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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-25
4 Southerner Frees His Mind.
a WITTY AND PUNGENT LETTER BILL
ARP ADDRESSES ARTEMUS WARD.

Mr., ARrENus WARD, Snowman
SIe-The rcsuns | write to you in par
ticker are bckause you are about the only
man l know 10 all 'God's conntry," SO
called. For some several years we rebs,
so-calIod, but now late Of said country dc
ceased, have been trying mighty hard to
do sumthn. We didn't quite do it, and
now its very panful, / assure you, to dry
up ali OF a sudden aud make out like we
wasn't there.
My friend, wan! to say samthin. |
suppose thcreis now law agin thinkin, but
thinkin doul help me. 1t don't let down
NY thermometer. must explode myself
generally, SO as to feel better. You see
I'm trying to soften down my leclns. I'm
eudeayorin to ,uhjugate myself to the level
Of surrounding circumstances, so.called.
Bu, can't do it until | am allowed to say
,umthin. | want to quarrel with some
body, then make friends. ! amt no giant
| killer. | amt 10 NJrwowerau bar. !
/
amt no o01fc'hs'''V'or' DAT l il DC hofns-
""gg'eo II 'hc 'a'k'h anu 'nc "r'''u anu
the slaudlrin has all got to be done on
one s'do any iopg'F' 9um o. yo' lo'NS
nave TO ory up or turn our lo'k9 'oo'e'-
AiDt your cdlt)rs got nothin' else to do
b"t to peck ut Us. 'nu 'qu'o at US, ana
Gro" over Us Is every '""n ""a' Nd"
"l''' p','s'"' 10 ''n',0'' Us '"'' -
''S0' "D" y. '''''"
u growI Now you see, my lrlend' that
what's INSTANTANEOUS, and DO you just tell
pn one and all e pIuribu; unum, so called
H., ;r u., a,,,t .ton :. ., onoo or ,,rr
ns lo,so - sac what wa nloo.e wbv w,
.,, a.l,Ya b,co ,nor;rorsIr ,,l
;.;.l. .,1 ..,or.I, ra.o,ve1 ,o-,o-to.
n,rl, vo,y hard oi ;,-ir no, harder
Tha,,. ~, v,n ,o ,aIl, il 7 ,;pt aowir,
T., = mn;, o,,cIr Tku,v when 70 NJ,
nn ,ho hr.Lo, ,;ot ocwi,o "a cav =,
,h;n, lilo n, E,br;d1o Narv timo
NJ sir Rn, III ;ost,c,, you. Ar,cmu, an,
,o, M, ,oIl !, IN yonr show. Ifws ain
.uonod - ox,r..s onr se,6m.nts WA 90,
,aro i on, - Lotirc, and hotina rnn
I l.,,n u ,nv f,m;,v .Lnre hated ma,
! l'a ono1 ,ho. oil tbo hair coro m -,
bood and the man drowned himself in
d; roa, naI,er tbot niaht konll do il
nns;o a 49,, ,o,,~ ,,~sos IN try;ro to harmon
70 ;gs IN ooouic.c. "a bccome kahn nm
o r.,
e Nav. sppposo that, poatikally spcab
in.
In Dizie,s tall,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-25

would you make this fiddle trade
b. A.
A STORY FOR REpUBMCANs,-It is
amazing to witness the audacty with
which the Republicans claim to be the
friends of the Union, which they were
once ready to "let slide 1t reminds US
oil an old story, which may be new to some
Of our readers.
In certain portions Of our country we
have an animal called a woodchuck, which
builds its habitation similar to nc other
beast under the sun. Ooc of them hav-
ing for short time vacated its promises,
on its return found csconced therein an
| Intruder, who had taken possession in the
temporary absence of TIE proprietor. Re.
monslrance had no effect the stranger was
determined to remain in his new found
quarters.
'WoIl, replies the intruder, Pm wood
chuck
You a woodcbuck Great heavens y Oh
! don't look like woodchuck.'
well, | don't care ! m woodchuck.
'Bls you don. talk Ike woodchuck.
Nevertheless, | am a woodchuck.'
'Aud more than aIl,yo don't smell like
a woodchuck.'.
The intruder was a skunk. - Lt;cu o.
S01uer
II WANT TO GO TO MoKRow,'-Or
the little Miami Kailroad i, a station call
ed Morrow. A new braEe5man on the
read. who did not know the names of the
stations, was approached hy stranger
the other day, while standing by his train
at the depot, who inquired
Does this train 20 to Morrow 10 day
mo" said the brakeman, who though
the stranger was making game Of him, q
goes to day, yesterday, week after next
r You don't understand me-, persiste
the stranger, q want 70 90 to Morrow.
'Wcll, why in thunder don't y0l wa
until to morrow, then, and not come both
ering around to-day. You can G. to'mol
row or any ether day you please.
Won't you answer civil ques'io
'clvily} win this train = to Morrow ?
! nj cxacdy. It will g today an
GENE back to morrow.
!
As the stranger who wanted to 60
Morrow was about TO leave in disgust, an
other employee, who knew the station a
, luded to come along aud gave him Il
r cquired information.
:, ROASTED CHuRCH TowER.-A Fren(
- traveller. who had not learned 10 manal
}, the English language, went 10 dine with
e gentleman to whom he brought letter
S Introduction. The first spoonful of so'
y burnt his month.
| Ma loi = he exclaimed ; 'in dis soup
e too much summer.
,t The next day he wished to order
"A chicken for his dinner, but could not r
~ member tic namo. In his perPloXity,
turned toward the window, and his c
, caught sight OF weather cock on chur'
n Vat you call dat 2 exclaimed he, poir
ID ing,
- -, THAT i, a church,tower,' replied
:. landlord,
- Den l wish you have dc Kindness
', roast yon church-tower for my dinner
up 81 Horace Greedy used to boast
es having once been a Pruter's Devil,
y has since earned the title OF Devils Pl
on ter
:, RS8~ a Philadelphia paper says N
!, Anna T.. Dickinson is always fresh
~ Many waring Misses would like to kn
-, how she keeps 30,
m. pky- "What is colonizing, ma = gu
or. ried a hobciul miss of seventeen. sc
to on,zipg, my dear" replied her motl
1t "is haveng home, and raising fami
ob. 'Oh! ma, how l would like to colnii
10 acclaimed the cZpcctsa. daughter,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-25
BALTIMORELOCK HOSPITAL
Baltimore, Md.
ESTABLISHED as a REFUGE FROM
QUACKERY.
DR.. Johuson has discovered the most

The On(y Place 2chere CtUe can be OBJ
taiacl.
Dr. johnson has discovered the most
Certain. Speedy, and ouly EIectual Remedy in the
"rd Tor Wrakncss OF the Back or Limbs structures
Ahetn Of the kiunoys and Bladder, Involuntary
Discharges, lmrocncN, General Debility Nertotis.
nrss' NspcpsIa Languor, Low Spirits, Confusion OF
Ideas, IH'platou of the Heart, Tmidity, Trembling,
lhhhcss ~ sight or GiGdiuess, Disease of the Head
Throat, Nose, or Eowcls--thoso Terrible Disorders
arising from solitary Habits Of Youth secret and
solitary practices murc fatal tJ their victims than The
song Of syrcns to The Mariners of Uh sses, bigbung
their most brilliant hopes anticpations, rendering
ma frlAGg, &C, ImnMssIbIe.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-25
)LUMBIA COUNTY, PENNA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1865

get over it. See here, my friend, you must
send me little powder and ticket TO
your show and yoa and me will harmon.
ze, serlin
With these few remarks I think feel
better, and haint made nobody ftin mad,
for l IN not on that line at this time. /
am trooly your fricnd-all present and
accounted for.
RLLL ARP, SO called.
p. Sod man Harris wanted to buy
my fiddle the other day with Coniederik
money. lie sed it would be good agin.-
He sed that jim Funderbuk told him, hat
Warren Jack seed a man who had jst
cum from Nirginny, and lie seed a man
who told his cousin Mendy that Lee had
WHIPPED 'em again. Old Harris says that
iellcr by the name Of Mack G. Million
is coming over with a million Of men,
But nevertheless, Notwithstanding some
how or somehow else, Tn dubus about
the mouey. If you was me, Artcmus,
would you make this fiddle trade
n
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-25
Rather Rough Honeymoon.


young Iarmcr, in the town Of Waynes.
burg, took a girl, "all bathed in bushes" "
from her parents, and started for the first
town across the Pennsylvania lice, to be
married, where the ceremony could be
performed without u license. The happy
pair were accompanied by sister Of the
girl, tall, gaunt, sharpicaturcd female
OF some thirty seven summers. The pair
crossed The line, were married, and return.
cd to Wosville to pass the night People
at the hotel where the wedding party
stopped, observed that they conducted
themselves 10 a rather singular manner,
The husband would take his sister in-law,
the tall fcml aforesaid, into ono corner
of The parlor, and talk earnestly 10 her,
gesticuating wildly all the time. Tbeu
the tall female would ''put her foot down
and talk to him in an angry and excited
manner. Then the husband would take
his fair young bride into corner; but he
would no sooner commcuce talking to
her, than the gaunt sister would rush in
between them and angrily Join in the con-.
versation. The people at the hotel as
cerlained what this meant about 8 o'clock
that evening. There wao au uproar in the
room which had been assigned to the
newly married couple. Female shrieks
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-25

49," Nobody ever LOST auythiuy by
love-, said sage-lookiug person
"Taat is NJ; true, said young lady
who made the romarf, "lor once lost
three nght's sleep"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-25

Hay- The decadence of waterfalls vii
cause a great falling off ol hair,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-25

psy- "What is coloni2ing, ma !" ques-
red hobeiui miss of seventeen "Col-
onlzing, my dear" replied her mother,
"s haveug a home, and raising family
'Oh! ma, how would like to cOlnizo,'
xclaimcd the czPccssat daughter,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-25

b1y' What is joy! 10 count your
ucyGnd dud it q hund.cd pounds more
than YOU expected,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-25

r.3" A man said the only reason why
his dwelling was not blown away ia the
late storm was because there was heavy
mortgage on it.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-25


THE PHOENIX PECTORAL
Will Cure Your Oough
~'@sgxfF sgxfFs@ 60 1.,;sgzsa'=-
>''.J.ss sssss;3 w.
TIE pU0ENIN PICTORIAL;
or
COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY ( MES
Ina SNAKE ROOT
viii Cure the Diseases Of the
TN&oA@ AND 4 uN q S.
Such as Colds, Coughs. Group, Asthma,
Bronchjti., Catarrh, Sore Throat,
HoNr5oncss, Whooping
Cough, &c.
Its timely use will prevent
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.
Aud even Nh.re tina G.ariul disease is ully dcyrl
npod II VIII afford more ihet than ANY otIor lnodl.
j. Lawrence G.tz. cv Speaker Of ,hc rrun,yl,,ni,
Hon-e"l h'r'r''"tl''vHs' says rms cough RENE.
dyis nos extensively usct,aud - of the highest value
~ the community, lis curative qualities having born
i''lA 70! u",'hI~ MlNl lI' i"st lIa'i'NmI results.
1t IS catyDuv tud tkaWj'y prepared FROM Nild
thory Bark and r'n. &o sn'c Root by DIR. Lcvi Oher
hotter. r'patahl" pnyh"mr Ut IhurniAyllc, Pa,
and IS sold /! nry an druggists aud country stOrc
u T. Crosby, rN.ro.,ma.,ar and cr.'uracss Of Potts.
town, ccrNhcs rs follows.
Tns ccuGrs TINT Ia, .u,"l Ha fuocrl1 Pccoral
IN my iawly 'nd rcp"'"r"d IT TO th' pH5iir thi
ever Wi' en-" 81 nN 'Ii'F"h wa, taNon wuU Il
rold, accompanied "hha 'fu1N Coushso bndlHderd,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-25

4 PIrcn BAruE-two darLies throw.
iug tar pots at epcu other.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-25

E-9- lie was a political chup who das-
cdbcs ladies lips the glowing gateway
of beaus, pork, sourhrout and potatoes
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-25

EsD- y schoolooy being asked By his
teacher how Lo should fog him, elf you
please, sir,I should Ike to have it upon the
Italian system Of ponmauship, the heavy
strokes upward, and the down one light"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-25

GSy~ A Philadelphia paper says Miss
Anna +. Dickinson is always fresh
MANY waBing Misses would like to know
how she keeps 30,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-25

FUNNY-to see a young lady with both
hands in soft dough, aud mosquitoe on
the end Of her nose,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-25

say' The following error in punc'u't'On
is good illustration Of the use Of the
comma. At L banquet this toast was Civ
en-;
"Women-wilhout her, manis brute"
The reporter had it printed
"Womcn-without her man, is brute,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-25

G5y~ Some stupid editor says, ''if fee
of fifty cents were charged to see the sun
rise, nine .teuths Of the world would be up
in the morning
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-25

~ Woman is'sai1 10 by d nero dgIu.
sion hutitis sometimes pleasant to hug
hnImslnns-
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-25

~" Show US q man with watch seals
like dinner plates dangling from his fob,
aud wen show you an ass.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-25

I@5~ where do you hal! from p que.
ried Yankee Of traveller, where do
YOU rain from 2 Don't rain at ali, said
tho astohishcd Jonothau. Neither do /
hail, % mind yOur own business.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-25

Ls3- II Is about uu1 10 revive that old
joke : THE best sgr.egisu.lI Al faiEs"-iaE.
mers daughters.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-25

Hag~ Horace Greedy used to boast Of
having once been Priutor's Devil He
has since earned the title OF Devils Prin-
fer
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-25

Gay' Iu Siam the penalty tor lying is to
have your mouth Scwed up. Suppose
such a lpw were were 10 force here, what
a number Of mutes we would have.
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4 Da8 peltberIbmte tpirtli6 d9te
DIR. Whites Augenwassel

Son IraMsOtt Gbrbarrt in Mltenfelb in 9barinsen,
TT iebem @tf6dtsmdnne @esbrten Bureau Beamten pmS
tprten, RInler unt aud iplden went pI BET 2tdt unb
Teuer arbeiten unb Damen we&e fG ttl NIT 2ttn unb
feinem Mrbetten be6detu trinstnb w tmpfeblen nbe
bet rdnfen Mueen te Stbirdt eIdItG wtehtr tertxt
tilt h1rft unt Spr @rbInben IbISt.
Edufenbe BON 2ub ertebenben Btten nnb Mten aus al
len Geaenben Der Det pre6en lbtr ben auberprbentI
sladlt&sn grfcle Blacpn 75 Gtsy tu btstettn tur&
1881 M SnIius DieneIts DentR,
MIeraMbrt0 N0Y
''-'~ General. A8tnt fat CANA MmeriRd
5n Baltimore 3u baben bet@. s 3enntabdufe n, BUD.
tanbluna 20H SG Vrattitr tCrsf tn ben
MpOtbeien. @ is+.it2.ti s.@ (Mot2SA6mri
#, 5aapta9entMr far bsM DtItriN GDlumbta bet g. b0s
6rtHt1nt, 602 gte ctr. unt 971 YennGbIbGnta 2ib
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bte f bar 9ttmte 9aftr ssi4wdd taben Sic e fo oft
bpien &euten rer In Ger Sue Ierue unS beren Sp.
sen fe aund9tlt piiren elt I'm Stlait bur YOlutir
nen, bic unse6eitt, te @te unn,osGtd MAIDEN unb
S6rper unb stt ser6ren feuten inprtte ntttig,n Dit
te tbun. Srle perrne maeu fr2pr e eintsetea IN rt
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9tiNse

Die &reGbd.n g8trtunsen bes 2atsrs nb tbr ~ far.
ten 8erluR bes @tbd6tnies 8erwtrruns ter Sheen @t.
brIdtbeit Der G5eifesae bDt Ntnun9en Mbneisuns
Der 1eisli6aft, udt a6 @namtete, @hstrantu Steer
f& elSt. 8ur&tlamteit ii. j. 10. tnr ttnse Der iaumeu
Bplee.
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~ Sfftee: go. 7 5ib.GrebertdFr.
Feben T6Iren BON Baltimcrefr., 5iflt9e Setts
bic Stufeu binauf.
{r / 4 /, II It en-.

Mplteb te8 onslen geGesiamS Der 9Buntdrjtt tn qUn
bon @rabuirtr eines Der eren mtbnirn Gouesien BET
Scr. Saate Der BEN srGRt Ste ftines QebenS tn ben
5eiptdIern 2pnbon, YIS, Ybilabelpba ue anberen
Staben use6rad bat einis her number barn SetIunsen
cOlenbet bon teen bic @elbittt her Meei3n reb. I'm
bse gtibtnb te an.Obrenaulrn Nerp6iIt une anbtr'u
Rranittten Iitten Ot .. aub, bic BET p6Slt8en Sc.
rdui6cn su .br ri1ren t Ju pt err6tbn bel Gtrnatn
kitintsteten u. [. 10 lnurten aMNenbltdt4 eehetlt
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\ M GSlttDlDulIs:|lN |lN}Cl0c. ~
5.p6As Wfetnen 6reunben 'unb Gearnten bic ereebene
WsA NnSese, eaB ib Gle Srn. 2etne sefubrte Be.
tannte gDtrtsiaaf Seubeu Sausl, Np 5S2 pa SSenue,
aGts ser 2 StraB Ibernpmmen babe unb erue beIbeW,
mid nit tbrem 8aiude redt oft SW beetren. -' q
Speen unS (Setrante no ietetSr SprrIht8 NnS te e-
6tenans wirb ut6s ;u plnfben Ibrs lanen. 1afmprsr
Sreunbe ftnp eeteten bet mtr pDrsHipre6er s1lf
@Hf freanbltbfu 3Nlpru6 bVft s.. -s
l5. +" "faf.' Gcntao Rr0B,'
(rttl5iO ..-. SIC. 539 9a NpeuNe.
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Sn Der 9tadt mar siemlid pIel Sdnee
seiulen, aud Bate es ftart Sefroren. Ii6ter
Babl wefte ieinen Scbn uno bic Snedte
frib. @r pOllte in ben Balb fabren, uul
oa8 Oolelbit bereit ltsbenbe Stodbols berein
3u hOleL. 9a Der pcriSe Gag be8 drserli&en
gOrfaas meSen fult perlOren sssansen mar,
70 CAB es riel berBuri&tea, ebe bic @Glitten
oeren man lt4 beDienen pcllte, in gutter
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IS gift rlcs rrwi trte a&t unteesu:enes Suadiabtr
weld,e iih ais @tr5ta 4,hsn rre y rnlDns &ntin-
hsunscn ileH Sdullder. Stielwidrr. Ypmpenpuser
T. no, erbormlde Eno reltrt'e Ma6mader, welde tbr
2ebeu andtt Ger erleh %illente Ger Wteein nie-
brighten 0erne micmeten, lih jest e9tIBig sebileet
Mer; tuli scn ltuer steneu unb ni6tS Urges Ntnen-
BEN id >MbrIn9en tie eiuuptett DER ntlbe urglud-
der gDei in tire 9anre frmmcn 8srine ddben ruin-
ten Er. Sptntrn halt brBbdlb fir nptbpeneis Sn
natnen befpnters fir Srlhe welh nit en,m tufe unbe.
tannt nb eas ene Se3aubisunsn roer DpIpmt beanbts
tn ieiuer Slfee lie9en
Nn ga
Dr Sptnfpn iii Ter einiis reseImd6is sebbete Mr3t
peer bic eilun9 seIren Grdnbtiie aaSetst. Seint
Uttel unb Betantluns inb allen Nnceren sdnib unbe-
Iannt @r TT teran9biltet bon eine 0eben pees In
ben er6stn Spptdern @urppa$ unc rem ern beieS QaA
bes ,ubra6te, namli: England 8rantrttd, unb In t.m
Bpaes bon philadelphia w. no. unb bat cine ausSebebn
tere Yrarts ais a1e antereA NerSte bet gDelt.
Der tpelder G ber YHeee beS Or. Solution Gnbem 8bt
gann f ptrtrauen ao ent @bre ais ann unb ittne Ue
S@idE6tetta ais Mrp
0g- Office: SO. g lb.1rebertdRtabt, Vntes
6sns bon 8alttntprtfr., neten btr ,,NrbeittrRaQe"
lI aHanttrcntbtitsn trrvh'U ghnsu atbtiIt.
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DIE reit {dusute Wt: mGtisHo err lcSteu itbtusebu
Sabre IN fis r Nidtt ttrt cen NIB bic Wienge trid-
tiSr municipalities Srrra paen rsltc Er }rtnip aus.
suhrte tttt te 3si24& 0prrrte'rt cite auetrt
Yfrr@en tejrcrfe1 r. ii: T::tlum IA Wieeerbptu
Mdlen cnt,ritttt miiy ruel N III Qe;l auf etreu
Gtafter OILS GNrs il Hti9 aGf Gtdrattt unb @e.
piientaiBtet It yeicenecu eiae biuredenee 0eHdbr-
letfun8.
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@.faUll!Ae NtaGfbtit.

aDtnn ter irr,seIeitte antlust Singing ausfnbt bal
et ben aein belt hmer'baItsn &rantpett IN @ aassnr'
fIbl rber bic 8urtt @ntedun5 TIM abibrsd Gb an
ene penben, au rels ci5e tbrsr Grstetuna unb
Repeftabttdt astn ein GerrG!en ieben t6nnte unb
partet 10 lanet bt8 bic SDmptrmt ti8 redben lltbls
pie J.. g. Elm nit eel@wA en- enti1 q Sals ene bSie
NaIe @mer3 TIM Hcpfe unb tn zen Sllt MbIabae res
@ets 9aub6sft Wusp d Der Saut &nrtta an Zen Sci.
rer linb armen Tinaea i'm Gelte unb al ZEN @rremt6-
ten @ jesen, no tlan tes usbeI NIT elmer I9retlien
S4meletett ect 9 &retten BIS suleBt Der @amen uni
ee Nannoten einIaaenj has Oper brr frtbarn &rani>
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