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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-24
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
now the Arnnsaa Pnss Halfway Pro-
poses to Push II Along,

"" '"e srnnNna PnSs halfway Pro-
poses To Push II Along.
General Freight and Passenger Agent H.
j. Martin of the San Antonio and Aransas
Pass railway has succeeded in injecting n
good deal of wit and patriotism into a spe-
cal rate order The order Is addressed "a
the agents and Is as follows:
Re, ogniztng that July mas always been
considered National holiday, there IS
none OF more importance than July 4, 1895.
our country is now at war with Il foreign
zoe, and as We are today united people
ana the blue and the gray are marching
SIDE by side to uphold the dignity and
hohor of Uncle Sans glorious Kingdom
egainst all corners, We believe that each
Town aud city should hold one of the best
excavations in its history.
10 this end you are authorized 10 sell
excursion tickets to all other stations with
in a radius of 100 miles of your station at
one fare not TO exceed Sl75
Sell July 3. limited to July for return
rms viii enable each locality to profit
by Hotson's Choice and sing a Merry
Make III the heretofore channels of appar-
ent discord Every American citizen should
feel at liberty to Dewey as he pleases
on that day.
MS may be 'Cervera' test than any
heretofore, sun each citizen should bo
Sampson like and bottle up his prejudices
and go in for the fun there is in 1t.
In giving this very low rate we want IL
distinctly understood that it is not 10 he
used as precedent for future celebrations.
We feel that this occasion demands 1t and
II is TO be hoped that our friends appre-
ciate our desire TO help out Old Glory as
best we can.
We viii not name this rate again for
any OCCASION"
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MHATHEk AND CROPS.

Abilene, Taylor County. Texas, June 81.
The splendid rains have put the craIs on
loom In the Abilene country, The finest
stand of cotton and corn has bean secured.
and the prospects are that more corn VIII
be raised In this section than ever before.
Cotton has already proved to be a dead
shot. over 10000 bales OF the last crop
were shipped from Abilene.
Grapeland Houston County, Texas, June
22.--Wo have had no rain now for week
and the farmers are beginning to get oven
with the grass, which Was seriously threat
ening the crops on account OF so much rain,
Crops OF every Kind are fine and very
promising
Hutto. Williamson County, Texas, June
s2.--t'eayy rains have fallen; farmers are
badly in the grass aud would welcome Ill.
weather. Corn is fine.
Kaufman. Kaufman County Texas. June
2S.--Cotton IL good in this section much
o. ii is In hoom. Tho farmers are very
busy. MS the recent wet weather left all
crops very foul.
Denton, Denton County Texas, June ga
The rot sun OF the past few days has
sreetly assisted in dry.ns out Tho wheat
AFTER the long wet spell. and threshing In in
progress all over Denton county today. The
wheat is found to have been somewhat dam-
aS'd by the rains.
iearne, Robertson County, Texas, June
ga refreshing rain fell here yesterday
afternoon.
Chappell hin, Washington County. Texas.
June u Tho country Immediately sur
rounding our town is rich and fertile aud
is cultivated by farmers who are al. fully
up TO date IN all that goes TO make them
successful, No better class OF farmers can
be found anywhere. CroIs 80 far are look
ing fine. Corn Is an assured success and
viii 20 doubt resul, IN the largest yield
seen IN this section for many years, Col
ton too, Is as n general thing dong we'll
and in fine condition Some few are com
planning OF being in the grass; others OF
too much rain, Init in general the plant Ia
doing well aud looking we'll Possibly we
have had little more rain than necessary
but very little, II any damage has hecn
done as yot.
Giddings. Lee County. Texas, June % -
During the past few DAYS the ground has
been drying up considerably and the firm
ers have been getting In their work on the
grass which had gotten good hold during
the protracted rainy spell and in the course
OF ten days the crops will all BE- worked
out.
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1hh Rates $3.50 and $500 per day.
LAWLoR...... JAS LAWLOR. Prop.

-. Thomas a Quinlan, Chicago; w. C. Brown
s sna VIE beaumont; II; j. Morgan, 81, Louis
} Mss Clara i'reseott. Shreveport, La; F. A.
: walker, Uvalde. Texas; NJ Miller, Houston
!. Y Warren, 81. Louis; w. II. Leake, Dali
i s, MISC Fannie Lenke, Miss Maud Leake,
ASlpion Ill; Nv u. Griffin. Luling, Texas; p
+ : S'e r Chicago; ], a. Bel, Lake Charles
:, FRANKLIN, Waco; Mrs. w. II. De France.
ssnre'eport, La. Mrs. Armstrong and chit
S y n. MISS Georgia Armstrong. Gus Lummers.
~ y s9selprehl. I'D Jeschke, b. O. Fehner, Otto
Nso 1ranan, H. Hellmuth, C. Schannerhamer
i po,,,. r; Meyer, w A. kincheloe and wife
isr Wic,o Texas; j. A; McFadden and daugh-
H. u shg,,,ofia; w. r Bartlett. New York. Z.
Mi M Mn,te, CINCINNATI; Charles Pepper. Louis
, ma,a. A. y Shields, Cincinnati, Ohio; j. T.
m msn n. Miss Holman, Miss Il. Alice Hol-
W vsn, Dr. K L. Hall, Weimar, Texas Miss
:aI ne Conrad Miss Amele Conrad. st. Louis !:
1 y, Moore, Loeansport. La; c, A. Wood,
Fsv i1aisi a. Farley, Denisoh Mrs. Wurtz.
Ts,s ss.e; MO; W. L. Johnston. Smithville,
so,s Sharles Clarke. Galveston; C. NJ Rice,
Syur lake; g. W, o'Bren. beaumont. j. q
fsifes, Edna, Texas
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Mr.. ]. T. Behrman chief clerk IN the
Office Of Engineer Mahl of the Houston
and Texas Central railway, Is being con-
little son. Johnnie, from n fatal accident
day before yesterday. IT seems the young
lad, in company with other boys OF tender
age, was exploiting his juvenile par | IN
In front of his home, on Smith and Pierce
streets, when a giant fire cracker prema-
turely exploded in his hand. inilictng such
injuries as enabled Dr. Hodges some time
later to extract thirteen small particles Il
the discharge from the little fellows face
and eyes. Johnnie will soon recover, and
the principal thing now that makes h IN
feel bad s-he fears he will not be ablQ
to take an active part in the Fourth Of
July festivities
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san Antonio, Texas. June ss.--Thc com
meheement exercises Of tile ursuline acad.
envy took place this morning in the exhlbi-
ton hall OF the ursuine convent. The
commencement vas the forty seventh held
by the academy which is ono OF the Oldest
educational institutions In the State. I,
was founded IN 1851 by the noted Bshop
odin and II has graduates throuehou,
Fexas. In some of the oldest families OF
san Antonio three generations OF daughters
have been educated IN this academy, This
years graduating class was composed o,
M'ssea Alice Cassiino Hattie Kotula
Helen kiolbassa, Anita Gullbenn, Lncind.,
stem Mary Pink Keepers and Lillio Keep.
ers, ~
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nav e,ore Excur.ion..

Commencing next Sunday the Bay shore
line will offei even Greater Inducements
tnan heretofore TO pleasure seekers In adj
diton to The Houston Post special train
which leaves here at a m for West La
Porte. Soabrook and Galveston. ami tie
,rain which leaves here daily at o a. m.
an extra train called the Beach special
win leave Houston ut 10 D. m. for la
polte. seabrook and tine Beach hotel. Cal.
weston. This fast special leaves Galveston
al 10 D. M. making the mIn 20 Houston
without any stops. The metropolitan rail-
way service furnished the people of this
civ can Lot be e3ceiitd.
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Railroad vnndnIs.

San Antonio Express
The Arkansas Pass railway has been hav-
ing some very interesting experiences OF
late Several OF its bridges have been in
jured or burned. notably one at Luiing, and
its officials have been using every effort
to capture those who have been engaged
in the destruction. Some time ago nqtice
was inserted in q newspaper by party
Offering 10 give valuable information to the
company and system OF correspondence
was opened up, By which the parties offered
for large sum Of money TO have stop
put to the depredations. Looking to this
end an appointment was made to meet one
of the parties and out OF this meeting an
important arrest was made yesterday.
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Corsicana, Texas. June 2s.-Mr. a. w
Fisher. physical director of tho YOUNG
Mems Christian Association OF this city
has resigned, This places the assocaiion
In position unexpected and the loss VIII
be heavily felt
Mr. Fisher has accepted call TO the
work in Cedar Rapids Iowa, and will
leave here about July / for Lincoln. keh.,
where he will visit his parents for month
or six weeks and from there proceed u
Iowa and on the 1st of September 10 viii
assume his duties in the association as
physical director.
MIR. Fisher has been connected with the
association In this city since January IS,
1896.
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AT THE HOTELS.


suests ana Mrs. w c Brown of Beaumont are
ME- q, the Lawlor.
Lglor O'afa Prescott of Shreveport is at the
ne a,s y, n Leake of Dallas and Misses Fan
tered n, a ~; Leake of Albion H., are regis
i,at the Lawlor.
BSiks' party OF ladies and gentlemen from
Mr. are solourning at the Lawlor
toria ar ~ McFadden and daughter OF Vic
Mr. are guests at the LawIor.
NJ, ~, me Lawlor from Wei,nar
are amo, aiarie and Amele Conrad OF st. Louis
\ M Chts the guests at the I.awor
Lavlor. clarke OF Galveston is at the
bi ansR 4 Shepard and wife left for Council
Air Line o"a' last night by way of the Gulf
saar.pp R Barry of Dallas is here representing
Wis. s una Mrs. I. ]. Cushing of waukesha.
visit a''iVed in the city yesterday on health
mel, 4 railing, q North Carolina cigar drum
]. II II N the city.
visitors Moore OF Angleton was among the
D Z, tne city yesterday.
Y .neki, commercial man Of Buffalo.
yssterdaS as among the arrivals In Houston
leans fann i.h Chrlsty. representing New Or
tered a, sp Ky Grocery firm, arrived aud regis
cue Capitol last night
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A Card Of Thanks

Trinity Texas, June 22.--Mr. T. J. Pow
ers requests the publication OF the follow
ing In the columns OF The Post:
desire TO thank one and all OF the peo-
pie OF Trinity for their Kind attention
shown my dear wife during her late illness.
We feel that all that kind hearts and loving
hands could do to alleviate suffering aud
issstsge pain was done. which places US
under especial obligations to Mrs. Powers
lady friends. whose efforts were untiring
In her behalf
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louse consIaerIng Inc delays unused by the

house considering the delays caused by the
wet weather. Mr.. Alright the contractor.
mas been at Dallas the past few days at
tending TO business matters.
DR.. Fields has just nnished an addlt on
70 the Kuykendall hotel. which addc
largely TO the comfort OF the house.
Attorney II. Il. Harris has been having
an addition made TO his res,d nee In tn
northern part of the city.
Messrs. Cyrus and w. T. Hillsman Of
Ledbctter were here today.
Messrs. w A. Knox and @. U, Watson
went to Greenyillc. Texas, on business
ar Tom Young genial knight OF the
srip OF galveston. was doing the town to.
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BEAT THE RAILWAY.
Hut His Conscience Smote Him, ant
He Makes Retrihution


He Makes Retrihution.
The passenger department of the San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass is In receipt of
the following unique communication, dated
from an interior town in this State For
obvious reasons the name and address OF
the PARTY writing the letter are suppressed,
but IL is a bona fde communication
Ticket Agent Arkansas Pass Read, san An
tonic. Texas.
''-------------, Texas. June 1S.--Dear Sir;
Several years ago / bought at Rockport,
Texas, a return half OF an excursion ticket
over the Arkansas Pass and San Antonio
railroad for 81 so Now ! do not think II
is proper transaction. so l enclose you
So, which will cover the 81 30 and interest
TO set the matter right. Please pay It to
the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass railway
for me. Yours truly. -------------.'
The So bill was enclosed and applied
according to Instructions.
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Another Eshibit for omaha.

Fort Worth, Texas, June 2s.--The Rock
island is sending to the Omaha exposition
a complete exhibit of Texas agricultural
products On account OF the late spring 1t
has been somewhat delayed. but Is now
being rapidly completed Yesterday the
general offices received very fine display
of corn from Hampstead. which will be in
Guided In the total exhibit at Omaha.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-24
NEUROLOGICAL,

GRlFfNNG.-Burkev Texas, June q.
Mrs, Aver Grifiing, wife OF Prof. w A.
Sriiting. died here yesterday evening of
consumption. Prof Grlffiug carried his
VIE to Kerrvilo. Texas, but the disease
had progressed too far for the climate 10
benefit her and she came back A shcr, time
ago.
MORRIS. -Bastrop, Texas, June "a
Mr.. N. A. Morris, an old and highly es-
teomcd citizen Of this place. died Of
BrieM's disease here this morning. liz
leaves devoted wife and many relatives.
who have the sincere sympathy OF the en-
tire town and county in their bereavement
He viii be buried with Masonic ceremonies
AZ Fairvicw cemetery tomorrow morning at
o'clock a. m,
ltENFFiO. lilenrnc, Texas June ca
News was received here this afternoon from
Franklin announcing the death OF Mrs. j.
G. Renfro. wife OF ex-Sheriff Renfro
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ON 10 the War.

Late tonight or early tomorrow morning
three companies Of the Third Teyas rsgi-
ment. stationed at Fort Clark for some time
past, will pass through Houston en- their
vav to tie front. They VIII go via the
Sunset route. These troops consist Of C9m-
paries D. NJ and Y. The two former going to
isey West and the latter 10 Mobile. ems OF
these companies include the beaumont mil
i,ary Ioys. and all OF them are .ntlIusi-
astic over the order which hvrries them 10
tattle
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THE HUTCHINS
HOUSE,.
D. Q. WARD,
Proprietor.
Rates: $500 and
$3.50 per day.
n d A

j 20 ~ =, Bates, Galveston: George b. Parrot
K Ne Erica orleans; N. A. Crayens. Willis: Mrs.
fss ss!n z; Bell, LuIing; II. Conner and WIFE
j. Iy,, Lake; Thomas Parks. Tennessee. W.
Civ: ne II San Antonio; r. A. Petty, League
wihiitnay E Branden, New Orleans; r. y.
sTIoetors John NJ, Meyer Bas,rap. ~ f 3 Aa
Porte I, r,hiinndelphia; Mrs NJ. p, Field, La
ruin. : = r. Tanner, city r. NJ. Powers, Sc
Owens ~ y, jackson, Waxahachie; T. j.
NJ j. Ko,shas I, r. Thompson. Cuero:
las; yc,ors u ~ Galveston ]. NJ, Phillips. Dial.
Hemps,,..oOr Hayes, New Orleans; S. l.. Brown.
Smith pn A. w. Joh4snn, ORANGE N j.
Chris Beaumont; A. n. Needham. Crockett:
'' meyer. Cincinnati.
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termedlate points 90. sabinai Nueces and
intermediate ioirts %. Cline, SppffortI
Junction and intermediate points "A. OAR
ing, Del RIO aud intermediate points q.
Mehees Sandeison and Intermediate points
r;s' Emerson. Valentine ana intermediates
plnts 80, stations west Of Emerson s2is.
=, 10 Austin and Northwestern railroad
rIshers and Walters ~. Rutledge, Burntt
anu intermediate points 20. sudduth. ilano.
marble rails and intermediate points 2ijs.
10 Sulf. Western Texas and Pacific
railway; All stations 20.
10 New York. Texas aud Mexican rail.
way; kendleton. Pierces and Intermediate
points Tx, FL Campo, Louise and inferno :
u'a,e points 1sh. Canada 1915, Edna, Vic
'oria and intermediate points 20.
me following order. also issued by the
commission. goes into effect July IS:
IL is hereby ordered that the rate Of lss,
cents per 100 pounds be adopted for the
transportation OF lumber and articles sub
,ect TO lumber rates. in carloads. from
points on the Texas. Sabine Valley and
northwestern railway to Fort Worth. Ter.
rem and intermediate stations on the Texas
and Pacific railway.
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Kaufman. Texas. June 23.--The walls of
the new $4,000 bank building ARE about two
thirds up and carpenters have begun on
the wood work. The building VIII be OF
pressed brick. trimmed with stone and
when completed will be the finest building
In the town.
The new elertric light plant here began
operation last night and hereafter the ci
viii have frst-class light, which has long
heen needed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-24

VIM. Joseph, Hempstead; W. d. Wilson,
erazoria; y. r, Holland. Houston; \. D.
hrry Dallas Charles w. Jones, Louisville:
]. Gushing and wife, Waukesha, Wis; A.
y. BENJAMIN, Toledo, Ohio; W. N. Falling,
North Carolina; d, I. Johnson, Cincinnati
Thomas b. oruenlan Chicago; j. NJ. Moore
$ j.; Bryan, Louis X. Bryan, Angleton: /.
Chrsty, New Orleans; W. II. Gilliand, New
York NJ. F. Mcclure, g., H. and II. railway.
galveston; Theo, A. Jasper, Abe Berliner, Il.
\. Lublln, New York; p A. Valley. San An
,9nlo ". f, Aycock. Evansville. Ind: D.
H. Stucki, Buffalo, n. y: s. %. Emanuel.
Louisville; o. Campbell. Seabrook: John
A. Weaver, Indian Territory.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-24

The Santa Fe has arranged to re-estab-
fish the Seaside Special ON next Sunday.
June 2s. The train will leave Central depot
at D. m, santa Fe depot at Ais p. M.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-24

Paris. Texas, June IS lit is rulnored
mere mat b. II Il. Green Is going to buy
The Texas Trunk line and remove the gen
erai OFFICES Of the Midland from Terrell to
paiias He passed through last night from
st. Louis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-24

Giddings Texas, June 23--The fret load
of water melons of this season were
brought In this morning and sold readily
Mt fancy prices.
Work is progressing nicely on the court
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-24

The Southern Pacific fsunset route) Is
selling tickets TO Maria. the railroad statIon
at Fort Davis. at one and one-third fare
for round trip. good until October ST.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-24

al Mouth OF Rra7os River -Four
MN, Miles From Velaseo
y ~ be OPENED July FOR THE SUM
-. MER
i one j. ssu,,fside,s three-story, eighty rooms,
Teas saa he NEST elegant hotel bnlidlnsA IN
Rate san NV VIII be run IN first-class style.
~ ~ ~ and $50 per month; $40 per week;
F.w. VAUGHAN. Manager.
velasco. Texas
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and arrive in Galveston at $40 D. m. Re-
turning, will leave Galveston at 10 d. M.
arrlNing in Houston at fi;2n u m
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CAPITOL HOTEL
Frank A. Hervsy,
IT,. Manager

Rates. $3.50 to
NV per day. Six
Y legant rooms.
vna bath. Large
ample % . N S.
Centrally located.
Best accommoda-
tons for CONNER
ttal men In the
sifv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-24

WASHINGTON. d. c., EXCURSION
Via tho Vandnli0- pennsylvania Line cary
In July. Long return limit low rates,
Pullman sleepers, dining cars. For ful
particulars address e. X BiXhy, travelling
passenger agent, Fort Worth, Texas.
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Proportonate rates from Western Points,
w, y, nEPPE. a. q. +. A., 81 Louis.
W. q KNiTTLE, 7, r. A.. Dallas. Tex.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-02-24

iiber bem Obr slutt abssi9nitten unb
uuf bsm @dsitel ausraiirt. SASons
bers i'm Seitpub gu gmpfdngen Ooer
SGnsen nit Seberfhmud gefrOnt,
feben bic Sdinsu Snbiuner redt
itattli9 aus. Sbre 2Gnse, itsts 9rups
pentdn5e bon eisentbiimlih monotos
mem @efans besleitst. bienen aur 8ers
berrli9ung beitimmter freubiser Grs
eignife, zines pollenbsten Sausbuus,
elmer rei9en grnts, zines erfplerei9en
Sii9susss. bes 5eitss Der Ourhbobz
runs Der SbrlDaer ber ainber II.
bersl. mebr.
Ginen eissntbiimIi6en gnbIid &c.
pdbrt Elm Sapari SGnser Der aas
manura nit bem Wurfbrett unb ben
basn sebDrisen pfeilen, bic friiber eine
ssfGbrli4e Waffe bilOsten, ieBt aber,
bur4 ben 8oset berbrGngt, nur nod
In elmer 2lrt bon Surnier nit Sana
aebrau9t iperbsn, gu bem ii9 mebrere
Stdmme Suiammenfinben. Stets
fommt BEL ben Sdnaen irsenbipsl9er
Sdmud in 2lnpsnbuns, iebr bGufis
aber aud bic mertpiirOisen Sang
masfen aus Sol5 pber bemdltem 9e>
flebt pber @etpebe.
Wdbrenb Der feds Monate, bic bic
Expedition i'm QueIIgsbiet besS6ingu
arbeitete, tit cine Rsibs seOgrapbiihsr
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Ser GlfeHbeinbanoel.

3u ben tpidtisiten ausfubrartiteln
aus 9lfrifa gebOrt bas @lfenbein. uno
es 1T namentlib 3an5ibar Der baupts
iG9li9its Stapelz unb @eri9iffungsz
pIaB fir bieie 9lusfubrpaare. Sas
bon bier aur 8erfenbuns tommenbe
Material ipirb gu bem fogenunnten
ipei9en @lfenbein ssSGblt, in Der Suns
bslsiprade au9 tobtes glfenbein pber
Wil9bsin ssnonnt, i'm @eeenfab gu
benz barten Qebenben, bur9iihtisen
9lasbein). Rab 3anSibar fommen
als afritanii9e 9anbelspldbe fir Gls
fenbein Moiambit unb 3ilimane, port
glatal unb &upitabt in 8etra4t. tpelde
Sdfen nur ipei4es glfenbein liefern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-02-24

9enlanb beipirten follte, tparen besa
baIb aud bon pornberein entfdlofen,
bic Mubammebansr bel bieier @elegens
belt fir ale 3eit gu pertrei6en. 9es
lungen 1T linen bies freili9 nidt. Hd9
benz 6riebensi9IuB spiiden Der Siirs
lei uno 9rie9enldnb baben lie ii9
sipar entidlofen, rporldufis" auf ben
9lnI6luB an 9riehenlanb Su perSi6z
ten, perlangen absr cine dbiolute linz
abbdneisteit BON Der Siirtsi unb fpols
len beren Oberberri9aft nur nod rein
formen ipsiter beiteben lafen.
Die eniel iolI besbalb einen 9enes
raj 9oupsrneur erbalten, Der bon
ben 9roBmG9ten bsrssi9lagsn unb
bon benz Sultan bsitGtist ipirb. Nun
bat Gar RitOlaus ben prinaen @eors
bon 9rie6enlanb, ben am 12. (24.)
Suni 1869 seborsnsn sipsitsn Sobn
bes a6uias @sorg I. bon 9rie6enlanb,
als 9ensral 9ouperneur in 8prz
i1lag aebra9t unb beitsbt, alien Wiz
berIpriihen bes Sultans gum Srob,
auf beFen 8eitdtisune.
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SIM @e6iet oes S6insn.

Sn bem lianiI9enWalbs
eebiet an ben obersn 3ufliiHen bes
Shingu. zines Der srDbtsn Rebens
fliife bes Mma5onas, lebt sine Reibe
bon Snbianeritdmmen, bic bort, Der
Delt entriidt. obne iebs 8eriibruns
unb sum Sbeil aud obns SsnntniB
Der Weiben, Elm ibblliides 9ufein
fiibren. Sosar bas @iien 1T ibnen
nod unbstannt, nur Steins unb &no=
deniuerf5euge iteben ibnsn aur @erfiis
auns. @rit Dor aebn Sabren 1T burd
bic Reife Der @ettern b. b. Stetnen bic
srfte &unbe bon einigen bisisr Stdms
me au uns gelanst. 0ie Stdmme gez
nauer au unteriuHen, bic 5ori4unsen
tpeiter tn's Snnere ausaubebnen unb
aud in bic nod fait unbetannten seos
srapbi59en @erbdltnife einise &larz
belt au bringen, mar bas 3iel elmer
Expedition, bic Or. Sermann Weper
aus 2eipaig 1895 ausriiitste, unb fir
BITE er Dr. Rarl Ranfe aus Miin9en
als @rSt unb 4ntbropolossn mitnabm.
9ie Expedition brad i'm Wai 1896
bon gubabd i'm braiilidnii9en Staat
Mato 9roFo auf, iibsrIdritt bus
nDrbli4 Der Stabt selesene Sodplaz
teau unb fdiffte ii9 uuf einsm Queas
fluB bes S6insu, bem Rio Satobd,
elm. Ra9 lansen miibebpIlen 5abrs,
ten. auf benen Sublreide Snbianers
itGmme beiu9t unb unteriu9t puroen,
tebrte bic Expedition i'm Seeembsr