I should clarify that I now don't need to do this:
String content = new String(bytes, "UTF-8");
This is because java's default is unicode. I get the same result with
or without the second argument to the String constructor.
I now see that my original error resulted because I was converting to
individual chars and appending them one-by-one, instead of dealing
with a mass of bytes, which then could have been properly converted to
unicode.
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