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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-10
REAL ESTATE TkANarx19.
ssnce Janu>ry and Dor
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since Ianuoxy
I. 1885. are sl,su, 81 There were ale1 for
record yesterday deeds. agxregAtlnc
sags7.M Following IL . list furnished ~
the Daily Bulletin. room - Occidental
block:
Hcratio Hathaway ct ux.. by Herman
Chaplin. attorney. to samuel =. Redick.
lot !. block :. Renten Hfi add. May - .
~. Sz.6.
Frederick wilde ct ux. to Reinhardt
Wilde. lots to 4. block n. Southern Pa
cife Land Comrany's Huntington Parh
add, Des Molnes. December s. 1884 $lfN
Royal T. Hawisy. tr.. to Edith ID. Haw-
ley, lot q. Union Lake add. August :
lsss. 81
John Ira Hswisy to Edith ID. tfswisy.
community interest In lot q. union Lake
sdd. March 2. 81.
Edith ID. Hawlsy to J. Waiter Thsmp-
son. lot q. Union Lake add. March II, =.
City TO Jennie Singermon. lot I. HECK
I. r. Hanfcrd's add. Seattle. June rs. 4l.4o.
Sheriff to Seattle National Hank. lot
7. block ID. Bells Fourth add: lot I. block
10: lot Z. block is. lot 6. block -, lot &.
block -; lot 10. block n. Biseiows add.
July I. &.7H.M
sheriff 70 Seattle National Bank, lot Z,
and 8. block so. Sagie's Second add. July
I. 1916.
Manson II. Hackus ct ux. to Arthur A.
Denny. lots and Z block Z Msrcsr's
Water Front add: part NV - sec IS.
Up e. 4. all interest In tract - by 80
feet lying directly north OF tract owned
by Joseph T.. Nichols in EdEemont add.
undivided II OF tract between Mattulath
Manufacturing Companys property on
south and Grant street on north, Weat
street on east and Elliott Bay on west:
undivided u block .. Eden add; lots to
z. block II. Queen Anne add, and properly
In Snohomish county. May II. a.
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Olympia. July Especial Opinions In
the following cases have been fiied In the
supreme court:
Manson " Backus Of al. Appellants. W..
James woossry. respondent. from King
county: affirmed
Graden and Plate. appellants. W. A. g.
Turner. respondent. from Enohomish eoun-
~. affirmed.
North River Boom Company. respondAnfs
va. Isaac Smith. appellant. from Pacifo
county; affirmed
Tacoma Land Company. appellant. ~.
City OF Tacoma respondent afhrrned-
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mere - prospect or q higher xoArket
on butter. and the quotation tomorrow
VIII probably be one cent higher than to-
days quotation 81 II cents per pound.
Butter 10 In good demand. but owing 10
the drouth and the storing done by the
creameries. the supply Is very light Tho
advanced price will probably put the en-
be sent TO the cold storage. as been done
during the past thirty days. The market
Ia Seattle and Tacoma Is now the highest
In the United States.
Eggs arc easier. They were being bought
from producers by dealers today 1T Is
cents per dozen and were jobbing at Is
cents.
Strawberries on the market now are
poor in quality. but bring good prices. Tho
good berries are held at y.75A1 per crate.
though very inferior varieties were dis
posed Of at si.,S per crate.
Cooseberries are very plentiful and at
, cents per pound find no buyers.
Cherries seem 10 be slut on the mar
ket and can be purchased at 6e;7S cents
per box. These prices are for the very
best varieties.
California Bartlett pears sell fairly well
at ITO per box.
Local Mining STOCKS rs Reported by
the seattle Mini ~ Exchanws.
Crown Point, 20; Commander. Is; Carl
boo. IS: Como. "a: Evening Star, i, Grand
Prize. s: Good Hope. 10: Gladiator, 8: Iron
Mask. 20: Jumbo, ITO: Josie. So; Little Oar
ling. 8: Lily May, 1874: Monte Cxisto. %:
Monarch. 8: O. X. &c: Poorman, IL; Palo
Alto. 10; Phoenix. 10: ST. Elmo. IS: Silver
the. II: Virginia, 30; War Eagle. l7s;
White Bear. Is: Great Western. ish-
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Tacoma. July Especial. -9teamship
Brasmar arrived ~ . o'clock this morn-
ing with cargo. including 400 tom OF
new tea. The voyage was without incl
dent The Braemar's OFFICERS are: Cap
tain. Edward Porter. nrr ofacee, A.
Smith: second offcer. n. Pcroival: third
officer. r.. Broderick: fourth officer. II.
Kegan: pnrser. Mr.. Moore: chief engineer.
ID. Dick: second engineer James Treas
urer. third engineer. Mr.. IAndscy; fourth
engineer. Mr. Murray.
Steamer Utopia took out fcrty-nine
barrels Of beer and twenty tons o. min
stun for the lower Sound. today.
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The fcntrsIla >s.i,ool-.

ceniralis. July s.-spssSsl.--At rnees-
Ing OF the csnsraiia school board last
night the following tsachsrs were employ
ed for tha ensuing year: w. Fl. Tnonnp.
son, superintendent. J. N. Trober. prfn~
cipAl North school. HIss May X. Ready
principal South school; Miss Anna Q.
Simpson. primary NORTH school Miss
Nellie Burke. primary South school. an9
Miss Nettte Wingard. Miss Nrytle Hhsl-
ley, 0ilss Agnes sheiIsy and Miss Lille
pxee. intermediate. -Four p!arrs are ret
20 BE- aiIsa. School win brxin tbs fisSt
Monday In September ana continue nias
months.
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Money and Exchange.
Money on call, easy at lr2 per cent; last
loan l. closed ifefh prime mercantile pa
per. 49sis. Sterling exchange nrrn. with
o. IS for demand ard A.s7as4 STA for sixty
days: posted rates. s4s7izz14s IS and $50
ASe; commercial bills, s4ss14ssx. Silver
certificates. sTs1ssitc.
Total sales.
The total sales OF stocks today were
10. 900 shares. including: American To-
haoco $500, American Sugar 1850 Bur
iingfon e,1oo Chicago Gas $780, Louisville
& Nashville s.eoa. Rock Island 9 90. St.
Paul $500. Wheeling C Lake Erie 800
Flour.
F1our--Receipts II 900 barrels. exports IA
500 barrels. Dull and lower
whest
wheat-Receipts 1890 bushels 0po4
weaker: No. : red es7sc; No. hard. eeke.
Options opened easier and weak an day.
influenced by q bearish Michigan report.
dull trade ard weakness abroad: closed
Ago net lower; July closed s1,so, Sep
tember. CLIO
Hops-Steady
wsoi.
wccl-0uiet
Petroleum.
Petrcieum-Cuset
Metals.
ropper-Easy, brokers. 81 slN. Il
change. 3ilD.
Pig Iron-Duil
Lsad-Steady.
TTn--Duli.
Spelter-cu.sA
Conee.
coSee-C'csed steady, AZ - points adj
vance 20 points tecline; July. Sif TB7eIf %.
sep1egnhsr. sie 7oaie.75 Spot eones. Rio
dull, mid quiet
sugar.
Sugar-Rsv weak; refined quiet
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Tsarous., July s.-Sv<etai-'The Federal
grand jsry today returned tros bills
axasnss J. G Barnes and WEltsn wilkins.
sharsszg Them with cornfeTs%itins- 1ne
Frea we're arrested az Nznceavsr. They
we're given uuru toFaer-ow 20 plead
essn@ral Manager Dickinson. CO ths
Northern Pzesaa returned today from .
u.a 70 Po~san6v
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FOREIGN MARKETS

financial.
Los9on. July a-St.ver. s-;s.. coasols
IL l-lS
R~eaf~tusrs and Trains.
Liverpool. July s-wheat-Spot ssszty.
es-sxs1 pssss ko. . ysa x1naax, i -: 10 !
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


Board OF Trade
Chicago. July s.-Poiitscs Dominated ar
shs speculative markets today ana had =
beaun1hing effect on prices whes. De-
cllnea &C. Germ and eats about ,sc each
Provisions maze new low rrcards d.
ching i2Ass8ac. Whea. had another sx-
ceedingiy dun day. and fluctuations were
narrow. bairg confined 10 &C ~anxa
Oats attracted but little Attention Tha
feeling Was easy and prices ruled l.w~v
Corn ruled lower al day with an en-
s~emelY Light trade. Provisions w.-s o.
terry without support and made new low
record prices.
Closing Quotations
wheat-Jaiy. ssssc: August. Ezxc.
Corn-Juiy. sssc. September, er7sn
oatS--Jaly. issSc: September. Isl. .-s.e
poFk-JGiy. $50. ss2isrnber. ,1so: oc.,-
Ger. sstS
Iard--Jais. $50; September, rm
Rfes-July sSss; September, asa.
Eye-Sfsze.
F5zxse~d-gfc.
Tsmothy-yso.
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xAnEE A n koBISsox.
orchzra ard Pom Wasbsnesoa
1ceves City dock foot Of Na;n
~ n n, calling ~ 6oJfh Reach.
Brick Yard. Brem<rfon- y. g
49,. S,1n>y. Charleston. Trncyton,
S<'re-ezse Leaves Port Orchard
~fsfton 81 3 p. m. arrives Seattle
r =. Robsnoo0. master. Lilly.
EuS q Co. agsntA TsIepbsaa. Nah
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BUTTER! BUTTERI

We by al grades c< H@sse~-Creanery
Diary ard Ranch. eh1p year Bgtser TO
JOHN n. 4G Nv, Seattle er rsessaa,
x~s sss lac CssA
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GTEAMER WILI4APA.
CAPT. George Roberta.
nx Seattle for Alaska July q. 1ooo.
t 1S1fY fhsrteeE Gays thereafter
1rsIehs and passenger rAfe9 apply
J. O. CARROLL. Agent.
nrbwabacher dock. Tel. Pike -
anRfE8 e PEABODY. General Man
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n vAscorvER Rourx


HTEAMER UTOPIA
- Tacoma u noon: seattle. YeGser
"a n. Mondays and Thursdays
- 4owusepd. Anacortes. Falrhs~ea.
.atccm. Blaine and Friday Har-
- Vancouver. arriving yancouvee q
= f1llowine dAy
- further Information apply 70 Tee
1Wfk
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.~,r souND AND CENTRAL AMER.
s1u STEAMSHIP COMPANY

...-eh!p Transit VII leave Seattle 20
- xanertcs or July nth.
n.~n1ar sailings between Puget
ard Central Americas
- General office. Mutual LIZ
nAlng.
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THE MARKET REPORT.

FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Portland. July ?. 1S4
b. g. PAGCE. rcrecasts<.
q. 8. DFpau~u ~ aeprcTIT-
uhE- WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Sea Ir1fy O -
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C. p. lists Of IS. 100
D. q r. G. 70 III
Fours =. $500. SeA
Erie Dds ........ s.
g. Fl. 4 8. A. IS. 10
Sevens =. 1890. 9n
II. q r. Cent. IS. lG
N. X. 4. ist Is. siss
Second - 49,. IS
Nut, Union IS. Ill
N ]. c. @. IS lis
Nor. Pac. lists. .llsh
Seconds :. -. .1S13
Thirds :. 1890. :.
N. w. Consols ~
s. e deb. S. Ia
O. II. * ~. lsts.lsx
r. @. w. lists. ~
81 Paul Con. Is. Ia
G. Il p. w. IS. Us
St.L. Il I.M.G.5. "a
81. L. 4 S.F.G.6s 1904
Tex. Pac. lists :. Ef4
Seconds :. -. 10
II. r. lists OF 90. 1894
West Shore -. .iNh
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ooserve tors taken az al staticns 1t s
2 m. 18th meridian time g p. M Pzciac
GEORGE ~ SALISBURY.
Observer In Charge
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To the people. should We now eapstuiate
70 English greed. The finger Of fate points
To the election Of Horace Roiss. History
seems 10 be anxious 10 repeat Itself. Give
rs the man from Waterloo. and allies
viii nock TO his standard which VIII
destroy Mark Hsnna's Napoleon No. a.
esfec,uaIiv as the European allies Destroy
ed the French Napoison No. L.
Foots seconds Blackburn.
w. W. Fooss. OF California. seconded
Blackburn. az follows.
"Mr. Chairman and Delegates OF the Ma
tional Conventions: California. the great
eat gold producing state IN the world sent
20 the convention eighteen delegates who
are pledged 10 the unlimited coinage ut
silver a, the ratio OF Is 20 l without any
interference whatever. California has
the name OF stephen ". white. the Gissin-
gusxhed senator from that stat. and
the presiding oficsr 81 this con-
v~ntscn aapplause1. but senator
White has declined 20 permit
hss name 20 be presented. ard arm here
with the consent Of my de.sgasion TO Sec
ond the nomination Of a man whom be-
Heye 70 ps a. good. II not a better. rep
rs~sntaf.ve OF the free silver caase than
arv other mar VITO hsa besa nanari in
the uersnn OF j. C. e. Blackburn. OF KEN
turhy. Applause and chsers) We have
ado<fsa a platform Of principles here to-
cay which speaks In 10 ancer. an tone 10
ths p~orfs Of the United Sfates- The al
y.r platform OF this convention csn hs
understood ~ any man VINO can read tie
English language The era ii army OF
Democracy are today en- gel under the
oliver banner. ard my experiences 10 thst
when you have an army you must have
a leader ia whom they hass eonfs5encs.
Who could lad tbs siiyr forces TO
49, Ia = f.e4~f -
Eenfackyf fAppsA1se1 Who fought the
combined cohorts Of tbs treasury depart
-rsent 81 ths Fe1sral administration all
through the last session Of eongressf The
rews was waited 20 distant California
Joe EisSksurn appeared Ike the white
psurned knight Of savarrs battling for
chat cause and although The STATE usn1
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-12-04
Not Altogether Raw.

Hero Is u story OF a raw recrult
who proved a rather dangerous
one to joke with. Au officer ap
preached aud asked for his rifle.
Let me see your rine.'
The raw recruit handed over bis
rife and pleasant smile stole
over his face. As the oficer re-
ceived the weapon he said 10 a
tone of deep disgust:
You're fine soldier. You've
given up your rifle and now what
are YOU going to dor
The young fellow turned psle'
and putting bis hand 10 bis pOck
ct drew out a big knife, and pre-
pairing for business said In voice
that could not be Misunderstood:
'Gl' me that rife or PIl bore a
hole tnrought you in a minute
The officer instantly decided
not to play any further With the
raw recruit, aud the rifle was
promptly surrendered.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-12-04
Rather Cruel.

know young man who has
bis walls covered with the por-
traits of pretty girls and women
some 600 of them. A few &C
qualntances, bat the majority OF
the photographs ere Of actresses
and strangers.
His 6ance said to a friend OF
mine the other day.
'Do you know. L feel quite iea''
ous aud heavy hearted when L 60
into that room of Georges. l woB'
der what he can see 10 me lookln 2
at all those lovely girls for hours
at a timer
'Oh.' said my friend, some men
don't care for beauty IN their
wives.
ADd then as the awful silence
arrived on time, she felt like sink
ing through the floor her utteranc'
had been an honest one.
The maiden went away rather
hastily after that and hasn't re-
turped.-Polly Pry IN n. 7. Rec.
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The Bravo Man.

DO l understand you TO say,
oueried the barrlster, looking hard
at the principal witness, that up
on hearing a noise In the hall you
rose quickly, lit candle aud went
to the head of the stairs-thAt a
burglar was at the foot of the
stairs, aud you did not see himi
Are you blindi'
Must tell the truIhf STAN
mered the witness, blushlng to The
roots OF his hair.
The whole truth was the stern
reply.
'Then,' replied the witness
brushing aside his damp, cliuglng
locks and wipIng the perspIratlo"
from his clammy brow, 'mI wife
was 10 front Of me.-Pearson''
Weekly.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-12-04

last one beng caught under an en-
glns was chopped of by the con.
ductor with an ordinary ax to
prevent the engineer being roasted
alive. Those who Witp essed the
operation say that Sam rested on
ole elbow and smoked a cigar
while the conductor hacked lawPy
at his ankle. 1t was a wooden
leg.-Atlanta Constitution.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-12-04

The curtain had Just gone up on
q fsrce-comedy.
'How can you tell which one Of
those girls is the starr she asked.
by the length OF their skirts,
he replied promptly. The one who
has the shortest is always the
farce. comedy star.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-12-04
McA'FEE AND LOVETF
BARRIERS,

Main street. opposite the clothing
Sore Of Horsey & Atwell.
~ Prompt and polite attention and
resonsble prices.
mar. 13-
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WELL BORING.

I am prepared to bore wells. After
zen years experience, can guarantee my
work.
Prices TO suit the times. Write to me
or terms.
LII. HARRIS.
90 emo I'd. Woodstock, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-12-04

A little boy was taken down TO
the harbor by his father, and saw
for the nrst time large steamer
towed by puffiug little ting, with
an immense hswser connecting the
two. 'Oh, papa, papap he shouted,
in excitemsnt. See! The big boat
has the little one by the tail; and
he's a-squealinv
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-12-04

She-I am so afraid Of sou news.
paper meni
Hs-Wbyi Are We so badi
She-No, but there's no telling
when you are going to press
Hartford Times.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-12-04

The shortest day is always the
longest With some people,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-12-04

Mrs. spOoner.-'Charles. do you
think you would ever marry aGaint
Mr.. spoonsr-'Whal! after baV'
ing lived with you tor ten years!
Never!
Mrs. spooner says she would
give something handsome 1t she
only knew what he meant bv that.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-12-04

There is more than one way to
get rich, IT you know how.
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'GraclousP said the sumner
boarder. what Is that tower With
the great wheel on top OF it1'
That there is a windmill the
farmer explained. 'Reallyi About
how much wind will It turn out in
a dayp
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-12-04

Eyeu the hone, bee is dead.
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But my text suggests that there are
some things that this century ought 70
do before be leaves us. thus saith sne
Lord. set thine house in order, for thou
shalt die and not live. +" We ought not
10 let this century 20 before two or three
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~" for GRIP.

Sold ~ Druggists or sent prepaid on receipt OF price,
esc fr 81 rnay Re assorted except % 81 size only
pa HrNrHREYs ,NuAL Enlarged Revised hAiLEDf kEE
HUMPnREls' MID. CO..iil rs William ST., New lork'
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Jenner's arrest BY incubation OF one
Of the worlds worst plaques Dr.
Keeley q emancipation for ineoriety. In.
timation that the virus Of maddened
canine and cancer and consumption are
vet to be baked by magnificent medical
treatment. The eyesight Of the doctor
sharpened till he can look through thick
fiesh and find the hiding place Of the
bullet. What advancement In geology
or the oatechism Of the mountains
chemistry, or the catechism Of the eie,
ments; astronomy or the catecnism o.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-12-04

ways review bis past life at such a
moment; often he wastes time
thinking upon mere trItie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-03-06

Denn man eine gepDbnlibe GetBz
ler'f9e HDbre, b. +. cine nit etnges
f9molaenen YolbrGbten perIebene,
mDsli9it luftleer gepumpte 9lasrDbre
init elmer gubmtorff'iden 8atterie
berbinbet unb ben Snbuctionsfunten
bur9 bieie RDbre binbur6geben ldbt.
10 iiebt man ben negatiben POl (&az
tbobs) aund9it bon einem i9malen
beuen Saume, bann bon einem relatip
buntlen blduli6en Raume (9limn1z
li9D umgeben. Oie 1tmsebung bes
poIitipen gols (4nobe) bingegen unb
Der grDBte She'll bes 3piidenruumes
lit mitS9ibten belen rotbgelben 2i4s
tes erfillt. 9ieie Grideinung dnbert
fi6 ipeIentlib, ipenn man bic 8eroiins
nung Der Cuff in ber @eiBler'i9en
R0bre beitdnbis ipeiter treibt. 8ei eis
ner gstpiHen S06e ber 2uftperbiinnung
breitet ii6 bas blGuli9e @ltmmli9t
INNER peiter aus. Inter Uni mitGnoen
erfiiGlt es bas sanoe Snnere Der RDbre.
9abei ruff bas bon Der &atbobe aus
gebenbe @limmlt9t ober tur3 bic
r&atbpbenitrablen" ba. po es auf bas
@las trifft, 5luorescenSerI4e 4einungen
berpor.
Mtan fam gu Der @rfenntnib, bab
bieie 8atbobenitrablen cine 3eibe gang
beionberer GigenIbaften baben. Sie
mertpiirbigite bapon lit, bab bic &dz
t6obenitrablen it9 nur grabbing auss
breiten unb ni9t, pte fonit Der Sns
buctionsfunte gu tbun pflest, umGden
berumgeben unb allen &riimmungen
Der &06re folgen.
pruf. Rontgen's 8erbienit beitebt
barin, nahdefpisien Su baben, baB bisIe
bur9 bic @eiBler'i4e gtGbre binburd
ii4 fortpflan3enben Strablen eine
2tdtdrt ftnO, ipelbe auberbalb ber
9eibler'fden HDbre BON bem meni5z
li9en 2luge ni9t tpabrgenommen ipirb
unb bod pie bic uns ebenfdlls unii9ts
barren ultrapioletten Strdblen Der
Spnne itarte bemiI9e 2i3tpirtungen
9erporsubringen permdg. Die gnt=
bedung fanb in folsenber Weiie itatt:
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s. a IL b ftefett.

prpf. &Dntsen bemerfte, baB cine
in Der Ndbe Der 9eibler'i9en .RD4re
befinbli6e Sdrpumplatincbaniirplat
iebesmal in fluorescirenbem 2i9te
aufleu9tete, tpenn er einen Snbucs
tionsitrom bur6 bic @eibler'19e
RDbre ihidte. @s 5eigte itd, baB bic
8arpumplatincpaniir Pldtts nod bis
au elmer @ntfernung bon Stpei Wetern
BON ben&atbpben itrablen erregt purbe.
9as gini9lieben Der 9eibler'i9en
GObre in einen papptartpn ober in
cine SolstaFette dnberte ni9ts an benz
mertipiirbigen 8organs. prof. HDnt>
gen fam ieBt auf bic Sbee, an bic
Steqe Der 8arpumplutincb
i'm finIteren 3immer eine geipDbnli1e
pbotograpbiIdhe platts gu erponiren,
unb bic platte reasirte ebenIo, als
ipenn iie benz Sugesli6te erponirt
iporben pGre. No9 msbr. Gs eez
niiste Elm Slid photographic emz
pfinbli9 gemadten Slim ober cine
@lasplutte li9tbi9t in eineSolsi6ahe
tel einSufdlieben unb ben gu pbotoeras
pbirenben @egenitanb bor bic S6abs
tel gu itellen, Inn feline @iebergabe auf
Der in Der bloBen Solsfbadtel itedens
ben platte gu betpirten. Gs laq nabe,
bieie 4usitr0mungsn fir ultrapiolette
2i9titrablen gu balten, aber Elm ipeitez
rer @eriud beipies bas @egentbeil.
WGhrenb bic ultrapioletten Strabltn
ben 8redunesgeieben bes 2tdhtss gez
borden. tbun es bieie Strablen ni6t.
sic IdFen ii6 peber bur9 Spiegel su<
riidperfen, nod bilr9 prismen serz
itreuen II. 7. 10. sic iperben aud
ni9t, ipie bic bon Der 3dtbobe aus
eebenben Strablen, bur9 einen Magz
net abgelentt. Sierbur9 unteri9eiben
lie Ii6 bon Der 3atbobenitrabluna, bon
fpel9er iis, ipie RDntsen fanb, dusee>
ben, unb bur9 ben Mansel bsr sRez
flsrion unb Refrdction bon ben ans
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quit. 8emerfenspertb lit, baB iie als
erite 8ilbbauerin in 0eutI9ldnb aud
Elm Dffentlihes Monument, bas 2iez
besbenfmal Bel 9erd, searbeitet bat.
Selene Quitmann ipibmete fi6 erIt
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burtsftdbt Qlltena na9 Berlin iiberites
bette. sic beiu9te bic &unitI9ule,
fpGter bic Sa9tlaHen am &unftgefperT
bemuieum. Seit brei Sabren arbeitet
fie ielbititdnbig. befonbers 9ilonihe
unb Reliefs.
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ter ibren @enofinnen. sic lit i'm No@
bember 1872 in @nberna9 am Rbein
qeboren. Sbon als &inb 5ei9nete unb
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benz &inberleben. Sm .8erein 8erliz
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men ausgebilbet, baneben ginsen plas
ftiIhe 4rbeiten. S9pn 1890, a9tSebnz
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