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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-09
RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,.
EASTERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
kennehac Division.

EN0uHtV0OS 6tSsStous
Commencing June
I q! !
IL, 1902, Steamer
~ N Della Collins
AA will leave Augusta
Il n MN a Nat $50 p NJ, Hal
III IA IA MAd tlowell at zoo, daily.
GANAlNskEeA NLute kept Sunday,
4&e,lt4fTT1yENTHH7c connecting wit
s.z..zl Is.-.--.==.AS.Ee5 main line steamers
at s.ss, Richmond
a5asl #5 III 40, Bath at 600 p.
49, M. and Popham
Beach at 100 p. M.
for Boston. Returning steamers leave
Union Wharf, Boston, daily, except Sun
day. at geo =. NJ, for landings on the riv-
er. connecting at Gardiner, with steamer
Della Collins" for Hallowell and Au-
gusta.
ALLEN PARTRIDGE, Agent, Augusta
Z. A. COLE, Agent, Hallowell.
A. III. HANSCOM, @ p. & T. A.
CALVIN AUSTIN, Vice Prss't & GENT
Man. 1868 Atlantic Ave. Boston. Mass.
Boothbay Division.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Leave Bath daily Except Sunday at
S;S5 A. NJ. landing at Westport Junction,
Sawyers Island, Isle of Springs. South
port, Mouse. Capitol and Squirrel Islands,
Spruce Point, Ocean Point and Booth
bay Harbor; connects at Mouse Island
for Christmas Cove, Heron Island and
Pemaquid.
Returning leave Pemaquid at LIS p. NJ.
Boothbay at go, making same landings.
Leave 6OOtnDay ItdfDOr l.lo "A. M.
landing daily, Sundays excepted) at
Squirrel and Mouse Is. Southport, Riggs
vile, Westport Junction and Westport
on Mon, Wed, and Fri. at Five Islands,
on Tues, Thurs. and Sat, at Isle OF
Springs and Sawyers Is, connections
rlade with Ocean PIT. and Capitol Is. on
this trip.
Returning leave Bath at go p. NJ
Leave Bath daily, eSc-n. Monday, at
$50 A. NJ, for Wesrport Westport juno
tion, Riggsville, McMahan's and Five Is
lands, Southport. Mouse. Capitol and
Squirrel Is, Ocean PIT. and Boothbay.
Commencing July 1 for Linekins Bay on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Saturday evening express commences
July 9Th. Leave Bath at $50 p. NJ.
Noon express commences July 18th, Tue.
and Sat, leave Bath at lilo A. NJ;
Boothbay Harbor at II A. M.
POPHAM BEACH ROUTE.
Commencing, Monday, June 16, 1902 a
steamer will leave Popham Beach daily.
except Sunday, at Z A. NJ. and p. NJ.
Returning will leave Bath at A. NJ. and
4.45 p. NJ. calling at Phippsburg Centre
and Bay Point each way. Call at Hinck
ley's Landing on o'clock trip from Pop
ham and AS p. M. trip from Bath
Commencing Tuesday. July Sth, connec-
tons will be made at Bath with steamer
to and from Wiscasset, and points on
Wiscasset, Waterville and Pennington X.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-09

Since Mr.. +. N. Doubleday in
advertently admitted that it is difficult
to find among British advertisers a
man to become advertising manager of
the new English edition of The Worlds
Work, he has been beseiged by Ameri-
can men who wish to take the English
position. Another difficulty he found
was in getting English printers to I'M
dertake the fine quality Of printing
necessary for the elaborate illustrations
that are feature of The Worlds
Work, on the scale demanded by a
monthly magazine that, on account of
it's news features, goes to press so short
time before it's publication. 1t is
finally decided that the English edition
will carry out the elaborate idea of the
magazine even to the advertisements,
and Mr.. Doubleday, who recently spent
several months in England studying
the situation. believes that British
advertisers will appreciate this when
they are given the chance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-09

While VIII n Harden was writing
"Abncr Daniel" last winter, he often
met Frank II. Stockton in New York at
the Authors club. One afternoon they
were talking about his new book, ana
during the conversation Mr.. Harden
remarked casually that he had been
trying To get up his courage to ask to
he allowed to send Mr.. Stockton copy
as soon as ii was published. Mr..
Harlem had scarcely been assured
that The author Of The Lady or the
Tiger would he very glad to see
"Abner Daniel" when another novelist
sauntcrcd across the room and remark
cd: Frank. D has just sent me Il
copy of his last book and wants me TO
review it. | suppose you are often
bored with similar rcqlcsts?" 1t was
an awkward moment for Stockton and
Harlem. but the former was equal to
the emergency. well" he said care
lcssly lit srathcr hard towrite reviews
of books for friends when one is busy
writing novels, but | do certainly like
to read books written by men | know
The conversation took another turn,
and Harlem walked away. He thought
the matter had passed out of the mind
OF the genial humorist. but a few min
utes later Stockton came to him and
said: Il don't want you to forget to
send me that book. | am greatly in
terested in it But Mr.. Stockton never
lWed to receive the promised first
COPY He died while Mr.. Harden was
reading the proofs Of the novel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-09

Inc late Mr.. John Fiske left two VOL
~ It's Oh essays ready for publication.
NY VIII be published in the early
su'iih by The Macmillan Company
r., "iee The title Essays: Historical ana
hnay' They comprise the only post
i,ous work completed and made
so,s lof the press by Mr.. Fiske him.
n. pelore his death. The contents If
co. volumes will be, Thomas Hutchin-
ss.. iast ROYAL Governor of Massachu-
ms charles Lee, The Soldier of Fort
Ias Alexander Hamilton: Thomas
Iison, The Conservative Reformer.
Ss. Sues Madison. The Constructive
t,eshlan; Andrew Jackson. From
s''lan and Soldier; Andrew Jackson,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-09

Among the many wise sayings in
Mrs. Nancy Huston Banks novel odd
field" A Kentucky Tale of the Last
Century which the London Spectator
reviews very favorably Al much length,
the English reviewer calls attention TO
one which the Spectator offers as q bone
of contention to its readers. 1t is that
mo really sweet woman has a sense of
humour.' Many phrophecies have been
made about this book by critical jour
nails who have welcomed it as a dis
tinct addition to the significant types
in American fiction. Mr. Hamilton w.
Mabie in The outlook is of the opinion
that it is story which is likely to sur
vive and hold it's place in American
literature. 1t is already in it's second
edition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-09

Rudyard Kipling, according to the
New York sun. recently told an AM
erican friend that he hadn't in years
enjoyed anything 50 much as he had
enjoyed making the illustrations for his
Just So Stories"
"The public is so used to taking you
seriously that it doesn't understand
when you turn aside to children
Stories" said the friend.
"Turn aside" echoed KiplinG.
why, man. I'd be ticklcd half to death
if could write well enough to really
interest little children. That would be
big thing-a wonderfully big thing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-09

Mary e. wilkins is writing a series
', unique short stories for Harper's
i~Har. In which rosnances are cleverly
woven about certain trees which are
|aoe TO figure significantly in each
..ory' The Great Pine" appeared in
Wv. W." August Bazaar. a similaride in her
,,ohoerstudies.' published last year by
harpers. though in this case
.',ii'als We're used to give the key
s'es TO the clever stories. Miss Will
a.ns Is spending the summer in Mag
holia, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-09

If is said that Andrew Carnegie is
fond of telling how he was once asked
nv the editor Of a popular magazine for
an article on Organization of Bust
,ess" Well" Mr.. Carnegie is report
cd 10 have replied, Il think l could
write that article. But I'm afraid the
nrice I'd have to ask you would be too
high" "Oh, no. said the editor, I'm
gure we could arrange that satisfact-
orily. Name your own figure Il
could hardly afford to do it for less
than s5,OOOO00," said Mr.. Carnegie,
.miiing a little at the sight of the ed
TORS face. NO, must withdraw that.
What | should put into it has cost ne
more than that, and, of course, you
would not expect me to sell it to you
at less than cost" 1t is needless, per
hans. 10 add that the negotiations for
that particular article fell through; but
Mr. Carnegie gives even what he won't
sell. and his new book, THE Empire o.
Business" is doing much to swell his
popularity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-09

William Stearns Davis says in his
new novel. "Bclshazzar," just publish
Ell by Doubleday, Page & Co, he has
attempted TO show what manner of
city Babylon really was. tie has made
Use Of recent discoveries which enable
US TO know the hitherto obscure Chal-
oea almost as intimately as her great
rival Egypt. Up to u few years ago
story of the time and place of the
handwriting upon the wall at BelshaZ-
ears Feast would have been pure inn
agfnation. and the famous Biblical
tnltacters of the time of the fail of the
hahNlonian Empire could only have
oech handled with far less historical
accuracy. "Belshazzar'' has ended it's
serial runin Everybody's Magazine. the
oreuiation of which it is said to have
Increased very materially. which proves
Enthusiastically that the young author
'" n Friend Of Caesar is not resting
upon his laurels.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-09

Thomas Dixon, 1r., famous even be-
..ro he became the author of The Leo
nards Spots" lives at Elmington, one
- The most beautiful estates in Vir-
einia. King Powhatan lived near his
home and here it was, says tradition,
,hat Pocahontas saved the life of Cap
I'm John Smith. The estate COM
rriees 500 acres with plenty of wood
cook and wild turkey offering pleasant
diversions. Quail are 50 abundant that
tbey are frequently seen on the lawn
,rith the chickens. There is a mile
and a half of water front with some
tuenty-ffve acres of oyster beds. Mr..
NIXON does most of his literary work
In an old house on the other side Of
Elmington creek, though, in the heat OF
completing 1.-The Leopard's Spots
nbapters are said to have been written
aboard railway trains, in railway sta
lions or wherever the author happened
10 be during his working moods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-09

The first edition ono of Robinson
Crusoc," and the second edition OF the
Farther Adventures" of Crusoe, pub
lished in the same year, were Sold IN
London the other day for $l225. Both
works were rare and fine octave copies
In old calf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-25

bur6 Ser Na6mittas aussefaut wurbe.
Ser pom benz Sinansz unb correlpon=
btrenben Sefretdr bes gentraluereins,
Serrn Yeter Sourl@eib, aussearbetz
tete Sabresberi9t lit in folsenber Ste
capitalization suiammensefaBt: Mit=
sliebersabl pon COL 0ereinen So,
500 ; &ahenbeitanb ODER &elerpefonbs
81, OBS, 514. IS; franfe MitSlieoer
rpdbrenb bes Sabres unteritist g.
955; ausbesablte &ranfenunteritib=
uns S143, 147. 2s %seitorben mdbrenb
bes Sabres $40 ausbeSablt an beren
Sinterbliebenen $101, 365. 20; Sc
lammtlumme Ser ausbesablten Inter
itisunsen S244, 512.4s neue Mit=
slieoer aufsenommen 1911; Mit=
slteber aussel9teben 1867. Ser
8unb bes 8. st. 6. Gentralpereins
pon Norb= Mmeritd umfaBt ieet COL
gereine, mel6e ii6 auf 80 Staaten
pertbetlen, unter benen Winnelota
nit 80 9ereinen an Der Spibe itebt.
NeunSebn pom bieien Gereinen per-
idumten, ibren Seri6t einsui6iden.
Orei neue Seretne traten bem Ser
banbe BET unb feds lOten ii@ auf.
9aut &ahenberi6t betrusen bic @inz
uQhmen S2,93S.1S unb Sic @e1ammt=
aussaben $3,279.1S, bemna@ bic
Nussaben bie ginnabmen tint $780,
% i6eriteisen. Ser &allenbeitan6 ant
L. September 1901 mar SIS, 53S. %,
bemna9 berlelbe absisli6 Der Webrz
aussaben pon 1902 i'm 8etrase pom
$40. % am 1. September 1902 nod
So, 1877. 80 betrdst.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-25

lein mOsen, bic Mdnsel gu beieitisen,
bic it9 In bem 9,@eles berausselteut
baben, iouiel itebt felt, baB eine
hidfebr gu benz alien Conventions
1pitem nt9t m0slt6 lit, obne einen
Sturm bes l1nmiaens beraufsube=
|idm0ren. @ednbert mag bas @eleb
perben, a~ufseboben ni@t mebr.
Mm meiiten Ser 8erbeiieruns be-
barftis i9eint bas @eieb in Dem
Yunfte gu fem, bab bic Stimmseber
BET gntsesennabme ber Ganbibatenz
lite anseben mifen, gu pel@er par=
tel iie seb0ren, relpettiue nit wel6er
iie gu itimmen miini6en. Oamit miro
bic slbfi@t Ser sebetmen Mbtimmuns
pereitelt. Das bat audi man6e
8iirser BON Ser 8etbeiliSung absez
ndlten. Inter Benz alien Spitem
mar 6as 8efennen ser garteifarbe
lelb ltuerltdn6li@, aber Bic galtcusperz
iammlunsen maren ni6t notbmen6iger
Weiie suseb0riser She'll bes selamm=
ten @ablactes, bie Yrimdrmabl aber
wir6 ais FOLDER betradtet. Su biez
fem Slime bat baS Oberseri6t pon
Minnelota enti6teben. Yarteiresie=
ruas lit eine fefte ginri6tuns in bte=
fem 2anbe seworben, iie beitebt felt
mie bur@ @eles, unb Yrimdrwablen
iinb bas ein5ise Mtttel, bur6 mel6es
bic Yarteiresieruns 1i6 c%ontituiren
fdnn. Oie Domination 1T sic @runbs
lase ser Wabl llnb es besbalb BON
9rOBter @i6ttsfeit, bab bic Nominae
tionsmetboben nit Dem mOslt9fen
59ube umseben mersen, unb 81 bic
grfabruns lebrt, baB bies muir burd
0fentli6e &eseliruns sei6eben fam,
10 1T es besbalb muir ni9t an9ebra9t,
ioaaern aud 9eboten. baB bic 2eeisz
tatur 8%orfebrunsen trifft, BEN poI=
fommenen Musbrnd Ser Weinungen
bes Yublifums auf 0ifentli@e Soften
gu seutnnen unb m0slt6en 8erlu6un=
gen Ser manipulation bic Ebare gu
perl6lteBen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-25
BET leibe ntbt!

Senator 9anna, Srutmasnat Mor=
gan unb an6ere sottesfirdtise, nm
bie gerbreituna ipeSifil6=amerifanii6z
9riltltder @runbidbe bo@perbiente
Mdnner molleu allo einen Sonb pon
elmer Miaion Dollars aufbrinsen gum
8elten elmer lebbaften Propasanba
ser 2ebren ser gpiscopallette unter
Sen Silipinos-ni9t etma Ben Moros
-iomie iir BEN 8au elmer &atbebrale
in Manila. uOenn", 10 iasen bic Ser
rem in ibrem Nufrufe, res 1T wi6tis,
baB Ste amerifanil@e Gbrtitenbeit in
ben Stanb selett iein lolte, lnter ben
ginseborenen lol9e Nrbeit gu perri6z
ten, pel6e bielelben bon Ben mobltbdti=
gen Mbii6ten bes 8olfes Der Ser.
Staaten i~berseust." Nber baben
benn Sic Stlipinos nidt bereits
btnldnsli@ @elesenbeit sebabt, .ii@
pon Ser grbabenbeit unleres gbriten=
tbums gu iberSeusen, an benz 8eiiptel
unierer tapferen Sol6aten ii9 gu err
bauen? Do6 seben MIR Dem in 8uf=
falO, g. g., erf6eineaben ugourier4
bas Wort, mel6er tn bieler Sa6e ii6
alto perrtebmen ldBt:
uOie na6bridlt9e 8etonuns bes
amerifantidenG ais Jet es
etne gisenart, miro uielei@t BET manz
den 9euten cine selin6e l1eberrai@uns
beruorserufen baben, = obmobl bic
meiiten Silipinos obne 3meifel BON
bieier Sbatia6e i~iberSeust lein merben.
Oie sroBe Webrbeit ber gtnseborenen
linb bereits gbrilten, unb piele ber=
lelben nit elmer Mufri9ttsfeit unb
SrOmmisfeit, mie man iie in unierm
9anbe ni@t eben gu bdufts fin6et,
aber 1penn ibr Gbriitentbum rnfd6is
1T, cine m~obltbdttse Mbli@t gu Mir
btsen, bic lt6 bisber ba6ur@ betbdtis=
tie, bab man benen, mel@en man N9s
tuns fur bahelbe einsuf0Ben winl@t,
Die l1eberseusuns nit &useln beiz
brinst, 6ann ~aDerbinss lit bic Wirfz
Iamfeit Der Sorte amertfanil9en gbriz
tentbums menisftens iniofern gu er=
mutbisen, ala fie elmer 8er6reituus
neuer S6een bur6 Seuer unb S@wert
por5uSieben it," Nuf BEN Ybiz
lippinen mirb aber feline Proielptenz
ma9eret betrteben - BEL letbe nidt!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-25
3ett9emdke @arnunN.

inner StaatsfeuerzW arbein, 6err
Nnorems, benz notwithstanding
itets am 6er5eu selesen, bat bte m0g=
li9e @efabr BON W%alobrdnben tm
n0rblt6en Winneiota mdbrenb bes
6erbites unb bes fommenben @inters
in Nuslt6t seiteut uno barob etne
iebenfaus SeitsemdBe Warnuns er=
laiien. @ntsesenseiett Ser Nnnab=
me, baB bur9 Ben rei9liden &esen=
fall i'm 2aufe bes Sommers bie Sc
fabr Der Walbbrdnbe perminbert lit,
best SER Mnbrems bic Mnli6t, baB
Ser bur@ bic Seu6tisteit er3euste
itarfe untermu@s serabe bic @efabr tn
ii9 btrst, unb bab bic Bel ber iestsen
Erodenbeit fart uermelenbe Malle
bas bette Material bietet, faIs bass
lelbe burd llnuorii9tisteit in 8ranb
seiebt mer6en loute. Oie i@limmen gr=
fabrunsen, mel@e ausenbltdlt9 tnben
Staaten Oresou un6 Walbinstou an
Der Pacificfiite sema@t mer6en, fowie
Die grinneruns an ben fur6tbaren
8ranb TIT inherent eiSenen Staate,
wel@er bic Wdl6er in Der llmsesenb
pon 9tnclep perbeerte unb 10 sroBen
8erluit an Menl6leben CUR Solse
bate, itno ~auer6inss seeisnet, CUR
8orii6t gu mabnen, aber bic Srase,
auf mel@e Mrt Der bette S@us uerau=
italtet uerben fann, 1T feine lei9te.
OaB bic pom Staate anselte0ten
8d@ter fur benlelben ni9t ausret=
@en, lit flar gu ieben, unb ruenu bte
n0rbli9en Counties ni9t lelber ener=
sii6 eintreten, 10 werben ale. @arz
nllnsen unb ale Sema@ten 8ori@ldse
MUIR tn ben @tn6 selpro@ene @orte
fem.
Cine beionbere @efabr liest iest
serabe in benz itarfen .3use Der 8ez
p0lferuns mad Mor6en. Das norb=
meftli9e GAMBIA lit our 3eit Ser Mnz
3iebuusspuntt fur Tauienbe. Die
nod iunsfrduli9e, fur ben @etscu=
bau it9 eisnenbe Sld@e lodt BEN Sar=
met, bic semalttsen @dlber ben 9ol3=
bdnbler, Der Mineralrei9tbum ben
8ersmat,n unb baS Wtlb BEN Sdser.
slus alien bielen &lafien baben it9
partien sebilbet, unb bieie werben
natirli@ auf ibrem 3use 2aserpldse
unb Seuer anainben, : I'm,
ibr gfen gu to@en unb ii@ gu pdrz
men. DaB babel ni@t nit Der n0tbts
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-25

gen Sorsfalt perfabren mirb, 1T ant
sunebmen, nnb bic @entsiten uerben
li6 bic Mibe seben, rpeu1 iie einen
Plab uerlanen, baB bic Seuer aud
srinoli6 selOi@t itnb. Sin @inbz
itoB fam bic sltmmernben Sunfen
sur Slamme anfa9en, unb bas I'M
beil lit 90. Son unieren Staatsmdr=
tern gu perlansen, baB iie Ben Spuz
rem aaer bieler wanbernben 0anbIu-
der, Yrolpettoren unb sSdser folsen,
I'M oie easerfeuer berlelben aussul0z
l6en, lit natirlt9 ein Dins Ser I'M
mOsli6teit, unb besbalb tritt an bic
gommiiidre ber n0rbli6en Counties
Die unabweisbare Yft9t beran, bic
@d9ter NIT alien &rdften gu unter=
itiben. Oie Staatsseiese seben ib=
men Nutoritdt fir ale fit n0tbts se=
baltenen MaBresln, unb Grtra=s(u
saben werben pom Staate pergitet.
DaB @albbrdnbe nit pouem gr=
fols nur In seorbneten Soritmirtbz
i6aften besesnet werben tam, liest
auf Der 9anb. sSn einem BON alem
unterbols sefldrten 8albe 1T bte
Seuerssefabr auf Elm Minimum be-
l@rdntt, aber nebitSem Tam iebr uiel
sef6eben, tint ernites nnbeil absuz
menben, unb in bteier 9inii6t ioute
pom ben gommihdren ni@ts perldumt
mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-25
Gin biplomatii9es 9ofument.

Sic Note unleres Staatslefretdrs
9ap an bic Stsnaturmd6te bes 8er=
liner 9ertrases unb bic slei9aeitis,
permutbli@ mad porbertser gertdn6i=
suns, BON Der britii@en &esieruns
an bie beuti9e unb bte anberen Md6te
erlaiiene Ginlabuns gu Mabnabmen
betreffs Ser Subenfrase In &umdnien
baben bie Mufmerfla Ser g0lfer
mieber einmal auf bic traurisen i3uz
itdnbe in ienem 9anbe selenft. Oie
Ser. Staaten nebmen Bic Mahenausz
manberuns Ser Suben na@ ibren Sc
ltaben CUR Geranlaiiuns ibres Yroz
teites, BEN iie nit &e@t audi NIT Dem
Mantel bumitdren Sntereiies rmtlei=
Ben t0nnen, Sic europdii6en Md6te
mihen itb an lire moralil@e Ser
pfli@tuns erinnern laien, TIM bic rlz
mdnii@e @esieruns gu grfaauns ibrer
perfai5unssmdBtsen Pfi@ten ansus
balten. Entertaining Ser slei9eu bir=
serli9en an6 polttil@en &e@te Der
sSuben pie Ser 6rtltlt@en 8epolferuns
NOR ste @runbbebtnsuns, unter mel=
der bic Md@te Der ~ebemalisen thrift
16en Yropin3 lire Souperdnitdt susez
itanben. Nuf benz Papter lit bas mobl
9ei9eben, praftti9 abet Der Sube Der
Yariab seblteben, mtbbanbelt unb &C.
d9tet, obne @elesenhett, feline setitisen
Td6isfeiten CUR gntmideluns gu brtn=
gen, Elm slet@bere@tistes, nibli@es
Msitslieb bes Staatsmelens gu mer=
ben. Man bat i'm uon alien @elesen=
beiten bes Sortl6ritts aussel9lo1en
unb 10 Elm 8ep0lferunsselement se=
l@affen, bas bur6 Nrmutb nnb So
norans tiefe Sdatten auf bas gulturz
Bills ienes 9anbes mtrft.
@obltbdttse 9anbsleute baben Wsit=
tel bel@afft, etnen m0sli9it sroben
Ebeil Der unslidlt6en mad Dem ebe=
mails rselobten 2anbe" Der Sreibeit,
Ben Ser. Staaten, gu i6afen, mo- iie
l,nter freieren 9ebensbebinsunsen iid
se6eibli9 gu entmideln perm0@ten,
,pie es Dor bieler 3eit bie Maiienaus=
uanberuns k%auienber ibrer eeibens=
Senonen setban ; aber bas ueberbanb=
nebmen bieler gtnmanbererflafle errest
BIER 8elorsniB. Man mill bas all=
semetne Mnimilationsuerf, bas baus
ernb Dor ii6 sebt, nidt nod DEFENDERS
eri@mert mifien. Oaber Der Proz
tet, Der aud suslei6 bic 9offnuns
sibt, bab bas be6uuernswertbe 2oos
Der llnslidli9en pon Der ba5u aufse=
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unb 10 miro aud Ser sesenmdrtise
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