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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-27

I Furnishing INSCRIPTIONS traders who are
4 bent Ou INTRODUCING them. Stringent pro-
I hibition Of such trade IS now ~ force
, an most or the regions uomluallF con-
/ troleQ by European powers, ana eNplor-
F er- sometimes complain IldF the rIleS
4 are cast iron and put them 10 much in
+ James Johnston had to wait twelve days
before he secured "a permit TO so on his
+ lns piece ana revolver. great many
guns ana tons of powder. however. are
lawfully introauced into Africa for sale
/ 70 natives They are very Iond OF max
ing a Noise. They love 20 distinguish
marriage. q nHfFFmakiHs, an iutermeut,
return from fishing OF the chase by
is stiu Introduced hy the thousands is
a uOl=e-fuaiIu- making machine. and is
usually more dangerous to the man who
handles lt than 70 any one else.
Sicl weapons are exceedingly short
lived Their barrels are now seen in great
numbers serving AN humble but more USE
luE purpose as an adjunct of the black
smith bellows. The natives make ham
lners and knives Of the old iron, and they
are even known to use the barrels as to-
-a11g llpes; ana some times when the
article ls sriu doing service as a. gun. one
la} q white man on the Congo LEFT his sta
,ioH win a party OF natives and halted FOR
i9nch at 70 place where there was much
TOBACCO growing IN the gardens. His men
had not brought their pipes, but their
suns answered every purpose. They
STUFFED some dried tobacco in at the
ureech. surrounded the big muzzle with
says the African native has no ingenuity
III ever men racked their brains TO supply
a pressing need. DO was the followers of
the Mahdi when their ammunition began
I'd run low Their caps for cartridges be-
came exhausted. a few books on chemis-
tfy were found and ransacked for hints as
To- the making of illuminate. The books
save no help. Many starving Egyptian
tried TO invent some substance that would
act as illuminate, but labored In vain. The
al .tldls successor was almost in despair
when an inventive genius suddenly ap-
peared IN the person Of a khartOum doc
TOR. named Hassan Zeki whose expert
ments We're crowned with complete sue
cess 10 was this invention alone that en-
ahlel the khalifa TO rOut the Ahysinnians
ana XIII King John. linen the time came
when powder was needed. a number of
frauds and cheats came into view and
lived on the fat of the land as long as they
could make the Khalfa believe that they
We're just on the point of producing good
gunpoWder. Their imposition cost some
OF them their lives wnen they were found
out. Then poor Greek named Nusef
fertckachi, after months of experiment
produced a fairly good powder. His for
tune was made and the ammunition prob
lem was solved; and in the arsenal he es-
tabllshed the khalifa was able to produce
passaDle guns. The barbarous tribes
however, have to buy all their material
ana the only way to prevent them from
DISCRIMINATING one another and killing the
WHITES Is TO keep improved guns out of
thelI reach Cyrus G.. Adams.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-27

for him but there was nothing TO do but
carve the remains away from the barbs
or lose his fishing outfit So he carved
anI nursHl.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-27
DEATH IN a sARDrNE.
Fatal Mix-Up OF Hungry Dog with
Fish Hooks and Lines.
From the san Francisco Examiner.

From the San Francisco Examiner.
An unknown dog suffered an agonizing
death on Fisherman's wharf yesterday
morning. for which he himself was to
blame. The canine was foraging for Wet
uals-anything to ally the pangs of hun
ger-and his rambles brought him to the
feet of young Guido Zabeni, the rock cod
hunter.
geared with 200 hooks, stacked up on the
wharf The lines are cOiled as they are
brought back from the sea, and TO many
of the hooks the sardines used for bait
still cling. 1t was the intention of the
fisherman to remove the remnants of
bait and recoil the lines for another trip,
but the job win probably not be finished
until sometime tonight.
After dumping half a dozen coils on the
dock Mr.. Zabenl retired TO the shelter of
the shed to light his pipe. The dog, which
had been lurking behind a pile of nets,
sneaked out and made a grab for n nice,
juicy sardine in the middle of the coil.
There was q keen, barbed hook inside of
the sardlne and the hungry cur got them
both just as the returning fisherman
SHE'D an empty basket at him. With a
yelp the dog leaped forward. but fetched
up standing with the hook buried deep in
his lower lip. The sudden jerk sent the
stiffened coils flying in all directions
while the startled dog gyrated wildly in
the vortex.
Each move sent fresh hook into some
portion 81 ms ara roJTy While Guido
looked helnleSSly on. he adFeu not touch
the mess for fear of getting snagged him
self So the dog had things pretty much
his own way while he lasted For fully
ave minutes the air was thick with fish
hooks, dog and springy coils of dark red
line The noise of the unequal combat
was simply terrific as the unhappy vic
tim Of appetite slowly but surely stabbed
himself to death.
Gradually the struggle grew weaker
ana the shrleks OF agony died away The
dog had wound himself up until he look
ed ike hairy ball of Irvine. crimson
dyed in spots A dozen taut drawn turns
about his neck finally choked the beast
70 death. but not until 100 hooks or more
had found lodgment in his flesh Mr.
Iabeni cursed copiOusly and tore his let
black hair on beholding the work laid
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-27

-Figuratively Speaking. -Whyte-Don't
you think Browne is a good descriptive
Writer2
Black-Yes, generally, but he makes
mistakes sometimes.
Whyte-FOr instance2
Blackwell he was writing of naval
battle once and he said that 800 brave
sailors on the defeated vessel bit the dust
-IouisNille Courlar journal
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-27
MEN AND VIC
DIFFER.
WHEREIN
WOMEN
IL This Is True Men Are slaves of
circumstances, While Women Are
Their Mistresses.

From Lippincotts.
Man is a creature Of cast-irOn habits:
woman adapts herself TO circumstances;
this is the foundation of the moral differ
ence between them.
A man does not attempt to drive a nail
unless he has a hammer; a woman does
not hesitate to use anything from the heel
Of boot to the back Of a brush
A man considers a cOrkscrew absolutely
necessary to open a bottle; a woman at
tempts to extract the cork with the scis-
sors; II she does not succeed readily, she
pushes the cork into the bottle, since
the essential thing is to get at the fluid.
Shaving is the only use to which a man
puts a razor; a woman employs il for
chlrOpOdists purpose.
When man writes everything must be
IN apple pie order; pen, paper and ink
must be just so, profound silence must
reign while he accomplishes this import
ant function. woman gets any sheet
OF paper, tears it, perhaps from book
or portfolio, sharpens the pencil with the
scissors, puts the paper on an old atlas,
crosses her feet, balances herself on her
chair, and cOnhdes her thoughts to the
paper, changing from pencil to pen and
vice versa from time TO time nor does
she care if the children rOmp or the
cook comes to speak to her.
a man storms If the blOtting paper is
not conveniently near; woman dries the
ink by blowing on IL, waving the paper in
the air or holding it near the lamp or
fire.
A man drops a letter unhesitatingly in
the box; a woman rereadS the address, as
sures herself that the envelope is sealed,
the stamp secure, and then throws it vio-
lently into the box.
A man can cut a book only with a pa
per cutter; woman deity inserts a hair
pin and the book is cut.
For a man ''goOd-by" signifies the end
of a conversation and the moment of his
departure; for a woman ii is the beginning
OF, "a new chapter, for it is just when they
are taking leave of each other that wo-
men. think of the most important topics
of conversation.
A woman ransacks her brain trying to
mend a broken object; a man puts it aside
and forgets that for which there is no
remedy. Which is the superior?
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-27

photographers, especially amateur
photographers, will tell you that the ca
mera cannot lie, says the Pail Mall Ca
zette. This only proves that photograph
ers, especially amateur photographers,
can; for the dry plate can tib as badly as
the canvas on occasion, and is actually
more pernicious because of its undeserved
reputation of Veracity. Who would believe
a ghost story on the uncorroborated evil
dence of a painted picture? Yet a photo
graph of house at Halesowen, taken
few days ago, included the likeness Of the
wealthy lady who vacated il six months
back. As she vacated it for the church.
yard, the plate appropriately enough ex-
hibited her dressed in a shroud; and so
convincing was this very counterfeit pre-
sentiment that regular ghost scare broke
out, and several women averred that they
could see the dead lady at the window
On Saturday it was discovered that il
was all due to some. flaw in the photo
graphic apparatus, just as in a very SINH
lar case at Ipswich, some time ago. There
the view represented a back water off the
river Clipping, and in the water there was
clearly outlined a drowned female figure
waist, bust, features, hair and all. They
actually dragged the river to see what
they could find, and found nothing Gu
riously enough a woman was really drown
ed at that very spot a few weeks later;
so the Ipswich photography seems to be
as previous as Halesowen is retrospective.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-27

In Bedding, Ore. the women cyclists
while riding through the strets of the
town; but when the country is reached
the skirts are removed and the wheelwo-
men proceed unencumbered. By thus
straddling the question of proper apparel
Tor this sport no ones sense of propriety
is shocked in Belding.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-27

1t is said that the camel is a lover Of
tobacco, says the Chicago Times. Let any
one smoke pipe or cigar in the camel
compound and the camel will follow the
smoker about place his nose close to
the burning tobacco, inhale the fumes
with long sniff, swallow the smoke.
then, throwing his head up with mouth
agape and eyes upturned, showing the
blood-shot whites, viii grunt a sigh. of
ectasy that would make the fortune of a
low comedian in love scene.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-27

EARTH Bevond an o.
its match
and
$4,000 actually
10 multi of feature
the
Inc greatest collection ~
R E1ueated Alaska
o. tho
animals
of ~
ecipsing
public a m
on accoun of
COAfBTNED SHOWS CbndTA
rate be sslei ALL
Branch Ticket Office Sceven House and - 'a'0
FRIDAY. AEJSRNOoN NOV Q
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-27
GUNS IN CENTRAL AFRICA.
THE NATIVES WILL GIVE THEIR
ALL TO PROCURE THEM.

Only One Tribe Has successfully Re
sisted Natives Armed With Guns.
Four Nuskets Laid the Foundations
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-27

-lIe-Higbee would have run through
his fortune in a year if it hadn't been for
his wife"
She-How did she prevent it2
He-She spent it herself.-Tit-Bits.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-29

einen S4abbonb auf 1900 Grancs
Mente, btr mad iorgfdltisiter priiz
flung als gut ertannt tpurbe. Der
ansebli4e Notar febte barauf bic
0ertaufsbebinsunseu auf unb eEt>
fetnte iid NIT Der 8emertune, 9err
8ouilet BE la Goreit tperbe Iofort ct.
i9einen, Inn bic 100000 Grancs einz
~auta7iiren. 1ass barauf erbielten
Die brei Direttoren Elm Telegram NIT
Der Mntiinbiguns, Der Archaeological
Ser beS Motars Gpbu iperbe am 1G4s
item Sag in parts eintreHen, UNI bic
100000 5rancs in gmpfang gu nebz
men. 9ier trat nun Der 3ufa1 in
Mirf1amtett. Die Direttoren Der
nTonciere" unb bes rpatrimoine"
tparen gerabe abtpeienb, alS bic De-
pefden eintrafen. sic batten fomit
nidt bic nStbise 3eit, bic Summen
oufammenaubrtnsen, unb ais 8ouilz
let in tbren Bureaus. eri4ien, murbe
ibm bebeutet, an, nd9iten Sage piez
beroutommen, mas ct aber unterlteb.
Sci Der LINTON" mar er bagegen
glidltder unb fadte bic i9Dnen 300
.9auienbfranfi9eine Elm, NIT benen
CT ii@ apabri9einlid ms Muslanb
sefli9tet bat. Der @etartitel murbe
na9trdsli4 als cine iebr gei4idte
GGli@uns ertannt. Die poliaei lei<
tete 1ofort bic nDtbtsen Grbebunsen
Elm, bic aber bisber erfolslos gebltez
BEN finb.
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bab bas Spiel iiberbaupt aufbSrer
mubte. Die gesen bic St~Trenfriebe
gu Ollie seruffne poliaei tonnte ni@t
eini4reiten, neil bieielbe benz Mili>
tdrseri4te unteritebt. Die llria1e
Der unerbDrten Jredbeit lou bic ss>
npeien iein, bab elmer bieier 6errsn
bic betrefenbe ShauIpielerin perae6S
LID nit ieinen 2iebesantrdsen psrfoIst
bate.
RObern. Bel einem iinsit bier
ausgebro1enen Branbe purben feds
@ebdube, aablrei9e S%taIunseu unb
SHeunen einsedi9ert. Bon benz Na9S
barorte 81. ptlt mar bic Jeuer,pebr
nit nod anberen our 9ilfe bsrbeises
etlt. Cine freitebenbe Mauer ftiirote
elm unb besrub spei Geuerpebrleute
untr ibren 9riimmern. Die l1ngliid<
li9en tpurben als 2eihen aus benz
Gbaos BON brennenbsn 9altsn unb
sliibenbem @eitein herporseaosen~
Oeifertid.
Wien. Der 2ebrer 9ina &urS
aus 2ansenlois bat nsuli4 pom Ste
pbanplab aus. bon aablrei9en Habz
fabrern Elm Stiid Weges geleitet, cine
Retorbfabrt nod Mostau : petersz
burg $500 Rilomster) ansetreteu..
8ubmeis. Das biireerlide
8rdubaus in 8ubpeis feierte {einer
1OOjdbrisen Be1tanb. DieIe 8rauerei
bat ii4 aus tleinen Mnfdnsen gu eiuer,
bebeutiamen 90be emporsei4muusen;
Der sr0Bte NuHdmuns fdIt in bic
lebtsn Is Sabre uno 1T benz riibrigeu
unb Dor5iisli4 bsfdbisten @ertpulz
tungsausiduB, an befen Spite ieit
biefem 0ierteljabrbunbert Moolf 9aas
ftabt, gu p%erbanten. 4ber gu slei1eyt
1bsilen an benz MufI9nunse 6aben
m;tgearbeitet bic Oberbrauer &erf1z
baum unb 8rauereizS nipettor Neuz
gebauer.
Gepin. uniere Depobrer tnur<
ben bieler Sage bur9 S9iNe alarz
mirt. Sum 9auie bes 28jGbrisen
8auers Ma Idet eilenb, mpber bic 9e~
toration fam, fanben lie bic Sbii.
ner59loKen unb erblidten burd bas
5eriter bic 16 112id6rise Grau Ma~
f@et's unter benz Slide in ibrem Bluz
te lieaen. 8sbpr lie bic Sbiir iprenz
gen tonnten, bate Maidet einen
Shub geeen lid a%bsefeuert. Mls'
man bic Sbiir enblih geOHnet hattie.
paren 8eibe tobt. Die junge SraI
bate smei @9iHe in Der 8ruit-
@ii5. l1nier Sobbab 1T bur4
einen Woltenbrud, Der u"nleren Gii5~
ba9 in nenigen Stunber y einem
so Rlafter breiten reibenben Strom
ma9te, p%ollitdaoig aerIt0rt.
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Sic Siirfci uno iDrc drtfliGcn
untertbattett.

DAB bic 9Grtei, tpenn lie, ni9t
nur in europa, lonbern iiberba1pt in
ibren an europdti4e Mddte unb grps
BE 8eltitraben ansren5enben @ebiets>
tbetlen, nod auf ldngeren 8eitanb
re9nen min, mebr unb in ral4erem
9empo oils bisber tire @erpaltung
unb ibre gan5e itaatsre4tliae 4ufz
faHung nit .europGii4en SSbeen err
fiilen muB, nobel Bic Torm Der Ser
naltung fa1t als Nebenia@e erf4etz
men tDhrte, unterltegt teinem 3meifel.
Die 3eiten iinb ldngit ppriber, nab,
renb beren bic 3irten als bas. iiegz
ret9e &rtegerbolt leben tonnten, fir
rnterHalt Bic nt@t gum Mubaz
mebanismus ibergetretene 8epDltes
rung gu 1orgen bate. Sbeoretifd
unb itaotsredtli9 1T bieie MuffaKung
au@ f@on ldnqit- ouber Rurs geieBt,
bic @let4bere@ttgur,g aner untertbaz
men, bes ,Srltans Dor benz @e1eBe 1T
anertanrt, unb Bic Gbriiter tperh,
beute ni4t muir dbenfp tpie bic ltuz
b%amebuner au ,'hoben Staatsdmtertt
unb gum &riegsbienite 5ugelahen,
{pnbern lie 1inb au benz lebteren berz
pfli4tet. Der Wtlle bes gegenpdrtiz
gen 5ultans, ben Mnforoerungen Der
berdnberten 3eiten gere@t gu perben,
pirb BON alien Setten anerfannt, uno
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Moocrncr ghminocl.

@or brei Monate1 srbielten bic
Direttpren bon brei groBen Barrier
@erii9erungs : @eieqi4uften, bes
r4atrimoine," Der r5onciere" uno
Ser Union" Elm @9reiben zines gez
piFen 8ouilet be Ia Toreit, angebz
liden @4reibers bes Notars Gobu in
Mlencon, in pelhem er ben @e1e4s
f4aften feline Dienfte CUR Mntnii=
pfung outer @e19dfte anbot. ST erz
iuate Bic !9erren, bamit fetn 8roDz
oeber BON Der @a9e nt4ts erfiibre,
inter BET MbreKe r8ouinet be Ia So
ret, Bureau beg Notars GDbu in
Mlenco,1 periDnli@" i6m gu antporz
ten. I'm bic epentue1en Miidl4reiz
ben at erbalten, i9loB er nit @obu
Elm fleines @eihdft ab unb Bat bic
len, feline Gorreippnben3 porldufg
in @mpfang gu nebmen. Dor emit
qer 53ett erbielten nun bic bret Dtretz
loren 8u1@riften bes Snbalts, 5ab
Bouinef beauftragt mare, einen Stem
tentitel bon 1900 Srancs gu berz
taufen unb bab iein aunbe 3ce. 900
Trancs in 8anfnpten fir ben Renz
fentitel perlange. Die bret Diref>
loren gingen auf bieies i6nen poraigz
lih erf9einenbe @ei@aft Elm uno ga
ben 3u1timmenbe Mnttporten. Meni9e
Sage barauf ftellte iid Elm Snbipibiz
UNI, bas iid fir einen Notar aus
Mlencon aussab, in ben Bureaus Der
Sc leqidaften ppr uno aeiste linen
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@ar m,,r f6ei:.toot.

s lntin gtpn, Snb., 20. Nuz
quit. Sin &tnb bon Sobn Din gu &od
Street, Sotpnfbip mar mebrere Sage
binbur9 1ebr trant unb am Samftag
itarb es, allen Mni4eine na4 menig>
items. Der RDrper purbe aufsebabrt,
unb es tpurben ale @orbereitungen
fir bic 8egrdbntBfeier getronen. @be
iebo9 Sic Set fit oas 9egrdbnib
getommer mar, betunbete Der RDr<
per 3eiden pon rudtebrenbem Qeben,
tpprauf man i'm einrieb unb in narz
me Blaneue biiqte. Bulb utbntete bas
Ri1tb tpteber, nrb es bit jeBt ale
Mus1idten, gu genefen.
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6e0en =9armitaot.

@ppelsbeim. Sn unierer ST.
meinbe bat cine i@0ne Geier gum Sc
bd9tniB bes slorrei&en &rieges bon
187O-71, suglei@ als 25jGbrise SUI
bildumsfeier bes bieiigen Rriegerperz
ems, ftattgefunben. Die 8etbeiliguna
an bieiem Be1te mar cine aqgemeine
Main3. @ei ben 6elbbienitz lles
bungen Der 27er GelbartiIerie itiir3ten
mebrere @olbaten, bic iiberritten uni
1@tper perlebt nurben.
3tpei 16= Bis 17zjdbrise bumme
Sungen baden auf ben Mtlitdrpoiteh
am Meutbor 3pei MebplberfduKe ab>
g%efeuert, ieDp4 obre gu treHen. SIC
nurben berbaftet.
Mns Ser Rb1n. Die 9etbelz
beer=@rnte ltefert bei uns in bie5em
Sabre etnen auberorbentli9en @rtrag.
Die Strdu4e bdnsen 10 bon, bab nit
lei@ter Mibe geiammelt perben tann.
Sic tperben in Deri4iebenen Srten
CUR Bereitung BON 9~eibelbeerz Wein
benubt. Sn ber Sbittelterei beg
Germ 9artmant1 gu Sanbbeim ,. ).
@b1n tpurben an einem Sage $500
Otter unb i'm Qaufe elmer Mo4e 25,<
800 Qiter angetauft unb %perarbetz
tet. Dte armen 8enobner Der RbDn
baden burd bus Sammeln bie1er Bee
rem einen redt 1dDnen 0erb.nit, Der
ibnen gu gDnnen 1T.
GIiaB : 9otbriugcn.
MeB. Sn einem bieiiqen Barrie
tdten=Sbeater 1T Elm Stanoal borgez
fommen, Der pobl pereinaelt baiteben
biirfte. Qls cine Der S4auipielerin<
men bic @ubne betrat, tpuroe lie NIT
folfem 2Grm empfangen, oaB tie ibr
Spiel ni9t beginner tonnte. Ser
@tanbal artete i4liebli@ berart aug,
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Gin 3ls oer ltuion Yaciiie Babn wiro
mabe @otbenbnrg, Mebr, be-
raubt
Bon orei Manueru, ucl&c Qofomos
tipenihbrer ,luo Setter itbcr=
rnmpcln.
sie Iprcngen ben GrpreB=@ eloldrant
aui, ,nadjeu aber uclis
Scute.

lit auf Der Union paeifc 8abn niht
melt BON bier pafiirt. Der bon ben
Mdubern angefaQene 3us mar Der
iog. DDerlanb Glper go. 8 unb Der
ueberfal ereignete iih UNI Mitterna4t,
3tpei Meilen btesieits 8raop Sslanb.
Bel Buttermi1t !9tu. IN Der
Ditliden Sette Der @teIe, no bic
@anbbiigel Bel ben @eleiien Der Union
pacifc8 abn %aufb0ren, miinbet BON
Morben bsr cine 2anbitraBe in bas
@eleiie unb bter. ND bic 2anbitruBe
cine Strede tpeit eben III, eretgnete ii4
Der l1eberfal. Na4 3usfiibres
Glpnn's Mngabe ipurbe Der Maub bon
3 Mdnnern uusgefubrt. 3pei berielz
ben gelangten bei 8rabp Sslanb auf
ben 3us, tletterten, nadbem berielbe
ii@ in Bepeeung seiebt bate, iiber
ben 3enber auf bic 2otomotibe, mo- lie
pl0bli9 NIT ihren Repolpern Dem 2p=
tomottpfibrer unb Dem !9eiaer broz
benb gegeniibertraten. Sen 2otomo=
tipfiibrer 5pansen iie, ii& mad benz
@epddmagen gu bsgeben unb has perz
1onal befelben auf5uforbern, bic
9bire gu Dfnen. Der 2otomotipfubz
rer rtef ben 2euten i'm Snnern. bes
Wasens gu, bub Der 3ug BON &Guz
bern angebalten lei, unb baB bieielben
s3utrttt gum @epGdnagen perlansten.
Die 9bure purOe iofort ge0Hnet uno
Der @rpreBbote geopungen, ben tletz
neren @slbl4runt gu DHnen. 9a er
ni9t i'm Stanbe mar, ben ,gr0Beren
@elb14rant gu Dffnen, 10 lprengten
bic Mduber ben oberen 3beil beielben
NIT Dpnamit berunter. Wdbreno bic
1er ,@prgGnge i'm @epddpagen mar
Der 9eiasr bon Der 2otomptips berun<
tergei4liipft, bate 0eBtere nebit Sem
Der pom lbrigen 3beile bes 3uges
losgema9t unb mar oann nah @oz
tbenburg tpeitersebompft, unb 9Ulfe
CUR @infansung Der &duber gu bolen.
Sn @otbsnburg ertldrten 5i9 iofDrt
20 ent59loKene Mdnner bereit, mad
benz S4auplaBe bes l1eberfaQs ab3uz
gebn unb BEL Der @infangung Der &duz
bsr bebilfli4 gu fein. Mls lie jebo9
an Srt unb @telle %etntrafen. naren
bic Rduber bert 9munben. Die &du=
Der trugen i4par3e breitranotge Elite
als &opfbebedung uno batten it4 bic
@efi4ter nit l9par3en leibenen 3az
identi9ern berlarbt. Sic 'tpdren be-
ritten unb paren augeni9einli4 aus
benz bena9barten 9igellanb setome
men. Sdmmtli6e 5eniter beg &C.
pddtpagens paren bur9 bic @rplojion
3erft0rt tporben. 9te auf benz 8uge
befnbli9en 8af1agiere muroen bur@
bas bonnerdbn1i9e Settle in groBe
Mufregung oerieBt, purben iebo4 bon
ben @dubern ni9t bebe1ist.
Der @ettionspormann in 8rpman
BAT feit einigen Sagen Elm paar &erle
ii9 in ienem plabe berumtretben ieben
unb tann cine genaue 8el4retubng
ber1elben geben. Superintenbent 80.
8. Barrier unb 'SberiF Miller bon
Nortb 4latte finb BON bort in einem
@pe3ialtpasen nit elmer Mnaabl 2eute
a%ngetommen unb perben ii4 mad
8rabD Sslanh beeben. Mie Der ST.
preBbote 9bomas Mc@arl fagt, baben
bic Mduber ni4t lb:r $500 erbeutet.
M~prtbpIatte, Nebr., %. Dug.
Der Barmer @eo. %. S%ftrunber tit
tpegen 5beilnabme an benz @aube per=
baftet unb BON Qotomottpfibrer tben<
ttfi3irt morben.