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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17
Robbing the Mail.

WARSAW, ho', MODuAy, JAN TO, rooo;
John AymersoD, very respectable citizen OF this
place. was arrested yesterday evening, charged WIN
puyjoinng letters from the mail-bags Aymerson was
DEPUTY Postmaster and il he has been stealing
for some time. Several packages were found under
deek in the Court-HOuse, where he had deposited
them to open. 1t is clearly DEMONSTRATED that ne
them in the Office open the Fame, take the contents
then place new envelopes the letters direct them
and send them or their route. Ay1lerson was q
County school Commissioner, and also Deputy Circu
end County Clerk, and has enjoyed tho confidence Of
The entife Community. The prisoner started for Jeer
son City to day in custody OF w. ID. Gilman SPec't
Mail Agent who brought about the arrest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

j
| hak th<fs sspid ts % ons q our Legislators =.
perfsciy ssp6, orso sbausfuy mercsnary, % 10 BE-
tampepd with fos cue mouert By any bribes even I'm
The eLape RI conf baen,sTy tiskets." What was NJ
sstonisSmeht yesterday, while coming down oa tbs
Central Ralsosd 70 hsfaeptly bear the talismsnic
pase word, Albany" 90 frequently reiterated Aad
see, too what !. wondssfp crit had In qussiax
when got Isto tae train fren CsnaDdsieus hap.
pcpsd 70 tax seat with sporly gep'lenao a.
trtd from Top to toe ia de mos shining broadcoth,
but bis banes AND feature generally Indicated that he
p pes tSst be might Ssf x posS ssi :.
one Of our rulers and thought would jass touch him
a. little to see how he felt the desdhssd practice
said 30 you Wsnt To- lpCw how . gss through 70
tor along just cay AlbaI 70 hin, aad try The
g ea, vet. ! have teen It work wonders k-day"
TIE gentleman said nothing, and TOOK occasion 10
express my sstoDshment AID indignation thai any
10 such co1poratonwe!ded mainly, TOO, COR poiifi-
cal purros. ~-she interests Of his hesviyazed eoc-
stiiuente.
The oent,eman presented Complimentary ticket"
and afterward always repeated ALBANY" with q
oracstr,l smile I'd aod, and he passed free.
At Re- me an ell sery gentleman 20. into the ears. e
also passed by rcr eating Albany"
noticed that the conductor noted down soinctl6n8
N HE memorandum every time he heard the word
" Albany" Does he keep record ef over rrstnesr
vbo rasses free go tha the directors can know thsir
men Are there aby up'ight mff in the Le5slsesfe
who will not receive a broe IN any suspe isom tnS
nonopolhing Railroad Couyany7 Mus we pay NH
ions Of dollars in taxes 10 eable few poor mgubehs
10 get pasees upon our rsIrcadsG weald !, MT %
better rolcy to psy the fars Of every member rome
bDd beck every week, by dirsst vote
IL there not SOME member boid enoug1to rnoTes'
committee of investigation, and bring up az the cos.
ducors of the railroads. to learn which Of N ymembefS
go TO and from Albany free Yours, &C., 3d.
Utica, Jor. 10, 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

Mr. HILL IN further explanation, said the new par
" wes pitdicsed on The good rense Of the American
people.
BE patriotic &c the Penhsy lysna msmbers. Why nnt,
then, were The latter as good M the former lie
tnlo. zed the Democratic marty, and conmenes upon
The conduct o. the Southern Opposition regarding their
votee I, ; - eaker. No reason had been given why
these twenty three gentlemen did not vote for the
Democratic nominee.
Mr. LARRABEE lad. Dem Wis.l, who, with eth
ere p;ricralod IN the incidental debate, asked Mr..
Hill whether TIE latter entertained proscrptve prinei
pies against ioregnbOn citizens, or on account OF GER
tain Te. lions opinicns7
Mr.. Hill replied thst he bad not changed seuti-
ment since since 1914. lie had ever thought that, ill.,
telligence being equal, no would always vote for
native in preference 70 man born on foreign coll
Mr LARRABEE-TbenI and the gentleman
wide as The poles apart.
Mr. HILL-Becaute our constituents are.
Dir. LAkRABEE replied that though he represented
the lars est naturazeo tuency Of any man IN the
Houte, be would vote for a South American in pref
erencc TO q Republican,.
Mr. UNDERWOOD wished to know how mauy
Southern Oppositonis's would vote Tor North-W est
ern, OF Southern Democrat ?
Mr. STOKES is. Am, Tenn replied that he bad
alri ady sad N he contingency between republican
aid Democrat be would vote for q sound cOnserva-
i've Democrat. He would not vote for q nominee
Who il in favor OF Judge Douglas, with bis Squatter
Sovereignty principles, for the Presidency.
Mr.. HATION (S Am, Tenn wanted to know II
Mr.. ULdeiwood's Norh-Western Democratic friends
were willing to vote for the protection of Slavery in
the Territories IN the form of a statutei
Mr.. UNDERWOOD did NOV doubt they we're, for
the reason that The President sa So and the Northern
ID. mocracy have failed TO give tho people Of the
South all the rights they are entitled TO under tho Con-
stitUtion. lAp'ause
MIR. HA1T0N wanted further TO kpow whether they
would support man who believes that the people in
territorial capacity have the right to legsate on the
subject Of Slavery, which he regarded as fallacy.
Dir. UNDERWOOD replied that the country wond
zee that the tendency of such questions was TO divide
and distract tho Democratic party, which only conld
hurl back ~ wave Of ianaticism. lie wanted the
South TO see that the Southern oppositionists We're
throwing frebrands int tho Democratic party. In
conclusion be said he would siani or fall by what
Georgia -hjuld Indicate. He occupied the hoor nearly
four hours
Mr.. MORRIS tAd Dem, III }, replying to portion
of Mr.. Underwood's remarks brought the President
up 10 HE record on the Territorial Slavery question: on
which he aIrai. ned him the other day. He repeated
that the President bas abandoned his original position
and made hid for the Southern vote in the Charleston
Convention. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. .ArBasr, Jan. Is, 1860.

large number Of petitions were presented.
The following hills were reported favorably from
Committees: TO confer additional power on Courts OF
Sneca Sessions TO compel the attendance of witnesses
before Committees Of Common Councils, and 70 punish
false swearing by such witnesses; TO make election
days public holidays.
Several bills made progress in Committee of the
Whole.
The Quarantine Commissioners transmitted their
annual report 1t il lengthy document. The Com.
Inss;oners express hope that notwithstanding the
apparent public sentiment Of New-Jersey III opposi-
ton they will yet obtain Sandy Hook for Me purposes
Of Quarantine Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

Lamar Of Savannah lIss made formal aemSpd
doe n. vae{A Wenderer, sud instructed HE agent 70
hin crew snd send her to Matanzas where he hopes
70 dspo.s of her. The claimants arc willing 70 give
her up upon bis executing bond to the anOunt Of heT
,.Ins conditioned for the payment OF al Sums tnS'
wsy be legally recovered against her,
--Tze Huskington States Is happy TO announce 'C'
eopvsle.ee1se of ChiefJustice fancy, aud the conn
ssn, expectation that ne viii resume Bis sea' N 00"''
very shorty. HE attack was severe catsrrn Ol
S,ru, and over which well preserved
contribution, under the skIrul treatment OF bis n"ai'
cal aAvis<r no has tnumphed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17
Couuterseiter Delivered ND.

BUFFALO, Monday, Jan. TO- $50.
Joseph Bocsrde, previously reported "a under arrest
as Paris G. W., for passing st Vt. Louis counterfeit
bills on the Philadelphia Bank of Philadelphia, has
lad bis trial at Bradford, before Justice Mathews,
and been ordered TO be delivered up to the United
Sfstea authorized under tho AslburtOn Treaty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

A Po1rrE REauEsr-A SouTHERS CHtEAcTERIs-
rIcTIe Hous,a Ceres, edited, printed and published
byT.A. Woo5s a. HoGma, Perish OF Terre'onne,
.sOOd lsnd in the State Of Louisiana, comes 70 US Of
,Ss d,ae Of Janasay z, 1860, endOrsed " N. T. TES-
"rsr. Wort you exchange, G-dd-n yOnT Ger.
:ainly, sr with much pleasure, and without any =,
.hs latter end Of your request. And we hope you ana
your land VIII be much benefited by the exc
change. Ozone thing we can Assure yOu it viii never
hs sent to you with q bl4ekgusEds endorsement OIL
nFofapitF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17
The Lottery Case of Swan Il Co.

SAvkNNAH, Ia, Monday, Jan TO icUu.
The lottery CAGE Of Swan & co. bss been decided oy
the Supreme Court, sustaining the points Of SEans
COUNSEL and reversing the decision Of the lower Court
aQainst Swan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17
Er0sD Nebraska.

CHICAGO, Monday, Jan. 10, 1860.
Tls Omaha Nebr0skiaa Of the 10Th states that the
bill abolishing Slavery in Nebraska Territory which
bad passed both houses Of the legislature had been
vetoed by Gov. Black.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17
GlsI.aTIvE DEADHEAps.

~ "a Kdifer n 7hsN u TosesA
SIR: Az one CT the taxable inhabitants of ts grsa.
Emtre State, have fe apecuuisy interest in tho Of
fcts making TO pgotec! that great public improvement
the lilo Canal. Zoe whcse teSe6. 40 ARA 90 ofssn
ra'iJ uIou 10 ray on car tsideaEa,d dola~ II has
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17
Fire i'm Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Monday, JAM TO, IS5U.
The candle factory of j. II. Rogers & Co., with its
contents was entirely destroyed by fire last night;
loss $2 900 10 $50 600; insurance not ascertained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17
lie The ASsesisGsS Piess.

lie Tie AssossleS PIess.
WASHINGTON Monday, Jan. 10, 1860:
TIE following is a synopsis Of Mr. BigeFs bill re!a-
tive 10 iiyasloDs: c,.
The first section provides that whenever any sta'e
or Territory Ia invaded, in imminent danger OF I'M,
VISION from external or internal foes sii oe is"i
fy ths President TO call out che militia oil the sac OF
G.aos nearest 10 the point of DANGER and aso 10 en-
NOV Tie land or naval forces of the United States
Section two provides that any person actually en-
gagged participating ii carrying on no;.e o,hay
exIediioil from one State rTeritory against anothef
shslI be adudqed guilty Of treason and sutier DEATH
Section three provdes that any pereoD having Know
LEDGE Of such tieason aud who shall neglect 10 oi
close the came at tho earliest moment, suai oo a.
judged guilty Of mspion Of TREASON sna
not exceeding one thousHha colhF'' anu 'P
Scc,;nn fourth gives power TO the President to seize
and doin any vessels fitted out by one State against
another for bOttilo purposes. -, a.. x,a
.ctio1 s. Auy material, arms, valusbes, &c fonnd
in .ch yeseels shall be forfeited one-half TO tne 1o'
eminent the other half 10 the inioTIner' .,..
Section 8. Any peTson furnishlng, OF ProNIuuihps
means or money for such hostile a. no nd i'm
deemed guilty offelony, fined not over $5oOo, ana I'M
prisoned not over ten years ,..,s -oo.,;,o
section T. Any person enIsting himself or procuring
others 10 enlist sha be deemed guilty OF felony hned
5000, and imprisoned ten YEAR, ~ rrocprino 70 be
..1 ont any shp or vessel for sucb hostile expeoi-
To- shSI be lined $40 900, and imprisoned ten years.
Scion @ ANY person accepting or xerc's'ng oo1n
mission for such hos,le tefV'ce' BAN" wv AN'" 'O'
and nprisonsdten ,eaEe. III, r.. or.,,,asss
e o.Un mon any piracy now dcfnsd BY existing
Laws. c...ea. bav. taken nlare
gDcs Frcay among gentlemen rspIefsphs nr s
psrles, WIN a,ssEer bat. M heretofore, without
',oI,s rssult Several Members awst an oppc'su'
a ss rUose e Mr. scs a,Ss. wsO to hs
olu,ion provides tina, the House VIZ D0n ibe A.,
lie. ,:0n Of Speaker, rirr ''''' ANA - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17
Democratic State Con
VenfiOn.

MONTGOMERY, Monday, Jan. IA, Is6U
Tie Democratic Convention to-day nominated John
#. Morgan and David Hubbard rs electors at large
ard adjourned sine de.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

ST. LOUIE, Mondty, Jan. 10, IoOV.
The Missouri Legislature adjourned SINE die this
morning. Governor Stewart Immediately isaued a
proclamation calling extra session on the 9Th OF
February TO take action upon Che raiIoad bills and
other unfinished business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

IHNHLHS1ON Hontihy, JAN 10, fSuU.
The Couricr's Key Wet letter reports that the
murno disasters for The past year have involved the
los OF },eJl geo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17
obituary..

PHIADELPnIA, Monday, Jan. 10.
Tie Rev. John McDermott formerly Catholic priest
st Meehsnic-vle, New.Y York, died yesterday. This is
the third death here in the Catholic clergy within ten
iays
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

WmfkR GAsDYs. Mrs Blass . b~asns 'es4~
this hsuss, Wien tho ostorOSa, GOA "a "a S'soa"''
viii to Played.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

ERru-Ga0wBRs SOCIETY OF WEsTEHS NV
1oRE--At fiAe meeting Of the above Society neio ~
hseAsssr lstweck tbs following officers were e''e'sd
BOT tae present year:
[seAeess-ts. 4. Hodgec u Buffalo. a.,
.,e ayestssr@sJ J. Thomas Union spii7ssi WI ."
'Issss1, eyiafuss w. n. Eoppoch. BEnso
1Veas.gp<~-H|. p TOW.-cad LoekpOfi.
Aerfyrfasc~G. r. BEs.S, R,ehe~tsf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

EEw-HEEPsH1GE STATE AGRICULTURAL s''iAfi'
AT she recent annual meeting Of this soe'F'?' u"
following ieeTs were elected:
PSsssSsss-Nsn. y. Estes Of Dover
SoeyeessE -Aaron Yeuns Of DoveY.
TSeaSnres4~grrderick Smith Of Msnchefer. -, Il.
aaa~S AZ IssntoTsDans Wo0dnan New ia E1'ri ~
sph IS ts1asT Of Concord; Alfred Ioif o. Durham Iohu
fsaoD al h~<Y IPSWICH ~ Waker OF CaSsu.0p'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

TIAVRpNcE Jan. 10, I6N.
Hon. RrgaASpo wooD, Mayor OF Now-fork city
Sir. John b. Watson, Of the hrm d Gibbs, Waeson
g. Cbbs, No. 100 broadway, ia authorized TO nc. ior
tie City Government " rcceiving add trausmauhs
Fly lcnstiors Cor t.e relief OF orr sntoros D. ene
csi ca,f lity. p,s'l J.. biCEprs', ir', nHJ'''
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-14

= Scn 9ittaturs 6erittet Der ,;5reiteitSS
8rsunO" fSfsenses SritenfRd ,um ,.sf,.rn
Mann" @ns @tttpOta iab man Elm yaar Sna.
ben, son benen Der etSe 8, Der anrere II Snbre
ah @ar, auf einem fleihcn 8fatt6srtc aeraoe pber.
baib res 9dmmes i'm MrAvhsabela trsibrn.
Wan temerffc, caB lfs in artSer @tIakr Idneb.
ten, Don Der StrGmuns iiber CEN DamiF bnobsr
9eriltn ;u wercrn, UtnUbl fe NIT eriaen Brett.
ftudrn mutbis p'rauf Fesrupcrten. um DpmSalid
nod pa0 uer 3n aeminnsn. Die aufsabe iibers
ltir9 i9rc &rate unp alo iie Gem Damn, auf etrpn
90 6uB nabs gefpmmen marsn marfen fe In Scr.
SrptiTun9 ibre 9iuDer mta unp lttriesn laut uni
5IIfs. @lne Wa6e MenfAsn RsnO ON rfer, oter
ee fbten elmer DIR 00lc, in eeusn 8ettuna urS
mT8ih. Niemanp wp0ie l6 10 nabr an r,n
Namm masen unc en- &f nit ren toisnesu
9Salifrn nntsrhaIt p.ifelt,n teltsben, renn nil
Der mlbten iie, raS hicn tIar. 9enliheS hpei-
9rH Der. l6te rinsSAmbr unp ras SGifllI Ser
ltH9lud'tAen ihicn tec9rlt, pd rrdnats ib NIT,
@kBeSsile elm iar.sr Mana srr MeSSrss 9as.'
werte p~ 4, tie MaAar gum Rftr bin uno ipran9,.
etne lib Belt St Iafsn, auCb. nur lfinem put ab.
NnsbMelt, ms 2fdhtr. RIbn eriffer aus une'
kbsr lab, pab er elm tiihti0sr Shwimmer mar.
NaG furpm &fe nit b'm Wp9;a err si6te rr
eas SUrt nod weniae SGritte pcm Danime, er~
faBte se uno temubte iih, es ror fb Der benz
lfer iuSutrtiten. 2lber abmIrts gTg ss, bic
Strrmun9 mar III itart; bod, i'm frttifbcn AusSn~
bid, ais sr cen Iam II srrritt unp Stcsr ldoT
ie aus 0srIOren Sub. ianc fer NdcbsH fsif. Der
0r@ps lHH3s Esaan eat'e il 9sSs" fea Sssu'f
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-. &rami,
Nu. 2 Greanse Ylod,

gip. 2 Grpaase Yled,
SmpVrter une Sertsurr ron aS Stiuen,
Sranntmeinen ". @i9arrtH,
erlauht lCA bcrmit psm esuijGrn publtiuH Ni6,
mcnos nm llm5cbung isin reihba.tiscs 9da,r
pen impurtlrttn sBsinrn, SrduntwrlMtn nmp Ss.
oana Gtslr'en ju smpi,blea.
Srtn Scrratb opn iran;Silhen Iptpretnsn
iilr tcmmsnren Scmmtr ii, greg unp ttisbt in
pteltn ptrititesntn 9attunsei, wr St. 3ulisn
1T. Gltepbr, St. Gmllpu, pcntst 9dutt, Gpatsau
eAtsur, Gpatsau Va Stole, @batedu Ndhtlc, Gba-
ttIu Marlailr &c, !rprunter ele tri!rn aStIne
mtlsbf unFrrtrt ipereen. Dielelten wtrpen in
5altb.n uno bclm 0uytne pertduit; stpas ae-
rinscre Sorten auh bel Waacne.
0ftncb Sranep. beu muo ouuttliarbi1, spu
5aS. peuneNy, Saisrae, pirret GIliuun u. 80,
Stns Orpwer's Company uup anstrt Surt,u ,u
rerlhisecnen prclisn. ebenlc Gbdmpd5 5usr, Ma.
oelra, Serrrpmsin une Nbtiuw,n; zSbtsttp.
Gin, 9tuEi &c. = Spn lbapand Gisarren lmmtt
5rpBe Nuswubl an ,sane.
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Scfammtuaebmuacm.
6pmtbicr S 3yluser,

9ie.I5 1fatnltr., spilcbrn Ger Il. n. ID. Strabe,
srlaubsn itt bisrmit ibreu 5rsuupen ME pem
psutitsn Yublitutn utsrbaupt pie ersetenlte Nn
3sge iu madeu, pae lie ibr neu ctablrtes
SSs;m= nmS Siaurrcm=G;sisbdft
untsrm bentiaen 6aas rroifnet baten.
SuTrb elm rsihbaltisss Wager Der belfen Tbein-,
frnn,pliitr unp uugar, sScine. Saytnne unp Jlu
tttue Sranntlpsine, 9tum uup 9Sbisfise uno >0a
pannaS nno Gpmetic. GtSarrsn in Cen Stanp
seieet altn buissn anfUrpcrunaeu ssnilSeu ,u
tonnsn, mire co unisr sifrisitss Seitrstsn iein,
Ipurds Sllliyteit ser 5 ii uuO Neslitat Der Be
pienu ~ uuy lis CUNT prs publitums, gu erin.
gen nnp su srblten.
5lltmonc. Sa., 5. Wai 1860. Es
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Nr.12.
=, uE fa
1sahlaforfn ia Arkanfaa
aHS Dem BaIoIrtrn amerita's.
(S6fGk.l

Or, .
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SSV",0"S s"sp' ke'pnam atitbnitten nib teoruteu,
oseaupten wetItrn, rrn Sbattsn 1eiatr suuf,I,r
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aus hoeb rrm bhsrI ,u srlfredte.
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na@ h. Sfsnsiguna eer @eriammlt,na. ous s.;r
Yl'so sensrfen itno mar i'm asifr,dt.a o,,,n,s
Oapon 9'lFftnat rod; ME ma in St.r ,ri,hr ia.
.a - of' ysttans nab P'tte sicd ,u, mo g,isman.
cue ssbdr on" fannie.
- Der Snotaner ias,rte oaatafn mod nsuu ss,e
nlf0 Dem tOes oss Meitcp; fen, tet, n DEM csr., ,
e'nss @ sSsibse, unisrbielt BORT Elm a,usr r,n
eraptt ,er nattlia fine SpenSsu an essi,. rrn
1rant am 9iersen bes ,sbnten ieppt, ,r,, o..
ln'i 0'i Seu; @ uno Subie auf Ger SbuIt,r r,,rsh',
lst1's sfrutes IN 9arrere 5atte, bic sis iby ,io,,
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suttn s.nifws,lsn tslosea mar, unp r.jmt, n,m
f&iss. .aaf's9A .,S ''o'''N' ''' H'a"e gum a0'
ans wlu Ger tefisSrrts 9feil .feiu qsben n;sf
oe' ls'nsn 5rsnnren bei6lisBsn z fr,ia ibu g,,m,,
fiil6 aRomaum Eat Siemanpsn, Der fi,r ;t,,
teNsn unc lsuie MrceafuS ndssn prp mil -
Dds Sd'b nie'ner 5iitte rnif mir fteiitn7
0u tiit tras! fa5ts eer SSupiaucr, ine,u, r.
'Fsan0''p mt Dem &pFfs nidtr, Dsin Scr, bos
0shltlesn S'nn pis Delne 94or.s, ober N6cmaup,
maB laSen. Die ptiBen Mdnssr babert pas saiIs
am 0purts Ia faoe sttSos.t Die Sdbrt,n s,r
ptrlbe lIne tlten etrcrSer, trnp Birsr fomm,r
nur nod ais 9Saueersr I'm bic 9{isnervu,.,. a.:
er lpnlt TO W'lDreihsn 9bdt,r bic 5esrren Der
2Ssisen haben pic 9tahroidi6te Der SUnpfe s,.
iptrt uho err Bar iisbt, itb in. ibnsn um,pnf
mao sinsm Eager um. @Ho,rsum TT tran.; .asui-
F!Ffil6 Nib tbn seluHp maden. Or ,isbt ma Is
sBrltcn. =. -
Damn sese ipeniNfsus nitbt 10 psit unS ueun
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su u"s; Du baa bier cine 6ein,ats. = Il
Wfe'n Srucst ID sHt - aEowaum sirS saraa
rfnl,n.
unp GLEN - taIt Du BON isr ihon gblti,p'
senDmmen frus Yrown ibn.
NiOmHum Yerabt nmmrr ris, bic ism gutet
sFN'elen, fa9te rsr. Snpianet, sas irtusr Wiap6eR
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