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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-05
Business Locals,

+ Wrvr,.YDif v ni,,.r. his goods for CASH
in the new building, opposite the o,cc stand
Bsn.nembnrZ Jones' New Store
Low 81, opposite Public School Building.
WJSrI,vD is scllin~ his Goods for CASH
i'll the new building, opposite the old stand
Get the hcst-,be "Ironsides"-at 40
Try Goldheim's Swiss Bittcrs for Dvsnen-
81, nj II SrrHS's
"ENELAND is selling his goods for CAST,
i'll the new building, opposite the old stanu
Boots. Shoes, Hats and Taps, in all the
Latest Styles and at friccs to SUIT the means
OF every buyer, at Alex. Kings, il, 125
Baltimore street, Sign OF the Golden Star,
Cumberland, Md Special Price List for
October; Misses ioX q GaiterS al only 81 .3o,
worth two dollars AMI Twenty-Five cents
everywhere. Also, Ladies foX'd Caters,
$40 ana upward, Gail and examine,
oct l1-y ALIEN. KING, Jr.
Nh announcements on the ..Ironsidosn
WINELAND is selling his goods Tor CASH,
in the new building, opposite the old stand.
M va, wont five o.,uiuc Io,don
pra,'., Stout Aln fnr WII.l,in. HrnnIirs
and Vine, ca tn r Srrny's Iinuor Stnr,
wall paper ANA kss nHs.-h
Ii. ASH, mira building " csl Oh "S' Olli'c'
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-05

MARRIAGE Licenses were issued to the
following persons from the office of 'Thco.
Human Esq, Clerk OF the Court, during
November:
Henry X. Constantine and Mary Joseph
inc Butler
John Craddocll and Mary Meanphcy
Dennis Dorsey and Julia Cavnnaugh
Thomas Donald and Hickey Cutter
Robert Fraw and Catherine Love.
Thomas W. Cunning and Mary G. Dow
den
Edward w Hartman and Eliza Boscly
Marcus lehman and Bette Somehow
James j. II. House and Sarah c. Will
son.
David Hcvcncr and Maggie Smith.
James IIOtchkss and Marion Atkinson
Grccnbury Ilmbcrson and Lucrctia
KOontZ.
Lawrence Logsdon and Minerva A. Tay-
lor
George NJ LanglotS and Mary Eichncr
Esau Morgan and Rcbecca Rnkcr.
William Murphy and Janet Mcintyre.
Daniel r. McKcnscy and Hattie \
Grcenwadc
William Noble and Matilda Capcl.
William H. Nrtf and Ziporah Mckenzie
Joseph H. Pacchtcl and Martha j. Spit
nauglc
Charles Rosemarklc and Barbara Barr
John Sampson and Alison Simpson.
Richard Smith and Louisa, Dorsey lcol-
loredD
Charles S;clicn and Maria Paris
John Sem and Sarah BUGGY.
William Smith and Isabella Close
Adam Tcnnent and Jane PEBBLES
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MUDDY-"Our Correspondence"
PRoGREssING.-The new buildings.

PR)GREssING.-Th new buildings.
WE credit the Georges Creek Press with
the following items:
The New Central Coal Co. have reduced
their Big Vein Mine shipments to ESQ tons
per day.
The Atlantic and the Hampshire and
BALTIC Companies are shipping to canal all
they can produce from their mines.
The driving wheels of the narrow guage
engine, Little JIM used at the George $
Creek Coal and Iron Cos old mine having
been nearly worn through, were taken to
Frostburg on Monday TO be turned.
The contractor, Mr.. IIanekamp, having
completed the New Central Coal Company
tram road from the G. u p. II. r. to Koontz
Mine, distance of p miles handed the
work over to the Superintendent, J. j.
Shaw, Esq, yesterday.
The President and Directors of the com
pany will visit the mines shortly when a
formal opening o. TIC works ill oe made,
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NEWSPAPER CHANGEs.-Mcssrs. Wood
& Broydrick, editors and proprictors OF the
nership, Mr. Wood withdrawing, leaving
Mr. Broydrick in full ownership. The lat
Ter is an experienced journalist and will no
doubt continue to make the Iad,pendcnt
readable and sprightly paper.
Mr. Wood, we learn, will devote his at
tcntion exclusively to law, in which he has
our sinccrcst wishes for success.
w. G. Clayton, Esq, also retrcs from the
West Virginia Tiijwne at Keyscr. =. G..
Eandiycr remains as editor and proprietor
Success, gentlemen.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-05

RIAL EST Ale Observation-Disclosures the
transfers of real estate the following deeds
were filed for record in the office of Thco
Human Esq, Clerk Of the Circuit Court
during the week ending Nov. IS, 1874:
Thomas Donald to Ann Donald, lot
lying on west side OF Jackson Run, $50.
William Louis Oss. Of Eckhar,, to Mrs
Martha A. McIIenry, Of Cutnberiand lots
Nos. 5 and 6 Of series of lots laid out by
John Netf at or near Ecklart mines, $500.
Nelson BcalI and wife to Mary c. Clcay-
land, lot of ground in Frost's heirs add
ton 10 Frostburg, fronting sixty teat on
Lincoln street, $3.50.
Henry G. Jacobs and others to John G.
Jacobs, all their right and interest to mill
tary lots Nos. 3,Sl0 and 3,Sl1, "IIopewclI,"
and a part of a tract called "Parlncrshp,"
with all improvements thereon, Sl93.15.
Andrew b. Shaw and wife to John Shay,
lois Nos. 16 and II in town of Moscow,
5000.
John Ross and J. W. Micslaels to Nc
Donald Whitehead, lot No 6 in Ross and
Michaers addition to Barton, consideration
not stated.
Owen Pagan to John Nutcher, lot No 10
of addition to Douglass avenue, Lonacon-
ing, $525.
William BiddingtOn and wife to Andrew
J. Wilson, lot No. 8 of block No. 10
Bcalrs first addition TO Frostburg, fronting
fifty feet IN Main street, excepting the
underlying mincrai5,) 81 100.
G. +. Porter and wife to William Muir,
lot No, Is, (part of Il tract of land conveyed
by the Hampshire and Baltimore Coal
Company to DIR G. f. PortcrJ and front
ing on Cumberland and Pennsylvania Rail
road, $3.50.
Georges Creek Coal and Iron Company
to William Muir, lot in Homecoming, (un-
DERIVING minerals exccptcd) 1925
Georges Creek Coal and Iron Company
to David Robertson lot in Homecoming
underlying mineral eXcepted,) $500.
Georges Creek Coal and Iron Company
to John Smith, lot in Homecoming, (undcr.
lying minerals accepted $225.
Nelson Beall to Augustine Alexander
lease of the school house and ground
situated on the west end of the Welsh
Baptist church lot, Frostburg, and haviL .
a front of 23 feet on Charles street, for s.
and other divers valuable considerations, tc
have and to hold for his special use anG
benefit during his (AleXander's) natura
life and for no other purposes whatever.
Same to Same, lease of lot No. 10 blocl
No. 30, with all improvements thereon
fronting on Main street, Frostburg, for Iii
(AleXander's) own use during natural life
property then to revert to said Bcall OF
legal representatives, at 81 annual rent.
Conrad E. Scifker and wife to Henry b
Shafier, lot fronting 81 feet on north sid
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-05

APPoINTMENT.-John S. Grove, Attor-
ney at Law, Frostburg Md, has been APP
pointed by the merchants and Manufac
turers Collection Bureau" agent for the
collection of claims in the coal region of
Allegany county, Md.
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Christmas is Coming!
THE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES HIS
FRIENDS and Patrons of Frost


friends and Patrons of Frost
L burg and vicinity to know that he is al
ready prepared for the holidays, with fine
selection of Presents for Ladies and Gentle
men also with a large assortment of Dolls
and TOYS for Children His stock of CON
FECTIONERIES is unequaled in town
Weddings, Festivals Fairs, and Parties will
be served at short notice on reasonable
terms. Special attention given to the prep
aration and oruamentation of Wedding
Cakes A fine assortment Of Cakes always
on hand of which we name in part, Lady
Cake, Pound Cake, Fruit Cake Mountain
Cake, Marble Cake, Jelly Cake, Sponge
Cake, &c. Families daily supplied with
Fresh Bread-Rolls, Buns, &c. sSS-Orders
will receive prompt attention and all goods
delivered free Of charge. Having thirty years
experience in the business he feels confident
of giving satisfaction in all cases. Thank
full for past tavors he hopes to share your
future patronage. Remember the we'll
known old stand on Broadway, adjoining
Holes and Yungerman's and opposite the
Presbyterian Parsonage BLASSE'S
Nov Ply Bakery and Confectionery
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-05

THE venerable Rye and first future
Vinegar" Of Homecoming, are engaged in
controversy the subject of which no fel
low can find OUT But enough is shown to
make us regret the one had not kept his
away local option land, and that the other
had never left its mother"
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Broad
NIUD STUCK.

4 petition is now in circulation for
signcrs praying to Mayor and Council of
Frostburg to take appropriate action to
make this street of uniform width through
out As is known to all, at its junction
with Union street it presents simply the
appearance of an alley, On neither side
has there been pavement of the required
width, and in rain or sun, pedestrians have
been compelled to single file along Them
while from horses and vehicles they are
despatched with mud or sutiocated with
dust. The evil has been borne by the peo-
pie with great patience, in consideration,
doubtless, of the fact that change would
involve greater cost either to the ownels or
the Corporations But now that the ground
is vacant, further neglect by the Corporate
authorities to take the necessary action in
the premises is not to be excused Ion.
Frostburg Dec. Sd, 1874.
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FrOstburg. Deem her 5. 1874.

FIRE HINT-In getting smoke from a
room always open the upper portion OF a
window
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-05

DEFERRED-"OurF ritZ's Lamcn tation
is in type, but crowded out 1t Will Ger
tainly appear next week.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-05

AN examination of an Atlas of the lIeav-
ems will show the figure Of snarlng, snap
ping dog, with dog star in his nose, close
by the heels of Orion. The same can he
seen in certain column of the Georges
Creek Press, with the exception of the star
and that the dog is, possibly, of anothe,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-05

What the necessity is for the pavements
in front of the new buildings on Union
street remaining in their present condition,
we can not see. If the owners be not ready
to lay new ones, could they not clean of
those which are here, and lay boards tenn
poraily where there are none.
Wcw would respectfully invite the attention
of the Corporation to their condition, also
to that of the walks on the corner of Union
and Broadway streets. A MUD TRUDGEE.
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HITCHlNs BROTHERS 4 SHAFFER's CASH STORE.
Il Lucky Accident !
HITCHINS BROS. & SHAFFER

Having prevented going this fall lay their Fall and Winter
Goods by making their purchases
fill steadily struck falling market which enables them
than compete parties laid full stock opening
goods and they have been constantly declining by
reLngy receiving the reduced their
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Private School
FOK
YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN
FrOStburg. Md.

FrOstburg, Md.
TNIlE exercises of this School will be re-
L sumcd in Odd Fellows Building on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH, 1874
The Course of Study will embrace the
Elementary and Higher English Branches
and Mathematics. Lessons in Music on the
Piano will also be given. Charges OF TUT
ton will range from S. to $40 per quarter
according to the advancement of the pupil,
or the number entered by one patron. The
children of ministers of the gospel will be
charged but half price.
In making this announcement of the re-
opening Of my school, would avail my
self of the opportunity to return my thanks
to my patrons for the liberal patronage eX-
tended me during the past year, and, in So
liciting the same for the future, to promise
them to direct my best efforts towards the
intellectual, moral and refined culture OF
their daughters or wards
SUE A. GROVE,
Aug Is Principal
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"Juno's' mad-shc's not q star,
To Glide in bright Oron's car;
Now We're she there to spit her fire,
The car in flames would soon expire
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-05

FInE-On Sunday evening last a house
occupied by Mr.. William Harmon, at
Midlothian, was consumed by fire, together
with all his provisions. Fortunately, the
furniture was saved.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-05

The heavy galvanized iron cornice now
being put on the heightened front of Hitch
IN, Brothers building indicates an app ar
ancc, when completed, with which the old
order of things should not be compared
The entire front will be an attractive spcci-
men of tasteful and massive architecture
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-05

The advertisement of li.tChins Brothers
& Shaffer elsewhere should have appeared
last week. Owing 10 Thanksgiving and
other reasons it was deferred.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-05

RE-OrENED.-P. w. Taylor has just r'-
turned from the cast with fine stock of
Groceries which he is opening for sale in
Payne's Block, opposite the Pest Office.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-05

A COMMUNE ALTON in the Cumberland
Times of yesterday, from "Comnittee of
Heaters" pronounccs the Keystone coal
trelv unfit" for use in the rolling mills.
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Stock is Ample and Complete.

THE INDUCEMENTS TO BUYERS ARE SECOND TO NONE IN I'll
STATE They herewith furnish their patrons and the public the
following list of prices
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-05

IE.ECTION.-At a regular incttlnT oil UTi'
or Literary Sociable Thursday evening, the
following We're elected officers for the ensu-
ing term:
PyrsdtAt-,J. G. Gambler.
Vice Pjta0ant-Miss Dollic Dovccmon.
The President appointed Miss Sue y.
Grove Assistant Secretary, and c. ". Oder,
Treasurer.
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SELL
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The versatile Frank
Cowan sends us Il copy of "Darc-Devil
Yough," (words and music by himself) for
which we tender thanks.
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H. Benp Die. Nbous,entei, nid)t ausoriitl'd)
bas @esentbeiI beiteqen, 70 tuiro angenonlmer,
bab iic cine Gortiebuns bes abonnementS 'p''''@
f9en, .:...
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aiiltig abbeitelt peroe1,, ais bis alle Nud1tanoe
be3oblt iiub. - y-t'
g., @enn Mbonncuten es unterlailen ooer
ii@ t5eisern, ibre 3eitunsen bon bet betreften<
BEN @ofoffice ab3ubolen, 10 fino iie berantiport'
lid bafiir bis iie ibre &ednung nno bus @bon<
nemcnt beaaDlt baben.
4. Benu gbonneMten ben @o1nort bcra11t
bern, obnc bic 9eitnnsseypeoition oabon 5u be-
nadri1tigen, 70 lit es ibr Sd)aoer, ipern Die
3eitun9en nad Der Yofoffce ibres frliberen
@obnortes 9eiauotnOeroen.
s. 9ie ridterliden @nti@eioun9en lauten
bob,n, bab cine Meigerun9, 3eitun9en bon ber
betreffenoen Roitoffice abdubolen ODER Beranee<
rung bes @o9uortes obne borbergebenoe 4n'
aeise, ols prima facie 8etueiS beabiid)tisten
Sdpinoels an3uieben.
6. Q8er brei glummern elmer 3eitung an<
nim,mt tuiro als Mbonnent betra@tet uno bat
fit biel lelbe 3abluns gu leiften.
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8mber fir 9Jebermanm

SnCDer fl1t SSeDec1W0nW
8u beaieben ourdJ Beu5i9er 3 rotbers,
81 10 9 tt (2.8. 4s4s) nno Cincinnati
3. (2.8. 1881: #.
81 e>rmenn, bet grobe aieberfreunb. Cine Mus=
=. ,pabL pon 200 9oltslieber. gebeftet. 10.
d, goItsgeunbbe beitslebrer. 9eb. 70.
{d,en oebunben $3.50.
6amili en- u d bas eolbene ober ber toitd9e2ausz
fdbab fit iebe 9ausz nnb 2ano'p'rtb13atdt + uno M
fir Sebernlann. 8dnbe. 9eb. $2N.
Sausbud3, golbenes fit Sarn'er, @drtner, FterSsz @
unb Diebbeiiter. $l.S.
malIer; 6er NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sum eebrau@e fir fl
D5iaSSer, goltsorsnein,ittel fir einfade l. nidbt
pbarmas scutifDe Seilmttel sege" &rantbeitHsln
nuerner, bet selbftarst ober Doctor unb 4petbste
:. I'M eigene,, 9aufe. gebb. $1D
Heaensburge tebertra !. Sanmlnn9 aus=
ge,pdblter 4timmi9e 2ieSer. SSe. gebS. $S,25.
mobertion, praftii6er ameritaniider Sarmer. Sin
: unentbeb brli9es @anbbu6 fiir Die Sane1p'rtb=
idaft, 8iebsltbt, Sbitz unb s9einbav. ,9ebS: 80
81 In, g. au8en1ei,es 8iebars1ebu9. eebo. 81 49,
@ofbe, Srans, No'oot, beraonbmant' oie ct fein
49,. foIte gebb. 81.
;, sic 8orbzYienenaudbt. sebb. 60:
Sinb fiber u. 9ef9wtnb betle1oer Eteroe <Art. 81 60
S bom 5 augen,eines @iebarsnebu9. $1.OO
8ertilg guns ber Naupen unS idaSls91ten Snlett6sn
iiberbaupt. . oo
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manoirte Gdiff- 5ei6nete iid in tur5er
.3eit burd Die srDbte Mabisfelt aus:
IA ylur Gin Monn par~ni9t sll curlren.
Ct mar Elm 1ol6er@tlape Der Sruntlu@t>
oaB i'm ,peoer t0rperlidt 3a9ti9un9
nod ber 5pott Der .@9iHsbenlannrn9
bapon befreite. st bielt oesbalb firs 9an5e
2eben ben @pottnamen ~Gaplta1n Der
Gduferfompagnie". -.
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Obie @aiitltfreulto.
Ser Gapitdm Ser Sdasfer=
- @pmta,aqnie. 81. E@ i

OH 9eUu9 lgFe July utll oel ulallU|eIl
unb mil fen besbalb Elm frenges Cont
manoo fiibren, tpenn in ben fleiner, auf
ben Slutben bes Wfeeres 1dmebenoen
@tooten Oronung bleiben ion. Do
beiBt es benn fir Seoern1onn pom
66iffsiungen bis gum @teuermonn 6in=
ouf @e6or1am, augenblidli9er, piinfe
li6er @eborjam 1T Die erfe YFi@t sd
bin Der &0nis, id) befeble!" tann Der
Sauptmann ipre6en.
9Deisert li9 Elm Matrole ben Befebl
bes Gapitdns ouf Der @teQe su poQ5le=
ben ooer seist er ii9 mr iaun1i9 uno
ldI]ig bo5u> 10 miro ct obne umltdnoe an
einen MoItboum 9ebunben uno erbdlt-
bic neunlbtpdn5ise Safe. Sieie 1T cine
aug @dlffsteuenSuiamm eorebte8elBel
mit ,pelder Der @iinber je nod Der @r0be
1einer Werliinoisuns sesen bos @e eieb>
flint, 5ebn> swan5ig nns mebr 9'ebe be-
fommt.
g1un oibfs piellei9t weni9 Matroien
in Der Welt ;. bic ni9t einmol ooer einl9e
male NIT ber fatalen neunl@tpan5igen
3abe III 8eriibruns gefommen tpdren, lo=
tpie es peni9 2an6l lolbaten 9ibt, bic ni@t
auweilen einen puf ooer @tob ooer
5d)las BON ibren llnterufiSieren betom=
men bitten. eya Elm adterMatrole balt es
fir feline sdanoe Die 2ie6to1unSen oer
Neunl6,pan3isen empfunben au baben
uub briitet ii9 im trauli4en @eIprd9e
wpbl au6 bomit, oab er nit itoil@er@ube
bic 2iebfolunsen binsenommen babe.
9lm meifen ma&t Den Commandment
sen ouf 55iffen bic nnmabi9teit oer
W}atro5en su 18affen, beionoers 6as piele
Stunt uno 8ranntpeintrinten, Wo Sas
@&ifspolt nur su einem ipiritu6ien g.
trdnfe fonmen fann, ba fdQt es ourltig
barber Der, obslei9 es tdsli@ eine tl9=.
tia Station :Teuerwalier aus9etbeilt er=
balt. -. " .@
0a fam Elm berabmter @eemann, oer
gontreoomiral Cir Sobn &ob. auf ein
Mittel, bosmirtl amer mar ols Die t5rperl.
3u9tisuns, an mel4e i@. ,peil tie oft
dus9et6eilt miro, ber Matrole getp6hnt.
ST. erri6te, pie .r 1T ieine@4rift iiber
Die vltnmdbisteit auf Der Slotte" er5dblt,
auf benz @9iffe, bas ct commanoirte,
cine @dufercompasnie St that ndmli4
ale Motrpien, pel6e i'm 3uitanoe Der
Srunfenbeit betroifen tpuroen, beim Giien
suIomm.n gu elmer beionOern@elelll9aft.
5onit mubten iie gleid) jeoem 4noern
ibre Mrbeiten perri9ten.
9ie @dufercompagnie batte lire be-
ionbern @ldler uno @9li1eln, @tiid
fiir@tiid geseidnet nit einemD (drunk).
5eIbT ibren &leioun9situden 'udr Elm D
aufgebeftet. Sic Mabl5eit, Die iibri9ens
ni6t 19le6ter nor ols Die Der iibrigen
Nlotroien mnbte ouf einem ob9eionber=
ten Ylote ouf Dem 9ed ein9enommen
,peroen. 9lu6 bafir ior9te Der Mon1iral,
ooB bic Gpmpo9nic @rps unb 9fum er=
bielt. @tren9iter 8efebl ober NOR, oab
feline onoere YerIon an ibren Slide Ii6
lebte. Die @duf ferto fel itan0 MN allein
uno gerooe an einem Yunfte, mo Sic
Offi5iere uno Die Seeleute bel ibren
Mrbeiten forttudbreno poriibergeben
mu6ten uno oarum fonnte es nidt feb
len,, bob 1piti9e 8emerfun9en uno bei=
Benbe&eoen bon re9ts uno linfs, beriiber
l,nb Diniiber oft 9enug fielen. ....
9ieles Mjttel crtpecfte oas Gbrgeflbl
oer trunfliebenoen Mdtrolen punoerbar
Il A... Iln&&
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2eben ben Spottnamen ~Gaplta1n Der
@duferfonpa9nie". -.
gBiIber &offee IN Gal il
# fornieu. Ser Nmooor v2eo9er" be-
ridtet iber lpiloen &aHee an ben Mbbdn7
oen ber @ierras ,pie folgt: "Dleler
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bdufiq por uno trdst Iebr rei4lid. Gr
foun lei6t cultipirt tperoen, ba ct talt
oor feline 8emdllerune oerlanst> mas
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boben 6uselriiden, lebr Ielten oa9e9en,
III 6er Na6e BON Tliiiien une 8d9en,
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f0nnten bic san5en 9igellanoerelen ea=
liforniens in unsebeure &offee=Ylantasen
umoelpanoelt ,peroen unb unlere trodenen
6iioel, uelbe au bewdHern cine nnn16ss
li9feit 1T, >uiiroen ebenio lpert9oo|l 'uer-
ben als betpd0erte 2anoereien. Gs
freut uns, oaB piele unlerer 8urser ben
5trou9 in lire @drten perpfon5en uno
feiner GultiOiruns ibre alufn'ertlamte't
autuenben tpslIen."
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tenntnib Ieines Mertbes I'M 81 an einen
fremoen perfoufte. Ser 2ebtere lieb
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Sorat uuo im Mertbe bon $500. 9teler
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er fit nod tuert6pouer balt als jenen
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net, Moat >pel9er cine berrli@e @emme
pon @trobfarbe abseben miro. au@
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@toaten eeiudb Ut tporben lei. Obpobl
nun iein innisiter @eelen'punl9 ME in
Grfilun9 fam 10 fat ct bod oas err
reid 1T, 6ab ct 1elbit I'M talte1ten Minter
feines Yelses unb feiner l1ntertleloer be-
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per6rennt bic @emmer1onne ibm Die 9out
ME 1tarf inoem lein ur>polouppi9er
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runeseinfi11en eine 1lnour9orin9li9e
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toqs 19ulen 9etrieben miro 9ebt
aus einem uns porliegenben 8eridte in
oielem County Derpor. 9arin betbt es,
oob elm W}doben III 10 WoGeu aus Der
Bibel ausmenoig eelernt bat> lage uno
16reibe zoos 8er1e! 9os mo6t 200
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ben Sag: Cine Nnoere io9te l,349 8i=
belperle ouf nod cine @noere eine ge=
ringere Mn5obl @s iino oas l66ne &C.
bd6tniBfunitltiide -aber Elm 2ernen uno
Ser iteben Der &elision 1T oos ni6t.