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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 26.-A fire
broke out at the Globe Cotton Mills
on the Germantown road and Girard
Avenue, in the northern portion of
the city, at 81 o'clock this morning.
The roof was burued off. The fourth
and fifth stories were gutted, the
third story was somewhat damaged by
fire, and the lower stories we're food
ed with water. The loss. was not as
certained. There were reports of loss
of life, but they are unfounded.
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FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS.

New YORK, Sept. ga London
dispatch says:
The number of deaths from cholera
in London had greatly diminished,
The disease still prevails IN various
parts of England. -
1t was reported in Paris, that Max
imilian might be expected in Europe
by every steamer. -.
system in Austria is spoken of, and
means will eventually be- adopted Tor
doubling the available tNrees OF the
Empire. z"
In Prussian Chambers there has
been bill presented for the election
of deputies to the German Parliament
Amendments were offered and sec,
. onded recommending open voting al
elections and demanding that eandi'
dates have full liberty of speech dur,
ing elections. and that members shoulc
be paid.
The Vienna Debaltic says it learns
that France has made energetic repre-
sentations to the porte against AM
acquisition by the United States o
an island in the Gulf of Egina.
France has been supported in thi
course by England:
Rumors as to Mexico continue,
very conflicting. According to on
account Macmillan would at leas
make a determined military effor
prior to abdicating, if that step reall
had to be taken.
A Mexican army of $4,000 strong
to be mainly oficered by Frenchmer
is spoken Of ,T11
The receipts of all the MARTINI
customs in the Empire are transferre
to the French Government, in orde
to secure the payment of the prime
pal and interest Of the loans contra
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endorse the call for the Soldiers, and
Sailors Convention, and pledge our
selves to sustain its action, Signed
by two thousand citizen soldiers.
HASTINGS, Mimi, Sept. 25.
To the President of the Soldiers and
Sailors Convention:
Am delegate from Minnesota, de-
tanned unavoidably; desire to be count
ed in attendance vote; agree on every
measure sustaining the thirty ninth
Congress; and John Weaver, foreor-
dained Governor of Pennsylvania,
will vouch and vote my proxy
Signed, W. q. LADUE. -
Brvt. Brig. Gen. u S. Vols.
Chaplain Fisher, of Kansas, wish
ed, in the name of Kansas and West
ern Virginia, to respond to the senti-
ment of this Convention, and united
in their greetings to the soldiers of
the National Union. He would in
form the, nation that John Brown S
soul was marching on. Cheers.
Custar had been sent to command
Kansas. If Johnson should swing
round the circle as far as Kansas,
they would promise to jayhawk him.
Colonel McMichael, of California,
rose and announced that James E.
Murdoch, the eminent dramatist, was
present, and moved that he be invited
to seat on the stand The motion
was carried with great enthusiasm.
As Mr. Murdoch was conducted to
the stand, loud calls were made for
him to speak; and in reponse he
came forward aud made a brief
speech, thanking his audience for the
compliment paid him, and announc-
ing his entire sympathy with the OBJ
jects of the Convention. A delegate
from New York requested, on behalf
of his delegation, thai Mr.. Murdoch
read Sheridan's Ride" [Great ap-
| plause. b9grBS 9T0u7G.l ~ y OF
The City Councils of Pittsburg and
Allegheny entered the Convention al
this point, and were received with
three cheers.
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cupied Monterey and Salitto, and
that the Liberals in an action on the
25th, had defeated the traitors and
captured the city of Nasebas, and
that the French had abandoned Du-
range, which the Liberals have prob
ably occupied.
A dispatch from Salem, Oregon,
yesterday, says both houses have bal
loted Intellectually for United States
Senator, and will go into joint con-
vention to-day.
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NEWS wa sew YoRK..

i New YORK, Sept. 26.-There were
five new cases reported in this city
yesterday. Burial permits for six
cholera deaths were also issued, Mr.,
Harrison S health report was sent In
to the Superintendent yesterday.
q The Ifibane's Washington. special
says Cornelius Vanderbiltga notice
to the Government yesterday, that
unless he was granted increased pay
for carrying mails on the Harlem and
Hudson River railroad, he should
refuse to take the mails after October
18th. AS the sum he demands is
larger than that the law allows the
Department to give, his demand can
not be,aeceded to. , Eggg = ~ =
+. a New YORK, Sept. pa Tribune s
New Orleans special has the following
Mexican news:
Maximilian has abolished the, mari
time prefect,, as an unnecessary office
The regular troops having been
withdrawn from several towns, the
magistrates are called upon to organ
ize municipal guards for their protec-
The papers announce the resigna-
ton of the commander of the Austri,
an regiment, and his return to Europe
b There are indications of joint anc
vigorous operations shortly on the
part of the Imperialists.
:. 1t is reported that the Liberals have
exercised terrible retaliation at Mon
terey. .h
1t is reported that Gen. Sheridan
while on the frontier, had frequen
interviews with Juarez's generals a
Matamoras.
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FROM NEW 0RLEANs.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 26-The Gal
weston Bulletin states, on authority of
Gen. Riddoo, Superintendent of the
Freedmen's Bureau, that, reports to
him from subordinates show the crop
will fall third to one-half short of
former estimates; also, that, never
theless, there are not negroes enough
at labor to pick out the crop of cot
ton
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FROM CINCINNATI.

4 CINCINNATI. Sept. 26.-There was
steady rain here all day yesterday, and
this morning the weather is cloudy
and cool. Reports from Indian
apolis, Columbus and Dayton, repre-
sent steady rains yesterday, with
swelling of all streams.
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ted in 1864 and 1865, and all obliga-
tions resulting therefrom; and like
wise for the payment of the interest,
at three per cent, on all sums due by
Mexico to France. The amount of
the latter debt is estimated at
three hundred and fifty millions of
frames
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Fire Limits.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL AP-
Il ply 30 the City Council for permission
IL feet high, on Lots 20 and 81 Hnston1s
Addition, to be used as boiler and coal
shed. E. O. SMITH.
sep22 DIV
IUnion copy and charge JournaLl
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New. YORK Accidental Tns. 90.
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OF MILWAUKEE

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Columbia Insurance Company

OF NEW YORK. 1noI
Cash Capital ............ ........ $500, 600
assets, July 1sG 1866 ...."... $4,000
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Home Insurance Company

OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital ................. $1,000, GOO
Assets, July Isl, 1o66......." 3,o96,Szz
FIRE MARINE. & RIVER INSURANCE
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Evansville Insurance Co.

G. p. Parsons, Business Agent, who W IL
also attend to Life and Accident Insurance
Office, corner of Main and First Streets.
In First National Bank Building. aplS-6m
The New York herald., 1866-06-04
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Fenian Invasion or Canada-San-
culinary Engagement Near Port Coli
bornc-Map OF the Battle Ficld-Pro-
ecedings or Congrcss-The Spanish
Defeat at Callao-The Death or Lieu
tenant General scott-News from Mexi-
co, Central America, the West Indies;
&c., Sc.
The cunard mail steamship Cuba Captain Stone, win
leave Boston on weduesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe viii close In this city at quarter
past one and at hAfpast ave o'clock tomorrow after
noon.
The Nsw YORK HRRAID-Edtion for Europe-w be
publishcd at eleven O'Clock tomorrow morning.
win contau;A full Report OF the Invasion or Can.
ada by the Fenians Of The sangunary Engagement near
Port Cobornc, with Map OF the Battle Field and Ac-
counts Of all their Movements mp tho hour OF publca.
ton; Details Of the Defeat OF the Spanish Fleet u Cao
and thor Departure from the Pacnc Full account OF the
Death Of Lieut. Gen. Winfield scol and the Ceremonies
on ths occasion Of his Burial at West Point Report OF
The Proceedings Of Congress; Insslseacs from all pcr.
tons Of ths UnIon The lasss News from Msxico Gen.
tni America, the West Indiss Ac, a. reports II al
interesting events OF he week
single copssa In wnppsn, ready for mailing, six
essh
The New York herald., 1866-06-04
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

BaEADsrrTrs-Rcceipts l7,6So bbA nour, 1,5t2 do.
and 200 bags meal 100 bushels wheat ps3s5 do.
corn 5,7eo d. oats and s672 do. malt The market for
State and Western -four quiet and prices tended 10
BUYERS favor for all grades excepting good and choice
which were held with nrmncss at previous prices The
sal,s comprise 5000 bbs at the annexed quotations
SO ithern -four In moderate demand and prices
thout material change, though for common and ord-
nary qualities tho market weak. The sales
4l0 bbs The sales OF Canada -four were also at about
previous rates though holders were anxious to realize
low and medium brands which wcro diincult to
Prime qualities held with nrmnoss The sales
brace $50 bills Rye flour was inactive aud heavy with
sales Of 200 bbls at ssa 50 so Corn meal was quiet
but steady 800 bbls Brandy vine realized "a %. We
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

nVWDA ION All ohVVEAN0 An OFElVEN
Yesterday morning about one o'clock, ofncef Hough
Of the Fourth precinct was on duty in Pearl street. near
Frankfort, he saw nearly dozen young conducting
themselves In disordery and boIserous manner on the
sidewalk. He warned the disorderiies to be quiet II.
stead Of which, however, they made more noise and
grossly abused the officer In his efforts 70 arrest the
offenders OF them discharged pistol the ball from
whsch Hok effect In the fcrenger Of officer Houghs left
hand passing entirely through Il And mictng serious
wound. Tho alarm rap was given, whom officers Mullen
and Oates Of the Fourth precinct up succssded
Patrick Dsstt and Patrick Clsnptt; bus the others
escaped The prisoners were locked up In the station
aoa
unable 70 which ono Of the gang discharged the
pistol
BRRAKINo MTo AND RoBBNo PAwNBRokgR,s
OFrICE-sErzURK or SIMULTANEOUS IxPLENENrs.
Al an early hour yesterday morning discovered
that the pawnbroker's ONCE Of william Weaver, in
Ninth avenue had been entered by burglars and robbed
OF $500 In copper coin and fractional currency besides
quantity Of wearing apparel An examination or the
premises showed that the burglars had forced open the
scue and thus descended to the lower floor The roof
had been reached by passing into hallway or an ad-
joining building which is always opcn and going up
scuttle Of which they successfully assaulted determined
effort h6d been made by the burglars force open safe
in Mr. wcavcr's oflce but without success Amer sc.
curing the loose cash at hand the burglars escaped In
the same mannor they had entered the place, leaving
behind them two powerful jImmies several chisels
dark lantern and other implements used by the craft
carpet bag containing seventy ave dollars In pennies
which the thieves had been compelled to abandon, was
found on the roof Of tho house Captain wang q the
burglars and also for the stolen property.
BURGLARY IN BAXTER sTREEr--ExrENsIvB THEFT
OF CLOTHING. Ft&
The clothing store Of Marx Goldshear in Baxter
street. was entered by burglars on Saturday night By
means OF false keys and robbed Of ready made clothing
worth $500, piece of broadcoth valued at 500 and
other articles worth in all $780, Early yesterday
ing officer Short OF the Sixth precinct seeing two
In Baxter street with quantity of clothing arrested
them suspicion II subsequently appeared that these
goods, which are worth about SIS were portion Of
those stolen from Mr. Goldshears store The prisoners
gave their names as Timothy Flynn and John Harrng-
ton In their company was q stranger whom ofhcer
Short endcavored TO secure but he jumped away and
escaped The ofcer discharged pistol tho fugitive,
but without effect. Justice Hogan committed Flynn and
Harrington TO prison for trial default of bail They
deny their gutin the most positive manner.
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

the receipts 4se - ssi aorns and the al budgets
since hay showns coase rabls Of expenditures
receipts PRUSSIA financially stronger position
than any other lcaiing German Power. Its national
debt in 1863 amounted TO 300 997 1877 thaiers and IT'S
estimated expenditures for thai year to i33, 4os
thaers. while is receipts estimated at ooz
thaers, the Pruss tbaler being worth 739s cents
The quotations OF the icadng stocks sold al the rst
session OF tie Stock EXCHANGE the close Of each Of
thc last four weeks were follows - .
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

The Boston Traveller Of last evening remarks
There Is no material sltsration in the pethoric
don Of the finances the supply Of currency being moro
than sufficient 70 satisfy the wants Of borrowers The
OF interest for prime collateral loans on call
per cent with occasional exceptions at hve,
pledges OF the public securities In round sums and s
said lower rates have been accepted In some
Instances The banks nnd II dicu TO get full employ
for their loose balances but are not disposed to
lend on long time.
The Cincinnati Gdsetk says
The Missouri and Mississippi Railroad Is 70 be sold at
auction OF the 9th Of July This road extends from the
boundary OF the State OF Iowa. Davenport TO
the Missouri river At Council Blufs, and includes
branch from Wilton to Oskaoosa Iowa. All the proper
y Is covered by mortgages which have been forecoscd
Athe lands granted TO the State Of Iowa by act Of Con-
gress aid In the construction Of the main line OF the
road and by the General Assembly OF the State Of Iowa
granted 10 the railroad company, will also be sold.
Mcssrs. Muller, Wilkins Co. sold the following Sc
curtes at auction yesterday
500 shares Y and Erie RR Co., 500 each. ooTs
200 shares chic aud N. W. RR Co., 500 each.. 2sx
100 sharea Spr ng Mo. na IN Coal Co. 500 each . 25
800 shares U. S Petroleum Co., per share. S& 90
$500 CL, 7. Ash RR Co. per cent bonds, 1850 oSH
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

1851 sel..................4e .4es, 500 900 s73 600, 900
1882. o2.................625,4li,iA ,iA 97s,34s, ,3es
The expenditures have since exceeded the revenue n
about the same proportion as In 1898
The public debt OF Austria on 0ctobcr 81 1so2 wss
a,s2e, 1is,eli norins the Austrian norin being worth
about 70 censa The estimated expenditures for ises
were according V tho budgs tei, ssl 0orins, and
The New York herald., 1866-06-04
Cours Caiendar-Thi. nav.

SUPREME C0uRr-GESERAL TERx.-Cacndar for June
Non enumerated Motions. Nos. l 10 IS inclusive.
Preferred causes-Nos. 10 30 inclusive. Enumerated
motons-Nos 1 TO 34s inclusive.
SuPREME CoURT-CiRcrfr Part lover and Tcrminer
and Nos 300l, 1927, 67i, p03 TO- 334 1877, AT, s02
723 12qs 1916 1246 ill5 109l 193 sl2 e30 1915 e23
OIL 1893 Part IINos 246l 12l6 540, 1222 o8s 1928,
l34s, 1872 1874 264
surREaE CouRr--sPxaAL TrRm --Demurrers, Nos 10
inain
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

prsng 81 bags ex Auid Reeke wsss sold at l4xc gold
in bond stock q Rio TO-DAY l34,215 bags A =
Cor ON was dimcnit to move, even at lower rates.
Holders were generally anxious 20 SELL and the market
dull and heavy under the liberal offerings The
sales were only $50 bales The closed heavy,
our rev esiscd'qu"taions, though holders de-
manding n; ner prices Receipts OF yesterday aud to-
day together comprise $50 baes We quote - III
s%st - Upland florida Noble NJ OfT
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

The shipments Of specie from this port las week and
during year date compare follows with the
responding periods in 1891 aud 1866 e's
ls6i 1865 1860.
Twenty second week 5Ss ST. 717 ESQ SO $40 ya7
lousy reported. ~ Isl 600 l7Op32 2G, G,5G5 431
From Jan1 late 1923 707 1888 Sl34s 5S2 $33436 42s
The total imports at this port For tho week ending
June / compare as follows with the two previous
weeks:-
Map II. Hng24 June l. .
Dry goods 81 Sgo2l8 Sl,O07837 81 27S,930
General merchandise. 4.23s, l64 3,377547 g 40 a93
Total. So 1870, 3S2 Sass 3s4 S7,7G9, ,323
The Now York IMPORTS of ,Oreiga dry good compare
as follows with former rcturns:--
Ear ~ 10 H. 1854 1855. 1885,
Entered at The port 81 .2522 ssg6,985 S2..7Sos0
Thrown market 1,ic0aO2 1,22I749 1,7o054l
Enersd al the nor. 4o4o7o5s 1s,7ss,s51 ea 1928 244
thrown market 42oi0237 22,79l,s04 &C. 205,6 ,662
No national banks have been created or government
repositories designated during the week ending June
1866 The national currency issued during the week
amount d to.................... $s39,16O
Previously issued. Z16,5 $40 5lO
Total TO dae .$277, $40, $50
The following statement Of deposits and coinage Ut
the United States Mint, Phadelphia for the mon h OF
May.
Sl,er deposits and purchases s.............. 4i420
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

inc market Tor wheat was rather puiet out were
whho materi, change Tho sales werc 80 900 bus els
mostly at ~ n for Chicago spring, ~ TO- - 10 for
No. now Milwaukee and 81 0s for No. hilwaukes.
Corn was In demand but al a reduction OF &c. &c. pcr
eushel The sales las. 900 bushels a SOC. Soc.
Tor Western yellow, 7oc. s2hc for sound MIXED West
ern, Ioc 7ec for unsound mixed Western Oais were
withou, material change Old nrm new were duh
sn heavy sales were made q <sc Sc fgr tho huer
snd Ioc Tor tho former We hots sales 900 !, 900
~ Kys vas dull and heavy. Mali was Inactive and
nominal bar'ey vas unchanged 10 every rcspeck
tovm-Ibs market was wthou, noteworthy chanae
number o. Western buyers were in the marksl Iook.
Ing about for prime qualities Ro at fSc gold 10 bond
but hoden were generally nrm l5c for t.s dessrip
sson, and no saies ~ made ,oos ban RIO arr,veS
today By the Morning Stas. small Ies q Ria coS-
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9arbatif&e g%pIfstuRta. - Nitta.
MEL @teptrne. ein Garrner In Blue Garth g..
Cit @ann BON As 9abrtn unb Jamtltensater.
serfatrte ansstli@ bic 1u@tsr aus elmer be.
na&barten Garm,rsfanailie. Na@ ber @eburt
zines tur@ ben Sttbre9erif@en ~ltnaeaue nit
Stssbens entfprufsuen Rinses eeRaut bas Rdb.
DIN ben Ramen hes gaterS. Gin Ra&bar. ber
bassa tSrte, unb nit @tepbens felt IGueerer 3ea
Gstnb par, benus.e btaen Gebltritt ~ einer
tar%tbaren Ra&e. Auf letu anatften beaatsa
f& 3 geticaea ia sttpben's paus, eaben I'D
fir Disaer Ter 0trt&tsseit aus, ssrbaftnen TIN
auf @rxnb zines aefdlf@tea @arrants, bausen
tbn, tts 0dues unb f@ltppttn tbn fort @ts.
ptsns Grau t0:ate ibm uub rau6te baIb :3euae
sss Gn,{ssu&asa psrtex. eptseseieuen ber 3
bssesnetsn tisien. .entriGtn linen mad seisem
S&einfanpfe hen @efansenen, f<ppten TN Il,
etnt S&la&t. parfen einen Bl6nIet iber fetReu
aepf unb ssrfammelten ibn, taub fas bas ben.
,srrsiesnbe @sfdrei feiuer Grau, in etusr @etie.
nsl&s ten a~1erbinss BEN auseru 0ef&leat se.
ssuabtr. ~snn Ct iterbaupt nit BEN Qeben ba.
ssA sSnuat, unf&dblt@ n,a$sn mus.
Die tautbma6i@en 1~baluetuaer an b,
fu,&tsaren @reueItbat, baruuter auaeiet,u,
Qsute. Fnb uerbaftet.
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Die republifanif@e Diftrictseous
Denttcrt In %apetten 0iaritt, nel&e bic rid
tiee Arbeit btr domination rtnes Gpnsre6rsyrd.
fentanten 3s sou3ieben bat, foate s.ud6 Sc.
t@!u6 Der lsstsn GonSenticn ser ben, is. Suli
fattFnben. aaein bic Sa&e wirb pobl nod auf
cine y atere 3ett sertaat perben. Sir perrn
Dennsus beNern I'D 3ulebenbs BE Gbanetn, unb
Der 1alinAs 9nbfptnbent. her 2ate &ttY 2eaber,
ser Wabaibav 9tralb. Mianeapelis Gbrsniele,
anp'a' l1ntun, ct. Gloub Demstrat unb antere
sunt She'll fsta sea&tete 3eituneen Minne(etos
erslaren N@ fir Senatius. sil
goun @inneapu!is atlas wirt has Bannerbe {
prm. albri& entfalht, pGbrenb Der @,bpiua
areus @en. pubbasb auf ben @@ilb erbebt. :.
gtsls Biatter balteu I'D neutral, 70 ber sha.
tnatsr Medtnser, tel&er Altrt9 nit Der eiuen
S&ultsr sprf&iebt udtrenb q nit her anbern
far DonneIy sles& Rass na$bet..
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Der assslat 8reemaa, ssRsu @elnsiRe
bier tn ct. gaul sur laaeerer Set erbrsaen
anb Nh. clue bteeutenbe Summe beraubt xurbe
bate IN Renpbis baS rlnSlRd, Ra&ts bon etneua
Stra6eurdubsr ni%eberpel9laseu unb nm 5000
teraubt ~ perben.
Sa ter Ra&t sD.a @amRas sur a&t 1aa,n
brannts bic Damptfdseuable btr perreu Rem
n. DbitIcub bet Sutlon Ia Blue Garth Gspnts
nieter. gerluf $1,000.
ma Die bel BEN Sdnserfsfe eebal.
tene beutf@e Gefrebs fur iptl&e
IN biefer Summer tein @auu, war, ,pirp
auf mebrfa&es 8trlanBe,, auf Der 1len
|.9eite Der nd@flen drummer puuRdnpia
erideiasrt. j.
- Die prafun8 Der beuti&.enelil&en
S4ule 9tn8 an, lebten Diennaa aur gu,
fritpenbett alsr Betbetlt8ten por I'D u,b
aab &unee so!a suten Gortldritte. ter
3Jsltuse.
- @elb an, Dpnnerfae in M,w,
gort 1921. @ei3eu fttss an beu,islttn
Gage IN MtIw autef As Gents
~. 1, 1906.
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Oaufia8un9.

Den garsera 81. wauls, pslae ben ssetrten
8sluHnn bss @%6neufsRes 70 9otfuje Muf-
natu,e serab,t, fSptt aasn Giusslnen unt 9 sr.
s,nen, mslde it eer g anesrprcsslFon tur@ bic
Stast anesl&lUGen, ttm Druipen 8erein ms
Yslchhsrt. bsr hu,@ feline 1beilnabme 3ur 81.
buug he Wan;sn in 70 erfcl8tei&er @tiie bet-
true, wirb bisrtur@ I'M Nanaeu hes rDeutf&er
Geretns' setabuneermuben Der uarmfe Danl
abse1attet.
SIM Iaftrase ssr COMMITTEE,
Sp6, Wieftn.
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Is TT Srbann 2cbnitS?

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Vgisu, Jtssjerunes5eSi1t Srier, prsu6sn. Gr
1T 1854 assaswanesrt unb mcbni rabrl6sinl'd
in Wisecnir. Serer, scr lber cen lufsnlbaIi
tss Wsnhnuisn Aus:unit gu eylbsitsn i'm Stanee,
if nIrGt, bislslts erarssn 81 lan.n an bic
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