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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-25
HE'LL IN MAssAC COUNTY.

The latest Egyptian sensation is
the announced discovery of n
birthstone mine in Massac county. The
expenditure OF wit this discovery will
provoke, will speedily prove overpowcr'
ing. He'll will be located there, ant
many win applaud the wisdom displayed
ETC., because OF the non-cxis,encc of |
necessity for removing the Inhabitants
etc. Jake Yos, will stay because OF III
probability that he will be chosen heat
boss of the affair. In any event JAKE
will not tall below the dignity of "Littl,
Devil"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-25

wavm hl,inAn breath AZ the pixth &c.
ance, therefore. Mt3. Holmes was sought
10 he searched by committee Of ladies
DESTROYS OF discovering Spirit-iaccs con
ccaled about her person. But to that she
dcmurrcd, and being discncumbered OF
her muslin bag for the last time, lecame
suddenly faint and must have air.
Therefore she tottered from the room,
very sick. but the fresh air Immediately
beyond the door so revived her that she
ran away like the wind aud was never
heard OF in that place again. Where
fore" concludes the committee In ii re-
port. "we think abe was u fraud' or
words 10 thar effect.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-25
ExrcNSpON OF THE NARROW
GAUGE ROAD MOUTH

The Memphis appeal. after stating
that company is about to he organized
for the purpose of extending the Narrow
Gauge railroad from the mouth Of the
Ohio down the Mississippi river, says
this road will reclaim hundreds of thou
sands of acres OF the most fertile land in
the world, and connect New Orleans, the
commercial emporium of the South. with
what Rcavis calls "the future great city
Of America. and be national work In Its
grandeur and magnifcence. The pro,
posed extension would be of great use &c
the Mississippi Valley, and we hope il
may be speedily completed.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-25
~ -
The WICKED HOLMES.
S"e WINS ~ Fraud or word. 10 TIM,
Effect.

Mrs. Jennie Holmes. the materials,
ing medium OF phladelpbia. has rcccnti NH
resumed operations in Rrooklyn my
the last ISSUE OF the Spiritualist B,,,,,ry
| o. Ltght contains an account of her de-
| Nio'ls and wicked ways, as observed nv
| tlc brooklyn society of Sprtualist,. 4
committee OF the society spends six even.
,iiss al her >eanccs. furnishing her will,
,nt necessary cabinet, at the socletv's
nan, ON Fulton avenue. The "coud-
s .,Ghh were simply muslin bag, loosely
lIutcheu together. which the medium
uicW around her, and whose mouth was
;n'o over her head. Then she was seated
49, we cabinet, and put on. the
d dim VI y9hll King through "A hole in the
u"9r' men She put out his other arm,
HIM. hi.u ,hcil ms lndla-rubber face, with ITS
, o,uck WHISPERS, well known to Phiadel.
i p,,." ' h Then she put out katie's
n, ,o pclng hcr own, namely but no
NV, NV io"iid II out at the first seance. Al
tnc second Seancc two of Mrs. Holmes
Diack curis hung down over Katic's
NE i1cc, ana TINS gave rise TO suspicious"
meI9iorG the bag was examined. and
iouhd 10 have trick seams which opened
anu closed by pulling thread. Ii was
suggested to Mrs. Holmes at the third
'ealicc That il would be well if "A lady
present could hold her hands while The
manifestations went on. Another lady
,ncreu TO pin her to the floor Garnet to |
ee u hatle would walk forth materialized
,muer nose conditions Mrs. Holmes de. .
iine,l 20 Afford these aids TO awakened
nouShl' An extremely sccptical gentle
, ."m observed that John King aid not
'aI NJ ioltn, and that the india-rnbber face
, |at NO breath IN its nostris, while lovely
n or,I on lhc other hand. always came
o''' N white muslin bag. and had n
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-25
Sherifs Sale.

IA virtue ofan execution IA me diro,,a, l.,
1884, me clerk of the circuit court Of Tnion
rinmh'y' ~ ,he State Of Illinois, in favor OF VII
HIM TAM NiInel and ngaint William NJ
! nave levied upon the following de-,
scripeu property, IN the county of Alexander
nma STATE OF Illinois, to-wt; Tie southwest
'"' in y, ,nd northwest quarter of section sin
one y west Of ,he third principal meridian IN
, ', properly, Of the said William Nj brown
when shnIl oiier al public sale at The south
west door OF the court house in the city of Cairo
IN me county Of Alexander and State Of ulinois
IN the I'm day Of August, A. ID ls;5. nj the
lour oi u clock u M. for cash, 10 satisfy said
e,, ALIEN, H. IRWIN,
,.. ISherifof Alexander County, Illinois.
ail", Illinois. July 22nd, ls5' did
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-25

rln,neHt oi Canada. ~ ite futule thg
writer predicts, that with united apd
vigorous population. imbucd with Ene
lish feelings, aud retaining the good
whilst rejecting the evils of European So
cicty. Canada will bc the home oi a ma
ton whose youth and energy will add
strength To the parnt-stock. and whose
moderation and sound sense will he Il
useful counterpoise to the almost cxtiaN-
agant talent and restlessncss oi the
ncighboring population OF the American
Union"
We have reached the last paper of
travels through the "Abodc of SNOW
and find it as interesting ~ the first. II
| gives an account of the lawless tribes that
iniest the borders oi Aighanistan.
Then comes the review OF new books,
| five in number. OF these "a Short liis-
tory of the English People. by j. Il.
Green and Miss Thackcrays miss An
GEL" receive most favorable notice but
Symond's Renaissance in Italy," Brown
ing's "\ristophanes' Apology" and "lil-
grim Memories" by Stuart-t'lennic. are
scathingly criticised.
"Speke's Nile-l.ivingstonc's Congo Is
"A letter written to correct some crrone-
Gus statements made in the Quarterly Re
rie,c tor April, in reference to the water
she'd of Inner Southern Africa.
The periodicals reprinted by the Leon
ard Scott Publishing Go. al Barcla,
street. n. y, are ~ follows: 7be Ion
dan Q,arteriy. Ednbwgh. Westminster
and british Q0vterty Rcrie'cs. and B'ack
'cood's Magazine. Price. - a year TO
any one, or only SO tor all. and tin
Postage is prepaid by the Publishers.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-25
nAuyp.AND POLITICS,

The Democrats OF Maryland have NOM
mated John lee Carroll rs their candi-
date for Governor. Carroll is the great
grandson OF Charles Carroll of CARROLL
ton, one Of the slgners of the Declaration
OF Independence. lie resides on the
property owned by his family since the
revolution. lie Is forty-iivc years of age
and is man Of Intelligence and cultiva.
ton. He has served several times in the
legislature Of his state. The convention
which nominated him, declared. IN their
platform. against imitation.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-25

WHEN the last drawing of the Louis
vile Library Association came oil. less
than two.thirds OF the tickets had been
disposed OF. Believing that Il further
postponcmcnt would defeat the ends of
the "swindle," the managers adjusted the
prizes Ia the amount of money that had
been received into their treasury. The
individual who held a ticket calling for
$1,000 would be paid six thousand, and
so on throughout the whole list OF
prizes. On this basis the drawing came
OF but a. the adjustment was made
without the consent OF the ticket-hold-
crs. such parties H. drew prizes
now insist upon the payment of the full
amount originally promised. Col. Blan-
ton Duncan, Of Louisville. representing a
number of the holder, OF prize tickets,
has sued the association for sums aggrc-
eating nearly 100000. We hope the as
ISOLATION will BE- compelled to pay every
dollar of ii. \ more palpablc swindle
never won the countenancc of the Amer
lean people.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-25
sERvED THEM RIGHT.

The Spiritualists OF Brooklyn are TO,
Sredulous. Shortly after the exposure
OF the Misunderstanding fraud. they
invited Mrs. Holmes, with as much pray.
NY as though the bolster trick had never
been discovered, to visit their city and
materialize for them. She did so. and
the result Of her "manifestaffons'' was
recently published in the Baaner of Light
~ follows: 1--WE unhesitatingly declare
that, as Mrs. Holmes has failed in every
instance to give us satisfactory proof of
her genuineness, we believe that her
manifestations in Brooklyn were gross
frauds, practlced upon as earnest, sincere,
and humble an assembly of investigators
as ever met, who feel that their honest
and most sacred feelings have been out
ragged by the imposition practiccd upon
them, and which the refusal OF Mrs.
Holmes 10 vindIcate herself clearly
proves"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-25
TuL Dr.l Mi,.i.,ippi congr essi OnaI III

The first Mississippi consr essionaI dis
date for congf2s.!! 'f.dmaf 1n!it(iep adtGif hN-
quehi speech to the convention. after
which resolution opposing the forma-
ton OF parties founded on differences OF
race or color and inviting the union of
all good citizens to defeat the present ma
tional administration, was passed. LII
"",, II viii be remembered, distinguished
himself by his eloquent and statesman
like speech in the House Oh the decca.c
Of Senator Sumner.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-25

The school teachers national conycn.
ton will meet in Minneapolis, Mimi.
on the I'd, 81 and 9TH of August. 1t is
expected that twenty-five states will DE
represented, and arrangements are being
made for the entertainment of five hun
dred guests.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-25

rnr tobacco crop Of the purchase"
(Which embraces the best portion OF tobat-
co land of Kentucky has been so serious
ly damaged by the rains OF the past two
weeks that the planters do not look for
ward 10: more than onc-iourth the usual
yield. The crops upon many'plantations,
and they of the best, have been utterly
ruinpn
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-25
India Wheat as Substitute for Huck
wheat.


a correspondent of the Coo0,t'y GEN
,iePiaH suggests the propricty to oui
Western farmers, who have been so nm.
fortunate as to suffer by the ravagcs oi
grasshOppers, of sowing India wheat. II
this wheat j. what the correspondent
claims, 1t is certainly worth trial:
India wheat, a hardy aud prolific spc.
cies OF buckwheat. is adapted to n great
variety OF soil and climate, and with IA.
Iorihg circumstances, ripcns in ninety
uaNs rom sowing, producing from Ill
Teen TO eiShly-iive bushels. of forty-sjy
pounds to the acre, 1t j. sown from tho
lst OF May 10 the 18th of July. n half
bushel TO the acre the first season. less
afterwards, the same land being devoted
10 II many years. With Il coffee mill and
sieve OF the finest bolt cloth, as GOOD
iiour can be made from il by hand as by
,he erist nliil, If the grain i washed after
peihg wen cleaned IN tan mill. Ii i
suitable FOR al the family uses OF buck
Wiical' which 1t has superseded in north
erii New England-ls slrer crOp. ana
better Tor provendeL aud would doubtless
luouu zee = good crop in many places,
"',l we leaving OF The gras>hoppers.
with large coffee mill. combined
WIN hopper and sitting device. attach.
cd to horse power, have pround onJ
poiicd many thousand bushels, al The
rate Of six bushels per hour,in Randolnh
" me niddlings, consisting chiefly of
tie GWlicic or sack holding the iiour
when resembles MARBLE il good COW or
,iog ProNchder; the hull is good stock
bedding, and the straw. If cured inst
,Trghl, ] yalde higher than any other
!, iliose wishing to Try it can probably Ger
u OF any, OF their friends in Northern Ncw
England, or by applying to A. "A"
iewh,buiy q Sons, West Randolph, Vt
OF TO ihe randolph Farmers Club, either
oi WI,ich mink would ship car load or
'ess AZ pare c0Sl. AS India wheat is self
'eeulg, English wheat should not he the
next successive crop.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-25

PADrCAH boasts Of the presence, within
her corporate limits. OF three thousand
cows. And why not: Including those
which bawl through the newspapers. there
are about three thousand calves there:
and why shouldn't the cows he with
Ilnnl.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-25

The Toledo. Wabash Il Western Rail
way Is threatened with strike. Its opc-
raliyeS have been living on credit since
MAY last.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-25

THERE Is a COW, in Paducah, for every
male human being In the city. We have
not been informed what kind OF COW
Len Faxou mIlks.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-25
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-06
Sic Ea;lbc 1lnS sic Gpruculc.

Gin Spcrber raubtc cinmal cine Soubc uni
bcridon9 iic. 9ic auocrn loubcn Dieltcn &atD
I'M su iibcrlc9cn, bel luem iic iid) oarilbcr BE-
Aoocn lolltcr, unO iic iogtcn vgci Der Sor'
neule." 9ic 9orneulc obcr lit Gin &o9cl nit ei'
ncm 9robcn &opfc uno 9r6bcr ais Der sOlcr.
un0 bic Souben Dcrtlu9ten ben Spcrbcr bel ily
oeSDolb, 0ob lic iDncn@creOt iGoffen ioQtt>
ueil Ct einc ibrcr G1pcitcrn 9ctDDtet Dntte.
9llS Bic 9orncule iDrc &lugc ongcbOrt bate,
70 ontlportete tie NIT cincm ticfcn Gone l!np
iucit 9c0ifnetcm Sduabcl: vGlof." 0tc Goubcn
flaetcn bierauf inter iid vNd, iuie id0n bat
lic 9eiprod)cn! Sic miro oeu Spcrbcr ouf ein>
nal Deri1linaen." Ser Sperbcr fam tuicocr
uno raubte nod cine Saubc. Die Saubcn 9iu<
gen sur &ornculc uno iu9ten: vS9affe uns
@ered !" Slot" Sic Sauben lasten
v@ic furbtbar bat lic georoDt iic iuiro rim iebr
aute5 llrt1cil iprcden." Ser Sperbcr raubtc
cine brittle 9aube. Dic Gaubeu giugtu gum
orittcn Nfalc sur 9orueule uno bateu ie ben
Sperbcr bod su beltrafen, llno iic antuortcte {:
u@lot'" 9llS lie bieS 9cDbrt batten 70 fn9teu fie
v@aS ioQ bus beoeute,1, oab iie beltGnbia v&lor
ioot unb uus ,iemalS &edt beri9afft? gSir
ipollen ibr &eid berlai1cn uno iic iuie eincn &c.
trigger ,,no Oummtopf beDanoeln!" 9aDer
tommt es, oob bic Souben unb bic ibrigen
@09cl iibcr bic 9orneule, iucnn tic lic iebn, Dcrs
fallen uno lic angreiien, uno bic Sorneule nur
oes g(a6ts ouSiuilic9en wa9t tucil ie bic @0<
acl ionlt t1otcn fonntcn.: So ia9cn au6 bic mei>
item @roben, iuenn it0 bic s(rmen bel 19ren Sc,
Icioieun9cn betlagcn uno @crcd)tigteit bon igncN
pcrlangcn vQSir wcrocn eud Dclfcn," Sic iprc>
den bios v&lof", uno bod Donocln iic nicmalS
So oud) Bic unsuucrlGiii9en Seriprcd)er weldDc
INNER iagen: alot, Slot, ,. \. ib iucroc 9cben,
uno bod crb0lt man nidtS bon iDncr, bis man
iie am Gnoc oud) fiir 9ummt0pfe uno @ctrll9er
bGlt uno lie bcrl0bt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-06

Scr Grimj1olproscb }ci spar 9on5 n6nc
Yorteii,bfeit, gonS plnc %crlcbung IT.
-aeno cines @elcbcs gciiibrt uproeu; bp9
ld)jcn 6 iDm, uls 6Qtttn &lI9cr uno Sc
jtbpprene su picl oui Den 4Sllnft init Scr
Ytriidc 9tobttt. gSenn es ibm erloubt
lei, moQtc CT oie3 fort burN Gin ou9cn=
lheinlibt3 Nei1piel bcmclen. - Scr
Mirbtcr scr niMt5 ei iiriNer wiinlNtt ais
leinen Glienttn rtttcn ST t0nnelL CAB bic
lem ncu 9lrI Itrctcnbcn germ Gr!oubnib>
lcinen Ecrei5 ST iiDrcn uno licD inn bic
Ytr!rtc rci0rn, bic pGbrcnA bcs NonScn
$oouotl5 bu Hele9tu Gut!c.
G:r jti!ystc lit auI inbcll CT Dem gSol=
bQuoler Sen Niicfcn Surebrtt. 9aun
obtr won0tc CT lib l0nta I'M Su lDm,
uno nit cben Dem Slicf, Dem Son, Der
Oebtrnc> Ser 9rphln9 III $oonO uno 9Sor=
ten riei er: Seine E0rlc fer, Glenoer !!
&oum 1o3 0iclcr 10 plDtli1 jeuc5 Ori=
giuol uor li0 ltc6en, bo5 9on5 cin Da
Capo nit inn lpicltT ais CT ond) ou=
gcnblitfliD lcincn bi5bcri9cn SrrtDum
unb 1cint, uobrcn Tciro crfonntc. -
D}it eintm trditiacn TluNc ricf cr aus ::
S1 babe MIDI bctrogtn; olclc CT bier 1T
mcin Spigbubc!
9lber ebcn 10 rolh mar jcncr nit bcn
l1war5en 5tub witOcr berllnter uno
uon0te li0 ldOclno sum 9}i1tcr: Glu.
9trrli6fcit ltbcn null, mic orpDcnb Die
lcr quite 9Nann bur6 bic Ycrrilfc gemaDt
miro taun licbt er in ibr MIDI 9on5 ltn=
| |l1ul0igcn> MIDI, Der iib 10 longc pDllig
|unbcmrrft uno oidt ppr lcincn 9(ugen
ltunO 10 bin iO lpSlciD lcincn Gtoon=
fen uoD lcin Ndubcr. @ci Sptt, itb
CLAUDE CT bQttc Gp. $,trrlibtcit ein 9lei=
DIES Compliment 9cmadt> >pcm Slc cbtr
ben ndmliNcu niolt 9cbo6t bdtttn.
gSenigjtens bot er lcincn Gio ,uicoerru=
fen uno ben Setla9ten irci 9clpro3en.
9io1 englilbcn Bcleken gult i0cr bic
len lettcn Yuntt feline Trage nlcbr, uno
eben 10 >ueni9 tpnntc cr, nod eincm l6pn
9clcilteten foll6en Gioc> nod eincn ncucn
| 11wDren, p0cr irgcn0 cine &lagc 9e9cl1
1cinen nutbmoBlib lpobren &dubcr on=
bcbcn; 5lmol oo 9e9cn olclcn nl@t Der
9crinsltc iibrigc Ncroo0t pbwo(tetc.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-06
0erihtSiccnc iu Gn0lanb.

Dab IN En9lan0> no 5piel un6 gSct=
ten oft ben 9fei@en in elmer tur5en 3eit
gum 9(rmen MAIDEN, iol6e 2eute, Die
our6 oiele 8eutelleerenoen 3eitpertreibe
in @erlegenbeit getommen iino, auf oen
@traBen 1uit> penn audi meiitcntbeils
ni@t gclabenen, Yiitolen iilb bei otn bic
1elben Yallirenoen bislucilen 5u erDolen
1u9en, lit ni9t unbetannt.,
&init bielt einer BON oielen 9i9bpap=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-06

men (StroB Bcnrdubcr) eincn rti1cn
Wollbdn0lcr an, Sluong i'm, gonS un=
porbereitet ouf 1olb eincn yin foll, ni6t-
blps ni6t nit Gin poor Ull,icel] lon=
BERN nit cincr sicmlidb ulcbnlibcn
8ontnnte li6 su l6lcn, bcHanttc ]id) bDf=.
li6 ,lno iprengtc oapon.
Scr &dubcr, Dem in man0tr 9iiid=
li1t boran 9cIc9cn lcin moDtt uncr=
FAINT su bltihcn, bate untcr onocrn
6ilismitttlu, ou1 ciner lt)woHcu ~
riidc 1id beoie,t, sic folt leilr 9on5t5
Gcli6t bcbccftc Scbt NOR CT tnllm ti=
nige bunoert GGrittc uon Dem Crtc lci=
ncs Tongcs entfernt, os CT oiGle 0oar=
baube >ucguarf> un0 ,ucitcr elite, obnc
fir bcrcn ferncrcs GjciNif bclor9t ST
lein. - Sic Strabe, wo hicS 9c]dab,
9eb0rt nibt 81 ben lcbr bcl lubtcn Stro=
Bcn @n9lonbs bic 4}eriicfe mar iibcroie5
mod auf cinen 9icbclnpe9 bin9clNlcuocrt
pproeu; lie lag oabrr cin sicnliNcs
94cil0en, ebe lit6 Gin 2icbbobcr bosu
fono; o6cr cnOli6 fam Der cinsi9t Gpbn
eines rei0en Esquire, ocllen pdtcridc5
Gut i'll Der 9}Qbc mar, 9crittcn> lob lie,
bob lic aus 9(eu9icr nit icincr &citgcrte
empor uno tam 0lrd) cn un9liidli6e5
Obngefdbr ouf Ben Gin nfall> li0 eincn
GpaB oamit MAIDEN SIT wollen. ~gSeun
i'd oies G6eul lal" (oa6t' or bel li0
lclblD ouflcbtc, 10 luiiroe MIDI picllcibt
unlcr ci9cnes @aus9clinoc, >uobl gar
meine lcibli6e G0wctcr nidt tcnncn.
SD babe ia ni6t pcit bis btim !! Was
tbufs ib luill's pcrlubcn." Gr lebte
lie ouf uno ritt gan5 9elailen ucitcr.
G6c CT ouf lcines Yatcrs G5r'lno unb
Ypocn tom, muBte Ct nod bic 2ano itrobc
our9l9neiOen 1lnb o,ppbl bel elncm
@9la96olme ais einem 3pl(bdus6en
porbei, pp Megegelo entricbtct waro. Gr
t6ot oies> unbetiimmert wcgcn ser 2eute
bie er babel lte6eu lab; o6cr oclto mebr
betiimmerten li6 Oielelben I'M i'm. 9enn
liebc oa> bur1 einen ncucn un9liidli9en
3ufal bielt Dier III ebcn bielem Mngen=
blide jener DOR &urSem erlt beraubtc
WoQbdnoler uno ersdbltt eini9en BON
ungcfdDr 9etrofiencn Befonnten lein
trauriges 9lbenteuer Sebt> als er i'm
bcfen Grsablen unlern jun9cn Esquire
oabcr tra6cn 1ab unO ouf leincm &opfe
jene Yeriicfc erblifte> sic CT nur aQsu9ut
| 1i6 9emerft bottc> untcrbro6 er lp9lcib
feline Gr5QDlun9 uno rief boitig! 81
|lebt 6a! Uni ler 9ig6>uoDman! @relft
i'm, 9reift i'm" Geine @cfd6rten, 9e=
tdu l1t >pie er> legten 1p9lei6 9ono on
Gbe her arme beltiir5te eSlingling elm
g1prt nur rc0en fpnntc> ,par CT au9
1@on pom Yferoe berunter 9e5ogcn. IS
|bolf ni6ts> oab er li6 81 erfennen 9ob>
ni9ts> ooB Ser 3ollcinne1ner lclbit nun
fir i'm unO feline llnibulo 9cib lnb Se=
ben ST perpfdnOen liD erbot ni9ts> ooB
pon al(eu geraubteu 9tiiden au6 ni6t
elm einsises bel linn SIT finben iuar. Scr
Woubanbler blie6 babel er erfenne 1ct=
men Gduber in i6m. 9as Be9eDren oer
Scrbaf flung muBte linn gelpillfabret >per=
ben uno Der peinli6e ProseB nabm lci=
men gelu6bnli6en 2auf.
Ser @o6malter bes jungen esquire
tbot dies MfD9liDe Inn Die 99ulolo1ig=
felt leines Glientcn ans DeQe 2i6t 5u le=
ben. N}an CAB linn ourd9dn9ig oas
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lel6en bcInoli6c Otobilor perlicitirt uno
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lbi1ts oicltS often Woltbpfes l6ricbe,
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bel i6m Elm GebarnilNte Sitter nit
9iob uao Geili9en, Die sum Surnier &C.
gen, biclten untcr leinem 9ot)e &olt.
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gen ma9ten Ser 3e6er Tr6bli6 per-
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n W(annes" Gr iob mie0er unO pieocr Die
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sum Opfer.
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rulinlpeftprs bes BelunosbeitSomtes bel
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bobtn sic 6ronSolcn fol9cnoc @crlultc I'M
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lino 1880 in 0eutl6lano, 1901 in
Der @6wcis uno l24 in 8elgien 9eltnr=
ben. Sic 9eutl6cn bingegen batten
MIR $4,000 Spbte uno l27,OOO Ser
lpunoete. 0urd Den Marid> oas beiGt
our6 ltbledtes 66ubuert perlprcn Die
0eutl den lucnigc 2eute, lp6breno sic
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ocn @plbatcn piel perberblicber> ais bos
| fcinbli6e 6eucr mos pieoer leincn
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uno in bcn fcblcrbo ften 9lmbulonScn
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ic1O9 8dnoen be ltebt unb Sen Sitel
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neucr 2iterotur." 0iclc colpljale Gncp=
tlppdoie purbe urter Ser &c9iernn9 oes
&ailcrs Sang III QGG2 bis 1929 BE-
9onnen uno NIT ci9cns fir ga llel6e &C.
9oiienen fupfcrncn Sppen 9corutt Gs
9ibt nur np0 lebr ueri9c ollltQn0i9c
Gremplare; fir oos nun tdu ili1e 5ino
$4,000 eferOcrt pprocn.
-Gbarlc So olcpb 8onaportc
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ion 8onaportc, bon Baltimore unb
@robneffe oes crl item Gonllls BON Tronf=
reid), muroe lctte Mo6e in Der Court
of Mppcals" uon Morplonb Sur &c1ts=
praris Su9cloiien. Nfan beDauptet, er
lebe 'Rapoleon Bonoparte abnli6er ais
ir9eno Elm onocrer @pr0blin9 Der Tami'
lie 8onoparte.
Mus 2onoon miro bcri6tct:
Scr u@rcat Ga tern" miro in eini9er
3eit cine ncle @eruenoung finoen. Gr
loQ ndmll6 mdbren0 Der 9roben amcri=
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5oit bu llebcri1ub, 10 glib germ, ober bcr>
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