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Accused OF DiscrAerfy Conduct Discharged
as . Vsetin OF HiGhwayn

- Vh6tun OF DwnyAeh.
Policeman Joseph Devlin Of the steamboat
squad WAS arraiened in the YorkvIlle Police
Court yesterday charged with disorderly con-
duct. Policeman Brophy OF the West Forty
seventh street station was complainant.
Brophy said that while on post nenr Sixtieth
street and Tenth avenue about ] o'clock yes
terday morning he heard the reports Of pis.
toll Running down to 223 West Sixtieth street
he found Devlin In charge Of Officer Moran.
There we're two bullet holes in the door. They
took Devlin to the station house.
Devin said that he was of duty. and at 1890
was walking up Tenth avenue He wore citi-
zcn's clothes and his coat was oren. display
ing his watch chain. Whom near Sixtieth
street two men came up behind him. and.
parting. went one on each side. Just rs they
were passing him the man on tho loft seized
him BY the coat collar. Devlin turned and was
struck violent blow under tho left eye. Here
The man did not It hit III him WIFI VIII S hs s DeSin
WAS sure. II IVES something harder; The
h" iR a Of where e tsoss sed tea the%
he vas an offiSer, they knocked him down and M
kicked HIM 10 protect hmsef he dtsT his
Brophy and Moran said ,they, knew nothing
About about the shooting save what DeyIin had told
thf Re tenans aYgs s s ssc. Dex
keeper. said that tho two mon got hold Of Dov-
and one bullet took effect. and a man yelled:
I'm shot in tho leg The, other two shots
went through the door. She. wasn't sure
whether Devlin was drunk or sober.
tenant named Cronin said that a young
man who was Just going out to get some beer
Cronin himself then went to the door. II
started to open the door.",h said. "and some
thought. It was somebody foolinG. and didn't
care. Then the man fired. l thought he was
using blank cartridges. and opened the door a
second time. and he blazed away ugain. After
time tho officers came. 1guess came near
getting hit"
Sure"
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MISS VOSHALL'S SUICIDE
She Had = Quarrel With Her AManee
Lover and Took Cyanide Of Pota ssium.

SYRACUSE Feb 20.-At II o'clock on Thurs
day night Miss Fannie J. voshall. daughter OF
John f. voshall. a retired lumber merchant Of
large fortune. returned to her home from
social visit under the escort OF her afflanced
lover. Frank &. Smith, well-known young
photographer. with whom. It is supposed. she
had some misunderstanding during tho even
ing and at tho door of her own residence.
Half an hour afterwnrd sobs and groans were
heard coming from her room. and her parents
found her unconscious on tho floor in her
night dress. Medical aid was summoned. but
the girl died a few minutes a{ter the arrival Of
gestcd suicide. bnt the theory was rejected.
Fannie was high: strung. sensitive girl. and
hemorrhnge or the brain. resulting from mem
tai excitement. was supposed even BY the
Coroner to have been tho cause Of death. An
made yesterday by two expert chemists. who
reported that they had found cyanide Of
potassium. one of the deadlicst OF poisons. in
the stomach i is regarded as a Significant
circumstance that cyanide OF potassium is
commonly used by photographers in develop
ing negatives. The Coroner will hold m In.
quest
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INSURANCE REFUSED.
EJECT OF Alleged Threats Against . Polit.
ieal Bolter In Newark.

When Alderman William Wagner OF Newark
bolted his party and voted with the Democrats
TO break the tie In tho Common Council it was
said he would suffer for 1t and thnt he had lost
the respect OF both parties. Wagner Is a
wagon builder. and 1t was rumored that he
would have a plenty OF work from the Fire
Department and from Democratic brewers.
This is probably true. but at tho same time 1t
is said that he had aroused such luminosity
Last week. it Is said on good authority the
Merchants Insurance Company OF Newark re-
fused to. renew two policies on his property.
risk. One OF the officers OF the former com
many said politics did not enter into the mat
risk. and that In view Of the occurrences OF the
last few weeks 1t chose to refuse this one. An
other, insurance man said that Mr.: Wagner
ance. as companies would consider the moral
hazard +" In his case.
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WHITE PLAINS. Feb. 21.-At 4 o'clock this
morning fire was discovered In the west wing
Of Dentist r. C. Moore's house In Broadway.
His vile and two children were sleeping in
the house and were not aware OF their peril
until they were aroused by neighbors. A num-
Der OF Kelley patients who board In this
neiahborhood aided in carving Mrs. Moore
from the house She had no time to clothe
herself The children were nearly sufYocated
before their rescue. 1t was two hours. before
the fire was under control. The house had re-
Gently been purchased from the Rev. George
W. Glove Of New York and been lifted up with
new furniture and interior decorations. The
loss 10 covered by insurance and IL S4.5Oa
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Mary Bur.A..'s Dils....

The woman who called herself Mrs. Mary
Burnham when she appeared against her
mother. Mrs. Mary Corsa. at the Harlem Court
last Wednesday and made charge Of insan-
ity. which was dismissed. was present in court
yesterday in answer to q summons charging
her with perjury. The. complaint was made
ham. who declared that he is her husband.
and and that when she sWore that her pane was
narrea The se man Barnsam WIZ whom sr sha Is
living. Schuyler said. he will charge her with
bigamy. She was pnrOled for examination on
Wednesday. Schuyler loft his wife fve years
ago. but promised her mother not to sue for
divorce while the old lady lived. When Mrs
have her put in an asylum she released Schuy-
Ter from his promise.
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Three brooklyn Bursl.ries.

Tho house OF Robert Campbell OF 1877 Halsey
street. Brooklyn. was entered late on Hatur-
day night by means OF false keys and 500
worth OF jowelry was stolen.
Burglars cut tho panel out Of tho rear base-
ment door OF Joseph {. Mannelly's house. 236
Nostrand avenue. early yesterday morning.
and stole $50 worth OF sllverware.
worth q we're stolen from Michael Feiipo's
grocery. 8 Navy street. early yesterday morn
Ing. David Mckee. 10 years old. OF ~ Bridge
street. was arrested for this robbery.
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Minnie Geoareys's Husband was Mr. FantQl
OF Danbury. ...s.

DANBUnY. Feb. 21.-Henry Nichols. the hus-
band Of Minnie Geofrreys. who committed sui
eide at 268 West Thirty ninth street. New
York. last week. succeeded completely In con.
cealing his identity 1t became known hero
to-day that Henry Nichols was Henry N.
Fanton. one OF the weathiest and most promi-
mercial traveller. but hat manufacturer and
member Of the firm Of Green Fanton. 10
is well known as lover OF the drama. spa
York city. He is son Of Gen. H. N. Fanton.
Past Department Commander Of the g. A r.
His most intimate friends here never knew OF
his marriage. They thought his frequent trips
to New York were on business.
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Dr. De Cost. wh,tew.shes T..n.uy.

The Rev. DR.. B. F. De Costa, at the Church
OF at. John the Evangelist yesterday morning.
spoke upon the subject. Before Tammany.
Whatf" He spoke OF the whited sepulchres
referred to in Luke. tenth chapter. forty-fourth
in full Of dead mems bones 'This Is ZAP appIiea
able" said DR.; Do Costa. to tho society Of to.
things comparable to the CHASTITY grave full OF
corruption. The jew OF old. when he found a
Obliged by law tolmark 1t with whitewash."
The preacher said he desired to put little
whitewash upon the grave OF society to mark
IT. not TO conceal II,
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Madness that Followed Mo.herhooa.

The dead body OF Martha Bothner. a young
married woman who lived on the top floor of
the four-story rear tenement at 221 William
street. was found In tho court between the
tenement and the front building shortly be-
fore 80 A. n; yesterday. Mrs Bothner gave
fered from puerperal mania. This took a sui.
cidal FORM and while her husband WAS asleep
she threw herself from. one Of the windows.
guessed what had happened on finding the
window open. and he was hrst to find her
corpse.
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Three interesting little voyagers ON the
French steamship La Bretagne made another
port than New York. TO which their parents
were bringing them. They were Georges.
Henri. and Louis Isabey, born on Feb. 8 in
France. They died simultaneously on Satur-
day. Just fifteen days old. and seven days after
they sailed from Havre.
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A London Fog in I.ockport.

LocKPoRr, Feb. 21.-The dense fog which
has overspread Niagara county for the past
forty eight hours shows no sign Of rising. Il
is 30 dense in Lockport that pedestrians have
difficulty in getting about and one can hardly
have occurred on the railroads owing to Il.
Two freight trains on the Central collided at Q
o'clock this morning in this city. badly smash
lights are OF no avail. appearing no larger
than candle light through the dense fog.
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Mother.i..L.w to Her Own slater,

HARRISBURG. Fob. 21.-George Smiley. IS
years old. OF Harrisburg. Inns just married Miss
Annie Carnmsn OF southeastern Missouri in
this city. The bride Is the youngest sister OF
the wife Of T. NJ. Smiley. son Of the BRIDE
groom. BY this peculiar union the bride be-
and the latter the daughter in-law OF her
youngest sister. Tho father and son are
brothers. law. The five children OF the son
are now the grandchildren OF their lato aunt
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SIGNS OF FOUL PLAY.
a Danish Sailors Skull Fractured and Part
OF his Valuables Gone.

OF His Valuables Gone.
The man who was found unconscious on
Saturday night on the stoop Of 81 Albany
street regained consciousness at the Cham
bers Street Hospital last night He said he
was Louis R. schadwick. Danish sailor on
the steamship Thingvslla. now lying at Hobo
ken. He had been drinking In Hoboken on
Saturday afternoon. and had intended to 60 to
Rox to e s not
left the Thingvalla no had $23. q silver watch.
two pocketbooks. aud some valuable papers.
When no was searched on Saturday night ono
pocketbook and his watch were found. Schad-
wick Is s4fierinE from fracture q the kull;
Of fall. His condition Is serious
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The Locomotive Plunged Over . Fsrty-e6st
Embankment.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Feb. 21.-The engine on
the Eastern express No. 1O4 on tho Balt-
more and Ohio Railroad jumped the track at
sillers' Grove. nine miles east Of Pittsburgh.
at o'clock last night. The engine rolled
down forty foot embankment- Engineer Ed.
Fireman Donahue was seriously injured. No
passengers, were hurt. The accident was
and baggage car breaking. None Of the cars
left the trnck.
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Arrested Cor = o.. 500 Theft.

AsBURY PARK. Feb. 2L-Abram strousberg
was arrested here last evening by State Detec-
tive Patterson upon charge OF being the man
who stole $4,000 worth Of clothing from the
berg was taken to the county Jail at Freehold
In default OF $4,000 bail.
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Found Dead In a Railroad Yard.

CUMBERLAND. Feb. 2l.-The remains OF o
man supposed to he named Depew OF Peeks-
kill. y. V. were found about $40 o'clock this
morning in the Baltimore aud ohio Railroad
wore severed from his Lody. II is thought no
was drinking and fell asleep on tho trucks.
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Tho Body or "R.d Nose NIL. " sto,e..

WILKEsBARRF. Feb. 21.-It has just been
learned that the body OF Red Nose Nike" the
Italian who WAS hanged in 1883 for the MUIR
der Of Faymaster Mcclure and his body guard.
has hecn stolen from It's grave in Hanover
Cemptery,
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The first iceberg OF the season reported BY
any vessel at this port was passed BY the
German steamship HATS on Monday last. It
was about twenty-five feet high. and was In
latitude ~ 90 northeast OF the banks, far out
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-22

The pleasant effect and perfect safety With which
FigA under all condition. make It their fayoIite rem
edy To get the true and genuine article look for the
bottom OF the packags-Ads.,
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all the gifts which long experience aud con-
eDs Coming y a be the
understood to be In . very hieeledy-p lggledy
.tn "pS
sse n Is esS ksAt ,hs sas % .ae
!. pSI%a%s9. ' eiissiaI: Wig %SsD.is saenSssd
free to devote his energies to the prope. work
ss fas
eyer. do not in this Instance match one, an
other; and people who profess to be, familiar
ssa tS.t sRs s@s
heads itN' have all been reduced to condition Of
pucs to the fbsr SXh Or
listers rs when they want to violate Or evade the
been the case, o one e can n' ossiy nderstand how
shs need might arise for q Civil Service Com;
e1nnt 70 INQUIRE int the abuses thft had
Eases Of the service honestly diagnosed and
is sres s .nd SRnd TSs
sd,SPtns the English ssSste@ q Strictly com:
~ bRS heard; they may resommead thls. SSt
Ill nGoott, imagine. WOuiQ nave mucn uiIu-
20 agree to 1t. The very breath OF the noa-
Ills nats OF the average politician In Canada is
Mr.; MERCER is continuing his fight in this
prov D59yinee With great energy and undaunted
courage. He represents himself as a son OF
.he people and contrasts himself In that re-
Spect With the present Premier OF the prov.
i .,s M de Boucheryille. who. he says; 10 Of
81 s4f ia
Ennyi,sS nd accuses bis opponent OF trucking to
i rist t9 be UNFOLDING the constltpti9nal
tt.gnts q the people against tyrannical Lieu;
ehant;Governor. These positions are all we'll
tttken for popular effect. especially consideri
fhat the French Canadian electorate care very
nstis who plumbers the public chest 80 long
ss the money. or O. certain amount Of It e
Sesttered through the constituencies and so
ton ton Inmany parts p this province re farm
t re revenue. They raise their own food spin
fiG itIs On They pay ,,. little on coal oil
little on tea; but as all these things are rated
s as iuSSs srt, and Ssed very spaEingy they
The s1tIsyassncss q the Wholesale robberiss
mono TO these people as anything to be do
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national and municipal. will be closed. Al
though the day will not be celebrated by tho
observance of any set programme. there will
est ee r inbnbitants socey wifi meet and WasS.
ington's farewell address will be, read. The
first Continental Congress OF the National So
luton will be held tomorrow at tho Church Of
order by the 5 dsysr Mrs Bs"
weicome to the delegates and members OF the
society. which will be responded 10 by Mrs.
mi e tie Of
will be nknn UP. At its conclusion the ional
hymn will be sung and the society will adjourn
until Tuesday morning.
Representative Robert Hit OF Illinois is an
authority on diplomatic subjects in the House.
by reason OF his connection with tho diplo-
matte service at homo and abroad. and also
his long service in the Committee on Foreign
Affairs. In connection with the controversy
now going on between certain members Of tho
House as to who shall hayo the, credit of fore
NJ Hit iii says the various acts proposed are in
direct violat ion Of tho treaty with the Chinese
Governmcnt He Is not posing as ne China.
there Is more political sentiment than any
thing else mixed up in the Chinese question
Pasic "o ps Who have small armies Of t Chinese
servants ut home, and in private conversation
they declare that they could not get along
''and there was no further pretext to agitate
tn . s out 81 e our sse eand
il the tariff and tho silver questions
M MsF sum ps aESsia and o, ds
fornla are involved iu an amusing but none the
less bitter personal controversy over the ap-
tie wdis III 70 ssnaor
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besinnt, eine fe9r sroBe, unb Ieltetl Fort
man bon lleberfduen bur6 &duber.
8eim Beiu9e bes Yeuomitone< 9arfS
empfieblt es iib bor aaem, niht plan=
los balo babin, balb bortbin 31 tpaas
bern, neil saburd etn sutes Stid bes
@eiammteinorudeS perloren ginge. Wfit
finger 8erednuug bat benn aud bic
Bart eieal9aft NIT ibren Nusf1igen
elm setpilieS Spitem sei6ahen, mad
ipel6em Der 8el u6er ltufermeile BON
Steiseruus gu Stei9eruns eefibrt fpirb.
Sang in Der 9tdbe beS am @insans
bes Garfes selesenen WammutbsS otslS
befinoen ii9 Die beiBen Wammutbs
quellen. Man benfe iid einen Ser
raiienbau bon funftuoll NIT 3aden urb
Strabuen (&alf uno Mineralnieber@
ldldge) eingefaBten Wanneu, In beneu
burdiihtigeS betBes Waiier peril, ba
unb bort iiber ben 6ar,b rtelelub, unb
bteI e Wannen bon munberbarer Nr9i<
teftur in ben 5arteiten Sarben f9ims
mernb - 10 fam man iid INNER nod
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10be ipirft. Der intereiiantcite gepler
aber lit Der sGrceliior," bic 9r66te
9prinsquelle Der sar3er &elt. Sin
WaierbeGen, $50 SUP i'm DurdmeiIer,
ipiro iiberragt ourd cine 20 bis 80 SuB
bobe Ginfaliung, ipelfe atrt Hanbe 5ih
etpas poridiebenb. 6as @afer glei6e
fam iiberp6lbt. DiefeS lit tn fortmd6s
renber fodenber urib brobelnber Befpes
gung. 8ait tdslt9 raui6t aus 6em
bewegten @lemente jab cine fiebenoe
Sdnle etapor go bis Is SUB i'm Durh.
meiier, 250 SUP in ser S6be. 9tur
fnrSe 3eit balt oaS ungetbam aus !;
aber fpeitbin our6 Die 2an6l1aft aebt
Elm bednsiti9enbeS Carmen nn6 Braus
len, nnb Der Boben er;ittert fpie bel
einem Grbbcben.
Die5e @erdui6e iinb ~ibrisens nidt
etfpa einem fleineren @ebiete tlur eise1l,
Ionoern man pernimmt iie i6wGder
ooer ftarfer, balo in reselmdbtsem Tons
fall, balb tn oonnernoeu S6ldsen, i'm
garsen Yellowitone . Bart, un6 nift
NIT uare9t nennt Qin6au bieieS 70 piel.
benannte 0~tdrdengebtet bic pnltanilde
: hmieoe TIM 5elieneebirae."
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BULL DURHAM
8. Galteper & @pbu,
@buleiale- nnb 6etails9 rmssiften

0as Getail>@ ei6dft, fopie Bic &ez
ceptnr obiger 6irma iinb bic bebeutenbs
item iii San Qntonio, tpopo11 Sober
taetdgli6 ii6 sl iiber5eiger @elegens
beit bat. @s berrf6t in Ser Mpotbefe
gerabe5u ELM pbdnomenaler 8erfebr;
man erbdlt bier alles frif6 = bat in
alien Departments, namentli6 aud in
Dem Der Batentmebi3inen = bic gr6Bte
Nustpabl unb Bic &eeeptur 1T ben be-
fen uub gepifenbaftefter 9dnben att=
%pertraut. 9as WboleiaIe : @ei6dft
nimmt BON Sabr su Sabr eiren gr6Bez
ret untfang an, beitn Bic Mpotbefer in Ser
Stabt un6 auf benz 2anbe baben bic
grfabrnng gema6t, 6aB fe bier bors
tbeilbaft faufen unb auf bas promps
tets bebient iperben. 9ie Girma Salt
eper ftebt nit ben eriten 9duiern Der
Ser. Staatelt in gerbinbnng un6 im-
portirt biele Mrtifel brett in be6eutene
ben Quantitdten. Muf Outrage tperbe1t
preisliiten berianbt. Mir f0nnerl alien
unieren betrefenben Qeier1 ratbe11, nit
obiger renommirten Girma gef6dftIi6
ansnfniipfen.
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Sur fir eibeni9aftlidben@ emmk npn
8rannttueim, Sabaf ttnb Opium.

9ie unter3ei6neten beebren iid eli
item geneigten Yublifum m~it5utbeilen,
baB bas inforporirte 8i>Gblorlb BON
@Olbs unb @oeazSnfitut ii6 i'm 3im=
mer go. Is beS Mamos8 erfi1ernngs<
@ebdubes befinbet. Die betanrlte aeelpz
MtetbObe nit ben ipidtigiten unb neues
fen 8erbeferungen pirb angemanbt.
NuBer ben, bonn Snititut porgei9rics
benen &egelu, tuerben Dem patienten be-
3isli9 Der ~2ebensweiie, feline 8orf9rifz
ten gema6t. Sauienbe baben bieie 8e>
banblung nit grfOlg benubt unb in
iebem Sale lit bic Sur cine permaz
nente. Nuf Muni6 prlpate umb Bis
crete 8ebanblung. Wir berufen ults
nit grlaubniB Der 6erren auf G6as.
Nafb, Sam CHS. 80. &. 9aibieG, %.
g. 9ablep unb Sreb 81. 6uler, ale
bier anidffig. Sbige Genantte tparem
patienten bieies Snftituts.
Sir Hdberes abrefIire man:
6. g. @orbett, Setretdr.
s.. 8. @Iifforb, 4rst unb Director.
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feime re9te Boritellung BON Der Wirts
lihfeit MAIDEN. Dte lpd~ltenlangen 8e,
rtdte, mel9e man iiber biele gtaturmun<
Der bes Oellomitones8 arfS lielt, feier Tie
nod 10 gut, lte miilien auf ben ebrli6cn
2eier ben @inorud MAIDEN, baB es bier
uor allem betBt: ielbit iebenl go sebt
eS nit icner romantti6en Selsi6luft
beS p@olbenen Chores tpelfe mad ben
sroben @epierbeden fibrt, 70 se6t es
nit ben @eDiern ielbft unb benz @lan3,
punfte bes gansen Nusflugs, benz $50
SUP boben WaiierfaI bes gellomitomes
Hu5ies. Wobl permag Der Stift oes
3ei9ners bic umrt1le an3useber, bie epig
pedIeluben Sarbeteffefte fann fein Sta
ler malen, fein 8eritanb na1empfnbcn.
Wfan probtre eS MIR etnlnal, iid auf
einem Terrain, bas ale mineralildsr
Sarbent0ne 3ei9t, einen losenanrteu
S6lammgepier porSuitellen, Der cine
weibe ~breiertige Mtalie m~olfenartia in
Die S0be Wirft, I'm Si9te Der COME
;arfroIa nnb grim ersldn3eno. go
@tmas ipottet Der 8eidreibung.
Dabei 3dblt man III benz einen @ep,
ierbaiiin III einem perbdltniBmdBig flei<
men, nod aberfebbaren nmfreis nidt
meniger alS 693 Dampf. unb S1lamms
quellen, barunter II tbdttse @epler.
nniere Sluitration 3etst ben 8tener<
ftod, einen tpegen Ser Sorm ieines
3ratermunbes 10 9etauften @ebier, De-
meiit 5fpetraal tdsli9 einen fd9erarti5
IT'D tbetleroen Strabl PIG SUP In Die
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Gine beimiide Snonirie.
@eo. Mambrb's 9ampf : aiferei,

Mam bort bdufig, baB beimii6e SIT
buftrie-na9 benz Spri9morte: Ser
propbet gilt ni6ts in ieinem Batter
lanbe" = in Der eigenen Stabt penig
anerfannt nirb. Stun, bel @eo. Mans
brp's 9ampftiferei 1T bies ni6t Der
Sal. SIN 8egentbeil finben bic So
brifate Der Gabrif reibenben Mbfab nnb
ite 1T nit ,Muftrdgen ni9t rtur bon bier,
ionbern BON iiberaa ber, f0rmli6 iiberz
bduft. Ser grfolg ber grobartig ein=
geri6teten &iferei 1T fem @ebeimnib.
9err Manbrp III elm Meifer in ieinem
Sadie. @r bat ME barauf gemartet,
baB ibm auspdrtige 4orturren3 3upore
fam, fonbern er f6nitt fe tets ielbf
ab, inbem er Die neueiten Mnf6affunsen
ma9te unb bic neueiten Mafdinen aufs
ftelIte. 9eute lit er fir bic bebeuteubs
ifen @uftrdge in 5dRern, gOtttden, @is
iterren &C. eingeri6tet unb ale nerben
lie prompt ausgefibrt. Sic &iiferei be-
finbet ii6 10S unb 10 MufinfraBe.
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