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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-06
Yesterday Mornings Fire.
from FRIDAYS Dsily,1

About 7:80 o'clock yesterday morning
the fire department was called out to dis
tinguish blaze from smoke at Willard Shib.
ley's lemonade stand, corner of Fourth and
Broadway. When the fire laddies arrived
on the scene the entire building was filled
with smoke, but no blaze could be seen.
After flooding the floor and allowing the
smoke to escape it was found that the fire
had caught from a coal rolling out of the
stove onto the floor. Only a small hole in
the floor was burned and the damage all
around mounts to but little.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-06
The Cowboy and His Gun.

Thursday night a pisto! shot was heard
near the corner of Main and Broadway,
fired by whom nobody seemed to know.
After the shot a Montana cowboy was seen
rushing about in an endeavor to procure a
gun with which to shoot somebody.
Officer Marsh locked him up for safekeep-
ing. The prisoner gave his name as James
Rawzee. Friday morning nobody ap-
peared against him, neither did he lodge a
complaint himself. There being no case
he was discharged and left for the west on
the 9:20 train.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-06
A Mystery.
How the human system ever RECEIVERS from

How the human system ever RECEIVERS from
the bad effects of the nauseous medicines often
literally poured into it for the suppositive
relief Of dyspepsia, liver complaint. constipa-
tion. rheumatism and other ailments, Is a
mystery. The mischief done by bad medi-
cines is scarcely. less than that caused by dis
tic, constipated or rheumatic, would oftener
be guided by the experience Of invalids who
have thoroughly tested Hostetter's Stomach
the speediest aid derivable from rational
medication. This medicine Is q searching and
at the same time a thoroughly safe remedy.
derived from vegetable sources, and possess
ing. in consequence of its basis Of pure spirits,
PROPERTIES as a medicinal stimulant not to be
found in the fiery local bitters and stimulants
often resorted to by the debilitated, dyspeptic
aud lapguid.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-06
EVENING SESSION,

The house reassembled at 1885 p. III.
The following senate bills were read
first and second times:
so, increasing the state debt limit.
lis. amending the oil-inspectlon law.
$50, changing the boundaries OF certain
western counties. On motion of Mr.. Gill,
indefinitely postponed, a similar bill hav-
ing become law.
It's. to prevent trespass and the spread of
noxiOuS weeds.
ISL, regulating appeals from district
courts to the supreme court.
1877. relating to ownership of inanimate
things, domestic animals, etc., "including
dogs"
sion, ETC..
Fl45, relating to compensation OF judges
Of county courts.
1874, relating to salary of county commits
siOners.
1856, relating to marriage.
1852, requiring the clerks of district courts
to make alphabetical indexes to court rec
Ords.
Is, to provide for the protection and reg
ulation Of primary elections.
III, to provide for the incorporation of
certain classes of benevolent and charita-
BILE institutions. III ~ 80, * -
A.. establishing a state standard OF
weights and measures. nd
rs, relating to incumbrance on growing
Mr.. Gill moved indefinite postpone
ment, but afterward withdrew the mo-
ton. S. ~ ~
Liz, appropriating funds for the state
firemen,s tournament.
On motion of Mr.. Oliver indefinitely
postponed.
80, defining usury.
157, to prevent the spread of cOnta-
gious and infectious diseases among domes.
tic animals.
1859, to provide for the publication of the
| session laws.
17S, to provide for the appointment of
sheep inspectors.
ia, amending the boiler inspection law
179, relating to insolvent debtors.
Ill, for establishment of election pre-
cincts.
6, appropriation for purpose of having
| the state represented at the Worlds Fair.
189, amending the game law.
1872, relating to tie state tax levy.
1885, providing for return and record o.
births, marriages and deaths.
I'll Iii, relating to fees Of registers Of deeds
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-06
Another Old Landmark Gone.
from Sundays Daily.1

from Sundays Daily.1 r
Fire was discovered last night about IL
o'clock in the rear OF the old Mclean \
Macnider building on Main street occu-
pied by Sanders cigar mandatory nj
before the fire department got a stream
on it had gained good Roadway. AS will
happen occasionally, ever ything went
wrong with the tiremen and what would
ordinarily have taken but a few moments
toIextinguish took an hour to conquer. The
fire was finally drowned out and confined
to the single building in which it originated
The fire either caught from q stove In
the rear eld OI the cigar store or, as MI.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-06

Do you want the constitution of North
Dakota and OF the United States, the vote
by counties and by districts for the last
ten years, the names of all county officers
and the population by counties, 1890 nsu
handy reference book bound IN cloth ?
Send rs cents to the TRIBUNE, Bismarck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04
DEMONSTRATIONS AT ROME.

There could not be more convincing indi-
cation of the frmness of the national senti-
ment of the Italian Kingdom than the excite
ment which was aroused in Rome by the in
suit which the pilgrims to the Vatican offered
to the memory of Victor Emmanuel. the mon
arch whose reign has been made forever men,
orable in Italian annals by the tact that
under 1t Italian unity was contaminated
To the American mind that is q strange i'm
pulse which will lead men to stand over the
grave of prince who has been dead for many
years and IN order to show their hostility to
his principles. cry Down with him, as if he
stood before them in the flesh, but in the in
stance of Victor Emmanuel, who with Cayour
is, in the eyes Of the Italians. the very per-
sonifcstion of Italy as great consolidated
power, such an exhibition of enmity was
known by those who INDUCED in it 10 be a
deeper insult to the Italian people than if the
same outrage had been openly perpetrated
against the personal dignity Of the living
HumDert.
There is something inspiring in the warm
patriotism of the Southern races which
fiompts tHtul, Us III luAS ChSt, 10 mako tL6
most enthusiastic demonstration of their feel
ings. When the information passed from
mouth to mouth along the streets of Rome
that the memory Of Victor Emmanuel had
been insulted and his last resting place NOR
ally desecrated 1t was as if..a light had been
applied to train of powder. which with be-
wildering swiftness led to an explosion, in
volving every one brought in the scope Of its
influence.
Bands of young men. intoxicated by their
patriotic ardor. formed professions and
marched through the city, singing national
airs that celebrated the glories of that unity
for which Cavour had striven in the Cabinet
and Victor Emmanuel on the field with ten
acity and a constancy that have shed an un-
dying glory on their names. Crowds of per-
sons Of all ages gathered on the streets, their
aspect threatening and their words full of
The intensity OF the emotion aroused bv
the insult Of the pilgrims was, no doubt. in.
creased by the fact that on the day on which |
Z was offered the people of Rome wsre en-.
gagged in celebrating tho anniversary OF tho
plebisoits Of 1870, by which the Papsl States
we're united with the Kingdom Of Italy. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04

demonstrations Of tho pilgrims was probably
suggested In some measure BY this but they

demonstrations OF tho pilgrims was probably
suggested in some measure by this. but they
seized upon an unfortunate moment to
show thor opposition. Their action served
only to give renewed spirit to the celebration
that was in progress, converting it from
conventional occasion into ono Of profound
political significance.
To those who have followed tho career of
Italy since its erection into separate king
dom there has been no incident in that long
period which has thrown q moro vivid light
upon the growth of its national sentiment.
When so much patriotic feeling can be ex-
hibited in Rome. the centre of all the infiu.
ences that are most hostile to the Italian
kingdom on account Of tho dispossession OF
the Pope of his temporal dominions. no room
Is left for doubt that the authority Of Hum
bert rests upon the broadest foundation OF
Loyalty from one end of the peninsula to tho
other
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04

Of the fortv-six people in the new specta-
cular Spider and Fly" production the most
prominent are: Charles Kenny, comedian;
Atroy. continental juggler Letta, the latest
European sensation. Lilly Thurgats," star
danseuse from the Alhambra Palace. London.
assisted by the following dancers from the
same theatre: Syntax Sidney. Blanche Allen,
Carrie Hawkes.. Minnie Thurgate, Vic Ar
mold. Josie Ditt. Louise De Louisa and Ollie
Olleyette. Ben Carlos and Richard Forde
English patominsts and grotes .ues; James
herman and Harry Freeman. comedians and
dancers: bliss lou Royce. operate vocalist;
Lillian White. descriptive vocalist and bur-
lesque artistic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04
UNIVERSITY DEGREES.

The Board Of Visitors of the University Of
Virginia have modified the requirements of
the students of that institution for the be-
stowal of the degree of master of arts. The
course now required is not 80 rigid In its lines
or exacting IN its attainments. 1t is. how
ever. such as TO give the amplest assurance
that the recipient Of the honor will be cult
waited scholar and worthy representative Of
tie institution. 1t has been said that college
honors, and presumably university degrees are
more esteemed by those who have them not
than by those who have them. Certain It is
that course of study embracing Ian
gauges, literature. and science, faithfully pur-
sued and we'll acquired, deserves a recogni-
ton beyond that which has hitherto been
granted by the University. The new scheme
of the board Of visitors will popularize the
University and ncite numberless youths to Q
course Of study which they now do not
undertake because of the despair of BRING
Ing away degree which would fairly attest
their earnest labor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04

TIE effort which was made last week by
Mr.. John t. Ford, the veteran manager. to
revive old-fashioned legitimate comedy at the
Theatre in this city cannot be too highly COM
mended. Our amusement lovers have been
fed on trash and nonsense for 80 long period
that it was really refreshing when Mr.. Ford
came here with his excellent company and
gave us series of elegant, pure refining and
instructive comedies of the old English school
The success he met with was we hope, suAi-
cient TO induce him to come back again, and
if he can only restore the days when the old
Marshall Theatre was one of the most delight
full amusement resorts to be found in the
United States he will confer lasting benefit
on the public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04

Another real estate agent reports the quail.
ity and quantity of The TINES circulation
what it is claimed to be. Mr.. John T. God
din, real estate agent. last'week advertised an
auction sale in THE TINES and sold the brick
house No. COS north Second street. There
was large attendance and spirited bidding
and good sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04
Brooklnnd Democrats

b5ookiand Democratic Club. No. 1, will
room near Jones store tomorrow night at 8
O'Clock. The Democratic nominee for tho
House OF Delegates and others will address
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04

ALL good citizens of the United States. ir
respective OF party. will most cordially ex-
tend to Ex-President Cleveland and his esti-
mable wife congratulations upon the birth to
them OF daughter and heiress The little
stranger cannot. 1t is true, become presi-
dent OF the United States. but she can, and
no doubt will. bring much comfort and hsppi.
ness to the home Of her estmabls parents.
and DO In every way worthy Of her distin-
guished father.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04

In another column is published al article
from the Mobile Register suggesting the cree
ton of memorial tablet at William and Mary
College TO DR.. Goronwy Owen. tho most pop
ular poet of Wales. a clergyman Of tho church
OF England and professor at William and
Mary in 1857. 1t has been suggested that this
memorial take the shape of memorial hall
and the suggestion is worthy Of consideration.
as such hall would be at once useful and APP
propriate. The faculty book. with the auto
graph of DR.. Owen. is still preserved at the COL
lege
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04

Oss hundred and fifty bottles Of ram and
sixty live snakes were seized in the New York
eustom-houss last Thursday. This was in
accordance with the eternal fitness Of things.
From time 'mmsmorial snakes and rum have
gene together,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04

The transformation scene in the last act Of
the new Spider and Fly" production is said
TO be masterpiece of scenic art and stage
mechanism: Monday and Tuesday at the New
Richmond Theatre
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04

An important meeting Of the Union De,,o-
cratic Club will be held to- morrow eyenins q,
so'clock at toweil's Hall, when eli tho candi'
dates for legislative honors will have An on
Ror,uni'y to address the voters of the East
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04

The music in the Spider and Fly" is said
to DO new, bright and catchy, containing sew
srai popular airs that are sure to become last.
ing favo.ites.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04
paul Kauyar.n

Paul Kauvar" is story OF the French
revolution told upon the stage. in which the
tale ofloye is very strong and is never over
Swallowed By the horrible work of the death
dealing Fuillo;ine. Wednesday night. New
Richmond Theatre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04

Inc Tandem" and "On the Roof" two Of
tho latest Drury Lane successes, ara introduced
IA inc spider and Fly" by the famous Eng
I1sn clowns and grotssques. Richard Fords and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04
CLOTHING.
SUNDAY, Der. T. 1891.
SeaSonable Apparel.

Another call to compare on,
prices. Well be content if we
can have your attention to our
prices and quality. Superior fitting
and making accompanies the good
cloth and low prices. For quality
we're below current prices, because
we manufacture immense quaint.
ties, all for our retail sales. We
started out to let no intermediate
profit come between our customers
and to sell to wearers of Clothing
at the same prices storekeepers have
to pay to sell again. In a word, it's
selling retail at wholesale prices.
No matter how low the price, re.
member there is good quality to
back it up.
Five Dollars sounds low for a top
Long-Pants Suit. Put it down for
good value, or we wouldn't advertise
it. We give you the very best to
be had for the money.
The tide of quick sales has SET
our way. Thousands of Mems,
Boys and Children's Suits ready
for your inspection.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04

THE CIRCULATION or THE TIMES IL
LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE IN IFS
HISTORY. AND Is STEADILY IsCKEAs-
mo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04

WANTED-THREE ROOMS FOR MY WIPE.
w Infant and myself in soms portion Of city
eonvenent to street. cars, for Iight housekesp-
oc!-ot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04

THE MANCHESTER CIRCULATION OF
TIE TIMES Is NOW GREATER THAN ALL
THE OTHER RICHMOND PAPERS COM
BINED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04
THE MEDICAL EXAMINING BOARD
MILLINERY.

-~O-~~O~-~0.o-~-O-~-~-~ ~~~~~~~O0.
MHIJLdINIEdRAY 61FrIgR ST, FALL L. OPEN 20,
My stock will be, as usual. complete We
with everything desirable which MARKS thu
coming season.
UNTRIMMED GOODS in all tho nev.a
shapes.
Your call is solicited.
Respectfully
Mrs I. p. MORRIS.
oo4-3t 52l east Broad street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04

WANTED, A POSITION IN A HOTEL BY A
w young man with experience Best refer
ences given. Salary no object. Address MENUS
Petersburg, Va. oci-4t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04

DAND, McNALLY 4 co. WANT RELIABLE
IL persons in zach section for Special Work.
Position permanent fair pay to begin; good
prospect, Of advance. Write fully at once to
RAND McNALLY 4 CO, No. 1923 Broadway.
New York city. oci-lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04

MANCHESTER OFFICE. FIFTH AND FOR
TER STREETS.
branch ONCE: Twelfth and Hull streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04

ylTANTED-BOY FOURTEEN TO FIFTEEN
W years old for office work; must write
good hand. Address in own handwriting, stat
ing salary expected. A. A., care Letter Car
rer No 10, city. oc+3t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-10
9u b%erfaufetf.

Gine Satm Don 100 older, fpouon IS ader
tlar iinb, TT inter 9iiujiiserg ebinaunaen aH
pertarfen- !9uter Weinberg, quite Gebdu=
li6teiten nno aues in beitem !9Ifonbe. Der
4lds ruiiroe tid aussesei6net CUR 4nldae et=
ner gaMmlbule ei9nen unb liest nlr cine
ptsrtel Uteile pon gasconaoe Gitp, Mo.
Snlius &obe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-10
(69rticbung folat.)
Sic MettplD9te Der Suber=
cnlpie.
g'on Or. Gosert 500.

I'D SON Sbieren: 10 Sale bon
8erllu6t nit oerfalteten ¬en in Sen
2ungeu, mebrfo6 audi I'M H%eritoneum
urb einmal nu Ycricorbium. Sn
fGmmtliden Sdlen fanben ii6 Sas
ellen uno ;ipar Dorluiegeno i'll Snnern
bon &icien;clen, wel6e in bem Sic
falfigcn Mtailcn umi6liebenben Sc
pebe iid beinOcn. Die Sertbcilung
Der Sncilen lit mciitens cine 10 glei@r
mGbige. zap uuter sablreidcn Gieienz
sellen foum Cine gu finbcn lit, welde
uidt einen O0er mcbrcre, mitunter bis
20 Sacillcn umldliebt.
Sn cincm bicier SSdae fonnten bic
gociaen ,u0lei@ in ben 8ron6ialbrii<
fen uno in cinem ;~iueiten III ben Nfes
ienterialbriiien na6gcmieien lpcrocn.
3 SQQc, in bencn Die 2ungcn bon
Ginoeru nid)t Die befannten berfalftelt,
nit b0fcriger Sberidde beriebenen
Snoten Ger %gcwobnliden Ycrliu6t,
ionbcrn glottmanbi9c, nit Oifbreitiser,
fdieartiacr Mtaiic Gefii0tc, fugelige
Snottn cntbielten. Gepobnlid ipirb
Siele Sornt nift ,ur Euberouloie ees
Fe6ntt, icnoern als cine Sro6iectaiis
aufgefnbt. Mu6 in ser llnt9ebun9
bieisr SnoteH fanben ii6 9~fieien;eaen
uuo in bieicn SuberfetsS aciaen.
Gine ocrfdite @alss9pmpbbriiie bonn
sdmein cntbiclt ebenfaas bic 8as
einen.
SIN Sen Srgonen zines an Subercu>
loie 9eitorbcnen 9ubncS unb SPAR ios
nobl in ben Suberfelfnoten bes &nos
dermarf5, alS in Ben eigenthiimliden
groben 8noten beS Sorms, Der 2eber
uno 9un9e befanben iid grobe Wengen
bon Standardization.
Son 3 ipontan an Suberculofe ges
itorbenen Ifen purbcn Sic nit unSabs
Iigen Sn6tden burdiehten 9ungen,
Mil;. 2eber, Step unb Sic perfaiten
2Dmpboriien unteriu6t uub iiberaa in
ben Sn6tden ODER beren naditen linz
9ebun9 Die Sacilen %gefunben.
Son ipontan erfranften Sbieren
famen nod 8 Meeri6meinden unb Z
Saninden sur llnteriudung, pel6e
ebenfaas idmntlid in ben Suberfslz
fnotdcn Sic Sociaen aufmiefen.
@uBer bieien Saaen bon ipontaner
Suberculoie itanb mir nod cine ni9t
unbeDeutenbe 3abI bon Sbieren CUR
8erfuguna, uelde Ourd Smpfune nit
ben peri6iebeniten tuberculoien Cub
i%tan,en infieirt maren, ndmli6 nit
9rauen unb uerfditen Suberfeln meni9s
lider 9ungen, nit Sputum bon
4btbiiifern. nit SuberfelmaTen bon
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-10
@rpBer
WltSOcrfQllf
in
JAZZ. Blumer's
MGbelbnmSlumN
8craer, Mp.

OtIYtl, np.
Sis gum 1. Mdr5 miro mein Storez
sebduoe tbeilpeiie ab9erifien I'M burd
einen sroBen Heubau mebr 8lab III be-
fommen. lin nit meitem @orrat6 OH
W0bel bis su bieier Belt aufSurdumen,
uerfuufe i6 pon jest an a0es gum
6 o It en- Die @aaren in benz
abdureiBenben @ebduoe miiiien biz gum
1. Mdrs perfuuit fem unb buber Die
obiae SHerte.
Ilio iuer jebt NtD6el ir9eno elmer
Grt braudt, tuirb es in ieinem Sntereie
finben bieie 9ele9enbcit gu benuben.
6. 81 III +.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-10

| ipontdn erfrantfen Qfen, &aninden
uno Mesrfdpeinben, nit Mafen aus
berf9iebenen fopob[ berfaItten, aIs
aud fdfigen perIiudtisen &inberlungen
unb f9lieBlid aud burd @eiter<
impiung Ser in biefer @eife erbaIte<
men t%ubercuI0ien QFeetionen. Die
3abI Ser 10 inficirten Ebiere belief fid
auf 172 Meerfdueinden, 80 8anius
den un6 5 8aben. Ser Madmeis Der
8aeilen muBte f6 in Der Webrsabl
bieier Sale auf bic llnterfudung Der
INNER in grober Menge borbanbenen
Subsrfelfn6tden Der 9uneen befdrdns
fen. Sn biefen murben Die 8aciler
nidt elm ein3ises Mfal bermibt ; oft
uaren ie auberorbentli9 aablreid,
mitunter aud f~porenbaltie, aber n.dt
ielten tuaren fe in BEN ansefertisten
Yrdparaten aud muir in tuenisen, iebod
un5weifeIbaften @gemplaren auf3us
in6en.
Bel Ser @eseImabisteit bes 8ors
fornmens Ser Standardization mub es
auHaaenb erfdeinen, bab fe bisber
bon NiemanSem 9eieben iiub. Sod
ertlart fi9 bies baraus, bab bic 8as
cillen auberorbentlid tIeine GebiIbe
unS meiitens 70 fpdrlid on 8abl finb,
namentlid tpenr1 f9 ibr 8orfommen
auf bas Snnere Der 8iefen3euen be-
i@rantt, bab iie fdon aus bieiem
9runbe obne gan; ~befonbere Sarben>
reoctiOnen Dem aufmerfiamiten 8eob<
a6ter entseben miFen. @enn ie iid
aber aud in gr0beren Men9en beifants
men inben, finb fie nit feintornisem
Setritus in elmer @eiie untermen9t
unb baburd berbe6t, bab aud bann
ibr Grfennen i'm bo9iten Srabe err
i9wert lit.
llebrigenS eriitiren einige Qngaben
iiber Sefunbe bon Microorganismen
in tuberculoS beranberten geneben.
90 ermGbnt S9Iuer in feiner Sdrift
iiber icropbuloie unb tubercuIoie 9es
lenfleiben, baB er conf tant Wicrococeen
sefuuben babe. 3weifeHos mub es
iid babel, ebenio tpie bel ben bon &lebs
in Suberfeln 9efunbenen fleiniten be-
peeIiden &ornden I'M, etpas @nberes,
ais Die bon mir geiebenen Suberfels
baciaen, iuelde unbetueslid unb tab
6enformi9 finb, ~9ebanbelt baben.
Serner bat Iufredt, iuie CT in Dem
eritcn Seft ieiner patbologiiden Mit>
tb~eilungen beri6tet, unter elmer Mn;abI
bon &aninden, peIde er nit perIii6p
tigen ODER tuberculoien Subitan,en I'M
ficirt bate, bel BRET bon biefen Sbieren
i'm Centrum Ser Standardization neben
;ipei peridiesenen Micrococcusarten
AUDI fur;e ftdbdenformise Sebilbe gee
f%nnhen, beren 9dnssburdmefer ben
Suerburdnrefier MIR UNI bic SGlfte
iibertraf. Sic SuberfelbaciIen iinb
aber minoeftens 5 @tal 10 lang ais sid,
oft nod bief LANCER i'm gerbdltnib our
Side, auberoem fommen ie BEL reiner
Suberculoie rlientalS nit Microeoccen
ODER anberen 8acterien bermengt i'm
Suberfel boz. Go lit hespegen aubers
orbentlid unuabrfdeinIid, bab Nuf>
rc6t bic iuirfli9en Subertelbacilen ses
ieben bat, ipdre es Der Sail, bann bate
CT aud in menidliden Suberfeln, unb
in ser YerliudtIunee Die 8aciQen nad,
meiien miiHen unb es bate ibm bas
%auhaaenbe 8erbdGtnib stutfden 8acils
len unb 8iefensenen nlat entseber
f0nnen.