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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-12

HOGS-Are moderately active and market
steady. Common So 25a5 u.s. fair to good light
IS S5a6 Is, good packing So 20a6 a5, and select
butchers $6 50a8 70 per cenJal gross.
CATTLE-Frm market and demand only
moderate. Wequote 81 50a2 rs for common, s.
a3 10 for medium, 81 00a4 Is for good butcn-
ers', and 81 60a5 for fair to good shipping.
SHEEP-Steady and quiet market. We
quote So 25a4 30 for common to medium, ana
ID 75a6 for good to choice per GENITAL gross.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-12
Cincinnati Live Stock Market.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 12--2 z. M.

The following are the receipts and ship
ments OF live stock for the past 10 hours:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-12
For Louisville.

THIS DAY, 18th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY.
the U. S. Mail Line Steamer.
@- n GENERAL LYTLE, G. Dufour,
Master. Freight received at all
hours on Wharf-boat. foot OF Vine
street. Il. NJ. Wade, Superintendent
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-12

I'm ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES EASTERN
ADVERTISERS In THE STAR, MR., E. DUN
CAN SNIFFEN, NO. 70 ASTOR HOUSE, NEW
YORK oITY, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern States. This will be
\ branch office of the STAR, Mr.. Sniffen being au-
thoriEed to make advertising contracts on our be-
hall, and receipt all collections therefor In our
name.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-12

Jesse Arthur, Esq, is the attorney Of
the new Building Association.
Bond Lodge, l. o. o. r., attended the
funeral Of VIM. Zufiucht yesterday.
The Baptist Sewing Circle will meet
Wednesday evening at the residence OF
Mrs. Kldwen on Third street.
Mr.. Lew. Miller Is now running his
ferry regularly between the hours of 6
A. M. and p. M. Fare from the Ken
lucky side TO the city. 10 cents.
Telling the facts about the street raik
goad keeps settlers away from Dayton,
does III A prospective settler will
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-23
1ailp Anlnfbrt Sournal.
SUNDAY IN DEADwooB.

SOMETHING FOR ALL TASTES AND CoN
{ haeaa SIDERABLE OF IT.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-23
RallomeIl Aobfrtlsements
new GOODS
AT
EXTRA BARGAINS
A-FOR THE
Next Thirty Days !!

Best Glazed Spool Cotton REDUCED to cts. a
spool.
Good Elastic Cord cent yd
Ladies Rucnes REDUCED TO / cent each.
New Lot OF Fans from 10 to 10 each.
Large Lot Cambria Sun Umbrellas from J0c to 81
each.
silk Sun Umbrellas from 81 80 to $3.50 each.
Mems Cotton Pants REDUCED TO Us cts.
Mems Thin Undershirts for 81 cts.
IL Cakes Toile: Soap for 25 cts.
Hagan's Magnolia Balm so cts. bottle.
AdamsOns Balsam 25 cts a bottle.
Ayers Hair Vigor G5 cts. bottle.
Mosquito Netting 10 cts a yd.
Ladies SILK Bows for i5c, 25c and 37c each.
Balls Best Transparent Soap Tor IS cts.
~ doz. Shirt Buttons for cts.
Nice Two Button Kid Gloves for SOC pair.
Clarks Machine Spool thread cts. u spool.
Ladies' Felt Skirts only 50c each.
Best Brown Duck Overalis SOC a pair.
Ladies' Fine Handkerchiefs for 25c,
Papers OF Good Pins for lQc.
New lot 10 Bone Corsets for SOC.
Extra 90 Bone Embroidered Corsets for 81. 90.
very Pretty Vases for Soc and o. apair.
All Linen Towels for sc EACH
Chlldren's Round Combs ., 10, 15c each.
All Linen Table Covers for soc.
New Lot Ladies' Ruches for lOc a Dozen
pairs Ladies' Striped Hose for 25c.
Ladies' White Hose SC pair.
Nice Linen Damask Towels 25c each.
GOOD Wallets 10, % and soc each.
All Linen Bosoms IL, 20, 30, 25. 3}c each.
Good Note Paper and Toe Quire
GOOD Perlumery for l0c Bottles
Nearly all kinds of Pills for 2Oc a Box.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-23

On Sunday the people pour INTO Dead
wood from the adjoining camps. and dur
ing the day the streets have the appear
aIfce of national celebration. On closer
inspee eiion You discover that the crowd is
attracted hy an auclioneer. who has
mounted barrel. and is CRYING his wares
the accumulation ot every kind of pawned
properly. On the other side the prize
package man holds out valuable induce
ments 10 gaping crowd. " ho after lis
teniny To "A harangue OF fifteen minutes,
stand ia awe, with DISAPPOINTING stamp
ed upon their countenauce, to see the for
tune they might have possessed had they
. ou.y drawn The lncky packet he displays
before them. Then the bands. send out
liveiv music from the ''hee-and-easyS
while the merchants are busy bartering
their wares for gold-dust to the dusky
miner. Every body is on the alert. tramp
ing TO and fro, in and out and up and
down the mountains Then. just around
the corner from this busy throng, the un-
pretentious building occupied for church
sends forth its echoes from the three or
four score of worshippers there assembled,
and many are the hardy miners who here
take the opportunity TO thank God for
health and success; and all these, togelh-
er with the confusion upon the streetstand
yelps from dog.fghts. reverberate over
tho hills. When the weather is pleasant,
groups of two and upwards are seen
winding upon the towering bed-rocks or
climbing through the mountain pines. To
one not accustomed to this romantic re-
gion, such oceedngs-religion traffic,
toll and pleasure going to make up Sun
day-appear absurd in the extreme. But
such is mountain life, and in a brief time
the most fastidous pilgrim from the more
Athenian regions will become accustomed
to and fascinated by them .-Black HiHs
Times.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-23
STATE NEES.

The Press says that during the storm Tuesday
night the lightning struck tree between the vii
lsge of Fryeburg and the railroad. From the
tree it ran through the ground ploughiDg large
furrow. Ii then passed through the bank under
tbs railroad and into the ground on the other side.
Mr.. Wylic, who was eating supper near by, had
his knife and fork thrown out of his hand, but
suffered no further from the fluid.
Mr.. Frederic 7. Smith, of the United Kingdom
Band of Hope London, Is visiting Portland, to
get information about the prohibitory law for Mr..
Morley, N. p.
that the Aroostook Pioneer addressed to Joseph
Bell Is not taken from the post Office. Reason,
dead, burnt in the great fire."
Dipthera has reappeared TO scourge the people
of Abbot. Several cases have recently occurred
~ West Abbot. few weeks since MIR. and Mrs.
Mark Pease lost their only child, little boy.
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Cole buried
two. little girl Of two years and little boy of
eight. In these ctses the disease has worked rap
idly and baffled all skill. Another sad and sud
den death on Saturday was that of Mrs. Carr.
6 t = Dexter Gazette.
The porgy season at Round Pond, Bristol still
continues very dull, and the catch of fish very
small; but hopes are entertained that q good
catch may yet be taken before the close Of the
season.
Camden in few days furnishes quite chapter
of accidents: l.. p. Bstchelder cut a cash in his
Dack Dy 1afiIng from q vel0clpeue. MIS-. =. u.
Andrews fell down the steps Of the new hall, and
broke her near the wrist. The husband of
this lady, Mr.. Andrews, while engaged at his
trade ip painting, fell from building on account
of the staging giving way, breaking both bones
Of his right ankle and dislocatng the joint of the
left ankle. So violent was the shock that
the fractured ends of the bone protrud-
ed through his clothing. Mrs. Nancy Scott fell
down her cellar stairs and received very severe
injuries.
Monday afternoon shower passed over por-
ton of Wilton, accompanied with hail, doing
some damage to crops. The lightning struck
tree in the yard of Mr.. Charles Noyes, upon the
branches of which several scythes were hanging,
to one Of which the fluid passed making basket
stuff of the snatb. The shock was quite severe
to some Of the inmates Of the dwelling.
Coal sells at Camden for 1915 the gross ton.
The frame for j. s. Leightons new two story
single mill near the railroad depot in IIoulton,
is raised, and workmen are engaged in covering
the building. The machinery for manufacturing
shingles is to be driven by steam power in Shaw
Bros works.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-19

- perdt1Ien Sic riht oarau. Sn SDrem
Srief eupdbnten sic, baB Sie Ieiner
8%errpanoten baIber inlS NIT 5n 'pEs@eH
bGtten."
WluIter."
ngBas bat it ber Bittus tbrsr SObne8
81 idgen?"
nSie m6ht. Sbnen beLFsn."
~3n tpeIdet Art?"
nSn Der e~;i3igen ibr mogIi6en 4rt -
nit @elo. SSd babe tnuienO Bfuno Bel
mir, peIhe ib Sbneu o%uf3n5G6len er;
mGbtigt bin, inter Der 8eoingung, bag
sic feline Tarnilie nie belGitl0eu. Sic
puniht, oaB Sic Sbren 9e9enipdrtiscn
Beruf aufgt0en unD GngIdno Derlaiien,
benn Die Nf0sIiAteit, Sbnen 5n be9e9nen
lpdre ibr ni6t angenebm."
Gin bitteres 9dGeIu fpielte unl 2uets
ems 2ippsn, ais tie i'm au60rte.
ySA mil nd5 Welo nebmen," fagte fIe,
ytG Dabe ein 3teAl Darauf. 46er Utiutz
omen FOURTEEN mid nidt fir ben S1mer3
entI4Gci9cn nno fir Die 2etosn, bic itber
mid aefOmmen iin6. Saeen Sic @rnit
Semples Otntter, baB lb Tie uiOt me6r
belGlti9en iuetoe. Nber i'd nil Deoer
meiuen 8erAT aufgeben, nod GngLauo
DertaIlen. SD wiu mid III meincm BE
RIFE erbe6eM. nil gIGn5eu BARN - i0l
0elo Iou NIT paSu perbelfen, utb icoe
Stufe. Die ib auf Der Setter oes Jtubmes
emporiteige. iou mid metntr 3a6e, Die
ih getobr babe. uIu einen Shritt nd0cr
brinGen."
5Drer gadc, Wr8. EempIe2"
vS3a, ih Weroe Jtuhe nebmen fir oaa
fur0tbare lInredt, bas mir Sngefigl
ipuroc, Wlr. S%rampton. SD iperoe nun
Ditiem 3ipeGe leben uuo BEL Der bimlnll'
i6cn 0erehtt9teit! lh neroe metIl 3IeI
erreiden, Otr. Bramptou. Sagen Sit
bu5 0enen. Die Sic 5u mir 9sl9idt pa:
ben."
(Sortiesuns foI9t..)
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Ger Us a n b r.

bet Der ganRn btutl6sn Vfarrfhule, fD.lGt
Der bc&1irpt8te SER Ste Glts bate, wab'
renb fetnei 5ttrfetns III befuhen.
un(ere btsilse brutfae piarrfHule. tYelh,
eurh Die Btmasuaasn uaisrs atsenetn he
iisbtsn Seelicraess &sp. q. Ylut auf Der
ssasnwdrtta.n Stazbpunft aetra&t rurbt'
eettsbt aus crrt A5ibetluusen Gle Gbers
NnaseFid,ale ftbt unter Der tIntiaen Set.
tuna hfs ystrtrs 9etnrth 6aut. unb an bel
cetrn M1tGerftuie une an Der untern
Stale wIrien ii, strw. Ssnebtfttner GGpe'
tern. sfrsn 3u1t,eteit unD l~auAidkrife
Yrdrts IN trm S6uifane BIER Mot meter
otrrorsrtcSsn Al Dtrben brauAt. Die bret
SGslen suFlmnen siblsn IN ITS SAIler,
unS Bate. siristben eiren Gerslet@ aus nit
trgsno elmer G,ensutari4ute css 9taates,
mas ett~rtesntnilt, 3u6t unb Orbnung an
betrtFt.
Nass etsiss aaten mir nun tauptfddlt6
ben SsmuSInasa unfsTs Sesllorgers au per .
eantsn. weIGosr lid ieit (ttnsm etpi6trtaen
5'srittn btrstts oitle unp srose 8erbtenfe
errarb. ndmsntit1 un unfere Sueenb.
Ntbt nur, bab {. CUTE 59ulen fur ttei.lbe
err'ttete. unb tlpttse Scorer anasnte, CT
Osludt aub tdit tdStt6 eteie Shulen letbR.
srmuntsrt es &inDer gun, 9srnsn uns Hett
oslonbsrs DarauF, eds aud Srosuna tartn
btrriht. Ju D,eitn fsinen Nrbettsa mirb er
tbattrdfli5 uutertast Son benz bier spstlen.
BEN Ger. Tcrp, Der fth sbenfats elmer arc-
Sen antdnslihtett son @eiten unftrer Su.
eeno %erfreur.
Bel bteiem anlafs fam ih ou6 nidt
uunbtn, bes gtOres in Ger ct. Warfusftr&e
Su eebsnien, wel6er untsr Der Qettuna bes
rnstfsrboftsn Otsantfsn 8srrn q. NaYer,
ptel CUR 8srbsrrliGuns bes @pttesbtenles
wdbreno etefer Sage bsttrug.
Detn 6reune q. q.
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ifetip'a usRstlunaen als folGe. &c itnb 70.
NIT 668 eeutfHe MusRetler prdmttrt tporben.


Die 1merttantf1en W a +.
ttnfobrtfante n, trstGe @aAen an
an be Slrfet ~ltefern, seben, ba bic Slrfet
balb tanfrstt Ia. btei.r f~einerlei Grebit, fs
niub @fss TN 9Orars bs3asien. Die tier
ju Gauee fur bic Slrtsn sematten @afen
finb LANCE Dor Der @blte feruns besablt NOR.
ben, has @eib purve fur btefen !3wed BON
ben tIrstiHen 8ebDrben In 2cnbon bepcntrt
unb ftets an bic Sabrtfanttn ausbsaablt,
trenn @afen fur Biz 0erisnbuns bsrett nc.
rem. Den Observation-Disclosures semde.
wtrS ben Sabrtfan:en eeifaittt. ie $4,000
@epebre 3urld;ubalten, na6tem ttefelben
be;ahlt rpoybsn. tanttt le ais @arantie fur
bic Grflluns ess gsntrattes pcn Setten
Der tirtil6en &esteruns uno Der 8eiab .
lung elmer iecen Don ,br befsIttn Sttute
htenen.
AUD Bic SrtentaI.Yu1psr
NJ il lie in @tans9 tn Maine bat fur bte
&ufsn In lsbtsr 3stt etne MaGe YuIper ia.
bright. unb betaabe Der sauBs Goatratt tit
bfreit5 erfl1t.
Dtt rufff&e &esteruns
fOa BITE stepens Battery, bas seDalttse
Yan3srfGtf, welGes Der mrbtfa2e Miaionar
Gbwtn q. Stepers Don 3oboten nod tbetl-
petie wdbrenb bes 8lrserfrteses fir cen
Staat Nsw Scrip bauen ltss, UNI cine Ntl.
lion Dollars ansetaaft taben. @stofet bat
IS unsefdbr bret MtatOnsn.
8orber usnanberunana mad
q uRralten tparnt 9srr &bamfcn, Der
General onful Der Ser stdaten tn Mel.
bourne. tnfofern berielbe ben @atb ertbetlt,
Is fDde fetn Mmerttansr mad Mufralt en-
a%uswanberu. Der ntGt Rtttet senus bsRse,
uu1 mad Gblauf etnes Satres tn bic alts
9etmatb auridtebren m tDansn; nat
Satresfri1 tperbe Der Mmerttaner g.n6su.
lid aufraltenmibe.
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SranbunglaG In
WlUntreaI.

auS Non!real. Gambia. wurce pom
% aprt! gsuneloet : beute Grdb um 5
lpr bra6 IN cen MOntrsal NoueltY
@orfs. SpieIwauren. 6abrtf, 6eusr aus.
Die orc6e Wen9e Iet6t snfsinplther
Stofe. weIde fh In Gem @sbduDe Bee
iaucen, peretteIie aus 8rmdbuneert
EBteres III vttten. Ia1eIbe mar fiuf
SIcdWe,fe tO6 uno jrcsnfaus lebr
tlett aebaut, ca unsefdbr UNI feds
dor DIE Wauern mad Au6sn etnfdras
zen, porur1 Das Dab pss anRcben<
cen paulss einss est6enbeRaners unb
ttne MruSe StOppen 3ntrimmsrt
Durpen.
A6t Gsusrlsute raren sur Belt urs
ter Der 0ettun9 pss BranDrtreftore
Patton bamit bel6dtfist, @aFer auf
ole S&Uppsn Su iprtBsn. sic Faben
Gle Wausrn wanfsn unD bseilten f&,
n ben ibnsn 3unddf beRnDltuen
SdOppsn 3u selansen. Ste rrarsn
foum oarir., alS ote Wauern einfiras
ten unc fe msbrere EuB bod NIT bsts
gen Sadteincn bertften. Die Eus
lenasussn BEG srdslt6sn llneIdds
madtsn Th loglet6 parau. ben S6utt
Oeasuldamen uno Die 8erunalGdten
Jus ibrer l6refn@sn eoBr 3u befreien.
Jaif cine Stunoe Dauerte es, ebe Die
Bsrihlneten unier ZEN Ruinen berDcr,
ABBOTT rurpen. Gier berlelben rpuroerl
inter BEN Srette3aun 9sfunpsn, Ies
bend apar. absr entisBlt6 leirenb.
Nsun wurosn ais 2st6en berporseios
lsn, BON Denen pref als Teuerleute
tOsntif;ttt wurcsr. Die E5rper Der
soOisn tuaren in i@rrdlt@er Wetie ents
tell.
8ieIe ancere petlonen rpurcen per-.
lsBt. Wan begt rem BeTcaat, CaB
cas- 5euer cos Nerf zines Branrftfs
tsrs mar. Das @etdups 9eb5rte 8.
8ulmsr unD wurpe ietn @ertb ouf
$25 900 sei&dBt.
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uno G~bab3epalt. Die ftarfe Stslung BIT
Mufafer purbe am 26 befes.. Infer
Bsriuff bet BEN Sombarbement BON Sort
ct. NI6clds mar Elm Scooter. &m u.
ndberten lid tirfifHe Iburmfhife Nctt.
fubren ater riectr BACON, Obne G6abeu
settan ju baben.
&asafa. 20. @prti. 9lrftf6e 9rup.
pen finD tn GROCER 3ltl Don 8retni. et,>
ntea uub etutart abaeSanssu, um pteDisn.
'enssrtnsr ansusretfen.
@ten. %. &prtl. Gtnem neu.ren Ser.
tras gemdb to BEN &uGsn rfe geuusura her
rsmdn,ifen 2anDfrasen. Gtltnbarnsn. 1llf.
ie unr 9slssraptenlettunasu sefatrt. ii.
Slfequsuen oes 0ancss (inD tbnen lur Trc.
Otantituns tbrer armee our 9slflsuna az.
itsnt. Ote rumdntf6sn gebtrren bater
Oen @uFtn cas- auffGla8su ron Bayern uno
Ote S'fOtosruns res @tpddS nab atdfen
~ eTutOsltten, une rufIihe @hi.dr,uae
uno 3rlt9ramme BADEN rem gUrrana Dor
anDsrsn &tfenbabn, lssn uno t.lsarapttfGen
Depeften.
J 80nfanttnOpeI, 30. &prtl. Gin
Oampftr NIT 800 Sluhtinsen an Soro 1T
Don @1las bier anBetOmmen.
Gin Sele8ramm BON 8ul,Gut pom cam.
tag Abeno melDet: @stsIn uno beute bc.
ben fth lOer tauieaD tltftfGe Srauen unp
Ntnoer Don bttr PER G,fnbdbu na@ 9arna
8sflHnt.
Oas Sttrsten ODER gsrllGsn tes gotpc.
rus uno Der Darraae1sn 3ur 0a&aett 1T
aut oas Strenafe rsrtOtsn. &le Qi&ter
rerbtn ausselSI&t utrcen. NIT @usnabme
BON ie 3Deien al ZEN GtnfabIten bts Yrsuc.
rus unc Der Darpaneuen.
Yarts. 80. April. Das amtlt&sglatt
Der &e5tsruns enttdlt etne @neulor . Hcte
pes Psrsoss. roItn eerielbe ert.dtt. eas
TrantIetG abiolute Nsuralttat unD !3urad.
boItuns be0ba6t.
9Onbon, 80. Gprtl. Die 36ntatn
Hatt betanst. baB lie entihlcftn IL, frenae
uaO unpartsttfH' 9tutraltt6t In bem 8risae
3m'1bsa &aslanD uno Ger 3urfet au beob,
a6ten. unb oaB (s oten tbten untsrtbausn
beFsblt. ii6 isrsr @srItsuns Der gieunolt.
tdtssefeSs 3a enttalten.
Das ensItf&e &,ttssmtniNuium nodt
bet1nnt, cab 8Crberettunsen attrrf.n Rnr.
um itpen @asenbltd $4,000 damn Srupren
mad Nesspten i4ldsu 3u tSnnen. Bon bts.
ter Stre,tmlGt uirDen $4,000 Drama BON
&nslunb. unS $4,000 ron OtlnD,en ausse.
Janet psrben.
81. @etersbura 80. @prtt. Die
peiersburGer 3etiuns tbetlt MT, pa6 ale
8rteasndnrthten tinem beiUnrtien Mrlttdr.
IGsfhu1s pcrSeIeSt rerDsn mullen, epe Ge
IN cen ruiftiben 34ttunssn CUR Yn SFenut&>
un8 gsiansen elritn.
Belfaf. 20. Ipr!l. MsbG fttsa beute 2
pfuno Stsrltna per GUnne. Gs 1T In bret
Boten $27 s~sttessn.
gcfObana, 80. 4srii. I'm 6. 0pril
uulbrte IN Der 6lupttaUt Slplns pteber
e,nmal stne furntb1re 6euu sUrun6. Gin,
tlafeno 9duier wurpsn tir9sdfhert unb
msbrsre NenfHenlebtn Btn5en pabst perlc.
rem.
CINE arose g 6ldhtf anb
I'm 20. Nprtl awti6en zen 3ufIen unb
ldrttn bst Tars Rln Die NaGen bee
Odupte;en cas- TeIo.
An ariss III tn uOIsm @anss.
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81. pauL. Vim lsStcn Sonntaa
wurre In Ger BIZ iaen Walta 6immsl.
fotrltnh DE ros 10 e,btbsnre Set Ger ers
ffsn hl. Communion Der Rtnpfr o%efstert.
gcr rem @%omssrienfs bi.lt tsr pfarrtr
Ter @rMeinre bO6m. P. YrfOr 0aIsn,
tin cine ererr'fenre Nnipro@e on pis
Slsinsn ; p,erauf edebr,rte rellelbs ros
fU6omi. oiIhitt pom zen bcdw. Yat
rte eueuia. Simplciu6 uno Wein,ap.
NdMero ttHsIbsn einssn 81 Rnaten
uno % Ndr6sn sum erfsn Dial aum
Sil6e RS perm. Dis 6efprspiet bisll
boom. P. guewis.
Sn MinnsapOlts wirb on
SonntoB Dor TRa9itsn In rtr pOrit.sn
CT. lChpbs:G emsinee rie GubeIune
Ter ernen bl. Communion an ptsS dull.
jussno tanFnrsr.
an " atert0wn wtrb eoaItIb,
Telt am u6ml,6sn Gage. 10. Wai ftatt
flrsn. rroiu aud Die SaIbO!itsn pt,
umsssenp sinaslarsn itnp.
REP. u. YIut tn SbafCpse purO
BON CEN rOrtissn Ct. SObannts nrtss
husunsssY ne,n sum ~sIssaien tur o.
nd1ue Ysneral . 0sllamm!un8 ct'
1eunhsn N6mtlh, RaiboltiHsn Gen
tTal, Beu,ine lnGKuelonr, ODiO. eIpaDtI
Ser Bv,sin sbII t3 irlbit rurb piei
Wabl.
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SnlaMSiide Nadrt9tea.
&tr6ltbeS.
tOfftetellA
SNbDfidbeS &irtenitbret6en.
(OffteteltA
Setta9e.

~~%AW%~
an eie @etfli6fett unit
Qaten Der D~t5sele 9 /.
@nul.
@eIirbte 8ruoer!
Die i'm ttrhl;tsn Ritual oils Iaas
b~s(onpsrer @tbetanrodtsn 3gr Orbit
tur9 IT'S btuimll@eu SebenS fir TIC
&rbe;:sn Ger QonrIsute unb pie Gtubte
Ger Gres beasi6nsttn Gage rpsreen OH
Z. s. uur 8 Mai. am MOntaa. Oisns
fue unO MtttWoh ter nd6ten @ube
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perlhiersue 2betle unlers Staatse
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mir IS fur uultre S~bltesenbett. bel BE-,
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meb,tsr Anra6t In eeIlslben Aneeles
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bae ndtrenp pielsr prst Iuse eie In rtm
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ursr nob esr yfaumsIe sclunsen >crel
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&uanetea belpObne. Wo nab BEN
grmt0sn Ter $eellOrSer Die Ab5altung
Don JlOWlonen ~Swtdm6biS al6sini.
louIe Gle BON Dtr RM6e pUrsel6riebene
Nss,l IN rtslsr DtnI&t bsOba6tet. uns
(rulsn in ri,lem Eaue pie y,tdneien
mdouno ter pIONllOn 8sIunssn per.
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fOneitauORsn In ibrer SeelI or5e babsn.
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rdDtenp DER rrst Bitta9e ibre Nu!mnf.
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fen. unD in 6dusn. no etn ptieifsr ni&I
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b,ssn (tlbh rts 2tlaneItn entDscsr tn
ibten Odulsrn Deer on Den 8swSSnl's
DIN pldBtn, no @OnespienR 8sba!ttn
pirr, bsIsn.
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Ger Miimo1 Ter 8ittmoGe ols etn
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re. Ditlts Bafen III ni&t usrbinrli6
uaitr elmer SInte. aber mir bf8sn ras
Wertrausn, ruB g ni&tsrefOweniSer in
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Ge beoba6mt psrren pi'r.
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8.I@of pom 81. paul.
Ct. paul BEN 1. Woi, 1917.
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