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The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-03-22
DREOGE BUILDERS
ARE ALL BUSY

Captain Robert Winters. manager
of the New England Dredge company,
operating in Boise Basin, has re-.
turned from Boston, where he went
to cunfer With the officials OF the
company. He reports that the com.
piications growing out OF the death
OF Mr.. Souther. who organized the
company. have sil been cleared up
and the company is nov about pre-
pared to proceed with the equipment
Of its property with additional
dredges.
Il has been determined to put on
two machines OF the greatest capac-
ity. They will be OF the New Zsa-
aud type and each will have q capac-
ity OF 100000 yards mOnth.
When it came to looking up
builders for the proposed dredges, It
was found the principal manufsc.
turers had orders ahead that would
keep them busy for many mouths.
The two leading makers Ut that kind
of machinery we're found to have six
large dredges, each under contract,
In addition to other work. aud would
be kept busy for six months before
new work could he taken up.
Notwithstanding the probable de
lay In getting the machinery, the
compauv expects tn have the two
dredges erected by Decem ber, so they
will be ready to go into operation
next spriug.
There 10 one serious problem con.
fronting the company; this 10 the
difficulty In securing electric power.
II has been hoped aud planned to
use such power on the plant, but
conditions are such that II may be
necessary to depend upon steam.
For the operation of the machines
500 horse power will be needed, but
" hen II cams to contracting for such
supply II was found no one was In a
position to make u contract to de-
liver It, The field has been beaten
over again aud again without a solu.
tion of the problem having been
reached. The company cannot defer
the Improvement another year, aud 1t
may therefore be obliged to arrange
for the use OF steam. Boise States
man.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-03-22

william Flint, the mining expert,
who represents, n big eastern devel-
opment syndicate, and who quietly
dropped into Sumpter few weeks
ago on q trip OF inspection OF this
camp. departed yesterday afternoon
for Utab. -
Owing to the limited time at his
dispusal hs, wss able to visit only the
mother lode mines ou Cscker Creek.
The particular mission which brought
him to Sumpte was to examine the
Little Cracker gold mine, above
Bourne, Of which Don l.. willard 10
general manager.
In con variation w.th a Miner re-.
porter he said.
'"This IL one OF the best camps !
have ever vipited. Forming a con-
clusion from what I have seen OF tho
Cracker Creek district mines. ! can,
without hesitnncy aud without uqui'
vocation, pronounce IL u great camp
The structural conditions are mag
nincent. Every available element for
successful mining, In the way OF
tim ber, water. climatic condition,
accessi biiity. ETC., are favorable.
For this reason ! cannot understand
for the lite OF mo why men should
leave thi, camp aud join the Wild
STAN pede tO Nevada.
81 have been over every foot OF
the territory comprised In the boom
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-03-22

l.. Hirschland, the wholesale
liquor man from Baker City. passed
through Sumpter this afternoon on
his way home from Bourne. 1.-The
strongest argument" said he. Sin
favor OF q railway from Sumpter to
Bourne. 10 furnished by thu condition
of the road up the sulch. It's awful.
On account OF the big o)ld snap ia
December, the ground froze to q
depth OF at least three feet. 1t Is
now gradually thswing out. with the
result that there's practically NO
bottom"
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-03-22

Don't travel over the Illinois
Central, as any old road will do you
aud We don't want your patronage;
but II you are particular aud want
the best aud mean to have II, ask the
ticket agent to route you via the
Illinois Central, the road that runs
through solid vestibnle trains be-.
tween st. Paul. Omaha, Chicago, st.
Louis, Memphis aud New Orleans.
No additional charge 10 made for
seat In our reclining chair cars.
which are fitted with lavatories and
smoking rooms. aud have a porter
In attendance.
Rates via the illinois Central are
the lowest aud We will be glad to
quote them In connection with any
transoontinental line.
j. &. LINDSEY, T. +. 4 p. A.
la2 Third street. Portland, Oregon.
b. II. TRUMBULL, Commercial
agent, la2 Third street, Portland,
Oregon.
PAUL B. THOMPSON, Freight
and passenger agent, Colman build
ing, Seattle, Washington.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-03-22
STATE VACANT LANDS
23,OOO.OO ACRES

Homsseeker travel into Oregon has
caused many To ask where these
people are to And homes In the
state, many being of the upinion that
all the good land In Oregon has been
taken up. say, the Portland Telegram.
That this opinion Is without fouOds'
tiou In fact, u demonstrated by the
Agares published herewith, which
set forth that tho state of Oregon
hss more than $4,000. 600 scrss OF
land, Of all ciassss. still open Tor
entry. Title tn fully ons'thi'd the
area ci tho %tats yet rsmains With
the government. .Ot course. II IL not
maintained that all of this land Is
suitsb,s for fsr nv. hut much ut u
IL Of n quality that will bear con'
version into hon,ss. which IL isn'
dsred possible uudeI the homestead
not.
Throughout the 81 Gounttes ot
Oregon these lands are distributed.
aud Union couuty alone hss l33, $50
acres yet subject tn eptrI.
In addition tn the above, 1t IL es'i'
mated that three are fully 2oo,o)o
acres OF state land yet uusold. There
are Included In the 10th aud 3Oth
section OF sverS township, or lands
In lieu thereof. aud ARE offered ut
o.. 80 per acre. without settlement,
In auantitis, not To exceed $40 acres
TO each purchaser. Payments may
be made la hvs annual payments OF
30 cents per acre, with interest ut
the rate Of u, 7 aud \ per cent per
nuuum upon the deferred payments.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-03-22

A NICklE
FOR $1,000 GOLD

A recent press dispatch from Ash
land, this state, tells the following
interesting story: Compromise of
suit at law. which has attracted un-
usual interest in this part OF the
state, has just been accomplished and
the case dismissed and stricken from
the docket of the circuit court at
Jacksonville, where 1t was lett BY
disagreement Of the jury at the last
term OF court.
The suit was known as the "tin can
case" and involved the ownership OF
a ,um of money found In tin can
buriei under an old chicken house
on the farm Of Roberts & O'Neil, In
the central part of the Rogue river
valley, some dozen or more years
ago. The Dsnielson boys, then
small kids. were engaged, according
to their story. In cleaning out the
CHICKEN house, when they found the
can of money, which they atterward
to amount of $1,000 In
value, being $50, $40 aud s5 gold
pieces. They took IL to Mrs. Roberts
at the farmhouse, who gave them a
nickel aud told them the LUrd would
reward them for their honesty.
Years rolled by and the boys de
cided to bring a suit tu recover the
money and interest, as found prop
erty, and suit was commenced. The
case has been In the courts for some
time, being thrown out on teohni-
cality first, carried to the supreme
court. new proceedings instituted
aud disagreement OF trial jury fol.
lowing, until now, just before the
matter was tU come up again. it has
been announced that the case has
been settled outside of court by the
payment OF the sum of $4,000 by
Roberts 4 O'Neii to the Danielson
brothers. each side paying their own
law expenses, which have been quite
heavy.
Robert, & O'Neil Is a wealthy
Arm OF farmers of this valley, and OF
excellent general reputation, never
having been accused on any more
serious charge than that, perhaps, of
squeezing the eagle on the dollar q
little too tightly to make Themselves
popular. Their contention IN de-
tending the suit was that the can OF
money found, which they did not
deny. held from $500 to $1,000,
they did not know exactly, instead
Of the $1,000 claimed by the boys,
and that II was their property, the
can having been buried under the
chicken house for safe keeping by
Mrs. Roberts.
1t 10 said that the compromise was
by the defendants only out
Of difference to Mrs. Roberts, who
Ia quite aged aud whose health was
threatened bv the strain which the
trial OF the case aud the c0nse-
nnent pnbfiCitv OCcasiOned her
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-03-22

Bring la your ore" ssy' the
local manager of the ore exhibit. The
building 10 now In shape for occu-
psncy. The various members of the
board of msuAxsrs have been 80 mott
fed.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-03-22

Buy your shoes from Johns;
every pair guaranteed. a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-18
Gicb cincs itiaen Wanncs.

Sb Iu IielcS olid) erfonntelt
Sn ocS GentenS wilbem Sogcn,
Iarilt boS Bette, puS iii ionocIt,
Simmer ood Den anberen ingcn.
@luitben ionit, OH ieiit %pernnrrct
llnb Oh triebelt oulnmc Sahelt;
Sobncn0 tont untb bobucrb ldnorrCt
Sintcr 0einem Sbritt iDr 2uder.
Ser Der on6cren @lid mil rihten
9luf ben Shmer5, Der i'm gcpeinigt,
@iro non unaepoihnen Wid)ien
Nnaebellt ntb bart aelteinigt.
NrreS Sreiben, urmc 2enie!
8ornGrtS itrcbe nnperoroIicn,
God oeS @iiienS bette 9ellte
Sali in Geincr 9rillt perihloiien.
s. q. b. . d) efel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-18

lml Illgemeincn lcbr gut. SIT elll'
mai cine EoroOc gut a~bgcIou'ell, 10
ldBt Der ruiiiidc @ur0c . Gf'i5lcr lld)
nidt lunlpcn, or QIbt icllcn SclIicn
mas gum Velten mo 81 Cltcrll miro
CT nid)t 10 Ieidt perichlcll, IclllcS llli'
gems 81 beglHdniinldcn mo nit
ibncn Den SitcrtuB ull2}ltolld)cll.
TnS Salnir oc9 ruiiildCn @oroc -
listers lit erbeblid) b0bcr ais Ou9 Oc1
&itien . Siii5iers, rciht obcr no
mcntlih bel Der aouollcric bel Mct
tenn nldt aus, Die SCbclr3bcoilrInIl'e
81 beltreitcn. Sn Der @urOc &llIol'
teric loa eS Hegimlcntcr gcbcl, III
0cnet Sffi5icrc obnc 3lIld)uB BON
Sollc ourd)gcfommCn llnO, nbcr It.
bcn0lg bat man cincn loIhct CtIl'
5ier nod nid)t gclcbclL mo mlnll
fam oircft o%nncbnrlt, nab CT ocnt
9ictd)c Der Wptbc o%nNcb0rt. Guo Ia
merao1d)oltllde ScbCn Der rtlllId)cn
@ar0c : Oiii5icrc lit Ioltqc nidt 10
lntlm lpic Oo@ in Der prcllBlldcn@or'
DC, nomcntlih icblt ou9 Nullnolcbcn
10 gut lulc goll5. Vtun pcrlcDrt lla'
tilrlld) miteinnn0cr mo bel Ocn Der
bclratbetcn anmeroOCrL lt1O 0lClcS
boll1lg nit belon0crcr Norlicbe, ubtr
III Den anlino1 lit g lcCr, lUcnIl llldt
cll1nlol cln b%eIlcrco ,SClt Acnlo6t
miro, mas oucroinQ3 ucrbotCn it,
0orlrm ober ood) lcbr ImAcnirt be
tricbcn miro. Won bat ld)on Cont
manicure bon @ar0C . NCNimcntcrl
acIcbcn, mcld)c Die Nht9bilOlnN ibrcr
litngltcn SicrItcnuni9 ou0lrh 81
lorocrn gloubtcn, ouB lie cine tlcinc
9u1f auflegtcn. Hun bel 0lcIcn tlct'
men Nonfen miro I'M Nrobc Sull'
lnen Qclpiclt. SSnt &riCAC boltcn lld)
Die rltllilden @or0c . Giii5icre brnu.
Go3 Dobcn lie bultIig bUulclcll, mo
iucrm 10 mcnigc bon ibncn iih ictt
l,nd) DEM oltaiiotiihcn aricN3ihol-
plate bobcn obconmulOircn luiicr,
10 bat boS icincn @rlmO 0orill, ooB
Oieicr arieg, mic in 9ul,5 HuBIono,
and bel Den @oroc Ciii5icrcn I'M
bod)ltcn @rooe unpopular lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-18
6~ricoridD Der @rufc mis- Namcngc'
hrr.

Ter groBe 6rieorid) bate cine
ltorfc abreigung 9egen polnlibc9tc'
Tcn. 9ei elmer Hepiic IN Eon1nlern
lrogic ct cincn Siii5iCr nod leinenl
NunlCn. Gericlbc o~ltluortctco .>Sll-
%lr5unto." ~9tciL" io9tc Der SO.
Mig, .Gr bciBt W%orgCnltern." Gu@
mar bic llcb%crleBltn4 0cS pplniidcn
@ortc$, mo Der Sfli5icr nobm o
Stlno an Ocn Oeutldlcn Nonten an.
&erid)icoenc Wiitglie0er Der poIni.
lden 6onliIic BON Eordo5lpinidp, Ole
ais Sili5ierc III ben Nrmee'n itun'
ocn, nobnten oui 9efebl Ocs 8onig3
Den Honuen Bod" an. Srieori6
cmplono oltd) cine Tbnelgi,ll0 ge9cil
a0c Nomcr ole nuf MS" cnoigten.
Bin if ocnn bier IN &onl," riei er
cinc9 Cages aus, olS ailt elmer Wc'
lid)tlglu1B bon ongelcgten aolonicn
lid) ibm cin ImtSrotb alulliiilS mo
turj borallf Gin 9ouinlprcttor Wcn'
5%eIinS pprltellten. Ytit ieincm Sol.
ScfrctGr lm5uirieocu, CAB cr oieient
Den Ibld)ic0 mo ertbeilte Dem Mi.
hitter Mihoelia Den NuitroQ Elm an.
0erca toualifCs Subjeft ingorihluq
ST. b%riltNcn. Ierlclbe ianbtc cincu
jlntgen Wonn. NomcnSS hmobciiuS.
noh EotS0ml. aallm bottc Der &0'
Mig ieincn Norncn gcbort, olS CT i'm
ioiort IN oSdpor5" mmtollitc. Nl5
ibm Die Gci0r0eruitg 0c9 Hefercn.
bars Socciu3 gum arieaS, ulo %.
moncnrotb 5llr Soa5icbnnlg porgc.
lcgt mltr0c, ld)ricb CT borirltcr: nSe'
0o6 nit Ocm 9eoinq, Dob CT Sale
belize, mo ocn Gins" pcglolic,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-18
Die Wad,tfliuacl.

,3lpci Aer5tc lnBen BERN Nbeiniucilt'
glos,
gcflooten ibr hittereS Sos,
Ntc aoiicnor5tlpielen fein ainoer
ipob,
Wic Der Vorltono oft riguroS.
o8iel Icrger bat man, ipcnig Nnb',
Sug9iiber 1T man i'm Qrob,
limo modt man IbenoS Die 9ltgcll
6lt,
Nciben f foit Die Rotiflingcl ob."
Go flo9t Der cine, ipiiIt bic Nltb
WPit Wcin in lid binein.
Gollega idmun5clt: Sci nlrr gut
llnO Lob Oein Shimplcn lcllt!
Chat nienlols ScnlonO an ibr Sicb'n,
W0r' id 5u bctloacn lcbr,
9tic iGb' ib @cin I'M @Inle gliib'n,
9tie oilritc id) bicrbcr!
Tod bel Der @lodc licbcnt aluig
Reid)t mir mein Gb'geiponit
les SulllcS Shlilncl, Idiuer NM
lang,
Ger uncrreihbor lonit!
llllo fomml' ih cnolid bnnn nud)
SmiS
8om arnnfcn mo ponl Weiit,
;3icb' iD crit lciS bic Stieicln aus,
Gam nag ih mid binein.
SSSm Groum nod gebt Is Hing, Hing,
Hang.
llnb rllft iic morgen ipic0er:
Gum 2rnntcn fiibrt mid crit mein
8ong,
God Damn gum Wein, ibr 9riiocr!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-18
Tie rmNiidWn Warbcn nno bic McOu.
lmtipn.
(Sdlluk.l

Nod Dem in grobem Stpl mise
nirten aui1tmo Der 1efrobiiten bo'
ben Die ruIiiihcn @orocn iid nlt)t
micoer beritfen gefiiblt. aelpoltlum
in Die @eid)ide oes SerriherbolilcS
mo ocS 2onees cin5ugreiicn, iuc'
nigitcn nid)t coIeftiu. iuern man Der
@erlihcrung @louben Identen Dart.
bob Die anrtotihenld)iiIIe, Die an
Gpipboniostugc oicies Sobr bel Der
@oiicripeibe bon elmer 9otteric Der
8oroe . grtiQcrie ST. Eferoc aif oos
@interpolais gcieuert luuroen, tbot'
iGhlih MIR ulti arobe Nodlo'igtelt
5iiriid 81 iilbrcn iinb. Garan uber,
Dob es inter Den ruiiiid)en 8orbcof.
t"iSiercn 2euie gibt. Die BON llmitiir5'
Socc'n ongcfrGnfclt linb, lam fonrt
geSpcifelt ipcroen. 3oS Sf'i5ler'
Corps Der @orbe Hegimenter re.
frriirt iid) in eriter Hcibc aus oett
3oglinaen bcS fuiierlid)en Fagcn.
corps mo Der Nifoloi'ifen @aroe'
Snnterihule, bic ousidlieBlid ao'
palleriltcn ousbiloct; %ierter aus oett
pcrlhieoenen auoctiencorps; bic
3oglinge bcs Yo9encorps nnb Der
8oroe , Sunterid)ulc iinb inioferit
bepor5ugt, oils tic bel ibrer geforoe'
riing 81 Ofii8ieren. iaUa lie oieYrii'
iungcn nit Nus5eidnung beltanoen
boben, brett III bic @orbc einiretcn.
mGbreitb Die &aoetten I'M beltenSoI.
lie cine Yeitalung ais Gornets ubcr
Sobnridc Tin RnBIonO pollgiiltigc
Siii5icre) Der 9inie erbolten, pleid)
bel ibrer 0%eforbernng 81 8aroe'Ie-
eimentern 5~ucommanoirt uub nit
AnciennitGt bon linen iibernommert
peroen. Eroteftion lit nid)i obnc
einflub auf baS grgebniB Der Bril-
funsen. Nm Veiten boben eS oi,
ToaelL rcip. &ommcr . Eagch, Ole
IN Scr Foaen . Gompoaule i'll Der
front ole Stcaung bon llnteroiii5ic-
rem perieben. aniprndl auf Nninot'
me in oaS Tagen . Corps fonncn mir
MoeIige erbeben, oeren Batter Wene'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-18
Mns Der llrgcid)id,tc Der Sabn.S ed)'
nif.

Gs lit Jest ieitgcitelt. oob id,on bic
GIteiten 3obrGr5tc 8olb fir hos be-
ite NittcI Der 3obn : Gehnif aeboi-
ten baben. Sir Die iriibeite aoontc.
loaiid)e llrfinoe belt man langc Gin
bon 400 b. CIR. itontntenocs r0nti.
id,es 8cieb, bas Die alsoriidlifeGr.
IaubniB gub, ouB @olo in Den CAB.
men zines 5obtcn mitbeitaitet iper.
ben fonnte, mdbren6 ionit @olb e.
i,cr 2eidDe nidt mitgegcben lperOcn
onrite. Ir. Gbriit iueilt in Der
1%ronfiurtcr @ohcnihriit rllnlidan"
iett boronf BIN Sab bic roniiid'e
;3o6n : 1ehnif, bie SIM 3eit tbcs Gr.
Iaiics jones @cicbcs ooh idon oil
cilcr bobcn Stufe seltonoen babel'
nub, aii piel dltere Arbciiet Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-18
Mniiiidlc Midltcr.

alldl IN HuBluno gtbt cS trot Il'
lCnl, mo9 mtor iiber bic riliiii6eGor-
ritstion IN IcBtcr Belt boren muG,
nod gercd)tc Gid)tcr, lpenlt olld bieIc
@erchtigteii, ben bcrribenoen Ser
boltnillen cntipredlcno, cincn cigeil'
tbitnlllhcn 9eigeld)mod bat. Ter
aoufmunn Iprnrin bate, 10 beridtet
Die .3cit," einen beionbers luihtigen
Yro5cB nit Dem 3%ultinlann 9obrD'
fin. Ter Hifter aber iuar bes Gpro'
rim better Srcrno, nnO On man olld,
III &uBlulio Sreunoid)oft 5t boltcn
ipcib. uno ocs Iprurin Sohe ji al.
lem lleberflilB and nod bic gcred)te
mar, 10 oiirftc rr ein 9iinitigeS ltrs
tbeil beitintnlt eriporten. Wie arob
mar babcr ocS guten Aprorin 9eitiir.
sung, ais lcin SrcilnO 81 ieinen llr.
gunlten entit)ieo. Gr iteGte benRid,,
ter IN ieifiem Suliic sur Reoe. Gieler
ober 5eigte ibm cine grobe Sumnle
8elocs nno iagte: .Iies bot mir
Sein 8egner perebrt." ,g9ie," riri
Der Vcritrtbeilte boiler Yeradtung
pacgcn Iciltcn bcitcn ltnb rcoIihitcr
1rennb ldbt I'll lid bcitchcn Pr
nSu Tnmmfopf," perlcttc ser Mid).
ter init trcubcr5iacr Srcunolihfcit
.bGitc id) has Ucidcnt obgelebnt nni
3u Geinen WunIten entidieoeL i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-18
(1nr ben Observation-Disclosures y
Tbidlico.


60 Qcht mon BON einon6er -
Winn rcidlt lid nod Die SGnbe
limo ioat lid Iiebc @ortc
Oils 9lbidicbSgruB uno -ipcnoe.
Tod, tici burf iebe Sccle
3iebt mbenilBt ein @raliert,
Won irugt lid, oh I'M Hcben
Nnn iid) miro picOcrihoueit.
0enn, adj. ipie picIc5 Grocrt
Sid oft in elmer Stnnoe!
"a - flinat Elm .@ott bcbilt' Qih!"
Qllls eiucm licbcn Wunoe.
ga, ia - ouS .@ott bchiit' Gid"
Nenn cS oorum nidlt mGrc,
Mouf' Sd)iii ging mlltblos inter
Nui 6icicm Gcbcnsmccrc.
Gliiubctb u III o y +.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-18
Sunncnltidj nnS Sitihlag.
Son g. Solitcin.

Sic Sunlo%to9c, bic bonn 81. (SrIi
bis 5ilm II. Ill0ult Ooltcrn. boben
bon nltcr9bcr olS Ole bciBcItc 3cit bc8
SobrcS gcNolten. Sbrc Sibc bri1gt
ben Wenidlcn monhe0 Hcih. 2ic I'M.
crbittlid) l%eltgcnoc Sonlc ior0crt Tire
Spicr, ici Is ourd) Souncnitit oocr
Sibldlng.
Sm GoItc bGlt man nod picIfud)
ocn Sonncnltih mo Ben Nibld)lo1
fir Gins mo builclbc. Yeioc Grtrolr
flngen limo mobl matchmaker Der.
lpnn0t, abcr hodl pcrld)iebcn.
Ser Sunncnltid) miro, luic id)on
lcin Nomc onocntet, 0rrd) urnlittcl'
bare @eltroblru1N ocS a0rper9, ma.
mcntIid Oc@ &opicS. mo oca NodcnS,
burd) Die Sonnc hcrporgcrltict. I'M
ter bielcm Ginilulic fonlmcn enO5iino.
lidlc &orqGnge I'M @ebirn mo Hiit'
fetmorf SIT Stonoe. IS 9icbt nun
int Sonnenlid)tc perld)ieoene Strob'
len; bic cinen hoben cine hemild)e
WirflnQ lie lin6 Is, lpclhc Die photo
gropbild)c Elottc bceinilullcn mo
olld) allf Der Solltobcrilud)c bcS Wtcns
Id)en 6cn Spnncnbron0 crScrgclL
inter l%lmltonocn, numcntlih ullI
0crgcSboben, olld) Snuicnt5iinoun.
gcn perllrlodcn. Tilrh ncucIte Ser
Iiid1c lit cS lc0od) crtpicicn morocn,
Bob otcle StrohIcn III Die Sicic oeS
aorperS ni6t cinOringcn, lic tonnen
audi @cbirn mo Hildenmorf niht
rciScn. Mnocr3 Die Murmcltrablcn
Der iengcilbcn Come. Sic burd)orin.
aen Snrt, anod)cn mo WllDfcln mo
riifen burh Die Grbibuuig Der Gen.
irolorgonc bc$ NerpcnlpItcn1S bcrl
Sotunenltidl berpor. 9clonbcrS lcidt
fonmt or III Den Sropen 81 Stonoc,
100 Die Come groBere Wod)t bot,
BORT fonnen Ihon nud) elmer mir
ipenile Mtim,tcn bulicrnbcn 0cItrub'
lung ollie ihwcrc Grihcimrngen bcS
SontenltiheS utitrctcit. Wci ms
mrB ihon Die 9eionnitng bcS iil,Gc'
ld)iisten aopico mo NodcnS LANCER
oouern, itnt iold,e beoroblide Gridci.
nitneen SIT 5citigen. GnnpfinoIlher
a%opiidmerS Shwinoelgefiibl nit
Sbreniouien, Silnfeniehen, lino @or'
boien beS Sonnenitidcs, Der oild) i'm
Shlafe Den Menihen creilcn FAINT;
oft gebt bonn Der Sblnf unmittelbor
in Den Soo iiber.
Tie 9oiiir bat Den Meniben nit
SdutmitteIn gegen Die l%lebcrbibling
bes @ebirns pcrieben. Ia lit 5uerit
ooS Soor ST ncnnen. IS lubt lpcriG
@0rme outrd mo IN bicier &iniid)t
iibertreiien bos arousbour oeS &c
gers uib' Dos grobitrGbni9c SOAR beS
Wongolen bel @eitem oaS idlid,tc
Soar bes guropGers. Gin ipcitcreS
Sd)utmitiel lit Die bunfle 61rbuiJ
Der Saut; 10 laBt weiBe Soilt bel 9lci.
der eide ooppelt 10 piel WGrmleitrob.
len byrd. als Die ihporse Ncgerboit.
Gin por3iigIides StrusmitteI lit
idlieblid, oos normnie Vlut nit &c.
boriacm Wcbalf an 0lmifarbitpff.
los @Iut Der @lcihiiid,ti9en l1Bt oo.
aeaen piel lciftcr @ormc bilrdl, rs
crbclt horonS, ooB eS Wcnidet
giebt. bie fir Den SonncnItid bciin=
oers enpf0n1lid, iino. NlS iold)c bo.
ben iuir Die gngcborigen Der weiben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-18

bGtte 9ein @egner nit oiciem 8elOe
ole 9erltiungs Snitnn5 beltod)en II.
iii ndrelt unterlcgen. Nimm Gu
nm oua 0cIo GeincS @egner5 mo
tclfldD oarnit ocnAppelboi, 10 fommlt
gu pbre Soften gum Sieq." Ilio
lprnd, 0cr ipciic un0 gcrcftc &id)t.c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-18
Tic ,,@rInc Wcfabr."

Ger &dntp1 gegen Den Ibllntb miro
in lester 3eit BON ituotliher uno pri-
poter Seitc nit erneittcr Gnergie ouf'
genomncn. Sn Ncl9icn bat mlurl Die
0ercitunq, oen Terfouf mo bcn
transport 0ieicS gefubrlid)ltcn ullcr
altpbolilhen 8etr0ntc oerboten. Slt
Eclt miro gclegcntlidl bcs NntisIlfo.
boI.GongrciicS i'm September 3. s..
olld) cine Iltsltellling p%crunItdltet,
melhe bcionoers Die per0crbli6cn
@irfungcn beSgbiintbS inncrbolb Der
Somilic, lorpie Ole 9cellflulning Der
Nohfommerifoit ourd) bielcs 8ift
iQultriren lol. Cab man es bier
ibotl1hlid nit elmer @efobr 81 tbiin
bat, Der gegeniiber Der Bier nrb @ein
ponig barmloS crid)eint, ergebcn bic
bon ben iron5oiilhen aer5ten gclom.
mclten Ebotlahcn. Gum Slid
u1bcrlfcn - lit Der Id)euBlifc Srirnt
in Gclltlhlono nod nidt Wobc. lint
iomcbr bel u~nieren meltlihen Nud)'
bnrr. &or 30 Sobrcn tront man III
Sronfrcih lGbrlid 733 Seftollter Ib'
iirtb, belltc trinft mar $4,000! lln'
fer Dem 5~lueiten &nilcrreid) bate Der
S%crbrolId oil Ibiintb in 20 Sabren
nidt 1000 Seftolitcr iiberlhritten;
1880, 5cbn Sabre IpGtcr, lit man lfon
bis nobc5lt 1900 %gelangt, noh fii1r
Sabren SIT $4,000 Seftolitcr, nuf fpclz
icren flint Sobren 5ii 10000. Qomit
lit Die 3obl Der Siren 81 pergleldeit.
bic in oemlelben &~erb1ltnib gepud)'
len lit. @or 60 SSobret 5dbIte 6runt'
reid 10000 SIRE, beilte IinO eS bel'
nobc 10000. Gin GbnliheS Grgebnlb
~liciert Die llnterlllflrng Der 0crbre'
der. Stotiitif. Sic 3obl Der Serbre'
der lit oliBerorocntlid) geltleGcn, nab
reno Die 9epolteriing 6ronfreid)'s
bcfonntlid) feline ncientlide 3ultobmc
mebr eriGbrt. Die ilrhtbdren oerto'
roliiirenocn Wirfllngen oes Ib'lntDS
bat ant treffcnbiten Or. Saul @urnler
in elmer Reibe bon Sp%e5ialperfen
borgetbon. Gr er5Gblt II, ": 3fpet
bolbpiidiigc 9urifer, gbiintbtrin'
fer, ermorbcten cine Srnil mo rieten
Damn I'M 8erihtsiooI: %, 3os mar
ein @ergniieen!" Touienoc Terbre'
der oicier 9lrt bat Or. GARNER fcit'
ncn aclcrnt. Die %bcionoere @efobr'
Iiffeit oes Mbiintbs liegt nod oorlIt,
Dob CT ieine anb0nger 5ipingt, ibn III
imulcr erobcren Giiantitoten SIT &C.
nieBen. Or. @arnier fonnte SAINT
lien, in benen lelbit Die Snppe NIT
gbiirtb ongerid)tet lpltroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-18

GntihnIbigt. = Irau: III
brinqlt bod iett ieben 3og eincn
Spit nit nod Souie!" Gr: ySo,
mosll leben mir oenn in ben SnnoSs
iagen?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-18

Mns inns idmeibelt, baItcn mir
ielten fin geidmeidelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-18

Srtftiger 8runb. a.:
.@esbolb mofteit III oenn 10 germ
aoilircr merocn?" - g.: .Nrlt, mon
mil iid) hed olldl sic Melt eiinnnl
unlebcn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-18

gnffI1rnng. Siibord)en:
.Soteleben. . poe lit benn eigcnt'
lid q SSbeaIiit2" = 5dteleben: .Hit,
49,. d Soealiit is d Wenif. Der 10 Is
mie Il aitb, Die auf elmer fetten Weioa
eerao niir bon pierblGttrigem Slice
leben MILL"