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The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-12

without anything, although the Con-
sui was a prominent member Of the
Association. Then there was some
reference to titles. which the Consul
was alleged to make use of In going
amongst the Japanese. These were
Honorable" and IN. p" The speak
er said the Japanese were not over
awed by titles. They were imbued
with the spirit Of democracy and their
reverence for titles was diminishing.
''Mr Saito is very much mistaken II
he thinks he can overawe the Japanese
with the title of M. p or Honorable
1.-THE Japanese government is not un-
aware of the state of the feeling. OF
the Japanese here toward Mr.. Saito.
That he is about to be recalled I may
say can be likened to a lamp when II
goes out. At first the flame begins to
flicker and then passes away into
darkness.
MIR. Saito must know Of the evil
practices of the immigration compa-
MES and the Kei Hin Bank. but he
does not interfere to protect the Japa-
nese. II he Is aware of these practices,
he must investigate and report to his
government, and suggest a plan to
correct the abuses. but he does nothing.
II he does not know of the practices
of the Immigration companies and the
Kei Hin Bank then he is unworthy to
be retained in the position OF Consul
General. If he does not take measures
to stop these practices then he is one
of the odious clique. Mr.. Saito can
not keep up the organization of the
Central Japanese Society. He is like
a weak horse that breaks down under
the burden of three or four sacks Of
rice. The people here have no conf
dence in him."
Mr.. Shimada was followed by Mr.. Ia
kei who spoke to the subject: THE
earnest appeal of the 10000 japanese
In Hawaii" following along the lines
spoken of by Mr.. Shimada, the latter
concluding the speechmaking by re-
marks directed to the "odious clique
The attack on the immigration COM
panies is to the effect that the GER
tificates of deposit which the immi-
grants bring with them to this coun-
try-the dollars they have to show the
United States officials to be allowed
entry into the islands-are taken up
by the immigration companies and the
bank named, and kept on deposit, all
sorts of charges being made against
the certificates. They cannot be taken
out for some time, and in case of death
removal. etc., it is alleged that the
immigration companies and the bank
are the gamers.
he
throughout.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-12
ENCOURAGING
AGRICULTURE

"a one industry country is bound to
come to grief. sooner or later" said
DR.. Walter Evans, chief of the Divi-
sion of Insular Stations in the Depart
ment of Agriculture yesterday.
Dr. Evans came to Honolulu on the
Korea, and called on Governor Carter
i'm company with Director Jared G.
Smith of the Honolulu Experiment Sta
ton in the course of the afternoon. He
was seen shortly afterwards and talk
ed freely of his visit to Honolulu, but
of course had been in town too little
time to speak of the work Of the de-
partment here.
IT was inspecting the stations on the
Pacific Coast" he said, land the Homo
lulu station comes properly with those.
have not done any inspecting yet, Of
course. 1 have had a long CONVERSE
ton with Governor Carter, and Mr..
smith has outlined plan that will in
volve a week or two of travel about
the islands, but 1 do not know just
yet what my plans will be. I shall
remain in the islands aDout three
weeks.
Eyes, we are striving to incnlcate the
wisdom of diversification Of agriculture
al industries. That was Secretary
Wilson's chief fight. He has tried and
tried to convince the southern farmers
that cotton is not the whole thing.
1t may pay and pay well for a success
sion of years, but the time will come
when the farmer who sticks to one
crop will come to grief. That time is
bound to come. The one industry coun-
try always gets up against trouble
in the long run.
"Of course we will try to encourage
diversified farming here and will give
you all the help that the department
can. AS 1 have said, that is what We
are trying to do everywhere. And
shall make a study of conditions here
and report on them to the head OF
the department at Washington-condi-
tions and possibilities. The head of
the department bases his reports, you
know, on the work of the inspectors
in the field"
It is probable that DR.. Evans will
be taken to visit the tobacco planta-
ton at Hamakua while here, and he
will likewise make a study of the en-
tire agricultural situation in the is
Department of Agriculture at Washing
ton as exhaustive a report as possible
on agricultural conditions. His coming
is but another proof of the interest that
is taken in island affairs by the powers
of the central government at Washing
ton.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-12
AS OTHERS SEE US.

The Meadvnle (Pa) Tribune-Repub-
lican has the following of local inter
est:
The Tribune Republican is indebted
to Mrs. Scrimger of North Park avenue
for copies of Honolulu and Maui
(Philippines) newspapers. The former
contains an interesting and graphic
description of the present activities of
the volcano at Kilauea, and in the for
mer is found a very complimentary
paragraph concerning the work of the
Meadville lady's son, G. l.. Scrimger,
chief engineer and at present acting
manager of the Pioneer mill at La
haina. The plant includes large
plantation. The napers of both is.
lands are up-to-date in the way of
news, and well edited and well printed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-12
LILLIAN LESLIE
in HONOLULU

The San Francisco Examiner of May
2, says: Detective Harry Reynolds saw
Lillian Leslie at Honolulu on March
IA, and he was informed by other per-
sons that she was on her way to China.
There was another woman with Miss
Leslie, and Reynolds thinks the two
women were travelling together. Rey-
nolds said yesterday:
"When / first saw Miss Leslie she
and another woman were riding down
in the elevator at Young's hotel at
Honolulu. The Leslie woman recog-
nized' me and stared back, but she said
nothing and i did not speak to her.
The two women went over to the Ha-
waiian Hotel, and l followed them
there, being curious to know what the
Leslie woman was doing in Honolulu.
! saw her and the other woman on the
veranda of the Hawaiian Hotel, talk
ing to several Englishmen. was told
that the women had met the men on
the steamer from San Francisco and
that the Leslie woman was going to
China. / left Honolulu on the follow
ing day. / do not know what became
of the Leslie woman"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-12
A Honolulu Case

Many More Like 1t in Honolulu.
The following case is but one of
many similar occurring daily in Homo
lulu. 1t is an easy matter to verify its
correctness. Surely you cannot ask for
better proof than such consul i've
evidence.
Jurgen Walter of this city tells us
as follows: my age is 79--well past
the ordinary span of life-and am
the parent of eight children. Being
so far advanced In years, regard the
relief obtained from Doan's Backache
Kidney Pills.
/ suffered from a lame back for
years, but after taking some OF the
pills (procured at HOLSTERS drug
store) was greatly benefited, and am
satisfied the pills did me much good"
Our kidneys filter our blood. They
work night and day. Wher healthy
they remove about 500 grains of i'm
some part of this impure matter is
left in the blood. This brings on many
diseases and symptoms-pain in the
back, headache, nervousness, hot, dry
skin, Rheumatism, govt, gravel, dis
order, eyesight and hearing. dizziness,
irregular heart, debility, drowsiness
dropsy, deposits in the urine, etc. But
IL you keep the filters right you will
have no trouble with your Kidneys.
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
sold by all chemists and storekeepers
at so cents per box or will be mailed
on receipt of price by the HOLSTER
Drug Co.. Wholesale agents for the Ha-
walian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-12
ANCHOR TO W|NDWARD
IF COUNTY ACT STANDS
Bill from Senate Judiciary Committee Close
Vote on Dr. Judd's Nomination..
TO Fight the Mosquito.
tFrom Thursdays Advertiser)

Neither of Legislature did much business yesterday,
that the Senate has of the pending legislation
of The House took today off and the
would likewise but that majority persuad
ed something would turn up this morning
In the hour the Senate session it furnished narrow
escape collision with executive appointment and rather
bill of the of anchor windward for
Territory the of the judicial strandng of the County
Act This proposed vigorously fought not only by
but by other members who regarded it
the light disqualification by the Legislature had
enough though for least committee consd
Grafton
message the Governor submitting the ACCESSIBILITY of
making small appropriation for the purpose of carrying Dr.
David Starr ordans suggestion to import to the Territory from
that mosquito larvae referred
in each chamber a committee.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-12
PRINCETON MAY COME.

Unofficial advices received yesterday
by the Sherman are to the effect that
the U. s. gunboat Princeton has re-
ceived orders to cruise from San Fran
cisco to Honolulu and remain here sew
eral weeks. AS the Bennington is also
said to have received orders to visit
this port. Honolulu will soon be sort
of Newport of the Pacific.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-12
A SAFE MEDICINE.

Mothers of small children need not
hesitate to administer Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t contains no opiate
or narcotic In any form and may be
given to a baby with as much conn
dence as to an adult. 1t always cures
and cures quickly. For sale by all
Dealers and Druggists. Benson, Smith
& Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-12
AFTER MOSQUITOES.

The Governor sent down the follow
ing letter concerning mosquito de-
struction:
To the Legislature of the Territory of
Hawaii:
Herewith, l transmit for your con-
sideration copy of letter of March
81, containing a proposal made by DIR.
David Starr Jordan of Stanford UnI-
versity, TO provide an expert, with the
necessary apparatus, to undertake the
importation into these Islands of GER
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-12
DENOuNCE
M|K|-SA|TO
trryA wednesday.g AdvertIserl

(Frvh Wednesday's AdvertiserJ
Japanese in mass meeting last night
bitterly arraigned Consul-General Mkt
Saito for his alleged relations with the
Japanese immigration companies and
the Kei Hin Bank. The mass meeting
was held at the japanese Theater. The
speakers said that Mr.. Saito's infiu-
ence in Hawaii was thing Of the past,
and that the sooner he left the islands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-12

The Sherman will probably not be
here again until September. She will
convey the Taft party about the Phil
ippine Archipelago.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-12

The Democratic county convention
for Oahu will be held at Waverly hall
on May %. or three days after the Re
publican convention.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-12
THE HOUSE.

The House of Representatives held
a very brief session yesterday morning,
getting through its actual work in
three-quarters of an hour and then ad-
iourninp until tomorrow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-12

red to the Ways and Means Commit
tee, so that it's items might be com
pared with those in other bills.
OPPOSITION DEVELOPS.
Paris opposed consideration of the
bill. "Let the County Act stand on
its own feet" he argued.
The first reading of the bill, to send
it to committee, carried, but was i'm
mediately reconsidered by vote of
to 5.
Dickey at once moved to refer the
report and bill to the Ways and Means
Committee.
After remarks by Dowsett against
the bill as untimely and by McCandless
in favor of it as precautionary, Ka-
lama moved its indefinite postpone
ment.
Lane reminded supporters of the bill
that when he moved a resolution, at
the close Of the regular session, to ask
Congress for a county law in case the
Territorial County Act were found null
and void, they opposed it on the ground
that it made the Legislature appear
as having no confidence in its own
work.
Achi made long speech to show
that he did not know what the three
members of the Supreme Court would
do with the County Act and therefore
precautions should be taken against a
knockout decision.
Bishop approved of reference to the
committee, holding 1t was no indica-
ton of bad faith.
THOSE UNCERTAIN LAWYERS.
Paris SAID it might be all right, but
1t looked strange to pass one appropri-
alton bill and then right on top of it
bring in another appropriation bill COW
ering its possible defects. The lawyers
had prepared a bill, which was passed,
to cure all the defects in the County
Act, and still they were in doubt.
Hewitt, interrupting Achi in another
speech, asked if county government
would not go on in the meantime if an
appeal were taken to Washington
eyes" was the answer. Then, after a
reply by Dickey to Dowsett that the
bill was "not an alternative bill, "
Hewitt exclaimed
Gin other words, it would put a
premium on the knocking out OF the
County Act"
President Isenberg declared that the
bill was not before the Senate and
hence all discussion of it was out of
order.
Kalama, to straighten out the issue,
moved that the report be laid on the
table.
THE BILL SAVED.
Dickey called for the ayes and noes
and the motion was lost on the follow.
ing division:
Ayes Hewitt, Kalama, Lane, Paris,
Woods-5.
Noes-Achi, Bishop, Dowsett, Dick
ey, Gandall, Hayselden, Isenberg, Nc
Candless, Wilcox-9.
Dowsett moved to refer the bill to
special committee and, in reply to
Bishops argument that the Ways and
Means Committee should compare il
with other bills, pointed out that there
was lack OF agreement between the
Senate and the House regarding the
division of specific appropriations be
tween the Territory and the counties
Until such agreement was reached
time spent on this bill would be vast
ed.
BY vote of 7 to the report with
the bill was referred to the Ways and
Means Committee.
At IL O'Clock Kalama moved to adj
journ till Friday; Dickey till this
morning at 10 o'clock. The latter mo-
ton was put first and, receiving nlne
votes, prevailed.
THE HOUSE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-12
PUUHELE.KIHEI ROAD.
A CORRECTION.

Owing to the incompletion of sem
tence in yesterdays report of House
proceedings, it was made to appear
that Reps. Holstein and Sheldon sup
ported the proposal to appropriate
money to pay the alleged debts of the
old county of Maui. As a matter of
fact, the reverse was the case. Both
spoke strongly against the motion and
voted against il.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-12

red to the Ways and Means Commit
tee, so that its items might be com
pared with those in other bills.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-06
Gin sslliditrr Gsmabl.

Der Batter Der GrtaiIsrin gugenie
berliebte ii9 in sic i60ne So9ter 6es
umerifanii9en 8onfuIs in Mala9a,
aber na9 Der Guffafung aler ni6tz
berliebten 2eute mar blutpenis @us=
iiGt porbdnOen, baB feline 2iebe @rs
piOeruns finOen folte. Der Mrme mar
ndmli@ als Sffi5ier Ieines fpaniI3en
8dterlan0es in Oefien sablreic6en &riez
gen auf's Tir9terli9ite perpunbet
ppr0en uno Sfpar in elmer Weiie, bab
Die @birurgen ieiner5eit ii9 ni9t an
6ers gu belfsn pubten, als 6ab tie Die
Nurben nit 9olbbleden beoedten. 81
trug alio fir oen 3eit ieines 2ebens
cine @olOplatte iiber elmer umfangrei=
9en S9dOelpun0e uno cine apeite
iiber elmer tiefen Narbe in Der &innz
laoe.
Srob oieier ouffaIsnoen Slidurbeit
an feinem 8opfe mar Der junge Diff
5ier iibrigens Elm anfebnli9er Mann.
4u9 trug er ben bo9tlingenoen Sitel
zines 9rdfen be 0u5mdn Wtpntijo b.
Pontocarrero. ueberoies peritano er
es, ieiner glibenOen 2iebe Den enifprez
9enben eliibenoen Nusorud gu perz
leiben. Sas ales pirtte 5ufammen
auf bas 9er5 Ser i9Onen @merifanerin.
uno oas gnoe bonn Sieoe mar, baB
Mib &irfpatrid uno Graf oe Gu5man
Montiio b. Ypntpcarrero Elm gliidliGeg
paar tplrben. Der SufammengelOtete
8rdutigam gefiel feiner @rpdblten
better als ibre Sablrei9en beilen unb
glatten 5reier. Ser 9raf lieb fi9 nit
ieiner iungen Satin in Granada ME
Der, no audi ibre beioen S09ter sebo=
rem purOen, Die ipGtere Gemablin Na@
poleons III. un0 Die ipGtere 9er5ogin
BON Wlbd.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-06

WeIt entfteben foute, entfGteo man fld
fir cine snei Stunoen BON Y6ila0els
pbia entfernte @bene, Die ii6 unpeit
Oss linfen llfers 6es S9uDltiGflufes
0a6in5pg. 9ier puroen am "a. DITTO
Der IA .2oie" poer vGrbe" dlsgemeis
fen, ems fir ieoe Ser 13 Samilien uno
ems fir puitorius. SroB0em Die
Sabres5eit i9on melt borgei9ritten
mar, begann man iofort Seller aus5uz
tperfen un0 5iitten gu bauen. Den
Srt ndnnte man Germantown. Mit
Ser 3eit tpilrbe oas @usieben Der Ortz
f9aft elm pobnli6es. Die 66 SUB
breite, bon einigen QueritrdBen our9s
i9nittene !9auptftraBe, pelGe ben Srt
IN 5pei Sdlften tbeilte, tpuroe auf beis
oen Seiten nit pfirIi9bGumen be-
pflan5t. 9robe @emiie@, 8lumenz
unb SbitgGrten tpuroen rings INN Die
gebaui ungen angelegt; audi elm fleines
bOl5ernes &ir9lein eritano. Man be-
fabte ii9 nit 9etreioebau uno 8iebz
5u9t uno trieb nit Den Snoianern
einen gepinnbringenten Yel59anoel.
8eIonoere Sorgfalt pertpenoeten Die
8epobner @ermdntotpns auf Den &n>
bau bon Sla9s unb Weir, Die bod in
@bren ee6dlten nuroen. Der Sla6s
bate 8eoeutung, neil Die &refelOer
bon Saus aus 2einetpeber tparen, mel
9en Beirut 5te audi in Ser neuen 9ei>
matb fortIeBten. Ms &beinldnoer
tparen tie audi SreunOe oes Srobiinns
uno pubten 0en Mein dls Quelle oess
iel6en gu f9dBen. Gs mar Elm finniger
@eoante, oaB paftprius beim @ntz
tpurfe zines Srtsiiegels in bafelbe elm
9leeblatt 3ei9nete, oelen BRET 8lGtter
ben @einitod, Den Sla9s uno ole @es
berei baritellen folten, mas bur9 Die
umf9rift r8inum, 2inum ct Sertrt>
mum" (Wein, 2ein uno Mebef9rein)
4us0rlld fdno.
lteber @rbeit uno 5robfinn pergab
man aber au9 nidt Die Yflege Oes @eis
iteslebens. Mittelpunft oeifelben par
aIiiberan Yaitorius, pel9er ni6t bios
bic @rri6tung elmer S4ule our9iebte,
%fonOern AUDI p~eriDnli4 cine AbenOz
f9ule leitete. Yaftortus tpurbe Die
Gbre gu Sbeil, ais erfter 8iirgermeiIter
bss Ortes sepGblt gu peroen. gu
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-06

ten. SD mDdte audi ppbl Sen S6pa=
ger uno Die &inoer fennen lernen.~
&arl Qnton Slips befinbet fi6 in
peinli9er. toOtli9er @erleqenbeit. I'm
mOgli9! Sang unm0gli6! Gr fam
it1 ni9t gu erfsnnen gebenl Gr fam
Den Menf6en ni6t in iein Saus fiibz
rem! @s piiroe i'm ods por aQer Melt
uniterbli6 blamirenl Gr erinnert fi6
jebt gang genau, DAB Ser perf6ollene
S6pager ibm einmal als gdnSlih perz
BORDEN, als ettpds gang nngebeuerli0es
gei6ilbert paro. nnmogli9! Sang
unmOgli9! nn0 tpenn er nun Ser oe.
Iu9te 9erbreher fpdre! So, er ipar esi
S6ne 3tpeifsl, er mar e.! AQes
Jimmie, Die feline 9letoune, 6ie ub=
f9redenOe SdBli6teit! 8arl @ntOn
ma9t pieoer cine eefpaltIame 4nftrenz
gung unO fagt Damn in fiibleM Some:
Die Somilie Slips 1T auf eirige 3eit
abpeienh bon ibrem Wobnorte. Die
gon5e Sdmilie lit in Ser G9peis. $50.
bos peib ib ni9t. @ber Ie miro ipobl
faum Dor 5pei, orei Mionatsn 5uriid=
febren.%
.@6." ruff Ser Srem0e init ii9tz
li6em Seoauern, roas lit ia i6aoe!
Sas lit ia jammeri6aoe!." lln0 er perz
fintt in tiefes Na6Oenten. PlOBli9 err
tldrt er: so peros ih Die 5abrt naf
Mii4itaot oufgeben. SD nerOe auf Der
nd9Iten Citation ausfteigen uno naG
Berlin tpeiterreiien."
Stips fdQt Elm Stein BON Ser5en.
lno er dtGmet erlei6tert duf, als Der
lnbeimliGe auf Der nd9ften Station
fi9 pirtli6 bera6i9ieOet uno ben 3ug
berlGBt. nnb &arl Clinton gibt iid
ielbIt bas beilige 8erIpre6en, ieiner
5rdu ME = ME, unter feinen umitGne
Den = ous @eriugite 0 Dem aufz
regenOen 3uiammentreffen gu Ders
ratben.
Sin Sabr berna9 bringen Oie Sci
tuneer LANCE Nefrologe iber Den in
&agaoa Der itprbenen NiiaioHGr
9roppfe. @mg feinem Seitament ginee,
10 beri9ten tie, herppr, DAB er pergebs
lid cine NnnGbernna on sic Seinen in
Der alten !9eimatR periu6t babe. uno
10 babe er iein @ermDgen bon flint
Miaionen Pfuno Sterling = pon bum
bert MiQtonen Marf = milSen Gttfz
tungen in Quebed uno Wtontreal per-
ma9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-06
Sic ,,Sriiber Der eide"

Cine 9roBe S~rutoenfeier ipuroe Die
Ter Sage gu Stpnebenge auf benz GU
lisburp 6o9plateau in Wiltibire, eng
lano ab9ebalten. ueber 900 peibbGrz
tige Geitalten in lansen prieitersetpGn=
bern, in Der Sano cine Strettart ooer
golosne Si9el bdltenb, beriammelten
ii4 gum eriten semeinf9aftli9en Jefts
an Der gepeibten StGtte, bieier &uine
oes alten 9eibentempels. Die r8riioer
Der eide" tpie lie ii9 nennen = ibre
3abl ful 25O,O00 betragen =, baben
es fi6 CUR 9fli9t sema9t, @ebrGu9e
uno Sitten bes 9e~ibentbums bon
neuen ms Qeben 81 rufen. sic tbun
fe6r gebeimniBpoa uno gebrau6en piele
mpitif9e &~eoensarten uno 3ei9en i'm
0erfe6r matchmaker. SauptiG9ii9
banbelte es fih BEL biefer @eriammlung
INN Die Qufnabme bon % reuen Bril-
bern, gu Denen Der Beiiber bon Stone;
benge, Cir gomuno .Mntrpbus, eben=
fans geb0rte.
Mit berbunoenen Nasen uno Den
SGnoen auf ben S9ultern oes 8oroer%
names mubte1 Die @ipirenten CUR
8riiOeri6aft i'm 9dni emarfh our9
biefe 8eiben gum Mltar bin itplpern.
Oas in einiser Gntfernuns periamz
melte 8olt i6ien oieien She'll Der feier>
li9en 6anOlung Guberit beluftieenb gu
finoen uno rief ben Neulingen auers
bano @rmutbigenoes gu. Sieiem muir
ben Die 9ebeimniHe Der Ginpeibuns
bon Dem oberen OruiOen ing Obr ges
fliiftert, au9 gei4ab i'm gef9loHenen
&reiie man4es, mas Dem Muge Der
Menge perborgen bleiben fpnte, nuz
mentli9 Dem forfden0en Iuse Der
reihlih bertretenen &amera.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-06
cit ctpu einem @ierteljubrbuns
bert b%erfammeln ii9 aGiGbrlify
in bielen amerifanti9en StGbs

9ermchtopn lit in~tereffart. Seit Get
Meitte 6es 16. Sabrbun0arts beItano in
Norooeuti3lanO Die Sefte Der Wtennoz
niten, @nbdnger Oes 1892 in Sriesldno
geborenen Menno Simon. @r empfa6l
feinen Nnbdngern &einbeit, Sittli9tet:
uno 6er5ensmiloe, ermabnte tie, iid
allies unnOtbigen &uftpdnoes in Sleis
Dung unO 2~ebenspeiie, ferner oes Sc,
brau3s Der Waffen, Oes S3D0rens
bon Gi6en uno Ser Sbeilnd6me an
peltli6er &egierung gu entbdlten.
@lei9e 8eitrebungen 3ei6neten audi
Die bauptfd9li9 iiber 9oaano uno
England per6reiteten SuGter aus, nit
benen Die Mennoniten unausgefebt 9e-
siebungen u%nterbielten. SeiOe Setten
tpdren Den 6drteften @erfolgungen fet>
tens Der 4noersgldu6igen unterpOr>
fen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-06
Altr6mifdbe RsiffnSe.

Wie Die pornebmen &0mer i'm /.
Sabrhunoert n. @br. reiiten, ersdblt
uns ser S9riftfte1er unb Y6ilofopb
Seneca tpie fplst: nSsbermann reiIt
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