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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-09-07
TAKE 1T IN TIME.
just AS Scores of CiOverpOrt PEG.
pie Have.

Waiting doesn't pay.
If you neglect the aching back,
Urinary troubles, diabetes, surely
follow.
Doan's Kidney Pills relieve backache.
Cure every kidney i'll.
Many people in this locality recon-
mend Doan's Kidney Pills.
Here's one case:
J. F. Hicks, r. F. d. No. ), Hart
ford, KY, says: "For twelve years my
kidneys were disordered. | became
tired easily, was extremely nervous and
suffered from dull pain in the small Of
my back. l was also subject to dizzy
spells, during which there was blurr
ing of my sight. The secretions from
my kidneys were too frequent in pass
age and at times greatly disturbed my
rest. | was so much impressed with an
advertisement read regarding Doan's
Kidney Pills that procured supply
and | am glad to say that it was not
long before they helped me. The use
of two boxes effected a cure. have no
hesitation in recommending this remedy
to other kidney sufferers"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York
sole agents FOR the United States.
Remember the name-Doan sand
take no other.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-09-07
How Would You Like III

How would you like to be the
treasurer and have to sign checks for
the Observation-Disclosures
Sschaft? That is the name of an or
'ganization of German papermakers, "
say a New Yorker. writing from the
Black Forest. They celebrated the
twenty-ffth anniversary Of the organi-
cation of this ten-syllabled society re-
Gently and we met a delegation Of
about two hundred and fifty on their
way to Goslar. A fine company Of
men and women they were. but we
wondered how much of the speechma-
king time would be taken up by the
name and what effect the liquid re-
freshment, which is always an impor-
tant factor In excursions of that kind,
would have on its pronunciation. Pa
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS isn't
that the limit?"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-09-07

would hav. been about rs welcome to
A. Cooper of oswego, N. " as merci-
lesg lung rack ing cough that defed all
remedies for years 1T was most
troublesome at night" he writes, moth
ing helped me till l used DIR. Kings
New Discovery which cured ME COM
pletelc. never cough at night low. !"
Mi lions know its matchless merit for
stubborn colds, obstinate coughs, sore
Jugs, lagrippe, asthma, hemoThsge,
Group. whoopiug cough, or hayfever 1t
relieves quickly and never fails to salts
fly. trial convinces. SOC, $l.O0.
Trial bottle free. It's positively guar
anteed by Sewers Drug Co.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-09-07
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the ~ u0E
Signature Of l<<a/X Nz<cNK
The Tend sney

The Tendency.
go you bid the returned hero = trs-
mondom welcome homer?
Eyes. We gave him sd much enter
.tainment when he landed that be
s1du't really get home for two days"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-09-07

and coin, We uld dare have the AFT rontery
to speak to them.
Will some master mind tell me why?
All the years have lived this has been
a matter Of great agitation TO my mind
To tind people who failed to speak to
others because they were either not
dressed as well or were not of the same
class socially.
Can ii be that they have never stoppt d
to think that tie rich est man has III
poorest friends; that the most intellrc-
tnal persons have been friends with the
most illuerate; that the Jew and the
Gentle, the millionaire aud the psuper
must all some day attend the same
gathering on equal grounds.
Intellect and good breeding are ever
TO be found in those who recognize no
classes, social or financial 1t is only
the cad, the humane that has been &C.
companied with too little brains, that
refuses to acknowledge an acquaintance
A smile and a cherry salute goes
lorg way, not only in making the bur
dens of others lighter but in the LESSEN
ing Of ones own tribulations.
You owe ito yourself, to your friends
and in fact to all human kind, to greet
them as though you were glad to have
known them. For everybody, even the
worst OF us have some admirable trait
worth knowing
So don't be cad, just Tor once, be
real human
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-09-07
NATION WARS ON
PORCUPINE HOST
Biological Survey Seeks to Solve
Forest Devastation.
THOUSANDS OF TREES KILLED

Government Experts Visit Colorado
Reserves to Study determination of
Field Mice and Chipmunks as Well,
Poisoned Seed Having Failed to
Slaughter Pests.
The latest enemy of the national for.
ests on whom war has been declared
by the forestry service is the fretful
porcupine. The quill armored rodents
are destroying hundreds of fine trees,
and the biological survey has sent ex-
perts to Colorado from Washington to
study and devise some way to exter-
inmate the pests.
The destruction of timber by porcu-
pines is worse in the Routt national
forest than any other place in Colorado
at present. The animals are herbivor-
Fous, their diet consisting principally of
grass, shrubs and roofs, but the heavy
SHOWS in the mountains cover all this
substance, compelling them to seek
other food
Gnaw Trees to Death.
AS a consequence they go to higher
attitudes and eat the bark from the
Englemann spruce anC lodgepole pine,
circling the trees with their sharp teeth
and eventually causing them to die.
No statistics have been gathered as
to the total destruction caused by por-
cupines, but it has been Appropriated
that many thousands Of trees are an
nually destroyed by them. The fact
that reconnaissance party in the
Routt forest recently killed twenty-one
porcupines in two days in a compare
lively small area will give an idea of
the large number of the animals there.
Experts will also study the ravages
made by field mice, chipmunks and
other rodents in the reforestatlou
areas recently sown With seed. Be
cause Of the depredations of these ro-
dents the method of sewing pine seed
broadcast has proved practically
failure, the animals eating all that are
scattered on the ground. Even where
the seed is put in the ground with
corn planter the animals dig them up
unless they are planted at a depth so
great as to prevent termination.
Poisoned Seed Fails.
The service has tried experiments OF
poisoning the seed before it is planted,
but these methods have proved prac-
tically ineffective because of the great
damage done by the rodents before
sthey expire, and also because the poi
Son is applied to the outer surface of
the seed, which is removed by the ami
mails before eating the kernel.
Experiments will be tried of Kidding
the area to be seeded of rodents by
FIRST scattering poisoned grain, which
'Sthe field mice and chipmunks eat read
lily. The ground will then be planted
with pine seed. 1t is believed that this
plan will be successful because of the
limited area. only about an acre, which
the average field mouse or chipmunk
ranges over.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-09-07
BIG EXPENSE FOR NEW PEERS
Robes, Coronets and Heralds All Cost
Money.

Robes, Coronets and HeraIds All Cost
Money.
Numerous formalities have to be
gone through before any of the seven
new peers will be able TO take their
seats In the house of lords.
One of the most important matters
is the preparation of the patent. long
strip of parchment. to the end of
which is fixed the wax seal, the color Of
which varies according to the rank of
the new member. Another item is the
robe. made Of scarlet cloth with three
doublings of ermine. the number Of
bars varying according to rank. Thus
a duke has four bars in front and the
same number behind. marquis one
less. and SO on
Then there are preparations in re-
gard TO making or changing coats OF
arms. in connection with which fees
to the extent of about 80 guineas are
paid by the recipient of a summons TO
the house of lords.
Altogether the financial disburse-
ments amount i'm the case of Il new
earl TO between GOO and 700 pounds.
some of which finds its way TO the
chancellor of the exChequer and some
TO the crown as represented by the col
sege of arms A considerable portion
Of this expenditure ia Of course incur
red in the purchase of the coronet.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-09-07
WANT BANK
EXAMINER.

The directors of The Bank of Hard
insburg q Trust Co. indorse the action
of Secretary of State Bruner for State
Bank Examination
AT called meeting of The Bank of
Hardinsburg G. Trust Co., August IS,
1910, the following resolution was pass
ed by a unanimous vote:
Resolved, That we, the directors of
the Bank of Hardnsburg & Trust Co..
indorse the p,al Of Secretary of State,
Ben L. Bruner, for an examination of
banks to be conducted under his aus
pieces, and that we hereby direct the
officers of this bank to sign the con-
tract submitted by him.
(Signed:) B. F. Beard,
A. NJ Kincheloe,
G. w. Beard,
c. V. Robertson,
ID. S. Richardson,
Directors.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-09-07
TROUBLE AHEAD.

When gentle woman goes to vote
They say the time is coming
AS certain as that cork will float
Or as a bill for plumbing
She'll always vote her ticket straight
And never, never scratch 1t,
For that would spoil it. sure as
fate.
She'd feel she'd have to patch It.
Her gloves will have to match her
hat.
Her gown be tailor fitted
And of the latest mode at that.
Twill have to be admitted
That when fair woman goes TO
choose
And cast the ballot cunning
From picture hat to dainty shoes
That voter will be stunning.
But should the tailor fail to send
The new gown as directed
The charming dame will never lend
Her aid to the elected.
What use 10 woman suffrage, pray,
With which the age is humming,
If gowns upon election day
Are old or unbecoming?
Chicago News.
NHnANsANSsN-SA1AH 1<&H6AAnAHDH.n.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-09-07
Making Good in Durant.

Art Goodman thrashed 1000 bushels
of wheat at Durant, Oklahoma, Mr..
Goodman is a former Breckenridge
county man and sold Rev. Hughes, tee
site for Kingswood College.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-09-07
Old Citizens Dead.

Remus Conner died at his home near
Garfield August % He was an old
soldier and pensioner
Henry Claycomb. an old citizen, of
Raymond, died the same day.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-09-07
NOTICE

When sending news item to this Of.
flee. please make il as brief as possible,
so we can have room for all the news.
Telephone us your locals and items Of
interest. Editor.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-09-07
No DANCER of That.

Mrs. Stubbs--John. no true man will
smoke up his wife's curtains. Mr..
stubbs-I should say not. Anybody
that smokes curtains would be freak.
prefer cigars. -Chicago News.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
Sonneritas, 15. 0eSember 1905
SansfidJe Gr5iebnns.
Rsftihlass stHss arStes, bic iid, Gftsru hiHtsr's
DIR inlreibtn iUattH.

Gus Berlin miro 9emrlbet: Ser
.hefannte Berliner &inoeror3t Bro'
feiior 8nginsfp biclt oieier Gage in
elmer Sisung bes gerliner Bereins
fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i'm Siir'
gerionle oeS Hatbbauies einen inter-
eiianteh 8ortrag iiber bauslide @r.
stebun9. Oie oieI erorterte lleber.
biiroung Der S6ulfinber lit na1
@aginsfps slniift burhalis ni6t int-
mer olrf 0as SduIOfO1lto Der S6ule
Su iesen; bGuiis fommt in Der
Shule nur gum gluSotud, mas i'm
&eime ihon porbanoen mar ooer
bur9 eine feblerbaite bGuslide @r-
Siebung bineingetra9en nor0en lit -
fSrperlib uno eeiltig. 8ieI geiiinOigt
Dir6 auf Dem @ebiete oer@rnGbrung.
9ie &inoer - es burOelt iih nm
5oIde, BITE 6as SdugIingsnIter be.
reits binter iih baben - befommen
su pieI WtiIh Su triufen. Wtande
@Itern geben nod &inoern BON bier
bis fiinf Sabren Die NiIhflaife. gu.
erIt IoQsn Die 9inoer ridtig eiien uno
5ann NtiIb genieBeu, anitatt iia in
erIter 2inie an Die Wilb gu bolten.
leberrei6Ii6er NiIhgenlB i6afft
f6Iappe, btaife 8inber. Sie Soft
lou qrob uno einfad iein unb tpenig
gtaidnert bieten. 9eionoers i6GO-
lid lit Die befonnte glbbGrtungsma.
Hie, 6te oaS 3ino iosar i'm Binter
NIT nadten 8aoen alf Die StraBe
ididt unS ItGnbis bel offenem Sen'
lter, pom0gli6 i'm ungebei5ten 3im'
mer, I6lafen IGbt, Wtan ioa &inoer
getuib ni6t perlpeitlihen, aIlein Dor
iibertriebener glbbGrtung lit ebenio
All Darnen. gei6t minoer Dor iiber'
mGbieer iportIi6er 9etbatigung.
8eiie maBbalten beiBt Die 0eoiie.
slm beiten fdbrt, Der an 8inoern
nid,t fortluGbren6 berumfuriert, ION
bern iie einfa6 alirpadien IGbt. autl
Die geiitiae gr6iebung babeim l1Bt
oft man6es 5u miinihen. Gin &ino
bari iid, ntd)t ais Wtittelpunft oes
6a1lies fiibIen; eS mllB, bel oller
S6onune ieiner SuOiuiOuuiitdt, &C.
borden lernen. gIuf Die forperlihe
Siidtisung mill 9asinsfp nidt gani
Oerai6ten, iofern iie bon ben @ltern
ausgebt; aus Der Sdule iii lie unbe'
bingt gun3 5u oerbannen. 9eiudi
6os &ino bereits Die SduIe, 10 be-
Itebt Die midtigite 9lufgabe Der bGus'
Ii6en @5iebuns Oorin, oas aino an
cine gerpiiIe itetige RegelmGBigfeit 5lI
aep6bnen; freilid miiiien Oie @ltern
bier NUT glItem 9etfptel porangeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
Gin @itteI sesen Sas SdIadaen.

Or. 8qteit De Beaumont empfiebIt
in Der Stature" aIs iideres (auh bel
uns ni6t ooaig unbefnnntes) Sell
mitteI aesen ben iogennnnten
,Sdluden" Streu5uder, Der in ei.
ner Wlenge BON elm bis 3rpei Sbeel6i.
feIn in ben WiilnO 81 bringen uro
troden 5u perihludeu lit. Bon Der
8irfiamfeit Sieies 0fitteIS fam man
Ii6 Iei6t iiberSeugen. 8orauf ober
berubt ieine @irfltng2 Rn6 Der gln.
Iiht 6es fran5oiiihen arates banOelt
Is Ii6 BEL Der Seiltpirfilng nm einen
3lefler: Die glnitrenging beim Der.
idliuden oes trodeneu Bu,oprs D.r.
uriadi eine ietr fr1itise 3uiamnen.
sebrng aller betbeiIister Otusfeln
unO perbinOert oaour9 Sie frcmpf.
nrtiae @riheinung bes tS6ludens.
Temnad miibte iebes anoere BuIuer
on Steae oes 8uders sleibe @irfung
tbrn'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
Die S6be Der HOrOlidter.

IS mare BON groBem @ertb fir Die
gellrtbeiIune Der magnetiihen Ser.
bGltniiie Der gltnoipb1re, menn man
Die Sobe beltimmen fonnte, in Der Die
Norolidter auitreten. gu 0ieIem
3lUed bat iest &arl St0rmer elm pho
tograpbiidles 8erfabren ausaearbei-
tet uno Der Barrier 9lfabemie DER
8iiienldaften porgeleet. 2eioer Iino
Die gtorbli6ter pegen Der S6lpQd)e
ibrer Strnblung uno peeen Der in
fbnen fait oauern0 porgebenoen 9e-
pegungen idnper Su pboto9rapbiren.
sIber Stormer lit nit elmer 8inenla.
togropbenlinie BON 25 Wi(limeter
Our6meiier uno 90 0fiGimeter
grenn1ueite uno nit 9enusuna DER
2umiereiheu 8ioIettpIatten 81 einem
Siemlih 9llten @rfolg geIongt. BUR
9eitimmlng Der Sobe lit es n0tbig,
Die Tbotograpbie eIeidseitig BON 3ruei
geniigepo melt ooneinan6er entfern-
ten Orten nus5ufiibren. mas St6rmer
oeririhspeiie gIei6faI1s bereits ge.
than bat Ser 8egIeih Der Bboto-
sropbien fam 6urd Die auf ibnen or.
ifeirerSen Sterne Ieidlt oorgenom.
men per6eu. gea6 BEN eriten bier
oorIieaert6en 8rOben 1T oie Sobe Der
RoroIidter iebr oerid)ieoen, ndmIib
BniIhen so uuS 100 &iIometer ii6er
Der grooberfIGfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
Grmur6et.

8u Dem mpiteri0ien Sob 6esglmts-
ritters Siebe enb0Itsn mir, nad)ite-
berOe TteGSititg aus @leiapis. g8ie
Der @rite StootsarspaIt befannt.
nrndt, gilt es fir feitgeiteIIt. SoB' Der
fiir5Ii6 I'M @nl6e toSf altieeflln6ene
9tmtsrifter Siebe ridt 6ur6 eigene
6abrI6iiiefeit, ionSern 6rr6 Ioroer.
bnrS inns 2eben eefom1nen lit. Or.
Seierifl (9erlin) bat Oie &Iet0ungs-
itiide, ein3eIne 2eiherltbeile, 6as @e.
pebr inS ole @eidoTe i'm 2eib 0es
geto0teten eipgebeno unterildt uno
1T bterbei Su Dem gr9ebnib gefom.
men, es iei nift Der aerirqfte 9ln-
boltspunft 6aiiir porbanSen 6ob
Siebe 6itr6 einen 9obidub eetootet
tpurSe. 8r. SS5eierib balte SeIbItmor6
u6er einen llngliifsfou fir aitsge.
idyIoIIen. 0ie fir Die grnlitttllna Ses
MorOers altsSeiebte BeIo6niutg tpur-
be auf 5000 0aar. erb6bt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
Die 5iiRs Der SupaHer.

BroieIior 2anelongue, Der befann.
te iranb6iiide Gbirurg, mnhte Iiinglt
in ser Nlfaoemie fir Weoi5in 81 Ba'
ris intereiIante NittbeiIungen iiber
Die @rgebniiie ieiner griinOIiGcn
geobadtungen Der - SiiBe Der So.
paner. @r lit auf @rimo eingeben'
Der 6ori6ungen 5u Der lleber6eugung
gelangt, oaB Die llntertbnuen Oes
Nitaoo bon Iedts pegen unter Die
- @ierbGnOer eingereibt Deroen
miibten. 9a Die SSapaner fat im'
mer barflib geben ODER aud sei4mei.
oige biegiame BantofeIn tragen, iin0
Die 3eben ibrer SiiBe 10 ausgebiIoet,
onB iie greifen unO paden fonnen; iie
tounen eine Stnnse fnfen, Iid on
einem Wauerooriprlng feitbalten, ir.
genoeinen @egenitan6 nit belpun.
oernspertber @ei6idIi6teit bon Der
@roe aufbebeu mo IebenOige
WGuie iangen. gluh Die Gbineicn
beIisen einen 10 braudbarex Sub;
ibre gu Sd)iff fabrenOen 9rieftrGger,
bic Die griefpoit in Die an Sen Sliii.
len gelegenen Ortidaiten bringen,
fiibreu, wdbrenO Die Sano 0as
Ste.ter lenft, nit ben SiiBen frGftig
bas 9tuOer, Oas BON oen 3eben iebr
seihidt eebaIten tuirO. grofeiIor
2aneIougue tommt gu benz S6luB,
Dab Der SUB Der Snpaner (mO Der
Gbineiem Elm @reiior9an lit, pie Der
&iifel Der Glepbanten o6er Der
Sdmun3 eetpiiier glffen, nur 6aB er
nidt 10 auSgebiI6et lit tpie Sicie Or.
game. Sb Die Snpnner un0 Die Gbi.
neien oi1f 6ieien gergIei6 nit gIe.
fanten unS sIfien beion6ers itoIS iein
msroen, lit eine uHoere Srage.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
9IaFiidje annifddte.
Die SHfd arsta Iisitrt cine aHsTfnSSillGs
GaHsarubs aHtiier BilbHsris.

Der unerif0pfIide 9o6en Ses fre.
tilden Snoios, Der uniere aenntnib
bon Der glntife bereits in 10 unge.
obnter Beiie bereiherte, bat iebt eine
Vtelbe rener pidtiger Sun6e geipen.
bet. Sorgiame S6i6tgrabuneen BON
epans uno Waden5ie, ben @ntOedern
Der friibtretii6en 8uItur, boben er.
nieIen, oaB Der BaIait BON &noIos
IN Die 3eit Inn 1000 bis 1900 b. Chr.
ouriidqebt. 9amaIs batte Der Ban
bereits cine glusbebnitng, Die er ip1.
ter ni6t INNER gang erreidt, cine
gana iiberrai6en6 groB5iigige @eit-
roumigfeit in Der glnlage. 8enn cine
ioIde rieiige fiiritlide 9ebnuiuna ,u
geginn Der mittelminoii6en @pode
entlteben fonnte, mub idon in Der
boranasbenOen friibminoiiden Die
tretii6e &1lltur eine bobe Stufe er.
reiht baben. 9as nirS aud 6urd bic
Sd0nbeit Der friibminoiiden &Iein.
fiin6e beIt6tigt, in &noios ielbIt 0urd
Die rieiige, 16 Meter tiefe SiIterne
i'm Siiboiten Oes 8aIaites. Die Srei.
Ieging bes iogeuonnten .4IeinenBa.
laites" apirb nod in oieiem Sabre
poaen6et, Der reIigi0ie G6arafter 6es
@oues tritt babel INNER fIarer ber.
Dor. 8eion6ers pertbpolle grgebniiie
bot Die RefropoIe auf Oem Iinfen
ltfer bes 8ahes. Sier fan0 man elm
aemauertes Grab Der erIten ip6tmi.
noiiden Seit, oos Ieioer ousgeraubt
mar, aber nod einen berrlihen@olo.
ring nit tan3en6en Srnuen in blunt.
ger 2unoifuft entbieIt; i'm Sinter.
grunoe eriAeint bod oben cine pieI
fleinere Srau, ipobl Die @ottin, Der
5u @bren 0er9teigen aiifsefiibrt iptrO.
Inter ben neu aitsgegrabenen @r1s
bern Der Sobtesitabt ertpies ii6 zines
oils cine f0r,nIife @rabfapeIle. 9ie
@rabrGlrber bdtten bier Eongef1be
iibri9 geIaiielt. Reben Elm paar Iebr
i6onen 8aien 6es ipGtminoiiden
Stills trttt bier cine gang neue @at.
tling auf, Die onIteIle oes 5irniiies
un0 Der Dedfarben MATES, unfirier.
tes Shpars, Rotb iin6 gIau peripen.
bet. Gaien bieier iebr pergGngli6en
Sednif nuroen MIR fiirs Grab ange.
fertigt unO baben ben 2ebenoen ME
ge0ient. 0as Graftitiif oarunter lit
elm GROCER &antbaros nit gei6pun.
genen Senteln, Der in 8Iau unoTotb
elm reihes SpiralmuIter trGet. 9lu9
ans flaiiiiber 3eit luuroen, tpie 8rof.
Garo i'm Snbrbu6 bes 9eitiden ar.
dGoIogii6en Snititrts beri6tet, neue
lleberraihungen ,geboten. gluber
elmer biibihen r6miihen Statuette,
Oes Inngeenan0eten b1rtigen 9ponp.
ios, lit Dor allen cine Netope su
nennen, Die peridIeppt geflinSen
murOe. Serafles, oen Cher auf ben
SduItern, ifreitet bier ouf Gu.
rpItbeus su, Der iib nit geSudtem
aopf bis gum 9inn i'm Sob peritedt.
0as Bacterial lit tretiider 8aIfItein,
Ser StiI Der attiide Oes 5. Sabrbun.
bert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
Gilerts Se Saan,

ein nieSerl6uoii6er, nm Die geogra'
pbiihe @rforidun9 bon yeieoerl1n'
6iid.8eitinbien, namentIi6 bes
Stromaebietes' oes Surinamefluiies,
bod,perbienter Narineoffi5ier, lit am
80. auglit pGbreno Der bon ihm ge'
Ieiteten Expedition an Sumpffieber
eeItorben. 8ereits i'm Sabre 1908
butte er on Der Spite elmer Geiie 5iir
@rforIdilng bes Quelengebietes oes
genannten 5Iltiies geitanben; Die BET
ben SIiiIie, Die bas obere Stromge'
bet Oes Surinames bilben, Duroen
nouit6noie unteriu6t uno auf &artelI
eebradt, auberbem eeIang es, Die
iii6Ii6 bonn @tlbeIminagebirge lie
senoe @ebirgsfette uiif5rnebmen, mo-
BEL elm neuer SIub entbedt purbe, Der
fi6 aIs Nebenflub bes 9orantpn er.
tuies. 2estere @ntbedung mar oes.
boIb BON 70 GROCER 8idtigfeit, neil
auf oieIem gebenflub bas obere
Stromgebiet bes 9orantpnilriies er.
reidt peroen fam, oas bis Jest nod
bon feinem @ilrop6er betrcten porbCu
lit. lin bieies 5u erforiben, purOe
Die neue Expedition unternommen,
beren @noe giIerts De Saon IeiOcr
nid]t mebr erleben ioate; es inter.
itebt in6eB feinem 3tueifeI, oaB iie
tuieoer nifgenommen tuer0en iuiro,
Inn ben oas obere Stromgebiet oes
Sorantpn bis iest nod beOedenoen
S6Ieier All Iiiften.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
Cine idhuierise gicdtsfruse.

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oiing elmer Streitfrage ponnothen,
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bat Ii6 Der Batter zines bier 0ionate
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gepanot unb gebeten, man iolle Die
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rung fiibrt er ni6t etipa cine Ibuei'
gung gegen oas Sutpfen iiberbaupt
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nod Der 9eburt, ion6ern i'm ihul'
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Sfnlieuer lit; ipenn bic engliihe Re-
gierung auf Der SmpfIng beitebt, 10
bari iie MIR Die Smpfling an bem
englii6en SbeiIe 6es &inSes oorne5.
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SproBIings ruff meine Srau ben
Sdub oes itafieniifen Roniuls an"
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fommiiiion in Oieier ihlpierigen
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