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.hloh tho garrotor would bo triod for
diaoedefly conduct and tho digor-
aorly person % . garrotor. Tho way
It mas done MAS a. follows. They exchanged
clothing, ovon to thoir nooktien, and Oh Monday
morning, whon the coll door was swung
upon IT'S rusty hingos aud tho diaorlorly
man was callod forth to- trial. ho
oaino In the porBon Of tho garrotor.
Not ono Of the "boya In blue" dotoctod the de-
coptton, and Elijah Harriu, ,foot-pad, was fined $40
for disordorly conduct and sent to tho Bridewell.
10 rom.tnod thero Til noon ot the day q
his arrival, and then paid his fno md
coolly Walked of. Until yesterday morning tho
harmleBs indivifualwho had consented to pcrson-
nte tho garrotor quietly remained In hia coll,
and when the officer who arrostod Harris called
for that individual to come out ho re-
spondod. But tho otioor would not DO
gullod. "Wbat do you want out hero7" Ito
anid. "Ism Elijah Harris," was tho anBwer.
!" No. you'ro not" WAS tho reply. Confident
that hin prnonor WIS in como other
apartment OF tho lookup, tho ofiloor
wont il search Of him. but ho found
him not, and visions Of witolloraft and inyisiblo
oloAkn ont0rod hia mind. Tho olovcr trick was
finally discovered. It is believed that the ptiB-
onor who thus mado himself tho yohiclo to
Elitsh's escape cannot DO legally punished for
10 doing. It is probable hc received handsome
reward for oonsonting to r'1n the risk Of pun
iahment.
, 1873-07-24

From tho Ne,o York Graphic, July 10.
Work on the great Transatlantto balloon o. OF tho
tho past two weeks, and every portion Of the up
paratus is now III an advanced stage OF progress,
From eight to twelve machines OF tho Domestic
Saving Machine Company have boon constantly
employed In sowing tho Beams @ anu uniting gts tno
over four Of tho oight miles Of sewing required
had been accomplished. Tho force Will DO fur.
tier increased On h1ondny, aud, by tho close OF
next week., all tho sowing win have been hnishoi:
Tho work of attaching tho doubling, or second
thioknoas Of cloth, to tho crown of tic balloon
dolicato operation, requiring much skill and OK
porionce-is boing performed under tho immedi-
ate supervision OF Hiss Ihlipg, the niece Of Prof.
Wiso. Nea1ly one-hnlf tho netting Is finished.
Profa. Wise and Donaldson aEe suporintcnding
every step, OF tho propnratIona.
hive already been finished aro beng coated with
varnish, consisting Of linnoed oil, boiled very
thick, which IL reduced with bonzine and laid on
With calcimining brushes. Six .paintera arc en-
gaged In this portion Of tho work. Tho Rtrips
and two outside Tho yarnishing and drying
will probably occupy theBo si1 men during the
no1t two weoka. II is the most tedious aud slow
part Of the work.
Tho construction Of tho car has already beer
commenced. Tho making OF the hoops, as well
ton, and has been intrusted to 4. Hoe & Co.
The car will bo made In great part Of ropes ane
duck, and will DO put together and finished a
tho domestic building.
Tho lifoboat has boon commenced, and will b
finished On the first Monday in August It II
porionced boat-buidor in tho city, and in accord
anco with tho best approved plans.
It BeemB highly probable that tho balloon vii
| be ready to start by tho Goth Of August.
, 1873-07-24

pointed to employ counsel sud proceed to
lnatitutc loyal proceedings ageinat tho Atonon-
gaho1a Bridge Company. Tho Chairman Of tho
Committee on Water dangcs &c., reported
pro9ross, md they woro authorized to establish
borough.
rho following resolution MAS passed. unnni-
mouBly,
I'esolred, That tho ownor Gr owners Of each coa1
nino 10 rcady at my tt1e to meet tho ninerA en-
rloyed Ut totr respective works. and regard
sy-aix pounds to the buahe oyor ono and half Inch
buahe the standard wo,gt and prico for coal MIN
Ing.
Tho Exchange thon adjourned.
Tho coal.1niners, now on strike In this vicin-
ity, hold convention to-day, and, aftor long
session, agreed upon uca1o OF pricos In which
thoy demand pay for nut-coal mincd.
Many OF tho iron-mlls and rnanufaotorioB
will bo compelled to suspend unlosa m arrange
mont with tho minors can bo obtained.
, 1873-07-24

ABOVE LOW II
WATER. II


The Goodrich Estntc-The Brooklyn
Trrast Conpnny-Spccic Shipments
Heavy Suits-R eMoving tho Wnsll-
tngton Market Nuisance.
New Yong, July 29.-snit has boon brought
against Lizzie L. King, alias Kato stoddnrd, the
ono Of tho Goodrich houses In DoGraw street,
Brooklyn. King, alias 6toldard, is nado party
to cover any rights she may havc In tho prem
iaeb as tho widow Of Charles, Goodrich:
was explained to tho prisoner, that the
object waa to cut of hor claim to the property,
sho said she had no deHiro to got a dollar out Of
Goodrichs estate, nor docs sho propose to CLAIM,
trinketa which the deceased presented hor with,
and which she aays are now in his father'H pos
sosalon.f
petition in bankruptcy has been flei by Jno.
J. Allen, ox-Assistant Unitol District Attorney,
against Tho Brooklyn Trust Company. Control
lor schrmdor, OF Brooklyn, says he docs not in-
tend to take any action towards recovering tho
city funds, believing TINT tho city will got evory
dollar by waiting.
The Bpocie shipmonts to-day wore sss7,575 In
silver bars. Tho $500, 900 in gold which was en-
gagged yesterday, did not 90.
I've Of tue jurors getting, sielt to-day IN tho
trial Of ox-Chiet Of Police MoWilliams ind De-
tSSgs x p PDy%o % Of Jorse oy charge
the adjournment of tho Court.
One OF tho survivors OF tho wrecked steamer
Atlantic has brought suit against tho owners for
1000, claiming that Ao has beep disabled for
Benjanln Hymns to-day shot DR.. MILNE, tho
Warden OF tho Homo for Lamo and Crippled
| Children, tho Doctor hnying boaton Hymns Hon,
% who Waa an inmate, tor attempting to fro the
had DR.: Millno arroated on tho charge Of assault
and battery. but tho complaint WAS dismissed OIL
tho examination. Hymns WAS arrested aud held
to bail $2,oo0. Tho DOCTORS wound ID not da1l-
, 1873-07-24
INDIANAPOLIS.
Convention OF school Supcrintcnd-
cnta -persomn1 ~ -d1ermn1f-AlnerlCAn

Convention OF School Stlpcrintcnd-
cnts Personal - fserma1f- American
Protestant Asgoclnti0n.
Special Nspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 23.-Tho etate Con-
rontion Of County superintcndent8 Of echools
of Indiana adjourned o two days' session to-day.
About seventy counties woro represented. Tho
State Board Of Education took part In tho delib-
orations upon the duty Of superinteudents. The
Convention was unusually intoresting. and will
rosnlt In tho Desired improvement OF tho public
schools Of tho State. Tho now school law Is
working most successfully.
Senator Morton arrived home from tho Hot
Springs, Arkansas, this afternoon, apparently
much improved in health.
Tho Grand Lodge an-American Protest.
ant Association organized here to-day. Ropre-
sentativos were present from many cities, and
towns In the STATIC. Officers woro installed by Il.
Y. s. Dundo, OF Cincinnati A resolution was
ndoptod In favor OF issuing charters to cub
Lodges Of tho Btate instead OF By tho Right
Worthy Graud Lodge Of tho United States. Tho
next session will bo held at Lawrenceburg In
1874,
, 1873-07-24

A Prisoner Escapos from the Armory
by PersonntiuE An0tiler--1setvtldex-
mont OF tho Officers In Clnrge.
Tho cunning Of professional thtovca often
outwits tho sagaolty OF auoh moral and im-
preHsiblo individuals az police officers and
Justices Of tho Poaco. A highwaJmnn
named Elijah Harris gave an illus
tration OF this Idea at tho ATmory on Monday.
This person was arrested 1aat Sunday night, for
garroling and robbing bolated individual on
Polk street bridge. On Bunday, 2 young man,
named also Haran, arrested for disorderly con-
duct, aud bearing strong resemblance
into tho same cell With him hs
the Armory. JTa must have boon very I'M
t1roasiLle .,|c. ~~ur't'ol j.. = r. r.
~AaadNinA lH ".. -."r. ,;'tot ,..'- j
, 1873-07-24
WASHINGTON.

NOTICE TO CUSTOMS coILEoTonB.
WAaH1NaTos, D. g., July 23.-A decision rnade
Collectors Of Customs that from tho proceeds Of
forfeituros Of more than $500 valuo thore is to
be deduction and orodit to tho account current
IN q sum equal to the amount Of duties, regu1ar
and speoinl remaining unpaid.
oUsToMB CORNERSTONE DY THE aPAH1gn GOVERN
4 dispatch has been received Of the State Do
parsment, from Con. Sicklos, our Minister at
Madrid, In which it states that representations
have been received from numorous Spanish
CouHu1s, and from other sources, to tho eHoct
That tho time named in tho Deoreo promulgated
BY the spanish Government, which waB pub
nshed in tho United States July Ia, OF the addi-
tional customs regulations. tor the Poninsula is
therefore extended the time to July 80.
INTERNAL REVENUE 1NsT1UcT1oN8,
Tho Commissiouer Of Internal Revenue will
soon iaaue an important circular containing in
circular will en5oin Collectors to take special
pains to ax tho date OF special taxes in order
that the penalty OF 80 Per cent may be imposed.
Now direottons are given regarding the tax upon
diatilled spirits. attention 10 called to tho fact
that the new law changed tue date Of tho
returns Of bank statemonts to May 81 and
Nov. so. Many Collectors who have made bank
statemont returns for June, hayo Ind this Btate-
ment sent back to them, with Instructions to
scrutiuizo tho last roturn, and In whore tho
tho aAme,
PEnBoNAL.
Postmaster Macarthur arrived hero today, tho
object Of bis visit being to secure additional
postal facilities for Chicago.
TO thu Associdttd Prtss,
NO PARDON ron HIN.
WARRINGTON, July 29.-The. Attorney General
has refused to recommend pardon In the case
Of James Pickett, Of Idaho Who was soutencod
to DO hanged in that Territory on Thursdny. In
August, 1879, Pickett killed an Indian woman.
This is the first case In which a white man has
been sentenced to death for tho murder OF az
Indian.
CADET DROWNED.
4 telegram from tho Commandant ut the
Vest Point Military Academy WAS received. Al
the War Department to-day, announcing that
Cadet Israel W. ponnia, Of the third class was
drowned last evening while bathing. The body
| has been recovered. Ponnis WAS nativo o.
Illinois, and represented tho Fifteenth {hlr
Edon's) Congressional District Of that Btato Ii
! the Academy,
, 1873-07-24

This property ia situated in tho vil1nge OF
Washington Heights, within tlvo minutea'
walk Of tho main crossing OF tho O., 9. d I.
g. Railroad and G.. r. I, b r. Railroad, and
the Dummy Depot On tho r. I. r. r.; only
80 minutes ride from Van Buren-at. Depot,
and the fire only IL cents. Communication
Tickets much less. There are ilne improves
nlents in the immediate vicinity Of this sub
division; elegant Residonoos, Churches,
Schools, Stores, &C., Trees aot out, aud all
the improvements requisite to beautify and
render tho property attractive. 4 moro de-
slrablo spot for residence ia not to be found
in tho country. Title to property perfeot-
Printed abstracts Of title furnished. Terms
OF eale-$50 oash. balance and years with
per cont lnterost. Dopoait Of 10 per cent
required on day of sale. A. free trim will
leaye tho Nook 1slaud Depot on Van Duron-
at., at l:ab p. m. on "Wednesday, July 80.
stopping at Twonty second-st., Thirty-ninth-
at, Forty-geoond-nt,, and Hook Island Car
Shops, returning after tho sale. For plata
and information apply to A. q. ODNLL,
Room 10, tirat floor. l23 Dearborn-st, or to
TL1sON d FoB4En. Auotioneers,
81 Marketrstt
, 1873-07-24

Destruction OF Property In Various
Places Xcatordny.
About half-pAst O'Clock last evening flames
wero discovered in tho ooopor-shop Of George
Schmidt, Nos. 263 and 285 Kinxio street. Whom
discovered they had gained considerable head-
way In = pllo Of ahaviugs in tho dry-room. An
alarm waa Immediately turned in from
Dog asa, but BY tho time Il was responded to
all hopes of saving tho buildings wero dispoled.
a@ena ano o poadb peo%bassbe massl sdh r. thS
so5nmds awene So III SPF'ia North dal
rentar, T. On incredible short space
of limo. While tho engines uoro playing on
creeping. to tho front, and to tho surprise Of
everybody tho houbes Joining tho shopa on eith-
er side on Kinzio street wero suddenly onvelopod
BY tho dcvouring elemont. By heroic efforts,
tho firemen kept tho fire within reasonable
total loss Is not far from &c. 900, aud is divided
al follows; No. 263 md 2e5 'Kinzio street,
occupied by George schmidt's cooper
chop damaged to tho extent OF $1,000.
About o 900 worth Of property, consisting Of
destroyed. Tho residence Of Mr. Schmidt, No.
1877 North Carpenter street, Was damaged to tho
e1tons Of $500 insured in the Brewers, Of Mil
whukeo, for 81, 300. Tho cooper shops wore In
cured for 81 6o0 in tho Franklin, Of indianapolis.
. No. 209 Kinzio, was considorab1y damaged. A
tenement house, No. 269 Kinzie street, was badly
damaged. The aggregate loss to tho occupants
will DO about $500. No. 125 Carpenter street, q
to the extent Of e5oo; no insurance. The origin
Of tho fire could not bo definitely asccrtainod.
Special Dsspateh 70 Ths chtcaqo Tribune:
anANn hAr1Da, Mich, July 2s.-At Burch-
in kh3a nnnntv, 1nyrdnnR Htpra thrna f1vntt{npg
, 1873-07-24
CHILD SLAVERY,
A Brutal Italian Tnslk- aInator Brought
to Ericf.-Pnre1lt8 8olffng Thor Chill.
tren-.An Ita1tnn EnKins

A Brutn1 Italian nTnslk-H1nator brought
to Grlcf--Pnre1lts solling Tlicir Chill
tlrcn--An Itnlian FnKin.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, July 29-At tho trial Of
Gliono, tho Italian pndronc, before tho City
Court to-day, aovoral Italians from New York
testified that they had been III this country twen-
ty-ono months, and hal boon kept in d Crosby
asroot den in New York until tAoy wero brought
to New Havon some woeks ago !. that they
wore boaton and lifckod unioBs they brought in q
prescribed sum of money every night, and were
money that they wore also told By Glione that
their paronts would bo fined, and they
arrested by the police II they ran away, and
that he Ind tho legal right to hold them. They
all said they would be glad to bo free II tho law
would give them their freedom and protect them
padrono claims tho right to hold tho boys wero
translated and laid boforo tho Court, and it
appeared TINT tho boys services had been sold
to him by tho parents for four Or hvo yoara ut
IN average rato Of $40 per year. and with tho
provision that the parents should pay for medi-
cal services, and should forfeit tho wages and q
tlne Of $50 t the boys ghould run away during
upon this subject wore also laid before tho Court.
Eignor Secchi do Casali, editor Of Ecco di Italia,
was ono of tho witnesses for tho State. Tho
statute under which Glione has been indicted
waa passed. in 1864, for tho purpose Of multiplying
tho fugitive slavo law, but was nover used for
that purpose. Tho penalty is tho State Prison
from two to flvo years: Tho Court hold TINT
Glione is guilty Of impriHoning FREQ poraons with
intont to keep them in q state Of servitude,
against thoir will, and required tho prisoner to
furnish bonds Of 81, 900 for appearance before
the jury in October. Failing to furnish the
Tho boys will be taken caro- Of by the city au-
thoritios until October.
, 1873-07-24
brutal Murder OF An Old Lady.

W1LL1AMsronr, Pa, July 23.--IBabolla Nc
Bride, aged 70, living with her husband on q
farm about aoyen mi1os from this city, was
brutally murdered last night by being shot
through the head. Hor husband, John
Mcbride, was knocked down with club,
and, when found this afternoon, waa lying On the
floor weltoring in his blood, but living. The old
people lived alone aud were supposed to have g
largo sum of money. Threo thousand dollars
wero found in the houao. Thoro Is no Clue What
evor to the murderer.
, 1873-07-24

Recovery Of a Portion OF tho Olty OF
yvnshington's Cargo.
HALIFAX, n. g., July 2s.-Capt. Sheridan, tho
submarine diver, has succeeded in recovering
thirds Of tic cargo of the City OF Wash-
ington. The heavy portion-iron and steel
Hl]l be recovered intact.
, 1873-07-24
DUBUQUE.


Suit for Damngcs-.FunoFcnl
Accident.
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DunUQuE, H., July 23.-A suit for s16, 900
damages has been commenced against tho ILL
q child run oyer lately on that road, near Web
Bter City,
n. 8. Fowler, Superintendent Of the Wostarn
Union Telegraph COMPANY at this place, was
buried to-day.
Frank Hqhunn had hia right oollar-bone broken
yesterday, here, by runaway.
, 1873-07-24

Tho Ponnsylvnnin Coal Interest.
p1rgsBunaH, Pa, July ga meeting Of tho
Coal Exchange WAS held In this city to-day. Tho
report OF the Committee on Tho Monon-
rale.a Fridge wsh received and edopt-
II. 4 committee Of three Rero ap-
, 1873-07-24
SAN FRANCISCO.
A Murderer Waiting His Dnom".1enl.
oIisy nud a Shooting Affrny.

ousy nud a Shooting ARRAY.
BAN ERANo1soo July 23.-Oharlos A. Russell,
the murderer OF Jamos Crotty, sentenced to bo
hanged on Friday next. has given up oil hopo Of
communication Of sentence, and 1s resigned to his
fate. Extra precautione have boon taken to
prevont his escape or suicide.
Charles Dellett this morning shot and mortally
wounded Spoon Sanford at Dellett'a house,
Howard street, Dellets was Jealous Of his wife
aud Sanford. Hc broke into Banfords room.
Stone, bis companion, gtruak Dollett In the face
With gun. Sanford dragged Bollett to tho foot
shoi him In tic breast. Bsllott ia in custody.
, 1873-07-24
Obttul lrys

er, 4 woll-known actress; and widow Of E. II,
Thayer, ri diod yesterday at Atlantic CIV, n. J.
81. LOUIS, July 23.-.I, Wosloy Hill tho well-
known actor, died here yesterday Of an abseess
of tile liver,
, 1873-07-24

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tzibune.
ToRoNTo, July 23.-JoG Davis and family are
, 1873-07-24
REAL ESTATE
LOTS

500 feet by 18l in depth, on Wabaah-av.,
lust south of Iro Holmes residence; frouta
east tor which 800 per foot was paid q year
ago), can, II taken at once, be aold nt $50 per
foot. $4,000 cash, balance on long time.
Title perfect. Ownod BY q nonresident and
must be sold. Apply at Room 43 Exchange
Building. .
, 1873-07-24


HUNTINGTQE16HVhfW Tnosday. July a
p. Huntington, Esq Of Cnonuat o. and Mrs. .Auguata
II. SlIumN3y
, 1873-07-24

1uu!past huu 1ua4cAVu5 Nehll!leSH Calmly sat
down.
During the session Judge Detournay stated
that Consul Taylor hnd mado satisfactory o1pian-
ationB, and that he WAS convinced no contempt
Of court was intended by tho recent publication
Of his card, Clarke again displayed his meanness
by attempting to forco public explanation upon
Taylor, which ignoHiuiouBly failed. Tho court
adjourned until Il o'clock tomorrow
Now. fcw words in regard to the reply Of
GOV. Morris to Gov. Austin. Gov. Morris
thorein explicitly states. on tho authority Of
Judge Detour1lny, that tho friends Of the priB-
oneIs constantly ha1 FREQ ACCESS to thom. This
was untrue, although probably not wilfully 30.
Judge Detonrnay tia grant Brackett, aa claimed.
was Invariably oyerruled by Attornoy-0 0eneral
Clarke, md up to last Saturday, with tho oxcop-
tion OF ono or two special cases.. Draokott had
not boon allowed to sco tho prisoners. Now,
them. To offoot this end Lo called
| upon Clarke. and made demand that he 10 al
| lowed to pass in and out Of tho prisoners rooms
at tho command Of only suoh mon AZ Drnok-
| ots IIo told tho Attorney-Genoral that
Since hts arrival horo in bohalf Of tho priBoners
ho had boon tho recipient OF tho yiloat abuse at
his hands. llo proceeded to compliment him in
olarko's dignity, and demanded that hie dirty
work be Btoppod, aa fur az the prisoners ant, their
friends were concerned This WAS supploniontod
with = promise that unloBa Justice was moted
cut At once application would @ eomc II a1ethos
| and ont at will. The prisoners arc aB we'll al
could DO expected. Flotchor, Merrism, Bentley,
Hoy and Keogan all seem determined to put tho
heat aldo OF tho mattor out, and now that con'
aeomod relieved, and moro than over
determined to stand square upon the
mo1ita OF the case no matter mhat co1nea. They
Ill shoH little tho wear tYat confinement and
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Sapan.

gpfpbama, 10. @us. Die nit
ben frsmren Wtdhten ACKNOWLEDGMENT Ser
trdse iinp Dor 8ursem einselaufen, unc
Der Mifarp teitebt jeBt raraut rae lein
@eid cen besiniisiten Natipnen slei6s
aefeQt rerce, rae alip aud bic bier Ieit
lansersr Belt %tatipnirte en9lil9e u. frans
sSiilhe @arniIpn sntfernt werce. dies
wirce bic Sremren MEIER Ger @iafiir
iapaniIber Yeamten ausIeBe, une bic
Streitfrasen nit G%insebprnen zen iapas
niIden @eri6ten iterpsilen !; maj mus
raber bpfen, eab bic frempsn Winilter
bic nStbise Gnersie seissn perrerl, UNI
ni6t bic SnterelIsn tbrer Gpnitituenten
eem japaniIdsn Gprer sa untsrpsrfen,
Der eisenili6 gar ni6t Serninftis beltebt
Icnrern Gin Gbacs Der pipsripre6enps
fen Gmpincunsen bilrst. Die bis jsst
bier sinsefibrtsn Sertshunsen iinp ni6t
rer allmablism GipiliFruns res Bottles
susui6reibsn, ipnrern gum She'll erspuns
gen, gum She'll rur6 llsbsrrsruns unp
Ssrlu6sweile in auSfdbruns ssfpms
men /; siele rerlslben iinp ni6tS psniser
ais pplfstbimli6. fSnnten rabsr lsi6t su
tbdtisem @iceritanp fibren, sumaL pa
Der allsemeine @pblfanp ii6 perminpsrt
bat, ieit bic Daimijcs mspiatiiirt wureen
unp pirsfte bSbere Ssiteueruns an ris
Stsle Der fribsrsn Trpbneienfe trat,
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0eutjmlana.

8erlin,3 3. September. Seute Wprs
gen UNI 8 llbr trat in cemplenariIBunses
iaale ces fBnisl. Sbsrs tribunals Der auf
@runp Der 8ir6enssleBe tns eeben serus
fene fSnisl. 0srt6tsbpf fir bic fir6li9en
Ansslssentsitsn CUR eriten Sisuns sus
TANNER. Der prdiipent Setneceius err
SHnsts bic Sisuns nit Der Serpai6tuns
Der Witsliecer, rpel6e p~pq;dblis eridies
nen rparen. OaS GoIesium bei6aftigte
ii9 ipeann nit leiner Gonitituiruns unp
NIT Seftteluns Der Gei6dftsprrnuns,
peren Gntpurf ben Mitslierern tereits
,useaansen mar. DerIelbe BON rsm Yrd,
Irensn serfast itist ii9 auf rie Sc
IhiftSprpnuns Der in neuelter 3sit en-.
itanrsnsn Gsri6tsbSfe, wie res lsip;iser
SbersS ancelsseri6ts, pes Seimatbsamts
&c. Gr umfait cen 9ei6ditssans in slas
ssmeinsn Die SiBunsen, Die prc;eBleitens
ben S~erfisunsen, Die Sefusniiie pes
prdiipsntsn, SeitleBunsen iber Die Serien
Cppm 1. Suli bis 1. September) unp
S6luebetimmunsen. OerGntpurf rpurs
re i'm @rpeen UNI 0an;en ansenpmmen
unp nur in 10 fern erpeitert ais elm arDs
eerer Na6eruf auf Die minpliben Ser
banrlunsen i'm 9sseniaB sur praris ces
biSberisen Serfabrsns in ZEN Stli6en
prpYinsen selest rpprren lit. @uber benz
in unIsrm ssitr. Slatte ~erpdbnten Sale
Der SuSpsnriruns zines Captains rur6
ben Siidpf BON Yarerbprn murre aud
iber pie 8sdtssiltisfeit Der Gntideipuns
res Sters 8ir6enratbs Serbanrelt u. cie>
ie @nseiidts Der SerbdltniiIe Dor BEN
pur9 cen 0eri6tsbOf iber Die fir6liden
Mnsslssenbeiten berteisefibrtsn 3eatss
;ultanp anerfannt. Die Sisuns iblps
mad iedSfdnpiSer Oauer UNI 3 llbr u.
srleriste pas selammte bis cabin Sprlies
senee Material pes @erihtsbpfeS.
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ltsber bic Senemtang bss Yeiades

Sictor GrnanuelS in @ien unp Berlin
I6reibt Der .Yef. e., has anerfannte
Organ pes Siterrei9ilden MiniterS an>
rraIy, Splsenees: n5ier in @ien bat
man ben SSnts BON Stalien nit beiimms
ten pplitiI6sn anforrerunsen serldpnt,
ater in Berlin miro er icl6sn nidt aus
;uwei6en permSsen. Sier besniiste man
ii6 nit hem Ssfeben freufrna6barli6sr
8esisbunssn, in Berlin aber wirp man
carauf rrinsen, cas M%mahunsen bic
finftisen Sesiebunsen swii6en rem
Oeuti1en Hsi6e u. Stalien reseln. Sier
pirf;e man es abselebnt baben. cas fdnfs
tise GonclaSe, iberbaupt Die @erbaltnil1e
pes papitbumeS in Grpdsuns gu ;isben,
in Berlin ipiro man earauf rrinsen, Der
Stride s~eseniber semeiniame Stsauns gu
nebmen f; bier betra6tet man li6 ni6t als
i'm Sample NIT Der Stride besriHsn, tpdbs
rent jerc6 rem Oeut16en Nei6e II. Sta
lien bic Spliraritit eieIeS Samples ais
Mussansspunft zines Sdnpniiles eiensn
fam. Aus pieisn 0rlnpen ersiebt itd
bic 8abrItsinlidtsit ra6 jest in Berlin
bic Yrdliminarisu elmer reutibs italisnts
l6en Gillian; atseI&lc6en werpen, raB
absr spt, elmer peut sbiterreid d.
9sitaltenii6en alItans
t unit bic &epe it,"
Oemna9 paren bic Iansuinii9en
5pTnunssn StalienS unp Osutidlans,
wsl9e ii1 an ben Ssiu9 Sictpr Gma1
nusls in @isn fnipften, ni9t in Grill
lung sesansen unp Der DSrurer9rue u.
SancI6las" bepeutst ni6t mebr ais Elm
pffcisles @aufellpisL, in lpweit es nan,s
lid Seferrei6 bstriHt.