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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-13
FIRST EVIDENCE TAKEN IN THE
TRIAL Of THE NOVATA EDITOR

outlined the case FOR the defense ana
occupied fully an hour in his pre-
srntatlon. lie held that the scrics of
circumstance which the state held os
proof that the defendant was guilty
of the murder ~ Irene Gohecn, were
such as would happen in the ordinary
course Of business and that none OF
the circumstance cast any reflection
on the prisoner The tracks made
IN the pasture could have been made
by "A score or more Of men IN the
city. and the horses shoes had no
bearing on the ease because the horse
never left the stable that night a
complete and perfect alibi would be-
established for Jcffries, including "l-
most the entire night ON which lhe
crime was committed.
The attorney held that Gohccn tho
husband Of thr murdered woman,
probably knew more of the crime than
the state would admit There can De
established motive for Goheon COM
mitting the deed. That the woman
was wayward admits Of no doubt. Her
relations with the dispatcher were
such that her husband had cause To
distrust her THE defense will prove
that Goheen was in the vicinity of
| Nowata the night Of the crime ana
that he and not Jeffries Is the guilty
man"
The first two witnesses sworn were
Drs. ] p. Hudderth and j. Il, Col
lns, the two physicians who examined
the body after It had been found in
the pasture Both testified that she
met her death by wounds inflicted
on her head with a stone. The physi
clans believed from the appearance OF
the vaginal organs that she had been
intimate just prior to the murder.
Mrs. Montgomery. with whom Mrs.
Goheen lived while in Nowata, testi-
fled to her disappearance. Her chily
was found on the morning of the 9th
OF April. not having been undressed
during the night That fact created.
her suspicious that she might have
met foul play
j. W. Stats. at whose home Mrs.
bOneeu hodrueu, COrTODOThteu tne tNi-
denco of Mrs. Montgomery. He stated
| that, he went to towr. met Jeffries,
who told Stats that Mrs. Goheen left
the Advertiser office about II y. m.
the night before and that he went TO
a news stand. bought several papers,
read them and reached his home near
midnight.
on the night that she was killed
Jeffries chided him about talking SO
much about the case on the streets
because she probably, as Jeffries be-
| lieved. would be found in some hotel.
A second time that forenoon JeffrieS
again met Stats and again told him
not to talk so much about the case.
He referred to schwartz, the train dis
patcher, and Jeffries insnuated that
the relations OF Schwartz and the
woman were intimate. StaatZ believ-
ed that Mrs. Gohcen had met with
foul play, He r ha' was found in the
yard of the Staats home over mile
from whore the crime was committed.
How the hat came there is still a mys-
cry.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-13
TURKEY asking
FOR ARM|ST|CE
LACK OF NEWS FROM FRONT
MAY MEAN \ TURKISH
VICTORY.
allies PROGRESS IS SLOW
SCry ans, Greeks and Montcpcgrins
Have All Been Checked BY
Turkish TROOPS.

LONDON, Nov. 12,-There Is no
news tonight either from Sofia or
Constantinople as to how the great
battle at Tchatalja is going. The ST.
lence may imply that The Turks are
making a better defense than mad
been expected. On the other hand. is
is rumored that Turkey is asking Bull
garia to arrange an armistice.
In the other fields of war operations
the progress of the allies is slow
The Servians and Greeks have not
yet reached Monastir, whore It Is re-
ported Alriza Pasha. the cX-Turlish
minister Of war; has 10000 troops
prepared to offer a vigorous resis-
tance.
The Montenegrins have suffered n
setback in their prolonged efforts to
capture Scutan, largely owing to tho
detection of the Malssori tribesmen,
who demand guarantees Of Alablnian
independence The Greek advance in
the direction Of Janina also appears
TO be retarded II is probable that
weather conditions have much tn 10
with the slow progress.
In the diplomatic field no fresh de-
yelopment is reported Important
conferences continue at Budapest,
whore the ex-premer Of Roumania.
Z. p. Carp. arrived today with let
from King Charles TO Emperor
Frances Joseph.
In most of the European capitals
n more hopeful feeling is displayed
-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-13
All Grabbing Territory.

ATHENS, Nov. 12.-The Serbian
ana Greek armies have not yet Joined
in front Of Monastr where It is re-
ported that $4,000 Turks under All
Ria Pasha are preparing for vlg-
orous defense.
The Kings consent has been asked
to summon further classes Of reserves
to the colors
1t would appear from the Greek
comments that no partition OF the
conquered territory was arranged be-
fore the war and 1t Is asserted that
each belligerent is now endeavorlng
to occupy as much territory as pos
sible. with an eye to the final divis-
ion OF the spoils.
Because Of the essentially Greek
character of certain districts II Is
pointed out, their location might lead
to disputes In the future.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-13

SALEM. Mass, Nov. 12.--Dcfend-
ing himself against charges that he
was an accessory before the fact to
the killing Of Anna Lopizzo in the
Lawrence textile strike last winter.
Joseph j. Ettor. leader Of Il. indus
trial conflict, today faced the jury
which is trying him. together with
Arturo Glovannltti and Joseph Ca
russo for the crime
Ettor was on the stand for several
hours. repeating to the jury his rcr-
objection Of addresses he made 20 the
strikers. detailing Incidents OF The
struggle and the conferences With the
mill owners and tho authorities.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-13

CHICAGO, Nov l2.-United states
Judge Carpenter this afternoon refus-
ed $4,000 cash bail for Jack John
son. negro prize fighter, confined in
the county Jail. awaiting trial on
charges of violating the Mann White
Slave Act.
The $4,000 cash BAH was offered
by counsel for Johnson. when 1t
was refused the lawyers announced
that new suretics would be Offered the
tomorrow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-13
CARL MORRIS Shows
he IS Still A FIGHTER
IA NOC CkED OFT CANADIAN HEAVY
WEIGHT CHAMPION IN
TWO ROUNDS.

,tFfEtNTt. en-, NOV. Il, Carl
Morris, the oklahoma heavyweight,
who for a time was the leading
"whlto hope" knocked out Jack Koat-
ing. the Canadian heavyweight cham
pion I'm the second round Of a sched-
uled ten-round bout here tonight.
Three right uppcrcuts to the chin
put Heating down for count of nine
and Morris put him out a few sec
onds later with left handed blow TO
the body. Heating was carried from
the ring and did not revive until after
he reached his dressing room.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-13
50 PAGES n ToDAy's WORLD

This issue Of the World goes to
rs subscribers with frty six pag-
cs, containing IN addition to tho
regular news section, rorty-four
pages of reliable and Interesting
data ana information concerning
Tulsa and its environments, bus
mess enterprises. educational, re-
liglous, social, climatic, mineral
ana agricultural resources. Liko
everything else the World does II
has made no grjudiloqueut IRON
Use. or assertions us 10 tho SUI
pcrIor accomplishments 1t has
undertaken, prtforrlng 60 let re-
suits speak for themselves While
this Is an edition that We believe
reflects credit upon Tulsa as wcll
as the World # IS not as good as
We would liked so have made
II, but We are sure every resi-
dent subscriber viii take some
pride in sending this 7l!tion of
the World to some fricnd or rela-
tive In the far east or west who
may become Interested In It's con-
tents and conclude 10 locate here
Even though there 81 ~ probah-
ility of that, the mere readin
Of the wonderful story of Tu) Z.
running through these pagoS :
bound to prove most lntCles'
There has not been "a wOt
announcement IN the World u B..
this special edition ANA II ia
hoped that II win proy, a well
come surprise to its friends and
readers ana provoke a kindly re-
tcrtion at their hands
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-13
ROOSEVELT LEADING
Wilson By 10 VOTES
OFFICIAL COUNT MAKES MANY
CHANGES IN CtLIFOKNh
RESULT.


SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. lg,--pheo.
dore Roosevelt lost his plurality in
California for about thirty minutes to-
night and then rogalned 1t, as addl-
again he appeared at the top of the
column 1t was with ten votes margin
over Woodrow Wilson.
For half an hour Wilson was cred
tied with being q votes ahead.
The difference was made in the Of
fcial count of Sierra county. which
gsve Roosevelt % more votes than
the unofficial count The total vote
at 10 o'clock stood Roosevelt esq.,
042; Wilson 2S2,032
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-13
Turks Lost 5000 Men.

BELGRADE. Seryia. Nov. 1.-THE
Scryian casualties at the battle Of
Perlepe, are now stated TO have num-
bcred about 1000. most slightly
wounded. The Turks lost 5000 men.
At the battle of Krushovo the Ser
Wan losses totalled 500 and the i1r-
ksh casualties loo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-13
Choletu l. Raging.

CONSTANTTNOPLE. Nov "a
Eighteen new cases OF cholera and
three deaths were officially reported
today.
, There are rumors that the arrest
Of a young Turk leader II imminent
Mahmoud Shefket Pasha. the noted
commander. who recently was APP
pointed chief Of the commIssariati
has apparently been deprived Of hlq
Office He is walking about in
Mnfli
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-13
Shot His wife. Then suicidcd

SHRENEPORT Ia, Nov. 12-E.
y. Funderbunk. aged GS. shot and
wounded his wife, aged 6i, at their
home in this city this evening about
O'Clock, and then killed himself
Mrs Fuuderbunk IS not seriously In
jured the bullet striking her in the
hip.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-13
Shapiro TURNED
STATES EVIDENCE
DRIVER or MuRDER CAR rES.
TIitN AGAINST. TIN FOuR
CJNNERS.
He FEARED. Death BEFORE
Murder of "Big Jack" sc,f,a Iarmo,.
'd Tear OF Vengeance from'.,
Witness. =,

NEW YORK, Nov. i2.-WuH,r ~
shapiro, co-defendant Of the fom
glnmon indicted MS the actual slav.
ers of the gambler. Herman Roscn
lhtL today turned states evidence
Ieslifylng at the gunmcn's trial
for murder shapiro Identified tht
nuarieitc, "Lcftic Louie" "Gyp. tho
Blood Whitley Lewiq" and "Dag1'
Frank, AS his passengers in the nm
DER car which he drove to the hotoi
Meiropole whore Rosenthal met his
rate lie saw them jump ont of Tia.
machine. he swore. heard the shots
fired ana declared that when the,
came back to the machine they had
revolEcrs in their hands.
'Gyp. the Blood" Shapiro said.
placed revolver to his head ana or.
dered him to hurry and drive away
lie had heard "Dago Frank" say h,
testified, that Police Lieutenant
Becker. since convicted of instigatlar
the murder had fixed the cops"
Shaplro's appearance as the states
witness was one OF the results ac.
cordlng TO District Attorney Whit
man. OF the death of Big Jack" Zoe.
llg, leader of the gang of East Side
thugs, to which tho gunner belong
ed. shapiro testified on tina stand to-
day that he had heretofore refused
to Identify the gun men through feui
of being killed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-13

ADRIANOPLE, Nov. 12.-All is
quiet here. It Is said that soryIan
troops are cooperating with the Bull
pariaus hcsiceing the city
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-13
OIL VI 73 CENTS.

Since many Of the within
stories were written. the price o.
crude oil has advanced from 10
to 73 cents, accounting for dis
crepancy between the real ana
the stated price.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-13
Order Officers to Their Posts.

ONSTANTINOPLE. Nov. Ia
The ministry Of war has issued orders
to all officers now here to return to
their posts within four hours.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-13
Rc- -er,e. Nrrl,e lrom NmerIca

ATHENS. Nov IA body of L.
500 Greek rescrveslsts from America
arrived TO-DAY. a force of SEQ miii.
mry police has left FOR saloniki ~
police the city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-13
Feared II Retribution.

Shapiro told me-" explained Mr.
whitman after court adjourned. that
ha-was afraid If he testified dgains,
the gunner Big Jack Zolig, woul6
have him 'croaked' When Zelig was
killed Shapiro got his nerve back and
decided to tell the truth"
Mr.. Whitman added that the In
dlctment against Shapiro in all PROB.
ability will be dismissed
The witness told his story In a low
monotone. looking straight ahead
avoiding the anEgy glares of the -four
gunmen who sat bent far forward H.
their seats all the time he was tes.
tifying.
Shapiro told OF receiving a tele-
phone message the night OF the mur-
der and Of driving his car to Sharkey's
saloon whore he met Jack Rose ana
Harry Nalon. They got into his car,
he said. and he drove to "Dago
Franks" place and there Frank got
in Thence he said. he drove tho
party to "Bndgie Webber's" poker
rooms, whore his passengers got out
He drew his ear up across the street
and waited 20 miutes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-13
SPANISH PREMIER
ASSASINS VICTIM
siiOT AND KILLED A. M WAS
WALKING STRIlrS OF
MADRID.
ASSNILANT TRIED suicide


MAnnIp M, - I'M. -c,r,I,i,s
49,,
'''' '''''''
Spun regarded 's one "l lhr Rre'''8'
Of statesmen, was shot and killed to-
day b., Aiapiicl pIrd.u.,, a ,ounp 1n-
..,.,., ~. ..,. ......,., 200,
''"' anu u was l''~' ''''"-'' u''' "'
was dead, but when hc had been car
ried ta tho hospital. ho VAS found to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-13
Shot In the Back.

night 1t was announced that General
Weyler captain general of Catalonia,
and once Commander-in-ch OF the
Spanish forces or Count Romnnches
might be appointed permanent pre-
mier
CanaIeias was shot in the back
three times as ho was walking 10 tho
ministry Of the interior in the Peurta
del Sol. He had stopped to glance
into the window of book shop.
This morning he went to the royal
palace to submit several decrees to the
king. He emerged smiling and happy.
As an attendant opened the door lead
ing to the street a strong gust OF
wind struck the premier in the face,
causing him to eXchlm, gaily
"Oh, what wind, we are going to
have a bad day
About an hour later, his uncon-
scioua prophesv was fulfilled. AS he
stopped for It moment at the shop
window a man darted from nearby
doorway. He ran up behind the pre-
uier and fired four shots at close
range. Three bullets, it was after
ward learned, took Effect.
Canalejas sank to the sidewalk, A
friend who was passing at the mo-
ment rushed up, crying:
Don jose Don Jose" this being
the prcmlers baptism name.
The wounded man scarcely had
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-13
Funeral today.

Marquis Prieto announced the as
sassination in the chamber Of dep
uties I'm the course OF an eulogy he
said:
"He died between his two affections
his people and his books The en-.
emies OF society will not triumph. Tor
we are all united 10 defend society"
Marquis Prieto's words occasloned
great applause in which all except the
republicans Joined.
The premier's body later was trans
ported to the chamber of deputies.
where the public was admitted TO
view it. The funeral probably viii
take place tomorrow. with oil the
honors accorded a general who died
at his post Of duty.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-13
Turned Gun on Himself.

In the meantime the assaiIant
turned the muzzle Of the revolver on
his own breast and fired again. A
crowd quickly gathered. while the as
sasn was half dragged to the police
>slatlon.
The premier was carried TO phar-
macy and then 10 the ministry Of the
interior, where he was placed on a
large marble table in the main sal
on. The blood. flowing fro a wound
behind the right ear, soon formed a
pool ON the floor
The king was informed Of the ira
sody as he was leaving tho palace to
attend the Chrysanthcmum exhibit
ton. He sprang into an automobile
and motored swiftly without escort to
the ministry AS he reached the
Puerta del Sol the crowd acclaimed
him, saying
Long live the brave king"
Running up stairs, four steps at a
time. the king entered the salon and
bent silently over the body Of his late
minister He was greatly affected as
he recited the prayer for the dead and
turned to the assembled miniters to
learn the details Of the crime.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-13
1rIlP WGaGIleP

Forecast for Oklhhomd--Fa
"Wednesday and Thursday with
modoralo temperature,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-13

TULSA, Nov t2,-Thc ,cm'
peratur- Maximum Sc; mini
mum 49, north winds; cloudy.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-20
Werfmhrbise Hettnng.

giner Der fiibnlten Hettungsafte.
ipelfe Die 8eifidte Der Tiagaras
Sdle auf5uipeiien bat, ipurbe fiir3lid)
beiperfiteqigt, inbem elm iunger Nrmez
nier Namens Iran aeporfian in
flr3er @ntfernung obcrbalb ocs &aies
rates bis an Die Siiften i'm @aiier
in Die Stromid]nellen binalis fpatete
inb permittelit elmer Stanee. Die anl
oberen gnbe einen &aten bate, Den
~benubtloS sefporbenen so Sabre alien
Senrp s. Smitb bon So. IS 9eed)
Ctr. in Buffalo. g. g., aus Der Stros
ming sliidli6 ans 2ano 900. ges
biilflid BET Dem Hettrngsafte pdren
benz iungen Irmenier 9. @oroon nnb
Der YarfsY olisiit 5%arringtou, Die cine
.meni6lihe &ette" bilbeten, bnrd)
ipelde &eporfian bonn llfer aus feits
gebnlten nitb in StarrS seiebt ipurbe,
Der Stromun9 5u niberiteben, Die
eerabe bes SodnaNers ipeeen. iebr
tart mar. Srnitb mar auf benz
idmalen Yfabe binseidritten, Der iif
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-20
Wccr= ltnsctbiinnc int &f.

%on eincm furd)tbarcn Sample
5fpiid)cn cinem Hubcl Sfpertfilde
llnb elmer etipa cbcnio groben 3abl
Saie beridtcten Yaiiugiere mn
W%annid,uft beS Sampfcrs .Gulc>
boniu" Der Iild]prs2 Clinic.
Sflpcrt@ unb Saifiihc baltcn, 10
ipilien Die Sbecrjaden nit GROCER Be-
Itinmtbcit gu ~er5dblcn. I'M Iagcmcis
len quite Srcrnbidaft, unb Die furfts
bare @affe bes einen iol oft ifon
Den anbcren in @eIabr beidiiet bns
ben. Gtipa fiinf5ig Ieilen auBerbalt
Dtontnuf Yoint fonnte man o Der
.Galcoonia" aus 5tpei Huoel Der
6iihe. iebes etipa 5ipan3is Stiid itarf,
bcobaften, ipie iie luitis nm bas
Shiff Der ibr Spiel trieben; bis
ploslih elmer Der Shipertfii6e
nuecniheinlih rbne es 81 pollen,
einem Der Saie feline 9affe in Den
8opf rannte unb i'm auf Der Stele
t0otete.
Sa beeann bas f%urd1tbarite S6aus
ipiel, oas ielbit Die Seelcute je aui
benz IGeere eeieben batten. Sm
Iisenblid idien iif ieber Sai inter
ben bisberigen Spieleefdbrten ieinen
Soofeino aiis9eiuht 81 baben. Sie
llnsetbiime rniten nit einer Wntb
9eseneinanber los, baB bas @aiier
INN bas Shiff in brauienbem @i1ht
nufgetpiiblt unb bonn 8lute ROTH ees
fdrbt ipltroe. Nidt lanse bauerte es,
bo trieben Die &abaper bon Shiperts
fiihen uno 9aien, Die fpeibe 8auhs
fldhe oben. auf Den Slutben, nno
meiit fonnte man feben, mo bas
Sflpert ieinen Insriffspunft sefunz
ben ODER bic idarfen Sdbne Der &aie
benz 8eener Die Seite auf9erifien
batten. giner Der Shtpertfiihe, Der
nit flrftbnrer 8uht auf ben 8ai.
ben er fi6 gum Spfer erforen, lpss
brannte. berfeblte iein 3iel nnb fuhr
i'm ndditen Iugenblide sesen Die
Shiffstpnnb. fpobei iein Sdfpert abb
brad. SIN SIN erfnnnte Der 9ni ieis
men @ortbeil, unb ebe Der anbere iih
our Sluft tpenben fonnte. bate er
linn bic Slanfe aufserifen Irrb be-
gam i'm aud prompt 81 neripeiien.
galb barna9 bIieben Die fdmpfen@
ben 8eitien int &ieltpaiier 5uriid nnb
entihfpanben iomit ben Iusen Der
8eiienben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-20
Triifet-niht-9acS!

Spritb iu6rter limb oft triiasriid. Gs Idst fdl
nieuals clue &orid1rtft aufitelien. uelcbe ilr ale
5alle 6h!tiafeit hat. Nm aefdbrIiditeu s~etaltet
iib oieie IduItung oes @ldubens pbne ueber.
leennB aber baum, uenr es iih mn Hegeln ban.
belt. Die elm nidbt wieoer gut 81 nladbenoes llns
bell anrithten %t1nnen, Wie /. 9. baS @ort:
Grlfst aaes unb bebaItet bas Bette. 5iir einen
trauten aorpsr iuiroe es gcraoe5u. iuie man ia
CIT 8enu8 i'm Gebeu iiebt, eiue tDotlide @irfittg
haben. ponte Der Hatient BON eiuem sum aube.
ren Ar5t reunen. cine Weoi3ir mad Der anoerer
nehnien. bis er Die oermeintiid, bette getroffen
gu BADEN glanbt. Die oa iied1 uno eleno iih
flblen. oenen fanu man nur 5~uruien: .9rltet
nj d. Nnes!" User an Sdpinbel. Ratttgteit,
per3tlupien. Shreniauien. aopfit mer5en. Ri.
denidiuahe, 8eroanunss eidtueroen uno Sers
itoptutg leioet. iiberleee iidh oielrtebr. baB Der
Stofffuedhiel IN ieiuem &eibe geitort lit; un6 in
oieiem 8eeanten laufe er uidt pom YontiuS gu
HilatuS, ionoern erp1se rubis oas 8ertranen.
bas anoeret eeuten in gietdAer Sage geholien
bat. Sas uiro ibni audh heIien: in bieiem Jaue
bic b%erlhmten Ct. Bernard arduterpiaen, bic
in apotheten 5u haben iino uuo idbon ln5dbis
gen gebolien haben: geaen iene Spmpton,e auo
oeren ihlieBiih tootlid1 ruirfenoe lriahen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-20
Cine ltnterrpf Hepplutiun 1T
= =slfrifa.

Sic Stabt Sn6ambanc, 9e5irf5z
bauptitabt Der YrppinS Mo5ambique
an Der &iiitc bon &ortugiciiiGSSitz
afrifo, bcfinbet ii6 in bclcr gmpDs
rur1g gcgcn Gin Scfret bes @pupers
ncilrs, Der alien c%tngcbprencn Sraueu
fiino uno 81 iuillcn tbat, bab lie fortan
cincu Gpf 81 tragen bitten. 3uerlt
cnpDrtcn iidj Die inbiihen. 5onblcrinz
ne1, Die gauge 6nufen bon Sbapls
unb anbcren Siihcrn, lpie Tic bis ieBt
Die Srauenmobc BON Snbombane bar>
iteaten, auf Eager bdben unb bltrd)
Den llfas bes @ouperncurs ibreu
sa15en 6dnDel 5critort iabeu. gum
3cidcn bes Yrpteites iGlp'ien lie obnc
ipcitercs lire 9dben. Damn licBen
Die pielen Snnbfrnucn, Die iih jeben
Morgen nadD Der Stnbt gu bcgeben
pilcgcn. I'M Gier u1b @cmiiIe 81 per>
f%arfen, Dem @ounerneilr mittbeilen.
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