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Noas.

Do these ihinss and in time you ~iil. Be
able to'raise II up TO splace Of powsr, ss
the brazen serpent was rafsed up In. the
wiidsrness shat the plagas might be taysf.
Do IL and you win be able, u, rs,se 81 ~. !,
that place Of honor, even as tii,. .rk ,.f sl,s !.
covenant was raised, dfothdi xi,isl, s,l NE
Unseen iegions Of the Almighty Esr,t watcii
and ward that he who touched !. with an
impions hand should, die. EAppladssf
know that the blackn nees Of dargknes. II.
all around ua But I tell you. my friends,
that the principles Of the Coushtulion ara
the ark Of our ssfety In the midst Of this
flood. Il may be- tossed upon the watery
wastes amidst this darkness for many days. /,
but IL VIII settle upon the mountain top st
last the sum win s6ins; ana tks dove wiz
leave IL never 'toretnrp--nov ~ then the
emblem of purity, and liberty and peao,.-
She will seek to rebuild her Installations In
the scenes Of her former RE-
] do not despair. TtHihk Il SEE aaf around
us signs of the coming day. Sorrow en-.
dureth for a time, but joy oometh In ths
morning. Progress. eternal progress 70
our ory-=erer press on nwardi Progress. 10
the d, stiny OF our race,
"And from the sky, serene aud far,
| A voice fails, like . falling STAR
+ Excelsior."s 50
High as the Eagle whenh he takes his fight
i to the SON ;high' as the stars when In their
course they are circling the ever silent fisl i,
gions around the Eternal throne; high a.
the soul OF man when freed from this clay.
IL seeks through chaos the j,ys Of tile sRies.
In the home OF fits Father sod it's Godi--
lTremendous and long continued oheer..l
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Speech Of hon. George II. Pendleton,
OF Ohio. when at Madison Wis
0nAL n-k.N


. We make a brief extract from the conclu-
sion Of this very ab speech. Mr. PESDIE-
TON is one .of the ablest and most accom-
Plisied men in America. scholar. Statesman,
patriot and gentleman combined, and, OF
c"u.s .se, deeply opposed to the extreme Radi.
cal and 'iistrhctive doctrines Of WADE, SrE-
VEINS and Others. Mr, PESpLEroS concludes
his speech with an eloquent appeal to sup.
port and uphold the Constitution In Its
purity. H had bean showing that the
Ra"icals would not stand by It. and closed
his speech as follows: tEps. ESTERrRrsE
In 1851 they appealed 10 the patriotism
of the people, and raised immense armies
to maintain the Constitution and the Union.
InTIs65 they preferred to continue the war,
rather than make peace on the basis of
maintaining the Constitution and Union.--
JArPlsuse.I 49, .-. ~.
And, TO day, calling themselves, With os.
tentatious Hypocrisy. the Union party, they
would prefer to recognize the Independence
of the Confederate States, rather than re.
store the Union on the basis OF the Constitu-
tion. Loud cheering -.
ICY ""'o ns.o a"u "'""e'oneu eVerf
n',''; - " e'''' -'"' ""N s's'9 Po'''''"'
: -" ~ ~. ).
=, - '.' ''o'' 'pA00 VI u"e fe'oiSine moon
- 'o'' 80 rrr,
They proslaim loudly that the Cons.itu-
| tiou does not exist either In theory or prac
''oe w 'eu o'''es VI Tue on'on ana the'r
"o's ''ua.e' aha ao'e ieader' III the iuii"ess
On MS contempt LOT that instrument and for
'ne lew hePuoiicans VINO are willing TO
o"ey ~ aec'ares 10 h's own choiee Ian.
s"'gs 'na' some fragments oi the old and
"'"he" o"hS','u'ion s,iek In the'r gizzards
"na ''o"o'e '"e,n 0i hish's' lLaush'er.I
'e"''emen' 'nls Is tlle eharSe we have
always ""'e. iney 90 not unoerstand
"""' !" 70 70 S'anu oy the consultation ana
,or TINS very rea'oh' as we assert that
'n'y "a'e o''."ei our 'nnd in''he mourning
" oi'n "a'' ass'r"yeo oaS 'ofm OF govern
"a ,~.,.1 :. ''.,., ..,- y 80
'o'"'o''
" 80 80
-. "o 30"
'" W. NY e''"~y
=. MI III . w s fatt' ."as ~o'''
" so 'o' ,'' '"'efes' .esery
f' '"u pu''s a"u 'e"''"'en' 'na'
. "A.e : %" e",y say 20 you aesn'
- ~ '"e ooa'''"''on'
eI ~ ".' p'see"' re''eay
% 'm ~. ~ vu ~" ", ."' Pan'0sa 70,
:" ."e n' a"u ""'V" Ne Aoo,. S'ano ''
- -. 49,, o's ~. ~ - "In :. n " 'a""se
~ % s ~ a"'1. "1. - : Do po' seek :
W e''ue u o"ey H. was sooo enough
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LOYALTY.

:, ioyaiIy, on,n. h,,,, ,.s--s.,.y -.
when mon.rot,, -. ~ e'e oays
tho fenasi s,,., ., - s.p'e"'s sna ~nsn
man wa, a ser,ni,a =. -. ~ ~" ~,
10 confess b;,,o.,s "ps"eu
bumiIia,;ng ,,ov,,,,.. ~ ~ .ae hno's
Of a most submissive ,lave !, 80
uIar he w,s o,I,.d !. :. p,'N
man wb;,h oo,n,. ~
Some Of t...s v,,..I. oar. o.,,.a - -,
,s;,s ~ L,4.,,.s q. ey.s, -,
they were eenerslly sold ,tiib d., i.nS,
and they HID no right to move awav t,on,
the place where thew were boro IT,
thus grew up Ioyal Al. Yea and ,,sro ,...,
properly so-caIled. for thew as mno,, hs,ono.
ed to their superior lo,r 4. a;d ~. !. srr. ..
The lords WHO owned tb..s lov.I ss,r. !, =
allegiance TO the king who war t,3.;, Iora
and king. to whom. they in turn had 70 do
homage: and thus every man eYcent ,h.
| king had his master. Ia wHop, he Sv..
obliged to be loyal It is probable owing
to these facts tLat our 6refat Eers when th-~
established republic. d3sooaa De- sosc,,, 49,
discontinued the uss Of sueb word, =.
i" Ioyai /" and 4. .Jova,,v-p N
adherence to ibs oovs-rn,.,, IT,.
words were quite unoorrent tin rs.sn,,r.
but a new era has bean asv.,ona, "a 60.
| words are the only term. Tho, 49,. 80
sidered sufficiently strong 70 evn,a..
| proper attachment to The oovs,,ma,.,-
very suggestive fact and on ,vh,.h =,
! plies that n slavisb adhsr.n.. q. .ao,,;-.,
where once a patriotic Affection was ,uts.
cient -. 's''
sueb b.,rx,to
| trpa ms.n;ns 80 a., '''s''"ee 10 'he
the kind of s,,.a;anss IL, erreu 70 and
ion.bls 20 rsan;ss :. :, "r'e" "n NO" 'asn
belong ~ ,,,s h,,-S,. - '"o'e wn"
il IA ints,..,,nr - p"o,to %. eaiieo'
m.,. & Ar,'s oose''e 'ne various
4 their l,v.,,v n.,..;.as 'on 20 MAKE
,av;nc .on.. - a. -, no o'u 'n's oY
and neut.ns co.. II. 'anNee captains
To lord !, ov.. :. oen' among US
I acme no 49, '"' surrender, ane
some bv q awn,.e - 'ne "'S9@' an"
staff. and ons ~, hn,.;s Vps 40" VI"
dear oil a.. -, .,,'s,,te ese "'e A''''"s tne
tears bensa,h ,f.e>I,. s'"cou'e
freedom bnf x.b;.s - s'ss ss. ..o e''o'em o,
US that we are covo,naa \. " ,sn'na
some by ,nreudfoo !, -. o'0no', ."a
feel conscious that thai, l...h. :. :. 10y
,i,oa Loo.. 49,. 8 80 WV
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= - = =
ron ruE soufnEas KsrERrarsE.
!. Tho Grand Sultan Of Turkey
and &
The Crystal Palaco.

~. n.y. Pu''oa W ~ s's.s - MS
0towa o' poop.e seemea ~ % ssainf
~ pssos l.'s su'e 'ns' s0ne
80 .s.Ns %l.
~. sy.'s.1 - 's'n 'ss 'u' u',es ha1s
I. f,Ss',s'e J, = 'Y.ss : pass-ss .ae
.Ss.ss" ,' ,s'ns.t ss. "a ss''.eo s.' ~ no,o.
Z - - was ,i
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az. c.,..,. - .r,.,' .:..,.,-
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n- sss.s. ..s.,,.r -, 80. p,.,,h... ~
! AZ. .pa.., s.,n,,r u,,ah.. =. '.o.n .,,hon.h
v,.,a,s. h.,..,s -. sS..n, ,ror, Pt.o,anr p p
.. sh.u + H. !. Tim. - 80 4, ,n .,iJJ ayo..
.hnnd.n, ,;,a., .yo,,-o oo,v - 80 :. s.r =,
q, p.ny. =, ,ho n,o.s,.;,n Ill n.,,
,,.o.,.h t,h..n.;a. III aa,rn u,,, g, -
s enid H,,l.. Tia. os,,,ancs s.t,,e.S ms, !, 40
<.k;no .. !. ho.,,, n,.,.- ~ .n,, % :. 80, 20
,,,o,.s, - ~, - ,o..,- h..s ,,h,oh foru.d
th, ,,.,, 49, or -, d,,,n.. J,san,,r.a s,,,h
. 20 mse, ,b,s b.,o ~ hnndr.a- ..v;vs.,
,.Aprono, Of INV a;nnor. i will re,nark tba. beef
ana mutton a.. ,ho .,.nd.rd d;.b., !, =,
hote,s In this country. and enc or the other Is
! paso.d before tho nyest. nj evorv moai. from
which he Is expected 70 cut for himself, ad
libitsa,. English roast-beef Is as proverbial
as Tupper.s Philosophy, and nos half so hard
90 direst: and. though praised by many poets,
has been rarstg orerdons; while @south
Dosn' mutton, In Rngiand, is quito a diff
fsrent thing from nstsoa doSn ISoutl, in
{ y : ~ . +
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1s- Many truo heart, that would have
come back like the dove TO the Ark after the
mrs, rans nssresston, has beon frightcned beyond
recall by the angry look and msaacr. ti
tsnnt the savage charity Of an unforgiyin
sonl. 49,
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-12-04

Que thht was In London,) j took trip to
sydenham, TO soc the Crystal Palace, which Is
only four or i've miles, by rail, from London.
bought return ticket. which included ad-
mission to tho Palace, for two shillings and
soon found myself at Sydsnham. This su
perb structure, tosother with It's parks, foun-
tains, etc., were designed and laid out by Sir
Joseph Paxton, upon . most simplo plan, with
exquisite tasto. The iength OF tho palace Is
1900 feet, and its breadth 10 moro than 500
feet. Tho navc, or largcr middle avenue, runs
north and south, from end 70 end, and is i'm
tersccted by three transepts, tho centrc ono
being much the largest. The finest Wow ,fthe
Interior may be had in this eentor transept,
which Is entirely devoted TO Music and hor
sister arts, On the western side Is n magniA-
cent orchestra, called tho Handel orchestra"
its seats rising behiod eaeh other, to q great
height, It has accommodated, at one time,
1000 performers, vocal and Instrumental. Tho
arch over this orchestra Is 81 feet In height,
ir timber built, and has q cloar span Of 1o4 feet
Tho orchestra contains a sweet toned aud
powerful organ, which had the pleasure or
hearing. This grand instrument was built by
Gray q Co., Of London, expressly for the
Palace. It has four manuals and three octavos
of pedal koys, "a stops, and 1900 pipes. Tho
ep. :.
e'e'' u''
The Crystal Palace has an appearance Of
extreme lightncss, but It's strength Is prodi-
gious. 1t Is composed principally OF iron
and glass. Tho columns are arranged In
squares Oh - ieet ana unit oil governs io
Il - =.
"n''o -, so.''' o0 '1A1 ~
eosn's .se pn 81 "os"oA ny ~ spo'.
se u o. N,e
ui',a 49, . ,s's. .a' '.
n1as'' enV -,
oa ,e 80 ,,... -.
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-,
4 -. -. -,
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spo pV'u,' " ~ eS,s " ~,
| .H,eS me ''osa ~ si,' p"see,.'
s"e sAe .''s1'' u "r'.A 80 So
''.sn y ''.s,0" -
VI ""'i on'' Vo'"s nsag ,o0' "on
noo'' anu .ne sooonu' ~n'oh o.nu. e's1
| s.,, -, ,s;,,, a.. -, :, ~, .,.,,
| .hovs ,h. n.va ,h,oh q. M, Fac, ;r h.;oh,-
The extreme height Of the arch that covers
the middle trsnsept, is les feet from the door.
and gallery which extends quite around this
giddy height, Is kept closed most of tho timc'
for fear Of accidents. My ambition was satisf-
ed with less lofty view. From this brief
/ dsscr;nt,vs optI;ne. sIiobt idaa NAV be eon<
ceived Of the immeusity Of this spiders web
Of human invention. ~
| The grounds and gardens, which arc very
extensive, and in excellent keeping with tho
structure itself, abound with innuncrable
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"e'o-'h'" "''''s W 6''N ~''~~s w - -. ~'''t
they demand honest rulers, and they are
determined TO have them.
t,R the other hand, there are some things
that they are Determined not to have
They won't have negroes put above white
mel. Ibey ;wont have ons-third OF the
country given up to Destruction they won't
have the prosperity Of the whole country
sacrificed for the ssks OF politicians. they
won't support tens Of thousands Of ofiies
holders In idleness who ought to be turned
ont to honest work they won't be taxei to
support negroes who are able to support
themselves, while poor white nen and wo
men have to earn .heir daily broad by their
daily .yils; tl,sy went have a gold cur
reney for the bond holders, and q paper
currency for the people; end they won't
have the social customs to which they have
been habituated arbitrarily fntsrfsred with
by vexaiious aid oppressive legislation. -
SO ! read the elections of this year. -
Ny frisnds, nearly sevsn years ago the
Democratic party Lost power in tho United
Statsa It toek our forefaahers seven years
TO achieve the Amsricsn Independence. -
Let ns within the sAuae time, re-estsLlish
American liberty. ! know what difieal.
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.llnO mem Srantrsid, iuie aus eiisenl
an0ern @eradte be3igli9 einer @aiais
sivif geV 0ieienl 9anoe, 8eIgien, SOl<
tato uno Ser e9neis berbOr3useben
i6eint, cine Gusnabme MAIDEN uno
feline Giferiudt iiber feline 8ernunft
fie9en la6en min, nun, banu miro bas
beretni9te Dtutf9tuno I'M Stanbe feiH
NIT BEN @afen gu ipabren. mas es in
Der Sbeorie TO LANCE eritrebt bat. 0aS
8inonib spii6en 9or6 unO Glib
Oeutl6lanb sibt Die @arantie, Oab bas
SerfufiuneStpert ii6er9eteIlt un6 elm
&beinbanb fiinftigbin unu,0sIid it,.
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J ] SrOlpll & 8erfips,
8erIeger bon
s8Dae,s W1atEf staD sDenfie.


9Bir IeiiEen aatnnaspnn BITE MMfmerEiainEeit pom
GbOreitern pne Stugf4uuebrern ar aTfes gtabItfies
iient, wc ulle MrteR Uof &trc1eumuH, Brobiiun nnS
Bs9ielesta 9sru esp sluitieitsn 8ssinganssn
al pertdufen fHD. 80 - 4
Die LANCE Grfabrans bee Sru. @eftns IN @ufGs.
GcMpemt3oaens @Barens @pnseFtaimmegn mllp Gonrs
tagSi1uieu befGbtgen TIN, ~ allen Angefggenbeit,n
uen BUTT 5nfereiie wie AnsfuabI geegHeter Inter-
ridttswerfe, @riineung Don Wuftf9uien- 6ortf9rttt
tn muIiEalif9en Stubien unb @egenitdnben aIIgemeis
men Jnterefes fir Gompontften, aeiters eebrer nHb
Stmhenten 1i ertbeiIen.
WogeasMuftf wirb naG ben eeEDBbnIi9en Rreiien
pinEtli9 nlb RAID eeliefert. Droers Sanoe pers
bea, eewiinf4t Mnb NuswabL settofeH fir SbilIer,
2ebref, Concerto n. 1. ~. v. I. 70. as
Sect porbon6en : ~
VIII be true to me. T. Il. Perkins. ........ .OO.30
The Orphan Wanderer. T. E Perkins. .00.30
The Rose Bush. I. e Perkins .-......-. 0.3O
Fairy Of the Wildsoodss HA. Brown 00.30
Memory flor 14rtonel II. A. Brown. .0O.s0
1jer RON irsenb einem ber Gbieen werben na4
GHIpFags fiRss Boilers obgeiteisgt perpea. "
! ~ glah 4snse fir 81 eirhigqk q
8rctpIi s weffine,
1919 A20wroohae gsEabe, RON gorE Gi.p.
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EntaIbetras BON gerInten, auiprid5en M
An0 . -;4jss. $9loso0S'l'
Der sr6ete 9eTas weI9er in enem einjeIaen (erfter
Raffe) gale perbert Iuuroe, $4,000, BOD lbers
fetgen bic SdHes ais zine uA9emeine ae9sb $4,000
ni5t. e.E Faecs7ssfss
- Sis @efeni9ott bat feline aasemeinen RsoeIn iiber
ben Serf9erungsbetrGg IN irseNb elmer Sta6t Scrf
hung, in ieoem en3einen Eaae pom benz dngemeinen
gbaratter Der Souli9teiteH, eite Der Strabeu 2eis
tigteit Der 5euerl6f4nnG u. {. ID leiten.
Cine begldMbgte Abf1rift 6es perbeferten CHARTERS
OSer beseltst ieOe SGriteIuns.
g,aS ss aSs e S:g S ;'rp Mort. IS.
Clinton .. Ststs iYeiter giee<grdf ent, rnb
poIitan 8erii9ernngsgefelf4Gft na66em bieieIben
ein,eIn eineefhmoren finb, binterIegen uuO faaen
une ieber GinjeIne ogt fir 9 feIbt, eak Sas Obise
cine treue pole un6 suuerIdffge Auseindnoerie*una
bic oben bei9riebenen 8eamten DerfeIben ftnb.
(sesei9net Clinton y. 6iSe.
= - spetter giees grdi6ent.
(sssei@neD9 81 Hsm. y. ESaeswOrtb.
afftl. setretdr.
Z rnteri6ricben astb Dor mir befGwsrens an bieitm
q. 9ase oes Sdnnar, A. D. 1857.
(sesa3net - sS @bi6arsDe Roa.
- pefentIi4r RStars rei6irene in Ser
= a.n Gtaat Rem Bort.
Garp rs. HOA, agentea. as.
pffes Staatsbdnt pon TenneFee,
ode Cherry unS union Str.
-as- Ralbpiaes Eenn.
f4e sqsaps Il @taat Gennrfgee.
GOmptr oIter&s Dffiees
= ,ss,.s4 4sibutae. ben 5. 6ebruGr 1867.
SD, g. %. 9at3en, Gontrousnr bes S9atamIes,
bef1etnige hermit, oak o1e
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y 400 9rOonte Str, slew SOrf.


Mir sOarn biz Aufn srtfamfeit bes 4nbliIpms ali
Mere eIseauten Rianss nit neaen Sealed in ben
iIaenheH SfgIeH, kitten
Ianeenerffser 9oSeti, stitIDeeef afsdisr cber ses
&ntSfe Beine, eeraeer Soeen, bic &n6pfteu cuf
Sss Fsffts isas.n. e5eafS ME tsi Il, MI
Serpertin aui BEN 4rettss aasssbns9f sef&ntstsn
ossnes nns tsst..Des 5.s sl6i; Slsaisdt as:
s ssais ,ier ss sss eya Ssss $50
sts s: asssa ssaa sss's an ss s fs ans
0eetis ceen Rs nitts kpra nrA Ncteas
Wiz .lssa. Gsi1s .,ss i,,, : 500
nieren ausastsstu Hb hdten eas pcne eiisre Getea,
raHi0fij4e 4dmptsr SdrttHp eeal t6r1ee Gede, 81.
FenbstntEonf sab Eat&sAtIaPyen hup g ertrren in
psi&e iett fa6ri5irt wersen. sic ipeteen das ben
beftEn NlateFtQlisn perjegiet nne t1hnen N 9esng
eni SRgrstuE, aein1sst ane s9Mels
Die pieF obsa befhrebeifsR Stple beereifen al bic
peSentiistta abdnstranssn Ger aueertia sonenbans
hnS @etdIt, IUeLe Don Bislea 5absisaistsu AMI Is
81 eatsn SIC anfsnsrissmiet sss gubsums, Der
Berfknferun6 ees SaHeels ani eiie sriinelisbe uas
tsrIacbana Der gerbleule Rnierer Ytanns.
"a srSr Sc arossn Gsssaben permtiSen. psI9e nit
toibaren 5nbfisen nne thenreH 3aoern ~ her Staet
perbunSer HS. ns nit TIM stanses sisis PiamOs ~
pfejfen ~ eoIferiFeH, 1telAs Gnneurrens 1ufbeben
Hnb laseit Seeermauu fin eieielben ~ priifen,
ehe ne itaene p0anberS t0aftH. aN1fs
Bkhu atefertlt1en uno Sellgnlile uon aantheh haE
er uexamgt wer6ei 10 uerueiieM MIR oikieinens an
i6ts esste GROVE @aFaSe min aEinRIernamsu ~ mas
tenf nHf be, netttn mir Hfere Baups uerfanft bas
ben. Sht uetheiI ber bic Iptrtitden Beroienite
fettf &iaHoe,f aberl ibfe Dauerhaftietfit. 4eN
Sduela Nns Starfe. 70 Ipie Ansbalsa ses 5oRss u.
Il. D. tafttf ant eigene 6rfahranei BADEN utet niebl
BcrxH, ntS ete einfafbe 1fHienna zines, wenn anlh
nod ie fdbiesn 8lntlerss DeI9er IN slneM Boz
rdtkskenie syilfsramente in gnten Tpn une Drbhung
pefiutbt,s gsrl naEtsem &c bic Iekten poaenesnsea
SaHbartife hes Mtbeiters erbalten baben
nnier 0ep1to ~ l
S@nsIitS @srlaaf unb etFinse 8ertbsilt".
nEs~ man ieuss I'm Elm Circular an
Is 8rotpn s 9erfinS,
ais 6m A20 xreoms sirats. Nsp Dot
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Dies ii bas sinsiee IopaIe @fntt nit Aasnnbme Der
nStGGts3ettuns", weIbes in Raibpiue berauss
seseben wirb. Bon allen bier erf9einenSen SIdttern
bat es bic sr5ste GirtuIatOn snS i Is Sas OfFJeue
Organ ses Staates. Gs bat cine grose Circulation
I'm seDreeis fouUobt ais aa am Sfhenlnnh @ef6aftss
Ieute tSnnen fein beferes Mnseisenz Tebiam finSen
9as tdsIi3e 8Iatt entbSIt bic letten un6 uoHftdns
bisen teIe9cpbiiben Seridte pom poIitii9en unb
eOmmereieaeH unS ausemetnen Ne1steites,. Die
aotGIneuisterten Der StaDt unS Ilmsebuna werSen
brEi& bei6tet anS in eaer Stni6t aimmt Sies
fee 8IGttsen ttnsaaha anter ben beFsen Settan.
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