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be taken TO the Cancio estate near Guinez
wnere he made him com portable and ar
ranged 20 have detail of Spanish troops
sent 10 bring him to the hospital in town.
Instead, the troops went to the estate and
butchered the i'll man in his bed. Senior
Garcia Is lnfuriated a. the breach of faith,
and has declared his intention of comm e
10 Havana 10 Law the matter before g n
eral Blanco and demand the punishment
OF the officers responsible Tor the murder.
Inc capture of GUS appears now 10 be
more I'm mportant insurgent success than
Was at first supposed. AdviCes received
oy the Junta this morning state that the
insurgents captured 270 Mausers, with
10000 cartridges and 1l6 prisoners.
General Calixto Garcia has sent word to
General Pando that he will only release
prisoners under a solemn pledge signed
by General Blanco that they will be sent
back to Spain. He complains that after
the capture OF Los Tunas the prisoners re-
leased on parole were sent back to the
ranks.
The harbor police, with steam launch,
will try 10 Overtake the steamer OIivette,
outward bound from this port. After she
sailed II was rnmored that she has had
on board the insurgent leader "El Ingle-
sito" (AifTedo Godov)
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short time. They are all grown men.
They had travelled without a stop until
they arrived at the cabin where they were
captured. But one of the five is wounded,
and this but wound in the leg, which is
not at all serious. They said nothing upon
being arrested concerning the robbery and
refused to discuss it on the way to this
place, and to the best of my knowledge
they nave not made any statement OF any
kind COncernin, their crime since their
arrest.
They conYersed once in a while with
the officers on the way here, but on mat
l. rs foreign to their arrest. The place
where the robbery was attempted is about
four OF five miles from the line between
Arizona and New Mexico
TIE robbers do not desire to be inter-
viewed, and, for reasons best known to
the Marsnal, lie will not allow il while in
his custody. Il Is rumored that the five
men capture; and the one Killed had
planned several robberies, but it IS not al
present known whether they com posed all
OF the gang or not.
The Marshal states that 10 the best of
his knowledge. none OF the prisoners are
men of family and all have been en-
pioyed in different parts of Arizona and
New Mexico TOR several years. It Is state
IRON another source that one OF the mem
bers OF the gang now in Jail is prosper
Gus cattle man and owner of 1000 or more
cattle in New Mexico. He is supposed to
be the leader of the ang and Is wounded.
The others have not been cons dered here
tofore as particularly hard characters, al
though their standing has not been OF the
best
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cludllg poison, was settled to-day when It
was ascertained that ZanoIi had served
in the German army during the Franco
PTussia1 war as hospital assistant and
when he LETT the army was pensioned WI tn
the rank Of sergeant-maiOr, a rank which
he could not have obtained had he not
been thoroughly familiar with surgery
and the uses of drugs of different kinds.
This fact is based on a statement mads in
ZanolTs own handwriting.
In addition to this it has been ascer-
tanned that Zanoli, who was then known
as Braune, contided the fact TO a friend
that he had Kept barber-shop in a Con-
necticut town, believed to be West Brook,
where be lived with his wife, who died
there before he came to New York. and
whose iile it is said, had been insured.
This state ment indicates that Zanon has
had five wives, instead OF only four as has
been hitherto believed.
1t is also said that ZanoIi was known as
Zielinski at one time, thus adding to the
list OF assumed names which the man
adopted. Zanolps assertion that he served
in the German army as a hospital assist
ant was made while he was known as
Charles Braune and al a time when there
seemed to be no reason for him to mis-
state the fact or tell an untruth on The
subject.
He admitted the fact in a letter which
be wrote to Theodore Banzemer, who
)ought from him the barber shop in April
Rsi, and who now lives with mis- family at
D9 Wet Thirty-sixth street, at which ad-
Cress ZAnOH lived with his second wife at
the time he kept the shop.
Following the statement of Dr.. George
P Biggs, State PatholoElst, that the death
Of Jennie Sumner did not result from
natural causes, come statements from
neighboIs which the police think
strengthen the evidence against Zanou.
Mrs. Anna r tzchel, who lived at 248
East One Hundted and Twenty -ffth
street, where Mrs. Sumner died last
August, has said that the BARRIERS wife
told her he was giving her m edicine. She
says that Jennie Summers health seemed
TO begin TO fail two weeks after her mar
mage 10 Zanoll-
August Schwender OF Greenport L. l.,
was a friend of William Schmidt ZanoIi, at
whose sudden death and burial as 'Zano-
l3' first caused the man of seven funerals
to be suspected. He says that while he
was working for Zanoh Schmidt fre-
quently com planned oi pains IN his stOm-
ach.
Assistant District Attorney Van Wyck
SAID to-day that the investigation made
by Pcofo ssor Witthaus on portions of the
body of Jennie Snhmer, the fourth wife of
Zanoh, had definite Y determined that the
IS oman did not die rom natural causes.
Professor Witthaus expects to have n S
microsc pic and chemical analysis so far
along bv Saturday as to determine
Nhej her there are any traces CT poison,
and pcss bly, to designate The chara' ter Of
tie po.sou but tl.e com plete analysis will
not be made until some time IN January.
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SOON SURREN DERED
TO THE GERMANS
CetailS of the Taking of Kiao-
Chau by the Invading
TeutOnS.
The Chinese General in Command
Meekiy Bowed to a Superior
Force.
Special Dispatch to The CALL


VANCOUVER, E. c., Dec. 15.-Chinese
papers brought by the Empress of India
describe the taking of Kiao- Chau by the
Germans.
On Sunday morning, Novem Der IA, three
German warshlps, the Kaiser, flagship,
with the admiral on board, the Princess
Wilhelm and the Arizona, entered the bay
and The admiral sent word to the general
commanding the garrison that he had
come to obtain satisfaction for the MUIR
der of the two German missionaries OF
Bishop Ansers, Roman Catholic mis-
sionary, which took place on the 1st ult
a. Gengtu, in the southeast OF the prov
ince, and that he intended landing a
strong party OF men and occupying the
forts. The Chinese general in command
sent back an evaslve answer and tried to
refer the matter to PeEing, saying he had
nothing TO do with l..
The admiral sent q reply saying he
would land ms men in three hours and
would use force to carry out his orders
living the Chinese garrison that much
time 10 eJacuate the foris.
The Chinese soldiery composed of the
usual Coolle warriors were scared out of
their wits when they saw the 'foreign
devils ships make ominous preparations
Tor business by running out their guns
and lowering the yards, while the boat
were swung out in readiness for landing.
The Chinese general sent word to the
flagship that he yielded to superior
force," and meekly bowed his head to the
inevitable. He begged 10 place his life
and those of his wives and numerous
family under German protection, and was
ready TO obey the honored commands of
the German admiral.
Then several hundred men, with six
guns, were landed without the slightest
opposition and in admirable order three
points, each division marching strai .ht to
the nearest fort, which they found ten
antless.
The Chinese flags we're promptly hauled
down and the German ensign run up,
whereupon the three warships fired a
salute.
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OF INTEREST TO TIE COAST.
Perkins Introduces q Sill Authorizing
Construction of Railroad and
Telegraph Line in Alaska.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Senator Per-
kins introduced a bill authorizing the
Alaska Railway 4 transportation Company
to construct railroad and telegraph line
in the district OF Alaska, and granting
said company right OF way through Gov
ernmenU land IN said district. He also
introduced a bill providing for q home for
aged and intrm colored people in the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Senator Perkins presented resolutions
of the Cham ber OF Comm cree of. Los An
geles protesting ag inst the annexation of
Hawaii on the ground thatit will be de tri-
mental to the sugar in interests of California,
also a resolution from the same source
urging the establishment of department
OF com merce and industry.
Isadore Jacobs of San Francisco was
among the visitors at the Capitol to-day
He is on his way to Europe.
Congressman Livingsto OF Georgia to-
day introduced bill ant hOriz ug the
Alaska Canada Company, West Virginia
corporation, to construct a railway line
from Dyea, III The territory Of a ska, to
the Canada line by the way OF Lake Ben
nett; also branch line from Cooks Inlet
TO Circle City. The bill simply gives the
company the necessary right of wav with
some land for dock purposes. Livingston
introduces the bill at the request of the
men interested in the com Dany, most of
luen OF. LOUIS CdplIdllSIS. II IS proposed
to equip the road with an overhead sys-
tenn and the promoters believe the pro iect
in every way feasible.
J. NJ. Milbrck was to-day appointed
Postmaster ct Vanden, SoIano County,
Cal, vice A. WaIlenschia2e. re>igned.
The Dostoffice at Box, PIumas County,
Will be Discontinued during the winter
season. Mail should be sent 20 Buck
Senator Perkins to-day in troduced a pro-
posed amendment to the copyright laws,
requiring the publishers of books 10 send
six copies of each book published by them
to the librarian of Congress fouc of said
volumes 10 be deposited in d fferent parts
o. the country in free Libraries, one to 20
TO San Francisco.
The American Sugar growers Society
of America has petltioned each me nj Der
of Congress protesting against the annex
alton of Hawaii The petition is signed
by the officers and member of the asso-
citation.
Representative Castle to-day introduced
a bill providing for the erection OF Il pub
lie building at San Diego at a cost of
$3.50, 900.
Representative Livingston of Georgia
has introduced a bill granting to the
Alaska-Ca COMPANY the right for the
construction of line for the transporta-
ton OF persons and property from Djea
to the Canadian line via Lake Bennett,
and from c oks Inlet to Circle City.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
California: Original - Richmond Sailing.
Stockton, Sc; Christian Windowmaker.
Soldiers Home, Los Angeles, Sc Resto-
ration and reissue julius H. Hussey
(dead), Lodi, $I7. Reie sueu-James Quin-
lon, San Francisco, $12. Original wi,tow.
etc.-Anna NJ. Vetierli, San Francisco,
IS. Reissue-NelIe S. Hussey, Lodi, $12.
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GENERAL GARDINER DEAD.
Was COmmanddnt of the Horse Ar-
hhery and Made a Good Record
in tie British ArmY.

LONDON, Dec. 15.-General Sir Henry
Lynnedoch Gardiner is dead.
Sir Henry LynDedoch Gardiner, who
has been since the early part of last year
comm andans of the horse artillery, was
born IN 1920 He entered the Royal Ar
tillery III 1887, serving st Prescott. Can.
ada, in that year and in the Indian rebel
lion in the year following. lie was raised
TO the rank OF major during the Indian
mutiny and held mat OF assistant adiu-
tant-general from 1862 to 1867. In 1861 he
was on the royal Committee on defense of
Canada as a lieutenant-coionel.
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CRITICAL SITUATION m MN.
Drastic Measures to Be Taken 6y the
Government to Prevent an
utbreQk.
Copyright, 1897, by James Gordon Bennett

PORT AU PRINCE, u c. 15.-The
population is becoming more excited in
stead of calmer, and the Government is
preparing 10 take drastic measures to
prevent an outbreak. TIE situation is
particularly critical in the interior. where
there is much discomfort
All shore leave for officers and men OF
the United States cruiser Marblehead has
been temporarily stopped tor fear of fever
Another German warship, the Gier, is
expected TO arrive here on the 10th inst
News has reached here OF Il revolt at
Jacime. On Monday a determined at.
tempt was made TO seize the Government
offices. The insurgents were repeIled.
seven being killed and fifteen wounded.
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HEPW0RTH REACHES Bills.
PerifOUs SIedge tourney Made by the
Newspaper Commissioner Into the
Wilds of Armenia.

Copyright 1897, by James Gordon Bennett
BITLIS, Dec. 15.-I have arrived safely
at BitLs alter severe eight days sledge
journey IN violent snowstorms ana
through the widest country ever before
visited by Europeans. 1t has been g
Mondeltul experience. I have seen Turks.
kLrds, ArmenIans and Circassians, nobi es
and l' asants, and had interviews with
them all L have obtained much interest
ing matter. remain here three days and
then shall be home ward bound.
GEORGE IL. HEPyoRTH
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FAMILIAR
With USES
OF POISON
ZanOli Had Experience
With Drugs in the
German Army.
FRESH CRIMES NOW
TRACED.
IN All He Is Suspected of
Having Caused Seven
Deaths.
FIVE WIVES PLACED ON
THE LIST.
aliases of the Barber Who Is Ac-
"A cused of Committing Murder
to Collect Insurance.
IN All He Is Suspected of
Having Caused Seven
Deaths.
FIVE WIVES PLACED ON
THE LIST.
aliases of the Barber Who Is Ac-
\ Cused of Committing Murder
to Collect Insurance.
Special Dispatch TO THE CALL

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Au doubt as to
whether Charles ZanoIi, alias Braune.
alias Shuner, the suspected murderer of
his wife Jennie, his former wives and also
OF William Schmidt, possesses medical
knowledge which enables him to under
stand the properties and use of drugs, in
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-16

FIGHTING
In india
Further. Details of the
Battle Down the Bara
Valley.
WESTMACOTT'S MEN
AN T. BIZ n v T..
British Troops Fight Until
Their Ammunition Is
Exhausted.
NATIVES TRY TO CUT OFF
The REAR GUARD.
During the Engagement at Least
Four Hundred of the Afrld.s
Are Slain.
British Troops Fight Until
Their Ammunition Is
Exhausted.
NATIVES TRY TO CUT OFF
The REAR GUARD.
During the Engage at Least
Four Hundred of the Afrid.S
Are Slain.
Special Dispatch to THE CALI.

SIMLA, INDIA, Dec. 15.-Further details
from the front regarding the march of
General Westmacott's brigade down the
Bara Valley show il TO have been accom-
panied by the most desperate fighting
since the Dargai Ridge affair.
The enemy, for the first time in the
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officer McCos Die. at Marv.rs.1e.

MARYSVILLE, Dec. 15.-Hugh J.
Mccoy, for many years police officer oil
this city, died at his home a. noon to-day.
wife and a brother who resides in
Washington survive. The late Sheriff
Hank Mccoy was an uncle of deceased,
VINO was native of Vermont and so years
OF age. Pneumonia and brain paralysis
led TO his death
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T,nporfamt Typet0riter Patent.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-The United
a,es Patent Office has Issued 10 the
smut Premier Ty pewriteT Comp my pat
eAt NO. 594, ,706 winch will be ar-reach-
lHs IN Us effect upon the typewriter in
a9uslTy, controlling as it does principal
feature OF the modern typewriter
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Died Uhfle at Sea.

LONDON, Dec. 15.-6lr William Ed
%'ard Maxwell, governor and commander
in-cbief of the Gold Coast since 1895, died
al sea while off Grand Canary Island en-
route for England. He had several at
tacks Of fever while on the Gold Coast.
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Lottie IOrnfn Sold.

DANVILLE, KY. Dec. 15.-The we'll
known pacing mare Lottie Lorain, 2:05 3.4,
was sold to-day by Cecil Bros. TO sam
Tuthill of New York for $4,000.
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Fomnina M the Chaunn,on

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 15-The grand
central handicap was the closing event
OF the Limited Gun clubs live bird tour
nament, which has been on for four davs
J. S. Tanning Of California shot through
the match without losing a bird, and was
1eciarei the winner. Ell Fulford and
Charlie Budd tied for second place. Fan
ming is on his tir trip East.
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ADVANCES made on furniture ana pianos with
or without removal J,Noonan, lQl7-1O23 Mission
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-16
TODAY JUDGE McKEuuA
WILL Be NOMINATED

NEW YORK Dec Washington special Herald
nomination of Atoena MKenna be Associate Justice of the United
A. P A. holidays,
doubt of favorable the teeary il January.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-21
&cntMfD.

- Salsfarriee Srautleute. - Gin
our69ebranntes PQr6en, Cigar Sillel
BON Saplorspile, Spencer COUNTY,
uno Mapme SbOmpion bon 9telion
Gountp. traf Sonntas Na6mlttag in
SeferionDilIe eiu, I'M Ii4
trauen 81 laiien, bod fam bic gbe
nidt gu Stanos. Natoem Die iun9en
Ssute in Se9leitun9 GINGER 6reunoe in
Der Office zines Srieoensri6ters einses
troHen tparell, fam Die Wapne 81 Der
9niidt. baB es ibr nlat 10 iebr um's
Seiratben iei.' Had langcrem Sln=
uno Serreoen ipiQiate Sri. Sbompion
enOlid Elm. llnb als Der Srieoensrihter
I'M ge9rife itano. Cen eheliden ¬en
81 binoen, mar Giiisl Der 8eoulofaoen
9sriHen uno ,ueigerte er ii9, bas WRdo=
den 81 ieiner Srau gu MAIDEN. Srob
oller Bitten ieitens oes Sri. Sbomp=
Jon lieB sr iid ni6t anoers itimmen,
,lno als bic Se9leiter oes jun8en Paaz
res einiaben, oaB nit Gillel ni6ts an=
suian9en mar, DerlieBen bic Serte Die
Office. pbne bab bic Srauun9 DOllso=
gen wDrDen wdre, llllo tcbrten nad
&entufn suriif. Wie ipdter uerlau-
tete, iol Die Mapme auf SRI. Grnspiter,
cine Der Sesleiterinnen, siieril4tis See
ipeien ieiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-21
@arDIano.

- Sn einem 9 NJ r CT gldtte
itebt fol9enoe InnOnce: r@enu Papa
belleres Setra9en on9eloben mill, 10
tann er pieoer auriidtebren. Obne be-
fiir4ten gu mllien, gum sweiten Male
oabOngeia9t gu peroen bon leiner lie=
benoen Sodtsr 2i5sie." - 9inise 9eits
rei9e anaeisen tbeilt aud oas v@aO"
nit, 3. g.: y@ir freusn ulls, melosn
81 t%0nnen, baB bic 9eitern gebra9te Sos
ti3, Der Saufmanu Nnoerien lei seitor-
ben. nidt wabr 1T, ionosrn bab er ii6
nur Derbeiratbet bat."-r8eftern itarb
aQbisr Grau Anna g.; ie mar @rob.
mutter, Mutter. Satin uno 6reunoin
aler berer, bic iie tannten." - ,9er=
lOrener Suno. Sieisr 1T cine Siinoin,
fat Elm peiBes uno i6parS9efledtes
Sbr, bier GiBe. nuBbraun, einen auf
Der re6ten Settle mebr 9epflegten Gals
dig auf Der linten, mo er neniser ge-
pflest 1T. Seine @runbfarbs lift braun.
Sieie Dbne Wiiien tuobin Deridtpunoene
Siinoin piro our Grtenntlibteit Su=
riid5ubrin9en 9eiu5t." - yWein 9e=
liebter SObn 1T bon mir gsi6ieoen.
Sanft rube feline ai9e, bic gu groBsn
SOhnunsen bere4ti9te."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-21
@eft @irsimia.

- Gin &isieni6irm. SIM 9uffin=
ben o~riaineller uno biSarrer Soeen blei=
ben bic Nmeritausr bod INNER prpout-
tip. Die ausltelun9 in GbitagO
brabte oas &ieienrao, Die srOBte
SAauteI. Die ismals sriltirtsbat. Iun
bat man in @sit 8irsinia fir cine
ndhIte ausltelun9 mieosr etluas 0eues
.ausoebedt. Gs miro ein HieIeni6irm
Isin bon 70 Metsr S6be uno 100 @ts=
ter umfau9. Ser S6irm wiro Die
8eiuder Dor Ge9en uno Sonneni9ein
i6iibsn uno ibnsn Die Suuiion zines
Nufitisses i'm 2~uftballOn peritaffen.
@m Gnoe elmer jeoen ben Sdirm
itiiBeuoen STANCE peroen etna so
tleine SABINE auf9ebdnot, bic feds roer
a6t periOnen faiien iOlien. Der
S9irm miro ii6 bur6 cine bporauli6e
@Orridtuna iblisSen uno. nahosm Die
ginIbihuns Der 9erionen Dor fid 9e-
9an9su. ipieoer bnuen. I'm iueni9itsns
300 perionen empor3ubebeu. - Sd6n
miro ia bic Sadie uibt iein, ieosnialls
jeoD9 Ori9inell.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-21
Wc,U ScrIep.

- SIM GountpgefGngniile in 6 a M
befinoet iib lett Sturgeon ein Seut-
fiber. Hamens SleiweiB, Der ieit eini=
gen Sasen i9ldit uno biz SOnutas
NOD nibt aufseiua1t mar. Ger Wann
mar ON SOnnta9 in 8loucelier nit
elmer sanSen ganoe S~aSabunOen ellis
9ebeimt uno am nd6lten Sage ppm
Wappr Su 10 Sasen Gefdngnib perurs
t9eilt poroen. Nm Mitttpo1 itelte
ii9 SauierpabnIinn Elm uno na9osm
bic eritsn 9lnfdQe poriiber warer, Der.
fiel SleineiB ODER &saoubite, rpie er
iib %nannte, in einen tieien S9lat, aus
tpeldem er Spnntas nod ui6t aufge=
tpa6t mar. Qae Ssriu9e, i'm 81
tpefen, iino srfol9lDs seblieben. Wit
Miibe tDnnte man ibm Spnntag etpas
Mila einflOBen. Sie ger5ts iasen.
3emperatur uno puls bss Mannss
ieien ourdaus normal llno Der Shlaf
lei Elm sar3 ~9eiunber. Die Solge Der
Gri6bpfuns nab ii%bermdBigem Srin=
ten. @enn Der Wann aus ieinem laus
gen Sblafe erpabt, Diiroe er iuabr=
i6einli6 isbr en~ttrditet uno ibpa9
iein, aber feline ernItli6su Solaen Der.
ipiiren. WabrI6sinlid miro 9lsimsiB
feline Se6n Sage abi9laien, anitatt tie
abSuiiBen.
- Die gntoeduna oes Gbef-Snge=
s. 8. Ni9Ols, bon Der @et
Seriep & Sea SbOre- @iienbabn. oaB
robes Petroleum, penn es auf ben
gabntOrper ~ansewenoet mir. ben 10
lditieen Staub beieiti9t, bat iih nad
e~ineebsnoen Seriu9en als beDeuteno
erpieien, als man 5llerit ere
uartet bate. geioe gabnitrsfen. Die
bon Camden na9 atlantic 9itD fibs
rem, meroen g%egsnuartig anf cine
bon 6 SUB 81 beioen Soften Der
sriinoli9 mt Del 9etrdutt. uno
smar in berislben @eiie. in wel6er bic
StraBen nit @aiier bsiprenat iperoen.
Die Soften bstra9sn $50 per Weile,
bod Toll cine einmali9e Sefpren9un9
fir Elm sanSes Sabr O aenii9sm SO
beiBt. DAB oos ganSe psnnipluanias
10 f6nel pie m0glit nit
Del bsiprenSt weroen iol.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-21
T~nxetmhnrnrr Eusette.

0elunbrt ct Dor iiH, aus Den Slutbsn
tduOcnD. eiu Neib nit ihmn6tenoen
Nll9en llno ountlem, langem Saar.
leDnIuhtsbpl Die blenoenO psibsn
Urine iDm entae9enbalteno. llno nun
1T cs nm Den Srsmolina 9ei9eben.
gin Slebt es i'm au benz Srauenbiloe
lIno 81 lbrer llmarmung. SD1 i'm
.ielben M~ngenblife perluanoeln iid Die
l6oncn grlne in i6lsimiae S1lansen,
Die ibn umrin9eln uno unltrifen, Die
Wultf %perItummt, bOs beSuubernoe
Nntlis erlbeint ols Gopf zines Steletts
llo beileres Saben lit oas &eBtc, oas
Der @etduihte bernimmt, ebe er fir
INNER bihabge3ogen miro in Elm feuhs
tee Grab. Sod sinmal pldtI6ern Die
g8aIier ulo oann miro ales itia. Ser
@anoerer bat Die &rbe 9eiunbsn.
so melt Die Gage. iuie lie Die 3ei=
tltn9en mieoerersdDlt babeu. Sic ame=
ritanii6e 2Orelei unteri6eioet lid oem=
mad meIentli6 bon Der oeuti6en. sic
lin9t niGt uno tdmntt aud ni6t ibr
Qolones Saar init 0Oloenem &amme,
mas nati;rli0 in Noro Carolina als be-
anltobi9 betra9tet meroen
mliBte. uebri9ers 1T Die 2orelei, 10
beibt es, erit entoeft poroen, ieitoem
aus Dem benahbartcr SiiO Carolina
rSilman"=9Gbistsp importirt moroen
lit. (8erm.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-21
WUrtb GaroHne.

- Cine amsrifaniide 2Orelei lit auf=
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