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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-04
4 DIAMOND MERCHANT LOCKED uP.

For some time past an i'll feeling has prevailed be-
tween Thomas II. Watson, dry goods broker Of
No. 3l5 Broadway, and Charles W. McLane. q
dealer in diamonds, of No. 347 West Thrty-ninth-
st. Six years ago Watson saw Mclean Ia the sc.
Denis Hotel in Broadway and Eleventh-st.. and
called the attention of of the attendants to tho
circumstance that he sitting near some coats.
McI.ane became very much irrltatcd. Subse-
quently, whenever the men met here was an alter
cation and on June - Mclane struck Watson
with a cane over the head and face In broadway.
W watson applied for warrant for assault and bat
terry, and il was given to Officer Gardner. of tho
Toinbs Squad. McLane was taken into custody by
Detectives O'Neil and Won Gerlchten, OF the Cen
trail Office. Friday. and detained mt Headquarters
over night. He represented by Counsellor
Peter Mitchell yesterday at the Tombs Police
Court. Justice Duffy committed the accused to
prison fox fifteen days in default OF ~ 900 bail ~
be of GOOD behavior Tor six months.
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AGAINST VlyISECTION.

TO the Edttor OF TIE Tribune.
SIR: Many thanks to TIE TRIBUNE for
reproducing part the very able article ON vlysec
top published IN Scr6ners agazne for July IL Is IA
subject on which the public in general should be in
formed and for spreading information no means are
40 efficient as daily newspapers Ii seems incred
Bile that crueties should he possible In this eoun
try and should practsed by men who have grown up
in the atmosphere of Christianity. As long ago 1875,
the Roy al Society OF England for the Prevention OF
Cruelty TO Animals " received memorial signed 10y
mauy emluent men, eminent In the medical proies-
sion praying the society take action against he
crueties pract sed in the OF science One passage
runs thus:
The vast benefit to the OF humanity which the
society the past hall century effected would IN
humble estimation remain altogctuer onc-sided and
INCOMPLETE II while brutal carriers and ignorant cOstcr
mongers brought 10 punishment for uareaiing the
animals under their charge learned and refined gentle
men shoild be lett uBquestiuned g inhct 'ar
qusc pain upon sl more sensitive CIR atfes rs II the
mere alegat on Of scientific purpose removed then
ABOVE all legal or moral responsibility
As TIE TRIBUNE stineushed in past days fol
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY so-TRIPlE SHEET

Grape and pongee scrrfs draperes are worked upon
the sewage edge with equally uencite
colors Ia open work; between the opcn bars and
fcaihc-y sRrtchcs small palms ana leGvos ihsso
scarfs accompany plain pongces OF color Pretty
neckecnicfs coarcttcs take the pace OF col
lars and to combining full ruohes Tor the meek hanu
some black grenadines have sleeves OF black Spanish
lace Tbs black satin skirts with the grenadines
have bOyeusc Just peeping from the edge, or go"sol
ored SATIN and the basque Is fastened with gold buttons
One Of tue most convenient as wei as economical,
fashions OF the day Is the " Adjustable train when
can he attached to walking drcss In natural ana
graceful This square train intended Tor cere-
mcnious purposes IL huttOnef on TO the skrf ana ar
ranged with perfect ease and simplicity After
the quantity requisite for walking skirs y
purchased, three yards VIII DE heehcu
for the train. three and half and three ana hai
yards for the trimming II made OF THU material
silk lining Will be needed one OF silesla. MeSsrs'
Lord q TAYLOR; Arnold, Constable d Co.. Heain
Brothers; II. ONeill and Madame Demorest VIII
please ept thanks for attention.
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when the four horses were strung out with big gaps be-
tween them Danichef having great advantage Dsni-
chef retained that advantage all the way. none OF the
o. YER ever & ne Of p" The fou starters and
tho betting were rs follows Ackermas horse surge
(aeed. los pornds, S725 Puryear Co.'S redng Dan
sisng Of Tsyors goldng Pilot % years, 1O3 pounds'
and Lenders mare Dlxey (6 years, 121 pounds) Fllo
II selling race distance ia mlies dnc ,a wss
when ,t came IL was about as bad az IL couiu nc NO
words need be asted on the m psn the Tess
nowhere Dizzy gave spice OF fun to the funeral She
was entered to be sold for $1,000. IL anyone shoud
So for her he would be apt to repent ms bargain;
She fell further and further behind the others unt
finally she in about quarter OF mile III tue rear
She greeted with shouts and laughter The selling
price OF Danlcnef wac also $1,000 but nobody "aheo
him at that sum, and Puiyear still keeps him.
French pool tickets Danichef paid $1S 90
DISTURBANCE BEATEN IN THE HURDLE RACE.
For tho handicap hurdle l2 miles over SIX hur
dies three appeard horse Disturbance q years.
las pounds Cattnachs mare Bertha o. 14O), and
Days geding Pomeroy o. 140) Meany, as usual rode
Disturbance. Nolan was on Bertha and Manon OF
Pomeroy Disturbance brought 5000 in the bet,
ting 10 500 for the field Pomer9y ennVef tse
first breakaway He came back unwi nGly, and TIE
Subsequent proceedings interested him no more; Notn
inc could induce him really to run ne wouid 90 is
bu, he exhibits painful lack OF enterprise. Ber.na
behaved credtably and led all the way. much TO tue
disgust of the many hackers of Disturbance; he.us
horse laborrd on the heavy track and showed neither
speed nor pluck Bertha by eight lengths In 3ol ~
Disturbance second, and Pomeroy. who had been rush
ing all over the track, last French pool tickets pao
$22 90
The meeting will be continued Mondey with six races
including the Jersey Derby. the Shrewsbury Handcap
and q sieepechase The racing VIII begin carly, so that
the spectators get home In time 1or evening auuE
ments But TO that object the special express
BY the arai route must get BACK much raster lhah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-04
RESISTING AN ARREST.

Justice WandeIl, in the Essex Market Police
Court yesterday issued warrant for the arrest OF
Martin Nicholson age twenty nine at the instance OF
his sister Margaret. Of No. 32I East Twethst on a
cbar0e Of disorderly conduct The warrant de-
tyared In 10 the hands OF Sergeant Long or the Court
squad and detailed Officer simmons TO execute tne
older of be Court The latter proceeded 10 No. 32l
East TweIftn-st and there met Nicholson. who declined
10 accompany the officer. He ran into areJr yard,
Where be raised garden shade. aud approaching SIM
mons threateue tO Kill hun. Tue latter drew his re-
yOlver aud held Nicholson ut bay until officer Singer mr.
riyed The two officers compelled The 10 sub
,n't ia arrest Justice Waudcll committed him 10 the
Island for six months and fined him $40.
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AN EXPERIENCE IN THEArRE-GoING.

To The EditOr or The TrIbune.
SIR / see by to-day's TRIBUNE that the
tickets for the Booth entertainment ready for
Friday. They were advertised ready for Thursday,
and went that day &c, tickets for my wife and
daughters and found the sale had becn going from
Monday. not surprised, for have had tie Sumo
experience every theatrical occasion Of special note
in NewYork for years. The best seats have always
been taken by one-I have been able 10 dis
cover by wbom-long before the day publicly adyer-
fused for their sale.
IN my business make II rule never 10 deal with any
second time who mas once deceived me. If held
to this determination In theatrical matters | should
attempt to bus tickets for extra0rtlbary
cas0n here, for I have had experiences again and
again whca exactly coincide with nv present expers
ence at the Madison square Theatre. Respectfully.
PATERTAMIINs.
Windsor Hotel Ne.c- York, June 90, 1850.
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Windsor Hotel. Ne,c York, June 20, lss0.
THE PERSONAL PROPERTY LISTS.
10 The EdifOr Of The TrlONne.

SIR believe New-York City owes great
injury to your publishing the lists of personal properly.
You have caused the present tax law to bc
duced into the Legs ature What fsta. blow
be given to New York City and the interests Of News
York real estate than the proposed listing bl.i How
eau New-York hope ~ be financial centre whoa sue
was rapid becomingi Capital Is easily driven away.
Taxation Of money bonds personal property il
known in London or Paris and is very light In Phia-
dephia. WHAT should d6l to raise the money for
State taxation NewYOri Central and other corpora
TONS, is done in Pennsylvania AT any rate. you will
certainly lose the State to the Republican party for
there is Republican majority IA the Legislature and
the Republican party Will De- held resDon sDle
Union Club, Neu- York, May /, 1850. r. LEWIS.
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THE POODLE DRANK OUT OF THE WATER
CUP
To the Editor OF The Tribune.

To ne EdtfOF OF TIC IFtUUNe,
SIR: | beg to call the attention of You
readers the progress Of civilization oxemplhed
by incident which occurred day or two ARC IN
on enc OF the New-Jcrscy railways young woman
entered with her little pet OF the terrier breed of the
silver gray variety which she gave the beside
Der next TO window where 1t might enjoy the
cry. This entertainment being somewhat dry a. this
OF drought, she took tie dear crc3tre by and by
the water-cOoer and cheered t with drunk from The
provided for passe ggers wbO are usually admitted
into the r. be sure the cup Was not the most
inviting style OF drinking vessels. but the only
OF the Otner thirty passengers who might per-
haps to drink from Il after such trcfi You're
truly, a DRY JERsETMhN.
JcrSeu Cttu lime %. 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-04

GREAT MEN.-Lockhart, of The Quarterly.
on r.a, hing he ina az Wcimar 10 the course OF Ger.
man Onr asked the waiter whether Goethe tue great
poet" was IN The town The mau shook his head. "a ~
lie ha never heard the pam" before. but the ancady
sugsested that the traveller mignt mean " Herr Won
Gorthe the Prvy Councillor" An appropriate pendant
Iaureae. A tourist. who happened 10 pass through
village close TO a country house whoa the poet had re-
Gently taken Observed an nkeeper (uo doubt ne OK
butler OF a large estabisGmeni) So YOU have got he
great Mr.. Teanyson here o. =" 9reat!" returned mine
boat greatl why. there's only Que manseVant. and
he doesnt sleep IN The h0ase."-lPon.
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ALWAYS READY FOR DANGER.

To the razor or rae TF.bune.
SIR In view of the late frightful calamity
on hoard the seawanhaka, would 1t not De VIII 10
force motto, that E,cn person mast secure life pre-
sci yer on entering the bOatW Women men either.
would b. less apt TO lose the wits and there their
chances OF SAFETY IL The moral force present wach
accompanies knowledge that means OF SAFETY i at
hand Respectfully. Ga H.
Netc- York June 20. 1880.
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AN APPEAL FOR SEATS FOR sHoP-woMEN.

FFVI Ut "t
SIR Is there no possibility that human help
can be extended to shop girls Brutality IL being
pracsed toward thousands OF women ~ this city every
day. VIII not the press or NewYork nsst that these
girls and women have seats provided for thcmi VIII
OF physicians vino know what crime u Is
require any stand ten hours q day, twenty
days IN every month, come forward and reeeho
enforce my single protest. notice that this
side Of the counter furnished with seats while they
stand like so many martyrs. before us: would
fuse patrODize shop h't seats 90 SIT
while ponder over shades and compare aces and
tnts The shOpgrlG expected 10 be evil, sweet
tempered, and erect from morning until night, always
standing. / wonder 4 the shOp-xcepcrs have no
daughters mothers sisters and conception Of the
strength aud weakness OF woman they lacking
IN element Of decent human sympathy. Wit not the
of influence, posllo and wealth ia New.lork
second my appeal for all these siser women. whose
mute suferings In the face every 81 QUE
lives, and help to crush evil that Is DISGRACE 90 us
MARGUERITE 4. AYMAR.
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A PEMEDy AGAINST THE ARMY WORM.

To the RAZOR Of The Tribune.
SIR: see from dispatches that the army
worm is making havoc in Connecticut. We have had
them here. Oar remedy was to plough the or four
burrows then to drag with heavy log until tue earth
was puyerized. The cannot get over deep dust
Oar faIIn,rs then filled the dtch with straw aud hIei
IL. This remedy proved q success here.
BclDOnL H., June %, 1880. ID. {. ". MILLS.
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ENCOURAGING AMERICAN COMPOSERS.

To the razor or The Trtoane.
SIR: Mr.. George G. lockwood offers for
two anthems, OF from four to seven minutes ength. two
pfzes Of $40 and $780, contribute TO the promotion
Of digned and eyerent school OF sacred composition
In America, the composer surrender the copyright"
Does he any way contribute 10 the dignity OF sscred
comuostiOn by THIS oder ANY publisher viii willingly
nay mach literally fOr ile same work. ana anJrd
a better chaEcc at its becoming known.
Let us know where III We Wish 10 encourage
native talent there must be some irducCmeni bevcDt
what already have. AMERICAN.
Neir- York, June 80, 1850.
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HOW TO REPLACE THE LOST HAY CROP.

To the Edttor OF The Tri6Hnc
SIR: Ii is now plain that there will be less
than half hay crop North South, East and West
Yonr paper could do amount OF good by showing
how this may be remedied to great eKent. There IL
nothing equal for fodder TO sowed broad
cast like wheat oats, and cut just the silk forms.
Ordinary land will produce two tons OF this Of feed
and we now have ten fifteen days to this crop
There another great Improvement that could be used
in conjunction with ELSEWHERE Of green
can he made TO produce than any three Of
good meadow gTass-I mean the "silo." IL was In
vented years in Franc and has oeen brought
10 perfection there and IN Austria ana Is being intro
duced into this country. There several IN use In
Putnam County. IL consists OF brick or stone IN
closure something like Od-,asbiOned lmekiiu. Tho
green corn, mett etc. is cut In lengths 30 about an
Inch and placed the Enclosure TO the amount OF
ten 100 tons. The top IL covered with hOlrds and
stones, or weights So that there s constant pressure
BY tbs means n supply OF fodder for cattle
horses ~ kept hand. Mich do not shrink
part their milk under this feed IN the Winter The
celebrated hay OF Austria ~ saved on the same
principle IL Is cut green and buried In trenches WITH
pressure applied vertically. AGRICULTURE.
keJc- York, July l. 1880.
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Its noble advocacy OF the cause 81 the pressed until
the crisis and the evil swept away from our
country. as with wbIiwind. 50 may II nov TO this
contention o: opinions help the OF The hcp,ess
until smother crisis shall and aud b. delivered
from the sta n OF such barbarous cruelty VIZ.
PhHddc,ohia, June 80 1850.
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LIVE WHILE You MAY.-Timid passenger
las lhe gals fresnened) Is there any dahEeri Tar
tomlnOuAly) Vel, them rs likes good dinner had
better hcy IL to-day r-iPanoh.
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STEAMBOATS, SHOULD NOT BE RENAMED
TO the GATOR Of The Trtbune
SIR: In view of the prospect of further legiSla-
ton regardink steamboats,. wound II not be good
gestou TO insert clause preventing the changing OF
the names OF vcsscsi the public could then form
little idea OF tier age Yours truly, "
Netc- York, June 80 1850.
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III 9ie 8erliner gslet(ldaff Tilt Gro.

|. - Die 8erliner GsfelGda{f fat Gro.
fllnbe bielt ibre erite Sibung mad ben
SommerfetienJ ab.H Sn oerlelben err
i9ienlin alier Srii6e unb Diunterfeit
prof. ST.. 8aftiai1, Der unermiiolid)e
Nelfenee uno GorI1er. 9iesmal ift
beriel6e bon elmer 6abrt um ben gan3en
grobal 5uriidgefebrt ltno giebt Der. ger=
iammlung in fur5en 1mri1en cine Ye>
ieiner sweijdbrisen Inter
nebmungert. Sr. gaIfian ging bon
Berlin aus sunddit na6 perlien, mo er
10 f6tper etfranfte, oaB man fir fein
2eben fiir9tete, bann na6 eynoien unb
Nflam, bon ba gu Dem inoii9en 9lr6i=
pei, oann na6 Multralien, Neuleelanb,
ben 9aDaiizSnieln, galifornien, bur9=
freuSte ben amerifaniI6en Sentiment
uno beriueilte ldngere 3eit in Dlhatan,
iuo er bic Senfmdler zines altsinbiani=
i9en Gulturbolfes itubirte. Bon Wtittel=
Mmerifa lit oer fiibne Tori9er oireft
auriidgefebrt. Seine grfahrungen fabt
er In elmer S9luBbetra9tung etlpa oaz
bin auiamnlen:: IS befinben 1i9 in unz
fern 'etbnolosiiden Grfotf6ainsen -bes
oeutenoe 2iiden. 0ie tpiloen urp6Ifer
bergeben tuie. S9neefoden bor Der
Some iunbG laHenl feitle Spur ibres
geIte9ens stiriid. gfa9 oieier &i9tung
bin bleiben bic Miden linausgefillf, i,ar
bic untergebenDen. Gulturbolfer lailen
in ibren gauoenfmdlern bic Spuren
ibres 8eitebens 3uriid llnb aus bielem
Last f9 laan6e eide ausfuaen.i. +.
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9te americanii1e NrdiIbentens
tonhl

(aus tsr Wisnsr "grsisa sr.Ts" soa Is. OetJ
@irb bic 9err{haft Der rsputlifant.
fden Yartsi fir wstttre bier SABRE fdsr'
| 9eaeQt, 70 III bies ntat blps fur Mmtriea,
! lcnbern aud fur europa als eiue @otl.
tbat 3u betraatsn. 3war tSnnsn MIR bic.
fen Iuslprud be,iisli@ unferfs @elttbsi.
I nur NIT 8urbsbalt tbun, eenn bic re,
pubiieanifHe partsi III bic 3auptftIse bsr
felt fsdjebn Sabren In BEN gsreinisten
Staaten berrf4snb,n Sdue3oqpolitit,
pslde Der eurppatfaen 9npuarie arcben
SGabsn bsrsttet. MQein tn jeber anberen
5inifdt stub BE grbaltuns bss essen.
wayti9en Nsstmsnies ale niiblia betrad.
tet werben esnn BE Dieeerwabl zines
republteantl1en wrdfbentsn barst bafIr,
sab tpsber bas @arn Der @tlbftSntse
nod Der SnFationifsn seiponnsn usrbtn
ptrb, bab bic Staatssldutissr unSsrt,irat
In tbrea Redten eel6abt unb bic Sap,
0aatsn bausrnb terubist usrstn. Mu9
ote @ermtttluns ,.pildsn peru unb gbtli,
tuelde bic l1ntons gtssierung iibernpmmen
BAT, wtrb fiir europa ni&t pbne psrtteil.
bafte NIdpirfung bleibtn. l1eberbauyt
fnb bic Waht unb Der Nei4tbum ber
8srsinigten Staateu unter bem repnbliea=
ntfaen Reelneat. Il, 70 rafatr 3unatms
bssrtfen, bae bic YrdFosntsnwabl bei je.
ber Biesertetr cine tGasre tnternationale
9sbeutuns sewinnt. ubpobl bic gereints.
ten @taatsn btstsr freas ben @runs1ab
beubadtet baben, fa in tif Dsltbaneel
nt&t etn3umtfden.
Der Muflhwung Der Ser. Staaten felt
bsm 8lrsertrisse mub aIs elm ssrase,u
pbdnumsnalsr ts3etanet msrtsn. Die
Sdaaren esr 80ltsrmaneeruns, Don be.
men si 4 Gurspa umssfaltet wurse, tn.
ten, rom Stanppuntt rsr 3ifern atlein
senummsn, 3ur l1nbspsutsnpb.it berab,
wenn mir bsbentsn. bae bic BssSlffruns
her gersinisnn y6taaten felt 60 5abrsn
uns 10 Mtlltcnen unb felt 20 Satre,t nm
S MilIionen Ginwanbersr sermetrt nor.
ZEN III.
rlnwittatlI4 ri&tet ita b.im antlide
bisisr 3ifern Der @sbante auf bic gu.
tunft. Dcbin wirD es Norbamsriea bet
10 raider Gntwidluns In ,tpan3ig, In funf=
GIG Sabren 9ebraAt babtn? 9stne 8ults.
3aN wtrb eana wuol osrtsnisen RuBlarts
;slsi&fommsn ubtr melt entfernt bason,
eab uns bies NIT Belorenib erfaq.e, pie
90 Der San mare, wenn f& Hublanbo
gsoSIleruns tn iul@em @rabe ssrmtbrts,
tstradten mir bas Nuftlaten Norsamsri.
cas- ALT gefrieeieuns.a Dasislte wirb
StsQeiGt Elm mUralilhes 5wanssmittel fur
bic mabsebenben @ewalten In europa bil.
ben, BE 0anite tbrtr gsiler mSetthR 3u
bsfrisoisen. bamit bisislbsn ntAt nod fdr.
tsr mad BEN glboraop ieufsits bes Seeans
gejcgtn werbtri unp bic Muswanbrrung
ni&t ins unSsteure waaR.
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gtn sroBer Wuf.

Darn.rs Safe Ribn.y unb elytr Gute
BAT stnsn @uf srlanst, Der fa niat auf
einjelne Ssftionen brs QanbtS te(Grdntt.
% befnbsn a& in rem prdparat tsine
fHablidsn Sutfantn ober Temperate
Stimnlan,sn. So btiiebt nur aus geae
tabilten unb bat ll& bic anerfennuna st.
niger Ser t0@ien mseisinii&en Mutoritat.n
bes eanoss erworbsa. Nsw yprt Doyle.
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Sin Dinlemotenx xNcnmot !

- Sin Diplcmaten. gcnmct. Sin
acrreiponecnt ber .a. g." er,dblt, ct
babe Dor weuisen 1aaen. i'm @esenmart
eines berporrascueeu StaatsmauneS taS
Mort yconcert european sebraudt, mO-
rauf serielbe antipOrtete: rGs i9eiut
mir fart peritimtt. bieieS 8on,ert, pers
ebrter 6err, es madt reat idledte Wuz
lh." rnt nud elmer fleihsn Yuuie ieete
er' bin3u: nInf Der gsSeite: @anibetta,
@aribalbL glabitpne, @prtldatnH,"s.
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@ett tnpft Quft.

5atrtfarteit er3tust bst Grttltern blafie
@siihtsr. fhtHlsn Nppettt, armss Blut,
untbdtise qstsr unb gliersn. unb Yla(en.
btiGwerben. NfIe Mer3te uub aue Mebt.
nen csr Belt iSnnen itnsn niat telfen,
ilc miiiisu eatuecer In bic frifG. Quft se.
ben oter 3Opien Bitter sebraunen. gs 1T
bits has srtinee un6 bsFs 6silmittsl, te,
iOnbers fur iOl&e Gdas; 20 {Aaft @elunb.
belt, Bsbasen unb .rotst @ansen unb
lplift ,nur cine &Ieiniateit @iebe anbere
5paltt. - Gbrillian 0eeorosr
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y ON 0eipaiaer Narite.

Sunee Grau: Das l1ao ia bibide
Nepfel graunselb nit rSttlihen Strei-
fen! Wie, beibt bena eiSentli9 bisie
Bauerin; Sa. mifeu Sc, mel CUBES
WtaSameden, bas rpeeb id Sic ielwer
nid amer bic 70 finn, bic FINN aile 70!
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@easn 5amorrsoipen atebt es et

- @esen 5amurrbotpen siebt es elm
3userlafffs uno mtle wtrfenbes 6eilmittsl,
senannt "Mnafeiis." Das III etn Mtt.
tel, ni&t gum tnnerltden @ebrau&, fon.
bern sur auberlidsn Nntpsnbuns fur inner
Hide Wtrtuns Bet @putbetern Die Sdadtel
poa Ju $1.O0 su taben. probsn fret.
5ranfo 3uesfd'dt burd .. Nsu0abter &
Co., gSr 3946, Nsp yort. ....,.
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3u 1crmietben.

3u 1crmietben.
Gin Wobnbaus, @teinSetduee, nit
Staa, 5ol5baus, srobem 9of, bas 5aus
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