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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12

Omcers Are Elected. but Some OF the Pro-
posed Facing Rnies krlected.

The New York Yacht Club held It's annual
meeting last night at the club house, 81 Madl-
son avenue. There WAS q large attendance.
Commodore L. NJ. Brown presided, while j. V.
s. Oddie acted A. secretary. The following on
GERS were unanimously elected:
Vice Gommodoro-LewI. Cs.s Ledysrd, schooner
Eontauk
TTIss.Ss:!-T; WI; Hurst
Fleet sSrseon"norri. :. A.ch. MD.
ze Msss.% and " Barton aops,a. ''o =
oi So@p. tsn on nd% ~. ssya AN" A ps ~ Er Duncan o,
jr., and James A. Wright
cEonl.s. ). Il. Davies {. L. +. Robinson, and c. Alfred
Library, Committee -Yordham Morris. Arthur II.
rTederiek' ii. Bensde J. Aug. sShsrmerhorn. l.
NAu.han clars, Tarraut Patnsm. Frederick r Sands
a snSn fassf SIi K. iadS s@a" T. Dun''H' ANN L" 'A''
Secretary Odd e In his report stated that there
we're i.2lf mem beers aud . fleet OF 39s yachts
enrolled in the Climb. divided as follows: Schoon-
ers, az, sloops. 20, steamers. l5o; launches,
me n csrs and A. Yachts . In ias, Year. 0''f 1O0
Secretary Oddie also read a letter from the
Yacht Racing Union Of Long Island Sound in
viting tho club TO become n member OF the
union, or at least to confer with tho organiza-
ton on ali matters pertaining TO yachting:
After some discussion the matter MAS referred
to the same COMMITTEES which recently reported
adversely on the proposed National Association
OF \ acht Clubs.
The proposed amendments 20 the clubs yacht
ing rules. which were passed Mt u previous meet
ing. came In for a great deal OF discussion, and
n number OF them were rejected.
section / o. rule l.. regarding the limit OF
draught. was passed, as was section q.
regarding time allowance. Section 4 OF
rule 4, regarding sail.over prizes. was lost.
while section IL OF rule l6. relating to
obstruction to sea room, was passed. Section .
of rule 4 was also passed, while sec
ton 3 Of rule 10. relating TO over
laps, was lost. Section IA of the same
rule. regarding overlaps In passing and
rounding marks, aud the new section 10 Of tho
manu,uvering start rule were laid over until tho
next M eting. when they viii DO reported on By
the clubs regatta committee.
The clubs annual regatta was liked for Thurs
day. juno IL, and II WAS announced that Ogden
Goelot bad again offered n $1,000 cup for
schooners and y $500 cup for sloops. which Will
be sailed for during the cruise.
The following new members were elected:
Irving Cox, DR.. AhrRm q. Brewer. Louis @. wAchs.
muth. Ensign orton p. Jackson, y =. ~: Lieut.
George A. Calhoun, u, =. NJ: Lieut.. william II. briggs,
Thomas D.. Grimm. c: :. Nj William T. Law.
n bradshaw. u. & ~; jameson Cotling. Charles NICK.
Isoser. Milton 5. Bars,r. Alfred Marshall. Nathaniel
Hathaway, Nathaniel witnerril, surgeon Middleton
Bcckwith. Lieut.. karl Rohrsr. Z, s. n: Charles 4.
Andrescn. Lieut.. Rogers IL. Gait. Us "; Edward \.
Woodward. Frederic A. Dallett, Adolph Schwarzman.
surgeon Lewis Morris, u. 5. N.
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PROPOSED TARIFF ON WOOL.
growers and Maaufactarers Disagree On
the Rates Of Duty.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE National Wool
'roWers' Association and the National Associa-
uon OF Wool Manufacturer have split on the
wool schedule. The conference has been In
'ssslon here almost continuously during the
past two days. behind closed doors.
Al eHort was made to reach an agreement as
orAtss OF duty on wool which might be recon-
mended tn the House Ways and Means Com
m"tee' Mr., S. y. d. North, S~ecretary.of tho
'auonal Association OF Wool Manufacturers,
'peaklng OF the disagreement, said:
Inc manufacturerI' committee. at tho re-
puest OF the wool growers. submitted q schedule
rates, which was higher than tho judgment
Vi the manufacturer approved as either proper
pol'l'c. out It was rendered as an evidence Of
,ue'f Willingness TO concode even higher rates OF
Na'' upon the raw material than they ask or
sapect upon their own manufactured products.
'neI proposed a duty OF & cents q pound on
"oo'sol class !, under 10 cents q pound In
.Ii,Se, and 10 cents a pound over that value,
scon, upunle ana triple duties on washed and
oveeIyu WOODS; y and III cents q pound on class
Ana 'o,s, Win the same dividing line OF values;
ra,s. upon CARPET woods tho Mckinley law
yaiu.. na,neiy, ~ per cent. under IL cents in
Ni,Lo.uu oV per cent. over that value, and
~uh9ut n sorting clause. This proposition
p,o,a' nave given tho wool growers n higher
SS.Heeelloh upon merino woods, 40 far as the ad-
nAEA aN.. htNs Nhsb WHY
1sre ever had under any tsrifr law. The wool
eir,TreuIs' AFTER prolracted session, passed q res
ps,,. rejecting this proposition aud all It's
ave. before separating the wool growers were
ihsv 70 name tho very lowest rates OF duty
sunno mete wiling to accept in return for the
ispport OF the manufacturer, and they author
M. Nh Judge Lawrence to submit the following
"aaeanle as their ultimatum:
wools 1--WE cents a pound on class l and class .
on y, uouole duty on washed, and triple duty
ana JJured; cents a pound on all carpet woods,
scoursd uole and triple duty on washed and
on ali II ana . cents a pound additional duty
nm ms J. : the original Lawrence scheda ala, with
sf.c sight notifications, and its disastrous
carps, upon the wool manufacturer and the
facinr.rm. "hnlacturer are obvious to all manu-
rrow.sl's' mere were members Of tho wool
lmnos. committee who recognized the
lrems OF acquiescence In such ex-
ths ~ rates. but the appointment of
In A. So"tnmitte- ~ conference has been placed
stit"voHa anh, OF Judge Lawrence. and no SO con-
lgsineu. We ommlttc that IL was iron cl,,d
pfogr.t my material deviation from the tariff
N"""o which he has been advocating"
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Secretary Morton's Courtesy 60 His Sue
cesaor.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ll.-Secretary Of Agrlcul-
ture j. Sterling Morton has extended an invita-
ton to the Hon. James Wilson OF Iowa, who Is
to DO Secretary OF Agriculture under the In
coming Administration to stop with him two
weeks preceding tho inauguration. Mr.. Will
son has not yet formally &C cepted tho invita-
ton, He is expected In Wash ington some time
the latter part OF next week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12

The seventeen February subscriptions for the
Amateur Cup, TO be run ut Morris Park over
tho withers mile, appear In detail in tho
Racing Calendar. They are as follows: August
Belmont, 2; Mr.. Chamblet"2; Duke & Wish
ard. l; Ralph y. Ellis. l:C. Fleischmann & Son,
Csfferty, /; Jasper MurDa. l.; oneck Stable, l;
WI Powers, ! E.. X. sanford, /; George E.
smith. .; Craig w. wadswor,h /. According
TO the conditions. further subscriptions can DO
made on April I and May /. BY the latter date
subscribers must name their horses or pay for
felt. There is no limit to the number of indi-
yidusl subscriptions. which may be transferred
on or before May /.
The Westchester Association claims the OPP
tion Of declaring tho race on unless the total
number OF subscriptions reaches twenty-five by
MAY 1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12
Lisut..Coi. X ell on the Retired List.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 11.-Lieut-C Col. Almon F.
Rockwell. Deputy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES neral. for
some time on sick leave at Paris, France. was
placed on the retired list to-day At his own re-
quest, after thirty years. service In tho regular
ablishmsn previous TO which he had served
in the volunteer service for six years ana had
been twice prsvetted during. the war. He 10 a
native of New York. Col. Rock wells retire
ment causes the following promotions In tho
Quartermaster's Department.: Major Ed win Is.
Atwood to DO Colonel. and Capt.
George +. Pond TO be Major. Tho vacancy in
the Captaincy will be promptly filled by the
President
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12
For n Night n.teen,n Force,

The Central ONCE Detective Bureau has been
Increased by seventeen new men, whom Chief
Conlin assigned there for duty yesterday in
order that n night detective force might bo
established. The new men were selected from
a squad OF about nfty. who have been looked
over by COMMISSIONS Parker. Most Of them
have done detective duty in precincts.
Capt. O'Brien would not give out any informa-
tion yesterday as Ia how soon no would start
the proposed night detective force. All no
would say was that the new men would do regu-
lar duty for the present.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1l.-Ambassador Uhl. at
Berlin. sends some German commercial notes to
the State Department, which show how effec-
lively the empire Is reaching out for foreign
trade all over the world which has hitherto be-
longed to other nations. Germany is second only
to the United States now in Guatemala and
Nicaragua. and last year took more than half
the ~latter's coffee export. Having ended her
customs war with Spain. Germany Is now get
ting q good share of The Porto Rico trade. but 10
still debarred from CUBA by the insurroction.
In South Africa and South America tho same
success 10 met, but tho most successful effort 10
that being made In Japan, whore Germany has
already reached second place. while the United
States 10 fourth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12
BRooKLYy PARK CIRCLE cum.
No Seeiey Features In Its Stag Entertain-
ment Last Night.

The Park Circle Club, which was recently or
Ranized in Brooklyn. has been setting a lively
pace for the Montauk, Carleton. and other clubs
in tho Prospect Park district. Although
launched only a couple OF months ago, the menu
bership 10 over 800, and tho novelties intro
duced in routine club life have included trolley
rides aud theatre parties,
Last night tho Prospect place club house was
crowded to Ito capacity. n stag" being the at
traction. The talent included sadie Fox, come
dienne; Elsie Eastman, soubrette; Nellie Soy
mour, tough; Nick Adams, monoloRue; Max
Dryfuss. sketch. and the Brunswick Quartet.
Rumors. emnnating as supposed from some
rival social organization. reached tho police
authorities, foroshadowing some Seeley foa-
lures. but they were found To be baseless.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12

w~AsHIsGToS, Feb. 1.-THE President to day
sent TO the Senate the following nominations:
Corps OF Engineers-Lieut. Col. J. A. smith. TO he
Colonel; Major Charles J. Allen. TO he Lieutenant.
Lieut.. William Y. craighiii. 70 he Captain; Second
Lieut.. ]. u. Cavanagh. TO be First Lieutenant.
Lieutenant. Colonel and Deputy Quartermaster-
General; Capt. George y. Pond. Assistant quarter.
master TO be Major and QuArtermasteri Lieut.,
john NJ. Carson. Jr., 10 DO Captain and Assistant
OuartermAstsr,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12
Medal OF Honor to cnapIa,u Hall.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l1.-A medal OF honor has
been presented to Francis Is. Hall Of platts-
burgh. n. Y. late chaplain sixteenth New York
Infantry. for distinguished gallantry In. action
At the battle OF Salem Heights, Va, May 3,
1863. Chaplain Hall voluntarily EXPOSED MIN
self to a heavy fire during the tbirkest or the
fight and carried wounded men TO the rear for
treatment and attendance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12
Army Orders.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE following army
have been issued:

WASHINGTON. Feb. THO foIIoWInR ARMY
orders have been issued:
The following board Of oficers will meet at tho
War Department for the examination OF Officers
for promotions; Col. George II. Weeks, Assistant
Quarrermaster GENERAL; Col. Samuel T. Cushing.
Assistant Commissary General OF subsistence: Ma
reg, Quartermastsr; Major William r.. Hall. sur.
geon; First Lieut.. q. =. rownsley. Fourth Artillery.
master, 10 ordered before tho board.
First Lieut.. s. p. vestai. Seventh Cavalry. IL de.
tailed "a Professor OF Military Science and Tactics
AZ the Central Universiry Of Kentucky. Richmond.
Ky. to take effect March I. 1897. ami will report
In person for duty accordingly, and no IL relieved
from duty at DepAuw University, Green Castle, Ind.
TO take effect at such time rs will enable him to
comply with this order.
The following Officers will report for examination
at Fort Leavenworth. First Lieuts. O.. IL. Sands.
luArtermAAteT, Sixth Cavalry; A. O. Duoat. Twenty
fourth Infantryi William Black. Twenty fourth In
fantryi {; H. stIoiher. First Infantry 4. !. Pen
Eighth Infantry. and W. L. Buck. Thirteenth In.
fantry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12
Jap,tor MacDowsn INSTANTLY Killed.

Robert MacDowell. 40 years old. who was
~JRnitor OF the Twelfth Ward Bank building.
corner OF Lexington avenue and l25th street.
was instantly killed yesterday, afternoon by
falling from the fourth floor through tho ele-
vRtor shaft to the basement. lie was fixing the
elevator door aud lost his balance. oil
leANcs n wife and three Children.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12
s,e,.,,. Ill with 4. N.-you. Disease.

BERLIN, Feb. 1.-THE LOEal AnEefger has a
dispatch from Moscow saying that S%teinitL. tho
we'll known chess player. has been taken sud-
denly Ill With . nervous disease. and that he
has been removed TO DR.. Morosof's Institute.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12
Reduced Rates TO Washington for the
Inauguration

The Royal Blue Line will soil excursion tickets
the round "Trip, and AZ proportionate rates, from al
other stations TO Washington, ID. c., and return
for tho Inauguration OF Presdentelect Mckinley
ON March 4th. Tickets will be good to go on March
LIST 20 attn Inclusive, and for return from March +th
to 9Th, inclusive.
foot Liberty street. North Hyer.-Adv.
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IL s.,ie the Pao,ne Railroad I.s,,,,.,...

p~Ash'NdToN, Feb. ll.-At the meeting of the
n"use Committee on Pacific Railroads TODAY a
Mi rso,e report was ordered on Mr.. Harrison's
''uless by a Cabinet commission.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-12
INTERsCHOLASrIO CHESS.
Columbia Grammar the Champion aik
Was Individual Honors.

EHuTNTuuuT HUHUEB
The final round OF games in tho New York in
terscholRstic chess tournament was played at
the rooms of the De La Sale Institute yester-
day afternoon. AS the result OF the tournament
depended on the gamo between Libsire OF Co.
lumbis and FAX OF Sachs, which
was adjourned on Wednesday afternoon. an un-
usually large crowd was present when play be-
gan. The Columbia Grammar School repre-
sentative had n better position than his oupo-
nenL but the game developed into n brilliant
one. 1t Mas only after hours OF tho hardest
kind OF a struggle that Libaire forced Falk to
resign, thereby winning tho championship for
his school. Falk, however. wins the Individual
played. The six leading bows will challenge
the Brooklyn High School for "A series OF team
games. summary VI tho final round follows:
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Following is the individual standing:

To THE FDIToR or THE SUS-Sir The inter
scholastic Chess Association hereby wishes To
tender its thanks TO lnF SUN, which has so cor
rectly and minutely recorded all the games OF
the tournament. THE SUS IL indeed the patron
Of all interschO!astio sport, Very truly,
lN~TERsCHoLAsTlC CHESS COMMITTEE.
New YoRK Feb. II.
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suxpnY o1rIL nr1L.
II appropriated ss~e.ssA.T4s. I~.e,ua,.s
Nearly 81 900 for Publie Hniidinns.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE Committee on
Appropriations to-day completed the Sundry
Civil Appropriation bill and directed Mr.. Can
non to report IL to the House. The bill carries
$50. es4. 743. over $4,000, 900 below tho esti-
mates and ST. 500, 900 In excess Of the appro-
priation for the current year. The estimates In
tracts. and the committed allows $751; 81 8. 900 for
such purposes. The request Of members from
Louisiana. Nebraska, and California for 81. os5.-
$50 to pay the balance due sugar producers un.
der the law Of 1890 was not llowed. The sp-
propriations for public buildings amount to
1881, 900. including $500. 900 for Buffalo and
$4,000 to complete the New York Apprais-
er's warehouse.
Among the appropriations for the construc-
tracts heretofore made are the following items:
For Portland Me. koesl.nd, Me- and Boston.
S oSSi Hudson 4 II R G"TeT \. e. e r stSSs.6io g. s ssg RRiss.. s sSsn:
pel: ,he triangular area ne.Mssn Bay M,ds, and Red
s aSSs sn s%s9S,5jo ono sewteMn' cr essnn 20 S se%p 1S.s
sss' go; eSra'9 a 81 lia, hsrSSs, 500 600 Dansir !,
fetu.e, .sSes, a5si .Pnlisdelphis nsrbor, removal OF
Smith. ,Pettys, and Windmill Islands, to compiste.
Illinois and Mississippi Canal. 1000 oool xswee.
nav bay to Lake superior, Mich, fiu0, 900: for com.
lakes between Chicago. Duluth, aud buTalc. 1906:
OvO.
NV h,sA} nSsi.a 9'pt stF,:SSi .:ns;r 'S fSr st GUN d Si;,iis'
tS7. 500; new lighishlp on Fire Island. n. T., $40, OO0;
iisS, " .tation ON on S hali. f Rsy. s J.. $1,000; sg U.V Gu 10y"
ST. Lawrence River. $1,000.
and Tor aovernment exhibits, 5000, 900.
Completion OF two revenue steamers for the great
Construetion Of steamer for service in Alaskan wa
tiers, authorized TO cost sifb,o oo. OF which $4,000 10
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The supso.t Bancroft at smyr

SMYRNA, Feb. 1.-THE United States gunboaI
Bancroft has arrived here.
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8. SGbrltthee Nretsidbiefen bes 9era.
ttfiden gd)itteHbunSeS tn Gutpff.

eSn @utDff, 8uabelupe @euntp-uns
weii Der @reuse uon 8erar COUNTY,
wirb am Is. unb 16. Mai bas 8.
SdbrIi6e prsisi9ieBen bes 8eranif1eu
S9hBenbunfes abgebalten.
Die 9eamten bes feitgebenben Ser.
ems be5 ,@utoh S6iiben @ereias"
fnb bie 5e1.en 0enrp 4bams, prdf,
bent; IribD &eal, 8ice .prdRbent; s.
s. BREEDER, 9efretdr unb Mb. G9erg,
56abmeilter.
Ser eegenm1rtise prdfbent 6es
99aben.Bunbes 1T Serr s. Doi6 tn
San Mntonio, gice prGRbent 6err
Sulius @ieiede in Reu Braunfels uub
5efretdr unb G9abmeifter 6err s. %.
@tupe in San Mntonto. Das Bun.
be8. Romits ieBt f9 aufammen aus ben
6erren 6. 9. pfenfer, Neu' 8raunfels,
@uitab &einiger, Green 8allep unb
gilbert Gtepes in San Mntonio.
8ereine, bic benz Bunbe ni9t ange,
b6ren, f6nnen ftd nod por Nnfans bes
S6ieBens In ben 8unb aufnebmen laI.
fen, unb 5tuar gei6iebt bies bur6 3ab.
lung Ses @intrit!s unb Sabresbeitrags
on ben 8unbesssetretdr.
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STE sesmmms ftarfer sierpem

tam nt4t bur@ mtneraItiGe 8eidnftisanssmttt.I
iOnbsrn nur bara wtrtiame tOniias SebsusIuns er.
ianst wsrbsn. Sptate fOatsa nur nebsnbti, unb
Bpar 10 mabis pte m6slt&, setrau&t perben.
Starte Rsrpen iInb rubts nub bsr btrette 2Bss. UNI
btsS ssrbe,utabren, 1T, tts esbsnstraf gu tartsu.
DaS bepdbrts etdrtuussmitteI, SOFetter's Waseu.
8titsrs, wtrb man ais prufdnbis fur bieeu 3wed
ausrst@enb finsen, ba es bie Stabsruiiis iir stus
Sranbltae gerbauuns unb aiiimiltruus ber Rabruns
sdnslt beiets, 70 oaB ber t0rpsr BITE tbm nOtsusns
btss Ouantttht Rabruus reip. ataitfOIf erSalt.
Rbeumatti&ens, 9ieren> uub 8laisnlstb.n pirtt bas
Dttsrs snsssen unb oafiebe 1T auberbem stu sranb
l8er mebtstati4sr SttmuIuut, bebsutenb rstner ale
bte robsn i'm Sanbel bsHnblt&en R.tsmtttel, pelde
iaabli6 auf eas @erpsnipfem reastren.
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Gin 1lmfeblbares sUi ittel.

Cas 6elb Der Mirflamfeit bcs be-
rnbniten Or. 8uI's nulten SYrup
ip,ro lmn,er fcrtbeiteben, benn penn
cue sUtutter einmal bieles lrnfetlbare
WtIttel 9e9en S,uiteu, Grfdltun9, 8rdus
ne eoer Seud,huiten sebraud,t bat, 70
iplro lle ME cine anbere Webisin pers
ind,en. m5d) 9ebraud,te Or. 8na's
gniten SDrup felt Is csabrem III Der
Samtlie ge9en Suffen Grtaltuna unb
Ssalsseeioen anb fanb i'm Elm ausqes
seifnetes Wlittel. " Srau .. Z. .@larfe,
1863 @on9ree Ctr, @lepelaub, .. Or.
Butts louiten Sprrp tpirb ilberall fir
25 @ents oerfauft uno man barf ild
nid,t pcn 8erfdufern iiberreben lalIen
einen anoeren coer ettpas bitli9eren
slrtifel Su nebmen, benn nur Der dd,te
Or. Bul's nuifen SYrup 9iebt INNER
;ufriebenitellenbe 2eiultate.
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Mufte6un8 8Saefabren bur@ ben :
9ans.

I0n5.
Die an fb nidbt neue Sbaiia6e,
baB Der menidli6e G9weiB I'm bod.
fen @rabe 9iftis III, murbe In bumOr.
boiler Weife ftir3li6 in Der 2poner
"Societe des sciences medicales" bon
0errn Mrloing bargelegi nnb bemieien.
| 3uHd6it itelte Ct feit. baB Der bur9
nattirli6e Nusbiinitung unter beHSon.
nenfrablen. i'm Warmen Babe II. {. NJ.
iiG ersebenbe SdueiB aiemli6 uuge.
| fdbrlid iit, um 10 siftiser III ber in
Jolge beftiger Infirengungen bes 46rs
pers. beim Surnen. San3en u. +. m.
abgeionberte S9peiB. 6err MrIoing
bat @rperimente nit bem GIaneGbembe
zines iungen Mannss angeheat, Der
einen gansen abenb, unb einen She'll
Der gta9t biabur9 setanat bate; biefes
6em6 1T Don ibm aerfaiert In beitillirs
te8 WaRer getporfen morben; nit Der
Gltiffigfeit bat er baum ginipribungen
bel 0unben uuternDmmen. Die Sem.
peratur ifieg bel Beriu6sobietten OH.
9enblidli@ auf cine enorme 96be; bie
Sbiere uurben i6lafih@tig unb bers
enbeten na6 pentgen Gtunbea mad
beftigen 9ur9fans grf1einuneen.
Bet ber 4utopFe ergab ft9, baB bic
Gpeiier6bre f@ in elmer bo1grattsen
@ongeftiOn befanb bic 9eber tpies gelbe
Jlede auf, tuie fie bel elmer Snfieirung
biefes Organs beruor3utreten pFegen;
ferner tparen bic 6ersbOblrdume nit
meiBen 8erbidlasen ansefallt. Die
er5eugten gerleSuugen unb Gt6rungen
bes OrganiSmus iparen In ibrer @e.
fammtbeit beHen analoe, bic bon ben
@inipriBungen bss 9tpbtberitisgtftes
er5enst werbeu. Wer bdtte wobl ge.
glaubt, baB bas Glauelbembe zines
gIdn3en0eu WaloertdnaerS berartlges
@ift In Jolse Der hinterIiiftgen Nus.
binfiung feiner S9meiBtreibung8brl.
fen entbalten tbnnte! Sie Sdn3er l5eis
men ismit iebt ben &eeorb ber @iftis.
feit 3u 6eRBen. Nrme SerpF@ore So
TT aud bein @ultus iebt bon ber alIes
antrdnfelnben WiHenidaft als S6red.
Bib ftir bic nit @ebre1en iiberbdufte
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-04-27
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-04-27

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-04-27

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Stabt frei abaeliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-04-27
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ION 1897 Hub: Sn Quantitdten bon
so pfunb unb mebr 25 Gents per 100
pfunb. SIN Quantitdten bon tpeniser
als so pfunb. 80 Gents per 100 pfunb.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-04-27

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