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Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
Preaching the Bible and Revolt

Two there into the western part OF the
100 miles south of the Congo river
missionary called lnymno The who makes
talk" by the natives. His the Rev Andrew F.
a missionary who had toiled for over
the tribes of Equatorial Africa There
system in the work Of the little missionary He was
beyond his day and generation When he decided to
tribe to Christianity he went to live with the King
him. knowing that If he over the
king he would Of the tribe II the king proved
stubborn resisted argument and persuasion the Rev
Pierce the antroyaist forces which always exist
African tribes and II charged by the traders
that he revolts II it TO carry his
point
He through Central Africa preaching the bible or
conditions decided and he the most liked and
isSed 'n Africa. The Congo bowed down to
him and brought him gifts and called their gods to de-
him refused destroyed by their petty gods
lie kept right preaching the gospel and raising rebeons
Finally he decided that it time effort was made to
Chrsanze the Bashange. and there he met rebuff He
thwared evey point the Bena Ramba the sons
Of hemp" the great religious secret society which rules
the ruler of that section of the tribe.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
Ants MerciIess TO Enemies in War.

When these little creatures have war and when
the hghtng Is over in the general single
may follow up the defeated and matreat
dviduals Of the opposing forces individuals
are killed and at other times they away long
tances and II they they away again and
again.
Foei relates the occurring his dining
where fought savagely one Of them gaining
the mastery threw his edge OF the table 10
the floor This ant hack again seized and
thrown on the table the being repeated more
fore the eNperimenter satisfied
one must have Srong p epossessions
and many similar and execute re-
solves concludes Fore 1t is that acts are CON
hned TO the paths along which the Instincts species
work ana that the various steps execution OF re-
solve are performed nstincuvely Further especially pro-
test against ascIibing she the ant human ansd-
eauons ana abstract conceptions Nevertheless
eandldy confess that reversing the positions men when
executing our resolves constantly Intervention OF
inherited as well as secondary automatisms While / am
writing this my working automatisus that are
partly Inherited and hand with secondary automatsus
II Is OF course understood that the complication my
innovations and the accompanying abstract deliberations
are such as are peculiar 70 the human brain
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
wOrker Ants Have largest Brains.

OF the brains Of the three types the colony those
the workers the largest The brains
considerably smaller while in the male the brain
have become atrophei is the worker type
after all which accomplshes things
is the knight valiant the home builder the
robber, hodup maneveything but the colony dude
professional masher,
The male cannot find his around nights, In
colony streets. The worker frequently
from the into the untracked wlds his
returning the he bringing newly
explored wilderness.
This is not always believed. judging from colony
impassveness and from the subsequent
the dscoverer suddenly
worker which he rolls himself running away
him unerringy to the which has appealed
with foagng grounds contiguous when these
is to adopt the tactics with other fellow
workers, and these In take up their fellows
whole colony Is moved TO the migration.
In the raids OF the slave making against nests
OF their victims the whole colony may be led by single
worker, who weeks before have
eNces the passion OF the slave drivers
worker have his hesations; may way
search When the trai is found the
leader, he OF the heshang push
ing them sharply in the right direction The puP
taken from the bottoms frequently
carried By the captors for l25
raid considerable number the pupe behind the
maraudsrs return the day the third
After the third day the further
pillage
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
Persuaded 10 Make Restitution.

Then the Rev NJ. Pierce told his that the
show their restitution
other followed the missionary
lie secured from Myshingana partial list victims,
traders robbed
ordered restitution and repentance In this
impossible for the captivcs had been eaten.
the $4,000 British gold to the
front Myshlingana dug It and explained Seven
he told the minister there had from the
white who said he from America, and who
seeking and tobacco and beads
cloths for ivory The tribe breaking its
the rule that forbade trading and Myshngana admitted that
had been tempted by the sight of the cooed cloths
the beads had the white permission
his country despite the murmurings of his people
principles which
beaten should be broken The king appeRsed them by
telling them the white should not be permitted to de-
from the country.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
Had Enormous Store of Ivory.

The great with the red hair traded inland
lakes then south then back giving cloth
liquors ivory, finally
the Bashauge there by the orders Myshngana
lac captured and despoled of all his ivory that caused
eighty slaves to bow beneath the burden
weeks they kept the white with red hair intending
fatten him and upon him. And during
Angon Portuguese from the the border land
Myshnganas country and offered to pay British gold
ivory.
When all the red haired ivory delivered Mys-
rngana there heaps British gold piled
and with many incantations keep away ones
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
Fight Over Admission of Traders.

This organization for years made the Bashange the
dreaded people Africa absolutely admit
traders and after a time there a between the
radicals wanted admit traders. and the
tives who wanted ship them out The radicals and
Myshngana his followers driven the country
around the Luua river They s refused to admit traders
but they admitted Mr. Pierce because he and
declined They considered eating him first but
he slender perhaps they did consider
worth while abored hard Myshngana and
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
$ Have Most Brains and Males Are Stupid

war upon the newcomers Agernns ground,
fighting, beginning, But within week Forel dscov
immigrants had found better for each
Of the openings he observed wide
securely with balls earth tightly rolled when
necessary these entrances be opened the
balls rolled away permit passage for the Algerans
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

cation to some students of the little creatures.
Forel occasion took large Algerian ants to
Zurich and liberated them there. Agers these ants in
varaby left the openings their wide in all weahers
In the Zurich colony there colonies Of
small peserous, vicious species which made
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
SOME OF THE INTERESTING THINGS LEARNED OF THE
PSYCHOLOGY OF ANTS FOREL FRENCH SCIENTIST.

able him to determine which portion the TRAN leads toward
the nest and which points from it, This knowledge
is tested by taking the insect and dropping him suddenly
at point midway between trails extremes Invariably
he hastens toward the This movement is
studied quick suggested mysterious poari-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
Instinct Leads Ants 10 Nest

While 1t is recognized that the ant around with
certainty largely because of his "topochemical instincts
OF these creatures will make their
the original track has been shoyeed
odors n the path and OF all objects the ants
might have become familiar The removal OF the
OF the female and ot the wor these
types colony helpless the males with only
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

he partially succeeded lie preached big magic and Mysh
ngana became interested The tribe is known to explorers
group OF human Interrogation points and the king
could ask questions than of his followers the
Mr.. submitted to searching examina-
which fortified by his faith and extreme knowl
Of the bible had trouble of coming of triumphant
Perhaps the religion preached the Bashlange might
startled theological semnare but he preached
right had NIyshngana
and Of his followers Some of the conversions
Christian but with the king there
half way measures MyshnEana his follow
crs choice between absoution and extreme JUNCTION.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

antgnna and with three legs
creature will ind his back however frequently stopping
to carry hit of food material that be in his
In the travels the territory contiguous to his
nest his oiactoy and the subtle typographical
edge that comes him-this topochemcal"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

Foc is the scientific expoer OF this scientific thought
for Industrious He divides the colony into
females consideration. these being the
members of the tn workers the in Importance,
smaller than the stupid males; after both
females and workers the mascunity of the colony,
which in its soberest state find its way home
The females of the colony credited with all of
the colony instincts by the males and in add
ton they intellectual faculties that
the scientist Only two faculties given to the
of the coony-he smell and he though
directly In front OF his eyes
Male with their scanty brains, unable TO learn
anything For pursuing the advantage already
given to the argumenatlve woman They unable to
combine perceptions produce anything higher
than merely automatic and In them a
memory impressions is demonstrate They respond
adapted extremely simple relations"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

ALEs are incredibly stupid They do not dis
tinguish friends from foes and they are unable
to find their way to the nest
In this manner modern science is sending the
modern woman 20 the ant colony for inspira-
ton I'm argument for sex equality. leaving the
proverbial sluggard to go or not TO go for his
proverbial wisdom
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

buried for purchasing when some traders
with good Martini rifles might appear.
Meantime the red haired held prisoner. was
great according Myshlngana. And this is what
the king told the Mr. Pierce
He said he from America and e hc best man
Of America. He grabbed my by hairs
of their heads and he beat their many
things concerning my daughter sick he
fed her medicines
her, him but let him go. e o
ward and him
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
A SAVAG
African Monarch, Converted to
Christianity, Seeks to Restore
to American Trader the Money
He Received for Ivory Stolen
from an Adventurer Years Ago.

sos OOO In British gold which ne wants 20 pay
to some American, name. occupation, residence
unknown. Tie is anxious TO find the man and
pay over the money which he owes. and has
owed for seven years. Whether the unknown
American is now in the United states, in Africa
or elsewhere. neither the king nor any Of the
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

missionaries to whom he has appealed knows
The $4,000 banked in the kings treasury, awaits
claimant who the property can
money Indeed, Myshngana is anxious to get ria
of the money lie has converted to Christianity and
wants to make restitution rs possible TO his victims
and the victims wild tribesmen He knows that his
victim American that he was brave that ne came
from the westward Africa. that he went
way possibly to Bona at the mouth OF the
Congo Lbrevie in the French Congo. He was a big
man great fighter his hair red like the sunset
eyes blue, like the Lake Kemba That is all the
king tell about II.
far although the money has been at the command
the months. claimant has appeared
Myshlingana that the shall be given to
is primitive but convincing He
ms money. good must back to It's
owner and that the church gets the will only be
complicated is convincing because the king
backs up strongly missionaries have almost given
hope.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-12-16
Grand jury Report.
Colfax, La, Dec. u, 1905.

COItax, La, Dec. IL, IoUo.
TO the Hon. w. +. BLackman, Judge
of the Thirteenth judicial District
Court of Grant Parish:
We, your Grand Jury, empanelled
for this your December term OF Dis
trict Court, having concluded our
labors for the present term, beg leave
to submit to you our final report.
together with our return OF report oil
No bills found. as well as our finding
of True bills.
We have examined 100 cases and
found 81 True bills, and % NO biils'
We leave in the hands Of our worthy
District Attorney II cases for further
Investigation, recommending that II
the proper evidence be secured he file
bills a information In these cases.
we have examined the parish treas
urer's books and lind the same correct
" kept, and that there h no current
funds in the treasury at this time.
We have examined the sheriffs
books and find same kept in a neat
and correct manner.
We beg to make recommendation
to the police jury that the jail lie re-
modled, supplying outside doors with
iron shutters and placing iron bars
across the windows In the lower part
of building. making same secure, In
order that prisoners may be allowed
access to the lower part Of the jail
with safety, thus relieving the crowd
ed condition as now exists In the Sec
ond story.
We beg further to recommend that
the police jury take up the subject,
and avail themselves with all the
laws relative to working prisoners
on public roads, instead Of allowing
them to remain In Jail for months and
months at the expense Of the parish.
We have carefully investigated the
evils of the parish, and especially the
sale OF liquor without license. and
after much work and labor, find that
It IL almost an .mposibility to obtain
testimony sufficient to arrest this
evil, and we therefore recommend to
the police jury that they order an
election relative to the licensing o.
whisky In this parish. since the mat
ter of this prosecution has become
such a burden to our parish, with no
apparent effect.
We md that the public roods are In
about their usual condition. with
the exception OF few places, where
there seem to be no hands to work or
roads or overseer appointed.
We beg to thank tho officers OF thu
court for their courteous treatment
to ms during our present setting. ant
thanking the Court we respectfully
beg to be discharged.
WM. LACROIx,
Foreman.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-12-16

This Is the latest. and It's from
pissnuri: Come up en- jine de army
~ 5Ie Lohd!" shouted the coloret ex-
Sorfer "I'se done jined, replied one
Of the congregation; nar1 yIn a.
flne?'' asked the exnorter; AZ uS
Baptis' chu' n. s'Wny: cntie. ,w.
m g horter. ..yOk sain't IN de army
xoI,'o IN do navy
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-12-16

and see how cute he keeps his clothes
pressed, but it Is a different thing to
eat scrambled eggs across the table
from him for three hundred and sixty
five days in the year, AMI see him be-
fore he puts his mobile cOuntenance
together. Many a young woman
who deserves a good man for life
companion has jumped in at a tender
age and married Johnny, and gone
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-12-16

through life embarrassed the rest Of
her days. Johnny is all right us an
ice cream boy and us n slot machine.
by which to get chewing gum and
bonbons. but when it comes to meas
uring up in after years with the men
who do things, and whose wives
make up the budget OF Satisfied ones,
he Is down and out before the race
starts. Girls, If you must marry, and
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-12-16

Girls and knew that marriage con-
lasted
going the easiest thing the world io
of and
she careful she will find
more irksomc thing than she ever
Of ia all right and cute
Of French poodle to meet Charlie
the paror few nights and
mobility his
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-12-16

would lie tired and passed on nave mo
neatly Dressed
while do detest
md
bnt h.
n Cont when
be she will
ghtpestine (Tex)
ewhen the other oneb ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-27

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-27
MOSBY'S INVESTIGATIONS
Stirring Up Interest Among
Guardians of Minor
Indians.

As result Of the announcement Of
ihe Investigation Of the methods of the
enardians of Mirror In ians IN The nelan
districts Of Oklahoma, tho telephone
lines running into Guthrie are b'ins
kett busy. The people want to know
where Colonel John Mcshy l. going to
iieht first Persons connected with the
Indian affairs an Pawnes county see ned
to be most interested.
The county commissioners there ara
making hrht on speed and Speeds
eaeniios th,"e lork on the irattcr as
thoueh IL were speed getting c'cn. Ac-
coidin 10 q statement ~ an ocieial
here today Speed is not advising the
Investigation but it has been asked FOR
by q number Of persons who knew Of
ooniitions Il became R,owa h-rc today
that Charles wrightsman of Pawnec Is
one OF the iesding ones who mad asked
for tue Investigation. aad that DE WIS
thorpnShly acquainted with 'lc c'ndi
lions ihere. WI ighfsman was IN Guthrie
yesterday
People sav that ih's investigation OF
Indian fraNis 81 Ok'eho-ua is COINS 10
stir up things ronucally and on er-
wise Col Mossy IS siin ~ Cithrie and
win take nn the general Outline Of tho
,sufk before s'ar,ml out 10 amy Of the
districts The probate courts are yaii
10 be involved n the Indian matters.
rs such courts are the appon ees Of tho
Indian guardians.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-27

To cure a cold when you have no cough
Ito cure cold when you have no cough
Ito cure yourself when you have both
take Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
The new idea, the original Laxative
Cough Syrup. It contains no opiates
whooping cough. stc. Pleasant to the
taste and equally good for child or adult.
Remember the name "Kennedy's" and
see that the red clover blossom and me
honey bee Is on the bottle. Kenne1ys
Laxative Honey and Tar is the original
Laxative Cough syrup Take no other.
Solo by c. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-27
WOMAN'S BODY FOUND
Hand Beckons Fisherman
to Side of Corpse in
River.

Muscatine, Ia, July "a human hand
seemingly beckonmg to him from the
depths OF the Mississippi river was the
ehastly sight that met the eyes Of George
Iatton. a fisherman, while rowing across
the river opposite Island A. near sui
phur Springs. seven miles north OF Mus
,atine. Hatton procured assistance and
"a human corpse was dragged from its
anchorage in the roots Of a tree and
towed ashore a jury was impaneled and
an inquest held. The body proved to
be that of "a woman apparently ~ years
old with bionG hair, weight about 1856
pounds. The body was derouposeh and
the features were unrecognizable, the
nose and frontal bone Of the skull having
heen crushed. The throat had been cut
from ear to ear The boiy evidently 1ad
been thrown into the river after the
girl was brutany murdered.
The motive. apparently, was not rob
berry. as a diamond ring was on the I'm
ger OF the left hand Tho corpse was
attired In good r-iment. The feet were
noascd IN black shoes with patent lcaih-
or tips. The body was wrapped in a
blanket after the inquest and inferred
at midnight by the light o; few Lam
terms
49, Harrison disappeared from par
ty OF young people "A week ago. They
lad gone from Davenport 20 spend he
day near Buffalo. Nothing Vet has been
heard from her Mrs Harrison, her
mother, arrived at Muscatine today and
has been conveyed TO the burial spot.
rhe body viii be oxhumed tomorrow ond
Efforts Ypnde toward Identification.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-27

Fihy-lve More distributing stations
Will he established IN Kansas as the
company completes another refinery and
Increases the capacity Of the one at
Cherryvale The refinery and oil lands
and oil productions owned and controlled
by this company, with its franchises.
pipe lines and machinery, are worth on
q conservative basis today close TO ak
hundred thousand dollars In addition to
the above mentioned property back Of
this company there are over one hundred
and twenty-five thousand dollars (siss,-
ooo) subscribed on gilt edged Install
mcnt contracts. which viii all be paiG in
during the next -four months. This money
is for stock that is already allotted and
on which two and three payments ai-
ready have been remitted BY the pur-
chasers There is not a shadow Of a
doubt but that all OF this money viii be
paid promptly as it falls due. at from
$1,000 to $1,000 daily during the ncvt I2o
days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-27

pipe line IS now on the ground along the
pipe line rovte az Neosho Falls. Leroy,
Pique and Cherryvale. More pipe line is
arriving AMI being unloaded ready to
complete ana 70 pump oil through. The
company owns aHd controls over thirty
thousand acres. OF valuable oil and gas
lands. located in some OF the richest oil
fields 70 Labette. Montgomery, Elk aud
Chaumuqua couaties and also south of
BartlesvAlV. 10 the eve hundred baTtes
district. right up against the cssgn RRe
IN the Cherokee nation. on these proper
ties there arrs seVenty-nlne (7s) prodgc-
Ia wells and five pumping plants. The
company has room for over 5000 oil
wells. Thousands Of barrels Of oil are
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-27

States. These investors are fast fiid-
ms out that our refinery stock is good
property and hundreds are buying Il
every day net sales on this stock run--
ming as high as SIXTEEN THOUSAND
ooLLARs NJ a SINGLE DAY.
The stock is bound to advance In solid
values to 60 cents per share within the
next nine months and possibly IN ninety
days. It's now or never with YOU "
YOU secure stock at present prices. BY
sending draft or money order at cncc
YOU can secure stock as foilows
ioo shares. st4.oo; $50 shaies
$1,000; 1000 shares. $4,000; 5000 shares.
$4,000; 10000 shares sii7s.oo; 10000
shares $4,000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-27

owned and in storage, ready to be re-
fined and turned into money More oil
is be.ns stored every hour. The compapy
has thousands Of barrels Of tanlSase COM
peted, one big tank alone having ca
pacity Of one million six hundred thous-
and gallons. There are two dwelling
houses at the refinery and four more IN
the oil fields. fhe company also has =
6fty-ftSe acre tract close 10 Kansas
City. 90 Ehich reabery no. 2 and the big
tssfk EARN vip BE- caapleted during the
next six raentlns. The company lfas pur-
chased tank cars and 4as storage tanks
for stations that will Immediately be in
stalled az conoordia, Hutchinson, Topeka
Wichita and Salina, Kansas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-27

AZ before stated. the
Uncle Sam company is
already at work INSTALL
ing stations IN Kansas
Any man or club OF
men who viii band to-
gether and take sixty
thousand shares at
present prices can name
the man they wish to
be put In charge OF the
company's interests in
their county and the
company win az once
commence TO supply
,bem wi,n both refined
and fuel oils. It will
also install a station az
their county seat town
just as quickly as the
machinery can be se-
cured from the manu-
facturers.
Strong Manufacturing
and Rich Growing
Enterprise.