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man knights filled their castles with
wicked men. oppressed the poor, tor
tured the weak. ravished women and
robbed whom they could. Yet it is to
the stand against the crown by the vail
ant descendants of those barons that the
liberties of England owe their existence.
The Norman knights of the days of
King Stephen represented the wicked
excuses of their time; they are not
representatives of the noble chivalry of
France. The same may be said of the
Christianity of the Avignon papacy and
of the great Western schism. These
were periods of reaction in the worlds
, progress; times such as are limited at in
Tennyson'S famous lines:
Forward then, but still remember how the
course of time will swerve,
! Crook and turn upon itself in manv back
! ward streaming curve"
| Avignon is full of memories of the
anti-popes. Here lived Clement VII.
at a time when the Catholic world
was distracted as to whether it should
render obedience to him rather than to
Urban VI. But Notwithstanding tbs
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ton to put the interests of one people
above the interests of Christianity. The
Avlgnon palace OF the popes still re-
mains. not in ruins but in Ignominy. 1t
is now soldiers barrack. Gould the
stately cardinals who Strutted through
these halls i'll the fourteenth century get
glimpse at the bright young soldiers
of today as they rush from drill to mess
room. their bones would turn in their
graves for very horror at the uncere-
mOnious proclamation. People say the
old palace is destined to be an art gal
lery, but at present France must pre-
pare to fight Germany, and French Of
ficials have not much time left for the
advancement of those arts which bloom
best in times of certain peace. The
palace, though Gothic and lofty, is
gloomy and irregula and cannot boast
of much architectural adornment.
Unless in times of extraordinary eX-
element, vandalism rarely finds foot
hold IN France. 1t is so utterly foreign
to the exquisite refinement of the
French that any trace whatever of the
spirit of the vandals is likely to awaken
indignant surprise in the observer. Ma
poleon stabbed his horses in the monks
refectory containing the famous fresco,
The Last Supper" by Da Vinci. but
tendencies. There is really no excuse
for whiteWashing the frescoes i'll the
pope's place at Avignon.
ANTI-POPES AND AVIGNON.
Avignon is to the study of corybantic
Christianity what Standardization is
10 the study of Shakespeare. or what
Poets Corner of Westminster abbey is
to the study of English poetry. 1t local
ICES for US two of the most troublous
times of Christianity-the BabylOnian
captivity of Christendom and the great
Western schism of the old church. The
captivity ceased when Gregory XII, at
the earnest solicitation of Catherine of
Sienna, restored the papacy to Rome.
Gregory was the last of the regular line
of pontiffS who resided at AvignOn. To
us of the latter part of the nineteenth
| century, to US of the days OF
Leo Kill, it seems Singularly strange
| that an llliterate young woman like
| Catherine of Sienna, even though she
were a saint, should have exercised
| such all influence over the representa-.
| tives of the Christianity of her day.
The AvignOu papacy and the great
| Western schism showed rather the
| human development than the divine
| origin of Christianity. But the cause
was probably in the spirit of the time
| in spite of the facts that Thomas
| Aqulnas and Bonaventure. Dante and
| Michael Angelo had Illuminated the
| world little before.
After the conquest of England by
| William the Conqueror the great Nor
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discords Of kings and the ambitions of
churchmen, Christianity triumphed.
THE CATHEDRAL.
The cathedral. as usual in European
cities, commands a splendid view of
Romanesque in style. The chief in
terest arises from its connection with
the pontiffs who dwelt in A vignon, and
from the tombs of Benedict XII. and
John XXIl., whose ashes repose within
those walls. 1t does not take rank with
the great cathedrals of Europe, although
its history will ever make it interesting.
Dating back to the eleventh century, it
has experienced many yisSicitudes, has
been often restored, and in part rebuilt.
The cathedral Is built on rock, in
crevice OF which Martha of Bethany is
said to have lived after the ascension.
When the active Martha lived with her
contemplative sister Mary in the home
of their brother Lazarus at Bethany of
Judea, she certainly showed intelligent
energy i'll her way of waiting upon the
Savior. But Judea was Well-nigh i'm
possible distance from France, at least
for a woman in those days, and the
tradition lacks probability. Avignon
claims another and stronger connection
with the country of the Jews. st.
Rufus, son of Simon the Cyrenean, who
was forced to carry ChriSt;s cross, when
the Savior was being led to the cruel
fiXion, is said to have been its first
bishop.
THE ELDEST OF THE HUMA NISTS.
The name of Avignon is connected
with literature as well as with history.
Here lived Petrarch, the father of the
humanistS and the friend of Chaucer,
whom Tennyson calls the morning star
of English song. Coming here in the
wild freshness of early youth the Italian
poet found inspiration for the express
sion of his plaintive and platonic love.
Petrarch came to live in Avignon at the
early age of twenty-five. So full of mis-
4 givings was he that he was about to
turn away forever from the pursuit of
! literature until he was told that the dis
covery of his own ignorance was the
! first step towards true knowledge. Dis
raeli the elder gives the interview in
which John of Florence advises Petrarch
| in his moments of melancholy. And
the old hunter after literary curiosities
gives il in the hope that it may meet the
eye of some kindred youth in one of
| those lonely moments when a Shake
| speare may have thought himself no
poet, and Raphael believed himself no
| painter.
Petrarch can hardly have been in love
with Avignon. For it was he who
asked Urban Y. ''if he would not pre-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-15
Going to Minnehaba.

The Steamer George Hays will leave
the foot of jackson street at o'clock
this afternoon for Minnehaha falls and
the soldiers home. The song service is
to be conducted by st. Paul Camp No. l.,
Sons of Veterans .. S. A, and the new
chapel is to be dedicated by the camp
and the several Grand Army Posts of
the city, who have been invited to join
the camp on this occasion. The fare for
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-15

fer to rise from death to life in the com
pany of the apostles and martyrs Of
Rome rather than among the sinners of
Avignon"' There is no picture of the
scandals of Avignon more repulsive
than that drawn by Petrarch. No doubt
these were disgraceful enough, but
probably the background of the paint
ing is made blacker still by the power
full Imagination of the poet. The poets
name is closely connected with the
pope's palace, where he was generously
entertained.
A ROMANCE. 4,
, Stranger thon the story of Abelard
| and HelOise is that of Fracesco Petrar-
! cha and Laura de Moves. Though the
belle of Avignon never gave any en-
| couragement to the advances of the
lmpressionable Italian, still he fre5
quently sounded her praises in song ;,
And after she had married another,
and became the mother of many chill
dren, and died of a heart broken by
| domestic misfortunes, her memory still
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-15
Expense Lists Filed.

Expense lists have been received in
the state auditors office as follows
School for Deaf. MISUNDERSTANDING
s1,655.69; gymnasium and library,
S524.S4; support. S5,651. IA. School fol
Embellishments, 1921. so: school fol
feeble-minded, 1867. %: school for blind.
support, S1,56O,42; school for feeble
minded, buildings, S4,939S0; school for
feeble-minded, support, S4,962. 81.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-15
The Great Plymouth Clothing
House.
Four floors full. Newest fashions for
men and boys. Corner Seventh and
Robert,
soIdiers, Home Report.

The monthly report of the soldiers
home was received by Capt. Beebee
yesterday. Thore are 9O1 residents at
the present time, and sixty-three absent
on leave. New members are: Thomas
Noonan, of Company G, Ninetieth IL
linois infantry, age fifty-nine; William
H. Evans. Company D. First Iowa
cavalry, sixty years; X. j. Holcombe.
Company d, Tenth Missouri infanty,
forty-eight years. Franklin 81. Bell,
Company A, First Maine cavalry, forty
eight years, dropped.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-15

pany striking out the words (which
shall be paid within five days after SUBJ
scribing for the same' in article three
was filed yesterday in the office OF the
secretary of state.
An amendment to the articles of in
corporation of the La Grange Mill Com
pany of Red Wing, Mimi, placing the
capital stock at S150.0O0. was filed yes
terday with the secretary OF state.
Articles of incorporation of the H. F.
Legg Jewelry company, with capital
stock of $4,000. were filed yesterday
with the secretary of state.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-15
s1.5o New Neokwear for soc.

500 dozen opened Monday morning.
This style includes all the new Small
Tops" with largest Flowing Apron"
plymouth" corner, Seventh and Rob-
ert
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-15
the round trip has been reduced to 2
| opnts
Real Estate Transfers.
The following real estate transfers
were recorded yesterday:


were recorded yesterday:
Alphonsine Michaud to John Rhode, Its
Q and 10, blk g. Jaggards add ....... $500
Alton D. Smith to Susan P Smith, tract
in Wilkin Il Heyward's out lots, cont.
5000 acres. Observation-Disclosures. 5,400
Kate Buzzellth to Theodore Hamm. east
II of 1t e, blk IL, Terry's add. &C.. 900
NJ. Ratfesberger 10 William j. Brugge-
man, 1t 20, blk 4. Foundry add. 49,. 1900
James W. Davies ct al to Edith Silver.
undivided l2 northeast 4 OF north
west 4 section 10. town %, range %. 1000
Edith Silveret al to Belle E. Davis, south
u of northeast Y of northwest "A
section Is, town IS, range %. 1000
c. E. Magraw estate to US. Saving and
Loan company, 1t 1, blk S, Suburban
Hills add. ,.................. -. $3.50
John Ireland to Mary E. Sherin. Its to
II, blk l, Ireland park. 200
John B. Brimhall to Lizzie Tickner, 1t
81, blk II, of Butterfield syndicate 49, 1000
Total, 9 transfers 500, $50
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-15

The following building permits were
issued yesterday:
James Cleary.two story frame dwelling,
Fairmont av between Avon and Vic
toria- $40, 600
Five minor permits. ............-...... $50
Total, permits. ...............SlO SO, $50
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-15
Lareest Fur HOUSE i'm the West.

The plymouth Fur Annex Build
ing. 500 Nicollet avenue. Minneapolis.
Four floors and basement devoted eX-
elusively to the manufacture and sale of
fine Furs. Completes successfully for
fashionable New York and other East
ern patronage.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-15
The Reinforced suit for BOYS
interpretations Amended,

Only So, at the plymouth Corner"
Seventh and Robert.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-15

An amendment to the articles of in .
corporation of the st. Paul Rubber COM
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-15
First Ward Relief Work.

The adjourned meeting of the First
Ward Relief association meets Monday
evening, Oct. %, at Woolsey's hail, cor
ner Burr and Case streets. This asso-
citation is doing great good by personal
visits, encouragements and assistance
by needed help and work. They
need very much at present donations
of cast-otf clothing. bedding and shoes.
Needed repairs will be made by the as
ISOLATION. All donations are called for
by one of the committee. A small
cook stove is needed very much at
present. Send postal regarding any of
above you have to donate to the secre-
tary, A. Lindahl, $50 Payne avenue.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-15
Wright's Health Underwear, Only
R0n

Value 81, and sold for that elsewhere.
But the plymouth" price is only so
cents. At the corner of Seventh and
Robert
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-15
SABBATH DAY EXERCISES.
CITY PASTORS ANNOUNCE HOURS or
SERVICE AVID TOPICS.
DEDICATION THIS AFTERNOON

or the Beautiful New Park Con-
gregatiunal-Day of Interces-
sorry Prayer in the Episcopal
: Churches-Morning and Even.
. ing Services in Nearly All the
Churches.
, 1893-11-14
Oerehte Strafpreoiot.

Quf @%eranlaiiang ietner 6rau ftanb
9ermann Bagner, tpeIber M Der Geober
StraBe mobnt, beute Worgelt opr Micbter
&eritcn. Die arnle 6rau erSG6lte nit
Gbrduen in Ben Nugeu, 0aB ibr Mann
leilten gan3en GerbteHit ms @irtb5baus
TRACE unb Die &inoer oft 6ut9rig 8rr ScbuIe
8eben miIBten, u8agner", iagte 8icbter
aerlten, sic io0tcn iib ihdmen. sic
itnb Elm frdfttger un6 Dem Nnibein nad
pernitnftiger Wlann. Sreibt es SS6nen
ntbt 0aS 8lut ms @eii6t, tpeun S6nen
na9geiagt mirb, tpie Sic Sbre 6omilie,
SDrc uni5ulOtgen &inber berno9ldiitgen?
SD 6eitrafe Sic Tim 800, Mil bie Strafe
Sbnen aber e%rlaiien, penn Sic iicb ~fiinftig
anitGubig betragen. Sm entgegengeieBten
Sale tper6en Sic fitr Elm babies Sobr nact
Der 8ribetpeu geben," Mogner 60rte oie
StrafpreOigt NIT 9eienftem 6oupt at, ber=
lpra3 8eiieruus unO ging nit ieiner 6ralr
mach, Sau1e.
, 1893-11-14
Cine 6rudt Ser meltausiteIIun9.
Die Stelluno oes commercieaen Seiraths
sum oeutiden G%oninIat pieIperipredeno
fir Ole Ponoelsbe3iehun9en 5wiiden
Oeuti6lano uno oen Der. St.

Die Nnertennung, ipel6e 9euti6lan&
benz tuobltbattgen @influB Der columbt:
lben @eltausiteQung auf feline eigener
9anbelsz uno Snouitrie@ Sntere1ien 5olt
bat Die S6affung elmer nelen Office II
Verbin0ung nit Dem beuticbcn Gon1ulat ii
Chicago i'm @cfolge gebabt.
9as neu geibaffeitc Nmt lit 6oS eines
commercieQen 8eiratbs fir 6os @bicago'e>
oeuti6e Gonlulat, uno ais ser 8eripaltel
bciieIben lit 6err Garl 6auer, Elm Mitgliet
Der neutrality-suspicious. 0eS beuti3er
9tetcbcs, auseriebell tporocn.
Die Derrlidben NusitelIungen 0euti6.
lambs auf Dem @ebtete Der Snbuitrie baber
in Encouragement MaBe sic 9tufmerfiam
tett Der bieitgen Snouitrie1en uno &auf.
leute auf iid 9e3ogen. Die 9merifaner
babcn eingeicDen, oaB ibnen 0euti6lanr
in Dtelen Snouitrie5tpetgen melt porauS lit,
ul6 6aB tie BON ibren Golleeen briiben nod
piel lernert fOnnen. 9te Solgc mar, 6af
Der beutibe Goniul Or. 8iins unb 6it
beuticben Sommtiiare bon omerifanti6er
Tabrifanten rno @ei6GftSleuten 5ablretc6e
Nnfrogen erbtelte1, tpel6e it6 auf Sic aus
ge1tellter gSaaren unb Wa16t1erten be-
Sogen. Sn pielcn SGuen fonnte cine 8ez
authorizing bteier Q~lnfragen tbegen Man=
gels an S3ett ober me9en Otan9cls al ber
notbigen te9nii6cn Snformation nibt erz
fOlgen.
9as 10 bieIfab an Ben Sag geIegte Snz
terelie ser @Emeritaner uno ou6 oer bieligell
9eutiben fir Die beuti6e Snbuitrie Bat bte
beuti6e &eibsre9terung auf ben @ebanfen
gebra9t, bier Elm Snformations Bureau 81
errthten, in ipel6em Sntereiicnten iebe ge@
wiinibte NuSfunft iber Sragen ouf Dem
0ebiete Der Oeutl9en Snbuitrie er6aLten
f%Onntcn, un6 6err 6aaer eribeint ais ser
8ecigncte Mann, I'M bteieS Bureau gu lei
telt. ST. lit bon 8eruf praftii6er Sn9ez
nielr, unb icine Stcuun9 ais Snipeftor
beS 6ittenneienS bat i6m retcbc @eIegen7
belt gegeben, Diele sSnbuitrie5peige anf baS
griinbliblte SIT itubtren. 9tuf Der Nus7
iteuun9 mar CT Der offi3ieue Sngenieur fit
bie beutide Qtbtbeiluu9 Der mebaniihen
&llnite. SAT- ebenio D~ertrallt pte nit Der
Dcuticben Sn6uitrte lit er nit Ben amertfa7
ntl6en Observation-Disclosures.
Die @tablirung beS te6niicben un6 cont
mercieQen observation-disclosures lit 6er erite
berarti9e 8eriucb in btelcm 2an6e. Gs lit
ltcbcrltb an5ul1ebmen, 0aB iomobl 0euti6e
LAMB ais aucb Die 8eretntgten Staaten groz
Ben NlBen aus benlielben 5ieben tperoen.
WGnn oas Bureau e%r0ffnet per6en tuir6,
lit nod nibt beitimmt. 6err 6aaer bat
%9cgcnmdrti9 nod i'm Safion Barf ale
Sdn6e boil 81 tbun. ST pirb BORT 10 LANCE
auf Dem Soften Derbletben, bis Oas lcbte
benz beutlcben 9lusfteller geb0rige Musitelz
lungSobieft fOrtgei6afft ictn pirO.
, 1893-11-14
freber ueberfdu.

Der GrpreBfltbrmann Gbeobor Saut.
tpeIcber III 9ieniten bon @eOr9 Oearf, $50.
667 2arrobeeltraBe, itebt, liegt in Oe5 lebs
teren 8obnln9 nit perihieOenen i9Iim-
men 8un6en am &opf un6 III balbbe=
itnnun9SIolem 3uitanbe. Setner Nusiage
Sufolge tDurbe CT 9eitern Qben0 tpdbrenb
elmer Sabrt nadb Gpaniton bon 3pct Wtdn=
nern iib~erfaaen, bonn 8agen 9%eriiien, ge=
miBbanOelt uno Damn in cine QQeo 9e=
fbleppt, iporouf feline 2(ngreifer ii6 nit
Dem 6ubrtperf baDonmaDten.
Der l1eberfaIene purbe beute Morgen
Inn 5 l1br in Ser AQcp, binter sc. @Iarfz
ftraBe, 5tpii6en Garfield unb Nebiter Qlpe.,
bon einem BriDatpd6ter gefunben, tpeId6er
tbn 10 tpeit Su iid bracbte, 6aB ct leinen
gtamen nnb feline @breiie angeben fonntc.
Ser Nr3t, pelber Sau bebanbeIt, glaubt
nt6t, baB Die G,rleBun9en gefdbrli1 itnb.
Die 8oLi5et bat bis iebt feline Spur Der
SbGter %qefun0en.
, 1893-11-14
UdbtIid)e manoeruno.

'Gor bent Ginganse bes Sauies gtp. 1913
8abalb NOc. bemertte BOIi5iit Sobn 2lnz
berion Iebte Na6t Elm 8iinoel 3letoer. Su
benz @Iauben, baB cine SptBbuberet i'm
@ertc lei, Deritedte itb Der 8oIi5ift in Ser
gtdbe uno ertpartete bic tpeitere @nttpidez
lung. 9tacbbem ct cine Stlnbe gewartet,
erblifte ct eiuen Mfann in 9tadttleiOern,
pcI6er lan9iam babericbritt uno auf 8e=
fragen e%rfIarte, baB bic &leioer ibm gez
bOrten. Der 8~olisiit fiibrte i'm na3 Ser
Station, mo CT er8dbIte, baB or 81. $.
elliott beige, in $50. 1927 @abaib 2lpe.
pobne, 8~eitern Nbeno ii6 nab eini9en Der
9nit8t uerIebten Stunben icbIafcn Iegte unb
mitten in Ser Nabt aufpacbte, nm 81
icben, Oh feline &leiber fort tDaren. 8as
tpeiter gei6eben, ptiie er ni9t.
, 1893-11-14
Kleine Nabrihten.

= 8m. 8iGiomS uno Sell S'8rten
berfltbrten gcitern 9(beno einen Sarnler
31m Nirfellpiel uuo nabuten ibm iein
0elo ab. &ibtcr Softer beitrafte ite oafIr
beute WfOr9en UNI je 500 un6 bic Soften.
= Sobn WcSnnernD 1n6 Sobn Carroll
tpurben beute Dor &icbter Softer nm je $50
beitraft, neil ie iicb unterfangen batten,
tbre S01nOe in lnerlaubter 8eiie IN Sic
&aicben bon Ricbtcr Soiters Glerf, Safe g.
Wtenbellobn SIT iteGeu,
Sn be~trunfencn 3uitanoe tpan6erte
8. 9Dntam geiterr Ql6en0 Die Safe StraBe
entlang uno ais ct Dor Der @trtbibdft bon
SbomaS Burns an Der Gde Der Glarf Ctr.
anlangte, ~itiir3te ct Ourcb Oas Teniter, trug
i6mer3bafte S6nittpunDcn inn @eitcbt 6az
BON unb riobtete ctnen Sbaoen bon 800
an. 9ftGtcr Softer b~eitrafte i'm beute
Wforgen nm $50.
= Sn Solge elmer 8en3insGrploiion
bro6 beute Wtorgen I'M 3 ltDr IN Der Sbiirz
uno Seniterrabmenfabrtt bon @bmunos,
6aD & &c., @de @aibbutne 9(penue unb
GobeDitr.. Elm Teler aus, ipeldeS am Sc
bGube cinen S6aoen bon $4,000 anri6tete
uno ote GorrGtbe Inn $4,000 belbGoigtc.
Der S9aOen lift Our4 Gerii9erung pOai9
geOedt.
- 9oS republifontibe Gentra[comite
bei4loB in ieincr 9eltrt9en StBun9, Die
Convention fir ben 2. DECEMBER nm II
1tbr WtttagS 3uiammen5uberufen unb Die
8oripa9len am Dorber9eben6en Sage abSu>
Dolten. 9a aub bie bemofratii6e @on9
BENTON all 6emieIben Sage ab9ebalten
iptro, 10 baben Die Bolitifer bei0er Barteien
on Otelem Sage reibltcbe Nrbeit.
= Samuel Douglas, ein Sol6at bonn
10. &eiterre9iment Der 8unbesarmee, tpelz
eber III Sort Suffer i%tationtrt lit, mur6e
beute BON Ri9ter Softer tpegcn &alban7
falls auf Sobn S'Wfauep unter 5000
8urgiclaft' an Bic @ranbiurD beripteien un6
tpcgen unorbentltcben 8etra9enS nm 800
beitraft. st bate llrlaub genommen lnb
bielen in D6en a1ge9cbener Wetie aus9e>
nitbt.
-StroBeniupertnteno ntOfcGartbD battle
beute cine lInterreoun9 nit Dem OtaDor
ilbcr bic Saumieli9tettelt Der Derl6te0enen
GorporatiDnen, 1pclcbe betreffS 2egung bon
4eitungSrDbren Die StroBen aufrtiien ltnb
ni6t in Ben fritberen 3uitanb suriidperieb7
len, obgleicb Tie i6on inter Otapor !6arriz
ior'S 9tegierIng Deriprocben bGtten, iolcbeS
gu t6un: OtaDor Stpift beauftragte BEN
SUPERINTENDENT, oafIir Su iorgen, baB Die
@cieuidaftcn ibreu Serpflic6tungen na61
fQuIen.
, 1893-11-14
Sizes iid ntdt berauben.

So6n @urran, Gin Qngeiteuter in einem
Der Pad9Guier in ben StOfparbs, befanb
itb geitern Qlben6 auf bemQ4cge na6 letner
8obnung SEQ. 3648 9aultnaitraBe, eIs ct
an Der @6e Ser 0iaribftelO Npenue un6 81.
StraBe bon bret itngen Mdnnern, bie ibm
plObltb entgcgcntraten, aufgeforoert purbe,
Die 6Gn6e ~bocb5ubaIten un0 iein @elb unb
feline @ertbladben beraus5ugeben. Stat
ST 9e6orcbcn, ging Gurran CUR Offenitpe
iiber, porauf elmer ber Strol6e ieinen Ste:
oclOer berpor5Og uno nacb ibm icboB.
Gurran elnpftng cine nu6eOeuten0eS treif=
punoe ii6er Dem linfen Q(uge uu6 purbe
BON einem ourcb ben S6uB berbeigeLodten
9Olisetitern nad ieiner Wobnun9 gebracbt.
Seine Nngrciter tparen recbt3eitig emf
flobeu,
, 1893-11-14
Unfdue.

6. @bmar6 bon 80 AZ, StraBe seriet6
geitern Nbenb oil ber Stonp Sslanb 9lpe.
3miicben Sic Blattform zines 6ocbbabn7
ipasens unO 6as @eldnber Der Station.
Gr erlitt ~empfinblicbe 0ucti6unsen, bpd
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