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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18
Saved Two from Death,

Our little daughter had in almcs1
s;st,il attack of whool.iag cough aft
bronchitis writes Mrs " Is liav;iar
Of Armonk N Y but when all oille.
comedies failed we saved her lie Will
Dir. Kings New Discovery. Our nciet
vic had Consumption in an advanced
iasse. also used tbs wonderful med
cine and today she Is perfectly well.
Desperate throat ard lung disease
Yield to Dr, king New Discovery Il:
% no 81 n indfcine oil. earth Gu; j.
sntecd by Fanlk Dl11e co. price 5ei
md 81. 30 Tri:l' OFT
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18
Noisy Dogs and NOISY People.

Noisy Dogs and Noisy People
Noisy dogs invariably belong tic
aoisy people, Missy people will Of
Course deny this, but listen to them
some day when they scold a dog for
blrking. Whose voice is Ioudest2
hose ticrrest2 whose harshest?
ave heard people d;scipling dogs fol
rowling and have been much more
frightened of tie people than OF tie
logs. When from 'front.' door | ear
iear dog inside house begin tc
lowl and bark The moment that :h
oeIl is sounded, | know very well tina
u ha. caught the trick from some
nc in the honSe From TIT Manners
# Domestic animals by Lille Ham
lton French in The Delincator for
Jovcm)er
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18

Home should never be the place O
where business should be discussed
except for a very short time. Mothel
has had all the troubles during The
day thai are good for her without b.
ing compelled to listen 20 the trou
blCs Of her husband Father has baC
enough cares while act : in the cap
acity Of bread Wi ner for the family
without having II the details OF Ia
home troubles of the day put on h.
late TO digest for his evening meal
Discussing the dolcful from morn;n,
until night is enough to SET one Graz
y, we aas.lt , di sane W. neye.
h 81 ose our tro 'b!eS 70 our fanl,
Ho ic the place to show how goo
You feel ii r.nfr rr"l rs good
you would J. e to, take a walk in thu
back yard Til y.n. get into Il condi
ton that will permit you to b. con
fort to those to whom yua.e IN d.
ty bound to be comforter.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18
Costly Cup Of ccTee.

When DIR. Richter, the greatest
living conductor, finally adopted
the baton, he burned all his com
positions, making with them, Ii.
said, 'sthe sweetest cup of coffee
ever tasted. london Truth.
allat Most Excellent s;ts.tical. FRO
grcssive Institution. Harris Business
college. JsAkton asiSs. IS :soa in !;
posi:ioa 10 rive a l'llss Cas- brsi-
ton ea k i s.jast
aiiss III a Is
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18
The Close of the Worlds T

The Mobile and Ohio are selling
tickets to St Louis AMI return ron
.ne9tr Bend. good for seven day
at rate of 1913 The Fair closes NJ
vcmher both and chance to see 81
grand an exp $ ton will never be a
gain. NJ & Q agent will answer que
tions.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18
Source Of Supplies.

Mrs. Wedderh-Thi paper
says the original calendar was ar
ranged in the far east.
Wedderly = Yes; / suppose
some enterprising fruit grower
in that section wanted to create a
demand for his ~dates.-Chicago
Daily News.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18

Our ent Uprising mcl chat Nr,
E. Mai.tr IS having that '1r;nai y
Ware House built just OFF the Rail
road right of way, across Notthwar,
f IN the Depot. but whittier he'i
conduct this singiy or in the ASSOC a
ton which we ehronicled early in tht
Summer, we are not in a position Il
s.f.l+n
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18
CONTRACTING PAINTER
department of the Interior, !
Land Office at Jackson, Miss. :
Aug %. 1904.

Joe Johnson. Edith Miss, Sir; You
re hereby notified that the Commits
sioner of the General Land Office, by
otter dated November 16 1903 has
suspended your homestead entry Ne.
'0473 o. G, 17541} for the NJ SW4
nd NJ SCI See. ~ TIP Il Range !;
' Jackson Miss, land district on
ilarges contained in report by !:
pecial agent, The charges on whicl
,aideH. E. 30473 is suspended arr
unmarried as follows; That he has7
made personal examination OF saio
ract. and found that. the value of cal
'ant S Improvements does not OK
ed so. consisting of a pine pole
ouse IA X Ii, that claimant did moi
establish his residence till Spring OF
1901 and abandoned il in the Fall OF
902; that part OF the timber has
tsrn cut and removed and that thu
TRY was made for the bentfit o
theirs. You will be allowed thirty
lays within which to file application
Il this Office for a hearing and your
allure to apply for a nearing withill
he time specified will be taken as ali
admission of the truth OF the chaf
-es against SAID II E. 30473 and iht
anne will be cancelled.
Very Respectfully
Fred w. Collins Register.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18
Crying Down Credit.

The colonel OF a British regi-
ment stationed at Portsmouth
has revived the old custom of "cry-
ing down the credit OF the regi.
ment." The drums and flies
marched to different parts of the
town and the drum major at
each. read a proclamation warn
ing tradesmen that men Of the reg
iment could not be held RESPONSE
bic for debts over the value OF one
days pay, say, % cents.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18

Eo9 Changed Conditions Affected
Their Classification in Sew
eraI Instances.

A traveller who recently spent
some time in Ireland was much in
terested in an orphan asylum with
the founding and maintenance OF
which the family she was visiting
had had much to do, relates
Youths Companion.
On her first inspection of the
place, two bright, rosy little sis
tiers, who had been rescued from a
life of squalor and abuse but a
short time before, were pointed out
to her. They overheard her call
them 1.-TWO of your little orphans, =
and came forward hand in hand to
correct the statement. Bobbing
9 little courtesy and locking
eagerly in her face, the eldest mite
explained politely:
3 Its orphans We was, ma'am;
but we're inmates now"
The next day she and her
friends stopped to speak to la
borer with a large family, who
had been reluctantly obliged,
when his widowed sisters boy was
left upon his hands, to allow the
little fellow to come upon charity
His pride and his affections had
both suffered in doing so, although
he knew the boy would be well
cared for.
And is little Thad still at the
orphanage, Michael?" asked one
of the ladies.
Och, no, me lady dear, was the
joyous reply Thanks be to the
saints, he's an orphin no longer
he's wOrkin' at thrade outside. y
a few days later the guest was
talking with Young man who had
spent some time as an employe at
the asylum, and who, she under
stood, had been brought up there.
In this she was mistaken.
"Not by any manner of means,
MAIN" he assured her. ME father
onlydieda yearago, and me twinty
the day of the funeral. Sure I'm
not an orphan at all, at alp
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18
Getting the Eoaey Anyway.

Baxter They say your uncle
has cut YOU out of his will?
Yes; but it won't make
any difference if can only get him
Ia keep on playing bridge with me
few weeks longer.-Boston
Transcript.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18

Or. Miles Anti-Pain Pills are for
women.
Woman's delicate nervous organism
tingies to tie least Earring influence, ard
some ache or pain Is t-lo result.
Tie remedy is at hand
Dr. Niles Anti-7ain Ills
They act most maryellously on wom-
ans nervous o-sas...-.l. and relieve and
cure the pains TO w-,,.ic.l Sc is a Inars.sr.
Headaches, ncu-aiE,..cc pms. monthly
pains. and al KINKS OF pains disappear.
~ il a gentle hand had lightly sootheI
item away. zz.ncss. Ersh Of Flood
to the head. Toothae..e. B7ckachc are
ail cured ~ t.-ese Little coiLforters.
Cured without danger OF G.sagrccahla
aftcr-e.rects.. cured t.Eiekl..:: cured With
out unaa t4r.-i s-St.cn on liver, stomach,
or Other Internal ovSans.
Er. niles Aatl-Ia:n Ti,-s please the
women, and lie children take item be-
cause t.icy are easy to take ard sootla
ali their sufserings.
Tor ye~~s / I'D sneIls; Of SICK head
aei-e, - - ss.iis 1ntosd a5onles.
! cot nA es.dure - excitement.
Cong to e.sHs j. md even visiting.
i.i.ougs on these terri:le spells; ! tried
rS ia;.,5 paF re 3 1jf t1 IiIs up nh
Trey u sxe ets< i saa Men feel syEss y
toms Of sick heai'aShe ] t8zo q pill and
nd on tie aet.1x Naen an tired
SAE41l NAIKsN .5C.S. 3lairstcvn, Il.
Price. e fox Ecves sod II tul'..
xo1sis fas kara Ct Dr. Miles AMI
Pain fL.s, the New Scientific Remedy
~ rasn &c sslnatom blank Our
&4 u = sxxff1 tn
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18
Real Sufferers.

Rodrick-They say automobiles
are terrible on the nervous sys-
TEN.
Van Albert believe it.
''But YOU have no automobile
no, but | cross the, street oc-
casionally." Chicago Daily
News.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18

On Dec. tathe State Conference
OF tie II. E. Church will cunv. ne at
Gu fpart. The Herald will endessg. j
70 secure il list Of tie si~nments
for tie charges i the Neri iiaa Dis
rict for early appearance.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18

-AA >s-AGGAt-&~A-AAGE
1 : y LOCALS 20 I
SN~w ~~~wNEsss
The Three Dearest Words.
The are three words that swcetly
blend,
That ON the heart are craven;
A precious, soothing balm they lend
They're mother, home and heaven.
They Irvine wreath of bcatcoIs
flove.s,
4 " hich placed on mcmorys urn,
Will cen /, elnngest gioomies hours
To 90 lde 1 Sunlight turn
They form a chain who-e every Ink
Is free from base alloy;
A stream where whatsoever drinks,
Will find refreshing Joy!
AHs ONIi0 slil tittNtt W LcIt cetCil 1tstA
Love Offering is renewed
And peace illumes with genial ray
Life's ds.rkened solitude
II from our side h first has fled,
And home be bu: name,
Lets strive tn. narroy path to trod
That We The last may gain
>)oo-o-o-o-o~o~~O~---~-~-
The Royal Arch Chapter NEE S
Saturday Nov. 2cth.
J. ]. HUI ley and Miss Mary Davis
recently married.
Prof Williams is little indispos-
cd this week from cold
The Pythian Lodge held an intc,--
esting session Wednc>da eve ng.
The Woodmen Camp meets Satr,
day in regular monthly convention
Tom Steede the Moss Point log
Buyer, was here again this week.
The Masonic Blue Lodge held their
regular monthly Communiea ion Sat
urday last.
Dan McRae, was in the burg in lie
first days of the week, insps c;n {
seme naval store products.
Marriage Licenses were recently is
sued to c. E. Brann%n and Hulda
Parker
The Tooth Pick Tobacco, Man was
in our village Thursday lacking
signs and placing orders.
Prout. the Grocery man. came to
Leakesville Thursday, order hunt
ing.
Golf, a New. Orleans Drug Sales
man, interviewed the local trade to-
day ON wants in that line.
Mr. G. G. Goodwin and Miss Troby
L. Sanderford, two well known young
people of Merrill. linked fortunes in
the Holy Bonds OF Wcdlock Monday
Cold weather dropped i'll on til
section for "a few days recently, ant.
forcibly reminded us that Winter is
drawing nigh.
Graham Briscoe arrived back on
yesterdays train, after an absence of
10 month spent with relatives in
HEorth Alabima.
The Chatter of the Pilc-drivar re
sounds over the air these DAYS.
ting Us with regular timed b,-ats IL t
the Railroad extension still goes on
ward to the Sweetwater settlement.
Mr. d. II G. McInnis recently pre-
scented us with a nice juicy piece Of
beef which amply bore out tie
i reputation, that lie has for raising
fine cattle.
We will have to take ii all back a.
.bout the drought in The, early Fall
! having injured the Sweet Potato
crop. fact IS we Discovers that this
really has been the banner year, d
cool many Of our citizens having a
] greater yield than ever known b.
fore
The familiar whistle Of s:o'e 81
Is once again heard as the train dash
q !, and out Of town NJ lon.s,.. Oh
oa' his engine nov BE- c. for
j - nas sse s.lsish sfta new
s. .st.{ sst.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18

sN4ite.to any citizen of Hattie,
burg as to the miraculous cures thai
'r've leant fec "a through tie rs.
OF Bitter Apple Bitters For SAFE By
Eau 1 d ug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18

The Ladies A,d So 'et~ If vi: "a
Bend will give IN ovs e. Supper and
Entertainment ut Vinegar p I'd
Thanksgiving Night Nov. 24th. All
are cordially invited
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18

Soon the ch;ldron viii hec~in TO
treasure up antic;,'a a',S of what
Old Santa. will stuff in the Xmas
Sticking.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18

II. Il. Baria fits in and out Of
town SO often nowadays, till its :
yond our memory ability to properly
mention his appearances.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18

Mr.. r. T g rn'sv has To- 10 oo,-
t-actt e. 4. Hillebraad for the =
rection of a neat cottage upon the
ADJOINING tie ~. -, =, r.l.', h
st nds the former res &c witch
+ il as 5. ID TO Mr.. S. II. McEwaern.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18

| Contractor Hillcbrand HIS he'd hi
GREY upon TIE McEaeiieri residence
making som additional improve
ments, before t, az family moves in
to it.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18

O'possum hnntinc a'trac4cd OFT ?
c ovid Of the YOUNG mn of The own
ono ,,;~ht as ~ Il ", havo net
We heard any tales of the marvellous
number bag Il
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18
Rain is now needed again.

A tank o. spirits was loaded by
the turpentine people Mnnday.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18

Twigs to gather from the forest Of
lccal happenings are rattle sparod:c
t is week.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18

Enrolment continues to increase
rapidly. now 80. Who'll make the
100 mark2
An experienccdnp TO date Prin a.
~ Teacher is being sought to join
our able fnculty
For want of room at School-huil. =
in~, the Methodist Church has been
spoken for to accommodate the third
teacher and her pupils.
Some more pupils have been added
to the Music class un6cf the instruc
ton OF the artist. Miss Donald
The talented Eloeutionist, Miss
Townsend, commenced her work
Monday with aattering prospects,
with all we have u fine school and
bright future.
Just think what great aayanta re
an up-to-da'c Modern School-b uild
ing would be to on. already booming
progressive town? Come to thr front
and letsu, all pull together and get
"a new school bail,iing on foot az on @
for Greater LAlkesville. Need i'll A
thousand times yes. Then the great
est and best school in tbs sect n
will be established Count The cost,
Y u will make Il bl i. in th- g aai.=.
The pcopla Of llcallesv.lle ar, roo .ro
gs'ess.vc, bu in 1 and lihe al to
ct such Il worthy entel prise 90 wa
ting.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18

Thanksgiving Day is just about up
on us. What will we do about it?
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18

We will have to take it all back a.
fbout the drought in the early Fall
having injured The Sweet Potato
crop. fact IS we Discovers that th IS
really has been the banner year, a
good macy Of our citizens having Il
greater yield than ever known be-
fore
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18

Mr.. D. II c. McTnuis recently pre-
scented us with nice juicy piece Of
beef steak. which amply bore out TIE
reputation, that lie has for raising
fine cattle.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-18

The Chatter of the Pilc-drivpr re
sounds over the air these days, t
ting Us with regular timed b,ats Il.
the Railroad extension still goes on
ward to the Swectwater settlement.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-17
SEEKS REVENGE
ON POSTMASTER
Evidence in Dietrich Case
Develops That One Witness
Was Actuated by Malice
JANITOR TESTIFIES
Afidavits Are Submitted
and Senator Offers State
ment of His Part in Case

WASHINGTON. March 16-The
Dietrich investigating committee re-
sumed its inquiry into the charges
against Senator Dietrich to-day.
]. r. Wright, formerly a janitor in
the postofice at Hastings, was called
to show the exorbitant charges in con-
nection with the removal OF the old
postoffice fixtures from the Garbling
to the Dietrich building. The witness
stated he knew nothing about the
exorbitant charges, although the sum-
mary furnished by the District Attor-
ney stated that the witness would tes-
tify TO frauds in connection with the
removal Wright stated he knew of
no frauds or misdoings Of any one
connected with the removal OF the
postoffice at Hastings He said that
he had a talk with Leopold Hahn after
his return from Omaha and that Hahn
had said he would get even with
Fisher (who was appointed post
mastery If it took ten years and
SIC, 900.
Afidavits of Alexander Campbell Of
McCook. Nebr., and DR.. John Cook Of
Hastings, now deceased, were offered
in evidence by Senator Dietrichs at
torney. These affidavits deny certain
conversations said to have taken place
between Hahn and DR.. Cook regard
ing the sale of the postoffice by Sena-
tor Dietrich.
Senator Dietrich then offered a
statement of his connection with the
Hastings postoffice, together with
checks, deed of the Dietrich property,
passbooks of the bank where his
daughter keeps her account and other
matters bearing on the case.
This closed the hearing so far as
the witnesses in attendance were con-
eerned and they were discharged. The
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-17
KAISER MEETS
KING ALFONSO
Rulers Review Spanish Fleet
and Afterward Lunch on
Board the Royal Yacht
HONORS OF EMPEROR
Germany's Sovereign Is Es-
cOrted to the National
Limits by His Young Host

VIGO, Spain, March 16. = At $50
O'Clock this morning King Alfonso and
Emperor William went aboard the
Spanish gunboa< Yasco Nunez de
Balboa. which weighed anchor. and
proceeded to review the Spanish war
ships. AS the vaseo Nunez de Balboa
passed the Spanish battlsship Pelayo
and the dispatch boat Urania both YES
sels fired salutes. The PalayO's band
played the German national anthem
and the sailors who manned the sides
cheered the two monarchs- The Vaseo
Nunez de Balboa was followed by more
than thirty steamers. After the review
the two rulers were rowed 20 the Span
ism royal yacht Giralda for lunch AT
the luncheon Emperor William ap-
pointed King Alfonso an Admiral in
the German navy There were no
toasts proposed. Afterward the En-
peror conferred the Order OF the Black
Eagle on the captains Of the Pelayo,
the Giralda and the Vasco Nunez de
Balboa. The Tnonarchs conferred for
an hour and a half in the saloon OF the
Giralda.
Emperor William to-day sailed for
Gibraltar on board the steamer Koenig
Albert and was accompanied on that
vessel by King Alfonso until outside
Spanish waters.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-17
CONTRA COSTA VS.. MARIN.

There is gossip in political circles 20
the effect that Contra Costa County
Republicans do not intend to give the
right of way TO Marin County in the
selection Of a Senator TO represent the
new Ninth District. 1t is claimed that
Marin County, under the old alternate
system, has had the Senator for four
teen out Of the past twenty years
Marin. it is asserted, gains the advan-
tage by eiecting a Democrat from
that county when il is Contra Costa's 3
turn TO name the Republican candi-
date. According 10 the alternate plan
the Republicans Of Marin are entitled
in this campaign to name TIE candi-
date of the party for State Senator.
Four years ago Contra Costa RepubI-
cans named Charles NJ. Belshaw. but
Marin County. which is accounted Re-
publican by at least 500 majority. gave
J. H wilkins, Belshaw's Demo-
cratic opponent 162 majority Ma
rim County Republican aspirants
for the coming Senatorial nomi-
nation are General John H. Dick
fnson. E. c. Chapman and E. B. Mar
tineIli The Contra Costa delegation
will have the power TO control the
nomination. and the power may be
used to give Charles NJ. BeIshaw the
prize.
The voters next November may be
called upon 10 elect an Associate Jus
tice OF the Supreme Court Jackson
Temple CD, who was elected for a
term ending January, 1907, died De-
cember 25. 1902. and Governor Gage
filled the vacancy on the bench by the
appointment on January 5, 1903, of
William @. Lorigan. who was then
Judge Of the Superior Court, Santa
Clara County.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-17
ARGUING ABOUT
SALE OF CANAL
Maitre Dubuit, Counsel for
Panama Company, Puts a
Very Significant Question
SPEECH IS DISCUSSED
Says Republic Is Well o.
ganized and Asks if Ques-
ton Is Net One of Price

PARIS. March 1s.-The case OF the
republic Of Colombia against the Pan
anna Canal Company to prevent the
transfer OF the latter's concession to
the United States was resumed to-day
before the hrst tribunal OF the Seine.
The former president Of the tribunal.
Maitre Dubuit. continued his argument
in behalf OF the eompany's right TO sell
its concession 10 the United States
The initiative OF these negotiations
for the sale did not come from Us. but
from the Government Of Colombia" ex-
claimed Dubuit Counsel further as
serted that the republic OF Panama was
fully organized as a sovereign state. In
closing Dubuit made the following sig
nificant query:
Why should we solicit your consent
when your authority ceased 10 exist
Let Us speak frankly. II is a question
OF price, is II not? And IL is best that
we do not discuss that branch OF the
question"
Maitre Guillaumin. representing BO-
naparte Wise, the original concession
aire, pointed cut 70 the court that the
civil tribunal OF the Seine decided
March IS. 1897. that the company could
make the transfer. but limited the time
till March A. 1903 He insisted that this
decision prevented the transfer 70 the
United States after the latter date
Adjourned until tomorrow.
Dubuit's statement that Colombia 3
consent 70 the transfer was "a question
OF price, was much commented upon
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-17
New Interpretations.

Articles of Incorporation of the
Reno Light and Power Company were
filed yesterday The directors are p
l. Flanagan. w. H. Patterson, J. A.
Fontaine, c. L. Gibb and F. P. Deer
ing. 1t has a capital stock OF $1,000
600. of which $3.50 is subscribed.
The international Mercantile Com
pany was Incorporated for s10e. 900
The directors are ]. A. Marsh, r. F.
Allen. G. w. Emmons, G. NJ. Kyle. w.
H. Payson, H. F. Peart, j. NJ. Nc
Croskey. A. G. Tasheira and n.
Fancher.
The international Speciality Com
pany. Of which George and Richard
Porter, S. r. Jacobs. L. Ph. Bolander
and H. R. Bolander are directors, was
incorporated for 800, 900.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-17
NATIVES ADOPT
SAVAGE METHOD
Letters From South Africa
Tell of Awful Treatment
of the German Settlers
LEUTWEIN CRITICIZED
Lenient Policy of Colonel Is
Not Approved and Gov
ernnlent May Recall Him

BERLIN, March 15.-Letters from
German South Africa have arrived
here giving details OF the brutal treat
ment of German settlers, 113 Of whom
were killed outright or tortured to
death in the district OF Okahandja
alone. Women dismembered and with
pieces of their bodies nailed 10 the
doors of houses and bodies mutilated
left to die slowly were frequent spec
tacles. The expeditionary columns on
coming in sight of a farmers house
would see the heads of its occupants
fastened to the roof.
These sights appear to have excited
the rage of the soldiers. The letters
express longing for revenge and a de-
termination, as one writer says. 10 kill
everything black" That causes some
papers to urge the Government to tele-
graph instructions to Colonel Lieut.
vein, the Governor of Southwest
Africa, that he order the soldiers TO
restrain themselves and conduct the
war in a civilized maner. Colonel
Leutwein himself comes in for criti-
cism. as it is alleged he left insufficient
numbers of troops in the exposed dis
tricts and was misled by the temper of
the natives, having frequently had at
his own table chiefs who are now in
rebellion and who are wearing dscora-
tions and swords of honor bestowed
upon them by the Governor in behalf
of the Emperor. The Tageblatt init
mates that Colonel Leutwein Will be
recalled.