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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-06-02
TO ASSIST SUFFERERS,
Floods In wst Opens Up the Heart
of the War Department.

Washington June 1.-THE war depart
ment Is exerting its full powers and Is
going to the extreme warrant Of the
law in aiding the flood sufferers in the
west.
Putting aside all technical questions
as to power OF the department to move
In the matter without violating the law
prohibiting an expenditure of govern
ment supplies without the direct order
OF congress, Acting Secretary Sanger
has assumed full responsibility for the
extension of relief where this is neces-
sary to save human life and IL neces-
sary congress viii be asked later to APP
prove this exercise of authority.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-06-02
BREMERToN SHUT OUT
Report On the immortality of the Place
Decides Department.

Washington. June 1.-THE report of
Captain Bleeker, acting commandment
Of the Bremerton navy yard at Seattle.
relative TO the immoral conditions in
the vicinity Of the yard has been re-
ceived by Acting Secretary Darling and
in view of it's contents the navy depart
ment declines to alter tis decision not
to allow any more warships to so to
thar yard
The department has just receiped a
proposition from San Francisco llrm
10 dock the New York free Of charge
and il necessary the New York viii be
docked there.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-06-02
Rcseburg Candidate Elected Yesterday
By A Majority OF About Two Thous-
and--vote Estimated As Being
Thirty-Five Per Cent Short
Every County in the District Went For the Republican With the E
ception Of Two The Homes Of Reames Democratic Candi
date and Of Mr. BrowneI

T Portland June LAT the special election held IN the first con-
greona district today Bnger Hermann republican, was elected to
fill vacancy caused BY the death Of Congressman Thomas Tongue
Hermanns plurality is about 1000.
Hermann carried every county in the district except Jackson the
home Of Reame the democratic candidate and Cackamas
county.
Reames will have $50 plurality in Jackson and $50 in acka
mas The vote is about 35 per cent short
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-06-02

~
. st. Joseph, Mo-, June la q
. telephone message from Kansas =
. City. Kan. says that 200 people =
. were drowned at thar place sun y
. day afternoon by the crashing Of =
= four brldgessAcrosS the Kaw river .
= by big tank OF the Standard on y
= company. The tank. which had =
. been surrounded by the raging .
. water, broke loose and swept =
= against the bridges, upon which .
. there were. many people watching y
. the flood. The bridges with the .
. exception OF that OF the Missouri .
q Pacific, we're crushed like kiudling y
. wood. and 200 people destroyed, =
~%~%%~ = 80 ~<><$~
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-06-02
PRESIDENT ON THE MOVE.
Spoke In Nebraska Yesterday-Near
ing. Journeys End.

North Platte, Neb. June president
Roosevelt left Cheyenne. wyo., shortly
after noon today and made but one
short stop between that place and this.
This was At Sidney, Neb., where he de-
liverei ar ADDRESS. He ran into rain
storm here but notwithstanding that a
large number of people turned out to
greet him. The president will spend
tomorrow in Iowa and Wednesday and
THURSDAY viii be devoted to Illinois
the only stop scheduled for Friday will
be Pittsburg;
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-06-02

was every indication. he said that the
south was gradually drifting back to
slavery and this has been doubly made
certain in the act OF two or three states
The negro has been disfranehised and
"the Acknowledgement OF race can
mean only one thing and that is the
negro is forced to 10 the white mans
bidding and such bidding in this case is
nothing more than pure slavery. 1t
should not be permitted to extend fur
ther."
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-06-02
ENGINEER CORPS WILL ASSIST.

situation Getting Worse and Criminal
~ Element Are Ieoting.
Leavoaworth, June l. Colonel Minor
at Fort Leayenworth tonight ordered
out Company $, A. and c. of the engi-
neers corps with their pontoon boats
and arms. The men will go to KAN
sas Ci.y tomorrow morning Mayor
Gilbert OF Kansas City. Kan, tonight
stated that conditions In that city were
growing worse hourly, He stated that
all grocery stores OF the city had been
completely shut out and that the Grim
inal element had gone to pillaging.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-06-02
BODY OF RAILWAY OFFICIAL
Superintendent OF Great Northern sys-
tenn Found Dead

Spokane, June la private dispatch
received here today announces that the
body of Superintendent Benjamin Re-
gan of the Great Northern railway was
found this morning, Regan, who was
superintendent of the Kalispell division
started into the mountains near Bel
ton. Mont. for deer hunt early last
November. He was never seen alive
again. His body was found this MORN
ing near Lake Five
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-06-02
poRrLANp WILL HAVE bridge.

Portland June !, The special election
in this city today on the proposition 70
issue s4S5,OOO in bonds for the erection
of new bridge across the river at Nor
rison street an dto provide for two free
ferries carried by large paiprIty
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-06-02
The Advocate

once received his greatest
reward as a lawyer. To-day
it is the business advocate
the man with power to
persuade othcrs-who wins
the great prizes.
l desire to secure the
services of a few of the best
men capable Of selling invest
mcnt securities.
In writing give age, occupa-
ton and bank reference.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-06-02

Atlanta, Ga. June 1--(Laterl-The re
ports from Gainesville now place the
loss of life at 200.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-06-02
Kansas City, Mo-, In Total Darkness And
At The Mercy Of Fire, All Water
Works Being Shut Down And
Storm More Furious.

Twenty thousand People Are omeesWhe The Stage OF Wate
Remains Stationary, There Is No Promise OF Less Water
But indications Are That The Heavy Rains VIII
Swell The Already Raging Torrent.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-06-02

Send in your orders for Wyoming
coal, 8. Elmore & Co.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-06-02

water rises more and this seems impos-
sibIe.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05
Commits Suicide.

New York. special.-Christophes
Thompson. - yca,s old. father OF
Hugh Thompson. the boy who was
rescued last Thursday from the French
bark Marie Chal De Gontaut. four
miles east Of Sandy Hook. committed
suicide some time yesterday az his
home IN Brooklyn. he drank carbohc
acid. The mans treatment OF his son
as being Investigated By the Federal
authorities and this. with violent quar-
Isls with his wife. who was much an
gercd because OF the treatment her boy
received. arc believed TO have caused
Thompson 10 take his own life.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05
MI.celInn-ous rlatters.

AS a result OF the unfavorablo Gov
eminent crop report cotton prices
again went upward in the New York
Exchange.
Judge William II. Taft Governor Of
the Philippines. viii succeed Elihu
Root as Secretary OF War about Jan
uary !, and Gen. / IKE +. Wright viii
become Governor ~ the archipelago.
The army claims victory over the
navy IN the war game at Portland.
Maine.
The board OF Cancellation for the an
thracite region continued its meetings
in New York and settled a number or
question.
Five thousand persons attended a re-
union OF the Smith family at Peapack
New Jersey
John r. Finnerty. president OF the
United Irish League OF America. Issued
an address In which he says the land
bill Is q prelude 10 a coming struggle
for an independent Parliament.
Henry Frederick returned 10 New
| York after a tour around the world in
81 days Z hours and 20 minutes.
A united society OF all men who
served in the German army and called
tho United Kriegcrbund was organized
at Terra Haute. Ind. and Richard
! Muller. OF Now York. chosen president.
Kolb's bakery. the largest In Phila-
delphia, was burned. at a loss OF $780,
| COO
The Turkish Government called out
a large force OF additional troops for
service In Macedonia.
A great assure opened IN the side OF
Nesnvlus and stream OF lava issued
/ forth.
The Zionist Congress at Basic. Switx-
c-iand, voted 10 send a committee 20
last Africa TO investigate the British
colonization offer.
Menotti Garibaldl was buried 81
CaFano. Italy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05

James Lynchbaum. Cd arged with at
tempted murder in Ireland was. after
twice escaping. tracked 20 Indianapo-
lis. Ind. and arrested.
Details ~ the conflict az Kruschcvo.
Macedonia. show that the city was
sacked three days by the Turks.
IL IS now believed that % lives were
.ost In the fire Monday night in Buia-
pest.
The report Of the British Commits
sion on the South African way states
that the number Of British troops cn-
gagged in the war was 4fs ass.
a new British bat,ioship was chris
tened the Dominion hy Princess
Louise. al It's launching at Barrow.
In the hearing ~ the Whitaker
WRIGHT case ia London. an examine
testified as TO alleged classifying OF
books by the promoter.
NJ. Won Plehive. Russian Minister OF
the Interior. wrote a letter 90 the Con
press Of Zionists at Basel. Switzer-
land. conditi0nany promising aid 20
the Zcnist movement
Professor Matzcn. OF Copenhagen
following Dr. Lardys example de-
clined the Cars appointment as one
OF the three arbitratOrs in the Nene
zuelan difficulty.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05
~. - Sucg-sted.

Mystic. Conn. SpociaL-Thc Jrivor-
sal Peace Union az It's closing session
Saturday adopted series OF resoll-
tions or convictions" The resolutions
SET forth that the duty Oi the hour IT.
60 overcome all conditions That make
war possible by teaching tho principles
o. peace and ALTERATION ia schools ana
universities. by pract.cins them ia
everyday life and hy multiply Ing
courts of arbitration. The increase or
the army and navy. the building or
hattlcships for Turkey and other for
cign governments Hith an the .m
nrovcmcnts of American glnious. the
farcial and expensive playing of naval
battles on She coast % Maine 1921 the
unrestricted sale o. firearms. is 81 wed
with alarm I.yncling Us g. ia-ei go
Or e. monsrous peace 0rccEcr ana
state and national legislation looking
TO its suppression is demanded. Race
hatred 1nd prejudice is p,oro1n d a
menace 60 peace. III there Poo D-eon-
t~0lla0le passions In thc depravel in-
tended victim OF lynchng" the reso-
lrucns say. there is remedy which
medical skill may we'll bc called upon
% heal ass IL would tuy other diseased
condition. for the increase o. sons nal
cfiminaiity affecting present morality
and future rcnration forces lhe r.gees-
tiCn that this remedy adm.1is,e cred
with wisdom and the hest elI~lcal
ability would be q protection 90 so-iety
and a kindness and mercy e the Of
fender"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05
THE RELIANCE WINS.
American Beat Leads Cup Contest in
livery Kind Of Weather
interest IN TIE CONTEST FLAGS
a Summary Of ths Races That Have
Been Weather Conditions No
Barrier.

The yacht races which have been
held between Sir Thomas Lipton's
beat. the Shamrock III and the
Am srican boat. the Reliance. have
been going or in q dccultary fashion
Tor some time The first race was a
failure on account of the light breeze.
hut the Reliance took and held a good
lead.
The second was fairly good race.
with stin breeze blowing The Re
lance won out on q good margin.
The third race was also q spicniil
one. the Reliance coming across the
line with less than two minutes 20 her
credit
The fourth and fifth races We're both
failures. the American boat showing
superior sailing qualities in both
events.
Saturday was too stormy for rae
inr aod Tuesday there was SO little
n-ccze that thc race was declared or.
lrtcrest wancd from the start and
the odds that have been with the r.
lance i'm an kinds OF weather have
tended 20 tire the sportsmanhke feel
mss OF the American people as We'll
as thc friends and wcll-wishcrs Of Sir
Thomas Upton.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05
Texas Cotton Crop

Galveston. Spccial-In It's annual
trade edition 81 September /. The Gal
ties showing the amount Of the Texas
cotton crop for the year ending Au-
gust 81. 1903 The total Texas crop for
the year just closed IS 2.646.2l5 bales.
showing a decrease Of 6l.Oss com
pared with the Texas crop for 19O1-O2.
The total crop for Indian and okla
hcma Territories for the year just
closed amounted 20 523 226 bales. a
decrease o. Z. 2sZ bales compared with
the crop for Is0l-'02. The total crop
for Texas and the Tcrrit0rleg for the
past year is 3.l69.17l bales.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05
POWERS IS TO HANG
Murderer Of Governor GOsbcl viii
Pay The Penalty
IS TO BE EXECUTED IN NOVEMBER
Trsgic Ending OF a. Tragedy In KEN
lucky Third Trial Results In Con-
Viction For 7urder

Georgetown. Ky. Spccial.-The taird
trial OF cx-Secrotary OF State Caleb
Powers. for complicity in the murder
Of Governor VIM Gocbel. nj January.
1900. closed shortly before noon sat
turday with verdict imposing tae ok
trome penalty OF hanging for the dis
t.nguished prisoner who had been in
the pcnitentary fer three years on a.
life sentence. The verdict OF the jury.
Guilty and the punish ment o. doate %.
was reported into court al 1920
o'clock.
Several hundred 9eople crowded the
court room when the verdict was read
and the most intense silence prevailed
The jury was pOllcd and each man de-
clarcd the verdict OF guilty 20 Doe his
finding. lowers sat unmoved. white hiss,
attorneys asked for time 20 make a no
tom Tor 81 new trial. Arthur Ccebel
the brother OF the victim. and a promi-
nCnt merchant at Cincinnati who has
spent his time and fortune for over
three years ia the prosecution o.. those
accused OF being in a conspiracy % iiN
his brother. broke down from the
strain npon hearing the verdict pow
err has been cOLvi ted twice before.
tnis being the third trial IN when the
jury brought I'm a verdict OF guilty
against him On his previous trials he
escaped with life sentence. as the
evidence was not sufficiently strong
against him 90 lead the jury TO .liict-
ing the extreme PENALTY. All three OF
thC trials were held at Georgetown.
and i'm each OF them hc had the assist
ancc OF tie most able lawyers who
could bo procured The last trial was
distingu shed hy the fact that Powers
addressed the jury in his oun hehal;
aud in long review OF the case showed
# himself 20 De "a competent attorney.
f while his cloCucnce in pleading 81. nie
+ l.fc Gstonishcd those who had watched
f him carefully ia the past trials ci the
case.
Special judge Robbins later forual-
f IN ovcrrulci motion for tlo crent-
. ing OF new trial to Powers iie tacn
passed the sentence 90 death upon h.m.
. After "a declaration of the prisoner Il
ann not guilty Judge the court dNod
November - next. os the day f1- thc
f execution. Tho attorneys for the oeien-
f dlnt secured the granting OF an an-
crai for the case 60 the Ken ely
Court OF Appeals. Powers was imac-i-
otcly removed 90 the Sgott county isii
% bc held there pending the appeal OF
+ case.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05
Another Serious Oulhrenk

Sofia. BY Cable.-Despatches re-
ccived Sunday from Constantinople.
Salonica Monastir and Adrianople
reveal an unsatisfactory condiicn Of
affairs in Macedonia. From Saisnica
come reports Of new risings. At Mon
astir the insurgents are said 10 be
masters OF the situation. kilograms
from Adrianople declare that tho in
surgcnt bands are continuing their
ravagcs. At the moment that the
Porte Is asking Belgium TO supply Of
fcers for the Macedonian genCarmie
the Swedish ambassador at Con-
stantinople has notified the Turkish
government that unless they receive
their pay Immediately. the Swedish
officers now at Uskub will leave the
country.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05
At The National Capital.

State Department officials are en-
couragod by additional adviccs To hope
Colombia viii find a way 10 agree on
the canal project
-Four pouches Of mail seized during
the Spanish war are being forwarded
90 their destinations in Cuba and
Mexico
In a weeks operation no friction
has occurred i'm the army system due
to the Introduction Of the General
STAN Corps.
Democrats in Washington are be-
ginning 90 figure on Judge Gco~,c
Gray. Cf Delaware. as a Presidential
possibility.
The Board on Construction OF the
Navy approved a plan 90 install tur.
bino engines in the proposed scout
ships
Republican leaders say the calling
o. an extra session OF Congress on the
eve OF an election 90 take up financial
logi lat.on SIS bad politics.
SiXty-fve members Of The next U-nit-
q. states Senate are lawyers. one is q
civil engineer. two are doctors ANA the
others bankers. miners. business mon
and politicians. The average age is 5s
senator Pettus of Alabama. the oldest
is 50. and Senator Bailey. ~ Texas
The youngest. is -. twenty-five mem
lcrs fought in the civil war OF cole
lc~s -r1drateS there are ffty-Gve
Seven members OF the Senate were
born in other counties.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05
HESTEa'S ANNUAL REPORT.
A Remarkable Showing For the Mills
of the South.

81 tue @OUAWs
New Orleans. Special.-The totals OF
Secretary RosteT's annual report Of
the cotton crop o. the Uaited States
were promulgated Tuesday. They show
receipts OF cotton at al United States
ports Tor the year -.Te41ot. AGAINST e.
6Is.29o last year. overland % Northern
mills and Canada. l.oSS.SS2. against L.
1oS.S5S: Southern consumption taken
direct from the interior or TIE cotton
belt. ls2o.o7G against l.S97.fS1. max
Ing the cotton c~OD OF the United
States FOR l9o2-l903. amount 10 1922. -
559 bales. osGinst ro.6SO.6So last year
ana 1o.&>S4cc ire wear before. Colonel
Hester has made his usual inyesdga-
Ncn INTO the consumption o., thc South
end has received reports by mail ard
telegraph from every mill ccnsumin-
cotton Ia the Gotten growing states in-
Guiding wooden mills thnt have used
cotton. and the results show q total OF
ITO h-ff 80 f'''- ~1 f-- vera fr1,c-
from ports ana included in port re-
This shows that tho mills OF the
south have used up 62.15S bales moro
than during ls3l-o2 and 31o.-5S more
IMAM during lgr-ol e. most remark
able showing in face 0f recent trade
conditions supposed 20 have been
brought about by the abnormal dlt-
ference between valves 81 che raw ma
icrlal and Tho manufactured article.
Colonel Eester's fuIl report viii De
issued later and viii contain interest
ing and valuable facts nowiuc tho
~r'r-f~rfrn 20 -he South hv x 0trS
the takings and consumption OF North
cin mills and tle wor-- gonsumDt-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05
Florida Man KILLED.

Pensacola. PA. Special-I1Ouis W.
Durham Was instantly killed Tuesday
while storing lumber on the Spanish
steamer Durango. 4 large piece o.
p.tch pine had been hOisted on deck
and was standing on end preparatory
20 being lowered into the hold when
the chain broke and Il fell. crushing
Dunhame head into a pulp. All work
~ the Jay ceased Immediately and
vessels Of AL nafionalit!es lowered
their Hays 20 half mast Durham was
q brother 20 Bonnie Durham. the
worlds cham ion acrobat
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05
At The Moth.

Nonc or the restaurants in Chic1co
were forced o. close as a result az the
cocks and walters strike many cm-
plovcs refusing 10 obey the order 20
quit work.
g. r. Roath. a Chicago millionaire.
divided half his wealth. about ST.
100000. among his relatives at Nor
wiCh. Conn.
The S3.00000O Philippine ccrtiG.
Gates were awarded 10 a New York
firm "a 1924
The Democratic State Convention 90
Ohio. ia session az Columbus. uoui-
mated Tom L. Johnson for Governor by
reclamation and indOrsod the Kansas
City platform.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05
Lynchers Convicted.

DanviMe. IN. Spec,al.-The ju-y in
the case OF the eight men on trial for
participation in the riots OF July %.
when the jail was attacked and ne
gro lynchcd. brought in a verdict at
midnight finding an the accused gull
ty excep; VIM. Redwine and Clay Rid
dies. The latter is only 10 years Old
The jury had the case under consiiora-
ton since noon on Friday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05
1000 Killed or Wounded.

Paris. BY Cable.--A dispatch receiv-
ed by the Foreign Office from Morocco
says that large imperial force watch,
was going TO the relief OF troops com
mansed by the Sultan has been sur
prised and almost annihilatcd by in
surgents. The Temps publishes de-
tails OF the engagement in Morocco.
showing that the imperial troops num-
bercd 5000 men. They we're ambush
ed with the result that over 1000 OF
them. including seven natives govern
ors, were killed or wounded.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05
Explosion In a Mine.

Nashville. Special.-An explosion Oc-
CURED In a rock quarry near Dan
cridge. Tenn. Monday afternoon.
Governor Smith and Samuel Amos
we're killed and Thos Marine and
George Wilson sustained serious
wounds. All were coiored. The men
were attempting TO drill out a blast
that was touched on last Sunday. The
crllllng exploded the blast.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05
LIVE ITEMS OF NEWS.
Many Matters of General Interest IN
Short Paragraphs
Down An Di,,ie

Over 1000 arrests have been made
under the now varrancy law ia Geor-
gia and farmers fnd less difficulty in
finding farm labor.
Gov. Jefferson Davis. OF Arkansas.
vas knocked on the platform during
political debate AZ Bismarck. ARA.
By Judge Carroll l.. Wood
Governor Aycock says that ne will
comply With the request of the farm
ors OF the State Alliance to ask the
Governors OF Virginia and South Caro-
lima 20 unite with him in urcing Pres
icCnt Roosevelt 20 enforce any exist
ms laws against the tobacco trust. in
other words. the American Tobacco
Company.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05

Richmond Spec.al-A terribly de-
structive hail storm is reported from
Amherst Nelson. APPROXIMATION and
Charlotte counties 10 swept from Al
bcma-le southeast through the state.
and icveilcd crops everywhere within
its pathway In AppOmaitox alone IL
destroyed a million tobacco plants.
The ha.lstones AZ some points were as
large as hen eggs. and crashed every
thlag growing 10 the g-OHnd.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05
Il L
An Unrnuzzled Press the
True Defense Of Liberty.
by Judge Gray.

F=7 FIRES un,rauued
Ri S ucd direct We an live to-day
f~1 a
EJS I'll duct IL ground o ho7cuuess
S2I judgements and IN our anger az The original offender app
forget bcrefcence
20
the
an q The tle
res0 ou d wt 81
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L.
its
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05
II - =
When Wealth is Too Costly.
BY President J. NJ. Swain. Of swa-thnaore.

Is All II 81
4 1 laws but il CONS an
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who has =.
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Of
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Of
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05
BY George Harvey.

ONE Interesting experimental subject
its have been published Professor occupies
the Chair Pychology University OF
Colorado Professor An illustrates examples
tain % the laws underlying many
acts and habits For Instance n
stimulus which Itself causing
produce IL IL Il j. repeated often enough
The sound % = Goor-hen may up OF motor
but repeated very considerable
slight tickling when asleep may
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05

dropping
Of
Snaton OF stimuli The slight
Il
his inhiioy hepy
The training Of ono portion the body trains the time the
or the
The
hen an IL
10
a
eighteen
y development the Weekly.