The Great Oil Octopus
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We had invited these gentlemen, and threw about a good deal of money in order to accomplish something. Besides the M. 28 entered here I added M. 48 out of my own pocket, which I have had entered in my own account. (Signed) MIE. ] Cash, Mr. Muller, foreman 100 Cash, Mr. Plaintz, engineer, of Gustav Toelle 50 Foreman of S. Wolle 5 Cigars for foreman Muller 12. 50 Cigars for foreman Hortenbach 6. 25 Carriage and beer call on Hortenbach 10. 30 Wine, dinner, cigars, &c. , with Hortenbach 35. 20 Cash..., Mr. Hortenbach 20. 00 Total M. 309. 25 Mr. Hortenbach seems io have taken a good deal of lubricating. Apparently his machinery remained immovable under the influence of wine, dinner, and cigars, and it became neces- sary to put twenty marks in the slot in order to make him work.
How Mr. Hildebrandt got hold of this bill, or petty-cash '; ticket, he does not say, but he evidently takes a sinister view of the junketing disclosed, and regards the money spent upon it as so much " Schmiergeld, " to use the appro- priate word employed by Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We had invited these gentlemen, and threw about a good deal of money in order to accomplish something. Besides the M. 28 entered here I added M. 48 out of my own pocket, which I have had entered in my own account. (Signed) MIE. ] Cash, Mr. Muller, foreman 100 Cash, Mr. Plaintz, engineer, of Gustav Toelle 50 Foreman of S. Wolle 5 Cigars for foreman Muller 12. 50 Cigars for foreman Hortenbach 6. 25 Carriage and beer call on Hortenbach 10. 30 Wine, dinner, cigars, &c. , with Hortenbach 35. 20 Cash..., Mr. Hortenbach 20. 00 Total M. 309. 25 Mr. Hortenbach seems io have taken a good deal of lubricating. Apparently his machinery remained immovable under the influence of wine, dinner, and cigars, and it became neces- sary to put twenty marks in the slot in order to make him work.
How Mr. Hildebrandt got hold of this bill, or petty-cash '; ticket, he does not say, but he evidently takes a sinister view of the junketing disclosed, and regards the money spent upon it as so much " Schmiergeld, " to use the appro- priate word employed by Mr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by London Truth to read onlineMoreLess
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