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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-21
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Away with Disease and MalrI-
mnnfnI InfnAicifina

MEDICAL COMMON SENSE, treats upon the
Human System inside and ont -On all Chronic Di-
seases and their Treatment-On Barrenness and
Impotency, on Seminal Weakness and Female
Weakness-on Marriage and sexual Philosophy,
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR or STATE,
COLUMBUS, o., January 1866.
1t is hereby certified, that the foregoing is a
correct copy of the Statement Of Condition of the
PiscaiaguR Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Of Maine, made to and filed in this Office, for the
year 1866.
Witness, my hand and seal officially.
[Seal.l JAS. II. GOODMAN,
lstanp1 Auditor Of State.
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BLACK MAN

WHITE han. BLACK MAN
1. Suffrage. l. --
2. Can testify against a 2. Can testify against
negro. ktnseG.
3. Is tried by a jury of 3. Is tried by his en-
his peers. hghteHed, .mPrG'd sup
periOrs.
4. Rape bywhite men on 4. Rape or attempt at
negroes no offense. Negro rape on white woman,
naturally unchaste and al punishment death, and
ways yields without force the governor cannot
to the honor ofconnection commute.
withwhito. Rape impossi-
BILE.
8. White man can come 5. Felony for negro
into Kentucky when he to come here.
pleaSes.
G. White men can keep 6. Free negro buys a
a gun gun he f~orfyits, and is
fined s..
Z. Arson Of public build I. Arson of pnblic
ings, penitentiary 7 to q buildings, death.
years.
S. Arson Of warehouse s. Arson ofwarehouse
stilIh"use, &c, peniten'y stillhOuse, &C., death.
l to 9 years.
0. If a white man rebels 9. IFS negro rebels,
or commits instruction, or c~onspires to rebel, he
is punished by being call'd is punished with death.
''chiyalric."
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BY THE
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7I3 Broadway, New York.

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Impartial Law in kentucky.

AT present there are few differences in
civil rights between free negroes and
whites. In all the rights of marriage, per-
son and property they are identified. The
same laws govern their marriage, their
wills, their acquisition of all kinds of
property, and their dispositions and trans
missions of it; their rights of suing on
contracts, and for injuries to person and
property, and their mode of trial in penal
and criminal prosecutiOns.-Speech Of the
Hon. j. Guthrie, jan. 20, 1866.
In reply to this boast of a STAKEHOLDER,
a Louisville correspondent Of the Cincin-
natl Gazette thus sums up the difference of
rights enjoyed by the white and the black
in the home Of Henry Clay;
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-21
STATE OF MAINE,
"

COUNTY OF YORK, l
David Fairbanks, President, aud Shipley W.
Kicker, Secretary of the Piseatsgua, Fire and
Marine Insurance Comrany, being severally
sworn, depOse and say. that the foregoing is a full
true aud correct statement Of the Affairs of the said
Company, that the said Insurance Company is the
bona fde owner of at least one hundred THOUSAND
dollars OF actual Cash Capital invested in STOCKS
and Bonds, or in Mortgages on Real Estate,
worth double the amount for which the same is
mOrtgagsd; and that they are the above described
officers of said Insurance Company.
DAVID FAIRBANKS, President.
ShIPLEY W. KICKER, Secretary.
Subscribed aud sworn before mo, this second
day of January, 1866. [SeaI.l
ABNER CAKES,
Justice of the Peace.
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CABINET

There is a rumor to-day of a change in
the Interior Department and in the Post
office Department. 1t is said that Mr..
Delano, of our State, is to succeed Secre-
tary Harlan and that Governor Dennison
is to take some other position, to be sue
ceeded in his Department by some one of
a half dozen aspirants around.
E~RANEITN
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-21
wAsINGToN T0rICs AND GOSSIP.

sUMNER ENDORSED BY THE oLoRE CON
eREsS.
The delegates who compose the COlored
Congress, now in session in this city, have
addressed a letter to Nj. Sumner, endors-
ing his speech, and declaring that it en-
bodies the first and complete wish of the
colored men. They also say Having
looked to you as among the foremost in
the cause Of Justice and liberty during the
darkest days of that cause, We o rejoice
to hail you as holding your place among
the giants that have since espoused it."
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-21
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Portrait of Hon. ]. r.. GiddiDgs-
N Irrepressibie Onl1ie in the
Presby terrain Church-The Cabinet
Changes.
Especial Correspondence Cleveland LEADER
W-AsHINcrnN Eeh LIZ 1866

Especial Correspondence Cleveland LEADER
WAsHINGToN, Feb. I6, 1866.
The magnificent paintings IN the Rotun-
da of the Capitol which have heretofore
been described by a much ADLER pen than
mine in the LEADER, attract much atten-
ton among visitors. Among the portraits
of distinguished men may now be seen,
over the west door of the Rotunda, that of
the late Hon. j. R. Giddings, painted by
Ohio's gifted artist, Miss c.. L. Ransom.
This has been examined and greatly ad-
mired by thousands of persons here who
were formerly acquainted with the old
patriot, and pronounced by those who are
regarded as the best critics among us, as
perfect. When told that it is the produc-
ton Of lady they seem TO be amazed
they did not suppose that Ohio or any
other State could produce one from the
ranks of the gentler. sex possessed of that
rare genius which can make the canvass
speak. Butthey are happily disappointed
as is demonstrated in this life-like portrait
of that pure Statesman and ardent friend
of liberty whom Congress will no doubt
honor by purchasing this, and place it
beside that of the old man eloquent in the
library.
DR.. SUNDERLAND \ THE PREsBY-
TERIANR.
The pioas deacons and other negro
hating dignitaries of the First Presby-
terrain Church here are greatly exercised
on account of the stand taken by DR..
Sunderland, their pastor, in the permits
sion given to Fred. Douglass to occupy
his church. They are out in a published
protest, which they commence by a mis-
representation of the objects of the meet
ing and end with a lie, and are so per-
sistent in their pious efforts to save their
sanctuary from the unholy touch of a
black mans foot that they have called a
mass meeting Of the church and eongre-
CATION to take action on the subject. 1t
is supposed that the result will be a divi-
sion of the Church. DIR. Sunderland, it is
said, will stand firm to mis- principles on
this subject.
CABINET CHANGES.
There is a rumor to-day of a change in
the Interior Department and in the Post
office Department. 1t is said that Mr..
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-21
WEST INDIES.

The Senate bill for authorizing the In
ternational Ocean Telegraph Company of
New York to construct a line of tele-
graphic communication with the West
Indies obtained a second reading to-day.
The measure provides that the line saall
be in operation within five years after the
passage Of the act, and shall have a mo-
nopoly for twenty-five years, the United
States government to nave exclusive con-
troll over it during a war with foreign
Powers.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-21
HI CoRREsPeNDENTs FIRST SIGHT

While we stood at the mill window,
watching the long stretches of white tents
and specializing upon the results of war,
we saw several men running across the
road toward a hilltop cottage, where
General Meade made his quarters. A
small group was collected at the cottage,
recommending something through their
telescopes. As 1 fastened in tha tdireclion,
l heard confused voices, thus "No, it
isn'tl' at isr7 "Can you make out
his shoulder-bar? r. "What is the color
of his coat p "Grayp "No, it's butter
mutt "Has he Z musket ?" "Yes, he
Is levelling itl' At this the group scat
tered in every direction. "PshawT r. said
one, we are out of range; besides, it is
a telescope that he has. By it is a
rebel, recommending our campr' There
was a manifest sensation here, and one
man wondered how he had passed the
picket. Another suggested that he might
be accompanied bya troop, and a third
convulsed the circle by declaring that
there were six other rebels visible in a
woods to the left. Mr.. Fogg had mean
time come up and profered me a field
glass, through which 1 certainly made ont
a person in gray, standing in the middle
of the road just at the ridge of a hill.
When I dropped my glass I saw him dis
tinctly with the naked eye. He was pro-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-21
INSURANCE.

OTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
y Of the PiscatagTa Fire and Marine Insurance.
Company, on the first day Of January, 1866, made
to the Auditor Of Chic, pursuant TO ths statute Of
that State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name o. the Company is The Piscatsgua
Fire and Marine Insurance Company" and is To-
Gated ct South Berwick, Maine.
CAPITAL.
The amount Of its Capital Stock, all
palI UPS va, UUU W
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Total Assets of the Company.

LIABILITIES.
The amount of Liabilities, due or not
due, to Banks and other ereditors....-.S I2,o3i 90
Losses adjusted and duel
Losses adjusted not due Estimated at. 800 90
Losses unadjusted
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-21

Among the last on dts of the Capital is
n to the effect that George Bancrofts
friends have been urging him for the New
York Collectorship, but that he has de-
clined in expectation of becoming Se0re-
tary of State should the Cabinet be re-
formed, Mr.. Bancrofts chances for the
position are considered formidable.
,rroN wrru rrr
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Total Liabilities

AISCELLANEOrs.
The greatest amount insured in any one
10000 90
The greatest amount allowed
by the rules TO be insured
mac NY HVi than $40, OOU loss by
The greatest amount allowed
to be Il insured in any l block
Lhe amount Of its capital or earnings
deposited in any other State, as secUri-
ty for losses therein ---.....------..... None.
The Charter. or Act of Incorporation of
said COmpany-already filed.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-21

5. Felony for negro
to come here.
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6. Free negro buys a
gun he forfsits, and is
fined s..
I. Arson of public
buildings, death.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-21

9. If negro rebels,
or conspires to rebel, he
is punished with death.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-21

s. Arson Of warehouse
s%tillhouse, &C., death.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-24
e6te 9rdparate.

Sster tntelssnts Wann. Ger sInmal rttpas ben
sinsm Snadialbrr fefauft bat. rpsie btsle Webi.
Gin ietr potl BON ,loesnanntsn patsntmsoIeinsn
eel6lt gemahtsr Dpttctsn su untsrldsiben, bic su
bumm 1nb, arjtli6e Nsetttt gu fdrsibsn, uab
Stsl 81 tumra u.n idtf Mspisnsn ,u psrfsrtissn.
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@elea iWaftS Na6riCbt.

NadriGt tif tisrtur@ seseben. bas Die unier.
,eiGnern am 2ten @prll 1866, init elnanper In
e'eifliGaft astrstea line. uno swar In tsm g4cl.
miibitn.. 8pGer.s 8drtsr @ti61it, II. +. no, bel
3ddIcnpille, unter Der 5irma pen 8 Iier unp
s br tman. &c wsrbcn bic @eGGSfte In
nlIen Ssrcn prfHiecsntn 3iprietn. an tsm alten
5tanepl'b' bon 3suten Bud an Der ,,@nilany
2Pca'Mible" iUrtitssn-nllpo sS fie f5suen ptro
bic aIten Jreunps uno Guncrn. uno pele nrus
arlprtdtn ,u fstsn,-pti&t @as nit .Tiinf,li6.
tsts uhp @utlsfeIt tetanbclt prpsn ioIsn.
Sbarles 9. Softer,
gSafbinoton s. Gbriliman.
gprit 3. 1866. ro4nl
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g Of d e g emte

pfriu&sn auf onl6istsns 0elfe. 8rrfdufe su sfFse'
tulren, inosm fs 9beils bon anprsiIunssn ansr.
fannt gutter Nsosetnen abidrtiten una islbfsse
ma&te Certificate ttnsufdaen. e.e...--s-s
Die mspieiniihe gBiiIsn1aaft fistt sinfa6,
rein uno maisfatii6 oa, fe bat SbatIaGm 3ur
Bats. Grfatrune tsFatist itre estren unp Watr.
belt auein maGt Fe ntabsn.
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8tb s anb aube fGr 81 @anmsper 1pnen
aan Sarbn un6 better Suatd g. greinse alor emporium
70 mi aud e9ane Sren @oanss fir edoes nnin Sgo S
tSamiton StraBe, eeib unrbab om Iqen 6aue.
QQentaun, IRdrj noIS
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u Die rte Ranir perto ioatsf ou nd ss eeben
o
bdbte uno unpabibe &lioer eefauft bdttf.
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unIere Sremnbs Sic eabies,

mdron @ pe SRdb un l1nannebnbten pan e
fo9en uo be &naben &oer bel un faun ndml an rs Sper
pr bnnt M babel 1T en @orrob ero6 Sdnanse BON IS Sab
&noer Sbren brab fnnn bic
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@p bat Glpt. 6. ,Gern
Ell ne n ---------
Sa9erbier< <SalOon
n n n 1 n n o N


RRS Ct. In hos sris 5aus an tw SGs.
tAaaE GsGskn Straer In Qusntaun, asra.
-sssaafsass3 be untstalb preb'S etobr, wsIdes
n In sirtn ercbsn unb teausmtn @alccn sinae.
ridttt bot. uno trctin sr isins 5rsunte unb eisb.
tate ben suiem Bisr tinlab,t an,uruitn uns
ion gu fttsn.-Orbsrs fdr ..Rssns uudbrtrtF.
liftc uno unsfrelsidIidss' 'easerbItr." In irssne
ftntr Sudnttdt, wetfen AM ndmIihsn Ort anaes
nommsn uno prompt tsiOrat .--gaufst eabn an
unb labt quo sebsn 5r7p n b.,lr.~r,
Vcn BEN stlen @naenfaft.-- ,f-3 ,i Tod
Der eem S&madtn sibt nfue 8reft,. <,,s. ,..-
Den armsn I6eI SsrsfIsn bic Gott,, ,-... .,s
Den Msnftsn ntsiiert Bic In ben Sob,
DIN 6ranfsn tsilt In fur;sr Grip, 7,.,s
Ote 5smpfrtn, pfrtrtibt aans ttns eif,
Die 8tsnnte psrfdmmit In GROCER 3ati,
@ir1uf itst bel jsber 0abf,
G'atss fliftct ouf uni'rcr @rb, 1'nc a'' 1'
Drum itrr Sispsrmann iBn s9rt.- 81
Gprit II, 1865. Ha6n
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Sin @prt sur @arturt9.

\. @elanbtslt II fetr tri6!is; bic esibentsn ica'
ten fsine Msbien 8sbraudsn uno fsin Nttsl,
btfsn 8eRanottsile aud nod anbsre psricnen ole
bic Gabrieantsn fennsn, ober bio Fe lh bon BEN
erfcls bsneltsn blnrstfsnb dttrsru8t batsn.
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Don Nllnroun ansstottn wo,bfn Hno, udo ,par
an ben folasnbsn Sarssle' e'puibm :
Wanns' 8alt Sttftn ftine, $500 bts so 90
- 6,b toppslts Sotlsn 3.75 :" SIS
8natsn Sinter Sttsf,l 1,75 AIS
Wanns' Glove Rib gunartB &c. Q so Z" 5,75
BAT. Stute 100 " 800
Manns,. Srouenimmfrs unS 80 ,..r r-'
MGts Glove Sts laling ~.
Gaitrs t,75 SIS
s5rautn,immsr @f. Rib, lftr feline 1926 Z" SIS
fdns @pat Morrfro Sals. 2. so" 400
Wanne' unp Srauen,mmsr Wp.
rreep uno RaltzSGutsn f.75" $50
5rausn,mmsr esmsire S6uten f,5O" 2 so
WifIss unb 8incsr-Shutm OPS" f.6O
Ndnn', 5rauenjimmtr' Snatsn, a -
SGlippus O25a 100
Ssinr @ueticn Giiffr fno In msirem @icbr.
aber fe Rno BON ben bsftn Nanufaftaru. gut
tats sld&faGs
9tten, &appen uno Strobaitsr,
BON isrr Benennuna, Oil tsn nistriaIien Bar.
s'Ip' grrb.n gum Gcrfaut apf i5ano.
Arft an unp istet unt t5rd fGr Gudb leftl
8Iliam 8. Gsip.
allsntdun, april IL, 1866. rote
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-
---
Sd)simer's Mammutb Stabr,
Gin lebenoss JnNitut.
Gct6 iptr6 erTgarG
rsnn man fault an gebcimcr's stOtr. Ter
Stodtc6 anssidut IT nit Waarsn an
AS q to &c aSr c { & c 10.
Infer sanssr Stod purte
berab &c m.e rff,
auf bic allrnispsrifs Stufs. Wir trobsn diner
Goneurrsns. 1Oir fueiren 81 plissen.
Cir Stbss, alt. Sung. 8ticb uno 0rm bslirsssn
mir unS einen sut9smdbltsn Stoi pcn Srpdenpaa:
ren, Src,tres, Sussnspaaren. 6 rpetin9. Del
Sut, SalI. 5ifh uno prcuifcnsn, u. (. 10. on 5anb
,u haltsn, UNI Sdr9ens allen iu eeten, tic hs nit
thrsr Runolbaft bsshrsn -nidt uur fir lstb;i9 Sa.
gen oorr tsfimm'e 3.it. fcnecrn yperSsu un(rrs Cd
ter ertan on Den asfnieeeriten Yreieen rerfaufen.
GBir untsrfsbsl nibt ;u a9sn, oas unfsr Splfem
fr;tt . aar raslo III. atsr perfihtrn cas- ls,r
prstee 10 nite'r fIno ots een anbsrn. bic prahlen
oas e Ole ipcblfsilHea Sitter rerfausn. neil s ibre
SsIbdfte sinil'tb auf cas Gafdb prin,p ts,rtibsn.
Srcmee fctsst cen ifsbsnoen auneen Ses mobl
betanntsn alttn Stanoes, uno man tpiro Ger Reibs
nutb nit io5H cbtst abpartsn nit Den biuiatsn St
tsru. Sstt 9srpiB oapon SaB Sbr ON rstbtsn VIoe
fsto, uno oaun 'min9t Cub in brn eaufsn on
Sbeimer's populdrem Stobr.
Da Fam man aim heHsn bsfristiet nsrtsn nit ZEN
msbrifsn gBlarsn fdr's psnialte Gjtlo-uno aud
nit prn bsiipsbrbaftsiisn unS mOoisit.n @drrr.
Sdbic5 Ore6siiter Oepartcmsnt,
ansewTtnld uo1Fdnris. nit rs6sn unb elcsan.
ten @iitsrn. fowie auG nit ben pobfslrsn S.p
len prrletsn. bsiisbsnb aus IAlplrpm uno farti,
aer Ssoe @'emensn, 9laib unb fsurirt. gppn
Oeldurf, Jttpps. 9oplins, Wsrircs cemen,n
uno ftIurirtsn, fla Irirtsn unb fc,birtrn Mcbaor,
amfr'fanii5sn Dflalnes. @oturss, Ysinto, al.
pastaa, Ssct4 unb Union Ylaies, etc.
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Gin 9ldnsenber Stpf ppn .Ginber aleibern,

oeri9t i'm oQerben Sp 9madbafe Se neoern gr
en an g. ~ Seini96 emporium, 9 unterbalb Dem QQn 6ufe
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l1nterbembelt 1t1b l1nterbpfen.

yin br eroBes Qrment nmoen lnebon fir Wannstt
an g. D. Smi9 Auentaun Soer' emporium, No ii Sf6mlcnS
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Sc I mb Of b'S g II 6 II
@gfracf

,pirft porsd9lib, 1T aneenebm fir @es
fbmad uno ,8erub, frei BON allen fbdos
li6en Gi9eni6aften uno ibnea in ieiner
Birfun9.
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Gleiber auf 8eitell1tn9 perfertiat

n ben en1ad uoafn Stpen 9efnien bedbmt
tbnoer, an s. D. Sn9s emporium No ii Off amionsS 4Qnaun
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-24
Gin Oimriticnnt

IN ein Mittel peldes auf bic 9tieren
3' /. ipirft.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-24
llntsrnebmenteS GtabliGemcnt
Weule DtgW@>
~ Yn
S1eimer @ebrilber,

Qssitin 8tninssr unb Steimsr)
ttp. 5 tpsf gami!ton ST., Saentppu, pa.
nabf:s Sbdr gum aeler petN.
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. Gle beub unb ftdrfent.
Das 9rofe Ar3eaei Alittel,

pas grofe Ar3enei Mlittsl,
SIR ale &ranfbeiten oes Maeens, Der
seber uno oen Gineeweioen.
81; 8ranfsn unp eritenten taten iessrml bic
Wcitnenbsfrit fir cine ffsrs unb sutrauunas.
poas WOt3n ssfdtlt frei BON @alcmel une an.
bern bsunrubisenten Mneralen, peIGe. atlinb
rptrfe. ctns usbslfeit urb Sdmrssn su perurlad.
en-. 70 mic bic tnnsrn Srsansn puniiineia rsinissn.
hd'ff unb resutrs, uno hiff,lbt In ben Stanb
Bsn rti'es, itre ansemflene 5unftiOnsn aussu.
dtsn. otne tffiantis feline 5uIu9t 5u msti3iRi-
iGsr 5iilfs su netmfn.
Ga6lts itdbt au6 tas @sasm ssssn bic
bDlsn 6clssh Don unsffunbem g8aGer.
Snbbel's 8ulbmes' Sitters.
Subbel's eolones Sitters. .-
Oubbel's oolones Sitters.
6abbel's ooiones Sitters.
Das Bette Stdrfinssmittrl in Der 0clt.
Das belte Stdrfltn9emitttl in Der @elt.
Gein Seostablifb. .
Eein Se9ctablilh.
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Tim anrufen. bic otlcr
ttfln unb mtif faIti.
ono tsin @iiter tHairt,
bic nod i ben giirasrn
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.Spn bem srbbten Practtldjen
Gbfmikfr lit Der ll1elt.

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te uno mar 70 srfclsyet6 In lsinem @tlGdft. ipie
tstnsr Isnsr Gollsssn Dor itm. SD babe Elm
istr sdnatsss llrtbstl iibsr lensn Gbarattsr unp
@a4dftssda.
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