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The Indianapolis journal., 1883-11-07

New York Evening Post
Ii obliged to bear up under the infiction
of cold, white walls in parlor or sitting-room,
it must be the effort OF the housewife to give
color to the room in some way, and TO make
the colorless ornaments of use also. There
is one way by which corner may be bright
ened Get plain bracket of white wood
with a back; cover it entirely with crimson
plush. A marble bust or vase will be very
pretty on this. Common japanese paper
fans may be covered with bright-colored satin,
silk or plush. A round jar covered with
crimson plush, with two small pipes gilded
and tied on with crimson ribbons, makes a
bright ornament and bit of color and may
be utilized as a match safe Over the mantel
may be placed a piece of the heavy self
coored paper used for decoration; it should
be the length of the mantel, and should be
higher than any vase or ornament you place
upon that
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-11-07
Feeding Fowls.

A correspondent of the Country Gentle
man says "the feeding of whole corn and
nothing else through the winter makes weak
fowls in the spring. Fowls will not lay SO
well when thus fed. Corn makes too much
fat, and after certain amount has been
made, disease is probable This condition
comes on when the hens should be prepared
for laying the spring eggs As the warm
season approaches, the torpid state produced
by the cold weather hegins to wear off, and
the birds begin to look about them with more
activity. If the fowls have been kept high
on whole corn, the fact will now appear.
Excess of fat produces excess OF heat, and
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-11-07
The Carnahan Reception.

The complimentary reception rendered Gen
eral James R. Carnahan and wife last night at
the residence of Major W. ]. Mckee, No. 166
North Meridian street, by the Indianapolis Light
Infantry, the occasion being the sixteenth ami
versary of their wedding, was very largely at
tended and was very pleasant affair Among
those present were Governor Porter and wife,
Senator Harrison and wife. General Foster and
wife, Colonel Lilly and wife, Colonel Closer and
wife, Major Ross, the officers of all the military
organization IN che city, and a very large num-
Der of prominent citizens. The officers were Ill
dress uniforms, and gave to the occasion bril-
liant appearauce.
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AMUSEMENT MATTERS.

Mr.. Knight and mis- excellent company re-
peated Baron Rudolph" at the Grand, last
night, to good audience. 1t Is a strong play,
strongly played, and Mr.. Knights individual
performance may well be placed on a rank with
Jefferson's Rip Van Wrinkle in the matter of
artistic excellence. 1t should be seen by all
who have not yet been fortunate, for it is
highly enjoyable 1t will be repeated this after
noon and tonight. The last three nights of the
week "The Power of Money" the latest melO-
dramatic success, will be presented by a good
company and with elaborate scenic effects.
Miss Lizzie May Ulmer concluded her engage
ment at Engllsh's last night by a repitition of
"Forty nine" She has made favorable lmpres-
sion among theater-gOers here. Tonight Hay
den Philips troupe of Japanese acrObats, gym
nasts, jugglers and female dancers whose spe-
cialties are said to be wonderful, will give their
entertainments, and tomorrow and Friday nj ghts
and Saturday matinee Miss Kate ClaXton Will
present The Sea of Iee," to be followed by 1.-TWO
Orphans" on Saturday night. She Is well sup
ported by Charles Stevenson and a good COM
pany.
Harry Miners specially company has "caught
ON" at the Park, and is giving fine entertain
the Comedy Four are the favorites, although the
company Is a good one throughout.
PFAFFLIN's HALL-THE JUBILEE SINGERS.
The Memphis Students and Speeds Jubilee
Singers gave an entertainment at Pfafflin's Hail,
last night, for the benefit of the Colored Or
phans' Home, which was generously attended.
The students we're without the services Of How
ard, their baritone, but sang excellently, and
the vocal efforts of the Jubilee Singers, who
rendered old negro melodies, met with enrhusi-
astic favor. There are excellent voices In the
company, the mezzo o-sOprano and bassO being
particularly good The enter tainment was
varied by exercises by the orphans and a we'll
rendered recitation by Mrs. Nellie Douglass
Horn, lady OF decided talent. The concert
netted quite sum for the little ones
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-11-07
Something About Carp.


Applications for young carp are constantly
being received from all portions of the coun-
try and all manner of questions are con-
stantly being asked the commissioners. To
answer the latter, they are preparing pam
phlet which will contain, among other
things, the following description of carp:
''The carp is pond fish, and is especially
adapted to small bodies of still and muddy
water. They are not, properly speaking,
game fish. They can be wintered in cellar,
with proper care. They are quite hardy,
and can be kept alive out of water. if in
mass, twenty-four hours. There are three
species of the carp-the scale leather and
mirror. AS food they are equal or superior
to catfish, suckers, perch, and all the COM
mon native varieties. They are fit for the
table from October to May. Carp will thrive
in bitches or cranberry bogs if free from tur
ties or snakes. They grow rapidly in warm
water and very slowly in cold. They will
live in water so shallow that their backs
sometimes protrude. They are sluggish
fish, and care nothing for running water.
They should be cared for much as chickens
ana pigs are on farm and will soon become
accustomed to coming to a certain spot on
the edge of the pond every day and eating
from your hand. Kitchen refuse is good
food for them, and they will rapidly fatten
and grow on such diet. Salt meats and
alkali are injurious. Fish thus fed some
time grow to the weight of from fifty TO
seventy-fve pounds each. If properly cared
for a five-year-old carp will spawn 80, 600
eggs annually. The carp will not destroy
other fish. Their worst enemies are frogs
minks, mud cats, turtles, snakes catfish
trout, and other fish. The value of carp is
shown by the fact that they are sold by pri-
vate fish culturists at So per pair, or S85 per
100. A one-acre pond will produce I5O0
pounds the first year, and $500 pounds each
year thereafter. In Europe they are sold in
the markets at rather high prices.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-11-07
COnlxling and Ingerson.

Washington Letter.
There is here wide difference between
the opinion of Mr. Conkling and
Colonel Ingersol!-and there is a wider diff
ference between the two men. One is a
profound and accomplished lawyer and the
other is blatherskite who thinks nobody
has read Voltaire but himself. Perhaps il
Colonel Ingersoll knew the English common
law better, he would like il more. He is in
regard to it as the man was about the French
language-he may know tie law by sight,
but he has not speaking acquaintance with
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-11-07

Springfield (AIass.) Republican.
A Western widower for the second time,
met some Burlington people visiting in the
West last summer was struck by n face in
their photograph album and inquired the
name. When the Burlington people reached
home they found their widower was cor
responding with the woman, and the other
day he came on and married her.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-11-07
THE CROPS OF '83.
Staiistica Information Concerning Last
Years Yield-A Decrease Reported

The State Bureau of Statistics has finally com
pleted the COMPILATION OF statistics upon the
agriculture production of Indiana during the
last year. remarkable decrease in nearly all
products is indicated, but the chief of the bureau
thinks that is due rather to the inaecuracy i'll
statistics gathered in former years than to any
actural decrease. A comparative statement of
the productions for the years 1892 and 1888 is
given as follows:
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-11-07
DAILY wEArHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON, Nov. z, | A. NJ.
For Tennessee and the Ohio VaIey-Shghtly
warmer, fair weather, winds shifting to west
and south, lower barometer.
For the Upper Lake Region, Upper Missis-
sipp and Missouri Valleys-Warmer, fair wealth
er duri1g the day, followed by threatening
weather in the northern portions, south to west
winds, falling barometer
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-11-07
The Only Way to Head OF Mcdonald.

FhladeTph Press
1t may be proper at this time to state that
Joseph Mcdonald of Injeanny, is still in the
field as a Democratic candidate for President,
and that he proposes to stay there right along
unless the New York Sun carries out its
fiendish design of publishing his portrait.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-11-07
Killed by Cars.

Hugh Riley, employed on the Bee-line, fell I'M
der locomotive at BrightwoOd yesterday morn-
ing, ana both of his legs were curt of. He was
brought to his home in this city, No. $40 Pine
street, and died shortly after l O'Clock in the
afternoon. He had family of a wife and five
nhildran
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-11-07

NnICa2O Ilults.
The famous schooner Harriet Ross, one OF
the victorious fleet of Com IN cGore Perry on
Lake Erie, in 1912, still navigates the great
lakes. She has been thoroughly overhauled
several times, and the only portion of the
original craft that is now left is the bottom
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-11-07

The acreages Of the different crops the last
year were follows Oats, 655, barley,
potatoes. 81 .070; sweet potatoes, 2,2sS; tohac-
co, 13,050; flax, 81 ,153; hemp. 1862; castor
beans. 397; navy or bunch beans, 1903; mel
Ons, 6,230; cabbage, 1854; onions, S44; timo
thy hay, 1,175, ,497 hlue erass ana other wild
grasses, l,77S,232 unused plow land, 596,4l9.
The amount OF timber land in the State in 1888
IS 4,412,00S acres to 4.585,O12 in 1882. The
number of acres of newly-cleared land brought
under cultivation in 1888 is 175,961 TO 225,46S
IN 5S92; The number OF rods III drain tile In
gregate weight of the hogs fatted during the
season of 1888 is 35S 1888 pounds. OF the
The number of sheep killed by dogs sInce 1882 is
36,677. In SS3 over 3,000,000 pounds OF oleo-
margarine were manufactured in this State.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-11-07

went away alone and sought work at washing
clothes in a Iunatic asylum. The young
woman is evidently lunatic herself, and
should be taken home and vigorously
SDanked
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-11-07
Another Counterfeiter Arrested.

Jacob Percellous,' another member of the
counterfeiting gang raded in southern Indiana
last week, was arrested in Crawford county yes
terday, for passing counterfeit coin, and was
brought to this city last night.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-11-07
A Prescription for Mary Churchill.

OTIICHBO IItTdIu.
The Mary Churchill mystery has been
stripped of every vestige of romance. No
grim and CHASTITY ogre carried her OFF for ran
som; no dashing young Lochinvar bore her
off like the wind on the pommel of his sad
die no grave and sedate professor" lured
her from the parental roof. She simply
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-11-07
The Public Undeceived.

Milwaukee Sentinel.
The startling information comes from
Washington that ''in writing Mr.. Gresham
uses plain steel PEN" The public gener-
ally supposed that cabinet officer used
nothing short of diamond-hilted gold one
or the quill OF an American eagle
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-11-07

the unnatural heat weakens the internal
organs to such an extent that they are I'M
able to perform their required Offices"
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-11-07
The kentucky Editor Appreciated.

Houston (TeX.) Post.
1t is pleasure to see virtue rewarded and
ability appreciated as was the case in Ken
tucky, when three brilliant editors were
chosen judges of apple brandy at county
fair
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FaciIis est Decensus, Etc.

Chicago Herald.
MIR. Hatton seems to have gone from bad
to worse very rapidly. II is only little
while ago that he was the editor of humor-
Gus paper in Iowa.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-11-07

1T is odd that frost Kills yellow fever but does
not check smallpox We know, however, that
it makes DR.. BULBS Cough syrup go like hot
cakes.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-11-07

No matTer what your feelings or ailments lre
Hop Bitters Will do you good. ProVe IT,
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-11-07
The Boy Preachers Holidays.

Harrison, the boy preacher, is making az
rangementS to spend the Christmas holidays
with his grandchildren.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-11-07

Local Observations.
INDTANAPOIIS Nov. g.
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ored by the Court of Holland. Born in Holland,
lives in New York. Do. Summer Morning."
Frank Waller, "rhe Shadow-Egypt."
Dora Wheeler, Daisy"
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i6e, aus Der .ibm geiiern @abriele ent

i6e, aus Der .ibm ge1ern Gabrielle ent=
gesengetreten mar.
ginen ieiner gertrauten tpettiglens
femme i6, fagte er oumpf, unb Der lou
mir &ebe feben. Mas i6n felbf Be-
trifft-nun, bas tpirb fi1 fin6en. 3tpis
ffen urs 8eioen faitn tur bon eife t
Iuseinanoerfebung bic @e6e Iein, fir
ben Nugenblid aber babe i6 nit anbe=
reft Jeinben ab3ure6nen. @s fommt
menig baranf an, pb Elm Ml5eiIor @in=
terfelb in tilgenbbafter gntriiifung mid
fur einen Sprautlett tn6 meine Mmts>
flbrung fiir ein ltngliif era6tet; bag
baben 9lnbere au9 getban. Mber baB
er es tuagen barf bas in ale Welt binz
atsSui9reien, unb oaB bieies @agniB
ge6uloet, bieaeiGt fogar begiinlfigt tDirb
-bas lit es, mas oer Sadie Grnft uno
8e6eutung giebt. Sd tuerbe unber=
siigli@ Die boaiie Genugtbuttag ban Der
&egierung berlanger, bic nit mir unb
in mir angegriffem 1T, unb tpenn man
Mene MAIDEN iollte, iie Sl bertpeigern,
10 luer6e id fie mir 81 eraminsen tpiiIen.
(GortfcBung folst)
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9ie @anmener als arme Steue,

- 9ie 8anmener als arnte Steuers
9elinquentin. Sofefine @allmeper, Die
gefeiertlte dller SDubretten, Der Derbdt=
f9elte unb barum oft ungeaogene 2ieb=
ling bes Wiener Sbeaterpublifums, iiBt
jebt - Bis iiber bic Sbren in S1ulben
unb fam ni6t einmal ibre riidifdnbis
gen Steuert beaablen. Bie aus Wien
beri6tet tpirb, bat bic ftets reiolute
&iinftlerin fi9 nun nit einem bireften
Maieitdtsgeiu9e on benGaifer bon Seit>
reid getpenbet unb benielben, unter
9inmeis auf ibre segentpdrtig 10 unz
giinltige finanaielle Gage, INN einen
@teuerna6laB gebeten. Sic begriinbet
ibr @efu6 bamit, baB iie rni6t nnr
ibr gan3es 8ertn0gen eingebiibt, fons
bern au9 in Der lebten 3eit in ibren
l1nternebmungen feinesipes bom Slide
begiinftigt geiueien fei"; aud ibre ame>
rifanii6e SDurnee babe ibr itur bittere
@nttdui9ung gebra6t--.- gs 1T mobl
i6merli6 an3unebmen, BOP Der &aiier
biefes @eiu6 betpilligen tpirb, benn
bann -f6nnte ieber abgebrannte &iiuitz
Ter fDmmen. Nber tragii9 genug 1T
es, baB cine tpegen ibrer fiimltlerii1en
tpie finansielsp grfolge einit bielbez
neibete 2iintlerin, tpie bic @allmeDer,
Die in ibrer @lattS5eit beibenmdBig piel
@elb Derbient bot, es aber aud nit nol=
len 6dn6en aus5ugeben tuuBte, iebt, ba
ibr Stern sur &iifte gebt, in einer 10 iibz
len Gage ii6 befinbet. gs fam nur elm
|. .f6ledter 9roit fit fie iein, baB es anz
beren ibrer @olleginneil nitbt befer err
gebt unb ersangen tit. s9lud BON Maz
rie @eiltinger, Bic feit bier Wo6en in
Stem Oorf gaitirt, fitb Na6ri6ten ber-
gelangt, fbaB fie i'm 2anbe bes Dollars
fdon betrd6tli9e materielle @inbuBe err
litten babe unb enti6loHen 1ei, f6on i'm
Sanuar ibre projeftirte grOBe 5Durnee
bur6 bic gan5en 8ereinigten Staaten
ab3nbre6elt unS na 1 Gifropa 5uritd5llz
febren, um ME tuieber Die Gabrt iiber-
ben groBemS3ean an5utreten. 8ielleidt
laien ii6 alle rellropamii benz &iinltler
bas seiast iein.
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Die Nlorence Mtebtinaale Der &ins
bervftfNe.


oerphe9e.
6plgenbes lit elm Nnssug eine8 an ben
Deutiden Geform WeHeneer in gbam=
bersbursh Ya., Seiariebenen griefss:
Cine IS ohltbdterin.
Ssfinet bic Ebare fir Re unb Wlrs.
Binslcw tpirb bemeiien, baB ite bic ame=
ritaniide Nlcrentiner Wadtisan Der Sin=
ber 1T. Dapcn lnb mir 70 lberSeuat,
baB mir unierer Sup lebren tperben
gu iasen: , ,@eiesnet lei Wrs. BinslOp"
neil iie berfelben betalfid mar, User bic
yericbe beS 3obnens unb anoere Ye=
idwerlidfeiten fiir 3inber binwes3ufom=
men. Wirs. Winsipw'S 6octbins Sprup
nimmt ben Sinbern bic Sdmer5en unb
furtrt Dsientrie nab DiarrbDe. ST
maat ben @uumen 3art, befreit BON
Gnt5anbuns unb trinst bas Sinh sladlid
iiber pie Yericbe bes 3abnenS binwes.
Gr tbnt Serobe bos, mas CT pcrslebt 3u
thun, Gues unb nidt reniSer. gDir ba.
Ben einmal Wars. DinalOtD seieben uno
fennen fie, uur burd ibren Sccthins
Sprup fir 4inber. @enn mir bic Wadi
bdtten, spirben mir fe ais Seilanb fiir
bic Ginter biniteuen = mas lie aud in
ber Tbat III. Der SArup wirb IL
allen Npptbefeu- su 25 Gents per 5tufd,
berfauft.
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S. NraaeE

No. 4 GoIfz GonlnIerceitroBe, llabe Be,
8riide, Sdnbler in gilenipaaren, De
fen unb 8le9naaren. Qlgent fit Die
ercelenten Gabotite &D66fen. Man
fpre9e bDr nnb eral1inire bieielbeit.
Sie beffen S1reiner= unb Maurer=
6an6perf5euge eine Speeialitdt. gi=
fenpaaren fiir Gontraetorelt aIs Mdgel,
S9lDller, S6arniere &C., gu ben bor=
tbeilbafteiten preiien. Cine &lempner=
Werfifdtte 1T nit Dem @ef6dft berbum=
ben un6 Da9beden unb ole in bies
Sad f9lagenbe Mrbeiten iperbeu prompt
beforgt. Da6rinnen Sc 3on lang obne
Saum, obne Breiserb6bnng.
Selepbon No. 119. 21,6,n
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G.. yanfler. gahn1efnle. !,

= 6. $. Maiiiler, gBbOleiaIe- umb
&etailbdn6ler in Garbem, Oelen, Mns
itrei6erniaterialien, gommercenraBe,
San Nntonio, empfieblt lein groBes
Eager in bieien Nrtifeln au Stem Dorf
preiien unb rna6t gan3 beionbers auf
ben getpdblten 8orratb bon 8iloern !:
gbronlos, &upfers nnb Stabliti6en,
Oelgemdl6en linb phantalie 8il0ern
aller 4rt, ferner auf bic gei6madpoae
Nustpabl bon 8iloerrabmen ber olier=
lnooerniten Sornt un6 auf bic @les
umfai5enben 3ei6nenmaterialen auf=
merriam. NIle 9luftrdge fir irgen6 cine
Der obigen Bran9en iper6en prompt
ausgefiibrt; gilber bon ieber @r0Be eitt=
eerabmt unb alle Nrbeiteit m6gli9it
i9nea unb gut beiorgt, Die in 6as Sad
f6lagen.
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pancoaft & Sobn baben bic
moberniteu Diite III grober 9lnspabl.
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Semben fir 0erren (unlaundred) }
so Gent bas 6tiid beim Gantous.
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Der Winter nit ieinem na6talten
Wetter 1T leet ba unb lam n,an bei Bic.
ier Sahres5eit nidt pOridtis senus mil
ieinsr @efunbheit umseben.
Erodene TaBe idiieen sesen Grfal.
tuns unb bic 9at man nur, ,penn nj an
9utes S4ubnerf trdst. geatiirlid5 linb
S. Sosfe u. SSbae aud barin allen 6da-
fern poraus, unb, pie in Naem, 1a6en
lie aud borin bic srSBte Nuswabl, 5os
pobl iar Damen, als aud far Serren
unb &inber.
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Ea8cs : Wenigfeiten.
& nfa n b

4
ipdblte Carlisle BON &entldn als &att=
bi6aten fiir bas Gpre1erantt. gr err
bielt la, &an6all 50 unb Cor 81
Stinlmeil. WinterImitb bon 'Seras
tpurbe aIs &anoioat fir bas gmt bes
Sbirifebers norlinirt.
-A9ie Granb SurD in Der gau6es=
bolptitabt bat aberllnls bier Beniionsz
| fdtpia6ter in Mnflagesuitnub berfebt.
~ Stl Netp Sort brannte bas 9adb
oes sSreintdureftempels itnb bas Man-
5ar0 sGtodtperf ab. Oas iibrige Sc
bdu6e lit feuerfelt. Ser angeri1tete
61a6en betrdgf 800, 900, 6a bur1
bas WoEer 1ieles peroDrbeft ipur6e.
eyu Diden GountD, Dafota, bat
man 1nbe neg Quellen bes Minoie Gi=
ber bic Sfelete BON % perfonen Hno
ebenlD bielen Yfer6en gefunben, bane-
ben Sporen utt0 Metallfn6pfe BON Sea-
IDaueriifen. 8is iebt 1T nod ni9t auf=
gefldrt, ipel6e MbtDeiluhg S0loaten
ober Expedition bier berloren ging.
sSn Chicago famen beini Branbe
bes .6aripeu BlDd1, BON gloamsz,
gl}orft~ unh gl}nurnp-EtrnEp mn hom
sf,,s iu hearsn,t s sns; g3aSd5sn mn nm, I S;e
wAe e;vsS us'sSo.1 oei.Sonhiuan 9 IN, I ,;erte,, G
GtoSssrf ss orss?sstsr s?sI, gos @e,er Ilis hI;eh
1S;e.ss o,,s S;e astorss 81 1es mnS . 17n DaD hss
sMra,H Ss, nv 'O''' ~ ioo Wv - W
iu'uats. es.r~ osnrn m;norh as~ mras.
81 str msy,sarn sn % Moe;f;e @obrSassm pe laIi
s%nst Tf; -, XII s ~, nrsl5t;"ss Iag gn%
Iorh I, yn' sstI;hsm i 1iFsr Sss S,S5o,s mn
sut su.'c, uu' uls'.usn AZ. p.s s1uuIes' u,lo
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}aa1 le@e 1ief 2reise!

8pmut uno ibe3eugt @ub spn Sen gebptacn gprt6len+
Denen pd ben emtauf g0eitna @eiasntn tafsen
Rommt ebe MQeS perfauft 1T!
ne @b9t s babn bn ganen ponfGnbis 5uDerauin
unm @ddf fann usidld nit Yut be1n
wnb. Seine 3uradhaltun9. Sin gBortbud.
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den bate, .baB Tim iofort nod gollem<
6ung beg Werfes elm gremplar 5u9e=

blu1g beg @erfes elm gremplar 5use=
felt 'nerbe.. = =
- Sm 2aufe oes berf1oHenen Som=
1ners beging befanntli6 Der iunae, boff=
nungsbolle @elebrte Sr. Stephan b.
putflib at @erlin Selbitmoro uno stpar
angeblib infolae zines fogenannten
amerifanii6en 9uells. SEPT bat f9
nun berausgeiteat, 6aB leBtere 9lanabme
eine 6ur6aus irrige mar. Ser Sal
bat fi6 in gana anoerer Meje' aufge=
fldrt. Iaeroings bat 6er ungliidli6e
iunge Mann in einem binterlaHenen
S9reibcn an bic G9meifer ieiner @e=
inablim eitt amerifaniiGes 9uea aIs bic
urfa6e feines Spbes angegeben; aber
bies NOR nur elm frommer 8etrus, um
iemanb gu Nonen, BET feline 96Onung
perbiente. 9ie 6amilie felbif i6eint
anfangs irregeleitet iuorben gu iein.
Ntan bat es eben aud bier tbieber nit
einem Samilienorama 81 tbun.
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