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The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-15
SOUTH GLASTONDURY.

Aug. 14.-The funeral of Mrs. Lucy Buckley Horton, widow of the late Hamlin Horton, was held at her late home this afternoon, at ? o'clock. Mrs. Horton died Saturday after painful illness of two months, at the age of seventy-one. She was the oldest of nine children, all of whom but one are living. Four sons survive her, Hubert, Fred, George of this place and Henry of Brooklyn, N. Y,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-15
. COMPLIMENTS REUNION

At Savin Rock To-day-The First Regiment
 The twenty-seventh annual reunion of the Connecticut Cavalry association will be held to-day at Hills Homestead, Savin Rock. The business meeting will be held at 12 o'clock, noon. A large att tendance is expected. The present off, cers of the association are: C. F. Boll- mann, president; Charles A. Cowles, A. B. Bartram, John Clancy, vice presi- dents; William T. Cook, secretary; Wes- ton Ferris. aasistant saoratarY.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-15
Tobacco Worms.

Tobacco worms are doing extensive damage to tomato vines in Wethers- field, Glastonbury and such towns where the tobacco crops were destroyed by hail. The tobacco injured by the hail has dried up leaving little or no food flor the worm and 1t has infested the tomato patches and is rapidly eat ing away the leaves and destroying the vines. Such a condition Is said to be without precedent and the farmers are at loss tosknoM of effective means for destroying this enemy of their gar dens. Some of the sworms,dn Wethersr field gardens are three amt a half inch es long. .e N sSi
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-15
Better Weather for Crops,

The weather of the past week has been exceptionally favorable for corn, which has improved considerably since the drought broke. At present it looks well, but will be late. The first crop of hay was gathered during the height of the drought and the second crop has just begun to sproul, except in the places where it was burned to an irre- coverable degree. Present indications point to a short crop even if favorable conditions continue, as 1t is coming up snarsalY. -.-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-15
P. o, s, of A.

The following officers of the state camp of Connecticut of the P. G. s. of A. were installed this week. State president, W. E. Morgan; state vice president, R. s. Strong, jr.; state mas ter of forms, W. D. Warren; state sec retary, M. s. Wadham; state treasurer, z. W. Ross; state conductor, c. F. E.utchings; state inspector, A. E. De- whey; state guard, G. W. Lewis; state trustees, F. w. skiff, A. D. sanborn, E. }. Hamilton. ..l,..-. ...
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-15
CONNECTICUT TRAP SHOOTERS.

Sixth Tournament in the League to be Held
 at New Haven To-day"
 The sixth tournament of the Connec- lieut. trap shooters league will be shot at New Haven to-day. The sixth event of the day's program, thirty Keystone team race, is the one in which the shooters will be especially interested. Two men from each city in the stat, will contend for the channpionshipe which is now held by the New Haven team, and has been so far this year.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-15
DIRECTIONS
 Tor using CREAM BALM.

Apply A particle of tho balin well up in- to tho uosirils. Alter q moment draw strong breath tlira' tho nose. tse three times n day, after meals preferred. and before rellrin9.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-15

ELY's CREAM
 BALa
 Opens and clcansea the Easal Passages, Allays Pain and ln- iiaminat!on, lict!S fi,u Snrsg ps,,terta
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-02-22
ABOUT COUNTY ORDERS.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, County
of Preston, S.:

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, County
of Preston, S.:
At County Court held for said
County. at the Court House thereof,
on the 4th day of January, 1894.
For reasons appearing to the
Court, it is ordered that all out
standing and unpaid orders against
this county must be presented to
the Sheriff thereof :or payment on
or before the 10th day of June,
1894, and that all such orders not
so presented shall cease to bear
interest after SAID date. The Clerk
OF this Court is directed to have u
copy of this order published in two
weekly newspapers published IN
this county for four successive
weeks. A copy--Teste:
j. AMI MARTIN, Clerk.
2-S-94~4t-t3.35
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-02-22
NAME THEM.

The Journal is evidently not fa-
miliar with the old saying that
"Self-praise is half scandal" when
it says that Popular education for
the masses has not been condu Give
to Democratic longevity or ascend
ancy in this State" 1t has always
been the boast of the Republican
demagogues and pot. house politi-
clans that Democrats are ignorant
and illiterate and Republicans re-
fined, polished, educated and
statesmen. The erudite editor of
the Journal, when he graduated
from the University with an grafton
which fairly electrified and aston
ished the spectators, was almost
smouthered with shower OF beau
tiful boquets as large as -four bar
rels as a recognition of his genius
and intelligence. The unwashed
and unterrified Democrats took to
the woods from whence they came
when this rare specimen OF educa-
ton and intellectually was turned
loose on them, who was destined to
expose the ignorance and illiteracy
of Democrats
But will the boast of the Repub
lican demagogue and pot-house
politician hold good ? There is just
as much brains and education In
the Democratic party of Preston
county as there is in the Republican
party. The same is applicable to
the State of West Virginia. will
the Journal name a few bralny and
educated men In the Republican
party Of Preston county and West
Virginia who excel their Democratic
neighbors?
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-02-22
Epworth League Topics.

February %. Elijah: Gods hero
prophet. l Kings Is: 17-4O;
Kings 2: ala.
March 4.-Elisha: The beloved
prophet. 2 Kings 4 8-37.
March 11.-Jonah: First great
missionary. Jonah 1: Ali.
March l8.-Amos: The herdsman
prophet. Amos 1: 1-9; Is.
March 25.-Esther: Risking all
for God. Esther l: 1-10;3.
April 1.-Malachi: The last of
prophets. Malachi /: Ia; q.
April 8.-Ths earth is the Lord s.
Psalms "a.
April 15.-The Lord shield.
Psalms 8.
April 22.-The gladness of his
service. Psalms A.
April 30. What is man? Pisa. 8.
May S.-The excellency of God &
law. Psalms 10.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-02-22
Lasf Round.

Rev. Robert s. Smith will preach
in the Beverly HAl School House
on Sunday FEBRUARY, 18th 1894. as
follows, at 1890 a. m. at 8 p M, and
at 1880 p. m. This will be his last
appointment for this conference
year and perhaps his last in our
community, as his conference, the
Washington, will meet on the 9TH
OF March next, when he may be sent
to another charge, but we do hope
the conference may return him to
us, as he is grand man and q
good preacher. We hope all who love
good preaching will be present to
hear him on this occasion as all are
very cordially requested to be in at
tendance at this time and njoy this
farewell meeting.
III. @. Ravenscraft.
5. s. Superintendent.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-02-22

Sheriff Shaw hands us the follow
ing letter. which partly explains
itself
HOSPITAL YoR THE INSANE, 4
WESTON, IVA. Feb. ID, '94. I
Sheriff Preston County, Kiagwood,
". Pa:
Dear Strive write to inform
you that Susan Riemer, q patient
admitted to this institution from
Your county, January 6, 1876. died
the 18th INST. of chronic diarrhea,
and was buried in the Hospital
Cemetery with appropriate religious
ceremonies, and her grave duly
marked. We do not have the adj.
dress Of any Of her relatives or
friends, and therefore write you,
hoping you will notify them of her
demise In the event that you know
any Of them. Yours truly,
w. +. CRUMBAcKER, Supt.
The Sheriff knows nothing about
the case or any Of the relatives Of
the deceased. Upon investigation,
we find that Susan Riemer was de-
clarcd insane and brought here
from Newburg in tho latter part of
1875. She was combined in Jail here
some time, under charge OF j. Ami
Martin, who was the jailer then,
and who took her to the Hospital
at Weston. The prisoner was the
wife of Peter Ricmer, who is now
dead. There were several children.
but their whereabouts are unknown
to The officials here. IL any one of
the dead woman's friends want her
remains brought home for burial,
they can get them, but it will be
much better to let her rest in peace.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-02-22
TEN DAYS TRIP TO WASHINGTON
Reduced Rates on the b. so.

Everybody expects to visit Wash
ington some time; IN fact, it is a
duty that every one owes to himself.
What Rome was to every soldier of
the Empire, What Athens was To
the Greek, Washington is and should
be TO every citizen of the United
States--his glory, his pride, his in
heritance, his Sstate--it belongs to
him. All its magnificence, all It's
glory, all its fame, its public build
iugs, it's paintings, it's statuary, its
monuments, its gardens, its libra.
ries, its museums, its streets and its
parks, and he ought ouce in q life
time to take look at the property
When do you expect to take look
at it?
The best train service of the B.
& OR. X. is at your service always,
but not reduced rates--they come
seldom. The third select excursion
TO the National Capitol via the b.
& o. 10 announced for March 9Th.
when reduced rate tickets will be
sold from points on its lines be.
tween Wheeling, Pittsburgh, Par
kersburg, Lexington and Hagers.
town.
We give below a list Of station,
in this vicinity showing time o.
trains and rates OF fare.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-02-22

Representative Bryan, Of Nebras-
ka, is gong on tariff reform and
silver speech making tour. His first
speech will be made on the 21st
inst, to the students OF tho Nor
NAL school at Valparaiso, Indiana.
The next evening he is scheduled
for a speech'.'at the Chicago Union
League Banquet. From there he
goes to Lincoln, Neb., and then to
Denver, where on the 2Sth., he is
to speak at the banquet of the Gray
stone Club on Tariff Reform and
BimetalIism-Not one but Both.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-02-22

There is man IN Philsdolphia
so mean that when called on TO JON
in singing "Old Hundred" he
chorns of Ninety and Nine" in
stead. lie says he has got to make
per cent. anyway these hard time.
Texas Siftings.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-02-22

The officers Of the Uniform
Rank DIVISION, No. IL, X. Of p,
of this place, are as follows:
SIR knight Captain Felix Elliott
Jr.
Sir knight Lieut.-Julius K.
Mooroe.
Sir knight Herald-Frank NJ.
Murdoch.
SIR knight ecorder-Gus. j..
ShaGer.
Sir knight Treasurer-D. NJ.
Wotring.
The boys arc getting ready to
drill in earnest soon as the weather
gets good.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-02-22
CONTAINING 100 AcREs.
WsIE YavG saV sEl l'ErIGv ElsrrIlr Kill.
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

40 all persons holding Hens by Judgment or
othcrwisc. the real estate or any rsrt
thhfcof Of Joshua 3. Hardcsty.
IN pursuance Of n decree Of the Circuit conr
II Preston county. made IN q cause therein rem
ding, to subject the real estate Of tho eaif
Joshua 8. hardc,ty o. the satisfaction az tho
liens thereon, you are hcrbcy required 20 IRE.
against the said Joshua s nafdcsip. which arc
liens on his real estate or any part III HI for
Preston county West Virginia. on 81 before
the ID day Of March 1924.
Given ender ny hand tbis % day o. January.
FiL j. FoRrNEY. commissio mar.
Brown 4 Hyde, PRS httyst 2i-9f q s<il
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-02-22

President Cleveland has resumed
the weekly public receptions at
the White House, which pressure
OF public business compelled him
to temporarily obandon last sum
rner
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-02-22

To day is the Anniversary OF
Washington's Birthday and we pre-
Gent our readers with some hand
somely illustrated matter pertinent
to the occasion.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-02-22

Correspondingly low rates from
other stations.
Tickets will be good ten days and
will be valid for passage from Wash
ington 20 Baltimore at any time
within the life Of the ticket.
For Pullman Car accOmmOda-
tions and guide 20 points Of inter
est in Washington, address nearest
L. & o. Agent.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-02-22

The President has at last filed
the vacancy on the Supreme Bench.
Monday of this week. he nomina-
ted Senator Edward ID. White of
Louisiana and the Senate very
promptly confirmed the appoint
ment.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-02-22

Vice President Stevenson has ap.
pointed Senator Charles j. Faux
ner as the Director for the Fifty
third Congress for the Colum ban
Hospital for women.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-02-22

The corporation tax at Morgan
town lie 20 cents on the hundred
dollar valuation of property and rs
cents at Weston and other towns in
the Statc,and so our people ought
to think they We're getting of easy
at so cents levy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-02-22

The wife of President Cleveland
was one of the fair ladies present
to hear the eloqaent speech Of Hon.
w. l.. Wilson at the close Of the
great tariff debate.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-02-22

1t is saia that the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company is negotia-
ting with Col. N. w. Fitzgerald for
the purchase of forty acres Of land
shors distance east of Terra Alta
on which the company wants to
build machine shops. The Colonel
has made them a very liberal offer.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-02-22

Current Comment Concerning Certain
Conditions Of Common and Com
nercial Calculations, Copied
for the Curi0us BY our
Correspondent
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-02-22

The Laurel Mountain Santa
mum, kept by Leeve Dorton, seems
TO be a popular resort the year
around judging from the following
society item in late issue Of the
Hennery Morgantown Post:
A MOrga2town man on Front
street is going to take his wife out
to Leeve Dorton's this winter to
"acclimate' her. One night last
week one of Frank Pride's mules
prayed, which startled the good
lady with the exclamation: "There
now, Jack, is that horrid owl
again"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-02-22
Here is the way the Wetzel Den

Here is the way the Wetzel Dem
ocrat sizes up the situation and it
is the exact truth.
If the democratic party is defeat
ed at the congressional election this
fall, it will not be because Of the
Wilson bill or Mckinley bill or any
other bill. 1t will be because the
democratic President of the United
States and bis subordinates have
refused to strengthen the hands OF
the democratic party when they
might have done 80 and have suf-
fered official positions to remain in
The hands Of some Of the meanest
republicans on earth.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-02-22


The Senate last Friday rejected
the nomination Of Wheeler II. Peck
ham, of New York for a place on
the Supreme Bench Of the United
States by vote Of ~ to 81. This
was another victory for Senator
Hill as President Cleveland had
made the appointment without con-
sulting Senator Hill, and the APP
pointment being from his state he
wanted some hand in it. Besides
this Pcckbam is an anti-HIll man
and 30 be got laid out like Horn
blower did, only worse. 1t is no
use denying that Senator Hill is a
big man ia the Empire State.
In about six months or a YER
Kingwooi will wish she bad never
seen q Kelley Institute. Morgantown
POst.
The editor Of the Post told "a
once that he would have been dead
with consumption twenty years ago
il be had not picked aud preserg.
ed himself with spirits fermeutt
and now the near approach OF a
Keeley Institute is viewed with 60
rious apprehension by Heunery I.
and be makes haste 70 Post the aboy,
notice but 50 longas Lcevc Dorton's
Mountain Dew Dispensary is on
the road and directly between u,
tbere Is no ground Tor alarm.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-02-22
LANDBL0TS FOR SALE.
AvaIuabie Vacant Lot OF crouno

the one-half In about $50 Acres If Land. STR
ate In Portland District, conveyed 10 the sal
IrlDpett by part OF the beirs OF Jacob Ride
nour by four deeds. recorded In Deed Books a
~ .. and 65: AT pages ICE. 4is y71 and IS. sub
1ect To the life estate of said Jacob RIdenours
w w,1ow, This land y timbered, and IL is be
, 1894-03-26
Aue bis auf swet eerettet.
Dier5i9 bis finf5is perfonen auf elmer Gis=
i9oue ms nleer eetrieben.
ct. Sub n, &C. s., 26. WlGrs.

9lm Samitas fiiate ftb Sic Treib @ater
Sol, auBerbal6 beS 6afenS non ct. So6n,
nit Sis, ouf tpeldbem cine Wienge Seebu16e
9eieben nltrben. 8on allen Sbeilen Der
&ti tie eilten WtGnner 6erbei, I'M alf 0te1eL>
ben Sago 3u macben, unb batten au6 mob
ren0 oes Sages 9uten @rfol9. Nm Nbenb
brebte iib Der @inb nab 0eiten unb trteb
baS Sis beraus. 0iele Der Seebunosidger
befanoen ii6 auf Dem @isfelbe, als iib Set
Wino orebte, aber ben meiiten gelang eS,
Das 9an6 Su erreicber, ebe 6oS Sis tpeggez
trieben purbe, Sebo9 ettpa bier3i9 gerz
ionen mur0en nit Der @iSi9oue in bas
offene Walier 9etrieben. Wftt Dem @in7
brub Der 9fa6t purbe man UNI Bic Sidberz
belt Der 2eute belor9t, unb es puroen MtaB7
regeln CUR gtettung Derlelben getroffen.
IS tpurben SignaIfeuer an9eSinoet uno
2eute na6 0ompfern fortgei6idt.
gs b~eburfte mebrerer Stunben, nm 6ie
Staot 81 erretben, uno Der e1ite 9ampfer
fonnte crit UNI s l1br am Sonntag Wtorz
gen abgeben; bier Stunben lpGter fubr Elm
5peiter 3ampfer ab. gSGbrcnb Der 9tacbt
trurOe 6aS Sis bicbt an baS 8orlan0 gez
%triebell, uno eS gelang ben meiitelt 9erio@
men, al bas 2ano 81 1btptmmen, pbgIeib
0cbt Derlelben beinabe Der &GLte erlQeen.
SIS murbe bericbtet, baB ltcb nodb neun
Berionen melt ab bonn 0anDe ~befdn6en,
unO eS purOe 9lueS Oeriu9t, nm bieieIben
gu retten. S6lieBli6 iab man BON Der
8ucbt aus mebrere Berionen, un6 es purbe
5llr G~tettung Oerielben Elm Boot abgeionot.
SIS tuaren ie6S 8erionen, meldbe 1Gmmtlib
fart bonn SrOite g~clitten batten; in elmer
fur5en Gntfernune 6abOn purben nocb Oret
2eute g~efunoen, bon benen stpei bereits Der
&Glte erlegen iparen. Ser 9ritte, Der
Gater Der beioen @rfrorenen, Iebte nodb
unO miro itb pieuei6t tpieber er6olen.
, 1894-03-26
Die Safe 5aont=5 rase.
Der 2nwaIt ser 1uiuoi5 Central arbeitet auf
etnen reuen pro5e6 Dor Dem ODER.
Sunoesoeribt bin.

9epei6em aus ber 8un0es6duptitaot
Wa1btngton belagen, oaB 6err 3. 3. 9lper,
bet NnDalt Der SltnoiS @entralz8abu iid
bort beftnoe, nm bel Dem 8unbeS>@ General
NntpGlt fiir Die 8~ieberaufnabme oes 8roz
series 5ur Scititellng Der Srage, per Der
@igentbltmer Der 9dfe>Sront lei, 3u uirfelI.
9u eS octannt lit, baB Der 9eneralaupaLt
iib @Orporationen gegeniiber gef6aig Setgt,
10 iAlteBe man, OaB Die electromagnetic
l6aft quite @lusit6t bat, einen nelen 9roSeB
nit 5tpet neucn &tc6tern gu geuinneu.
Die btsDer aIgen1eim angcnommene 9ln>
iibt, baB Die 2ate 6ront- Srage ourcb 6as
SberbunOcsgertcbt Dor etua stpet Sabren
eno9iltig enti6ieben iporben lei, icbcint
cine irrtDIimlicbc gu iein. Oamals ibtpebz
ten bret 8ro5elie, Die ollie benielben @egens
ltan0 bctrafcn, ais 9lppeIationen pom
&rets8ericbt Dor Dem Sberbunoeseeriht.
Die Expectation gtng Don Der Sainois=
@entrdlbabngeleu1ba aus, un0 Derflagt
tparen Die StaOt Chicago, Der StaatSQinois
uno Die SunoeSrcgterung. Nl8 Die 9roz
seize 5ur 8erbanolung famen, mar fetn
8ertreter Ser Ser. Staateu antpeleno, un6
Der Yro5eB Der 8unbesregierung gegen Die
SutnoiS @entralbaDn9eleui6aft blteb uns
~erlebist.
2tuf bieien ltmitanb itiibt Nun 9lntpaLt
Nper feline Sorberung, unb eS lit bic Otogs
licbfeit ntcht auSsei6lOiien, baB berielbe
einen fir Die SuinOiS Gentrolba6n9eieQ=
icbaft giiniti9en 2tuSgang nimmt.
@orporationsanipalt Hubens bat beute
8ormittag ben ST. : Gorporationsanpalt
Observation-Disclosures 9eibtdt, nm Dor Dem
8unbesober5cricbte Die Sntereiien Der Stabt
gu tpabren. 6err Wtiucr lift genau nit ben
eini6lGgigen 8erbdltniiien aus benz friibez
rem 8rOceB ber befannt un6 eri9eilt Oabcr
ais Der geeignctite 0fann, nm Die Stabt
Chicago III Der 2afe TrontsTra8e 81 uerz
treten.
, 1894-03-26
UefegraphiP&e 0epeP&en.
Aus Braflien.
Qomtral mello oenft nidt oaran,
Ole mafen nieoersuIe9en.
peiroto ernennt eir1en neuen Sefehlshaber
fir ole n0rolibe 2lrmee.
g u Nnrf. 26. O2Grs.


Ser &Orreiponbent beS v6eraIb" in
9elterro, 8raiilien, melbet inter Datum
bonn %. 5. Wts., baB bic &ebeueni6iffe
v8epubltca" unb rSris" nocb immcr in Der
gtdbe iener Stabt f~reu3en, mGbrenb Der
vNqutoaban" unb anbere Gebeuenlbiffe
unter 8efebl bes Nomirales be WteQp i'm
0afen liegeu.
Die &cbellen bo6en anseblt9 bas Ge9iez
run9stranSpOrti6iff vgoaD" 9efapert.
Nomtral Wteuo ii6erDabt periOnIicb Sic
in Baranagun inter 2ettung zines fran30it7
l6en S%n9enieurs auSgefiibrten 6afenbe@
feittgungen. @eneral Saraipa Ieitet bte
frtegertl3en Sperationen an Der @renae beS
States $40 BauLo,
PrGltoent Betroto bat benz General Settle
ben Betebl llber Die nDrblicbe 9rmee abgez
nonlmen un6 BEN @eneraL @aitro oamit be-
traut. 0te @jriinbe bieles pl0Bliden &omz
manbOpecblelS ltno niobt betannt, unb berz
lelbe erregt grOBeS Nufieben.
@eitern Qlbenb, ebe baS portugteiti6e
&rtegsibtff v9l6uquerque" Die 6abrt nacb
8uenoS NireS mieoer aufnabnt, begab itcb
Der portu9ieiticbe &oniul bon Woutepibeo
al 8oro beiielben. @r fano bort 81 braz
itlti6e Ofi3iere bon Bet GebeIenflotte Dor.
Ser Sefeblsbaber Des S6iffes Derweigerte
jc9ltbe ndbere Nustunft, logte aber, ct
ginge na9 8uenpS Qlire5, I'M BORT bte
Weilungen ber 2tiiaDoner 9tegierltng in
Gmpfang gu nebmen. Qlub iiber oen
Nufentbalt 0a @ama's tonnte Ser &on1uI
NIGHTS ermiUeln.
, 1894-03-26
5lRberhltk
2lmO 9mrsgefG6tes. :

- Sir Sutnois, Snbtana unb Wi6tgan
Iautet Die ELECTROMAGNETIC: 0eute flat,
ntorgen firth nob falt, &benos aber tpabrz
1dbetnLt6 9lbnabme Ser &dlte, 9tor6peIt>
tpin6; fir g8isconitn, Soma un6 Wiinne4
1ota: tlar, mpr9en Stet9en Ser 3empero>
tur, 8inb i6lGgt na6 Often I'M.
= Nuf 6er Stem gorfer Son6Sb0rie ftnb
beute bic &urie nm B@4 psf. IN Sic 60be
gegangen, mn bic 9ttien 0es 3udertruit
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