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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-02

There Is not q decent citizen in New
York who will not draw long breath
of relief when he realizes that by the
expiration of the Horton law public
prize lighting has been rendered i'm
possible within the immediate pre-.
cincts Of the city. New York Post.
That may be so, but the Horton
law was the cause of some fellows
scarcely being able to draw any
breath at all.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-02
Red Hot From The Gun.

Was the ball that his g. b Steadman
of Newark. Mich Ia the OWL War
10 caused horrible Ulcers that no treat.
ment helped for 20 years. Then Buck
lens Arnica Sslve cured him Cures
Outs, Bruises, Burns, Boils, Felons, Oorns,
Skin Eruptions Best Pile cure on earth
20 cts a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold
BY NJ IL Lewis. Druggist
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-02

Il appears that Mr. Croker has decid-
cd TO rob Congress of Hon. Jefferson NJ.
Levy Washington Post.
Mr.. Levy-he pronounoes his name
ievvy--should come back to Virginia
and run for Governor. Index Appeal.
Bad advice, brother. The Guber-
material chair is fully lev(y)ied upon
already.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-02

Mr.. BRYAN says the Republicans
found no fault when eggs were thrown
at him. Roosevelt should reap con-
ISOLATION from the saying, whats
sauce for the goose should be sauce
for the gander."
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-02

THE latest trust proposition is to
unite all the telegraph and telephone
lipes in the country under one
management. If this be done, with
q woman in charge at each end, the
tongues of Babel will be electrified.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-02
Talks Too Much

Germany's trouble is that she talks
too much. Look. at Russia The Gar
is saying not a word, but in the mean
while the OOssacks ia ManchuriA are
exterminating the native population -
Norfolk Landmark
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-02

Both of the great political parties
may have their paramount issues,
but the pivotal point with Me-
Kinley and Bryan is: chow can I
reach the White House,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-02

AN exchange says that Queen Vie.
toria is kept ION ice" during the hot
spells of summer. Probably this &C.
counts for her continued good state
of preservation.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-02

"CoIN', HARVEY evidently mount
cd the monetary parachute and has
been paramounted to the realm of
oblivion.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-02

Mr.. BRYAN's frequent quotations
from Lincoln may cause some Of the
old liners io-question his Democracy.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-02

III, AS Shelley says, poetry is the
center and circumference Of knowl.
edge, political poetry will soon be at
q premium.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-02

NOVEMBER will tell the tale wheth-
or or not Mr.. Hanna can turn the
trick without q Gold Democratic
ticket up his sleeve.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-02

Mr.. BRYAN is an apt scholar. His
experience with militarism was brief,
but sufficiently lengthy to convince
him that it was bad thing.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-02

We are glad to see from The Free
Lance that Judge WEIGH, Of Caroline, 10
about we'll and was able 60 attend q
meeting Of Democratic club Ia his
county Of which be is ioo.pfesident. -
Madison NaMa
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-02

ERE long the coal strike will be
"bscked mp" by the thermometer.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-02

ERE long the eye of the nation will
DO turned upon the political Judas
IseariOts.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-02

COUNT Won WALDERsEE seems to
be after the tael end of the embrog
lilo,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-02

THE city psvements have an utter
disregard for soles.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-02
ONE or the other of the great polit-
ical parties is looking through a
smoked glass, sure.

IFYoU want to manufacture q po'
litieal hornet, jost abridge the right
of suffrage.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-02

The Taft commission doesn't APP
pear to cause the Filipinos much
worry.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-02

TOPEKA JOE is like some politicians
hard to locate.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-02
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Obituaries or Religious Notices OF enter
tainments, &C., charged for at One-half rates.
Letters recommending candidates for Office
must be paid for.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-02

Miss Laura Van Ness and Mr.. Truitt.
Of Accomao county. were married last
week.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-02

At SIS. Thomas church. Orange
Wednesday. October Sd, DR.. J. G..
Ferneyhough, of Somerset, and Miss
Elizabeth II. Lockwood, Of Richmond,
will be married.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15
THE LATE Mr.. BLAND
FORESAW PRESENT ISSUES.

The Position 60 Richard Parks Bland on
the question o: imperialism. was clearly
stated ~ ths great Misscurian II tAe re
Gently published An American Cco1-1oaer:
The Life ard Tines OF Richard Parks
Bland" edited b. William Sincenr Bya-s
his letters and speeches axe published. As
ss-.y - July =, -Ss. ". Bland wrote -
Nr. By2-s:
N0c- Letter -e>etve,- Go rot believe Tiers
Is s-y danger e: or p---y s511,l-S a .lztt1-u.
G: U-.a-!p-t- boxing :, ne s.1Ep p..ri-s o: IS
ls-z acquisition z.E colonial Ere-i. - d sup
T.s--y--ez s-1 sustained w-rz = large staining
any E-5 -zyy- 60 -ct XIX ne party :
-t2dy 81 - s---.te = ! H1 I'D.
L~a=-o1- NJ, July =. -ss&
In NJ. Blz15's last speech = Congress.
delivered IL re Hous- y Representative on
h Army Reorganization b:-:. January -,
-S-s. OCCUR these words:
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15
BOGUS OLD MASTERS.
Counterfeit Works Of Art Made Up
fer Visitors 10 Paris.

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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15

- r-7sec: the1 there a-L iAe city c. Maria
su1 ;-e A--n,r q Manila are e.. that t-:s co1u-
=. ef~= Ett--s % rro-S-t -ee1s % s----y.
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p present -.v-s JG-- = -sss. IN House
hang under Consideration -E- -esd.uc.5n 20
p-svi-~ FOR am King the Hawaiian Islands
- ;r- linked States.
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15
BOUGHT A ROOSTER ALARM.
What an Eccentric Engli>hman
Did in Il Denver HOlcl.

The ceceaS. % ts- Ea.. q Airlts before
Pretoria tr-s.Es :sg-ecl--SiE rear - TIE Ei!e
= character know. o. n Fz-.ii- coast. AZ. :
especially - g.-r-alc. q oi-- u. IT, nos,
egc- nitric EG=..Shmen taAt have ever settled
H6s5.sl.e I.;-.ph Cg.!y.=. a brother Z re
J. -ss: t.c. finding Js- ----ll- Ike q . SOL
C.e- T. times OF peace .a- zoo CUsveutt ii
--- rs adventurous sIi--i. r. s-us years
2So. decided - settle among ~ cCUoc! 5
q me West WIRE This END L. view h,- maze
q tour = -Es Pacific Cost --s- j s-.4 -
;,s'ltsrr- :-- - T-p--2-. eNi---.-lEs n
pan S'-1 . cattle T-!.-2 T.--.@ = ie% miles
There. v.;h h!s SISTER. LAZY Maud 0g!.-
We C-e - TIE mss 1--l.- H5-s. q e1
iD England. Nr. Cg.ly:e. :: his rslki-Ss-ess
= equestrian perform -.c=s. soon cI-I-iv=@
. WI -h- admiration .: all tn ~
way = ,..a. the establishment 2: TIE more
Slse----!-l-i G.. the c-r2rT.----.-y-
The b-st story ;o.5 illustrating Is char
acte- : perhaps that c: ;H= rooster In the
C'r hi- PERIODICAL visits 20 Denver "
C-.lvie relieved E@ had reason . ---c--aic
@ 51t e. thai -.c.S. - always ---5sts! upon
beng Gale: - aaE-- A. .1H='--. cay
t-=lE & q somewhat .-ceT1.fs hour 'o- q
-lcE- eek . determine. disputes .rv-r.z bly,
a--s- s:s- lie exact Ie--7- ma Kat
C1tl - .ext visit :. was ---.cel nat
h carried : bundle u1ce! - III. 80 he
declined positively - hand or-- n any
ones care. AID. being shown - as ro-1,
retired 20 the night
4 isvt-s.E next --Cr.--s .l-s Corridors C:
The hotel --sC--Eei v!tc -@@ .---v - wig
- e cool. -Ea- quickly trO.S-- --rS- Z The
guests ---c w-a-LtIi CONN. :-.-z-5-- With
t-- u-s.-s and S--- Il z--@-3a--S i al
ii-=-.11s % discover t-- sour e.: TIE IL
Cs-z! SOUND
Re.7E traced - l.s- = NJ. Or.l-.='s - =.
is@ CiE-t wa-cEr-a- E--ls@1 cautiously uT-
Or TIE c5C-- Fo- answer -he-s cane both
-l- voice = -h- rooster -a.Cti.- he advent
q ;ts dawn and rrustiy thzc % NJ. O=i-y-s
from under rE@ hSd clothes
Il y5- pleas. -. Ere manager would
Tx > know 2 y1C hav--!f ire Nose g
growing I1--=s from yc-. roam
Come IT and see <-r yourself re-
piled TIE s-- = the E--lls: peer
The ws--rrraz complied when re
f.-s: t:-irC n b@h=,d n The hal. light VS.
~ t-c- OF Honorable Lyui- Oz:,vts's ped.
-Ll1E here" said the latter. IL you
Wont attend % ny orders. I have -
find az al. matte way @ being awakened
NoE can take = away -c%- tlt sse :hat
you call rl- az @syS-eas = tGu--s-
~ -hs commencement % the Spanish
American Wa- Nj OEiiv!e enlisted =! tAe
= =. campaign il Cuba NJ oz!lyie was
u-r= fortunate than his lac brother n
S5..tE Africa, for - came through v:tho-:
e sC-zCrE.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15
THE LAST WAS COOL.

E-ol Cc;lsr's weekly
-T.1e coolest mar : ever saw" sal. Nsv
York fireman. i net a. q ErE = q dwell
lES-1oZss O. Fla avsE-z- We .c--i hin
& UPSTAIRS front r'1c1-- DRESSING 10 90
or TIE r-s By rhis -r--- vas s.-r:s-E ~,
through the house II ? great -a-e
'Hs9oS. there ne kc-.soe5 al him when
vs looked IL a. The coo-. the hocss :
efre.'
Would IL disturb you Il should remain.
while ycu are FZft1S Z OUT he said, lift
:ns tie ccIo from his hair and looking
round a. Us H had O. q white evening
Esistcc3'. aid rs dress Coat lay across q
chat-.
Seeing Is staring AZ bin. he dropped his
COMB INTO his hair Essia ard went On comb
Hg- BIZ, as matter ct fact, Re was absu-
rea-y. he p-t down the comb pur o. rs
cos- and hat and picked Up his Cye-coa,
Vow ! n ready. Ee1Ielreu-' lie said
We started. b-r The stairway had roy
been closed Up by Ere We turned 20 ire
wiroo~s- TIE boys had got 4 LADDER - 70
-t5s fror.. oz TIE Ecu@e
Nov then We sad 70 him, when We
cane 70 TIE window.
Af-s- yoc, ge1Iis-ea-' Re sad staining
hack Ard IN blessed = We Sld.'- have 4,
% cowl TIE isade- first
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15

wells are distinguished externally by wood
- r.r-1rhts CONNECTED by 4 c-usS-piece rxsd
by means II cords The c-oss-pisce = pro
weed with a ,ude pulley t-st permits az
,=-ri-z fCwr ara hauling Up tne 6slous.
o. hti-sa-s -ns,S, q gca-sE.G. held by .
wooden hoop. O;heE and more improved
wells are surrounded ny q genuine curb o;
cupoiz IKE the chsPs!s elevated n honor
q Z r,zrabcEt-
TIE wells z Erg Occupy ne bottom OF
The Le--.k-io-S As the surface - TIE
c-r---S b. Which they az eNez.e-eS =
covered win . mick layer % sand. hey
have = b. protected sEai1>t ne falling n
OF ~. later TE-:- very narrow .ri-C- T.
Therefore Dramatically closed L. means q
VIE s-o.-s sea.y5 through = mortar com
posed c. sand a.1 51Cc- E-tcr caravan IN
does ne work +. r-c-r 70 obtain water.
AID -r-- carefully seals tie N-,l up again
before ---t.--.-T-s Scientific American
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15

II tire rn@3;2z part @ the Gasss We fire.
c.ls--ly meet With VIA; are called Dallas
low bottoms = which humidity acclr-Ulzt-s
as a consequence % rains ana kegs " TIE
Vegetation Ire p-&--.sE. which TIE cam
els eat Ei-h avlcic:- TIE E-s-s-r, OF the -cTa-
e-s Of which they browse. I'D TIE Zita,
o. chsIsy soil. Wkils The El.- tres reach
f-e proportions therein
gypsum and rccks@-- These are the :.
khas. TIE F'ol.rsaE-T>z...y mission net Eiir
one Of theu OF leaving TIE Great Ers res-
z B:cdh- E-o-n iae summit q TIE clIes
-re-z --4s rts@-vss what might have been
supposed 20 - Z t1-z5l lake covered -yitc
sr5r. The ground Wzs q : Gazing white.
Tbe black soi, OF HAnmsda IS u-to-ru-
st-eNed with Whit Sebkhss and fertile
Iaiss Na-urzsia Is a dsser; within q des-
e-t- The SOL i stSry a-o ~ az crscks-
RIGGS and rav.res. GiEzn-ic terraces O! coz
s!cr.s-s-es z-l pI51irs stone. csso.zts SUI
sscek vi.hoE- heritage. and alteruz.e-
ro.Sh and pclsshed. tha- Is Ez-nz5a- TIE
<.e- q ire Grou-eEa-!es and horses are
made TO oleei therein. and The fei. scl-s
OF The Guurarizn shoes are torn IL . single
stage % tbe Journey By the sharp a-ni
TIE plains Of He--natz Use one above
another. Here and there stand The GhoU-s
ssn.bIe runs runs. fcrt-esses and tur:ets-
ErS EarlnaSa AID ReE-suca are -ha
three typical asp@cls CT The Sahara In al
s-e me- v;rh IN Reg thsy max N mos;
cases The bottoms Of TIE Ous5s tSlu-ai
Ao,sial those beds or rather those val
Ieys- OF rivers that no Longer EoT. excsg..
n tie season CT rain or sucrerraneausiy.
The stratum Of liquid Is sometimes -1eI
with ar less than siI Feet beneath the sur
face Of the ground, hrt at other times L
Is found only al & depth OF 80 OF more
feet
The walls, which are lined with wood,
increase as they descend in TIE form of
s.ios- The lower par. which Is four or I've
tines greater In diameter than the o.ifice
Constitutes the ware. Chamber. Certain
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15
PROPOSALS..

NOTICE CT PLE-zCzTIoS-1le Bead q. 81
--=-Vls--< q N-c-s--E Comfy state e E.s---
srsi. vi .e- . 80 i-Tss- sailed t1ds- tie cs--
--zc. tc- s-z-.1C.--v, ---1-- tl-ss and c:--- A.
t-.~s such IS are rr.ul-e- y Law . - su--
-ssE@1 - tss ss-- comfy - N--1av. re : cay
Q. August = D --ss \ b-11 - &r -1-s- a.
pay -a-5 t.5- - - czl--t-l ,S-1r--1.--s
q the c1-trs--- Al - tz1s - c--fc--
s--lc-lF 20 Ire V--v3s-1-s q. c1arrs= - q -
Annotated Co-s q - Z NlsstssirT! s-d s--s-i-
neat -Es-s-G. chEp-e- =. s1-s- zc-s l.s- BIS
nus - ale6 II - Chzo-s-v Cls-<-s cs--e :.
Ca-td1. Ns5.so- Co--ry. Niss[ssi-... C. a. he
s1-e Iae - day % AzEUS-. I<.l- 4 ---e cry {.
tie --i-cisS @. P Kemp. -hz-cs-y CLARK
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15
MEMPHIS ROT TIE.
Fast Train

TIE Southeastern Limited, leaving Kansas
City daily a s-5l ?. II, enables rasssn-
gers reach Ae-r5is ~ e Il; B$-Elng-
ham. .-ae , II: Chattanooga. s.45 Z n I:
Atlanta, -o1s5 :. II. New t-lez--. Is .
IT, Tex. day Jacks n.llls- Fla. So sAcond
E-o--!rg. C-rresrC1dtEG zine 20 al points
81 the Southeast .s-l-s --sil- with re-
ci!oiog chair car and Palace Buffet Sleep
.rE Car, rlcs through 70 Birmingham.
F-oyri1g only al important local stations
rs Ciz-he Psolz. P.szsznrOr, Fort Scott
lamar s--s-E-elG.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15
THE DESERT OF SAHARA.
What Tie Great Waste OF Land
Really i.

Tas --l--1 pres us s.-zr va-...v T. con-
ros..--I and ASPECT L wq--. b. N eL-
age ration % claim Ias- ire Sz-zr!z. land
scopes axe not = El-r-1-s- = tE= Sau--
q a-s--ia comes first the Great E-s. -
H-.es = width Eve-g region q dunes >
called --rS- The G-ea- E-E = :ae vzs--
@s-- " -E- Ts eEts: clis We met - t-s
.-s- pace only VIA low. SOY rru-rg=-
torres Tl--- spread. --IL.a-sE ard s-r-z--I.
Over ne cz-caE-l-s -.-ap4N % .1e NAKED
sci- Farther OF. tE- --Ess increase il num-
Dr. ana size sand = everywhere an.
forms o--H re apparent relief ana shr mass
o. the ground a CcE:f-.te -r-g-z-sy i
mode! n THIS sand There = E-E. proper
- sc-cs--.-. ".-- - L--s- i.s chains is
co--t=-11T;s. - 2=--.y!;:=s. Us Valleys. its
Expressions and is 4c-.-sccs q a.: sorts
-= entire surface O.: -ls bottoms = slight
y ho1eyce-1t.=-- The surface Z the Slopes
: one ---y even AKA s1.p - TIE top
q The E-s.eS; c---~--h= Css-o-z lrI--ai y
IrgG-G inmates chaos %. -.--.s. -t.s.s
and C-rreSs-1.->-
The light = -az=.:u-. ard he sand never
afrH"-> W1-t-- IN SUBMITS which aye
e't.e- sharp q rounded. exhibit grange ys--
loT % roSs--o-c-e- re.=-r..-s. T1s saa1-
."s acs = cr-r violet Here al: there
2rs seen back s-Cts formed - tufts q
grass o. shrubs When the ,E--s OF gas
ar rct TOO widely spaced t:ce place wIe-e
hey grow = called = pes---age
-ce t-a-! tNe1.SIszI q the caravans
through me dunes = clearly written i II;
sa---. Wherever s-- MIRO Ezs -C- E.1W-
SINCE tAs last q them passed Even after
v1o-slc Wind TIE Me-js.e5 = ski = -
Seen i places where -r-ge4,-s : frequent
TIE ts=t q the clm=-s PACK the sand and
t.7i- tech leave = mark = the sparse veEe-
tz-.52 q the rad
Tre ator.ci-ss are endowed 70 the tiches-
degree |--h 4 remarkable sense Of direction
They are cGp&b,. q distinguishing from.
each cher dunes tEz- 20 u look Trg-iS=ir
alike. and recognize the highest Il them
rom s-ar ard -se y r. - datum points
Il i p0Tu.a-ly supposed that t1==. masses
q sand are i-csssz-tIy = motion IN realty
TIE c.Sr -aCSIES--ts produced by the VIVID are
continuous, but EoJ vsry pe-cerIiais- When
tse VINO blows a Ee..rgl-E G-s- = seen -
II from ere C-es-s- This dist. = E--E = sand.
= carried % = great distance: t.-I 1ne :-l--
pest restores a. much Q: ~ material a. al
o-hs- o.e has carried away. ana 50 hal
aHce = established Lee volume q each
mass scarcely changes except - TIE result
O. exceptional wEl:.T .-ts .! q -ee-le bg-
constant actions The wind affects merely
the superficial strata and UCCit;eS the uuc--
.S1o rs q TIE burrows only As = whole IRA
chains Of dunes are - stable a. mountain
chains The largest % them have names
that they r=csive-. hundreds cc years ago
and tEst thsy VII Cortlc-e 20 bar t0- ages
70 come
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15

! storm q extreme violence rama down
Elor ti-lsssani2e Z The month .: Deem
o-E. lss.- and iss-ed three days. There was
50 much sand = tie wind thai TIE air was
caTks-e1 BY = and The fire dust vas HURLED
with violence against The adobe walls y the
pace Affsr the chill rac EhateC TIE layers
% Accumulated sand Hv-e measured ard
FOUND 20 Ts-y from tk--e and o1e-qE--te-
inches 70 Eve :sct = thickness. BIT around
The station the outlines % the E-GE.z-t1Ss
q the ground bad rot Undergone any per
ceTtible alteration
Marching - s-- iU2es presents other dif-
tc1lIes t2a1 Is9se that attend TIE ascer-
ta;C.1E % C-e's bearings \ cz-avsu. II
o--er 70 s-rE,-O-r- a 1--,l--z. selects Z pa-E
midway between Ire top ard bottom =
order 70 sTOii TOO steep al s>cs-- ard ds-
scent = Re men = The vanguard ard .rs
guides p-ovi--1 with -1-chzre 20 o. foot
"a I-aTcrslng ne Sandstone Z them bare
foCJs5 and others wearing tso--a-.2E SHOES.
wide z-z light, and having -el- S0l-s- They
flank q TIE Ero-p q Carcels The latter
proceed 1i-h t1e-- usual cal-- step. sway
.-S -Esi- E-2-=, Az c--zslr-.z-.E making =
snap wiki Their teeth - IT, TOO -sr= sraSS-
When : passage presents Itself where -hs
sol i particularly lose. Ike t--J-I.iz.r;
q the place. for they kr5E that j. they
pass sl body = side might Occur along
ire 6ecl!yity- 80 they separate one zfs=r
another. = o--sr 70 cross TIE Place ole ~
Carnels. the pack animals especially. have
= -s-Iy.g-1zr-z coward climbing AMI 4 E--z--
= go san to.1-s-i yie<cs-ds-r. Wre1, ~
are forced = approach Z 1-ze and % Scz .e
il. q battle almost a-wars c--s-ss u TIE
summit between them and ;he-- lrlye-s u
TIE attempt 70 make then. C-S-e-1 o. re
ether side. and & order 20 maintain them
selves in tie horizontal. they obs-t-ately
rl.--- 70 the right szG left Tie uecEa-Z
Pass more easily ard a. to- the h:-ses,
they cbeerfully climb h1la AID willingly
descend them BY siding.
TIE caravans that traverse ire Great E-g
from r.Crth 70 south Go 10. continual.
tr.ye, IL sand. s;N-s tie region o. the dunes
Il ,-ave-ssi By the GasSS-%.-e aE5
lengthy psss4Se~ays running north s-d
south The sci q tie CAST IS The Req
stratum .. gravel mixed with sgElcr!-ate1
SAND which t--rns TIRE best o. e.! grounds
.o- walking TIE Reg IS -se ;aSczEa-3 o.
he desert.