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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-11
CHAPTER XVI.
RAfrnfhA

In Paris the days succeeded each other
with few incidents and moderate excite
ment. Suspense had given place to GER
tainty. The city was completely hemmed In
by an unseen enemy, unseen save for the
smoke of burning villages on the horizon,
yet that enemy had as yet done nothing.
Notre Dame and the Tuileries were still
standing, cabs, cars, omnibuses ran as
usual and the boulevards and cafes were
thronged.
True there had been a few alarms in
the interior of the city, petroleum store
house caught fire on Montmartre through
accident, chemicals Factory blew up I'm
the Rue de Vaugarardt and killed come peo-
pie. Everybody was certain that these fires
We're Of incendiary origin, but probably mo-
body knew the aruthLunless Speyer and
Stauffer knew ito There was practically no
news from the PROVINCES. Now and then
daring messenger managed to elude the
Prussian pockets and creep into the CITY
but, except for that Paris was absolutely
isolated from the rest OF France, as far
as receiving news was concerned. But the
Parisians could send news by pigeons and
balloons. They sent something else too
balloon loaded. with 200 pounds of M
Gambetta. destibed to fill the Midi with
his fanfare understanding, destined to
self and his fellpw-Yictims with the tur-
MOL of his own Hopping, destined inciden-
tally to aid in the disgrace and destruction
OF brave incapable. more sinned against
than SHINING, the innocent. fat-brained
scapegoat of a frenzied nation-Bazaine. If
there ever existed such a thing as a patrt-
otto demagogue, partly genius, partly
nountebank. Gamhetta must remain the
unique example. and yet the cour. -ulartial
of Bazaine has left the stain that furnishes
the name OF Gambetta and makes it stink a
little too.
The courage and splendid fortftude that
frightened the gloom of the YEAR ~ ,,,,n,.L
ment, the terrible chastisement of a guilty
nation. was displayed by the army and the
people. The leaders. the politicians. the
men In high places the government must
by senile conyulsions, Gambetta bawlins
nonsense. Rochefort brilliant and useless -
q will-o -the-wisp- and quite as easy 10
catch: Fayre.. self-effacing. patriotic, un-
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ing without fixed objective, forcing new
troops not sufficiently habituated to fight
ing. and on the contrary, when a serious
OBJECT was In view. operating with insult
hcient numbers and inadequate artillery.
On the 18th of September, when Vinoy's
corps fell back. the Prussian investment
began. the various railroads We're cut. and
at o'clock in the afternoon the last train
from Paris for Rouen left the ST. Lazare
station From every direction the German
masses poured into the country; the Prince
OF Saxony advanced from the north, salut-
ing st. Denis with thousand trumpets
the Prince of Prussia rode up from the
south through Fontenay aux Roses and
woke Aunay woods with the hurrahs of his
horsemen.
Two vast crescents formed the circle; the
ring was soldered at Versailles In the east:
the other gap closed at st. German
Then on the 18th OF September Ducrot
was attacked In the south. fanked, driven
pell nell under the Chatiiion redoubt.
where the great forts of vanyes and Mont
rouge shielded him. At 4 O'Clock. the few
cannoaeers spiked the last guns in the I'M
finished Chatillon rcdoubt and retired Cla-
mart. Villejuif and Meudon swarmed with
Prussian cavalry. Night came. and Paris
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feared. Yet of the million questions she
could not utter one. least of all the eternal
question, more surely asked and answered
In silence With her love came terror, too,
lasting the space Of heartbeat. dying out
with q quick sigh, a futter of sflken lashes.
parting of scasllt lips divinely wistful
As for the man beside her, he stood thrill
ed. yet thoughtful. following his thoughts
through the dim labyrinths of his heart
that beat deeply, heavily, against her Yield
Ing breast. What had happened he scarce
iy comprehended. He only knew that love
IS sweet The beginning was already SO
long ago. SO dim, so far away. When had
1t been? Had they not always loved? And
Il the beginning of love was already half
forgotten. the end doomed wagner still. the
distant future promised nothing yet; a veil
OF mist. rose-tinged, exquisite, although be-
hind the veil something already stir
ring, a shape nothing-because he refused
10 see. Yet 1t was there. Hide felt its
presence, unconsciously shrinking in her
lovers arms, and again the questions stung
her lips. is it love-love for me? Is it
truly love? Is it forever? Is it truth and
Her GREATNESS lips parted, but no question
passed them, and they were sealed again in
silence.
Hide and Hardwood moved once mora to
the door, Night stretched Its star-lined tent
from the zenith; the moon, enmeshed in
iatnomiess film. hung in a corner, a tar
E1shed rim of tinsel pale as slvery with
ered ieaf. AS they stood there Bourke
came through the hall with Yolette, bid
ding them hurry, for dinner was over. Then
they went away close together. and their
voices were lost on the dim glaeis where
the scented shrubbery spread its perfume
through the shadows
Hide glided silently to her chamber;
HARDWOOD waited for her, standing by the
table where Bourke's and Yolette's plates
mad already been removed. Red Riding
Hood came to the kitchen door with shy
good evening" and, when Hide had re-
turned and seated herself, the child brought
dinner and served 1t with the alteration that
serves shrine. Twice Hide kissed her,
FOR she needed tie love of all, now that she
mad given love. infinite and innocent;
love that embraced the world and life and
death.
Red Riding Hood father has gone with
the 18th Battalion" she said,- looking
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across at Hardwood Il begin to think
our little one will always be with u.s." The
child listened with downcast eyes. Hare
wood smiled at her and Grew her to him.
When did he go?" he asked.
To-day" replied Red Riding Hood. He
is a brave soldier"
As the child spoke her dark eyes glowed;
for at last he had been justified in his
daughters eyes-this squalid drunken
father, glorious in the shining garments of
resurrection-a homemade uniform with
epaulets. War, the great purifier had
come with blessings to Red Riding Hood,
and the child of chance whom chance al
lotted TO her father, sewed gilded braid and
brave buttons on her fathers clothes that
might no longer be ashamed among men;
that she no longer need be silent when
men spoke of honor and virtue and brave
deeds and the soldiers of France.
He will fight until he dies" said the
child. seriously. y
Pray God he may not die" said Hide
gently. -t.-.
He will die" replied Red Riding Hood
with that quiet conviction that makes chill
dren sometimes feared.
Late that night HARDWOOD sleeping on
his tumbled bed, was awakened by Bourke
Jim, there's man at the door below
Red Riding Hoods father is dead"
"Dead?" repeated Hardwood.
He was drunk-he fell from the draw
bridge at the Porte Rouge"
Hardwood threw on his coat and went
gravely to the little room where Red Rid
ing Hood lay asleep Little one" he whis-
pered. She felt for his hand In the dark
ness. clasped 1t in both of hers and pressed
her wet face to the pillow.
1T was brave death-a soldiers DEATH"
| he whispered. She wept; it was the one
pleasure her father had ever given her, his
death. She thought of the man himself and
wondered why she weDt. Hardwood too
wondered, and she answered his unasked
question: -
Il weep because 1 have nothing to weep
for. Go. now, and leave me with my hap
piness."
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Voyage From Yokohama to New
York on a Warship.
MORE THAN EIGHT MONTHS At Sea
Nothing to Break the Monoton,
of Life on Board.
NO NEWS OF THE WORLD

Written for The Evening Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-11
Horses Go Crazy.
From the Chicago Chronicle.

from the chicago Chronfcle.
These long hot days of southern SUM-
shine dripping out of the cloudless skies
are driving insane the army horses teth-
cred in the treeiess camps around Tampa
This is a new difficulty to confront The
army veterinarians say 1t is an unusual
thing. They say the species of insanity ex-
hibited by these horses is attributed to
the heat and the sand.
All of the horses are not affected In this
extraordinary manner. 1t is only those in
the camps on the sand, which have no
trees near and no shade whatever.
The symptoms of the insanity are rest
lessness. irritability and viciousness The
number OF hours of sunshine in a day here
are so many and all these hours the horses
are forced to stand where the sunshine
pelts them on the back of the head. Then
the fine sand carried in the air irritates the
membranes of the lose, throat and lungs
and when the nerves of the poor horse
give way he Is accounted insane.
General Wheeler. commanding the cav
airy corps, visited the camps exposed to
the uninterrupted sunshine and de-
cided the only way to prevent the horses
of the army from becoming lunatics was
to put them in shady places.
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ABOUT COPRA,
racts Concerning "A Large and pecu-
liar Industry of the PhiIippipe.

Copra, which is one of the chief products
OF The Philippine Islands. is the dried meat
OF the cocoanut. The industry while COM
parativeiy young. presents some uniaue
features and the production of 1t, accord
ing to trade journal, is the outerowth NJ
attempts made few years ago to find
some convenient method of exporting The
surplus quantity of cocoanut oil produced
IN the islands. The earthen lars in which
the oil arrived at Manila were too easily
broken to be transported with any degree
or safety. The only available alternative
was crude form of barrel made I'm China
Tor the purpose. but these leaked so pro-
fusely that they gave very poor results
These difficulties led to search for a
more convenient form in which to export
the product 1t was for the purpose of
supplying this need that NJ Eduard Vidal
taught the natives how to prenare the
cocoanut in a dry form such as is known
on the market as copra, basing his process
upon some experiments which he together
with some planters in the province of Misa-
mis-. had carried on with considerable sic
cess in the year 1882.
As result of the industry thus estab-
lshed, the exports of this product have
grown to very large volume. The method
or preparing the copra is a comparatiyeIy
simple one When the nut is perfectly ripe
IL Is cut into halves and placed in the sun
without further preparation. In a few
fours the meat of the nut is contracted
by the effect of the heat and becomes de-
tached from the shell. The morsels of nut
kernel are then collected and exposed to
the sun for several days so that all the
water which they contain may be evan
GRATED, care being exercised to guard
against moisture and dew, which would
soften the material When the substance
becomes brittle it is considered ready for
the market.
In ordinary times 1t is claimed that a
thousand cocoanuts will give, in the prov
ince OF Nisayas, about 600 to 700 pounds of
ccpra, but actual experience hardly bears
out these claims, the average being from
ADD to 400 pounds per thousand cocoanuts.
The copra industry during its comparative
ly short history of fourteen years in the
Philippines has attained considerable d.
mansions.
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N VOYAGES OF MORE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-11

1oI AIES of hOhE
than a months du-
ration are rather un.
usual now in our
fayy. owing 10 the
exclusive use OF
5 I e a n propulsion,
rendering vessels in
dependent of the
tickle winds. wer-
Strips up TO ten or
hfteen years ago,
however. had both
sail and steam mo-
tive power, the latter
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A Sage Suggestion.
From the Philadelphia Call.

from the Philadelphia Cau.
Early Ryser-"Why don't you leave the
match safe in one place two consecutive
times? Every morning waste i've minutes
cropping for it."
Mrs. Ryser (sleepily, from under the bed
clothes}-"dow do you expect to find any,
thing In the dark? Why don't you strike a
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a. to cipher Dispatches.

From the Chicago Post.
do you know why they are called cipher
dispatcher
OF course. can't be-s sure. but have an
idea that the cipher represents the amount
them."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-09

Menge fih auf Der 6reitsn Sld9e, Die
i'm blenoenoen Gi9te Der 8oeenlampen
iilbern ihtmmerte, tummeln gu iefen.
Die Gapelle bate i6ren plab in unmitz
telbarer WGfe oes partbausufers auf
einem feIien ppbium, bon bd aus lieB
lie lire munteren Deiien erIGaQen. Der
Wirtb pes Parttduies, bate in dnerz
tennensnertfsr SorqIamteit einen
8ptspfen auf ods pooium idaffen ldiz
len, Der cen I'm i'm bsrumiibenoeu Mu>
iltern Elm angeneGmer GeIeaiGafter
mar, an ben tie iit nit Sdnben uno
5lBen berdnma6ten. Rid)t pbne fritz
iGe Geosnten 6etrahteten lett Ginger
3ett Die Serren MuIifer Die iid) itetis
erpeiternoe WaIerfldde, pelde Ii9 UNI
bas qooium 9ebilbst bate. ga, mir Iino
ia glsi4 fertis, Eeibt IS our gei6pidtiz
gung mibtrauii6er He9ungen, uno
ldon heben als leBte 3ugdbe Die erlten
Sdfte oes befannten 2inde'ihen &ol=
~pletmarlGes an /: .SSa, ion Sabrmarttz
rummelzg ummtl, Der lit I9Dn." Np9
iii Der Iefrain niGt 6eenbet, bd Iinft nit
idbem Huf oas pobium nit Iammt Iei=
ner Gait in bas eiiig=naiie @lement. Sn
ben ndfiten Iusen6liden Elm pirres
9urfeinanosr BON MuIifern, Npten>
bldttern, HptentaIden, Snitrumenten u.
gretterperf. So9 bOrd, tpeld iAmetz
ternber Sen ourd an bas SeI6rei! On
cine aus benz WaiIer rdgenbe &ante bes
pcoiumS 6dlt Der piftonioliit iif ansez
flammert uno perIu6t fedliG, Den Re@
frain 81 Gnbe gu 6idien = aber au9
er mub binunter in bic tdlte 5lutb. Dap
es bd orunt;n fiirfterli1 mar, lam
man iif lebfaft porIte0en; einen eerd=
be5u ungefeuerlihen S9reten u6er Be-
fam iener Big an oen Sals bineingsfals
lene, in oelien nddIter NGfe Der 8ofs=
Ofen allmGlig bon Den Sriimmern in Die
maize umdrmung bes feinDli1en Gle
msnts iant. Sin 3iIden unb SauIen
I'm Die Sbren oes @rnen, odB er slau=
Zen muBte, e5 gefe Itrads gum SDQenz
p1ufl. NlTdb,t9 borte Dd5 0epldntI6e
uno Stimmenourdeinanoer auf, oenn
ale limb gliidli1 piebsr auf Dem Srodz
men. Damn ging es in geitredtem Ga
lppp, ippeit bieien bic rp0geIpgene Gleiz
Dung 3ulieB, ins qartfaus biaein, mo
Elm ~teipncers it:ifer Greg Die erTrpreneu
0~ebensgeiIter auftaute.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-09
Cite Seit fur Shfeh.

gu ben Snbuitrieen, tpelde bon
I6lcmten 3eiten niGt II niDt gu let4
ben baben, ionbern in bieier iogar gea
pDbnliG am beTten gepeihen, gehopt
aud Die Fabrication BON papieroiiter,
@eniqftens e%ntiprid)t oies Der grfabA
runa in unIerem 2anbe, uno es era
ideint BEL ndberer 9etra4tung aud
CANA natiirlid.
oSn unferem @erte9r spiIaen Sroa
GERS unb ibren &unben, unb nod bel
alerbanb anheren Nrten bon 9es
f~dydftspertebr. fpielen Die Often eine
orpbe GolIe, sumal bic 8unoen, re1p
a%unoinnen, %ieltener als anoerfpdrtsi
nit benz 8orb in Der 9ano eintaufen.
Sc flauer aber Die Soften iino, feftn
me6r Often tperben beourft. einfaH
neil bic meiIten Irtifel jepcils in flsis
neren Mensen eingefauft tperoen, Der
Sauf Iih alIo bGufiger tpie0erholer
muB. Man bruudt oaber niht iibera
rai9t gu iein, tpcnn man bort, oab
bic lebten Mpndte einen fDrmliHen
,gubm" fir bas Bapierpiten : Sc.
19Gft brattsn, bas, nebenbei bemerft,,
nod, ni6t poGftdnbie BON Srobbetrieh
perI9lunssn lit. ipnbern nod ba unS
bort in unieren 8rpbtdoten 5amtlien
nit Sausarbeit periorst unter Wtit'
betbeilieung bon Srau unb &inoern-
fpenn ou9 unter fGrgli4em Ginfoma
men.
@ar Marfe, rpel6s fpnft 3. 9. re'
aelmGBia Elm 8nihel &artoffeln 81 bea
ftslen ~pflegten, nobel iberbalpt tei1s
Oiite asbcau6t muroe. baben IN ben
lebten Monaten ibre GroGpfel quarts
tpsile ae6clt unb ieoes Suart in eiuer
Oiite nah Sauie setragen. Iehnlthes
gilt fir unsdblige anoere SeoirfntB4
Ge0euitdnoe, 0emiiie, Sbit, Shee u.
7. ~. Sc piro benn AUDI gemeloet, oab
bos feline unp bas sroBe SiitensSea
I@Gft in Der lebten 3eit ii9 meiit m
bliibenbem 3uitano befuuben bate,
uno man in bisfsn '&reiien boffe, es
nerbe nit Der pielfa9 aneetiinoisten
Uieoerfebr beFerer algemeiner Soften
nidt 10 oeefdbrli9" Iein!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-09

= Gin Sfab 1T bieier Sage bon
einem portugieIiiden Slider in eineni
Slide gefunoen porpen. 9sr Shirt ben
M?pnafu, Der nit ieinsm G9tfie rprins
ceiie Qlice" piTenI9aftli9e SesrsiIen
unternpmmen, tobiste fiirsli9 an Der
afritaniid den &Ifte einen YptFi'G. Gr
iiberlieB i'm portugielii9en 6ilhsrn Der
4SoreninIeln, bic pas Sbisr crit pier3ebn
Sage ipGtsr am Stranps iibernehmeR
roQten, es jeOpA gun5 in 5dulniB ii6er.
9eeangen ~pcrfanoen. 0egen oes ii6ler
Gerudes lieBen lie ben slid liegen. Nur
elmer ben ben 8iidern blieb an Der &iits,
INN in ben ReIten na9 grduem Serts
ltein gu iu6en. Die alIp gcnunnte ielte
talbourdIittise MaiIe bilDet ii9 beim
gotfil4 in Der 2eber uno ben Gingepeiz
ben. sic 1T cine our9 Srantbeit err
seugte QbIonSerung. Der Slider fano
cine srpBe Wense oieies toItburen Stofz
fes, nit Gem er nun na9 paris gefOm>
men 1T, no er fir Die etne 9dlfte lcfcrt
100000 5ranes erbielt. Der sraus
8ernItsin lit nGmli9 elmer Der pursiig>
lifitsn, freilid audi ieltenIten unO
tfeueriten Rie6Ituffe, bic es giebt, Die
Observation-Disclosures sablen bafir To-
Suiasen jsoen greis uno taufsn ale
linen ge6ptene @adre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-09
Gin G3trdubenzMdoeu.

- Gin GtraubensM aaen. Cine Be-
mertensperthe Operation fat i'm epdll>
geliidsn Soip;tal in SoeFu Der Sbers
ar5t Or. 5rider ausgeIiibrt. Gs BAN
belt iit I'm Die Defining bes Masens
elmer 32iGbrtgen Srau, in benz Ii5 mad
Der eteenen ausiase Der Patisntin reine
gauge Tieo:rlage bon Sdfen" befanp.
Str anoerttalb Subren bate Der Der
luit zines &inoes cine balb porii6ergez
fenoe NerpenIt0rung bei Der Patisntin
ferpcrgerufen. 9ieIelbe pieoerbolte IiA,
ais Dor orei Monaten Elm opeites Sinh
iiar6. Sie Grant6eit iteigsrte Ii6 bies@
mai 6is au uusgeiprpfener Welan6plie.
Sic trant Petroleum uno GarbpaDIung
berlh,udte Haoeln, feline SnOpfe uro
Ndgel. 9a Die gepiiniGte Wirtung
niht er5ielt prroe, ging lie 81 gr0Beren
GeqsnitGnoen iiber. Srpboem bic Baz
tientin mittleripeite bereits in cine Sell
o~nitalt iiberiiibrt pprbsn mar, puBte
ih ii9 oo6 StatlTeoern, Srabttifte II.
6darnapelu 81 perlGaffen, bic lie pers
ihludte. Serner Der Geibe nab: cine
6dtelnabel, glasIi iide, 3tpsi SeelOffsl,
cine @abel uno Elm arDberes Stiid 81
len. Die anfangs seringen 8eIdrwrz
ben nabmen immar me6r gu, IooaB bic
Gatieutin, beren 9etiteS5uItano ullmGbs
lid pieosr elm nprmaler gelpprpen mar,
ielbit auf ipfortige Operation orana.
Otsielbe purbs in Der Weiie dusgez
fibrt, Dab mad SsFfnung Der Baud
b0ble elm bier Gentimeter langer SGnitt
in Die Wagenseseno semadt trurOe.
gRtt Silfe elmer tleinen 3ange gelang
es Dem Sperateur, niht peniger als 81
SremSf0rper aus Dem Wagen su entIer=
men. QuBer ben bereits porerpGhnten 2
SEel0fTsln befanp Iif in Dem Mageu
elm Shliihel, 3pei LANCE OraGtitiide,
II &lasitiide. elm nabe5u 10 Gtm. LAM
ger eiierner Seniterbuten, cine Stab.z
feoer, neun H~d6napeln, Elm Stiid 8raz
pbit, Elm Shubfn0pfden, Spei Staniolz
tiigelben uno Die bersits errpGbnte III
gtm. lange Sdtelnaosl. Die grDbte
S6nisrisfeit psrurIudte bic Gutfcrz
nuna Der 2O1 Gtm. lansen @abel. Die
meiIten Der geesnitdnoe Eaten burcb
ben Mageniaft TART selitten. Die 9dz
felnaoel fatts iitrisens Die Masenpano
burGsebobrt uno sur @ilOuns zines
Saubensi grpBen abi5e1es in berguudz
bDble @eranlaHuns gegeben, Die Spes
ration selans. Die G%rna6rung Der Pas
tientin erfolste Die erIten flint Sage
ourh &lpftiere, bunn tpieoer ourb ben
dumb. Die Operation mar am 6.
Sum- aussefiibrt pproen, am IL. Sui
psrlisB Die 5rau gebeilt bas &rantene
haus. sic befinpet iif iebr pobl uno
tat ieitbem beoeutsno an 9epidt 5uge=
npmlnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-09
: Die iefs GD6ne beg beutIh

= Die iefjs GD9ne beg beutIben
&aiiers purben am SienItag bon ibren
Gouperneuren in pas neue 8erliner
&eifstagsgebduoe gefi9rt. Die Prins
gen burtliefen Die arpBe 0anoel9aue
unb Die anbsren Sale, ii9 oft munter
faiGenb, unb fpeilten bann i'm aroBen
Sibungsiaal. Mit lebbaftem SSntershe
nabmen lie ales in @ugenifein unn be-
itiirmten ben 9ireftor i'm Rei9stag nit
elmer Slutb BON Srasen; lie punberten
ii4, ouB audi groBe Mdnner an Pulten
uno in 2eihen pie in Der SGule Iiben
miibten, baB lie Gin Der eroBen Wanbelz
baue) cine srpBe Safel an Der Wano
tdttsn unb audi Stntentlere mddten.
Der Grpnprins er6feft gum Gnbenten
eas ein3ige bort nod oprbdnpene Or
emplar nit Der 8eidrei6una lnb bib
iGen photographer bes Hei9stdssss>
bGuces, feline 8riioer ie einen mttReifs>
tpappen gei6miidten 9runorib bes Sc
bduoes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-09

ppr Den limburgiI6sn G9fpurgeridtss
bot in Salieit 9eiteut. Qud in Der Sc
Notwithstanding tonnte Iid Der
Staatsdnlpalt nur auf bic 3eugeni9aft
oes @nge6ers 6~erufen, ~perIdumte ieoo9
nift, Den @eI6porenen be9retfli9 st
maGen, oaB Oas 8orIeben bes 3euaen
uno Die bon i'm angeItre6te 8elo6nung
letne @~usiagen iebr perbd9tig erIdeiz
men ldhen. S%eoermann ertpartete oes=
fdlb etnen Sreiiprub. Staff beIen
ipra6en Die GeIdporenen ben 2(naez
tldgten i6lloig, i%pprauf Der 9eriftsz
9of i'm gum Sooe rsrurtReilts. Sas So=
oesurt9eil puroe bonn &Onige in lebensz
ldngli4e Gerferitrafe u~mgeipanoeIt uno
8rps in bas Stadts9efdngniB nad
Sournat gebraGt. Grbs bate fortipGfe
reno feline uni9ulb 6etbeuert. Der 9ez
rt6ts6of ielbIt mar ii6er ben S9uloa
ipruh Der @eiGpcrenen 10 perblifft unb
b%eltirSt, oaB er nuh Der ne6erfibrung
oes Werurt6eilten Die llntsriu6ung Der
ountlenqngelegen6eit fprtlebte unb ims
mcr mebr SIT Ger l~leberseusuns selangte,
oaB 8rps oas Spisr zines perbdnsnib=
pollen SuIii5irrtbums sepprbsn mar.
Der 9urife, Der Die 8elobnung DON
300 5rdncs erbalten bate, tpurbe beo6z
a6tet, uno als Die SebDrben bic Getptb=
felt BON ieiner faliGen Qusiage erlangt
Ratten, perbaftet. SIN 8efdngnihe legte
er oann elm ppltpmmeres @eitGnbniB
ab, aus benz beroorgebt, oaB er @rbs
oes 8er6refens nur besbalb beI1ul=
bi9te, neil er ben Preis BON 800 Srancs
erlansen ppIte. Saraufbin bsgab ii9
Der Suii5miniiter peri0nlid in oas
StaatsgefGngniB bon Sournai unb
fiinoigte Dem unglidlifen @erurtkil=
ten feline Sreilahung an. Sarauf fsbrte
9rns bieier Sage mad 2ommel suriid,
mo iGn Die ean5e 8epDlferung feItli1
empfing. Die Eegierl,ng pirD benz
parlamente cine 8orldge uuter 6reiten,
UNI benz unifulbig @erurtbeilten, Der
fat 5pei Sabre lang I'M 8%efdngnihe
iaB, cine @ntiGGoigung bon 10000
5rancs gstuGfren gu tDnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-09

Rerclper ob. 9pld pber: Su mubt
beiratfsn ! Dor Dem 9iiraermeiIter in
@pu:n eribten Dor einisen Sagen Elm
9~rautpaar sur 3ipiltrauuns. Sis
graut idien iiG in GROCER Qufresune
gu befinoen Dis Der Maire bic iiblide
Srage an tie riftete, pb lie in bic Sei=
ratb einpilige uno ben Srdutisam gum
Gbsmann nebmen pple, antpprtete Die
8raut nit einem lauten: vNein !" So=
pohl Der Maire als Die 3eugen blidten
perbliifft brein, benn Riemano mar auI
cine Iplhe 4ntpprt gsfabt. 4uf @sfras
gen ertldrte oann Die 8raut, ibr 9rduz
tigdm babe iGr georp5t, lie 81 erIhieBen
peer su erbolden, fals lie iib peigere,
nit gum Stanoesamt our GbelGliebung
81 geten; in ifrer angit habs ie tein
anoeres Mittsl gepuBt, als benz Sro=
benoen idsinbar au folsen, a6er feline
Satin tonne uno noble lie nimmermebr
psroen. Yer 9iirssrmeiIter iebte bier
auf ben Poli3eiz& ommiHdr in Genntnib
uno barna1 perlieb Die rgraut" unter
ieinem Sdube bas 2otal. Der .8rduz
tisam" puroe perhaftet.