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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-07-30

ScEIssER For AGGUsT.-The publishers of
Scribner call attention to tho series of articles
by Col. Waring, now being published in that
magazine, under the title of A Farmers Vaca.
ton. These papers are claimed to be among the
most amusing as well as practically valuable H.
Illustrated articles which have appeared for some
time past. Col. Warng is we'll known as an en-.
gnoer ana farmer, as well US graceful and ell.
tertainns writer In his rpasnt European tray
els he was naturally attracted not only by pic
turesquc hascs,-quaint scenes and quaint PEG.
ple-but also by the various agricultural GUS
toms and devices. Ills article In the August
number describes the pretty isle of Guernsey
and tells great deal that is of interest about
the famous so.callel Alderney Cow, which is
here "at home" MILDLY in Manila Is rollick.
ing little Illustrated sketch, which reads very
like familiar letter to some old "chum" at
home. Albert Rhodes's paper, Along the Seine,
is timely through its summer quality. George
w. Cable. of New Orleans, has a story entitled
Madama Delicieuse, which is thought by some
TO be his best work. 1t will have very foreign
smack to Northern readers, but they will find it
none the less graphic, witty and charming, for
that. DIR. Holland, in this number of Sew enoaks,
celebrates wedding in that rural neighborhood.
Then there Is solid essay by G. i. Magoun, on
Education and Free Thought, also A Word of
Encouragement for Timid Linguists, The Stone
period of the Antilles Containing some matters
not hitherto made public,) An Englewood Mys-
terry, How to treat the Indians, by an Indian
Agent; an illustrated paper on Ice, more of The
and poets not of note. In the Topics of the Time,
by DIR. j. q. Holland, The Old Cabinet, Home
and Society, Bric.a-Brac, The Worlds Work,
etc, the usual variety Is maintained.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-07-30

AFFAIRS IN CECIL CouNTY.-We gather the
following from the Elkton Democrat and Wig
Rev. Stephen OFT, of Chestnut HILL was at
tackled with paralysis on Sunday night and died
on Wednesday.
A horse was stolen from the pasture field of
John Lee, on the night of July 18th; another
was stolen from Aaron Tuite's lot, on the night
| OF July nth, and two horses were stolen from
W. X. Stackhouse, in Elk Neck, on Thursday
night last. 1t is the impression that these
horse thieves belong to an organized gang.
Samuel Clifford, OF the 9th district, had his
left thigh fractured, on the 18th inst, by the
kick of horse.
Some malicious person ham .stringed and
killed valuable OK belonging to Hugh Wright,
of Liberty Grove
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-07-30
On Tuesday, August 18th, 1875,

and continue four days.
A variety of useful and ornamental articles
will be offered for sale. Ice Cream and other
Refreshments will be provided.
Contributions are respectfully solicited, and
may be left with any of the ladies of the con.
gregation.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-07-30

WIDE AwAKE.-The second number of Wide
Aoake ID. Lothrop & Co., Boston, surpasses
the initial number Rossitcr johnson, the com.
piler of Osgood's "Little Classics" has an cx.
celcnt story. Three d. DIS are represented by
there is evidently first.class work upon every
page.
We predict for this new juvenile n steady
growth inwardly and outwardly.
Price $500 per annum. d. Lothrop & Co.,
publishers, 81 and 40 Cornhill, Boston.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-07-30

The great banking house of Duncan,
Sherman d Co., of New York, has failed,
their liabilsties being stated as between So
100000 and $6,000,000 ....
On Wednesday, Frederick Oglc, while
at work in gravel bank for the p, W. &,
b. railroad, was severely injured by the
bank caying in on him. .tr.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-07-30

~ Wanted Immediately Woman, White or
Colored, for general house work in n small fam
lily. ENQUIRE of A. Wattenschcidt, Matchmaker,
Main street, Bel Air. iy30-9t
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-07-30
HON. LEVIN MOOLFoRD

Hon. Levin Woolford has now for the
fourth time been nominated for Comptroller
ofthe Treasury of Maryland, having been first
elected in 1859 and twice reelected since
then. At the time of his first nomination ft +
Comptroller he was Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Worcester county, position which
he had filled for nearly twenty years, having
been also repeatedly elected to that office.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-07-30

FIOW TIC ENlc0W CIfV Tunes.
The nomination of Mr.. Carroll and the State
ticket by the Baltimore Convention on Thurs.
day last after the sharpest contest of the kind
for many years, is cause for great eongratula.
tlon ip the Democratic ranks, and it behooves
every man who claims to be q member of the
party, to work TO his utmost that the decision
of the Convention may be confirmed by the
people of the State.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-07-30

s4y-For Observation-Disclosures Wheelwright Shop
Main street, Bel Air. Apply TO George r. De
llavcn, Bel Air. jy30
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-07-30

s-S package ofbooks or stationery was left
at Oakland School to be called for, marked Miss
Hattie Jacobs. The owner will find the same
at this office. iyo3
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-07-30

.59g- For Sale-A Bargain. Two good Work
Horses, will work anywhere. Have been used
On threshing machine. b. A. Sade, Thomas
Run Hartford Co., Md. iy23-4tt
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-07-30

s9s-Th undersigned will serve Ice Cream at
Forest Hill, every Saturday afternoon and eve
ming. Parties aud families supplied with ice
Rocks of Deer Creek Two
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-07-30

MIR. Carroll is an honorable gentleman of fair
ability and will make an excellent Governor
Mr.. Gwinn Is distinguished lawyer of large
experience and rare legal attachments. Mr..
Woolford is too well known Tor us to speak of
him. y = < The "ring' has in this instance
done more good than 1t was supposed TO be
capable of doing. We sincerely regret that it
was allowed to have any hand in our nomina-
tlons, but as it has done so well on this occa.
sion we must accept its work in so far as the
nominations just made was the result of its in,
ngence,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-07-30

"a" For Sale at Great Bargan--a very hand
some thoroughbred Mare, seven years old
Pedigree and terms given by the subscriber
VIM. Geo. Hall, Abingdon p. o. jc1l.0t
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-07-30

.z93 Try some of the very fine Segars at tho
Grangcrs' Hotel, Bel Airr-tArGc inr q quarter
The best in town ut that price. Other grade
gooa and cheap. jed
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-07-30
Fair and Concert.

A FAIR AND CONCERT, for the bcne
~ fit of Emmanuel Church, (P. e. will be
held in the COURT HOUSE, Bel Air, under
the auspices ofthe Ladies' Fair Association
and Aid Society. The Fair will commence
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-07-30

~ Ice Cream for sale every Fifth day, Thurs.
day,y and Seventh day Saturday, } evenings after
i've o'clock, by Watson IL Moore, dealers in
General Merchandise, Falston. iy9-Gt
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-06-09
:. ABBEV1LLE, s. c., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1876.

81 will wait as yol suggest" the guardian
said, when she paused; "but, indeed, my
love, there is no middle course that you can
follow. Your destiny points either to un-
questioning obedience, and a. chilling resi-
dence beneath the roof Of Sir John Lcfroye;
Or" he hesitated u moment, and his
voice took thrilling tone,-"or freedom
and forsctfulncss Of the sorrow you are now
enduring beneath the blue skies of beauti-
full Italy"
Violet shaded her face with her hand, to
avoid the ardent glance he bent upon her.
Calm and subdued, even to sadness, Us Mr..
Derwents tones had been Ill through this
trying conference, there had~ been q fierce
light burning in his deeply-set eyes when
ever she encountered them, that made her
/. blush and tremhlc, she scarce knew why. -
~ When she took courage to look up AGAIN.
he hadleft her. Hs.was too sagaeious to-
urge his love-suitan any further; bat his step
as he quilted her presence was assured, and
his lips wore q smile. The ice had been.
broken-Violet Lindslys had been permitted
speep into her guardians heart. She was
allowed to guess what he had hitherto care
fully yconcealed-that he, too, loved her. But
she did not know that despite her candid
admission that her own affections had been
bestowed on another, he hoped to win her.
She had heard him-if with surprise, yet
without disgust. A little patience, and she
might listen to him st!ll more kindly.
little patience, and she might yet be his
own
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-06-09
Abbeville, S. G.

Also agents for the sale of the cc!-
ebratcd Philadelphia Improved Rus
tie Window Shade, which for drra-
biity, chcapncss, convenience and
beauty, cannot be surpassed. Each
'shadc is furnished with I'll the fXt-
urcs complete. and only requires two
lath nails or small screws to i;lStcn it
up with. Should thel become soi!ed
by flies, they can be spread on a table,
washed and made as bright rs new,
and will last for years. This style Of
shade is much superior to cloth
shades. In warm weather, when the
window is raised, the shade admits
the air but prevents lics and mosqui-
toes entering the room. The simpic-
ity Of their fixtures is much in their
favor, as they require no rollers, each
shade being complete, and any one
can drive two nails by which TO hang
them. They are low in price, dura-
ble, convenient. and never get out OF
order. Call at store and sec samples.
Nov. is, 1871 32-tf
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-06-09
To be continued.
A VENDETTA.

The exact mature anl beauty Of the "ven-
dettao was illustr.tel by two natives OF
Sicily in New Orlea IS, recently. One OF
tbcn was i'll his parlo:' surrounded by his
family, when the door suddenly opened
the other rushed i'll, and, placing tho muz-
zlc of a pistol close to the breast Of the tirst'
exclaimed: "Tvc got you now!" and tired.
The bullet struck pair of scissors In the
intended victims vest pocket, and was cut
into three pieces, which were afterward
found in the pocket. The would-be as
sassin WIS permitted to depart without
,,olas;ot;,,, the assailed man merely OBJ
serving to inquiries that it was vendetta
and he would settle it himself, and he
probably will when he has more pistols
than scissors about him.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-06-09

The paying teller of the Union Savings
Bank, at Oakland, Cal, is suffering the
agonies of the wicked by the conduct OF
young man who deposited $3.50, and each
day with &apulchral solemnity comes at a
given hour and draws out 81. Three pass
books have been used up, and the teller 10
trying to compromise by the offer of $40
piece to close the account. -~'s.-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-01
9ie Gini8,1ne Der fatbpliihcn Nrei1e.

g8ic friiDer bcriprodcn, baben tuir uns Be-
miibt, ben Gntipurf cil,er Contribution fir bic
Ginigung bet Ncbocteure beuti@er tatboli i1er
3eitidriftcn aus3uarbeiteu. QSir beabiid)ti9ten
5merf, oicicn aus 90 50 be1tcDenscn Gntnurf
III gc9eniuGrti9cr Summer gu berofcntlid)en,
iino jcbod nod reifidcm g{o1benteu 3u ber
lleberseugung gclan9t oob Der Gntpurf ci<
gentli1 nidt bot bas 9robe Yublifum 9eb0rt.
@benio iuenig brauGen Die ipenigen Doraus<
iidtli1en @e9ner bic lcr Ginigung bon benz
III i c bcrfeGben ipccieue &cuntnib gu baken. Sm
Sntereile Der fatbolii1cn Yrele iuerbcn pr III
Der nGdtcu 3cit uniern Gntiuurf eiucr @onFi>
tuition III tuenigen @renplaren oborudcn uno
iino oonn bcreit, bcniclbcn an ale ienc fatboli-
fd)cn Heoaftcure 3u bericnoen, bic ii1 ausbrid<
lid gu @uniten elmer iolden Union BET fatbo>
liiden @reiie ertldrcn uno oud nur on biefe.
llniere 9(rbeit lit elm r@ntpurt" su oem elm
ieber beliebise @erbeiIerun9en por1dlogen
fann, mas iogas mimi nl6enstpertb lit. Soben
alle, oocr aud MIR cine &nsabl &eootteure lire
slniid)t ertlart uno ibre 3ui itimmung eeseben,
70 m09c bann bic Sereinisung iuS 2eben trc-
ten. Senc @ebatteure tatboliider Bldttcr, bic
elmer Ncrcini9uns ber beut i1eu totboliiden
&rcile 9iinfis geiinnt iinb, m0gen rnS cine
Foitmorte icnben, fit tpclbe mir ibneu I'M iern
Gntlpurf einer iolden ginisuns aulenben tuol<
len. NlicS 9l0bcrc ipirb boS Sdjriftfiid ielbit
an9cben. 9a unS nid)t ale fatboliiden 8lat-
ter 5u @eiid)te fommen, 10 pollen Greunbe Der
@intradt ben Snbalt ocics Grtitels weiter ber>
9rciten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-01
Ser Sbto @aiicnfrcuno

!ptrb bcrouaecacben gum Sc itrn bcs Eomerop
Mailcnboufcs fit Sfnoben iueI1e Sn ltolt sunl
arobtcn She'll bon bieicm Blotte obbauoio lit.
ga Die !3agl bet pcrlaiicncn Gnaben arob oas
Ncn1erob MaiicnDous aber bei1rdnft unb arm
it, 10 bitten mir olle Menfdjcnfrcunoc, bicic
Initalt our1 slnnobme cincs Der foIacubcn
@ori9lagc gu unteritiiben
y Seoer, bet nns $500 baar cinienbet, Scm
ld!iden iuir ocn uS1io @aiicnfreunb" icbe
gSod)e, 10 lange Ct lcbt. Dieie IcbeusIauoIi<
de)en Abonncnten iucreen al5 etiftcr ocS g8oi<
lenbanies bctradtet uno pirb 70 lonoe Bic
sntalt beitebt, ta9lidj fiir fic 9cbctct.
p User unS $1,000 boor cinIcnoct, bcm idliz
dcn ipir ben ~SDio Baii ienfreuno@ 10 Sabre
lang je6c Bo1e. 9@>
81 gSir bitten al(c Qcicr, oaS @oilcubous
n!Nstlpe'le".ourd) cine bclicbi9c @abe 81. nntcr>
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Bom &GubcrfDniq.

Sn 2onbon eri1tirt cine fat6oli16e
&apelle nnter oem 9}omen: r@bopeqe
@or6e". @or,,5tuansi9 Sobren, ee9enGnbe
1855 rei1te Der &0nig BON @orbinien;
@ictor emanuel, Der Nater @umberfs
no9 2onoon uno be9ab 5i9 am 2. 9e=
senber &prmitta9s nod oieler &apelle,
Inn oort Der fell. Meiie bei5u>uobnen.
Ser &Dnig ,purae our6 ben Garoinol=
Gr5bil6of Wilemonn empfan9en, Der linn
in itolieni19er @pra6e 1a9te: v@ire,
oielc &opelle lit Die dltete in 2onoon; lie
lpurbe 9eitiftet bur6 ben Gifer pon G,u.
Mojefdt 0orf fabren, un6 ,puroe our9
Sobrbunoerte Der Sc FAIR uno ocr Trauer
BON oenlelben erbolten. Gs i1t biitori16,
oab Die 9er50gc un6 ipdteren &0ni9e aus
Dem 9aulc @opopen Die en9li1Gen &a
tboliten in 2on0on bei6irmtcn> ielbit als
mon lie, uno NIT -ibnen Baplt uno &irGe~
in GnStono oerIol9te. Seut at Sage Ino
Die Nadtommen bislelben Scr3S9e BON
5auppen III oca pdp1tli9en Yolaf 6es
Quirinals cin9eorun9en. SIT es oa 5u
peruunocrn1 ,pean Iie audi bic Bil@6fe in
Stolien ous oeren reGtmdBi9en Belib
uertreiben. Wer einmal am vl1lurpiren"
1T, bet6mmt pie 0as 9laubtbier, >uenn es
Blut >uittert, nur nod INNER 9r6bere
Nnneyionsmutb. 9ie STRIDE miro nun
einmol BON ben @opoDoroen perfolot,
uno oieie @erfolgunsswutb lit i'm @o@=
fen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-01

@eli9i6ier @abnfnn. - Sn
pbilooelpb!a puroe fiir5lid Elm junger
Mann perbaftet, Der iid Die fire Soee in
ben &opf 9eiebt botte, oab tuenn ct 10 uno
10 piel Male I'm oas County @efdngniB
berumliefe, Der @eiit bes Mrtbur @prino
linn eri6einen uno mittbeilen >ueroe, ob
feline 9inri@tun9 ssre6t, ober ni9t 9e<
re@t 9etueien lei. @ein bdui9es &ennen
I'M 6as @efdn9niB, ,pobei er ben 9ut in
oie9ans genommcn bate uno ieine9aore
milo i'm @inoe 1otterten, 1ette aber Die
Na6barn in Gur9t. Die5elben peranlaBz
ten baber oos @inf f6reiten Der Boli3ei.
Oerl lelbe iun9e mann tpurbe Dor %
Wo6en in Der 5. @trabe ougebli9 tpegen
Betrunfeubeit un6 unorbentli9en 8eneb=
mems berbaftet uns nod Der Gentral@ta-
tion 9ebra@t, tuoielbf feline Mutter er-
tlarte lift @obn iei in Gol9e a6ttdsi9er
Sbei(nabme an einem Camp Meetin9 irr-
linni9 setporoen. 9iittin9er, oas 1T iein
Same, batte AUDI in Dem @tationsbaule
2 8ibeln 6ei ii3 Juno fang peri9ieoene
9Dmnen, 9ab aber audi an, boB ct in,
2aufe oes 9}a@mittass 42,C!) @las 2a<
gerber 9etrunfen babe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-01

GinStu6cnt 9in9 bon oerl1nberiit6t, nadbcu,
ct feline Stuoieit beenbist in feline 8aterl ltaot
suriid. Sfad6 langen Sabren iob er iid einf~
mails bon einem iciner ebemoligen Greunoe
angenebm iiberraid)t, fie freuten iid hires
gliidliden BieoeriebeuS, unb er3aDlten tuedfels.
meiie, tuie eS i1nen 9egangen mar; bel biefer
l1nterreoung erinnerte BET @ait ienen Greunb
idne1 unterbredeno an bic ibm bor ls s5abrcn
auf oer ataoemie aelieDenen 2 @uiben. Ser
nun in Amt unb @iir6en ttebeube, 9in9 obne
eif1 Bort a,1 iaaen in ieinen Buderi@rant,
nabm Elm altes ftaubi9tes unb bon ben @ir-
!aern beimseiudtes 8u9 beraus iberreidte es
ieinc,n Greuno uxo faste: vSier baben Sic bas,
i9 erbielt es 1T ,psinersSugenb, als @rdmie fir
mein 9uteS @eoadtniB, iebt iebe id mid iibtr.
trofcn nno iiberreide es hesbalb Sbnen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-01

- Nct,e Sir1cn unb fotbol1d)e Snfolteu
cntlteben in biclcm 2onbc fortuIbrcnp. Su
20 It muroe om Is. sueult Sic bcrrlid)c
Mirde su @brcn Oct unbc fcdtcn Sunafral COLI
tccrirt. Scr 8au Der lelbcn bcgonn i'm Sabre
1858 nno 1861 wurbc bos @ottcsbaus cinac=
mcibt. Die Seiuitenbatcr Dabcn ben @au u,1<
ternommen uno bollenbet. Scr Bobcn, lpor>
auf bic Sfirde itebt, bdt $4,000 gcfolct, Der
Sau toftctc etpa $lOO,OOO. DaS @cb1roc i1t
aus @ranit erri@tet, .Dot cine 9dn9c bon 2os
uno cine 8rcite bon IS SUP. - Sn bcr 9i0<
ie1c Grle huroe 5u 2imc itone Sill cine
Icue st. &atrids &ird)e cingc>ueiDt. Elm CT,
1tcn Sonnta9 I'M September miro bic Gird)c
sl Den Deiligcn Gn9eln in Gric fit ben @ottcS<
blcnit gcoffnet. - slm Is. guguit ipuroc sl
Nr@i alb, 3d., bic Stride bcs fl. Sgomos
ein9eueibt. - 2on9 8ran6 iuuroe in
ncr horlcbtcn @o6c bet @runbi itcia su elmer
ncucn &ird)c gclcgt. - Sn 8uffo 10, 81. g.,
muroc an Is. sluguit bic neuc ct. 0forien
N1rd)c cin9c!pciDt. - Sn uulcrcr 8iid)ofSitobt
Columbus, .. , iuirb ON 5. Septe,nbcr Der
@runoitcin su elmer ncucn Stride 9clcet. -
Nm %. Nu9uit luurbe burd unicrn @oduir<
btNltcn Bildof &o oiccrans bic @inmciDun9 Der
ncucn Stride aar llnbcflcdtcn Gmpfdn9nib in
0uloa, sfob(e So, 8, NIT grubea 6cierlidfei<
ten bprgcnommcH.
-Sn YomeroO bot bic Subil1un,Smi=
iipn nntcr 2cituug bca bon &ismord aus
0cuti@lonb bertriebcncn Toters Sricnius, ..
6: s: am %. 9lu9uit bcgonncn unb miro bic
felbc biz gun, 5. @eptcmber bauern. Scr bonn
b(. Satcr borgcfdriebene 8eiud Der STRIDE 1T
oA allen &oaen fcbr saDlreidl.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-01
Gin 9ebei ntBpo lies

VI W Ytl III D i
g @ if. Dor elm paar Saser meloe<
oeten Die Ipanii@en Nutoritdten 5u @em
Dorf' 'unierm@t Departement, ,ooB.ein
9ebeimnibpolles @@iff i'm Besrife 1tebe,
ben oorti9en 9aien 81, uerlaiien, I'M na9
Cuba 5u 9eben.W deinli@ beabiiGtise
Den cubanilden Sniur9enten Wofen 5u
brin9en Wdbreno aber in v9o9cn onoe=
ter Sobre" cine lol6e 9enunciation &C.
niiste, um einc iofortise 8ei@lasnabme
oes betrefenoen Gobr5eu9s berbeiSufiib=
rem, lies man Die vOttapia" oies
mar Der Nome beg gsbeimniBoou
oen- rubig enttuii@en.. ga am Gnoe
tpuroe Dem gonlul Mlfonios nod onge-
oeutet {: feline &e9ierHns m69e bic ameri=
tanii6en @9iife nur abfansen, ,penn lie
Waffen an oer <ubaniiden Slit >pi,tli6
5ula noen periudten. Egine bloBe Be-
laouns nit Waffen ooer Nfunition in
uniern 9aftn babe man tein &edt 5u
perbinoern.
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81 erifani19e Q(ltertbi

-N me- itant1 de Mltertb IL
mer. - 9as @mitbionion Sni ititut in
@albin9ton ion angeblid cine ber rei9-
bolti9iten uno intereh @ammlun-
gen BON glltertbiimern aus Der omeri-
tanil6cn urperiooe erbalten Daben, Die
nod jemols in 9(merita 9elammelt wuroe.
Sic @ammlun9 fonlmt Don ben @anta
Barbara Suicln in &alifornien uno um<
fabt ale m09li6en @attun9en pon@teihr
luert5eu9en in einem @elui9te BON so
Sonnen. Mon fanb lie sum Sbeile in
einenl langen, allcm Mnideine na6 fiint=
li6 ausgeb0blten, l,ntcrir6i i6en @angc
unb aum Sbeile in @rQbcrr, oeren @pu=
rem 16on ldn9er per,pildt ,parcn. Gin
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tennialous teQun9 in Pbilaoclpbio aus
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T llnier Msent fhr Cincinnati, s., Serr
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@lUd ouf limb srabt lift einit mid Elm
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Stuff bann Slid ouf!" ins @rab mir nod,
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nenten uno $500 ienbet, erbdlt ais %ra,nie
cine bet obt9en @6mud dla@en im @crtbe bou
81 90. -. Bcr llns 4 ,,euc Nbonnc,,ten unb
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nenten Dilft Den @aiicnfinocrn unb crbdlt ba>
f''r cinen 2obn bon Soft, uno oud nit bclob<
men 1tlne W(ulc burdl foftbnre Sdm1fiadlcn.
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trcuno" 81 so bc;ablt, taun gcacn g(ad,abluno
oon 90 GcntS bic fol9enoc Yr6me erGaItcu:
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man 1i9 oa nod tputtoern, ,uenn bic &a=
tbolifeu bie1er Portei ben &iiden febren
uno li6 ber Oppolition ani9lieben, Die
obne &iidli6t auf @onfeIlion uno @eburt
zines 8iirsers Die Wobltbaten Der Con-
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9dn9li6 MAIDEN min? (pb. 8bl.)
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geitellt tuerben. Gin alter 1panil9er Mb<
mirol, oer oieie Sni ieln Dor 800 Sabren
belu6t bate beri6tet , bab ct ba'
1elbit in Der Civilization lueit por9eI6rit'
tene nreintpobner III pobl9cbouten 9du-
fern antraf.