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VICE PRESIDENT WILSON At MEMPHIS

RECEPTION BY CITY OPFICIALs-A BRIEF ADDRESS
CALLS FROM PROMINENT CITIzENs-MR. WILSON'S
FUTURE MOVEMENTS.
MEMrHrs, Tenn, May 9.-Vice- President
Wilson arrived at O'Clock yesterday the Memphis
aud Louisville train. He met at the National Como
terry by Committees from the General Council and Cham
Der OF Commerce. and arriving at the depot In this
city met by Mayor League and the remainder OF the
city officials The Mayor received the Vce-President
with . brief address. rendering the Inequalities OF the
city, TO which Mr.. Wilson responded in an appropriate
manner taking occasion to say that he travelling
simply private citizen to see the country; and. after
referring to his AnSlavery record and the late war;
which he thought could not have been averted by
power Of hoped that peace and good feeling would
succeed a bitterness and that country would prosper
and become the greatest nation upon earth After air
from the band In attendance, the party took carriages
for the Peabody Hotel, where an immense crowd had
assembled In response to loud calls the Vice President
appeared upon the veranda and made short address
During the afternoon large number Of prominent cti
zens, Including Col Casey Young member OF Congress
exGov. Harris, Gen. Patterson, Collector OF Internal
Revenue and others, called upon Mr. Wilson. The Vice
President Will remain here until Monday evening" when
he leaves for Little Rock The state OF his health and
the weather viii determine whether he will go To Texas
St. Ous and il to the latter place he will extend his
trip TO Denver; but it his intention TO roach home early
In June.
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THE BLACK HILLS.
GOV. THAYER TO AID IN TIE YRGOTIAIIONs-A
PARTY OF MINERS BROUGHT BACK BY SCOUT
YNO panty

Gov THAYER TO AID IN TIE ERGOTIATIONs-A
PARTY OF MINERS BROUGHT BACK BY SCOUT
mo PARTY.
OMAHA, Neb., May 9.-GOv. John NJ. Thaycr
Of Wyoming left here for Washington yesterday to assist
negotiating for the cession OF the Black Hills with the
dcputaton Of Sioux the way that city for that
purpose.
About April % last a party Of men at Red Cloud
Agency suddenly disappeared in the direction OF the
Black Hills. Lieut. Rogers with scouting party
aeDt after them, and May returned with five OF them
The remainder returned next day.
The military authorities think there no white men
tho ,lck Hills ZION and that 1t Is impossible
mining parties ~ pass tho Gordon OF scouts and
military.
THE INDIAN DELEGATION DELAYED AT LARAMIE.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 9.-The Commits
soncr Of Indian Affairs has received telegram from
Agent Savllc saying the delegation Of Indians consist
ing OF Red Cloud, spotted Tail, and other chiefs OF the
Bruc-sioux, the Ogalaa-soux, the Uncapapas, the
Sansarc, and MnicoDous, essariy delayed at
Laramie through the Influence Of four or five halfbreeds
who want to come Washington interpreters. He
asked that orders he sent to Red Cloud and Little Wound
start for Washington and proceed at 10 Cheyenne
The Commissioner tclegraphed the desired instruction.
aud il presumed the delegation left Cheyenne FOR
Washington this morning. delegation OF Cheyenne
Indians consisting OF about ten are supposed to be al
ready the way. The entire delegation with interpret
CTS will consist Of about 30
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THE BROOKLYN CITY COMMISSIONERS.
ATTITUDE OF THE MAYOR AND DEMOCRATIC
LEADERS.

Both Mayor Hunter and ex-Register Nc
Laughn refuse publicly to define their attitude
and intentions concerning the pending municipal
reorganization In Brooklyn. SO far as can be
learned, however. the political situation remains
virtually unchanged Mayor Hunter, 1t Ia believed VIII
not recall his letters Of nomination. unless 1t be TO SUD
sue another name for that of General SlOcum who bas
declined the nomination for Commissioner OF Police ana
Excise. Mcssrs Kingsley and Mclaughlin, on tho oter
hand, It is avered equally determined that none Oh
the Mayors nominations shall be conni1neo
excert that Of Thomas w. Adams for Conmissl0ncr OF
CITY Works and cX-E scisc Commissioner Iohu iy9ulh
fer Commissioner of Police and Excise lnis Wog i
sult iu mixed Commissions with Democratic naloreH
"a follows: CITY WORKS Palmer Rep.l. Adams DEM,
Fowler ODen1 Police and Excise, Jourdan iEci.b ~
burn Dcm.l, Briggs. (DcIn.l ,ooo.o,
The mixed commission plan which has been advocated
nv several leading Democrats partsahs was al nftl or
posed Ivy Kingsley and Mclaughlin, hut they are sald
now to have Withdrawn their opposition IN hope o. mus
obtaining Republican favor at the next election as Mayor
Urnter has developed strength which they hesitate ~
meet There are many who believe that me ljOard ~
Aldermen will take decisive action at their eeung ths
AFTERNOON but among others who profess have knowi
edge on the subject IL said that the Board n key nny
10 listen to reading OF the nominating letters aud Then
70 postpone action for one week.
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STATE LEGISLATION FOR BRooKLYN.

VIEWS OF OFFICIALS AND POLITICIANS UPON THE
BILLS IN REFERENCE TO THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE
AND HEMPSTEAD RESERVOIR.
There was considerable discussion in Brook
lyn yesterday among officials and politicians, the
Last River Bridge bill and its amendments and upon the
Hampstead Reservoir bill which passed on saturday
MAYOR Hunter stated TO reporter Of THE TRIBUNE, in
regard 10 the Bridge bill that good business men had
been appointed recently Bridge Directors, and this bill
looked as II it was intended TO push them out.
The present Directors had shown desire
30 push tho work forward honestly. and he
thought they Ought to be retained. They were non
partisan appoiDtees, brt IN selecting ther successors
dagger ot paIfsanSIlp 80 far AZ the money
provision cOnceIncd nc could make 10 special ONCE
ton II the honey honestly expended. William Mar
sball said while be did consider II fair for Brooklyn
To pay twothTds and NewlOrk only onethird. II was
the best that could he done ri present Harvey Earring
ton pressed similar views, bat believed that cOniDu
lions snOuld be optional
Mayor Hunter eaid of the Hampstead Reservoir bill
that he opposed 10 IL, and that the appropriation Of
100000 10 complete the reservoir was altogether too
much. The bill having passed. amended. the Mayor
said he would make 40 further objection to the ac, itself
but he minated that when aldeunanc resolutions for
spending the money come before HIM for approval, he
would scIutnize them very closely AID make prompt
use OF the veto power i'll ease of necessity.
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granted after that time. During the past week 275
licenses have been issued and $1,125 received Major
Hunt Chief Of the Permit Bureau has issued since May J.
I ,sS5 permits, and received s257l.
Gen Porter, Commissioner Of Public Works, has ap-
pointed william f. Emmett, jr., Payroll Accountant in
the Bureau Of Construction Of Roads and Avenues In
place OF Jamcs Turnbull removed Gen Porter reports
Public Works for the past week For Croton wafer rents
and penalties, &S6,635 10; for tapping CrOton P'Ics
1912; for vault permits 1914 3d. for sewer permits
$3.50; for pipe sold to contractors, gil Total
S3s.353 o..
Owing to the differences between the Mayor and Con-
troer relative to the signing of warrants the hreme
are still unpaid.
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ilo iast annual statement Of the Company published
OBITUARY..
". T. HUBBARD,

n. L. Hubbard, one Of the oldest members
OF the Produce Exchange died Saturday ut the WASH
ngton Hotel 20. Broadway Mr. Hubbard was born
In Matttuek suffolk County, L. l., on May -, l1s1 In
1898 he removed to this city, and afer reaching his
majority went Ia East Hampstead j. l., where lie taught
school for some time. Returning to Newly orr, lc be
caInc q clerk and bookkeeper, Gni finally entered
into partnership with Samuel Fanaing for
the sale Of groceries CatheiIno-st, between
Water and Cberry-ets The partnership was
desolved at the end of year. and Mr. Hubbard carrying
on the Business alJne alter the ap,c "a ten ycls found
himself 81 800 In debt beyond all dscs In te hope O
rc wing his fortunes he established himself IN Water
H. and carried on thc provision commission business
lien proved prof tbc that 1T the end OF ten years
Miss Sn~,n Log al, daughter Of a M0nr Logan, whO
Inc, fought IN the revolution He continued 10 an;'s
wealth rapidly until he HID very large fortune for those
DAYS hat was induced to entc: INTO spccalalons which
resulted Ia his financial ruin.
lie was one tile earliest subscribers 10 the STOCK OF
the Hudson River Railroad, buying 20 shares ~ tie
st0ck which he nftcrward soI at loss. Ia politics lie
was iir.t "A Wing, AMI uftcrward n Republican. lie had
positive for .c, aud 1T one time Was member
Of every musical sociey In The city The er years 81
his fe passed Ia Obsruty 1no Produce Exchange
allowed him the freedom Of the floor ~ cOnsid ration OF
his early ani long membership nd number Of othCr
nshcd his ;i,iIs n "a handsome vOlulGe, and sold
copies for his benefit. The members Of the Exchange
viii meet al D. III to-day To take some action upon las
death Inc funeral viii take place tomorrow at D. m
Rev. DE- B0ot5s church, at Tenths and Univ or
sity-pace.
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The Weather fayOrap.e Tor the prattce dnu go0u
as res we're obtained L. L. Hepburn has not positvcy
De- @ 10 the team TO ireland Ia wnich event
Capt Bruce viii take his place Ibe irlsh Auieiic"n
Rir Ch also uracIced for The first time tDS season. on
ssu,risv afternoon for the Tub badse The distance
200 and 800 yIdS The result wa" M as IGO% Co
(;Ion i9; Capt Collins, III Edward Browne, o. Coi.
Wugate Inspector of Khe Practice III The State. made
successful experiments IL regard 10 inc ACCURACY vi
sl,a 4
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NOTES FROM MUNICIPAL OFFICES.

The Mayors Marshall John Tyler Kelly, has
v;yau notice that tho for the renewal OF licenses for
sswnbroksrs secondhand dealers junk shop keepers
&c exp,res on June !. and taat 40 Ieussas Will 10
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THERMOMETER
BAROMETER
ppoMJSENT ARRIVALS.

S. Nicholas Hotel-ScDator A. :. Mcrrimon OF
North Carolina and he Rev Charles Chapman OF Montreal
C,lssv House-Rcar Admiral William Reynolds T. = navy
,DdsT Eof,I-Senaors A. Paddock AID y. W. Hitchcock
ri Nebraska Fun Arenus Hoht-Judge George f. Com
STOCK of Syaens g. Koopnanscbap Of san Francisco eny
park Of Roson and Major Browne of the 9Th Regiment
British Army HoteI BrtnSWickCol g. Johnston OF Ken
tucsy Nsr York hOfct - John J.. Hay'nOhu UVUHdS
Hou:e-Raron de Busserre and wife Of Paiia
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Tile SPLNCER INYrsrIG ATInN

MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 9.-The Spencer In
vesgating Committee IL still in ssi1n here and II il
understood that astounding Development have been
made, showing corrupt IRE OF money TO keep up the
Courthouse Legislature. The testimony Of Perrin
not given out ny any VI the Committee tleY mt
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HON n VS..

THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY, AT HUDNUTS, IN
BROADWAY
SAm-63o Eodn-Glo. 81. m-72'. Mnnight-5l'.
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvATORY
ABsTRAcT oP REPORT bon yHg wREK ENDING At =. ~
NAY & 1875
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RIFLE PRACTICE OF THE AMERICAN TEAM.
The American Rifle team for 1875 pract;r


together for tie first time Saturday, at Crocal
Those present were: Capt. Bruce, Gen. - =. N-,...
MAJOR Henry Fulton, Col II. A. Gidersiee H. 9. JeH
ell O. w. Yale, and A w. Canfeid jr. Tie Glowing Ia
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The popular writer who had assumed the


maine OF Trim died recently Paris For years he
wrote the daily article In the Petu Journal, Of which he
was one Of the founders and which in than two ears
attained dsiiy circulation Of 100000 copies. lie re-
ceiyed from this political paper price one s4
400 a wear but in 1869 lac Joined the saf Of the Ici
noailef which paid him salary OF $4,000. Ills real
name was Napoleon Lospcs. aud he begsn c see.e-
tary 70 Tie we'll known dstocssSs Nid0Sx
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A NEW OCEAN STEAMSHIP.

TIE CITY OF BERLIN, OF THE INMAN LINE.
The City of Berlin, which left Liverpool on
June 2s, arrived In this city yesterday This vessel is
the largest aud OF the which form the
feet Of the inrnan Steamship Company Notvithstand
ing the continual head winds, the passage WAS made IN
10 days The City OF Berlin which is stated to be the
largest ,tcamshp afoat with the single exception OF the
Great Eastern, built 10y Hesss. Laird Co. al Green
oc the Clyde River The vessel measures Ass feet in
length and 500 feet al; the width Is ii feet; depth
of spar deck 81 feet and the depth Of the tonnage deck
10 feet. There are four decks The gross
measurement is 5,49O tons. The steamer is
propelled by pair OF inverted, directact
ing, compound. high and lOwpressure engines, Of
900 horsepower nomnaY, but capable Of being worked
up ~ ve times that power the trial trip $500 horse
power indicated The low pressure cylinder is 100
inches and the chprcssurc cylinder - inches in diam
Steam is supplied by II boilers which are 50 ar
ranged that any number can be cut OF they are heated
by 80 furnaces. Ample means have been adopted for
Ventilation the fnocerOoul. and indeed in every por
aud the RIBS and beams are OF unusual strength The
deck IL OF iron plating, securely rvced TO every
from Tue decks covered with wood. There are eight
buleads, which reach from keel TO main deck thus
dividing the bull into nine Nacl-tlglt COmtrtuelIIS and
adding both strength and safety 10 me ship;
The S s1eST % 90 e S Hi ngIe s
rugged, like all OF the steamers of This linz aud is eabe
modatiuis for 500 pdssengcrs-200 saloon passengers
and 800 intermediate and stcer8ge p2sseng rs besides
feet in length and ~ feet wide The apartments fur
nished with modern ship improvements The ftaterooms
tho sptdeck The accommodations for the steer
axe passengers the main deck. and are divided
into compartments, not more than FROM sin
teen to twcntyfour persons being allowed 10 one
compartment Tie steamer carries ten large
boats eight Of which licbOats Of the most approved
construction. Tie water tanks capable of containing
10000 gallons Two sets OF disabling apparatus are fur
nished which will produce 100 gallons OF water per Our
There Is also q large supply OF lfe-buoys. There
several powerful pumps, one Of which Is worried
b. donkey CINE. The steering apparatus Is Of new
and improved design and - situated In front of the
churrOo. aud Immediately under the eye Of the captain
or Otioer in charge.
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HEALTH LIFT. $50 Fifth-ave, betwecl
Twenty srrOni and Twenty foous beet
care. Refers o Cyrus w. Field etc.
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SPORTS OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE STUDENTS.

SPORTS OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE STUDENTS.
The Columbia College Athletic Association
held its seventh annual meeting Mott Haven Oh satuI-
day The exercises witnessed By large number OF
members from other clubs The one mile walking race
was VOL by Mr. Frances in minutes 4 seconds. Mr.
whitmOre won in baseball throwing his throw bcin7
3l3 feet. Tho fat Of 100 yards was won 10y hr
Root In 3 seconds. In the hurdle OF 100 yards
Is Lindlty seconds la Aat OF one mile
the MI. HenWick, IN minutes l42: se"ods
Nj. Pryor IN the running high Jumps, jumping .
feet inch The thrce-leggrd 10y M"ssrs.
Brown and Hammond The walking match of three
nlos won ~ 30 minutes 10 seconds by W. w BVen
Mr.. BOtSlIt the victor in the long running jump,
reaching lG feet inches AT the standing long Jump Mr.
Bugirt the defiance being feet inches. IDc exer-
Cisco closed with of quarter of nile, which was
won w W. Waller IN minute seconds.
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DON'T irritate your lungs with a stubborn
congh WHOM remedy safe and certain a. Dr. JAMES TX
rrioEANr easily procured throat and lung
speedily helped by it,
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LORD & TAYLOR, Grand and Chrystie-sts
Eng Body Brussels 81 80 aud 81 10 Eng and Am Tapes
try 81 and al II y
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"Nay you live long and be happy as RIP
Van Wrinkle saws VIE. sensible. and prudent
buy NAV HAT at the pCpular kNOA- No 2l2
the Ftfth Avenue Hotel
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For the best Elastic Stockings and Support
ing Belts go to PoMEEOY's, 7ii Broadway, ~ Y.
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lAnnonncemontAl
DANDRUFr-BURNErT's COCAINE removes.

DR.. LYONS TOOTH TABLETL
An elegant toilet luxury.
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The Thrty-first Anniversary of the PROTESTANT
Episcopal Church Missionary society foT scamen In the city
snd port Of Network, observed last evening In the
Church Of The Heavenly Rest Fifth AID Forty it ST.
The Rev DR. Samuel Cooke Rector OF SAINT Bartholomew
Church presided The Society supports three Mission sta
tons: Church Of Savomr a The foot OF PiAert l. T.
in carge tho Rev j. walker; the Chuic OF the
Ioy Comforter 365 West S., In charge Of the Pew
Henry f. Roberts air meeting Cneniies SIP
with Reading az No % south Il. III charge 81 The Rev
Rev Dr. D. u NJ Johnson Rector Of Mays Church in
Brooklyn.
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@&liaereicn. Sic @enSbar.ieh Wdlltcn ocn
BaNerh Nnter]agtn, beh 8tidof su &fcrb su
bc9tctNn Dtc 8oucrn miocrictten li6 uub
ese. Iensoauncn mub btsn ii@! bel Seite &C.
br0nat, nit ocm Troteit bcaniiNcn. Sn alien
9orfcrn (Sbr Scridtcrltottcr bat lucni0ltcnS
Gin 0ubcuo bcriibrD mar 9cfoa0t unh Mt,reA
9cforotioncu ouaebrod)t uAo 5tpdr ttob bcs
bcb6roliGcn 9etotrtcs. Nu6 bas Sd)itbcn
!uec nukcrio1t; trokbc,, tuallcu bic 86llcr auf
nlltn 2anbitrobcn. 9icic &erb1ltnilic bubtn
i0 untcr Den slacn ,tnO tbrilmeilc b'itW bic
MitIdulo oct @cb5rbtn tAtlutdclt."
"a. s9Nn lit alci6iam cin vultramoutouc5
@ctf8nouib" III Sic Monen 9etommcn uno Der
Grsbi ild)of uno bcr Eopl lino boS sllpba uno
Omega ibrcs 9cutcus: .GS lit 9un, gcutB,
bab in cinisti 0iilrittcu Gciitlidc, ,mtld)r otvn
nit bcm Situate >Ntnacu rib Die G}tleEc oncr<
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tuliy Der Souern boron bcrbinhcrt iucrocu.
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nno areifcn betrdftigen mnlltt, lptrbcn mcbr
nhb mclr nnttr9robcn un6 cr16iittcrt. Scr
erluartctc 3pieipalt in Der eitli@tcit iclbit
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Ser Sbip QSaiicufrcl1nA

ptrb bcraus9caebcn gum Sc irna ocs Yomcrob
Maiicnbauies fir &naben, ncldc MnltaIt ,u,,,
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9a bic 8abl oer bcrlaf1cuen 8naben arob; bos
Yomerog Maiicnbaus abcr beid)ranft uno arm
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slntalt ourd) s(nnabmc cines Der foIacubcn
@orldlagc 5u ultcrfibcn:
y Seoer, bet uns $500 baar einlcnbct, ben,
ldiden tuir Den vSbio gSaiiemfreuuo" iebe
GSodc, 10 lonae ct lcbt. Dieie lcbcus(1uoIis
dd)en abonnenten iucrben ais etifter bcs @oi<
lenbauieS bctra6tet uno mirb 70 lauoc bic
Nn1talt beitebt, td9lid fir iic aebctct.
p User uuS $1,000 baur cinicubct, bcm 1dli<
den iuir ben ~Sbio @aii aiienfrtuxo" 10 Sabre
lang ieoe Bod)e.
81 Wir bitten ollc Qcier, oos 9SoiienbouS
eisluelen hur@ cine bclicbisc @obc al untcr,
itiibcu
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8as@ Mue 8refe, 8ci;uunsen, Mnfrogcn, Core
fp onbenscn, @elbien bumgen &c. abreiire man at
@ep. sofep9 Setting, Someroy, Meiss 60. ..
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BsS@ ele 8refc, peIdbc has gSaienbaus bctrciie,,,
iino Su abreiiireu:
2srct9ers Of st. Srantis, someroy, o.
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Scoc1 Nbonnsnt, bcr fir ben Ohio Noilcu.
treuno" $3.50 besablt, tann acacn glatj,abluno
bon 60 Gents bic folscnpc %ramic er6altcn:
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0r. i. &aulen, in bcqlcmcm Saidlcnfor<
mot, gut gebunocn, nit ed)tcm @olr id)nitt unb
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oteles treefflidcn @cbctbudyeS iit $1.2O. Sic
9oonncntcn oeS uSbio Moiicnircuno" crbal=
ten oos 8ud portofrci fir nur 90 Gcnts.
Sum 8efteu Der gBailcn
oet1aaten @ ~1r 9egen boare 8edabluns
We s{nipelen nne Sbmuce aebcn. =M
Stc1c Sdmudladen iinb c b solbpIot-
ttrt uno cs oer'punoert iid Sebcr, Der unierc
s@mudiadcn eeicbcn bat, iiber Die feline gir<
belt unb ben billiscn Yreis. su teinem Su<
iuclcnltore fam mou 10 billio @d,mudiod,cn
faufcn ols bonn @oiicnf frcuno. gSir pericn6en
oieielbcn burd bic @rtreb uno oorontirrn Scm
ridti9cn Gmpfans. @er ouf cinmoI 5
Stlid bon unicren Sd)mudiod)cn beitel(t
oeln 1cnbcn tpir nod Gin StiieG mebr, bos bic
Hslten bet @rprcb oedt
9ir baben ieht folsenoc @cecni itanoe sur
Tcricnoung borratbia:
Nrlnbdnocr, oaS Guor $500
SDarms> @laubG Soffuuna unb eiebc
arltcllcnb, 6oa Set 800
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SDrrinae, oaS Yaar 100
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Sruitnaoeln fit 9crrcn, nit .Srcuicn.
rno anberc, bas Stid 90
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9llle 9cgcnitan bobeu ben bolleu @crt6,
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tade unierer %reiie. Sci Gin icnouna bcr &c.
1tellun9en 9cbc man scnau an, mas aepiinidjt
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fiibren.
- Mm 2l. Suli fanb III umiercr g{ad1bor-
ltoot @allipolis cine bcmotrotiid) @cr>
lammluns tatt, iuclder 9egen Ii, 900 @erionen
bc,ipoDntcn: Mebrere 9ampfer bottcn 5ouz
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