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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-17
NORTHERN PACIFIC R. R.
The Dining Car Line to Fargo,
Winnipeg. Helena. Butte and
the Pacific Northwest.

Leave Arrive
g st. Paul ST. Paul
Daily. Daily.
AIS p. m $50 p. N
. AIS p. m. :05 a. m.
100 p. m. :O5 a. m.
s: Is a. N. 40 p. m.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-11-30

rather clever man. He had heard q
good deal about his pictures, but had
never seen them, and he took their merit
for granted. Archie did not like the
Irishman any better than he liked his pic.
lures, and he owed Mrs. Pryor a grudge
for bringing him to the Archers'.
Rush was SO delighted at having Helen
by his side that every one at the table
seemed pleasant to him. Bessie noticed the
unusual brightness Of his manner, and sc
did Archie; but he attributed it all to Bes
sie Rush was in fine spirits, and kept
the table on a roar by the sharpness a
his wit and his fund of good short stories
1.-THE man who confines himself to short
stories is the man for a dinner party; but
heaven defend us from the long winded
diners outp Such were Mr.. Archer's
sentiments; and he determined to invite
young Hurlstone again, and before long.
Notwithstanding poor Archie's depres-
sion, the dinner was a pleasant one.
From the dinner table they strolled
through the conservatory, and Helen,
who had Rush's arm, stopped in front Of
box Of forget-me-nots, over whose
delicate blossoms the moon was spread.
ing its silver light "Let me give you
one Of these flowers" she said, picking
bunch and fastening it in his button hole.
"You know am going away, and we
are so soon forgotten when we are gone"
It was all that Rush could do to keep
from seizing the hands that were SO near
his face and kissing them with protesta-
tions Of the love that was burning so
hotly in his heart Instead Of that, he
clasped his hands behind him, and an
swered, with mock seriousness:
~ need no flower to remind me Of you,
Miss Knowlton. Your absence will be
felt in the very air we breathe. The
birds win chirp, She Is gomez from the
tree tops, and the stars will write it in
the sky at night"
"Mr. Hurlstone, you are chatting me;
aud don't like to be chaffed. thought
that you would be little sorry that
was going away" replied Helen.
"a little sorry! If you only knew
what your absence means to me, you
would His voice shook perceptibly
and Helen looked quickly at him. Fear
ing that he had gone too far, he added,
II shall never leave tha foreign editors
room, but will haunt "'s desk night and
day seeking for early news from Drury
Lane"
ITO BE CONTINUED
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-11-30

lighted her, and, as she was an Italian,
and mystery in love affairs is not alto
gether unknown in Italy, she quietly
sewed the ring on tho inside of bit of
velvet she wore around her neck There
it lay concealed, but her heart beat high
with joy whenever the sharp stone
scratched her delicate throat.
John dined as usua. at the club that
night with Mortimer and two or three
other gamblers. After dinner they went
to the gaming table, where John lost his
remaining $500. When he went to bed
that night he cursed the expense Of liv-
ing in New York, and determined to
make the colonel raise his salary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-11-30
CHAPTER XIII.

he found John at
his rooms, a n d
asked him what
he was doing at
the Cellas'. Be-
fore he answer
ed. John asked
Push W h at he
was doing there.
II have known
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-11-30
CASH IN TREASURY SEPT. 80, 1899:

RECAPITULATIoN:
Cash in Treas. July l, 1889. s 11.1S3 "a
Receipts for Quarter ...... 1885 43
$l4,1lS 81
Discussed during Quarter s 1858 %
Cash In Treas. Oct. !, 1882. Sass AZ
Si4,Ii5 &
Respectfully submitted,
THOS. p. MACK, Auditor
J. A. HUNTOON, Treasurer.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-11-30
QUARTERLY REpnRT
. -OF THE
!s!!..! and Treasurer.

Follo,ing is the Auditors and Treasurer's
JOINT Qa.,yterly Report for the quarter ending
REcEISs FROM SOURCES AS FOLLOWS
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
Diamond Dust.

MEMPHIS will not lose today. No game.
JIMMIE CARR umplred admirably yes
terday and gave neither side cause for
complaint
The batteries yesterday were Fender
and Dowse for Atlanta, Bauswine and
Riddle for Memphis
DowsE was not quite so fresh yesterday
as he was the day before and played good
ball, but he is still very new.
KELLY's slide TO second base yesterday
was the best piece OF work Of the kind that
has been seen here for many n day.
THERE Is more concentrated vexation,
disappointment and disgust to be gotten
out OF game OF ball than from any other
human aiiliction.
CRUso telegraphed yesterday that he
will be here today. II is to be hoped that
he may I'LL the place at second which has
heretofore been vacant
ATLANTA has no ball ground and Is con-
sdering offers from Nashville, Savannah,
Macon and Augusta TO play her games at
these places respectively.
TnE New Orleans Picdy,ne says: "Cruso
is fine infelder, good batter and q
skillful base runner" Now look out, Picdy-
uns, II he should fail TO sustain your send
oil.
TnE following batting order is promised
for tomorrow: Mcbride, !. T.; Cassidy,
LIST b.; Kelly, C. t.; Smith, p; Cruso, s. s.;
Graulich, I'd b.; Reccius, Sd b.; Broder-
lex, T. e.; Sullivan, c.
TnE Memphis public are cautioned not
10 applaud Billy Smith when he goes TO
the bat. Applause seems TO unnerve him
while mt the same time II puts the man in
the box on his mettle.
TnE crowd guyed Quinn numerically
yesterday, but he took IL with a smiling
countcnance. II Quinn will promise 10
play fair hereafter THE APPEAL will not
object TO give him credit for being fine
ball.player. -
TnKRE Is no official score today, tho
man appointed Tor that duty again failing
10 show up yesterday. The Memphis
press has been very iniulgcnt with the
management OF the Memphis Club, but
there is limit 70 human endurance, and
II was touched yesterday.
BILLY SNIrH Is like an in and out race
horse. ono, day he raps the ball every
time he goes "a bat, and the next day he
fans the ali liks a windmill. lie must
have been oT his feed yesterday. This
sort OF playing gives one the ipse-dam.
cuterumtitis, which Is the Latin for Jaw
fully-disgusted-but-will -go.o ut-and-see
next-gamo-anyhow."
a YouSo lady, In whom the sentiment
Of local pride ia 80 strong that II breaks
her heart TO see Memphis beat at any.
thing, went 10 the ball game yesterday,
and on her way walked back half square
TO pick up horseshoe. Memphis lost.
but il was not the fault Of the horseshoe
u was the miserable playing OF two OF tho
Memphis team. With . good man at
second and Workoyer behind the bat that
horseshoe will work like charm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
SPOKANE Ann Knott
wnI Meet on Nex, Tuesday Ia the clark
stake.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 1.-THE interest
in the Clark stake 10 be run Tuesday Ia
almost rs great IA that in the Derby
Armstrong has announced that Spokane
would certainly start, while Bryant Is
eager 10 aycngc the defeat OF Proctor
Knott in the Derby. Once Again, Hin.
doocrait, Sportsman. Outbound, Cassius
and the California crack Robin Hood and
Comc-io-Taw are certain starters. The
admirers Of Once Again are confident that
at a mile aud a quarter he is the equal OF
any horse in the country, while Robin
Hood has been reserved for this
stake and trained specially for the
event Proctor Knott and Spokane,
Of course, are tho lions OF the occasion.
and mn enormous crowd will witness the
final contest between the great three. year.
olds. The long wished. for rain las come
ai last and the track will be In hrst-clnss
shape. II h said tonight that y. u. liar.
per has coll Valuable, librctto and In.
yinia Belle Tor $4,000, that sum having
been offered for the pick Of three Out OF
the stable II n also reported that Sd 0Ol
was refused for Proctor Knott today. and
that thc parties desiring to purchase will
give more Tho Louisville Jockey Club
will probably make free field ~ on Derby
day, and this will insure another great
ouipouring Of the masses
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
why Not Have Classic Racing Event
Iueref

THE APPEAL would like to suggest to
the Memphis Jockey Club that the time
has arrived for Memphis to take her
proper place as the pre-eminent racing
place in the South. All that is needed is
a change OF policy on the part OF the
Jockey Club, and departure from
time honored traditions with respect 10
amounts OF money hung up in purses and
stake events. The experience OF the past
two years has been that owners OF high
class horses arc not particularly anxious
10 prepare their horses for events that in
volvo penalty at other tracks where rich
stakes await the winner.
The average horse owner would rather
in the early spring, enter his horses for
5000 purse in which he incurs no penalty
by running than in 81 900 that may pile
up the weight on his racers when they
contest for stakes at other points. Many
OF the stables that wntercd here openly
expressed their discomfort at the small
$500 and 800 purses that formed the
feature OF the Memphis program, although
the stakes were conceded TO be liberal
enough. There Is no reason why Mem.
phis should not leave Louisville and
Nashville behind as n place OF racing inn
poriance. 1t is conceded that there Is no
place where the average attendance is
better or where the betting per capita Is
as liberal rs here. All that the public
ask is fair return for their money
in the way OF good horses and fair sport
II was freely given ont by turf correspond
ents that the class OF horses that raced
here was OF an inferior order. There was
much truth in the criticism. Take out
Spokane, Strideaway, Keevena, Brown
Princess, Hypocrite, Orderly, Clay Stock
ton, Endurer, Lotto Wall, lnsolence and
some promising two year olds, there was
nothing here that classed with such
animals as Leo II, Cartoon, Galen,
Terra Gotta, santalene, lluntress and
score OF others that started
at Nashville The class OF horses
will come II sufficient inducenient Is held
out 10 them, and the Jockey Club has the
means at its command TO bring them. A
plentitude OF good purses and two or three
rich stakes will not fail TO draw the best
horses in the West 10 Memphis. Why not
have stake like the Kentucky Derby,
worth about =, 800 TO the winner, and
have the whole world talking about Mem
phis as IL has talked OF Louisville for the
past thirty days? Call II the Montgomery
stake in honor Of the grand old man
who made Montgomery Park what II is,
aud make the distance, a mile and quar-
ter for three year Odds. That sort Of an
event would draw ~ many horses as tho
Derby and would attract an equal amount
OF attention. People would come from
eight States to see il and the turf world
would discuss it for weeks before and after
the decisive day. What say you. gentle
men OF the Jockey Club.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
LAWN TENNIS TouRsAmENr.
A SILVER Cup 60 ne Contested for satar.
day, May NJ.

Interest In lawn tennis Is increasing
daily and will soon reach a high pitch.
lIotehkiss 4 Co. have donated silver
Championship cup TO be contested for
every year and TO be awarded TO the best
player In Memphis, who will hold the cup
until Il is won from him by a superior
player. The contest this year will take
place May %. and clubs desiring TO enter
players must file their entry with Ilotch.
kiss & Co. Wednesday May 10. The
match Il 30 be PLAYED in singles, best
three out OF Eve, on the grounds Of tho
Memphis Tennis Club. Tho following
clubs, between whom there II strong
rivalry, will doubtless enter Vance Street,
Adam Street, JesSmine Street, Chickasaw
aud Memphis, aud tho contest will be
close and exciting.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
HEALTH ID WEALTH,

Dh Y G wnrs Nnnvn Avn nAAN TREArxHst
tsnaunieed tyscidc for HJf,cria, DlSzipcs.. con.
Illusions, fis, Nervous Nenrnisla. H-Adache Nsfv.
Gus frnllatlon caused ~ he u.s Of alcohol or To-
bacco. Nakefulnea Mental depression. aoftsnlns
Of iho hfAin rusulunH In Insanity aud leading 70
misery, decay aud death Premature Old Are bar
tcnncst, Loo Of power In either ser. Involuntary
lssses and hpefnatoffhea caused by ovef.s xertion
Of the brAn. self-ahuse o. over-indnlgcnos Eaoh
orsix boxes Tor teoo seat By mall prepaid on 70
O. TOT price
Wo Guarantee Six Bosoas
To cnre any caao With zach order received By q
Tor six boaca accompanied with $50 We will ssni
the purchaser our written guaraniet 10 nufund the
money II The treatment does not encct q cura
Guartutocs Issued only BY John q wes a Co.
Dowdy A Co. DfugristA Solo Agcnh Main street
hefu1hir Tenn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
New Orleans Comes Up Again.

spcclal DIspllrL % The Appeal
BmmSonAN, Ala, May 1.-THE game
this afternoon was extremely unin,ercst.
ing. 1t was all one way. The New Orleans
club made eight runs In the second inning
and the locals were thoroughly Disguised
The new pitcher did not arrive, and
Swartz was put In the box for the locals.
lie was batted numerically. The visitors
played good bali. bu, played without spirit.
II Is understood that there will be game
here tomorrow afternoon, but nothing def.
mite can be learned.
OPTICAL grouR
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
Catarrhal Dangers.

Z. To h. freed from the dangers Of sunocsion while
1ying down. 10 BREATHE frccly. sleep toundly aud
undlsiurbcd. 10 risc rirshci. head clear. bmin
active aud ircc irum pain or ache 10 know that no
poisonous puifi matter dehlcs the breath and ruts
away the delicate machinery Of smell. taste and
hearing. ~ feel that the system docs not through
NJ veins aud arteries. such mp the poison that IA
sur 10 undermine and destroy, is indeed blessing
beyond all other human cnloymenN To purchase
Immunity from such fate should D. the object Of
all afflicted hut those who have tried many
rvmciios aud physicians despair Of relief OF
cure
sANFonDs RADICAL cuHH meets every phase Of
Catauh. from a simple had cold 10 the most loaih'
some ani destructive stages Il Il local aud con
siltutional Instant Ia relieving permanent Ia
curing. saie. economical and ncvcriailing.
slSronbs RADICAL cunH consists Of ono bottle
Of the RADICAL Guar one box 81 CAyAnnnAL toie
VAN. aud ono fNrnovrp iNnAlth, ~ wranicl N
QUE package, with treatise and directions, and sold
by al druggists for u.
PorrEn Date CHEMICAL conronArioS. DosroS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
Two ave. plra,e. Arre.,ed.

special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
llELESA, Ark, May 1.-THE two nolo.
rious river pirates. Duncan 9. Smith and
the Rev. Mounco Holmes, were taken
back 10 Waterproof, la, by NJ. Goldberg
and Sheriff J. W. Stewart, OF Kansas Par
ish, who wec supplied with a rtquisition
for their men. About 5000 worth OF the
stolen property was recovered by Mr. NJ.
Goldberg.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
\ rine oppor,nn,,y 60 visit Alabama

Attend the Great Land Sale OF the Ste.
yonson Land aud Improvement Company
at Stevenson, Ala. May 10 and 10. $3.50
Tor the round trip from Memphis. Same
proportion from all other points along tho
Memphis 4 Charleston Railroad. Tickets
good TO return May 10 and ~. For full
particulars apply TO u. Hughes or X j..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12

wnrERs SASiTARY Commission. ST..
LOUIS, Nov. Is. lS6i-Messrs. J. 81
Mcguire: Tho agents Of this commission
have distributed largely In the army Ma.
CURES Bcnno Plant, and find Il the best
Of all remedies for Cholera, Diarrhea,
Dyscntcry, etc. J. g.. FoRNAN,
Sec. West. san. Com.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
! other DANES.

AT Cincinpati-Rain; no game.
Mt Boston, Boston 4, New York 8.
At Chicago-Pttsburg Z, Chicago IL.
At st. Louis-St. Louis 60 Baltimore A..
At Louisville 8, Athletics l.
AT Cleveland Cleveland 4, lndianap-
oils 2.
At Kansas City-Columbus IL, Kansas
City @.
At Philadelphia-W Washington l, Phila-
delphia IA.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12

Summary Earned runs Birmingham
I. New Orleans q. Two.basc hils-Dailey,
Holland, McGurk, Ward. Threo.base
hit-pcity. Double play-Allson and
Daley. Bascs on balls-Od Butlor 9
Struck out by Butler 2. by Petty O.
Passed balls Key 4, Schachern !. Batter
hit polhcmus. Time Of game One hour
and iorly.Gvc minutes. Umpire lillery.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12

Distribution by warls-FirsL. 4. second.
2. Third, d; Fourth, o, Fifth, 2. sixth. Il
seventh, 4. Eighth, l. ninth. 1, Tenth. q.
city Hospital, ?. Stubborn, 4. White, u
Colorcd, a. Total, 81
i. A. WILLIAMSON. ND,
Secretary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
charIe.toa Deiea,. ,hal,anooUa.

-poclhl Dlspairh % Tho App0al.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May 1.-THE
locals dropped a game to Charleston today
through the rotten piichingo Pcndcrgrast
In the first aud part Of the second inning,
in which he gave ten hits lie was ~.
lleycd by Ramsey who held the visitors
down 10 scvon hits the remainder Of the
game. With any kind Of fair pitching the
home tcam would have easily won, for
they played great game both at tho bat
and Ia the Geld.
OPTICAL eCour
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12

YouNa wifc-Charlcy dear. wish Won
would drop into Miles drug store ON your
way homo tonight and bring the box 81
Longs Pearl Toothxoap
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
Katie IsIer via. Thrc. uca,..

special Dispatch Ia Tho Appeal
COLUMBIA, Tenn, May 1.-THE gray
marc. Katie lslcr, owned by Lawrence
lamb, Of Memphis, won the ircc-ior.all
troi here today In three straight heats,
jogging 10 the wirc under heavy phil In
The second heat In 2.2i on very dusty
hall mile track. This IL the fastest mile
ever iro,ted on track here, and tie per.
iormancc created great enthusiasm among
the large crowd present lscr has been
IN retirement two years, having ioalcd q
Wedgewood colt year ago.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
Entries For West side I.arL. chienso

The following entries for West Side
Park, Chicago, races were posted last
night at Powers & Co. Turf Exchange:
First Racc-Thrco quarters OF mile.
Cherry Blossom i0i. Bob Duff, Jr., iOi.
Cleaner ll0, Regardless ll6. Unite ia.
Orderly ia, Only Dare ll0, Lewis Clark
1lg, Leo ii III.
Second Race One mile. Insoicnce 1906.
Bankrupt 100, Caihareno b ~, Col. Gore
100. Cashier i0l, lrma II %, Endurer ll5,
Hornpipe lis, j. u. Clay III, Whito Nose
80.
Third Race-Fivo-eighths Of mile, Tor
two year olds. Jed ll3, Pow Wow ll3,
Palisado 40. Amelia llb, Gwondolino 10,
Riley iiS.
Fourth lace-Threc-quarten Of mile.
Deer Lodge 100. Tom Stevens 81, Holly
wood 100 Little Bcss 100, Hattie ID l0l.
Dave Henncssy i02. McBowling l02,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
Isswry a 60.

oTYicK Goodyear Nllat Blcachory, White
Machine looms No. 2oS second street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
nnrinnr, linnnr.

NEW QuARrERs-whiie Sewing Machine,
g0j Second st., third door south OF Madison.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12

Waterbury l03, Moonlight 100, Brewster
LOG, Dock Week LOG, Leila May 10i, Katie
$ 1l5, Slime Jerome 1l3. Meta SO, Litbert
III.
Fifth Race--0ne and one-eighth miles.
Boodler ia, Alpena liz, Hon John d Ill,
Cartoon ll9.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12

- Dr. Cronin Is reported to have boon in
oonona, acting rs though suffering from
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12

For the week ending May II. 1889, at o
o'clock PM
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12

Southern League standing.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12

Summary Earned runs Chattanooga
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-10

Sin semeiniamer l1m5us 1T fein
unbebeutenbes Ding; neil er mieber=
erwa9te briberli6e @eiinnuns unb
eritarften @emeinseiit porausIebt.
M0sen ppr oie1em @ei1te Die Nebel
unperniinftisen @orurtbeils f9winz
ben, bamit semeinlame @ertbeiOisuns
Der uns alien tbeuren Sitter: Der
@emiiiens Sreibeit, Der l1nterri6ts>
freibeit, benti6er Spra6e unb Sitte
81 itanoe fOmme.
Gu Die &merifa.'
8ir bitten gu @ptt, baB er Sine
rita ppr ernitbaften gonflicten awi=
I9en ben Natipnalitdten in @naben
bewabre. unb 10 piel lit fi6er: Die
Imerifaner oeut6er Natipnali=
tdt iinb Die aQerlebten, bic lol9e
Gonflicte wiinl6en unb perur1a6en
.werben; benn fe iinO Die allerlebten,
Die auf uour race" gu ppden senei9t
iin0. @enn iie aber fortwdbreno
als foreigners, ansesriffen ben6r=
selt unb serei5t werOen, oann utpaqt
benz Deuti@en audi lein 8lut," uno
in bielem Safe f6nnen fie 1elbft Ell
nem an 3abl iberlesenen @esner
redt unan9enebm perben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-10
Ger munnrrer.

@oro>D afotas entl6ieb nit fleiner
unb bas bon Sib=D afota nit erobe,
Mebrbeit bafiir, baB in Die @taats>
perfaiiuna cine ebenlo eilerne Brobi=
bitipnsbeitimmuns aufsenommen
muroe, wie iie in Der StaatsperfaI=
luns bon &anIas entbalten lit. 3uei
anf einanoerfulsenoe Staatsseiebz
sebunsen miiien iib .erit fir l1n>
terbreituns zines bic Brpbibition
wieber aufbebenben 8eriallunssau=
iabes unter Die @olfsab1timmun9 err
flaren, ebe lebtere itattfnben fann.
uno wenisitens in Glib atOta iino
Die ProbibitiOni1ten permittel1t Der
republicanii6en Bartei 10 iibermdd<
tig, oaB iie Die @robibitiuns= 3minsz
burg auf lanse 3eit bebaupten iperz
ben. Sm Si0=0 afpta baben &enner
Der borti9en Gerbaltnilie ni6ts Gn=
oeres eriuartet, ais baB Die 8robibiz
tion iiesen tpiiroe. Dasesen iinO in
NorOzO afota 1elb1t sepiegte 8plttiz
fer iiber ben Brobibitiunsz Sies iiberz
ral6t. 9as Sauptorsan oer&epub=
licaner bes Nprbme .gioneer
&reB' in St. Saul, nennt Sic Gn=
nabme Der grpbibitipnsz Glau1el Elm
~nnsliidli6es Experiment., meldes
oiejeni9en, Die baiielbe peranlaBt unb
tbm 5useltimmt bitten, nod einmal
bereuen miirben. Sabe Die leitberise
@rfabrun9 nit be5ug auf Brp6ibiz
tionsz@ e e iberaI se5eist, baB
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betra6tet, b66lt unweile leien, 10
9ebe es fir bic Iufnabme Der v8rp=
bibitipns zSbee" in Die @erfa +
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lpate, gang anOers gu i9reiben.
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