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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-14

CARAcas, May l3.-EGuardo de Prlmen-
tai, judge Of Tobasco. state Of Bermudex,
and Cripriano Mata. q policeman, were at
tackled In the cuarsel at midday ON March
80 and literally riddled with bullets, Mata
alone making resistance and killing one of
hisasssiiants with machete. The assas-
sins were Gen. Felipe Leon and two sons
and two nephews. All were captured the
same afternoon. bu; not without further
hioodshed. as bullet from an unknown
hand killed one Of the officers of the at
tacking party.
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Lady Sutherland VIII Have to Completo
the Term OF Scntence.

the Term OF Sentence.
LONDON, May l3-Home Secretary As
quith has finally intimated that the Dow
ager Duchess of Sutherland, sentenced to
six weeks imprisonment by Presiding
Justice Jeune, of the court Of probate. for
burning document which she had bccnl
permitted to see by order of the court, viii!
not have her sentence RENTED by the
home office, bu. will have to remain in iail
the full six weeks.
II the contents of that scrap OF paper which
the duchess threw into the burning Goals before
the eyes OF the assembled lawyers were made
public they would maze the most tremendous
sensation in the history OF modern English 90
ciety. II Is true. ~ intima;ed by the Judge
when committing the duchess to Jail. that the
destruction OF the document wao deliberately
planned by her She sisked much in resort
ing to the high-hauded expedent to gain her
object, but she would willingly have suffered
ten times the pcnsity rather than fail. She has
failed In effect, however. for without her
knowledge the dukes papers, including one
she would have sacrinced almost lie Itself to
keep from mortal eyes. had been previously
examined by certain lawyers. The contents
are known even 20 tho duchess opponents In
the contest Of the dukes will. The paper was a
statement signed BY tho duchess before her
marriage to the duke. setting forth what she
knew aOsUb tue CcaSu uI Eet niht nuSCalOs
Lieut. Blair. 1t would no: he pyoper at present
to make public the details o! that statement.
Mrs. Blair made the eQnaiptance of the Duke of
sutherland while the fi-st duchess and her own
husband were living she wss for some time
guest In the dukes household. She was there a
part OF the time during the interval OF less than
four months after the death OF the duchess and
before her marriage TO the duke In America.
One day the dead body OF her husband. Lieut..
Blair WAS found in the duxes grounds lie
bad teen shot dead. TIE local coroner and
jury of the dukes retainers made . brief inves-
tigasion and returned = verdict of suicide.
The Duke OF sutherland Was not . man OF
good morals. but II Is not suspected that he
was in sny way concerned in the murder of
Lieut. Blair. II should also be said that the
presen, dowager duchess did not fire the
shot which made her q widow. Tho duke,
however, a. precauiion against possible reve-
lations required Mrs. Blair before their mar
rage 70 draw up and sign the paper which she
90 dramatically destroyed There is nothing IN
the circumstances Of her Jail life to wear upon
her Her "eeiI'' 10 . large parlor. Two vars
fau of tie nnest furniture drove 20 the Jail
come hours before the prisoner arrived. ana .
large force of men nt;ed up the room as . mosi
sump,uous houdonir. Tapestries cover ths
val 5, thick rugs the floor and the principal
furniture 10 in blue p!ash. The beet caterers in
London supply everything that the fsdys sp-
Petite eraves All the prison rules have been
relaxed, and the prisoner receives her friends
and enioyes literature and other luxurses with
out stint
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MApRrp. May i3-The Republican MEM
bers Of the corses. at meeting today. de-
cided by eleven votes To ten to withdraw
from she cories as = prote>: against the
action Of the government last night in
rushing through the hill possponing the
municipal election When the premier re-
ceived official notification OF this decision
OF the Republican members, he appealed to
their patriotism and begged them TO re-
main IN their seats. declaring that the
financial condition of the country called
for the cooperation Of ali members OF the
coYfeS
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Prssermsps Of Catholic rrsiases,

has received cable from Rome announce
ing the election Of Bishop KAN. OF Wheel.
ing. to be coadjutor to the venerable Arch.
bishop Kendrick, Of st. Louis, with the
right of succession: the election Of tho di-
ocese OF Dubuque. Ia. TO IN archbishopFic
see. with Rt. Rev. John Hennsssy. tho
present bishop, as the first archbishop:
also the translation Of Bishop Burke. OF
Cheyenne. to ST. Joseph. No.
RoNE. May i3.--The pope has confirmed
the appointment Of Monsignor John J.
Kain. Of Wheeling. w. Va, az coadjutor
to Archbishop kendrick. Of 81. Louis.
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VICTORIA. b. c., May l3.--Collcctor of
Customs Mine has received q telegram
from the deputy minister of marine at OF
tawa notifying him that Great Britain and
Russia have agreed to prohibit sealing
within ten miles Of the Russian coast and
within thirty leagues of Robin island.
According to his instructions. the collector
has notified the naval officer commanding
at Esquimalt. all owners of sealing ves-
sells and the British coDsuis at Yokohama
and Hakodate.
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greet. goods man. Vas shot this evening
and. it IS believed. fatally wounded by
man named Joseph Hall. who came here
from siee!ton, Pa. for the purpose Of buy
ing 81 600 in counterfeit. money. Phillips
irle; ~ &c, Halls money away from him.
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BERLIN, May l3.-The socialist organ.
the Vorwaerts. has published letter pur-
porting to be from Prince Aibrecht, OF
Prussia, to Chancellor Won Caprivi. sug-
gesting meeting and public reconcilia-
ton between Bismarck and Emperor Will
lam on the occasion o! the dedication Of
thesmonument to the late Emperor Will
lam l., at Goriitz. in Prussian Silesia, with
q view to an effect on the coming elections.
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made il is asceria:aed that the cnlr
movement sgainst the Hebrews has
been the dislodging AZ several pisces
along the frontier of number of He
brews who are suspected of being en-
gagged IN smuggling. Apart from the
ordinary observance OF the old DEGREES.
seeking TO keep the Hehrexs within fixed
pales. no movement against the race has
been taken in Poland,
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Hand Must Re-
lDenters' Strike
fek the Police.
res.

p~r 49, a - A.,
.,...as. - a., VI .ne
.s.-.;s. - - - 49, e' .ny =. .ns
r;,hor, 49, 49,. .-.hs. . aaa
i..h,s fror, Siss;s S.'.z E.s... - s . ..s -..,.
~. cor,s.. = - a.. ..,sn...o .. "
Th. msr,h - 1Sez a.; n.S ..as
.inn. ...r, NJ - p sr.,. . s-:N aey
,se;, .r;s.ss~.,E s.r s. .s,.s,.. '.p ai3n
..cu,s ,;s,x.fS~ s.skS1e' - 49, - ".s $4,000
r, !, ,hanvn, srs1 - 4 ..A :. S'1e..
In =. ,.sa.-s--- - 's22szss :. oa'o's
and sh.,.fs,s 4. -; ..as.s,s .as e.,V": .S",
,hs .rN - =. -ss ~, Io1.s r 'ua'
-.sca.s, [ - = S..s.ses sn s.,, n.'e oeen
.,,,sa =. S.Ss- 81 n''y uonssr
meet or ,v n 80 ~ ss-c.. vi. .h shon =,
the onsn,ce - ~ ..ss;.ss-. "a -. "a
- =, -. ..s.. y - '.e" ~
t." M u".u -. ~ ps.ss:aV -. T. psa'ne IN oeto-
-.:..,.s S-s1.s..1 = g es'"ens tna'
p"I'es -. ~ - ~. On p'auorms
:" "n,cn 'u, s. -, !. 49, nsve almost
.e.onoa'y 49, ~ seems oeter-
!nineu 20 q - evanao.e resource
IN Tue contssune sussscss. where It has
.ns femosess cnal x success. Indeed.
IN some constssn lach OF the eight
fecosnized paxue2 candidate IN the
heid. The confess lher complicated
ny the class tneereoto No1ch are demand
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strike Riot in Vienna,

VIENNA, May l3.-Severai hundred sirik-
ing carpenters attacked in this city today
the men employed to do their work. They
fought until the 'iice were called on to
disperse them. am six or seven Of them
received saber wounds. Many were ar
rested during the conflict.
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scoteh-lstsh Congress.

SrRrseFIEln, o., May ia. the ses-
sion OF the 5cotch-Irish congress Of Amer.
lea this evening, Gen. Gibson. of Ohio:
DIR. Hall, OF New York. and Hon. Frank
r. Thompson. Of San Francisco. made tho
principal addresses. The usual resolu-
sions were passed. but nothing said about
home rule for ireland, and it was decided
10 hold the mex. meeting st Des Mosness
Ia. bu: the time vas not fixed.
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IRISH FACTIONS UNITED.


NEW foRx. May ls.--Joseph p. Ryan,
assistant secretary of the Irish National
Federation Of America. in published In.
terview. Is quoted rs saying:
have received advices by letter from London
which inform mo thar bargain has eecn con.
summatcd whereby John Redmond, now leader
OF the minority. will be taken with his col.
ieagues into the majority. The hrcach 10
neAaed. but l am uos yet at liberty 20 make
known the particuisrA They will bc given To
tho public on receipt OF my next letter from
Justin Mccarthy on the rcunitins Of the party
In Ireland.
Mr.. Ryan N,rther decl ares that it will
undoubtedly result in bringing the visor.
Gus home rule or carnations in this coun.
try into ono brotherhood. The Rcdmon.
ties have stood shoulder to shoulder with
the majority on every vote on the homo
rule measure in parliament, and that un.
doubtedly had much to do with the heal.
ing Of the wounds, ne says.
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BosroS. May is.--This morning the New
England conference OF the African Mstho-
dist Episcopal church. IN session here
ratified the movement which has been on
foot TO bring about al organizes. union he
tween :ha, body and the African Me:ho-
dis, Episcopal church
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RxApISo. Pa, May l3.-Two persons
were killed and several seriously injured
by the explosion Of locomotive on the
Lebanon valley branch Of the Philadei.
phia & Reading road ss Lebanon today
The killed are:
Lsvf vocrM. engineer.
Jomx vocUx. sgsd ~ years. nephew q ne -
gineer.
The injured are:
WILLIAM LoupES. boy. fatally.
WILLIAM ANsrATH, . Watchmsn, fatally.
ANNIE ANsrArn, tho latter's daughter age0
l6 years. who had just brought her fathers dine
ner seriously and perhaps fatally.
Isaac BgARSE. severely.
Several persons living . square away
were slightly injured.
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BERlIx, May Is - "a echo from some
foreign quarter has ~ sehed here IN regard
10 the aexsy puhissae! ukase ordering the
wholesale expaisscx o Hebrews from the
Russian Poland f.os tier. By inquiries
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The German quad ron 8ails.

NEW York. May lS-The German squad
ron departed from the international fleet
in the harbor this afternoon.
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BENNETT Mo.rcAoxD "HKRaID.r


NEW YoEE. May IA morning paper
viii tomorrow publish the following:
There were reports in circulation las: nigh,
tina, the Herald Is no longer the sole prop
erfy Of James Gordon Bennett. Color was
given 10 the report BY the fac. that Tor the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-14

BERLIN, May 1a-In the autumn the
maneuvsrs Of the German army on =
yastar sssle than sver before attempted
M tsFhs1d between frsyss. Mstx and
Ssrasburg. Emperor William has invited
the emperor of Austria, the king Of Italy,
the Duke of York, the Duke Of Con-
naught, and all the German princes to at
tend the maneuvers
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Sgw yoaK. May la-The Sew York So
ciety of the Order Of Cincinnati held its
annual meeting this evening at Delmon-
ico's. il being the anniversary OF the
founding Of tae Cincinnati.
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KKy WEsr. May l;.-Advices from Cubs
to insurgents here bid them not to despair
or give up Tho province Of ST. lingo is
virtually held by tho insurgents, and
they cannot be easily dislodgcd. Tho
Cubans tonight had parade and speech.
making and it Is stated that 5000 men
were in lire ready TO embark for Cuba.
The Mascot arrived At O'Clock tonight
and brings news Of raids in the province
Of Havana last night by the revolution.
lists. notwithstanding these reports
the Spanish authorities say that
everything is quiet. The Federal
officials hero have reliable information
that there are large quantities Of arms and
ammunition stored on this island des.
tined for tho Cuban insurgents. Every
precaution will DO taken to prevent their
shipment. Gen. Mertx. il is said, has col.
lectcd $4,000 since last Monday In thie
city for the Cuban cause.
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exhibition will be opened to the public
tomorrow. Among the prominent paint
ings are Lembach's Bismarck" and Gucn-
theirs "Hussars at Ligny."
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ST. JouSs. n. F., May l3.--A resolution
in favor Of the union Of Newfoundland
with Canada vas defeated in the assem- bly,
by large majority.
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Not Worrying About the Blake

WASHINGTON CrrY, May 1a-Ohicials Of
the coast survey do not appear to be wor.
ricd about the reports Of an accident to tho
steamer g. &. Blake, which occurred
in tho st. Lawrence river on Thursday
last. The reports are discrsditcd nt the
survey Office. for the reason. Il 10 said,
that the steamer had not yet reached Mon>
treai, though the press reports state
ths1 che had left that port.
The steamer had orders % report
when reaching Montreal. which n her
mailing station, and not having heard
from her the officials do not think she
could have arrived In Montreal.
Neither do they believe the injuries
to be serious. for the reason
that day or more has elapsed since tho
accident and no news has been received,
although she seems from the dispatches to
be within easy distance OF . telegraph sta-
tiOn
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q. O. Guys drug store has Especial pre-
sSgipsion department..
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G. O. Guys drug store has special pre-.
scsipiion Department.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-09
i]rrmlGhtes aus Orn Orr. Staatru.

Qie pier Wen;el baben in 9tciuzD orr
3mei inttme 6reuube en- f
3meit. Otartin .3eboen uno .. Wt.
g8eil iinb Sertrcter GROCER beutItcr
SanOlunssbduier in gtew 9orf. Sle
pobnten 8eibe in cinem fuibionubeln
SOitbauie, @fe 2sringtOn Apenue unO
3. SraBe, batteu iitI bort tennen 9ez
lernt unb waren quite 6reunbe 9ewOrNen.
Gines Cages aber 3uuften iie it9 bepm
Sfat un6 muroen To0feinoe. Nm
s5reitng nun fam Beil in 3ebOen'S SHs
reau, Or. 317, SrOaOwap, nm bort
etnen Serrn III Ipreden, unb puroe non
3eboen binausse Gr lteB ,5ebs
BEN in 6Olse 0eiien megen an9rttf5 uor
9iidter Oteaoe in oa8 Combs POltieiz
seridt brinsen, no Der Ridter ben Nn>
9eflagten frei lief, neil er baS He9t
bate, 9e9en 8eil ieiu Sausre6t 81 9es
brau9en. gllS bic Strettbabne Den
@eridtsiaal perlieBcn, nannte Well
3eboen eiuen 2I9ner, luOrauT Seeterer
ibm cine Sbrfeige appli5irte unO Die
8rtue pOn Der 9tuie i9lu9. 3eboen
wuroe baruuf perbaftct unb pom 9Rifs
ter Olenoe fir Den YrO;sB feitgcbalten.
2ebenOe &lapperidlansen weroen gu
81 OaS StHd in iaoscaltfornis
iaeu StaOten pOn > a blern
auf oen StraBcn oerfauIt. Ntan 3tebt
ben Gbieren Die Saut ab, lpclde tiir
peridiebene .3wede gegerbt peroen. Die
G0otuns Der Gbiere tann 5eosr mad
iciner @eiie unO ieinem 3wede gemaB
heiprueu.
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Sc O afbe ette1
1lirrru, gIa(e nnG Dorfrb grh(t.

Sbre gebaubluns unb 6eIluns obne Ra9eH'
Dieoi5lnirung.
Scun,eIdeu: SduFseS urinirsH, gufiteben bel
gdtt I'M Bu urinirtH, Sdmer1 Ooer SIeHHsH BERN
taitH ots l4aiicrs, gladbtropieu BON urtH, Hadosm
Dies eeitGbsH, Bersro6erung oeI Borfteboruie uHo
Srtgbt'ite yIerertrGHfbeIt.
Die rnttieo.nite pobItbdtiss g9rfuHs rptro srlrlt
peu man oiG StIlmitttI INN ittsIbar
ant Sise OeS 9eioeus appItIirt,
mo ne fid pom sr06t.n gtuseH eriueiieH DeroeH.
Benn ber Boius in ben Uiaitourm eIHstIubrt tf, 10
subt ,r uumitt,lbar om BlaienbaIs. SIaieuitelH,
YBGficIiuebt oCI BcIHe unb BugG.
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DeI
Wntutalt G. ODutD.
ytr. 112 bis 1922,
21oro Gut "a 10 s tra6e.

liner Serfauf @altrornier, oiflidler unb
luolltler 2eden eausrt non fort bel uuQez
lhmddtem Snte;eiie Seiteus tlu9er SauS=
frauen. 0ie potiiiglideu Guall1dten, Die
@elunobeltS= 2ede!, Die fiiutleriidlen Sau<
ten uuo bic Yrelie, su oeuen lie pertauft uer
ben, btloen bic Srunolage unlerer gruBen
Sertaute. SSie iiibreH b.er eluige Yoeu
an:
Yartle Scr. lila breite 9eden aus po-z
Sii9llfer luOlit]er 9SoQe, AMI uuiere beion
oere Selteuuuq uHo naf3 unlerec Analgle
9ema9t-elue lpleubloe Namilleus 9Solloede
- BON ms ais OauptarttfeI fur oieieS De-
partemeat uertauft. SeOes Yaar trdSt IN.
lere Sarte.
S. oas Saar.
gartie Rr. 2-@aIlioruier 0ede, nit Gil.
bermeoalle beOaft; meitle felue g4oue;
mlttell9mer; Der ubItfeu $7.5Os0sde Iber=
Ie9en. 3u
S5.65 oas Yaar.
Bartie Scr. 3-1ll4 uuo 1914 brette DID
mono.Sallep. NIB 1au OiegO'er 0edeu -
entpeoer nit Stapelt ODER geuIulterter Sac
quaro'Sante - ans uoriiigltter @allfornler
2SOQe bergeileQt. 3u
$3.50 oas Yaar.
8artie gir. - 1914 NIB 1914 breite ans.
erlelene @alltornler 4edeu- u0n Den Otils
ions. UnO 9lamouo= Sallep. 6abrlfeu - et-
ntqe iuo bonn Augrelieu uubsbeuteno be.
dmuet-puroen bis III $15 oas 4aar Der.
fault. Die Quswabl
$40 Gas Saar.
Gtpas 9eIouoeres-nur s Stiid-ertra=
groBe, ertra ld)pere uno ertra=gu1e 1874,
l4.4 LIS 1914 brtte eden, Die felnreu
Sorten, Die Don ben berllbmten 9oloeH=
Sate. unb Blonlers uue DiilIlouS. Sabrifen
@alifOruleu's hsrgeiteqt perOen, bis Su q
DurOs brett mo bls Al 12 biuub oas Yaar
Itlmer - bic regelmdBIsen Breiie Tno $25,
$35 uno $50 oas Paar. Sic ilub gang &c.
ring bei6muBt. gSir uerfauien ben Reii III
$21 oas Yaar.
Gioeroauuen.@omi iortables, nit g.blum,
tenn Snteen auf beloeu Seiteu ibersoaeu -
reselmaBlge SrOBe.
1925 oas StaG.
Giberoauuen.G Gomfortables, b.fere Sorte,
beiIer geiult, sebIumter Sateeu llebersus
auf belbeu Selteu - Selbnlrte ooer Srau=
Icnfante.
$3.98 oaS Stiif.
Cine weitere Sifte lener ensItihen 0far'
teller Steppoeden, meme Diuter, ytlttelz
ftIde uno iberaQ Oeiiins.
$3.95 oaS Stit6.
Srans0fiid. linneue auf @ras sebleldlte
8. q. 8etttider-24 YarOs brett, Il Yaros
Iang-boblidumia 6auondherel.
$4.65 oas Yaar.
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0tesieruns ermddtist, SilbsrbuuiOn gu
faufeu, un6 baB anoere @eieee erlaiien
werben, bic es iber alien s3meifel feitz
fteuen, baB bieie 8esierun9 bic abiidt
unb bic 6dbisfeit bat, tbrcn Serpflias
tunsen in elmer 9Sdbrung na93ufoms
men, melde BON alien ciuIliiirten 2ans
bern anerfannt miro.
@roper Sleoelanb.
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Bon Der @eItausffcuuua. .

@bica Z. au9uit.-t0. 3. ytemis,
Delder Der unteritlaguug ei-er NReuge
3uweleu gum gtaftbeil lflweiieriidler auSa
iteler an9etlaat mar. puroe beute pom
BoIiseiridlter Borter entlGiien, nadbem Der
idmeiserii9e Souiul iId berelt ertldrt hattie,
bon elmer pelteren 0eriolgung absuteben.
Der Saa oeS y2oubouer WiilltGroereius,"
neldber auf Der 8eltausiteuuu9 Soritelluus
gen giebt, murbe pom Suuoes.@ ommiidr
,6opne seiteru uieDersei4luseu, na9Dem
Die 9eibaitSlelter nerIprodleu hatten, alle
entlaiieueu Dtit9lIeoer Der @ompagule uadl
@nglauo ;uriidiuisnhen. Die @eie1i6art
wurDe elmer SerleeuH9 bes &outrutturbetter'
G0eieeps h,id,uIAint
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Jlldnner(6md6e.
Soaiae Sieberhsrfequug Der Sefnnebstt
unO geihledtlitcn 8iiffisteIt
mttteIt Der
QasaueI6eu TVaftoaSms . ehannIisna.

Grtol9reld, no aueS AHoere Ie9l9elula5eH'
Die 2aSaueJdle H1ctbooe uno fbre DorJitae.
uni,r. Brdparute b.ibtn Dr. Ga SGntite SeilmlitsI
auf Gjruns Der 4aatiafe, bag MIR Die urlpruH9Itne
6ormsl oem herHbuIttH ArSte oleleS gtdmeHs er'
hieteH uRter Der &drGHtle, baB 1auS MIR lpaGer oe
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CeffEunstH Der RidenmartsnsrDtH aus Der 23lI6sl'
auIe un6 pabcr erIeterttS &lEorlHGeH 81 Der gssra
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fen obne 4rBt btriteleH.
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dat soer 9e6eHs9cm obHheiteH.
q. Sle iiHo ab0Iut uHdaoli1.
7. Sis iinb leicbt pom Srbtm an Grt une Steut
,inBufubreH un6 piIten unnltsIbar aut ben Sls ots
uebels iunerbalb WeHistr ais elnsI halbtH StuHot.
Sinidniee DidRHcr, bertn aratt stibDdht, oeren
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9.benStrGft perIOren 1T, ftnocH ers uno berdnoI9e
Rcttuns burb 9aSanc'S 6smitttL, ben befttn uHD
aIletHiaen 6reuHb, melhtn Der etloenoe beitet.
amfid,t neOtlintid,er Sahnerttanoissr tibsr
ots abforbirencs Rratt bes Rsttutns-
&srten Gle has Nuausuns suermesen oes Wait
barns beSpeitIn, 10 Deretn Slt authdruHa Tnoen IN
Dr. Bob,Hbammtrs nit Rett 6erlbmtem g4trt ubcr
bieien @estnfanb, Ionit in ben meoltlntlhen !3et'
ihrteH oI,ics 2anets un0 Dcuti6lano's, 6rantrtt4S
unh Gnslauo'S.
gSaS Der aefuuos Rsnidbenperftanc fa8t.
gaan piirb. etn,n Wtniteu fur ebsnio tboritt er'
Hdreu, n,ldper I'M Elm &tlhfuIr ON Beiu oocr einsn
aebrohsueu singer tu beileu, 4rJuten tinnebmen uno
ndt bic seeiencten Daihmitel uno SGIbeH urmtttel'
bar aut Sem lcoenbtn 9heI sebrauheH polte, fuIe
DeuieniatA, nelter SaneutraHtbeit ooer Shpdde 81
h,iIeu uerudeu Doltt obne bic SteaG elb IN @usrl1
an ueh wacn tpie Dies buIdl ben 9sbraud pom Dr Va
Sales elesGntsn nni6dSIipsn "soluS Remedies"
aeldeheH tann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-09
Selbitmoro.

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Susel our6's 6eri. Sic uobnte in Dah.
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hires S1pasers Die BeltausiteGuug. S.it.
oem fie in Chicago mar, lit iie al S9lai-
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