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The Portland daily press., 1898-12-09
Standard Clothing
COMPANY.
7 I His w Z : K
Great Values in
Children's Suits

will be offered, comprising
MILDLY, Vestee and Reeier
styles for Boys 3 TO =
years. These suits are reg
ular $500, $50 and $50
grades. All new this season.
In order to crowd our store
with buyers and offer Tre-
mn endOus Bargains,
we have marked these suits,
Sl.OO, 1.49, 1.95 and 2,95
A SUIT.
REMENa BIER
There are thousands of lit
tie fellows a to 7 years OF age
in Portland and vicinity and
only about 900 suits. All We
have to say is Come Early
Boys Fine Top Goats, the
very latest thing, ages S TO
IS years, $50 and 500 grades.
This week 1876 each
H. & w. Waists for boys,
regular 75c quality. This
week, soc
Mothers Friend Waists, 40
and soc quality, 3Sc
Star Shirt Waists, SI.oo
quality, soc eacn
The Portland daily press., 1898-12-09
WoMAN,s LITERARY UNION.

The next afternoon of the Woman S
Literary Union will be held in Y. Nj. c.
A. hall Saturday, ftomorrow) December
10 that three O'Clock. The exercises will
close with memorial services for mem bers
of the union who were lost on the steamer
Portland. The following will be the pro
grainme:
Literature. conducted by Pine Tree club.
Maine Day Committee, Mrs. Orin Fl.
LeGrow, chairman; Mrs. Harlan P.
ingalls,, Mrs. James e. tickett
Quartette--s Lucia di Lammermoor,
Philharmonic Club
Mrs. Helen Wilcox Bickford, Mrs. E5ta
Sterling Sparrow, Miss. Ella Waters
Thurston, Miss Evangeline Adella
Ballard.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. State, Chairman
'tOur fathers built where rocks
ahcunded rather chan sid,
The Pine Ireesf Of Maine,
Miss Ellen E. Davis
There's magic in our northern winds,
Our pines ars trees of healing.
Vocal Solo, The Pins Tree, CIV. Marston
MRS sparrow
The Gems Of Maine,
Miss A Louise Mo Donalu.
" Rocks rich with gems and mountains
big With mines. ,,,I
flUa1lett2-- --Safeu;ade Alls
Philharmonic CluD.
The Portland daily press., 1898-12-09
Standard Clothing
COMPANY.
MEMS OvERCOATS.

POSITIVELY the great
est values in good Overcoats
tor the money ever shown.
A lot of fine Black Kersey
Overcoats in large sizes AZ to
48, our best S22 and S25
grades and qualities.
This week SIS
Here is a great opportunity
for large men to get a fine
coat cheap.
$40 fine Overcoats, cut
Box, fancy lined, color very
dark blue Kersey, very stylish.
This Week $14.45
Fine all wool Black Kersey
Overcoats, just in, cut good
length, made to retail at
$3.50.
This Week $3.50 each
Black Kersey Overcoats,
regular retail price $40.
This Week $3.50
$3.50 Black Kersey Over
coats. This week only
$4.95
Mems Gray Refers, extra
good quality, ulster collar, all
sizes 50 to 48, regular retail
price 5000.
This Week Only 1915
The Portland daily press., 1898-12-09

Standard Clothing
COMPANY.
Portland and New Eng
lands Greatest Clothing
House always in the lead with
the best and most desirable
Suits, Overcoats. listers,
Refers, Trousers, &c, for
Men and Boys.
. FOR DECEMBER,
the great holiday month, we
offer lots of new, stylish. up
to-date Clothing, direct from
our workshops at low prices
less than wholesale figures.
This Week we show a
number Of new lines OF Over
coats. listers. Refers and
Suits. at Fabulous Low
Prices for Quality.
25 to so Per Cent
reduction in many lines OF
High Grade Goods.
All Of these Woolens
were bought cheap for cash
and these values quoted will
interest every man, woman
nd boy.
The Portland daily press., 1898-12-09

tabieaux were notably superior. Too
much credit cannot be given Miss Ham
ilton. the teacher of elooution, at the
Academy, for her able and faithful work
in preparing for this eminently success
full exhibition. The committee OF award
consisted of Rev. Mr.. Calkins, Mrs.
George E. Bird and DR.. II. A. Merrill.
The prize was copy of the best Com
bridge edition of Longfellow's complete
poetical works.
The Portland daily press., 1898-12-09
Standard Clothing
COMP ANY.
MEMS UlSTERS.

Fine heavy all wool Blue
Chinchilla Ulsters. fast colors,
wool lined, Ulsters that are
worth $500, mostly in large
sizes SO to 46.
This week S1O.S5
A few extra fine Worumbo
Chinchilla Beaver listers,
large sizes 40 to 44, regular
S25 and $50 grades.
This Week $14.45
Blue Chinchilla Ulsters,
good ones, retail price $40,
our wholesale price this week,
$3.50
A few fine Black Frieze
listers, very handsome, extra
well made and well trimmed,
a regular $Ia coat. This
week, S9.S5
Mems fine Heavy Ulsters.
This week at
$500 and 7.S5
Really HALF Prices.
A few medium weight
listers and long coats for
young men, $I2 and SIS
grades and qualities.
This week $6.S5
The Portland daily press., 1898-12-09
BENTON ELECTRICs INSPECTED.

Benton, December San electric rail-
road extending from the Maine Central
railroad at Benton to Benton Falls,
q distance of three and one half miles,
which is to be used for freight and pas
senger traffic. was inspected favorably
by Commissioner B. F, Chadbourn We'd
nesday, and will be open to the public to-
day. The road is owned by John i.
Richards, Charles D. Brown, Elisha Nor
gun, Edward w. Heath, an d. M III MS
field. also proprietors of the Ben q
Pulp mills. OF taeroad's equipment is
an electric freight engine, 5he first to
b. used in he ate.
The Portland daily press., 1898-12-09
WESTBROOk.

A. E. Lebell has purchased the
do tenement house on Brown street,
folly owned by Mr.. William Minnick.
ladies' circle of the Methodist
ch was entertained Wednesday eve
Mat the church by Mrs. Alphonso
s. Mrs. 6. j. Hezelton, Mrs. WIN
and Mrs. Wesley Hawkes.. Ihere
vgood attendance.
Ebenezer Stnrgis recently passeu
hist birthday. MIR. Sturgis is a man
omarkabIe vitality and very aco'se
He has almost completely recos-
from the accident which he sustaineu
~ months ago by being thrown OUT
carriage.
ere was no business transacted at sne
meeting of the Excelsior cluo owing
.e small attendance. The next meet.
ia to bs held December i2th with
Braedon. The subject will be "Oll-
Goldsmith.
alanthe assembly, P. S., was delight
entertained at its last meeting by
sral of the members. A fine musical
| literary entertainment illustrated by
,tomime was followed by necktie
liable which was much enjoyed by all.
The first prize was awarded Miss Lena
I'd, and the consolation prize went to
rs. Kate Woodside.
MIR Ernest Bragdon has moved his
mtly to the Emerson Trafton house on
smb street.
Mr. Stephen A. Cordwell. who recenbly
,ioyed a hunting trip near Presque
lie, shot and broke off close to the neau,
ne of the antlers of fine buck. Inc
.ophy was brought home. MT. Coraweii
,ceived a letter this week from MS guiae
;atinr that he had captured the buck
linus an autler.
The meeting of the Ammoncongln
Iub held on Wednesday at the home Oh
[rs. Belle T. Ray was well ATTENDED.
'bs subject was ssEducation and Econ
mics" Interesting papers were read Dy
irs. Berry and Mrs. Graham. 4 review
f aChild Nature" was given by Miss
aura Foster, and Miss Cora Clay read q
snort of the recent teachers convention
cid at Gorham. A paper OF interest," on
ncient Westbrook, was read by MISS
lara Palmer. The next nesting Will Do
cid with Mrs. John E. Warren, CumDer-
and street.
a regular meeting of the WesrorooK
,hina Decorators club was held on iues-
av afternoon at the residence OF tne
resident, Mrs. Hebron Mayhem. IL was
oted to hold the regular annual exni-
It'll IN of the club on January 10 ana -
t the Congregational parlors.
The attendance at the fair being held
- the Westbrook Dniversalist society at
ba Westbrook opera house is increasing
atIv. A large number of the friends OF
be society from Deering and Portland
ave been present during the week
asst evening the Gorham Dramatic oiun
resented the four-act drama, "Our jim,
d a pleasing manner before large auo'
20 This evening the Westbrook Ora
stic club are to present by request the
anna parted" The fair is to con-
inue this and tomorrow afternoon ana
yenirgs.
The Portland daily press., 1898-12-09
Standard Clothing
COMPANY.
MEMS SUITS.

Mems Black Clay Diagon-
al Sack Suits, all sizes "a to
44, regular $40 grade, pure
worsted, selling this week at
$3.50 a suit
Mems fine all wool Double
Breasted Sack Suits, hand
some brown plaid, elegantly
made and perfect fitting, made
to retail at SI2. To see them
is to buy one at $3.50
Mems fancy brown and
olive mixed Cheviot Suits,
regular $3.50 grade, reliable
wearers. This week.
$3.50 a suit
Mems good wearing Suits,
two styles, Blue Cheviots and
a gray fancy mixed, regular
81 so grade. THIS WEEK
S4.S5 a suit
Many lines Of SIS fine all
wool Sack Suits reduced in
price to 1886 and 11.45.
Here is an opportunity to get
first class suits at tremendous
low prices.
Buy Good Clothing here.
It will pay you. Do as thous-
ands of others do. Buy
direct from the makers. You
get better goods for same
prices and same goods for
lower prices.
The Portland daily press., 1898-12-09

concern is for the mothers, wives and
children who depended upon the lost
ones for every morsel of bread which
they handled. Citizens of Portland, now
is your opportunity Will you embrace
it2 May God help you TO do so.
Yours in the service of humanity,
THEOBALD A. SMYTdE,
Pastor Abyssinian Church.
Portland, Me. Dec. 8, 1893.
The Portland daily press., 1898-12-09
Standard Clothing
COMPANY.
BOYS REFERS.

In the very best grade.
$3.50 fine Blue Frieze Reef
ers for boys 10 to 16 years,
great values. This. week,
$4.S5
Beautiful $3.50 Frieze
Refers, wool lined, sizes s to
16. This week, 800
Blue Chinchilla Refers for
boys, 8 to IS, $3.50 grades.
This week, l.95
$500 Blue Chinchilla Reef
ers for boys s to Io. This
week only 800
Children's $500 and 500
Refers, big sailor collar, dark
blue. This week at 1876
$3.50 Vest Suits for Boys
10 to IS years, 3.S0
$3.50 and 800 Double
Breasted Knee Pant Suits for
boys 8 to IS years. Reduced
in price this week to
$50 a snid
Boys Fancy Blouses, big.
sailor collars, retail price 75c..
This week soc each
The Portland daily press., 1898-12-09
Standard Clothing
COMPANY.
MEMS CANVAS COATS.

Sheepskin lined, extra
quality. This Week W. 80
Great variety of Canvas
Goats, with wool Innings, 81
up.
fine FANCY VESTS.
One lot $3.50 grades, cut
single breasted, staple goods,
very desirable.
This Week So. IS
A few pure silk Fancy
Vests, both single and double
breasted, regular quality So
and $3.50.
InlS week $0.40
Also the newest styles in
Fancy p. B. Vests, a fine
Christmas gift.
Fine Trousers in great va
riety this week. Special low
prices.
MeE's Odd Vests, As, Soc
and $I.OO this week.
Fine Dress Suits, sack or
frock, absolutely thoroughly
reliable or money back, large
variety, latest cut,
$40, IL, Is and 20
Dress Suits for boys Of all
ages. Choice and desirable
styles.
The Portland daily press., 1898-12-09

DR.. Bulls Cough syrup has been i'm ai, Itaivf ty
Be sure you get the genuine Or. John W.
Bulls Cough syrup. Price % cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24
FLoGGIYG JUDiS IScIRIOT.


From Tn London Daily News.
Yesterday the rc-onactinS Il tn" Good FRIDAY
custom OF tn" n0eglug ciigy oi JUDAS Is
CARROT thu false Apostle. WAS carried out WIZ
utrc than usual circumstance aboard N'ssc
rnnorcd IN Tho POOL" FIR long number 81
years The Md .tcrrau'ar sailors attached To
ihosc trading vessels I'm the different London
do. ks bad been ~ tho habit II celebrating their
national custom 4 nugr.ug. hanging ana after
ward burning the emblem az Vie "Ertfaycr."
but owing - thc disorder caused ly the assem-
biA.r II rourhs and l,lf rs. AID consequent
scenes r riot. and. further H." ,ontra'cni.cn
O.. ;hc iisc regulations and it, attendant danger,
Tho .ldfh.fit4.. Iut stop t. ia" proceedings
Iut!l ye.tcidIy this order had obtained, but
oW ing 10 tho fat that the officers ana men OF a
vessel mo0r'd IN irr "I'ool' had sigulii,d their
sympathy with the custom. advantage was
taken t. c,lcbltt" h" ceremony. and without
offending the law
Accordingly shortly after II 80 a considerable
number 81 Matte" and Portuguese sailors
board d the boat. and. taking loS ~ wood. in
vested ii wiki sailors GUNNER and red
Knitted hat nautical costume. they then pro-
cccdcd to rcvilc kick and spit on the figure" and
after time rope Was placed around il. when
u was hoistcd To the rnls, hc1d and then i'm
mcdiatcly lowered onto the deck - II, re- it was
again subjected to every iHdIgnty possible. in
which all heartily co-operatcd Kchoistcd 10 the
masthead. II was dropped thrice overheard and.
being drawn on deck. was summarily cut up and
burned. This Good Friday custom obtains
among all Mediterranean scam.n. and It's re-
vival In the "pool' Of London. after a lapse Of
twenty years. seemed to afford all concerned in
tense satisfact ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24
TATTOOING Az ANCIENT Practice.

.yro.n The New Orleans Times Democrat
Professor Paul Haupt. Editor Of the Poly
chrome Bible and professor Of Semitic languages
In Johns Hopkins University, delivered an Hilcr.
Getting talk on "Tattocing Among the Somilcs'
before the baltimore Folk Lore Society on Fiji
day last. He said:
"Tattooing was practis"d among the very ear
hest nations ana ancient literature Is filled with
references to the custom. NcnOphpn tells Us TN
story Of a tribe who dwclt near the Black Sea,
who fattcned their children Ike pigs at an cary
age, tattooing their backs in solid cnlois ana
covering the fronts Of their small. plump bodies
with elaborate tattoOod marks in all manner or
queer patterns and designs licrodotus states
that tattOOing was considered mark OF distinc-
ton among the Thracians. and the more designs
a man could get on MS body the better he was
thought or a similar idea prevails among Ger
tain classes Of German students. Most Of the
students WiN not dream Of allowing Il wound to
heal upon ;ho first intention but keep the injury
open and sore, as to max" Il good ana liStlnS
scar. This is their idea Of distinction. There are
many references 10 the practice Of tattOOng in
the Bible, both in Galatians and Revelations,
chapters vii xii and xiv. In Lcyiticus tattoolng is
forbidden az heathcnish practice, the author
tied version giving this passage: We shall not
print any marks upon you while the Poly
chrome Bible says: 'Ye shall not tattoo any
marks upon you The earliest possible reference
to tattooing. and undoubtedly the origin Of the
custom is found in the patrarchal story Of Cain.
The mark that the Lord appointed to cam
seems to have been q tdit0Ocd Tribal one. Jhc
story throws some light upon the origin OF the
institution Of vendetta or blood feud. Without
any such tribal mark the wandcrcr in the desert
may be killed by any one who runs across him,
while the tattoocd mark affords protection.
I'm modern Egypt, Syria Japan, China and
throughout the East tattooing Is still practised
70 an astonishing degree. The art Of puncturin8
the skin with n fine needle and inserting the pig
ment requires great skin and patience In Syria
the Christians living there tattoo themselves, so
RS to he exempt from military service In the
wars OF the Mahometans. These regard it as
Racred symbol In Isaiah you will find these
words: God Himself has engraved the walls OF
Jerusalem upon the palms OF His hands an a
pledge that He will restore them. The idea
u tattooing slaves was that they were branded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24

water and helpless against even such small
craft.
The work OF laying cables. anchors and buoys
IN Hampton Roads and at the mouth OF the
Chesapeake Bay is rapidly nearing completion
and will In a few days be sufficiently advanced
70 permit of the submarine mines now closely
guarded in the Fort Monroe arsenal pcihS
attached within twenty four hours after q dec
laration of war The principal Keyboard opera'-
ing this deadly network Of mines Is To-
Gated in the holy Of holes inside the Tort,
where no one is permitted to wander. Another
keyboard is also operated from Cape Henry
In the rear Of the thick walls which present
60 formidable an appearance from the Koaos
Ire the residences Of officers and the quarters
Of the artiilerynlcn who viii man the guns anu
rnortars on the ramparts above
Pack Ct the rear wall Of the fort IS long
sheet of water which curls in so to speak, from
IIa,npton Roads running around the Chamber
lin Hotel and in the rear OF the stronghold.
making Fort Monroe long peninsula ana
almost an island fertilization. The officers at
the fort entertain TO apprehension because Of
the weak condition Of the rear dcf'nces rei"s
confident that the guns and mortars In front
viii be able to stop any or all ships before 'hey
can get in bach Of the stronghold
Colonel Royal r Frank, commandment at Fort
Monroe. has a high estimation OF the eI-
fectivcness Of the watchdog OF the Chcsa-
peake." and confidently asserts that no ship on
earth will be able to make safe passage into
HAMPTON Roads when the forts batteries are
completed by the addition of the rapid-iire
rifles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24
A PART OF THE MOAT AT FORT MONROE

He defined an eiectrolyte as n body In solution
or state OF fusion. capable OF being ihstah-
tancously decomposod by n current 81 elec-
tricity and he claimed that II the explanation
he offered was ADEQUATE for the clcctrOlyte. II
must hold good for the constitution 1T thc mat
ter In the universe SO that the treatise on the
ccctroyte has a most important srcntiic pear
ing The method OF investigating the acton on
one body upon another. he reminded his audi
ence. was brought to high degree ~ accuracy
by the immortal work Of Sir Isaac Newton. lie
alluded 10 some observations ~ the late Pro-
fcssor Clifford made over twenty years ago this
authority rcmarkiug. almor; rfophcucally. W >
can look forward t. the time when the structure
and motions in III" ius de ~ a lnolDcul" VIII h-
50 well known that some future Kant or La
place viii De- able To- make An hypothesis about
thc history and formation Of matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24
COMPRISING LIQUID STEEL.
POWERFUL MACHINE WHICH IS IN SERVICE
AT CREUSOT
At CREUsOT.

In casting steel In large ingots for heavy ORD
nance or armor plates IL is usually found that
The upper portion OF the mass is Jess dehS'
than the lower part. The weight Of the molten
metal itself i'm the mould produces this effect
UNEQUAL density. however Is highly undesirable.
II has been customary therefore, 10 cut on
about onc-third Of the ingot at the top ard r.
iaci il. using only the more compact and uni
form part Of IT,
within n fcw years. however. 1t has become
tho practice ct three or four Of tho great gun
making establishments Of the world TO subject
the molten metal to pressure with powerful
hydraulic apparatus.
Thu compressor which was set UP in 1896 -
Cr,us,t, France. for this purpose was recently
described by "Enpinecring." The mould BE-
Strengthened 10 meet the extra strain put mp .
H. Tie metal is poured In from :.,-ton la!i".
or a G1-ton ladlc. or from both Greater pres
sur,. is employed with Il big ingot than with q
small one But the maximum never exceeds
two and thrcc-quartor tons to tn square inch
Not only guns and arnor but also n great
variety Of other forgings for naval purposes.
notably shafts are now made from steel which
has first been subjected to this treatment
Mcssrs Schneider & Co, at whose works Is
situated the press just mentioned. supply many
private manufacturers who do not care to make
their own castings. as well the French Army
and Navy. with steel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24
THE INSIDE or A MOLECULE.

From Nature.
The New South Wales Government analyst.
William NJ. Hamlet. delivered the presidential
address in the section Of chemistry at the re
cent meeting Of the Australian Association FOR
the Advancement OF Science, the subject being
The Molecular Mechanism OF an Elcctrolyte."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24

with the name OF their master. with soldiers inc
name OF their general, and with idolators ''e
mark OF their deity"
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Eegas &.

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pbilips, &ommanbeur beS arieas'
idifes nEeras@. fur ben Siaat elm
mertbbolIes GeiGenf erbalten.s gs BE-.
itett aus einem 3wei GuB i'm Guabrat
mehenben Slid ber pan3erpIotie nit
benz IS 3Oll sroBen 2ode, tpeI9es bas
Sdiff burd cine feinbIi1e Suesl Dor
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ruus OH bic bebeutungsboue uub 10
iiberaus fssrei6e S6Ia9t aufsefelt
iperben.
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ben 8efdIuB ansenommeu, bic 6abIi.
DE 9aeific' '8abn ein3uIaben, ibre 2inie
nod 8albefou au berldngern unb ibr
fofienfreie 8runbfhde fur ibre 9epots
&c. an3ubieien.
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leans Der Sampfer Britannia" nit
400 SieiIianern an, bic auf pIantagen
in 2puifiana arbeiten tpoIleu. Sie
boriige Sanitdisbeb6rbe berboi BEN
Gampfer In ben 6afsn sin3uIaufen
unb feline Yafagiere 3u lanben. IA.
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Wpu unierem Ysiidaertifd,

Oas fiu6miirbige Ntteniat auf bic
Raiferin. a0ni8in @Iiiabetb unb bie
2eimenfeier Der bo1berebrten Wonars
din beberri1ten In ber pergangeuea
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melt, bob biefe @reisniKe felbffperfdnb
LID au1 In ber Squftrirten 3eitung Nr.
1882 bonn %. September tptitgebenbe
8erhdf9tigung sefunben ba5en. gu.
nd9ft fefelt auf ber SitelTeite bic Dors
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1uge bes 2eiet8. Der ieiner Mbur.
tellung entgegeniebenbe M6rber 2ncs
deni unb bic 6tdtte Der perabfheu.
ungzDiirbigen BIuttbat, Der Quai bu
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geauripage eri9einen mad pbotograz
pbiihen 4ufnabmen. Saran reiben
I'D: bic Nufbabruns im 0oteI 8eauri.
Dage 5u 9enf, bic impoiante Srauers
tunbgebung bor bemielben am IL.
September. bic ueberfiibrung Der 2ei.
DE gum 8abnbf In @enf am A., idmmt.
lt1 nod geIuusenen Momeniaufnab.
nabmen, bieranf bic ueberffbruns bonn
Weitbabnbof In Wien sur 6Ofburs am
l5., bic aufbabrung in ber Sofbure.
tapeue am 16. uab bic enbIiGe lleber,
fibrung bes Sarges In bic aapusiner
tapsle 5u Wien ON II. September. =
Abgeieben bon bielem btiftsren 8iIber.
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bam Der a0nigin WilbsImine Der Nie,
DerIanbe aur sfr6nungSfeisr eeldsntt
bat; bas &eiterbilbniB bes Dsutl1en
3aiiers tn Der fiir bic paldhinareile
befimuten 8ropeuuniform; bic bop.
pelteitige SanHraiion vuniere Mtan0.
berfOtie i'm Norbweiiiurm III Der Of.
fee" &C,
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rauf9iu fuhr her aapitdn na9 @aloe,
Iiuu unb eIaubte bort cine 2oubunq
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&apiidu iein 8lhd ia Yeaioeola Der,
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puaman @ar aonpa9nie cine G6as
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laRene sufis!appe hurd, CT murbe
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