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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-14
KILLED TWENTY-SIX RATTLERS
FOUND IN one BIG bunch

until all were killed. They were moi
baby snakes, by any means, but large
vicious fighters.
After killing the twenty-siX, and
thinking the job completed, the boys
retired from the field, but upon return
ing that way several hours later they
found the king bee of the bunch, an
unusually large RATHER and evidently
the patriarch of the whole outfit, which
they proceed to smash also.
This is probably the best bag OF
snakes killed so far this season, and
serves to keep Americas in the front
ranks.
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Noticed 1t?

Il was just thinking"
WHAT"
Its but step from the engagement
ring to the teething ring"
Perhaps, but it is plenty of steps
after the teething ring period
Exchange.
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To obtain either pattern illustrated fill
out this coupon and inclose is cents in
\ stamps or coin. Be sure to state number
OF pattern and size measuring over the
FULLEST part of the bust for dimensions.
I Address Pattern Department.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-14

The Indian ocean in it's deepest parts
is 1882 feet. It's are is 2S,000,000
square miles.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-14

Only u per cent of those condemned
to death in France are eventually exc
cuted.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-14

Son represent the cross-complainant
in his action. In addition to the
charges enumerated above, the hus-
band alleges that his wife deserted
and abandoned him.
Relative to the age deception charge,
the petition states; "In the most pos
tive manner she stated, asserted and
assured the cross-complainant that she
was only 25 years old, and he did not
learn of the deception and that
she was 80 until after the marriage
Complainant being young and mex
perienced, and only little over 10
years of age, was easily deceived, es-
pecially as the cross-defendant paint
ed and powdered up, dressed girlishly
and employed other artificial methods
of looking young. Cross-complainant
AYERS further that he has never been
married before, and that he has no
intention of contracting a future mar
riage either with the complainant or
with any other woman"
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The worlds stock OF money is esti-
mated at $I2 1872 900, 900.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-14

$1,000 cash premiums for Swine
81, $50 premiums for cattle
S 125 cash premiums for Sheep
S 700 premiums, Boys Corn Club
S us premiums, Girls Canning Club
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For Greater Georgia

State of Georgia should take well earned vacation after the
has been finished If you will spend this vacation the
Fair Macon only will your vacation be pleasure but
learning for the entire family The children will much
them. The good wife will learn many things that will
e. MAKE YOUR PLANS TO COME.
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But I'd like to catch the guy that
added on that extra pair, making sex
tuplets.' There was no excuse fol
that" he concluded viciously
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cuted.
, 1913-07-10

First grade gasoline and motor oil
at Brunett's. adv.
, 1913-07-10
CHAPTER XVIII.
CONTRABAND.

NHELDON did not meNtion the
subject again. nor did his con-
duct change from what 1t had
always been. There was moth
ing of the pining lover. nor OF
the lover at all, in his demeanor. Nor
was there any awkwardness between
lhem. They were as frank and friend
ly In their relations as ever.
The labor situation In Berande was
improving. The Martha had carried
away fifty OF the blacks whose time
was up. and they had been among the
worst on the plantation-tive year men
recruited by Johnny Be-blowed. men
who had gone through the old days of
terrorism when the original owners of
Berande had been driven away. The
new recruits. being broken in under
the new regime. gave better promise.
Joan had Joined with Sheldon from the
start in the program that they must
be gripped with a strong hand.
81 think 1t would be a good idea to
put all the gangs at work. close to
the house this afternoon" she an
nounced one day at breakfast. i've
cleaned up the house, and you ought
10 clean up the barracks. There is too
much stealing going on"
Joan and Sheldon. both armed. went
through the barracks. house by house,
the boss boys assisting.
A wealth of 100 was recovered.
There were fully a dozen n N knives,
big hacking weapons, with NC edges,
capable of decapitating a man at a
stroke, but most astonishing was the
quantity of ammunition-cartridges for
Lee Metfords. for winchesters and
Martins, for revolvers from 80 caliber
to As, shotgun cartridges. Joan's two
boxes of IS cartridges OF prodigious
bore for the ancient Sniders of Malaita,
tasks of black powder. sticks of dy-
Mantle. yards OF fuse and boxes of
decorators. But the great find vas in
the house occupied by Gogoomy and
five Port Adams recruits. The fact
that the boxes yielded nothing excited
Sheldon's suspicious, ard he gave or
ders TO dig up the earthen floor.
Wrapped in mating. well oiled, free
from rust. and brand new. two Win
chesters were first unearthed. Shell
don did not recognize them. They had
not come from Berande; neither had
the forty TASKS of powder found under
the corner post OF the house: and,
while he could not be sure. he could
remember no loss Of eight boxes OF
detonators. The absence of any car
tridges made Sheldon persist in the
digging up of the door. and a fifty
pound -four tin was his reward. With
glowering eyes Gogoomy looked on
while sheldon took from the tin a
hundred rounds each for the two Win
, 1913-07-10

about ftp
II am going to ask you why you look
like a woman? Why you have the
form of a woman. the lips of a woman.
the wonderful hair of a woman? And
I am going to answer because you are
a woman. though the in you is
asleep and that some day the woman
will wake up"
Heaven forbidr' she cried in such
sudden and genuine dismay as to make
him laugh and to bring a smile to her
W lips against herself.
I've got some more to say to you,"
Sheldon pursued. 81 did try to protect
you from every other man In the Solo
mons and from yourself as well. As
for me, / didn't dream that danger lay
In that quarter. So ! failed to protect
you from myself. l failed to protect
you at all. Yov went your own will
full way just as though l didn't exist
wrecking ~sthooners. recruiting on Ma
laitn and SD filing s~chooners. n lone.
unprotected girl in the company of
some of the worst scoundrels in the
Solomons. l love you for that too. /
love you for all of you just as you
are"
She made a of distaste and
raised II hand protestingly.
Don't" he SAID You have no right
to recoil from the mention of my love
for you. Remember. this Is a man
talk. From the point of view OF the
talk. you are a man. The woman II
you is only incid entail. accidental and
irrelevant. You've got to listen to the
bald statement of fact, strange though
1t is. that l love you. You are better
off and safer on Berande. in spite of
the fact that | v you. than any
where else in the Solomons. But 1
want you. as Il final item of man talk,
to remember from time to time that l
love you and that it will be the dear
est day of my life when you consent
to marry me. l want you to think of
1t sometimes. And now we won't talk
about it any more. AS between men.
there's my hand"
He held out his hand. She hesitated.
then gripped it heartily and smiled
through her tears.
II wish she faltered. 81 wish. in
stead of that black Mary. you'd given
me somebody to swear for me-"
And with this enigmatic utterance
she turned away.
, 1913-07-10

L. S. Trapp, for several years a res
ident of this section came in from
Montpelier, Idaho, where he is en-
gagged in the investment business.
Mr., Trapp was for a number OF years
principle of the schools here, aud has
many friends here who are glad to
see him back for a short visit.
R. P. Fuller was an upbound pass
enger Sunday on the s. & e. train to
Encampment. He returned here Mon
day morning and went back to Lara
mic Tuesday morning. Mr. Fuller is
now residing in Laramie where he is
managing the First National Bank.
The Cook party returned from Lar
annie Yesterday, and was composed
OF Miss Sites. Miss Alice Cook, Free
man Cook, G. A. Cook, Jess Smith
and Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Smith and
two children. They we're in two cars
and have been enjoying the Laramie
celebration, whore they went last
week.
, 1913-07-10

The attention of sportsmen is here
by called to the plain and concise
language of the game law printed in
capital letters on the back of each Ii.
cense, relative to the number Of grouse
which may be killed in any one day
Game bird license for resident hun
ters, $1.O0. l hereby advise all who
contemplate hunting game birds to
take out license before starting &c
hunt. g. S. Taylor,
dv-7-3-11 Deputy Game Warden.
, 1913-07-10

measure OF mel anxiety ror inc ao-
venturuus gold hunter. But Tudor
VIM come out all right BE did q thing
at the start that l wouldn't have given
him or any other mar credit forlper-
saadcd Binu Charley to 90 along with
him I'll wager no other Binu Niger
has ever gone 80 far into the bush
unless to be kai kai'd."
"LookI Lookr Joan cried In q low
voice. pointing across the narrow
stream to a slack eddy. where q huge
crocodile drifted like q log awash.
ugh! The filthy beastsl I hate them!
I hate themg
AND yet you go diving among
sharks" Sheldon chided. Just the
same. l wish | could swim as well as
you. Maybe It would beget confidence
such as you have"
DO you know 1 think II would be
nice to be married to a man such as
you seem to be becoming" she remark.
cd. with n of her abrupt changes that
always astounded him. II should think
you could be trained into a very good
husband-you know. not n OF the
domineering kind. but one who con
sidered his wife was just as much
an individual as himself and just as
much q free agent. Really. you know.
l think you are improving"
She laughed and rode away, leav
ing him greatly cast down. II he had
thought there had been one bit of coy
ness in her words, one feminine flutter,
ono womanly attempt at deliberate lure
and encouragement he would have
, 1913-07-10
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice Of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given to all credit
ors heirs and others interested that
Ger W. Broadhurst, as administrator
of the estate of Mary Jane Kidding,
deceased, intends to make final set
Element Of his accounts as such ad-
ministrator at the first day Of August,
1918, term of the District Court, in
and for Carbon County, Wyoming, at
Rawiins, Wyoming.
Geo. W. Broadhurst,
As Administrator of the Estate of
Mary Jane Kidding, Deceased.
By Geo. E. Brimmer, Attorney.
adv
, 1913-07-10

6 per cent loans on farms, orchard
lands, city, resident or business prop
erty to buy, build, improve, extend or
refund mortgages or other securities
Terms reasonable. Special privileges.
Correspondence invited.
Commonwealth Securities Loan Co.,
618 Commonwealth Bldg,
Henry Bldg. Denver, Colo.
Seattle, U. s. A. 1924 adv.
, 1913-07-10

Native and Rock Spring coal
delivered anywhere in town. 1000
pounds to the ton.
Foster Lumber Co.
, 1913-07-10
S. E.. PHELPS
ATTORNEY AT A

The Best Medicine in the World.
"My little girl had dysentery very bad. 1
thought she would die. Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her,
and 1 can truthfully say that / think it is the
test medicine in the world,n writes Mrs.
William Orvis, Glare, Mich. For sale by
III Observation-Disclosures.
, 1913-07-10
Adventure
A Romance of
The South Seas
BY
JACK LONDON

CopuuSSaA. 1880. by Street. q Smiah
Copyrisht. 1911 by the Macmiflan Compass
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6intinnnti. 81. Sanual

6iuciHnati, 81. Sanuar.
Der Sbioilus III aberua i'm 5aaeu begris
feu. Bei bieiiqer Stabt bate Derielbe ssitsrn
absno sineu g8aHerfaab bon ALL Sub.
Die iOlgenoen Eepei6en trafsu Dabrsuo
bee ge'trlgea Cages bier elm.
Ytttsburg, pa. Der Glub bat etneu
BansrtaHo uon 6.s 5ub uno fdnt.
Rartersburg, g9. 9a. Der 6luB bat
lnsn Maferfauo BON 1875 5uB unb fault.
eotlettsbura Sn. Der 5lus bat si.
men Mader'taHo BON 84.2 gus unb fault.
aauawba sails, B @a. 3ergtuB bat
stnsu @aNertano BON Go Eub uno faat.
eburlsston, B. ga. Der lSlub bat
eiuen 8aher'tauo BON Sci uno falt
4t 8leafant, gB. ga. Der Slus bat
einsn WnnerfanD bon 25.3 Gus unb f0ut.
gortsmoutb, 3. Ger G[us bat elaez
@aferiiono Don 1876 uuo fallt.
2outs6iIle, as. Ger GIuB bat eineu
@aheritano bon 20.4 GuB uuD faut.
epausbiIle, 9nb. Der }luB bal si.
neu 8aFer'taao bon 42.7 6us nnb iollt.
Cairo, Ja. Der GIaB bat eiusu 8afer.
ftanb BON 48.8 6ub Gno iaat.
Wempbis, 3enn. Der Gtus bat eiuen
8afsrfano BON 39,5 5Ws uno fteigt.
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9&1li6er marft.S eridt,

Sisstuuati, 80. sauuar 1878.
Die na4fsIssassa CxsesrssSts ks,;st.s
- ssx asf eassss frssssffisass. De,
nssasrss OsfAkfsss susss asas tsSsr.
presis bsfs4ast
prsstHsasa.
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Lat
Observation-Disclosures
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1srt 4,SSsafsitsa iok--i0ks, srtra ftsrl
dear edtsa l0<-l04s, otsltsru lo1. -
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e4isfsa i6s4--l614e, vnan Stults,
lal --l2s4. prssiiai esssa Is = Is,
SAuIlsrs u = la><, xss vsrs gst s4ui.
..rs - - u. sss<sss usd. e4sl.s.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sstis.
0ttnssa ll4-lELz, visiis eAsIieru
l04--llt. Nsaiss l4<-l5ks. eSsIisru
ll-llAs Hss Dsrs Sat eAultua III
like.
eri4sstIsif4.-e9 -e9islss 12x -lss.,,
vissif e4ulters l0,s -l04t, e4xItsrs 10 !,
--l0As. bert HipSsaisitss 1ok---llt, fssri
ilan 0estsa III - Ike, sgtSa fhsrt 6siiss
lst-lis 0suiss lsK-la,St pss pisss.
Retl sub Vstrsibs
Ns1i. Reset Diatsr ystsst 1855. 90.
DiHtsr Haass M.6k--4.7e 0istsr hauiis
yl0o-4.lS. egsEa ss.7S-3.S0. srStssrss
e3AS--3.66. Garter Ospsa vstsnf t4.oS--
500. 10. faaes t3.76--<.B0. 10. taailA 81. .se
--4.0e. As1seanstl, nsssssnli1 ssnii Ates
e\.4b-4.tS. rsiastGits $3.50. 10, esnif4.
te1 S4.8k-l.6S PER Dbi.
- etss1 - Rartt hssis. As. 70.
ten Buster liz - llAs, -. Do. lO6---
llls. Ns- sstksr 6k - i0ls Der Nsihsl.
0erfasft rarssHs ! Gar 10. rother A.n.
tee - loes, ] Gar b. - lo9tls 100 a.
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HlHholth. - die 3afahr Dar Hur
mat,s, bic sahfrass ni6t sros uue bi,
pr.iis unorrdubsr'. Stoders une sssesrs
ano in CATER neafras. uub fttis.-Uila.
ti5e NRb aars.
SAsu, etisrs Sra stsa &c 6.5o-ss0, srtrs
T.75-s.0o. fasss -, CAfsa "a. .76-o.S0
tisif6srtisrs s475-7.7S, auserlej.u. SITS
800. Stiisrs 81 5o-69S, trtrs 500
-7.s5, suss a. 00-S65. aussrleiene bic
,rira $5.75--600 sanasrs e1.TS - 400,
otsfers uas t,sssrs S6.25-T25, 1tut.
cel'.rs "a. 5o--s 20. 6ts6-Aibs S4.O0-4. 30.
cutltn. Be- nar indsissr 3ufubr sar
or Earn h,uts fars uae bic rrtif. Siss,n
un lot.
Nassrs uas IuAn sx.7s-S.5o, eslssua
%. .60--6.40. sItEa 16.lS--6.S0, fstts Bales
s6.a5-S.T6
adlbsr. - Dir 3uixsr mar s.riaa uae
bic Srs'is hstta bps Aart.
orsin6rs aas srsis t5.S0-Sso, fair bic
sutt IsiSs 37t0--lo.o0, sgtra 1900
AalS,r il sa ssnnifhsas.easfsrx. -
eaHss l0s, srIna Bis aasstltlss 9 --
e1se. srsia6rs 5-8Hs.
Sanet etn,-Tts 3ufnhr bsn SdpstnsH
mar stu.s s,rina uno Der Rartt sart.
4As.rs s7.Ss-T.90. suts bus sassrttitHs
srSafuass. uHbg bgIsiiAertsrteM 81 .85-7 80,
StRif4ss Esrpsfsxssisriss S7.s5 ~ Z 80,
Stage - .2S-sss5, utra $6.7S, orsiHare
bs ssssrIsiess ia,ers fstts Sdas t6 s6 -
$50, srtra a. 90, lsidts sSerssstiortsn 81 .65
- 7.90. tertsI sss Ito pfnas uas psuissr
Is. Also
EHafe sdmmer.-E Eie 3afuhr
ncr bsuts aitt srss ane bic vtetis itstis bic
Harf.
OAais sFtra $500, suts Vie axs.
srieisns A.5o-90. srsis1rs bts aais 81 so
40, Sdsrlisst tS.e0-T.O0.
tanner. - srtrs braAtex 900, gate bis
ssserIsiess s6o-S.00, srssA1rs Bis iairs
tk.GO-S.5o,
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2etteM--o onfstr 66, 900 III, Berf4rbi
410, 900 o.. .--Narft mar t.tia. ~. 3 uener
rstter 1O611e Z. |. T. tm aiebator uxb IIOe
I. - f4SiMMemb. Ns. l Ksr.ssSa Dxfatb
l0lt 7. -. f4nimmsns.
eIfAtsrM- Bsfssr H. 600. Berfansi
Ice, 900 Hx. - Rarft piiIia.-- arpsrt ~.
S6s in elevator sHs 5esI. .. b. iAstn .
mexs.
tsfsr. - Ssfstr $4,000 b.. Berfsxst
--- On. Der Nartt IN hstia. - GtanSars
setter 3S1ft auf bem S.leiis, Es. seiter
3St, 70. 8 38e, Ks. I 37He.
esx If rnpis. - etanoarb 1o0e, Ts.
lose, n. 2 9o-95t. Hs. 3 76--s5s.
4stfsn if niuis.- Stat. srsinSrsr Bis
esiee 1919, 20-25; 1911, 12--lSc; "a
eths Ssaf stssn1rer sD Sste. 1912, II -
23e, 1911 13-l6e.
eaats ans fen. -- Gestrst Inerita a
2skc, Ssssta 36l--29Lc.
Ssser Ia fen. 6sntsS 2s-2st.
Ssrt IN itetis. - ssmiIs s2l.o0 -
ss.Oo, 1srt elesr $2l.00--22.2S, Nst $l3.75
-20.2o.
-ss.f 10 fstis. - ssmt.s s24.oo-a6.oo,
Net t.o.o>--al.oo, e.sf, stia..a 5000
So 90
Sxt nests I'm. H.tta. - s.,s,.It. BEL.
tisf, 10 bis II IN, IL "a -ls1,t, b.. eSal L.
tern 81 Ske, -. SAistss lac.
eSaaIj III plnla. -Nssss 1et prims
sl0.ss/- l0.46; RaffEirt.s lit ftstia. essti.
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--T1St.
fal in Astis. - sriss stts ~ s11s
Ssuntrs s-6z<e, Special 7e
1as M eli 10 sasH. Del in f.F. --
Srtms rsses ~ $5.l4-5.2o, yrims SsansE
sslb.s $6.25-s.35.
getroleum IN fstig. -- Raffinirtes
Rem BORT $3.50, yhitabs!p9ia uHs galimor,
$50, DO. in Butt t455.
1st 10 u hstts. csm.tis 6[..s Dis
sl-3ze.
sara ID ruhis. = Strstnss, s.ssJ.li S.s
biz sHtss s5.75.
upeRti ID ftstig N 45e.
fsis ia fstis.-stsssiRifs.r sL-st,
Sstns sl-54e.
"tsfies In tstis. n.s orl.sas Cpss
Kettle, saier bis Asit.. s5--55e.
2a r.-Roher M fstis. -- Nsseassss
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n astis. Sat fssf 5.l5t, Srxj5ss 5.05t,
Nsrb q" 4.70e, gub,s 4.6oe, tssser.s
4.45e, 6rasuIates 4.3sr Dtansns n"
.35t SonfestioHers II" 4:20c, re. 40,
10. -. 3os, re. s4.z5s. Ns. 44.2oc. Ns. 8
AIS, as. 8 4.10e, ~. T4.0st, re. s&.0oc
no. $685., Ns. ID 395t, 1s. IL 3.5S. Fs.
IL 3.8oc. ne. ID S.7Ss. ns. Ia 3.75c.
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20. 8 rotber nit aors sa iose auf bsm es-
Ieiif.
Dsu 4tsrs. - Der yearst IN rstis Ssh
fsh. ~. sefsss S6--b6e, 10. psitss
64-66t, Ns. 4 ssites 62--63e, Ks. ; selbes
S3-64t. ~. 3 -. SI-52e. Ns. 4 -. 491s
--s0fs, ~. 7semifAtss 53--54e, Ns. 3 ~.
bl-5zt, Ns. 4 -. 49tS-5O<t, Ssitss AsIbex'
fsrs 81 Sc. selses DO. So -55e, asmifd-
iess 51--64t Der Dufbh. Bertaaft puroeR:
iu Soc, Gar 80. 8 gslbes ~ sac, ] Gar
no. 4 DO. an Sic, 500 Gu. go. 8 bs. nit
gSei3sH ~ s11s. l Gar semiiht.s aolben.
tern, eiaises faul, AT sac oai bem @eleiie.
5afer.-Narst in rubla uno ftstia. 70.
ssibsr 37--371Ss, 6tasssrs SETTER 36I<--
Bic, 10. sei5.r 3511 -3st, No. seller
34-3Etx 20. 2 aemiiAt.r 85-3s11c, Ns. .
DO. 34R-36e. Re. -. 33-34 Der Su.
Ssrfasft sarben: gar 30. usiber, sut,r
;u 55lRt anf otm gtIeii,.
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Ns. 3 63-66e. xs. 4 S5-s0t.
ss rns.-Ho. 2 erhhiosrs 7o-78e, Se.
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SOC Der 9s
gtrql.td b.r e.tr.io,. gr,tfs mil D,u.
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Columbus - elm 6prie.

RapOleon bat Gbriftopb Columbus
aIs fetnen grDBteu GQnDsmQun in
&uiprut enommen, duf Die TRADITION
rertrauenO, bic in Soriitd Eerrfute,
o6noh Damals ale QBeIt 9enua ais
ben 9eburtsDrt bes gntDeders 4meris
t15 onfa6. 0teIe feline Qnna6me nirc
EIu in Der WQbrIhetnIihtett Durd
cine groBe Nn3abI pon neueu 8riir
ben geitiibt, bic 6enri Shoen in eiHem
umfaTenoen NufiaB oes U2ercure be
JranCe 3uiammentrdqt Die RDrfen
hGbsn, IDie Yaoli unD ytupoleon, inn
mer nil 8egeiiterung Die llsber(ieferz
urg auIreht erbdlten, DdB Columbus
in gQlpt duf Eoriita Das Qit1t Der
IGeIt erblitt babe. Dor einioen Sab
ren puroe nun cine lateiniIte gIegie
oufgefunoen, bic Der qrobe Giterarbi
itoriter 9a'ton Yarts fir Elm au=
tGenttfdes Bert pom 2tnfung beg Is.
,Sahrbunoerts ertldrte, unD teinen
3meifeI ooriiber IdBt, boB aud ihon
81 3eiten oes GntDeters bic toriiIthe
6ertunft aus9eIprOhen IpurDe. 98enu
mar 3uDem bic 2tnqaben qenau priift,
Die Der Sobn DON Columbus btnter
lafen bat, 10 iiebt man, bQB Gbrtitopb
ncter in 9enud nod in elmer bena6s
tarten GertIihteit geboren ietu fam.
Cpn SernanD berthtet, pnB ietn 90
ter. aus elmer tpenig betaunten 5dmiz
liz Itdmmeno, Der SD6n zines Webers,
Aus benz Wteere unp nitt aus BEN
3ald'ten" getomreu Iel; 3pei onoere
W2itqlieDer Der Sumilie b0tten eineu
qroben Rubn uls SeebelDeu ertpor@
| ben; er Ieibit Iet beretts nit IA Sab
reu 81 Sdiff gegangen, babe oann IN
Bapia ftubtrt, lin bic g8erte Der
Misunderstanding lefen gu tDnneu, uno
iei bonn S0ni9 Rene nab 5unts gez
fhitt pproeu. Ruu bat Der 4bdte Pe=
retti in Gulpi 9otumente entoedt, bic
erpeiisr, ouB 5pei Mdnner, Ramsrs
columbus, 5regattentapitdne paren.
unp oQB Die StraBe, Die beute ben
Ramsn oes @ntoeders trdgt, neil Die
8eipobrer bon gaIpi bier oas 6dus
ietner 9eburt aunehmen, friiber Die
| 5abeu Strabe bieB, ppraus man Idle
| Ben tam, boB bier bic 3unft Der Nss
Der ihrsu Sib bate. 2lIio mub audi
ber 0eber Columbus bier gepobnt buz
ben. giah ben 8erihten oes SobneS
benuste Columbus fir feline Grpebiz
tion torit'he qferoe unb Sunbe; er
ftelte bic eriten 5Gfer unb SnIeIn, bic
er entoedte, unter ben S6ug ppn Sei=
ligen, biz gsraoe in Dem gebiet Don
Gdlpi beipnoers perehrt nuroen; er
fpriht in Teinen 9eritteH BON SSi1hen,
bic er ,Soninas" nennt, Elm in Spaz
MEN tpie in s5talien gleih unbe'onutes
Bort, oas Iit nur in &Driita i'm lambs
ldufigeu 9ebrduh finoet. llsberoiss
batten Die 8epohner pon GdlDi iid1
1859 unter ben Sdus 5runtreids ae=
felt, es lit alfo naturIth, odb Gonig
Hene Columbus in kline 9ienite nabm.
Tu3u tommt nod, odB columbus.
ruenn e in 8enua qeboren fporben
mare, nitt nDtbi9 aebabt bate, in
qupid gu itubiren. Ollie bieie griinoe
fprshen fir bic toriiIhslleberlieferuno.
unb rpenn iid in GaIoi tein beItimmte5
8eburtsootument gefuuoen bat, 10
ldBt I'D oies odraus ertIdren, oaB Die
pQrrdrtipe um 1880 Durh gron0
5eritort puroen, etne Gutihulbigunn.
Die bic 8euueier. bic ebenfoQs teinen
binoenbep Sepets anfibreu tDnneu.
nibt baben.
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6Slut S3l,e; fur 9uii 9ok -- Gle, an
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am sSlat 893Se.
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an 6hlxt 5lsse; fur 5uli S2sS-5zLs, am
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fimsts asasa - Esss 800
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$500 fur Sail sl9.l24-ls.l71l, am
$i9.l71,.
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elo2o 1890. avn shlus s1o.25. fur
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Scr. Ntss:sfe. tsR ~ o57x.
gSr 9anuar -, am eAIus
$l0.77h; fur 1ai $lo.20 - 1880. am
edIuj tl0.iS.
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