davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
(grtet an bic SIGiupts Staats3eitung)
Gus SeS 9emtiOen @ei6es Sanpt=
HGSt.
BON Wag &Orbina.
Berlin. 80. WGrs,

Berlin, 30. WeGr5.
@enn bel uns Elm llnternebmer an Sic
Nusflbrung zines 8aues i6reitet, 10 ii6erz
eiebt CT gep0bnlt6 Die Nrbetten Der Stetn9
TRIGGER un6 8uber ie einem Der 2eute bieies
@enerbes ais &olonnenfiibrer, perabreOet
nit ibm Sic 8eoin9un9en un6 iiberldBt ibm
bic Qustpa6l ietrcr @enpfien. @S miro
babel Elm 8ertrag abgcicbloiieu, Der int
QlQgemeinen 6a6in lautet, oaB Der 8au>
l1nterne6mer Dem eriten SteintrG9cr bie
oanse StetntrGgerarbeit 81 einem Stiidz
lobnlab, ser na9 Der Sto6iperfb0be itei9t,
benz 8ubfolonnenfilbrer Die gauge 8ubs
arbeit 5ll einem Nccoroiab fir ben Quabrdt7
meter 6lGcbe iibertrG9t. Wtr lteben alio
bier npr ei1em @ruppenaccoro, BEL ipelcbem
Der 9obn nibt fir SeOen nocb WaB9abe ieiz
net 2eiitung, %ionoer1 flir Die gauge &olonne
einbeitIih 6erartig berccbnet miro, oaB
Sober obne &iditcbt auf Sic @~tnSeQetltung
einen berbaltniBntdBi9en 2lntbeil AM @ez
1qmmtuer0ien1t erbGIt. QtuG BET Siibrer
erbGlt auf bieie Beile i~eii1en 2o6n un6
mtB milarbeiten. @elegentlicb elmer &Ia9e
1teQte 1ib nun Das aus prattii6en Sacbz
mGnnern be1tebenoe 8erliner @etperbes
geriht auf ben Stanbpuntt, baB Ser
&olonnenfiibrer nicbt ais ielbftitdn6iger
Observation-Disclosures an3uieben iei, ionOern
lebisltcb ais 8orarbeiter, Ser NIT icinen
@enolien in @ruppenaccor6 ais @eiperbez
ee6lllfe BEL Dem l%lnternebmer orbeitet un6
nit 3uItimmung bes 2ebteren feline Same
raben ais bclien getperbIide Qlrbetter ST.
Acknowledgement einiteQt, 6ie aucb fur
ibn maBgcbenb itnb. Sniolse bieier 9luf1
failung bat fib bas @eperbegertcbt in
pielen bunbert SGuen fir S~uitdnoi9 5ur
@nticbeibung in Procelien erahtet, bic
5mild6en &olonnenfiibrer unb 8auunterz
nebmler el1titeben.
Nun tommt aber Der CRIME Slid 6es
8erliner QanbeSgert9teS ale 8erufungs9
inltans unb bonnert Dem @emerbeseri6t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
Ser GifenbaDnbatt TIT Set 0er-
StAateM~

Neuerbings ber0ffentli3te Statiittfen
lallen erieben, 6aB aur 3eit in 48 Staaten
un0 Serritorien beS 2anoes All @tlen7
babnlinien, cine @elarnmtlGngc bon ~ ,534
Wteilen reprGientirenb, enttpeoer prolefttrt
ooer i'm 8au begriffen iinb. 8te Dtel BON
SEN proieftirten 0tnien ipGbren0 oeS Sab
res in Mn9riff genOmmen pcrDen tpIr0,
lGBt 1ib natiirli6 ni6t DorauSldge1, 1eoocb
laiien Ser li6 INNER 9ilnitt9er geltaltenoe
9eibGftlicbe QusbliG iotpie Der itberralbeno
biuige YreiS, 81 tDel6em gegcnipdrti9 oaS
8abnmaterial Su taufen lit, eS ipabrldel11
licb eri9cinen, OaB Oer Giicnba6nban 0eS
sSa6res 1894 9egen Ben Der 8ortabre eIne1
nambaften Qlufi9wung aufpeilen miro.
3tpeifeuoS lit 1T BEN Ser. Staaten litr
6unDerte uno Sauienbe bon le1en @llen7
ba6ncn nocb geniisenO8lab por6anoen. De
genmGrtig ftnDen ii9 I'M gan5enGanoe, ap9c<
leben POM Serritorium Nlasfa, aut Je lOO
QuqDratmeileu MIR ledS Wtetlen Gtlen7
babn, elm GerbdltniB, baS mr. be5ll9lib Der
Glteren, fart beiiebeltcn Staaten. mo- Die
3abL Ser auf ie 100 0uaoratmeIlen entz
faueuben @tlenbabnmeilen 20 betra9t, gum
ftiger lift unb ficb anpauernO 9itnltlger 9e9
italtet. M}ittlermeile 5cigt Die 8spolterln9
cine erltaanlicb i9neue !3unabme nab
ren6 Der lebteu sebn Sabre belief ltcD oIe7
1elbe altf nibt meniger ais $4,000, 900 =
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
2Il1sIano.

= Die 6eier 5cs 70. @eburtstaes bes
Siiriten 8islnard lit biesmal auf SbloB
6rieori6Srub cine belon6er5 feitIi6e se;
neicn. QlS Ser Shirt leinen @eburtstagss
tii6 beit6tigtc, iDar CT belonbcrS erfreut
iiber Bic munberbare 4radt uno Situe Der
8lumenipenben utb meinte git ieincm
@drtncr, ct babe iid6 lei6er bier nod feiren
8lumengartet anIegen f0nnen, aber bic
freie, ungetiinftette gtatnr lei au9 I6Dn.
Setne Qlugcn fteleu oann auf cir Strange
ment nit &iebibeiern. Ser Shirt fragte
i6er3cno: y6at 3 e Der &onbitor ODER Der
8ogcl %gelegt?" @5 mar Sic @eburtsta9Sz
gabe Der @etreuen bon ScOer, tuelcbe rebt=
5eitig ab9elanot ipproen mar. Der betrefs
fen0en Senbung maj bteSmal folgen0e
Wtomung beige ilgt:
@enn &ielpiet fun1ntt, matt nj uns prat
50 S0rSIabrlaut,
lin bibo't um'n moi Sabr.
Menn Niemtet r0ppt, oentt ruie an 81
LIN Oanft nj 81
80r mannig moi Sabr.
@enn 6iemiet le99t, baum 9rtept nj to
I'm 9rdo leert ll 1pitnl9t 0drto
Die manni9 moi Sabr!
Der befannte Stuttgarter 9letbetifer
unb 9tcbter Qubmtg 8faa, Der Ncbtunb=
Dier3i9er, bat in 6olge zines S3Iaganfaus
Die Spra1e nerIoren. Sci Sem Glitter 6es@
ielben, ct lit ant %. Qluguft 1921 geboren,
CAB ietn 3uitan0 SIT grOBter 8eiorgntB
Nn(aB. 9ta6 elmer nod neueren 0epel6e
lit Pfau 9eitorben.
I'm 3tpet 8etcranen Ser 9(rbeit mar
am eriten Siterfeiertage in ben 9lrminz
0alen in Berlin cine frDbli6e Self : Seer
iammlung geidbaart. 9te !6erren @rnlt
8ertbol6 unO 6er0inano SrDger, SeBer III
Der 3eitun9sabtbeilun9 ber &ubolf Wtoiiez
i6el1 8ucboruGerei, begingcn gemeinlam
ibr fiinf5igjG6rigeS 8ucboruderr SubilGum.
Die 9lGn5en0en SDationen, ,pelde Dem
SSubelpaar bargebrabt i%pur6en, tparen
9Iei6 ebrenb fir Die Gmpfdnger pie fir
bic Spen0er; tie seugten bon Der groBen
Qcbtung, oeren iicb Die 6erren 8ertbolb uno
Sr0ger ~erfreuen uno bon Dem i60nen
@eiite Ser &oacgialitdt, Der in ienen
&retien beintti6 lit, in benen Bic bIeiernen
Solbaten @uten6ergS fommanbirt merben.
- SIM baberil9en &0nigs6auie beitebt
bdS ate 0erf0mmen, oaB aliGbrlt6 am
@riin6onneritag our @ebG9tniBfeier Der
GinieBung bes QbenbntableS an 5tp0lf Der
Glteiten WtGnner bes 9anoes Die @ercmonte
Ser SubDaicbung ieitenS bes Staatsobers
bautteS rorgenomlnen pirb. Die biesz
jGbrtge 9(uStpabl inter Ben 8etperbern err
giebt Die Summe bon 1901 9%ebenSia6ren,
unb stpar 1T Ser gteftor bicier iogenannten
2lpOlteL Ser 94jdbrige ebemaIige @abt7
ibreiber Soief 9obner bon &egenSburg,
mdbrenb ais Der Single" Der nur 9Oidb7
rige Ntus5iigLer Matbdus @oBmann aus
Trammersba6 gelten fam. 8or Der SUP
pal9ung wurOen Die @retie neu gefletOet
unb ibuen Elm @elbgei6ent in einem
8eutclcben I'M Ben 6als 9%ebGn9t, tuorauf
tie nocb elmer 8epirtbun9 pieOer in ibre
acknowledgements 3uriidbeforbert mur6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
sas eberbnnSessert@t aber ster.
(ginciuuatier gultsbIatt.)

@as lit 8ier? 0ariiber bat iib iebt
io9ar Oas Oberite @ericbt Der Ser. Staaten
IN benz Sale SarliB 9e9en bic Ser. Staaten
bernebmen lallen. Ser Qppeltren6e mar
i'm 8unoesgeribt fir 6os tpeitlicbe Q(rfanias
inter @ntlage geiteut, iporoel1, neil CT
2agerbier in Die @boctatps Station i'm SIN
bianerzS erritorium bracbte, entgegen einem
8unOes9eleb, mel6es Oerbietet, vipirituoie
@etrGnfe ODER 8ein" bortbin S1 brinaen.
9as @eri6t tpeigerte iicb Sic SurD s1 I'M
i%truiren, baB 8ier peber elm ipirttuoles
@etrdnt, nod 8ein lei unb uerurt6eilte
ben Nn9eflagten 81 o~reimonatlicber Sim
lperrung un6 $3.50 @el0buBe.
0ieies llrtbetL lit bonn obetiten @ericbt
Der Ser. Staaten umgeltoBen tporben.
&t3ter Sbiras, Der Die @ntl6eioung OBJ
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
G6p6btf6cr StOBietfscr iibcr amte'
%rifanifd1e gG1lOerne rte fifftttta.

Ser piirttembergtibe @raf 6einri6
QbeImann, friber Watt9lteO 6eS 6ert7
i6en Gei65tagS, un0 auf ~unierer GDtcagoer
@eLtau5fteuung 8reiSri9ter fir Lamb
t~pirt6ibattlibe Oinge, bat leit ietner 6eimz
fe6r ieine aus 2lmerita na6 briiben 9e>
16rtebenen 8riefe ais 8i6lein ~berauSgez
geben, ba5 ipo6lperbienten 8eifaa ftnbet.
Die 8rtefe iinO munte un6 gere6t. Was
Bic amsrtfanii6e gtatur b%etrifft, 10 begeiz
iterte iib unier @raf iogar fir Die 8rairien
bes 8eitens. 9enn ct i1rte6:
user bier in Ser 8rair;e feline .6itte
bout, muB ans 9eben Observation-Disclosures
fteuen; un6 bod fam ib mir oenfen, baB
man, einrtal etngelebt, nab bieien freien
ungebrnDenen 8erbGltnifIen, mach bieier
enblOien @egen0 nit Dem t~peitcn, prdbtt>
gen OimmelS@ unb S%ternenselt 6etmne1
befommt. @aren oocb mir brei Heiienbe
aus benz entlegenen 9euti6lan0 tief be-
tuegt BON Der majeitGtti9en llnen6li6fett
bieier @egen6! gSte enge tpiro mir 9laes
BEL meiner 6eimfunft in 9eutiblanb bor>
fommen, 9egeniiber Oieiem 9anb BET freien
uub i6rantenlOien QluSbebnun9."
@raf 9lOelmanu io6 iicb bon Chicago
aus audi i'm peiteren Bciten UNI. .Sbm,
benz Oeltl6en SOritfreunbe, bLutete baS
0er5 bel oer 8etra3tung BET Nusrottun9
oeS anerifaniiben MaloeS, uno mobl gu
beber5tgen ltnb letne 0%arnungen:
yBie i60n uno maieltGtiI6 er nocb
iteuenpeiie lit uno ieines s!eicben nicbt tat
i'm 0euti6en 3eib, bieler an1erifantl6e
~llrtpalO, ipabre Hieien bon 8Gumen, Ihlanf
nno retni6Gftig bis binauf gu Ser mG6ti>
gen &rone, Oarunter cine Stpette, ettpa
bunoertIGbri9e NlterSitaffel uno ais grimes
2etbentI6 fir Die prGbiitortl6en, 1alb7
Oeripittert Derumlie9enben MonitreitGmme
Elm balbbtbtes 8OOeui6ubbols. limb biele
NbpecDSlung in ben 6ol3arten Stiinbe
11ur Elm 6ettar iol9en 0ol6es in 0eutI6z
LAMB, 10 mGre fctn 0aafa6rtSort 10 beiucbt
iDie 0teleS 8numz8 arabies. Qber mas
geldbiebt 6amit in Qlmerifa ? O2tt elmer
Sbontloltgtett obne @leicben, nit Ser
0ter zines Eauhtbieres, nit Ser fraIfen
0ablI6t zines gottDergeiienen @uc6ererS,
nit ocr i6onungsloien @rauIamfett zines
Nnar6titen iergt un6 brennt ber mpoerne
Nnlertt6ner tpte etn 0unne un6 0anbale
I'M etgenen Sanoe. Dab mir Das 6ers
blutet BEL oteier Otebelei, braucbe ih Sud
nt9t 81 Deritbern. 8obl fino mir aQ'
DIE mtl0erll0eft lf1lt1llDe bet1ltllt, nit
tuel6en oteies borntrte Nusrotten Ser gB6L>
Der entibuIbt9t tpiro; ben Nniie6ler lnb
GARNER fann man bafiir nicbt beranttpo rt>
ltdb macben. Qtber no lift Die Sirlorge
9erienigen, tpeIcbe an Der Spibe Oes
States iteben unO berufcn iin6, nidbt bios
an Die @egenDart, ionbern aucb an bic
Sutunf1 bes 9anbes gu 6enten e?
$50 erpiini6t unS audi bonn egoiitil6en
Stanopuntte aus Der fOrftlibe Sclbftmorb
Der amerttanii9en @oncurrcns iein fOnnte,
- muB Oo9 ieber 6reunb meni6licber
&!tltar unO @eiittung ipiinicben, baB before
@tnltbt be5ii9li6 Der &GlOer in 9(merifa
gum 9ur6brub fomn1e."
9tes 6aS gerecbte llrt9etG eincs bodbbez
fd9tgten ManneS, Der ntdbt fIetnltb bas
omertfaniibe @eien ben6rgelt, ionbern
baS @roBe un6 @ute bier bereittutQig altz
ertennt unO INN 10 mebr bered6tigt 1T, Sas
S9lecbte 81 Oer6ammen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23

unO Der 8au bon Giieubabnen muB notbS
tpenoigcrfuetie banrit. 9lcicbsn Gcbritt bali
ten, iotpobL nm Ser fortibreiterDen @intpon@
oerung neue &egionen su erOffnen, ais ber
itb itetig iteigernOen gtacbfra9e na9 pers
mebrten 8crfebrse Eacilitdten in ben i1on
belie0elten @e9enoen 81 ~be9eanen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
&aiSer gSil6el1t 4. itt eitteuh SbaI Der
id1W1biiMen 9llb.

60bitenS icbStauien6 @intDobner mag
bie III etnem romanttlben Sellentbale Der
1bpG6iiben glb 9ele9ene mllrttembergtlde
Sta6t @et5Itngen baben. SrelIlb
ent6Glt iie cine Ser 9rOBten W~tetalipaarelt@
fabrifen Ser 98elt. 1tn0 10 ourtte tie 1lcbs
tpo6L erlauben, SEM beuticben &aiier Wtl7
belm I. in ibrer Mitte ein prdcbtiges &ei7
terbentmal 5i errt6ten - I'M 10 1neDr, ais
fte lcbon unmtttelbar nadb benz Sabre 1866,
ais Ser 8rcuBenbaB in gSuttember9 10
fart mar, fir Elm beutl9es &al1ertbum Der
!6OGcn5olIern etnitanD.
9aS 9enfmaL 1T III Der s3pet9anltalt
Ser @eisltnger WtetalliDaarentabrtt, nam@
Itcb in Der &un1tanitalt fir galDanDplaz
fttlbc 8ron3en in Miin4en, auSgefiibrt.
9ieie &unitanltalt iclbit pirb ilbrigcns
bemnGhIt bon MiinCben na6 @eislingen
berleqt meroen. Solgenbe 8e16retbung
entncbmen mir benz rS6tpGbilben Merfur"
IN Stuttgart:
v0as 9enfmdl lit na6 einem berDor>
rQQen0 i60nen Wio6eQ bes befarnten Ser
liner Bilo6auers @ultop @berlein ausgee
fiibrt. Sc bat nit benz @ranitiodel cine
S0bc BON nabesu 6 Wfeter (gegcn 20 SUBJ
lln6 1T 6urcb 8 @ranitpfeiler nit 8ron5e>
fctteu abgegrenSt. Sin ebleS arabii6eS
9foB, ociien Setnbeiten Scr Wtooeuirung
aus bette p~ieOerge9eben itn6, trGgt ben
&aiier, Der nit ernltem, milbem 8lid in Die
Scrnc iieGt. G5 lit Elm Bib pDn ergretfen>
Der 2ebenSpaDrbcit, baS Ben &atlcr IN let>
ner @i0cnart uuo 1einer Yfltcbttreue IN
ebeliter l8eiie piebergibt. Die Nusfiibrltng
oient Ser &unitanitalt sur boben @Dre.
1leber Da3 neuc' sur NntpenDung gefontz
nttne &erfaDren baben mir in @rfabrung
gebrQbt, 0aB es iicb bierbet I'M cine GuBerlt
1orgfGltige uno geipilienbafte Nrbeit bdn1
BELT, 10 bdB nit Sic6erbeit Oarduf gerecbnet
merocn fam. oaB bic 9auerbaftt9teit uto
Sb0nbett 0ieies StanDbilos ben aus
8ron5e gegoiienen 8itbnerfen in fei7
ner g8eiie na6itcben wtro. Der
&ern beitebt aus elmer iteinbarten, alien
Wtalie un6 pirb burcb etn auf BEN b0cbiten
g8tnbbrud berecbneteS rn6 fonitruirtes
1bmieoeeiierneS @eriilt 9etrage1t. 9erlelbe
miro umlAlolen burb cine auf gallant
icbem 8ege bergciteute &upferah flage bon
81 Milimeter Stdrfe. 9te 9icbttgtett
bieieS 9~tieoericbldgeS foumt naob angeiteQz
ten 8roben berieni9en beS getpalaten
&upfers un0 Ser 9egoiicnen @Sron3e gleib,
unb Oa es itb nm 6er1ti6 retneS &upter
ban6elt, miro iib OaiieL6e in glei3er Wetle
patiniren, pie Bic bette 8ron5e, unO 10
allen @in1iiiien Der 8ttterung tpioeriteben.
9aS Stanbbilb itebt auf benz 8lob Dor Der
&ircbe uno Bat an bieiem aIte6rtpiirbigen
8au Sen geeignetcn 6interGrunb. Die
9ubberge un6 Die &uine 6elfenitein griBen
berab unO 10 bietet iib Elm eigenartigeS Bib
unieres alien 9tlbitGbtcbens, bas II Stele
CUR 8eitbttgung an3ieben ptrb."
So weit mir wiiien, lit es baS erite MtaG,
baB aus benz oben bei6riebenen Stoffe Elm
9enfmal erri6tet tDir0. ST fomnlt iebens
falls betrG9tli6 wo6lfeiLer 81 iteben als
8ron3e. ltnb penn er iida, mic man nit
@etptBbeit annebulen BART, gut betpGbrt, 10
lit %finfttg au6 fLeineren Stdbten Die @rs
ri6tung GROCER Gunftperte betrG9tli9 err
Iei3tert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23

8flan3t tpeni9er 8aumtpone un6 me6r
Utats 1T Der 8atb, tueIcben Die y2ttlanta
Contribution einbrin9lt6it ben iabGi1en
Sarmern pre6igt. Mir aber fiigen bin5u:
SeIbit tpenn tbr ben MaiS niobt p~erfauien
fOnut, iOnbern pertiittern miBl, miro elre
Mib un0 Nrbeit bunbertfGltis an 8ieb un6
9Inger ibren 2obn ftn6en.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-08-25
Baunsche1dtlsm,

Reception, Assimilation. Exer-
ton" In these three words the sum-
mary and very nature of the genuine
Baunscheidtism is expressed.
The following is one of many testi.
monials that have been voluntarily
given.
To WhOm 1t DlaV concern:
This is to certify that in the winter
of 1861, when | was in Syria as a
travelling missionary and having con-
tracted, by getting wet and cold, a
very bad tooUhache and earache. Mr.,
Fred Raile, then in Jaffa, Palestine,
and now in Provo city, Utah, relieved
me of my sufferings within few hours
by an application of his resuscitator and
oleum Baupscheidtii, so that L had
no toothache for many years.
will further say, that after working
in the mountains of Idaho and Utah,
exploring, prospecting, developing
mines and being exposed to heavy
storms, sometimes being out all night,
was laid up with rheumatism and
heavy backache. 1 went to Provo to
Mr., Raile for relief, and after one
single application MAY 1922 l was
cured completely of my pains and en-
joy full health and vigor again. [ give
this testimony to Mr.. Raile out of
thankfulness, recommending him and
his science to all the sufferers within
his reach. JACOB Sport
LOGAN, Utah.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-08-25
.---T-----1~-@----- - ------
RIPE AND UNRlPE BANANAS.
Those Allowed to Rfpen on Tree Are Not
the Best Favored.

Whether for shipment or for home
consumption the banana is cut as soon
as it is "full'-that is, when it has
reached its adult form and size. but is
still quite green. The plant is cut off
by single blow of machete welded
by a powerful arm. As it falls the
bunch is caught, Topped off and laid
aside, while the harvester goes on to
the next bunch 1t is popular SUPPOSE
ton that bananas 'ripened on the tree"
are incomparably superior to those cut
green. But, as matter of fact, one
never eats them thus ripened in Jamai-
ca. They are said to be not so good. At
all events, one finds no better fruit in
texture and flavor than the best of our
own markets. But every lover OF this
sruit knows that its quality varies ex-
traordinarily as it is offered to u.s. This
is due partly to the different sources
from which it comes
The best that is brought to us comes
from Jamaica It is also due still more
to the condition of the fruit when cut.
Bananas which are perfectly full will
ripen mellow and delicious, but those
cut when immature, as too many ere,
will turn yellow, yet never truly ripen,
retaining always their hard texture and
unriPe taste In Jamaica, as elsewhere,
the competition of buyers leads the I'M
scrupulous ones to accept fruit of any
sort, even when totally unfit, and this
sort of competition makes all the more
unavailing the efforts of honest buyers
to raise the standard and to teach the
people to withhold their fruit until il
is properly developed. Americans can
give more moral support to these efforts
by accepting only such fruit as is ma
ture at any price. A little pains will
soon enable one to distinguish good
from poor fruit, though it is difficult to
give general statement of tho distinc-
tive differences. But, as a rule, it will
be found that bananas which ere lar
gest, deepest yellow and least angular
are the most mature and best.-Popu-
lar Science Monthly
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-08-25
SPONTANEOUS coMBusTloh.
Remarkable Gases of It's Occurrence In and
Eject on Human Bodies


Effect on Human Bodies.
Medical literature of this country as
well as that OF England and continental
Europe relates many remarkable in
stances of the spontaneous combustion
of the human body In all such cases.
which are the more interesting on ac-
count of their comparative rarity, the
victim has been person addicted to the
immoderate use of spirituous liquors,
either as a beverage or in the form of
bath. Little by little all the water and
other liquids of the body are replaced by
alcohol, and then all that is necessary
TO cause a catastrophe is to find some
means of applying fame to the spurious
gases which are escaping from every
pore Occasionally the breath of the
poor victim is fired while lighting a
pipe or a cigar, or it may be that
fame comes il contact with and lights
the alcoholic vapors which are escaping
from some other portion of the body.
When once the fire is applied, BLUSH
flame extends very rapidly to all parts
of the body, leaving it shapeless mass
of charred flesh and calcined bones In
many instances attempts have been
made to e-;tinguish the flames with wa
ter, but always without success. When
the affected parts of the victim are
touched fatty matter attaches itself to
the finger, still continuing to burn and
giving off very disagreeable odor,
something similar to that which arises
from burning mixture of horn, hair
and wool.
During all this time a thick black |
smoke arises from the body and attaches
itself to the surface of all objects with |
which it comes in contact, the ''set- |
things" from it being in the form Of a
sweat, unctuous to the touch and of al
unbearable fetor. In the majority of |
such cases combustion is only arrested |
when the flesh has been reduced to
cracklings and the bone to powder.
Vincent, in his 'Curiosities Respecting
Man." says, Commonly the feet and
portion of the head are not burned, but
usually when the combustion is finished
it is difficult to believe that the inciner-
ated mass is all that is left of human
body. st. Louis Republic
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II EATa GOLD:

New Substance With Which the Chemists
of New York Are Wrestling.
Anew substance, which as yet has nos
been successfully classified, has been
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The discovery came about in pecuI.
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He went to Paris, but before going
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Recently he returned and dug up his
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1t is said that gold is indestructible and
that some process can be,adopted where,
by the gold may be reclaimed. -Cincin-
aati Enquirer. 4.
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