Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

IN a snort time. would acquire an Incredible
amount OF valuable Information about the
family Affairs OF the good citizens Of Bonn,
which knowledge he used very literally
when he invited himself 10 dine with them
he knew the names Of the students who
lodged in the houses in which the servant
girls were employed. II the domestic was
very old and ugly he would tell her, in
strict confidence, that the student that
lodged at her house was very wealthy and
was dead in lore with her; that If she re-
ciprocated that 10 would marry her and
take her home 70 his parents. The conse-
ouencs OF his information was that all the
old feua dom astlcs IN the houses where
the students iodZei were dreadfully loving
% the students, much % the disgust and
arnazeuelt Of the latter. The students
could not comprehend why the old Jezebels
sighed ana cast sneeps eyes a. them. while.
on the other hand. The venerable domestlcs,
believing the Information FRITZ had given
them % be reliable, could not understand
why the studeuts were 80 irresponsive 70
the Establishments OF their prospective
wives But Fritz also poisoned the minds
Of the young and good loOkin z servant girls.
be told them that the studsots az the houses
ct which they served had spread reports IL
furious 20 their characters. The Consequence
OF this was that the younger aud better
looking servant girls, against whom the
students had no marked antipatbv, were
furious. and refused % DC cousoied under
an circumstances. II amused Fritz i'm
uenseiY % hear the students relating thelr
troubles and trioulstious. little imagining
that he was the cause Of al their compuca-
tons
one % The nssnest tricks Fritz Bummel
was ever guilty Of was the one he PLAYED on
Prot Rosenmuiier. one o. the most dirri-
fed men imaginable. scientist q world
VIDE reputation he was q strictly moral
man. FOR which reason. or some other.
Frits determined 20 ruin him in the eyes os
the community One evening Prof Rosen-
muller vas waking down the crowded and
brilliantly illuminated street when DIS
reputa5l e-looking female put her arm
through bis and sad n a familiar tone
Good evening. nv dear
The Old professor became very AZ ~. and
pushing the unknown fsus.c away. sx-
claimed Indignantly
"Bszone. you disreputabIe c~eature~'
Why. professor. don 3 Jon snoV ne anT
uorer sauea<ed Fritz you used % "a
a good 20 ne
ne professor Vas n nora rerr0F TOT
fear thst some pssser-o7 Should see him n
conversation with an m known female. and
once more he toid aim. OF her, 20 20. but in
lower tcne ~ voice.
80. my dear pr-fssscr. you srs not 'rsst-
inz ne rizh-. can 3 understand WY zen
have ceased 20 love re. Was hsvs done
- forfe.s Tcur love
Finally - Unfortunate mar haniei ever
a. the snal change be had 1n be person.
ard asf a. rate - speed trsr 'eat any
thi.z ~ had 3cue n thst inssnce hs hav-
Seeds barry daTs Several persors lad
seen ? IN -slxiuz e. a. Unknown woman.
sue cue hsd seer hin Eivs her money ~
course. &c very pleasant sean8s arose asxt
car
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