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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16
TEMPTING PRESENTS. THESE.

r. j. Horner e. CO., In West Twenty-thrd-st.
have found that their handsome furniture up
hosteries and mportations are as much appreciated
by Christmas shoppers many Of the wares more
tempting presents In reserve there at any rate.
or these the desks especially womens writing
desks are said TO be almost the most popu!ar-a
creditable indication, perhaps, Of NETWORKS episto-
larry practices Glistening Bull work and mar
ouetry In tasteful designs are lavished everywhere
on the cabinets as well as the desks. The former
are equally numerous. in mahogany. birdseye maple
curly BIRCH or Just shell OF glass and mahogany
and ormulu bindings. Some more elaborate cabinets
are In Vernis Martin forms. or OF delicate white
enamel Curio tables similarly treated one
special novelty Is dressing-tabe that unfolds
like a desk and shows all toilet sets. complete, for
feminine uses For men there Is a remarkable
smoking table with electric light In miniature
lighthouse tower For the drawing-room proper
there are more abne,s and curio tables. and stands
with FURNISHED onyx tops Another vast apartment
is fun OF luxurious easy-chars. GILT furniture IS
made still more resplendent with shining damask
satin Gilt cabinets Of the Louis XIV and Inc
Rococo periods are especially noteworthy. One nne
bedroom set Of five pieces. In room by ITSELF vs. OF
rosewood nlaid with tulip wood. and with heavy
ormou mountlngs. Another room shows a massive
dInng-room suite. Antique oak and white ana dark
mahogany, profusey inlaid. are among the favorite
nfnnd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16
DESERTED BY her PARENTS.

THE STORY TOLD BY LITTLE ESTHER GoLDsTEi"'
Train No $50 OF the Pennsylvania Railroad. due
here at S:3s Friday night from Toronto. 'anada.
d,d not get In until s:i5. on board were several
eniprants on their way to Europe. who got on
the train as soon as II reached Jersey CITY Henry
Y Radonitz one OF the station men, soon noticed
a little girl standing alone. looking about her In
n hesitating manner. He approached her and TOOK
her into the waiting-room. where she toi1 sto'y
in effect az follows: Her name Is Esther doiu-
stein. she is twelve years Old and until yesterday
lived with her parents. Morris and Annie Goldstein
a, No 2ll West Queen-st.. Toronto Canada. she
has been In this part OF the world ten years hav-
ing come from Russia Her father has been out
she. with her mother. got train to go TO San
Francisco. where the father expected to get "ork'
After riding two stations she says. her parents
got out They told her they could not arord 10
take her with them, and were sending hcr 10
New-York to some relatives. Esther had two en-
welcomes IN her possession. one marked NO
Estare-st" and the other Mrs. Chapera, NO.
Allen-st. -, ,,, -,
and No 2 Allen-st.. but could not hnd any one
who knew her at either Of them. lie then TOOK
her back to station at Jersey city. ana Esther
slept all night a lounge In the womens waitihe-
. la.
Early yesterday morning Mr.. Radonitz went win
the girl the Delancey-st. station. where foHce,
man Ebert was detailed on the case, ana ORDERED
to take Esther TO Police HEADQUARTERS ne
did So and there the girl was sent with the
policeman to Essex Market Court. where Agent
John H. Dietz took her He will make an EFFORT TO
trace her parents or relatives ana until such t!he
Justice Srnms committed her TO the care OF the
Society
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16
HE SAID HIS son ROBBED HIM.

MIR MANwARING. HOWEVER. THOUGHT DIFFER
EMILY THE NEXT MORNING.
young man. who said he David W. Mar
tell aged twenty-threc OF No. 10 River View Ter
race was brought to Yorkville Court yesterday
morning by Policeman Philips of the East Fifty
hrst-st station. charge of grand larceny. The
young mans accuser his father. whose name
is william Manwaring. bag manufacturer. doing
business Nos. al and 2iS Front-st. So 1t seemed
that the boys also ManwarinS
The father was returning from extended trip
in the South. At Baltimore he telegraphed his
son to meet him in Jersey City. The son did So
and the two went to Smith 4 McNells. Nesey and
Washington SITS. for dinner.
Manwaring said that he and his wife had had
some trouble before he left home. and so he sug-
gested to hts that they go to the Plaza Hotel
and that the son take a cab and go for his mother
and bring her TO the hotel 10 meet him.
He said he was tired and on taking a room
he lay down for n nap. He told his to lock
the door and take the key with him. This was
at $780,
Two hours later he said. the son returned and
tho father suggested that they have some beer.
Harry rang for the beer. and on taking out his
pocketbook to pay for il. Manwaring declared $50
was missing. He said 1t In his purse when
his son left him and took the key OF the room.
He accused the boy. who denied the charge. and.
jumping into n cab they both went to the sta
ton house The reiterated his protesations OF
innocence and denied that he took the key; he
said a hallboy took charge OF It,
But the father said that he was a sound sleeper
and he believed. while asleep in his room. some
one entered and took a his He accused MS
Yesterday morning Mr.. Manwarng took DIFF
ferent view OF the case and very anxious to
withdraw the complaint. He said that on second
thought he concluded that he may have been mis-
taken. ,., A., -
to discharge the young man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16
WALKING DELEGATES INDICTED.

THEY MAY WISH THEY HADN'T so RELENT-
LEssI.Y PURSUED TWO CARPENTERS.
It was learned yesterday that indictments had
been ordered by the Grand Jury against five walk
ing delegates for conspiracy. All are carpenters
One is a member Of the Board OF walking Dele
gates two are Of the General Brotherhood OF Car
penters and Joiners, and two are members OF the
local union. The principal compliments are
James 4. Mcdonald. who charges gross persecu-
ton at the hands OF the walking delegates and his
brother who was a superintendent OF works the
two were engaged. with number OF others. IN the
construction of the Wallace Building. In Pine-st
On september 4 last they ordered TO quit
work by the walking delegates. because. 1t was
said. the contract had been dumped" or sub-iet.
rhs strixipr men were told that their action was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16
Floor

Seal Skin Jackets 5000.
Seal Skin Coats $40.
Seal Skin Nantes -. 40.
Black Persian Jackets 90
Black Persian Coats lOW
Black Persian Nantes l4o.
Fur Lined Opera Cloaks. w.
Fur Lined Wraps. -. w.
Ermine Nantes l4o.
And Upwards.
rlany Exceedingly handsome Mover
ties unexceIled in style and fit.
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"Chickasaw." f. & w. "Chickasaw."
new collar.
Henry a. Daniels. NJ. d..


Derangements OF the Nervous System. impotence ana
Gterillty, and like speciates. Hours. 70 l. 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16
THE OUTWARD FLOW or GOLD

The gold reserve was further decreased yesterday
by more Withdrawals from the Sub-Treasury. ana
the Government will begin business Tomorrow with
about ss7 In the At the beginning OF last
week the Treasury held $685. OoOcO so about $coco
has been Withdrawn In that time. The amount
shipped Yesterday was $35SO.0O Bankers calculated
s. 10000 going out, but at the iast minute part
OF one order held here 49,.
The balance of the god taken gu, has gone INTO
the banks and II looks II the banks which parted
with gold to accommodate their customers Will
soon get 1t all back by exchanging legal-tenders
70
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slstng OF solos by Harper G.. Smyth. and an or
chestra. led by Professor W. \. Brunka VIII also
be heard Young men are cordially invited
Postmaster Dayton announced yesterday that
Howard Nagle superintendent OF supplies. had
been APPOINTED superintendent OF the registry de-
partmcnt to succeed Henry J. Lee who has been
removed by order OF the Postmaster General
4 mass-rnectlng under the auspices or the
XXIXth Assembly District Council OF the city
Vigilance League will be held in the North New
York Congregational Church. One-hundred -and-for-
ty-third-st east OF Ws-ave.. tomorrow evening
The chairman will he the Rev. w. 7. McElveen.
and the speakers will be Dr. Parkhurst John W.
Gof the Rev. DR. a. W. n. Holder and ex-Judge
Ernest Hall
Mrs NJ G. &. Wmart. sixty years old. who
lived on the fourth floor OF the apartment house
No 20 West Ninety sixtli-st.. found dead early
Yesterday morning at the foot OF the arshaft OF
her home. She Is supposed to have jumped from
the window of her apartment while insane.
In the Thirty fourth Street Reformed Church.
west OF Eighth-ave. the Rev DR.. Stryker. pastor
the Rev. Or JUNIOR will give some stereopticon
views OF China and the Chinese tomorrow evening"
and Will tell of his work In that country as mis-
sionary
The Independence club. OF No. 10l West One
annual entertainment and reception on Monday
evening January IS. 1895. at Richmond Hall. No. 2a
West One hundred and s xteenth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16

without a fair understanding OF the circumstances
and were assured that the contract had not Deem
Jumped.
Mcdonald and his brother returned TO WORK
They were blacksted by the walking deiega'eS'
and the contractor was ordered to dscharse 'hf ,
or suffer a general strike on the entire WORK re
nm Willingly did So for fear OF greater trouble me
two men with others. IT is alleged. secured wo,k s
In other places but in every instance they "et,
pursued by the walking delegates and discharged
AT their instance They began civil aS,aon: am
,tnon the advice OF friends went to the Hrahd
Jury. with the result that indictments have been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16

slsting OF solos by Harper c. Smyth. and an or
chcstra led by Professor W. \. Brunka. VIII also
be heard Young men are cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16
YOUy0 FISH AND HIS FRIEND DISCHARGED

Hamilton Fish. I'd. and Robert Graeme. the two
young men who were arrested In front OF the
Waldorf Hotel Friday night by Special Policeman
Schuyler West. OF the hotel. for fighting with
lot OF cabmen were taken before Justice Voorhis In
the jefferson Market Court yesterday morning
The young men had not been obliged TO spend the
night In a cell In the West Thrteth-st. station as
they were released on bail furnished by the father
OF young Fish. Nicholas Fish. Both lads are stu
dents at Columbia College. As no complainant APP
peared, they we're discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16
SUDDEN DEATH ~ 4 SYLVIA GOGUE

George r. Chapman. seventy years DID, OF No. 2l0
Hunting ton-ave Boston, died suddenly about II
o'clock yesterday while attending service in the
Temple Emanuel, at Forty-third-st. and Firth
ave. Death IL believed to have resulted from
heart failure. He leaves a widow and two emil
dren Until two years ago he connected with
n Boston bank He came to this city on VISIT
last Wednesday. accompanied by his vile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16
Announcements

Coloring Photographs.-You may bring any
good photograph here and have It coored at 50 cents.
and n desirable then select frame from immense
and low priced stock lockwood, Photographer LAO
Broadway (4Oth ST.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-04
Ylinoe VaKa9terc.

Die vMaNroab @a3ette" con- tatirt,
bab bic BON oer Penniplpaniaz8abn
gegen bas "Tabrteniteblen" burh
5ramps setroHenen Mabnabmen III
ZEN j3psd i'm Wslentlihen errei4t baz
Zen. Der llnfug batte einen umz
fang angenommen, BON metdem man
ii9 19mer einen 8egriH ma4t. 5riiz
fer 19li9en 1i4 mobl ein5elne 8agoz
bunben auf bic Traht5i9e, in neuerer
53eit aber r~otteten iit oieIe Snbtpiz
buen gu poQi tdnbigen 8anoen gu ann
men unb i@ii4terten bic 3ugbeomten,
pelde es unternebmen MOLTEN, tie gu
pertreiben, berart Elm, bab Der @uperz
intenbent Der 8a9n, als Der Mib1tano
1einen 9D6epuntt errei4t bate, beri4z
tete, es piroen nabe3u eben 10 Dtele
Cramps mie reguldre pahagiere Be-
f0rbert. I'm benz Elm @nDe gu bereiz
ten, purben @pecidlpoli5i item auf bic
@iiter3ise uno auf bic ein5elnen @taz
tionen 6eorbert, pel4e &a55ias UNI
terna6men unb ale aufgegriHenen
Tram ps ben GocalbebDrben Dor iibrz
ten. Den lebteren blieb Damn naturz
liH ni9ts ibrig, als 8el tra fungen
eintreten gu lafen, uno oa bic Sromps
ilber Elm iebr gutes Na&rihtenmelen
unter iih perfiigen, puroe bic pennz
1plpaniabahn balb BON ben untpiQz
fommenen @diten gemieoen. Was lie
errei4t fat, lit auA fir anoere 8a6z
men nibt unerreidbar; es pirDe aber
aud iiber6aupt heoeutenD peniger
Cramps geben, penn man nlht oielen
2euten gegenii6er eine geraoe5u unperz
ontportlide NadNi4t an ben Sag
legte. Wir lagten bereits, ben 2ocolz
beb0rDen lei, tpenn i6nen bic Sramps
porgefiibrt miiroen, niats Qnberes
iibrig 9eblisben, als gegen bieIel6en
ein3u19reiten. Sir gemDbnli4 14retz
ten lie ndnJtiI nttjt elm, glaubtn Iit
bcb elm 9utes @e14dft Damit gu ma
9en, psnn lie bic 9ramps oo3u perz
an1oNen, fretpiQig meiter gu 3ie6en.
2lus bielem @runoe ge6en audi bic
2onbleute o6ne @dtpierigteit 2ebensz
mittel Ser. 0a man nun aber LIBERAL
10 bentt, bat man es insge1ammt nit
meit mebr @trol4en gu tbun, uls porz
banben fem %piirOen, penn man oiez
felben in 9ebibrenber Meiie anfabte.
Stir bic unter benz 8ringen BON
fern Nbgei9obenen 1T alsbalo miez
Der @rlaB ba unb um ii4 cine augenz
blidlids l1nannebmli4teit gu erl paz
rem, trd9t man ba3u Bel, ben @emeinz
'1'~e:n INNER trnNer ~ ae'ta!ten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-04
DnS Guoe OCT 8ctnc.

Das tinft1ge @@id1ul uni erer
8eine flDbt benz @enfer Timber ittdts:
profeHor emile Dung 9robe 9elprg:
nib ein. Die1er @elebrte bebauptet
ndmli4 felt unb-tief betriibt, bab
bic Men1den binnen einem-Sabrz
tauIenb ben @ebrau4 Der unteren
@rtremitdten tper0en berlernt baben
unb bab I'M ere 8eine, menn lie bann
iiberbaupt no9 CUR @ntmidlung gez
langen perben, nur mebr als "Ornaz
mente" bes &Drpers cine 8eoeutung
9aben perben. Dung fii6rt nGmli4
aug, DAB bic Meni4en cine INNER
itdrter msrbenbe Senben5 gegen bas
perl Dnlide, pbpiii4e @eben 3eigen.
0ampffraft, @~lettricitdt, 9rabt1eilz
botaen unb bic beri9iebenen @elociz
p:3 g11ttua5:1 Ia5:1 un5 oc5 Gc3c15
entmDbnt, unb finftige @enerationen
tperben gar no9 lentbare 2uft1Aif<
Dro5 4ten Dor ibren 5enltern finben
unb eleftri19e Mtet6magen Dor benz
6austbore, unb otele @ertebrsmittel
treroen 10 billig iein, bab man tie
ii4 iebr lei4t gu pripatem @ebrau@
piro an14affen tDnnen-uno bas be-
beutet bag @nbe ber Define! Uni ere
8eine merben ols ii6erf(ii1I tge On
6Gng1el, BON benen man te; IN &C.
braua ma@t, lire lotomotoriihe
&raft einbiiben, lie perben pertumz
mern unb mer tpeib, ob lie niAt au4
gang Der 4minoen meroen? Dagegen
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-04
0ranfc nj 1abat.

@ie &rante unb @econbalescenter
1i9 gum Sabatrauden perbulten iolz
len, bie1e mi4tige Trage bsantportet
Dr. 2ubmig Santau aus Mun4en
i'm Sulibefte Der 3eiti4rift fir &ran<
tenpflese. Or. Santau itimmt in bos
@erbot bes Sabatrau4ens fir &rante
ni4t elm, CT glaubt pielmebr, baB es
in pielen 5dqen, ND ii& @erlangen
bana4 bemertbar ma4t, gu 9etutten
lei. Dus Rau9en II erlaubt na4
benz @erfafer BEL ben meilten 4irurz
al 4en &rantbeiten, NIT Iusnabme
bon lem @ecpncu.escentsn3u1ta noe
no4 8laienz ooer 8au4operutionen,
ferner 1p0en Mugenz, Na1enz, 9atsz
unb &a9entrante ni6t ruuden. Sn@
mere &rantbeiten, mel4e bas Rauhen
psrbieten, itnb Sppbus uno a6nlihe
&rantbeiten. Sci acuten nie 4roniz
1fen MagenaHettionen brau4t man
bas &auden niAt gu perbieten, nur
mub man it9 elmer langen, nit Malz
fertilization eingeri@teten pfeife ooer
elmer let9ten Gigarre bebienen. pr
ganil9 9er5trante io1ten m0gltAit
menig rau&en, oa9e9en balt 9r. SAM
tau bas Rau4en bel 2ungentrantbelz
ten untse %l1mitGnoen fir niibli4. Sci
Merpentrantbeiten ldbt 1t4 fir bic
!9anD6abung bes Rau4ens feline aaz
gemeine Resel u%ufteqen, ploBli4ss
Gnt3ieben 19abet 1ebr oft, Bel 9er5z
neuroien lou nur lei@ter Sabat unter
Tiltration gerau4t meroen. Die 3a6l
Der Gigarren, bic Der ReconpalesceW
rou9en tann, beitimmt Or. SantaA
oahin, bab oerIelbe onfangs cine 81
garre rau4e, erit na& alpei Bis bret
@o4en je na@ @erlangen uno Gon<
ltttution opei pro Sag. Dieie 3c9l
bei3ubebalten tbut ct gut, ME 1oQ ct
mebr als bier Biz flint Gigarren PRO
Sag raufen. Sir bic Bette 3eit bes
Nau4ens 6dlt @erfaher bic na4 Mbz
lauf mebrerer Stunoen na4 ber
Mo1t3eit. Sn 9rantea0;@:m:rn NIT
mebreren &ranten biirfe ni@t gerauHt
mprnpn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-04

tn @efabr linb, gu erittden. Wo frib
bic Rartoffeln gepfanot 1tno, ba 11no
tie aiemliA iADn, tpenn aud) nur me.
Mig. S9 bin i4on % Sabre bier alt
benz elben plab, aber 10 mar ss noA
nie. Menn es 10 troden bliebe, nuros
na4Ites Sabr tpobt gar nihts pohz
len. Qebtes Sa9r batten mir cine ball.
BE @rnte uno Dieles Subr cine piertsl
@rnte. Dis usIidten fir einen Or
bentlihen unb bur4mei4enben @egen
linb 14ledt. Die 9ibe TT grob, bei
Nad91 lpppol 1pie am Sage. Sent
Munoer, tpenn ba &rantbetten ent@
iteben. -
lnb aus benz meiter na4 @iiomez
item, nod1 noe tlih BON @rano Sslanb
~gelegenen Gountp Buffalo 1T uns Elm
an einen Gbicaeosr Wermanbten 9ez
ri4teter pripatbrief 5ur @erfiisung
gel tent, benz mir Tolgenoes entne9men:
,Wenn mir bteien Minter tetnen
Mseen pber S9nee betommen, meroen
mir nGdites Sabr bic Geloer ni@t be-
ftellen, benn mir baben nt4t bic Musz
5uat tpieber erbalten. &orn baben
mir teins unb per0en bas Saattorn
taufen miiNer, unb penn mir nt@ 10
pisl bahen, bann perben mir ale unS
ouf ben Wo9en ieben uno camptren.
Mir 6aben $50 Mcre nit &orn e1teut
unb teinen 8uibsl geerntet. &artofz
feln linb in Der gan3en No4har 4aft
nibt auf5utreiben unb au4 %iiberboupt
ni9ts. ssyoo uno @barlie merben ith
bic len Minter anDersipo Nrbeit 1ufen
mii1en. ST., e.. piiroe iaon beute
li4 bermietbet baben, ipenn er nur
Mrbett ftnben t0nnte."
limb 10 itebt es bel Sauienoen BON
6urmern aus.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-04
Mus Wcbraefa.

Wie truurtq es in Nebrosta aus
1iebt, bufir ltefern bic na4folgenoen
,@4ilberungen 8elege.
Mus Ylatte @ountp, bas no@ IN ber
1tli4en 6Glfte bes @taates liegt,
1drretbt elm 9err S. 20. s. @4mtDt
an elm Med5 elblatt:
Infer Gountp 1T CANA ausgetrodz
net uno no9 Elm 6albes DuBenb
Counties bu3u. Mir tonnten oieles
sfriibiabr bic tleine Tru4t i4on i'm
M1Gr3 1Gen. !9afer, Met3en uno &arz
toReln mub len ungemetn 14neQ unb
iipptq. Mm 10. Mai batten mir Trp1t,
bah allies betnube total erf rot, man
ola1tbte, es mGre 14on ulles perloz
rem, aber ba es' bann unb mann Elm
tpenig regnete, 10 pu@s mieoer allies
10 14neQ, bab es gu betpu11Dern ipar.
M6er ieBt 1T alles 10 duSgetrodnet,
bah man ri4t elm tlein pentg Teud@
tigfeit finbet, 10 nett man berluat, tn
ben @runb 3u graben. 'SSn 5eGoern
unb @Grten iiebt es iebr traurig aus,
auss c%sora, s%~cc:t:oTc!a, %<a*tt, %at::.
Scmatoes IL. T. m. finb peroorrt, bic
meiiten GARNER t0nnen tetn 6eu MAJ
6en un0 baben auf i9ren Meioen
ni9ts mebr fir ibr @ieb.
sSm Wei3en muren bic G9tnabugs;
CT atebt bon einem 8u16el Mus1a 3
biz 4 8uIbel, 9afer ni&t mebr. &orn
tpar 1e6r 1dneu gepa4 en-: IS g1ebt
rur bier unb ba no4 Elm pldbhen IN
Ibie1em Qanbe, tpo noA ein nenig
bleibt, mas nidt perborrt. W}tt ben
!&ornz uno @artenbuu Mrbetten mar
uues UNI onit.
Sc aiebt III GGoeA4r!negssn 10 pisl pred
unb @ano, pab @ie6 ur1o Mten14en
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-04

merben aber bic Nrme an &raft uno
2Gnse sepinnen. 0as iino bic uns
barmber5igen @eieBe Der @oolutionsz
lebre, iagt proieNor Dung; oem3uz
folse peroen bic Weniden naa einem
S%abrtauieno Elm - affenartises Iusz
ieben %annebmen; es piro bic Gpode
Der 2%angbdnoer uno Rur3fubler lein,
unb 3tpar perDen bic ameritan!i4en
Oamen bic erl ten lein, bic oortbin &C.
langen, tpenn tire @ebfautbeit forts
bauert.
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Der er1te eFau Qiiati16er Gbo:

- OtI tI1lt Ouu ullullIuel S9u|
lera 1T in Gbarlotteuburg Dorgetomz
men. Die 9ieraui 6e3igli4e amtliz
DIE 8etonntma4rng tautet: uBet
benz am 4. b. 81. ouf benz &abne an
oer Marhbriide per torbenen Boots
mann 6. @rot6e 1T Al iatiihe @bolera
feitgeiteut". Der 39jabrige @rotbe fam
ouf benz nit Steiner 6elaoenen @fifz
fe leines 8rubers Wil6elm aus Berg
3otp im &reiie Seridolp. Das 5abrz
3eu9 legte in Der NGbe ber MarAz
Bride an. Dim Montag Mbeno oerz
3e1rte &ari @roi1e brei 2iter Girnen
ouf einmaf unb trunt ba3u mebrere
@lG1 er Meibbier. Sn Der nd41ten
Naht ertrantte er 1e6r beoent(i4' unb
1tarb am 9ienitag Morgen. Muf bic
Dorgel4riobene 4n3ei9e muroe bic 2eiz
9e na4 benz 8aradenla3uret6 in G9arz
lottenburg gebrodt unb einige 36eile
an bas &o9'14e Snititut fir Snfecz
tiorstrant6eiten CUR 6otteriologiiden!
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