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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-03-23
THE CHIFFoNNlERs.
How the Rag Pickers Of Paris Live and
Prosper.

How the Rag Plckers Of Paris Live and
r Prosper.
The chiffonniers 1.-Two in certain
streets which are occupied by men,
beIs Of the fraternity only, The best
known Of these is Rue Mouffetard, on
the left bank Of the Seine, but there
are also large colonies at Montrouge,
Montmartre and La Villette, and ev-
anywhere their habitations look more
like gypsy camps than anything else.
Their huts are built of the most extra.
ordinary materials, the walls hang
either Of kneaded mud, Oh like those
Of the ancieNt lake dwellers, Of water,
filed in With clay. A carriage wheel
often does duty for a window, the
spaces between the spokes being coy
cred with oiled paper, and tho MOOT
consists of tarpaNlip, " at best, Of
pieces of IooRbg paper, patched to.
getber. Some few buildings are con.
strpeted Of brick, gypsum or wood
Yars, b9t these are owned only by
Me VERY prosperous, Great oleanli.
ness Is, OF course, out Of the question,
considering tho nature Of the goods
which are piled up in and around the
huts until they are sold; but the chif-
fonnier is personally less dirty than
might be expected, and his health is al
good as that Of other peop,a, Most 81
the fraternity have beea chiffonniers
aif tRsf fYes, fpr the calling is hered.
itaFY in certain families, and has been
for 80 many generations that the chiffon
aiers form a distinct caste, speaking,
as Mr.. Simons says, not a word Of real
French. The ehifi0nnler's principal
treasures are bones, rags, paper, scraps
Of copper, sardine cases and other tins
and broken glass; and Of these tNy6lANH.
dred weight Of bones MiSg him four
tfaaSSsr g.,,Sssr the saae weight Of paper from
AAs " hye ffffanes and green bottle glass
0ae frame twenty Gentllnes, or about
shilling. Cigar ends are also carefully
collected and converted into Regie
oigarets. Money, jewelry aud the ike
ne is expected to give up to the con-
elerE3 o. porter of the house opposite
which he has found it, and he bears u
high character for honesty in tEts' 'Seee
spect' The sarSiSe' Aad other tins, oi
MhiSh sNSG thSSsShds are thrown away,
& 70 support q branch Of indpstW
Which is deeply interesting TO the
y9HthtAi paw '0t the population, and
alieF being stamped into shape by ma
chimes Of simple construction, thSy re-
appear in the form Of countless armies
OF tan s0ldiors, which are sold at prices
30 low that the manufacturer could not
possibly afford to buy his materialNy@
from the tinman, JASY 'hsyS never
taken HSagt iu rAS frequent revolutions,
psyN Kept tranquil during Tho eoa,,
m9ne, and, II Is said, weat their night
II fvllnds and calmly picked their dust
heaps even during The fearful week III
lS1i, when one part Of the beautiful
city was In flames and Versaillists and
eommunards were fighting like ssyagd4
In Other quarters j. Caig.s.gS hfse,SSr.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-03-23
Room 70 for a.. Original Belle,

He he'd q tired look about his eyes
A he walked into Jansen, McCiurg &
Co.'s, the other morning, and bowed
10 the clerk.
"Have you An Original BELIEF" bs
inquired. "'
AEes, sI,l' responded the clerk,
Ware Fou quite sure," he urged.
Hcertainly. air."
"Wel, I wish you'd send one to
this number on Prairie Avenue" he
said, handing a card. ~ was there
yesterday afternoon at o very select
assembly Of fashionable lSdisa. and. J
never Nas Ia q place where there was
iao,S room for an original BELLE
AsecAami 1Tuteler. alsia
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-03-23
GxFsNF or SLAVERY.
Qnicial Reports Regarding the Increase
and Decrease or the Slave Trafic.

S1nlolal 11 i, Reports R.s.rdlns the Increase
and and Decrease y Of the Slave Trafio.
A parliamentary blue-book c9A;
tanning correspondence with British
rrenresentat;ves ana agents abroad and
,orIo.ss t..,.. Trrr h shr ES -. EtS y
tP' ION Hata, oaoels reiArye "
{ae siaye traae n iSsa;so' pas recently
Beeh pAgiishep hy the English Govern'
Me9~ me countries Dealt with IN the
book are brasil. Egypt Morocco, FER
I sIa, Portugal, Turkey and Zanzibar.
Inc accounts irom Brazil show that
.sl both slavery and the sale OF slaves were
ggaoS gres SoSoa Oh ,ho. ae ;, ueSreass ,esi M ~ was
ieck1noI r i .lp,' IN ARti, s,Ia,nd iTb 'AS 9Ne-
9ssEE q s!aFsss, WaS'FBa9O9' ana this
M& eqRtlnuahy decreasing chleny 9y
Reans ei eMMaGe'9au9h M OF Eahse9' In
Agyph " sir. n. nsring INFORMED Eari
HrahViiie' ,na up 70 tne ena Oh January
iooa-the period IN question appears 70
pegin Win our oeeupationmthe total
Mnrocco SImosr s Was SsSO Tan
benuS very palnIul story. Inc NUM-
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-03-23
LEGENDS.
Upon what Principle Are They 10 BE
Explained:

@tr'--@-.N"s
One principle Of explaining what
seems at first sight purely irrational in
the legends and customs of the world
has been established, and a wider &C.
qIaintance with the traditions and Gus
toms Of the various races Of mankind
has only served to confirm it-namelY,
that there is something in the veEy
nature OF language, and Of custom too,
which favors the growth of what seems
irrational. In order to rouse opposition
and attention, | ventured many years
ago to call mythology 'disease Of Ian
guage," though am quite willing to
admit ahat it might have sounded more
philosophical to call it a modification,
an affection Of language, so as to ex-
clude the idea that such modification
gagalyays . change for thGWorhelt II
Mfght haVe sounded still more philo-
sophioal ii l had said that "tbe OK
preston Of our ideas is dependent on
the capabilities of eaoh language,
and that 1t Is hardly possible, in giving
utterance to our meaning, to avoid using
words which language has coined to
express a more or less oognate thought !"
| might also have adopted the meta
phorioal language Of ethnqlogists land
RRysidloglsts and called these VARIOUS
and hut half ineligible myths and
customs sprvivals, considering that in
many cases disease also is the effect Of
q survival or Of the existence within our
physical organism of something that
ought to have been asslmilated, digested
and carried of, instead of remaining as
strange or hard element beyond the
time when 1t was wanted What we
must hold fast, however, II THAT every
Myth and legend was at first any ia
telligible utteranqe or an intelligible
thought When Greeks or Melepesiaps
spako Of the night as covering, hiding
or swallowing everything, and partiou.
larly the sun or the day, there was
nothing irrational In 1t, at least hardly
more than when we say that nights
follow one another, instead of saying
that they are successive joint efrects Of
the egrth,s revoiutignf round itsaiax!ai
But when that saying survived after the
names given to hight, sun and day had
ceased to DO Ineligible, tAeH t6s
Melanesian story Chat Gong {nightj
came creeping up from the sea and that
after time Qat cut the darkness open
with piece OF rcd obsldlan till the
dawn came out, had become unintelli-
gible and may be called . HYta.--
Mnetesa@ Cssnts,9. '''af e!Fsll :
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-03-23
Two Funerals,

- 4. L
There was a curious and trying cpl
sode the other day on Kearny street.
Up Kearny street came French
fuueral with band aud ihe usual pro-
oession. poYnf busHrsttSet esme a
German funeral; with a band and d
ptoeeesssiop the same, AT tho iptapsepr
ten Of the two streets Che PROFESSIONS
aet, There arose o question Of prece-
denee, and pending It's decision the two
bands played at one another their
respective dead marches to the irrever-
ent amusement Of o crowd of unsYm.
pathetic lockers or. Finally tho R6iicite
came along and Settled the question,
and then the two hearses got mixed up
and for some time tho French process
sion was moving with the Germsn
hearse and vice versa. The awkward
part of It is that even now some of the
mourners are wondering II they buried
the right man in the right placp.--Sda
xTaHessco Qhroiiscii, M w
~ I - : ! - y
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-03-23

South America is more than double
the size Of the United States, The elsi-
piFe Of Brazil seems ON the map quite
as large as Australia. It Is twenty-four
times the size Of England. The ARgen-
tine Republic is nearly as large as
Europe, taking Russia out. Bolivia and
Venezpela are each tEiee tho size d
England, NaW GIenade Eeru each
as large aso England and Scotland.
Ecuador something less, Paraguay
equal to Great Britain, Uruguay aud
Chill about the same, and the little
known regions of Patagonia and Terra
del Fuego at least double the dimensions
OF Great britain. British, Rpeheh and
Dutch Guiana are nearly as large as
Great Britain. Y. 69R.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-03-23

nEhf NeS0 BY one who was deaf twen,
ty-elght years. Treated by most OF the
~ Dnoted Specialists OF the day with no benefit,
Cured himself In three months, and since taen
simple and successful hopss treatment. Ad-
dress 7. 8. PAGE I2s East 9eth st., New York
CltT,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-03-23

There have been more men scolded
to-death than killed In battle.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-03-23

-4he Missouri dfemation Society
has four hundred members, twenty-five
Of whom are women. y,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-03-23

A bad man is like bad mucilage.
He will stick at nothing.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-03-23
DIRECTORY.
CIRCUIT COURT:
QUARTERLY COURT.

W. p. Winfree. Judge
Fourth Monday in April, July, October and
January.
nnTTEmv rnIrOn
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-11-12

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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-11-12
R'easar.
The Chronic Grower.

The Chronic Growler.
He growls about his nosraing-place p
He growls abouthis bed u
he growls about most every Thing a.
Wants something else Instead.
e.grawIs about his laundryman,
He growls about his tailor;
He growls about the cut Of things,
Like Jack Tar board a-whaler.
Hegrowls about the daily news;
He growls because it's new;
He growls about an article
That doesn't suit his view.
He growls about his daily work.
he growls because it's labor:
He growls because he's not born rich
AS was his next door neighb0r.
He growls because he has no wife;
He growls about the ladies';
He growls about the styles they wear
Consigns them all 70 Hades.
He growls when he to the theatre goes;
He growIs about the seats!
He growls about the play again
To every one he meets.
He growls about legacy;
He growls because it's small;
He growls as if 1t was his right
That he should get it all,
He growls about the Holy Writ:
He growls because he can;
He growls because he is bound to growl-
He's such cranky mani
Grimes (Jl9nbO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-25
Si6aro "a. SOC.

Sn 6Ioren,, Stnlien, it am Z. b. Wts
Der Gen Oorter 9roB : Snbuffrieae
&i@arb 80. 9oe seftOrbeu, Der Lsribms
tefte grbauer pom Druderprefen unferer
3sit, osfsu erfinbunssrsi9er Ropf erff
bic srOBe nmeritunii9e 3eituns, bic
beute ais @eItmunber baitebt, m6eIi9
sema9t bat. - Die uon benz Deutfden
6r. 86nis erfunoene S9neuprehe ers
belt unter ben ~genialen 6dn6en 6oe's
innerbaIb Der Iesten pierjig Sabre 3wei
8erbeferunsen, bic uOrber Semaub taum
fur m69Iid gebaIten bate. Su ben
uier3iser Sabren srfan6 9oe bic sweis,
uisrs, feds: unb a9tcpIin6rise Brefe,
bic i'm Stan6e mar, nit elmer &otation
bes 9aupt: cylinders, is na9oem, 3wei,
pier, feds ober adt Bldtter einleitig III
bru6en. Sn Stem Yort uolte teine !3eis
tun9 cine foI9e 8reGe baben, in6em bic
9erausseber slaubter, bic S9rift mife
aus ben 9pIinberformen 5erausfalen.
u. g. abea pom bsr Sun" in 8aItis
more mar Der grite, Der es magic, ME
er 5wei Sabre uorber Der @rite seueIen
mar, elm eiiernes 6aus 3u erri9ten.
9tO6artis, ME Der 5Ortf9ritt mar,
weI3eu bic mebrcpIinbrise 3eitunssz
preffe 9~e9eniiber ben Sormen auf ebenem
Bette rsprdisntirte, TO mar bod aud
bieie Wtaf@ine nod ni9t 6as SbeaI elmer
pOueubeten 3eituHssprsfe. OieIes ffeIte
9oe Dor Gina Is Sabren in Ieiner
"Web ~peIfecting press" Der. Diele
brau3t fat gar feline 8e6iez
nuns, brudt ftinbIi9 &c, 900 8Idtter
auf beibeu Seiten 3usIei9, fIebt bic
a4tietisen 3situnsen ME 8roi4iren,
beidneibet unb faISt fie, uu6 etn ubrs
merit 3dbIt automdtii9 bic 3eitunsen
nb. Grit biefe Yrefe bari ais bic b69ite
SOaenbuus Der Drudmaf9ine anseieben
uerben. 9oe wur6e In Reu gsrt ees
unb srsrif bas Don fetnem Batter
1903 besriinOete 9ef9dft, Der 9ers
Dor Drudsrprsfen, psIGss er
IN ben II Sabren feiues 2ebens bur
8litbe entpideIte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-25
IuCefe Na66arreuuBHR.

SbwobI In unIerer unmitteIbnrffen
Gdbe, baben mir benro9 iber bic 8er=
bdItnife in unlerer Ia6barrtpublit
Nerifo i'm al9emeinen nur febr unsus
rei@en6e 3enntuife. 8ieIe pon Amsri>
tanern In Merito nit ero6em &oifeu,
oufwGnbe IN Sssne 9eIette Inter
~nebHunseu fnb IcbisIi9 6aran aefdei<
teri, baB bic 1nternebmer cine u6Iie nns
~ssniigenbe 8efdnnti9aft NIT ben merit
tanii4en 8e1bdItnihsu botten. Gls baz
Der biefer Gage pom Seiten zines eez
ibten unb In Der Sa9e auf @runb per-
f0nIi9en unb e~inse5en6en Stn6iums
wobI bem0nOsrten 6a9monnes cine
S4iIberuHs Der wirtbi1aftIi9en 9erz
bdItuihe Wterito's In elmer Der ameris
fauil9eu Reconsideration uer6fsntIi9t
wuIbe, tOnnte Der betreffenbe artiteI
ni9t uerfeblen, ansemeiues Suterefe 3u
erresen. @r ift aus Der Sober bes Be-,
fannteu RationaI > Setonomen @ens
Davis nnb Iautet i'm DefentIi9eu, ME
foIet:
vvDie &spubIit Msrita 1T nun IS
Sabre alt, bat absr wdbrenb bieler 3eit,
i'm @an5cn 9enomuien, nur wenia
wefeutIi9e 6ortf@ritte sema@t. Grob
Der uieIen @oIbs un6 SiIberminen, fur
bTen 8earbeitune bic Werifancr Elm
a~nertanntes @ef9i6 baben, 1T bas
2aub, mas aud Inner iOnf pom beeius
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-25

Dollars erreidt, 6ie sfusfubr BON ses
tro6neter RotosnuB cine baIbe NeiaioR
unb bic pom 8anu1woae unb &eis etwd
cine Miiion.
Rad Darffeauusen amerifanifder
RanfIeute auf ban SnfeIn fou RonfuI
@~reeuebaHm non allen AufGus or f9
nit bieien unb Der geiammten burti9eu
6aufmaunsweIt iberworten unn fetne
RonluIargewaIt aur BerfoIsuns Oerer
misbrouat babeH, bic feiHen A~uuiaBuus
gen entsesentrateu. Webrere b~erieIben
Sat &c perbaften Ia6en.
Die Snlelu BADEN etwa 81, 900 Elm.
aeborene ginmobner, wo5u nod 5000
8eise fommen. Shre 6auptfabt III
Apia, bic siemli9 1000 ginwObuer Fat.
Der 6an6eI nit San 6raueisco 1T pom
Bebeutune, wober Gu3e nn6 @aareu
aner Art eineeflbrt werben.
Sapt. o. 9. Yarter, etn Ameritauer,
weI&er felt 90 Sabren auf ben Samoas
SnieIn Iebt, unb bort fur ben bebeutenbs
fen R~aufu1anu gilt, befnbet fi@ auseu
bIidli9 su @albinstou, um SIase sesen
@reeuebaum gu fibren. 9err Barter
betra&tet ben &onfuI aIs irriuni9, uub
bat befen sSntompeten3 in elmer AusabI
BeI9werben benz Staats>D epartement
Al beerinben periu9t.
Ra9 isinsu ansabeu Fat Greene.
baum, Der f9 in bic politii9eu 9dnbeI
Der SnfuIaner eemii9t unb Yartei fur
ben &6nis sesen etuen 9esensS6nis err
sr,ffeu bat, wabrf9eiuIi@ bos amsritas
nil9e 8rotettorat iber bic SuieIn pros
tlamirt, nm ben gneldnbern eineu
Streid su fpieIen. aber, ME Ser
Starter elaubt, babe Der Sonful babel
ben 6tnterssbauten, ben g~nsIdnbern fur
SIC, 900 bis $I5. 900 feline gontroae
aber bic Snfelu ab3utreteu.
Dies iinb germutbunseu bes 5errn
Barter, bersn 8effdtiguns absewGrtet
werben muB. Sur ben Senat aber rei@t
es BIN, bag elm uur prouifOrif4 ausez
fteLIter Aeent Der Union i'm HUSBAND f6
umsrftebt, Obne irsenb wel@en anftras
einen 70 wi6tieen Att, ME GrtIdrune
zines Yrotettorats iber frembe 2dnber
uor3unebmen nm bemieIbeu feline Be-
itdtiguns 3u p~eriagen.
Wftt bieier gti3tbeifdti9un9 bes ames
ritanif9en 0errn Yrotettors iener SnieIu
wirbe bann bas pom ibm protIamtrte
Brotettorat aIs bic 6an6Iung elmer gar
ni9t autOrifrten 9riuats9 efOn in f&
Sufamuren fallen. 0biI. Oem.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-25

SoBn s. Bancroft i'm Sebruar 1883 IN
elmer 5e9tf9nIe fi9 I'M &apierFe9ten
hbte, wurbe er pou leinenl @esner 6as
bur@, bag bas &apier ob6ra6, fdwer
am Dale perIest. gtnes Der BIutge.
fdBe wurbe 9e6Hnet uHh has BIut ergo6
f9 IN bic 2nftr5bre. Bancroft mar IN
6olee befen Idnssre 3sit unter drstIi9er
Bebau6Iuns, bod wnrbe er wie6er acs
BELT nnb frat mn 2tpril 1885 Der Stem
0ortcr v9ome Standardization oIs
NtteIie6 BET. Or uerf9wiee iebo6 Bet
feiner Nufnabme IN bic @eielf4aft, baE
er bic uorerwdbnte HerLetung erIitten
battle. Ha9 Der p0n ibm eeI5iten 8oIice
foate feline 6ran Sceana bancroft mad
ieiuem EObe $4,000 erbaItcu. SIN Seps
TENDER 1885 ffarb er, bod ueiaerte fd
bic @eie1idaft, bic SerF9erunss1ummc
GlsjujabIeu, ba lie pom Der porerwdbns
ten 8erleSung Bancroft's feine Rennts
uiB erbatten bate. Die @ittue uerFInetC
bic @efeIf9aft, bod mics Oberri9ter
Se69ewi6 ibre RIase a6.
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Die EretaniGe auf Samoa.

@rI9e tnannsbmIidt,ite n deer Ssrs
I~eeeubeiten Gin bipIomotil9er Aeent elmer
Resieruns bur3 2dttlOiisteit un6 llns
beionnenbeit bereiten tann, bapon bat
M Gin SeiipieI an benz ameritanif9en
9oniuI 9reenebdum auf ben Samods
Snfeln i'm Stilen Meer.
DerfeIbe bat fem RoniuIat erff Dor
&urSem un6 III prOuilorii9 aueetreten
unS if nod ni9t pom 8un6ess Senat
beitGtist. Oenno9 bat er es IN auer
Gle fertis sebra3t, am 92. Mai Elm
ameritanif9es YrotettOrat iber iene
SufeIn Bu protIamiren.
@ie bas fam, weI9e @rinbe i'm
ba3u beffimmt baben, bariiber febIen
nod bic senauen Ha9ri9tsu. gs lit bes
tannt senu9, baB bic Sertreter Don
england, Oeutl9Ian6 unb ben Ser.
Staaten f@On felt Idnserer Seit fi9 in
einem @ettbewerb befinben besieIi&
ibres ginfuhes Guf ieueu SnleIn.
Der 6anbeI nit benleIben eeuinnt
iebss Sabr an 8ebeAtuns; bic Rafees
Ausfubr Don bort bat bereits idbrIi&
nabeau eiueu Bertb pom 3 Riliouen
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graSit@er S6fu6 eiHer Yer6re6er-
SGnf6a6u.

Oas 6eutufper Std6t9en Ri4oIass
uile warb am Donuerfas Rorsen bur9
bic &unbe iibsrrai@t, baB 5ranf Bourne
am abeub suuor mad feiuem alien
Wobnort Suri6aetebrt fei unb fi9 tur3
Dor Weittetue9t ben gals obsef4nitten
babe. CT mar elmer Der bcri9tiaifen
unb sefdbrIi6ieu Serbre@er bes Staas
tes. Setn Batter, Nauts Bourne, sin
rebli4er Weanu, mar f@ou Iause to6t,
e5e fem Sobu ieinem Ramen 70 sroBe
S9anbe mad5te. 9esen gnbe bes lets
ten Rrie9s besanu Bourne ud9tti9er
Weile feiueu Ha9barn O6er 8erwonbten
gferbe gu ffebIen unb biefeIbeu Dor
GasesanbruG tn bic Berse an brinssn
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WoreIeub, Ca, 81. Suni. Dos
9eIeife Der Eeros 8aeife 8obu ftebt
infOIse Der iinsffen beftisen 8~esensiiTe
cine NfeiIe ueftIi4 uon bier 8 6uB un6
9 Soa bod inter @afer, un6 Der
Bayou 8oeuf ffsbt b6ber, oIs ie suuor,
bod 1T bas @aGer isst Iausfam i'm Nb:
nebnen beeriffen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-25

Burlington, 81. SUM. Dns
Sinan3miniiferium Fat beute gum eriten
Suaut foIsen6e 3prO5entise Bombs im
@efammtbeIaufe o 4 Wiuionen Doll
lars setin6igt: $5Os8oubs, Ro. I36
bis l47 500, SO. lsI4-1s33; $500,
SO. s25-s43 unb SO. 4226-422s;
$1,000, SO. 5963-6I94 un6 SO. 49,
1923, 1871; SIC, OoO, go. IL, 966-
IL 344 uu6 Ro % 200
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-06-25
anIanotf@e Na@rt@ten.

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