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The South western news., 1888-05-09
Personal journalism

Personal journalism has resulted
in the death of three very promi-
nent citizens of Jackson, Miss, in
the last year. The fact that two
of the victims were editors may
not lessen the misfortune of the
community, hut it may have an
influence on their successors that
will tend to give jackson better
ncwspapers..-fMac Telegraph.
The South western news., 1888-05-09
ReneWS Her Youth.

Mrs, Th@be Chesley, Peterson
Clay Co.., Iowa, tells the following
remarkable story, the truth of
which is vodched for by the resi-
dents cf the town: clam rs years
old, have been troubled with kid,
rfey complaint and lameness tor
many years; could not dress myself
without help. Now | am free from
all pain and soreness. and am able
to do all my 6wn homework. |
owe my thanks to Electric Bitters
for having renewed my youth, aud
removed completely all disease and
pain" Try d bottle, soc. and 81,
at CROUCH Bros Drug Store,
The South western news., 1888-05-09
The Consumption OF Cotton.

The consumption Of cotton by
southern mills from September I
to April /, 1887 s exceeds the
amount consumed in the CORES,
ponding period of 1885 s, by about
36 per cent. and in the same pes
riod the takings Of northern mills
decreased by nearly four-tenths OF
per cept. The southern expan-
sion was more than nine fold tic
larger,
The South western news., 1888-05-09
Special Train to Dawson.

Agent Warren informs US that
special train will leave Montezuma
on the day Of the fremeus' tourua>
ment in Dawson, for The conven>
fence of those along the line who
wish to attend. The train viii ar>
rive at Americas at an early hour,
returning the same c7cni0g. Amer
icus will send down a good delegs-
ton to whoop up those Old invil-
cibIes, the Wide Awakea, who
know no such word as fail Amer,
icus Republican,
The South western news., 1888-05-09
IN Perfect Confidence four Local Paper.

Every year every local paper
gives from 500 t. $1,000
in free lines for the sole bene
fit of the vicinity in which it is 10
cat d. No other agency can or
will do this. The local editor. in
proportion to his means, does more
for lis town than any other ten
men, and in all fairness, man with
man, he ought to be supported, not
because you may happen to like
him or admire his writing, but be.
cause local paper is TIE best in
vestment community can make.
1t may not be brilliant or crowded
with great thoughts, but financially
it is more of a benefit 10 a commu>
nifty than the preacher or teacher.
Understand us now, we. do not
mean morally or intellectually, but
financially, and yet on the moral
question you will find the majority
of the local papers are Oh the right
side OF the question. To-day the
editors of the local papers do the
most work for the least money of
any men on earth. Subscribe for
your local paper, not asa charity,
but as an investment.
The South western news., 1888-05-09
lat al Old Req. 81 :.

Tt Is to lie r. :rc:t-.l, sal one Il
tac veterans, thar o'.Jsi,le Of the
ar5hiali' Association Of oil Egas,
Tiers 10 30; over 4 laiI dozen T..
s'tift;:I@ci SIR d:I'UDr n
Il { STATE OF Georgia. This is NOT
as ii shoutl be; tie c.ss,Confcd,r,
ates, in every 5ssunsy, s!.oul1 az
once organic for the brave SOL
diers who served IN Georgia and
the South in TIE trying t;mes OF
1861>65 have g record to be proud
Of"
The Southwest Georgia associa-
ton of Veteran Confederate ard
Stste Soldiers organized in this city
is one of the half dozen. Veteran
j. w. f. Lowrey, president, with
his vice presidents, will soon have
the veterans agqih at roll call"
The South western news., 1888-05-09
Didn't Come to lime.

The Princess Dramatic Compa>
ny which was to show here on last
Thursday night didn't come to
time. We learn that the failure
of the railroad trains to make the
proper connections, was the cause
Of the failure.
The South western news., 1888-05-09

From the Atlanta Constellation
We learn, that judge John 7 Clarke
'nf the Pataula Circuit, was affirm
ed in six cases and reversed in
Three, in the Supreme Court.
The South western news., 1888-05-09
Gen. Joseph E. JohTston to Speak ii
Georgia.

Gen. Joseph e, Johnston will
speak at Cassville, in this state, on
the occasion of the decoration of
the soldiers graves at that place on
tomorrow.
The South western news., 1888-05-09

A young lady in Ohio cowhided
young fellow because he whisfed
thiprie,get your hair cut" when
ever she passed by.
The South western news., 1888-05-09

1t is reported that the A P &
L survey from LouvaIe to the
Chattahoochee river at Chestnuts
landing has been completed, and
the route is just seven and fve-
eights mikes long. Another survey
will probably be made to some 9th,
err point on tie river.
The South western news., 1888-05-09

We are in receipt of copy of
fine Southern Star, Rev. Sam
SmalPs third party raper. 1t is
ably editeI. hut happens to he on
the wrong line. We have no need
of such a paper in Georgia.
The South western news., 1888-05-09
Take Care of Your Commas.

BY the misplacing of a coma, in
yesterdays Times, the subscription
Of Mr.. John Edmonson to the cot
ton factory was reduced 1896.
He subscribed $500; not $500.
= Eutaula Times.
The South western news., 1888-05-09

1t is said that the Thrill D strict
ia solid for the four C's-Clevcland,
Carlisle, Colquitt and Crisp,
The South western news., 1888-05-09

Perhaps the richest 'olorad woman
iii the South is Mrs. Amanda Ew-
lambs, of Atlanta, whose fortune
il estimated at $500, 600. Mrs.
III White Of Mobile, colored wo-
man, is worth $40. 900, and there
are several other rich colored wom-
en- in the South.
The South western news., 1888-05-09
Good for Folsom.

Rev. Sam Thirds small party is
rapidly undergoing the process of
fermentation necessary before it can
be properly racked offand prepared
for bottling.-Cedartown Standard.
The South western news., 1888-05-09
Generous,

appleton & Co., have d5nated
to Calhoun Co., for the use Of The
poor children Of that county,S2
90 worth Of their readers.
The South western news., 1888-05-09

Sam Small win get let sure.
1t is so recorded in the book of
fate,
The South western news., 1888-05-09
Terrell County y
OrdinarYNs Office. Mav 7'sS I


" hereas, it appearing to the
Court that the estate of MahaIa
Lockett late Of SAID county, deceas-
ed, is without legal representation,
and that there is necessity for adj
min STATION thereon; all persons in.
tere ted are hereby notified to show
cause, if any they can, why the
administration of said estate should
not be vested In the Clerk of the
Superior Court or some other cons
petent person at the next June
Term 1888 Of Terrell Court Of Orr
binary. II. S. BELL
m9ml Ordinary.
The South western news., 1888-05-09
APPLIc ALTON FOR LETTERS
OF DISMISSION.

GEORGIA County,
Ordinary's Ufice. March /, 1888,
Whereas; W. L. Thomas, execu>
tor of NJ. B. McLam, deceased,
having in proper torn applied for
letters of dismission; all persons in
terested are hereby notified to show
cause, i any, they can, why letters
Of dismissiop should not be granted
said executor at aext June Term of
Terrell Coart OF Ordinary.
II, S. BELL,
LIT. Ordinary.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-05-24
The Economical Buyer.

Where shall | buy my
Spring Suit spring Over
coat Spring Hat and Gent,
Furnishing food, i, the
question Of the hour.
1t is a universal fact that
all intelligent and econom-
ical people want to buy
where they can get the
best value for their money,
especially when money is
scarce and wares low.
4 great m1ny people
with plenty Of money will
buy from the nearest and
most convenient place.
Others will 90 where they
are acquainted and will buy
because of friendship.
But the shrewd business
and economical buyer will
20 where he can get the
best value for his money.
As for being in a central
location we cannot claim.
neither tor friendship. for
we are strangers in the
place.
But the people that trade
with u are >hreWd bust
ness people. and those who
practice sensible economy,
And are willing to spend
the five minutes extra time
that it takes to get to our
store for the sake Of buying
their goods at a saving
Of money.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-05-24

lrhy, Hoibrooh d Hares hare an 0rmense
headquarters tof Soncrset in Strag Goods.
Hammochs, ai hinds a b,g stock an me nc~
coiors, IN light SIN Hats. aiso Eange trims, ne
popni"r h"i othe seasoa The best siork or
nuts crer shoet. Laot IA Heif ,rjndous ms
WccE
The Somerset reporter., 1888-05-24
243 WOMEN !

Those 2I3 women who cW pm',
cloSe of me, slightly damaged
Bed Spread, if they will examine
the spreads and note the price.
There are % women Who 'rH pur.
chase Of me Hemp Calpeting for IA
spare bed room, if they will examine
the goods and note the price.
There are 10 women, in every
town in Somerset, who will pur-
chase of me, Il Cashmere Shawl. if
they will examine the >haWls and
note the price.
Their" are 40 men and 60 boys i'll
every town i'll Somerset. that WW
purchase Of me, Wooden ShirtingS,
if they will examine the goods and
note the price.
I'll risk 10 to |, that there are
1879 Young Ladies in Somerset, who
are about to assume the dictator.
ship of Il new home, that will need
o'M p3} purchase Of me, Linen
DamaSl>S for table covering, Il set
of Curtains for the best room, and
Il Bed SET for the spare chamber, ii.
they will examine the article and
note the price.
There are 800 women in Somerset,
who will purchase of me. a H. cent
per yard Dress Goods, if they Will
examine the goods and note the
price.
3t20 S. d. ARNOLD.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-05-24

Our Trade has been and
will he by Courteous Treat
ment. Honest Dealing, and
giving our customers Good
Goods at the Lowest Posi-
Die Prices.
We buy our goods strict
II for Cash in large quanti-
ties, for two stores and our
customers get the benefit.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-05-24

We have a good stock of Mil
linery Goods, Fancy Goods, Equi
poisc Waists, Corset Waists for
Ladies and Children, Madam
Foy's Corset>, Kid and SILK
Gloves, silk, Lisle and Cotton
stockings for Ladies and Child
rem, Linen Collars and Guns, La
dies Cotton Underwear. Summer
Indcrvests' bleached and un-
hlcachcd, Balhriggan vests, La
ccs Emhroidcrics &c. AZ.
7. b. \ j. A. C"IWN
The Somerset reporter., 1888-05-24

The graduating class of the Maine Cen
trail Institute, Pittsiield, have decided to
have an anniversary concert This con
cert has been ommitted from the anniver-
sary exercises for several years, owing to
lack of patronage from the citizens OF
hat vicinity.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-05-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Job Printing.

The Job Printing Establishment connected with
he SOMERSET REPORTER is prepared to do all class
res Of work, the richest well as the most common
Jobs. Competent and experienced workmen are
employed and large stock of paper, envelopes, and
vertising wedding and business cards in gie 1t va
ricty. Orders of dances, bills of fare, programs,
etc, ETC. printed in great variety of styles short
notice. Commercial printing specially. Orders
by mail will receive carelul attention.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-05-24

The Lalla Rookh Cutting System is the
result of long experience in Dress Cut
ting, and contains all that knowledge, in
geuuity and taste can devise. The same
gives la1ies at a glance more insight and
a better guide in cutting Dress Wais' : and
BasqueS than long study of other meth
DDS. Every lady should give the Chart a
trial, as the many merits of the same can
only become known and appreciated
thereby There is no article in the mar
ket, in such simple, economical and
condensed form, which contains every
thing that is necessary to secure perfect
and graceful fit in such anumber of sizes.
For further particulars address Gertrude
Hill Agt. Skowhegan Me.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-05-24

Forks, Tuesday. lie says they are get
ting along well with the drive. Logs are
coming into the main river from Dead
river and the streams lively. Mlliken
and Clark have about loo men now be-
tween The Forks and Skowhegan and
will increase the number as they need
them. Logs are moving well in the
streams that empty into Moosehead lake
when the ice in ponds have not delayed.
The ice has probably left lakes and
ponds this week. The prospect of the
water holding up is good
The Somerset reporter., 1888-05-24

"'Thc hest entertainment of the season was
the verdict of the large aud cultivated audience
Bowdoin College Glee Club at Granite Hail
lust evening. The members of the club are
clean. gcntlemauly appearing young men, aud
possess excellent Voices Which blend hrautl-
fully. "-heRHcbcc JOuTHuf, iDrH 10. 1888.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-05-24
Wanted !!

\ wonan II cook meats and pa~tlYt one
chamber girl and ON tablr girl tor the summer
at purln Pond House. Good wag,s viii h
pad y. W. MI RPHN.
5w!1'
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geitflt lpssulperbett.

Das &beumatismus 8irus bfeibt oft auf
Qebens3eit i'm SbRem, tpenn es ni9t etipa ben
eebfnsfaben plOtIid Our6idneibet, inie es Oies
itetS bur9 einen ansriff anf bas Sers tbun
fam. Nod) ebe bieie bartnddise aranfbeit felt
3usefabt bat iollte ibre Gepalt sebroden psr.
ben 6ur6 ienen tpobltbdtisen 8efreier bon
aranfbeit, S ftette rs SMagenbitters,
bas ben 9uloer bon anbesinn an BON tommen.
Der Pein unb @efabr erIoIsn biro. Gs sibt
fein reinereS ober aneenebmeres 8lutreini.
gunssmittel, iuie Wlengen ber on 8beuinatis.
mus unb Neuralsie 9eibenben bnr9 8tldei.
niauns ibrer Grfabrung betrdftist baben. Sc
geidiebt bur9 bic 8ern,ittlung elmer regelnd.
bisen Gbdtisteit bsr giieren unb 8lale, 6ab elm
Nuspes fir bas @ntmei9en BON llnrsinisfeiten
gef9affen birb, iuslde nidt MIR rbeumattfde,
ionbern aud sidtiide 2eiben unb uaHeriii9,
tise grsieeungen berborrufen. auf Oieie Sr.
game iibt bae 8ttters einen Druid aus, ber ME.
mails an @eia srenst, aber binreideno ftarf 1T,
niit lie uno bic Ginsemeibe au SeranlaiIen, ihre
gnnttion nit ber Yrdaiiion elmer tlbr gu erfil.
len. @ebraudt es ferner gesen Obspepiie,
gallenleiben, Gieber unb faltss Gieber unb
S9pd@e.
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mdbIt bate, bate er.na9 faum einidh.
riger gbe unter tragii6en lImitdnbeit
ttIXhY; X s&n~Tn~n.e Ga s..n~ IL; n;..a~

inQglt pate, Datte ct tf1@ t1tnt etff1dn'
riger gbe unter tragii6en lImitdnbeit
pI6bli9 nerloren. sic mar BET eirter
srbberen Gebirgspartie, bic fie gemeins
Jam unternommen batteu, Derungliidt.
@ruf gilbert NOR tief unglidli6, aber
|er flagte gtiemanbem iein 9eib. st
f1lnB fi6 nebr unb mebr BON Der
@tfenf1aft ab, pergrub fi6 in feline
Nrbeit unb lebte Hllr mod ber pfi9t
ieines. 9erufes unb ieines Mmtes.
erit In ben Iebten Sabreu, als er bic
6inf3ig f9oit itberf1ritten bate,
glanbte man eine lei6te gerdnberung
In ieiner1 ttleni9eni9euen Meien gu be-
merten. ct labn nun an ben ges
felligen 3erFreuunsen regeren Intbeil
als 3upor. Mdbrenb er bisber nur
foIGe @inlabungen angenomrten bate,
bic ct als Befeble auffaBte, bic er aus
amtli9en &adfi9ten ni1t ablebnen 3u
biirfen glaubte, unb nie lduger, als ibm
gerabe gebDten i1ien, in ben Salons
Derweilte, blieb er iebt itunoenlans in
ben @efeaf6aften, uriterbielt fib lebbaft
nit ben 9amen, iab ben tan3enben
paarer 5u unb feBte ii6 tupbl au@ 3u
elmer partei Mbiit nieber. Ct mar elm
siemli6 ffeiBiser 8efu6er ber Sbeater
unb R0userte geluOrben. Ser tiefernite,
Ia jtrenge Mus6rud mar inbe1en bon
ieiHem Gefi9te nidt getpi9en. Man
bate i'm ttiemals laden gefeben. 2ies
bensmiirbig I'm Slime bes oberHd6li6en
0erfebrs mar ct ME getpeien uu6 mar
es nidt geuorben. 6ein ganaes Mefen
mar bic Dereinigung beg barmlos @es
miitbliGen.
i5trit gpdbof unb RarDla batien fi9
i9on oariiber gepunbert, baB SuIiane
an biefen dlteren, a@tunggebieten6ea,
abgef6lOfenen Manne 10 unDerboblez
lien Gefallen fanb. Mufs duBerfe ers
itauute ber Gfrf, als er zines Sages in
ben Mittagsffunben ben BeIuG ieines
alten 6reunbes @rafen 9llbre1t empfing
unb bon bieiem b6rte, BOB er entf9lofs
len lei, bic blutiunge Suliane bur@ bas
Banb Der gbe oauern6 att fi6 3lt feiieIn,
tpenn 0as iinge Mde9en-iDie er boffe
unb glaube-ailr 9lnnabme ieines Mn'
TRACES geueigt fei.
Der Jirjt, Der fiinf Sabre iiinger
mar aIs @raf NIbre9t, b6rte ieinem
alien, erfabrenen, .peltflueen Greunbe,
an belien guten &atb ct ii9 10 oft ges
tuenoet bate, auf ber 6teae an, baB ct
ibn auf bas Geltfame unb 8ebentIi@e
elmer fol9en 8erbinbung ttiGt erft
aufmerffam au MAIDEN brau1e. Die
iuenigen beifimnltea Mprte, In benen
@raf MIbre6t feline Mbii9ten tunbgab,
founten ibm teinen 3tpeifeI bara5er
Iaifen, baB Der Graf Nles reifii9 iiber.
Iegt bate, bob ibn bic itarten &esens
fdbe ni6t fdredten, baB i'm bic Ser.
| f9iebenbeiten bes Nlters, Der gbarat.
tere, Der 2ebensani9auunseu unb
Neigungen In feiner Weiie beunru,
bisten.
Sd iueroe nit SuIianen ipre1en,
ober Dieleigt meine Jrau tpirb mir bies
Gef9dft abnebmen; benn auf berglei1en
perifebeH fi1 nun eiHmal bic Graueu
beher als mir, faste Der Gtrf, tpdbrent
CT albre6t's 9anb brtdte. sic per.
ben wobl beute nod, fpdteitens morsen
bon uns b6ren.
(Gortfstuus foIst.)
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bat bas gr6Bte Nufieben errest. Die
@onferbatiben nennen ibn 8oulanser's 8
@nnbenffoR.

@onierbatiben nenuen ibn Boulanser's
@nabenftoB.
= Dr. 9obea bleibt auf ben Wuni9
ber Gaiierin.Witttpe als 2eibarat in ibs
rem Dieniten. 9ie RaiierinsWitttpe
bat Dem Or. Maden3ie Elm tpertbbDQes
ubrgebdnge, tpelbes benz beriforbenen
Raiier aeb6rte unb elm Mn6enten an
bic G6nigtn Gietpria unb bic Gaiierin
ielbit entbdlt, iiberianbt.
- Sie Wiener freiiinnigen Cages
bldtter linb bon ber protlamation beg
beuti6en 2aiiers Milbelm III. on Seer
unb Glotte nid)t iebr erbaut. - Sie
Neue Greie prefie iagt In einem pprs
i@tig gebaltenen Mrtifel: Grieori9
brau@te iid3 als fegrei9er Selbberr
ni@t gu rubmen, Wilbelm basegen mar
nod ein 3nabe, als bic groBen S9la9s
ten gefdlagen tuurben, tpelbe bas
beutfGe Nei6 tpieber bergeifellt haben.
= Das SagbIatt era9tet Deutf1lanbs
gerluit ftir uneriebli9 un6 fast:
pGriebri6 itrebte na@ Greibeit uno
6ortf9ritt; bas Manifeft bes meuen
2ciiers 1T cine 2obrebe atf ben Milis
tarismus, ie.fe nod ielten porgefont.
men lit. - Das oGrembenblatt" fagt:
sgs boffe, baB beg 2aiiers Wilbelm
Mbf9t eiti5ig barauf binausgebe, bic
triegeril9e Natur bes 6eeres gu farfen,
bic Orbnung berauifellen unb ben Gries
ben 3u erbalten. -Sn ben proteifdnti.
f6en 2ir9en bon Wien unb peitb e..
lpdbnten bic Geiitli9en oes GaiIers
Triebri9 in ibren prebisten.
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electric Bttters.

Sieies Seilmittel III 70 ipobIbetannt unb 70
popular semcrben, bab es faum nod belonberer
gripdbnung bebarf. alle, bic es iemals ae.
brau9ten, ttiinmen nit sin in iein Cob. Cine
rsinere Meoitiu siebt es ni9t, nnb es pirb Ga.
rantie seIeiHst, bae iie sllIes Ieiftet, mas man
bon ibr beripridt. electric Bitters beilt ale
2eiben Der 2eber unb' Der Nieren, es entfernt
@eldpiire, Ansldlas, Gal;flub nnb anbere
s}oIaen unreinen 8futes. So treibt bas sra.
laria. i}ieber Gus benz SbHem, beust bemieIben
bor unb 'beiIt es ielbif in ben Standardization
sSdllen. So eurirt sfopfl9mer3en, 8lutanbrana
mad bem Ropfe unb Misrane. gerlude baS
electric Bitters! Seiluns pirb sarantirt, ober
bas Sch surii6seablt. &reis per GIaf3e 50
gsnts un6 81 in 6er apOtbete bon u. Dreib.
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Mie Ser gsndeI hnn Ghmorh,

= Wie Serr gogeI bon gbtparbs
Gountp nittbeilt, tuirb es nit Der fad.
gemdBen Musbeutung Der bei 2eatep aes
legenen, rei@en &aolin Mine iebt
grnff. Die 9erreu Jrecs unb Som.
pagnie BON Dallas, tueI6e iebt an Der
SpiBe bes llnternebmens fteben, baben
bereits atpan3ig @obnbduier fit Grbei.
ter erri9tet uno finb babel, bic GtraBe
In fubrbaren 3uftanb gu bringen. IS
liegt in ibrer Nbii9t BEL ber Wtine cine
porseaan. .Gabrit anauleeen.
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s m ertra u E n !.

S6IoBaufieber: .6ier. mein 6err,
ieben Sic. ben 9ungertburnl-bort ii.
ber gds oas @erippe bes &nappen
grHro, Der iein gluge in frdflider
Gtebe CUR So9ter bes @rafen glrnolo
bot Dra6enfels efboben unb bieflr in
bieiem Sburm eIeuSieli@ fte,ben
muBte!4
Jrem Der: ogiun, bas @erippe
tpirb aud bal6 gdn3liG aerfallenl1
9loBauffeber: vSa, i9 ba,
be f9on nit benz Sobtengrdber tpegen
einem tteuen geipro@en!"
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9em 0eitor Der beutf@.amsrito

= Dem Neifor ber beuti@samerita.
nif9en Sournaliitif, 6errn Wollenlue>
Der, tpibmet 9err Dana in ber Neip
Oorter Sun" folgenbe 3eilen: uWir
bemerfen suweilen glotiaen, baB &ebat,
teure mod lange Sabre tbdtig finb,
tuenn iie ieaes Mlter iiberi@ritteu baben,
tpeldes oberfld9liGe 5@riftiieqer bic
Bliitbe bes 2ebens nennen. Sci ber
GDnbentiDn Der beuti9sameritanii9en
Sournaliften In philadelphia mar
9err MoQenmeber BON Heabins, 3d.,
cine Der berborragenbiten perl6nli9.
feiten. Oerielbe 1T 80 Sabre alt.
Das tbdtige unO gef6dftise 2ebeu eiz
nes ebrenbaften Hebafteurs erbdlt bas
@eiftesli6t Bis gum lebten Augenblide
frii9 unb perldngert bic 2ebensiabre."
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Nu. Nnl

@er lit, peun iie gu 3ii1e geIaben
tDeroen, BON ben Dreisn bet geniigiams
ite-ber Matbematiter, Der Optiter ober
Der @eometer?
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b. 9ebbersoorf fennen gelernt unb i'm
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