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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-04-27

that organized power one will governs
and impels clique: that clique rules the
caucus; that caucus rules the convention
that convention the party. and that party
so controlled and directed as to rule the
American people. It means that this sys-
fem. as deyeloped under the imDulse of
low instinct must he a school of arrogant
tyranny on one side. and on the other of
| corruption hypocrisy a slayish spirit an
general decentralization. 1t means that
under this pressure MANY men in political
life are already afraid to utter their hon
est convictions lest thew blast their pros
pects and fortunes: I know It. for MANY
have told me so. It means that under a
system like this. neither the Constitution
nor the laws, nor popular liberty, nor
personal rights will be safe. 1t means
| that declaration of independence fl ON a
| degrading and demoraliZing personal and
| partisan tyranny has become the necessity
of the day, and trust we shall have it.
When we oenouncc abuses when we
| demand raforms when ,xre rise mn AGAINST
the arrogance Of personal and nartisan
rule. when we address a voice of warning
| to the neonle we are met Inv those in
| mower and their minions with the defiant
crv. oWhat are Won going to do abont
III, That crv has been heard before. II
was but recently heard in this neighbor
hood and If had n fittinp responSe- IT
| q
tbe 1st of Nav the indenendent men of
! the Republican nartv will meet in Con
yention at Cincinnati. and unless I greatly
misapprehend the si1ns of the times. that
Convention will not be slow to tell those
defiant gentlemen "wbat we are n going
to do about it."
We shall rally for a common effort those
whose convictions of DUTY are not at the
DISMISSAL of nersonaI or marty dictatiOn.
none of the logical and legitimate results
of the war be imperiIIed; that the settle
ment of past differences as embodied in
the Constitution. be maintained: that the
equality of human rights be held ipviola-
bile. that the national creditors he assured
their 1ues to the utmost fartbinc Rut
we sba1I ;nsist also Whatever tbe bebests
of those Who ottemnt TO r1IIr ms that
those whom we have overcome in the
civil war shall be treated with a policy of
imnartial iustice onpealing to the best
impulscs of human nature: we shall in
sist unop the emnIovment of those local
and moral agencies Which are calculated |
to revive fratern.J feeling amopg the neo- |
nIe and a natr;otic shirt of notionaIitv
throurbout tho land We shall insist that
that the tIar of this RenubIic wave over
oil tic o;tisons % tho sYmhol Of eonaI
r;ahtS and no,,o, nro,ection. w. shall in
81 ~ =, a. - 10 disn,o"n,anoncad |
who smcL tho marrow of the South |
ern neonle undar ybotever marty name |
thnr 49, 49, Do =. we shall insist |
10y ay w ~ ''I,a,o,a. -
INA. .orlup.i2i, p Ii i,it .,ot H. go
,nay "pPeai ,: sn", ae ,a.,o on". ,mS ~
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snan insiet thiI oa t - d 1919
~ Mnose iu f.ii .l,,. +, ~.
rre51,, M. intaimnd ot .nu Got and whose
1aSs cnnS,itnt;nn.Ily fy.nad are bigber
80, -, .h.' ,i, ,s,,.o nf on,, ~
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-04-27

Mr. J. SMITH, a distinguished and pom
ular shoe-mender of Chelsea, Mass, was
surprised by number of friends at late
hour on recent night, and presented
with a new pcg-awl, with brass ornaments
on the handle, the whole said to have cost
sevcnty-tive cents: Mr.. J. Brown made
neat presentation speech, which was an
propriately responded to by Mr.. Smith.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-04-27

JOSEPH II. BECKETT, of Meriden, Con
necticut, recently returned from the West
with several specimens of iron ore in his
pocket, one of which had a peculiarly
magnetizing power upon his watch. At
times the watch would start off at the rate
of an hour in IA few minutes, while at
other times it would refuse to go at all.
The Meriden jewelers. refused to touch il
for fear their tools would become magnet
lied A New Haven ieweler put new
works into the watch.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-04-27
Poetry.
ALL.
BIT FRANCIS A. DURIvAaE-

BIT FRANCIS A. DCRIVA0E-
THERE hangs q sabre and there a rein,
With rusty buckle and green curb chain;
A pair of spurs on the old gray wall
And . moldy saddle-well, that is all.
Cons out to the stable; it is not far,
The moss grown door is hanging ajar.
Look within There's an empty stall.
Whore once stood q charger-and that is all.
The good black steed came riderless home,
Flscked with blood drops well as foam.
Do you that mound, where the dead leaves fall
The good black horse pinned to death-that's ALL
ALI o God! il is all can speak
Question not-I am old and weak
His saddle and sabre hang on the wall
And his horse pinned to DEATH have told you all (:
Old and NeIr
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-04-27

A CORRESPONDENT of the New York
Sun says, if you wish to make super-ex-
cellent raspberry and blackberry jam,
put them up with honey instead of sugar
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-04-27
What to do when you are In Trouble.

DON'T try to quench your sorrow in
rum or narcotics. If you begin this, you
must keep right on with it, till it leads
you to ruin; or if you try to pause, you
must add physical pain and the conscious
ness of degradation to the sorrow you
seek to escape OF all the wretched men,
his condition is the most pitiful who, hay
ing sought to drown his grief in drink,
awakes from his debauch with shattered
nerves, aching head ad depressed mind, to
face the same trouble again. That which
was at first painful to contemplate will,
after drink, seem unbearable. Ten to one
the fatal drink will be again and again
sought, till its victim sinks a hopeless,
pitiful wreck.
Work is your true remedy. If misfOr-
tune hits you hard, hit you something else
hard; pitch into something with a will.
There's nothing like good, solid, absorb
ing, eXhausting work to cure trouble. If
you have met with losses, you don't want
to lie awake thinking about them. You
want sleep, calm, sound sleep, and to eat
your dinner with appetite. But you can't
unless you work. If you say you don't
feel like work, and go loafing all day to
tell Dick and Harry the story of your
woes, you'll lie awake and keep your wife
awake by your tossing, spoil your temper
and your own breakfast the next morning,
and begin tomorrow feeling ten times
worse than you do to day.
There are some great troubles that only
time heal, and perhaps some that can
never be healed at all; but all can be
helped by the great penacca, work. Try
it, you who are afflicted. 1t is not a
patent medicine. 1t has proved its eff
cacy since first Adam and Eve left behind
them with weeping their beautiful Eden.
1t is an otlicinal remedy. All good ply
sicans in regular standing prescribe it in
cases of mental and moral disease. 1t
operates kindly and well, leaving no dis
agreeable stq"etp, and we assure you that
we have taken a large quantity of it with
most beneficial effects. 1t will cure more
complaints than any nostrum in the ma
tei5a mG,iicd, and comes nearer to being Il
'-curcall'' than drug or compound of drugs
in the market. And it will not sicken
you if you do not take it sugar-coated.-
Scientific .Iiaslicdn.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-04-27

CAPTAIN JONES, of Stonington, is re-
sponsible for the following: On his pas
sage from New York, Il few years ago, he
observed, one summer afternoon, heavy
cloud arise from the land and, to his great
surprise, approach the vessel. Suddenly
it broke near him, and covered the deck
with millions of mosquitoes, while part OF
the flock went through the mainsail, leaV-
ing nothing but the bolt ropes hanging
idly To the spars. Corroborativce evidence
to this astonishing tale was found in tbs
person of II "Down-East skipper" VINO
heard the story, and who, on comparing
dates with the narrator, declared That two
days afterward he was boarded by the
same flock of mosquitoes as they all wore
canvas breeches
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-04-27

IN gunsmith's shop is like chicken
Se. because il contains fowl-in' pieces.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-13
duces are identical to nature, Factory. Cs
Maiden Lane, New York.

duces are identical to nature. Factory, CO
Maiden Lane, New York.
Pratcs Astral Oii-Safest and best illu-
minating Oil ever made. Does not take fra
or explode, IL tho lamp is upset or broken.
Ovor 900 families continue to use it. and
no accidents OF any description have occurred
from it. Oil House OF Charles Pratt. oata-
blished ITO, New York.
The Purest and Sweetest Cod Liver OIL
in the world is Hazard & Oaswelrs, made on
the sea shore, from fresh selected lyers. by
Hazard. Oaswell & Co., New York. It la abso
lutely p,iro and sweet. Patients who have
onco taken it prefer it to all others. Physi-
clans have decided it superior to any of the
other oils in tho market.
JOuvin's Inodorous * Id Glove Cleaner
restores soiled gloves equal to new For sale
ny druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price
25c. per bottle. T. G. Wells Co., New York
Risley's Philotokcn is an established
warranted remedy for Painful Mensiruatiun.
and equally efficient rs Nervous Antidote in
all cases OF nervous excitement stomach and
s'eeIlessness in male or female. Sold every
where for 81 o. bottle. Morgan & Risley,
Druggists. New York, General Agents.
n Youthful Appearance and Beautiful.
Clear Complexion is tho desire OF every body.
THUS effect is produced by using G.. w. Laird 8
Bloom OF Youth" harmless beautifier OF
the skin. Will remove all discolora.ion, tan,
freckles and sunburns. The use OF this de-
llyhtful toilet preparation cannot be detected.
For sale by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers. Depot, 8 Gold street. New York.
MRS. Windows Soothing syrup.-It re.
heves the little sufferer from pain, cures wind
collie, regulates the stomach and bowels. cor
rects acidity, and during the process OF teeth
ing it is invaluable. Perfectly safe in all ca see
ns millions OF mothers can testify.
March tt1mo
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interest. purchasing and mortgaging
real estate, buying personal property,
and they shall have the same rights and
privileges now enjoyed by the banking
institutions OF this State; thsy shall also
have the right to dispose Of any and all
property, such as real estate and per-
sonal, or mixed, that they may become
possessed Of, in any manner and on such
conditions as the said company NAV
deem ht nnd proper to the advantage Of
said company, and to promote the in
terest of said Orphan Asylum.
SEQ. 8. That before commencing bu-
siness under the provisions of this Act,
the said company shall pay, or cause to
be paid, into the hands of the State
Treasurer, the sum of two thousand
(2,OO0) dollars, to be used for the benefit
OF the State Orphan Asylum of South
Carolina. and annually thereafter, like
amount for the term Of ten years, or 80
long as the said company shal! choose to
continue to do business, it being under
stood and agreed that said payment of
two thousand dollars per annum by said
company is the consideration upon
which the privileges of incorporation
herein is granted; and whenever said
company shall fail to pay said consider
alton. then their rights to transact bust
ness shall cease.
SEQ. 4. That this company, incorpo-
rated and established by this Act, shall
have full power. and are hereby author
lied, to establish agencies throughout
the State.
SEQ. 8. That this Act shall be of force
Immediately on and after it's passage.
OFFICE SECRETARY OF STATE,
COLUMBIA, s. g., March 5, 1872.
This Act having been presented to the
Governor of this State for his approval,
and not having been returned by him to
the branch of the General Assembly in
which it originated within the time pre-.
scribad by the Conetitution, has become
law without his approval.
F. L. CARDOZO,
Secretary of State.
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Premature Loss Of the Hair NAV be
entirely prevented by the uso OF Burnett's
Cocoaino. 1t has never failed to arrest de-
cay. and to promote healthy and vigorous
growth: 1t IL ut tho same time uurivaled as
dressing for the hair.
Cast hem Out-If thcrc arc any dis
eases which descryo the namc dcnn,iac
Dyspepsia is ono Of thom. TRACKS and tears
tho system like n yeritablo iicnd, and renders
life o burden. Tho medicines oi tho t,ispen-
rary will not cxpcl it. Cast it ont with Dr.
WALKER = VEGETABLE VINEGAR EITTHEs. There
IL no form of indigestion or liver complaint
that cnn Withstand this potent tonic aid al
t6rativo. Va
No Lndy's Toilet Complete unless there
be tho fragrant SoZndont; unto the breath
sweet odors ii imparts, the gums a ruby rcd
ness soon assume. tho teeth quick rival ala
oastcr tint, and seem as,PsaEls as, Bet in a coral
$4,000 Will be raid for,sany remedy
in the Limbss'Dack and Chest, Sore Throat,
Insect StinEs, Group. Dysentery, Collie,
Srrains and Vomiting, quicker than Dr. To.
bias Venetian I.inimcnt, established in 1917
Never fails. Sold by tho druggists. Depot,
10 Park Flacs. New York
Cnrbolic snive, recommended by the
Leading PhysicIans and the President of the
New York Beard Of Health, as the most won
derluf healing compound ever known. Gives
Instant relief to burne; cures all kinds OF
sores. ,' cuts and wounds; and most nvalua-
bio salvo FOR all purposes. Sold everywhere
at twenty-five cents. John +. Henry, solo
proprietor, 8 College PIace. New York.
svnpnin ID Opium purified Of its sirkening
and poisonous properties, discovered by Dr..
BiEelow, Professor of Botany, Detroit Medi-
soothing opiate. John Farr, Chemist. N. Y.
Christndoro's Hair Dye IL the safest and
best II corrects tho bad effects of inferior
dyes, while tho black or brown tints it pro-
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Special Not1oea-

ON mARRIAGE.-HAPPY RELIEF FOR
YOUNG MEN from tho effects or Errors and
Abuses in early life. Manhood restored
Nervous debility cured. Impediments to
Marriage removed. New method Of treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies Books
and Circulars sent free. in sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Dec 28 9mo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-13

PERIODIC DISORDERS.-The paroxys-
NAL maladies which are characterized By heat
and cold, prevail extensively at this season,
aid it is curious fact that in many parts of
the country whore they arc prevalent, other
diseases, that bear no general resemblance
to fever and ague, or rcmittent fever, assume
periodic type. Thus, in many sections in
Tested with chills and fever, rheumatism, neu.
ralgia, hysteria, diarrhGa, &C., sometimes
become intermittent, thereby indicating that
they have been engendered by tho same
poisonous exhalations which produce the
first named disease.
they areas we'll as in tho regular intermit-
tents, the most safe and reliable remedy that
can be administered is Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. Neither Quinino nor arsenic are
needed. Both are i'll tho highest degree dan
gcrous, and are sure to leave sad traces Of
their poisonous action in the system, whether
they arrest the paroxysms or not. In many
instances. all tho so-called specifics Of the
regular" materiG fnedicu fail to 'break up"
intermittent and remittent disorders But
the gredt vegetable Tonic mover fai,s The
epasm OF the minute blood vessels which
csuees tho chill. is tho result OF nervous
weakness, produced by the dcbilitating ope-
the tone and visor given to tho nervous sys-
tenn by tho Bittors, enable it to throw off the
dlsoaee. The wiser policy, however, is to an
titlpate attacks OF this nature, by arousing
all the latent energies of the body at the
commencement of the moist and chilly sea-
son, with this incompatible antidote. by
pursuing this course, intcrmittents, remit
tents, rheumst tisnl, collie, bilousncss, dyspep-
sia and pulmonary affections may always be
prevented. M8 t3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-13

AN ACT TO INCORPORATE THE CHARLESTON
JOINT STOCK COMPANY, oFTun STATE or
SOUTH CAROLINA, FOR TIE BENEFIT OF
THE STATE ORPHAN ASYLUM.
SECTION l. Be IL enaciea by The Senate
ana House Of Representatives of The State
Of SouM Curoiinu, no,o met and siAino il,
General assembly, and by tie autloyiiv of
the same. That G. W. Rouse, A. A. AS
pinwall, Robert Smalls, Joseph Brown,
thomas L. King, John l.. Little, Chas.
W. Sumner. David Green. Lewis vii.
SOD. Jesse Borosher. Stephen J. Max
we'll, Lncius Wimbush, Thomas II.
Blackwell. o. r. Levy, Chapman B.
Thomas. james w. EImore, Y. Sands.
John Douglass. benjamin Simons, Jas.
Gregory. and such persons as may now.
or hereafter, be associated with them.
are hereby made and declared to be a
body politic and corporate, under the
name ana style of tho Charleston Joint
Stock Company, of the State OF South
Carolina, or such other name as they
may now or hereafter assume.
SEQ. Q. That all the rights of corpo.
rations known as banks be, and the same
are hereby, vested in said company, for
tho purpose Of loaning out money on
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-13
New Books, by Express j.

New Books, by Express
For Sale at Bryan & MoCarter's.
CEEEN DECADES OF THE UNION. nv
- Henry A. Wise 50.
Life and Times OF John Wesley, Founder
OF the Mcthodists. BY l.. Tycrman. London.
~ History OF tho Working and Burghcr
=, Wlnitrcd Cumbermedc, Story by George
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Character. BY Samuel Smiles. t1.50.
Systematic Theology. By Charles Hodge,
D. d.
Darwin's Natnralist's Voyage around tho
World.
ALSO,
A number OF new London Novels. cheap,
Also. new standard works. inst published
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-13

Fresh Garden Seeds,
IDEAS. Beans, Corn. Cabbage, and every
variety OF fresh and genuine Seeds, for
sale by FISHER q SILLIMAN. Druppista
Jan 20 Opposite Columbia Hotel.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-13
Imported Cordials,

Imported Cordials.
rTNHE undoreigned has lust opened a lot n,
i IMPORTED CORDIALS, Of various kinds.
embracing Perfect Love, Vanilla, Rose,
Anisetto, etc. Alec, Imported hiaraschino.
Nracoa and Absintho. II. NJ. POLLOCK. ;
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-13

Groceries, Wines and Liquors.
A FULL SUPPLY Of CHOICE FAMILY
"A GROCERIES,, in all their varieties Best
brands Champagnes, Wines, Liquors. &C.,
suitable for Christmas. on hand and for sale
low, by JOHN AGNEW l. SON
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Scotch Whisky.
nNE puncheon "FINEST CAMPBELTON.
~ of my own direct importation, via New
York. This, by actual test. is 10 per cent.
over PROOF. and is pronounced by all who
havo tested or tasted it, as tho finest ever
brought to Columbia.
ALSO,
Full stock old WINES and BRANDIES.
:. Holland GIN, Jamaica RUM, Scotch. Eng
lsh and German ALES. London and Dublin
PORTER, CURACOA and NARASCHINO.
Moot and Chaudon OHAMPAGNES, OF the
famous vintage, 1868-fnost OF the century.
Reasonable prices and full satisfaction qua
rant9ed. GEO. SYMMEKB.
Feb 8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-08
!&ar1 cd urs. = Ser GonDenticnS=
Sertht zines Wetp=Yprfer Ab=

Das Central @omite Der ,liberalen Re.
publifaner" BON Nem=Oort bielt porselern
!4benb cine 5ttuns. 5med Der @eriamm1
lung mar @utseseana6me bes geridtss Der
Selesaten Der Cincinnati Convention. 8e>
ridterfatter mar 9r. @laubensflee, melher
cine eingebenbe Shiloerung Der Contention,
Der Sorbereitun9eu uno Der Detbeiligung Der
beutiheaD Delegation Neru. Dorf's an berlelben
abftattete.
Der Beridterfatter bemerfte, bas tpabreub
Der 8orbereitungen berettS cine bittere Eebbe
5miihen ben Sreibanbelsleuten uno beren
@egner ih entipann. Die Delegation bes
Staates Seem. Dorf beidloB, 9orace Greeley
als ibren @anoibaten auf3uiteuen uno bic
en9ere Delegation a~nsnweiien, fir benielben
3u tinn,en. @egen bteien 8eihlub muroe
entihieben BON ben 8ertretern Der 6reiban.
b%els.Qeague proteairt; ipdter tpur6e ben Be
leaaten iiberlafien, mad eigenem @rmefien All
ftimnen. Die @ntwerfung Der Ylattform
habe erbe6lihe DISQUALIFICATION gemad,t; bic.
islbe febe gang im@intlang nit ben geialiii-
len bieier Organization, pieaeidt NIT Aus.
nabme bes Barasrapben, Der ftf3 anf bic SIS
%pilbienfreform be3iebe. Bon ben Delegaten
Der Organization bdtten er, Sraub uno
Shnisler fir @reelep, Or. @erfe fir aoams
geittmnlt. Rifter Dauis babe 3uerf bic
bette AusTGt fir bic domination 9ebabt, lei
aber bon ieinen 6reunoen ruinirt mor6en.
3rumbua babe fein iolioeS Gotun1 eines eir-
ai9en Staates beton,men fDnnen; Moams'
domination lei ourd bas idarfe, anmabenoe
Auftreten Der Gertreter Der Sreibanbels<
Qeasue berbinoert moroell. gr babe fiir
Greelep geiimmt, neil oerielbe BON anfang
an NIT bieIer Sewesuns per;padieu mar, neil
Is in ben Ser. S,aaten feinen ~betaunteren
uno populdrereu Mann sebe, bon benz Sober
wiiie, baB er ebrfid, fdbig, elmer Der ernfteften
uno eifrigfen Sertbeioi9er Der Hedte Der
Gingewanoerten fet. Bronn lei gum Mnlte
beS Uiee. Yrdlioenten nominirt woroer, neil
er in offeuer G~oHuention fiir @reelep suriids
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trat. GIeelep miiiie auf elmer 10 guteu Blatt
form errudblt nereen; er babe ben Sioen,
Soma unb 2 bis 8 anbere weiilide Staaten,
Bennlpluanien, Stem. Sort, Connecticut uno
Rem 6ampibire iider fir fd. ST BE
rihteritatter) CLAUDE ntht. baB bic Demotra'
ten einen Ganoibaten aufitelen peroen. 2eiz
Der tribe oaS Serbalten Der Oeutiheu i'm
Weien megen 9reelep'S 5emperen3aniidten,
bic niAts nit Der Hationalr.sieruns iu thun
bdtteu. bic Nusihteu Grselep's. Gr lei le.
bod ii~ber5eugt, baB binuen 3ursem bic Nos
mination Greelep's aud inter ben Oeutiden
popular tperoen mirb. Or. &eBler interpret
lirt ben Yeridtertatter in 8esug auf Die Iu.
fitten oes Senators SAuri uber bic Ganoi.
oaten.
Glaubensf(ee erpieberte, baB Sdur3 iid
Dor unb mGbreuo Der Convention ltreng jeoe,
AeuBeruug iiber Die GanDioateu entbalteu
babe, oaB berlelbe uur an elmer Stele isiuel
Reoe beinerft babe, baB elm Staatsmann no,
minirt meroeu iolte, meshalb er (glaubens.
flee) slaubte, oaB er III @uuiten IoamS' Jet,
Ga4 Der @onuention babe SdJurS pripatin
erfldrt, baB sr iiber oas9tsiultat Der Gonnen'
rion nieOeTgeidlagen lei, wegen oes gll'
DrudS, ben bic domination bel Den Oeutlher
I'M Weiten maiden merbe, bod weroe er oil
domination NIT alien leineu &rdften inter
fifteen, uno lei bon Der @rpGblung Der lelbsu
iiberSeuat. (Sts3tg)