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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-19
8utes Re6l

erfennt man Dor aIlem an Der Gorbe
sic foil peib iein NIT eeibitfera
Sdinpner; lit 6ieier aber hdul4,
ober tbeiit oas MebI fletre orrfls
SIedden auf, 10 Iebne rru,t es dh.
Iud ben @ebaIt 6eS Nebls iou man
priifen. 9as fam geideben, tnoem
maj, es onfeudtet unb elm tpentg dfps'
iden ben Singern fnetet; perrt es ba.
BEL pei9 unb idpammig Dtro, 10 Ut
es minoerDertbig. Cine tpettere Por6e
fam barin beIteben, bab man eiv'
&liimpden trodenen Webls gegen et'
men tpei6en @e9enitanO mirft; tuent'
es babel aeritiebt, 10 lit es ntdt obrle
EebIer. G6liebIid fam man aud et'
ne SonboolI Rebl fpit 5~uiommerprei.
len unb es Oann tp~eglegett; bait Cd
bann suiammer. 70 III es nidt per.
fGIift rnb gut. oaeegen NIT frenlben
gtoffen rermii6t, folls es io9let1
ougeironber fGlIt. Rebl oarf ntd)t
unonaenebm o6er bumpftg rteden
uno muB cher IiiBlid ietn; fnirift oas
WehI smiiden oen 3Gbnen, 10 entbalt
es Sano. giI6en Il dim Rebl 6tentlt&
barte, gr6Bere &lumpen, riedt es
f6immeIig, i6medt es unangerte9r1s
ihorf, bitter, ODER tpiorig iiibltd ODER
oar libel ooer binterIdbt es I'm
Sdluno elm @efiibl BON Stdrte. 10
Iebne man es ab. 8an5 un~brditd)bar
1T es notiirIi6, tpern es IN ta1tltge
@dbruna iibergegangen, bon mdtttpet.
Ser, bIGuIi6er, triiber ODER rotbltter
Sdrbung lit. Segt man Beroad]t.
Webl f6nnte NIT erbtgen Stoffen
! (8etreibe, Sips, S6neripat) Der.
f6IIft tent, 10 nebme man folgeroe
8rnbe Dor: SSSn Elm Reagensgldsbeu
oieBt man elm penia GbIoroform;
6orauf i6iittet man eine Btobe oes
ber6Ghti9en MebIs, peridlieBt oas
8lasden uno i6iitteIt tiidtig nm.
Sonn miro oos refine Nebl oben
Shnimmen, m6breno mineralii6e
gerFaIidungpn uno 8erunreiniguil'
oer auf ben goben bes @lasfens I'm
fen. Se6e Sausfroi, beionoers aber
! bie bee 2onbnirtbes, iollte imitonot
fem, bic Site Der in Ser @irtbi6af1
ben0tbigten @areu ieIbit eini9err1a.
BEN b%eurtbeiIen gu f0nnen; beionoers
Gilt 6as bon MebI, SIeii6, Butter
un6 aolonialmarert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-19

qnunr pte Nr.moeutrgtou uusmdpeH,
Die metfen Solbaten. Ro4 ber frar.'
aSTf6erl @tattfttt ~bertbetlen I'D ote
RationaIttdten ME folSt: gEaB'
aof6rtnser (na8 beuti6er GuffdHar
natiirli9 aud Deutf9e) 4 bonn
Sunosrt, 0eutf9e (aubsr @ltaB'
aotbrineern) Il o. g., S4tpttaer 8,
BsIaier 8, S~rdnsofen 8, Spdnier 3,
Stofieaer s, Sehsrrei4er 4, Soildn'
Str 4 uuS ibrise Rationea 5 D. Q;
S<it is5tr III 6as btuti&s Clement
tn Ser TremSenlegion febr part oer'
tre.ea seapeen. 5n ben erftsn Son.
rem nod bsr 1881 erfuleten Griin'
btra Der Sremoentesiou beRunb DE
gruppe aus febeu 8%atailonel, ote
mad Nahonalitdtsn itreng gttrestrt
.pareu. ? De Deuh4en uno Die
S1tpetaer bil6etea bas 5tpetts iino
brittle. @ber balb ging maj. Dol. DEE
fem Gtntbeilunssfptem al. man oer'
Rtnate bic Ratioaalitdten. Ote
Retrad4l Der dus Baperrl, sSlrfteIlt
6era, 8dben, Sefen, preaBsn urto
Ga9fen suftr5men6eu 2egipndre inn
Deierteure. Oi frdn56fHde Sprade
bereitet t9nsn grobe S4piertgtetteI1'
nnb ptels oon tbnen erlernen lie ntt,
bic Rommanootporte unb cine getpths
Gnaabl unumgdnsli4er te4atf4ss
MuSorads uusgenommer. Sis Diff
siere Der GremOenlesion finS aus
f9lieBIid Jran5oien. Die 9iSatpltT
tF Der ~3ufammeni.Bung Der Sritpp'
entIprefsno unbeugiam freng. Ss'
%iertioneu iinb fe6r bdutis.. pr Der
aeben Monate, obne oub elm 2egtord'
fetnem Sruppent9stI entfliebt, oanr
aber tommen bistpetlen Doden, IN
benen 0eiertion auf Ddertton tolgt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-19
GenteinnabieeA
ansenpfless i'm @inter.

SIM 8inter IinS mir biel ouf ffnit'
Tide geleudhing o~neepiein. DGs
CaaesIidt itebt unS N gertn9erem
Rabe oils i'm CONNER oirr Bertl.
gung. Sc better Die geteudtung abar
1T, 6eIto penieer perben Die Gugeti
bei Der grbeit anoeItrengt. SIM 8in.
ter befinoet iid oaber bos Guge itets
unter uneiiniti9eren @erb6ltniiien oils
i'm CONNER. glber nod onoere unt'
It1noe beeintrddtigen bas Sebpermo-
1en. 9ie parme Semperatar oes Stnt'
mers entsiebt Dem 9orper Sel6tig.
felt. uno mitbin ni6 ben Iugen. Us
IteIIt iid oaber, tpenn bas Iuge ourt
Idarfes 2idt ober our9 bobe Sen1pe.
ratir erbist tpir6, baIo eth brenneroes
6eibenSes @efiibl elm, neil ote Geud1-
tigfeit BEG gluses berringert tporoen
lit. 9duert oieie a~ustrofnung lange'
re 3eit, 70 iinS Gut5iinbrngen 81 be-
fiirdten. Cine grfrii6ung bes augeS
lit oober bon Belt 5u 3ett our4 8iit.
Luna m Der Suit ~notbpenbig. Mut
aeaen iGben Semperaturtpe6iel itno
Sic @ugen empfinolid. Wan muB btc:
len oober bermei6en. Ods Seben BET
2ampenIi6t lit fir Dos auge cine
er6bere Initrengung. oils bus bet 90.
gesli6t, neil bas 2ampenli6t nte!
rotbe uno geIbe StrabIen entbalt, Die
bos Gltge rei3en. 9os auge tpiro oa.
her Ieidt ermiioet. @an mub oeSbalb
In Der 4rbeit bin uno tp:soer etne
gauIe maiden unb zen Bid tn Die
Serne riften. @Idn3enoes 9apter
bIenoet 6as auge, guntitideret
idpa6t es. Gie 2iftqueIIe, Die urs
btent, mub bell fem; lie oorf ntht ~
nabe iein un6 oud ni9t au grell.
goentueIl mub man Gugeuf4iiser IN
antpenoung bringen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-19
Sic Jrtmoenlesinn.

Cine eetsadbtuast aaIabIid Str ianestn De
i~srtirnns . 80 dictionaries.
De ssludt Der 30 .SrsmbenIesto.
rSre in @lgier, Die tn5ptf4en NIT
t6reu @nfii6rer tpisbtr feitsenommerI
tporben firb, LENT Die 6ffentIi4t Iut'
merfiamieit, bic bur4 Die betan1tert
0orsGnge In GqIahanea bersits angs'
reat aporben mar, nod me6r pie bis
bef auf bic frans0if4s SrsrrOtr1le'
aion uno beren 3uftdrbe. 0ie errleiite
Gr6rterung oiefer GnseIesenbeit trast
bielei6t 6a5u BEL, bab bic ieit lars
aer .3eit pielbeprodeneu WdBitarloe
tn Der SrembenIssion tDenigfterts gum
She'll dbaeitelt tperben. Ulan ptro
uiat fe6lseben in Der annobme, odB
bic ssiudf Der 2egiondre Elm 4tt Der
9ersfpeifluns setpefsn If, our4 ben
Re ii6 aus untrtrdsli6en 8.r9dltnti'
len befr.ien polltsn.
Dte Glii9tIinge iouen mad fra11S
s6ff9en 8eridtsu fdmmtlid Deut14e
getpefen fem. Ddrum 6qben mir e1rl
Sana befpnberes Snterefe an oteisr
ans.lesenbsit. Grid b. Rurbed, Der
stpef Sa9re Offiaier in Der Gremoen'
legion getpeien III, f4dst in Der BON
tim osr5Hentli9teu S4rift rSolOa.
tenbglen6 in Der Srembens9sgton@
bic 9ahl Ser 9eut{6en, Die aIid9rlt9
Der 1rembenlegion 5uftrOmen UNI
bort elm tribes @rdb ooer elm 2eber
ME In Der SSls finben, auf rum
pisrtaufeno. Rorbed TT tsin Jetnf
iFrantrei6s, Gber pds er IN Del
Srembsnlegipn seieben uno erlebt bat,
Ssranlubte Jpn bod, ote oorttger
@reuel al, bic Seffentlt6tett gu brtl'
asn urb oaour4 tpenisitsns tparneaf
uno abmd1neno gu pirter. 3bat1d'
DIE 1T, oab Die Jrembsnle9ion gum
eroben S1etle aus Dsuti4en beite9t
Sob Srantsi9 feline t9tperen &olo'
ntaltriese meif NIT Der grsmOenle,
qiou, al{o NIT 9eutf9en fibrt, unI
bah es aud feline &ulturrpsrte IN Del
&olonien, Strabsn, 8riiden, @Heri
babnen uno iprftiss 8auten onra
beatf9e 2ssionsFrdfIinge ausft9rs:'
IdBt. .Dsnn Glgier 1eute Elm blu
ben0es 2anb If, idrtbt Grid Dol
Gprbed, 10 III es bieiss muir gstoor
ben, neil es nit benz 8lnts Der Uelt
f6su ertauft, nit benz S4tpeiBe osiit
f&er 2anosteute tropfentpetie seolng,
NIT beutf9em S1eib, tsut1Asm @ett
nit beutI4er Iusbausr urbdr g
ma9t 1T, neil aud Iter oi: Deui
f9en, fpie iiberau, Die ptorters OF
2ultur tparen unb oeuti4s aroetfs
frdft, tpenr aud in Dussroen DO
GtrdflinSstolonnen, bic Bege eOrel
uno bd6nte."
Dte Mebrsabl ber Gremoerlegt[
mare finb GHab.2otbrtnssr; nod Il
men Feuen anSers Deutfde gu ben stut
Resimentern Don ie flint Batalaoile,
bic NIT elmer RupFitdrte bon R,oo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-19

Drei Gel fporene nit elmer fleinen
Slaihe Gbamberlain's Setbweb,
cholera un6 Ourdfau $ 2lebisin
pom Gbolere morbus eeheiIt.
Ser o. B. JotpIer Siebtoper,
Gla., erSdbIt cine @rfabrung bic er
ma1te, mdbrenO er alS @eidwOres
ner in elmer MISUNDERSTANDING in
Gbnarbspiue, areiSbnppthaot pom
&reile giebpurne, Gla., fieurirte. @r
iaet: rWahren6 id bort mar, OBJ ih
etnas iriihes un0 audi Burt'5leiiH,
bas bel mir Cholera Rorbus in isbr
ihfimmer 5prm ueruriahte, Sd
fiblte arg eleno un0 iGidte nah ei'
rer eepiRen GbOlern . Nebisiu, itatt
beIIen ianbte mir Der Gpotbeter cine
Slaide gbamberlain'S 9eibmeb, @bus
lera unb 9urdfaOsUieoisin nit benz
8emerten, baB er oas @emlnidlte
bdtte, mir abel in Solee Der @r'
probtbeit Dieies Seifmittels, oors6se
mir lesteres gu ihiden, oa er fiji
befen unfeblbare Sur %sarantire. Sd
nabm cine Dole 0au0n uno fibtte II
finf Rinuten befer. Sie speitt
Dole beilte mid adn3tih. 8me
Ritaeihmorene litten in Oerielber
8eiie uuo etue fInf unO 5uansil
Gent SlaIhe heilte un8 ale orei
Gum 8ertnuf BEL Walter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-19
aaiisrIid. ed6R.r.
cine usbstHdt absr ben esHsRans sss Rats
ters @tIbtIm.

wv
gu ben aus Oeuti9Ianb semtIbs'
ten Ra6ri6ten iiber ben @srtauf tO'
nisli4sr S4I0Fer tDirb cine usbsr'
i9t bon SntsrsFs fsin, tpieptsl
@4I0Hsr Der auiisr i~iberhaupt bs'
fbt. Oabei mub man unteri4eibeH
Spii6sn ben arOnsiitsrn, gu bensl
bel. S4l0Fsr sshDrsn, unb ben
Sdl0Tern, bic bas Pripateisenthuni
bes &aiiers finb. Don ben orei
S6I6Tern, bic in Berlin fi4 bsftnoea.
fub Sas S9lOB 8eusDue uno Dds
S9lob Wonbiiuu priputstsentRum.
pdbrenb bas &0nigsi4lob gu Den
arongiitern sebDrt. Sn potsOam
Fn6 Is paIdfte PriDatetgentbum oes
aaiiers: bas Reue palats, oas
S9lob 8abelsbsrg, bic Srangerte,
bas Marmorpalais, bas S4lOb
Sansfouci, bas Stabti4lob, Oas
SusDi6lob Stsrn, Die spfduensSn'
fsIS, Der 8ilbpart, bas @9loB gbdr'
lotteubof, 9elpebere, elm tleines 2ano@
baus, S9lpb Sadrop. 9annOper
bat Elm Reiiben3i6lpb, bas absr nI4t
9rtputsi9ent9um bes &uiiers 1T, ebsn'
iopsnia ME oas Sta0ti9lpb in
gtettin unb Oag StabHdIOB in &ai'
lei. Oasesen iinO Die S4lOHer Btl.
bsImsbD6e u. Die 20tpenburg, Die il5
Bel aaFel befinOen. pobl Dem &ata
Ier peri6nli9 ge9Oris. Gr bat ferner
pribatei9entbum nod in SrssLau, oas
@dloB am @rer3ierplab, in Ghdrlots
tenburg, 8iesbaoeu, JreientpdlOe q.
8, &6nissbers, GeGIe, Strabburg i'm
glfab, &Dnisspuferbauien, Ssnaa
briid, Srpupile, Rominten, in Sao1'
6uuieu Bel Berlin, in S9peot q. D.,
Somburs Dor Der SDk, Dina, &O'
blen5.
Serner gebDren benz aaifer nil.
helm nod mebrsre Sasbi4lDfer: bas
SasbI9lob Subertusfod, bas Sago'
fdiob @oer6e, bds Sasbf4lpb in
Romintsn, oas Sasbi4loB SPRING.
bas SagbfdIob MeBIingen, genratb
9~eorgs9artsn unb Der SGserhof BEL
0iNelborf, Der pertauft tperSen fou
Das @6lob 8enratb 1T pripat.tgen'
tbum bes &aiIers, ebenio tute Gaot'
men uno bas S9lob gu 8riibl, BOZ
Dem fdli6Ii9 bebauptet tpuros. BAT
es pertduft tperOen ioae. Oas e9lol
Gromannsbprf in S4lefien, bon ben
aud bebauptst pirb, baB es Der &ai
{er pertaufen tpolls, purbe bes Oefts
/ rem bonn grbprtnsn bon Sa4ien
3 Reinins:n unb Ieiner @emubltn be
tppbnt. Der geiiBituno bes &utfer!
tpurbe iiingit bur9 bas @4iaeion dh
Sorfu berei9ert, iorpie bur4 oas net
9 RsFbensi9IDb in qoien, bas i'm 8a'
6 besriffen if. 9us qulais &aiie
Wilbelms I. ingerfin iftpribateiger
tbum bes Yrinssn Seinri4 bon 9ret
ben, Oas @4lob 8utier Sriebri4
9eb5rt Dem &ronprin5en. Der &al
}, Ter befiBt aIio 40 S4l0fer in pri
E ~pateisentbum, gu benen als fiinf3i9
+ ftes NOD bus 9oiener Reii0en9i4lo
$ btnsutommt. Bier S6lDfer i'm
; bagegen gigentbum Der &rone. 0e
aGifsr 1T iibrigens aud Der gr0bt
e @runbbeIiber 9reubens, od er SO @ii
= ter beiibt, nit eirem @eidmmtumfan
5 BON ungsfGbr 100000 9ettar, pdb
: renb 3. .. Der Shirt ppn pleb, bs
n S~peitgrDbte 9runObeftser, ca. so 9u
\ ter nit un9efdbr 10000 Settar lin
+ fang beiiBt.
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Ga(tes @aIier triufcn?

9ir Ieben fcinen perniinfttgen
@run6, mesbolb ainber i6ren 9urit
nift ittIIen ioIlen tpenn lie ourA
fIeibige gerpcgung uno Sdptsel'
beim Spiel Dem 9&orper btel 8lil'
iiofeit entsogen baben. Cher miiroe es
i6GbIi6 iein. Dem aorper Die perlo'
rene Seu6tigfeit ni6t nieoer 5u1l'
fiibren. 9uaegcn fam man iiber DIE
Wenge Der SIiiiiigfeit. Die notbig tit.
I'M 6en CURT gu itilIcn, peri6ieoener
Meinung ieir, @er iid an BOG Grtra'
oen bon Curt ~gep6bnen mill, Dem
miro es geuiigen, nit elm paar Sdlil.
den 6ie Sdleimbalt oes Wttnoes
Alt erfriihen. Sn icbem Sale tptro
ie6o6 mGbiees Trinfen ME ettpas
ifaoen. norausgeiest natiirltb, oaB
bos @etrGnt nift si falt lit. aber
ouh mas Srinfen bon faltem 8aiier
BEL erbistem &0rper lit nift ifdoli6,
penn man ieben S6lud i'm Wtlnoe
crit etmas ermGrmt. Gas @aiIer bar
; nift Az falt in BEN Wo9en %gelangett,
neil ionIt Die Stleimbdlite oes Ra'
gems S%liiiiigfeit in ben Ragen aus
ideioen. Inn bns @oiier 5u erruarmerl;
ol,f bieie @eiie miro Dem &orper nod
mebr Sliiiiigfeit cntSogen nno Der
CURT geiteigert. 9aourh erfldrt It'd
Der ani6einenS pioeriinnige 3uitano.
bab man itarfen 9urit ourd Srinfen
Ron pielem falten @aiier nidt itiIlen
fam. ion6ern i'm poriiber9ebeno uur
nod permehrt,
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M Un ID A n Ssrtdut unb elrantieN ron allen
nv" a%potbsieru br pthur9 pf Iapats"
ee,pohnbett-

Drei Gel d9porene nit elmer fleinen
5lai DIE ~GbamberIain's Seibpeb,
Cholera uuo Ourdfau : Weoisin
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-19

Cine 1etsadstuae anIabItG Der ianefstn Ds'
j~srttrnns bon 80 S~tetoRareH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-19

FOR SALE WALKER BROS
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-08-25
STEAMER FOUNDERS
WITH ALLON BOARD
Argentine Pleasure Boat Goes Down With
Appalling Loss of Life---Two Hundred
Find Death in Waves.

MonteHiden. Aug. 3i.-Between $50
|ld zoo persons We're drowned or 9TH
Iwise killed when. during IA driving
Rinstorm early today, the Argentine
keursion steamer Colombia and the
|orth German Lloyd steamer Schele-
len collied at the entrance of Mon
fyideo harbOr. The Colombia was en-
Rring port and the Schelesien was
|itward bound for Bremen. The CO.
|mbia's bow was crushed in and she
! nix almost Immediately.
The Colombia carried about 200 pas
Rngers and a crew of IS men. Most
the passengers We're asleep and a
snic followed the crash. Small boats
ere hurried TO the sinking steamer.
|it Rescue as rendered difficult by
(e high sea. About 20 persons We're
bought ashore. Most of the dead were
omen and children. \ majority OF
|e survivors are men The Colombia
as carrying excursionists from Buen0s
trres To the festival at Monevideo.
The disaster has caused the keenest
bottom. The Uruguayan government
consequence. has postponed the fetes
ranged for the celebration Of the in
hguration Of the port. The ScheIesien
(as only slightly damaged and has
|Nen detained here hy the port Off
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-08-25
UNKNOWN JAP LhSCRER SHOT
BY COMPANION AND BODY
is SPIRITED AWAY.
TRAGEDY NEAR BLOSSBURC
Fight in Northern Pacific Bunk Car
Results in Death of One Man and
the Escape of His Slayer-Remains
Carried Away on Hand Car and Of
ficer Unable to Find Them.

Mystery surrounds the disposition of
the body of an unknown Jap who
was killed in ii fight over Il game of
cards in Northern Pacific bunk car
near BlnSsburg early yesterday morn
ing. The Jap was shot by another
player. the body was spirited away on
handcar and disposed of in some
mysterious manner and the murderer
made good his escape. Although an
officer went to the scene yesterday and
made II thorough investigation no
trace of either the murderer or his
victims body has been found and
neither has he been able to secure
any information as to the names of
the participants in the tragedy.
n report Of the affair reached Mis-
sou!a late last night but only meager
details could be learned.
y work crew, ii seems. is located
about One-half mile west of Bloss-
burg and the Jap laborers occupy
ing one of the bunk cars engaged in
Il game of cards until an early hour
yesterday. During the play dis
putc arose between two of the play
crs. one of them drew q revolver.
ii is said. and shot his opponent. the
victim falling dead from his chair.
1t Is reported here that the dead
mans body was Immediately put
aboard a handcar and one or two of
the Japanese boarded the car and
hurried il away. Later the car was
returned and the body was missing.
Nothing was known of the tragedy
save to the occupants of the car. un-
til the for, man, yesterday morning.
went into the bunk car and found a
Jap cleaning up blood spots on the
floor. Inquiry elected the fact that
a tragedy had occurred and a re
port was made To the sheriff of Powell
county. Deputy Sheriff Mullan was
dispatched to the scene and began an
Although he closely
questioned every one of the men sup
posed To have been in the car at the
time the shooting occurred. he was
unable to even secure the names of
the victim or his murderer.
\ search was then made for the
body but without avail. 1t is believed
that the remains were either carried
into the woods and buried or possibly
may have been thrown into the ice
pond near Blossburg. The authorities
are still conducting an investigation,
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-08-25
AWFUL SUFFERING ENDURED BY
THE FIVE SURVIVORS OF
NORWEGIAN BARK.
Seventeen Perish When Vessel Hits
Refe. and the Others Get Away on a
Raft-Vain Search for Water and
Provisions Before Being Rescued
Wife Sees Captain Drown.

Victoria, II. e. Aug. 2i.-Few more
tragic tales at the sea on record than
that brought today 10y the steamer
Makura, from Australia. following the
wreck of the Norwegian bark rrrnl
which struck Middleton reef on June
IS Five remained Of - when the
steamer Tofu took them off. so cma-
"tated from their starvation that they
had to be carried.
The Makura brought detailed ar-
count Of their vain effort to find WA
ter on the reef, their unsuccessful
search for cache of provisions and a
hteboat maintained there previous to
iNS2 and which the sailing directions
stated stii existed. of the final
abandonment Of hope and subsequent
1clirium.
The five survivors We're too far gone
to talk much of their sufferings Pat
rick Palmer. an American. who
joined the ship at Coqumbo, said:
Five of It's got away on a raft. We
went all over the reef in search Of
water, but found none. and one Of
the party died on the reef We had
some difficulty in building the raft
aud the captain and second mate both
were drowned. The captains wife
stood within IA few feet of him watch
ing him and she saw him drown as
she stood there wringing her hands
She had her four children, aged to
\, standing beside her.
We thought We would be able to
find water on the reef and save the
lives of those We had left ON the
wreck. They said there was water on
the reef. Ole. he died. he fell down
ON the reef and dropped his head ON
his chest. He was lucky.
There was another wreck on the
reef and We thought it was Il store
ship. We boarded it but found Moth
ing I" eat II was musty. old and
all sunken. We found two gilIs Of
water. that might have been there
for years by the terrible taste I
and the carpenter drunk il. After
ward found some more water and we
drank it We lived on shell fish"
Another survivor took up the story.
He said that when the sufferers were
sitting on the sand the captains wife
thought they were considering can
nihalism and she asked them not to
eat her children Her mind was gone.
suddenly she ran into the sea and
drowned her four children. following
them into the sea. When relief final
~ came there we're but five, four
men and boy, They were sa ex-
haustcd that they had to be carried
by the rescuers.
The steamer Tofu was bound from
the islands to sydney when two
urecks were seen at Middleton reef,
where formerly there had been but
one. The steamer bore In and sent
boats ashore one Of the wrecks was
near the punt built by the survivors.
who Historically seized the jugs Of
weakened brandy and beef tea passed
To- them
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-08-25
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
DECIDES MISSOURI RATE
CASE ADVERSELY.
AN IMPORTANT DECISION FIVE LEFT OUT OF CREW
Action of Court in Restraining Inter
state Commerce Commission From
Carrying Out Its Seaboard- Missouri
River Bureau Rate Decree May Strip
6ody of Its Power.

Chicago. Aug. Manufacturers
and producers in the territory between
Buffalo. Pittsburg and Parkersburg.
on the east. and the Mississippi river
on the west are regarded as the great
est beneficiaries by the majority de
cision of the United States circuit
court here today. permanently cntoin-
ing the Interstate commerce commits
sion from enforcing its seaboard- Mis-
souri, river bureau rate in the Mis-
souri, river rate case.
The opinion of Judges Grosscup and
kohlsaat Judge Baker disscntingl, If
sustained by the supreme court nf the
United states, will greatly Curtail the
power of the commission over trans
portatinn rates. restricting it to a sort
of police court adjudication of specific
cases OF discrimination.
The commissions order of June "a.
1908, reduced the rate on first class
freight from the scaboard to Missouri
river points from $1.4S To $l39 This
order Was issacd upon representation
of the Missouri river interests that
the seaboard rate of $l.55 to AIinneup-
oils and st Paul was a discrimination
against them, inasmuch as the Twin
cities. using the cheaper water rate of
the Mississippi boats. We're able to un-
dcrscll them in their own territory,
would not share in the reduced rate
According to aroused sentiment In
Chicago. Milwaukee, Detroit. st. Louis
and other central traffic cities the or
der was discrimination calculated
tn ruin their Industries.
In their opinion. Judges Grosscup
and kohIsaat held that congress. in
creating the Interstate crmrrrce act
had not intended To- place a power in
the hands of "A few men 10 build up one
community or to ruin another
In dissenting. Judge Baker declared
the commission. in ordering the
through rates, had done notnin.; more
than the railroads have always dDnc.
Surely. If the railroads have this
power. Judge Baker argued, the com
mission likewise has it.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-08-25
RAILWAY MAGNATE is A SICK,
TIRED MAN, BUT SAYS HE
FEELS ABLE TO TALK.
IS NOT A SPtCULA1OR
Would Not Discuss Railroad Rates,
but Said That Public Got Its
Moneys Worth, No Matter What II
Cost-ls Taking After Cure" at His
Arden Home.

New York, Aug. 2i.-Edward H.
hartman came back 20 the United
States today while the financial world
stood on its tiptoes in anxiety and ex-
Dcctancy.
He came back as he left. on June l
asst, a sick, tired man. Tonight. sur
Foundcd by his family and physicians
t his uncompleted summer home at
arden- on the Hudson, he has begun
he "after-cure" which he needs more
han the baths and treatment he un-
ierwent at Badgastein.
Never has there been a more re
narkable homecoming of private
fitiZen than +. IL. Harriman's. The
Freat stock market operations paused
IS his ship drew near, the stock mar
get itself marked time, and the indus
rial world turned its eyes seaward as
I were, eager for a glimpse of the
nan whose illness abroad has fur
lished much material for stock mar
ket rumors.
Mr.. Hartman remained on board
he Kaiser Wilhelm II until the vessel
locked at Hoboken. Then. after be-
ng assisted ashore. he boarded a
fouthern Pacific tug and was taken
o Jersey City, where he was assisted
p his private car. From there the
Pip was quickly made up the Hudson
o his home at Arden. When at home
lr. Hartman spoke freely of his ILL
ess to more than score of news
aper men.
Il am entirely satisfied with my
rip abroad. as far as my health is
oncerned." he said. and | have moth
ng on my mind except to come home
nd take the after cure" lost 10
ounds while over there and for a
tile fellow like me that Is a great
cal.
The doctors advised me to come
ONE and rest" he said "although
hey intended at first that | should
est abroad. The photographing those
octors put me through was worse
nan upon my arrival here-for they
Pok l6 different photographs of my
igestivc organs on the skiagraph. and
b make the pictures a success they
egan feeding me on bismuth and rice.
ismuth and rice. understand, show
p better on the plates.
Il had great deal of fun during
all, but | lost three pounds during
he photographing processes, and
.nce got a little shock The doctors
rerlooked a little tack in the ma
line which they stood mo up against
i came in contact with it,"
Turning to railroad matters. one of
be questions asked was concerning
pc report of his acquiring of the con-
lpl of the New York Central stock.
hich would give him n line from
past to coast. THAT is an easy one"
bid the financier smiling, but
fould not tell you if | had. | expect