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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26

Scoes Of people have written TO know
what the advertisement means, and the
number Of these letters are daily incrcns-
Ing. In order thai all may know just
what II Is this article states explicitly
what proposition The Gazette makes 10
persons who desire TO go TO Chicago
without any expense for railroad fare
The Democrat Publishing Go. will fur.
nish. fully paid. irst-clnss railway tickets
10 Chicago. which are good on any regu-
lar first-olnss passenger train Of the line
on which they are given between
now and the close of the fair
on the 3lst day Of October next, and are
good to return until November 10, '93'
flftcen days after the close Of the cN-
position.
These tickets should not he confounded
with excursion tickets, which limit the
holder TO some special crowded train with
all its discomfOrts and nnnoynnccs; they
are ordinary iirst-Clnss tickets. just such
as any traveller would buy in Il hrst-class
railway office from the agent of the conf
pany.
Ali papers offer commission Of some
kind to persons who will get up clubs Of
subscribers. and the commissions 80 paid
very rarely exceed 20 nor cent of the
money collected for the club subscriptions,
but the publishers Of The Gazette deter
mined to make q hold stroke aud give
these tickets absolutely free to club
raisers for the Daily Gazette
The offer is to give one of these fully.
maid, round trip tickets from Fort Worth
10 Chicago. good any time between now
and NOy ~. ireturningl 10 any person
who will send In ten annual subscriptions
To the Daily Gazette. accompanied by
the money ($S0l. at the regular subscrip-
, tiop price for papers sent through the
mails.
There is no increase in the regular
substitution price 0f IS per year. and
the offer Is open to anyone who chooses
10 20 among his or her friends and ask
them 10 take the Daily Gazette at the
regular subscription price OF 81 year.
Ladies' who desire to 20 10 Chicago to
seq this most wonderful Of International
expositions. could, by making the fact
| knnwn. easily secure a small club Of Ten
! among their friends, and thus go Ia com.
fort and security 10 the great city, whose
| sights alone. even II the Worlds fair be
NOT considered are well worth the eN-
rcpse of visit. hut when this visit can
/ he secured at the expense Of only little
! effort, the opportunity Is one which
/ should be seized while II IS yet time to
The long time before the close Of the
| fair, aud the limit of the tickets. gives
| ample time in which to secure club Of
/ ten or twenty.
In soliciting for Subscribers under
| tliis offer eight weekly subscribers count
as one daily; two half yearly snbscrib-
\ rrs TO the daily count as one annual sub
scription TO the daily, Of four three
months subscriptions TO the daily count
as one annual TO the daily
| ==--=----a
Aluminium is found cofbined with 1a5
| other metals. IL Is found In eyfry known
country on the globe, aud constitutes The
larger part Of the earth's crust.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26

g II and l. ny; y u Jones, Topeka ]
X Hays ND Deiicf. - y Mefad1en and
wife i.Hredoi Jfane Evans, Kansas .iyi
hant Mrs. 4 y webb and children Cole
man W T. Webb. thgimahi Luke VIII
s0n Kansas clfyi " w patfubohe y Lou
Adams Etnufrilie. N TAYLOR, Dag I'm
u d f9gdrii, Gfanhufy. Melvin y iqhenl
New lOft. ! ~ Holloway, south Bend
lkn. ] " knoA Lincoln. Narru II PAY,
Iowa cltgi a HughnnL Ashcfile. w y
freeman. Dniihai q OamOnd, philadelphia
Kansas glty; li0bt II WUd, Winsinni
81 N cnuer. Kansas ciiyt ! y wins.
Naxhnlic, ~ DQyie. Granbury; Geo Han
AniSiio. II lleiDpo. linnslpui Deq u
lsennetf Dallas, " Bufinn. kapshf tliyi
II N Actain. Duldipi q u Huli. irrtsoni
~. II " coiilns, Aaarini u ~ wiiAins,
Ieml,la
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26
coNRELERArE MEETING.

The various committees having IN
charge the arrangements for the Con.
fe1prate reunion, which viii be held here
July aud ., met at the Office Of Blulun
were very gratifying, ihnsmucli AS they
showed that the reunion Will be one ni
the graudrsl affairs ever given IN Texas.
l.etters accepting invitations 10 b. prs.
ent were received FROM number Of
prominent men and old soldiers. including
eN.GOyernur l.. 5, Ross aud General w
l.. Cabell, The indications are that there
will be- an enormous gathering OF OLD
soldiers, aud that they VIII be wei carrl
Tor. u now assured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26
rowN TOPICS.

Ssarly al Of Gninesyllls went 70 Val.
low View today TO attend the Masonic
uirnfr. The morning iraiu was wen
crowded With people, Including N,
Gainesville band. aud lafEe nnnlDei
sheriff PAT Ware Is eouhued TO bis
home by sickness
a marringe license was issued today
10 NJ. Makes and Miss ". y. Bentley
Tie Gainesyille light infahlsy and ihe
Rail.v caralrs COMPANY NIL b. rery
eensplcuons NJ The Confederate reDniou
me IRE department vii meet Monday
nlxlt 10 Determine whether meg VIII &C.
eept an Invitation 10 participate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26
GILMAN SLEEPERS
The
|sG. N. and H. & T. c.
A. now running line of magnificent
buLLMAN SLEEPERS
Between
bkLLAS, AND SAN ANTONIO
Via
Fl E A r N E
pDEysED RAILROAD TIME



\ idts and pAcidc- Eastbound: 800
B. i.2j a. m. lO.35 II. m, 4:l0 j.. m,
|Np M. Westhouml D;O5 a. M
laa. aud Pacific, Trnnsconiinental d.
|bas-lTayc. S.45 a. m. Arrive; G;4O
Missouri, Kansas and Texas North.
|nDl; No, =. arrives, 1920 .. M, de,
BIZ lOsij Il. IN; No. !, arrives, i;25
h.; departs, 80 y. M; No. III. ar
rrs, oils u. M: departs. $40 Il. m.
Slihlonnl No. 1. arrives. $500 p. M;
,FiiS 7:25 n mss No, ., arrives. 500
m; DEPARTS. $40 u. m; No. 10. ar
lis issj p. M; departs, S;l5 p. m.
hH Worth aud Drnyor-Northbound:
osO a. NJ, $40 y. m.
Honaou and Texas Central-South-
|saal S;35 II. M. $40 p. m.
Shla Re rontc-Norihhound; D;0O a..
! $40 p. IN. Southbound: 500 a. M,
|RN b. m.
Cotton Belt route-l iastbound: $40
o., vNl D. IN,
|Faf Worth and Rio Grande-~No; =,
|Hro.i3ssO p, M; No. !, departs lilO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26
MroRTANr ORDER

Washington. June 24-Thc following
selt'tAplanaiory letter was rereived
from the department by collectors bf
customs throughout the country.
IN view OF the scandals which have
resulted from bad administration IA
the Puget Sound district, | desire 10 Inn
press upon you the necessity for the ex-
ercise ot great care In the selection Vt
suhorliuates. None but men OF unh.em-
ishrd character aud fitness for the work
to be done should he nominated hy you.
no matter what pressure is brought TO
bear on you
Respectfully yours.
(Slgnedl j. q. CARLISLE.
Secretary.
Secretary Lamont today presented a
medal Of honor to H. W, Lawton late
captain and lieutenant cnlunel OF the
Thuleth Indiana volunteers. now lieu,
tcnant colonel and inspcctorgencral OF
the uhiteFSmtrs army for distinguished
gallnniry az ~ battle uf Atlanta, TIA,
on August a. 1854
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26
4 SATISFACTION.

1,,s a great satisfaction 10 the read
az ~ advertisements TO know that when
~, ali for ihe great bargain iadyer-
49, MAT ii will come up 10 the repre-
sste s made. In order to accomplish
~ result ii Is necessary for the adj
t tar,,ssr 10 do more than he ADVERTISE.
"a, foilowing this rule we have an mn
,nefiate response when we nave all-
Hing special to ofier foI ~ 49, 49,
since 10 ou' EVANS & ROE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26

Austin NN., June ~ sperlal.l The
Dallas Fixture company took Out char
ter With the secretary 1T state today for
the purpose " buying ana selling All kinds
uf furnlture ana fixtures us we'll us Uu
material used IN The Manufacture n thr
same. The principal office viii he located
ni Dallas. The corporation VIII uAlst under
the present charter for u term 81 ufy
years, The directors for the first year
are: George -. Edc1n Len Wnlfsuu. y.
1. Eckforl Tho capital stock II 5000
dlYllel Into nhnrna Do Nlnl aach.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26
THAT FRENCItFAKE.

Paris. June ~ Morton. under ar
rest for having forged the Cocnrde docu-
ments, declared to-day that NJ Ducroi,
arrest. lie denies this. Durrm wac
taken to his house today to help the Pc.
lice search for evidence conrerning The
forgery, but nothing was found. rae
Cocarde office was searched also hut 50
far as known nothing compromising was
found
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26
OnERoKEE BONDS.

Chicago, H.. June 81. Treasurer Gun
Mugham Of the indian nation, lcfi To.
night for Kansas city 10 met the d.
reciors Of the Missouri, Kansas and Tex
as Trust company relative 10 the sale
OF the Cherokee strip bonds. The New
York brokers failed 20 keep their appoint
me here, but $. Il Wcst representing
the Kansas city concern made an Offer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26
pERuy1AN NEMs.

New York. June %. A Herald dis.
r,toh from Lima. Peru, says: James A.
NIrKenzie. the new United States mit-
i.ter 10 Peru. was formally received by
President Morales Bermudoz Saturday
afternoon. 49,,
The government has suppressed thirty
nns politienl Journals
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26
nryrArn A Joan OF OATS.

Jim Long. young farmer living on
the Widow Robinson place, eleven miles
southwest Of town, was brought mo
town his morning suffering FROM some
r.ry painful bruises lie Slipped OF q
load OF sheaf oats. aud after being
licked several times. was run oyer ihe
region OF the kilneys Though The In
turtles are very paufni and may become
aerinus no bones broken
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26
barry KILLED.

Granger. Tex, June 2l.-lSpcclall- -
George Ncghbors. q fnrmcr living about
three miles west Of here was on his
road tn Florence. Tex, Ia visit rela-
lives with his fnmily His 2-ycar.old
baby was playing In the wagon and fen
out. The wheels ran over H. from which
It died instantly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26
6cuRSloNAND BASKET PICNIC


'l ,hr the auspices OF Alma lodge,
M; Ancient Order Of United Work.
nv, This beautiful resort is situated
~, Two miles from Fort Worth on the
si,s'n belt railroad. Beautiful grove
t,,r. perfect shade. grapevine swings
e,s,A spring OF pnrr. cold water ~
sf OF grounds. beautiful lake. good
k,ls adjacent 10 the park. Lay aside
ss'sess cares and with your families en-
* s short railroad trip and day in the
Music, dancing, croquet, BAN
. oiner games. First-clhss restaurant
W. grounds for the accommodation Of
I've who have no basket dinner. No
49, ehis allowed Excursion train
ii ~ onion depot at S.3O a. IN. Fare
All, slni trip, Children undcr twelve
h, ar. Tickets for sale at Union de
Anl Cotton Belt ticket office, 40l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26

Hal Mnrrei had very narrow escape
from some horrible wounds a few. nights
Rend 10 Illinois Bend when his horse ran
intn barb wire fence Murr'il was
thrown on the wire aud had nearly every
thread torn oif bis body. but be- himself
'.seeI,.d with few slight scratches. The
borsr was horribly mangled and died
I.t.rtIV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26
SPECIAL. SPECIAL. SPECIAL

sns,,al concert at Arlington Height.
.,ni~bt Alonday). Owing 70 the laet
t tbat same Of tie regular concerts We
t orni,tsl during last week, IN eonss
O Onasce Of The rain. It has been assia s,,
~ give specially hne eitia siI' ~.
tonIrht. All lovers Of music shOui' AZ
,anu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS.



1T uttefbact. ~ Louis, n Hayes ND;
Denver. W bhcg. Vnannl. iignegn
Ilntolh; q q Emery Waco u I smith.
Iialsfon, " u Peak nnl aon, Arinsiqn
Iafhis; Nh u Johnson, FORT Noiihi
Miss Mande johnson Forf WORTH WMisi
Moor. Rock lsianai 2 \ Hafbgr, heeli ~,
Il ! Rallln. deinesgille: = Go.a,elll, ,hat,
Moses. CineiHDaU; II . hanbofn, Ml
TNflngs; a w Smith, Chieagot o q l1li
MA bowie, @ v Phiiiips liilisboo; Va
II Lyon. t.ouisyiiles q D. Cory 'hinEy|
~ x pesser. Sew York; g yoneni ~
nnud, Morgan 1ples, . Mrnle Y
Irasher. AT kfamsT Df Erneai tierh
m. i II HlliiwAh. fert wgtn M.x iftfg
Fu14nis II i Walker. LOulayllietrJ
i,afhr nd family, fou Worth SAYit
Dalimaa, Henri palan,an, igri Meflh
fort Worfut : w raricr, kan.as no
AriauF sprlag'r sa h,n,,'.' t'p,aNal s,a..
fiunhnry Miss kais SEALS ryan; lbal
Murray and wife. 4 Mitchell and wife
Il Z l9inbs. Port Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26

Spoiiorl. Tex. June -CSpecial.l -
John Colder farmer and old citizen Of
this cOunty, fen dead Of heart failure on
the streets Of Sponnrd today He was
In town with load Of vegetables An
inancst was held and verdict IN nc.
cordauce with the above facts was rem.
,l.raI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26
ARTEsIAN WELLS.

II rou want an artesan well drilled
10 any depth from one thousand 70 three
tbousnud feet, the Panhandle Mnehln.
arv nnd Improvement company, corner
isirst and Throckmortou streets VIII take
contrnct TO put II down for bottom hs
ures In tho shortest possible time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26

Hereafter a uniform price Of 10 cents
lne will be charged for obituaries
M RESOLUTIONS OF respect printed In The
1aiette. Seven words to the line
ihe cash must accompany orders Tor
" such notices.
DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING co.
March /, 1898.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26
JoIIN BoGlE DEAD.

John Boge. formerly citizen q
Gainesville. bnt lately a farmer, died
tbI. morning at his home eight miles
west Of here. Funeral services WIN he
mi he Dody VIII be buhed in the 'iiy
cemetery,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26
VIII BE COURT MAnrlALEp.

fondou. Jnno % III Il understood
nat Rear Adihlfsl Mnfthani unl b9
court mnffinlrd with ihe unierrs u he
Caniprniuwn. a. that vessel carriqd bis
aas e,sVn4 Ia tonnssp1 X ~ sgqad'
nn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26

Xhe celebrated globe fish" is not ~
~ giobr-shaped. They have the pow
4 q dlsienAing themselves into Il glob,l-
\ iorn by Initiating large air sac III
ne abdomen. When this is blown OUT
Der assume a normal shane.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26

w Of the paying professions Of Paris
n. Ivy TO be that Of a tnlnk-packer. lie
|,,a iold expensive gowns in tissue paper
N SLOW away delicate bric-a-brac in
y safest way.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26

4 boy at Rocklaud. Ne, had been In
Ismed by his mother that a pail when
Fog IN the sink contained microbes
"A short time after the lad was seen
fhlng 10 the pail, presumably for mic
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26

We have about 30 dozen ]. Lusk
Guns, which we will close out at loo
N eau, or S1.15 per dozen.
TURNER & DINGEE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26

o,itn, o. June "a To-day q. y craig
it'.eist ntfcninfsd n parachute jump.
lhe parachute failed to work and be leu
IN fert He Will dle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26

Twelve dihercnt kinds Of tpeoiosy pt.
preachtd IN four Language ~ tne s'E9'
churches az Nahoo, Nrp'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26

No,s but ten years old Belle q Neiso'
wiistey Sold over the Mansion ear
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26

Z you feel weak
sr1 all worn out take
'AoRN's IRON BITTERs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26

In Manehurin dogs are raised for their
SKINS fairly prosperous Manchnran
dor farmer will own thousand or more
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26

The use OF torture in legal proceeding, I,
was permissible 10 AUSTRIA nuhl wen
within the Present century
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26

Insk canned plums 15c Rer ca1;
sisi5 gcr dozen, at Turner 4 Dingee's'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26

s, S,ise The centennial year 1876, the
Elis Of newspapers in New York
iieS aa. nearly doubled. There were
~ published then and there are 2lSl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26
$50 FOR THE ROUND TRIP

To Denver. Pueblo and Colorado Springs
Tictets on sale May 10, good until oct
N via the Fort Worth and Denver Nity
ticket Office 401 Aiain street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26

Gan Antonio. Tex. 1nnc - -ispecial.l-.
Al.nra Singleton. coloud woman. Hnet
XXI thr5nsh The head ~ the ii-ycarold
rbiiI az George Robinson, coiof.lt Inc
Ntnt h stlii alive. No muilye fuf me
stnnttny i known The woman u w jan
No Anti PyrIne IN Bromo'selizgr
N9,tss ali headache trial bottle 10 cts,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26
MASONIC r1cNIc M Mrsr

and Is now being run down BIS a posse
who will hang him as soou as caught.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26

RAILROAD TICKETS FIEE-DO YOU
want a railroad ticket from Fort Worth
to Chicago mad return TO Fort Worth,
good untli Nov Il neNti Write to The
Gazette Fort Worth, and learn how you
eau get such q tlescI freei
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26

c,,,nea ujs, allowed 70 roam freely 10
1,ense n'ill keep away rats
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26

TicKwirK.
J 4 Ware q. 8 l.otIa, 4 War; Y,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26
A FREE VISIT
TO THE WORLDS GREATEST Elk.
POSITION IN CHICAGO.
How ANY Person With Little Energy can Sc.
cure Free ROund.Trp Ticket From
FOrl Worth 10 Chicago, Good
Until Nov is, 1898.
A FREE VISIT

The following advertisement has APP
pearod IN several issues Of The Gazette,
and awakened o great deal OF interest
in all parts of Texas;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-26

Aluminium is found cofbined with 1915
other metals. II Is found in eyfry known
country on the globe, and constitutes the
larger part Of the eurth's crust
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Dir sSiinofn DER Ddtes. .
Rsnas son RslmsaIs ortmaau.
(TertIetuns).

slber es mar ,li9t bie @a6rbelt, mas
er ibr oa iagte. Sn letnem Bureau
bate es nienalS NrbeitsriiditGnbe 9ee
geben, unb mas i'm 70 eilis on ieinen
5hreibtil9 3uriidtrieb, mar leoisli6
bas 8erlangen, sur re6ten 3eit nit
ieuena groBen abi6lub 5u beginnen,
ben Elm gutter 9anspater pornimmt.
suenn Ct ben Singer bes Gooes @inlaB
beiidenb bat an feine Tbir flopfen b0e
rer.
8obl naren feline Bapiere ltets lit
mnfterbafter 8erfallung, ipie ia iein
aanseS 2eben Elm Wtuiter an Srbnang
uno treuer BHi6terfiilluns seipeien
mar, ober es gait nun bod inan1e8,
6as feinem irelnben guse 3nsdlslib
ptrben iollte, 3u perni6ten, uno mans
DIES Nnbere lpieberum an eiren Plat 3u
bringen, mo eS bel Der Mniteruna bes
9ta9laGes aud bem 8lid eineS Sreuts
ben ni9t entgins.
Oils beln Dottor babel bic beiben
inbaltsi1peren 99riftltiide in Die
Donb fielen, 1T benen Saul Dobriner
tein 91ulbbefenntni6 nieberselegt bate,
belt er fiir cine geraume @eile In feiner
8eidaftiguns iltne. Gr fdmpfte Ell
fi1tlt9 einen i1weren 3ampf Oh er fie
an ibreu Ttas Suriidlesen ober oh er iie
9lei6 TO man1em unein9el0iten uno Der.
9ellenen 99ulol9ein ber Bernidtung
preis9eben iollte. S9ou bate er ben
Mrm ausgeitredt, tpie lim iie in Die pere
3ebrenoe @lntb beS Sfenfeners gu tper.
fen. % aber ffien nod int lesten
Nu9enblid Elm @ebanfe, Der ihn blik.
fdnell our65udte-n ntellei6t bie @rins
nerung an ieiner Eo6ter bla5Ies, gram.
UollsS Nntlis s-3u 9aul Dobrtners lin.
9uniten ben MusidlaS 5u 9eben. Gr
1bloE bic 9apiere pie6er In bas Sad,
mel1en1 er lie entnomnlet bate, un6
fagte ipie jur BefrdftisunS etnes i9mer
erruneenen Gnti6lu1es Dor 1i9 bti:
.Gs wtro 70 idb nidt iiber mid
hereinbrehen, oaB i4 ni6t mebr tie
3fit fdn6e, iie 5li pernihten. Tub etns
! NAL weuisifeus lolIen fie porber nod
ibre Shult ,gfeit thun.A-
Inter ben 8riefen, ipelde an bielem
0iadmitta9 baS Bureau oe8 Ne9ts,
anualts Derlieben, mar aud ein bon iei.
ner eisenen Qanb berriibrenbes 59reis
ben, 6as Die 8erliner N6reije Saul
Dobriners trus. Gber es mar iein lets
ter Beber5ug eepeleu, ben ct oa 9etban
bate. Nm aben6 mubte Der alfe
alblers lpobl barauf per3i9ten, li1 In
seipobnter Weife Die unferf9riftsn ieis
mes gbefs 3a erbitten, Oenn ais er NIT
ieinen 9lttenitiiden eintrat, fanb er ben
Doftor belDubtlD8 ueben ieinem S9reib.
iejid anf bem Teppi1 liegen, iu6 Der
f9uell berbei9erufene Gr3t mahte f9on
mad fli6tiser llnterfuduns bes &ran>
len ein tiefernftes, llnbeil DerfiinOenoes
@ef6t.
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Il. 9apiteL

9aul Dobriner bate am n1Gifen
Worsen ieine Toilette nod niat been,
BET, als ibm bic 8ifitenfarte bes Dol.
tors 9ein3 Gibenidis iiberbradt
purbe. slus 6em Beri1t feiner @ir.
tbiu sunBte er bereits, bab Der pripat.
bo3ent am perfloiIenen 9lammittaa In
oem eleGanteu Suneseiellenbeim pOrge.
ipro9en bate, obne i'm onsutreffen.
ST beeitte {id nun, ietnen Inaug su
nolleneen un6 trat benz Nnf1mmlina
nit BEN geiDinneubften QG1eln ents
0e9eR. ipel1eS Ct ouf ieinem biibi6en
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idlassu2 Sd mue selteben. bab Id
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tDslaerA l0lts.