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The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-14
FOR NATIONAL IRRIGATION.
Eastern Interest n Its Possibilities is
Growing.


Evidence comes to show that the ma
tional irrigation movement is not dead
j but that on the contrary it has taken {
firm hold, particularly of the people o
the East, where opposition has beer
the strongest. On the 18th of August,
the Missouri Press Association adopted
ringing resolutions pledging itself to
urge upon Congress and upon individ-
usl Senators and Representatives ire
specl;ve of party, the necessity for the
construction of storage reservoirs by
the Federal Government in order to
redeem Arid America and to control
the floods of the Mississippi. The reso-
lutions were comprehensive and broad.
On the same day the National Asso-
citation of Merchants and Travellers, at
Chicago, at special meeting of their
executive committee to decide whether
they would take hold of the National
irrigation movement, adopted the fol-
lowing trenchant resolutions:
Whereas, The building of great
storage reservoirs and canals by the
federal government, as advocated by
The National Irrigation Association,
would transform the great arid region
of the west into fertile territory, cap
able of sustaining greater population
than inhabits the whole United States
to-day, and would practically double
our national wealth and resources,
enormously enlarging our home mar
kets and increasing our trade and COM
merce and the prosperity of the whole
people ofth United States,
"NoW, Therefore, be IL RESOLVED:
That the Federal Association of Mer-
chants and Travellers will give its ac-
tive and vigorous support to the ma
tional irrigation movement, and we
urge upon the people of the United
States, and especially upon all mer-
chants and manufacturers and COM
mercial organizations in every part of
the country that they cooperate in aid
of the movement.
The fact is, that eastern merchants
and business men generally recognize
the moment that it is called to their at
tention, the vast possibilities which
open before them, in the reclamation
of the Arid West through compre-
hensive storage reservoir system. 1t
takes no prophet to see that with the
opening to settlement of millions of
acres of the most productive land of
the world and its populationby thrifty,
industrious and well-to-do farming
communities, an immense market, the
superior of any in the world and al
most at and within our very doors,
will be opened to the thousands of
American factories looking for places
to sell their products, while they in
turn would be so stimulated as to make |
heavy demands upon eastern farmers
to feed the hundreds of thousands of
their employees.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-14
POLLING PLACES.

East Fork = At Valhalla
hall, Judges, G.. NJ. Henning.
sen, Fred Heise and Hans
Nelson.
Genoa-At Court House,
Judges, NJ. Turner, c. W..
Dake and r. Raycraft.
Mottsville-At Barrett &
Tucke's hall, Judges, Mike
Fay, j. II. Park and John
McCue.
Jacks Valley-At School
house, Judges, Fred Winter,
Chas. Lewis and j. Hughes.
Cave Rock = At School
house, Judges, d. Couillard,
Jos. Short and A. McCleary.
Hobart-At School house,
Judges, Wallace Park, Ed.
and VIM. McFaul.
Test: Il am in favor of the
free and unlimited coinage
of Silver at the ratio Is to l
by the United States indie
pendent OF any other nation,
and will support the nomi-
nees of the Peoples INDIE
pendent Silver Party"
A. l.. RICE,
Chairman of Peoples Ind.
Silver Party Central Com
mittee of Douglas Co, New.
HANS NELSON, Secretary.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-14
Cheap Insurance.


Don't think you can afford
to run YOUR chances" when
life and property are at stake.
Money cannot bring back the
lives of those you are bound
to protect; and to lose your
building means loss of time
and money. a good Light
ming Rod is the best and
cheapest insurance known.
II. B. BEERS, Agent,
Genoa, Nevada.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-14
A Clean Ticket.

The Democrats. and; Silver Party
conventions fused tremendously Al
Virginia City last Friday and put up :
strong State ticket, composed of clear
and able men who, if elected, will work
for the best interests of the State. The
Democrats and Silver men of this sec.
ton are pleased with the. work of the
conventions and the Republicans will
have the satisfaction of knowing, il
they are defeated in the coming cleo
ton, that defeat was not accomplished
through trickery and Vaccinations OF
party bosses in the ranks of their OBJ
ponents. Citizens, good and true, of
the State of Nevada took a hand in
making the nominations at the fusion
convention and the party boss was
turned down. All this gives promise
of better things in the future for the
State of Nevada, whose political con-
ventions have so long been controlled
by INSCRIPTIONS politicians. The real
fight of our people is now against the
men who have for years ruled and
ruined Nevada, and the COURIER trusts
that in the future whenever the prod
uct of party bossism and corporate
greed shows up on any ticket, county
or State, the people will vote it into
everlasting obscurity. The honest
voter will ask of every candidate, was
he nominated on account of his hon.
esty, ability and fitness for the position
he seeks, or is he machine made can
didate, tool in the hands of other
men to corrupt politics, hoodwink and
rob the common people? The people
of Nevada must insist on the election
of honest men to office. There is no
other way to get our dues from the ma
tional government. There is no other
way to build up the State. This shout
ing Nevada for Nevadans," as we
have been doing for the past ten years,
and at the same time permitting politi-
cal bosses and corporation influence
to control our elections, as was the
case in the election of Senator Stewart,
will never accomplish anything but
the ruin and disgrace of the State.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-14

1t is believed that 5000 people lost
their lives in the great flood in Texas.
Twenty-three hundred bodies have al
ready been taken from the ruins at
Galveston. Forty negroes were caught
robbing the dead. They were tried by
court marshal and shot. One man
had his pockets stuffed with human
fingers bearing rings.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-14

A resolution passed by the Silver
Party State Convention denounces
Senator VIM. M. Stewart as a traitor
to the silver cause and demands his
resignation as Senator from this State.
The Senator will not resign, however;
his seat cost him too much money, and
he will hold it for the next four years
in spite of the protests of the people of
Nevada.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-14

At Reno Saturday morning saloon
man named W. F. Bassman, shot his
partner, M. A. Billiard, and the latter's
wife and then killed himself Mrs.
Billiard was wounded in the throat and
will probably die. Her husbands
wound is not serious. A quarrel over
business matters is the supposed cause
of the tragedy.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-14

A Wisconsin court has ruled that a
man who remains away from home for
forty-five years without communicat-
ing with his family is legally dead:
That seems to be pretty good law. II
he isn't dead somebody ought to kill
him
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-14

There is a vast difference in the
meaning of the words imperialism
and Expansion" Study the defini.
tions of the words and see where you
stand.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-14

The game is made; rolf And if there
is any man On any ticket whom you
are convinced was put there at the die
tatIon of @. @. Wallace, vote him down.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-14

It Is said that Mrs. Nettie Craven,
who made such fight for the millions
of the late James G.. Fair, is shamming
insanity.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-14
Democratic and Silver
Party State Ticket.

Presidential Electors,
j. II. DENNIS,
OF Washoe.
JOHN WEBER,
OF White Pine.
RICHARD KIRMAN,
Of 0rmsby.
For Congressman.
FRANCIS G. NEWLANDS,
OF Washoe.
For Supreme Judge,
a. L. FITZGERALD,
OF Eureka.
For Short Term Regent,
w. w. BOOHER,
OF Elko.
For Long Tern Regent,
j. n. EVANS,
OF Washoe.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-14

IF you should happen to get into a
a political argument don't get hot.
Argue the question as you would any
other question, and keep cool
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-14

A teaching plant is being constructed
at the Mason Valley copper mines.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-14
SATURDAY, SEPT. ~. 1900.

At 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Ordered that the delegates
be apportioned as follows:
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-14
Peoples Independent
Silver Party Primaries
Genoa, Sept. 2, 1900.

Genoa, Sept. 2, 1900.
At meeting of the Gen.
trail Committee of the Peo-
pies Independent Silver Par.
ty, held at Genoa, this dav.
it was resolved that primaries,
be held on the
18th Day of Sept. 1900,
between the hours of 5 and
8 o'clock P. NJ, in the several
precincts of Douglas county
to elect delegates to the
Peoples Independent
Silver Party
County Convention,
to be held at the Court House,
Genoa, on
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-06

ofhcsr DsvauchsiIe Has Family rrou.
bles and 10 Forced to Rssien-

Raymond Devauchelle was, up TO last
night. n member OF the mounted natrol
OF the city. but his connection with the
department. ceased with last evening.
II all arose out Of family difficulty.
Last evening Devauchelle sent for
Mounted Patroiman Fred Wright ana
demanded that his wife be placed at
once under arrest Wright at ,rst re-
fused TO arrest her, but finally took her
90 the Police station where she was
locked up. no charge being placed
against her. shortly afterwards Dep
uty sheriff Chillingworth arrived "A
headquarters and he at once had Mrs
Devauchelle brought out and "a nc
reason could be given for her incar.
ccratlon save that her husband had
charged that she was drunk when she
was manifestly entirely sober. she was
allowed 90 SO at once TO her home. But
on arriving there she found the house
locked and her husband and baby gone
So she returned 90 the station and
shortly afterwards Officer Vida wa,
sent with her TO her home. He fount
the child at the house in the neighbor.
hood and restored II TO its mother. Their
he returned 10 Mrs. Devauchelle's hous.
and as the door was locked and no Ike,
that she had would unlock Il, Vids
broke In the door and let her in. II,
left her with a neighbor who volunteer
cd 90 remain with her.
While his wife was locked up In tn,
Jail Devaucheile came to the station
and gave up his badge and resigned hi
y position on the force. thus anticipat
Nng the action OF the heads OF the de
partment.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-06

y u, s..'n has prepared m.
r.. ~.. se, i1r August and IA
lsNsi h. 'he Governments Is
l sur ~, M. income As compar-
\ "a N. ''9 the receipts We're
T. h,.i !, ', ,'.. $1,000 more.
lprs I, $4,000 That August
r., n. ' .,i. ma, Of me pre-.
p 49,. y. ,h''t item % loss "a
10 =, ~ ~. whish averaged
p 4, @ p Tho ,vpensea
|S,,sT,.,,. month u A ,is1oG
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-06

Republican rally tonight at Waikiki
church at T;so o'clock. The speakers
viii be James ". Boyd. a. ". Gear,
\Clarence Crabbe. VIM. Aylett. Frank
Pahla. and others.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-06

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tllsrLa TODAY &c.. .
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"a I'ids .,,,b.s o. che stock
| iai ,a,T = 1 %. t'L ,..... and
4. ~ liI, .,, .' Yards'
n It p, ., PM, came tn from N'o'
,. ,,ss'L sn yesterday. ,ns.,
L. a 90 ~, pa occidental Hotel
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\ riis, ,,,. ID .be wa.kH Inn
| - ..-.o.,sr rugs WI not .,i
W. A''ro have th.m in a''
II 1922
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| ~ ,''l ..i 6g IIn.f Do Morgan
,sr descriptions for
-, as. Gone D. ''' -
,.ssb straw hats. also.
. % p. 7. .,saa laadgs. on Fort
s,.pis he ladies'. s .,,,.,,.
W go 4 co.'s soda water Their
-, .,om. with the privilege
nr,a.a. .sis can be had by con-
" l5f rent ads. 49,. .,,,,N
law AZ hacsmeu For iu'
~, - ai elsewhere. =
.,fs,riwaro and tools OF
sBrar company az VII
..,si ,sny BY James =. Morgan
-, Of furniture now In the
IN h. offered ~ WI ~.
,s.,Ios nevt Friday. See al
= ernl,ure and httlngs % a
sfsfpd at suction by VIII
II, !. friday az his salssroom,
low has me management
Ersall1uOr store on AIN
'ssss.ls he Occidental lio-
- sfau Is now an the 90 IN
guaia has "a great assort-
A. uro both Tor men and
..srsf f1ung woman would
,,,ls position with n good
- = Nv by me day or week.
pi pise
- Indoor baseball VIII be
Young Mems Christian
gymnasium this evening.
mai o'clock
o. r,aIng win b. held at the
- .~ff6w ~ . o'clock .. m.
- rIi b. Lapana keawe-
= ,Irbs Is cordially Invited.
aen ~ gone o. Kona 90 re-
~ A Was was recently
al y nmlysls. and has been
n rarl Cor some time past
"a tfner member % tho
- rlrant. was among IN
5~f america Maru BE takes
~ n ih.ruk1 as agent for the
y ~ IN those ironing tables
~ 10 II nertieman's shop. OPP
nj Nthols a co. They are
~ tf sale. and can be- seen
E1rlfi th0p.
nj hsh mass no 10 20 O'Clock
eIn lhs ctlholIc Church. Mis-.
lnltll vii sing a solo. an
larl Campbell viii play tn
hff ne ofartory
ts1 furnished cottage % si,
"a M Wtk'kl r1ad right of
N ~ and within the Eve CEN
str.fi fur rent at $40. Foi
- ~ an ul last page.
n n temporary absence from
Ar W q Gregg viii give Do
fil'nrof i0 Mr a. ". stafford
lNi tf h.n. and also have "a.
,i0f iha lrm NJ ~ q. Grcg
nt at kI.lht receiving stu
N euY declared lepers b.
tng board Uf thr Board q
NNI b' emit tD Mo'otal n
inspiration facilities are ss
nntrf of tbe Iaplncs
e AHoCalIon 1910 ho held N
lif afternoon f0 bid fare
ulns' vIoH pr s.dent of IN
Hl1 h go.re to thc Parl
~ q c1 vui thr comm
"no very choice btrsain
l'1efout department..
today Win interest vo
ume you WIN ara price
~ Che leading article
D. doubt as D vb.fbe
l tuning f.IH phon
A.te Company ana the
experienced tuner al onr
Who wul give $50
hail1n gutIs. ard wiz
-. ore among the paasor
Ahlla tn1 from Maui no
H., 'erdly hop viii.
n. .nd Wife D. a. Hrf
l Ms GHnrrp NUua
~ y y Hlyseldon. Mrs /
rfv W bottomioy. Jim
Aa hasalua.
IN ~ q iho s,coai cmrrsr.
l'.t Cathedral tomo
as- w b. held hta.tsa.
~. pr the morning s.rvi.
D. Lord a.. o..
ssra, .., 70 b. sung BY hi
nv NJ. WIN D. rendore
nj 80, ''ssl. .,..ion Ice win eot
~ ,. ,sn ne sermon. nm n
500 .hoir win sing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-06

a. probably the o,,..,
[,stI,,s,,' ~ Portusurso o. tho
[ aas y, ol,d rhursday even.
Z n. y, pa ass ofs1 year. am .n5 I,
Ia. man has long ss a',' = |,
70, -,, ''' ana Win bic wife.
~ .sag.'' ~ y'ars were oh.
S ga s. sa 70 ne por,gy,. ~
III r,s year and s'ses ~, &c.
e v,i. s,.e,duany fs.lsS '1 t,t
lev dayr Wit, without
- Nm ared isr t .siore Ms
~ I','. ,.r street T95y. ,slndly
.<,,. efuoun.
'' ''''r WITHOUT FAIL.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-06

.Tal committee
ND confer with
ascertain wheth-
or not He con-
ines resignation
with to the Gov
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-25
Cefterreihsu ngarn>

Nm p. Nopember tpurbe benz
rnaarif9en Sufarenz 2eutnant 8ela b.
8up in peit bas ppm &ailer beitGs
tiate Sooesurtbeil pesen Morbanitifs
tuna psrleIen. Pap fragte bann ieiz
men @ertteibigsr. pb man nunme6r
ieben ieiner Minf9, erfiiaen fperbe.
DER @ertteibiser erpib;rte, ipenn Der
@unfa ni6t geasn bas Geieb peritobe,
iperbe berislbe fiGer erfiiut perben.
sd babe nur einen Wuni9", iagte
I'll, rauf Bop. IMAM mDse midi AM
9alaen pbotosrapbieren unb bas Bib
meinem Batter i9iden, benn nur er
bat mid biebergebra4t." Der @sr=
theibiaer aab nun feinen 8ebenten
bariiber Nusbrud, Of man bieien
Wunfa %erfiIen perbe, unb fraste ben
0erurtbeilten, pb er ni4t einetl anbern
WunT6 dubsrn noble. nWenn man
mir bieien WunfA ni9t erfiiat", err
ipioerte pap, vbann FAB, i9 teinen
anbern." Nls pap bann .erfubr, baB
bisfer Wuni9 ni9t erfilt perbe,
faate er: Damn nerpe i4 in meinem
Seitament meinem Batter ben Strid
Derma6en. nit benz i6 gebentt purs
&c." pap. Der elmer anseiebenen Sas
mile anaebOrt unb HelerDesO ffi3ier
astpeien lit, purbe barauf bur9 ben
Strana binaeri9tet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-25
Snoiana.

= Sn Snbiana bat man g%eTunoen,
bob bei ter lebten Wabl Der erIte
Glettpr auf osm republitaniIGen
Side. 1926 Stimnlen mc9r, unb Der
erife auf BIN bemotratiI9en Stdet
iogar 4464 Stimmsn msbr srbdIRn
bat aIs DIR nubfolsenoe. : @s 5eigt
bies, bab thinner nod 'Diele SauienOe
hpn @Gblern bic glbItimmung ni@t
reriteben. Sic 6absn bic Qbii9t, bas
qanSe Sidet 81 itimmen, MAIDEN uber
ibr &reus, ftatt ppr ben &opf bes
Sidets, Dor ben Namen bes eritsn
&anbibatsn rarauf unb es SGblt bemz
aufoIge ibye Stimme nur fir bieien
einen &dnbipaten. @s erflGri bies
parum f6pn pieberbplt in Staten,
in benen bas Sidet Der berri6enben
8ar..ei nur cine tnappe Mebrbeit err
aislte, elmer ibrer glsttoralsg ~unbibuten
oeidlaqen uib elmer Der unterleeenen
partsi, uno Spar INNER Der pberite
erpdblt prrben 1T, 10 bah bon benz
@lettprdlpotum bes Gtdates cine
Gimme uuf ben grdfioenti6aftss
Ganbtbaten Der Minberbeits partei
fiel. Sm SATIRE 1896 mar otes glei6s
aeitiq in California unb in 8entudr
i'm Sabre 1892 in California unb in
Sbio Der San. 8et fnapper @a6l
fann iolde feblerbafte Qbitimmuna
Ieidt perhdngnibpou peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-25
Wcw SerfeD.

= Sn Snpt6orne lebt Elm perbeis
ratbeter Wa...l Namens 9rieser, oeiz
fen Same 49, fsinestpees I'M @inz
flana nit fsiner @emiit9sperfuHuns
ite6t. tenn trob isinss rtriegerii6en"
Namens lit Ger Mann Der tpabre Sriez
benseng.l. Gr 1T ndmli6 sor einem
SrteDensri6ter nit ieinem bplben
@eib6en ben iplsenoen @ertras einsez
Qan9en: y pirb er prompt an ieoem
.3ab!taa ietnea gan3en 9eroienft Bel
Seller unb Pf,nnig on feline Before
SIlfte abliefern: q pirb er ME pbns
@rlaubniB her Satin Qbenbs aus
esben; 9 pirb er, penT er bic Grlaubz
nib gum &u3eeben erbdlt, ME fpGter
als 10 ubr Q6enbs teimtebren, ausses
nommen, ftine Satin besleitet i'm;
A. pirb er ftGnDig arbeitsn; 81 mill er
iia INNER anitGnnis betrasen; g. tpirb
er ii6 ni9t t%eirinfet; y pirb er -.
.Oc6 norum reiterfdbren9 Dem
Munn puhien iebt i6on 5Iiisel!
= Der 9lan in genniplpanien
cine mpb,rne, Observation-Disclosures su
eriinben, fer tir3lth BON benz Cons
iortium BON Sapitaliften entporfen
purbe, ion nunmebr perpirflidt pers
ben. Gs perlautet, bab bas betreffen,
be Spnni'at, an befen Spite Der
GrpBfabritont Sbepbpre 6. Sear6 in
philadelphia itebt, bic ,fleine Stabt
0uroleb en- 0elapares SluHe, bier
Meilen ob,rtalb Srentpn's gelseen,
fir bieien 3ped auserieben bat. Ser
8lan geht nab:n, bab man sinen sroz
BEN 2antitrid antauft unb baiel6ft
Sabrifen unb 4rbeiterppbnun9en na1
mpeernem Muiier erri9tet. Die arz
better iclen Die Wobnungen mad
3ablung bcs M~ietbsainies fir cine sez
pifie Qn2abl bon Sabren erperben
fDnngn. 0ieie QrbetterfGuier perben
NIT alien mpoernen 1anitGren unb
8equsmli6feits @inridtungsn auss
a~eituttet uno ielbit S9Dnbeitsriidii9z
ten ni9t ouBer 49t gelaHen tperben.
Der profit aus Ter @ermietbuns Der
Tabriten ica ben 9epobnern Der
neuen Sabrititabt ieIbit gu Suite tpm=
men. bu er fir 8erfADneruns Der
Stabt. fir Miet6serlei9tsruns unb
4ehnli4es betimmt lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-25

-
lano.
Georgia.

en- Georgia fam unlan9it elm
Ri5ter rut9 feline Si6elfsitistett IN
cine peinli6e Sage. 3pei 5rauen ta'
men nit einem Iefs Monate alts,1
ainbe au i'm, unO jspe 6elouptste, Die
Mut.er bieIes 8moes gu lem. Yer
&,6ter fdt!e nidt rmionit Die Setlige
@6yi,i Enoiert. Gr lisb iid, nad
BEN geiipiel pes peiien aDniss Sds
lpmpn, Tin Mehcr bringen, leste OaS
Sinh agf ben Slid uno polte es ents
slpei i6neiDen, nm ieDer bon ben bets
rem Srousn cine Sdlfte gu Sebsn. Die
Srouen abr riefen rpte Elm Wann":
,.0ein, nain, ttun Sic pas ni6t, Ssrr
Gi9ttr! 9ebalten sic Iteber pds
6 MI" Gpro6en's unb liefen oappn.
9cr 4i4tsr aber fat oos &inb pcr@
lGuT;g BEL iia aufnefmeu miihen nnb
fu6t ibm ieBt cine brittle SHUTTER.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-25
New Yorr.

- Cine neue S6eprie bes Mustels
Hbsumatismus bat Or. Grant Dor
Der drstli9en 9ereinisuns bes Staaz
tes Rep Yort entpidelt. 9arna9
mare bic @%ntitebuns bes Mustelrbeu-
matismus beoinst bur4 bic @nbdus
funa elmer ii~bersroben Mense bon
@lettrisitGt in ben betreffenben Musz
teln. Dieter auffaHuns gemdb bat
Sr. Grant cine neue 8e6anolung Der
arantbeit periu9t, ,unb na9 feinen
eiaenen angaben sroBe grfOlge bamit
eraielt. Gr ii6t cine Insabl ieiner
Rabeln in bic ertranttsn Musteln unb
aiebt lie unmittelbar barauf pieber
auriid. UNI auf bieiem Wege bic iiber,
idiiifige @lettrisitGt gu entfernen. Gr
bat qefunoen, oab bic Stare unb Der
S6mers in ben Wustein barauf bin
peri6pinben. Sura @erbinbung Der
Nabeln nit einem Glettrometer fonnte
er ii9 Don benz 8or6anbeniein unb her
@erminoeruns Der eleftrti9en 2abung
b:s Wiustels iiber8eueen.
= DAP cine Sbrfeise untsr aspii<
fen 1mftGnben aud man6mal gut
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tpmmnib: No6 Gem ct. Gatbarine's
SDipital in 8ropflpu tam bie1er Sage
elm 81 Sabre alter G9neibsr, um ii9
asaen Sbreuf6mer5en bebanbeln 5u
laffen. Ct bebauptete, Elm llnbetanns
ter babe ibm an @rabam .@penue obne
iraenb relds 8sranlaHung i'm 9urz
iiberaeben cine fur9tbare Sbrfsigc 9ez
aeben. porauf i'm mibbanbeltsn redten
Obr elm fur9tbarer S9mers aufgetrez
ten lei. Der cpniultirenbe @rst unters
iu9te ous Sbr unb f0rberte aus benz
@ehDrgunse cine feline i9parae 9p6ne
su Sage. Seim &nblid bes Srembs
f0rpers that Der patient einen sreus
benfprung, benin bic 8o6ne mar ibm
Dor iieben Sabren sufdGiq ms S9r
aerutben, unb er bate tie Ieitbem troB
CHER Nnitrengunoen ME nieber entfsrs
men tInren. SSebt 1T sr bic 8ohns
unb bic iabrelangen S9merssn burd
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uno Marie Saniini, bic ~eritere cine
28iGbrige, bic 5rpeite cine 18jGbrise
Barrier S6Dne, gerietben eines9lbenos
duf benz 8pulepdro Sebaftapol nit
einanber in STREET. Der 3ant purbe
10 beftig, baB bic 9eiben glau6ten,
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8eiOen nGblte apei Sreunbinnsn Su
ihrem 8eiitanb aus, unb bic feds
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men. bunflen uno berlafenen Strabe.
Oort nabmen bic SueQantinnen, tpte
es apiiden ben 3euginnen ausgemadt
porben mar. tbre &oriette ab, unp cine
Der Srelmbinnen CAB alspdnn pas
!3eiden aum 8ampfe. Sas 9uel
bauerte niht lange. Marie Saniini
itieR balb einen S4meraensi6rei aus.
Sshre linfe 8ade mar bon benz Mefer
ihrer @egnerin befttg pertpunoet pors
ben. .Sbne fpeiteren 9roa", fagte
Trancpife, unb rei9te Marie bic 9ano.
Oieie nabm lie jebp9 ni9t gerabe Bee
aeiitsrt: ibr 8lut flpb in StrDmen unb
tie mubte befiirdten, baB lie bieQei9t
entiteat iein piirbe, unb bieies Iuss
iidt mar nidt serape seeignet, iie pers
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unb ibre 3eusen ppn BpliStften iibers
rafdt. bic bic gauge @eIelf6dft Sur
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tie in Elm 6oipital gebra9t psrben, ba
ibre 8erleBuns ni9t unbebentli9 au
iein fhien,
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lit, bat cine aiemlid betrddtlihe Cunt
me fiir, cine Stiftuns gang neuer Dirt
bintertafen. Gs banoelt Iid nm eiHe
2ptterie, bersn Hummern arme junge
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loien Nufes erfreuen. Cine GENTLE
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tlinsen antiinbigen, piepiel pldbe fret
iinb uno piepiel Ganbibatinnen alio
untergebra9t perben tOnnen. Sars
auf ffelen iid bic 8eperberinnen Dor,
es perben genaue @rtunbisunsen iiber
tie einge5osen, unb fpenn bas @rsebniB
Serielbsn 9iinitig 1T. 10 erbalten fie
lire Hummern.