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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25
TILE SCI EIGHT AGIIN,

The official reports of the naval engagement
off Iduique show that the wooden ships were
outman9uvred by the ironclads ut every turn.
The ram Huascar was admirably handled.
She put the enemy between her own guns and
the shore batteries, and dropped huge she'll
of three hundred pounds into the engine-room
of the Esmeralda. The fight lasted four hours
and there was a high sea running, but the
Huascar proved to be perfectly seaworthy.
When the ram had done its work and sent
the Gillian steamer to tho bottom, 1t was as
certained that the irOnclad's losses were mcon-
siderable, and that the armored sides had not
been punctured. The Independence also be-
haved splendidly up to the time OF striking the
sunken rock She had Oyertaken the COyadonga
and was about to use her ram when the accident
occurred. Her captain had brought her so
close alongside that the yards OF the two
vessels were almost interlaccd Although
the gunboat was quite heavily armed, her
broadSidcs had effect upon plates OF
iron four and one-half inches in thickness !;
and when she turned upon her side after
striking the sunken rock, her men, standing
lnee-deep in water, CALAMITY returned the
last broadside. 1t was fighting at close quar-
ters. but neither ironclad went down like the
Re dItalia, which was sunk by an Austrian
frigate at LISA. Inasmuch as the sunken
rock was not Oh the charts, the wreck OF the
Independence was one of the chances Of the
sea which could not be taken into account III
naval warfare. With this reservation, the
ironclads appear to excellent advantage In
this encounter Neither their vulnerability nor
their fallblity has yet been demonstrated.
1t cannot be seriously questioned, however,
that in the naves of the future the big gun
will be on a small ship. The gunboats which
have recently been built in England for the
Chinese Government can travel nine knots
backward as well as ten forward, and can
fight as well when retreating as when adj
vancing. Each of these vessels has dis
placement OF only 40 tons, and yet carries a
gun which can penetrate an unbacked armOr-
plate twenty inches in thickness. 1t may not
he too much to say that heavy guns on lighter
floating carriages, with a feet instead of a
single bottom, will be the main element Of
the naval science of the coming generation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25

to whom Miss Una Hawthorne became engaged yer
or more before her death, friend Of mine and
made her acquaintance while she visiting my wife
aud myself IN this country He ded at SCI, OF corgnmr-
tion while his way TO the Hawaiian Islands vi timer
be was going partly NJ my instance. AMI intending 10
stay uncios plantation and receive nay istler's
medical The assertions IA tue article an"ut the
origin OF difficulties when nave occurred 5ci neen Mr
.ulisn Hawthorne and myself, unfruf FsmqiIy
Miss Una Hawthorne did have an attack ss1lity in
London. having also mad one ten years before"
PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-Adolph Z. Borie,
ex-secretaTy = TIE Navy who started from Pans h
January last with General Grant his trip md tao
world, arIiy cd safely In Philadelphia this .noFn!ug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25
4 CONVENTION or BULLION PRODUCERS
From The Se,o. Yort Bullion, June 10.

From me NeW- 1OfE bHtttVht June ~
The reigning position OF the United States ~
tho world as bullion producer, and the many que'ons
vital % the worlds commerce spungng from tns
position warrant In our opinion, national eonYehuou
many local for holding grand council 'sop
aud widespread interest IN precious motal mhihk 90"
been awakened 10 the unemployed capital ana tsroi "a
the East. THis interest VIII DO Prominently faiosDS
proportion TO It's intelligence a3d we believe Lotpnns
wifi Coutib 20 fair undtrst .ndlug t"H 1o
persona contact 81 actual bullion producers as p''v
with the inqGirng East. three days eol.
yenuon n Cooper Institute OF prospeclers, miners
aud orr-roduccrs from every god ana s'..
district ia tho Union would have ior ho
audience the represent alive capital and business 70
tylty OF the entire East Again. despite AL our stvas
strikes" acquisitions OF improved methods ahu W.
creased activity, bullion product j. deofelshs
terest will die out that - not sustained ny se.
crease Tho multtudcs OF tender fOoIs' no" pouIns
INTO the mountains will soon leave dismal tiai OF ,
sci ted camps unless detained by permanent ana Po
able EMPLOYMENT Precious mefal mining needs rtls,t
ton and THIS shoud not be left 10 schemers, Dh shou
now from the ntelligenc OF the entire BODY OF ds,
workers representative convention OF me lt'' Va
lion producers would Hood u actual AnO"ees
on the subject place the swash and froth ,uss
running through the Eastern press, aud, better tha "a
IL would render II Infinitely more difficult for Tue o
and interruptions operators 10 fOist schemes bioD III
grace tho industry In BRIEF there seems anu
good reason for u truly representative anu ""
melled convention oi bullion producen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25
ANOTHER ELEVATED RAILROAD ACCIDENT

The accident which happened on the Metropolitan
Road Monday night was not "a serious affair. A
fireman was badly crushed, and may lose his life
but the public is rather caOus to the fate of the
servants of railway companies, regarding them in
the light of soldiers whose business it is to take
heavy risks of wounds and death. Everybody who
travels OH the elevated roads is however interested
IN the fact developed by the occurrence, that under
the system of working these important lines of
travel such accidents are possible. A train was de-
layed at one of the stations one or two minutes
and the following train came crashing into its
rear The engineer of the second train declares that
his steam-bIake out Of order and failed to
operate at the critical moment.
Granting that this true and that the collision
not due to any careessness his part IL it not
plain that there il something radically wrong in the
rules OF the company governing the running of
trains The lives of passengers should not be made
TO hang upon the accurate working of a brake. No
train should he permitted to follow another 80
closely to make the prompt starting of the fore
most train the quick stoppage of the rear train
the only assurance of safety And yet il is n COM
mon occurrence for atrain to dash up to a station at
which another is standing, the engineer evidently
relying on the advance tram 10 pull out Ia time TO
give him room az the platform. BY good luck 40
serious calamity has yet occnrred but the affair of
Monday night shows that is liable to happen at
any time II this practice il continued. Passengers
will understand that death Is following fast upon
their heels in the shape OF the approaching engine,
and will surely overtake them il the caution of an
engineer IL relaxed or the machinery OF steam
brake gets rusty.
IL is evident that the only perfectly safe way of
operating the elevated roads is 10 make the dis
tances between the stations and the intervals boz
tween the trains one and the same thing. No train
should he allowed 90 leave a station until the depar
ture of the preceding tram from the next station
ahead mas been sgnallod. Automatic signals were
long ago put mp on the line OF the Metropolitan
Read, but they do not seem to be of much use. A
simple and effective signal system of telegraph
wires and alarm Dells could easily be provided, and
would require spec al operatives. The gate-Inan
at station would only have TO touch All insiru
ment when train leaves, TO give notes to the next
station that tho way ia clear for the following train
to proceed The public have the right to demand
that this some other method shall be adopte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Democrats have done better work and
have larger victory at ns extra session thah Was
expected.-LUuca o server CDeiD9
Decency fOrbids that We join the enemies OF
orr section in yllifyHg aud tranGcBg JEFFERSON DaFs
An aged and venerable servant OF tue people the pee
euons 10 which lac has been subjected should increase
rather than diminish our respect Ior hlm.-lhemphS
Appeal Q)emj
The extra session, with all its fOlles, and
notwithstanding the universal puDc disgust ihd lhpa-
plainly the Democratic disposition 10 renew Je confess
between National authority and state rghts- contest,
however, winch venture tO has been settled lOr
this generauoU.-lHarper's Weekly tRepl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25
THE WORST PLAYED-OUT STATESMAN.
49, I'll. L-L.-L In AdL.rlLaar lhcn.l

The most thoroughly payed-0ut man on
the continent is senator Dard DAVIS oi liiihos An
hns M notic Al distinctions and hOuOrs, he resigned
me office OF Justice OF the supreme Court whch wa 10,
life for the uncertain tenure OF seat III the CDes
states senate But he has been such an utter iaule -
"A senator that his tenure L. no longer uncertain nc
will 20 nome 20 IhnOs at the end OF hls teru. ~
want TO be President aud he thought the ndepe ues
role would bring h0 to that hgh station. But II ia'us
nun where t lands eveIy one else, rs IL ought TO- d"
uri ate ufc and obscuTity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25
HE'LL BE WELL ENOUGH

Mr.. Tilden, it is said. contiadicts she report
t,at me- Intends 10 make an eXenued summer trap 70
Colorado and adds that although ne NOUS ~ s.'
a., - -, y,f Coloraco the distance to be travelled en-
tails so much fatigue that he does not dare attempt u -
present. We sincerely hope that Mr. IIdens nea.n
Vii improve All Republicans are anxious 70 nave "'u'
head the Democratic ticket IN 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25
A RrRBLE PRICKED.

II doesn't seem to have occurred to me
Democrats that alleged military interference WIN
the election in this city In 1861, II t TOOK pace Al az
VIII Oh N did not took place before the passage OF tDe
law which they are trying 10 repeal Inc later was
passed In 1868, ana use the alleged military lhtees
ance Ina this cry 1864 argument against ina
law Is grossly absurd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25

which will make collisions impossible The pru-
dence of engineers and the efficiency OF steam
brakes have been shown to be insufficient safe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25
Brslness NoIltes.
puv a'w0vs
" ALDERNEY BRAND

"ALDERNEY BRAND
Puv a'wOvs NONll,,1h- -
BuRNETT's KALIIsTON relieves the smarting
and irritation caused by shaving.
INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, nervous pioStIa-
ton end a forms of general debility, particularly
nom pnlmoarv complaints. relieved by tskng mtNsAANs
Zn RFTF TOXIC ony preparation Of heel contain
ing MS entire nutritious properties CAsNEi tALAhD " "
IrorFietOrs HOte. Bulidns ana '0oi'
3qtbst; also 32 Thamos-st.. Newport. H. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25

Our London letter contains much pleasant
gossip respecting prominent Americans who
have been lately seen in that capital, and
other distinguished persons in whom Amerl-
cans are much interested. The description
given of the sprightliness of NJ. de Lesseps, a
septuagenarian, is quite as impressive as the
account of Mr.. Cyrus w. Fields special
train, and leaves the national honors for
energy easy.
The open opposition to the Vanderbilt Ele
waited Road increases. Mayor Cooper, in his
message transmitting the report OF the Com
missioners to the Aldermen, virtually cen
sured them for their action, and showed that
it was proposed TO part with very valu-
able franchise for nothing and without com
pensation to property Much oppOsi-
ton also developed itself in the Board, and
one of the Park Commissioners places HIM
self on record against the scheme.
The speech of Wendell Phillips at the meet
ing in Boston last night rings with the old
eloquence that denounced the murder OF
Loyejoy and demanded the emancipation of
the blacks long before the North had begun
20 dream that emancipation was possible. 1t
is dltncult 10 refrain from "ishihRj III ic@uihS
such a speech as this, that the last few years
OF Mr.. Plihps's public career might be utterly
forgotten that the record of his extravagances
upon labor reform and currency questions
might be obiiterated, and we might remember
only his long years OF service to the cause of
liberty, his wonderful eoquence, and his most
unselfsh use of his great gift. The speech at
Boston asserting the right of the blacks to seek
homes where they will, seems TO follow with
out break that long succession OF great
speeches iii which he asserted the right OF the
blacks to be free. 1t goes without saying that
he says some things, especially about the Adj
ADMINISTRATION and the Republican leaders, in
which many who sympathize most warmly
with his aims cannot join. This has always
been so, for there has never been yet an Ad-
ADMINISTRATION or party which quite suited Mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25

Phillips. But there will be universal acquires
cence in his brilliant Remuneration of the South
ern barbarism which, at one and the same
time, renders the negro's home intolerabie To
him and denies him the privilege OF leaving
it. The North has been asking itself already
Mr.. Phillips's questionable Lee really drive
Grant out of Virginia, and was it Jefferson
Davis who pardoned Abraham Lincoln r.
and the answer is coming.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-11
ss tbpsn NIT ibrsm gsripretsn GrnA

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par.
Sebrsn mir uuierpsFen su pierrufa
frau unc Io4ter Surif. Sn Der Belt
tpdbreno rslder mir pisrrct auf Ieineu
tSisn @ssen bsslsitst babsn, rparen fl
BON Wcnat 3u Wonat tisfsr In Glenn
unc Summer ~psrIunfen. @as fir 9ers
brshen sr beating ,pas pueten iie nitt; Tenn
ea er nte etpas nit mad 6auie braGtt
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then, als bas sr nit bSIen Dinsen ums
ssbe. Iud psnn er su 6aule tlisb,
psrotente ct psnis, rsil 0iemans ibm
lsBt germ @rbeit CAB. 90 ;siste csnn
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men pcbnten Summer unc Notb beitsre
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Sertraulidfett paren psrbannt. Die Wuts
ter uno ptst Iobter ~Ysrfanceu freili4
einapeer ; absr % mar etn inrereS Gin
p%erftdnpntb Der 6ersen. nidt Elm Austaula
tbrer Gmpfnpunsen. Die Cine fir6tete
ben Summer Der anbsrn ;u ~sermetren,
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tbrs 9sfible unc unterpriftsn tbre 5bri.
men ODER petntsn aIetn. CUR Gbre Der
Arnutb mug aud nod erpdbnt rpsreen,
cas eur6sdnais Rismanp IN sinem BE-
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slid ebrt unp SpSnsrsien une 9crphrfe
sesen icl6e. Die BON btttsrm 9siD ascridt
tnc, nitt fennt: pterrpt's 9etrasen, pie.
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be ben bsicsn llnslifliGsn, bic 70 eutpie
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sebalten. Nan ibisn i1 pisImebr aIaes
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ben, ibre leirsnbe llnIdulp ~ sbren ;
Sober mar ;u%SOrfommenp ssssn is, ST.
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freunrli6en Gone su iprsbsn, tpsnn er
fe anrscste. Wanaes feline @eI6saf
purce in sei&idtsr 8eile. 70 eab es gar
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sebra6t unc oft wurpe ibnsn an Der
1blre Der 8apeIe Ter Ssesnspunlb,
Soft m5se fe trSften, tn's DIR ssfds
isrt.
BcrtItsuna fclat.1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-11

cen &uGen auf Der Stele unp feel ranr
obnmdbtia ia Die Mrn,e fsinss Sseun,
cantsn surid. Wit retf4iseeusn auas
itmddunsfn erjdbIt, Ihmstdslt pisil
aneceote Der nationaaen SeIbfltebe na:
tiirlid ir bobsm @rape, unc fe ma6tt
rte Runce eur@ rie idmmtIiden belsi,
f&n 3situpsen. llnslddli6srpstis
iteute 10 fid ipdter bsraus. eas stn fol
DIES &%encontre niemals fattssfuncen.
fontern. caB BE eauss afairs DIE pure
Grfncuns zines Suinnissn In @best,
unieres Greunees, pes IitsrarifGen 9ieu
tenants, mar, Der fe eem antperpensr
Sournal mttsstbeilt bate. 3psi 5erren
iptelen Billiard. Der Doctor Adtsrt
mir tins OBJ pae Ginsr Der .8ailer pes
llniperiums" ist cine @nsate, Die sr fsl.
Der laut bsfrdfiist nit benz Sin,ufdaen,
Der Doctor bate fein &s9t. ibu In rteier
pirpsloien 0stie p~oEufeasn. Sc
Wajsfdt banpbabt pas Queue pcrtrsf
LID. Gr label mid Elm, nit ibm sine
parfte 3u lpteleft, uno t1 accepttre nit
@srsndssn. 0dbrenp ess Spiels plau.
Germ mir semitbli6. Gr bsfrast mid
mad metner Natipnalitit rna&t neinem
9anee Compliments, srnsnnt mid terabs
!afsnc su feinem 8ieef5nis unb perfiGert
mid falteBlid, nahpsn1 er rts partie
lei&t s%errcnnen, bas e5 ibm IN, pieie ar
men Ssrridt.n bier dussrf Isfp ttue.
Dem sic mdTsn pifsn, ptss Ia cine
Narrentact. SD bin fetn 8abnfnnis
ger, absr mein arn,er Srsanp bier III ct.
nsr, uni t1 BELLE rem Doctor Jpn eurri
rem. Dssbalb ifeise i'd BON meinem
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tpet unc i'm Gesfeusr itt. aber pas tim
bio gum Wittas s~sfuttst isi ets Grpe su
beiu6en, cine nsus partte. YteIe ancsre
4ccale beiu6tsn mir ~suiammsl unp als
entbalbsn fanp i'd iutsrs6unts Yatisnsn
- eiuise in Ger SsGsruns, anrere bpff.
nunssics, stnise 10 sslunp. pas t9 sus
lsBt su alaubsn besann, ras, nenr lie
perridt isisn, isre Sssle tn CTR Start
ebenfaIS perrift fem mdIs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-11
6egert bic Yaten blGtter.

VeBeH ule Ya1en platter. Der
ceutI1 ; amsrifauilds YrsBosrein oes
ROrcwsisns, Der fiHli6 in Sprinas
ielo. SainoiS. taste, Bat folaencea
Sei6lus In Saisbuns auf Die I%raenanns
ten ~Satentbldtter" etnttumis ansencm,
men:
Die Witslieper res esuti6en press
persins pss NOropefens fSnnea ntdt
umbin, ibr Sspauern eartber aus,uz
iprsben, pas eas ~iosenannte patent. lns
pelen tn Ger reutihen prsfe anfdnst
einen bsflasensperbsn llmfans su ae.
ninnsn. Ourd bic idabIpnsnmastae
6srfsauna BON 3ettpnsen percen nidt
nur ete lesttimen SsiGdfllihen Saiere1s
fen Ger trsbiamen prsie ssitdoist ions
bern IS miro aud Der @sl6maG ccS 0ts
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den Silpuus pss Bottles labmaslsat.
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pas sanse 3ei~tunsspsien auf pas 6tpsau
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abgsrridt.
0tr fcrrsrn ale ~eisisnisen unisrer
9ouesen aut penen pie Setuna Der
prsiie am Serien ltrst uuo pie elaubeu,
pas Die prtn;ipteQe Aufsabs unisrss
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punS reS Bottles tsttrassn. rsm plteuts
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fclaenpe Semerfunssn : .Das III pUbl
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bsIfsn. auss treitt gum @rcsbstrisb
bin unp Die ..ssifiss" abflteruna madt
pobl feline Nusnabme. ustrtae 8 atbt
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finp."
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nns mar ss oft unbssreiHit, pie icI9e
Sldtter nod elm publifum inosn oas
iplb jdmmerlid 3sua lief unp be,ablt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-11
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Gine Stabt boa Wabainnigsr.

Gin Gnsldneer bsrittst TN ,@lobe"
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flast i6 bsim Doctor In bittsrsn Auss
eriiden dbn si. irsnse Genfur. Der
Doctor ip%mpatbifrt aber tittst ben Wae'
fro, fit ;u errtnnsrn. pie pilp unp aufs
rssenp lstnt @srfe isien unp, Obpebl ems
tbuiiaftf5en @~pplauisS fiber, wis nab
tteilis fe fb fur Gas SsFnpsn psS i,rs
finnisen AupitoriumS srpsilsn eirfisn.
Oas III aussni&sinli& Gin unwipsrftsb,
lt4ss argument. Dem fib Der Gpmponiii
bsust incsb slst6;eitis bittst, Der Doc.
tor mSse ietnsn GtnfuB ssbrau6en, pab
isin nsuss Dsrt. cine risl ssedmpfters
Spnate In B-moll anssnpmmsn psres.
Der Doctor fablt fi& pur6 bas 9tIu&
sesbrt une nab 8essnIeitissr 8srbeusuns
febrt Ger Gpmppnit su isinem @splaucev
nit isinem Greunrt. Dem lieutenant,
iurld. 9sstssnanntsr III bon l~itsrari,
lter 8eifeSridtuna unp nit grocer Grs
fnpunssfdbisfsit bssabt pis BE fplssnps
@neeeOte ;sissn miro Dor fanf pesr
leds Sabren e,i6isn In elmer Mntpsrpensr
3sftun8 Elm prafil&sr Ssri9t ibsr Elm
Duel TN Eager BON SsperlVO ;piiSsn Ct.
mem be!8ii@sn Sberft unp einem ;u ben
WanSpern sinsstrpfsnsn ruiii&sn Din.
eier. SIN srisn @anse purpe pss Ssls
stsrs re&te 5anp seri&msttsrt, 70 tas e.
eas pifOl fallen lief ; absr nidt ubss.
ibredt, srbpb er 20 In lsinsr einfsn, tSpsts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-11

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rislsn &eidtbum Sslsiens perSifentlt6t
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gorsus miro NIT 943 562.400 Sres.,
Gle lbisre fino nit 600 600 900 Scs.,
cte @obnbduler nit 3 91S 100000 ole
WSbsl II. {. 10. NIT 4067.220 600, cie
8rubrn uno Seintribe nil 1876. $780,
600, bic Waarsn nit 800 900. 900,
9pIp unc StIber nit t.6t6 226 900,
pie G%tisnbabnen NIT t,S55705 947. pfe
auslinpiI6sn Ydpisrs nit l026.2Sf.s
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600, 6rrs. bsrebnet. DIR matsuelle
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ben Ssftar cine Summs Don 100 70,
Srcs. ; auf pie SepSlfsruns rertJ tit
fpmmen auf pen 8ppf $500 5rcs.