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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-11
PARENTS OF
GRADUATES

In selecting a Business College to
which to send your boys and girls
YOU should remember that GALA
GHER=MARSH is recommended and
patroniZed by the experts. That
this is the business college that
graduated Walter Trefts, Judge
Shortalls Court Reporter; Roy Gal
lagher, Judge Graham's Court Re
porter, and Frank Hart, who was
Judge Hebbard's Court Reporter.
This is the Business College from
which was graduated Ruth Ohlson.
IA years of age. who wrote, before
consecutive minutes on strange
matter, establishing the worlds
record for that age.
This is the Business College that
demonstrated the remarkable prof.
cheney of its students before Judge
Cabaniss and the newspaper repre-
sentatives of San Francisco on June
26, 1909, they writing over 200
words per minute, after 10 months
study there, establishing another
world record-that for is year old
stenographers.
This is the practical proficiency
you want for your boys and girls
and you should not be satisfied with
anything less. You should send
them to GALLAGHER-MAR the
modern, TIP to date Business Col
lege of San Francisco, where they
will be taught by competent, prac-
teal expert teachers. under the
personal supervision of Mr.. Robt
F. Gallagher, who has already dem
onstrated his ability to impart his
wonderful stenographic skill to his
students. and where they will also
receive the most thorough training
along commercial lines by an ex-
pert accountant. The Combination
Course unequaIed anywhere. Glasses
forming now. Students may enter
at any time; the sooner the better.
GALLAGHER-MA BUSINESS
COLLEGE recommends that before
parting with your money you visit
all the Business Colleges of the city.
witness the work of their students
and then select the one which ap-
peals to you as the best, which we
know will be the GALLAGHER
MARSH BUSINESS COLLEGE. 1256
Market street. san Franchises
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zoe and $1.OO bottles are for sale and 70.
commended In San Francisco by The Owl Drug
Co., Suffer st. and Van Ness av., 18th and Mis-,
sion, ats Market St, TO Market ST. 943 Kearnv
st, Phelan building. Oakland stores. 18Th ana
broadway, 10th and Washington, 18th and
San Eapio' al5 18th st. "a, 49,.
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25SS Claiming Way, Berkeley. Cal
Boarding and day school, college preparation.
accredited 10 college. 22d year August q Iq0Q
NARY E. WILSON. NJ l.. Principal
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California COnSerYatOryOf Music

Has removed to 147 PRESIDE AVENUE. h.
tween Washington and Jackson sts Anolies
lions win be received there and az 1912 Clay St
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POLYTECHNIC
Hitchcock Military Academy

SAN RAFAEL. CAL.
Accredited, Government Detail, Separats
Rooms. Large Campus. Gymnasium.
Rifle Range, Swimming. Annual Mill
tary EncampmenE Term Begins Au-
gust 18th
For Illustrated catalogue address the PrincipsI
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PACIFIC GROVE ACADEMY

OPENS SEPTEMBER 4, 1909
Boarding and Day school for Boys
General and college preparatory courses Sps-
cial attention to pupils whose previous training
has been Irregular Individual instruction and
home life. Healthful climate. moral tnnuences-
THE HEAD MASTER. Pacific Grove. Cal.
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your name and address to the Swissco
Hair Remedy Co, 1903 P. o. Square.
Cincinnati, Ohio. and enclosing loo to
help pay cost Of packing, postage. etc.
Hundreds have been wonderfully bene-
flied by the 20 cent bottle alone.
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Shorthand and Typewriting

give you the benefit Of my 10 years expe-
rtence IN court and general reporting. Instrue-
tons privately or BY mail Positions Secured
MISS NJ G. BARRETT. rooms 2S0-2sf RuSs
building, 235 Montgomery ST.
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ANDERSON ACADEMY

Equipment. teaching. discipline. situation eli
mate, unsurpassed Next term begins August
10. Send for catalogue to WILLIAM WALKER
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sNELL sEMINARY

272f Claiming way, Berkeley Boarding and
Day School for Girls. Accredited to the Tniver-
sity Of California Stanford and eastern colleges
Term opens August 10. MRS. EDNA SMELL,
POULSON. Principal.
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MANZANITA HAL

school Tor Boys. PALO ALTO. CAL.
Oners unusual advantages for thorough Drena-
ration for college. Seventeenth year bsgins
August 80. Write Tor catalogue. W. A. sHEDD.
Head Master
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CASTILLEJA SCHOOL

PALO ALTO. CAL.
Home and day school for girls. Prepares for
colleges. East and West. Domestic science. mu-
sic. art, oct OF door gymnasium work Illus
trated catalogue. School opens August 80, 1909
Principal. MARY l. JOCKEY. A. B.
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PALO ALTO. CAL.
Modern home school for boys. PREPARES for ths
Universities or Business. 9th Semester Auonst
TO- Address Principal
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-29
$3.50 Cream Scparators $3.50

%or Skinner Separator ct HOget aloetes mt
% paalioeliBt, % G1iien er iaa Lap. at enbper fan
epHe at Gle ben.
Gen CT let at b%aauotere, % ben er Ben beOite Nfdittne
al tit SlGgs, Der cHont CT irembra9t. vi g%acGnterer
ben nOo . 9ar3 Itaoig 8rug % leuerer til enbuer Iio
ale 3ele Trit til gicren. 6oprfor betalf ira SEP III
$50 for cit Geplrator meo ct lot Jfapu ca en- urimelig
@ris, nuar 9e fan faa pores, lem giuer beore Gelulta=
ter enn De fIeite Maitiner til buiere Briier, for s. so.
@nbOer, Der eier en- 40, burbe baue cit al oisie @ias
finer.
vi fan iGi9e ben lililt. ipr0i oi er fri iOr at 6etale
en- urimeGig Wight til Spfinoeren. 9en ct nemlia
belt no Dor e9e1, % &unfruitionen er ia l~i9efrert,
at Der Furores itfs Spectoliiter til at %iabrttere ben.
vi ienoer MaitiHen ~ira9tirit ueo Yioota3eIiell al
8riien, pg bpis ben life er alt, buao Den uo9iUes Ipr
at uGre, maa De efter 30 Danes 5OrIp6 ienoe Den til
bu9e pa1 ppr 8etpitniug % faa 9eres @enae tilbdae-
EnaIioeliee gt9entcr pnifes.
The Skinner Separator Co.,
1877 w. Harrison St, Chicago, Ill.
San Francisco.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-29

Og 5pftemer. pit muu bpje
irg for OenS b6ie, 6eaigs og euige
Nlpor Og 5onObeo, eaer ugIaa goo
til @rlruOe. Soeligt angrebet of
@forfets &jenere og Spnoens 5lu-
Der, uobreOes, life oeito mtit0re, oens
SLAMS til iierne G9ne, inotil 0en5
liDiolige 9troaler til iioit iful noa
Sc fierneite aroge, % Sc op6eIt foIo-
ne Stammcr, % 6olf ifol babe fig
@uOS 6relieS 9pS.
9i6eIen cr 96gernes 9og.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-29

enOogiaa til 8ioer %optrauOte un0er
Genifa6ets MoIfe - iellOte SUBS
or0et tine uip9ffeOe Stroaler no
cper Sc biOtItrafte 9t11intr, uO6re-
oenoe 9ps, 2ip og @lGOe oper Sc
morfe, 06oe og lOrgelige Setter.
Der ems nogen SinOe pin6er Bibe-
len / ltO6reoelie og SnOflD0elle. &e=
iuItaterne al Sc lerOe ltnOeripgel=
Ier / 8i6elens 2anoe forpger bOert
Mar 8eDilerne for 8i6elenS Ditto
rifle 6an0beO, og Ser forOreS mi en-
flor 6orIigtigbe0 / Be f@ritiIfe In-
gre6, Dpis man fife pill lp6e 6are
icr at mite piOenlfa6eli0t &enom6
90 iou1 set gift Sen fornGgtenOe
6iloiofi, Ionleoes er Set gaaet oeir
firfefienDtlige Snmanisme. Wteo
hen8 Op6e @ranIfning og ooeror=
0entlige &roftiIfbeo bar BEN life
b9ret / Stan0 til at bebiIe, at Oct
beOIte / &riiten0ommen: &9rligbe-
0ens, Sn0erlig6e0enS og &enbeoens
Shealer, bill fltnne bebdre3 og tageE
me0 at Sen 2iDsretning, ser as SIT
monitetens Sci Itreber bort fra SET
friitelige SroeSin06ol0 - itrGber
bort ira observation-disclosures Sr6.
Sranfrig itoar iom ct gribenoe
Gfsempel poa, bpaO ct Solf fan
femme til at li0e, naar oct forfa1ter
@u6, 9ibel og Strife. Ser 6lep Spr=
nGgtelien al CUBS Siloprelie, Ben
friltne S~iOSre9ninQs og S6n0ogens
Ififaffelle | 1898, % SnOfprellen
al 6ornuftODrfelle len - lDm6oliIeret
/ Ell letf9r0ig &pin0e, ii06enbe pao
en- romeriIf Stol meO &oriet UNDER
fine 6poOer - 8egpnoelien til Sen
6orDGrpeIie og gGenoigbe0, iom ber
laafal0te &90ielsperiooe bragte oper
Sranfrig. Oct gift iaa biot, at ielt
@opoleon - iom en- Sang iful BABE
ptret: rs S@9ppten bar leg Mh1bum-
meOoner, / Sranfrig er ieg aoto-
Iif for SoGfets SfpI6, / @runoen Ell
ieg ingenting" til ii07t mente
at set bar ndopen6igt for Sr6enenS
og SeoeGigbe6ens SfpG6 at genino.
fpre gibelen og Sen friItslige Self.
gion | Sranfrig. Sg fdrit ga Son.
fcrootet / 1901 fom Stono, funo(
NopoIeon %u6brp6e: uge1t er 6en fran.
tie &epolutton en6t."
@eil @ibelen er fife iilnpelt per
en- tilfel0ig Sptegnelie al ligegpl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-29
Sibelem er. gugernes SOg.
ri SoDn BARREN.

8IanOt Bigger Ituar 8ibelen
heieit. 9lf ale 8pger nlaa ben nnb-
mes ferit. 9en er 8eQernes 500
ng itoar oOer al Sommenligning,
babe / 9lOre og npere Gi0. 0e
%ipu1One StOer bar life manglet
@tGnO - 0pgtige Mrn0 -, Ser mes
SLID Iogte at u10ergraUe 8i6elens
NOtorttet og g0elGgge 0cns Sn0=
flDOelie. Set tpr maaIfe iigeS, at
noget al set lGr0eIte, Der bar ppret
i%frebet, bar beret rettet moo BEN
beQige Sfrift. Sg Disie SorIsg
fuo at omitpoe @ta6enbnringens
San0beO bar langt ira olene p9ret
perionlige, enfeIte euer tilfelOige.
&ele SiOsoI0re og lpr0e Sfoler -
iom for @fsempel / SDiflan6 - Far
in0piet Jig til Sen b~ioenIfabelige og
fornGgten0e &ritif og pr6pet poo,
pe0 iamleOe og pelrette0e Mngre6,
meO Get SIag og for iteOie at til
intetg6re 8ibelenS S6i6e6 og @nIe-
elie. Man bar benpttet fig al set
melt 1%pru0lenoe @i0, Sen melt 6i<
Gen0e Sorfasme % sen melt funIt-
Ieoe SpiOsfin0ig6eo for at rp00e Sen
8pg at @eier, Ser bar blepen iaa
meget for iao mango.
l1ofol6et at Be lange og boorbe
Gompe er ouere0e optegnet / ST.
itoriens 86ger. Sc leroe Sfoler,
me0 oeres gIimren6e Solenter er for
ibltn0et fra Siitoriens &ploos;
Gi60ets, Sarfasmens og Spiosfin-
rtgbeOens &epreientatter bpiler
frrlengit un0er Whtl0e; Be filoio=
fife og btitoriife Nngreb imo6 81
belen Iigger bel forpare6c / gamIe
itGbeoe Conner poa 8erbensmorfe=
bets gog6pIoer; &oltoire, &ousiem1
SbomoS Saline, G6enfel, Stralt5,
9fenan og Ben longe &effe al engeI,
tie Sritenfere bar beget 9Iaoien
for EN- Slegt al Sornegteliens &e-
preientonter, bois 8etenfninger
tun er ipage @~fterogminger al Sc
fcrrige IarbunOreoers Iftipitet. @a=
benbaringen funoe life roffes. Sffe
en- 9og / 9ibeIen funoc itiaes /
SbibG, life en- Se66el / nogen al oens
8sger f%oranores. Otter Stormens
Se6e og Sien6ifabets &aieri. - Ser
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-29

Qp0t nof Hoitor @enrifien / Wf6Oe,
pa ban fom. 6or bet an0et er en-
al @rrnOene bel ben, at 8a1tor Sent
riflen life CT 0anifiinOet. Ba1toren
ifrioer: 81 ip6rger life efter 9onif,
Norif, eler Spenif". Oct er iiffert
rigtigt; tbt 9oitoren ipne5 at ip6r-
&c efter Spif. 81 ipbrger netop ef-
ter Oonlf, og hi ip6rger efter Oanif-
llttberif &riIten6om. Sg BEN Eing
er iaa big lom noget, at babOe 8a-
ltor s. 90. @enrifielt Ipurgt efter
BET lamme, iaa bap0e Ser life MI
1tnoet TO &irfer SIDE ON SIDE beo
Srrm.
@aa Menigbe6ens @egne.
$. 5. @onen,
G6os. Sanen,
Hu0olf In6reaen II.
Sruitees for Sen 0anife ep. -llitb.
Mgb. oeo Drum, 9teb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-29
Ger og Zine Mari'.
vi Sprsen 5ulf &pune.

@n Aften lenge efter Sen9etio
bprte ieg bet pusle / @oaroen. Seq
gif DerllO og iaa Oa, at en- bapOe lat
Stige til 2oftlugen og MI bar inOe
/ 9uellaget, bporfra Der b9rtes CUNT
mel og 8alfen.
Meo min &pit raabte ieg: uSpem
her?"
Ga fom @ers Aniigt frem / 2uge-
farmer, og / 2Diet ira bans 2pgte
ioa ieg for ferite @ang bette lunge,
imalle Iniigt me6 BET tpnot tot
te0e Sfeg og ben imilenoe, ifebe
W2uno.
Set er mig" iagOe ban title af-
9erenoe og genoptog lit Irbeioe.
2iOt efter fom ban meo en- 01te
i Saanoen.
~Seg troeOe, BET bar 2pue", Jag
Be leg og laa uforitaaenoe paa Ma1l-
Cen og 9uen.
Ser imileOe tilgipenoe for at BIZ
ie, at ban fife f6lte fig fornermet.
r@poo bapoe 9e at beItiue / nit
Gueilag?" bIeo ieg peo.
uSe' flu bent min graa San".
Get fom roligt, ieGbfelgeligt.
uSol men bporfor fommer 9e
Der mi0t ON Notten uocn at Iige
set til nogen?" Da iaa ban ganife
fcr6ooiet pao mig, at ieg bog frnoe
bIioe oe0, oe ioareoe: uSpifor flu
ie' Sc? ie' bioIt' bpor Be- bar".
Saooon bar bort f6rite Ms0e.
&eite Sag gift ieg us for at Beige
min natlige @elt; Der bar noget Ger
inbbs0 til nermere 8e~fenotifab.
Den Sur bar ion1 en- 9el Spoa~
g~eliesreiie.
Stien inoer Jig neo genrrem 900
fen. 9en 0eiliglte Wioie, bpor Men-
1elfer ii9loent eler alOrig fommer,
meo 0nnbamre GJ itore 9fSrifoOe,
me0 aabne Yletter rgOe al 8ragt=
ltierner, me6 Seer og gamle Sprpe-
graDe, 6bor Mnoemo'r ligger | Sre6
meO fine 9@Qinger, og 8rusb6ns
leger ON 8re0oerne.
Io ct @%ong6r9t ober Iaen fomt-
mer man ino / YerS % Sine Ma-
ries lille @eroen.
Ser ligger @uIet pon en- fife Sor=
bSintng omflpOt At Iaen, Der Oan-
ner Segn ON aartoflerne, 2oben-
Basttnafferne og bpoo an
bet, lne Marie bar i Sopepletten.
Ser Itanr en- breo Splo for oen
cItre 8anl meo en- 8pnf UNDER. Ser
ira bar man ben bibeIte l101igt ODER
Spng og Strano, oper Sioroen Der
toe, Tom fferer fig ino me1em brit
ne Banter og b6fe 2~erifrnnter, Ser
lpIer guile / BET fierne.
Ger er enIomt berne6e og Itine,
men Der err b~enrioen6e fmuft. Sur
let ielb er bbibmoIet. @inonesrom-
merne er bIoo, &ormene robe. 3D.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-29

ifet5 6oronrpetbeo % Den 9eleltes
&irfen til Menneifets 6relle. vi
6elen er life iimpeIt ben Ell Wioral-
6pg, ionllet ira ipreOte Setter, 6olf
g Sioer, al tpipliomme 6~orfattere-
Sen er @uos 6eQige SOB til Wfen-
neifeilngten og 0en5 ebiga Sanobe-
Ger er 6reliesimhbeoer, Ser ferer
til ebig Qpfialig6eO.
st al be Itprfeite 8epiier for BET
@amle S~eltanleutes biitorilfe SQnO-
beO er Ben &en0sgerning, at SOBER
ne meO itore Sroifnb bar op6eparet
riSie 9eger % fOriDaret Dem meo
bereS 2ip, ON set giorOes npoper-
rtgt. 0g bette til Sro0s for, at
Set gonle SeItomentes g6ger Be
lfplOer Dem for lltofneml1ggeO moo
@u0, ltlpoigbe0 imoo hans SUB,
og omtaler Dem iom ct genitrioigt
&c baarObiertet 6olf, buffet @ltO
bill aOipre0e iblon6t Notionerns, me-
Oens ban bill uobGlge Zig ct Soft at
@eOningerne til at bore bans 9egs
Eagts Soft. SeGb efter at Spao-
oommen er goaet / 0pfploelie, bol-
Ger S66erne Gige fat beo Set @omIe
Seitomentes SGgthe0 og Sropproig=
be6.
u9ibelen er, og ma peo6lioe at
nGre ben pelentligite Softor / @o-
TONERS og Sl1oibi0ers lt0pifling og
2pffe. lt0en SUB fan intet tribes.
8i6elen oobenbarer &iftoriens ian0e
og etilfe WfooG - 6ribeoens trent
oOifriOenoe SelpuOfolOelIe baaoe /
FerionligbeOs og Somfun0sIipet,
ItDret at en- lepen0e og cpDragenoe
@uO. 0ette Maal lfal og ma req
liiereS gennem Sc ifiitenoe Siber.
Sntet fan itan0ie BET. 8eroenslgbet
e. bperfen en- ebig n6open0lg Sanfe-
process, bbor Ser intet Ste0s er
Sum for ct banfen0e, elifenoe Men=
neifebierte, og fife beuer er oct ct
ltrrt Gil0ereOe. Geroensle6et er EN-
9ipsproces, leOet al @uo, aQe Ser
ionlig6eOers Gerionligbeo, leoet beo
2ope, iom @uo, Ser ielp er 9ope=
nes @erre, bar gipet. So mere Ri
granifer Oisle 2oDe (oen aabenbare-
&c SrO), oelto flarere pi[ @eroens-
lp6et og bets Moal blipe for bort
Glif, og oeIto it9rfere bill hi n9r-
me q bets gs{jiFFfeliaeprelie-1
@gSahEafsnl 5:,.~s sllfs
u0u Slegt, Ser iom eli Storm
Sgit,
Senoper SorOen batter,
@en alOrig / BIT eget grpit
Eli 9unOen 2oooet foiter;
gu, iom biz granite 2ipet no,
Wen glenmer 2ibets Slide,
Spg BOG Ell Sang Sig ielo og SUB -
Seer ItiQe." - 6. 81. s. Molbecf.
Noar ieg bar iagt, at gibelen
itcor ober al Summenlisning, bao-
81 / Gl0re % npere Si0, ioa gploer
set oberfor oae @9ger uben l1n0-
tugelie. Gel far Mennelfeaonoen
frembrogt mango berlige @erfer
% pun0et mango lfpnne Seire paa
aQe 2itteraturens Smaaoer, % hi
bar Der meget at taffe for og at gle-
&c os peO. 81 maa bel oogte os for
at ringeagte Wennelfeaanoens Sc
MUS, iaaGeoes lom Dem bar gipet fig
til &etOe - ~en0ogion / &eoenifa-
het. Wfen bberfen 8oelten eQer
9tomunen - ielp / 0eres eoleIte
Sorm - inOebolOer set, iom Men-
n~eifebiertet f6rit al alt trenger til
for at raa 2ipets Waal o. ben boi=
cite 2pffe. Sibelen, oerimoo, bent
ten0er fig til Menneifet mes SUB
fra Ben @Dige; taIer miot ino / Ser
oenslarmen og blanot @erbenslipets
mango &piter; taller @uosor6et in6
! BET enfelte Wennei febierte 1000 for
fpnOer en- beaig SiItorie, en- beqiq
llopifling benimoO set Ianoe, set
cbtge. Sgioa ber lpher &oeiiens
beaige gfptme, ogiaa Der Ipoer Sllf-
fet fra Menneifebiertets 9pboer meo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-29

Tag LAXATIVE BROMO Ouiline Tab
let's. -Apothekerne refunderer Pengene,
hvis Oct like kurerer E. w. GROVES
Uuderskrtft er pas h v~I AS=hs &c
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-29

PAZO OINTMENT er g~Aranteret 1t NO.
rere hvert Tilfaelde af klee'de, ~usynitQe
bledende eller fremtreedende Hemorrhoi
der paa 8 til IA Dage ener Pengene refun
derede. Soc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

double marches, The country was pleas.
ant and healthy, the scenery imposing,
and, under fierce sun, the air was cool.
Each morning we started before dawn
and by noon had camped by the side
of one Of the tributary rivers or streams
which flow into the Nile. Of these the
Asua was the most important, and the
picture Of the long safari fordinp it
and coming into camp among tho palm
trees of the southern bank is one which
fingers pleasantly in my memory.
At the end of the sixth day we ar
rived at Gondokoro, The last march
had been long and scorching. The
moisture seemed to have gone from the
air, and tho vegetation, abundant
though 1T was, seemed parchcd and
stunted.
Town Beset by 800 Bad Elephants.
The approaches to Gondokoro are be.
set by a herd of 800 elephants Of pecu-
liar ill-fame. Nearly all the eligible
tuskers have been killed. The females
and the young bulls are fierce and wary.
and. taught by frequent contact with
the white man, and protected by the
sacred game laws, exercise a lawless
and tyrannical power over the whole re.
gion, On every side their depredations
are to be seen. Great trees pushed over
in careless sport, native plantations tram
pied INTO rum, the roads rendered pre-
carious for the traveller the mails often
interrupted for days at q time. and oc.
oasional loss of life, Ara the features
Of this domination, And it seems like.
ly to last long time, for ] was inform
ed that the young bulls would not he
sufficiently grown for about forty wears,
and even then, as the two white officers
in the station are not allowed TO shoot
more than one elephant apiece each
year. the nuisance wall only gradually
be abated.
Rogue elephants are of course fair
game At any time, and the day before
we arrived at Gondokoro, the young
civil officer Of tho station had encouu-
tered one in a manner which he was
scarcely likely to forget, For, having
pursued this evildoer for some time.
he at last got into an excellent posi-.
| ton, and was about 10 fire at a dis.
tance OF thirty yards. when suddenly
the elephant, without even trumpcting,
rushed furiously upon him. and, paving
no attention TO the two heavy bullets
which struck him in the head, chased
the officer twice around an uncommonly
small bush; and then, distracted by rhe
spectacle OF the native gun bearer in
| fight, turned off after this new prey
and, overtaking the poor wretch
smashed him TO pieces with one blow
Of his terrible trunk. We reached the
| bungalow. which serves as the seat OF
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ginning and the end Of this melancholy
world. For hundreds of miles nothing
else is TO be perceived-not mountain
ridge, blue on the horizon, scarcely a
tree, no habitatlon of man, no sign of
beast. The silence is broken only by
the croaking of nnnumerable frog
armies, aud the cry of dreary birds.
The vigorous operations of the sudd-
cutters have opened, and the constant
traffic of steamers has preserved and
improved, a channel about a hundred
yards wide, winding by loops and cork
screws through the swamp. The river
presents a depth Of thirty feet along
this course, and greater vessels could
thread its length for nearly thousand
miles.
The navigation is intricate and Pc
culiar, Indeed, 1t would seem to he an
art by itself No effort is made by
the Arab pilots, who alone are en-.
ployed, to avoid collision with the
banks. On the contrary, they rely upon
them as an essential feature of their
management Of the steamer. The YES
sci bumps regularly at almost every
corner from one cushion of Sudd 10 the
other, or plungcs its nose INTO the reeds
and waits for the currents to carry its
stern around, bumps again and RECEIVERS
its direction, Sometimes where the
twists were very sharp, we would turn
completely round, not once, bur two
or three times. and our movements
round an S-curve were even more com
phcated. The bumps occasionally
swept us out of our chairs aud sent MS
sprawling on deck. In this strange
fashion we waltzed along at full speed
for about seventy or eighty hours,
Region Between Sudd and Sand.
Meanwhile, the Nile was accomplish.
ing It's destiny. It's vast tributary riv-
crs, the Sobat and the Bahr-e .Ghazal,
came to reinforce It's flow, The miles
spread out behind us III 4 long sue
cession of hundreds, AT length the
sudd cxpanses begin to contract, Dis
tant mountains rise against the steel,
blue sky in serratcd silhouette, and
gradually draw in upon the river
Islands of earth and trees, peaks OF
sharp rock break here and there the
awful monotopy Of waving reeds. At
last the banks became firm and clear
cut walls Of yellow sand, frluged IN
places with palms and shady trees, and
everywhere bristling with undergrowth
Of thorns We leave the Wilderness OF
moisture. we approach the wilderness OF
drouth,
But first. in The middle region. vast
areas Of dusty scrub-covered plains, not
wholly incapable Of cultivation in the
rainy season, supporting always iiocks
and herds, now flank both sides of the