The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
The WILD LIFE IN NEW GUINEA
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ra-.'f 90 r.. explanations. a1i with IN"
...r.f...f.t trarruw ,triu along IN" coast
fIa r.... ., lrlrTtrally an uurNplors-I
rvE.s.
Iu.v-lf-rs aay raurtra'i.n stall o.. prar-
ft... .r th. ,prtiu-Ui on a indeed IN some
- OBJ 4. -I,s,lI u,iNud- Herman N-~ Guin"a
,ui lists uf tho northeastern PORTION 20
tin ,prttu-ut. together with the islands
adjacent. ir" former being known -
ha..r Ntlhrlm tAnI Dr B-uno ScholI.
who I4 tho kai--rhch"r Bsyirkantman or
district governor ami Imperial Judge %
EAi-.r Milh.n's Land. the governor of
G"rfIa, New Guinea residing ON one OF the
ISLANDS has arrived ~ the Manhattan after
lcins NJ hrs post { -'hrr~ and half years
and brings tho first news from there tina,
Ia reached Now York IN some time
Tho ISLANDS are developing much more
rapidly then IN" continent said DR..
Scaoll YESTERDAY. -becauss they can be
reached ,as,ly bv steamer ~ present
cocoa and Crcoanuts are IN" PRINCIPAL
prodrIC' .onS although experiments are
belu.. made with the cultivation OF rubber
Th'r" arr not many road. and most "
the travel has 20 H. done hv steamer The
Cp'cruu- had steamer of has own. hut
vcI~ AGO sh" was s"ut over 10 Brisbane.
Australia. 20 b. overhiulNd She started
hac. and nothing has s.ncr hcrn heard II
l"r 300 ~ is supposed ste sank with al On
lolri
There are only about 2uo whites on IN"
German continental part though there
H-o many IA the Islands l. IS not q country
for rs." adventur,r - mako q fortune. bat
p. v.u r, rlor, with sn'n- money AMI a
- ,.n mess 90 work hard voI ,.n max"
'uJr... H"yu'e with money 40 welcome
ar. 'l.U1 - very 'h'at
-OI tluE about New Guinea "a thar
thn Interior = even NOR" uu"Np lur,'u than
~, %. l-ipN- about tie uUrfD pole If Won .
gp % i..w miles from tho cua-r Won get
INTO ,pgnrry MAJ = ap-uluteiv aid
Are there cam t-tis there u ~ sal
'r"I..r, ON the island called BYka Their.
ar -'t. I"rsprus ~ hu ,Ir" said tp h. CIunl-
l..'- although the mast stringent laws
ar enforced against Cannlnltltsn
llr'" wears ago led an expedition !
e. tl' ISLAND ~ Nissan after "a report that
the natives had u.-"n uaueatlng |
found case where several months before .
"a servant mad h.'"n slaughtered and eaten
and 'VHn found som" of IN" bones 81 IN. I
victims head carried away lot ~
pT'rf meat men from %" different Villages,
Whu vrT' punished
rF~rdrIch " ilh"lms haf.-n The seaport.
vh"r' make my headquarters. YOU could
hardly call a city. ~ ~ CONSISTS SIMPLY
81 a Iur 81 houses with gardens about them
W 49,. a Steamer from kot- tu sydney
every f..r weeks, and n" stops On her
return Then ~ get another from SinRa-
pore every two months
A. for tho natives m tho Interior. there
l. ~ means 81 knowing whether or not
they ar" peacefully inclined Some time
ago | made "A Journey % ~ miles along
the coast through Jungle. and On n" way
I va told ly chief thai the ua'Ives had
prepared an ambush. tut ! took pr-cau-
ION and Their" "a no attack On the
continent | haY. known ui -, many a.
forty -fiy" different dialects that are
spoken tn" natives are 81 every color
from inhy black To- nearly white There
J. never any trouble from those along the
coast
L once made an expedition with the
Governor lH'p he interior. W. got ~
far ~ me Bismarck mountain. which -
about Gftv miles inland bat 70 do ~ We
rad To- cross "a ~u"CesSIun - mountains
and rlsluc-. Inc country after you
leave the coast - scrIe~ nf mountain
ran ~ We mad - take all our food sun
plies with ~ ~ there - a great difference
between New Guinea and other tropicaI
countries ~ tlat YOU cannot Expect To-
ct auv food along the way
Mos = oar travelling W." did 10y wad-
ing along the mountain streams There
were practically n Wild animals 10 he
found saw only Wild hogs snakes
are few | have newer seen more than .
one. ard that was dead We pas-.d
some ra'Iv" villages. which usually con-
list - about ten hut- IN" natives. OK
'"pt along a." q, act 10 Euf know what
firearms ar"
ON" -Iur," e dan Ger - IN. crocodiles. ]
On pIr tgIp We had 10 pass thirty rivers
which when they ar" not dTv AZ. infested
with them II used - ~. that every ono.
o. whll" ! would hear 81 rufn.. native
re''.rg 'are.-~ and i"lug swallowed
bat tns last the crn"odii.s got so lar a. |
nov was on N"W Year. Dav
There was n tragedy ~ IN" interior
las September which indicated that the
nat.N.~ inland We're disposed 20 b" hostile
Two Germans started IN INTO ~" mu..u-
tains 70 took for gold They mad heen
warned - ~" danger. but they had got
~ Tar a. 49," hriEtk" mountain when
they w'r" at'lck"dthv a party Of natives
Ihe'wn'1"u fought for three hours aga inst
overwhelming odds On. man wa.
struck ~ A. many a. sixteen ATrOWs
The other managed 10 ~ hiu ~ far ~ a
river. standing the natives ~ U"anwhils |
her" be- built = raft aud iioat.d down
stream II took them h'''ween three and
four DAYS 90 go back q IN. sattIement
and an that 'lrU" they had nothing 20 eat
by that time 'h" wounded man WIS IN a |
raging fewer and BE- died shortly after