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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10

9ocbling bat Sic abiibt, Ole @aecn
! unter Dem Wumen ,Goeblirgs Yians
dorb" ipdter in ben 5aubel 81
bringen.
Sr. Charles 6. NtcSpnaIb, eill
9unbesar5t auf Sort @tptt, y. s.,
ieste bds Sriegsbepartement bnppn iii
SeuntniB. baB iid i'm Irmenbauie
bon Camden 9ourtp elm Hegerfnabe
bctiuoe, Der an Der 2eprple i'm forte
9cidrittenen Stabilum leioe. 9as
8riegsbepartement ianbte ipfprt Sr.
:. 6. 5urff. einen Yatbplosen Deg
&unbesmiieitms, Der nnf bieicm 0e>
biete als 4utoritdt gilt, nod Camden,
Inn Den = Sal oes Taberen 81
unteriuhen.
Ser &nd6e - fem Nnnte lit Char
les Glarf, is Sabre alt = ipobnte
BEL !cinem @ater, Srince Glarf, Ell
rent reitinbiiden Me9er, in Can't
ben uno heiuGte bort Die Dffentli1e
S6ule. Oils fem 2eiben iib 5u ents
widein besann, ianbte i'm fem Eas
ter III bas Douglas Soipitdl IN Hbis
lnbelpbia, bon ipp CT nab ldugerer
Sebaublung ais eebeilt e~ntldIien
fruroe. Ser ana5e frGnfelte aber
%ipeitcr, unb ba er in bieiem 3uitanbe
aud eriperbsunfdbig mar, betpirfte
fein @ater feline Iufnabn1e I'M Gonntp
4%rmenhaus in 9ladpoob. Sort
fpurbc Die gufmeriiamfeit bes ST..
McSonalb auf ben 9atienteu 9elenft.
CT unterlufte i'm unb fnnb an i'm
einen ppllfommenen cntpifelten SAL
bon 9eproie. @leid) oarduf mlbte
Der Yatient cine 8retterbube be5ieben
UNI bon ben anoeren Sniaien Der
Gnitalt ieparirt 5u tperoen.
Sr. IcSonalb fnbr fort, ben
&ndben su beobahten. CT %conitatirte
cine rapioe gntpidlung bes SALES
uub mahte benz &rie9sbepnrtement
bnpon Wittbeilung. 9r. Surff itimms
te Dem Bel unb ~befiiriportete. oab ber
Gatient in Die Golonie fir Iusideiee,
naf 2%ouiitaua. befproert tperoe. 8dbs
rcnb man MN Die S6ipierigfeit bes
3ransportcs ertpGet, ba feline 8abn
piientlid eiuen I~usidbt9en befDrs
bert, perln.. at superintendent HoS
bert Sugsarb bonn Souglas Soipital
in Hbilabelpbid. bab man ben Fas
ticnten in bieie Nnitalt bringe, mo
man i'm at furiren CLAUDE. Sas ges
nannte Soipital erbietet it'd Die
Transportation 3u beifreiten unb i'm
fpitenfrei 81 b%ebdnoeln.
Sn5tpiihen lit audi Die itaatlifc
8eluubbeitsbeborbe bon Srenton auf
ben Sail aufmcrfiam aeiporben. Sie
5batin6e, bnb Der Mcgerfnabe in
Srenton Die offentli1e S6ule be-
iu6te, ebe iein 9eiben entipideft mar,
ldBt bieie 8ebDrbe befiir6ten, bab
mDgli6er @eiie anoerc 8inber bieier
Sfule bon ieiner 8rantbeit affi6irt
iporben fem n,o6ten. Wnn bat baber
Der lofalen 0eIlnbbeitsz @ebDrbe in
Camden Die 8eiiun9 5u9eben laiien.
Die friiberen Shul9enoiien bes Ges
eerfnobeu bepba6teu 81 laiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
Nc,u DOrr.

- llnter'm Satum bonn 90. Sftos
Der pirb aus Nep Dprt gemeloet:
Vrpan berlpiirte porgeitcru, als er
allf Dem @e9e our Understanding
I'M Gitp Sall Earfe mar, Ippetit uno
betrnt Gibbs Heltaurant am 8roabs
ipaD, nabe 81. StraBe. Ser Siibrer
bon Sammanp. Gbas. 5. Wurpbp.
rpelder bel Selmonico 81 ipeiien
pflegt, nahm neben inn Elas unb be-
ltcllte einige Snhen. Die or BORT niht
befommt. Nprman 6. Wad, Der
@oriibenoc be5 bemofratii6en Natios
nal Gon,iteS aB Nuitern nnb einen
gier@S %anbipid unD tranf cine Snile
&affce, Der Setretdr bes Ndtionalcn
0erat6un9s Gomites. Sobn 3. &ers
neon bon Buffalo. aB Srutlpiirite uno
Sanerfrnut, ipn5 Serrn BrDan, Der
ibon elm Iuiternitelp gcseiien bate.
peranlnBte, and nod cine Tortion
SrdtIpiirite nit aartoffel6rci 81 c1ien.
Gr tranf Da3u 5ipei 9las Wil6 uno
bate Damn Den Wutb, nod 5ipei Sies
5u bertilgen. Sobn 81. Burton,
@ilfsIefrctdr bes Nntionale Gomites,
bat i'm a6er fait o9eboten"; benn er
on 5iuei Yortionen gipaitbeef uno
aud einen Yie. lpdbreno Samman1>
ScfretGr Smitb init einem Nulterns
Sten pollitdnoig 3uirieben mar.
Ser Gelncr uno anberc In8e1te1te
in Dem 2otale fielcn 6eiunbe auf Den
Hilden, als lie Die &arGbe Der Spiben
Der bcmpfratiihen Sartei burh Die
S6iire tpmmen iaben mnb Gin 8elHer
rief Dem "Gbef" 3u: o@ee, Sonp, Die
gauge bemofratii6e gampa6nc tpmmt.
mn gu .llinhen". &onlm. fonm!"
Ser Gdnbipat unb icine Gealeiter Bile
ben etipn eine balbe Stunoe III Dem
Mciinlront. Gr er3dbltc nlcrlei @cz
Ididtcn unb ipedIelte nit ben i'm
Nofnle Inpeienbcn eiuen SdnDebrud.
$niiantcu. reld1e 6rn. SrDan e~rfann>
Ten, ais CT bel Dem %iuformcllen 8ous
fctte lab, fauen notiirli1 audi berein.
Sic 9dnse ~9tehmmo, melde Der @es
ielidaft prdientirt luuroe. betru9
$40. Sober Sbeilnebmer an der
Sbn elacrei" iuolte beanblen. nber
9err WtdG erobertc Den 9bed uno Dab
benz aeluer elm Irinf9elb bon elmer
@obc, baB oieier 6efiirdtete, er miiiie
pieDcr einen S9eil bappn suriidse6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
@aHa6uicttS.

Nu5 VnITon berlnitct unier'm
Satum bonn I Nonembcr: Sic ,Seter
bcs bnuoertjdbrigen SlbilGmm5 Der
GtiitInN Der fatboliIhen 9iD3eic 8oz
itun GiIbctc gcutc elm Iur3ug ftrdJz
lid;tn C6nrnticrs, mic i'm NeucndianO
i6perlt6 9roBartigcr jc gcicbeu 6a6ell
DiIrftc uno an weldem lid ilbcr 40.z
000 Wnm betbeiligtcn. ipc(dc baupts
i66lif 6oln Same Socicties Der fas
t6oliihen Airhen III Den iiinf Gouna
ties Suffolf. Wioblcier. Giicr. Yorfolf
llro Slpnoutb bcrtrnten. wcldbe Der
SiD5eic n%n9eb6ren. NuG $50 @eiitz
lihe bctbeiligtcn ii6 ON bcm 3uge.
iuelder nidJt pcnt9er oils 100 WuIifz
tapellcn auf3ulpeiieu bate. Scr 3ug
ieete lid nm bic Wittnq53cit in De
iuc9un9, aher Nie Suufcl1eit trat be-
reit5 Gin, che Die lestc Gompagnie iiG
dufi0ite. Ib9cnommcn imlroe Die
8arnSe beim er56iIh0flidcn Yulait on
Der Ban State Hou0 bon Dem b0o1iten
&iirbentr1gcr Der omerifouiiher
Stride III Gnlerifu, Dem Cardinal @i6s
bon3, nelGer 1dpn geitcrn ein9etrpis
fen iuar, pum Gr56iidpf C'GonneQ
uno elmer 9roBeu An3abl nnoerer
Srdlaten. ipeld)e aui Dem Hepueitanbc
G%ufitcQun9 gcnoumcn bntten. Ser
Ginornd, melchcn Die Snraoe niad)tc
iunr Gin por5ii9Iihcr unb bnS dagez
mcilc Yublifrum Iegte Gin lchhaftcs
Srt'rciic bafiir an Den Sna. PM
Woracn bate Gr5bii6of C'GpuueG in
h"r Aathehrale 8um 6ciliaen Greu9
cine %ontififdImciIe ceIcbrtert. ipelcbcr
cid Cardinal @i66ons 6~cipobntc.
%6enb3 iulrbc elm &c Selm" cs5gce
IIlten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
SSWGgsssAah tAsHsAsasNgy
Snl0uoiiOeS. $ !:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ytnrtrt Columbia.
Einrict Columbia.

Sicr in @ni6in9ton traf BON
amerifanii6eu Gpniul Nprtc III Client
nis (&oni9reiG Safien) eil aus
fiibrlider 9cridt ii6cr bic fiir3li6C
Esperanto : Contention in Sresber
lnb iiber Die Sorti6ritte bieicl
Spra6e elm, fpel9e tbatid6lih bcrus
fen 81 ietu i6eint, Die l1ntperIdliprafe
on iperbeu.
Sn Seuti6lnnb rerbe ser neuer
Gprnde ielbit in offi3ieLlen &reiIer
9roBe Nufmcrtiamfeit 9ei6enft uno cs
gebe in @eutidl(anb bereits cine Wtils
linn Weni6en, lpelGe bieic Sprahe
flicSeub ipredben. Sn piclen Sflulen
nuo Se6rnnItnlten, ia 1ogar IN gltnz
beniniIitlltcn ici pieIc Spra6c IN Den
&ebrplon nufgenommen porpcn nno
9eb0re jest 81 Zen rc9elre6ten Inter
rtd)i5e 0~eAenItdnben.
Sn @roBbritnnnien iperoe ppnt /.
Sauuor an bel alien &pitcierfs> Sriiz
fungen Die aenntniB be5 Esperanto
perlangt uno Scle9rapbiiten miiiicn
bteie Sprdde c~5eufnllS erIerner.
Inter .amcrifaniife 5oftddz
ridten" brndtc cin Ditlides 8latt bic
fer Gage folgenbcs:
&rdlibent Jtpolcpclt ntudte in itro>
men0em Hcgcn einen breiitiinDi9cn
Gpa5iergarg in 8e9leitung Dos Sc
neral WoiprS @ea. Sbr Bee fibrtc
itc biuolIs auf's 2nnb iiber lumpfige
SnnoltrnBen, Inb ais lie beimfebrten,
ipuren lie nift niIr Bis dtf Die Saut
DurdndBt, lonDern i6re Stiefel ipdren
audi bid nit ShmtB bcbeGt. Sic
batten I'M 8an5cn 3lpolf Wteilcn 3uz
riidgelcgt uno mnrpen nibt bon &C.
~5einpoli5iiten 6c9lcitet. 1rdIioent
Hpoiepelt bat 9rn. 6. 9. @olfiram,
Dem 3~craus9cbcr bes "Rcm Oorfer
Scroll" cinen ei9enbdnbig untcr3eidz
neten grief iiberinnbt, III bent er it'd
fir cinen @liidpunIh bebnnft, Den
ibnr Serr 8olffram gum so. .@e<
burtstnge i%ibcrinnbte, bnS vbeipun@
bernSnertbe 8irfen" bes Serrn
@c!ffrom lin SntcreIie reiner unb
ebrliher H%egicrung" profit, Den
&clttid Nmerifnnern einige @logen
macnt. Der Scroll" brnd]ie beld9s
tes Sdreiben IN @nQliicb unb Seutih,
fofpie etne Heproouttipu Der ~eigeubdn>
bigen llnteriHrift .3beoborc &ooIcz
pelt". t8em H~ooicoelt crit ols
Sbeoborc Der Critic Den &niicrtbron
baben miro, biirften icinem "actreuen
gSolffram" uoG 9an6 anbere Nuss
5eihmIngen 6utbeil perhcu, 10 ii6ers
lid Der 8~ooiepclt'i6e Snusorben. an
iener SteIle gu tragen, lpobin 8ooies
belt'iGe Srhen Geforcr.) - Nadbcm
Gr6liOent G~ooieneit GniGsinenb nift
Die Gbii6t but, beioubere Yripile9ien
fir ieinen bcoblidtigten S1qb8u9 naH
Gnslii6 : Gitafrifn in anIpruN gu
nehmen, tpirb CT iebenfnis cine oez
p1bnlife Sagbli3ens fir so Yfb.
SterIing erncr6en. 0ieic ipirb ben
Hrdlibenten bcre@tiQeu, 10 bieleu 20z
men, 2eoparOen unD &rotobilcn bcn
0ardus 5n MAIDEN ais i9m beliebt.
Sci nnbcren Gbieranttrn9cn iino @cz
f6rdnfungen alferlcgt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
&iinutert cmd, mrt cure sadie!

Nienlanb miro tic fir cud)
tbun. IS lit cure Sahc, cuf)
bon jcglibcn Standardization
fern 3u balten, ipen1 es euf m0glid,
lit. lluo ibr fount Den 2eberz llnb
Sdrm<S cihlpcrben ans Dem &ege
ochen. nenn i5r 9r. Sings gieip 2ife
Sileu rcbmt. 9ieielben baltcn
@nlleubei6nerben, Wnlnria unb
@elDIn6t aus curcm Sniteme fern.
Sir % Gents 81 babcn in Der Npos
t6efc bon :. ~. 8ucte, $50 Nain
StruBe, 9u6llqlle, Sotpn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
TaMf3ebM Sabre Iaugc Be-
otadttItuo.

.Siinf5ebn Sabre lang. babe i) bic
Irbeit bon Sudlen's Nrnifu Salbe be-
pbodtct; ilie bat es perfeblt irecnb
irel1e &unben. Srdnbiulnoen, @eue
len pSer citerube @unben, on neld5e
es an9elpenbet nurbe. gu beilen. gs
bat mir mande Softor Bill eripart"
iaat q. &. 6arbp bon Gait 8tlton.
Maine. Sir % Gents erbdltlib in
Der Ipotbefe bon &. @. R e,
$50 Drain Strabe. Dubuque, Soipn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
gSir GDi'idje inter ;:;;s.

ao6cs: Sag Neres. ipat fdn9f oG
Ydpo0ci nhn, Oh Ser bir9en llebm
nculiG permaat bat?
Neres: Sd NOR Ell bes9c 5icb.
&obeo: @at? On bdb bd %itantIe
Su8cl bod nit 9eireiie? bd funnt 10
lprefcl
Ieres: Sat ban i6 ebi6 8eboot,
mic i6 I'M Der Sals er0m orisben
bd6t.
Aobe5: Bat id6t bd bann 90?
yferes: Gblen 9Dti9fopp!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10

jilngiten Sbritten Se'terreih Inns
gdrns auf DEM galtnn bot in bieliaen
mabeebenDen &reiien einen allsees
6eihneten ginbrud eemaht. Gs ipirb
%ertrartet, bdb bic S~emibunsen Der
Heeternn8 IN Haris. bel Der Giirfei
81 permitteln. oantit 1te ii6 in Site
nit Seiterreihs llngarn auseinanbers
iest, f%ortbduern tperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
0i6tgam.

3u ben observation-disclosures Grlebs
niiicn, Die lid in Den S6redenstaaen
hersgroben @nlSbrGube 5utrugen, 0es
bort unbebingt Die bcroiiGs Chat Der
mir 10 Sabre nlteu Shulebrerin
Grace Barber, beren Sdule iidj gcs
rabe IN Der 9efa9rli9iten 6cuerSpne
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
&eine 0efabr.

81: Seeds Ral bat Der &eierenbar
heute @benb ihon nit Sbrer Srau gea
tan5t nnb ieet iieen iie 6eiiammen
nnb fliiifern. Seunrubist sic bas
nift?
3. (rciher Nentier): 5 mo-, ba
fennen Ste meine Srau idledt = bic
ldbt ii6 nidyt anpumpenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10

elm iofortiees ener9ildes @inereiien
beS &eid)stnses CUR Serbinberun9 eli
ner @ieoerfebr iolder @orfdlc uno
3uitanbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10

Sls Die @eieuidaft aufbradb. iogte
3err grpan: Sen Siab mus ih mir
merfen, bonn ih eiIe eernc quite SIZES"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-11

letter I shall write Of the great pos
slbilities I'm cotton, which is already be-
ing raised here and there; and shall
treat of the stock growing prospects
which promise TO make Uganda the
great meat market OF England.
The land is ono of great forests as
well as OF rich plains covered with
grass, Il Is "A land OF rubber, and It has
vast resources In fibcrs which may be
used for the making OF paper, rope
and cloth. / have already spoken of
the bark blankets which are used by
million or more Of the natives as dress
es: but | have said nothing of the
raphia fiber which is brought here TO
Entebbe fo, shipment TO England whore
It brings as high as $3.50 a ton. This
country can raise hemp as good as
that produced In the Philippines. and
china grass and sisal are said TO thrive
equally well.
The Uganda protectorute is rich In
minerals Homatlte ore is found almost
everywhere, copper has been discovered
I'm the central province and gold Is said
to exist IN some places. There are also
deposits Of white china clay OF great
value in certain localities, and the ma
tiycs themselves make pottery from It,
UGANDA AS THE sun SEES 1T.
But suppose we take a look At Ugan-
da as the sun sees Il. The country lies
ON the roof OF the African continent.
Where It borders Lake Victoria 1t is
about as high up in the air as the
highest of the Alleghenies, and the era
ter of Mount Elgon which rises In the
central province a little north of that
lake kisses the sky 100 feet higher than
the top of Pixies peak Away off to
the east are Mounts Kilimanjaro and
Kenia. and at the west are the mighty
highlands of Rowenzori, which vie with
those of Kilimaniaro itself. The coun-
try is almost surrounded by water. On
the south Is Lake Victoria. ON the west
are Albert Edward and Albert Nyanza
Joined by the Southland further down
is the Nile On the east Is Lake Rudolf,
an enormous body of water, and
throughout the whole country are beau
tiful little lakes, ponds, rivers and
creeks.
The general nature of the country Is
rolling 1t has many hills and hollows
and unduating plains, with swamps
In the valleys The hills are covered
with grass and they roll over one an
other as far as the eye can see. The
swampS are often spotted with woods,
and one is never out of sight of tile
papyrus, the tall tassel-like grass OF
which the Egyptians made paper.
AS to the extent of the protectorate.
it contains altogether more land than
New England added to New York
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware,
Maryland and Virginia. II has big
ger population than New England ana
bigger than that of any state of our
Union, with the exceptions of New
York, Pennsylvania, Ohio OF Illinois.
The people al told number between
100000 and 100000, and of these con-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-11

loads have to be- torn from their bodies
before they viii let go. They are far
more dangerous than that baby lion
who Is tel with a clothesliue about his
neck To tree nearby II" is only
about ns big as q Scotch collie and Is
not Old enough to know now strong he
az. He was brought iu last night by
traveller from Lake Tanganyika, who
Also owns the TWO gray parrots with rod
tails, Who pcrched In the tree above II.
ara alternately Whaling and scolding.
on THE EQUATOR
Before we begin our talk lot us look
around and try to realize whore we are.
This mud hotel Is called the Equatorial
II Us situated right on the equator, and
by spreading out our legs we could al
most straddlc the same, Nevertheless,
we are about 1000 feet above the sea.
and the cool breczes from Victoria
lake make the afr az delightful as Nir-
glnln IN June. There ARE oranges and
lemons growing out there IN the gar
dcn great beds Of feathery papyrus are
waving to and fro ON the shores and
VIC can see tail palms With their whis
perlug leaves everywhere.
We are right on the edge OF Vic
turia Nyanza, about as far inland as
the western shores OF Lake Erie are IN
from New York and right In the heart
OF the African continent. That lake was
not known TO the world until about 30
years ago, and today a large part of the
lands surrounding It arc uneNplored.
The equator goes right through the lake
and Il is only about so miles south of 1t
that the German possessions begin.
This part Of Lake Victoria belongs to
Great Britain, and all the vast territory
extending from here to the Meditcr-
ranean Including Uganda, the Sudan
and Egypt, Is practically under the con-
troll of John Bull. He has every foot
of land on each side the Nile which be-
gins it's course by flowing out of Lake
Victoria at Ripon Falls. not far from
here and winds its way for 5000 miles.
before It cmpties into the Mediterran-
can sea. AS the crow iies the dis
lance is farther than from Philadelphia
to the Great Salt Lake and the country
contains some of the richest lands up
on earth Every one knows of the
wealth of Egypt. which has never been
so rich as since the British took hold
The Sudan has vast territories equally
fertile and Uganda. away down here at
the Niles source among the highest OF
the African mountains, is In some re-
spects richer than all.
THE UGANDA PROTEC'rORATE.
Indeed. the English officials tell me
that Uganda Is the cream of the Arr
rnn continent. have now been travel
ing some weeks through It, and ] be
ileve they are right. There is no other
place where so many valuabls crops can
he grown. In some of TIE provinces
the natives raise grain with practically
no cultivation, In others coffee grows
Wild. and everywhere there are bananas
and other tropical fruits. In another
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-11
PROTECTOPATE

may be made. The people nay their
taxes, In some OF the provinces they
are establi9hing schools, and altogether
they are far better of than they have
ever been before.
ENTBBBB.
This town OF Iutebbe Is the capital
of Uganda II has the greater part of
the white population, which consists all
told OF just 900 souls. embracing So
women. The men ARE chiefly British
officials They are well educated young
fellows. fond OF sport and devoted to
tennis aud golf. which they play almost
every day The women nre, as u rule
fine looking English girls, the wives
and daughters Of these officials They
dress as well as our girls at home. and
ir one could lift up this white colony
and drop It down I'm any city of Eng
land or the United States the people
would not be out of place.
And how do these people llvee
Well here ut the capital they are
better off than in many parts of the
Interior They have houses Of sun
dried brick. rooted with galvanized
iron. Very few of the houses are of
more than one story. but they have
wide verandas and the rooms are
spread ont over the ground. Many of
them are surrounded by beautiful gar
dens. filed with all sorts of tropical
plants and trees. The houses are built
far apart along wide roads of the red
dirt of Uganda Some OF the roads are
lined with towering trees. the most
common being the Cape lily. which is
now bearing q great mass of blue flow
ers Indeed. there are so many flowers
and plants that one seems to be going
through a botanical garden as he walks
along the streets.
The business part of the capital is
given up to the East Indians. There
are q half-do2en or more galvanized
iron stores filed with goods to sell to
the natives The brown-skinned mer-
chants wear little yellow skull caps,
calico pantaloons and long coats, but
toned high up in the neck. They have
yelowsh brown faces, dark eyes and
curly black hair.
The government buildings are scat
tered here and there over the hills.
They are usually rooted with galvan-
ICED iron. They have brick walls and
wide porches. There are no native huts
in the town proper. and as a rule very
few buildings matched with straw. The
police barracks form one of the eN-
ceptions These lie on the western edge
of Bntebbe, and they consist of rude
Nuba houses, with cone-shaped roofs.
A CENTRAL AFRICAN HOTEL.
The hotel here is about the only one
in central Africa. In most other places
one has to have his own tents or
stop with the officials. ] am usually
able to get in with an official. and this
was the case at Kampala, the native
capital. This new hotel IS an oddly. 1t
is made of mud and grass The main
building is l Judge, about 90 feet
square and it measures about % feet to
the cone of the thntched roof Its wallis
are only II feet high, but the roof does
not begin for several feet above them,
a space of a. yard perhaps being left
for air between the walls and the raft
ers This main part of the hotel con-
tains diningroom, parlor and a
billiard room, with kitchens off at the
side.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-11
PERFECT CONFIDENCE
Salt Lake City People Have Good
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80 that I have not had symptom
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On Sept. 10, 1907, Mrs. Clark con-
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