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Alta meeting of Fulton Lodge, No12O, A.
Y. NJ, held at their hall in Hickmm, Ky,
November 9Th, 1868 the following Peamble
and resolutions were unanimously idepted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the supreme
Architect of the universe TO removeto that
bourne from whence no traveller rettrn our
much beloved brother HERBERT HOWARD
in the 2lst year OF his age, therefop t is
Resolved, That we the brethren o. Fulton
Lodge No. 800 while we deeply depbn the
loss of our beloved friend and broiher, we
mourn not as those without hope, but trust
that he wiz be admitted into that Ora nd
Lodge, not made with hands eterTal in the
Heavens.
Resolved, That this Lodge tentkr to the
family and friends of the deceased their
slncire sympathy in this dispeBsatiOn OF
Divine Providence, trusting that 1har loss
is his eternal gain.
Resolved, That as token of orr sympa-
thy and heartfelt grief, this Lolge adopt
the customary symbols of mourning, and
that each of the members wear the usual
badge for thirty DAYS
Resolved, That copy of these fNSItions
be given to the family of the decaased, AM
a copy be furnished the HICKMAN lounIEI
for publication.
W D.. CORBETT,
J. II. ROULHAC Com.
GEO. WILBURN.
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Tribute OF Resped.

At regular meeting of the Futon Lodge
No. 120, of Free and Accepted AAssn, the
following resolutions were passeds
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Grad Master
of the universe to send his Tiler cath and
summoned into his eternal presnce our
Brother W. b. WALKER, sr., therefore,
Resolved, That in the death ofBrother
Walker our fraternity has lost ole of its
oldest and most Jealous adherents. he COM
munity an orderly and quiet citizen, his
children a fond and devoted father.
Resolved, That out of respect to the mem
DRY of our deceased brother, we the mem
bers of this lodge win wear the usual badge
of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That we tender TO his bildren,
who are most heart-stricken at the loss we
have all sustained, our deep, sincere and
most atfectionate sympathy in their Attic
tive bereavement.
Resolved, Tkat copy OF these resolutions
be presented to his family, and that they be
published in the HICKMAN CoURIkR.
c. L. RANDLE,
SAM'L LANDRUM, Com
V. A. McCUTCHEN.j
Hickman, Nov. 18th, 1868.
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AR KANSAS.
Radical Account of the KukIux
Battle.

ST. Louis, Nov. 1S-A Little Rock
special to the Democrat says, OF tie pre-
viously reported fight at Center Point
Sewer county, Ark, that Gen. Patterson 5
report of the matter states that he sent a
detachment Of militia, under Major Dem
by, to occupy Center Point just before
arriving there they met about one hun
dred Kuklux, drawn up IN line Of bat
tie The Kuklux killed one militia
man and wounded several others Ma
jar DENNY then charged their line kill
ed nine Of them, and wounded many
more, capturing twenty prisoners and
twenty stand of arms aud thirty five
horses aud mules and completely routing
the remainder of the party.
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vote of the First Congressional
E1fsIrtc
The Davis Case.

Many inquiries are made as to whether
Mr.. Davis will have to appear before the
United State Circuit Court on the fourth
Monday of this month. Such is the
condition of his recognizance, but it is
by no means certain that will personally
appear If Mr. O'Conor and Mr.. Evarts
who represent respectively the accused
and the government, deem his persona
appearance necessary, it is agreed thai
he shall be iaformed by telegram oyel
the cable.-RicLmoad Dishpatch.
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GovERNoR BRowNLow through the

Governor BRowNLow through the
Knoxville Wing has commenced what is
really war of determination against the
few remaining rebels left in East Ten
uesssee. In the last issue the following
language IS used: Every such man
like every tory of the war of Indepen-
dence, finds himself among neighbors
whom he lately wronged. He is an OBJ
ject of hatred and he knows it. More
than that, he is among hosts of enemses
and therefore helpless
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The civil service.

A special telegram to the New York
Times, sent from Washington within the
hold himself bound to retain in the Gov
eminent service any Of the appointees' of
Mr. Lincoln and Mr.. johnson, but on
the contrary, that he will begin his adj
ministration by wholesome regimen OF
dismissals, beginning with the present
cabinet and not ending short of the col
iectors and assessor of revenue in the va
rious States Of the Union North and
South.
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Grant a minority president.

The New York World estimatss the
vote of the States which voted in 1861,
20 be this year as follows For Seymour,
2,251.773; for Grant, 2,52G, 079, show
ing a Republican majority Of 2743J4
The same States gave for McClellan, / =
81 ,754 and for Lincoln :, 223 03j show
ing a Kepublin majority Of 411.2Sl 1t
is probable that North and South Caro-
lima have given a Republican majority OF
10000, Tennessee of 10000, aud Mat
Georgia has gone Democratic by 4eSQ0,
Alabama by 1o.o 600 aud Tvrss-4-,'la ~
$4,000. Arkansas Is so close as rbt to
be worth counting The apparent Roub-
lican majority on the popular vote wuld,
therefore, be 2O4,304 If the wee Of
Virginia, Mississippi, Florida, andfex-
as were counted, this would be renced
to 10000 But Grant is much more
than 80. 600 ahead Of his ticket b two
States-New y DIRK and MasSachustts-
he is 30 600 ahead of It. Any far esti-
mate of the popular vote, theodore,
shows the country to be Democra tc, and
on the white vote, alone, the minority
would be 500 600
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In the Fourth Tennessee District, Till
man, the Radical candidate for Congress
haa received the certificate. Sheafe, DEM
ocrat, had $50 majority on square vote
but, after the election was over, there
were just enough votes thrown out to
declare Tillman elected. Brownlow
would have done the same in the Mem
phis district, but had radicals contend
ing against Leftwich, he feared to choose
between them.
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A COOP NIGHr Always send
your little child to bed happy. What
ever cares may trouble your mind, give
the dear child warm good night kiss as
it goes to its pillow The memory of this
in the stormy years which may be IN
store for the little one, will be like Beth
lehem star to the bewildered shepherds,
and swelling up in the heart will rise the
thought Ny father, my mother, loved
me r. Lips parched with fever, will be
come dewy again at this thrill of useful
memories. Kiss your little child before
ii goes to slceD
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REV J. V RoGERs, an Episcopal ii
tualist, of Memphis, who has fG some
time been making a sensation u that
city by his ceremonial innovations and
controversy with Bishop Quintaid, has
ended by abjuring Protestantisn and
Joining the Catholic church
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STEAM PowER-We congratulate the
thorough going firm, Overton, Steele &,
Co, on their new arrangement for trans
fering freight Their freight ears viii
hereafter be drawn by steam from the
river to the Railroad depot.
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MAJ Ia FOR ONE YEAR
The Great New York Agricultural,
Horticultural and Family
Newspaper.

THE RURAL AMERICAN, published in
the city of New York, is now the Largest
and most Elegant paper of its class in the
United States. Price $3.50 year; 10 copies
$3.50; 20 copies $50, or only one dollar a
year Every subscriber in clubs of ten, at
$3.50 will receive free package of Early
Rose Potatoes, selling at $40 per bbl post
paid, worth S1.25. The ''Rural American
is everywhere admitted to be the Best, the
Fr11 in ths eamntry
editor-in-chief is In old farmer and fruit
grower of Forty Years experience! The
publication of this paper u, removed in
June last from Utica, New York to New
York city5 and the EDITORIAL and Business
Office to New Brunswick, y. Y, (near New
York, where its proprietor owns a farm
within the city limits, of 122 acres, wort h
$4,000; and also has Il large cash capital to
ensure pcrmency TO his publications. Club
agents wanted everywhere, who are paid a
liberal compensation. Samples of paper,
blank subscription lists, SaNsree. Address
I. b. MINER. New Brunswick. N. j.
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REV. J. B. HARRIS, of the Metho-
dist church, having returned to Hick-
man, will preach at the Methodist church
Sunday morning and night
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EARTHQUAKE.-A very perceptible
shock of an earthquake was felt in this
vicinity Saturday morning last. In the
vicinity of Paducah and Mayfeld the
shock appears to have been more severe.
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DIED.

Died in Hickman, November 18th, 1868,
JAMES H. FLETCHER, jr., son of j. Il. and
NJ. A. Fletcher, aged one year, one month,
and fourteen days.
We are confident of its going to rest; for
of such is the kingdom of Heaven.
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'ier-J ournal Gays, fully three thousand OF
the mechanics and laborers of Louisville
are out of employment, and that there
never has been period in the existence
of Louisville when SO many working
men were thrown upon their own
resources.
As remedy against hard times, and
to guard against want, the people Of this
country should economic by buying
their -four of j Mallory.
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PARTIES are in PaducaR prospecting,
with the view Of building an extensive
iron foundry. Other parties talk Of
building another tobacco warehouse.
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A SLIGHT sprinkle Of snow fell in this
vicinity Thursday night last.

Capt c. l.. RANDLE, Common
wealth's Attorney, left here yesterday,
for Murray, Galloway county, to attend
Circuit Court.
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The METEoRs- Many of our citizens
witnessed the meteoric shower last Fri
day night week. Many of the meteors
would traverse half the heavens, five and
six at time, and appeared to burst ike
sky rockets The scene was magnificent.
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Fulton Common Pleas Court.
Fulton Common Pleas Court.

EuIton common Pleas court.
Jane simpsons admin
vs. Notice
Jane Simpson hrs crs
A LII persons holding claims against the
IA estate of Jane Simpson, deceased, are
hereby notified TO prove and file the same
with me at my Office in the city of Hickman
Ky, on or before the third Monday in De-
cember, 1868, or they will be forever barred
from prosecuting their collection against
the administrators of said decedents estate.
Il. O. GOALDER,
sept26-2m Master Commissioner.
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THE HANDWRITING OF GOD

IN EGYPT,
SINAI, AND TIE HOLY LAND!
TE1HE records Of journey from the great
1 valley OF the West to the Sacred places
of the East, by Rev. d. \. Randall.
J. b. ROBINSON is the only authorized
agent for this valuable work in this section
july25-0m.
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SOUTHERN PUBLISHERS

ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED THAT
MEssRs. Geo. II. ROVVeII X CO., THE
LEADING NEW YORK ADVERTISING
AGENTS, ARE NOW MAKING EATENSlN Il
CONTRACTS THROUGHOUT THE SOUTH.
They Pay Cash for aIltiIe AdVer-
Using THEY ORDER, and EXPECT TO
OBTAIN LOW RATES PUBLISHERS WISH
ING TO HAVE THEIR JOURNALS PLACED
ON FILE AT THE OFFICE OF MESSRS.
ROWELL & co, SHOULD ADDRESS THEM
AS AN EXCHANGE TO TIE Advertising
Gazette. NEW YORK CITY.
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A CANDIDArE.-Capt j. w. Edmon-
ston, announces himself as candidate
for Constable in this civil district. He
is one of the oldest citizens in Hickman,
we'll known and is competent and de-
serving.
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THE BANKRUPT LAW EXTENDED |!
A Chance for the Unfortunate.

TFNHE benefit Of the Bankrupt Act has
been extended to FIRST OF JANUARY,
1869. All who wish to avail themselves of
the said extension had better call at once.
We are prepared with all the necessary
Blanks, &C., and can promise discharge AS
as soon as il can possibly DO obtained.
ROULHAC K LAUDERDALE.
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Tribute OF Respect.

An addition to the family of the Pres
ident elect is shortly expected
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Notice 10 stockholders.

There viii be an election held at the Court
House, in the city of Hickman, on SATUR-
DAY, NOVEMBER %, 1868, TO elect a Board
of Directory for the Fulton Comfy Agri-
cultural Society to serve for the ensNing
year. y full attend 2nce of the stockholders
is desired as matters of importance to the
Society viii be voted upon.
BY orderof
j. II. D0ODS, President.
Attest--W \. BREYARD, Secretary
oct24-td
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to $3.50,
70 Elegant Rosewood Melodeons, each IS
to $50,
$50 Sewing Machines, each $50 10 Sl75,
500 Fine Gold Watches, each 10 to $500
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, sc, all valued
at 81 900, 900, a chance to draw any of the
above Prizes for % cents Tickets describ-
ing Prizes arc sealed in envelopes and well
mixed. On receipt of % cents sealed tick
ct is drawn without choice and sent by mail
to any address. The prize named upon it
win be delivered to the ticket holder on the
payment Of One Dollar. Prizes are imme-
diateIy sent to any address by express or
return mail.
You viii know what your prize is before
you pay for il. AnE prize exchanged for
another of same vAue. No blanks. Our
patrons can depend on fair dealing,
RErERExcEs:-We select the following
from many who have lately dNsYn Valuable
Prizes and kindly permitted to publish
them: S wilkins, Buffalo, $4,000 Miss
Annie Monroe, Chicago, Piano, $3.50; John
D Moore, Louisville, $1,000; Miss Emma
Walworth, Milwaukee, Pian4 S30oi Rev y
--ri-------Te etsss-ss5tJS, - pupffsn no
names without permission.
OPINIONS or THE PREss:-The firm is relia-
ble and deserve their success Weekly Tri-
hume, Aug s. We know them 10 be fair
dealing frm.-N Heraid, Aug Is. B
friend of ours drew a SjOG09rize, which
was promptly received, -Daily -Ne,cs, Sept ,,
lend for circular Liberal inducements
to agents, Satisfaction guarrant eed Every
package Of sealed envelopes contain one
/ cash prize Six tickets for 81: ID for 3;
/ 35 for for s.: 10 for So. All letters should
be addressed to
HARPER. WILSON & co,
l73 Broadway, New York
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alew Advertisements.
Great distribution by the

Metropolitan Gift Co.-Cash Gifts to
he amount Of S250,000-Eoery Tick
ct Draics q Prize.
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IRON GRAY HORSE MULE,

"A hands high, Saddle marks on the back
No other marks or brands pereeivable. Six
or seven years old. Valued at one hundred
dollars. Given under my hand, this 10Th of
October 1868 o. W. MILES,
oct31-3t Justice Of Peace.
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BAY HORSE,

about l6l hands high, some white on the
left fore and hind feet No other marks or
brands perccivable. Supposed TO be l. or lj
years old. Valued at forty dollars.
ALSO,
by the same, on the State road, two mile:
from Hickman, one
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ESeray Notice.

i living in Fulton county, Kentucky, on
the State road, two miles from Hickman
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DEAFNESS, CATARRH, AND

A LADY who had suffered for years from
~ Deafness, Catarrh and Scr0fula, was
cured by simple remedy. Her sympathy
and gratitude prompts her 10 send the re-
ceipt free Of charge 10 any oac similarly
afflicted. ADDRESS Mrs. NJ G. T., care Major
Martin Hunt lleboken, \. .. asie
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LoriEIard's Ssaufs

ssiil Ssss... isss Hen ssssii4y f,s.~ lsis
they have become famous wherever used.
Circulars sent on application.
p. LORILLARD, New York.
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R. 6. GARRETT,
operate, can nave them cxfibffed az 'tiseirl
!. l.... .c cLar... ~. n .... IL.
INCONSISTENCIES OWING TO THE

"TOMAN.-FEMALES, OWING TO THE
w peculiar and important relations
which they sustain, their peculiar orgaIiiza-
On, and the offices they perform, SUBJ
ject TO many sufferings. Freedom from these
contribute in no small degree TO their hap
piness and welfare, for none can be happy
who are i'll. Not only so, but no one of
these various female complaints can long be
suffered to run on without involving the
general health Of the individual, and Gro
long producing permanent sick ness and
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". &6rpcrlibe @r;iebune.
Wi atieteit ber tSrperlt@ ca
Graiebung.
&lnfaltd,e Bil>unss fir Zen Rprper'

... [6urtlebuns.] \
Dapur6 werren beire &incer unfeblz
bat serporben rur9 3prn, 6ab unp
yeip> bic in ibrem 6ersen auffeimen.-
Nidt @elten rerren au6 bic Musbril9e
ces beftisen @eiens> teS 3crnes, oes
IroBee> cer Ne6tbaberei &c. al6 Nrtt9z
feiten an &incern beladt, ocer rppbl gar
rurd 1d;e3encen 9Eirerprud 9eltei9ert.
9luf (plde Weile merpen 2eirenidaften>
bic leltn her Mann rcn &raft gu bdnz
riaen faum rernaA III cem &ince sez
ndbrtunp orpbscspsen. - Ghsnlo iu91
man Dilers ein Sinh carurd sll elmer
Speile su nStbisen, tab mani f9 anz
lteut ie einem onrern gu seben, poer
ein ancere5 cielelbe su nebmen l9eint
mpcurb cenn cas- &ine, rel6es rte
Spciien Acuiebt Inn lie ia rem anrern
nidt ;u la0en1 ;ualeid sur llnmdbisz
felt unc sum gfeipe ab9eridtct wirp. -
Bpbl selbtebt es AUDI off, >renn cas-
&inc f6 an elmer Banf prer an einem
Gtuble it5st, prer rpn einem rer altez
rem 0e1bmiiter unianft terubrt ccer &C.
treten wirc, roB bic Mutter, INN tas
,peinence &ino au ftiuen, auf Die 8anf
oenStubL orer ra6 dltere per0ei6mtiter
sul1last pber 1elblt cas- beleiri9te saz
l1la9en ldbt. Dapur6 ,percen in nem
,arten 8iupe bic erltcn Tunfen rer Ra>
dye ermedt.- 9lm meilten gu becauern
1T es> >penn bic Gltern ,elbit Stlaz
pen Der 2eioenidoften finp uno tbre
2eiccnl1aften por pem ;uidauenrenSinz
be ausla0en, une 9erape raour9 ole1elz
ben AUDI in ibnen erre9en.-
Torelnr /. 9. ben rei6en Naabar,
peradteno rem drmern tbeilen fie ibre
Eacel@unp @eradtun96lu9t ben Sim
bern init. Darum Gllern uno &rsie<
ber! iudet e6 3u elmer our49relfencen
@elbiteberrfdun9 3u brin9en, uno bal
tet ferne Don eu@ aues letoenl9aftz
lide Beien IN Bebanpluns eurer Sim
BET. .,.. ~a,.-
Bern i'm fti9e Nbbartu ing.
gerpsbnune 8eradrieluns. Aasemeine@runb
}Gse, mel9e bic Gltern unb Gr3ieber in piefem
pi&isen Yuntte leiten fouen.t
Iuitsvt J.ss .,ot lcbr lreile UNI
oatia fir ben Menipen 8eiur8t;er bat
ieiu Doiein nur an lebr peniee Notur<
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&eoaetemr: @ngen 8. @brbarot.
Mp. 20.

y{a6ri6t cof bic &anlas QesiSlatur
Die Grauen ermd6tt9t bat i6 in ben
Acvpfatenltanb aufnebmen 31l la0en.-
u rspfattnnen! DaS ,ppueu
mir ms mod 9efallen la0en. Cine
5auptei9eni4aft fir ciclen Stano 1T
jeocnfalls unter rem Trauen9eldledte
nidt 10 gang ielten III bel1erem Mabe
sprbanoen mic BET ben nlInnlide1. unp
ettpa6 0ute5 miro pielr6 fir bic Sam
faS Trauen er>pprbeae &edt AUDI nit
1i6 brin9en. e}nrem bic bielemStanoe
f@ weibeneenOamen ibre rdbri9e3unee
vpr rem 0eridte nad 5er3ensluit perz
ben antpencen fHnnen, lahen lie rielelbe
uielleidt su ,5auie ettra5 mebr ruben.
Gs fol- uns gar nidt ,punpern ,penn
BET Der Ntitimmuna iiter oielen 0eserz
itano bel mandem M}itsliece ber &anz
las 2e9i6lotur oteler punft ldmer ms
Oeridt AefaQen 1T.
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Appreciation res 5pdwlrp9ten 8idpf6 SbpmaS 6 @raee)
ct. 9>au sO>n,neiota, Sanita9 Sc" 2S. M>dr3 1868.

li9e pper minber Q(nsel1ebme oft erit
fiblbar unp rer Nunl9 n16 rem Bis
bergen @enu0e lit ibnen erre9t. SIS
1T iebr gut Sinner friit;eiti9 an Seranz
rerunee1l an caS gntbebreu Su 9elp6bz
nen, um bic Germebruu9 rer Bepiirinii<
{e ;u binrern. Da5 Gntbebren miro
ert rann lhmer;haft oft ip9ar fGdclid>
penn per 0esenltanp uns bereits sum
Beoiirfni0e se,rprpen 1T.
Mon miirce aber ben auf9eitellten
@runoiaB gan; irri9 perlteben, ,penn
man aus remlelten fpl9ern rpllte> man
piirfe tbnen ME etnaS 9elpdbren, pelen
Gntbebrune m5altd 1T. &inpern tSaz
men bic 9lnnebnli6fetten ceS 2ebens
acnieben aber fe 1ollen pieielben ~ 9ez
niebe1l RAP fe rerlelben AUDI entbebren
fSnne,l pbne itd un9liidlid ;u fablen,
prer wobl gar Stapen an ibrem &1r<
per ;u !s'ben.
Der &6rper oe5 Men16en 1T ferner
10 etn9eridtet rae Ct Die Serldieoenlten
Gerancerun9en 81 ertra9en> uno unter
ben unan9enebmfen, barhi fen Gincriiz
den rbne gfadtbeil aussurauern; int
Stanpe 1T.
Die 6eltiefeit be5&Srper6 1pQte man
BET jeoem Wtnlden ;u erbalten 1u9en
cann wie un9lidlid 1T cerjeni9e Der
feline unansenebmen berben Gtnrride
su ertra9en tmStance 1T -&einStanr>
feine Berufaart 1biiBt renMen19en spr
mipri9en unp unteba9liden Ginoriiden.
@as ipu er raber nit einem iol6en
&Srper> rer 1,idts ;u ertra9en vermaG
IN pteier Welt anfan9en?
llno ,pel9e 9fadtbeile entiprin9e11
raraus in iittli9er 9inidt! @ie miro
oerjeni9e leiner pRid, einSpfer brin9en>
cer als f1rperlider 3artlin9 allies @lu<
tbeS unp &raft9eflbles entbebrt ?-llne
mie oft 1T pieles bel ben &inoern b5berer
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2iebe iu9t jeren uuan9enebmenGin Ginorud
3u entfernen bic &incer tets in 9spi1e>
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