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The Osceola times., 1877-10-20
Nutritive Value OF Corn.

The prejudice existing against the use
OF maize rs an article OF human food
among certain classes of people is sur
prising, and this prejudice is based on
ignorance.
Indian corn is one of the mos. import
ant and healthful articles Of human lood
that benefcient providence has be.
slowed upon man and to its high nutri-
tive value is due In large degree the
strength and vigor OF the race OF men
who laid the foundations OF this great
republic. II was much more largely
used fifty or one hundred years ago than
now, as fine wheat -four, for some not
well-iounded reason, has usurped its
place in bread-making. In the several
forms, however, Of hulled corn, popped
corn, hominy, samp, corn starch, maizena,,
c., vast quantities are COZ imtd by all
all classes Of people.
Meal from Indian corn contains more
than four times as mucn oleaginous mat.
ter as wheat -four, more starch, and nearly
as much nitr0genOus material conse-
quently In all cold climates it il adrlira-
bly, adapted tO sustain the system by
furnishing heat-fOrming compounds. The
oil gives warmth, the introgenous prin.
ciple gives muscular strength. The com.
bination Of alimeutary compounds in In.
dian corn renders il alone the mixed diet
capable of sustaining man under the
most extraordinary circumstances. 1t
holds the elementarysprinciples which
constitute the basis Of organic lie. In
this particular it ia more remarkable than
any other vegetable production known to
man. There isa large number Of dishes
of which corn meal forms the basis,
which are exceedingly palatable.
In trials at the farm. to test the COM
parative value of meal from home grown
corn and that from commercial sources,
when fed TO cows and other animals we
heave learned that the nutritive value OF
the former is nearly double that of the
latter, and this practical result confirms
analytical results. The difference be-
tween the specimens from the two sources
is most surprising. Farmers who are 70
foolish rs 10 20 into market TO purchase
corn and meal tor their animals should
understand the great difference in nutri-
tive value between what they can raise
and what they purchase.-.Iownat Of
Chemistry.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-20
Good. .Natured Editing.

Good natured editing" saws seme
wise man, spoils half the papers in the
United States" Yes, verify. "Will
you please publish the poetry | send"
says one, "it is my first effort" and
some crude lines 90 in TO encourage bud
ding genius, "Our church is in great
perilY" and long dolorous plea is in
serted. "My father took your paper for
twenty years." writes another, / think
you ought to publish the resolutions
passed by the Big Brake church when
he died" and in go resolutions of no in
terest to majority of the readers. 81
am particular anxioas that the views
present go before the church this week, F"
and out go covey Of small, pithy con.
tributions, t, make room for three col
umns from ponderous ID. ID. "There
is immediate necessity for the exposure
of one who is bitter enemy to the truth" "
writes another, as he sends an attack
upon an antagonist which will fill an
entire page. 81 am about to publish a
book, indentifying the Great Image OF
brass, iron and clay, and / weuld be
obliged TO you to publish the advance
sheets of chapter V. which l inclose to
you" "Why don't you publish in full
RS great speech in the general assembly
Ii would increase your circulation
largely" If you will publish the ser
mon | transmit to you, / will take eight
extra copies!" "The church must be
aroused on the subject of foreign mis-
sions," says a pastor, as he forwards the
hal of his last Sabbath's sermon. And
the ladies--bless their sweet smiles and
their sweet voices - the good .natured
editor surrenders TO them al once, and
they go away happy, utterly unconscious
that they have helped to spoil the paper.
philadelphia Presbyterian.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-20
THE WAR THE EAST.

There is already two feet of snow in
Shipka Pass. Troops are obliged to sit on
the frozen trenches ankle deep in mud.
The Pesther Lloyd states under reserve
that the prince OF Reuss, German ambassa.
dor TO the porte, has been instructed 10 de.
clare the Turkish blockade OF the Black sea
ports insufficient, and therefore void
Correspondents hereafter will only be
admitted TO the lines of active operations on
the days of engagements. At other times
they must remain at corps headquarters, in
formation sent out by them having thwarted
the Russian plans.
A dispatch says Achmet Eyoub Refat
Pashs, late chief of staff, two brigadiers and
several superior officers, are to be tried.
Eyoub Refat is charged with disobedience in
haSing refused to obey Mehemet Ais orders
10 advance. The porte has seized a Greek yes.
sci entering the gulf Of Arta with ammuni-
lion. Greece has demandel her restoration.
A Vienna special says Constantinople
authorities intend that Raouf pasha shall re.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-20
Artificial Climate.

The growth Of potatoes, recent expert
ment show is considerably effected by
the color oi the seil in which they are
planted. The Galaxy relates that in
studying the puzzling question why some
potato fl Ids cape blight while sur
rounded by others suffering severely from
il, il Was noticed that these fortunate
plots w,ri darker than the infected areas.
rbinking that the greater absorption of
heat by the darker ground and the con.
sequent higher temperature might ex-
plain the difference, Mr.. j. Z. Hannay
selected piece of ground poorly adapted
for growing p,tat'es, ~ it was blue
clay. IL was planted in the ordinary
way. u-ing stable manure One-half
WAS let ss planted, but the other was
covered with SCOT which had been care
fully washed until the soluble matter
had been entirely removed, 70 that 1t
could no longer afford any nourishment
TO the plants. Yet the tubers in this
part of the ground sprouted first, and
were always healthier than these in the
undressed part OF the field. Tempera
lures were taken by thermometer in.
serted in the soil, which showed that at
a depth of two inches the soot-covered
earth was, on the average, LII degrees
hotter than the natural ground and at
the depth of eight inches the difference
was 90 degrees. Thus the dark earth
afford d its tubers Il warmer climate than
light.col0red soil. The most remarkable
difference was found in the composition
OF the resulting crops. The soot-cov'
cred potatoes contained 22.5 per cent. ol
starch, and those in plain ground only
l7.5 per cent. and the granules were
smaller in size Rural INeW Yorker.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-20
Ouiet Folks.

Quietness is sometimes assign of bodily
heat h. The nervous man, who is
always stirring, is seldom strong. But
when a man is thoroughly wrapped up
in himself and his own importance, per-
fectly satisfied with his position and pros
poets, the cut of his clothes, the length
of his whiskers, the attenuation of his
umbrella, and the luster of his hat, the
chances are that he is very quiet. such
men are habitually well dressed; but, AS
they get on in life, they cling to old
fashions. They are not considerate for
Others, yet they give very little trouble.
They exact the utmost service, but make
no fuss about it. They are painfully
regular and punctual, but never seem
put out by other peoples want of order.
They are bores at dinner party, wet
blankets at picnic, mere sticks at a ball;
but excellent as officers, admirable par
sons, much sought after by matchmaking
mothers. 1t is they who carry off the
heiresses who always save money
who are never in debt or difficulty, as
other men are who are regular in their
devotions and invaluable on commit
tees, where they always get their own
way, without trouble or fuss. They
habitually wait till every one else has
spoken, and then make the single re-
mark which concludes the matter, and
which seems as il it had risen to the sur
face, like cream, of itself. Strict order
is kept in their houses; but they do not,
as rule, make good fathers. Their
children are too much afraid of them
and too glad to get away from home.
Strange to say, though they seldom
speak, they are excellent correspond
ents, write well, clearly, and at great
length, and often turn into authors,
especially nevelists. They have observed
while Others talked; and have passed
mental judgments which their secre-
tiveness enables them to store for use
The Osceola times., 1877-10-20
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What the Sun IL Made Of.

A discovery Of Importance to science
is announced by DR.. Henry Draper, of
Hastings On e-Hudson. 1t is well
known to students of the spectroscope
that while the black lines that indicate
the presence of metallic vspors are SO
abundant in the solar spectrum rs 10
leave no room for doubling that most, it
not all, the metals are lighted in the
sun. there is yet an absence of the lines
that characterize nearly all the nom
metallic substances. Hydrogen is ex-
cepted from this sweeping rule, but
there are many reasons for chasing that
gas with the metals. Various theories
have been put forward to explain the
absence of non-metallic lines from the
solar spectrum, and the fact has even
been used to throw doubt ever the
nebular hypothesis, which necessarily
assumes that the constituents OF the sun
can not greatly differ from those Of our
earth. DIR. Diapers discovery, if it be
confirmed, shows that at least one-and
probably several-non-metalic substances
are present in the sun. In paper read
before the American Philosophical
society last month, he gave the details
of experiments which appear to prove
that oxygen forms one of the suns con-
stituents. Its presence is indicated in
the spectrum, not by black but by bright
lines. To make this more apparent, Dr.
Draper has photographed with the spec
trum of the sun comparison spec
trum," of common air, the air being
jar. The comparison spectrum" gives
the bright lines of oxygen and nitrogen,
and also from the terminals of the bat
terry used) those of aluminium and iron.
The lines OF the metal serves to check
the accuracy with which the two spectra
--of the sun and of air--are matched.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-20
ruE CuERuSsuED DREAM.

some day, some day OF days, threading the street
With idle needless pace,
Unlocking Tor such grace,
shall behold your face
Some day, some day of days, thus may We meet
Perohsnee the sun may shine from skies Of May,
Or winters icy chill
Touch Whitley vale and hill
What matter I shall thrill
Through every vein with summer on that day.
Oace more liics perfect youth will all come back,
Aud for moment there
shall stand fresh and fair,
And drop the garment care;
Once more my perfect youth will nothing lack.
shut my eyes now thinking twill he;
How tsce to face each soul
viii slip its long control,
Forget the dismal dole
OF dresry iite's dark separating, separating ses
And glance TO glance, and hand TO hand In greet ns
The past with all its fesrs
Its silence and its tears,
Its lonely yearning years,
All vanish In the moment Of that meeting.
-Eiisabefh 8 Phelps.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-20
JOSEPH
Aud ITS Rra,c Nes.Perce. Surrender 10
Colonel MILES.

Colonel MILES.
Since the first battle of General Miles
with ,Ioseph's band, the troops have
been holding the bostiles in narrow
ravine, and have picked them of
from the rihe-pits, losing only seven men
themselves. Joseph raised the white flag
four times, offering to surrender if he
could keep his guns. General Miles de-
manded an unconditional surrender, and
on the last day Joseph raised the flag
again, advanced in front OF his lints,
handed bis gun to General Miles, and
shook hands with him. The remainder
of his command did the same Forty
wounded Indians we're found in the camp.
The number of the dead is unknown,
rs all were buried. The glory Of the
fight rests with General Miles. The in
trenchmenis of the Nez Perces were
ingeniously constructed. Their bravery
was unsurpassed throughout the fight.
They are credited with numerous acts OF
kindness To the wounded whites.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-20
The United States Senate.

The following roll of the senate show.
ing at glance the political classification
OF that body, will be Of interest at this
time, in view of the organization of the
new congress.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-20
NUMBER 20.
FACTS AND FANClES.
To tire NsO1eess.

Gather US In from the silent street,
Alley or DOORWAY, where'er We meet
Drag us In from cherries home;
For the broken ls~s, let a fne atone.
Gather us in the power n gfven--
We have no friends, unless In Heaven.
Drag us IN, M weary aud worn.
The sport of the judge, aud rsbble's scesn.
Yea, gather US In. tbs = noble deed,
10 crush again bruised reed--
To search and hunt the city Ger,
That fallen women may tall yet lover.
The Bring.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-20

SPiRIruALIsTs assert that the priest
at Lourdes performs the so-called mira
cls- through the mesmerie passes which
he makes; in other words, that be j. a
healing medium"
, 1877-02-20

p~oriibuainse. Sci ie,sm Sddsr fiuS
Mu,idtu UNI @elb herans,upiirfeln,
nobel in @iner Naht( bon leiHem
ginselnen idou iiber 20 @utSsr
o%uf,upeuoen maren. Dfon bat uut
j3eit oa,u, benin mad, altem Ssrtommsu bort
III bieier Madlt feine s5rlu ben WtunS anf.
tbun, menn Der Wtann nod, 10 ipdt ODER
pitlmehr nod 10 iriih nod Sau'e fonmt.
90 bebaupten msuisltens Die getreneu Gle
mdnllsr II bat nod feiner iiber ben @nls
pfau9 etnas perrotheu. Geio1ber8 tn Der
Stabt, menieer auf Dem 2ano oes nlten
0teutllneer @eb,ets, MIN 10 mt 8ebnrrrliAs
feit nsr Mutideltag sefelert uno ole w,rigs
ten u'iien marum.
sc lift Der aite SGm0rtug, oil meltsm
emit Die Hsu9emdblten ifdbtiid)sn G%mtsperio.
zen nub neu unf9enorlmenen Vitraer ihrell
@ib oar S,aht Al leiiien batter. Die Ndhc
res @rideinungsfJitee perhanO ban,,t oei'
Stern, lpstd)er IN biefer s3sit oud 'ouit als
@ebad oorfommt. go fstett NeutIingen bic
leste punfie @r,unerurg al ieiue Serrlidfett
ais freie Reid sftoot bes bell. r0mii@en Nei.
Dies oeut|tsr Station. Wtotte bod biz
Stoet NIT eleidem @tfsr Die uiel miirbigerer
uur rod ipdriiden @riunsrnnaeu an len
Belt pflegen in BEN meniseu erbalteuen Ehiir'
men aus benz Mittslalter unp 10 ihren &C.
i9ittllden aroben CHM nod anbers beseu
gen, ais bird .Wfutideln"
= Die |oeben beenDete fron5Diide &olfs
56b.uns bat srgebeu, baB fin in Yart'
augenbltdlia mehr als 1000 DeIt d
| aufhalteu.
, 1877-02-20
Der @emtltmser @smtSbel=Sas.

Sn Der sriibsrcu fhpGbiiheu &eihstaot
uno ietiaru miirttsmbergiinen Soeramts-
faet Nsutiiugeu, in welGer mad llblauo Die
Gerber 10 mciiierliA 3u gerben uno Die Sir
Der ir bfutiarotb 81 idrben mifsu. bobel
and bic 96der itreif Gbrsntag ben etiteu
Sanuar. ueber ielue Siesidbri9e 6sier miro
BON bort beridltet:
@ass ,%mutidet". iomsit por 1903 Die
6erridnft Der 9leidsilobt &eutlinaen retdlte.
Su allen Bdderlaben iino gauge Ofolieu Don
S;srnen nit einem 3Opf in Der 0iitte ans
mirbem Seig peffsriigt porrdtdig IN ieeer
@r6Bs unb III ieorm YreiS. 9isa @ebdde
uennt man Wpti6sl, MORON oa8 3eitlpori
,%mutihsln", bns seiBt Muti6eln e'ieu.
. Sen Sag iber Danbern DIE Wutldeln
melt dis @elhsnie an ibre BeltimmuuQ,
5ur Sreuoe Der &inoer, oils Iufmertlamfeit
9easn Gefannte, 9isnItboten II. bal., aud
tGiti9e 3oametihcr aarter 0eyRensgeiuhle.
4bsnos aber iiilen ft Die 8dume Der
Bidder. mo Wein peiGentt miro unD Der
dhte Geniiiu9sv BiiTaer .mutlheli". So
lit Der 6anbmsrfsmann eipgeotnf. bab bic
unb Ste Sddsr bel Inn oybeueu laiien ioaeu,
Der &aufmann ilberIAoNt aul einmal ale. Die
ihren SaIlse Don ihm beiieheil, Der Datrttant
aebt, mobin i'm feline Wtrbs n5thiat,. Der
Yarte,mann. no sr dnen stS6hlsr bslOhusn
ooer gepinten mug, her ruhige Siiraer ohut
ea uno bort siusn 5renno, fnr5 Die Wtntibel
in auf elns i3eit bon 1924 Stunosn Ger
Mittelpunf, OsS &en'llnger eeben8. @sbe
lebsm, Der al eiHem gstrsuen ~Ssfsn'
, 1877-02-20

Sn Ser Sauptftaot Der Woben, 1atiir1ih
if Baris semeint, bat man iest, nm bic So
lung ,nnr idlanf, 10 i9lanf alS mS9lid !"
unf oos IeuBerie al treiben. eiueu Siirob
erfunoeu, blsnbenb nilo funfelno, mie bic
prddtie1e 9tltterrifuna, feit mte oieie, obuc
Die I~e,ielte Spur bon S%is9iamfeit. 0iefes
DING beeinut on Der &eble, aeht :ief iiber
Die 9iftsu bsrab, nmi6lteBt 10 eng ME -
Nun, ME Der ipaniiAe Stivfel Dee 8olterfam'
msr, uno Die Dam,u. welde ben Wuth Die.
Ter Wabl habeu. nerm0sen meeer iid ~
lesen. nod iid) gu bsn9eu ooer gar Ill bilden.
gSie ie aehen, cine Ereppe paihrsn, in ben
@aeen fommen, 1T OH ltt iton ein 6dtb'el,
aber bic Martsr erihetut n!dt uo1Gtdnbia,
bls aud elm @ummiriemden betoe Strunlpf
bduber uelbinbet, 10 bnb Der rgliidltden"
8siseriu bes bodmober1en &oftims mr.
gans tleihe Sdritte iibrig blelben. III Dem
erhebennen SepuSiieiu, etpa8 nIpurteS" III
haben, etpas iebr &oftbarss, baS iiberbanpt
MIR bier h66itens fiinfmal getragen merber
faun. 90 melt treibt ole Suht, I'M leber
Yreis gienes gu idafeu, Die Woo,fsu. peld)s
nur 3u gut wi3Ien, oaB tbneu aub fir ceu
abenteue.lidieu @eoanfen DIE Abnebm:l
nidt febtsn!
, 1877-02-20

Son in e m 10 o b b efaunten = 0 II,
L alto . 8 au s1nternebm er,
Or. @nI. Stud, 1886 Suthin oultr., Bbila=
oeipbia. s9fad)bem i'd @eteoeabett 9ebabt,
Die moblthdti9en 8lrfungeu BON 3 t.
90 iitar'S Saliam of 8tlb
@berrD ielbit feultcll 81 lerren, halte ib
es fir meine Bhldt, aud III letnen @uulte1
al ipred,eu. Gor eiriser :3eit ipareu meine
beiosn fleinen &naben mebr ober mertger BON
beftiaei1 Suiten %befaueu, Der S~etslpetie 10 bef'
tig o%uitrat, oab mir satsc Jtddlte mah blei=
beu mubten. @ir uerlud)ten ete peridllebsn'
item Ottttet, bod) itetS obfe @rfolg. SSH
torten Don IS It q Sal a III, per.
iudten alid) i'm uno bieier balf obne leber'
treibun9 iofort. ST lit angenebm einsuncb:
men, Die Slnoer perlangtert ban ldl, iobalo ie
nl1r su buffet %begannen, 1nO ebe cine @ofe
pereargeH, mar audi her SltItPu pouitdlbia
~perldipuroen. GET bjeier i3ett babe td) oe1'
lelben bduftg ielbf 9eaen ouiten nno Ser.
HjdnupIung aebraud)t uno ebenio mirflaru mte
bel nleinen &lubern 9ffuaoen ; meshalb id
1elbigeu aud benz Bh5lfum marm empfebler
tauu." 80 Gents mo 81 Die Slajfe. Sn
alien Npptbefsn all haben.
, 1877-02-20
&efdDrliMer &antpf nit cinett
Nits tH HNfa1

Sin augefebsnsr 8auImann In 9etroit,
eeiien Name BON rem S~ortiasf 8lGtiern Dor.
srf nod nldt g~enonnt miro. oernlutbete III
eiuer Der leetsn ytdhte, baB Elm Giubredsr
in ieinem Magasin lei uno tegub ii6 oorthiu.
Gr fom bis iu'S brittle StoGwetf uao lab,
baS bic mad hem Oade fiibrenoe G5ire
oii'u mar, Wluthi9 Meg er onrG bieie ani
oaS DAD. BORT itano Elm frdftiCer &erl -
Der @tnSred r. @erielbe ihlug' nit siuem
.Suiippi uah benz Sauimaun, Der iecoA be-
heno ausnia. Sic Nbiidt be8 6aaunfsn
mar, ten 8nuimenn bis an hen Hano oes
.Dahss IN brGnleu, nm ihn Damn in Die
Gettsntrobe hiuabsutpSeu. Ser SesrGnats,
ob9leih id)mdher oils Der Nn9re,ier. mehrte
it'd TAPER. Wfit beibeu SGuceu faBte er rem
iShopf hes @iubreders uHb ,errte Saran NIT
Wuieufraft. 10 raB Der 9duft nit sinsm
g hnerSensihrfi bic &ehle ieines Spiers
IoelisB uuS aniipran9, oils TOlte sr flieben.
9aum bate fih ober her Sauimonu
tbeniaus erhoben, ais er oisisn wieber
nit ernensrter Buth iaBte. mo besbs arme
url nsiiea 3eib ihlaAq I'M ibn ua6 benz
Rance oes Ood,e8 an iragen. 0teie lbiht
uerei,eltei inoeiien Der &aufmanu, iubem er
ieine Bsiue III, Die isinee Nugreiiers ihlaug
uub lsbteren oaonrb smana, ibn gieoersu.
iesen unb los,ulaflen. Sebt folste Elm Der.
spsiisltes sampf. SalS i9lussa iie nit ben
, 1877-02-20
Ssrans g@moert mmter ocm Rofafe,,

Gus &ildenep, benz 0anpiq ~nartier Der rul
Ni6sH Siioarnee, beridtet Elm @orrelport
D mt Der Wisnsr rBreie" fOlgenee nnljfa.
liI9e @piioSe:
uMlS ib in ben Warteinal beS 8obuhofeS
in bumpfer Heiisnation boz mid binitGrIts,
tsafsn pl0elld) metooilhe. aber mehr iunl.
menb heroor9ebrahte S6ne neiu Shr. !.
SD lauid:e ME neltosrgeien. bepn oieie
E5negmareu mir nihts me ,gsr a!s unbes
fnnrt, iie geb8rten 5n Shubert'6 yStano'
den" nuo muroen NIT elmer eritaunlibal
@rofthett uor9etraeen.. User modlte Der
@0tlibe itiu, Ger in D,ejem m,losn, frlege.
rid aufssregten @buos fid) 10 Der gSelt su
entriiden permoflte, unl feline Seele auf ben
Sdmiu8en pes @siauaes iernen 2ieben susu.
tragen? ,gSar'S eiu ~perirrtsr @eitid n1ersler,
Der i'm liioruiiiden Stepptnlonbe nit ieiusr
nebuloieu Sosenspelt Shifbrud sslitten.
nm nm ,auf oisler SIippe ieIuen S1panen-
geiaug an3ufimmer =? Der ihlhterns 9e.
lano, ofr faum uerlehmbar fortpibrtrte,
hattie meme Qaune neientltd, utnqeit,mmt
uno, nubemettt ldlob i'd mid b%eiieits, nm
nad Dem be,mlidlen gtsoerqueu az ia6noen.
DurN %einaeiae l1rmeube 8rMppen 9ings
porsrft nadl Dem @nee Der SahnhofShale
unt bon bort III einsn f~leinel, menidsnper.
%tafiensn Soriaat, III meld)em Elm matt9elbeS
gampenlidt etueH 9efpenittfh triiben Sflm.
uler perbreItete... W!eper tparen IS Sdus
bsrt'8 &lGnge, msld)e in Die Seele frGufelten.
Aber in Dem leersu Houme bsfano iIb Nie.
| nanb anger siner itrtppigen Wann8geItalt,
Der i1 bic retnsu S0us n,dr su'utrausn
maate.... gel meinem @iutreten mari Der
| Soloat Den Sopf in bic SDbe uub ihloB baS
Qiso ob. inpsm er beien &ei 5mliben Die
!3dbre hinourd'ummte. = vSon mo- ieib
STIR ?" fro ate i'd ben Wann ,aautaiiher
&oiat !" anttportets er ebea 10 troden.-,,ll limo
wer Iebrte @u1 oGs 9teb, bos i'd chen borte?"
= ,Niemano, man tennt es in Webemst
Oert, unierem Iul, uno gu Woleot blaieu
es bic Saref'ideu 8oioten aut Der 9tobrs
pfslfe." = $50 miBt Shr aud nidt. mer
ss 3nerit geiungea ?" = c0tein, boh b6rte
id's aud sn &aoorstuja in e n lStanisas
oer Dou'&oiafen am beiligen S,rom COON
bort mans in ieosr StraBenmddtersDOh.
nung." 49, liner gutter SCHUBERT bate
iid5's se,pib nidt trdumen lalIen. 'eine Welo.
sisn im feruen Stsppenlanoe am SUDAN ODER
Gsrref erldalen All hGreu, Wie oieielbeu
ba unten in Der Sarbaret @iu9ana III fin.
BEN puBter, pern,as MAJ fh niht anoers
III s~rfl1reu, oils penn mon Die oeutiden Sos
l%ouilten i'm ilel,bsn GluBlano TN Nuse be,
bdlt, bic permuthlib benz 2isos Serbreitnns
psrIhafilsu. 0isie &oIonien eritreden itd
hente pom Slufsr osS Enisper bis aur aiiits
oss Ifomiihen Meerss, uno iino 'omlt smt-
fbsn Dem Nogaiiid)sn Steppeulaube rno Der
WefpropiuS oe8 ooni'9sn Seerss eiusefeilt.
Dorfnamen. @~uaOenfslo, Gddeuau, Nltona,
6lidau, Electromagnetic, Salbtaot, 81.
hpnhof ituA uod etpinp N1ttenh onh9rP mic
man ie auf BEN &artsn finOet, asben bier
eiuen 10 superlaBliden N~rhaltspunft, bab
10 obigcs Ndthisl 10 Sienlli6 Lot. so bate
Die oentide Sarsestuult II aud III ben
iiIen D0tferu Der fuufaii9eu NomuNen cine
liflsgeitatt gsfnnben, bic errien 9i1tblIde
absu, ldubilhen 8siteslsbens.
, 1877-02-20

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haun rotten Te fiber uuo uber. ga! ihon
fino iie am Nanbe oeS OaheS angefommen!
Nod3 cine eilt ,tae Bemesiins unb gs,oe mo-
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teftiqeus5hlaa nod Dem unter ibn liegenoen
Wtann, betGubt TIM oaourf auf einige Iu-
aeubllde unb benuet stie fur3e @eieaenhsit,
td, ieinem @rtfie su ent;teben uuo IN Der
@unfcibeit su p'rlbminnen. lleber bic Da'
der hin, bte linn In elmer 4dule bon 400 bis
500 Sus eiuer g8ea ttertsu, bat Der Shurfs
feline 5luAt beiperftelt9t.