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MARRIED.

~ In thi city, Feb Is, by Rev F Allen, Lemuel
l ars'er. Of New York, and Miss Elizabeth L john
IN Eardiner, Feb 7, Jerry Hodgdon and Miss Julia
Collins, both of Farmingdale.
IN waterville. Feb 10. Cyrus W Gilman and Miss
LIZZIE w Scribner, both of Sidney.
In Benton, Feb IL. Thos c Pratt, of Westbrook,
and Miss Caroline A Hodgdon, of b.
In Dover. Jan 80, II Henderson. of Scarboro
and Miss Louisa ID harmon, of Buxton. e =
In Bangor Feb 10. by Rev @ Everett, Can't 90
A Batcheder of Boston. and Miss Sarah j. dau ghter
of Hon Hannibal Hamin of B.
In Bangor. Feb IL. VIM Morgan and Miss Miranda
Parshly, both of Guilford,
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san Francisco for Hong Kong.
sld I'm Payta 18th ult, bsrQue Palmetto Fra.u,...
iomDez to load sweet potatoes for San Frans;sa
for Auckland NJ In 2 days. = -s"uanu' OhVer
Ar a. Csllao 18th ult ship Orsini. Smith. finn San
FT - land sailed 2lst for Chinchss
Chinchas, ar 2Sd, for Cowes. ready. ons walsh.
Gilmore I'm Valparaiso, ar ESD. to load at ChinchTs
5 1Sd 1 G wnampoa, Carter from Chmchas. ar
Chinchas w Auain'' s' AOA
Sid 18th. ships Delfthaven, Freeze and Hellespont
christ, Cowes -0'"' ]u" o'i-
pd Ar Aspinwall 4th inst, barque Idaho Chapman,
~, At Port au Prince 2lst ult barque Oak, Russell,
ior ;mnragoane, to load for Boston. -
Sla nm Barbados 9th ult, brig Geo Downes, Paine.
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BY TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.
Hosoard's Scamp March of 10 nniIss-Suc
cessftt charges.

Hoscard's SsUGn.p March of 10 nsiIss-SMc-
cessfta charges.
NEW YORK, Feb. 16.
The Worlds correspondent shows that
Howard's corps in the advance was obliged to
pass through 40 miles Of swamp, Of most dis
NAL character. against Hardee's army, which
they constantly pressed back by vigorous
charges. These charges the chivalry could
not stand.-The losses on either side were
small.
The country was found to be depopulated
excepting OF old and helpless negroes who
were starving. s-Igs,
Tue hrst stand by the rebels was at Salka-
hatchie river, on the opposite. who showed
themselves in force, aided by banking move
ment. Our troops with fixed bayonets, charg-
ed across the stream, five feet deep, in the
face of heavy fire, and wrested the position
from the rebels, who fled in disorder toward
Branchville, leaving their guns unspiked. We
lost $50 killed and wounded, among the latter
Col. Swain.
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Gen. Sherman adganci,ag rapidfy.

New YORK, Feb. &c.
The Worlds special Washington dispatch
says bearer of dispatches from Gen. Sher.
man, reports he is overcoming all obstacles. On
Friday last Gen. Schimefhnning, crossed from
Folly Island with small force and captured
some rife pits and many prisoners. s
Gen. Gilmore has succeeded Gen. Foster,
the latter being disabled by wound.
General Lee says the attacks of the Rich
mond press on JEFF. Davis pain him very
much. p4 ~
The soldiers in the field are to receive four
months pay very soon.
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ITCH, ITCH, ITCH!
scratch Scratch ! Scratch

WHL.dIO.V UIN1JHEJFT p
Will Cure the Itch in AZ Hours.
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, CHrIBLA1ns.
ana all Erqptions of the Skin. Price so cents For
sale by all Druggists.
:. By sending go cents to any Apothecary in Port.
land it will be forwarded by mail free Of postage,
to any part of the Unite States
WEEKS POTTER, Sole Agents,
Also for sale by
WV WuPPLE,
Janzoeodom and 4. L. STANwooD,
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A WARN1NG.-The Pungolo of Milan has
the following: "a young man Of good for
tune, inscribed on the CONSUMPTION lists for
the present year, and betrothed to hand
some girl, was lately declared unfit for SER
wee. Delighted at what he considered a
lucky escape. he hsstened to convey the news
aback when she informed him of her Arm res
olution never to accept as husband man
VINO was not 1T to serve as q soldier"
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NE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD
WM A nnnn"T
Act'g Engineer lat and I'd Il Districts.
February l6. 1865.

GULF OF sALoNIKI-FIxED RED LIGHT ON PANoMI
Aa POINT.
The Turkish government has given notice that on
and after the 10th day of July 1854. light would
be exhibited from lighthouse recently erected ON
ranoini Point, on the Eastern shore of the Gulf OF
Saloniki. I.a
The Light e fixed white light, placed at eleva-
ton of 81 feet above the level of the sea and
should be seen in clear weather from distance of
miles.
The tower stands on the low point at about as
yards from its extremity in lat ~ n 40 NJ Ion q 81 Is
East of Greenwich.
By order of the Lighthouse Board
wv. b. SHUBRICK, Chairman.
Treasury Dept, Office Lighthouse Board, Washing
ton City, Jan IA, 1865. ''--,-e
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Climate af Sweden.

A letter dated January 9th, at Gottenburg,
Sweden, In latitude 81 degrees North, receiv-
ed by Henry Goddard, Esq, of this city, from
his grandson of the US. Consulate at that
place, says:
Ine weather this winter is very much the
SANE as last. The thermometer at my window
ssanus az "a degrees, We have had some
sAatlng on stu water, but last nights rain
mas lnelesu nearly all the ice We have had
no SNOW s1as mas remained two hours after
.a.i p,, auH u course no sleighing. The days
of the month they will be se a bours IN d.
ration" ''o'' 10
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WE are requested to state that the Mrs.
Smith who was recently charged with stealing
cloak, is not either Of the eight Mrs. Smiths
residing on Paris street.
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Ar at Cienfuegos I'd inst, brig Merc.ds Marsh-Il
Portland; Sd. Eudor us, Haskell. do; A Horta from
Boston; 18th. barque Alexandrine, Snow, do.
Sid 7th. barQue Undina. Glover, Boston.
Ar at Sagua Both ult, Jas Davis. from Frankfort
Volant, Boston,
AR at Havana 4th insf, brigs Hasssl, Hasse
Belfast; Maria White, Snow. Portland; 9Th, Char
lena Means, do, t'.t
CID 9th, barque Evelyn, for Boston,
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MARINE n EWS
Port OF PoRrLAND.
Thnrsday...... .........February 1G.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lewiston, Knight, Boston.
No cLedrdnces a.


KENNEBUNKPoRT, Feb l5-Cid, barque Eagle,
new, OF this port 35l 5895ths tons,) Geo A Webb,
TO complete loading hay for Port Royal sc.
LAUscHED-14th inst, fine brig If about 260 tons,
built by Mr. Geo Christensen. She Is owned by the
builder and Messrs Titcomb & Perkins, of Kenne
bunk.
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Ga oh, barque Evelyn, for Boston :

The first fishing vessel from Georges Bank this sea-
son, was the sch Wide Awake, which arrived at
Gloucester Saturday. Her stock of halibut sold
for rs cents per pound, aud her other fish Al cents
She stocked $500 on the trip.
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NOTICE,

Il Cameo iii ~ Dc service in TIE UxryaRs.,,-
.ne usual hours, Sunday next ass streets
Chania;n 90 sermon BY Rev. Henry O. IeorssSH iarly
Potomac. ''0 is' me. Regiment, Of Army OF ne
4m s nee to All until further notice.
at 2 o'eiocI VII \, % held al the church ON snns.
conpectei vvi,h ~. 10 arrange the Sabbafh snSsy;
vted to attend TINS church. An Interested sra
FebI7-dIt Per Order.
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; NOTICE TO MARINERS.

LIGHT TOWERS ON CAPEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oh
COLORs.
Notice is hereby given that on or before Ma CHI l
proximo, the color of the jwers of Cape Elizabeth
Lights will be changed from white to red and white
The EGsterty tower will have four broad stripes 0
Red, and the Westerly tower broad vertica
stripe of Red on its seward face. hl
By order of the Lighthouse Board, sa
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Sch Flora King, of Trenton l59 TOMS uilt at Eden
in 1854 has been sold TO parties in Providence l.
for $500 She wilt hereafter hail from Providence
under command of Capt Marion Cook, OF Calais
late of sob Rowena. 'ls afI Ie.rf rt..f
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HrWe notice great rnsh atthe New York Store
No 125 Middle ST. where they are closing out their
winter stock at reduced prices. Ladies in want of
any kind of DR.. Goods will do well to give them q
call before purchasing. febl6 cod Sw
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Brighton and Cambridge Cattle Market.
WEDNESDAY,, Feb 10, lS65-Amount Of Stock at

PRIoEs-Beef CdttIe-Extra SIS @l5s 10 h. frat
quality, consisting of good oxen, best steers 4 at
l34@ l4I; second quality, good fair beef IL GSls:
third quality light young cattle, l0t@ll4; Poorest
grades, l09l0l-on the total weight Of hide tailow
and beef.
Working Oren-From $3.50 to 2f5, according to
ago and quality
COHs-Ordinary from S45 to 20; Extra, from $50
to Ito; Farrow, 60, S34(dA0.
Sleep and Lambs-Sheep 9912lc " ID; Sheep and
Lambs in lots s49l5 " head.
weight.
CaY Skins from Is to zoe per lb.
Petts 009S3 80; country lots, 81 5O92 W.
Hides-l0A9uc " ID.
TGttosC-l0QD12c fc s.r 1u
,kEMARKs-fhe quality of the cattle from Maine
this week Is very good There was but small sup
ply Of working oxen and the demand good. The
Following sales are given
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Notice.

'HE1nderslgned: three of The ...o...,.u. ,
mouth pSDs Act entitled
corporatofs thai - hereby notify tho other
will be held on =, 40 first meeting under said aet
M, at tha az thursday, Feb 2sd, at o;closk.
'nI !. Glowing purposes. pany IN iaiinO0'h' FOR
~. 10 accept said Act of corDor.t;or ---
"a To take all necessary messnyss ~
0"o55Pany sccording TO law ei@ ia
30. To transact anv business that ma, -,
come before the meeting. '-' may properly
GHAs. D. Brown.
I... fRENTIss LORINa
va, SAMUEL BHORNAM
""utn' req ~ 1000. febl7dlw
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb l5-Cld, brig Cyclone, for
Cardenas; Randolph, Tor Sagua; sch III A Rich, for
Boston
Brig Mechanic. of Portland, from Baltimore for
Cieniuegos has put into Norfolk with loss of both
anchors and chains, off Smiths Point.
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Sherna7s's Cavalry operating betsceen WI
nnington and Charleston.

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.
The Herald's Special Washington dispatch
saws the Richmond papers OF the 10Th state
that Sherman's cavalry are probably operating
on the railroad from Charleston via. Raleigh
and Wilmington, thus cutting the last line of
Communication between Virginia and the South.
The Richmond Examiner says the rebels
were never opposed to exchanging colored
troops for white ones, but when the colored
soldier happens to be a slave they will not re-
turn him to those who stole him.
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PORTL LAND
Photographic Gallery
ALoNZO s. DAVIS, Proprietor,
80 Middle St., Portland, Me.
Copying done in the best manner dec2stf
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SPOKEN,

Feb !. lat 50 Al, lon 81 45. ship Ryerson. IS
mptiny.l 80 - =
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CoLGATE,s HONEY soAP,

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, Is made from the choicest materials,
is mild and emollient in its nature, frigrsnt,y
scented. and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale By all Druggists and Fansy
'ooos Dealers jan3ld1yr.
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Triumphant advance of our Troops-GenerG
Terry drtves the enemy into their main

New YORK, Feb. 16.
The Herald's Fort Fisher correspondent
says reconnaissance in force was made by
Gen. Terry on the 11th.-A brisk skirmish
took place and the rebels were driven to the
main works, yielding up the ground to our
men, who thus secured an advance position.
Porter's gunboat co-operated. The conduct
of the colored troops is highly commended.
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~H strayed or stolen lava hl.oh ~
-U s . Dog. Whoever Viii retuyr ne ~.
be T,ss.. same or give informa ion whera h. tne
y 'o1na shan be suitably rewarded "e1e ne may
o. n Aooy' Henry Street, Portland M do.-.
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W-Ifyou arein want ofany kind fPRINTIEe
all at the Daily Press Ofioe u
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w AR REN,s

WAR REN,S
WATERPROOF and Leather Preserver.
FOR BOOTS AND SHOES.
For sales at Mr.. ]. W. MAEsEIELD's Store, ia
Middle st, Portland, Me. dec2ld$w2m
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NOTICE.

THE GREAT GERMAN HEILMITTEL
.gsnn VIII positively cure
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds,
And the first stages of
fs 90 N 3 u M p T. / 0 N.
1t is sure preventative for
DIPTHERIA.
For sale by all Druggists. Price per Bottle 81.
WEEKS & POTTER.
Druggists, No, ITO Washington Street, Boston, Mass
General Agents. febl5d0w
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Webster House, Hanover St., Boston.

Webster House, Hanover St., Boston,
4 The undersigned have AIKEN the ahovo
House for term of ears and Have % ~1;u
lsslftsss Iy return shed it with n9w Furniture g.
HEEL pets. Beds &C.. that il ia novz n, ar
- Aneatess and best furnished, and In evsrv
IeSpec. one OF the most conf rabe no els ofts cas
~ Doslon CONTAINING all the modern fixtures NJ arsf
S.ss hotels hot and cold baths So Ttviu he con-
Rra IN connection with onr Ocean HoHse A.
We soS;ol, d, which will be open ed .ny 1, 1885
IRA. public and will our best efFoIts 70
ps he our patrons Our charges will be as low o.
ieoi'o'm JOB JENNESs & SON,
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Read This.

From IS to SO per day made by selling Dresser's
Prize Packages. Agents Wanted.
Address, L. DRESSER,
feb9d2m* Portland, Maine, Box 1872.
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HiltOn's InSOlubIe Cement,
For wood, leather. crockery and other substances
is the best aid to economy that the housekeeper can
have 1t is in liquid firm, and nsouble in water
OIL 1t will adhereoily substances completely. Two
ounce bottle, with brush family PACKAGE % cents
each Sold everywhere.
HILTON BROS. & Co., Proprietors, Providence,
R. I. On receipt OF 50 cents, family package will
be sent by mail. feb7d3m
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Capital Stock, - 100000.
No. Shares, 1000.
PAR VALUE, 500.
No ASSESSMENTS Incorporated Feb'y 4, 1886.
President, JOHN E. DONNELL.
TREASURER, CHARLES RICHARDSON.
CLERK, H. P. DEANE.
No ASSESSMENTS.
Incorporated Feb'y 4. 1886.


JOHN E. DoSNELLs cHAs. RICHARDSON,
WIN. CHASE, ELIPHALEr CLARK,
HENRY p. DEANE, JAMES N. WJNsIoW
ROBERT A. BIRD.
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Ter n1enfb obne einen Stino.

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der ltb einbiott, er f6nne es permeioen,
6einoe 81 tefonmen, penn er UcrIud)te,
e5 Glen r1dt 3u MAIDEN. g4enn e6 ie
iren fo!Den Snoip:bum 9eIinet, foQte cs
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mir 9loub2n, DAP Elm Wenfb auf ieiuem
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~ ftnocn, I'm feinen &opf oaran 3u rens
men, uno iCotm, Der onofr5 oenet, Gips
ptnItoBe rerfe9t, oo6 lpdre aus einem
grtrenl in'6 onoCrr 9r91n1en. Seoer
BAT ein Stcbt ouf feline Mienun9 ME gu
aud; rerfolle nibt III cen SrrtI3um, su
3Ioubcn, o1b bu lren9rr 9eabtet pirit,
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4en on5upoiien. Sbrin9 oeine ei9ene
8obne troB 8ino uno 8after, troe Som
nenitein uno 9fe9en. IS foitet bem
ltnentibtofen'n, Stwartenocn 3e6nmol
mc5r 0ab', iib 81 orebsn, tu tpenben
nnO U)rpdrt6 ia bews9en, als es Dem
S9r'ibta folfst, feinen Stanopunft su
beblup;en. Nlmm Oh mob 70 piel 3eit,
5cincn &nti1luB 3u fofen, atrr einmal
8efaft, balte oaran feft.
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Stnberun9 1T 10 Mtnuten.
% rD n'S 9yuI,rpnic SEsaferS

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1887 III Der cre artifel bsr ART, Der e untCr ocn
Nanlth . u m 20 n { GS &c &. in pisfGm eoCt
tr9snp ttnem anoeru eano, por has putlifum oc
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fanni ntreen, baB Der Gams pcn grran auf isber
eaftr sinSsorudt III.
Srpan's pulmcuic 2Safer8
Gutftrnsn pufsn, Btrt<unssn, psbsn 5ats uni
Routsit.
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Suriren atbma, 8rOnbitiS unb fbrperes at5
nltn.
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Surirsn bic ebi9en NnfaUsn in ;cbu gainutsn.
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etno cine Ss9nun9 gu alien atafsn unS GsnFi
iuticnen.
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Stnb fsbr fdaetar fit G3osoliFsn unb SfsrtGt
Rrbnsr.
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sinS in sinsr uufbuIbigen 5crm uno fhmfdtr
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@utftrnsu nibt nur olsin, (rnpGrn betpirtsu eint
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5brtibt ole 1ercden auf Gurrn srie'
fen oCutlid).

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neiiter6 9ebt berpor, baB i'm Sauptz poit=
INT in Waibir0ton i'm per floHenen Sabre
on Den einBelnen pofdmtern orei WiQic,
|1cn fiinf nal bunbert obt taufen0 brei
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|inliefen, lpelbe nidt bdtten befelIt lper.
pen f0nnen. Demnad fommen metr ale
P000 fol6a unbeifeQbarer Srisfe auf Ell.
ben Sag. 8iste oerfeIben entbielten
FScIo, 8efftitel, g8ebfal, 2fn,reifuncel
|lno amoere g8trtbpapitre. Sin Sbcil
boar falId) atre1irt, Gin anotrcr unoeuts
rib. Elm onoertr unpouf6noio, uno einiCe
habJu gar niht. Gine 2(n3abl oerfelten
(rar nit ftiner Warfs perIsDen. Sielt
(puroen ben Nbfencern piseCr suoeifeQt
bber Die meiiten mubten psrnibtst mer:
PIN. 0icfe Qa8aben fo(Iten Seoermanr
bur 8arnun9 oienen, feline Sricfe 70 ridD:
pig uno ceutlib ais nur m09Iib ju ao:
reifirtn, inoem fatibe une unceutlibe 10:
refen iton pitle llnannebmlibfeiten
8erlufte unb lpirfIibs5 un0lG& utran:
laGt bater.
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1uriIfilbe ScrretTamftit.


Gin 2(0oofat in Witlpautee mar Der
|Sertblibi9tr zines ibGnen Wdp1cus, wels
DIS an3etla3t plr, in einRm 9roben uns
b'pobnttn ,0auie jur RabtIeit einen
OisbfabI VTGbt ju b4ben. Qm Sblues
f iener Sertbeioi9un9sreoe orddte ct
fih fot9cneermaBsn aus:
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ouf sic uip,rDteiblibs Sb6nbtit oieier
liebtib3n Sanlfrau iebt, ouf otren an:
maJ6l9en fej3en ME Elm 8troa6te ruben
ioQtt-Wenn iG o1S StraDIenmcer be
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r}ilen9sr 0it5sn5wIrSi9Ftit lie9t, melbt
Elm &n9h taafiotn m5.bts, abtr nibt psr:
bunfAn flautt --Yor lpeibar ecr MUr1cn.
firI trtttid>t uno sic 6raillianiIben Oi
omlnt3n mltt crId!inen, uRo penu id
o1nn biz b3bft g S5ltbti8fe.t uno 1umm
bit U5trlc9e, Die crforoalib 1T, um A
8l0ubca, baB cine fcltb. Sh6nbrit Iib il
elmer taIt5n, fcubttn uno toottn Nab
o!n 9Drettn zines untepoDattn 5auIet
ou5lte}n Wirot, ,pi5rano cine llnfbulo,
lpir elt l]r3P, I'D in osn tatten RuDeti3
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lc3e ite IN Sbre Qrmt, nm iis eraen bief
catcbrenoe Ant;d3e ~ teIbG6en, lpett
bic 0em5int S595bst eins5 6rtiuii,tc,
SbHretn Grfunotn BAT, um Sen SHAME,
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ibinom, o|I'n SIlb,tn Gle 8dcbnun,
bt5 8eroItt25 ltin miro, petbes Sic, il
lp2iB s6, 9eben mGrSen."
Die Surp iprab iie frti, obn: Die Sit
ju vsrl0iitn.
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Sct Mn6eIOr0t.

Gin STj boS ftb nit Serssn alatt.
bat lsltcn frcbe Stunrcn;
Gs bat fb fbca isin She'll erpabn,
Die briTaun9 III ptrfhpuuoeu,
glrr stddlid) III nCr bas rrsieL
sRas einmaI nibt 81 anosrn III,
Die Scunf, re m frdhs ta6t,
SiEbt man ON Witto0 rpttnsn,
Das Slid tas man p,sp ll;n maht
8ann cine Bit lau9 dtiuen,
@s hleibt oabGi wCr norten fam,
Der isbt fsin @.dd rcb s;nmal On.
SbidCn usin GtifT sor 7tnttr Iisat.
8tt gang tentrirrm lBirba,
60 hab ih rob bic 6tf1un9 uctb
OaG i;b een 0afir fnrG;
Den 6afn NO Die SrennSIhaft rubt-
8ns Ian9s wlbrt pirc rnetidb gut.
Drum ouf mein ,bsri crmuntsrs sitb
limo frt pCin si9nIr Wtiitcr!
SSoe 'allt ou DID 70 anmerlit5
limb tgjnS ecbentseitCr =
SSsr rsci5 no man uoh 8rl.n triht:
Drum isi rsr9ri9t uuo forge nibt!
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Qsr nurhDrutfAe uab brr obcbaifr(be
fpirtb,

Norootutf6er. 8rin9en Sic
mir &offte, abcr beiB. Den lseten
Nu5orua perifano cer @irtb ni6t. Grft
n1tb sini3cr llmibreibuna bon Seiten
oe6 Sremben be9riff Der Sberboier uno
Lodte. 2(h, Sic meinen y a a 3.
9toro .: Saaa 1T Elm Sber, oo6 8us
ten 8raten 9isbt.
g8irtb: Sic meincn bolt 4 Soos.
g}oroo: 0oo6 1T Elm 8einfleio.
&S irt y: gta, bci unS t'Sono Si6s
fen.
g&orob.: 8Gbfen If Elm Ssuer9es
psbr.
2BirtD: DAG nennenlpir a Stueer.
gtoroo.: (dr9srId0 Stueer 1T Elm
Narr.
N8irtb: Sa, man muB fib batt nur
Oerfdp0tiO MAIDEN.
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Nater ltufer.

Soft 1T Soft i'm Donnerpetter
ltno i'm blin9sfcnneni1ein,
@ott 1T 8ott in aqem /! @Gtter
&onnen alfo nir9enb fcin !
Capt unS beten 2oter Infer,
Infer Sater, Der ou biIt
Sn Dem 6immel, elpi9 infer,
$50 bos Reib Der 9nlben 1T :;
2tuf ben Gr6en, In Den Sonnen
@elbe mir rpie Sunfen iebn,
WiIlf bu beines Gei6es Wonnen,
llno bein &iQe muB 8eftsbn
@ieb uns Dsute, 9ieb uns INNER,
8ater, unfer td9Iib Srob,
Oieiar Se9en feble nimmfr,
Gnoi8e Der 2(rmen 9tctb.
ltnfere Seelen, fbper belaosn
@it Ger Cat Der SInoenfbuIo,
Stigen ifb auf bcine @nabsn
HDi per9'eo uns unl 'te SDulo
prGf' un5 ni1t bic sum Grlie9en
Inter unferm Seelen Ibmerj =!
gap Dir beine 8naer eniioen,
SpriD un6 psinsn Srclt in's Ser;
ltnO crI6l' un6 bon Dem S6fen!
Ou Der 8ater fannit a(lcin
NleS SGfen 8anoe l01sn;
8atcr, ale Wa&t lit bein
Dein 1T 2ttles, bciaen 9eamen,
Seine &raft uno Serrli6feit
prciien @ro' uno 0immsl ! 2(msu,
2(mcn Bis in Gpioeeit! !
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Oieft unfhistore GR;oi;in IT unfcblbor tie Si;
bttlun9 tsn al!rn Den fdmcrSbaftcn uub qefSt trti
ben Srdn!hsiiGH, rdhen Die GcnittiutioRtn ron
5rautnitrncrn unttrrorf;n fRb. @is psrmtn,
'trt aasn IE6srmag unS srtfsrnt alts binbsrriGs
-uno Gnf s:ae frfeTti9s pciluu9 fam man ft
ider psrIafsn.
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n tieislhe gang tsfonorrs Ibastar G;s tvin9t in
'intr furjs1 8stt be mcEa!tiGsu qsrioSsa auf sEr
3tnGnfntt gBetIe an.
5srs s3otteI, grtis Elm &bo(tr, bat tsn 91sole;
ansesStanip oon @rcF6ritanifn aaf fG7, TN Sal
Aungsn 81 psrbGtsn.
Srib pOrf 1tig.
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HIE ertt erEen mcnaEu Ger GGjrpnnaerihoft ; In:
o,m etefstts fbertih cine unjtitias @sturt verur.
abtn,-bet siner i9hrn Gnecrn gssaenbsit abGr
ine Oisfstts pSGis fiber.
5n alen 6dIcn pOn rcrpSfsu uno GpiaalsIrf&(s
en-, SdHGri:n in Sen Gtideu un9 esn G5lieoSrn.
btrjtcpfsn, bpftGridS, u. + sp beruirtCn 6ieIs otf
len cine anr, renn aUt onStrs g9ittti fibtasIilo
9tn baben; uNo ctfhon ein farfss ScituitCt, Crt.
holttn bte piUen efEnCG fein gifsn, Galemd. In:
mNnr, mob ir9snS ettogs fOnit, Gas btr Gonfitus
hcn Gb0agt.
Sea tGuwsiiur3sn 6eFn0tu ftb in ban qamybs
ds um 81 9adn9su rsIds pctG ouftsroabrt wer:
etn cllttu.
$l.00 uno %o!sStGmps In e;nen Brief cire.s
aciisn, on ir8sno ctrsn autborifrten l9entan Qe;
Iantt fhcrt ir9:no SenorS stH. 8cttst, snt,oltsnb
30 piasn, tsim &ddfehv oct pcft su.
1Geini9er 19cnt Er tic Gstrciniqten gtaatcn
uno Die GonaeaS. Sob Wlofc6,
27 Cortland Strafs, 81. o.
Of TG6snfauS ~ babtn tti zen Drueoiifen sScbn
.. sRoifr unS earpau unS gRartin, in Glcrtaun.
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rUresn if.-Gls Giticniaen tntr ntIas nrG
an bsfaats SIntsrtaftnidnft I6uGbia iInb. prten
tIsr6ur& aufarfcrbtrt tnnrrtdlt gBoGtn an.
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fdtlS srfu&t Cl6s innsrbdl6 bsIasttr 3stt EcSlb..
ndItot sin3utdneissn, an
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