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REPUBLICS IN CONGRESS.
The Proposed Gathering of Delegates at the
Worlds Fair

Worlds Fair
NEW YORK, Feb 6-The sub-commit-
tee appointed to consider the plan and
scope of the proposed Congress of
Republics has completed its report, which
it will present to the General Committee.
The report recommends that a conference
be held at the time of the exposition of 1893,
but not in connection with it; that it shall be
composed of two sets of delegates, one to be
appointed by the Executives of the repub-
lies of the world on the basis of one dele
gate to every 100000 people, while the
other shall be composed of delegates from
the commercial, educational or Industrial or
CARNATIONS that express in their fundamen-
tai laws devotion to the principles of the
American Declaration OF Independence, to-
gether with invited delegations from ma
tiOns not republics. The aforementioned
body shall be the Senate and the other the
Hpusa #
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AN INTERESTING SCENE.

Festive Telegraphers Listening to Dsscrip-
tion Of Their Ball.
SECOND REGIMENT ARMoRY, CHICAGO,
Feb. 6.-At exactly II 30 O'clock tonight
for moment the Associated Press trunk
line stretching westward from New York
was switched into the Chicago telegraphers'
ballroom here TO receive this dispatch:
Nearly 300 couples, representing the
best-known members of the fraternity from
the Alleghenies to the Pacific Ocean, were
gliding about on the waxed floor under the
brilliantly electric lighted arches. 1t was
the first gathering of the kind in Chi
cago for number of years, and
was a decided success. The largest
attendance from outside Chicago
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shortstop Ward to Go to Europe.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6--John Montgomery
Ward. the famous shortstop. will sail for
Europe tomorrow ON the Umbria, and 1t is
rumored that he is to join his wife, Helen
Dauvray. the actress, who is in London, and
forever heal the domestic complications be-
tween them
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THE son WENT TO JAIL.
A New Phase of the Late Suicide in the Astor
Hluse

New YORK, Feb. 6.-The mystery sur
rounding the Identification by Perrin s.
Sumner and his son of suicides rs members
of the mythical Edgar family may cause
them great inconvenience. The District At
tOrney Is anxious to know what their object
is, and to-day when the Coroner began an
Investigation Of the Astor House suicide in
which Sumner had identified the body as
that Of George II. Edgar, it was proposed to
send Perrin III. Sumner to the House of
Detention so that he could not communicate
his SON. he pleaded the illness OF his wife,
and his son then consented to be 10 cked up
in his fathers place.
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POLITICAL AssAssINs.
An Attempt to Murder Republican Members
of a City Council

OF Clty I0unclI.
SANTA FE On. Mex.). Feb. 6.-Last even
ing. while five Republican members of the
City Council were holding a consultation in
the Office of one of their number, two shots
were fired through the window from the
outside. j. A. Archuleta was seriously
wounded, while T. B. Catron and others es-
capped injury. The would-be assassins then
rode away in the darkness, followed by a
posse. 1t is said the attempt at assassina-
tion Is believed to be a political motive and
aimed at Catron, one OF the most prominent
Republicans of the Stale. Archuleta will
recover
TIE Legislature to-day passed an act ap-
propriatlng $4,000 for the arrest and con-
viction of the assassins
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A NEW OPERA.
Successful Production in London Of an Ameri-
can Composers Work.

LONDON. Feb. 6. - The opera Robin
Hood" by Reginald de KoveD of Chicago.
was produced at the Prin Of Wales The
ater last night under the title of ''Maid
Marian" The Prince and Princess of Wales,
the Duke and Duchess OF Fife Lincoln, the
United States Minister, aud many other
distinguished persons were present. The
piece was well received and the composer
was honOred with quite an ovation. The
critics of the morning newspapers generally
praised tie music.
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He astad Tnn I.nnn

NEwBERN QlI), Feb. George Harris,
the faster, Notwithstanding his change OF
purpose TO try and save his life after thirty
three days OF abstinence from food, may die
at any moment. A change for the worse
has taken place, and he is now in a very
precarIOus condition,
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Buried by an Avalanche.

BERNE, Feb. 6.-Near the village of
Ruetti, Canton of Garus, to-day. twenty
wood-cutters were buried beneath mass of
snow, ice, rocks and trees. Only three
bodies have been recovered.
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Fitzsimmons on sparring Tour.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 6.-Bob Fitzsim-
mons, the middle weight champion of the
world. signed contract to-day TO travel
under the management of Otto G. Flot0,
who is backed by George X. Clarke of
Chicago. The contract is for $500 and
fifteen waeks
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Buried hy q Snow-Slida

OURAY (Colo.), Feb. 6.-Several miners
started from the Virginia mine last night to
help bring in the body Of man killed by a
blast. While going up the mountain a snow
slide occurred, and Sam Byron, l.. Phillips.
Allen Tyre and John Sunderland were
killed
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San Diego Military Post.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6-The House Mill
tary Affairs Committee to-day ordered
favorable report on the bill providing for
the appointment of board to choose a site
for a military post at San Diego. Cal.
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between the State Department and Lord
2alisGnry: fhal ,o;y None of the facts relating to
case, and In all probability will not. Tie
uipIomatic negotiations are going on as thew
were were before. with the probability that the
usnands iI An OF the United States for arbitration
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THE INDIAN SITUATION.
a Commissioners Ideas for the Amelioration
of the Redskins

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 6.-Morgan, Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs, in an address
last night on the present phase Of the In-
dian question, said that to remedy the pres
ent conditions, the Civil Service should COW
er the entire Indian service Agents should
have adequate pay; faithful service should
secure retention in office: that the service
should have solely accountable head, and
that the Interior Department should be so
relieved that Indian affairs might have some
bOdy's exclusive attention.
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Steel Light-Hnusa Tender.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-The steel light
house tender Azalia has just been COM
pleted in Harlem for use in Mexican shall
low waters. The vessel is so feet long and
draws only inches. Her speed is II miles
an hour. The stern-wheel is 8 feet in di-
ameter, the bow semi-circular and the bot
tom fiat
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Jews to Ra Left Alone

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 6.-The Minister
of Finance has obtained suspension of
further repressive measures against the
Jews by pointing out to the Car the vexa-
tious financial results which such measures
might involve.
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Killed in q Powder Explosion.

LEADvILLE, Feb. Ga terrible explo-
sion of giant powder occurred in the Wier-
fy Tunnel of the White Quail mine of
KokomO yester day. William Young and
John Anderson were blown TO atems and
John johnson, John Mcleod and VIII Crane
were terribly injured. Many of their bones
were broken by flying rocks.
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RUSSIAN RIOTERS.
The Admiral of the Dock-Yards Mobbed by
Striking Workmen.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 6.-Several hun
dred men employed in the Admiralty ship
building dock-yards having become greatly
dissatisfied Iwing, as they complained, to a
reduction of wages and harsh reatment by
the Admiral, struck on Tuesday. They
then proceeded to the headquarters of the
Admiral and mobbed him. The mob sub
jected him to many insults, and finally
became so threatening that troops were
summoned to rescue the Admiral from the
excited strikers
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An Aristocratic Witness.

NEW YORK, Feb 6.-Sr Charles Tupper
was last night served with summons in the
case entitled Josephine Bailey vs.. Charles
Tupper, brought in the Supreme Court Of
the state. He admitted knowing Bailey, but
declined to talk about the case or explain its
nature
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The Merchant Marine.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Dingley, from the
Committee on Merchant Marine and Fish
cries, to-day reported favorably, with an
amendment relative to the mileage pay OF
the board, a bill to establish marine board
for the advancement OF the interests of the
Merchant Marine.
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THE DENMARK ARRIVES.
Terrible Experience of the Steamer on Hel
Last Trin

LisJ IMP.
NEW YORK, Feb. g. The overdue
steamer Denmark, which sailed from Lon
don January 18th, arrived to-day. Captain
Rigby said the Denmark experienced a sue
cessiOn of gales and squalls. Heavy seas,
looking as though they would swamp the
vessel, swept over the decks, and every
thing on deck was swept clear, the cattle
tixings and deck-hOuses being carried away
One cattleman was swept into the sea and
drowned; another was terribly bruised.
The cold was intense. The rigging was
frozen and the sailors suffered greatly. The
shin was covered with ice
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Fire in the Pullman csr-sbons

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 6.-The fire last night at
the Pullman car-shops destroyed the shops
and their contents, together with a number
of small dwellings, near by. Some of the in
mates narrowly escaped with their lives.
The aggregate loss is estimated at S250,000; {;
partly insured.
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BOGUS DISPATCHES.

Brazilian Securities Take Sudden Drop in
London
LONDON, Feb. Ga number of forged
tel-grams bearing the name of Camondi,
banker of Paris, were received here to-day
ordering the sale of large quantities of Bra
lillian securities. The result was that until
it was discovered that the kilograms were
not genuine a panic prevailed in those Sc
curities on the Stock Exchange. When the
fact was known that Camondi sent no such
dispatches, the market for BrazilianS recov-
cred. A number of brokers were victimized
by the plot OF the forgers.
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DEvoURED BY WOLVES.
Terrible Fate of Young Russian and His
Sweetheart

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 6.-News of ter
rible tragedy reached here from Keff to-day
A young man and his sweetheart were at
tackled by wolves. The man vainly tried to
beat them off and took refuge in tree.
whence he saw his affianced deyoured. The
sickening sight caused him TO faint, he fell
to the earth and was likewise eaten by the
brutes,
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Died From Koch,s Lumnh-

KANSAS CITY, Feb. Cd. B. Ellis, con-
sumptive patient at the City Hospital, who
was treated with Kochs lymph, died this
morning.
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The alarm from Box al at 2 o'clock this
morning was for fire in the residence of
Dr. Chsmore Of No. TOT Taylor street. The
damage was quite small.
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LABOR STRIKES.
No Dissatisfaction Existing on the Pennsyl-
vania Railroads.

VhnIa halIf0adS.
PITTsBURG. Feb. 6.-The reports of a
strike on the Pennsylvania lines west of
here, in the near future, have no founda-
ton. Dissatisfaction has existed among
some Of the traiDmen for several weeks, but
no move looking to a strike has been made.
CHICAGO, Feb. 6-The strike of the fur
nacemen in the Illinois Steel Company's
Works at South Chicago. has virtually
caused the shutdown OF the big rolling-mlls.
There are 800 furnacemen out They de-
mand an advance in wages and the dis
charge Of an obnoxious foreman.
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English stations for califorpia.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6 Six stations arrived
to-day from England for August Cailens of
Hueneme, Cal, from 10 4 years old They
will be used for breeding
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A BURNING MINE.

Hundreds of Men Thrown Out Of Work
Through an Accident.
WILKEsBARRE Pa.), Feb. 6.-The gas
feeder in slope at the Nanticoke
mine became ignted this morning and
in a short time the interior of the mlna
was a mass of flames A flood of
water is now being poured into it, but it VIII
be difficult to eXtinguish the fire. 1t may
require months to quench the fire, AMI IN
the meantime hundreds of miners will be
idle at the season when they most need
Hun
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Wheat for Export.

LONDON, Feb. cor the 1860. 900 bushels
of South Australian wheat in 1890, 9, COG, 900
are eXportable.
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AN OUTBREAK IMMINENT.
Bitter Feeling Against the Election Officers
OF

bIIIer Feeling Against the EIectlOn Ufflcers
at Barcelona.
BARCELONA. Feb. 6.-The Conservative
candidate for Member of the Chamber of
Deputies has been elected, defeating Sal
meron, the Republican leader. The Re-
publicaus are enraged at the result of the
contest, and accuse the officials in charge of
the election with tampering with the blllots.
The Government officials are thoroughly
alarmed and are making preparations to
resist popular uprising. The military au-
thorltieS in this city and in other large towns
have been ordered to hold troops In readi-
ness.
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Ex-Governor Cornell in Trouble.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-1he business of ex-
Governor Cornell of New York is in the
haiids Oh receiver on Judgment of S1l24
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LONDON, Feb. 6.-At Komarou, hungary,
a family Of five were asphyxiated by gas.
They were watching a sick child and The
neiEhbors mobbed the doctor, believing lie
had poisoned the family
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Fire This aIorn;ny

III you want to know how an imperial
oaby is christened read the Sunday Call.
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AUsTKO-HUNGARY.

Arnaut Insurgents Take Possession Of the
Telegraph Lines.
VIENNA, Feb 6-Tbe Arnaut insurgents
in the neigbb0rhOod of Pristina have taken
possession Of the telegraph lines.
The shoemakers' strike has collapsed.
In duel with swords at Pesth to-day
Baron KOllarZ dangerously wounded q lieu
tenant of huesars
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The fashion articles to appear in the Sun
day Call are very interesting.
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POSTAL CABLE COMPANY.
John W. Mackay Jr. Elected One of the
Directors

MONTREAL, Feb. Cat the annual meet
ing OF the Postal Telegraph Cable Company,
which was held here to-day. John w. Mackay
Jr. was elected Director 10 place of Victor
de Castro, resigned and the following board
was elected: John w. Mackay, George S.
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Annnitted of Rrihsru

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 6.-Julius Harold, in.
dicted for having offered bribes to Council.
men. was found not guilty TODAY.
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Coe, W. c. Van Horne, John w. Mackay
Jr, Albert r. Chandler. Charles R. Hosmer,
James W. Ellsworth, William H. Baker,
Edward c. PIatt, John A. Stevens, George
G., Ward
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-17

Dreibuaoes 3u erfabreH. bspor oas
S6ub uab Srub gaabniB spii6en
&uBlaub unb Grantrei6 absei6loFen
wtiroe. 26nis 9umbert foa Germ
Se@iers Deriid1ert baben. bob Der Drei.
bunb ausi6lieBli6 elm Defsnlips sBhub,
nib fei, benz ale asereiRpsn SenbenSen
fern ldsen.
8alfour III on Smiths STEELE
gum parlaments. 5abrer Der conierDd.
tipen partei I'm britii9en 1nterbauie
ernannt tDoroen.
= Die Gtitrme an Der britii9en
9tfe bauern nod INNER fort uno ale
6dfen fiuo uoa Gabr3euse, bic mt
t9weren 0ei9dbigunsen bort 3ufluht
geiuat haben. Sin boadnbil1es Rriegss
idiff ftieB nit einem britii9en SeseI.
fdiff i'm Canal auiammeu, nobel beibe
S9lffe f6were 9@dben bapontrugen.
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geraniid,es Saph @ife,,.

Das Nobeiien, tpel1ss unfere tunge
oitteranifde giieninbu1rie liefert, 1T
BON elmer 70 ausgesei@neten Site, baB
es f6 aud auBerbalb unieres @taotes
fbon bic aligemeine Mnertennung ct.
obert bat uno auf ben giienmdrtten
bort eiuea INNER aussebebnteren Mbs
fab finbet.
Den Betpeis bafar brinet bic Sbats
fade, baB gerabe In Der Iebten 3eit
mieber iebr bebeutenbe 0ersdufe abges
feblOiien morben finb. Gas 9o9ofen,
Wert i'm &uster Stats @efGngniB
= betanutlid bas erfte, peI9es in
Seros in 8etrieb geiebt p0rben 1T, bot
Dor elm paar Sasen - tpie ber 5inans.
4geut ber @efdngniB- Beb6rbe tnittbeilf,
einen 9oden pon 300 8onnen ieines
3obeiiens su re6t guten preiisn mad
Monierep betfauft unb einen fur ben
neuen in Nem Birmingham erri6teten
Saibie Belle 6odofen. Ser prdfibent
ber oortigen Iron and Improvement
Company. 9.rr &. 8. Coleman, tpels
DER auf Der WeltausReaung ben 5taat
Seras als @ommi1dr fur bic Mnen
unb Wineralien nertreten tpirb, bat am
IA. Oftober In ct. 2ouis nod Elm piel
groeartiaeres Sei6dftabseidloKen ndms
lib bie 2ieferuns bon 4,50O Sonnen
8obeiIen, tpelde f6 auf 9 Monate Der.
tbeilt, 10 baB ieben Monat 500 Sonnen
= ungefdbr 55 giienbabnmagen 2as
buneen - au Iiefern Rnb. Gin anberes
9roBes SltnoiEer Wagengsiddft bot,
luie Derr Coleman fast, 1000 Sonnen
genommen unb elm paar tleinere 6Gus
ler poiten bis su elm paar bunbert
Sonnen.
Der @eiammtbetrag b!efer lebten
2ieferuues &ontratte, welde ber 8a.
ibie Belle Ofen tibernommen bat, fellt
f9 ouf $500 3onnen uno uirb feline
pole 2eiltunssfdbigteit auf bolle feds
Wouate In Bef9lag nebmen. Sur ben
4biab bes tibrig bleibenoen Sbeiles fei'
ner probuttion 1T ebenfoas idon ees
forst. Oie Dor ibrer 8oQenbuns fies
henbe &6bren.Gabrit tpirb fosar mebr
&obeiieu perbrau9en, als ber 9o6ofen
far fie au liefern i'm Stanbe 1T. unS 10
wirb fi6 oie @rridtung zines weitereu
Sodofens iebr balo f6on als eine
brineeube gtOtbmenbisteit berausfenen.
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9ilf' nadb, aber pbme J3spat,a.

Der Matur Maabilfe Su Ietiten, tn ibrem 8eireben,
f ber aranfbetsfefeln su entleptsen 1T erlia ber
ridbtise 3wed bes Mebictnrens. 1lnslndlt@erpetie
pirb iebpa pteie Wletbobe oft fbertrteben unS bur
bas 3upeI In tbr Ge9enthett pertebrt. Draiti59es,
IbermdbiseS @ursiren lit unapefelbaft bic am bduz
Der Darmfanal wirb buaitdbldb pte NIT 3ansen CUR
nnSettisen Gntleeruns seaerrt. Selbiberdnblth tft
btes BON netfenbem SGmer3 nnb barauf fpsenber Grz
gang benifunfdbtsen erialafften 3uftanb periesen.
Do8 Gnbfabtum einer 8erion, peI6e BET Sartletbts=
teit Sratii4 wtrfenbe Purstrmtttel sebraut TT entf
Spitetter Masenbtters 1T Sas bette Grpedunssmts
tel, has Bite Btendaft fennt, ba es Srar ben n6tbt=
gen, aber fetnen anprmaen Sublsans beptrt iuccei=
au pele eS etne Wtrtuns usert frdfttst anatl lie Az
iAwdHen. Wean sebrauAe es sesen Mealarta, Opsz
Fepiie, &9enmattsmus unb Nerenletben.
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Ser eiusefaoeltc @aifi,@.
@us oen seemanns eateiniiden bon Grans
Sorsfp.

SaB % lltn9lt IN Damburg in bet
n0be oem 0afeu gelegenen S9enfe
.3um gDlbensn 3orpeoc" cine t!eine
3afelrunbe beifammen, @teuerm1nner
ugD BoOisleute; mitten barunter iogar
Der @apitdu eines Rauffabrers, Der
tnorriglte unter biefen alten, pprmetter.
ten 5eebdren. Oa murbe benn madet
se3e@t unb mau9' lufises @arn ses
lpOnuen.
Nan bate tpieber einmai bas 3apls
tel bon Der @efrdBistsit Der Daiff9e
bistutiri.
.Nu. uub mie Id gu9 Iage@, enbete
eben elmer Der @rauf5pfe ieine gr3dbs
lung, uaIs mir ben 2erl bann an Ded
aebolt, unb uniere Suugens ibm ben
Baud aufsef6llBt baiten, ba sab 3 elm
0aaob! Gas Beet bait' gu@ men
Nasen Die'n &eiietoffer. Da cabs
me Barite, ein paar Jlai6en, Elm
Jernrobr, Sauenben unb rotbgebunbes
nes @ebi9tenbu@ nit 8olbt6uitt. bos
3wiiden einen Msni9enl1doel = DsiB
Der 86ie. Del6' brauem Sungen bas
I miierable Waferluber ben abge3midt,
- no unb mittea unter benz i6merper.
bauli@en 3eug ltedt ri6tis unfer
gootsanfer. nit feds bis fieben Gaoen
Eau b'ran.@
n6m, uibt Der Reoe tpertb, =
brummte ber Gapitdn vfo nen tleinen
GramIaoen fdleppt fat iebe bieler Gas
nailen nit ii1 i'm Baud berum. 90
MIL Id @Id mol ne @ei9i9te ersdbs
len":
.War bamals nod @teuermaat unb
unfer S@,ff, Die pWasbalena" bate
ben Wuftrag, bas Gabel 5uiiGen uno
gu legen. Na, sic @eidi9te eing
gana gemhtbli9 bon Staten, bis an
Bite "a Dber 80 Meilen 'runtergebaipelt
tpareu, ba, beim i66nRen Wetter, ner.
ten bic Susenieure, oaB bas Babel se,
rifien iei. sdOne 8ei9eerunsi Na,
10 mos tam bOrtommen. Sa bieB es
bann iu6en, big bic @aben gefunben
tparen. g ging leibli9, ba mir bort,
no 3 paifirte, faum biersig Jaben
Grunb botten unb babel, tpie geiagt,
gutss Metter. Na, als bann ber s1a.
ben tpieber geftdt par, ging bic Gabri
fort obue tueitere 3ufdlle, biz mir eno.
lid bor 8 benz @nbpuntte Der 9tnie
beilegten. Oa follte nun bas Rabel
nit ber Station berbunben tperben."
Die Nororbeiten ba3u bauerten nod
Elm paar Mo1en unb als enbli6 Elm
Sthd bonn @nbe bes Gabels, ME q
erforberli6 mar, tpieber geboben purbe
= Ginber, ba sab's men gpaBl @tal
ba niht elm 9ai ON 2abel, elm Gapi-
talbieb, mab minoeiieEs feline 25
91ub. unb noie ne perle am &oien=
tran3 fiat er b'ran! beim Ra1en 9ing
9 bineiu - na unb ON @nbe tDieDer
'raus
vWie E9 Dos Beet bo 'rangeangelt9
ga, gaus einfad! Ils bas Rabel ge'
rifIen, oa bate bas bumme 2uber bas
@nbe, bas bonn 9d,ff tuegbing, mobl
fhr ne groBe Murf gebaIten. Die hber
8orb gefalen. bate bic Wurit ges
idauappt unb gefdludt, geI9ludt, se.
! i9ludt. .gfa. als mir bann bic @n'
ben. bon benen bas Cine, obne baB
Mrs abnten, mittlermsiie, 10 au fasen
bereits mieber perbout mar, tpieber ses
iplieBt batten unb neiterbampfteu, oa
idlufte Sas Beet INNER tpeiter unb
lootfte fd fbIudenb, bas Rabel ent'
lang bis Dor v3."l