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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-07
synopsis of Preceding Chapters.

Royal Kenton. young Rhode Islander, is
studying law at Winchester. Va, his adopted
home. AT the outbreak OF the war the fire
eaters of the neighborhood, led by Duke Wyle,
a county nabob's son, conclude that he is a
northern spy. CHAPTER Nv -Kenton is de-
voted to Marion Percy, true daughter OF
the South, and Is visiting her home when the
war committee calls upon him. He volun-
teers To go with the State and enlists i'm
Wyles company. V-Wyle is a rival suitor
for Marian's hand. He tells Marian his sus-
picions OF kenton's principles. The company
goes TO the front. and Wyle gives orders that
kenion shall be shot IL he attempts TO desert.
Nl-kenton rallies the company at the first
battle of Bull Run after its ranks are broken
and scattered, Stonewall Jackson calls up
the hero and thanks him. Wyles jealousy is
aroused over Kenton's popularity, and he
plots with one of his soldiers, Ike Baxter. t.
shoot the Yankee. V1I-Wyle Is promote
captain. He goes home TO Winchester. The
story OF Kenton's herosm has preceded him.
Marian is cold. He will remove the Yankee
from his path. Stonewall details Kenton for
duty. VIII and lX-Kenton be-
comes a scout. Goes 10 Winchester and sees
Marian. He is captured by Union vidette,
turns the tables on his captor and then lets
him 90
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In this line, but you may return to your
company at present.
CHAPTER X.

CHAPTER X.
No part of the south witnessed SO
much of the wreck and misery of war
rs the Shenandoah valley. It's high
ways, fields and forests. its houses, barns
and sheds, its every breeze by day and
night for three long years, echoed the
fierce shouts of contestants and the
groans of'wounded men. Nature made
it garden. War converted it into a
vast graveyard.
The Federals had begun their march
up the valley from Harper's Ferry.
jackson was ordered over to bar the
way. Historians may write with pref
udice and politicians speak in bitter
hess. Let us be fair and conscientious.
even Ii we cannot be neutral. jack
sons first battle was on the broad fields
of Kernstown. All historians who have
written for the future have pronounced
him wonderful man in the science of
war. Before his command was fairly in
the valley Royal Kenton and others
were far ahead, scouting for informa-
ton. Their reports decided Jackson on
moving swiftly up and attacking the
Fede1als as they reached Kernstown.
He was beaten back and fairly routed,
but that was to be the first and only
time.
AS Jackson g own brigade swept for
ward into the fight Kenton was in the
ranks of the Shenandoah guards. On
his right was Steve Brayton, on his left
Ike Baxter. he had known but little
of his company since detailed for scout
duty. He OWNED that Captain Wyle's
bitterness had intensified, and that tho
prejudice against him among his COM
rades had rather increased with his alb
sence. He had been detailed from his
company, and his return to it as Jack
son ordered an advance and everybody
knew that battle would be raging
within a couple of hours proved his
metal in the eyes of all. And yet not
over dozen men in the company had a
nod or a word for him. Ike Baxter, un-
der the tutorship of his master, was car
rying out plan to drive him out in dis
grace.
He un's yere fur no good, and yo'
kin lay to thatv Ike had whispered
from man 10 man. 'Jist yo' fellers
keep yo'r eyes open I'm gwine to do
1T. and If he un tries to play the traitor
I'll. put bsllet straight into his car
cass! Mebbe he un kin fule Gineral
jackson, but he un can't play no Yam
kee tricks on mer'
AS they marched forward on the high
way Steve Brayton found opportunity
to say:
Look yere, Kenton. Ike's goin TO
play yo' some onery trick il the chance
comes, and yo'd better be ready fur him.
He nm hates yo' like pizen, and he un's
tryin to make all the rest do the same. 4"
II am aware of that" replied Ken
ton, but can you tell me the reason
for it9'
Reckon thar ar several. In the
fust place, yo' didn't happen to be BON
down yere, while Ike Baxter and the
rest Of us critters did. In the second,
yo' took the shine out o. the officers at
Bull Run. In the third, as nigh as kin
make out. thay's gal In the case.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-07

| Looks to me like Ike had been hired to
talk agin yo'. AT any rate, he's got the
boys all stirred up, and yo'd better be
keerful not to git too fur ahead. of the
crowd in case we hev q fout down yere!"
How does it happen that you are
not down on me with the rest?" asked
Kenton.
Reckon thar ar several reasons in
that too. Bustly, yo' could hev got
away to the Yankee army if yo' had
wanted to. Yo' didn't, and that's a
purity good sign yo' un ar all right.
Nextly, yo've got pluck, and I like a
plucky man. Mo- nextly, the mo- men
we hev the less chance OF my bein hit
myself. Lastly, I've seen Captain wyle
and Ike Baxter with their heads together
about yo', and I've heard that both
yo' and tho captain was sweet on
the same gal, and I've sorter put two
and three together and made seven. I'm
goin to be right aIngside o. yo' in this
fout, cause like yo'r way o. fightin,
but yo' jist mind what tell yo'l The
bullet which hits yo' today is liable to
come from our sidel''
Jackson's command, numbering not
quite 5000 men, made rapid march
OF 40 miles down the valley to strike
blow at General Shields command of
5000. They were waiting for the Con-
federates. Jackson attacked at once.
Even while the rear Of his marching
column was still two miles away he at
tackled. It was fierce and bitter fight.
AS daylight began TO give way to twi-
light on that dismal March afternoon
the guards were ordered to charge
battery which was making a portion of
the Confederate line untenable. They
dashed forward to be met by a volley
which killed or wounded a dozen men,
and swift move on the part of Fed
eral regiment resulted in the capture of
nearly one-half of the others. An hour
later jackson was retreating. He had
been defeated.
Ike Baxter was among the wounded.
With others he was taken to the field
hospital to be cared for, while the un-
wounded were marched to the rear and
placed under guard. Ike had been hit
in the shoulder. While his hurt was
pelnS dressed ne SAID 10 the surgeon:
If Yankee deserts to our side and |
fights agin yo' uns, what happens to he
un il yo' captur' himf"
" He'd be shot" was the blunt reply. |
=" But s'posin he un also played spy
fur our side?"
"He a be- hung instead of shot Do
you know of such case2"
Reckon do. and feel IL my dooty
to tell yo' about him. Jist tell yo'r
gineral to inquar among the prisoners
fur man named Kenton-Royal Ken
ton. He un's Yankee deserter and
spy fur Gineral Jscksonl''
"But why do you tell of itf" queried
the surgeon.
'' Cause II amt fair deal"
Continued Tomorrow
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-07

Guess / would-in fact, / know
would"
"And have nothing to tie you or
with Until | can get safely away"
That's so. You remind me of the
chap who caught the bear and dasn I
let CO."
Il must take you along with me to
the Confederate outpost. We shall cut
across the fields and woods to reach it,.
You go ahead, and l will follow. 1t is
needless"----
I'm no fool!" bluntly interrupted
the Federal. when m down and the
other feller has got his thumbs in my
eye and my nose in his jaws, know
enough to cave. You won't have to
shoot me, and / want to ask favor Of
you"
"Well?"
Don't walk me In prisoner.
"I'll see about that. Let's go on"
They struck through the woods, cross
ed an old field, skirted meadow and
entered another piece of woods. AS they
were traversing this they came upon a
negro cutting firewood, and he informed
them that the Confederate outpost was
only 90 rods below them on the high
way.
"At this stage of the game one pris-
oner more or less is of no earthly cen
sequence, said Kenton az hg looked at
the cavalryman. I'm going to let you
return"
And I've concluded TO be taken pris-
oner and sent to Richmond, replied the
man.
"For what reason?"
"Plain as a pumpkin on gatepost.
IT go back without my arms, what
can say2 I'd just have to admit that
a Johnny reb came along and played
me for sucker and got the best of me.
That would mean ridicule and disgrace
forever. IL l don't 20 back until ex-
changed as prisoner, I'll be all right.
I'll sort o give out that / was tackled
by about six of you, you know"
Il am sorryfhat was obliged to de-
ceive you to save myself, /" said Kenton
after a moment of thought, land there
is no need to disgrace you. Here are
your weapons, and you are free to re-
turn to your post. The war has not fair
ly begun yet. There will be hate and
bitterness and rancor after awhile, and
there will be few opportunities to extend
courtesies"
Say, Johnny, that's square deal!"
joyfully exclaimed the Federal as he
received his weapons, "and want TO
shake hands with you Put IL there!
Can't tell but what we may meet again
before this row is over, and if we do
hope iial come my way to do the fair
thing. So long to youi"
Kenton watched him ont of sight and
then walked down to the highway TO
lind himself at the post Of vidette. He
was directed back to the reserve, his
pass examined, and he was then within
The Confederate lines and ready to push
on to Manassas and Jackson's head
quarters. When his information had
been laid before the stern faced man,
whose title Of professor" had been
changed to that OF general" within
lew brief months, he quietly said:
"You have done excellently. NY
command is ordered into the valley. l
hall have further need Of your services
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-07

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and efficient remedy for biliousness. nausea
costiveness Indigestion, sluggishness of tho
liver, jaundice and sick headache: also TO re-
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CHAPTER IX.-Continued.

"And mine Is Fisher. Hear anything
about when we are going to mover
mot word, though the army seems
to be all ready"
1T is ready, and why Mcclellan
doesn't push down and walk all oye- .he
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-07

Il your messenger poy = long time coming vit,
the messsgsf Forgive him-he IL plsy'ns sIi- IN
the nAy.
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Sainois.

- Sim SienIta9 9ta6mittdg muroen
be- Sei6eni6auer Sr. Sietrih uno Der
Staatsanpalt Searo aus Sreepprt, i'm
GpuntD StepbeniOn, na6 Der Srtibaft
Sapis 9erufen, UNI bort cine Inter
iubung Der 2ei6e bon Sbomas 98iie,
Des rei6iten uuo an9eiebeniten Wannes
IN benz Srtc DprSuneDmen uno cine
reselre6te &eideni6au a~bSubalten.
sic trafen bort elm, als bereits oas
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bic 9ei9e m6 Dem Sterbebauie Slriif=
bringen llno es Wuroe Elm SeiAeni6au=
qeri6t eebiloet. Ger SOB oes alten
Wiaunes lit permutbli9 W%tiBbanolun=
gen SuSuI9reiben, welhe oieier BON iel=
Iem Sobne Sr0nt erfabren baben ipll.
Ser g~erItDrbene wobnte nGmll6 NIT
ieirem Sp9ne unb ieiner SO6ter aui
ieiner Garm in Der Ndbe Oes Srtes.
Ser Spbn Srant bebauptete, Dab Der
Sater ibm $500 i6ulOe, mas oieler
ibm aber beitritt. Dor elmer gDo1e
foroerte 6rant, wGbreno er iib nit Dem
Batter in Der S6eune beiano, bon inn
no6mals bas Gelo uno iOll Den Nlten,
als oieier Die GrfiQung Der SOrOerurlg
tpieoerum per,ueiserte, niehergei6la9en
unb linn SuBiritte uerieBt baben, bis
er bic Selinuuns perlOr. Gr puroe Der
b~elleren Pflese ruegen su isi1er S9we=
tier, elmer fSrau geit in Sapis ge=
f1afft, mo er am MOntag IbenO inter
9rpBen S6merSen itarb. Sein &Orper
mar, mie bic MISUNDERSTANDING er9ab,
ilber uno iiber nit Seulen uno braunen
uuo blaren sSleden beoeft.
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49,
Jnlano.
Snotana.
Snotana.

- Sie Sauflelte @eor9e uno Wil=
liam 6ollum in Mill Street. I'M
GOuntD ga BOrte baben ibren &allfla=
ben nit ibrer iiber ein StraBenpiertel
melt e%ntfernten @Obnung our6 cine
elettrii6e Ginbru1s Sdrmporri6tung
in @erbinouns 9eieBt. gm SDnntas
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SaoenbeIiber silten, nit einem &epol=
Der lro elmer eelaoenen SOppelflinte
benaffnet, an 81 tuno STEELE. George,
Der bic Slinte bel li6 Iibrte, belebte Die
bintere Nus9an9stbiire DEG Saoens,
iu6brenb Niliam au Das Sproerfeniter
frat uno our6 oalielbe Stpei Wtdnner in
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Siebe periudteu inoeiien ibr Sell in
Der Jlu6t orr6 Die Sintsrtbiir, no
ibnen jeop9 George GDllum erege9en=
trat. Giner Der Siebe fellerte filnf
&ebclperi6iiiie auf i'm ab, obne i'm 81
treffeu, unb beioe periudten au entflie=
ben; George GDllum jeop6 lenoete
einem jeoeu Der Seiocn cine SArotla=
oung in Den Hiiden na6 uno elmer Der
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nIbreno Der anoere, eln StuanSlgldbrl=
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Surano in 8enniDlpanien, ifwer, piel=
lei6t tOotli6 peripunoet iprroe. Gr be-
hnuptet, ieinen Se9leiter crit III oer,el=
ben Na6t tennen 9elernt 81 baben, ais
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Der 8rano Srunt=Sa9n OIL Die Sutt
9eiebt muroen. Sn ben Sni6en oes
@ri6pNenen funb lib ni6ts DOR, mas
sllr 6eititelung ieiner YeriOnlibteit
hdtte bienen t6nneu. Gr mar etrpa
piersig Sabre alt uno bate oas @us=
fehen zines e6ten Strpl6s.
- Sine ipGte Inertennung I'M &rle9e
beipielener Sapferteit bat oieier Gage
&ellben SmaleD III 6reens b II re-
erbalten. Sieier Gage ging ibm ndm=
lid aus Dem &rie9sminiiterium in
9Saibin9ton Die Wtittbeillng Su, DAB
ibm cine Weoaille fiir berpOrraaeitoe
Sapferteit, ipelde er wGbrenO Der Be
la9erung BON @ifsburg am %. Mal
1868 an ben Gag 9elegt bate, perlie=
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gum Sturm aui oas 8ebelIenfort gez
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lein5 bob iiber ieinem &Opf idlpentte.
@r 1T auf Die ibm gepOroene nabtrag=
li6e @nertenmung nit &ett iiOlS.
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limo unp pon Dem S9eriIf Gum Qller
ilber Den Mihisan=Se perfolgt wur=
ben, beflnoen lid jebt in ben iiiolih
pon Der StraBe BON Watinat belege=
nen M0iounAen in Mihigan, iul6reno
Der pierte 6liihtling lid auf Der @is=
confnIhen Selte oes Mihi9anIee's IN
ben @dloeru bel Sturgeon Ban per=
bergen bdlt. Die Yaht ySplaIb",
welhe Die 6liihtlinge in Manitompc
Dem Banter Sbiitts itablcn uno CUR
l%leberIubrt ilber ben Wti1igunIee' be.
nuBt'n, lIegt 0ls @rad bel 6rpB
&iua9e IN Wi6i9au. 9ie Yadt oui
Der WcSOnalO. Malcolm uno g8ier
ibre 6ludt bepertiieQigtsn, lpuroe AM
Sonntag bon einem befti9en @inO.
llobe auf ben Strano gstrieben. Die
orei Slilbtlinse, welde iib we9en
WiinSidli6un9 i'm GefdnQnilie beirn=
ben batten, eri6nprrten li6 am Won=
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uno idllaen ii6 Johann ieitudrts in
bic Sii6e.
= Sin arser @eiSbals, 9lnbrew 81.
Sau9e, itatb oieier Sage in Slaf
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elmer Siitte Elm elenoes Saisin 9efriitet;
nan permutbets jeop6, baB er trpB lei
ner armieliasu 2sbensipeiie Elm be-
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ltprbene audi mebrere 8%runOItilde be-
iellen uno Der SanSe Na6laB miro auf
etwa $40, 600 9eibGBt,
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SeutihlanO.
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beru aIoetlaoen. Gin Gelpolbe,
welbes auioeiil6rt mar, liilrste ,uiams
men uno beQrub einen MtaureraeIellen
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Cbto.

Spr sinigeu Sagen liarb in
Glepelau0 Der nelnsebnIdbrige
2dspar 6rieoel, Der ais 3uniiidreiler
in Der Siidlerei pon 5beOour &unb
anseitellt mar. Ger junge Wann itrDyte
fDrmiih bon Beiunobeit uuo iein SOB
tam fiir feline In9ebDrigeu urb feline
pielen 6rsunoe pie elm gliB aus Bette
rem Simmel. Jrieoel bate am Sien=
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nit spei Sreunben oas 9aus uerlalien
uno snei Stunoen ipater brahte man
i'm pollltlupi9 betpuBtlOs nah ieiner
@Dbnuus. Der ipfprt berbeigerufene
N,St tbat M4es, ipas in ieineH 3raften
Itano, ALIEN er perulo6te nibt ben jun=
gen Wann wteber gum SeipuBtlein Su
brineeu uno Mittpoh Wittag mar
Srieoel cine Geibs. QDie Ii6 beraus=
geItelt bat, batten lid bic orei 6reunoe
nod Sobn 8inoer's WirtbIdaft bese=
ben. Sort fpuroe ibnsn BON einem Der
8alte mi!9etbei!t, oaB Der gSirtb cine
gang lleue Sprte bon @histp erhalten
ullo alsbalo orebte iit Die 9anse Inter
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pertragen tonne, bis bieier ihlieBlib
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@bistp, obne abSuieBen, aus, er lieB
iia ELL speites Pint seben pno trant
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Gage mebr lebeN wilrpe, MQn per=
mutbet, oaB 5rieoel SelbnmprD beaan=
gen unO Dies nit @bistp beUertitslist
hat,
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Wi6i8an.

- GIN Sonntage bra9te Elm Yabn.
su9 Der Sate SboreaSabn oreiBi9 ito
lienii6e @rbeiter na6 glorian pel6e
bort Seitengeleiie le9en %iollten. Der
S6riitieBer 6rOnin 9ins in an9etruns
teuem 3ultanoe al ben S%talienern Dor=
ilber uno b~riliiete ii6 mebreren 2euten,
Die auf einem g8a9entritte iaBeu, ge=
osniiber oumit, buB er IS nit jebem
Staliener a%uinebmeu tonne. Sein De-
ibpaB blieb unbeu6tet, ais er dber ipGs
ter Suritftebrte, nit Steiner mad ben
GiienbabDasen mari uno Elm 6enlter
Sertriimmerts, er9rin elmer Der i'm @a=
gen iibenoen Staliener gtamens SObn
Warrpne einen SOlG, elite aus benz
9Da9en 6ronin mad, Der ii6 aus Dem
Staube 81 MADDEN ueriu6te, uuo Oer=
ieBte ibnL ais or ibn eingebplt bate,
einsn SOl4pi9 spii4eH Die &ippen
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NiSeouiim.

- Su benz @eiler 8 m onb
in bayfield, GOuntp wuresH bieier Sa9e
sWsi SalidmunSer entoedt. Gem aHbe=
rem Nnldeine mad ~befaBten tie lid az
ibrem Sersniigen nit 1iiAfCng uno
SG9o auf einem in Der NGbe 9elegenen
See; in Wirtli9teit aber mar oas
Yrdgen und6ter @elcmiinSen lire
Sauptbei6ditiaung. sic iertistsn
cine 9roBe Mtenge fali6en 6eloes al
uno elmer Der beioen Wdnner aab an
Die 3uit=S peu gumber Company in
SrummOno einen fali6eu Dollar aus.
Oils Der @ensral=8 ei1dftsflbrer oas
6eloItild lab, entoette er forGrt Die
Sali6ung uno Ieyte In alsr Stille Die
YebOroeu ocpOn in &enntnib. is
wuroe iolan9e nidts oapon seiaat. bis
Der betreiienoe 6alihmiin;er oen &aosn
Der 0eie4i6ait luieoer betrat, UNI 9Or=
rdtbe eiusutaufelI, Die er IAlieBll6
mieoerum nit eInem iali6en Collar
itiide beSablte. Is wuroe angenom=
men, aber Der Sheriff plump ipra6 in
Der Suite Der beioeu Wtdnner Dor unO
perbaftete iie. Sic 9aben lire Namen
ais SOiepb 9Sbite uno SObn SOiieG al
unO wuroen nad gSaiblngtOn in Wis-
rpnlin 9ebraht uno bort Dem gunoes=
maridaa Oatlep iiberantwortet. SH
ibrer Siitte wuroen cine Men9e fali6er
8eloitide uno cine pollltdnoiae 6alih-
MISUNDERSTANDING 9eTunoen.
- Srei bon ben bier 8eian9euen,
melde jiinalt aus benz epuntp9eidn9z
niiie in Wilwautse entiprun9en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-10
Sermif6tc Wa6ri6tcm.

= Der beim " iener Yur5oruder
Nlois StiaBnD belbditi9te ~l6jabri9e
Seberlebrling Grnit Strip perOarb
zines Sa9es Elm Stiid 2etteriaB. Bon
ieinem Sebrberrn sureOe ssltellt. msints
Der Selrljun9e: .Mabeu 9 Sbna oas
ielbit!" Die @ntwprt oes Serrn
StiaBnD auf Die oreiiie Grlpieoerun9
lpar: ySn gil, tie9lt q paar Sld=
ihen.... &aum bate Der 2ebrberr
oieie @orte 9eiproGeu, 0ls Der gebr=
jnnge ieinen Gof nabm uno Die Crude
rel perllcB - er mar in ieiuer 9ebrbu=
benebre tief getrdntt. llnb biele ardn=
tun9 foroerte Siibue. ernit @irBp
luhte oaber eileuos einen Sof= uno 8es
rihtsaopotaten duf, Den er nit rldt
weuiSer, OILS orei ala9en ~brtraute. Gr=
items lieB ct Den 1ebrberrn ipe9ell
Gbrenbeleioi9un9 pertla9eu, sucitens
tlaste er cloilgeri6tli6 aui S6aoener.
laB tiir feline nidt unbesablbare 9e=
trdntte Sebrbllbenebre uno omar be3ii=
fert er leinen Gbrlhooen auI runo A.
@uloen uno i6lieBii9 lieB er AnSei0e
bel Der ma9iitralilden @smerbebeborDe
erltatten. Sas @~eSirts9eri1t 9eopolo-
itaot uerurtbeilte tbatid6li6 oen 9ebr-
BERN st Sebn 8ulOen Beloitraie ipe9en
eBrenbeleiOiung. 9ieier Sage nun
fano Dor Dem Appel 5eribt Die Yer=
b%anoluna iiber Yeru'una bes @erur=
tbeilten itatt. @ntipre6eno ben 9llls-
iiibrin9en bes &ertbeiOigers, oaB Der
Sebrberr Die SisSipllnaraswalt oes
@aters babe, cine 9brenbslsioigun9
burd Elm S6impiwort ooer ourb 9ln-
orobuns elmer 3iidti0ung 0%e9eniibsr
benz Sebrlina paber ni9t beaebsn tonne,
wuroe Serr StiaBnp ireigelprObsn.
Sie SdaoeneriaBtla9e beim 6ipilSe=
ridt blieb bis sur Gutlheiouu9 bes
Strahales liltirt unp @rult WirBp bat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-10

untsr Dem 9lrm, iObann ibritt er, tpdb=
reno Gronin bluteno 81 gOoen iant, in
Den @asen suruf. Ger Sabnmeilter,
Der GrOnin Sur Siilfe elite. iano i'm
bemnBtlos ppr. Gr lieB Den Ierwnns
heten in oas Sa6nbofssebauoe traQen,
llno eineu glrst berbeiruien. Warrone
Wlroe perbaitet; er pObnt in Chicago
lit iiebenlnlo5wanSig Sabre alt uno ul=
p%erbeiratbet. Gronins Ssrluunoung
III Iebr bebentli6.