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With tho Problem Workers.

r. Booker. -COnundrums are not printed in this
column. Your answer to the stamps problem is
correct
George Hcllesen. Kill the pigs. The prob
lem was to he done with live rigs.
James O Farrell.--Your problem is n good one.
but We cannot undertake to promote poetry and
mathematics too. We would not caro- for answers
In rhyme. Prose is good enough in these hard
times.
Andrew +, PackmAn.-There are no gold watches
or other prizes offered for these problems
Pigs in Pen--C. +. Ward gives correct explana-
ton in letter and diagram printed above. Correct
answers from Ina Madden. Patrick J. Martin. 527
East Sixteenth street; Dick, u, s OBJ. Gran
berry street. Brooklyn; J. McKrank George s
BOYD. 1873 South Elliott place. brooklyn
The Stamps Seventeen two-cent stamps and
thirteen fvc-cent stamps make thirty twos and
hves for 80 cents. Correct answer by Ina Mad
den. Another Schoolboy Edward L. Lambert. li7
East Ninety second street Dick, Sarah NJ
Cruchley 10 Catharine street; H. Vincent, 81
Maujer street. BROOKLYN; F. l.. F, c. e. Mon
salve. Constance Bland. li3 Cooper street Brook
Ign: Harlem Fast One Hundred and Twelfth
street. David Marks. 81 Third place. Brooklyn;
Fred Cuthbertson. 7O7 Amsterdam avenue: George
Angel, 1872 Ross street, Brooklyn.
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trouble. There's no disturbance, no re-
action afterward, and their help lasts.
They absolutely and permanently c'.re
Constipation, Indigestion, Bilious At
tacks, Sick and Bilious Headaches. One
tiny, sugar-coated Granule is a gentle lax
alive or regulator; three are cathartic.
They're the smallest, the easiest TO take
and the cheapest, for they're g,tdrdn-
tecd TO give satisfaction, or your money
is returned.
Buy OF reliable dealers. With any
others, something else that pays them
better will probably be urged as Just
It can't be, for you
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Mother" he says, you're crying"

Mother" he says, you're crying"
The only recognition vouchsafed the
old mans words is greater
flow Of tears. Silence then reIgns
in the ancient farmhouse room
for several minutes, and Mr..
Brown sits the while looking at the
dear companion of his declining years
Eventually he speaks, and his intona-
tons are soft and kind;
"Dry your tears. dear wife; for this,
you know, is Thanksgiving day eve; Il
season for bending down on our knees
and thanking the good Lord for his man
fold blessings towards us" and continue
ing. he says;
I'VE have goods in plenty stored in
our barns and money in the old cedar
chest, ana all the result of yours and
my faithful toll aided by Him who
reigns above and doeth all things we'll.
So, why weep, mother?'
The old wife raises her snowy-white
apron to her fearful eyes and brush
es the tears away she then essays to
speak. but her heart appears to be too
deeply fun to admit of utterancc After
repeated attempts to control her emo
tlon. finally Mrs. Brown lifts her face
towards that Of her husband, ana with
a voice choked with sobs, replies;
"ThanksgivinE day eve, did you say,
Charles? Oh! my God, how we'll know
that II is. Doesn't my poor, aching
heart cry out within my bosom. until
sometimes | fear that | shall 20 mad
because you have forbidden me To speak
of her"
Old Mrs. Browns aged figure is trem-
bling like the withored leaf on the oak
tree Just outside the door, AS the rude,
merclless, Winter wind seeks 10 tear it
from its branch. a task the keen frosts
as yet have failed in doing. The stern
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worlds records he retired at ninety-fvc
miles, being then more than 1--WE min.
utes outside schedule time. lie went
ut a good pace for the first half OF the
journey, and at tifty-iive miles he was
inside record. his dine being 2 hours
% minutes l. 80 seconds against hours
~ minutes ~ 40 seconds, AT nitN-SrNyn
miles Linton was over II minute inside
record, but at hfty-eight he dropped be-
hind.
The riX-day bicycle race to BE- held
at Madison Square Garden next month
will have an International flavor. Sew
cral French. German and Italian prot"s-
SIGNALS are coming over to compete,
There will be In all about twenty-five en-
tries
The boxing and wrestling committee
of the Metropolitan Association has not
yet found hall for the annual Cham-
pionships To be held next month. Cen
trail Turn Hall was first selected. hut Il
have the right kind of license. 1t be
hoovcs the Association to hustle II II
| would make the show success, Tor IN.
date is drawing near and there may not
be time to get res!ectaole entry hst'
George Slosson is practising every
evening for the, threc-corncred hiiirrd
tournament in this city next month. The
| student" Is doing som" excellent work,
and the fine billiards displayed ny Ives
and Schacfcr in their recent match has
not affected him particle. lie - too
much of veteran for that.
Entries are coming in rapidly for the
| Pastime Athletic Clubs amateur boxing
| tournament at MaennerChOr Hall Dec s.
Louis f. Pelton. champion middle
| weight wrestler OF the Southern States,
will be rendered benefit at Clarendon
| Hall this evening.
The Forlham and Hercules A. G. teams
play football at Claremont Park this
morning.
The brighton Athletic club, Of Brook
Ign, will give an amateur boxing show
Jan. s and 10.
At the Twenty-second Regiment indoor
games last night Puffer and Xust lowered
the threc-logEed race rcCor! by three.
tifths of a second. Their time was y SO
The distance was Ito IL yards.
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the barking OF the good dog Rover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, half-dried teal
still surusing their cheeks. sit dunn
like, until sharp. small knock SCUM
through the old farmhouse. 1t Is
rap which falls with an awful shock 4
the hearts Of the old couple. who
folded in each others arms. Both a,
deadly rale and speechless.
Then there comes another knock,
II administered on the door In desperl
ton by the belated conner. 1t breaks Il
spell which has held the aged couple
bonds. She almost shrieks aloud:
"Merciful heaven! my dreaml Clarid
my child my child. is back hom
Father, do you hear? IT'S Clarlce. d
child" e.,
"Oh. my Father in heaven. 1 thai
thee" escapes from the pallid lips
the white-faced old farmer, and
weavcs about as IL he were a rel
swayed by "A sweeping wind. Mrs. Broy
PUSHES 10 the door. draws back 4
strong bolt. and filings 1t widely open.
\ pGle-faced, th!nly clad young VI
man enters the room.
"Mother" feebly cries the wandered
MY childT joyfully exclaims d
mother.
Father. am l welcome? Am ID
given?"
"As God forgves me"' the old farm,
murmurs, and the sheep wandered frd
the fold. lost in the mountain OF Q,
returns. She falls on the bosom OF 4
father and weeps out her true repel|
apce.
And the little timepiece which has do|
service for forty years, standing up
the old farmhouse shelf. and Sud
witness TO the impressive scene. n
strikes l2-mldnight.
1t Is Thanksgiving Day w
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An Insurance Problem.

10 TN' TVTTOT.
The following example In insurance has puzzled
many men who are In the business The CONNER
cia Insurance Company issued policy on an East
India merchantmen for three tourths Of the esti-
mated value " ship and cargo at u, per cent
and Immediately rrinsurrd onc. half II the risk in
the Manhattan Company at per cont. During the
outward voyage the ship was wrecked, and the
Manhattan Company lost 1850 more than the
Commercial Company. What did the owners OF
ship and cargo lose? RICHARD HOGAN.
2i5 West Thlrtieh street.
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BRAIN FReSHENERs.

This column Is Ior mathematical problems. Oriy
The pop'Icr KIND that ,JcrCis" and rchrsh me mcHt1,
h"i''s and dO mt rqVir, ,idhorG, digcbrd.c sDtt.
tim min b. priH',d. OUr iVpe docs MT tuc'udc
uiTbrdic aqvs, 81 4 uiA b. mposs,N. 10 g,rc
dHsr,rs IN which has ar, H~d The names Of he
fr1 ten persons seadiH1 corrJc' Soiutom rW b.
print'd. Addrcs ons"cr 10 Iroilcrns; E,yning
World, 4. o. Dor 2, So! Nor York CUy."j
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AT BROOKLYN THEATRES.
Kendnls in Tho Silver Shell"
Julia Aarlowe as Juliet.

THE Silver Shell" was given its first
performance in Brooklyn las; night al
the Columbia. Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall in
the leading characters and several mem.
beers of the company received encores
The Silver Shelf will be given again
tonight This afternoon "A White Lie
Will be presented.
Romeo and Juliet" was given an
adequate performance by Julia Marlowe
and her company az the Park Theatre
last night. Miss MarlOwe as Juliet
Henry Jewett as Romeo, II. A. Weaver
sr.. as Frar Lawrence, and Rose Eytingt
as the nurse. Were excellent. Tonight
The Hunchback" will be produced.
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DOCTORS MCCOY AND SNOW

or'ces: 3i5 Madison avenue. opposite the Grand
Central Depot. and $50 broadway. corner of 18th
street. Domestic Sewing Machine Building New
York City. II you live at a distance write for a
symptom Blank. Address all letters to ais Madl-
son avenue orlce hours-s to II A. NJ, > to I
r. N. and to Q r. Nj daily. Sundays 10 A. NJ
/. aP II.
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INDIAN RAID FEARED.
Killing of Cheyenne Chief May
Cause Trouble in Oklahoma.
Dy Associated Press)

NY AsSoCIhtcd PTeSs.J
WOODWARD. o. T.. Nov. 30.-Grave
fears are entertained in Cheyenne Coun-
ty for the safety of people who are re-
ported in danger of an attack from a
large band of Cheyenne Indians, who
have gone to take O'Hara. IA cattleman.
from the Sheriff.
1t is said that the Indians seek revenge
for the killing of Black Cloud. one of
their chiefs. who was shot by O'Hara
while in the act of driving off some of
the latter's cattle.
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TIE Old and Now aeomstries.

To The Editor:
am much Interested In mathematics. and have
been closely following your column in The Even
ing World" l should like to ask Dr. de Medici
wherein the new geometry" differs from the old.
and In what is its popular excellence.
+. DE PuY. 400 West Fifty seventh street.
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To Elect o'N.nrs successor Dec. &c
by Associated Press)

Tby NHsIJOTHVVu IVHo'T
HARRISBURG Pa, Nov. 30.-Gov. Pattison last
night issued a writ directing Sheriff Cornell, OF
Philadelphia. to hold special election in the Sec
ond Congressional District of Philadelphia
Tuesday Dec. TO- 1893, TO I'll the vacancy caused
BY the death OF Charles NELL.
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The Dog Ia Distanced.

To the Editor:
The answer to tho hare and dog problem in
Thursday paper Is. THE dog Is running yet.
or something similar. as the dog loses every
leap. A. LITTLE.
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Poet and Tree Planter.

To the Editor:
am constrained to plant a grove
To please the lady that love.
This ample grove is TO compose
Nineteen trees in nine straight rows;
Five trees In each row | must place
Or | will never see her face.
q. IL. d. Rronkl L.
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Boy Charged with Stealing a Team.

siItocn-ycIr-ol Joseph Kingston, OF 2is Sixth
ay,rar brooklyn. was arrested this morning
On the charge Of stealing a horse and wagon from
Edward u iIara, u Washington avenue and Crown
street.
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SPORTING NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Chairman Raymond Talks About
Possible Changes in the L. A, W.
Recent Contest In England Between
Bacon and Grassland.


Chairman Raymond, of the l.. A. w
p,,i.,., no,rd no.. ,,,,,,,,,i ,,,,,,. 49,,
,'"t'' w. '',Is .''.' i,tu rom VI. an
null foard meeting ut Cleveland. While
there he submitted his class Il ideas
,ho, Il, =, ,,, -, .,.-.,.,,., -,
'""' 10 " '"' manners amateurs anu
for wreaths. ribhons and medols into 81
senornta cl,.. ,r,,,,, ~, ,,,,r., ,,,,,,,,,,,,.
,''S' 'lo"' '"e pure amateur
anu III" BOARD resolved to recommend
their adoption to the National Assembly
,rh, -. :, 80
pan WIN become a law for there is
niue doubt That the National Assembly
will adopt IT,
The disru..io,, 90 ,,,t, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,, ,,,,
! "' "''|"9Sio" Oh t'iiS queS'loh was the
principal work Of the meeting. The rec
ords this summer of Zimmerman, Tyler,
Iob,.,,, ,,i VA, ' 49,
anu "i'iu'e were accepted eN-
cept 'hose In which horse was the
pacemuker. I'VE felt that we must nut
n stop to anvtbi,,, INT a o,,,Io ,,,a,s,,,sa
for nace % amy naL LING Dur cyGle machine
| Ravpnnd !!S ahihs PURPOSES salu Mr.
woi,id he b,I ,Un al rase we uIuii tney
AIthourh a Mr ,y oar, ,.,,,,,,,. .a,.
ca r. 10 - ~ MAJ, Lt1S iiipiu Wouluh say
| s0,,a d..othhtis ihely tndt there VIII De
next vear's Rarin,r Hoa AZ ri ny mlahe-Hp OF
inc mnre e ,,,e netu On Ineinners possess
msnt tha Icy Ky any u, powers OF discern
Then tbera arc ~ b. 'ii t,i 40" oitciatliS'
/ W. ubicb 80, INC sections VI 'tie Couil-
| RSarJ Nora iu 80, It rtCoshizeu on me
! eeveraI Siot I,',iiiS' ~ ~ "ahtSu IN
/ Assemble III, p soa aih the National
| j0nrjs H.i,i IL ~ So, ~ II t,al tlest state
not let most Of her wor ~ fa Hen ~, wbo WI
tinnal t'nynn ~ t,,eir MpIk lal on me Ma
some radical changes in the racing rules
| VIII be recommended to the National As.
! stmbly, but Just wat the proposed
! changes are the Racing Board declines
TO diVulge.
An athletic contest. which recor,l,, -,
tracted great attention in Enyland' on,
which will interest athletes in this conn
try, was a four-mile run hetwoan n Sou,,
and Grassland, two of the hest am nneUir
distance runOers in I,reat Tri,oin RI =
race was run at Manchastor an,i 49,, ne
won by Bacon anu was
Grassland received orders To mako tbo
pace as he best could. and he did in tine
/ style. as he fairy StrrtchaJ ,ba II, nv
furlong that Bacon elected to drive his
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Nothing Much.

"If money talks" said Marlowe, "fd
like To know what the deuce the silver
dollar has to say for Itself
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moist dramas of that description, as the
"tank-array" of plays.

moist dramas of that description, as the
"tank-array' of plays.
Richard Mansfield Is again taken to
task. and he must be rather used to IL.
This time 1t Is for his speeches in front
of the curtain after the first perform
ance. \ Chicago critic remarks that II
Mansfield realized how many people he
had disgustei with the TRADE he uttered
idurlng the last. week of his engagement
IN the Windy city he would fursWear
speechifying altogether.
The CoEhlan stories are booming very
monOtonOus. The latest. TO the effect
that Charles Coghlan wants a theatre
for himself. in which to compete with
Sister Rose in the play "a Woman of
No Importance, caused many smiles on
the Rialto yesterday. Mr.. Dillon e. Will
loughby, who was at the bottom of the
very elaborate story OF "A theatre on
Fifth avenue. with palatial accessories,
for Augustin DAILY, was also involved in
this Coghlan episode. If Charles Cogh-
Ian wanted house he couldn't get one.
The time at the Broadway theatres is
all filled. Mr.. Coghlan IL. moreover, a
man of intelligence, and nobody is bet
ter aware than he that he irreparably
damaged himself In New York, and also
in London, where the story of his es-
capade has been very harshly commented
upon.
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VIOLENCE.

.
TT at Is what the
ordinary pills and
bowel medicines de-
pend upon. That
Iexplains why your
system is in a worse
condition after
ward than before.
That is the reason
why DR.. Piercc's
Pleasant Pellets are
the best things in
the world for every
stomach and bowel
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At the London County Grounds. Herne
Hill, recently, A. V. Linton attempted
to beat his own 100 miles cycling record
Although he beat some intermediate
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NIiIhRu's CaIisRya, genuine. wholesome and
agr, cable tonic and appetizer. lS-t B'way. -
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The system OF town boards OF Cancellation, re-
Gently introduced In North Dakota, is highly
praised by labor In that State. The l.egis-
sture created these boards for the purpose OF set
fling disputes between employers and workmen
Each town elects four Commissioners Of COncia-
ton before whom contrasting parties may lay
their cases Whenever the Commissioners cannot
effect settlement they act as civil Justices and
may give a decision which is legally binding for
bOt PARTIES,
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fastidous manager in this city
now aIludes to THE Dark Secret Lost
in New York" and one or two other
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Sarah Bernhard, 1t Is now declared,
will give series of performances at
Dalys Theatre, London, at the close of
irrepressible Sarah has not settled down
in Paris, by any means. She is unable
to conquer her passion for travelling.
Travel she must, and travel she I'M
doubtedly will, until the end OF the
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Nine. Modieska thus describes her lat
est play "Magda." an adaptation of the
German "Heimath," which she Is pre-
senting this week in Chicago; 1T is the
old story of the contest between a
parent's authority and a daughters self
will. / cannot put 1t more briefly than
by saying that it is a lesson on Honor
thy father and thy mother
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hrnuse
HuBER's MUSEUM
18th 81. $
Wild HaiyMan
First time on e xhibitlon
OuRA'S
Japanese Troupe.
MurvellousPerform nee
30 Others
Double Comply on stage
81 SHOW FOR lOCTS

NEW METRoPOLITAN OPERA. HOUSE.
Lesscrs & Managers, Abbey, Schoeffel Grau
Grand Opera In Italian and French.
Friday eve, Dec. !, Wagners Opera, lOHEN-
GRIN. Mines. Nordlca, Guerica, NM. Lassalle,
~ de keszke, gig, dc Naschett and sig.
Nignas. Conductor. Sig. ManCinellL Saturday
Matinee at ?, GUunod's Opera, FAUST, with the
Ideal cast. sunday eve, Dec. ., First Grand
sunday Night Concert
repertoire for Next Week-Monday eve Dec.
4, LUCIA: Wednesday eve, Dec. q, HAMLET;
Friday eve, Dec \, ROMEO Ell JUL1ETTEi
Sat. Matinee. Dec. q, nj =, PHILEMON EFT
BAuCIS and CANALLERIA RUSTICANA.
ABBrN,s TDEATRE. B'way, cor. 3Sth 81
MIR. HENRY IRVING.
Miss tiLEN TERRY
ard the LONDON LyCeum Theatre Company. Every
evening except saturday this week and Saturday
saturday NIght, TIE BELLS preceded BY
REGULAR FIN. .r.tF.a
beginning Monday, dec. 4 every evening (except
saturday and sat. Mat. KING HENRYNIIL
Is. y. kEITH'S NEW UNION sQUxkks
Pinaiore.V Mrs. Alice J. shawA \
Zig Vaudeville Bill. ".
Thanksgiving spccial-lO Am. to 1O.3d
Indies nnd ChiIdEen should come enrly.t
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Maine and Georgia is to be with
drawn from the Fourteenth street Thea
tire after Saturday night, and Mr.. Stock
we'll says that he is going TO "reorgan,
ize" Next week, however. the play Will
be seen at the New Park Theatre.
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1t reported at yesterdays meeting Of the
Building Trades Section OF the Central Labor
Union that the firm OF Shade Bros liz employing
non-union plumbers and CGbinet-makers at build
ing at Thirteenth street and Third avenue. II
was said that the plumbers working there hold
cards OF labor organization. but it Ii not bona
nde. The Secretary was instructed to notify Shade
Bros. to that effect The men say they belong
to Plumbers Union No. and Cabinet. Makers
l'nion No, :.
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Miss Ellen Terry, when she Is anxious
to see the city. is kind enough to give
the city an opportunity to see her. She
takes her airing in an open carriage,
and when any object of interest attracts
her she stands bolt upright in the car
riage and makes Il careful Inspection
The spectacle of Fair Rosamund stand
ing up in a moving carriage, Is edifying,
and at the same time, unusual.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-04-14
Don Omenspiue.

= Ser bieiise 2iterarii9e Sereln
bate lebten MOntaa Seamteniuabt.
grtpdblt luuroen $. Soeuer, Srdlioeni;
Bm Sunfe, 8iSeBrdiioent; Garo Miles
Sefreldr; @m Srcuer p,otofoGirenoer
Sefretdr; Gboriiter,N art9a Qaberiaat;
Siblioibefar, S. =. Sienbers.
Die Stuoentea Der '0obibule 30.
ben ebenfaas einen Sebattir.Glub ses
sriinoet unb Gbtiit. Gops au ibrem Sors
iiiber setpdbIt.
= 5annD Sausban, Iua. 9aubert,
Inbreas 8oeid uno Geo. gssmann
febrten lebie @phe 5urid UNI ibre Stu>
sien IN Der bieiscn 6odldule iuieber
au~fSunebrren.
- Die Gusiitien auf cine rei9e
Dblternte iinb Die belten.
= rlniere S6ulueriummluns perlief
itiG uuo OronunsssemdB. slts 8es-
auflsber fuuroe Sobn Dittmann uno als
S9ulbireftor $. aoenis setpdbft.
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Sur Udrnund.

8ieOerbolt baben seipiiie 9euic lid
ueranlaBt seiiblt mir cuff reridiebene
arten S1aoen 5u5ufiisen nno ieb!e III
einer Der iiinsiten Iadte ibren Stauo.
i6ateu Die &rone auf inoem lic mir ale
meme iunsen 8flan5en Die fir ben
Warft beltimmt tuaren nit 2onoor
Yurple pers,ftetea. Die YHanien for,
ben natirlid ale ab. 70 oaB i1 nun &C.
Stpun9eu bin meine 5rcunhe gu benad).
ridtiscn baB id ,bnen in bieier Saiiou
feline &rautpGaHScn lteferu fam. @leidz
Seitis m0dte id Die betr. 8erion ,uarneil
i'll nddtli6cr Stunbc mem gisentbum
niht 'uieoer 81 betreten, ba id BON meis
llem &edte @ebrau5 MAIDEN u,o aui
Die e.Ite @eltalt cine 2aoung Gdrot
idi6en ,uerOe.
5rau Matiloa S6neI
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Ssrr Soiepb g. Saas, BON G( Gaio,
ST., tpuroe lebten Mittluod Morsen
ii, Der bleiisen fat boliiten ct. @eprss
Stride nit SRI. Maria 6. Mi6els,
1u6ter bes Serrn 8eter Midels, i'm
8unoe Der Che oersinist. Nur
Die nd6lten 8ertpanoten ipobuten Der
9rauuns BEL, bic BON benz bobw. @ater
Qmbroiius pon5oser ipurbe. Im iels
ben Sose nod reiite bas sliidlide
iunse gbepaar rad ieiner ueueu Sei'
matb III 81 Saio, ST., besleitet bon ben
ber5li6ifen @liduini9en ibrer sabt.
reiden bieiisen Sreuuoe une 8efanutcr.
aud bas ngolfsblatt" %sratulirt nab,
trdsli6 unb iuInidt ben @euoermd6lz
ten rnsetriibtes Slid uno @ut:es reiden
Scscn gum 8unbe.
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5err Martin Naemann, Der geaker

6err Martin NIemnnn, Der Besiser
bes befannten giib Sotels, uno elm ore
seiebener Blrser ~unierer staot 'purbs
am @ontas Mo.scn BON sinem !Sirns
ib!as ~beiroffen unb itarb om Dienstas
Morsen, iros Der britea dfstf'hen
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