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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-11-25

- often see q large stock Of cattle which
r' NO seem to thrive, and come out spring
Poor all for want of something to start
,l.it IN the right direction. One dollars
I'm 81 Shcridan's Cdpalrg Condition Por-
-. gwen 10 such a stock occasionally dur
a. -"t winter would be worth more than an
q half ton of hay.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-11-25
100000 ACRES
MICHIGAN LANDS
F. q r = a Il q /!

The Lands u the Jackson. Lansing Sasinay Rail-
road Company are Now Offered For Sale.
They situated along s railroad and contain large.
tracts OF excellent FARMING and PIN K Lands.
The farming lands include some OF the fertile
and well-watered hardwood lands in the state They
are tnbered IN inly with hard maple and bcech; sofs
black, sandy oali and abound in springs Of pnrcsf
prosperous State in the Union and Its farmers
greater variety OF crops and resources than West
ern State While some of the prairie States may PRO-
duee corn IN great abundance they have other
source, and when this crop fails restitution follows as
has been the case the past Year in Kansas and Nebraska
Price from $3.50 to $500 per acre. Send for
Illustrated Pamphlet Address q. NJ. BA kNES,
COmmtrsi0ncr, lansing, Mich.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-11-25

norm A MUNTH.-Ageuts wanted. ~: besteell.
Kill ing articles in the world. One sample free.
VUUU Address j. BRONSON, Detroit, Mich.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-11-25

ZELLS ENCYCLOPEDIA-New, Revised Edition.
~ $4,000 Articles, Zoo Engravings and Is splendid
maps. Agents Wanted. BAKER, DAVIS & Co, Pha.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-11-25
It Pays! It Pays!!
WHAT PAYSp

IT PAYS every Manu- fla cturer, Merchant
Mechantc, INVENTOR, Farmer q, pro-
= fcsStOBsRl man to Keep informed on all the i'm
provenents and discoveries OF the age.
TrPAl : the head oStvery family to intro
duce into his household newspaper that ~ instruct
i've one that fosters taste FOR Investigation and pro-
NOTES thought and encourages discussion among the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-11-25

Send your address 10 NINE DkNoRKsT, II Last 18th
street. New York. and be informed how to increase
your income Profitable and easy employment for all.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17
lv,,.,,,p,oo,-iox -rouoytsai 1,

ANor.s1s P.oonuiox .-ro'iovihe 10
a extract from an account Of ths late
Fourth Of July celebration In Union
Vile. as given by q correspondent q the
Humboldt Rsgiaer:
AZ sunrise o salute Of 81 nre-orseksrs
we're fred In front Of the Boss store.
and the national Gag was iung TO the
breeze over the ramparts OF Evans lum-
Der yard. Al 10 o'clock 4. ~. q grand
-procsssion was formed In front Of Gov
ernor Falls Emporium, In the following
order:
I.-aovsrnor with his stat (hos-
hxndls). -
2.-chisi Justice. with . COPY Of Ne
vada Statutes. Bonniheld's Complies
ton.
s.-Publio Administrator with . List
Of those likely 70 die. 6d. dJl u
i.-Constabls With . prisoner. ,
5.-Siats Senator with . w~heslbarov
load Of broken pledges. 49,.
6.-Asssmblymsn with . copy Of the
bill creating Busna Vista county.
7.-0ther ofioers.
s.-Aii those who wanted Once. Thu
last included the entire white popula'
ton Of the place. out Of once.
9.-Indisns not taxed.
1O..-chiness with pigtails.
ll.-Dogs, etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17
From the Black HuIs.

Henry Lyons, better known a. dub
lin," who left here q few weeks sinos
with Charley Storms, now turns up In
the Black Hills country and writes a.
follows to . friend In this place from
Cheyenne, under dato OF July 9Th
''Four hundred men have gone Into the
Hills since my arrival here. tn mill
tsry do not make any effort 70 stop
them. It In o sure thing that gold Is 10
be found there. and plenty Of II. Yes
torday I saw thirty-four ounces thai
three uen had taken out Of their sluices,
which they made with axes. Another
party came in for whip-saws and left fol
tho plaoers this morning. There has
been q number Of men here, all having
more or less dust, who have returned
back To the gold fields. The army Oh.
GERS here say that Jennsy. tho expert,
never saw a soldier pan sut o pan OF dir
that did not average from thrcs 70 a.
teen cents. They say he Ia playing n
the interest OF the Indian ring. Il II
too early for sports to come, gambling
being light" dublin" states that b
starts for Custar's Park In q short time
where the plaoers ore, for the purpose o.
building q house In the new camp.-EI
rska SentiasL, July 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17
she Priesthssd.


AccrpExr m the RAYMOND & En-
Tommy Dimond, q miner employed at
work ON the tenth level Of the Raymond
4 Ely mine, was seriously. II not fatal.
IL, injured about 2 O'Clock yesterday
morning by q bowldsr weighing about
Ave tons falling upon him. mashing his
legs and thighs almost To o jelly. Tho
men employed on the same level had
made q cut-out for q winzs and were tim
bsring. when they came To this bewlder.
which, interfering with their work. they
commenced sounding II, when u sud.
denly fell from tho footwall, and caught
Dimond a. before mentioned. About
SIX car loads Of earth had 10 DO removed
before Dimond could Be taken from his
horrible position. and all the men on
the level-fourtssn In Misunderstanding
their aid TO effect II. Tho injured man
was removed 10 the surface ~ o ~
possible and brought down town. DIR.
Deal was called and examined the
wounded man, and found both legs
brokon, the one mashed below the knee
being the worst; amputation may have
10 BE- performed upon this LIMB TO save
life. Some OF our doctors wero under
the impression that II was necessary 10
amputsts both legs immediately. to save
his life. but we are informed that DR..
Deal refused TO agree 10 II. 70 nothing
has been done as yet. Tho man Is sui.
fsring greatly from the wound. which
We hope win shortly DO allsviated. He
il described by those who know him. as
q gentleman In every sense OF tho word.
and always ready to assist In any char.
table object.-I'ioch Record, Judy l4h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17
Hs.Is,dt i.s.s.
tYroa u. SILVER s,.ls. July is.i

tFfo0 Tie Silver State. July ISL
A car load Of ans horses arrived her.
Last night. and laid over 10 recuPsrat.
q Manning's stable. They we're shippsd
from Oskaloosa, lova, BY Walton 4
LAdd, and are on the way 10 Ban Fran
cisco. The animals are In good eondi'
ton. notwithstanding they have been
eleven days on me road. They are
roedsssrs ma uottsfs, ana coss on IN
average $too sseh IN IOWA
George Bsrrott has purchased . band
Of cattle Of L. Policy 3 Co. for $40, 900.
. oln o. - Al cs,ue osaL.
,ng esIss,n o'.sos PYLE nm p
ms eounsy. TOT ne o.nsns . "a.
dies. u should % stated thaf nj. berrots
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17
Anew Method Of Vaccination.

Tho doctors have got back TO Jenner'I
original manner Of vaccination. ThaI
Ii, they use the real matter from the
pustuls % II forms In process OF infiam'
ation on the uddenof the COW. Also
they have a brand now style Of convey.
Ing tho COWBOY to the patient. In New
York persons arc constantly engaged In
preparing this matter for Tho use Of the
medical fraternity. Bits Of goose-quill
Are dipped into the pus like matter Of
pustule. These are carefully dried. and
when dry are ready for transportation
and use. Provided with ono Of these
bits Of quill, the operator scrapss q little
plaos on ths arm Of the person to be
vaccinated. and when the blood begins
70 show through. no moistens the pro-
pared snd Of the quill and rubs II ON tho
scarihsd place. This is infinitely neater
than tho. old style. We saw Doctor
white perform this operation. N do
scribsd, o day or two since. The sub
ject was a little child. but there vero no
Indications that he suffered any pain
irom the opsntion. which In, In fact,
painless. -Carsoa appeal. Jdp i7h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17

Thar MruxnIous CocxrArL. = The
magnificent clerk Il the Parker House,
early in tho morning. when the Prssi.
dent and Cabinet paused In Boston. en-
route for Lexington. was sccostsd BY q
Democratic politician, Who aaksd The
impairment question: For which
branch OF the Government Of the United
States was that gigantic GIN cocktail pre-
scribsd that ! iust saw in the bar-rooml
II VA three inches solid ein.' Ts
clerk gravsly snubbsd he anxious in
quirsr. saying he would have 10 20 else
where 10 get tho valuable information
he was ssskinG. The Dsneentio poll
ician passed away. rsbuksd and ahashsd.
whom The clark vinksd d IN anishls
''staf correspondent Of . truly loyal
shese and smiling. softly I'D: ats
none Of his business, bot thai cocktail
sas made upon The hishsst authority In
his country."-ciasiusai Cswmusial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17

A FIowIxa wKLL.-we learn from
DR.. Linderman. the Director Of the
Mint who 10 now on q vidt to the Mint
in this city, that . flowing we'll was
struck at . depth u iio3 feet yesterday.
ON the grounds Of tho Mint, In San
Francisco. Tho Official dispatch to Tia
Director reports the fow At seven fsek
and increadng. The object In sinking
the we'll waa 70 secure . cheap supply Of
water for the large Mint in u sistsr
city. and VA ordered to 10 sunk BY the
Director . few days sincs.--tidrsea dp-
peaI. July 17n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17
NOTICE TO L%iEMHoLpERs.
THr UNDERsIoNED mas ruIs pA

THE UNDERSIGNED has THIS DAT
commenced an action In the District Court
Of the First Judicial District In and for the
county Of Storey. Stats Of Nevada. In which
action no 10 plaintiff, and the Segregated Geld
Hill Nlnlna Company 10 defendant, which &C.
tion 10 brought to enforcs Q Hen In favor o
plaintiff upon the hosting works and laud and
aininR claim situated IN the Cod Hili Mining
District, coanty OF story. etats of Nevada. De.
Scribed ~ follows: That esrtair land and
mining claim known o. The mining slaim Of
the Segregated Gold I'LL Mining Company. Be.
gtnnipE ats stAksi In Cod Hil sfots.sit, f1n
Ing over the Mcclellan chan bear .. iek ds-
rress Z. fsrty.nins (te) net. thence running N.
Is degrees W. eight hundred 1900 feet TO the
oatcrop Of . quarts lode claimed by The Jsvstt
Nining Company, thence N. q degrees W. two
hundred C1oe) feet v the northern limit OF The
claim Of the aid Jewett Company, tsgsthss
with the hoistlng work.. hsreditaments and
sppurtSnAncss theresnto belonging, which lien
Re- 10 securs The sum OF II. an u In gold coin OF
The United States. aud 10 clalned under and By
yirus Of the Act Of the Legislaturcof the state
Of Nevada, entitled. IAN Act TO pscurs liene TO
mechanics and others. and 10 repeal 81 other
Aets In rlatiea thereto" approved March .,
: Nov. therefore. al pssons hohine or claim.
Ions Of sald Act, are hereby notified 10 b and
.sppesr before ssid Court on Wednesday, the
III DAY Of September, A. d. ISIS, at 10 o'clock
4. n, The can being . day OF the regular June
tsrn, A. D. isib, Of said Coart, asd " exhibit
then and there the proof OF their ssid llen,.
ID. n. cARRiCK. Plaintiff.
3 n. n. TAYLon, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Virginia, New, July ~. 1913. 1yiI lawsw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17

A cAsoo Of bee shipped from q port IN
Japan on the 2ath Of May. reached New
York. By way Of the Union Pacific Rail.
road. in u month. running time. Tss
days from New York would land the
same tsss In Liverpool. thus making the
carrying time from japan 70 England not
over forty days. II this rate Of speed
In the transportation Of tsa can DO main
tanned and united with certainty. il will
eauss . complete revolution in that
branch OF buzinsss- No tea will BE-
shippsd via the Suex Canal and the
Mediterranean Sea for England. whom
IL . b dispatched TO San Francisco.
and from thence BY rail TO Atlantic
ports, sa roats for Europe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17
NEW :rO-DAF.

nAYT0I aOLD AID 0ILvnn!
} Mining Conpsny.=Loation q pnnapA'
place Of easinses. $40 ni.,,ie,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. upoa The follow.
Ing described stock, on account OF sseessmSn,
NO. D levied on the 9Th day Of june. 1879. "
severil amounts set opposite tho nam soitns
resnecfivs sharcholdsrS, a. fOllowf:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17
MARRlEp.

McEwINa-Ia Virginia. July 10 by Hsy. z. II
AeQnth, Arthur hckwsn. 81 he "virginia
Evening Chrsniels." 70 hn. Rnma Hart OF
San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17
roorru-rb.I i.. ,.,..ep rsport

Too Tnn.-rhai ia ssrs,gp rspost'
that comes from Bsssa City. UtAA. ID
IL said that Lee. Who d 70 tssn eeats's
evidence, viii swear that Brigham
Young instead Of ordering or ~tolsrasins
tho Mountain Meadow massacre. for
bade Il, and that neither he NOR the lsad-
m Of the Mormon Church had anything
10 do With that '.sisughtsr Of the limo.
cents" Toths GENTLE mind . profans
question st ones ssgsssts itsslf. Why In
h-Asavsn'sn name have Old Young and
his nAslisss ispa stil about y for eight
cen yssnf II Brigham Young didnt
ordsr Il; IL b forbade H. Why didn't he
pursue and puniah the ~sssassinsf He
vas Governor Of Utah q that time.
His verdvas supreme law. His orders
we're enforced BY the avengers OF
blood" There we're Danitss In those
days - veil - In latsr ysars. Yet this
Prophet Of q new and lschsross dispsn-
sstion, has never 10 this day taken one
slsp 10 ferret out and punish the Per
p~straion Of . horrible mAssAcrs. Nos
until driven 70 The vaii has M Of his
priests been induced v confess. And
that confession. Il ID said. viii vindicats
the .proAt' add his apostles OF lust
Bah! It's too Thin. II won't wash,
b. Young ID NOT that kind Of ahair-pin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17
Flint Ipsue.

Name, Certli. Orig shs ssrs. Amt.
Casper fIsupt, bal. .7i....s ......isk. Ia 20
And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Beard of Dirsetors. made 90 The eighth day
such stock a. may BE- necessary. will d cold al
public suction, At The once OF the Company.
koom 70. Hsyward's Balldins. 80 California
street. San xrsne!.eo, califo,n!a, On Tmvhs,
the hour Of o'clock ?. n. Of said day, 10 pay
said dellnqusnt assessment thereon. together
with costs Of advertising and sxpsnsss OF the
~ W. Il, DEAN. Secretary.
No. ais California stieet, Ban Frsneiseo. c.il.
inrnla- lIlI ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17

BORN.

srkRLIH0-ln csrsoa. Jsly ~ 70 the wife Of
Al Stsrliag. . son.
wEsT-Ia Dun 9lsn. JAY ., 10 the vile OF
Henry West. . daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17
srooxMoLDERs MGETiHo.

0FrioE OF THE CALEDONIA SILVER
" nlaing Co.. San Yrapcisco, JuH u. isle.
IN accordance with . resolution Adopted q z
meeting Of the Trustees ofths caledonia buver
ipr or the s~tockholders or saldi Company 10
hsrsby called. the sans ! o y held o. he once
Of he Company. No. az California street. San
Yrsnciseo. California. On "WEDNESDAY. the
no into eonsidsnilon snd decide upon the
aid Company fron two million 100000 dol.
iay, Divided inio twenty thousand Coooo)
S.fsrs cssh-ths prsssst capital aeek-to ten
1IiIior li0In00ySdU dollars, divided Into ons
handrsd iSoqsaad noo. 90, shares OF . huA'
W. ! a Il n HeESsiL.
DAVID FAY,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17
CALIFORNIA roLIrICS

AAAAAa
CALIFORNIA roLIrIcs
We make NO apology for dsvotins
some space to discussions Of the various
Of political manipulation In Cal
The interests Of Nevada and
California are more nearly allied than
thoss Of any other adjoining stAsss In
the Union. Alargs portion Of The sst-
tIsrs Of Nevada came ovs the noun
tains from our ~nsighboring State. whore
they had lived for ysan. The names Of
prominent California politicians are -
familiar 70 . large portion Of our read
err - thoss Of Nevada. and In their
success or failure many are much inter
ssted. Besides. there are party eonsid-
sraiions which give interest and i'm
pulse 70 these discussions. A formida-
BILE movement vas two years ago inaug-
urated, tho effect OF which was TO
rive the State Of California into
the hands Of the opponents
Of the Republican party and elect
to the United States Senate . man whose
elevation vas procured by that party I'm
der his strongest professions Of loyalty
thereto. but Who. 10 further his per-
sonAl ambition. unblushingly and opsnly
aidsd In liz defeat. This organization
II still In existence; has held . State
CONVENTION. and nominated. not only .
State ticket. bot candidates for Con-
grsss. In 20 much Il has connected
itsslf with national politics. and in 70
much its triumph will injurs the inhu-
snce and impair the prospects Of success
for the National Republican party In the
campaign Of 1876. We have. therefore.
interest In the defeat Of its nominees.
NO les than In the defeat Of the De-
moczacy and the success OF Republican
candidates. Everything which tsnds TO
weaken Republican opposition helps to
liz succsss. therefore all ~succsssful Al
tacks upon the nominees OF rival organ
nations result in the favor Of Re-
publican candidates. Believing. As We
do, that the safety. progress and pros
psrity Of the nation are BEST conserved
BY the triumph oil RsPubheanisn'' ws
have great interest in iss success every
whore. 30 also has every intelligent
and honest member OF the party.
But there 10 another reason Why the
politics OF our sister State have interest
70 ~, asids from our numat business
and social relations with her people
Every honest citizen must fssl that ny
poehsy in politics, a. In business and
society. IL one Of tho most dangerous -
well - d~sspicabls traits OF character.
There IL no intelligent citizen who does
not fear an avowed pnohe enemy less
than . traitor IN disguise; VINO s0a'u
not trust q bold and ashin n'sn~ey
robosr quicker 'han . cr'ns'ns Sne.A
thief. In California there are certain
persons Who have assumed the ro'e OF
purists; Who have declared that nsy are
batter than their ns'ghoers' tha1 the'i
guidance. and theirs alone u q . pros
psrity OF that Stats safely 70 % sntfus~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17
TO CONTRACTORS.

SKALxD PROPOSALS FOR BuILDING
. anasoaie Hall IN 0elA IIIil. Nevada, viii
= fsesivst up g asd including JULY 2sth. ny
u masoaic Hall Association. said Associaiisn
~ % all bt1s. PAss and specifications ran
y sesa 81 the store of Eugene Bitiner 4 Co.,
nein street, God Hl1. Nevada.
jyeA .. ". CHUBBucK, secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17

TIE Carson TfiSsms sntersd upon its
third year yesterday. Its editor cor
Graduates himself that he has nothing
to regret in The conduct or contents Of
the TSi6xns. Il 10 rare that the publish-
or OF editor Of . daily paper. amer two
ysars experience. can feel 70. We envy
the t-smpsramsat which hnds no fault
with il past. The Tribune IL q good
local paper. sndsavOn to all the place Il
has Assumed. and deserves the eneoura-
sing patronage ID has received. We are
eisd 70 know u u In . prosperous con-
dition financially. Geo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17

Tus Chicago 7rsss takes q very
cheerful view Of the businsas outlook.
Il says: ''rhe country Ia rchsr to-day.
In IL freedom from debt. than when ID
wss in the fabulous expectations which
exploded In 1873. Probationary an
nual addition 10 the aggregate wealth Of
The nation-has gone on steadily. and
to-day there b real. substantial
wealth In the country. than tAsrs VS.
whom the Pacific bonds VI the Northern
Pscine Railroad we're counted among
the asssts- So long - this production
goss ON. % long ~ credit rests upon
substance and not upon wind and water.
% long - men live within their incomes
and do not consume - much NJ they
produce. thsir prosperity will continue.
and storms like that Of 1879. will not
b possible"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17

THE MEMBERS OF THE GOLD HILL
Fantastic ciah dsirs 70 rstun thanks 10
the members Of heaunentsi Kngns Company
No. 9. OF virginla. and the member a fsnON
Jaetst Engine Company No. a.of oold HUI.
membranes the generous hospitality Of the
Monunentah In spreading . splendid collation.
before them q the Gu 81 Jaly, y ven - ior
many other exprsssieos q regard ffsu that
Company. The nbsnlity Of Jsckst Ne 3 u
allowing then thsuss q thsif hall toetAs ~
ers. win Always b hsh In grateful rsnsn-
iyisis TIE rASrlsrrcs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17
NEW TO-DAY.
LIST OF LETTERs

nEMAINING IN THE GOLD hill POST.
IL oniec. July 10, 1873. n not callcd.for 10
one mouth they will ba sent 10 the Dead Letter
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17

rur Nevada Du~oout In announcing
tho receipt BY one Of il patrons Of IN
invoices Of marriage certificates. rsfsrs to
said instruments Of restraint q "Con-
.rsss and Finance Csrtihoatss;" and adds
that during the prevalence OF the cpl
dsmio In Reno. the proper authority has
offered to all thsm out a . reduction OF
twsniy.Avs cents iron The regular retail
ratss. Such inducements should not
and are not likely 10 b dinegardsd.
P,ocHr IL looking up. They have two
or three shooting scrapss every day. and
all the banners and check Rusrillas
have col, enough 10 tackle the tiger.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17

SAcRAxrSro. July 1G.-T. G.. Phelps
addressed a meeting in front Of the
Orleans Hotel this evening.
Doan's steam wagon made q success
ful Trip this afternoon through the prin-
Opal streets.
, 1875-12-30

Ireiie Der Mnjeieeu:
, 1875-12-30
Crro. lu.le l!ahl often.

stuttgart. Die i9wabild)s @sne'
%talipnoos bat lid, iuie ~unldnllt bsridtst
perta9t uno Die aelebrtsn unO unselebra
rm ,DHuer osS @OrteS" lino gu iDrcn
Ycnatcn aurid9ctebrt, I'M oa nit
WiuBe gu iberle9en, mas lie eiscntlld)
anssltiItst baben. Aue Welt, uno Die
biebsrea Sdwabcu Itlblt ni1t am lus'
niglteu, uar ct taunt Oh ocS mittelallcrs
lidcn, oil Die iinlterllen Sciten Der
3teattion uuo @lauben5oulelei crils
aeruDen Tormelframs Der uon ben bets
tp0d)erteu Ysoantsn Oct log. ortbosoren
0fid)tung aut9cttld)t uno BON Der Wtas
ioritat oer Synooe unbeleben perIAtndt
wuroe. Groe aucocm bat Die SynoOe
oOd cine 9eulB niisIid)e unS Wcitsrcl'
Tcnoe Wlrtun9 %cr5letl; lie bat Den NIT
~geiunoen SlMnen ue9abten Sur9er, lie
bat Den M.tteltuno aus lsiler @Ieidz
silti9fsit ge9en oas 2Aunu II. Sreibsn Don
&brens &api uuo Goulorten uod9c>
rnttslt, uno cine lorJfalti9e uno mlB.
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