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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-04-18
THE GRAND ARMY.
A Splendid Tribute to the Noblest of Orders
in Existence.

A splendid Tribute to the Noblest oil Orders
in Existence.
EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: We drank
from the same canteen, and there is never n
bond old friend, like this, that binds together
the Grand Army of the Republic in Fraternity,
Charity, and Loyalty. Shoulder to shoulder
touch to touch, with steady tread in solid COL
umn, with banners unfurled, the Grand Army
ever marches forward, the very embodiment of
patriotism and love of country. For a quar-
ter of a century and more since the last bugle
note ceased its sound while the country has
been agitated by an cver-contentious element,
and while the political waves have rolled high
and dashed in fury, the old Grand Army of
the Republic has stood firm in loyalty; verify,
ballast to the old Ship of State.
Whatever foe may assail, whatever brand
may be flung at the evcr-diminishing ranks of
our comrades in blue, whatever event may for
the time being absorb the attention of our coun-
try, the luster of the Grand Army will be I'M
dimmed and history will faithfully record their
deeds as those of Fraternity, Charity, and 10y
atty. Ere one-quarter of a century more shall
have marked its course on the dial of time we,
comrades, will have answered the last call and
passed over TO the great majority into the
hereafter.-WM. E. LoEING, Co. Z, 141st Pa,
San Diego, Cal
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-04-18
TIE GRAND ARMY.
What is Being Done by The Veterans
for the Good Of the Order
MEMBERSHIP QUESTION.
A Comrade Who Supports tile Views OF th'
Commander-in-Cll Chief.

A Comrade Who Supports tie Views OF the
Command er-in-Clief.
EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: ] notice in
your issue OF March % the question, d ust
the GAR die?' and Comrade Hotchki5ss
opinion that the children, grandchildren, etc,
should be admitted to membership. A cordial
welcome awaits the sons and daughters OF
veterans and all others who feel and teach
patriotism; but, really. there can be but one
Grand Army of the Republic, and every eligi-
be member must have been born more than IS
years ago, and have been soldier in the war,
honorafy discharged. If others are admitted
TO membership in few years at longest there
will not be an old soldier living, and we should
have the phenomenon OF q Grand Army OF the
Republic composed of members who were never
in the army, who never saw service, and whose
knowledge of the war is obtained from history
or tradition. The Commander-in-Cbiefw was
entirely right in the idea expressed in his
address, that the Grand Army, having been so
benefcent IN its life, should die alone in its
glory.--F f. GALLUP Groton, Conn.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-04-18
New Cure for Kidneys and Bladder.

We are glad to announce to sufferers from
kidney and bladder diseases, pain in back, and
Alkavis Is pronounced positive cure for these
maladies. Many of its cures are certainly won
derful, and we advise our readers to send name
and address to the Church Kidney Cure Com
pany. 41s Fourth Avenue, New York. who will
send you treatment free by mail postpaids It
coats you nothing.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-04-18
"Don't Tobacco-spIt or Smoke Your Life
AWay.O

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about NOtO5ac, the wonderful harmless eco
nomical cure for chewing, smoking, cigsrss Or
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FREE TO INVALID LADIES.

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after years OF suffering with uterine troubles,
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ladies with full instructions how to use IL. AID.
dress Mrs. l. Hudnut. South Bend. Ind.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-04-18
The Diseord al Lilo. re is a ssd

The DiseOrG OF Life. It is sad
thing to rise in the morning and find your
self out of tune with Gods beautiful world.
The weather may be splendid and naturs
smiling in her summer radiance, but per-
sonally you feel lsnguid, depressed and mig
cradle. Your family greet you kindly, but
without apparent cause you are irritable,
snappish and unsympathetic. The romp-
ing and laughter of the children annoy you.
The idea of your usual work is painfully
unwelcome. The very brightness of the
sunshine is distress to you.
Now all this may be without single
pain or clear symptom Of disease. But
wait awhile. You also find directly that
you have no appetite for your meal Your
stomach is out of order !; you incline to
nausea; you have slight touch of bilious
ness or di2rrhea. You are chilled and
shiVering when you should be warm, or
flushed and feverish at intervals for no OBJ
vious reason. You may also suffer frOm
paIpitation, quick breathing, some head
ache. or pains in the back, loins or shoulder
blades. Still, you think it will pass Of,
and you resolve to fight against it, although
the truth is that any one Of these symptoms
proves that the liver is not rightly perform
ing its work and that serious danger is at
hand for that or some other vital organ. It
may be the lungs kidneys or heart that will
be affected, your disease may take one of .
hundred different forms, but the state OK
the blood is responsible for it all. Now 10
the time to use the standard old remedy,
DR.. PETERS BLOOD VITALIZER. 1t in
worth thousand doctors prescriptions to
purify the blood, to remove all faint and
obstruction from its channels, and to send ii
bounding along as the minister of health,
vigor and cheerfulness. Then, and them
only, life will resume its accustomed har-
mony. Can only be had of local retail Wis
talizer agents, or direct from the proprietor,
DR.. Peter Fahrney, 112-114 South Hoyns
Ava, Chicago.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-04-18
REUNIONS.
KENTUCKY,

KENTUCKY
Walter F. Stafford, ITO West Market street,
Louisville, requests ali of the 9th Ky. Cav.
who desire regimental Reunion during the
National Encampment TO write him.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Augustus c. White. Secretary. &c Tufts street,
Someryille: Reunion 10th Mass. battery,
April 10, at noon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
William Simmons. Philadelphia, Pa. A gen.
eral Reunion of Naval Veterans will be held
at Louisville during the Encsmpment next
September. Shipmates, arrange if possible to
meet with US. and renew friendship formed
amid scenes of tri al and danger, while we splice
the braces in memory Of old times
Farragut Naval Veteran Association of PhiIa-
delp hia will celebrate the 33l anniversary of
the capture of New Orleans on April "a. Ad-
miral Allen, OF Hartford, Conn, and many
other distinguished visitors expected TO be
present
NEBRASKA.
The Association of the Survivors of Shiloh.
living IN Nebraska. held their annual Reunion
at Lincoln on April and g. in the Grand ARMY
Hall, with go members present John Scott. of
the 11th Iowa. acted as President, while h. H.
Bowker was Secretary. A Campfire was held
in the evening at which Mayor Wier extended
the freedom of the city. In the absence of reg.
nlarly assigned speakers, Comrades H. v Hoag-
land for Illinois. Sprague for Ohio, Parker
and Leonard for Indiana regiments responded
with much enthusiasm and satisfaction 10 all
present.
Maj. II. c. Macarthur, OF the 18th Iowa. in
paper replete with statistical fact responded
10 the subject Iowa at Shiloh" Capt. Sutor
brought down the house in his remarks of tho
humble part he took in the battle J. G. Nc
Caskey. of David City, responded to the toast
" What we owe TO the boys of Shiloh" much
to the enjoyment Of all present.
The Sons Of Veterans Band, Of University
Place together with the Veteran Quartet of
Farragut Post, rendered music for the occa.
sion. The same officers were reelected After
deciding TO hold the next Reunion at Milford,
April and z, 1896, the comrades adjourned TO
the banquet hall to partake of an elegant dim
ner provided by the ladies of Farragut Relief
Corps, No. 10.
NEW YORK.
Jacob Rtschy, Adjutant, $50 Eckford street,
Brooklyn: Reunion 9th N. Y, New York City,
May q. The daughter Of Col Moesch has pre-.
scented the Association with the sword worn by
her father at the time he was killed.
OHIO.
James II. Smith, Secretary, Newark: Re-
union Ohio State Association Of Mexican War
Veterans Delaware. May s.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Frank Ii. Wentz, Lewiston: Reunion First
Defenders Association, composed of Allen In.
fsntry, Allentown; Washington Artillerists.
Pottsville; National Light Infantry, Potts.
vile; Ringgold Light Artillery, Reading
Logan Guards, Lewiston, to-day, at Lewiston.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-04-18

FoR ALLAYING HoARsENFss AND IRRITATION OF
TIE THROAT. use BrotOns Bronchial 7rochcs :"
25c. box. Avoid limitations
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-04-18
Ladlas of the GAR-

EDITOR NATIONAL tribune: The SD snnf-
vsrsary of the battle of Shiloh was appropriately
observed by Queen City Circle, 10, Ladies of the
Grand Army of the Republic, of Cincinnati, o.,
with an ENTERTAINMENT consisting Of songs
speeches and recitations. Hon. Joseph O'Nsal,
Past Department Commander, of Lebanon, de-
livered eloquent sddre on Fifteen Months
in a Rebel Prison." The ball was beautifully
decorated with flags, banners and flowers. There
was q large attendance of comrades and their
friends. This Circle has in preparation an
entertainment for Memorial Day, and will servs
lunch all day to the comrades and their fami-
lies free of charge.-MARY e. GRACE, Corrss
spending Secretary, Cincinnati, D.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-04-18
ALL ALONG THE LINE.

Mary A. Keeler. Department Corresponding
Secretary of Michigan the past year. has been
reappointed to that position. In her report OF
Convention she says nothing of the fact that
Michigan papers say that she made one of the
most eloquent and patriotic addresses ever
made before Department Convention. This
was when the Eucampment resolution asking
for the appointment of two women on the Sol
diers' Home Board was up for ratification by
the Convention. At the conclusion of her ad-
dress Convention voted itself in favor of such
representation. Some had been holding back
because few prominent Grand Army men had
not favored tho women for that place.
Hollen Z. Day writes that Gen. Lyon Corps,
st. Louis, Mo-, has been giving successful 10
cent socials. st. Louis schools are preparing to
adopt tho flag salute, and set apart june Ii for
patriotic exercises.
General Orders, Department of Iowa, call for
the reading of National journals at Corps meet
ings for the good of the Order Let other De-
partment Presidents make note of this. 1t is
a good move, and should apply to Department
journals as WELL
National President Emma r. Wallace has
issued a neat Memorial order commemorative
of the services of Past National Junior Vice
President Mary u. Starkweather, of Minnesota
ordering all Corps charters to be draped for 80
days. Sympathy is extended the Departments
of North and South Dakota over the loss by
death of Past Department President Georgsna
Henry, North Dakota, and Past Senior Vice
President Josephine B. Magrew South Dakota,
Matron of the Soldiers Home.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-04-18

KENTUCKY
Walter f. Stafford, ITO West Market street,
Louisville, requests all of the 9th KY Cav.
who desire regmental Reunion during the
National Encampment TO write him.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-04-18

Comrade r. L. Kepperling. Co. Z, 152d Pa,
writes from Junction City, Kan, of his pleasure
over the action of Trinity College, Hartford
Conn, in raising Old Glory with fitting cere-
monies on the campus but he says that Trinity
College is not the fret institution of higher
education to take such step Midland College
Kansas, having unfurled the flag part of tho
patriotic exercises of Feb. %. 1890.
A detail of the veterans accompanied by q
number of citizens, marched to the college,
where they were received by the faculty and
students in body. 4 formal service, prepared
by a member of the Post. was recited, pledg1ng
all present, but especially the students. to de-
votion TO the flag and to all that it stands for
The flag was then raised by the veterans
amid the firing of salute and cheers for Old
Glory and the Union.
The whole audience then proceeded to the
college chapel. where an appropriate address
was delivered by the Rev. ID. d. Proper a vet
eran of the civil war, followed by other adj
dresses by old soldiers present and the singing
of patriotic songs.
MICHIGAN CONVENTION.
DEAR TRIBUNE: The 10Th annual Conven.
tion, Department of Michigan, was in all re-
spects notable and encouraging assemblage of
the loyal women of Michigan.
Past National President Emma Stark
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-03-05
SITE fengt for Gpner11e.

fpr bette gumn1ers Bebtommenoe
ital bet allefalb lite funne iises om
"9Robbusseren", at ben itenser for @p>
nerne. @i bar benne u9e belt os bol>
bent operlabt bele Snbfben til anore -
sipet Drbet til nusle af gtorbpeitens
beb1te os literert intereslerebe @friben>
ter. @i bar fillet @ioe om Sibe Haz
itor &eibers, SoloOr Sbir1eD og So6n
8. @ridien. Samti6ist bar III / Doer<
1ettelIe mebbelt lbbras al ben befJenbte
Hrobibitions>Ealer Mrs, StrDfers Taz
le / Eopeta. Mrs. Strpter ct en- al
&pinbernes le6enbe Manber. ST. 81
ions afbanblius ON "0nfel Cams
Daarltab" Gorbinbelie meb be andre
@tptter eibr Snbfiben iaa a1iibis fom
pe1 mu1ist, % ri antaser, at ielp Set
berg bill inbrpmme, at BET er sebigent
2eieitof benne l1se, 2eieitof fom fafter
2ps oper mango af Eibens Eanfer, bet
brpbes paa bet literere Omraa6e.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-03-05

s2o,250; til geormalitolen, Mapoiae,
$4,000; 11niuerlitetet @ranb Sorts,
$4,000; 81 nbsipseaiplet t Samesz
totpn $13s,9oo, Statsfeasflet Bis<
mari SAG, 900; @o1oaterbiemmet $751;
$40. 2,selebes fureFaar &omiteen
$4,000 til llbrbbbelfe af ben rusfifte
9itel.
Sen amerifanite Stisbes1bsbeo fit
lat ct net @tlempel ct 8ar 9ase fiben.
20 @usninser gsetpgort falb, fans
men os brebte mause Qrbeibere. Den
enc 8psnins bar unber Dpfbrelfe, os
Suituerfet par iaa fort at ben ramlebe
neb, mebens Goltene arbeioebe. 9et
ltal saa fort ber 2anbet maaotbe.
"Torlao eber paa mig, iasbe ben
tDlte @etler ueb ct @ilbe af ben bran<
benbursilte @issbas, - "liseiom eoers
6orfebre forlob fig paa mine Gorfe6re.
Min ipectelle Dmlor9 maa MI beai9es
- Bsnberne. 9ette ct baarbe 2ioer
for benz, men beriom be forlaber fig paa
fit @eriter, pil @tillinsen forbeeres.
Deres Gebre forlob fig altio paa 30
ben5ol1erne. Sc bar trofafte % itano'
baftise fin Eieneite for &ronen, o9
frpstlbit fu1ste be &onsebuiets Sane.
Os S, mine sobe 8erlinere, n1aatte S
f,rblioe frpstlbie / @oers 9ensipeabeb
i boiltet @aab ies beuer nit @las -
bo9, bo@, bO@." Ser bar en-
9piremanb / georse iom nosle Gar
liben ubbrsb bellis 9eu9iuenbeb: "&i
ietter bort Saab til Eronenl" Ser
bar ri to Marre, en- maetberuiet Ser
iter os en- for @resfs1elie blottet fla
pif usliug. Set perite Ct, at @eroen
CT fulb al ilise gfarre. Sc banner
Maioriteten, os berfor ct @erben iaa
gal, 1om ben er. "
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-03-05
Yen8eipprgSm1aalet.

geosle bar beiuaret por 9enoenoel1e,
be felte lite. Sbetminbite buroe nosen
os bper tunue ienbe os ct @arb, os labe
os pibe, om ban leper eller ei; tbt ct Der
Sin er ber 9aab.
l1bsifterne for os ct itabi8e, @atterz
ne maa ia fin 8etalins - Grbfnins,
gsapir, @orto, Susleie os 9unbreoe os
to forfjellise l1bsifter - alt iororer
@ontant. gi baaber, be fleite laber bbre
fra fig mart, ba be ellers oi1 bli itrbset
af 9iiten. gi bar insen &apita1, % bt
formaar ifte 1enbe til faabanne, ion1 lrz
gen Gorips sipr paa at betale oen.
Sab nu enboer ipbrse fig ielp: Sar
ies betolt for "9tobbusseren"? 9ar
bu life, iaa per iaa inberlis inilb Os
9iBr bet, pnt D,l tan. Sen1 ll1e III ""
Dag imorsen. @i bar beitemt os til
at ubp,be 8labet, os ri trenser @ense
til at sipre bet. Sen mere @labs, font
ropibe1ien af 8labet 9iuer, pil benpttes
til MDbeber.
l1bpibel1e pilbe allerebe neret foretaz
get MI, om enbuer baphe betalt up, men
Subbetalinsen bar peret iaa slow, at
ri bibtil life bar popet at saa ipet. @t
tsr lite laane @ense; t5i ba pilbe ot
tabe por nafbensisbeo. Sab enboer
penlisf erinbre os - betale op, os o'
pil bli iftanb til at leoere bet fr1eite
os bebFe norit ite 81ab ismerita.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-03-05
9aus % @iuoSiua8beb.

@enator Cole fra Sersus Sails bat
(trepet ct 8reu til SIR. @el@, Beitpre=
rem af gersus Sails @inbsipseaipl, at
so @eblemmer af Minnelotas 2estss
latur pil beige &ip1et Dnsbasen ben
Ste Mars. 9a bore oerbise Minne'
lota @oloner paa ale Iise 5orlpitelies'
refer er blet unberbolbt runbelist nteb
gin os biuerie 5orlpitelier,
tentte por sobe Cole (ban ct &epublis
taner maapibe,) at en- 5oranorins piloe
uere til flor Sornbielie for bisie "Sta'
tens % 5oltets beitebne 9jeuere". @an
itrioer berfor til Niplets 8etprer. at
bet pilbe bore r,eset fornsielist, ONT en-,
Dams f,1nbe faces iitaub, iaa 2asabps
terne tun6e faa fig en- @uinsom, mebens
be belbste Dpbolbsfebet,buor be ulpffes
lise panpittise erftuuet iammen. Set gil.
@efprer @el@ fanbt Soeen prisper<
big. Sc sobe 8orsere al 5ersus SaGs
fanbt Sbeen prisuerbis, % iaa bleO
itorartebe Gorbereoe1ier 91ort, % en-
lpftis 9ans pil afbo1bes ! 5ersus Sails
oen Ste Nears. @tatens 9ousiuere,
aiplets @efprere us Sersus @romis
uenie pil banie oper be ulptfelises
@tiebne, iom paa @r1tnb af 5olftan,
bens Gab Ct inbeiperret | Iiplet. Det !.
er en- 9eipotteliens % Gorbaaneliens
Dams, en- letfinois 5rpb ooer 9teome11'
METERS lllptte % Gleubisbeb. Set e.
en- @inbiuasbebens Dams.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-03-05
Sra &e9iSlatnrett.

Sfg19e prioat Mebbelie ct bet @nz
brinssforilas, iom bette 8labs Geoatz
tgr en- Eib itben formulereoe og feubte
til Otter Calls Delegation, introouceret
famt bifalbt af &omtteen. 8lir 5or>
1laoet 2op, bill bet bore @lut meo at
beresne fig $4o-$5o om 9asen for
Meblemnter af Board of canvassers.
5orllaset 1pber iaalebes:
AMENDMENT to
"An Act to regulate Election"
approved April 21st 1898.
Be it enacted by the Legisla-
ture of the State of Minnesota:
Sec. I. That Sec. one hundred
and seventy two (172) chapter
four (4) of the General Laws of
Minnesota, one thousand eight
hundred and ninety three, be and
the same is hereby amended to
read as follows:
Sec. 172. Every auditor, chair
man of the board of county COM
missioners and Justices of the
peace shall receive for services
performed under this act three
Dollar pr. day, and for each mile
necessarily travelled in going to
and from the place where the Of
fetal canvass is made, FIVE cents.
Said remuneration shall be allow
ed by the board of county COM
missioners of the proper county
and paid by the county treasurer
upon the warrant of the county
auditor.
@nbuer fulbe itriue til fine @eprez
ientanter os tilbolbe benz at tbtte 5orz
Taset. @frip til &epublifanere us 9ez
mofrater 2esis1aturen os faa andre til
at frioe. Sab @etitioner fare, men
itriu Brepe. SO ONT 9asen er sub Bes
talins ienbpites, os s Gents pr. Mil /
Sfpbs ct osiaa moi. Stu bar be 10c
pr. Mil o9 fra $40-$50 om 9a9en.
Sab ili9 l1rimeli9beb bape en- @noe.
Sab Turllaset blt 2op.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-03-05

SiDfe Summer af "geormanoen"
bat en- Snbienbelie paa 2anbsmaalet
fra en- Eru1ien, ber inbebo1ber meset
eretrentenbe 8eltplbn,nser mob to me>
get betjenbte Groottonborsere, en- fmart
@asfbrer, iom paa bensenbe 9aaret
neiten par nouineret til &onsresmaab"
% en- "Dpn,mer". slt aollesa Tan neb=
1abe fig til at inbtase iaabont @muos
forfaar ri lite. @lise Snoienbelier
tan ba umulis bore ianoferoise, &oQe>
Q0?
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-03-05
@uobtemplar 9osen "Dbin" !
gropfitou / MBoe ben 9be 5eb. 1895

@pobtemplar So8et1 "Oo'n" :
groptfou / Mbbe ben 9be Geb. 1895
fattebe fMsenbe Beilutnins: s6
Sanlebnins be onoe Beitploninser,
iom cirfuleres i isnbre Sci al Staten
mob Oscar @olf, ber initnuerer, at bdt
unber fin Sanuar Steiie bette aar t3bie
Diftritt af ben itanstnauiite Storloees
ltuloe itiftet 4eoples Bartp glubber %
iburist arbeioet for @,@.unber Steiien pil
pi paa bet troftisite proteitere. 8eitplb,
ninsen er uianbferbis, % pere bet oi-S
bere bei1uttet, at ienbe ct &opi beraf ttls
Drbenens Organ 1@esb sbrptaren" liant
til "@opnliten1. Il
gaa Drbenens Besue sl
rs. MasnnioE Set.
4@esbrDtaren1 bar ,sestst opsnltaa.s
subs Dptaselie. 81.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-03-05
@e(t8ton, Ypbel og Splitter.

9srefen @laterD baobe forlast ben
fatolite &irte os iioen siftet fig meb en-
forbenperenbe Monne. Sen 25be 5eb.
it,1lbe @laterp us bans Suitru bolbe
Torebras Sauannab Georgia, og
alle5orberebe1ie bar siorte. Sans @mue
bar @atolicismen. Saainart &atolt=
terne @aoannab fit bsre berom, bleo
be raienbe, be bolbt Mpbe os ienbte en-
&omite al 21 til 8orsermefereu meo
en- Yetition unberitreuet al 500 &ato<
litere, buori forlanstes at @laterD bleo
forbubt at tale. 8ur9ermeiteren tunbe
lite neste bet; ba 2anbets @runblou
saranterer Free Speach. &omiteen
lob ban ba forftaa, at bet oilbe bli
lblombeb. 8orsermeiteren lob benz
pibe, at Oprbr piloe bli ftraffet, nten
bet bjalp lite. 9a Nftenen tom, par
bele 8pen Dprpr. 9ele Bolitiitprten
os ellepe @ompanier al Solbater Be-
uostebe .@allen, bpor ben forbenperenbe
&atolifpref bo1bt tit 6orebras oper ben
&atp1fe &irtes @aabbenbeb. Stte
minbre enb 5000 fatolit @pbel omz
rinsebe @allen. Sc faitebe Stene, ilos
ub ale Bin6uer u9 iaarebe Fere. Sc
raabte % itres, at Slaterp itulbe bres
bes. Militeret tunbe lite forbripe @b>
belen, men bolbt ben rneb felbebe 8as
ionetter iaauibt paa Nfitanb, at Sore
bragsbo1beren % bans 9uitru tunoe
fonme bort. Man fer iaalebes, al
Ganben er ben iamue, fout ! ben 3to.
be brenbte, Riettere. &unbe bare ben
reli9ipie 5anatisme faa Masten, piloe
ben 9amle @aabbenbeb % ben samle
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famine @ruiombeber.
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