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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-04

The Clover Leaf club will meet
Oct. IL in the afternoon with Mrs.
y. w. Partesius. This Is the first
meeting Of the club for the year
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-04
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Rob't. Sherrard, at the sana-
torium, rested fairly well last night,
but is very low.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-04

Mr.. Ezra Mcdaniel made busi-
ness trip to Coshocton Wednesday in
the interest of the Coshocton Fur
Co., with which he has been asso-
ciated for a number of years.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Starlin and
daughter of Cambridge returned
home Sunday evening, after having
visited here with Mrs. Starlin's sis
ter Mrs. Albert Lindimore. Sunday
Mr. Starlin and Mr.. Lindimore Wis
tied the formers father at Vincent.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-04

Mr.. A. D. King returned home
Tuesday after months absence. He
attended the National G. A. r. En-
campment at Milwaukee, Wis, Wis
tied in Chicago, and with his son
Frank King of Sandwich, ILL.,, and
with his son Charles King of Cleve-
land.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-04

Ethel Starbuck and Martha M.
Vaughn Of Salem, have been visiting
with John Crew and sister Miss An
ME Crew and other friends and rel
returned to Salem Wednesday. The
latter remained for a longer visit.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-04

Mrs. sBen Rist returned to her
home in Moundsville, w. Va, We'd
nesday, after a visit here with her
sister Mrs. Ed Bauer.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Taylor left
Wednesday for GAINESVILLE where
they will reside. Mr.. Taylor has a
position with The Commonwealth
Loan Co, which has offices in the
Masonic Temple.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-04

Mrs. ] e. Link and mother Mrs.
Ellen Kirby returned to their home
in GAINESVILLE, Wednesday, after a
several days visit with the Best FAM
lilies, and the Gaylords here, and in
Malta with Lee Updyke and family,
and other relatives.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-04
II. IT.. Social Tuesday NiObt

Il. Il. Social Tuesday Night
The Epworth League will hold a
get-together social Tuesday night,
Oct. 8, at the church. All are cor
daily invited.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-04
Deaths Toll
Sent. 27 to- Oct. A

David Eppley, Lansing, Mich.
Amos Van Fossen. Stockport.
Geo. Sealock, Center TIP.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-04

DR.. and Mrs. Lee Humphrey and
Mrs. Nora Miller returned Tuesday
evening from Columbus where DR..
Humphrey had been with the state
medical board preparing for the De-
cember examination which will be
Dec. 5, 6, 7.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-04
PRORATE COURT

Rosa Williams of this place ha!
been declared an epneptic, and wa!
taken to the state hospital for epi
leptics at Gallipolis, Friday, by
Sheriff Newton and his wife.
Howard Shuster has been ap
pointed executor of the will of Jno
Shuster. Bond $4,000
The wills of Edwin Crew anG
Mary B. Crew have been filed fol
probate.
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random. or at our rife flashes.
ratified amongst ts and the stones
and bushes In which we were shelter
ing. whilst every now and then a
yelp or a falling bodx told that some
of our shots were taking effect.
As soon as dawn broke the natives
drew Off a little, whereupon we
rushed our whaler out a couple Of
hundred yards over the reef, gogess
and his fellows being made to wade
and haul with the rest. We then
hastily pulled round the island 10
where Bogege's camp was situated;
here, standing or in deep water, at
about a hundred yards range, the
police made such practice that In a
few minutes the now thoroughly de-
nnoraliEed natives boited across the
island. ft
+ Covered by our rifles, our two Cane
vogei prisoners then landed ana
chopped hoiss with tomahawks In the
bottoms of about a dozen large
canoes. whereupon. very pleased in
deed with ourselves. we hurried home
as fast as sail and paddle could drive
us to Cape Nelson. rhe two Cape
Vogel prisoners had taken sorne pad
dies from Bogege's canoes, SO he and
his friends had the pleasure OF speed
Ing their way to Jail with their own
paddles. %
tOoVyrfght, 1927
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tives that they were covered by the
rifles of the police hidden in the scrub.
Then we marched our handcuffed
gang back to the whalebcat, and
dumped them In, just as the remain
ing natives discovered our weakness
and the bluff we had put up and
flew for their spears.
The whaieboat was now so far
aground that, with her increased
sload, we could not hope to get her off
before dawn. which was fast ap-
proaching. Hastily pulling out my
revolver. handed IL to Mrs. Agara,
ordering Agara to tell Bogege- and
his fellow prisoners that MRS. Agara
would shoot them. and the Cape
Vogei prisoners knock out their
brains with tomahawks, IL they at
tempted to escape or take part in the
coming fight. AS they were all linked
together with handouts they were
fairly helpless.
The three police and went ashore
and took cover between the boat and
these noW thoroughly incensed aa-
tives; a scrappy. desultory fight
then took place, lasting until day.
light. Neither side could see the
other; the scrub. the dark and gen
eral uncannfness of the thing con.
fused the natives and prevented them
from charging. Spears thrown at
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men OF longer service lived in sepa-
rate houses. and had altogether a
better time. Agara knew that IL he
once got his wife landed into mar
ried quarters. the chances were that
could be persuaded into allowing her
to remain. Under the circumstances
however, consented for Mrs. Agara
to come.
We set sail, my argosy's compile
ment consisting of myself, three con-
stabulary. one acting wardress, two
man and three woman. prisoners,
While running up the coast. just of
the L.akekamu river as night was
closing in, we met a Kuveri canoe
which Agara hailed: he spoke to them
for few minutes. then turned to me
and. with his eyes bulging with ex-
citement, said, They say Bogege Is
| camped on a small island close 10
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Group Men Accomplish What Impossible
Armed CampEong Miners Through Zone of Dnger-Dea
Plight When Walled by Fre-Three- Day Battle Fought

engaged in securing these men, how
ever, 1 nearly lost one of my police.
who ineautiously ventured some dis
tance from our main body and got cut
off by the Maisina; fortunately, he
managed to get his back against a
tree, and to defend himself until we
rescued him.
We hardly saved this man before
the sound of firing from the whale
boat told me that the privates l had
left in charge OF her were in trouble.
Rushing back, we found that they
had been attacked By q strong force
OF Maisina. They had Immediately
pushed out to sea, and from there
were firing upon the assailants. One
of the arrested men was released and
sent back to his friends. with q de-
mand that the chiefs and others con-
cerned in the recent raid should be
surrendered to government, and that
the remainder OF the tribe should at
once lay down their arms; also with
an intimation that obedience to this
order would be compelled by force II
necessary.
No notice whatever was taken OF
this message. nor were any natives
visible on the beach on the following
morning. On proceeding down a bush
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Uiaku. fishing: he thinks you went to
Somarai in the steamer"
sat and thought; months might
elapse before I got such a chance
again; but then. only three fighting
men with me. and a small whaleboat
already cluttered up with prisoners!
Prudence told me to go on to Cape
Nelson and get the detachment, CON-
mon sense told me that by the time
had done that Bogege would proba-
bly, have heard of my return and re-
treated to a safer spot.
ASK them, Agara, il they know
how many men he has with him"
The reply came that, with the ex-
ception OF two minor chiefs whom
they named. they had not heard who
was with him. The two men they
mentioned I also wanted badly for
certain deliveries; they acted as Ro-
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son and consequently a fair wind
from from Cape VogeI to Cape Nell
son. SO that my crew OF three con-
stabulary would be ample. who is
going to look after the women?'
asked the corporal. I'VE may have
to camp for two or three. nights on
the way" Private Agara, a Cape
vogel recruit, suggested that he
should take his wife for that pleasant
task. she being in her village.
This was really rather artfui on the
part Of Agara. IT being one for me and
two for himself, as first years men,
such as he was. lived in the barracks,
wives with them; while the married
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track two OF the police were again
attacked and general fight ensued.
This fight continued for three days,
with endless maneuvers on their part
and counter-moves on mine. 1t ended
in the hostile Maisina being driven
through and out of a large swamp.
which they evidently regarded as
their great stronghold, with the loss
Of three killed and several wounded,
they fleeing in a state of utter panic.
A second prisoner was then re-
our late opponents, pointing out the
futility of attempting to resist ar
rest by force of arms. as they had
been doing, and allowing them q
week in which TO send In the Offend
ers wanted in the matter OF the
coastal raid. Again no notice was
taken by the Maisina people of the
message From the prisoners i
learned later on that Bogege, their
principal chief, was mainly response
BILE for the raiding at Kuveri and
had personally conducted the party
by whom the station OF the trader
Clancy had been looted and his wife
subjected to ilI-usRge.
1t was palpable that little could be
done toward establishing order at
Maisina as long as Bogege went un-
punished and was at large to infu-
ence his people in resistance TO gov
ernment authority. Well" thought.
"in the meantime I'll cripple the raid
ing powers of the villains as much as
can" and, accordingly destroyed
every large canoe belonging to them
that I could fnd.
Bogege always knew when I was
moving with anything like a force In
his vicinity, and skipped for the sage
swamps, where / could not find him;
he was too strong for village con.
stable to arrest, or for me to do so,
for that matter, except in strength.
Some little time later, steamer cali
ed in from the Mainbare and the
captain told me that launch vas
coming up from Samarai in 3 couple
of days. "Ahr' thought, "as there are
q number of pretty cases of theft, as
sault and that sort of thing TO attend
to at the mission station at Cape
vogel, I'll run down there in this ves-
sci, clean up the work. and come back
by the launch: that will save me .
good fortnight" Accordingly. or I
went, taking with me only corporal,
my orderly, and a private whom / had
recruited at Cape voeel as inter-
prefer.
So X
yXYE arrived at Cape vogel; I finish
w ed my work there and at the
end found myself with two man and
three woman prisoners. The beastly
launch never put in an appearance,
and later learned she had broken
her shaft. AZ last went 70 the Rss.
Samuel Tomllnson and borrowed his
,1alsr - ~. \
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gege's lieutenants in most OF his
villainies.
ANY women or children with him."
I asked next. I'VE are not certain,
but don't think So" was the reply.
"Canoes?' next queried. Yes, some
new big ones he has built, how many
we don't know" "Hm! I thought,
"It may be q peaceful fishing party,
but Bogege. his two chief scoundrels
devilment: especially as he thinks
am out of the way, and knows the
police are all at Cape Nelson.
1 looked at my men We'll. shall
we take Bogege? You have heard the
tale; he may have fifty or he may
have a hundred men with him. and we
can't find out until we are amongst
them" They looked at one another,
then they looked at me: finally Corp.
"Yes, you mutton-head." 1 snapped
at him, "but what do you think? ?"
at don't think" he answered. You
say we are to try and take Bogege;
all right, we try; you say Bogege
too strong; all right, we go to Cape
Nelson"
At last I decided that the chance
of catching the old scorpion was too
good to lose, and told the police we
would make the attempt: clearly they
thought we were taking on a whale
of a tall order, but even so, the pros
pect of an uncommonly good scrap
pleased them. The man prisoners
were then taken into our council,
their villages had frequently been
raided by our quarry. and they both
hated and feared him. My plan was
to approach the island at about @n
hour before dawn, find out by the
fires on which side the natives were
encamped. and then sneak UP on the
other side. The police and I would
land with the handouts, while the
prisoners looked after the boat; IL
anything happened to us, they were
to bolt at once for Cape Nelson, and
there tell the constabulary what had
occurred.
WYE sneaked up to the island in
w the dark. feeling our way on q
falling tide, over the deep patches
and channels of wide coral reef.
Then the four of us crept slowly
across the island until we found
ourselves in a large camp of mostly
sleeping natives: to locate Bogege
was the work OF moment, while
the camp awoke with a clamor.
Agara and got up to him. up with
your hands, Bogege! The govern
ment mas come for you" said Agara.
Rogege saw the uniforms and rifles
and promptly surrendered, with the
sole remark, Those lying Winnapi
told me that The Man had gone to
samaralr" l."The Man." by the way,
was my name amongst the natives.I
we got Ave other offenders as we'll.
Agara yelling all the time to the ma
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,nLD Bushimai toiled like a man
~ possessed Of devils, dashing re-
peatedly at the wall In front. and
smashing with his axe, whenever the
two choppers Stacked for a moment
{ In their efforts. At last, when the
situation was apparently Desperate. /
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POHRESOVANf KRAJANE
JSOU HLEDANI.

(F. l.. /. ST. Ceskosloy enska
dradovna Foreign Language
Information Service, 113 West
4lst Street, New York City, N.
Y. byla pozadana o zjiat6ni a.
dres dole uvedenych pohreso-
vanych kraianG. Kdo by ze
ftenard mohl podat zpravu,
necht' TAX laskav6 ucini ma
svrchu uvedenou adresu. Kaz-
da zpr;iva, ktera by mohla We
s!i na stopu ke zjist6ni pobytu
dotycnych, hude vd6cne prija-
Ia.
Fialova Marie, provdana
Brodlova, narozena Libni a
rozvedena dne Is. lnora 1922.
Bydlcla drive We VrSovicich q
m9la v srpnu 1922 odejeti do
SpojcnJch Statl.
krc. Alois, jenz pod jme-
mem Louis Cross bydlel Y Lud.
ington, Mich. Narodil Sc v il.
hlave a do Ameriky odccstoval
1906 re ziliny.
Bendik Jan, pochazi z Do.
valova v zupe Liptovske 4 je v
Americe diva roxy.
Cojan Leon, pochazi 2 Bu-
koviny a je v Americe asi lG
roka. Bydlel v {. SAL 4. 18th
ST., New York City.
Ptacek Jan, rozeny ne Smi,
chove, pfislusny do ziakova
jenz professional Argentina
Brazilii, pax byl We Valparai
su q jinych mistech.
vejvar Mattel a bratr jeht
vsclav vejvar, kteri byvai q
nebo dosud jsou v Argentine.
| Zieh Josef, bydlival Eliza
beth, N. j. Bydlival u weht
nevlastniho otce.
/
| kruml Martin, bydlival "
! llstatufWiscossihu' v Manitdwo,
County. Pribuzni 0 mem do
''slechli,' ze zemfel.
koubek Anton a manzelk,
jeno Anna. potom hleda sc po
'byt jejich syna Karla koubka
Tito spolecne 'bydlivali Y Chi
cagu. Il. Il II
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Z MOUDROSTI STARYCH
ECYPTANU.

DIlJ0hc IliuSGAiA y SA0lo J
skoro soucasn9 s Carnarvonovy
mi objevy Luksoru - dalsi
cast, stare egyptske literatury.
ktera jest jeho maietkem. Ia
sluznoh tuto praci, sbirani sta
rych papyri'r z hrobek faraond,
q otiskovani jejich facsimile
prekladu - kona britske mu-
scum jiz skoro sto let Svazek
prave vydany obsahuje l28 pa
pyrn a tvori malou, ale doko-
nalou knihovnu egyptske hie-
raticke literatury z let 1850
1900 pred Kr. tedy take z do
by Tutankhamenovy.
Prave vydane stare texty u
kazuji, jak mnohotvarna IA
sahl tvGrci duch starych F.
gypt'anu ma poll literarnim. z
historic je tn popis tazeni Ra-
mesesa IL. proti Heithitum a
.bitvy Kadese na Crontu. 4
historickych legend je to ro-
nance sporu krale dolniho
Egypta kralem horniho f
gypta. Farao dolniho Egypta
postal urazlive poselstvi farao-
novi horniho, pon6vadz hrocho
We, chovani posvatnych ieze-
rech u Theb, d6la.ji pry takovy
hluk, ze Jeho VeliGenstvo kral
dolniho Egypta nemuze v no.
ci spati. Do teze kategoric spa
da lstive dobyti Jcppy jednim
generalu Duthmesa Ill. E.
gyptsky dustojnik dostal sva
vojaky do m6sta v sudech, tie.
dy jakasi obmena ci prOtotyp
dreyeneho kone trojskeho. =
Magika ruzna odv6tvi jeiI
jsou zastoupena knihou magi.
ckych formula diagramu, il
miz pry mOzno krisiti mrtve
Dalsi magicky papyrus iedna I
st'astnych "A nest astnycf
dnech, 0 v6Steni a iinych kou
zlech. Nejedna ztechto yeci il
uschovana Y egyptskych sna
rich a kalendarich, az po dnes
nj den. Nabozenska poesit
je zastoupena mohutnou hym
nou Ia Nil, neJpodivuhodn6i
sim to basnickym plodem sve
hn druhu. Ia nj nasleduje ne
smrtelna pohfebni pisen Ante
fova, patrn6 jeden re zpevI
zpivanych ia hostinach. ab.
hodovnici nezapomneli, re vsi
chni musi jednou umfiti.
Ale temer tfetinu ceieho sv;
zkd zabira uceni velkych e
gyptskych moralistu, to DIV,
velka, jeste neuveiejnepa dila
Dulezit6jsi q Mich .je uceni A
menemapta, syna Ka-nekhta
yysokeho statniho lirednika
bohuzel bez udani, kteremu f
raonovi slouzil. RUNE okolno
sti nasvedcuji, re kniha byl
sepsana asi "a 18. dynastie
Muze byti vsim pravem nazv
Ma egyptskou knihou moudrc
sti. Jeji ucelem bylo zjevn6 i
citi stare Egypt any bazni 3
III svetske moudrosti. Auto
ID pryni fadky al do posleds
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nabada sve krajany k takcve-
mu chovani, ably 81 ziskali O.
blibu svych predstavenych a
respekt u podrizenych. Radi
jim k lidskosti, mirnosti We slo-
vech nazorech, diskretnosti v
chovani, taktu v feci, varuje
pred pitkami a kleparenim sc
spolulredniky. Mali Sc varova
ii hromadeni statku nesprave-
dlivym a nasilnNm zpnsobem,
nemaji pomlouvati' sousedu a.
nj okradati vdov. Tedy vesm6s
rady, vcasne We 20. stoleti po
Kristu. BohGm musi vzdavati
|patritnou Ictu, ale pri tom
|necht' nezapomenou, ze Bib je
vSeho sv6ta a re sc sta
ne, cokoli on ustanovi. Blh ten
to, jehoz jmeno v papyru neni
|udano, stale strezi lidi. Dava
jim zdravi a silu, stara Sc 0
jejich denni chleb konani a
|uvede cloveka ma konec do il
neho sv6ta, aby tam $ min by
dlel bezpeci." Toto Amene-
maptovo pojeti Boha jako otce
vsech lidi nevyskytuje Sc v Ia
dnem jinem papyru egyptskem
Osobni nabozenstvi pisatelovo
bylo vysoke drovne, jak sved-
ii tyto ukazky:
| "Ponech nicemnika ruce Bo-
Ii, nebot' snad jest vuli Bozi
lukazati mad MIN sve slitovani.
STREE Sc Boha vSemocneho
lepsi je sest stop pudy, kterou
ii Buh dial, nez 5000 stop ma.
bytych loupezi.
Lepsi je drobet vyproseny z
lrukou Bozich, nez silna masa
| Kdyby Sc zlo libilo Bohu, 20.
patril by je peceti sveho poze.
hnani.
| Neni dobra v podstate Bozi
Inebot' neni pred MIN zla.
! Ac muz 81 chysta travu, aby
|zbudoval syoji chySi, Buh je
ljejim stavitelem. On je to, KITE
Try stavi i bori. Laska k Bohu
lie vice nez lcta pred knize-
ITEM"
] MOudry puvodce teto mravo
Iuky, vzniknuvsl tisice let pred
Kristen, zada sve ctenare, ably
ldenne, ystavajice modlili Sc L
lvychazejicimu slunecnimu ko.
,touci a prosili jej denn6 "a
!zdravi silu. Shledava - ste,
Inc jako autor Knihy pfislovi-
re bohatstvi "edla ST kridla 1
|uleta". - "Nelez v posteli
kdyz Sc blizi den: usvit pii.
chod Ultra, k cemu mohou byti
lprirovnany (krasou)? - Mu5
ktery nezna rama, k cemu mu
re byti prirovnan? Zatim &C
!Bnh kona sve dilo stedrosti
muz mari cas- v zahalce."
/ Ctete-li toto moudroslovi A
menamaptovo, shledavate, z,
jeho pravidla zivotni moudro
|sti, postavena pred tisici roxy
plati jest6 podnes Pokrocil
isme daleko proti starym v,
vedach, ale k jejich mrayou
ce jsme nepfidali ami pismene
i umrti dra Bedficha Lobkn
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Umrti dra Bedficha LobtO-

Umrti dra Bedricha LobkO-
wicze. V sanatoriu We Vidni,
kdo po nekolik m6sicu lecil
svou t6zkou chorobu smrst6ni
ledvin, zemrel Is. dubna We
v.Aku / let nejstarsi syn byva-
lehO zemskeho marsalka Jiri-
no knizete 4 Lobkowicz. Byl
vzacnym zievem v pfedvalecne
Slechte histOricke svym ces-
stvln, jez nebylo jen polite
kGu maskou jake II mnohych il
rych aristokratu, nybrz vnitr-
nim pfesvedGenim, diktovanym
dGjinnOu tradici jeho rodu. |
"a valky svetove zustal iako
rolitik, cinny panske snemov-
Id, ceskym statopravnikem a i
tomtO smyslu radil poslednimu
'cisari ke korunovaci ma krale
ceskeho. Ale jiti dale naro.
dem do vsech dusledk1 jeho wi
le po 1plne samostatnosti ne.
dovedl ami on. Po pfevratu by
zatcen, narknut z monarchisti.
'ckych piklu. ale po tfinedel.
MIN v6zneni byl propulsion
kdyz obvin6ni Sc ukazalo bez.
'podstatnym. PAX I'll uz tente
,'velmi schopny politik ' soukre
mi, avsak tax pusobil svyn
'vlivem pfizniv6 proti nmnohyn
pfedsudkdm, jez nasem stat,
kolovaly V CHI clecht6 j Il illno
hych diplomatic. Osobn6 by
velmi obliben pres to, lie vlad
velmi ostrym, ale vtipnym sal
kasmem, nebot' byl povaho,
lyzi = slechetnou.