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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-30

Well Known Aged Citizen Passed Away
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
John Matthewman, an aged and high
ly respected resident of the city, died
yesterday morning at o'clock at Grace
hospital of chronic asthma and bron-
chitis. He had been at the hospital
about week, and although death was
liable to result from his ailments, it
was not generally thought by his
friends that he was in such a critical
condition. His death, therefore. comes
as considerable surprise and shock to
his friends.
Mr.. MattheWman was a native of
England and came to this country while
still a young man. He was eighty-two
years of age. He had been at Grace
hospital a number of times at intervals
during the last year or two, and during
that time had been at times confined to
his bed by his ill-health. He was a
very genial and companionable old gem
tleman and had many friends by whom
he was held in the highest esteem. He
was at one time prosperous manufac-
turer Of powder TASKS and for many
years had powdAr-f1ask factory at the
rear of his residence, which was at that
time on Orange street, just above Ed
street. The manufacturing business
was conducted in a brick building in
the rear of the residence. He was one
of the leading members of the old st.
John street Methodist church, having
been superintendent of the Sunday
school of the church, a trustee and one
of the leading supporters of the church.
His first wife, with whom he lived dur
ing the greater part of his married life,
was a highly cultivated lady and was
for years assistant superintendent Of
the Sunday school of the old st. John
street church.
Mr.. Matthewman was skilled
mechanic and a man of considerable in
ventive talent. In recent years he had
been engaged in a variety OF occupa-
lions. In the days of his greatest pros
perity he was financially interested in
the business of the hardware firm Of
MatIhewman 6 Lewis, located on State
street, of which his son, Charles B.
Matthewman, was the head. OF late
wears he had attended the First Meth
odist church. He was member of Hi
ram lodge NO l. #. and A. M.
He leaves one son, Attorney and ex-
CITY Attorney Charles B. Matthewman.
His grandson, Attorney John A. Mat
thewman, is now practicing law in
Honolulu, H. I.
Arrangements for the funeral had not
been completed last evening.
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VARIOUS ITEMS.

Mrs. j. F. Reynolds rendered the To-
hengrin March upon the piano at a fine
wedding in Winsted yesterday al which
the contracting parties were Archer M
Case, son of Superintendent and Mrs
Case of the Gilbert home, Wfnsted and
Miss Bertha e. Reynolds, of Winsted
a former teacher at the home. Rev. Mr..
Colburn tied the knot. The groom is
inspector of watches at the Waltham
works, Waltham, Mass.
Edgar II. Wilson, Of Winsted, an es-
teemed man, father of Miss Mabel Will
son, of Wallingford, died on Sunday,
aged forty-six years.
Mrs. Sarah j. Shepard aged eighty
four years, died in Norfolk, this state,
yesterday
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well chosen words, in which they thanked
the people who had remembered, them, etc.
During the evening there was a very en-
joyable entertainment in which the follow
ing programme was given: Opening ad-
dress, p. Il. Bowman; banjo, f. w. Smith;
marks, Merrill T.. Brown; duet. w. S.
Garde ard N. e. Smith; cornet solo, j. M.
Platt, vocal solo, N. e. Smith; banjo selec-
ton, Samuel Terry; recitation, w. IA. Glib
hardt.
The programme was greatly enjoyed. At
the conclusion Of the programme light
lunch was served and then the pleasant
evening came to a close.
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EASTERN LEAGUE MEETING

To be Held in New York To-day.
meeting of the directors Of the East
ern Baseball leaSue will be held at the
Victoria hotl, New York, Wednesday, II
Is probable that President Charles Soby, Of
the Hartford club, will attend. If not he
will send n proxy
The following players have signed with
the Rochester club: william Lush, of New
Haven, Joseph Bean, of Cambrldgeport.
Mass, Frank Bonner, of Worcester, Charles
Morse, of Auburn, Me-, and wi! ian Can
cy. of MARLBOROUGH, Mass.
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General Passenger
STARlN'S
New Haven Transporta+ion q.

DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY.
Steamer JOHN II. STARIN, Captain Nc.
Aillster, leaves New Haven from Starins
Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Steamer
ERASTUS CORNING, Captain Thompson.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The
North River, at 8 p. m. Mondays, Wednes.
days and Fridays; the ERASTUS CORNING
Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays Fare
70 cents: Excursion Tickets $1.25. State.
rooms, $1.00.
Tickets and staterooms for sale at ]. B.
Judson's, S67 Chapel street; Peck & Bish.
cps, 7o2 Chapel street; Free stage leaves
from corner Of Chapel and Church streets
every half hour, commencing at $50 3. ID.
Through freight rates given and bills Of
lading to all points West, South, and South.
west. c. Fl. FISHER. Agent
Order your freight via Starin Line.
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BATTALION DRILL.
Under Major Tilson Last Night-Large
Attendance Present.

Under Major Tilson Last Night-Large
Attendance Present
There was a battalion drill in the
armory last night, companies G and T
taking part. The companies were in
command Of Major Tilson. and with
him We're Sergeant Major Edward Car
ter of Waterbury and Sergeant Major
Amos Barnes of the Grays. The drill
was witnessed by a very large au-
dience.
Tomorrow night there will be bat
TALON drill and Major McCabe will COM
mand. The Light Guard, Blues and
City Guard will form the battalion.
The Blues are making further prep
arations for their ball on February %,
and it will doubtless surpass any pre-
Vious affair by the company.
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If the Baby is Cutting Teeth,

Be sure aud use that old and well-tried
remedy, Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup,
for children's teething. 1t soothes the child.
wind collie, and is the best remedy for diar-
rhea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
dill MWF & W 1y
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The friends Of Mrs. l.. Denison will be
pleased to learn of her recovery from
grip at her home In Bay City, Mich,
through the use of DR.. Miles Nervine
and Pills.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-30

Among the victims of the grip cpl
demic, now so prevalent, F. Coyle is
now recovering at Canton, O., by the
use of Dr. Miles Nervine and Pills.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-30

"Mr. Biggleson is quite philanthro-
pist, isn't he?"
Yes He always draws up the sub
scription papers other people are asked
to sign, '-Tit- Bits.
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w. E. Nihells, Of st. Louis, Mo-. who
was down with grip, is reported much
improved. He used DR.. Miles Nervine
and Pills.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-30

ST was given up to die from heart and
nervous troubles caused by grip Six
bottles each of Dr. Miles Heart Cure
and Nervine cured me."-Mrs. John
Violet, Jefferson, Wis.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-30

Boston, Jan. 29--This afternoon three
carpenters started TO lay the foundation
for the keel Of the Lawson cup defender.
The keel is expected to arrive from Law
ley's the latter part of this week.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-30

Il had been in bed three weeks with
grip when my husband brought me DIR.
Miles Nervine, Pain Pills and Nerve
and Liver Pills. I was cured."-Mrs. j.
Reinier Franklin Ind
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-30
ICE CTITvrTNG

The New Haven Ice company began
cutting nine-inch ice yesterday at Lake
Whitney. The ice cut previously this
season by the company at the lake was
siX-inch ice.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-30

Prosecuting Attorney Charles L. De-
Waele, who has passed the three-score
milestone, had time with the grip;
but when seen at his home in Roscom.
mon, Mich, the other day, he said DR.
Miles Nervine was what cured him.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. e. P. Green has recovered from
an attack of the grip at Canaseraga, N.
Y, by the use of DR.. Miles Pain Pills.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-30

Everybody says that j. W. Udy is
looking splendid since his recovery from
the grip at his home in Des Moines, Ia.
They all know that DR.. Miles Nervine
was what cured him.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-30

At nearly three-score and ten Mrs
Galen Humphrey was fighting against
odds when the grip attacked her; but
she took DR.. Miles Nervine, and now
her neighbors in Wareham, Mass, re-
mark on how well she is looking.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-30

After an illness of five weeks from the
grip, Mrs Harriet Jackson is again
about and looking fine. She began tax
ing DR. Miles Nervine after the fourth
week. Her home is in Bowling Green,
~
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Jan1a
The Greatest Underwear Sale
Of the Year.
Wednesday, January 80, 1901.

Quality and price will never get farther apart in
underwear than they during this great sale Such
wonderful bargains simply show how much we want
to get rid of an underwear stock much too large
The money you can save by buying now for next
winter is worth saving and you can get better under
wear for the money than you ever could get before.
The finest and finer grades linen, and wool goods
have been price-cut pretty deep-Wrght's, Luzerne,
MedicottS, Morgan's, Glastonbury and Others
Here's sample of the way we've reduced prices:
$40 for our best fancy wool underwear which we
can't duplicate tor less than $1.75
Splendid Heavy wool garments reduced from $125
and 81 to &c.
Special make Of fancy canles hair fleece lined goods
reduced from 7Sc to goo.
Boys underwear reduced to goo and &c.
Two great sales are on now: overcoats and suits
and underwear.
February 1st our twenty-fourth trouser sale begins
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LOCAL
and
CLIMATIC
EIy's Cream Balm.

1t Is quickly Abb
sorbed. Gives Re
lief at once. Opens
and cleanseS the
Nasal Passages. Al
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-30

Funeral of Robert Patterson Largely
Attended Yesterday-FuneraI of Mrs.
Evarts and MIR. Evarts-Other Notes OF
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e,rpi,bersoatbnm Waben

gttlingen. Der Staats<
babnbof ipa bon @rnnb aus umz
beatp. neugebaut tperber, bsm nGditen
2anbtas nirb cine entipredsnbe Jorz
oeruns snseben.
9eibeIberg. Die ipoblbe@
fannte @aitpirtbihaft pperfeo" III
BON ibrem iebisen 8siiBer, 9errn3eu=
ner (oorbem in Darmitabt), an ben
QDtpenbrGupirtb @radf in StraBz
burg nm ben preis BON 100000 M.
berfauft iuorben. %
5reiburs. Das neue 5aeaz
ter tpirb einem 8ef9luB bes Stabtz
ratbs aufplse auf benz pormals plas
teniusf9en Grunbtiid an Der Merz
ber<, 8ertbolb> unb SebanitrdBe erz
ribtet. CUR grlangung 'oes 8orents
tpurfs ioll eine ensere gonturrens err
Dffnet tperben.
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MuSldnDiid)eS.
Nranbcnbnra.

GehrbeIlin. Das n9otel
gum beutf9en 6aufe1, ipelhes friiber
10000 begin. $1,000 Wlf. foitete, 1T
I'm Wege Der 3nanaspolIi Iitredung Ders
fduft iporben. Das 90hitsebDt bon
45. 900 M. CAB 8rauereibefiber Mil=
belm S1Onbed aus 5h0nebera ab,
tpel1em bpm R0nigli9en Mmtsgeriht
Der 3ufdlag ertbeilt ipurDe. 9err
@1Dnbed perfaiifte bas y9otel gum
beutfhen 9aufe4 iDgleia an benaaufz
mann ssrtB Rotbiad bierielbf.
Rr.em me n. Mls bic 6rau bes
DammIebers BDlf mad benz 9ofe ber~
untersins, Inn 9ola fiir benaoAbebarf
herauf5ubolen, nabm Tie ibren Dieridb<
rigen Sobn nit, bamit er niht unbe=
tpa9t allein in Der @tnbe bleibsr folEz
te. Raum bate lie ben 0of erreicht,
als Der aleine fi@ ben Durasans
bur4 ben 9oftbortpeg gu berfhaffen
fpubte. Der Rletne ma9te iih an eiz
mem Wasen baburb gu f9affen, bob
ct 6eu aus ber 5ubre berausaupfen
tpollte, tpobei ct itolperte unb 10 lnz
gliidli9 bei benz Gallen unter benz
Magen at liegen fam, bab ibm Elm
Nab iiber ben 8opf stns. Der Sob
tpar fofort einsetreten.
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Grppims &>iisa.

Marbu rg. - Sn benz 6au1e bss
Snitrumentenma9ers 9ol5bauer bra9
6euer aus, bas ii9 alsA1lb benz gam
ser Da9ituble mtttheilte. Der Geuerz
ipehr selana es, benz Meiterunii1grei@
fen bes Teuers @inbalt gu tbun.
8if9baufen. - Gin itattli@
4er 2eiaensus betpeste ii4 por Sur
aem bur9 bic Straben unieres Dorz
fes. Mus ben meiiten Dorfi9aften
Der llmgeeenb paren MenIhen berz
beiseeilt, Inn Der 8eerbisuna bes err
nlorbeten Rnedts S9dlbprn beiauz
lpobnen. Oie Mufreguna unter Der
BeDDlteruna 1T groB. 9lls selesentz
lidb Der Sbbuftion Der MDrber 3um
@aal Der Uteiiter'I9en Mirtbfdaft
gefiibrt ipurbe, lnahte bds publicum
aagerein in Morten gegen Moog feiz
rlenl nnipiQen 2uft.
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Gliui, =2ptbringett.

RDniqsma 9ern- Sm 5aufe
bes bieiigen Wirtbes unb Spe5erei@
bdnblers Sung ipiitbete ein groBes
Sdabenfeuer. Sbpobl Die 5euerpehr
unb bic sanae ginlpobnerfdaft fofort
an bic 8etdmpfung bes Geners stng,
fonnte bon Der ginridtuns pie iiberz
baupt bonn sanaen 9auie ni4ts seretz.
tet tperben.
Diebenbofen. 9err aebrer
Maurer BON bier 1T an bic bDbereSD4z
terf4ule nad gaeuntirhen (8e5irf
Srter) periebt uno tptrb uns bemnd4f
berlahen. Der MdnnersefansDerein
u2iebertafel" Derliert in 9rn. Maurer
Teinen betpdhrten erfen 8oriibenben.
On Stelle bes por einigen Bo9en
peritorbenen 8eiseprbneten Noupiaire
tit 9err 8antier 3immer aum Beige
Droneten Der 9emeinbe 0isoenbofcn
getpd1lt ipDrben. .
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Slbenhurg nnb Weflenbnrg.

Mibnib. = Oie burd Sob bes
StabtfDriters Ro9 erlebiate SGeer%
1tene 5u 6of &DrfniB tit bur9 ben
5Orfter Stride aus Mepenburs pieber
befeBt.
S1benburg. - Ser 9robberz
5os 1T nunmebr pollItdnbis tpieoer
,,ereeiteut; bic 9er5erpeiterung 1T
bauernb befeitist unb bic 6er5tlapz
penfebler polll ltdnbig tompeniirt.
gripib. - Mm gbarfrettag entz
itanb auf benz ettpa cine Stunoe BON
grtpib entfernt liegenben ritterfAaftz
li9en Suite &labop Elm syeuer. gs
bronnte bas nit barter 8eba4ung perz
febene mafiiDe 9errenbaus. 0as
sSeuer ion, tpie man meint, auf benz
Rau9boben infolge elmer f9abbaften
StelIe i'm Shorn1tein ent t1tanben 1etn.
Oa bas Gebdube stpeift0dis mar, 10
fonnte bas in Der unteren@tage befinbz
lihe Mobiliar bes 8eiiBers gum grObz
ten She'll aerettet tperben.
6rieblanb. - Ser er1te Sdrttt
aur @eripirtli4ung oes felt etpa apei
Sabren geplanten poitneubaues tit
nunmebr setban, inbem nit benz 2lbz
reiben Der beiben @ebDfte in Der
Sburmitrabe, tpofelbft nun bod bas
neue poitgebdube feinen Stanb erbalz
ten tpirb, begonnen tporben lit. Ser
8auunternebmer 8aGf4mieter bier
felbit fiibrt ben 8au fir eiaens Reds
nung auf uno erhdlt na95ertisteQung
beHelben pGbrenb Der eriten 25 Sabre
BON Der Pofperpaltung eine iGbrli4e
Wiethe bon $500 80.
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Erppins SdjleIie,t.

8nlfenbain. Werbaftet unb
benz Mmtsaeriht einaeliefert tpurben
5fpet eynbipibuen, bic man nit Der Gr4
morbung bes @dftbofsbeiibers SO.
Schramm aus @oigtsborf Bel 6abelz
fhperbt in 0erbinbung bringt.
2eobihiiB. Gin Idperer lInz
faa, bern Stpei Menf1enleben gum
Spfer aefallen iinb ), bat iib in ben
@ppsgruben in Oirfhel bieiieen Rreiz
les eretgnet. sSn solse poraeitigen
Gossebens zines Sprenaf1uKes itiira=
ten grobe @eiteinmaf7en aufdninen
uno perf1iitteten bic 8ergleute Doftab
nnb sSabn. Die 2ei1en Der 8eiben
fpurben als fDrmlofe Mahen unier ben
Geiteintriimmern berboraeapgen.
@Ieinib. 0or Ruraem, als
Der poli5eiferaeant Drosbef i'm Riez
feritdttel 5einen acknowledgements Gina,
bDrte er tn benz peifert' 'f9sn @aitbans
Derbd9tiges @erduf9. Ser Beamte
fpiirte benz @erdufh na1 unb fanb
etne 6rauensperion nit einer ei5ernen
8reAitange betpaffnet Bel Der Mrbeit.
ssSn Der Derbafteten ipurbe bic SO
Sabre alte Mrbeiterin @henb3ialIora
aus Nuartbamrner feftseitent unb in
bas 2anbgeribtsgefdngnib mad @leiz
tDtb einQeliefert
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Hrpnins @eitprenEen.

gulm. = Sn papare5pn tpurbe
Der iunse Mrbetter Oord bon einem
rufiif9en Mrbeiter i'm @treit eritp9en.
Ser &uie tpurbe perbaftet.
Oir19au. Sn Subfau finb
5tuei S4eunen hes @utsbeitbers 9fobz
Ipff unb Elm Stall auf Der SRI. Miiller
sebDrisen 8eiibuns nieoersebrannt.
8erent. = Das bieiige r9otel
6amburser 9of1 tit bur9 Rauf in ben
8eitb bes 9errn grlt4mann aus
@rauben5 iibergesansen fir $4,000
Marf.
Danais. = Selbft aeitellt bat fid
bier Der friibere &aufmann, iebtge
0ausbiener Otto Mublbaher; er
giebt an, bor atpet Sabren in RuiTen
(&rets ptlIfaIen) in Ronfurs gefom=
men gu iein unb feline @ldubiger um
1900 M. gef9dbist gu baben.
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9eropins Ditprense,,.

SrtebIan n b.-proreftor @dula,
Der fhon feit etnem Sabre an berMus<
iibuns ieines 8erufes burh aranfbett
berbinbert 1T, bat feline peniionirung
beantragt.
8if9offein. - 9err &aBntb
5u @ut alidenbprf, Der feline 8eiiBung
rerfauft bat, lest fein Mmt als 9lmtss
boriteber nieber. Gr berlest feinen
Wobniib na4 aDnigsberg. Biirgerz
meiiter 9runenbers ~BiIhofitein tpirb
fein Na9folser als Mmtsboriteber.
@umbinnen. Mulifbirector
peterfon, Der Dirisent Der bieiisen
Neuen Sinsatabemte, tpirb @umbin=
nen bemnddf perlaKen, I'm einem3ufe
na9 Walparaifo an bas Gonferbatoz
RUM bes 9errn 9artban, befen ebez
maliser @8iiler er setpefen, gu fol-
gen.
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9rpbims &picm.

g 9neibemiibl - Mus feiz
mem tiefen S9lafe 1T Der Mrbeiter
eSobann Mrnbt bon bier nun tpieber
ertpaht, naabem er polIe 18 Sage in
biefem 3uftanbe i'm bieiigen itdbti=
fhen Rranfenbaufe getpeilt bat.
Snotpraslaip. Maurermei=
tier Metfe bat bas in ber Babnbof=
ftrdbe belegene bisberige 6oteI Miibl=
mann fiir 81, 900 M., Der Raufmann
s.. Dobib bas bisber ber Mittipe esaz
cobfpbn geb0rige @runbitiid in Der
8abnbofftrabe fir $4,000 W. ertppr=
ben.
Roiten. 3tpei iunee 2eute, bic
5nr @e5teQung tparen, gerietben i'm
rNotben Rruge", einem @aitbau1e All
Rur3dgpra, in STREET.. 9lls ber Mauz
rergefelle Madpiplaf aus Qubo51 nab
0uufe ging, tpurbe er BON benz Mrbei-
ter Rnilbe aus Rielc3eipp perfolgt unb
nit einem MeHer gefdbrIih am Ropfe
berlebt; an ieinerll Muffomnlen tpirb8
oe3iutifelt. 6. purbe Derbaftet.
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8rubins 30 mmern.

Sinfentpalbe. Streifenbe
8Dtt9erseiellen iiberfielen ben auge=
ipanberten 8ddergefellen S. Mifulo
aus Weitpreuben. Oieier erbielt bon
einem Naufbolbe etren Stt4 tn's Sc
mid. Ser Meferbelo tpurbe perbaftet.
@targarb. = Sobt nit elmer
Shubtpunbe am 9al1e tpurbe Der
Raufmann 9err 6enmutb @9marae
i'm @duppen feines @artens neben
Dem 8iireerfhiibenpart aufgefunben.
Demielben ion beim puben bes Sc
tpebres Der llnsliidsfan paffirt fein.
8ito IN. - Der bieitse Snpalibe
Sbeobor Ralbab mar am 3. Suli 1866
BEL 8DnisgrdB als aanonier Der Stetz
timer Mrtillerie in ben re9ten Sberarm
getrpffen tporben unb Der Qrat batte
einen She'll bes @eI9ofes berdusse<
bradt. Spdter als reSnbalibe entlaf=
len, fit 6. lanse Sabre an ben Solgen
Der 8ertnunbung. Sm Sabre 1895
berf4limmerte fih be- Irm pieber, Bis
er nun, als er ben Mrm babete, ettpas
aus benz Sleif4 herDortommen iiebt,
bas fi9 bart anfiiblt unb, als er ba=
ran aiebt, als bic Rugel iih eripeiit, BON
Der er nun ieBt, nad 35 Sabren be-
freit 1T.
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unterfuAung lit einseleitet.
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