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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-09

Serious Accident.-Last sunday morning little Kinch Warner, age Il years. the oldest son of MT. A. K. warner, bannened to a rather serious accident. He had been to the pasture With the cows and had returned home. Just as he was riding up to the gate the horse slipped on the small bridge that spans inc sewer by the sidewalk and fell, catch ing one of Kinch's feet under his booy and crushing it very badly indeed. The fall was terrible The bit was broken Tn the horses mouth and the saddle girth was broken loose. A physician was sum moned to attend the little fellows foot, which was found to be in bad conoi- ton and was causing intense suffering. One bone of the instep was crushed. The little fellow was doing very well vesterday and the physician feels con- fident that the wound will rapidly neal Union Springs Herald.
 Mobile Is the Coming Seaport.-The British steamship Mendota, which went down the ship canal few days ago drawing 29 feet inches went out over the bar Saturday afternoon drawing 24 feet 10 inches. This is the deepest draught that has ever gone out over Mobile bar, and is another evidence that the bar is self-deepening. The steamship Mendota is loaded with lum- Der and timber and is bound for South ampton. She was taken out over the bar by Pilot Ed Allen and went out with out the slightest hitch, no tug boat as- sisting her and the tide not full by two hours. For long time it has been said that there was only "A feet on the outer bar, but the going to sea of this steam ship with a draught of "A feet 10 inches proves that the water on the outer bar is getting deeper and deeper all the time.-Mobile Register
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-09

Cottages in Demand at Huntsyille.-'n ent status of real estate and rents in Huntsville, MT. James R. Boyd of the firm of Newman, Boyd Cruse, re. marked that there were few transfers of nroperty. but that rents were holding mp stiffiy, showing an improvement over "tbat very few houses are to be had and of one popular class none--shows 1t would be a good investment. There IS constant demand now for cottages Tor small families, such as rent from $lO 10 $15 per month, which would pay rom I2 fo K ner cent on the investment. ."-Even- ing Tribune.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-10
How TO Avoid Colds.


So much has been written about colds
in medical papers that it would seem that
nothing new could be said upon the sub
ject But a writer in the New England
Medical Gazette has set forth certain ideas,
which, if not new and original, are certain
ly suggestive and interesting.
The usual practice is when cold has been
contracted to put on more clothing, to take
doses Of hot drink, to immurse oneself in a
close rom and wait for recovery. This is
declared to be all wrong, and the writer
recommends d treatment diametrically op-
posed to this. Colds are defined to be a
diseased condition Of the mucus Innings of
the body due 20 over-feeding or to over
dressing When one has caught cold, say
this authority, he has simply deprived the
skin of its proper function By covering 1t
with heavy fanuels, by choking its pores
in hot room. or by overeating. The
writer cites the instance of family. the
members of which were invariably pros
trated with influenza after dining on roast
goose.
1t is also stated that Benjamin Franklin
Used 10 cure cold By taking off his clothes
and sitting down To read or write for an
hour or two il state OF nudity. In this
way the skin resumed It's natural ACTIVITY,
relieved the mucus memUTanes and caused
the cold 10 disappear.
The rule prescribed, therefore, Is to set
up at once IA reaction Ill the skin.-A bath
aud vigorous ruDDIng are the first step, at
tentIun To- diet l. another apL vigorous eX-
erclse III the open air u the point OF per
spIfatlUu Is recommended as the means ui
arlgIpg away the most dlsagreeabie c"Id.
Once cured, lIgnLer clothing and more
even temperature are prescribed as pre-
yeuuves OF a recurrence OF the malady.
Refrigeration l. Al novel Mode of cuTrg
cold, but III tins age OF he" inventions
aod rapid progress il REMEDIAL agents,
wuo shall say tuaC II Is rot possible tC
cure influenza by ireozng 1t tc deatnf
-BalLImure Herald
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-10
Spralned Ankles.

From time To time one hears of different
means of caring for sprained ankles, turn
ed ankles, twisted wrists, etc, but the
way now in vogue, says the Eclectic Medl-
cial Journal, seems to give better results
than any in the past.
II is generally within an hour after the
accident that you are called III to see the
case The patient is suffering very Sc
verely, and wanting very much to know il
''anythlng is broken" A fter examining
for fracture, order the part to be bathed i'll
extremely hot water, every hour or two,
tor period of fifteen minutes at time.
Have the water just as hot as the patient
can bear ii. and apply with sponge or
cloth, rather than allow the ankle To lie IN
the water. Then dry and let the part rest
quietly, wrapped in hannels, when an aD-
plIcation of hamamelis or verarum and
hamame is may be made.
Before retiring apply a flannel bandage
tightly around the swollen part, only be
ing careful that the circulation is not cut
off
1t is surprising how the hot applications
relieve the pain aud produce DESCRIPTION,
and bow the bandage. by pressure, pre-
vrnt- sweiiing and Inflammation.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-10
IL Is Pronibired by Law.

Farmers who have been annoyed by per
SONS who go about painting advertise
memts on fences and posting bills, Will be
Interested in the law affecting that mat
ter, which we herewith publish. 1t was
passed June s, 1881, and is as follows:
Elf any person or persons shall, without
the consent of the owner or owners there
Of, williully daub, paint advertisements,
paste placards upon, or otherwise deiace
tue walls of any building or buildings,
house or houses or fences around yard or
ards connected therein or any fence sur
rounding or inclosing any vacant lot or
lots, farm or farms, or shall cause the same
To be done by others, such offenders shall
ue guilty Of a misd5meanor, and upon con-
yiction be sentenced To pay fine not ex-
ceedlng S2j aud undergo an Imprisonment
exceeding 30 days, or both. or either, at the
discretion Of the court" The best way
tor the advertiser TO reach the people is
through the newspapers.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-10
SPECIAL NOTICE.

That will sell, until further notice, he
following goods at the old prices, regard
less of the advance of 2Oc per gallon tax
by the government AA pure rye, > years,
So per gallon; Tippecanoe, years.
81 %; Old Cabinet. years, So so per gal
lou; Bridgeport aud ThomDson's pure rye,
cars 80 so per gallon; Finch Golden
Wedding, Gibsnn's, Robinson Co. Bour-
bon, "a so per gallon; Hannirville, Dough
erty, Monticello, II years, 50. 30 per gallon.
California wines. DIR, and sweet, from 75c
per gallon To 81 80; II distinct brands; my
own importation sherry and Port wine,
from So so To SO. so per gallon; also the
finest Irish and Scotch whiSkies at lowest
Wholesale rates. Call or send for special
price lists at
A ANDRIESSEN.
1873 Federal street. Allegheny, Pa.
All orders by mail promptly attended.
No extra charge for packing. Telephone
$40
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-10

Hoods Sarsapariila eradicates all hered
itary scroulnus laints and cures scruiula
Take Hoods.
DR. Aguew's Cure Tor the Hourt gives
perfect rehei iu al cases ui Organic ~
Sympathetic heat Disease III 80 minutes,
aud speedily effects d cure. IL is peer
less remedy f,r Palpitation, Shortness ot
Brcu' b, Sm"thering Spells, Pain IL Lett
SIGe aud ali symptoms of Diseased Hear
One dose cOnVlnce5. Sold by City Phar-
macy.
There was one part of tins great coun-
try that did not conn plain OF a''green Christ
mas" The good people along the o egnn
division of the Northern Pacific railroad
were engaged that day in trying To shovel
themselves from under eight feet of snow
that had fallen in five days, and the rail-
read company was paying all the men 1t
could get and giving them Christmas mon
hour for shoveling the snow from it,
tracks.
Itch on human, mango on horses.
dOg- and all stock, cured in 30 minutes
BY Woolford's Sanitary Lotion THIS
never fails. Sold by j q. Kedick, drug
gIst, Butler Pa.
The pass To which affairs had come
in New York may be learned from the
testimony given by Captain Schmitt-
berger of the police who swears that 40
collected hundreds of dollars every month
from the saloons, gambling dens and pros
tItutes for the privilege of running their
business seven days in a week, and that
even certain Judges Ga the bench stood
in with be gang and used their official
positions to protect the disorderly houses
Not much wonder there was landslide
in the city.
In case of hard cold nothing will re-
lirve the breathing 80 quickly as 10 rub
Arnica& Oh Liniment on the chest
If anything was needed 10 confirm the
emphatic popular condemnation of the
present Administration at Washington
it might be found in the correspondence
between the Navy Department and Ad
miral Walker. concerning his mission to
Hawaii last summer. The documents
wore made public last week at the call Of
the Senate, and they plainly indicate that
President Cleveland and his Secretary of
State have not yet abandoned their efforts
10 restore the rotten and halfclviized
monarchy in Hawaii. Admiral Walkers
letters show that the un,riendl" course of
the Administration is embarrassing TO the
Republican Government OF the islands,
and that it encourages British intrg CUES
for its overthrow No patriotic American
can read the AdmiraPs dispatches with
out feeling Of deep humiliation aud
shame at the pu,illanimous attitude the
Executive branch of our Government
holds toward the Island Republic.
All those who have used BrXt"r'-
Mandrake Buffers speak very strongly IL
their praise. Twenty five cents per bot
tie
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-10
Relief in Sir Hours.

Distressing Kidney and ladder dis
cases relieved III six hours by the New
Great South American Kidney Cure. "
IhIs new remedy is great surprise on
account of It's exceeding pTOmptness III
relieving palI III the Dladder, kidney, uaok
ana every part OF the urinary PASSAGES III
male or female. IL relieves retention OF
water and pain IN passing 1t almost i'm
mediately. II you want quick relet and
cure TINS IS your remedy. sold by }. y.
KedIck uIqggist Butler Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-10

Readef::-

In presenting for your careful consid-
Grafton our advertisement Of Whiskies,
Wines and Liquors, we have no desire to
tresspaSs upon your individual opinions and
beliefs; but the unanimous verdict of phys-
clans of all schools that pure whiskey is
the best stimulant known to Materia Med
ica' lmpells US in telling you how and where
you can purchase not only pure whiskey,
but where you may obtain the BEST and
PUREST liquors generally, either for medi-
cal or social purposes. AS a necessary
stimulant, pure whskey is an absolute
necessity, especially SO at this season of the
year. Its timely use counteracts the i'll ef-
feet of climatic changes on the system, and
it is invaluable "to sustain the tagging
powers of life in disease" as stated over
the signature of one of our most eminent
physicians, (see page IS of our cataogue).
AT this time OF the year too, the good
housewife is bent on serving good cheer"
for the Holidays, and what indeed would the
Christmas Dinner be without its Pudding
favored with rum? its Mince Pie without
Brandy' while the hot, smoking Punch and
the steaming Toddy must not be forgotten
for they are all part of Christmas and the
glad new Year
Then too, friends must not be forgotten,
and there is nothing more acceptable as a
Christmas offering than a bottle Of fine
whiskey or wine
Kead over our catalogue,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-10
Drunkenness, tue Liquor Habit, Pos
Ively Cured oy administering Or.
haines Golden SpeclS-,

IL Is manufactured a. powder, wh.ct
caD be gwen in IA glass Of beer, cup {"
cuttee ur tea, OF in food, without the know
ledge of the patient IL Is absolutely
HARMLESS. ana will affect permanent All,
speedy cure, whether the patient Is moo
erate drinker Ur an alcoholic wreck. 1t na'
been given in thousands OF cases, and II
every instance "a perfect cure has followed
IL never fails. The system once Impregnat
go with the Specific, it becomes an utter
iinpossibibty for the liquor appetite to ca
LIST. Cures guaranteed. As page book u
particulars Tree. Address, Golden opeclh'
20. lS5 Race st. CIucinnaLu %.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-10
CAMPBELL MPLETON
BUTLER, PA.
Bickers Great Sample and Grand
Clearance Sale of Large Stock
of Boots and Shoes.

Having purchased two complete Sample Boots and Shoes
greatly reduced price from leading manufactures togee win
big high grade footwear which have picked cut OF ook
weeks half value will place record one OF
greaes aughers Boots and Shoes ever known butter
and EVERY Man. Child who attends this great
will only be regular customer OF ours IN
the future will show the shoes to their well pleas
bargain they received BCKELS that the neghDor
haa aISo
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-10

n EfOr a
BUTLER CITIZEN and N. Y. Weekly Tribune

81 10
OF SCRI readers
history the the United States S6 5 These
will graphic and
President Andrews of Brown University and capable
will illustrate
ROBERT GRANT whose Reflections of Married Man" will long be
The of Living"
problems
Inome-The Dwelling
Single
Problem Beautifully illustrated.
GEORGE whom than good authoty has
The
Amazi begin in January
IN QUlXOTE will be of three sketches
number Daniel Virge' wonderful drawings
arranged for and the IL
will be elaborate
SCRIBNER's 1895 WILL BE BETTER THAN EVER
you desire one SCRIBNERS MAGAZINE remit S. the
Publishers:
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS l53-l57 5th Ave-, N. Y
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-10
SPECULATION.

IN wall Street successfully carried on With the
aid Of our Daily Market Letter ana pamphlets
on speculation Mailed free.
our discretionary HpeculatiOns have paid a
monthly profit OF so net 10 the 500 margin
Discretionary Accounts a Specially. Dlrec
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ca-aph Office, IN the United States. AL IN
FORMAT on FREE. Bank references
wEISnAS a co. stock and Grain Brokers
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-10

The famous Jones county calf case is
again to the lore. The Iowa Supreme
Court has just rendered its sixth decision
in this celebrated case. 1t began in May
1875 in litigation over the possession of
a calf valued at two dollars, and has been
in the courts ever since. II may still go
on Indefinite, as the last decision of the
Iowa Supreme Conrt was on but one of
the points in the case. The costs 80 far
of dollars for lawyers fees and other ex-
pelses.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-10

English Spawn Liniment removes all
hard, soft or calloused Jumps and blem-
lshes from horses, blood rpavins, curbs,
rplintn, sweeney, rlDgbOne, SUITES, sprainS
all swollen thrOats, coughs, etc save
$50 by use Of one bottle. Warranted the
most wonderful BlemIsh Cure ever known.
Sold by J. e. Redick, druggist Butler Pa.
II Ii Hung Chang is worth $500, OO0, 900
as reported, it may be that the Emperor Of
China, when it comes to paying the Jap
anese indemnity, will, in addition to strip
ping him Of his yellow jacket, and his
three-eyed peacock feather, strip him OF his
inside pocket
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-10

rheumatism cured in day-"Mystic
cure" for rheumatism and neuralgia, radio
ally cures in to days IT. action upon
the system Is remarkable and mysterious
II removes at once the cause and the dis
ease Immediately disappears. The iirsr
dosc greatly benefits. IS cts. Sold by J {
Redick, druggist, Butler.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-10

Hoods Sarsapariila eradicates all hered
itary scroiui"us Iaints and cures scruiuls
Take Hoods.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-10

The name of n II Downs still lives
al Though he has been dead ma years
He Elixir Tor the cure 0t coughs and colds
has already outliyed him a quarter of IL
century, and is still growing IN favor with
the public.
Some people. possibly Influenced by
party prejudice, declared that Harrison
made better President than Cleveland
and yet Mr.. Cleveland has record Of
shooting Ga ducks in one day, while the
People should not he 50 free to express
themselves until possessed of sufficient dat
10 form an intelligent and comprehensive
opinion.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-10

All those VINO have used hr Xtrr'-
Mandrake Buffers speak very strongly Ia
their pral-e Twenty five cents per bot
tie
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-10

DR. Aguew's Cure Tor the H6urt give,
perfect rehef iu al cases "i Organic ~
Sympathetic Heat Disease in 80 minutes
aud speedily effects d cure IL is a peer
less remedy fir Palpitatiou, Shortness %
Brcu b, Sm"thering Spells, Pain IL Let
SIDE aud ali y mptums ofa Diseased Hear
One dose conVlnce5. Sold by City Phar-
macy.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-13
Cute Qrbeit.
Sinf Ginbreder uufaaoIi6 semadt.

Stint Der our9trie6enften gefGbrlt6ften
unD erfol9ret65ten @inbreher beS bD6mtz
I9en 8iertelS an Der We1tIeite nurbe 6eute
bur9 3i9ter @berbarbt @~ele4en6eit gegez
ben, ii9 auf einen langen Nufentbalt i'm
Staat5bpteI 81 Solicit pOr3ubereiten, @5
Itno 0ie5 So6n 2etnDui9fe, Der in 1857
SrDp Ctr. einen Saloon unb 0iebsipelunte
bGlt, beien 8ruber Mi6ael, Sames Barn,
Wfihael Slider unb Nnton SabIec.
@Qe Stint beriibten in ben leBten Mtoz
naten cine Menge @in6rii9e unb ipurbe bic
8eute i'm @rbqef6oB bes 2einbuT6fe'{3en
Saloons aufgefpei9ert, 9ort fanoen Die
DetectiDes @9an unb Mapre 10 piel Cigar
rem, S6napS, &letoer, MdI6e, 5teii9,
Carpets, @drDinen unb anoere @eqen1tGnoe,
Dab man oamit Elm gan3es Waarenlager
ausriiften tonnte. Die ~genannten tii9tigen
9etectiDes fpiirten ben @inbrii9en na6,
unb ermittelten, baB bieIelben 5umeiTt bon
Gtnbrii6en in ben Saloon bes &ebmonb
Walf6, 485 Blue Ssldnb Nbe., am ii. Jebr,
in bic Wobnung beS Grant Sufa, p. ctr,
unD 6otpDer NDe., an Is. 6ebruar in ben
T(eiY3erlaben oes 8oplan 8dplalpsfn unb
in einen 8te6mdgen Der ooyQinois Central
balm berriibrten. Ser lebtere Gin6ru6
mar I'M ma6ren Slime bes @ortes cine rt6z
tige Observation-Disclosures. Mi6ael 0etnz
buf6fe, Onion &ablee, Mi9ael Slider uno
Sames 8arrp iparen am 8. Se6ruar Mbenbs
bon binten in einen an Der Qtf6 Str.=&reu<
3ung baltenben nit S6peinen belabenen
Nagen Der SGinoi8 Gentralba6n einge=
brp6en, batten bort Elm 9uBenD Der @runz
ger gef3la6tet unb bann bic get0bteten @ie=
9er auf Die 9elei!e qenorfen, tpoIel6ft Iie
Ipdter, als Der 3ug fi6 in S~etpegung ieBte,
bon Den GGoern 3erI6nitten nurben. Oas
3eug Durbe bann r%atttels zines bereitgebalz
tenen Wogens na6 Sobn 2einbuI6fe's Ga
loon gei3afft. Slider uno 8orrp geItanz
ben, als ite beute Dem ai8ter por9efii6rt
tpuroen, troy beS 9roteltes ibrer &e6ts6eiz
itdnoe, lire @inbrii6e Elm, ltnb prrDen fol-
9enDermaBen an's @~riminalgeribt beriptez
len: Sp6n 2einbuI6te unter $4,000, unD Die
anberen unter ie $4,000 8iir9f9aft. Ser
in Der Qufarbeitung Des Safes mit6eI3Gfz
tt9te 0etectib WaDre BON Der 6inmon Ctr
Station, elmer Der beTten unb 9~efiir6tetIten
Oetecttbes oes MartpeQ Ctr. =Otftrifts,
mar pDr Surgeon pegen ongeblic6ea Ni6tz
heitebens ietne5 @ramenS entlafen, a6er
nd8bem 1i6 G9ef Brennan BON ietnem guz
ten &ecorb iiber5eugt Bate. pieber etnge=
itelt morben.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-13
Stdoti1bes.
un9Ieih pertheilt.
Oas Department fir ole 6fentIihem 2lrbeiten
felt 8 0ahren itarf perna6Idifiet.

,0uf @erunlafung bes Mabors bat Obere
baucommiRGr M}cgartbD cine interehante
Misunderstanding gema6t, in tpelder s;fz
fernmdBig Der Na9fpeis erbra6t ipttD, RAP
felt Dem Sabre 1888 bic 8ebDlferun1 SSH
ii6 p%erooppelt bat, unD ber6ld4enraum
Der StdDt BON Damal8 81 Q%udbratmetlen
auf 1861, alfo ouf me6r ols bas firffo9e,
berdngetpa6i en- lit, baB aber fir Die 3ipede
Der Snftanbbaltung, ReiniQunQ unb Ser
befierung Der Dffentlt9en @traBen gegen<
pGrtig ni9t me6r ME barnalS ou8gegeben
inirD.
Die bon 9errn McGart6D 3u1amnengez
itelte Isabelle ergiebt folgenbe abgerunbete
3ablen:
1883:
Budget bes Sberbauamts -. 81. 42,495
3batfG9li6e &usgaben .... 2,057, 422
SlG9enroum Gbicago's 81 Quabrdtmelten
8eO0lterungs3iffer 8O2,651
Meilenlan8e Der 9epflaiterten 5troBen
348.
so. Der ungepfGoterten @traBen 314.
Soften Der Geintgung Der StraBen $345,z
2O4.
8epiGigt PRO Quabratmeile $3.50.
8epiGi9t pro &opf Der 8eD1aerung
$2.42.
Soften Der Snitanb6altung Der GtraBen
pro W}etle $521.45,
9eSgl, PRO Sept Der 8ep0lterung $0.A3.
1894:
Budget bes Sberbauamts S1,979,863.
3batIG6lt6e Nusgaben $2,220,321.
Sld9enraum @6icago's 1876 Quabrat=
tneilen.
8eb0lterungs5tffer 100000.
W8eilen gepflafterter @traben 1886.
Meilen ungepflaiterter StraBen 400,
Soften Der &einigung unO S%nitunbbalz
tung Der StraBen $696,627,
8etpiQigt pro 9uabratmeile $1,000.
90. pro &opf Der 8eD0lferung $1,23.
Soften Der >StraBeninf Manipulating pro
Metle $280.22,
Do, pro &ppf Der 8ebDlferung $O.43.
Sin 8erglet9 3ptI9en ben bel ben elm
3elnen Poiten ongegebenen 3ablen 3eigt,' baB
DaS 0epartement Der 0ffentli6en Nrbeiten
in ben leBten a9t Sabren ftart perna9ldIz
iigt mOrben tit. Der 8erna9ldfigung bic
les 0epartements fte9en BON Sabr gu Sobr
INNER gr0Ber genorbene BetpiQigungen fir
bic Poli3et unb 6euertpebr gegeniiber, SIM
Sabre 1883 betrug bic 8etpiligung fir bic
Poli3ei $1,436,037, fir Die 5euerpe6r
$967,390; i'm Sabre 1894 Die fir Die POltz
sci bereit8 $3,434,511, Die fir bic Seuer@
tpehr 81, ,906.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-13
Dom Grtrtnfen oerettet.

9eute frib gegen 81 ubr b0rte Ser @riiz
GenpGrter Der II. Str.78riide, Daniel
Scuup, idmmerIt6e 6ilferufe, Die aus benz
6GuIie famen. @r Qing ben Gufen na9 uno
fab, lpie Elm Ntann it9 ans llfer 81 arbeiten
beriu@te, aber, neil er nidt f6nimmen
%tonnte, 0emllnterTinten nobe mar. @r Tprang
in ben SluB uno I3affte nit @tnieBung
Teine8 eigener QeberS ben fQ1t 2eblpIen ans
&anb. Gr teIepbOntrte bann Gofort na6 benz
Yatrolpogen unD bie1er bradte ben unterz
0efen etDaS gu ii6 @etQmmenen, Der Ieinen
g}amen nit 9enrn @6iblpp8tp angab. na6
ieiner Mobnung, I'll %. Is. Str. 0enr1
bate Elm peni8 I6arf gelaOen unb tpar in
truntenem3uitanoe na9e Der II. Str,=8riife
IN BEN SluB 6inetnfpa3iert.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-13
Gin inoifder fdrft.

SIN Nubitortum6otel Iogirt augen6lid=
li3 Der Napab Smab Nanar Sung 8a6a=
Bur, Shirt bon 0pborabob, 8e3irt 0aiEiu
Sn6ten, nit fetner @emablin uno Der otter
rei6ii6en @rGfin. SuGman, pel6e Dem
erotiiGen poare ais Heifebegleitertn bient
Der Shirt unb bic 6iiritin erregten BEL it,
rer Mntunft auf Dem Nort6peitern 8abnhoi
fomp9l pie i'm Nuoitortum grOBe5 NufIe6en
0enn tie tparen in prd9ttge, g~olbfrobenpe
ortentd(if6e @etpGnDer gefIsibet. Die &eiIez
geieQ39aft 1T ettpa etnen Mouat untertpe9S
unb ma9t cine Reife UNI Die @elt BON 9Be=
item mad Often.