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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-30

The finds in the rag-bag and the rubbish
heap are sometimes not Il little curious. y
mistress allows Betty, the maid, TO keep a
ragbag, and occasionally Betty yields to the
temptation Of putting into that bag articles
which are certainly otrags. But apart from
any suspicion Of dishonesty, valuables find
themselves in very odd places, through mad
vertency or forgetiulness We need not say
much about such small creatures as insects,
spiders or lizards, that are found by the pa.
per.makers in bundles of csparto; they are
Unwelcome intrusions rather Than finds a
patentlock was once found among the con-
tents of a family rag bag and as 1t was worth
FIVE shillings the buyer was well content. An
old Latin PRAYER hook. bought as waste paper,
had bundle of nails, curlously linked to.
cether, packed inside IT.. Half:sovereigns
and other coins are found in castoff pockets,
in the heels of old stockings, and inside the
linings of dresses An old coat, purchased by
London dealer, revealed the fact-a joyful
fact to the buyer-that the buttons consisted
Of sovereigns covered with cloth Three
pounds sterling, in German paper money,
found their way into a bundle OF German
rags that reached papermaker. The Lon.
don rag.brigade boys once found bank
check book, and on another occasion six
pairs Of new silk stockings, IN waste paper
End rags which they had bought; these un-
expected articles were, to the honor of the
brigade, at once returned. A rare find once
occurred IN the Houndsdtch region. A deal
er-of the gentle sex, we are tOld-gave seven
pence and pint of beer for pair of old
breeches; while the bargain was being rati-
fed at public house, the buyer began to rip
up the garment when out rolled eleven gold.
en- guineas wrapped up IN thirty.pound
bank-note. We rather think, that in strict
ness of the law, the guineas Of this treasure.
.rove belonged 10 the Clown; but most like.
~ the elated buyer ana the mortified seller
made merry over the windfall Many PEG.
pie, in the days when banking was little un.
C,erstood, had a habit of concealing their
spare money about their persous; thus, an
old waiatcoat, bought for tritle, was found
lined with bank.nOtes. But of all the finds,
what shall we think of IA baby: \ paper
manufacturer assures us that in a bag OF rags
brought from Legnorn, and opened at al
Edinburgh paper mill, a tiny baby was found,
pressed almost Gat.-ChdmJcrS JoUrt0i.
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What a Judgment Is.

Casual conversations overheard on the
streets are sometimes quite interesting. The
following, which took place on Fourth street
yesterday, between two colOred people, is at
the least characteristic:
SAN, what does all that talk mean about
sum a man an gilin judgment aginst
him."
1T means dis. You hand your count to
de squire. De squire, he hands it TO de con-
stable, and de constable he done tells de oder
man eat he's sued. Den de case comes on,
an de squire says be gibs judgment against
de man, and he comes an elects de costs
from you, an OATS de last of it. OATS what
sum and gittin' judgment isl
An doesn't you get your money from dc
oder man."
Not that way. You has to hab "A levy first
You pays de constable to make levy, an he
makes it,"
"Well, do you get your money dens"
maybe So but never heard of any body
glttin' it's. Louis Republican,.
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Fertility of Palestine.

"The Jordan valley can be made far more
fertile than il ever Was Indeed, II may
De made one vast garden. not merely by re.
building the great acqueducts, the remains OF
which still exist, and by means OF which the
great cities were watered, but ny means OF
the Jordan river itself The Jordan, out of
Tiberias, falls ten feet to the Rlie, or SIX nun
bred feet in sixty miles.
The waters of the Jordan might be brought
out of Tiberias in acqueducis falling one foot
10 the mile, and thus be brought over the
great plain of Basan and OF Jericho, and be
made 10 rrigate all the land which the
streams have not touched.
We have been thus detailed in our evidence,
so as not to leave any room for doubling that,
IN the language of Captain Warren, 1.-THE dear
old Promised Land is even yet Land OF
Promise, and that the only requisites to en-
sure its becoming again land flowing With
milk and honey are a good government,
an industrious people, and the blessing OF
God" What the political importance of Pal.
estine would be, If possessed by an independ.
eut and civilized nation under well-organ-
lied government, glance at the map, and the
consideration of the relations in Asia between
England, Russia, Turkey, and Persia, must
convince the reader. In fact, the virtual pos
session Of Palestine, or paramount influence
over its government would almost decide the
empire of Asia. That Russia at least has,
with her usual far.sighted sagaclty, under
derstood the political importance of Pales-
tine, appears from the fact, to which Captain
Warren calls attention, that even now, before
the country is in condition to serve politi,
cal purposes, Russia has already built TWO
large fortresses in the heart of Turkish terri
,ory-one overlooking Jerusalem ION the site
selected by Titus tor his camp when he be.
siCged the city, garrisoned by some hun.
dreds, sometimes by thousands, of so called
pilgrims, who at Easter time almost occupy
Palestine, and who are numerous enough to
take the Holy City, were it not that at this
slime Turkey causes pilgrimage OF Moslems
there IN order to counter.balance the Rus
slams"
Even now ordinary arabic land yields in
some districts no less than hundred-told re.
turn, even as in the days of Isaac. Gen. XVI
l2,) while irrigated land will bear four crops
{. year, and again that of the almost lncredi-
BILE productiveness of fruit trees of every kind
OF course, if the land were properly cultivat
ed,-in other words, if it were possessed by
rs own people, under stable and civilized
government is the eXcclency of its
soil and the variety of its climate, from the
shady heights of Lebanon to the tropical heat
of the Jordan valley, that almost every pro-
duct of every zone and country might be
reared in it to pertcctlon.-Dr. EderStetm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-30

Little Solomon Mandelheim. twelve wears
old, deserves a place Of honor in the Sunday
school books. He is Il brave boy, and prov
cd that he would rather suffer death than the
icnomlny of II floCrinC. But lie didn't die,
a. it happened. II is a very short story. lie
had made his mother angry by some childish
act. She took him to her room il the third
story of their dwelling, and, telling him she
was going to beat him TO jelly, was looking
round for the club OF exection, Solomon said /;
No you won't" rushed 10 the window and
leaped out. The mother did not look any
more tor club. She yelled fran;ically, and
vept and walled, showing that she condemn
cd the act of beating her hoy 10 Jolly. y
policeman who saw solomon flying through
The arr went 10 him, expecting to find bun
Ole of broken bones aud thoroughly dead
boy. As il happened solomon had only
spraIpCd an ankle. He escaped Il beating.
4 snraned ankle is not so bad as "a body
beaten tn a Jelly. and there Is no disgrace IN
i;eiiher. Al This happened in New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-30

SII IcR T. 49, SALE liy virtue OF an eNecn
- ZION sEed OF the clerks Office 81 e trcnt Court
Of La county and state 81 Illinois md 10 me directed
vi prey am nmanded make the amount OF certain
Richard Finn In favor of Beu amin N. bowie. out Of the
lands teuem"ts goods AID chattes 81 TIE sal pAiii,
Firn and Richard Finn have levied the follow ihc
property Wit: The east ha oi the southwest quarter
thirteen township thirty range two east OF TIE
thd T. NJ and the northeast quarter sec Ion twehty ouf
township thirty one. two east OF the third T. VI
also northwest quarter OF the southeast quarter sc
ZION rcfty TOWNSHIP thiryOue, range ;wO east Oi
me thlrd r. ". La Sale county, Illinois.
Therefore according 20 aid cUmnhnu, shall expos
for At puzzle aTcton all ,uc ri H. title and Interest II
tie above named Patrick Finn and the above desc b
nrorty on Tuesday the day otJ"iy ls at O'clock
w. AZ ne south door Of CoGuJ curt House. Ia O'ia
va. Illinois. -
UtFTS 4. STEVENS.
isr.E.E sheriff % IL sale &C unity, T..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-30

Among the ignorant people of England HUI
morous mistakes often occur, even when cor
rcctness and solemnliy would seem to be re-
quired.
A peddler went the other day to get his
child christcncd.
"What name" asked the parson, shall |
call the chlld?"
"Thoo can casl The kid est thoo likes"
says the father
"Weel,' says The parson, Il think Benja.
min is very nice name"
Wary weel," says the father, "caal it Ben
jamin."
The pedder came out Of the church with
his wife and child, highly delighted with the
name, when thought struck HIM.
Rushing back into the church, and over
taking the parson walking down the aisle, he
exclaimed:
"Hey, mister, the young sQueaker's lass. "
The parson was at loss what to do under
the circumstances. However, he put in an a
at the end of the name, and they called i,
Bcpjamina.
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The Old Man Explains.

A pious father, who recently conducting
his young barbarlans through the menagerie,
halted them before the great spacious ele-
plant, the behemoth of scripture, and SAID to
them: Behold, dear children. another evl-
dence of the great and almighty power of
Omnipotence. You may buck the striped
tiger ofthe ORIENT but there is no use buck.
ing against the elephant, when onceyou have
set out to see him. The sturdiest baggage.
smasher recolls i'll dismay from an encounter
with his trunk. The glory of his nostrils is
terrible. Selahl He eateth hay like an OK
and givclh him the waters of atfiic,lon TO
drink And think, dear children, when the
last awful day comes, and there is no nse OF
giving alarms or crying Fire and all the
the insurance companies go up higher than
Gilderoy's kite, imagine what must be the in
tense heat of that exciting hour, when even,
rs we are told expressly IN the Good Book,
the elephants--yes, elephants such as you be-
fore you-shall melt with fervsnt heat. Now
let US pass Oh to admire The bounteousness OF
nature as evinced in the Samaritan musk OK.
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Good looking young man, who called at
the house on business-"I regret, miss, that
your father is not at home, / had an impor-
tant proposal TO make to him" Young lady
of the house, demuroly-"Well, perhaps you
could make your proposal to me; am Olsen.
gagged just at present" Good looking young
man excuses himself and retires in confusion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-30

At SG1day school Il teacher asked little
boy if he knew what the expression Sowing
tares" meant. "Courth | do" SAID he, pulling
a part of his trousers around in front, There's
teal my ma scwed feared II when | was
sliding down hill"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-30

IIf.IsIE'E''-- s-AisF.-ly vlrfu" oi an eN"cH
= b. u'd oIt OF he Cygk' once % 'fe 'ifcnlt Court
a l. sale tpuaiy, and safe 81 ILLINOIS, sud 10 me dTt, =
ed. uucIeby am commanded Co make TIE amount OF
ce-'4n isucmsit recently obtained Against soitr wa
lace IN favor Sul0man G. Barnett out % lands. teu
goods and chatels Of ME salt Fuher wallace lhsNe
levied on lie following p-o:eriy. % ~ lLt northeast
quarter Of tie south halt the east ta " TIE southwest
quarter of ecton sixteen township thirty hic, rang
four est % tire third l.. NJ. L. Sale county, Illinois
Therefore. according 70 sAlB command. thsl expose
f1r sale public auction al the rg', tir sd Interest ~
above Eaued IoleT Nallsce n AID o. %. above DE
r rr0uerty on TUESDAY Tie day Of Iuy is.'. ~
O'Clock Pm. fhs south C0ur OF TIE County Court
Iiru4r. lU Ottawa, IlirUis.
Dated a. J'tass, N, thls IAN Day q June ia.
RUFUS a.. S1ENENS-
jur,csw sAerir % Ia Sale County l!i-
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Mamma" asked little philosopher, as
our old hen going to be sent away for tie
SUMMER" Il guess not my son" was The re.
ply; "but why do you ask such question -
Because heard pa tell the hired girl tina,
they would have such q sweet time when he
sent his old hen away for the summer"
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NOT'I q Tc.-FsrsTEo ~ NtEIIS I. iiEEN 'Hn DEU'n q.
y ND-Cg is hereby given, tH-t e undersigned, f1e,u
s- vii and Testament D. Martin l. Bernard iaf
fa sDarT % la sale and s.'T 90 ruN. der~ast. To
appear before the County Court 90 s1 county IN The
rI.rl Monday tnerE the .-h .Ig Ui gust -s. - me
Curlrv court House IN OTTAWA, lu aid county. Wien
sUd al persons having claims or -suaaDs against
aid estate arr uotned 90 se4 alt present TIE sane Do
sIif. .E fUr aG' Isfl.alt
Tr, ~ r. PARE.
4. @. Aims IfstsG.
r Z. MARSHALL.
.-.ssE fter-fcrs.
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Smith, seems TO me you're sick pretty of
ten nowadays. How Is it!''
Smtb-"Cos | belong to a 5-centa-week
medical dispensary. It's cheaper, and man
can afford to be sick. Coulds't when il cost
so per visit You ist l keep the hired doc
tor in our ward trOtting."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-30

"Thc sentence ~ the court is" said Judge
Porter, q popular Irish magistrate, to a no.
torious drunkard. ";hat you be confined in
in jail for the longest period the law allows 4;
and hope you vii! spend the time in ours.
ing whisky"
"Be iahcrs I will, and Porter too"
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st friendly gathering at The Holland
House III. cvnr,ssiISe turn-i on love. Ton
Msofc cumpo-eh n ia: potato, because lit
shoots from the eyes" "Or rather" cxciG;m-
ed Byron, because il becomes less by par
ing
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-30

\ jGd-c, joking youns lawyer said: III
YOU and we're 'erpci into q horse and an
ass. which would To1 srefer TO be-" THE
ass. 90 be sure" replied the lawyer. I've
heard Of IN AS k~irS made a judge; but a
nnrsn ncXlrN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-30

y bog having been told hat a reptile Wa:
az animal that creeps, az being asked Il
name one. on exsmirstiss day, promptly II
piled, a baby"
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The grasshopper - the farmer: Don't lt
fool and ant " t.ks your wheat io tia
miller. II, bo youy hoppe-"
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IEirgvlc" Leizsea two cae.ts in full dress
at an evenin, rsfr: beg pardon, are you
The vGI'ors1 "No s!r:- are you"'
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DISSOLUTION.

The rm Of Bennett Harvey. Marble Des'ers composed
OF {. Fred Hrnuctt Mac ". Harvey Il hereby dis
solvei by mutual consent. Michael VI. Harvey retircs
from tho FIRM tr BeLuct' s'l carries The bLsnes-
T. Authorized 70 collect All debts due sad r aud ha-
.Eed all the Indebtedness Mr. Harvey accepted
agency Mr. Eennet', ard y - hereafter only
such capacity. tsguoiJ g FRED bENxETI.
MICHAEL VI. HARVEY.
Dated NJ Ottawa H. this IN Cay Of Icne A. D. is...iw
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VICTOR IS DARK BAY,

Sired hy Post Hsmleonian, OF Rysdyks HANDLE to.
man lst Dam, Maggie Dunn by Bourbon Chief, by NAM
brine hie I'd dam by Gin Vermont. I'd dam by Grey
Eagle. the mile horse Maggie Dunn, the dams OF
Victor l. only herself trotter, but traces TO Grey
E-gle both through her sire and dam. combines tie
blood Of Namhrno Chief and liills BackhaHk the sire vi
ethan Allen
Lexington, Kentucky,
StrcatJr, Ice. lC-GmOs SAMUEL DICkERNAN.
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CL.IMAXsVICTOR
CLIMAX is A DARK BAY

sixteen hsnds nigh weighs Hobs Sired by Amont
he by AleXHndcrs AOdaA. sire OF GOLDSMITH Maid. LIST
dam by Melbourne he by Imp Knight oil st George I'd
dam Wy Denmark, the mile horse OF Imp ledgeford
81 dam by Drf Singleton. son of Bertrance. son Of Sir
Aichy, -. OF Imp. Domcfe. an dam by BlackDurn's
Whip. jih dam by CuppcrbOtom, the Noted PAGER. 9Th
dam by JOln l.lf hhIds. son OF Sr Archy.
, 1877-09-26
Gin merthppueS mcrF.

Die mohlbefannten NnSeise 49enten g.
81. Yetten9lu II. SO. bon bieler Stabt babeu
ioeben ibren hibid ausseltatteten v9fems,
paper DIRECTORY NIB Iouertiiers tSanbbud"
fir 1877 beraMs9e9eben. @s III obne ;3meiiel
Die mertbooaite ulto slluerlalii9ite 3uiammeus
TELLING oieier lrt, mel6e in Die lem 2auoe
OerOffentliht murbe rno ein Sud-, melbes
feinem In5etger ODER .3eitun9s Serausgeber
fehlen iolte. Wiht ipeni9er oils 1914 3eis
tnnsen ODER periobtide J3eitidrilten iiuo be,
ldrtt ben, wobei Der Sag uuo Srt pes @rlbeis
mems, Der @harafter, Der 9erausseber uno Die
Circulation an9e9eben iino, fur5 N1es, mas
Elm IuSei9er 81 miiien wiiniht besiisli1
lrgenb elmer berauSse9ebenen 3eitun9. IuBer
Der augemeinen 1lite bat bas Bud eiue 0iite
Der perlobliden Sdrifteu nah Counties.
welde Senjeni9en BON @ertb iein mug,
melte in einem beltimmten Gbeile oes @outis
nents anSuSei9en miiniden uno perSetduet
td9lide urc m0hentlihe 3eitnn9en nit elmer
8erbreitun9 Don 5000 uno barber, melde
reltgl0ie, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno alloere
Srgane finb. l3wei ODER bret tdulteno abn.
lihe Silnniiie beoeutenoer Goitoren finoet
man in benz @erte, meldeS'uus I'M @anSel
cine Hare Soee bon benz &eidtbum ulo Der
Gerihiebenartisfeit bes amerifauiiden Sour
lalisifluS gibt, melfe Die SerauS9eber nno
.3uiammeniteuer su ibrer Serfiiguua baben
mnBten.
(gt. Dorf Scottiid elmer. Sourual.)
, 1877-09-26
Menidlide Nmtipatbieu,

Die Gntipatbien fiirhlider unb bsribmter
decentralization mirSeu sinen isltiameu So.
talog biIoeH. Seinri6 III. BON 6raufrsit
fonnte in feinsm 3immer alsin msilsn. in
m.ldem fih cine Stage bsfanb. Der Mar.
ihau<psr3cg pen Sdombsr9, @ouuernsur
BON %3augueooc, beiaB, nle 60 beibt, bieielbs
NueriOn. vOer &aiisr Nsroinano," iast
3d. @ueraro, "NstSte hem cardinal Don
y%otbrtn9en in SnnSbcud einsn Otanu, Der
eiue iolte Surht Dor aaeen bate, oaB ibnl
bic Uaie blu,ste. D.nn er zine bios in Der
@ntfernun9 miauen b6rte" Ser 6er3oa
BON @peron wuroe ohnmihtis bs,m Nnblid
zines innaen Saisu. Warlb ii b'Mlbret
mar 9sn0tbist. be 3afel gu usrlulIsu, menn
Elm Spanfsrfel zines Der @trttte bilbete.
Sin 9aotslans, &6ni9 BON Yolsn, aitterte
uub flihtste, msnn er etnen Npiet lab. Ser
@eru2 bon 6iiGen mahle 8 rasmus rsssl.
maBis fiebsrfraut. Saalissr idauoerte btim
Anblid BON Waierire1e. 3pho . Brabe
fiblte, alS ob Ielne Setue inter thin nahads
ben, menn INNER er siuem 6aisu obsr elnem
Suhs bs8esnsts. yopls wusOe bon Sud.
unssu er9r,fien, menu sr Walisr aus s,nsr
Hobre fitBsn horle. ga Wtotbs lie 8 per
fonn.e ntdlt Den Son irseub eines Wiilt.
Snhrumentes bnlbsu. mabrsnb ibm BUS @es
,duIh bes 8ounerS lsbhoftss Yergniiasn
b~ersitsts. Wfarp oe Uiebicis tonnte Den IN.
bud elmer Hoie, islbit in siuem &smdloe,
nibt ertra9en, miepOl fe ale anbereu BIN
men Iisbts. Swan III. fisl in Obumatt
bsiM Anbl'd elmer 8rausnsperl jon. Ser
, 1877-09-26
CaS Ncntrum Der QebenSfraft.

Oas 2eben bes Sleiifes uno oes @ebirns,
Der &noden ulb Der Diusfeln lift bas Blut.
Gs 1T Der @entrallit Der 9ebensfruft, Die
gtabruns oes 80rpers. IS mub nidt MIR
rein, ionoern aut trdftis ieiu, nm seiuno 81
bletbe1. get Shwahen nno Gntfrdfteten
lit Der 0ebensiaft mdiieris uno iein nnllauf
trdge. Sen Ofusfeln iold)er Terlonen feblt
Teitt9teit, Die gterpen iino ihmat, bas Sc.
lleht buger, baS 4uge 9lansloS. &ine Sur
aber b%eIert 1idt MIR Die @eiMnbbeit, ioubern
audi oas AuSleben Der Gntfrdfteten nnb
Nerpoien. Die @radbrung pirt bann pous
fommen, ba Die Geroanuna burd) Die Gbdti9,
feit bteiss beiliamen Stdrfungsmittel sef0r-
bert ipiro ; es reiniat bas Slut, brin9t Die
roitge Sarbe Der @eiunobett auf Die blaie
8angen auriid, siebt ben Iugen @lan3 nnb
ben Wfusfeln Nusoauer. Batienten, beeilt
etlf), es gu brauden! SO.
, 1877-09-26
Nermtt6tea.

= Tloriba Wiro bleleS Snhr etre feb,
reife Srange1ernte baben.
= @eibriebene Silteufurteu iiuo jeet II
ber Wtooe.
Sn Der Imsegenb BON Yb0niroiut
berrldt Die 6inoerpelt.
Die Teraniihe Yreiie befiirportet biz
Smportation bon Sperllngen, ais Sertll'
gun9snlittel oeS acknowledgements.
= 200 ,667 &ilber beluGen in GalifOrnler
Die Shulen uao uertbeilt iib Der Stnlfont
NIT $1.33333 per &opf.
- Die neuute idbrllfe Convention oel
fatboltihen &obltbdtl9feitS : @elelihaften
BON Inlerifa finoet am 10. ,. Wits. III Sprln9'
field itatt.
- ie Nahfommen Don GubellS leben in
Sel9ien, Selterreid), Stallen, 6raufrei6 mn
Nmerifa unb b~eSiffern Iih Oleielben auf 1873.
- 0ie MISUNDERSTANDING 9fapemie in
0artbmoutb, g. s., bat oieieS Sabr abt
Stubenten, 9e9en "a i'm pori9en Sabre.
- Ser neue Union @llenbabnhof in YlttS.
burg 1T fertig unb Dem Yublitum a%e0ftnet
moroen.
= Nm Samltag porige ISOLDE iuaren es
go Sabre ieitoem oaS erite Stiid giien IN
ieiem Vanoe gerualst wurbe uno sluar IN
Miooletoiun ooer "Blumiof", SaDette9 County.
s. 6rdulein Selen Dta9il, cine Sotter
peS YrGlipenten oeS Smartbmore @olleoe,
3d., Die neullb bon Der Soltoner uniperIitdt
ben Or. phil. Sitel erblelt, lift nad) europa
ge9an9en, I'M Ybilologle 81 ituoireu.
- Gin Nmerltaner bat e,aen DSorpeooz
I3erlt0rer" erfunoen, nit benz III Oterlep,
gn9lano, Seriuhe angeltellt luuroeu, Die iebr
befrieoiseno ausfielen.
= Sn San Seruarbino, Sal, bemert.
l~teuiQten mebrere Snialen bes p~orti9en Sc
idn9niiies ibrer 6luAt ami eine mertmiirolse
ART uno Weiie. MlS Der gufieber ibneu an
Ibenp paS Gllen bradte, belt ibnI pl0bltd
elmer oer @eiangenen einen Gepolper Dor ben
&opf uao brobte ibu ,u erlbleBen, menu er
nidt Die Shliiiel anSlleferte. Seineu SOB
por Nl9en, plufabrte Der 4ufieher uno CAB
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