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Evening journal., 1900-03-06
CAMDEN AND WYOMING
HAPPENINGS OF THOSE TWIN
VILLAGES OF KENT COUNTY.

HAPPENINGS OF THOSE TWIN
VILLAGES OF KENT COUNTY.
Camden. Del, March 5--Mr. and
Mrs. R. c. Carrow entertained several
of the Friends who we're in attendance
at the quarterly meeting here.
The lecture delivered by Professor
Byron w. King in the M. e. Church
was we'll attended and enjoyed by all
Miss Dora simmons. of Dover, has
been the guest Of Mrs. w. r. Postles.
Mrs. H. r, Draper, who has been con-
fined to her room for a few days, is
improving.
There were preaching services in
Camden Baptist Church Sunday morn
ing, Rev. John Jones, of Wyoming, oc-
cupying the pulpit Sunday school
was held at the close OF the preaching
service.
A birthday party was rendered Will
liam Graham on Wednesday evening.
A large crowd was present and an en-
joyable time was had and at q late hour
the guests were invited into the dining
room, where a table was laden with all
the delicacies of the season. Those
who participated in this delightful af-
fair were: Dr. and Mrs. L. S. Conwell.
Professor and Mrs. A. S. Griffith, Post
master John II. Hinsley and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles l.. Mcbride, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. S. Sarde, Mr.. and Mrs. William
r. Postles, Mr.. and Mrs J. l.. Carrow.
Misses Name Gildersleye, Annie and
May Draper. Sarah S. Baggs. Virdie M.
Gooden and Mrs. J. c. Davis. Mrs. S.
w. Miller. Levi G. Sterner and Dawson
Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cole also ten.
dered crokinole party TO several OF
their friends. The first prizes were
won by Miss Alice HUM and William
Roe, while the boobys were captured
by Thomas d. Hubbard and Miss Cur
lis. After an evening OF much enjoy
ment the guests were treated to re-
freshments. Those present were: Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles A. Carton, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. r. jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs. w
L. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Learned
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander jackson, Mrs
G. II. Jolls, Misses Sue Curtis, Amanda
and Sadie Jackson. Alice Hum, Nellie
simmons and Messrs. Harry johnson
John w. Clark, William Roe. Thomas
D. Hubbard and Dr. J. L. Crossmore.
Evening journal., 1900-03-06
A REvERENT NATION.
Facts Showing That the People Of the
United States Are pevout.


United States Are pevout.
II is a pleasure to believe that we
are reyerent people. Admiral Dew
cy recently requested the rector of the
church in Washington which he at
tended to give thanks TO God for the
outcome at Manila in 1898. Captain
Philip of the battleship Texas rem
dered thanks to God Immediately az
ter the battle ended for the naval We
tory at Santiago The critics who are
saying the Americans are n material
istic and free thinking nation VIII
here find evidences of their error.
When Governor Bradford, two cen
turtles and three-quarters ago. back IN
the early days Of the MayfiOwer colo
ny, appointed a day Of fasting ana
prayer on account of the drought, ana
then named n thanksgiving because
rain came in abundance while he ana
his people were praying, he voiced a
spirit of reverence which has permea-
ted American life from that day on
ward. The Thanksgiving day procla-
nations OF Presidents and Governors
and the religious Ohseryances which
they call forth, are a feature which Is
unknown in any other country.
Jefferson was called an atheist by
his political enemies Jackson was
styled an infidel by the opposition par
ty. and Lincoln was supposed to be Il
free thinker In each case these char
acieiizatlons were far from the truth.
All of Americas Presidents have been
devOut men. The religious side of
Lincoln's nature asserted itself fire.
quently and conspicuously during the
civil war. as that Of Jefferson and
Jackson often did during their public
life.
In his immortal Gettysburg speech
Lincoln appealed for increased devo-
tion on the cOuntry's part TO the cause
for which the soldiers died on that
field. so that "this nation under God,
shall have a new birth Of freedom,
and that the people shall not perish
from the earth" God reigns and the
government at Washington stillliyes,
were the closing words Of a short I'M
promptu speech by Garfield in New
York when word was flashed through
the country that Lincoln was assas-
sinated.
The well meaning persons who are
trying 10 get the name OF God put IN
the constitution are engaged in need
less task.-Leslie's Weekly.
Evening journal., 1900-03-06
FIGHTs WITH WILp FoW1s.
THEY ATTACK HOG ISLAND
LIGHT AND ARE SLAIN BY HUN
DREDS.

THEY ATTACK HOG IsIANDI
LIGHT AND ARE SLAIN BY HUN
DREDs.
Onancock, Va, March 5.-One OF the
keepers Of the Hog Island light relates
a remarkable experience with wild fowls
had by the keepers OF that light on
the night Of February %.
Between and $50 D. m. the watch
on duty was aroused by the "honking"
OF wild geese and brant, accompanied
by the crash OF breaking glass. He
hastily summoned the other keepers
who responded with shotguns. They
opened nre on the bewildered birds
with every gun. The battle lasted for
an hour and a half. The guns got so
hot that IL was dangerous to use
them and the shoulders Of the men be-
came sore from the recoil.
The supply OF ammunition gave out
and the tight ended. In the morning
there we're found PCS dead brant.
geese and ducks at the foot OF the
tower. On the following Saturday
morning the tower was again attacked
by the birds. There being no stock
OF cartridges on the island, the guns
were useless, but the keepers fought
with sticks and captured $50 fowls
when a flock, apparently containing
thousands, rushed upon them. They
were compelled to seek shelter within
the tower. So powerful was the flight
lof the frightened geese that the wire
screens were penetrated. the lights In
the watchroom extinguished and the
panes in three windows destroyed.
These fowl had taken wing becaus,
OF the severe weather prevailing upor
their feeding grounds and were blind
ed by the intense glare OF the powerful
light in the top of the tower. Hog Is
land light marks one Of the most dan
gerous shoals on the Virginia coast
Il is an iron tower and stands $50 fee
above mean high water. II is a first
class light and can be seen from tn
bridge OF steamer a distance OF fabou
twenty-five miles.
Evening journal., 1900-03-06
BITS ABOUT MAGNOLIA
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO
RESIDENTS OF THAT KENT VII
LACE.

HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO
RESIDENTS OF THAT KENT VII
LACE.
Magnolia. Del. March "a very
pleasant time was spent by a large
number OF friends and relatives OF Mr..
and Mrs. Henry l.. Burke at their
home. the occasion being the thir-
teenth anniversary OF their married
life. During the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Burke received many concentrations
also a number of handsome and useful
presents, by which they NAV remem-
per their many friends for many years.
among those present were: II. l..
Burke and wife. McIlroy McIlvaine and
wife, W w. Moore and wife. w. H.
jackson and wife. G. w. Collins and
wife, J. w. Taylor and wife, c. b.
Williams and wife, David Lynch and
wife, George Davidson and wife. DIR.
Nlckerson and wife, James Jester and
Wife, James Aaron, wife and son. II.
W. Soper and wife, ]. c. Voshell and
wife. William Cutlin and wife. J. q
Barnett and wife. c. w. Barrett and
wife, r. E. Stout and wife, S. L. Rich
ards and wife, II. Merrick and wife
George Wilcutt and wife Elmer VIII
hams and wife. James Coudright and
VIE, j. B. Conner and wife. w. M
Grace and wife, Arlie Wilcutts and
WIFE, William Burke, wife and daueh.
ter Gladys, Carl Satterfield and wife
captain A. c. Mensch, Mrs. Caletis
smith, Mrs. c. A. Jester Mrs. Ross
Lodge. Mrs. Huldah Chambers. Mrs
l4ida Itndalo AFfccoc A,.. 49,
Ella Mensch Ella Smith. Sallie an,
anna Moore, Edna and Sallie Wilcutts
FLORENCE Burke, Lula Catlin. I,eth,
Barrett Messrs. William Dickson. Az
thur Voshell, c. f. Jester Caleb AN,
fred johnson, Delbert Wilson an,
Harry Derrickson.
Mrs. Mary Satterfeld, mother O
James Satterheld a farmer livinl
near town, fell recently and had he
mp broken. She is 81 years old.
Evening journal., 1900-03-06
IN FOREIGN PoR RS.
Plight Of Stranded Sailors Called to
the Attention Of the Government.

Pliaht Of Stranded Sailors Called to
the Attention Of the Government.
Consul Fee. at Bombay. India. in n
despatch TO the State Department
'sneaking of sailors who have Leen
thrown upon his care at the consulate
because of utter destitution, says that
he is Inclined to believe that there is
gang located in the city of New York
who make business of procuring
men by fraudulent means as sailors
for foreign ships, and that in cOnse-
quencc of this many men are shipped
on foreign vessels who are utterly un-
iit and unprepared for such service,
and who. when discharged in a for
nign port are absolutely helpless.
He adds that a great number of
stranded Americans present them
selves at his consulate for help. These
men. unless cared for, must suffer un-
told miseries in their tramp life in In
dia. Some Of them deserve assistance
from the consulate, while others do
not. / have now here three deserving
Americans who have been unfortu-
nate:. two Of the D. Henry Maeger. Of
Bay City, Mich. and Charles Brown.
Of Santiago, Cal, young men for
whom | have. after great effort, Sc
cured employment.
Another is named George Hudson.
Of New York City, also stranded
American. who came from South Afrl-
ca to Bombay and for whom ie-
cured admittance at the Strangers
Home He has no prospect of getting
work. II is next to impossible to Sc
cure working passage on a s>el
from this port. BY reason Of the low
wages obtainable in India and the
competition of natii labor, a strand
cd American in destitute circumstan-
ces finds himself here in the face Of
starvation and the plague, and in u
most helpless condition. n."-Washing
| ION Post
Evening journal., 1900-03-06
FROM OCEAN VIEW

ITEMS GATHERED ABOUT A
PLEASANT SUSSEX COUNTY RE
SORT.
Ocean View, Del. March 5.-Mrs.
James Bennett and daughter. Mrs.
Frank Townsend, have returned home
from Philadelphia.
Miss Elsie Hudson, of Camden, n.
j., Is spending a few days with her
grandmother. Mrs. Mary c. Hudson.
Ebe Murray has been on the sick
list.
Mrs. Walters is getting better after
having an attack OF grip.
l. A. Burton is home spending a few
weeks with his family.
Archibald Richards is improving his
house by making a larger kitchen.
Selby Hickman will soon have his
house completed.
Dora Evans. OF Millville, is home
with his family.
Miss Ray Quillen, who has been
spending a few weeks with her par
ents, near this town, has returned 70
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holloway have
gone to Philadelphia, where they ex.
pect to make their home
Miss Birdie Long was called home q
few days ago on account OF her sister
being ill.,
Charles and George Barnett. of Phila,
delphia. have been called here to Sc,
their brother
Mrs. Mamie Clogg and son, OF Black
water visited friends in town this
week.
Frank Belts has returned to Phila
delphia.
Captain Reuben Daisy left few day,
ago bound for Norfolk, Va.
hlbert Evans, Warren Dolby an,
Eddie McKenney are in Philadeinhia
Evening journal., 1900-03-06
Names Of penmark's Xmas.

Denmark's kings Tor 3S4 YEARS have
all been named Christian or Freder-
lex This is not the result Of accident.
IL is the law Of Denmark that Chris
tian must he succeeded by Frederick
and Frederick by Christian. To attain
this. and without the changing OF
names. every Danish Prince. no mat
ter what other names he may receive.
always includes Christian and Freder-
lex among them.
Evening journal., 1900-03-06
SET NET FIsHERMEN pRorrer

- TT IN TTlUI Est.
Eikton, Md. March 5.7-A leading
fisherman Of North East river saws II
the Dill now before the Legislature 10
prohibit the use Of set or stake nets h
adopted untold injury would result 10
tne local fishermen. He saws that Sl00 I
voc Is invested In shores along the
rivers In Cecil county. and that about
300 men were given employment in sea-
son Should the bill become a law
these industries would stop during the
proposed closed season, because there
Is only one hauling seine in the coun-
'ty OF any consequence, that being at
carpenters Point Interests. therefore.
centre in the set net, which the law
would operate against and the fishing
Evening journal., 1900-03-06
COULDN'T ESTIMATE ITS VALUEl

COULDN'T ESTIMATE IT'S vALUEl
DIR. Agnew's Cure for the Heart
never fails. II relieves in 30 minutes.
it cures. IL is a beaconlight to lead
you back to health. w. II. Musselman.
of G. A. r.. Weissport, Pa, says: Two
bottles of DR.. Agnew's Cure for the
Heart entirely cured me Of palpitation
and smothering spells. It's value can
not be estimated. feel like new
man. III Sold by Miller Drug Co,
402 Market, and n. B. Danforth, Mar
ket and Second streets.
Evening journal., 1900-03-06

shores would be valueless. as it would
be impossible to fish them with hauling
seines because of the distractions that
have grown up. Cecil and Hartford
county fishermen have protested
against the passage of any bill. and
have asked their representatives in the
Legislature to exempt Cecil and Har-
ford counties from the operation OF the
bill should il become law.
Evening journal., 1900-03-06
Prsservlna rsIearaph Poles.

A new method of preserving tele-
graph poles is to surround the portion
In the ground with an carthenware
pipe like drain pipe. Into the space
between the pole and the pipe is
poured mixture OF sand and resin.
Evening journal., 1900-03-06
Capacity Of a Well.

To ascertain the quantity Of water
In n well. take half the circumference
lin the clear and multiply by half the
diameter: multiply the result by tho
depth, which gives the cubic measure;
then reckon six gallons and one pint
10 the foot
Evening journal., 1900-03-06
PRoMINENT YOUNG WOMAN DEAD

Easton, Nd. March 6.-Mrs. William
Woodall died on Sunday at her resi-
dence near Royal Oak. She was the
daughter OF Captain James f. Burns. of
st. Michaels, and was married a year
ago. Mr. Woodall is the son OF Judge
Edward Woodall, of the Isthmus, Tall
bot county, formerly OF Delaware.
Young Mr.. Woodall is a nephew of
George V. Massey, of the legal depart
ment Of the Pennsylvania railroad.
Evening journal., 1900-03-06
The LaWtOn Optical Co.

Are proud OF their success. They
have spent a great deal OF money in
hitting up their parlors, but TODAY
they know that there are no better
facilities in the United States than
what are used by them in fitting
glasses. They use no drops or To-
tions.
DIR. Lawton has charge OF the
Wilmington store and oversees the
work from start to finish.
You have promised yourself time
and time again that you would go
and have your eyes fitted to a prom
er pair OF glasses. You think they
are expensive, but they are not il
you purchase from people who
make study OF the eve and ifs
many defects; who have all the ma
chinery for rapid work: who do
not depend on others to do their
work.
The Lawton Optical Companv
hold all the prescriptions that were
fitted by DR.. Hoegelsberger, and
can be duplicated at any time.
We have something new in
gold filed frame. that we guarantees
ten years, that can be furnished for
two dollars; something new in a
Bifoca, you can see at a distance
and read at the same time. We have
an attachment that you can ha-a
that nose-glass into a spectcsie al
any time s-d still have your eve
glasses when you wish.
Evening journal., 1900-03-06
WILL MEET TONIGHT.

The teachers training class will meet
this evening at 7-30 o'clock in the lee
ture room OF West Presbyterian
Church, and the subject of Primary
Music" will be discussed.
Evening journal., 1900-03-06

The French bark Quiviny cleared
from this port yesterday with oil val
ued at s105,S00.
Evening journal., 1900-03-06

THE LAWTON OPTICAL COMPANY,
SIS Market Street. Opera House
Building.
Z DeImarvia Phone. 97s. D. & A., 1918.
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oem ertpobnten S@ra9i@niit iueroea
bic 9beile iibcr einanber eeleat uno
baiten uerm6Je BET 2lebIdbiaieit bes
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9ennisbdlle uorberrihen. bel melfem
In Ger GroBe iOuobl als i'm @ewi4t
psinlidl 9enau einsubaltenoe MaBe
p~orgeidrieteI iino. 9esbalb bat bier
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fontrollirt. Turd cine Sbiir treten mir
aus oieiem Saul in einen &aum. Ger
fir ben erlien Mugenblif ME cine
6ptlopensW ertIiait anmutbet. Gs raj.
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ueneridltternoer Weiie; babel bantiren
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nit elmer Gmiiateit. als oh es iib UNI
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fiH oas borbin ermabnte Gbemifalium
9asi6rmis aus unb prebt ben Ball on
bic Wanb Der Sorm ieii an. Na1 pols
lenbeter 8ultaniIation miro ole 6urm
ge6Ifnet uno Die nunmebr feiien elalii-
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&aum, $50 lie ourh ben unuultaniiir-
ten geridluBpfropfen nit einem pfrie.
men ourblfod)en lperoen unb oas barin=
men teiinolihe Gas berausgeorildt miro.
Gann miro Der Ball ourb oieIelbe GeIf+
nuns auf cine Eoble Maoel 9eiedt.
tpelber unter 6rei N~tmoipbdten Trud
belidnbis Quft entfr0mt uuO Die Den
Bali nun ppll uno irafI nit Cuff aui.
fiillt. Nah benz MbSieben miro raid Elm
tueris 8auiidutl0iung in Oa5 feline 2oh
9eoriift, uno Der Ball III fertia. Sen.
nisbdlle tueroeu pcrber nod burd
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| serlal, rssulirt. Ser Sall 1T nun fertia.
aber nod niht pertauisidbig. oenn in
Der Naturiarbe werOen gdlle ia nnr
penig %seDanOslt. gr tOmmt oesbalb IN
bic 9allmalerei, mo er bon seIdidten
S%rauenbGnoen nit ben prdhti9lten
Sarben, fd6nen Muliern unb bunten
YilDern temalt tpirD. Grmdbnt lei nod,
baB Die 6abrit bis 10000 SuHeno
9dlle tdsli9 beriellen fann."
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fyunb etuer a,ttfen 8emdloeiamm.
luftd.


giner Der tp,Gtigiien antifen Sunoe
III In 8oscoreule (Siailien) gema1t
tporoen, 100 Der reite @bseorbnete uno
Wacen Sc Yrisco auf eigene 3ednuns
aussraben laBt. Wadoem auf ben
@iitern priscps Dor amei Sabren bereits
elm rrdbtiger 8ololNaB geboten NOR
ben, Der beuie ben 2oupre. uno elm
SilberiGay, Der oas Nationalmuieum
in Weapel iNmiidt, bat man bort nuns
mebr cine ausseseihnet erbaltene aniite
Yilla entoedt, bic cine Steibe Der f66n-
fen lleberraidunssn bietet. Gie Sunoe
in Der umsebuna Der Wllla iuaren nid)t
beneuteno: Gtelette, 3ablrelde irbene
QdmEhen, Encouragement tdnoe %(oarunter
Elm brebeiniaer &lapptubl. Moiaiten
II. I. ~. Sageaen eraaben Die Nad-
arabunsen i'm 2anobanie ielbit alsbalo
gang ~aroGartiae Hieiultate. Sic bisber
frsi9slesten bier 3immer limb nit 10
meiferbaiten unb babel 10 9ldnseno er.
baltenen Sresten nit 0enrebiloern aes
idmIdt. baB mir geraoesu elmer tiinlt=
leriibsn G%ifenbarung geseniiber iieben.
Sic etma 20 Solder entbalten unter
&noerem folgenoe Sujets nit Sisuren
in 2%ebens9r6Be: bic rortrdtdbnlihe
8eiialt zines auf ieinen Stab setiiBten
Girautarts (gpifur); atuei auf einem
Siman fiBenoe. in eifriger unterbal.
tuns besriIfene iunse Srauen; cine
reid ~aetleioete, init Cbr9ebdn9e uno
9iaoem 9eidmidte sa0ne, bic Gle
3itber ipielt. ,pdbreno cine siuersbafte
Stlaoin ibr sub6rt; Elm in Ger 3eih=
nung 9eraoesu nollfommenes paar, auf
einem Sbror iiBenb; Elm in mdnnli1er
S6Onbeit itrOysnoer nadter Gladiator.
Der. nit beiOen Sdnoen auf einen Gtod
9efiiBt, ieiner ssipannt lauidenoen Sc
idbrtin etluas ersablt oann cine itebenoe
Grauenseiialt, einen SAilo in Sdnpen,
Der Elm mdnnli1es 9ilpnib trdgt. SIM
periliil enolid entoedts man Die Nres-
Ten sweier Gittprieu unO Masten iouie
Wunceruolle ornamentale 3%eitnun9en.
Sic neuentOedte Gemdloeiammlung
iibertrifft-mas ausDriidli9 toniatirt
iei-rur9 lire tiinileriid selauterte
Sdonbeit. ibren 9lDel unb Musorud
ute Our6 bic 2eudttraIt Der 1arben
(Oie f,eilid iblsunigi Dor Der ginmir-
flung Der 2ult 81 i2iigen iein tuerosn)
oIlpS hiSher Wpfnnutp
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Gin ausfterberScs SDlfhen.

Sm Greiie Sidipin. Commencement
Nripsoroo, nur $50 MerIi bon peters=
burg entisrnt. lebt cas- S6ltden Der
S5dunen=Gaiwanen, Deren 3abl etipa
800 biz 900 4erionen betrd9t. Sn
Solge bes unter ibnen piitbenoen
9ppbus fdmil3t oieie GAIL aber INNER
nebr suiammen uno mcbl balo miro
bieIer finnii9e Stamm aufssh6rt haben
au eriitiren. 9ieie 2eutden iiuo BON
Der Civilization taum beriibrt uno leben
in einem uriuiidIigen 3uitano oabin.
Tas gisentbumsprinsip 1T ibnen gdnss
li9 unLetannt. rWas mein III. lit
Tein. ,tno mas Eein III. III mrin.
iaaen iie. Siebhdble fomlnen iiber=
baupt nidt Dor. @ls Der &eiienoe Bob
uiiiosti. Der bas 80ltdsn Dor Sturgeon
beiudte, feline 9iitte peri1lieBen mollte,
fdrie gllles auf Dor grtaunen. 8ddt
elm Gaitpane 8roo, 10 III bas aanae
Sort %milltommen. beist er feline gaoe-
fiube, 10 mag Seoermann BARN BADEN
u. I. 10. Bon 8iidern uno 3eitun9en
taben lie tsinen 8eariff. Cine bon benz
Reifenoen ibnen porsemieiene Nummer
Der Electromagnetic Weoomoai" bielten
fie bes Nolers am Gopfe ipeaen fir einen
taiierliaen lltas nno entbl6bten bas
6aupt. @ls Serr PoowiiiOati ibnen er.
tldrts. baB es cine 3eitun9 iei, betaileten
uno beroden lie bic 3eitunssnummer,
aerriiien fie bann uno nertbeilten bic
papierfeBen unter chamber gum An.
benton. Bon Semitic tennen lie MUIR
Gobl unb Gartoffeln. Cine 8urte ruurbe
als Wunosroins anseiiaunt. alle baten
cine seuifie S4eu Dor Sremoen. ia
nerfeden fid Dor oieien. tur3um. es 1T
Elm 06ltden BON sroBen Ginoern. oeren
Sage fdon 9e3dblt fino.
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sijslserafel in @a9lanS.
Ran elaubt. bic Buren, Sabur9 einf9ii1,
tern 5u fonnen.

2onSon.- Das Sdb.l-s.raNel
uiro INNER iidrter, obalei4 bas 2rie9s-
Minilisrium ieoe Mustuuft lber. bic
Gage in Sio-4frita uerrpeisert unb bic
oislsn Wtlounsen Ibtr Sruppensu.
fammen3sbun9en rlno bic Mbienoun9
oisies oosr lsues @sgimentes nab benz
Sap lpeoer beffdti9en nod ableu9nen
nil. Die Wlniiter fino ieooa nitt
im Stanbe seusien. bic bielen i5ra.
sen gu pariren. welhe i'm Saufe Der
Dtmsinen nit Der NbIitt, etpas pnn
osa 4biibtsn Der &esieruus Al erfab-
cen. asltslt lpsroen. DIS W uitsri.
nm waros sefrdgt. Oh bic Wetoun1.
bic brltiihen q rrniionen in Siio.Niri.
Ia Ioiltsn almiblih auf 40. 900 Wdnn
sebrabt werosn. auf Wabrbeit beruhe
ono bate oaourd bic bette @s~legenbeit,
zine berubiaanoe Mnttport gu 9eben.
penn Is oies sewiiniht bate, anosIsn
%2ntluortete Der pLrlamsntsiceretdr oes
RrisgsmIEilfsriums. 8.orseWp
as,r nit ben bsloeu W,rten: ,No Sir.
Dje Wabrbeit 1T. baB bieytesisruna,
ssi1e Yldne iie auh INNER n.rfolg:n
MAO, ss fir polltild untlus bdlt. ben
Rtiounaen. 10 trisseriid lie aud Tau.
len mGSen, 81 mioeriprshen. neil lie
sianbt. oaB oisfelbsn in Pretoria elmer,
Ginorud MAIDEN msroen. ben lie ni4t
abibwiben Mil. Sabsi lauien tda.
;ib, ia ltiinolih Sel.aramme elm. mel.
1s Don sneraiihen 2risssporbereitun.
aen in Sio.AIrita melosn.
General Sir Reopers Butler III
,ruar mob nlbt gum 8efeblshaber Der
Expedition ernannt, er rehnet aber
fart %oarauf. Sn elmer u%nterbaltuna
ben,srtie er.er bdtte iih.fiir einen Straub
nit ben Suren auf9efpart. neil {,
nit ibnen nod man4e alte S4arte
auspntpsben bdtte. Sebenials 9ehi
SeSermanns @soulo f1nea auf bic
Wsiae uno bic Gage bat ftp 70 ge-
tdbrli.t suaeIpribt. baB Is balo pei
BEN mirb. e~at,peoer bie9en OBJ,
5rehen.
Die Soroerung pom $40. 600. 600
fur MilitdrJpede, bic am 81. SUM
i'm Sauie Der @smeinen aestelt murbe.
bat unt.r ben Steuer3ablern einise
Seunrubiauna beruoraerufen. mar