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what tho public consciousness as wen a. IN.

puDlC COH5CicUCb.
1t is quite possible that Mr. Pendleton himsel,
still holds on to his greenback theory just as il /,
said that JEFF. Davis still holds on TO his theo.
ries Of secession. He could doubtless show thai
the fall Of gold is mistake; that the advance
OF our bonds ~ their face value in coin ia &C.
titious; that the approximation Of greenbacks
to par is but a temporary incident But we
do not believe he would meet with such sue
cess now as he had two or three years ago in
convincing people Of the truth of his fnap.
cial theories and we do not believe he wouH
be anxious to run for the Presidency again On
the platform he formerly constructed. The Ar.
gumcnts which then seemed quite plausible
would now appear preposterous, even to Dem.
ocratic crowd; and Mr.. Pendleton would end
himself. with all his figures in the position Of
the street preacher who, mounting on the ton
of barrel, the end of which Immediately fell
in, was the object of jeers and Laughter in.
stead of grave attention.
In practically showing the falacy and futl.
itY of theory which was always evidently
dishonest, President Grant has rendered TO The
country one of the greatest Of the many ser.
vices for which it is indebted to his Admins.
tration. Any deviation from the highest stand.
ard of morals and justice, either by an ind.
yidual or a nation, is always foolish as well "a
wicked; but people are apt to forget the dan.
ger which is involved, and the penalties that
are incurred by giving way TO temptations
which lead to the violation of the county,
faith and honor. We now see where we wOuk
have been plunged by the dishonest and short.
sighted policy of the Democratic leaders; We
can now appreciate the immense advantages
that have been gained by the national deter.
mination to carry out a policy of honesty ard
good faith. If our credit now stands high 10
the markets of the world, it is because tue
Republican party and principles prevailed II
our Debt is diminishing, so that there il
prospect Of its altogether disappearing BY
honest means, within reasonable time, It Is be-
cause Professionalism and Democracy were
overthrow. If gold has gone down I'LL Our
bonds and greenbacks approach par, 1t is BE.
cause Grant was elected. IT, as Americans va
arc able to hold up our heads proudly while
abroad, instead of appearing with the con.
scious sense of disgrace,-if our country con-
mands the respect of the world, and enjoy,
self-respect,-if we are able to look forward -
prosperous future,-it is because the Demo-
cratic faction Of Reputation was crushed by the
infiexible devotion to principle Of the Rcplb.
lican party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

The Democrats in the House took advantage
of the consideration of the Deficiency BIZ
Yesterday to air their somewhat strange no
tons on finance generally, and the economy Oh
the present Administration in particular. But
their success was not encouragingly brilliant
Mr.. Voorhees, of Indiana showed very clearly
by the statement of the Secretary OF the Treas
ury that the interest bearing debt was larger
ON March /, 1870, than on the same day, 1867;
but Mr.. Benjamin of Missouri explained that ne
reached this conclusion by including the DEBT
we have paid as well as what we owe and MT
schenck very sensibly suggested to tho much
confused financer that it was mot very
"heavy robbery of mans resources to take
"his purse out of one pocket and put in the
other "
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of Congress,

Congress has for weeks been entreated 70
close the work of Reconstruction, 30 as 10
enable the fifteen hundred Colored Men now
disfranchised in Connecticut to vote at ner
next election. This is tho last day on which
thew could be admitted to Suffrage by the laws
Of that State and still the President is debarred
from issuing the long-expected Proclamation
Inv the delay of the Senate to concur IN tne
action of the House respecting Georgia
Those who have precluded such concurrence
hove invoked a fearful responsibility.
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GOLD. BONDS, AND POLITICS.

The financial theory of the Pendletonian
Democracy, which ag!tated the whole country
two years ago, has Jared as badly OF late as
the tariff theory of the Tammany Democracy,
which was repudated by its own friends in Con-
gress few days since, at the instance OF that
cruel but humorous Radical, Schenck OF Ohio.
When Mr. Pendeton proclaimed the great
"idear which he thought would carry him to the
Presidency, the price Of gold was in the vicinity
Of $50, and his partyi were ldoing their best
to put it up to 200. AS greenbacks were con-
sequently worth but two-thirds or one-half
their face, it seemed n splendid bit of strategy
to employ them at their nominal value to pay
off our indebtedness, or at least to put IL IN
such shape that there would be no possibility
of any further attempts at paying it of. Ii tins
plan seemed to honest men reputation or fraud,
Mr.. Pendleton at once showed that we could
never liaudate our Indebtedness by any other
means lie appealed to statistics. history ana
logic as his proofs; and as most people are not
altogether masters OF these branches Oh
knowledge. he was able to confuse some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

The appeal herewith printed to the Women
of our City in behalf of the WOmen's Educa-
tional Association will, we trust, secure general
attention. Not only our country but the civil
lied world is suffering immensely from the IN
efficiency and dependence of too many women,
grounded in the meagerness, shallowness and
unfitness of their education. The better and
more practical Education Of Women is the
great reform which next demands the earnest
consideration and advocacy OF every phllan-
thrODist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

The new Charter has been duly introduced
to both branches of the Legislature, but tho
acquaintance ripens 80 slowly as to suggest
the suspicion that there is little affinity between
the parties. The Central Park. although IN
doubtedly thing of beauty, is plainly not q
Democratic joy, for it stands in the way of that
unanmity in Democratic councils which must
exist before any change in the government of
this city is possible. The amendments proposed
yesterday in the Assembly will provoke addi-
tional differences instead of removing those
now existing, as they atrike out the clause
which increases the time and labor required
for the enrichment Of the City Chamberlain,
prohibiting him from charging commissions on
taxes. The clause which fOrbids members of
Assembly from holding city or county Offices.
or moro than one Office. was4Alao expunged,
which will be uppslatshls sp1 R0Qa maphhrs
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OUR NATIONAL B1NRS.

We do not differ without reluctance and
careful consideration from Senators SO gener-
ally right as Roscoe Conkling and Han
nibal Hamlin but we decidedly dissent from
any suggestion that the country has entered
into any compact with the National Banks
whereby it is estopped from requiring them to
deposit any attanabe security for their circu-
lating notes. On the contrary, we have al
ways understood and expected that they woutd
be required to do exactly this when the i'm
proyement of cur National credit should JUS
tfy the funding of our Debt at lower
rate of interest. These Banks, where
ever faithfully managed, have made money
for their stockholders, while they have rem
dered important service in UNFOLDING the Ma
tonal credit in times of the gravest peril. We
do not grudse them dime of their profits; we
wish them long and prosperous career; but
We insist that they should and must enjoy their
valuable privileges on spah conditions as Con-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

The Assembly of our State yesterday passed,
with slight amendment. the Senate bill repeal
ing the Excise Law. 1t takes 65 yeas to pass
a bill. and this one received 67-66 Democrats
and one Republican, (Mr. Franklin OF Ere)
This bill In effect throws open every grogshop
on Sundays and all night though pretense Is
made of shutting them from a. M to a. m''
and forbidding the sale on Sunday of anything
stronger than Lager Beer. Liquor Is King IN
our State this year, and rules despotlcally' as
KINGS like 70 do. But this is not the end.
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NeHu'a1ork Daily gribma1e.
SATURDAY. MARCH II. 1870.
TRIPLE SH E E T.

The Irish Land BILL after speeches from Messrs Dsra
eli and Gladstone has passed to @ second reading. -
Some portions OF the scheme OF Lnfabity as said to
have distributed In Rome are printed by the En-
gsh press 60 Letters OF Cuban leaders opposing
annex alton have been captured by the Spaniards. -
The French political prisoners or ST. Peage have been
removed to other quarters account Of the smallpox
- Admiral Porter and Con BaDcook have been
heard the question of San Domingo before tho Senate
Committee.
In the Senate yesterday protest was presented from
the coored members Of the Georgia Legislature against
the Bingham amendment to the Georgia bill bills
reported for the reorganization Of the navy and the
regulation OF telegraph cables the Funding bill
was passed substantially reported by tho Committee
So In the House, SIR. Mccarthy spoke in support Of
the Tariff bill; the Deficiency bill debated, and Mr..
Dawes replied to Criticisms his late speech in New
| Hampshire.
Tho President has ordered regiment Of United States
troops to Tennessee 10 aid the United states Marhas
| In enforcing the laws. The new License law has
| passed the New-York Assembly =- Exsecretary
| Seward has arrived at home == The Grand Jury OF
NewOrleans indicted Perry Fuller aud seven others
| for conspiracy TO defraud the Government. =-
school teacher aud two negroes have been murdered in
| Tennessee.
The steamer smidt has arrived after a seven weeks
voyage. - considerable reduction in the price OF
drygoods has followed the decline In gold 60 The
testimony In the Fullerton trial shows that Belknap
not authorized TO employ counsel in revenue
Excess Of charges by the Hudson River Railroad Com
pany "a 70 be investigated by the Courts Deputy
Sheriff and four convcts got drunk on tho way TO Sing
Sing - Sunday school Teachers Reading Room
has been founded In the Bible House. Wesehester
County milk dealers talk Of increased prices. Gold
1924 1881. 1871, 1924 Thermometer IS, 81, 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

The remarkable letter concerning Gen. Geo
II. Thomas and tho battle of Nashville. which
we print this morning, will challenge sonoral
attention, not more for the evident
familiarity of the writer with the mil
itary secrets of those days than for his
deliberate opposition to almost universally
entertained opinions. On the whole, notwlth-
standing the station and high character OF our
correspondent we still judge those opinions to
be correct. Geo. ii. Thomas is likely long to
remain, in the eyes Of the Nation, the model
Soldier of the war.
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gress shall deem equitable. And Dir. Conkiing
has seldom been 80 widely mistaken as in pro-
dieting that they would wind up if required TO
base their circulation on o or even q per-
cent U. S. bond. Their managers are alto
eether too sensible to do any such thing. FOR
every one that winds up there will be two
ready to take its place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

The Senate's refusal to let Secretary Bout
well fund the Five.Twenties in such manner,
and by such agencies as he deems most feasible
and effective, is interpreted by the gold-gam-
blers as an intentional impeachment TO Resump-
tion-so they yesterday pushed up the premium
on Gold quite considerably. We presume they
know what they are about.
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mnstm,nts. Ystnrss, etc. Shis ehruias,

Boorus THEaTER Twenty-thrd-stI ana RIS W,,
4, o. %1.,as Booth -. AIS Meg heuIeS Emma N'e.
F,tru.A AVE. THEATER-At 2 and 8: "Frou-tron'"
cn,xo CppRA HOUSE, Twenty-third-st, ana
nsStS.sys-- All soSS. Twelve Temptations"
NIpro's GAKDnN.-At2 and 8; mlnnisiahen; Or
~ No !, the Gsp' Mr.. sus Mrs. Barney Williams
O,vuptc 1IIEATER.-At II and 8: Hamlet IT, L.
foI ,,......h
Wu1Acx's THrATER. Broadway and Thlrteeh'h'
sl-St "A sbd g: " LOsi at Sea" J. '" WAlAei'
Woop's MUSEUM Broadway and 30th-st;-from
. n 70 Op.uL Al and 9: The Blondes, in "PIgmApoH
KErIY g. Icons MINsTRELs No. To broau"'S'-
lie Peat FsOst' p.o
NEw-YoRK CIRCUS Fourteenth hist -Grahu NV
Srsums Al q and g. Bouestrisnisn- Beto1n Ar'o'' 49,,
PLYMOUTH CHURCH, Brookyn'-At - 0'e"'
Coaoert - ,,. mar
SAN FRANCISCO Observation-Disclosures per
fsrnsnceS nv,
YouSG MENs CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION HALL"
Az: Popular Concert
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$1,000. $500. AsD 500.

rn., yin be s.Osd Coupon Bonds pspa5k 70 Bearer and may Be
held that tOrn.O
The wsy rsgi.rea ss Of the with be
psO remaining payable to bearer attached Ii. principal being then
psbs ouly on The books cOupsry 1sloss rrgned to
bearer.
The coupons ma, be detached ard Cancelled ,a.
snl registered Bond G,nsssbs only the books Of the Company
sod the interest mad. psyab. ss, the tErsd his
sOrOsy.
The TsHsE CLAssSs Of BONDS ell be trows respectively
ID Coupon Bond. payss, 70 Bearer"
rs R>gstr,d Bond. u1a CospOSs attached"
"a RegsGrsd Bond, Coupons daeAed" and should DO 80
d.,.s b, oonpo,er. specifying The eIs Of BOAds desired
TIE, have ramrr rsIKs to oI Ja u.s. 1870 with Ot.res at
per per from Nov l. 1909 PRINCIPAL AND STsH"T
sArAsls Is-rHE CiTr or HsWrosE
The interest payable MAI and NOVEMBER thai may take 9s
place o. that earlier Of Fr-TWeh ADD salt The cen
,.ouo1 Of our friends Who already bold Central and Western Pacific
Bola, With interest payable lamar. ADD july add 'so NAY ds'
h atAs .ddou,i nv.,,n,u their iSss receivable a,
Assssas Of the
Ibs LO,u scored BY mortgage the sO, Line Of Road from
hNNnVh' W we Ooo p7ps'V
cod sppSneesaees eonuss,sd thsrsxltb.
sns"d PUsO OF $4,000 IsSUs PROVIDED ron rms
RrpssPriOa Bosps zSrscrioss rsAs ArIHs
SsE cosrLsfos o. vKA ROAD.
The a0ngsss 70, soooOo ofsheh 5000 900 will b. reserved
sA held T for the redemption Of Ou,sdss Bonds Of the VIZ.
sss osn'aI RsSsd Cospssa sssi merged Us the. CEzIysAK
Asp Oa'0
OF the fs@srss s,o e Enssai snssss vii B. ssk 10 CON
, the road 70 tho oAs River perfect apsr. Vie portion a.v In
operation 0rsssb sosp ~ whole large ssvs ssaA
II. Orssesep ctb % ed sssses4 ,sssrsA
LosD ssas sasssk - ss ssssA an ssssa ksrssa
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and serve to further postpone the day OF peace
Until the Democrats can discover what they
want and act unitedly in its behalf, the new
Charter is not among tho probabilities oil the
Cot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

public will look upon the support Oh suon !"
resolution by their representatives as poSi,'vo
proof that they have mistaken their voca''on,
and should be in the lobbies, not on INC hooi'
of Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

Republican majority over all..... 1870
Five small towns are yet to be heard from,
that gave last year Is Republican and So Dem
ocratic votes. 1t is probable that the majority
for Gov. Stearns will be about 1850. The vote
ia about g. 400 /; last year it was 67,7Sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

10 command prosneut place snens the h'ooe '''
ie,s both Of this eouSry and Europe. viii % T" '''
oOlellr absorbed VERY respectfully. ..
FISK & HATCH.
BArEsRs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

Ps-v. b.y. i,soed pamphlets Containing "" p""'"
IDEAL d.,u, map, etc. which viii be furnished upon 'pP
W. buy ,ud sell Government Bonds .'T receive 'D'
RAM, Bankers Corporations and others 'ao'c ees'
~. d.i, balances
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III.
Yousc Mans CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION HALL
Business gOtitts
OvyrCg OF FISK g. HATCH
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SEcURi-
30 s SAss.UI-. SswroNx
Psb IS. 1870.
III, remarkable success which attended usosOn OftSs LOADS
e.cssrs,, pAcro RAILROAD oosPIsT and h' WEriSS IA
euro RAILROAD coxrAs. and the popularity and cree" 'u'
L ,,,,Is.d in tb. markets. both in this county and
BurOps have shown tia, First Mortgage Bonds Of Vi'e0''s0
Railroads promptly tsc"s0a and fe'aV
the mos, suitable safe aud advantageous form Of h''''osn'
,Yos more liberal neon. hereafter be derived from Gov
srnneus bonds and ,varsSe to tNs their place
.u,a ., 1. us selection and negotiation Of superior Railroad
Le.p, We ar. meeting pubc want And rendering valuable
% The hedeb '0'se b'eo
Intrinsic merit sSd substantial character
.s. them 10 the use s,p.l ho confidence 0Rveso'-v.nov
of., via special e,uadene. and sstiiictOo the
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY
N. s.paaE cad ohOEaood cO,se.Of tho Atlantic coast
pa ss h.bOr, Chesapeake Bay With the Ohio River
point Of reliable navigation and with the entire Railroad
s,,,eu and water transportation great ws and Southwest
yo.s rag ADDITIONAL BAu AsD wsu TRUNK LINZ, mP'ra'
G1 demanded for accommodation Of the immense and rapidly
growing between Atlantic s.sbOid and Europe on
ID. one hand great producing regions OF the Ohio and h
spp Valleys OO the other
Tau IMPORTANCE OF THn ROAD As Nav OUTLET PROM THs
ws.r TO 7ua SEA, m.spiss, Into %. Of national
Qssaes extensive through tc from the Jay Of s
eompsnos While development Of extensive agricultural and
ust resources Virginia West Virgins POSesse' along h'
s.s uOs TIE elements Of iars. profitable Oc, business
Thus e great Interests both general and O, which demand the
completion OF CHESAPEAKE QUO RiLsoiD to the Ohio
River guaranty and vAue aud RENDER
n RAILROAD gsrsaPRrsE
Eow IN PROGRESS Il
Ia Superiority a. Al East route prom..
and tsds awaiting ia eompeUo, have drawn
attention and cooperation Of prominent Capitalists. and RltOst Men
Of tn. city. Of sound judgment and known ntg.
ry whose connection with together with that Of eminent citizens
cad ba.Os vrsns West vgus rurs energetic
honorable aud successful management
Tb. Road complete. and in operation from Richmond to hs esls
erllsd Wits supsu Springs West Virginia s miles, and there re-
main but 200 u nov partially eOusrus to be completed to carry
ito u. proposed the Ohio River the mouth of
u. Big s,ni River $50 miles Cincinnati aud $50 miles below
rht,oarsa.
Iass are projected progr. through Ohio and KsuueyO
this pOa viii tn, CHssArEIEs AND ONO VITA 1Hs
Br,uss RAILROAD srsrru or wsGT sOvTHwEsr
xaa raE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
II ,ausbs franchises sod superior gill place the cHE'a
PEAKS AND ONO RAnxoLD snOss the ss and most
powerful and Trustworthy corporations Of the
rU, A psssrr1 VALUE, N
xovAt 10 TIE EsrRH AMOUNT xoRraiah
III. details Of the been arranged .h special reference to
no vsn Of all Of investors and combine the various features
feou,sroace s,y protection against loss or tsad
n. Rad. Ind Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

SUDDEN CHANGES OF WEATHER are produc-
tive Of Throat Diseases Coughs Colds &C. THERE'S no more .s'csd
refn these found than the timely use OF" Bror'
Bronchial Troc They possess real merit and have proved their
efficacy By test many year, having received testimonials from mn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-06-16
3beater inn Mtbendun,.

Der am @urnta8e tpeniae @tanben ncr Beainn
Der 8urRelune faQenbe, Neaen trua aberrtals bic
g9ulb ,baB / az 3aus ,uidt uberfu1lt par. Iros
bts &esens jebp@ bate G9 Elm redt aablreides
gublitur1 etteefunben unb tppbl Nientanben CAB
g, ber unbefriebist mad 6aule aeaausen ware.
3as @las Baier 1T zines Der f~einf.u. unb b.
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fen bat. l'nb abseitben. ein3is BON benz Dialcse Der
eriten Gcene, wel1er f& ettp 10 in bic QG,ee aiebt,
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bas Satsrene Der :3ubDrer on3ureeen menn bic
5auptrcQsn in iul9en 5anben ilnb, als ie Cd. am
9onnta9e tparen. Bebenten mir in mic furler
3eit bie&in0ubiruns {~tattfanb. NIT mel&en@ &uis;
~riotetten bic &esie ~ fa,npfen bate unb t,ir
miHtn ee0eben' 'baB Mu6erornentliteS geleiftet
ruree, eab mir bemEnrnserein gum arSBtenD anfe
serpfli9tet linb. uns sinen |pl6en @enub Yer1@aft
ia baben. Die fd.pterisfeu @cenen ainaen bel
ber Ncutine, BEL Der @eranbbeit unferer @6ae, bel
benz nit ldtbareu, &rfuls g~efrSnten Offer bic bier
unterltlBenoen 1cQftdnbig glatt lbcr bic 8iibre
rnb 9etreu Il nlerert @runblabe feinerlei4ritif iiber
Dilettanten duseeiprc9en. miien mir ~ un@erm
Beb 1ert IS unterlaGtu bieieniaen, Beu,erfunaen
bier 5u nieberbplin, pel9e in anerfennenbaerM ellie
in, 3ul9auerraunt bSrbar puresn. ~ :
Nt@t 9enug unb mtsberbpleAtli4 tGnnen mir
barauf .apfnertlaut MAIDEN bab baS Muftrtten TN
ftrer Safe baS bDdjte Sntere(e i'm b13(cn Ma6e
Yerbtett Inb eab IS nur nod tpeni9e Sage }inb an
benert IS 5u bepunberni mir @elegsnbeit baben
btrften. Nu1 @pnnta9 baB funS bura bie2ufiib-
ruuo bes Mab9en BON Ballet" Elm neuer @enu6
tepor unb marbe e. eeratten fem lG f~riib3eitia
NIT reftrDirten @iBrn III oertben, bd ScrauSG@t=
lid bic GerReQuns cine iebr bsiu&te fein ,pirp. =.
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I K 3sue &arteFtln baben auf benz @sa::.:
,@r(@einen een1a@t.

,Gr(&einen een1a@t.
s. 8. Taylor bat ben 9eSBten unp
belfen @orratb Don 8aubols ieber Mrt.
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trag iiber feline lebte &eiie in &on, Stalien II. {.
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banbluns iber ~Grfcrl@uussn in 5erculanuu, unb
Yompeii su 1&reiben.
DIT @taats- Gseieul9aft ber prcnupirteR
@erjte balt bout ib,e Sabrsptrlammlun9 in Obi
mona. '" -
- &c sar9ebt fein Gag an pel6em ni9t 3abl=
reide ;3lee ppr Ginpanoerern, uaeifen6 @ean.
.biuapier unb Deutl@e tur@ bic Stabt %Yaiilren.
/, Gin miffeni1afflides @unber.I-
Ias Craig Microieupe benz a1een,etnen @ebrau9
ansspabt. 2e(et bic In5eise* Wreis 1915.
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