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sUMMONSES.

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
Stahl, plaintiff. against Jacob
j. Stahl, defendant.-Summ ons.-Au action
TO Annul marriage,
To the above named defendant;
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint In this action, and 20 serve g copy
Of your answer the pldlnNn'- attorney
within twenty days after the service ~ this
summons exclusive Of the DAY of service
and I'm case OF your failure 80 appear or
answer, Judgment will be taken against rp1
By default Tor the relief demanded Boa tho
complaint.
Dated May 18th. 1914
WALTER NJ GOLDSMITH
PLAINTIFF Ntturrrr
once aud Post ONCE address 30 Liberty
street. Borough 81 Manhattan, Sew York ct''
To Jacob j Stahl;
The foregoing summons f. served upo1
you by publication, pursuant To an order -
Hon. Samuel Greenbaum. Justice OF tho
supreme Court of the state Of Sew York
dated the 2sd day OF June, 1914 ana hIrI
with the complaint in the once of tho Clerl
OF the County Of New York. at tho COUNT
Court House, In the city and County Of New
York, Borough OF Manhattan, ~ said state"
Dated New York, June "a 1914
WALTER NJ GOLDSMITH
PLAINTIFF Attorney
once & Y q address IS Liberty street,
Borough OF Manhattan. New YORK civ
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FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY. OF NEW
AGAINST LOUISE FRANK and others. DE.
PENDANTS.
In pursuance OF a judgment of foreclosure
and sale, duly made ana entered In the
2sth day Of June. lsli I. the undersigned,
the referee In said judgment named, will
sell at public suction, At the ExehanSs
BorSuSS Of Manhattan. e cfIy s OF N.w yorH
on the 22nd day of July. 1919, at II o'clock
noon on that day. by JOSEPH p. DAY,
Auctioneer, the premises directed by said
as follows; ALL that certain lot. piece or
parcel Of land with the buildings and Inn
provements thereon erected situate. wing
and being in the Borough Of Manhsttsn.
pEqINN1NG az point on tho southerly
side OF Thirty ninth Street, distant one hun
from the southwesteriy corner ot seventh
Avenue and Thirty-ninth Street, running
thence southerly parallel with the seventh
Avenue, and In part through the centre Of a
tsl inches TO the centre line OF tho block
between Thirty eighth and Thirty ninth
streets thence westerly along said centrs
line parallel with Thirty ninth Street twenty
Seventh Avenue ninety eight lesl fee, and
nine t9l inches 70 the southerly side ~
Thirty-ninth stree, and thence easte-iv
along the southeriy side OF same street
| Dated, New York June 5oth. 1914
ARTHUR S. FRtENi Referee
HAigEAn ERos r AttorRey ,cr
Of Manhattan. The CITY 81 New York
The following a. a diagram ~ the prop.
srty To- be sold 'ts street Number Is 2is
West aa,b street
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DISTURBER ". TO TRY FOR CUP.
James \. puGh Believes He Has boat
10 Lift Trophy.

IN Tho races for tho Harmsworth trophv,
10" ned ty the Royal Motor Yacht club.
H".n arc 10 be held al Cowes, England,
~ August the Motor Boat Club of Amer
Ia, winch mas challenged for the trophy,
~" re l"urcseuted by Dsturber ", the
,''' motor boat owned by Commodore
sa'I'. H. Pugn of the Chicago Yacht club
''N 'aua. he'd about two weeks ago. Com
no'ore Pugh who Is also u member of
c' BOARD o' trustees OF the Motor Boat
,'u9 %, America, arrived in this city
s'S.''uaA, conferred with his associates
VT mo board ana gave them an account
vi 'H' Performances OF the boat thus far
No'a convinced them that she was a
'.-'o'e preventative Of the club.
'Ne engines have never been turned over
.li p more than half the speed Of
VII" They ale capable, but even with
%" turning she has made a speed OF
,,'N''A.'- more than forty-hvc miles an
SIZE undoubtedly the strongest
" .'.t high speed motor boat ever
'".' '.1 s really very sturdy vessel.
lush has satisfied himself
q. uls hu..t % boat suitable for the
' i W1u who likes to travel fast, but
N.' ''t A. an ANXIOUS to get himself
'd with oil and refuse.
I'll 0H1' ls controlled by one man.
TO W'hcg levers, &c, being under the
'.. '' foot of the helmsman. and this
ne 80 large high speed boat built
=, tnN country that Is so controlled. Dis
,t.ot. ~. vas shipped from Chicago on
~oH'a. ~ the care of the Adams EN-
Tes' company, % horse parlor car hav-
rs 'erH torn out and rented for her
-lt'' ~ and will reach Jersey city on
uH' ."'F nigh. or Friday morning and
~, 'r hl' on the Atlantic transport S.
-iooka early on Saturday morning
,.' Nl arrive I'm London about nine or
'''s thereafter and will be taken
Nn .l- 1''bury Docks by lighter and
wv I'll no NnM.s
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PICK GRIFFIN To TAKE TITLE.
Young Californian Fspcied to Win
on Clay Courts.

mt.
ciNclNSAIi' Juiy lf'-NotWlthstanding
of all matches scheduled for the morning
az tno r''.,soai cay court tennis cnain-
piohship tournament thlrty-ohe matches
were played of In the afternoon and sew
enteen disposed of by means OF defaults
with Tho excen,ion ~ ono match IN. .o,-
ond round is completed.
Clarence Griffin of San Francisco. who
Is picked nv many to win the Tournament
WOO, fro,, Henri Adi,r !. local niavor
90 ~, ''N"' ''"''''
after nard struggie'
Mrs. II. II. Williams OF Chicago won
her match to-day against Mary Louise
Dui ~ ~, , ~ 80 W.
san FRANCISCO won her matcn from mary
kemper. The summaries
Men, s,,gies-.r,r., roupd-A Al Kidder
,os, rroJ J sebae,ar ga a. " kim
eas,.,L 10, wsi,os Soohisr 10 defautt f.
ph,lph x 80 W t. h, a. :
-, ~. 1870 -. ~ la,,,,hn Non,
Iaut. marry hoSVn ra, NSus, ~,
sorihrSg,r nay usdmopJ heat
t,aiuh - 5o,au,,ad. Roher,
p pa,ph , So,e1b n,cLo., 60 a.. q
n,a.N 49,, ~. -. ~ - go =. "a
r,n,,, 30, p,art, Gor,,ou ~, dofauit
BIN Kr,se hoa, IL rabni by Jofauit
hfpn naass,. ps nas, "a - sm"i, "a sns.
s''i.'' -, $780, 80, Pal VorhcJs no A.
| 80. rpeu Wx,an hea, ~ Aiyaisr
"u'' ' ~
o'p.i n tra,a.r y. t.a,
| noun" ktIds,
\" ~ y ~, ,.,iaar,
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Tho approximate amount Of the len oI
charge. to satisfy which the above-descrihed
property Is to be sold, Is Eleven thousand
-FOUR hundred and eighty-f1ve and SOLO
tslI.4s55 0I Dollars with interest thereon
from the 18th day OF July, 1914, together with
costs and allowance amounting 20 1919. -
with Interest from July 10th, 1914. together
with the expenses Of the sale. The approx
mate amount OF the taxes, assessments and
water rates, or other liens. which are to hs
allowed TO the purchaser out Of the purchase
money, or paid by the Referee IL t320lo
and interest
said premises viii he sold subject to varia-
tons between the location Of the fences and
the record lines, and any failure defect
In the title OF such portion Of said premises
as lies west Of the centre line Of the vcat-
erly party wall Of the building on said
premises or line in prolongation thereof
Dated, New York. July 18Th, 1914
DAVID TIM. Referee.
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MISSES BARGER AND BUSK WIN.
So DO Mrs. spencer and Miss Sands
Will Meet In Final To-day.

NEWPORT, July 1.-THE womens doubles
tennis tournament at the Casino mar
rowed down To the final round to-
day, and in this match tomorrow
morning tho Misses Edna Barger
and Margaret II, Rusk viii meet Mrs.
Lorllard Spencer, Jr,. and Mlsa Anna
Sands.
The second round was finished to-day
when Mrs. \. s Alexander and Mrs. Cort-
landt D. Barney defeated Mrs, Lawrence
l.. Gillespie and Mrs stuart Duncan, Go.
6--i. In tho first semi-final match Mrs.
Alexander and Mrs Barnes lost to Mrs.
Spencer and Miss Sands in a hard match,
featured by fine net work by Miss Sands.
Score. So, sc, 81. In the other
sem-final match the Misses Barger and
Busk defeated Miss Ruth " Twombly and
Mrs Arthur Scott Burden, g., Sc
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ENGLAND TRIUMPHS AT TENNIS
Her Davis Cup Player Defeats
Frcnchman in Deciding Match.

NVF'7H '"UTt VtNPT''" To IHE oTN-
WIMBLEDON. England, July li,--Great
Britain won the deciding tennis match
from France to-day and Will go to Boston
to meet the winning team Of the Aus
tralasian- Canadian German matches for
the chance to play the American team In
the challenge round for the Dwight II,
Davis cup.
r. NJ Mavrogodato OF the Eglsh team
made this possible ny defeating Max De-
cugis ~ France in straight sets. at 81.
ID, -. II was a rather easy victory
Al the English representative never was
fully extended after he felt his man out
In the tirst set England previously won
two singles matches on Saturday, but
lost at doubles Yesterday.
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sURROGATEs' NOTICES.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the under
signed intends to apply to tho Broome
County Surrogate's Court Tor letters OF i'd
estate OF Abel Bennett deceased, late of tho
city of Binghamton, y. y; under tho pro-
Procedure, and Intends to apply for modified
security under the provisions Of Section
To nodded security with the consent OF
All tho next of kin, which has been secured.
and the creditors of said deccdent are mott
ned 10 present their claims against the estate
OF the said Abel bennett deceased, TO Rem
innin Baker. Surrogate Of Broomo County.
~ Binghamton, y, Y, on o, before the 10th
day of August, 1914
Dated July Srd. 1914
HELEN u. WILLARD.
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Although Bobby Walthour IL rapidly
recovering from the injuries he received
In smashup al the Brighton Beach
Motordrome last Sunday. II will require
three weeks before the speedy little pace
follower In ready to start training again
Carmen, Lawrence, Pye and Wiley are
carded to meet In a thirty mile motor
paced race tonight. George Sperl and
Mike Costello will come together in two
mile motor race and will also start In the
ten mile event along with Martin Kessler
and Johnny Cox. There will be cycle
races galore for amateurs and novlces.
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Frankie Burns outponted Battling
Lahm in the main ten rounder at the
Broadway sporting Club, Brooklyn. last
night. The men fought 40 furously that
they wero exhausted when the bout
ended. In the tenth Lahm knocked Burns
down with a punch on the head, but was
so exhausted that he himself went down
too from the force of his own blow.
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battling Jim seeks Revenge.

We IH'orcte and Battling Jim Johnson
vii br tho main attraction at Billy Glib.
eoa Stadium \. G. tonight. Jeanette
ssu4 Johnson have met several times, the
inner ''runs a newspaper decision on
e,u OCCASION But Johnson has been
,,..iS '"g tho past Week under the
800" nj 10 Walco,t aud Jack Nc
n, sIn1e and expects To turn the tables to-
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INTERVIEWER, HENkY-In pursuance 4
an order Of Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler. a
Surrogate OF the County Of New York. notice
against Henry untermeyer, late Of the
County Of New York, deceased, TO present
the same with vouchers thereof, TO the sub
scribers at their place OF transactng bust
ness a the afhce OF Maxwell Davidson. their
attorney No 40 Broadway In Tho city OF
New York, on or before the 2sth day OF
July next Dated. New York. the 18th day
" MELVILLE UN~ERMEYER,
WALTER INTERVIEWER,
JACOB WERNER. Executors
MAXWELL DAVIDSON, Attorney for
eeutors 40 Broadway. Manhattan, New
Work. CITY.
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF new
Timothy Murphy, ct al, Defeudanta
and sale. duly made and entered IN me
above entitled action and bearing date tho
9Th day Of July, 1914, |, the undersigned,
at public auction. at the Exchange Sales.
room. No. 1915 Nesey street In the Borough
of Manhattan. CITY OF New York. on the 9TH
day ot August: 1914, at IL o'clock noon on
that day. by JOSEPH r. DAY. Auctioneer.
the premises directed ny said judgment to
be sold. and therein described follows:
land, with the building thereon erected.
situate in the borough Of Manhattan, CITY
Of New York. bounded and described as fol-
lows: BEGINNING at point ths
Southorly side Of one hundred and second
street, opposite the centre Of party wall
standing partly ON the premises hereinafter
| Joining on the vest distant one hundred
| and rve Go5l feet Easterly from the CORNER
| formed by the intersection Of the Southerlv
! side OF one hundred and second Street and
| thence Southerly, parallel with Park Avenue
| ana part OF the distance through the centre
Of party wall one hundred ,io0l feet
| eleven on inches TO the centre line or tho
| block; thence Easterly along said centre
! line Twenty-Five t25) feet thence North :
| erly. again parallel with Park Avenue and
one hundred G0O) feet eleven tn inches
to the Southerly side Of one hundred and
southeriy side Of one hundred and second
street Twenty-Five t25l feet to the point Of
beginning: said premises being known by tho
street Number los East one hundred and
Dated. New York. July 18th. 1914
DAVID TIM, Referee.
/ BOWERS & SANDS. Attorneys for PIain-
The following Is a diagram Of the prop
/ erty to he sold its street Number IS JOS East
/ lo2nd Street:
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fptcidI 'dbIe NtsbdfcA 70 THE SIN
LONDON. July i5.-The Globe says Jack
Johnson and Sam Langford have been
definitely matched for a bout at the end
of October. Langford Is to receive fl 800
(s1.500) and 20 per cent. Of the receipts
from the moving pictures and advertising
rights. Johnson Il TO receive $4,000 ts3O,-
O00l.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FIREPROOF WINDOWS and IRE escape
work, Labor Department violations removed.
j. GESCHEIDT, 2l2 East 5:d 81 Phone
3is3 Plaza.
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Centre line OF block.
TIL" approximate amount of the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above-d esor bed
property II to be sold. Is nine thousand
four hundred and twenty-three and rs l0n
dollars Ne,423.75, with interest thereon
from the 18Th day Of June. 1914. together
with the costs and allowance amounting to
three hundred and eighty four and 30-10o
dollars (s3si.30I. with interest from June
2yth, 1914, together with the expenses Of
the sale. Tho approximate amount Of ths
taxes, assessments and water rates. or
other liens, which are to be allowed to the
purchaser out Of tho purchase money or
paid by the Referee. lH six hundred ana
seventeen and 52-ioO dollars t617.52J and
interest.
Dated, New York. June 50th, 1914
ARTHUR =. FRIEND, Refcree.
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Time, ib

Good start, won handily: Hear beat. b, e, by
Dorante-Stoou Moments. owned by NJ Rogers
trained by j. rtzsmmuns.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
SOUTH AMERICA, MEXICO

spanish speaking. single American, nfteen
wears experience Mexico, good trsnslstoI
ton Latin American department. export busi-
ness. high claes references. X, Box lt6 sun,
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BOTH CARPENTER AND
SMITH THINK IT'S EASY
Frenchman Arrives i'm London
Sounding His Own Praises
GunbOat Works Hard.

BoNDoS, July li--Georges carpenticr
arrived In London this afternoon with
numerous trainers and corner men. He
looks brown and like a very lively cricket
and says that 'the ladies and gentlemen
at Olympia on Thursday night will see
an exhibition OF the fistic science ut once
divertinG to them and painful to Gun
boat"
'sNot that smith will he easy either"
laughed the springy Frenchman. Tie *
mighty puncher. hut he will not hit me 50
often as he hits this stufiy London atmos-
phere. I've had better sparring partners
than his. I've been sparring with Terry
kellar and Tommy Kennedy. both rat
Ting heavyweghts. Besides Kennedy
knows Gunboats every inch and angle
I'm ready for the fight now"
Carpenter had an extraordinary rc-
ception on his arrival AT Chsring Cross
station this afternoon. \ cosmopolitan
crowd OF 5000 awaited the arrival of the
French boxer and cheered rim wildly
when he stepped from the train. They
then embarrassed the horse attached to
the carriage which was waiting for Car
pentier and after the young Frenchman
had stepped inside the crowd dragged the
carriage 10 his hotel
Carpenter VIII enter the ring AT 100
or 40 pounds.
Special Cdbio Despatch 10 THE Sun
HARROW ON THE HILL. England, July II,
--tiunboat Smith took a three mile walk
and "A two mile canter before lunch to-
day. ending with vigorous rundown
and massage at the hands of big Bob
Armstrong. He did an hours light gym
nasum work in the afternoon and boxed
with Armstrong with great cleverness and
dash for half an hour
Fright now I ann finished" said Gun
boat to the correspondents. IN not dc
any more work except enough to keep my
blood circulating and keep my muscles
| flexible You know II makes me smile &c
hear all this talk about my being slow.
"Slowness is not bad thing in the rims
unless at the wrong moment. I'll try tC
move fast enough when tho opportunity
comes TO hit Carpenter"
Carpenter Is a hypnotist." said Arm
strong to the correspondents. ''He shrug'
his shoulders. fans his hands about, jump
and prances little and "A man like Well'
is scared to death, Nothing like that vii
ever frighten Gunboat II takes "a rca
punch to make any impression on him
believe me
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Good start: won driving, Trust Me. Oh O. by
INloi Truelovc owned by James Butler trained
bv 4 4 HgLSur
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For thrcc-year odds md upward selling. by
subscription OF $40 with 500 added mile
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FOR SALE.

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Good start; won handily Goldcrest Girl. b.
by ogden Miss Granville owned by John W.
Schorr, trained by j 4 Schorr.
SECOND RACE.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-30

$16.O0--1700, go. / alee $1,000
17.50, SO. 2 $14.o0-15.5o per Sons
ne. 4lfalfa $12O0-20.OO per Sonne.
Wlblenfutter 1T fetis. Rleie
$21. .OO-22.0O, Mibbling srob. $26
bo. fsinss $27,OO-27.50,
semii4ies Gutter $22.00-23.00.
Sdmereien. - Warlt iterig.
aleeiamen $6.Oo-700 daf benz @ee
leiie uub. $7.00-8.20 per Bu. Dom
Gtore. 9imotbn 81 .60-2.25 auf bem
Geleiie unb $2.50-2.90 per gu. BON
Store. guhpei5.n $1.30, Sla9s>
famsn $1.40 per gu. Dom Store.
Werfhi.benes.
Dele. - Martt feit. 2sin0l ros
bes 63c per 0aaone in partien DOH
S gbl. @eiodtes 1c msbr. 80. l
2arb0l 60e; Cotton Sesb Oel raffis
nirtes 58c per 0allone. 1srpentin SAC
per gallone in partisn DON 1-5
Barrels. peiroleum, Sbio Carbon
100 Grab 9ae, DO. $50 Grab 10ae,
5eabIiabt IT'S Grab 12c. groipn
Gafolin zoe, Napbta 16e per Gallone
in partisn bon Is gbls.
g SaIa.-Der Wartt ift rubis. S6io
RiDer $1.20. Witigan unb atron
$1.14 per 1851. Don 280 pfunb.
Sals itetig. = qrima gitp 6a-
6lc. bo. Gountrp 53-6e per piunb.
Roblen.-Wur,t rubig. Dough.
tioabenp $3.50-3.75, Rub unb Glad
$2.25, aanaipha St.idtobl,n $3.50
3.75. gauB unb SIad $2.25 - 2.35
pet 5oHne abs.li.f.rt. Raudloie
Stii6toblen $4.75c, Qntbraeite $7.75
per 3onne abgeIi.fert. gofe toitet
$6.00-G.50 per SOnne abseIi.fert.
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Sysrtidritt Der @iReni&ait.

Wlit elmer aubsrorbsntIi6 beoeutia@
men gntbeduns tritt Der betdnnte bols
ldnbiI6e pbeiiter prufsfpr aammsre
linabz Snnss aus 2eioen berpor. gldt
iabrelansen @sriu6sn III es BEN Ses
lsbrten aelungen, cine Wetbobe gu ent.
pideln. bur6 bic Der Wioeritano, ben,
bi, peri6ieb.nen Wstaae bem elettris
Ifen Strom .ntssssnisBen. auf elm 10
ipinaiaes Minimum rebu5irt tpiro, oab
er prattii6 als aufgebOben geIten tann.
Die Solse 1T. bab Ger slettrii9eStrom
unbsi6rGntt fortbausrt unb ubne eletz
tromotoriihs ardfts in ben 2eitern
peiter pirtt. Der @iTenitoft mar
i6on felt lduserer 3eit betdnnt. baB
Der WibsrItanb, ben Wetaaordbte benz
slettriIfen Gtrom bieten, abnimmt,
ipenn bic Sempsratur iid Dsrringert.
Sc tGIter man einsn Srubt madt, ie
niberitanbsIrmsr III er unb I'm 10
lsidter paTirt i'm Der Gtrom. sbeos
retiff mar aRsunebmen, Oob Bel bem
abIoluttn Rullpuntt, alip 273 9rab
geliius untsr benz 8efrierpuntt, Der
Wibsritano oufborsH peroe. ylun 1T
.s ror sinissr 3sit aammerIins9s
Sares pslunssn, 9emperaturen gu srs
5ielsn, mi. iie 10 niebris bisber uner.
reih6ar aeblieben iparen. 4 big 5
Grab GelIius iibsr oem ubIolutsn
y1il punt, aIio runb 26S GRAB unter
bem aep6hnlidsn RulIpuntt bes Sber.
mpmsters, permr9te Der 9elebrts 9es
!iurn Su perfliiFieen.
Jm WerIaufs Der ipeitereu Grperis
mel. 5sigis iid nun, oub bel elmer
Semperatur fpie Der bss fliifiisen !Ses
Iiums Der WiberitonS Der Wletalle ses
gen ben elsttriihen Strom peri9pin.
bet, unb spar iino bic entipredenben
Temperatureu BEL Ausdiilber 4.19
Grab Geliius iiber benz abiplutenRulla
punt, bel Jprtin 3.S @rab unb bei
gIei e 9rac geliius iibsr bem abIolus
ten Htupuntt.
Bel sinem iiingiten prattif1en 0ers
.iu4 widslte qrofeilpr aammerlinabs
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Dimes ie6r fetnen gleibrabt tauieubs
fa9 Inn eine Spule. 9ei aetpDbnz
li6er 9emperdtur Bot Der 9rdbt 736
Ohm Wiberitdnb. 2lls bic Spule in
fliiiIigem Selium undergraduate mar,
ifpano Der Wiberitanb unb Der Elm.
gefiibrte elettriibe Strom pirtte piele
Stunben lang lpeiter, Obns bab cine
Abnabme Der &raft bemsrfbar geporz
cen pdre. Sb bieies ReiuItat nun
tbutiG4li4 auf eine 9eieitisung bes
elettrii4en Wiberitanbes ober auf eine
Grgdn3ung unb Wiebererlangung elets
trti6er &raft bur6 molefulare ober
atomiitiife 2(uflOiung 5uriidge6t, pas
1T einitDeilen fir bic 5ori6ung Elm
neuss Yrob!em. sepenfaQs 1T jeBt Ell
ner @rgriinbIng Der intra@atomiittz
I(hen @nereien bic 8abn gesbnet.
Wirft man bic 5rass mad bem un~
mittel6aren prattii6en NuBsn Der
Gntoeduna auf. 10 ersibt ii9 bteWDg>
lidteit elmer 0srbilIigung Der @let.
triaitdtstoften. geieitigung beg @is
berItunbes beibt 8eIeitigung Der bur4
ben Wiberitano er5eugten Wdrme;
man tGnn alIo fir ie6r itarte
StrOme eiuen gan5 biiHnen Orubt
pertpenben. QlIo 8erringerung Der
Soften Der Geitungsanlagsn. Qber
ebe oieies SSbeal erreihbdr piro, mill
len bic Drd6te in fliiiiieem Selium
gebabet perOen, ooer es mub Elm an
berer @ea gefunben perben, bic Gem.
perutur Der Ordbte bem a6Ioluten
ytuapuntt 3u nd6srn. Die Seritels
lung geniigsnber Wiengen f.iiifigeH
!6eliums lit etnitpeiIen auberoroents
ti6 toitfpielig, ba bas 8as, aug benz
es aenOmmen tpirb, febr felten lit. Quf
ieben faQ aber fiibrt uns bic gnts
bsdung bes 2eifener 9slebrten uuf
bem Dese 5ur 2DIung bes Rdt6iels
Der Glsttriaitdt I'm einen peIsntli9en
S6ritt tpeiter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-30
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Oonnsritaa 30. Suli 1914.

Dpnnerfag 80. SuIi 1914.
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