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Foreign Notes,

1t is stated that 10000 Turcomans recently
assembled at New and determined to solicit
Afghan help for holy war against Russia.
The committee of the French Assembly has
approved the grant for sending delegation of
wOrkmen to the Centennial
In the House of Commons Saturday, Mr..
Bourke, under Secretary of Foreign Affairs, de-
MED that the American government mad given
notice of the abrogation of the 10th clause of
the Ashburton treaty..
The Manchester Guardian published state
ment Saturday to the effect that the English
government had consented to deliver Winslow
but inquiry by the Associated Press reporter at
the American Embassy shows the statement
unfounded.
The new Servian ministry has resigned.
Cause unknown.
Dublin University will send a crew of four
to the Centennial.
The outrage at Malaga in which British
sailor was shot and allowed to bleed to death,
proves worse than at first reported. The Span
ish authorities refuse to give his name.
$4,000 stand of arms and $1O0O,000 worth of
ammunition have arrived in Mexico,
A religious riot took place recently in Ouere.
taro, Mexico. Rev. Maxwell Phillips, Pres
byterian missionary, was seriously wounded.
There was a severe shock Of earthquake in
Guadalajara, April 18th.
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A WESTERN TORNADO.
Much Damage i'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, May "a tornado visited here this
evening and moved railroad depots, blew down
several large church steeples, unroofed large
number of houses, moved barnes and factories,
blew. the fog bell and tower into the lake,
wrecked carriages and cid incalculable damage.
There is hardly any loss of life. The storm
lasted but few minutes HThe damage will
reach $250, 1000.
The Damage i'm Leavenw0rth.
LEAvENwoRTH, May ga tornado this morn.
ing damaged buildings to the extent of over
100000.
go, ILL.,, specials says the Illinois Central mail
train bound south was struck by the tornado
two miles south Of that point last night The
entire train was ditched. No person was killed
but several were severely injured.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Foreign ExpOrts.

LIVERPOOL, ENG. Br Steamship Peruvian
1901 # lumber, 9,6S bush wheat 1856 do peas IT,
Shoes 600 lbs sausages, $4,000 do Bacon 242OO do
meats 26S,SOO do lard 500 do tallow $500 do ribs
10000 do tsngues, 30 sewing machines, 1 organ
packages merchandise.
HALIFAX. MS. Steamer Famouth-14nO hills
-four, 361 bags bran, 1900 lbs seed, 22oO lbs hops
packages cigars 80 boxes pipes 200 lbs tobacco175
lbs cordage 40 packages boots and Shoes 1872 packa-
ges paper 81 BIDS oars, A gals varnish Isl packages
merchandise.
LIVERPOOL. Schr E Warren-15O,O6S # lum-
Der, II, 100 pickets, 10000 latbs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO OUR FRIENDS.

All friends Of the Reform Club who will take
care of one or more delegates during the
session of the Grand Rally at City Hall this week.
requested to leave their names at the club room
AS large number of delegates will be present, it is
hoped our friends will respond literally.
mySsnd3t S. F. PEARSON, President P. r. G.
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HUNDREDS of lives have been saved by the use Of
HUNTS REMEDY, the great Kidney Medicine. 1t
cures Dropsy and all Diseases of the Kidneys, Bad
der and Urinary Organs. HUNTS REMEDY is pure
y vegetable, and used daily by physicians in their
practice. Do not delay, but try HUNTS REMEDY
Immediately.
my2 myseod&w1w
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Notice..

There will be preaching in Mechanics Building,
Congress St., corner Casco, by G. T. Smith of Swamp
scott, Mass, Monday and Tuesday evenings, May 8
and 8. Subject on Monday Evening-The Scriptural
Answer to the Question, "What Shall L do to be
Saved" The public are invited to attend.
my8 d2t*
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The Georgia Delegations to Cincinnati
and St, Louis.

AUGUSTA, Ga May 6.-The Georgia Demo.
cratic delegation is uncommitted and will vote
for any good man. Bayard is the most popu-
lar.
The Republican delegation stands 10 for Nor
ton. for Blaine and Brist DIV, and for Conk-
ling.
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METEOROLOGICAL

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY -FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF S1cNA1l
OFFICER, Washington, d. c..
May s, Il A. MDt
For New England,
falling followed by rising barometer, southeast
winds veering to westerly, lower temperature
except in northern portion, light rains succeed
ed by clearing weather. Cautonary signals
continue at Eastport.
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MEMORANDA

Ship Loretto Fish, Carney. from Callao for NYork,
was spoken April g. lat Is 80 N, Ion 81 W, with loss
of some sails and e,nmast sprung.
Sch Carrie Belle, Seavy, from Rockland, with lime,
which put into Edgartown some four weeks ago with
cargo on fire. has been opened and the cargo being
sold at low figure. The vessels deck was so badly
burnc in some places that it will spring under the
weight of man.
Sch Satilla Rivers at Charleston I'd inst from Bath
reports heavy weather the passage, and stove rail-
boat &c.
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Providence Print Cloths Market.

PROVIDENCE, May y.-Printing Cloths market
continued duh during the past week with little vari-
atoms in prices closing at So sc for good standard
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80 wad some power the gift to gle us,


Behold that PALE emaciated figure, with downcast
eye, like some criminal about to meet her fate! See
that nervous, dlstrustful look, she walks along
her cheeks and the cherry her lips The once spark
ling, dancing eyes are now dull and expressionless.
The once warm, dimpled hands now thin and
cold Her beauty has fed. What has wrought this
wonderful change? What is that which is lurking
beneath the surface of that once lovely form? Does
she realize her terrible condition? sshe aware of the
woful appearance she makes? Woman, from her
very nature, is subject to catalogue of diseases
from which man is entirely exempt. many of these
maladies are induced by her own carelessness, or
through Ignorance of the laws of her being, Again,
be arrested in their course, and thereby prove of
short duration. They should not be left to mex
perienced physician who does not understand their
nature, and is therefore, incompetent to treat them.
The Importance of attending to Female Diseases in
their earliest stages cannot be too strongly urged.
For if neglected. they frequently lead to COnsump-
ton. Chronic Debility, and oftentimes to Insanity
orite Prescription is without rival. No medicine
has ever surpassed it. SIN the Peoples Common
Sense Medical Adviser" of which R. v. Pierce, M.
D., of Buffalo, N. Y, is the author and publisher is
an extended treatise on WOMAN AND HER DIsEAS-
Es. Under this head, the various affections to
which woman is incident carefully portrayed and
restorative course of treatment suggested. Every
woman, as she values her life and health, should
possess copy of this valuable book. If she be dis
restored to health and also direct her how she NAV
ward off many maladies to which she is constantly
being exposed. Let every suffering woman heed
this timely advice and herself as others Isee her.
Price of Adviser, $3.50 (post.paid to any address.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.
NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Saturday, May @.
ARRIVED.
Steamship EleaDora, johnson, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Brig Whitaker Cotton, Joggins, MS, for New York
Sch Agenora, Foster, Plymouth of and for Els
Sch Mary Gage, Smith, Boston for Jonesport.
Sch Ira der. Bra 1bury, Salem for ROcklaDd.
Sch Pioneer, Lincoln, Bangor for Norwalk.
Sch Avail, Tibbetts, Bangor tor Boston.
Sch Milton. Trask, Hampden for Boston.
Sch Riepz Woodbury., Thomaston TOR Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamship Peruvian, (Br> Richardson, Liverpool
Steamer falmouth, Colby, Halifax. N S, John
Porteogs.
Sch Chas Morrison, Lavender, Liverpool-Ber1in
Mills Co.
Sch Georgiana, Wentworth, Boston, with part of
inward carec-master.
Sch Ida u Spoford, ingalls,. Eastport and Calais
Nathl Blake.
Sch Theory, Goss, Cutler-master.
Sch Mary Stewart, Coombs Bangor-Jos Dc 1ge.
Sch Willie Martin, Moshier, Small Point, to load
for Philadelphia e freeman.
Sch Three Sisters, Bickmore, Friendship.
sunday, May n.
ARRIVED.
u ship Monongahala, from Polt Royal. SC.
Sch Albert Clarence, Halves, Nortolk-oysters to
JAS freeman.
Sch e q Willard, Simonton. Philadelphia.
Sch Sophie Harrington, New York.
Sch Odell, Winslow, New York.
Sch Gypsy, Munroe, Prospect Harbor.
Sch Taniscott, Thurlow, Deer Isle.
Sch TaglioDi, Carnage, Damariscotta.
Sch Hannie WesibrOok, McDutfie, Kepnebec River
for Annapolis, Md.
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Sid. schs Harper, Mary Ward, George s. Albert,
Jos Fish. Lark Louisa Bliss, Whitney Long, William
Penn. W Darling, Fri, Ontara, John Balch, Tim
Field, Emma K Smalley, Canary, Mary Langdon,
BosION-Ar 5tb schs Ontara, Pettigrew, Perth
Amboy: Victory. Moon, Sullivan.
Cid 9th, scho Emma Green, Tibbetts, Charleston;
j W Peasley, Parker, Calais
AR 9th. brig Antelope, Ray Perth Amboyr A L
Fri, Robinson, South Amboy; Veto Thorndike. Perth
Amboy; Emma Smaley. McFadden, Weehawken;
John Ayiles Tracey, and II Hodgman, Leighton.
Mansfield, Achorh, and Monticello, Morton. from
Rondout.
Cid 9Th, schs M M Pote, Gookins, for Charleston;
BATH-Sid 5th, schs Annie Chase, Poole for
Charleston Hannie Westbrook, McDuffie, drom
Riggsville) for Annapolis, Md.
WISCASSET-Sd 2Sth, barque Xenia, Reynolds,
Liverpool.
FOREIGN PORTS.
AR at Rangoon list, ship Harriet McGilvery Blake,
Liverpool.
Sid I'm Valencia Apl IL, ship Ell Captain, Lincoln.
Ar at Gibraltar Apl IA, brig Fidea, Hopkins, from
| Messina for Philadelphia
Sid I'm Montevideo Mich 81, sch RObt Palmer, Den
nison st Thomas, (naving IepaiIed9
craw, for United States, ldg; sch Kelley, Gray.
| At Mayaguez, PR, Apl 10, schs Paine, billiard,
| for New York or Philadelphia ed Paul Seavy,
| French, for North of Hatteras 22d.
Ar at Cienfuegos I'd inst brig Ponvert, Moore, I'm
Kingston, ia.
| Sid I'd. barque Nicola Smith, Boston.
Ar at Trinidad Apl 3d. brig Emma Buchanan, New
| York.
| Ar at Havana 4th inst, brig Sarah s. Emma, Car
| ter. Liverpool.
| Sid FIN Sagua I'd inst, sch VIM Todd, wodd. North
| of Hatteras.
ar at Canning, Ms. I'd list, sch Bonetta, Clark,
| Portland.
Ar at Canning, MS, Sd inst, sch Lucknow, MeNeily,
| Portland.
Ar at Port Mulgrave, Ms, Sd inst, sch Percy, from
| Eastport for Magdalean Islands,
| Ar at st John, NIB 9Th inst, sch William Arthur,
| Hackett, Portland.
--latest by European steamers.l
| Ar at Liverpool Apl Goth. Andrew johnson, Speed,
| Mobile; 2lst Tabor, Taylor, New Orleans.
| Ar at Cuxbaven Apl 20, Joseph Clark, Park, Lobos
Sid I'm Cardiff Apl goth. Alice Reed, Kelleran, for
| Batavia.
Ar at Cadiz 18th, David Bugbee, Showers, NYork
Ar at Hamburg Apl 2Oth Mt Washington, Perkins,
| Jarvis Island.
Ar at Lamlash 16th Waldo. Estes, from Greenock
| fer Havana.
Ar at Leith Ap 81. Sontag, Herman, Pabellon.
Ar at Lisbon Apl 18th, Lillian, Campbell, Philadel-
phia.
Sid I'm the Eddystone Apl 81, c Hazeltne, Gilky,
(from Savannah) for Reval.
Sid FIN Barcelona Apl 16, j s BragdoD, Fletcher,
Cadiz.
| SPOKEN.
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HAVANA Market.

CLEVELAND May 6.-The Petroleum market is
quiet; standard at 10t prime White at III for car
lots.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Piper the Berry Murderer.

BOSTON, May 6.-In the Supreme Court to-
day, motion was filed fer a new trial in the
case of Piper convicted twice for the murder of
Mabel Young. The motion was founded upon
the alleged finding of another bat similar to
the one said to have been used by Piper. The
motion will be argued Monday.
The North Adams Failure.
FALL RIVER, May 6-The Fall River manu-
facturers hold paper of Harvey Arnold & Co.,
to the amount of about $115,0 instead of 81
900 or $780, as previously reported. 1t is SO
distributed among the several mills, however
as not to affect them in the least.
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European Markets.

LONDON, May 5-123O P. M.-Consos at 96 GIG
for money and account.
LONDON, May 5-l2.3O P. M.-American securi-
ties-Unted States bonds, 1867 at 1864.
LIVERPOOL, May 5.-12.3O r. M.-Cotton market,
sales of mddling upands L. M. c., August delivery,
11-16d.
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MARRIED.. y

In Deering May A, by Rev. II. Whtcher, George b
In Yarmouth. May 8, by Rev. j. Terry, David H.
Bennett and Lizzie f. Loring, both of Yarmouth.
In Freeport, April 49, David G. Barstow of Dur
ham and Miss Mary A. Tuttle of Pownal.
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lFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 9Th, sch Abbie ingalls,,
Ingalls,, Cienfuegos.
Sid FIN Sagua ~, brig Harry Smith, for port North
of Hatteras.
Ar at Matanzas 4th, brig Nichols, Chase, from
Portland
Sid 4th, brig H Cults. Sheppard. North of Hat
teras; sch Della Yates, Yates, do.
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A Card.

The Portland Women's Christian Asso.
citation gratefully acknowledge the receipt of two
hundred dollars, (S2O0 the bequest of the late Mr..
Alvah Conant. G. B. LYMAN, Treasurer.
my8 sndlt
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SPOKEN.

Apl2 lat IS 80, Ion 81 W, ship Loretto Fish. Car
ney from Callao TOR Europe, with malnmast sprung
and loss Of sails.)
April 28, lat AZ IA, lon 81 80, barQue Arizona from
Rouen for st Thomas.
May 3, off Cape Henry, barque Annie Torrey, from
Bremen for Hampton Roads.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Please tell the people that you saw their
Advertisement in the PRESS the circula
ton of which, per month, exceed, 100000,
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COMPREHENSIVE.
Dissolution of Copartnership.

FINHE copartnership existing under the name oil
Il HOVEY 81 DEAN is this day dissolved by mu-
tga consent All bills of the firm will be settled by
w. ;. HOvEH, who will continue to carry on the
ing at the old stand, 45 Preble St
Portland, May 1st mv3d1ws
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
Boston stock Market.
[sales at the Brokers' Board, May 81

By water conveyance-1oOO bush cornmeal to G
lrue 81 ca
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LodItS at CHt DIUhtlo 13odfU, H11E vi
l Boston & Maine Railroad .1014
Eastern Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III
Second Call
$4,000 Portland Skies. ..............." l0l4
60 Eastern Railroad. ................. .,".., 11s
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I'm elmer Stoot i'm 9Selten lieB lid

,Sn elller St00f I'M 9Se'ten lleb 'W
Elm Geontteur nieoer uno CAB cine ncue
3eitung berous. Cine slnSabl Gin=
wpbner oes S,tes, wel1e our6 oas
llnwclen elmer sablreiNen ganbe ge=
werbsmdbi9er Spieler leDr bclaiti9t
wurbcn, perlpra6en inn ibre Inter
ltiibung, ,penn er scsen Oielelben III
leinem Slaite asitiren wolle. Scr
Sournaliit lagtc 81 ulo am na6ltcn
Gage erl6ien Elm opnnernoer NrtifeI
9esen Die @auner. Says 0arauf laB
Ser &eoatteur in ieinem Surcou an Der
Mrbeit, dis ein boumlunocr &crl nit
cinem &nittel in Der 0anb bereintrat
unb lid ertunbigte, ob Der 9teoatreur gu
0aulc lei. ngiein, mein 0crr, ausen=
blidlib nidt," mar Die Mntlport, Tier
limb 3eitunscn, i'd lperoe i'm ruI fen"
|Samit psrl6wano Der 3citun9smonn
unb Der onoere pertieIte li0 in Die
3eitunSen. llnten an Der Srcppc be-
scsnete Dem Spurnuliitcn eil 5meiter
Yelu1er, e%bcnlalls nit md6tisem &nitr
tel, glci4iaas naA Dem @eootteur
Tragcno. nGr lit ober, mein Scrr.
sic weroen i'm bel ben 3eitun9cn i'm
ocn," eripioerte or. Mit cinem 9rdull=
den Stud l~tiirstc Der Mann in Die
Stube uno auf ben pcrmeintllhcn
&eoatteur los, Der lih ;u tapIerer Sc
gen,pebr er6ob, wpraui beihc Gowoics
in elmer wiitDenoen 8ai9erei ibrem Corn
sesen Den perluiinldten 3eitungsl1rel=
Der Guft mahten.
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Grnst mud Stherz.
Mifbtcr Ormcfcr!

SD bah MGR idun oft ocminldt an ell,
1tnc YlGbdc Az lcwe, I'M GILES iuidt abou
is, lpic ids aleidr obu. Mic icu Ylast)
III iull bcb nil ib cid la9c:
Nau, icit mer jnidt nor cMol fill
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sic iudt ell idonc quite Ylat,
$50 Mcnidc, Sicb, 9uno I'LL Sap,
Yl bic ccsne Sibncb meino
lin cbrlih.is nit 5rcino iii 6cinb;
$50 Nicmanb itcblt III Iicmano lii9t;
llu Die Mabrbeit INNER iicgt,
$50 MGR for 3cdt III @abrbcit ocntt,
limb @dstcls al DC Galae banot,
@u fcD Sautcrl I'M iid ipude,
lin fcb %ig in bic 3citua9 orudc,
@So Sa9s feb Yobcl l~eftionirt
lin Na&ts ben geit bic Sduicr iAmicrt,
$50 tcbn idleAtc @cibslcit rctie,
In iiA iuit in giise fetidc;
$50 Grabbaxs net nit lanse Sod
lin @oor an Bart, as iuie bic BOD,
I'm Motnaic init @autubnf.
lin Gene alto @atid I'M Sad,
Mct al ale Gdc itcbc,
llm bic @cibslcit ansuicbc.
.gSo bic @eibsleit lid nod idanc,
@ann fc ii6 net brab bcncbmc.
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lin ibr Sous in 9red oertappe,
$50 ale gcit redt ebrlid fin,
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$50 tcbn rcidcr Mnappcrbart,
.llcbcr arnc @cit naus iabrt,
$50 biz Nadborc nanncr leibc,
lin net lpic Sunb unb @abc treitc;
$50 iic manner untcrtiibc,
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$50 mcr net ircunolid ms @eiidt,
Sun Srci uno Grcinbidaft gu biz fpridt,
Sobalo bu bcincn Jtiiden weubf,
Sir en- Mfc6er in ben @adcl remit;
Wao gu rcd)ts Yumc juit tide, y
Nct mad icocm 2oorI hide!
aSo bic geitn net @1iStD laufc,
lin mibcr Mmpes Yote luuic;
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lin bod)..su lid elc iatt;
IS. ua, bic G~brlidfeit mcbr adt,
T. liocs scltoblcnc Icidtbums Yradt;
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@dr' sciuib cbn grobcr Sdat,
$50 is Der Vlat ?-JiMS i'd i'm Wobl,
@ann i1 aud refs bun Yol ST. Sol?
MdrD @cip,an9.
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6cltene &ir9cnbeu@e DER.

Gin GciItli1er in Bottom, Ser, pic
peilano MbrQbam a Santa Clara.
manhcn 9uten gSib sur Gr6anun9 lei=
ner 3ubDrer Der Yreoigt einperleibtc.
bemertte, oab wdbreno zines DeItlgen
Glatreecns piele SpaSier9an9er in oit
Stride elntroten, in Der CT preoi9te.
Der &eiltli0e licB Die Serrcn uno
.9amcr lid rubig oitiren, Damn obel
lQ9te er:
?DScm oaus lit Elm Set1aus,-i6r
o6cr mo@t cincn &e9enjAirm oarar5.
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Sdulblps. Nater sd be,
oouerc, mcin 1err, Sbnen meme Sod
ter @nna ni9t sur 6rau seben gu ton
ncn,-Ie lit nod piel 3u juns."-Sod.
ter: .Mber Yapa, bas 1T oo6 nidt
redt, Dem 9errn ,uegcn eines JeblcrS,
fir ben bod i'd ni4ts tanr, cinen Sorb
,Su sebcn."
*perr @irtb, i'd babe Gin @las
@ein unS Elm 8roo. 8as bin i'd
idulois?" = r25 Yicnnisc." rIbcr
man iaste mir ia, bier betdme man Gin
&las @ein uno cine ioure 3un9c su=
-iammen fir MIR 25 GTennise. Cine
iaurc 3unse bab' id ia bod gar nidt
;betommen." = r@irtli4 nidt?" :
,.@epib nidt, frasen Sic nur Die Self
nerin lelblt." - .Spnoerbar; oann
liuo sic wirtlid Der erlte @alt, Der ppn
meinem 8ein feline azure 3unse be-
.tommen bat"
Gin franS5lil6er &rin, crfunoistc
Tb emit bel Dem Baron q. nad BEN
Yeiinben lciner &emablin. Ser balb=
taube Baron pernabm Die Grose fallb.
meinte Der YriuS ertunOi9e liA mad
SIN 8eIinoen, GA er chen an Der Grippe
Fit, unb antportete ali 10: Monleisneu1
- lit Mles nm loni ; i6 tann lie nur
.:7mal nibt log werben uno mllB mi
ii.lcr Ylasc 1ebcn uno lterbcn. 2cioe1
y>ibt lie mir audi ben Sdlaf uni
;aalt mid oes Nadts am meilten!
3meifeI9 aftes2ob.
Mutter : Setter, lcrnit Su Dem beut
idon wieber gar ni9ts, Su famle
@dlinsel?
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beut' bat mid Der 9err Sebrer losa
9elobt.
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id nidt.
Yeter ga, Der Serr 2ebrer bat beut
gum Yaul sclost Youl, Su bilt DOC
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beljte Trab. Der mir je unter bic Mlse'
setommen lit, ba 1T mir w~abrbaftis DE-
4eter nod lieber.
&urioier Sheater;ettcl.
Ser nobfplsenoe i'm 9el ibe oes ltde
til6en Mtuleums su 8raunldweis be
finbli6e Sbeatcrsettel oiirfte wobl %
h0hitc lcilten, mas je bon elmer Bill
nenleiturg berpprgcbraht 1T.
Mit YewiQigung wiro in Sadlui
(bci GotDa) @ufsefiibrt SonnabenoS
ben
81. Ses. 1884
Sic @raIen bon 9pben9roloel ed
ooer Elm
@emdlte aug Ser 8oterldnoil1en 500
Stit in Sler MufSiigen.
(6ol9t Ser pn
Sim SdluB = un9laubli9, 90
hldltdbli6 wabr:
NIB! Cur Wetwemlidfeit bes Subl
tumB lit an9eortnet, tas bic GrIte &eil
1i6 binle9t, Die S,penoe tnietb, Die trii
1iibt uno piirte ltetb, 10 f0nnens III
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