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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-28

Following are letters sent from here
to the Portland Oregonian by w. A.
Mears:
HONOLULU. H. T., Sept. 3.-(To the
Editor. after a sojourn OF about
three weeks / sail for the States to-
day on the Siberia. have taken no
time for my own amusement but have,
l think, examined into the trade sit
uation here quite thoroughly. Besides
addressing one meeting at Hilo, on the
Island of Hawaii, I have addressed
three meetings of business men and
shippers here, and also a gathering of
the principal business men at ban
quet given by the Merchants Associa-
ton. OF all these meetings you have
undoubtedly been apprised by your Ha-
waiian Island exchanges.
In addition to this, have called up
on and had exhaustive talks with
practically every firm that would be
likely to import goods. both in Homo
lulu and Hilo.
AS 1 wrote in my last, the sugar in
dustry overshadows every other indus
try. L have visited two of the largest
sugar plantations-the Eva pro
nounced Eva) and the Honolulu, one
of 1900 acres and the other $500 acres.
L DCll6Ve lileIt 10 no pIettc III Inc
world that has reduced the cultivation
and production of sugar down to as
fine a scientific basis as here. OF
course, everything is done on an i'm
mense scale. The Eva pumps daily
for it's irrigation purposes $4,000, 900
gallons of water. 1t has in operation
over it's own land narrow-gauge
railroad of 40 miles length. It's cult
vators drawn by steam traction en-
gines. are of immense size and num-
Der The statistics regarding the Ho-
nolulu plantatio show only slightly
smaller figures. The sugar houses of
the various plantations bring the
grade of the raw article to 96 degrees
polarization. The very small amount
of residuum in the shape of molasses
is used for fertilizer. while the offal
(cane) is used for fuel.
BIG INTERESTS WORK. TOGETHER
One can imagine that it takes inn
mense capital, great executive ability
and careful management in every way
to operate such a plantation success
fully. And when you are aware that
all the sugar factors are practically
united as to plan of action regarding
mercantile affairs. one can see what a
power they WELD. Their. purchasing
agents for all supplies are the three
or four great jobbing concerns of the
islands. These concerns have for years
had purchasing and selling agents in
San Francisco.
Portland has never been considered
as market, simply because Portland
has not seen fit to let these people
know she is a market. 1t has been
my duty and my pleasure to acquaint
them generally and individually with
Portland's capability and ability to
handle her due share of the trade here.
You will note from my former letter
and what L have written above, that
there are two distinct classes of trade
here-the great jobbing houses which
control most of the plantation supplies
and the smaller jobbers and the re-
tailers which supply the other con-
sumers.
The first requisite to approaching
any foreign trade is, of course. trans
portation facilities. Without steam
ships sailing direct between Portland
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-28
PORTLAND WILL HAVE EQUAL
CHANCE.

AS they lately have been calling
there. and as Portland is primary
market on msly more articles than
the Sound, and further because the
purchasing agent is a former resident
of Portland, 1 have no fear that Seat
tie or Tacoma will be most favored
The action taken by this great firm
cannot but influence the other large
jobbing houses. have carefully
shown each of them the advantages
Portland has to offer, have as strong
ly as possible put the case before
them, and feel confident that within
the very near future they, too. will be
glad to have a resident purchasing
agent in Portland.
And now as to the other classes of
trade There is no doubt at all as to
where they stand To a man they are
anxious to open UP new buying and
selling markets. 1 am stopped on the
street ten times a day and asked in
a manner showing as much interest
as 1 have in it as to what progress
am making what encouragement [ am
receiving what prospect there is of
permanent transportation facilities.
To sum up, then, there is plenty OF
trade here. A new competitive mar
ket is welcomed. 1t is appreciated
that the Matson line must be patron
lied, managed and kept running, and
all our iobbers and manufacturers
have to do is to earnestly seek the
trade-keep after it steadily, carefully
post each buyer here as to the exact
condition of the markets by every
steamer (maiD leaving San Francisco,
Seattle or Portland sending solicitors
in some branches of the trade, giving
good close prices, being careful of the
grades of goods supplied after seeking
and getting the trade, fostering it
carefully and keeping it.
ANOTHER STEA MER LINE POSSI-
BILE.
Sept A. 1861 have just had a con-
versation with Captain Burnham, man
ager of the Observation-Disclosures Steam
ship Company, who has just arrived
from New York. He is on an inspec-
ton trip preparatory to arranging new
sailing routes and schedules for the
steamers of that line. This is made
necessary on account of the near COM
pletion of the Tehuantepec Railroad
across the isthmus. 1t is supposed the
line will be completed and traffic in
augurated by January l, 1907. The
west coast terminal will be salinas
Cruz The steamships will operate
from New York to the eastern term1-
nus Give ships). and from Salinas
Cruz to North American ports and
these islands (seven ships).
AS we have already a line establish
ed to the islands, it was not my prov
ince to ask for the establishment of
another line. Still Captain Burnham
gave me to understand that it was
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-28

NEW BEDFORD, Sept. 6.-After a
years residence at the state leper
colony on the island of Penikese and
previous year of strict seclusion I'M
der the surveillance of the state health
authorities, Mrs Mary Barros of Ware
ham is shortly to be released as cured
of leprosy, according to Dr. Louis Ed
munds, the state board s resident physi-
elan at Penikese.
She will receive her discharge on
the first of October, and will be al
lowed to join her husband, Napoleon
Barros, who has frequently visited her
during her illness. The state health
officials will continue to watch her case
at regular intervals. but she is CON
sldered as practically cured.
She has never shown any discolora-
tion of the skin from the disease, and
the presence of leprosy was detected
only by examination of a culture from
throat secretions
During the time that she is supposed
to have had the disease Mrs. Barros
has become the mother of three chill
dren, one of whom was born last March
on the island of Penikese. All the
children are in normal physical health.
DIR. Edmunds does not consider the
disease contagious.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-28
DOcT0RDESPAIRED
ANAEMIC WOMAN CURED BY DIR.
WILLIAMS PINK PILLS.
Has p New Lease of Life and Rec
omlnends the Pills to All
Others Who Suffer.

Anaemia is just the doctors name
for bloodlessness. DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People actually make
new blood. Can any cure be more
direct or certain? Blood is bound to
cure bloodlessness. DR. Williams Pink
Pills cure anaemia Just as food cures
hunger. They cured Mrs Thomas J.
Mccain, of II Lincoln Place, Plain
field, N. j., and they can do as much
for any other pale, weak, ailing.
bloodless person.
I'm the spring of 1903 1 did my usual
house cleaning says Mrs. Mccain,
land soon afterward I began to have
the most terrible headaches. My heart
would beat SO irregularly that it was
painful and there came morning
when 1 could not get up. My doctor
said L had anaemia and he was sur
prised that 1 had continued to live in
the condition I was in 1 was confined
to my bed for nearly two months, the
doctor coming every day for the first
few weeks but I did not improve to
amount to anything.
Altogether 1 was sick for nearly
two years. l was as weak as a rag,
had headaches, irregular heart beats,
loss of appetite, cramps in the limbs
and was unable to get a good nights
sleep. Ny legs and feet were so swol-
len that I feared they would burst,
Zone day while I was wondering how
long L could live, feeling as 1 did, I
received a booklet telling a bout ORA WI
Iiams' Pink Pills for Pale People. I
read it and told my husband to get me
some of the pills. Before very long. I
felt a change for the better. 1 have
taken about twelve boxes and although
I was as near the grave as could be,
1 now feel as if I had a new lease of
life. I have no more headaches, the
heart beats regularly, my cheeks are
pink and I feel ten years younger.
feel that have been cured very cheap
ly and I have recommended DR.. Will
liams' Pink Pills to lots of my friends"
When DR.. Williams Pink Pills re-
place bad blood with good blood they
strike straight at the root and cause
of diseases like headache, biliousness,
indigestion, anaemia, neuralgia, sci
atica, loeomotor ataxia and other dis
orders often pronounced incurable. DR..
Williams Pink Pills are sold by all
druggists, or will be sent by mail on
receipt of price. so cents per box, six
boxes $3.50 by the DR.. Williams Medi-
cine Co, Schenectady. n. Y.
OSOSO0OSOsO0O0OoO0OsOeOoO
not improbable that his line would
make regular sailings in the near flu
ture. Captain Burnham has visited
Portland and knows we'll all the phys
zeal questions entering into navigation
problems as applicable to our port,
and 1 can say truthfully is not unfav-
orably impressed.
In closing I will say that with my
present knowledge of trade conditions
here, with the capabilities of the job
bers and manufacturers of Portland to
handle the trade and with it's present
transportation facilities and those
which will naturally follow I am not
afraid to predict that from now on
Portland will divide with San Francis
co and Seattle a fair share of both
the importing and exporting trade of
the islands.
w. A. MEARS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-28
.MEARS Of
PORTLAND
His Summing Up of
His labOrs
Here.

Following are letters sent from here
to the Portland Oregonian by w. A.
Mears:
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-15

fuho eiuen Sbdosl, ben er irrtiimlit)
| fir oenienigen 8aIbin9tons bielt. Sn.
folge oehenmurOe oas neue URauIoleum
Qeballt, oas nun INNER betDabt miro.
8ort ruben aud 40 nlitglieoer Don
gSaibington's uno permanoten Sami=
lien. Bas Dtauioleum liegt iunitten
oes fleinen un0 nad Dem BotOmuc ali
obfdllenoen Partes 2eBtrer lit pie
gci6nifen fir bic geordbnisfdtte oes
GROCER Ioien. Bon 5nterefe lino Die
UNI oas Dtauioleum berum 9epflan3ten
8Gune, nls 3eiden oes 5ributs
beriibmter Perlonen uno f6nigliher
8eiuher. so ltebt bort cine Side,
I'M s. 1876 pom Gdiier bon graIilien
gepflan3t, cine Side pom 9rin5en bon
gSales, aud Prin3 Seinrih BON greuis
len beiuhte gele9entlib ieires BeIu1ps
inn 5ebr. 1902 Die @rabltdtte unO
pflan3te cine ih0ne Oeuti1e 9inoe als
3eihen Ieiner gerebrung.
Ran einem 8eiuhe Der Stallunqen,
Q0Iderei, Sheune, Sii6e oes 5reib.
bduies uIm., Die ole oas @eprd9e Don
2Bnihington's 2eb3eiten traaen, murOe
bic Riidfabrt iiber 9tleranoria, ga.,
angetretsn uno Der biltOrii1en g@6riIt
@burb" elm Seiuh abgeitattet. GOrt
oerridteten @eo. Baibtn9ton unO Sen
Robert IS. See ibre glnoadt uno Die
Girde lit 9enau 10, nie 3u oeren 9eb:
3eiten. Selbit Die Rir6enltiible ggaIb-
in9ton's uno 2se's lino nod erbalten.
Sine Der 8amen unierer 8egleituno
ltimmte in Der Stride ben @eianQ an:
yNearer MP go0 to thee, ale fielen Elm
uno mir lino iiberSeugt, oaB oas 2ieo
mob ME 10 frDmm ertlane, nie bort iii
Der tleineu biltoriiben Gbriittirhe in
2lleranbria, 8a. Jlanoem mir oann
non 0as J, ,Raribaa Souie," heiuht
batten, beri6mt ourd ben traaiihen
5oo BON Sol. gasmortb, neil er beim
4usbru1e bes ipdteren giir9ertrieges
cine SABINE Der @pnf6oerirten bort ME
Dergeri6en bate, un0 oa5 alie ,,6itD
SOtel, bon oelien 3reppenitufen Waib.
in9ton i'm s. 1899 iein leBies militdri.
lhes Commando gegeben bate, nuroe
Die 6iiffablt nab Der gunoesbaupt
iiaot angetreten. 8.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-15
6armerors amiiation.
8eriht iiber pie @eneralDer.
iammlungOer Ntinneiota
6armers grhange

Sn lebter g}ummer Ba6en tOir bereit.
I'm einem Spelidlartifel 0arauf binae.
mieisn, mte e lb ilberaa inn gano,
unter Der Farmerbeb0lterunQ reQt, i'm
iid unabbingi9 bon ben 5ruIts ~
MAIDEN nie lie Cooperative Stores,
@leDators uim. griinben uno bauen
Sn Delher gBeiIe Die 6armerDrQani-
iatipnen bereits genirlt baben, erbeai
aus folgenoen Geiultaten: Sm Stuate
& an as 9ing bic Coordination Der
8etreioetdllfer in Stiife ibr 6aupt-
NADER oerbiiBt cine 8eidngnisnrafe
un0 bic BON oen 6armern anoeleQten
i Cooperative gleDators" ipuroen in
eine y5erminal so. couIolioirt.
SIN Stante gtebrdsta BAT Iih
Der Getreioetruit aufgel6it uno ote
RecorOs" perbrdnnf nun beberrlhen
ote 6armerOr8aniiationen aud bort
oas 5elo.
Sm Staate ggai6ingtpn iIt bic
6armerOr9aniiatinn nafer i'm @anQe,
ein Serminalslebator puloe qepa6tet
uno Elm eigener ioll gebaut meroen.
Sn y pro 8atota, Siios 8 a.
ota uno Miuneiot0 iit oieielbe
i'm @auge un0 Oarilber ban
0elt nadltebenOer 8eriht eines Spe=
3ials gerihterltatters fir bic g9fa4ri6=
ten. 9erolo. Sn Winneiota iino $50
Observation-Disclosures iomeit Qe=
griinoet. in g}cro 3atota rs, uno in
,SiiO 8atota so. Tim Die Warmer mei=
tex 81 oraaniiiren mo uon ben rduberi=
lheu 5ruits unabhanqia su MAIDEN, lit
nod ueiterc Organization nOti9 uno
leoer 6armer ioate e iitb sur 9lufqabe
MAIDEN, leiu Sberfletn gum 8elinaen
bei5utrageu. Wenn Die armen @ru=
beHleute eineu MilliDnenfono Coaectiren
tonuten. I'm i6re 3ntereIien 3u ihiiBen
unO 3u f0roern, 10 ioate es uuiern rei=
der Farmern crit rcdlt QrIiuQen
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-15
l5iir ryta9ri9ten=5erolo. J
2lus Canada.

ST. Bruno, 8. W}drS 1906
Ser Wonat 6ebruar enoete nit einem
tiihtigen S1neriturm uno Gdlte. Sin
3ug ttat 80 Stunoen lang in einem
@ini6nitt I'M Shnee uno Die 9ltbeiter
muBten Su0 uno 9tabt arbeiten, bis
Der 3ug peiter ionute. 0iersebn 0iei=
len 0Itlid pod bier lit ein iunger 8er-
liner Namens Slim Der &dlte Sum
Spfer 9eIalen. @r uno iein 8ruoer
tamen leBten 5erbft bier al; iie 9ingen
beioe nit ibrem 9iahbar am Gage nah
Sumbolot, 100 man iie oaraui auis
merriam mahte, oab ibre Gleioung fir
oieie @eqeno niht paheno lei, moriiber
lie la9ten. sic batten meDer llebel=
ihube nod lleberr0de an, ionoern iebr
leihte baumnOlene 9leioer. Sic fub=
rem nit oem Nahbar bis auf bier
Meileu BON ibrem plaB, ben Tie gu SUB
erreihen nDlten. Da es ounfel mur=
be, tamen lie pom 8e9e ab. Rarl. Der
jiingite, pusoe miioe uno brab su=
fummen. Sein Bruoer Su9p ihleppte
ihn nod cine WeiIe nit lih, muBte
aber iblieBlih nit suieben, mie iein
Bruber Dor ieinen 9lnqen erfr9r. gr
perlieB ieeod Die 2eihe niht bis gum
Ulorgen, ais er Silfe bolte, er bate
leood bic ganSe 9la6t i'm 9reis um Die
2eihe lerumgeben miifen. Inn ni9t
ielbIt 5u erfrieren; freiliA bat er aud
lsrotbeulen an ben 6iiBsn uno i'm @e=
iitt oaoongetragen. Der jiingere
Bruoer loa trdntlib gelueien iein, 10
oab er oen Strapd3en balo erlag. -
Sept baben mir mieoer ib0nes g8etter
unn es miro FeIt oarauf lDs gebaut. -
Seoen 8aQ fOmmen 3uge nit 2lns
iieolern bier eur6, uno mie aus Der
6auptltaot Gttapa gemeloet Miro,
tamen i'm Sabre 1905 im 9}propeIten
l44, ,6l6 @inpanoerer an, iebr piele
oanon aus ben 9Ser. Staaten. Der
@inter 1T bier ni6t iebr tnlt, aber
reht lang, uHo er miro WidrS, bepor
es aufbriht. 8ernbaro 8ittmau BON
6uIoa bate fiir3lib Oas Slid. etnen
grpBen 8dren 81 erleQen, --lln9efdbr
80 Meilen tpeitlib pon bier bat man
Die st. Soiepbs @plouie gegrilnoet;
es Ioll cine Idone @egeno iein unb es
geben piele 9eute oabin. @Orr.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-15

8ram 8ruit arpoieo4 bp 5om @arz
ran, preis 25c) Seoer 6nrmer iollte
6ieies guh leier uno, menn er oann
nidt 81 Der lleber5eugung tommt, oaB
Den Sarmern cine gereiniqunq 3um
3msfe Der gsrtretung ibrer Sntereiien
grade 10 notinenOig lit, mie irqeno
sinem anoern Stano, Damn iIt i6m
nibt 81 Delfen.
gDn Qliblano, gis. uaren Der giir=
qerneiiter Der Staot uno einiqe anoere
5erren erIAienen, nm Der @eriamm=
lung Die V0rSiige, melde glIblan0 linen
bieten mitroe, auseinan0er 3u ieBen uno
OTfertrtgn Iie i'm 9tamen oer Sta0t einen
freien 8auplaB fiir einen 5ermiual
@lepator.
Sin @onlite BON Mlitqlieoern ruur-
De ernannt, um fb nit oen 6erren
oon gliblano IN gerbinoung 3u ieBen
uuo Ole gerbdltnihe Der Staot su ftu=
oiren.
@inen 5erminal @lepatOr mug Die
9forthDeitern 6armer @r6ange" 6as
ben, nm bas ganS erreiben su t0nnen,
mas lie beSlueft. Sm 5erminal gle=
oatpr miro oas @etreioe 9ereinigt uno
eemiiht.
Sb Die 5armer gr9ange ibren 3tuef
erreihen niro, bdnst gang BON ben
6armern oes Rorbmeitens ab. g1immt
ieoes Wtitglieo zines 6armer glepators
in ben 8 Staaten aud nur ie einen
Share, 10 lit Der @rfolg gefhert, uno
$50 iollte ieoer leidt ristireu t0nnen.
Die 9iretiOren linO meiltens Iarmer,
Der Manager Der @eielIidaft 1T elm
prattiider 8eihdftsmann. Die 9ln=
Sabl Der 9irettoren beird9t 9, BON mel.
den in 3orb Datota, 4 in MinneiOta
uno | in Siio 9atota mpbnt.
Siio 8atotn ift in Der 9iite oieies
Sabr sum eriten Utal pertreten uuo
5mar Our6 ben Observation-Disclosures
D. Sl. @onrao GOrhmann in Sherman,
g. 8. (oer Die b0bIte -3abl Der alb
9eaebenen Stimmen auf ii9 bereinigte,
namlin 327 Sttmnen, cine iebr qroBe
@6re fir ibn. Die 6armer BON Sho
8atOta bdtten aud ourd teinen beFe=
rem Wann bertreten iueroen tonnen.
Die &eo.)
Selbit BON 2Onoon, @n9lano, mar
Elm gertreter anueieno. Der IiA anbei=
ibi9 mabte, nah ,sertigiteaune oes
3erminal=@lepators, ales oort1in Qe=
lanote gjetreioe, oh gut ooer i1leht,
abnehmen, iolange es ben @etreioepro=
ben entipre6e. Gr fiibrte ala9s oarii=
Der, oaB oas erpOrtirte 8etreioe bisber
ielten ben eingeianOten proben ent.
lpreden bate. 3ieielbe Glage miro
IN 6amburg gefiibrt.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-15
safe 6ounfn.

MaOiion. Dora ga qine, mel6e
angetlagt mar, ibren @atten Soiep6
ga pine eridOiien gu baben, 1T i'm
Greis9eribt oes 7pbi1ldqs ihuIoig
befunoen wOroen. Die 0erteioigunQ
tuirO berluhen, einsn neuen 9roceB
fiir Die 9lngetlaate 81 erbalten, uno
menn Oies febli6ldet, ion Der 6aa
Dor bas Dbergeridt gebra6t per0en.
6rau ga gine bat, ME Iie qelteno
ma6te, ibren Mann, Der lie oft nib.
banoelte, in Sslbltoerteioiguno er.
itbohen. Die 5rag6oie ereiqnete Iia
in einem iibelberii1tigtem 3teIort am
Gate Serman, ben oas Baar bort fiibrte.
Die An9etla9te ia9te auf Dem 3eugens
hanoe aus, baB iie in Deuti6lano aes
bOren muroe. ibre @ltern aber Oerlor,
ais tie Iehs Ntonate alt mar. Oils Gin0
tam lie gu ibrem grlber nah Rem
OOrt. Sie peroiente ais 8ienltbOte
ibr Srot, ais lie ga 9ine tennen lernte,
Der lie Deriiibrte unb Damn INNER tiefer
nit binab5o9 in Die Yeroerbnis. @s
mar Der erite MorOpr6seB, Der in 9ate
@Ounip sur Serbanolllng fam unb err
regte groBes 2lufieben.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-15
Somrao G0rnt,tanu,
Sherman, &. =.
gteuernGhlter Direttpr Der y9tortb-
meltern 5armers @rdange.
(5pesialberibt.)

~PhtAUASNNiNGA"t
Die 2. iQbrlihe @eneralperjammlunq
Der Wlitalieoer Der /, Miunelota reTp.
93Ortbmeiteru 6armers @rbange" pie
bic YereiniQung umeetauIt mproen III,
.muroe am z s. uuo 9. MGrs in Wfin.
neapolis abqebalten. Die yiSarmer=
@rhan9e4 iit cine Yereiniqune BON
6armern, oeren Beltreben es 1T, @oo=
peraiipe 6ormer @lepatoren 5u erridten,
um oann ibr @etreioe Ielblt, our6 Elm
Mitglien. pelhes Der Minneapolis
@bamber Of Commerce angebbren Iol,
Su pertaufen.
8as Bro9ramm mar eln iebr reid=
haltiqes nno mur0e in ben 3 5aQen
nur tnapp bemdlti9t. gie beioen
Saup:piintte maren mnbl Die 8eiprehs
ung, ob es rattan iei, einen 5erminal
Glepatnr 3il erbauen uno no, Ob in
Mmneapolis. 0ulutb Ooer in 2liblauo.
gDis.
Der anoeye Quntt mar 9Barum Der
, SoarO Of 5raoe" feline Offenen Mdrt-
te fir Die 6armer pilniAt.
Die 9eriammlung mar lebr gut be-
iu6t lle6er 800 0elegaten waren
anpeieno. nelde etua 1900 2lnteil=
ibeine reprdientirten. CBreis per Stare
i1t S20.00.)
Minneiotn uno Nor0 3atota maren
Siemlib gleib fart pertreten. Don Sdo
Gatota mareu nur WeniQe anDeIenO.
Giniee Der glnIpra1en mareu 9raoe=
su nouenoet /. g. Die oes Oerrn 9. 50.
8reeleD ppn @biea9o. Sa., zines unab=
bdngi9en @etreioemdrtler, iiber Jreun.
De uno 6einoe Der @etreioepreiie; IS
mar cine @eIhid1te Der @infliliie, BON
oenen Der 6etreioemartt abbdngt Die
ie bohintereiante 8e0s l0llte i'm Druid
erTbeiuen uno bon alien Tarmern oes
2anoes selelen lueroeu, oann miir0en
ibuen Die glugen aufgeben.
Sin unoerer padenoer 8orirag murs
be pon 0on. 3om Marraa. Gmaba,
Neb., gebalten. 0arraQ mar Elm un=
abbdngiger @jetreioebdnoler in Rebras=
Ia, muroe BON elmer @eseintguno bon
Cine @lebaiors, oem Iogenannten
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beiSutreten. Mis nieier 3rult Yreiie
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ijidtioen Nl0tiDen 81 Dereiteln il2te.
mar Der Snbasi leinet ate0e. (9lIle oie-
ie iuihensDerten SaiInAen BAT Fl in
einen BUD lsieoefgelggt seaannt
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9GaIip prfh Nnnnfin.

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tpieoer BON Selbn na1 Bangor Suriid=
perle9t moroea unb Der orpBe uno
lansmierise Streit um ben @ountpTiB
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bait, fano tiiralid Die Sod3eit bon
oerem orittdltefen SObne Sernbaro
nit Sri. Suiaune 3anois. neIde erit
tiirSIib aus SiioruBlano bier unae=
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i'm 9Otel Giegel cine 9oppslbobseit
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gel unb Erl. WagDalena GiienbeiB. II.
2orens Soldier uno Sri. @liIa6etb
Dieeel. 8as 9pIin'i6e Sdulbaus
brannte unidnaft nieoer. Cbne 3pei=
fel lag 8ranoitiFtunq Dor.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-15
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9 a Ieln.

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ginpGnoerern uno oeren SaAen tamen
in elmer QBoAe bier 0urh auf Dem
g8ege nah ben n0roli6en Counties
bon Siio 8atoia. 99dbreno oes fiirS-
liden onneeIturmes muBten cine 4n=
subl Wagen einige Gage bier iteben
bleiben. 9iene llniforlnen liaD fir
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@on religi0Iem Mabnfinn bsfallen
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itpeinlid in bic 9rreuanituIt qebradt
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!egt jeBt In Ultgoot eountD 2anobrieIz
iragerrorien aus in FOLDER Aeife. baB
olle 6nrnler beoient luerben t0nnell.