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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-05-27
THE SOLTMAN MOSQUE.
Quite Credible, After All.

He had asked the girl to see the lady
of the house, and when she appeared
he took off his hat and said:
''Madam, / am no tramp nor beggar.
Next week l begin work, and want
q few shillings to tide me over"
"What are you going to work at?"
she asked.
"Planting corn, madam. 1 have
'aken job of planting twenty acres,
and that will give me big start"
"Well, if that's the case I'll give you
q quarter. l am willing to help any.
one who seeks TO help himself"
"'Many thanks"
And he had been gone half an hour
when the woman suddenly ran down.
stairs and queried of the cook:
"Say, Jennie, you used to live III
the country. What time do they plant
corn?r
sIn May, hereabouts."
"But where do they plant in Sep.
tember and October?"
'In South America, l guess"
"Ob, that makes it clear. He was
probably going to South America tc
do the work. The thought had sud.
denly struck me that he was de.
ceiver."
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-05-27

library OF art collection; consequently,
but few Of the visitors there MAKE 1t a
permau'-. residence. This lack oil
progress, may In a measure be attrib.
uted to the danger that has threatened
the city for the last decade. I Tlere is
constant danger Of an outbreak through
the fansticism of the Mahometans. This
danger has been increased recently by
the threatening attitudeO of the Russians
who do not appear to be deferred by
the consideration that Constantinople
is an excellent military place. The
Sultan's d cminions would make a very
valuable acquisition to Russia, and the
Russians with comparatively small
fleet would doubtless come off vic
torious; the connection of CONSTANT
nople with the island and coast of the
Mediterranean, wouli make il easy for
the cantending armies to come to-
gether.
Since some time, the English by their
admirable management of Egypt have
raised the self esteem Of the Orientals,
That t',ey may Join the European pow
er5 Is a. impossible; judging from the
the wild fanatlcism Of the people this
connection would probably cause a
furious war.
Although not a stationary residence
for strangers. still Constantinople is a
favorite stopping place for tourists.
One can travel quickly, comfortably
and cheaply from London, Paris, Ber-
lin and Vienna to the Bosporus. There
a strange blending Of half Grecian and
half Asiatic life is seen. 1t has become
the fashion for the pleasure re-tourists
to visit Constsntinople, and every year
sees the number visiting this unique
city increased.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-05-27
C0NSTANTINOPLE.

The small inlet that connects the
Black with the Aegean Sea and Med
1terranean, has been the Highway to
Commerce for centuries. When the
last fragment of the Persian Army fed
from Greece and Thrace to Asia. the
persecution of the Greeks were ended
IN 4I9. Their victory was complete
when ByZanZ was captured-which
city as a Greclan colony occupied but
a small portion of the ground upon
which Constantinople now stands. About
500 years after this "a. d. $500 the
Roman Emperor-ConstaDti made
this city the Central point of the East
ern Empire, and gave it his name and
administrative Importance. Since that
time Constantinople has remained the
chief city of the Empire, never having
again sunk to mere city of traffic.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-05-27
Progressive Theology.

A certain evangelist in Western Vlr-
sinia organized Sunday-school, and
by dint of diplomacy obtained goodly
following of youngsters into whose
uncombed heads and plant hearts he
instilled the rudiments of religion.
Neither did he spare the corrective
rod in case his charges failed TO come
to taw with the catechism.
One Sunday new arrival was dis
covered over in the boys corner. He
was called down before the teacher
and cross-eXamincd with q view to
learning his religious requirements.
GLOW many gods are there?" asked
the teacher.
The boy thought moment and ven
tured the assertion that there wero
two.
"Wrongw said the teacher.
"Threel"
'"Ohl you must know better than
that! Try again. How many gods
are there?"
"Fourw whimpered the boy.
"Wrong againl" shouted the in
structor. 81 will give you one more
cllInCc- IL you uOH dnSWeT TlBllt lUlS
time I'll tan you. Now, for the last
time, how many gods are there?"
"Five!" walled the unhappy tow
head.
Smack The teacher gave him a
thorough dressing down and sent him
from the room in disgrace. A belated
scholar found him sitting by the road
side bowling at the top of his voice.
"What's the matter, Jack?"
"Teacher licked me-"
"What for?"
"Cause / didn't know how many
gods there WERE"
"Huh! that's easy enough"
"D' You know?"
"Course."
"How many are there?r
"One, you stupid"
"One, eh! Well, you just go IN
there with your little one god and
you'll catch it. ] lowed there was
five, and he Ugh killed me. Wash,
ington Post.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-05-27

erection Of a statue Is forbidden by the
Mahometan Religion. Beside thb
building is half round pilla,
which bears the dreaded standard of the
Sultan.
The Armory is built in the simplest
style both inside and out, and would
not be considered flt for Barracks, in
Europe or America. a great many
beautiful Villas are seen here and there
in Constantinople, In which the High
Officials and rich Turkish land owners
reside The most beautiful of all is
occupied by the Russian Ambassador.
Turkey, as we have already said, Is
not a progressive Empire, and few
schools are to he found, but the present
sultan Abdul Hamid, seems to have
more advanced ideas, and is erecting
several buildings for schools.
Constantinople is not place for art
and science. There is no museum,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-05-27

build the city. The foods from the
Bay on which the city Is built, washed
deeply into the coast of "Old ByzanZ"
making a point of land called the
Golden Horn" Left OF this, to-
wards the Southwest, lies the city OF
ConstantInople filled with narrow,
dirty streets with windowless houses,
the tenants of which pass most or
the time in the streets; but in the shops
sit the dull and Idle shopkeepers.
To the right of the Golden Horn to
the northeast, is the venerable Tower
that the Genoese erected, in the suburb
of Galata adjoining the suburb of Pera.
These suberbs are built in modern
style, and inhabited by Italians, Greeks,
Levantians and Jews. Here are broad,
straight streets, stores with polite clerks,
hotels, street railroads, coffee houses
and theatre.
In the eastern part of the city,
the palace of the Sultan occupies a
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-05-27
An Angry Elephant.

Several employees of circus were
endeavoring to get an elephant ashore
from steamer at Metropolis, Ill.
The animal was reluctant to land, and
they prodded him with poles. The le-
visthan became exceedingly angry,
and, seizing his nearest tormentor
with his trunk, he lifted him high in
tie air and threw him thirty feet into
the river. The man was a swimmer
and escaped unhur. The elephants
keeper soon Appeared on the scene,
and he wen, ashore without further
trouble,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-05-27
Blacks Changing Color.

There are alleged to have been many
instances of colored persons turning
white, but the case of a Yamacraw
ga woman is most remarkable from
the fact that her niece few years ago
also became a Caucasian to all appear
ances, and that her skin drops off in
big flakes. She is almost entirely
helpless, her limbs being paralyzed.
Her illness began with her change OF
color.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-05-27
BUILDING OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT.

A great many Emperors followed
the Roman Emperor in the palace at
Constantinople. They made this city
their residence. Many of the high
Officials also lived here. 1t was a city
Of wealth and luxurious extravaganza.
1t contained many Churches. Cir
cuses, Libraries, Bah Houses, Parks
and great Arsenal, which under the
different governments has been en-
larged and beautifed. This chief city
of the Byzantian Kingdom for several
centuries, was the only great city In
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-05-27

the world. Constantinople is now in
creasing in population, but the Byzan-
tian Kingdom decreased until it be-
came miserably weak
In the year 1904 the conquer Enrico
Dandola captured the city for the
Venetians The ByZantian Emperor,
with the assistance OF the Geuoese
soon recar.ured it, and we're in posses
sion of 1t until 1853 when the Turks
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-05-27

took It from them. The Turks estab-
lished Constantinople which they called
Stambaul in the Turkish manner, after
Roman Kingdom. 1t was not land
of industry and commerce. The Turks
did not utilize the glorious climate and
fertile soil as they might have done.
They tried to follow the teachings of
their Prophet Mshomet and to use the
swords of their brave warriors. They
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-05-27
Two Heads No Better Than One.

A boy in Maryland found a small
snake having two perfectly developed
heads. When teased, it will strike
viciously, sometimes with both heads
and sometimes with one. Each is per-
fectly Independent of the other and is
attached to the body about three-quar.
ters of an inch back on the neck
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-05-27

Bujuidere.
All parts of the city receive work, in
come and nourishment from the baau.
tiful sea, which surrounds half circle
of the city, with its deep, blue salty
waves. Constantinople is to-day, one
one of the largest ports in the world,
and It steadily increases IN Importance,
as the Turkish net of railroads is EXTEND
ed. Much more progress has been made
in the European, than in the Aslastlc
provinces.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-05-27
NY LADY SINGS.

,,rough the day, o hlppy thrushi
hear thy music's torrent gush;
Then comes the blackbird's mellower lutte
And merrily when both are mute
The Robin sings:
pr, when the blue turns golden pale,
D,'., ,bsrr'. strange impassioned tale
Told BY the Daulian nightingale
With dusky wings
O magic music, linger still
Echo from the furze-clad hill
ros.ss hack with semblance tins
The dreamy ecstasy divine,
And ether rings:
pDt n. through windows open wide
T, catch the breath Of eventide,
Copr. loyeIier sound than aught beside
My lady sings.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-05-27

Kingdom wa7 rebuilt from the old
Church st. Sophia, erected by the
b. zantisn EmpeEors. 1t is enlarged and
very handsomely decorated. The Soil
man and Achmed Mosques are especial
Turkish buildings. Achmed with its
slender minarets and beautiful dome,
present, an Oriental picture which Is
not without charm.
A peculiar building. or rather a con-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-05-27

The Turks do not build palaces OF
circuses-they erect Armories and
mosques. The palace of the Sultan is
an exception-and yet this palace, In
spite of its plendid situation, is not
at all imposing. 1t cost an I'M
mense sum, but the dishonesty of the
contractor or officials probably increas-
ed tie expenditure.
The great Temple Of the Turkish
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-05-27

The Argentine currency Is 20 be
placed on a silver basis.
North Dakota promises better crop
than for seven years past.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-05-27
A Novel Advertisement.

Here is an advertisement taken from
a Yokohoma, Japan, newspaper, which
is printed in English:
For Sale,
Best Peppermint Oil,
Made From It's Really Leafs.
Can be durable for the sickness of Male,
Female or Boy.
Dizzy.-Use to put or wipe few drops on
the forehead, bOthsides under eyebrows,
noseholes, and both sides back of ears.
Fcyer.-Wipe on the forehead, and nose
holes
Fit.-wipc mosi to the noseholes and drink
few drops mixed with tea.
Giddy.-Wipe bothsides of forehead, and
noseholes.
Gout or Goutswollen.-Wipe bothsides Of
forehead, noseholes and much to the breast.
Headache.-Wipe on the forehead, and
poseholes.
Believe Cs,
CHOY THOONG SUNG.
Talpin Gate outside Brass Smith Road.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-05-27

The population Of Paris has In
creased so, 900 since the previous cen
suS
There is some talk of laying cabb
between England and Germany.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-05

auIri6tig unb Obne ielbli6ti9e 9aebens
5iuede bulbi9en, f6nneu lueber bumm
nod ldledt fem uao gcrabe bestuesen
oerOient bieie ,Soutbweitern 8anb
&iipciaiion" Die 9tdtung uuo bas Sers
tranen aller perniinftigcn Wenlben.
Gin anoerer llmItanb bari nibt ibers
leAen weroen. Sielc oieler peri6iebcnen
@fuiif=Gbbye famen aus ben Iiibpeitli=
6en, lebr bi6t be!ieoeltcu Grenjz zGounz
ties nnb s(n9Io= ipie0eutib. .9(merifaner
iuaren babel 5icmfid 9leit itarf uertrez
ten; abcr 9erabe biele @ren5e@ounties
ludren bisber eiu Tabres MiItbeet, in
wetdem 5anatlfer afr 9trt, SrpGibi.
tlpHiltem uno Gohntag zWutffr 9rcB9ez
6ogtn l0Irocn uto CUTE un6 uerItanbise
Siir9er aus jener 0e9enb lUartn MN
III 9rpBef 3agl roD benz beutldfn
St6ot1cn 9 ermauu gtfOmmeu, mel
0c8 leiner 5reifiuni9feit uno 1eiuer
reli9Dien @orHrtbeiIslOii9teit iuessn BON
allem Mudcr8elinoel arg otrI1rieen lit
uu0 Ga ba6en nun oieIe Xeute nit i6rcn
ci9enen 9tu9sn 9eIebeu, ooB mau au6 in
9ermlnn trinten uao better iein faun,
oDne iib Ill betrinfen uno bnB man Ii9
amSonntag amiiiircn !no ii6 bed batei
anItdnoi9 be!rasen fam.
9(u6 cine 9ameNsSapeQe aus Sasper
County Datte Ii9 ein9efunbeu uno bisie
mHliiirte uno otr9niigts licb ont So,nta8
cbenio gut, als bieWtlt9tieoer aller anOe.
rem Wuiitz&apelIen. Q;e}e 3amcn for.
ren nua III ibrer &}cinatb ibten fanatiz
l6en SetI0rueFern er5dbleu, oaB man
aud iii S)ermann III anltGnolaer @elIe
better iein tann, pbue oeencaen @efa1r
SIT la,tier, utnlittelbar pon bn aug per
GGtroppit in Die @0ae iabreu 5r mitfien.
Sa3 9dnSe Sclt lpGr elne 9clun9ene
s(ffaire. 0bpobl auf rem 6airplob uno
in ben Diftnt!i6en 9otaItit in Der Gtoot
Gauienhe bon Mcni6eu bur6cinanoer=
lpo9tcn, 10 ,unr BOD tcinMiBtru 81 b5ren
ano BON lUiiitent 2drm @etrunfencr o6er
9ar Strcit iuar ni1t bas@criugite 5u be,
mcrttH un6 Die MHIiter ioWOBl ais aud
Die 9eIamrten@dite riibuten eiuiiimmi9
Die IreunhIi6e 8ebnnoIun9 lmo bie libc=
rale @jnitIidfeit, iucI6e i0acn ooHSciten
Der 0crmnnrerSeluoGner 5uSGcif uuroe
uno rlan I6ico pOu einanber nit Der
9r0Btcn 0cr5ti1feii auf gSicoerIsBcn!
Die 9to1lpirf1ngeu bieic8 6cltes wcr=
Den nicbt au3blel6eu uH6 100 immcr au9
iii 3utunIt cincs bicIcr MuIiticlte abges
baltcn urrocn mag, peroen oie ianuti-
idH 6inItcrlmgc icbes Mat So02n ucrz
licrcu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-05

Die 4rpbi6itiOnllten ba6en isbt au6
in Der @eItbsc6ur9 BON Mi6igan cine
cmpIinOIide gtieberla9r erlitten. eSu
Ocm 0berbauIe beiu9ter @eiet9ebun9
lit ndmli5 Ole beriidti9te ,,9ufal>Sptiun
StlI" he5 Senators Gruwn, berSufulse
ale s ountis3 in ieEem Staate ,,trOGen"
iein iOlltsn, bis Die Stimm9eber anoers
beihlOhen babcr, nit betrd9tli6erMe6rz
belt ucrmOrfeu lporocn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-05
.Sobrclara mar ib uahreno tes@in

,sSabretarg mar ib pa1reno besgSinz
ters nit elmer Observation-Disclosures
Der 6ii6e bebaftet," Ia9t Scrr SobnSart
puu 8eaper Greet, Minu. SieS(erste be.
seidreten meiuenSau uls @lieoer.&6elz
matismus. Die beiten Soctoren bebans
belten mid, fonnten mir aber nur gerinse
Qiuoerun9 peri9afen. SD perlndte pte'
lcrleiRuren, aber obnegrfol9. gSdbrenb
beg 8inters 1887, als meineisilBe 10 ans
aeIdtpoGen iuureu, baB i6 fanm meine
gtieIel an5uSieGen permO6te, ma9te i'd
einen SsrIu9 mitG9alnbcrlain' 'sS9mer'
sen 8alIanr. Die elIte Ginrei5ung pers
minberte biestnYGrpsllun9 i6on betrGdt.
lid unb als bic erite so gts. 5lai6t
uerbran6t mar filblte ib icl6e @rlei6
teruns, baB i6 Die St6de, mittellt berer
id mid nur fortSubeiue9en oermo6te
bel Seite legen founte unb au6 wieoel
im Stanoe mar, Stiefel 81 trasen. 81
| gts. sslaI9eu bes Wittels iino bel 81
mon Soeser & 60, 0rafe, Ro. Uni
| Sinf6pelter s. 8uente, WorriiOn, Rr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-05
Was WfiHeuri.

- Sn 0etrUit, @ticbigan, hsrb am
Der betannte ct. 9ouIler
Gamuel s.. 8redinrlb9e,
wdbrcno er auf Dem GOnucut presbptez
rianii9er @smelnoeu cine 9teoe belt,
am 6ersl9la9. SredjnriO9e iuar
SO Sabre oft unb ein prOmlnerter &e>
publifauer, oer friiber lneDrcre polltlI6e
2ewtcr beflelbete.
- Beim ScrIu6, BON elnem gSa gen
ciner Sabclbabn nuf ciuen auoern 5u
Itcistu, fiel am Spnnta9 in ct. 2ouiS
Ger Is Sabre alte 0enrD OtcDer inter
Die 9tQoer uno luurbc Der & &0rper mittcn
ourD9eiduitttn, iva3 oen SOB 6es &las
ben 6nr 6ol9c gatte,
- g8dGreno eincs S!reitc5 !UIr0e
om Samstn9 III ct. qou;s Del 81 Sab
re cite gtsser 9enrD Soroan uOn Dem
% Sabre oltcn crit Uor einem Sabre
ans 8ap,ra ein3eioanoerteH SOiepb
6eiblcr eritoden. 9crM5r0cr entiloh
; wurbe aber lpdter oerbaitet.
- Su 6olpel County ipuroe Sobl
SO. 8luif, wel6er felt 80 SuBrcn ba,
: Qmt zines 6risoen2ri6ters betleioet
1 unb II SATIRE alt it, 'ue9en 6dIi6un!
b. pon 8eni iiOns 00flaicntcn SIT eiHeu
: Sabre uno eincm Sag 9uibtbausitraf
perurtbeilt. Die 8lc!de Straie tro
6rau 9ucD Jtobjniou, pslh2 Sic 6strij
t eeriiGcn gtiiiDooits Iicicr;e. 2lntb@eG
/ unb scott 9ids uurben Dcn 6emielbe
: @erittsbof we8cn 6aii1miiu5ens 5u oe
= glei1cu Strlie uerartbeitt.
: - Ser 4rp5eB ae9en 81 sdos
: nleiiter 60. E. 9tOlano, iuel6er sur
. sirsiten Wate 5ur SerBanolun3 fommt
8 Oa Die Surp iid I. 3. nj9t eiuisen fonl
y te, lit auf ben 6. SuIi augeiebt tuprber
&c 8abri9eiutib ,u;re CT oann lpjeoer ri
L gum October rz5ermin biuaus9el6obt
IL ipsrbtn.
;" ~ - HSu Der County Snit gu 2am'
>" erI5of iib @iaaro @pnns, ein jung
= Mnnn bon Moop. 6owsQ County, .
BON bort nit einer jnnaen Dame Ell
Ilpben mar NIB na6 Dent Snbiauc
, SerritOrium bate 3ebeu iuoqen, II
= BORT 5u beiratben. Gr ;uurbe pouMoDt
=. aus pe9en eine5 anoereu @erbre9e,
y y, NOD perfOlst Guan5 geb0rte ein
:; bpb9ea6teten uno reiben 5amitie
r. 6otueG County on.
,ar -Sn gteoi9o pit-be George Sub
nj, BON @ranbp uuf Die 2tnflaSe bin perb
mn tet, uor Subren BEN Sabnar5t Or.
~ q. 6ululrb con SopIin, Mo, ermor
Su ba6en. Der MOrb ma6te banl
NJ srpBes Iufiebsn, ba er Die 8pl9e Ell
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-05
8reiSni,simten.

SESLebNcttuIlbH-
Die g2eiserprciIe iino i'll lebier
g8ofls etiuas 9efallen; e6enio Die @eli6z
forns nnb 6afer 8retie. Die 9iiuitige
@itteruns III Den Sunmerluei5enItnaten,
Die nub iebr piel &eGi6tOrn uno 0aIer
baueu, trus tu0bl oa5 @teiltc Gier5u bel
9tm 9ieuita9 itloiitn &reiie i'll Gb;cdgo
,pie iOl9t:
@ei5cn, Sunitieierun9, 99b Gcnts,
Suli!isferun9, 95 gent3, 9tu9uitlicfez
ruag. 934 Gcnt5, 9c5cm6enlieieruug 90
Gcnts.
@cli6toru, SunilieTeruuJ, 55a Gts.,
Srlilicierung, SO Gent3, 2lu3uitljefcz
rung, SO Gtnls, 5eptambcvlifIcyuH3,
5l3 GtHiS.
0afcr, Suni!ieferuug, 43 Gtnt$, Su-
Gleieruag. 401 geats, 2tu8uittreicrang,
81! Gents, Geptem5crIjeTerun3. 34
Gents.
Sic &reiie IinO iii: gBci5en bur6z
i6nittlib 5 Gents, I:!r g8cti9forH HnO
0afer 3 bis / Gents per Sulbel uicz
oriser, al3 Die greiic Der Iesttn 0tai-
@ote. SIM llebrigcn iino bic Yrciie
siemli6 9leidmdBi9. 9tur 0aIer pi.o
fir Den Snii oolle 8 Gent5 b65er, ais
fir Die 2lu9ultlieferuu9 uptirt. 0as
erfidrt litb oaraus, ouB nian IN ben iiioz
| li6ern, 0aier baucnoeu Staaten, ocren
Grntt Suud;JIt al Die Geibe tommt, cine
| ic6lc6te 0aftrerntt unO berIa!bcn entz
iprcd,enO Bpbe 0aferpreile ermdrtst, in
Den nDroli6en St0aten, absr i'll oCnet
Der 0aicr ip6tGr reiit, cine CUTE 0nfer,
crute uuo Iomit Ell btbcutcnOcs 5aIlen
Der 0oicrpreiie, irbaio oieIe lcb:ere
Grntc lit ben Worft tomalt.
Ole &reiIe Ser otlantidcu 2tuSIubrz
bdIcn, 9tciu Yorf uno Baltimore, tai
ten iib ourlIipeg auf Ill biz 112 Gents
bDber, a!s Die Gbica9cer 4!reiie unO es
iuiro 5icmljb uiet gSeiSeN uno MteBl
mad, europa perI6ifft. Sm llebri9en
butcn cic curopajihsu G'etrei0Cpyeile
nidjt mc9r Den moBgebcUocU Gi1titUB,
bcn Iie iii iriGcrcu 3cittn onf Die GIcii.
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