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CITY ITEMS.

Emmett Culbroth, L notorious swind1or, WAS
arrested yesterday afternoon upon two charges
Of obtaining money under false protenses, and
that Of forgery. Tho comp1ainants arc F. T.
Brown, Alfred J. Cox, and Il. G. Owing. As
usual, Culbroth protests Innocence Of tho
charges. Ho will be examined bofore Banyon
this morniug.
OEloer b. Klroh, Star 90, stationed at tho
Office Of the American District Telegraph Conn
pany, arrested young thief in tho act Of rob-
bling tho money~arawor at Mastors' billiard
room. LA Clark atraet, on lust aveuing.
Dr.. Powell yesterday extracted the bullet from
the head Of Daniel Munn, tho young nun who
was slot BY Patrick Doyle ut the corner of Ran
dolph aud Alarket atree!s fow Weeks ago.
Num- is believed to be out OF dangor.
A man namod ". 8. Soribnor waa arrested by
O1lcar Horny Smith yesterday, upon tho charge
OF attempting to pass counterfeit money in
amined before Commissioner Hoyne thia morn
ing,
, 1873-11-06
THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.


Tho successful C0n1HGtt1OTH-HnG EpHA
a,r,, ~ Nc9v Vor,e arr,,stcc1.
aHnn,c1.
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1o Ttvn H. sy ,, as, 1gax III h;t
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nncen1 an, fnn an oyor nr9os ~, ~
IA Fofinv;nn , nmonn,s ~ tn,r r onmne,!tars III
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T,1,,..a ',1a."n;ti ~ - mn IaioJ uioa
"a mn, A. rotrti,'r = u;,uon 90 ii,n3 I r
Ely 4 m Tha, ,n1o nsn"or so1ootoi =.
~ a - ~ e,,;s,,, ,i.sa ,
.no paH ~ " va,s ;ne T. nnanar .nes Ky.
aa1cI ait e1tyo4 ~ 4hoa ,;n alo farmoi,.v u '
cn;yo5 ~ ni1, IN to soc,nI enmuot,tins M.
T. n,,.p 80 H. !. ,1a,, 1,,o1 s.,S
.I ~: r. Ia;, Nv r., Iii Pi..s T.. u .
s;s puaB mu W. ira ~ an, u. ino ILL., H. h hu9.
eesSa1a s y, 'unu % ianes, sno M nn9 ~
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enargea ~ any a1ee.on " q, H. aIagni Iiaonsa as
9a,ens 9 as 1ne c1'senc'eS u 'no 1@p'p'''on iaAS
"on.aa. H., ..,.,,. =. H.. a.,.,x,z H.. o,z,-
nogalu.ng ~ qusu4s u tug uI uos!Sn; tne eon@
tteg staso tn"s tne a. an u sno pMt,ne aa IL rev
:a ne He.u iiu1 ~ ,onS ~ 10y augs ".u -
nre Mien I "'asn ~ tno cElo nnu uous W W
gos tooe. tao so1g!lne elotanoh eac ~ t1o pau
aauaso' @ OF pasaioa, mG,asurmg too dcos on
n, naot tn,af.n ~ 'n,a ~
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Ill., ,e;nti ~ nts ~ ~ @ 10
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tao 4onG o4ao 1o!cet!oao W @,A oo paFAAAe"9 ~
, 1873-11-06
ANlUSENIENT9.

,, HoIoupBn At uoonEY's.
Thore was not q lnrgo audience at Hooloy's
Theatre last evening for Hotno reaaon, certainly
not tho fault OF mHnagor Or company, for We
worry much doubt il tettor picco or one moro
evenly acted hn4 boon put upon the stage at this
delightful thcntre. Certainly no pioce was evor
mounted with auoh rca1atio effect, or with 80
evident dosiro to loavo nothing 1aohing. Tho
first "sot" has mover been equalod upon
my atugo in this city. and full credit
should bo givon tho management for 1t.
Tho ecenery in tho other net Ia all appropriate
and fully boars out tho intention Of tho manage
mont as oxhibitod In tho frat. Theatro-goerH
little know what they aro missing BY their alb
!sonco from uooloys during tho proaont weok
i st'v1OKER's THEATRE
. Miss Noilson is drawing good, though not by
any tnoans ovortlowing. houses In her charming
part Of Rosaiind. Tonight will 10 the Inst op-
portunity to BOG this beautiful lady In tho part,
as Juliet ia announced for tomorrow night.
Hor support ia good, gonoraliy, and tho
audience is kept In tint unusually dill
cult and always desirable humor. In which
everything good Ia warmly received, and aomo
things which aro not quito go deserving ,gcner-
Miss Noilson In this part should not fail to do Bo
THE OTHER THEATRES,
Miss Amy stono, a protty and yorsatilo lady,
is playing protoan part at the GLOBE ~ SON
hor tho opportunity to appear iu five different
Characters. Besides tho attractionB Of the
drama MiBs Stone displays a fine figure to ad-
vantage, which is always effective in arawlng:,
At tic Academy Of Music tho Vokes, Family
dyBpepsia by tho Wholesale. Such genuine
| laughter Ia seldom in1ulged in:. Their engage.
mont ends on Saturday. By all means 60 and
SEQ them.' -.--.-
| THE APOLLO CLUB nEuEAnsAL. ~
| Tho first rebearHnl of tho sopranos and altos
only, who will hereafter cooperate with the
Apollo Club for the study Of tho music to be
| performed With the Thomas Orchestra, will tako
place this evening at o'clock, at the rooms OF
tbo Club, No. 15 Superior Block On Clark street.
THE MENnE1sBoHN Qu1NTETTE oLuH
| will giYo two concerts tn this city, under tho
auspices Of the Young Man'a Christian Union ;;
i the first tomorrow evening at Tho Union Park
| Congregational Church and the second on Sat
| corner Of Prairie avenue and Thirty-lrst street
| THE CHICAGO MUSICAL UNION. j4t!':
| The Chicago Musical Union, which has luther
/ to met Of tho Clark strcet First HI. =. Church
| Indiana Avenue II. Z. Church, between Twenty
third md Twenty fourth Btreote, on Friday oven
ings at half-past o'clock. All Interested II
mt,aic are cordially invited to attend these moot
inge. ...=...
| gTAn LECTURE COURSE.
| Tho following is tho programme Of Inuaic tt
! bo performed By the Star Orchestra, composed
| of members Of the Great Westeri Light Guart
| Band ut Chapin'a lecture tonight:
Overture concerto .etorl
| Star OrchcStrd.
1 Grand Fantaaia-" Lovely Drcams". .......... .Hamn
l. -, Sfar Orchestra. .
Waltz" ArtiBt Life .8rans
!. Star Orchestra.
Iecuro--" Building and Being g"........E II. chapL
, 1873-11-06

HfEcta1 DIspdlch % IHs L77EcdH0 1T7puHt.
WAsI1saroS. .. G.. Nov. 6.-Postmantor-
General Croswoll is not altogethor ploasod, it is
said with tho result Of tho election In bis nativo
state OF Maryland, whore ho hoped minority
OF Radicals would be elootod to tie naxs Legis-
laturo, bofore which he proposed being candi-
dnts Tor United gtatea Senator, to suo-
coed Mr. Hamilton, whoso term expires
in 1876. Mr.. Richardson, Secretary OF tho
Navy. who had greater persona! interests At
stake in tho election In Now Jersoy than any
other member Of the Administration, laH roaaon
to bo better satisfied With tho result IN his State
than has his Msryland colleague IN the Cabinet.
RoboBon's frionlH arc confident TINT he will bo
elected to the United States Senate, In place OF
the Democratic incumbent Stockton, whose aue-
cossor Is to be chosen by tho nawly-electod
Les1H1atore Of New Jorsoy.
, 1873-11-06
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-For tho Northwest,
falling baron.ater, aouthaaster1y winds. warmer
md increasingly cloudy weather. For tho ahcs,
clear weahor. For ,o ohio, @ gnlioy aud % t2onee nee
to Southern Tonnesseo, northoasterly winds,
lowor temperatnra, a,,il purity cloudy
weather. For tho Gulf statea, northeNstarly
winds. falling temperature. cloudy weather, and
occasional rain, clearing array on Thursday nlorn-
ly winds, falling temperature, cloudy woather, and
rain for tho coast. For tito M;ddla and Eastern
States. falling temperature, northarly winds, and
geAerally clear woattor.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
ET1OAdo. Nov. 81 L.. m.
, 1873-11-06

aioners that thoy would not remain on tho bouunny
lougor that, In consequence, Harper had boon
requested to procure additional bondamen. The
statcneut waa denied, and tho SECRETARY Of tho
Railroad Commission givon rs tho authority for
the donial: hlr. Harpor this morning furnished
Ills new bond algnota by William Harpor,
sr., Il. 6. 1tHeraoll, JOHN M. Roun-
troo 8. r. noplyina, and g. D. Ferwoll. Witch:
was approved by tho Commission. Noithcr
MhillecoN or Starr aro OF the new bond, and
this wonll aoom to confirm tho statement OF
TIE IninusE. Indeed, my authority for tho
original statdmont was QUO of tho gontlemon
who decides to got of tho bond.
49,. A. TILE .eTATE TREASURY.
Tho following In a. atatoinont Of tho 1oteipts
mud disbnrpomelta at tho State Treasury for the
month Of October - -, -,
80 nEuEErrs.
1eFenne ~ ~ amo.hs
acnool t!!na n1roa1.ot
Illinois niror Improvement FUND.-. pooo00
oanal Redemption Fund. ............. p5D.71
Local Doud 1utcrest Fund b7.2'o1o
Total.. *52ll4l.28
n1snungEMENTa.
Hovcnud Find.. d....................-.. -.....$l71el3h!
schont t1nu .....t........,'.t''.'-. aSa'oe
4ocAl loud Eunu.. i1.a9
:.'pAfo4.oA'oo
, 1873-11-06

WEST INDIES.
HAVANA, Nov. 5.-The steamer Vtrgin'ls was
captured, with Nil on board, by the span.ah gun
bout rornudo, OF Rio jana, on the 1at ult. sho
had ITO nassengcya and crow, who, With tha
vosacl and cargo, have boon brought to Carte
gena do Cuba. Proceedings will bo Immediately
Commenced against the prisoners.
Tho following particulars Of the capture have
been received iron. Santiago. Tho Tornado,
which had been searching for hor Binco hor at-
tempted landing on tho aouth coast Of tho
island came In sight Of hor at $3.50 p. m. on tho
31st, and immediately gave ohase. Tho alllbus-
ter put Oh all Htoam and mado for Jamaica, hop
ing to find rofuge In British wators. IN her
flight she threw overheard several several horses
and used portions OF her cargo for fuoi, hut The
Tornado caught up with her at 10 P. m:. near tho
Jamaica coast, and Bho surrendered with all on
board, not one OF whom escaped. Among tho
priBonors arc the well-known insur9ont Chtof.
1ambotta who WAS reported killed q fow days
ago, brother OF OospedeB, son OF QuoHoada,
Senior JeauH dol Sol and othor important per,
sonagaa. The prisoners have all boon brought
before a competent tribunal ut Santiago, and aro
now being tried as pirates. Thore IL groat re-
1otong In IIayana over the nows. Tho 8treots
aud houses aro decorated With national colora,
and subscriptions aro being raiBod for . tcsti-
monfal to tho olllcora and crew Of tho Tornado.
Lcgalidad, the loading organ Of the Ropubll- J.
can party horo, to-day publishes a lottor a1-
dresAcd. to Capt. Hon. Goulottilas, protesting
against the attac4 Of the Conservative proHs I.
, 1873-11-06

HARR1sDuRa, Pa., Noy. 5.-smgorlais' print
ing-houso was entirely destroyed by tra to-day.
From 900 to 500 persons wore employed in the
upper storieB, and 10 rapid was the sproad Of
tho tlamea that many Of them had to loap from
tue aocond.story, Tho walls fell to tho ground,
md nothing was saved. .
Tho State Journal ofllco, In tho samo building,
waa also destroyed. 8ugoElaia' loss is sl0o 900.
frame buildings and several stables, and tho
Loch!el House WAS somewhat damaged. 4 fall
Ing wall struck brick house on tho opposite
aide Of the street, damaging it seriously.
, 1873-11-06

ST.. LOUIS, No., NOV. 5.--Collcotor D. Il. B.
Long, United Btatea Revenue Collector Of the
Fifth District Of this State, who was arrested =
day or two ago On q charge of embezzloment,
WIS taken before United Btatos CommtBsionor
Scott yepterday, and tho case dismiasoa by order
Of Attorney potafor1.
, 1873-11-06

Special .U7spaifN 70 Tug CH91dd0 7T7oVHss
KANaAs CtTx, No., Noy; 6.-oArr1E7Reeelpts,
dood shruugn Tataus ate In active 1s1nand packers
buying moro freely. BaloA Of through Te1an ateers
wore nano ut 81 .g0@2 90 wlnterct do. % through
Toza,i COWS, tl,12E and 2year did Toxan ateors,
Hois-A botler demand from packers exlhts 1t
$3,l4HQ5a134 Romo we're contracted 1or ~ $o*So'
, 1873-11-06
THE AltEN.HOGAN FIGHT,

sptafal Disp!tch 70 Ths chteaaa Tribune.
KANsAu C1Fy, Nov, 5,-l!ogau arrived hero TO-
nlpht, il Is now confidently hohoyea that the
tght with Allen will COMO off ucar t'lls city but
tha matter Ia h..sIlcd up and only talked ahaut
amoug tho "fancy." Tho fight will probably
take plaee on q saAahar up the river, bet~oon
Missouri and Kansas.
, 1873-11-06
Wabash d Western Railroad, Inns boon appointed
Superintendent Of tho 1fildlo Division Nov
York Central, having rcBignct his former posi-
ton to accopt tho 1atter.

Tho 1zn&lrond Trot,blos In Tcnncasrc+
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, NOV. 5.-!rho block OF
eghn i bess Manra Gn ,rood io Geat a w.
freight has boon movod for live days. Iilo mali
traiiih nro running regularly. This evening
CongroBstanu Tl1ornbery 1noots tic employees,
and will e.lloavor to object an adjustment Of tho
trouble. Tho Company remains ar'n, ana no
disturbances 11nvo ocpurrod III yet.
, 1873-11-06
SPA IN.

LoNnoN, Nov. 6.-3radrll lispatohoH report
that tI.d Spanish Government has adyicaa from
Maylla ftho capture, BY Spanish war steamer,
iu tLuso wators OF two aerlnan merohantmon,
haying on board, "a part Of tAoir cargo, 400
raAsn Intended to bo sold 10 Malay pirates. Tue
,,ows has ereatua an excited feoling in Govern
mont cIrglca at Alatirid,
DAypsNE, Nov. 6.-den, Loaa, Republican
commander, was defeated by tho osgllsta III an
engagement Oh Sunday last,
, 1873-11-06
FIRES.


Chair EnCtOrY. OF The WtlWANlkee
Eaosase OF Correction burned.
Spsciai DssnatcA 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune,
MILWAUKEE, Wa., Nov. 5.-Tho chair factory
Of tia House OF Correction took fire early this
evening, and WA partially destroyed. Owing to
the distance from tho city aud from tho water
supply, the aramen could onect but little III tho
way Of saving the works. Tho building was
] and stock On tue difYoroat floors about si'oo0.
The building and machinery wore partially in
purea. This chair factory was partially do
htroyod last winter.
Ito tho Associated Press.}
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.-rhe ehair factory at tho
House Of Correction, belonging to the County Of
milwaukee,. burned tonight. Tho loss is os-
timatad ut hetweau s90, 900 aud 995, 600,
, 1873-11-06
Foreign h1ARKEIS.

1dvKnpoo1, Nov. b-Esbntng-Oa steadter;
nsidlstny upland, SID; or!eans, a.. Sales. lecao
balea AmercAn, 7,2lo Dalea speculation ana export.
2,U00 ba1es.
unchanged.
, 1873-11-06
pllElt-tS1tE.

sT. Louis, Nov. 6,-Don Hogan, tho pugilss,
accompanied by Billy Carroll and Mike Gau1ey,
left tonight for. Omaha, whore ho will Anish
training.
, 1873-11-06

An URaf Never Bofore Made,
We hnvo decided 10 closa out sonio 500 choioo
trimmed hats and importel patoTns ut from 50 to $lo
horotofore sold from 81 to tl0 Ladies' In subnrhsn
towns can osor, aud satisfaction b. guaranteed them,
II ago aud complexion aro alyen. D, Wobator Co..
80 aud 212 Wabash avenue, :.
, 1873-11-06
AL Caah.

Tho Public Library Of Keutucky offers only cash
gifts. aud proposes to pay sheta by chccka on tho
Farmers h Drosers' uauk Oh tho day Of presentation,
and without discount. Tor full partlopaEa Tata-
, 1873-11-06
it's roferonoe to foreign powers. It contained no
other mattor OF gonoral interest.
GERMANY,

DEn11r, Nov. D.-In tia elections which havo
1unt boon held for Deputies to tho praasian Diot,
lilo Liberals gain twenty seats. i
BEn11N. Nov. 6,-Iu tho recent election In
pruaeta lilo Liberals haSo gained 80 momborH.
, 1873-11-06
JOURNALISM.

Special LfspatcA to Tho Chicago Tribune.
PH1LADELrHIA, Nov. 5.-Tle prlco of the on
tro Age newspaper establishment Ia SGT at
500, 900.
, 1873-11-06

:, .Sptefal Df9pateh 70 1hs Chicago 1T36tl''e.
TRAVERSE Cry, Mich. Nov. 6.--The Grand
Rapids l. Indiana Railroad Is now completed to
drsua Rap,tlA, and t) miloa south OF tho straitp
Of Maokriaw. Mixed trains Will rln over this
pnrt Of tho road for tho presont. Next summer
will complete tho gap botweon tho nay aud
Straits, aud intp1soot tho Northern Paoi1lQ,
, 1873-11-06

MONTREAL, Nov. 5.-Dlouiss planning and saw
mill, in this city, was entirely burned last night.
Estimated loss, ESQ 600, triaing insurance.
, 1873-11-06

LONDON, Nov. 0.-Tlere WIS riot in porta-
down, ulster. ireland, yoatorday, growing out
fight with tho orangolnen, aud sovaral persona
were wounded on both aIdas.
, 1873-11-06

Special pfspasch 10 The Chicapo Tribune.
CEDAR nAr1ns, H., Nov. 6.--A fire at p. m.
to-day, nearly destroyed n. D. Browns knitting
factory, damaging the building and machinery
from 50 .000 to $4,000 no insurance.
, 1873-11-06

VIENNA, Nov. b.--Tho soseIona Of tho neohs-
ratl, wore opened this morning by tue Emporor
In Deraon. Yi,a Es"~a, n 'No~
, 1873-11-06

stockholders Of tho Philadelphia tE Eric HALL
road. not Interested In tie Ponnaylyania Hail
road, WAS held to-tlay III tho Merchants E1-
ohango, and resolved That . committee Of seyon
be appointed to take any steps which thoy may
deem best to Hpolro tho iutqloR.s Of tho stock,
holders, clthor by getting tile lesaoos to glyo up
their lease, or by otlecting Q compromise to tho
mutual advantage Of tho lessons aud lesAcos. Or
BY ,reHorting to legal action, it thoy doom IT.
boat reporting lras to IN adjourned meeting to
bQ called By tho said Qommitteo.
, 1873-11-06
ELECTIONS.
(Conttnued from the First .Pa9e.)

ohusotts give Waahburn, for Governor, 70,776
voteH, and CASTOR 57,013. Eloyon Democrats
aro el6ote0 to thoHonnto and sixty to tho 1io,Ho:
Pierce Is chossA to Congress- With no organized
oppoBltion. ''' :. " ),
, 1873-11-06

A New Developments III the Eric Mnn-
ngcucnt-Jny Gould nnl Certain
Newspapers Charged with Con-
spiracy.
s1t:ial pispatcht to Tic Chicago Tribune.
NEW fonK, Nov. 5.--The Erie Railway iasued
a circular to-day, latod Oct, 81, charging the
old management with conspiring with clerks to
obtain tho accounts Of the Company for publ
cation. The olorks hayo confessed, it IL un-
dorstood that Joy Gould is the person referred
accounts from t1mo to time to injuro tho Com
pany at tue inBtlgatlon OF Jay Could. It dis
tracts attention from itself BY charging tho
Tribune to DO In the interest Of Jay Gould. Tho
antagonfs1n OF the Times to tho Eric Railway
accounts tor the frequent attacks OF the World
on its editor. s. L. III. Barlow, Counsel OF Erie,
is supposed to.instigata these ARTICLES which ox-
cite gteat ridioule here.
, 1873-11-06
A MUTTON MILLIONAIRE.

tNhe Pastoral Prince or New 1Texico.-
SonettaiIlE 0f tEae WOODEN Wealth
of tho Sunny S0uthsvest--N NAutton-
Chops aMu Warm Clothing for tho
Worlds
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-07

Cine 0futter CAB ibrem @obnden'
cincm aufsetuedten sunscn bon iiebenGriiblin>
gen, eine quite 9ebre, uno nnter Nnoeren, iagtc
lic 81 ibm, ct iollte ME elm Ding auf ben fol-.
senben Sos beri6iebeu, ipeldea CO am uamli'
dlen Sage nod berri9ten fOante. Ser &leine
@dIinscl entgesnete nad turasr 3eit: Mutter,
lob mid bic onoerc Salfte bes audens nod
ciicn, benn i'd brinse oas beute nod 'suStanSe,
i'd mill es nidt auf Norsen beri@ieben.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-07
= u2icber 0octor, tpcnn SIRE @atieuter

- uGicber 0octor, tuenn SIRE &atienten
nid)t baruuter Ieioen, 10 mOd)te id) Sic bcute
s(beno aui cine edte @1ilotr0teniuppe einla>
ocn!" s@ilotr0tcniuppe? Sd fonlmc Sulaiiis
SD babe suor s'uan6is 4otienten gu bciu den
obcr fiiuf oericlben iinb 10 tranf, bos tein ardt
iic curireu tann unb Die anoernen fini3ebn
bciiken clue lol@e NDinocerosseiuno1e 1eit, bob
aNc s(cr;tc Der 9Sclt iic nidt umsubrinscu
pcr,n06tcn.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-07

Sin Uremoer,ocr gum criten Malc III gSicn
luor uno in eincm ieDr unbcneutenoen @irt1s<
houic eie@aitc iid) im@eipra@ ftets rsbr @na, =,
bcn" nennen D0rtc, iucnocte iibbcrpuuoernb an
icinen gadbor, eiucn eebornen Bicner, unb
frostc bieicn, Oh cS bier 10 bcle Goel(cutc eabe?
rDaS nit, SDrG'noO'n, 8 1T nur 10 @(obe; bier
Gcibt mon balt john eump nSbr @noo'n;"
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-07

Sin @rsbiscr in ciner Staot prcbigtc iibcr bic
Gtelle Der Bibel, iuorin oeS SoiepDS bon Arima>
tbia dis ci,,eS ebrli1en &atDsberra eeoadt miro
Gr lobte oicien @at1s1errn burd allc2onarter,
iiete abcr om S@nb auf bic Gragc: mas iinb
unicrc &ot1sDerrcn? bic s(ntport biusuw Spis'
bubcu .iino's, Spibbuben!" BUM llnslid bate
iid) ciner oeriebcn cbcn in bic STRIDE berirrt uno
Lief 10 elcid uad) eecnoietcr 9rcoist Su ie incn
9erren Sfoacsen, Arseise bon Den Grepcl gu mo,
tieu. Scr @lagiltrat bcri6tete a., ben 0anocS>
bevrn uno criuartete nidts onberS ais bic 9aiia-
tiun Oss Trebieers. Sod Der 2anoesgerr, lucldcr
Icine2 2eutc fcnncn modte, anportete .ueiter nidtS
ols: Scr .Mann. ,nub Gu@ beiIer fcnne,,, als
lh. .... .r.:- a. .... :: 20,
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Gin Uransoie lbiloert ben adten s(rscritancr
III fol9eubcr @ciie, bic maa allerbinss feine
Sd,niciNclei ncnuen lam: u0enfe,, Sic iid,"
fagt ct, ueine Da9ere @eitalt nit beionoers fno=
cAigen Sono9elenten, nit GUpen, bic 10 lang uno
brett inh, bap elmer rebt iuoDl ir9cno ein @ap>
.penidilo ciner sloe!i9cn beoeefen tOnnte nit
ei,'cm Suite ocr tief auf ocln aopfe bintcn itt,
nit 9ciduoacncn @uden aber nibt 1t, Golge
rcn 3obnidmcrseu, ionbern bon einc'n Rnollen
siautabaf,o ben ct bonn Worsen biz gum Gbeno I'M
. ENui,oe fat; nit 2appen ferncr, bic bon benz
Softc bes cbcIn Gro,,teS gels gefarbt finb; nit
ti,e,, Idsuor,cN Grod init f@naten S@Gben
nncr buutcarrirte,n fus5cn 9fod; init umgeidla=
Gcncn@en,btrageu, Observation-Disclosures ,,nb
arobcarrirtcu oocr. ionit enipre6enbcn 8cin=
flcipcrn unb Sie iperoeu cincu ad)ten Yontcc,
brn rsutcr gr;ieDuns" por ii@ fcDcn."
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- Cine sarte @e9ssbnjabriee i@rieb i9rer
Shutter aus ocm @eniion6inititut: sd iueroe
bicr iptemotild 5u Gooe scnartert. Man sipin9 t
n'rjcocn@lorecn eineaanue eoaRaffce Elm, 70 oab
i'd, Dor Nufre9uns ocn sansen Sag iiber. Nidt
sum GinlGlofcn aelan9cn tann."
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Bur Grbeiteriaitlg.
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-Sauptmann ma: v@abtem 70 biele Solba>
icu meiner gompaenie, ia feBif l1nterofFaiere,
sar oft betrunfen befunbet' tueroen, fo.berorone
id,, bob seber, iuenn er einen @au16 sebabt,
fclbit anoern Sass bic @leloung nadc."> H..
UelSueb el 0cbr betrunten): Serr Saupt>
manu. bab's' 'boriamit 81 ,ncloen, bab id)
eelteru cinen 9aui@ sebabt bab'!" = r.
saul tmann: uSa, aber Ct bat ia Dcut'
}ocben ipie6er einen?"
0e1bwebel: uSerr Sauptmann, ben
mclo' id) sboriamit 'norsen." --...
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Dureb per1Miebe1,e: Gpntrafte, :,
welde tA NIT mebreren ter te~
riib1nteite1 pianp< u1l6 Sreelz
Tatrih1nten ge>naht bahc, tin i&
1T sen @ta11b 9elebt, bem putli~
f1m Snltrumente tilli8er ais IT.
ge1b Sema>1b st Yerfa1tfen. @er
ge1pnNen iit lid ein @tanp pber ei<
ne St9el an3uiAafen, btr inre3e
bei mir npr unb CT >pirb ausfi1lren,
bob CT ei1, 9utes, hanerboftea ST.
ltrl1ment S1 erltau11lid ntebern
prcilen 1t11b ltl1ter ben literal lfen
@ebins1>aoen faufen pber n1ictbea
fann. @ine grpbe S(uswab1 Spn
@ianps, Or9eln un6 Melpbcpns
6ate i6 itets an Sanb* GDe ibr
anbers ,pp fault, iiterse',st end
crf Ypn 1netnen Snltrumenten II.
preile,1* -Md1ere' Mustl,nft lpirb
jeber Belt ertbetlt spn eem Serrn
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5errnzOarberpbe gebbrt il, be1itI
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Das SYlfen1 ber Dreiie 1T fp all:
gemetn befannt, zap es 1tnnbtbig.
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unb {1nele 8ebienung, Ip tpie et<
ne teitdnbty quito 9(usmab1 1T ctn
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8citca Sam. @feDl bon reincm, iueibe,n
ri Meiscn 5000
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N TT Ton. Wtcbl $500
IN tt ~ - d.. go. $500
eorn WteDi per Wu1bcl .a # $0.65
Wtoolln9s per 100 ID ~ 49, 4 81 so
Alelc per 100 10 's#'' =. 1925
Soru 1llo Sa1er, 9clnl1d)t - t,. $l.25
eorn per Wu1bct -. 5000
Safer per 8uidel f,*.5s' ., $o.45
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.- Silber> 9rob. 112
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