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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-12
VANISHES IN BOYS CLOTHES
Girl Also Cut or Her Hair With Her
Fathers Razor,

Fathers Razor.
Sixteen-year-old Grace easier, daughter
OF Charles easier Of So Wilsey street, New
ark, has vanished. When she left homo she
was dressed in boys clothes and her hair
was shorn closely. Her mother returned
to the house at 10 o'clock on Saturday night
and found her husbands razor case on
the table and the girls hair scattered over
the floor and chairs. She sent for Mr..
easier, who notified the police at midnight.
Under some Of the hair a note was found.
It was written by the girl and was as fol-
lows:
DEAR PAPA: When you receive this l will
be out Of Newark. There was place In the
paper. so wrote and Just got an , aiR'swer, and
fore long and will let you know how ! am
getting along, Give my love to all. Your
loving daughter. GRACE,
The girl has had romantic ideas for some
time and has threatened to run away and
go on the stage; 1t is thought that abe was
man Of her acquaintance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-12
RUNABOUT SMASHED; MAN HURT.
His woman Companion Spilled In Puddle
Horse Disappears.

A man and woman in light runabout
we're riding on the West drive In Central
Park yesterday afternoon when their horse
took fright at an automobile near Eighty
ninth street, and bolted. The man lost
control of the horse, and the vehicle was
smashed against a lamppost. The horse
Kicked itself free and disappeared.
The man was badly cut about the face,
and the woman was thrown into puddle.
They picked themselves up, hailed a cab
Later a diverted coachman came to the
Arsenal police station and told the sergeant
,hat the runabout belonged TO d. j. Cole
v es West Fifty-sixth street, and that
,an was driving at the time OF
B, called O cab and towed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-12
international Harvester Mills shut Down.

CHICAGO, Sept. ii.-Nine thousand men
and women employees Of the International
Harvester Company will find themselves
out Of work tomorrow morning. HE
company has closed down its three plants
indefinitely. The plants closed down are
the Deering Reaper Works. the Mccormick
Harvester Works and the 1dno branch
Of the harvester company. - ~ tfd>
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-12
JERSEY FORGER IN LONDONf
G, ii. Kiersted, Who Got Away With
SIS 900, Believed to he There.

It is believed by the Newark police that
George H. Kiersted. who is wanted for OBJ
tanning $4,000 on a check OF the Mutual
Reserve Life Insurance Company, on which
he forged the Endorsements. is in London.
A cable message received from there by
asks II such a man Is wanted, but does not
cav that he Is In custody. An answer has
been sent requesting that he be held for
extradition II he is a prisoner.
On July 20 Kiersted who was In the
employ Of the company as ss. sup oe, r OF
ceived the check to pay death claim.
II was made out to the order OF lgnatz
Hyman and Joseph Kleinhaus, executors
OF the estate Of the dead man. Kiersted
forged the Endorsements and collected
ing Company d NEWARK !, F's s'''' ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-12
NOT A REAL OFFICER.
90 when He Arrested Two Young Girls He
was Locke ed Up and They We're Freed.

Ignatius Luka Of los Allen street met
Sadie Goldman Of 2Ss East Thirteenth
street snd Nettie Dimond Of 34s East
Fifteenth street last night as they were
coming out OF Huber's Museum on Four
teenth street, and told them they were
under arrest.
He took the girls to Police Headquarters,
where he said he was an officer and showed
n tin button as his badge.
The girls were freed and Luka was locked
up instead, charged with impersonating
an officer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-12
PISTOL SHOT; PAINTING WOMAN
Mrs. Mclaughlin sAyp the weapon went
or by Accident.


The report Of pistol shot startled the
occupants Of the apartment house at 1876
Lafayette avenue, Brooklyn. early yesterday
morning and one OF them ran out and called
policeman. He went to the apartments
Of Mrs. Minnie Mclaughlin and found her
In fainting condition surrounded by her
servants. Her chest was blackened by
powder. A revolver was lying on a chif-
fonier. Mrs. Mclaughlin said she kept the
was examining It to see that 1t was all right
before retiring. 1t went of accidentally,
and tho powder flash burned her chest.
she said. An ambulance surgeon was
he dressed tho injury, which was slight.
The bullet, which did not hit her, could not
lie found Mrs. Mclaughlin 10 the wife
OF wealthy resident OF Brooklyn. They
are separated, however. Some time ago
she tried to have her husband arrested,
laying that he threatened 70 shoot her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-12
Pennington Seminary
For YOUNG Men and Women.

Penninstoe. N. j.. on Philadelphia Reading r. r;
study. Prepares for college or for business. Fin;
hhng school for young ladies SPLENDID mu ssT%
opens September 18th Students received Of any.
time thereafter. For free illustrated catalogue
SisRRfEsppENr MARSHALL. Pennington. n. J
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-12
Seton Hall College.

Sonth Orange, N. ].
Under the Jurisdiction Of the Bishop OF Newark
SolIeoiate Departmeny Classical and Scienunc
Soufsos. Hish school Department, registered In
me Regsnts once of the state Of New YORK:
70 enter High school. Re opens Sept. It'll Ad'
dross MondgnoF JNO. A. STAFFORD Pros
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-01-05

The Gentlemen's resort Hot roast
Everything good. The Central Bar
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-01-05
FOUNTAIN PEN PERFECTION.
The Quaker City Self-Filling Fountain
Pen Fills Itself and Thereby Fills
A Long Felt Want.
free Press.


ANY reliable time saver is eagerly
welcomed by the modarn business man.
Probably the most forceful illustration of
this condition of things in recent years
Was the enthusiasm with which the
foEantain pen wa greeted. 1t seemed TO
mean the saving of so much time and
saznoyance for 80 many people that its
ssse was simply phenominal.
Bat the fountain pen was not by any
IA ,a1Is perfect and its users soon dis
csEuer that the bother was only concerl-
tra4ed. instead of being dispensed with.
The finest fountain pen would write in
SSITFerently we'll as long as there was ink
Tu II, but when they gave out our busy
man had to stop. unscrew an inky cap,
hunt around for filler and the partic-
nj sr ink recommended by the manufac-
tuners of that particular pen. and so on
through long process of annoyance.
The manufacturers of the Quaker City
Self Filling Fountain Pen have over
come all this bother and produced a
practical writing tool which is as easy
10 use as if one were simply writing
with the filler needed for the old pen.
There is nothing to unscrew, nothing to
szuuIrt. nothing to lose or get out OF
oder. It's construction is simple and
substantial and the operation of filling
L so simple that you wonder nobody
rhf ught of it before.
IT is merely necessary to dip the pen
p-essine it slightly, lift up as usual and
90 on writing. It's capacity is no less
chen the bothersone kind.
We feel that We are not over-r raising
TIE Quaker. City Self Filling Fountain
Pen when we say that it represents the
acme of fountain pen achievement.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-01-05

DELICATESsAN.- Fine country boiled
ham always on hand-try it once and
you will buy it in preference to all
other ham.
FRANK SAE0SHIN.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-01-05
CUPIys ARROW.

The marriage vows of DR.. Frank p.
Campbell, the veterinarian. and Miss
Edith Mcfarland. of Covington, have
been announcedIin thu Catholic church.
The wedding viii occur this month.
The Maysuifle Bulletin, says: Mr..
Dudley M. Plammer. a merchant of
Piqna, Robertson county, ana' Miss
Eleanor Hedges Sprake, Of Paris. were
married Saturday afternoon at the
county Clerks Office, Judgs Newell
officiating. The groom is thirty-twc
years old and this is his thira marriage,
The bride-is twenty-five.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-01-05
Unfortunate Paris Boy.

The Georgetown News, says: Mr..
Earl Bronson, a telegraph operate.
whose home is at Paris. but who has
been employed at Latonia. near Gin
cinnati, had the misfortune to lose one
of his legs by be5pgrun over by a train.
About two years ago he was employed
by the Postal company in Georgetown.
He is about 81 years of age.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-01-05
L. & N. RATES.
!, AND STUDENTS
RAVES FOR TEAeHERs

RATES FOR TEACHERS AND STUDENTS.
Upon presentation of certificates
signed by the President, Principal or
superintendent Of schools or colleges,
tickets will be sold at the above rates on
Dec. 16 to % inclusive, with return
limit of Jan. s, 1904.
Special home-seekers' tickets and
special one-way colonist tickets on sale
the first and third Tuesdays of each
month to points in Oklahoma. Indian
Territory, Texas and other points in
the Southwest. Call on Us for further
information.
Ell. BINzEL, Agt.
H. Ron, T. A.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-01-05

SPECIAL RATEs.-The L. & N. rail-
road is selling book-ticket containing
twenty (20) trips between Paris and
Lexington at the rate Of 38 cents trip
Limit six months from date of sale.
Cell on us for further particulars. Can
be used by any member of purchasers
family. E. H. BINzEL. Agent.
If n. H. Ron, Ticket Agt.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-01-05
BIRTHS.

To the wife of Ollie Stewart, a
daughter.
I'm this city, Friday, to the wife of
Ben Steagall, daughter.
To the wife of Gus Mccarthy, of
this city, nee Pugh, daughter-frst
born
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-01-05
Dissolution Notice.

The firm of Bridwell & Starke has
dissolved partnership by mutual con-
sent. All parties owing the firm are
requested to stop at their former Office
on Main street and settle at once.
R. T. BRIDWELL,
LEE STARKE.
Paris. KY, December 1, 1908.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-01-05
LIVE sTOC.-, CROP, ETC.

". Z. Shipp sold to w. H. Whaley,
Jr., II head of 1900 pound cattle, at
81 25.
Yesterday, Thos. McClintock & Sons
and Mcintyre & McClintock, sold 40
head of mules.
Earl Ferguson sold to W. H.
Whaley, Jr., his pacing mare, Ida T.,
2:1514. at good price.
j. D. Booth purchased by W. J.
Calvert his crop of $4,000 pounds of
tobacco, at II cents straight.
After March 1st, the firms of Thos.
McClintock & Sons and Mcintyre &
McClintock will be consolidated.
Joe Frakes, agent for the s. s. Co.,
bought of Chas Meng, of North Mid
dletown, 38 export cattle, weight 1895
pounds, at about 1926.
Wallace Shannon, of near Millers-
burg, had ten sheep out Of thirty -one,
killed by dogs; John Marshall had ten
out of sixty killed, and nearly every
sheep in both focks were wounded.
"A large tobacco barn, filed with
tobacco and farming implements, be-
longing to Sam Hughes, South Of
Owingsville. was destroyed by fire to-
gether with all it's contents Loss
81, 500.
AT sale of pigeons in Manchester,
England, ate nded by buyers from all
over the kingdom, one bird realized
$500 and two others $3.50 each, while
the result of the sale of II birds was
nearly 1850.
The Hopkinsville Kentuckian says:
1.-THE farmers of Kentucky are just be-
ginning to realize what it is to have no
market for a crop of tobacco worth
millions of dollars. The Reggie trust and
the Continental trust have done the
business, and to top it off the courts
have decided that tobacco is not a
necessity" and therefore exempt from
the operations of antitrust laws
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-01-05
Notice to Stockholders

There will be meeting of the stock
holders Of the Paris Electric Light Co.,
at their Office, on Saturday, January
9, 1904, for the election of directors for
the ensuing year.
R.P. DOW. President.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-01-05
Candy Kitchen
liz SOUTH UPPER. LEXINGTON. Ky.

Pop Corn Fritter,, Chips. Chocolates,
Our home made Fresh Candies are fine
and pure. A special line Candies for
Christmas Sunday-school Trees-Cheap
from Schange-Lexington.
{27nov3mo)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-01-05
CHURCH CHIMES.

Comm union service will be held at
the Second PresbyteEisn church next
Sunday morning.
Rev. E. G. B. Mann, formerly of
this city. has been confined to the Good
Samaritan Hospital, in Lexington
where he underwent an operation for
throat trouble.
"A very handsome tablet of bronze
and II arb1e has been placed in the First
Presbyterian church, at Lexington, in
honor of DR.. w. F. V. Bartlett, whose
memory will ever be held dear in that
church, where he was minister SO
many years.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-01-05

MoLAssES New Orleans Molssses 60
cents per gallon; Sorghum Molasses, 55
cents per gallon.
C.P. Cook SEQ,
sgt Little Cook"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-01-05

NOTICE. = Commencing january /,
1904. the Blue Grass Traction Company
will have car leaving Paris for Lex
ington at o'clock a. m. This car is
intended to take care of the school chill
dren. For information concerning
rates. tickets, etc., apply alb the Office of
the company at 404 West Main Street
Lexington, Ky.
Y. ALEXANDER. President
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-06-02
pts zltaenrn gale arrd1iitst.

@ouperneur Sbea bon Retp 0prt
6at bic unter bem Namen rNiagdrd
@rabi1~8iQ" betannte 9eIesnorlaee,
tpel9e ben Ntagara Der Riagara, Qodz
port unp Ontario Pptper So. obne
iesli9es entIpredenbes Gntgelt iiberz
liefert bate, nit Ieinem 8eto belegt.
Sn Der 8egriinoung bel1elben ma4t er
na9 Nnfiibrung ber19iebener tennt<
f4en @intpenbungen auf Die tpeitDer=
breitete, in prpteiteu aus allen Sbeilen
bes 2dnbes ausgefpro9ene 8eiorgnib
Der 8efGbrbung Der natiirlt4en
S9Dnbeiten Der g}iogdraeSdle aufz
merriam. 8enn au9 biefe 8efqbrz
bung in Dem porlieeenben Sale nlDg>
li9eripei5e nt9t 10 grob pGre, ipie
Dielfa9 befiir9tet tpirb, tpiirbe bic Snz
frafttretung Der Bin bod anbere Sc
1en19aften itberltcb ermutbisen poer
als eine @ntf9ulbigung fir bieielben
bienen, gu ber5u9en, barin nod peiter
gu seben, 10 baB idIieBli4 bic be-
fiirdteten i6limmen 5olgen in iArem
9anaen llmfang eintreten tDiirben.
Nu9 tpenn Der Sentimentalitdt i'm
pratttI9en 2eben piellei6t feline al5u
groBe &e9nung getragen iperben
Ioqte, fet bod bas 8efiibl Der 8eiorgz
nib in biefem Sale tein reattiondres.
fonbern bur9 DEN 5ortf9ritt Der gis
ptliiatton geredtferttgt. Siertn finbe
er etnen 5tpetten po1giilttgen @runb,
bic 8tn nt6t gu unter5et9nen. Die
2egtslatur follte Die 5dlle bef9iiben.
anitatt bie>bieien brobenben 9efabren
gu erb06en unb ben bereits ton5efitoz
ntrten Gorpprattonen S9ranten
5ieben, inbem iie bteie stpingt, bic
6tnbernifIe unb Die unanfebn1i6en
Gebdulihfetten gu entfernen, ipelae
bic S60nbeiten Der Sdue beeintrd4s
tigen.
Der Stat SEEM gorf bat groBe
5unlmen aufgeipenbet, Inn Die Sdlle
gu bei9iiBen unb Die l1mgebung ber<
Ielben gu perI9Onern; Die 5dlle finb
nod INNER bas Mtstfa, na9 tpeldem
Wlele fpdutdbrtelt, Delhe marine
Sreunbe pon NaturfdDnbetten uni
9dturfpunbern finb; SduIenbe BON
MenI6en aus otlen 2dnbern Der Welt
beIu9en aIiG6rlt9 Die Sdle unb unter
benen, tpel6e iih gum 8efuh berfelben
perdnlaBt ieben, biellei6t bortpiegenn
aus Tentinentdlen llrfaden, bat iif
Die 8efiir9tung geregt, bdB bur9 biz
beItGnbigen Gingriffe, bic bisber unter
Sreibrtefen geitattet tporben fino, biz
S6Onbeiten Der 5GlIe fdlieBli4 gan1
3erF0rt fperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-06-02
2lus ser rDod,e.
Welt nn6 Eeben unter Der Eupe
eoitorieller Betrad7tuns.
gntdr.

DntiY. .
gu Der 3eit, fpp unIere gorfabren
In Die @ef1ibte eintraten, erf1ienen
iie ben 8Dlfern, nit benen iie in Be
riibrung famen, nidt als @lieber ei-
nes eroben Gan3en, fonbern ais ein@
seIne Gtdmme, beren ieber einen be-
fonberen 0amen trug, tpGbrenb fir
bic @eiammtbeit feline eemeinfame
8enennunq beffanb. Die betannten
Ramen 3imbern, Seutonen, Gbatten,
@pten, SueDen, Mlelnannen etc. be-
3ei1neten theils eirt3elne yStdmme,
theils @5tdmmesperbGnbe. 9as @prt
9entfh lit erit berbdltniBmdBig fpdt
i'm 8. Sabrbunbert na9 @br. 9eb.
aufeefommen unb es be5ei6nete
5nnd9t ni9t bic @efammtbeit Der
gsrmanif6en Stdmme, Ipnbern nnr
beren @pra9e, bic als etnbeitnif6e,
I'm @esenfaB 5ur latetnif9en Die
pOltsmdBise genannt tpurbe. 9enn
bas altbo9beutf6e rOiutist" aus
benz unfer 0eutf9 entftanben ift, sebt
ouf altbo9beutfcb blot" (rbiota),
NIB. rbiet" sIei9 8olf. 5uriid, Die
gnbflbe nist" bebeutet gebOrig gu.
9euti9 iit alfp Elm ipie befiifd, fhtpdz
bifd gebtlbetes @ieenf9aftspprt auf
ifh, nur nit MusfalI bes uno es
ipiirbe in unpertiir5ter Sprm lauten
beutifb (bgl. beutlid).
Oas Stammport Siot pber Diet
ftnbet ii9 Bel uns nod in @igennaz
rlamen tpie Dietri9, 9etlef, 9etmolo,
Dstnar. Die dltere Sprm teut1b lit
oberoeutf9 unb tpurbe bielfaa bis
ins 19. Sabr6unbert binein
feftee6alten, nomentli9 bon 96rift<
ftelern, bic ibre bDltiI9e 8eiinnung
itart betpnen tppllten. 2utber i4retbt
Deutf6. Wann mir uns als 8olt
9eutide gu nennen begannen, lGBt fid
mod ni9t senau fer1tellen. Der Name
Deutf6lanb trttt erit i'm, II. Sabr=
hunbert auf unb Die 8e5ei9nung
Oeutf1er &aifer f9eint iid gum err
fen Male in 2utbers 56rift nan ben
driitli9en Nbel Deutl6er Ration" 5l
ftnben. Otto Der @robe 3. 3. tpurbe
als .&Dnig Der 5ranten unb 2ongpz
barben gefrDnt. 9ea6tenspertb 1T
bas engliI6e 0ut9, 0as in Der
@9riftfpra9e ausidlieBli9 fir bic
6pllGnber pertpenbet fpirb = betanntz
li9 fiibIten bieie ia tbre Sprade friiz
her, ettpa Bis 1900, als Oeuti4, -
tpdbrenb es boltstbiimlt9 unb atDar
Derddtli9 sebraudt audi beutid9 be-
Sei9net.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-06-02
aaitl,9e araassortfolonne in asat- i0wans.

Ilngen 1T, benz Bureau aber mod Diel
Sorge gu MAIDEN fheint. Die ge9en=
ipdrtig in biefer Ri9tung gemadten
@rperirnente i6eiIten beionbers baz
rauf binausaulalfen, ben impprtirten
fuIfiIden @eiaen einerIeits bart genug
gum MacedrDnibaden, dnbererfetts
aber aud ni9t sn bart gu eeitalten,
10 baB Die getpDbnli9en Waiiblen tbn
mablen fDnnen. Sb bieIe i6tpieriee
Nufgabe iiberbaupt su lDlen TT, muB
bic 3ufunft seisen.
Sebenfalls liefert unIer Iderbauz
bspartement auf's neue ben 8eipeis,
baB es na9 tpie por srnitlid unb eff
rig beitrebt 1T, feline uripriinalide
Iufgdbe, Die sSOrberung unb gntipidz
lung bes seIamnten Mderboues, na9
&rGften ou erfiillen. (Nmerita.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-06-02
GiJr.tbnlttpr ntlna1seat.

Sn Der gBiener 2anbtpirt6I6afts
bafteriolosilden unb gflanasnfaubs
itatton iperben sesenndrtis intereKans
tie 0eriu1e angeitellt. gs lit befanitt,
nelde tpi6ttee Rolle @iienIalae fir
ben menIdli9en Organismus baben.
Die fiinitli9 aubereiteten eiIen6altisen
Rdbrnittel, bic benz 8Drper augefiibrt
perben, tpirfen niht INNER in befriez
Digenbem WaaBe. neil bic IN ibnen ettts
baltene, tpenn aud betrd9tliae gifen&a
menoe fi9 in bieler 5orm bem asrper
ni9t bon aIiimilirt. NaA Der tleueren
NuffaFuna. baB Der nlenidlic6e 80r<
per Ieinen Bebarf an giien AUDI aus
Der gflanaenaabruns bedsn tonne,
tpurpe Der WerIuh ilnternorlmeES
burA 0ermebruns beg Giiengebaltes
in ben pfldn5elt ein notiirIides MitteI
gu Idaffen, hem &Drper cine an giien
reide Rabrur1g 8uaufiibren, Die fur
ben Srsanismus am giinftigiten lit.
Die erite probe ipurbe nit S5pinat ses
ntadt inbem Der Grbe GiIen6bOrat
bsissaiTtbt ipurbe. Der ausgefaets
Gpindt bette 9ierauf einen iiebenfah
6Oberen Gebdlt an giTens obne bdB
Die pFlanas irsenDeinen Shaben err
lift. Dies fam als Elm giinftises Res
Iultat angsIefen tperben, oa biefe gis
1ennlenge pDllfommen ben gebarf bedt,
Der 81. Ssil3fDeden fir ben Menfden
Ferforberlid 1T, unb babel in elmer
Jorm sersiht ipifO, peltt tsine BON
ben Mdi1geln beiist, bic aud ben beitsn
prdparaten unbuftsn. Mubrideinlid4
erbdltsn Tt anbers Gijenpflan5en In
gleider Meife.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-06-02
astadr rrdrfta Qaltrett.

Sir bas Selegrapbsntpeien 1T ber
II. Mlai Elm tpi9tiger 9ebenttag. Gs
mar on biefem Datum por fe9aig Sab
rem, .bab Der eleftrif9e Gunfe ols
11ebermittler bon Hanri9ten feline err
fte @ertpenbung in ben Ser. 5taaten
fdnb. llnh 5!nar sefhah bies eeleaentz
li9 Der bamdls in Baltimore abeebalz
tene Ratiohalconbentipn Der Wbigz
gartei, beren @erbanblungen benz
nabe gefegenen Mafbineton pobin
cine 2eitung gelegt iporoen pdr, BON
9lnfang Bis gu gnbe telegrapbtiA mitz
eetbeilt perben fonnten. 3ubor f9on
bate freili9 Der grfinber MorIe na9
@aIbinqton bic WDrte telegrapbiren
Z f0nren: .9ebet, mas @ott sef9affen
5at!" aber bas seigte eben nur bds8ee
lineen bes unternebmens an unb CAB
feinen 8egriff BON Der M6gli9feit Der
Musnubung Der @rfin6ung, erit bic
pplftGnbige 8eri6ter ftattune Der Gpn-
pention seigte benz ipeiteren pnblitum,
ipas nit benz renen 8erte6rsmittel err
reicht ipprben mar; mas ban1it i'm tpei=
teren -@erlaufe Der 3eit erret9t tperz
ben fDnnte. lieB itd bdn1als freili9
nibt iiberbliden, aber bem praftil6en
Geifte mar bic 3batfa9e 5ur NuBan=
tpenbung gegeben. @s tpar Der erfe
S9ritt in eirem md9tisen Siegesz
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nebnler, Die linie DpnWdIbtngton na6
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brad. 6eute erreibt er Die sntFerrfes
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ginfamfeit BET fibstdnifden Wiiften,
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