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    Louis de Weckert left Paris on February 1, 1886 traveling to Germany. He arrived in Heidelberg on February 3rd where he worked at the University Eye Hospital and interacted with several professors. He then traveled to Leipzig in August where he worked as a proofreader before moving to Berlin in November. In Berlin, he associated with prominent scientists and published his first novel, Noli Me Tangere, while continuing his studies of medicine, languages, and the German nation.

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    Louis de Weckert left Paris on February 1, 1886 traveling to Germany. He arrived in Heidelberg on February 3rd where he worked at the University Eye Hospital and interacted with several professors. He then traveled to Leipzig in August where he worked as a proofreader before moving to Berlin in November. In Berlin, he associated with prominent scientists and published his first novel, Noli Me Tangere, while continuing his studies of medicine, languages, and the German nation.

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    Louis de Weckert left Paris on February 1, 1886 traveling to Germany. He arrived in Heidelberg on February 3rd where he worked at the University Eye Hospital and interacted with several professors. He then traveled to Leipzig in August where he worked as a proofreader before moving to Berlin in November. In Berlin, he associated with prominent scientists and published his first novel, Noli Me Tangere, while continuing his studies of medicine, languages, and the German nation.

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    of 18

    Paris to Berlin

    Maximo

    Viola (Barcelona) Senor Eusebio Corominas

    Editor, La Publicidad

    Don

    Miguel Morayta

    Owner, La Publicidad

    Dr.

    Louis de Weckert Paris on February 1, 1886 for Germany

    Leading French Opthalmologist

    Left

    No

    natural aptitude in music Came to play the flute fairly well

    Arrived

    on Feb. 3, 1886 Famous old university and romantic surroundings Chess Players Club Worked at University Eye Hospital with Dr. Otto Becker To the Flowers of Heidelberg

    Dr. Karl Ullmer in Wilhelmsfeld

    Protestant Pastor

    Professor Ferdinand Blumentrit

    Director, of the Ateneo of Leitmeritz Australia Bestfriend of Rizal

    Left Heidelberg on Aug. 9, 1886

    Arrived
    Prof.

    at Leipzig on August 14, 2013

    Friedrich Ratzel

    German Historian

    Dr.

    Hans Meyer

    German Anthropologist

    Cost

    of living was cheapest


    in a publishers firm

    Proof-reader Left

    Leipzig on Oct. 29, 1886 for Dresden

    Dr.

    Adolph B. Meyer

    Director of the Anthropological and Ethnological Museum

    Left

    Dresden on Nov. 1, 1886 for Berlin

    Scientific

    atmosphere Absence of race prejudice


    Dr.

    Feodor Jagor

    German scientist-traveler Author of Travels in the Phil.

    Dr.

    Rudolf Virchow

    German Anthropologist

    Dr.

    Hans Virchow

    Professor, Descriptive Anatomy

    Dr.

    W. Joest

    German Geographer

    Dr.

    Karl Ernest Schweigger

    German Opthalmologist

    Member,
    Member, Member,

    Anthropological Society
    Ethnological Society Geographical Society

    Tagalische

    Verkunst

    (Tagalog Metrical Art)


    Published Elicited

    by the Ethnological Society

    favorable comments from all scientific quarters

    Gain

    further knowledge of opthalmology


    his studies of sciences and languages

    Further Observe

    the economic and political conditions of the German nation

    Associate

    with famous German scientists and

    scholars
    Publish

    his novel, Noli Me Tangere

    Assistant

    to Dr. Schweigger Lectures at University of Berlin Daily exercises at Berlin gymnasium Practice German, French and Italian Observe the customs Made sketches Sipping beer and talking with Berliners

    Seious,
    Not Not

    diligent, educated, friendly

    gossipy and quarrelsome

    particular about beautiful dresses and expensive jewely

    Christmas
    Self

    Customs

    introduction to strangers in social gathering

    Lived in poverty No money arrived from Calamba Diamond ring is in the pawnshop Could not pay his landlord Ate only one meal a day Clothes were old and threadbare Could not afford the laundry His health broke down

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