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The National tribune., 1899-07-13

"The grubworms in my bareback are out
Of luck; and Judging from the energetic
manner he was getting on the outside of
them, it was very evident they were.
Meat at this time was stranger to our
bill of fare; even n rilZorback so poor he
would have to lean against the fence to
keep from falling over would have been
esteemed luxury; but always drew the
line on grubworms.
Poor Wallace! The battle opened few
moments later. and lie fell, desperate ly
wounded, almost the first Five were
taken prisoners; and have never seen him
since. sr
The opening of the Chickamauga battle
was on the extreme left of Van Deveer's
Brigade. The fighting was severe and
spirited from the start. After being en-
gagged about one-half hour the firing ceased.
by the enemy retiring out of musket-
range. The 9th Ohio had been on de
tached service, but came up and joined us
at this time.
Col. Kammerling rode up, and. in broken
Englisd, demanded, Where dem damt
rebels gomez Some one told him, pointing
to the front, and without waiting for orders,
they went over our line, disregarding Van
Deveer's orders to come back, and we could
hear them yelling and cheering in both
languages long after they were lost to
sight. They paid dearly for this before
getting back; but their Dutch was up
and something had to be done.
The battle ragged with varying success
all day, and toward nightfall We were moved
to field southwest of Kelly's farm. when
we bivouacked for the night
(To be continued)
The National tribune., 1899-07-13
TIE SECOND MINNESOTA.
By II. II. HILLS, Co. |, I'd Minn., ST. PAIL

The first call made in Minnesota for
volunteers was on April 10, 1861. Fort
Sumter had surrendered three days previ-
Gus, and | enlisted in the 1st Mimi. at the
age of II. This was under the call for
5000 three-months troops. About the
middle of May, before We were ordered
South, there came an order from tie War
Department directing tie muster out of TIE
regiment and a reorganization for three
years. Nearly all stayed by the coiors,
and went South.
Patriotism was at its hight, and excite
ment intense. There was no doubt as to
numbers, for men came tramping into Fort
Smelling from all over the State, singly ard
~ sQR ds, tumbling over each other to get
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leisurely as he did, and with the enormous
plunder he carried away.
We went into action late in the afternoon
but the mischief had already been DONE
We were subjected 10 a very hot and spirited
artillery fire, but the casualties We're few.
A few days later Rosecrans took command
and the Fourteenth Corps fell into the
hands OF Old Pap Thomas. Trust and
confidence came with him.
We then commenced to take possession
Of our lost territory. Our brigade, since
the death Of McCook commanded by Col.
Van Deyeer, 35th Ohio, was left behind at
Gallatin, Tenn, TO watch Morgan, who
seemed determined to make mischief with
the rear.
We were here during the hard-fought
battle of Stone River, and on Feb. 1 joined
the army near Murfreesboro, where we re-
manned several months. During that time
our division was commanded sucessively
by Steedman, Schofield, and Brannan; the
latter commanded until after the battle of
Chckamauga. On June 23 the campaign
that ended with that bloody battle COM
menced, and lasted three months lacking
three days. During that time we had fire.
quent skirmishing, sometimes so severe
as TO raise almost TO the dignity of a battle.
FIRST DAY AT CHICKAMAUGA.
We arrived in the vicinity of Chicka-
mauga on Sept. IS. Our brigade COM
menced the fight on the morning of the 10th,
and was the very last to leave the field after
dark on the Goth. Just before going in
we were halted for few moments, and /
sat down on a log by the roadside and
busted myself in picking hardtack in
pieces to separate the toothsome portion
from the grubworms. Serg't Wallace sat
beside me, and said:
Hills, what the - are you doing?"
told him, and he said:
The National tribune., 1899-07-13

man. born in the hotbed of secession pro-
slavery in sentiment. cherisEing Southern
institutions. he severed the ties of kindred
and associations of a lifetime ard clung to
his country's flag. If the question at the
commencement of the struggle had been
asked of those familiar with army affairs
who amongst them would be the first to
Join the Southern cause, the reply would
have been. Maj. G.. III. Thomas. But he
disappointed his Southern associates by
being cast in a different mold.
A BLOODY FIELD.
After the Mill Spring affair we marched
lesurey back TO Louisville. and embarked
on steamers and went down the Ohio. up
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responsibility of putting an unknown man
over such division commanders as Sheri-
dan, Steedman, johnson, and Van Cleve, if
ever known, is lost to memory.
On the Sth was fought the battle Of Perry
vile. The Fourteenth Corps was not seri-
ousy engaged. Why We were not has
never been satisfactorily explained. One
half of the army was unoccupied within
one hours marching distance of the field OF
conflict, while the balance was overwhelm-
ed and butchered by superior numbers.
Even the privates in the ranks had in
telligence enough to see that some one was
committing a blunder. Ifs come easy
after events have occurred. but it is not
extravagant to say that if the whole army
had promptly taken part land that was
what they were. there for Bragg would
never have gotten out Of Kentucky as
The National tribune., 1899-07-13
An Awful Sufferer.

If there is any disease which is awful in
its effects upon the sufferer, that disease
is Asthma. Suffocating, gasping for air,
and sitting up, perhaps for weeks, in an
agony of despair, weary, worn and help
less, such is the life of one who is afflicted
with Asthma. An explorer on the Congo
River, in Darkest Africa, recently dis
covered the wonderful Kola Plant, which
has proved an unfailing cure for Asthma,
Hay-fever, and allied Spasmodic diseases,
The National tribune., 1899-07-13

And now all over Europe physicians are
endorsing and prescribing the Kola Plant
as the only sure constitutional cure for
these diseases. There are seven thousand
recorded cures within three months. So
sure are the importers of Kola of the fact
that it can not fail to cure, that they are
sending out large trial cases free, to any
sufferer from Asthma or Hay-fever who
makes the request. For the benefit of our
readers who may be afflicted, We cheer
fully give the address of the Importing
Company, who have given this boon to
humanity. Address Kola Importing Co.,
1852 Broadway, New York, and they will
send you a Large Trial Case free, by mail,
and prepaid. 1t costs you nothing and
you should surely try it.
The National tribune., 1899-07-13

their names on the roll, and, being mere
boy, found myself lost in the shuttle, and
counted out. The disappointment to those
who got left was greater, owing to the fact
that the prevailing opinion was that the
war then threatening was very likely to be
OF short duration, and this would be the
only regiment called for in the State. But
on June IA a second regiment was called
for and became member OF the I'd Mimi.
soon after.
We were organized, and started for the
Nations Capital, over LEGO strong, on
Oct. IA; but when we arrived at Pittsburg,
Pa, an event occurred that changed the
future Of the regiment.
il was at this time that the ever-memor-
able meeting took place between Adj't-
Gen. Thomas and Gen. W. T. Sherman,
then in command of the Department of
Louisville, when the latter pleaded SO
earnestly for more troops, and by making
the statement that became public that it
would take 100000 men to drive the enemy
out of his department and keep them out.
he received the title of Crazy" Sherman;
but there was method enough in his mad
ness TO convince Thomas and the authori-
ties at Washin gton that more troops were
needed. Consequently, all those in tie
Middle and Western States were headed
that way, and the I'd MINI. was turned
back and sent down the Ohio in transports
TO Louisville.
In the light Of future events, if there
were at that early date few more in i'm
portant command as crazy" as w. II.
Sherman there would have been thousands
of lives and millions Of property saved that
was needlessly lost through incompetency.
With Sherman crazy ard Grant falsely
accused Of intoXication on an unknown
brand Of whisky, they were the only ones
who met with any degree Of success during
the first half Of the struggle.
WITH THE BRIGADE.
From Louisville We went south 80 miles,
when we were brigaded with the 3jth and
the 9th Ohio. The latter was composed
entirely Of Germans, and recruited in Gin
cinnati. The officers, except the Colonel,
had all seen service in their native country
They became very much attached to the
I'd Mimi, and our intimacy was very
cordial. Their Colonel and our brigade
commander was Robert i. McCook, a
member Of the celebrated McCook family.
Early in January we were sent to central
Kentucky, and on the 18th fought and won
the small but at that time important battle
Of Mill Spring. This being cur first en-
gagement, the boys were impatient and
Eager TO see how it would seem being under
The National tribune., 1899-07-13

Remember that cholera morbus,
cholera infantum, summer complaint,
bilious collie. diarrhna and dysentery
are each and all catarrh of the bowels.
Catarrh is the only correct name for
these affections. Pe-ru-na is an abso-
lutte specific for these ailments, which
are 50 common in summer. DIR. Hart
man, in practice of over forty years,
never lost single case of cholera in
fantum, dysentery, diarrhea, or chol-
era morbus, and his only remedy was
Pe-ru-na. Those desiring further
particulars should send for a free
copy of Summer Catarrh." Addre SIS
DR.. Hartman, Columbus, o.
The National tribune., 1899-07-13
He Thought He Knew.
Clereldnd Plain Dealer.

CLereldnd Pain Dealer.
Il guess, my man, you don't understand
the nature of an oath"
mules fer four months"
The National tribune., 1899-07-13

loaded with provisions tied to the shore,
and without waiting for the usual custom
of red tape and formality, Maj. Uline ran
out the gangplank, and commenced throw
ing provisions ashore, and we went for
them like fond mother for a lost child, or
hungry steer in n cornteld.
The officers of the boat stood and watched
the proceedings in wonder, but said not
word. l do not remember whether there
was anything left-likely | was too busy to
take notice. but it is safe to say that when
they got to their destination they checked up
short. This was the first We had seen in
the way of ratiols since leaving Nashville.
THE FOURTEENTH CORPS.
We arrived in Louisville on Sept. 26, and
the army reorganized. and new troops
were sandwiched in with those who had
seen service, and here our force received
the title of Fourteenth Corps, which we held
until the end of the war. We were COM
manded for about three weeks by party
by the name of c. c. Gilbert. Who he
was. where he came from, and where he
went to is lost to history, and who took the
The National tribune., 1899-07-13

Over twenty years of test have proved that
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the best
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15

fen unb finb auf Geierpationen geieBt NOR
ben, oIltpo ie unter @ufii4t bon &egie@
runqsbeamten genGbrt, getleioet unb CUR
Mrbeit bepogen, ni9t ge3pungen tperben.
Man bat i6nen bur9 2e6re uno @rfa5rung
bei9ebraGt, baB Elm Sn0ianer ni4t better
1T, als Elm tpeiBer Mann, DaB 8e6aglt4tett
unb 6iqe Der 2o6n BON SleiB unh gutem
8etragen lei unb baB benz 8erbre4en isber
Dirt bic fi6ere urb unmittelbare 8etrafung
folgen nirb, aus tpel9en S6atia3en it4
benin audi bic Snbianer bur9aus ru6ig uno
frieblt9 ber6alten unb feinen Weiben be-
ldItigen. unglei4 interefanter 1T oas Be-
ben Der I6ts=, 8eIa=Goola= II. T. IN. Snz
bianer auf @ancouberzSslanb in 8rttif4z
Columbia, an Der &ufte oes @tiaen
Oceans.
9ie 8elazG pofazSnbtaner, peG6e in
biparfe l1nteritdmme 3erfalen, gebOren gu
ben SnbianeroDlfern, bic man unter benz
Namen Der @plumbier pber au9 goloipen
3ufommengefaBt fat, unb nel9e bic Rorbz
mefti1te Qmerita's bom golumbiazStaB
unter 46 @r. n0rbf. 8reite Big gum Qtna@
poer &upfer=S1uB, unter 81 9r. n0rol.
81eite betpobnen. 9iefe &~iiitenitrede tt
in rp9 piel grDBerem MaBftabe uls bic
nprnegtf9e, bur9 cine auBerprbentlt6e
3errifenbeit ausge5ei3net. = @on Sa<
coma, am SiiOenbe bes PugetaS unbes, Biz
gum gaorbenbe bes 2pnns&anuls bietet ii9
out9 II 8reitengrabe unb II 2dngengrabe
Der @9iffabrt cine eegen bic @elen oss
Oceans fat bur3pes gef4ibte 8innenz
pufaee bar. Gine Subrt bur6 6iefe @ez
nGfer gebOrt gu ben malerif9ten Der @rpe.
Sin bi9ter Nabeltpalo bebedt bic bergigen
&iitert. SIM Norben finb bic @ebirgsgipfel
r;! emigem S9nee bebedt unb 3a6lrei9e
GGetf6erma1en, bic ii& bistpeilen felbft in
rag Meer ergieBen, bltden aus ben Sbafz
I9lubten 9erbpr. 2eiber tpirb Der 9enuB
oieIes berrli9eu 2anbi9aftsbtlbes bur4
bGufige Nebel beeintrd9tigt.
Die @uropder fin6 nit btefem @ebtet erf
Dor ipenig iiber 100 Subren betannt geporz
ben. Cine genauere @rfOrf4ung oefel6en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15

Oas &lima BON Spgolanb mirtt tpegen
bes 6o6en Seu9tigteitsgebaltes Der 2uft ie5r
erf9laffenb unb lit trOB Der 6erri3enoen
5eetpinbe periobenpeife re6t ungefun6, be-
Ionhers in Some. 9eftigeM aldria< gptDemien
treten fat regeImGBig i'm Mai Bis Suli uno
i'm Nobember unb DECEMBER auf, baupt1d4z
li9 an Der &iiite, bo9 aub i'm bDber gele9e@
men 8innenGanb. Die 906e Der Regen3eit
fG0t in ben Npril Biz Stunt unb in ben @epz
TENDER Bis Sttober. Die @egetation ftrobt
in tropti6er Sii1e unb es geoei6en Selz,
Solos unO Sd9erpalmen, Samartnben, 8az
nanen unb auf fOrgfGItig bebauten Selbern
Mais, 9Rets, Sabat, .3uderrObr unb Orb
niife, Den 9auptausfu6rzNrtite Giefert bic
SelpaGme urb in &peme, 2ome, 8ogiba unb
&leinzpopo %erifttren groBe &~otospluntdgen.
@u9 nit &affeplantagen lit Elm erfolgreiber
8erfu4 gemaAt tporben, e6enfo bat ii9 Der
Nnbau eurOpGif6er Semitic 6etpd9rt, Sagbz
bare niGbe S6tere fommen rur i'm @ebirgs>
lamb, unb ba nun in ~geringer Nn5a6l, bor,
bo9 tpirb iberaG 8inbbie6 ge8i9tet uno
audi @9afe, 3iegen, S6peine unb 9ii6ner
finbet man in GROCER Menge.
9te einbetmif9e 8eoOIterung, beIte6enb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15
Deuti6=G oeoIano.

ge3eigt bat. Quf Der SnTeG Sutuila aber
bilbet Der 6afen gagO<pagu, Elm tieFe5, DON
2anb umI9Io7enes 8eden, beffen let3ter
3ugang u1b Doltommens 9i6erbeit, Die er
S9tffen getpGbrt, i'm, ipie geiagt, an Nertb
iiber ale anberen Snieln Der 8ruppe itel%
len. MuBerbem giebt es auf Sutuila mod
flint 8iff6dfen, dbnli3 benen in upolu.
Die Naturz unb 9anbeGsberbdltniiie auf
ben @amoazSnfeln iinO f4on pieoer9olr an
bieIer Gteue er0rtert porOen, fooaB mir tie
als geniigenb befannt boraus1eben. @s iei
iebo9 nod etpus NGberes iber bas nnter
benz Namen SogDlanb betannte beutz
f6e @9uBgebiet in Meitufrita mitgetbeilt.
9as SogOlunb puroe am s.. Suit 1885
a1s beutf9es Sdubgebiet ertldrt. 8is6er
bilbete Der 9. @rab n0rbli9er 8reite bic am
ertannte 8egren5ung i'm Nprben, 11nb Tim
tire @eri9iebung tpeiter lanbeintpdrts NIT
te1s @ertragabI9liifen nit einbeimtf9en
6Guptlingen netteiferten beuti9e uno franz
5D1ti9e unternebmungen, Die BON 9a6ome,
NIT englif9en, bic bonn gaiger ausgeben, Die
@ren3en bes nunmebr 3pii9en @ngIdnb unO
0eutf9lanb get6eilten neltralen @ebiets
liegen i'm Often etpa uuf ! 9rao Ditli4er
2Gnge BON @reentpi4, i'm 8eften auf 1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15

@rab tpeftl. 2Gnge, i'm SiiOen etpaS n0rh@
li6 bonn 8. @rab n. 8r. Ser 9dto, Elm
Ne6enfluB bes 8oGta, bur9Gduft bas 9ebiet
pon Norben na9 Siiben nnb tbeilt es 10
Elm, baB peitli4 buDOn, alfo alf englii@er
Seite ettpa 5nei Orittel, Dftli9, alIo auf
beutI6er Seite, Elm 9rittel liegt.
9ie SO &ilometer (ettpa % Meilen) lange
Stiff BON Sogolanb beitebt aus elmer Sanbz
flG9e nit 9~orngebiif9 un0 persin3elten
8Glbern BON &%ofospdlmen. 9inter b;eiem
ne6rungsartigen i6malen Stranbgebiete
be6nt iub elm groBes SiiBpuFerbafi aus, ber
Spgoz pber Nboniee. 9aran f9l!eBt ii9
Elm ettpus b0ber g~elegenes, fanft gefpentes
8innenGanb, bas i'm Sften 3iemli6 pafferz
arm aus Sabannenpalb unb Wetbegruno
beIte6t, i'm Weten bagegen einen gut befrl3=
teten, bumusrei9en unb fe6r fruht6aren
8oben be1iBt. 0as Oppfumz oDer 4poHoz
gebtrge, Elm Sammelname fir Die ein3elnen
8ergfetten BON Ngome, &pofo unb Qoelt,
3ie6t in elmer mtttleren grbebung por 100
SUB pom Norben 9abome's na9 5em unite
rem 8olta unb f9lieBt, na9 Norben gu fteiG
abfalenb, bic 9o9ebenen bes Niger6ogens
bonn Sieflanb Der &i1te ab.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15

den, auf feline @rtraterritOrialre4te in 5anz
Iibar Big gum Nblauf bes 9anoelsbsrtrageS
in 1902 gu ber3i9ten, nit Der 8eoingang,
baB bic 8erai9tleitung nur bann @irtnnQ
bat, penn bic anberen .Nationen ;bre &rtra=
territortulre9te in 5anit6ar gu 9unfeu
@nglanbs aufgeben.
8etreffs Der S6eilung Der SamDa>Snielu
1T gu bemerfen, baB, obpo6l 9eut59lanb ben
~2Dpenant6eiG bubOntrGgt, bic Ser. Staten
i~nfOfern einen giinfigen 6unbeG ma9en, aGs
Der 9nfen 9agozpago BEL 8eitem Der beftf
ouf Der gan3en Snfelgruppe 1T, Sn Soouit
1T nur Elm 6ufen fir S4iffe, ndmGi9 brr
bon Mdtddtu, Der iibriaens gu aIen 5a6s
res5eiten ben Stiirmen ausgeieBt UNI u6er=
bies nG6renb Der periobe bonn December
Biz 4pril, tpenn bic Norbpinbe bor6errfGhen
gsfd9rli9 1T. Die Snfel l1polu 6at feinsu
6afen erfter &Gafe. Sel6t Der BON Safuaz
fata, Do 9eutf9Ganb bereits cine ~sFGottenz
ftation befaB, piirbe iib nur NIT betrGGtz
lt9en Soften bralt9bar MAIDEN la1Te1, pIb=
renb bic un5uldngIi6feit bon Npid ais 6a=
fen in benz fiir9terIi9en unb ber6esrenoen
Sturm bonn Sabre 1890 fiA nur gu beutli@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15
Rotbbante lit Canada.
Die rlreinuohner %unferes n0roli9er Nad.
%baritaates.

Die Snbianer ganaba's, beren 3abt
na9 Dem lsbten Genius auf 108,547 sez
fdGbt pirb, gebOren gu ben SGeerbOltern
9orOamerifa's, ben iO9enannten &otbbdu>
ten, Die na9 Der dlteren, por5ugspsiie bur9
amerifanii9e @elebrte bertretenen etbnolOz
gti9en @9us cine ielbftftdnbtge omerituz
nti9e Haf1e bilOen, ipdbrenb bic neueren
@elebrten ite gu ben Mongolen geielen, inz
Dem iie ben rotben damn iiber bic 8eringz
5trabe aus NIien eingetpanoert porgeben.
Die canabiiden Snbianer 5erfuGen in cine
0tenge ipra4li9 getrennter @tdmme, unO
5tpar Die &enai unb Ntbapasten, 5ipi16en
Der 9ubIons8ap unb ben Selfengebireen
lebenh, Die Qlgontins, bic 9eitabe am Obez
rem Gee (2afe @uperior) uno bic 8Gume
iiibli4 unb petlih BON Der 9ubionz8ap
Dccupirenb, bic Sroteien, pornebmlid in Der
propin8 Ontario unb Quebec ansefiebelt,
unb Die Nbtsz, 8sluz, @oplaz u. I. IN. eSnz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15
0satI@A &sJss,

9afir geIangt es in ben unbeT9rGntt.n 9ez
itB Oes fib6 itIi3 bon ben Sibi9i@ unb Iibz
1t6 bon ben Samoa@SnfeGn gelegenen 2pnz
gazNr4ipels 6reunbf6uftsinfeGW, fsrner
Der 0itltA BON Songa g~elegenen Saodaez
SnieG oOer g}tue, fotpie Der bisber beuti4en
CUR SalOmOzSnielgruppe ge9Drenben Snieln
@botieul un6 SiabeIa, QuBerbem aber entz
AGlt oas ~l1e6eretnfommen etne 8eitimmung,
tpona9 Die Jog. n~eutrale gone 5niiden benz
Sutherland BON 9eutf3 Spgolan6 (Beftz
afrtfd, an Der Sob unb Sflaben@&iifte)
unb Der britif6en @olbtHfe bermaBsn 3tpiz
i4en ben beioen MG9ten get6eilt pirb, baB
Die @ren3e 3pif3en benz beutI9en urb ben.
brttii4en SerritOrium bonn 0atoz5luB gez
biloet pirb, Bis 81 rinem gunft, pp Der
5luB ben 9. 8reite9rab f9neibet, unn ron
bort n0rbli4 bon elmer 2inie, Die burG cine
gemii4te @ommifiiOn feit8uieBen 1T. 9ier>
Bel 1T Der 8or6e5ult gema4t, bab bic peiz
ter na4 Rorbrn gu g~elegenen 2GnDereien
BON Mampurit unb @umbcfa an
8roBbritannien unh bic 2Gnberien hon
0eubi nnb GbatOft an 9eutf9Ganb faGen foG>
len.
@3GieBIi9 but 9eut16Ganb, gemGB Der
Gntf4eibung bes GOlonialrat6es, beripro>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15

Dogma beugte, mlBte er aus Mangel an
2ebrtrGften neben ben @ortrdgen iiber Die
Moral aub bic Opgmatit iiberne6men. Gr
tpuBte 1i9 bieIer 19tpiertgen Nufgd6s nit
groBem @ef9id unb r%aitlOier Nrbeit su entz
lebtgen. NuA Der II itattgefanoenen 9Rez
organization Der tbeologif4en 5afnltdt
Bonn &purbe Stmar gum prOentGi9en Prpz
feffgr bef0rbert. Neben fetner 2ebrt6dtigfeit
bat Simar fiA au@ als tbeologtfderS 9rtftz
iteler etnen Namen gema4t. Die BON i6m
berrii6renben 6erborrqgenbfen @erfe ftno bic
i'm Sabre 1867 erf9ienene rM}oraltbeologie",
lopie bic 1879 erfbienene r9ogmatit" beioe
Werte maAten feiner 3ett groBes Aufieben
unb erIebten felt ibrer @rf4einungs5eit be-
reits bier, be8ibungstpeife flint Nuflagen.
Nud bic @Orresgeieli9aft Derbantt @imar
i'm @erein nit benz ProfefTpr Sret6errn BON
6ertltng ibr @ntfteben. Serner bat Sinar
an Der Spibe mebrerer tdt6plif9er 8ereiniz
gungen, unter arberen bes 8Drromdusz8er=
ems, Der utabemii9en tbeOlogii6en @ongres
CATION III. +. M, benz &atbOli3ismus grpBe
9ienite g%eleiftet, Qm %. Sum- 1891 purOe
@imar aGs No@foGger bes 8iidpfs Sran3
Gaspar 9robe gum 8tf9of BON Baberborn
getpdbGt, prGfoniftrt BON Papite Seq XIII.
am II. DECEMBER 1891, confetrirt unb I'M
tbrontiirt i'm Dome gu Paberborn ana Is.
Sebrlar 1892.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15

erfolgte bur9 @ancOuber in ben Sd9ren
.1792-1794. Nnfangs mar es Der PeI5z
banbel, tpel9er bie1en 8iiten in ben @ngen
eulopGif9er Nationen einen Wert9 berlte9.
8alo traten bier 5pet groBe 9unOelsgeisa@
f&uftem als 3ibalinnen auf, Die ruiiitA@
amerifanif9e unb bic 9ub1on@8ap%@om@
PAM. Sas @ebiet Der %erteren, oas jebige
@lasfa, tpurbe i'm Sabre 1867 BON &uB>
Lamb an bic @ereinigten Staten perfauft it,
bag Der Iebteren aGs 8ritif9zGolumbia init
Canada bereinigt. Mtt Der bpQenbeten
anaDu=pacificzGifenba6 lit fir 8riti1hz
Columbia cine neue Neru gefommen, tpeld1e
cine ra19e 3unubme Der peiBen 8epOI=
fcrung urb 69affung bOn &ultur3uitdnosn
erparten lGBt, 5uglei9 aber au4 0as felbitz
tdnbige 0a1ein Der 8e1a@Gooldz Snbtaner
in f~ir5eIter Triit gu Oerni4ten bro9t.
Die uripriingli9e &Geioung TT ni4t me3r
6ei bieTen Snbiunern un3utreffen, SEPT 1T
i9r 9uuptbetleibungsftiid cine moasne
9ede, bas n8lantet", peG4es au4 alz
@ert9z@ tn9eit gilt. 9ie geIa@@pol1z
cSnbianer leben i'm @inter in feiten Din
f~ietelungen, bic aus itarfen 8O6len uni
8alfen geaimmerten %iogenannten 8lpd9Guz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-15
Qthapasfen= Statrm.

1tr 6aben cine Sbir in Der bprberen @ie6elz
ranh unb cine &au90ffnung in Der Mtttl
bes 9a9es. 8pr benz 9aufe ite6en biz
aug einem 8uumitamm gearbeiteten, Biz gu
Is Dieter 9oben @%appenpfGble; in ber
Mitte bes Snnenraumes 1T Der %gemeinIame
Seuerplab. @inige 9dufer beberbergen ii6e=
100 per1onen.
Si19fang, Sasb unb 9anbeG itnb bic
9auptbei9Gftigungen Der 8e1uzGopla=Snz
bianer; namentli9 pirb Der 2d9sfung eff
rig betrieben. @epOrrter 2a9s, 8alfif9z
nnb Geebunbsfleif8 iinb bas tGgli9e 8rob
bieIer Snbianer. 8roBe SDrgfalt pirb uuf
Die 8er5terung Der 9ausz unb 5eItgerdt6e
p~ertpenbet unh piel tiinftlerif9er Sinn baz
Bel enttpidelt. Die &o9tDpfe Der 8elaz
goplaz Snbianer iin0 BON 9pl3, in bener
man bas @afer babur9 gum &o9en bringt,
baB man rotbgliibenbe Steine bineinpirft,
@ir1e bebeutenbe &ole Ipielen in benz 2ehen
Der eQaz@oola1Snotane bic 5a6lreibea
Seitli9teiten, Die mitunter me6rere Sage
bauerr1 mnb in elmer 8epirt6ung unb 8ez
identung Der @Gte unO Nuffi6rung BON
Sdn5en unb 9efGngen beiteben,
Sci ben grOBen Soften, 9otlati4 9ez
nunnt, peri6penbet Der @%aitgeber mitunter
fem ganaes @erm0gen. 8eIonbers groBe
Seitli4teiten pflegen beim SOOe bpr
6duptlingen itatt5ufin0en. Der 2ei6nam
pirb berbrannt, nur Der bes Mebic;nmanz
nes, in 0eden eingebiiGt, in einem aui
pfGblen rabenben 9dus4en beigeieBt. Gtz
nige SnbianertGmme Iegen bic 2ei9en in
Games, bic auf 8dumen aufgebdngt perz
ben.