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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-05-04

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The Alpha and Omega of it.

An exchange furnishes the following al
phabet OF the administration for the instrue-
ton of the new Secretary of War, whose ed
ucation has inst begun:
a is for Avery, safe in his prison.
B is for Babeock, who should be in his'n
Q is for Colfax, Mobilier's head man.
u is Delano, who swindled the red man.
z is for Emma, on England unloaded.
Z IS Fort Sill, that poor Belknap exploded.
g is for Grant, who is partial to knaves.
Il Is for Harrington, expert in safes.
l Is for ingalls,, and Mrs. @ IS watch
> Is for Joyce, who a nice thing did botch
K IS for Ku Klux and bloojy-shirt Morton.
L was the Laudaulet for Williams to sport on.
N is for Marsh. who to process is non est.
\ Is for No one but Bristow that's honest.
y is for Orville, the 60 between brother.
Is for Pierrepont convictions TO smother.
Y Is the Questions that 20 one must ak.
the Responses that keep out the fax.
: IS for Shepherd, his ringites and panders.
are the Taxpayers, whose money be
squanders.
I Is Ulysses. that stands by these friends.
v is the Villenies that he defends.
" are Witnesses, hunted with Whence.
y the Examination which he must silence.
I is the Yell from the nation that rings.
Is the Zeai for new state Of things.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-05-04

A gentleman rode up to a public
house in the country and asked:
"Who is the master of this houseT'
81 am, sir" replied the landlord;
my wife has been dead about three
weeks"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-05-04

Here is another hitch. The Ma
tional Banks refuse to receive silver
coin on deposit. Well, well. small
change is not designed to lie in bank
vaults.-Ansricaa
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-05-04

The Danbury man has succeeded,
after months of thorough study and
patient experimenting, in perfecting
a machine for counting the number
of eggs a hen lays. This contriy-
ance Is fastened to the hen, and
when she lays an egg it strikes a
figure on a strip of paper. The in
strument costs about seventeen
hundred dollars for each hen.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-05-04

The Mississippi State tax this
year win be Sc 90 on the 81, 600; last
year it was 50 25. We Tennes-
seeans pay only 81 on the $1,000,
and yet weare not happy Amsr;ean.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-05-04

President Grant has requested
Secretary Bristow to discharge
twelve clerks in the Treasury De
partment who got their positions at
the request of Babcock.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-05-04

The first Cumberland Presbyte-
rian Church at Nashville is to have
an orchestra. The American says
two flutes have already been. intro
duced, and the congregations have
perceptibly increased.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-05-04

An Irishman recently soliloquize-
ed: "What waste of money to be
buying mate when you know the
half of it is bone, while you can
spend it for whisky that hasn't a
bone in it,"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-05-04

Trayel-worn and seedy, he said;
"Mister, where could I get a square
meal for twenty Eve eents2 He
was told. 81 say, Mister," he said,
"where could I get the twenty five
centsY'
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-05-04

Memphis Ledger, April 4: Mr..
Landon C. Haynes, Jr., and Miss
Gertrude, Gen. Gideon J. Pillows
youngest daughther, were married
this afternoon at 8 o'clock, at the
residence of the brides father.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-05-04

Being asked what made him SO
dirty, a street Arab replied, Il was
made, as they tell me, of dust, and
/ suppose it works out"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-05-04

"Colonel Pompey, how is you dis
morning?"
..Look'ee here, nigga Dou't you
cali me Colonel no more, since de
white folks done run dis ting in de
ground. Use a major or nothing
arter thisr'
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Moody and Wesley.
New York SUM-


There is much surprise at the
way Brother Moody keeps up his
sermonizing day after day, twice or
thrice every day in the week, ex-
cepting Saturday. But those who
attend the hippodrome see that
there is a slight strain upon his
mind or his body in preaching. He
makes no unnecessary drafts upon
himself. He but talks easily for a
half hour at each meeting upon
some simple theme with which he
is entirely familiar, going over
ground which he has been constant
" traversing for a dozen or fifteen
years. His labors do not compare
with those of John Wesley, who de-
livered an average of fifteen strong
and energetic sermons every week
during the greater part of his life
time, who Travelled four or five
thousand miles each year (not on
railroads or steamboats,, and whose
meetings often numbered thirty
thousand people. Wesley's sermons
were remarkable for their close rea-
soning, their fecundity of illustra-
tion, and their overwhelming ferVor.
But even this continuous torrent Of
preaching for sixty-five years was
merely a portion of his work as the
founder of Methodism. He was
forever busy organizing churches,
supervising ecclesiastical interests,
and determining questions of faith
/ policy and practice-matter with
which Brother Moody has nothing
to do. Wesley encountered hard
ships from which Brother Moody is
saved, and was the victim Of oblo-
guy, derision and even assault,
which are not in Brother Moody's
| experience. In fact, the reyiyalists
Of the Hippodrome have compara-
/ tivelv easy work, under the agreeable
asso,;iatiations, and among willing
audiences Of church going people,
who listen to the doctrines they
/ have been hearing ali OF their lives.
---~se---
His teeth began to chatter over
the ice cream. lie buttoned up his
jacket and swallowed another
mouthfal That settled it. Fl,
/ jumped up from the .able and start
/ ed to where the sun could shine on
him, exelaiming. ''6hepeei Plenty
cold grubi No cooked Freeze belly
All same ike ice wagon
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-05-04
=, Perfectly! lPeerIess rs
GlOBG Flower Couch SVPlD

Cures, as if by magic,
l'olds, Coughs. Bronchitis, Hoarseness. Asth-
ma WhoopIng-eaugh,iP iPleurisv, Pain ana
soreness in Breast, Difficulty Of
Breathing,
And viii rJaaffival lxy..,rra
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2iufnnft Ses Santpfcrs e,ro,t,,z
Sd1k1tnSo

Der Dampicr ySrauni6mei9," @apt. s.
lluOiitif, ain 13. 0eicmbcr pon 8remcrba.
pen ob9Ciabren, crre!dDte acltern Ratmittca
Scout Polnt. @r bradtc iOI9eupe BafIa9ierc
i'm 3ipiideu6ede:
Au9uitn Nornung. Souis Seaenbarotuno Scrbinanb
Sdlmiot ans Berlin, Diinna 6roustp uno 9arI gerot
aus SremGIt, anton Stange aus Didbren Sernanu
Senrtd 9. S6iler aus 6annoper, WiOes Uloies unb
Sdpetcr aus Seiien, Stno Sroning, Seinrid aronung
NIT Sanlllc aus 45onnern, aatb. 6anBolUStp un6
Sd)lpelter, Sii6ihmann uno &remer.
3cr 8ampter bra9te tol9enoe &aouR9: BON Bremen
10 SGlen setnen fir JioB, @ampbel & Comp, %
Salten 8duImaunSiuaaren Iir Z. s. G5rofTlin &,
@omp. 10 8iertepipen @eneure fiir SamueI Sartb 10
aiiteu peutde 2ropTen fir 3bomen Oiutb, 80 Sdde
Saifee u Salen eere SGde uno @ollo itir U. Shus
NADER & Comp, 3oifer aIeoer fir s. q. gtdeI 6
SIlten 2u6 frr i. u. d e. Snnmanu, 30 SdIier
Sduertrout fir s. SuefeIp, 30 Ditto fir 5. Stnq in
aifte StrlGmpifuaGren fur G5ebr, Sooges, 3ifen
YianozNiaterial fIr gRiIb. 9na6e & Comp, 9tfe
3abads6dnoer fr q. Scrdboff q Comp, Ditto Diiz
ffwoaren fir @e6r. @anficlo & Comp, Ditto gtrobz
Waarcn iir G8bite Il 8uid)monn, 6 Siiten Spielz
ipaaren flr Rog9e & ao6, Siiten Speeelgtas fir
Stod & Qrnitetn, 9iite 9leiocr uno &tIten Spielz
lUadren flr lrior & oon @olleu / SIte Gait fir 6.
Y. @arl, SaB g8etn Iilr Jtatban g0br Badete unb
&ife Gffeften fiir 3r. u. g9. Sneenp, SiIte uno
SoQen SGmereien tir Sob. aern, Siite 3metl69ens
Daiier tlr gS San9e Comp, SdIier gSeiu fitr q,
Us. Sail d glr, 2 8iten @lfenben fir Go9ee Rod,
ie @oac iur Gebr. S0nin9er. 6ei1ri6 Giltens, Sob.
Sooenitebt, g8. Simon, Ge6r, 6ooges, SoIis Shraae
Hno Ditto fir Summer & 8eder.
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bic ScnSnmG BON ssricGsn,Initjot
ftaGI OCr Sitrfct.

Ytcm y 0Ucn, G0nU., 30. 0c}br. -Oer
Cargo OC8 bli.tlid)eu 9ampfcrS yamg 4rz
tbur," mctdlor gcilcrn Abeno, mic bereli5 qc.
mcIOct, pom bier nad @Onitoptluopel abfuIr,
beildnN ans iol9en0cn @egcnitduoen: l0, $780,.
coo Y2iroucu, l0.10O,OOO Sugelu. 10, ,0Ol,=
600MIartin0cmp SOmbcn, 40, 500 @cncbreu,
10000 SdbClidlelpcn mo 50,000,OO0 Stugels
pIlaitern, Der @ciummtpcrtb Der Qaouna iIt
$l,3i0,000. Ste 1T Die luertbUollite QaoInq,
Die icmaIs I'M b'eiigcu Oaien ucrid)lfit muroc.
0lc YarOncu, 8ugCln, &omben &C. uuroen
III Der 8obslt ocr n a9SHdjCltcr- Arm8- Comp"
nprfprtint
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NnG ciit Spfer DER Yrcispat.ferci. -
NioBli0er Soo cites STat.iffdtn=
piers IN eimcr S9caierporIfcl=

SonoH, %. @ejcmbcr. - >in cincr qc.
fern 2lberO Ill vJtCOerc 0uQc" fattqcfun0e-
nen SorltcuuHa traten Suct 6ounfdmpier,
g}ufens Bnrtd S, Nic 0ermott uno Daniel
t9a"'olot, oul weldc iidl naGJ alien 9(cgelu
heS RretvS, Ge" ucioll0 ourhblduttn. gBdbe
reno Der Banftrel itiie3ts 8aulolon pi0slid, IN
Sooen uuO itarb i'll pell,sm 4ugeu6iden.
Wc9epnOtt rm6c perbaitet, beuts O(oracn
jcnodl ptencr auf rcisn SUP geiegt, 0u ''ue m
mtttIerpatc an8citeIte llntcriuAung crgcbcu
bate, oab 9auioion OIL '9er5uautBcit Itarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-30

&tnctnnott, 20. De3embcr, = Die Ya.
plermiibIe DER 0p. 9reunafer, MoOre &
Comp. 6u Gaurel, Sno., brauutc gcitern
abcno uteOer. Yerlait $15, 700.
gfelu s0Orf, 30. 0e5br. - 9as Smcitc
nno brittle ,5tofnerf oes @ebduoe8 gir. 1877,
Sowerp, III luCldlcu fih bic @ei9dit8lotalc
oe8 Sru. &bOS. %gnu uno Der @3{1. s. 9e9d
& Sobn befnnoen, purocn bcute purh Gsutr
strl0rt, 0erllit SIS 900.
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Sm{HSttnfXne.


gt uzg crf, 20. DeSember. Dam.
pier OSubee," luelder beute friib aus San
Domingo @itp bier anlangte, bette Die
DlanHidlaft Der nud Soiion beftimmten
Sarfe rSulan 6. Sitgeralo" am BOro, mel.
DIES 8ubrScug am Is. Desember in Der Ndbe
pom Slap Silbella feitsrte.
Der Cargo bes Sabrseases befanb ans
1873, 900 @allOnen Yalmen0l uno puroe aui
100000 9eidlatt.
u ten Dorf, 30. 9essmber. Der
Stbooner n@mma Yenlbertou," BON ct.
SobuS, y. ST., naf ct. Nnorem be'tintmt,
lit betIn Sappatteru8 9e,deitert. 9icNianll,
iG)aft purbe 9ersttct unb fam beute bier al.
gonbo ON, 30. 0c3ember. Die pou
Tbl!aoelpbia nad amitereom benirmte
Barrie 0@lrtittan 9Silhclm" lief 9eIte III be-
lMGSlatenI 2atoLGe in Sine ein.
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SermtSdJtc SepeS41ett aus Te,e=
MDrT.

Mew . OFT, 20. DeSbr. - Ser Super'
tntenOent Der pAmcrican GrpreB @omp
bctteltet Die 2lnsabe, OaB Die &ompa9nic etn(
bebentiHee Summe hurb Serbrenuung ihrer
@elolpinoe anf Ger n9ieiu. 9orrer Central &
Suoions9itpers 8abn" au 8. .. @ts. pcrIorcu
babe. Gr erfldrt, Der 3otalperlnit piiroC
nift iiber $4,000 betragen.
- @olo erDfiuete su 1O7.
= 9te Sraurns stpiiden Same5 @or0ou
Ssnnett, jun., @igcn:hiimer Oes yytelp yorI
5ereib," init SrI. Soa Map iptrb am =. ooel
3. Sannnr itattfinben, mo oas lun9e Ghe
puor miro 9leld oarauf cinc9tctie nad@nro7o
antreten.
= Reeieruagsbeamte uahmen beute III
Bbltebelflrabe $4,000 eiu9cldInln9geltc 81
9arren in Scldll9.
- DE Soa @inuabmen betru9en beut'
$169,000.
- Der untsrld,atmciiter ;ablte heute fiil
Snttreiieu sl,0i3, 900 Ii. iitr ein9eSo9enc Sb.
>sQti0uen 1921 900 ans.
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\ 8aream BET 8aslid,t=Gosapasate
pom BaItimore,
gar. 10, SoItb StraBe
s 5te.... StIti9es Set5materio I.....G ole!
gBir babea cine porSdslile 0ualitdt Don @otes
uorrdtbs, melfe mir Dem YueItum aIs elm entpfebs
;euswertbes Seismateraf fir bdusItthe unS onoers
Spede ofFsrtren; dust Ielbt Geuer uno iF frei pon
uureinisteiten.
Setenunsen perben IN bieem SEreou ooer In oe'
sabrf, SuB bon 9eaoenbaIftr., an9enominen.
Yrsis $3.50 pro gBasen!aouns, in ir9sEo etnen'
stabttbeile abselieIert.
tStt23-O SameS 9. Snteawopo, Seft.
Esrs. s.Gor'sNapiautId,es ueeetabtIiSd,es De-
toft, let % Sabren aIs oas 9r0Bte 8lutreinsunSs'
usittel Der 9esenlport betanat, miro nur in Yr.
1774, IaSette=, ssurotpeFzt5tfe Oct Gntatps
ytraf,e bubercitct uno 1T bel alien Gpofetern Si
paben. {&u92b,l2Wtef}
Satente @eroen fur Grfinoss er,ptrEr.
grft nod grIausuns bes 45atents weroen @etubs
zen berednet. q. s. 6 %. 2. Suwaro.
SRI. IS, Seconbf fra5e Der Bof segenioe1.
gebr2, ,t2Dite) 3WetssBiireau in Baibinston, D.&.
s% Man beiebe ben
rSoro Baltimore"
ILLUMINATING FEE = PLACE
Heater,
cSe man eiuen anbercn tGnjt, Bel
s.. &. RcSppn,
(Sept2S. RteF) 0r. rs, 9ermoufr.
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Die Gtitluanocrittto In 6nt,aSn.

oronto, Sutarlo, 20. 9e5embcr. -
Sm SGuie oc8 lstt leiuel1 &n0e Sueilenoen
JobrcS itub bon oem Amerlfa 3uflteBcuoen
GlnranOereritrom 5519 gmi9ranten au1 al
Die bteit9en @eilaoe gct9mmen. 0a8 1T cine
beoeutcnoe 8erminOeruug gegeu oaS leete
Sabr. >}n 1875 waren bier $3.50 Gtnranoerer
ounpfnu1Jneu
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Ssi,trid,t1,,,a rersmnhc,,

Ncwart, yt.,5., %. 9eiember. - @ou.
UerReu SeOle bat ole 9lmidmug Der 0i0r-
Der cCS BolBllicu Srod, Oihwalo unoRuan,
peld)c ant ben 3. Sannar ieitgeiebt mar, bis
gum 10, Sebruar Ucri6ObcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-30
atebeu WerSpuc,t crtru,fet.

% l8otlle, @D,, 20. 0cjember. :,
Set @n9hp9 3p., ertranfeu 9cilern iiebeu
niloetdihte Juliye MGuner bet ctuer, Ser.
lHdet ocn SBlo ant sem @tie gu i!berlGreiten.
9reI E't9en w!lrOFn be4te aufaefuubcn. Que
Serunglbdten itamnltcn us Utopia, Shio.
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Gin gsn6l6ctr,iGfr i,Crltrtneiit,

u em Dort, 20. 9ejbr. l8nt. y. y.
yin, en- AOuofat ans EGrrglomu, meIdlcr
IT'D uor clutgcr 3ejt III BEN &rmlnal,utrqe
pc8 SnuoestrCtsgerldIt8 ldngotq bcfauutc,
bel Der @rIanguug pou betriigeriidcu sir.
9trld)clnen bebiilfltb gepcca IN iciu, mnroc
peute SH 5mcllalr,gcr 3pangSarbcit III ocm
SudLhanie IN &nA's @Onntn nerurtheIL
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9tutb altf 0iclRz3Si1ttolnttS

9altfar, Yt.sS., 20. DeSbr. - Die
8erlate iber ben ainsti6en MiBerfOlg Der
SodrtnaSItidleret Oil Der yBettiile uon gieus
8unolauo iperoen ourd neuere NaduiDteu
BON bort ooaitdnoig beitdtigt. Inter Den
Giumohnern icueS @litrfts Berridt i9on ictt
Die crHilte 9fnth
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SD tpartete uno luartete aui cine nGbere
SeSelAnung.-Ser9ebeu8, ct nar felt einae=
lbialsu, nHo leln atbem glug 10 rubig uno
9leitnlabtg, tuie Der eines &tnoes. Sreb
melnes lehnlid)en @unldes, ben anibemab.
ruu9Sort jeneS mtd)ti9en Briefes, ben er mir
anuertrausu mollte, fur ale Sale su fenneu,
perlnodlte td) eS bod nid]t iiber mid, bieicn
lnBsn Stlummer IL Itoreu. llnmlttelbare
@eTabr 9lauote tb nttt iiirbteu ,lt niiileu,
nHo 10 erltien mir eine St0rung ebenlo grau-
lam, als uanStbig. Sd meinte, Den nG9iteu
gag aub no1 settlg gelng ben Srt, no id)
ben Srtsf iud,en Ioltc, 81 erfabren.
Ad! bate 1d] ihn 9eh6rt, bteien Sd)lIms
mer, rpte ptel 3etr, wie uiel Stbmer3en tpd.
rea mir erlpart 9ebieben. Wtau loa ebea
NtGts aufltieben, beHn wer ipeiB es, Oh Ger
ndd]Ite Nu9enblld nod uuler gebGrt uub Oh
MIR nlft lfon nit 9ebobeuem SuBe iiber
oeM AbgruuOe I1Debeu, in ben un5 Der
nddfe unlerer Sbrilte ltiirSeu miro.-
OaS 3imnler metnes oerrn mar oas BOT
lebte in Der aueiten @tage Oisies Sliigcls uno
biee 6eibe 3immer f0Bt, lpie ie lDllien, Mps
laoD, oil oen alten Sbeil beS S1loiies, Die
fog. Abtei. DaS gelbe 3imner, 10 rulro es
ia beute nod genanut, bat smei Sbiiren. -
SD peribloB uno perriegelte itsts bic etue,
otsQ etn SorStmnler flibrt, burd) oas man
entTpeoer Die pe,tereH baranltOBenoen 3immer
betreteu, ODER 0ur6 elne anOere Sbiir aui ben
&orribor 9elangen faHn.-Nad,bem i'd Dies
belorgt. blldte th uo9 elnulal bird bic BON
metker pano geidlohenen @ar0lnen oes
Bettes uno lah, oaB ces ldnfte Sblummer
inetHeS Qerrn nod fortoaure.
Sebr beirieoi9t oauon glug i'd in ills,n ba
ranitoBenoes .5imnter, oas leste unO unnl t.
telbdre oil Die Ahtei grenSence @emadp, NO:
rim idl NIT Alice idllsf. Sin Daneben befiuO
ltd1er Alfopen Dieute bsn1 mir sur Veoienuna
belgeaebegen Waofen ais Sdlaigsmad).
IS nidlt ohne Nfiibe oilrhgeest
50 W, aNnoe iii 10 unmlttslbareI Jia1
...it nsNsyllrn placirt Al meroen. Jtod1 heut
fiible tf) Oas b0bnild|e perdbtIibe 3dd)ein
NIT benz gaog Sarab meiuem bnrd) Si
Eort.met energild, uuteriiiibten Gellan9eI
e,nlib nahgab. mie einen beihlmpfenDer
@hlag in's @eiidbt, bod t1 muBte e5 sbsi
ertrdgen unb that eS. nie t1 10 man9e8 AnOer
pom lbr ertragen mub:e.
SD mar on oem Abeno, iebr erniibet mn
mem 4opf mar faum auf ba8 Gilien nieoer
9eiunfen, als id) iofort einidliei. =
Yt0sllh fubr i'd auf nno lesie Mid III 8ett
eator.
gDdr Elm @erduidl in mein ijinmmern
Obr sebrunsen unO battle mtA gemedi?-
SD wuBte es niht. 9Yif fr0iteIie, es gin
apie Oas gSeben ei1eS falten gSinoeS oHrG oa
3,mnler.
(5ert!ssuns ioIst.]
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Ser 3 ampfer oGeip;ig, ;" &apt. 6offs
MANI, meld]er beute iriib bon Scout Bolnt
mad Sremerbupen abIabrt, nimmt 25 4al.
ia9tere i'm 3miideubede uuo cine po1e ga.
Oun9, woruuter 600 &adcte Na8fe1unas9ita
ter, nit.
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)(eue An5etgen.
Ga ndrh

9efern, bcn 90. 9eBember, Seerl & MicbI, iiinofer
Sobn BON Sob s.. lno aatbarne Giebi I'M aIter BON
Sabren uno 10 Dionaten. Sie fSreunoe un6 Ser
9cr, Sonntas, gend,mittngS 1a3 lInr Ser Seer
0i9un9 pom eItcrIifen pauie gir. 3O3, 8uuebitr =,
aus beSupobnen. 23i90
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