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AFFAIRS IN BUFFALO.
The Fenian Picnic-Dsparture OF a
Squad Of Avenging Recruits for Mex

The Fenian PIcniC-DSparturs OF
Squad Of Avenging Recruits for Mex
icOs
BUFFALO, July 1.-THE Fenian Picnic at
Clinton Forest to-day was attended by over
eight thousand persons from every section OF
the Union. AT o'clock in the morning the
9TH regiment of the Irish Republican Army,
with The military companies from abroad,
formed on the Terrace, and marched with
music to the Mansion House, and escorted
Generals O'Nell and Spear, Colonel Hines, and
Senators Morrison and Gallagher TO the Forest.
There speeches were made by Hines, O'Neil,
Hon. M. Clapp, and Senator Morrison. The
latter, in his remarks, promised that the Irish
flag would be waving over an Irish army on
Canadian soil before next January.
The revenue cutter Commodore Perry arrived
this morning from Detroit, and is now anchored
with the United States steamer Michigan off
PTatt's Foundry, at Black Rock. The Canadian
gunboats Cherub and Rescue have been cruis-
Ing during the day between Fort Colbourne and
Fort Erie.
Generals Spear and oNelI reviewed the 7th
Regiment /, r. A., and q Rochester company.
The Fenians in uniform did net number over
three hundred They were we'll dressed In new
green uniforms, and one company was armei
with the Prussian needle.guns.
Twenty-seven Germans left here tonight Tor
New Orleans, under the command OF Captain j.
InpeE, OF Memphis, Tenn, with the intention
OF Joining the Macmillan Avengers In that
city,
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The Alleged Conspiracy Contract.

WAsHINGToE, July lS.-John Matthews, the
actor who was a witness in the Surratt trial, but
was not permitted To testify In regard TO the
letter written by Booth TO the editor of the Ma
uOn0l IRtelligencer, publis a card In tnat
pa per this morning, In self Justification. He
says the letter which was handed TO him by
Booth was written on a sheet OF comm eroial
pages were written 10 the SSirit and style of
the Philadelphia letter, and 1t was only at the
concluding paragraph that anything was said
bearing upon what had transpired, which was
to this effect, and in these Words
"FoT long time / have devoted my energies nv
time, aud money 20 the accomplishment OF a certain
end-I have been disappointed. The moment mas
now arrived VIII en- must change my plans. Many
Wil blame me for what about TO do but pos
teTity am sure will justify me-men who love their
country better than gold or life. -.
JOHN w. BOOTH, PAYNE
"HAROLD, ATZEROrr''
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VoLUErEERs IN RSGLAND.-At a public din
ner in London, the other day, Lord Elobo. in
responding for the volunteers, said that he had
asoertained from his brother officers tbat nm.
less the force receives more substantial sup-
port nom the Government than has hitherto
been afforded TO II, It Is probable that a large
portion Of II win die away.
LEouIsT.-The celebrated Bohemian lin
guist scherzl, who, though only twenty-three
years Old, Is said 10 speak thirty languages,
has entered ths Russian civil service.
1ENRRous'-A new recreation ground, which
has cost nearly twenty thousand dollars, has
been given BY Mr.. n T. Bass, N. p, 70 the
people Of Derby, England.
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FROM CINCINNATI.
Particulars of the DrOwnlmg OF General
Meagher-Diniculty with the Chicago
and Gl eat Eastern Railroad.

CINCINNATI, July ia passenger from Fort
Benton explains how General Meagher came To
be drowned. He was engaged in q quarrel on
the afternoon of the lst with an. Irishman who
had ipsuIted him. Excitement seemed to have
rendered the General delirious and at 10 p. NJ,
he 81 ole from his bed and fell overheard. Search
was made for his body, but at last accounts IL
had not been recovered.
After a compulsory suspension of five days
trains have recommended running on the Chi
cago and Great Eastern Railroad. The stopping
was due to raids of about one hundred en-
ployes at LogaDsport, Indiana, TO whom about
tried to settle the difficulty by Offering to turn
over 10 the employees the entire earnings OF
each day, which was refused. the United
States Marshal of Indianapolis then proceeded
to Logansport and arrested thiriy.ive ring
leaders, but this did not end the stoppage Of
trains. Finally the leading business men of
against the company at a discount of ten per
cent. This was accepted, and yesterday trains
were allowed to run as usual.
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In MEMoRIAM.--Bar Ferdinand de Roths-
child, whose young wife died in childbirth a
few months ago, has determined TO found a
hospital to her memory. Direct action TO this
end has already been taken, and site for
projected building has been purchased on the
east side of Southwark Bridge road. The
establishment will be lying-in hospital. II
is the Baron's intention to spend $50, 600 on
the building; the site costs probably as much
more. sul ff I.
A WATERLOO VRTERAN.-A man named
stokey is now living at Millborne Port, near
sherborne, in Dorsetshire, England, who
fought at the battle of Waterloo. He Is
seventy-seven years Of age, and has had the
three wives, and ten children by each. All
the children are alive. StOkey's birthday Is
the 18th Of June, Waterloo day.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFIcE or THE EVENING TELEaRAPH, |
Thursday, July le itG.


The Stock Market opened very dull this morn.
ing, but prices were steady. In Government
bonds there was little or nothing doing. 1904
was bid for 6s of 1881; llll for 1862 6-20s; 1888
for 1854 2Os: 1851 for 1865 5-2Os; and 1OTl for
July, 1866 5-20s. City loans we're firmly held;
the new issue sold at 100, no change.
Railroad shares we're inactive. Pennsylvania
Railr, ad sold at 524C9s2t, q slight decline. 70
was bid for Little SchuYikill; 6St for Norris
town; 50 for Reading; 56s for Mlnehill; 500 for
North Pennsylvania; So for Lehtgh Valley; 20
for ElmiTa common; 40 for preferred do; 261
for Catawissa preferred; and 2S TOR Philadelphia
and Erie.
City Passenger Railroad shares were un-
changed. Chestnut aud Walnut sold at 46; and
and Third; 17t for Thirteenth and Fifteenth;
279 for Spruce and Pine, l9iior Hestonville; 80
TOR Union; and "a for Girard College.
Bank shares were in good demand for invest
ment at tull prices, but we hear OF no sales. lao
was bid for Farmers and Mechanics; 100 tor
Northern Liberties; 81 for Mechanics'; 674 for
Girard; 96 for Western; 81 for Mlnuiacturers';
20 for City; and So tor Common wealth.
In Canal shares there was very little move
ment Morris Canal preferred sold at 1l9 q
slight advance; and Lehigh NaViga alton ct AZ
no change; l7l was bid for Susquehanna Canal;
and.57 for Delaware Division.
Quotations ofGod-10a A. M, 139A; IL A. NJ,
1895; IL NJ, 1891; P. NJ, l99l
Or the Sd inst. adjudication of bankruptcy
was made in the Loudon Court against Sir
Morton Peto, Bart, p, Edward Ladd Belts,
bDu AnOhhS husFel OChuptCu. ueSCIlOeu hS COu-
tractors, OF Great George street, Westminster.
The adjudication was made on the petition of
Mr.. Warden, OF the Railway Iron Works, Bdg-
baston, near Birmingham, the act of bankruptcy
being declaration OF insolvency. The bank
ruptcy has been rendered unavoidable by the
claim set up by the directors OF the London,
Chatham and Dover Railroad Company.
From the commencement of the Christian
era to the discovery Of this country, 1t is esti-
mated that gold had been taken from the sur
face and mined to the amount of So, 800, 600 900;
from that date to the close of 1912 49, 800 000 000
to 1860 Russia adds STAG, 900, and California and
Australia 81, 900, ,0O0, coo more. The annual ave
rage product OF gold at the commencement of
the Christian era is estimated at S., ,000, 900; at
the discovery OF America this product had dmi-
nished to 100000; in 1000 it had increased 10
$4,000, 900; in 100 to ,000 000 in Sl00 to $l6-
600 000 in 1S43 to S34 600 900; in 1850 to $69 0OO
900; in 1853 to $3.50, 600, 600. There was suDse-
Quent falling Off, so that In 1860 the product
was only $2lO, O,OOO,OO9. The average annual loss
by the wear OF coin is estimated at onetenth of
one per cent; the loss by consumption in the
arts and by fire and ship wrecks is calculated at
from $l,0O0,0OO to $4,000, 600 per year.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
~ fE Rrn No . rd atra
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The veutOnia Arrived ont.
TIE BRITISH NAVAL REVIEW.

Muster of the Royal Navy for Review In
Honor OF the sultAn-Queen Victoria
and a Brilliant AssembIage Present
The Display Spoiled by BAD Weat her.
PORTSMOUTH, July 1.-THE British naval re-
view, which was ordered to take place off Spit
head to-day, in honor OF the Sultan OF Tur Key,
was spoiled, TO great extent by the state of tue
weather. The display would have been q very
dne one had the weather been favorable, as the
entire available force of the royal navy-iron-
clad squadron, unarmored squadron, and un-
armored gunboats-were present
The iron clad squadron cOnslsts OF seven
screw frigates, three screw-turret ships, one
screw slOop, two twin.scr gun vessels, and
one hydraulic propelled gun vessel, carrying
altogether two hundred and nineteen guns, on
81, ,454 tons measurement of null, and propelled
by a nominal engine power of 10 S87 horses
The unarmored squadron consists of one
screw three decker. eight screw two. deekers,
six screw frigates, one screw corvette, one pad
die corvette one paddle sloop, two screw sloops,
and twelve screw gunboats. carrying altogether
958 guns, on a tonnage of 54,549, propelled Oy a
nominal engine power of II, $50 horses
The totals are thus:-Numb OF vessels. AZ;
number OF guns, ll75 tonnage, 100000; nominal
power Of engines, 23.U7 horses.
Queen Victoria, the sultan of Turkey, the
Vioeroy of Egypt, the Prince of Wales, members
of Commons. aud over i've thousand people,
were present on the banks OF the Solent water
to witness the MUSTER and maneuvres.
A heavy gale, however, prevailed, varied
only by fierce squalls of wind, and accompa.
MED with heavy rain. The people were drenched,
and retired disgusted with the weather. There
were about fifty vessels of all classes in review
The salutes were very hne and given in excel
lent style, and the manoeuvres of the ships exc
cuted promptly and accurately.
The Great Naval Review Yesterday
SOUTHAMPTON, July 1872 p. Mt is esti-
mated that the great naval review which oc-
CURED cur yesterdey on Spithesad cost 500 OOO sIer-
the rain storm which prevailed at the time,
but beyond this no accident occurred
The rain seriously interfered with the pro-
Rramme of the evolutions, also the proposed
illumination of the feet in the evening
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Affairs in New Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS July T7.-DoetOr Jones, one OF
the muTderers OF ~ nele died this morning in
the paTlnh prison, where he was confined by
order OF General Sheridan.
The liabilities OF the banking house OF judi
son q Co, which suspended ayment yesterday,
amount 70 about s30,OOO. Tue assets Of the flTm
show about thirty per cent OF this amount,
The Common COUNSEL have at last come to
their senses, under fear of removal, aud nave
held a meeting for the purpose of considering
the city scr Up question.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by Dehaven q Bro, No. 10 8. Third street

-Messrs. DE Haven d Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates Of ex
change to-day at P. M.:--U. s. 6s of 1881, lO9s
l09; do, 1865, lO9@lO94; do, 1866, new, lO7S@
IOs; DO, 1867, new, l673@lOs; do IS, iO-Ios,
1Ol&gI02i do. 7'SOs, Aug, 1O7a0IO7a; do,
June, l074 49lO7a; do. July, ,l074 40lO7S; Coapound
Interest Notes, June, 1864 1870; do, July 1854,
ll9'4O; do. August, 1864, ll82@ll9; do,
October, 1854, l172@lls; do. December, 1864
l17@ll74; do, May, 1865, 16a@l164; do, Aug,
October, 1865, 1l4b@ll5; Gold, 1S9s 9IS96. SI-
yer, 1320l34. ~ -
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A ScRAP.-An amusing collection of scraps
and "reminiscences has Just been published by
NJ. Philibert Audibrand, under the title Of
"Recollections from the Reporters Gallery
from l848 to 1852" One of the gems of the
book is a petition addressed in 1848 to the
republican Home Secretary by pensioner OF
the late government. "Citizen Minister:-l
earnestly request yOu TO continue to pay me
the pension which for the past eight years
have been in the habit of receiving from
PiRfdme Louis Philippe"
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Markets bX TeleRraph.

NEW YORK. July ls-Stocks excited. Chicago and
Rack Island sss; Reading, lol96i Canton Co npany,
49,. ETe, T9s Cleveland aud Toledo, l2l; Cieyeland
aud Pilisburg, 92s Pitleburg aud Fort Wayne l2 =
chigAn Central, lo0its Michigan Southern 7S; Ne1
lana sS Missouri q, hg' Hudson River llis United
1865 oss do issue. lO79; Ten-iortIes oi ~ 10
thlrlies hrst Issue lyl,s Others, i075s. Money nm
chhngea, 5terhng EXCHANGE ll0lf@ll0H. cold. laail
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THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
Trouble About the Royal HonOrs.

MONTREAL, July H-GRlt and Cartier have
declined the title of Q. r. conferred by The Inn
perial Government. Gait says 1t would impair
bis usefulness in Quebec. Cartier thinks Mr..
Langevin should be incuded that he has as
much right to X. q. b. as John 3. Mcdonald
and that his name should not be last on the list
Troubles lust BEGINNING.
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SECOND EDITION
LATEST EUROPEAN ADVHCES.
Financial and Commercial Report 60
Noon To-day.
n. an.

By tie Atlantic Cable.
LoEDoE, July ls--Noon. n.---Consols for money.
94eh; Illinois Central, SO12; Erie Railroad AZ; o.
s.. Gus, 7234; Atlantic and Great Western 22l[
LIVERPOOL, July l8-Eoop.- p.-Cotton is arm
and unchanged. The sales for to-day are esti-
mated at II, 900 bales.
The weather is very favorable for the crops
BTeadsluffs are hrmeT; Wheat has advanced Ga,
white California wheat, l8s. Sd. Corn is steady
at $685.; other articles are unaltered.
ANTWERP, July l8.--Petroleum is quoted at
40f p barrel for refined.
The Teutonia Arrived Ont.
SoUTHAMProN. July l6-Noon. -The steamer
Teutonia from, New York July O, arrived here
at o'clock this morning.
The Raft NOnpAreII.
LIVERPOOL, July 1872 P. M.-The little Ame-
rican raft Nonpareil. Captain Wilkes, which
sailed from New York June for South am JLou
and Havre, was spoken at sea on Wednesday,
July TO- by vessel which arrived here yester-
day from New York The captain OF the little
craft, and his crew. Messrs. Miller and Lawson
were well and required no assistance.
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A TOILET JoURNAL.-A Baronne de Spare
now publishes daily in the Journal de ParH
menu de toilette, In which every detail oi
lady's dress according TO the latest fashion is
described.
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ARREST OF PHILADELPHIA ALDERMAN IN
CAMDEN.--On Monday last a uumber OF men
from Philadelphia, visited the Fish House on
an excursion On their return home some OF
Them including Alderman Wilson Kerr, failed
10 obtain tickets 70 cross in the steamboat from
camden to Philadelphia, AS they approached
the ferry boat Captain Murray, who had been
informed of their intention, demanded their
fare They refused Policeman Ayers, who
was standing by, came mp and told them
they could not pass without paying their fare;
then took Ayers by the back of the neck, and
some of the others took hold of him, including
Ihe Alderman. The assistance OF several gen.
tiemen who were present was called into
sonnisition and then Kerr was marched OF to
the Station House, citizen escorting Davis
W A. ~ the hearing before Mayor Cox, while
AHers was giving his testimony Kerr called
tIno % liar two or three times. Hewas informed
~ he aid so again he would be locked up; He
led his language again, and was placed
LrnSer iock and key. Davis and Kerr were held
10 answer at court. - r,,.. ..,o,, ,a ta ,,o,,
bis ARE which the officer did not know. Last
svening transcript was obtained rom Inc
We1or,s docket the parties, we understand, in-
tendingto prosecute ayers for false arrest
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AVENERABLE SURGEoN.---The London Lancet
reeords the death of Sir Stephen Love Ham
mick, Bart, at Plymouth, England, at the
ace Of ninety years. He was the oldest mem
Der Of the medical profession in England, as
well az Of the baTonetage.
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For additional Marine News see Third Rans.
CLEARED THIS MoPNTNn

eRAPH OFFICE. -
IA M'''''''''7On A. A.....-...sO2 P. M........-S4
FOraddtttolGI Marine NesOs see Third Page.
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
BaIqne HAlidAn, LsDtz. rotterdam Workman a Co,
BaTSSe hS,r LaITabee LondOn BaIey9o
RaI9ne White Wing Pike, LaSnsyras ~ J. paIiettS
M N III lA9ne, Fart Liverpool via Wllmingsen,
Brig Medora, Allen. AspinwalI, Merchant a 90.
SchT =. hienzie' Lake, Roston, Van Dusen, LOchmaD
str Diamond State. Talbot, Baltimore. ]. D. RuoS
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
nases ~ Ises Day, Loud days from Boston, with
SehE A. A. Chadwick, Paine, % days nom Iyigsus
Win kIyoille 70 J. c Bailey 90. Has board the
were lost 10 the ice near IvigIut ,Il,
sch sehr IA; II. stOOkham, Cofdery, days nom New
sehr 4. Bartlett. Bartlett. days from Boston, In
Steamer Diamond state, Talbot is nouns nom Bal.
umoTe. with mdse. 70 J. d. Ruoh
steamer Florence FRANKLIN, Pearson, Is hours from
baltimore. with mdse. 70 A. Groves, Jr.
MEMORANDA.
snip saranhk Turley, from Liverpool for Philadel-
ship Washington, Berry, hence for San Francisco.
was spoken May 10, lat ~ g.. lon 80 W.
was i rS% rSH Ss
Barque Maximilian, Hatfield, hence, at London Sth
Barqne punlOe. Patten for PhilAdelphIA, sailed from
Barque schamyl, Crosby. hence. nj Queenstown sth
schr PRO. Rogers, hence, at Portland yesterday.
sohrs l. Maui Beulah. and q. Heyer' Poland henoo'
sc6r "; Hone. hence for UncasvIIls. at New Lon
don 18th lust. -.
schr sheppard, Bowditch. for PhIladslpAa aAiieA
schr ElbSn Allen. Blake. for Philadelphis eleAred
Calais lStD inst. 60. ,s,,, t.ht
schr A. Hugel Robinson hence Az Fof'''noN'N '''~
sehTs 8 stevens sludIsy g caIs AssiSi SIs5a
fof Philadeiphia, cleared ~ BOston leih insH
DOMESTIC FORTS. ,,. V,,..,.,.
NEW YonE, July l7-.-Arrivoc' S's"H''AP Virginia
pF0Waa fr0m LHofpool. A.. eosoro Havna
= ~. sfiahIn YurOna Lennaira. nolt HeNLo.
SiS NeV~dS. auaIth, nom areyt0Wn.
,,sTshig 2ys@a, rem San fSaScisCO
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FROM BALTIMORE TODAY
The Judiciary pOrtant
Action, Etc.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH.l
BALTIMORE, July l8.-The meeting last night
adverse 10 electing judges for life was
largely attended. Hon. Plnckuey Whyte
made strong speech in favor of the present
judiciary system. The Convention, however,
has agreed to elect judges for fifteen years, and
make them re-eligible during good behavior.
The Convention Rdjourns finally next week
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BuRGLARIoUs ATTRMPT.-This morning about
quarter TO o'clock the dwelling OF William q;
~ ~ bnrGlars, and after gaining admission to
t5ree different doors by the use OF nippers, one
~ them was seen in the second story front
chember trying the forcing OF wardrobe.
dre.nroof bureau, etc. etc. When Mr. Mintzer
was called to in an adjoining chamber, and be
vcra he could give an alarm, they decamped,
SSithout taking anything away with them.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA....,..... JuI,Y m.
STATE OF THRRAoAErER AT THE EVENING TKGR.
GRAPH OFFICE.
IA. M......"...7Oll1 A. M....... 80 i2 p M,... "A
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Qugembure lit, Elm llnlitan0, Der bel. per
seiteigerten ftrategiiden 8ebeutung Der
GiIen6abnen fir ole Bentiae &riegfubs
rung tu0bl 81 beadten bleibf. Dieie
8abnIinien fino: /. bic 9inie. Mancbs
01eb <&urembltrg. 2. Die 2inie 2uTems
burge Nanlur. 8raiiel, 3. 9ufeulbarg
Spaas 9iitid, 4. @ain3 Saar6rafen'
Saarlouis Sriers 2urembure.
Sic beioen erltgeuannten 9inien,
pelde in 2uremburg rem 9lni9IuB
finben. tallfen parallel ben fran30fil6en
8ren3en, beriibren mebrere feite Yldbe
nno lteben nit BEN @entraIpuntt YariS,
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bes in mebrfa6er bireeter 8erbinOuna.
Der ltrategifde 9lufmari9 Der frans6a
iifden Streifrdfte fuiro bur9 0ielen
(elnSigen) Den @renSen paraIlelen
SdienenDeg febr begiinItigt, cine be-
liebi9e Seribiebuns 6erlelben ton Oil.
Den mad 9foroen nno ulnaefebrt lebr
erIeidtert. Die 2inie 2ur nlbnra <9iitr
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auf lureniburgiid sbelail1en gebiete;
iie Derbiioet Mofsls urb Mlaastbal auf
Dem fiirseiten gBeee uno ftbncibet Die
2inie R0lns 2iitttA s8riilIel bel Ser.
bters. 2urenbur9 lit Der Ssnotenpunft
Der orei genannten 9inien, tuelGen man,
bonn franS0liiden Stanbpuntt aus be-
trahtet, eineu iebr erbebli9en befenz
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8erbinoung nit SITES unb ben mr. 3
bis 4 WeiIen entfernten plaben 2onqiDp
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fsnpIases fir unfere 3pe6e binaeaen
ipIroe ii6 nod beoeuteHo iteigern mad
gouenOung Der prOiectirten 8abntres
den Srier<S6ln un6 3riers 8obIenS
our9 uelde 0uremburg nit Den ftarfen
Gbeinfeltungen in Direete 8erbinbuns
gebraat luiiroe, seluiilermaBsn aIS heren
rorgeldobener Soften, in slei1em MaBe
fir ofeniipr mie refenfi0e 3meGe gut
geeignet; 8runo geuua Die Srase iibsr
ben 8efs Oes Ylabss Der reifi6iten
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