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The Green Forest tribune., 1899-07-20
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

A fiber of silk mile long weighs 12 grains.
 The Kankal1ee river in Illinois is said to be slowly drying up on account of the drainage of the swamps from which it receives it's supply.
 Platinumh has been drawn into smooth wire so fine that it could not be dis tinguished by the naked eye, even when stretched acl->ss piece of white card board.
 Gelatoid, a mixture of geiatinc with formaldehyde, is being used fer }in- breakable goggles to protect the eyes of workmen exposed to flying particles of stone, metal or wood.
 One of the later 1narvcls of ittlc things is the taking of pictures through the lens of an insects eye. We are filled with astonishment,N says F. ". SaNby, "N>~an We reflect that frum t dragon fly $ head we coul;I obtain .%5,- coo perfect lenses, SO minute shat q nil lion of them would not cover d square inch, and yet each be capable of yield ing recognizable photograph.
 It is stated that the beautiful ver- million wood used in Pullman cars t}ees not come from California, as may have been supposed, but from India. Much of t was used as ballast by vessels ply ing between India and Liverpool until the discovery was made hat it WiA take q higher polish than r7aho~an%, and now large quantities of 1t are bought by the Pullman comHanr.
 Frodrika Bremen remarked that tie atmosphere Of Cuba absorbed all c(yrs. Everyone smoked. yet the air was free from the taint of smoke. Also, %h cb- served that rose. elsewhere NCrv frl- grant, was without perfume i1 Cuba. It has been observed, when onions were used that were imported from Cuba, the odor was much less intense than from those raised in New ltr,-l@:ld.
 The atmosphere of London IS particu- larly bad for statuarr. II c@vers every thing with a layer of black. and even corrodes stone. This was recently noted on St. Paul's cathedral. where the heroic statues of the Apostles on t!e coping are in very bad state of decay. A close examination reveals the fact that they are pitted as if eaten t,T worms, three of them were in such bad condition that they had to be firmly clamped and braced to prevent them from falling to the street.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-07-20
"Iiell on the Border"

The above is the startling title of book just issued by the Phoenix Pub. Go. of Ft. Smith and is complete and accurate history of the world famous U. $. conrt at that place, while presided over by the immortal Judge l. c. Par ker.
 Hon. John E. Cole, a prominent crim- inal lawyer and exSenator of Mis- souri expresses his opinion of the book in the following language:
 "I have read the book, Hell on the Border,' by Harmon, complied by Sterns. It is a book ot special interest to the lawyer, as history of an extra ordinary court, dealing with eXtraor- dinary criminals. presided over by a judge of extraordinary power, cracking his whip behind the herd of law break CTS moving toward the gallowS. It is a book with material for hundreds of novels, romances, poems, essays and sermons. The author dees not depend on pen pictures from the imagination; the reader is confronted by actnaIities. Here is accentuated human passion, cunning. courage. cruelty and treach- cry. The scont, thief. highwayman, paramour. rapist, train robher and murderer move in flesh before the reader. II is book for the boy and his father, the the teacher and his pu- pll, for the member and minister of the church. By narratng facts, the author, though not minister, has preached the greatest sermon of the generation
 Big money to agents in selling this book, Address
 PHoENIx PUB. Co.,. Ft Smith, Ark.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-07-20
Sold by ]. \. RAMSEY.
SCIENCE OF THE ANCiENTS.
Fools Found in Ponpefi FacsimiIes
 of Modern Instruments.

Prof Goodman says the thing that most impressed him, when visiting Pompeii, was the resemblance between many of the implements of 1900 years ago and those of to-day. On looking at the iron tools grouped together i'll an old factory there he could almost imag- inc he was gazing into d modern tool shop, except for the fact that there was heavy coating of rust on the iron. says Glass and Pottery Magazine.
 Sickles, i,illhooks, rakes, forks. axes, spades, blacksmith's tongs. hammers, soldering irons, planes, shovels, etc, are much like those used to-day. but the most marvellous instruments found are those for surgery, beautifully executed and of design exactly similar to some recently patented and reinvented. h. credible as it may appear, Pompeiians had wire ropes of perfect construc- tion. Their bronZes reveal great skill and artistic talent. The bronze brazier and kitchener had boilers at the side and taps for running off the water.
 Ewers and urns have been discovered with interior tubes and furnaces pre- cisely like the arrangement now in vogue in steam boilers. Metal safes had substantial locks. Many of the locks and keys are most ingenious and some very complex. The water supply of Pompeii was distributed by means of lead pipes laid under the streets. There were many public drinking foun- tains, and most of the large houses were provided with fountains. many of them being of very beautiful design.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-07-20
q MAN OF PRUDENCE.
Why He Didn't Kill the Barkeep at
 That Time.

The cowboy was sitting in his chair tilted back against the shady side of the saloon, taking it easy, when one of h.s friends came by. says the Detroit Free Press.
 Hello, Dick." he said. What's this story about the barkeep over the Way caIln' you liar yesterday and bully raggin you around fer an hour or n!ore?'
 That's what he done" "uo1mitted Dick. boldly.
 "What did you let him do it fer?"
 "l had my reasons.'
 . Fraid of him?"
 Dick jumped up.
 Hold on, there, pard," he said. "You ain't in the same fix that the barkeep was, and it ain't safe"
 Don't you worry about me. What about the barkeep?"
 Well, it was this way' explained Dick. "The barllecp was negotiatin' fer a policy on his life fer $lo,000 in favor of his widder. The business wasn't settled til this mornin' Now it's in wo1'kin order, an' Pm goin' over after awhile and give him a chance to bullyrag me some more. Then I'll 20 round and have a little talk with the widder. You must think I'm chu1np that can't see past the end ot my nose"
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-07-20
Some of YOnr Friends

In the East are probably interested in the territory in which you live-its re- sources and possibilities. Perhaps they would like to know just how profit able farming is out here Send Us their names and we will forward free copy of Frisco Line Magazine' or the "Missonri and Arkansas Farm and Frnitman, profusely illustrated pub lirations setting forth the advantages of our great Southwest. Address Bryan Snyder, G. ?. A. Frisco line, St. Louis, Me.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-07-20

edicta have entirely restored her health. The monthly periods have returned
 and are now painless and regular.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-07-20
CLERKS NOTICE
my nose

Notice is hereby given that the follow ing named guardians and administrators filed at the April term of the Carroll probate court for the eastern district, their respective ar- counts current. IL was ordered by the court that the same be continued and advertised for continuation or rejection at the July term of said court, ls99. viz
 A. T. Russell guardian of J. F.. Bowlder, Silas and George Russell, lst annual account current.
 w. E Emmett, guardian oi J. " Emmett, 4th annual account current. W. F. Emmett, guardian of Martha J. Elm nett, 4th account current. All persons having exceptions to said set dement's are requested to file the same in this court or before the second day of the July term thereof.
 This Apr. 36, lest9.
 N (. Charles
 Probate Clerk,
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-07-20
CRITICAL AGE FOR GENIUS.
Host of Eminent Men Who Have Died
 nt the Age of Fifty-Si2.

Host of Eminent Men Who Have Died
 at the Age of Fifty-Si2.
 Fifty-six years seems to be fatal age for people of genius. Among those who have died at that age may be men, toned Dante, the Italian poet; Hugh Capet, king of France; Henry NIlI., king of England; Henry lN., emperor of Germany; Paganini, Italian violin ist; Alexander Pope, English poet; George Sala. English orientalist; Mar GUS Aurelius. emperor of Rome; Fred ericll l., king of Prussia; John Ean- cock, American statesman; Marie Louise, empress of France; Philip Messenger, English dramatist; Saladn. the great sultan of Egypt; Robert Ste- phenson, English engineer: Scipio Af- rieanus, Roman general; Helvetius, French philosopher and author; Hen- ry IT,, the first of the Plantagenet line, the elder Pliny. Roman naturalist and author; Julius C;psar; Charles Kings. ley, English author: Juan Prim, Span- ish genera l and statesman; Henry Knox. American revolutionary general; Thomas Mif11in, American patriot; Mar ryat. the novelist; George Whitefield, English founder of Calvinistic Method ism; Robert Dudley, earl of Leicester. favorite of Queen Elizabeth; Johann Caspar Spurzhelm, German physician and phrenologist. and Frederick H., en- peror of Germany
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-07-20
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Adintant General Corbin says that ,o one has been authorized to organ ;ze any rough rider regiments. It IS considered doubtful that these regi- ,nents will be formed at all.
 Among the unique claims recently presen ted as a result of the Civil War is one, just disalowed, asking for reim' hnrstment for the failure of claimants crops while he was serving in the army. tiov. Savers of Texas has been asked for large shipments of coal oil with which to burn the dead animals along the Hooded district.
 Texarkana has sent car load of provisions. clothing and money to Hooded sufferers.
 A call has been issued for a mass meeting at Washington today to devise means of relieving flood sufferers.
 Hon. D. P. Bailey, former private secretary of the late k. P. Bland, has Announced himself as candidate to succeed Missouri's great commoner.
 American soldiers tore down Ger man flag holsted above hotel ill Honolulu July 1. The matter has been reported to the German govern ment and serious complications may follow.
 Sec. Alger now knows that Pres dent Mckinley wants him to resign from the Cabinet.
 It is believed that the volunteer forces now being enlisted for the Philippines, eventually will be made part of the regular army. s# Frank B. Callaway of St. Louis was sentenced to hang August P for the killing of his young wife. e The assessed value of taxable prop ertv has increased two an a half mill ion dollars ill one year in Kansas. # Mrs. Ellen Lease has become a Spiritualist, and is at the head of tle Spirituaistic combine termed the N" "Spook" Trust.
 4 fight occurred last Sunday near
  "a the Folsom train robbers. Several men were killed.
 The flour exports for the fiscal year were the largest in the country's ! history
 Harrison men in Chicago are sur surprised to learn that Mir. Bryan will speak at Gov. Altgeld's Chicago meeting.
 A reunion of the Second Arkansas is to be held in Little Rock late in the summer.
 Farmers of the Arkansas Valley are unable to harvest their crops because of heavy rains. Their loss will be great.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-07-20
FIFTH SUNDAY PROGRAM.
Baptist Meeting in Green Forest, July
 2S-3O.

FRIDAY, JULY 2S. 10 a. n. Devotional services, c. c. Pennington.
 II, 8. m. Sermon on Repentence, NJ M. Munger.
 3, D. m. Mathew 12-43 to 45-Dis- cussion led by J. c, Howard and D. H. Walker.
 7.30. Sermon-Text Rev. 20:6-T. J. Ballard, s. c. Mccullough.
 SATURDAY. 10 a. m. Unto whom are we to show the Lords death till He comes. Rev. Roddy.
 II. Baptsts as citizens. Q. c. Pen- ming ton.
 2:30, p. m. Missionary Board meeting 3, What is our relation to the world and what is our duty growing out of that relationship? William Kerrens. f. Woman's Missionary Work, con- ducted by Mrs. M. R. Began. 7.30 Sermon, The two witnesses"
 SUNDAY. II, a. m. What and where is the Church? Rev. Shackelford.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-07-20

Do you suffer from Painful, Irregular or Suppressed Menstruation? Benedicta has cured many suffering women and will cure you In the privacy of your home. without the necessity of phYsi.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-07-20
$500 Reward.

I will pay s5 % for information leading to the arrest and convlc- tion of any person guilty of in- jurying the telephone wire, by cutting it. falling trees on it, or breaking the insulators.
 CHAs. M. MORRIS. Jan. 12. 1897. Manager.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-07-20
iNFALLiBLE SCIENCE.
Figures for Once This Professor Had
 to Admit Were Wrong.

to Admit Were Wrong.
 Occasionally science must admit faiI- ure. One night young man in Divinity hall at Yale undertook with toy rifle to hit a lamp. But his aim was poor and the ball passed through the window Of an eminent and venerable professor of science and embedded itself in the wall.
 This was the opportunity for the pro- lessor and for science. says the Hartford Courant. He set to work and computed the curve, and with the exact skill of in- fallible figures he traced the ball right back to the room of an innocent col league who didn't even know the rifle had been fired.
 The unfedged minister fatly denied all knowledge of the affair. But men, even ministers, have been known to make denials in self-defense, and the professor had the proof with him. There was the bullet, there were the marks of it's course, and there was the computation worked out. It looked as if pulpit career was to be nipped in the bud.
 But the guilty student heard what was going on. He called on the pro- lessor, confessed the offense. pointed out that the man of science was 200 feet out in his computation, and advised that the matter be dropped right where it was.
 And that was done.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-07-20
LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON. Ark,

Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his in tention to make final proofin support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register X Receiver at Harrison, Ark., on July 9 1899, Sw Nv Sc, Sw Ne. Sec 20. T Is \ Ii 23w.
 He names the fol1 owng witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation Keen, Willis Miller, T F. Brown all of Rudd, Ark. JohN l. WoHrhlNGroS. Register.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-09

Dor tiber so Sabren f1ou wurbe
Wrs. Winslnm'S Soothing Sprup
bon Millinnen bon Mhttern beim 3at.
men ber 8inber angeuenbet. Wirjt bu
I'm S@lafe bur@ bas @9reien eiues
2tnbes sef6rt, bas TN 3abnen ID uub
boz S9meraea lpeinta Wenu 10, lai5e
icfort eine Glaf9e bon sMers. BiuS,
Ions Soothing eprup" bolen. Seiu
Wertb ifi unbeaablbar. @s mirb BEN
tleinen 2eibenben iofort 2inberuug bers
f9afen. 9erlabt eu@ barouf, Mhtter,
es TT tein 3wetfel barther. gs belt
Dpienterp nnb 0iarrboe, resnlirt ben
Magen uub bte Rieren, beieittgt Eiub.
aoltt, ermei@t ben Gaumen, perbtn.
bert gntaanbuus unb itdrtt bas sanss
SpHem. .Mfrs. MtnSlous Sootbina
SprupA ftir aabnenbe ainber III anae.
aebm In Gef9mad unb bas &eeepi
fammt BON eiuem ber beReu tuetbIi&eu
aerste tn ben Der. Staten. Go tR bei
allen Druggiifeu Ia Der gan3en Welt su
babeu. preis Is Gents per 6Iai&e.
9auft ni9ts anberes, aIs Mrs. Wtnss
lbms 6ootbing'S 'Sprub.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-09
- Roofing Felt, Bed unb asphalt
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Sages Veuisteiten
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mrs aHerfennen m6hien. Das bttref
fenbe Document it uoa 3a1lac aus feu
@DnfuIn Der W1dnis IN Waui!G l5et
ianbt poIoen. mil BEN @tiu@eu. ee
ihren GesieruHsea auaulieaeu.
= BON ben peitiutilden Safeln
pirb fin idwerer 0urritan nod $50.
fbinptou gemel0et. Die !elegraphilde
WerbiHbuna If 6iili6 BON Saniiaao
be @nba unterbrodsu. Da8 Durtifan.
Centrum btpeste Ro5 In Der Hidtuna
nod pGriH Rico.
= Nus pana, SlliHo:s, Dirb terid
tel: Nat) uloaatelanger girre uno
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QuefRlber auf 100 Biz 10 @rab In
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9erbaitung bes Capt. Otis bonn Was
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papf SEQ XIII. ertbeilt teiue 4ubien.
seu mebr, ba er nit ben Yorbersituu.
gen ftir ieine S6rift tiber bic isriebens,
Gonferens bef9dftist 1T. 9iefes 9ert
pir6 bic p1pfli@en Bori9Idge beireffs
bes @eltfriebens, bie Der 8atitau,
tpenn einseIabeu, I'm 6aas sema9t ba.
ben tptrbe, entbaIten.
= Der gorRBeabe bes 1ereins bet
Snbufriellen tn 46In bat bic ginIas
bung bes SaubeIsmufeums su pbiIabeI.
pbia abeelebnt uub bies tuie folat MOS
tiuirt: St mafe bic @inlabuug aum
Snternationalen 6anbels. @ongreB Na,
mems ieiues Bereins ablebnen, ba bte
WirtbfGaftspolitit ber Der. Staateu
bic @runbidBe ber @eseuieitisteit unb
giuigteit DermiRen laie. obne uel@e
Elm erfprieblider 0anbelsbertebr un,
m6sIi6 1T, aluBerbem absr fei bic
3olpolitit ber Der. Staotsn brett I'M.
freuublib se8en Seutf6Ianb unb be,
banbIe bic beutfde Snbufrie f6Iehter
aIs bieieuise anberer 2duber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-09
9as 2ieb bonn rQoue Star" Bier.

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aSte bah i'd, Did 10 aerme!
9m labft nttbt umr sar Gommeraett,
Stettt aud TIM 01tmter, tpenm es idbnett,
= Zone gtar 8ter, 9pne etar 8ter,
aSte bab I'd, Sid 10 serme!
> some gtar Bter, . Xome gtar 8ter,
Str bab' tdh mid er8ebem,
Su 8tebit mir Jr5bltdeett mnb seraft
9Senn Id, ermiieet unb erjdblaift,
. Zone Star 8ter, &pue etar Nier,
Str bab' td' mid erseben!
. Zone star 8ter. &one Star 8ier.
Cbn' Did faan id5 istdbt Iebem.
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eelbft tuo'S berbtetet 1atr Der Gtaaf.
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. Soae etar 8ter. o xpae gtar 8ter,
Oein Sob, has mmk tdb fin9em.
0n bift Der iuabre Xabetramt
Ob tdb 8efuno bin pber franf.
. Zone Star 8ter. . 2pne etar 8ier,
Seta COB, Sas mmis tdb ftnsen!
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Stft tiberau tutllfommem.
Sa ienem Samfe mno Valaft
0n cine feffe Gtatte bait.
. Zone Gtar Bter, o Some etar Bier,
Sit iiberaM tutIItummem!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-09
6err 0e 8Inmih. her gsar

6err Se 8lopib, ber Barrier
Correspondent ber 2onboner Times
eiebt eine felifame grtldruna tir bic
Wtif1oa bes Minifers 9elcafIe, mel.
der tn ct. petersburs angesommeu
III. DieieIbe 1T foIsenbe: &ailer yii.
tolaus II entt1uf@t unb bes Sbroues
tbsrbrtiffs. Ser llmRanb, bab ibm
ein Grbe fsblt, bat feinen IbergIaubeu
geIusdt unb ibn ON bic alte rniRf9e
2egeabe erinnert, tpel6er 3u 5olae auf
eiaen 3areu, ber teinen mdunIiden
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9ael folgen foll, Der beiiimmt III, Ron.
ftautiuopel srt erobern. Der Sob bes
@dfaremitf9 uub Der GsbIi9las ter
@onferena I'm 6aag baben ben Barren
gu benz gnti@IuB sebra6t. selesentIi6
ietnes beporiiebenben Bsiu9es In
Oarmfabt ab3ubanten. Giele abfht
tDarbe In paris beiannt unb 6err
DeIcafe In aller nod petersbure ge,
i9idt, INN ben aaiier 3u tberreben,
BON feiaer NbR9t ab3uReben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-09

Sd aablte bole breibis 8Glben
Drauben lptsIte i'd ben 3ornieen.
Msiue 6rau, tie bermut9!id @spii
iensbiRs iphrts, bat mid. au i6Dsisea,
befoabsrs In bieiem Sale. uo eine
a,iaotrattlde Dame, auminbef eine
@r1fin, He I'm ben Sut bsueiosts.
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Grau au elmer Greunhia elite unb meine
@rfldrung, bab i'd su einsm Stub
gebe. um Dreibig GuIbeu au gemianea,
Obne neiieres eutgesennabm llnb
au6 bas brau6e i'd mobl ni9t au la
gen, baB i6 nidt in ben 3lub. fonbeln
lit boS @ei6dfi Der Du'maderin elite,
In ber 9offaung. bas i'd bie bloube
Sd6nbeit nod antrth.a unb ibr fol
gen f6unte.
Das reiyenbe @siabpf wsitts nod
In benz 2aben. ggleidtert atbmete i'd
auf. Nls bic 2ampeu aneesunbet
tuurben, ftsute i6 mid Dor ba8 Nus
lagefenfier, 10 bab Id He, bic mid um
meiue 8ube bra9te, beutlib ieben
founte. Da trat Elm betnnntsr Rauf.
mann on mid berau.
rIuf bem QHaanba Nad guelpiIb2s
ftaett ct laGenb.
Sd heutete burd bas Nuslaeefen,
fisr aufbeu rei3enheu @ageI.
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ID bter im Sei6dfte augefsQt unb uirb
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atbletif6en @u6s ab, Der isbr eifer>
ia9tia II nnb idon auei berreu ertnb,
lid bur6geprasslt bat.'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-09
aanbbett fam mit,t aebeilt tpersea

onr6 lotale Npplitationen, tpeil iie ben
tranfen 9beil 6es Sbres nicbt erreichen
fbnnen. gs giebt nur etnen gBea. bic
Taubbeit 5u furiren, nnb Der 1T bureh
conitituti0nelle Setlmittel. Eaub1eit tutr6
burd eiuen entainoeten 8uftano Der Id3let
miaen austleibung Der guitahtIeben
&6bre perur5adt. Wenn oiele SiDhre lid,
ent5anbet, babt Sbr einen rumpelnben
Scn Dber unnu1ltpmmenes @eb6r; uno
ipenn iie gang seiblofien lit, erfolgt Eaub=
belt, uno tuenu Die gntaiinbung aicbt ae.
boben mno bieie &6bre tpieber in ibren
gebbrtgen 8uftanb beriebt tperben fann,
iuiro oas @eb6r fir INNER serf6rt tuers
ben; neun Sdle inter sebn tueroen 6urd,
&atarrb peruriabt, ipelher nidts aIs Elm
snt5anoeter 5uftanb Der ihleimieen Gber.
fldden lit.
Bir tpnllen einbunbert Dollars fur iez
ben lourb 8atarrb nerurfabten) San
BON Saubbeit geben, ben mir nicht burda
gtnnebmen bon Sau's &atarrb.Rur feilert
tbnnen. 2aBt Gud3 umionit Girculare
tommeu.
SIS. gbenes & 6 o., guleoo ..
B9 8ertauft BON allen Mppthefern,
rs Gents.
5au's damiIien.9iilen fnb BITE bejien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-09

noa mir in i6r cine 9tngebDriae bes
nd6itgelegenen SauIes erbliften."
Gr er3d6Ite, oon 9lauiien unter|tiibt
lire geobaWtun9en bonn beuti9eu Scr.
mittag.
nSa io!" perIebte Sre6mer ld6elno.
geim NQAbar N}eiGner iaben Sic Die
Gretd 9mt pile9t lie oem 8ater, Der
init Gidt be9aitet 1T, unb bem SDbn,
oeiien 6ilBe Derfriippelt iino, pftmals
cine Preoi9t por5ulelen ba geioe ielten
ms 8ottesbaus fDmmen f0nnen.
Ser iun9e Menib bat 9lumpfiiBe?"
fiel Slaf Elm, iein Srpo SerI6neioenb.
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