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Willmar tribune., 1900-10-17

wv. O.
Mrs. Martha Lindberg, wife of the
late Albert Lindberg, was the victim
Of a surprise party last Saturday
evening, given by large number OF
her friends. She was presented with
a purse of money containing over $40.
All present report having spent very
pleasant evening". I'VE noticed in
the last weeks issue of the Tribune
that Mr.. August Norman will be mar
ried on the 25th inst. Mr.. Norman is
a former Mamre resident and has a
host of friends here. We take pleas
ure in extending our hearty congratu-
lations ....Louis Ostlund !. # for
Dassel Saturday, where he attended
religious meetings over Sunday and
also visited friends. :. The marriage
Of Mr.. Gustaf LindQuist of this place
and Miss Nicholina Thornesssof Arc
,ander took place last Thursday al
the home Of the brides parents. MIR.
Lindquist is a we'll known young man
here ADD was private IN the. 18th
Minnesota regiment. We wish him
aud his bride long life of happiness
and prosperity. A reception was
given at the home of the groom's
father Sunday evening 49,. The smil-
ing countenance Of Patt Rudquist aud
Br ght Beline of Dasse: is seen every
day at the F. o. Carlson threshirg rig,
...... . The Sletten- -Hallquist threshing
company did some threshing around
here last week I. = -. If the weather con-
tinues fine the threshing willbe finished
in about q weeks time from now.
E. ss q. = NEWsBoY. ..=t
Willmar tribune., 1900-10-17

We understand that o. Jorgen Olson
has made arrangement to fall back
into his present position when the
people throw him down on the sixth
of November It isn't every man that
can run for two Offices at the same
time, but then o. Jorgen isn't COM
mon mau either.
Willmar tribune., 1900-10-17
For Sale ar Rant .

50 acres improved land with house.
we'll, gra nary and stable, located
& midway mid between Kard iyohl and village
5of o'f. s picsr Il town Of Green Lake, . .
u Address STEPHEN TIERNEY, Kan
diyohi, Minn. 1914
Willmar tribune., 1900-10-17
NAM RE-.
Oct. l.,

Mrs. 0. II. Bergstrom and daughter
returned to their home at Hector,
Minn., Monday. .....J. F. Lofgren re-
turned from Minneapolis last week,
where he has been getting treatment
from doctor. He is reported to haye
improved. 80. Miss Emma Erlandson
of Ains'ie Lane will teach school at
PennOck this fall. -. Rev. Heiner of
Minneapolis conducted services at
East Salem church Friday evening.
....Ms IS Agnes Anderson left for
Minneapolis Wednesday ...... Lind
gren Bros. have ordered 10000 straw
berry plants from nursery man who
was around here. Evidently they in
tend having ''beats 'em all'' straw
berry bed. 30. M. Frykman, who is
travelling for the Northwestern Tele-
phone company, visited at the home
of his parents over Sunday. He re-
ports that Bryan and Lind are the
most favored ones along the line.
Hurrah! .... Nils and Erick Norsen
of Moore's Prairie called on old
friends here last week. They were
enroute to their new home at Morris.
Willmar tribune., 1900-10-17

The people who are more interested
in the moral welfare of the community
than in the party names are rallying
around P. n. Frye in grand style.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-09
VEGA Y COMPANIA
GOMsEGMATARI0s DE BUQUES
PONCE P r.

Sc encargan de las impoPtaciUnes
de todas classes y procedencIas, co
rretaje Ell general cunducclon de
las mercancIas al punto pueblo IL
nitrofe que 50 les deSigne hasta su
entrega los intereSadOs, sufragandO
todos los gastos pOr cuenta de aque
Hos.
Esta casa va conocida, que viene
pPOpOrcionandO al cOmerciO de esta
ciudad Y al de los pueblOs circunsye
cinOs, toda clase de yentaiaS Y faci-
lidades para la reception de sus i'm
portaciOnes v mercancias, ha intro
ducidO muy convenientes mOdItica
clones para el comerciO ell general,
pues cuenta hoy ademas con ageucia
en esta Playa para ell cabotage y EN-
barque de cuaIquier producto 0 fru
t0s del pals que So quleran hacer
por nueStrC cOnductO, con las mismas
comodidades que para las importaclo
mes.
Ell senior Nieyes, antique Official de
Aduana y que venla fgurando en- es
ta Playa con una Agencla de cabota-
ge Y despacho de buques, hoy nues-
tro unico socio, eS blen conocidO de
este comercio y garantia de que de
jaremos satisfechOs los que nos hon
rem con SuS encargOS.
Sc aceptan representations.
Oficinas: Cristina bajos Y Playa.
Tel6fono numeros y 2l7.
Ponce, Dicbre. q de 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-09
4s Bib1iotooa de LA DEmOCRACrA

oada diez leguas pero captan hombre prudente
dDo:-Tu dudaras, pero 20 no, de que ell duque de
Guisa los sigue al g encuentran habra oombate
II lEscuchad-exclam6 Malican interrum pi6ndole
entreabriendo Ia puerta.-Se alguen gallo.
ps..-El captan sali6 de la taberna pocos minutog
dsspu6s murmur6:-Es extraho. solo los oabaIlcs
de Tarbes gslopan asf
-IDios mfol lQl6 habra pasado2-excIam6 Mali.
can Plbrao SO met6 en- la taberna dioiendo:-Con-
viene yer sin que vean; direction solo so
puede r al Louvre
Tai vez. .-observ6 M alican porque ell iipete re-
freno en- caballo a La puerta de la taoerna
grit6 besrn@s.-lAbrid IabrdI
-lTruenos sapgrei-exclam6 Maoan saIiendo
preopitadamente.-Es l-y e inete echo pie tierrs
dclendo -ISalvame, porque estanos perdidos!-y En-
rique de Navarro, pues e entr6 en- Ia taber6a an
la que, pesar de la osouridad distdgu6 una sombra
10 que hizO que eehase la espada.
Soy un amigo,-dio voz.
-iPIbrac!-exclsm6 ell rey.
-sOfstesP :.
-Lo .e todo, senior, y no soy 20 ell que hara trai
cion rey,-respondio Ell capitan acento de nro
funda lealtAd mientras que Malioan levaba ell cabao
3 la cuadra
-AhI exolam6 Ell rey de Navarro, dejandose oaar
rendido de oanssncio baneo. SConque 10 ssbeis
todo, Pibrac2 o-'
ST
-Paes 10 que no sabeis que todo sc perdi6
Me 10 figure al Yer volver Vuestra Maiestad
Nos han hecho traci6nF Suced6 alpuna daa
gracla al que nos preeedi62 Es misterio pero 10
oierto 90 que mas ALA de .Bois no enoontramos ca
balos dlspnestos alcspzsron ounce hombres man
dados. .AhI No 10 adivinar6is nunca! Pibrae
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-09
La Noche de sam RartoIome
-Aunque hagais 10 que querais.
-n6u1o os%ou9

-Aunque hagais 10 que querais.
-D6nde estanp
-Ese es mi secreto,-dijo Patureau Pibrac COM
pregunt6
-Quiero Glen pistolas, ,-oontest6 Patureau y el "a
Pltan retrocedi6 paso, exolamando:-IEst&s bora
emo! SComo quleres que Official aventurero como
20, tepga esa oantidad ell hueco de la mano2
-El rey la tendra.
-Pfdeseas 81.
-Fai antes no me dejaron entrar
-Yo to acompahar6.
- -Vamos,-dJo Patureau Y su resolu oi6n hizo VA
CHAR al captain que contest6: 81 vo oue soy Pibrao
capltaa de gusrdias diese palabra de oabalero
que manana antes de las dooe tendras las Glen naolaa
SdudariasP 49, ~ P'o4"0'
NO, Venld conmigo, ,-contest6 ell dependents one
suVo oonnanza en- La paIsbrs de Pibrsc Ie ey6 an
casa en- Ia que saoo entire Ia paja del jeg6n los pape
!ss que Ie entrego No sabemos tenfsn 6 no muoha
10 d1ioo que podemos deoir es que ell ca
Pa1 ess1vo encerrado mas de una bora CON Pature,u
qae coanao Sc separaron le entreg6 cuenta todo ell
ulne,o It que nevada enclma que era pooo Como
noOIe Prudente guard6 los programmes bso uu coeto
que aDrocho con gran cuidado
- como no era ada la hora de la cita que tenfa CON
@Lcdn' regreso con m0oha calma al Louvre hacienda
% sigulente monoIogo:-Los dooumentos oue Ilevo en-
son oe tai naturaeza que bastarfan para engIar al
uuq"e oe Gaisa y a>sus hermanos ell de Mayeira al
o0ena delar la oabeza la plaza la Greve pero
Po oesgfacia para obtener resultado que
amente oenencloso para Francia Y la monarqufa, se
neoesiSarla que ell rey fuese muy disnto del que yo
slIVo,-y exoaIo IN prof0ndo suspiro.-Pero suponga
IA 1o que me voy yer al rey que le revelo Ell plan
"e oonsplraeion que pudo enVolver Franoia eptera -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-09
MUY IMPORTANTE

Sc aceptan Comisiones para COM
pra venta de Acciones del ~CreditOD
de Ia &Luz Electrica~, en- La Agen-
cia de negocios de Luis l.. Yordan
paYila. Cristina, Ponce. Enero 30.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-09
ABAD, STEINACH ER & co.
IN9ENIGRO CIvILES

SO Fifth Avaan-, Nav York
Sa enoarg&r >n Il .'ry.a'z4r ssnpr~~>,
para Ia exploitation j., nonces'on-a "a.
Ia nurse, r'egos ohr>- De inssas ge
rersi so Porto Rino an cosn5ina 3i6a Dc
,s Est&dos Tn 1os.
R4Urssan7aato aa Pu"fbc Roo:
TgLro e 4cs1S >1Txe oo~1s
- e tpr
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tel la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-09
LA = 10 CE
COInpanla de vapOres itaiianOs

81 vapor itaiano CENTRIC AMERICA Iegara este
del 10 de caga para Saint Thomas, Santa
Cruz de Tenerfe G6nova, Napoes Veneca Lvorno Trieste;
pasaeros para Saint Thomas Santa Cruz de Tenee
G6nova, Napo.es Barcelona via Geneva
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-09
CONDICIONEs 2 CONCEsIONEs

dbn prendo en- antopad n
admidoa Los
Aaa1e q III OporIO
de
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q
oferenoa enus oaalo pagado o T.e
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4A
"H
pe oaoeo
L." oSo AsN
SkaUhA-S oonpaMa
"sr~ os AgensH plaza.
nAYOL HERNANOS & Co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-27
HOLDS GERMANY AND
RUSSIA RESPONSIBLE

New York, Dec. II. - A dispatch
to the journal and Advertiser from
London says:
Cardinal Vaughan has issued pas
toral letter on the subject of Chinese
massacres, declaring that the political
encroachments of European powers,
especially Germany and Russia. are
largely responsible for the recent up
risings. The Cardinals letter is sup
posed to be inspired by the Vatican.
He says:
while the social upheaval Of China
was primarily revolt against Christ.
ianity. its most recent phase was
reused into activity by the encroach.
ments Of foreign powers. notably Ger.
many and Russia, on Chinese terri
tory. by the reactionary policy OF the
empress dowager and by the encour-
agements given the native secret so.
cieties to combat the reforms promul.
gated by the emperor.
1.-THE murder of two German mis-.
sionaries In Shan Tung being made a
pretext for the seizure by Germany,
shows how well the soil was prepared.
even antecedently. for the causes emu.
merated for the more extensive move.
ments that followed.
"The danger to which Christians In
China are likely to be exposed In con
sequence Of foreign aggression. Is
thoroughly realized by those interest
ed in missions, and was pointed out
in one of our church magazines as far
back as May. 1898.
The action Of Germany in seeking
territorial compensation was especi
ally referred to as likely to lead to
Identification In the heather mind oi
western religion with western poll
ticians. This has literally come 70
mass, rendering the recent upheava'
doubly formidable. as a combination
OF fanatical fury with political hatred
OF foreigners"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-27
COUNTER PROPOSITION

London, Dec. II. - Discussing the
attitude of the United States Senate
relative to the Hay-Pauncefote treaty
the Westminster Gazette says today
that 1t is perfectly natural that the
United States should desire to enact
guarantees against the use OF the Mic
aragua canal by an enemy in the event
of war The article In question de-
clares that because America desires
a concession that is not sufficient rea'
son for making II without being given
an equivalent In return, and suggests
that "a way out Of the difficulty IL to
settle the vexatious Alaskan boundary
against the abrogation Of the Clayton
Bulwer treaty"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-27
Of HONOR CROSS

New York, Dec. II. - A dispatch
to the Journal and Advertiser from
Paris says
The cross OF the Legion Of Honor
has been conferred upon Nine. Beros.
thorn, wife of the Austrian charge dat.
flares at Picking, for her heroic con.
duct and assistance to the French dur.
ing the siege of the legation.
Only one other foreign woman has
been thus decorated. She is Marie
Schellenck, a Belgian woman, who dis.
guised her sex and Joined Napoleon's
army as a private soldier and became
a corporal. a sergeant and then lieu
tenant. She served seventeen years.
went through twelve campaigns and
was eight times wounded. Napoleon
decorated her personally In 1908
This Napoleonic affair is recalled In
the decoration OF Madame Berosthorn,
who. with her husband, Is rewarded
for their personal bravery in defending
ing the French legation after Minister
fichon had gone to the British lega'
ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-27
1T NAY CAUSE Us
TROUBLE WITH FRANCE

New York. Dec. II. A special to
the Times from Washington says:
The territory until recently In dis.
pute between Brazil and France. and
which has been decreed TO belong TO
Brazil. may shortly become the sub.
Jet between France and the United
States under the Monroe doctrine.
This territory, lying south OF French
Guiana. In the Brazilian state of Para.
and containing 100000 square miles,
was claimed by Brazil and France,
and Switzerland was made arbitrator.
Her decision was In favor of Brazil.
II Is now reported that some French
financiors, anticipating that the decis.
ion would be favorable TO France. had
already invested their capital in this
territory. They are now. II Is said.
trying to engineer deal by which the
French Government will buy this land
from Brazil.
The state department has absolutely
no knowledge on the subject. Its at.
tention has. however. been called 20
the matter, and the attempt OF the
French capitalists to secure govern.
ment aid In getting their money back
will be watched with interest. There
Is hardly any question. II Is said at the
department, that such action would he
violation of the Monroe doctrine and
would call forth protest from the
United States.
As long as the claim was In It's
original form France might have
claimed that she was simply rectifv.
ing her boundaries, and that the Unit
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-27
British Prisoners Released.

London, Dec. 16. - The following
dispatch has been received by the
war Office from Lord Kitchener:
Pretoria, Dec. Is. - Five offic FRS
and 316 men, Magliesberg prisoners,
have been released.
"The Beers surrounded and captured
100 of Brabant's Horse In defile in
Zastron district.
Colonel Bloomfield, moving on Vry'
held, defeated the Beers with heavy
loss, driving them from Scheeper's
Mex and capturing quantity Of arms
The Scheeper's Mex movements occur
red December 18th.
The Beers who attacked Vryheid
on December 10th lost 100 killed and
wounded before they retired. The
fighting lasted all day, the enemy
drawing OFF at 1880 p. m. The British
loss was six killed, nineteen wounded
and thirty missing. Our casualties IN
clude two officers, who died Of theil
wounds"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-27
INVESTIGATE ALASKA JUDGE

Washington, Dec. IL. - In the
Senate today Mr.. Carter of Montana
introduced a resolution calling upon
the judiciary committee to investigate
and report to the Senate the facts In
the matter OF the charges against
Juage Noyes OF Alaska. The .resolu-
ton is more comprehensive than that
presented by Mr.. Brick OF Indiana
in the House, and covers allegations
previous to the appointment OF Judge
Noyes. It was referred to the judici'
airy committee.
The Senate at 1870 p. m. went into
executive session for the further con-
sideration of the Hay.Pauncefote
treaty.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-27
DIVIDE Db VETS FORCE

Maseru, Dec. II. - It appears that
DeWet's forces were twice repulsed
before breaking through the British
lines in the neighborhood Of Thaban.
chu. In the third attack DeWet led
in person. With a few determined
men he charged and broke the British
lines, the rest Of the commando fol
lowing. He was forced, however, TO
leave in the hands of the British a To-
FOUNDER and fifteen wagons with am
munition and stores. Commandant
.iaasbroek, with a commando and two
guns, tried to get through Spring
kantsck, but was driven back, losing
forty men.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-27
A,sib. srotsB 400 ioObsr..
ALEXANDER { BALDwIN,LM
ot-tpGtsRss
Sugar Factors and -
AgestD

AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Commercial & Sus1 C
Olaa Sugar Co.
Haiku Sugar Co.
Paia Plantation Company.
Nahiku Sugar Company.
kihei Plantation 60.
Haw allan Sugai Co.
kahului Railroad Company.
AND.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-27

Tn. Evening Ruilstin. rs cents %
mouth
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-27
The California and Oriental 5. =. e
". G. Irwin & So
Limited
Limited

AGENTS FOR
Western Sugar Refinery Co., OF -
Francisco.
Baldwin Locomotive Works. -
Philadelphia, Penn, u. S. A.
Newell Universal Mill Co. (Nationas
Cane Shredder). New York, U. 8. A.
N, ohlandt & Co.'S Chemical Fert1nA
gers.
Alex. Cross & Sons, high grade ~
tilizers for Cane and Coffee.
Reeds Steam Pipe Covering.
ALSO OFFER FOR SALE
Parafilne Paint Co.'S p. & b. Pain0
and Papers: Lucol and LinsseG
Oils, raw and boiled.
1ndurine Ga cold-water paint, o.
white and colors.
Filter Press Cloths, Cement. LAne
and Bricks.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-20
ct. Glou0, Mtnueiota, D%onnertag oen 90. De5er1ber, 1900

Yrdlibentenmabl. Wc&inleg erbielt
i'm Sabre 1896 1902, 272 Stimmen
beuer inbeilen MIR 1855 mebr,
bas beiBt 1888, 100, mdbrenb Srpaas
Sotum gar BON 6, 1902, 925 I'M Sabre
1896, auf $500, $50 Stimmen in
1900 Suridstns. Oas bebeutet, baB
nabesu 1900, 900 Stimmseber gar
ni6t an bic 8ablurne sinsen. Ser
ProSentIas Der Stimm=unluitisen, 10
abnorm sroB sr ii6 bereits tn bieien
s3ablen BARTLETT, wlrbe ein nod uiel
bebeutenoerer sewelen leiu, ,uenn bie
~selpaltisen Initrensunsen Der Wabl=
mai9tne betber ga, lens aulenbe un6
@bertaulenbe pon 8irsern ni6t 10
suiasen an ben 9aaren gum St;mmtaz
item sel9leppt bdtt. @enn ii9 in Der
bemotrattI6en Partei eia tiefes Weib.
trauen sesen 8rpan befunbete, 10
tam mon auf Der anberen Sette feines
rpe9S bebaupten, Dap bic replbltta=
uii@en Stimmseber 9errn Mcainlep
nit gntbuiiasmus unteritabten. SIN
ei6te bieler Wablitatiitif, wel6e ale
parteifanatii@en &ommentare iber ben
Saufen wtrft, fam man nar gu Dem
einen S@lub selansen, bab ndmli4
bas amerifanii9e 9olt nit ben grd=
ltbent19aftsz &anbtSaten beioer gars
teien iebr unsufrieoen rpar. Maes
&rdben iber Elm aaseblt6 entbuiiaz
itil9es @nboHement Ser &bmintitra=
tions= Politit tann bieie Sbatla@e
ai9t aus Der 8elt i@affen unb wenn
Serr Mc&tnlep ii6 bur9 ben @abl=
Nusfau gang beionoers e~rmuibist fablt,
auf benz einseidlasenen 8ese fortsu=
fabren, 10 fann ODER wta ct nidt bic
8ebeutuns bes @abl=M usiaaes uer=
iteben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-20
Gnglana, Oeutl9lanb unb Sapa

Gnglanb, Oeuti9lanb unb sSapa,
baben lt9 perbinbet gu semeinlamer
Politit in @bina. Natdrli9 erfldren
bic bret &abinette, baB iie bur6aus
friebfertis unb pon ben beiten @e=
iinnunsnen sesen ben Sof pom Yefius
beieelt iinb. Nber barauf tommt IS
ni9t an. Die Sbatia9e, baB iie nun
eine militdrii9 bominirenbe Steuuna
Gbtna unb &uBlanb seseniiber elm
nebmen, 1T basesen uor bober Be-
beutung. Our9 ben 8eitritt Sapans
erbalten bic beiben teutonii9en Mddte
ndmli6 ni@t muir elm ti9tises Salfs=
beer i'm Safe Der Notb, ionoern aud,
mas uiel mi6tiser lit, cine Operaz
%tionsbaiis, 9dfen unb Seltunseri aub
arlenale, Oods unb bic 0ebeusmittel
eines srcben aanSes fur tire eisener,
Sruppen. Sic f0nnen alio raid un6
biais elm Serr in bas gastie Sbal
ober na6 Der @orbsrense uon China
werfen, wdbrenb &uBlanb ober China
lelbt bas nur lanslam unb nit enor=
men Soften tbun f0nnten. ga elm
Seer betdnbisen Na6idub brau9t
an frtl9en Sruppen unb an &riess=
material, 10 mirbe Der l1nteri6ieb inn
&oitenpunfte auein BEN neuen Orei=
bunb unuioeritebli@ MAIDEN, Ioferu
ietne Slotten ni@t etua sei9lasen
mdren, ct alio bic Seemese perlieren
wirbe. Oas aber lit febr unmabr=
i9einlt9, benn bic fombinirten Slot
ten BON England, Seuti9lanb unb
Sapan iino meitaus bic itdrfite Sees
ma9t Der Welt. Oas reue 8lnbnib
fldrt alio bic Situation. Sortar.
werben 9onbon l1nb Berlin enti6eiben.
wie gbina restert merben iou. Natir=
lid ni@t auf immerbar aber aGf eine
lanse 3eit. unb ie ldnser bieie @or=
munbi9aft mdbrt, I'M 10 beiier perbeu
bte Ser. Staaten fabren. Oenn bic
9erbin6eten miiien n~atursemdB in
China m0sli@it freten 9anbel nit
allen Nationen unter p6liser @lei9=
bere@tisans berielben %einfibren. Oas
aber lit ales, mas mir in Oit=MTen
eri treben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-20
&eligionsantras hes Gentruma.

Ote @entrumsfaction bes 6euti9en
&ei@stass, 70 i@reibt bas @iener
n8aterlanb," bat eiaen @eiebentmurf
einsebra@t, Der bic alIsemeine gin=
fabruns elmer mtrflt@en &elisionss
freibeit, eine concrete lesale Toleran3
TN san3en beuti@en @ei@ssebiete Be-
spedt. Man iollte rneinen, baB Elm
FOLDER @ntras unb @ntmurf pom ali
Oenienisen iubelnb besrlbt pirbe,
tpel@e Sie Golerans ais cine Ser sr6B=
ten @iseni@aften Der @euseit preiien
un6 Eolerans forbern fir ieben slber=
wis, ie6e 9sttloitsfeit, iebe relisi6ie
8erirruns, fur bic 8erwerfuns Der
&elision ielbft. 8eit sefebltl &ei=
ne Sanfaren ertOnen gu gbren Der
uaderen Yalabien ruabrer Eolerans.
r1nb ruarum2 @eil bic Mntraslteuer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-20

Go 5eigt f@ INNER mebr, mie por=
eilis 2orb &oberts sebanbelt bat, als
Ct ben Gries in Sibafrifa in elmer
Proclamation ais beenbet erfldrte.
Ser &ries lit in @abrbeit nod 10 me-
mtg beenbet, baB 0or6 &oberts fid
iebt sen6tbist seieben bat, cine 8er=
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