The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-02-20

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Dio % "H-t' men.
iA' most feul'1fHanle Woih aA '.i"hcr
OF 1A1 past year D. MISS McN' h'"-.. aa
AANeniLfsone HcoJch flF4- SID" -.aI.
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ana on i''t. win 10 com paA..- ....F.
tAe peasant "ho attended her. IaT 'oa
weeks I'D lAl7 4A region 7ao --fe.
among .Ar '''Iicl'sl paaaaAiI.', con. '''l.
4H- enllrcIy TO iheli ways oI -ia. N.a-f
81 li.i night "neh up IN tho hl"a Ia..1.-
iains. she slept IN the open ar wrapped
only IN cloak. she had reason 20
know now and then IN her solitude tta'
"lItc4ts, bears and wolves exist In ron-
aIH.laoie number IN the ta~ralAians.
anu are faihef more curious u Ane pl.
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obs l.-l-e 10 S-ri '''FeIl"s ai'i.e -'..-
l-"L-oA ~ lAc hus74,.n I'ho-ef'
IIoDao4y not one g!i4 IN ten thousand,
however. would think there was any fun
IN travelling az Miss DoUle did. She
seldom wore shoes whca climbing the
mountains Tor they were slippery, and
sIo FOUND she could ascend steep slope
IN greater comfort barefoot with hef
iooigear slun% around her neck. She
met "lth number OF accidents, and
was very near ofo"hed once While OATH
ing buL shG Ie1uTi'eu nome WY
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ol inc Journey sHe - mss "o--l 'Ii -ios-
cases more 'H4h Oh. --' P'1-7'-'' anu
roman 'll ''11"'ee- 's Say "' one can
H-s'i -l-yIis eHIS l-y''i, -'-il -''-!
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anu nave ulsAaAeh l2llh IiL1 o4"A1
"iI4 one Gay again wear -17 e'o"h'
Tho young lady read a paper on her
summers adventures before the British
Association The paper showed bow
admirably young lady may study
geography, for il MAS full Of interesting
Information, and the great gcographer
Ravensteln' said, IN moving vote OF
thanks mat MISS Do"ale was more en-
many of those who went much further
.H..HT