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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-31

AEnEN 10 AA-Ea N EoNbH NU~TA WI
The river at this point was falling yes
terday, with II feet OF HaTpeth Shoals.
No arrivals Upto dark.
The mountain pet, Ella Hughes, that
Oft-sOld craft, cleared for the headwaters of
the Cumberland with Il good freight and
passenger trip.
Capt. j. V. TROOPS steamer SilverthOrn
has again entered the Nashville trade,
leaving Evansville every Wednesday and
Nashville every Saturday at 10 o'clock. We
bespeak for the SiiverthOrn a liberal share
Of public favor.
The Bolivar H.. Cooke is the regular
packet for Paducah to-day at 10 o'clock A.
M.-Capt. w. E. Byers in command. She
is a fleet craft with superior accOmmOdl-
tiOns.
The fine new steamer John S. BrarsiOrd
departs this evening for huntsville and
Bakerton. The experienced J. w. Lowell
is in command, and the accomplished John
Harper in the Office.
The Laura l.. Davis and S~ilverthOrn
were due last night.
The Laura Davis, now en- route from st.
Louis to this point, has 11,O0O bushels Of
wheat for one Of milleTs.
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The Opera House Enterprise.

Mr.. Turk is meeting with great success
in obtaining subscriptions towards the cree
ton of an Opera House in this city. One
hundred and fourteen persons signed notes
Yesterday, for amounts ranging from so to
$50, which sums are to be paid OF cOndi-
ton the Opera House project is carried out
successfully.
Now, with proper management, the build
ing Of the Opera House is assured.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-31

They were fixing up Gas apparatus yes
terdav in the new Office Of the 81. Louis
and Southeastern railroad. When we CON
slider the conversational abilities of the
clerks in that office, tie query: SIS not
that an unnecessary eNpcnSeb NATURALLY
SUGGESTS Itself.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-31

The afable Frank Battle, formerly the
ponular clerk of the Battle House, leaves
today for Dyer county to take charge OF
the stockagc Of prisoners at that point, hay-
inc received the appointment from Dr..
Wright, Superintendent Of the Pcnitentiary.
r. p. NJ. Burns and Mrs. N. Burns, OF
this city, were registered al the Grand Ma
tional Hotel, Jacksonville, Fla, on the 10Th
inst
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-31
VEST EnI Chnreh.

DR.. Wm. II. Morgan, Thomas D. Fife,
James NJ. Hawkins, Jacob /. Thomas, Jno.
II. Baskette, j. I. Richards, VIM. Fergur-
son, K. p. Hunter, r. w. Brown, Rev. r.
A. Young, E. b. EllistOn, w. 7. Glasgow,
are requested to meet DIR. Kelley at DR..
YOung's Office this afternoon at 4 O'Clock
promptly. Business urgent and impor-
tant.
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L.nfr Illustrated Paners.

Duckworth x Co. have received liaTperS
and Ieslie's Illustrated WeeklieS, Wild
Oats. Woodruff x Clafin. Banner Of Light,
Investigator. Police News, Chimney Cor
ner. Girls and Boys Weekly, Happy Home,
Weekly Tribune, Danbury News, etc; also
the latest dailieS.
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Rest and Oldest Family Medicine.

Sanford's Liver ElvigoratOr-A purely Veg
etable Cathartic and TOnic-for Dyspepsia,
Constipation, Debility, S~iek-headache, Bill
ious Attacks, and all arrangements of Liv-
er, Stomach and Bowels. Ask your drug
gist for it. Beware Of limitations.
mh9 1y sat
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More Regret.

The WdUerly Journal, Jan. 20. says:
"The Nashville Exposition is to be discon-
tinued. This announcement viii be a
mater of regret to the people throughout
the State. What is the matter with the
business citizens Of Nashville, that they
suffer such an important public enterprise
TO fail? Is public spirit in Nashville fail
inr9s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-31

This day laid OF a Bargain Counter,
$1,000 worth of Dry Goods, Notions, etc,
Of all kinds, which must be sold within 20
DAYS in order to make room for a Spring
stock. l.. Frankland & Co., 10 Union st.
ian2S WeJSaf.sun
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Raising south C;,errv street.

The Street Committee met last night, for
the purpose of opening the bids made in
relation to the proposed raisingthe grade Of
South Cherry street.
The bid Of Mr.. ]. Geiger was found to
be the lowest, but owing to the appropria-
ton not being sufficient, the matter was
referred back to the City Council.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-31

French, German and English Paper and
Wax Flower Material at the Paint House..
Is n. College st.
ian24 3taW sat,sun,tues If
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Neglected Coughs and CoIds.-Fe

Neglected Coughs and COlds.-Few are
aware of the importance Of checking a
Cough or "Common Cold" in its first stage;
that which in the beginning would yield to
sBROwN's BRONCHIAL TROCHEs," if neg
lected, often works upon the Lungs.
~jan2T-deOd 1W
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:. w. Keeble has removed his Barber
Shop from No. 10 Cedar street to No. 6S n.
College street, two doors below the Square,
where he will be pleased to have his friends
call and see him. Good material and the
best of Barriers employed. janis If
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AssuuIf and EaIierY.

Charity Crawford was arrested yesterday
on the charge Of assault and battery upon
the person Of Becky Johnson. She sub
mittad her case before Justice CaSsctLy and
was fined - and costs.
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Germ.

Com in Chattanooga day before yester-
day stood at 759 to 7Gac., on the wharf,
and Sic. in the depot. Oats at the depot
GlaG2Lc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-31

Removed to the corner Of Church and
Cherry streets, on the first floor over the
drug store of DemOyille & Co, where a
good Business Education can be obtained,
also the beautiful art of Photography. j.
w. DOlbear. jane If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-31

On Sunday. at IL o'clock A. NJ, in Nc
Clurc's Hall. - y. Cherry ST., Mir. Ellis
will preach on materialism and the immor-
tality Of man.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-31
Paintings Purchased.

There was a large crowd at No. 81 West
side of the Square last night at the auction
sale of paintings. The bidding was spirit
ed, and several splendid bargains were
struck.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-31
- Old

Marsh Pinkard has retired from his Sa-
bine farm. and las established h~eadqUar-
ters on Broad street, in the agricultural
implement house Of L. II. Jones X Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-31
New Advertisements.

a young lady copyist wanted.
Litterer IL Cabler are the sole proprietorS
Of DR.. GoOdlet's Houck's Panacea, and DIR.
Samuel Arnold's Great Union Pills, two OF
the best family medicines ever sold III the
State. and highly recommended. Read ad-
VertiSement.
F. r. Cheatham gives notice Of his ap-
pointment as Assignee Of G. Z. Gunkle, OF
Nashville.
A called meeting of the CUlebs Club Will
be held tonight.
r. /. Wcakley, No. 6 North College
street, John W. TerTass * Co, Nos. 20 and
rs South Market street. are the sole agents
for the sale of the Lebanon Mills -four.
See advertisement Of the Louisville Lot
terry.
Benson has located at PA Church street.
See his advertisement.
V. Castillo. III Church street, adver-
Uses Italian chestnuts and Malaga grapes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-31

The large and attractive auction sale Of
oil paintings at Wiustead, Shields X Cos
was numcrouSly attended last night, and
will be continued this eveningat At - o'clock.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-31
CITY NOTICES.

$3.50, O00.-DO you want S250,OOO?
Drop a note to ThOs. E. Bramlette, Louis
vile, Ky, and ask him to send you the cir
cular of the Kentucky Public Library. 1t
will cost you nothing to examine it. 1t
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Maeistrntes Commissioned.

John Stockard, Of Wayne county, and 4.
T.. Shell. of Bedford county, were commits
stoned as magistrates yesterday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-31

4 boat for the removal Of filth and gar
bace from the city, is being built near the
city wOrkhOUSe.
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Good Enough.

Thomas J. Beckett was sworn in as an
attorney in the Criminal Court yesterday.
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Benson is still selling Hats and Furnish
ing Goods cheaper than ever. No. 124
Church street, Battle House. jan51 If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-31

THE finest Italian Chestnuts and Malaga
Grapes at V. Castello's, III Church street,
very luscious and attractive. Jan3l Il
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Distribu,ion of wealth.
sworn in as an Attorney.

The police force Of the city will be paid
off either to-day Or Monday.
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RIVER MEMS.

Daily Report Of Stage Of Water, tih Changes IA
the "a Hours ending 3 z. NJ. jan. 50, 1874.
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TsIegrapAic Report from Signal Serries Grps o.
g. n, Of ObssrrdtiOH, az LOO ~. My he
Western Union Line.
Place OF Obser-T r.. r W, Wdi State OF
walton. d" IN WIN" m b Weather.
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Blank C.. indicates no report; cipher () sta
tiOnary; minus (-) tendency to fall; plus I'd ten
dency 10 rise. A. c.. FORD, Observer.
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Low ---
STATIONS. WATER. RISE. FALL.
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decs If 4thp "a Public square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-31

God bless you" Of mankind. Your fame
does not rest On the crushed hopes Of your
fellow men, nor on the ruins of once SPLEEN
did empires, but was all achieved in the
interests of humanity.
You live in Deeds, not years;
In thoughts, not breaths;
In feelings. not in figures on a dial;
And he most lives, who thinks most,
Feels the nOblest acts, the best.
But | must change my theme
and pass on, as L wish to be dis
cursive and notice some of the char
acteristics of orr Medical Society. With
| our present course of lectures, opened our
meetings, our numbers were few and every
phase of things indicated that its present
"would not copy fair its past" for the COM
bined effects and influences Of a dire eDi-
demic and great financial crisis, would nat
urally seem quite sufficient to retard the
progress of any Institution such as ours.
But not so. Our gallant little band. as
brim-full Of manly talent and the spirit to
STARE and do as ever characterized the
~cOurtiers of St. James, have walked and
boldly, like professional MeshacS, through
the furnace. We point, with some pride,
to the manner in which We have up
bore the standard placed III our
hands by those who have 'gone before
We have met for months around Z common
altar. Our offerings, though humble and
unpretending, have been laid thereon with
that same devotion which has made the
| story of Abraham and Isaac familiar to
every ear. Yes, we have knelt around the
| altar sacred to honorable medicine, and the
uniform harmony and general good feeling
which has pervaded all our proceedings
speak loudly hat a common interest links
us together. To look back upon this happy
period of our lives, IL associations, and
our friendships. will ever be q pleasure to
the eye and a mamma feast to the heart.
| Indeed, these are moments in life which |
shall never forget, which will brighten and
brighten as time wings her flight. That
such an institution as this is of incalculable
advantage, and benefit us, cannot be
doubted. 1t unites for the mutual
| advancement of our calling, and those
strong brotherly ties which it makes
! life so pleasant to recall "in after days" 1
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BAITINORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Trains leave and arrive at Cincinnati as
follows from Marietta and Cincinnati Depot,
Pearl and Plum streets:
Baltimore, Washington
& Philadelphia EN... 1880 a. II. 6;50 a. NJ.
Washington, Philadel-|
phia & New York FIX. $40 P. II. 200 7. NJ.
FROM LITTLE DEPOT, EAST FRONT ST.
washington * Balti-I
more EEpTcSS.-.....- $50 A. II. $40 ?. :.
Baltimore X New York
Fast LINE. 100 Pm. Ill;25 ?. Il.
Cumberland Express. 9:A5 P. n. |ll:Z5 A. n.
This Is the ONLY line running Pullman palace
drawing-room and sleeping cars to Washington,
Baltimore and Philadelphia without change.
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Y. Z. dtn ! Il :. anu 1lShCN AECAe-
NASHVILLE. CHATTANOOGA AND
ST. LOUIs.-Depot, Church street. I. M.
Cunningham, Ticket Agent
Southern s. E'rn Mail. $40 A. L. 12-20 Pm.
9" q" Express \ 500 P. II. 80 5 An
St Louis & EI.&N.0.Ex = Els A. II $40 p. N.
" &Western Mail t12:2O p. N. = 600 A. NJ.
Msmuhis & \. o. Ex... 500 P. N. = 600 A. N.
sheIbyvi1e Accomm'du $50 P. N $3.50 A.
". L. DANLEY, GenI Pass. 81 Ticket Agent
90. LOUIS ARD SOUTHEASTERN
Recommendations North College
street. j.. n. Brooks, Ticket Agent.
St: Louis, western and o.,o +,.n.x
Memphis Express. = DO P. NJ Il:4O Pm.
JOHN ". MASS, G. T. A, St Louis.
: DAILY. Dsily except Monday.
TENNESSEE d PACIFIC RAILROAD.
con and after Jan. Is, trains will run as FOL
oTs:
No. 1-DAILY.
Arrive NashYnle.----..-."-.......'. s-LO A. NJ
Leave Nashville. .....-......-.. 4-UO ?. NJ
No. 2.-TRI-WEEkLY-
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturday,.
IAaye Nashville S.l9 a. NJ.
GEO. Nancy, PreSt & Sup't.
COOKEVILLE AND STAGES
L. Il. WEBB, Agent. Leaves Lebanon on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 1880
a. n.
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LOIISVILLE d CINCINNATI SHORT
LINE RAILROAD.-Trains leave and ar
rive at InuisKille As follows:
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Sbio @aiienfreuuo.
. Gin mpberner9ioqenes

Gin mobernerDiogenes
1T IN Cali lifornien auf Der losenannten
9albiniel, bel Sou=9ieso, bon elmer
Yartie Sager aufsefunoen ,poroen. Gr
brad bort 9ol5 - er 19lug es ni9t NIT
elmer Iyt oenn ct batte feline. 0erMann
wor nur init 1ebr tuenisen &leioun9s=
itiiden ongetban unoarbeiteten eben einem
qualmenoen Teuer. Sic Sager ndberten
i3 ibm; er 1dentte ibnen aber feline Iuf-
mert lamteit uno fubr fort, nit oen Sdn=
ben 9ol5 ab5ubre9nen. 8ei oer 9tuftebr
am Mben6e fano man ben @on6erlinq
nod INNER fleibig an Der Mrbeit. Giner
fra9te i'm oa, ob ct nit elmer @rt ni9t
beiier fertig tperben t6nnte> uno oeutet
an, ooB ct ibm cine 1ol6e 16iden tpollte.
Ser SDlsbauer ober ertpiberte uMrt?
8os lit bas?- Ncin brau9e feline
Qrt ia 9ann fra9te man i'm, Oh er
@tpas fit 1ein Sol5 betdme. ugttpas ?
8as lit @t,uas 2" ~@elb" - bemerfte
man. ~@elo - @as t0nnte i'd nit
@elo an nfan9en !" yun boten bie 2eute
ibm einenSmbiB an, ct l9lttelte aber, ben
&opf. 6ierauf Bot Giner bem ,nebr als
balb 9fadten ieinen Sa9Orod an; es er=
fol9te elm Qbermaliges &opf19iitteln. .9a=
iein 6euer ousgesangen par> rei9te man
ibm eini 9e@trei6b b0lS6en bin. St tonnte
1ie jeoo6 ni6t 9ebrau9en nn6 tuoute fei=
nes annebmen. lin enOli9 Die ler pobl=
wollenOen 3ubrin9li6teiten lps gu >per=
ben> erfldrte ct bonn Der Portie seraoe
beraus, ct Dabe M0es, mas ct brau9e>
uno ,piin16e feline @e1eQ16qft uno feline
nnterbaltun9. Dielen Wint perj jtan0
man oenn uno entf fernts li9. 0ie quite
YepDlferung bon San=9iego ober mill
1i6 bieles @liidli6en nun annebmen, unb
man tuill i'm baburG ins ltn9liid itiir5er,
oob 'nan i'm in eine@tabt brin9t>ibn tlei=
Oct nno ibnl eine glyt in bie 9dnbe 9ibt-
lauter 9in9e, Die er in leiner ielb1genii9=
lomen 3ufrieoenbeit ni6t boben min.
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-Prescott, Der amerifani]9e &C.
| 16i6tsl6reiber> mar tpdbreno ieiner @tu=
oienoeit bes De fteren 1lncontrolibaren, ge=
raOe5u fronf6eitsmdB dBigen, frampfboften
Qa9onf fiilen unterporfen. 60 fam ct
einmal .ouf oas Stubir5immer 1eines Pro=
|feiiors in ber &betorif, nm bort cine Pri=
patletton 5u erbalten. prescett nobnl
Die feierli9e 9altun9 zines 9fe0ners an
|uno begonn nit 0er 9lusframung leines
ausluenOig gelernten Wortl 9malles> als
linn pl6blid Gtlpas ld1erli9 portom uno
es Damn NIT einen Male audi aus nit
linn mar. Ser ProfeHor iab onfangs
lauert6pfl6. ernit borein uno lu9te
bur9 8or>uiirfe ben ionoerbaren Muslal<
iuneen GinboIt gu sebieten. 9lber Prss=
cott's 2a6trampf l6ien bierour6 nur an
sSnteniitdt gu 9elpinnen, er bemiibte it6
persebens um @er5eibung gu bitten, -
er permo6te fein peri itanoli@es Wort
mebr beraus5ubrin9en. 9os &omil9e
BET Sage tpirtte nun audi auf ben Pro=
fe1or 1e1bit feline 3ii9e miloerten liA,
uno 16lieBli@ fiel er in Die sroBe SADIE
nit Elm. Sc meDr aber Die Beiben ei=
nanoer oniaben, oeito 5per6fe1erl6it=
ternoer la6ten iie au3, nobel iie 1t6 ben
2eib bielten uno ibntn bic bellen Sbrd=
men Die Wan9en Derunterliefen. Mlit
ben 8or!piirfen mar es porbei, porbei
aber au9 nit ber Exclamation. Ser
8rofeior bra@te es enbli@ Suerit fertig,
1i9 ,uieoer 5l& er1na1nen unb er 1a9te:
vNun ,-Prescott, fannit bu 9eben! Sos
1T 9enu9 fiir beute."! +. =. 49,.
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- Mein Water rtplroe BON einem Be-
trunfenen 9et0otet, 1pra9 Elm Semperen5=
abbofat Dor @eri@t 5u BucDrus in
Ohio, unb ba i@tpur i6, ME ,uie6er
9eiitt9e @etrdnfe gu mir gu nebmen. l1nb
NIT eini9en @usnabmen babe id ienen
@@,pur bis jebt 9e6alten.
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Our9 NusOun11un9eH eH1Ie9I vOle
Mebnli6feit in Der qrt unb @eile, tuie
9i6t uno Wdrme 5i9 perbreiten ;" 1ast
au@ 16on BET 9enonnte @eolose Morcel
Sc Gerres (na6oem ct biel elelben 8emer=
fun9en ioie Gbaubaro ausgelpro9en bat,
eerabe 10 pie Mo1es lie in Ieiner Gr5db=
lung anoeutetI lit bur6aus in ueberein=
itimmun9 nit Dem @tan0e BET Willen=
i6aft in neueiter 3eit. 9err @raso ltellt
Die 9enioljten Derlu9e an unb arbeitet
oobin, our6 @rperimente bic Sra9e iiber
Die 9latur oes 2i9tes gu l6len. 9lber
lanee Dor ibm, ia 1elbit lan9e Dor gfem=
ton, l9eint D}oles fir Die neuern Notur=
forl6cr Den ¬en Der Sru9e our9=
19nitten uno f6 9etuiIlermahen auf Die
@eite Der 2ebre BON ben @6win9unsen
9elelt gu Daben". Sa, tpabrli6 Wfoles
1T in ieinem 8erid)te 9eleitet lporoen
bur9 ben> Der befonntli9 Dem SOB (Sob
38, 10. uno 24.) iene uner9riinolt9en
Sra9en iteute, oeren 26lun9 fir nnler
Sabrbunbert oufbe>poDrt ou .lein 19ien.
9ieie Tra9en lauten: ~@age mir, 100
tpDbnet 6as 2iGt uno ,uie breitet 1l9
feline Wdrme aus?"
Gnbli@ 16lieBt ]i@ mod eine neue geo.
lo9iide Gntocdun9 ou Die @abrbeit oer
mo- lai|9cn Meltent ltebun9slebre iiber Die
Gr19einung oes2i6tes mieau9 6erPHan=
gen Dor oer Gr1 9einung ber @onne oenn
Come N}ono uno @terne ,uuroen erit
9ei6afen no69erpprbrin9un oer Pfon=
sen. Gs 1T ndmli6 cine ousgema6te
@o6e bob Die foliilen Yilonsen (per=
1teinerte ndmlid) bic li6 in un1ern Ge=
gen0en linoen, be]elben @attun9en oor=
1tellen> ,pie jene, bic man in europa auf=
gefunoen bot, boB al bic 8oocnmdrme
in beioen Welten einlt nibt . unglelb
!porl, >uie jebt; oenn onf bieler leblgen
Gerl@iebenbeit Der 8oben,pdrme berubt
allein Der gesenpdrtiee l1nterl6ieo in ben
Pfou5enerser9niHen. Gs muB oemna9,
UNI jene friibere @lei6fOrmi9feit 6ll err
fldren, Elm Qlusl ltrablen Oes 2i9tes uno
Der Wdrme aus bem Mittelpunfte bet
@r0e, ober cine leu9tenoe Mtmospbdre>
ooer irseno cine onbere Nrt 9lei3mdbi=
GET @eAbeiluns ber 2i6ttuarme notbipen=
oiger @eiIe angenommen ,ueroeu. ~@ol=
DE 8esiebunge11 ,pie ptr lie eben be5el6=
net Daben, awil@en ber Gr5dblung Ger
@,enelis uno BEN neuen Gntoedun9en Der
Notlrtpiljenl6af ften>" i6liebt Marcel De
@erres uIin6 b6dit mertmiiroig. 9os
Genie bes bebrdi16en Sc leb9e6ers erbdlt
ooraus einen neuen @lana rno man fam
ni1t umbin> in linn entme0er cine Offen=
borung on5uerfenlen bic ibm bon oben
tam> ooer bod lpenigltens ienen @6orf=
Slid oes @enies> Der bic @ebeimniile Der
Natur porausi iiebt.(O, y bos 9untel,
womit lie um9eben 1T, our@oringt> uno
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