davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-04-21
coIIeae PresIdent il Dilemma.

When President Nicholas Murray
Butler was at college certain fresh
men Of his time made no scruple Of
stealing a pail OF milk which dairy
man placed outside the door OF Mr..
Buffers room while the occupant was
In class. In order to foil the maraud-
ers the future president Of Columbia
composed one day formidable leg
end. which he printed In very deep
letters and placed over the pail It
read: Il have poisoned this milk
with arsenic. Upon his return he
found the milk intact, but added to
his notice we're these appalling words;
$50 have We"
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-04-21

when you we're worried. All that's
his cab! I'll run and live the punch.
while you turn the terrapin. Now,
Nell dear, don't scold the poor fell
low!"
She swept through the portlere Of
the dining.room, just as the truant's
pass.key grated in the latch. A puz.
zled look-half query, half. content
swept the face Mrs. Douglass turned
first to her and then to the tall mir
ror, as she smoothed the laces rufIled
about her bosom. Next instant she
was extricating herself from a bear
like hug.
You mean old runaway! To keep
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-04-21

Skirts are OF many patterns. Som,
are smooth fitting round the hips, bu
into others creeps the Victorian full
ness. Some OF these fun skirts havI
the width held in by plaits to thl
depth OF hip yoke. Some have fis
yoke and front panel set in. the full
ness starting on the sides at the lowe
edge of the yoke.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-04-21
Fer YOUNG Girls.

With one white and one colored
evening gown a girl may go to any
number Of dances through a season,
and look smartly gowned, for chang
ing the trimming OF the waist with
lace bertha, chiffon fichu. or different
artificial flowers, makes the gown looh
like new each time. The present fash
ion Of wide belts of different colors
helps immensely, too, in changing the
appearance Of gown; a pale blue
belt instead Of pink and blue flowers
on the waist and lace bertha instead
of a fichu work Harpers
Bazaar.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-04-21

there are still few women who per
sist in showing favor to this most in.
congruous fashion. High collars are
de rigeur now and even our capes and
rufies have softening plisse effects
brought up high at the back Of the
neck, held in place by buckle; they
are sometimes even finished with
wide Medicl collar.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-04-21
A Novel Pen Rack,

A novel pen rack. suited for hand
some library table in a house lighted
by electricity. is in the shape OF a Low
trough Of sienna colored majollca. Al
the back Of the trough. on It's edge
are seated two blinking owls, viii
luminous eyes, the light being sup
piled by hidden electric bulbs.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-04-21
palntY unIlned Walats.

Very dainty, waists of pleated chiffon
or crepe de chine are made. in the un
lined style. The pleating is set into I
deep yoke, which falls well over the
top of the shoulder. BodIces OF chiffon
also have the pleated part fallint
loose in bolero style, and the lower
part of plain chiffon, which is almos
hidden by the frill.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-04-21

hour, but escaped, leaving flfty-two OF
their number dead.
In the meantime the head OF the
column, under Lieber, had a sharp
fight lasting an hour. The German
losses we're Lieut.. Noerr, four non
commissioned officers and twenty
eight privates killed and Lieut.. Hide
brand, four non-commissioned officers
and eleven men wounded.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-04-21
cioudIand.

Crimson and ivory, intertwist.
A banner floating upon the breeze
Guarding the place Of the new moons
tryst,
A glittering swarm OF golden bees.
Winging away over jasper seas;
A fllmy garland OF amethyst
BY the last faint glow Of the sunset
kissed:
Then naught but shred OF pearl gray
mist
Sinking behind the darkening trees.
clara Boise Bush In New Orleans
Times Democrat,
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-04-21
Mhere MaIana orapea oroM.

Malaga grapes do not come from
Malaga Only Muscatei and wine
grapes are exported from Malaga.
while the Malagas come from Almeria.
about 100 miles east, which probably
has an epnual crop Of 100000 50.
pound barrels
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-04-21
shaped and stItebed eand..

Shaped and stitched bands OF IN,
material make simple but pretty nm
ish for an afternoon suit They out
line fronts, cuffs and cape Of the
bolero and the edges Of the skirt ani
Of all flounces.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-04-21
Blouse PROBLEMS.

The difficulties Of the blouse prob.
lem are greater than they used to be.
for. unless Of 8 very smart order. we
DO not seem anxious to have much in
the way OF collars The hour Of the
transparent yoke and decolleio neck
for aoy wear Is happIiy over, though
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-04-21

two lone women up all night, by care
lessness about a train"
Really couldn't help it, darling
wifey!" DR.. Douglas answered cheer.
fly; prOnouncing the adjective dol
lln'-"You see the operation old Sill
cerly wired me to come for was a
capital one. The subject was worn
to a thread; and heart complications
forbade anaesthetics. So we used
hypnotism."
THAT silly fad again!" his wife an.
swered with a pout, Ronald Doug.
las, l do believe you are becoming a
hypnotic crank"
Il will, il my crankiness mitigates
suffering" he said gravely. 81 am
forced to give so much of that-to
be cruel only to be kind that IL a
woman like this one"
ooh, it was a woman?"
Eyes, and a marvelously beautiful
one She detained me, as Slicerly
wished to test her powers further,
and so missed my train"
"Sne humbugged even your" illogi-
cal Mrs. Douglas retorted. Ron, for
a elear-headed scientific old dear,
you are the most easily fooled by
! pretty woman"
There's but one pretty woman to
me, dollin' Wife" was the genuine
| response-"and she hasn't fooled
me-"
! The foretold nightmare to be foaled
/ kNV 20 - ha
myth. Silence as OF Egyptian tombs
wrapped the dark Douglas mansion
as the clock chimed three. In the
darkness the surgeon lay wIde-eyed,
but restful, thinking over the new ex-
perience Of the day.
Suddenly his wife spoke; he
caught his name-her cousins. His
hand intuitiyely went out to wake her,
as he muttered; my fault! Terra.
pin" but she spoke again and the
scientist paused to listen, smiling
broadly in the inky darkness. Then
the French clock chimed the quarter.
Mrs. Douglas sat bolt upright in
bed, a sense of hoFror-of hideous
doom upon her. She reached out her
arm, the plump little hand feeling for
her protectors pillow. Il was empty
his place by her side vacant She
whispered his name-then louder-at
last in agonized sobs. No answer
came. She glanced at the door. II
was ajar; dim CLEAN from the hall
lamp rejecting upon his empty place
shuddering with cold dread-burn
ing with shame at her own act--the
racked wife slid stealthily. from bed
and erept into the hall. Before heI
moving ghostlike to his doom.
crept her hu1band; white clad and
with bare feet that made no echo
on the carpet. Hesitant. slow. with
mein OF a guilty thing-he passed the
length of the corridor paused al
Madge Marcy's door-tapped softly
II was opened as OF itself In the
broad light flooding behind her-Witt
floating masses Of fair hair sculptur
ed throat and cleaning bust too light
" draped--her cousin stood, With
eager arms extended Nezt llstnnl
they were close about the ginning
husbands neck her soft cheek press
Ing BIS II ecstasy the blonde haiI
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-04-21
HMonsterV seIt plne.

Some Of the new belt pins show
monsters and grotesque heads, sug
gestiye Of the Japanese bronzes. This
drawing is carried out IN gold ant
some color outlined with black 81
sold.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-14

obtheiIung bar. Sisr tperben bic =
fur bic perf9iebenen &ranten oft iebr
fpe4ielnben = Miidunsen Der tiinits
li9en Habrune bsrseitelt. setOdt. i'm
&ubldpparat auf niebri9e Semperatur
gebru9t, bunn in bic @in5elflaIden
pertbeilt unb Bis our @erabreiaung i'm
Gisi9rant aufbepabrt.
Die 9efabr elmer &ranteitsiibertrds
gung bon einem uuf bas anbere Slnb
pirb in Der Qnitalt bur6 peinli9 ses
naue @pridriften iiber bic 9sbanb.
lung Der tLeinen gatienten unb bur9
bic neueiten afeptil9eu ginri9tungen
auf's ipirtfamite permteben. Sernsr
1T burd eine quite @ertbeiluHg ber
Rdume bafiir seiorgt. baB alle Rdums
reidlih bon 2ibt uub 2uft bur6fIus
tibet fperben t0nnen.
Oas Obergeidpb Der 8linit tpirb
BON ben Sipei grobsn Sdlen uno Re'
benrGumen eineenommen; in bem eis
nen iinb bic dlteren WGbden, in benz
anbern bic Gltsren &naben unterges
bra6t. Sm aleiaen 9eifob befinbet
ii6 ous 2ebrs unb Spielaimmer fir
bic acknowledgement.
Cine iebr tpidtige @bt6eifune Der
alinit befinbet iid in Der niebrigsn
8arade, bic re9ts ppr oem Sauptges
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-14
Sie MiI9 pirb unter 4uf f
fi9t eines 4r5tes
ftertItfirt.

llniperiitGt brii6en srpBe 4nertennung
eefunben.
Die 8erliner uniperIitGtstlinit uno
spolitlinit fir Sinbertruntbsiten bils
bet elm 9lieo Der aublrei9tn, in benz
tOni9li6en gbarit6s3rdntenbaus pers
einigten Ssils unb 2ebranitalten. Wer
nit Der Stabtbdhn bon Der Srieori6s
ftrabe nod benz 2ebrter 8ubnbof fd9rt,
beiien Bid besegnet, nadoem Die
Garlitrube setreu3t 1T. 5ur Re6ten
einem i'm norbii6en RenuiFanceitil 9es
baltenen 9aditeinbau, Der nit orei
9ieheln nod Der StabtbaEn gu auslds
bet. Shon bur9 bieIe dubere @eitals
tuns lit Der @runorib Der 8inoertIis
nit tlar ausgeIpro9en. Der mittlere
9iebel iiberoedt ben S0riuul, bas @e@
bGube fir 2sbre unb Sorf9ung nit
feinen 2aborutorien, 9ibliotbet uno
2eiesimmer, Der nd1 Der S6umdnnz
ftrabe 5u seridtete Sliisel bic 9oiitlis
nit, nGbreno Der nadb bem Gbaritegss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-14

bGube Iiest. Sier finben bic elmer in'
fetti0ten &rantbeit perbG9tigen &ins
Der gufdGbme. beDor eine ii9ere 9iags
noie BEL i6nen ssite1t fperben lam.
Dieie t6nnen natiirlidb peber i'm
Suuptbaus, Dem ie 9efabr brinsen.
nod in sinem Der SnfettionsbGuIer,
no iie @efabr luufen fpiirben
angeitedt 5u perosn, unterges
bra9t iperben. Die RGume finb bort
10 iinnreih bisponirt, bab bic ainber
Der sinstinen 4btbsiluugen in Der ga,
rude ii6 audi gesenIeitig nibt sefGbrs
lih tperoen t6nnen.
Den ausseIpro6enen Snfettions=
trantbeiten snolid bienen pter BON ben
bis6er bem Snititut fir Snfettionss
frantbeiten sugeboriaen 8ardden, bic
gu benz 3tued elmer 8eitauration uRz
terirorfen ipurben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-14

fleine @rbenpiIger perfiiat oft nur iiber
etnen tpenig INSTRUMENTATION Orsas
nismus, unb tpenn linn nibt bic iprgs
fdltigite pflese 5utbeil pirb, tpds sben
folten 5u erm0sli6en LIT, fagt er Der
f9nOben Welt balb frieber Ballet. Die
9auptf9ulb an bem brobenSen g2ies
oergdng Der itol5en angelTG9If6en
Rdtion tpiirbe iebph Der al3u grpben
8orliebe bes sarten GeI6le9ts = fir
ngeiitreide" GetrGnte Su3uI6reiben
fsin. Das 1T bic ueberseueung Der
lpeibliden MdBisteitsapoftel, bic qe>
genpGrtig In 2onbon unb allen ipids
tigeren 5abritorten @roBbritanniens
nit beiBem 8emiiben baran iinb, ibrs
berirrten Wliti4peitern sur llmts6r au
beipesen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-14
g feifor Seubnerbet ei'
ner llnterfuhuna.

6enfiguren ausgemalten WartsIaal.
bon oem aus iie in ie ems Der nsben'
einauoer on Der 2du9spanb bss Wars
teraums Iieaenoen unteriu9ungs5ims
mer treten. I'M BON oem bier peilsuoeu
GiitIien5ar3t, bsSiebun9sipeiIe 0irsttor
beratben 81. lperoen.
Der no1 Dem G6ariteqebGuoe Su
sslesens (nDroli9e) 6liiget Der alinii
entbdlt bic et9entli6en 9runtenrGume
fir bic Ri9tanitsdenoen Stnber. SIN
Groeef4cB iinO Die Sleiniten Der 8!eis
nsn, in tsiuSelSimmesn Die Sduglina.
unb Ia einem arofen (8-reas) SdaI
Die eins Bis brsiidbrisen 9inber unter'
gebraGt. Sins uniersr Siloer oetSt
ems Der SGuslin9sJimmer; bic @ins
ri9tuns Der Setten. bic 6uBencspans
ne. Die @age. auf Der ems Der in Ge'
neiung befinoIiden Babies iibt. iino
lei9t gu ertennen.
Sin anberss Bib felt einsn GuberIt
pi6tigeu Rebenraum Der SGu9iin9S'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-14
Die Ginoertliuit In &crlia.

9lnseiihts Der SbutTa9s. oob in
Deutfbldno in ben leBten Sabren,
fpGbreno bic Stsrbli9teit i'm 9lages
meinen in itetiSem Riidgun9 begriffen
Ut, bic Sterbli6teit bes frIbeIten 8iH'
besalters 5ugenommen bat; unb anges
fi9ts Der ferneren 9batiahe. buB bic
Souglingsfterbli9teit bur6 bic Dirt'
famteit tiihtiger Qsrste alIein nuI Elm
normales MaB beruntereeIebt peroen
lam, bisber aber Der llnterridt Der
Ierate in Der 8inberbeiltunoe an ben
preuBif9en llniOsriitdten nod p0llig
unsurei9enb mar. bat bic S9affung
elmer muiterbaften StGtte fir ben pa
biatrii9en llnterridt an Der gerliner
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-14
Die ncuc amerifanii9e Stride In
Berlin.

Inter GROCER getbeilisuns Der umes
ritdnifGen @Olpnie in Berlin purbe
tiirali9 bic neue amsritaniI6e Stride
in Der MoBitrabe etnsepei6t. Die
Sir4e 1T nad ben pldnen bss t0nislts
den 8auratbs Otto Warb in Char
lottenbur9 unter 2eitung bes gr9itetz
ten Sdger nit einem SoitenaufpnnOe
BON runb 100000 erbuut lpurben.
Der &ir4enraum fubt einf6liebli9
Der Gmporen 400 SiBpIdbe. Die 8an=
gel 1T im@essniaB gu beutiden &ir6en
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-14

Sereniffimus. Sereniis
iimus bat bic Ibiiht fi9 in ieineu
freien Stunben nit pbotogrupbiren gu
beiadfti9en. @r ldBt ii9 einen bo9>
feinen @pparat tommen unb min Suz
nG4it feinen 4biutanten pbotosras
pbiren. Sereniifimus felt ben 9lppus
rat elm unb ruff bunn gang erIuunt:
~4eb. mein Qieber, iparum itellen sic
ii4 benn auf ber &opf?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-14

IarOe geridtete 6liisel bic eigentIi6e
aIinif cntbGIt. Ous 4olitlinit9e6Gu>
be bat i'm SbergeihoB bic bebugli4
eingeri6tete Wobnung Der &ailerss
pOrtRer 9iatoniiiinnen. Der Iangid6s
rig betpdbrten Pfleserinnen Der Sin.
bertlinit. unb 0ienitipo6nungen. gu
Der PoIitIinit fiibrt Der 3ugang uns
mittelbar BON Der StraBe aus. Die
SiIfsiu6enoen gelaneen 5unG9t in
eine srpbe Saqe, mo iie bur9 einen
gir5t burdufbin gepriift fperben, OBJ lie
nit anItedenoen 2eiosa (&eu9buiten.
Maiern, S9arla9, Sipbtberie uIp.)
bebdftet iinb. Sn bieiem SAL perosn
iie in beionbers abgetrennte Durtss
5immer getpieien uno in einem beIons
beren, oOlig BON ben Sauptrdumen ges
treunten 3immer unterIu6t unb be.
bunbeIt. Die iibrigen (tpeit in Der
Mebr5uhD geldngen in ben grpBen ans
gene9m nit Sinoeribpuen unb MGrs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-14
: lInter 9 q dfifd e II.

= untsr 8udfif6en. =
nWarum miiiIen eisentIi4 bic 2eut>
nquts Caution itellen, penn lie bsirds
tbenG" : n9ufiir. OuB iie ibrer Srau
treu blei6en!"
-Ni9tan5ubringen. Saus
iirer gum &ablt6pfisem: ~S96ne
Saarbiirite ssfGqi9?" : sd, eine
Saarbiirite9 aGdsrIid!"-nRu, bann
pielsi9t e feinsn 4bitdubera!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-14

Der Serr bes Saufss.
r9ut, i9 nebme alio. bas 3immer,
bite aber iest nod um ben Suusa
idliifel." : r9en Sausi9liifel2 Su,
posu benn2 @ifen's, mir fan ieBt
balo atuan5ig Sabr perbsiratbet, unb
in Der Aeit bat mein lieber Mann nur
einmoI. brei Sage nu9 Der Soa5eit.
ben Sausf4liifel perlangt = NADIA
ME ipieber!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-14

RerpDs. 9orfpirtbin (Oeren
Mann trant 1T, gum 9lr5t): LIMB 10
nerp0s lit jebt mein Mann, nsulid bat
er beim Raufen Spei Obrfeigen trie9t.
ba mar er sIei4 uuber ii9!"
Ser 8orfi9tt9ei oer
Sommerfrii DE. Wirtb: rSOmz
men sic bod beraus, 9err Maier, am
Simmel itebt Elm prG9tiser Hegenbo,
gen. = SremOer: .Soitet's pass"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-14
: WP a d, I Der @etp bnbeit.

- 80 a DIT Der @eDO Ohn9ei t.
ssrember (im 8abeprD: n9rin9en Sic
mir Elm @las 8uher, 8elIner!" =
Sellner: .3u ipel9em PreiIe9"
9eIebruns. (Scene: 3oolos
siI6er @arten.) Dame (5u ibrem SO4s
ier9eD: rSieb, GIs4en. bies iinb
Rebe. @enn bic nun gr0ber tperosn.
bonn bstommen fe @eipeibe uno psrs
ben Sirf4e."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-14

-Grttdruns. rWpber es nur
tommen mag, baB uns Srauenaugen
10 Iei9t gefdbrlib perben fOnnen9" =
Sang einfa4: BON Der NeBbaut, nit
Der lie arme SiI9lein fansen!"
Warnuns. 2ebrerin: n5riBl.
penn 9u nod einmal 10 unge3ogen
biit, ge6e i9 gu 0einem papa." :
5ribl: rsbun sic bas nibt; meine
Diana 1T fur9tbur eiferiii9tis!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-14
9[ushtr g nnIs.

2ebrer: .Run. Sinper, mas psrItebt
man unter Gpi9teit9 MiilIsr, iug
Su's. ipie lunge buuert ipohl cine
Glpi1teit2"
MIllsr: ,.Gine Giuistsit bdusrt es
A. g., Iaet INNER bic Wlutter, Bis Der
Batter uus'm Wirtbs6aus tommt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-14

%, bieie MGnner! Srau
(5u elmer alien Sunsfer); Sinh 9
frob. 5rduIein getti. baB g net gebei'
rats 9aben, bic MGnner iino ale mir
mert6! SpbdIb Der erIte Qiebesrdui9
berflogen is, is nit Der 2ieb aus unb
bic Rdufd' faneen AM" %
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-14

simmer HapaIter. NUGeue
Dame: n0us 1T ia iebr Id0n BON Sbs
nen, Sic iugten geitern bel meiner
Treunbin 9lard, ib tpGre cine oumme
@ans!" = Serr: .Ydrbon = i'm Sea
eentbsil, ia mar Der Gin5ise. Der es
niht geIagt hatl9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-14
@iffias 0iaanofs

Gin glrst pirb mittsn in Der Ru6t
Su elmer alten, iuunberIi9en aofette
serufsn. bic i'm beitdnbig nit ibren
eiusebiIbeten 2eioen quilt, vllm 9otz
tespiaen, Serr 0ottOr, Idreit iie inn
eutgegen, belfen Sic. iiberall isEe i4
erGblibe 9eIi6ter!"
.Sein @unber". antiportst oieier
drserli9. pSie babeH ia uua brei
Spiesel bier bdngen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-14

- Sinuusgeseben. sd
bin seipiB, meine @eoi6te perbsn nod
bepunbert perben, ipenn 90tts, @iz
6enborff unb Seine lGngft pergefen
iino!" - nSa - aber bis babin
ni9t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-14
nGMHe Oepotipn. 5

S09ite Oepottou. Sofs
mdrI6aa gum S6riftitener. Der aus
sinem 8ube porlieIt): Bite, baItsn
sic has Bud 10, baB Spb,it mid! inns
mer ben Riiden bsfeIben anieben
mub!
= Mud elm 9runb. .Barum
Steben Sic Weibfpein benz Rot5pein
por2" pg8eil man BON bem INNER
9Iei4 Die Slaids austrinten mub, oas
NIT er ni9t ible9t pirb!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-14
Gins Stotfer.
aNein. nur Bis bubsr!"

Dame Ole nit ibrem Mann i'm Res
iiaurunt ipeii): %. Serr @irtb, mein
Wann bat Elm 6rauenbuur in Der
Suppe!"
gBirtb: nHu. Fnb Sic aber sIei9 els
ferIii9tig!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-14

iebr nisbrig ungebra6t. unb bic BON
grOf. Reimann gepriifte unb i'm Son
fir pOrsiigIid ertldrt. Orsel befinoet
iih unmittelbar neben bem 9lltur. Der
9au 1T in ipdtsotbii6em Still sebaIs
ten. Der Sburm bes @ottesbauies.
oas aus SunbFsin erri6tet 1T, bat
cine S0be bon 165 SUB. 8isber
mubten bic @ottesbienite fir bic umes
ritanii6e GOlonie in benz 6riitli6eu
@ereinsbuufe, @ilbeImitraBe "a, obs
ss6dlten perben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-14
81 u 9 eiue u auffaffung.

Der tlsine Sspp lam 9runnen):
p0u. @uta, mas boaBt benn b0s, oab
bu iteht ngtur Srinttpafsr"?"
80, ia, nur Srintipafer =
iusil's bait tpa Bier net is, hummer
&ua!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-14

S9piesermutter (bie ii4 nit
ibrem S6piegeriobn photographer
lGbD: SOL i6 pielei9t meinem
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-07-13
Heavy Forest Fire.

The forest fire on Groom Creek,
brief mention of which was made in
the last issue of the Journal Miner,
proved to be the largest of its kind
that has occurred in the Prescott
forest reserve for years.
AS soon as he learned of the blaze,
Forest Supervisor f. r. Stweart went
out to the scene on Tuesday morning
and found the situation there serious.
He Immediately smmoned about forty
men and set them at work fighting the
flames and towards evening had the
fire partially under control but about
dark the fire spread again and he ap-
piled to the commanding officer at
Whipple for assistance and thirty six
soldiers were sent out whoworked near
ly all night with splendid results. On
Wednesday another detachment of for
~ soldiers relieved the first detach-
ment and succeeded in getting the
fire under perfect control.
Mr.. Stewart says that United States
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-07-13

soldiers are the best fire fighters that
he has ever seen. They 90 about the
work systematically, do their work
thoroughly, and effectively and know
just what to do to accomplish the best
results.
Before getting the fire under con
troll it had burned over an area Of
about two and a half miles long by
one and one half miles wide, destroy
ing a considerable amount Of valuable
timber, also lot of young and grow
ing pines.
Mr.. Stewart went out oa Tuesday
morning and remained until Friday
evening until the last vestige Of
danger was passed.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-07-13

The weather bureau has never
missed making a correct weather
forecast for this territory for a
year-when it has predicted fair
weather. On numerous occasions
when it ventured storm prediction
it failed every time. By the way it is
noted that this bureau intends enter
ing the field for "lODg range" predic-
tics, that instead of combining its pre-
dictioDs, as heretofore, to twenty
four or forty eight hours in advance
it will attempt a forecast of the
weather for several days in advance,
1t is having a station built on noun
tain in the Blue Ridge in Virginia,
and from that high elevation will in
dulge in kite flying. balloon ascensions
and other scientific gymnastic feats,
attempting to solve the problems OF
the upper air. Mr.. Garriott, one OF
the official forecasters, says the
weather sharps already have "the
! threads of long range forecasts in theiI
hands, This is interesting. What
! has become of the threads of short
range forecasts? AS at present con-
Quoted the weather bureau is little
more than ornamental, and farmers and
pioneers who follow its guidance are
misled almost daily.