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The morning times., 1895-09-14

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The morning times., 1895-09-14

WA ANTED-People to know that
John 3. Mccarthy, undertaken and
em balmer, until recently with George
". wise. is located at $685. II St, George
town, d. O. sel1-Vt
The morning times., 1895-09-14

EGYPTIAN Gypsy-SeveDth dnuxh-
ter OF the seventh generation, she can
take off spells and cause to marry. as wen
as tell you the past and future: persons CALI
pg at the tent next to railroad. will ask for
MME- BURNETT.
Take EckipG ton ana Soldiers Homo
ea1n--t
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nctroit. q: Knckfnrd. 1.
Southern League Games.

Rockford. H. Aus l--ENhihuion game
Score: Rockford. I; Detroit ..
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WORK AND GENIUS.
They Go Hand in Hand in the Experience
of Most Noted Writers.

From the Troy Times.
Some one has said that genius Is simply
novelist, is considered by certain readers
a genius, but he regarded himself as u
mere plodder. 1t was his practice to fix
himself a daily stint" writing just SO
much regardless of conditions. inspiration,
etc. And ii Is not to he denied that he
work. But all intelletts are not given To
plodding. Work was often a torture to
Robert Louis stevenson, and the following
from letter to friend shows how
inspiration left him hopeless AS for my
damned literature, God knows what Il
business il Is, grinding along without a
scrap OF inspiration or a note OF style;
But it has to be ground, and the mill
particularly small The last two chapters
have taken me considerably over a month,
and they are still beneath pity This I
can not continue, time not suttcing, and
the next will just have to be worse. All
day, when style reVsits me. they Will be
excellent matter to rewritC OF course
my old cure of q change of work would
probably answer but ! cannot take 1t now.
desperate cheerfulness | mount the idle
stair. ! haven't the least anxiety about
the book; unless | die | shall have time TO
make it good but the Lord deliver mo
from the thought of the letters! However.
the Lord has other things on hand. and
the consideration practically and face CaS
best ! may) the fact of my iuCompetencc
and disaffectiou to the past. Toll | do
not spare; but fortune refuses me success,
as whatever his name saws. We can do
no more. whatever his name says, we
can deserve It, But my misdesert began
long since, by the aCccptation Of a bar
gain quite unsuitable TO all my methods
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-02
WARS AND RUMORS OF WAR.
People In Utah and wyoming stiii Excited
over the Indian Scare In That
Region.

salt Lake. L. r.. Aug. IA special to the
Tribune from ST Anthony says:
The people OF this and surrounding towns
are still very much excited over the Indian
scare, and almost every hour brings fresh
rumors
Last evening a young man named Paul
came into town and declared that an
other small band OF Indians, with squaws
ana papoosss. were making their way io-
ward the Hole, few miles north Of this
town On the strength OF this Baxter
Hopkins Immediately left town on horse
back. for the purpose of verifying the
same. He went as far north as Mary q
vale. twenty miles distant and there
found the settlers In state OF Wild eN-
element
1t is said the settlers have organized
themselves and are now taking every pre-
caution Tor their own safety.
Guards are out by day and night lndi.
ans have been seen in the Vicinity OF
Marysvale for two or three days past and
i've were delegated to ascertain what the
Indians were doing. The understanding
between these men was that they should
meet at certain cabin IN the vicinity
and at an appointed time. when the men
approached he cabin in question, they
noticed number OF Indians surrounding
II. who AZ once commenced firing. The
three men retreatci and returned to MarNs-
vale, hut Wilson and captain Harris who
were among the i've. have not as vet re-
turned. and it Is feared that their lives
- hppu t1lggu
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-02
NO DOUBT ABOUT APPLES.
The Crop VIII Bc the Largest In Years,
and Of the Nery Iinest Ouality.

Chicago Aug. AT the annual meet
ing OF the National Apple shippers As
sociatiou, with delegates present rep
resentinE all apple growing states from
nounced that the July report OF the de-
partment of agriculture indicating a
short apple crop is entirely Incorrect
and misleading Local information in
their possession shows that IN New En-
gland the crop is one Of reasonable pro-
portions and IN New York. while light
in some districts, the aggregate exceeds
last year, both in quantity and quality.
West OF the Allegheny mountains the
any recent year and much larger and of
better quality than that Of last year, the
only exception being in limited districts
in Ohio and Michigan and In Wisconsin
and Minnesota. Those in attendance at
the meeting unite in declaring the out
look to be for the largest aggregate crop
Of best quality in recent years.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-02

1855.
F'H rlee-Onc and one-halr miles over
A.N hurdles taraccas. first, SouthCtncr.
second, WuDdfurd. third. Time, 2.ai
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-02
PENSIONS.
Washington, July 3I.-Thc following pen
sions have been granted:
NfTCsnrTDT

Washington, July 3l.-rhc following pen
sions have been Trsn1gdi ISgh,a
orirtnal-P IN MlsIGGKi Giyj5sooa Elmo Nod
away; Charles linton. Milford Barton;
| Isaac Shaw, Maitland, Holt; Joshua Phipps,
Macon. Macon; John II Montgomery, Phil-
! Louis, St. Louis. ''''' mama ~
Renewal. and increase--samucl l.. Vance,
Inorease-Elias W. Williams. Aurora,
| Lawrence; John y. Hulctt, New Cambria,
Macon; Ja4mes ! NelliSi chillicothe, Liy-
Reissue--Jamcs l.. Bradshaw Cover,
clinton George r. Choate, 81, Louis, 81,
| win +, Durb.n. Maysyile. DeKalh; Decatur
| Smith, Butler, Bates; James G, Pierson,
Kansas City, Jackson: Wiley + Pridgen,
| Kansas city, Jackson. George Gearheart.
st Joseph, Buchanau: Charles n. Field
| Weaubleau Hickory; Morgan Ball Cave
| water, Henry; William Batson, Republic,
Greene; Nelson Nansteenhurgh,R Ridge Prai-
OrlginaI-wilam Nichols. Fulton. Gala
way; Thomas 5. Howard, Sentinel Prairie.
POLK; AndTeaS Frlck,, 81. Louis, st. Louis,
ingTeaSta,gW t,enyi WiiIlam ,a IL MeLa9e CLINTON
Holt
Ressue-Nathan ]. Gardner Buffalo. Dal-
DRY, William Colbert CfeceasedD, Troy Lin
coin; Aaron b. Gardner, IIighlandvile
rison; James II. McFeeters. Himple, Clin-
ton; Christian Maffry, Macon Macon;
George Bentley, Joplin, Jasper; John Vol
Mabary. Elisier Dallas; George Robertson
| Racine, Newton; Thomas $. Wise. Mem
phis, Scotland; Richard Talbot, Kansas
city, Jackson; James Il, Davis, Harlem
CLAY
Soldiers home, Lcavenworth; Valentine s
Rexstrew, National Soldiers home, Leav-
enworth
Additional samuel Foster, Harton
Brown; Joel f, Jet, Leon Butler
Jassd g@nkht M Rossae GSltga
d9ttte; Alfred Coate, tmporia, Lyon.
Original. widows. etc.-Minors of Curtis
Winters ri,1io Park,e1iEyil,G, ,,o or,,! Morris Louisa
Hdditionai-James II. Fisk Newton, Har-
sqppemental-Thomas j. Dale Holton
lnsrea;e David Hinyeg, Hawatna,
Rodney NJ Willis. Columbus, Cherokee:
Albert wilson, Winfield, cowley.
Paf!6gs T. ba9saP alas Peter
Great BEND. Barton; William Henry Nov
Empora, Lyon; Charles Eisele, Athelstone,
James T. shouP, Barnes, Washington:
John Shillito, Dewitt, Washington; Andor-
son Morris LawTence Douglas; Emanuel
Original, widows, etc-Mlnors Of Josenb
5aaG5e Enaie555 T96ss Fopt se25 b B9nr99a Eleanor
life, BurllnEame, Usage; minors of Robert
~ Akers, Topeka Shawnee.
ok. l.AHOMA TERRITORY
Reissue--John c. Harris, Case, Cleveland.
George W, Fellows, Edmond, Oklahoma
William 4 Gala stroud Lincoln; Perry
Rouse, III Reno, Canadian; William ~
Humphrey, Mckinley, Logan: John
Brown, Newkirk, *" "
Original widows, etc,-Minor of John
Tanter, Lahoma Woods '
Mexican war survivor, increase-Ephraim
b. Wood Norman, Cleveland 90
INDIAN TERRITORY
Origlnal-Zaddock Cacy. Brooken. Choc
taW Nation.
Increase = Reuben Lemasters. Krebs,
Reissue-William Msgilbra, Muscogee.
Creek Nation, 90
Widow, Indian wars-Charlotte McCay.
Melvin. Cherokee Nation. ''
Original, widow, etc.-Catherine j. Bar
rett. Ryan. Chickasaw nation.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-02
A GREAT SOUTHERN CONTINENT
IT Exists in the Mysterious Antarctic Region
According to Borchgrevimk, the
Norwegian Explorer

London, Aug l.-At the international
geographical congress to-day the Nor
wesian explorer Borchgrevimk con-
Cluded his account of the voyage which
he made to the Antarctic regions and
said he believed there existed in the ex-
treme South great continent having an
area of about 100000 miles and con-
tanned many animals unknown to the in
habtants Of the Southern hemisphere.
In conclusion he said the time is now
ripe for an expedition to the Antarctic
regions.
The congress passed a resolution to the
effect that explorations of the Antarctic
regions formed the greatest work still
to be undertaken and that in view of
the additions Of knowledge to every
branch of science which would result
from such exploration the congress de-
sires scientific societies of the world to
urge in the most effective manner that
the work be undertaken before the close
Of the century.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-02
Spikes.

The Epworth League viii have an oxcur-
sion over the Missouri Pacific to Warrens-
burg. leaving Kansas city at a. m. to-day
on special train.
city passenger agent of the Burlington to
succeed l.. j. Brcker. recently promoted
TO the position OF travelling passenger
agent, began his duties in the Burlington
office yesterday.
one indication of the increased prosper
sales at the Union deuot ticket office for
the month of July, 1924, and those of the
same month this year The comparisons
shows an increase of 10 per cent.
The Switchmens Union Of North America
VIII hold its second annual convention i'm
omaha, October a. The union numbers
5000 members. An important question to
be decided at this convention will he
whether or not the union H. to take up In
surance and whether that insurance ir
taken up, shall become optional or COM
pulsory on the part of the members There
will also he movement to make the per-
tions at Kansas CITY where tho national
lives,
The Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engi-
neers will run an excursion into Kansas
city from the southwest division of the
Chicago, Rock Island n Pacific. Wcdues-
day, August 2S, bringing people from FL
don, Princeton, Trenton and Intermediate
stations. The excursion is under the dircc-
Ion or q. J. Millngton and g, j, Riugc, Of
Trenton, the division headquarters Last
year the Rock Island conductors had one
the engineers announce their intention to
Outdo their brethren i'm this Years effort
Ihe exclusion VIII mean great deal to
the Kansas city merchants as il will be-
the visitors, an opportunity to do half
days shopping.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-02
BRIEF ITEMS FROM TOPEKA.

Topeka, Kas,. Aug. 1.--tSpecialD Governor
Morrill, to-day addressed an Emancipa tion
day assembly a Horton, Brown county.
George 7. Anthony, state superintendent
of insurance leaves tomorrow night for
an extended visit to New York city and
other Eastern points.
state Railroad Commissioner s. r. Howe
to-day went to Ellis county TO investigate
the numerous pleas for aid which have
come from the Russian settlements of that
county,
Governor Morrill,. Adjutant General Fox.
Major General Hughes, Major Metcalf and
General Corbett, of the Kansas National
tant General Harrison, Of tho Kansas G..
\. r., will 90 to Chickamauga. Tenn on
the l9th OF september, Ia he present at the
unv"illng of tho monument erected to Kan
sas troops who foll on the fields OF Chick
amauEa and CHATTANOOGA There will un-
doubtelly be additions To this party.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-02
kOWSHUNG RlDDLED.
pivers at Work on the sunkcn warshir
Report n Terrible sieht-Thc Decks
FILLED with Dead.

san Francisco Aug i-Adviccs from
che FOO, received by steamer say divers
have been at work on the Chinese trans
port Kow shunp. sunk by the japanese
cruisers OF The Yau They report that
the vessel is an appalling sight, as she is
literally torn to pieces with shell and shot.
There ie no doubt If her having been sunk
hy q torpedo. as there Is q large. raggrd
OPENING iu hor port hilCc and through ono
OF tho huukors. She Is riddlod all about
the water line with big shot holes ana
from the top of her foremast down TO thc
water line there are the marks Of the ma
chin" gun Nre.
Tho tween decks arc full OF dead many
OF the rooms being packed, especially on
tho s'arhoarl side. whore hundreds OF poor
wtctphcs had crawipd 90 escape, IL possible.
the piuiess storm of projcctilcs.
The North China News comments on TINS
as follows Any unnecessary sacfinre OF
life or property Is not legitimate warfare.
II ls harbarous and there was not me
slightest excuse for sinking this ship. she
was a good. safe prize and could not pos
siby escape At the worst her rudder
might have been shot away, but TO nre
torpcducs. TO pound away Witn shot and
she'll from two eight ana six inch guns. 10
hail down a shower from machine guns on
a small steamer crowded with human be
ings was an act which We need not now
NharA. I. rlIn.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-02
KANSAS HAPPENINGS.

Abilene, Kas., Aug, 1.-(SpeciaD The
annual harvest thanksgiving service Of the
River Brethren was held here to-day Sew
eral hundred members OF the churches
spent the day In praise and prayer. Bishop
ZOok delivered an address.
Topeka, kas- Aug. l-tspeeiall The
city, Kas., has been chartered, with a cap
ital of 5000 The directors are Allen Ma
lott, j. II. Williams l.. Il. AlcEweu, T. r.
Williams, William Rutt, William Hill and
". Pemberton,
Fort Scott, Kas. Aug l.-tSpeciall Jo-
sepn sihitn' one OF me ~Salthlesl farmers
day by taking morphine. The deceased
was troubled with a bone disease IN one Of
his limbs and was TO have been brought
here yesterday for treatment. He was Y
years of age.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-02
BATTLE WITH HORSE THIEVES.
Two Despcradocs Engage a 10 dy OF Mount
cd Police in Jtnh-sS Hundred shots
Fired and Nobody Hurt.

salt Lake. I. r.. Aug. 1.-The desperate
horse thieves and murdcrers Coushiin and
George. were mot 10y tho mounted police
officers to-day In city Greek canon, seven
miles east OF salt Lake. and q desperate
battle occurred During the fustlade the
officers fired over 500 shots at the outlaws,
who were projected in the rocky cHfls be-
hind which they Crouchyd on their knees
ana returned the fire. The officers aud
outlaws were all armed to the teeth with
weapons Of the most modern character.
The outlaws were finally driven from their
fortress and mounted their horses. well
directed shot by Captain Shannon caused
Coughlin's horse to fall, after which the
thieves abandoned their horses and started
off on foot. closelv followed hv officers.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-02

san Francisco, Aug. IA hfth juror was
secured al the forenoon session Of the
superior court where Theodore Durrant
Is being tried for the murder OF Blanche
sale merchant Al the afternoon session
when thirty talesmen had been excused
G.. +. Nathan. also a merchant, was ac-
Ctpted by both sides, and sworn in as a
sixth juror. The case then went over until
Monday As the trial progresses interest
in the case seems 10 lag, The crowd Of
morbidly curious people who have as
srmhled al the court room day after day Is
growing less. 1t may he hat cessation OF
rroIeedinps are confined to the ami Work
Of securing jury. When the taking of
testimony begins interest in the case Of the
Emanuel church tragedies may revive.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-02

Atlanta, Ga, Aug 1T. L. Blanchard. ot
Columbus, was to-day appointed receiver
Of the Columbus Southern Railway Com
Trust Company, holders as trustee, of
81 ,Os7,ooO of bonds. The road defaulted on
the interest on the bonds two years ago
and has continued to default ever since.
The appointment was made by Judge New
man in the United States court.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-02

Cincinnati o.. Aug. l,-Mr. George Per-
kus who until q year ago mad been loaH- :
dead In his room in the Grand hotel near
midnight. His death, IL is believed, was
use of which he is said 10 have been adj
dirtcd AZ times. None who knew him he
heyc II was suicide, He was native OF
stan Al Gettyshurg when a mere hoy. He
came here FULLY twenty years ago from
Kansas city. where he had been engaged
I'm editorial work
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-02
urookIv,. 10, rbiI,,,lphia. 3.

Philadelphia Aug. i-Tta HrdoErcoms
hattcd Lampc all over the field for four
innings. Taylor then came IN and save
with ihe 'hrec doubles and two singles
made on his delivery helped The visitors
10 win tn" game Anderson started the
hard hitting M the secoul by sending one
straight over the center field fence Tor
homo run Attendance 5.-2t Score
Philadelphia ..oi o o g 90 o o-S Si2 .
BROOKLYN 90. 30 o 3 gu 10 li 2
Batteries Philadelphia L1mpo, Taylor
and GRADY; Brooklyn Gumboit Abbey and
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-02
Zig on strike.

element in thf sistervilie oil field Tonight
over the biggest strike ever made here,
or In any other West Virginia field To-
night the news Is 10 the effect that the
Lohu well IS flowing at the rate OF 100
barrels per DAY, The tanks are filled so fast
II Is almost impossible to handle the oil.
There is no doubt this Is the biggest strike
ever made in he field.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-02
New pitchers TO, chicago.

Chicago. lll. Aug. l-CHpfain Auson has
iu tow three new men. whose ability be
VIII try ont during the coming series with
St Louis lui tincinnati They are J. r.
of RoaKand. Me- and ~. J Briggs, Of
cleveland %. All have been playing with
the Little Rock team ana arc said 20 have
made good records as pitchers.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-02
rhn snme OH Tircr.

New York Aug 1.-The Tammany pri-
mary elections for members Of tho general
and district Committees and Incidentally
assembly districts Of the city were held
tonight. Reorganization tickets as plan
ned hv the old "maChinc" leaders In a
majority of cases went through without
a murmur and reorsani2eI Tammauy
promises 10 be the Tammauy of old.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-02

southampton l. T., Aug. 1.-Tho finals II
the tennis tournament We're played today
Hovlani beat F0ote, 81, SIS, go IIowaut
Was I'm good form and mis- brilliant plays
were frequent. Tomorrow he plays for The
1i,1o IA
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-02
Gnnh cansn for a nlynrcs.

Guthrie. - T.. Aug. l.-tSpeciaL1 Henry
j. Mitchell this afternoon applied for "A III
yorcc from Letitia NJ. Mitchell alleging
among other causes that 'she has heCone
a believer i'm Christian Science and refuses
longer TO sew on buttons or mend his
clothes for him"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-02
Acme Bowling Club.

The Acmes made tho following scores on
the Royal alleys last night:
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-02

New Dreams. La. AUG. l.-Score. New
Dreams "a; Nashville 8.
Atlanta. Ga. Aug. l.-Score Atlanta. .,
Mobile. ;
MONTGOMERY Ala. Aug l-Score Mont
gomery. o.; Evansville, Z
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-02

Detroit Tribune "Are You ready?" he
asked
Yes" answered the wife
He paed
This is so sudden" he Gasped
While they were working to revive him
she blamed herself for not having ar
prised him Of the new light that had burst
upon her' SRe Iouia see mat y w2uli
gradually.
For example. she might better have said:
I'm thirty seconds If she did not wish 10
say Of old, In d minute"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-02

London. Aug Levi. prominent Lon
don sporting man offers To back Peter
Jackson against James j Corhatt I'm "A
glove contest for $4,000, the match 20 come
OF i'm London In January or February next.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-02

The Senators were often able to place their
hits IN unoccupled ground. aud they fol-
lowed each other at oppor'uuo times. At.
tendance, 1000, Score:
Washiugton o.. 2 oil 81 40 "a a o
New York ....3 D u 9 % O-6 .
Ratterics- Washington. Moreor and Nc
Guire. New York, Clark German and Far
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-02
Washington, o; New YORK, 8.

Washington. Aug Clark went into the
bpN Tor 80" York today but retired IN
favor of German after eleven hits and sew
en- runs hal been made OF his delivery.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-02

Nevada, Mo, Aug. l-tSpecialD John
Ridge to work on the new Kansas city limo
OF the Missouri, Kansas & Texas, was
struck by an engine to-day aud instantly
killed. He was about 40 years Of age
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-02

Are unlike all other pills No purging or
pain. Act specially on the liver ana bile Car
ter's Little Liver Pills. one pill q dose.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-02

Transferred to Exposition Park.

Jacksonville, Ill. Aug. 1.-Seorc Jack
ouyille !; Des Moincs. s.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-06
ONLY ONE WORD IN THE CABLE,
hut It Tells q Story Of Great Obstacles
Overcome In Africa.

hut 1t Tells q Story Of Great Obstacles
Overcome In Africa.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. GA cablegram
has been received in this city from DR..
Donaldson Smith, dated Alden, bearing
the word successful" This news estab.
fishes the safety Of the plucky Philadel-
phian who for the past year and half has
been exploring tho wilds Of eastern Az
rica. Dr. Smith entered Africa on the
eastern coast year ago last June, to push
across the country OF the Gallreas and
Masaito, two lakes which had been re.
Gently discovered by another expedition;
then &C on to the two Nyanzas (Albert
and Victoria). his object being to carry
out and complete the line Of exploration
from the lakes to the east coast, dis
tance Of several hundred miles.
DIR. Smith was accompanied by about
$50 Africans, and at first by an English
man, who was subsequently obliged to re
turn to London. DIR. Smith sent bacl
some fine specimens Of the regions flor,
for the Geographical society Of London
and some months later was reported to b
| pushing on by another party whom HI
| had met. Aside from these evidences o
his safety there have been none until tn
arrival Of this last cablegram. As tn
region which DIR. Smith has traversed i
Mt the present time represented by a blanl
space on the map Of Africa, the signifl
canoe Of the explorers message will
| realized Immediately.