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AT sixteen minutes after o'clock this
morning an alarm of fire was sounded from
box No. 23S, located in the Gooi Will
Hose House, Wood street, below Twenty
third. The firemen responding with alacrity
found the woollen mill of John Dearie situated
on Linn street, between Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth, wrapped in flames. Owing to
the nature of the contents the heat evolved was
almost insutferable; nevertheless the members
of the various companies worked like Troians
to check the progress of the flames. Their
efforts, however, were unavailing, and in the
space of about one hour the place was a COM
plete wreck. The property destroyed was four
story stone building, rough cast 45 by so feet,
and was filed with the latest and mostimproved
machinery.
The firm employed, on an average, above 200
bands. These had all gathered for their daily
labor, when, at few minutes after o'clock
the alarm was given that the building was on
fire, and the next seen was the flames bursting
forth. The fire originated in the picker-room.
situated in the northeast corner of the third
story of the building. This room was separated
from the other apartments 10y an iron door. In
the place at the time were one workman aud
two boys, who attempted to extinguish the
flames by means of patent fire-extnguishers,
but were unsuccessful. Word was then com
municated to the engineer, who made use of
steam apparatus, but with no other effect than
driving the workman and boys from the room
the dense volume of steam being too overpower-
ing. Unfortunately, they had not time to close
the iron door mentioned above, and the conse-
quence was that the fire soon spread The loss
sustained will not fall short of $50 000 upon
which there are the following insurances:-
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POTATO THIEF.-The dealers along Delaware
avenue have been troubled considerably of late
by fellows who are in the habit Of stealing vege-
tables and fruits by the basket. Yesterday John
Hays was captured in the act, and on being
taken before Alderman Quirk was held in 5000
bajlf or trial
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
The RnAfnn EIra.

BOSTON, July 26.-The stock of Little, Brown
81 Co., which was damaged by fire last night
was insured for $4,000. A. W. Lent & Co.,
printers, are insured for $4,000, and Shaw &
Livermore for $34, 800. The building is also in
suTed.
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FROM EUROPE.
This Affernnnn,s lnnrntiau.-

PARIS, July 26-3 p. M.-The Bourse is firm;
Rentes, 65f 45c. -
for tres ordinaire on the spot.
,LlTERPooL, July 26-S p. M.-Cotton dull; mid
unbg upiands, Shd.; Orleans, sgd. Shipments OF
cotton from Bombay to July 25, since last Teport
l2OOe bales. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester are
heavy Wv
BREMEN, July 26.-Petroleum opened firm at &
thalers, and at Hamburg quiet at Ia mares banco.
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RESCUED FROM DRowNING.-Ye Yesterday after
noon William Altemus, a lad, fell into Tacony
creek, near the Powder Mill lane in the
Twenty-third ward, and was rescued from
drowning by two hucksters who happened to
be passing at the time
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from NEW YORK.
Destructive Fire.

New YORK, July 26-3 P. M.-The building
near the corner of Cortlandt and Washington
streets is burning furiously. The particulars
will be sent later
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DRowNED.-John Ryan, aged thirteen years,
residing in the rear of No. 952 st. John street,
in the Sixteenth ward, was drowned in the
Delaware yesterday. He was on board of the
yacht William Tell, and was knocked overheard
by the boom. His body has not yet been re-
covered.
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SCHUYLKILL SwDdMERs.-The Schuylkill
Harbor Police yesterday arrested thirteen men
and boys for swimming in the Sehuyikill. Alder
n4an alexander Imposed the usual fine.
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FELL FROM WINDow.-At 3 o'clock this
morning Mary Murray, aged sffty-seVen years,
fell from the second-story window of Lindsay 5
tavern, at Thirtieth and Chestnut streets, and
received severe injuries. She was removed to
the Almshouse.
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ET-WALKERs.-Lieutena Brurein,
with squad of policemen, raided on the street.
walkers on st. John street. north of Callowhill,
and succeeded in capturing seven of the frail
creatures. Alderman Toland held them for
trial.
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CORNER LoUNGERs.-The citizens residing in
the vicinity of Sixteenth and Barker streets
disorderly conduct of number of young fell
lows who congregate about that corner. Last
night Acting Lieutenant Douglass, of the Sixth
district, with detail of men, succeeded in cap
turing James Rogan, John Reilly, and James
Mccormick. They were bound over for trial by
Alderman Jones.
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THE HEAT.-A pleasant air has been prevail
ing all morning, and has prevented the thermo-
meter from reaching within several degrees the
height attained yesterday.
Charles Boehm died this morning from the
effects of a sunstroke sustained yesterday at
Germantown road and Turner's lane. He re-
sided at No. 2132 Turner street.
John Case died at No. S12 West street, at Q
o'clock this morning, from the effects of the
great heat
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DRESIDENT LINCOLN. AT THE OUT
break of the War, by proclamation, called for forty
thousand volunteers to suppress the Re6eon and
the War Department promised that each soldier should
have bounty of Il0O, when discharged
THH SUPREME COURT OF THE United STATES
MUST NOW BE PAID We are prepared to obtain it
for soldier who enlisted before July ri 1851 for
three years. and subsequently honoraby discharged
whether he served for a short or long time.
II is desirable have the soldiers discharge but the
bounty be obtained where the discharge lost or
cannot be had No collection, no charge.
Call upon write to the General Dol AEencys
r LEAGUE CO., No. ls5 3. Skt street,
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WE GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION no TH

settemsnt of official accounts OF the officers of the
late Army and certificates of
and collect pay References TO hundreds
OF prominent officers For information call uDon
to ROBERT 5. LEAGUE 90, Ger erai Collection
Agency, No 1876 s. SEVENTH Street
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DEAD INFANT.-This morning the body Of an
iLlant va fshed out Of Cohoeksink creek.
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CoLDIERS WHO HAVE LOST THEIR DIS.

- charges are entitled TO boSgty ana II can be pro.
entitled II the discharge had not been lost appli,
cation made at once to II S. LEAGUE 90 At No 1856
s. SEVENTH So es leGepbis, ei heT iD a. by
letter
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND SToCKs.-The
following sales were made by NJ. Thomas 81
Sons, at the Philadelphia Exchange, to-day
at noOn:-
Modern three-story brick residence dye
house, stable, and Jorge lot northwest
corner OF Emerald ana York Streets. $4,000
Also shares Kensington National Bank. 1924
geo shares Rathbon and Camden Oil Com
pany. ............................ 624c.
! share Mercantile Library Company. ...... $3.50
40 shares Central Transfer Company ..... 5156
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OUR RAILROADS.

The Receipts OF the Philadelphia Steam and
PASSENGER Railway Companies during the
first SIX Months of the Present Year.
The following table will be found an interest
ing one to the citizens of Philadelphia. as it
shows the immense amount of business trans
acted by the various railroads diverging from
the city, and all the passenger railways The
amounts received represent the gross receipts
for the first six months of 1869 and 1870, except
those marked thus (*), which are only for the
first five months
Steam Railroad Companies.
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ITO SOLDIERS AND SAILORS AND THEIR
IL HEIRS.-Advice and information gwen Tree; Hyou
IInted States write TO or call At once upon 3.
LEAGUE a 90, the General COLLECTION agency, Va
- s. SEVENTH Street.
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1HERE ARE MANY SOLDIERS

THERE ARE MANY SOLDIERS AND
Sailors their orphans and widows, and their heirs
who have good claims for of pay, bounty prize
money conmutation Of travel or communication of ions
which ought TO be paid them.
In many such cases applications have been made, but
remain unsettled for want OF proof or from neglect aud
feouently of the agent who filed the
claim We will give sdyice to comrades when written
To for il or called upon, free of charge, gladly
ROBERT Is. LEAGUE d CO.,
Attorneys for the Collection of claims,
No. l35 s. SEVENTH Street. Philadelphia.
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ASSAULT AND BATTER1Bs.-William Bates
huckster, got into wrangle with gentleman
at Fifth and Chestnut streets Yesterday, during
which he wound up by striking his customer,
Alderman Quirk sent Bates below.
Late last night Jacob Stout and William Har-
rs, colored, attacked another colored individual,
named Peter Stevenson, on Meadow street,
Frankford and slashed him recklessy about the
face with razor. His cries drew several police
men to the scene, but the attacking party sue
ceeded in escaping.
John F. Brown had a hearing before Alderman
Policeman Mclaughlin at Sixteenth and Whar-
ton streets. He was held in 5000 bail to appear
at court.
George Garvin, aged 80 years, living at Fiji
teenth and South streets, has been sent to pri-
son by Alderman Morrow, to await the result of
injuries alleged to have been inflicted by him
upon his sister.
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WANNA HosPITAL.-We have received the fol-
lowing communication from DR.. Harrison Allen:
10 the Editor Of The Eoening Telegraph.
PHILADELPHIA, July 26, 1S70-You will do the un-
dersigned a favor by publishing this brief state
ment:-
Some Misunderstanding has arisen from the
account OF q reputed case OF sunstroke having been
denied admission to the Pennsylvania Hospital.
The facts of the case are these:-Donnelly was re-
fused admission at O'Clock on Friday, the 22d inst
At O'Clock saw the case. The man was suffering
from exhaustion, and had severe pain. 1 did not
pronounce 10 a of SunstrOke. At O'clock as
Donnelly was still complaining thought him to be
suitable case for admission TO the Hospital. It
was upon the representation OF these facts at the
institution that he was received.
Had Drs. Meigs or Hunter seen the case with me
on the evening OF Friday believe that they would
have acted precisely as did
Very respectfully HARRISON ALLEN, NJ. D.,
NO. 1lAh Snrnnn
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DENSIONS, PENSIONS.-ALL WOUNDED
i disabled SOLDIERS, also the widows, children
under sixteen dependent mothers and fathers of those
who died in the SERVICE since discharge Of disease
tracted in tn SERVICE who have not yet claimed
sion, should apply at once to Robert :; LEAGUE &
90, General claim Office, No. l35 &. SEVENTH sire e.
10 secure back pension claims must be made within five
years from date of discharge date of death Long
Banding rejected claims promptly settled.
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TO PARENTs.--MOTHERs

IMPORTANT TO PARENTS.
and fathers whose sons lost in the war, or who
died after discharge of disease contractedn the service
entitled to PENSIONS if in any way aependent upon
their for support We recommend all who think
they entitled TO call on ROBERT s. LEAGUE 4 CO.
No 1856 s. SEVhNTH Street. who will procure them
Pension give any information, free charge
tnaack Pay, Bounty, Prize Money etc.
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Steam Railroad CompauIes,

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-21

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8ungen, in ibren moblausBe Beltatteten SI6ltD'
tbetsu.
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bic urpl6blite Summelmutb ibrer @beberren.
agm6blid abfr rberIflidl San9iqtett tbr Ser},
menn Die Ionft 10 frieolieberOen Wtdnner 9ets
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llnnertb elmer neueu Ntquilttion; Denn Der
blolie ReiO in ben 3haen nes Glnen uno S9as
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rem erIdien penn Seoer bel Grlan8ung elmer
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ben INNER beitiger uuO Die Yeridbuun9smos
mente ieltener uuo fiirjer. @s qeltah au9
mobl, bar beiOe WGuner im leioenihattlibeH
Bortne1iet beim WittnQstiih aufiprangen.
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bleidcu, entIebten 8eiihter Der iSrauen uno
Rinoer nht btadteno, nit Der 6luIt auf ben
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iuIammen pie elm &artenbaus. als bo orhben
untcr ben 10 oft anaefoAtenen 9opieen plooBltt
oas toItbare Grqinnt eri6ien; er Ielbit belaf
feiuen BON DDt. gtit erblibenem @eltbt -
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3nerimm peraerrt qemeien - ltano er oot
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te INNER neoer 3l Der ihmeBliben usber'
,euounp, OaB es edit iei. Wttt perountelten
au9e lab ct 5rcunoe uno 8etannte in oas
s,aus Oa orlben itrDmeu, Seoer wollte oa!
nunoerbploe MGO9ennntliB ieben, oas oi
ldnoIt erItarte Mri'terbanO uuf Die Getnluau(
eesaubert bate. @r aB uno i6ltcf nt6t ,neDr
Seoe 8ege9nunS nit Dem Better Der ittts noI
Dem Bib Sl reOen aniina, periebte ibn III lle
berbufter NuIreBun9; er fIob SuleBt l1eu lel
ben InbIif, es mar ibm unmo8ltd, lenen
4uge 5u beSe8nen, aus wclaem Der 3rIuWp'
(5ortissuns fOIst)
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&lCiue GOIt.

- Sames 8. 9onod Elm Nrbeitsr in Der
@barlottspiGer Do0iabrit bel Gpntbur8, Sa.,
loo in einem AufalIe pon gBabniinn in Der
yRonta9 9taht ieins &letoer aus, licI oas De:
leie Der gGbeiapeate: Cbio' Glienbabn1 emit
Iona uno iuuroe BON einem oaberbraulenOen
I}uge nieoerqeiabrGn unO aetbotet.
= 275S Yieroe wuroen i'm ner9angentn
Sabre 9et6Otet unO oeren 6Ieib aui oem
Wtartt oerfauit.
- Sm SpoCnbam &rDFalls sBalait ion Elm
Nouarium I'M gBertbe BON S6O,OOO an8eIegt
iueroen.
- Ser rg8pomino DuiID 2tnOer" forOert
Die GrpGbluu9 elmer JrGu ais GOn9reBmit'
9lieo.
- Grtrintun8sT61e tueroen aus oIlen 8e:
9enOen oes &anoes 9emelOet.
- Su Q8are, Wfah, bat ein 4Grhen uadb
einem 8rautitauoe BON oreiBi8 Sabren itb
perbeiratbet.
= Die europaiIden Sutmader iuoIIen It9
,llr 6eItiteaung elmer 9emeini9oitlihen TNs
CON 3u einem GOnGrehe in Berlin periam'
melH.
= 2snnsIse psriprj@t cine icbr er8ieb8e
Piriid:@rnote.
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Q(uS 0felp.Wprf,


News Wort, 70. Sult. - pr. SDonias
Rurpbp, Der neue Steuer. olettor niro Dor
oem l. au8uli iein neues amt ni4t antretef
uno aud Srlnnel erlt BON lenem &a9e an ais
gtapal Olfirer funG'ren. @en. Wterrlt loll
cine Nlenorlteue n0erira9en psroeh. 90.
= Yorseitern iano beaaGli4 Oes Arbeits1
itunOen' 4eitBes elm IuIle9nen per an penn
Gaihon beitdlti9ten (etlua 25O) arbester ltatt.
IS mar por9eltern3ablta8 uno oa beanlpru9,
ten tie itatt Der blsbert9en 70 eents, 80 pro
Stunoe, ooer lie fptroen nibt areelien: Su'
perlntenoent Sln4sleD nsrmet8erte ois Sula9e,
entitano uno Srpbun9en laut wuroen nno lte
borten auL au arbettsn. Va pr. &tn9slep
ernfibaite llnruben belArdtste, requlrilte er
goliIei, pel4e ben Hdoelsiabrer, Der un5u.
frieoenen, Bm. Ganna9ban perbattetc;, Nad)
nno nab beru9lgteh n9 oie me'ieh atpe'lst
uno lin9en mieoer an, tlr tbren alien SaB 3u
arbeiten.
- 4DQrtes WerrluHli Der HHHtolltDe OF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-21
3n hrn gEnffenl 3n ben gRnffen {!

gu hen gBaffeu gu otn gBaIIer
56u rs auwdrts ourb Die 8au'u,
1urd) Gjermanta Ountle 9baloGr,
9ur6 germania's ltate IuH
gu ben 0aIten, baltIhe Su9ero
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gtisber nit oem uebsrmutbe,
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uuo In oeutider Sobne Dilute
Seintr Sslbftlud)t NabrunB beut !
gd,urfe tuiro Gin ieber 8eutid)e,
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gBenn elm f5eino I'M 2nabenOilHiel
5rsh Die Grie8sorDmmete blalt!
9ast ibr 5dmstteru Guh erlpeden:
Seotr Son fti gStoB tns SerJ,"
9is entlebtes un0 nit Shrsdsn
9DitbenD aufbaumt Ntdl Oor Shinerj
e6urtc 1T elm ieosr 8sutIde,
Der ben Bru0er bGbt Beroebmt
Sei er rob Jur StluoenpeitIhC,
Yis oas SerJblut tbm entlrbrtt
Ss5treid). 8apftn, Sdpubenlaroe,
Ginft Die idb6nieu III BEN Neidl',
6ubIt Abr nidlt g5ermaua's 8 8anot
Jseu uuo ieit umlHlinGen eu6f ~
ggout abr luieoer StInUcu iusrOeu,
SrtCheno oOr benz " P1tpenh"2
Gou bic alte Sdlmad aui grOen
Gtniicb'n nit oes 5einOs 3 gReous"R
Sh tein SerJiblag mebr i'm Rcibe
uno Der oeutihe 46lue toot{!
81 o.rlpCltt Die oeiltite eide,
9ie Der 2dnje S6uft Guh botS
gu ben Battsu muBt 5br rennrn
TIeoer nit bem pelI6tn SabH'
Der bat Gud, - 0 lDouts betenntr,
2dR9lt ldOn aIlIuOlel 9etban -
gu ben Waitsn gu ben gDaitcn
S0n es burb bic oeutlden @iu'n.
gu ben gBattGn ruIt Die Ytannen
2aut, 9br eoell, oeuti6en Grau,n!
Slaf &Bennern,
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Srlrnro,,hiidlrs Qlllerlci.

- Der potmaligt General Der tonT60erlrfen
4rmse Sumpbrcp Maribal, bat lid als Cons
sreb. Ganpioat fur ben Giitritt Souisoias,
Jtp., esmeloet.
- Der mtritaniide 1ereral Nn9el Warti.
re, beaiebt ii0 loiort mad europa. um 8egen
bic 6ran5oIsn in Die preubliae Armse sin3u'
treten.
= Sas .9ate SouieA in Stancailes, W.s
81, brannte in osr MtontoB Wa1t nitoer (;
8srluit SIS, 900. Naes perlonlide Gi9entbum
Der Eoit8dnser wuroe 8erettCt Sa5 Jsusr
mar angelest.
Ser Sampitr .Gotoraoo' il9eltc am
SienItas nit 200 Yaiasieren BON san 6rans
5iseo nad banana ab. @r bate S5S6, ,0OO
IN Gonianten am 8oro, wouOn $4,000 thr
Gnslano beitimmt itno.
: Trau Galomell aus Ohio tpsld. bel benz
unfalle IN gSoooburp (ipie mir 8eitern btri4s
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q. 8Q(tim0re, W2O, 9OnnerFQg, ben p SNl 187O

teten) perunqliidte, farb ooraeItern, na@Ocm
mau cine amputatiOn ibres re4ten Seines
oorgenommen hate.
- Ser 9rdiiOent Der BoliSei GommiKdre
3u st. Qouis IeBt ber @eiunObetsrotb in
Renntuib, oaB 9saen 900 YrOItituirte in jener
Staot Ii9 autbGlten. 0as neue &e8utatiU
wirO Bielen oerIelben ben Autertbalt IN Der
StaOt perleioen, uno I9on ltno megrere oas
BON.
- 8eneral Yope uno mebrtre Nit9licOcr
Ienes Stabes bnbrn cine Snipettlcnsreie nab
Sort 5oO9e unO Sarneo BON Sort Geapsns
NORTH aus unternDmmrn
- Mtoroe unO anOere Ycr6retcn Der feino'
lidlcn Gbepeuueus uno &iomas Snoianer bO'
ben in Der Ndhe BON Sort sin tm Snoiancrs
Qjrierion, oortioer Gommunoant Der Yrr. ST.
Sruppen, UerIolgt Die 6einoe. bic 6bepens
nen iubsn an0ere St&mme gum &rteBe aufju'
nieueln,
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@rnmefler ERr ReIlenbe.

Raa allen station sn-um ubr WOrstns,
Rn0 Etn@sRer. StraBbur9 uno 3tutl9thplass
nm 4.O5 Na&mIttass tans9sgnaGmmtn sonnaia9sl Ssr
tbr Utor0euJug perbnott tdl nit Stra5bur8 w. Par'
riionbur9 Ua gtdndnG sSaps8abu.
Ra@ osm II efeu- UNI uno $40 AbtnoS;
Mora unS u !. .c6 Wbeubs ansgtnommrus sonntagsl.
g(aG IL GIltcott Gttp II. I. 10 Jim 6 40 unp 10Y
Uloraeus uno $50 H}ahm. 5Onnta9s dussenommtnJ
uno nad) Wtourt Ntreg I'M lbr 9sabu .,
IL 80 Roreens un6 O. .55, 4.45 uuo 80 Absnos
Nah WnnupUlts - I'M uno ll.9O Wtor9taS
"'S s,on 9R 49, 25 u 9. .25 ylOr'
e,us ur6 IL 49, 80. 4.1O. $40 7.45 uno Ibenos'
ia.ESiIminstOH.3aIto. @iienbabn.
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