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10 SAIL TO THE FAR NORTH.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 18th lrs,
vessel TO leave for points north o. St
Michaels this year will be shc bark
Alaska She will sail for Golovin bay
Port Clarence and liotxebuc sound bout
May !. aud on ner return trip will prob
ably bring the Hrst authentic news rom
those points,
over 500 gold miners wintered on the
rivers cmptying into Kotzcbue sound
but since the return OF the Alaska .ast
year hot word has been heard from
them, They We're we'll supplied with pro
visions and the only anxiety regarding
Them Is In regard to their success or
failure In locating deposits OF gold
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mates could be properly cared for In such
county homes, admission 10 which should
invariably DO from tho state asyiums. In
order that the permanency Of durability
Of tho dlsease might FIRST be definitely
determined In each case, Hs would not
permit single case 0f temporary In
sanity 70 be sent FIRST to the county home.
The county home system Is called the
Wisconsin system, and In that ttate Il
has relieved the congestion Of the state
hospitals. Tho savings Of the system
have paid the original expense. and the
products Of me home farms, together
with the state appropriation 0f tiD per
capita per week. have paid the total
maintenance expense. Dr. Dotwler urRsS
the adoption Of ths county system IN
every county in Pennsylvania. In fact.
II II not matter NJ choice but o mat
ter OF necessity. The state hospitals are
already 80 full that nearly 400 insane
cannot be admitted. Every additional
year adds from 20 10 30 10 the insane
population Of the state. The building Of
n new hospital every three years Is man.
liehliI UHpyHhlDifs Inc tDnHAJ hIhieWf
therefore, must b. adopted IN order 70 re-
ilcye the existing hospitals. provide for
tho incurablc and take care properly Of
those who stand q chance OF recovery.
County homes. the legal prevention Of
the marriage Of the insane. the teach
ing OF men and women whose ancestors
have shown the tendency toward lnsan-
Ivy that for them the producing Of on
spring Is ono OF the greatest OF moral
wrongs would 20 far towards solving
the problem Of caring for the insane as
Il Is today, and 10 prevent It's becoming
more serious as each year goes by. Part
OF this work IL for the family house.
hold. tho family physician. the minister.
Part Of Il Is for the people OF the coun-
iies. They cannot set about the build
Ing Of county homes TOO soon. Dr. Det-
wlier has done the STATE a good service
Ia presenting the situation 80 forcIbly.
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TO INSPECT
PANAMA CANAL ROUTE.
steamer Alliance 10 sail with a Dlsun.
gulNhcd Party 10 View the Scene
of the Proposed Waterway.

NEW YORK March &-on the Pan
anna liner AlliancA. which Is TO take a
delegation of United States senators and
representatives 20 Ceniml America TO
view the proposed Nicaragua and PAN
anna canal routes. elaborate preparations
are ociug made The steamer will prob
ably start from here on April /
After viewing the canal routes. the
senators and congressman on the home
ward trip viii View the scene OF Ger
Ncfa's defeat at Santiago. and stops will
bo made at other points In Cuba The
expenses OF the "trip viii he paid by the
new Panama Canal CNmpany.
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YOUR FACE.

Shows the state o(~sMEr feelings and the
state of your health as well. Impura
blood makes itself apparent IN a pale and
sasiow complexion. plmples and skin erup-
tions, II you are feeling weak and word
out and do not have healthy appear
ance you should try Acker's Blood Elixir.
Il cures all blood diseases where cheap
sarsa parillas and so-caned purifiers fail;
knowing this we sell every bottle on a
positive guarantee. For sale by Estes
Conn Drug Co.
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TorquOise blue stationery is very mucl
in vogue.

The Death Knelr' has been sounded
TO Apothecaries' Drugs, and sign ITO
LET" will be in many windows OF doc
tor offices since the Aunt Jane Home
Remedy for female troubles has been
placed on the market. Every man or
woman. married or single. should send
two-cent stamp to our office for beau
tlful illustrated circular, free. Address
The Aunt Jane Medicine Co., rooms l2-1l
Lewis Building. Portland. Oregon.
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Movement on Foot to Make
CIeveIand's Ex-Sseretary The
Democratic Candidate.
THE SOUND MONEY LEAGUE
! Sterling Morton Again Chosen Pres.
ldsnt Bryan 10 Attend the Cheap
New York Dinner.

MILWAUKEE. March -, The Journal
today says that u movement IL under way
TO make eH.scoromry Of state Richard
olney tho democratic candidate for preai.
dent next year ls revealed IN letter
from Boston TO tho Journal General
olnuy's campaign In based on tho theory
that he IL IN favor Of Imperialism. white
opposed 10 annexation.
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THE OLD WAY
OF Treating Dyspepsia and Indigestion
by Dieting a Dangerous and
Useless One

I We say the old way. bur really II Is a
very common one az the present time and
many dyspepucs and physicians as well
consider the FIRST step 10 take In at
tempting TO cure Indigestion Is to diet.
either by selecting certain foods and re-
jectlng others or 10 greatly diminish the
quantity usually taken. In other words.
the starvation plan Is by many supposed
TO be the first essential.
The almost certain failure OF the star
walton cure for dyspepsia has been proven
time and again. but SIN the moment
dyspepsia makes ITS appearance a course
OF dieting is at once advised.
All this is radically wrong. Il Is fool
lsh and unscientinc 10 recommend dieting
or starvation 70 a man suffering from
dyspepsia. because indigestion Itself
starves every organ and every nerve and
every fibre In the badly.
What the dyspeptic wants 10 abundant
nutrition. which means plenty Of good.
wholesome food and Stuart's Dyspepsia
thing 10 assist the weak stomach TO d.
gest H. This is exactly the purpose for
which Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are
adapted and this Is the method by which
they cure the worst cases OF dyspepsia,
In other words. the patient eats plenty OF
wholesome food and Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets digests II for him. In this way
the system is nourlshed and the over
worked stomach rested. because the tab
let's will digest the food, whether the
stomach works or not. One OF these tab
lets will digest 300 grains OF meat or
eggs.
Your druggist will tell you that Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets Is the purest and
safest remedy for stomach troubles and
every trial makes one more friend for
this excellent preparation. Sold at 80
cents for full sized package at all drug
stores.
A little book on stomach diseases mailed
free by addressing F. A. Stuart Co.,
Marshall, Mich,
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NEW USE FOR MEGAPHoNE.

CHICAGO, March &,-Ihe success of
the megaphone as a burglar alarm has
been demonstrated here. While several
citizens were pursuing prowlers with
little success. G. Schanble, whose house
had been robbed, seized "A megaphone and
shouting through the instrument from
his front window, succeeded in summon
ing policeman who was travelling q
beat seven blocks away
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FITTING OUT TRANSPORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2S--The Unit.
ed States collier Brutus is to come down
Guam The Brutus will sail about April
3, The Nero Is also coming down from
the navyyard to be fitted out, She WI
80 to Honolulu and will be used to make
survey for cable between Hawaii and
San Francisco,
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AMERICAN TROOPS IN A RIOT.
Tho New York's Absence ON santiag
Leads 10 Serious Trouble.

Tho New forks Absence on Santiago
Leads b Serious Trouble
KINGSTON. jamaica. March 2.-Ths
crews OF the vessels Of the American
fleet. on shore leave started rioilng
among themselves last night over the old
fcud abou, the flagship New York's ab.
sencc from the Aghting al the battle OF
Snntiag0 dc Cuba. The trouble lasted
over Two hours before the officers and
police succeeded In supprcsslng H.
scNcrr men were slightly wounded
but Green and Armstead. Of the Texas
were the most seriously injured. The
former had his bowels ripped open and
the later wnA stabbed twice in the side.
Both men are pronounced to be in a
dangerous condition. The wounds were
inflicted Dy colored man ramed John
son. also Of the Texas who Is a Jaulal.
cain lie was surrendered by the police
and Is now IN double irons on board his
ship.
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sALooN KEEpER BILLED

SAN DIEGO. March 2s-Danlel Cassidy.
a saloon keeper. was shot and killed by
Michael Rose. during a quarrel in the
formers place Of business Rose. who h
under arrest, denies all knowledge OF the
affair. though the shooting Was witnessed
by several persons.
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rnn SOUND MONEY LnAoun.
Present oniccrz Of she Association Were
All REELECTED.

Present Oniccrs Of ,hs Association Were
Al He.islsctsd
NEW YoiIk. March a,-At a meeting
.,f lhe central cgrncil OF the National
Sound Money League, consisting OF the
Niee.fresldspIs' League. today the west.
cfa men reported thar the free.colnAge
agitation was declining. but by no means
dead. aud there was RAJ concurrence
In the view of Secretary Gage. expressed
IN a letter THAT II will DO wise for tho
sound money torcon to hold themselves
ia line TO oppose any fresh attack of tho
kind which Was ~ successfully resisted
In tho fall OF 1890"
Al The present officers uf the league
we're reelected 40 follows
} Sterling Morton n Nebraska. pfcsi.
dent. A II. Hepburn of New York. treas.
Ufrf. 6. l. Hutchinson Of Illinois. an.
soohio treasurer ana T. V, smalsy ol
Minnesota, general secretary
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We have saved many doctor bills since
we began using Chamber,ain's Cough
Remedy in our home. We keep a bottle
open all the time and whenever any OF
my family or myself begin TO catch cold
We begin to use the Cough Remedy.
and as a result We never have to send
away for a doctor and incur large
doctor bill. for Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy never fails 10 cure. II Is GER
tainly a medicine OF great merit and
worh.-D. s. Mearkle. General Merchant
and Farmer, Matte. Bedford county.
Pa. For sale by Charles Rogers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-29
FIRE IN a CROWDED cnrRcn.

NEW YORK, March ga dispatch to
the Herald from Panama says: Fire
caused a panic In the church OF La Re-
collection. Leon Nicaragua, at the cele-
bNtion Of early mass ON Sunday and
many women were badly tramplcd and
seriously injured In the rush following
the alarm.
Flames broke out in the altar fittings
while the church was crowded with 5000
persons mainly women and many were
hurt badly In the subsequent crush
The building was saved but the Images
and other altar fixtures were destroyed.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-29
SLOT MACHINES PROHIBITED.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, March IS
The house has passed bill placing slot
machines In the same class with other
gambling devices. The crime OF main
tanning these machines is made a felony,
punishable the same as other felon!es.
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SORES ON LIMBS
Two Years. Had Eaten Into Bone.
Wore Slipper. All tho Time.
Doctors, Medicines no Help.
Cured by cUTicuRA.

had sofrs on my lmbS, around my ankles,
for two years 90 bad that had 10 wear slip
psrs nearly all tho time, for tho sofes bad eA'sa
inlo tho b0se, lred doctors, and good many
things. but nothing scrmrd TO help me, saS
CurirrHA remedies ~ highly vcommendcdlwI
dstefmiusd TO ny them. rhtvc bottles OF Cuu'
cunA RrsoLyENr, aud one cake CtTicrRA soar
cured INC, Nus, wM. WtNrEils, Media, Kan.
CutievuL REhotuut, ths nsu hlc0d pprihel and
Ersslssioi hamnt cures pudss he b n'i ard cwuhtAn
huAs of tlrnoA utEns shd itbs Ivmarss The caus,
vhlis warm baihs with CpHcrHA hotr and grnte ahn'nt
inys Nph cuuouaA tainthsuu ffrsifsi ei emfalent
skh euirs cleanse the thn and tsslp NJ rts ard sea
Asy iichlnr burning, and lalafnuisiln. sooihe and
heal thas completing the cure.
aad throughout the vrfd rurtsn u. lSb G. Cdpr-
Sole ifups, hosion NJ -"ilov n NV tctsra, nee
BhBYS SKIN ''''' 'ce Garlasl lss' g6;faA'' sciS "
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The Quaker Cabinet yapor Bath.
Testimonials of It's Value.

F. w. NEwELL.-one using of the
vapor bath practically cured female
member Of my family OF la grippe con-
ditions
REV. W. B. HoLIINGsHEAD.--we
have used the vapor Bath In our home
for some time and freely recommend it
to the public.
GEORGE RlCHMoND-ws have used
the Q. V. bath and cheerfuly recommend
it.
G. W. SMITH, like the vapOr bath
very much.
MRS. JOSEPH PILCHER--f am greatly
pleased with the Quaker Vapor bath and
freely recommend It. to my sex especially
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nnYAN Will ATTEND

NEw YORK. March @-E v Brew.
Hlcr who has charge OF tho arrange.
mrnls Tot tho tl-a-head Jefferson dinner
of tho New YORK democrats. announced
today that he had received telegram
from William J. bryan saying that he
would attend tho dollar dinner on ApHl
p
lifcNstor said the dinner would be on
tho Chicago platform from the beginning
10 tho snd.
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MKlNLEY nnrrnNs HOME.

WARRINGTON. March . &--Prcsldcnt
Mckinley this afternoon returned to
Washington after an outing Of two
weeks and a day
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MRS. f. BARKER.-I have tried the
vapor bath and think II Is especially
good to have in a famlly-partlcularly for
breaking up a cold.
MRS. MARY MACKE, Midwife-Ar-
ter full trial, consider the Quaker
Cabinet one OF the best inventions ever
made for baths. No family should be
without one.
HENRY SHERMAN--l have had rhsu-
matism every winter for several years,
but this winter, since using the vapor
bath. have had no rheumatism. My wife
also recommends It very highly.
MRS. r. L. sAlITH-Having used the
cabinet consider It excellent, especially
for bad cases OF the grlpp which was
effectuaIy cured by Il.
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10 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative iiromo Quinins Tablets
All druggists refund the money II II
laUs to cure. Is Q. The genuine has l.. u.
q. on each tablet, For sale by Charles
Uoaefa
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MRS. sLocUM DEAD.

NEW YORK, March 2S,-Mrs. Clara
r. sloeum, widow OF General Henry w.
slooum. is dead at her home in Brook
lyn
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Mrs. X, Rasmussen is prepared to do
up curtains in satisfactory style. Good
work guaranteed Leave orders at Ore
gon Bakery.
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wANrnp-rAnM HAND.

Wanted. man to so to Tillamook and
take charge Of ranch, Must DO nfsj.
class farmer. hos, OF references required,
Inquire AZ this once.
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sRtnErAKY smnnMAN yEIY lLI

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. March "a
THAT eN-srcre,ary Of State sherman.
who arrived from cuba today on tho
cruiser Chicago. 10 very sick man no
one who got glimpse Of the inyallds
paild features can doubt
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-29

Why is it you always expect a stout
person to be good-natured?
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-29
LACE CURTAINS.

Tell the truth and"-get yourself into
trouble
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-29

When Death calls wo all can tand munp
say Here" but can wo all say Ready"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-29

A man ought not to be judged by the
company he keeps il he is a'po.itician
locking for votes.
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Columbia Bevel Gear Chainless Standard
of the World, The Wheel that Satisfies
A few remarks from Astorians who ride it,
FULTON BROTHERS.
Attorneys az Law,
ASTORIA. oregon. october IL. 1884
rope MAnufaeturIng companyi


IT, then
on vii be conan to ride 10 9th Respectfully
~ ToN
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o. II. ESTES.
Physician and Surgeon.
ASTORIA. oregon. October i5, ,N

for Columbia bicycles, Astoria oregon;
thank advising
constantly FOR
to the
repairs made has possession
thanking good fortune
the wheel remain most respectfully service
O d
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PROJECTORS on THE NEW
PARTY AUE DISCOURAGED
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nhpVc GYM soAtr sad llNs ns.aaasd b.
EnDI y OhlW CurlCrH 5oAr
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WAW FWNWNINNW. NNL
LoutnvrI.iK. ny. EEw YORK. MY.
Not sale by all Druggists Price sne. pct bottle
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8udaras uno Samartanbs tGgli6
abIpielt, nobel MenI6en aus allen
Sbeilen 4Iisns bunt untereinunoer9e@
niirfelt fino, aud bort bic grObte
Strenae sur 4npenbung tommen
unb pom0gli9 alien 9%elegenbeiteu
porgebeugt perben, bel benen 9rDbere
8oltsmaFen an einem Srte bi6t bets
Iammen pereinist limb. 9erIsi 9elea
eenbeiten Iinb Defenders 8oltsbeluitiz
9unaen, bensn bic 8u9ardt.n mit9ors
liebe buloissn. Sierbei lei elmer ets
aentbiimli6en 4rt BON 8eluIigung
g~rpGbnung getban, bic nan iiberun
in Qiisn, pon 9eriien ungefdngen bis
China, finbet; has Iinb bic Sun5dufs
fiibrunsen BON 9uaben, r9atI9is" ses
nannt.
Sn 9u6ard fommen berbGltnibmGz
fla penige @erbre9en Dor, bod imz
MERLIN lit bus Oortige 9efdngnib tets
seFiiGt, unb ieoerSeit finben ii9 inter
ben Strdflingen mebrere sum Spoe
@erurtbeilte. Ro6 Dor ni6t 5u lanz
ger 3eit ipurbe has SpOssurtbeil in Der
@eiie poGitredt, baB man ous unIelige
Spfer in cine 9rube mari, in Der es
bon Dansen elmer srOben art fpims
melt,; Der Delinquent puroe in penis
gen Stunben ftelettirt. Sber man
mari ben 8eruTtbeittsn BON 8srbres
dsrtburm berab! Seute ~bssniigt"
man iih bamit. ben Sieben bic SGnoe
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9 A in 9 d a..

sigene GcItsn Ell batteriulogiI9es Sna
ttitut griinbete, tnur5e pom 3aren ans
llbIi4 bes Musbru6es Der 9eit in
8pmbup gum Gbef Der ruiiii9en PeItz
Gpmmi5iion eripd6t! unh an Der Spite
elmer sroBen Expedition BON aerSten,
Srantenpflegern uno militGr in bic
@egenb BON Samartunb abcpmmanz
Dirt, nm bic @erbGltnife an Sri unb
Stele gu itubiren unb ole @prii6tss
mabregeln CUR @erbiituns eines Meiz
terI9reitens Der Seu9e gu treffen.
Oas S6idIal @uropus in Ianitdrer
Siniiat rubt Iomit fir cine seipife3eit
in Der 9anb biefes Mannes, beHen
Qufgabe es lit, ben ri9paraen Sob"
in ieinsm 8ori6reiten auf bem 2anbz
tuege gu binbern.
Bel benz boben Snterefe, bas tie
Sadie fir bic gdnae cultibirte Welt be-
iibt, biirften aud einise8ilber aus benz
DirtunsstreiIe Der ruiiii9en peitz
GommiIIion piItommen iein.
Sn eriter 2inie mub 8u9ara in 8ez
aug auf bic 2ebenspeiie Der 8epOltes
rung, ietnsn SdnoelsOertebr mad duz
ben unb feline ianitdren 3uitGnoe
iiberpa9t perben. Bon Seiten Der
bortigen Regierung 1T nidt btel in biez
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Sie Ruttcr hes grGiiorntcn.

gus elmer tleinbiirgerli9en Samilie
i'm iiibli9en 5rantrsi9 itammt emile
2oubet, benz Die b06fte 8iirbe Der
frdn50fIden Republif, bic bes 9rGIi=
benton, anpertrdut pprben lit. 9as.
algemeine Snterefe !panote ii6 nuturz
gemdb ulsbulb ben angebDrigen Oes
neuen StdatsOberbauptes gu, in eriter
2inie Ieiner greiIen Mutter, beren Bib
mir beute bringen. Mabdme 2oubet
lit bic @ittps bes friiberen Maires bon
MarIanne, zines Sorfes in Der Ndbe
BON Wpntelimar, unb le6t nod beute
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SdpeIIe in 9 II : q o.

8etanntIi9 finb bic rei3en, fru9tz
barren Climber Sn%bosGbinas gang be-
fpnOers reid an I9muden, fdrbenz
i9immernbsn, meiIt pra4tOoG gelegez
men Bagpben uno bubbbiitiI4en
9DBentempeln. Sbnen tonnten bic
Mtfiondre, Sumal BEL ben fait beitGnz
bisen Observation-Disclosures, LANCE 3eit
ni9ts irgenOpie GntIpre4enbes ents
gegenieben. grit nit Der franSDfi6en
Grpberung unb Der @riinoung bes
sroben inbpz9ineIiden Golonialreiz
DIES Gnberte ii9 bic Sa9lase. @s lag
i'm SntereiIe Der &egieruns ielbit, bus
Mihionspert aud nab bieIer Seite
bin 5u fOrbern, unb 70 entitanben in
ben lebten S%abraebnten in ben Sebn
Qpoitoltf9en @ieuriaten Don Song
fling, go9in9ina unb Gambobf9d,
cine sroBe @n5abl gum Sbeil groBurtiz
ger 6riItlifer 9~ottesbduier, bic bur9
ibre eblern 5prmsn re6t siinitig segsn
bic rei9en, aber phantaftii3 seI6mdds
loien Sprmen Der Seioentempel ii9 ABB
beben.
Gs biirfte getpib unIere 2eIer intez
rehiren. fpenn mir ibnen in elmer Ret9e
bilOli6er 9arfteaunsen bieie itufenz
peiIe @ntpidluns bon Der primitipen
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Sn Central

Dor einissr 3eit brad i'm a3ob, eta
mem flsinsn 0orfe in Der RGbe Gu
mdrtanbs bic PeIt aus uno BON ben
@elebrten lit Bis ieBt nod ridt ers
griinbet pproen, tpie bic tiidii6en
Srantbeitsteime SauIenbt bon Meilen
pcit bon i%enIeits bes mG9tisen 9imu=
laiu in bas itiue, einiame @ebirgsporf
GtEttGlsafiens perT9leppt perben
tonn;sn. Oant Der duberorbentli6en
Gnersie Der ruIiiIden Regierung 1T es
selungen, bic Psit in ienem perlaRes
men grbpintel peni9itens bis ieBt
f~eItSubalten unb felbIt bort bic SeuGe
gum Riidgange gu bringen. Bring
aleranber petropitf9 BON Slbenburg,
Elm Mann BON islteper @nersie uno
llmIi9t, Der pbpobI SOlbat BON Ses
ruf, ipeciel Dem Stubium Der Bate
riologie 10 bpbes Snterefe e%ntgegenz
brin9t, buB er in 81. petersburg duf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-06

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-06
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