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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-18
KENTUCKY MEANS THE NATION.
Success for Democrats In the state
Means II in the Country.

Means IL in the Country.
Versailles, KY, Oct. 17.-Wiliiam J.
Bryan and his party left Louisville at c
o'clock this morning and proceeded to
Frankfort where breakfast was had A
large crowd greeted the arrival Of the
train. Mr. Bryan spoke at the opera
house, making the following telegram the
basis of his remarks:
"St Louis oct. 16.-Hon. w. j. Bryan,
Louisville: Jones, Stone, Wnitmore, Ca
ruth, Cook and many other friends con,
graduate you, Goebel, Blackburn and
Kentucky Democrats on splendid reception
in Kentucky. Success in Kentucky means
success in the nation next year J. G.
Johnson"
Mr. Bryan said he had seen 1t stated that
the election of Goebel would mean de-
feat 20 free silver. If he thought so, ne
said, he would not be in Kentucky.
1t was raining hard when the Bryan train
reached Versailles, the nome of ex-senator
Blackburn and the center of the Blue
Grass region, Notwithstanding which a
large crowd was at the depot Ex-Sena-
tor Blackburn, who met the party at
Frankfort took charge and escorted the
visitors TO the Court House, introducing
Mr. Bryan. Mr.. Blackburn's daughter +,
seriously i'll, and il Is understood this IS
the cause of his absence from the touring
party. He will leave the train here. Mr..
Bryan In his address covered about the
same points treated at Frankfort this
morning.
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Chairman Jones and others which he read
IN his Fmuuort speech. He continued;
Give Reasons for BoIting.
"rf there are reasons in that state that
make ia necessary tor you 20 elect a Re
publican Governor and a Republican SEN
ator then give those reasons and do not
put it on the ground that you are trying
TO he!p nominate me in 1850. Do
not put II on the ground that
YOU are trying 10 save the cause
of free silver. / know those men
who have been lighting for free silver. 1
have come in contact with them. I know
their character and zeal, l know what
they have done for Democracy, and l
would rather trust the Judgment Of such
men as Stone and Jones and Wetmore and
Johnston. as 10 what is best for Democ-
raey than the judgment OF the railroads.
"The railroads have been in politics be-
fore. We have them in Nebraska, and l
know in 1895 nearly every railroad in the
state was hauling men to Canton, o., TO
uphold the nations financial policy. (Ap-
plause). / am not willing TO believe that
they are especially Interested In the tri-
umph of the Chicago platform. which de-
clared IN favor of arbitration of differ
ences between labor and capital and op-
posed government by injunction.
81 want to leave you with the suggestion
that while every citizen owes il TO him
self. his country and his God 10 vote ac-
cording TO his conscience, yet every intel
ligent citizen Is responsible for the cor
rectness of his act. If every candidate on
the boiling ticket was my brother ] would
not advise any one TO vote the ticket and
thus old in the election of a Republican
Governor"
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KILL 800 OF THE B0ERs.

The English Engaged Sustained a
Loss of But Eighteen.
London. Oct. IA special dispatch from
Cape Town says that 800 Beers and eigh-
teen British have been killed in a battle
at Mafeking.
Col. Baden-Powell made a sortie from
Mafeking in force and attacked the Beers,
who were investing the town.
After fierce fighting the British carried
the daY
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-18

An Editor Imprisoned for Criticfs-
ing Emperor William.

Berlin Oct. 17.-DE. Klapper, editor cf
the Deutsche ar-Correspondenz, has
been sentenced to imprisonment In fort-
ress for six months on the charge Of L Sc
majestic for criticising Emperor william
The leading Agrarian organ, the Deutsche
Tage-Zeitung, biames the Emperor "be-
cause by frequently Identifying hims "
with public measures he compels criti-
cfeu -
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rrnnsvnnl Account of It.

Pretoria, Oct 14-Delayed In transmits
sion).-Heavy fighting took place this
morning north of Mafekng. An armored
train sent TO repair the railway line open
ed fire on the Boer commando. One burg
her was killed and two wounded.
A second engagement followed, In which
nine British were wounded.
Yesterday, while Gen. Cronje's troops
were near the broken railway bridge. nine
miles north of Mafekng, an approaching
train loaded with dynamite, was fired upon
and blown up. There were no casualties
on the Transvaal side.
Pretoria, oct. 15.-(Delayed in transmits
sionl Further dispatches received by the
government say that fighting continues
north of Mafelxlng. The British, after the
second engagement. retired in the direction
of the town. but they resumed the attack
shortly afterwards, two burghers being
killed and three wounded
The commando engage1 was impeded,
CONTINUED on Seventh Pagel
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ARE FOR THE FILIPINOs.
Meeting OF Anti-Expansionists In
Progress nt Chicago.

Progress at Chicago.
Chicago, Oct 1.-THE opposition of anti
expansionists to the subjugauon Of the
Fiiplnos took tangible form to-day in the
meeting of about 100 delegates from differ
ent parts of The country 10 launch a cru
sade against the policy of the administra-
ton in the Philippines. The meeting was
called to order in Central Music Hall by
Temporary Chairman Edwin Burritt Smith
OF Chicago.
Tho Committee on Organization OF the
conference was appointed as follows:
George G. Mercer, Philadelphia; Frank n.
Scott, Chicago; Dana Estes Boston: Louis
r. Enrich Colorado Springs, Col, and
Paul +. Coste 81. Louis
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JAY EATON AND STONE.
Lower Worlds Eight-Lap Track
Record for n Mile.

Birmingham, Ala, Oct. 17.--At the Coils
cum track in this city tonight the worlds
eight-lap track record for one mile was
lowered ten seconds by Jay Eaton and A.
The distance was covered in 1887 2-5. The
record was held by Michael and johnson,
made on the Memphis track two years
ago.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-18
PAPER WAS SUPPRESSED.
Spanish Editor Charged with Pub-
fishing seditiOus Articles.

Manila, Oct. II, $3.50 p. m.-The newspa-
per Patria has been suppressed and Its
editor, senor Utor a Spaniard, placed
under arrest on a charge of printing and
publishing seditious documents. For some
time the Patria has been hostile to the
Americans.
Recently pamphlets attacking the Amer
leans and the friendly Flpinos have been
circulated; and the police believe that Utor
wrote and printed them.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-18
susnIcioun Case at Miami.

Jacksonville, Fla. Oct. flowing 10 the
discovery of another suspicious case Of
Ger Porter has placed that town under
quarantine.
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No New cnser. No. peathr.

New Orleans. Oct 17.-The Board of
Health to-day reported no new cases Of
yellow fever and no deaths.
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RUMORs ARE PERSISTENT.
Smallpox Breaks Out at CapetOwn
Among the Natives.

Among the Natives.
Cape Town, Oct. 7.-Allwalnorth, Cape
Colony, is now isolated. From Colesburg
come persistent reterations of the report
that the Beers have attacked Mafeking,
being thrice repulsed with heavy losses.
From other towns on the border similar re-
ports are received.
Smallpox has broken out here among
the natives from Johannesburg. Eight
cases have been discovered.
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Seventeen New Cnser.

Key West, oct. 17.--There were seven
teen new cases Of yellow fever reported
to-day; no deaths.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-18
BELL CAPTURED PORAC.
killed and wounded Filipinos wInh
But SLIGHT Loss.

But slight Loss.
Manila. Oct. II, 1925 p. m.-Belrs Regl-
ment moving from position northwest
Of Bacolor this morning, drove the enemy
out Of Porac. One American was killed
and one wounded The Flipinos lost a
number killed and wounded. The Ameri-
cans captured two bullock carts Of am
munition.
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Was a Magnificent start.

Never, probably was there a more mag
nfcent Start in a cup contest and the
Shamrock carried off the honors The two
yachts wheeled and circled about like big
white gulls, each striving for the advant-
age, their hulls and decks and sails gleam-
ing In the sun.
The Shamrock finally got the Columbia
under her lee two minutes before the stare.
and rry as the defender would she could
not shake off her rival. Both were on the
port tack. to the southwark of the light
ship. Finally, when but seventy seconds
remained, the Columbia wore around beau
tlfuAy, while the Shamrock simultaneous
ly tackled in the other direction. and thus
making two divergent circles, they came
around on the starboard tack and headed
for the line.
A collision was almost inevitable had
they approached each other at an acute
angle under the lee Of the lightship. But
the Shamrock established an overlap, and
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Volts specinlties.

AaAa ceffss at ten cents q week
longer.
The best eranberries oalY ten cents
per quart at VOLTS.
Pure New ls,rk buckWhtat and Ganada
maple syrup: t Wolf's.
Home made comf1rtefs. Nothing bnt
the best mate ial used. Sold at cost.
II you want a good apple for a change,
get the New York fruit. j.. II. Wolf.
Will have n car OF salt on Monday or
Tuesday. II YOU want Il quantity, it will
pay you 10 get it here.
Our SPECIAL sale OF al.-wool dress goods
will continue several days In order to
give everyone an Opportunity.
The Mishawaka BALL Brand" kni;
boots, German sox and combination rub
her and fells at j. II. Wolts-an almost
inexhaustiUle supply; at lowest prices.
Our idea Of handling fur coats on SO
low a margin that nc competitor cares
TO bother with that line of goods has met
with splendid success. We have had to
order twice-so early in the season.
Our aim for some time has been TO buy
sparingly simply to sort up" but over.
anxious to please III customers we have
bought, and bought the best things al
the lowest prices that SPOT CASH could
secure, till now we actually tind the
store filled to Its utmost with new goods
and THEY MUST GO. j. Fl. Wolf.
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In SoutI, Dakota.

Doland Times: Three years ago Job
Mills of Lodi. Wisconsin, let II. II. Fuller
OF Doland have $3.50 worth of cattle on
shares. The agreement was that Mills
was to have his $3.50 back and the in
e was to be divided equally. Last
week they settled up, and, after deduct
ing tue $3.50, each one of them hsd $40
worth of cattle. Or, in other words, the
$3.50 made an earning OF 500 in three
years. Mills says that beats the dutcll-
mans one per cent.
Iroquois Chief: The writer knows Of
a similar case. An %Iroquois party, mod
esty forbids mentioning the name. put
out ten heifers on shares three years ago.
The party with whom the stock was
placed was 10 have all the milk aud half
tho increase. The purchaser was to have
the original stock back and half the in
crease. The original stock cost $500.
The deal was closed out this fall and the
original stock was sold for $3.50 and the
increase brought S794. Aside from these
items there was the milk for three years
This was taken TO creamery and at a
low estimate amounted to $500. In
other words that investment OF S2OC
three years ago was closed out for nearly
$500. This is no theory, but an actual
case for which we have the figures, and
demonstrates that there is nothing thai
pays better than stock.
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TORY Lake Township.

L. L. Drury was doing business in the
township Saturday.
Rev. &C. Baker will commence a plo-
tracted meetings,at Newton Lext Sun
day.
Ed Brown is building a new hoase, the
old one having grown too small for his
family.
Gabe Gabrielsen has just completed
the building of of the best dwelling
houses in the township.
Jacob Olson has bought the old Simon
Thorsen farm, 1870 acre.. for $500. He
has a large number Of cattle and horses
which he will winter here.
j. Il. Wright had the misfortune TO
dislocate his shoulder a few days ago by
a fall. but he Dluckiiy replaced tie joint
himself and is nov at work again.
III. Bates opened school in district No.
8 on Monday, the Both nlt and Mr.. Hall
of Red Lake township. took charged of the
scho,l in district Nc. 6 last Monday.
W. II. Miller, ohe Of TORY Lakes best
boys, surprised his friends last week by
closing q matrimonial contract with
Miss Olive Roberts of jackson, Ill. The
light Of woman's smiles will hrnceforth
illuminate Billy's hitherto loneiY DWELL
ing. May their voyage across the mat
rim0nial sen be a prosperous one.
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Words For The Wise.
Lyon and -Four x coffee, lOc.

KS A1}oA auu Aous A8SoAtSSfSAuS
Aberdeen and C%hamberlain flour.
An elegant line Of prints just unpaeks
ed.
Mems Out o. Sight Shoes, our red 6g-
ure sale price Sl.50.
Women'a Dongola aue Shoes. Onr red
figure sale price sos.
Women's Satin Calf Shoes. Our red
figure sail price $.95.
Misses fine Doneola Shoes $3.50 Our
red figure sale price $l.15.
Misses Dongola. hutton or lace. Our
red figure sale price $.95. Z.
Boys Armor Plate school Shoe S1,75.
Our red figure sale price $l.35.
B.&M. Co.'s Zebra women's Shoes $2.25.
Our red figure sale price Sl.S5.
Mems Wear-resisters, tan colors, 1926.
Our red figure sale price S2.75.
Mems %, So and so cent neck,ies, your
choice, red figure sale price 10 cents.
Call and see our new line of ladies',
Jackets, Capes and Furs. Just received.
Fancy plaid novelty Dress-goods, reg
Ular 121a and Is cent. Our red figure
sale price s cents.
A nice line of dress goods, tlannels
shirtings. prints, ETC., from Marshall,
Field & Company.
Matson's Big Store.
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The apple crop in Ohio is practically a
failure this year, again, rs usual. Far
mers back there say they cannot account
for this failure year after year. They
say that it is not caused by the orchards
becoming aged; that the young trees re-
fuse to produce sound fruit as we'll as
the old. Years ago northern Ohio raised
plenty Of peaches; enough to moro than
supply the local demand. or late years
it appears to be impossible to keep the
trees alive. They bear three or four
years lndifferently and then die.
The Democratic party is to be congrat-
ul%ated-and the Republicans won't feel
bad a bit-0yer the reelection OF Hugh
Lowe as commissioner at the west end.
He has been an admirable o~flcial-main-
ly instrumental with some Of the other
Democrats on the board in Strengthening
out previous county tangles and malad-
ministration generally. He swore up
hill and down-flguratiyelY skeaking-
that he would not accept the office
another term, but was finally prevailed
upon to do so. His big majority over bis
Republican opponent should be very
satisfactory to him.
A writer IN an exchange gives the fol
lowing simple treatment for hurns: "a
girl Of II years turned over q gallon OF
boiling liquid On her leg and foot.
When the stocking was removed the skin
came with it and the pain was intense.
l tore a strip off an old sheet, and having
put nearly a pound Of soda Oh the limb,
wrapped the sheet about it in such man
ner as to exclude the air, bound it firmly
and saturated it we'll with coal oil. In
fifteen minutes sue sat with her foot in a
chair and joined in the other chi]dren's
play. In two days she was in school.
and in two weeks the limb was well.
It never panied her after it was dressed.
A barefooted boy stepped on fire, and
was almost in spasms with the pain. 1
bound on soda and coal oil, and in less
than twenty minutes he was asleep and
had no more pain. know it is the best
remedy for burns"
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Does il 20 t.uy Cbcapy

A cheap remedy for coughs and colds
ia all right, but you want something
that will relieve and cur the more sew
ere and dangerous results OF throat and
lung troubles. What shall you do? Go
to a warmer and more regular climate?
Yes, il possible; il not possible for you
then i'll either case take the only remedy
that has been introduced into all c'yiliz.
ed countries with success in severe
throat and lung troubles, "Boschee's
German Syrup" II not only heals and
s gsnm. d assy cx 6ne alIags a ia;,lama se5d
nights rest and cures the patient. Try
ONE bottle. Recommended many years
by all druggists in the world. Sample
bottles at +. e. Millers.
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For .,i.en.es or ,yomcn.

Bright's Kidney Pills are an unfailing
and perfectly safe regulator. By taking
Bright's Kidney Pills for ten days prev
ious to the time each monthly period is
due, the monthly sickness is made easy.
TardY or imperfect Development in girls
may be certainly and spepdily overcome
tile use of BriEht's Kidney Pills. EY-
cry box warranted. Twenty-Five cents
per box. j. +. Millnr, druggist.
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Union ToN1,shtp.

The election is over and everyone is
hauling hay.
Andrew Brooks was doing mason work
for w. Haylik last week.
The election was very quiet. Only "a
votes were cast, 10 for the Union ticket,
and II for the Republican.
Eustace Ward was out from Kimball
to look over the prospects for putting
down an artesian we'll for Mr.. Jensen.
The funeral services Of NJ. jackson
took place Thursday of last week, inter-
ment taking place in the Pukwana Gem
etery. The services were conducted by
the Modern Woodmen, and were very
largely attended.
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II had dyspepsia ffty-seyen years and
never found permanent relief until l
used Kodol dyspepsia Cure. Now l am
we'll and feel like a new man." writes
s. j. Flemming, Murry, Neb. 1t is the
best digestant known. Cures all forms
OF indigestion. Physicians everywhere
prescribe it. +. e. Miller.
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For over FIFTY Years

An old and we'll tried remcdy.-Mrs. Wlnslow's
Soothing Syrup has been used for fifty years by.
teethlng. with perfect success. 1t soothes the
child, ~softens the gums, allays'ull pain cures
wind colo. and is tho best remedyfor diarrhnaa.
1t is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists
in every part of the world Twenty-Five cents q
bottle. Its value is incalonlablc. 30 sure and
ask for Mrs. Wirsiow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other
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You never know what form Of blood
poison vii; follow constipation. Keep
the liver clean by-using DeWitt's Little
Early Risera and you will avoid trouble.
They are famous little pills for consti-
patton, and liver and bowel trouble.
r. Il, Miller,
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The 1rpr,ltc na.a t;nat.

lSlivitd by al! roul tyspeptics Whose
tStntHn Liver are cut of order. All
srr:t .f.Gw that DR.. Kings Ney
Lii, wonderful stOm .cl, AID
liver ,thts.y, gives n splendid appetite,
great energy. Only % cents AT aiiy
Drug Store. al
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ON Every Bottle

or Shiloh's Consumption Cure is this
guarantees: "All we ask Of you is to use
tWo-thirds Of the contents OF this bottle
faithfully, then ii you can say you are
not benefited return the bottle to your
Druggist and he may refund the price
paid" Price % cts, so cts. and $500.
Sold by Ochsner's drug store.
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The Elections.

The returns from the thirteen states
Holding elections this year show that the
political cUmpieataa uf4 the country has
not materially changed since the hast
presidential election. Mckinley has
carried Ohio and Bryan has more than
held his own in Nebraska.
Iowa has given Shaw a majority ap-
proxlmating Go,Cco. more than double
that OF his majority two years ago.
Nash is elected in Ohio by about $4,000.
Nebraska elected the fusion ticket by
$4,000.
Goebcl, the Democratic nominee liz
Kentucky, is defeated by something like
3,0oo.
In Maryland the Republicans were
overwhelmingly defeated, tho Democrat
lc majority approaching 5000.
The entire Democratic state ticket was
elected in Mississippi by 10000. There
was 8 great falling off in the Populist
vote.
The New York legislature is still re-
publican, though the Democrats made
great gains.
1t is conceded that the Republicans in
South Dakota have reelected the present
judges of the Supreme court by a major.
ity Of 5000 to 5000.
Twenty-Five out of twenty-seyen pre-
cincts In Brnle county give the follow
ing: Fusion, Smith 427, Kennedy 43o,
Bennett 424; Republican, Corson $3.50
Haney 3l2, Fuller 1888. The other two
tprec!ncts will increase the fusion ma
jority for judges to about an even 100.
!, Hugh Lowe, Democrat. is reelected
commissioner of this county by a ina
jorlty Of sc.
: Kimbal IL city gave the Republican JUG
: tcial ticket a majority Of 1G.
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Geo. holland. Rocsland, Ohio, says, "My
wife had piles forty years. DaWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve cured her. 1t is the
bes: salye in America" 1t meals every
thing and cures all skin diseases. +. E.
tT;Il,r Fs aEs s-aEE 49,
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Ci,umbcrInin's ssa5n Balm Cures 9th
eIS. Why Not You. a i

My wife has been using Chamberlain's
Pain Balm with good results, for a lame
shoulder that has panied her continually
for nine years. We have tried all kinds
Of medicines and doctors without receiv-
ing any benefit from any of them. One
day we saw an advertisement Of this
medicine and thought of trying it, Which
has used only one bottle and her shout
der is almost well-Adolph' L. Millett.
Manchester, N. H. For sale by F. E..
Miller, druggist.
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\ &light Cofti.

Is often The cause OF lagrippc. You
will end Bunsen's Pine Tar Cough Honey
pleasant, soothing and effective. It
cures lagrippe, coughs. colds, whooping
cough, pneumonia. and all throat and
lung affections quickly and permanent
ly. Ask your dealer about it. Il. e.
Miller, druggist.
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How Is Your vic!

Has she lost her beauty? II SC. Con-
stipation, Indigestion: Sick Headache
are the principal cause Karl's Clover
Root Tea has cured these ills for half a
century. Price % cts. and so cts. Mon
ey refunded if results are not satisfac-
tory. Ochsner's drug store.
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DO You E1naw

Consumption is preventative? Science
has proven that, and also that neglect is
suicidal. The worst cold or cough can
be cured with Shiloh's Cough and Con-
sumption cure. Sold on positive guar
antee for over fifty years. Sold by Ochs=
.ner's drug store.
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Notice-Life insurance companies will
reduce the rate 80 per cent to all who
agree to use Rocky Mountain Tea. A
wise measure. So cents. Ask your
druggist.
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Beautiful women everywhere owe
their matchless loneliness to the usn of
Rocky Mountain Tea. Plain women
made attractive. Ask your druggist.
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- December 4. 8, and 6 are the
V| dates for the next regular pro-
f%essional visit Of Henry II. Frudenfeld,
the technical optician of Sioux Falls.