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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-07
LET Law TAKE lrs COURSE.

Editor Herald: - The dispatches
bring a report Of a blood-thirsty mob
attempting to lynch two colored men
who were in Jail at Council Bluffs, and
also the report Of how Hon. Walter l.
Smith, M. c., brave man, successfully
counseled that they permit the law
to take its course. l have the high
est opinion OF and praise for Con-
gressman Smith. 1t was no small
thing for him to face furious mob,
jeopardizing his own life to plead for
law and order. He is not a politician
but statesman of the highest type,
having the good name OF his city. dis
trict, state, and even nation at heart.
Also l have praise for the mob for
having still left sufficient respect for
law and order and the presence Of a
great, good man pleading for the
same that they would desist from
their determined nefarious deed. Yet
l condemn the mob for even presum-
ing the negroes guilty as they had
simply been accused, and no man is
guilty until so proven before the law.
Those negroes stood before the law
innocent men until self-confessed
guilty or proven so before a jury OF
their peers. Not all men accused
are guilty.
/ condemn the mayor, chief Of po-
lice and the police, who permitted
such a mob to come together. They
knew of the mob's intention and
should have prevented such a dem
.onstration, which was an insult to
and rebellion against law and author
ity. The mob was bent on murder
ing innocent men, because somebody
had accused them of crime. The re-
port states these officers of the law
were pushed about like children. |
ask, why should minIons of theHaw
armed not only with weapons Of Of
fense and defence, but with the whole
executive force of the nation, be
pushed about like children? They
were aWcrn TO protect law. order and
lNinnocent men and women, even to
tie giving up of their lives
| do not condone. the nameless
crime of a rapist whether the perpe,
traitor be black or white culprit
a man who would commit such a
crime deserves the highest penalty
Of the law. But do plead that ev,
cry man accused should have a fair
and impartial trial, for any designing
enemy could arouse the fury Of mob
against any negro and have him
murdered by simply accusing him Of
such deed. Iowa has good name
for fair play. Let her by all means
keep it. Geo. W. Slater,
Pastor Shorter Chapel A.M,E. Church.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-07
COAL IN THE YUKON. !

|. THE Coal Resources OF the Yukon
is the subject of Bullentin No. 218, of
the United States Geological Survey,
which has just been published for
gratuitous distribution. The author
is Mr.. Arthur j. Collier, who, with
two assistants, spent the summer of
1902 in examining the coal deposits
along the Yukon river, in Alaska.
This little party Of three left Seattle
early in June and went by steamer
and railway to Dawson, Yukon Terri
tory, where canoe and row boat
were purchased. On June Is they
left Dawson and following the course
of the river, spent the succeeding
three months in study of the geol-
ogy and coal resources for 1900 miles
along the Yukon. While the greater
part of the Investigation was con-
fined to the actual river bank, yet the
work was extended away from the
stream when time and circumstance
would permit. Nearly all the known
coal beds accessible from the Yukon
were examined. Collections Of fos-
sils were made from SO localities and
in numerous instances these collec-
tions were sufficient to determine the
age of the coal beds. These studies
and collections have thrown much
light on some of the vexed problems
Of Yukon stratigrapny, but the pur-
pose Of the present report is to sum
marize the economic results of the in
vestigations of the Goals and to con-
ssder briefly theis commercial bear
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-07
PUBLIC PARK NEEDED.

Editor Herald: u Noticing some
time ago in your PAPER that you want
ed an opinion from your readers on
the city park proposition, my view is
that it Is necessary and also that 1t
is very important in regard to the
city's and public welfare. We find
that our busy merchants, clerks, me
chanics and laboreHs are In mead OF
a place Of rest.--a Resort In the shape
Of public park outside of the city
whore all can enjoy day of fresh
air and sunshine AWAY from the busy,
bustling city. We have the finest To-
cation to locate public park; plenty
Of water fer boating purposes, plenty
Of shade on our beautiful Des Moines
river. The city cbuid purchase rs Or
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-07

more acres AID at small expense
we can have as good park as any
city can boast Of The distance to
the Des Monies river is just a nice
one, mot too close and not too far
out. We may be able to secure the
0skaloosa Light and Traction Co. to
build road tp the park and it would
only be few minutes ride from the
city. think that it can be made a
paying investment for the city If they
would have attractions enough out
there and fix UP so the people would
enjoy going to the park as other cit
les have them IA Reader.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-07
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
Order Of Eastern Star Have Business
and Social Session.

Chapter No. LAG, Order OF Eastern
Star, the auxiliary or the Masonic So
cieties, met at the Masonic Temple
Monday evening for installation LOT
officers. The attendance was quite
large and very interesting session
was recorded. Following the install
iation of officers, the ladies went to
Asher's where refreshments were
served and the occasion proved de-
cidedly enjoyable. The list Of off,
GERS installed was as follows:
Mrs. A. A. Hugg, w. M.
f. e. Smith, w. p.
Mrs. Margaret Yocum, A. Nj.
Mrs. Ida Sharra, Secretary.
Miss Lizzie knight, Treasurer.
Miss Daisy Slemmons, Conductress.
Miss Anna Glaze, Asst. Con.
Miss Mabel limerick, Adah.
Mrs. Sam Baldauf, Ruth.
Mrs. J. c. williams, Esther
Mrs. F. E. Smith, Martha.
Mrs. Farmhouse, Electa.
Mrs. Margaret Baker, Warden.
Mrs. Mary Beach, Chaplain.
Mrs. r. G. Hoffman, Pianist.
]. NJ. Craig, Sentinel.
Mrs. L, r. Geneva, Marshal.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-07
ODD FELLoM LADIES.
Daughters OF Rebekah Install Their
New officers.

i sf +.
Oskaloosa lRebekah lodge No. 16
held their public installation of on
GERS Friday night. Those installed
were
N, G.-Mae Jones,
v. G.-Mrs Mccall.
Secretary Winifred Howarth.
Treasurer-Mrs. Dora Swearingen.
Chaplain Mrs. Pearl Barnhill.
Warden Mrs Ed Blair.
Conductress-M Mrs. Mary McTSanna.
r. f. N, G-Mrs. f. B. Jones.
L. L. N, G.-Mrs. Mate Barnhill.
r. s. v. G.Miss Matte McCabe.
l.. s. ". G.--Miss Cecil Ferree.
o.. G.-Miss Iva Ferree
Mrs. S. B. Jones--R. S. N. G..
Mrs James Barnhill--L. s. N. G.
Mrs. Clara Allen-O. S. G.
Mrs Fannie RakowP Pianist
The work was conducted by Depu-
ty President Mrs. win Bertchby, as
sisted by a degree staff organized for
the occasion which was well execut-
ed, and the installing of officers was
ably and pleasingly presented, a large
and interesting audience being pres
ent to witness the same. The charges
were all delivered without the Ritual,
end there is no denying the fact that
the ladies are to be congratulated
upon their ability to conduct lodge
work as we'll as their peer, the men
and brothers. The lodge is In q
very prosperous condition and stilI
adding new member to their lodge.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-07

With the approach of the republi-
scan national convention the question
of changing the basis of representa-.
tion comes up again. South Carolina
casts $3.50 republican votes and has
eighteen votes in this years conyen-
ton; Georgia casts 34,O2S votes and
has twenty-six delegates. Iowa gave
Mckinley 307,77S votes and has only
twenty-six delegates. Under the pres
ent system each republican voter in
South Carolina has sixty times the
voting power Of the republican in
Iowa, and IN Georgia ten times A
systetm so manifestly unjust should
be corrected.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-07
-TWo young men nave

Two young men have been sen.
fenced to thirty days in Jail for say.
ing they would like to kiss Des
Moines girl. This looks like worse
tyranny than government by injunc-
tion," observes the Marshalltown
Times Republican. Then on second
thought it adds: @StilI the man who
would really crave to kiss Des
Moines girl might be. considered In
capable of caring for himself"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-07
BUILD THE CANAL.

Congress convened again on Mon
day and President Roosevelt deliv-
cred a special message to the Assem-.
bly,, devoted exclusively to the canal
question and to the recognition of the
Government of Panama, and of the
relations OF the United States to the
new republic. Thus far the president
says he has gone in accordance with
the act providing for the construction
of canal across the isthmus, and
says nothing further remains to be
done now but build the canal. His
message, like its predecessors, is
clear and to the point. Speaking of
his authority as voted by congress
June 20. 1902, he says:
"By the said act the president was
authorized to secure for the United
States the property of the Panama
Canal Company and the perpetual
control Of strip six miles wide
across the Isthmus Of Panama. It
was further provided that should the
president be unable to obtain for the
United States a satisfactory title to
the property Of The New Panama Ca
nal Company and the control Of the
necessary territory Of the Republic
of Colombia 80 within reasonable
time and upon reasonable terms, then
the president should endeayor to
provide for canal by the Nicaragua
route. Thk language quoted defines
with exacdness and precision what
was to be done, and what as matter
OF fact he's been done, The presi-
dent was Authorized to 90 to the Mic
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-07
-Oh! for a packing plant in Oska

oh! for packing plant in Oska'
loosa. A total of $1,156 has been sub
seribed by the employees OF John Nor
rell & Co., exclusive Of the officers
and the office force, to the fund now
being raised for the erection and
equipment of the new hospital build
ing to be occupied by the ottumwa
Hospital association.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-07
BONDS APPROVED.
New Officers Furnish Satisfactory
Proof to Board.

The board of supervisors were ad
work during the afternoon OF Monday
examining and approving the follow
ing bonds:
E. L. Valentine. sheriff.
N. Moore, deputy sheriff. Its
H. H. Fry deputy sheriff. hat
]. N. Endicott, deputy treasurer. 81.
N. M. Satchell, assessor Garfield he
township. -.
r. w. Thomas, constable East Des
Moines township.
w. w. KentheId constable East De-
Moines township.
william Mcclain, constable Gar
field township. and
G. B. Halt, justice peace East De The
Moines township. tern
The board this morning york0int
with claims against the county an
in preparing advertisements for bilOO
for county work.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-07

character of the coal, the cost of min
ing, and the distance of the mines
from the market, they will probably
never afford coal for expectation, but
with proper development they will
probably be sufficient to supply all
local demands that are at present
foreseen.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-07
-The Buggey Banner has been pull

The Bussey Banner has been pull
ed UP by the roots and transplanted
at Pella. 1t not stated, but know
ing the man as we do, Sam Sherman
will not run anything but republi'
can paper. Both the other publica'
tions at Pella are democratic, and
his party should rally to Mr.. Sher-
mans support.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-07

It is hard to tell who are the buster
this week, the coal men or the ice
men. The ice harvest is on in earn
est.
The basement under the Pfeifer'
Belmont dry goods store is being re-
fitted for the Christie barber shop
which win move there Jan. /.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-07

The Jasper county friends of Sen
ator F. l.. Maytag of Newton are urg
ing him to become a candidate fo1
Sixth district delegate to the National
Republican convention and it is not
unlikely that he will yield to their
opportunities.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-07

The town marshal of Rockwell
City shut tramp in the calaboose
and failed to visit the building for
two days and nights during which the
iunfortunate prisoner vent without
food and, fire. Rockwell City needs a
new marshal
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-07

! If the past season hasn't been a
happy year to the most of our people,
ne Grinnell Gazette thinks, 1T is al
est useless to waste the energy Of
ting them a happy New Year"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-07

Thirty-four teachers in the pub
lie schools of Chicago are known to
have lost their lives in the Itoquois
theatre fire and the schools were
closed Monday in their memory.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-07

-, =. dor,oc,!st declared n fl,

Iected as b democrat, declared in the
1senate last week that the democratic
party .'is not free trade party, but
is for Incidental protection" The
Chicago CLl LloRicIe says that Patter-
son is a rank" and '1Lalodorous'
populist and has no warrant to speak
for democrats.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-07

sAuditor of State Frank F.
n is one of three men who are
TO start new daily paper in
,Bma City, Oklahoma. The
town has a population Of only about
10000, and already has two dailies.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-07
THEATER FIRES OF LAST 100 YEARS
Llyea Loet.

Place Lives
Richmond
Careless hoIstlng Of Chandelier lighted candles
lehman Theater, st.
stage lamp hung high, gnItlng roof
Royal Theater Quebec
UpsettIng Of lighted
Duoal Theater,
IgnlIng
Degl Aqudott Leghorn
Conway's Thcater, Brooklyn
Ignited by bofder
Theater Municipal Moe
Explosion of
Theater, Vienna
lighting OF border anlps a
Ferroni, Poland
En,ploye smoking
Comique,
Scenery lgnled ets
Theater, England
scenery oaught from 5as
Theater at oporto, Portugal
Scenery caught from
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-07
The oFrolics', man 81 |

The Frolics'' man OF the Council
Bluffs Nonpareil gives notice to
church ushers that they don't help
their cause any by taking bashful
sinner clear up to the front seat.
This would seem to imply that he
does go to church now and then.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-07

I'VE are akin, after ALL" says the
Newton News. So are we. we've got
the grip.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-07

Eddyvllle Signal: A team beIo
ing to Richard Moore, OF Cedar,..
came uncomfortable and ran sevfAo
blocks west on Berdan street,
Monday morning. The driver s, \.
ceeded In heading them into Ha '10
pile with no damage other than
citement
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Die nerfieate Glbesaeae.

Mdbrenb Der beusr in Deutf9lanb
berriaenben Srodenbeit lpurbe bic Bis
per nod niemols beoba9tsts @rf1eis
nuns feftsefte1t, baB bic Glbequels
noufommen beriiegt mar unb bab Der
semanerts Quelentrana bes GIbebruns
mems teinen Sropfen WoHer entbielt.
SroBbem nun in3tpifden Der 8amm
bes Hiefengebirgss reibIife Nieberz
fnldse per5eidnen tonnte, 70 1T unb
bleibt bic atte glbequens perldnuuben,
Der eemauerte Drummer, an beHen fteis
nernem Rrau5e etn i1tpar3er Ranb ben
aetpShnlihen WaEer{tanb Der glbez
queue anSeist. mar fiirali1 olerbinss
NIT ettDas WaHer sefiiut. Dieter Mais
ftrtRholt riibrte aber, ME Der Musen@
f@ein fldr aeigte, nur bon einseftrDms
tenn Nesen unb niht BON elmer aug ben,
u~ntererunb fommenben Quene Der.
Mdbrenb Der 3sit ber Durre fheinen
be WaHer, bic fruber benz GIbebrun@
men entftieeen unb benz 9eidouer Bel
ltbbdfter Gnttpidluns bon @oien einen
srfreuIihsn Nnblid boten, einen ans
bereu Mustpes sefudt au haben. Sebenz
faQs lam n~enerbings Der fteingefabts
Glbebrunilen nur als bas @dmmeIz
beden bon Nisberf1aGsen, nid,t aber
dis bas elmer aus benz Grbinnern ents
TpTIrgenben Auelle gelten.
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Wc5sesaertes munber.

Der Drient5rnngsfnn Der Hrie5taus
ben lit nod INNER ni1t ~ergriinbet.
Mnn bat ibnsauf bas fddrft Geiht
btefer Sbiere .5urideffibrt, bod 1T
fefgdselt, bag Eoubsn i'm Onnteln
fnlehter fehen als Der Weuib. unb
ipeun AUDI bic ~gefiebertrn GhneIfeeler
BET bobem JIugs pirtli6 m~eiIentDsit
feben t6nnen. 70 fbiet bdraus nod gar
midi, buB fte auf biets Meife ben Rid
neg gu benz oft 0lrnberts bon Wetlen
e1tferHhn beimutblid3en S6lag, DON
mo- fe IN DerfdloFenem Masen auf Der
Balm mad BEN Mufflugsort befDrbert
tpurnn, meberffuben tDnnen. Oab
oas @kff6t nur eine,unpefsntlihe Rpue
tpfelt, baben Berflxbe ertDiefen, bic in
bteiem' Sabre In Gmntret9 porssnoms
men pnrbm. 8irali9 tpurben in
GererRs cine 4u3pbl 8rieftauben
Mbenbs nd6 t3ebn ubr bel bebedtem
9immel unb FOLDER Duntelbeit aufgee
lahen. b0B mar nur peniae Weter
tpeft ieben tuunte. Raum 20 Minutsu
mad tbrer JreituGune 6nate bic erite
5aube ibren 1876 Meilen entfernten
9eimatbsort Roanne errei9f uno Bis
Wtttterna9t lpor ibr {hon bic 6dlfte
tbrer Retiegenoiiinnen sefolst. Die
ibrtssn Salsben fanben fih Morgens
Elm. Sir ariesstauben lit biefe Gre
tabrnng infofern pi9tie, als tie bel
yfaft nt9t gef1oHen tperSen tDnnen.
3uglei4 ober beftdttsen bic gerinhe bic
Nnnabme, boB Der Orientiuanssiinn
Der Sauben auf elmer Giserd9aft be-
ruht. bic benz Meufden abgebt, bab
biefs 3biere alfo, I'm etse pplfstHimz
lttt Wenoung gu sebrolaben, efuen
fehften @iRn baben.
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Mibepone 9iAterlanfbabm.

@intn bielgetpunbsnen Mes bate Der
tiir3li9 in ai.l, @hl.spigz 5olftein
~perftorbene, aud iibtr bic @renaen ftiz
ner enseren 5eimatb binaus bstannte
plattbeutihe Oidter Spbonn Msn.r
gum parnaB tpanOern miKeu. Mit
Is Sabren fam CT bon Der Gkmentars
i@ule au einem Zimmerman in bic
2ebre, unb 10 Ianee mar er ein .ifriser
2ehrlins nit 9obel unb SGse, bis Der
Batter ftarb unb Der syunse bic Mihle
iibernebmen muBte, bic Der Afte inn
binterlafen bate. Dos Rlappern Der
Wiiblraber besl.itet. bic erltsn Gtane
bterDerIu9e bes juugen Miners, unb
bic euteilenb.n Weueu lpdten feline
Sebniu4t gu Der Wtlt .ba bra,ibtn
por" unb ben S9dbsn ibr.s Wifens
unb ibrer aunft; % Sabre alt, tebrte
Der biloungsourftise Minersmaun feis
rer Batter Sip ben Aiidsn unb aoe auf
bic Qateinf9ule als-9ertnner. Sn
atpei Sabren arbeitets Der eifriae Mutos
bionft fih nit eiIernem Sleib burn bic
le9s RlaHen rOmif9er unb srie9iider
8llouns hinourd, unb nit "a Sabren
beftonb er nit gbren bos Mbiturientenz
eEamen. Mit @ifer mari ii9 Meper
nun auf has Stuoium Der Mebiain,
iiber benz er freili4 bic poeterei nj,
pereaB. unb als 9irettor elmer rlbuns
LTD ~betannteu S~rrenanitult in Der RGbs
bon aiel bat fiA Der friibers 3imm.rs
manufacturing in ben 5ars g.lset.
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Aad1 Batter Weift.
Gissnartise 9eeroieuns pes &anpteS eiiter
Sig eunerbanoe.

&f9enaStTSe Seerot9uu9 oeS Sanptes etiter
Ji8eunerbanoe.
Sin ei9enartiger 2eiben5ug betpeete
ii@ unldn9it burd bic @traBen Solicit
itabts i'm glfaB. 9a8 2ei9enbegGnsz
ntB gait einem 4nfiibrer unb Oberz
baupt elmer gr0Bern 3i9eunsr6anbe.
Der &nfIhrer mar IN ben Tolgen elmer
2unsenent3inouns perf4teben, Spfort
berfammslten Iid ale Mitslieber Der
8anbe nm ben 9obten. Wan 5og i9m
elm neues &leib an, unb bettete i'm une
ter einem eigens erri9tetsn 3eGte auf
Strob. gu ieinen beioen @eitsn tpaz
rem breunenbe 8er3en, bic in leeren
Jlaideu ftnten, aufgeitelt. 9ie nod
5iemli4 iunse unb IaOne Mittre
fdnitt ii9 tbr lanses, idparaes 6aar
fur3 ab-aIs 3ei6en, boB fe Mitttps
bleiben nole-uno tauerte 5ih neben
bic. 2eihe hires @atten, I'm, ibm BON
3ett 81 3eit ben 9opf nad elmer an
bern Seite gu oreben, tpabrenb bic an
BERN Mitglieber Der 8anbe ringsum6er
laserten. Sn Der 9anb bate tie einen
5iemli4 laneen 9aielItod, NIT benz iie
benienigen Der llmberliesenbsn lieB,
ben etfpa Der @hlaf iibermannte, i'm
dufforberub, ii9 idlafen gu lesen,
ipenn er ntht mebr BEL benz Geidnam
bes Qnfiibrers pohtn tonne. Den
ganaen Sag iber unb bts tief in bic
Radt btnetn umftanb etne srobe Mene
i6enmenae bas Eager ber 3iseuner. gu
benz Qeidenbesansnib hatten bic s3issu>
ner srobartiee 9ortebrungen getroffen.
Nus perfdiebenen Sbeilen Deuti4z
lambs pdren 0ertreter anberer 9dnben
herbeiseeilt. 4uf benz airdbof. 3t
S1letttabt bate man cine @rabtonz
aefiion ertporben unb einen Maurerz
meifter nit Der Mmfertisuus zines mad
alien Seitn auseementirten Grades
beauftrast, bas ipdter Elm fletnss Dent
nal erbdlten fDn. Oas Grab aleir
birfte auf etsDa $165 gu fteben foms
ntesl. Das aeihenbesGngniB fpar eiu
folbes eriter RlaKe, Dor benz @aree
Der fpitlte cine &apele SrauermGrfde.
Wdbrenb man ben seliebtsn 9pbien in
ben s~tatenen Sare bettete, mubte bic
Ropele einen Srauermarid fpielen.
Ra9bem mar benz Sobten eine golbens
Safdenubr NIT rei4er, iilbernsr Settle
ansslsst bate. tpurben ibm Derfdisbene
@esenftdnbe, 10 unter anberen Sabaf,
pfeife unb 8inbfaben nit in ben @arg
seseben. Wte berlautet, mar cine Bonf
angepiefen pprben, Der Banbe cine
gr0bere 5umme aus5uaablen, tpel6e
Don elmer g%entralftene Der 3igeuner
ibermitttlt porbsn mar,
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cARR'S ,aetbe @aaen"
Ofenbois 81, SO.
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9hpnpsrashifmes Mrdaip,

Die Miener Mtabemte ber MtNen=
fHoft bat fir bns pbonographiihe Ut
DIP DOr Sturgeon Spei nene gypebitio-
men u~usseriiftst. Cine 1T unter 2eitune
bes Dr. Bed bereits an ihrem Bsftims
munssorte in Guinea .~ingstroFfen
Jbrt aafsabe ipirb es fem, bic @prod,s
Der papaas pbpuosrapbifd aufsuneb=
men. Sine gazette Expedition unite,
0abrung bes Oh. grner bsgibt ii1 au.
nddbfft mad Snbten, I'm bic Gefdase be,
&%ingeboreHen ouf3unebmen. 81. Or
ptbitionen fnb NIT ben porslgtihiter
4pparaten ausseriiftet. Dor Mntuuft
Der Expedition tpirb bon Gelebrtsn bes
3anbes bas Bacterial D~trorbeitet, baa
betbt. Is fperben iene sSnbibtbuen ausg..
fpahlt, oeren 8ortrdse CUR pbonosra.
pbiffen Nufnabme auserisben finb. Gl
finb aud berttts in 8snares nnb Ral=
futta 5tpet gtlebrte NIT bieisu Mrbeiter
befdGftigt.
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bod fetnen Mr3t, fonbern lieB fi6 bon
elmer aurpfufdGin bebonoeln. Die
Golge bierpon pm, bab feline 3sble in
tur5er 3eit 10 befHis anfdfppn, baB er
niht atbmen fonnte unb fih i'm Gpitdl
f9lieblih elmer Operation unteraieben
muBte. Die d9tlids Silfe fpor iebod
bsreits gu fpd& uoic3tp iturb unter
uHiaeli6en &lnIsn.
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lager. oaB Sbr bilibs ieio. 9ieienis
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