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New-York tribune., 1896-04-08
THE BRIDGE RAILROAD PLAN.
A LETTER FROM G l. RosSiTEA f''HS''tNi W
TIE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS RAILROAD
COMPANY

COMPANY.
N.vor strong said yesterday thar the project 10
run elevated trains of both the N'"-io''' "'''
n,ooklvn systems across the Brooklyn Bridge was
daily growing In popularity ,,
~ 49,. ,eco,ved , letter from George j Gould
to-day" he said He says that the plan "h''h
,..o.,eA ,,r enlarging the scheme by extensions
=, IN. Manhattan sys,em meets with MS approval
Mr. Gould save that he will be back from leNas III
o., dsvs or two weeks and would then see me on
the subject" 81,
The Mayor dii no, care TO make the letter public
A. II nas In the nature OF personal eommuh''a-
ton. 49,,
Tho fouowing letter from the president of the
proo,.lyn Heights Railroad Company vas received
yesterday:
To the Editor Of The Tribune .,,ao hy tho
pres,dents of the various surface roads in the Gi,y
of Brookyn to ne MayoIs Of d nG Rryn S Rrisc R
10 run certain OF their cars over the briig' ana
carry passengers for single fare an e1t1f'n , as
,ks, the proposition Is not feasible one ! pre-
sumo in view OF the importance OF h th'' m lemon
the travelling public that u II cou'n ne ,,ahI ur',ion
sirated that the proposition Is not only prir'cao,r
bu, could be p ne IN resent structure your paper
would favor IT. and beg 70 say that snona ,ns
And coreent bc given to lay rails on the road"ays
We would undertak" to do the entirc Work Work
further. tina, the interference with wagon trah,c
would he very sight a. they couin sortil,,' t - t"
the road"ayF or the b'rth' 80, hn-o ~ s,,
use the various streets In the city where me sur
face cars are running Also "a regards the weight
/ 81 our cars they are very much lighter than the
iarce cars used on the Bridge road. and therefore
| there would ne no objections on this account
uroorlvn Anrii 1895 G. l.. ROSSITER.
President Frederick Ihlminn. OF the syndicate
which wants to run elevated trains across the
Bridge without change Of cars. said yesterday In
brooklyn that nc In favor OF allowing the sur
| face railroads TO run across the Bridge. But.
said he las said that II is an engineering I'M
| possibility for both tho surface and elevated com
panies to run over the Bridge would he glad to
see the privilege granted to those which would give
better accommodations TO the public should he
,1 - boyo n o., to the surface people even II the
Elevated roads were refused. as believe II 10 ne
great thing for Brooklyn, and II would tenh 10 oln
| IN the Greater New York. Hut we have our piahs
| All prepa red and know just exactly how We are 60
/ ing TO run across. and the surface people do not
New-York tribune., 1896-04-08
WHY TOBACCO STOCK DECLINED.

decline Of ~ per cent in the common stock OF
the American Tobacco Company yesterday was
due to report that injunction was to be OBJ
tanned to prevent the payment Of the scrip div-
dend OF 20 per cent which was declared April and
was made payable May / to stockholders of record
April is. The report could be positively con-
nrmed. but there was reason TO believe that II
might be true There is much interest in the course
70 be pursued by the Governing Committee Of the
Stock Exchange. which meets to-day, In relation
TO the dividend on Tobacco stock.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-08
4 PAPER ON "MODERN MOSATCS."

The regular monthly meeting and dinner OF the
Architectural League OF New-York was held last
night In the rooms of the organization No. 2i5 West
Fifty-seventh-st President George y. Post pre-
sided The feature of the evening an interest
Ing paper by Charles X. Lamb Modern Mo-
saics The reading was enriched with n fine lot
OF stcreopicon views Of mosaic work Mr..
Lamb also showed examples OF the work In Vene-
tan enamel. French enamel and In American glass
mosaic '
New-York tribune., 1896-04-08
4 SLIGHT ADVANCE ~ STGAR.

The American Sugar Refining Company. conn
monty called the Sugar Trust yesterday advanced
the prices for all grades Of sugar one-sx'eeh'n OF
n q pound.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-08
WOMEN'S CAPES

It's like finding money TO get such values.
These cloth and velvet Capes are at exactly manu-.
facturers wholesale prices. This seasons goods. prey
trimmed some with lace, Others with JET silk. Mostly
one OF kind s37S to Slo should be 81 so to $ls.
WOMEN'S WRAPPERS
Chintz Wrappers light grounds, neat stripes, large
shirred ufle around square yoke, $.3S
Light colored annclette kopeS OF wrappers, gfoie AZ
neck and waist Sl.So.
Wrappers of fine bordered lawn, blue, black and
linen colors, $l-5O.
Fine lawn Wrappers, trimmed with neat braid and
lufle Sl.7S.
Fine lawn Wrappers, light and dark designs, square
woke trimmed with rulie and fancy stitching
Fine lawn Wrappers. Dresden patterns, 'il, 'front.'
watteau back. pretty collar effect OF ruffes and
lace, 81.
BOYS CLOTHING
Bows long trouscr Suits, button cutaway sack, solid
blue, black or fancy mixed cheviots and tweeds, a
to 10 US, sl0.S9.
Bows 2.piece Suits, pretty mixed and fine check
cheviots, double seat and knees, 8 10 10 yrs, ~
the s. kind.
Boys 2-pece Suits, best quality blue trioot, is
yrs, $780,
Bows 2.piece Suits black clay diagonal and brown
mixed cheviot, . TO IS yrs, $3.50.
Spring styles boys English serge Sailor Suits, band
somely trimmed with silk braid extra large collar,
3 to 10 yrs, S..
Boys tan coored covert cloth Top Goats fly front, 5
TO IA yrs $3.50.
BOYS blue serge Refers, to IL years, $50; the
So 70 kind.
Bows gaatea Sailor SUITS, blue -and-wtte, red-and-
white stripes, large collar, prettIy trimmed 3to u
yrs, $3.50.
BOYS II. & w. Underwais;s Of good, strong Jean. 3
to 10 yrs, zsc.
STEEL CHATELAINE WATCHES
With chatelalne pin. For women. We could
have sold thousands OF them If they could have
been had We have secured less than 100 and
they may go at IS; regularly $40.
sun UMBRELLAS
200 beautiful close rolled, pure silk blue Umbrellas.
might well be S. 80, now 81
High grade sample Umbrellas, each one different, all
p,re silk One lot at $3.50 includes Umbrellas that
have cost the manufacturer up TO $40.
-Four other lots at $3.50, $3.50, $3.50, $780,
And in no instance more than halt the value.
BAGS AND TRUNKS
Choosing is at its easiest stocks at Their fullest
and prices are likely to be higher rather than lower.
Canvas covered, cloth lined Trunks sheet ron bot
tom trays, brass Excelsior locks, rollers ~ H.,
$3.50; "a IN. So; 80 in, $3.50.
Leather Dress Suit Cases, 22x2i H., SJ.So
Genuine Alligator Bags, with toilet fittings. IA and ID
in. $685.
Genuine Alligator Club Bags, leather hnei, Vienna
handle. 10 to l3 in 500 usually double.
full line OF Steamer and Dress Trunks, III all styles
for women and men, and all OF them where you can see
sorts and sizes at glance.
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New-York tribune., 1896-04-08
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giving 10 the church more seating capacity. A new
organ Is also TO be purchased. The cost OF these
rsarrangements and additions has been estimated
at S4 900 The Easter collections. together with the
amount previously pledged, make the funo nov
New-York tribune., 1896-04-08

an.n.a.anHA41 10000. 90. H..1ea@:H's:"""":
=? X.RAYS. Free exhibition Of complete Z
I. poentoen outft-t.rookes tube induction eoi' &
Q etc-eyery day. Q to 12-1 to o'clock A pic 9
. ture OF somebody's bones taken eaeh hou''
%341aaa@4@~@3H2:@a@ @He":%"91~"es'''''"S"
SPECIAL SILKS
These lots were large and great as the cutting mas
been there is still full assortment
25c japanese Cord
32c to 81 natural white Habuta
3Sc japanese lailetas
SOc Brocaded TaletaS
6Oc black all silk Crepe Ondl.
And storeiu OF timely sorts OF every klnd.
DRESS Innings
These six specials for to-day
Fast black rustic Cambria, 81 yd
Best kid finished Cambrics, 4c yd.
Real English Hair Cloth, gay, LIc
Fine black French Hair Cloth, zoc
Al-woo black Moreen, SO IN. 4oc
MORE Basc, the new lining, iIiic
WHITE GOODS
Such selling as New York has not known for many a
day.
20c India linons at iOc yd
40 n Lawns at H. yd.
pc Linen colored Base at l5c yd
5Oc pin dotted Swiss at Loc yd
SOC pure Grass Linens at Us.
Thev are revolutionizng the White Goods trade
EMBROIDERlES
The greatest sale OF the season. Everything ~ your
favor The loss entirely the manufacturers
These h, dress widths 40 in. embroidered SklrungS
and Flouncings at rs and lSc yd are wonderful
Meant to he four times that.
The 81 in Founcings at IS for children are wonder
hl Ordinarily ST.
Womens Skirt Founcings all openwork. You'd
say 75c, we say 25c yd.
FEATHER BOAS
Real ostrich feathers More Feather Boss here, they
cav than anywhere else in this town More Feather
Boz, sold here in day than one would imagine could
be sold IN month Why, There are no cheap
mixed. rciyed goods on our counters. We 90 not
mention catch prices Good Boas cannot be produced
at catch prices. but We DO buy IN large lots from a
maker who serves no one but US and we put only a
small margin OF profit on the goods.
100 more OF those $500 Feather Boas such as sold for
$40 within i few weeks.
grand quality al 5000.
Finest Boas in this market at s9.7S and sll.7S.
CORSETS
A lot of the celebrated C. B. CorSets, white, black,
Grab and ecru called seconds. but we don't
know why But It lets make the price IS and
and o5c instead OF 81 and 81 %.
HANDKERCHIEFS
Another record breaking handkerchief sale. No
wonder when womens pure linen hemStItched Hand
kerchicS large SIZE are 81 each. But one dozen TO
customer.
Mems extra size pure linen clubrle tiandkcTehe'S at
lO You've paid 2jc FOR similar
Mems pure linen, real henstltched Hsndkerchlefs
extra size, l9c.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-08
IRON PYRITES DISCOVERED N WISCONSI,

Chicago. April Iron pyrites in commercially
valuable quantities have been discovered at Min
eral Point. WIS. and within a radius OF fifty miles
Industrial Commissioner Jackson. OF the 81. Paul
Road has just returned from extended investiga-
ton along the Mineral Point Division OF the system
and reports that the deposit OF sulphur ore al one
point from 10 to IS per cent OF sulphur The
ore has been known to exist in the region. where
zinc and lead arc mined. but not In commercially
valuable quality and quantity In New-York State
only the ore is used TO manufacture sulphite wood
In the Wisconsin pulp mills which now use the
Italian sulphur ~
New-York tribune., 1896-04-08
AGES.
APRU'S FROZEN TEARS

sadly out OF season, 0U tney maze no
tho eo Se enouqh Spring here And such getting
oqeer of timely goods We were neVer so we" prepared az 1oSas
NTH all that is Seasonabe
Stulish Millinery at moderate cost
Wonders in fashionable Wraps ana Su1ts
Unriualled Silks and Dress Goods
Cloves New Yorkers neUer saw og0Te
and so ON and on all along the Hne
New-York tribune., 1896-04-08
Spring |mp0rtatI0nS.

TOILET SETS--SPhCiAH
TERMS. VA
DIN ER SETS IN r'SI.|N
T,IE,u,y- FROM WHICH An
NUMBER OF PIECES CAN DE-
SELECTED. or
TABLE GLASSWARE IN POH-
ISHED CRYSTAL. ENIIHhLh 4
NEW DESIGNS.
ALSO AN ENDLESS VARIF'
OF FLOWER POTS AND Eh'i'n1"
TAILS.
RE:ASONABI.E PRICES.
DAVIS COLLAMORE { Co"
Limited,
Broadway & 21st Street,
md Casino Block. Newport H.
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9 a tterietp agen.

Wdbrenb bes Selb5uges in Siibz
Carolina unb namentli9 bel Der lans
gen 8elugerune bon CHARLESTON, tpa=
rem bic auf Der Sniel Morris itatioz
nirten 8eamten unb Wrbeiter beim
8au Der 2eitunsslinien bGufig GROCER
8efabr ausseiebt bur4 bas Seuer Der
fetnbli9en 8atterien. gtnes Sa9es
paren atpei bieIer 2eute bamit be-
f9dftigt, einen BON elmer 9raaate serz
rifenen 0rabt auf elmer Selegrap6enz
itan9e pieber 3uiammen5ubinben unb
gu befeitigen, als Elm tpoblge3ielter
S6uB aus elmer 8atterie Der gonf0z
oerirten Die Stange traf, pel9e iofort
nit Sfoldtoren, Orabt unb ben betz
ben Mdnnern auf ben gliidli9eripeiIe
tpei9en Sanb itiir5te. Giners anberen
Selegrapbiiten Der Union mar es i'm
September 1868 gelungen, auf Der 2t=
ME BON Gbarlestpn nd6 Sapannab,
in Der Ndbe bon pocotaligo, mebrere
Sepei6en Der Gpnf0berirten auf3uz
fungen, tpel4e einen ssmsini i9aftli9en
9lngriff berielben auf bic Corps Der
9enerdle 9ilmore unb Serrb betrd=
fen; Der 8eumte peritdnbiste foslei9
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q b p idefuns bes Orabtes.
bic beiben @snerGle bon ber 9lbIiht
bss Seinbes uno iebte iis babur9 in
ben Stanb, ibre Nrmeeabtbeilunaen
raid gu pereinigen unb ben 4ngriff
ab5ui4lagen. Ser eifrige syelbtelegraz
pbift ieoo9, Softer mar Iein Name,
tpuroe BEL bieiem 9sfs9te gefanaen
uno itarb in Der @efansenI9aft.
Sm Sabre 1864 fiibrte @enerai
Gfert als Gbef bes GeIbtslesrapbenz
Corps Elm Spitem CUR 9srfellung
neuer 2inien Elm, oas iih sana porz
treffliA betrGbrte. Cine Stole bon iIoz
lirtem Orabt BON btnrei9enber StGrte
lpurbe auf benz 3iiden zines Maulz
tbieres befeftist, oas Elm 8erittener am
3iigel fiibrte. Der Orabt tpidelte iid
% uno tpurbe bon ben 2eitungsarbeiz
tern auf Stanssn obsr an 8Gumen be-
feitigt, tpabrenb bic elettrii6en Bate
rien in eisens au biefem 3tpede COM
itruirten Wasen transportirt tpurben.
9luf bisie Wsile fonnten neue sFelbliz
MEN auBeroroentlid raid bergeiteut
ipsrben, mas our 5olge bate. baB Sc
neral Grant tudbrenb Der lebten 3eit
bes Rrieges tdslid bur9 ben Selez
graph Rapporte bon allen i'm sselbe
itebenben Nrmeeabtbeilungen erbielt
unb feline 8efeble, islbitberftdnblid
in gbiffren, alien unterfelbberren auz
geben laf1er fonnte, bon benen einiqe
mitunter tauienb enslii4e Meilsn BON
feinem 5auptquartier entfernt tparsn.
Die Mebr3abl Der tpdbrenb bes
4risses errihteten MilitGr 3elearaz
pbenlinien ipar 10 gut unb bauerbaft,
bdB oiefelben iogleth fir ben 6ans
bslsz unb priDatbertebr beniibt tpurz
rem. nadbem bic lsbte tpidtige Oepez
f1e bes Jelbtelegrapben bic Nadri9t
BON Der lIebergabe bes confoberirten
@enerals See, iotpie bonn Gale bes
leBten fpihtigen 8olIperfs, Ri9monb,
nah WuibinstDn gebra4t.
Die bsrDorrdgenben 2eiitungen bes
Gelbtelegrupben tpdbrenb bes 8iirgerz
frieges In Mnterifd baben fdmmtlicte
eurDpGifhen Nrmeen peranlaBt, ben
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Die GSefotefegrap6ie i'm
Siirgergriege.

Dor benz Nusbru9 oes SeceHipns=
frieses bate nod tein 9eerfiibrer Die
eroBe Widtigfeit oes Sslotelegrapben
ipG1reno zines 8rieses erfannt. gs
iparen 5par in Der &rim unb ipGter
in 8ritiih Sitinbisn bon ben Sranz
Sofen, reip. Den Gnsldnbern etnige Sez
lesrapbenlinten i'm Saufe oes Selbauz
ges gebaut tporben, bieielben batten
fi4 aber niht betpdhrt, oa lie nur unz
geniigenb NIT alien grforberli4em
perIeben tparen unb es namentli1 on
seiibten 2euten feblte. Die @enerdle
Der Union tparen bieGriten, tpelhe ben
experimentation Nuben, Die unse@
meine Wt6tisteit zines gut seleiteten
Jelbtelegrapben erfannten unb bon
be1nielben in Der uuseiebieften Weile
Gebraua ma9ten. Ils i'm Npril
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srapbsn Gorps hsreita Se sefd;d. IL
Der 9erifellung Der 2eitung, raR Die
Generdle gu ibrem srDBten @ritaunen
an iebem Mbenb ii9 in Der Gage befanz
Mbteitung etnes 4abel 3.

ben, nit ben anberen Mrmeeeorps unb
benz algemeinen 5auptquartiere telez
srapbiih pertebren gu fDnnen.
DAB man nit Mpparaten BON gez
ringer Wiberitanbsfraft unb idpaz
6en elettrtI9en StrDmen, tpie lie auf
ben gut iiolirten 2eituneen gu se<
ipObnliden3eiten seniisen, niat arbei=
ten tonnte, batten bic Gelbteleeraphtz
iten iebr balb erfabren, iie mubten
rRelais" BON GROCER Stdrte unb bic
frdftigiten 8atterien anipenben, Inn
ibre Oepeiden pbne StDrungen BEL fOrz
bern gu f0nnen. Wlttten i'm feinbli6en
Seuer idben fie oft auf einem 8aum<
itamm ober elmer 8iite, enpfinsen
unb erpebirten militdriIhe Depel6en
BON taufenb Worten unb mebr, obne
baB ie Elm srrtbum portam. Die 8e=
nerGle Der perI6iebenen Mrmeecorps
Der Union berbanten bieien pfli9tz
treuen 8eamten ni9t gum serinsiten
Sbeile bic errungenen Grfolee. Meb=
rere 8eamte bes 5elbtelesrapben=
Corps ftelen tpdbrenb bes &rieges,
anoere tpuroen beripunbet unb gefan=
gen, unter 9lnberem traf bieIes 2pps
einen SelegrapbiIten in Winneiter;
bod bdtte er, bepor er fi9 ergab, 3eit,
feline Oepei9en gu Derni9ten unb fei<
men Nppdrat gu oerIt0ren.
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Jel berpe bient.

Gs III m1hrerb hea o~;o.a -,
ssftsn ~ o,au :, -, Sss os atlsses hlnt
n.n w ;n,se ss.t.sD''n. W., ~ paBM:als, DE MT
Sstsora .aars. .tan nsxs. ign.patgsp!.en, iasp, ote
n;ttsis iapysmsugs. n;;n,s. yatuign!'1en uno
] snnS.rs Das.sa "..ssa.m1 sruplsapIaple NH De-
h,nS.r sunts.s , uuIgsl.sutsn upPara1en per-
ssm s nc N.s.s ~, S,s uD'' pes Mlnlse e1ntrefz
r.svt ua.nti;a :. nv aaIdulan9en. naz
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Ser Nsaibineu= u=gHoDaner.

Bisber galt basMeibeln bon &unlts
tperfen in @tein unb 0ola trob duer
Gort11ritte Der Wfdf4inentehntf
alse in unantof ftbares Worreht Der
Menf1enbanb, ,aber audi in btefes Bor,
re9t bat eine burh Sromm, @riine y.
60. in Der 8erltner @etperbeansitel'
lung porsefiibrte Mafbine, bie Wen'
aelfhe llniOerfal gopirmafhine filr
8ilbbauerarbeiten fisuralen nnb ornas
mentalen Gbarafters, eingegriffen. Die
Mafhine, erfunben bon GiDilinsenieur
Mler. WenaelS8erltn, arbeitet Neliefs
unb polle Giguren aus 9ola unb aus
Stein, unb aipar liefert iie ni4t nur
Elm 3unftperf, ionbern glei4 itets
feds berfelben Dirt. Der 8ilbbauer
ferttgt elm Moben aus Sips, bteies
tptrb in bic Maidine unte= benz Stiff
eines Sibrungstopfes ais 2ebre einges
fpannt, unb nun begtnnen bic an
einem esmein1amen Srdser ientre9t
seitellten, fdnen rotirsnben 8obrer
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Gen. @rantunb iein seles
grapbiit.
1861 in Baltimore bic gilenbabnen,
8riiden uno Selegrapbenleituneen
seritDrt tporoen unb tnfplge oeHen
Wafbington bonn Horben polIltGnbig
tiolirt mar, beauftragte bic Hegierung
ben aus9e5ei9neten Snsenieur Sboz
mas Scott nit Der 19leunieen Wiez
oerberi iteQune Der Communication, Inn
bic militdriIden Spsrattonen bes &C.
nerals Butler su erlei9tern. Wtit bier
ietner beiten Selesrapbsnbeamten unb
etntgen Sngenieuren begann Scott 1o=
fort bic Irbeit, unb als bic Union ibre
Sablrei6 81 ben 5abnen berbeiseeilten
8ertbeioiger fur3e 3eit burauf na9
Waibtn9ton birtgirte, paren bic 5er=
ftOrten Giienbabnlinien, 8riiden unb
Selegrapben bon llitGnbig pieber Be-
trtebsfGbtg. Die bier Selegrdp6iIten
i9lohsn ii9 NIT bem erforberli6en
Material uno etnigen eepanbten Seuz
ten ben Sruppen an unO bilbeten TO-
nit ben 8ern ober Stamm zines 5elbz
telesrapbencprps, tpel6es im2aufe bes
arieges biz gu tauienb Mdnn an
ipu6s uno iiber fiinf5ebntauieno Metz
len Settungen legte. Wfebrere Wttllioz
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u n nfi1t BON Srdu.

gaitele" = ftnoet man rings i'm llms
tretie Der Ibria nirsenDs pieber,
0ort TT bic eigentlide Rtpiera DETER
rei9s. ueberaus reispol1 ift etn. 3cur
bon Srau nad Spalato, Lungs Sem
geitabe Der nSieben Gafells" unb
iber Die SDbe bon Bella 8i1to, slpi=
faen 9rdpofa unb Rasuia, bas man
nit Monaco pereli4en bat. In Der
peitIi4en Slanfe oiefes uferi itrihes
liegt Die Sniel 9ua, neben bieier elm
fletnes Gilano unb auf lebt.rem Die
Stabt Srau, Die man ben De.rbafsn
Salmatiens nennen fOnnts. eOie
0rebbriide, tpel9e bic Stabt nit ben
Seitlanoe perbtnbet, i9panft unter
Der ga It bepadter Sragtbiere unb
Weinfarren. Man9er, Der feline 2ieb-
lingsmarte r8orbeaur" f6liirft, bat
feine Qbnun9 babon, bub Der CUTE
2ropfen am llferitrib Der rSisben
Gaiteae" sepa9ien lit. Die Sransz
formation bes berben balmatii4eu
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Sm SeIesrup6en
men Selegramme bef0rberten bieIe
SelDtelegrapben, bur3 tpel6e Die 8ez
pegungen Der entfernten Nrmeen bon
Grant, Sherman unb Sbpmas geleiz
tst tpurosn, 10 buB sroBe, iiber Elm unz
gebeuer ausgeoebntes Serrain 3erz
itreute Sruppenmafen i'm geoebenen
Qugenblide pereint in Mctipn treten
fpnnten.
Die Selbtelsgrapbiiten befdnben ii9
meiitens bel ben @orpoiten unb geriez
then bGuftg in's Seuer, tpie 3. 9. bel
Great Saus. einem Nubenppiten auf
benz gu Marplano geb0rigen ufer oes
pptpmac; bie5elegrap6eni itangen Durz
ben in elmer Na9t bonn 5einoe umgez
bauen unb bas impropiiirte Stations
gebGube bur9 9ranaten Dplli itdnotg
5srftDrt, 10 oaB Der 8eamte nit ieinem
gpparats ii6 5uriidaieben mubte. gei
Der S6la6t BON 8ua Stun befunoen
fi9 mebrers Selesrapbiiten born in
Der ssront unb beri9teten i'm drsTten
sseuer uber ben Gang Der SAla9t an
bas arisgsbepartement; ile geborten
nit gu ben 2esten, ipel9e pas
S9ldhtfelb osrlieBen.
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M berne gonperfas
tion. griter 9eur: rSsute febr Diele
Damen bal" - 3tueiter 9err: Limb
biibf4e 3iffern barunter.. y"
Nus Der 8aferne. @erz
seant: rWas MAIDEN sic benn ba
Oben?" Aetrut: sd min auf ben
5euboben." Sergeant: rSa baben
Sic benn nod nidt sefriibitiidt9!"
- 9ebentli9e 9erfdrz
tuns. &idter (Sum 3eusen): r...Gs
bat ben Mnimein, als ob Sie ni9t bic
Wabrbeit fpre9en tpiirben!"- !"-3euee:
rGntfhulbigen. 9err @eri9tsbof, i9
reb' iosar mebr als b. Wabrbeit!"
= No9 i9limm mer. o.: Sd
psritebe es pirtlid nitat, ME bait Ou
etfpas au tbun; ia, baft Ou benn gar
feline patienten9 3. Gunger NrSD:
Sa, patienten babe ih f9on. aber lie
iinb ME tranf.
8. Gait (grfinOer zines
9aarbaliams, 5ur Wirtbin): .......unD
sic tpoa.n nob b.b1uft,n, me n soaar%
ipnhsmittel bate feinen GrfDis bei
Sbnen se6abt? Sbre 0aare i4tDimmsn
ia i4on in Der Suppe berum!"
Dererfe3 Ste: Die
3eiten dnbern iid! Sebt 5antit Du
immerndbrenb nit mir unb einitmals
iugtef Ou: Du ipoateit lieber nit mir
IN Der 90ne, als obne mid I'm paras
bieie iein." gr: rSa leiber! nnn ber
Nuni9 ging in Grfiilung!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-11
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