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Items.


The Portsmouth, Chropcle says tvp little
daughters OF a citizen OF that place, who. one
day last week were endeavoring to pass across
piece of marsh. when the elder found berself
sinking in fifth. The younger girl ran for help.
and fortunately found gentleman who imme.
diately rushed to the rescue, and nope too ear
ly, for the unlucky child was gradually going
out of sight. being imtedded so deep that she
was with difficulty rescued.
A railroad accident of more than ordinary
horror occurred on the Providence railroad.
Just out OF Boston, on Monday night. Mr..
James lincoln. the conductor of gravel train
was in the act of turning the brake on one OF
the cars IN obedience to the signal, When be
lost his footing and fell uuder the moving
train. Thirty six loaded cars passed over the
body before the train could be stopped. The
other employees on the train picked up the scat.
tered fragments of flesh and clothing. put
them 10 basket and conveyed them to The Of
flee of coroner. A messenger was at once
sent with the awful tidngs to his family, who
Were then calming awaiting his return home
for supper and rest.
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Parfa Tfems.

uHAb AtcAnbs
La Nouvelle Republic advises the Commune
to pronour ee the dissolution of the rotten as
sembly, and lmpeach its members.
La Verite says the deputies from Paris to
the National Assembly have determined to re-
sign, and merely await an opportunity. The
same journal says new ministry will soon be
formed, which will include the Due de Bro
gile in the Office of ioreignlaffairs, and Marshal
Mcmahon in the ministry of war.
The Conservatives are successful in Sun
days elections only in the ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of
the Bourse, the Lowe and Passy. The rich
generally abstained from the polls, and the
merchants voted the Conservative ticket. The
individuals elected are obscure, with the ex-
ception of Flourens, Blanquin, Pyatt, and
Gambon.
Barricading continues and the utmost vigi-
lance is manifested by the insurgent Nationals
The Place VerdOme has the aspect of camp.
The Versailles government is negotiating
with the Prussans to allow n increase of the
number of French troops on this side OF the
Loire.
Theirs made an eloquent but brief address
| in the assembly at Versailles on Monday, de-
| Tending his policy, and taking solemn oatf
not to betray the republic
Paris has nearly resumed its usual appear
| auce.
OF the five hundred thousand electors il
Paris only two hundred thousand voted at thu
election on Sunday. Twenty of the Commune
were elected. 1t is expected that BaDqui1
| will be president OF the new government, ant
that its power will centre in Flourens, Pyatt
De Lescluze, LeFranc, aud Vermorel.
Four generals are occupied at Versailles will
the question of the military reorganization Q
| France.
The London Times special states that tb
Prussians daily ask the Versailles government
to agree to the German occupation of Paris
and are as frequently refused.
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Political No,es.

The Advertiser is entirely mistaken, we
think, in referring the Somerset Reporters
structures on the course OF the editor of Bel
fast paper to the latter gentleman's express
sions IN reference TO the case of Mr. Sumner.
The liish claims in Lewiston are moderate.
The Journal says: sour Irish voters assert
that they cast at least 500 OF the 500 odd votes
that Mayor Garceion received at the city cleo
ton, and they justly claim half Of the offices
which he is TO dispense. II they can have
liberal share OF tue Police, with City Mar
shall who will have doubts about the "consii.
tutionality" and "mora:ity" OF the law prohib-
lung tipping shops, they will be satisfied"
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A SwINDLER ARREsTED.-Sayst the Boston
Journal of Tuesday: A young man by the
name of Edwin DOW, with numerous aliases,
has for the past few months been carrying on
quite an extensive business in this city in the
line of produce received from persons in
maine, who, it now turns out, have been
sw'ndled by him when they supposed they
were conducting safe and profitable bust
ness' Dow' who was born in Maine, seems to
nave selected parties living in localities who
were not familiar with Boston or its places Of
business as his transactions would indicate
rse moaas ;operandi being as follows: Upon
fepresentations that he was doing business i in
t1is CITY under the name of T9iman e. ~ ~
Dorchester Market. he would induce paSt;s s~ ~
consgn TO him'a lot of eggs or other kinds ~
produce, taking care to meet the Same az III Ua
boat at its arrival, and conveying it to CHARLES.
town. where he managed to dispose Of !,
When he thought that he had used that firm
name long enough to excite suspicion. he NOT
forwarding the money as agreed. re would VIC
timiEe others by getting them to forward him
a similar kind Of produce, to Messrs. Dow &
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PosTMAsTERs APPOINTED IN MANk.-The
following appointments of postmasters in this
State have been announced: Horace Ford ap-
pointed postmaster at Blddeford, vice Mrs. G
F. Cowan, whose term of service has expired !;
G. A. Smith at North New Portland, Me vice
G. B. Knapp resigned; E. G. Sawyer at North
Searsport, vice E. Weston, resigned; j. s.
Berry It Wayne, vice Alfred Sawyer, deceas-
ed j. Pinkham at North Boothbay, vice L.
Given, resigned; G. A. Wadsworth at East
Winthrop, vice L. White, resigned, aud w. II.
Blackwell, at Ansou, vice j. 9. Metcalf, re-
,;ppod
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DR.. King of the o. s Navy, who killed Chief
Engineer kellogg last Nov. mber, has been re-
leased from arrest at Key West, by the Secre-
tary OF the Navy. and having gwen bonds in
the amount OF $4,000 for his appearance II the
May term OF the Circuit Court, was released
by the civil authorities and has lett the island.
Edward T. Kimbail has been chosen cashier
OF the First National Bank OF Portsmouth, in
place Of Samuel Lord, deceased.
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stances TO Ehep Tottmac, Quincy Marset.
Quincy. lie wcal1 ,Lvaliably be at the boats
en- their arrival to secure the goods, and in
this fraudulent manner has succeeded in OBJ.
tanning nearly $1,000 since he commenced op.
erations. But when the parties with whom be
mad been trading discovered that they had been
rest, which was made yesterday by officer
Richardson, and Dow was committed to the
tombs TO await requisition from tie Governor
of Maine
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MOney Wanted

young Mechanic who has more business than he
Gan No WIN ms means wishes to raise lew thou.-
anu aoiiars either on loan or BY taking partner.
The business is well established and nav. . ,.ros
profit. Any person wishing to make an invs.,m.n,
which will add to the business OF Portland u,l, do
well to address for a few days,
YOUNG MECHANIC.
mrz4sndA" Portland, Me.
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e G E T I N E
WHAT n YEGETurR

1t Is compound extracted from bark., roots and
herbs. 1t Is Natures Remedy. I; Is perfectly
harmless from any tad fleet upon the stem. 1t
n0urishing and streng' he"ng 1t acts directly up
on the blood qui-ts the nervous system 1t gives
you good sweet sleep at night, 1t Is gre, panaces
f,r ur aged iath re- and mother for it gives
strength. quiets heir nerves. an gives them Ma.
sged person. Ii Is the great God Purifier tits q
500 hing remedy tor ouI children. 1t has relieved
ami cured tnou- ands. 1t il very pleasant to take
every child fk.s IL. 1t relieves and permanently
cures all dsea es arising ON an ure state Il he
blood Give 1t fair trial tor YOU compl iJts then
you will say to your rien. mel ghbor and scquant-
ance, "rry it; 1t h Gu. Ell me-" mr2ssnet
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CristadOrO's Excelsior Hair Dvt
For Sale.

new wo-story French-root HOUSE on sprino
street, above Bracket, containing bath room and
other modern conveniences. Enquire on the mr. N.
ises. or at No. % Emery street.
mar8sNtf "a rzx,~,n,~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-03-29

GOOD manners and high blood do not always
go together. There is good deal of gossip in
English a1istocratic circles over the fact that
Queen Vctoria's three eldest boys, Albert, AL
tired and Arthur, did not take the trouble to
attend their sisters wedding. It does not ap-
pear that they even sent regrets. If they mean
that the happy Lorpe shall accept their absence
as snub on his unroyal head, they forget that
it is direct insult to the Queen of Great Brit
ain and Ireland; and many Scotch High
lander can be found who may teach their snob
by lordshps better manners. A wedding good
enough to be graced by Victoria of England is
good enough for the presence of three of the
worst young profigates that ever disgraced a
good mother.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
N erchanfS' EXCHANGE

DerchantS' Exchange.
The Annual Meeting of the Merchants Exchange
for the choice OF Directors. &c., for the ensuing year
will be held at the Merchants Exchange Room,
THURSDAY, March 3oth, at IL o'clock A. NJ.
lE. L. RING, Supt
Portland, March 81, 1871. mr2psp2t
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IMPORTS.

Steamship Austrian. from iverpool-s65 old rails
to order; 8pkRs hats SO pkgs mdse, IAN Ex Go 20
pkgs, j rr'ndle; pkge, Burnbam g. Merrill 's16
bars iron, Eoen Corey q Co; 10 pkgs. Mairett Poor
q Co; 6pkgs, K d Morrill,; hteei tyre order; %
casks Oil. TO order.
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MURDER OF MAINE MAN by INDIANA
The Denver, Col, tribune gives the particu.
lars OF the murder on the 9th or 9th inst, by
Indians, Of four persons Of party of six, on
the road from Chihuahua, near Casa Leon
Spring. One Of them was Charles Suther
land, formerly of Co. A. 10Th Maine regiment,
who enlisted at Biddeiord, and was wounded
at Cedar Mountain. The party was few
miles in advance of provision train en- ronte
for Fort Bayard. They were surprised by
Apaches and slaughtered with lances-the
heads of some OF them severed and placed
upon the bodies of others. and otherwise bor-
ribly mutilated. Two Mexicans who were on
horseback made their escape, although one Of
them was wounded, probably fatally. The
other victims were A. C. Hepner, Charles
Kerhl and wife,
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EXPORT DUTIES ON CUBAN PRoDucrIoNs.-
On and after April Let au export duty will be
imposed on the following articles: On sugar,
per boz rs cents; per hid 81 80; on molasses.
per hid, 30 cents; wax per pound. 10 cent.
segars. per Thousand, 70 cents; lumber. 8 per
eeut., and on and after July 1st duty of 10
per cent. win be imposed on all goods import
ed. Other local taxes viii be augmented and
the proceeds are all 70 be used to redeem the
notes already issued or to be issued by the
Spanish bank, and advanced TO the treasury
for war purposes.
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The COnfessiOns off An Tnv.1i1
To Arms, To Arms,

against what?" asks the reader. whv. apainst
the PolsoN', vile, maddening and deadly. adver.
tised as "snperior to all Hair Dyes" But' nm sec
ond thoughts. the call "to arms!" is upnecessarv.
The wretched trash is already being driven ont Of
the market It has received the coup de grace rom
CristadorO's Excelsior Hair Dive
The popularity of this time tried article increases
every hour. Every body is talking of the ..natura
shades" 1t imparts, and there is no conceivable
son why it should not be used, being las Professor
Chiffon states in his ccrtifcate) PERFeorIv
HARMLESS. As an exquisite dressing after d,Iro
use
CR1sTADoRO'S HAIR PRfsERvATIvE
mar1seodlm w1s,l6
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAM eR,
e NEWS,
FORT OF PORTLAND.
laesday, March Is

laesday, March Is.
ARRIVED.
steamship Austrian, tBr) wylie. LIVERPOOL 18th
alt wa Londonderry 18th with passengers and mdse
to II & A Allan.
steamer Chase, Mulliean. Halifax Ms. with 20 pas-
senQ Is and mdse to John Porteous
steamer New Brunswick, Pike, Boston TOR East-
port and 1t john. NIB. c
sen vary ellen ,Brl Britt, 81 Andrews. MIR r
slee pers srdPr. u 49,, a.
Sch Buena Vista, Knight, Wiscasset -snooks 10
Sci, Smelne, Roberts, wiscasset, -headins to A
Hob on. ,,.....-
Sch Nsuseag, Kent, kockland lot Bosom.
CLEAR RED.
Brig Martha cassidy, New York-Ryap s. DAY..
Sen Dot, tBrl Killam, Horton, MS.
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Many human being has passed away, for whose death
there was no other reason than the neglect OF known
and indisputably proved means OF cure those
siumber into which, had they calmly adopted
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SPOKEN.
Jan ,. hi p IS S. Ion 50 IS W. ship Montpelier. m
Callas tor Cork.
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@iIFenea Ia MfinnsiSta.

ffHt Hr"ffH
\ @s fap 10 Sabre felt p &sninssr
ualS be(a9ts, anp Sura, saS samaltSs 1sr5
ritprium cine 8sibs spn @lifipnsn tnter
ben, eriten glnfsDlsrn 2abbisIt So trar
biss elei6lam bic srtf &sfpsnpseirans
bssl Serrains fir @iiiipnen IN @tnnsips
ia. -Seitber spurpe Winnsiptaein Staat,
aber Die 5ertldutts Der Stride blisten
aud ni6t I'M 6intsrstunbe. 9m @sssl@
tbeil, bic 8irGe waGS IN nod srpberer
prppertipr beran, alS per Staat, Dies
it i~nfpnsabsit Der 5aIl NIT ben Get4
s%rssaticnsn in S.earns County, .Da,
mo por, is Sabyen faum fsias Slsdbats
ten pnp 8rsttsrbSusdsn als &ir9snstfn@
TEN erbsben fib nun mafipe @pttssbaas
isr Won Stsin ertaut ,unb eas nidt ,npr
t~insepsbt. ionssrn spniestrt., DafslfsS
sins Goahtp teiBt swulfpeati8s @fatsin1
zen. BON psldsn fi6 cine an Sts arrsrs
.ldlteSt aup Vie NIT Aasnabn,s ven eIhfr,
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Res taatcS ipnpern aud als brave, pflibtz
aetrrue &atbplifen arferspsm werren.
@Sscn AUDI rie Spfcr suweilen SrcB
uuc rriifenr iein, Die ibr cld racurd
aufleset raj ibr Yfarrihulen srdncet nrle
fattrlilde eebrer %nnterbaltct; 70 mare Der
Sdaren unr RE Strafe jerp6 Siel SrRs
fer, rio eud treffcn wiirre, jl tre1en
miftc, irenu ibr ras Sbereritc kicniecen,
Sinner rem l%lnslauben, Der Git
tenlciafcit unr rem |errcrtcn iiterants
wcrteu miirpet.-
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Kirdlid)e nadJridtsn.
&atboliten auh 5reii9ulta.

4 NQIyuttttW uuu SttVWutsu.
' SO 1T cine traurise Grfabruns unles
rss naufsetlarten" 3eitalters, rab bic
Smmpralitat UNI Sittenlpisfeit 1T ale
3clfsididten e%inserrunsen une belens
pers In lester ,3eit uitenee Tprtidritte
serna6t bat.
Sn aleu- 3eitunsen lieit man Spn
56aurerbafsn Mprctbaten, srpeartiSen
8etrassrsien unr llnterIdieifen ; spn
edelbaften Samilienicenen u,r Gbei6eis
tunsen II. I. ~. unp es rrdnst iid benz
aufmertiamen Sepbadter bic Srase auf :
u0ober risis allsemeine Gntfttliduna,
tiefe Mieadtuns allies sSttliden nnb
mmf6lidsn @eieses9 SeIlten mir piels
leidt auf rem 0ebiete rer GiSiliiatipn II.
8efttuns, anitatt 5prtidritte sen,adt gu
baben, riidparts sesanSen anc rer TIM
wiFenbeit unp benz Sarbarentbum an
bsimssfallert iein?... Esd nein, rOn>
inert Dir bic liberale Yreiie e,tSesen I!
yWtr finp niGt ;iirifseidritten, fprpern
.spransesan9en uni auf rer bSGitsn
STUFF Der Silruns lnp GiSiliiaticn an
vssfpmmsn! linn ME fSnnte eS aud
,anpsrs iein! &ein ancers 2anp brin9t
Dfslds srossn Spfer fir S@ulanterridt
ypie gtnRrifa /; unp in teinem antern
yaanee fnb tis Silpunssantalten 70
0,ablni6 unp einem ietn 5usansli6t
wis bier 81 Ganps" ~ 9tedt gut seS
braut tapferer 25rs' aber trpB all pieier
giIpuue laet eS fid ni6t Iea9ner, mas
mir pbsa bin ssiast in SstreF te Smz
mpraIitat unp Gntfitliduns Ger @efsll4
idaft-llnb, pab es 9erabe Der fpsenannz
te Veebilbete Stanb" it, aus ipel
bsm bic 8srbu9erzN ubrit ibre meiften
Spfsr bernimmt, rifs ss uns, als nidt
;u unwabri6sinlib eri6einen !aisn, bab
unisrs bsutiSe oSdul 8ilpuns" sine
ssrftbrte it, unp ni6t nur zen irabrsn
l3wsd niGt srni6t ipatsrn taS bspau@
srnspertbe @ssentbsil srn bsm srsisIt
paS man nit Rsdt srtparten ptrts.
SBren min, mas SeT 8ateman, Staatsz
fdulfupsrinpsnt in Sainsis, ibsr ben
trofloisn 3pftanb Der putliriduIen Iqst;
nDas jeBiss S@uliDfsm fam nur bunn
D;u fiufm sanfissn 8siultate fabrsn
utpftrn man au@ drifliEsn &elt9ipnsz
0unterridt in ben 2rbrpIun aufnimmt.
vSbnss Hslisionsunteriat paaf Gin
yipilbs8 8olf au6 tns trpB r,anGerlsi
Ofsinsn @lantsreB ilan fasnbar grOber
,rueltlider 8ilpunG bod INNER nlr Elm.
nbsippildss 9rIf IT. has ais bbdtss
D@sisB nun ben eiBsnen BilIsn 'adtst,
vuno bsbbaIb susrft muralild unp rann
aud pplitii6 Sfrbfrben miFe." (.
8fl6sS Ssrniatsnpe rlrtbeiL auSse1
iprc6sa pon siaen gunfee, ibsr uniere
9phloie Sdulbtlpun9. Oaraus efsben
ipir BOP 8srfansssbiIpunS pbns 9srsse
lung bss Ssrsens, untsuiat pbne relists
BIe grsisbuns MIR ;ur 9sr~abupIuns u.
8ertpilberuns fibren. 8pbr iputs senn
pbne 3elisiua' observation-disclosures, spsus
gbniafat Sitlidfeit une Tnssnu TOM
meme QBate URouHeaa's" Gag yssr
1en58ifY BON .@ebart SatL
wabp aSamn astnrli9 1tUate ts'stnas,
fSkategtnaass ssd ssadaihStfbssm fva
~ .raii9ti
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caran sl bdr9eiL eas ut illtr 9ffptB. -
&ann man cs in unieru Sa9en bod, III
jecer liiperlibeu &neipc bSrcn, irenn 70
elm absebaufter Srppf binter psm Bier
slas fist: rae man ale pfaHen banSen
mGiIe, inbem Tic ras 9ulYer bod attt
wertb ieierL" UNI bic Sleidseiinnten Saufs
briirer briileu baum ibr DSraYp," tint III
re 3nitimmur,9 ;i be;eusen. cas Gbri@
itentbum bat Elm sabes 9eben; bic adts
sebn S%abrbuneerte, bic es idpn erlebt unb
bic finftauienp sierbunpert 0eneratipnen,
bic eS idpn ,percen urp ~Serseben fab, BE-
men eS nhsebeast in'S @rab nadiab,
fSnrtsn el,d aber;euset, Zap es nod nidt
10 altersIdwad unb mpri1 it, uno tab
ikr ieinen STUN idwerlid erleben iperbet.
sic fSnntsn eu9 iiberseusel pab Is auf
sSttlider Stiftuns berubt unp auf einem
6elisn sesriineet it, unp pab bic pfcrtsn
ser SSue es nidt iiberpaltisen perten.
8larbt mir, ibr bsibbunsrisen IuetenS
grader unp ibr selpsierise Grbldaftsfan>
~tiratea, tyr sMe perpet idpn lansit ab>
seieselt iein, tpabrenp .eas Gbufentbam
nod feben unp nit sen @rme @pttes
tampfen pirp! @an1er alte Snfel bat
ldpn ieinen bunsrisen Neffen bic 3sit
lang ssmadt unb 1T ibm init Der etid
sesansen, unb mander alte 8auut trsibt
junse SprS6linss wabrenp bic junsen
Stamme nsben ibn pom Srfm sefnidt
wurcen. slio nidt su frib jutilirt!
las Gbritentbum lit ,pecer alters
idwad, nod bat es ii6 iiberlebt nod
itsbt eS unberedtist ha, nod it's Gin iber>
panrener Stanppunft. Sir ead fret
li6 it's Elm iiberpunreter Stancpunft
benz itr itebt nidt mebr auf BEN ielicen
Suneamtnt peielben, ibr babt es treulus
serratben ,,np ssrlaiien, ibr babt ibm saz
let seiast aber fir bic @enidbeit it's
fen, iiterwuntensr Stanppuuft, ibr sau=
get yeitanb fuet unp wur;elt sielmcbr
auf unp in pemielben, une pebe ibr, ipenn
es ,lntsr itreni 5asen ipide! 8as bic
MenI6beit il linp iparp, mas iie @rpeeS
seI6aHen mas fe ibrer wiircises berpcrs
ssbrabt raS serranft ite ihml. Oas
Gtriientbum bat ben 8Ssenpienit ben
Meralauben, eaS Seirentbum init ieinen
0rGueln uub 3aitern seruidtet, eS BAT
Silenns anp 0eiituns ssbradt es bat
ben driitliden Staat seidafen es bat
bic Sflasenfstten sebrpden, es bat bic
Gbe unc bic San,ilie sebsilist es bat raS
@eib sur @irpe res WanneS erbpben
ss bat bic Sdulen fir bic unwiTenre,
unp Spitaler fir bic leibenbe WsnIdbeit
sesrinbst, eS bat bic 8ifenidaft unp
Sunf sepHsst es bat 5rieren unc Gin
tradt @oblftanp unp Sesen sebradt
es ALIEN bietet !Seilmittel fir jebe &ranfz
belt, Rsttuns aus jeper Hptb unb ben
@abtab sur Seurtteiluns alIer menid5
li6e Ssbsnaerbdltnifs eS beantwprtet nit
Sefimmtbeit ale 5rase bic uriersn llrs
fpruns nniere Sefimmuns II. unier 3iel
bftrsfen, II. esiit Der fidere @sspsiiera nb
Jibrsr aus rer Belt IN bic GwiSfeit. 3allt
bas' Gbrifentbam, b. }. iaat man fiG, BON
ibm los, 70 febrt tas Seipsntbum nit
feinsm @SBenbisnt nit feinsn @raulet
unp 9afer1L nit ffin.r StIaYerei lnp
'garbarsi tpiebsr uns bic @elt miro cine
Seute tsS Spdmutbes, ter 8iatibr eeS
.GeissS unb Der @snufiaft. Gin far
fsS' 0prt- anb bod pure 8abrbeit IL
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lie Welt iiegt Int Irgen.
(Shlne.)

tSUtursJ
,Sere StattmaSr, wenn ic ours Ganc
suriidfebrt, jerer 8eiienre int pcitpasen
,inp auf Der G%iientatn, jerer SduIters
unb Sdneirerseieu, wsnn CT aus Der
Grembe beimtekrt, jebes @nsetses nno
Gerfintisunssblatt, fat jece 3eitanS ans
jeter kalt> unp san;tucirte Seamte 1T
beut gu Gag Elm apritsl hes rnslautens
uno I9lspYt aus s~eibesfraftem @Srtel
unc Steite bel, TINT ben Sau ees batYlcs
niiden 1burnes ;u fSrcern. @les iareit:
has GbriFentbum liest in ren lestsn BIZ
gen, bic YfaHen BADEN teinsn Sccsn msbr
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