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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-08-27

@ brass 0aUerts, as it were. Let the mar
da coear, and not of money. I mean, you
can give the money, but the affair shall
originate principally from the heart. I
amour Henriette; that is, l love her as
well as a man can under the Circumstance
es. Get the wedding trousseau and other
paraphernalia in readiness. Let there be
no .tdur pas in the hour, for shall be on
hand le Americaine,, which means,
right on the nick of time. Prepare a
recherche dinner, and invite the elite
Tout uOaS, DAVID HILL.
The French expressions so promi-
nent in my letter was some / hunted
up for the occasion. / inserted them
merely to convince De Autemarre
that | understood his missive without
an interpreter. Scarcely had mine
been sealed and posted, however,
when particular friend of mine,
who by the way was French schol-
az, made me a friendly visit. Out
of pure curiosity curiosity remem-
ber-I handed him De Autermarre'
letter and told him to convert it into
English. You can imagine my cha
grin, my utter discomforture, my
stupendous fall from Mt. Parnassus,
when he had the audacity to dash off
the following:
SIR: Henriette, my daughter, whom
you owe for last years washing bill, re-
quests immediate payment She is soon
to be united in marriage and needs the
money. 1t is love for her interests that 1
write this letter. As your clothes were
very dirty she made the bill out for ten
dollars. Yours, De AUTEMARRE.
was dumbfounded. I could not
have been more so had my cerebel-
lum been thumped by chain-light-
ming. [ did, and do now, have a
vague and shadowy recollection of
owing somebody a washing bill.
Others, no doubt, can remember the
same thing with relation to them
selves. To me, however, the sequel
was very unsatisfactory. 1t was the
overthrow of a grand speculation.
The razing to the ground of a
palatial residence. The knowledge
of being dunned instead of being
adorned. The fact that [ had been
a dupe to my own ignorance and
simplicity. Hence, as l said in the be-
ginning: ssThe man who deems HIM
self so attractive as to imagine that
the world wants to creep right after
him like a shadow, should be given
rubber nipple and slowed away in
the cavity of some crib.
DAVID HILL.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-08-27
HOW 1T FEELS TO BE STRUCK
BY LIGHTNING.

Henry M. Burt, editor of the Mt.
Washington paper, thus gives his
experience under stroke of light
ming: ga little after six O'Clock Sat
urday night l was in my office Gin
the old Summit House on Mount
Washington), and had just given di-
-rections to Darby about making up a
form, when all at once / felt tre-
mendous blow in the back. | could
not imagine at first what caused it,
but instantly thereafter I saw a ball
of fire as large as a mans head di-
rectly in front of me, not three feet
off. 1t exploded with tremendous
noise, seemingly as loud as cannon,
and then 1 knew what must have hap
pened. My left leg seemed to be
completely paralyzed, and I fell to
the floor. Three of my printers were
in the room at the time, two sitting
at the table near me and one stand
ing up little further off. The latter
had the skin on one hand torn up,
another was hit in the back, and the
third escaped without injury. At
first | felt as though ball had gone
through my body and that all below
had been shot away. | was startled
and confounded, but did not lose
consciousness. The young man who
could get out of the office ran to the
hotel, the Summit House, and told
what had happened. Help came i'm
mediately, and [ was removed to my
room in the hotel and undressed. DR..
Strong, a medical student of Har-
ward, took my case in charge and
treated me with great skill. In the
course of two or three hours [ could
begin to move my leg very little.
This (Monday) morning I find myself
quite comfortable, though I cannot
walk without cane, and my LEG
pains me considerably. I can assure
you that it was a narrow escape from
instant death, and for one I do not
care to 60 through another experience
like it. As the storms are all, or
most of them, below the summit, we
have very little fear of being struck
by lightning. In fact, for thirty
years no one has been hurt, OF had
such a narrow escape from death.
1t is an old saying that lightning new
Ell strikes twice in the same place,
and l am sure do not care to have
it.. We were all the more surprised
from the fact that until the bolt came
in we had no idea of the presence of
an electric storm. It had begun to
rain little, but there had been no
flashes of lightning. 1t was as start
ling as it would have been to get
clap of thunder out of a clear sky.
You have probably heard of the i'm
preston of a tree being found upon
the bodies of those killed by light
ming. The same thing was noticed
upon my back, and as there are no
trees on Mount Washington, it seems
to me that the peculiar appearance
must be the result of the blood set
tling in the smaller VEINS"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-08-27

Kentucky adheres to her antiquated
methods in true Bourbon style. The
state election was held on August 6,
and up to yesterday returns had been
received from 100 out of the III
counties. If the parties were any
thing like evenly balanced that fact
would, no doubt, help in securing the
returns with greater dispatch. 1t is
unfortunate for the state that the
proposition for constitutional con-
vention has been defeated. The
present instrument was ratified in
1850. Numerous attempts have
been made to amend it, in order to
conform to modern ideas, but they
have all been voted down: notwIth-
standing their approval by the Demo
cratic Legislatures. Had the propo-
sitions been carried at the recent cleo
tion it would have taken until 1887 to
have given effect to any change in
the Constitution, so cumbersome are
the methods provided for that pur-
pose.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-08-27
Adele laughed sarcastically.

sThere isn't the least use in your
pretending you don't know what 1
mean. You know / mean the heir
ess."
Harry smiled-a sort of pity COM
ing over him as he remembered how
much happier he was than the one
who should be fortunate with this
wonderful new conner.
Bertha Hunter went up to him in
her gushing manner.
81 prophesy you will be the very
first TO go wild over her. She is just
what / imagine you will like. Great,
dark eyes and the goldenest of hair
and so romantic wonder you never
came across her in your solitary ram
bles. She has been staying down at
old Jackson's cottage all summer !;
but then, May Harper always had
curious ideas. At all events she is
here now, and l am dying to intro
duce you, Mr.. Browne
He stood confounded for a mo-
ment while he tried to realize it.
May, his darling, heiress, whom he
had declared he would rather commit
suicide than marry? May, in her
cheap flannel suits, with no gloves,
or lace on her hands or face, she the
great heiress, whose movements and
sayings were chronicled in the daily
papers-whose dresses were copied
by less favored mortals, whose pres
ence was as welcome as the sun
shine ?"
"And she is pretty, too,'' Adele
Fayton said, little venomously, as
if it were quite shame. 81 saw her
as she went to her ROOM"
Harry glanced composedly up at
the array of faces and said: 81 am
glad you think May is pretty. 1
think she is the loveliest girl living.
So you did not know that 1 was en-
gagged to herr"
There followed a lull in the merry
chatter that eloquently expressed the
dumbfounded astonishment of Har-
rvs announcement.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-08-27
LONELINESS.

Once I knew a little girl,
Very plain;
You might try her hair TO curl,
All in vain
On her cheek no tint OF rose
Paled blushed, or sought repose:
She was plain.
But the thoughts that through her brain
Came and went,
AS recompense for pain,
Angels sent:
So full many beauteous thing,
In her young soul blossoming,
Gave content.
Every thought was full grace,
Pure and true;
And in time the homely face
Lovelier grew
With heavenly radiance bright.
From the souls reflected light
Shining through.
So tell you, little child,
Plain or poor,
If your thoughts are undefled.
You are sure
Ofthe loveliness of worth -
And this beauty not of earth
VIII endure.
-Aoriu Ldceu i'm ST. Nicholas.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-08-27
IF YOU WANT A KISS, TAKE TT.

There jolly Saxon proverb
That is pretty much like this,
That man is half in heaven
When he has woman's kiss.
But there's danger In delaying
And the sweetness may forsake it,
So tell you. bashful lover,
If you want kiss, why take it.
Never let another fellow
Steal a march on you in this,
Never let laughing maiden
See you spelling for kiss;
There's royal way of kissing
And The jolly ones who make it.
Have motto that is winning
If you want kiss, why take it.
Any fool may face-a cannon!
Anybody wear a crown.
But man must win a woman
If he'd have her for his own;
Would you have the golden apple,
You must find the tree and shake it,
If the thing is worth the having,
And you want the kiss, why, take it.
Who would burn upon desert,
With forest smiling by?
Who would give his sunny summer
For bleak and wintry sky?
Oh! L tell you there is magic,
And you can not, can not break it,
For the sweetest part of loving
Is to want kiss, and take it.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-08-27

"Do you want to see some fun :"
said a small boy to his father.
ssDon't care if / do" he replied.
"Well lets go and listen to Deacon
Dumpy tack down the carpets" 81
don't think there's anything funny in
that" scornfully snorted the parent.
eDont, eh? you seem to forget that
the Deacon suffers" "Ah," said
the old man. Then they went over
to hearken.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-08-27

An absent minded editor wrote a
love letter and an editorial at the
same time. The love letter he sent
out to be set up in type by the print
ers, and a long editorial on tariff to
his girl. There was fun at both ends
of the route.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-08-27

A smart man is one who does his work quickly and
WELL This is what DIR. r. V. Pferce's Golden Med.
cal Discovery" docs a bloodpurher and strength
ener 1t arouses the torpid liver, pures the blood
and is the best remedy for consumption. which is
ecrofulous disease OF the lungs.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-08-27

Gentlemen-Your Hop Bitters have been of great
value to me. was laid up with typhoid fever for
two months and could ge no relief until tried
your Hop Bitters. To those suffering with debility
or any one in feeble health, 1 cordially recommend
them. &c. stoetzel. es3 Fulton ST., Chicago. H.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-08-27
In the Pilot House.

"Yes, sir; this kind of work obges man to Keep
sober as judge. OF all men in the world steamboat
pilots and railroad engineers should let liquor alone
For their clearness of sight and GOODNESS of head
depends the safety of life and property"
Keeping his hand on the wheel as he said this, Mr..
A. Brockman, of 291 Silver street. Chicago. added:
"0f course, some of 'em drink; but the sober ones
have the best positions and the best pay. Yes, the
work and exposure sometimes tells US but for my
part, find PARKERs Tonic to be all the invlgorant
need. I've got bottle aboard here now; never go
on trip without it. When haven't any appetite or
any way out of Sorts it sets me up in no time
If drinking men would use the tonic, it would help
'em to break off. (No, that isn't lighthouse; it's
star, low down near the water) As saying, the
Tonic is life bottled up. You sec that flagstaff?
Well with bottle of Parker's Tonic in the locker 1
can keep malaria as far from that all the time.
My wife has used for three years for summer COM
plants and collie, and invigorant, when she's
tired out from overwOrk She says the Tonic is
daisy. Goodbye Don't break your neck going be-
low"
This preparation, which has been known as PAR
KERs GINGER TONIC will hereafter be advertised and
sold simply under the name of PARKER's Tonic. As
unprncipled dealers constantly deceving their
customers by substituting inferior articles under the
name of ginger. and ginger is really an unimport-
ant ingredient, we drop the misleading word.
There IS no change hoaCeuer IN the preparation it.
self, and all bottles remaining in the hands of dealers
wrapped under the name of PARKER's GINGER Tonic
contain the genuine medicine if the facsimile sigma
ure of HiscUx Co. is at the bottom of the outside
wrapper.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-08-27
AUCTI0NEER.

The undersigned gives notice
that he will attend auction sales
in any part Of this state. Having
had many years successful exper-
ience as an auctioneer, I guaran-
tee satisfaction in each sale, or
require no compensation. I will
sell either by the day or for a per
cent. Address,
W. L. Barrows, Coventry, Vt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-08-27

One good Theshing Machine, with good Saw Rig,
including circular saw, of the st. Johnsbury make.
VIII sell the same cheap for cash or good note or
trade for stock. E. A. NORTON.
Glover Aug. 13. 32f
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-04
Negative News.

By an ingenious automatic contrisance,
telephone subscribers In Boston are fur
nished with Harvard Observatory time
every minute, whenever they choose 10
listen at their receiver, Suppose the
time TO be lli3s, the listener will hear
eleven clicks given slowly, then three,
and then nins more slowly, with short
intervals after each series. When the
minute hand is exactly npon the poin.
there is short buxzing sound, in order
to fix the time with precision
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-04
shasta shaken.

SHASTA, Dec. "a slight earthquake
shock was felt here at seven o'clock this
morning. It was Of short duration but
distinctly noticeable.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-04
The Coast ,via. a Foot-race.

PoRrLAxD, December 3.-The hum
dred yard foot race between NJ. X. Kit
tleman, Of Michigan, champion of the
E.st, and Fred Harmon, of Victoria,
cham pion Of the Pacific Coast. for s3.-
600 a side, came off at City View Park
this afternoon. Harmon had the ad-
vantage Of three feet on the start and
won by nearly two feet Time, Il.
More than $4,000 changed hands on
The result. Kittleman's hackers openly
charge tonight that the race was a
clean sell, as be could have won easily.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-04

GENERAL ITEMS
Highest barometer and date: 80. 23s; 18th
Lowest barometer date: %. 923; l9th
j Monthly range Of barometer, .3l2 inch,
Highest Temperature. "a deg; 18th q zgth.
Lowest temperature, ~ deg; 18th, 18th, foth,
oath \ 26th
Greatest daily range of temperature, Ss.5 deg.
Least daily range u temperature, l2.s deg.
Me;lr Ialy range Of temperature, 25,1 deg
Mean daily dew point. 4l.0 deg,
Mean daily relative humidity, 59.5.
Prevailing direction Of wind, northwest
Total movement Of wind, 1886 miles.
Highest velocity Of wind and direction, 10 niles,
West.
Number Of foggy days. 0.
Number Of clear days, Is; fair IL; cloucy,l
Number Of dayson which rain fell, 0.
Date Of solar halo, fth.
Dates OF lunar haloe. 0.
Date OF frost, 24th
COMPARATIVE MEAN rKNPERATunF-
1877, 82i; 1873, 5ss: 1879, CO.'S: 1880. 5s.6;
1881, b7.5; 1889. 57.s; 1888. 5o2.
COMPARATIVE rnEcirIrATfoSs.
1871, As; 1878. 90: 1879. sai. 1880. .67 1881 /.
.27; 1889, 1.8s. 1883. 90
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-04
4 prominent Journaiist Dead.

VALLEJO, Dec. as, c. Farnham, q
prominent and wealthy citizen Of Val
lejo, and proprietor Of the Erening
Chronicle, died suddenly at his residence
last evening after an illness Of twenty
four hours.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-04
WEEKLY HERALD.
LATE TELEGRAMS,
SPECIAL 10 THE HERALb.i
ssay city news Badget.


san FRAScIsco. Dec. al. B. Low
rey, bookkseper with j. Y. Wilson &
Co, pork packers, was found lying dead
yesterday on the floor of his room with
two wounds in his throat supposed, to
have been inflicted by himself. The
cause issiid TO be family troubles. lie
leaves wife and child at Clipper Gap.
Placer county.
The total catch OF the Afct whaliag
fieet { ,r tile selsoa is l,290 barre I
oil, l0s244 parnis 4 hone a 4 81. 100
pounds of ivory. the " !mle valued ut
$3.50. 000.s
Rausford J Wells, a journalist, for
mierly connected w,tii the Alta and Call
Of this city. died at Portland, Oregon,
Saturday. Of inhsm, ton Of the bowels.
He went to Portland two months ago to
assume reportorial position on the
Northwesf News He wa' twenty seven
wears old.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-04
iFrank Janes, TrIaI.

KANSAS Cry. Dec. 3.--The case Of
Frank James. charged with the Blue Cut
train robbery In 1881, comes up in the
criminal court tomorrow. II Is oonsid-
cred likely that the defense will ask that
the trial be deferred until early next
month. James, to all appearances, is
nearly In his usual health.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-04

There are $4,000, 900 in fine houses
aloug Fifth avenue, New York. yielding
81, 900, 900 in taxes. Their average
rental Is $500 per month.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-04
po.tal relegraphy.

SAN Francisco, Dec. IA Chronicle
Chicago specialssys: A Tribune special
from New York Of December lst says:
shareholders in the Postal Telegraph
Company to-day ratified the sale Of their
property to the Postal Telegraph &
Cable Company. One of the first things
done will be the election OF Mackay as
President. President Cummings
stated to-day that postal wires would be
in operation as far West as st. Louis by
January lst. Two new Atlantic cables
are expected to be laid and ready for use
by January lstt:)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-06

: Wien. Ser papit bat &ailer Wil=
belm's Brief in iebr peri0bnli6em Slime
beantmortet. ST bofft, baB binnem
3ur5em cine perl6bnli6e llnb birefte
8eritdn6igung auf @runblage Der poll=
ftdnbigen &ebiiion Der Maigelbe errei6t
werben tpirb, tuosesen Der 8atifam NIT
8e5ug auf bic Srase. Ser porberieen
3uitimmung Der 0eutl9en &egierung
betreits aIer fir6li9en Mniteuungen 3uz
gefanoniile MAIDEN tperbe.-9ie Auss
tuanberung aug 9euti6lano bat fi6
I'M Sabr 1882 i'm 8erglei9e NIT benz
Goriabr Inn ie6ssebntauieno berminz
bert. ueber 9amburg, Bremen unb
Stettin iino nit 9lusidluB bon 1876
Musldnbern; 168;454 perionen ausae=
panbert. .-Die @ermania iagt NIT 8e=
Sug bes Briefes bes &aiIers an ben
papf, es tpdre eine ungere6tigfeit, eli
men Srieben gu f6lieBen, 6ur6 tpel9em
bas &ei6 gr6Bere 8ortbeile getpinmen
tpiirbe, als bic Stride. -Oie &ei9saeis
tuug fagt, Der 8rief bes &ailersibabe
in fatbolif9en &reifen einen peinli9em
@inbrud gemo9t. - Die Grantiurter
3eitung erfldrt, BET Brief erSffne nur
eine neue pbaie in benz Sample 3tpis
f9en Der Stride unb bem State.
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bate ibu barin ausbitoen lalien unb Jpn
gu ieinem pberlten Baumeiiter ernannt.
NlS nun msin Sater bic 8tlla pcllenpet
bate, gang &ip 5uiammenitrSmte, inl
bieie SdSpfuns zines 9tesers anduitaus
men, uno ber 8elieer bic lidten Wfarmorz
ballen, bic bdnsenoen @drten, bic peiten
@emd4er bardlhrttt uno BON ben bcben
Balcons blnausi9aute iiber bic berrli4e
Bup, ba slaubte mein 8uter, Der Nusen=
Bid iei setOmmen, no er ieinen wcblvers
bienten 3obn fcrbern burfe. ST lat ben
9errn, ibm bic 6reiteit = nidt gu lAens
fen = nur far bic @rlparniHe ieines Tleis
6es 3u perfaufen. Sin Sdlag ms @es
1dt mar bic Nntwort! Wieine Wutter,
bic in ben 3imnern Der 8illa gearbeitet
bate, itanb babel. Sic trus mid bantalS
unter ibrem 9er5sn; id nteine, id n,eine,
id miiHe ben Sdlas, ben inein Sater Be-
fam, i'm Wtutterleite eu1pfuuben buben,
benn id ipare ihn beute nod, tpenn i'd
baraa benfe.
6ranf belt inne, 70 abermiltiste ibn
bic Wutb. gr bib in bas Scl3 Der. Nu=
oeritan9e, bab es iplitterte; bic mtlbe ytaz
tur bdumte ii4 plSelid in ihm auf bel Der
aualpcllen @rinneruns, eaB Sba fait erz
fdrat. Nber elm ein3ises ianft poruurfss
bolles rTranf!" bra4te ihn mieber aur
Belinnuns, uno er iteuerte benz ufer 3u.
Oiein Bater fpOllte nit meiuer Wfutter
auf einem ensliiden Dampfer entflieben,
Elm garcpder pollte ibm pa5u belfen, aber
Der srauiame 9err entbedte bic Tludt
uao lief Jpn CUR Strafs nit einem anbern
itSrriiden Neser 5uiammenfcppeln wie
cia 8leb unb 8eloarbeit tbun. am fcls
genoen Gage i4nitt lid mein 8ater ben
!Nal5 ab!
Der arms unsladlide Wann! iaste
Spa er'hiittcrt.
teUrtiesans fOIet)
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Cages > Weui8feiten.
& | a II B.

= 9ie Tlutb bdt in Glebelanb,
Sbio, einen S6aben BON l Million
Dollars angeridtet. % Millionen SUB
8aubol5 unb gegen Is Wtillipnen @9in=
oeln Dur0en fortgei6memmt. ginise
Tabrifen feben bis gum erlten Stofe
lperf unter Wal1er. 9lu9 bus gigeu=
tbum bergeipobner tpurbe iebr bei6doist.
Gs 1T Die gr6Bte Glutb felt 1859. 9ln=
bere Beri6te aus benz tpeitliben peniDl=
banien, aus BRADFORD, pittsburg, Nl=
legbanD gitp, Barriers, &ittanning,
Granflin &c. meloen bebeutenoes So6=
tudifer, in Golge anbaltenoer &egen
unb bes milberen @etters fir einige
Sage. Ser perurla6te S6aben 1T iiber=
all iebr sroB.-Sn Snbianapolis, Snb.,
regnete es ben gan3en Sag am 4. unb
tpabrenb Der Na6t 10 bob piele Stra=
BEN unter Wailer geiebt muroen. Mus
allen ben Sabten wirb gemelbet, baB
9duier, 3dune unb 8riiden ipegseriiien
ober unli6er gemd9t murben unb BOP
Der giienbabnperfebr selt0rt lit.
= gnbli1 bat man in Netp Oorf bic
8erle abgefabt, bic 10 bdufis Ben falz
f6en Geueralarm gaben. gs Iinb mo-
torii9e Diebe unb Ginbre6er.
- Gin Geuer in Na5bpille 3erH0rte
bes bur9 Tront, 8roab, Nortb unb
Wbarf StraBe begrenate 9dulergebiert.
8erluit 100000.
MusIanb.
= Berlin. Sonnemann interpellirte
beute bic Hegierung i'm &ei6stage bas
riiber, Oh lie nit &idii6t auf ben I'm,
tergang Der vGimbria" bic Mbfi9t babe,
irgenb eininternationales llebereinfom=
men aur 8erbinoerung BON 3uiammens
ii6Ben auf oem Meere gu treffen. ST be-
fiirmortete bic ginfiibrung eleetrii9er
Beleudtung gu bieiem 3wede. Sdol3
antmortete in ieiner @igeni6aft als
8unoeseommilidr: 9ie &egierung fiible
fir bic bur6 bas llngliid getrohenen
bieielbe S9eilnabme mie bas 8olt unb
fel ii6 aud ibrer 8eranttportli6feit be-
tpuBt. Sic fonne bic Snterpellation
nibt iofort beuntworten, miirbe ben Ges
genitano iebo6 i'm 9luge bebalten. IS
iei eine amtli6e llnteriu6ung einseleie
tet Dorben unb bis bas GrgebniB ber=
ielben befannt iei, mliiie Iid Die 8egie=
rung ibre 8eidliiHe bOrbebalten.
Berlin. Goriter, na6 St0der Der
ipiitbenbfte Saupturbeber Der betannten
on 8isnarf geri9teten antliemitii6en
petition, 1T nit elmer fleinen 9lnsabl
bon Nnbangern mad llrugap abgereiit,
INN bort elm neues Seuti6lanb gu griin=
ben. mo Spnagogen perbOten uno gor=
len unbefannt iein iouen.
= Die Nfabemie Der WiiIenI6aften
in Berlin bat ben Or. 2eplius oelesirt,
UNI bic Grase u6er ben urlprung bes
atbenieniiideH Wtarmors Su entIdeioen.
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