnner's, Der Jpn in bic
aIemms 8ebtadt. uar foleenber ..Gs
siebt nur brei Iloermen i'm 5tabiratb,
bic feinen eIdbenb belBsn Ofen iteblen
Ct erslrnie offsnbar pisls
Wit8Iieoer bes Staoiratbs, unb AIber.
mann NoGe bemetfte : ..8reuner tpltbe
fslbft slneu perfaultsn Sdinfen nebmen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-03
Giasnartiaer guns.

4us benz aIonbile iuurbs bsridtet.
baB bort an Der Nuels bes 9oreupine
stpei pe.feinerte S6ife, dbnIih bsnienis
sen, bic o ben Bittnsern benust ipur,
ben. aefanben iuurben. Sebes eerfelben
If stipa 100 5uB lana. Der Sunbort
b~sinoei ii6 sur 3eit 1000 SUB iber benz
MeeresfpiessI. 8eitdtiet ld bic Bad.
ridt bon BEN Sunbe. 70 fam man ben.
islben nidt anbers etiIdren. ais bab bas
aIonoife nod aur 9eit Der Menfdsn uns
ter Wafer- ftano unb baB es ii6 isitber
10 bebeutenb ecboben bat.