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The Portland daily press., 1894-11-26
A sLUGGING EXHIBITION.
The Yale-Harvard Game Deciueuiy
Brutal.

Six Men Injured-In Several Cases @ui'o
Seriously-Yale is Said to Hase Deen
Favored by the Umpire-A Brlei ne'ie"
of the Game
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-26

Officially approved and
Adopted by the Depart
ments of the United
States Government,
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-26
THANKSGIVING.
a Proc1anation.
BY THE PRESIDENT.

thar ksgiving and praise to the Supreme
Ruler of the Universe who has watched
over them with kindness and fostering care
during the year that has passed.
They should also with humility and faith
supplicate the Father of all Mercies for
continued blessing according to their needs,
and they should by deeds of charity. seek
perfect gift.
Therefore I, Grover Cleveland. President
of the United States, do hereby appoint
and set apart
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04
A Lesson In Telegraphy.

Some time ago a tourist stepped into a
postal telegraph Office in one of our coun-
try districts, and going up to the counter
wrote an address on a letter.
He was about to leave when he caught
sight of a lady in charge, and lifting his
hat bowed politely to her.
But the lady had lofty ideas of ner Off
cial position and thus addressed the de-
parting gentleman:
81 must say it's pretty piece of i'm
pertinence to come to this office simply to
scribble an address"
The intruder courteously responded,
saying that he had hoped such thing
might be permitted in extraordinary cir
cumstances, but that if no person was to
be admitted for such purpose he was
quite prepared to send telegram.
He then proceeded to fill up form and
handed it over to the lady, filled up in the
following manner:
THE lady clerk at this office wantonly
ignores every rule of civility."
Tho lady was struck dumb when she
read the message, which was addressed to
the secretary of the general postoffice and
bore we'll known name.
The gentleman observed her extreme
confusion, and relenting quietly said
Il don't think I'll trouble you to send
that telegram unless you particularly
wish, but will express the hope that you
will be little more careful as to your
language in the future. "-LonGon Tit
Bits.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04

be taken in relation to the matter remains
to be seen. Undoubtedly it will be given
that careful and thorough investigation
that has always marked the work OF the
board.
1t has been suggested that arrangements
for meteorological examination, and even
antitoxin culture, might be made at
Brunswick in the new Searles scientific
building, and in connection with the Bow
doin Medical College. This would GER
tainly be about the only central point in
the State where proper facilities could be
found for carrying ON work of this kind.
There is every reason to believe that the
medical profession of Maine will not be
found at all behind the times in securing
to our people the advantages of this, OF
any other medical discovery, that is shown
by practical use to possess genuine merit.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04
cures All PAIN
INFLAMMATIoNs and HEMoRRHA

told him che would rather have ticket
20 his lecture than the fare.". He thought
he was travelling incognito. and asked the
man how he found him out The man re-
piled that she knew him as member OF
;he Cabmen's Literary guild, to which the
ecturer's itinerary had been telegraphed
IN advance, and that he recognized Dr.
DOYLE to be the man, because his coat
apels had evidently been grasped by New
York reporters, his hair lnanifestly cut by
Philadelphia barber, his hat seemingly
nved with difficulty from the pirates by
Vhom he was surrounded at Chicago
uncheon, while his overshoes bore traces
If Buffalo mud and there was an odor OF
Utica cigar upon his person." The doc
ior surrendered at discretion and gave to
the fellow ticket for his whole family.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04

peaIs is recommended A federal court for
Indian territory, immediate legislation
concerning the Union Pacific r. r., two
prisons for federal conyicts, slowness ana
caution in alloting land to Indians In
seyeralty, are recommended.
Congress is referred to Secretary Car
isles report for the currency plan in de-
tail. The President squarely states his be-
lief in ..rhe absolute divorcement OF the
government from the business OF bank
ing" He finds the raids upon the gold
reserve alarming and in the nature OF
things he assumes they viii continue.
The plan which is recommended is SINH
lar to the proposed Baltimore plan, only
that it provides for such use of greenbacks
and treasury notes as will not only relieve
much of the menace upon the gold reserve
but will, it appears, afford greater
safeguards for the circulation than
is proyided in the Baltimore plan.
The circulation is to be based upon the
banks paid up and unimpaired CAPITAL
not exceeding in amount IS per cent OF
that capital. The need of some change IN
the currency is evident and from the
Presidents standpoint, that Ill business
of banking should be taken from the gov
ernment, this appears to be the best plan
in all particulars thus far advanced
There seems to be slight discrimination
in favor of the state banks and there Will
be great diversity Of opinion as to the
strength of the safeguards The scheme
is sure we believe, to meet with great op-
position as indeed will any proposition
for radical change in a system OF such
magnitude and prestige, and which for
more than quarter of a century has
been successful, to an unprecedented de-
gree, in meeting the demands for curren-
cy at once safe and convenient.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04
PERSONAL.

Prince Bismarck is so overcome by the
leath of the princess that his daughter,
he Countess Won Rantzau, remains con-
Santly at his bedside.
London Truth says that Queen Victoria
las invited Emperor Nicholas and his
,ride to visit England, and that they will
probably make this visit next June.
Goyernor-elect Morton of New York has
written to Secretary of State Palmer that
,e desires that the ceremonies connected
With his assuming Office be as simple as
possible.
Gilbert Pond of Milford, Mass, one of
he oldest musicians in the country, has
ust celebrated his S0th birthday. He
,layed at the dedication of the Bunker
Hill monument.
The Emperor of Germany is suffering
rom severe cold, which will prevent
lin from being present at the funeral of
he Grand Duke of Sake Weimar. For
he same reason his majesty will be OBJ
iged to abandon his proposed shooting
excursion to Kuchtina.
W. NJ. Howard, the Populist congress
nan-elect from the Seventh Alabama dis
rict, hopes to get into the public eye III
everal W Us. He intends to move an in
uiry into the private means of the Presi-
lent of the United States, and is going on
he lecture platform, where he will have
IN opportunity to promote the sale of his
,ook, If Christ Came to Congress.
Howard is only 81 years of age, and it is to
" hoped that when he 10 older he will
tnow more.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04
Cholera Morbus Z
Cholera Infantum
Chronic Diarrhoea

No words can express the misery and
mourning these common complaints have
caused. Little graves and aching hearts
everywhere, silently record their terror. This
Anodyne has repeatedly cured these awful
bowel troubles after the best medical skill had
failed. 1t has probably saved more lives and
relieved more suffering than any other remedy.
All who use it are amazed at its wonderful
power and are loud in its praise ever after. Its
special province is to allay pain and cure in
fammation. Internal as much as External. 1t
soothes and heals burns, bruises, chaps.
sprains, stiffness, swellings, backache, and
every laIneness. 1t cures asthma, bronchitis,
colds, catarrh, collie, Group, cramps, whooping
cough, toothache, sore lips, throat and lungs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04
Daily Henaebee Sournal.
TERMS: $500 Per Year.

No notice whatever will be taken of un-
signed communications.
THE JOURNAL cAEsoT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE
for the reservation or return of rejected com
munications.
Address all communications relating to sub
scriptions and advertisements to BURLEIGH a.
FLYsr, Publishers, Augusta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04
JOhnS0n's 'sis'ss't' s;s:o'
ANooyNEL Eminent

Invented in 1910 by the late DR.. A. johnson,
Family Physician. Its extraordinary worth,
merit and excellence have satisfied everybody
for nearly century. 1t is marvellous how
many different complaints and diseases it will
cure. 1t is used and recommended by physi-
clans everywhere. 1t is the best, the oldest,
the original. It is unlike any other. 1t is
superior to any other. It is the Universal
Household Remedy from infancy to old age.
Be not afraid to trust what generation after
generation has endorsed. Every Mother should
have it in the house, dropped on sugar suffering
children 1oveit. tits the great vital and muscle
nervine. Its electric energy everlastingly
eradicates Inflammation without irritation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04

Criticising and Furnishing leading naval
officials is the present administration s
fad. Pretty soon it will be generally
understood that a naval officer has not
proved his worth unless he has been hauled
over the coals.-[New London Day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04

The sr gin of the word rum has been
traced to Boston ard now the good Athen
ians want to know if their ancestry was
rumbustious.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04

The man who sent President Cleveland
his Thanksgiving turkey accompanied il
with note saying, II voted the Repub.
lican ticket this year" Perhaps he
thought his gift might be mistaken for
crow unless he explained.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04

Football. as exemplified in the recent
Yale Harvard contest, is more brutal than
the prize ring and should be abolished
Only last winter were the rules revised
with view OF abating the obnoxious eie-
ments. But to judge of recent events on
the gridiron very little progress has been
made in that line.-[Portsmouth Evening
Post.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING.

The new Gar of Russia has given his
people present as is present by remit
ting all arrears Of taxes. No wonder they
they want q new ruler SO often over there.
Il Taunton Gazette.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04
ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING

u. W.Dennett. New York city man of
money, has purchased the Creal farm in
Hodgensville, KY, on which Lincoln was
born, for $1,000. 1t is Dennett's intention
to convert the farm into a park.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04

The short session ofthepresent congress
history will record it to be the mos
worthy under Democratic rule. 1t il
better to do nothing than to do wrong.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04

The Cleveland administration threw
away reciprocity, and $50, 900, 600 of foreign
trade, and took to borrowing money to
pay expenses with. Even Cleveland him.
self can see that it was q bad swap
Howell Courier.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04
NOTE AND COM M EMIT.

Now get ready for Christmas. The lit
tie ones are looking for a present and
should not be disappointed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04

A resident of nearby suburb. came to
town recently to lay in supply OF Adamsons
as he paid for it he said he took prevention
and kept the cure. 1t keeps until used.
tn tn sat&wkylw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04

The Republican senators will not do
their duty If they do not kill all Demo
cratic schemes that come from the house
except the passage of the appropriation
bills; the people have decreed emphatic
ally that they want no more Democratic
observation-disclosures Republican.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04

Another defeat for Harvard at football
leaves the university well down ON the
list. We wonder if they could master thu
game of pins
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04
MAINE GOSSIP.

The outlook for larger lumber cut
than was planned earlier in the fall, is
quite bright 1t is noticeable, however,
that the wages of the men who go into the
woods and cut this lumber will be lower
than before the free lumber law went into
effect ---.--
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04

The new Gar of Russia appears to gel
on swimingly. He has not only got mar.
ried and issued several manifestos, but
also has gained the confidence Of his
people. fs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04

The Connecticut Catholic says that the
men at the head of the Democratic party
In the chief cities of Connecticut are
saloon keepers, and not the most respect
able saloon keepers, either, and warns the
party that If these men are not deposed
from the leadership it will continue to go
where it went Nov. G.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04

Tie Doctors signature and directions every botsla
II'std Pamphlet free. Sold everywhere. Price Is eta
eix bottles. tao0 8. JOHNSON 4 CO., Boston, NasA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04

For more than two years / had been afflicted
with that distressing complaint. chronic diarr-
hRa; had been treated for it by some of the
best physicians in this city and other places,
but without any good result About three
months since was urged by a friend to try
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment, and did so. I
must say. as soon as began to take It began
to feel better and am now we'll and strong.
JAMES TESDERGAsr, Bangor, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04

The thernlogen is an appliance for
Keeping up the temperature of patient
during an operation, doing away with
blankets and hot water bottles. 1t is in
The form of a quilted cushion. with an ar
nngeinent of fine wires inside, by which
any desired degree of heat may be main
aimed by electricity. Kwas exhibited at
'he last meeting of the Royal Society of
England.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04

Those who look about for work for the
coming Legislature to do, are already pro-
posing many things The Portland cor
respondent of the Boston Journal feels
sure that the superior court is to be abol-
ished. In support of this it is said that
litigation has decreased to remarkable
degree in this State in the past few years.
We are in receipt of Volume 1 number l
of the Hallowell News, which has been
started by Mr.. W. p. Watson. The initial
number is certainly a creditable one,
bright, breezy, and neatly printed. We
learn from the prospectus that the News
will be Republican in politics, and that in
chronicling current events it will en-
deavor, if hard work will accomplish it.,
to be worthy of its name. The journal is
glad to extend cordial greetings to the
News and wish it abundant pre- csperity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04

1t is told OF A. Conan Doyle that h,
MAS astonished when Boston cabman
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04

strate clearly to unprcjudiced minds that
the discovery is one of very great impor-
tance.
The city of Pittsburg claims the honor
of being the second city in the United
States in establishing a scientific expert
mental station for the culture of the anti
toxin remedy. One of the staff has gone
to New York to study the methods in use
at the st ition there and upon his return
will bring a quantity of the toxin with
which to carry forward the work of in
incubation upon the animals selected fer
that purpose. The report comes that there
is supply of antitoxin in Boston and
perfected for its culture in that city.
There is little reason to doubt but what,
in the course of few weeks the prepara
ton of this new and important remedy
will be in progress in number of the
principal cities of the United States
Maine should not be behind the other
states of the Union. 1t ID important that
diphtheritic cases in this State may be
able to secure. with promptness, the ad-
vantages of the antitoxin treatment
What will be done in the matter remains
to be seen. Secretary Young thinks that
the subject will probably come up for con-
sideration at the next meeting of the State
board of health. What action, if any, will
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W2eiltbietenOe Scrr 2ieIier S6ilB,
Sbltldnoler 81 SID, nit einem Nnge.
bote pOn $500 Sr.. nno Serr SeinriG
Nep, Galtpirtb su Cid. nit einem
lnSebote bon 1910 ST.. Qlm ndmli=
9en Sage uuroe Oas Gi0entbumsret,t
Der Sago auf Dem SeiiBt5um Der Gca
mei,lDe elmer Oiientliden G~erIteiscrrng
dusqelebt. Serr Miiler Sei6 blieb
WteitbictenOer init 800 6r. prc Sabr.
Die @erpaAtuns gei9iebt cui sin Sisl
bon 9 SGbrcn.
S~ianoen, 25. Suli. Sie &c.
b~urtsta9sfeier unIeres sielseliebten
6ilrlten, g. 81. $. 9rpbhersoa 9lool;s,
oerliet in unierln StdotAen prooramm.
SemaB. Dim 9orabenbe purbe, wie
gemobnli1, Die 6eisr bur9 SDlleridiilie
lunO oes GeldEte Der 8lpfen einaelei.
tet. Tormittags ii llbr, am Selttaee,
felerli9es Sc Seum in Der Sfarrtirbe,
al pelGem Die geamten Dec StdOt.
Gens, an ibrer SpiBe Der Serr Dir.
germeifter SObann Wii9ael ScB, neu
c~reirter Sitter Der Gi9entrone, 10 wie
ldmmtlite S6ulen Der SrtIteft lid
betbellisten. Gen SeitSug bonn Gtao..
bauie sur Stride erDiinete Die Shul.
lugeilo; auf oieIe fOlgte uniere Dgil.
barmonilde 8eIelidaft. unter 9(li.
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Stdot1ens. Nm S9luIie Deg Sc
Seunls uro Segens ertDnten in ben
Acknowledged SaQen u~nieres @ottes.
balIes Die rauiGerOen, CUR Segeite.
rutlg ltimmenDen &lin9e unierer 9to.
tional : Spmne, ,Ses 0ilbelnus".
Nlf Dent Staot9ouie brad)te Der Serr
Sllr9ermeiIter, nab tur3er lnIpradbe,
BEL elrem 8laie %iilOldnoii9en gSeines
Elm Sob off g.. 6. $. Den @ruBber,oa
aus, in bas alle IntueIenoen beeeitert
e%lllltlmrlten. Seflog9ung uuo 9lbenos
Seleu6tung Der Communal @ebduoe
lIno Der VeamtenUpbnunoen. Sei
berelnbrepenoer Ma1t Eielt Die WuIif.
9elell6aft einen 6ufeliug ab, bel mel.
der Geleaen9eit pieielbe benz Serru
Sllr9ernleilter lpc0en i"eircr Grbebuna
sum Sitter Der Gi1eutrpue, io,pie Der
Sberln Der bieligen Shuli0weltern,
S9ipelter IleranOrine, uno Dem Sta-
tlousoprlteber unierer 8enoarmerie,
Germ Srisaoier 3immer, iuelde beioe
SeBtere 9lei6falls NIT Der Iilbernen
Weoaile Der Gidentrpne o~efprirt tpor-
Del. luarer, StGuO6eu bradten. Die
Seier p~erlief beitens uno in idOniter
Sronung, pbne ben geringiten WiB.
tlarg. 8eitern Namitta9 seeen 5
ubr brad in Der gipelier Mible, man
tpeiB niht pie, Seuer aug, wel6es an
Der lnneren ginribtuns Der Miible
beoeutenoen Sdaoen anri9tste, ss
gelang jeoo6 oasielbe slei6 su odln=
pfen, 10 oaB Die 8ebduli6teiten uno oas
Sa9luert nllr menis beIbdoiat ,puroen.
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gus benz iibrisen 0rnBber,ogtbnm.

Sells, 81. Suli. llnisre oiesiab-
rise &irmes mar bon SreunOen uno
Sremoen bon Nab uno 6ern rsht sabl=
reid beiuht uno muBten mebrere @rtra=
sii9e eirscle9t peroen. Die Spnatus=
prOSelliOn, wel6e li6 our9 Die Ieitli6
gsi6miidten Sduierreiben bes oberen
Sbeiles bes Sledens uuo Der Sleihe
betuest, miro nit ieoem Sabr prdb-
tiger.
@rsoorf, q. Suli. Sn per,pi6e-
ner gta6t wuroe in elmer unlerm Yiir=
9ermeiiter ST.. Sominit Sacques suse.
bDri9erl, I'M Srt gen. yYpgelsbef"
seleSenen sweijdbriSen Gidenpflansuns
ungeidbr 5000 Stiid bon bDspiliaer
Sano aus9eriHen uno umberssworfen.
Der urbeber oieier perlucsenen Shat
Deroient entoeft 81 perben, oamit oelIeu
Miitbden eini9ermaBsn ab9etiiblt wsr.
Den tOnnte.
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Saar, Woiel, Gifrl uno 9unsrld.

Srier, Is. Sui. Spr einiaen
Sagen rel ein ,! Sabre altes Sinh in
Die Wtolel. Sem 7jG9ri9es griiber=
den pOllte es retten, perlor ieoo6 aud
ben Sooen urlter Den SiiBen, uno 10
paren beioe Sinoer Dem Grtrinter nabe.
Ser Shiffer SSobann &rel bemertte
bieies BON Dem Gfbauie Der &rabnen=
ItraBe aus, er iprang in Die Moiel, uno
es 9elaug linn, beioe &inoer al failen,
na6oem oas liingite ibun unter einen
NaGea seratben mar. Serr Grell bat
bereits neun &lnoer aus 2ebensseiabr
gerettet.
Srier. PIN 10. Suli fano Die
feierli1e @infilbrung oes bisberieen
8ebeimletretdrs 81. YiidDh. @naoen,
Srn. Or. @ilems, als Solnpifar itatt.
Gntge9en Der biaberi9en Yraris puroe
Die N~blegung oes 8laubensbetennt-
miles in boben Shore Dor Dem Mltar
porgcnomlnen, inter glnweienbeit Der
Serren Gitare ullo Ginger Gapitula.
rel, pa Die meiiten iib aui g~rbolunss-
reiien beiinoen. Damn fpl9te bic ilb-
lide SultallatiOu III lateinii6er &eoe
BON Seiten oes bp6w. Srn. Som.
propltcs, welber nidt minoer 9elduiig
in 9lei6er SpraGe Der Neuein9efiibrte
antluortete. - Wtr an Die STEELE als
Sii6Dil. @ebeimietretdr treten miro, 1T
nod ni1t betannt 9ewOroen.
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ti9t bel Srn. Yeter lambert.
@in6eringen. Serr peter
Gaber aus Srpptlpn (glmerita). Der in
ieinem 8eburtsorte SOelt, Siliale Der
Yiarrei g8iuherinsen, cine i66ne SD
pelle aus eigenen Mitteln erbalt bat,
inentte i'm pOrigeu Sabre u~nierer
Yiarrtirbc 1000 Mart Sur Sei6affung
elmer Srgel. SisIel5e lit iebt iertigs
eeltelt uno erbielt am l9. Suli in
8~eseniuart oes bO6bersigen 8ebers,
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mar. uno inter Setbeiiigung Der gan=
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auf ieiner Nirmungsreiie I'M Setauate
Saarburg audi Die nelIe &0pale in
SOeit init leinem Sciu6e beebrie, iuuroe
So9oemielben als Suffer Der Sapelle
Elm bo6betagter 8reis Oorgcitelt. 9lIf
Die Srage, ME lange er i6on &iiiier
lei, antuortete oerielbe: ieit 1910.
@ebpren il. err wabriGeinli1 1907.
SrpB ieines boben qlters bcIr6t CT
nod Die orei SilOmeter satfernte Pfarr.
tirGe.
Saaraem B, 25. Stli. Vim
9sItri9en @beno 5WiiAen 6 uno z u9r
lit wieoer Elm Waml, uno Srpar ein
Sabnarbeiter aug Waareinsnin9eI.
Der bel Steinbad bei@dftist tuar, bonn
SerSi1lase 9etroffen, hilter Der Glen.
babnbriide 3uiammensebroIen. Ser
llngliidli6e wrrbe ms Spital gebradi,
I'D CT audi na1 elmer Stlnoe beridiso.
Gr mar 90 Sabre alt, perbeiratbct uro
binterldBt cine Ssau init fini GinSeru.
= Sin beoaucrliG,es uu9lif fat gciterT
Die Samilie g. III Der Observation-Disclosures
betrOifen. Ger elmo l2id6ri9e Sunse
bate ii9 nit S~OlsipaltaI beibdi:iS:.
nobel inn iein ca. oisr SIGre cites
Shmefsrheu Geiell@ait ~!ei.ete. "a
mollte es duf einmcl bonn SaG5.ode
pas Sols we9ncbmeu, iGr Yyros, bchte
aber Su uno bieb Der Nlsiasn ;wei
| Ginger ab.
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IttxPmhnrper BnsPttP.

8ice Prdiioent, z. Settler; Maridal,
u. &rier. Sefrdter uno S9meiiter,
s. 9. Wanoers; Sabnentrdser, g.
Chambers; Sabnenbegleiter, s.. 2oob
uno u. @a9ner ir. Ger 8erein
maht quite forti6ritte uno bot leBtes
Sabr $1,000 fur Meiisn ausbeSablt.
s. g. &c.
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Bonn Ntolelitrallo bis GUM Se5Iils
Grtont Der Guf ulb laIt er fling:
Seil groBbersos!
SeS eanbes Susenb irobe S6aar.
Bon 9ebelslult our6gliibt,
@ie Mdnner nit er9rautem Saar,
God jung nod al Semitic,
sic preilen 2eilte &iite al
Tub ltImmeu eil nit lautem S5au:
9eil groBber;oS!
@ott trOne lid nit rei9er gnab',
Geb' Geinem Wert @eoeib'u
llno i6miife 9eiuen g~ebenspiao
Writ SreuoelI, bebr NIB rein!
9to6 OFT ertOn' oes Solfes Sant
gSie belite Cir i'm 9ieoerflan9:
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