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Details of the Battle Of Custozza and the
Rout of Victor Emanael.
English and French Opinion ef
-taae Result.
csarinssdps Duty and Discipline "A
the Tyr0ls
THE BRITISH CABINET CRISIS

Our speos correspondence from Vienna, GATED en- the
cath Of June ae day on which tho bette of Castszza
WAS Fought aonta Of much intcres st. gong TO
show the calm ndence with which the Austrian poo
ME await the result Of the whichafs being carricd
on against empire by Italy and Prussia There was
no4 word OF news from the Austria ar1nes but every
enc seemed confident that Marshal Bcnedek wousd strike
. heavy and successful blow, and perhaps m arch biz
army from slesla TO Berlin by way Of Brssau
The British end French press express the opin 6n that
,e Italian army had sustained defeat but the
writers fully acknowledge the gsllantry With which
fouaht
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Balx wmrck lBrl. Chichester. RIO Janeiro-rsnier.
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Ers Spring Flower tnr). Morgan. roudou-si,man
rs Western Star tBr, Taylor. Cork and masket-G
Hrs rcrc,na Iiap Lsrio Cork for orders P Arrs'a
lirg fmfiine Mes). Ooiando, T~bAreo and inganA-N
grx Asi. ier) Robinson. 81 croiI--P iIsnford.
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Details Reported In Paris.

Tho Italian army, upder k ns Victor Emanucl, e..
eced Us passage Of the Nincie the 23d on two points,
Valessio aud Goo, and Immediately moved forward.
The left wing lhrst corps was ordered 10 take up q
position between reschiers and Verona, to
corps proved unable TO mike headway and WAS driven
back on the centre Of tho army, which, In the
whfc, had to sustain tho attack of Austrian forces
These we're marching along the limo from Verona 10
haniasa direction which the Italian forces seemed about
70 Iolcwwhen suddc3ly chang NJ front they advanced
TO meet the Kings troops and fought them ycs,cr.
IA, June A-N was the arniver ary OF the batte of
Of the encounter is s,l somcsha, confused, bu, ,be
struggle appears 10 have been a most stsLJorr ono
portion q ,he Italian troops was driven In a du pls by
The o0enys onset is even sad that two div visions had
recrusrc the hnco The nghtng appcsra 20 have been
psr oosry severe rognd cusozza. small locality be.
ttrce quarters from ysoggio; ricdmontcsc division
under tlaldln, " mistake not, vas severely handled
There "a itS by the Austrians under RadetzLyl Gus
iozsa nnaly remained In tn hands o. the Aussn who
as~ - took certain number Of prisoners and captured
However, would seem Asf as BUR NJ "a, Ha dan ar,ry
W w et'an -, ne len tank Qf ~. Nacfa
, i.e ueop. % King Victor Emanuel fought with tho
$3.50 sAIln'iy aud their leaders gave them the
A.nHr ~ Nhof. Several generals, Including The Kings
or,.ifnce Amadeus are wounded
49,, ae AS.r,ans Who occupied the stclv,o Pass few
movement which soai iate hs italian army IN ,he rear
AZ 49, ~ Nese hnal'y driven back across the Minco.
~ - n,',@ q, SoT sises the following particulars
lhe zen wing consisting o. the First corps, had 10
occury fotton between "esch'era and Verona, az
But ihc rsi not IN su1ltent tor.e 10 tesl.t he
Aus'rarF ard was thrown back cn Inc cerlro ~ ths
my Nhen ueeii h.d % suslain an attack from the
Austrian troops from Verona
iaese lster, Who we're fol owing e Iioe from Verona
70 nanlna towards The South charged ther front and
went e attack the Kings trrofs
TIC day was memorable anu!verrarr that or tbe
the iattle o solferino '"a' - WV
The combat VS. particularly setare a, cps,o.,a /,
smal vitae hciween yalrgsc snd yHafrsuca AMI .he
aair VII 70 Known IN history By thai rsfaa : - IT.
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THE EFFECT.
English Opinion ot tho Conseruence. or

tFrom rle London Tines June ~
me Italian army rbuer the King and nU.is Marmcra
has inlien hack y ~ order across no Mincio ard
,esen ~ position behind Collo voa Casrlana ana
soie.no on louhaff ground Ciaiinl had ~. cfoss A
VIC 10 W 70 the latest gceUlns and he Intelligence af
ihe sastr o. Cusuz1a u almost ceraniy iiait,s hr
n dtd'~ol 80 pen.'ed c0rercs mn y r1te On he
etS MLe tie Ausfians hete secured roscsaon a. the
rieivo lass and me down upon Bolmlo IN tle Val.
tohina, The Garibaiuiass haze ppsAod 6rsora from
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which has inst taken mace apesrs ~ ne q be only
nns Der of encounters between the heads Of columns of
ltaian and te ,arioas positions Of tho Aus
TRANS r,n Man aa 10 yerora rfn UNE
Tha what habtuaiy taxes place After the passage VI
q
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THE HATTLE OF CUsT0zZa.


The diagrams to hand leave doubt that TIC Italians
have sastaaaed a yevorse in the QradriiaicraL
Il seems that pAt cf the army lndcr the King crossed
the MIpoio on SaSrGav al yalegeo. neYtheriy
stNi sasnse The other two divisions Of the army
under the King IN person no doubt crossed az 0osto
we described yesterday The rst division seems 20 have
lost M time In ad vancang towards Somna Compagna,
doubt with Intention Of striking The railway between
Verona and Pcsch,cra
the other tso ivisions Ind longer distance to travel
and wdge nccoasaity separated from the first by
hours ueYch Meantime the Ausriaps. having learnt
.sat the kinci0 lad beea crossed debsached from
Verona IN strongA, and finding themselves shortly IN
faos OF the asr division eet upon and faidy
overwhelmed il bygorcs Of nnmtcrs
The htsiians, who seem to have fought with great
breyerr t back 70 Cnstorxa small place not far north
OF y,iiaSranca Here In all probability part OF tire
Tho AussrA,ns, however, attacked Custozxa Of tho
no MT of the Aayonei, and carried alter desperatc
naht tsking ss,srsl prisoners and cannon. The
Italians then fell s> * An Austrian despatch says they
rccrossed the Ninei1 Tho Paris MonUer of last
ipx however says-on what authority know not
that the Italian army still on the left bank % the
Mincio Most likely the mans OF the nrst division OF
their army did recross tho N'nso, while II IN equally
probable that the othx two DIVISIONS remained ON tho
left bank.
General Caidni crossed the 70 below Poleseila on
Saturday, and marched toward Rovkd He has with
him 20 900 and nearly hundred guns but the
country be has travel Is very dlnsst one por-
ton of the Italian army 10 have taken possess on
Of Curtaione place the LAGOON In front " MAntua
An Austrian despatch says that the esrson u Mantua
made sorlie sgans ihs body. and drove ont Of Cur
iasone
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The English Cabinet Crfsss.
LORD DERBY FOR PREMIER EARL RrssELL's as
eArLT ON THE OproetT'OS

sArLr ON THE OPPOSITION
from the London Standard J ne 81.
= = We must walt until va hear what states.
man her Majesty has invited 70 aesi her with his
sells IT. a. We may venture TO assume tie royal CON
mands address d TO Lord Drby. will vert also
TO proms that the int rim will BE- shor II
10 not OF course. possible thar government conrlcc IN
respect bc formed before Parliament
Thursday; but before the week euds Lord Derby will no
doubt DO abc TO submit u her haie fy tie Of tho
minis ration and entertain tho fullest canadrncs
That those names vii command tho cstccm and the
hdence OF the country.
From the London Herald Earl neby's organ, June n
Tho opposition has done evscily .bat
II was its function opposition 10 do: arl .ndea
vored 70 induce the ministry 10 make tho Reform biH
one which could he accepted: 4, then endcavorcd to
smcnd IL and benz defeated 10 this atiert by the OBJ
stnacv Of the government supported only by the
majority in the House OF COMMONS. Il then' in con.
Junction with ihose independent members who
shared its conservative and consti'uti orin-
ions. directed Its efforts TO defeat q measure
which Il could never have been asked and was
honestly expected N approve. No rational liberal has
tiousy d. Anything else than resist tho bill the
most no experienced politician has reh disposed to
fu instance; and this br,ak NJ prsson on s part of
~eterun pnrtdn like Lord Russell will but damage his
own character and leave stain on hs memory, without
serving In the least to nure the adversary bv whom II
was 40 promptly met and rcbuked with much severity
and dignity.
THE LATEST.
Losp,S juno 27--Evcning
Lord Derby viii probably be Premier md Lord stan
ley Foreign Minister, but nothing Official has yet
piredL
Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
g0xpoS, June 27-EverinG
f.,pe, = clos at s6h 81 for money.
Axs~c,y aErrmsre.-rnited Staes hvc.twentcs
s4i. as; Illinois Central Railroad, "a 7sh; Ere
Railroad, IS sssss
LIVERPOOL NlRKyrs.
LpgRrooI, June 27-Evcninr.
,,D.-ox -sacs v, Nsfdav and dsv as 600 lsles
r,,dn, q 500 balos t. speccators and exporters Tho
market ts or~>,t and unch <gsa
p,r r.nsr,y~s ! rbe mari ~ "a nrm and qui-t
proymoss-Tbs market f. erBssr, ufsh an a1ssncin
tendency. -
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n these srecuat'ons turn ont TO b. wei
founded and II Il confirmed that tho first corps Of
the Italian army alone withstood the whole crushing
weight OF tho Austrian army, whatever we may think o
the Italian generaIship cb trpe cin b freed q dc'
krooiedys ne brGverS Of Tie forca Of s young mafv
The Archduks Abrecht expressly styles his force tne
"Austran army" and the explanations OF the lalt ans
leave little for that doubt that ono corps only OF
tcn engaged 1t gust possible, therefore, that the
heroic resistance offered by much inferior number TO ths
overwhelming force Of Austria may give the Italians
renewed confidence 10 their power to cope with their
enemy In place OF the defeat tending IN turn their en-
thusasm into despair But however great the hcrosm
It s clear there has bcen a Military busder, and La
Marmora, and not the corps commander must be an
swerabe for venturng into ensmys country without
having obtained sufficient information OF tho where-
abons OF tho foe and with forces scattered as TO be
unable TO support each other IN tho event Of attack
While these operations have been IN progress the
Mincio Ciani with the fourth corps, advancing from
Ferrara has cros,ed tho Pc Polescla and the Aus
trIans have fallen bark before his advance. He Is
the shortest route IN Padua and Venice, with the design
OF threatening the Austrian rear but II IL evident the
sspse bop which the main force has received on the
Mlucio viii make danger for him 10 afr1r-e.
Bv means OF the railway tho Ausrans could meet him
with superior force he advances decpiy
INTO the oountrv, and crush him without chance Of his
receiving assistance Probably however ho relies mp
operation OF the fet and II he sccrre AZ h
position az to enable him to upon tho feet Cor
base he may pnserfuliy contyas, to the Of tte
campaign.
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The Ffcisn. ta Eos~r.
from Rome, OF Jane 20, In tho Paris

Communication from Rome, OF Jnnc 20, IN tho Paris
Dsat,, Gays:
The Italians begnniny n get impatient at tho
snwnesa OF operation In Germany: bit he sword ia
now drawn and gigantic str1ggl Is tho point OF
commencing in the South vol IN the NORTH Carl.
badi VIII not be III last to haras the enemy, and
are arriving nj the moment ~ deem emotions rho En-
p,ror Napocon's letter OF the 1lth which has al the
proportions NJ msnifesto was received bore. all
over Italy. With transports NJ iov. support bv The
sword OF France she feois herself TO be really irwin
ciblo
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results from tho geographical pos ton that fhs
ntsrcr the GaribaIdsn volunteer. fopTcsch the cnemg
ns NOR p,cPae hay wn frd pa,foa. II he Asst' ian
cause.
Tho whole Tyrol Is covered by tho Rhcfc Alps whose
high surrounded by the informed ary noun.
tans called N,tcrbsrge, which cpelose soe fertile val.
lcys pcoied with ibnaotans derot6d 10 Tie Emperor
Francis Joseph These secondary valleys all nun Into
other of the three principal the Trol the
Inn the Adigc. snd the Pusfherfhal The ncfe konth
one advances the Italian the aspect OF The
country becomes This d,rc, I. only appfoichabie ny
some dehes and parrow passages. II Is, Therefore,
good Held OF battle for volunteers who all supposed
10 be young ardent vigorous and fu Of daring: brit
the other sc the conguraon Of tie ground In The In.
terror offers all 0e advantages Of untain pavfe for
fe dfndsr Great bodies n troops only move
there In one OF the three valleys while light batn
con act easily the G.ad condition OF being
seconded and favored by TIE inhabitants IL this the
casef We do not think 20
Tho Austrian government repeat is, and hns
slWays been, much i1yd in TIC Tyro. The mountain
populations " these countries brave proud devoted
babuaied 10 The rianagencni of firearms and few de-
terAlped men guarding pass sulncr ID Intercept al
conmun cation and prevent access 20 the III SicL
Everyfir- tbcreogc lends 20 the belief that The op,
etoas Of GsrhfiS. aud he mon vii not 80 beyond
diversion IN The valley - the Adgc ~ Doycn, Trsrie
ana Roycfcda IN cfsr 10 aNsr the mission OF tue tet
wing Of the Italian army, ard IL cover !. ffom the
de,cent ot an encry's coits Nv lie Icl9 shch rms
along the eastern benk Of ihe Lake Of Gsrda
Austrs has no troops this side; she he's eorAiet
the deence of the TyrOi 20 CORE ~ m rtvnye 10 for
Thousand natives recruited voluntarily IN the coanry
~ y therefore possible that tie Italian aad Aa.tg an
volunteers may soon come 10 blows
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Cur VIENNA CORRESPONDENCE.
Marshal Dentaeh Likely TO Strike q Heavy
Blew and Marrh TO Berlin.

The FIGHTING IN THE QUADaR ATERAl.
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GARlBALDI's WORK.

erai's HendQW.. t~rs--~Joy Of th~ Ital-
fans the Liberat0r's Appearance
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Mn,erifantfebe OSaeDridDtem.

Netuz SerieB. = (@ine Sran gerGtb III 3orn
ultb tlmmt Slit; banu bereut ite Die Shat, aber
nluB %1terben.) Sine iul19e @befrau, cine bellti6e
SitDtll, Die III Newarf ippbnte, gerietb ipegen zines
1nbeDeutenpen 6anltlteliSa1fe8 am 0Dnnersta9 in
Iplden -3pru, bab ie ii6 fir 10 Gent8 BariIer
@riin faufte nnb bieleS 1tarfe @ift perIhlano.
Nad beler lniiberle9telt Shat berelite iie bteIelbe
lllD ie lieB einen 4r5t rufeu. @S mnrben sipei
Ier5te 9ebplt rnp 9aben tbr Die 9ew0bnlidel1 Sc
9ennltttel eirt, aber iie waren ri9t I'M Stanbe, ibz
rem Sob 81 perbinoern, Der am Sreitag eintrat.
Die nn9Iitdlide 8rau duberte ben i~nni9Iteu
WunI6, Dap ibr 2eben eerettet merbe1 nl1d)te.
tDrperltfen unb ~9ei1ti9en Qualen.
BenniDllania. -(Sdredlide 0antpffeIiel>Gr>
ploltpn.) &m ppri9en 8reita9 abcnp, lugefdbr
I'M balb adlt ubr, Serplatten Die g8an1pffeilel Der
etIpa 2 Wtellell BON Columbia, all Der 9feapiu9 II.
columbia @ilelbabll, 9eleSenen @prbelia Slrnace
nit etNer fur6tborel1 @rl6iitternng, ipOburd bic
6urnace Ill einem pollfsmmeneu Sriinllnerbaufat
nIrDe. Gpn pier GeiIelI tlieb u1r elmer 9arl5 II.
bieer fog etira 100 Narb8 melt. 3mei Serplabs
ten ppultdnotg. Die SGlfte BON ei1em wurbe luls
9efibr 500 garo8 melt III en beuodbarteS 6elp ge>
Idleubert, pdbre1b Die Gllpere Sdlfte 9c9eu eiuelt
nabe1tebenben 9rpbeu Wage1 anlhlug lnO peuiel-
bell pDlig Sertritmn1erte. Der Shutt purbe IN
ole1 0ii6tuu9en, bu1lberte bon PARIS melt nm bic
6urnace 0el6leubert. Die SGuIer III Der Nads
barlhaft mnrben mie blr1 eit @rbbeben erIdiits
teri, allie 6enfer uno niele &ild9erdtbidaften III
ben Sdrdnten serbraden. @lf Stiiplen iibel1be
&inoer ipnrbelt 9elpaltiam 81 Sooen gemprfen.
Scbn 2ub pllrbe augeublidlid g%etDbtet. @r
mar Sn9lei& nit @eOrg S6ifIer, nit N%nfiilen be,
l9dttt9t unb mHroe BON bn iiber Ha8 @ieBerei>@c.
bduoe 9eldlelbert, nobel he @lpde 9~etrpffe1 lnb
5ilI9letd nit ibm fort9eriIelt warb. Gr wurbe in
et1em Sad. un9cfdbr 100 OarSs %entfernt, nit abs
9erllletlenl &opf llilo arul auigefunbeu. Gr bilts
terldBt cine 6rall nlb mebrere &iuber, ieiuen Ser
lnlt 81 betrallern. Serenliab @pnfli1a murbe be-
bentelo perlett. @eCr9 S6iffer e~benfalls be-
trddtlid perlebt. 9aniell 9tefi mnrbe ppr& adutt
bepedt, iebpf Dbne erbebli@ea S9abeu barrllter
berppr9e5ogen.
Brall S. 8. WicOltdael mar sur i3eit Der ST.
plOIiOn IN ei1ein gtebengebduoe, ipelGes our9
&eiielzS tiide unb Splitter 5erldmettert tparb,
aber gliidlider unb taft tpunberbarer g8eile entfaml
lte ielblt Cbne Velddbign1g.
Die S4melSe geb6rte Sol. g. 6. &%uufmann,
ulib grpBeS 8epauer1 9ibt it9 fnnb megen beS
ltatt9efunbenen l1nslitdS. SIM pcri9en Counter
purbe Die S9mel5biitte reu geballt nlb NQe8 in
bic pOaitdlbi9lte Srpnung Seiebt fitr Die erfolgs
reide Sabritation BON &obetiet. Scum lift bieS
9aes gu elmer seltaltlOieu Wialie bon 0iuinen se>
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GhropaiiGe Correspondents Ocs ,,gBefer."
Nu6 Deut56lonD. %. Oe,.

aus Oeut d) 10 no, 70. Oe3.
9ef9 unO Srif1el fnb bic beiben
Yuntte, n1f pelAe In elem @udenblif bic
Sltde Der p%OIitifer Spr3uesweiie aeridtet Iinb.
Der ungartIAe 2anbtaa lit erSfnet. unb bic
Nepe, wsl9e Gran5Sp1ep.G Bet Der @rz
D1n1n9Sfeler 9ebolten, lit BON enolpien Gliens
nnterbro6en wprben. Sn Der Gbat er16eint
pteler Nanpta9 tpte cine Sibne fir ar boe
unreAt, tpelAe5 Die llngarn felt 8tpet Seabr=
3ebtte1t %erlttten, unb Das s~uDprfpmmenbe.
11a69tebt9e Serbalten beS Sai1ers tpte cine
Oemutbtaun9, Die muir bur6 ben Npmp Der
Observation-Disclosures iiser3ufert miro. Wie
Elm Stttiteler nabt Der &atIer Der fh Itol,
erbebenpen 9lattCn unb fprbert fe ouf, boS
Ser9an9ene 3u oer9elien unD bic Gprlaoen
ntdt mad DEM itren9en Nehte, ionpern I'm
@etlte Der ent9e9entOmmenben 9 illtofett"
gu tpitrbt9en. Ser aailer 11mei6elt in 1einer
@~rDhnun9srepe Der ~Qieblin9sioee Der unaarr.
lno nobrenO lonlt BON Der Gltret6i1den Nez
9iernn9 bebauptet wOrpen it, l1nearn Babe
purA Die NepUlutiUn IN BEN Satren 1913
unb l849 feline Serfalmne uno feline Re6te
Derptrft ltnD mitiie li6 eben pte cine erpberte
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trablt Der &atlfr nunnebr gum Nusalei6 Des
Sonflltts etnen r9emetn16aftlt@ onertannten
yte4tabpben, Die pragmattI&eSan e.
tton; alio tenes 5taa~ts9ruub9eleb Der ST.
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ltanot9fett- Der tnReren Ne6ts9eltaltun9 DeS
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tGrpfi6t unD Die 8eteuerun9 Oes 9anDes fir
cine Nngele9enbett erflGren perben, pelGe in
3ufunft BON elnem 9 e E n a nj En- 8eiAs=
parliament 9ere9elt perOen Ipa, pber Of le le=
bi9lt6 bel ber Ser Unal linton perpen lteben
bleiben pUllen, parIber WtrD bic ndhlte Belt
Die &ntlAeipung brtn9en. Nber eben auf
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mill eS feline Nla9ttellung in europa bebaup=
ten, 10 tpirD l1n9arn auf einen Sbetl feiner
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einem Nei@sparlament iiberlafen mit0eit, unb
'penn it'd llnsarn gu pielem 3%ugeitdnoniB be-
qIemt. unO in 8Ol9e baoon in DEM Ultret9i=
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pas lbrtge europa cine bepeutenbe Niidptrs
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tueber Die ber1u 0te @rmprbuu0
pes Senatpr8 IS abe anBert ftd Der 9tatios
mol Slltelll9ellcer trlgelDerpeiie: 8ir it6er5er0tell
ms Selteril, Dap Der v8ebeimniBpplle" 8elIder
W0bl betolllft rnD ein 0emeiner 2anb1treid,er aus
Wfailaditlett8 1T, lllO baB er, nahbem er ben e.
rdtor Q8uDe o~erloIieit, bic @entGdJer zines onberl1
Sei1otor8 nit benz &Drgeben betrat, er babe ebelt
ben Se1ator rpn Sbip beiudt. G8 purbeu feiue
Nl1talten 81 leiner Seftnabule %oetroffert. ba man
t9ll lltdlt tltr et abIplllt gef69rlide8 Srbipibnm
belt, pbglet4 er elt Wtarn BON ltltoelpBbnlidem
ullltall9e lit. Gr mar IN eint9en Observation-Disclosures
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len i'll beutlider SanbIdrtft b~e9leitet: Isle all
ter, th ienoe SbneI ein Stiirf pplt ei1elr uuIes
rr Sreltllbe, unb tpern S9re Sill paiiirt, merpe
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ldrifteI, aber cbue Singer pber Ioniti9e &6rper,
tbeile, 3l elnpfangen.
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ger Wai9iil9tpnS wie benz Seiuber Der 0altptItaot
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ber SprWnrf Dor, NIB 9erlabnt ibu eber mie Der
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ltSt bat bis jett cine SDbe bon 1870 6uB erreidt
ln0 foftete $4,000. Die @eian1mtfplten fir
ben ferti9en ICaten nad Der urfprtn9li6eu SGGt>
sung s., 122, 900 u1O Die 9an5e 9Gbe bes 8au8
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