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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21
TIE .NEU T.iRIFT.

Til, new Democratic tariff IL distinctly not a
Democratic tariff in principle. In important
horizons II treats Ill Democratic principles ana
pledges with absolute contempt. In spots IT ~
really and highly protective. and III" favorS
granted ia a few monopolIcs are nll The worse
because other Industries with which they have
r.lotlous or compete are ground into the dust
under rro,Tr;ld theories Thus on, manuiact-
ur,r Of certain kinds ~ steel i enabled by hlgh
duties ro pay his hands ~ high wages ~ they
have received. or even higher. while other manu-
facturcrs ~ sic, In ID" same n"lghborhood. pro
ducing different articles. arr forced +" r''i'ic"
wages - per cent or shut ny. The
favored MONOPOLY can thus get labor cheap
,r because iholrands doing similar work
VIII be- thrown ont Of employment, even
while. he can realize great proht without
any reduction. But while fayoring some Infer
csis. the 1911 OF Sale Processes TO be- protective
ia almost every part. and Its profession IL gen
orally fraudulent.
The Democratic theory that specific duties are
deceptive aud wrong in principle this tariff dis
regards wherever II finds particular interest
thar its trainers wish 10 aid. But n perfect
comprehension Of The fact that al valor'm
duties open the way Ia fraud and thus render
protection unreal ANA INDEPENDENTLY, - SHOW II
In the choice II such duties wherever an in
rcrr>t was 10 be- slaughtered while II show was
iu br made ~ defending H. Thus the rice or
Carolina has The real drf"n'" OF specific duties:
the animals and brcadsiuiis Of Northwestern
farmers have only the bogus defence Of al
valorem duties. New specific duties are created
for favored interests; Oh round wire, for III
stance. blasting powder. photographic plates on
cardboard, cigar labels. red pepper and the
,llil,s ON cotton goods are more fully specific
than those of the present tariff: WIN" the great
woollrn industry l. left 10 destruction with Only
nj vaorrm duties and nearly all the duties on
cutlery. flax ana linens leather, buttons. boiler
plate hoop iron. chains. fence nnd corset WIRE
nails firearms and railway fish plates mr." al
valorcm. AMI leave producers At the mercy of
fraudulent imporiatlons. The following shows
th. character Of the duties In the present tarlir
AMI the character Of the duties on the same
articles under the proposed tariff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21
Hmuscmcnts.
INK south Brooklyn-a-s:I5-Bufralo Bits

AMBROSE PARK. South Brookyn-3-s:lo-Bunaiob BIZ
Wild West.
AMERICAN ROOF GARDEN :15-Carmoncita
ATLANTIC GARDEN. so TO 81 Bowery-Evening-
ami Vaudeville.
casrNO-s:,5- The Passing Shows to Roof Garden
Vaudeville.
COLI MBJ's THEATRE S:15-lIarbor Lights
EDEN MUSEE-1l TO 1l-World In Wax
FI,DORADO-Gimote's Band-Naudevihe
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRES :l5-The Mikado'
ROSTER & BIAL'S-s-Vaudeville.
MADISON SQUARE 0ARDEN-11 a. m 70 . p ih' aid
q TO ll-ScenogIaph OF the Worlds FAR
MADISON SQUARE ROOF GARDENS to Iva"
VILE c..
MANHATTAN BEACH-Afternoon and Evening Ho sous, =
Band and Hagenbeck's Trained Animals hN'""'s
Grand Fireworks and Lala Kookh
POLO GROt-NDS-4-B Baseball.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21
he proposed tariff:


More than hnlf the present specific duties are
retained. and In sixteen cases they are made
compound while twelve new specific duties are
added, 50 that 81 wholly or partly specific duties
there are 40. against 40 in the present tariff
This sutfces To show how little respect has been
paid To the great Democratic principle. But in
$50 cases specific duties are changed 10 al
vaorem. and In 50 The articles are made free
out Of 123 compound duties ~ made al
yaorcni. only 81 retained In compound form,
and ARE made purely specific. out Of 30 al
yaorem duties In the present tariff $50 are re-
tanned I'm the same form. though mainly at differ
cut rates; only ~ are made free and | IL
omitted apparently by mistake. but 10 new nj
valorcm duties are added. including 4 on sugar
and others on fans. umbrella ribs. dates. olives,
though legislator of the class which sprinkl-S
I'm punctuation marks rs from pepper box put
a semi colon after the word diamonds. making It
Il question for litigation whether they are not
admitted free.
The transfers to the free list Include -
changes under the lumber schedule. ~ under
chemicals * under wool. IL under agricultural
products, 10 under flax. hemp etc. = under
s,ndries y under metals, and / under spirits
There are none In the cotton. silk or paper
poriancc of these changes in each schedule the
values and duties given being according to i'm.
porlatiOns in 1893:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21

bicycle In moderation is beneficial to vo,,
In some cases the results have been ,o~H ana
ceedingly good. Exercise on the whss, ~ ex-
hiarating that beginners are doubt,... e.
tempted to ride too much. Against ~. "'en
should be warned; but the bicycle r,rh,s. 'ney
ployed will In all probability promote h..,. en-
happiness. snd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21

ont Of S40O.W69.GJS Imports now dutlablc only
S352 g97 DDS remain dutiable under the PROPOSED
tariff and the duties OH these are expected TO
be reduced from $1S4 .GOO.OOO To S13j1721S1 n
reduction Of 80 per cent The changes are
calculated to destroy important branches OF
manufacture In chamicals. metals, flax and
hemp. woollens and sundrics besides those
which the heavy reductions OF duty will affect.
But In place OF 1923 taken from duties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21

Altged, OF Illinois; Waite. OF Colorado, and
Pennoyer, Of Oregon. have allowed an entire
month to pass without treating the country to
an exhibition of the luminous and spectacular
lunacy which they mistake for statesmanshp
This mysterious inaction excites suspicion that
those quaint performers have new comedy IN
rehearsal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21

taken off from articles made free the Sugar
and Whiskey bill imposes about S43OOoooo on
sugar and s2O.OOO.OO0 on whiskey. less the mary
millions which the two great trusts can pocket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21

It is suggested that the remarkably fine weather
OF the last few days may be due to the assem-
bling Of a large number Of scientific persons IN
Brooklyn. There some weather sharps among
them. who ought 10 be- able TO give an authorita-
tive opinion on me subject ~ science IL really
responsible for the good weather, everybody must
hope that the American Association VIII meet In
this vicinity soon again. An August like the
present up 20 date cannot be easily recalled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21
In unity there is strength. Which Is why Mr.
Flower IL solid for himself.

Senator Vests blunt declaration that ne POSI-
lively will not retire from public life at the emu
Of his present term Is purely an ex-parte state
ment. The sovereign Commonwealth or missouri
IL entitled to a hearing on the question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21
Jn1es 10 Advertisements.
BnHncss Norlces.

Roll Top Desks and Office Furniture.
Great Variety OF S;Slo and Price.
T. G. SELLEw
"a 81 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21

whatever unless 1t shall be construed rs IN e''-
dcncc of Democratic virtue and PATRIOTISM u!
Ing Sniolls campaign orators Stranger 'h'''s>
have happened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21

The commission engaged in considering 'he
best method Of disposing Of the citys garpase
IS getting its preliminary work Well III manu-
Several plans have already been suDihi''eu 10
II. and others will be- received up to Sep'eihoer
3 A plan which will no doubt receive Il COLI
siderable share Of attention is that OF Noniiiio
dore Melville for large steam scOWS WHICH 'o'"
dump their loads far ont at sea IN all "ea =
II dumping AT sea is to be continued TIE S'"e"io
of Commodore. Melville obviously has great ~"
vanrageS over the present system. hu' '"'i'
are some indications that the commission may
favor The cremation Of the cityS waste "n'on
seems the most rational method u dispoShs Va
It. OF all patent plans for treating garbage a""
other refusc the members Of the commission
should bcWarr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21

Persons oOing out of torn for the autumn can
\ ,,e The Doily and Sunday Tribune mailed to
them for 81 90 per month. or $3.50 Jor mree
months. Travellers in Europe can receive 1he
Tribune durinq their absence for 81 65 per- month";
6orrion postooe paid, or $4.45 for three months
THE address of the paper wiH 30 changed as otfe"
- desired.
The most interesting witness yesterday III the
combined police trial now going on III MIL
berry-st was Edward Fitzpatrick. the courageous
builder who refused TO submit TO ponce Diack-
mail His story was in substance the SAINT US
that given before the IexOw Committee When
asked for the names of two builders VINO hao
been blackmailed. Mr. Fitzpatrick stnr'ied Inc
courtroom by exclaiming: 81 cannot give You
tho names Of two builders who have not been
backmailed by the police" This IL suggestive
statement regarding the wide extent Of the po-
lice operations for his share in which Captain
Stephenson. ii was announced yesterday, Is "
be put on trial next week.
Tn his testimony before the National Labor
Commission appointed by President Cleveland
MFR. Debs made one statement that VIII com
mand the special interest Of a large number OF
people 1t Is that the American Hallway Union
had TO use all its influence last year TO prevent
strikes during the Worlds Fair. Imagine the
condition Of thousands Of visitors to Chicago
year ago II there had been general tieup cx-
tending over several weeks. The country has
not known heretofore how much 1t owes to
Dcbs But Debs now admits that, while he had
no hand in ordering the recent strike, he would
have ordered 1t II he had had a voice in the
matter He feels very bitter against the Fed
eral courts which he thinks prevented the strike
from succeeding
The Senate Finance Committee has done a
perfectly useless thing In the most solemn way
imaginable. The Democratic quota In the com.
mlttee having been filed out by the appoint
ment Of Mr. White. Of California, TO take 1.-The
place Of the late Senator Vance, the majority
proceeded yesterday to report the four 'pOpgun"
bills. after making important changes In those
relating to sugar and barbed wire. Inasmuch
as the Senate on Saturday adopted the Murphy
resolution shutting off any further consideration
Of tariff matters at this session, the meaning OF
the Finance Committees tactics is not easy to
understand. This Is merely going through the
motions Of legislation, and can have no eject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21

II is not the Federal courts alone when nave
interviewed TO prevent diSorderly acts by per
sons who have seen tit 10 go on Strlk" IT."
weeks ago Judge Dugro OF the Superior Court,
granted an injunction against 600 members Oh
the Tailors' Union Of this city forblddlng 'hcm
to interfere with the nonunon men WHO hau
taken the places OF striking members OF the
union in n certain shop The matter was
brought before Judge Beach. OF the supreme
Court. who yesterday continued rhe injuhc'ioh'
holding that the question AT Issue was not one
between capital and labor but between oru'r
and disorder. Judge Beach lays down the SOUND
nriuciple that ''the constitutional privilege 10
"pursuc lawful business without hndrance or
.molcstation'' must be fully protected AMI
"6rmly upheld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21

Anarchist Mowbray dehantly proclairns that ne
and his fellows will fight shoulder 10 shouioer'
but he probably means Jaw TO Jaw. NeVer'heieSS'
(. will be satisfactory 10 all hands II the hnarch-
lists hang together.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21

The popgun never less effective than just
at present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21

President Cleveland falls back on Buzzlrds Bay
In such "A condition ~ Generalization and disgust
that he IS not likely 70 make his customary score
among the bluetish tabling Lamonrs resolutions
a. give them turn and returning without his
approval the legislation on the subject VI the
captain OF his catbDat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21

The President has recovered from his malaria.
but to any rightly constituted mind party per-
hdy" and party dishonor" must appear the same
under the shadow OF Gray Gables as beneath the
roof Of the White House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21

Now that myriads OF grasshoppers nave begun
10 destroy the crops In the centraI portion vi '"e
State Governor Flower Will probably haste" u
assure the farmers that the Invasion Is merely an
Inevitable result Of the Repubhcan Victory 'aS'
fall and that his own reelection VIII De guar
antee against its recurrence. MI Flower pears
all the outward appearance OF one VINO seriously
regards his own political success az an nvincible
safeguard against every disorder from potato rot
70 sun spots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21

The State Civil Service Commissioners have De-
gun 10 revise their class,hcatons and make UP
r.w scheduled Evidently the recent investga-
ton bv a Senate Committee has not been without
an effect II was shown by unimpeachable evil
d.pce tha, there had been innumerabe violations
Of the law almost from the hour II went into
effect Clearly II is time for the Civil Service
Commissioners and Tor all State officials to obey
the law IN both spirit and letter. or 10 su1er pun
ishm-nt II they neglect to do so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21

A, last accounts Mr. Croker was in the hands
~ h,s friends He can recognize the voice OF duty
wh.n Il calls him. and he has a fine ear for
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24
Staotratb.
Select Council. l6. g[uauit.

Select gounciI, l6. 9luauit.
gcde fiibrte in abipeienbeit bon Gbit.
tenben ben Soriib.
Das Sanitdts Gomite beri6tete fiber
cine 4nsabI 8ldse, beren 8ultanb ses
iunbbeitSi6dbIi6 1T.
Som Mnpor einsen mebrere 3ui6rif.
ten elm. Sein 8eto sesen 8srIeeuns
Der Bride iiber 2eesettS Greet bon 9torb
Uiain Ipenue sur g8ellS Strabe tpurbe
aufre6t erbaIten. gr beri9tet, baB bic
8erbnnbIunsen nit Der @iien Gompanie
betreffs 1lebertrasuns bon 9anb an ssrOnt
StraBe fir ben 8riidenbau gum IbidIub
gebieben finb unb er eriudte Inn cine Nns
ipeifune fit s25, 900 sur 4bsabIung, ios
baIb bic 8aufurtunbe fertis 1T. Der
@runb on iener Steae fol- senau unters
iu6t iperben. glu6 bic Bapiere fir
llebertrasuns beS Rap 9Iue Burf @isens
tbumS iinb fertis unb cine 3abIune
faIis.
8ittor 2auer, SO. S. 1bomas unb 9.
s. MeGann tpurben alS Gomite ernannt,
um bic Acknowledgment beS Serrn Ges
or8e Srable seSen setpiiie Stabtratte su
unteriuben.
grite uno stueite 2eiuns paiirte Die
8erorbnuns fir einen permanenten
Mann fir bic 8eIief Seuer So. nit els
mem SaIuir bon 500; uno in betreif peS
2e8ens bon Seitenipesen on Wioniep
Wbenue.
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NermiScbtcS 2pfaleS.

- Die Na9te perben iett idor
berbalid tiibI.
Die Traction Gompanie bot
sipiIden ibren @eIeiien an Srantlin
apenue nit 8aditsinen sepiIaitert.
= Ser Masor Bat bic &eioIuticn I'm.
tersei6net, ipeIde ben Staotseomster ans
ipeiit. Die 2inie bon Srpins 9l8enue bas
bier feitsuiteuen.
lS- Maebeburs Sauerfraut. 9ismarf
Sdrinse, Spadnbiibe Sdrin8e beim Gubs
eno ober Sdbden bel Bibmuper, 9io.
$50 2adaipanna 9lpenue.
- Das 13 8seiment febrte Sams
flag gfadt INN 1890 bon Gettysburg
bierber suriid, nadoem eS elf StunSen
auf Der Sabrt mar.
= esn ben 8. 8. & SO. 3arr eniperf.
Iidtten tpirb felt Wtontug adt Stunoen
searbeitst bon 7.30 MorsenS bis 4.30
9la dmittass.
- Ser 3uitanb SeS Gbrip. 8ii6ofS
O'Sara, Der pereansene @ode su
@ape Map sefdbrIid ertruntte. bat iid
Ipipeit sebehert, baB er ipieber bicrber
sebradt tperben tcnnte.
- gluf 8etreiben bon 8pitmeifer
Gambling 1T in bic Seripiaisunssueroro.
nuns be8 GonsreieS Elm ipeiierer 8oiten
bon $4,000 fir baS Scrantoner Boits
amt einberIeibt tpprben.
- Mapor Gonneu unterseidnete am
Donnsrtas cine gInSabI 8eorSnunsen
uno erbOb iie bamit sum @eieb. Inter
bieien mar bic en'Seitsueruns nit
so Gsnts per Stld.
= gS lit bur6auS nod nidt fiber,
baB bic Sterling Seibenfabrit bon Ba'
terion, q. s., mad Der @eitieite perIest
pirb, ba in ben 1lnterbancIunsen Elm
StiaitanS einsetreten 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24
6. @. Sdngleim,
|Sraetifcber 9Siampma acber
Hn6 Jnftrnmemt tcnbauer.

ganos unb OrstIn seitimmt uno rsporirt.
Grbeit 9arantirt auftrdge per 9oit erbeten I'M.
ter y. 8. 8og 1888. ODER In 8feiderfs SumeIer
9aoeu, BOG Qadamanna Mpenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24
= gBir effen alle III siel e

ruff elm frans6iii@er s(rst in cine,
bpsieniiden Ylauberei aus unb iebt
bann binsu: ,,Nsbmt sud Elm 8eiipiel
an ben Srappilten !" Die Trappiter
nebmen pom IA. Septemter Bis sun
eriten Sonnubenb in Der Saitenseit inners
baIb bieruntsipansis Stunben nur Elm
einsises NabI Elm. Sieie Mabbeit il
feitseiebt uuf baIb brei llbr nadmittass,
,ip6lf Stunben na6 benz 9Iufiteben
(lie iteben nm balb brei nbr friib auD.
Dieie 3ip6If Stunben iinb aussefdlt
nit @ebet unb Sanbarbeiten. Die
Grappiitsn beiinben iib babel tpunberbar
ipobI, SerbauunsShbrunsen unb seiunbs
beitli9s 9eihperben iiberbaupt iinb iebr
feIten unter ibnen. Die Nabruns Der
1rappiIten beitebt aus 8rOt, &artOifsIn,
elmer Suppe pbne Sett, elmer Sddiiel
WurseIn ober in @afsr setodtem Sc.
miiie. SIeiid, Slide, Butter unb Gier
linb ben @eiunben unteriast; Del bari
nur fir Salat pertpenbet iperben. Das
seipDbnIi6s @etrdnf bstebt in einem
balbsn Sitter 9lpfeIpein. Der giadtii6
befebt aus roben obsr sefodten Sriids
ten. limb serube bieie 2ebensart 1T
ipeit bapon entfernt, bas menidlide
9eben ab;ufiirsen, iie trdst bielmebr sur
8eiunobeit unb gum Iansen 2eben bel,
defenders ipenn man bic tbdtiee 2ebenss
ipeiie uuS bic seiunbe 2uft binsurednet,
in tpelder bieie OrbenSleute Ieben.
Das 9obusra 1T i'm TrappitenfIOiter
unbsfannt; in % Sabren bat Der Saus'
urst bes TrappiitenfloterS feinen
SdIasfIub fonitatiren tDnnen, ebenio
feline WaKeriu6t, feinen &rampf fein
Steinleiben unb feline 8rebSfranfbeiten.
Sa, ieIblt bic idredIidfen Gpibemien,
tpenn tie aud bas sanse 2anb peripiites
ten, traten ni6t iiber bic Tbiirihneae
bss 8IofsrS. Oiit bieiem 8eridte iiber
bas Salten unb ben @eiunbbeitSsuitanb
Der fransbiiiden Trappiiten iimmen
aud bic 9eridte lber ben @eiunbbeitS'
sultanb Der Srappilten I'M Glfab, in
9eIeien, in 8osnien (WariasStern)
unb in Siibafrifa (OtariannbiG therein,
oenn ieoer Heilenoe ooer Beiuder nuns
bert iid iber bic itrense 2ebenSweiie
uno adtet senau auf bic @rfolse. Die
Trappiiten ersdblen, baB iebr baufi9
idpGdIide unb frdnfIi6e 8erionen, bic
in ibren Orben eetreten, itarfe unb
Oeiunbe Or6enSbriiber ipurben. Dase'
gen tpirb isber erfabrene 9lrst beltatisen.
bab elm GROCER 3beiI Der 8rantbeiten
bonn @esenteiI beS Saitens berfommt.
Ser beribmte &anseIrebner 8UurbaIoue
erfreuts iid bis in iein bbditsS gIter
elmer tfeffIiden @eiunbbeit. Ser Grst
fraste ibn, pelde 2ebenSweiie ct fibre.
SD nebme tasli6 BLOB einmaI Nubr'
uns," tpar bic glntport. .,Sa8en Sic
has fsinem Meniden," entse8nete ibm
idersenb ber 9lrst ,,iOnit bat uniereins
ni6ts mebr 3u perclenen".
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Bs!iI|lII!!y;;IIAyElsA !i|lI!y;I ! !: / !; yIE;'E!l!! Aas
10. IPai 1894.

3iise prlalsn Scranton fir philadelphia unb
9irp 2Jcrf per . & 8 u U I'M 7.45 Wprgsns,
1918, 2.3S unb 1l.3S 9ia6nl., per .. Z. & 9S.
u. u. 600, sos, 20 W. une 80 Nabm.
Vsrlaen SCRANTON fir pitiston unb gBitss-
barre per 3. Z. & W. u. VI. 600, sos, tt.20
@?craeus, 1,30, 3,5u, COY, $50 9ia9m.
Vnlallrn Scranton fur Abite Sapsn, Sa,le-
ton, ppttspille unp allen punften Der Beaver
Dieappp unp pptispille 3peigen, per q. & gS.
y. 5.4U N., psr 3 & 3 7.45 W., 1905, 2.3S,
400 9iabm., per .. I. s. 9B. u. u. am 6.U0,
sos, 1920 Mcrgens, 1.30, $50 Na6miliass.
Verlalien scranton fur Setblsbrm, Cation,
Hsaeing, harrisburg uno allen .3pilhrnpuntten
per .. s. y. u. &. AIN 7.45 ~, 1905, 2.3S
LBS 9labmittags, per .. I. 81 9S. 600, S.US,
H.20 W., 1,30 9iapm.
Serlallsn SCRANTON fir 5unfbannpd, Gcpan-
ea, @lmlrn, Stbara, @enepa uno 3pilb .npunf-
ten per .. & 8. u. u. nm S.45 ~, 1906 uno
11.3S gia6m., per 3 { & gE u U am S.OS W
1.3U Nabmitiass.
Yerlalsn scranton fir Rpteiier, Buffalo,
9iiasara 6dlIen, Detroit. @biragp un6 psltli1ru
punftru per y Il 8 u u S.45 N, 70 %, 915,
11.3S Nabm, per D Z s. gB u u unp pittstOn
3unrtipn sos W, t,30, $50 9iaam., per e. y
Q8 VI u 3.41 Na6m.
6iir @lmira une gSslttn per SaIamanca, Der
D Il 3 u u S.45 Dr.. 1906, Cos gia&mittag,
per . Z & gB sos M., 1870, 6.07 Na6m.
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