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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-10
personal

Ab Stringer Is suffering from at
tack OF stummick trubble again. Alb
says he don't know what's the matter
with his stunlr.icl, because whenever
he eats harty OF donuts. nliuce pie and
sausages at bedtime, he can't hardly rest
all night.
Sam Slade went 10 Sorrow Hollow
tothcr day TO buy a steer TO match I'D
with one he already has for a yoke OF
oxes. Sam purchased the steer from
Ben Hyde Consideration unknowed).
and when he brung the animal home he
was considerably surprised 10 md that
the other steer had fell thru the floor
and broke Its leg. 50 he had to shoot
It. Sam says beef comes IN handy. but
TOW he's got to 60 and match I'D with
that steer he bought.
Cid Sm2lley killed a old dorinicker
hen last Sunday morning for Sunday
dinner, and when he brung the hen into
the kitchen his wife bust right out into
tears and said she wouldn't OF mad him
kill that one for anything, being as she
was the one which always laws eggs
with double yokes IN them Mrs
Smalley was so effeckted that she could
Mt cat bite OF the hen at dinner, and
as result Gid Ct most Of the fowl I'D
hisself at one sitting.
We desire to state that the reason
last weeks Bugle come out late was
because we had SIGH a awful time print
ing It. The ink which we use to print
the Bu e with vas so chilled it would
Mt spread any faster than cold molasses-
ard it was impossible TO keep the Bugle
office het up sufficient
Lige Henderson called at this Office
TO have some sale bills printed and
wanted a discount because he is reg
ular subscriber Of the Bingville BuQle.
told Lige, yes, he was a regIar sub
scribe- who hadn't paid anything for
the past IS years, and therefore we
couldn't give him no discount. Lige
said he would have his sale bills printed
elsewhere and ordered the Bugle stopped
at once. This matter will probably be
aired in the courts later.
Sam Hayward and wife of Elderbe7rv
Gap Sundayed with Mr.. and Mrs. Cv
Hoskins last Sunday. Soon after their
arrival Mrs. Hoskins was took student
, it'll sick headache and Mrs. HAYWARD
had to get the Sunday dinner herself.
Mrs. Hayward says that when she goes
away to visit and rest she don't like
10 have TO pitch in and work to get
meals.
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Country Correspondence
PFARIDGF POSTOFFICF

Alphonso Cummings IS suffering con-
siderable from Chilblains this winter. and
has also had one OF two boils TO enliven
the monotony OF the chilblains
Ronsi Adams. while throwing hay
from his NOW down 70 the COWS tother
ev'g. lost his balance and fell on top
OF his old milk cow Spots back, which
ike TO Of broke Spots back and Ronsi's
neck. Ronsi says he IS glad he didn't
lite on Spots horns instead Of on her
back
Ms. Alvira Johnson has some sour-
Srout which she viii sell. and some
folks about here who don't like sour
krout say that If they had anything on
the premises that smelt as bad as sour
krout does they wouldn't sell it-they
would give It away
Anthony Keplef went out rabbit hunt
ing last Saturday and didn't see nothing
10 shoot at except a mark and missed
that. after which he went home in deep
disgust.
Pete Haines has horse which he viii
sell cheap. This horse : gentle and
almost starved. being as Pete has run
out of feed and mist either sell this
horse or have II die on his hands. Here
IS a good chanel to get horse cheap
JUPITER.
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lOkaI items

Hez Underwood, while chopping TIM
Der on Pine Ridge last week, chopped
down a big pine tree which Ike 70 OF
fell on him and crushed the life outer
him Hez said he seen Il acoming and
lodged barely IN tine 70 excape sud
dent deth-
Luke Packard IS suffering from
felon on his thumb. Luke saws as bad
as he hates snakes. he wouldn't wish
a snake 70 have a felon on itself, beng
- he considers q felon more painful
Ilan toothache.
WANTED-Wood took n exchange
for new subscrIpshions OF back sub
scripshions al this Office We thought
we had enough wood 70 last Us ali
winter. but we End We made q mis-
calculashion. Bring on your wood. We
would like to have about 3 cords OF
same
Miss Mile Underwood s al broke
out on the face. She thinks she has ct
too much pork. which she loves dearly.
Mrs. Samantha Deevers IS still on the
sick list as ushuaL II for any reason
We should fail 10 menshiOn Samantha's
name IN any ishu OF the Bugle, YOU VII
know that Il IS omitted BY mistake and
that no offence 10 Samantha Is meant.
If IN the fuci1ure the time should come
when Samantha wouldn't DC on the sick
list. We would make espcshial mcnt-
chion OF It IN the Bugle.
Just as We go 10 press Lafe Hinsicy
OF Snake Bend dropped into the Bugle
Office to pay up his subscripshi0n as We
supposed, but Il seems that al Lafe
dropped in for was 70 get his feet warm
BY the stove. which was almost froze
in walking to Bingyille from the Bend.
This life has some bitter disappoint-
ments IN II.
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Roosevelt wrote. It would be i'm
possible Tor US to do that and at
the same time write news for the
Bingvilie Bugie. You Will observe
we do not take I'D the Presidents
message item by item and express
a opinion on II, because if we done
that It would bias the judgment of
our readers. We would prefer to
let them read the message for their
sells and make up their own minds
about It. We viii lend this news
paper containing the Presidents
message TO them OF our subscribers
who desire to read the message.
We would gladly print the Presi-
dents message IN the Bingville
Bugle. but we calnlate it would
take three weeks 70 do It, and while
It was appearing there wouldn't be
no room left Tor news OF ANYTHING
else.
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procured warrant for Bits arrest
from Anne Eillyer. our J. OF the P
after which he went home, polished I'd
his pOliCeman's star with sopoiio, which
he pinned on his coat, and after load
ing Up his revolver, started for BiIrs
blacksmith shop to take Bin Hepburn
dead or alive
When he 2rrove at the shop Bill was
busy shosing = horse for PIutarch
Stone Seth he bid Bill a pleasant good
morning ard made some comments on
the weather and shifted from one foot
TO the other and hemmed and hawed.
and finally SAYS 20 Bill: Bill, you're
under arrest" What's that" saws Bill.
as he stood Up and started towards
Seth Seth he started 10 back away and
backed into the cooling tub. IN which
he set down IN 2 + OF water. and this
tickled Bill so that he lated Fl 10 bust
and seemed TO be IN sch a good humor
that Seth told him again he was under
arrest for damages 10 Hen Weathers-
by's store and 70 varius citizens OF
Bingville by means OF oonduckt unbe-
coming q gentleman and q blacksmith,
committed while he was under the IL
fluence OF liquor.
Seth then told Bill he might as well
come along peaceful and not resist
because he. Seth. didn't want to -
force and shoot Bill dead IN his tracks
less II was necessary. Bill asked Seth
II he had revolver on his person, and
Seth admitted he had Bill then TUX
up siedge hammer and told Seth If
he didn't give him that revolver that
he would splatter his intelleckt all over
the '-Cksmith shop. 50 Seth handed
the revolver over 10 Bill without delay.
Bill then shot the revolver of into the
floor Of the blacksmith shop six times,
trying to see how close he could come
70 Seth's feet without hitting en-
Plutarch Stone says that Seth didn't
tuch the floor more than twict during
the shooting.
After Bill had had all the fun he
wanted to with Seth. he accompanied
him as nice as you please to Anne Hill
yeT's. where Hen Weathersby was wait
ing. After considerable talk Bill agreed
10 pay Hen whatever damages he had
did IN the store, and Hen accepted this
Amc told Bill he thort he
also ort TO apologize 10 them as he had
kicked and cuffed aroun,. but this Bill
refused to do-he said II he was 10
apologize they wouldn't have as much
respeckt for him as they do at present,
whichc IS probably true.
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New Tobacker
Department

In eonneckshion with nv barherShoD Vhers
/ ShfnEIe hair. and shave and shampoo
and curl mustaches, etc. 50 reasonable
prices have started q first-class TObacker
Department. which means that ! have went
ard laid in supply q tohscker and seegars foC
ny customers. including pipes also These Il
frSfcIass goods 7 have one box Of seeSars
which VII sell a. high IS Eve cts each. They've
turrihle fne II you can afford 20 smoke en-. II
vou cant. then I have seegars six for q nickel
What Is nicer than n good seeSar
to while away the time with! Then
IL Won feel like a chew Of tohacker,
7 have that. too. IN Plug form ready 70 chew
From cts. a cut uQ 70 p cts. per plug IN dir.
ferent Kinds Some IS sweet and some IS strong
a. TO Whether voa Ike sweet or strong I ~
have cOrncOb pipes at sc. each. includlps
smoking robacker IN packages 20 smoke IN sane
Gone 20 ny show and iasDeckt these golls
whether you want your hair cut OF not Set
down and chat and have 4 smoke and hear us
PLAY tune or two on TIRE gitts-
| will also sing q song for YOU
without extra charge, perviding
ycu purchase q SeegaT.
Yours for all kinds of smokes
and Chews,
HARVE HINES.
Tonsorial Artist and TobackereE,
BingVille.
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As Editor and Proprietor Of the
BingvilIe Bugle, we have Just read
President Roosevelt's message.
We would have read this message
before, but we didn't know It was
out vet and wouldn't OF knowed
It for some time to come, we per-
SOON, If Eph Higgins, our accom-
modating P. ", hadn't give Us a
sample copy Of a city paper which
/ he received sometime sinCt. and
which remained IN the P. o. IN
called for. and which Eph finally
| opened and read and then passed
on 10 us.
It is not vet too late. however.
for the Bugle to take ofishial
recognishion + the Presidents
message. which We have read
through very careful, and parts Of
which nearly give US a headache
10 understand, Il VIII probably be
a surprise to readers of the Bugle
to learn that President Roosevelt
has wrote this message unbe-
knownst 10 them, but that's nothing
this world IS full Of surprises.
We don't agree with the Presi-
dent IN some things which he ad-
vOcates in his message. and we
might as well say It right out in
print, even though It will pain and
grieve the President when he
learns that we have took exception
70 certain things which he has
wrote, but Just because we don't
agree with the President on GER
tain things IN his message, we are
not agorng to rip him up the back
and say mean things about him
that will injure his character and
hurt his administration. No, we
are more broad-mindeder than that
and more charitable. We realize
hat even President Roosevelt is
liable to make a mistake now and
then.
What IS a Presidents message
good for in a newspaper, anyhow.
except to spread in the cubbard
shelves like the BingviIle Buele
Oncet a year the President of the
United States taxes his mental
capacity to the utmost to write a
message to Congress, giving Con-
gress advice about what to do for
the best interests Of the country.
and then Congress goes ahead and
does what It pleases.
We congratulate ourself on not
being President of the United
States, espeshially if we would haft
To write every year a message as
long as the last one President
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eyes recent She SAYS she don't know
where IN the name Of goodness they
al come from.
Mrs. Ransom Taylor IS talking Of
PaPering her parlor next spring She
says she thinks most any kind Of paper
would look well on her parlor. being as
Il amt been papered for II years.
Jake Romans IS suffering from the
grip and Is taking quinine and whiskey
n big doses. Jake says he don't mind
the whiskey mite, but he'll be dog
goned Il Re can Ike the quinine.
The Bugle has two subscribers II this
place al present. and one more Is think
ing OF subscribing. LIBERTY.
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SIGdS Repaired

Being as I haven't nothing csc to do.
I have desided 70 repair sleds at nv
carpenter shop until further notice. How
does ycur sled run. If that's the case
let ne fix it for you. I'll only charge
you what It IS worth to me, and hope
that VIII be satisfactory. Bring on your
sleli LEM BROWN.
Bulgville.. Carpe-tG.
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PubIiCk Warning

I desire 10 warn the men folks Of
Bingville to stop ateasing my son Bud
who amt quite right in his
head, becus they amt no bettern he be.
and unless they stop making q fulc
outen my Bud III have the law on EN-
You al let Bud alone and he'll let you
alone. II you don't there1l be trubble.
MRS. HINCKLEY.
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HNCHVIIIE

jeremiah Hooker teamed load of
wheat TO the Co. seat and brought home
some rye.
Miss Lucinda Lukens has a sly or
her eye at present. This makes several
stys which Lucinda has had on her
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The BINGTILLB BUGLB!
The Leading Paper Of the County,
neutrality-suspicious.

TIE cheapest advertising medium n the
country II you believe IN advertising come
and see Is. For further information csu on
or address the editor
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Die feiulteu Drudarbeiten Der Stabt.
gisfert bic Office oes -8odenbIatt.-
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criminal 6eriht.

9ouis PurOis. Der in mebrere 9dbtn
ju @lart's Snmmit eiuorans. purbt
Der 9untinston Jfeformi6ule iibsr.
ianot.
slntboug slntOstn bat me9en ben
Diebitabl elmer 9aidenubr i'm @opne
Saus pier Wtonate absulisen.
Seon Sarin. Der uerbor9ene Baffen
trus. bat 3wei Wtonate abiuiisen.
Der 9ieger @omaro 6lllenwiber, mel.
der ben Tup StterlD nit elmer @ass
rObre am aOpf uerleste. muB Elm Sabr
@efdnSniB ablisen.
Wtihael Golan. Der in elmer Wirtb'
idaft in Yine SroOt ON Soispb yio.
wat nit sinem Sauitidlase t6Otete, lit
NIT Der sslinoen Straie pon adt Wios
nateu @eldnsnib oauonsefommen.
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Suumcre.

D@. @art SBeber, Risss StraBe. III
pisOsr bsrsit. ieiue friiberen unb aud
tteue Runoen NIT SuBteppiaen su uer'
IOrsen. 1873
- Sin nahiamer Sunb ber Wturrag
Samilie pon gBeit Drinfsr Stra6e per-
eitelte am Sountas Wtorssn eiuen @in'
brud in ote 8obuuu9. wuroe aber oa'
bel TO iGlimm uertsst. bae er pabr'
ldeinlid iterben wiro.
- Der Stalieuer Pasquale @eattO
uOn Smith StraBe unb nabe WiOscow
beidditist, erbielt am Samitas ourd)
cine uorSeitis erfolsts Sprensuus ben
redten SuB 70 idlimm 3erorudt, baB ct
ibm amputirt tuerben muBte.
-Serr @urt Bsber. wetder Dor eiHi'
ger 3eit feline Geppidweberei bier auf'
CAB unb mad Siemarf umiieoelte. III
wieoer suriifsefebrt uHo bat ii6 au
Risss StruBe nieoersetuien. mo er iein
@elhdit wieber betreiben miro.
- @inbreder ipreusten frHb Dien'
flag Wtorsen Die Selbipinee in Der
Office BON VI. .. unb s. VI. Spencer
OIL Drinter Stra6e. erlan9ten absr nur
etna 50 als 8eute. slts ber gtadts
wa6tsr We@rail auf Der BiloHd4e er-
idien, swansen iie ibn nit uOrsebalte'
uen Repoluern, in bas @ebauoe 81 tre'
ten uub 3u warten. bis iie li9 uniiat'
bar gemaAt batten.
-Sier erei9nete iia an Sonntag
abeno 3wiideu Stalieneru mieoer ein'
mai cine Stedaffaire, inbem antoniO
De Sanbs BON Bunfer Sill uon isi'
mem Sanosmann Soiepb 8aitlano ieinen
Shnitt binten am 8opf erbielt, Der
nabesu Die S4dbelbaut abtrenute. 3d.
ies 8lut eriitirte idon felt siniser 3sit
,miihen ben Beioen uno alS iie lid
am Sonntas Nbeno an Sano StraBe
trafen, brad Elm Streit aus unb enbete
nit Der Steherei. Baitlano entflob
mad Der Sbat.
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staOt nnO G0nmtD.

- Wtit beute anfanssnb, tritt eiue
Serabiesuns uon SO @ents bic EOnne
auf aoblen elm.
= 8erseHen Sie nidt. baB beute
Der erite april LIT. Shon nian6er lit
OIL oieiem Gage 'reiusefallen!
- @ine semeiHiame Sisuns oes
Stabtratbes fanO Disnitas absnO su
bem 3wede itatt. UNI bie SabresbOt.
ifaft bes Wtapors In @mpfans 5u neb'
men.
- Die Sertreter Der Ber9feute unb
bic 3e4enbeiiser werben ndditen Wiitt'
nod su PbilabelpAia mieoer cine eOn'
ferens abbalten. nm wom6slid cine eno'
sIiltise Ssreinbaruns su trsffen.
- Der ueue Srsimaurer Tsmpet an
aoams slusnue pirb morsen glbeno for.
melt gum sriten Wtals benust Dsrbsn,
wobei Ridter 9eorse y. Orlaop BON
philadelphia. @roBmeifter bes Sroens
i'm Staate. anweieno iein miro.
- Ole scranton @as uub DaIier
@ompanie bat fd sntiblOIen. sinsu
meiteren 8aiierbebdlter Su erbauen unS
swar In Der 9tdbe pon @oulosboro
Die @slammtfoitsn weroen ii6 auI
s 300, 900 belaufen.
- Son pielen Ssilmittetn iast mani
bab iie 6heumatismus. 0leuralsie uni
dbnli6e Shmerjen linoern. Der nGn
fer Pain @rps1erA iebo6 usreinis
alls ibre gorSiise In iid uub iibertriff
alle, neil er oas bette Seilmittsl seser
oerartise 2eioen lit. 25 uno 30 Gents.
ID. 8. 0apes. Der bisber bas 30
tel ~Stas" on Der untsren sudapannt
! slueuue betrieb. Diro beute bas Qote
Sddot on genn auenue uno Spruc
StraBe iiberuebmen. inoem 5rau @bas
8. Shabt gum Preis bon s 5000 idbr
lid einen Dtistbtontratt NIT ibm bafiit
semadt bat.
- IS perlautet, baB Die eadawanni
6 mpanie eutlaus ibrem Segler Baliel
3weiss srOBartise 8erbeiieruussn ma
den wirb. Sin Runbhuus. sroBe Sob
lsnIpsider @butes. 8ersrOBeruns bel
SOfes unb Der Ofittelpunft fir Sobleu
usrtheilnns nOrOlid iollen ben 3peil
su benz widtisiien Der bislisen DiuiiOi
MAIDEN.
- SioneD, Der iusenolihe Sobn bel
VI. 8. Euder pou Psnn aoenue, perlo
am Samitag, als er aus einem Senite
i'm ,meiten Stodmerfe binauslu9te, oa'
9leidsewi6t uno itiirSte biriub. uuf ben
Seitsnmes unten lanbeuo. Der Sunb
erhielt cine itarte 0ierueneridiitterun
uuO seridunbensn 9Opf. ood iino ieiu
gerlssun9eu uldt sefdbrlider Otatur.
B9 lluterri6t I'M 3lapieripiel e,
theilt unter siinitisen Bebinsungs
Ssrdulsin @mma Siren. 519 gine Ctr.
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On, 0pu pSer Mu2


Cine sbenfo bibfds ipie iadlid be-
rs9tists 8etradtuns iibsr bas mans
selnbe fpra4li4e SsIbitssfiibI Der
Oeutfden entbdIt bic 3eitfdrift
,Wdra":
aDnnen mir Oeutfden ni4t enbIi9
reben, tpie uns Der Sdnabel seipadz
fen lit, unb f9reiben, tpie unfer beuts
f1es 9lpbabet ts erlaubt: Dir boz
ben eine Rplpnie, bic bon ben Gbinez
fen 4iotf9au seipro6en ipirb. Warum
Tpreden unb f9reiben mir ni9t aiots
f9aua Das Wort barmonirt ia burAs
aus NIT unferer 2autlebre; bebiirfen
mir Der eneIifden. nm es au papier
su brinsen9 Denn niht, tparum lots
fen mir es uns bann BON ben @nglGns
bern bittiren9
Die gbineien boben einen Jlub
pesbo. lin ibn gesbo fpreden gu
fDnnen, miifen bic Gnsldnber peizbo
f4reiben. '@ofort fdreiben mir ebens
fans peizbp. lin @ingapur fpre6en
3u tDnnen, f9reiben bic 8riten Singa=
pore. Sofort f9reiben mir Singapore
unb fpreden ss au9 na9. I'm 3iotz
fhau fprechen au tDnnen. miiFeu Die
GnglGnber 3iaus9ou fdreiben; fluss
molen aud mir &iauz6ou pber &iaus
tf9ou unb 70 tpeiter.
g2pd fhlimmer: mir peripenben
Routiduf. Der fom ipieber bur4 bic
Sranapfen gu uns, bonn Senegal. mir
fpra4en unb fdrieben trpbbem ipirfs
lid eine 3eitlnns 8autfdut. 9lber bo
bemerften uniere Ybilolosen unb 3ets
tunsslsfer, bab bic Sranaofen. I'm
3aiitf1ut fpredeu su f6nnen, bas
8ort ssmdb ibrsr 2autIsbre -eaout'
Gouc" f6rieben. Seitbem f6reiber
bic Deutf6en gang iibertpiesenb sben.
fals rgoput9ouc" ober, tpenn's bod
fommt, ~Rqoutfdout4 unb fQ tpeiter
Dos lit feiner. $50 N bibden Gron'
sSfifd),@ ni6t pobr. unb Elm bib6er
gngIifb2 Dos ma9t iih INNER nod
ipunberf90n.
Triiber nannte man bas preubtf4'
srisgsminiiterium f6erspeife mber
groBen Wautpou." Die Ianse tpirt
sr nod 70 seidrieben perben9 Rour
IGneer, oIs Bis Elm 2onbpner ibn rtb'
great 8pusppu" pber Elm franS0iif6ei
9Repprter ibn r2e 9ranb @aouzpaou'
ssnannt bot. gudber finb feline Sas'
gssdbIt.
@as fam Elm 9eutf4er bast
fasen9 Mu!
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Ptr b6d)lif 9sre otr Gsrot.
| Die asust.ea Gshenbs sftimmaassn BEE tabts
t61eu EaHsesssrmsfiaaa.

ta1eu EaHoeSpermfWuWG.
Sn einem groben Werfe ber tnbi>
f9sn GanbespermeHuns. bas aus 9lns
LOB Der Gentenorfeier Der eriten bon
ben @usldnbern in ben Simolaia ents
fanbten 4piiIsnfdaftIiden Sorfdunsss
expedition erf4eint, pirb bic 5tage
nad ben bD4itsn @ipfeln 9tiiens eins
sebenO erDrtert. 9fIs bOditer Berg Der
Grbe gilt Der Mount @pereit. bem bies
fer Rame 1852 ppn 4nbrep Waugb
bsigeIegt tpurbe unb ber iib erbalten
bat, beIonbers neil es feinen einbeimis
f9en Namen fir bieien So9gipfel
gibt. SIM Sabre 1853 botts Sermann
S9loeintipeit bic 8ebauptung aufses
iteIlt. biefer Berg fei ibentifd nit benz
@aurifantar, unb feline Meinuns gilt
heute nod tn pielen 9reiien fir ri9tig.
Sie TT ober burdaus irris, benn 9as
pitGn Worb bat auf Der bon ibm auss
ssfiibrteu Expedition (1903) no9see
ipisfen, bab on benz puntt, bon mo-
aus SdIasintipeit beibe, 9odsipfeI
ibentifi5irte, ber Mpunt Gpereit gar
nibt ii9tbor TIT unb ber Name 9auris
fontar fi9 auf einen tpeit nisbrisern
Berg beaiebt. bsFen S6be bic inbif9e
@ermeFuns su 23.440 enslifde SUB
ansibt. 2lud ouf einem speiten
S9losintpsit'fden panorama ift Der
Mount gbereit nod nidt ridtig ioens
tifisirt. fonbern bort nit sinem ans
bern So9gipfel Matolo (bpn 27,790
ensIifde SUB S0be) Dertpedfelt. Der
Mount GpereIt TT nod bon niemanb
in ber Ndbe befudt iporben, feline
9Dbenbeitimmung 9efdab pielmebr
aus Der 5erne auf trispnpmetrif9em
Mege. 0ieie Metbobe Der 9Dbenmefs
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