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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07
Robbers Fooled by an Engineer.

ST. JosEPH, No. March 3.-Beyond the
red light and torpedoes used as signals to
stop Rock Island passenger train, No. 5, in
a deep cut three miles east of this city last
night, the engineer, James d. Mckinney,
saw men with guns. So be pulled the throt-
tie wide open, and be and his fireman drop
ped to the bottom of the cab as q volley Of
bullets whizzed past them. He heard one
of the robbers yell as his train ran past /:
Stop that engine. Mckinney, you
or we will kill you. at the same time smpt-
ying the contents Of two reyolvers in the
cab. When the train drew up at Stock
bridge it was discovered that JOG bullets had
been shot through the windows of the cab
and cars, but not passenger was hurt
They had all crswled under the seats when
the firing began.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07

handful Of men in the Senate who have
the power to prevent the inaiction Of the
contemplated blow to American industry
to exercise tito the utmost They should
hold up the Wilson bill despite the
cajolery, the threats and the intrigues Of
the Administration, and the free trade
cabsl that is growing so desperate
through fear Of final defeat. And every
Republican Senator should brace himself
for the battle of his life. Any represen-
tative of the great party Of the Union,
protection, and prosperity who proves
false to his trust at such time will de-
serve the everlasting condemnation of
every patriotic American citizen.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07

TsE passage by the House Of the
Bland bin" providing for the coinage
Of the soealled seignorsge or profit Of
the silver bsIiion now in the Treasury,
Is nothing less than crime against the
currency Of the country, and is another
evidence Of the inability Of the Demo
cratic party to manage the finances Of
the Government
A few months since the repeal Of the
Isv prO7iding FOR the purchase Of silver
bullion wss affected by the efforts of the
Republican party, and on the govern
nent Oessing TO be forced purchaser Of
silver the prioe Of that commodity fell to
about one-taE Of its market price two
years ago, and thus the millions Of buR-
son piled upin the Treasury are worth
many millions less than the price paid
for them. There is therefore no seigBor-
sge OF profit on this bullion, and yet the
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07
Route of the Common veal Army.

MAssILLoS, o., March 4-The Common
Veal" army of J. S. Coxen, which will
march from here to Washington to person
ally lay the grievances of the people before
Congress, viii leave here Sunday March 25
The army is scheduled TO reach Pittsburgh
April and Washington May l. Between
Massillon and Pittsburgh recruits will be
gathered at Canton, Louisville, Alliance,
Salem, Columbiana, Elst Palestine, New
Galilee, o.; Beaver Falls, Sewickiey and
Allegheny, Pa. Between Pittsburgh and
Cumberland, Nd, stops will be made at
Whitehall, FinIeyville Bentleyville, Browns
vile, Uniontown. Laurel Summit, Somer-
field, Pa. Grantsville, Frostburg. Nd. The
army will camp under circus tent.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07
Tracked BY a Lost Tooth.

ALTOONA, Pa, March At is dangerous
for burglars who have lost tooth to leave
an impress Of their molars upon piece of
cheese, as James Terry could testify. On
Saturday morning burglars stole 500 worth
Of goods from Lawrence Kimmel's store.
After they had secured all the goods they
could carry, one Of them cut off a slice of
cheese and took bite from it. He threw
the rest aside, and the piece of cheese was
found the next morning. 1t showed that
the man who bit in it was minus a front
tooth. On this clue James Terry, a negro,
was captured to-day. One of his front teeth
is missing. The stolen goods have all been
recovered.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07

Il will be seen that the highest price was
reached after the civil war, in 1861, when
the price went 70 50 55 per bushel and that
the lowest, 6s cents. was reached both in
1876 and 1851, and never got so low after
1851, until December Of last year.
May wheat declined this week in Chicago,
10 5S3, and closed at 5si closing in New
York at 6s4. and in Baltimore at COZ cents
per bushel. The grain men are anticipating
a still further break in the market, and pre-
dict that wheat viii go to 50 cents. This
will not be a pleasant thing for the farmer to
contemplate. He vas promised dollar
wheat under Cleveland, and ever since
Cleveland was inaugurated wheat has been
steadily going down.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07
Wore Grape for an EIopement.

OMAHA, March Ada Parker, society
leader and daughter Of II. K Parker, and
John Lawrence, a young merchant, eloped
to Chicago last evening after being married
here
The young woman's parents bitterly op-
posed the match and the young couple
thought it advisable TO leave the city until
the wrath of the father bad subsided. When
Dr. Parker discovered the elopement he
purchased an enormous piece of Grape with
which he adorned his hat. The young
woman Is IS years snd the bridegroom %
years olS.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07
HEWITT WILL RETIRE.

HoLLLDAYsRURs, Pa, March 5.-B. L.
Hewitt, of this city, exspeaker of the
Pennsylvania House Of Representives and
conspicuous in State Republican politics
for 20 years past, has announced that he is
no longer s candidate for the Assembly.
He is lying i'll at the Bingham House,
Philadelphia, with slight prospect of
recovery.
Mr.. Hewitt was the father of the pure
food bill that was vetoed by Gov. Patfison
in the late Legislature, and it had been his
ambition to return to the Legislature to
champion anew his favorite measure.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07
KILLEDIN AwELL

INDIANA, Pa, March John Egley, who
was digging well on his lot, was being
drawn up by bis helper this evening. When
al the top be reached over TO put some tools
on the platform when the bucket in which
he sat overturned and he FELL TO the bottom.
about . feet down. He lived but a few
minutes after being taken out. He leaves
wife and several children.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07
BURIED ALIVE FIVE HOURS.

GRKESssuRG, Pa, March 5.-Buried under
q heavy fall of coal for FIVE hours was the ex-
perienoe of George and Henry Mckenzie to-
day. The eyoung men and their father work
the Keener coal mine, near here. The father
worked for an hour to rescue his sons, but his
strength failed him and he erawled TO the en-
try and summoned help. Both young men
were in almost dying condition, but the
physicians say they will live
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07

Ak exchange says slr. Cleveland at
tributes all the pzrty's troubles TO the
disgruntled and insubordinate Demo-
Gratis" OF course It is the old story Of
the eleven obstinate jurors who stood out
against the other fellow who knew he
was right.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07
Physician wants Partner in Business.

A physician. Regular. In a city Of so0OO0 doing a
specially and oicr practce Of si0g0e per yea = as of
which i cash. viii sell ane-half interest - right rar-
y leison for selling outside natfers demanding at
tenuen With I've persons the busiuess can b. iur-n-
Fl 70 Sl5eto VIII aso dispose % English lion car
pets, Piano Excellent bed room sets Upholstered Fur-
nifure LaratTtquins fortiers. in fct entrs furnish
inent and equipment 0f teu liQl h0.- nov Ia
sured for ti9, ouehalf Interest in lucrative apuont-
inent soe- With sale Prce for half interest - ol
OF with entire housoid furniture to- Would t4ke
two-thlrts in cash and one third IN Real Fsfafs
This an excellent opportunity FIR an cuereisc man
Address Rerriiar
In care % Dispatch. Pftfsbrruh Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07
Lochren After Longs Pension.

WAsHrSsroS. d. C., March 1.-Commiss-
iouer Lochren TO day sent Judge Long, of
the Michigan Supreme Court, second for
nal notification that unless within thirty
days he establishes by additional evidence
his right 70 his present pension rating, his
pension viii be reduced to $50 a
month. This is in accord4nce with Judge
cox's decision yesterisy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07

PRIOR to starting on a trip around the
world, Andrew Carnegie promised to du-
plicate every dollar raised for the en-
ployment Of the poor in Pittsburg during
the months Of January and February.
The sum raised exceeds Sl25, coo and Mr..
Carnegie will have TO draw on his bank
ers for that amount. The jsint subscrip-
uons Of the citizens and Of Mr.. Carnegie
Is keeping over four thousand men, most
Of whom have families, employed, and
obviating a vast amount Of misery and
suffering.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07

AT the late election the Democrats
carried only four Congressional districts
in this State, and Of these in the 4th
tMcAleer's) district they had only POI
majority, and in the 18th (Beltzhoover's)
their majority was 80.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07

The conviction Of the ballot-box stuff
fers and repeaters in New York goes
merrily on. McKane, the boss, and half
8 score Of his compatriots, have been
railrosded through the courts into the
penitentiary, and at least a score more
have been indicted and are awaiting
trial
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07
NOTICE.

In the matterof The assignment OF Samuel II
Carey and wife 10 Philip Hay, for the benefit
OF the creditors the Assigzors and the Assignee
having hled their petitiolls praying the Court 10
rstlfy. approve and confirm the sale. conveyance
and transfer OF the real estate made % Cafharine
eesry. and that the Assignee be released and dis
charged Notice + hereby given that the prayer
or the petitioners VIII be granted by the Court Of
common Pleas Of Somerset county. unless object
ion Is made thereto on or before the 18th day Of
Feb. 1894.
VALENTINE HAY,
Atry for PetittOnerz
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07

DURING President Harrison's Admins
tration the public debt was reduced two
hundred and fifty-nine million, seventy
three thousand, two-hundred and forty
dollars. During the past month of Feb
ruary the public debt was increased forty
million, sixty-four thousand, two-h und-
red and fifteen dollars.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07

CoEBETT, who knocked the stufing out
Of Mitchell down in Florida, pounded
him to a jelly and wiped up the floor
with him, has just been acquitted by the
court at Jacksonville on the ground that
it was not prize fight, only a boxing
match, and therefore no law was yiolat-
ed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07

CoSTRAgY 70 custom, Oh motion Of Mr.
Holman. Mr.. Grow was sworn in as a
member Of the House before the certiii-
cate Of his election had been received by
the clerk. There was no disputing that
one-hundred and eighty-eight thousand,
two hundred and ninety-four majority,
the report Of which had preceded him.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07

sam" Josephs, Of Philadelphia, the
pOet-laureate Of the Democracy, who
sang so sweetly Of " Grover, Grover, and
then we'll be in clover" has failed of his
expected reward. Apparently Grover
hath no music in his soul, and the Mar
shalship for which the poet sang and
longed has gone TO another. Sam" is
now humming:
Twas ever thus from childhoods hour,
I've seen my fondesth hopes decay. &c, &c"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07
Something for Nothing.

To get something for nothing is contrary
to the laws of nature and mankind; if you
want Range, that is a good baker and per-
feet roaster, try the Cinderella it is sold at
fair price, and will give you good service.
Ii tlightens labor and lessons care. Sold by
I Jas. B. Holderbaum.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07

The public is promised, within a few
days, q sight of the Wilson bill as
amended by the Senate committee. Ru.
NOR insists that some vital changes in it
have been made. Among others, that
coal, iron and lead ores, and sugar have
been taken from the free and placed up
on the dutiable list. There has been a
vast deal of kicking on the part of Dem
ocratic Senators, and it will be interest
ing as well as instructive to watch the
President bring the cuckoos into camp.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07

PENNSYLVANIA has now ten Democrat
ic Congressmen. If they had been be-
fore the people for reelection two weeks
since there wouldn't have been enough
Of them left for seed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07

TIE President is bagging ducks down
in the Dismal swamp. When he returns
to the city he viii devote his attention
TO bagging cuckoos. The tariff bill will
then be before the Senate.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07

ArTER three weeks of a deadlock in
the House, silyer-dollar Bland succeeded
10 rounding up" his Democratic herd
and passing his ''fiat money" bill.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07
Low PRICE OF WHEAT.
Dollar Wheat Under Cleveland Has
Not Yet Materiallzeo.

The present extremely low price of wheat,
less than co cents bushel-the lowest since
1916, except in lS51-is suggestive of the fol-
lowing interesting table, showing the lowest
and highest prices for each year since 1916,
and up to and including 1892
The following is the table:
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07

Congressman Bourke Cochran will go to
San Antonio, Tex this week, where be will
meet rammany's chieftain. Richard Croker.
Il is said peace has been declared between
the men.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07

CoMrARrsoxs are odious, but just think
Of the difference between the present
Democratic times and those We had un-
der the Harrison Administration.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07

WON'T BE UNDERsOID
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-07

1II7I17T 7 = = N =
Atry for Petitioners.
, 1894-06-26
8duerIaubntBfhetn

tpuroen bonn fdotticDen 8a1amt ausgeiteut
Die fnlgt:
GbarleS 8ittenber9, fir Elm stpeiit0figes
8aGitetngebdube nit GrbgeiBoB, 172 @perz
green Qoe., Deranicbla8t auf $4,000; &.
Wfa6Gmanl1, stpeiit0fige8 8aditeingebGube
nit Grbgei6oB, 518 9rummono 9(ue.,
$4,000; @. 8Iai5ocu, oreiit0digeS 8adz
lteingebGube nit Gr0geicboB uno Qa0ens
rGumlihfetten, 795 98. San 8uren Ctr. ,
$4,000; 90. s.. Stall, 5peiit0dige8 Bad
ltein8ebdube nit Gro8eiboB, 2027 @eit
NoamS Str,, $4,000; 6. 8ofer, brett
it0di8e5 8ofiteingebGu6e nit Gr0geIboB,
1916 Sbeffiel6 2lpe., $1,000; 6rau g.
8tufIer, 5peiitOfigeS Tramebous, 1924
8iiDop Str, $4,000; 8. QS. Mfalon, brett
it0GigeS BaditeingebGtbe NIT @rDgeiCboB,
922 @orftelo 8ouleOaro, $1,000; g. Quinn,
smeiit0Gi8eS 8aditetngebGuoe NIT Gr6gez
lboB, 6433 @pans 9tpe., $4,000; @. g.
8rui6, 3~tpetit0diges 8aditeingebdu6e nit
@rb9ei6oB, 4415 Wttcbi9an 9tpe., $15, 900;
0enrp Bromn, 5tpet 3tpeiit0ftge Sramez
bGuier, 6324-26 0reDer Str, $1,000; s..
So MurroD, breiit0figeS 8afiteingebd10e
nit Grb9ei9oB, 1894 @On8reB Str, $1,000;
So. McQ8ape, 5~'peiitOdi9eS 8aditeinge6Gu0e
nit @rbgeibOB unb 2abenrGumlicbfeiten
5113-5133 9. Start Str, $40, 900; Wfar
@. &uber, Dterit0di8eS 8afiteingebGu6e
nit Grbgei6oB unO 2abenrdumli9fettcn
881 81. Str, $4,000; 8. Nenbtorff, fir
eincn einit0di9en 8afitein78a1 fiir Qa6enz
Smefe, 1896 NOrtb 9tpe., $4,000;
6rau 9au9blanbs, 3%peit0figeS 6ramebous,
21O7 Carroll 2Ipe., $4,000; g8. $. g8tllon,
5meiit0ftgeS 8oditeingebdube nit Grbgez
ic6oB, 2757-59 Snotano 9tpe., $4,000; s..
Rueie, 5tpeiit0fi9es 8a~ffteingebauoe nit
GrO9ei1oB, 1923 @ernpn 2(De., $4,000;
Ser StoOt Chicago fir Elm 5tpeiit6diees
Sromes g riBenbaus, 1906 @oQace Str,
$4,000.
, 1894-06-26

LANCE Heiie nacb 6em 6rouBen ~ienieits Ser
Sutnots Gentrals8abn gelegenen 8arf an
5utreten,
2lber AUDI Sic gum 8obnen I'M W}ittcIz
pt1tt Der StaOt perDannmten l1n8liidlj9en
5teben eS por, Sonnta95 ctnen 2(u8flug
r1ab ben poritdbttlchen 9ortS 5u macben,
tpenigiten5 pilrOe eS licb nibt IoDnell, tir
Die einen bcionberen 8arf an3ulc8en.
9(ber eS tpiirbe Sen @%runbbeitb 8%ctptiier
9eute ipertbpouer maden, uub Die perben
pObG aucb 6inter Dem Maoben'icben 9lane
lte6en.
Nacboem man bor Sa6ren nit pielen
Soften ben %io9enannten SeeuferePorf 9e@
i6afien, bouertc e5 nic6t langc, ba batter
ii6 Sic 8ummler uno Eage0iebe bethlehem
6cmdcbtigt uno beute lit bon benz ban1alS
@cicbaffeuen faum noc6 mas iIbrtg - oaS
@ros lit sertretel, bte 8dnfe itnb bcmolirt
Uno Deribtpunoen un6 Die nit Dteler Wtitbe
9epflan5ten 8Gume iino c~in9eganGcn.
B6re 6aS gei6eben, penn fitr ben Eart
ein 8eoIrfntB porban6en getpe1cn pdre?
@eipiB nicbt. Qlber geraoeio miro eS Dem
WtaoOen'iben Part meitcr brauBen i'm
See ergeben.
, 1894-06-26
Gin 0iefen Oefhdftshaus oepIont

Gin Rteien Oefd9GftshduS 9epldnt,
Sin S0notfat, Dem an8eblicb Elm &api:
tai gum 8etra8e BON $15, 900, 900 5ur Ser.
ttgutg ite0t, unb fir tpeIheS Qtbra6am SO
Jtothlcbtlo BON Der Gn9rDSz &leiocr@6 irmo
6. ROtbi3ilO & 8ro8., 203-205 Ofonrot
Str., ais Qlgent f~un9trt, beabiic9tigt, tptt
eS DeiBt, an bet 0itltcben Settle Der State
Str., 3luilben Gan 8uren un6 Safion
Str, etnen rte1tget NaarenpaLoit SIT CT
ri6ten.
6err 9Othi6il6 bat bereitS fir cine Q(nz
5abl Der @eidb6ftSlofale auf benz beSeibnez
ten 8lod Ba9tOertrd9e obgeihlohen.
Sin SAetI be5 gepldnten %rieii8en Sc:
i9aftsbIodS, bie Ntorboitede ber State INF
8an 8uren Str, 1T bereit8 i'm 8ou be;
griffen. 9ieier She'll 6e5 8lodS geD0rt Del
Strma Sercomb, QStlion & 6orlnan.
9aran icblieBt iidA baS Gigentbum Be,
,0ortnon' lc9cn Grben, so SUB Srnnt mil
DteritOGtgem 0ebGu0e I'M s dd6ttpertbe bon
$780, 6aS @run6ltiid 2B. 8. Geep8 in
8adbtpertbc bon $40, 900; Sonat6qr
GIarfS @run6itiid, 10000, unb 6. O..
2eiterS 0runoitiid i'm 8adttpert6e Dor
$40, 600.
Oils @eiammtpabt fir BEN 8lof ptr6
bas SQnOitat $273,0 900 gu 3obleu 6aben.
Die gr0Beren gei9dfte, Die anberspp
unterfommen tperOen iu5cn mitiier, limb
SpauLbtng & 60, Sutpeliers, 241-245
State Str. Gbaper & Sadion Stationert
Company, 245-G State Str.; 6. 90.
Barnes 8erlagsbu6bGnbler; @iQiam
G6ompion Snoto &attan COMPANY UNI
g. 8. 6oloen, 253-255 State Str; 6,
W, & $. 6. StOrD, M0~bel5anblung
267-259 State S1r.; Wf0rtin Gmeri6 &
&c., 261-263 State Str. 8euffel &
@iier GompanD un0 Q(bam S. 8reB, 265
State Str. @eor9e 6, 98aiton & 60, 267
State Str. unO Oa5 2Binter'l5e 9~teitau:
rant, 269 State Str.
, 1894-06-26
Stdoti1bes.
6ol9en oes Grunfes.
9ofeph metitermonn bril1ot feiuer 5ran uro
itb felbt t0otlidcD erIe5uu9en nit einem
SdIadtmeiier bel.

Sn einem 0eliriuntSanfoQe bra9te gee
Itern Der SEQ. 1904 GmeraL0 2(oe. pObns
bate S0lepb Meiitermaun ieiner 6rau uni
it6 ielbit nit einem S9Lacbtmeiier 10
l6tpere BerleBungen BEL, 0aB all 8eioer@e7
neiung 9e3tpeifelt nir0. Wteiitermault, Der
50 Sabre aft lit uno bis Dor einigen WtOz
naten III Qrmour'5 80tel6auS in ben
Union Stod>OaroS angeltellt mar, bate
ii6 fdon felt 0oc6en itart benz Grunfe er
9eben unb ieiner 6Ojdbri9en 6ral bas 2ez
ben later 9emoc6t.
Nllb geitern 2ben6 fam Ell tpie6er be-
trunfen mach 6auie unb ting iofort 6dn0el
nit ieiner 6rau an, neil le Oo8 2lbenDz
brot nod uidbt ferti8 bate. sic beriu6te
i'm auf ale m08licbe Q8etie 3u beru6igen,
oOcb tpuroe CT ba0urb noeh me6r in Wutb
berleBt, un0 plDBlic9 nabm er DOm Slid
Elm grOBeS Sbladtmefier auf, 6rang
oamtt auf bic ipebrlole alte 6rau Elm uub
ihIiBte Der Nermiten ben 8aucb auf, baB
Die Gtngetpei0e 1erpDrtrnten.
Quf i6re 6ilferufe fanlen stpet I'M Sim
terbauie WODnen6e 2eute, Namens Nic.
Wttuer un0 QSm. SaDlor, berbcigceitt. go
fort Danbte Wtetitermann itcb gegen 0ieie
tlU OtuC94E pENl StBleIeH eIteI UteiIttI4IU
in baS linfe 8etn bel. Damn i9tiBte ct
fi6 iel6it ben 2eib otf unb fieG obnmd9ti8
neben leiner blutenben Satin nieber.
8etbe tDurben balb in DeptBtloiem 3u>
itanOc na6 benz MercDz s oipital gebrabt,
mo- Bic 2(er8te erflarten, boB an ibre 0ene7
lung faum 5u benfcn iet.
9oS ein3ige &tn0 beS 8onreS, Elm -
id5riges Md09en, tpar sur 3ett Dom6auie
abpeienb.
, 1894-06-26
9itterun9 Don pbospborfaurem
Kolf an Ole buhner.

S, @ug. 8dbGer, Elm betannter Gef1iiz
gcl5ldter, empfieblt in ben rOrnttboloz
9ticben 8ldttern" bic 6iitterung bon pbos7
,pboriourem Salt al 6oS @efliigel. Gr
Dermenbet auf Is 6ibncr td9ltb 5 bis Z
@romm, bie ct bem Net6futter beimtiht.
Die 89ospboridure bef0r6ert bas Q8acbsz
tbum Bet 6iibner, Sic Te0ern erbaItcr
einen ibOnen Slang uub bic Gbiere bletben
geiutO. Namentli6 5ur Mtauier5eit lit Die
8eifitterun8 bon pbosp6oriaurem Salt
tpt6tt8. 8d6ler mabte etnen 8eritcb nit
5p0lf iungen 6i6nern; BET 5ebn Stitd
fii9te er tG9li6 5 @ramm pDoSpboriaurem
&aGt 0em 6utter bel, 3tpet erbielten aber
Oieie 8ei8abe niGt; Ote Tol9e tpar, baB Die
teBtere1 peientIi3 3uridblteben.
, 1894-06-26

Sttmmun9 III 8ranfreid, mabt bielcm
8tatte ale G6re. g8jr bobcu LANCE NIGHTS
8eIelcn, pa5 uas @clcgenDcit 9egcbcn bdttc.
Die Grfin0un05ga6e u,0 bic G%inbilOungSz
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