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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-18
RACE HORSES.

Improvement In the Race Horse Due to
Mans Intelligence.
The Humanitarian
In so far as "A creature endowed with
life can owe it's existence 10 human
hands. the race horse may be said 10 he
man-made Horses were an important fac
tor in early nomadic life, and were cher
lshed hN their owners. and the progress
oil civilization, SO far from breaking this
bond, has apparently strengthened H.
The animal is not now so essential to nl-
man welfare and convenience; science has
furnished other means Of transformation
and is IN a fair way 10 take an the heavy
loads from his back; but in the degree
that ne ceases TO be mere beast OF bur
den, he rs transformed into a source NJ
entertainment ana pleasure. From n
rough and hardy creature suhsistin- ON
such rauons as chance and convenience
might provide, and suffering the hardships
ana hazards OF toll ami adventure he has
gradually evolved INTO n combination az
nerves, intelligence and trained muscle
that mas but family likeness to his early
" diners from them IN the same meas
ure that the American beauty or tho Ia
france rose differs from the little five
peiuled pink flower thar blooms bV tho
roadside. Like floral triumDhs he IS a pro-
duct Of scientific culture NJ is not chAnt,e
that mas givon him that peculiar build,
that ElendefneSs and llghtuess thar To Tho
wanted these developments, and thev
have studied sire and dam, and the pedi
gree Of each until they could 1niue In
advance the qualities OF the offsnrine
And having secured a horse that mas
WITHIN MN the possibilities OF outdonp
ms ancestors they treat him MS preci-
Gus belonging, as, indeed. he Is
groom Is always i'm attendance, he Is
brnshch anu ccmhed until his coat n like
satin; ne rs fed and housed and exercised
for n chtld's; royalty itself rs not l65ltad
aftcr with more snlicitude The atom
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SPORTING SPRAY.

Cosby Notes About the Principal Events
Of the Day
Unless there is legal interference there
are prospccts oF some mills in Houston
49,, ,,,,,,, ,,,.t
nounces his retirement fT5m t6@ dstic
profs ssiou
Tom R,msa, ysil, ,,,i,o ,,t, .oa,,,,,,..
| SaNannah team IN the southern league,
,a,il e III esslonai base Dall club or
fbe nnbtin tbO~S ;s,,,-t,g,n tnen Up ,,i y
ne seoa pali-
LotLe stanley. the female champion
hicyclist Of Pittshurg. rs studying Cor the
s, aIS u E SAID she has exceptionally
5000 theatrical talents
When police Interfere to sion nrlze
fights il would look better If they adj 50
before the call Of tinle than n does when
their faNorte rs getting worsted
The coming regatta on the dam lake ar
Austin promises 10 he the greatest aduat-
lG event IN the worlds history. All the
on hand
Upwards Of 200 horses are IN traininr a,
me Guttenhurs track. Many of them viii
take part n the races at Brooklyn,
Charles Smith. the EnrBsb caa.i,a.
George siddons. ana wti,id ~ ~, t WNtiP
arranee q bout 10 nnish with bim -
l-Z-l2t pounds,
The tank e1ncetpir,, ti,,s ,,,.,,.,,,. 49,
Brooklyn team does not ionii,,fs !, In, q We
son further than tbet n H.. -. Hilt,..ra
be played az second 5tharW,iae7 IN, ne ~
will mi the uosltion "l's 4pin DilN
t,, hYs'''Vi
nsht with Tom Monaban h'rs ior h,s
next ThGrsday' Is In pTiran dfi,it,Ees,99
4 he gets fair play viii make Aion,.6nu
island 's'"s =" "a'Nes'on !
The cuban c;lants ,s6 ms.a 49,,
trip t6is Vea, KIN Nin inAkc western |
moni do not D. osS eRn5n ns. Of he dla-
By easy stages. ~" ~ 'u i'eiNsr !
c, }. EIamlin has abou, decided q, s,o,.
gsioii III NisSluul mare Nightingale, |
record Of i.S9 o piJc c3 9eat We iwo-mile I
lower II three OF four seconds 7"s e''
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cbsr. ssst on TIE othtr Side OF q halt
closed sccee TWO pcoplc were conyers-
VIVA, rt they doing rehearsInr g.
asked iksirt when she had recognized
thc mct mat Nosiscript was repeating
lows w0ras iD 3 most excited MANNER 10
"Waii b-sEed sysra, with his finger
stin uptu hts Nr.
HBut this olu uoi be came 20 them
n Che v4ict 81 Freia "Nou are enc
saCl 60 Lestuc, my heuef0ctrcss. 1
ccuit nor d. such thing
lows bier no longer cried Mostscrpt
pass.onatcly, Neither docs She love
rhat can mako 40 difference" teplled
wa makes an the difrerencel" cried
tie hau9y voice ST lcstrc ciNse TO them
t.ev MNsts yipt 1 mn wealthy now
clsa r,r'aN srU al thc money that you
have over fNN'rdel unon rl, and give
yca hsppiuess with this white hand be-
Ana she laid FrejR's hand ia his
t'Asut ae,n. N1urssltr CGiryl Fredn
have ms love faithful and true.
ara WITH him Z shalt now rctre from
Jtr siasr Us have kong wished q 40.
while as tcv Neu Freda, long career
hase heen a trsitress 20 YOU mho
mt sc-rot snr cried Lestre gladly.
Ions $50 J sais ssH. BNSra That shc
aasr lyc answered with such
3ot0 cf hapr'res in HIS heart as nearly
oNtFa hc.riCl hiin
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E.HNA.s "a GincnNnA.n

Aceoriine 70 lhe Eastern papers Nine,
Rhes sss,ns IA h1y, yn,,f,3 n 80. ,.,r.t,,
IL. - WI Guy
g s@eHA tN'ei'iliht ~ : a drama t.z2-
.eu cy Victor HuEo's Angelo" with an
added r,isirl,rts- ,,.si,b ,ff,,r,ff,, e., u
%.
"NeNAt'', Sh9"l" ne iAe aunchback or
Nq,re f'iuc
IL ressr,, ties Tsa,r,biaIiVs or,o,-, ~ r.i,
N'hV@ 2" several respects ana Nine Ehea
has given it iliat name. is, according To
rhladetnhfa r4rers. Where 3 yv,,s ,,r,-
E,,.l s.s., .,t- . .,,,.,i,,. ...,,.,,i.
NsN ~ i''' Y, ltas az. is. s ~ l atl2hs
, $50, ,,i,., ~. " ,,., " 90 81 -
t.,,, ia Vf'It s,'il si.ji III
So it.,- l,,,, rs ~, iiillalei
s5ye eN'
.h,r.s,er jp ,$ja.51.Io hnd ygss s,,r'risisi
Tie i-icns'ty ~ hst acting at times Her
,nnreve Flen; nus been r.ally remarkable
q veor ANA ,,,t,Ir,iress snd sre WI ~ H.
coniras; wrh the Other work in which she
hes been seen i'rre Time has rounded the
elsss ~ arr 4nd e-.minted many OF
me maunerisnS mat market her eaTle-
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| ner husk avenue and Milan streo,.
NiW.
y. ~ walker addition to house In ~
hutcmns survey; 500. Wv
| J.. ~ bunm, onc-story frame on IA,
! SCUM SIDE .$!WO, N'e
HcurN smith, tWo-story frame on Auett.,
! street. SlVN
Nl,E Vl houston High school building
avenues and Caroline and Austin etreetIN
FShVW'
4" tv' eatale NNe market shows all
dras OF anything but duiinese I'm q,
fers are of record r,r ,,, a.. ~ u''ns-
Az, $50, ~ s'N N"NS Wlth to-
lsl consideration OF S9l595 Most OF tho
transactions were small, Il ia truo ~.
ibo ,,ov.,,,,yt Go A,,ttl,, ~, 49, "ut
-. ~. 49,. "'iu we ont
l"vN tor Vhc luture ls bright. There rs no
apparent anxiety TO sell but on The con
tt.orv fho marriott 20 gtinf MA ,-t
~, '''' una prices are
rslNlN upneM
The detail OF transfers is as follows,
c, NJ Allen to Duke O. Hesser. one
lot In block % Of Aliens addition ss7s
G. c. English ct al by sheriff Ia Gal '-''
weston and Houston Investment
company, lots and in block q in
the Fair Ground addition. soo
10. III grunson bv lrusfee To- tialvce LOW
ton and Houston Investment COM
Ground addition ...... .......... an
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AaEaAN
I.cstrc was the star % AN NmeslcAn
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s,,t tsslrs r-rn la her rurr,se tri-
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7hs etfis aelrcss GA aat rueaa So enact
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go ~ sios.sc-irt .6Nsr5 nar-
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& 49,
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r,,-,.y 81 = iTlsr tt.9 s-aze s,,sf,s cfa -ty.
$50 49,. ,-.r ,5tt-r, bs,H an6
~ NJ - ,, r-.ssc ~ rg 81 mn
s-rsi % s,sgt~s hsd no aea vhat was
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$40 M rr hsE t.ll-r-trt,-1 fnsf At
r,r,.ig stt., ths e-5rr S.51 Hos -eiIi5
beT 1A-srbfa s1 r- irfs sfer AIS.
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sst-, taI saItrr en5urh sar SIX now
AMI sse ~rrlt 1i,sre s6ni. ~ i. ip5n
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rIIE PuGs.
Gossip Abour Men VINO Maui Each ONE,
for Money.

for Money
II ever little Layigne and Critic mco4 d,
a contest to a finish there win he tre-
mopdous amount or money wagered q,
The fcmer Not only has he more than
held hts own against the Australian. lnf
a day or two ago ne Thoroughly bss,od
solly Smith, These two performances nn,
the Michigan youth among tho top.notsb.
ers Of his class, II IL now certain tlBt ~
VIII be dangerous opponent Ter any M
lie fellow because ne ls ,more OF a aNn-
ISM fighter than anything else. lie ma,.
not be as polished as Dixon, hut his u,av
of getting thsro'' ana OF staying th4re
VIII make him defeat many moro et5,,l
ilNui alnohk whom may be George Dixon.
There q now little chance on "A eoWse"i
between Dixon and Plnmer. Il h. ftnife
plain mat Dixon " not inclined 10 rnsef
Phmmer ~ anything Ike iia OF M potindA
"a the ring, 80 that u ia TO DE hnpei ~.
nave heard the lasi OF the battle Of worde
bftWeen inc pair and their mnnagers
heporis state that Harry Ovefton ana
Arlhnf valentine, two English Urht-
weights, are coming 10 this country II
tney DO, fhere will he "a good chance III,
Dime. The latter ought 20 have Il vet.t-
good chance with Valentine ami. ps ~
valentine, wania 10 meet Leonard he
may ne WillinS TO make a mated Win
The chances OF stove o'panR4n ANA
ghQymskl getilnE Together me berani1t
very remote The pufse is NRnting, AMI
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Garsey. James J. Callahan 2. j. Dele
man. George $. Haddock. Gus" AIcGinnis
Gh3r.es y .cilly .. q. laylor, George \.
Pittsburgh--J ?. Bocloley. Louis Bier
bauer = Donovan, Philip lhyet. w.
NJ Earle, i. w. G,usscock, A. G Gumbert
Fysnk lNilen, Philip Kuell, y. =. Lukins.
Dennis lNens, connie" Mack. George y
Nlcfo,s, w llam Terry, G.mer =. Smith
.losenn Suglen Jacob stencil and Frank
ST Louis Theodore Breitcnsteiu. charles
tr9uh Wll'iam lioodenough, @. II. ptetz
Lpan iiappold, Arthur Twineham and Per
Washington Edward Cartwright n.
busdale Charles t,sper John Eagan. w
v. fassimaer - Mercer, james Nc
Guirc John Mcmahon, Paul A. Raaford
Ward and David r.. Thompsnn-i5
The following PLAYERS have not Vet been
signed, although held under reservation:
New NorS-RuslC and Falreli
Erookiyp-k Kennedy Richardson and Cor
Cr"uu
Boston Nichos Stivetts. salcy, cast.
rsht pucker Mccarthy and GaGzcl.
eNeland- Iimm Z, Young. Chlis Nc
heln, BurketL McAleer aud Clurksun
Chicago Ryan and Wilmott
Baltimore McMNhou, Ret2, Kecer, Jen-
nings, Kelly and Hawke.
CINCINNATI Chamberlain, Morgan Muir
my, McPhee. smith sullivan, Farroit ana
louisville Pfefer. Stratton. Grimm
Weaver, Brown, Hemmng and Rhodes.
Phnsde.ph!a Boyle, HaIman, Allen.
Sharrait, Thompson and Cross
81 Louis Shugart Crooks Gleason.
Ely and Quinn.
Washington Mnul. wise and sullivan
some OF the above have signed but their
contracts have not yet been officially pro-
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rIIN nIEAcnnRs aons.
Personnel Of The Player IN the Big League

Personnel Of the Players IN the Big League
The following llst Of players, revised by
President Young. undcr contract 10 tho
twelve clubs OF the big league. shows ~
men engaged The Chicago team has the
largest number Of players, while the BATH
more and Louisville clubs have the small
est Her n the listi
New York II. ID, Burke II. Common.
wIaiam Clark, j. j. Doyle. George 5
Davis. William y Murphy n. J. Ternan.
George j.. Van 4Allpen. Catcher Wilson
John NJ Ward, Huyier westorvelt l.. $
German. William a. leuGer. Jouett Aieekin
brooklyn Thomas r. ifnrns. n r. DAILY
Con" + Daley y. l, fout1, George La
chance, George l.; SchoclN 9eoise q.
faa,fSy5 !a 1R + stSS ana D"' George
rreadwaY--il
boston Hugh pu6y, r. II copnaugh
ton, d /. Lowe, Il &. Long, ". II. Nash
ana Thomas Bannon-~Gl
Clevaland--J A. Virtue William Ewing
James MeGar. George cuppy, John o'con-
Chiclgo--B. " Abbey n. W Clauseu
l.. h Camp, Frank Dnnneliy, GeoIso \
Decker W +, pahlen. s 81. pungnn. 4
D. Cnenaivtn Clark Grnth w Il Hutch
isOn, NJ j lSittreige, ~ Ice, W. Il
Parrot, 4. g Arson, W. = camp Charles
% Irwin, w. 4 ianEo, William McGm
ana William SrhriNCr-ig
Balt.inore ". J CHrke. W. r. tlo,uer
W. Robinson, y j MuIlone and Dennis
ciaeInnAtsI. &c Cauayau, Georgo cross
Frauif uwyer, j ~. halliday w al
lathan rrAnk N MltE. q. A. NcCarthS
THOMAS Nimnd ana rWuIrs a C1miskcy
Louisville Wmnm Grown. "Ifrryr pon.
I.u4.uua 1D.m Dlmna, WltrtIl
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Manager Bergman viii Be given a com
planetary benefit before ne house Is
closed Tor the improvements il IS expected
70 UNDERGO during the summer. chief
among tte,n being new ami more att-ac-
tive entrance ana one which shaiI ~, De
such a tax unon the patrons or the piau.,
especially such rs Do tae r,imbL-Ssssei
WITH tlniuiit- TIE details zSssIansser
RergmaH's heueii have nSSst been an
noBncri hot there isS,ni-s Of a vert,
attractive ami eni4s<S6Ie entc-tasanen,.
TIE event n the past week was are
FIRST appearance before Houston at
diepee az alr Wilson Barrett. ne Ersilsh
actor and manager In Handsomely
staged production - the tragedy u
rciau9ian an ancient classic ~ mob
ern construction II such n dssigna-
iicn BE edmlssable, Dramatic ar. aads
a lofty and refined exponent IN NJ. Bsr-
rett Ne appears 10 have high IDEALS ana
70 strive to reach them, and be INNS; BE-
credited wi,h exquisite taste n mise en
scene. ,housh IN the trs, act Of the play
hero last week scne - The scenery aid
not work as smoothly as 1t might snd 10
that extent the effect was marre3 Fur
thesaare there was ar obirudug FORM
ana face constantly visible frCzn ire
pcompters' station In the wings which
WI Intensely 1isasrPeahle 70 abou, halg
the audience downstairs and there was
an almost Irresistible inclination 10 ysli
~ the peepiHs Tom 20 come out square
y on me stage whore he could have
iAu view q he audience However, this
II Is said Of Mr, Barrett that h. Is
gentleman, both on and of me stage.
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The shestricd season Is fast drawing
to close. only three or four more resl-
lar attractions are vet to follow. "Nfier
Dark on the 18Th. and Mrs. John brow
and ''7'ae Power o. the Press" week
later These attractions, eoailaE 30 soon
after LEM, win doubtless bs well patrou-
iteit bnf business 1T the tall end 81 the
season Is not usually ap; 30 be 50
good as in It's earlier DAYS
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srERILIrY ~ snns

The following are one or two causes Of
steriity in sows: Excessive fatuess is
one, and II your sows do not appear in
use owing to plethorlc habit Of body.
your first step is. by judicious feeding. to
get them into that state OF popularity
known as nice breeding condition. 4. e..
neither over fat nor SO poor as to suggest
debility In some cases We meet with
an absence Of desire and this Is mostly
seen among, high bred pigs or among
those that have been regularly brourbt
INTO show condition High bred, which
oIten means in bred animals. are pro
verbally shy breelerS. and not only pigs.
put COWS come to he regarded as a nuts.
ance by the farmer who has to live hy
MS business, when their illustrious peli-
gree is associated with an indisposition
70 breed. and an inability to produce
enough milk to successfully rear their
own puny offspring, A calf once in two
years. or irrebulas oestrum in the case
of SOW, in not conducive to profit since
no matter how cheap foodstun's may be
there can be no pay in keeping them
empty for months
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when there Is no purse guaranteed very
lighting
Dick Moore claims that he was sick
lately AMI now wants In Ta6t r,reed9n
70 finish II ever they light to a finish
Moore viii be ill., He had better let Cree
don alone for some time to come.
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C0MPIENIoN- HINrs.

Hau can't paint rnse-hlush into your
'heekg, ladies, You can put II there, now
YER by Che use OF Creole Female Tonic,
NE Queen OF LADIES' Remedies Try IT.
ierpous ladies' ana le. as hear your opin-
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TIE closing table n Ire b!s winners 4,
r. American ttrl n iss desis ,vlib the
t'fF plass q horses racing those 81 the y
ssas-p'a ard aged f,glsion Their records
re ikiie % the .riumphs scored -
~ fsf'ts cracks of the past season Tn.
~ 'S7ic'iF performers f.at figure IA
tapies are'entel wen 4 tetai 81 81 races
ard &Da.io,, asairst 10 races ana xits ~
Won by a llke class Of perf6fnars n 3S,s
~ r<eea ami g9i 9si taken mo c,,rnn ~
t7elr FiSais til 1901. Ii races ana
{l"l,a2 by thelr s-year-osa ana arsd
STARS q iss4 = races ana ISL. 7s2 captured
~ these oid stagers "a is,s. iG7 races rrid
k1aN0 70 the credit Or fna sa-ns asa.f
$3.50 e " lSss And q races ana sissg wof
increase 81 s5s+s5 over - s7iif ~
"a .iee ~ - 2Nef lA4l si25.1i0 over isks
e1e over ls% and sliss15 over iSs7.
nrStAw, Win six races and saf1 VIM
leq M d-yeAr-olds III tie iasf narsati
Fsf faygr With ion Wins and s.Rsg IVES
r ~, = tne e'year-alds ~ 1855 Eurus Win
e-year-gld u 1883: Klngston. VIM snf,e
races and sigfiQ, was the best winner
lH ihse kacelapd with seventeen races
and S22,i75. WIS hrFt 10 1891, While ths
SIX races and sI2,ioo
kAcEILNND THE BAfsNI,M or ms
TIME
The largesl winners each year of the
aged hotTes were as follows; iSG. Bar
mum, eleven races ard s0.s75: 1855 Lr-
ne Mineh eleven races and Si40e5 iSsa
Exile, three RACES aud Si2gsi 1890 Gurus
seen seven races Tac an Nele; ls9, Kingston,
thirteen races ai.d 81 NO. The total mum
Der OF winners OF 500 ana over on the
American turf IN 1885, was e1 that COM
binci. Won a total Of S,ZHl-t su Increase
Of $500. $40 oyer 1850; S1F,0y3 utsg 1854. $751;
lss over u 1850 s3sl 50 over s9 ts2-
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amount to shucks when Corbett appeared
IN front of HIM. The history Of prize
ilg.m!ng shows that doctors can tel1 us
very little indeed about the abilities of
the principals by The aid of their science.
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sEAsoNAnIla RnVnNGH.

spring gentle aprins," the poet wrote.
d. Ana gentle spring rebelled-
The weather grabbed him by the throat
And us song for ave rs auelled
NV Washington Capital,
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-18

If THE BABY is CUTTING TEETH
Be sure and use that Old and well tried
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrun
for children tee-htng 1t soothes the
child, sottens the gums, Rllays an pain
cures. wind collie and is the best remedy
FOR diarrhoea.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-18
BIIryrER GfOBTIEs IN M1LK


For some years q discussion has been
going on relative 20 tho values OF differ
ent sizes OF butter globules IN the milk,
the opipion In some instances. being that
the quality OF the butter made from the
smaller particles or fat would be inferior
20 that produced from the larger ones,
The question, the Prairie Farmer snys.
turned on this point II Is known that It
IS the smallest ~ the globules Of rat that
come up last and IT was argued that these
are hest left IN tho mink uncovered,
as Iheir inferior quality would detract
from the high grade Of the butter AS a
matter az TACT tho arguments on either
SIDE were largely speculative, and mostly
opinions The noted milk investigator OF
Germany Professor Tlelschman. has re-
Gently put a wonderful amount of patient
Investigation into the matter, and accord
ing to last reports has decided thnt these
glohules have equal butter making value.
ana IN creamng milk the effort should
pc made TO get all the fats. as these in
SestkaLqhs seem conclusive that an The
hutter rats OF milk have the same physiU-
vhl aud structural makeup, and that the
lhst IN BlQbules. even IL small, VIII nay
lQr me rescue, This announcement comes
9iiehE me same Inc that the milk fat OF
different cows aud breeds are alike the
item 81 color alone being the only de-
lcCthpie dlNefence TO eye or iu the ehenl-
ihts laboratory, As these Investigations
So on, each discovery brings ont clearer
ihe tact That " Is the man who owns the /
cow ana makes the produce that needs |
and when failure comes the COW q rarely /
Responsible. but has been working along l
i ,slui HAAlolm WY, ana the yarElng
ef understanding those laws OF creation /
tHul while beyond Wis alteration, are not
beyond mis- power OF discovery and profit
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