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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-01-31
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An Afflicted Family HAs easOns tos
81 Search for the Cause SfG Sick ness I
An AbbeviIIe Lady Abroad-Belov.;
ed Preacher. =
Santuc, S. c., Jan. &c, 1900.
Miss Ollie Mcllwain, OF Abbevllle. who has
been visiting her cousin, Miss Sallie Milford,
returned home last Monday 10 the regret OF
her many friends and admirers, Miss Ollie
return ed earlier than she expected TO on ac-
count Of her mothers Illness; Iass; cordor,. MO,
buried at Long Cane cemetery last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cochran, OF Greenville,
have been visiting the latter's mother. Mr..
Cochran is prosperous farmer OF Greenvilie
County, being formerly resident Of this
Mr., Pierce Bowen was called to Anderson
last Thursday To attend the bedside OF bis sis-
ter, MISS Addie, who is quite sick OF pneu-
Mt Miller. our popular teacher, is we'll and
al his post OF duty again. Mr.. Miller's school
has Increased 10 such an extent that he DOW
Lizzie has filled the assistaurs p lace in this
school for several terms, and she is loved by
ALI her students.
Mrs. Lark Nickles is very Ill. She has had
two hemorrhages of the lungs this week, and
son, David, who has been and is still down
with fever Is slowly improving. The hand OF
afllction has certainly rested heavy upon The
heads Of this family IOT Lub 1881 lew H1Outue.
Mrs, Nickles having buried grown daugh=
ter Miss Lizzle, last November. but we know
that all things work together for good to them
that love Hod,"
sunday.
room for the past few days threatened with
nneutponla, but he Is able TO be up again.
Mrs. Fleetwood Crowtber intends giving q
turkey dinner TO the ladies In the near future,
and all present are to quilt. The ladies' an.
ticipate good time and especially nice
dinner. .sss.xssLlE.,,.
things 1t is only for the time being. 5ss5s 5s
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson visited 8f9tNelso
mother, Mrs. Stokes, OF 'Antrs9 t4la, Sat'
urday. 81: ~. ~,
yIsitine in our midst last Thursday Mr.. Mo
Kipnorl certainly has the confidence and love
of all our people, and he ts 9 most welcome
visitor In our homes. We feel better and
more contented with our lotin life after hay-
Ing come In contact with his beautifui ana 70
signed life :
az we are anxious to see our bachelors get
married who say that they cannot afford 70
pay license for girl.
Mr., George Mann, of the Nation, visited bis
! mother.in-Iaw, Mrs. Crowther, last Wednes
day. !,
We have just learned Of the sad death O
Miss Addie BoWen, which occurred last Thurs
day night. Her remains were inferred al
shiloh cemetery on Friday.
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Unclaimed Letters,

Letters In post office week ending JAM 10
A-Molly Aiken. Mrs. Sillias Adams;
B-Miss Anne Belton, Ike Blackwell, Teme
Brow, Miss Lilia Bresco, Levi Brown, Marga'
ret Brown, ]. d. Barksdale, Miss Mary Brown
CA. c Clinksoales, David Clinkscales, dim
Caches, P. P. Crewe.
E-Miss Susie Edwards, Bis Elem,
F-Miss Rosa Fair.
H-H, O, Hammond, Bene Hill, Miss Nan
nile utler, Miss Hettie Hutchinson.
J-Miss Alice johnson, Miss Emma John
son. HilIyard Johnson, Miss Mary Jordan:
LrMiss sallie Lawton, ]. w. Lomax. Wal
ter Logan. MI, NJ,
mie Pope.
R-W w. Russell. Willie Reioe.
S-Mlss Mary Smith, Carrie Simpkins, Rev
]. T. Stewart, ]. 2. Smith. -
T-Mrs. Anna Thomas, Miss Mamie Tar
rant. u,,..
nah, Jim willard, Mrs e. B. Williams:
80 - = Robt. 8. Link, P. M.
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Here's a "startlekl 3 75c
Kid Glove at tSSmish DET
Goods and MillineTry = 81 y,
White with hlsblack stitG cling,
Pearl Gray. Pearl Gray With
black stitching, Black, Black
with white stitching, Tans
trimmed in Black, Modes
trimmed in Black, in fact all
the new shades. Their $1.00
Glove has no equal.
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The State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.

COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
PROBATE COURT.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF James Goth
ran. ST., Deceased.
Petition for Settlement and Discharge.
g E. ROSENSWIKE, as Executor for said
~ Estate having applied for settlement and
discharge.
1T IS ORDERED, That Tuesday. the 9th day
OF February next be fixed for granting the
relief prayed for, r. E. HILL.
Jan. u. 1870. Judge Probate Court.
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BARN BURNT.
Heavy Loss to an Industrious and

Heavy Loss to an Industrious and
Prosperous Farmer.
Mr.J w. McKea, OF the Long Cane settle
ment, had the misfortune to lose bis barn lasl
Monday night.
We have not seen Mr.. Mckee, but reports
In town concerning II, are somewhat as FOL:
lows: About nine o'clock his dogs barked
fiercely and he hissed them on. Some one re,
piled, ar you set your dogs on me, will kill
them."
About twenty minutes later the barn was
discovered to be on fire. The loss was the
building, some hogs, a beef, Injury 70 q horse
su ffered from fire. Other personal property
was destroyed as follows, Two barrels mo-
lasses, shucks and fodder, $50 pounds OF meat
corn enough for the year, rs bushels cotton
seed, Is bushels peas,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-01-31
The right prices bring bust.
ness. Smiths Dry Goods and
Millinery realize thif fact.
They want your Spring busi'
ness-prices are what you
want.
]. II. GIenn's Locals.

Evaporated and dried fruits, butter and
Boston beans, peas. potatoes, onions, apples
and cocanuts at Glenn's.
Kuox's easily prepared Gellatine, Bakers
Cocoa and Chacolate, Oolopg and Young
Hyson teas, fine flavoring extracts. canned
corn. beans, peas, tomatoes, okra and toma'
toes at Glenn's.
Mackerel, white fish. hams, ham roll, break.
fast bacon, domestic and imported macaronle
cream cheese, &C., at Glenn's.
Glenn has pen extra fine b. P. Rock chick
ens--prlse stock at State fair. Eggs from THIS
pen Is for 81.
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Do 1t Well.

IF two angels were sent down To-.
earth, one to rule an empire, and the
other to sweep street, they WouidS
have no choice in the matter, so long
as God ordered them. So God in his
providence, has called you to WORE
hard for your daily bread do it to HIS
glory.
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aoea Er.e.d q. .Abs!eville..8 ]

Mr.. ]. B HARxoH gives most chserIul
account OF the prospects, of McCoruick.The
people there rejoice In the establishment OF
an oil mill, and, feastipg upon thegood results
OF an oil mill, their appetite 10 whetted for.a
cotton mill, which II q possibilit no better
place for q mill can be founds MT. HARMON ID
good friend to Mccormick but next 70 MO
Cormtck be Is good dfriend 70 AbDevihe'
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Notice..

THE FIRM OF BELL. ELLIS & co. HAS
l. dissolved co-partnership by mutual con.
sent. All parties indebted to the firm will
please call and settle with ]. r. Ellis, success.
sor TO Bell, Ellis & Co.
Jan. 80, 1900
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Estra.y.

A BLACK MARE MULE CAME TO MY
"A house on the 14th instant, supposed to be
ten years old. The owner will come forward
and prove property, pay charges and take 1t
away. E. NJ. ROCHE.
Abbeville, 8. e., Jan. 25, 1900.
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Cedar Poles Wanted.

NEDAR POLES, IS FEET LONG, NOT
~ less than six inches In diameter at the
small end, are wanted by the Abbeville Tele
phone Company.
VIM. NJ. Barnwell, Manager.
Jan. 80, 1900. II
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p.oanerous Merehant. D

NE. c. u. CLINgscALEs, OF the nrm OF
Ciinkscales Bros, Lowndesville, was on our
streets last week. His Arm is one Of the most
prosperous in that section Of the county, and
they deserve the good fortune that is coming
that way. Attentive to business, ooliging 10
their dealings, success will come ana aoioe
with them.
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For Rent.

THE NICE FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE NEXT
l. to the house where President Bailey now
lives on Magazine Hill. Apply to
Jan. 80, 1900. p. Rosenberg e. Co.
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a0Od Citizen,

vas in town last week. He Is q brother OF
Congressman Latimer who serves this DIS.
trict SO we'll In Washington, and is himsel1 q
most excellent citizen, good nerehant' anu
q useful member Of the church.
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Rruce,s Restaurant.

Bruce's Restaurant.
60 to Bruce's Restaurant for meals 81 aii
hours.
Bruce's Restaurant Is open for the Fall and
Winter trade.
Bruce's Restaurant Is open day and night
knock and the door shall be opened unto you
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-01-31
Cabbage Plants.

Prepare your ground at once for cabbage
plants. az will be receiving them now
weekly. Succession and Wakeneid are Tue
varieties. Very Respectfully.
CP. Hammond.
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ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
Abbeville is Soon to be illuminated
by the Best OF Lights.

by the Best OF Lights.
The Electric Light and Power Company are
pushing ahead, making ready 10 give the
Town light and power. For the present, they
will use Mr.. Long steam plant TO generate
electricity. The generator Is already In posi-
tion. -,
Notwlthstandiug the extreme cold weather
the wires are being placed In position with
the greatest possible speed. and an early com
pletion OF the work may be expected. With.
In the next month our streets may be illumi.
that dispel the dark ness Of any town.
One by one new enterprises are developed.
and Abbeville make progress.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-01-31
Oysters and Fish.

When you want oysters and fish go To
Thos. Thomson. / have them always on
hand. Telephonee9.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-01-31

Have you bought any of
those Crashes from Smiths
Dry Goods and Millinery ?
They have plenty Of them
now, but they cannot last
long at Sc.
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Ladies and Children 8 Shoes
you will always find at
Smiths Dry Goods and Mil:
linery. The right styles at
the right prices.

Stop that cold In one day with q hOx of
"OuinacetOl." You will find it at G, 4. Mil
ford's, The Druggist. Phone lO7.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-01-31

You will find ihe incest lot of toilet soap IN
town at C. A. Ailford's, The Druggist,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-01-31

"When Will Man be satIsfied."-G. L. Keer,
NC.
Music.
Debate-Query Resolved, That England
Is waging holy war In South Africa.
Afirmative-E.N N. Orr, Texas, j. B. Belts,
S. e.
NegaIive-R. E. Ransom, N. c., E. E. Mo.
Cain, Tenn.
Music.
Committee OF Qecisiop-W. II. Phillips,
lex. Oficio.) E. E. Strong, Tenn, G. NJ. BOYD,
Miss.
Marshals-J. |. Brownlee. s; g., (Chief) L..
O. Hunter, N. G., r. E. Grier, ). q.
un usually large number OF persons acceptea
the kind Invitation that had been EXTENDED
by the young gentlemen OF the Society. ana
were present to greet their speeches as they
marched, arm in arm, with the ribhoned Mar.
shals from the library TO the spacious ano
beautiful decorated hall Oh the second 4ooI.
The opening prayer was offered ny aey.
James Boyce, President Of the Female Col.
Iege, and 9 cordial welcome was EXTENDED the
visitors by the President Of the S9clsty, Ml;
Wade Hampton Philips. Mr.. A. NJ. ErWin, OF
AntreviIle, was the first speake or representing
the Freshman class He spoke well, anu
gives promise OF becoming a gooo orator to
Mr.. s. w. MITCHELL OF Fairfield County, lol.
lowed In O well prepared speech. he ls
pleasant speaker Representing the sopho:
more class Mr. F. u. Carson appeared anu
made a good speech His voice Is not very
strong. Mr.. r. G. Knox, of AntreVllle, was
the representative OF the sophomore ciass,
and delivered his speech In an earnest ano
impressi We manner. The Senior orator was
original and was made by Mr.. q. l.. kerr' OF
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-01-31

Telephone wire suitable for wire fencing for
sale by C.P. Hammond.
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ushters Of fths Con

Meettse @f the DauEhters ofsths, Con-
keaeracy. y
The regular moathIy meeting Of the Bangn'
ters of the Coniederacy Will be held on 1nee'
day, February the SIKH, at Mrs. =. stiaffi.
sonts. at IL O'Clock. Business otlmp9LlAntGss
will he discussed, ana all members are urged
10 attend and TO be punctnal: S..sSSts2 siE
Lucia w. Parker, Prestdpalt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-21
Sabrbunoert, Bilber.
Don SonraD WIbsrti.
1000 n. Shr.

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Sn Den WerfTrdttsn. bic ben piirbiz
gen Dom BON s9ilpesbeim in a6tungsz
poaam ars1ie umssbsn. niro nader
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be reeen bic ~nerpisen 6dnbs, bic Iis,
psnn audi nod elm penig ungelent,
oph flsibis in Bspssung lsben, CUR
grDbsrsn Gbre 9ottsa uno our 3ufriez
oanxit oss ebrtpiiroigen 8ifdoFs
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rauhsn Satfsn eele4rt nno bic sritsn
9anpsr,ffs ibnen 10 oft psrfDnlih mil
enDlufsr 9soulo estpielsn. Wis tief
neisdn ltG b%emutbsppa bic 6duptsr,
oa feline bobe unb eitiee @sItalt ieBt
fslblt bic anesn Hdume our9idreitet
uno bic Rshte ii9 guam Seasn aus
ihredt! 9ier uno bort bleibt ct itsben,
priift, rdtb nit peiier M1Iloe uno sr=
grsift CUR prattjfdsn nntsrpsiT ung
pobl Sslbit bus Wsrf5sus. SEPT tpan<
belt er 3D. omen gum aln1tsr biniiber,
ND in ben dFfanen 3sQen am Greusz
gang &lsuafar UNI alsrifer in dbnliz
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fig ubsr 5tpei persamsnte gsbeugt, bic
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f9nittes nit solbsnsn 2i4tsrn unb
bun!en 8eltaltsn faubsr uno miibsooa
aisranb. Der gf4of priift eiitig bic
Nrbeit, oas SiteIblatt auFihIaeeno
lieit er "Ovidli Amores" oarauf. Gin
Shabten truber Snrgs bui9t ii6er iein
@slidt, absr idnea peiat sr sinsm BE-
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frpmms 8ruoer psrItebt fein Wort Ga
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fterp:enIt guh1taben UNI 8uhItaben
na9, gum 8sItsn Der alotertloHs, be;
Der din gslsbrtsr prdlat in Der DIT
mart bic 2l6f frift baItsGt bat. 60 itebt
Der 8i1dof in Iinnsnosr B%strahtung,
als oraubsn 5uitts erfaaasn uno ELL
ansdt Elm Sd,reibsn bringt - bes
aoi1ers Siesel! 8eoddtig uno ehrz
fiirdtis Dffnet es Der gfdof, uno
Come psrtldrt feline 3iise, ba er lieit,
bah Tsfn srlaudter 30glina, oer brittle
Otto, i'm gu iid ruff, in's taiferli4e
Eager, nu9 benz beilisen Rom. "9ott,
Du biit giiHig esgsn Dsinsn arnen
Dsner," ipriht er leifs, bic 9dnoe fall
tau'o, vDu eepdbrIt mir ben innsrIten,
6sibslsn Wun1d, nod einmal Die
0auptltabt Der Welt fe6sn gu birfsn
nno ibre WunDsr, ben 2oteran uno
bic 5raiansfdule, nm an ibnsn Den
Gifsr gu itdrten fpatsr babslm i'm
reuben Norpsn ourh nsue Werfe Deli
ne @rDb. gu prsien." uno itia i9reiz
tst er binaus., nah feiner Rfhsiosnal
alauIe, bic 8orbereitunsen gu Begin
men fir bic langs, miihspoae uro ses
fabrreifx Hiie..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-21

Der Salbmpnatsfdrift rDaslttez
rart1de Gho" (9erlin. 5ontans
C Co. eine griinbIide Biographies
@tuabie tpfomet. Dsr 1888 in Mdbrio
oeborene Oidter It BON 9olli E aus SSnz
asnsur urdo bat bon 1854-1868 an
Der mabribsr Snsenieuri 6ule Die
STEELE zines PrOfefors betleibet. Dur6
Die Ssptsmberrepolution bon 1868 ssz
langts er ouf ben Yoitat zines sri
nifters Der DFfentli6en Mrbsiten unb
mai oann Bis 1873 9anbslsminiIter.
Nad ieinsm Riidtritt gine sr auf Elm
blabes Sabr na9 Puris. lrb bier emz
ping er. eth 8isr5igidbrger, bic erf tsn
~ftorfen 4nrsgungsn gu isinsr bramutiz
1hen Shdtigteit, Der sr iih fortm
arsfalsBlih sutpanbts. Sein erftes
Stiid, Elm ginaftsr, purbe i'm Jebruur
1874 i'm Ipolotheater in Maorlo aufz
gefubrt. Sn Dem 8isrteliabrbunoert
ieitber fat gfegaraD - laut 5uftenz
ratb's Mrf5dblung - annd9renD so
Oramen Der perI9isbenften 9dttuns
seI6riebsn uno auffIbren febn.
Wenn bic heutige @eneration bic
S6pisristsitsn ni9t msbr tsnnt, nit
benen nod por einiger Sabr3sbnten Der
9eidmmte 5anbsls tano gu tdmpfsn
bate, iobalb es fi6 oarum banoelte,
irgenb cine Grtunbigung on sinem
auspdrtigen plube, lei es eine areo!tz
ousfunft, fei es bic NbrsiIs eines On
palts, @pebiteurs ober 8anf6auiss
eiu5u5ieben. 10 beroaaft (e bies in erz
iter Ginie elmer eSSDes. ipelds Dor ieBt Is
Sabren BON elmer bamals nod fleinen
9amburser @srlossfirma pertpirfli6t
tporoen lit. Wit pislen Miibsn puros
bdmals nad Sabr unb Sag Elm Wsrtz
den 5ui ammsngsftent, oas auf 1872
Seiten benz 8aufmann gum ~srItsnmale
bas Matsrial in bic Sdnbe legte, lid
brett an austpdrtigen Yldben informlz
rem gu fDnnen. OR1e 9etra6tun9sn
tommen uns beuts, no uns bic Subildz
ums Mussabe ienss 8u6es, b. E. Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sabreons BON s.
R%egsnbarbt's @ei6dftstulenbsr fir
ben @sltperfs6r 1900 porliegt, Der aud
bieies Sabr pinftli9. pie INNER, err
f6isnen TIT. Wir erinnern uns nod
beg fleinen 8ii6lens, bas bamals auf
beIagten 1872 Seiten 3i6 5und6it nur
init 224O Srten unb $3.50 Sirmen be-
faBte. !Ssuts entbdlt baHslbs auf 376
Gsiten 1900 Orte unb gseeu 10000
5irmen. Die beutige @erbeitung bes
8ufes uno bas gsraoe5u erEtaunllde
Wu6Ien ieines llmfanges uno ieines
Snboltes Iino Elm 8atpeis bafir, nie
n~othpenoSg bas Bud getpeis en- 1T uno
hi eiebr es Ii6 in 5unoelstreiien elm
ge6iirgert fat. gs gebt aber aud bar
aug 6srpor, nit tpsIdsm 9ienenfleiBe
an ban eminent niiBliden 8ude i'm
ldrfe Der Sabre eearbeitet poroen 1T,
uno ferner tpelfs r~neeheuren @elofoz
1ten paHslbe erforbsrn muB. Irbelten
bod in Der idon felt ldneen Sabrsn
nad Berlin iibergeIisoelten s. Hegen%
harbt16sn @erlangsanitalt ia9raus
ja6re;n ungefdbr so Psrfonen an Der
6erite[lung beg @ahdftstalenoors ,abz
aeIbeer bon ben bielen Sau1enoen in
alien Weltthsilen tpo6nanoer GORE
fbpnDenten Deffelben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-21
VtH H~UNIENVHVN
NenDcntjde Ypeiie.

Or. Rubolpb Yresber perfifGrt oas
ODE, uni n1n1ge @eItummel uniersr neuz
ersn lprii6en Babies, bic auf bic oeutz
f9e 9oelie losgelofen lIno. bic (i9 ben
Reim obgepD6nt baden, bei oenen oas
@ilbsnmaB feline Ro1e fpielt uno Der
Woblf(dng berp0nt 1T, nit folgenosm
poetTI6sn Stimmungslteo;
llnten
Nuf Der Strabe -
9e6t Elm Mann,
2ang1dm
Sur9 tief fen fnirI6enoen Stnse -.
Weiber Wsnter -.
Gr bat einen neuen,
9piegslnoen 9ut,
Gang Idtpor5 ...<
Sben
Muf bem Dude
Sibt Elm einIamer Spsrllnq
Qm Ou6tenoe(,
Shldgt
Wtt ben Jligeln uno pispTt -
&lati6!
1lnten Der Mann
Rimmt Ieinen neuen
Spiegslnbeu i6lpar5sn Sui
Seuf3eno
0om 8opfe mlo i4impft... e
Melt! Melt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-21
0iterarii9e Nenbeiten.

Die atpeite, nsllbearbsitst, uro psrz
me6rte Qrtflase bon Mepers 0anbaQrz
las Omit 113 8artenbldttern, 8 Sertz
beilaesn unb Brighter auer auf ben
aartan psr5eidneten Namen). Isrlog
oes 8iblioerapbiiden Snitituts in
Qssp3ig unp Wisn. 1T ioebsn ponItGnz
oia eri6isnen. Der por5usli4 uno
stpedoisnli6 ausgeItattete 9u6zQtlas
Itebt polfommen auf Der 9Dbe ielner
QuFsa6sn, ursb er entfpri4t perm0ge
ieirer tpii1anffaftlidsn uno pratti16sn
IusgeI taltung ben mooernen Wnf orDez
rungen in anen 9e5iebungsn. 4ls Elm
baI onoerss 8erbisnIt muB es an9eiebsn
psrben, bob bic 9erausssbsr ben i'm
9oroersrunoe bss politsI9sn Sases=
interehes itebenben folonialan 9eftrsz
bungen unb Dem baburd eeIteigerten
SrientierunssbsoIrfnib Elm fsines Der
Itdnbnib entgssenss6ra4t bubsn. Dor
atute(em Wertb 1T nebsn Der i'm aroz
ban Mabi1abs ssbaltenen 9arts bon
OItafrifa bic aarte: Sibafrifa nit
benz &arton bon Ratal. Den Sort
Idrittsn Der beutl9an uno enoliI6en
giisnbabnen in Qfrifa lit bGionoere
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nod bin5u, bub bic 8sbanolung Der
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