The Chippewa Legend of Nanabozho and Mundahmin
A fragmented retelling centers on Nanabozho a Chippewa figure and Mundahmin the Yellow Man. After a wrestling duel Mundahmin vanishes leaving Nanabozho fearful. The giant returns and is buried in a forest grave where a mysterious green stalk grows into Mundahmin a plant that later yields cabbages symbolizing his return.
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Nanabozke
Mundaluin
Nanabozhe
Natbozo
Nanabezho
Yellow Man
Nanabozho
Mundahimin
Nanuabozho
Nannabozho
Mandalmin
Mere
Wigwall
Ile Pooverin
Bimse
Mundabmin
Ain
Neha Oat
Butler's Argument on Constitutional Amendment Exploded
Summary of a lengthy critique of Senator Butler's letter defending the proposed amendment. The piece argues the measure, though controversial, is constitutional when read as a whole and separate sections. It defends the grandfather clause and poll tax provisions, urges voters to test the amendment at the polls, and questions Butler's opposition and motives. It notes praise for Morgan and other constitutional lawyers supporting the amendment.
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Butler
George V
Poli Leaters
People’s Party
Interist Carolina
Pritchard
United States
Pope
Sutler
Mr. Melver
North Carolina
Ely
But
Wbody
Orni
Supreme Court
Senate
Morgan
Alabama
George Edmunds
Senator Butler
Littl
Mickinley
Alto Izzard
Batle
F. M
Marion Fa Tiee
Oman
Exploration of Pathé Der Marshall Sued Groups
Fragmentary report notes groups connected to Pathé Der Marshall are sued while exploration proceeds. Text references voyage and surface phenomena with mentions of Ghacal and Seythe tor cover.
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Pathe
der A Marshall
Ghacal
Seythe Tor
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