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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-08-18
Over q Thousand Reyolutionists Ar
gsnSthd.

Warsaw, Russian Poland, August II.
During a meeting Of 1000 socialists
in the woods at Dlutowo today Cos
sacks and infantry appeared. The So
cialists opened fire on the troops with
reyolyers and the troops replied, kill
ing two of the socialists, woundins
eighteen and arresting 458. During tie
past forty-efght hours over a thousand
revc'"'i nists Fave been arrested in
Warsaw.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-08-18

The Plunger is about due at Oyster
Bay. 1t is about time Mr.. Roosevelt
were writing his will and sending for
Secretary Root.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-08-18

Georgia is to have eight new coun-
ties. Wonder if each one is ito be
named after a colonel On the governors
staff.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-08-18

The Charlotte Chronicles cartOOnist
thinks Gr~eensboro's new directory is
much larger than the city.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-08-18
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the ~ Z~
signature sts e" Of &zxMzzM
SWOLLEN

A Team Lost in the Yadkin-All the
Greeks Reported to be Over Their
Banks.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1905-02-23
WlU Not In minnesota f?

why Not In minnesota!
The Texas Legislature is considering bill for
the parolng of life prisoners. In speaking of the
measure the Alcala Chronicle of Rusk, Texas, says:
eve have just read the text of the Senate Parole
Bill. In it's amended FORM men under charge Of
murder in first and second degree are not excluded
from parole benefits. Although the bill provides
that men under these charges, having sentences of
more than twenty-five years will not get the general
benefits Of parole, yet the bill povides that men
under these charges who have served ten years with
clear record may be paroled, which is an advance
over most states having parole laws. Most states
having parole laws exclude life timers. Texas has
already law directing the governor to pardon men
who have served fifteen years with clear conduct
record
The provision that the Faux parole bill carries,
allowing parole to life men after ten years of service,
can certainly be considered an advance over any
vious action in any other state. If the bill passes
the House. as it stands, without favorable
amendments, as is probable, 1t will make new era
in prison legislation"
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1905-02-23
C0DoD11ZsOrY Labor arbitration.


p LARGE employers of industrial labor have put
forth responsibility Of the mass of workers as a
conspicuous cause of strikes and Iock-outs They
claim that capital whether represented by corpora
tons individuals, is an element responsible for
any wrongdoing to the operations of general and
special laws. The representative of capital may be
sued, en1oined, or indicted and what is considered
as Of equal value with capital good reputation, is
not to be thoughessly risked Counter to this posi-
ton is that claimed by employers that labor unions
not being incorporated bodies cannot be sued nor
have equal degree of responsibility attached to
them, and that comparatively few individual men,
bers possess personal standing on which they could
be held accountable by legal process. Hence, under
these assumptions the representatives of capital
the only party to labor agreement having financial
responsibility.
AS a panacea for the inconvenience to which the
public is subjected by industrial disturbances, as
we'll for the losses that strikes and lock outs
invested capital form Of compulsory, binding arbi
tration has been proposed All will admit that the
proposition is most delicate to handle but the
New York Legislature has undertaken the task with
a bill introduced last week by Senator Lewis Rep)
of Rochester. Senator Lewis bill provides that
when man enters the employ of so-caed public
service corporation there shall be a contract made
between him and his employers, the employee agree
ing not to leave the service of the corporation with
out twenty days notice. and the corporation agreeing
not to make any reduction in compensation of en-
ployees without thirty days notice The employer,
however is to have the right to discharge any ndi-
vidua employee for cause, to be specified in writing
Notice to one-fourth Of the of an intended re-
duction in the rate of compensation shall constitute
lockout, and notice of fourth of the employees
of their intention to quit work shall constitute
strike.
Upon notice of an intended k-out or strike it
shall be the duty of the Attorney General or the
privilege of any citizen on his motion to apply
to the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court for
the appointment of an arbitration commission which
shall make thorough investigation of all the facts
connected with the strike or lockout and report it's
findings to the Appellate Division. There is to be
appeal from the decision of the Appellate Division
-Searchlight Magazine.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1905-02-23
Our Silent Heroes.


SINCE the capitulation of Port Arthur the press
of the entire world has paid unstinted praise to the
commanders who participated in that historic con-
test Ever since the beginning of things, man has
warred with his fellow man for wealth, for power,
and for territorial possessions. AS result of these
conflicts the pages of history dealing with both
cient and modern events replete with the names
of heroes and deeds of heroism The galaxy of peer
less heroes who have cast such ustrous halo about
ancient Rome, is familiar to all. For sublime cour-
age and dauntless daring we need only mention the
exploit of Horatus at the bridge defyng Lars Porsena
For unexampled endurance and self-sacrifce, the
name of Regulus will echo down through the unborn
ages.
However, all of our heroes are not born on the
battle field Out of the ranks of labor many gal
liant hero has stepped into the limeght of publicity
What about the lonely walker who protects the
travelling public against accidents? Is he not hero?
AS the guardian of the public he faces the torrid
rays Of the summer and WINERY winds contin-
ually Attic his responsibilities are onerous he
receives only small stipend Labor has to it's
credit greater victories than conquerers have ever
achieved It does not require much Of genius to
give an order to pllage burn and lay waste pros
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1905-02-23
Happy Dogs.

ANOTHER Quixotic fad has appeared in New
York. Young society ladies who own pet dogs now
provide them with visiting cards. For sheer nom
sense, this is the limit. But what seems stranger
STILL this craze has been in existence for months
and Colonel Waterson yet, has not tossed single
brick. Can itbe possible that the versatile colones
command Of vtuperatives has failed him in this cr
sis? We hope it has not. The people expect that
the gentleman from Kentucky will fttingIy express
his opinion on this fad During the meantime the
fair Gothamites will continue to provide their pet
dogs with becoming wardrobes, supply them with
elegant visiting cards. and extend to them as many
honors as were conferred upon the sacred cats of
ancient Egypt Verify, the dogs of New York must
feel proud of such attentions Someone has said
that every dog has it's day. To this the bowwows
of New York say amen
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1905-02-23
Editorial association.

The Minnesota Editorial Association held it's
thirty-ninth annual meeting in ST. Paul during the
past week. Over two hundred delegates were pres
ent. Governor John A. johnson was the first
speaker of the OCCASION and in well chosen speech
bid the wielders of the pen and of the paste brush
hearty welcome to the city and to the capitol The
members had royal time and we sincerely regret
our inability to be present While we are wielder
of the pen it is amentable fact that being in the
"pen' causes many inconvenience
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1905-02-23
HELIOGRAMS

Some faced lies they whskers them
Some of the fresh fish that here smooth that they
slip out of bed every night
The inmates of this place sleep church, and that's
probably because there is collection taken up.
The who chip his shoulder and goes looking
for trouble generally gets his block knocked off.
Cassie Chadwick has proved that easy fleece
banker a wild and woody rube if you only know how
When girl becomes intoxicated with love she should take
thing else for her breath besides the evening her beau calls
Mr. Hoch of Chicago who has
ferent would make good president for
society.
It the the apple Eve gave ADAM the fruit
had been of the coess variety she would probably have him
nothing but the seed
young in ST. Louis who has been sleep
three MONTHS awoke the other day and the thing
"Is my hat stralght?'
When bunco rob victim he often gives
smile with few knock drops but the gener-
ally gives her victim smile with few eardrops
San Francisco Chnaman fight Jeres If Jeff ever
landed the chnks solar plexus with his right ring
would look like rice field that had been struck by cyclone
The president temperance society Kansas saws
that red the symbol of drug wskey might have
added that cheeks and ruby lips often the emblem Of drug
store complexion
Chicago remedy that will stop people
from talking It tablets
will silence mans talking battery for six We like
remedy here but it is not put up in tablet FORM
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1905-02-23

porous country. The real heroes, however, are de-
veloped after the war is over. The men who roll up
their sleeves and who work ten hours day in recon-
structng the cities, highways, and bridges which
had been destroyed during awar these are the silent
heroes who contribute to countryls greatness
than any feat'of arms in the annals of war. There
is dignity in honest labor For stately heroism and
devotion to duty the patient toiler is without peer
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1905-02-23
Make 1t ThOrOUSh.

The only way in which reformed man can
silence criticism is to make such thorough job of it
that his critics will have to spend all their time look
ing for the break in his reputation. It will give
them little time to crticse your alleged mistakes
This might arouse envy, but envy is less harmful
than merited criticism.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1905-02-23
n 0 TIC E..

ALL PERSONS receiving copies of THE MIRROR who are
regular will please consider such
sample copies IT, after reading, conclude that THE
MIRROR is worthy Of patronage send to this
a trial subscription published
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1905-02-23

IF THE beef trust has been smashed we fail to
find traces Of the disaster It still doing business
in the old stand. Minneapolis Times. aA
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1905-02-23
ODDS AND ENDS
By n. j. B.

COR time the ladies' Home with its
of more than million among the has enjoyed
ncon Of being the popular this country
the world But the sensation created by Mr. Lawson story has
suited in placing Eve Magazine the popularity
the circulation of "EUy having gone by
three hundred thousand million within few months
still climbing And with the story Charles
Russell the Greatest Trust the World the
al it would that will be but few Evey6ody'
will be everybodys fact we'll and the
magazine the world few begging
for advertisers to take the
ISSUE few minutes the page for the March
advertised at four thousand dollars and before
twelve o'clock the day the appeared at
that price, Waham Co. There must be
Watches and think of the millions that expended
monthly and weekly in Advertising
EBERT HUBBARD editor of Phihshu from being
Christian bbcaly speaking regousy speaking
an breaches enough real goodness supply the of
of the world and he practices enough
everyday religion to ene him the
Peter the the gate he
knows everything else Mr. Hubbard strongly
all forms nhuman practices and he the ability
simple practicable remedies for ordinary evils
and Ebert Hubbard High King of all the world he re-
form and transform into verable paradise about minutes
Why presidency the
United States in 1908 and for President of the world 1909?
But mind from this great heart enough
thousand good and brains enough for million brany
to ones mind from him the Emperor Germany
cold chs spine during the whole
the Kaiser has he committed death sentence where
mercy has been recommended He boasts having killed ffty
thousand animals he hopes double triple Of
killings within the next ten years % says he have
it satisfaction that practice shooting in
forests Why why it that the civilized
such for blood shooting killing and want
oe nhuman brutes instead en The shot
and here's Of that he
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1905-02-23

IT is dread sign of the times in Russia that
the sentiment evoked by the death Of Sergus is ex-
pressed, $50 may it always be with tyrants." st
Paul Globe g@tae M7 s go 1920
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1905-02-23

A PERSON with strength of character is one who
has strong feelings and strong command over them.
Gilbert Hubbard, Editor Philistine
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1905-02-23

MIRROR weekly published the Minnesota State
Prison founded by the prisoners and edited and
Its objects
intellectual the
public with the prisoner disseminate pathological
which
fallen selfredempion The entirely
dependent public support
surplus expended
Interests of the prison library.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
Kran1pe.
Yabp bapbe TO til iefs 5ilfGloe
0aglig.
Or. STILES Nerpine belbreoeoe ham.

zpaae, nsrpsie. %pirrelias gmaabsru tiitr1Hsr en-
gebauoliHg, iaabaH ION fun Er. gaiies' 9ierDine fan
pb.. Roar bisis snmpirmer forismmes. ieber be III
~epilepttfs Anfolo ener arampe. GnhDer Wober bufbe
hurfe fine ssne o. fine ssrHs ssoer mee Or. mites
Rsrpins, ct paafibeiist os birfiOmt Speeiaimibbel mob
ale nerpsie i~iorbtner. 9ns bet fsiesube:
Ia min .ils Sen par IS glaantber gammel, bapbe
bon arampe | fine Jsboer o. o0rbtr. Te par belt
iammtHtrufne TO fltr trt Bage. 2 sJgrftHingen hialp
9HbaniDninger, men a er 10 uaers 5orfeb BAR Dr
intel. ION aloroe no9tt gobt al bet. fem E0asn lore
ffrep. vi tiifaibie en- aHben E1ee, men fans Wtebiein
hIalp life. ina pi falbte en- treble. o9 ban falbis bet
Nngmnrps In0bom. Neb oeuHe lib par Ndruds re-
aeme iamnrnispmpet bans 8tparao p0t bFitt I'll ben
enc Glib. o. hans bnnber o. Fsbper forti ufHs. pans
Nioelier par ~irpatei,ae. o. ban haube fra 10 III iefs
arampeoHfalb hbtr Tae. Sra tog ieiD 2r. Wilts'
9lfrDiHe ior 5~itrpffitef oe iaa, at bet par aHbsfaltt Tor
ararnpraniaIe. iaa isa tanits at iea Diloe rrgpe ON
oei fnHbe biIipt Barnet. Nnt ire Eager babe ops
sibet ban. On halD 5iaife f~tanbiebe a-onpeontols
brne, % bans ttmmer rettebes e1lbHu fn SLATE beis
bTeotot BAN. Dan or mn en- Hart og inno Dreng %
aanr StoIs. Seq bar Oeniet for at it ON ben gamIe
Sualhsb after tn b. bife fg, fereno lea uifbe ffripe til
TtH. men ofH bar life pit ia. Sea fan itfe role Tr.
Diifs' Ncrpint not. efttriom les Deb. at ben ittiife min
0ens gtD." Nrs. uriab slelion, GouiiHg Soma.
vie apotefrs ielssr % ssroniusr ben isrfts Slafs
OF Dr.. Niles' e0senIiolet. 5trip eiiel frl So0 en-
Herpfhtet % 6ierteipaboHms. Moresis: Or. NtIes
Reoical 60, Gltbarf, Jub.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
2ifna vt

@enfibig 9urbering. =
9enitres polititere tr / benne Sto
truOlt optagne at genlitigi at ouroere
binanoen, for at @alaerns tan ssre
fig ct 9egreb ON, 9oio bet er for
5oIt. De bar meb at gore. 9et er
naOnIig Miniitrene, De nuparenoe
ION be forbenoarenbr. Der ma bclre
for.
Pad bet tore Msbe / 9rco I for
rise llse GAP 5oItetbinssmono Glen.
gerup ifsIae aaaIborg Stiftstioenoe"
fsIgsnoe aaratteriItit af to at @re.s
lencerne:
o6Oao 0r. Bib. Qdsfen oneaur,
pil ieg inbrsmme, at ban er paa lin
9ldos. !6ans uomGrfeoe Sopeo, Der
tiauoer BAN at foripdrs dde Stano<
puntter. er til Itor Rntte for 9urtisi.
Berg. ben nubGrenoe Snnenrigsm;=
hitter, oiI ieg 9aa uoen om; ieg I'm
esr. at bans apaliftotioner er al ben
2trt, at ban bebIt er tent meb, life
at 6Iipe orgitet / en- Ofentlig 5ors
tanning"
gaa ct Msoe ct Bar Gage ef=
tsr / 6obro tog Reqerinaspartiets
9euner Reban6e. Ser ertlarebe
remlig ifelae ay%}orbjpaanb4 5olte=
t5in9smanb Moestrup, at 8eunter
I'm 5s6nte 6aboe uotali, at ban bar
.forIoreu" % ben ominbit fbmput6e=
title" at BET tibligere MiniIteriums
U%feolemmer.
- g}u er BET Rebellernes 5url
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19

Dag we'd PruCeu nf AETNA. Den Dainpatrsm.
som 81 ubes 4 AETNA OK gnar gienncm de
eustakiske Rer ind Meliers erct. opleser dc
katarrhalske Afsondri1ger paa sin Vel gjcn-
mem Tuberne. og l0sncr. Benene Hanrner.
Ambolt og~ stigbejle) 1 Diet indyendige Ore
saa at de bliver modtagcliRe for de minfste
LydI ibrationer. Aetna har ~ldfiY uudladt
at kurere Summer for Drene. v u her Ijendt
Folk. deri Aarevis har lidt al dcnne ubeha-
gellge Fornemmclse. rom CT blcvne helbre.
dcde pau . Ugcr we'd BruRen af Actine AZ.
tina helbrcder ogsaaA Asthma, BronLitig. eaa,
Has, svnge Lunger, Fork 9iclse on Hoved.
pine, som ale dirckte eler indirekte kommgr
az katarrh. AETNA sendcs portofrit ma
Prove. Skriv iii os ON Deres Til1rlde vi
River Raad frit og bestemte Beviser for ue1.
bredelse. PRO-. Wilson's 100 slider" Dietionar.
ofDisease" frit. Tilskriy New Yort and Ion,
Walnut Street. Kansas City, Nc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19

6|IebefaIg I'll 3pftlann
- geItprelferne for anbtlsmeitrieFns
/ Sianberup og 6iarup bar ifsi9e
,,aoloing Qois" inolebet lluoerbanof
liuoer meo MGlteriet I 5els ON. at
ret Ttal opertass al 6lsOen fra Nsis
~trisrne, Iaa mart be er Isit fra oeres
trntraftmrsfiee SmsrleOeriug ben
poa Sommeren. 3 sorigt ItaI bet
rare unber Ooerbeielie at itlrts ct
fort 5lsbtmeieri, altfaa en- arrnts
itotion, T. ets. + 6am6urg. boor6en
cae Gqnens U}eierier, Der bar 9os
5or6inoelie meo 5ern6dnsn. It1l iens
be 5lpben bper 0d9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
bporIeoes CT bette!

nj tiIbnber Il bunbrtbe 8olnrs l gslFmlina ior q
lnfrf 3iIfalbe al aotarra. Der life fan t~eoffoss bee
falls Oatarrh Cure.
gi. nn6erieQntbe. bar fieubt 3. = 9pehfn / Dc llolt
Is Mar "a trpr. hal CT alhries haoerltg I oAe bot!st
tinqs.1 rams aftiont og hnansieitt Siano tiat 9plgP
mfftXIruat mboiriale Sruqgllis, 3nfop. Il
maIbtuQ, atuu0n Wiarbihs-
M6oleiaIg 3ruggifts. 8olfho, =
nailis Catarrh Cure i0ges inbuenoig. n9 nlItei y.
Mn paa glpbet nd Snfteuets Slimbinbtr. 4rls -
Dr.. Ilaife. Oh aes al ole apothstere. WioHesbpro ut
HALLS Family Pills fr be bebite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19

Katarrh ! Hhlsen eller
Luftveene
bliyer t%ilstoppede If ka-
tarrhalrke Afsoudrnger,
som etandser de vlbre-
rende Bcns Bcvegelssr.
indtii disse ~Afsondnngcr
er bortGernct er ineen
Heibredelse muiig bet
indre Ore kan like macs
gjennem Sondering eiler
.sprejtning: dcraf kom-
iner Diet at Djcnlrger or
Lggeri kan heibrede.
Oretrornmer or v9rrc cud
uny tige. At der or en-
videnskabellg kur for
X atarrh beyises hvef
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19

@Ognmanb SEMEN % 5omilie, iOm
Dor / S%ibebuiet, maatte fIbgte | Del
tlotte 2inneb.
Non mener, at Slben er padidt at
9sler. 5orBprigt er bet Den treble
mDItiife granb. Tom bar fuubet Steo
Der / 8aoen I 2bbet al gdnite tort
Sib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19

JIG fsbrug al Rgb6remfen.
- Da aorseriltoget forle0eu 4it'n
befanot fla melem 8in9iteo o5 aoars
tcbn. blen Ger pluoieIia trattet ( Qsos
BREMEN. 9oget itanbitoe. og Der BIZ
tie ia. At bet par ira Ell > &.lsIts
Supee. at Quarmerinoen par Pet. )
Gupeen 6efanot ia 10 6srrer; men
no ooer. at be 6aobe baret ( beiti9t
Stanberi. funoe 5ogperIonalet inaen
Cplpsninq foa ON @runoeH til BET
Itete.
Den enc al 6errtrne 6etolte trails
De aftrapeoe 20 Str, og 3oget ioris
latte 9srielsn mob 8sbtnbo07 uoen
9oerlioere 6oriintelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19

On bet / port iibite Drummer pmtoIs
te gffimompbe meboeler o0ugblabet4
al 4. Moi fslsenpt:
Siaaanbs 8iitop. Or. tbeol. &
pbil. :. Stat Reroam hdpos / 9olr
Mites inoodrslet ct Msbe / Bethesda
ON ben betpOningsfuloe g~renlanoIte
Sirtez % aulturia9. gn tdlrig og
outoritatio 6oriamlino bapoe / ben
@nleonin9 reo 6alppttetioen inofun=
bet ia / giaeoiaIen. iii Steoe par
81. 4. 3rs. Greu. 9onieilsprGIioent
IS. 6. G%6riitenien, aultusminiiter
Gnebplo Sersnien % Snoenrissmini
tier Berg, 5bingenes 6ormano,
CDerpraIioent 0%loenburg, 9rofes=
Tor 9. Mabien, SnorezMisiions 5orz
mano. Qro0f 3eut6en, foriteaiae of
bet tirfslige uooal9s Meolemmer b.
q. aontorfef 0amtier, 9dmmerhers
re garner. 8Orgmeiter 8oiensrn q
9robit 5obieisn liant n. a.
Mlsbet aabneoes At giitop Rsrbam.
Ter fort aioroe Reoe for 6eniiaten
meo benne Sammenfomit. Oct 9ialbt
ON at 6rinqe be bebenite GItimoer
9riiten6ommsn % aulturens gobe.
0enne Gpaabe 6oileoe ferit % frem.
melt paa os.
6orfatteren MpIiuszg ri6isn beiteg
terefter 5aIeritolen % bolot ct Ian
oere interesiont 5oreora9, Der fulq=
tes at 6oriamlinaen meo ben i~teriie
Opmqrffom6eo. U}an tunbe bele
BEN aranlanoIte gefolfning / tre
@rupper: 6oDeoDarten (cd. 11.000l,
Der 6aooe BAIT Gr%iitenoommen / Sic
iioen goebes 0age; En- minOre 9rupz
pc paa 2itfpiten. Der tun en- torters
lib habbe pGret triiinet; og enoelig
&ap gorferns, Der ale par uosbte.
9et BAR n%apnIig oisie fbite. Der
FER Tube omtales.
5aleren gap ct 9iaebe at Stams
mems reli9isis 5orbolo. Rap gors
ferne troebe paa en- Rafte Guber eI=
Ter 9raftsr ! Qdturen. % iom Wios
lsre fungewoe en- Qrt 3rolbmQno,
ner soebe tor Wa9t oper gefoltnin.
gen. 9et baobe ligget uoen for SIS
petitioners Oppape at prRoite Relis
9ion - Den bapbe fun braet ct mi
oigt Materiale til Bee. Gu MATTE
onbrs brinqs Dem ben Relieionsfor
tnnbelie. Der tunoe ifabe aulturpads
%pirtning.
Ter maa gsres noget for Stam=
men, % Der mad tages burtigt Fat.
5alsren uotuiteoe fplgente glau:|
Sap gorfs@ ebstet burbe adrlig beisi
leg at ct oanif Sfi6, Der er ~uogaast
fra en- al 6otonierne / 9%eitarsnIanb.
Sfi6et Scr" tunbe pasienbe optagfl
oenne aulturmisIipn.
Zen 9elpiaie, Der 6iotil bar bit III
Re9erinq, Rigsoag oq gresie, lopeoe
eoot. Man buroe M ~bembnbige pa
tor anub Bale % TT. aoloni6eitbrer
Garl 5enoer til paa Misiionens %
6dnoelens gegne at unberIgge 5ors
boloene. Senere burbe Stammen fad
bare fine egns Misfionarer og aul
turbringere, men Tom iaabanne burbt
man belit beige @rsnlanbere.
Oct er prRiterne. bbem mar fan
tatfe for ben Oplpsning og aultur,
Der M inbes blanbt 6ifimoer. Obers
alt er Der bet beofte 1yorbOlO meGem
Wenigheo og pr9it. 6dnbesn bBr
tr9be tilbdge / anosn 9inie og for
itaa, al Oens OpgaDs er b9isntligit al
itstts Misfionen.
Otter til Iibit at babe ubtalt, at be
bebenife gifimoer lanat fra fsler ia
trpgge | beres 3ro, pointersr ban
ftartt gnnelisbsbsn at OprstteIit ai
en- MisIiOns> og 5onbelsitotion og
motiberebe bette 81. a. meb, at be Ielo
snftebe en- fauban, at b. life for nogsn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19

Ratlig 5bpefangft.- 6os
llrtetr9mmer petsrien. Warisnodlss
bei Al, as6enbaon, bleo Der me1em
ST. 2 % 3 forleoen Qat 6t9datt
5no6rub, peo bOilten qeilig6eo 5Ds
rene itial en- Del aonIeroes Gi5drsr
og Din. ialt for omtrent 100 9r.
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paa 4obouIsDarben patroui1erenot
8etjent 3 MGnb, gobt bel9sieoe, poo
9ej benimob @orbrtitoeitodrtsret.
Da De III 2je paa getientsu, forissie
be at thule fig, os bette 6eiiarteo.
bans Ulistante ON, at De par IpDs.
6an tiltalbte en- 9oaesa. og Der uos
ipanbt fig en- Baorb Stamp me1em BEN
rg 3ppene, Tom fsrit enbtes. od enbs
nu Ell Oar gstjente, bels fra 5rtbes
ritsberg % bells fra asbenbaon. tom
benz til 6jalp. s 5ppenes CONNER
ps itoppet ino unoer beres vi fanot
man De neite at Instrumentation
ierpes FAINT en- Del regeoe Sdger.
iom itammebe fra Ell Snobruo / en-
&sgeforretning poa aabouleOorben.
3Bbene tenbtes aae fom 6srsuoe til
2erisens fate Stab.