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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01
LOCAL SUNNI AIRY.

Salem will have another circus
this year. 1t will he that of Robin
son, early III September.
For yoW Meat go to Lafore's
to-day on S(sk4street. If
The George Woodthorpe COM
pany will be in Salem this fall,
playing here during Stat" fair week.
C. w. johnson has sold his
farm of 1870 acres near Davis ferry
for $4,000. Henry Earle was the
purchaser.
Don't you forgetthat the Bon
Ton restauranNis The only place you
can get Il gooysquare meal for the
small sum cf twenty-five cents.
The ladies of the w. c. II. U.
will serve dinner on the Fourth,
from twelve O'Clock until four p. M,
and will be glad to see all their
friends, old and new.
Assistant Adjutant General ID.
G. Sherman is in receipt of applica-
ton from Tillamook for informa-
tion and blanks for the establish
ment of camp of Sons of Neter-
ans at that place.
A Lee Ecu Now, the Chinaman
that was arrested on Saturday night
for China row, was brought up be-
fore Recorder Conn, but as the China
man would not appear against him,
he was dismissed by paying the cost
which amounted t9 sl3.S5.
Painless deptA operationsat at DR.
II G. Smiths, g5>SSate street.
When you are preparing your
picnic lunches or dinners for fishing
parties, hunting y6tfits or general
outing parties S6 will want the
best groceries, Eied meats, canned
goods, etc. Gou\will want the
choicest and to all m2king for such
goods Squire Farrar'sk the place.
We have eighty-siS acres in a
good state of cultivation, adjoining
the thriving town. sf Gervais, at 500
per acre, or chVice of forties at the
same price. Thiftx acres of timber
near by at so per hge-a rare bar
gain. DUNCAN Il BooTH.
1t seems baTbarous that the Sa-
lem BARRIERS should form trust on
Pompadour hair cutting, yet such is
the case and hair clipped after that
fashion costs the small sum of fifty
cents. Many worthy person will
now have To wear less fashionable
hair.
The faculty of the agricultural
college now consists OF an even
dozen. Miss Smell of Oakland was
chosen to the chair of houshold
economy, Prof. Anderson of Cornell
10 that of mechanics, a Harvard /
professor to that of zoology and 1
entomology, an Amherst graduate (
To that of assistant chemist, and 1
Prof French of Michigan as farmer. /
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01
The Modoc To-day,

The steamer Modoc will probably
go into service on thenpper VILLAIN
ette to-day. 1t is sad that she will
make Salem, from Portland in two
hours better time than is now being
made. She will have all she can
do and more too, for the o. II. Il n.
at Portland are receiving about 500
tons of freight for up-river points
daily, If they had another light
draft boat, such as the Modoc, they
could keep her busy on the route.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01

Stock Inspector Hcrren reports n
good many cases of nasal gleet
among the horses throughout the
country. In the Jory settlement,
south of this city, there are four
cases, In Gervais there Is one and in
another section two cases are re-
ported. This is very bad disease
among the stock, rs II is necessary
for them to be killed in order to
keep It from spreading. MIR. Her
rem IL In communication with the
state veterinarian MS regards the
matter aud the diseased animals
will bo killed, this being the only
possible means of averting Il general
epidemic among the horses of the
Sl ate.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01
County Normal Institute.

A county normal institute VIII pe
held mt the court house in Salem,
commencing OH Monday, July 7th,
at which the teachers OF the county
are earnestly urged to be present
Following is the language OF the
school law in relation to this matter
which will illustrate theimportance
of teachers attendance. "The coun-
ty superintendent shall hold annu-
ally h teachers county institute for
"A termof not less than three days
for the Instruction of teachers and
those deslrng 10 Teach, and all teach
ers in the public schools of his coun-
ty shall be required to attend, and
the county Superintendent may at
his discretion revoke the certificate,
reduce the grade or refuse to grant a
certificate 90 any teacher who re-
fuses te attend the county institute
without cause"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01
Mr.. white Is Better.
Recitation

\ reporter of this paper visited
Mr.. White, the old gentleman who
was thrown from his buggy on last
Thursday night, at Turner, and
found him n little better than he
had been since the accident The
old gentleman Is considerably cut
about the face and arms. causing
very painful wounds. lie is able to
talk some, but rs he is very old ii is
thought he may not live.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01
A Grand Company.

The preliminary season at the
Boston Museum opened with the
presentation Of "Katti, the Family
Help" farcical, domestic comedy
in three acts. The title role was
cleverly given by Miss Marietta
Nash, who made hit as the Ger
man maid of all work, and was gem
erously applauded for her original
work. Her dancing was graceful,
and the sabot dance especially was
heartily applauded. OF the piece
little need be said, except that it
abounds in the most mirth-produc-
ing mistakes and misapprehensions,
which are well managed and so pre-
sented as to make the most possible
of every situation. An exceedingly
funny delineation ofthe part Of Fin
niken Fluffy was given by George
Lauri, his efforts to master the clar-
met being extremely ludicrous. His
dancing was feature Of his presen-
tation that called out deserved APP
plausc. The Richard Fluffy Of Har-
ry y. Bell was a commendable piece
Of work, and wm given with aspirlt
and "gop that was taking. Bos-
ton Traveller.
This celebrated company are at
the opera house in Salem soon
and will give one Of the grandest
shows on earth. Secure your seats
now.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01
The katti ComnanN.

This popular comedy company an
rived in Salem Yesterday morning.
and ON account OF loss of their adj
vertising paper 10y fire they had TO
cancel some dates. This time they
VIII spend in Salem, taking in the
sights of the city and country, fish
ing and hunting. They will appear
at the opera house Wednesday and
Thursday nights.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01
Thn Snnnttnrs, Clnims.

Unsuryeyed lands up on the San
tiam east ofMehama are being taken
and held by "squatters' almost
every day. There are some most
desirable claims in that region and
the parties who are holding them
hope to be able to have the govern
ment make surveys soon. In this
they will no doubt succeed as soon
as n majority of the lands are
settled upon. Among those who
have gone from this city are Mrs.
Rork and Miss Hall.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01

"Miss Brown would be charming girl. -
heard young man say,
III she had good complexion and those
spots would go away;
But they spoil her looks completely II
Miss Brown would only take
pr' ilerees Golden Medical Discovery
what happy change 'twoald make.
II would drive out all the humors mon.
her blood and make il pure,
And the blemishes complained Of dissn-
pear, be very sure.
This medicine Is the great purifier of the
Hood and disaguring eruptions and
nlolehes VIII soon vanish when il Is used.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01
MOB Hill /

This new Mat lust put market the most desaDe lo"
Salem for building They have equal Ihe "oe @
fine state of cultivation seeded in clover with gooo ui
rr M rocks or gravel good eevaedandeve has ne we" "
tbe ctv surrounding country the mountain ranges anu
neoks Pure cold well Is twelve blocks south OF le
offered Jones 'atson
oneenth and oneenth in quarter yearly
without interest until paid These lots now actually worm III
them long time without
We already sold which fine residences WI" e
and number more opioned you want one OF more ~
on oNrS WATSON VIII 5wi you the plat and the lots
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01
An inciplent niase

Al a late hour Saturday night a
hose cart was brenght out to subdue
an incipient blaze that had broken
out in tue Capital bank, Fire had
Travelled 10y means OF the root Of AN
old stump ON the Rrcyman lots To
the bank, when II had commenced
10 hurn quite lively under the noor
Luckily Mr. AlbcrI WAS Ia the hank
at the time aud the iln WAS prompt-
ly conquered, This old stump Was
fined with the other Rubbish ON
Thursday and It's rooIs wcn longer
Ihan bad been eNpNted.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01
Cannmreting CIoscd.

The campmeeting closed yesterday
at Turner and also at Macleay. A
large crowd has been attending the
campmeetiug at Turner for the past
three weeks and now that little town
of Turner will look lonesome in COM
parison with the lively sessions of
campmeeting,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01

:. Il. Richardson and q. w. John
son have purchased through Thom-
ms Il Payne the Earle farm of 10
acres, lyingjust over the nvcrin Polk
county. The purchase price was
$4,000. These gentlemen will sub
divide this farm, making Of 1t dosir-
able small tracts.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01

The Salem cigar manuActury
will soon be removed to more CEN
trail location and will occupy n part
of the room of Thomas Il Payne,
on State street, The work rooms
will be in the rear OF this building,
while the retail store and sslesroom
viii occupy one-half OF the front
room.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01

Mr. Hoag informs the laquina
Republican that the contracts have
been let for all the heavy work west
of the Cascades and that in II
few days he will let some big con
tracts on the eastern extension of
the road, Work is 10 be pushed
hom now on without any stoppage.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01

Is continually going ON in the human sys.
tenn. The dom0n of impure blood strives
to gaiu victory over the constitution, To
ruin health, to drag victims 10 the grave.
4 good reliable medicine like Hoods sar-
saparilla Is the weapon with which 10 de.
@nd ones sclG drive the desperate enemy
NOM the field, and restore peace and bod.
ny health for many years. Try this pccui.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01
Tho Rnrd of California.

Joaquin Miller, therenowred poet
who resides in Oakland, Cal, was "A
passenger on the north bound
Eugene express to-day. He was en-
route to Portland, and during the
few moments Of the trains stop in
Salem he occupied himself in walk
ing up and down the platform try
ing to gam view of the capital city.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01

Soon thcno will be made some
great and convenient Improvements
To the Chemekete hotel in this city.
An elevator will he put in aud sew
eral changes will be made in the ar
rangement Of rooms on the ground
ilOOr
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01

The Parker place, consisting OF six
acnes, and located in Parrish's ajdi-
Ilon 10 Salem, was this morning pun
chased by a wealthy German, who
has but ncen,ly arrived IA salem
NOM the easi The pun>hase price
Was Ssi,kO.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01
\ Distinguished Party.

Aspecial car containing ex-Gov.
Russell \. Alger of Michigan, ex-
senator Thomas G. PMtt of New
York, Judge John NJ. rhurston of
Nebraska. aud Others, passed
through Salem yesterday enroute 10
Alaska.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01

After short illness, Clinton Hall
died at his home IN Silverton yester-
day morning at six o'clock. He had
not been sick u great while and was
thought to have had rheumatism.
The funeral was conducted this
after noon ut three.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01

john r., C. a., and A. r. nvrr OF
WilSesharV, Pa, arrived in Salem
this morning and are looking the
country over, with a view TO aler-
lnanent location beTe.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01

"Alas, poor Yorick, hast thou to
this complexion come at last?"
Poor YOrick of old was immortaliz-
ed by Shakespeare, who makes Ham
let pick up and apostrophize hisskull
in a country church-yard. But the
Yorick to whom allusion is here
made is one of the horde who has
assumed the role Of book agent and
is demoralized by Salem real estate
firm by their apostrophe, posted con-
spicuously IN the front window OF
their Office "Book agents are re-
quested to call early and
often; we wish to hear the
old lies few more times before we
go to Abraham's bosom, where
agents are not and the subscription
fiend troubleth not
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01

Wright Red Gross cure uneQualed for
rySent ANA ghronlc coughs and colds, and
hy all druggists
Nughls lAaekberry Cordial AN inn,li-
sllafrhoA und pYsengary sold by ali
Nughts Myrrh Iaoth S.Aap esa,nas an
.NllutfVL every time you have a brush
N''h H. NY H. sold BY all druggists
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01

Wright's Compound syrup Of Sarsapar-
hla a relishle medicine ior the renovation
~ 1i the olood; Tones and builds up tue sys-
tenn, eanes skin diseases etc sold by II
W. Cox. -
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01

Mrights Hop Celery and Chauoomile
hltters recommended by the most eulinent
phy yslcians, lnvigoraiing, Stimulating and
not Intoxicating. sold BY II. W. Cos~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01
stntc rencIler-, AssocIntlon.

Stnic TencIrrs' IS sociation.
The state teachers association
meets at the legislative hall in Sa-
lem, beginning at 1880 this evening.
The session will continue for three
days, with dailypr program as follows;
MoNDAY EyENING.
Music.
Address of Welcomes. A. Starr, Salem.
Music.
Response Herbert Kittrcdge Baker rCity.
Music.
Music.
Lecture c---------.-----------L. l.. f. Copeland.
Music.
TUESDAY MORNING.
How TO Dctect-and Prevent Imperfect Les
sons s---------------S.A A. Randle, Salem.
Physiology and Hygiene in schools-----J.
B. Horner, Roseburg.
Duties and Difficulties of New Supern-
tendcnt- Nv. /. Reynolds, Dallas
Language Lessons in our Common
Schools j. Garland, Wilbur.
How to Secure Punctuality and Regular
ity-------------J. NJ. Williams, Eugene.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Educational Instrumcntalities 5.
Sweet, Ashland.
Necessities ola Liberal Education-------D.
W. Jarvis, Athena.
School Government t----------G q. y. Walker,
Albany.
Methods of instruction in Composition
B. j. Hawthorn, Eugene.
The Recitation Miss Millie Doughty,
Monmouth.
General Discussion-place Qnd Function
of Oral Instruction in Elementary schools.
EVENING SESSION.
Music.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01
\ aOon CUp oF coEXNE

Is great atIraetion foEA restaurant.
The coffee drawnNom BSfenomnd's Pat
ent Conee reccptacA iSyme OF the many
Great Attractions 9Fhis eating parlors.
Thousands of cupsE in excellent coffee
are solo every wqsS. Ana as for oysters
and meals he osfnlo, be efOaled in the
state, n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-01

The night rolls ON until stopped
by the break or day.
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Sri. GuIolid Mtesln.

bic in paris in Muits unb &uniitteis
fen 10 groBes Nuffeben errest uno bic
als bic bebeutenbte iebt lebenbe NIti!in
besei6net miro, tammt aus 9outcn,
iebelte iebo9 als fie ettpa bieraebn Sob
re alt NOR, nit i1ren @ltern ua9 Sal
befon tber. sic nabm Glabier< uub
@efangunterri9t unb hire borshsli6e
Stimme, iomie ibre gefduige 8ortrags=
tpeiie fanoen aagemeinen Mnflang. SIN
Sabre 74-75 pirtte ie mebrere MaIe
in ben bonn ySdngerbunb", unter 9ru.
q. Beder's unb ipdter un!er 3awas
bil's 2eitung itebenb, beran1talteten
Gor3erteu nit, no fe N0es bur9 ben
unen6li0en S9mel3 unb bic &unbung
ibrer Stimme binrib. Sic tpar bon
einee riibrenben gef9eioenbeit urb mics
ale Gomplimenie anipru9slos ab.
Wenn iie au9 ni9t gu Sen grmdbIten
ibres @efAledts geb6rte. Die bur6 t6re
perliGe Gei5e lufiaben ober SeadtunJ
erregen, 10 eriebte fe bieie 8or3iige
buuberifa6 bur9 ben 2iebrei3 ibres
Weiens. Sbre @tinme entpidette fi6
in eiaem MaBe, baB mebrere Burger
@alOetoas fi@ fir fe gu interefiren
b~eganuen un5 bas &eiuItat mar, baB
eine 5umme gu ibrer Musbilbung auf'
eebra6t purbe. Sbre erffen 5tubien
me6te iie in Nep Yorf. 9as urtbeil
ibrer boftigeu 2ebrer lautete 10 giafig
fir cine gldn3enbe 3utunft ber iungetl
Sdngerin, baB fe BON ibren @6naern
tod Wiea gu ber beribmtea Mar9eli
gefanot purbe. Son oort aus famen
regelmdbige 8eri9te iiber Die punber>
barren Gotti6yitte bes SRI. &ieslh in Der
@eiaassfunft. Sic trat Balm mebr,re
MfaIe in Staliea auf uab 5par nit GO
Bera @rfOlae unb nabm bann Elm mebr'
iabriges Engagement an Der Sper in
Brag an. Sept 1T ie in Baris unb
ftubirt fran36fi6 Tim in Der boriigen
@roBeu Oper bemnddt auf3utreten.
Mittlermeile mirb ie BON Alen, Som.
poniFen, Rritlfetn unb 2initlern als
ber neueie un6 gldn3enbfe Stern an
2unfbimmel besei9net.
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Cite 0r0iuans
CUR 8eS9rdnfung un6 @ontroGirung
oes 9a3aro. SPILLS innerbaIb Der
StabtgrenaeH BON San Wntonip.

Sei es berorbnet bur9 ben
Stabtratb Der 9tabt Sam Nntonio:
Section /. DAFT bon ieber Bers
Jon, 5irma, ober @eleQi9aft, meI6e
inaerbalb Der 5taotgrenSen bon San
Nntonio Elm Saus balten, in tpeIGem
9a5arbsS piele beranfaltet tperber, ober
in Wel6em Sanf gebalten mirb, ober
meIae Derion, Jirma &c. suldbt, eaB
oies in ieinem 6auie gel@iebt,-nelGer
Qrt uno 8e5eidnung Die betrefenbeu
9a3aro=5 bieIe aud fein m6gen = cine
idbrIide @tsuer BON SIC (ein tau.
lenb DoQars) erbDber tperben iou,
tpel9e balbidbrlid i'm boraus 81 ents
ri6ten iein Ion.
Section2. Wenn irsenb cine
PerFDn, 3irma, ooer @efeQfGaft inners
balb Der Gta6tgrenSen Don San Qntoz
MO in ber In 6ectiDn l beaei9neten
Wfile bas Sa3arbsS spiel betreibt ober
5utdBt, obne fi6 3uoor cine 2icens bonn
Stabt. Glert ousitellen 81 lallen, 10 ion
biele Berion ober bieie Berlonea zines
8erge)ens fir i9ulbig era6tet uro mad
iDrer ue6eifiibrung unb 8erutibeiluHg
Dor benz Gecoroer nit elmer Gel0frlIe
bon ni6t tDeniger uis $25 Cfinfunb=
5Danaig OoGlrs) u. ui6t ibet $50
(5meibunbert Soil unb E :
9aI.frafe ron nidt .eniger als Is III ,
nidt mebr als go Sc N I'M 1t1btiIn (.
@efdusaiB bsiraft we->er, urb 3h (
fiji iebe eln5elne ueber. .etung unb II i
Der fernereT 8sftimmung, oaB ieber
Sag, ben Die be. # he perfon obs;
bic b~etref~lben perfol.,u Elm fol9es
Saus meter baltea, Dbne f6 ben 8Dr=
i6rii.eu oiefer OiJinan3 gu figen, aIs
gefonoerte | ;tertr. ung an3uieben it,.
Section 3. Sober Sn6aber zines
In ben borg benben SCI. oren ndber
be3t.@neten 9auit3, II ,I@ Climber
idbr;gen 70. +. 2euten i'm Utter unter
81 %(t,nuno5tD' Sig) SaGren 9%eitattet,
lift Sars 5l t.iu6 / 90 in oemielbeu
f6 aufSubaltenL fol- mad erfoIgt-r lles
be- ibrut J uto 8 urtbeilurJ Dor benz
&tco:5er nit einer @eIbE ase bon ni9t
unter $25 (fiinfui o3tpanus 9olars)
uab EiGt iiber 5000 0neibunbert Dol.
lars) fir iebep eiraelnen Sail teftraft
tperben. SIM 6eIe Der 3idts 3abluns
fol- Der 10 8erut.beilte benz Rdbtii9en
@efdugnihe iibermiefen ooer gu
3pangsarbeit al 0fentIi6en iidbtif6en
Qrbeitsn bttartbeilt per6en, tpie bos in
ben aQgers.t n ftdbtifden 8erorbnun=
gen betimmt lit.
Section 4. Sn alien &lase.GaI=
len unter bieier Orbinan3 tpeqen 6ats
tens e.1es St,elbauies inne:1aIb ber
Stabtgrenjen, ion D.: Na9meis bes
&uft3, in BIN bcs betrefenbe 0aus in
bet Na6bai Dali unb in Der Stabt i'm
aQsemeinen ftebt, 5uIaifig ieiu, UNI ben
gbarater oes beiagten Sauies felf3us
fellen.
Section s.. DAB bic Sectioner
l big 9 beg Sapitels 20 Der &epibirten
g c,tuten bisrbur6 fir aufseboben err
fldrt perben Iolen.
Nngenommen unb gebiaigt ON II.
December 1889.
8r1an @aIla9ban,
Nitettirt: WaDor,
6. g. @Iaubon, Stabts@Gert.
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Z 8.

= Sn Nufin tpirb cine unterluduna
angefelt tperben, auf pelde Weiie
@milie 6anbustp gu ibrem 8Dbe fam.
Sic mar, als fe fi9 Mutter fibIte. ib>
rem 2iebbaber Sobn NiIanb bon @ais
DeitDn aus mad Nuiin gefolst unb in
ieiuem Sauie follte fie fi6 erIdonen ba.
ben. Die 2ei6e tpurbe mad @albeiton
on bic gltern gsianot; BEL unteriu1ung
berielben tonnte aber feline 69uBwunbe
entbedt werben, bagegen mar lire 8rnif
perleBt, als oh ein S9lag bagegen ges
ftbit morben mdre ober, ME Der 8rus
Der Der unaliidli6en bebauptet, aIs ob
Scenario NIT ben SdBen barauf getreten
bdtte. Wdbrenb Nilanb nun nod Sol.
neton gebra6t mLrbe, UNI f9 auf bic
Mittlage ber 8ei6tlfe sur abortion gu
ueraninorten. iammslt Der Bruber gmis
liens in Nuitin 8eme;ie sur Nufre9ter,
baltung ieiner Sbeoiie.
= 8unbesri1ter 8oarman bat bic
Nnuabme BON 8trgi@aft fir bic Nnge++
sfngten bon Gert geHb goputp phue
porberige nnteriu9ung Der einaelnen
FfgfaeI bertDeigert. iqagsln ardg'a @%iat5lst
= I'm r-a Ar- 49,.
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eine neae Dirt Der saamwoatauoe.

Wie ale ar6eren Sulturpfan3en, 10
bot aud Die @aumwoGItaube eine
Mense Nbnrten. 4)ian bat fi6 in BEN
Ser. Staten bisber befonoers bemiibt,
fol9e Nbarten gu 5iebeu, tpeI6e frib
bliben unb bic Samentapieln, peI9e
neben benz Samen ia au9 bic 8aums
wOle entbalten, firth our Geife brinsen,
10 bob bic @efabr Dor Dem Groffe gemin.
bert tpirb.
Ser Grandchildren felber mutbe
friber, fopeit ct ni9t BEL Der Saat sur
8erpenoung fam, dig Idiiig tueggepor.
fen, b6dffens als Dinger psrpanbt.
Seitbem man aber gelernt bat, Gel 6a.
raus 5u prefen unb ben OeItu9en dig
Gutter au DertpenDen, biloet er eiuen
~mettbbolen unb mod aaidbrli9 pertb
boiler tu~er6enben She'll Der grnte.
Neueroinss iol nun In Sub : Carolina
cine Ibart ber 8aummolfaube gesogen
uor6en iein, tpe!9 ia gar feine
8aumwolle, oage9egen aber NJ o
mebr 5ament6rner trdst. @s mirb
bebauptet. fie b.inse 400 8uibsIs babon
auf ben Nder berpor. Die vNtlanta
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