The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, December 14, 1900, Page 10, Image 10
I Ml l fl M 10 DUPLICATE WHIST RpHck of llilrrrKlliic Oninrn IMnyed Iiist Sntunlny K rtiliiR From Tuesday Daily All interesting evening nt duplicate whist was spent Inst Sntunlny in tho rooms of tho Norfolk club plnyors from Tho Heights being matched ngainst lovers of tho game from tlio wont sldo At table No I O II Reynolds mid Hurt Mopes from Tito Heights played 0 U Salter nnd ludgo llornos from tlio West Slilo tlio former being two points ahead ufior 111 boards liml boon ployed At table No J 1 0 SMtt mid A 1 Durlmid represented Tlio Heights mid P II Salter mid U II Tracy tho Wont Side tho Heights toiitu winning by ono point Twolvo bounlH worn played At tnblo No t P Stafford nod W O linker of Tho Heights woro matohod against Or Hour mid Morris Mayor of tho West Side Tho Heights was ono point ahead Twolvo boards woro plnyod Tnblo No I was occupied by J II Maylard nmP M O Hazou of Tho lloiRlitnmiil Frank Suitor mid V II HucholK of tho West Side tho latter winning out by two points In tho not roHiiltR Tho HolghtH won out by two polntH Tho ovonlug wiih passed very onjoynbly mid other nintoh games will prolmbly bo played but us yot 110110 havo lM3on nrrungod for WEDNESDAY WRINKLES Ohnrloy Pilgor in contlnod to bin homo RiokllCHR Mips Hulda Nonow wout to Hnttlo Greek last night Mr nntOIrH L A Pohlmmi of Piorco city visitors yesterday Mrs T 1 Monimiugor enmo ovor from Mudlsouto hoar Knthorlno Oliver Supt D O OConnor went to Hart ington this morning and will return to morrow U II Tatmnu formorly nn employe of tho postollloo 1h tho now night clerk at tho Pnoiilo hotel Mr and Mrs J Burton of Waukon Iown are guosts of their daughter Mrn Goo B Christoph and will Bpoml tlio holiday Tho masons resumed work on tho Bishop block again this mornidg and are making rapid progress in epito of the cold wouthcr Mrs Oora A BeelB accompanied by Miss Ella Mason of Pierco went to Lin coln this morning to listen to tlio Maurice Grnu grand 0era Mr and Mrs J R Anderson enter tained tho touchers of tho pnblic hoIiooIr last oveniug in honor of Miss Nettio Nelson yesterday being her birthday Mrs W H Johnson outorrnined Miss Oliver dnriug nor stay in Norfolk uud thin morning afforded an opportunity for a number of ladies to meet her guest by holding au informal recoption Mrs E O Harris camo in from Chi cago nt noon today on her way homo to Chadron She expects to remain with Norfolk friondB a day or two Mr Har ris will bo hero tonight or tomorrow The following officers were elected last night by Morning lodgo No SO Knights of Pythias Dr Frank Salter O O John Friday V O Dallas Branson M of A L M Beeler M of 35 George Christoph M F Julius Hulff K of R and S Manager Spear of the Auditorium has arranged for music by tho asylum orchestra at the entertainments tomor row afternoon and night under tho direction of the Slay ton Lycoutn bureau David Garriok will bo tho matiuoe attraction with tho Merchant of Von Joo in the evening Frank Hirsch who recently disposed of his interest iu tho Trocodero to Harry Lodor has purchased a bakery business and residence property in Stanton and will move to thut town in a fow days P Hirsoh who has boen making his with his son will move iuto -rooms with Mr and Mrs Lodor The daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Zutz wub taken sick yester day with appendicitis and died this morning ut 0 oclock Arrangements for tho funenil have not yet been com pleted This is a Bad stiliiction to Mr and Mrs Zutz coming as it did so suddenly and they have the heartfelt sympathy of their mauy acquaintances Mayor W M Robertson and Judge Isaac Powers returned yesterday from their visit to Oklahoma the former ar riving at noon and the latter at night Mrs Powers accompanying him home from Omaha They were highly pleased with what they saw of Oklahoma Editor J B Donovan of the Madison Star was also a visitor to that territory The Christmas windows are becoming features of the busiuess portion of towu The Star clothing store has n very at tractive window with a fireplace and Christmas tree as leading features Davenports shoe store boasts of a white Christmas as fur as the display windows go tho goods carried being attractively displayed The windows of tho toy mores and confectioneries are easily ilrstin the consideration of tho children who look upon the goods displayed with longing eyes At a meeting of Norfolk lodge No 07 A O U W held last eveuing the fol lowiug oflloers were elected for the eu uing term to be installed in January M L Ogden M W O A Harshman P Herman Miller O j L O Bargelt reorder W K Hoffman receiver II L Hpaulding llnniicier M J Denningor IO K Florcs I V J Fred Koorbor O V V N Husc truflteo for three years j Drs P II Salter nnd W II II Hagoy medical ojuiiniiiors As auditing committee tho retiring muster workman nppoiuted 0 11 Durlmid W 1 low nnd 0 A Ilnrflltnimi A com nilttoo wiih appointed to arrange for n ball soniotiino in the near futurn Tho entertainment by ICatheriuo E Oliver Impersonator at tho First Con gregational church last evening under tho auspices of tho Ladles Aid society was very much of a sueocsi Miss Oliver gave the now monologue Tho Sky Pilot In her own inimitable way nnd hold tho strictest attention of her largo audieneo from tho time she com menced speaking until the elose Sho hiiH a pleasing voice and impersonates tho different oharncters most clovorly No one but a porsou perfect iu tho art of impersonation would daro attouipt to interest an audience for ono on tiro even ing with tho recital of a story but Miss Oliver succeeded In creating tho most delightful variations and entertained whoro others would havo bored At tho regular mooting of Mathowson post No 100 G A It Dopartmont of Nebraska held at G A It hall last evening tho following oillcors woro elected for tho onsuing term N A Ruinbolt commander J W Uovoo senior vice commander II Gorocko junior vico commander W II II Hogoy surgeon A P Childs chaplain 1 S Morrow quartormastor J A Light officer of tho day J Rouse outor guard Patrick Carbory delegate to dopartmoutjoucnuipmout which is to bo hold at Plattsmouth tho second Tues day in May O P Hyorly altoruato delegate Post coinmtindorH and post post commundors nro oxollloio mombors of tho encampment tho following boing tho members from this post Post commander N A Rainboldt Past Post commanders W A VVidamau A N MoGiunis P S Schwonk H Gorooko II O Mntrnu J A Light O F EiBoloy R W Mills and II M Roberts Tho iustallutiou of oillccrs will take placo on tho noxt regular meeting night which will bo tho socoud Tuesday in January WARNERVILLE W M Olmstead wont to Wayne Sun dny to resume work after a weeks lay off D W Darlington has filed on a home stead iu Rock county and will movo there in spring W K Pottitt and wife any from a threo weeks visit with rela tives in North Dakota Charlie May and Tnko Penhollow will givo a masquerade ball and oystor supper iu tho hall Friday evening December 1 1 Mrs Eva Booth and children returned to their home in Lincoln Saturday after a weokBjvisit with Mrs Booths parents Roger Oarberry is nursing a job lot of painful bruises caused by his teum run ning nwny and throwing him out of the wagon Fred Odell who had three shonts killed by tho cars a short time ago has received a voucher from tho U P R It company covering the loss Miss Myrtle Figley of Marysville Ohio who been visiting with A N McGiuuis family the past few weeks una accepted a soiiool to teach in Kola mnzoojprecinct More grain is being delivered in Warnorville than over before at this season of the year owing to tho fact thutjouifgrain buyers ore paying i cents per bushel moro for corn and outs than tho buyers in surrounding townB At tho present writing there aro nine carloads on tho side track awniting shipment At tho meetiug of tho M B A lodge held last Saturduy oveniug tho follow ing oillcors woro elected for tho eusaini year President G M Carletou secre tary O A Sleeper treasurer Mrs Clara Hills chaplain Fred Odell Con duotor J P Lauvor watchman S E Madseu sentry Geo Marshall free of Churfc Any adult suffering from a cold settled on the breast bronohitis throat or lung troubles of any nature who will coll at A K Leonardflwill be presented with a sample bottle of Boschees German Syrup free of charge Only ono bottle given to one person and none to children without order from paronts No throat or lung romedy ever had suoh a sale as Boschees German Syrup in all parts of the oivilized world Twenty years ago millions of bottles were given away and your druggist will tell you its success was marvelous It is really the only throat nnd lung remedy generally endorsed by physi cians One 75 cent bottle will cure or provo ita value Sold by dealers in all civilized countries Kuriiilng Iu Colorado unci Nw Mexico The Denver Rio Grande railroad The Scenio Lino of the World has prepared au illustrated book upon tho above subject which will bo sent free to farmers desiring to change their location This publication gives valuable informa tion in regard to the agricultural horti cultural and live stock interests of this section nnd should be iu the hands of everyone who desires to beoomo no quainted with the methods of farming by irrigation Write S K Hooper G P T A Denver Colo Tint News joo nepartment U con plete in every particular THE NORFOLK NEWS FRIDAY DKOFMRFRM 1900 THURSDAY TIDINGS J Bantu is confined to his homo with siokuesfl Hon John R Hays went to Lincoln on legnl business at noon today Mrs G F Kirkpit rick of Piorco was tho guest of Mrs U F Koiper today Wilholmiiio Wlntor of this oity has boon granted mi increase in pension to 8 per mouth Miss Anna Wnntlin was iu tho city yesterday from Hnttlo Creek on her way to Madison to visit relatives and friends A son tlio 12th child was born to Mr mid Mrs Win Seiffort Mnnilnv night Tho father is certain that ho is a republican Arthur Chuso formerly mminger of tho American typo foundry in Oninhii now in tho real estnto luminous iu that olty wns iu town this morning L M Keen of Fromoiitwasin the oity yesterday on business Ho devoted a portion of his time to visiting his od time friuntlB Mr and Mrs J S McOlary Miss Anna Parkor will lonvo for Omaha tomorrow to nurso a lady from Nollgh who is to submit to an operation Dr Heutty will accompany tho ladv and bo prosont during tho oporation Walter Dunn was very plousautly sur prised Tuesday ovoning by a party of young people coming to holt him colli brato hiH 11th birthday Tho ovoning was plousautly spout with games and re freshments as featuroB Each loft a duinty gift as a romiudor of thoir visit Tlio funeral services ovor tho remains of tho little daughter of Mr and Mrs E W Zutz woro hold from tho house today at 1 M and oftor ward from St Paul Luthonm ohurch tho romaius being interred iu tho comotory of that church There was a largo attoudauco of relatives nnd friends and mnoh sympathy for the nf fllctod family was shown Tho sixth annual meeting of tho Nebraska Dairymens association will bo held in tho dairy building on the stnte university farm Lincoln next Monday Tuesday and Wednosday Eminent practical dairymen will presont subjects of importanco aud interest to the dairy industry There will bo an exhibit of butter and chooso products for which liberal premiums will be paid B Judkius who lives in the Bouthorn part of tho state ia hero on a visit to his nephew E M Norton while on his way homo from Minnesota He was hero about a mouth ago enrouto north While in Minnesota he met a lady nnd finding themsolves of congenial temper aments they were united in marriage and his brido is now with him Mr Judkins is 70 years of ago aud his bride has seen but 00 summers Information is received that Lucile Howe is dangerously ill at tho Samaritan hospital in Sioux City She is tho daughter of C J Howe formerly of this place but who is now in tho asy lum at Clariuda ilbwa Mrs Howe is living in Sioux City and taking care of her little girl Luoile was tukon with pneumonia which was followed by stomach and bowel trouble aud Bhe is now in a critical condition BEGA Tho Swenson brothers have finished picking corn Rev MoKcen was in Bcga as usual on Sunday uftornoon Mr Shannon of Hoskins was in the neighborhood buying hogs Mr and Mrs Andrew Lund are pre paring to move to the Olson farm Mr O E Wilson attended the teachers association at Pilger Saturday afternoon Miss Lillio Burchmoro wont to Wayno Saturday morning to attend the teachers association The young men of Bega have started n literary society to bo held evory Fri day oveniug A crowd of teachers from Bega nnd vicinity attended Uncle Joshs play at Stanton Friday evoning Tho M E minister of Pilger preached the funeral sermon Sunday of Lizzie daughter of Mr and Mrs H Wax who died of diphtheria some weeks ago BATTLE CREEK Doo Anderson left Tuesday for Ore gon County Superintendent Cram here Wednesday on official duty was House -Nichols of Norfolk wero transacting business here lust Friday George Zimmerman Lee and Miss Bird Hole boarded the train for Norfolk Tuesday Mr aud Mrs Herman Naegele of Nor folk were viBitiug here with friends Tuesday P F Zimmerman Co were baling hay this week west of town for J J Brown of Omaha Tuesday Howard Miller shipped one carload of hogs and M L Thomsen 2000 pounds of chickens Dave Phillips and George Carter of Meadow Grove were down here last Thursday to have a good time Our friend Wm Lowe is going into the implement busiuess next spring He is to handle the Pluuo binder Otto Eucher of Lindsay arrived here last Friday for an extended visit with his brother Htrman and family Otto H Haas our real estate man startod Sunday for a business trip to Omnha Lincoln and Grand Island Monday Henry MnsRmnu shipped ono cur lond of hogs and Floyd Warrick and Win Tledgeu ono car load of cattle each Mr and Mrs Hnydon of Cody Nob arrived hero Tuesday for an extended visit with W A Barnes and othor rela tives Mrs Oaommoror of Omaha nrrived hero Saturday for mi extended visit with her pnronts Mr and Mrs Schmidt nnd hor sistors Mrs II Mcissncr and Mrs John Lass Holy communion services will bo hold at tho Lutheran church noxt Sunday The Lutherans 4will nlso havo a fine Oliristmns troo with tho usual exorcises including as flno musio a d singing Joo Tealian traveling passenger agent for tho Wabash Railroad company of Omaha was up hero Tuesday on busi ness Mr J D Wheeler ono of his friends wont east with him on tho noon train Ono of your subscribers said Tm Nkwb Touunai with thoso twelvo pages is tho best family journnl iu northeast NebrAfka It is finely printed gives all county news nud nothing obscoue aud in politics is conservative Roprosontntivo P F Zimmorman is troubled with asthma uud rhounmtism It is no so bad bocnuso these isms have played out siuco tho election but Hon Poto walks with a cano nud that will be varnished as soon ub ho goes down to Lincoln Now wo understnnd that L G Bloy of Madison will withdraw his Biiit against P F Zimmerman So Mr Zimmorman hus to represent tho peoplo of Mtldison county iu tho next legisla ture Your scribe was not offered auv ofllcojby him but claims that ho would mako a good privato secretary nnd ad visor Died Saturday morning Mrs Soil fert ago 83 Sho has been suffering for the last five or six years The fu neral took place Monday afternoon from tho Lutheran church Rev J Hoffman officiating Tho mixed choir sang a very fine piece Sho loaves behind five daughters and ono son Mrs Brau Mrs Geo Honermann Mrs Wm Edon of Petersburg ono daughter in Cheyenne Wyoming ono daughter in Montana and Chas Fenske MEADOW GROVE Mr Al Witzigman spent Sunday in Norfolk Mr Coryel of Norfolk was a Meadow Grovo visitor last night Mrs May Fryo of Pierce is visiting with Mr and Mrs P Dowd Art Apfel of Norfolk is in town visit ing his sister Mrs H H Rouse Miss Bessie Dowd is visiting with her parents and Meadow Grove friends Mrs Geo Kudor went to Norfolk last Friday returning Saturday evening Mr and Mrs W Mills of Tilden spent Sunday with their son George Verna Sweet left Sunday for a visit with her aunt Mrs Hoskins who re sides at Tilden Mack Edwards and Carl Oehring went to Battle Creek Sunday returning in the evening Mr James Fitzgerald came down from Tilden and Bpent Sunday in Meadow Grove In the absence of Rev Huut Mr Soden of Norfolk held services lost Sun day in the M E church Mr and Mrs W W Weaver from Tilden aro visiting Mrs Weavers parents Mr and Mrs R E Rouse Owen Wade of Battle Creek was in Meadow Grovo last sabbath tho guest of his sister Gertrude aud Arch McDon ald Mr nud Mrs Charles Gray who live 7 miles south of Meadow Grove aro in town spending a few days with relatives and friends A fair sized crowd of young folks at tended tho dauco given Thursday evon ing by Ed Crooks and Orr Palmer At midnight the dancers partook of supper at the Grove hotel Sugar Beet DUruMes At the meeting of the Academy of Sciences held at the university of Ne braska Lincoln December 1 1000 Geo G Hedgcock Fellow in Botany de scribed some of the diseases affecting the sugar beet this year in Nebraska The greatest damago has apparently been done by the leaf spot disease cor cospora beticola sacc This disease lessens the sugar making capacity of the plant by destroying many or all of the leaves thus limitiug directly the processes of respiration and assimilation The roots of the affected plants aro small and lack in sugar content Cercospora is often accompanied by nnother fungus an nlternorin which Beems to hasten the blackening and death of tho leaves The effect of this latter fuugus is yet to be established A root rot which may become destruc tive to beets iu silo has been observed It is caused by tho penetration of tho cells of the root by the fllanieuts of a fungus probably those of rhizoctonia betal knhn Mr Hedgcock expects to contiune his investigations nided by Dr O E Bessey dnriug the rest of the school year at the uuiversity of Nebraska All sugar beet growers and others inter estedare asked to send prepaidmaterial of any diseased beets they may find either in field or in silo Itonl Kxlnti Trntiftfer Tlio following nro tlio transfers of real estate In Mudisou county for tho weekending December 8 11100 as re ported by E G Heilinnn oillcial nb stucter Herman Hogrofo and wifo to W A If 11 f i Ulllklflll llllUl I1WXI of swlf Elizabeth Swaynio to Louisa Swaynio center of lot Jl blk 1 Koonlgstoins ndd to Norfolk vd G W Lossy sheriff to Elk horn Valley bunk swj of swJ IM 00 JfiO 00 800 00 F L WiderKren to AuguctjEk man lot 10 blk 21R It add to Nowinnn Grovo wd 1200 00 Nolllo Kaufman and husbnnd to A M Moyer nj lots 1 aud 2 blk 1 1 Hansos sub urban lots toJNorfolk except w GO ft and 10 ft on s sido wd 050 00 G W Losoy sheriff to Elk horn B S association lots f mid 5 blk 7JDorsey placo ndd to Norfolk Junction sd HO 00 Adum Kost and wifo to LWm Kost ueitf wd W II Wigton and wifo to G H Spear s 01 ft of it 151 ft of lots 7 and 8 blk I Nor folk qcd 5G00 00 1 00 Ferdinand Koch midjwifo ot nl to Augusto Rudat lot 0 Bears school lot subdivision to Nor folk subject to all incumber nnces wd 4000 00 Herman Koch and wifo to Augusto Rudat lotB 15 10 and 17 blk Paso walks id add to Norfolk subject to all incumberances wd 1 000 00 J W BubIi and wifo to S L Gardner lot II andwj of lot 12 blk 12 Edgewnter park add to Norfolk grantee to pay niortgagejof 00000 ivd 500 00 F W Barnes and wife to Hyacinth A Malone com at noJ4 of blk 15 Madison thence s 380 ft thonco e 830 ft thence s 140 and 4 10 ft thence e 090 ft thence n 407 ft thence w 1320 ft wd 1350 00 JURY IS STILL OUT Dlsiigrrcmciit Predicted In tlio Alorrlion Murder CaneOne of tho Jurors Slightly 111 Eldorado Kan Dec 12 Last night Judge Shiiin sent the Jessie Morrison jury to a hotel directing them to re sume their deliberations nt 830 this morning Tho Jury wns closeted for nearly 14 hours One of the jurors Gregory is slightly ill and needs med ical uttention The opinion generally obtains that the jury may take two ot three days in reaching a verdict and that it ultimately will be unuble to agree Jessie Morrison was fntigued after the social labors of the day there hav ing been n constant stream of callers Besides she had grown n little rest less nnd nnttirnlly impatient nt tho delay of the jury In reaching a verdict I hnve become just n little bit dis couraged today said Miss Morrison I expected the jury to rench n de cision In nbout two hours nnd I ex pected it to be In my favor I am still hopeful but I wish the jury would hurry up she ndded with n troubled smile CHAFFEE INCIDENT CLOSED Field Mamliiil Cllves HI Verxlon or the Iu elileut Ends With a Dinner Berlin Dec IU Tho German foreign office authorizes the Associated Press to make the following statement re garding the Waldersee Chaffee Inci dent bused upon a cable dispatch just received from Field Marshal von Wal Uersee General Cfanffce wrote FIpIiI Marshal von WalUersoe n Ifttr In a roiiBh tone Fli ld Marshal von Walderseo refuwd to receive it rtttntnlnft the Hume to General Chaffee The latter then wrote n second letter apol ogizing for bin objectionable expression whereupon Field Marshal von Waldersee in vited General ChnlTee to breakfast aud tho incident was amicably closed What particularly hurt the feelings of Waldersee wns n pointed referenco ny uenerai unarree to the fact that looting was being indulged in not by me wen woo aiu tue uchtlnc nnrl opened the way to Poking but by tho late comers who hnd borne none of xne orunt or conflict nnd hardship 1u w uimseir uki not rpach King uutu long after the expeditionary force had occupied the town FATAL FREIGHT Two WRECK Killed and Four Seriously Injured Near Wells Utah Odgen Utah Dec 12 A disastrous freight wreck occurred on the South ern Pacific one mile west of Fenelon station near Wells yesterday a helper engine crushing into a double header freight The dead Timothy Kennedy Ogden brnkeniiin and Fireman Duncan Seriously injured Fred C Stokes Ogden engineer Urakoman Brandish O G Sadler engineer Ogdeu nnd Fireman Oliver Federation of Labor Convention Louisville Dec 12 The Ainericm Fedeiatlon of Labor begins to see day light tluough the mass of resolutions with which It has been struggling foi tho Inst five days Yesterday was the last day for submission of resolutions and great progress was made in dis posing of those already before the con vention It now looks as if Frldaj would see the flual adjournment i s95 3999 ja9993aL ill P1V To Take s w Thin pale arucmic girls need a fatty food to enrich their blood give color to their checks and restore their health and strength It is jk I safe to say that they nearly all reject fat with their food j 3 w BWP COD LIVER OIL WHHYPOPHOSPHITESorUMEtiSODA 15 exactly what they require it not only gives them he w nortant element cod liver oil in a palatable and easily asted form but also the hypo 1 phosphites which arc so hie in nervous disorders that w usually accompany anaemia SCOTTS EAULSION is a frity food that is more easily w digested than any other form J of fat A certain amount of flesh is necessary for health j You can gti it in this way We have known per 1 sonsto gain a pound a day while taking it oc an J ioo all druggists S OVT BOWNE Chtmists New York g6feg CC SS3kS33xk3 900 YEARLY to Christian man or woninu to look X after our growing business in this and adjoining counties to act as manager and correspondent work can be done at your home Enclose self addressed stamped envelope for particulars to H A Shermnn General Manager Corcoran Build- 4 ing opposite United States 4 ury Washington D C i3 s3fcsvsss Dr Humphreys Specifics cure by acting directly upon the disease without exciting disorder in any other part of tho system SO CUBES FRICM 1 Fever Congestions Inflammations 25 t Worm Worm Fevor Worm Colic 25 3 Teethlne Colic Crying Wakefulness 25 4 Diarrhea of Children or Adults 25 7 Coughs Colds Bronchitis 25 8 Neuralgia Toothache Faceache 25 9 Headache Sick Headache Vertigo 25 10 Dyspepsia IndlgestlonWeakStomach25 11 Suppressed or Painful Periods 25 12 Whites Too Prof use Periods 25 13 Croup Laryngitis Hoarseness 25 Salt Rheum ErysipelasEruptlons 25 IS Rheumatism Hheumatlo Pains 25 16 Malaria Chills Fever and Ague 25 19 Catarrh Influenza Cold In the Head 25 SO Whooplng Cough 25 27 Kidney Diseases 25 28 Nervous Debility 100 30 Urlnary Weakness Wotting Bed 25 77 Orlp Hay Fever 25 r2fi5HmpM y8 f WnoJ of bU Dfecasei at your Druggists or Mailed Freo Sold by druggists or sant on receipt of price Humphreys Med Cot Coc William John sSl TRY THE NEWS FOR UP-TO-DATE PRINTING BO YEARS EXPERIENCE Trade Marks Designs Cnnvniruvc e Anyone sending a sketch and dcrcrlntlnn quickly ascertain our opinion free I Lthe JJ luventlon ts probably patentable Cti m ini sent free Olilost Patents 1 taken throuih for Jlunu securlne cb Vocei sixrtol iwtlct without clmrKo i itho Scientific American A handsomely Illustrated wccklr lBriret elr ulatlon of any sclentlHo Journal Torn Id b tSfll lirLL BoWall 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