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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-15
New Evidence in the cro.tn Case.

CHICAGO. Sept lh-Assistsnt States
Attorney Knight says he has discovered
new evidence IN the Cronin murder case
which hc declares VIII throw additions.
light on the case. EX-Detectivc Dan
coughlln win be PLACED on trial IN few
DAYS. About thirty Of the witnesses
have beea located.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-15
NOW FOR THE CAPE MAY CUP.
Navahoe and Britannia Off for
Another Long Race.
The Start Long Delayed by a Fog
Which Lasted All Night.

LONDON, Sept. 15.-The yachts Brit
ANNA and Navahoe started at about
l o'clock in the race for the Cape May
Cup.
The Britannia was slightly in the lead
The course is the same as that sailed
over for the Brenton's Reef Cup: that is
to say, from the Needles, the western
extremity of the Isle OF Wight. to and
around the breakwater at Cherbourg,
France, and return, a distance of 100
miles
The closeness of the race for the Bren-
tons Reef Cup on Tuesday added great
ly to the interest taken in to-day's race,
and many boats from Southampton,
Cowcs, Ryde. Southsea and other yacht
ing centres started long before daybreak
for the Needles. where the start of the
racers was made.
1t was the original intention to have
the Britannia and Navahoe run down
from Cowcs last night and anchor in
Alum Bay, about two miles from the
starting point, in order to have the boats
in readiness for an early start, it having
been decided by the Sailing Committee
that they should be sent away at Z
O clock.
A dense fog set in last night, however,
and 1t was deemed safer to let the boats
remain in Cowes Roads over night.
The fog lasted through the night and
early this morning, and the plans of the
Sailing Committee were consequently
disarranged. 1t was not until $50
o'clock that the racers started In tow
for the Needles
There was scarcely a chance that
anywhere near as good time would be
made to-day as was made in Tuesdays
race. The wind was blowing n light
breeze from the southwest, and the sea
was smooth.
The boats were timed as they passed
the Needles Lighthouse as follows
IL. NJ. S.
Britannia. ......... ................ q. II
NaSahOe. .......'......... ........ l oo 10
The Britannia kept her lead, and as
they began to drop below the southern
horizon there appeared to be no change
in the relative positions of the boats.
The wind holds very light.
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Leave Saturday morning 10 oelook. Special rate
9es yAy on this train. BLuA's Ticket Agency.
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CHICAGO AM. EETEaN wa ERIE

Special tTAin leaves New York, Chambers st., At
10, lbA, NJ, sept, 20. 40 and az, Limit ton days.
with privileges Of returning via Niagara Falls. -
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The Britannia kept her lead, and as
they began to drop below the southern
horizon there appeared to be no change
in the relative positions of the boats.
The wind holds very light.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-11-16
Notice for Publication.

Land Once at Oregon City, Oregon,t
October t. 1893,
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
y named settler has filed notice of his inten-
lion to make final proof in support OF his claim
.sud .hat said proof viii be made before the
county Clerk OF Lincoln county at Toledo, Ore
gOn, on December 4, 1893. viz
Aaron B. Hunt, II. y. No. 3,047,
lOr the southeast 4 of Section >, Township II
south Range 9west.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
aid land, viz: G. f. LuCkey, William Lawrence
u. J; Alphin, John Beers, William beers, all OF
Little Xix Oregon
ROBERT 4, MILLER,
Register
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Notice for Publication,

Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon,I
October Is, 1891
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
" named settler has filed notice OF his inten.
ZION to make final proof in support ofhis claim,
rnunty Clerk of Lincoln County, at Toledo,
oregon, on December IL, 1898, viz;
william VI. Wilson, HID Application No. 6s6i.
ior the southwest quarter OF section four, town.
ship eleven, south, range nine west.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of.
said land, viz: Israel + Eddy, NJ J. Allphine
j. :. BrothersOnland W F. Heyde all OF Little
tlk postoNice, Lincoln County, Oregon.
ROBERT \. MILLER,
Register.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-11-16
Notice for Publication,
Notice for Publication,

Land Office at Oregon City, Dregon,l
October 1, 1898.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
" lamedsettler has filed notice of his inten-
non to make final proof in support OF his claim,
md that said proof will be made before the
county Clerk Of Lincoln county, at Toledo, o. E.
gDn. on December /, 1893, viz:
Dudley Trapp, II. T.. No. S,9T6,
ior he east y Of southwest "a and west = Of
-outheast 4 of section g. township II south,
range 9west
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
pis continuous residence upon and cultivation
II said land, viz: 2, y. Miller, W J. Hollister,
les. Mcdonald and G. Trapp. all Of ChitwoOd,
Oregon. ROBERT 4. MILLER, Register,
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DELINQUENT TAX SALE,
For 1892,
+ogttEued from first page


sia
H. st.i RGct r Resort 1T = 4'u to' ~ D'A II
Beeiark lot y blk o. D; seal Rock Resort Resort
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Dickon, Geo. lot 4, blk ., Seal Rock Resort
RSty RSrey jas Il IL + lds as[Iohsl + sec Is lot sec
W twp TP 81 range F ISHg f. M sw tS Of w and Sfi lot
Ers2ts see Mrs /, " tSafe ofiets in Waldorf SS
! Emerson II I lot a bIk'1I Seal Roct Re-
sort - -
Frving. Mrs ] r lot IA bIE II seal Rock
Resort Tt-s - - -o' -' 't' - 'eai NUN
Fry, Daniel j. lot ? blk .. Seal Rock Re,
sort, :....s....f... )
" and m lot I 70, BIZ 81 Seal Roct ResoYt' III i
Farmer @ J. E lot @ = b bIE Se 81 Seal % Roek Resort
| Ferguson ! l. lot s hi 81 seal Rnct Re.
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FlickeRstein' lot . blk 46, Seal Rock Re- .
Fleming, 1dIi R B. lot2r blk 80 Seal Rock Re ,
EEGaser, Win, lot s, blk 2, waldROrt, Z
Faip, Mrs. F one lot iH Seal Rock ,.... 42
GARNER. A. F. lot H. blk II, Seal ROCK Re . .
Gue5gseyyf Mrs Mrs Hattie f, lot2 blk - Seal q.
Gregg. j. F. lot J. blk 49, Seal Rock Re =
Guthrie 4 Lyman, lots, blk %, Seal Rock -.
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CHASER x Kin, lot 49, blk 29' Seal Rock Re: =.
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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-11-16

J.W. Parrish, nd. Application No. 1868,
Tor the southwest quarter of section six, town
ship eleven, south, range ten, west.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
nl said land, viz: Z. Rhoades, NOnzO Dunden,
u. Logan and ;, L. Beavers, all of Toledo,
Lincoln county, oregon.
ROBERT \. MILLER,
Rpgistar
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ee of FinalSettlement

hereby given that the undersigned
tor OF the estate OF Henry Hulse,
aed his final account as said ad :
Nl.a NNTsa~ rOuvf ft.---~~-He.NHN fren.1r
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TIDEWATER PRECINCT No. 1a.

Balm, Jno. nwl4 of sec 80, tn 13, range 10,
lots 2, 3, seq 81, tn l3, rng 10; lots ?, T.
8, sec 30, tn l3, rng 10 10,....,.............l !
Mitchell, Eliza b. lots 1928, and &, sec Ii,
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Sprague, F. lot Toledo. o....................
Vincent, II, W. commencing at my corner
Of lot :, ,Frnityale rYHence " 60 D r6Si rCSs
!eeSsiiee SCI fuEss to beginning ~ ...,''a,'' 'ph'
anCleve d Jones, 25 OF +. Graham's lst,
2nd, and Sth add to Toledo. .......,4
White, W, W. and stakely, r. C. lots l, 2,
bl 20, Toledo .,,...................,
WhitmOre, Steven, mortgage (bOok page
li4) II. W. Vincent and J, T, Vincent
to J. +. Thompson, al, amt 81, 900.
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Resort. t...
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sort t...............- Sa' koek b.
Troster, Katie, mortgage (recor,dissdi
"J'' page 540 Jas CAndrews ~ 4 y ,6s00s
.AIdFeys TO Katie Troster. -r Asiis
$500. .......................-' siao11l
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II: D lots bI p; jlslotS bl Is. Sios L
l6i 6 lots bf II and bis Il and I3's i9's b
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Vaughn, F E, lot Ii bl Il, Seal Eoot
wadsYOrth, Mrs + NJ, lot 9 bl 5. Seal -.
resort. .....t. -es' Box
Webb, George W, lot /, blk 1, Seal t,..
sert - EFeE y.
Watson: Francis W. lot 9, blk J, Sea, -,
Williams, Henry NJ. lot II, blk 30 Seal
resort ga lOcg
Wright, E. W. lot II, blk 81, Seal Eocl
sort ''ocA re
Whitney P, B. lot4, blk 81, Seal gook
sort 'OSA fe,
Wilson, Charles lot blk 4s, Seal Roo,
sort 'A r.
Wilcox, J. D, lot 9, blk 4S, Seal Roof
sort WA II
Wisdom, W, NJ, lot 2blk A, Seal Rock
sort IVA fe,
View Ocean
Wellington lot Seal Rock resort
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seal NNfk Resort
koeber otto, lot > blk 2S, S,..........
Rochenfeld, Mrs : NJ, lot Il blk 4,.,....
Richardson, I ; lot 10 blk Is, ....'.,,.,'',
Richly, II and OC. lot q blk
Ruble, llersna, lot ( blk ;, Waldport
spencer, Miss Clara, lot blk 6, Waldport
sea- Rock Investment Company lot ) blk
=, lot BLK ;, lot 10 blk t. lot blk -.
lott Blk i, lot l. blk 4G, lot / blk a,
lot sbelS l9, lot . blk 10, lot blk 25. lot
3, II blk 50, lot 4 blk ~, lot II nj lo' iot
II bl u, lots I, Il b Is, all seal Rock
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13
he Loved and Lost.

"Talking about mean men," said the
man with q squint In his left eye, "re-
minds me of an old cuss down In Ohio.
| Fifteen years ago, when | was young,
! impulsive and questionable, met his
daughter and fell in love at first sight.
| She reciprOcated. | went TO the father,
who was farmer, and stated the case
! like a man, but he had husband al
ready picked out for her and gave me
the cold bounce. When persisted, as
| a lover should, he got out his shotgun
and threatened to scatter me all over
the county If 1 didn't make myself
scarce.
but that made you all the more de-
termined, Of course?" queried one OF the
group.
"Of course. I made up my mind to
have that girl or die in the attempt.
The old man kept such a close watch Of
her that it took me three months to ar
range matters, but at last it was agreed
on that we should elope. Twas to come
out to the house on a certain midnight,
and she was to descend from her cham
Der Rindew by means Of rope. We
were then to drive twenty miles, get a
license and be married, and after the
ceremony the old man and his shotgun
could so to grass"
"Well, the night arrived?"
eyes, and l was already. l drove
out, hitched the horse and at midnight
stood under her window. That is, l
climbed the fence and sneaked up to
the house TO receive her as she descend
ed, but the house wasn't there"
"What! The house gomez"
''If it wasn't I'm a huckleberryl /
hunted up and down and around, but 1
couldn't find it. There was the barn,
the corncrib, smokehouse and pigpen,
but that farmhouse had disappeared as
if swallowed up by the earth. After
hunting about for an hour l began to
| realize that there was something un-
canny about it, and decided that l had
better Quit. ! rode back TO town won
derlug If wasn't off in my head, and
and the moro I thought about it the
more nervous got. l finally made a
Decline for home and the family doctor,
200 miles away"
"But what had haDpened?"
"Well, there was nothing mysterious
| about 1t, as | afterwards discovered.
That cantankerous old cuss Of father
suspected some such trick, and on that
day he put rollers under his house,
hitched on ten yoke of oxen, and moved
| il a mile further up the road! The girl
couldn't get word to me, and she stood
on that rope-ladder from midnight to 3
o'clock waiting for me-waiting In vain.
Excuse these tears, gentlemen!"
"But why do you weep?"
Because the girl caught cold and
died Of pneumonia three days later,
while the miserable old hyena of o
father was moving the house back to
its original site. 1 never saw her again,
but she left word with tin-peddler
for me TO meet her in that better
land. and I'm going TO do 1t or bust a
lung. Excuse these tears-these sobs.
1t always affects me this way TO tell
the story. IL would! II it's a
good article it will brace me up and
cause me 10 temporarily forget my grief.
Ah-yum! That's better! am N.Y.
self againm
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13
KISSED BY A DUCHESS
The Price at which an English Butcher
Sold his Vote.
Hanebsstsr HsstEy

Kdnehsstsr Weekly.
Not even a Westminster election,
memorable as the elections for that city
have been, is better remembered than
that Of 1884, In which Fox, 1.-THE Man
OF the People" was opposed by Sir
Cecil Wray. There were 10000 votes.
according TO the authors Of "Queens OF
Society,"" to be polled, and the opposing
parties resorted TO any means OF intimi-
dation, or violence, or persuasion, which
political enthusiasm could suggest. On
the eighth day the poll was against the
popular member, and he called upon
his friends to make 8 great effort on his
behalf.
1t was then that the"ladies' canvass"
began. Lady Duncannon, the Duchess
of Devonshire, Mrs. Crewe and Mrs. Da-
mer, dressed themselves in blue and buff
the colors OF the American independ-
ents, which Fox had adopted and wore
in the House OF Commons-and set out
to visit the purlius OF Westminster.
Here in their enthusiasm they shook the
dirty hands Of honest workmen, eX-
pressed the greatest interest in their
wives and families, and even, as in the
case Of the Duchess OF Devonshire and
the butcher, submitted their fair cheeks
to be kissed by the possessors Of votes.
At the butchers shop the owner, In
his apron and sleeves, stoutly refused
his vote except on one condition
Would her Grace give him a kiss?'
The request was granted, and the vote
thus purchased went to swell the ma
iority which finally secured the return
OF THE Man of the People"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13
FACTS IN FEW WOODS.

The Corean does not have the trouble
of carrying his umbrella in his hand.
Ii is like an ordinary umbrella III shape
only it is smaller and has no handle.
IL is made OF oiled paper and is worn on
the head over the hat
The highest chimneys in the world
are two in Glasgow, one being 46S feet
high and the other 455 feet, while one
near Cologne comes next with height
Of AL feet.
The territory OF Moresnet, with an
area OF two square miles and pOpula-
sion of 1000, enjoys the distinction Of
being the smallest government in the
world.
Isaac Haynes, Of near Louisville, o.,
exhibits n strawberry grown on his
farm which measures inches in cir
conference.
Sixty persons now occtpy Robinson
Crusoe's island, Juan Fernandez.
They are cattie-her ders.
The Mississippi deposits 10 the sea
in a year solid matter weighing s12,-
500, OOO 600 pounds.
The cars throne is said to be worth
four times as much as Queen Vic
toria's.
1t is now said that only 40 persons
in Florida have deposits in saving
banks.
A single Kansas cabbage head has
produced 400 ''cigars."
Italy gets 500, OOO.o 900 a year from
tourists.
Minneapolis Is to have a Finnish
paper.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13

that words are inadequate 10 da.o.,,
the varying emotions hat trIIl hIs S .on,
as he fully realizes theexaltedness 80 sJ III
once, and the incom yreusible ms s
aud goodness OF God ia endowing ~
Herewith. u'm
Instead OF attempting an ANALYST, =,
MS sentiments, let us rather accomnar.
him to his home where, on the foilo.,
Ing Sunday, in the old familiar parish
church, he for the first time offers M
the unbloody sacrifice OF the sporlsss
Lamb; and let US take our leave Of him
as, turning to the people with his rlsh,
hand raised in benedietlon, his eyes In.
voluntarily rest on one cOuutenanra
radiant. among ell the throng, with the
TRANSFERRING glory OF ineffable graft
tnde aud JOY. Two glances fash a mes.
SAGE OF eArth's most perfect lsye, and
surely the Seraphim might envy the
ecstasy Of that moment where 1rst from
the altar OF his boyhood's service the
new priests blessing falls upon his
mother.
ARTHUR BARRY o'NEII, c. 5. @.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13

Eighty years ago, In Edinburgh. ID
was the custom for n man 20 walk
through the town every day at noon
bearing large shinbone OF beef. His
cry was, Three stirs and = wallop FOR
bawbee." All the housewives had
their vegetables s,ewing FOR the family
soup and gladly paid their bawbees for
the privilege OF three stirs with the
bone, which was supposed 10 flavor The
stew.
A Hindoo baby Is named when II Is
i2 days old. and usually by the mother.
Sometimes the father wishes for an
other name than that selected by the
mother. In that case two lamps are
placed over the two names. and the
name over which the lamp burns the
brightest is the one given the child.
In some OF the churches the old fash
ion OF open-air pulpits has been re-
vived. These puipits are OF stone.
with heavy OAK sounding-boards.
Chairs ere placed In the grounds OF the
church. Tue hymns are printed 10
huge letters and mug from posts.
These open-air services are well attend
ed.
Perfectly white cats, 10 they have
blue eyes, are nearly always deaf
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seemed to cheer them. until at the close
he struck little chunk OF pathos and
quit. =.
possibly we expected too much OF
Socrates, as his record, OF course, was
not made as lecturer, and he therefore
cannot expect to take rank along with
some OF our best elocution!sts, but we
had heard so much about this Grecian
npstart that we think, after all, we
voice the sentiment of our best people
when we say that Socrates Is a greatly
oyer-estimated and vulgar man whose
fame will fade ere the robins nest
again"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13

armed with erescendoes and sharp duo
decimos and began to penetrate the
jungle. We had not gone far when our
supply OF biltong ran short. and as we
began to trek toward the interior my
men began to fear that we might per-
ish. AT this time my gunbeArer, Tip
Du Tlb, Jr., Of Weehawken, gave a yeip
of delight, for he had struck the spoor
OF q Fulton market wagon. Hunger
gave us all energy, and as we continued
TO trek westward l coaid see that my
men would Gsake a desperate struggle
rather than die OF starvation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13
HISTORIAN BILL NYE.
HI WRITES OF SOUTH CAROLINA, NEW
JERSEY AND SOCRATES
The History Of Callow Birding That HaS Xvi
IDENTIFY CONS to an Uniinsly End-Soms-
thing About the Flora and Fauna
oiNsw Jersey.

sPorrswoop CENTER, 5, C., August
10 AN here, 10 South Carolina Tor a
time 10 see how the new liquor law is
carried out. Where l am il Is carried
out most every day, together with six
or eight grown up men who can no
longer think past a given point.
A new York man who makes water
melons with waterproof Innings has sup
nlied 100000 10 this section. These
wstermelons, find, are like q great
rock in a weary land.
I have written four times 70 cover
nor Tnlman TO inquire II he would %
open on Sunday, but 50 far have receiV-
ed no reply.
Attic same time sent him receipt
for spoopju and the option on nine acres
OF mint growing on my place.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13

y Poor, week.-mrs.
Y RAISE PUNY, PlNDLiNo cL
4 Sulphur Bltters will mako
\ strong, hearty, and healthy. %
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13

every convenience Tor producing new In
dustrial applications OF electricity.
The salaried inventors are excelIently
paid. Electricity is the great field for
invention now. Twenty Thousand cleo
trical patents have been granted since
1890.
The patented devices utilized In shoe
making are more numerous aud more
valuable than those employed in any
other industry or art This country
turns out /, ZOO, 600 sewing maehines;and
these do the work of 10000. 900 women.
Mr.. PIatt, speaking In the United States
Senate in 1883. said two-thlrds OF the
wealth OF the United States was due / o
patented inventions. Few known for
tunes exceed that of Cyrus McCormic K,
inventor of the machine harvester, VINO
died worth $4,000, 600. The Westing.
house airbrake has earned millions of
dollars. Bell, the telephone man, is a
multi-millionaire. Edison, like Bell aad
Mccormick, began life poor. He is
worth $1,000 to-day, and probably
much more.
Not so many cranks besiege the Pat
ent Office now as formerly. the attor-
neys through whom they make their
application try TO shut them of. No
other inventors value their ideas so
highly as they do. Commonly they are
afraid to reveal their plans lest they be
stolen. The perpetual motion lunatic
is always nooping around the great bull
ding at Ninth and Z streets, though Ia
sat upon with steady determination. II
the words perpetual motion" are men
toned In his papers, his money is sent
back to him and his appeal is firmly de-
clined. To get round this difficulty, he
usually calls his machine "motor."
The fnal resort for getting rid OF him
is to demand a working model as con-
dition necessary before his claim can
be further considered. That stumps
him every time.
The 1ying-machine cranks likewise
bloom perennially. Some OF them would
navigate tho air after the manner OF
birds, with folding wings and gigantic
tail-feathers. Others rely on balloons,
with proDellers. Others yet depend on
revolving fans, both TO lift them ia the
air and 20 give an impulse in any de-
sired direction. A promising device is
a kite OF vast area, with tish-tail for
steering and a basket suspended be-
meath; another is an alr-tricycle, TO be
padded with the feet.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13

4 Cleanse the vitiated blood y
d you see its impurities bursi,,le
q through the skin In p--1, @s
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Formerly inventions were nearly al
ways made hap-hazard. People bit up
on them accidently. Now the discovery
OF new ideas in mechanics is profession.
The inventor is a skilled man, employed
by firm OF manufacturers with the
understanding that all bis inventions
shall belong to them The Westing-
house Company, for ey pple, picks up
trained electricians al FER the world.
sets them TO work. gives them