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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27

We think that Mr. Bissell is wrong
when he comes to the broad conclusion
that because man belongs to the Alli-
ance that, therefore, he is not Demo-
crat. We believe that man can be a
good Democrat and at the same time
be an Allianceman. There are some
Alliancemen who are not Democrats.
Some of them are Republicans and
some Thirdpartyites, but there are some
who are Democrats.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
FLORENCE HAS ANOTHER FIRE.
A Church, Two Parsouages and Three Pri
vate Residences Destroyed.

FLORENCE, 5. c., September S.-
Florence had a $1,000 fire this morn
ing. 1t originated in the Mansion
House, an unfinished three story build
ing. The loss on this house is $500;
insurance, $4,000. The other losses are:
District P Presiding Elder J. B. Wilson's
residence. $4,000, insurance, So 500; st.
Johns Episcopal Parsonage, $500, in
surauce unknown. A half dozen other
residences were damaged to the amount
of $500. A second alarm was given at
l o'clock. Several outbuildings were
burned.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27

The Swan case, one of the State con-
stables who was fined for contempt Of
court by Judge Simonton, has been
taken on habeas corpus proceedings
to the Supreme Court of the United
States. More lawyers and lawsuits.
It is no wonder that State taxes have
to be increased.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27

THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, COUNTY OF NEWBER-
RY-IN PROBATE COURT.
John NJ. Kinard as Admr. of the Estate
OF Reuben Harrington, Plaintiff,
against Nicey Harrington and Others,
Defendants.
Complaint to Sell Land to Pay Debts.
THE CREDITORS OF REUBEN
l. Harrington, deceased, are hereby
required to render and establish their
demands before this Court on or before
the 10th day of October, 1893.
J. 3. FELLERS, J. P. n. G.
Sept. 1th, 1893.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
For Sale.

Fine Je rsey Cow, with young calf
Nice secondhand Phaeton, nearly
new, at bargain.
500 cords of four-foot Pine Wood.
Apply to A. 4; DURHAM,
tt At F. A. Schumpert's.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

A LII PERSONS HAVING
n claims against the Estate of James
A. Henry, deceased, are requested to
hand them in properly attested by the
first day Of December next. And all
persons indebted to said Estate will
make payment on or before that date.
SOPHIE E. HENRY, Executrix.
September II, 1898.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
s.He bade me act manly part,
Though had ne'er a farthins, -.
For without an honest, manly heart
Nc rron v,as worth regarding"

We fear, in this utilitarian age, this
attainment is too much overlooked
and neglected. More heart culture,
more sentiment, if you please; more of
that greatest of Christian virtues,
charity, love of fellowman, is needed
in this age. These cannot be attained
without heart culture and heart de-
velopment.
Permit US to quote here one para
graph from this address and then beg
that you read the whole:
aThere has never been time in the
history of this country when there was
greater need than at present of men OF
sound and spotless character. The cry
ing demand of to-day is for strong, res
olnte men Of energetic wills and un-
fiinching moral courage; men Of manly
hearts, imbued with high purposes,
governed by sound principles, and
thoroughly alive 70 the great ana
solemn responsibilities of the present
age. Not that men are worse now than
ever before. Such pessimistic view is
unjust, unwarranted and untrue. What
is meant is this: Modern progress and
achievements have been so wonderful
and rapid, the future is filed with pos
sibilities so bewildering to contemplate,
that the share allotted to the present
generations, in working oot the grand
destiny awaiting our nation, lar eX-
ceeds in value and Importance any
part taken by our forefathers; and is
fraught with difficulties and dangers
never before experienced. The grand
inheritance of past ages is iHrr' ;s'd
thousand foid by the rich gii,s ana
treasures of modern achievements
And all these are placed into the hands
of the living in sacred trust. Woe be
to the recreaRt and despoller"
We fear sometimes men do not ap-
preciate Alright the responsibility Of
living. There is no need for the bitter
ness and strife, the enmities and jeal-
ousies so often found in life. These
come from giving rope and latitude to
the baser instincts of our urnatures. With
the proper aim Of life before ls and the
proper appreciation of the duties and
responsibilities of life, with a proper
cultivation and development Of our
letter selves, many of the rough places
might be made smooth and we would
be better prepared for that life which
is to come,
We need to develop more our bet
ter natures, cultivate the courtesies
and amenities of life, and this world
would be made the better and the hap
pier by so doing. It is not so much
what people think of US as what we
ourselves really are. Let US take more
thought for the building Of character
and the world will soon place the pro-
per estimate upon US.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27

That was an ugly affair at Roanoke.
a committee of citizens has asked
Mayor Trout to return to the city in
the interest of law and order.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER u. 1898.
STRENGTHENING OF CHARACTER.

STRENGTHENING OF CHARACTER.
We take up good deal of space this
week in the publication of an address
on this subject, delivered by the Rev
Barlow B. Ramage at the Commence
ment of Newberry College last June.
Mr.. Ramage is native Newberrlan'
but now resident of Nashville, Tenn.
The fact that he is q native Newberry
boy will make the address OF interest
to his former friends and acquaint-
ances, but not OF that account do we
present it to our readers, but on ac-
count of its intrinsic merit and worth.
It will we'll repay you for careful and
thoughtful perusal. 1t is well written
and contains many truths that it will
be well for US to mediate on and learn
lessons from and thus be profted and
benefited.
True, as Mr.. Ramage says, it is not
high birth, wealth or intellectual at
tsinments that make man truly great.
Not even genius itself does this for man,
but after all it is the possession of
right and true heart in man that makes
true greatness. And often this is found
in the man of humble origin or poor
attainments Intellectually, and pos
sessed of but few of this worlds goods.
Let US impress the advice of Burns
father:
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
Jewelry and Watches repaired and
guaranteed by G. w. Ceilings. tt
IS Van WIeh ~ Enioy

the Spring and Summer weather and
probably prevent long spell Of fever,
cleanse your system and purify your
blood by the use of the Harris Lithia
Water. It has no equal. tx.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27

If you need anything in the Shoe
line don't forget that Jamieson's is
headquarters for Shoes.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27

The leading styles in Dress Goods at
& Renwick's. u
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27

STATE CT SOUTH CAROLINA
COURT OF PROBATE. r ..
John NJ. Kinard, Clerk of Court Of Com,
mon Pleas, ,asAdministrator Of Wash.
ington L. Gourdine, deceased, Plain
tiff, against Coroline Gourdine, Char
lotte Whelly, Henry Gourdine, Mos
ley Gourdine, Penelope Martin.
Florence Hargrove and David II.
Wheeler, Defendants.
Amended Summons, Compliant not
Served
To the Defendants:
vOU ARE HEREBY SUM
i moned and required to answer
the complaint in this action which is
filed in the Office Of the Judge Of Pro-
bate for Newberry County, State afore-
said, and to serve copy of your answer
to the said complaint on the subscribers
at their Office at Newberry Court House
in said County and State within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive
of the day of such service; and If you
fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this
action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
JONES & JONES,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated December 6, A. D. 1892.
L. S. J. B. FELLERs,
JPN. C.
To Molsey Gourdine:
Please take notice that the complaint
in the foregoing action was filed in the
Office of Judge of Probate for Newberry
County, State Of South Carolina, on
the 9th day of December, 1892.
JONES & JONES',
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Newberry, S. c.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27

1Otal. p1oo.ooO
This year for the same purpose:
Columbia & Greenville....... Sill 70
Columbia, Newberry & Lau-
AO~'N~>
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-20
Interesting Fossiis.

In TACT that THE region between the
L-,s-ippi river and the Rocky noun
l. sas ono. the home OF great herds
ainorroses is not generally known.
!. daring hysone geological period
! a the elm ate Of that region Was very
"a warmer than il now is. These
q.l.. loay since extinct in America,
u toascnial conditions on the great
q. ii the west during the Eocone
1 aieone periods. Geoiogists say that
,.e remote ages great fresh water
u,enied from Canada to the gull,
ss nov the Mississippi river flows.
AXE was led by many streams, and
sliment deposited on its bottom
bed several hundreds of feet IN depth.
ar~ sedimen;ary deposits many fos-
suains Of rhinoc-roses have been
=. year an expedition Was sent oot
be New York Natural History NM
!, 10 search for fossils in Wyomin
ne DAkotas. In South Dakota
hpDas fossil animals we're discovered,
ping a perfect specimen of the rhin'
,. 4 sufficient number OF fossils
sbpnl to Indicate that several OF the
r. vent through veil defined
r-d evolution, and ultimately dis
ared, a, the conditions became nn
n5e fol their continued existence
stisplay OF these fossils has beer
vi for exhibition in New York -
&.-rrQue Citizen.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-20
ybs Wealth Of crssde.

!. Who has not heard VI the Amethyst.
..,or Last ChsAcs. or New York !?
4. Arsen,s, little Msii, Del Monte,
Ia. Eagle Or Cleopatra? Four OF
mioes have already yielded ios-
-. for their owners. all Vi them being
i. ssrne giant vein, which pul.ates
. ,hs silver heart of Bachelor noun.
These claims we're among the FIRST
.A,o having fallen into the po-session
..,;,.,is,ic minsr,--nsn ~ho were not
a "a invest in machinery and ex.
,;,.,;oa, while others were prospecting
/ rsoo.s,s,ic money cr"'-rs for sufiici.
!. 70 comp'-:- An animal ChAfiee ss-
..uen,. There are probably sifsy dif-
mining schemes urx snizsd In
- Camp &h'ch s'l' prove valuable
., degree, as rp,D as silver ID re-
- 10 il. pto.sr place IN ,nr financial
:, Na~iths:Aniins the ~ipins cut
-, reserves in the n,'rpual treasury,
j the continued -ff,''s {" money kings
.noy. silver from It's stealing foandA-
!, a CONNIE rciAl qirk-an,.. there
many minins companies actively
,oufiently Al work. preparing TO
L,,o The silver supply. AZ soon ~ the
.,.llic champions force the nations
..taosl.,,ge the dollar OF our d 'ds. !"
an. several strong companies at
exploiting the leads which run
In, iron Snnpysiie to Mammoth
.,,.io. nearly all of them certain of
. OF these, the Baltlmor. Creede
sa embracing the Arxenta, Domingo,
A cash, BaItimor-, De ,d Pine and
4 cover Valuable TERRITORY on
ax or mountain. The Happy Thought
King Solomon are well known prop
:. while The Mammoth Tunnel, Oh
nmo.h mountain, points direct
a,h extensive argentifrrons gaiena
which have been discovered At
rvx Toe diamond drill is being
o-iy-ly n--i for prospecting with
ssr,os results. "--Cr--de Chronicle.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-20
Natures Svresf Aiiy.

IL nature di'i not struggle against di.
-eas-, even In weakly constitutions,
swift INDEED woiIl nv the course of A
malady TO it, TAT termination. While
nature TINS struggles let w., lest worse
befall ns, ari her rff ,rts with jndicious
medicinal help. Experience must he
our guide IN battles with disease, and
'l,a. lamp to our feet" indicates Hos.
letters Stomach Bif,ers as safe tried
AID thorough ally of nature. II the
blood he infected with bile, il the bowels
and siom ch ar. ina'tive, il the kidneys
fail to .xprl Impurities Of which they
are the natural on'lef. course OF the
Bitters is the snrast reliance OF the suffer.
er, ore, moreover, that is sanctioned by
professional indorsem-nt and nse fol
nearly half u century. No American d
foreign remedy has earned greater di'
iincfion as remedy for and preventive
Of chronic liver complaint, malaria, con
stipa,ion, kidney and rheumatic trouble
and debility.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-20
Care Creek Nine..


J. T. Boyd has returned from nj. F,o,.
encs mine. IN the Cave creek district, sc.
compsnled by John Casey, Of H.rous
haiA. They went Oh, to look over IN.
property, and return considerably On.
eonrAxed over the prospects. The mine
is located on Continsnts, mountain
e'sht aud one half miles e.st by south Of
the Phoenix mine.
Ihe formation 10 slate and pornhvyv
The ore 10 oxidizsd iron quartz. The
veins are massive and the ore will aver.
aye sbO ton. The development work ia
still progressing and the or. grows richer
There IL m abundance Of sooi and water
In the immediate vicinity. A smali one
stamp mill u nov on the nrop-riy, work.
ed oy stsa'n and 10 crushing about twc
tons every twenty.four hours.
Preparations are being made for a lOC
stamp mill on the PEoen.n mine. Tb.
pipe line from the Phanix 10 Cave creek
employ large nu,nber Of men s,eadi,,
AMI work Ia progressing rapidly.
Charley Fleming is running his sras,rs
on rich ore from the Congress mine.
The Taylor mill has bren delayed some.
what lately by breaking bsl,s, but Is now
in operation again.
The whole district Of Cave creek, Mr.
HcCaSe, says, is in prosperous con
dition.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-20
Rich Ore.

According to the Times, l.. Ephriam
formerly one Of the heaviest merchants OF
Noyales Arizona. buI who ior the past
few years, devoted his time, capital and
energies 10 mining, has been in FL Paso
for TN. past week having some 50 tons OF
ore treated Al the Fl Paso Smelter. Mr..
EphriaIn is the principal stockholder and
il manager Of the Promontorio Mining
Company, owning four claims in the Tum.
ocacorl group oi mines % miles south
west Of Nogalrs and eight miles west OF
the boundary lin be- se-n Arizona ana
Sonora. Judging by the government
assay Of his ore he has got honanza oi
incalcuiable value, a. these assays sho"
An average return II 326 ounces Of silver
to the ton and 40 per cent lead while the
quantity in sight is simply enormous.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-20
Gold ia old Tsanessee.

lpg WIDOW lady on Coco Greek,
/ Isnnessee, has had the privilege
+ lhe gold she could mine in one OF
Fa ,unDels, which she entered by
d The shaft ny means Of an Indian
~. She carried tbs vein rock and
||sDue half mile from the mine in
sr-pose 10 her home and pounded il
|'a hammer and then washed II,
making from So 10 81 per day.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-20

~eetlon Of fossils from the Bad
IL bear the Black Hills, in son'h
F1,niil be exhibited at the World =
among the specimens secured by
Aush, are several heads OF Nam.
ne being four fee, in diameter,
MH' huge teeth intact; great
~Al fsh, a megalosairus and any
y fossil bones, turtles, etc
''s solomonyille, Arizona.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-20
asIssfers W,fe Much Pleased

M 5. ). Beaver. of McAlli-terviile.
ff'a Co, Pa, says his wife is subject
fsup 10 the stomach. Last summer
ned Chamherlsin's Collie. Cholera
sarhPa Remedy for it. and WAS
psased with the speedy relief II
'd. She has since used it when
aesessary and found that it never
For sale by
II. II. Watkins,
Druggist.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18
SINS Gr6i6aftSneuer.

8un6e8ienator SID lift gegen cine Gin
f~ommenlteuer uno mil ben our6 Die
3artfreIorm berbeigefibrten 2[usfau in ben
8unoeS> @tnna6men bur3 cine Grbi3Gftsz
iteuer befen.
Sbeoretii9 IaBt fi6 gegen cine iol9e
NIGHTS etntpenben, i'm 0egent6etl Die cine
abgeitufte Ginfommeniteuee sebort ite gu
ben gerec6teiten auer Steuern. Qu6 mag
iie bot Der Ginfommeniteuer ben 8orSug
boben, baB it6 Elm Jta6laB tpeniger leiebt
~pcrbeimliden IGBt, alS Elm @intommen.
9aB aber Die 8eltimmungen, tpel6e Senaz
tor Sill ber Grbi6aftsiteuer 81 @runbe
le9ett nil, aqgen1einen Qnflang finben
tperben, ldBt ith be3rpetfeln.
Sill mill ale @rbibaften bon inter
$4,000 bon Der 8eiteuerung ausuebmen,
uno i'm Safe Der Nto6laB al ben Wtann
ober bic 6rau gebt, ioQen iogar $1,000,
Bel minberidbrigen 8inbern $4,000 aus
genommen ieir. @ebt Der NacblaB an
&inber o6er @ltern ober Oil Wtann ober
Srau, 10 ioa bic Steuer 1 b. s. betragen !;
2 b. s.. tpenr er an 8riiber o6erS 6Deltern
ODER oeren gta6fommen sebt 4 b. s.. tpenn
an Snfeln Doer Santen, 8ettern ooer
8dien; 5 b. $. tpenn IN @robonfeL pber
@roBtanten ober 6eren Rabfommen, unb
10 b. s., tpent an nob tpeitlGufigere Ser
tpunbtett, ober gar feline 8eripdnbter, ober
an &0rperidaften. Sci 8erebnung Der
Sterer lit bet flare Warftpertb Der CRIB
icbaft su @runbe 3u legen.
9emna6 wiirbe Elm GdblaB bon $10,z
900, an Elm etn5iges miinotgeS &inb perz
erbt, cine Grbi9afts Steuer bon $50, Elm
gta6laB bon $4,000 an etnen Wlann o6er
an flint unniinotge &tn6er pererbt, gar
NIGHTS 5aDler1. llno $4,000, ait cine pohL7
tb6tigc @eieui6aft ober fir einen Dffentz
Liben 3med permabt, tpiirben fret iein,
ipGbrenb penn bas 8%ermdcbtniB $4,000
betrGgt, Die Steuer $1,000 betragen tpiirbe.
@letcbc 8ermddtntlie BON $4,000 mir
Sen $4,000, iol9s bon elmer Ntiuion
500, 900 etntragen, pGbrenb eth Sobn be-
reitS SIC, 000, 900 erben fann, ebe creme 10
boDe Steuer gu sablen bate. Der ganac
@oulo'i9e Na6IaB bdtte mod feline MtatOn
Oolars 3u sablen 9cbabt.
Cine GrbidbaftSItcuer, tpel6e nit ser
@ntfernung bes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS itei9t,
lit seniB nicbt unrtcbtig; aber tie iOIte
aucb nit ber 60be 0eS gtacblaiieS iteigen,
uno benz neutrality-suspicious. uno 6em @e>
meinitnn Der @rbIaiier feinen 9dmpter
aufieBen. Die Nniammlung BON betrdcbtz
Iicben 8erm0gen bat ietn @utes, ia ie lit
cine NotbtpenDi9feit, benn o6ne ie tann Die
&unit nicbt gebsiben. &bcr es muB au6
bafitr cine S6runte 9eben, neil Su 9roBe
Germ09en in elmer 3anb bic Sreibctt be-
broben. limb bos einai9e Mittel, Bic 8tlz
bung DerleIben gu Derbinbern, iino cine abb
geitufte Ginfommen> Doer cine ab9eitufte
@rbl6aftsIteuer Ooer beioe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18
Sas @awati'f@c Sunfel.

0as 9unfct, mel3es in Saben Sauatt's
besri6t, lit arcb Ourc6 bic neueltcn, bis gum
5. December rei9enben Gad6ri3ten aus
0onolulu nicbt geliftet wor6en. SIMMER
nod bat Ser @eian0te 8iuis nibt tunbgez
gcbcn, ipas eigentIi9 feline Snitructionen
iino, unb iebenfaas bat ct nod feiuen 8erz
'ilb gema9t, bic &0nigin pteOer ein3us
ieben. 8enn Die Na6ricbt ipa0r lift, 6Gtte
CT ii6 alrb Ser proOiiprii9en 9tegierlng
gcgcniiber Derpflicbtet, Dor Dem Gintreffen
pcs am p. December bon Gan 6ranci5eo
fGuigen 9~ampferS nic6tS 3u unterneDnten.
MittlerpeiIe trifft bic probiioriidc 0te>
gicrltfg 8orbereitungen, gcgen cine Bie6ers
einieBung Der &Onigtn, icIbit penn Oieiel6e
ieitens 6er Ser. Staaten nit Naffengepalt
bcriu3t tperben loute, ficb 3u pebren,
Obmobl ie 5ugiebt, DAP ia BON eincnt
baueruben Biberltar6e nidN Die Hcbe leiu
f0nne. Sic mill tuenigitsnS riibmlidb pom
S9auplaB Deri4winbel, unb bat gu Dem
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18
Set ne,te PraNScmt Scr e@Wci5ers
McDubttf.

9as lit cine erfrcutitbc' Nacbricbt ttcDt
nur fir bic ScblpeiSer biclcS qonbcS, ions
bern fit allie DcutIb gmcrifancr! Sos
eben 1T Gmi II Srcp tilr'S nGcbltc Sabr
gum Brdlibenten beS IcblpciSertlcben 8lns
6esrdtbs, bicier oberiter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bes icbtpei3criicbcn 8uuoeSltoatcS, nnb bds
nit gum Brdlioenlcn BET Scbpci3, 9cipdbIt
tporben.
Son StuTe 81 Ghiie bat CT cS bis gum
eriten uno o%berlten Silrgcr letheS Netnatbs
lanbeS 9ebrobt, felt CT emit ais iurgcr
Wann aus benz omcrttaniidbcn Unions
fampfe nocb brouBcn jutildtcbrtc. Scin
Nnbenfen LIT IN ben Ncrctnt8tcn Sto0tcn,
fit bic CT einit 10 TAPER 0citrittcn inb 70
ptel geLttten bat, I'm 10 Icbenbtger, oils CT
in ben acbt3iOcr Sobren ber Wilrbi9e unb
algcmein bcliebte lcbtuet6crtlcbc @cianbtc
in Wal6ingtDn iu1t.
Grob bes 0tobifoIiSmhS Glntl SrcD'S
ipiro man iicb logar IN monurtbliDcn Greis
fen bes oeutlcben &cicbS ilber lctne nclte
8iirbe frencn. 0ern Ell III elmer oericni9en
fcbpeiSeriic5en Staatsmdnner, iuclcbc ben
j3oQanmaBungcn 6rdnfrcicbs 0eset bic
Sbmei3 ant enti9icbcniten e%nt9eBentr0tcn
un6 tpelcbe begreiicn, bob Gin treltnol6alts
lifbes gsrbaltnib slpiicbm bet Sdpcts unb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-18
Gim oeuti6 : amertfamii6er Sci.
t,tm9s 8eteratt 9eitOr6em.

Sm Glitter bon Acknowledging Sabren unb
lecbS Wtonaten lit. IN Bbtlaoelpbta 9 t.
@DuarD Sc N / 3, Der 0eraus8eber
elmer Der bebeuten0iten oeutlbzamertfa7
niidben 3ettun9en, beS DP9tlaDelpbto
0emotrat", 9eltorben.
Nus 0an3ig geburttg, bate ct it6 oraus
BEN gum gclebrten Wte0t3iner berangebtlOel
un6 muroe ais Alliiten3art Der 8erltnet
llniperittdtSftintf Der Serfaiier zines
o6anobucbs Der @ei9icbte Oer WieOi3in".
yla6bem ct iobann 3u &ontb III QSelte
preuBen nit 9roBem @rfolg Die Gr5tltbe
BrariS betrieben bate, mlachte er MACH Dem
Sabre 1948, III mcl6em CT itc3 Der Demo-
tratle ani4loB, auSseoebnte 9tetlen.
80 FAM ct aucb no3 Bbilooelpbia. SIN
S.. 1858 i6ernabm ct oalelbit Die 9erousz
sabe Der oben %9enannten .3eitung, bcS
dltelten tG9licbe1 Oeutl9en Slattes oteieS
2anbes. Sic na6m inter t9n unb Dem
I'M 6erbit 1855 in tie etntretenOer, nur
UNI pier Sabre iingeren, nod beute iugenD-
frQftig an tbr iorttpirten6en Sournaltlter
@ottlieb &ellner etnen groBen Nuf5
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