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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07
lATER EEMS.

IN IN" senate. on the 9TH couSidcra.
ti"n of the tariff bill in committee n,
! the whole WIS concluded. and the bill
aN amended. was reported to the senate
ana ordered printed. The joint rcsolu-
non "Nt"ndin" the appropriations for
'hIrtF days WIS passed and sent To the
! pf">ldcnt--......ln the house the con-
tcNt"d-cIcction ease of Watson against
h'ack. from the Tenth district of
"cor@ia. was decided in favor of the
! sitting member. Among tie measures
passed was joint resolution for the
printing Of j00,On) copies of the report
"f the secretary Of agriculture for the
year 1894. An evening session was
held for the consideration Of private
pension and relief bills.
On the 10Th customhousc inspcctnrs
seized SO worth of gin. rum and con-
trahand medicines which were shipped
I" Fall River. Mass, in hay bales from
~. Thomas, Ont 1t had been known
for some years that certain Canadian
business men in Fall River were grow
ing rich by smuggling. but it had been
hitherto impossible to catch them. So
clcverly was the work done.
SHORTLY after midnight on the
morning of the Goth deliberate at
tempt was made To blow up the Wit
ness newspaper office at Montreal.
Can. dynamite cartridge being
hurled through rear window into the
press room. Several of the windows
were "hattered and portion of the
h"or was torn up.
PREMIER 'RIsrI of Italy. was prob
ably saved from assassination by the
arrest. on the 10Th. of man who had
been shadowing him for hours, who
carried huge knife. and who. on he
ing questioned, said it was his inten-
ton to square accounts" with the pre-
nier.
WITH the remark that he must swim |
Ir be drowned" George Robinson. col |
'red. pushed Abraham Briscoe, also |
'olored. from one of the Potomac river
vharves at Washington, on the 10Th.
md, being unable to swim. the latter
vas drowned. Robinson was arrested.
On the 29th VI. Hanotaux. foreign
instructed French diplomatic
representatives throughout the world
o offer the thanks of France to the
arious governments for expressions of
upon the ASSASSINATION of
resident Carnot.
ENGINEER JAMES SUrroN and E;ro-
ian Edward Porter, of the tho Pee
rd. engaged in fight while the tue
'as going at full speed in Duluth
dinn.) harbor, on the Goth, and both
ill!ng overheard, the engineer wa,
rpwued.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

AMONG the more delicate weapons
used by women tact, says the New
York World, is one of the most effective
the power of listening. of brighten.
ing at the proper moment. and laugh
Ing at the right joke. and Of knowing
the exact temper in which a man
Is conquerable, and when it is best tc
let him alone. The woman who pos
ses>es this weapon generally rules by
that fine instinct which strengthen,
her own position by strengthening her
husbands 1t is a feminine weapon
guided by multitude of little wis
doms and precautions. and by arts as
varied as the sex.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

ACCORDING to the census statistics
Mississippi of all the states shows the
largest percentage of her population
enrolled in the public schools. 2G.UI per
cent. There are more boys than girls
attending the schools. The total num-
Der of children enrolled in all schools
by the last census was li.57..61U. of
whom l2,957. .IGS were white and l.4lG.-
e02 cOlOred. or the white children
6.6l2, ,64s were boys and G.Si4. $50 girls.
OF the colored children 6S3. i0a were
boys, and 1906 girls. In the common
schools the boys largely outnumbcr
the girls, but in the church school
there are more girls than boys
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

''''''' -''NFN 4 III 0Asi u
university circles at Columbia.
There i 4 movement which Will >rau he or.
i""' Tor th'' Improvement - the ..I >riIr,,,l
In connection with IN" Institution. Thrrr can
hv Il" ""-h' II the fact that ihi> Jcaartri.cat
hi!> n past wears "'g neglected bv th,. ,.llri-
tors Th"Teh 1t h. E.rhIg efficient faculty.
II mas n" accommodations other than a
rirEcty old huiltiE- which has stood
IL rcnot" corner of the cafapu,
Sacr ant--hcllum days. AID Is now
IN d"pr'~>in" c"nt-a>, with tn" magnificent
rt" rdsic,> built for IN other departments
IN" proposed request frr ~. .up-.u-!ati.u for
u Lew hVI.d'n- from IL" next legislature WAS
IN i>>':'' IN the recent campaign for county Of
hc"T>!Hd all the doctors ana l.--i...-,- 60: Eiarr,
county united in ~rlppurt.u-, a.G c,cctiu- Henry
Jc&Nih> ;"r the legislature. a. IL wa> under
STOOD that h" was in favor Of the proposed ap-
Preparation. II j. believed Thar t,nv Srorr.
Will ln'':">; himself directly in ASSISTING thf>
increment. fh' TyrrG' aprpjujuI-ut uf =; -
E'.-'.'.. O.; t"lEw'.I. a. a curator - also cor
So r"u i;vrrli-." L. ,h. i.,i,,atI 1,:rr!rs-ut
he suHU3. >G.aEcr school uf liz. university
l. '"F in progress. v5'h - h''ir. attendance
li''H ever i"in~t'- ant N" pr,r~n,.sr> ar. good
Tor !ar-'' cIrnli'a.I n ~ the j,r.iauiu. Il the
F'rH.ir winter ~c--.rl next September 4
S'd'". Known ~ the university annex has
been c~ta'.>h" To- take The ulIr" Of th,. re-
'rn'!y-ah".i>h"! pr'Par=tor, Department IN
prepare students f"r entering The university.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

Hon. .J"HN VI. FORBES was the Oldest
of fifty sea captains who recently cclc-
brated the one hundred and fifty-sec-
ond anniversary of the Boston Marine
society by the customary dinner. He
has been a member of the society for
more than half century. The widow
of one sea captain has been receiving
relief from the society uninterruptedly
for fifty-one wears.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

AN inventor in san Francisco has
perfected machine which he calls The.
''phonautograph." and which he de-
clarrs will do away with >tcnn-ranhcr>
and tyrcwritcrs. In such an event il
Will he necessary to find larger quarters
for the army of the unemployed. But
there are many men who will not will
ingly part with their typewritcrs and
stcnoCraphers.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

WE are assured 10y the agricultural
department that the peach crop will
bc failure this year We have had
the same assurances each year for the
past decade. and Yet peaches have been
Grug on the market year hy year.
The prophets Of evil are never modest
in their predictions. and are seldom
veracinuS.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

ACCORDING to the annual report j.,
sued the last of May the Salvation
Army iS now established in fortv-t,vo
countries II has I."a7 corps. number
ing 6.4i% officers. l0.@2> local officers
and %.%3l band>mcn. The numbc. Of
soldiers is not stated. but Gen. Booth
claims that the army convert, to
Christianity 200. 900 people every wear.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

The Peary relief expedition has
started for the Arctic seas. II will he
but short time ere an expedition
will have To be fitted out To- "a tn the
relief Of the relief expedition. No
well regulated arctic expedition should
start out without making arrange,
mcnts for several relieving parties td
{,ll,,,-
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07
THE SUPPLY OF WHEAT,
According to Estimates Made by the De
partment OF Agriculture

According to Estimates Made by the De-
partment Of Agriculture.
WASHINGTON, June 3O.-The vice-pres-
ident aid before the senate a communi.
cati9n from the secretary of agricul-
ture IN reply to senate resolution
calling upon that official for the state
ment of the visible and invisible sup
ply of wheat likely to be in the
United States on July /, 1894, and the
number of bushels likely to be raised
in each of the states. The statement
estimates the visible supply at about
$4,000, 900 bushels. In addition to this
there will be, approximately, 5000, 600
bushels of available wheat stocks on
the Pacific coast. and an interminable
quantity that goes by the name
of invisible supply. An accompanying
table gives the winter and spring
wheat by states and the estimated
probable product on the basis of the
June condition.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

IwENTY-FoUR carat gold is all gold
% carat gold has - parts Of gold, of
silver and Of copper; Is carat gold
has Is parts of pure gold and :. part,
each of silver and copper in it. cnlnpp.
sition: II cara. gold is half gold. IL,
remainder being made up Of =, parts
of silver and IS parts of copper.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

kEFoRT comes from Lower California
that newspaper correspondent travel
ing IN that region has heen eaten hy can
nihais. 1t must be mistake. Newspa-
per correspondents are tough and lean
and no cannihal with any regard for hi>
digestion would undertake. to eat one
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

TIVE latest theory concerning the
cause of the aurora borcali> has been
dcduced from a careful ANALYSIS of
that light thrown through a spectre
scope. This unique experiment clear
ly establishes the fact that it i caused
by an electrical discharge among the
particles of meteoric iron dust con
tained in the atmosphere.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

iIi - RE Ppgilecr on the Illinois
central pledge. 'i'crSeive> 10 obey ;
call To strike wi;cre> 81 '>>,,c,i 4 re
quest f''r cooperation was sen: "r't -
them from headquarters this evening
md Il wa, announced that beginning
tu-murFp4T ii-F ORDERS would refuse u
hlnilc trains ySit,, Pullman car~ or
operated by substitutes. Included in
later meeting Of Illinois Central en-
plnycS We're the suburban trainmen,
Hrd it was ann punrcI at headquarters
ti5Gt 81 >ifi.ssi y=s> Immediately inauru-
rated.
The engineers on tire Ci.iCiqo &
Northwestern ai~n held meeting to-
day 1" discuss the cases "f the fng:r en-
ginrcr> discharged f1i' carrying the
strikers committee through this, -Hr,iS
1t was decided 10 make Il demand for
s''r'- Reinstatement. and - strike in
cast. tir' "a, n.H'',l ssa~ ~; acsc,ici 10.
Two hundred hr.iA,.uaI. nr iiir roads
"It "f ~" rolk-,trect atatlc:. ,ir.l 200
engineers and iircm-n on the Chicago
'.r"at Western were either made mem
lF'r> ui the Uri"n or affiliated this
;ii;criioCn and ali immediately Joined
the ranks of the strikers. In addition
at the rolk-Strcct station twenty bag
ga-rmcn walked ont in sympathy with
the union men. Seventy coach clean
""s on the Santa Fc. including fou
women. also >truc!; this afternoon.
Two hundred AID fifty engineers
f. I. - !
nue. this afternoon ami agreed To sup
port the strikers 10y refusing tn work
with substitutes They represent fnuI
or five roads.
The Fort Wayne is >uEcring bat ai
one point in its yards. although she
strike has been declared in effect foI
twenJy-fnur hours past. At Sixteenth
street to-day the Etcn Wrr,, out. but ut
other points orders Were not received
until Tonight. Tie sane = true of the
Rock Island. Burlington and other
roads which are rcpHrtcd a. tied up.
when only three ar four crews were
notified /" quit. and tine others were
kept waiting for orders from union
headquarters.
~ far the police have had little or
II" tr"uhI" IN keeping the peace The
STRIKERS a. rui" have been orderly
ana wc!I-hchaEed- In tw" q. three m
stances ihii''huHi c'in'atH have &C.
Cured. hut nothing approaching riot
mas been started. Squads OF police
i'i"A guard All important points IN the
yards ana at the stations and large
numbers "f rallr"ad special officers are
C"''N N'''H''N Pd'r"'liHT tH' 'rdtF>.
n" M"n"n wards were tied mp this
afternoon all yardmcn. train and sig
nal men quitting work The signal
men ana switch tenders ON the Bur
Ih@t"n quit at ia O'Clock without or
icrN. The coach cican'rs and "ar re-
alrcrN on the Chicago n Northern Ia
;iiic VIII" returned To work this morn
ing We're again induced t" strike late
'hi> AFTERNOON
= mob 81 l-Onh people. composed of
strikers and their sympathilerN.
stopped the New York and Chicago
united. On the thicag" * Erie read.
near the stat" line at Hammond. Ind.
It $40 this evening and compelled the
rev t" sidctrack the tw" Pullman
.lecPerS carried by the train. The
united was due there at 40 and the
rnwd which had gathered by that
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

Miss augusta EcrtlrS. an attractiv.
woman of =" years. whose parents are
rr>prcta bile and wcll-toHlu resident, Of
Mont %"m"ry county. has filed suit IN
the Audrain circuit court against Christ
Narhcrg Tor alleged breach Of promise.
Marhrr@ i a wealthy German farmer
and stock raiser, who lives near Lad
donia. Audrain county.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

NERER, the Hamburg blacksmith.
who has invented hullct-pr"of coat.
Is struggling blacksmith-just as
Dove was 4 half-starvcd taller hut he
expects to make a large Hamburg
stake out of mis- invention.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

SOME time ago IA prominent Roman
Catholic died in Mobile. Ma. and hr
qucathed two thousand dollar, to p,
used for the masses for hi, soul The
supreme court holds the bequest void
because there i no living beneficiary
of the trust cndcavorcd To- Ice created.
the soul not being an entity in con.
temptation of the law.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

The capitalized wealth Of Great
britain was established by the sta
ti>tican Of the board of trade 10
amount in lNS5 To slO.u35. 436. .uD0. or
about $50, 0,lN7,lS0, 900. There Is no Of
fetal estimate of the wealth Of thi.
country, but recent unofficial e>ti-
mate places it at about S.in. .Up1. 900 900
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

John Simmons. farmer near EuIn
not far from 1t. Joseph. was killed 10y
lightning. He was asleep in bed. and
the electric current passed down the
chimney. Mrs. Simmons was in the
sam" bed. and was rendered urcon-
scinns
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

Charles Crawford. aged 30 son of \.
j. Crawford. a wcll-llr"wn farmer If
irtti> county. WAS drowned in Muddy
creek while bathing. lie had been miss
ing FOR several day. ana Goal play WAS
feared. hut ;ill concur in the belief that
he had gone in bathing. a. the body
WIS nudc when found.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

Mrs. lanes .l"nc-. wife Of a su cccsS-
fnl farmer VIII" lives at Niva, post
Ollie" west of Ozark. Christian county.
committed suicide by tailin" >trychninc.
She died in the presence of her two lit
tie children.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

THE season has come when many
people cannot resist the temptation to
&" off sailing in boats. with nobody on
board who knows how "a boat should
be sailed. II Is such great fun.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

The state supreme court has decided
that the st. Louis asylum for the in
sane iS entitled to the $4,000 apprnpri-
atcd hy the last legislature
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

Cyr''s Ncwkirk. president of the .,us-
Pended ir~; national ban'l Of Se,jalia.
has gone on trip t. tn. Pacific cnas. On
advice Of his, physician.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

1T usually requires some great crime
and sacrifice to arouse organized gov
ernment to its own protection and the
suppression of dangerous insubordina-
ton. The assassination OF President
Carnot, says the Detroit Free Press.
should arouse civilization to the sup,
preston of anarchy wherever it goes
beyond the safety line in its self-asser-
tlon- This country has recently been
submitting TO more hnpunished law,
lessness than ever before in its his.
tory and 1t is now to be hoped that
those vested with authority will crush
the twin evils of anarchy and rebel.
lion wherever they assert themselves.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

DULUTH, Mimi, June 30-A most ter
rible struggle occurred in Duluth har-
Dor between Engineer James Sutton
and Fireman Edward Porter of the tug
Record. The boat was going at full
speed when the engineer ordered
the fireman aft in an ugly
manner. This started a wordy war
and the engineer suddenly struck the
other a stunning blow. They then
came together and in the struggle both
went overheard. The captain had to
leave the wheel to stop the engine,
and meanwhile Sutton sank only a
short distance from shore. The fire.
man swan ashore.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

Geo. Winters. aged 80. "f CRYSTAL City.
jefferson county. WIS thrown while at
tempting To board street car in 1t.
L"Iis and both legs broken.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

The government rock quarries
miles north of Ste. Gencvicvc have
closed owing to the exhaustion Of the
appropriation tn work them. \ num-
Der of men are thus thrown out of
work
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

ONE inhahitant in every Iso in this
Country owns bicycle. and has lots Of
fun keeping the other ls9 dodging T.,
dear life
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

{. II. STREET. former business manager
OF the Scdalia Gazette was sentenced
t" NV" years in the pcnitcntiary at st.
Joseph. lie begged the court for mercy.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

BANANA peel win clean tan shoes.
We are told. \ piece of it judicinu,ly
placed will also remove shoes from
sidewalks.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07
Hsnaced by the Missouri.

The Missouri river Is cutting away
great slices Of the bank at St. Joseph,
and h'gh-priccd Lots are tumbling in al
most every day.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

The Missouri Chautauqua assembly
Is in session at Association park. Sc
DALI. SevSra! well-kI:qwa instructors
are pTeze3t,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

MONTREAL, Can, June S0.-Shortly
after midnight deliberate attempt
was made to blow up the Witness
newspaper Office. a dynamite cartridge
being hurled through a rear window
into the press room. Several of the
windows were shattered and a portion
of the floor torn up. The explosion oc-
CURED within few feet of a valuable
press There is no clew to the guilty
parties, and no motive for the act is
known. The Witness is strong tenn
perance and ultra-Protestant paper,
and has for years been carrying on q
determined campaign.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

1T costs $4,000 for the privilege of
breaking an actress leg in Louisville.
faullne Markham has received that
amount from contractors who had left
hole in the sidewalk large enough
Tor her to fall into and fracture one Of
her shspely extremities,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.


The following rcr:it ting has Er.,ii made |
In the alaries cf presidential po>.mas-
tiers in Missouri. based on the bu. mess
of the past year:
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07
THE TIE-UP AT ST. LOUIS
Like MidniGhr Scene on a Lonely BracI
After All the ships Have Departed.

Like Midnight Scene on Lonely TsracI
After All tn" ships Have Departed.
IT. LuUIS. June aG.-Thr Missouri
Pacific freight truin> Were completely
tied up Thursday night a. the union
depot There was not q Switchmaa t.
be seen at work Thing, presented
quiet night scene >nmetEiug similar
To Il midnight scene "n q lonely beach
after all the ships hal departed
squads uf men were sitting here and
there. some smoking arI ~: .r, enjoy
Ing friendly game "f ear,!, hy the
light of dim lantern that hal been
used only a day or two ago in tin. scry-
ice IF tn" company.
Down the tr"cIN red. green and
white signal lights were burning.
seemingly awaiting ,.'rna"n, tp enter
the arena and break the dizziness. Of the
hour
The day force of switchm,n in the
employ of the ~. Louis Terminal a.
SGciati"n quit work ahuat nlcn yrS-
tcrdly. Later some Of IT,, tn.n r.
turned tn work. hat quit again l,a-
fore night. II WI, learned from II.
strik'rs that the men quit work IN til,
morning. and simply returned to work
I" make mp the train of liy, stock. as
il wa, in danger Of pcriohiur
President D"i.~' APPEAL.
CHICASo. Jun" 80. President u. .bS h;,:
issued a communication to tn" rail
road employees of Amcric:, in which IA,
call, attention I" the great contest. re-
citing the causes and Gutlining the
policy Of the American union. After
discussing TN" situation and urging
united action cn tn. part Of the en-
pl"ycs. the addrc. crncIud"s with the
following appeal:
AZ APPEAL To- THr sri:iErxG MEN EVERY.
WHERE 7" BEFRAIS FROM ANY
At "F VIOLENCE
Let there be no Interference with tnc affair,
of the several companies involved. and above
al let there be no act Of depreciation. \ man
who will destroy property violate law i an
enemy and not friend to the cause Oi labor
The great public is with L.. and
We need only to mai1tain digni-
fled. honest. STRAIGHTFORWARD policy to
achieve victory. Let ii he Understood
that this strike is rot ordered by myself. or |
any other individual: nor i the strike inauyu- |
rated anywhere except - consent and authori- |
~ from a majority Of the employees themselves. /
Neither is there a fight simply Of the American
Railway union. The question OF organization
lught not to be raised. but every man who be-
ieves in organized railroad labor Should take his
,tand on the side Of labor AMI battle for his
lights and the rights Of his felcUmcn. have
aith in the grea, body Of railway employees Of
he country. and am confident they will main
ain uHbroken front in spite Of any upDosi-
ion that may be brought to bear against them. |
All pcrfec,!y confident OF success We can
Ot "a.
tSisaed t. ', LEEs.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-13

es 1T bo4 ieit %einisen Sasen 10 neblis
- pesbalb perieben sic ni4t bisSaum
@riten bic Sburmubr?"
Sod ni4t ber9eiratbet.
@r: "@ebr erfreut, S9re 8etannti&aft
gu MAIDEN, meine @ndoige. unb tpie
befnbet ii4 Sbr @ema6l?"
Sie: ~Dante fir bic gutise Na4z
trase. @r TT mod SunsgeieQe."
8adfi19 &lug6eit. ST.
5ieberin: nS9dmen sic ii9 bod,
Malden! Sie iino i9on breiaebn
Sabre alt unb t0nnen Sbren 5amtlienz
Namen nod INNER nidt feblerlos ME-
ber14reiben. Grlernen sic es bo4
enoli4!"
Mtul&sn: "5iir bic paar Sdbr9en
lobnt's bo4 ni4t bic Mi6e!"
No4! Sunse Dame: n@eitern
Morgen cling i4 nit meiner Gouiine
UNI 5 ubr gum 8aben. S9 munberte
MIDI iebr, ols i4 sic au9 i4on auf
Der StraBe 1ab. Sd glaubte pirtz
lid ni4t, bab sic l4on 10 fritz aufz
geitanben ieien."
STUDENT: r8ab, mar idon ldnsit
aufgeitanben! S4on am Sage borber!!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-13
= (yin pnn(iihpr mechunifer hd,

- Gin englil4er Me4aniter bat
tiir3li4 cine ebbare elettri14e 8atterie
con truirt; bic @rfinoung 1T in Der
S6at e6en 10 ne1 als 5eitgemaB in be
fem @egensja6r fir @urten, &iirbihe
unb Melonen. Der erfinoungsrei4e
@nglanber fat Elm elettrii4es 2autez
merit bur6 Melonen in S6dtigteit &C.
bra4t. @r Iebte 5p0lf bur4gereifte
Meloner auf 3p0lf grobe @ldl er, bic
als S1olatoren bienten. 9te 8atterte
bi(bete er, inbem ct INNER mittel1t
Drabtes aus platina bic @pibe Der
einen Melone nit Der Bats Der anoeren
in 8erbinbung 1ebte. 9amit bra4te
ct bic fir bic 8atterie n0tbtge @ponz
nung beraus; bet Strom, ben ct erz
6ielt, mar tart genug, elm elettril4es
2Gutenert gum &lingeln 81 bringer.
SFenbar 1T es inoefen ni4t bag "9ez
mil 1e", 1onbern bic Sb1t Idure, bic ben
Git bes eleftri1den Stromes abgiebt;
man t0nnte po6t AUDI NIT 3p0lf
@9uKeln @urten1alat cine 8atterie
berite0en. Das Isl azure nit benz Niibz
li6en" au b%erbtnoen, 1T jebenf aus
1ai1on9emdB unb bic 1aure @urtenz
3eit tdme 10 au i6rem @edt. .