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The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-12
JOHN BROWNS DAY.

The Iooth anniversary OF the birth of
John Brown, who was hanged in
Charlestown. Va, in 1852 for the raid
ON Harper's Ferry in the cause of the
abolition of slavery. was celebrated
Wednesday evening May 9th. at Cen
tury Music Hall by the Afro-American
citizens OF Minneapolis and St. Paul
The Colored Young Mems Industrial
Bureau had the celebration in direct
charge
The affair was a success from start to
finish, The hall was filed to the doors
with the best people OF the two cities.
Over one-third were white friends. The
best talent in the Twin Cities had been
invited to take part in the program.
The first speaker OF the evening was
James L. Curtis. Minneapolis talented
young lawyer, His remarks were well
received He was followed in turn by
w X. Morris, +. l.. McGhee, J. Frank
Wheaton and Prof Hunter, OF Miss
issippi. 1t would be no easy task to
say Who was who" they were all so
fine, and spoke words that inspired
their hearers to renewed efforts along
the lines of race progress. Mrs. K. c.
Minor was at her best and completely
captivated the house with her sweet
singing Howard's brass band was in
good shape. The chiIdrens chorus and
May pole dance was well taken.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-12
CUBAN POSTAL FRAUDS.
of GuiItS Parties said to Itnse
Ganfesssd.

Havana. May II. -- The postal frauds
have nov reached point where within
tbrnext frw hours arrests viii probably y
Inc made snd II is believed consider.
able sum will he recovered at the same
time. One of the cniprits has made q
complete confession. conditional upou
bring accepted What
he says proves eoBcIusiycIf what was
known before. that several Others he,
sides Charles r. ". Necley. late Gnap.
cial agent Of post at Havana. nrc more
or less impiicatcd. The cNact dates
have been obtained by the authorities.
The latter refuse 10 give tbc name 81
the man who has eOnfessed. bat.
though shocked at the nature ~ the
cod bluDded aWindir and conspiracy
they are still glad that tbFY have eyi'
denee 80 completely Justify their ac-
tiOn in regard 10 Nesi~F.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-12

A summary OF the work Of the past
year showed the literature of the so
cleiy had been translated into i5a Ian
gnaRes and dialects; 20 permanent pub
licaiions were added To the list: he ng,
greRate number ofihe sevcn periodicals.
issued by the society during the gear
was 2.0g9, 500, The aggregate amount
Of gratuitous distributions during IN,
year has been 10 The value Of $40, ,1S5.5t.
63,3sG family visits were made aud 3D..
$40 volumes were sold or given away
Gen. q. q. Howard was reelected
president. II was said before the meet
ing that only SJi,g0 Of the s200GW
subscription tn" society set out yrai
ago "a raise for its work had been se.
cured
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-12
GRAND REDEMPTION RALLY
MAY 2nTH

The members and friends OF Pilgrim
church are doing some OF their best
work on their church debt effort. and
Rev Orner, their scholarly pastor, is
doing some OF his best preaching. 1t
is said of the host al the wedding
feast ina Cana that he kept the best
wine for the last. All who have heard
Rev. Orner from his first sermon must
admit that he is powerful gospel
preacher. Never has his eloquencc and
spiritual power been made manifest as
was for the few Sabbath evenings past.
Since he has offered his resignation his
sermons have been more charming
than ever. The people OF his congre-
CATION viii hardly forget the eloquence
and spiritual power manifested when he
delivered the following mastery SER
mons: God Loves the People" Stay
on Board, Great Things and Great
Hearts" The Wonderful Christ and
never has his congregation been more
waited to a sight OF Christ and Chris
tian duty than last Sabbath evening.
OF The Cross"
The Pilgrim Baptist church has not
been the only people benefited by his
lliE VI our Nlys LilE IlhVllhi NdAHF III liit
state as a whole. and the people OF the
city in general.
At a meeting oi the Twin City Bap-
tist Pastors Conference. held IN Min
neapolis last Monday. the following
resolution was adopted in view OF the
fact that Rev. Orner is soon TO leave
our city, ard II is worthy OF note that
Rev. OrueT is the only coiOrcd pastor
or member OF that conference
Resolved. That in parting with our
brother, ID. S. Orner, who terminates
his pastorate OF the Pilgrim Baptist
church. in St Paul. we the Twin City
Baptist Ministers Conference" record
our esteem OF him as Christian man,
wise leader and an able and effective
minister of Jesus Christ. We especially
desire to express orr appreciation of
the important service he has rendered
the Baptist interest among the colored
people in effeeting so favorable an ad-
Iustnent al the financial conditions oi
the Pilgrim Baptist church. Signed.
w w. ENERTS.
President
W. H. TRAVIS.
Secretary.
Minneapolis. MINI. May 9Th. 1000
Al a meeting Of the Baptist pastors
OF St Paul. held Tuesday. the following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved: We. the Baptist pastors
OF St Paul. MINI. desire to put on
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-12
ANOTHER posTpoNEMENr.
Consideration n#of clark #tase l'at on
-tnttl NeNt' Tuesday House
Zrraevetliuns

Washington, May lin the senatt
Thursday on mation of senatar
Chandler the Clark tMeutanan case
Went over until Tuesday next. at which
time he gave notiee he wauitl ask for its
continuous consideration until dis.
posed of.
Washington, May II before the
consideration of the Pearson { rawfor,i
contested election #easr Was resumed
Thursday the house adopted the fol-
lowing resolution, reported by the for
eign affairs committee iu lieu OF a reSn-
luton introduced by Mr.. Kahn tCal);
Resolved, That the secretary Of the
treasury he requested to furnish the
house. IL not Incompatible with the pub
lie interest all the Information In pos
session of the treasury In relation tn the
imnieratlon OF Japanese lahorrrs during
the last two YEARS what the prohabii-
tiles are as TO such immigration for tho
ensuing year what methods have been
taken to enforce the laws excluding ean-
tract lahorers by the return of Japan
ese laherers and the punishment of those
unlawfuily making contracts for Japan
csc laborers
The debate on the election contest
was then resumed aud Mr., Pearson. the
contestant, WAS given 50 minutes iu
which to address the house la his own
behalf,
Washington, May II. The hill pro.
siding for national participation in the
ST. Louis exposition of 1908 commcm-
Grating the Louisiana purchase, WAS
considered in detail Thursday hs the
house committee having II in charge
but the appropriation section Was not
reached aud the main considerations
involved went over until Friday.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-12
TWIN CITY NEWS.
ST. PAUL.

Correspondence letters, etc must
reach us by "Wednesday for publication
sos Thomas street.
The Advance is prepared to do
your job printing OF all kinds at rea-
sonable rates. Remember the place, 3o5
Thomas street. Kindly keep in mind
that any item OF news. social or other
wise, that you wish to publish will re-
ceiye attention at 3o5 Thomas street
also
THE ORIENTAL HAIR PAR
LORS, on the corner OF Seventh and
Sibley streets. room 2o5. krahmer
block, is the place to go Tor all kinds OF
fashionable hair dressing. etc. Straight
ening hair and scalp treatment spe-
cialty. Hair work done to order Calls
made at residences. Prices made salts
factory. Mrs f. J. Allen, proprietor.
Ii you are living to eat, or eating to
live. the Godfrey Boarding House is the
place for you. The best is served at a
price You can afford. I4S East Ninth
street.
There is to be very fashionable
dressmaking establishment opened up
on Wabasha street soon, by Mrs, A. ID,
Adams. Wait for the announcement.
Mr.. David Talbert is on the sick list.
Mrs Chas. Mason remains very ILL.,
Her friends are growing anxious.
Next Sabbath evening Rev. d. S.
Orner. of Pilgrim Baptist church. will
preach on The Valley OF Dry Bones.
Rally day Sunday, May 20 Program
next issue.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage OF Miss Birdie Olnia King,
daughter of Mrs. Maria Patterson. To
Henry II. High, which will occur
Wednesday evening May 10. at the
brides home. 500 Fuller street.
Mrs Chas. Allen left for Cape Nome,
N. w. Ter. Saturday. to be gone four
months or more.
St. Paul's favorite and good fellow
Mr.. Chas. Miller. was married to Miss
Bessie Moher last Thursday evening, at
the home of the bride. The wedding
was quiet one, only intimate friends
and relatives being present, The Ad-
vance extends good wishes
Mrs. B. X. Durant has recovered suf-
iciently to be removed home from St.
Luke's Hospital.
The Eastern Minnesota Baptist Asso-
citation held its tenth annual session at
the Woodland Park Baptist church
Tuesday and Wednesday The dele
gates from Pilgrim Baptist church
were Mrs. II. b. Howard Mrs ]. II.
Hickman. Mr. D. f. Beasley and the
pastor. Rev ID. s. Orner Among the
many interesting things on the program
VISA a series of addresses on the lost or
neglected doctrines Rev. Orper spoke
Tuesday afternoon on The Pail ol
Man" We can proudly say of him he
always takes his place among men, and
never fails to do his race and himself
credit
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-12
MINNEAPOLIS.

While you are buying and spending
your money spend it first among those
firms that help you See!
Go TO Miller's, Fifth street and Mic
ollet avenue. for your photographs.
For good cigars call at w. S. Con-
RAIDS, corner of First avenue south and
Fourt hstreet. He will suit you.
The Advance Restaurant, 2I4 Wash
ington avenue south, is up TO date in
service and equipment II you want a
good meal in a clean place don't fail to
go to the Advance Restaurant.
Go to John L. Neal, Real Estate,
Loans and Insurance, 622 Boston
Block.
Rev. and Mrs. N. S. Brooks leave
next week for the general conference
now in session at Columbus, O. They
will enjoy a much needed vacation
Mrs. Lena Mason preached an able
sermon Sunday. Thursday the final re-
port was made.
Mrs. Lena Mason is doing good work
IN ST Louis, All of her friends were
glad to see her and welcome her to our
city.
The many friends in the Twin Cities
OF Mrs, Sadie Williams regretted to
learn of her death Mrs. Williams is
well known Christian woman. and
will be greatly missed.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Abbey
a fine boy. Mother and baby are do
ing well.
Mr. F. V. Parker presented his wife
with a $500 piano and $50 cabinet for
her birthday. Mrs Parker is the swell
est on Third avenue south.
The Oriental National fair closed
Thursday evening with great success.
The A. NJ f. O. C.'s will meet
Wednesday evening Friends and mem
bers are cordially invited.
Hon. J. Frank Wheaton of Chicago,
is visiting in our city for week.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-12
MISSION A. NJ. T. CHURCH.. 4os
FIFTH AVENUE SOUTH

There will be grand lecture given
by Prof. Hunter. OF Mississippi, on the
"Colored Man OF his State Prof
Hunter is good speaker and you
should not fail to hear him at the Mis-
sion Sunday evening.
The John Brown day celebration was
success in every way and was enjoyed
by all. The speakers were in trim as
well as the singers and band.
Mrs. Holden's little girl, Eathal, is
not much better
Rev. J. VIII King will preach at St.
James Sunday II a. m
St. James membership is going to
make a dollar rally that will &c called
plate rally; they will sell four hundred
for one dollar apiece The plate will
have the picture OF the church on it,
and will be kept by the one giving the
dollar as a souvenir.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-12
ahnlr MnLsr. Ornanlss.

Detroit. Mich MAY II. seventy
chair makers from all parts Of the
United states organized the National
Chair u assoeintion IN the Hotel Cadillac.
The purpose of the new association IL
said to bs the discussion Of questions
Of Interest 10 the makers of chairs,
without auy idea Of controlling prices
Of the output &. W Cam. Of New
York. was eieetsd president.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-12

Cincinnati. May 1.-THE middle-of.
theroad papulist conventions second
session was called to order at $50
o'clock by Chairman W, l., Peek.
The report of the committee ON
party organization Was unanimously
adopted. Delegate Jackson, OF Miss
souri, apolngized for his statements
Wednesday night that there arc NO
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-12
TRACT SOCIETY MEETS.
gen. q. q. Howard Reelected rrssl.
dent-A Review nf the MARK
Of the Year.

New York, May II, - The seventy.
fifth annual meeting of the American
Tract society was held Thursday
Maj. Gen. o. o. Howard, president OF
the society, presided,
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nnssn In I.nn.tnn

London. 1ay II The queen arrived
in London at noon She Wili spend
tl,iee days here and attend FrIdat .
draeine room Her maiesty appeared
- be Ia excellent heaith and sai0ced
keen pleasure ~ the warmth 81 The
popular greeting which she feeeiyeel
along the Hhole route to buckingham
tEaInce
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-12
A SNAP IN REAL ESTATE.
Make an Offer.

5000 cash will buy two lots 4oxTso f.,
one a corner lot. out on Grand avenue.
the most beautiful residence portion OF
the city. 1t will pay you to look this
up. Owner can give you clear title.
Apply to Mrs II. s. Jackson. IzI2
Seventh street south. Minneapolis.
MINI.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-12

Joliet. H.. gsy II gisp Brothsrs'
slaughter house and store building. ons
~ the ane.t in The state tocstsd soath
Of Joliet. Was totally destroyed By fire
early iu the morning c8aeinR lsaa Of
asg0g9. Included 10 this aefe si5 Esie
worth Of provisions and urate ibeen.
diariafa was suspected.
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record 0. high appreciation oil the
services of Rev. s. Orner as fellow
pastor By his untiring zeal, upright
walk and studious habit and especially
by his faith. hops. and tact in leading
Pilgrim Church through death To resur.
reetion. he has called forth our admit
ration and love
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-12
WAIT \ MINUTE.

Have you noticed that the VIM +,
Nagel Undertaking Company appreci-
ates the business that you have been
giving them by advertising in our pa
per See their neat card at the loot OF
the column.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-12

ZREV. ZWZENERTSZ
Woodland Park Church
REV. I. STILLWElI,..
First Baptist Church.
M.H,TRANIS,Z
Philadelphian Baptist Church.
REV. {. H. GAM Bile
-Hehner Baptist Church.
St. Paul Mimi, May Sth 1000.
Though the Rev Orner has resigned
and his family is gone east he VIII re-
main with the church ior a few weeks
TO help them in their rally.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-12
DULUTH LOCALS,

the sick list for some time. her friends
are glad to see her ont again Miss
Porter is one OF the bellies oi the city.
and was greatly missed from society.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-12

portiei. Italy. May Explosions
within Mount NcbHfias ore infre-
quent The volcano Is only emitting
some elnters aud he eruption Ii cor
sideted terminated,
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-12
lust LOOK HERE.

We will not insult your intelligence.
We think you know that no man can
continue in business unless he receives
patronage from the people. An up.to-
date meal. or a cosy room can be had
at John Godircy's, las East Ninth
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-12

Camden. y J.. MAY Frsoeiseo
Abbatta WAS hanged in the Hamdea
county jail here for The murder OF
fsenaro De Fen. bis friend aud fellow
sss.tgst a = g sgsstt
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-12

Sew York. Mas H. Iioratio H.. IIar.
pr. a mrmbsr OF the famous famlls
~ publishers. II III serious condition
at his home a sands Point. l.. T.. having
been terribly bitten by a horse
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-12
Tar HSpsIssr~ strfkE.

Buffalo. y. T.. May t1,-Two hum
drsri and ssgsaty.iise ear rspaiFets of
the ieh}gh Valley railroad hass
struck in syfs9athy sth the msn nj
feadE oat.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-12

calnmet. Mich. May 1.-THE tram.
usrs of the Oseeola mine struck
Thursday for ien pr cent. advance
ia wayra
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-12

Washington. May ft.- The new
aaditor Of she papal legation. Rev. Dr.
Francis Aarchrtti. arrived In this city
from Rome.
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sloux pats eostESrloS.


sioax Palia. 8 D.. MAY it.-~Tsm-
porary Chairman Hin9dai raped the
convention 10 order at o:ss. three.
quarters Of an hour after the time
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-12

Governor Arrives.

Coy. Lon V. stephens arrived IN st
Louis Thursday and registered at the
Southern hotel. With him came At
torney General II. {. Crow and lnsur
ance Commissioner I'D 7. CreAr.
At noon. after two hours con.
ference between GOV. Stephens, Al
torney General Crow. President OI
the Police roard Hawes Chief oi
Police Campbell President Whit
akcr aud Geperal Manager BaumhoG
of the Transit eorpany. and II. y
Priest aud T. " Lehman. attorneys
for the railway company, IL was de.
cided ia apply for warrants at two
o'clock for tine arrest of the strike
leaders. The charge alleged against
them r. that they are interfering with
the operation Of the Transit com
pauy's lines.
~ one o'clock Coz. Stephens began
q conference at the southern hotel
with President Mahon Of the Street
Railway Employee National asaoei-
alton. members of the striking execti-
tive committee. and their attorneys
for the purpose Of sseertaining their
| osit ON.
When the governor has ascertaiusd
the position Of both sitles aud the ew-
tent of their willingness to make ron.
ceksIons. he viii appeal 10 them 20
artae To an Adjustment.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-12

Salt Lake CITY, Utah, May H. -- The
republican state convention met here
Thursday 90 elect sis delegates TO the
national convention at Philadelphia.
The convention was called 20 order Mt
1890 O'Clock by Chairman Walton. The
call for the convention was read and
v d. Ltvlnpston of sanpet" county,
Has made temporary chairman.
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Suburban Llnea Hun.
suffer Enormous Loss.

Downtown retail stores are operat.
ing at enormous loss asa result of the
street ear strike. Tber proprietors
and managers are talking of reducing
their forces of employ Is, and even Of
closing entirely until the strike is set
tied, il existing conditions continue
Instead of crowded aisles and busy
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-12
MtnIatnrlnl frt.l.

Madfsa. 9sy H. The new spspers
/. ~ are fiise s.aihg the existence oi
ministerial eritlA-
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stfIks EnIra

joliet. H.. May ily- BulIding trades
strike Ia Joliet ihaugaratsd April !
l. oasetalgy ended
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.BARKERlFOR= president.
No, mated by Middle Of-Road Pop
ulists with Donnelly as
Running Mate.
uOINGs OF SIOUX FALLS CONVENTION.

Msntton Of nrsan'. Name by chair-
man Patterson In It's speech Calls
Forth 0uthurst nT EnthualaMm -
Rcpuhllran state Conventions In
Iowa. Colorado and Utah.
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Nominations

The roll was cHlltu ht lVt ~ lel nom
nations for president Prot J. \,
Boyse. 81 Nebraska city. presented the
name af Former Congressman NJ. w
Howard, Of Alabama,
Prof. iioyse snid Howard was the su-
perIar of Bryan in oratory, of Debs IN
msRnetipu, and the logical candidate
ut this time who would shake up the
dry bones Of fusion.
Gen. Phillips, Of GeorRin, presented
The name of Wharton Barker. of Penn
Eylyania.
Judge W. Z. Williams. of VIneeunea,
presented the name ~ tgpa,ius DoHnet
iy
=. ~. Rabilly. 81 Minnesota. seconded
the nomination ~ IRhaiiu> Dounelly.
Al 1890 Former CoBRrcsaman How.
ard IN a vigorous speech Withdrew,
bat notwitbstsBdipg bis withdrawal.
most ~ his friends insisted on voting
for him and he led on the FIRST roll
call. ahieh resulted as follows:
Howard. 3ii Go. barker. 393 $40;
Douuelly 10. norton J. Necessary 10
eb0iee. tss
Donnstly's name ans Withdrawn,
- hsreupon =. n Habiiiy. Of the Min
nespta delegation, rnFhed to the stage
and tbnuted that Minnesota refused
90 have DouneIiy's name Withdrawn
narLsr ana UoHssIIp Nominated.
Wharton Bafksf, Of Pennsylvania.
vas nominated for president On the
tgpDud BHiiot
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GOVERNOR At ST..IOU|S.
win Endeavor to Effect a Settle
ment of the Street Car
Strike.
HOLDS CONFERENCES WITH BOTH SIDES
4 Few car. nan On the Suburban n
system-City Iinea on,pIetets riea
UP-D0wa-ToSvn Retail stores Smf-
ferInE Enormous sLoss--Contrrenee
Held to Consider SItantion.

st. Louis. May li.-Thc third day Of
the street railway strike saw not a
wheel on the varions lines of he ST.
Louis Transit compauyF system mov.
ing, There is no prospect that this
system. which controls all hul one line
in the city and county Will attempt to
run ears until assured of protection
The mail ears, howesef. are running
over all the lines withom interference.
Suburban Linrs Ran.
Most of the cars on the Suburban sys,
tenn are running with police protec.
tion. Officers are stationed on every
ear and all along the right of way ia
guard against Interference. No dis
turbance has been reported since
Wednesday night. When Frank Lie.
breeht, an innocent hfstander was
shot and killed at the Taylor avenue
crossing of the Suburbaa tracks.
The First regiment, NJ, \. c.. has moi
been ordered out, but company is be
ing kept at The arniory constantly Il
protect the states property from pos
sihle violence.
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Denver. Col May 1.-THE republic
an state convention met at the Broad.
way thcnter ~ ~ o'clock Thursday.
Nearly all Of the counties wete repre-
sented. state Chairman A. II. Seaman
called the convention to order and pre-
sentcd United states senator V. -.
Woleott for temporary chairman. Mr.
Woicott was enthusiastically recriyed.
lie spoke at some length upon the po.
liileal situation 10 the state and the
nation. highly euloglzlug President
Mckinley and indofaing every act OF
the nhmtD9AfratiDn.
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clerks. almost every store downtown is
practically deserted. save by employee.
The situatio has become sufficiently
serious for heads Of establishments 20
discuss among themselves what steps
they may take 10 encourage an enris
settlement of the trouble. bat so far
without reaching conclusion.
VIII lie Felt In East.
The effect Of the strike will also. II is
stated, be felt In the east, for. while the
StaRnation OF business continues, no
orders are being sent ON for goods. or
the regular buyers employed by 81
Louis establishments are finding them
selves with nothing 10 do al a season
when they usually Hre busy. Mean
while. the depression will extend to u
variety of local industries which are
dependent ON the retail houses for sup.
port, including many Of the smaller
shiriwaist factories and kindred inter.
eats
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cr,,,tr, ,,oaptists H. kanxnv aud Ne
-.
nFhNNh' y h'"''oh WIS '"iAt'" "''Pt-
| ing his apology.
The platform WnS then adopted as
,sa,t Ia. f,hat,,,,,,,, l,Ito,, ,.fth tha al
"ili"u ot ptahkA pItN'h'eH ny ihth'fF
| The resolutions follow
'sT'he nnnptets marty of the limited aiatnn
! aaaemht.d III national cnpvanttou thia
| ioth aaV ar MAY ls0o at,armtnv our I'M
shaken beIief n the cardinal tenpta of
/ the naopls'a marty na art forth IN the
| rnaha nlntfny,n aud ntcas,tpg n,,rsel,es
| aney. q, s,,nttn,,sd advnsa,Y of than.
srs,,d ,,,tnrlnins ~ hnm.n iibs,tv nntll
| ,tsht .t,ait ,,t,,n,tb n,cr ,,,tvht ana 1--we
ayr erred ~ adont aud ,,raetaim thia
| aa.lars,,,,,,, ~ saI,h.
oii ~, d.,nasd The initiative and ref.
erendum.
80, ~, ,.,,ana the n,,hiie au,narabln
ga ,,,,s.,, a., - ,h,s., ,sarN ~ s,,,f,,i
.ss,'.,l'.,, t,.,,, s,,,..t.s,,
,shi'h -. r,,,,,,i, ,n,v sl.r, s,,rb ag rail-
,a,,ds ,ai.,s,nt,h suJ toionhnne tlnrn coal
,nlnrg ~
"r1 1hc land. inrudinr all natural