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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-11-07
GOOD SUGAR RESULTS.
KohaIa People are Hopeful for a
Big Crop.

KoHALA, October 30.-We have
about given up praying for rain,
and all the plantations have begun
grinding. The water supply for
mill purposes has to be watched
pretty closely, but there is suffi-
cient to grind with. There are
plenty of signs of rain, but the wise
man lets others do the prophesy-
ing.
The heat during the past week
has been intense for Kohala. So
far, the cane gives pretty fair re-
suits in sugar. The juice is a little
more difficult to work than that
from matured cane; but we are
thankful it is no worse. The ex-
ceptionally long drought has
brought the plantation men face to
face with the desirability of grind
ing off the entire crop before shut
ting down. 1t is possible that some,
if not all, of the mills will continue
grinding, unless forced to shut
down for want of water. The pros
pect of good prices for our sugar is
rather silver lining to our cloud.
The Hawaiian railroad is putting
on its usual sugar-season activity
it is rumored that they have sue
ceeded in getting the contract for
Kohala Sugar Company's sugar
this year, so that now they handle
the whole sugar output of Kohala.
Postmaster General Dat was
through here a couple of weeks
ago and it is understood that he
has taken the initiative toward Civ
ing US a better mail service, for
which we are devoutly thankful,
and we hope to receive that foreign
mail of the 9th inst, long before
the return of the Kinau. He was
on his trip around
Hawaii by Mr.. Parmelee, of Hollis
ter & Co. Both gentlemen enjoyed
the Inequalities of their numerous
friends while here.
The only political question of
any consequence with US, is the
silver question, and its interest lies
in the fact that silver is
going to be mighty scarce with us
this winter unless the weather takes |
a turn for the better pretty soon.
DR.. R. l. Moore of Honolulu is
in our midst and his professional
services are in great demand. He |
will probably stay here for a week |
Dr. two longer.
The pilgrims to the Worlds Fair |
are returning one by one to tell us |
less fortunate ones of the marvels !
hey have witnessed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-11-07
a FORMAL FAREWELL.
A Admiral Skerreff Bids Alden to
President Dole and the
Cabinet.

Admiral Skerrett, accompanied
by Lieutenants Wilson and Fox,
called at the executive building
Wednesday A. NJ. to take formal
farewell of President Dole and the
cabinet, previous to the formers de-
parture for the coast by the next
steamer. He was received by the
president, Vice-President Hatch,
Ministers King, Damon and Smith,
Commander Soper and few others.
The call only lasted five min
utes. The admiral babe the presi-
dent goodbye in few well-chosen
words and the president replied,
saying that he had hoped the ad-
miral would remain here until
Hawaiian affairs were settled, as
he had been in Honolulu through
so much of the recent trouble. The
admiral then withdrew and the
brief call was over.
When the naval party arrived
the troops were drawn up along the
driveway from the gate to the exc
cutive building, and the band
played america" as the admiral
passed in. When the party came
out the same ceremony was gone
through, except that the "Star
Spangled Banner" was played in
stead of America"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-11-07
FROM THE SOUTH.
Massacre of Traders in the New
Hebrides.

/ dCOIIuCSs
The French mail steamer Poly
nesien brought via Noumea partic-
ulars of another onslaught by New
Hebrides natives upon a trader
and his crew, in which the trader,
NJ. Lachere, was tomahawked to
death and two of his native crew.
says the Sydney Herald of Octo-
Der 18th. H. NJ. S. Boomerang re-
ceived the information in the New
Hebrides, and as the crime was
committed upon a French vessel
by the natives of Aurora island the
Boomerang carried the news to the
French naval people at Noumea,
and the cruiser Scorff was des-
patched to arrest the guilty ISL
anders. NJ. Lacaille, who is also a
trader, and who was on board the
vessel at the time, saved himself
by jumping overheard and SWIM
ming ashore. He was pursued by
the Savages, but managed to get
clear. The vessel was employed by
her owner in connection with his
plantation, and the attack made
by the Aurora islanders was en-
tirely unexpected and unprovoked.
Almost simultaneously with this
outrage was the attack made upon
the vessel Leon Henri, sailing I'M
der the American flag, and register
ed at Levuka, FIJI. Three men were
massacred belonging to that YES
sells party. and the master of the
vessel, Captain W. H. Bruce, in
letter from Villa harbor, describes
the murder as having been perpe-
trated by bushmen on Pentecost
island. 1t was raid made on
ships boat as she lay off the beach
laden with articles of trade to be
exchanged for Pentecost islanders
DESTROYS of recruiting for service
on plantations in other parts of the
New Hebrides group. While the
were proceeding
imam of bush" felled the recruit |
ing agent with four blows of a
Two others were sim
ilarly butchered, and a fourth, |
realizing the critical |
nature of affairs, dived over the
bows of the boat and swan out, |
eventually landing on another part
of the coast. The bodies of Lifou
Zone of the killed) and a native
were recovered by Captain Bruce,
who, after many yicissitudes,
reached Ambrym mission station
in charge of DR.. Lamb. There the
bodies were decently inferred. The
Leon Henri was afterward navi-
gated single-handed to Port Sand
Eich after one of the most eventful
made in the New Hebrides
group for many years.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-11-07
THE USUAL PENALTY.
a. Brady, Cook of the Irwin,
Sentenced to Six Months
at Hard Labor for
Smuggling.

A. Brady, the smuggling cook of
the w. G. Irwin, was convicted in
the district court yesterday and
sentenced to six months in Jail at
hard labor and to pay fine of$5o0
and costs of suit.
Twenty tins of opium were found
in false bulkhead in the cooks
galley on board the ship on the 23d
of last month, and Brady was ar
rested and charged with smuggling.
He pleaded not guilty and his cap
tain spoke for him, giving him a
good character, but the evidence
was too strong and the man was
convicted.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-11-07
AT 1T AGAIN.

The REV" mR. ROWLAND ON
DECK ONCE MORE.
He Gives His Usual Psychometric seanoe
At AriOn HaIl-Extracts From
His =. Sermon"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-11-07

sit is pleasure to sell Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy says Stickney
& Dentler, druggists, Republic, Ohio,
"beeause q customer after once using
it, is almost certain to call for it when
again in need of such medicine. We
sell more of it than of any other cough
medicine we handle, and it always
gives satisfaction" For coughs, colds
and Group it is without an equal For
sale by all dealers.
BENSON, SMITH & Co.
Agents for II. /.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-11-07
The Friend.

The Friend for November is out,
and is full of interesting news. A
long letter from the Rev. C. NJ.
Hyde is published, and also an in
terestin ( .rticle On the Portuguese
exiles in illinois.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-11-07
What Can Cutieura Do
Fo,, Ba6y's Skin, Soap, and Hair

Everything that is cleansing purifying and beaung for the kn
scalp and hair of infants aud children the CuCura Rene
dies will do. They afford instant relief and speedy the
most agonng of itching and burning They clear the skin
of the most distressing of sca cused pp and blotchy humos
They cleanse the scalp of dand scales and crus destroy
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-11-07

scopic insects which feed on the
hair, and supply the roots with
energy and nourishment. They
prevent inflammation and clog
ging of the pores, the cause of
pimples, blackheads, rashes,
red, rough, and oilyskin. They
heal rough, chapped, and ifs
sured hands, with itching, burn
ing palms, painful finger-ends,
and remove the cause of shape
less nails.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-11-07

Daily ADVERTISER, so cents per
month. Delivered by carriers.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-05-22
THE DOLLAR COLUMN

Advertisements net exceeding An inch Tor ten
lines Of small type) in length will be inserted in
this column for one dollar per week. or fty cents
the hfst insertion and twenty-five cents each ad.
dtttonal nalinsertion-paysble in sdvance.l
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-05-22
NTrn representative for our

est book ever Offered to the public.
Christmas present for both old and young
Our COUPON sy stem, which we use III selling this
great work, enables each purchaser to get the
book free, SO every one purchases.
For his first weeks work one agents profit is
Sl66. Another 1886. A lady has just cleared $l2U
for her tirst weeks work.
Write tor particulars, and If You can begin at
once schd 81 for outfit We give you exclusive
territory. aud pay large commissions on the sales
OF sub.ugents. Write vt once for the agency for
your county.
Address all communications to
RAND, MoNALLY l. CO..
CHICAGO.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-05-22

q e to Sl5 per day At home. selling Lightning
VO Platter and plating jewelry. watches. table
ware, etc. Plates the finest OF jewelry good al
hew all kinds of metal with aold silver or nick
ell. No experience. No capital. Every house has
goods needing plating.
II. X. DELNO CO., Columbus, Ohio.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-05-22
Bows NAV be Had

land sometimes girls) for ordinary service at
wages, upon iudenture, Ito work. attend school,
and be brought up somewhat ~ your own Il and
children may be had for legal adoption.
Address: L. Il. DOOLEY,
Supt. Oregon Boys and Girls Aid Society
PORTLAND, Oregon.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-05-22

hEcATC wanted. LIBERAL SALARY PAID.
NOesS " At home or to travel. TEAM FUR.
NrsHEp FREE. p. .. vICKERY. Augusta, Maine.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-05-22

IF you wish to advertise anything anywhere al
L any time write to GEO. r. HOWELL l. CO..
No. Sc ruce street. New York.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-23

einsm b1isn gnbe tommen mub unb
.a;ebt ii4 baber Mijbe, bic @Iabgebiete
1l permebren. go tpirb psrludt burf
.@:rm;ttluns 9amburss Nfrita unb
'oann islbitftdnbis man4e aiiutiIA:
'Mdrtte ipe3ie1 ben rulFiHen Baum
Observation-Disclosures augdngli9 gu MAIDEN
;lnb edit tiir3.i4 tpurbe ans.f anssn,
ben 9ano;l NIT periien ein5uleitsn,
iunb ba ion bic 1ibirii4e 8a3n nod bic
,M0sl;4tsit s:ben, bic @erbinbung mil
'@6ina gu perbefern unb eins anbere
iMesri9tung fir ben Export na9 ben
iBer. Staten gu lsgen.
Mit bieien YlGnen piro nun in Dem
amtliden rWeftnit Tinanbop" Elm
Mfanb auf bic f&Dne 3utunft seseb,n.
bod gilt b:es i'm Muge Der pratttI3en
'Sa4mGnner muir als GelbI ttduI4ung,
@s nirb entgegenge6altsn, bab 9amz
burg, bas ii4 5don beute peissre, ben
unprattii& ru7iN@en Esprit na@ Spa
gien ausaufibren, es ii9 ntbt. betfal=
len lieBe, rufii14e 3iBe nad Mfrita gu
erport:r<n, cine Waare, bic i9ls4te,
lei, als bic bsutl9s, fran5Dit{9e unb
englii4e unb babsr fem rentables &C.
,i&aft beripw@e, unb fir cine 4usfub>
tna4 Mmerita perbe bic iibirti life 8abn
,nidts b%eitragen, ba bic @ufen i9on
jebt auf benz. um's 9retfa4e ndberen
.unb bequemeren @ese iibsr ben Mtlanz
,tii4en Ocsan, ni@ts na@ Mmerita gu
i4iden 9dttsn
. 0is perliden MGrtte t0nnsn @ub=
Lamb au4 ni4t gut augdnslt@ peroen,
,ba bic Deuti@:n unb @ngldnber mil
fbren bs7eren @r3eugniHsn iie fir iid
einnebmen, unb mas 14liebti9 gbina
anbetriFt, 10 tpdre bic es 2anb ia 1@on
beute NuBlanb erreif6ar, aber Mubz
lamb 9abe ni@ts bab:n aus3ufibren;
,aljd6rlt@ berii6ren bic Damp er Der
S~reipiQigen Tlotte Snbien unb G6ina,
bod brd4ten lie teinerlsi Prooutte baz
hin. Das ftnb ibmermiegenoe Sbatz
fa4en, bic ale Ginbilbunsen BON elmer
gliidtlden 3utunft bes ruiii19m 9anz
Dets 5erit0ren. Das 9roBe 3arenrei4,
Das felbft 10 m~utbpiQig es NIT ben
Do%rbanbsnen @laBitauten berborben
fat, mirb bst 5einen I'M pliben, tonturz
ren5unfGbigen T%abritunten Bios 5u5uz
f@auen baben, tpenn Mnbere abieben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-23
cencrretd)

Wisn. 9luf ietner Wsltreiie bat
fi9 Gr5R:raog Strong Geroinanb, mo-
menrlt4 IN Snb:en unb Nspal, dIs
tii@tigsr Sdser betpieien. D:e S9ubz
lift. peiit nidt tp,nissr als 2793 @tid
auf. @s finben ii4 barunter 5 glez
pbaatsn, 20 Singer, 7 pantber, 2 9pdz
men, 80 Wibi4psins. stne sroB: Merz
&c bon Molern unb @eiern, ~fliegenben
81 4en, S1lang:n ufp.
DIR poitbsamte Scarf 9wber, Der
Dor 9 Sabrea Elm &iIthen NIT 100000
@ulb.n seitoblen bate unb oei1en 4rp:z
tirung Dor Rur3em gemeloet purbss, er=
bi.lt 7 Sabre 1diper:n 8erters. Was
bic @attin bes 8erurtbeiltsn anbelangt,
10 tpirb ii9 bieie.be bsmnddbIt Dor benz
Grtsnntnibserihts tpege1 0iebitablsz
tbeilns6muns gu h'rantporten baben.
Die @trahaden purben ni4t bereiz
n;gt, neil bt. Inter u9une beaigli4
b:r Graa mu4 niht abyei4.o'en 1T.
&ornsnburs. Ser 8etrieb BET
~fliesenbn Bride apiiden 4ier unb
&ln5 te%rnuburg tpupbe in Mntpel enbeit
BIS Statt6altereiratb.s @rafen &uenz
burg unb Der Masiitrats beioer Stdbz
tie Dom 9irg,rmeiIter S4aumarm erz
Dffnet.
prag. 0r. @uitap 2aube murbe
als Rettor Der beutl9:n unto.ri itdt
feierli9 initau:rt.
2eitmerib. Dem Sa9l0bner
sSobann 9oubet aus ReuItubpoo, nell
4er in Ruuuing feline Satin nit etner
9ol5bads eridlagen fat unb bonn
S9nurg:ri@ts gum Sobs bur4 ben
Strang perurtbeitt murbe, bat ber &aiz
1er bic Soossitrufe na@geisbem unb bsr
oberite @eri4tsbof bat bic Son:strafe
in cine lshensldnyli4e &erttp6aft umz
9%.tpanoelt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-23
MublanoS tuirtbSh aftli@c gage

Die pirtBfdaftli@e Gage @ub(anbs
3iebt ber3sit bic erniteIte Mufmsrtiamz
teit oer ruf1t14en patrioten auf li4,
BENIN fte lit cine bsr5ti4 lAle4te. 0ts
Musfu6r aus Mublanb betrug 700
Milionen @ubel fir 1891, bas Sabr
barol1f aber ni4t mebr a1s 470 M:Qio=
nen @ubel, un6 bic in 1898 pirb erit
re9t niht cine quite 3ifer aufpeiIen,
BENIN but @ublano borber gebungsrt
unb ii4 felbit bic @etreibeausfubr oerz
boten, If es jebt NIT ieinsm @etreioe,
benz @auptausf u1rartitel, e;nfab itben
9eblieben. Mber es fpmmt nod Elm
l1ebel btnsu, bas ben troltloien 3uz
{tanb no3 me1r ber19limmert; bie1es
l1ebel III BET f6pantenbs Rreoibtrubel.
|@r VT i'm Musd.anoe untsr ieinsm
Wertb gei1rnten. Muf btsfe M:iie bat
Mublanb gum 8etipiel in ieinem bsiten
Wusfubrsia6re, 1888, fir 1874 MiQioz
men @ubel &rebit nur 460 Miuionen
@olb erbatten unb tpeiter6in bat es
ltets eine betrG9tlt@e DiHeren3 5miz
19en benz ru1it1h:n Rrebit uno benz
ausge3ablt erbaltenen aus(Gnbi14e
@ol6 gegeben, bic Preis3ifern bet ruiz
1i19en Musfubr 1ielten al 10 muir ettpas
ms6r als bic 9dlfte baDon, mas tie
bdIagten.
menn au4 bas 3arenrei@ bic @pez
fulation nit 1einsm &rebit=Rubel gu
b.14rdnten iu@t, 10 hilft es babur4
ii4 bod muir 10 tpeni9, ba Der &reottz
Nubel .~ii6erbaupt ni4t bic gepin1@te
1olibe @runbluge fat. Mnberer 1etts
Fat bas Mus1anb nibt msbr 2uit na4
ru1ldl9en @r5eugnihen, als es unter
lmitdnben 0ur@uus baben muB, benin
bel e tparen i'm grobsn @an3en &C.
fdc&t. Der rui1ii4s Gla&s un6 bas
ruliiI9e @etretbe baben ibren &uf ein<
gebibt. Tsrner geht bic Iusfubr biez
ler probutt., pie 3uder, Rartofeln,
&d1e, Butter, &uptar, 5tl3e,
Trii4te u. I. ~. BON So3r gu Sa9r Be-
ifdnoig 3uriid. 3. 9. Spiritus wurbe
1886 b:s 1887 fir 9 MtQionen Rube(
ausgefii6rt, 1892 aber bo4 nur fir
1 1{2 MtQionen &ub.l.
: Sic Megierung be9reift pobl, bab
man auf iolder abi&li6igsn &a6n gu
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-23

~. du1 Den 20. Oe3;mDer lC(O 3Ipel
Rorps unter Gabmalaber unb Srtpin
borriiden; be;be tpurben bur9 Srsibeis
an BET Gabrt iiber ben Delatpare per=
binbert. Nur bas britt &orps unite,
tbm ie..bit unb unter ben @sner1len
@uQipan. Green uno &nor fam Be
Muden3ie Terrp, 8 Msilen obsr6alt
Grenton, iiber ben Strom. Sober
mann fsnnt bas Bib bon 2sube, bas
Maibinston itebsnb I'M @oot BARTLETT.
tpel@es 5tpti9:n Gisi&oIen 9abu
IuAt. Das mar in Der !Sei.ig:n Na91
1776, unb am Is. DECEMBER nit 9as
sesanbru4 srtF Waibtngton ben bei:
iiiden @ortrab an, mdbrsnb bic betber
anbern Rolonnen ebsnfaQs iber ben
Stub iebten.
ObsrIt @amle Der Rommanosur be,
.9eKen feel, lire @e14ibe purbsn bon
ben mutbig porbringenb:n Mmertta=
nern 9enommen unb na4 tap ferem Wiz
bsrftanb mubten fe it9 am 26. De3em=
b,r ereeben-1OOO Mann an 3abl
NIT am0lf @,i@ubsn.M m 26. Dsaem=
BET Na4mittags fubr Wa16ington nit
ieinen @efangsnen tpieber iibsr ben De-
lamars 5uriid. 0ie @efangsnen muir
ben bur4 bic Straben Pbilabelpbias
gefibrt, i'm auer Wslt ben eritrittenen
;@ieg gu bsmei5sn. sic tpurbsn bann
in bas r9eKen12aser" bei @eaoins &C.
bra4t, BON ND aus lie itd gum She'll
an bic beutI9<penn1Dloanii@s Tarz
mer uls Rn:@te nerbingtsn unb tbeils
in penmiplDunii@: Rsbolutions< Reg:z
menter traten.
, Der gelungene usberfaQ Waibing=
tons ma9ts einsn grobartigen Ginorud
auf Greunb unb 6eino. Sic @nsldnz
der paren er5taunt unb beunru6igt
iiber b;e1e &ibnbeit unb @@laaferti9z
teit ber Mebelen unb iber bic Nieoerz
lags ibrer !~9ilfszSruppen, bic lie fir
uniiberminbli9 gebatten. 9ie Mmeriz
taner aber erfiQts Der @;eg nit neuem
Mutb.
9as SreHen bel Srenton mar feline
,groBe @@labt, aber es bate i6nen ben
8epeis gegeben, baB Mutb uno @inigz
felt ibrer1 eits au4 ben bsiten feinol:z
.4en Sruppen 9etpa4Ien tparsn. Die
Hennj plbanier eilten in @9aaren unter
bic Tabnen Waibinstons unb nit if
men 5og ct mieber lber ben 0elapare,
UNI Srsnton unb Seriep ben @nglGnz
bern itrsitig gu MAIDEN.
@o enbete Der 6elb5ua BON 1776.
|@stn @nbe mar Elm 2t9tbtid in ben
.barten 8ebrdngnt1en bes no@ ni4t
lange begonnenen Samples, Dor nell
dem ber &pn9rsb bereits BON pbilabelz
pbia na4 Baltimore iibergeiieoelt mar.
Meue @teges5uperit4t tpar ioin pi@z
tiges @rgebnib, unb bas 9entmal gu
Srenton an bic en- er1 ten groben unb
ermutbgenben @rfolb oer Sret6eitsz
maHen lit miirotg bes glorrei4en @r=
eigniKes, be51en Inbenten ba1elbe bsrz
berrli@en unb Dsretptgen ipQ.
Q. 81
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-23
- en- Serre 6dute in Snbi{

- Sn Serre 9aute in Snbiaz
ma bat bic fiinfoigjdbrig. Trau Warz
1baG bt, a9t5ehnidbrise Trau @ba
ReleD eri to9.n. Die Maribau erz
5dblt ben @orsans folgenoermuben:
@ie babe i'm 9auis bon Grau &:llep's
Muttsr &artoffeln ssi@alt, als Trau
&slep ibr portparf, buB lie bor mebz
reren @o9sn ibr, @srbaftung berun<
laBt babs. Mls fis, bic Marlban. bies
in Mbrebs itellte, babe bic &.llep lie
ge14lagen unb lie babe 5ur I6nebr
6erShldse bic 9anb, in tpelder tie bas
SeoermeKer bielt, NIT msldem iie bus
S@dlen be1orgte, in bi: 90bs geboben.
ipii1e obsr ni9ts babon, baB lie babel
bic &ellep in bic 8ruIt geto4en unb
bubur9 ibr,n Sob b:rbei9efi6rt babe.
sic 1si 1dleunisit fortgslaufen, Inn Be-
bufs bsr 8srbaftung Der Jrau &eQeD
poli5ei berb:iaurufen. 60 glaubbaft
bie5e @r3dblung Der Maribaq au9
tlins,n mag, 10 tpenis tit lie tbatidAli@
ri@tig. Die Mar19aa bat ndmli@
feline &artoffeln gei9dlt unb Der Sell
leD bic Sobesnunbe ni4t in bet Ru4e
Der @epnplbs'1@sn Wobnung, 1onbsrn
an Der @orbertbiirs bss @auI es beige
bra9t. 9is Mar1buI unb bic &eG:D
gebDren 8sibe Der unterften 8eb0ltez
rungstlaRe an.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-23
@tm a,teritamtihc r Vropbet.

Mngemeine DFentlife Teiern oer
@ntbedung Mmsrita's baben 5par BOZ
bunb.rt Sabren n:@t itattgefunosn.
nt9t einmal in Mmerita ielbi - bag
berbinberten bier tpte briiben Bic pibr!=
gen 3e;tlGufte. Mber in 2pn0on ba1
tpenigitens am II. Sttob:r 1892 eint
groBe Ser amm1ung gu @bren oes Sa:
!9es itattgefunoen, uno omar angereg'
bur@ ben ameritarilhen @eiitli4er
@l6anan Min9elt ter, bet i'm Sabrt
1857 na9 England getommsn mar
INN fir cine bon linn gegriin6ete @sttt
gu m;rten.
@r batte perIu9t, England gu cine,
0erani taltung elmer groBsn Seitli4tei1
an Dem Sage gu bspegen. 9as tpa1
ibm 3!par ni9t gelumgen, aber ct brab=
t. tpentgitens cine ansebli@ 10000
3Gblenbe MaKenpepiammlung gu @tan=
be, Dor Der Ct cine begeii terts &ebe
bielt, pel@e gebrudt unb piel perbreitei
tpurbe, leiber aber nur in iebr penigen
@remplarsn-man meiR nur BON ie4a
-erbalten 1T.
Die in Yarts eri 9einenbe @epue b
Topographic fat in elmer ibrer lebter
Mummer11 dinige Qb19nitte baraua
mitg:tbeilt, tpel4s tbres propbeti1@er
Snbalts balbsr fir uriere 2eier inte:
reliant iein iperben.
v9as tommenbe Sabr6unbert fiji,
fi9 alein," 1agte ct oman bebente, am
IL. Ottober 1792D, rmirb in Mmerito
10 biel umgaitaltungen berporbringen,
tpie ale bret felt ber @ntbedung Der
noTenen aui ammen. 9te 3utunfi
3eigt fid mir often; i@ iebe Wilteneien
ii@ bebDltsrn; meine 8lide brtneen Big
in iene ;3eit, tpo biefer md9tige Orb
tbeil in ieiner gan5en 4usbs6nung nu1
BON ciptliitrtsn Ws1en bspobnt iein
mirb." 1nb ipdter: ~@stragen pon
benz @ebanfen an bic bsrrl;@e @ntpi=
dslung Mmeritas, blide i4 b:reits in
ieme SABRE, tpo bteieDbe poQenb:t 1T!
Meinen 1taunsnben 8liden 3etgen iid
bic @ereinigten @taaten in ibrer gan:
,3en 9errli@teit. Sd rt4te bic Mugen
.auf ale jene @egenoen, mel4e 6sutt
nod pbne 8epobner uno obne 2eben
1in6. ga, ND fir ben @u9enblid MI,
Wilbnib @th bsfinbet, gebiQt in bag
@untel md9tiger Mdlber. bort 1sb*
tb in elmer glan5bollen 3utunft Staa=
ten unb @ei9e entits6en; i4 isbe &ir=
4en emporma@fen uno Sempel be1
Mifsnihaften unb ber Weis3eit. 4n
ienen Srten, tpel@e 6eute nur BON mill
ben Sbieren obsr Men14sn, pel&s ni41
tpeniger nib als biele itnb, belu41
tpsrben, b0rs i9 bereits ben 2drm be,
Mr6eit, ie6e prahtooqe @taote erblu*
Zen. Ser neue @rotbsil 3eigt ii4 mil
in ]einer gan5en Musbe6nung cultioirt
ctpiltiirt, be0edt nit @tdoten unb 9Drs
fern. iS:6t. pie ft@ 4msritas @olt
unb @ilber gum Rubme @ottes iibe1
bic gan5e @rbe er9iebt, bic @tlaberei