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We stayed there, however, partly be
cause il was difficult to tear ourselves
away, and, again, for other reasons The
eastern border was equally p; rturfed with
that section OF country from which an es-
cape had iust been made. My companion
still suffered 10 some extent from a wound
received IN a little affair with some waits
and sirays OF war thrown up on the nights.
Here also fought Juan the dextrous and
depraycd, ard here he died-it is but fair
TO say CALAMITY.
Therefore, al the way to California was
long. and both ef us needed rest, we
sought out a scattered settlement Of turtle
hunters, fishermen and herders, who built
us 3 hut, and there reverted 10 savage life
Immediately. This was not difficult for
pair Of globe-trotters, in place where
Natures great unwritten book opened its
most fascinating pages, and where our
home lay amidst rhexia thickets, wax
palms and wild fig trees. Golden orchids
hung from the houghs scarlet pipe-fowers
of saliva splendens cleaned among arbor
escent ferns; white lycium blossoms
loaded the air with perfume.
Every night when wild beasts awol<e and
began TO howl and roar and scream in the
forest, a convocation Of natives gathered
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Pussonai ekoiIekshuns of an Army Cook
The War Viewed from the Rear.

81 nebber tole you how nigh / cum tub be
burnt to death on cold night, in de middle
oh a freezin' rain, and mile from a spark
oh fire. You young impudent young pin
fodder bucks what pebher seen anything
wuss'n speak-easy fight in Rat Alley can t
imagine how sich thing could be- You
haint no more idee oh dc wah dan n chicken
in an unmatched aig has oh cock-iight. 1t
WIZ while we wuz still in de Loudoun Val
ley waitin for Jineral Mcclellan tub find
out when it would be agreeable tub Jineral
Lee for tub hab him come acrost de Potomac.
A mighty polite man WIZ Jineral Mcclellan
He didn't like to 90 into Jineral Lees coun-
try when de JiTeral wuzzent ready fob him.
Me and Mistuh 10 and de rest had bin
away out in de country, pirootin' around fob
sumthin tub eat and drink We'd got a lot
OBJ chickens, Mistuh 10 had fine turkey
which he wuz gwine tub glib de Kunnel,
Fence Rail Pete had ham, and | had two
haversacks on filled wild butter and aigs,
some cornbread, and bottle OBJ Rssaeh-brandy,
which Mistuh 10 wuz gwine tub glib de flip
Maiah, as peace-offerin'. Since Mistuh 10
wuz now an ossiier hisself he concluded dat
he would be friends wild de flip Maah
We wuz miles away from camp when
night come on and it begun tub rain like
somebody wuz frowin' washtubs oh water
down from de Blue Ridge. We wuz soppin'
wet in minnit, but de rain kept right along
1t wuz awful hard work walkin' along carry
in all dem things.
Bmeby flash OBJ lightnin' showed Us a
couple OBJ little shantes by de road
Les go in dar and rest, and wait till de
rain S ober," seZ Mistuh 10. Dis can't last
long, eben in Virginny. If deyve got de
hull Atlantic Oshun up dar it's bound tub
run out soon at dis rate"
Dey piled into de biggest shanty, an tole
me tub git into de littlest one. / see dat de
floor wuz kivvered wild white stones, but /
diddent notice dem much. / wuz too anx-
ious tub git in out OBJ de deluge. / wuz so
tired frowed myself right down On de stones
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Nsaan.< lmAMONG:THE.
NEIssh N[\YMD:BEA5T5
SNlSAAI an W. A.5sf'es'o Hunting Stories.

II is in North America as il would be in
Europe if a desert like the Sahara lay
above France, Italy and Spain. Here in
Mexico, arid and lifeless regions give place
TO the encinal, or oak country, and tenn
perate, sub tropical and tropic fauna and
fora lead southwark through successive
zones to this vast area of woodland. Who
can say what forms, other than those
VIII -ch ange environs. this eXpanSe OF
shade may conceal. What survivals in
man and bird or beast hide in its shadows
and shrink from contact with an altered
world. Perhaps none; very probably, as in
like regions elsewhere, all its life is at the
top, struggling towards the sun and air,
while those gloomy depths below lie desc
late.
Anyway the wood tempted US towards
its recesses both by night ard day The
spell Of mystery, the fascination OF adven-
ture acted upon US so powerfully that nothing
but the palpable madness oi such an un-
dertakng as its exploration, situated ard
equipped as we were, enabled us TO resist
our impulses
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, variety, like that OF the Asiatic panther
whose celebration is reversed hardly ever
occurs outside Of dense woodlands. Here,
however was forest equal to the produc-
ton of anything, black iaeuars included
and, upon the whole, it probably behooved
+, us To 20.
When this Indian was asked if he had
actually tcheld the brute, he said he
wished his future lot might be cast with
that internal scoundrel Saint Judas Is
CARROT ii he had not seen il and its tracks
also; then the creature burst into a de-
scription like that OF an average Hindu
shikari who has inst marked down tiger.
ara in his excitement i orge.n,calIy iii
ca - bic 81 telling the tf:ith.
An tat'r start was made nc, I morning.
the hereaved father, seemingly in very
good spirits, acting as guide. When q,ies-
toned on the evening before about where
his village was, he merely waved an arm
towards a line OF mountains 6,GC0 feet
higher than the western Alps, ard said up
there"
Finally we extorted a statement that this
valley Of the carTaguaS numerous ex-
ploitS lay three leagues, and little more,
from our point OF departure.
"A little more" means any distance,
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and went tub sleep. De next minnit got
tub dreamin' dat someone WIZ pourn' biin'
hot water on my legs, and / woke up wild
yell Den my back and SIDES began tub
barn as if someoned laid red-hot irons on
dem, an yelled till dey h. AIRED me above
de w.nd an de rain.
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| q ps, Y6iIbIa s5rteortdD aus 9leuenbnIs
| StIeoel geb AlbI9 Giriobetbe gu; aopeHborT
| 8Oe6'r SSohH losrmonH anJuit aus SloeHbnr9
| SdaCb.iu, SSobn Suopt9 aus unertlu9eu
| StraeoIe. Slteb aus urIprtug
| Staigsr. Ntarte, Sruuu uIo 5u5onue oereh Sauel
| aus C0eIsItR9sH
Seefrleo. SJguo3 unb 9nner aug Naigssbeim
| StHrlb. anbreas aus 2aub
| Simou. Upies (Utorlsl aus 9ripis
Shupp aHHa Gltfnbethd, DtarIa Barbara I'M
2orellS aus SeppeubsIm y
SdruaeBs. 9IrI Suitao ans Sorgnu
ISelnmuHn. &at1ortuo oere1 DtishIe. Sogroo I'M
Suftao aus S6eer
| Sueru. Seor9 aus 2ubltugtu
3tHer. GDrIftIGH aus SeTsbeim
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24


Stoats =9(rbeit8-gumnliiiar 9trtbur
&o5el(e in Sefferiun @itp bat cine
antli6e Sarte ii6er ben SerIanot
0iiiouri'8 ner6ffeutli9t. Die &arte
in bret 6ar6en aus9efiibrt 5ei9t nibt
nlr bic Grobuttiun Der einSe1uen
Counties, iunbern audi ben County
iiB uuO Die 8abnzSer6inou neen. 9tur
iieben Counties, Geoor, SidDrp,
Utaries, Stone, SaneD, O5art uno
Epuglo8, BON ben ia oeS Staates
linO pbue Giienbabu. G8 iin0 80, 900
iol6er &orten 5ur 8ertbeilun9 eez
oruft nproen.
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. 9os Tronflin @puntn Sreisoe

- 9as 5rantlin County Sreie9e=
rid)t in llnipn tpuroe NtDntag oDn
8i6ter Stub. Sir5el erDffuet. Gie
SnltruftiDuen oes 8i6ters an oie
@ronozSurp be5p8en ii6 meiit aui
0as 2pu6uerfabren an oem gie9er
groitus SrDtpn, Der i'm Suti aus Dem
@efGn9niiie gebolt uno gebanet ipDrz
ben mar. Die @rano Surn tuuroe
auf9eToroert, Die Sbeilnebmer an
oem 2pn9morbe, Der elm ente brenr
bes, icbanblides unb feieeSSerbreb.
en-, in Der 9rauiamiten uno berslp-
ieiten g8eiIe aussefiibrt, 9etueien iei,
ausfinbig gu MAIDEN unb 9lnflagen 81
erDe6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24

Sn ct. Souls tuiro am 80. @ept.
eine Contention bon &riippeln itatt=
finoen, gu tuelher an 5000 Sbeilnebs
mer ertpartet tperben. Cine iol9e
S9auite eIluns menibli9en unsllfg,
meint nit &e6t oas rBittsb. @olfs-
blatt" lit au6 elm 8eitrag gu ben
Observation-Disclosures bes Sabrbunz
berti6luiies, aber immerbin cine
faoe Sbee, elm GusfluB eeiitieer Ser,
triippeluns entiprineenber Senia.
tiunsbaI9erei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24

9as StaoS= =2lderbauz department
BON WtiNouri tparnt 9e9en cine StnIz
lc pUu Sbminblern, iuelde int Staoz
te leruntreileu uno bic 6arner 5u
6erc0en oerludeu, in igrcn 9iItriften
8utteriobrifen Su ecridJteu. Inter
bent Surgeben, boB eiu 9an5 enurnz
er 9GrpIit in Der 8utterfabritatiOn lei,
mcroen Die 6arner burd @lntt5iit9z
iofeit 0a5u 6etuO9en, 9lftien 5u 5eid)s
nen p0er Bnargel0 5u binterle9en,
un0 I6lieBli6 miro ibnen flar, onB
lie uber Die Sgren gebauen iupr0en
iiuo. 9ieIe IU9enanuten r9l9enten"
reiien ui6t 5um blOBen Sergnil0en
unt6er. 2Senn audi our6 oeren Be
mer6en cine 5abrif erri6tet miro, 10
Gut oieIel6e orei- bis uiermal ncDr
gcfoitet, ais iie faftild) tpert6 it,.
SclbItucritan be5ablen iib Sut=
teriabrifen, iuenn Dfon Omil0 gebaut
un0 oerlpaltet, nber niemal3 in benz
WtaBitnbe ,iuie upn Oielen 8latt5iln8is
gen n9l9enten" 9ei6tloert ipiro.
g8enn 6armer tpirflid nit benz
@lane ungeben, in ibrem Siltrifte
,@renmeries" poer g@annerieS" 81
erri6ten, 10 IoGlten iie aus ibrer ei0z
enen Wtitte SertrauenSmQnner erz
iuQblen, benen eS iibertrngen ipirb,
ba8 eon5e 8rujeft aus5uarbeiten
nnb bann Der @eiammtbeit CUR Be
9uta6tun9 pDr5ule9en, anoernTnQ2
muiien oieielben 9etparti9 lein, I'm
Sau1en6e bon Dollars 9eleintt 81
rperoen.