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, 1864-06-06

Military and Coneressfonnl..Arue mend
meutS to The Tariff.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibune,1
| WASHINGTON, Juno i.
MI. Harris amendment TO the tax bill, proyidlnt
that the amounts paid railroads for Transportation
shall be deducted from the gross receipts Of Ex
press companies On which duty Is laid, was frs
aooptea so-daJ by 1ouz majority and An hour late,
rejected BY eight majority.
sherman's proposition making bank taxes pays.
oe monthly fnatesd OF haltycarly vas debated an
hous and lost By one majority but later In the day
WAS feconstdered, debated half an hour and hereed
10 without division. The aggregate amount OF
duty On banks remains as fixed by the Finance
Committee.
MI. Collamer's amendment, exemptirg from tax.
alton deposits Of savings banks whose business ia
conhned 10 receiving and 1oaning deposits for de-
potitort, was after much debate adopted by asto
:. An effort vas made to come to An understand.
1pe that the dnal vote On the bill should be taken
on Monday but 1t ailed several senators indicating
purpose TO offer large numbers Of amendments
Iii. fceEenden said the couree Of Senators in on-
losing and proposing Amendments gnve no hooe
that the bill would be finished before the middle
Of next week.
The HoGEe made the following amendments to
the tariff to-day: That upon copper is stricken out:
That on acetate oflead IL fixed at 10 instead Of 20
ccnta per pound; oxide Of zinc cents instead Of
:2 per pound. The following duties ara imposed
up upon aouluonnl a9ue!es: bnstles 15c per pound;
sz, nos san n &c oer pound; cassia 25c per pound;
suana na 11s.a ~ &c per- pound; cinnamon 4oc per
ins' W o' c.oses 4oe per ounce; cloves Sc per
ponno' lasn on - per gallon; uutneCs ;5c per
ronnu' naee ooe per pound; brushes, all kinds,
w au sa.9sm' castor Oh 81; peanuts DC per
poona eoe!ea: &c per pound white; cayenne,
- ~ aao or o'ac1 pcppes. oc per pound, II
II. kuDo ". <@ PEI pound; salt IN sacks or
~ S's ns ~ ~ auno!su Poanos' salt IN bnlk
ees e. . W. nauotea pounds oue and roman vttrol
sm sen.oaIe ev per pound; crude plea aoc;
- 80, wv o.nef "tse pfoF1oeo iof made Of
sos. =. piaa. H. "noAy OF IN part 40c; gold
~. aua Ia ~ "a1euet' &c; Wooo pencils Tiled with
tsa w. ~, sio.e, anine1al ana ornamental fea-
tne. 90 WEI as mowers are charged 5Oc; marble
~ ".tso e.a'aaty, s'enna ana verde antique are
eo1seo x1c IN aooldoh 10 S1-25 Der cubic foot; On
ve1ntd and On other marble not otherwise provided
for, t]e dutv IA ,adn,oa f,o-, NJ. - ~. iN'.'
~. -. s ~ t-uoea iton' toc " QUO per cuoic
100. Inc 40 fa1ortsa duty IN addition remaining
a. ~ per cent; the duty On metallic pens ia re-
duccd from 20 to 10 per cent r,er cross addtt;on.,
ad ra,oye,n dntv = ,en sin;n,- - " 800 eonAooat
4 oar+,o,, 49, ~. a. - pet Sea''
a neI'oa WEE sooeo exempttne from duty for
one year from passage Of the act machinery for
manufacturing fabrics OF dax or hemn. inc1ndtno
all preliminary nroeessca anal al at.,1, sa-s..1.1
~, .,..h,..... ~ ~ e'e"1. "sticusQ'
, 1864-06-06
FROM WASHINGTON,
Matters mflltnFy and Congregational.
{4raN1p1 %r% %f,n

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.1
WAsnNoros. June {, 1851.
Major General John c. Fremont has resIgued hi
MAJOR Gcueralship III the regular army, and hi
resignation has been accepted.
Etjnh Sells, Of Iowa, is to be appointed Third
Auditor OF the Ire. sury, IN place Of L. Atkinson,
about to be removed.
It is an understanding in the Senate that the tax
bill will be passed tomorrow. To effect this rssn1t
psot1acted session will be required.
Il Il ETH eaid that. Notwithstanding the radical
point Of difference between the two houses, the
bill will in order to expedite matters, DO referred
to the conmittea Of Conference immediately upon
Its passage BY the Senate; but this Is not cer.
tain.
The mIecel1aneous appropriation bin just report
cd in the House, appropriates four million four
hundred and thlrty-eipht thousand dollars
Among the Items are &aoa, 20 for oolst sery:es,
, 1864-06-06

C4no, June 4-The enrolling officer for the dis.
e. k9 o. 2Ss Sa2e aiFa1deaa Missouri. was 9" routs
twelve men, and when within eight miles Of New
Aadri1 no was attacked by about seventy gueri!-
n. !9s. tne enFo!tipg officer WAS instantly Killed
Wonnded-snpposed to have afterwards been Killed
" the rebela. Two others were severely wounded
guertIlas. " ~ eA'e
, 1864-06-06

nen' Tracy, a citizen Of Hancock
-, ,soa es 1ennessee, died on ths 18th Of
~ ~. % 81" -, ne was about 48 years Of age,
~. ~ ra rnenee nigh, and weighed over 500
for mnny yeur& previous to his
Ii he had not lett Lis lone
, 1864-06-06

NV ioRK, June 4.-Kchnstamm WIS this
morning sent 10 Sing Sing tor ten years, for de-
haudiug the Government,
building At 58 and 50 Fulton street, occupied
BY II. Ho'llngshead, uthographer, was this morn
lne destroyed The property was valued at $50 LOO.
4essrs. Kirk, Tyler, Bird and RYDER were also
, 1864-06-06

Gallant Fight Between Gunboats and
Rebel Battery Burned
&t New Orleans.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue1
cA1ao, June 4, 1851.
By the arrival Of the dispatch -bost Fulton. C.pt
Rob<1ts, We have advices from New Orleans to
Saturday morning. 26th-
A fre in New Orleans originated On tho steamer
Black Hawk about O'Clock Friday evening, and
the following boa,s wers destroyed: Black Hawk,
Pawn, 1bcrv!lle, Time and Tide. New Orleans,
Louitiana Belle, Empress, Parish Belle, Creole,
and Meteor. 4 few eman schooners we're also
burned.
The battery at Tunica had not made Its appear
ance OF late.
Gen. banks' army was in New 0rleans-
The steamer Iatsn, late nom Duval's Bluff to
me1nphis, reports all quiet at Little Rock.
A1hrms, JuSK 9-F. H., VIA
CAIRO, JUNE 1.
From well known correspondents, who have
!nst ar1ved frou Vlc1.burg, we get tho following
interesting and reliable account of fighting near
6rcenVil1e- The atst boat attacked vaa the Long.
worth On The 18Th ult, while under convoy Of gun.
bout No. a. mile above Columbia, Both boats
were attacked bJ musket.y, whcu the No.
engaged the enemy. Tho Longworth kept on, and
encountered . battery Of six cuns At co,umbta,
rom which shot and shell wete thrown al round
, 1864-06-06

NKw YORK, June The stste Comrnsttea of
the War Democracy Of New York, met at The AZ
hr House yesterday. and AFTER testfirming their
Lincoln, adopted call to all War Democrat to
rally at Baltimore June sth, to lmp,css on thu
Union National Convention tho iustfce. eIna11.
Dickinson. for Yiee-Pzesident OF tha Unitai
, 1864-06-06
A Contemplated Rebel Attack
Up0u our Guuhout Fleet.

NEW YoRK. June 4.-The Herald correspondent
With the James River fleet sayt:
4 descrter from The ram Richmond states that
Fort Dar'ing is mounting fifty heavy guns. aud
That It IL considered BY the rebels a. fmprecnabto
10 cur g11nboats. Three fron-clads are now iY,n1
BY several dre-shtps and a number Of Internal ma.
chfaes- The nEe.ehips arp to be driftcd down to
our Teesels In flames. Closely following viii be a
hoats; and In tho excitement the rebel iron-tlada
ate 70 make an attack. The INNS are plated with
s.inch IRON three feet Of solid oak and each has
h pesk several feet long, with powerful submarine
, 1864-06-06

United States, It is emphat1cally a bower
beauty. and art supcrsedes nature
The attendance 1t the several building, Will ava.
!aRe upwards Of q, ,0GO and the numbef IL tucreas.
ing every lsy.
Ths receipts th1s fat exceed ono hundrsd and
ninety the ul4ud doIIArr "A1
, 1864-06-06

pr14suRa, June 4.-Ttc Sanitary Fair ia q enc.
cess beyond an, thing yet attempted In the co1u-
tn. 1he exhibition Is on grand sca1c, and the
Monitor feature, wbese they have irou-clad dghts
ed universal attention. The floral hall II feature
acknowledged by the visitors from al parts OF tho
county to exceed any thiug In excellence OF design
and beauty Of construction ese. attempted in the
, 1864-06-06
CAPTURE of a R1ncR<nde Ruuue

NAptuTe OF a D10ckade Runner,
WAsn1snros, June 4Ep. m.-The Navy Depart
ment @ has received information Of the capture of
Wiimineton Of the eteamer Ca1edonia. She Is
registered In Qnebec IN 1s63 and was owned by
4. Kettle. Jr., of HALIFAX, who acts and is agent
ior the Contedesates at Queenstown. She sailed
from Queenstown for Wilmington.
, 1864-06-06

NEW YoRK, June4 The prices Of mining stocks
bid IN Boston today were: Central GO; Copper
Falls, q; Franklin, 53l1; Punlan, 4s; Is:e Royal,
land. IS,
, 1864-06-06

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribu

toPee8a1 01sPateo 10 IuU Cult1..6 TFbuhe.J
DECATUR, ILL.,, June 4, 1864.
at County Convention held to-day for the pus-
pose Of appointing Delegates to nominate csndi-
date for Congress in this the Seventh District the
delegates were Instructed to vote for Col Jos. r.
Boyd, Of The 11Gth Regiment.
, 1864-06-06
TIE EEkGE OF EBA .EIES.
TON.
An Exciting Rumor through. Rebel
Sources,

FORTRESS MONROE, June IA rebel Xa}4r cams
Into Gen. Buffers lines at Bermuda Hundreds
yesterday, vho says that the Federal forces are NJ
secetsionT11le and threatening Charleston.
The Commanding General has telesraphed the
rebel authorities for TcinoEcemenss saying unless
he receives them Immediately Charleston il lost.
, 1864-06-06
LEI Of Sick and Wounded Soldiers
Tenn. to NnAhy1l1e, Tenn. on Hoss
nt&Q3 TrNtn. r1xv on IEE4 AA~~-

| transferred from C3artnnNo~-
pi4ai 1rntn. m.1 IL, is1a.> on Hos
5zra RoSes s oa III iad ddon;asssssi ~
nchr.t Smith 1an +. ,s, w,a c. .,
Squire Hcchcr ( iosd III Ii dI.r,Ses SSonFalescent.
cha1d Kiett b i.1 VI. f.! r.s sS.,n 5.9
William Msatsr. + ID i tpain h1tso1 so,t foot.
n5%.,a aeD's. n.,n.. = ,s., A''&' o.
| 1PiiiIar, InIer seer+ sctn aEat3 ulattaoa.
John 4. cosS;ins III sad dsNsI VI o'af4aea'
S. q. MURPHY, b. @th Iown. contps,on y, ,co ,--,
ElIaSa a1u eSn,e Ma4sSa3i S1119c1: s.tb III ,o,.o.
Jaa. J. pcterpop. tcret. q. I'D IT, -o,,. -,
ecsln. and disr1he. - ~ ~@o "Asr wound OF
loot !oot. " H@'on'on' - 19'n 1o"s' fracture left
Fn1Icl 1t a iSa l9a. sGro9te
Cyrus Shoemaker, i, 75th III. chronic r6ea1nst;sn
Fred Csrrenter K. 14,h Mi.b rtn.i1t.nt auFes:
Jefferson Wheat, +, solh lows. acute dia1rhes
S,5,; Mm; 4;E@sn. };.a, 4, SS'h r., gnns6ot weand:
Gsa Geo pGD6sm GnSan S t1 H. s1ga Gh5Sais dsshes
ARdseS A,t asclab, !; 59{h H.. sanshot Wound.
.4esp f'a y GSssZ Ss}e 8 En- Il fS9a e2asi iaSssss:
J: j. Garman, b, iosd Ill., ;absccss i len % side.
Thaadens Edison ID D. = ,n 1sIs Ms e,onc d,,rh.,
John Harvey, L, ID W1sconsio. sbscess. s o41'ne'
John NJ Cya{f A II III Yrd rhTo,ir 1i,rrh..
Samuel Ferhani11r. Il 1ftsd III ci,rnnic dInrrb..
Wm. H. s,esenf 4, I'd Ind. casuiry' % messlcs' a'".
SIrnfen IPoh,rsnn r cn.t T@t III t.a..ae. ~
cyes. -' - VIZ 1'''' 1'D''4'' u
Jamcs Cos. Il S5th Ind. fisrhc, ~ 1.too
VIM. EerT 3 rtb inyrs Wnnnd ~ Hu Ia aaa'e pat1s
Vim Csss.tta = 16tb r. cna,ti.,s 49, Eve.
Erh7 Ss,b XII IN a q 1,,d Gont4son " ron fan.
Srrcf i Ii.,nf;,o & u ~ @ Nuuu ~ I1gnt t9ieh-
Ser11t + Hetanr - * ~ fn!s low ~o9aa n thigh.
Lonre. ah 1nd W"nn6 M9unq ~ q,ahi u tai:a
T. NOTION i1sh III, "qnnn Hana y u 1'eat shoulder
Il stantnnhc,os t1Itu ,t,n, -, ~ mouno IN lels Enee
II R'1,nE = q; 1StaS, =, 1ita n,ias ~ 1eset.
= Msrnte' E ~ E.s s%ea'' 1a punseo oacH. |
+ =. tnon. ~ = o., FL eoo' Wonna l7snt thigh.
+ Enii y s1r, 1iFe nse ta A eun enot Wound u arm
II p.1t =. s.i s ~ 4'e..t E1n snot wound In thigh.
str;.t 4; Mcr,S.4 .1 y 5a4 a,Fah II; taieh.
Sr+St + II TIoy1,a,, -: 10y :: IA ~ y ~ ice;
". Itlc l. 1oh %ich. e asf hin t 'eff arm
= G;isnn r :; ;fi*i, fSI ~ Ill., sass aS,..@
corr + Rsn.1i ~, i'sn ,na1 III Fl ,:Jt;,,.
t,or1, = Jsrahs =; III 14t,. ~; =; 4Itt.es
{: ErnncS ~ "iS 1inSs ~ ~ ~ ~ II. ae"0~
= + ef1er r = ~ % Ia4rs 1ao.. .,eh. eiue*
+ SINH Il . Ssth H. VIZ III eEI. Ense aoos~
, 1864-06-06

Lou1avH1E, june 5.-Col. Long commanding
earalf{ Of the 18th Army Corps, recently enco1n.
1eLed Noddy's cavalry under command Of Colonel
4nd several others, and captured many prisoners.
johnson was the most prominent man Of RodjY's
command, and stood In the same relation to Rod
Of that Bssil Duke did to John Morgan.
, 1864-06-06

M MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION.
~ ~ regular meeting OF tho Association viii bo
tks sHe 5s9ps engo.i's he
to 1s a9a 5snst
tse MeEcsnr1le Battery" viii Be eommunlcsts1 +
Acmpers ~ pected to be m bar d promptly.
, 1864-06-06
GH CE ESD ENOE
~ PRoFERTY
FOR SALE IN
TH0S. 3. BRYANs
Real Estate 0 0mce, BrVan Hall,

,HoRTH DfVIsl0E-Rueh street. corner Of Iu-
fnan1; Rood n1. cling HSE9ns hoase Ta modern
q ocott. ouso and large 1ot Aiso s1ccilcns rcs
dtncs on liltnots east OF Wolcott.
sUu1H D1Vl3tON-AICu18AH AvEIUX dwelling
and lssge lot aouth OF Jackson street. wabash AVS
nas' several dvellsrge ranging tom 10 70 MS
along the lAks eho1e. all tho Avennes ana cross
treste at prices ranging from ~ TO 9l2o pc. foot.
WB5i p1EI6tON-yona Ct tna uoss desirable
property In the West Dyslen, improved and q. In
strte lArRe list OF other property In all parts OF
the ctsv: Also fA1tos and suburban homes.
, 1864-06-06

!. Mr. GARFIELD had letters re.d to show that
1here vas an association in Cleveland, formed for
the purpose Of raIalng money to INF the m
age of the bankrupt bill.
NJ. sPAULD1NG SAID that no one had approach.
ed him with a bribc on the subject.
, 1864-06-06

Boston, June 1.-The Hon> Edward Everett, an.
uounees that the relief fund for East Tennessee
now amounts to $1Q0DoO.
, 1864-06-06

This Fa1k Goxtana 90 ac1tet aad haa not it, suo<xn-
within To- nhta OF Chicago. The GAlanA md ChIoaTn.
Union HAik oAA Company haA laid an extra xT1nF -
u. ss e r; e 8 ~ ars..t e;eaE.oe tt.ia ca
Ply II the once Of tho 0aleun and Chlc9go il. 4 -
Co., II Colts1o, o. 10 the psoptte.oF, =. HA1aE
NJ%3 kt$ In N.FAN ue&
, 1864-06-06

Oaa Hundred and Forty DoI1a1e In Treasury Notes
VII oe pa1d for CaTAify Hn1ses ueve red u tho Gov
etnIesnt Qo9Ea. etate steet. subject 70 tnecttoat
1f$&$3&1rRn$ f.Y. SANGER.
, 1864-06-06

SOUTH WATER ST. STORE
TO LET.
I Nill rent, at . VEEY CHEAP RENT. ssore M 81
@ S2pt4 y aSef ttrext fosstfsloa given immedtafe,y
!. ~ - n a. HsEd0RTs or G8ORG E PAYSOS, No.
, 1864-06-06
EYE g., EAR.

DeAf1eas and discharge, f.ou thu ear our.d. rrn-
eye tIsikhttned IN cna m.nuter rAsa1act4 and cIrK
ttsmo4ed and a4 dlaeaaes OF the EIe and Ear. con-
ss4.e. attention n, of It.: gNpkR.opD. No; ~
Aural HotSial 1871 6stAstieet ms only innTmsx1 il
h sne hoith which patients from d5ta1e2, ,ea1
ooaIo ana % under the Immediate Observation Of tA
attending euzt con d1k1nR treatment or coa1aies-
cefct nom operations performed. ie4 hx6i z6eK
, 1864-06-06

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far metnen &amneroiener uno Rut16er.-
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ais pel&es eS Ett ieiner @runbune betann prtflbren
merbe.
Y1etne Iansjdbri8e GtaNeuna In beem @ei&dft In Nr
SrleanS Id mir bas ppatpnlnenbfe 3utrouen auer
@eenben erwprben bate berettgt mid 3u Ger Spfnuns
baB i9 aud, suma t dae nur mDslt6e Mufmern nntteit
duf te epmfprabee @nrt6tune weneen erte, tn eieier
mener Spbare has eIei6e gerrauen MIR erperben
nerbe.
DaS "safarse Sruen ltest I'm an8enetmen GbetI bes
Brrabrap ub entbdlt uber $50 3rmr Serf6itener art
tdmmtlt mpbrn elegant auS9efatte unb ebt bic Ser
patuns teies 3peises unter periSnder 5hriDrse ben
Wlabame Qddenmeeer.
Ntein, eigene Anfmertamtet perbe td Dor @nem ber
Ride 1nb Seller mibmen unb d i6medle mir, ef uber-
3eue en u f6nnen baB th IN eier Sejebung alen An=
fprferuuaen ered u meroen nnp meen aten Sut ju be-
haupten i'm Stanre ietn weroe.
Snbem i'd eeneistef nm 3uipru4 biIte se6ns in Spuee
5pGa9tuns
". 2dsbenm eper,
fruber 8etser ees Orleans 2pel".
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@8 Giebert S SDntnterfeI0.
&k ltnieren Jreunben un6 getlnnttn irwte benz pu-
blttum TN MGeemeinen erauben MIR unS bermtt
BITE Nn3ege MAIDEN bns pr unterm teuteen Datum etu
0Scit= uno Sioupr=0clbaft,
Serbunben nit beutI6en, frans6di6en un6 enbetmGen
Yrpouten,
Nc. 9fS Sforn Oanffr., 2 Sbircn beppr Se
N6arft,
unter rb9er Tirmd eatrt baben uo berpre@en eberte
bic ree1fe unb biliefe Bebtenung.
baltimore ben 81. Ml1rs 1864
Stebert & Spmme1fe b.
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terfae 9pudnb 9drtnge, Sarbenen, Sarbns WraunfGre
ger Oer'eatmnrt uno a' bte su bdAen BE
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Snft9 9ta6t-bie Slumen 16lafen,
9fa3t'gaa 1T gum 9teit geilpgen,
Wtonol6eiu rubt auf 8alo lno 8ieien
9ubt auf 8ergba6'S wilben @pgen.
9taeS ftil-s:ur fern i'm S6iIfe
6br' i9 9ari6en, b6r' i6 Sllitern,
2etie tlatl6enb uno ersdbleno
8ebt alletn ou5 Qaltb Der Niitern.
vSleblt ou bort 10 b6r' i6 raunen,
vStebn ben WRObn in rptben 8lltben?
pSleblt ou bort nit Speer uno S6iloen
pGlfen feline 8lumen bitten?
@uf benz 8latt rubt cine 6iiritin,
r3ubt USltania" bic bDloe,
pSieb', ibr 2eib, Der blenoenoweBe
r8tdn5t int itillen NtOnpensOloe."
llnO 10 tuar'8! glm &ano bes 8ereba6'S'
SAT- belpribt ppn ieinem S6aume,
Sag Der Glfen l66ne Slritin,
g9le mir 16ien, I'M erlten Sraume
guf DEM buftig 9riinen Mpbnblatt
&ubten ibre i6lanfen Glieber,
uno oes UtDbneS rotbe GpIe
ytldte allf tbr Mntlib nte6er.
g llnten, an benz S6ait bes MpbneS,
Sab t6's 9libern, fab ids bliben,
ganjeni4win9en, 8an5ertrdeer,
Gagen bort, uno 9(rmbruitlblben.
&leine 9dnmdeu, rei5umflOi'ne,
Sublten bort nit ibren &ittern
Glfenreden wie 9el6affen, ,r
Sir ile 2an3en gu Serlplittern.
&nappe1l, Die i'm Gei5 Der Sugeno
uno int &ei5 Der llnidulo 9ldn5en,
Sab ib ibrer Siiritin S6lafltatt
Wtit @uirlanben itill llnltrdnSen.
Yin ben !calmen tban'9er Grdler IL
Sbarrten ungeoulo'ge 3oiIe,
9o6, am S6aft bes 96wensabnes
toIllgen S6ilp unD @urfgei6piIe.
Suffice &eigen, bunte, ipilbe, ''o'
San5ten fleine Geilteri6elme,
San5ten tplle gSirbelrei9en
I'm bes GiIenbute8 6elme.
Wtcbn, Der fali6e, liebte lange
S6pn Die &Dni9in Der Glfen,
t6eute ipa Der Maina6t @pauit
Sbm gu einem Sieg perbelfen.
2eiie, an9etbun i'm feineu,
S6a6larfarbenen Seitag8tleibe,
Sriidt ct arf ben Whlnp Sitania'S
Seine rptben 2ippen beioe. 81
gGiipert ibr perbpt'ne Srdume,
9dlt Iie eng nit S6laf llmpfangen,
Sagt ibr mas Die gia6tigaaen
Siingit BON 2en5 unO 9iebe iansen.
9lrmes @eib = Die @ulie fliegen,
8urpurr6tbe altf ben @an9en,
llnb Der 0tobn, Der tpDllultpplle,
Sat iie 9libn'per nod rrmpfan9en.
Sic erbebt, Die S9ldfen po6en, n gf
Nade auf! ga, tpie iie sttert,
3ittert, Oaber bSS6aft bes NObnes
8is sur gBurSel lit eri3iittert. 1as
9arser tlirren, &u1e rpiebern, M
Ginen 9prnrllf Bort man i6allen, iie
Seize tla9eno, sdrtlid tuarneno, 15I
@ie Der S6lag BON 9ladtisallen.
llnb Der Son, Der liebeswei6e,
Sot uSitania" aufseriitteIt
S6nea bat iie ppn 9lu9' llno @lieoern
Sraum ltao S6lafiu6t abseidattelt:
rOb'run bu?l-O bdtt' ib niema[s
vNti9 Su faliden Nfobn gebettetl
- Oanf Dir, Sb'rpn, baB eit liebeno Il
rWd9 BON S6ma6 unbS6nlo 9errettet!" Z"
81 9tbnldn5ci9e+
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&c. bat ter nnterri6t fur bas Scmmer mtseet
cnnen. gteue 2Inmelbunoen mDee man na'e8r ma@en'
,IIer trerten tn 6pff unb 2cets eencnmen
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ytmburger 3dfe, SerDeldt RHurf7
eesn Uteeer etnSetrohen nnb tiuisR 81 baben Bel
n - ,flf@ MDeheI QDtIteImp,
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betannte & qupr. unb 80 et nge fbdft
$40. Al 81 &Dmbdrbffr., Gcfe npu GSrpnt,
nnter Der alten Srma pe btsber, NIT nee9wa9en BSnbs
fortfutre. 80 t~t -.-+
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