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The age-herald., 1900-07-29
Famous school for Girls

The Rev. Granville Allison is in Birming- ham in the interest of The Institute one of the oldest institutions for the higher train- ing of woman in America. Situated in Columbia, Maury County, Tenn which one of the Southern poets says is 'the dimple of the universe" this famous school for girls stands in the sixty-sixth year of it's existence. With it's ivy-covered towers pointing, like sentines, to a higher life, 1t continues to draw many by the solemn beauty of its artistic and aristocratc Sur roundings, and to exert its same lasting in- iuence for the higher culture and develop- ment of Christian womanhood over the great number of Southern girls who con- tinue to be favored sojourners within it's classic walls.
 The splendid equipment guarantees the work in each department to be the best. The principal, Miss Mary A. Bryant Is a lady of finished culture and scholarship and unbounded success as an educator Post graduate and advanced courses are offered, and college preparation is given. The library contains many rare and cost ly volumes and the museum, which took thirty-fve years to collect, and which cost s25,00O contains the famous and priceless Etrusian Cist, or Cinerary Urn, over 1000 years old, is the second largest in America, and Is unsurpassed in its adaptation to educational uses.
 Even y- these rarest of advantages, both for health and higher culture, The Institute has ever presented it's girls with a rarer gift than all, the treasure of pure Christian womanhood. On the genuineness of that, more than all, depends the safety of this and all other Christian lands.
The age-herald., 1900-07-29
MORE INDUSTRIES
New Lighting Contract for the City of
 Huntsville

Huntsville, July 2s.--(Special.) )-President R. c. DuPont of the Huntsville Railway, Light and Power Company and President John H. Waters of the West Huntsville Land Company are in Huntsville on impor- tant business connected with their corpora tions.
 The West Huntsville Land Company has executed deeds to the Parkhill Manufactur- ing Company, conveying title to six blocks of land in West Huntsville as a site for the Lowe cotton mill This Is double the amount of land donated by the citizens and the company considers 1t a good investment as the prices of adjacent property will be more than doubled within six months
 MT. DuPont is here to arrange for a new lighting contract with the city as a sub- stitute for the old five year contract which was cancelled by the city council few days ago.
 It Is understood that the matter of an in cline to Monte Sano will again be brought before the railway officials and a determin- ed effort made to induce them to extend their line to the mountain. A. D. Hos- brouch of Johnstown, Pa., will be placed in charge as manager of the electric rail- way, vice Daniel Cauffiel.
The age-herald., 1900-07-29
WALTZ1NG MICE
Pair of Wonderful J Japanese Rodents Ex-
 hibited in One of Saks' Windows

A novel and really remarkable perform ance is given each afternoon in one of Louis Saks' show windows by pair of Japanese waitzing mice. These beautiful and graceful little creatures make their appearance promptly at 5:SO p. m., when the walzting begins and is kept up until 9 a. m., with short intermissions for refresh- ments. Promptly at o'clock the walters retire to their apartments and nothing short of force can induce them to come out again until 5:30 p m, the next day.
 The little dancers were sent to MT. Saks direct by friend, and are probably the rarest animals on earth and each one is literally worth it's weight in gold.
 The german" will commence promptly at 5:30 Monday afternoon and 1t is worth your seeing.
The age-herald., 1900-07-29
TO RESUME OPERATIONS
Anniston Pipe Plant to Begin Work in
 Few Days

Anniston, July Especial .)-Orders were received today by Manager I.inthicum for the big pipe works of the United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company in this city to resume opera ,.ons next Wednes- day. The plant employs 500 men, and has been idle for three months. It is to be op- erated to Us full capacity.
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Goebers body. He pronounced 1t a Ss- caliber metal patch bullet. He said 1t was copper filled and nickel plated. The attor- neys for the prosecution then held a short conference after which Mir Franklin an- nounced that that side would rest, and asked that the jury be taken to Frankfort to view the scene of the tragedy.
 The defence offered no objection, but the court ruled that this should not be done until all of the evidence in the case Is in.
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on his service until Davis won the eighteenth and the set with it.
 In the third set Wrenn weakened slightly and Davis won easily
 Hackett and Allen won over the Ware Brothers in straight sets.
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Another Question Arises

The question arises in connection with the fate of the ministers: How could they still be safe if under fire on July and before and on July IS, when their feed supplies were short? Why was the wall around the British compound not battered down long before?"
 It Is highly improbable that they were continuously under fire, that the Chinese troops, either rebels or imperial troops, kept up a steady fire. There were undoubtedly lulls, perhaps several days Intervals be- tween attacks, and being bravely defend- ed the attacking parties certainly had to rest. Unquestionably there was desulttory firinig all the time, but probably not con tinuous attacking.
 News that dribbles from China, chiefly from Chinese sources, seems to indicate the possibility that the Chinese government after the Conger dispatch of the 18th, per- haps prior to that date, became stronger or more alive to the necessity of protecting the foreigners Undoubtedly on the 4th, when the Conger dispatch that came by Taku was written, the imperial government was not in shape to cope with the rebels, and as Conger says the only government was that of the Chinese army, with the for eigners in grave danger of massacre. It Is reported that Prince Ching was protecting the Foreigners That must have been after the 18th. Probably they were being pro- visioned. Perhaps they made considerable headway against the Boxers. Certainly the great number of them that must have been killed and wounded would tend to destroy their belief that they bore charmed lives They may have been torn by dissensions This certainly seems to be the only way that the foreigners could have been saved.
 The statement by Li Hung Chang that the advance of the relief force would mean the destruction of foreigners, a belief now entertained by Minister Wu, has some de- gree of possibility Ny
The age-herald., 1900-07-29
Mules Stn Going

New Orleans, July 2S.-The steamer Hos- tilius cleared today for Capetown with 1000 mules consigned to British officials.
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be considering their distance apart. It happens, however, that the impression that there is no Pekin date, but that the dis patch was dated by the governor of Shan tung and by the Taotai of Shanghai on the same day. but that these two are in direct cable communication.
 The whole situation gives opportunity for much theorizing, for all kinds of different opinions, in which one mans idea is per- haps worth as much as another, but notwith- standing some seeming contradictions the weight of the evidence favors the genuine ness of the Conger dispatch of the 18th, saying that the foreigners were under fire, and in favor of the latter report from the Viceroy Tak that comes through Consul McWade, that the ministers were safe on the 22nd.
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Advertise in The Age-Heraid.
The age-herald., 1900-07-29
Unprecedented Bargains in Shoes.

Our entire stock of Ladies', Misses and Childrens Shoes and Slippers at actual factory cost. Exactly what they cost us at the factory. At this sale we are able to save you the retailers profit. A fine opportunity for the thrifty, economical shoe buyer.
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50 pieces of the very latest patterns in Printed Dimities, bought by our MT. Loveman this week. While in trans port they became slightly wet at the edges. The price should have been 25c a yard, but being damaged as stated, we will place them on sale Monday as long as they will last at 91s a yard.
The age-herald., 1900-07-29

A-AvA-',@e In the Age-IIerald.
The age-herald., 1900-07-29

This week we will show all the very latest in Laces at specially low prices. Extra values will be offered in Tor chons. Vals., Smyrnas, Allovers, and all other popular styles. In the Em- broidery Department the prices have been clipped in two. Come and you will be amazed.
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Remnants Of Table DamaSkS.

ON CENTER COUNTER-NEW BUILDING.
 We offer 75 Remnants of Table Dam asks, consisting of German and double Satin Damasks, in lengths of 2 to BE yards. The values of these are 50c to $1.50 a yard; we are going to close them out at half the regular price on account of being in short lengths.
The age-herald., 1900-07-29

At this season our interest naturally centers in the White Goods Depart ment. Here Is an immense and com plete assortment of White Goods, such as India Linons, Persian Lawns, White Piques, Egyptian Dimities, plain and checked Nainsooks, plain and dotted Swisses, French Organdies, goods suitable for shirt waits and dresses. All these will be sold at greatly re- duced prices. The items are too nu- merous to mention. Come.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
Yretoniiher Ilerieelen<Srauh.


Der Srauerrben pirft einen lelbfee>
bunbenen &rans binein in bas Meer,
beiien Slide eini Die 8eritorbenen gum
Spfer sefallsn iino. Dit meroen 10
mebrere 9uBenb bon Grdnsen Dem
Spiel Der @ellen iib~erseben, mdbrenb
pben an Der feilen Giiiie bic Srauerns
ben beten uno meinen.
Ser gauge 8ormittas bes Nllerieelen=
tases 1T an ben 9ilen Der gretasne
bieiem frpmmen 8rau9 getpibmet, uno
ban1 sieben Die Srauernoen in bic
Stride, mo- fur bic Sobten oes Meeres
cine SrauermeIie 9eleien miro.
Sic Sonne ais Mrbeits.
trait. Sic Some als Grbeitstrafi
bat lebtli6 Elm frana6iifder @elebrter
beniibt unb stuar gum &o9en. 9efiil=
liren unb 8~enegen. Sura einen 20
Observation-Disclosures aroBen Spiesel &C.
lang es ibtn, 2 pfuno 8inofleiid In %
Minuten gu braten, in II Stunben gu
bdmpfen, unb Z 2iter taltes Waifer In
elmer balben Stunoe gum Go9en au
brinsen. I'm cine b~etpeaenoe 2raft gu
erlansen, tuurbe i'm 8rennpunft zines
febr groBen Encyclopedias Unit
elmer Defining bon 20 Quaoratmeter)
Elm bier gentner i6tperer, 20 2iter
Waiier entbaltenber Geiiel a%ufgebdngt,
beiien Waiier nod spei Stunben gum
2oden fam. 10 oaB cine Yumpe in Be-
tuesung 9eiebt tperbeu tonnte, bic In
elmer Stunbe 1900 Sitter Waiier 2
Nleter bo9 bob.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
Gtue SraaIoie aus benz 9eben.

lleber einen eri9ittsrnben SDrfall,
Der lid i'm Seiiiiden ereisnet, miro Der
rSrantfurter 3eituns" sei6rieben :
Gin srauer Nebeli6leier bat lid iiber
bic Serse sefentt. QuT ben Mieien srbe=
ben iid peiBe, feu6te Siinite, uno
lanaiam rollt Dos ountle, feline SLIP
den babin. @m Sorisont ersldnst Elm
r6tblider GtreiIen, elm Qbi6ieOssruB
Der i6eibenhsn Gonne.-Eur6 Die
bdmmernoe aanOi6ait ipaneern pie Gus
ber Stapt auriidte6renoen 6abritarbei=
ter ibrem Seim entaesen. Sic limb
tpotmiibe, gunsrig uno ouriiis uno
ellen auf turse StunOen nab 9aus,
CUR 8ube, UNI mOrsen pieoer ibr freuo=
lOies Gaiein gu beginner. Dim ufer oes
SliiB9ens iieben einselne Meni6en.
Simmer mebr Der @oriibersebenben
fammeln fi9 bort an. Gin tribes, aber
ni9t ungemDbnlides G9auipiel-eine
2ei9e miro seldnoet. Ser G0rper zines
balberpa6ienen Mdodens miro in bas
@ras gebettet. Sie setriiiene drmlide
Gleioung, bas ma9ere @eii9tden, bon
blonoen, triefenoen Saaren umrabmt.
seiser an, baB es Elm &ino bes Bodies
III, bas ben friiben SOB in ben @ellen
aefunoen. IS miro buntler uno nebli=
ger. grni unb i6weiseno be1eiten Die
umfebenoen tegt etne SdDre, I'm Die
Soote in oas 2ei9enbaus am Sriebbof
gu brinsen. Seine Setmatb, feline
Mnbertpanoten IS mar Elm armes,
elternlofes 8ei96pf, i'm @aiienbaus
ersosen, uno erii felt Giiern in Stel=
lung. Selbit NOD Elm Sinh, muBte es
bort Die Sinber Der 8auersleute marten
unb pflegen. gines Sases feblt Dem
Bauer Gelo aus feinem leoernen 8eutel,
Der Auf Dem Slide lag. IS mirD Nlles
our6iu6t, aber ni6ts seiunoen. Nie=
manb auBer Dem armen tleinen ainoer=
mdoGen 1T in Der Gtube geneien. IS
fdetnt auber 3weifel, baB lie bas
3weimartiiiid enttueuOet babe. Inter
Sbrdnen betbeuert lie lire unidulo,
aber NiemanO slaubt ibr. Ser Bauer
iast lie in ieiner @ut6 aus Dem Saus.
Wer ueiB, mas in ben, unsliidliben
beimatbloien @eien por9in9. bis es ben
berspeiielten gntidluB faBte, in ben
500 81 ge6en? S6on am nG9iien
Woraen iuir0 Der Nrmeniara nit Dem
i6md6tisen SOrper i'm duBeriten @in=
fel oes SrieobOfes, bel ben Selbhm0r=
bern, beiseieBt. I'm Oieielbe 3eit iiebt
Der Bauer, wie iein a~ueijabrises Sinh
por Dem Saus nit etpas GldnsenDem
ipielt unb es i'm Gano elm unb auS=
9rdH. IS 1T bas feblenoe 3meimarf=
ftid. S6eu uno bei6dmt i9aut er lid
na9 allen Geiten UNI. ga Niemano
in Der Ndbe III, iedt er i6nell oas
@eloitiif in ieinen leoernen 8eutel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
Cine @eneiuua prn sfusioh

9ebOrt gu ben allerIeltenii Sdllen lno
miro oaber BON Dielen 9leraten iiber.
baupt fir unmosIi9 9ebalten. Sn
gonoon aber limb jiingif wieoer swei
FOLDER 6dlle porgetOmmen, Die I'm 10
mebr Vca1tung be%roienen, oils In
Seutl6lano 9eraoe 10 tuie in Den meilfen
anoeren europdii9en 2dnoern Elm ooer
oIellei6t au@ meGrere SCRIBE Der ent=
tebliben uno bislang ais unbeilbar
9eltenoen Stantbeit ~porbanOen iino.
Ser cine jener 6dlle betraf einen Wanr,
Der Dor Der Sebanoluns groBe Slede
anf Mrnien uno Seinen. 9ei1mollene
unterarmneroen uno i6mdrsli6 ee=
tdrbte Sanoe unb SiiBe beiaB. Sie
gebanoluns beiiano in fleinen @aben
bon Irienif, rei9li9er Soft uno gnt=
9altun9 BON Slid. Sn anbertbalb
Sabren tuaren Die Dem @usIaB eigenz
tbiimliden Sleden peridmunoen, uno
ollie iibrisen MISUNDERSTANDING
beiierten lid e~benfalls fortgeIebt. 8si
einem anoeren Wanne tuarer bereits
bic 9dnbe bur6 Musteli6munoe uno
gmpfinoungslpiisteit p0llis bililos,
uno er uuroe ebenfo tpieoer beraeHellt.
Nod elm britter Sail 1T bemerfenswertb,
er betrifft cine Srau aus garbabos,
Die nit NusiaB in ieiner fdlimmfen
Sorm bebaftet mar. Sbr tonnte aller=
binss Der Gjebrau6 Der i6on pertriip=
pelten Sdnoe ni9t mebr suriidseseben
peroen, aber bic Srantbeit puroe or6
ni9t nur gum Stillhanoe 9ebra6t,
ionoern i'm Nllsemeinen aud 9ebeiiert.
Sut6inipn, Der @endbrsmann bieier
Na6ri6ten in ben .Meoical Stems,
Der %gntbaltuns BON 5ii9nab=
rung cine sroBe geoeutung fir Die
Seiluns oes Wusiages gu, uno es 1T in
Der Shat auffallenO, baB bic @erbrei=
Der 2epra beionoers an bic Mee=
restiiitea Tin EeutI6lanb gum geiipiel
an ben Sreis MemeD uno bamit an
9ebunosn III, Die ii9 pur=
3ugsipeile BON Sii6en erndbren. llebri=
gems 1T aud oOn berborragenoen nor
pegii6en Ga6OerfdnDisen jiinaf Die
Na0gli6teit elmer 9eilun9 bes @usiabes
nusseiprO9en uorOen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
Bic Saalbur1.
81 inert seidsn,uieu,n fur iieberrefs aai
Der G5merseit b~eifimut.


Sole IufIeben ~erre9enbe Weltma9tss
rebe, tpel6e Gaifer Wilbelm 9elegentlid
ber nit altr6mii9em 2limbim infsenirs
ten @runbFeinleauns gu benz &eids
2imes=W uieum in Der Saalburg bel
Somburs b. b. S6be sebalten bat, III
tuobl seeianet, oas Sntereiie an Der
biftorii9en Stdtte, aus Der lie slei9iam
entiprang, nod auf ldnsere 3eit binaus
mad gu erbalten.
Ser 8eoante, bic bel ben Qus9ra-
bungen ldnas bes r6miiden @renaualls
Qimes) sefunbenen altertbimer an
elmer DEFENDERS pi9tieen GteIle bee
Sunoeebietes felbfi in einem &ei9smu.
feum gu pereinisen, Hammt idor bon
Safer Grieorid. Seinem Sobne bliet
es b%orbebalten, benz plane @efialt au
aeben.
@ls pIab tpurbe urter ben 80 Biz
iebt befanrten 2imes=&aHeIlen hi
Saalbrgs setudblt, tpelde, in GoIst
ibrer iiolirten Gage i'm Sattel bee
Saunusgebirges, in allen 5~ugeb6ri9er
8aulidteiten uno ionfisen 2lnla9en f.
bortreffli9 erbaltene lleberreiie aufpeiH,
oas cine 8efonfruftion obne erbebli9t
Sdmieri9teiten m0slid III. Nuberbem
aeist lid Die aanse Nieoerlaiiuns ID
auffdllig rei9lid uno lu1uri6s ausse'
fattet, baB bic bort 9efunoenen 8esen,
ltdnoe mad Sauienoen sdblen.
Ser 8runoriB oer Saalbura biIoete
Elm 8e9tef bon 4S9 bei 1872 SUB mil
abgerunoeten gden. Sie nit 3innen
%beriebene, ettua Is SUB bobe umfai=
iungsmauer umsoaen afpei, je 26 Sub
breite unb 10 SUP tiefe SpiBgrdben /;
i'm Snnern mar fur Die gertbeiOiser Elm
@allsang on Die Mauer anseidittet.
Muf ieoer Settle hattie bas Galtell elm,
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Auerfeflen.
SeItianter, bersbe.uesenoer Sraud) an BET
SIfte Der frams5Hiden 9retasne.

pSS0SStoS9SNuVS oSu"W wv z
Ssdfte Der frams5fiden Sretasne.
SauIenbe unb gbertauienoe BON
Weni6enlsben peridlingt allidbrli9
cos Mteer, unb tein @rabffein, fein
@rabesbisel fennseidnet Die Stdtte, mo
lie lire leste 8ube aefunoen, tpobin
Gle Qn9eb6ri9en panoern f6nnten, um
ibrem SGmera, ibrer Srauer in lieben=
Dem @eod9tniB Der Sooten 2inoerung
gu idaffen.
9ieier Mansel, Dem edit .menldIiden
@eoiirfniB Der Sootenfeier au9 duBer.
lid geniiQeno 8e6nunQ traaen Al f6ns
men, bat an Der 3iilte Der fransbIifden
gretagne am Illerieelentage einen ielt,
iamen, bersbemesenOen Srau9 berauss
gebilcet.
Mm Illerieelentase psriammeln fi9
in ben Srten llnD Mdrften Der gre=
tagne ollie 9ieienigen, tpelde einen Der
Sbren auf Dem Meere be1loren baben
unO Die nidt miiien, mo lid Die 1erbs
li9en 8efie beiielben befinoen. Sn
lansen 3igen, meiliens in Srauerse=
mdnOer geblllt, Sieben Die @ittmei.
uno @aiien binaus our MeeresfiiIte,
an ben v@llerieelenitranD. ipie i'm Der
golfsmunD nennt, uno jeoer Ginselne
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
Ylalt Der Saalbura.

bon ie suei @adttbiirmen einaeiaBtes
Sbor. Cine Die beioen Slantentbore
perbinoenoe Strabe tbeilte ben Sinners
raum in awei Sbeile, ppn oenen Der
boreere, sr6Bere, Die eisentliben Sol=
oatenquartiere umfaBte, mdbreno Der
bintere Der SntenOantur iibermieien
tuar. Sas lmfangrei6ite uno iiattli9te
Gebduoe iuar oas in Der @titte selesene
&ommanoantursebduoe, Oas 8rdto=
rum, an oeiien Stdtte uno in beiien
Still nunmebr oas 2imesmuieum ent=
fieben piro.
@Or benz Gaiiell bebnte lid cine
9robe biirserli6e N~niieoeluna aus, ME
allBer sablreiden Gellern mebr als so
bisber a%ufsefunoene Drummer bemeiIen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
Scrbfnmrm,

S6Ou 1T Der Gems nit ieiner 4ra6t,
Der CONNER bolb unb milbe;
Sp6 itoIser nod in ieiner Mo6t
Der SerblteSiturm, Der Uilbe.
&enn CT ais trob'ger 9eroS brauit
Sou Graft bur1 gSalb unb Neibe;
Wenu SGlme er uno StrGu6er Sauit
SIN ibrem iablen &leioe..
Gr buloet Ni6tS, mas morl6 unb oft,
Gr bri6t Die biirren 3weige.
&as l6wanteno ltebt lnb Ionoer oalt,
Gr r~iittelt, bis lids neige.
Has i6ma6 1T MIR iiiblt Sur6t unb Grau'u
Sor ieineu md6t'9eu S6wimsen.
WaS frGiti9z ltolS, lauI6t pou Sertrau'n
Dem al9ewalt'9en Sinsen.
Ob brobenb wilb iein Srauieu flinst,
Sinbur6 bridt iel'ses abnen,
GAP nele 9uit elm 9enS inns brin9t;
Sbm ri6tet er bic Sabnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01

@e9sn elmer SIad e
Sdnaps eri9offen tuuroe Der
misunderstanding CHARLES auf Der
Sac bu Slambeau=& Reformation, @is.
Ser M6rber, elm Snbianer Namens
@auia, neriudte auf einem @iienbabn=
auge au enttpmmen, er tpuroe jeoO9 in
Minocqua ertpiidt unb ms @efdnsniB
9efedt. @auia ertldrte, @barlep babe
i'm Dor Ginger 3eit UNI cine Glai9e
8ranntuein betoblen, uno bafir babe
ct lid iebt serddt.
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Or fnciE BerdrefH.

rWas sibt's benin gu ellen, 2eni?"-
,@ansbraten, Sdneinsbraten une
N]ierenbraten !"-.@as f0nnen sic
mir beiDnoers empfeblen?"-rS, Der
@ansbraten III borsiigli9 unb Der
Sdmeinsbraten sart ME Elm iunees
9ubn !"-n8ut, oann brinsen Sic
mir einen Nierenbraten !"
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DrrChuurpt.

9err: naber natirli6, Serr Nad=
bar, tuenn Sbnen mein Suno cine
@urf seitoblen bat, besable i9 Tie
Sbnen aud ; mas foiiet lie benn?"-
fer me ter: n3mei Wart,
es mar beIie Gerbelatnsurit Ser:
.Nein, entidulOisen Sic, %2ebermurf-
id babe Sic ia ielbf ge9eiien
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Gbe abraham seboren marne, uno

LANCE uorber ebe bic Ppramioen @spp:
tens erri6tet mur6en, mar bic 9ei'
lung non &raatbeiten bur3 &rduter
unS @urseln befannt. @tr leien i'm
alien Seitament: uSdnbere mid nit
Spilop uno i9 werSe rein. "-@s Sibt
beutsutase taum einen sroBeren Ses
farmorter fir bieies Spitem ais ben
gisentbiir,er uon SOrni's alpenfrdus
ter Slutbeleber, menn es lib I'm bic
gebanbluns pom Sautz unb Slnt=
tranfbsiten brebt. SOritcbenoes lit
elm. Nuotation aus ieiner Publifa<
ton Scr &ranfen=8 ote." S9reibt
fur Elm Gremplar. @irb fOltenfrei
uerlauot. 'our9 Or. Yeter Sabrnep,
112-1i4 50. Sopne @uenue, 9bis
csso, Su.
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Die ilnd,t Hrr Genunhul,eit

@tuoioius Siiffel ihidt lid bel
nddtliber Seimtcbr Gil, tie Sreppe tuie
seu0bnli6 auf allen Siersn gu erflet=
tern. .9onnsrtuetter, ruit er pl6gli9.
lid %befinneno, .mas made i9 benin
iebt-i9 bin beute ia nii1tern !"
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Gin geniiienbafter Yrssiser.

gjeebrter Serrl Oa i9 Sbre@ bite
@ine Sar Sprup sebrau6t babe, err
a6te i'd bieIelbe ais cine aassesei6nez
te WeoiSin unb fam iie anbern nit
sutem @ewiiien empfeblen. @9tp.
&ep. @m. SteuenIon,
&tngspiIe, Mo.
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Sic Meere Der grbe baben
cine Oberfldde bon cirea 10000, 900
(engliI9en) Quaoratmetlen, BON ben
1873, 000, 900 Quaoratmeilen Der Sc.
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