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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-19

he Is usually accredited with possessing
S2-y9ert
The opportunities in the west for max
ing vast fortunes suddenly has decreased
within the last ten years, but J. J. Brown
Of Spokane is one Of the men who made
his before the boom collapsed.
Fourteen years ago he was "A country
school teacher in Indiana. making SIS a
month. He became tired teaching 1.-THE
idea how 20 shoot and went west The
falls az Spokane attracted him and he
homesteaded 100 acres, on which the city
OF Spokane now stands. He saw the wolf
al the door many times the first two years.
and often had to borrow money TO buy a
sack OF Hour Then the town began 20
grow. After 10 was destroyed By fire. in
lesS the boom came. and now Brown Is
worth 100000. He wants to 90 TO con-
sfess, nut as he IS an uncOmpromisinE
democrat, u Is improbable that his politi-
cal ambition Will be gratifed.
Times have changed. however. and west
eln people are trying TO learn the lessons
Of economy An incident which I witness
e1 yesterday Is an apt illustration of the
aiterence between now and then.
Leaving my more or less sumptuOus
quarters at the Crazy Horse hotel. i walk
ed down 10 the lake. Some distance away
from shore / saw man in boat. He was
fishing.
Who is that MANI 7 inquired OF a ma
why. that Is Jimmie Graham. who
Owns the Blazing Stump Saloon. Five years
ago" continued my informant times
were flush. and Jimmie. who was making
money hand over INST, collected all the
dimes and nickels IN town. There was
about half-bushel of them. and they had
been brought I'm here by tenderfeet. Jim
mic disliked to make any change less
than two bits. so he tied I'm a sack all the
nickels and dimes and threw them in the
lake. Since the era Of hard times set in
Jimmie goes out on every pleasant day 10
fsh for that sack Of silver small coins.
which he would be glad to have to buy
bread with now"
This illustrates the western character:
flTrra arr.. H..
lever in the Old adage that sufficient for
the day is the evil thereof"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-19
SILK Culture in Georgia.
From the New York 20.

An industry which was introduced into
the state of Georgia before the revoluo
uohary war, and which languished and
hnaliy died because the times were unfa-
Voraole, is once more gaining a foothold
there with prospect of success under the
better conditions which now prevail The
culture OF the silk worm which was first
introduced in Gen. Oglethorpe's early col
ony, is now attracting the attention of
many amateur culturists in Georgia ANA
is finding its best conditions in Savannab
ana the country adjacent. The peonIe Of
TINS section are looking about for new
avenues of investment and emplovnoent
ana the experiments in silk culture are the
natural results of this new spirit of en-
terprse; 1t Is found that the climate is
especially suitable. No artificial heat is
fequlred TO hatch the eggs. They mature
naturally on the approach of warm wea
iher, and the young worms begin to eat
JUST as their natural food, the leaves Of
the mulberry and Usage orange have no
gun 10 grow. So it seems that nature hos
especially adapted its climate for the CIR
ture of silk Experiments which are he
ing carried on in Savannah are watched
with interest by many who are noting that
the expense of raising the silk cocoons is
small, while the product is worth about
50 cents a pound in the market 1t is onite
probaDle that the industry, under the IA
Vorable conditions that now seem to eS-
lst, Will grow to important proportions and
become part of the recognized Commerce
of Georgia. &c
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-19

He regarded himself as very English
ana ne certainly was very young. He fan
sauntered past the theater on WesSne els, ne
afternoon Just as the matinee girls emer.
ged In the street But a large. coarse ma,
v. was going by spoiled it ali by remarI<-
ing IN loud, coarse voice: Hello Wi1iiel
what are you doing with that pipe9 20.
ing 10 blow soap bubbles?" And now, +be,o
Is one more young man in Buffalo VIII
street-Buffalo Courier. Al 'Ae
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-19

THE BEST is THE CHEAPEST
Your stationery is an indication OF you,
manner of conducting business. Haso
everything neat and trim, in good tas.s
and on good material, from the comp ~,
printing. lithographing and blank DON
manufacturing department Of the Morn'ns
News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-07

be missed and every change OF sail or
course was cabled direct from the Com
mercial Cable Company's steamer "Mac-
kay-Bennett, off Sandy Hook and from
shore by exclusive wires to the Associated
Press offices i'm New York recorded
States, all over Europe and all over the
rest OF the world through the various
agencies OF The Associated Press.
In addition, The Associated Press has a
full staff OF reporters and telegraph opera
tors on board its special steamer, the
Fred Il. Daizell; a staf on board the Scot
land Lightship, having telophonic COM
munication with the shore; staff OF re-
porters and operators at Sandy Hook and
Others in the tall towers of the Highland
Lights and Others still at Seabright. Long
Branch, and Asbury Park, Rockaway,
Far Rockaway and Long Beach, and ali
this supplemented by its complete pigeon
service, with another STAFF OF reporters
and operators at Bay View, l. l., having
direct wire communication with The As
sociated Press offices in New York.
Thus. Il IL safe to say that never i'm the
history OF journalism, has an event been
SO thoroughly and effectively covered as
, the present international yacht races are
covered by The Associated Press.
Nothing has been spared TO make the
work done the most prominent and com
plete on record.
AT every point mentioned the weather
| conditions prevailing I'm their immediate
| vicinity are summed up In brief. They an
nounced that the sky was cloudy. with
| prospects of rain showers, not severe
! enough, however, TO interfere with the
racing. The wind was about east with
northcrly tendencies and had been blow.
| ing et the rate OF from 81 TO i6 knots
| throughout the night Outside sandy
Hook q pretty heavy sea was running.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-07

weather bound coasting schooners and a
large number of yachts of all sizes and
varieties.
Those two rival yachts, from the High
lands, looked like greyhounds held in
leash, eager for the dash forward, long
ing for the test Of speed and endurance.
All were busy on board of them, and on
board their tenders, Immediately after
the first gray light of dawn illumined the
battlefield. The eyes of the whole world
were upon them, for The Associated Press
arrangements TO cover the race were so
compelete that not move on board could
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-07

oman for the heavy wagons. When be
came opposite the private office In the
rear of the store he examined the doors
and the windows carefully to see III ne
could dectect any means OF ingress other
than those open 10 everybody.
AS Paul entered the private once ne
found the porter there putting coal on
the fire. -,
stepping back to close the glass door
behind him, that they might be alone,
ne said: "Mike, who shuts up the
Office az night?'
"sure i do Mister Paul." was the
prompt answer.
"And do you open II In the morning
the Young man asked.
al do that" Mike responded.
"Do YOU see that these windows are al
wavs fastened on the insideY" was the
TYes, y Mister Paul." the porter re-
piled. ,.s
'have you found any one OF those WIN
dows unfastened any morning lately
when you came hereF' ,, ,,,
"And how did you know thatf Nike
returned in surprise.
"What morning was it?' asked Paul,
pushing his advantage.
EIt was last Monday mornin, Mister
Paul. " the porter explained, land how
il was l dunno, for had every wan o,
the windows tight Saturday night an
Monday mornin' wan o. them was un-
fastened whin wint TO open 1t to let a
bit o. air into the office here. "
"You sleep here always, don't your
Paul proceeded.
"I've slaped here iviry night for three
year now come Thanksgivin, Mike
replied. "I've the whole top o. the house
TO myself. It's an iligant apartment
have there, Mister Paul
When Mike had left the Office, Paul
took chair before the fire and lighted q
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-07

HIGHLANDS OF NAvEsINK, N. j.,
Sept. IA dark, cloudy sky frowned
over leaden sea at O'Clock this morn
ing, as the challenger for the Americas
cup, Earl Dunraven's Valkyrie III, and
the gallant champion in its defence,
Americas Defender, rolled and pitched
at their moorings in the Horseshoe, in
side of Sandy Hook, two graceful power.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-07

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, sept The grand
jury yesterday issued subp@nas for GOV.
ernor hltgcld and two others. command.
ing them 90 appear before the grand iury
aud testify regarding boodling by mem.
hers of the last general assembly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-07
PRIZE DETECTIVE STORIES. NO. %.
SCopyfighted. 1888.
CHAPTER |.

q
The telegraph messenger looked again
20 the address on the envelope ia his
hand and then scanned the house before
which he was standing. II was an old
fashioned building of brick, two stories
high, with an attic above; and II stood
In an old-fashioned part OF lower New
YORK not for from the East River. Over
the wide archway there was small and
Weather-worn sign, "Ramapo Steel and
Iron Works." and over the smaller door
alongside was still smaller sign, "Whit-
tier, Wheatcroft ~ Co.
When the messenger boy had made out
the name he he opened this smaller door
and entered the long, narrow store. Its
sides and walls were covered with bins
and racks containing sample steel rails
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-07
workers aud Employers confer.

ANEnURY, Mass, sept. "A com.
mitioc from the local wcaycrs union prc.
scntcd list ~ grievances 90 the agent o,
the Hamilton mills today. IL j. hopcd
that all existing troubles will bs satisiac
tory adjusted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-07
TODAY'S BIG RACE.
There is But Little Wind and the Sea
is Heavy.
Both Yachts Condition and No Accident Has Ineers
With Preliminary Movements This Forenoon.

Consequently should the wind hold from
the eastward the yachts will start on 10
mile beat along the Long Island coast
and will then run home
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-07
A Large Lot Of
NEW
HOUSEHOLD
7 IRE

OF all kinds, for Parlor, Sitting-rcom,
Library, Dining-room, Bedroom and
Kitchen, Fine Ranges, 5000 worth OF
fine Velvets, Tapestries and Ingram Car
pets, Floor Rugs, Straw Mating, Lamp.
Imported Dinner and Toilet Sets, Roll
Top Desks, Crockery, Glassware, Tin and
Iron Ware and hundreds OF other articles
which have not space to mention.
This sale comprises the entire new stock
OF goods of George l.. Robinson q Co,
l55 to I59 Weybosset street, which must
be closed out at once. A grand opportu-
nifty for those who are looking Tor bar
gains in furniture, Carpets, etc.
WILLIAM Il. w. HALLETT, Assignee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-07
Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrup

is an OLD and WELL TRIED REMEDY, and for
over FIFTY YEARS has been used by millions OF
mo theirs for their CHILDREN while CUTTING
TEETH with perfect success. IL soothes the child,
sofiteus the gums reduces Inflammation, allays al
pa n cures wind collie Is very pleasant TO the
Ia te and ia the best remedy for disrrhoea sold
Nv drugaists in every par OF the wori a. PRICE
TWENTY FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE. BE sure
and ask for MRS. wINsLoW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP and take no other kind. as mothers Will
nnd It the eat Medicine to use during the teeth
In z period.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-07

wind was then quite light of shore and
the fishing vessels did not seem able to
make much progress in beating out to sea.
The swell, however, commenced 10 sub
side considerably.
The following dispatch was received
this morning by keeper Charles Il.
Thompson OF the Highland Ligtship,
from the Columbian Liberty Bell Com
mittee:
"Please run upon the national liberty
pole the white bordered flag as the yachts
in the international race cross the line,
lowering it again and replacing il with
the regular flag as the race closes"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-07
vALKYRIE LEAVES II

vALKYRIE LEAVES HER MooRINos.
The valkyrie at o'clock left her
moorings in tow of her tender, the City
of Bridgeport, and shortly afterward her
crew began hosting her mainsail. The
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-07
THE WIND FALLING OFF.

A thick mist, which had been noticed in
spots earlier in the day, at 915 a. m.
seemed to be working its way up along
the shore and was quite thick off Sea-
bright. The two yachts were still max
ing their way for the Hook. Valkyrie's
mainsail was not fully up; but ner jib and
stay sail were up in stops.
Defenders two headsails were also up
in stops and her mainsail seemed to be
well up.
Soon after 9:20 a. m. the regatta COM
mittee on tug Luckenbach was seen COM
ing down through the swash channel, fol-
lowed by number of other steam craft
The wind has fallen to about eight
miles an hour, and at this hour prospects
are not bright for good racing weather.
Valkyrie passed out the Hook at 9:36
a. M, and as she did so, she broke out
her jib. Defender followed suit a minute
later. Both yachts at 9:45 a. M, were
about a third of the way out TO Scotland
Lightship, and W ere under mainsails and
jibs. From this point, it looks as IL De-
ender's mainsail is much larger than Val
kyrie's.
The Swash channel was then filled with
steam yachts, bearing down toward San
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-07

DIV Hook. and the lightships, and there
were fully 80 of them between the Romer
beacon and the two big yachts, which
headed the fleet.
THE STARTING POINT SHIFTED.
At 1850 o'clock the Luckenbach hoist.
ed her signal that tho starting point Will
be shifted out from sandy Hook Light
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-07
lUCTIONEERs.
BY GEO. L. ROBINSON.
AUCTION SALE
without reserve or limit. A large, fne
lot Of
HOUSEHOLD H / FURNITURE !
Fine Upright Piano, eight sn-
perb pieces Of elegant antique
solid mahogany ana COlonia'
Furniture, over 100 years old
Sale at large cottage house,
4St Pine St, Cor. Linden St..
WEDNESDAY, SEPT II, 'S5,
Commanding at IO a. ,l.,


brass works, S.day, made in i7l5.
in perfect order; very fine High Boy.
1850; elegant inlaid solid mahogany
Rocker, 1920; Martha Mashington
Chair, 1775; Martha Washington
Arm Chair, 1850; beautiful old Colonial
Side Table, or Low Boy. 1775; lovely old
Mahogany Leaf Table. Tristram Burgess,
1890. All these antiques warranted in
perfect order.
A fine Wilton rug parlor suite; fur and other
large floor rugs; fine cherry and oak center Ia
bles china cuspidors: brass and ONYX stands:
six pairs OF portieros; hne pictures; largo im'
ported vases onyx French clock; large
French plate pier mirror; tapestry and IN
grain carpets: hall and stair carpets; OAK
hall tree: smoking chair; fine oak paTlor
secretBry; two plush chairs: tabli lamr:
mantel mirror; plush lounge: toilet box fns
oak rocker drop light. gas neatcr. solid OAK
sideboard with mirror: oak pillar exteneiog
table; oak and Vienna chairs; table linen:
silverware, comprising water pitcher, tea SET.
ladies' cake basket, trays, knives, forks ana
spoons. buttor dish, castor, ETC. .'ilt Dann
dinner set; - yards linOlsum. combination
washstand with set bowl; two very :lne
heavily carved and polished oak chamber
sets: Il W. chamber set: white iron brass
trimmed bedstead; hair and common mat
tresscs: wool blankets; comfortcrs; spreads:
geese feather pillows: springs fine range and
parior stove; hitchen furniture and utensils.
launary goods. ruhecr hose; crockery, glass
ware. etc. AZ II O'Clock will sell ! l3 oc-
tavc. fine toned cabinet grand upright piano;
a fine instrument in perfect order.
All OF the above goods are in fine condition.,
the modern goods having been I'm use hut two
years. The antique goods 90 be sold immedi-
atcly after the piano Remember WEDNES-
DAY, sept llth. ali must be- sold. The owner
IL broaking up houseke eepipg.
For further particulars call upon the auc-
tionocr, GEO. L. koI INsON. l55 Weybosset
street. sep5-5t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-07

as being the new starting line. She was
in tow OF a tug and had her big club
topsail set, the largest OF It's KIND that
she has vet stretched TO the breeze. She
was in tow and ValSyrie had also been
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-07

ship, and started toward the Jersey
shore.
At 1854 q. m. Defender was half way in
from the lightship to the new starting
line, which Is, apparently, directly on
Highlands OF Navesink, and about three
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-31
fir saugIinge und Kinder.

"oastoria empfehle ich, we'll es Elm gutes
MitteI fur Kinder ist und besser ais allie ande-
rem, die ich kenne." r.. A. AROHER, M. D.,
Ill South Oxford st., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-31

Hdle6t fpre9en, benin es 1T cine 9robe Gin
ndbmequele bes Staates, 10 baB f9lieBl;9
bic Qeiben19aft fit bas Spiel nt9ts anberes
lit als cine. febr lObli9e 8iirgertugenb. 8er
ft6 unb bic @einigen bur9 bds Spiel an ben
8ettelitab bringt, foate eigentli9 eiten Or
ben er6dlten ....
IS CAB i'm Tebruur unb Mdr5 1894 biefe
onniqe s a e, an benen i9 i'm @arten
umber16liG unb bic 8noIpen Der Seigenz
bGume priifte, Inn gu ie6en, ob Iie nt9t balb
oufbreben tpiirben. Mir mar su Mutbe,
als tpiirbe i1 ME pieber einen 2en5 erie
BEN unb 70 6Gtte i9 Die &nofpen gerne our
gtle oetrieber. @inige fb0ne SrangenbGume
binqen Don bon goloenen Srii4ten unb cine
6o6raqenbe 8inie tptegte i6r ernites 6aupt
in ben @onnenT trablen. 5leiBige 8ienen
umIummten bic bliibenben @trdu6er unb
qelbe G9metteriinge flatterten, pie trunz
len BON 5onnen19ein unb 8lumenbuft,
iiber ar Der aus fur3em S8lummer erz
fpa6enben griinen unO f%arbigen 6errlt4teit.
6eltfam ber19iebene &omerabe1, otefe 8tez
men unb bic Jalter. 8iirgerin zines @taaz
tes unb M3it9lieb elmer communtftii9en @rz
rerbsqe1e1f daft, fltegt ie gerabe aus bon
8lume au 8lrme, obne S6ndrmerei,
naieGbeipuBt" pie man ieBt gu Iagen pflegt-
She e business and honey, if not
money. Ser Salter peiB nibtS bon
@toat, 9yamilie, 51eiB unb Srbnung. ST 1T
elm 8ummler, aber bph liebenspiiroig bur9
feline itarfe 1Drif9e 8egabung, bic es ibnl
m0qli6 ma9t, fi9 an @9Onbett, Quit unb
@ldna I'll berau19en. Sd ba9te lange
barii6er na6, mem bieier t%runfene @@pdrz
mer inmitten Der em1tgen 8ienen gu pergleiz
diem fei. @nbli9 fanb ids. Sas 1T etn
BON @6icago fommenber TeuiGetoniit, iagte
ib mir. !6atte ib Ge6t?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-31

f9lunb bat cine 8reite BON ettpu 230 SUP.
8on linn er6ebt ii6 cine ungebeure &au9@
fduIe, tpel6e bic b04fte Spite oss 8erges
iiberragt, unb aus tbm ergteBt 3t9 2abd
auf bic untern S6etle bes 8er9e5 auf bic
@trede BON 1000 SUB bin. Nuf Der o6ern
Station Der Orubt5eilba6n berrI@te ntGt
gerin9e 6ur9t. 8on ba tonnte mat feben,
bub Der 0quptfegel in fetnen ttefItea Gin
9epeiben ausgebo6lt mar, baB ftG BON
einem Muqenblid gum anbern ringsum neue
@6liinbe Dffneten, unb baB tpenn bic ge9en
Grocene, elmer an balber 8ergieite 9ele9es
men Nn60be, geri9tete 2apa fi9 na9 linf5
1tatt mad re9ts getpanbt 6Gtte, bic urge
beure Seuer3unge bic @infrieDioung Der
9rabtIei1ba6n bur9bro9en, bic 6a6ritrabe
bes 8eIups iiberI6ritten unb 0enen ben
3iid3ug abgeI9nitten bdtte, Die it4 i'm
obern SbIerpatortum befanben. Wirflt1
mar, als i9 an Der 9rabtfeilbu6n Qntam,
ber 9often I9on %perlaifen, Sd erfu4r au9,
bab ent9egen benz, mas mir in Selma err
3G6lt tporben mar, Dem Musbru9e itarte
@rbftDBe porangegangen tpuren, ioooB bic
Station in ibren Sunbdme1ten etntJen
@6aoen gu erleiben bate. Nuf Der @drte
mar 9rofeTpr 9almieri, Der beriiAmte Sc
le6rte, Der ppr GINGER 3eit bic Itarten @us~
brii9e bprars bertiinOet bate, ni6t dnge>
gen. On feiner @teGIe traf i'd ieinen @f>
5~iTtenten 8rpfeFpr 9uscone. Die pbaie
Der eruption mar na6 benz @usIpru4 be3
prpfeFors p~prausgefe6en. Sic itebt in unz
mitteIbaren 8e5iehungen gu ben leSten in
Stalien na6rgenommenen tenurilGen @rz
f6einungen. Der 8efup lpirb 10 gu etnem
unqebeuretS i9erbeitsbentil. 1leDrtgen5 III
Der 2apaitrom bereits am 6. Suli gum
Steben gefommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-31

Geden unb Sii6etn eingetrOffsn. Dim met.
fen mangeln 2ebensmittel, Defenders groO,
ba fGmmtli9e 8ddereien Derbrannt ilnn,
SIN, 2aufe bes beutigen Sages iinO rnebrere
Sranspprte BON 2ebensmttteln aller ar an
gelangt. lleber6aupt regt itA Der milOt9d=
tiqe Sim Der Sbiiringer IN 9obenl 9faB:,
gilt es bod audi, ben 1ngliidli4en itbe: Die
critic f6pere g}ot6 binpeg5u6elfen. alerz
rltsn tpirb BON ben 8e60r0en nnb s3ettun9en
g%eiolnmelt, @slb, aIsibungsftiide lno PRO
biant: Der 9er5og BON Meiningen Iber1 aIlnte
6eute BON @9loB Mtenitetn bur3 etnea 35lu=
qeIabjrtanten 500 Murf, 9rtn5e1ttn yfarte
brn Meintngen eri9ien ~perfOnltb auf Der
8ran6itdtte, nm i6r 8eoauern dl1s5nornGen.
Sic pioniere BON Main5 fino tele9rapRl1f9
6tcrber CUR Siilfe beorbert, BON &aIel fillO
@araden unferipegs. Die @ebduoe fodren
Idmmtfi6 BEL Der beffif9en 2anbesbranOz
faiIe berfi9ert, bas Mpbilar bagegen gum
groBtcn 36eile ni9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-31
Scr e1msbru6 Ses @e1mus.

Dem Muildnber ,@ecolo" tpirb iiber ben
n~eueften Musbru9 bes 8efubs beri4tet:
Mm 5. Suli Morgens gegen Il ubr bat ft9
~nnertpartet unb obne bas gepObnli9s un%
terirbif9e 8riiGen fonie Obne @rbftnBe Elm
breiter S9lunb in Der 9O6e beg 8eiups
ge0ffnet unb Elm Qabaftrom Don grDBier
8reite bat ii9 iiber Die Seite bes 8er9es
bin srgOfen unb lduft mad Der groceae geS
'nannten Stele gu. Ser S4lnno Offnete
.fi6 an benz Orte, Der ben Nurnen 5ran3Oz
1enfrater fii6rt, CUR Seite bes 8raters BON
1872. BON Der p6ern Station Der 9rabtz
feiIba6n Bis gum @ipfel bes &egels 1T cine
.3ei6e bon SumaroIen = brett aus hem
-8oben auffteigenbe Hau9fdulen uno
tleiner &rater, pelhe BON 3eit gu 3ett
8au9 unb Qaba ausfpeten unb glii6enbe
Mafen in bic 90be f9Ieubern,. bic beim
3ieberfalen auf Die e~rfultete 2aba einen
metalIenen &lang geben. Der 5auptz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-31
enad1ettnd1e auttois ataats- 8ethare, aattepndb, 81. guilt 1895.

Nnfrdqe, pb baI1elbe ben 8eTu9 Der 8or=
.leIungen bur9 Srauen fir 3uldfftg 9alte.
Die mebicinil6e unb p6iloIopbii4e 6afIrz
tat. ipelGe fi6 in eriter &eibe fir oieie 6rage
intereIIirten, Fpra6en fi9 ii I Die 3ulal1nng
aus. Dieter Nnii9t pfGi4tete nunmebr
audi Der 1niber1ttGtss Senat BET, mel9er
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