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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-12
RAILWAY NEWS.
Annual Meeting OF the Mouon stock.
holders-5everal New Directors
Elected-The New Union
Depot-Other Items.

II. Il. Downing, General Passenger Agent
OF the J. NJ. 4 l., will return from his South
ern trip about the last OF the month.
New Orleans business has been very heavy
the past week or two.
The Committee OF Five CT the W6se
tate association will meet today.
NJ. j. Haricr. President OF the Rote Auto.
matte Brake Company, has invited the
Westinghouse Brake Company 20 q omplete
and ttarohing test Of their brake In conf G.
tition with The Rote. This test 20 bo made
In 90 complete and critical manner as 10
show the railroads Of the country, as we'll as
the Railroad Commissioners OF the various
States, which OF the two brakes is the one
which should be used. Tho test will IL Is
UNDERWOOD be on the Pennsylvania Road.
local railroad man ia speaking OF the
Kyle Electric Bel Cord yesterday afternoon
said II was an excellent contrivsnce, and
would IN time DO generally adopted by
Wtf.ern railroads. Tho inveat0f is young
man. and was ct one time In tie employ OF
the j., NJ. and l. His Invention was tested
ON The Nandnlia some time ago and gave
arfRt satisfaction. II 10 90 be- hoped that IL
II take Tho place OF the cid clothes line
now In general ufc
An important meeting OF the General
Managers OF the Union halfway Company
will be held next week. General Manager
MoCroa, OF The Pennsylvania, 70. II Thomas
lee Line, President Ingalls, Big -Four, and
mhny others will he IN attendance. It In
ptnffhlly believed that at thia meeting the
Union 10 ople will decide unnn q suitable los
cation Of the new depot. Many persons are
Of the opinion that the new structure will
be erected On The around occupied hy the
present depot while Others believe a. Will hs
hniit VA thp eastern rhfi bt tho city un tha
plot owned by the Paw iiandie. A new
detei viii hn huilt va yrnf at nnY faie, and
one lat u indianapolis mHV well feel nr sud
Of i0f II will hH The equpl u not the aus
pefiof 81 any elm la structure in the uniled
b.hleh.
pfAhY 70 ntsieM
nAffMoHr, March 1.-THE resignation OF
William NJ, Clements, superintendent OF The
mhin eYalem OF The Baltimore aud Ohio
lisllfoae wnh before the il1ntd 81 Directors
a The monthly tlseling to-day The matter
WnH not acted nbhn, ana there Ia hope That
When Vice President tppneef returns 90 this
city The difficulty will ba arranged 20 Glenn
eats Will continue Ia lhe hefVlep Ut The road,
4HH H., NJ a, Atm q, ANNUAL
Nfw Nent March II AT tho annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Louias
vile, New Albany and Chicago Railroad 10.
day, Robert Il HIT, OF illinois, Wal elected
President. and the following Bard OF
Directors we're elected John j, Allof,
iilheft ienaK Kennedy, Samuel sloan, u,
81, linlal0n, iamea Roosevelt, William
nowd, llIhn Root aud JAMES u, hmith, VI
New YoFk robert Il, iiitl, a. u. cnmminfs
Rnd John n Carpn, OF illnosl aud h ~
hlAndliufd aud 4, M, palleh OF Kentucky,
Measfrs Dowd Root hmith, Cummings and
Carson, are new members,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-12
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
Tine Msrket-House and City Hall Bill
Passes the House.
Doorkeeper Frey Exonerated by the
Caucus Committee-other
Notes.

Mr.. echmidps bill, authorizing the city OF
Indianapolis 10 build a market-house and
city hall was passed yesterday afternoon by
n vote OF IS 10 b.
Mr.. Copeland's bill, fixing railroad pat
nengertarif at three cents per mile, passed the
House Yesterday. While the legal tariff has
heretofore been four cents the ma GRITTY OF the
roads have been charging bat three'cent
tate.
Senator Touches bin, which provides that
when corporations or manufacturer become
insolvent. the claims OF their employees for
vsges 10 the amount OF $50 shall be preferred
over those OF other creditors, passed the
House yesterday.
The claim OF David Il. Munsen for 81. i52 %
Tor lightning rods placed upon the Insane
Asylum and allowed By the Provisional
Hoard bat unpaid owing 20 the failure of the
appropriation came up In the House yoiter.
fay. The bill was reoommittod
htr. Jsmeson's bill concerning banks aud
providing for penalties against issuing drafts
or receiving deposits when they know That
abe bank II not solvent, came up on its pass.
uts yesterday afternoon aud was advocated
by its author who explained ils provisions.
The bill vas pessed by vote OF 20 TO 4. .
The bill limiting The tax law IN Marion
County, introduced In the Senate by Mr..
Winter came up In The House yesterday and
was rassed by vote OF GO 10 . II limits the
thk lew tor 1860 60 thiftl three cents on the
y for current expenses, and ten cents 10 pay
Interest nod such extra EXPENSES ss were Ia
sufftd In building the work house,
The Democratic members Of the ltonss
snfi IN caucus nj noon yesterday 10 reoalvs
Abe report OF The COMMITTEES appointed 10 Ia
~taiiaase certain charges against Doofkeepei
ifsy, A majority report ek0neratna ths
noofkepnsr aud minority report charging
him with having been nuilty of questionable
sotdufi we're huhmIitad, The only nnlnl nn
which the members ~ the committee disa
sfepd was concerning the appointment OF 4
mar named lilnshaF, ha being compelled by
ihe poolkeane % pay the g panaea ot man
Nv The name Of Crush Who had come here
expecting % be appointed 20 a position un
DEF The noofhaapef, The minority thought
Trey himself should have raid The expense.
81 the disappointed applicant.
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The Supreme Court.

The following cases were decided in the
Supreme Court yesterday:
HIPS. John G. Lsutz vs. John w. Mot
felt ct al. Hancock G. Q. Reversed. Eli
lott, ].
1850. The State ex rel. Francis A. Wen
ger VS.. Andrew J. Mcintosh. Washington
&. @. Affirmed. Howk, ].
11,742. Atlas Epgine Works rs Louis F..
Randall. Marion s. C.. Reversed. Mitch
ell. ].
6 4i6. August c. Trsntmau VS.. Chris.
iopher G. Fletcher eft al. Allen c. c. Pc
tition overruled. Mitchell, J.
IL 642. njsn'in r. Vail ct al VS.. Enoch
Reinhsrt. Pulsski G. c. Oolnion recalled
and Judgment set aide. Collars c. J.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-12

Musical and nibarnlan Entertainment.
A musical and llhtrnian entertainment
by the alsters' music pupils will be- given
At 80. Patfoh'a Hall, on Virginia avenue
Tor the benefit OF lhe school, next Tuesday
evening. This will he tAre treai, aa all
who have heretofore attended thNe enter
iAinmenta can testify Three pianos, loaned
by Emil Wuleohner, and drums, bells, tam
bornes, ETC., by Charles Mayer & Co, will be
employed, Tho programme ~ elaborate and
"a 40 follows
rlaniits" Mines faine, O keii aud Agelo rabolt,
uiaauhtwMls llM'e turlps.
Misses Josie shislf and stella Adams
Aeeompnniam~ Miftes Katie Dalton and Llskle
h0uVY
"rmmetps Grand Souvenir March ,.,,....,, 49,
Annie ,eseh LssIe a. n2g is s9p khYa pA''oa
euilarittA- Misses Lucy ianshoine ana Laura
hpfingalein,
Acfhmpansin IA r0hlunea, with drums, TAM
borInes, silver bells. etc Misses Josie shields,
Ida stout, lille iiannon, Nozzle aud Annle
lshety, hell,e NaFFen, May Pierce, MARY
hfindiy, Hannah Dalton, May Skeiy, Mamie
Murphy ana tolte Null
1.-THE Imigranta ileyefy,h ReeilaliOn,.......,. -
Mifa Ella keliehfr,
"aWeet Vale OF Arcs" Song ,.,..,,.,,......-. ---
Miss HnfhhTh Shields,
ACcompnniat-Mim hslher O'Nei
"fchoes from the Green Isle" ,,.s., -
pianlslf-Mssea Llzsle nouyy and Anna Regain.
orpensi- mrs Cecilia aioklesou,
"Ny Fifft Music Lesson Comic SONG ,,.,,u, -----
Miss Lottle Null
Aecompaniht-Mlai Hannah Dalton,
PIanisis : Lille hannon, Laura spril'sateen,
Mgzzie flaheEly, Mary Pierce, helle
Hfindey anu Mary skplly,
oraanisl Mas Ida stout
Vocal oiiartet by tne Young ladies'
Aee0mpanist-Mlss Esther ONeill
"My spanish Guitar" song Ia Character. -
Miss Laura Sprlngstecn.
Cuilarist-Mss Lucy LanghOrne.
paniat-Miss Mezzie Flaherly
Tho Mooking Bird.
fenitts-miaes Cecilia slckleson. Alice Coy,
Rose knocky
Organlst-Mifs Aggie Talbot
Acoompanist-Mlss Mamie Murphy.
FAIRY Bowers" Vocal Duet ..,...........
Misses Cecilia SleklesOn aud Agile Talbot.
Accompanist-Miss Et or O'Neili.
brilliant Concert Melodies, '.............,.. -
Miss Anna Reagan.
"Gala Day In Boarding school" .......... Cartata
ACcompanists-MissesA Alice Coy. Maud Schmidt
aud Maggie Haley
1.-THE Sisters Birthday"-SOng.....
Misses Lille Bannon and Anna Flaherty
Aocompanist-Miss Katie Dalton
Sparkling Emerald Redava' ....................
Pianists-Misses Mary Moran. Mary Rafferty,, Rose
Laura Sprngstein and Anna Flaherty.
Organist-Miss Stella tAdams
The Connecticut Peddler"-song in Characters.
Anua kegan.
Accompanist-Miss Esther oNeil
pianist"Misses stella Adams NsSSe rsisv Ro.I
Shocky, Alice Coy and May Moran.
Organist-Miss Anna Regau.
Accompanies In costume, with guitars, tambo
rines silver bell drum, etc.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-12

Il @. ~. 1891. An ordinance requiring the G.,
II. ] f, q. J.. ana e. Hallway c.. 70 station
liugmnh 80 The crossing Va iis tracks Win Nnry.
land street.
srcri0s ~ 70 ordained bg ~ C.lnpon ComcR
oHd h0efd nIaiHffHfH ~ Nf GfV ~ fidiHaup9fis
n boz the tincinnatL indianapolis, TO- LoniH aud
thiuiho Railway tomphny be, and IL Is hereby
required 90 place and mniutain some discreet per.
son, over inc Hge OF tNpntysonc year,, &C the
crossing ~ iit tthtkH with Maryland street, In the
city 81 luGlahhpulih, 20 warn persons crossing
SAID sif 81 auo tracks Ri end near said point. Of
ydtd with e rot fac. and shall be "a his post OF
dnit from oclo1F q. m. tlil O'CLOCK y. m. OF
ts,l week cav.
WC p Should aald Company fell or refuse TO
tuWuW with The foregoing provisions alter the
ipAirH effect of us ordinance, n shall be fined Ina
ttu} dei "a such failure, Aud after notice 90
TIE rfirf rRl agent uf ollcef OF taid Company at
illp ~ u fnuinnHpullHt 81 the e. laaufo Of this
1tf ihHut., Whfn 10 shall have taken pnrri he,
rHii event uf officer, shall ihpwifn be personally
liable a. IKE hnp for pfefy day thereafter that
tfr 81 1hlH ordinance shall take efrft nnd We
ln ipfft from ana Nfnf ifa passage hnu publication
Tor Unr day pnph week fur two ca" .tUHllfa NpaRt
M lit inHntupnNt tnilUl Htl
lattgu ht ihu common Nu lhis H0th day OF
JOHN 4 MeHAaftll, Mayor
Attest ufn 4 hWtHlU, tllY CLERK
ietseQ ~ te huaid oi Aldermen thia hlh DAY
hUAi8ARp UoRiHoh, President
Attest lhAbN W. tNtifF tlrfh
Ordained and established The pih iAyoi March,
John T., NusAsffu, Mayor,
HNAtNAUn UuiuaOt,
President noaid ~ Aldermen
AZ eat GEO. n nhtpfi0i city uleih,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-12

II stops carelessness 1t protects business
men. and is adapted to all retail establish
mtnts. Call and see the wonder of the age,
the National Cash Register. IL will be on
exhibition for four days at As East Washing.
ton street, at @. Drinks Cigar store.
WILLIAM LOCKWOOD, Agent.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-12

SECOND GRAND EXCURSION 70 New
Orleans ane the Worlds Fair. The Great
Excursion steamer BIGiSANDY VIII leave Gin.
oinnsu Tuesday, March %. at 5 p. N. viii re.
main Ia New Orleans six day. Fac SIS for the
refund trip, which includes board ia New Orleans
For rooms, write OF telegraph C. NJ. HOLLOW AY
superintendent Sig sandy and fomereY Packet
% Crcinrati o.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-12
DIED.

WOLt-leserday afternoon at O'Clock, G. n,
Wolf. OF erysipelas, aged 81 years months aud 20
deys; was born In Nuertemburg. Germany
Funeral VIII take place from his late residence,
corner Delawsre and McCarty streets, az 80 p. m.
sud NJ r. IN. from the German M. +. Church,
corner New Jersey and New York streets. Friends
OF the family Invited.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-12
n1HosE going 10 uoi snrinra lor Az -

THOSE going 70 Hot Springs Tor the treatment
i OF syphilis, gleet fcrofula, ana all CutaneOua
or blood diseases, can be cured for one.taird the
cost OF such trip az the old reliable stand. have
the advantage of long and successful expe rlence
can werrant a cure in all cases. Spernatorrhea
ald imrotenoy, Ia all their stages, positively
cured. ONCE hours a. m. % D. m. q Virginia
avenue indianapolis. Pills sent with full direc.
tons at 81 per box. DR.. BENNETT, successor 70
Dr. Ewing.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-12
no MANuFAcTuRERs-A rare opporLunIly lor

y pufcuhhe or Ithsc TOT TIM OF yttIa
The 4. T.. Ferry Lumber Company, OF Montague,
siory buildine h6xiao feet well uehfed ebasttng
anu pulleys fun length, with engine room 50xf0
feet ample boiler ana engine all in good repair,
roomy grounds; convenient for water shipment,
and also alongside 9. and ". NJ Railroad track.
address, for price and terms, ROBERT CATH.
MSS, Agent.
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w Akftl-s situation 10 20 0ui hY lhe Gay af
w viii so general AouhpWofH whore can take
CHA oi ave 3eafn, CAN on address hp 81 sonin
Noble htTepi. I'D
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-12

CITuATIOS WANTED-In store or once By
> young man not afraid OF work lens expert
enCe steady and correct habits. can furnish let
Ter OF recommendation from present EMPLOYER
Address r. A., Box 2sl oxford, .. II
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-12

w Warrington tfYlngl' 10 energetic mpn a
gooi chance oieled, u n C0LLiER pi North
Delaware street. ~
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-12
ANNouNoEMENTs

a ENCOURAGEMENT - Charlotte Thompson az
~ English Opera House al this week. We1nes-
day and saturday matlnees, Tor beneli 81 Olive
Branch Lodge No. 2. X, OF r.. Tickets 10 be had OF
the members OF order at their place OF business,
or on the streets. Reserved seat tickets, hny aud
thirty.hve cents, 100
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-12
TO LEASE.

ITO LEAsE-Hotel with bar aiteched good locN.
! ton near Union Depot; AL fixtures for sale.
Address HoIEL tbs Once. mar3lme0d
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FOR SALE.

EoR sALE-one dne drai. stallion. RALsroE
~ & 90. IS
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-02-07

which is now enclosed cumposcs
about 500 acres. YOU can see how
hard it is TO estimate the daily at.
tendance, and the management
refuse to make the daily receipts,
for what reason your correspondent
is unable to state.
At first it was feared that means
OF transportation between the
grounds and Canal street, the
center of the CITY, would not be
adequate to ACCOMMODATE the public,
but 20 far no Inconvenience haS
been experienced. by certain lines
YOU can go the Whole distance for
one farc-5 C ts-Whilc 10y other
lines il costs two tarCe-ur YOU c"n
by a round trip ticket "ve" the
different ''Rapid transit' liuct
an the river for Is cents, ard extra
boats and cars will be added rs the
travel demands.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-02-07

A woman juror Of Wyoming
Territory was asked by another to
write III her autogrsph album. She
wrote
They talk abouta woman's sphere
As though it had Il limit -;
There's not a place in earth teaveu,
There's not a task to mankind giv'n,
There's not u blessing or a woe,
There's not IA whispered YES or no,
There's not 4 life. death, or birth,
That haze atcathcr's weight OF worth,
Without a womsn in it.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-02-07
Real Mean.

Two Young ladies' were over
heard talking glibly and confident
tally on a suburban train.
Now, MARY" said one, "tell
me why Charley and you quarrel
3D."
because he's 4 ninny, that's
the reason. You know hes been
coming to see me for two wear. g,
and | could see just as plain a' any
body else that lie was head over
lcels in love with me But he
didn't ecem to have any Snup to
him, and | got resi- impatient. Just
4, any girl would have done. A
few nights before Christmas, tie
,lIled to see me an before h.,
went ava, | sad: Charley. !
want to make YOU a Christmas
present. but ! want to be sure ii
sill suit Won Ii is something l. a
nice, warm. useful and ornamental.
and will alwsya stay with Won :
a scarf hc SAYS. '.Nonot II scar
| said, though it might embrace.
YOU. 1t weighs about Il hundred
bounds, and I've heard YOU say
Won Thought it very prrcious.' o.,
[ KIN W., Le SAYS, 4 bicycle By
this time ! was nearly mad. but
m rle one m ~ eff rt. Not n III
cycle Siys, 10 1t it ran wax, has
i mouth. eyes. pretty hair, aud is
very atlGcti"nSte.' Now | know
ic said, and what de- Won think the
ninny guessed that time? \ big
Newourdland dog. W never
so iisglstrd in my lite, and have
not seen Charley since. lle'StTtat-
cd me real mean, and now leap
wear is gone, ANA / just ate him.
On, there he is now, at the 0:hcr
end OF the car. Amt he sweet |
wish he would come and talk to
US
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-02-07

Subscriptions iuvar.Abl.. 10 Advancr.
'~insiecOpieS . cEnA, oYscintpn cuplgs
free.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-02-07

One Australian said to another:
81 say mate, / must have dropped
off to 3 eep all of a sudden last
night, for when aw"kc this morn
ing / found my hand on my FOREHEAD
.iaet a. left it when singning the
cross on lying down" Why,
man that's nothing. III tell you
what once happened to me. One
morning as | aw"kc | found my
self resting with NV hands o., the
bed and my b dy stretching out in
the air" "What!' II must
have gene to sleep in the act of
jumping into bed
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-02-07
Halea Anecdotes.

John 7. Hale, in Il debate in the
senate in January, 1853, ridiculrd
a remark which had been made by
Senator Llrmmcns, of Alabama
that the union was already dissoIv
cd. ''Sir," snid Mr.. Hale, IF il
is not Il matter too serious for d
pleasant illustration, let me Civ,
YOU one. Once in my life, in tjtc
capacity of a Justice of the peace
for | held that office before | was
q senator-l was called nj to "tli i
ate in uniting a coupe in the bonds
Of mttrimony. They came up and
| made short work OF it. | asked
the man if he would take the won
an whom he held by the hand to be
his welded wife ; he replied, 4"
be sure | will ; | came here to d."
that very thing | then put the
question to the lady whether she
would have the ma tor her huS-
band, and when she answered in
affirmative, | told them they were
man and wife then. She looked
up in astonishmrnt, and inquired,
rs that ALE Yes said /, that's
all 'Well, said she, it's not such
a mighty affair as | expected it +"
be, after all Ii this union is al
ready dissolved it has produced
less %cammntion in the act than |
expected. '-Be". Ieriey I1or.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-02-07
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

County Commissioners,
Z T. STONE, y. ". BSrAN, j.. A. BGoTH.
lhs.
School Commissioner,
GLo. L. ULRICK,N AMOS EAAERs. E. KEINr
Precinct No. 5, Directory,
uitice OF the Peace, ........ u. Is. COLLIER
>onslAole. .CuAs. Bull.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-02-07

Mother-"Why don't you get
mp. my soil when | called You y
Son-"Because it was SO dark that
couldn't see To dress myself. -
Mother-''Why, my childl What
do Won mean 7 1t was as light as
dAy when | called YOU" Son
Bat, mother. how could | know
it was lightl / had my eyes shut
you know"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-02-07

Can a MAI marry hi widows
sister {" is II of The traps LAID for
unreAecting persons.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-02-07

docs your wife wear Il .Iersy!
blandly asked the smoothe-tongurd
dry goods clerk Of Tarmer Furraw,
who was making u few purchases
for his better half.
Now look a-here, .voungicller,'
said the old granger, with a look
of mingled scorn and ferocitv,'
don't yer be too fresh. | may be IL
countryma /; but I'll b. burned ii
I'll take any graft from yer"
''Why, | diin't mean anything"
tilnidIy rttorted the clerk, II
merely a'ked il your wife wore a
.rsry.'
well, sir, iftha;'s all yer want
o know Ill tell We She milks
Jerseys and feeds EN-, but, 10y
gosh ! she don't wear 'em, con.
found yer pictcr!'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-01

Woblueritanben, uidt Der glpparat iiebt,
'er bilft bios gum Seben, gum @rI9auen
BON Sinsen, bic mir obne bieien @pparat
ME, ober ME in Dieier @eitaIt erbIiden
wiirben. @enn man bieIen Mpparat, Der
eisentli6 wie elm pbotpsrapbtl9er &aiten
ausiiebt, benz @emible Der srSBten StraBe
pom 9aris ). 9. ausistt (pie bies aud
tbatia9li9 sei6ebsn if), 10 fam man bus
bur6 folsenbes Vilb gepinneu: @uf elmer
platte. Die ni9t sr0Ber lit, ais sep6bns
Ii9es Srieitartens 5ormat, unb bic I'M Mps
parate ui6t ldnger als ben 5ebnten Gbeil
elmer Sefunbe sur Mufnabme bes Siloes
mar, entitebt cine serabesu unslaubli9 ses
treue Wiebersabe bes san3en Grsibens auI
Der StruBe NIT al ben Sunberten pom
WenI9en, Tbieren, @dsen, Sduiern unb
Bdumen. Die WieberSabe lit aber ni1t
blos cine oberfld4Ii@e unb peri9mpmmene,
ionbern (unb baS lit ebsn bas Neue an Der
@rfinbuns) cine 10 bauri6arf senaue unb
treue Ibbilbuns, baB aud ni6t Der ~tleinite
Sus bes Strabenlebens p~erloren sebt.
Sober e%inseIne Der Ieniden, unb ieien
ibrer Euuienbe absebilbst, eri9eint unter
benz Mitroifop nit Ser Oeutlidte elmer
&abinetsY Photographic. Nan fam ieben
&nopf am &ode, isben Der Meni9en ,dbs
len, unb iebes Slatt an benz Baumen fam
beatli9 beoba9tet werben. llnb CUR Grs
5eusnn5 bieies abioIut ssnauen Bibles
elmer gausen @elt BON @esenitdnben
brau@t Der neue apparat bDditens ben
Sebnteu Gbeil elmer Sefunbe! Sas Iufs
ieben, bas Der neue gpparat In Der wiTen.
i1aftIi6en unb te6nii6en @elt ma9t,
fam man ii6 leidt porifeleu. SIT man
bod bur9 i'm in Die Sage periebt, gan,
prdciie bauernoe 8ilber pon ioIden Oinsen
gu buben, bic ii9 bis babin elmer setreuen
6iriruns entSosen. ga, man bat ben
Npparat i3on nit @rfoIs In Der aitrono;
mic ansemanbt. Man bat 6amit bic 8il;
Der Wiilionen Weilen melt entfernter glebel.
fleden aufsenommen nub bic Silber banu
inter bas Rifroifpp selest. Die iibsr,
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