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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02
Manufacture Of Flax In Minneapo,is

To the Editor of The Journal,
! would like to draw the attention Of
the Commercial club to the importance
OF securing for our growing CITY one
more very important industry and thai
would be flax fiber plant or linen mill
10 use up all the fax straw grown in
the northwest that is now mostly burned
up or fed up. At this late date it
seems not to be doing justice to the
peopie OF the country to be compelled
70 ouy imported linen fabrics. 1 think
II TACT That almost all linen goods on
our markets come direct from the old
country. Why not make our own linen
down to the finest fabrics? Can we do
TINS very thing? Experts tell me there is
no reason why We can't. Right here in
Minneapolis we have the best machinery
maze IN the world, water just right for
rettlng, just the right kind of a climate
ana SOIL to grow the flax. The flax crop
would soon be an important and verv
prohtable crop. Our wheat crop is grow
ing less every year. and less profit in
growing it. The farmer is compelled to
diversity farming, and fax crop ali
utllized TO the very best advantage
would bring him big returns. What helms
the farmer is very liable to help the CITY.
In my judgment there could be h,ilt
up here in Minneapolis a great and grow.
ing trade in linen products, starting at
the cheapest articles, wrapping twine
rope, cordage of all kinds, gunny sacks
summer covers for horses, linen suiting
OF all kinds for men and boys, ladies'
dress goods for summer, towelings table
linen, shifting and many other fabrics
the finest in the land, can all be mad,
right here in the city of MINNEAPOLIS and
employ big lot of men.
w ~ Do,,o
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02

The land office appears to have been
vacated just in time to galvanize some
expiring congressman into an appear
ance Of life
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02

The democrats now have majority of
the civil service commission, but it is
the last thing the democrats ever wanted
to have a majority Of.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02

Senator Aldrich is refusing to pay his
taxes. The wealth Of Aldrich must be
tremendous if he can bluff the tax gath
erer. #, &c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02

Queen Alexandra, who was born in
1874, is not only a good but a brave
queen. She still celebrates her birthday.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02

+ Harvard won from Yale at chess and
President Eliot talks of aboIishing all
other sports at Cambridge.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02
RECOGNITION FOR RLockHEADs
New Orleans r;u,.a H.

New Orleans Times-Democrat,
A chair OF numbering is to be estab.
isneo IN northern university. Possibly
this will be construed as a tardv 1900,
milton Of the wooden-headed stndant
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02

Senator Tillman had noble oppor-
tunity to act the gentleman in Chicago,
but the responsibility was too much for
him,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02

keep the Christmas spirit?" roared
Tank. "Not on your life, when I have
promised to swear off on New Years
Day."
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02

Kip1ing has written some bitter verses
about Americans but, of course, he
meant Vermonters. ~,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02

In. de opinion of Big Bill Devery de
Caruso case was a shakedown. Bill prob
ably reasons from analogy, without
knowing it.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02

scale down the bill. Captain Ijams
was adjudged and awarded half his
claim.
It was a sad but glorious day for the
captain. He had won his contention
that the peculiar services he rendered
can be converted into money, but he
had lost out on the value of his yarns.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02

According to Walter Wellman the only
way to reach the pole y is by balloon.
Either that or by way Of the magazines.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02
ALSO AWFUL LONELINESS
Cleveland Lea dor

Cleveland Leader.
one way to achieve distinction f to ba
the only republican III the Alabama lexis.
laturs
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02
BURNING IT
Philadelphia Ledger.

= fiIIeiueIPIlId Ledger.
Young Patterson of Chicapo hoe ~,
starting@a socialist paper. vindicated The
sincerity OF his belief that he has too
much money. Wv
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02
BAD FOR THE HAM BUSINESS
Philadelphia Ledger

Armour's denial that he Slapped the
kaiser on the back shows he realizes that
such familiar flippancy is no way to
boom ham.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02

Turkeys are not very expensive this
year-if you don't buy big ones.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02

Yet a few days and T. R. will take
congress up and down the line.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02

AL papers are continued until an explicit order
is received for discontinuance and until all ar
rearages paid.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02

POSTAGE RATES OF SINGLE COPIES.
Up to IL pages. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l cent
Up 10 30 pages. & cents
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02

Probably the best explanation Of Mr..
EltePs defense of Tillman is that he evil
IDENTIFY has not read what Tillman said
In Chicago.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02

That truth is stranger than fiction has
passed into an axiom but that it is more
powerful than any fiction is evidenced by
the letters Of the girl Grace Brown, fol-
whose murder her lover is being tried
The letters of Grace Brown are of a
kind which rend the heartstrings, while
their moving power is such as make our
great depicters of the tragic in literature
SO tame in comparison. SCOTS "Effie
Dean and George Eliot's ''Hetty'' fail tc
utterly to convey such a vivid impress
sion of the hopeless, helpless but alto
gether pitiable condition of the wronged
woman as is given in the simple, broken
sentences Of this girl.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02

LoNDoN--Journal on file at American Express
office, Waterloo place, and U. 5. Express
office, 90 ktrand.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02

NEW YORK OFFICE, CHICAGO OFFICE,
World Building Tribune Building.
O'MARA s. ORMSBEE, REPRkSENTATIVES.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02

PAR1S-Journa1 file at American Express,
oil Rue Scribe, and Eagle Bureau. 81 Rue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
Nbidaffnna Der T%rcipGiie.

@orri@burH No, 81. Ge5. -
Ger SctretGr Der innCren 9lngeledCns
heitCu 0c3 Stuotc2, Major SIaac y.
NromuL melder aud, GbCi oca Giieu.
hohn @iircuua lit riibnlt III %iCilerl
ioeben ucroiientlidtcn &uDre@beridtt
Ole Nbldafflutg otter Nrctp1llc Sci
tens Scr EenniplpunicrNnbu ais cine
trcfilid)c MaBre1cl mo hcltrcltct .Oaf
C. lidl nllr nm cine uoriIbcrGChcnot
NnQclcQenhcit bonolc. iu0cm CT per.
lld)ert. ourd) cine ucrld)Grfte Nufltd)t
Der Nun0ca mo St0nta NehGr0ell
milroe cine HildtCbr III 0cn altcn&er
b0lt1liiien Iclbit huber Den Miucn Der
Cllenb0bnen p%crbinocrt mcr0Cn. Sei
ller 9llllid)t nnd) liub Die Gileubabnel
hcjil9lid) Der NltSltclllnl9 bon Srei
p6llen III merb0rtrr Mciie 0cbr0nO
ld)nBt luoroen. St }citcn bciti9er
politiiher Gonteitc lcicn 3ebntonier
Dc bon InbGngcrn beiocr iilhrelloell
Eurtcieu 5u Stoota Goltucntcn INT
entgeltlid) beioroert morocll mo 0o%
GraebniB lei O%urdl9Gn0iG ciu mn6e.
f%rie6igcn0cs geiuelen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
Scs Murpcs i'm ;%iucitcn Wraoc id)nl
Din.

N minneapolis $, Mirm., 81. Sc.
Scn,bcr. - 6ruu Stella Brennan.
ipelhc Drei ibrer Stietfinoer erld)ol'
len, ein piertea p%erlpunoet mo oalnl
cilcn Sd)uB oui lid, ielbit abgeIeiiert
bat, 1puroe bier bes MoroeS int 5luei.
ten Wruoe id)uloig %befunoeu, arl
ipeld)ein Gerbred)en lebenslonallte5
@ef1n9llib itebt. Iie Gertbeioi9nllg
bate III belueiien perilld,t. oab Sroit
Brennan Die Sbnt i'm 3uItulioe tent
porarer @eiItesitornna pcriibt babe,
p1breno Die Stnotsompoltihait oar
juleeen bemiibt mar. Die an9eflo9te
lei oili Die aiuber eriter Che ibres
Mannes eiieriiifti9 gerpeien mo ba-
be lie aus Dem @ege 5u r1rmen &c.
riinift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
Sin HuliSiit m%maefummcn.

Detroit Wtih.. 81. 0e5enlber.
Gin Eerionenjng Der .Sate Sborc
9obn" rnlnlte geItern AbenO an Der
II. Apeule areu5ung gegen onS
biI1tere Gnoe zines eleftriifeu gSogs
CONS mo Eoli5iit @m. $. Shutd)er.
meld)er arti Der hinteren Elattform
ltauo. blieb ullgeublidlldy foot. Die
Elattiorm lullrbe olird) Die Golltlion
pollitGnoig ubgeriiien uib lbotd)er'S
a0rper cine betrGdtlid)e Strefe iueit
fort9eid)leuoert. Grit ~ Snrnoen
ipGter, ais man Den SoOten. oeIIeit
@etid aebrohen mar, auifano. iuuroe
eS bctonnt. Dab Die Goaiiion cil
Menihenlebeu gum Cpier geIoroert
bate. Ter @nggou mar i'll oelt
Sdruppen gebroht moroen nno Die
9coienlrlN bate gcmeloet, es lei 9fte'
nlollo uerlebt por0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
San Somimao'S Mirrcn.
Gntidet0mAatumpf 5uiiden Nioru-
les mlo Gncerea iteGt nod, aus.

Gntideiomgafnmpf 5uiiden Wtura-
les mlo Gacerea Ite6t nod aus.
G.dpeSnptien Nuiti. 81. Ge.
5cnlber. - Atad elmer bier cilueuoit.
gercn Wcloung lit Der oomiuifuliidJc
&rell5er .rSrloepelloencia" uddWiontc
Ghrilti an Der MorofiIltc BON Sallto
Domingo nltsgelmtien. aber lllolt
meiB niAt. Oh cr iiir ben iliid)tiacn
Fraltocuten Morales ooer iiir Die
&nterciien 0ea ice.ErGiiocuten Gu.
tcrea eIntritt, ruelder tempor0r Sic
tSunftionen oe2 ErGii0entcn poll
Sunto 0omiugo ulaiibt. General
Ho0rignc5. Der Wouuerneur Don
Wontc Ghriiti. mcld)er 0en &crlteil-
men ltad) Mornlea unteritiibt, bat
Smt Soren5o o. @llaUIbiIl, ctluu %
Wtcilcu iilooitlif Don Wontc Gbriiti.
bclebt INTO lit nit Der Nerit1rfln9
leller Stelllng beidldftigt. lpGbrcno
CT Morales Nnfllnit crpnrtet. 5t
meld)em 3eitplultt iid @enernl Hus
oriGltcj ilber Die ueitcre Milton lcircr
Srllppen idlililig MADDEN miro. Nie
9Cuobncr G SliitriftS Wiorte Gbriiti
bciinocn lid III GROCER Allireglung. 0a
man eriuurtet, Dab Der Gntid)ei0ungs.
tnlnpf iipiid)rn ocn riuaIiiircnoen
Siibrcrn in oortilcr @eqeno SIM
NllStrn9e gebradt mer0en miro. 9litdJ
btnliftlidJ Der @oltullg Der Scr.
Stoutcn berridlt &eIorgniB. Die tcle-
9rophiid)e &erbinolng 5utid)ell
Ellerto Eloto mo Monte Gbriiti lit
lmterbrohen.
gan Conn / II q y, 81. 0e5enlber.
- &icc. Er1iioellt GocereS lit geitcrll
bier ungetommet mo bat cine Grtros
iieung be@ GongrriieS ciltberiicn,
meld)er bic bon 9iIrgern erbobenc
Nntluge unteriltd)en ioll, Hr1iioelt
Morulea lei eilt TerrGtbcr mo Nn.
litter Don 9lutuergieBel. Is lit
nod INNER unbefamt. no MtornlcS
peilt. ieood) iirlo mebrere Sifi5tere,
weld)e gleid6eitig nit inn Die Stuot
perlalien boben. allBcrbalb ser Seb.
teren %uerhaitet poroen. Iie Gegie-
rllllg bat Ben oontinifuniifcu areli-
ger ,Snbepenoenciu" iiir ein &ebel'
l%enfabrjeug erfl1rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
3mm ,Gntcrpriic" SnnffradD.

Eittoburg. En.. 81. Ic5. r.
Die .Mercontilc Iruit So" u1o Die
yGullitnble Srult So" bon bier. reip.
Baltimore. hobcn al Den Stuuta.
Sdnemciitcr ". =. WotbueS $3.50.
600 bcjnblt. meld)c Summlc nobe5lt
Die @dlite Scr Sunlnlc mlSnlod)t. Die
tic ais Siderbeit iiir Die in Der per
frud)ten ,Gnterprile Nutlonnlbnnt"
oeponirteu 8cloer oc& StoateS Yenlls
~iplpnllicn aeltellt battelt. Der StaatS.
Sd)ubnteiiier bat 0oS @elo Don Den
g%ennnnten Standardization per-
longt mo bieie beidllolien. olii NIB
id)lag il, iablen. lid odnnt al Die 81.
rettorelt Der .Gntcrpriie Nutlonnl
9orf" III bolten mo oieie. iueln No
tbig. gcridltlid) 81 5lpln9elt, lblen DE
gouje Sunme 5u cricten. Die On
tcrpriic Hotioralbnnt" bate jur 3eit
hires ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS St,O32,O0O
in StaatagelOeru III S1noen, 10 DAB
olio Der Staut nod S652. 600 III ior'
bern bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
Wadliulacr 9norcc's.

Gbico9o, 81. Sejer1bcr.
Ter G6ei . Mcoufteur ocS .Gbicdgo
Hecoro . Serulo." Nr. Srant y.
Nopes. bat Dem @aibingtohcr GORE.
iponoentcn oieieS 9lattcS, 8olter
@e1uolt, oeu Nuitrqg 9egebet. elt
2uftid)iii 5I bailet ooer bailel III lo''
iel, nit ocmiclben brh 9toropol ont'
5uinden mo per brabtloier Selegra'
pbie rulo iubnlarincr aubelS ilber oeit
1Sortid)ritt ser Expedition jl berld)-
ten. luonloglid) t1glld. Wellmait
miro lid iiir oen Dan oea Srlft'htffes
oeu 9eiltonO oes Yuitid)ifiers Gan.
tos Suinont III HuriS lidlern. Goss
ielbe ioQ IN Yuris bel Souis @ooorb
0cbaltt meroen, cine Gonge bon 1876
ISi,B lun0 ein@emid)t bon 1000 Efitno
babcn mo i1big iein. nod) ellte So.
Dung Don 5000 Eiuiio jt tragen. Us
iol orei Motorelt ben im @alljell 20
YieroefrGiten erbulten ilno I'M Siilt
ooer A,lgru 1906 sur Iufiabrt fer'
tig meroen. Iui Spibbergen nlo bet
Summerieit. Hormegen, lollen orobt-
lo'e Experimentation errld)tet
meroen, I'M Die Gerbinonng nit Oem
grpeoitiunsidliii 5l u%nterbaIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
TurScrungcn uun &ublen9rGbcrn.

Yrn5 l. &no., 81. 0ejenlber.
Iic aobleugrdber oeS s. Giitrift3
hobeu III ibrer aeitrieen Sisrna be,
idlloiien. ibrc 9eIcgotcn iiir Den he.
p%oritebenben Goupent III Snoinnopo.
lis Ill %initruiren. lid, ieoer @erob.
icBlrg Der geacnmGrti9en SobnlfL,1
mo ieoer 9lb1noerung Der SoriG,rii'
ten j,t lpioerieben mo olli cillcrSobr.
c%rbobutg bon 5eEn Ero5eut III tc
Itcbcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
Gr-Scnatur Sill frnnf.

NIbonn N.-OY 81. 9ejcuber.
- Or 9ln0eHienotor 9opio =. Sill
mar icit mebrcren @od]rn IN ieinem
Seine @olfert'a Hooit, meld)c3 cine
Meilc nOrolid bon bier 9elegcn lit.
ants 3inmer geieiicIt, bod, itolo cr
bon BORT nllS nit ieinem bieligen Dit.
rcult i'll regelnlGBi9er %teIepbouilder
Gerbinoutg, 10 oaB cr Snitrnttioneit
filr Die @rleOiglutg iciner lSoit mo
Inlicnoen 8eldl1ite gcbeu fonnte.
Ter i'm bcbnlOelnOe 9lr5t, Or. Woc.
NorIune, idgt, bnB OnS 9ciinoen OeS
Nrn. Sill cine 3eit lang Don r%rltilrr
art mar. abcr lid wiebrr 10 gebeiiert
hat, ouB cr III etluo jluci Mod)eu ME.
Der I'M Stunoe iein miro. ollS5ltgeben.
Ger Nr5t bat Nrn. Sill Den Nntb &c.
gebcn, nli fllr5e }eit llod) Dem Sii.
0cn jll 9eteil, ood) lit nod nid,t be.
ltinlmt, Oh Sr. SPILL Dies tbllll miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
@crmiihtc tclcsrapbiide SepcidJcn.

Sii @aiblugtun. 3. g.. bat lid
U. 9. Giogelp. ser 9ontroleur Der
Iotionnlbonfen. nit SRI. Safe Il.
Ieering per6eirotbet. Tas Eaor miro
cine jipeimoratlide S~od,5eitsreile
lud) @eltinoieu lnlo tslorioa madlen.
Su Soliion. Ger. lit Der &es
oaftelir oeS in Cameron. Seros, era
id,einenoen YSerolo" oilf ieinem RE-
ooftionsbiireau oilrd, @irt Serrp, Ell.
nelt slngeiteuten oes Slottes. erid)ol,
ien rporoen. Gie Seranlaiinng ioll
ein Streit ilbcr geiddftiife Ingelc'
genbeiten gapeien iein.
Tns ahtitodige @ebdube Nr.
21S mo 220. SIt-4. StraBe. Gincin.
noti. in peld,em lid Die Sdmbiabrif
Der ,Slilion ano aofenge 60" be.
iano. gine geitern i'll 6lammer ani.
Gerluit $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
Sdlaraffenbnrs in Srano.

Gincinuati. 8. 81. 0e5. -
Die biibid einaerihtcte Sdloraiien
burg oeS Heid)ea Cincinnati. 9tr. 234.
WainitraBe. lit acitern Nnd)mittug
ollrd) tSeiler ul0 Woiier Dos 5ll9erif.
tet luorOen. Grit an Hlbeno porber
porrn Die Soiien nit ibren Burg
irolcn SIT elmer 6eier %pereint, In&
6elicr brad I'M oritten Stodlperf,
9eraoe ilber Der @llr9. aus mo oa III
DEM @ebGlloe uiel brennburco Wintc.
rial aufgebouit mar, trot Die Seller-
lpebr nit GROCER Genergie on bnS
2oidnperf mo Die gauge Burg mllroe
i0rm!id) eriGuft, SeiOer iillb aild) Die
prGdytigen @eIdenfc rllinirt morOen.
bic Dem Heid) 5t icirem 5ebniobrigen
0citebeu bon aiocren Teid)cn uerebrt
mproen maret.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
Sranrigc Hcuja6rSicicr.

Die Orci Sabre nIte Nottic GruB bci'm
Spiclcn nit Strcidb6I3fcn foot
a lih ucrbrannt.
Stntt irobcr TeititinlmntnQ lit ticie
Sraltcr in Ooa Sctm ser Gomilie Don
@rn. Gopi0 $. Grob, Nr. 2t24,
GrltiNbill Npcnte, cinQe5o0cn. Ole
orei Sabre alto Eod)tcr 6ottie iturb
n0mIid) Ncitcrn MorQen an oen Sol.
Acn non 0ronouiInoeuL pelde lie am
SamitoG NbcuO in ibrer elterlitcn
@ohnWG bci'm SpieIcu nit StreidJs
boIjdlcu crlitt. Gas &in0, mcldc@
init elmer Mcngc Spicliud)elt oQeiu
gelallcn mor0cn mar. lab nlri elnenl
Stubl cine Shadtcl Streidjbol5cr,
meld)e Scmuuo BORT bate lie9en Neloi.
lcn ul0 lie beNnrn nit Dem nciGbr.
lid)cl Spicljcua 81 ipiclen. Gabci
iingcn ibrc Glci0cr Gcllcr, un0 ais
Die @illicr1ic oeS ainoc3 OeIicn Mut-
ter nnO ibrc Sdmcitcr, Srnl NGttic
Nuif, 3ur Stcllc 1cbrod)t bottcnt mar
ou3 bcOulcrn3mcrtbc @cid)0pf bcrcita
Qon5 in GIommcn QebilQt. Nic BEL
oeu 6roltcu c"rIittcn bci'm H0ld)cn ser
NIammrn cbcnfnaa %ran0mn0cn al
ocn @Guocn. Goa &iuO lpurOc 5ucrit
mad, oem StoOt Noipitol Acbrnht,
ic0od, ais bic Ncr5tc crtomntcll, bnb
GrStlidc @iilic mtBloS lei, mad, iciler
@obmmG 5urild bciGrOcrt, molclbIt
Is 0eittrn WorQcn 0urd) Den 600 uoll
Icinca 2ci0cn Crl0it mur0c.
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Ter critic llnfaQ III 1906.
NCliu6rS Sd)ilBc an Der Suu0 per-
lest.

Gincn l6limmcu Nuiou1 uubnl Oa3
ncrc Sa6r iiir 0roucia ". @crrp pon
Mr.. 1tO7, Noro GollluNton 9Ipc.
Icrielbc bottc it'd cine YiitoIc 5lIrcdlt
0en,odt, nm Die ilbIihcn Nclllobr3'
Sdiiiic ubv1ieuerrl ser &cpoIoer c;.
ploOirtc mo pcrIcBtc Den SdilBel
crbeblid al Der rchtcn @uno. Der
m mltrbc nod Dem o&ohna SOpftn3'
Noipitol" qe6roht uno sort pcrbum'
Den?
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Phi GiIBcrit 0cntiitblifc Mciic
luuroc Der Splpcltcr slbcllo ulld) Don
Den Mitglleocrn scr harmonic" mo
bercn 6rcnnoen nro Surnilien in Der
.Sornlonic . Safe" b%egargen. Cine
groBe Serlooinrlg mar nit Dem 5eitc
perbllrlben mo oicielbe pernriad)tc,
mic ilblid). groBc Seitcrfeit. Sumo.
riitildc Tortruge mto Murnerd,ore
iuedicltcn in oligclebmcr Meibenfol9c
init cillarlocr ab unb Inn ht2 llbr
falto Gin 9nnfett itatt, an ouS lid
ilah ~ llbr Elm %flottes San5frdu56en
reibte, meld)es crit sum AbihliiB ge.
lo,ete, als Ole eritrn SGbnc frGbten.
yllnfel grdiig Screen"
Ger llnfeI Yr1iig : @ereen" peran.
%ltaltete geitern Ibeno III Der v@erma-
MIA W1nnerfor . Snlle" cine groBe
Weibnad)tsfeier, perbunoen init ain-
Oerbeld)eerumg. Der 9eIuf mar. mie
iiblid), lebr gut uno lpobl iiberN 500
ainoer .luuroen beiheert. Gr1iiOent
6rib @ebrenberg belt Die iiblid,e
Mniprod,e an ole &inoer, III peld)er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
Staot Baltimore.
Splucitcr III ocn &ercincu.

Weibnobts Scidccrungcl uno lin,
icrbaltllngen in piclcn 0elttld)eE
8cicQltaitcn. - HnOerc Sereilss
Nad)rid)tCll.
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-08-28

EI Partido Progressive.

FL partido Republican, es e1
partldo de progression y consuma-
clon. Bajo la administration de
los prlncipios adoptados por ese
partldo, este pals ha alcanzado
su presente posicion exaltado.
En- la presenteepoca los principios
sostenidos por ese partido son los
que han produCido la confanza
publlCa Ell la eStabilidad de nues-
tro gobierno, cual goza el credito
mejor del mundo. La politica
protectiva del partido republican
no durante los ultimos diez anos
ha producido una epoca de pros
peridad sin igual. La progression
no ha sido sOlanente Ell asuntos
fnancleros, sino en- e1 mejoramen-
to de condolences para el pueblo
Ell general. La elimination de
metodos perniciosos y oiciales
dlshonestos en- los departamentos
administrators del gobierno, la
prosecution de los corporac1ones
y slndlcados monopolistas, y la
dominacfon de ellos por leyes res
trihientes; la appropriation Y ex-
pend1ClOn de vaStas sumas.de di-
nero en- obras publicas, de irrega-
clon y domination de los terrenos
aridos especialmente Ell los esta-
dos y territories del oeste, del
cual este territorio esta recibiendo
amplio cantidad. La extension
de nuestro Comercio en- los nerca-
dos mas remotos y exclusives del
mundo, porveyendo mercados por
los abundantes como diversos pro-
ductos del pals. Ciertamente ell
registro del partido republicano
es sin par en- el progreso del pals.
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-08-28

bace clnco aiios. Ese hombre es
el montah6s que cierto dfa hirid a
TN marlnero en- frente de este cas-
tillo; el bandido que prendi6 des-
pu6s al jarl Adolfo Juna de Silly,
para hacerle optar entire la mu-
erte " el deshouor de su hija; el
infame que lie asesind al an6 sig
uente; el impostor sacrtlego que
qu1ere pasar por libertador de aq-
u5l a quien asesinara, y recoger
el premio de la virtud de otra vic
TINA suya. iHip6crita ;Falsa-
rio! jPirata! iAsesino! ,Trai-
dor!-contiuud Seraftn, apostro-
fando al bandido. -Deftndete, 81
tai es tn osadia.
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-08-28
FOLLETIN.
FL Final de Norma.
Por pedro de .1Iurc0n.
PARTE CUARTA.
CAPITULO TX.

-iVea usted 10 que dice, cab
allero!-exclamd con voz solcmne.
Alberto segufa ensehado la pis-
tola al bandido, quien no Sc atre-
via moverse.
Ese hombre- continue Ser
aim, --es Oscar cl Encubierto, el
Nino-Pirata, el asesino de Rurico
de Calix, que murid en- Spitzberg
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-08-28

Reno TN instante de silencio.
Todos los testigos Sc apartaron
de aquel hombre sobre quien reca-
ian tan horribles acusaciones, y
esperaron su replica antes de SOL
tar todas las tempestades de, la ira
dc la venganza.
Brunilda, deslumbrada por
aquella revelation, Sc tapaba el
rostro con los manos.
Oscar Sc adelant6 entonces.
frio, sereno, impasible.
-Sehor Notario: prcnda usted
a es6 infame Ell nombre de la ley
.dijo, sehalando a Seraffn.
Este rerocedid IN paso.
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-08-28

-iPrendale usted, lie digo!-
anadlo con una entereza y una
dignldad que impuso todos res
peto y les hizo dudar nuevamente.
iPrenda a ese malvado que me
'alumnia! IA ese aventuero que
protana el temple donde Dios va
a premiar mis- sufrimientos con Ia
mano de la mujer que adore!
iPrenda a ese falsario, que me La
ma lmpostor porque ANA a mi
prometida, ese miserable violin
lsta, que aspira a cehirse con IN.
trigas de maIa ley la corona con-
dal de Silly! iPrGndale, y obIf-
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