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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-11

RAILROAD SUITs.-The cases of the county
of Sacramento against the different railroad
corporations Of the State were called in De-
partment Two of the Superior Court yester-
day. The Attorney General appeared and
stated that he wished no postponement, as
| he had business here and there in the State
that demanded his immediate attention.
Judge Mcfarland desired continuance, aud
stated that most, if not all OF the Attorney
Generals business, was that brought into the
Court on his own motions. The Alto rae I
General has been buzzing around the relics
of these case, like a bee after the dregs OF
a molasses. barrel. He Grst tried to get the
| this tin no one seems to understand his posi-
ton. Judge benson said he would hear the
! argument in the case to-day at P. N.
SUNDAY LAW CASE To-DAY.-Ths case of
Joseph Goddard for q violation of the Sun
day law will be heard before a jury in the
Police Court this morning. Mr.. Goddard
was the prime mover aud is the Secretary OF
the Licensed Liquor Dealers Association of
this city. Alex Anderson says he will con-
yct Joe if possible.
CHURCH ELEcrIoN.-The election of YES
trymen for St. Pgul's Church took place at
tina church yesterday, with the following re.
suit A. A Van VOORHEES,. Dr.. j. +. Mont
gomery, J. L. English, r. o. Cravens, w. A.
Houghton, w A. Stephenson, j. j. Brown,
j. Q. Brown, Fred Cox, j. II. Carroll, w. b.
| Maydwell.
NoTARIEs PUBLIc.-Governor Perkins has
appointed the following as No.aries Public
f. W. Clenesy, for Santa Clara county, to
reside at Santa Clara; Otto Mentzsl, for
Calavsras county. to reside a. West Point ;
j. z. Jones, for Contra Costa county, to re-
side at Martinez.
BATTALION DRILL To SIGHT.-There will
be battalion drill of the First Artillery
Regiment this evening st the Pavilion. Ma
| jor Z. II. Mckee will command. Also the
| full exercises of guard mounting, Including
posting and relieving guard. and guard
rounds.
INSANE En- RoUTE.-W William Harkey,
Sheriff of Suffer county, passed through the
city yesterday, en- route to Stockton, with an
insane man. Hank Mccoy, Sheriff Of Yrba
county, also passed through yesterday with
an insane woman, en- route to Stockton.
FLOWERS AT AUCTION TO-DAY. - This
morning, at IL o'clock, great variety Of
choice plants and flowers will be offered for
sale at the corner of Third snd j streets.
TLey are choice lot from the well known
nursery of Peter Kunz.
CHAPLAIN COMMISSIONED. The Governor
has commissioned William Simonton Coch.
ran as Captain and Chaplain on the staff Of
the commanding officer, Fifth Infantry Bat.
TALON, Second Brigade. with rank from April
3, 1882.
STILL THEY CoME.-Two hundred and two
immigrants passed Carlin yesterday, en- route
to Californis. There are IA males in the
party. They will arrive in this city by the
| overland train this afternoon.
MASQUERADE To-NIGRT.-The Ivy Social
Club give an invitation bal masque at Jacobs
Hall this evening. Prizes for best-dressed
and sustained characters and best groups will
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Business Advertisements
Weinstock Il Lubin-Knox, the Halter
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About $50 P. NJ. yesterday the lower busi-
ness portion of the city was thrown into
state of extraordinary excitement by tragic
occurrence happening upon the public street.
Tie excitement arose from the statement
that James Lansing, a prominent and re-
spected citizen, lad been shot down upon the
street and killed. The streets in The vicinity
of Third, Fourth, K and L were i'm
mediately thro1ged with excited citizens, and
it was with great difficulty that the officers
of the Law secured the would-be murderer,
forced him into hack and conveyed him
to the city prison.
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INSURANC AGENTS,
1915 Fourth ST., Sacramento.

sT For Fruit and Vineyard Ranches their supe-
ror has not been offered for sale in this any other
county in this State, taking into consideration the
price and location.
sWEzTsER & ALsiP, Sacramento.
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Peck's Sun.

W. see 1t stated that the Pennsylvania
railroad company has provided . medicine
chest for every train, md placed IL on the
engine, filled with surgical implements,
bandages, and medicines that are usually
needed in case Of III accident. 1t seems rs
though this would not work first rate, as
IL would be days work, In case train was
wrecked, TO send for q wrecking car and
q gang Of men to dig the engine out from
under the debris and find the medicine chest.
1t does not seem ~ though the engine was
the proper place for the medi, inc chest, aud
when You come right down TO II, there is 10
place on the train where such q chest would
always be safe and handy. Ii II was in the
rear car, that car would probably roll down
N hank AT get all smashed mp; If it was In q
baggage car. the baggage car would pr"ba-
Ills h- u, der all the rest when the smash up
came Tie best way would he to establish
d-Jahs E. medicine chests along the road in
ali piar.s " here III accident Is liable To &C.
eur. .r Use have n medicine chest under
every s-sr. with = bottle Of brandy and other
sttmulznIs that are excellent when u man Is
mot we'll, and give every passenger key to .
chest
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The portrait Of Benjamin franklin on the
one cent stamp, In imperial ultra marine
blue, 10 after profile bust by Rubricht. The
head of Andrew Jackson on the two-cent
stamp, in vermilion, is from bust BY Hi
ram Powers. The Warrington head on the
green threscent stamp 10 aher H"udon's
celebrated bust. The head on the FIVE cent
blue stamp 10 that Of Zachary Taylor. The
Lincoln profile In red, on the six cent stamp.
10 after bust BY volk. The seven cent
stamp, In vermillion, gives the bead Of Stan.
ton, sitter photograph. The head Of JEFF
ferson on the ten-cent stamp, In chocolate, Is
drawn from life size statue by Hiram Pow
ers. The portrait Of Henry Clay. In neutral
purple, on the twelve cent stamp, Is afier .
bust by Hart. The head Of Webster, on the
fifteen cent stamp, In orange, 10 after the
Clevinger bust. The portrait Of General
Scott, on the twenty -four cent stamp in pur-
pie. is after bust by Coffee. The head Of
Hamilton on the thirty cent stamp, In black,
Is after the Cerrachi bust; and the portrait
Of Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry, in car
mine, Oh the nIne,y y. cent stamp, Is after VOL
COTS Statue. The style In which these adj
hesive stamps are printed, and The clesrness
of outline Of the several portraits, rs we'll ~
the artistic excellence Of the engraving, re
feet credit on the head Of the Postoffice De
part m-nt, Mr.. Creswell, under whose author
ity they were executed. The seven twelve,
and twenty four cent stamps have been re-
tired from use. The new five cen; stamp Is
. portrait Of Garfield, from . photograph Of
which the queen had . copy, aud which was
approved by Mrs. Garfield.
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entering the premises beyond. Mr.. Com
stock burnt open the door and accomplished
his purpose la tile seizure Of the implements
u gambling. He was subsequently arrested
under = = .rrant procured from = local jus
tire by The coroner, and notwithstanding he
sh"w-a pteofs Of his authority rs deputy
sheriff, ~ss ordered to appear Tor trial next
day. The day after the case was postponed
until the following Thursday, when the jus
.tice, acting on the advice Of the district At
torRey, dismissed II. In consequence Of the
coroner's sud Justices alleged interference
with Mr.. Comstock In the performance 81 his
duty, they are under indictment for trial, as
are three alleged pool sellers arrested on the
day Of tie raid. The property seized is In
the hands Of the sheriff at the county Jail.
In the event Of the conviction Of the former
owners, that PARTON Of IL which can he put
to honest uses will be sold and the proceeds
applied 10 charitable purpose, and the rest
destroyed, as provided by statute.
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THE usE" OF TOBACCO.
A Habit If which the Moderate Indulgence
IL Not Injurious
London Lancet.

London Lancet.
Abstinence from the use VI tobacco 10 one
of the forms Of sustaining which Is oeiis
pressed on the public with the energy "f all
active aud fulfblown fanaticism. We do
not share the strong prejudice which nnds
In expression In this counterblast. We have
condemned, aud shall continue TO denounce,
the abuse of tobacco by Its excessive, M
timely, or inappropriate use. Many smokers
smoke too much aud take In too much OF the
smoke they make; others abuse tobacco py
using II At wrong times and seasons, "h'ie
TO q third class, comprising the young and
persons with special susceptibilities, tobacco
In Injurious In any form or quantity ana ~
IN times, because, owing to the stage OF de-
Vehement or some idiosyncrasy OF the Or
panism, the nicotine which 1t Is impossible
10 prevent passing off with the smoke-is III
sll doses hurtful and even poisonous. we
can not, however, Join In the outcry against
tocacco In Ito moderate and appropriate use.
Our reasons for maintaining this position In
q controversy which would seem u be re-
eurrsnt, will be most evident by short re.
view Of the physiological effects Of tobacco
n that commodity Is known 10 the smoker.
There is very little, II anything, {" be said
against the moderate use Of tobacco In an
average state Of the organism. Those who
are unfavorably affected by II should abstain,
and IL 10 wholly inadmissable In youth. we
would 70 % far a. to say that no young man
should smoke before he has attained his ma
jority, and II wonld be we'll If he deferred
the use of tobacco altogether and In every
form until the extreme limit Of development,
which may be placed at the age Of twenty
six. It 10 impossible to give any precept as
10 the time and mode Of smoking. Personal
ssnsibilities differ 80 widely that no common
premise can be laid down. Speaking gener-
ally, the points of caution should be to avoid
Irritation OF the mucous membrane Of the
mouth and fauces, loss Of the salivsry secre-
ton, and super excitement Of the nerves and
nerve .centers. Cigars are better than pipes,
and far better than cigarettes but no cigar
should be smoked for more than three
fourths Of Its length, even with mouth.
niece. The smoke should be taken into the
front Of the mouth and elected rs rapidly IS
possible. Properly and moderately en-
ployed, tobacco smokin Is not ban"ful
habit, but one that may be reasonably en-
loved.
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An American Prima Donns's Trick.
N. Y. Times.

Miss Van Zsndt, the American prims dom
m, who has won such enviaDle honors In
Paris, was lately the heroine Of m exquisite
little comedy ut the Musee Grevin. She
went 70 that famous gallery sf wax figures
with her mother and some friends, and, see.
ing vacant niche drsped with red curtains,
IN room where there were no other visitors
than her own party, slipped into IL, gave her
ffiends an admonitory glance, and sat still.
The curtains were drawn 20 that only Aer
bust and head were visible. Pretty soon
visitors ihronged In.
1See," said one, sthere 10 . new figure,
Nile. Van Zandt. What good likeness J"
A group gathered round, some expressing
admiration, others disapproval, ths fair sing
sr meanwhile keeping perfectly still. At
length . ianguId, supercilious, and altogsthsr
superior lsdyn came along, viewed thu dainty
features, fsir jpeks and sparkling eyes, and
then sald: ~ r
$50 lhls \ Mile. Van zaadt, y ~ QuIts
pretty, but ~ likepcss. Inevsr would havs
;rscoenised II a. hsdnt been told"
Ard then the supposed wax Squire bsrst
into . .nlpfry p4il of l1ughtar, sprang from
~ pIcbs ana 4rippsd Away, suid The assen-
ieaunans end ebserin 81 The Grille aud ~ -.
plosse o. The crowd.
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Order to Show Cause.

In the Probate Tnur Of Deer LoiCe roatty. Turh-
tory OF Montana
Tn tn matte of the e-Iafe Of Jrhn Knowles, de-
erased . Ger 10 -h.,w casse.
Rub l. Davis. The administrator If thu estate
ut John Krowle- deceased, hsying fled his re ition
duly verified prHsing tor al ord.r - sac o. the
whole thu al and personsl property hetinLi inc o
eaid e~tse the purpose fr IL aid petition,
u Il her fore ordered nv said Court that
inter- in s4ia STAT appear hfoir the Probate
Ciurt saturday. the 23d dsy Of Derrmhef, is12
ten o'ciock =. M of said day. at tie co r.
nonse In tn town and c,unty of
Of Deer lodge. ID -ho csn-e why an order should
not no rrante Ia the said administrator sell tn.
wh VI the estate of the SAID deceased at public
sslc for the purposes therein set frth
0hREN. EMERSON. Clerk.
Dated November q, 1859
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Notice TO co-owners.
To WIN FINLEY. John Ill KEY John Cal
ROLL. and TIMOTHY HARRINGTON.

To WIN FINLEY. John III KEY JOHN CAR
ROLL. and TIMOTHY HARRINGTON.
You are her b, sotid d that the and rSisned have,
In sccordanc. win the provisions secfian xs2a oi
the Rcviad Statnte- OF the United stnf.s performed
lahor and mad imnr svpment- Of IN v,iue 0f one
hundred dsllsr- SION in rvprrsen ing for III. II
ending Dsremhes 81. 4 d. ise2 the Finl iade min
ing claim situated In Bsnlde minsag District Dees
Lodge count, Montana Territory.
And sou are hereby nosife. that nnL - you u
tribute or csnsr TO Re cont ibufrd yosr p mon.
smoa ting 70 foarfes and thirts-sv. hInd1 edi hs
fef435l doll irs TO yon WI liam Finlv: and tor
TEN mud thirty i've hnndredths ft1431 dollrrr for
ron, John Hickey: and fourteen and thiity hse knn
dscdth (ef4 :s) doisr- tor yon, John sarrs.l: md
fourteen and thur y-dvehundr IN Tsi4 al duiiass
for Won. Timoth. Harrington. together with Interest
md c<ts within ninety days from d.fe hersof. ~
yOnr right fisr, ard Int resi- IN and claim 10 the
shose eutioned quartz ioie claim ALL D come ths
pfoperfs M the Undersigned co 0wB-r~ Wis. have
made the Fquivsd expenditure 20 rrpre~cnf ssd lude
RICHsRn PENALTY.
DAVID w. HpNVhysf.
w F.SrtvgN6 II
Der Lodge, y. T, o fohes -. le,A
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Notice Of Dissolution

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed. doing business IN Montana n con.
tractors and trackiayrrs und r the H. m
name Of O'N,il K Co. have mi, ilav dis.
solved partnership b. mutual consent.
Thomas Casey Withdrawing from said firm
r. O'N,il will continue in the business a.
contractor ami fracklavrr. Al accounts
against said firm of ONrll 4 10. should he
presented TO 2 O'N-il. and all moneys due
said firm are to be paid To hi,u.
PAT O'NEiL.
THOMAS CASEY.
Deer Lodge, November l6 1852
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HAY BALE o.


kUI' m'rI II II IN
'ra. sIrl n~Tgy. tie
liiF lt''IIci ~. ~ what
f'Ntr vOu may chnO~e
- al, ~" TINT
Ip.,srr vhich hit les
against ils. ran-'s uf
fiscasr akd deaf b. -
the grand nj guard of
heath. II l. the gar
rison OF the hlmsn
for rrrr. md when u
WAKES weTk, the true
policy l. 'n throw IN
icinfO ccmenis. IN
other wnrds, when
snch 81 emergency &C.
chre, rarnm' nee a
course Of Bite .. Y r
sale nv prugg tie and
DIAL r., 10 whom ap-
plv for our Almanac
do
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sne,in'S Sale.

Pauline La March, plat tiff, VI. ANDREW La
March, Def nd pt. .''
To ne sold ", sheriff. salr. on .#a
SATURDAY. DsCEMBER 30 v. A, ID. 1852
at ociocs ,. m, Ia front 81 he Copr h.ns" door,
In the town ana county ot Deer Lodge. 10 Mnntana
Territory under aud by virtue a. nm 'xe"utioB IN
the above entitled cause. issue,, OFT o tue pstrrt
Court OF the Second Judicial Distrcf Il the Tori
tory Of Montana In and Tor the county Deer Lodge.
the following described property ,to-wit:
All of the right ttlr and interest Of the defend.
snf In and 10 Lots No. Thirtr-n flal snd Fonr en-
ti4I In Bock M. Twenty f2el, In the town VI Deer
Lodge, v. T.. sccofdin, To tn, Official plat and sn
vey thereof on he 10 the offic II the County Clerk
and Recorder IT said count, ard Territory.
Dated Thu ID Din, ~ d C. MIXER, A D. iss2
aHpMAs STRANG. sheriff.
By THos. McTAsuE, U der sheriff.
rOot4
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gr madt ben @aumsn CART, befrett BON
gnt3itnbuns unb brinet bas 3tnb elIdlta
aber ete Deriobe bes 3abnens binwea.
er tbut serabe bas, ipas er oorsiebt 3u
taun, Nles unb ntht peniser. gBir ba.
ben etnmal SRrs 0inSlctp seleben unb
tennen le nur burd tbren Supttna
SYrup fir Rinoer. gSenn pir bic
Wadt batten, luiircen mir Te ais 6eilanb
fur bic Sinoer btnRsaen--was lfe aud
tn Der abat 1T. Der Syrup wirb in
allen Qpotesfen su 25 Gents per 5la1de
bsrfanft.
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3 e / a 8.

Korrespondens.) Seit Sbrem letten
geridte bon bier, 1T Der 8au unleres
neuen County finsniiies tpieper in Nn,
sriff sencnmen wproen uns Ihreitet lest
riiltis pnrndrts 9ie belcnbers ifarfen
Tunbamente, melde bic ie9s eiIernen Sd
fige gu trasen beitimmt linD, merben talo
feftis seiielt iein unb banm sebt es an
bic Nuffubruns Der NuEenn auern. Sour
ihaneS abetter fsblt, icnit itebt Jest Der
balpisen gpllenDuns bes @ebdutcs Nidts
entsesen. = Die galinp= @eielldaIt mirb
an George Waibinstons @sburtstas am
% b. Di. ibren "a Stiitunsstas ieiern.
Die6efpprlteauns finpet I'M neuen Galinc.
@ebdube ltatt uno lOll, menn ia redt be-
ridtet bin, Elm duBerlt niecliGss 9isoer-
fpiel aur auffibruns selansen. Die
Blbne maht lia famoS, 1T bibid einsee
ridtet unD 6reuno GDper, Der Decpra=
tionsmaler perbient fiir feline seoicsenen
uno seldmaduOllen Arbeiten cas srSBte
Sob. Die alte Babnens@ s@inridtuna, cents
plet aus 8crbausen. Sintersrinben unb
entipredenben @Duli6en une 8erIatitiden
teltehenp, iteht jest gum gertaui unb al.
be es bier fur 9eieaidaften, in melden
sbeufalls uSeminlts miro cine CUTE @ele>
senbeit cine berartise @inridtuns biuis
ansufauien. 9as Stiftunssfelt iou ibs
risenS nit belonberenr 9lan,e aeieiert
werosn, oa iid lAon pisle Beluder aus
benz &Ountp anseneleet baben, bic BENT
ielten bei5umcbnen muniden. Die tbS=
rihte Surdt, bur9 Elm bpsbaftes @erGdt
erpedt, pa5 Das @ebdube vnidt iider4
iei, bat lid eben ale po(lfommen srunbloS
ernieien, ba bic 2eute sinseleben baben
baB fleinlide Neiber bic urbeber oellels
ben geweien lino. = Die ncu erwablteu
Bsalnten Der @eielidaft iinS bic fplsen.
ben 5errenl $. Staoemann, prdiioent;
$. geihmdG.r, 5efretir; s. s. Streit=
boff, Sdaenleilter; u. s. 9fOientbal
gbeater- Cirettsr uno s.. s. Yrpmn
sller. Meerideibt, Us. g. 9tObion, u
g. Brapibap unb Spbn Sdubmade,
Direftoren. Dit benz alempner 8actei
BON Nulfin bat baS GalinosV Vaufpmit
nielen Erubel. DaS BON ihm perIertist'
2innead lit tollltSnsis unbraud6ar, ot
es an nnSiblisen Stellen purdresnet
Drei Wal idcn bat IT es nadbelisrn lai
| ien, phne ben S9aoen sutma6:n gu tSn
men. DaS GOnite in Terbiabuns mi
Den arditeften Wubrenterser ieben lid
| jeet 9eSwunsen, baS Dad alS unbraud,
bar III reroammen uno auf Soften be,
Scntrattcrs bon brittsn Parteien callelb
neu oeden su lalisn. WabridsintiH mir
bas nool in eine Slase aNf ter etnen oce
anberen SeIte enrisen, wObei es iid ber
ausiteuen biirite, caB bic @ei ieuidaft )
Sdabeneriae beredtist 1T, ba iie burt
bas idapbaile Dad se3wunsen mar, ol
Serpusarteiten gu iiltiren. = 3u Sin
manspiae lit oaS icsenannte Gcurthau
pss Sriebensridters Smith nit allen ga
pieren uno Docpmenten absebrunn
Das bSie 9olt muatelt iebr fart DO
yranplfiftuns; Of NUN bic 3bat 0erbr'
dsrn sur 2ait selest 'spirc, ceren gaams
gu bduiig in ben gadern slan3ten, pot
icnit Semanoem, mill id heute nlht e
Srtern, trpebem id, wie ieeer gnoer
, Melnen Uerpadt babe. IaS Geete %
Der Sade baben mir iepca nod nidt 8
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selalien, UNI bafir Die 9iebe su 9ewinnen,
bic de mptl fir einen fur5en NuSenblid
sludlid, bod nun fitr imner eleno se=
madt bate. Bei ioldenl Oenfen entran=
men unbemu6t ben Nusen Gbrdnen uno
oes Mugenblifs, ber alten 5rau per9eheno,
bic neben ibr ltanb unb tiefernlt lfe bsp'
badtete. iiberlieb lie Rd, eieieu iiiben -
unb adj 70 psben @riunerunsea!
Cine gunSe QDeile blieten bic beicen
Drauen itumm unD unbsweslid neben elm
AMBER fteben. gnolid besann SHUTTER
9ernis in ibrer raHben, muru,elnoen
Spradweiie:
Nun, wie Rebt's W(aubt S5r bas
3inmer gu @urem gorbaben siullis2
@elpib rermcdte SI|e nur nit Wiibe
beraussubrinsen, unp bic alte Grau fubr
| fort, iebt ibre Worte nsbr unb mebr be-
| trnenb:
Gut Denn, 70 nil id gud aud oartn
Su Willeu fein. Sbr Iclt oas 8elae,
wena aud nidt kewcbnen, bod benusen
biirfen = nur i1ele i'd, eine Beoinsune!
0tidts, aud nidt bic allerBerisife SIeinis=
feit barf bariunen rertnbert cSer meBg:=
ncmmen perben unb mir Str ollein -
merit gub bie8 wcbl! mur Str allein
birft es betreten, N,emano Ionit, uidt rim
nal bic Rinber! Die Sadsn fSnnen aud
gang gut unanssriia,t ifsten bleiten, ou
Sbr nada gurer eigenen Nusiase nur einsn
Tiid unp einen Stubt 5ur Nrbeit braudt.
Seo Str bamit einperltanoeu uno mpllt,
tonnt Sbr bic gebinsunsen baten?
Sd Bin einuertanben unc gner @etct
Icll mir betliB iein, ent9eSnete Slie leiie,
faif tcnlOs.
t8uriiseuna foIat.,
: aus ben 5. 6. 81. 81. Wertltatten
in Waterlpo, Sa, = Bdbrenb bes per=
sansenen Serbltes bate i9 einen &nFaii
bon acutem 9tbeumatiSmus in fold nj
@raoe, baB id bas 8ette bitten muBte.
Die aranfbeit ipptteie ber aunit beS 9lr3=
teS, ben id 3u 3iatbe 5og. Da b5rte
id bon bet Seilfraft bes ct. Satsbs Sels. |
Sd lieB mir bei cen Serren @ansler
Bros, cine 6falde bes Sininents bolen. |
Sdrn mad fur5er 3eit frat 9inoeruns |
ein unb nad ipenisen Tasen mar id pie=
Der ppnitanois herseltelIt. Sd mSdte
baber bieles mirflid, CUTE 9eilmittel allen,
melde an 6beumatisnluS leisen, auf's
@armlte empIeblen. - Watt McDer>
mott.
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+ gertbolo 9luerbab lit gu
@annitabt i'm falt bollenbeten 70. 2e=
bensiabre geitorben. Wtit ibm 1T elmer
Der berOienitpollitem unb bolstbiimlias
item S6riftlteller Der neueren beutl6en
Siteratur babingegansen. @eboren am
%. Sebruar 1912, bon iiioiiDen @ls
tern, gu Worsiteiten i'm @iirtelnbergi=
f0en 96tuarspalo, mar er urlpriings
lid fir bas Stubium Der 3beologie Be-
itimn,t. st beiu9te bie S6Mle in
Se6insen, Die Gbmnalien gu aarlsrube
uno Stuttgart unb itubirte oann auf
ben nniperlitdten Siibingen, @fiin6em
unb 0eioelberg. Sn Solge Der bur-
i1eni6aftli6en llnterlu6ungen her
oreiBiger Sabre mubte er eintge Monate
auf 9obenaiperg iiben. Spater ipib=
mete ct li6 gang Der Siteratur. St bat
ii6 auf mebreren 6eloern berielben berz
iabt: betIbmt purbe er aber belonoers
our6 ieine p9orfgeiAi6ten". tpel6e
oas inneriie g0eien oes iaboeuti6en
8olfslebens su i6ilbern berIu6en.
S6on por mebreren Wpnaten murbe ct
bon S9laganfdlen betroffen, beren
Na6mirfungen er jebt erlegen su Iein
ldeit. Gin in jeoer 8eSiebung maderer
oeuti6er @tann 1T in ibm oabinge=
qanqen.
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5unet'paen Der gineetpeioe.