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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02
Mrs. Newell Rnrisd.

Mrs Hester r. Newell, reliot OF the late
Commodore Thomas NJ. Newell, who died
at the family home at Montgomery, near
this city, Friday, was buried yesterday in
Laurel Grove cemetery. The deceased lady
was a native of Savannah and was a Miss
Adams before her marriage. She belonged
to an old family Of that name, noted for the
longevity OF its members. She was IS years
of age, and is survived by her brother,
Richard w. Adams, ESD, ex-teller of the
Central Railroad Bank, now living at Isle
of Hope, aged 81; Mrs. Footman aged 80 =,
Mrs. Stiles aged 81 and Mrs. Stewart aged 80.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02
ANOTHER MEETING THIS WEEK.

The Rollins Committee Appears to be
Pushing the CcnCraps Deal.
There is to be another meeting Of the
Hollins committee in New York this week.
Mr. J. X. Garnett, who only arrived back
from New York last week. and who has
spent most Of his time since his return home
in South Carolina, left yesterday for New
York To meet the Hollins committee. Mr..
Comer's presence is also desired, and he will
probably leave for New York Monday or
Tuesday.
Mr.. Conner has been absent in North
Georgia and Alabama on Central railroad
business during the last few days, but is ex-
pected back to-day. The Hollins commit
tee appears TO be- pushing things
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02
A New Show koon-

The recent improvement at the "China
Palace" Of the Estate of T. w. West has
attracted considerable attention. The ele-
CANT new show room is undoubtedly the
haudsomest in the south. 1t is IL feet by 10
feet in dimensions, and is neatly carpeted
and fitted up with crystal chandeliers and
electric lights. Tho stock OF beautiful glass
ware and decorated china is as fiue as has
ever been brought to this city.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02
ECONOMY At THE WATER WORK ;.
One Change and Two Retirements at
the New Plant.

One Change and Two Retirements at
the New Plant.
The water committee OF the council has
begun to economic in the construction of
the new water works plant.
Foreman Murphy, who took charge Of the
conduit work when the contract was taken
from Robertson and Weaver, has been dis
charged because be could not make good
his agreement to complete twenty feet a
day. He only averaged half that number
of feet. A man named Barker from Mem
phis has taken Murphy's place.
Inspector OF Cement Calhoun and In
spector of Brick Work Cornell have also
been retired, as there is no further neces-
sty for their services. Alderman Cam,
chairman of the committee, says economy
is the prompting motive for the change
and retIrements.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02
A wouLD-sE MURDERER CAUGHT.
The Negro Who Tried TO Kill Police

The Negro Who Tried 60 Kill Polio g.
man McCool Run Down.
Boisey Bauff, the negro who fred at
Policeman McCool in the Old Fort several
weeks ago while the officer was making an
arrest, was captured last night in Bruins
wick
Detective Morgan has been working the
case since the shooting occurred and a few
days ago he traced Bauff Co the vicinity of
Brunswick. The detective at once notified
the authorities there 60 look out for him,
furnishing a description of Bauff, and last
night he received a telegram that his man
had been captured. Detective Morgan will
send an officer after Bautf tonight
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02
GLAD SOMETHING'S 10 BE DONE.

6avannaniaus Gratifled That Work on
the Public Building Is to Commence
Soon.
The announcement in yesterdays MORN
ING NEWS that the supervising architect Of
the treasury had decided to begin at once
on the plans for the new public building
here in order to commence work on the
building early in the spring was received
with much qualification by the citizens,
who have been patiently waiting to See the
government building rear its ornamental
proportions on some site.
FROM tine statements of the treasury
department the board of trade resolutions
on the subject only anticipated the action
OF the department few days, but probably
the advance publications on the matter in
the MORNING NEws before tho board of
trade acted had considerable to do with
causing move in the long delayed matter.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02
School Books for Scholars.

The opening of the schools on tomorrow
will make demand for school books. All
OF the standard books and school supplies
are for sale at Estills news depot Every
kind Of books are there, and those wishing
to get the standard books at the lowest
prices can do so.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02

Rev. E. q. Smith, Claussen, S c., Thomas
J Wharton, Charleston, S. c., Capt J. D.
Singletary. Lake City. S. c. These three
gentlemen say 'Antimigraine" is good, as
It does not profess to cure anything but
headaches. -ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02
School Booka

School books and school supplies for the
public aud private schools at the very low
es5 New York prices. Old Biographies
taken in exchange for Maury's new geogra-
phies. E. NJ. Connor, Bull aud Broughton
streets.-dd.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02
Knee Pants


$4,000. Fifty thousand feet Of picture
frame molding. The largest stock ever
handled by any firm in Savannah. Picture
frames made TO order at half the price
charged elsewhere. Portrait frames
specially. Ladeveze's Picture Frame Fac
tory, TIA Broughton street. I'D.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02
when Nature

Needs assistance it may be best to render It
promptly, but one should remember 70 use
even the most perfect remedies only when
needed. The best and most simple and gen
tie remedy is the Syrup of Figs, manufact-
ured by the California Fig Syrup Com
pany-dd
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02
school Books

School books and school supplies for the
public and private schools at the very lowest
New York prices. Old geo graphies taken in
exchange for Maury's new Biographies. E.
NJ. Conner, Bull aud BEoughton streets.
al
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02

Clarence-Charley Knowlittle committed
suicide by blowing his brains out. Beck
son-Well, well; and so he managed to get
something through his head at last, did 6el
Brooklyn Life.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02
To Public School Pupils.

Scholars of the public and other schools
will find at Estill's news depot all books and
other things necessary to their proper equip
ment for their studies. 1t will be well for
girls and boys to call early and get what
they require before the crush" begins.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02
Bankrnnt Shoe etnre.

We have advertised to leave here on
Oct. l. Our store in Baltimore is not ready.
and we will have to remain here one week
longer. We are still selling shoes at cost, to
close out before removal. NJ. l. Lambert.
ITO BrOughton street.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02
Be Sure You Are Right, Then Go
Ahead.

This has been our motto ever eince we
first started in business, and upon i5 we
have won reputation, made step by step,
by steady industry aud careful manage
ment. and which can be maintained
through constant vigilance and good judg-
ment This reputation, earned by ourselves
after years of hard work, we propose 70
sustain to the very last. To do this, we
promise, as heretofore, to give you only the
very best and first class makes in clothing
at honest, liye-and-let-live prices. Every
article in our house is marked in one plain
price - unalterable, the first Of
the season, or the last OF the season. we
make no difference; our goods are marked
lower to-day than you win buy them for
three months heuce-when the season is over.
from so-called bogus discount sales; 80 do
not walt and discommode yourselves. for we
guarantee you will be none the gamer if
you will make your purchase Of us.
Our line of mems and boys suits is I'M
usually complete this season and embraces
some very leading novelties that we will be
unable to duplicate
Our gents furnishing goods department is
everything that could be desired
and our usual popular prices prevail also in
this department Our fall styles in hats are
the very newest, embracing the celebrated
Millar styles, for which we are the sole
agents for this city.
We have also in stock fall weights in the
DR.. Jaeger's sanitary underwear for ladies,
gentlemen and children.
competent saleslady has been engaged
to take charge of this department.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02
School Books.

School books and school supplies for the
public and private schools at the very lowest
exchange for Maur Us new Biographies. E.
M. Conner, Bull and Brough5on streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02
Exoellent Preventiza

For Asiatic cholera, imported blackberry
wine. Recommended by leading phySi-
clans. Dryfus 81 Rich, 161 Congress street,
SRyanuah.-ud.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02
A Corbett in savannah.

Seeming long it seems strange to a great
many people of Savannah that we have a
regular Corbett here in this city. And yet,
as strange as it may seem. the fact is never
theless true. He has fine record, having
knocked out everything 30 far he came in
contact with. Yes, in short, he stands alone
in the field, ALWAYS ready and ever anxious
to do his duty. You, as we'll as everybody,
no doubt, are anxious to know who he is
and his name. It's Logan, the butcher. O.
and Is City market He has certainly
Knocked things sky-hiRh, aud to-day stands
alone, having the reputation OF having the
choicest and finest northern and western
meats. You cannot miss it by trying his
xxx Fulton market corned beef, and his
system of delivery is the best. An order
with him, no matter how small or large, re-
ceiyes his personal attention.-dd.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02

Smoke la Misrna lucent all Havana TO
bacco cigar. Dryfus s. Rich, 161 Congress
street, Savannah, sole agents; at most cigar
stands.-dd.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02

The tax digest is now open at Tax Col
lector McGoaan's Office between 8 o'clock
IN the morning and o'clock in the after
noon for the collection of state and county
taxes on all property, real and personal:
the specific tax on professions also the poli
tax for educational purposes on all r5aie
residents OF tie city and county between
the ages Of 2l aud 60 years.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02

j. T. Shuptrine has been appointed whole
sale agent for Mrs. Moore's Infallible
Remedy. This valuable medicine Is fast
gaining in popularity, and for all diseases
arising from an impure condition of the
blood, it can be confidently relied upon
II you are in need of blood purifier don't
fail to try it. Price 81. Sold By all drug
gists.-dd.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02

Inc careful mother always keeps Salvation
VI handy, for cuts and bruises. I'D.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02
Chudren's Cans.

Fall styles, 25 cents and upward; extra
value, at
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02

Rousekeepers' Supplies.
Kitchenwares
Crockery, China.
Cutlery, Glassware.
Stoves, Ranges.
Furnaces, Heatert
Repairing Promptly Done.
We invite special
Attention to our
Attractive display of
Fine Imported Wares
And Ornaments
For Wedding Presents.
JAMES DOUGLASS,
I'D. 30 Barnard.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02

The prudent always have DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup on hand, II Is invaluable. Id.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-11

batte, in Der Soifnuns. bieTe bort sa
treifen. llno als es leyt ben 9lbbang
binunteriprang, 0a tonte aud ein
S6refenssuf aus ieiusm Munae, benn
bort unten an Der aueae lag blutenb
uno blei6 = glennhen!
gllS Serafiuc auf Dem S6aaplab
ibrer Sbat erI1ien uno Die @etroifene
in Den 9lrmen SeiIen fano, ben lie nit
aller Semalt Oil li6 su feIeln ueriudt
bate. entflbr Elm biBlibes Mort ibren
Gippen. Sic panbte li9 ab uno elite
in oas S6loB ;uriid.
g(a6mittags fam Der Sdeerlpab auf=
sere9t gum sllten pom Sburme. yglenn=
den lit permunbet - unteu an Der
Nucle. Ser junge Saron bat iie in's
Saus 9etra9en. Sin 9lrst lit ba. SD
iab, ipie er Dem iun9en Baron Die Sano
i6iittelte unb pie bieier frob lG6elte.
IS tann alip ni6t i6limm lein!"
y0m!" ma6te Der alte Sporting.
Sieb mai ms Senitcr. Sa weroen
aoifer gepadt. llnb Die Sasoflinte bat
lie in Die Gfe sewprFen. gBeibt Su,
SdseripaB: Sie 6rauen treifeu man6s
mai oas ri9tige, nitr ni6t, wenn iie
i9ieBcn"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-11
Sic 0etoid6e.
Don ". Z. geos.

Ser ebenio rei9s mie seisiee Gpbraim
Soloberger miro mitten in Der fd6t
bon orei .Sieben beimgeiu6t, bic ibn
spingen, iid aus ieinen Seoern gu er=
beben. @ioeritano lit ielbltperitdno=
li6eripeiie persebens. oa @pbraim nit
elmer ein5isen, balbtaubcn @tago in
ieinen Mauern bauit, uno er tann iib
nur freuen, baB er feline GeloiGde 10
gut auf9eboben bat. glber Die &duber
iino aud ni6t auf ben Sopf sefallen.
Na6bem Iie obne nennenspert6es &e=
iultat alles burd9emauit, ecrdtb Der
cine bon ibnen sufdlis an gpbraims
gett uno, WunOer, unter Dem Strsb=
lad peritedt laden sipDlf pollgepirppfte
@eloidfe ben Spibbuben entgesen.
Sarpb GROCER Subel bel bieien uno
3dbnefniri6en bel @pbraim.
r@ie piel lit in iebem?"
.Sauienb barte Sbaler," ieuf3te Der
geitoblene.
yMa6t auf ben Mtam gerabe pier-
tauieno, aber ipie oas 3eug nur fort.
i6leppen?"
Die Sraae lit BON Wi6tisteit, bonn
SmDlftauIenb barte Sbaler lalien ii6
ni9t, mir .ni6ts Dir ni6ts, in Die
Sai6e lteden. Sic Siebe einigen li6
enoli6 babin, bab spei bon ibnen in
einem sufallis baitebenben Srastorbe
ben &aub in Si6erbeit brin9en, ipdb=
reno Der Sritte CUR Sedung bes &iid-
suses einitmeilen beim @pbraim Suriids
blelbt.
@eiagt, setban. @dbrenb bic 8ei-
ben nit ibrer 9eute i6on Die iteile
Sreppe binabiteisen, begibt ii6 Der
3uriifgeblicbene oaran, borii6tsbalber
ben SeItoblcnen nod gu tnebeln.
9a i6eint bieiem plDbli6 etsuas elm.
sufallen, benn er fabrt nit beioen
Sdnoen in bic 9uft.
,@ott Der @erebte, mein Cob, mein
@oIo!"
.gGas it's nit bem Cobb" irasti iein
Peini9er erltaunt.
,Slt bod inter ben SGfen elmer nit
neuen, 9ldnsenocn 9ufaten, Den id
fpollf geitern nod in Si6erbeit gebra6t
b0ben!"
Gpbraim @oIobereer bate taum oas
lebte 9Sprt aus bem Wtunoe, oa mar
Der 9lnbere idOn binter ieincn @enOien
her.
Sic S6urten nerben mir oas Selte
bor Der ylaie megi6nappen. wenn i6
nift babel bin."
@pbraim aber i1lue binter inn bic
Sbir ms SdloB, unb i'm nd6lten
9lugenblif lag CT aud i6on I'M Senlter
Mloro unb Yranb itreienb.
Die iiberliiteten &duber mubten ppr
ben beranriidenbcn 9fa6baru Serien=
gelo seben, ibre idmere Seute i'm Sti9
laiienSl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-11
S,a6 eIaiiii6em SHUTTER.

Sin toitlihes Gei6i9tden, Elm Sei=
tenitiif gu elmer Sesebenbeit, Die SeiIing
in einem ieiner @pigramme pereluigte,
no Elm tirslidtiser &idter einen 6drber
nit blauen 9anbeu eriu6t, Dor benz
S9pur Die SanoIbube ausSuSiebeu,
uno Der 6drber Dem Ri6ter suruit, Die
9rille auiSuieben. erSdblt man aus.
nun, Der Same oes BON Berlin ni6t
aasumeit entiernten StGot6ens t6ut ia
nidts CUR Sade. Der oortioe 2anos
ri6tcr bat auBer ieiner i'm bobcn @raoe
ausgebiloeten Sursiidtigtelt einc Sbio=
ipntralle segen S6uBipafien jeocr Dirt.
@el6es traurige @reigniB lebtere ber=
porgerufen, laiien mir oabingeltellt,
b0ie 3uneen bebaupten, einltmalS lei
uuf Der Sa9o Die Sii6ie ieines Sintcr=
names SufGllig lpsgegangcn uno Die
S6rotlaoune babe i6n bo9lt idmers=
baft, menn aud ni6t gefGbrli6, oil
einem minocr eolen Sheile ieines SOr=
.pers perlebt. 9enug. mo- ct Elm @epebr
uoer berslei6en iab. mid ct in weitem
Sosen aus. unb Wer ibm einen S6a=
bernaf ipielen nollte, brau6te ibm MIR
einen &epoluer pber cine Yilto!s pur bic
au9en Su balten; CT 9erietb bel lbrem
2lnblif III bic bo6lte Gtitaie.
Ser Muiiter g., ein tiidtieer Sasot=
tiff, lam bierpon Elm Sieo linsen. Gr
'rbielt Dor &ursem in irseno einer 9ln=
selegenbeit cine Sorlabuns, I'M als
3eu9e su bienen. 9a segen Ntittag
zine Yrobe angeia9t par, 10 nabm CT
iein 6asott slei6 nit, I'M ii6 BON
Seri6tslaal Direct sur grobe su bege=
ben. gr wiro mad tllrSem @arten
bonn 8eri6tsoiensr in ben Saal binein=
serllfen uno tritt Dor ben tlrSli6tigen
9anori1ter bin. &aum erblift oieier
bas Snitrument. peldes Der 3euge
barmlos i'm 9lrme balt, oa lit cs aud
nit ieiner &ubc porbei. sort init
Dem GjclpeDr Sinaus, iaee i6 !"
S1ii6tern mill Der Mtuliter Den erreg=
ten &i6ter auf ieinen Srrtbum auf=
merriam MAIDEN. IS 1T ia nur ein
ganS barmloies @las. :" .Sarmlos
ooer ni6t 9lu9 Slasr0bre fDnncn
1efabrli1 peroen, ipenn lie selooen
iino Sort nit Der @aHe !" Ser
,eiben Sic, Serr 8i6ter." erwioerte
l6itbtern Der pernirrte Sagottilt, .lie
tann oo6 nur eefGbrli6 meroen, uenn
lin fali6er Son = Die SiionanS = Die
Rlappeu = Der @iniaB i'm @niemble =
=" 9lui eincn itren9en gBint oes
Ri6ters nabm Der 8eri1tsoiener Die
,sefabrpolle" g8aife uno tru9 iie bin
aus. Grit bann wuroe CUR 9erbanD.
lung gcI6rittcn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-11
Snt SsremnscSfrciS.

DO Die ScrSen Ii6 eng aneinanoer Iii-
gell
Sa mag es al n NJ Srcunoe 9enli=
gen,
80 abcr oa6sim Docr 9cbt's uuf bic
GeiIe,
Sid ell Sreunscsbuno eint 81 geielli=
gent Sreile,
Ia 9leihcn Der 2iuie Der 6rcllnoc
5nel,
Der liheren 6ld6e = 10 i1tint cs mir
0rei.
God aibt ts nibt picl. mas mir beiler
9eidllt.
Ms ucnn li6 gum oritten Der uicrte
geiellt.
Sat Der lit Den anoern rcht ilInio
-perblnoen,
Iam woro crIt bas Gierblatt, bas Slid
briIgt. gcIunhen
OreiIiibi9c Slide. lie itebcn uno tras
qell,
2lm pierbcin' n'gen nur iiSt Der Menid
nit Sebagen.
llno wenn mir bon ie9lider Scitc ucr.
traut
Sines 6reunoes 2lntlib entgegeui6aut,
llno cS Strcit 9ibt beim Wlalc III berg
lidem Sricoen.
Dam fra9 ib cu6 9llle - 9ibts
S10n'res bienieocn?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-11

= Seplaeirt. 9lod por ettua
sluanSig Sabren befano li1 an einem
9Sirtbsbaus in 8pblis bel 2elp,io elm
S9ilb nit Der 9lufidrift: vOier bielt
ii9 glapoleon |. am 16. October 1913
auf." 9ta6 Der S6la6t bel Seoan
belt Der oamalige Seiiber bes @irtbs.
bauies es iligt mebr fir Seitgemdb, nit
oem gciu9e oes alten grsieinDes Az
prunten, unb entfernte bas S6ilb.
IS begab ii6 aber, oaB Elm gnalanoer
na9 8pblis fam, in Der ausqeiprobe.
nen glbii6t, bas @irtbsbaus fennen su
lernen, IN weldem li6 NapoleOn l. am
l6. October 1918 aufgebalten bate,
oenn in einem enslii6en @eiiebano.
bu6e mar bies Saus NIT Der 3aiel ala
Sebensmilroisteit aufsefiibrt moroen.
Stunoenlan9 iu6te er berum, abe,
perscbli6. Sa er burftig mar, tebrts
er in Elm @irtbsbaus ein (sufdllia pa,
IS seraoe oas seiudte), unb elmer Gin.
laouns oes gSirtbes folseno, aina er
IN ben gum 9ierearten umaeluanoelten
Sof. SOrt blieb er nber betrpifen
iteben, oenn an einer Sunbebube lebnte
Elm S6ilo NIT Der gluiidrift; ,Sier
belt ii6 Napoleon 1. am Is. October
1913 auf.~ Ser Gngldnoer blieb
lange faunenb bappr lte6en, oann riei
er aus: uGs lit Elm pabres @nnoer,
baB er oa plab eebabt bat!" i6nitt iib
elnen Span bon Der Sunbebuoe ab rnO
9in9 oapon.
Mus Der 9 bufe. 2ebrer: Wes.
balb bilt Su gu ipdt sefpmmen, Wtiil=
ler? Wtilllcr; llniere llbr gins ni6t
ri6tig. 2ebrer: limb Oh Wleiers
Wteier: SD tonnte meine Bidder qar
nibt tinoen. Sebrer: limb Su Se6=
mann2 Sebmann: SD batte glalen=
bltten. Sebrer: LIMB Su S6ulses
S1ulse 0anet laut su meinen any,
Sebrcr: gBesbalb weinii Su benns
S6ulae: Sa, Die Nnoern baben i6on
alles Seiast. nun ueiB i9 ui6ts mebr.
Yei'm W prt gen o m m en-.
&l6tcr (su cinem idcn mebrmals me.
gen Srunfs Seltraften): Sonneu Sic
benn oas piele Srinten ni6t lalen2
Srinten sic bod @aiIer, ipenn Sic
9urlt babcn!" slnsetlagter (oas aui
bcm &ibtertiib itebenee 98aiierslas be.
merteno): sd bin 10 irei, Serr 9mts.
ri1ter!"
garirt. @or Der Sod3eit Der.
tpra6lt On mir. alle meine Sebiiriniiie
IN 3utlnIt su beitreiten uno bridlt
i6on beute, nad taum feds @o6en,
Seln Wort. = g9ieio oenu, mein lie=
bes @elb4cn? = Stun, ifb wieoerboIe
Sir noamaIs, ib brall6s ein neues
EleiD. -- @It = ano ib beiireite es.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-11

- 3mi d Der & aiicrin
sliiabetb uon &ublano uno Sricbrid
II. bcltann crbitterte 6einbi6ait. bic
bis gum Sobe Der &aiicrin anbiclt.
Der &onia bate iid) iiber einige Sdwa,
ben Der etpas peoantil6en. nber ,.sar.
ten" Gefiiblen burhaus nidt unSu=
3dn9li6en Monardin llliti9 9cnla6t
unb oas tonnte lie iGm nidbt per9eben.
2Gar oieS bpt) aud Der 0jrunb. pcs-
balb tic iitb am iiebeni0brigen Grie9e
betbeligtc. Sbr baB plrbr iuomO9li0
nod surb 6rieori6s Walienglild crbobt
uno mabte lib ielblt in tleinlibcn
Spottereitn 2liit. So lieb Tic. ais bic
&ulen IN EreuBcn ein9crilft marcn, III
EOnissbcrg 3luolIeritiifc prasen. AMI
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