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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-17
Silver Prayer Books.

The average New York man, cspc-
CHILLY the ono who does not attend ser.
vices in fashionable Episcopal church,
has been taught something that he
mover knew before by til, General EMS.
copal con ven ton that was held in New
York city recently. But unless he is
blessed with riches, his new found in.
formation will avail him nothing but
regret. In the show windows of the
large manufacturing silversmiths during
tho entire session of the convention
there were displayed dazzling collec.
ton of prayer books and by bound
in part OR wholly in solid silver, quaint
ly fashioned and exceedingly rich in
design.
Tho best kno wn manufacturer of this
limo of goods exhibited his ware, TO a
correspondent of the indianapolis Mews
the other morning and explained the
growth of this peculiar industry.
awe first began binding prayer books
in silver" he said, "about five years
ago. Since then wc have sold MANI
thousands of volumes. We buy the
books from English firms. They are
remarkably strongly bound in leather,
hands omcly printed and finely finished.
I hen We mount them in metal Here"
he added, producing prayer book and
hymnal bound together by a cover of
solid silver with floral design of gold
in bas rolief, sis q pretty trins that
costs 5000. Rather heavy, it weighs
over pound, but it is neat aud very
fashionable. No, VIC have not sold
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-17
Ho,0 Rich Persfaus Dine.

Tho chief meal Of the day in Persia
8 in the evening, after tho sunset
prayer has been announced from tho
lofty minarcts. The head of the family
then withdraws from tho duties of tho
day and seeks tho scclusion of the an.
lcroon with his family.
Dinner is served to him on tho floor.
IT is brought in on largo disk of
whitoncd copper, and consists chiefly
of soup, highly-soasoned ragouts, rice,
swcets and tea. The lord of the man.
sion eats alone. His wife looks on,
whilc seated on his knocs and heels, he
loans over tho dishes and carries the
food to his mouth with bit of tho
thin bread of the country followed be-
tween his fingers like spoon. If he
is in a pleasant mood lie calls Ii lis littlo
daughter to his side, and puts q choice
tit-bit in her mouth. saying; N
Eat, my lamb; it is good for thy
health, God willing"
After hc la, dined his wife or
hand maiden brings him basin, ever
Of roso-scented water and a towel and
lavos his hands. His lordship then
arises and reclines on divau in cor
ner by tho window, and a kalian or
waterpipo is brought to him. While
he thus takes his ease, the daughter
and her mother IN turn take their meal,
and then proceed to join tho husband
and father and perhaps smoke With
him. All smoke in Psssia, FROM tho
young.st to tho Oldest.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-17
New York's New Croton Auueduct,

From an article in the Century, on
the above subject. VIC qlotc The follow.
ing: Compared VITA other tunnels.
tho now aqrc luc. IL easily ut tho head
of all works of like character in the
world. The citic, of Chicago and
Cleveland are each supplied with water
through tunnels extending out in to a
lake. Tie fist Chicago tunnel i, S fat
in diameter and 10. 5G7 fe,t long. The
second tuancl is z feet in diameter and
81, 40 feet long. The Cleveland tun.
mel is only 5 feat in diameter aad 666
feet long. Al, of these tunnels were
lad IL comparatively soft mltcr,als
The Baltimore water supply include, a
tocN tunnel, twelve feet in diameter and
seven miles long. and ia lined with
brick work foy abou: two mics. The
OLD Roman aqucdmc!s were several Of
them longer than the Crotou Aou.duct,
but they were al very small, and were
merely masonry conluits Il few
feet in diameter. Tho Liver.
pool water supply is conveyed by an
aqucduct about twica MS LONG
as the Croton Aquciuct, but it is mainly
surface aqucduct, there being only a
little tunnel. work. A portion of tho
aqucducs is merely pipe line. The
supply il from reservoir formed like
that ut Crotoa or at S,dom, by building
dam across narrow gorge in valley
among the mountains in Wales. Tho
dam il larger than ,ha. at Sodom. being
136 feet high. while that at Sodom i,
only rs feet. Compared with the pro-
pose d dam it will be small, Il, the new
dam is to be over 200 feet high, and
will be the Ii gic'. dam in the world.
The aqucluc; tunnel, when compared
with railroad tunnels, il IL little smaller
in diameter than the three mos. famous
tunncis. but is very much longer. The
lloosac Tunnel is only ~ 0O) feet long,
the Mount Gents is s mile, long. and
the st. Gotharl % miles long, while
the new Crotoa Aque lrct, n, we have
seen, Is nearly 30 miles long"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-17
A Delicate Palntr

According to the chef OF TIC Gran
iio'cl in l. 'rdon. the French and the
Ri Sims understand the ar: of eating
better than any other nation. BY way
OF illustration the chef told this story:
''Bouillibaissc i, fam ,,ls M[nrscllaisc
dish of fish. garlic and all manner of
'curious ingredients which you may be
sure is seldom asked for in London
hotel. O,,c day We had a Russ an gen
I'll man among our gusts All he asked
for dish of bou llibaissc. made it.
He ate il. Is it right, SIRE asked the
waiter. 1T wants something. In the
Mediterranean i, u certain shell fish
which is always used in preparing the
dish and which not uaaaturally did
not possess. Not one person in Il thou.
sand would have no::ccl the dill, renee.
You see, the Russians palate recognized
even the nuance'.'
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-17
PEiRLS OF 1ITOUGHT.

HAPPY tho nun who carly ,c,ras The
wide chasm that lies b,twcea his w;s..c,
and his powers. ''' VI
Iu our cagcrness to explain impress
sions. we often lose hold Of tho I'm.
pathy that comprchcads them.
Education docs not m,au tcachin q
people to know what they douot know
it means teaching them to behave a,
they do not behave.
If this world was made to suit every
critics wishes, what y doform ID. bulr
ing, lop,ided, doprossc |, Irregular Il inc
museum affair it would be.
High minds arc az litt,c affected by
unworthy returns for services as the sun
is by those fogs which the earth throws
up between herself and his light.
Gaining and losing in this world;
rising and falling; enjoying and suffer
ing, are but tho incidents OF life.
Learning, aspiration, progress is the
lifo of life.
Angcris the most impotcat passion
that accompanies the miad OF man. 1t
effects nothing it goes about, and hurts
tho man who is possessed by it moro
than any other agains. whom it is di-
rcctci.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-17
Prominence Of the smitl, Family.

The New York JurnI Of Commerce.
'statistician, after an ex ,austivc exami-
nation, il convincoI that the Smith
family in this country have attained all
the honors and cmiaoAc.s to which
their numerical strength oatitle, them.
About one eighty fifth of orr pc pulation
arc Smiths. Four of tn, 226 Capinct
officers since the beginning of the
Government, or one out So have borne
that name. Onc of tho SIS sigacrs of
the Declaration of Independence, was
Smith, as was also the writer of that
most excellent of our patriotic songs,
<Nly Country, its of Thee OF the 679
members of tn, Chamber of Commerce
in this city, nine Gnc.uding the presi =.
dcnD, or one out Of II, arc Smiths; of
the 5000 members of the Produce
Exchange, 80, or ons out of II.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-17

many of this style, bu. OF those that
ruu' from forty to seventy. five dollars
VIC have had a large trai,. W. hav, a
larger styla that weighs two pounds,
ana il marvel of skilful work, but we
have not sold six copie, iu two years.
1t is too heavy for practical use, but it
makes beautiful parlor ornament. Tho
little prayer book that come in lcathc,
with silver corners aud odgos fe,ca
from twc.vs to fifty dollars, aad have
had grca. run, both in aud out Of
town."
"What will you do with your old
stock now that the convention has mado
some changes in the tcx,2"
"Those that are bound in leather and
silver will not be changed save by the
introduction OF a single leaf noting the
conventions changes. But those that
nrc bound wholly in silver arc all riyht.
The books can be slipped out of tho
silver covers and replaced bJ now cdi-
lions at tTitliny cost, comparatively
speaking. L. i, gov too la.c to make
new stock for this winters trad,. We
VIII man'gi TO g,t along with those we
have in stock, and next year We will
come on. with new books in mower and
more elegant bindings than have over
been seen
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-17
Tho Lighthouse.
High lifted on the sland cliff

High lifted on the sland cliff
Its lantern fronts the sea.
And sendeth forth fine. traight ray
or dazzling light to me
"A slender line of shimmering shine
Across nights mystery.
lit is the path set for my eyes
To travel TO the light
Ard warm their darkness in the blaze,
And be made glad and bright
None other may cat Oh just that ray,
Or have the self-same sight.
And yet, a hundred other eyes
Bent on that central blaze.
Find each its separate, shining path,
Its line of guiding rays;
Aud all eyes meet in concord sweet
By all these differing ways.
No voice shall say: "rhe Light is mine
All other eyes are dim,''
No hand the glory hold or hide
Which streams to ocean rim.
None claim or seize one ray rs his
More than belongs to him
E 0 Light of Truth, which Iighteneth ALL
And shineth all abroad,
Whal 4aHdreti soul or souls shall say.
"M,N-As the only road?"
Each rS1h his own. to him made known
And uil lead up to God.
- Susan Coolidge. in Hadcpen.ient
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-17
HUMOROUS.

A co'cal story-Acknow lcdging the
scorn.
A tender rccollcction-Thc urchin' .
memory of the time when he was sc
'sorcly strapped.
Foad AIothcr-Oi. John. the baby
can wa.i, Cruel F,thcr-Good! lie
can walk The floor with himself ut night,
then.
Speaking of the hopcd-for rise in tbs
American merchant III rinc, it is in or.
der to remark that little smack often
develops into cou7:-ship
Mrs. Brown-What prompted that
bold young man to kiss you a: the door
las, mig ht2 Cora-WhY. ma, | don't
think nc needed any prompting.
The failure of Philadelphia wool
firm is said to b. due to the f,ct that
the banks wouldn't take their paper.
Some all wool suits will dou ,tlcss be
the result
Where do all tn, pins GOT asks Il
contemporary. That isa' t the question
that bothcrs the man who patters
around in his bare feet to fix the fire
for the night. What he would like to
know is where al the p;as come from.
1t having boon demonstrated that n
fine quality of ducks can be raised
without giving tAcm access to water, it
would now be in cre1.ing to know if o
;gool brcc of he's can be brought up
without allowing than to scratch in
nciyhbor's garden
Tonsorial item. -,Tadgc (who Is bald
hcadcd)-!f half what tho witnesses
testify against you is true. your con-
'scicn &C must he as black as your hair.
Pri-oncr-lf mans cons ;cace is
regulated by his hair then your honor
hasn't got any conscience Il. all
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-17
A Sun Stove.

A simple stove for warming rooms by
means of solar heat has been contr iycd
by Professor Morse. 1t consists of q
shallow box, having bottom of CORFU.
gated iron and n glass top. When this
device is placed outside building
where the sun can shine directly into
it, the rays pass through tho glass and
arc absorbed by the metal, raising it to
high temperature. and warming the
dir Of the box. The air thus heated /,
conveyed into the room.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-17
Under Witch King, Bexontamqv

1t is re atcd that certain shah of
Persia was once applied to by neigh
Dor who wished to borrow his ass.
''But the animal il not ut home" re-
piled his owner.
Just then the ass. te;l:crcd with Il
ear-shot. brayed loud enough to wake
the dead.
"Why, that's him now" rctortcd the
would be borrower.
500 to the evil ono, rascal - shouted
the shah in pretended anger. sect ou
of here; l want nothing to do with {
man who will place moro confidence in
an ASS bray than in my word. "-Judgs.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-17
A Musical Gas MaclIno.

A musical gar machine i, the late,t
English invention, and it is called the
pyrophone. Its compass is three oc.
tavcs, with key board, and it will b.
played in the same manner rs an organ.
1t has 81 glas, tubss in which like
number of gas jet, barn. These jets,
placed in n circle, con ract and expand
like tho finger Of n hand. When the
small burners separate the sound is pro
duccd; when they close together tn,
sound ceases. Tho tone depends upon
the number of burners and tho size Of
the tubes in which they burn, 50 that
by careful arrangement and selection
ali the notes of th, musical sea 10 may
be produced in several octaves. Some
of the glas, tubes in which tho jets
burn arc nearly IL feet long.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-17
LOngfellnM's Mnmnrx

About 1856 an Il ,glish maa of letters.
MIR. Kingston, visitcl this country.
While in Boston he took occa,ion TO
cal upon the poet Loagfcllow with
ice,cr, Introductory from mutua! ac-
quaintanccs in Eaglanl. As he de-
scribes the interview in his "Wcstc I'm
Wanderinys" it must have been very
gratifying 10 the visitor.
''Wc were soon discussing books aud
writers of books. the Leading sp:ri.s OF
our two great countries. After talking
for a few minutes he stopped short and
sail: L am certain of it; we have
met tetore many years ago, though
"'Whcn can that have been? must
own that l have no recollection of your
countcnance bus then. from being
near-sightcd, countenanccs do not make
much impression on me. replied.
"'D;d you not cross from Ostcnd to
London one night in September, 1922
And did you not spend the first part of
It on deck, Il, the cabin was crowdc H.
he asked
"I am pretty certain that did,
undoubtedly, about that time, and I
think l mad' note in my diary that I
had met on board a very agreeable
American, with whom had much con.
vcrsation, but little thought L who it
was! l exclaimed, gratfcd at being so
recol,ected."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-17
ROfL Gone.

Young wife: A horrid rat ate one OF
taose lovely canaries my hu,band gave
me, and that's why got cat.
Matron: Well2
Young wife: And thon tho cat asc
che tthor. life.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-17
Formula for Buying a Horse.

A friend of mine. who is grccnhorn
in the matter OF horsefcsh, slys writer
in the Pail Mall Gazs,te, wa, anxiou,
TO purchase horse, but was much
afraid of being taken in. He tried to
persuade an acquaintanc, experienced
in such matters to accompany him to
Inspect an animal that WAS on sale at n
horse dealers establishment. There 8
no occasion" said the latter, .for m,
to accompany you. ALI you have to d,
Is to seem knowing. Whe1 you get to
the place put your hands in your pock-
cts and your stick under your arm, and
in an off hand manner say, Groom, run
him down. Now then, pull him us
and let him walk then in n knowing
but doubtful tone, Open his mouth.
What did you say his age vast think
he's little long in the tooth. Seven
years did you say he was2 should call
him 10 or IL years old. Oh, he's n
very COLBY little chap; Lu. I think
you're asking out of the way.'' NV
friend found the above On excellent for
mula,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-17
A Child OF Mis- fortunes.
SCENE I.

SCENE I.
Bjones-Whnt makes you look SO
unhappy, Bjcnks9
Bjcaks-My best girl has given me
the mitten.
SCENE II.
Bjoncs = IIullo, Bjsnksl Haven't
seen you since your best girl threw you
over, ten year, ago. FL be blessed if
you aren't looking just as glum now,
too, as you were then. What's the
mattci2 Haven't you got over that old
trouble yeta
Bjonks-No, haven't. You sec sho
changed her mind.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-17

During til, a,sizes at Exeter, Enr-
land, some years ago, Sir james ID zee,
chief justice of the court of common
pleas, presided at n trial for murder.
The evidence left no doubt Of tho guilt
of the man in tho dock. To the great
surprise of the judge and the public, the
jury acquitted him. So utterly wrong
appeared the verdict, that it il said the
judge called the foreman of tho Jury 10
his private room to ask him on what
grounds he had discharged the prisoner.
The foreman said: II nm going to tell
you something which you must not re-
veal for three days" The judge assent.
cd to this. "iWcll, SIR" continued the
foreman, az nm tho man who commit
tod tho murder. 1t was not the man
who was tried this morning From
knowing al tho circumstances of the
case, l pointed out the jury variou, dis
crepancios in the evidence, AM got
them to bring in verdict of not guilty.
Tomorrow leave for America. Lut
make this confession to you in case any
body else SHOULD be charged with this
murder"
He was not Heard of again. 1t was
said by some that the real murderer got
himself placed on the jury purpo,cly to
acquit tho man charged with his crime.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-17
Let 1t Rain.

Little Fiaxen Hair-Papa, it's rain
ing.
Papa (somcwhat annoyed by work in
hand)-Wcll, let it rain.
Little Flaxen Hair (imidly)-I was
going to.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-26
Wenn BEN 8aneru isin Masfrua

Wenn benz Bapern iein Wfabtrug
ni6t orbentli9 bon bis gum &aubc einz
gei6dnft miro, oann tpirb ct etlig 5p
lpielte lt6 ~unIdngt i'm @arten elmer
Srauerei gu Sdmabing (einer 8ortabt
BON Win9en) in Gol9e i6leGten Gin,
iddntens Elm resuldrer Grapal Oh.
dig ndmli6 Der fiebensebnidbrise Sobn
BEG priDatiers unb @emeinbebepoGmdds
tigten Mannett In Gdmabing f6 einen
ungeniigenb eiageI6dntten MaBfru9
nadfiiuen laiien ppIte, erbielt oerielbe
bon benz aIs 56dntfelner %ausbilfs.
meiie bef9dftisten Webgermeifter 9ron.
eis bon S9wabing cine berbe Sbrfeige,
tporauf f6 bic augemetne @ntriitung
Der bielen bunberte bon @difen bur9
2drmen unb S6impfen iiber lol6es
Muftreten funbaab unb Ii6 berart Itet.
ge,te, baB nit MaBtrigen unb eteine1
auf ben in ofener S9dnte befinbli1en
&rpneis 9etporfen nurbe, 10 baB ct rlur
NIT gr6Bter Mibe bur9 bic Siderbeits.
manni6aft, melde aud arg mitgenoms
men tpurbe. nit blutigem Gopf lit ST.
9erbeit gebra6t perben fpnnte. Na9
Der Gntfetnung bes betrefenben S9anf'
fenners NOR &ube uno Srbnung als,
balo tpteoer berge1feIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-26
&atb fit Matter,

gor iiber so Sabren fdon tpurbe
Mrs. WinsloD's 5ootbing GDrup BON
Ntittern beim 3abneu Der Ginber anaes
tpenbet. Wirit Du i'm S1laFe our1
has S6reien zines Gimbes geft0rt, bas
i'm 3abnen III unb por 51meraen
tDeint2 Wenn 10, lafe fpfort cine
Jlafde BON nMts. Winslop's Soothing
Syrup" bolen. 5ein Wertb 1T unbes
aablbar. IS pirb benz fleinen 2eiben.
ben iofort 2inberung beri9afen. Ser.
laBt @ub barauf Mtitter, es 1T fein
3meifel oartiber. @s beilt Dpfenterp
unb Oiarrboe, regulirt BEN Magen unb
bic Nieren, beieitigt Winb &olit, err
pei6t ben @aumen, perbinbert gntahnz
bnng unb fdrft bas gauge epfem.
rMsrs. Omissions Soothing Shrub.
fir 5abnenbe Ginber lit angenebm in
@ei6mad unb bag &e3ept ftammt bon
einem Der 5eiten meibli9en Mer3te in
ben Ser. Staaten. IS 1T Bel allen
9rug9iiten in Der sarser Welt aa baz
ben. Breis Is gts. per GIafde.
&auft ni9ts anberes als Mrs. Winss
Ions SOOTHING Syrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-26
Proclamation.
@pecia1. % b /.

Oa in ber Stabtratbss 8etiammIung
bonn 5. Mai 1890 cine Orbinan3 ange,
nDmmen tpurbe. bur1 tpeI1e cine Gpez
cials Mbflmmung anBeorbnet pirb, um
ben Wilen Der Steuersabler gu ermit.
teln, oh bic Stabt cine Mnleibe bon
$3.50. 900 Observation-Disclosures
ienb Donars) in 5procentieen 90 bis
30idbrigen Bombs aufnebmen fol- unb
3tpar gu folgenben 3peden:
1. $50 900 fir bic grri9tung BON
Sdulbduiern unb beren g%rbaltung.
2. 500. 900 fur ben Bau bon 8riiden
liber ben 6an Nntonio Giber.
3. $4,000 fur bic ginfiibrung zines
@Iettrif6en 6euer. Mlarm=s pfems.
4. $4,000 fitr ben Mnfauf bon ftdos
tii1em gisentbum, pel9es bic 5taot
gu erpropriiren unb fir 6fentli6e
3wede gu benuben ftr n6tbig eradtsn
folte,
So beraume i'd, 8rpan gallagban,
Mappr bon San MntDuio, fraft Der mir
bur9 ben Greibrief unb bic SroinanSen
ber Stabt iibertragenen Ma6tbonfoms
menbeit unb in uebereinfimmung nit
ber Section 43 beg genannten Sreibrie,
fes, Die am 3 Npril 1889 angenommen
murbe, hermit cine Mabl an, tpel1e
~abgebalten meroen foa am
g on tag, Ben 81. Mai 1890,
fur bic obenerpdbnten 3mede.
Die StimmpldBe weroen in ben bers
idiebenen Watbs geDfnet iein bon s
ubr 0ormittags big 6 llbr Nbenbs,
unb aipar on ben folaenben Orten:
Warb SIR. 1: SIN YoIiseizS aupt=
quarter. Wablbotteber: Simon So
nigbeim.
Warb 0r. 2: gde BON galf unb
Doloroia StraBe. WabIborfteber: @li
Nrnaub.
Warb SIR. 3: gde BON 9arebo
unb Wef.9ouitOn Str. WabIborifes
Der: Sobn S%tarpenbed.
Worb SIR. 4: Sn &rii9's Saue.
Wahlboriteber: 6. 8ilemain.
Warb Str. 5: Sn Sommers Sat-
ten. Wablborfeber: Sobn Stebens.
Warb SIR. 6: @de Gin uno Nolan
Str. Wablporiteber: Wm. 8. Yage.
Warb Wr. Z: gte Matagoroa IL.
8ieioria ct. @ablporfeber: gbas.
u. Senap.
Warb 0r. 8: Sab . alamo Str.
ytr. 207. Wablborfteber: Splepb
&pan.
Sie Steuersabler baben ibr 8otum
a~b3usebeH Str" ober nGesen" bic elm
Selnen Der Obigen 4 8orTdIdge.
Die Wabl wirb a~bgebalten tperben
unb oas Wabl. Reiultat mirb ermittelt
perben in llebereinltimmung nit benz
StaatsgefeBe uno nit Der Section 80
bes tdbtiiden 6reibriefes.
CUR gei6eikigung unter3ei6ue i'd
bies nit meinem Wamen unb IaKe bas
Siegel ber Stabt San antonio binsu.
fiaen.
San Mntonio, ben 6. Wai 1890.
8rpan @alIogban,
Ntteitirt: Wapor,
6. g. @Iaubou, StaOtsGlert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-26

- Welde 8ebeutung in Berlin bas
Briefmarten= Sammeln bot, bas er9iebt
f6 aus benz Befteben elmer eigenen
8rieFmarfen 86rie, beren @inri1tun=
gen gana benen Der ibttgeu 86risn ent=
ipre6en. So9or elm amtli9er Matler
1T porbanben. Na9 benz ioeben erf6ies
nenen Sabresberi6t biefer 86rie lit bie=
ielbe an Zen 86rfentagen ton burd
f6nittli6 minbetens $50 Sammlern
unb 9dnblsrn be[u6t. Ser tdgli1e
umfab tpirb ouf eipa 5000 Marf per=
ani@last. Gin erpBes Mlbum ollein
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