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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-14
FAREWELL OF REV. BORG.

d Z - E K {
Chariton.-Rev. j. P. Borg, pastor Of
the Swedish Lutheran church, Will
preach his farewell sermon Sunday,
and on Tuesday he will go to Gowrie
for visit with his wife's parents, and
then will go to Wnusa, Neb., to take
charge Of the church there. He has
been pastor of the church here for
seven years, during which time they
have built new church and are free
from debt. The congregation here
greet his departure and they called or
him last evening and presented hin,
with purse of money. They took
with them the we'll wishes Of many
Charlton friends.
Sanford Reh has returned from q
visit In Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank johnson, Lin.
coin township are the parents Of d
daughter, born Tuesday.
Col. DUNCAN and daughter, Eff1e,
have returned from visit in Des
Moines with their daughter and sister
Myra
The Ascension Day exercises by the
knights Templars were held last even
ing at the Episcopal church. In the
afternoon they paid their annual visi,
to the cemetery.
Ben Dora Of Warren township is still
very sick from a complication OF dis
eases and his recovery is considered
as very doubtful.
Dean Frederick Howard of Drake
university, Des Moines, arrived this
evening for an over Sunday visit with
Mrs. Jessie haver.
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MORROW'S FATE
IN BALANCE
ARGUMENTS COMPLETED AND
JUSTICE c. c. AYREs TAKES,
CASE UNDER CONSIDERATION.

From Mondays Daily.
At about 2:30 o'clock this afternoon
Attorney George H. Woolson Of
Oskaloosa finished his, the closing ar
gunent, for the state and the fate Of
Miles Morrow. charged with>the MUIR
der Of Ben Farrell, colored, now lies in
the hands Of Justice G. C. Ayres.
The Justice mas taken the case un.
der advisement and probably will make
no decision before tomorrow at the
least
The arguments OF the attorneys be-
gan Saturday afternoon about 2
o'clock. County Attorney Seneca Cor.
nell spoke first for the state and he
was followed by Attorney l.. L. Duke
who made an impassioned plea for the
liberty of his client.
Attorney Duke was unable to finish
this argument Saturday night and II
was continued until this morning
After the attorney for the defense had
completed his argument Attorney
Woodson began.
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ward into Canada and southwestward
into Texas. drotth will begin to alarm,
but the disturbance described above
viii bring some local rains in these
sections. Drouth will also begin to
effect the eastern suites from North
Carolina northward through new Eng
land and eastern Canada. Some very
heavy rains will occur in the upper
Ohio valleys South Carolina, Florida
Arkansas and middle Illinois; else.
where dry.
Year VIII Be Stormy.
More than half the time no tropical
hurricanes occur In the Caribbean sea
and Gulf OF Mexico during August to
November. but am expecting them
this year. The king and queen OF the
solar system, Jupiter and Saturn. Will
each be near their equinox during the
whole Of 1907 and all weather features
will be more radical than usual. These
equinoxes Of the two great planets oc-
cur at intervals Of SO years and that Is
the caue Of the recent great weather
events and seismic disturbances, sum
spots and unusual activity OF vol
canoes.
! In future. bulletins I-will Kiye seEe:
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STREWS BABES
ON ROADSIDE
GOODNESS OF MRS. r. G. YAHNKE
REMOVES HER LOVED ONES
FROM DANGER AS TEAM RUNS

Sigourney, May 10. Especially -
While her husband strove to calm the
Infatuated team which was hurting the
buggy containing the family OF F. a..
Yannke along the streets OF this place
at furious rate of speed Mrs. Yahnke
cody picked up her three children and
one by one dropped them from the bug
gy landing them bruised, but unhurt
and out OF danger on the ground at the
road side
The runaway occurred Sunday morn
ing. The Yahnkes who reside south of
Sigourney had driven to town and
we're proceeding along the west side Of
the square when the high wind blew a
long strip Of paper against the front
wheel of the buggy and twisted it
about one Of the horses hind legs The
horse became excited began to kick,
and the team Immediately became I'M
comfortable. AS they ran Mrs. Yahnke
was busy trying to protect her chill
dren, she took them one at the time
and reaching away out over the wheel
and letting them as close to the ground
as possible she would drop them. She
dropped out two and taking the third
one in her arms jumped from the We.
hicle. In about a block further on
from where she sprang from the buggy
the husband by the help OF people
along the street succeeded In stopping
the team, with but few breaks to the
buggq and no injury to the wife and
babies but many bruises.
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S,REv. I. M. cHArNNoN OF MicRoNE.
STA DELIVERS OPENING AID.
press At MISSIONARY CONFER
ENcE.
DIR. HUGHES COMING
Kansas City Divine Expected Today. to
BE Here ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Slow
in Arriving But Several Hundred
Are Expected.
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
The flrst session Of the Iowa con-
ference missionary convention Of the
Methodist Episcopal church was held
this Afternoon in the First M. e..
church OF this city, opening at 1880
O'clock,
The initial speaker at the afternoon
rflseting was Rev. l. M. Channon Of
Micronesia. The other speakers who
are to speak during the first session
are Rev. ]. Walker OF China and Rev.
b. M Gable Of Korea.
These, men are all returned mission.
aries, who will dwell lon the conditions
In the fields in which they themselves
have labored. setting forth the great
amount Of good accomplished and the
especial needs of their particular field.
- Dr. Matt Hughes Of Kansas City,
who was to have spoken this evening at
the first night session. will arrive to-
morrow and will speak tomorrow aft
etnool or evening. This evening Rev.
A. Brown will be the principal
speaker and one or two Of the other
workers will also speak.
Delegates Slow In Coming.
This being the first afternoon of the
convention not over fifty delegates
from out Of town are present, but it is
expected that two hundred or more
Will enroll before the completion of
two days session.
An enrolment tee Of fifty cents is
charged all delegates except these I'M
able to attend any but the night ses-
si9ns Of the convention to which The
Zee Is made twenty-five cents
The funds thus secured are used. to
pay the expenses Of the convention,
! which are usually large, since the ex.
psnsSs Of SO many speakers and
Z workers must be met.
Almost the entire field entered by
the organized work Of the Board Of
Foreign Missions Of the Methodist
Episcopal church Is represented by
workers at this convention and most
interesting and profitable meeting is
expected.
Workers who are here to take part
IN the program other than those men
toned are:
Mrs. Robert Ward, a native Hlndoo
woman OF India; Rev. w. b. Lowther
Of Malaysia; Rev. J. B. Trimblo, field
secretary Of the boar dof missions and
others.
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Returns Home From, Visit.

Batavia.-aMrs. Joseph Alverson re-
turned Tuesday from visit in Story
county. She YVES accompanied home
by her mother, Mrs Elizabeth Alein.
Mrs. Charlie Copeland and chill
dren are visiting in Bladensburg at the
home OF Mrs Copeland's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Alien.
Loren Copeland was passenger to
Ottunwa Tuesday.
Born. Tuesday, April 80, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Cole, a son.
Mrs Woods, wife OF DR.. Woods, and
daughter. Irma, returned Monday from
an over Sunday visit with relatives in
Fairfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Monger Of Mount
Pleasant visited relatives In town last
| week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Afford and chill
dren. Harry and Helen, were shopping
| In Ottumwa Tuesday.
Mr.. and AIRS. Robinson Of Mt. Pleas
| ant visited several days with their
son, Edgar Robinson,
Carol Robertson of Mt. Pleasant
visited Sunday with hts sister. Mrs.
| Edgar Robinson.
| Mr.. rand Mrs. willis Renon left on
Tuesday for visit with tteri son, A. L,
Refaon, at Echo, Texas.
| Born, Thursday, May 8. to Mr. and
Mrs. John Moss, daughter.
l Dr.. and Mrs. John Hsldyidxe and
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FIRST COLD SNAP:
THEN A DROUTH
PROF. FOSTER PREDICTS RADICAL
CHANGES IN WEATHER FOR
NEXT FEW DAYS.
GRAIN PRICE WILL Rise
More Uneasiness Regarding the Fruit
Crop IL In Store for the Growers -
Weather for 1907 Will be Subject to
Extreme Changes All Year.

The cold weather predicted by Pro-
fessor Foster is just about due to ar
rive according to his prediction, to-
morrow will be the beginning Of a
short-snsppy spell which will cause
great uneasiness regarding the fruit
crop. This chilly weather will be
followed by drouth in several sections
Of the couI - and small grains Will
be damaged in different places to
such an extent as to affect the prices
on cereals for the next year. This
weeks bulletin is as follows:
Washington, d. c., May 13-Last
bulletin gave forecasts Of disturb
ances to cross continent May 40 to Il,
warm wave to Is, cool wave IL to 49,
Next disturbance will reach Pacific
coast about Is, cross west OF Rockies
country by close or Is, great central
valleys II to 10, eastern states, 90
Warm wave win close west Of Rock
les about Is. great central valleys II
eastern states 10. Cool wave will cross
west of Rockies about IS. great CEN
trail valleys 90 eastern states %.
Cold Wave May IL.
Unusually cold weather will be the
feature Of absorbing interest in rela-
ton to this disturbance AS the low
or storm center. approaches q moder-
ate warm wave will come In. but be-
fore and after that warm wave II will
be SO very cool as to cause alarm fol
the crops IN middle latitudes. These
middle ATTITUDES certor along parable
40. southern latitudes 80 and northern
30.
II the reader will keep in mind tina,
these weather changes cross the con-
tinent from west to east in four to five
days. averaging 400 to 500 miles in o.
hours; that very large majority Of
the lows. or storm centers, come from
the north Pacific ocean, pass through
Manitoba and the Dakotas, then ovel
the Great lakes or swinging farther
south. about where they cross the Mis-.
sissippi river, or meridian 90. and tina
nearly all these lows pass off the con
tinent near the mouth OF the st. Law
renee river. then, with these facts Il
mind, my forecasts can be more full.
undarstood and appreciated.
Wherever the storms may be. al
around the earth, they will assume
more radical character about May II
then become more quite till about 1s
when they Will again become strenu
GUS. causing great fluctuations and ex
tremes.
| Drouth in Sections.
In. the Missouri valley ana north
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DEAD NUMBER ia.

Charlotte. NJ G., May 13.-As a. re.
suit of a premature explosion at q
camp on the south and western rail.
way near Marion Saturday fourteen
men are dead. Eight bodies have been
recovered. At the same camp Sun
day the walking boss, (Kidd) and
Charles Hale went to quiet Jim and
William Anderson, who said they had
been drinking when Anderson fired
and killed Kidd. Following this Hale
killed Anderson. Hale and five 9th
egs have been arrested. q
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Sidewalk. 81 Rr;ek and ,e+o,.

Sidewalks Of Brick and Stone.
Russell.-At meeting of the town
council held Monday night an ordi-
nance was passed that in the future
the sidewalks should be made Of brick.
stone or cement.
Club Year Closes. -,
The Progress club held its annual
banquet at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. 7. Curtis Wednesday evening. The
DECORATIONS were yellow and white,
and white carnations were the favors
A four course supper was served. DR.
j. B. Robb presideds as toastnlaste
and was responded to by Messrs. KEEL
Ter and Buzzard; Mesdames Rusk and
Plotts. and Miss Emma Ewald. This
was the last meeting Of the club un-
til next fall
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blanchard and
Miss Laura Yocum of Charlton spent
Sunday at Confidence with Mrs
Blanchard's brother, Glenn Jennings
Mrs. o. F. Kinmouth and daughter
Belle, and Miss Emma Curtis, were
shopping In Charlton Thursday.
Sylvia Smith Of WOODBURY. visited
two days this week with her aunt
Mrs. Maggie Cobb.
Mrs. @. A. Shields left on No.
Tuesday for Chicago to join her hus-
band.
Mrs. Hastings returned Tuesday on
NO. 10 from Oklahoma, where she has
spent the winter with her son, Henry
Hasting.
Mr. Maddy Of Columbia visited wed.
nesday night with his father in-l law
David Mason, in Russell.
Mrs. Myrtle Long and little daugh-
ter, Wanda, left Thursday for osceola
to visit her husband. who is helping
in the Osceola Sentinel office.
Dwight McGaw Of Charlton spent
Thursday in Russell.
Mrs. Lena Harrell of SCOTS Bluffs
Neb, Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Fra
zier, in the south part OF town.
Or. Stote returned Thursday on No
from Cedar Rapids, where he at.
tended dental convention.
The first baseball game of the sea-
Eon was played Thursday afternoon
with Tacoma, the score being 16 to /
In favor of Tacoma
Charlotte Butts left on No. 4 Thurs.
day for Abba.
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Speaks at EddyviIle.

Eddyville.--The series Of lectures
which had been going on at the Catho
lie church for three nights ciosed
Thursday night. Thsee meetings were
conducted by the pastor, Father j. II
Renihan, and were very able dis
courses, which drew out large crowds
Walter Hartman has ben sick this
week
Charles whitlatch and Harry Whit
latch of near qfvin, have returned
from d short visit with their father in
the hospital &C Mount Pleasant.
G. A. Layers saloon Is being ems
larged with an addition eighteen feel
square on the rear.
County superintendent, Miss Emma
Nye, OF Ottun1wa, returned home Fri
day, after visiting the Eddyville public
school, and visiting at the DIR. r. E
Vance home.
The people Of the Church of Christ
opened a protracted meeting at the
hall at Coalfeld Thursday night El.
der w. ]. Campbell, Of Marshalltown
is preaching. They will commence 8
tabernacle meeting at this place about
June 1.
8. A. Townsend spent Thursday II
Ottumyta visiting relatives and trans.
acting business.
Arthur Elliott went to ottumwa or
thursday for short visit with his
brother, George Elliott.
Mrs. c. w. Antes OF Oskaloosa, Ii
visiting Mrs. Ellen Rose
The senior class of the Etldyville
high school will give class play en-
titled "a Spoiled Darling" at the opera
house Friday evening, May II.
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children, Helen and willis, left Mon
day for Keokuk to visit friends and at
tend the graduating exercises OF the
medical college.
= Frank Kreigh of Ottumwa was u
business caller in town Wednesday.
y. Mrs. C.. Cole and daughter OF Agency
visited over sunday with MrsN Coles
son, Clifford Cole.
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casts OF these unexpected events fnorsI
In detail. We are already coming to Al
damaging local drouth and ALI who are.
interested In agriculture should give
special attention. Not all OF the CONT
nent will be effected by this drouth
but It will affect prices Of most OF the
cereals.
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NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT.
Mr. and Mrs. HoogenaIker at Home to
Friends-Miss Hunters
Work Abrrecjated.

Richland. H. F. Hoogenakker
and wife royalty entertained about
twenty-five OF their friends in their
pleasant home. The occasion was a
handy affair." Judging from the
hands tackled up all over the house, the
Fine Art display was fine. The var
ious contests were entered into with
zest and enjoyed by all. Prof. Lemma
Mills and Miss Shaffer pleased the
COMPANY with their musical selections
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Bonaparte Minister 70 Montro.e,

Montrose, May rehabilitation SER
vices will be held at the Presbyterian
church next Tuesday evening, May IA,
when Rev w. j. Creswell will be in.
stalled as pastor. A comInittee Of the
Presbytery of Iowa composed Of Rev.
James Clark of Bonaparte, DR.. e. B.
Cav Of Keokuk, Rev. H. c. Rogers of
Fort Madison and Rev. James Bean OF
Winfield, will be present to participate
in the service. A cordial invitation Is
extended to the public.
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FORTY HOURS BEGIN.
Solemn Services At st. Mary's 10.
morrow Morning at 9
Ftsa stq5as HsetnrL

Tuesday morning at O'clock, the
Forty Hours Devotion VIII begin at st.
Marys Catholic church with solemn
high mass. The exposition OF the
Blessed Eucharist will be observed
throughout the day, closing with SOL
emn benediction and sermon in tho
evening at 1870 O'clock. The same or
der Of services will be observed on
wednesday, the devotions closing on
Thursday morning at 8 O'clock.
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Salespeople are expected to turn
AROUND when they Gpsah their teeth,
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bern, braudt man rtur oas 2ano au
orainteren uno in 8uderplantaaer
utlauwanoeln, poer fubtropilhe
Sruhte oarauf gu bauen. Ser St.
traa mdre ablulut fther..
Nber nidt ALIEN miiroeu bic
Sumpfldnoereien burb suedm6sioe
Drainierung eft @ert erbalten. audi
oas 4ano auf Weilen i'm uu1treis
mtroe oaourd i'm Berte fteiaen, 19un
ALIEN ourb Die 8efferuna Der flituo.
tiiben Berbdltniie. Sin Sumpf
aiebt utn @ebirae bin, oerpeftet allies
idl0n @rrunaene" faat 1hon Der alte
Sauit uns maht iib flues an bic
gntmdiierung. Iber mas uus 10
Elm Dibter lebrt, oas la1fen Die praE.
tiihen Weniden meiit unbeahtet, bis
fie ourd bic ger6dftniiie NIT Der
Haie orauf aeftuBen uerben. Scum
meroen mir aud Gan6le bauert, urn
oielen WiltDneu Naum zu Dffnen -
Wi(i0nen. bic piel anipruhsnuuer
itno als ~oieieniaen Sauit's, benn tie
moaen nlht allen rt6tiQ frei". 1Dus
bern aud iidler mDbuen. Dafir has
ben mir audi Die 6iilfsmittel Der mo.
oernen 8eduit. bic lelbft negen Sci.
iterbiitfe auftommen fam. Dime
Wenihenopfer freilih eeht es audi
heuttgentageS nod nibt ab.
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8uftanbe tn sSranfrei6.

Gm Il. Suli. Dem franaDiiider
GatiDnal . Seiertaae iDQte BON ben
Nnti'W tilitariften, nie fih Der cine
SliiQel Der Geaierungaaeener nernt,
etne aruBartiee auaemeIne Demons
itration In Scene aeiebt fperoen, Cine
Denomination. Die iberaQ i'm ean.
sen 2anoe III o[eiher Belt ftattfinoen
ben uno bic Eegierung in Mnait urb
SbreGen perIeben loIte. Mie bic
inBDliheu eiu9etroffenen Nabrihten
aus BariS aeiaen, lit oieie eroBartiae
Denomination aber pDli9 miBglidt.
Sn Baris bat man aaerolug8 elm
uenia @sfmrei gemoht, in T0ulDn
uno Wontpellier lino 8ubeltDrunaer
poraefOmmen. i'm uebriGen aber bat
man BON Der Denomination nidtS
gemertt. Die Heeierune lit elmer
angeblih arDBen @efahr mieoer eins
mai NIT 2eibti9teit entaanaen. Iu@
oaS Nttentat auf Brdlioent Jaaieres
anoert hierau niHt8. benti bleies Nts
tentat itano uffenbar in gar teiner
Werbinoune mitiener Denomination.
Der WttentGter mar Elm balbuerrldter
Wfenib. Der ieIbft nibt rpuBte, mas
er tat.
Nber trob BEG WtiBlinaen8 bieIer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lit bic Sage
in Trantretb bod teinestpeaa leiht
au nebunen. @s berriht in meitert
Rreiien BEG 8uleeS cine tiefgebenoe
grregun9. Der @inaer Streit i'm
Sioen bdtte gar niht 10 eefdbrlime
Surrnen nnnebnfen tDnnen, uenn
oas Soft nibt nDrber fmon auf's
9iefite erreat getueien rudre. Die
Wteutereier i'm Deere, oas Seriagen
oea BeamtentunlS. ite ale FIND
SpmptDmte bieier grreaune uno als
Elm iDlhes GbuaptDm lit aud Die Eat
bes aniheineno perriidten Burden
aufsufaifen, Der auf Brdlibent Sal.
Heres fhDR. Die @eaierure r1uB iehr
aeihidt banbeln, I'm, au perbitert.
oaB oieie @ueguna 81 ihlimr,er
Ausbrihen fibre.
Natirlih uberihdben bari man
0ieie Dinge aud tidt, uie es tell.
tueiie i'm Nuslanoe aeldeben lit. @ir
baben~ gelegentli@ Der Weutereien iui
frausDiiihen Seer Nrtitel eelefen. in
oenert oirett geiagt uurbe, gnolanb
rueroe init Beftiirauu9 erfenner, oaf
Ieiri r1euer Muiierter 5D tDenio uerlGS
ltd iei. Das 1T unlinn. 30 lit es
niel ribtiaer. menr elm beutider Sc
Observation-Disclosures in elmer ipeben &c.
idienener Brochure idreibt: nTrant.
reihs Shlahtihuert lit stnar ihar.
tip, bod SGarf. Blu tparnen lit Dor
unteri6Gbuna oeS &fmertes Der
Nrulee. Sn etner1 &riege mirb iiher
Der nuuite Batriptism u Ionftige
Wdnsel erieben." Nber, freilim. oas
dnoert an Der gat{abe nidts, oas
bic geeenm6rtige Sage in 6rantreih
eine beoentlihe lit uno oaB Die STE.
gieruna thug iein muB, pettr lie uber
bleiben nil.
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&sett Hber so sSabren

i&pu prrne Mrs. BinslDm's SOP.
thing S1rnp bpYa WiIiDneu pDu
Wtittern beim Babnen Der 4inoer
'anaetpenbet. Birft Du i'm GblaFe
our@ 6ne Sd3reier zines 2inbes oe.
it0rt, oeB i'm 8abner 1T unb Dot
Sbmeraen tDeirt2 8enn 10, laiie
iDfurt cine Tlaide pDr nNrs.
BinSloDs SeOtbina Syrup holeu,
Sein Mert 1T unbeaablbar. @s miro
ben, tleinen 2eioenoen iufurt 4inoe.
rHtia neriGaken. 8erlaBt euG oa.
rauf. Rttter, es 1T tein RmeifeI
oartioer. Ga beitt Didrrboe rsau.
liert ben Wtaeen unb Die @ierea,
beisitiat blind Golit, ecEueiGt ben
Gaumen, perbinDert @ntsfnoune
nno hartt has aarse Spftetn.
vWlrs. @tnSlpms Southino Snrrp"
fir tnbneube ain0er lit aneenebru
i'm @eihmad; oas &ecept ifan,iui
oun eineri Der beften meiblihen
9erate in ben Ser. Staaten. @s III
bel ellen 9yugGiften III Der aanaeu
8elt 81 baben. 8reis IS Gents pea
JlaIGe. &auft nidlts anberes, ale
Mgs. Ninelntuf So1tbinn Suruu.
@arantiert unter Der ToUo aub
9ruas Ntte. 80. SUM- 1906, Serial.
Summer 10Q6.
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Wermebrmna neS NatiDmalreid,.
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BeIUrgte @emiiter fiirHten iiG be-
fanntlih INNER BOZ benz @eIpenit
Der uebern6lterune. Darn lit aud,
unb niht gum aerinaiten Eeil, oas
@eShrei mad Belhrdntune Der Gin.
ruanoeruno bearinoet. Wir baben
ih0n oft barauf ningemieien, ruie
unbegriinoet bieie 6urht lit. 5elbit
bel benz aeaenpdrtt9en Stano Der
Beiteofuna mno Der BDoentultur bic.
ten ole Ser. Staaten nod &aun,
uno Mabrung fir Miuionerl uno oa.
bel laiien iih nod 2anienbe uno
Nbertauienoe pm Ndern fir bic
Guliur aeninnen; teilmeiie nit Der.
b~attniBmdBig gerinaen Soften ieoen,
faQ8 fnit Durdmea biQia Qenng. onB
iih Die @ewinnnno als lobnenb er.
metien muB. Dur@ 8emdiieruna
Der tr0denen DeoIGnoereien ne8
Beiten6 uno grodenLeeung ae8
Snmpflanoe8 Der W"ieoerunaen ldBt
lih Der 0atipnalrelhtum ber Ser.
Stanten nod um ungesdhlte Wiit'
li0nen erb5hen.
Bie ourb Nuiitauuna uno stueG.
mdBige 8erteilung oes Waiier8 aus
oirrem Wiftenlanoe blibenoe @1r.
ten geihaffen mor6en Iino,, lit i'm
9aufe Der lebten Sabre rtebr oils elm.
nal ers1blt nDroen, 9aa Wert lit
in uoHem 8an9, bat iiG beu6brt
uno miro oeshalb urienttueat fDrtae.
fest. @s bietet auf 5abre binaus
nod Nrbeit uno entipredenoen @es
ninn.
Sett mDhte Die unldneft bonn 8rG'
iioenten eruaunte rationale rDrai.
nnae gummifiion" i'm Berein nit
Der .Snfans Wotertpabs Commit.
ifon" ben Sumpfldnbereien an Ger
Wtlantifhen uno @uIfttite, in Mii.
louri, Nrtdt1Ias uno &entuGp au Sci.
be rlGen. 9ieier Nrbeit uirb iih
ibren 8erehnungen 3ufDlge betrGdt.
lid biQiger fteden, ala Die Gendffe'
runa Der Oeoldnbereien, uieuetHt anf
So - $40 per Nder. Wun bebenfe
man. oaH oieie SumpFldnbereier gu.
ialmmen etnerl Gldheninbalt BON
100, 900 0uaoratnteilen haben! Das
lit bDppelt iouiel als Die %gefamniter
Reuenafanb Staten uno beinnbe
iDuiel tuie Slinois uno WliH0uri 5t'
inmmen. uuD barn 'beoente man
ferner. onB DielsS Sutnpflanb niht
mie Die Oeol6noereien beg 8eitenS
fernab uUn Der &ultur uno benz Ser.
tehr lieet. iunbern fur g~iienbahnen
mie fir ben Ser tebr III @afer i'm
Ggeemeinen leidt gu erreiten lit,
oann wirb MON bic Shdtung BON
$50 per NGer BEG ID Der Rultur ae.
wpnuenen 2nnoe8 fiherli@ niht gu
bod fnben, dQhr elm Sehr aus lie'
Sen lih auf benz iunafraulthen BD'
ben @rnten BON nielIeibt unaeabater
SiiQe er3ielen. Sn ben .@peralaoes"
uon Tloriba lieaen mod Reihtiimet
bearaben, I'm fie ans 2idt su for