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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-26

The English critics complain that CarlvIa 10
played out In his latest book on the early Kings
OF Norway they accuse him of deal ng out tria ne
commonplace in his usually knotty style: com,
monplaces, moreover, gathered by him at second
the early Mortimer whom he writes abnnt and ~
had to get bis material from German trsnsla-
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-26

NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH This
first class fire company issues gold and currency
policies on all first-class stocks ard dwellings at
rates Of local board. Represented in New Or
leans at No. 2 Carondeiet street, where all in
formation will be cheerfully furnished.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-26
INSURANCE CONVENTION.

New YORK, sept. 25.-The officers for the next
year are, Row, Of Mi .higan, President; Pills.
bury, of Michigan, Vice President and Stephen
Ill. Rhodes, of Massachusetts, Secretary.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-26

FURNITURE.--The large and important sale of
the contents ofthe elegantly furnished residence,
No. ZIG St. Louis street, takes place on Monday,
September n, by Messrs. Montgomery. Parties
in need of fine furniture should not fail to be on
hand in time. For full particulars see advertise
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-26
THE RACES.

Boston, Sept 25.-In the race for horses OF
ond, Platte third. Time, 2:271S, 2:27il, 2:26lL.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-26
THE HORSE DISEASE SPREADING in NEW YORK.

New YORK. Sept 25.-The horse disease is
rapidly spreading throughout New Jersey. The
disease is pronounced OF the cerebro-spnal men,
nights type Number Of deaths fourteen per
cent.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-26
Danger Ahead.
Cautionary Signals Ordered.

WASHINGTON Sept. Is 80 A. M.
Observer, New Or cans:
Osntionary signals are ordered for New Orleans
and Mobile. Ell. w. HowGATE
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-26

AN innocent bit of Tennessee news has begun
TO go the rounds in this shape: "a Tenne
MURDER a hn selected his victim at spelling bee
climbing over a fve-barred word The nao.
PIE nave gwen the murderer pair of mules and
farm, and viii send him to the Legislature
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-26
A SUICIDE In NEW YORK.

HUDSON, N. Y, Sept. %. Capt. W. P. A.
Stranahan, captain Of the steamer City Of Hud-
son, shot himself to death, while seated on his
mothers grave, in the Episcopal cemetery at
Athens.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-26

Attention ls called to the advertisement of E,
st. Louis and Chicago Railroad Companv T,
VIII be seen that from September 26th there will
be but one train returning to the city on SUNDAY
night the regular train which arrives al 3
t. nj. Excurslonists will take due notice and
govern themselves accordingly. N--N
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-26
THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN SUNDAY SEPTEMBER &c. 1876

divided as to the object in view. but the belief
seems to be unanimous that if pressed to trial
racy developments will ensue.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-26
FROM GALVESTON.

Arrival of Relief from Prominent
Cities.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-26
A BOY CHARMED BY A SNAKE.

A WOODLANDS SON ALLURED TO THE WOODS EVERY
DAY-THE FATHER SEES THE BOY FEED THE
REPTILE WHILE IN ITS COILS.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-07-17

A council Of the Cabinet officers call
ed by Secretary Fish to consider our
relations with Venezuela. was held
Tuesday in Washington. All the mem
bers were present except Secretary Bel
knap, who had gone West. The trouble
srlses from the refual of the Venezuelan
Government to pay the deferred install
ments of the awards made under the
convention of 1866, unless it shall have
the privilege of designating the particu-
lar parties to whom the money shall be
paid. Our Government will not consent
to this, and unless the money be paid
as'the stipulation requires, our Minister
to Venezuela will probably be with
drawn. aid .aI... ..
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-07-17

A REPORT just compiled by Third
Assistant Postmaster General Barber
shows that 107.G16, 900 postal cards
were sold during the fiscal year which
ended June 30 last, against 1919 900
issued for the year which endel June
80, 1874. The increase, which is eaui-
valent to about 1S 1-G per cent, seems
to indicate that the postal cards are
growing in popular favor. The value
of the issue of ordinary postage stamps
during the year was SlS, ,271 ,479 an
increase of S996,2 ,237 over the previous
year. The issue of new spaper and per.
iodlcal postage stamps ammounted to
eSl5,902 At of ordinary stamped en-
velopes and wrappers to $4, 1874, AIT 81,
an increase of s242 1884, So of potsa
cards, $i,07G, 1G0, The total issues fol-
sale to the public was $24, ,2SS, ,O1S,S1
an increase of s2,219, ,7O4 O5 over tn,
last fiscal year. The sale of of6cia
postage stamps for the fiscal year a
mounted to sS34,97o 25, decrease o
S5SO,s74 95 since June 30, 1874; Off
cial stamped envelopes, 1854, ,522 1S, a,
increase of S1.065 SO over the yea
1874.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-07-17
DISGRACEEULl

WE have on several occasions called
the attention of our borough auth critics
to the miserably delapidated condition
of our sidewalks, but with little or no
effect. They appear to care not whe-
ther our own citizens or visitors break
their lambs over rotten payements or
not, and probably will take no action
in the matter until the people are bur-
dened with an additional tax to pay
damages sustained by falling over the
the rotten planks now doing service as
sidewalks. During the week we know
of two persons -one lady visitor, the
other gentleman resident--who have
received severe falls on Bankway, and
still the traps exist, Notwithstanding
the fact that one or more members of
Council pass up and down the street
several times day. iH. ..-'
There is an ordinance providing fol
the keeping of the side walks in good
condition. Why is it not enforced ? Is
it that members of Council are afraid
to do their duty. or that they are care
less of the interests OF the borough {
There can be no doubt but that tht
Wretched condition of our side walk,
are an injury to the business men O
our borough, in keeping strangers from
our town, for fear of breaking thei
limbs ON our rotten side walks. Peopl
who have business OF pleasure in view
do not want to pitch and stumbl
over lily constructed and rotten side
walks. In preference to visiting sucl
mismanaged, old-fogy towns, they will
spend dollar or TWO more in going t
places where the comfort and convent
enoe of pedestrians is looked after b
wide-awake and intelligent officials.
We only wonder that our citizen:
and especially our business men, do NJ
demand that the Council enforce til
law in regard to good pavements.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-07-17

.,-Mr. c. a. Rex. of this place. lost an interest
Ing young boy by DEATH Wednesday afternoon.
The funeral took place. Friday afte noon, at 3
ee'eook' from the family Residence ON Market
: Mr.. VIM. Fister, whofor many years has
conducted the saddlery aud harness buHnesB
IN tnls place, carly tins week retired FROM It's
iuftner pursuit. on account OF old ace and fail'
ing health. White we are sorry TO chronicle the
fact OF Mr. fistOt's retirement from the active
duties OF life, we sincerely trust that he may he
81 Hted Tor many years to como, surrounded
with all the comforts of life as wei the pres
ence OF his chiluren Years ago he met with n
friends, since which times have not been with
nun as they should have. Stll as he now slow.
" nu5 surely approaches the " sere and yellow
leaf," let US hope all will yet go well with him.
Mr.. A. j. smith, formerly of Catasauqua has
purchased the saddle and harness mandatory
formerly conducted by Mr.. VIM. Fister, in
Mauch Chunk Mr. smith will bring into the
business capacity, youthmnd determination
to succeed, and our town TO ks will do well To
patrOnize hin. n llt.'h'F
We noticed quite a number of prominent
l.ehightonians in town during the past week,
transacting business Mt our banks. This viii
be rarely seen after the new National Bank ni
Lehightou IS established and in working order.
Our Fire Department have semi-occaslona
drills. They should Introduce weekly drills
in which the entire department could partici
pate ut the same time aud place. 1t viii be o.
great benefit should a fire occur, as tho steamer
hose 60 g. and hook and ladder boys will better
u
the weekly drill be introduced. .g
quite large number of our town resident;
made Glen Onok0 Their headquarters Thursday
The Glen Is the most popular aud cool RESORT II
| the switzerland that we know of, excepting, o
| course, our ice-house. The Glen Is daily throng
oil with visitors, and we have yet to hear OF an,
person returning dissatisfied from this enclIant
| ing lOcanty. = r. ffD "a 4f rA AA4ig afF
| --East Nauch Chunk has succeeded in secur
| ing its proposed cemetery, in which ls mcorpoI
ated twelve acres OF Land in the finest location
that couid be secur ed in our sister borough, nea
| the road LEADING to the Pine Swamp. For tn
| past week, men have been engaged cutt nR I'll
| underbrush &C.. and grand "Durn' will TAX
| place 10 day (Saturtlav). for which purpose
nus been piled in heaps. The ground has areNd
been plOwed and narrowed er twice, a few Z
| the larger trees have been left for shade TIL
| Cemetery Company pad SiI.5J per acre. 1t wi
| he fenced IN n short time.
Your correspondent must say that the iC
cream 10 be had Mt lllias Shick's, on Susqu'
| hanna stceet. IL A No. l.. Drop in, when yo
| come 10 town.
| The baby carriage nuisance on our sid
walks ~ Decomng worse every day, Why.
| follow can't walk ever so short distance witt
out meeting or running foul Of n dozen or NOR
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-07-17
BOOK AGENTS wanted wa, !. A., |,

Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser" Il
is the cheapest book eyei published; S35 pages,
over $50 illustrations, sl.tJ. Thousands buy v
at sight who could not be induced to purcha, Q
the high-prlced books treating Of Domestic
NJ edlcime. Unlike other books sold through
agents this work is thoroughly advertised
er viii the large size, elegant sppearance, aad
many new features OF tho book, causes IL to sell
more rapidly than any other work ever publish
cd in this country. Those OF my agents who
have had experience In selling books, say that
in AL their previous oanvassing they never met
with such success or maue 80 large wages, AS
siuce commencing the snle of nv WORK. For
terms and territory. address Enclosing two
postage stamps and stating experienced r. ".
fIerce. NJ D., Worlds Dispensary, Bufnlo, /:
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-07-17
Obituary.

u Gen frank Blair died in Missouri at about
midnight on Thursday of last week. He was
little more than ftty.fOur years old, was
graduate OF Princeton College, and had spent
most of his maIi,ood in StLouis. Nearly thirty
years ago he became conspicuous rs an oppo-
nent OF slavery, and an advocate tlrst OF Van
Buren's election III 1913, and atterward OF the
Republican party. he was repeatedly amem-
Dor Of the House of Representatives, but resign
cd in 1861 to enter the military service. His ca.
rcer in the war began with his appointment rs
a brigadier- general, which was soon followed by
his promotionto the rank Of maj general. the
influence Of his family being potent He com
mandod division IN the army ofthe Tennessee,
and served with edit at VIcksburg and Chat
tanooga and during the march to the sea he
was in command Ct the Seventeenth Army
Corps. when Andrew johnson broke from tho
Republican party, Blair went with him. and
favored more concihatory policy toward the
South In 1866 he was appointed Collector of
customs of 81. Louis and Commissioner of the
Pacific pailroad and In 1868, being now In full
| connection with the Democratic party he was
nominated as its candidate for Vlce-Preadent.
The sentiments OF his wel-known Brodhead
letter contributed considerably to the defeat OF
| the party in Ihst e ectlOn In that letter Blair
| argued that the Democratic Pl es dent whom he
detircd to be o ected should "'Xecute the VIII
of the people by tIamping in the dust the usur
| patioas OF Congress known as tho reconstrnc
ton acts" But although the Democratic party
was defeated IN the country at large, It was sue
ce.sfu in Missouri. and one of The fruits uf thai
success was Bsir's election in 1870 to the Sen
nte. no was member of the Senate during
two sessions, but was not specially distinguish
cd lie was man of considerable energy
talents, unquestonal lie courage, aud rathe
selfish bat his discretion WIS not equal to hi
intellect, and his career as whole was ueithe
brilliant nOr successful
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-07-17

THE full count of money in the
cash vault of the Treasury at Washing
ton is completed and agrees exactly
with Gen. Spinners accountof what it
contained. All the coin that was in
any degree worn was actually counted.
The new coin was counted by weighing
it, and everything proved to cent.
The contents of the vault were $40 ,00O,-
900, of which nearly S1,500,00 was
coin.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-07-17

"A telegram from OltOwa says The IOtato
hugs have reached the Desert one hundred
miles north OF tha6 CITY. "'lrey ariYed In
showers, sinking against wluuuW panes like
hail" and al once SET 10 work, devOuTiug all the
potato vines they could lind.
. "A fire az MOnOugahela Clty, Pa, Tuesday
morning, destroyed CuibertsOh's saw mul ana
boat yard, the pialning mill. humber yard ana
qly house II roster, B,ytho a CO., nnd three
dwellings,. The loss is tstimateh al StO,QC.
-" DIR" Sweeney. the Inst OF tho CarbondalC
bank robbers. WAS lodged in jail IA " llKtsDarf,
Tuesday, ne yas eaptured ln NeH ork stat,
on sunday.
The NH Greek sud Msne Hill Navigator
aud linllIoad LoiDllQny ANNOUNCES a uiYi0shd u
Q per cent rI ..
The Mount ArbOn and Tort Carbon Rail
ROAD Company unhouuceS dividend u PEI
cent . ".0H l..
The Schuyisill Valley Navigation and Rnil
ro1d Company nnnoupeis GiNutnn al 80 y"
GENT
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-07-17
II is now asserted that notwithstand.

1t is now asserted that notwithstand-
ing his former positive declination, ex
Governor VIM! Digler, of Clearfed,
has signi6ed his willingness to accept
the nomination for Governor, il the
Erie Convention should name him.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-07-17

" and Boarding school for students OF both sex.
o.. Location pleasant, healthful and convent.
enb Of access. Course OF instruction extensive
COZ ps of instructors fun Charges moderzte.
For catalogues, add ess, ID. DEsLNGER, Princi.
pal. Mount Joy, Lanoaster Co., Pn.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-07-17
Brackets Made to Order.
+" $l6O,OOO .

NJ ade In Two Months. A Wall street
Operation. The Banlking-house OF
Alex. Frothingham a. Co. No. ~
WalI-st., who deal An stock Privii-
eyes, have paid this enormous sunA
to their customers during this
short space of time. Some persons
have made as high as $4,000 from
only s1OO originally Invested and
many have made 81 900 and over from only
s5J. They paid IN SINGLE day over s40,000, Tor
which only 5000 was leceived. or $4,000 net
profit TO various people. Thev employ continu,
oIslv from Twelve to fifteen competent book
keepers and assistants. With this strong force
they are often CON pelled to remain ut their
work until midnight This energetic firm we'll
deserves the creolt Of being the leading house
to acknowledge that they nave established thia
business III the short space OF five years.
They havo customers who reside in nearly
every State OF the Union, tho Dominion Of Can.
ada, from the Island OF Cuba thew receive or
ders from persons who are continually dealing
in stocks. Their business has become so extep
, Aive that two experienced COZ respondents nne
employed to attend to their advertising ac-
counts. Their cards may be read In every first
class newspaper published IN the U nited States.
10 this they attribute portion Of their success.
We advise those desiring to place their busiIiesa
with q 1rm Possessing tho very highest recoi d
| for uprigntness. aud who conduct their busineSs
upon honest prinoiplos To deal with this mousse.
| tion of affairs in Wall street, which theYl are
| glad TO mail free. for one year, to any ono who
desires and cOntemplatos speoulatlng.
Send for it,-Eue'itng Mat, ~. Y. 1yl0y1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-01
@iScOnTn.

3wei Srittbeile bes absebramns
ten Siitridts in Sibfoib merSsn Dor 0ee
sinn bes Serbiies wieOer nit elesantem
WObns unb @ei9aits, @ebduben bsbaut
icin. @ie Elm Ebonir aug Der Glide erbebt
iid Die Stabt.
Die Sbeboy9an unO SOnO Su Sac
Sabn mill ~reseImaBise Oampiboote spis
i6en appleton uno 6onb on Sac, III Ser.
binbnns nit Der Giienbabn, ~Iauien Iaiien.
Sum 9au Ser Dubuque unb Mil,
wautee Giienbabn bat Gait Srop, @aI,uor6
&c., Iette ISOLDE $780, 900 potirt. Stabt
Srop wirc $4,000 bewiliseu.
Sn ben @dlberm mtlans Ser Gate
Superior & I,Piiiiiippi Giienbcbn uno in
Der Nd5c Scr NorSpaciiic Sunctiou ,uiitbet
leit benz IS. 3. %. Gin iurdtbarer @alb,
brand. l!eber 1900 6oro lOo!s unS me1s
rerc Eager pou !r)olSarheitem lino rerbronnt.
Aus Npplctou mirO bcy;dtet: Sin
1icr w~oDnBciter Scuti6cr NicmeuS @il.
DcIm yang lcGtc en- 10. MGi in Gjeieui6ait
zines SrIGnpcrs oui Gem NetOc &ortoiieIu
aus. Gang ianO cilcn wi!ben Forinip mna
c3 entipann ii@ iibcr bic Ocric6borteit Die:
icr 0uiGt Elm StrciJ, bel pcldem ser Sr:
lGnoer bic Gicnicbbar,eit bciiritt, 2arc
oiciciGc icbo@ %behauY!etc. I'm icincr Sc:
JauptHu9 purd Elm Experiment 9iatgOyud
Su verleibcn, az Yang eincn ialden soii0cr
lEurinip mn Drci uicrtel GtunScu n0d
Dem Ocuuile mar CT cine @ei0e. Gr bin:
terlGBt 6raH unS brci &inber in oiiriti9cr
llmitdnOen. QlHiern Ycievn auf Dem %anpt
otcnc oicS sur g&ormng nno m09en lid
bieieIbeu mcrfen, ba8 wiloc Farinips 0ii
tig lino.)
PIN %. ianb in Milmautec Die 10. Sab:
reSuericmmIunS Oes &creines Der 0tebaf:
tcure unO G%sr0usgctcr ron 3citungcn TAFT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-01
TcucrSbrmnft 1T SSecola, "a.
200 Sdue ct erbrannt, iiber
1000 S6aoen.

NO3 fem Otonat lit uersansen, ieii
Si9toib Dos Spier elnes iurdtbaren Yran:
bes 9elueien, unO idon wieSer brinst uns
Der telegraph cine aloere Nadri6t iiber cine
i9retIide 6euersbranlt, weI6e bic Staot
Sscepla in YIennipluanien beimseiudt bat.
Die Sepci6en lino DOH Sprone, ga.
pom 20. 3. 80. batirt unO lautcu iol9enbsrs
maBen:
Sin Seucr bra@ Deute Gprmitta9s UNI
IL llbr in Der SG9cmiibIe Der Wobonuon
yumbcr 60, wweitIiW Don SsceOla, aus,
unO lG Mliilioncu SUP &aubpl; iiup Der:
brunnt. Ger &inb wcr 10 ltort, poB Spci
SUP LANCE 0eueybrGnNc nuG btiaabe alien
lDcilcn Der Gtaot G9ccoln gci9laiccrt
lpurOen.
6cucr trar9 na3cSu III ol!en GiertcIu Der
Stapt aug. side 0iientIi9en 0e6duOe nit
ltuSunbme Der fntbolii0cA unO WtctDo0i.
itenttr6c IinO uerbramt. ScilGuiig 2OO
0duier limb s~erilGrt, 1900 Wtcni0en iino
obOoGlos. Ole Scueruebr Don Spronc
9ing UNI 2 llBr nit ibren Oompiipritcu nah
Ssceola ab, flnntc O~asieIbe aber ni0t CT:
rei9cu, Oh bOS GiieubaJngcleiie uerbrannt
mar.
Sin ipatercr Yeri1t melpst, boB Die mel,
item SagemGbIcn SsceOln's SerliDrt anO 30
Miuionen SUB Saubol; perbrannt linO.
Der Ociammtuerlult bctrdgt 50, O00, 600,
uno Die yeriiGerung lit nur cine ieBr &c:
rinse. &ein Gcrlult OH Mieni9enleben III
" betlasen, bo6 iinO Die Seruobner Sscep;
lu's in biilfloiem urS erbarmlngSluiiroi9cnl
!3uitanOe Tie baben allies uerIoreu, ba Gas
6euer init elmer 10 wiitbencen S1ncligtcit
einberroite, BOG GIL cine Hettung Don Gis
Jeutbum nidt 81 Ornfcn MGR, mo Die Ntens
i1en irob iein mubtcn, poS nadte ycben
,etten gu tOnucn.
Die QSalOer Suii6cn 3yrpne unO Spills
burg iiu9cn 6eucr uuc lteben nunnebr in
Sranoe. 6liegcnoe Sranpe tgeilten bG9
6eucr audi pcm 6 Nteilcn cntierntcn %>OuSs
bale, cincm Sta6tGcn Don 800 UiuauoDncr
nit uuO itcGicn aud bcn Stt Fario#Qjtc
all. 2lui Mieilcn unO W,cilcn nett iiHo Die
Stiembabn9cleiie ucrbrannt; DunOerte mo
)~nnOerte uon Wteni@cn iinO obOadlo9 unc
isiocn ManScl III Gpcije mo Nabrung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-01

tct. en- beioen Sofeu purbc trcfenes Sol;
nit &oblol begoilen. Der Gelommtpere
luit wirb etma s66, 500 %betrascn.
Ole in st t. Gaul eri6einenbe vEis
pniers9reb" ucrSfientli6te am 81. 5.
90. Seri6te aus elmer bcScutenbcn In;abl
bon Srten bes Staates iber Sic Sen
6redenplagc. 9tus benielbcn gebt
berurr, baB in ienen GjesenSen, pel6e int
poriscn Sabre uon Den !0euidreden permit,
itct uorbcn iinb, beucr feline, unb Sab iibers
baupt in tcincm Sbeile bes Staates, n0ros
lid uom MsinneiOtailub, ioId)e uorbanben
limb. Seui6reden iogen bicien Seridtcn
sufolse nur in Sen Counties Slue GARTH,
Srown, Eicolct, SeSueur, Meter unS
Mc2cob uortommen. SIS lou feline ernite
gefabr ppn bieicr TIasc fir Oieies Sabr
brobcn.
Sn Ct. Setter, Ct. GlouS, 2i6t:
fielo uno a. ElGpen irtcreiiirt man ii6 fart
an Der ncuen Giienbabn, Die uon Ct.
Glouo nad ct. Setter, gum MnidIub an
bic @iuona uuo Siour Gitp gabn III bau.
I'll i'll Fian lie9t. lleberau wurben bes.
balb porbereitcnSe &erIammIun9cn Sebals
ten, unb man bOiit balS bas Gert in gn.
grill ncBn,en III f0nncn.
Giuige minernlBaltige S.ucI:
len, Bic ii@ in unmittelbarcr NGbe por
Manfoto beiinocr, ino ncueroin9S 20. CT:
ncm Ncw Nortcy Gbemiter onaIpiirt u,t
i6r 9Saiier fir icbr B%cillam 6cfunocu nor:
Ben. SIS bciitt cine iebr toniidc uno al:
t~eratipe, 5. \. itGrfcnbc uno SGfte pcrbci:
icrnoe gSirtiamfeit unS icin @ebrauG Io0
ii@ bel acknowledgement, SdpS6e:
;uitGupcn, ScropbeIfranfJeiten unb Saut:
franfDcitcn cmpfebien.
y&eiSen tommt frGftiS Berous mn
feline !Seui6rcden" lit Bic frogc Sotl1ait
aus BEN SanbestbeiIen entlang Ser ct,
saul unb Eucific SaGu."
Ole Dab Ser inter Sen 90, 900 Sun:
ben III ct. Saul bciteuerter 9 bat iid ieit
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ielblatt.