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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.

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rcsymo maties ar rra|s efn !, , rs nppet s pam
were MAINS "f Rt%nn, - m' teete t ,e no' o se
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rheumatism arises from different causes but most gene.
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ded into two classes the first Inamotory SO called from
the swelling and inflammation that attends The pains in the
parts aileced second Chronic Rheumatic 50 called from
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previously bathing the parts with WARM water also take
30 OF 40 drops OF the Relief internally Inolasses
twice three times day; this will give warmth to the
stomach ami surely relieve you from ali Rheumatic pains
also speedy and crctua ia its operation in the cure
Of diseased SPINE. STITCH IN THE BACK, LAME.
NESS, SORENESS OF TIE JOINTS. Weakness, and
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06

uJ The Miltonian of last week has de-
voted whole column to the sSunbury
American" The writer, we trust, is s'as
well as can be expected" after this terrible
effort of nature. To have thus relieved
himself, must be to those numerous friends.
whom he has so valiantly defended, source
of great comfort, though the bantling has
become somewhat ungainly and i'll shapen,
on account of the difficulties of its parturi-
tion. His injured friends will no doubt,
feel themselves under lasting obligations,
for the vast amount Of paper, ink and la
bour expended in their behalf, to say moth
ing of the extraordinary display of wit and
learning.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06

0J The Pacific Rail Road Convention
has been in session, in Philadelphia during
the past week.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06

A PUzzLE,-My father is my son, and am
my mothers mother. My sister is my daugh-
ter, and am grandmother to my brother
Who'll answer the above puzzle!
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06

new and brilliant light has lately arisen aud stands
ehin the horizon, shedding its golden light hope upon
the dark dcspairlng minds of the beIldden and afflicted
with pan like the bursting forth of the congena rays
he three letters which head this Paragraph is the srn-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06

AN ENGLISH paper says that "1fr Webster,
the great American statesman, is to be tried
in New York, on the 10th OF March, for the
murder of Judge Parker" So much for a
great name.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06

A AREcEsT philosopher discovered method
to avoid being dunned! "Ilow-how--h how
how ?" we hear everybody asking. Never
run in debt
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06

" CAMELs.-Eleven Camels were inn
ported into Baltimore, TO be used in travel
ling the overland route to California.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06

A t'GENTLEMAN" is in training for prize
fight in Albany. He feeds on blood pud-
ding, and drinks gunpowder tea. And to in
GREASE his muscle, he holds himself out by
the collar for an hour every day.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06

~ An effort is making to have the SEN
tence of DR.. Webster commuted TO impris-
onmsnt for life.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06

~ NASHVILLE CoNvENrIoN.-It is sup
posed this Southern disunion Convention,
will die natural death, since the decease of
its great head, Mr.. Calhoun. 1t is proba-
bly, well for the reputation of Mr.. Calhoun,
tina! he did not live to take part in this trea-
sonable design on the integrity OF the Union.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06

Important matters of news this week
has crowded out much of our editorial.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06

THE PRosPEcT of an abundant grain an
fruit crop in Ohio is said 10 be very fatler-
ing.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06
ORPHANS COURT SALE.
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

3 n pursuance ofan order ofthe Orphans Court
Z of Northumberland county, will be exposed to
public sale on Saturday tie lltn day Of May next,
at the late residence Of Jacob Moore, of Lower
Augusta township, deceased to VITA certain
Tract OF Woodland,
adjoining lands OF Peter snyd der Jesse Ummel
Jacob kreps and others, containing Seventy mine
and iorty-eight perches and allowance, situ-
ate in the township aforesad.--Late the estate of
Jacob Moore, decd Sale to commence al 10 o.
clock, A. NJ. Of said day when the terms Of sale
will be made known by
PETER II. MOORE, admir-,
By Order Of the Court
John z. Pursel, OK, o. G.
Sunbury, April Q, 1850. is
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06

To ADvERTrsERs.-The circulation of the Sunbury
American among the different towns the Susquehonna,
is exceeded fequaed y any paper published in North
ern Pennsylvania.
THE LIST OF LETTERS is published in this paper,
in accordance with the law requiring them to be published
in the paper having the largest circulation.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06

Letters to be published in the paper having the largest
circulation
A. Kerr, ThomasJ
Angst, Daniel M.
b. lMensina. A 8
Bower, Jonathan MOODY, Allen
Bower, Elijah Minear, John
Brewer, George w Martin, Sarah
Berlew, Gilbert Marshall, Francis
{. Mutchler, Angelina
Clemens, Isaac R.
Cornell, William Roads, Jacob
ID. Rodt, Daniel J
Deppin, William Rawley, James
G.. S.
Gonser, Samuel Servis, Jacob
Gump, Simon Sollman John
II. w.
Haber, Sarah Weaver, Catharine
Hassinger, William Weise, Henry
Henson, Thomas Y. .."
j. Yordy, John
Johnston, Rachel
X
Krume, John
r. B. PACKER, P. NJ.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06

Mr. RUsK's new postage bill provides for
on all distances prepaid; drop letters, one
cent prepaid, otherwise, two cents; newspa-
per postage the same as now.
The frauking privilege to be abolished, ex.
cept where granted by Congress as mark of
respect Bound volumes one cent per ounce
prepaid In the large cities places of depo-
sit for letters TO be established free of charge
Postage on documents printed by Congress
TO be paid out of contingent fund of the re-
spective Houses
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06

O We have no desire 10 enter into a
controversy with our neighbors of the
Gazette, in regard to the circulation of our
respective papers, but after their extraordl-
nary announcement last week, we were
compelled, in justice to ourselves, to exact
the Post office advertising, which we could
have done eight years since, in accordance
with the law requiring the list of letters to
be published in the paper having the largest
circulation. And hereafter the list of let
ters will be published in the American.
In regard TO the Gazette being "the only
democratic paper published in democratic
county'' we have only TO say that unlor-
tunately for the Gazette the democracy
hold different opinion, and that either
the Gazette or the democracy of the county
are exceedingly dull, as they do not seem
to appreciate each other. We will leave
it for the Gazette to say which is in fault,
and to chose either horn of the dilemma.
D~ The trial and conviction of DR..
Webster has taken the public by surprise,
though there are few, that believe in his
innocence. His whole course of conduct
and his defence, seemed to justify the ver-
dict. His counsel, no doubt, participated
in this feeling in making his defence. There
was probably more to Judge from, than could
be described by newspaper reports.
On our first page will will be found the
speech ofthe Attorney General. 1t was
an able effort and will be read with interest
O% HARRISBURG AND LANCASTER RAIL
RoAD.-The Packets are frequently detain-
ed of late hy the delav oft tho carS ON tb;s
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06
Fist Of Cettcrs
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AZ
SUNBURY, March 81, 1850.

Published under the Act of Congress- requiring the List Of
Letters to be published in the paper having the largest
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06

90 HARRIsBURG AND LANCASTER RAIL
RoAD.-The Packets are frequently detan-
ed of late by the delay ofthe cars on this
road, which are every few days subject to
some detention, owing to the want of man
agement or bad construction of the road.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06

An nsantlneths Antidote for Pains of all kinds the
very instant ltadway's Ready Relief applied its pain
relieving qualities realized, will relieve the
we're pains of Rheumutism Lumbago GUut, Paralysis Tic
Dulorcux &c, in Il few minutes.
CS RHEu MATIsM--lts Causes, Treatment and Cure.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-10-26

nous avons dtja dit de la came ct de son
rendcmcnt dams les sucrcrics OH lon ,
commence il roulcr. I.cau ne souro;r
plus etrc nti'e il son dtvcloppcment; oo
contralrc ellie nc pourrait aujourdhu
que lui Gtre tuneste en- occasionnant uno
nouvelle vegetation, Dun autre cote,
la pluic est ntcessairc. Bcauconp de-
planteurS qni ne roulcnt pas encore.
mont pas nnc gonttc d'cau dams leurs ci
tc:nes. 81 le cicl n'cn cnvoie pas, lis
devront la puiser dams lie bayou ct cc
'cra IN grand travail dc plus on,
viendra Sc joindrc aux trayaux dt,a 81
pen'bIes De IL ron|aison.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-10-26

assure quc 'cnr destination ttait File de
Cube.
IA'lemagc est dams un s!atu quo de-
plorable; Ia Prussc tent bon toujours.
PAutrichc nc vent pas d6mordre de scs
prttcntion>, ct les pctites principautts
crai gnant d'Gtrc ecrasees dams lc choc
imminent des deux puissances, n :oscnt SC
prononcer ouycrtcment en- favour de Pune
nj de lautre.
Les nouvclIes 1'ltalic sont 'peu int
ressantcs: lc Saint-perc est touiours au
Vatican..'.Mais Lonis-Philippc 6tait en-
core sur lc tronc lc 22 ftvricr,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-10-26
expression, trahit Ia poetique du sculp-

expression, trahit la poetique du sculp
| teur.
Les diietunti sont notnbrcux 4 Ia Nou
velle-O Orleans, Popera est goGt6 par le
public, la bonnie musiquc cat applaudic.
les artistes sont apprtciAs avec tact. en-,
fin la Iangue 81 harmonieuse ct 81 sedui'
sante de Mozart, de Rossini, de Meyer,
beer, d'Auber est parfaitcmcnt comprise
ct tres aimee; poar9uoi n'avons-nous
point un compositcur louisianais? pour
quoi nc pouvons nous point applaudr TN
opera do ii Pun dc nos compatriotes? --
Au lieu de laisscr 'auteur du Bor.boula,
depcnscr son talent en- variations, en-
morceaux de peu d'importance. quoique
dune vaeur positive, pourquoi ne lie rap
pclons-nous pas ici, pcurquoi ne Iui de-
mandons-nous pas TN grand opera . il
scrait heurcus dc TRAVELLER pour nous,
ct nous scrlons iicr dc lapplaudir.-CcIa
serait 81 Eacile.
Avcc des clemens dc succes aussi Sc
ricux, il est pcrmis d'avoir fol dams Pave
hir; Depths trop longtemps, ct avec un
semblant de raison, la viei}c Europe
nous jette ses celebrities la tete, sans
que nous puissons lui repondre par I'm
poeme, par unc toiIe, par une statue, par
une partition! Ayons aussi nos artistes,
ayons nos musees. nos bibliotheques,
ayons eniin nos monumcns inteIIigcns ct
nationauX.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-10-26
A NOS ABONNES.

Nous avons rhonneur de presehir les
abonnes du Pionnier, que notrc feuille
paraitra dtsormais chaque vENDRED1, en-
attendant que nous la puissions pubier
deux fois par scmainc. Grace cette
mesure, lie journal poufra etre expedite
par la MALE du vendredi, ct nos lecteurs
Y gagneront, d'ayoir les nouvellcs dcux
ionrs plus tot que par lie passe.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-10-26
LES BEAUX ARTS EN- LOUISIANA.

En- Europe, il est un bruit tres rfpan.
du ct g6neralement accr6dite, c'est que
les Etats-Unis, sont dune desolante pau
vrct:, ;uti-iiqucmcnt parlant! Et dams
les Etats- Unis, on cite Ia Louisiana com
me tranchant encore sur cette penurc,
par unc pidut6 darts plus radicaie.
Ilya un peu de rrai ct beaucoup de faux
dams cette appreciation des critigues do
,ierN monde. - Nous l'alons prouycr
tout,a-I 'heurc. -s-....
Mais avant d'entamer &C sujet, sur lc-
qnel nous aurons plus dune fois locc;,-
sion de revenir, nous voulons constater
un fait patent ignorance efftayante
de Ia presse curopeenne, relativement
aux EtatsUnis; dams plusieurs journaux
qui font autoritd, (pour men citcr que
tros, nous nommerons lie Times &c Lon
drcs, lie Journal des Debats de Paris, Ell
Heraldo de Madrid.) nous avons Iu des
snormites tcllement co!ossales, sur la
politiqae des Etats-U -Uuis,que pour nous
bien persuader qu'elles etaient imprin,fes.
nous avohs du les rclire, plusieurs fois.
Ainsi, le redacteur des Debats, apres
asoir fait la necroIogie du general Tay-
ior, arrive au successeur de ce president,
a M. Millard Fillmore; il lie pcint sous
les plus riantes couleurs, tronque assez
galamment les principaux episodes de sa
vie politiqne, lie presente CONNIE radver-
'ot,e de Daniel Webster, ct finit enfn
par cette monumentale naIvete :a M.
Milard Fillmore est un homme du Nord.
DONG iln'est pas abolitioniste!!! -
C'cst-a-dire que ce sont les hommcs du
Sud, les proprietaires d'esclaves qui sont
aeollt'onistes! - Vous pensez bien que
iorsqu'un des premiers ecrivains de Pa
fis' cest-a-dire du monde intelligent ct
htteraire, commet de sembIables brio
ches, on doit s'attendre a d'enormes pa
'es' dc ia part des journalistes de second
ordre. s
lest en- vertn de cette science infilse,
oe nos confreres transatlantiques, que
nous Passons en- Angleterre, en- Espagnc,
. . ita'ie, en- Allcmagne, pour des illetres,
aes fommes primitiis, parbleu pour des
saosages!-encore un peu, ct vous YER
'ez qu'on nous accusera de ne parler
que ie Cherokee GU le Iste-plase, de nous
'"ahger tout crus, ct le plus ;nmaodessc-
nent du monde! s.a
les EaroPeens exagerent n,oins les cho-
'es, lorsqu'ils parlent des beaux-arts aui
pourraient teurir en- Louisiana. dc Ia lit
'efaturc, dc Ia musiquc, dc Ia statuairc,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-10-26
POLITlQUE EXTERlEURE.

Les difftrens parts qui existent er
France, viennent de jeter lie masquc ct
d'arborcr, qui le drapcau blanc, qui les
trois couleurs, ceux-ci l'abeile imperiale,
ceux Ia Ie rouge etendard! ainsi nettement
divists, les parts que nous venons de
nommer par leurs drapeaux. peuvent Sc
comptcr, nombrer leurs forces, analyser
leurs chances de success, Ell un mot s'or-
ganiser, pour que lie jour on la bataille
sera inevitable, il puissent combattre sur
des donn6es ccrtaines.
Les represehtants du peuple, lorsqu'ils
reprendront leurs sieges a rassembIee
Rationale, devront Sc ranger de suite
sous Ia banniere que leurs chefs de file
ont arboree,et Sc prononcer ouvertement
contre tout systeme de gouvernement,
qui ne serait pas con,pletemen! lie leur;
jusqu'a ce jour, lis ont louvoye. la droite,
tnosaique sans harmonic, protestant con-
tire la Republique Elyseenne par son
seul silence, tandis que Ia gan che, COM
posee de republicans mod6res ct dc So
cialistes, prenait toujours 'offensive,a ,atta-
quaint de par son programme, les actes
du pouyoir executif. Cette derhiere
tactique etait mauyaisc; le parti 9ui Sc
tient sur la defensive, est toujours plus
fort Zen politique bien entendu) que lie
parti qui assume la responsabilite de
l'attaque! la rentr6e des seances, ccs
differences latitude wont changer, tous
les representants Won't enfn representer
leur idee, la defendre par 'ous les moyens
psssibles. combattre celles de ses adver-
saires; a qui restefa la victoire? au peu-
pie, il men faut pas douter.
Les legitimistes que Pom croyait dune
force passabienient herculeenne, vien-
nent de trahir maIadroitement leur fai-
blesse, en- lancant dams lie monde politi-
Que, un manifesto .qui est dune haute
niaiserie etqui pretend ramener la Fran.
ce au bon vieur temps, en- Ia replacant
absolument sous le bon plaisir de sa gra-
cieuse ct boiteuse majestic Henri V; enfn
qui defend au peuplc d'approfondir lie
droit divin, mystere quill est dangereur
de sender, impie de discuter!
Les partisans enx-msmes de la bran.
che aimee ont du comprendre que le
manifesto don't nous parlons, etait une
encrmite, que le peupie devait croire les
princes exiles IN peu plus instruits par
Fexperience, ct que le droit divin etait
trop coonu pour qu'on ne lui preferat pas
h droit national.
LIE ministere l6gitimiste Gear le comte
de Chambord possede un minlstere) est
compose de quelques vieux heros, ,portant
de tres yieux noms,qui ont sieilli dams les
antichambres .des vieilles cours, ct don't
les vieux blasons justifent jusqu'a un cer-
tain point les vieilles idees qu'ils emet-
tent en- vieillards-enfants, mais ce vieux
ministerc pcut tout au plus inspircr Ia
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-10-26
rs pIONNIER De uAssOMpTIoN,
public PAR &#
srpER VIELLE g. DEVILLIERS
ronuttto,ta n,t :Dottrnal:

ABONNEMENT Il Announcement est paya-
HE ! Respiration du premier trimestre. -r ~.
:, FOUR UN AN s: :: -: :: sS5 90 a..
FOUR SIX MoIs :: -: :: 3 90
Tout abonne qui voudra suspendre son abon-
nement devra prevenir, par ecrit, les tditeurs,
1oinze lours au moins, avant fexpiration du
trimestre. =
ANNONCES:--P les insertions, annonces,
avis etc. ETC., les conditions sont les suivantes :
Par CENT MoTs, pourla lere insertion 81 90
Pour les insertions suivantes :::::: 90
On execute limprimere du PIoNE1ER, e, ce,
aux prx les plus moderes, toutes especes d 'ou-
yrages typographiques, (Jobs0 tells que, cAETEs,
facTuEEs, PAMPHLETS, BLANcs, ETC, ETC
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-03
GGitttpOeb, SEN 3ten Suit, 1850.

Der 9crftact ct. sIntcine fcfort beacnnen
wercsn fol-. Gtne slspbaltbebc dung spiro Die
StelIe bes pfaiters. rrlesen. -Welb fintis
fde Burd,t inmitten elmer 6eeresmadt bon
10000 8ajonetten !i
slus sIl9erieu fluo 8erihte BON eiuem
2reffen spilhen Der frnnSOGfden Streits
madt uuo sinem Stamme Der 8atplen eins
getrcfen, nobel @ensral 8arral, Der fraus
softid)e Sefehlsbaber, burd, einen ShuB IN
bic Bruit eet0btet sparb. Die &atpleu gable
ten 5000 Mann uub batten ene fhwsr su.
sdnslihe Steauas auf GsIfen inne. Der@e,
neral ritt an Der Spibe feinsr 2ruppen se'
gen ben Seinb, tuarb aber, ete er benfelben
srreidte, bon Der toottiden &usel setrofen.
@r fcnute nod 70 lanSe ;u pferce Gs.n, bis
Der Sbrrit Gourmet berbeifam umb tenSbers
befebl iiternabm. Der Sbrift 1este ben gin.
9rIf fort, serftreute ben Seinb, Der 2OOTcbte
serlcr, Sclffdnti9, oerfcl9te i'm 6 Stunten
ipstt nno Iies feline GSrfer an,iuten. slm
anoern Wcrsen unterwarfen Ild Die aufrhb-
terifdsn Stdmme. (goIfsYert.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-03
GmrppGiicbe 0Sacbricbtctt.

Deutf d1 an o.-Oie Hahrihten unb
Bldtter aus Dem altem 8aterIanoe, bic uns
Der Ddmpfer Cambria iiberbrahte, reihen
BIG gum 6. SUM-. Das WaaB Der Shmah
unb Sdance, bas iiber bas unslidllde
eanb bon feinen 9ottesandbisen Drdneern
aueae9cHen miro, fd,eint nod lanee nid,t
sefllllt. Die Sadlen flno jebt 70 tpeit aes
oteten, oaB bic belben mddtisifen Tiirlten
Deutlhlancs, Ger &ailer bon Sefferreih
unb Der &snis bon preueen, ffd in War-
fd,an an bem SoUfaser bes G,aaren seaen-
fettis antla9en, I'm, feinen Sdue uno Sei
ifanb bublen. ibn gum Sdieosrihter anrus
fen nno III alter llnterwirfisfeit Dor itm I'm
Stanbe triehen. 90 Weit muBte es foms
men
Sod, stpci anoere ipidtise greisniGe mel,
ben uns Die neueften 8ldtter. Der &5nia
bon Sahfen bat bic &ammern aufaelSlf,
neil ile ge9en bic Grfldruus bes Neini1te-
riums Der beutfd egunbb beftebt|
nod fort, in prcteitiren tpagtsn. Der
fihGld,e eanotdg mar enter Der con1erpas
foifen, Die es nlir 9eben fcnnte Tim 70 be-
seidnenber 1T Die fSEisIite Grfldruna, bae
es itm unmfslid, lei NIT fold,er Ran,mer
su reaieren. slud Der 8Snis BON Miirten,-
berg bat bic eanre5perfammlung au6 gans
sIeiden @rinben bis gum 26. c5nnt uertaat.
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der Weifs lelbit bic SnspenfIcn Der gerfafl
flung erfolgen. .
Waan feht, bic 0ifaftipn fennt IN Deutfd,. |
lamb treber Maae nod, 3iel. Gie spitbet
III ,pabrer 8erblenbung fort uno ffahelt
felbft bic Sanatifer Der 9inbe unb Srbnune
gum 0alie. aim Wiberifanbe auf. gur inis
mer Ut ! 9IlleS in Der Welt bat fein MaaB |
mnb ieine 3sit, uno lelbit anf bic bidteiie
gad,t muB enblih Der Gag fclsen.
Sir laifen bic pihtisften Wadridten
fofaen. 70 tpeit es Der Manm unleres Wlat.
tee fur beute seitattet. lgcffsp.
preuf3en.-glit Der MieberherifeunnaI
bes R0nis6 sett's nid,t 70 fdne1, ale maul
NnfanoS rrtpartste. Ga Der Wuuoe bat lid,I
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Der SutCsripticnsprsis fit 50 Sau'nmern 1T So in
1orausbe ,abluns, 1925 wenn inncrbalb tes ertten
batea Sabres, So so penn pabreno res speiten bal
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tuna aufscttn pbne pprber alle 8nttance ttjablt ju
baben. srtfe unb afittbcjlunsen mdffen pcrtcfre'
feitt, ,penn fie tsritIiatist ,perren folIen.
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ali 2eituu9sbsrauss ftnren ,ptiir man rrils
elten frtbc &rtcfe often ater9itbt, te oerile9tln
uno abbrtfIiren last.