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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-28

liberties which are the pride and glory of
our own country-lberty of the press, Tib-
crty of speech. liberty of worship, liberty of
assembling, 1t was an iron dcspotism
which, TO the scandal of the Christian
Church, insisted on persecution as a duty,
set the example of persecution to other Ca
tholic countries, and, wherever il could
make itself obeyed, maintained the obliga-
tion of repressing heresy by the law Of
force.
Take q single example of the manner in
which the government was administered
An American lady, an acquaintance of
mine, reaident III Rome for several years,
was summoned one morning to appear be-
larc the police OF that city. She appeared,
accompanied by the American Consul
" You are charged said the police ma
gistrate, with having sent money to Flo
renee, to be employed IN founding IL Pro-
tcstant orphan asy lum. What do yen cay ?,'
" did send money for that purpose, " was
the lady's answer. a. did not ask for il /:
it was brought to me by some ladies, who
requested me to forward it to Florence, and
did so and / take the liberty to say it is
no affair of yours" "Of that you are not
to judge" replied the magistrate. See
that you never repeat the oliense.n Such
was the government which, TO the great
JOY OF the Roman people, and the satisiac-
ton OF the friends Of liberty, everywhere,
has been overtbrown, Was it worthy-I
put this question to this assembly-was
such government worthy to subsist even
for an hOurp
And yet there are those who protest
against this change - American citizens,
and excellent people among them. who lend
their names TO = public remOnstrance
against admitting the people of Rome to
the liberties which we enjoy. My friends,
is there a single one of these libertie which
is not as dear to YOU as the light Of day,
and the free air of heaven The liberty Of
public worship, would you give it up with
out a mortal struggle The liberty OF dis
cussing, openly in conversation, or by
means Of the press, in books or in newspa-
pers, every question which interests the
welfare Of our race-a liberty of which
the poor Romans were not allowed even the
shadow.
My friends, respect profound religious
convictions wherever l meet them. | no
nor a good life wherever | sec il. and find
men of sanity lives in every religious demo-
minatiOn. But when hear il affirmed that
there is u natural alliance between despo-
tisin and Christianity, that the necessary
prop and support Of religion is the law Of
force, and that the Christian Church should
be SO organized that its head shall he an
absolute temporal monarch, surrounded by
a population compelled TO be his slaves, |
must say to those who make this assertion,
whatever bc their personal worth, that their
doctrine dishonOrs Christianity, that it
brings scandal upon religion, and bias
phemcs the holy and gracious memory of
the Savior of the world.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-28


APRoPos of the recent elections, the fol,
! lowing is capital and will be especially re-
sisted oy gentlemen who have been unsuc-
cessiul in their aspirations for Office
In one of the towns Of pelnsylvania the
freeman had for many years deposited their
votes solidly for the Democratic candidates,
such thing az a Wing or Republican was
unknown, prior to the Gran. aud Seymour
campaign. AT that time, however, the
politicians of an adjacent township thought
il an Opportunc occasion 10 attempt the
establishment, IN that town, Ola Republi-
can organization. To this end they per
suaded certain Mr.. Green, who had
recently settled there, to become their can
didatc for some minor Oiice. hoping TO
procure for him n few votes under the popu-
larity Of the great name Of Grant, and thus
70 get an entering wedge in the local affairs
Of The township.
The day of election arrived, but Mr..
Green was unable To get TO the polls by
reason VI sickness. In due time the re-
turns were published aud Mr. Green had
Just one uOts. Chagrined al this, and an
uOyeJ by the accusation that he had voted
for himself, be announced that ii the per-
SOU Who had voted for him would come for
ward and make affidavit 10 the fact he
would reward him with suit of clothes. A
few mornings ailerward burly, stupid
looking Pennsylvania Dutchman called
upon Mr.. Green, and abruptly remarked
~ wants dat suit Of cloes.n
"Ah ~ f4ld M, GTeen, then you are
the man Who voted Tor Tue ~
Yah, I'm dat mani
"ATe yOa willing 70 make an affidavit ~
ur"
Yah, | swear 10 EN-
Nj OTeen accompanied by the lntelll-
g,nt voter, went t0 the uilicu ui The justice
ot the Iases, and the required AFFIDAVIT Was
made aitsr Shich the cl1lles were pug
chasrd and given o. the dvpunent,
- delifhtrd VAS Nr OT,gu tO hr f6lloy-
ed ifliu ilis unVleasanluess oi his sil Ialiou,
aud 80 gisd - lsaTu that thegs Vas another
righteous ulgn la lLs toNnahip, that 10
tad l.kon .La uutshman's Rspgbllcsnlsin
as : nallI "a eouTsr. However AZ paIt
~ he sad "k0s my friend, ou hasa
yoaF sals u elolles, lusl ansstF uo one
quts,l0u hos ealge lou ~ vote loE Sas 4"
oa voc " spos dsif
"fa
,s,Apa yoa 'sst 50 oasS 90 DC ''oa' ;"
"ksl. 4" sAIa be, slowly, suA slIh d,
lsiuk.e "a lhs elsi ,'dsH tp!s yoa !
a.akss q R,lsilhs ~ df Iista lh
Natat lhst cpnte.aiHi Nc ogten
afsha hlf unsIiefat.a lp ptiulnsilna nfsrf
asalu o. sllsal ~ leps.ag ssaisss o. pse
lie lrafiiiqa
a ssm say % uaats "a lnlse~s@
fsA afsa 10 as ND
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-28
literal AnSNerH.

A lady noticed boy sprinkling salt on
the sidewalk to take of the ice, and re-
marked to a friend, pointing to the salt /:
Now that's benevolence."
No it amt, said the boy, somewhat in-
dignant it's salt"
SO when lady asked her servant girl if
the hired man cleaned Of the snow, with
alacri!y she replied:
mo ma am; he used q shovel"
The same literal turn of mind which we
have been illustrating is sometimes used ir-
tentionally and perhaps little malciously.
ana thus becomes the property OF wit in
stead Of blundcr Thus we hear of very
Folltc and impressive gentleman who said
to a youth in the street
Boy, may inquire where Robinson's
drug store is p'
Certainly, SIR" replied the boy, very
respectfully.
Well, sir" said the gentleman, aftor
waiting a while, "whcre is il ?"
- have not the least idea, your honor,
said the urchin.
There was another boy who was accost-
ed by an eccentric middle aged lady with /:
Boy want to so TO Dover street,
Well, ma am" said the boy, "why
don't you go then ?''
One day at Lake George, party of gen.
on the lakes with bad luck, copied n little
fellow with n red shirt and a straw hat,
dangling a line over the side of a boat
Halo, boy" said one of them, what
are you doing -
Fishing" came the answer.
Well, of coursc,n said the gentleman,
but what do YOU catch ~
Fish, you feel what do you 'spose Y"
DID any OF you ever see an elephant
skin ?'' inquired II teacher Of an infant
class.
have, exclaimed one.
Where y'' asked the teacher.
"On the elephant" said the boy, laugh
ing.
Sometimes this sort of wit degenerates or
rises, as the case may be, in punning, as
when Flora pointed pcnsiyely to the heavy
masses Of clouds in the sky, saying:
wonder where those clouds are going, -
and her brother replied
think they are going To thuuder.n
Also the following dialogue
Halo, there how do you sell your
wood Yn
BY the cord"
How long has it besa eutS"
-Four ieet.n
" mean how long has il been sinoe you
mo longer than Il is now.n
And also when Patrick O'Flynn was
seen with his collar aud bosom sadly be
gtimmed, and WAS Indignantly askel by
hls officer
Patrick O'Fbnn, how long Do you
wear shirt ~
ISeniy-eight inches, slr."
This Reminds one of au instance xhioh il
sald % have occurred recently la Chatham
street, New York, where a c0untTyman
Aas ciamoronsiy hosicsei hy 4 shopkoeIaF.
Have ypu any inc shirts - said The
couulDman,
4 splendid assortment step Ia, sir
Every pFlee aud every sllls. The cheap
esi lu lhu market, sf.n
AZ they tlsan -
Io d. tufe, sif %
"iien,n said tha counirymaR, alth
goat gravity you had beiler pul 0ne on,
i1r 1ou rDed a. Oh
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j. W. WASHINGTON'S
GRAND HARHER SHOP.

The old permanent-shop of ihe iowa,
We decline the boasl, but al the same time
consider that The mighty truth maytbu srasona.
bly spoken without mahliusllng ah uneumfuHs
Die amuunt of vanity ani aubltiun,
just twruty years ago I began nay businsss
career ln thls plaee-half my hirtmo thus iaT
spent, have sllui upon ihe hnnT of ouT shop
day anrr daY, aui Hishl aitrr night, and Gpplltd
che sharp blue cleaning steel, sni slihm tAai
slapsr of time culhagrd ty ihe uiishiy folds uf
that g,eutial period haye shaved neatly ever,
b0iy la the couuiry On cnmniou pag'aurel aud
80 uhlisg the publie uifnssl se hrfelu pailir.y
annnunee 40 uHr raifoHs oli ani uea ihsi er
afe fsAal ~ shave thfm ai agaia thfsu kguiIea
ihaasani ilmes af Wa1a.
Nouc Nhsu gpa plfass, jiisf ~ fiii,f q the Faf
im-as afe alasia igsAl i4 saiki i99gnngn 1l
Ansfapanl 81 tkttf fnHi halI fHi inYi fhamptsl
Fou, aAeklf $50 fu4i uf lfffHinr, eniHp ani sf
fapss lhe haiF Hth AaIailf skNi, iu ths "saifi
fallN sf ssisf raiaf tlgIr a. sah ihf faftoinfr
We spik a. Ylftsfi nHi piftfr a. seft.
hiop, anhf ~ gafi uaf stup a. ffi shafea en
tke hstis "a ttliil hfrsHte sf AZ a ~ ssli a
q ssa n 4ens "a ftef eqaii ~
A sEanfs 4 AZ itai ~ asiaara
u slts ths lfaqf - heil "a hsal'
! az Ris %" '''''' - "'''" '''''
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aiis0IIaasOs,
tntty 90 tab aud the temporal
t'oecF af the toPs,

a. Large meeting a ihe mat prnmlr
u.ut clilztnt Dl Arw 0Ik, slegeAtt sere
madr lu lafer pg ihr abolition oi ihe tenn
hDaui, Nh, nas llin asi tpeaier he
r.ll " 4 alfai uailon, chs li4llan nation
ahllr yfi Arkuua |riHlpF aliesiance o. ilf
latin lhunh, has lten in0ltd ~ sluko
tht tstsrs ul aFil ani riislaus ihalaom
nlia ihe iuhRbliauia a ihe unsl lniffltir
uis eiiY ~ il.u g0fli, la lhp m.dsi "a iiflE
t.HliluF ar 'auai.aHa NeaIp atsa ainblr a
81 d. tsha ihNsf affaiaalluus. IAa 11fr
tfaHitui sh.as has lpsi hffn pfffihfpa 4
Ia hGuie, "a H.ea g. ilasa al d. haa ile iais
fifisas y u 10 sslsss. sstfg ese u lhs
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-28
Air.MeIss On Zoo.

ihere are t1ur luflons hcis eonneeiei
wlih lis siT halts shlcl, hfm ihrnltflycs
dnglug aluler thefe ar piten particular
tlgis hefe iseilai uirniua la iho lps s,il
Al iNlmel s,tft alHiff ltfse | c0HotlFr
a. sflse if'in sanH .pflnss aai ~ base ~
filnNef iliin siih aii iafs pfplffll spraiir
sea mss oira 80 q sasu-<~a ss.ss "a
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-28
HARDWARE STORE,
4. ID. COnIcy, a 40.

MARKET STREET, suNBURY, PA,
VIA received a new assortnsnt Of an kinds OF
IL Hardware, Gallery, Mechanics Tools, sc
vi al descriptions, Also Wagon Makers Mate
rals, Hubs, Rims, spokes. Also, all kinds OF
Let.her tor shocmaket's and saddlrrs, INrfy
thing in the llarLware lire eau he iound which
will b. cold AZ l0s o. eau hu bought ol any oihgl
establishment "a lhoeounty, Call and zee 1hsll
stock.
kusbury, Dee, a, lse9.
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Established In 1SdO.
PRICE al so IN ADVANCE
6oteIs amo Restaurants.

HOOVER HOUSE. Third Street, mt the
IL depot, SUNBURY, PA, WM. REESE, pro-
prictor. Warm meals served up at all hours.
Fish, Fowls and Game. Fresh Oysters con-
stantly on hand and served in every style. The
best of wines and liquors at the Bar.
s-fy- Families will be supplied with oysters
done up in any style, by leaving orders at the
Bar. Nov.5, '70-1y.
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FAsME8EABLE MILLINERY.
FALL AND WINTER STYLES.
MzSS L.. SElESSLEk.
MARKET SQUARE, SUNBURY, PA.
Her large assortment of
MIIIIE ERY GOODS


MILLINERY GOODS,
BONNEpS AND HATS,
RIBBONS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS, LACEs.
HAT AND BONNET FRAMES.
A large variety of trimmed and untrimmcd
Hats, Ladies' and chidren's Hosiery, hem
stitched lace and linen Hsnakerchiefs, kid aud
Isle Gloves, Cors.ts, dress buttons, guipure
laces, frnges. ladies necates, and fancy ribbons
for bows and ssshee, in great variety. Real and
imitation hair chignsBs, frizes, curs ana switch
es. A large assortment of
SLIPPER PATTERNS,
ZEPHYRs, GERkAsTowS Wool, sc.
An endless variety Of Notions and goods
usually kept in = grst-class millinery store.
Gents Collars, CuAs, Neckties, Handker-
chris, &c.
The c,i.ess Of sunbury aud .cinity, generally
are invited to call and sse this spenaid assort-
meat.
l.. SHIsSLER.
sunbury, Oct. -, 1870.
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LABQEs' FANCY FUHs!

LABQES' FANCY FCws!
JOHN FAREIRA,
us Arch Street, Middle of the Block, bet tween
Tth and Sth streets, South Side,
PHILADELPHIA,
Importer, Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds
and quality of
FANCY FURS
For Ladies' and Chdren's Wear
Having enlarged, remodeled and improved nv
old and favorable known FUR EMPORIUM,
and having imported very large aud splendid
assortment of all the different kinds of Furs from
first hands in Europe, and have had them made
up by the most skilful workmcn, would res
pectiully invite my friends Of Northumberland
and adjacent counties, to call and examine my
very large and beautiful assortment Of Fancy
Furs, for Ladies aud Children. | am determined
10 sell at as low prices rs any other respectable
House in the city. All Furs warranted. No
misrepresentation to effect sales.
JOHN FAREIRA,
7ls Arch Street, Philadelphia
Oct. 90, 1S70-3m.
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moor AND suoE

MANCFAtTtbEh
1--WE undersigned having erected snop on
Il 1lifl ttfcai nearly uppnshe tle tsniIAl
Hotel, BE- prepared 10 manufacture all xmas ~
BOOTS $50 aliuEs Boa tht --latest siAlr' iila
stock t nf tla tgrN beHi quality it ihe mathti'
Having lust ihe laflr.i pHil'Hu uf hit reads maAe
finrk ID the iatr uir, hr nNl hereafter c9nnup
hiuis1il rfriarltrIy tn manufacturing
Toe pahIir afe lnFhft a. fsh anA rtsinlne ne
tiufki ah1 rkieni thelf Iaif0asscf
Itfms rfaaaashIa. Rrpalrfs done at short
uailrft hnhf phnft Ath
suahsFy, isae "a, lblo
nlL lLOLOTn apd Caflais. ssnsIal stsegs.
" uisnl a Meefs hl,siHssfs, si.s
A .lls.ala a,.aansa, " Gssis FAsshlss
"A osoAs :. aas's a I'''sissss'. sPas
A 49,. -. !; ;.s.i' ss.;: s..... |. .s.s =. ., &;
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WARRINGTON HOUSE, C. NEFF,
w Proprietor, Corner of Market & Second
Streets, opposite the Court House, Sunbury,
Pa. May2s,'70.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-28
Firc, Life and AeciSent
INSURANCE AGENCY
or
SseTP1As a DERu,
MARKET STREET, SUNBCRY, PA
COMPANIES REPREsEsTED.

DLAfK AlrAcAa af lts bssg ssslill, ssssP,
~ ss Aaeis a pls'isss''s ,Fsa
Atooar OlsHssEs AZ. ,s. -, psss.
vi ass.
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spruce street, Sunbury, Penn'a,
DESPECTFULLY informs his old customers
III and the citizens generally, that hc il now
manufacturing ROOTS Il SHOES at the follow
ing rates, made up Of the best material, yizi
Calf skin (pegged) Boots, $3.50
4" (sewrd) $40
French Calf ESQ
Women's Shoes (Calf or Meroeeo). AGO
Children's Shoes from 90 etc. to l.5U
according TO size.
All work warranted,
TERMs-brRICTLT CASH
The prices Of repairing are sl,o reduced.
JOHN wiLyER.
tunbury, Jaly ., 1870.
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yJ0TEL q REsTAURANT,

IL THOMAS A. HALL, Proprietor,
Sunbury st., west SHAMOkIN, PENN'A.
Meals served at all hours, at short notice. The
best OF Liquors at the Bar. The Table is sup
piled with the best and latest in the markets. At
tentive servants. Terms moderate. Patranage
solicited.
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DACIFHC HOTEL. WILLIAM ENGLE-
Il MAN, Proprietor, Front Street, between
Chestnut and Walnut Streets, Sunbury, Pa.
Sept. "a, 1S70.-ly.
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EsssTEsTnY.
NEW COAL YARD.

TENaE undersigned having connected the Cosl
! busiuvss with his extensive FLOUk A GRAIN
trade, Is prepared 10 supply families with the
vEEy Best OF COAL,
CNEAP FOR CASH.
Egg. Stove aud Nut, constantly on hsnd. Grain
taseu in exchange for Coal. -
IN. CADWALLADER,
susburv, Jan 10, ls7O.-tf.
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NATIONAL LAGER BEER SALOON


IN KLECKNER, Proprietor, Nos. ST and Sl4
Market Street, above eighth, PHILADELPHIA.
Terms, 81 per day. lie respectfully solcits your
nntrnnnrp.
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~ ~ ~
Musetnem Ber1iner Gpneert.
6&ulae: gBat fett bsnn bier In tet Blatt
ypu ,.Bismarf . @on3erte 2" Sc benn Bte>
mari oo9 n Ruffus?
Maner: Naturlt4: UNI nat foreigner! uf
ale Snfrumente ieabt! 8enebettt'n bat er
tetmtetetst bic @ranbe Station jepauft, ben
Qputs nausietrpmmelt, bem9tters poriefltm>
pert, ben G%nsldnbers nat jepffen unb 3uleBt
nod Tapre I'M Company iebSris ben Mari9
ieb1afen.
@@ul3e: Oct is wirflt& n ntelfetttses
Salient. TN pat nna6t er jest?
MlIer: Sect raadt er ne fleene pauft,
.Strb aber talo mtt's janse SrAefer &pteper
tnfa1en!
s &rems 1T tar3li@ Der Barber
9tsb 3u elmer fe@stdetsen &rrsffrafe oer'
urtbeilt rporben, neil ct BET Der @eftton et'
,er Qei9e aus benz Sudden Elm Stld beraas>
eet9nttten unb es gerber bate lafen. @or
@eri9t jaste Der Mann, man babe tbm e.
a6t1t, bte Menf9enbaut eisne fi& por3aslt9
fur Mb3usrteuaen Der 8arbtere, bas Mefer
f9netbe bann wie n@ift."
646nts@erfpr n.-Der Suftt3>
gpmmtGdr 81. III S. tatte fur ben bcrttsen
9~pbtensrdter etner Yro3eb sefatrt unb &C.
.ppnnen. 8ura barauf Tam Der seba&te
client ~ feinen1 @a&malter, bebantte fi&
fir bic eebabte Mlte, unb bemerfte babel
nod f9lts6lt@: tab ct 1etber 3u arm ftt, I'm.
ibn besablen III tSnnsn; wenn iebo& Der
&err SuRt3. @pmmtFdr farbe, 70 po1e It
tbu bas f9Snfe Grab uaafpsf MAIDEN.
Set etnem TefeIeA tam bic 3eit
ber &rtnfpra&e; ia entmtdelte fla fo1sen'
bes @efprd@:
e&ase: Befer 9err Dberf9lsenmeteer,
ete merben bod ben SCAT auf ben Dur4~
1au&hsfen nt6t perseFen? Ole snppe 1T
ldnsf puraber.
Ober.@ 9lsenmetRer: &c! ne! mr. tncl>
In nor's @inbfetf1 nod rum seben laFen.
@1et9 nad'm @tnbfeti4 fSmmt ber Serf9t.
eigener g.-3wi'
f&en etnem Mr3t unb etnem @emobntetts'
fdnfer fanb fo1oenbe llnterbaltuns fatt:
Doctor: vGs 1T febr unre&t, bab S6r Gu9
timer 70 pp1 trtnft; bes anberen Sases tF's
gu@ f9le9t int &opf unb Masen, Str tabt
fetne 2ut gun, &rbetten unb baau nod etnen
1eeren @elbbeute1."
@attent: yDas wetb Der 9err Doctor
sewtb nod Don fttnen @tubenten3eiten ber? 2"
Mmerttantf@e 3%ettungen brtn.
gen fo19enben &ib:
Cine .tGtiee Be(9retbun9. bes auertfant>
f&en Ttnan3> unb @teuerpefens pdre et~a
btefe: vOnfe1 Cams" Sub ftedt ttren &opf
In bes armet Mannes &rippe unb balt ibr
Gutter aber tes retden @annes Gtmer.
@e1bf sefan9en.-@raf g., Be-
fser elmer srcben &erri3aft tn 8obnaen,
nnadte Dor etnteer 3ett ben @erfu&, bic
@a&iamfett ittner Torfbeamten gu prafen.
gu btefem 3wede f@lt@ er ii& zines Na&ts
betmlta in ben @arf unb l&cb einen &eb'
bod nteber. Mm nd@fen Mcreen 3etste er
bas perenbete Sbtsr NIT tren9er Mtene BEN
befnr3ten TSrter, uno entlieb tbn fetnes
DienRss. Die @ei4tdte wurbe ru&bar,
unb Der neu anseReute TDrfer bei41cb, bef>
fer auf fetner 9ut ;u fetn. @ls nun tansf
Der OUTSIDER &pierer tn's @ebese fali& uns
tin SITTER ab1dpb, rpurbe er plSsli& BON e.
rteen fammisen Sdserburi9en sepadt, bic
NIT &nttteln weiblt@ auf i'm lsssef9lasen.
8ereebens fhrte Ct:
SD bin Der @raf!
Der n%eusrnannte TSrter rtef letnen eeuten
au:
!@aut rur re9t los, ba fDnnte ieber Qun,p
fasen, Ct fet ber Graf!
Grit ale man 2i&t raa@te, fpte1te Der TSr'
fer etne Grfennunssieene unb bat 9rdft4e
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eener QDunber ber Natur; IA su beRanbtaem 81
brau& unb BON praftfdem Nusen, inbern Is Belebruu
nit g~ereniieen Serbinset unb ME fetn Snteefe perlter
GS b%ernrGEert
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