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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-13

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zg.asrallli pJhFoy t4.4 III jel5 s--s
ca pt-sd take oss5uem. zar1vca zut-
n9a poTrcnu tea, jak0 e It iazea.u
ch-8p4 per-, roztaieaim Per oAoas !
ar.4lech- pyn-eIe-u 3 kgne5ae f,,su4sy !.
oo-ieeli. Eei.e s5ty feei p1saakose G5.e
se sde-eui take zvaky, po5.naiic I'm Ri
je3uodussan t0nem az N feti hl4sk9yaae.
SchoPnost vydati zvuky, oJieruje e
teprv lnekkysa. L nizsich zyliat, jake
na pf. "a 6ergd, stara sc sdeleni len l9tf.
k&n.m. Broucia sprostFedksii sceleai
svymi tykadly, pavoaci sryuii ngha,ai.
[ nekterebo hmyzu vyvine &c pro slEle-
nj zvl4stnich citd zylastni lstroji. vydaya
iici zvlassni zyuky, ktere sy0G.v4 Ia tie.
pe,&ni &c bl4nek auebo tfeui se jist}eb
did tela 0 jin6, iako je to cikad cyr.
kd- Zylastni sptisob sd6loFaui, ozuaeuH
ca Pfiblizoyani anebo psitoanost. de;e s.
vyTinutim syetla, ktere na.ezane liz n
infasorii, slimysd, 6ergi mGkk}5a. "a.
kd hmyzd.
A6 ryby obydejnt p.ati "a n6me, piec
nektere yyd4yaji zyuky; tax ia II. nekte
r ryby miaskaji, iiue syci, iine kgokai
jestt jine rochaii, jin6 koneen6 khuti.
Fyyinut.m chftana yyvlnula sc Zee 4
naopak. Ae roch4ui zab zda e nam 81
Ii zFakcFa jedno1uchgn, pfcc &c vyslora
ie = mem jiz zvias;nost jednotliyci a ie-
jich city lnEnici sc.
Neatere druhy zy.fat Yydayaji lie r9z-
lisnych mist rozlicne zyuky. Tax IA pf.
iist} drah iest4rek, tax zyani gekoni, W.
aaFaJi zYuky: ,geko' ; tentFz druh yol4
ma ostroye Jave: ,,tgkaIn.
Ncktefi pt4ci nauci Sc yysloTovati slo-
"a lidske fecl; ogse u ueEozuml snyslu il
.ich. Jim % slovo zgakem eta. o jed
nom paPouska &c vyTsavuje, ze spadnny
i.okna na suih, vykfikl: ,.Jeziz Marjar'
Nejspis ze sly se. sIaga "a 0d doin4ci deer
y vykhknout y pnpadech, kde Sc stalo |
neeo poQobneho dome. jako jemu
Dyorni rada Beineis He.mstaedtn
nel psy ucene mluyiti. Diva NIGH vo-
al: ,,Marie, pines kayu." OFssm chtel
kdo sio'a tato poznat ne ktekota ped
sch, unused k totnu b}ti takfka teprv u.
En-. Perthy yypraTuje o jeduorn psikH,
snz byl naueen yysloyiti jmeno syeho
ana: ,Rau."
Otazka, Inajili zyifata rec, die pojmu.
Ky &c eini Q feei, bud sc zodpoglda pfi.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-13
HlIdiSe -Rund.
Zakone inkorporoyany.
iiavni kancelaf, 21J Rouery. w.

Hiayn' kanceiAf, 2iJ Bowcry, Ny.
spo.ecnost ia jest zastoupena 10 sta.
teoh Unie cita 1900 Gleni.
PQjizfnie zivot az ma 10000.
Nenocnym yyplacf podporu cd sT-245
tJdnG.
Phspevky rnohou zapravovany bfti
tydnt.
DIE vfrocni zpravy, /. leona 1874 Wy.
piaceno nemocnfm
roku 1872, { 73,1s5 CO podpora
y l27,000 vyplaccno d6di.
cum zemtelych.
Phrastek jrneni roku 1873, 100000
Pfebytek dne l. ledna 1874, $50 900.
Biizsi zpravu poda:
y. karger.
1s3 Ontario Str.
H-T OLEVELAND,O.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-13

Ia ryetoa o!.j1zai ! ey1ioda ptyikdi
z Cevsl-u4a rs : so rlno s.45 s
1905 ve5er.
Do C.e7elanla 10 I0-45 r4no, 40 :
j.55 TeEe-
Do New Torau % r2lo, 4.55 : g.20vet
z Bostona 5-5g rlno, 505 yeGer.
z New Torku $50 a 100 rAno, 585 :
100 vejer.
Lake shore Michigan Seuth. II. n
Ia oyehod odjtkdi a gfzjiz1Hs ggch1fu,
z Cievelnadu 7.45 loco r4no, 4.lo s
1920 yeGer.
Do Clevel2ndu $50 5.35 rano, 2.os
80 odPoledne.
Do BaftalLo 4.l0 l0.l5 rano, l35, ). 80 a
TO- 40 se5er
z Buffalo lis rAno ESQ, rs a
ll30 ve5er.
10 New Yorku 100 rlro 40 s2O
1900 veGer.
S Bostonu $50 r&no 5.o0all veyer
Ma zdpad odjlzds &c zdpadu pfyizdi.
z Clevelandu 5.35 a 100 rAno, 2.SOa6.5
odpoledne.
Do Cleyeiandu 7.25 le.55 rano. s.45
l0.05 odpoledne.
Do Tolc1o lo4O 1855 rAno 7.O0a
/ % vecer
2 Toledo 900, e-5O 1885 rsno !.
Ee5er.
Do Chicago $50 $50 ranO s.2oss.2
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-15
smyrna Items.
TFrom The Times of Dec. 18.l

ETOgl ING IbfNtS " Leu losl
Chaa. z HAZEL, of this town, is an APP
plicant for the Senate Clerkship.
The Nj. E Sunday School of this town is
rehearsing for a concert to be held in the
Church on Christmas night,
The Pierrepont is ice-bound in Philadei-
phia, but she will start on her trips at once
If the weather will permit.
Rev. Jos. I. Wright, until recently rector
of ST. Peters Church, here, moved away,
with his family yesterday, for Wilmington
for the present His friends here gave
him and his estimable wife some very sub
staniial tokens of their regard before they
left.
According to the calculations of the au-
ditors, both the loan associations of this
town will run out in one more payment /;
that is the original series OF the Smyrna
will run out, and the Diamond State will run
out altogether. They have been running
nine years and nine months.
James Truax, one of our prominent far
mers living at Rothwell's Landing, near
town, came near losing his life, last We'd
nesday evening. He fell through the hatch-
way of the stable loft, the back of his head
striking the edge of the hatch-t1oor in pass
ing through. 1t was thought at first that
he could not live, but DIR. Collins was
sent for and he is recovering.
Some one had left lot of calves on the
wharf to be shipped by the Plerrepont, but
as the boat was not up the animals were
likely to stay there all night without food.
Their bleating worked on Mr.. T.'s symps'
thies and he went up in the loft in the dark
to get some fodder for them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-15
Echoes From abe Eastern shore.
The bic hog excitement continues.

Inc Dig hog eXclOenenG couulnues.
Thirty thousand pounds of pork have
been slaughtered this season at Millington.
Richard e Feddeman, teller of the Cen
treville National Bank, has been appointed
Notary Public.
DR.. James Bordley has been elected a
Director of the Centreville National Bank,
in place of Col. Lloyd Tilghman, deceased.
A new postoffiee has been established at
McDanieltown, Bay Hundred District, Tai
bot county, and James Fl. Caulk, Esq, ap-
appointed postmaster.
DIR. +. N. and Mr.. J. d. Sheppard have
returned to Oentreville from a cunning ex-
pedition Gown the river, in which they
bagged 95 ducks and swan.
Annie Spencer, a small colored child near
Crumpton, was burned to death, December
4th, by her clothes catching fire while
standing with hor back towards it.
Algernon Percy, formerly a prominent
Democratic politician and member OF the
Legislature from Dorchester county, died
recently at his residence IN that county.
The stacli-yards Of John @. Sutton and
William Z Harrison, near Chasterville,
caught fire from some sparks from the To-
comotiye on the Kent County Railroad, on
Saturday evening, and tho stacks were to-
tally consumed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-15
y. n. KuuI,el,. Bitter wine Of Iron.


This truly valuable tonic has been so thoroughly
tested by all classes of the community that it is now
deemed indispensable as Tonic medicine 1t costs
but little, purif the blood and gives tone to the
stomach renovates the system and prolongs lie.
Everybody should have it, For the cure of weak
the stomach 8nd for all cases requiring tonic.
This wine includes the most agreeable and efficient
Salt of Iron we possess-Citrate of Magnetic OXIDE
combined with the most energetic of vegetable
tonics-Y elbow Peruvian Bark.
Do you want something to strengthen you!
DO you want good appetiteg
Do you want to get rid OF nervousnesst
Do you want energy
Do you want to sleep we'll? .
Do you want to build up your constitution?
Do you want to feel welg
DO you want brisk and vigorous feellngL IN,
If you do, try KUNK ELS BITTER WINE Ot
IRON.
/ only ask a trial of this valuable tonic.
Beware of counterfeits as hunkels Butter WINE
of Iron is the only and ehectual remedy IN tne
and Debility and as there number OF imlta-
tions offered to the public would caution the COM
munity to purchase none but the genuine article,
manufactured by r.. i. kunkel, and having ms
stamp on the cork of every bottle The very fact
that others are attempting to initiate this valuable
remedy proves its worth a I'd speaks volumes in its
favor sold only in 81 bottles or six bottles Tor So
Try this valuable medicine and be convinced OF lts
merits Sold by cruggists and dealers everywhere.
lTAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE,
Head and all complete, in two hours. No fee till
head passes Seat Pin and Stomach Worms re-
moved by Or. Kunkel, 259 North Ninth street, Pht
adelphia Pa Send for circular with treatise on a
kinds of worms, advice free ASK your druggist Iol
a bottle OF Kunkei's Worm Syrup, which will do thf
work. Price s 100 II never fails to remove al
kinds from children or grown persons Directions
with it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-15
LOCAL NEWS.
Local Time Table.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

For Philadelphia-?02 5as 55 s0O s52i 3 lOa6 ~
A. NJ 1214 1910. 2.3U, 4.3O, 5.46, ~ g4h: Il N.
Sundays. 02, 5.4s, 8 10. A. NJ 300, $50 46, Y M
For New York.-2g2, 543. A. M 12.14, i S.4U, o4f'
p. M. Sundays, 202, 54S, A. M. .,o
For Baltimore.-1252, l55, $50. A; NJ. S.o5: l.26
5,19, 800, P. NJ Sundays, 1859, LOB a. M soo' r.
For Perryyi lie and Port Deposit.-5.45, p. m. No
For New Gastle.-5Oo, 62o, 935. A. NJ; 1so, 6.3OP.
NJ. No sunday Trains. = - :. -
For Delaware K. R.-500, 9.35, A. NJ, 6'3O Z. M.
For o V WilminetSn taii' 4 Reading r. R-64O, A. NJ
3.O5, 5.15, p. Nj. No Sunday Trains. , =.
For Wilmington & Western r. R.-l0.2O, A. NJ
$50, P. NJ. No regular Sunday Trains
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Philadelphia.-1242, Las, s.a4, $50, A. NJ.
12.00, NJ 1881, 1.i6, An, 5l4; 4g, 20, . 70,
55 s5, llO 4 Z Ia NJ SqndaSa' 242 ldo' lOOo e N
From rom Kew iifS iYfSort.i45 s8! A. M; 12.57s 16,
5.14, 9.5l, P, NJ. Sundays, l.45 a. M, 95i r NJ,
From Baltnore.-l.52, 5.a5, s4l, a. NJ l%gii
~ 3Ss 536, 9S6, p. NJ Sundays, l.02 o'lo' a. NJ.
From Washington 545, A. NJ; 1904, 12.3S,
5.36, 9.36, p. NJ. Sundays, l.b2 o40 A. NJ, 800 r.
From New Castle.-755, g. 80, A. NJ; 1900 NJ. ;490
6.B2, 9 40, z. M No sunday Trains. - - =.
From Delaware r. R.-5.50, A. M. 42O, Q 81, r. NJ
no Sunday Trans. : - =, a.
From Wilmington & Reading r. R.-s.l8, 1l.48 A
nj. ;T.35, P. NJ No Sunday Trains. =,
From wilmington y Western X. R-7oo a. M
220, p Nj. No regular Sunday Trains
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
From Broad Street and Washington Ave- 70, slO,
1890 A Nj. Il Is, 40, 4l5. 43, 5.l5, 40 Up ~
p NJ. Sundays, $50, A. NJ; LOO 940i llolj Z, "
From 32d and Market Sts.-l2.45 10. a. M = "
l2.l5, 400, 550 p M. Sundays, l245, A. NJ e.5'
NoTE.-The black figures represent the &c Limitec
Mxpress,h on which an extra fare is charged
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-15
IMPORTANT! ! INVENT ORS

who have had patents reiected.by the Patent once
address LOUIS BAGGER co.. Patent ttorne
Washington, ID. o. decs-0
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-15
From Rev. Jacob Sechler, of Hanover Pa, well
l.nnnpn Among Germnn nopnlAtion

.. AIlU7II a1ia6s ~ NJ fa1iI,s iTnnorfant bene
fits from the use of your valuable preparation-WlS
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRH-it affords
me pleasure to recommend it to The public Some
eight years ago. one of my daughters seemed to be
in decline, and little hop s Of her recovery were
ente tanned. then procured bottle OF your eX-
cellent Balsam and before she had taken the whole
of the contents of the bottle there was great I'M,
provement in her health have, in my Individual
case, made frequent use of Jour valuable medicine,
and have always been benefited by it,"
so Ger is and 81 bottle. Sold by all druggists
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-15

-Logacies amounting to q, 500 have re-
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty 10
Animals.
George T. Angel, the President OF the
Massachusetts Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals, has recently deliv-
cred seventeen free lectures and addresses
on "Crime" and ''Animals' to large and
Interested audiences iii the West On Sun
day evening, November 4, he had an Assem-
blage of nearly 1000 persons in the Detroit
Opera House, and society for the protec-
ton of animals was formed in that city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-15

Y. M. G. A. ELECTION OF OFT1oERs.-The
election of officers Of the Young Mems
Christian Association was held last even
ing, about 12O votes being polled. spec
ial meeting of the Association will be held
this evening to which all the members are
invited, to canvass the vote, and confrm
the election. The result will be announced
tomorrow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-15

BLACK CAsHMEREs.-Direct from the import
ers of "Lupin's" fabrics, another line of their
celebrated black cashmeres at 70, 81, sl.0O.
These goods surpass any other make in rich
ness of color, finish and weight. w. M. Ken
nard & Co have full line of fine black goods
from this popular manufacturer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-15
ESindneas to AnimaIs.

10 he Editor of the Commercial:
Evidences Of the increasing interest in,
and extension Of, societies for the Preyen-
ton Of Cruelty to Animals arc found con-
tinually in tho public prints. Il is pleasant
to think that this same interest and kind
feeling is increasing in Delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-15

CHICKEN TH1avEs.-The farmers of Bran
dywine Hundred are said to be very much
pestered by chicken thieves. The poultry
house of j. Naylor, on the Philadelphia
pike, was entered few evenings ago, and
after killing gobbler the thieves were
frightened off by MIR. MAYORS daughter,
who blew horn to alarm the inmates Of
the honse.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-15

MAsoUERADE.-A masquerade party, COM
posed of about thirty three couples, started
from 419 Shipley street, last night, and
called on Reeee Pyle, at whose house they
spent the evening in a social manner, dane
ing continuing until late hour.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-15
the MILD POWER CURES
MuMPHREYS'
homeopathic SPECIFICS.

Been in general use for twenty years. Everywhere
proved the most SAFE, SIMPLE, ECONOMICAL
and EFFICIENT medicines known. They are just
what people want, saving time and money avert
ng sickness and suffering. Each single specific the
well tried prescription of an eminent physician.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-15
The Guy oouncrl's proceedings.


a BUa1SEss SESSION LAST EvENINa-ooNFER,
ENoE on THE BRANDYwINE WATER SUBJECT
SALARIES OF CITY OFFICERS.
The City Council met in regular session,
last evening, President Lichtenstein In the
chair.
The Street Committee reported in favor
of laying over the petitions Of j. Hamilton,
Wm. Miller, Gregg Chandler and Albert
Thatcher until the first meeting in April
next. Adopted.
Same committee reported favorably on
the petition of the Atlantic & Pacific Tele-
graph Co., for permission to erect telegraph
poles along Second street, provided the
work is done under the supervision Of
the Street Commissioner. Adopted.
The Water Committee reported that the
Registrars November report contained an
error of five cents, which had been correct
ed. Adopted,
The Opening Streets Committee reported
in favor of awarding the contract for grad
ing the bed of jackson street, from Gilpin
to Lowering Avenues, to Martin Keogh, at
1881 cents per cubic yard. The work to be
done within 60 days from the date of con-
tract, and the contractor to give security to
the amount Of 5000. Adopted
versely on O'Byrne Bros bill, because two
of the items therein had been included in
the previous months account, and that a
time bo (for which the other item was
charged had not been printed according
to contract. Adopted.
The City Treasurer reported Balance
in bank subject to the reservoir, $37. S3 ;
redemption OF bonds, 500 ovefd.aft OF
current expenses, $969.9l Total overdraft,
1892. .08.
The Street Commissioner reported men
and one team employed in the Street De-
partmenU. The Chief Engineer reported
AZ men in the Water Department.
| Pay rolls we're read and passed, as FOL
Street Department, $29.77 Water De-
partment, $310 SO ; total, $34O.27.
PETITIONS READ.
From Thos. D. Gibson, complaining thai
| waste water from Peter Springer's premises
ran across and damaged his property, anC
asking redress.
From Mr. Moore, OF the firm OF JessuI
& Moore, requesting the appointment OF
| committee to confer with him, telatlVe u
the purity of the Brandywine water.
Mr.. Feblger moved that committee o.
three be appointed. Adopted. Committee
Mesars. Baker, Paynter and Jones /; Mr
Febiger declining to serve.
The committee was instructed to confer
also with the other Brandywine manufac
turers on the same subject.
The President was added to the commit
tee and the Chief Engineer of the Waite
Department was instructed to act Will
them.
MIR. Windle offered an ordinance amend
ing the printing ordinance 80 as to plac
the printing of the city ordinances at tn
disposal of the Clerk of Council. Rea
twice.
Mr.. Pickles presented the aasessmen
for paving Walnut street from Fron
to Third amounting to $500. 76
1t was approved and ordered to be entere
on the lien book and handed to the Audito
for collection. Also assessments for curl
ing and paving on Taylor and 18th streets
amounting to $S79 40.
Mr. Pickels presented an ordinance reg
ulating the salaries of city officers. Rea
twice The amounts of the salaries wer
left blank, and will be flied in on the tina
reading.
: Adjourned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-15

OFFICERS.
JOSHUA MARIS, President.
o. L. THOMAS, Vice President.
D. H KENT, Treasurer.
j. A. BOND, Manager
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Cnpt NJ r. BENSON j. r. Finn.
DR JOHN p WALES Madical Examiner.
This company oilers entire exemption from forfeit
ure by paid-up policies, cash surreuGer value, or
Massachusetts law, may be preferred. and ssues
every desirable form of policies Incorporating all the
liberal features that experience and solvency will
permit. Also endowment policies at ordinary life
rates.
Ali moneys collected in this State are to remain
here and be loaned by this Board OF Directors upon
rstclass real estate securities, and thus make this
practically a home company.
IL is to the interest of those wishing insurance TO
patroni2e this company, and keep tnslr money at
home. teb2i1s
Good agents wanted for the State
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Na6rtdtett aus OGto.

|. Sn Cincinnati bat nun in letter Wo9e
ebenfans Elm BettIauf swii6en 3wei 5ranen, elmer
Sran Minie RoIe un6 elmer Srau Rattice nr1 eis
nen greis pon $500, in Der oorttsen AusteIlun8ss
bale, itattgeiunbsn. 0erielbe fam am 6reitag
9lbenb gum abf6lub. SraI Ioie, iueI9e bon Ions
tag gcrmittas I'M 3sbn lI5r bis Sreitag abenb 2O7
RsiIea 3uridseEest bate, erbielt ben greis. Sbre
gesnertn bate in berieIben 3eit 185 NeiIem ses
ma9t. @g ~
Gin araufamerunbp poridbIiber Rorb
.uarbe an H. Ssbruar In Berlin Gewnibtp, SoIntes
gouutp pom eirem 9euti9en RGn1ens 9errp yaos
fenba6 bort periibt. st prigeIte bu9ftdbIi9 ieine
Sraa 81 Sooe, rpGbrenb iie nit ibrem bios uier
Ronate aIten &inos an ibrer ssite tm 8stte lag.
Bis por Rursem bate oos Gbepaar gang gut gus
SammeneeLebt nnb erfreite ii9 zines gebeibIi@en
Sortfommens, bis Moienba9 pI6tItdb pom SeufeI
Der giferiudt sepIa9t purbe. Ra9oent ct bas ars
me @eib NIT elmer seiteriproie tobt sepriset bats
te, lief er in ben 8aIo i,nb nsrFedte itb. Nan
fanb i'm iibrisens, er befannte bic Sbut unb itst
est in Der Sail 3u gilersburs unb iebt ber Strafe
fiir ietn srauenbaftes gerbre6en entsesen.
BIutiger Gus9an9 eines Streites. =
@IepeIano, 90 Sebruar. = SottIteb Settin8er uno
Sermann geIIhom aerietben geitern Sbenb in beS
@rSferem saloon an Der @beiter StraBe tn STREET,
Der banit enbete, bab Telibop ei1ten &epoIpsr 5og
unb auf 9stttnser i9ob. Sesterer 1T i9per, pteIs
Ieit5t fogar t0btItb perruunoet nnb SeIibon 1tst
binfer SdIoB unb RieseI. -
Rarton, 21. Sebruar. - Se1s Itbeiter at,
Der columbus unb SoIeoo @iIenbabn fuurben GEE
fern Absnb unter Der antIage perbaftet ben Dor:
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nun in einen, fur1tbaren Dilemma. gpres
den Eonnte e. niebt. Wenn er blieb, mubte
e. r;stiren, eri9oilen Su rperben unb uenr er
ii1 enifernte, brobte ibm ber Fob bes grfr'e'
rens. SaIb erfroren mar er fdon unb 10 ent'
idIob &c liG, ieiner eisenen BebanIuns ben
&aden 3u febren. MIs er bies that, bemerfte
feline Srau, bab ben, @eife bic 9anbe ouf
ben Glfen sebunoen maren. sic tbe.lte
bieg ibrem Batter NIT, ber Der befrenioenoen
ssieur s,srief, suriidaufonnea, babel aber ieis
ne 8a6ie itsts i'm slnf1Ias bebieIt. st fors
bsrie ibn auf, ndber beran8utreten, mas Sieier
aitternb that. Sett esit etfannte mon ibr
nno {elbRper5ldnbli9 suurbs er i6neutens
feines 6sffeIn entlesi8t.
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a It scGno.

9enti6Ianb. = -SO8perratbspro3eb
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s. Erlbner in StraBburs 1T fOeben unter BEN
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