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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-07-14
ELLIS COMPLlnENTED.
Attorney General Nay Make Good
Material for Governor.
Pensacoln. Univ 4. ]

Pensacola, July z, 1905.
To the Editor of The True Democrat
We heard some news from your city
recently that was refreshing TO all true
Democrats. Rumor says acertain mat
ter was up before a certain board at
the State Capitol, of which the Attor-
ney-G General is a member, and after
listening for q while TO the statements,
he declined to remain and take any
further part, as he thought the party
was not being accorded "a square deal. "
We have noticed your favorable com
ment on his, Attorney-GeneralE Ellis de-
mand, when the removal Of the insane
asylum officials about TO be made, that
it was the duty Of the board to go into
full investigation Of the asylum, before
anything else was done, and II there
was any wrong doing to find out TO
whom the blame belonged. Had such
a manly course been followed, the guilty
would have been found, 70 be punished
later by the courts, and the people Of
the State would have been spared the
exposure made by the legislative COM
mittee Of the atrocities committed at
the asylum, which astonished the civil
lied world, and which Il Is claimed,
were known to the late Governor Jen-
nlnRb, WDOg u u balQt Two years ago
altered the report Of Senator Sans and
others, cutting out Of their report what
was Objectionable to him, as It was
against the dOings of his confidential
friend, the doctor, then In charge,
placed there by the board, on the re-
moVal Of Mr.. Trammell, against whom
It Is said there were no charges (unless
It was his honestly.
Go on my friend, exposing those who
have reached the high places, and for
four years have been perpetrating
frauds, thinking they were fooling the
people. ! believe the trust Of the peo-
pie Of the State Of Florida can be left
with the present Encouragement, and
that in the end he will help the courts
unearth some Of these frauds of the
past four years; and II, in the future,
the convict camp should hold SOME Of
them, by his aid, he viii find the honest
people Of the State anxious 90 serve
him, a. the citizens Of Missouri have
done 70 their Folk, by saying ''You
have been faithful over q few things,
60 up higher and be our ruler"
Ever yours, JoHN.
We feel strongly disposed TO indorse
all that our correspondent says Of At
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-07-14

torney- General Ellis, and we feel quite
sure he is right in asserting that ex-
Governor Jennings was cogniEant-if
other members Of the Board of State
Institutions were not-of all or most Of
the events which took place at the hos
pital and in relation thereto; and we
now have the statement of the joint in
vestigating committee, published in the
Times Union Of July 2, that the report
of the commission appointed in 1901 to
investigate the hospital, presented to
the Legislature of 1908, was mutilated
and emasculated after it had been signed
and delivered to the Governor (Jen-
nings), II the House committee APP
pointed to investigate the joint inves-
tigating committee had not been short
Of time, Il might have taken up this
branch of the matter, and by interro-
eating Senator Sans and others, could
have secured some exceedingly interest
ing testimony.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-07-14
Office; Equal A--speclaI Privileges

Miss M. Burton, Teacher of the
Blind.
r. L. Parks, Mnsic.
Mrs. w. b. Hare, MatrOn.
w. E. Pope, Printing and Boys Su-
Miss w. 1. McLane, Sewing and
Girls Supervisor.
Miss Mary Rhyme, Dressmaking and
Children's Supervisor.
For the colOred department: w. A..
Caldwell, Manager and Teacher.
Claude Samuel, Assistant and Girls
Supervisor.
Considering the unusual and exceed
inglv difficult duties which the Board of
Control and the State Board of Educa,
ton we're called upon to perform under
the arbitrary provisions of the Buck
man College Law, and the positive re-
quirement of haste in the performance
thereof, in order that no interruption
or delay might occur in the administra-
ton Of the new system, the two boards
have proceeded with admirable har-
mony, extraordinary rapidity and,
withal, under circumstances of great
delicacy and difficulty, to contamination
which, although not unexpected, reflects
infinite credit upon the faculties and
abilities of the several members, and
which will remain as an enduring mon
ument TO their wisdom, their judgment
and their patriotism, throughout gen.
erations yet unborn.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-07-14
An Invitation.

Dear John: ! extend you cordialinvi-
tation to come out and visit US. II you
cant come, send your representative
and get some dots FOR your paper. Mr..
Ginsberg, Black, and Vanish promised
70 come and they better make haste, so
as to see everything at its best. The
young tobacco Is fine. Let me know
when to expect you. A line mailed
Friday night will reach me Saturday.
Club together and come. Tell Mr..
ousinted with nv two little girls.
Your friend, W. c. Cromartie.
Sorry we cannot come just at this
time. win try and come soon. Con-
tinue 10 send us items from your neigh
borhood We willappreciate them.
Yours, j. G. G.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-07-14
THE FACULTIES.

For the University:
d. Y. Thomas, History.
J. M. Farr, English and Literature.
Chas. M. Conner, Agriculture.
S. A. Roberts, Asst in Agriculture.
E. r. Flint, Chemistry.
A. w. Blair, Asst. Chemistry.
B. H. Bridges, Second Asst. Chem
istry.
M. T. HOckstrasser, Mechanical En-
cheering
Carl Schmidt, Mathematics.
E. H. Sallard, Zoology
F. M. Rolls, Botany.
c. A. Finley, Librarian and Custodian.
Prof. Veterinary Science Ito be filed
Asst in Botany Ito be filled)
PHYSICAL Director Ito be filled.)
]. T. Mitchell, Foreman Agricultural
Department.
+. NJ. Stearns, Gardener Horticul-
tural Department.
Normal Departmental E. Bennett,
Principal;'W. F. Yocum, Latin; W. F.
Flovd' Science; W. F. Cawthorn,
Mathematics; G. M. Lynch, History.
For the Female College:
L. w. Buchholz, A. NJ, Professor Of
S. M. Tucker, Phi. D., Professor Of
English Language and Literature.
j. c. Calhoun, A. M, Professor Of
German and Romantic Languages.
J. M. Anderson, Phi. D., Professor of
Greek and Latin.
Gerome Mcneil, Pm. D., Chemistry
Arthur Williams, A. NJ, Professor of
History and Political Sciences
E. r. Smith, A. M, Professor Of
Mathematics.
Miss Mary Apthorp, A. B., Librarian
and Assistant in Latin.
Mrs. w. H. Reynolds, Matron.
To be supplied: Teacher of Primary
Method and Director of Model School.
Teacher of Domestic Science and
Manual Training.
Teacher of Drawing and Painting.
Tescher of Vocal Music and Voice
Culture and Instrumental Music.
Teacher of Flocution.
Teacher of Physical Culture.
Normal Departmental. w. Buch-
holz, principal; Mrs. j. c. Compton, M.
p. L.: Miss Mary Sidney Johnson, A.
B.. Assistant; Miss Anna Z. Charles,
Kindergarten Instructor.
-, For the Blind, Deaf and Dumb Insti-
cute:
A. H. Walker, Literary Department.
Miss Pattie Thomson. Teacher OF
Miss Cora NJ. Jack, Teacher Of the
Miss Sadie Lillard, Teacher Of the
Deaf and Physical Culture.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-07-14
LOCATION OF
STATE COLLEGE
Dinieult Task Of the Two Boards
Happily Completed.

The True Democrat went to press last
week while the educational boards in
joint session were still at work, and
we were able only TO announce the cleo
ton of Gainesville for the site Of the
University by a vote of to 4, and the
unanimous choice of Tallahassee as the
site of the Female College.
In its subsequent sessions the joint
board decided to continue the work of
the University at Lake City temper
artly, for year, IN order TO allow time
for the erection Of necessary buildings
at Gainesville.
DR.. Andrew Sledd was chosen as Presi-
dent Of the University and Prof. A. A.
Murpree as President of the Female Col
lege, each at salary of 81, 500 a year.
Each was authorized to name a faculty
for the respective institutions, subject
to the approval of the boards.
The location Of the Deaf, Dumb and
. Blind institute was not definitely made,
but was offered to Lake City, to be
located at that place If desired by the
people thereof, otherwise to remain at
st. Augustine; and a committee COM
posed of Superintendent Holloway
anu mSSSTS. bryan anu AudIlb1 VI Tie
Board of Control, was appointed to
ascertain the wishes of Lake City.
In reply to the offer of the joint board
to Lake City Of the Blind, Deaf and
Dumb Institute, the mayor of that city.
the chairman or the board Of county
commissioners and the chairman of the
citizens committee united in a COM
munication addressed to the committee
appointed to present the matter on be-
half of the Joint board, respectfully
but firmly" declining the honor. That
will therefore remain at st.
Augustine.
Superintendent Holloway was chosen
as the secretary of the joint boards.
One of the wisest and most satisfac-
tory acts of the joint board was the de-
termination to establish a complete
Normal department for each of the two
colleges, thus solving what had been
regarded as the rather difficult problem
of Normal co-education as it had prevail
ed heretofore at the DeFuniak Springs
school.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-07-14
sTATE pEPARTMENT.


Comparisons are very odious to the
party interested and affected, but they
serve 80 q healthy reminder TO the gen.
eral public that some people are dis
posed 70 grao that to which they are not
entitled. Last weeks True Democrat
published the bid for the State printing
set In Official form and legal type, which
measured eight inches. The same bid
appears In the Capital Of the same city
set In illegal type, which measured thir-
pay for eight or thirteen inches? Lord,
Lordl how some folks are given to gouR-
ing and grabbing that to which they
have no shadow Of rightl"-Jasper
News.
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More AsyIum TrOubls.

Sust as we 60 TO press with this issue
Il Is rumored that entire force Of white
employees at the State hospital have
quit work because of the refusal Of Su-
perintendept Whittier 70 comply with
their demand for the discharge from
the hospital service Of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
ID. w. L. Marlborough. The grievance
against the YarborOughs consists Of re-
ports Of his statements TO the joint In
vestigating committee, as detailed by
that body In its reply 70 the Board Of
Stvte Institutions, Published In the
Times Union Of July q.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-07-14

The people Of Gainesville are al
united in building up the city and the
fact that we have had local option for
two years and the city 10 still prosper:
Gus, 10 evidence sufficient 70 satisfy all
that we can get along without Il, In our
business at least. Gainesville Sun.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-07-14

Hon, E. D. Beggs Of Pensacola made
an elaborate argument before the SUI
preme court on Wednesday in the case Of
the State at the relation of John Sum
dye plaintiff in error, VS.. w. w. Rich
ards, tax collector Of Escambia county,
involving q tax title TO real estate.
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G,,hacrihz fov The Ty1,a nounOcrat
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-07-14
Oyster Roast.

One Of the most enjoyable features of
the summer season at Panacea Springs
was an oyster roast at the hotel last
Saturday evening. The regular even
ing meal was dispensed with and instead
long tables were spread upon the
grounds north of the hotel and loaded
with roasted oysters and other edibles.
The whole was presided over by Mrs.
j. L. Morgan, who has a way Of seeing
that each and every guest Is waited on
beautifully. Everyone enjoyed the
oyster roast so much that il has been
decided TO repeat il next Saturday, the
18th, and it may be decided to give
them every week.
This hotel is now enjoying q very
liberal patronage-both in the main
building and annex being comfortably
filled. There are yet some cottages be-
longing to the hotel, however, which
can be brought into service, giving
room for anybody that comes.
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John G. Kellum finishes his duties as
chief clerk Of the house Of representa-
tives only to take upon himself the
duties Of another important public DO
sitiOn. He has been appointed secretary
Of the board Of control created by the
Buchanan school bill. Mr.. Kellum II a
young man Of fine qualities Of head and
heart and deserves the honors that are
being bestowed upon him, His friends
in Bradford county hope that the best
OF good fortune may always attend him.
-Starke Telegraph.
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ge,t ,tper SO 5anren

ihDn muroe Wrs. Winslpr Sop
thing Sprup ppn WliQionen uon
Dfiittern beim Sahnen Der 4inoer
anaemenoet. Wir1t Du i'm S9lnfe
ourb bas S@reien eines 3inoes ges
it6rt, baB i'm 8abnen lit uno uOr
Shmer5en metnt? Wenn 10, laife
iofort cine sslaife BON ,.Wrs.
8inslDms Soothing 9prup" holen.
Sein Wert ift unbeaablbar. Sc miro
oem fleinen 2eioenoen fpfort Xinoe'
rune Deribaffen. BerlaBt euh oa'
rauf. Wtiitter, es lit fein 8meifel
nariiber. Sc BELT giarrbue, reeu'
liert ben Waeen uno Die ysieren,
beieitiet @ino 9olit. erueiht ben
@aumen. perhlnbert gnt3iinoune
uno ftdrtt oas eanae Spftem.
> Wrs. Wtnslpus SpDthine Syrup
fiir aahnenbe Ginoer lit angenebm
i'm @eidmad; oas 6ecept itau1nt
n0n eineu Der beften meiblihen
Nerate in ben Ser. Stanten. @S lit
Bel allen 9ruaatften in Der aanaeu
Welt gu baben. Breis Is Gents per
6lai6e. &auft nihts anberea. nls
Wrs. WinslDms SDpthina Surup.
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Giienbabn>Tabr=Ylan.
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ct: Spnis. .8.l5 abenbs
NadNerifo: llhr bDrrt. u. 10. 25 abenbs.
Nnfunft.
8on ct. Souls mnb benz Often. 7:3Ogurm
8pn IocnIen Buntten ......12.2O mittaas
Bon ct. Souls unb benz Often: 9.55 aben6s
Son 9areoD unb Nterito. 1910 nocbm.
uno.. ....................7 1850 obenoS
Suutberm Yactfie 8abu.
Gbfahrt.
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befton t6glitb ..u.40 8prm.
uno. ...............10 1890 Mbenoe.
Wach eagle 8aB. Gl BaiD. Galifornien
uno WeEitp 300 Born.
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8on Retp Orleans. 6ouiton unb Sol
neftDn tdglih Nuraens
uno 900 Nabun.
Son GI Haio. gaIifornten unb Merito
................... 800 Gbenbs
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FREE
PREssE FUER TEXAS" has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. It is
mailed to $50 post-ofices, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico, in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tiavenng men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FRE1E PREssE FUER TEXAS"
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State of
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulatlon.
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Nll oa8 Yublttu1ll.

Die ~Sreie Breiie fiir 9eras- tuiro
an tiber $50 Hoftofficen rerianbt, unb
bat eine groke Gerbreituua in Der
0a9bar' Republit Merito, i'm Snbia.
ters9erritorium uno Otlaboma.
Sbr girfulations.@ @ebiet in 9eros
erftredt fih BON @aloeiton Bis binauf
t1ab DeniiDn, nom duBeriten Often
big nab el A,afu i'm fernen Weften;
es fdlieBt ielbitueritdnblib nit Be.
iOnhers sablreihen 2eiern oas oidt.
befieoelte Wittel. .9eras anb ben siib.
meiten elm. aud in Nerieo bat fie
cine aroBe 8erbreituno.
8taei Oseifeuae ituo beftdnoia.
iabrein, iabraus i'm Sntereife oes
Glattes unterweaS unb fiibren benz
ielben i'm Berein NIT unieren riibri.
gen 2peat Gaenten fsrtmdbreuo
aeue 2eier ~.
Sn Gnbetrabt bieier 9batfad5en ift
o,e rSreie Breife". 100 es iid baruu,
banoelt. bic oentfhe 1ep5lteruno an
erresdeen, sss bette maseias @ae.
etnm ~ eaasss xsses,
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pic erbem ais al1dAtsr.
SutersNamte Gstnmerune aH cine GxbiAafts,
eeSd)idJte Il, @iea.

Snteretamte Gsinnerune att etne Gxbjdjafss,
eef0idJte tn GStea.
Sn Ba6en Bel Mien 1T bi.fer Sage
Der ebemalige Miener 4bpofat Or. Orr
nolo pann geftorben. Qus feiner Be-
rufstbdtisfeit ipirO folssnos gpifobs
mitsetbeilt: Sn Der srSberen Osffent<
lfateit tpnroe panns Name anIdbli9
Der Dur6fiibruns Der Ottiden Der
lafenf9aftsabbanolu betannt. Die au
9sstnn Der 80er Sabre ole @9i9tsn
Der 8eD6lteruns tnterefftrte. Ser SUI
pelier unb goeliteinbdnoler Stt mar
plOsli@ seitorben, obne 9interlaTuns
zines Seifamentes. obne fir feline L.
100000 9ulosn (cirea $500, ,OOO) Be-
tragenoes @erm0gen grben au bintere
lai1en.
Die @erlafenI9afts MbbanbIuns
tpuroe bonn @eri9te Or. pann iibers
trageR uno oieiem selans es innerhaIb
zines Sabrts, me6r als 80 Grben,
our4ness orme Seufel, In Deutfalano,
Der 9eimath Stts, ousfinois su mo-
9en.
Die Mnfprii9e tpurben bonn @sri9te
gepriift uno f9lieBlih fir rthtis Be-
fllnoen. Or. pann erbielt ben GadloB
bon 100000 @ulben aussefolst, INN
na@ einem feftseissten Moous Die Der
theilung Der MteIenlumme poraunebs
men; Die 100000 @uloen tpuroen
fiir eine Nadt in Der aan5lei oss Dr.
pann berpubrt, um am nd9ften Sage
5ur @ertbeiluns gu selaneen. Or.
pann aber, fir bic Gi9erbeit bes @els
6es beforgt, ma6te Die grben gu Md9>
tern tbres @ernl0gens uno lieB ale 80
perfonen Die cine Na6t in feiner 2anas
lei iiberna6ten. 9lm nG9iten Sag
tpurbe Die 9ieleniumme psrt6eilt unb
Dem Or. pann tpur6e bonn @eri9te fir
feline Mubetpaltung Elm 5onorar auges
fproden. oas in biefer 90be feitber in
Seiterrei9 MIR nod in einem Sale ers
reift ipurbe, oIs Der gla9lab Der 8as
ronin Sirf9 aur Mbbanolung fam. Or.
pann erbielt 250,000 @uloen (ettpa
$100.000), pomit er ben Grunoftod 5u
feinem fpdteren @ern10gen leste. Sn,
tereFant 1T, bab bie gr0Bte 3abl Der
Grben ipenige Sabre fpdter tDieoer
ebenfo arm mar pte bpr Dem Sttf6en
@liidsfdG. Or. pann tnterefiirte ii4
nod fpdter fir bic Ghidfale Der 2eute
uno fAon nu4 einigen Sabren tamen
etntge Der Grben in feline adn5let, bolls
ftdnoig perarmt unS mittelIos, NIT Der
Graes, ,ob iie nod ettpas erben fDnns
ten -"
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Der ibn 10 mil Dem Wisn1wen 5u1ums
menfiibren mub! @tips bebsrrf@t f9
bon Neuem uno frast NIT leibliber
Rube: Limb Sic ipolIeu, Die Gamilis
@tips in Mii1faot befu9en9"
rSo. bas TT msins Qbf9t. ID
mD9te bic @9pefter germ einrndI ,pies
Serieben. Sd babe piel bon ibr sebaL
ten. Sd m6dte aud tpobt ben gdpar
ger uno bic Gtnoer feunen leruen."
aarl Nuton 9tips befinbet iid3 IN
peinli9er, tDotli9er @erlessnbeit. lln=
mOsli9! Sang unmDslih! Gr tann
itd ni6t gu erfennen ssben! Gr tam
ben Menf9en nt9t in fein 9ous fiibs
rem! Gs tpiiroe ibn bas Dor aller Melt
uniterblia blamtren! Ct erinnert ii9
iebt gang senau, bab Der perfdolene
@9paser ibm einmal ols sGn5!ia pers
oorben, aIs ttpas gang llnsebeuerli9es
stf9iloert paro. 1nmDsli9! @ona
unmOglt9! llnb penn sr nun Der ees
fuhte @erbreder tpdrs! sSa, er mar es!
Obne 3peifel. er mar es! QlIes
ftimnte, Die feine Rleiouns, bic abs
f9redenoe Sdbli9teit! aorl 2lnton
ma9t tpte6er cine getpoltfame Mnjtrenz
guns uno fast oann in fiihlem 9one:
.Dte SamiIis @tips iit ouf einige 3eit
abtpefenb bon ibrem Wobnorte. Die
9anoe 5amilie 1T in Der Sntpeis. Wo,
bas retB i9 ni9t. Mber iie pirb mobl
taum Dor 5tpei. brei Monaten auriid=
fe6ren."
.N6!' ruff Der TremM NIT ii&t.
lt4em 8eoauern, rbaB III ia f1a6e!
Das ift ia iommerf9aoe!" llno Ct Der.
fintt in tiefes Na9oenten. pI0blih ere
tldrt er: nSo iperoe i9 bic Tabrt mad
Mlnftaot oufseben. Sd tperoe auf Der
nadlten Station ausiteisen unb nadb
Berlin tpeiterreifen."
Stips fdut Elm Gtein bonn 6ers.n.
uno er atbmet erlei9tert auf. ais Der
lnbeimIiae auf Der nG9itsn Station
ii9 tpirtli9 nerabf9ie6et un6 ben 3us
berldbt. uno Rarl Mnton sibs iid
felbit oas beiIise @erfpre9en. feiner
Srdm ME - ME, unter teinen rmft1n.
ben = oas @erinsite BON hem cuff
regenoen 3uiammentreffen gu Der,
ratben.
Gin Sabr bernad brinsen bis 3eis
tunsen lanse Nefrologe iiber ben In
Ranaoa Derftorbenen weiuionGr
proppfe. Mus feinem Seitoment sinse,
70 beriAten iie. berpor, 6ab CT berseb.
li4 cine Inndberuns on Die Geinen in
Der olten 9eimatb beriu4t babe. llno
70 babe er fein 9erm0sen bon flint
Miaionen pfuno Sterlins - BON BUN.
bert Millionen Mort -- miloeu Gtif.
trngen in Nuebed un6 Wontreol per,
macht.
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berQiI6ten BIottern tDuroe ct In tpenis
gen Sefunben SOB obsr 2efen empfuns
zen. : Gin @1uuer bur9rielelte i'm.
PIN II. MGrs 1870" bob iebt Der
@9reiber an, lift bier nur Elm Mdoden
glamens W2oria Nnna Martba setauft.
Ga feben Sic felbit, mein 9err!"
Sa, ct iab ielbit. Die fteifsn unb
oo9 ni9t f9n0rfeuoIen 8u9Itaben
tanaten oor ieii1em umflorten 8lid;
ober ct fab bp4, bab iener re9t bate.
n&Dnnte bds ni9t btelleidt." ftotterte
ct berpor. rinfolge zines Srrtbums
fulf9 einsettdgen fein2"
y91ein," neinte Ser @9reiber ftola,
nin 8tr4enbii9ern gibt es feline sSSrrs
tbiimer. 3u0em bat oieles 8uh mein
@uter sefiibrt. Ser bat f@ ME se>
irrt."
glo6 einlnal fOrf9te man ben sdn@
gen Wdr5 bur4. 9fus ieoem Der groz
Zen 8IGtter, oie man umf9lug, fties es
auf nie cine Wolfe Der @eripeiung;
aber es tpollte ft9 tein aino NIT Dem
sefu9ten Namen aeisen. ssSm gansen
Monat Mdra mar ni9t ein ein5iger
3nabe getuuft tporoen. Der NIT jenem
ioentif9 fein fonnte.
SD beoaure," fagte Der @dreiber.
nSbnen ni9t bienen gu f0nnen." unb
6iefes geoauern mar aufri9tig. 6enn ct
empfano oeutli9, tpie piel ienem an Der
8eftdtigung gelesen mar; er bate in
@ebdnfen tpobl idpn bas grinfeeto
abgei6dBt. Ser 5renloe aber itiirste
bon bnnncrr.
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Bum etaetam ber gnlaftraush.is.

Sn Dem neuen oeutI1en Rolonia!=
etat lit aud ote Gumme bon 120. 900
Mort sur @rfprf9uns Der In Mfrita.
ff9 tmmer neiter ausbreitenoen
S4laffrantbeit porssisbsn. 0os uns
betmIi9e 2eiben, gu oeFen @tuoium
ii9 profefor Sod Idnsere 3eit in Dfs
ofrita aufgebalten bat, bat iih unter
ben @ingeborenen itetis aussebebnt
unb oaour9 1T Die 8.fiir1tuns b.r,
borgerufen porben. boB es aud BIB In
oas oeutf6>oftafritanifds Sdusssbi.t
pororingsn tDnne. Da Elm Seitmittel
segsn Die @9ldftrantbsit bisber ni9t
betannt 1T, eradtet bic R.idsregierung
ss fir sebotsn, 5u ibrsm Stuoium Elm.
Expedition BON sya9mdnnern na6
Mfrtta gu entfenoen uHb auf @runo
bon beren gefunb ote 5ur planmdbigen
Betdmpfung ber 9euds srforo.rtiden
mabnubmen gu treffen.
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@mlf 9bpre 0ab,s.

Nbfabrt.
Rad Gapernia, SUTHERLAND Springs.
St06eate. tdgItdb, 800 gurm.
&neunft.
Bon StDdoaIe, SUTHERLAND Springs unb
4noernin. tdalidh. .......2:3O Ramm,
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ws. 8. & =. Wabu.

Gbfahrt.
ssa9 Baco, 5ort Bortb, Dallas, Rantas
City, ct. Souls Mnb Chicago, tdglicb,
(Suniet Depot) .8.45 Nbeubs
2ocalsug nia SmttbnilIe. ....7. .10Borm1.
Gntunft:
Bon Chicago, ct. SOUS, Ranias 9th,
Dallas, Sort Wortb unh @aco, t6alih
(Sunfet Depnt) 8 Woroens,
4ocalaua nia SmithnilIe. =. 9.O5 Gbenbs