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| Conforme um relato de Flora Wellman, registrado pelo San Francisco Chronicle de 4 de junho de 1875, Chaney exigiu que ela fizesse um aborto. | According to Flora Wellman's account, as recorded in the San Francisco Chronicle of June 4, 1875, Chaney demanded that she have an abortion. |
| A mãe de London, Flora Wellman, uma professora de música e espiritualista que alegava receber o espírito de um chefe indígena, vivia com Chaney em São Francisco e engravidou. | Stasz notes that in his memoirs, Chaney refers to London's mother Flora Wellman as having been his wife he also cites an advertisement in which Flora called herself Florence Wellman Chaney. |
| Na ausência do artista, o syndicate que comercializava seus quadrinhos passou a usar escritores e artistas fantasmas para continuar a história, entre eles Manly Wade Wellman, William Woolfolk e Lou Fine. | In his absence, the newspaper syndicate used ghost writers and artists to continue the strip, including Manly Wade Wellman, William Woolfolk, and Lou Fine. |
| No final de 1876, Flora Wellman se casou com John London, um veterano da Guerra da Secessão parcialmente incapacitado, e trouxe seu filho John ainda bebê, que mais tarde seria conhecido como Jack, para viver com ela e seu novo marido. | Late in 1876, Flora Wellman married John London, a partially disabled Civil War veteran, and brought her baby John, later known as Jack, to live with the newly married couple. |
| ), Manly Wade Wellman e William Woolfolk (1942 45), Klaus Nordling (1946, 1951), Marilyn Mercer (1946), Abe Kanegson (1950) e Jules Feiffer (1951 52) No Brasil O personagem foi publicado nos títulos Suplemento Juvenil, O Globo Juvenil, Gibi Semanal, Eureka e Grilo e teve publicações solo pelas editoras L PM, NG, Abril, Metal Pesado, Acme e Panini Comics. | ), Manly Wade Wellman and William Woolfolk (variously, during Eisner's World War II service, 1942 45), Klaus Nordling (1946, 1951), Marilyn Mercer (1946), Abe Kanegson (1950), Jules Feiffer (1951 52) Latter day Spirit comics 1960s A five page Spirit story, set in New York City, appeared as part of a January 9, 1966 article about the Spirit in the New York Herald Tribune . |
