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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-02-17
Portland Wheel Club.

At the monthly meeting of the Port
land Wheel Club to be held Wednesday
evening, besides the capital supper, there
will be talk by Mr.. E. H. Elwell of
the PRESS on his experiences at the
Atlanta Exposition. and by Mr.. Percy
Richardson on the proceedings of the Ma
tional Assembly of the L. A. W., lately
held in Baltimore. 1t WILDE delight
full occasion.
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j. R. LIBBY.

Labor Union will be held tomorrow
night. Every delegate is requested to be
present.
The total number of arrests for the
week was %, for the following causes:
Drunk, IS; search and seizure, /; truancy,
/; insane, larceny, 2; assault, l.
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DR.. E. F. Vose, at the urgent solicita-
ticn of Republican voters of Ward has
reluctantly consented to allow his name
to be presented to the Republican caucus
in that Ward as candidate tonight for
denomination to the school committee.
Mrs. Mabel r. Brown Withdraws.
To the Republicans of Ward s.
While not regretting your use of my
name at your caucus, under the change
in the situation, l respectfully decline
to have my name used further as a candi-
date for the school com mittee in your
ward.
MABEL R. BROWN.
February H. 1896
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DIR. Orrin Fitzgerald

" i'll again visit Portland Wednesday,
February 18th and examine all who may
call on him free of charge at Falmouth
House.
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POST OFFICE.
A New Cancelling Machine on the Way
to Portland.

to Portland.
Up to last June the postage stamps
were cancelled at the post office by means
of IA canoelling machine, but the con-
tract expired at that time and since then
the stamps have bean cancelled at this
office by hand in the old fashioned way.
Postmaster Small has been very anxious
to get a new machine and has worked
hard with the Post Office Department. to
have one put in. He has just received
notice from the department that cancel
ling machine of much improved pat
tern to the old one will sooH be put in.
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yard, regularly sold at 10.
One lot of babies black
worsted Mittens, at 18c,
marked down from CSC.
One lot of Elder
Down fur trimmed Short
Coats, for children one to
three years, at $1.o8,
marked down S2.75.
At same counter, a lot
| of silk Bonnets, fur trim.
med and Mother Hub
bard style, at 81, marked
down from $3.50 and 81.
WoRsTED GOODS COUNTER.
A lot Of women's wors-
ted Caters, at 36c,
marked down from soc.
UNDERWEAR COUNTER. (Men's.)
One lot of heavy grey
mixed Shirts and Draw
ers, at 33c, regular soc
quality.
HOSIERY COUNTER (Men's)
| One lot of English
black cashmere Half
Hose, high spliced heels,
and double soles, at CSC,
been soc.
UMBRELLAS COUNTER.
One lot Of navy blue
and black union silk UNI
brellas, well made, sty-
fish handles, at $3.50,
were 81.
DRESS TRIMMINGS COUNTER.
One lot of Jet Passa-
menterie Trimmings, as
sorted patterns, at 3oc a
yard, marked down from
soc.
NOTIONS COUNTER.
One lot of Harris Lin
en- Embroidery Floss, at
two skeins for 5c---this is
half the regular price.
HOSIERY COUNTER.
One lot of extra heavy
black cashmere Hosiery,
women's, high spliced
heals, double soles, at
42c, been SIC.
HOSIERY COUNTER (children's.)
One lot of infants
black cashmere Stock
lngs, at 1oc, marked
down from CSC.
UNDER WEAR COUNTER Knitted)l
One lot Of Swiss rib
bed merino Vests and
Pants, white and natural
grey, at 44c, been 63c.
At same counter, one
lot of heavy merino Vests
and Pantalettes for child
rem. at csc to SAC, been
CSC to 7oc, sizes 20 to 81.
CoRSETs COUNTER.
One lot of the famous
IS. c." Corsets, extra
OWEN, MOORE & &C
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OWEN, MOORE & co.

The ueather today
is likely to DO
fair.
PORTLAND. Feb. II. 1885.
N connection with
i our regular Mon
day department
Sale, which will be quite
as full of interest as usual
to you who are looking
for chances to save
money. we shall offer to-
day several lots of highly
desirable merchandise
which has been bought
with particular reference
to this sale.
NEEDLEWoRK COUNTER.
Fifty handsome silko-
lene Bed Puffs, filled
with best quality sea
island cotton, to be sold
at $I.o8 tomorrow.
In same section, an as
sorted lot of tapestry cloth
Splashers, cream tint,
stamped in colors. at 1oc
were 25c.
SILKS COUNTER.
One lot Of fine silk
Pushes, nearly all colors,
at $3.50 a yard, to-day,
been $2.25.
DRAPERIEs ROOM.
One lot Of highly bur-
nished b r a S S T Q W e |
Racks, at SIC, were 75c.
LEATHER GOODS COUNTER.
An assorted lot Of fancy
colored grain | e a h er
Pocket Books, with metal
corners, at ACC, worth
75c,
JEWELRY COUNTER.
One lot of Marie An
toinette Scarf Pins, at SC,
were I5c.
STATIONERY COUNTER.
Twenty-Five hundred
Portfolios of Engravings,
Worlds Fair views and
John L, SIoddard's views
of foreign subjects, at &C
per volume. These are
the books that We're sold
by the newspapers for 1oc
and coupon. They are
all particularly desirable
pictures and the price is
much below the cost lof
publication.
AT same counter, a
hundred boxes Of CORES.
pondence Cards with En-
velopes, at 14c a box.
TOILET GOODS COUNTER.
One lot of Tappan's
Handkerchief Cologne, in
fancy corrugated bottles
with glass stopper, at 21c.
One lot of wood back
Hair Brushes, at NC.
One lot of fine white
Toilet Soap Tropical
Flowers Boquet, at 45c, a
dozen cakes, been ooc.
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DIR. Files withdraws

DR.. Files Withdraws.
To the Republicans of Ward 5:
Thanking you for your cordial support
in the recent contest I hereby withdraw
my name as n candidate for the school
board from this ward.
CHARLES o. FILES.
February Is, 1896.
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..nrrs. winsiow's Soothing syrup"

Has been used over Fifty Years by millions of
mothers for their children while Teething,
with perfect success. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays Pain, cures Wind
Collie, regulates the bowels, and is the best
remedy for Darrhoea whether arising from
teething or other causes. For sale by Drug
gists IL every part of the world. Be sure and
ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. % cts.
a bottle.
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Mr.. Kent withdraws.

To the Republicans of Ward 8:
Thanking my friends for the loyal sup.
port accorded me in the recent caucus,
| hereby withdraw my name rs candi-
date for alderman.
Respectfully,
JAMES G, KENT.
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long waist, white and
drab, at 6ec, marked
down from 81.
UNDERWEAR COUNTER !Muslsn)
One lot of fine white
Skirts, extra full, tlim-
med with three rows of
cluster tucks and wide
embroidered founce, at
$3.50 marked down from
$I.o8.
SKIRTS COUNTER.
One lot of fast black
satteen umbrella shape
Skirts, lined with flannel
cite, corded edge ruhae,
and patent pocket, at 7oc.
great bargain.
NECKWEAR COUNTER. (Womsn',
One lot of silk Glib.
erty" Scarfs, assorted col
ors, at 7oc, been Sr.25.
Two lots Of Windsor
Ties. at 19c and 25c,
been 25c and soc lightly
rumpled.
EMBRoIDERLEs COUNTER.
One lot Of Antique
Lace Pillow Shams, at
soc been 75c.
LACEs COUNTER.
An assorted lot of wide
black silk Lace Edges, at
25c a yard, been 36c and
42c.
LINENS COUNTER.
One lot of Bath room
rugs, at toc been 75c.
HANDKERCHIEFs COUNTER.
One lot of mems pure
linen hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, with needle
wrought initial, at two
for 25c. Great Bargain.
RIBBONS COUNTER.
Our entire stock of
colored Sash Ribbons, at
half the marked prices to-
day.
BASEMEN T.
One lot Of large porce-
lain Water Pit c h ers,
decorated at 23c. One
hundred blue and white
baking bowls, at 14c,
One lot of r2-inch China
patterns. decorated, at
15c, sold every day at
25c.
THE only terms atMese
M0nday Sales are cash
and no exchanges.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-02-17

S. 25 worth for ST. So $500 and So. So
last half ockhridge course.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-02-17

The use of DR. !Siegerts Angostura Bitters
excites the appetite and keep the digestive
organs in order.
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TIE PRESS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

Owen. Moore s. Co.
Rines Bros.-3.
j. r. Libby
I. #. Homsted.
II. J Bailey & Co.
Goodyear Shoe Co,
ADJUSTMENTS.
Stockbridge Course.
Portland Theatre.
New Wants. To Let For Sale, Lost, Found
and Similar advertisements will be found under
heir appropriate neads on Page 6.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-02-17

Tickets, last half Stockbridge course sold
today.
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rs THE MISSION OF THIS
STORE to help you to know
before sunset what Paris ate for
its Textile Breakfast, what kind Of
clothes Paris danced in and wore to
the opera last night, what Paris got
married in last Sunday.
NAE HITE WEDDING OR
wv CANDLE trailed up
many church aisle in
France last Sunday while the glad
organ sang out the wedding march.
There'll be White Organdie we'd
dings in Portland after Lent.
The Organizes are here, and the
dressmaker is ready, SO are the
brides and bridesmaids.
80 inch Organdie, 371-2 cts.
SO inch Organdie, SO cts
SO inch Organdie, 81 1-2 cts.
81 inch Organd1e, 90 cts.
90 inch Organdie, 10 cts.
68 inch Organdie, 81 1-2 cts,
6S lnch Organd1e, $1.OU.
60 inch Organdie, $1.25.
OR opera as well as wedding,
for evening receptions, for
party and ball, for many
festive occasions White Wedding
Organdie is as important as flowers.
"A WAY BACK IN DECEM-
"a Der when you were buy
ing Christmas things, yes,
in November too, we were inspecting
foreign samples, selecting carefully
and giving advance orders for these
beautiful "Over-Sea" Spring Silks
and Dress Goods.
HEY WE'RE ORDERED BE-
FORE our new Baxter Block
Store lease was out of the
egg.
And now that they are here it is
our intention to sell them all before
we move.
= THEREFORE A SERIES of
Special Sales will be formu-
lated for that purpose. The
first Special Removal Sale will begin
Monday, Feb. 18th.
The east window will index it.
a TWENTY-FIVE CENTS a
yard will be the key note of
the Mondays sale. Every
thing in the east window Monday
will be % cts. yard.
MH OVELTIEs BRIMMING
u1 over with the "scotch
Idea," misty checks, spat-
tered spots woven into oat meal
textures, irresolute plalds, conspicu-
Gus plaids.
Thirty tints of fine French Hen
rietta all at 25 cts.
a n nnnNE
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WARD FIVE.

DR.. vose Candidate for denomination.
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a ATTN FIGURE Gros- Grain
~ Brocades. This class of Silk
is much sought after for Cos
tunes, for Waists, for Separate
Skirts to be worn with colored Silk
Waists.
SO cts. Medium and large satin
figures on gros grain ground
s1.0o. Sprawly wandering figures.
$1.25. Satin curves, Flashing
Scimitars, curious designs.
$3.50. Wandering Satin Ribbon
stripes, making beautiful curved
figures, knots, dashing daring
figures.
nEAU-DE-sOIE, rich satiny
fabric.
MARQUISE, a species Of
Satin, eros grain with fine bagadere
cord, $1.25, 81. so, $1.75.
SATIN LUXOR, less glazing
than Duchess, wonderfully effective,
has no wrong side, the most servicea-
BILE we know of.
SATIN RHADAME, FAILLE
FRANCHISE.
Plain eros grain, 75c, $1.00,
$1.25, $3.50.
ACK BROCADE India
I'D Silks, having Taffeta finish
These have medium and
smallish figures, quiet and tasteful,
50 cts.
Plain Tatfetas, SOC, SO Lie. 75c. soc, 81. 90,
SLIP 1-2c, SLIPS. Rustlers 20 to 27 inches
wide. For Dress Skirts, Kuffies. &C., SC.
AVE you need in Dress fin
D dings? Follow the dress
makers. They k n ow.
They'll bring you here.
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Last Half stockbridge" 6 Ents, 25c, ss16s
<13s each. 20
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TIE only terms atMese
M0nday Sales are cash
and no exchanges.
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AVE you need in Dress fin
dings? Follow the dress
makers. They kno W.
They'll bring you here.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-05-22

iii fo1oifaler Sefneiptbeit ni@t nur mir
unter ben &inberlpagen nit benz Ba6p
umipart Iouoern aud nob Die Guppe
ueriafste, ben 8rnten nubrennen IteB
uno nod obenorein srob pur;e, tpenn
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Der @bPbimmel Der 8ubn'i6en 6amilte
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balte, erfoi9te bic srOBe gerbaftunes.
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tuesen unoroentli6en Benebmens. @r
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oa er aber lein san5es Tai6enselo in
Sier inoeitirt bate uab feline @attrn, Die
Gbeure, nibt nur ibr SerS iUnbern aud
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iblOB, muBte !Serr &u6n Drummer.
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l'fen Stderbe't ols beftasensiuertbes
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unteriroiiden &erfrrn seidteppt wuroe
batte Serr Subn bereits fem poaes
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ipra6 Die 5uueriidtli9e 9lnii6t aug, oaf
eS ie,ner @attin ni6t selinsen iperol
fir Dag IS MOnate alte 8abp elm 10 gu
tee 9inbermdo6en gu finben, pie er lei
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-05-22
2(us 2lliHouri.

GGIrle5 p. 9.rr, Der SbcrIII
bon Douglass GomiD. 1T aus Nu1
DR.. pri0WAn9m mo 80 1T 9e9en 'br
oleNltla3e All uuttrl btn9un3 BON $500
erhoten m0roen.
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c.nt @l5 Company 81 Cartilage, MO.,
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8tl6Uloiaunl bin ucrbait,t. $4,000
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idtogen 81 babcu.
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bsute MOr9eu blcrbcr uuo iteute iih rcn
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tc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-05-22
Gin 2Itteit.

9iermit be5,uae id, oaB id om H.
0tai NIT ariden in Walids Npotbefe
9ius, uno bort cine 5lal6e CHAMBER
lnins 8ain-Saliam %faufte, in Der Soft.
nuna, oas WitteI tpiirbe mid bon &beu.
matismus befreien. Nadoem ib hrei
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burD, So.
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itatise i6 biermit. @a1ter @bipman,
Notar gu baben in 5laiden su soc
bel @alfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-05-22
Oernlii dtes.

Nus uuierem 9tu6bariaat Sd :
nDis miro BON DER 9%rauenbaItcn Ser
5ipellunsstbat zines NrbeltslOien be:
ribtct. Sn sprinsiels BAT eiu Nrbe,-
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wuroe, mari er ii9 i'll ieiner SerStuei'
flung uuf Die 8reisidse, Die i'm iofort
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nit ~iteiuernen SerSen, iuelde bebaup:
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&oliSei9eriht in Baltimore. Die Srnu
8ubu battle TIRE idledtere Sdlfte tueseu
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perbalt beraus: 6rau &ubn peroient BE-
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bernurten oerlan9te. Nuh ibieier 5or
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unnnsenebme @nioeduns mo6te, ons If
liebeuoer @atte in ibrer Nbpeienbei
bieles Eai9enselo IN Bier inpe5t,rte uni
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freie Qilleu.

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fen & 60. Gbicu9o. uno Sbr befomml
cine freie YrObeidnd!el nit Or 9tng'e
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fen N3a9cn uno @erGrne iOluie oas gan:
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per Gda6tel. gu bubsn III @ultel
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8dbreno oes &inters 1893 40

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ten log 81 perben, wunote ib mebrere
Ntittel oil, Ubne aber 9iinItise Relultate
gu er6ielen. @nOti6 taufte i6 mir eipe
5lalde Gbamber!uius Su1tenmittef.
iuel6e MeoiSru mid in Babe turirt."
@enu SIR einen !Suiten babt, brau9t
S9r ni6t uor1er mebrere anoere 0iittel
gu periuden. @bamberlaius Suitenmit.
tel miro @u9 lofOrt 2inoeruns peri9af.
fen. 9ieie Meoidin 1T felt ~SlpanSis
Sabren alImdblib populdrer getpuroen.
3u baben in 5lai9en 81 25c uno SOC
bel @alfer 8rps.
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Sudlen'S Qrnicd.Salbe.

8efte' Salbe Der @elt seseu S6nitte
Gueti6un9en, @eidpiten. SnlSfluB,
Sieberbeuleu .&in9wurm. aufseiprunsene
Qanoe, Sitbneraugen unb ale 9autnus=
i6ia9e. !Seilt fiber Yiles, ooer feline
Se5ablun9 u%erlanst. Seilur" aaen
5dlIen 9arantirt. ooer @elo SuruferItut-
tet. Grets rs Gents Die 8lldle. Gu
hnben bel @alfer Bros.
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probetSdue.

- g. s.. Clifford, gteiu GnlIeu,
@isc.. lit an gteural9ie uno &beuma
smus; iein @in9m mnr uuBer Sro'
ting, lsine 2eber Uar III acknowledgement
@eiie an9e9rlffen, Nppetit nnbm ab,
nnO er Dotte al 6leiib unr Stdrfe be,
oeuteuo ab9enouImen. 9rei Sla1dcn
@taftirihes 8itterS" bic Item i'm
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0r66te lldrr auf Gr0en


III Der Mcnfd. Der tOnIeQuCnt ieiue Seiunbbeit NH
Die Ntittcl Su iBrer @rbuItuu9 uuh sSieherscminnuHo
p%eruoblGFi9t. llno bod tbuH Dies YieIe, bic bon
Satnr ans tetue 2umnt6pfe mo. Sic ftuo ebeu &c
lebr Su bcmitlejoeu. ais 81 t0ocIu. S6pinosnoe I
gppttit. abnObme an @cipiht. S1lOfofiSfeit. Ser
oounu9SIt6run9cu wure9eIm0Bi9cr Stu1I9aug unr
Spmptome bon 9iltpljidt iinO fparIeube SprbOtsr
I'M Nu5u9 bCfinoIihcr i0lperer SlGrtbclten. Gle nn'
beuhiet IoNtG lit itrdhJde SBurbcit. tir wcIte biz
b~eIeibtgte 9tutur i'll ~gs60rigcr Geit emfftublide ucur
uibt t0otItbe Struie c~uierlcgt. Miro lcOpb b0s pOr-
si9l6e mo i'll ieber SiuIdt berudbrte Yorbcuu9uu9s'
mittel 9egeu droniibe Srantbeiten, betGnut ais Sc'
letters WtogCnGitterS, re6t5eiti9 an9cipenect, fC
pCroCu boAtt oac idtimmcu 5pIgcu iouit OerDdng-
utBpoler uterIaffungSiIiben obgepcnoct. ,3n bic
len idltmmeu 7FOl9eu ge65reu hrpniI@e Ycroonnn9S'
beI6werbeu, Scber. uuh HtercuIribcu. Yeritopfuu9
Ncruortdt, RbeumattSmuS IND Niulal.a.
3. 2B. 4tercc. lit yicpubItc. Soma. lugt: SD Bnbl
III mejnCr itumllie uno Iur MID ielbit nGue Wtiuutr
Guugb Sure" gebroubt. mo bOs Jteiultot iuor cine f
glnfttgcS. baB i6 faum 96orte Tinbeu tam. baS Mittc
itiuem WCroicuite mad 5u preiieu. SD lperbe baiiClbe
bel ietCr fb mir bor6ieteu0eu SclegeuBcit Anbercr
emnIe hIcu. --9SuIfCr 9rpS.
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Seine d a . o BncNutcn II.
&as io9t ocnn 9clne 6rnu. iUcnn 0u
70 ipGt mad 0nuIc tommlt?--O nihts,
bcnn iucnr ie rinmnl ibr @ebiB cus
bcm NtmO gchOmmcn bat, Damn mndt
iic hcn1cIbcu nidbt mcbr nuI.
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Giutejtuu9.-N U: 9tun. iuie
9ebt cs 8ir, mciu lieber 6reuuo ?-8:
Dante. uorSii9tid! Sn Der Sbut, id
babe mid uic pobter befunocu!-N:
9onu tnmnit 0u mir mol Sluan5rg Dol
Lars pumpCnl
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3wei q ludtt6e 9 /.
q: Sd babe otelcu Sommer clue Sod-
fer inter Die $aube geGrudt.-S: Sd
bate uor uicrScBu 3ageu e,neu sObu
unter Den Yautoifel 9ebradt.
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6. @ei6ditsinbaber (5u eli
mem &eiieubeu ben er nidt lps weroen
fanny: Sb Dab jest feline 3eit uno aud
BON allen Nt6Sti6en ben 8opf pou.-
Geiieuper (iduel) "a '6npen Sic utel-
Ieidt meiue 9uuS uurSislidsu 8dmms
oebroudeu-.
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y 6 rdntte s + / t.
Sremocr Gin 2tmeritn uufommeno)
Guoli6 btu i6 in eincm freien 2anbe,
100 Sober uad 9GiebeE tgun FAM iuns
ct uiG.-Nmeritaner: SO, aus9euom-
mer er 1T uerbeitatbeti
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2ciht 5u eff IT. Game:
6inoeu Sic nidt, ooB i'd redt eleno
nusiebe? 9lr5t: 9~Qeroiu9s, meme
@ndoige! Game: lllo tuas ratben Sic
mir? Nrat: 9giiten Sic iib ben 9u-
Der nb!