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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-08-22
THE MODERN SHIP.
FOG Is source OF Great Eamage Not
90 he Overcome.

Tog Is a source OF Great ramage Not
90 he Overcome.
IL Is not when the seas come pound.
ing over the bows that the captains
face lengthens. Even when il is me-
cessary to keep the passengers below.
and the spray Is carried az high ~ the
foretop. his confidence In his ship is
undated. His spirits do not fall with
the barometer, and though the clouds
hang low. and the air is illed with
singing moisture flying like sleet from
the Kissing sea--even when boats are
torn out Of the davits. and iron bits
Of ventilators are snapped from their
fastenings like pipe stems he has no
misgivlng az TO the ability OF the ship
70 weather the gale or the ficrcest
hurricane that can blow.
Give him an open sea, without haze
or fog or snow. aud neither wind nor
wave can alarm him. He knows very
well. as all who are experienced In
such matters do, that the modern
steamers OF the great Atlantic lines
are So carefully constructed. and Of
such strength, that the laundering OF
one OF them through stress OF weather
alone is well nigh iniTie9iyapie
But whe2ysa 'ff5Sgg descends. then IL Is
that MS Mce and manner change. and
no Who has been the most sociable
.fsnd gayest of men suddenly becomes
the most anxious and taciturn. His
seat az the head of the table Is vacant;
look for him and you will not find him.
as in fair weather diverting groups Of
girls tucked up in steamer chairs on
the promenade deck, but pacing the
bridge and putting q cigar which ap-
parently has not been allowed TO 90
out since II was lighted as the big ship
backed from her wharf into the North
Rive.
Wherever and whenever II occurs.
fog Is a source OF danger from which
neither prudence nor skill can guaran-
tee immunity; and whether the ship is
slowed dow. or going at full speed.
there Is cause for fear while this grey
blindness battles the eyes With
plenty OF sea-room the danger is least.
and Il Increase near land. especially
where the coast is wild and broken
like that OF Gland and Wales and
where there are many vessels as we'll
as rocks 20 be passed. -Scribner's
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-08-22

The cemetery at Monteyideo Uru-
quay. Is considered one OF the sights OF
the capital. Ii has monumental en-
trance and AN elaborate chapel. and il
rcputed TO be the most luxurious and
bcss arranged cemetery in South Amer
ica II Is situated on the sea shore
and divided into three sections, SUR
rounded by high walls In which are
arranged on the inside innumerable
inches each with It's marble tablet re-
cording the nAmcs OF those whose re-
mains are deposited inside. The cof-
fms are wound up 10 the mouth OF
THESE mural cellules BE- means OF a
portable lift and ladder combined. and
the whole snr'ace OF the wall Is hung
with wrcaths OF fresh lowers or OF
beads. which stand out In strong re.
lief against the marble facings. Each
section OF the cemetery Is carefully
laid out fenced ia with iron ratings.
and full Of tombs and monuments OF
great price and pretcnsions. due TO the
chisels OF the sculptors OF Rome and
Milan. The vegetation In the ceme-
terry Is most varied. and besides tho
funeral Expresses there are towering
shrubs OF many kinds and on almost
every grave wreaths OF fresh flowers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-08-22

Pedros story. A supurb cross OF
malachite and gold lay on q table at Els
right He babe Pedro press II TO his
lips. and swear that the story was
true. The young Cuban kissed II
solemnly and In the most impassioned
manner AS he repeated the statement
Leave the matter 10 me now" he
said. but present yourself at 7 to-
night"
We were both there at T. TO SEQ
the matter through. Pedro wild with
emotion and jealousy.
There was also the count and the
beautiful cigarette girl. pale and
proud. in her Indignation and limo
cence.
The count was requested 20 take the
solemn oath, OF the gold cross to the
effect that he had offered no greater
indignity TO the beautiful Guiana than
that OF abducting her under false pre-
lenses
The chaplain OF the palace was
present and was asked TO step forward.
You will now proceed 20 marry
the Sonora Miralda and the Count AL
monte. " said Tacon the just.
But excelenzia my family. my
position 49,"
You should have thought OF that
sooner. You will now make the SEN
ora your countess
Poor Pedrol He looked like a mad
man. and he dared not speak a word.
In few moments the ceremony was
over. and Miralda. the cigarette girl Of
the Gale do Mercadores. was the
Countess Almonte
Now. said Tacon, when the names
were registered new countess
dropping tears on her unwelcome title
as she wrote 10 after her name. make
out the deeds TO all your property In
the name of your countess.
There was no chance 20 disobey the
order. The count did as he was com
manded and the witnesses signed their
names
For the present said the govern
or. the countess will remain In Sc
clusion In the palace with my house
hold The rest are dismissed.
The count went away in hot anger.
but much relieved that his sentence
was no worse. He was on horseback,
and as he turned the first corner a
volley OF musketry from the soldiers
whose Uniform he had dishonored sent
him before a higher tribunal.
Miralda was both countess and
widow, and she did not spend any sea-
son OF mourning before she married
her lover, TO the ringing OF all the
bells in Havana
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-08-22
PEARL FISHING.
How II Is Done In Cryion--the Diver AMI
His Outl,.


The pearl fishery is again being con-
Quoted OIL the Northwest coast of Cey-
lon. and this year a larger number Of
buyers from India and thu continent
generally has been attracted 20 the
banks than ever before. The divers
great toe Is inserted in a loop formed
10y the rope which Is wound round the
diving stone. The water is calm and
quite clear TO considerable depth az
this season OF the year. The feet OF
oyster boats Is under the control OF
the government steamer which is
stationed at the pearl banks gov
ernment recorder Is attached 10 each
boat, and the oyster stores on shore
are guarded by armed police. The
locality OF the fishery presents busy
scene with It's throng OF buyers petty
trddesmen. officials. bOatmen. etc.
who congregate there during the two
Or three weeks OF the fishery. After
few days the oyster shells attract
clouds OF flies. from which there IL
no escape. not even at meal times
when every precaution Is taken TO pre-
vent fly or two being inadvertently
swallowed with every mouthful OF
food. The first boat which arrives az
Colombo or NJ any other town on tho
coast from the fishery with cargo OF
pearl oysters is enthusiastically wei
coined by old and young. rich and
poor alike, for all OF them are bent on
trying their luck In an oyster or two
purchased az random from the fish,
moagers. ~ New York Recorder
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-08-22

the Strong MaideIs Proposed to allow
No Vandalism.

Twenty years ago. when the upris-
,,g ~ the communities had been stern
~ suppressed in Paris and many o.
the ringleaders had paid the penalty
of their misdeeds with backs against n
dead wall and eyes confronting nle
OF grim soldisry. few members OF
the defeated commune escaped anu
fed wherever chance and opportunity
led them. Some reached Martinique
and were not slow To air their doc
trlnes among the simple islanders.
To these refugees the statue OF
Josephine seemed a lasting reproach-
an ever present evidence OF the royalty
they loathed and OF the governmen.
they had left behind them. They
thought II would be a fine thing 10 de-
face this work OF art as they had ef-
faced so many In Paris; and dynamite
WINS actually procured and disposed 10
the best advantage round the base OF
the statue. But the proceedings OF
these old-country roughs had been
noticed by some OF the women OF Fort
de France -Droad-shouldered charcoal
girls. strong and active porteuSes. who
had no idea OF allowing indignity 20
be offered to ia Jolic Creole" When
tho destroycrs assembled 70 wreak
their spite on the marble. they found
themselves seized by score of stall
wart women. The rutiians were
secured tied hand and foot. and. since
they were caught in the act no time
was WASTED on trial. They were
simply cast. bound as they were. into
the bay. The waves over which
.Josephine's boat used to speed SO
lightly hundred years ago now roll
over the bodies OF the vandals who
would have insulted her memory.
Communism found no congenial soit
on Martinique. and the popular verdict
was. serve them right" II all hap
pencd twenty years ago and you viii
hear nothing OF the tragedy to-day un-
less you inquire closely into the his
tory OF Josephine's statue. ST. Mich
Olas.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-08-22

they Tried 20 Put the norss to He'd WIN
Pillow and Covers-

One OF the best known society wo-
men Of Philadelphia spends the spring
months ut her country place. few
miles cut OF the city Soon after open
ing the country house her husband
arrived from the west. whore he had
been on business. bringing with him a
magnificent saddle horse. which he
gave 10 his daughter Eleanor for n
birthday present Not long afterward
the gentleman was again called away
from this part OF the country. and that
same afternoon his wife discharged the
coachman for being impudent. When
evening came on Mrs. Stellcart was In
quandary. She knew that the horse
bad TO be taken care OF, and she didn't
know exactly how to do il. 50 she said
20 her daughter;
Eleanor. we've got TO put Toag 70
bed. | recollect hearing your father
tell John 10 be very careful 10 bed him
down nicely. so we must do as well as
we can"
They went 10 the stable. and took
from the carriage house the cushion
OF wagon seat and a couple OF horse
blankets. Then they repaired 10 the
stall In which the Kentucky saddle
horse was rapidly growing hungry.
likewise weary. Mrs. Stellcart and
Eleanor placed the cushion where they
supposed the horse would use Il for
pillow. and managed 10 arrange one OF
the blankets 10 serve in lieu OF mat
tress. They then tried To coax Toag
10 lie down. in order that they might
throw the other blanket over him and
tuck IL In nicely about his heels But
from some unaccountable reason. Toag
would not lie down. They tried 20
coax him and throw him of his feet
but the greatly astonished horse at las.
protested so strongly that the ladies
gave up their work
Their house Is situated half n mile
from any other and they did not know
what 10 do. But az last bright idea
struck Eleanor and she with her
mother hurried TO the front gate and
stayed there until two men passed by
These were called; the situation was
explained 10 them. They didn't un-
derstand IL nc first. but Mrs. Stcllcart
finally burst into tears and begged
them to come in and put the horse 10
bed. The men willingly walked TO the
stable and looked at the stall for
moment Then they leaned against
tho wall and laughed until they were
nearly exhausted. Toag went 10 bed
as usual TINT night but he didn't
sleep on the cushion of wagon seat
and covered with blankets.
Every day since this occurrence
those two men have made il point 10
walk past Mrs. Stellcart's residence
stopping by the front gate long enough
20 roar with laughter so she could
hear them. Philadelphia Press.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-08-22

when her majesty. the empress OF
Japan drives out no one Is permitted
20 look NJ hcr from the windows or
chinks I'm the doors Or any part OF the
house. but must sit down by the side
OF the street through which she passes.
Each person must doif hat or cap as
she passes. except the women In Eu-
ropean dress. whose heads may remain
covered No one may speak or follow
the carriage. and no noise % ~ kind
Is allowed In the streets thru which
she passes
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-08-22
Eirnnrnnflnu.

Still another process ior llreproo Ing
combusliblc materials is reported TO .
Russia. the medium being describe ~
a paste which l. said TO have be5a
tested reccatly with uolt satlsiac.o.y
results bv the Mos o. lunerlal 90.
ciety. A shaniy WIS bd Z en ..
straw. and. after Being cogssr vi. j.
the paste was subiec, a 20 q d X ..li
The only effect beng 20 chinge tr5
straw from yellow 10 reddish
brown color without igniting or even
cracking. The society re.e-red TO has
consequently made arrangements IL Is
said. go Introduce the use OF this now
invention throughout the empire. con-
sidcring IL from every point OF view as
OF the highest value In villages or
localities where tho houses are. as a
rule. matched with straw. and where
fires. once started. frequently make q
clean sweep Of the place. The cost Of
he preparation Is very small
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-08-22

v
The economy which Is too strong TO
be disturbed by grief or bereavment Is
so akin TO avarice that no one feels
any self-reproach for holding Il up ~
ridicule. although the circumstances
may have TO do with the saddles, OF
events There was once an eccentric
old lady who lived In one OF the sea-
port towns OF New England. and who
was renowned alike for her oddities
and for what her nelghbors called her
''nearness. She was a widow. and
had inherited not little property
from her husband. which she carefully
handled and which increased In her
care. II was made a matter OF re-
proach that she did not erect tomb.
stone 10 her husband. but she always
said that she could not afford such an
expense.
In course OF time. however. tho
widow made up her mind 20 have
tablet. and accordingly went TO Boston
20 select 4. She visited one marble
yard after another. but fora long time
could find nothing cheap enough TO
suit her. AT last she came upon n
large and handsome slab which was
set aside TO be cut down.
You see il was spoiled the stone
cutter explained. We began Il for
man named Mark. but the wife
changed her mind by the time we had
got so much OF the name on, and there
is the whole slab spoiled"
I'm take IL of your hands. tho
widow said promptly. III you'll let mo
have IL reasonably"
GA. I'll let you have II very cheap.
10 save the bother OF having il cut
over. But what can you do with it?"
I'll use IL" she answered, aad no
once proceeded 70 90 into the discus
sion OF tho price.
When she had NJ last beaten the
stone-cutter down 10 an absurily low
figure, the widow bought the slab.
There. she said. now what |
want you TO do is TO pat the perfect
man after that word in the same sort
OF letters. and then the name and the
date can go just there,
She indicated 10 the GstOnished
stone-cuttcr with her long finger tho
disposition OF the inscription. and thus
il came about that in a certain we'll
known cemetery OF her native city her
husband sleeps under marble where
upon the world is admonished 20
Mark the perfect man. Youths
Companion.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-08-22
CONCERNING FLEAs.
In Biz Battle "A Hail Dozen III sht IN a
Inmp.

In q Big Eattlo "a Hall Dozen III sht IN
Lump.
There are several varieties OF fleas.
but they are SO much alike that their
differences are interesting only TO
scientific people. The flea will answer
tho purpose OF the note, which is
mainly intended TO show the process
OF breeding. During the spring and
summer months. the female flea sim.
ply drops her eggs into the fur OF tho
cat. but In autumn and winter She
CLUES each firmly upon hair. These
eggs are so small as 10 be barely Wis
ible 10 the naked eye, but under the
microscope they are extremely beau
tiful. being perfectly translucent much
resembling the loveliest pearls. The
flea deposits nearly 200 OF these at n
time says the St Louis Republic rum
ming about and dropping thcm here
aud there. They ION Match into
small, white footless worms which 20
into cocoon in about ten SAYS N6ttr-'
.isng -can Je proiticr than this cocoon.
II Is like a flask OF clenr glass. tinged
at the edges with pearly tints and
dotted over with gold. The little
sleeper within lies in circle, Is a
pretty rose color looking for all tho
world like the delicate petal Of a
flower. At first he Il not larger than
mite, but feeds we'll and grows
quickly in size and strength reaching
maturity in about six weeks. Fleas.
taken rs whole. are very quarrel
some and are great lighters. When
several are confined IN . glass together
they fight necessarily. doing most "t
their battling by standing on their
hin legs and striking their opponents
with the others la a big battle u
half-dozen % them may be- seen rolling
over and over each other losing legJ
and antenna. and al last giving no
their lives In the struggle. There u
record OF flea which lived ten days
after such an encounter with no Nn-
tenn@. three plates Of his side broken
IN one eye gone and with only four
legs and these cut oil az tho irst
Joints
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-08-22

Two tunnels OF east iron for an cleo
trio railway have been built In London
and put in operation for rapid transit.
They arc three miles in length and lie
between forty and sixty feet below the
surface OF the city's streets. The tun-
nels for the up and down lines are
formed OF cast iron from beginning Co
end save where the stations are built
and their diameter i ten and ten and
onc-half feet, the tubes being formed
o. rings one foot seven inches long.
made in fsctions and bolted together.
The tunnels were driven by means OF
a short cylinder. trinc larger in its
inner diameter than tho Gx,erioe
diameter OF the. casts4ron tunnel lin
Ing his cylinder has cutting edge.
ard Is forced forward by hydraulic
Jacks. butting n circular way into
Afiich the lining plates are fitted. the
,'arrow space between the lining and
she sol being filed with lime cement
sOrced In under high pressure. In
their course the tunnels pass beneath
the bed OF the Thames and through
the bed OF an old water course. where
loose wet gravel offered some trying
Obstacles 10 be overcome.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-08-22

He'd ] one Of thy words, my Master.
With . spirit and sense Of thine.
] would run 20 tho farthest Indies,
To scatter the JOY divine
would enter court and howell.
Forgetful OF mien or dress.
With treasure that all should ask for,
And srrsnd that all should bless
seek for thy words, my Master,
With spelling vexed and slow,
With scanty Nominations
in IN alphabet Of woe
But while am searching scanning
A lesson few care 20 hear.
Ny life writeth out thy sentence,
Divinely just and dear.
Julia Ward Howe.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-08-22

~ see that young lbsen Browning
and Priscilla Emerson are frequently
together"
YES; there is likely to be a match
there"
Are they engaged"
"No; ~ has not gone quite so far as
that yet but IL has reached the stage
g: an exchange OF love gifts"
tIndeed?r
Yes; they have exchanged specta-
cles. He Is wearing hers and she 10
wearing his. 1t Is very interesting.
isn't It New York Press.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-08
&SScr SranSf6aoe,t.

Die bergniigten 0eiihter, nit tpelden bic
geantten uno @ftionGre unierer Seuernerz
Observation-Disclosures Die GuBerft giinftig
a~usgefeQenen Nbi6luiie oes lebten Sabres
betradteten, baben idnea iebr langen Elab
gemadt. Die 9erluite, tpelhe ite in ben
finf erften WtDnaten bieies Sabres betroffen
baben, Iino furhtbare; genau Dte 9roB,
oarilber Eiegen uns spar feline geltallen Nn7
9aben Dor, Ooh lalien iie ii6 anndberno
bere6nen aus ben 9erluiten, tpelde DOm /.
Sauuar Bis gum 81. Otat 3. s. BrGnoe in
ben Ser. Staaten aberbaupt Oeruria6t
baben.
9ieie GerIufte b~eLaufen ii6 auf bte unges
heure Sun1me Don 500, 900, 468, mas etneln
Sabres9erluite Don 165 Otilionen Dollars
glei6fpmmen niirbe, ober 81 Wttatonen
Dollars mebr ais Die 8erluite bes borigen
SabreS betrugen. 8ou oieien gerlulten
eutfaqen ALIEN 500, 085, $40 auf ben Wtonat
Wfat, gegen ben poridbri9en Wtat Elm W1eDr
bon fat 3p0if 0tiuionen Dollars unb
DauptiGAli6 cine Solge Der rieiigen 98alo7
brdnbe, pel6e III Stem SerleD, Wd6t7
gan, 8isconiiu, 0einneiota unb Bennlpls
panien einen @eiammti6aoen bon $7,273,7
600 ni6t BLOB an 6ol5beitanoe, ioaOer1
an Sdgemiiblen. Saruen uno fletnet Orten
anri6teten.
Jednet man, 6aB getp06nLi6 bier Sunfz
tel Der SeAer7B erIufte oArd SeritberIng
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-08

gebeft iinb, 10 b~esiffern ft6 bic Gsrluite Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fir 1891 big 1ebt
auf So WltlIlonen Dollars uno miroen itd1,
tritt feline 8erminDerung III Den Brdnoen
ELL, fir oaS Sabr auf $132. 000, 900 belau7
fen, cine Steuer hon reldll1 - auf 1eoe1
Gopf Der 8ep0lferung.
gSie Diel BON Dteler Steuer unS Dur1
birettes Yerbrehen (8ranOitiftung aus 9e>
ninniiiGttger Nbiidt ODER ME man es bier
beiA0nigelo nennt: Nusuerfauf III Die Ser
iiherunqs9eieul6afteu). pte pIel our6 per7
bre6eriihe 9la6lGiiigtett (Nn5itnoen BON
Seuern auf Der 8rairie unb im BQ De, Die
ni9t geb0rtg eel0i6t %tporoel1, ebe man lie
perIGB), ipte pieI Durh ldlebte Sauart
un5 auferlegt porOen, lGBt li6 l6ner be-
retnen. @inerlei aus iDelber urlabe lle
beruorge6t, ite 1T 81 groB, ais oaB ielblt
ein 10 rei6eS 2anb mic Die Ser. Staaten
lie auf Die 9auer traaelt fonrte. DIE e>e7
ieb9ebuug ioute ith mebr ais blsber init
oieier 6rage beldGftiQen nnO 1trengere
Strafen auf burh Tabrldiiigfeit Dber bo1e
Nbli6t berOprgerIfe1e 8rGu0e leben ulo
itrengere baupoliSeilide 3eleBe e%rla1len.
g8ie uie[ ShtpeiB uno Nrbeit Der Wfenldsn
uno ME plel lnngjGbri9es titles Nrbelten
Der gtatur geb0rt nldt Da5l, I'm Die gSertbe
tDieoer 81 ldaffen, nelde sum grpBeren
Sheile 5neifelSobne 0ur6 ltuQ9tlGmtelt III
Nu9enbIiGen Su @runoe geDen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-08
yt1lano.

- 8on Der groBen Qumperei in
Sen betben grOBen Barteien
iagt Die unabbdn9ige sc. Orl. 9. 3tg."
ri6tig: v@s fGut uns ntdt Elm, ~bebaupten
gu tpouen, baB Die aqgemeine Corruption
Der poIttilden 8arteie1 alf Die cine oper
auf Die anoere bei6rdnft lett nod audi, OaB
Die etne Hartei corrupter Jet ais bic anoere.
g8ie Der Sempfrattibe SuOen
ieine a d ipibblbtl6en StaatSz
g d a SINE t t, 10 bat oeren aud Der
republifaniiGe gtoroen aufsutpetlen. 8etbe
groBen Yarteien firb lett eeSabren moraltl6
Derrottet. 9os iiingite 8etipieI bon 8artetz
Corruption liefert nus jebt Der repablt>
Staat Bennplpanten
nit ieinem Stoat unO Staot beiteblenz
ben 9btlaoelpbiaer Staotidabnetiter."
- Sn Sadiom in Miiliiitppt
tpur6en CUR Sdmiidung Der 6auler am
@rGber d. NJ il dungStag E I'M @anz
3er1 nur iteben Ee"beIIen a6nen be r.
fault, tpGbreno bic 6Guier nit unionsz
Sabnen fat lberlaben naren. Gin gutes
!3et6en!
9as farsli@ entbIGte @0tbez
9enfmal N YbiIa0eIphia, cine
Stiftun9 Der o~ortigeu 0eutl6en fir ben
pra6ttgen Sairmountz8art, lit na6 ben
SGiIoerungen Sa6neritGnotger ebenlo
i d b II mie bas bersits oaielbit porbanbene
Sdilerz0 enfmal. Sm @an5en lit es %
SUB boob. Nuf etnem B%oitar1ent NIT
biagonalen Stufentpangen erbebt ii6 Elm
SoGel aus eeinliffenem @ranit uno auf
oielem en1 6 SUB bo0er bronSener Wiirfel,
pelher Die Sni6rtften y@eDtomet bon ben
9euti6en B6llaoelpbta's 1891" uno
Dedicated by the German-American
Citizens of Philadelphia" trGgt unb NIT
benz gi6eufranS, Dem Symbol ber burger
Ii1en Sugen0en. uno benz Gorbeer, Der
&ubmeStrone bes OiGters. aeldmiidt lit.
Die @eltalt @oetbe's, mel6e auf bieiem
lluterbau ii6 erbebt, lit 9 SUB 9roB unO
Der 8ron3eguB, tpel6er aus Der 9ieBerei Der
@ebriioer 8ureau in 8btlaoeIpbia berDOrz
gtng, lit Elm oorsiiglt6er. 9ie gdn5e @ez
italt lit rubig uno mlrbt9 9ebalten un0
lGBt neben Der ma6tpouen @ri6etnun9 Die
Dornebme ytatur bes groBen St6tertttriten
erfennen. @oetbe's Qn5ug lit cine genaue
gta1bilbuug Der @etpanoun9. tute tie in
ben sriten SSabren bteles Sabrbunberts ubz
lid par. Ser 8ilobauer, Serr Manaer,
bat @oetbe etna lit ceiien finf3isitem
2ebensiabr gum @egenitanoe letler plaitls
iGen 9arftelung genta6t. Ser &opf tit
Qenau Der beriibmten Sled lden Gllte uaobz
gebiIoet uno meilterbaft mobeiltrt.
Ser S60pfer bes 8%btlabeGz
pbiaer S6iIlerz uno @Dtbez
9emfmaIs, 8ilohauer 6ettrt6 Wan-
ger III Bbtlaoetpbla, bat au1 Die