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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-19

mess district by declaring that the
fate of Sodom and Gomorrah was
to be visited upon Pittsburg for the
wickedness of it's millionaire. "Thou
wicked City of Smoke!" he shouted,
thou sinner among the cities of the
earth, thy name shall be as that of
Sodom, the wicked. Naught has ever
come out of thee but society women
and filthy minded men. The storms
of weeks past have been foretaste of
the wrath that is to come Preachers
who preach after that fashion are a
disgrace to their profession. This
man does not know his Sodom nor his
Pittsburg. While IL is true that a
number of very unfragrant scandals
have been reported from that city. the
facts remain that it's people compare
very we'll with those OF other AmerI-
can cities in morality, intelligence, re-
finement education, religion, and all
else that goes to the make up of
tuous and contemplate remark about
society women and filthy minded men"
is vile calumny. Many of the really
good women of that and every other
American and society women. AS for
ulIHJ lul-ueu ulGu, " Is doubtful II
the worst of them indulge in more out
rageous abuse of community than
this preacher is believing out as he
wends on his pilgrimage from town to
town. Some of the really great men
of this nation are Pittsburgers. The
greatest senator that Pennsylvania
ever had is a Pittsburger, and it may
truthfully be said thai at this time,
no staIe has greater senator. Pilan.
der c. Knox in the senate is continuing
the same kind of work that made him
one of the greatest attorney-generals
that has ever served the country Pitts
burg has furnished It's full quota of the
wise and good and great in various
fields of useful activity. and is still at
tending to that duty. And a good deal
else comes out of Pittsburg". For in
stance, more tons of freight comes out
out of that city than the entire out
put of New York, Chicago and Phil
adelpnia, and it is all good and useful
freight. A preacher who goes up and
city to Sodom, the city whose only
drunken beast, should find all towns
either too warm or too cold to afford
him a comfortable abiding place
Washington Post
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-19

cided to make the trial on this after
room. but thought it would be best for
them to have the cannon make no
sound. 1t was decided that Jim should
ho'd water buc.st over the mouth
OF the cannon while John did the actual
dlscharging. Soon there was a great
boom and John looked up to find that
his friend was gone.
When the master returned John
was very busy in the field.
John said he, where is Jim?"
He went down to the spring afteh
d bucket O. watah, sah."
When is he coming back?.
Well, sab. eff he comes back like he
Went, ne,s sure due heah now"-Lip-
pincott's magazine.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-19
HOW ARE YOUR REckoNlNes?

Des Moines News.-"Lost his reck-
onings and went on the rocks"
This tells the story of the downfall
of many sea captain-and many an
other man.
ing it's way uncertainty through the
fog? Did you ever see one fearlessly
and confidently, hurting itself into the
thickest weather?
Did you ever stop to consider what
kind of navigator you are?
No, you didn't and It's about time
you begin to size yourself up.
An bright young man with an excep.
ttonally good education, like thous-
ands of other bright young men, once
secured an audience with the city edi-
tor of a great newspaper.
What is it," asked the editor.
II thought might get position as
reporter"
Had experienced"
eyes sir, little"
Can you hold down a job in city
as large as this?'
"Well-er-I guess so.''
You can leave your name and adj
dress"
The bright young man never got his
job.
A few minutes later rough young
man. with far less education than the
first, pushed the office boy aside and
stood beside the city editor.
What do you want?"
II want job on your paper"
ANY experience?"
NO.
What can you do?"
II can get the news"
you're on"
The first young man was but one OF
many who have never risen above the
horizon of the worlds work. The sec
ond is now one of the greatest powers
in journalism on the Pacific slope
What was the difference?
One had no definite idea of his
own capabilities. He CROPPED feebly
helplessly- backward, instead OF for
ward. His reckonings were confused
and he went on the ricks of failure.
The other knew where he was going
and brushed aside, as unimportant, all
, obstacles that blocked his progress
His reckonings were accurate and he
knew 1t. That was all there was to 1t
How about you? Do you know where
you are now? Better figure 1T out
THE ROCKS MAY BE NEARER
/ THAN YOU THINK.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-19
THE APPROACH OF SPRING.

Chicago Inter Ocean.-One of the
most pleasing signs of spring in this
latitude is the appearance Of items of
news which are calculated to inspire
us with new desire to own few
acres in the country.
We have this, for example, from
Mount Vernon, one of the most charm
ing Of our down the state towns
Mrs. Carrie Greenwalt of Farming
ton township has a four-legged hen
that is the attraction of the neignoor-
hood. The hen in other ways is like
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-19
IN CHICAGO THE WOMEN WEAR

e.
The fair name of femininity has been
slandered. A Chicago woman has
made the assertion that half the we'll
dressed and handsome men" appear
Ing on the streets are women mas
querading in male attire If you don't
believe read 1t for yourself
Chicago. March 14-Miss Mary Hunt
pretty and twenty-four years old, wants
to wear mans clothes She asked for
permission of Lieutenant Ryan. at
Harrison Street Station yesterday.
II work as an agent and collector"
said Miss Hunt, "and l have to climb
a lot of stairs in a days work. These
long skirts are in my way. Then 1
can't afford to wear women's clothes.
This gown cost $50 could get a pair
of trousers, coat and vest for half
that. My hat cost $25. could buy
smart derby for S."
Il want you to know" she declared
as she left the station, "that many of
the handsome men you see on the
downtown streets are women in male
garb'
Miss Hunt gave her address as the
Chicago Beach Hotel. The manager of
the hotel said last night they had never
heard of her
Think Of it. "half" the men you meet
are women in male garb Husbands
and brothers, give your old clothes to
the rag man and never keep but one
suit In the house. While you are wear
ing that you may feel satisfied that no
member of your family has dotted her
skirts to don your trousers.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-19
POOR POLITICS.

Lincoln Journal &C Congressman Mat
tin, of South Dakota, does himself and
the country no good in reiterating the
prophecy that President Roosefelt will
be forced to be candidate for third
term. In tie first place such a state
ment is not strictly respectful to the
man who has repeatedly said that he
would not be candidate. III the sec.
ond place it is not good politics.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-19
c. r. !. q P. TRAINS.
North Bound.

7---- ~ LeaV6.
No. 203 Observation-Disclosures. a. m. daily
Connects for Omaha at Des M.
No. 201 ..11:10 a. m. daily except Sun.
Connects for Omaha at Des M.
No. 205 :. 7:10 p. m. daily except Sun.
South Bound.
No. 206. Local to Keokuk, con-
meets at Eldon for Kansas
City and southwest ........
....... $3.50 a. m. daily except Sun.
No. 202. Local to Keokuk, con-
meets at Eldon for Kansas
City and southwest. ......
....... 1920 p. m. daily except Sun.
No. 204, Local to Eldon for
southwest ........ 10:17 p. m. daily
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-19
HADN'T HEARD II.

Philadelphia Press:-The noise that
Tom Johnson has been making all
around the country for years has never
reached Pierpont Morgan, who did not
know that Tom Johnson Is mayor Of
Cleveland. This is paralyzing set
back In dashing and vociferous career
but Tom Johnson will go on making .
noise just the same.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-19
RIGHT NOW.

The master of a large southern
plantation would fire off a small can
non every evening at o'clock as a
signal to the people living on his land.
One evening at the time for the usual
boom the master was away. Two of
his colored men, John and Jim. had
long desired to fire the canon but had
never had chance to do SO. They de-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-19

There are openings for a principal
and ten high school teachers in Bloom.
ington, Ind. When the faculty in at
tempting to exterminate frats in the
high school ran counter to the school
directors, the teachers just walked out.
They demand that their union be re-
cognized. The teachers in the grade
school haven't announced a sympathe-
tic strike as yet.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-19
A cLUBWoMAN's BRAIN.

From the New York World. Miss
Jessie Fowler, the phrenologist, N
asking members of the New York LIE.
gislative League of Women to be.
queatn their brains to her for scienti-
fic study, said:
Since women have been going into
business and doing all sorts of things
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-19

When j. E. Teany, proprietor Of
a saloon in Litchfield, ILL.,, was con-
verified during a revival meeting he
was converted right. Instead of sell
ing out when he decided he must quit
the business he was in he carried ST.
900 worth of liquor to the sidewalk
and poured 1t out into the streets.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-19
DESPERATE MEASURES.

Kansas Sity Star:-To show how
how desperately the railroads are seek
ing to discredit the President in the
public mind, they have caused Sen
ator Depew to declare he is for"
Roosevelt
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-19
IoWA's coRNsTALk WEALTH..

st. Louis Globe-D Democrat. An Iowa
paper figures that the cornstalk crop
in that state can be worked up into
1874, 100000 gallons of alcohol, or more
than enough to supply all Iowa with
rover, light and heat. II the great
expectations about denatured alcohol
are realized the big brown jug will
bring forth more wonders than Allid-
ms lamp.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-19
LET THE INTERURBANs ENTER
TnAMM


The bill pending in the Iowa legisla-
ture providing entrance into cities
over street railway lines for interur-
bans is one that should pass the as
sembly this session without fail. There
are so many important interurban
roads building and planned that to de-
lay the passage of the measure may
result in holding up the completion
of many Of the roads.
In many Iowa cities franchises are
held by street railway companies for
practically all the streets entering the
city. Where then, unless favorable
legislation is passed, could the inter-
urban lines enter the city? In many
cases the interurbans would find them
selves built up to the corporation lin
Its with no means of entering the
heart of the city unless the street rail-
way lines would consent to the use of
their lines.
The bill now before the Iowa legis.
!ature provides that any interurban
may enter city over the lines of ex-
listing street railway companies by
paying an adequate rental for the lines.
If the street railway and interurban
what Is an adequate rental, then the
railroad commission is given the
power to act as a commission and fix
the rent.
This is interurban year in Iowa.
Roads are being built to tap rural dis
tricts hitherto far removed from
transportation facilities; cities and
towns will be brought into closer com
munication to the benefit of both far
mers will be brought nearer their mar
Set; the territory of merchants in the
cities and towns will be widened and
farm values will increase.
improvements that will bring about
such state of conditions should not
be hindered and held up through lack
OF legislative action in providing
means of entrance for the interurbans
into their objective points.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-19

While Kenosha, Wis, man was
confined to his home with a serious
illness he was bothered by bore who
insisted on talking business. He
threatened to whip his tormentor if
he recovered. Yesterday he carried
out his threat and now the other man
is an invalid
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-19
A TRAVELLING sLANDEREe.

A special telegram to Philadelphia
PAPER dated Milwaukee, March 6, states
that an itinerating preacher caused a
commotion in the center of the bus
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-19

The woman suffragists of England
have expressed their willingness TO
nave their hair cut short if they are
given the right Of suffrage. Wonder
if the Iowa women asking the legis-
lature for a vote would go this far?
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-19
THE GRAND OPERA WAR.

BY James j. Montague in the Chi
cago Examiner.
My child, if you hunger for hasty
wealth, and hope that. you soon will
he possessor of cash that will put to
blush a piker like poor old JOHN D.
Don't start to make
That opulent stake
By modern financial thrift,
For the people might nail you
And speedily Jail you
In the light of the late uplift,
1t is easier far
To become star
In the heavy opera line,
And get handed outright
Seven thousand night
For throwing down Hammerstein
Time was when any old way to wealth
had never stain to blot it,
And no one questioned you why or
how So long as they knew you'd
got it;
But the late complaint
Of the thing called faint
Is much in the public ear,
So grow a voice
And you'll soon rejoice
In million or two a year.
Get Conried to make few bids on
you, and an African diamond mine
Won't pay tenth of the sum you'll
get from the envious Hammer
stein.
Look at Bonci, who hasn't share of
Cobalt or Standard Oil,
Who never could trim the easier lamb
or grind down son of toll;
In couple of days
He has a vast raise
And is holly hoping for more;
While Signor Caruso
Is limiting few, so
His pay will begin soon to soar.
So keep out of Wall Street and Tran.
sit and such and get on the opera
line.
And you'll get your own figure no mat.
ter how much, from Condied anG
Hammerstein.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-19
Professional Cards.

In this cut the second
lumbar vertebra oil
the backbone is in
proper relation with
The first but not with
the third; therefore
he great trunk nerve
ia free as It passes
rom the spinal cord
Trough the first OPEN
ing but severity pinch
ed id the second. The
Chiropractor can in
stantly adjust spine
No. 3, making the
second opening a 9
large as the hrst, Thus
removing pre- SIS u T e
A. . - . Ss~Ao 10 hVrh
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r. R. TIME TABLES.
All C., 3. & q. Trains depart from tn
Washington street Union depot.
BURLINGTON ROUTE, c., 3. q a
w. 8. PARKER. Ticket Agent.

No. Going East. Depart
12a-Chic Dubuque & Quincy 2: 90 a. m.
s2l-Local freight ..........5:2o a. m
1ob-Peoria. Dub. & Quincy 11:4o a. m.
ea-Chicago Limited. 1:41 p m.
IA Chic, st. L. & Quincy. 7:1O y. m.
pa Chicago Peoria & Rockford ii :2s D. m.
isb- Burlington 4 st. Louis 49,. 1895 4. m
16a-Fast Mail ABB a. m
Going West.
5A-Omaha, Council Bluffs &
Nebraska .12:46 a, m.
Omaha, M Kansas city, D 6:i,sT:'S a. m
Hot Springs. Deadwoo1, OF.
den Portland and Calf Is: so a. m.
1 g, al mail ;;:...... s:22 .. m
iib-ehie 70 ottumwa. arrive s:i 1e P m M
ia-Chicago to Denver .11:4S D. M
a.tlaiiy; b--e1cept sunday. Nos Z, 8
and u do not carry. passengers.
Via Fort Madison-Gcna East.
Tt Madison 4 st. Lonis to-. s:s5 p. m.
Going West.
From Ft Madison i st.
Louis %, ..................1l:5c a. N
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-19

~ ,ne onIy cause Of dsease. Then ard only
Shen can nature restore you. See CdAS:
lay PARKER, D. c., Baker Building, $3.50
6:s0p. m.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-19
osTEoPAT.HY.

ELIZABETH NJ. THOMPSON.
osteopathlc Physician.
Graduate American School Osteopathy.
KirksvfIle, Missouri
Office. 227 N. Court St. New phone s94
Hours, 900 to 1900 and 1870 to 400.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-19

BURT LAFoRcE. PHI. G., M. D.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist
Glasses scientifically fitted Office hours
10 to IL a. M, and 2 to 5 and to 8 O'clock
p m. Phone, office, 289: residence. 81.
ONCE rooms. 10 and ~ Holman Blk.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-16
Den fommcmoe @algfampagne. ST

Den fommcn6e &algfampasne. 81
Chicago Dagbla6 meooelte i Opt
bags, at @uberngr Deneen al Silt
nois bapoe bapt en- @amtale me0
&rpitoent @ooiebeIt ON bpem Der
1Dil6e blipe &epublifanernes HrRf-
oent-&anoi0at. Deneen bab6e ipurgt
&r9ii0enten ON bborbi6t ban piIoe
mootage en- enitemig Nomination
at fit 8arti, og ban bapbe 90. paret,
at ingen Wano bar iaa tor, at bat
fl1noe mooiatte fig tit belle Bartis
.Sorlangen6e.
Set pentes, at Sorbunoslenator
SenrD 6. 2ooge, Ser frep8nrif-
r8lanfen" / ben republifanife Nlat.:
form / 1894. ogiaa iaar bill blipe be-
troet bette @berp. 90 2ooge er Ell,
|iprig 5ololeb.8epifonif beuteg Bel,
at oer trafs efter gaIget 1908 Dill
begpnoe ct iDrigt Mrbeibe or MeDi.
ilp1en aaloets aoIoIope.zEss
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-16

.ore ems Id SS~nltitutioner % Marital-
ter bprer Ser in0 berun6er. ipre0t
.ooer belle 2an0et, % / bber itarre.
engelif BD ct Ser. ct ~forelpbigt OPP
tugeliesbiem, Ser tager moo forfnote
9prn. @ioite Mar bar Sen idfrtieoe
lt0gift ca. | Mill. Collars, og til
5taoigbeo er Ser omfring 5000
8ern optaget / @iemmere. Ga. 1900
le10es aarlig til Canada, for dt' oe
felt fan blipe repet u0 al Sc Omgi=
beller, bporunoer Sc er pofse0e op.
gf oisie it0lte opgipes ser FIN IL
8rocent, iom ienere er ffeieoe uo.
Sort u0enfor 2onOon / 2an6sbDelshs
Slfor0 ct ser ir6rettet en- &oloni for
Yiger. Ser Dor ser / sc 5moabjem
iult ca. 1900 8ern, Ser oplares ior=
Zig til at tage tjenen6e @tilIing. Sit
oenne operor0entltg bpggelige Solo
nj bdrer ser lprlig Strife og 9fole.
- SCRIBE blep 2r. 8ornoroo be-
grapet, Ga ban Sen 90e September
1906 bpbe.
Set er ct Sn0trpf, iom ient pil
glemmes, mon n1o0tager peo ct Be-
ipg Ser uoe og / ct itort @jem inoe /
2on6on.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-16

Ser mi finoes nogle itarft mooerni-
iereoe &elter. Sglaa Der gioroc
bons ltnrfe Samermant igsgi9Ioen.
Sc, ioef ban bar oen Eios itgrite gsoz
0eiamlsr paa 8ornbplm. SON bar
EN- at Datioens u&rofuratorer" ,
1frep peo Muftioner, frep &efsler,
8o11teobligationer og anore 9ofn-
n1enter. @an tegne0e Sort, iamleoe
paa gamle Mpnter, gioroe Sptegltel-
Ter ON @eiret og ON St0sbegipen-
Eeserne, og bar, iom mon ier, meo
poa meget.
Men ban bar ogiaa en- Original.
4@an baooe al0rig Sraffe eller sue
poa, altio en- ganife fort Erpje, bpp-
pigt 2arreosbnfser % en- bei fort
l1I6bat, iom par alt an6et ems mo-
6erne. uSan bab0e fun en-, men
rummelig 5tue, e;e0e al6rig noge1l
@orooug eller 8orofnipe og @afler,
ipilte bellt fun al 2erfar og lepeSe !
set bele utbe iimple life. Saa ino-
.9roeoe bar bans Silbpieligbeoer /
6en &etning, at 0a bans @ns e11gang
bren6te, bp9geoe bon set op ngiag<
tig iom set Sl6en bapoe fortGret,
i al oets enfle Sarbeligbe6.
Sen bornbolmife 8otanifer 2ors
Spie11s @ierning bar life lat blipen-
Sc @por. 6or bore Cages forbeore-
Sc 8lontefultur fom ban ingen 11en-
nteperoig &olle til at iptlle, men
banS Snteresier gift beller iffe oen
&etning. @ons 5gn arpeoe @ape1t
og &niet efter bar1, 1nen los Sen belt
forfoloe og iolgte Sen tiliioit til
.6remmebe. Mf u5meoens @ape" er
Ser mi fun faa &elter ttlbage.
Men felt CLIENT er BEN gamle
'Mmatgr=8 otanifer 0og life paa fit
6psee. @rfienotlige S%ogneboere ret
1te bam SEN IA. Marts 1887 en-
Min6elten paa ct. @o0tls Strife
goqr6. Set CT en- Mdturi ten uoen
.an6en Snoifrift ems 2ars Spiens og
.burs @ultrus Nabne. Set er ont
trent set enelte Min6e, ser er tilbage
spn1 6enne eien0ommelige @arafter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-16
Minne(ota State 5air,

Si6en for Mirmelota State Satr
orager ner. Spao l1oitpr, Mrrange-
merit og ubitillingsnrmre angaar
bar Minneiotn / ,mange Mar itaaet
forreit / fdrite &effe al Stats .n6fttl-
:linger at 6enne Mrt, / bbert 6olo
bpao Sc beitlige og norobeitlige Sta
ter angaar, og hi tpipler om> at 1o-
gen Stat / l1nionen bill bore / Stano
til at oppiie noger1 be6re. 9ette
fon1mer al at Staten bar p9ret me-
get liberal bpao 8i6rog til 6airen
angaar, men ogiaa for0i l10itillingen
far en- iaa fortrinlig 8eliggenbe0 pe0
Mor6peitenS itgrlte Sernbane=&n1lo
punft, og maaife eller mel foroi sen
er leoet pna cit praftiif og energtlf
Miuaoe. Sefretpr @an6alI ser mn
Zig fratraa0te 2e0ellen al Sairen for
at bltpe 8aitprer al Minneiota 6or=
legislation, bar ulti0 peret aniet for
at bore Sen bpgtiglte l16itiuings-
Girefter / Sc Gorene6e 5toter, %
bans @~fterfplger, Mr. Gosgrope, gi-
Der Sc beo1te 2pfter onl, at ban bill
giennemfere Sc Nlaner, iom bans
"
1ormono / 6orbin0elie meo Sairens
[8oaro Of Directors bar lagt.
M%einnelota State Sair bill / Bette
Nar blipe afbol0t / Sen fgrIte uge all
September, fra q til z. September.
gfan6t Sc Gorbeoringer paa l1oitil-
lingsgruunoen, iom1 er nofgrte |iioen
Tairen flor, lfal hi income EN- 8pg.1
ming for Meieri,10itillingen, Ser bar
foitet $4,000, en- 8pgning tn6jer=
trauoitil1inge1 til $4,000, Snofigb1
al 40 @cres 2ano, Ser bar foitet
$4,000, Ell an6en Manufacturers
8pgning til ell 9ris al $4,000, ct
mt N1lRg for eleftriif 2ps, iom set
bar foitet $4,000 at fuIofgre, 90.
enobi6ere er Der bDgget ct MoafiD-
item til $4,000.
gR66elgbsbanen ogden beo oenr,e
sIigaenoe @rano stono ct forbp6ret
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-16

&C 8Drber er maaife enooa set frDg-
tell tie. aal1ticbuf, Silt og Manioca
poe, til Song 2eopolo iom Sribut
for Uoroeleu pe0 bans fa0erlige &e=
gimente> og Ser gipas, JON 4oniul
Mttcbell flyer itlt Napport, ilet in=
tet igjen.
Set i~nteresiante peb Situationen
iii er for set fprite, at bette npe
@ionesbpro inofommer iult ct Mar
efter l%16ite0elien al Sc iaafal6te STE
form-D afreter", og 6erneit bette, at
Ell felles belgiif=fongoif &egierihgs=
fomisiton netop er I 69r0 meo at
u0arbeioe en- 8lan i'll. 8elgiens Mn=
nefsion al &ongo-9figet, og at 6enne
&lan ifal forel9gges set belgiife
&arlament / Oftober / Mar. Mlle
Meooeleller fra &ongo gootgigr me6
ulpigelig Sifferbe0, at &ef orm=9e-
freterne er forblepne ganife birf-
ningslele. De in0fg0tes &ilfaar
bliper parre og perre, og Ser er llet
ingen l1oiigt til en- Genoing. Maar
Nnnefsions=&roieftet bliper p1blice-
ret, bill &ondo=Sp6rasmaaIet for
bort Ge6fommen0e bore afut. eng
lan0 bar pentet lnnge NOT; Sir 60
raro @reD bar for ct Mar ii6en er=
flGret, at ban life biloe bente ebtg,
og for to. Maane0er li0en, at bans
~Saalmooigbe0 bdp0e fine @renier.
San bar ogiaa erflpret, at @ngla10
iom M6eeltnoertegner al 8%erliner=
Sperensfomlten, / &raft al bptlfen
Sen frie 4onguitat opretteoes, life
fun0e tillaoe Mnnefsion %nn6tagen
paa Sc | Spere11sfomlten faitlatte
8etingelier SONS @enltillinger bar
peret prGgeoe al S~mg0efommenbe0.
@pis 8elgien maatte ftnoe Mnnefsio=
11en brp0eful6 UNDER Sc 11ebnte Be-
tingeller, bil0e Sc fontraberen6e
Magter mes 6ornpielie lie at fomme
operens ONT Sor1ag til 8pr0ernes
9ettefie.. s Mai / Mar tilbgo ban at
oeltage / Ell &%onference, bbts ogioo
onore Magter foruoen Sc 6orene6e
Stater piloe bore meo til en- laa6an.
acknowledgements Sanfe fra @ng-
LAMBS SIDE ON M%nnefsion al &ungo-
Serritorium. &i tpipler imiolertio
ON, at nuget al 0isie Sorilag bill fun=
he blipe al 9etponing for Sen Man0,,
Ser bebanoler &o11go io11 fin pripotc
@ienoom; men paa Sen Qnoen @ibe:
bpis Song 2eopol0s &reaturer egjpr
6orl9g paa at trlmf e Ell Mnnefsions=
Sob tgiennem paa Sc al &ongen fnit=
iatte @ilfaor, ptl Gtoen bore fpn1met
for England til at tage lit Sorbol6
life blot til &ongo, men ogioo til
9elgien UNDER Sberneielie .