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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-04-14
Die
dr66ter bss salieadrs
Roman pom gtta gierce. Deutf@ Don
aIfre5 MiirenbeSgs
[Rn,tfesurm-l

lSmtfesung.
Der MIte ge5t pisser UNI fagte fe Bel
| SOiepb onsetOnmen, Der in Der Rdbe am
| 5sier bOdte. Sd pIni@te, fe 5dtter
Sid gehdu9t, ebe Ou Deineni feinen
Germ Diseorfe pom biefeur 6aRle erSdbs
len tpnnteif!
Sofepb mar feIbff pisI Su fshr Don Singh
qepeiniat, ais baB er bic @orte feineI
@beb6Ifte libel eeuommen bate. Darum
feste er If
Wa9 bic Ebir gu, Grau, un6 BoI bic
gjrnnutwefnFafbe.
/ SIN biefem Moment Iaufe elm Minb,
ffSB bu,1 bas olte. baufdqtse 6aus, rib
Sjalp bic Gbir aus Ger 6anb nnb mari
| He beftiq aeaet1 bic Rauer. RaHbem fe
f5luon benz tsd,ref erboIt, stns has
@eib an ben gi6rant unD fhentte FG
unb ibrenl GEeberrn eiuen ti9ti9en
S55lud etr1. Damn iesten ff9 beibe Dor
benz tniffernbe1 Tener nieber unb barrs
ten, Bet lsbem @erdui9 auiammenfabs
reub, Der Antunft Siseorbo's,
pa unterbraf eth entIesli9er Con
- elm IansanbaItenber, webtIugenber
S@rei, Der BON irsenbwo nus benz oberen
Sscdmtrt gu toutu,eu i9ien, bic Stiqe.
@let9 6arauf b5rten beibe eiHeu i9weren
6nn.
SouD iprang auf unS ersriH Elm 2aIs'
It3t.
Somm mt! fbrie fe.
8 9Ott-pobtn beuu2 fraste Sofepb
nit bebenhsr Stinnme.
Sn ibre Ramuler, Du @arrl 9aIt Ou
ben 95ret ni3t seb6rt2
sic ffiesen bic Ereppe bitau. Die
6ammertbir ruar feff ueruobrt, un6 ob>
uobI beibe aufntertiom laui1ten, TO b6rz
ten fe bod nibts fi5 brinnen reeen.
MerepI risf has @eib uutsr Sttern
un6 8sben.
Gin bu,npfss St6buen mar bic einsise
Nntuort. SaHp Ie9te ibren Munb an
has @6likeIp9 unb rief no6muls:
@as fe5It Dir, Mdbel2 Wns siebt's
ba brin?
&6ermals ein fit 9terli9es @et6ie.
Soup i6IoB bic Ebir auf unb blidte
binein, wdbrerh i1r sSofepb ausftuou iber
bic S9ulter 9utte.
Anfanss tounten he ni@ts unteri9ei'
ben, baun aher srbob f9 Don benz 8ett
i'm Winte(, aus benz tiefen, i9weisen6en
Runtel auftau9snb, cine bohe fir9tere
Ii9e @efaIt, uon Ropf au Gus tn cine
weiBe Ollie eetIeibet un6 iberan nit ben
i9euBli9en Spuren bes Rorbe8 befedt
- cine @eitaIt, bic bsi benz unf9eren
9t9t Der 1ader1t6en GaGster3e gang ba3u
ANGLICAN mar, ben Betben bas 9aar 1u
Beree ffeben nnb bas BIut tn ben &bern
9%erinuen ju MAIDEN.
Die gri9eiuuns beweete fid Ion9fam
auf has an Der Gbir febenbe Paar gu.
Gin @inbfioB bnr9 ben Ramin, elm
Slattern be8 wstten, blutbrfedten 9e:
ruaubes, lnt nit einem eeGenbeu Sdret
IteB Saup bic !Rerse fallen unb feel.
immer mebr surifwei9enb, i9IteBIi9
Der 2Gnee mad bic freYpe binuuter.
@lei9Bsitis riff bos 9elpent bic 8ridsn
au8 SoIepb's Sanb uub fanbte ben pers
frippeIten stlten ieinsr @efdbrtin mad.
Damn bas Qoden, in wsIdes He fi@
ae6hut bate, Ron i9 merfenb, ipranS
:Dte,ep ibsr i5re auf benz SuBboben lie
Qeuben Rertelmeilfer binws9 uub cts
rei6te in atbemlDiem 2auf ben unterftsu
!6ausfur. Mtt 6iIfs beB 3t3tf6immera,
rpsl6er nDu BEN Seuer in Der Ride auss
Ilra5lte, far6 iie Die 9auSt1ir. ste mar
uetrisssIt. Mt Initren9uug oQer Rraft
riB fe bic &ie9el ,urid, ipran9 wie elm
qebrbteS Milb 1ber bic pei&.l6te Sdwene
unb binauS in bic i@itenbe StnterniB
bar Raht.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-04-14
rs. &optteI,
Gin d. S3Iag.

! VI ~
Ser Grfolo ibrer tIetnen RriegsIifi
batte ibre tlbniien @1murtunsen ibers
hlaeIt = tie par fret! sic fob Iber bas
Jelb, in befTen W2itte bas 9aus itaub
Bis fe an eins Dtauer seIanste. SIN
atbemIoIer 6aIt lbertIetterte fe btefeIbe
unb befunb fb nun auf elmer ofeusn
Qanbffrobs. Sie wuBte ni3t, mo fie fei
IL He tanute nt6t etnrnaI ben Ramen
Der @eaenb, robin fs entfIbrt pOrben
mar. Nber ie paete n,9t eiu,n auseus
Std fia 81 ffeheu, um f4 iber bic elm;
sui6laeenoe &i3tun9 idIIite au MAJ
den, 6enn fdon fOnnten ibre 8d@ter
euf Der 0~erFoIeuus besriffen lsin. @ets
ter muBte fe = irgenb wohtu. uuo bas
ue6rise benz 6immsl iiberIahen. limb
Rebel DteIer fiibrts fe auf ben re3ten
@ea-ben serabsn @eg CUR Staot.
Ste mar nod ni5t melt 9esomuen, uIs
bas @erdufd zines beraneilenbeu Ba>
gems Re neranLaBte, fiji au ittbsn. @s
mar cine Ruti9e, mel6e auf Der eiuias
men 3anb1traBs brett auf fie 3utam.
Snliinttip purf ft@ Ne,cp binter stneut
@sbIl4 nieber unb belt ben Itbem IN.
Dos 5ubruert fam gef9win6 udber
es mustc offenbar eemaltise 6tle buben.
Grob ber Ountelbeit tonnte Msrcp uns
terideiben, bas es cine sei9Iofene @aais
paoe mar. MIs es an bic Stene fam, NO
bas WGo6en auf Der feudten @rbe auS'
qeRredt lag, iaste cine Stimme aus ben,
Snrern IaIt ltno %un9eouloig:
Sdueuer fabrenl
8armber3iger 9immeI - es mar 0isz
co1bo's Stimlne!
Oie 9ferbe lentten In bus @ra9feIb
elm, benz @eiysnferbauie 81. SSn wenis
oen Weinuten mu6te er Anes wiiieu.
Werep 1prans euf unb elite meter.
Die Sur9t perlieb ibr SlIseI, bic 8er'
speiFurs Rrdfte. @r fpunte fe perfols
zen unb einboIen. 8orndrts lief iie
6ur6 bic i6irnenbe Duntelbeit, INNER
ben eewurbeneu Nea entIane, Der fl
pie fe riatis i5Iob, biunen Rur;en1 in
BEN 8erei9 meni4Itdsr 6tIfe brinseu
mu6te. Bon elmer 0tssuttg Der StraBs
aus Io6 ic In eerin9er g%ntfernuns Dol
1d elm 2i6t-baS Signal Der Si9erbsii
uno 8fsttung. = Sie elite borauf gu.
gs fam pom Senffer zines 2aubbdns,
dens, oas inmitter etnes @artsns bi9t
am @ese lag. Die @nrtenpforte fam
often, Mercp f6ritt binbur9, f6IHpftc
in einen ron Rebeu uu,rantten gOrbau
unb tauerte f9 bort, por S4reden uni
glufrssuus baIb pom Simnen, absrmaIs
Rieber.
Sie mar frei-fe MAI INT Si9erbeit-
fe mar u,eni@lt5em Beifano nabe! @es
tobt fei @ott!
sic bate nod ni9t LANCE geuartet,
ais fe bic Ruti9e wiehsr beraneiIen
b5rte. War Oiscorbo enbIi9 Der Mutb
seTunten2 elite er, 6a CT o Der 6Iu5t
feines Spfers ~erfabreu, fi3 ielbff In
Si6erbsit 3u brinseu, ebe fe feineu
S9urt.nfirei9 on ben Gag ssbro9t
batte2 @ie benz aud fein mo9te, bas
6u6,werf iaufe, aIs seIte 6 einen Wett'
IduF nm Qeben Deer Cob, an Werep's
8erifed pprlber. @s ueri9uanb in Der
9ta9t; bus @erdui@ Der &dber eIitGrb
in Der 6erue, unb bGnn mar AHss wteoer
Tin.
Wercs perueilte nod cine Seit lang
ansfiuoG Iaui@snb in ibrem 8erfted
bann d5er, aIs IS ibr sur 9ewiBseit
wurbe, bnB bic i9Iiurmfe @efabr pOr'
fber iei, fanb, fie, uOn beiBem Duntse'
fIbI erFlut, auf unb foIgte Oiscor6D's
@aeen. ste woute brett mad BEN
Wurf5oFe, gu BAL uub 6rduIetu afry
3uridtebren unb tbnen bas @rIebte era
adbIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-04-14
TaIf& hbtrtraasn.

@irtbin: p@tr ms INNER aufausHb,
Serr 8srwoltsr, bab fe bic RaIbsthst
Uarn, 5insesen aber ben RaIIsFopf aus
bri6Li9 talt befeIen."
gsrnaIter: rDos 1T fsbr stnfG&, Graa
@irtBiu, i'd bob' etnmoI ben Gefanb.
bettsfpru9 seIeieu: v6iBe marin, ROpf
TAFT, 70 wtrft bu alt unb bann9 r4t'
i5 mi5.@4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-04-14
Ger febIenbe 8 NJ CT.

DGtr SnBaIt biefer Rife f~tiuruIt Uoas
ftdn6is NIT Der 5oeiura", iGate 6e1r
8anfuaann Meier ~ fetusm 9ommis,
,uur Elm einSiseraD amuer febIt."
nGsn Nib Der SObonu 5erauseenom.
men babsn, UNI bic Rite ga Sfnen",
raeinte Der Huge iunse Wann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-04-14
8trmutbune.

.gndbise frau, mite t& IN bic SRa9t
btnausfourn1e, 70 tit Der aauas Rails
f4IeseI nt@t mebr balH
w@as, Der &aIbsI@IsosIi RetH, bos
III Az Grel aber bas Rat wieber tetn
Meenf& getbau ais S&refHertaTIs'8
Dumb {"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-04-14
Der @uabeu hanb.

.@as, sic flbIsn fi9 i4ou unsIh6:
lid in Der @be, unb bic @be If bod elm
9na6enftan6l"
rOas tann wObI fein, 9err YFarrsr,
aber bic 9Oruusiesuns bes @na6sHfans
bes il bic Reue!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-04-14
Ntrfpdteter Rath.

Bauer: SatraI ba bort fi4 bod
NIes aufi SEE ts mir Der Sns g'rah
Dor Der Rain uOrbeis'fGbruI
portisr: 6att'f Did baIt um's
brebti
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-04-14
etmiartIf&tr gersItt6.

rSO, 10, ibr 9srem, tbr babt su9
bemna4 sesenfeitig .ssb0ris sspuhssl..
ga rdr nIsiner Anf@t mad etn aatli&cr
gersIet9 6os @efdeibtefe, un6 Der BE-.
ftanOe bariu, bob Sober bebdIt, mas Ct
betOuImen bat, OSI baB Sober ss benz
Anbern 3urhfsibtl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-04-14
81 5

vDu, I9au' eiumul bic 3wet 9ouen
on, mas fur tIetue 9iite bic oufbabeu!"
- Sb, bic fnb sro6 senug,-es TIT ia
aud ni6t uieI barunter."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-04-14
RaItndfr!

IA UdA Uz1rtrtEa
0stnb1e0ee 8a@tIteAs@aIeHstE
h1le91 tSasaFTsA asA 80 ESEEss 1s=sHas
- ~ 6lAbA1 V6MAsA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-04-14
Nd SGR EsaAG

QGMbMe0eE 9r0nten.
SrsktVtl Brsktrt |
OtaG IRAtRG VIGtA1 RkA - tn aAn SAEsH
va h IN HRSlknStShR1 - Ia DtItK1Stu btSt5
AflRttfds ABcSssaen-
Oa EIaf&s SsRkurya HEsSecR ISAea 80 Sta SSeI
aHt 6tat6eH nd DSasn. esA b aeea Htuti4sE aHS'
AsftS al kaAta, Otz GST1tB At EsaeaRHaGn In De-
Esst SOH 500, HaA GMpfaHs Be- otISe, fret red
San SAttIeH la Dd- StaStfu VtTfauSA
EEs aArdansi q DSasISE q gSS
60IhRsT ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-04-14

OsuM 0wRsHSaBs dRG
OGl 9TtA1aTfs OeTitTls
la "a &eAn1 - B1IS
EAGA-B&taSSrs. Rh
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-04-14
Srovtssa S@LsHs@.


RofeI. 8ei fat olen SrIbaten bes
bier oarniloniten6en DataiuouS beS go.
Emf. Reots. ma9ten ii9 biefer Gage
Srautbetts : @ri4sinun9en 9eItenb, 6ts
ouf elmer 8ersiftuns beuteten. Gin
aroSer GbeiI Der Wtannf3atten war
6tenitunfd6ig. Dos NRittassmubI far
BITE Qeutc mar aus 8obuentOnierum 3u:
bereitet morb'n. OaS fru9Ii9e 9rdparat
wirb benz Observation-Disclosures Srr uns
tetiu5uus lberseben peroen
Hetffe. Der peritorbene Wtaurer:
meiffer MIIIer bat u~uferer Stabt 3wei
Qeoate In Der @eIaumtb66e Don Io6 600
Mo. tbeiIs Al w~obltbdtisen 3weden,
theiIs aur 8erf95nerun9 Der fdbtif9en
0romencben teffameutarti3 auS9eisst'
NuRer6em bat Der YerItorbene Der epan'
aelii6en Yfurrsenlstnbe 5000 Wt. uer'
n1o6t.
6apnau. Dor Der btefisen POlt3ei'
0erwaltung wurbeu bic 9rben zines n
Nmerita perItorbenen Seinri9 u. S9uIt
pnn bier oefubt. Oils FOLDER 1T In bic
fen Eaeen sund5t Der Batter bes Ssr:
forbeusu, Der II Sabre aIte S9utieoe'
meiffer gduIt In SObIswinteI biefiseu
!RreiIes, ermittelt woroen. Die Orb;
fGoft ion an @runbiti6en unb Wobilier
aeacn IS, 900 Wt. betrasen.
ssrovtas Ga@Ees.
Raabeburs. Sun biefisen vSbeum'
fan6 inter benz 8orfiS beS SnIttaratbs
Sduls [aus benz Sabre ls4s aIs
@5nuIssWoralebeu betanutl etue 9rob'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-04-14

8~eriammluns fat, wsI5s etne Rsibe
non &efotrtiOuen sesen bic gfnfabrung
hes SabAtmonopoIs nnuabm.
StaBfurt. Der biefge Bireers
metfter @a9teI purbe pom einsm idben
GObe credit. Gum 8efu9e elmer &c:
frenn6eteu Sauiilie reifte er mad Dei.
BenfeIs; bort aneetommsn, brad er auf
benz BerrOn pIOeIi3 auiammeu nnb wav
iofOrt tcbt.
Sale. De- frlbere biefise &rimi.
naItommifdr @bert tt ssfansen bier etns
gebra3t worbeu. ebert, Der felt etuG II
SGbren o bier fi9tis NOR, wnrbe mes
gen sebIrei3er 8erbre1eu I'M Autte fteds
brtefid uerfOIst.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-04-14


Samau. Sine 0eriammIune, ole
bteiiae E~abatsGrbetter CUR Sefpre6uns
Der MouopolpcrIaee einsuberufen beads
fidtioten, uurbe POM 2anbratbsamt auf
@runb bes So3ialifengefebes perboten,
ba bic 8eb5rbe beflr6tete, baB Der
RsiGstaesnbsecrbnete fur 9unaus9eIu
5auI Orb, garl Trcbue, ais &ebner
1uFtreten ui1be, mas man amtIi1erieits
abioIut in uniereu 8ubltrsis psrbinbern
mill.
Marbur9. 3w6If Stubirenbe bic;
foer Ilniueriitdt, WitsIteber Der BUR;
idenI6aften Mrminia unb Naemania.
fnb pom Der Straftammer ue9en eins
fo6er S9Idsermeniulen 81 lie bret Mo.
nateu Seftun9 uerurt5eiIt wor6en.
SdII@tern. SR Mottsers wurbe
Der @irtb Sdeer, Der BET einen Serz
waubten ~ 8eiu1e mar, tur3 mad 8ers
Iafen Der 8obnune bes Iesteren unb nur
einiae SHritte bapon entfernt nit elmer
9lrt ermorbet. Die Strei9e wurbeu
nit folder Wu9t sefibrt, baB Der S9dz
bel asIpaIten unb benz Grmor6eten, Der
ieSenfans nit Der 9anb ft9 bat f9Isen
molten, aud nod 4 Singer a~bsebaueu
fnb. Bis iett lit man, obwobl bas
8erbre9en iofort entoedt wurbe, bes
W6rbers nod ni3t babboft sepor6en.
R0ntsret@ Se@fet+
Geip3ig. Abermals baben bte Boz
fen SoataIbemotraten cine 6fentIt@e
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-08-05
THE GEORGIA "CRACKEH. '

M. Quad in one of his letters thus de-
scribes that woe-begone specimen of
man:
eff you never saw what is called a
Georgia Cracker you have missed an
exhibition worth seeing. He is poor
because he is lazy. He is lazy because
there is no hard work about it. He
has figured the business of existing on
earth right down to a fine thing. He
can live cheaper in the country than in
the town. He ssquats' on somebody's
land, or rents it until elected, after
years of non payment; and his house is
not what troubles him. Anything with
a roof on it and chimney at one end
is house and home. 1t leaks, but
it only leaks when it rains, and the
"cracker'' figures on about so much
rain per year. The walls are full of
holes and crevasses, but they let as
much air out as they let in, and SO it is
an even thing. The chimney is
built Of sticks and mud, aud he sees no
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-08-05
THE NEW YORK SdN-FOR 1882.

THE Sun for 1882 will make it's fifteenth
annual revolution under the present man
and little, mean and gracious, contentcd
and unhappy, Republican and Democrat,
fuse. The Suns light is for niankind and
womankind of every sort; but its genial
warmth is tor the good, while it Pours hot
discomfort on the blistering backs of the
persistently wicked.
Tho Sun of 1865 was newspaper of 4
new kind. 1t discarded many of the forms,
and phrases of ancient Journalism. 1t I'M
dertook to report i'll Il trosh, succinct, I'M
convent iOnai way all he news Ofthe world,
emitting no event of human interest, and
comment upon affairs with the fcarlessness
this experiment. was the success of The
Sun. 1t effected Il permanent change in
the style of Amer lean newspapers. livery
important journal Establish ed in this coun-
try in the dozen years past has beeu mod
elled after The sun. Every important
and be:tered by the force Of The SUM-; OK
ample.
spoken, truth telling and interesting news
Bya liberal use of The means which an
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it better than ever before.
We shall print all the news, putting it
In politics we have decided opinions; and
are accustomed to express them in Ian
guage that can be understood. We say
what think about men and events. That
habit is the only secret Of The Suns poiti-
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The Weekly Sun gathers into eight pages
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An Agricultural Department of unequalled
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AND QUARTERLY
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Typography w hich distinguishes these cdi-
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LITERARY.
18o8-l.88Z-
THE MISSOURI REPUBLICAN,,

This paper, usually called the st. Louis
Republican,, published i'll tho great trans
| 1908, whilst tho now ilourishing state of
| Missouri was small territory and st: Louis
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| government officers and Indian traders.
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| Il diminntive sheet, printed weekly and
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West and South in all enterprises, and in
all the material, political and social inter
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most intelligent and thoughtful minds Of
the extensive region in which it crculates.
The Republican, from the caro- with which
nlanifested in the collection OF news from
all quarters, it's consistency in the advoca-
cy Of principles BEARING upon the prespe9ri-
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particular reason why Il chimney should
be plnmb. If the door will swing he
or some one else may shut it once in
awhile, but if the hinges are broken or
the door says, that ends that.
The "cracker" has family. His
wife is tall, raw-boned and sickly, and
she goes bare-footcd because it saves
shoe-leather. The children never wear
hats nor shoes, and are never washed
nor combed unless their is Il funeral or
a wedding close by. The furniture con-
sists of straw beds, two or three chairs,
pine table, two kettles, a few pieces
of crockery, two or three knives and
forks and spoons, and if the plates
won't go round some one eats of the
table. The whole business can be load
ed into a cart in Il few minutes and
| drawn anywhere in the world by q
dying mule.
The tscracker" sows Il few seeds and
| depends on the Lord to hoe and reap
and store the product. He owns cart
and a mule, or a cart and a spotted OK,
! and if that OK can draw man and cart
and fifty cents worth of wood to mar
ket there is no yearning after Wander
bits millions. Thirty cents goes for
plug tobacco and whisky, and other
twenty for groceries or "fixings," and
as you meet the noble duke on his
homeward journey he "whoa's up" on
| his OK, shoves up his old straw hat and
remarks:
| "Stranger, l calkerlate We don't know
Of some good place whar' a hard-w ork.
in pilgrim kin arm decent liv1n' fur
his distressed family, do you:'
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THE CONGO ROUTE.

A Chicago Times special says: The
French Geographical Society, in few
days, will fete M. Severgnau de
Brazza, the Frenchman who has stolen
a march on Stanley, and made the
Congo virtually u French river. Every
body knows the Importance Of the
Congo since Stanley made his famous
voyage. But for one thing it would
be the finest waterway In nature. Just
before It reaches the sea it breaks into
dangerous cataracts, which render all
direct approach from the coast impossi-
bic. The Belgian association which
fitted out Stanley's expedition was form
ed especially to find a way to turn this
difficulty. The river begins to be navi-
gable only at Stanley pool. How to
reach Stanley pool, Stanley could think
of no better way than to cut road from
the seaside by the cataracts, into the
pool, and 81 500, 900 was subscribed for
this purpose. Stanley set valIiantly to
work, cut his road and transported his
steamer, and at length came in sight of
the pool, only to find some fifty vessels
flying the French flag in quiet posses
sion. The truth is, M. Savergnau de
Brazza has found shorter way to the
pool. Near the mouth of the Congo
lies the French possession of Gaboon,
and In this direction de Brazza began
looking after af1uents of the great river
which might lead him all the wayto
the pool by water. He went up the
River Ogovue and found that this was
separated only by eight kilometers
from another entirely unknown river,
the Alma, which flows right into the
pool. The Stanley roadway from the
coast was 24o kiiometers long; the road
way between Ogovue and the Alma
was but eighty. DeBrazza kept his
own counsiel, came back to France, OBJ
tanned vote in aid from Parliament,
out again and made such good use of
his time that long before Stanley arriv-
ed he had seized the pool in the name
Of the French, concluded treaties with
the natives, and bought large posses
sions on the banks Of the river. BY this
enterprise France taps the Congo route
and secures the outlet and inlet of what
may one day become one of the richest
trades in the world.