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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-23
ACTS OF A LUNATIC.
Binds, Gags Herself and Fires
the House.
She Said All This Was Done by
Her Illus band, Who Had
Deserted Her.

STOCKTON. Sept. pat o'clock this
morning house Oh Ell Dorado street, near
The Mormon Channel, was discovered to be
o. fire, and when the neighbors got there
they heard the groaDS Of woman. Run
ming TO the rear they found Mrs. Mariana
Janerro lying on the porch CT the burning
house bound and gagged. She was car
ried 10 lace of safety. and then she told
Of an attack which her hus band, Manuel
Janerro. had made upon her.
She said he had been out of town about
three weeks. but that at o'clock in the
morning he came into the house aud with
out word seized her and bound her hand
and foot and gagged her. He then dragged
Der out of bed by the hair and flOurished
knife, as II 10 cut her throat but instead cut
off her hair. Having done this her husband
threw her upon the floor in the back room
and fired the house. intending 10 burn her
to death, but she managed to crawl to the
porch. She said she did not know what
her husband had done with rhe four
moDth-old child that was in bed with
her, but it was concluded that he had
taken the child and left the town.
This superstition was strenG thened by
the statement of man who had come in
from one OF the country roads to see the
fire, and who said that he passed place
where be heard baby crying in a field
He thought it strange sound for tSat
time In the Dighi. but did n, stop as the
fire was ahead. This morning the baby
was found in the wo0dshed in the rear.
This has led many persons to conclude
that the woman may have bound and
gagged herself after cutting off her hair
and setting fire to the house.
Mrs. JauerrO caused tue arrest OF her
husband for wife beating some weeks ago,
and he then said that he had not beaten
her. and that she was crazy. He has not
been seen in this city by any one The Of
frers believe the husband of the woman
did not commit the crime. They found a
woman who says Mrs. Janerr1 came to her
house yesterday, and asked if the officers
would bring her husband back if her
house was set afre. She seemed grief
stricken at the absence of her husband,
who has fed. fearing arrest for beating
her. and wanted him returned to her. The
officers say there were no knots in the rope
with which she was bound, and her baby
was out in the woodshed, near the house.
They believe she tied herself, and set the
10 cause tue tliIceES nus
band back here, believing him to be the
criminal.
Further inquiries in the case lead the
officers to think that she was again at
tackled by her husband. rs she says The
man and woman who cut off the rope with
which she was bound say she could not
have tied it, The firemen who went into
the woodshed during the fire declare the
baby was not there. but it was found there
later lying on blanket with Imp near
it. 1t is thought the husband may have
brought the child back, but none Of the
neighbors heard II cry. The neighbors
say she told them she woUld soon move,
and she expressed a fear that her husband
might return and burn her out. Alto
gttner il is mysterious case.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-23
THE AUDITORIUM.
Great Success of Sc1eel's
Popular Concert.
Some Overtures That Aroused En-
thusiasm- Smoking and
Music.

a new departure for San Francisco in
The way of popular concerts was inaupu-
rated last night at the Auditorium. The
uniform price all over the house was
twenty-five cents. People who called for
refreshments were presently served with
them, and smoking was permitted. whiIe
Seheeps orchestra discoursed sweet music.
Something of this kind was tried at the
vienna PrateT, 1t Is true, but that was so
lar out OF town, and costly to attend. that
1t was not the same thing as the concert
last night, which was given almost in the
heart Of the city. Apparently San Fran
cisco takes kindly to the custom of smok-
Ing and listening TO good music in emf
nently respectable surroundings. The
Auditorium was well filed with ladies' and
gentlemen, who seemed to enioy the en-
terIainmeDt Immensely. Number IF So
ciety people were there, ana the audience
was principally composed of parties of
from two to eight or ten people. All frst
every one took their pleasure sadly Int q a
the evening wore away they mnbent and
chatIed gayly between the Dumbars
The orchestra was, if posslhIe mora
brilliant than on Friday night. the vto9
Inns had been slightly augmented and no
fore the end OF the week one or two more
btitOi ibCAH VIII btUbHDlJ Dc ADDED. The
concert opened with Weber's "JuheI Ovar1
ture." which was DELIGHTFULLY."- ulared
The ether overtures, " bieh headed eacn
of the three divisions of the programme
were the 'Tannhauser" overture and the
overture TO ''MignoD." Ambrose Thoma
overture. which satisfied both the musicians
and the devotees of the popular. ereafad
--Hite an uproar. There were cries If
bravo" aud some OF the more ardent
admirers stamped as Zealously as If tt.eir
lives depended upon breaking tbropoh the
floor. Even ScheePs sensible determina-
ton 70 refuse encores was shaken and he
gave MascagEPs popular ''intermrzzo"
A fantasia on GouDod's Faust was
another operate selection that deserved
all the applause il received. Most of Inc
best-known themes OF the opera, from the
pastoral to the soldiers chorus. were
played with a dramatic expression and
brillianey that came second only TO hear
ing the work sung by first-class artistes.
Concert master John Marquardt pIayed
a violin solo, ''Rondo Ges Ludins." win
good execution and expression. though his
tone was wanting in fullness. He was
forced to give en- encore. A soIolst W no
produced beautiful liquid effects from her
instrument was the haTpiet, who was Miss
Breitschuck last season, but has now be-
come Mrs. Marquardt.
August Trademarks flute solo with Of
CELESTIAL accompaniment, Fantasia pas
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-23
FESTIVE PHYSICIANS.
ierman Doctors Celebrate Their So
ciety's Silver Jubilee.

The German Physicians Society cele-
brated the silver jubilee of its career last
night by banquet It the California HOlel
\ parior on the first floor was converted
into a coy banquet-roOm, and there the
festive doctors made merry and sang be-
tween the courses "Hoch soil er leben"
over and over again.
There were four physicians present who
established the sOeiety-Drs. A. Aron-
stein, ID. Cohn, c. Bach and a. Wilhelm.
DIR. j. RosenstIrn presided In the absence
OF Or. krrutzman, the president. The
other physicians present were Drs. A. 5.
Adler, w. Winlerberg. l.. Stein, L.. New
mark, K. PischI, Nj. hrotOsZeyner and +.
Vowinckel
Beside eace plate was placed dainty
menu card.
There were no set speeches CT toasts,
the talking being of the aftsr-diuner sort
without the slightest suggestion of forW-
ality.
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as follows:

C. A. GORE. 754 MARKET STREET. OAKLAND.
Before consulting Drs. Copeland, VIM aud
Neal about my troubles had for a long me
been affected with eatarrh of the head For
two or three nights a week l had no sleep on
account OF the pain, stopping of the Bostrils
constant ringing noises In the ears, dropping OF
mucuS Into the throat general pains in the
chest and under the shoulder blades NV ap-
petite became poor and | lost weight and
strength rign' along. Often would get dizzy
and reel like drunken man while at work and
very often could not work at all. losing consid-
cradle time that way.
"Siuee taking treatment with Drs. Copeland,
VIM and Neal, feel fiTst-rale again. can
other being l eheerfully recommend these
physicians TO the public generally"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-23
VENTURA DEMOCRATS.
Their Fusion With PopuIists on the
County Ticket.

VENTURA, Sept. 22.-The Democratic
convention to-day nominated ticket as
follows: Sheriff. Paul Cbarlebois; As
SCISSOR. James A. Donolan; District
Attorney, Thomas o. Toland; Tax
Collector. Fred Humid; Superintendent OF
Schools, r. B. HaydGek: Auditor and R.
rorder, ID. w. Huffman: Treasurer, j. S.
Harksy; County Clerk, r. c. Henderson
Coroner and Public Administrator, Ben S.
Virden; Surveyor, John A. Barry. it is a
fusion ticket, all but Donolep, ToIand aud
Virdin being Pnnulist nominees.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-23
HE TRIED A SHOT.
A Special Officers Murderous Act
at a PolIing-PIace.

A Special Officers Murderous Act
at POlling-PIace.
James kearn, lineman, living at II
Polk street. was shot by Special Officer
John Flaherty at the polEing-placs for the
Tbirty-ninth District. In Mchelsen's sta
bes, GIT Ellis street, yesterday aftern Don.
Fiaherty was acting as one of the in
spettors. Kearn entered the polling place
TO deposit his ballot, when Flaherty said,
~ GU - -, get out Of here" Then
he jumped upOn Kearn and knocked him
down. As Kearn rose to his feet Flaherty
pulled out a revolver, placed 1t against
Kearn's vest aud fired.
Charles II. Murray interfered, when
Flaherty pointed The revolver at him and
threatened to put some lead into him also.
Then Policeman Diaan took the revolver. n
32-caliber, from him and placed him under
arrest He was taken To the City prison
and charged with an assault 10 murder.
a number of politicians and friends of
Kearn followed him TO the hospital, and
the latter confirmed Kearn's version Of the
shooting.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-23
Mcguire at San Jose.

SAN JOSE, Sept. %. - Congressman
James G. Mcguire spoke to a small audi
ence in Turn Verein Hall tonight, under
the auspices of the Democratic Central
Committee. t. S. Smith, Democratic can
didate for Superintendent of Public In
struetion. also made q speech.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-23
BOTH FOUND GUILTY.
Conviction of Strikers Tom Gallagher
and c L buchanan

Los ANGELES. Sept. 22.-In the United
States District Court to-day the trial of
the conspiracy case against c. T. b.
chanan and T. Gallagher, IT. strikers who
induced Fireman Lewis tos leave his post
and delay train IS on June 81 last, W as
concluded, the defendants being Convicted
after four hours deliberation by the Jury,
The defendants were remanded and
ordered to appear for sentence on Monday
morning.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-23

he bad with him when be jumped in, as he
thought their weight would keep him
down. lie was rescued by a policeman
and sent 10 the Receiving Hospital in the
patrol wagon, where he soon recovered.
When he left he remarked That he would
see the next time was more successful.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-23
HOME TREATMENT.

Every mail brings additional proof OF the sue
cess OF the home OF mail treatment
F. M. Melton, RitOn, Cat, writes: 81 am
cured OF chronic eaTarrh OF the head, throat
and stomach by your treatment, aud hat after
trying many different physicians and remedies
that were supposed TO be cures. had en-
disappointed so often that l never expected 10
be cured. You can publish my statement TO
that effect. as want 10 do all that / possibly
can TO get Others 70 try your treatment, as
know 1t will cure them"
Ifyou cannot come to the office write for
a symptom blank.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-23

toraIs," by u bel, showed him TO be an sc-
com plisheG futist.
The othsT numbers on the programme.
including the faYoTie Beautiful Blue
Danube WalZ." were all rIaved In a man
ner that invited the ovations they received.
The following is to-nighPs programme:
Overture, ''P eet and Peasant. Won suppe
Vienna Gir!s' Ziehrer
Violin Soio sci cor MAJ ............. Pagauini
Bernhard M0ileDnauer.
Fantasia, ttTFaViatz" Verdi
overture, '-ieonore" No. 3.....................
..........................Lu Ludwig Won beethoven
yrfotouoatto col, .'AEdante" .........Gold hermann
Dance Of the Ell ..... Pepper
ksrl GTiepauer.
sc esehiehten aus dem Wiener Hsid" .........
Johann Strauss
Hungarian Rhapsodie No. ln...............L List
overture, "BeBerFscher der Geist-r''...........
........................ Carl Maria Won cher
: oruet solo,. -.
OTTO Lebnert.
Evening Song Observation-Disclosures. Schumann
Mtlodien Consress"-pOtPouTri... ........ COnrsdI
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-23
Tired of Life.

John Weber. matchmaker ont of en-
ployment and without Il home, jumped
into the bay from LON bs rd-street wharf
from the country with a Kit OF tools, which
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-23
ALL DISEASES.

The Treatment for All Chronic Dis
eases Is Only SIS a Month,
Medicines Included.
Are you afflicted with DEAFNESS?
Do you suffer from DYSPEPSIA?
Have you severe BRONCHIAL trouble
Are you sufferer from ASTHMA7
Do you suffer from RHEU MATISM?
Do you suffer from HEART troubles?
Do you suffer from LIVER complaint?
Do you suffer from NERVOUS troubles?
Do you suffer from any CHRONIC DIS
EASE?
If you do, the only cost for all treatment and
medicines Is So month, aud no better treat
ment is known than that OF the Copeland sys-
teu.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-23

Part thirty of "Picturesque Cali
fornis' will be ready for distribution to-
morrow, and two more portfolios will
complete the entire work. This port
folio Is devoted to the Columbia River
Basin, and IL most interesting.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-23
A CONTRACTORS STATEMENT.
A Case Illustrating the Ravages of
Cafarrh

The case OF Mr.. c. A. Gore of The firm OF
1ngerson & Gore, contractors and builders,
who lives al 754 Market street. Oakland Illus
trates the ravages eatarrh OF; en- causes The gen.
era system. affecting all the senses. He states
as follows:
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and Broad avenue. At the grocery-store
on that corner kept by David Hughes,
they will get welcome and surprise.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-23
The Liberty Clubs Run.

The Liberty Cycle Club will take run
to-day to Haywards under Captain w.
lrelan.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-23

Visitors tt Ocean View should leave the
cars at the depot and 60 TO Capitol street
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
,,Seutf0e @efeai1aft|" Der 9sorO=
weits1tntberft6t GDtca8O'S.

0;e aus 200 bts 300 meiit engIil6z
amerifaniI6en Stubentan unb Stuoentinz
men Der nor6me1tlt6en l1ntperiitGt in Der
8orita6t @uaniton beitebenbe uOeuti9e
@eIeQf9aft", tuelbe furslt3 ben l6Onen
v66tQerzNbenb" feterte, bat iebt tpie6er
eincn prGbttgen Nben6 DeranftaLtet, in
tuelcbem lie bon Neuem hire Sertigfett in
Ser 6eutl9en Spracbe un6 ibre Sreu0e an
6erielbcn Denies.
@rIt wurbcn ee1an9lt@ fbOn unb NIT
trefflicber beutiber 0usiprabe Oeuti6e 8az
terlan65lteber ~9elunsen. Na6bem oarauf
6rdulein @nbe nit finitlertidem @ei6maf
Elm @GaoierIolO 9eipielt bate, trug 6rau
Nrnot Gobn aus Sbafeipeare'S yWtacbetb",
in ser ueberleBung S9taer'S, bic Ssene
Dor, in wel9er 9abD Mtacbetb iblafpanz
belnb ibren ibredLtd6en @etptfiens6tiien
etnen 10 eri6itternben Nusbrud 8iebt.
Ser 8ortra9 mar bes gepalttgen brama1
tildben Stoffes bur6auS wiirbig unb ote
mciiterli9e oeutibe Nusipra6e UNI 10 be-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ais Trau 2lr1tot
@obn BON @eburt cine Sran30itn 1T.
Stun fol9te ettpaS 6ettereS. Inter Der
9eitung Der Srau Gobn iuar namIi6 cine
Der b~elieren Soften bes beuti9en 2uitiptelz
bicbterS Sutius &oien, gin &nopf", ota7
matii9 ein9eiibt iporben, natarlicb in Der
beutiten ltrlprabe; un6 Die lpaBbatten
STOLEN wur6en nun an benz feltltden 4beno
bon eingeborenen Stubenten un6 Stuoen7
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
Mehl natt @efaen.

Mus MinneapOlis miro %tele0rapbirt, 6aB
bie smiiAen Der n9eopp @rain & @lepatOr
60" un6 Der neutrality-suspicious. Co."
felt eintger 3ctt sepflogenen l1nterbanoIune
gen, beGufs 9ertaufs BON 1880, 900 8uibel
8eisen su Ma6l3tpefen, gum 9lbi9LuB gez
lanet leien. Die p8eaoD @rain & @lcpator
So ober bas r9. @."zSbitem, tpie es
fur5peg s%enannt pirb, bat itberaa I'M
Otorbmeiten, bauptiabLi4 aber in 9afota,
@etreibeipei8er (@leuators) erri@tet, nnD
felt Sobren ben Q8etaen6anbel i'm
@roBen bctrieben. SIT Ser @ei3en gebroe
lc6en, oann brin9en Die Sarmer ibre Sru9t
nacb Der nit eiaem @lepator pcrie0enen
Statton un6 liefern i'm bort 9e9en Sab"
a6. 9lus bieien Wtaga3tnen pirO Oann Der
@eisen per @iienbabn na3 zen MGblen
BON Mtnneapolis, Dulutb Ober MiGpaufee
perl9idt, obcr nGeb 6afenplaBcn mie 0ns
lutb, @6icago, MiIlpautee II, f.. no., nm auf
Sic S9iffe perIaocn unb na9 benz Often
%transportirt 81 tperoen.
ga unier Wei5en iebt bon Sabr gu Sabr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26

tinnen 9ans fOitli6 9~egcben, nobel man
neben Ser bramatii6en @etpanDtbeit pie7
0erum Bic feblerloie un6 accentfrete Aus@
ipracbe 6eS 0eutl6en gu ~betpunoern bate.
Bum S9luiic mur6en i'm Gbor nob
beuti6e 2ie0er ~geiunger, nit Bet Sertigfett
unb bem 6euer, tpeldbe tbeilS benz Offer BET
S6iiler, tbeils Der SIAtt9fcit 6es Wuiifz
fiibrers, Stubent WtperS, gleicbfaQs eeboz
re1er Nmerifaner, 3u banten iino.
Mm Z. @prtL mtr6 bieIe v0eut19e Sc
leai9ait" tire Gbati9teit bon Neuem aufz
nebmen. l1nD in5tpiibcn werbeu ibre Mitz
glteber in i6ren ein3elnen voeuticben &laiz
len" iib unter Der bortreffli9en Oberletz
tung bes 8rofeiiors 6atftelb unb letnes
Goue9en Gobn no6 me6r tn beuticber
Spracbe unb 2iteratur- &un0e berooufomms
mem.
Nm IA. 9lprtl miro Sic vOeutic6e @eieGz
i6aft" in ibrem &otal in ben llntDerittdts@
9ebGuben e6elmiitbig gum 8enefiS bcs franf
IN Gbicago petlenoen beutiden 9icbters
q. WtelS belien Drama v0eine'S iunge
@eiben" burb ben beutlben &Gnltlsr @rnit
g8elii3 bramatilcb Oortragen laiien; unb
ie ielblt tpiro gum 8eginn, lopie in ben
3mii9enpauien unb gum SbluB i'm @6or
2ieber 6etne's itn9en; altc6 BON i6rem
Quartctt tperben iOlcbe gelungen tperben ;
u1D ber trefflicbe Sdnger, Stubent 9apis,
mir6 6eine'S v@rena6iere" in Ser berrliAcl
Competition Gobert S0umann's bor>
trdgen. -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26

tpte 6er Dor Sabren gemabte 8eriu9, Der
8co0[ferung bes Staates bas fali9e nno
anit0Bt9e @r3i~ebungsgeieb Qennett@@eleB
aufsubalien, peldbes nOn benz Solte
nit acknowledgement Wtebrbeit pertporfen
tpur6e. @ei9lagen in ibrem Nngrtt auf
Die Sreibeiten bes 8Olfes i'm Sabre 1890,
berbretten ite iebt bteie perberbliben 2e3ren
in elmer nod gefa6rliberen 6orm nrlO
greifen einen She'll bes 8Olfes ipegen letnes
@laubensbetenntniiieS al, uno t6un bantit
gerabe 6aS, mas ie in Dem triiberen Ins
grille gu beabit6tigen brtngetO1t leu9neten.
g8enn ibnen erlaubt wirb, etnen She'll
0es 9oIfeS a1f bieien @runo bin oieies
Sa6r o6ne MiberitanO anaugreifen, 10 mOz
gen iie etnen an6eren She'll bes Bottles in
Ser ndcbiten !3utunft ansreifen. 9tus Oieicn
@riinben perlangt bic OffentLicbe Siberbeit
Die nacboriidlidbe 8efGmpfung Der 9mert7
can 8rotectipe @lIiociatiOn unb Gbnliber,
einen She'll Der 8irger a9tenber @eielz
1Chdften.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26

baben tper6e, tpenn Der 8ertrag rtcbt bere
lGu9ert pir6e, ba ia berleL6e aIe big sum
9. 9lpriL nicbt erlebi9ten NniprIcbe tllr
INNER a%usibGieBt.
8enn bic Sacbe iicb Dtrflib 10 berbdlt,
nir6 SecrctGr @reibam einen ne1en Sturn1
6es l1npiuens gegen itb 6crautbelbtporen
baben. 0enn bic 3abI Der erbobenen Nne
ipticbe belGtft ft4 auf II, t9r Setra9 auf
un9efa6r $50, 600, 900. gtur bret oOer bier
Iin6 Bis iebt e~rleOist, b0bitens bic Sdlfte
Der iibrigen tann nob sum Nltstra9 ge7
bracbt tperben, unb BET &elt, uno oaru1ter
Sic fbmeriten Sorberungen, tperben auruf7
bleiben. 0te Snbaber berielben lprecben
bereits 6oDon, baB fte ibre S6aoe1erlaB7
fIagen bann gegen Die Ser. Staaten rib7
ten tpoQen, 6a Sic Ge9ierung bur9 tbre
NacblGIfigfeit unb Saumleltgteit 16ulo
baran iei, baB ie ibre Iniprt6e ttebt GEL
tend macben fonnten.
@6e man iib Elm ltrt6eiI in bteier Sabc
bil6et, m1B man IelbftoerisGnbltb aub Die
an6ere Seite b0ren. Ni6tamtItcb TT Die
@rflGrung, 6aB nab @rei6am'S Nnitcbt
s3eit 9enug getpeien lei, INN Die Nn1prucbe
3u erle6igen, unb Dab bas @eluc9 UNI Nuf7
lbub in benz 8uni6e Der S9leosrtcbter
unb QntpGlte ieinen @run6 gebabt babe,
ibre eintrGslidbeu Soften ettpas LANCER 81
hoho1tnr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
Ntcata0tta=GaWat 4ttO Ynciic=
8abnett.

g8ie aus @a56inQton beribtet miro, fol-
8rdlioent GleDelanb SIT @unltsn Der Musz
fl6rung bes NicaraguasGanals unb Der
@epabrletitnng Der 8aufoiten ourcb Die
Ser. Staaten iein, u11o beabit6ttgen, io1
balo SLIDER uno Earif aus Dem lSege iinb,
ober AUDI nocb norber, cine 8otl6aft bar7
iiber an Den GongrcB gu ri3ten. 3usletb
beiBt IS, baB ct 6rn. 8aDoro, ~unleren @ez
ianDten in @rgIano, beauftra9t babe, eine
9tbGnberung bes I'M Sabre 1850 abge>
lcblDIlenen Glanton>8u >8crtrages a1
~erlangen. 9cnn 6teier 8ertrag macbt eS
ben Ser. Staten unm0gli6, ben Canal gu
bauen unb Gontroae oariber auS3uiiben,
obne bte 3uitimmung @roBbrttanntens,
unb Der BrGitoent itebt iebr mobL Elm, baB
Der @pngreB iidb ME berbetlaiien ptro, bie
8onoS Der @analz@eieai9aft 5u gepabrz
.~letlten, menn @roBbrttannten ntcbt auf
ieiu Gec9t, iibcr Die Nngelegenbetten pes
Canals cine Gontroue auS5uI6en, perz
aibtet.
9aB ST.. GlebeLan6 gu @uniten 6er @ous
enOung bss Nicaragua7 Canals lit, fam
man ibm alS etnem Stem gorter ni6t perz
benfen. 0enn Stem Oorf pur6e baDon
ben 9r0Bten Nuben sieben. 11n6 baB obne
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