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The daily tribune., 1904-02-15
Report That the Great Statesman
Died This Afternoon.

WASHINGTON, FEB. 15--S Senator barely
alive today by the of saline
He began sinking O'Clock His
physicians have announced that there
200 P. MAn official bulletin
his
of oxygen only keeps him alive.
2:o5-An official bulletin that the Senator
His respiration SO and his
ALE P. MA
HAS PASSED AWAY. This official.
The daily tribune., 1904-02-15

LONDON FEB l5-A Ten Tsn correspondent to the Mail
cables another Japanese
Arthur confirmed eight Russian
others captured The Russians again
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Oil Land for Sale.

160 acres of fine oil land adjoining
Keystone OIL Co.'S. property for sale
at a bargain. Inquire of j. V. Nc.
Candies. 38. .43
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All members of the o. T.. s. No.
20, will meet in the ball at 2:3O to.
morrow afternoon for practice.
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> London. Feb. ia dispatch from
Russian sources via of Paris says
another battle is now in progress on
the northern bank Of the Yalu iver,
between concentrated forces of the
Russians and Japs and terrible loss
of life is reported on both sides. No
confirmation has been received of the
Russian Vladivostok feet having been
torpedoed. The. report says that the
fleet las entered the Pacific ocean for
The daily tribune., 1904-02-15
Fortieth Anniversary.

The Knights Of pythias Of Flor.
ence will celebrate the fortieth ami
versary Of Pythianism In their hall
on the evening OF February 23rd. one
week from tomorrow evening. A
splendid program and fine lunch
will be features The Rathbones
and the wives Of Knights will be in.
vited to Join la the celebration
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The Weather.

Fartly cloudy tonight and Tuesday
with local snow in mountains
warmer Tuesday.
The daily tribune., 1904-02-15

A perfect likeness in bust photo,
75c per dozen. Masters e. Burgman,
s32 W. Main street. 4l.52
The daily tribune., 1904-02-15

Nebraska. Truly good man has
gone from among us. ~
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Chee Foo. Feb. i5-The Russian
line communication has been broken
after two desperate battles in which
the Japs were at first replused and
later victorious at cost of many lives.
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TERRIFIC STRUGGLE ON!SENATOR HANNA DEAD!
Russian Fleet Is Almost Entirely
Wiped Out of Existence.

Japanese Repulsed at First Land Attack But
Come Out Victorious in Second Battle
with Serious Losses.
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Stamp pictures loo dozen. A fsw
days only. 432 W Main. 4l-5s
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have established a department quarters
at Harbin. -ee
Colon, Feb. 15-Aoting on orders
from Washington battalion of
marines are embarked on the gunboat
Prairie, for San Domingo.
Tien Tsin, Feb. l5-The British,
American, German and Italian min
listers have notified the Russian and
Japanese ministers at Pekin that no
hostilities will be allowed on Chinese
soil outside of Mapchuria.
St. Petersburg. Feb. l5-The Czar
Nicholas is heart broken over the
military reyerses and the continued
defeat of the Russians in the Port
Arthur vicinity.
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have established a department quarters
at Harbin --B
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-02-19

ton either in town or on ranch. Ref
erence furnished.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-02-19
LOCAL NEWS :

Tom Campbell.
Who is Tom Campbell?
Fine wOolens at Tom Campbell's.
John R. Hodges left last evening
for Artesia.
Find Tom Campbelps ad. in to
morrow's Record.
J. H. Hampton's is the place to go
for fine candies. tt
Home made pure lard at the Uni.
ted States meat market.
Iof Person left yesterday for Carls.
bad on a business trip.
John Doole left last evening for
points south on a business trip.
If you want any home made ham
and bacon. go to A. w. Redderson.
Judge Emmett Patton left last eve
ming for points south on legal bust
ness.
We have money to loan on farm
properties. Easy terms. -Richey &
DeFreest.
For Sale-A ticket to Chicago.
See Stones Employment Agency or
phone III. 76t4
WANTED-Ticket to Kansas City
or points in Oklahoma. Apply at the
Record office.
Go TO Jerry Simpson for long time
loans on improved farms at low
rates of interest.
Joseph F. Page, of the Coliseum
Bowling alley. left last evening for
on a business trip.
C. l.. Higday left last evening for
Artesia where he will look after the
numerous prOspectors he has brougI
the Valley.
We have 1000 Bars Mammoth
roots two years old. Now
s the time to plant them.-Roswell
Produce & Seed Co. tt
Position Wanted-By respectable
woman, who is a good cook and q
ice housekeeper. WIN accept post
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Section s.. That any person who
shall build, erect, construct or place
within said fire limits, as herein de-
fined, any building or other struct-
ure of material other than those
named in Section 2 of this ordin-
ance without permission of the City
Council of the City of Roswell, or
shall store or pile upon any vacant
place within said fire limits. any of
the materials mentioned in Section
3, of this ordinance, or shall build,
erect, construct, repair, alter or add
to, or attempt to build, erect, con
struct. alter or add to-, any building
or other structure, within said fire
limits without first obtaining the
permit mentioned in Section 4 of
this ordinance, shall upon conviction
De punished by a fine of not less
be imprisoned In the city Jail not
less than ten nor more than 30 days,
or by both such fine and imprisOn-
ment, in the discretion of the court
trying the case; and each day such
building OF structure erected of ma.
terial other than those mentioned in
Section 2 hereof shall be in curse of
construction and each day the same
shall stand after completion there
of shall constitute a separate and
distinct offense under this ordinance
and be punished accordingly: and
each day such lumber, timber, wood
or other easily combustible material
shall be allowed to be piled or stor-
ed, on any vacant premises within
said fire limits, in violation of Sec
ton 2 of his ordinance, shall con-
stitute a separate and distinct Of
Tense, and be punished accordingly;
n each day any construction, al
teration, repair, addition of or to
any building or other structure, shall
be allowed to stand, when the same
is completed, when the same is done
"iLHOuL oOLdlAAuS Lllc pSIlllI lucIc-
for, as herein provided, shall con
stitute a separate and distinct off
ense under this ordinance and be
punished accordingly.
Section Z. Immediately after the
passage of this ordinance, by the
City Council and it's approval by the
Mayor, thereof, it shall be published
in the Roswell Record, a newspaper
of general circulation published at
Roswell, New Mexico. and shall be
in full force and effect from and at
ter five days from such publication,
and Ordinance No. 1874, 1872 of the
City of Roswell. and all other ordi
nances or parts of ordinances in re-
gard to the establishment of fire
limits and the class of buildings to
be built therein, and the material of
which the same are to be built are
hereby repealed.
(SeaD l.. B. TANNEHILL,
Mayor.
Attest: F. j. BECK, City Clerk.
published. Feb. 10, 19O4.-Record.)
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100 Main Street.

ton either in town or on ranch. Ref
erence furnished.
The Hobson-Lowe Company has
purchased some fine beef cattle
from the Slaughter ranch, and will
at once butcher them for the mar
ket.
Robert Preusser, who has been
here for several months with Gus
Reddersen and the Star Meat Mar
ket, left yesterday for Toyah, Texas.
his old home. where he will visit for
one month. He will come back.
Richard Thorne who has charge
of the Ullery furniture store at
Carlsbad and who has been in the
city for several days, left last eve
ming for his home. Mr.. Thorne for
merly lived in this city and has ma
ny friends here.
The train last night was delayed
by waiting at Wellington, Kansas,
for the three car loads Of prospectors
who came on the train. They stop
ed off at Hereford, Texas, last eve
ming and will come here today or
tomorrow.
A large number of people came in
On last evenings train. but it was
toe dark to see who they we're. If
any of your friends came in last eve
ming. call up phone number II.
Whenever you have any local news,
remember the phone number II.
J.. w. Fleming, of Soldier, Kansas,
was in the city yesterday. Mr.. File
ming is engaged in the drug bust
at Soldier and has made several
trips to the Pecos Valley and Ros-
we'll. He owns property at Artesia,
Ind left last evening t. investigate
same.
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Attention, K. Of Prs.

The Knights of Pythias of Roswell.
will observe the 10th anniversary of
their order with an entertainment at
the Odd Fellows Hall this even
ing, the 18th. All X. of P.'s of this
lodge and all visiting brethren and
their ladies are cordially invited.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-02-19
NO. 1871.

An Ordinance Fixing and Defining
the Fire Limit of the City of Ros.
we'll, New Mexico, and for Other
Purposes.
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Ladies' Bazaar.

The Ladies' Home Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church, South
will give a bazaar Friday, Feb. 26.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-02-19

New Spring WooIens at Tom
Campbells.
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Permit Blanks.

Cadets of the N. M. NJ. 1. can Sc
cure permit blanks at the RECORD
office.
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E.. Fl. SKIPWIrH. en- MAYES
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.
Office Over Roswell Drug Co
ROOMS 4 AND 5.

Office Telephone 265
Residence Phone Of DIR. Skipwith 149.
Residence Phone uf DIR. Mayes 356.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-11
Political Meetings.

The Democratic Fifth District
Convention will meet at headquart-
ers this evening to consult in regard
to a candidate to succeed D Nj
Kupihea on the Representative
ticket and to transact such other
business IS may come bsfore it.
Democrats OF the Fourth district
will hold rally at tho Junction of
Emma, School eLd Punehbo vi
street, beginning at 7:30 sharp.
The Republicans OF both districts
will hold joint mass mesting 10
the vacsnt lot between the Occi.
dental hotel and tina Hawaiian
Electric Company's Office this even
ing. Most OF the Oahu candidates
will speak.
Home Rulers will be at the Pauoa
school house, in the Fourth District,
and at the end OF the electric cara at
Kalihi, 10 tia Filth.
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elected, we will face the came dis
graceful conditions as existed last
time, and we will have Boss Garter
and his machine running this Terri
tory in spite OF all opposition, in
spite of all protestations. Let us
do the protesting end opposing on
electiou day aud not leave it TO be-
come lamentations, when the right
moment has passed by, and tho "ma
chine" is ia running order for an.
other two years. Each vote cas' Tor
the Democratic ticket is q blow at
the "mschna" and, we'll sresae6 ard
,ivet-d as il ie, it cannot staud so
many blows az the united Democrats
can deliver at it on election day.
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Sentenced To Be Hanged.

Judge Gear this morning seutenc.
ed Jose Mirande, the murderer OF S
r Damon, to bs hanged. During
the proDounc.msrt of sentence
The prisoner seemed greatly moved
and appaard nervou'. pndsr the
law the Governor sets this date of
any execQ ion, and such cannot
occur under thi,teeu days after
fentence. The hanging cannot,
therefore, take place in less than
fourteen days, Ii is customary to
have haug ngs on Friday, so that
the execution Of Miranda will likely
be postponed 10 October 2S or
later.
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Nay, Nay; Not o. YOat Liis !

The Maui correspondent OF the
Advertiser writer, that il is "conced-
ed that Kuhio will carry Maui"
This must he news indeed to our
many friends on Maui, because their
letters furnish he very opposite in
formation. That our correspondents
are correct is Eeasonahle to infer
from the results of the last county
election. where the Republicans met
their Waterloo. Pducs Cupid never
had any show oD Maui, the birth
place OF Morris KsChokalo.e. He
will have tbs support OF the few
Rapnblicsns, who yet csn he found
on tho domain Of FL p Baldwin, but
that he will be able TO fool the as
tute Hawaiian Mauites, we don't
believe for moment. Motley is an
anknowu quantity on Maui, and
even Oily Bill would hardly throw
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-11
TOPICS OR YBE DAY.

An empty lot on King street is
now being called the Roosevelt
Reservation" by the Republican pa
pers. We are glad to learn that
there is one space in the United
States to which r ,osevelt can safe.
ly Ay after election day. There is a
Cowboy" barroom nsxt to the ere
servatiou."
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A Republican Recruit.

Republicans welcomed another
convert" 10 the shape OF Charles w
Booth, 1t is only just, that the
prince of giaiters, the Psuoa Wafer
Promoter. should be found in the
ranks of Governor Csrter's followers.
Mr. Booth attempted to make his
water steal, to the detriment OF tie
Hawaiian residents in Pauoa valley,
during the last Legislature. He
posed as Home Ruler, he frater-
pizsd with the Democrats, aud he
was defeated by the Republicans IN
his nefarious scheme. He tried to
fool Colonel Mazums," but that
astute general Immediately recog-
nizsd him as "chesp guy" and
gave him the "gisd hand"
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FIFTH DISTRICT.
.HAWANABS, TAKE NOTICE !

e Let the Hawaiian voters remembers
that the coming election is in their
hands; that it is up TO thsm 10 ssy
whether tho next legislature shall bs
p,aything in the hands OF Governor
Garter, or whether we shall hsye q
true government by the people in
this Territory.
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On Oahu the proprotion OF the
Hawaiian voters to the foreigners is
about five to one in the Fifth and
two to one 10 the Fourth. We are
not drawing any line between the
r,rss,-we leave that to the Rspubl-
,ns,-but we do think, that ne mo-
,nent has come for the Haw aiians
to assert themselves, and prove At
the ballot box, that the present ad-
minis' ration in Hawaii is no longer
wanted. and that the time he's come
tc have an honest l. -gisIstuIe, which
the Govsroor can peitheI corrupt
n,r iD' midate
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Excuse US for using political Ian
gusge, bat, while dealing with Booth
it is nearly compulsory to stray from
the path of Webster Mr. Booth
may now support the Republican
party, and he may tell his creditors
in the Magoon Block that he can
.'esrry the election" Hs is glib.
tongued in the Hawaiian language,
although accident has made him a
white man; but he dsres not address
his Republican citizens in ths Ian
guage which is called the official"
by the Republican President. Mr.
Booth would be wise guy, which
be is not, if he would have remain d
quiet end continued to devoting his
time in squeezing his neighbors in
Psuoa. He can rest assured that Mr.
Thurstou OF the Advertiser des pises
him as an individual, aud only toler.
ates him 90 possible vote catcher.
If the local Republican party re.
joioes in recruitiog men like Booth,
| it is indeed on ito last leg and every
honorable man should retire at once.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-11

Senator Cecil Brown went by way
of the Pail this morning for ths
Koolau side of the island. He will
bs away about fort night making
a house TO house csLYass in his own
behalf. Mrs Brown prelsded him
yesterday.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-11

The Advertiser seems TO be sur
pEised because Mr. George Beckley
sigued Cecil Browns applic cation
for place on the ticket for
Senator'S for Oahu. Mr. Beckley did
what great number of other people
did, They endorsed Brown as an
opponent OF Carter and the Adver-
tiser regime. Cscil Brown will be
elected ss proof to Roosevelt that
Garter is not wanted here.
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his waning irfnence in with him
against Isukea. By going straight
Democratic Maui will have County
government again, and when next
time i, comes, it will be there to
stay.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-11

We hope the mapsgsmeut OF the
noble Garter Party will arrange to
have Booth speak in public, say, at
the corner Of B,thel and King
streets. There are lots OF rotten
eggs in the vicinity.
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Grand Stand Gossip.


nurse, with IMPLIED bottle.
The band vas motto able by it's
absence end the proce edings were
thus dulier taao usual.
Rumor h.th it that lbp Marine
boys have zig ifi.n intended feal'y
to the e ks. But that's only ia the
air
Pretty, chirpy, gennioe feminine
fans, Tighten the iabo 8 VI tho Jews
men at almost every game.
Paul, with the big |, has lsnded
the cup; but, just think of the
stringl
Judge Robinson throws judicial
cares to the wiods o. Saturday
afternoons and is an enthusiastic
critic; he is couneisseur all right,
all right,
The reservad scat Attendance has
shown a steady decrsase in number;
the neglect of the Trustees has
great deal to do with il.
Secretary Andrews is desiring of
very favorable notice from the
players aud patrons ou account Of
his continued attendance and work
during tho season. He ia tbs only
one Of the otficers that deserves
favorable mention.
The q A Cs taks ,hs 1904 pen
nant, and no kick coming.
"Lucy" dear, you are cracker.
jack; even when an erratic pitch
comes in, you're after it with a
smile, aud the base-stealers general
ly fiud that Grady is on deck.
Scissors" Cogswell has cut the
life thread OF many a base runner
for first.
When msu OF any team ,e,chss
second Cusack generally manages
to work him so tbat hs doss not
know when to get for third Great
little goods, that Cu,aok.
Bort Bowers has proved himself
a"peach" of an umpire; he will be
hard one to replace.
They say that there is another
college extwirler in town. If 40,
and he is any good, Whist hs is doing
here?
The two Williams ia the Fl G,
are great bunch. 1t is expected
that another brothsr will join the a
Cs next season.
The Marine boys all play bsll,
and it is pleasure to ses them in
the field even il they lose.
Ensue made grand catch. 10 the
9th, of Judd's foul. Twas sprinty
aud peryy.
| Sam Lesl;e'a fingers are getting
along we'll, a successful spilnting
by Dr. Waterhouse save them.
| The Marines were under the fire
OF camera fend, last Saturday, and
the operator says that the bnsaes
OF the boys took well.
| The cheerful baritope OF Doc M
was heard from the bleac hers aud
the Marines won.
jesse Woods is the bast, steadie at
player, the Puuahous have, but he
can't win tho gama alone.
A couple OF uewspapermen dis
covered. oaly last Saturday, that
the public were up aganis a two
time pay proposi iou which was a
dead steal. A boy who had run up
against the proposition, viz; ''lf
once in and go ont you pay again lo
get in;" told the devils partnsr"
aud he knows all about it.
The season closes next Ssturd ay
and the prsss men ara in the same
od prisoners box, in company with
the Attorney General, Thauk you
Messrs Trustees.
Eddie Desha Is good pitcher
aud his work is very earnest; hs
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-11

Ths steamers leaving at 5 o'clock
this evening are the Claudine for
Maui, the Kauai for Hawaii, aud the
w q Hall ana Noesu for Kauai.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-11

Are the Hawaiians fools They
have five TO one votes against the
heoles. The Democrats have given
them candidates for whom they can
only have aloha; the Republicans
ask them to vote for Dowsett, and
Bishop whom they call "kamaainas." !"
Rather will we have a "m alihini"
who is true friend of the Hawaii
ans than missionary" whom from
our bitter experience, will always
prove an enemy Of ths people.
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THE.
Honolulu Soap House

1916 Smith ST., one door from King
co 9E PER CASE OF 42-48 and
~S'OJ 63 bars each of Mainland
Laundry Soap" 100 lbs. each osss,
delivered to any part OF this oity,
Also IL bars ,ot Soap for 81 90.
Soft Soap aspecislty, leland orders
+ o b wharf at Honolulu. In or
dering be careful to state pumbey
VI bars. N52.tt
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Residence In
Manoa Valley
For
Rent or Lease

The residence of Jas. III
Boyd at Manoa Valley is Of
fered for Rent or Lease.
Possession can be given i'm
mediately.
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Democrats, who should visit
Major VOTERS hotel this evening
may have the pleasure OF hearing
Jack" Dowsett, the ex-Britisher,
spouting for Governor Carter's ad-
ministration. When Dowsstt some
twenty years ego spouted 10 that
vicinity a policeman "ra1 him in"
and Jack was indignant. Mr. Dow
sett, the great insurance man, can
now speak with impunity on behalf
Of the hsters OF the "kanakas;" he
will talk himself hosrse in praisipg
Governor Carter, aud he will pro ba
bly, curse the day, WHEN he arrived
Observation-Disclosures, friends of
good government, he will never
catch your votes.
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Call and inspect tho beautiful and
useful display OF goods for pres
eits OF for personal use and adorn-
Insnt.
Lose Building. ran Fort et,eat
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-11

II . Republican Legislature is
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EVERY AFTERNOON
lHxoept Sunday

Hn.ered at the Poo otnoe at Honoiula
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ravse,e Irvar,sbly in Advance.
r. :. 1nsxA, proprietor ard rub

Residing in Honolulu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-21

WASHINGTON, August 3t.-Pate de
Foie Gras made of veal or tender beef
costing 10 cents a pound and selling for
81, sausages made from dog meat, horse
flesh and other unnamable waste
scraps of meat, and Scotch whisky
tnctured with creosote to give it a
smoky flavor are being imported into
the United States, according to DR.. Wi
ley, chief OF the bureau of chemistry.
TO stop this wholesale trade i'm adul-
terated food products is the purpose Of
DR.. Wiley's establishment at the APP
praisers' stores building i'm New York
of a committee of five expert chemists
to investigate all incoming shipments.
Dr. Wiley is nearly ready to take i'm
mediate action in excluding alleged
Scotch whisky In his opinion, there is
little real Scotch whisky in this coun-
try.
THE correct formula for making
Scotch whisky" he said today. "is to
treat the malt from which the bever-
age is made with smoky peat This
gives is that coveted smoky flavor. ]
am reliably informed that most of the
Scotch sent to this country today is
treated with creosote to produce the
same effect. l think such liquor should
be forbidden entrance on the ground
that it is diluted.
"The question of German sausages is