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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-23

ions formed from the occasional CORES.
pondsn,s of Northern papers we're often
dlssipatsd BY assertions perfectly contra.
dictory, and in the long time which has
elapsed since she has seep her hush and i.
has often been a mere matter of doubt,
owing 10 ths reticencs of Mr.. Davis in
speaking Of the subject of his general
health. or the terms of her visit she was
not aware, but hoped it would be her
privilege to remain at this place until her
husbands fate was decided.
After couversing for the space OF ten
n,inu'ss your correspondent retired, m uch
impressed wit b the interview.
Mrs. Davis was accompanied BY large
quantity of baggage. All of this was
moved inside the Fort last night, and it is
confidently presumed that she had mad e
her home at the residence of DR.. Cooper,
the Post Surgeon.
Norfolk Virginian.
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we'd on the grounds, in the vicinity Of the
fort, the negroes we're prepared and Oh
the lookout. They opened a vigorous
Gre from their enclosure, and for an hour
or two the missivss Of death kept up a
lively tiovetnent through the air. This
assault was promptly defended by The pc.
lice and citizens, resulting in the death Of
three uegtoss, and The severe woundiog
OF four others. Considerable skirm:sbinp
then eusued, the negroes coming out OF
the fort in line Of battle, and advancing
on The police and citizens, forcing them
back into Main street.
A detachment Of United States reeu
lars then arrived, proceeded to surround
the negro rioters and relieved the civil
AUTHORITIES. The editor Of the Avalanche
says:
"ln company with an army officer we
made visit TO tie fort, and found the
feeling Of tho negroes 10 be Of the most
intensely hostile character. They used
such expressions as .'1he ID white
trasb," and 1--WE would whip hell out ot
them il we only had the guns" No
words Of kindly advice given thsm by the
officers seemed to make any more impres.
sion than mere empty sounds. They
staggered like dissatisfied bullies, and
hurled back sensible counsel with ",hat',
played out"
A negro woman made an affidavit tb a,
the negroes Of South Memphis have been
plotting this defiance TO the laws and its
officers for the past four days that the
plan was to kill the police, sack and burn
the city, and that it was approved by the
race for many miles around Memphis
|. was not confined to this locality, but
was wide spread and general.
Mr.. FLYNN, who keeps a grocery store
on South Street, states tha, a Lisutenan,
attached to a negro company, has Tor
several days spoken OF his desire to have
such condition Of things brought abou,
in the city Of Memphis by the negroes,
as the early stage of the riot promised
That the Lieutenant said he wanted tb.
negro soldiers to have and con troll Mem
Phis, aud by Cd they should do it.
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BEAUTlrUL-Ats u Sabbath school an
nivsrsary in London, two little girls pre-
ssn'sd themselves to receive ,b. prize,
one Of whom had rsci,ed one verse more
than the Olhsr, both having learned
several thousand verses Of Scripture. The
gentleman who presided inquired:
"And could you not have learned one
verse more. and thus have kept up with
Martha |"
ayes si'." the blusbing child replied :
"but loved Martha, and kept back on
purpose"
"And ~as there any one Of all the
verses you have lea, med" again inquired
the president, "tha. taught you this les-
SAP I"
"Tbsre was, sir" she answered, bush
ing still more deeply: "Iu honor prs'
fsrring one another"
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Interview of Mrs. Davis with
her Husband.

Our Old Point CORES pondsnce Of May
4tb, says.
1t is now understood that Mrs. Davis,
with her little child, had an interview
with her husband at half past eight o 'c ock
yesterday morning. TIE interview lasted
nearly two hours, and must surely have
been extremely gratifying to both. In
the course o! twelve month many very
noticeable changes occur. 1t was Gu tue
evening OF tie 2O,h Of April, 1865, that
the steamer VIM. p. Clyde, from which
few hours before Jefferson Davi. had
been landed, slowly set sail, and whiIs
the stoam and smoks issued from her
engine and boilers, she moved slowly GU,
Of the harbor. The sole passengers on
the Clyde were Mis-. Davis and Clay,
and her Destination was Save alb, the
Southern port from which she came.
For nearly a year Mrs. Davis has been
refused The privilege Of visiting her hus
band. The result Of the many eu,restis,
on her part, and those Of her friends, has
at last prevailed on the clemsncy Of Pre-
s'deht Johnson, and the desired boon ha.
been 6ially granted.
Your correspondent presumed yestsr,
day morning a. an early hour so much
as to call on Mrs. Davis As she as await
ing, in the sitting room Of the Hygsis
hotel, the presence Of an officer from th.
Fotres. Sending in my card by the
colorsc waiter in attendance. the desired
object was at once accedsd to.
The sitting room ofthe hotel has never
by any means, been noted for i,s conf for;
or the sxpsnsivepess Of in adornments
Eo'ering the room, and passing throug ri,
the requisite etiquette, occupied but lev
seconds, and the agreeable conversation
wish Mrs. Davis which eosusd, was far
more than 9 rscompsnss for the courage
which It required to solicit such an ic
terview. The manner and conversation
Of Mrs. Davis was that Of one perfectly
at homo on all subjects. and sx,remsly :
lady'l'ks in all her rem srks on the vstiou.
topics Of the day, which, perchance, wer.
brought up. She had been allowed tn.
privilegs Of correspondence with her hus
basd, but Of the exact state Of his health
she dared not hope ThsfsyorabIs epiu,
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Too GooS 70 Bs Losr.-When Gene
raj Butler was recalled from the. Depart,
ment Of the Coll, and supsrssded by Den.
Banks in the comma I'd or New Orleans,
the Mayors office was rendered to him
to take bis congo Of such persons as felt
dss'rous Of paying their respects prsviou,
to his departure. As may be supposed,
thsre "as q rough gathering Of the Low,
e. orders, male, female, and juvenile, and
among ihsm several Hibernisu ladies'
with their uuwashed babiee, who came
to shaks hands with the General One
lrish woman handed her baby for kiss
and taking the @ asneraI by the hand, ad
dressed him a. follows.
Good bye, General :; I'll say this for
ys--thst ys never stole anything from
me. Good bye. General"
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There is often in one kind word, one
look Of sympathising affection, or oLs
small act Of disintsrssted love. more Of
real nobleness Of spirit than 10 actions
which have ruug in the ears and found
an echo in the hearts Of admiriog thea.
ssDds.
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KEEP IT BEFORE THE People.

KEEP IT BEFORE THE People.
u you wish to increase your business,
II you have houses to rent,
II you have lands to lease,
II you wish to hire laborsrs,
II you want to buy or sell anything,
II you have a single want, advertise
ir the LEDGER, as our customers never
fail to realize 100 per cent. BY keeping
their names before the public.
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An Advertisement 10 a New York pa.
per, PromSsing. Oh the rsesip, oftwsn,y'
Eve csoss. to send receipt to keep water
in wells and 'cistsrns from freezing. q man
in neighboring city forwarded the cur
rency, and received BY return mail the
following answer which may prove Of
value to some Of eur readers, therefore
We take the liberty Of circulating III
take in your yell and cis,srh on cold
nights aud keep them by the ars."
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When do We begin 70 love people Z
When they bsgia TO lot us look iLto their
hsarts, and their hearts are found 70 bs
worth looking into.
il is better 10 BE- lsughsd q. fos no.
being married. thsa 10 BE- unable 10 laugh
bscauss YOU are.
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Gin tiir Die gan3e c~ibiliitrte gGclt tut9ti8er Be-
idjInB Des SauieS Der &cprGientantelt.

Der in Der Situng bes SauleS Der 0teprdiell,
tanten be8 GonsrsIeS BON II. Otai 9efabte Ses
I9lub, ben YrdIipenten ar5utpeile1, elnen Spe'
clalcDmnliI1dr All errennen, UNI Die @tnfiibrllg
zines 9leidmdbi9en OtitnSfuBeS i'll ben Ser. Staa>
ten NIB alloer1 Ednoern ansubabne1, lit fir ben
@eltpertebr NIB bic Sntereiieu Der Sunberte bon
UdutDneu bon WtenI6en, Die babel i'll Setra6t
%fplnr1er, bon auBerornentlider Wtdti9feit iIno
Srd9melte. Sett no 0dllpftraft unp Der electriz
I6e Tunte bic S6rante1 Don 9tarm uub 3eit III
beoeutenDem UtaaBs a~uf9eben, iett iplen audi an
bere Sdranfen fallen, bic 11l6t natiirltde, Ionbern
MIR fiihItltde Itn6, baber I'M 10 eber e"ntfernt ners
ben Ipqen.
Qan9e 3eit Bate ieoe Hation, ia iebe8 9toln Ell
ner 9tattou, ba8 d1f Der QSeltfarte fuutu lidtbar
lit, iett ei9eneS 0elp, uno eS CAB bappn 10 llard)e
Scrtelt, baB man Bel elmer 9rSberen 0teiie, melde
liter Die @rellSen perIhiebener Staaten fibrte,
BET umipe65lung Dber Gerau89ablln9 frenlbet
@elbe8 9rOBen 0tadtbeil erIitt unb o~llerleI Sdpilts
Oeleieu Iub Gerlegeubeiten au8Agiebt mar. Sn
Inlerm Sabrbnrbert bat fd) Dies llebel burd)
Vtitn5ccnpentiOneu, lpie bic NtiinScoupentionel1
Der J3plperetnS@ 0te9itrllngen, bur6 Mruabme be8
rranSDltlben Milu5fuBe8 III Der S6tpets, no e8
trltber 10 plele Wtiin3lOrte1 al8 @aI1tDue CAB, be-
peutenD rerI1inbert.
Nllein Oeutl6lanb bat nod feireu einbeitltd3en
Utitn5flB, ionbern cine iNnSabl rru Wiin3fji6eu
tnD Die nletltet auoern Staatell baben mieoer ibre
et9eltell, mlrfllden Ober %iDeeIen, pere1 Wiit1SItiide
elnell albern gtenulpertb ais 0feats coer Dietall>
rpertb babell, wd6reuO aIsldnoiide OliinSen ouf
Der ldwaHfsnoeu Setter bes Saupel8- ODER &pur8<
pertb8 auf> 1tnp nieoerItei0elr.
Sbaler uno @ul6en perl6tebener GGlfer ll11D
bon peri9iebenem g8eltb, nit Den @1ppertbiereu
aller 9rrBel1 uno ~pinSi9en 8iirIteu geidmiidt,
1ltarf @curant, Wturt Salcp, 2pui8oOr unp Bio.
Sterling, 2ire cerifieoe1er @eprd9e, BfterreidlIhe
unb neaprIttauiihe 0Icaten, Wtilrel8 (8prtu9aD,
Jtllbel NIB Oradrnen NIB aubsre Wiiilt;lrrtei ers
lhTereH lno permidelu ben gSeltpertebr NIB fi1p
als Senrnidube ~bsfielbeu 5u betrodIelt. g8el1n
INN ale Dieie Der flebeneu @elblprteu III cine
lnS9libit erlbeltltde TOrnl 9etrabt pltrbeu. IND
oerldteoelleH Staaten beioer 9s1nispbIren bDd>
items mn tbte elAene SGeipemiin5e b|e6ielteu, 10
nil rem bic ciollilirteu 9tatlcncn Der @rce, nm bic
IS it9 bier banoelt, ielbitperitduolid iebr 9rObe
&prtbetle ernpteu lno aler Gerlulte e1tboben ieln,
meIdell ite iebt bel Dem idmantenDen Wertte aus.
ldnoilder Wtiir5e olIS9elebt 1inD.
9luS eteIen @riinoeu miro audi Der @i1QauQ8
%ertpdbnte Sei6luB i'll Der 9anSsu cipillitrten @elt
TrelIot8 be9riiBt, mo Der pom Vrd7iDelteu fIr Gn>
b%abnltlg zines einbeitlideu Mlinifu6e8 III ernel.
nenbe @omnlliIdr itberaI Die bette Aufuabme fin>
ben. (Su. Sts;tal
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men, tpenn CT es oarauf ateeeben ba6en 1ctte,
bieler etnen anoern @baratter gu 9eben. Scl6e
Ii. onpere @eniilie befriepiet erNneeiGts zines
Sdbre6-Oe ftcitS p1s i'm 9iinlti9lten Sale 20
MiliUnen betra9en Miro Die Staatafole
iOQ perjpsifelt leer lein, 3reimol lhon bat
BaSaine an9ebli6 mebrere 0unoerttaulenp
Sranfen auf turie 6rilt porltreden milIen. =
Ous 9riUatpermG3en Der SatIerin 1T cor Den
pbontafiiAen Ginsrifen ibres 0emobla fiber
9eltellt unp mem eS pielem ni6t 9elin9t cine
neue 9rpBe NnIeibe 3ume9e 3u briu9en fam es
leiGt eelheben, DAP er an 0elpmaneel 5t
@runDe eebt, ME Elm protn1rerQeinpanpbanp>
Ter cper @ttreioelpetulant. 03enn 6rantrei@
ni6t bilit, 1T Der 8anterptt unpermeiplid,
fam iAOn Der uGGlte Coupon niAt be5ablt
meroen. Der liberalen 4artet l6milt purG)
piele 0elpperle9enGeiten Der fallerliGen Sic
eterun9 Der 2a1nm. Seit le ilber Die %Sufitnfz
tt9e 0altuna Der Ser. Staoten berubi9t lit,
felt lie meib, RAP biele oem Safer gtapOleCn
seaeniber l6 ut meter niGt5 ais Su elmer
mOment1nen 81 utralttdt perpiidtet BADEN, 1T
le entidluNen, IiA nidt in fletnen 0efeAten
gu Uerbluten, %Icnpern rubig bic @ntmidelun9
Der 9in9e %ab5uwarten 1np &rdfte at eilem
6aupttrei6e 3l %lammeln, Der wabrl6sinltd
nit pem Nbju9 Der SranSUie n in Scene 9eleBt
tptrD.
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Ser iunge 8lin6 1T an @rfiduug getor6en un6
e8 bat ith nad dr3tlifem Grlneieu EN- 8ranf6eit8s
fal e%reignet, Der nidt borber5uieben mar. Der
2eidnain tpuroe iecirt un0 lift ipdt am Q6eub be8
-. Otai auf Dem &ird9pfe Der ct. giicOlai NIB
Wiarientirde beerDi9t mOrDen; GO mar Dn5u Der
2si6enpageu erfter &Io1ie uuo cine 0}ei1e BON Sol,
8etutiheu CUR Germenolng %getommen. Die 8es
eroi8un98to1teH maren polt 0errn &arl 8liuo aus
2onDUn perr 0iedtSaWmatt 2tipaio III Berlin itbers
innot mQrbeu. Sic 8e55rben batteH Der 8eerbts
9ur8 III Hteiner g8eie Senluluilie i'll ben 28eg sc,
Ie8t,
Die Nene 8reuBiide 3eitun8 @beqertt, OaB Der
An9r,tI ooH4f @raf 8i@mord'5 2ebGn bepeiie, baB
peutl4e Jte3terlnt8en ith nidt inter chamber be-
trlee9el1, %ionoern iid ge8et Den cement amen
0enlo Die Jteoolutjon - pereini8en i%Ollten.
@onoufirftentbHm
8u@areit, Is. 0iai. Die 8amner 6at
aternlal8 nit III ge9eu 6 @timmen ben @0re
idtag, ben &bron 0{umarjen8 Dem Yrill3en 6orl
Don S0ben5olterll 6u o~erlei9eu, o18encmrien. @8
mtro lt4 eine Population nad @iIIeloprf be8e-
ben. Der Prtr5 bat Eid entihlOIieu, ben &br6u
an5ltebrlet.
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MegtFamtfAe8.

Wern ben nerer, aus Merito ein9etrufez
men Yripatbriefen 3t 9Iauben 1T, I6ret6t bic
@al. U. Vs., 9ebt e6 NIT Dem martmiltantl6en
&atlertbume RAID gu @nbe unbi 1T AUDI nur
Die 9alfte bon benz tpas Ie 1a9en, tpaGr, nitro
Is pas Gnoe Diele8 Sabre5 l6werltA erleben.
OaS S6tdlol lGeint Dem &at1er feinen ribm=
ltnen SOB ouf Dem S6la6tfelOe uuf,u6epabs
rem, ptelmebr oeutet Nle6 barauf bin oaB er,
ais bdnterOtter NlenlA Dem 0anoe 1etner Wobl
Den Jtuden tebren merpe, bancroft an Dem
0ertrauen letner nntert6anen, bancroft an
Na6t unc Dor N1em an @slD. Qeihtinnio
ME in Geneoi9 unO Dtiramare, pirtbl6oftet
er in N(ericO 10, DAP bic Qeute bort oar niht
mtiIen, OBJ lie li4 iber feline @erI6wenouno ar
germ UDer lultig MAIDEN lClen. Nadpem er
nit grOBen Soften pbUtO9rupbtI9e Nnli6ten
bon paris unD anoeren europdti6en 6oupt=
ltapten bate anferti9en laiien, UNI mad Oiel EN-
feline 5auptifaot gu oerI4Gnern, na9oen er
fur feline unO Der RaiIerin NetIen unlinniee
Summen oer14wenoet BAT unD in ietuem
2ansbolt mebr brau9t ais bic eeInmmten
5~Oustnnabmen bon 8era @ru3 tetrasen, bat
e. ME man l&reibt, teBt angefangen, 86ume
aus europa tmpOrtiren gu laIeu, INN Naeen
mad e9apultepec unO BEN. Nlca,er an,uleaen.
9eni9t tbm allO bic Ge9etattun Merifos
'nebr, ober tpUter nil er bas @elb neb.
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gu perfauTe fen
GIN gut ~seIeeener Gtearren Stpre nit Tirtares n
6gtat9 gu oertauffn. @aa8ufrasen Bel s. s. Rte6febt, 42O
y SF. ,miID
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General Grant iiber rte Sttmmuno
i'm Siioen+

Oas 8albinetun GbrOnicle trtnqt ben
Nus3u9 zines 8riefe8 1T 8e8ie6unq auf cine
intereliante Concentration, tpeI6e s,ptihen Gen.
Grant unO Dem Nepacteur zines nGrbli6en
Sonrnals ltatt9efunpen fat. @eneral Grant
la9te, Oa8 lupliGe 8Olt 5eiee in bteIem
Nu9enbltf cine oiel ldltmmere @eIinnuno als
elm Sabr Dprber, Canals pitrpe e5 lih al
Mlem oerltanpen BADEN, jebt tetra6tste e5 fit
als n5err Der Situation" See betraae Ii6
lHle9t, oa er pur4 pa6 8eilpiel Der er,punz
9enen 9tube unO be6 @roQe8 Is Sercerbli6
tplrte, ME man e8 lid faum oorlteQen fTnne.
Die 5altun9 9erifer 2eute bes Siioens unb
tbrer @pmpatbilirer i'm 9iprpen Iet 70, ais
rOle Juan Die e r iten Nnfange Der 8eSolutipn
pteperbClen. 9atte ct Die Mta6t, iu iplirpe er
Die ,,glew gDrt Stems" unb a6nliGe 8latter
nnterpruden, wel6e ben llDIi6en @taaten
ueine 70 9efdbrli4e Soee BON tGrer SteQuna
nno t9reu HeGten 9eben." General Grnnt
ipra4 f9 in itarfen 'QuSbrufen audi ba6in
aus, bic 8ran3Olen aus Meritu 1uqlei9 au
0ertretben.
DieieS Se%fenntni6 nes General Grant 1T
zines Der Dielen Nr9umente fir bic ,frtebliGe
0stnnun9" pe8 iuplt6en Solte8 unD bic UNI
oer3i9ltbe 3ula1uu9 letner 8sprGl eutanten
in ben @Un9reB.
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+ Oa8 q ii en- t.-reter Da8 critic Qr0fe
S4u8entelt, me!de5 8efern 0iorGen 6ier ieinen
Au1an9 1labt1t, 1T Dem GllbtnQtpI Star DON Qe,
ltern NtelD tolgenre8 e"ntuDNnlen:
PIE Nlit9lteQer pS8 Verein8 buten arpEe gDr,
betettl1tSen fir peie8 Self geliladt, melfe8 pbne
Smeitel Don Gan enpen teiudt merben mirb. In
ter ceI &relielt iilo 8i0ieu i'm QGertbe BON so It's
500; Sttberlerptc28, Elm feinc8 Npr2elanierpice
@lA0efIle @abelH, GHfTel &C. SIS befiuoet fiji cine
8rpBe NrSabl frpmIuenter 0el1tiUer, Wlt1tieber
nplt S4iiBeH Corps uGrblider StGOte in Der
Staot, inter anoern cine 8rpBe 2(n5a9t pon 0iite
glle0ert pe8 8alttnorer Nereiu8, "Dieielbel1 itub
lebr 9eldl1aGpOu uujfpruurt.
Ole Rro5eIiiOn ~fornirte itN beute Wtorotr QeQe1
9 ubr ror DEM 9ptel @erborbt, Oil Yetlliplpania
Aperlllc III cer f~0l9enben SrbulIllg. Oa8 Nrrau-
9elllent@ COMMITTEE, %bertttelt, NIT peiB.rDtG.btulten
Sddrpelt, pa8 Vftltfcorp8 pe8 5. y. ct. Gao.
1t9ts. 9|letdfau8 t~erttteu; Sci. Soiep6 @er6urct,
@9efnlarl d0ll ne6It Nojutlnten @raf Stoid NIB
6rleceuSrldtgl g8aIter, paau bic t~erittelell Sab
n~elltrd8er NIT Der Ser. Stauteu SlaQ1e. Der 6euts
&ttcplDre IND Den 6la99ell DtS Gultjuorer Sdiits
5eloerelIl8, be3lettet DDl elutr berItteueu @6rens
lpdd9e, beItebut0 ans Slltimprer S6iibeu. Johann
Tol9tel1 etne 3fel0e pOu Sutiheu NIT reit Sditbet
IND tbrell 011te1, IN Der rproerIteu 1aRet bic Be-
arltell pe8 Waibjngtpner SdiiBeuSereiu8. VrGi.
or. Charles &lpniolt ltn0 ST.. 6reo. Sit0el &i5e
PrdltoelIt. Die 8utIden tpareu iinmtll1 pfielt
lI10 nit Slrnlen ltltp StriuBeu 3elHmitdt, lpd6s
reno Die YferDe nit 81iriuu0cu uu0 Grdn3en be,
torlrt Gparel. Der Bug bepe9te ftb bic Semi.
Noelnle eltlal1g nad) Der Is. StraBe BON ba nad
Is Str. pnrh Die 7. 9traBe na6 benz Burf, no
po8 Set lofort be3aun. Die Wlit9lieoer be8 g8as
lbI13toner Serein8 ijtO NOD nibt uuiforulirt, bod
lsoer trl5 ELL l~tIberue5 Ntjeide1 all eiuem 9ritnell
8lHoe.
llIter ben lretle1 1T upd cine maIiioe 0plbere
Vteoatle, neIfe Der bette 9hiibe pom Q8aIbinge
toner 9ereiu erbiLt.
(@tl9eia11ot)
G8 ut ms %bef1tnt, DAP bier in @aIbindtpu. 8.
u, Die ueIe UlapDr5publ beDoritebt.
2Ste pjro'8 Dctn nod meroen; faurn 1T Der
3rtsg, 81 GIloe, 10 beiBt e8, paB bic Gbplera ltd
e%nttnoel tplrp, ha3 pdre eiu i9Bnet SAT-, ben mir
lllQt ltebe1 5l beberterqeu.
0a molel mir lieter rem Or. UtuQrIber in
Aniprud nebmel; neil Or. Miugruper ala Gan.
oloat a~lf8stellt it, 10 t8unen mir ftder barouf
redner, baB CT jebem Weliheu @ere9ti9teit ME
0%ertabren ldBt, baS bat er belpteIeu III ieber Belt
9e9e1 6renlbe wie @inbeiunjide, pbue 2ll8na6me.
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una 5aOona Oompfl6iF 60.

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RAD SaDanuab, 90.

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S3alttmDre GUu6mme SSerein.

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