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New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
ARREST OF PATERSON THIEVES.

Frederick Mensel, baker, at Water and
Cintonsts Paterson, missed barrel Of -four from his
store on Tuesday afternoon, and traced it to John
Ruiter's shoemaker's shop, at No Is North Mainst.
Chief of Police Rice discovered secret door pehnd
bureau in the shop and in the adjoining room the Hour
was found together with large quantity OF other stolen
articles Ruter was arrested, and when arraigned yes
teray pleaded guilty to receiving the stolen goods but
not TO the theft
Henry G.. Ryerson, well-known Passaic County
auconeer his horse and buggy standing In Waterst
IN Tuesday evening and when he came back they were
missing. At the midland crossing near Riverside,
he found his buggy lying beside the road com
pletey smashed A short distance further he
overlook a man riding the horse and attempted to stop
him The thief drew knife but Overpowered, tied,
and taken 10 Paterson. The prisoner proved 10 be
Joseph FillIDan brotherin-law OF Ruter., who had
been arrested receiving stolen goods When arraned
before the Recorder yesterday he pleaded guilty to steal
inc the -four but denied the theft OF the horse, ana
claimed that he found him the road and took
sion He was committed in default Of bail, and there
already enough evidence TO convict INN Vi the tne' VI
the horse and buggy
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
HOLLAND AND VENEZUELA.

THE DISPUTE STILL UNSETTLED.
ST. THOMAS, Dec. 6.-Ihe 81. Thomas Times
says its readers are that diplomatic relations
tween Holland and Venezuela have not been very
nmicable footing lately and that rupture an
nounced by telegram the l1th inst The principal
question seems be In connection with the closing Of
the ports OF Maracaibo and Coro and far the
demands and negotiations have transped fail to
how the Dutch Government could insist upon the re.
opening OF those ports unless assisted with the CO
operation OF other friendly Governments"
The Dutch squadron which is expected at this port
consists Of the following ships The frigate Ieewaken
and the corvettes Princess Marie Cornelius Dirks, and
Zveren kras They 10 remain NJ this port awaiting
Tie settlement OF the Dutch question with Venezuela.
Tue German war steamer Victoria arrived here the
29h nit fFon Madeira, and the Augusta awaiting
her The latter vessel left the day boneward
bound IL IL Understood the Victoria Is ordered 10
Venezuela TO protect German interests.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
CUBAN AFFAIRS.
yAIMAsEDAs ENFORCED RESIGNATION.

HAVANA, Wednesday. Dec. 20, 1870
"A number of the highest military officials In
Cuba have requested ex-CaptainGenerai Valnaseua "
sign order allowing them to leave the lsano anu "
turn with him to Spain but he has refused 70 40 So
ACTIVITY OF THE INsURGENTS-A IIEUTENANl-ooF-
rRNoR pIsMIssED--GEN. SAM REMOVED.
JyRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBUSEJ
HAVANA, Dec. 1S.-The insurgents have been
very active recently and have given the Spanish troops
great deal Of trouble band OF from GOO to 100 nsr
gents had encounter in Guayacanes on the 23d ult
with Lieut. Col Carrion and $40 men under his COM
mand. On the Goth ut the troops OF the Coonas en-
campment had sklrInsh with the insurgents.
large band Of insurgents attacked Hoguin on the
I'd inst but repulsed by the troops in garrison
Three other members Of Carlos Garcas band have Deen
taken and one of them has been shot
The villages OF Yaguey Grande and Pamillas nave
been burned by the insurgents Owing to this occur
renee and fraudulent transaction in which he was 1t Is
said involved, the Lieutenant Governor OF Colon mas
been removed and Col. Anselmo Fernandez appointed
In his place.
According to telegrams received from Puerto Rico,
Cen jose Laureano SAM will arrive in Havana Sunday
morning. When the steamer arrives, committee from
the Casino Espaho will meet him and escort him to the
TELEGRAPH Hotel. Gen. SAM is an honorary member OF
the Casino EspahOl Great preparations had been MADE
to receive him. but the Government has prohibited any
demonstration he is IN disgrace with the Home Gov
ernment, and removed from Office at the instance OF
the English Government because Of the shooting OF the
passenger who was forcbly removed from the English
steamer Elder in Puerto Rico By the Spanish authories
The Cuban Jose Gomez was tried by courtmartial in
Santa Clara on the 18th inst for treason The result OF
the trial is not yet known, but he will probably be shot
Numerous reported with the insurgents
but they are not Of sufficient importance TO warrant
giving them in detail.
The Havana press continues to discuss President
Grants message, but says nothing worthy onoe Gen
eral dstrust is manifested by it in the Presidents in
tentions.
Puerto Principe tablet has been placed on the site
of the house where the poet Gertrude Gomez de Ave-
lameda was born There public demonstration on
the occasion.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
ONE HUNDRED PER CENT DIVIDEND.
WHAT BANK DOES TO ESCAPE TIE THREE PER
CENT TAX ON SURPLUS.

WHAT BANK DOES TO ESCAPE TIE THREE PER
CENT TAX ON SURPLUS.
Bank officers were somewhat startled yes
terday by the announcement that the New-YOrk
County CNationaD Bank at No 81 Eightb-ave. had de
cared dividend OF hundred per cent Inquiry last
evening Of of the directors Of the bank elected the
following statements For some time past the banks have
been troubled by the statute which provides for a
local tax of three per cent their surplus capital
This tax regarded with the greatest dsfayor by all
the banks but il was insisted that it legal and must
be paid. The matter finally carried TO the courts,
the banks n the meantime putting much Of their
plus into Government bonds was practicable, under
the suppositon that these bonds were free OF all tax
The director however stated that the Interpretation Of
the statute by the AtOTncyGenera and the courts
adverse TO the banks. The result that measures
progress for the distribution OF the surplus, or
the payment of the under protest in the hope that
subsequent legislation might be procured which would
render imperative the obnoxious statute. The County
Bank had surplus of 1895, 900, and fixed capital Of
100000 The directors had resolved to declare divi
dend Of 90 per cent which wOuld absorb 100000 Of
the surplus The remaining 1925 O00 and the capital Of
S200O00 would form the basis Of future business, while
the 100000 distributed dividend would return III the
form OF deposits. The dividend would be paid the first
business day in January The bulk Of will TO Francis
Leland the President who owns the most OF the stock
The bank has been established 20 years or more and
although small has always had good reputation. The
par value Of the stock is $780, and the market value
S162l2 per share. go
like 50 900 900, and will suffer the most under the tax
will probably pay the tax under protest The banks viii
probably unite 10 obtain favorable legislation.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
RAILWAY INTERESTS.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec. 22.-In the United
States Circuit Court to-day before Justices waite ana
Bond the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad case was
argued by Mr.. Howard Of Richmond, who gave priei
history of the Efforts of some Of the plaintiffs and the
defendants to ous Jurisdiction Of the Court ana read
authorities to show that, under the circumstances inc
Court should exercise against them its summary
for contempt He proceeded to answer the interrotoy
of ChiefJustice Waite to the right OF the court 10
hold jurisdiction, where the parties themselves ues
IN dsmiss their eanse He also replied the argument
Of Mr. Macfarand that where tho Court had no Jnisc
ton the proceedings void 40 inio, ana Showed py
welsettled authority that such proceedings were no
void but voidabe by writ OF error +. L. Smith OF Aa-
bama followed on the same side. and was IN turn SUE
ceeded Inv Iudges Marshal and Crrnp OF Richmond and
Judge Shpman OF New-York Mr.. Evarts closed tne ar
gument, and the Court took the papers, reserVhe
decision until the 80 Of January.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
EFFECTS or HARD TINES.
UNABLE TO STAND THE DRAIN.

WEsTcHEsTER, Penn, Dec 22.-The follow
ing notice was posted the door Of the Bank OF Brandy
wine to-day:
The bank finding itself unable TO meet the continuous
drain upon its deposits, and feeling it unjust TO allow
depOstOrs chances OF Preference over those at
distance has decided not 10 open is doors this morning
II is entirely safe The dcpOsors need feel uneasi
ness the OF the bank unquesuonaby ample
to pay them in full at an early day.
Crowds surrounded the bank for hours and much
excitement existed.
LArER-The Bank Of Brandywine has made an assign
ment for the benefit Of It's creditors. 1t is thought the
depcsitors will be paid in full.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
TEIEGRAPHIC NOTES.

SAN Francisco, Dec 22.-Reports from Santiago
say all Il quiet along the line
MILFORD, Penn, Dec. 22.-The hog disease Is pre-
y.ng to an alarming extent and other counties
IN NewJerrey.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 22.-Alrs. Catharlne Quigley,
through the head by her husband last week. dei
this morning at the Pennsylvania Hospital
HARRISBURG, Penn. Dec. 22.-The representa-,
yes Of seven SynOls different religious denominations OF
today, TO consider the best
means Of prov entiDg the dissertation Of the Sabbath
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 22.-The Committee I'D the
c.se OF MAYOR Iogne are the charges made
against him by Alderman Davs bot reporters are ex
cuded report Of the Committee VIII not pc fcAay
ali PROBABILITY until aitor the holidaya
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
WHAT TO TRY LAWRENCE FOR.
IMPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS FROM WASHINGTON
INTERNATIONAL COURTESY INVOLVED.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO TRrBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, Dee. ga letter from Attorney
General Pierrepont to the Disrict-Attorney OF New
York, given below, regarding the famous Lawrence
smuggling case of peculiar interest at the present
time. 1t will be remembered that there were nine
counts in the indictment of Lawrence, upon four of
which he was extradited the other five being for Of
fenses for which he could not be e1tradlted under
treaty stipulations. 1t seemed to be the desire of
the Dstrict-AttOrney to put Lawrence on trial for
all the oifcnses Judge Perrepont wrote the follow
ing letter in relation to the subject:
DEPARTsfTsT or JUSTICE, WAsuISGToN, Dec 22, 1875.
GEoRoE BLISS, esq, v. y. Attorney, Hec-Yorl CIy.
SIR: Application is again made 10 me III the Lawrence
Ip0vrepeat what heretofore written with care
funess and urgency, and what carefully tired TO I'M
press upon you when y0n here that Tor grave po-
ltca reasons Lawrence must first be tried upon the
charge upon which he eXtradited and upon no other
until trial ended and whether subsequent proceed
ings for crimes shall shall not be taken must
await the order tho President Now upon the exami
nation Of the papers, 1t Is perfectly easy for you
and the court TO determine upon what chlrge
Lawrence was extradited, aud TO proceed 10 try hlm
upon that charge, and upon that only This is matter
OF very great importance, and you must not bunder
in IT, There are consequences involved IN or serious
nature as | have already verbally told You, and we
want proceed in strict conformity with nteFnauona
law and international courtesy Therefore merely edd
try him first upon the charge for which he was extra
dited and for that only This instruction is so specific
and so definite that IL does not seem possible hat an
hone 81 mistake be made III this case. Very respect
fully EDWARDS PIERREPoNT, Attorney General.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
ADDRESS OF ISAAC II. BAILEY.

/ take it that every man here is in good
humor with everything but "the two bottom buttons Of
his wastcoat,' and therefore We in ft frame Of
mind to panegyrze the Pilgrima We met under cir
cumstances very favorable not only our
enjoyment, but well calculated to stimulate
our pride. We honored with the
presence Of the Chief Magistrate OF the nation. (Ap
plausel And in order TO make that triumph complete
have received visit from the General Of the Army
appause who has from St. Louis expressly to at
tend this dinner 1t is not the province OF the Chair
enter upon discussion OF the character and qualities of
the Pilgrims. There is no doubt whatever that
Indian policy is the perfect incarnation OF humanity
as compared with that OF foreiathers in
NewEngland They sent missionaries 10 purify they
sent doughty warriors TO subdue have only TO say that
the affairs OF the society prosperous that larger
number Of members have joined in this year than for
many preceding and that your funds have been in
creased.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
THE FLOATING coFFINs OF THE PACIFIC

SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 22.-Owing to the
severe structures OF Tie Victoria Press the loss OF the
steamship Pacific, Messrs Goodal, Nelson Perkins
announce their intention withdrawing the ships from
that line Assemblyman Pulen OF san Francisco. for
merly an employe Of the Goodall Nelson & Perkins
Company, has introduced resolution In the Assem-
bly, asking the appointment OF a Legislative Com
mtee to devise means prevent disasters similar To the
loss of the Paclc He supported the resolution Ia
speech referring the the coast In tue past few
aen the which permits ships 10 20 10 sea
in all unsound condition, lily provided with means OF
saving life aud Win hptlstUUrtEy, undscpnei crews
large composed CL.ncc. The resolution and speech
cause mucn comment H. naLtca! circles.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
EOREIGN NOTES.

MADRID, Dec. 22.-Gen. Echague has been
appointed 10 the command OF the Army OF the Left.
SHANGHAI, Dec. 2.-Chen-Lan-Pin and
Yung-Heng have been appointed Ministers to the
United States.
LONDON, Dec. 22.-Prince Pierre BOnaparte
has issued an address candidate for the Chamber Of
Deputies from Corsica.
LONDON, Dee. 22.-Lord-A Advocate Edward
strathea Gordon, Conservative has been reelected to
Parliament by the universities OF Glasgow and Aberdeen.
PLYMOUTH, Dec. 22.-The steamer Labrador,
Capt Surmount. of the General Transatlantic Company,
from New-Yor Dec H. for Hayre, arrived Off this port
at O'Clock last night. Owing TO the prevalence OF \
heavy gale however II was found impossible TO land
passengers and mails, and they Will consequently be
debarked at CherbOurg.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
GRIMES MD cAsuALrIEs BY TELEGRAPH

WlIKFsnARRE, IcUu.. Dee. 22.-AnthOiy Lana
han was ais afternoon nUty of murder a. tie ltst dc
sree tAo killing capt JJuL alley on sept 49, lS4.
AUBUES y. J.. bcr. 22.-NeS grtay. willie Dennis
Dslv ia.tr iayp,l, t-yrra Cpinty, rllv.ng 20
tato,s p.t, hsSy 's OF a iel uIon lam, AID
Wien taken Odt d. Wa ,ouud - bc de@u
BAITIM RS, Dee. .2.-t.ilEabCth Eitulaa, a little
ckld Jon If'y inIantach, 70 Oh, died this
morning irpui . It H. have beea iOsoaci lVd cake,
bought aconirel.,,i - sa"p ih ihisrA.
PogrsyHLT, ltlA.. Dec. 22.-1hc special ro'ice Of
the READING ka, ga cpipty At gurng ilr Tracks aud
The yrigu5 q. Lo.af Carmel 70 Gs Ol des
peadces ai fttcsr ,tain last lishs a.. ird oa 'he
conduct IN ltG.rp .itt. tfe l}.r ~ IT, leg ity
began h. a. tns ,1AI.ttr N - rrstgs cngSrs
AT -ei. tea 1n
citcnent In bnie,nr
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
CANADIAN IMMIGRATION.

TORONTO, Dec. 22.--ln the Legislature last
night the estimates for 1876 were discussed One
item was Of $4,000 for immigration The Hon. Mr.
mcDougal said that too many mechanics came
70 the country during the present depression Of
trade Ontario, he said paid than necessary
on this branch and he moved that view Of the de-
pressed condition OF the manufacturing industry the
surplus OF seeking employment IL the opinion
Of the House that was inexpedient TO offer special
eoursxement TO tmWigTotton for 1876 The Hon My
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
THE RUTLAND ROADS FIGHT.

Sr. ALBANs, Vt, Dec. 22.-The Rutland
Railroad Company pettioned for an injunction to re-
strain moestaton If ii shall repossess It's road tor Deacn
of conditions asoto restrain the Central Vermont Rail
road Company from preventing the Cheshire and Con
necticut River Railroads from paying monthly balances
TO the Rutland Railroad Company, according 10 the
lease also for an order compel the Central TO give
security Of rent The hearing mas Dec nAeu
for tbe tb instant here Testimony s being taken here
today TO be used before the Supreme Court IN January
in the Central Vermont quo arranto case TO determine
the validity OF the election last May.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
THREE p1sTILLERs ARRESTED.

PITTSBURGH, Penn, Dec. 22.-JOhn l.. Hoff-
man. Conrad Hoffman, and William Bowers, comprising
the firm OF Hoffman Co.. distllers, in Butler County,
arrested and brought TO this city to-day charged
with Illicit disting Alexander Harvey and David King
are under arrest the former charged with fraud IN
connection with the dtery and the latter with fraud
ulentlY issuing warehOueing bonds.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
OPENING OF A NEW ROAD.

PORTLAND Dec. 22.-The Portland and Og-
densburg Railroad opened to Johnson VT, to-day.
large party this city have gone over the road ana
will pass the night St. Johnsbury. returning tomorrow
The read is now running from Portland 19l miles using
the Boston, Concord and Montreal road from Fabyans to
SCOTS Mills.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23

Crooks snd the policy Of the Government was TO oncour
age the Enumeration OF agricultural labor and doesuc
servants only and he believed employment cond % pe
found durng the Winter for $4,000 OF these classes Inc
oyernment intended continue the same policy IN tnis
matter. After some further discussion MI McDouga"S
motion as lest and the item passed.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
A FAST NAIL OFF THE TRACK.

ALBANY, Dec 22.-Last evening the fast
train which left New-York yesterday morning and Al
bany al O'Clock D. m, was thrown from the track at
Canastota N Y, in consequence of misplaced switch
The engine was turned upside down, but the engineer
Mr. sigsbec. and the fireman escaped unip)ureu Inc
dr cars and passenger coach were thrown
FROM the track fortunately the passengers escaped
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
CONNERCIALLOAN COMPANY.

CHICAGO, Dec. 22.-The Commercial Loan
Company, which has resolved to close up its affairs
owing reported disagreement among the directors,
will only pay so cents the dollar, and that only on
the condition OF time being given The suspension falls
heavily on poor people having savings deposited With
the Compauy,
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
THE PROVIDENCE FAILURE.

PROVIDENCE, Dec. 22.-The Committee ap-
pointed to examine into the affairs of the Providence
Tool Company have further adjourned ill tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
THERMOMETER $50 IN PENNSYLVANIA.

MILFORD, Penn, Dec. 22.-The weather here
to-day Is exceedingly beautiful At noon, the thermom-
eter indicated 6S degrees in tho shade aud when exposed
SO. Such day at this OF the year is
beyond the recollection Of the oldest nhabitant
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
THE SPIRITS TAY-FRA UDS.
S,o, 900 OF Unpaid DUTJEs

SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 22.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury has made an assessment OF Sl25,0oo
against Charles Jost Grove Adams Jerome b. Fargo aud
Charles Werner ior unpaid duties on spirits made III
lS6s and 1863,
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
BURNING OF A TRAINING SHIP.

TWENTY BOYS SUPPOSED TO HAVE persisted.
LONDON. Wednesday, Dec 22 1875.
Tbe training ship Goliath. at Gravesend, was
burned this morning There is reason to believe
that 20 boys perished in the flames
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
CHANGE OF RECEIVER.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec. 22.-In the case OF
the Richmond and Atlantic Airline Railroad Company
j. H. Fisher was appointed receiver in place OF Buford
by consent
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
THE ERUPTION OF MOUNT vEsUvIUS.
Wnhnnadar 1Q-k

Dispatches from Naples report that the agita-
ton Mount vesuvius is increasing, and extensive
eruption is expected.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
A WEEKS PORK-PACKINg.

ST.. LOUIS, Dee. 22.-Ihe Lire Stock and
Commercial Record gives the number OF hogs packed here
for the ending today rs 33,834. The average
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23

weight was 2769s pounds The total number Pae9sc eEa
since Nov Is III 625 purchased by butcners 1000
purchascd by shippers, 45,277 total 232,773.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-17
3 ie3eiten q 5 BERN il d

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NadtS eineiunae 6rau su ibrcm Manne,
,oaB Gu INNER 10 ipdt mad 9auie
tommit?"
9u bait es MIR ielbit au9eW0bnt," mar
ole Nutwort. nWenn i'd, ebe mir ber'
beirntbet mOrcn, gbsnoS BEL Dir mar
unS nm elf llbr nad 9auie 9eben moatc,
pnrfIt gu beine Nrme UNI meinen 9als
uno io9tcf: DSb 9eb nod nidt! gs III
ia nod 10 frhb"
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SO dbrenb bes Diners.

SAT-: ,9iebsr Greunb g., i'd made
Oeiner 5rau msin Compliment. Sic
fodt gang srquiiit eie. lit cine Sirs
tuolin I'M culinariihen Genre. Mfuoame,
bebisncn Sic iid babel zines Sod.
DUDES ?"
Maoame: 80 ia, id babe oeren meb
rere."
SAT-: nllno ueIds, iuenn i'd fragen
6arf ?"
Otabame: 90 1T crit mein Grocery
bud, mein Mleblbud, meiu Mil6bud
uno mein SIeiidbud - ba5 iinb ME uiel
Bidder, bic id gum Sohen 5en0tbiae.'
(8oit madt Gin iebr Dummies 9ei6t)
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Nlpentrduter- Ml aaenbitter.

q lpentrduter- 10 aaenbttter.
0isncr n9uten Sag, 9err 9lpot5efer
Meine guaotge MaDome i6idt mid, cine
6Iuide bon bem 10, mi: beibt Is bob
- bon Dem Observation-Disclosures -
uein, wout' id iaesn Ma9enalpens
bittertr1uter - Observation-Disclosures
- Magentra9enmitterbitter ia bring
+ IT bas @ort nidt mebr berous !"
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itebe Sud sluar idon, Sbr luoIt bon Dem
~bcfanntcn Observation-Disclosures -
ma, no, isbt usriprche id mid ielbit -
bon Dem Observation-Disclosures -
mieOer nidt! Observation-Disclosures
- Ma3elalptnmitter 2lpcnfrogen -
fraIpen sum 3eufeI, iebt Bat er mid
10 toufuS 9ena6t, Dap ids felbit nimmel
ia9cu fanu !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-17

- s.-7ie lleberarobs
pom SEQ Re llrQsl an Die NIfcniiten ruff
einsm Yariier glatte fOIgcnre Geididts
aus Sem ipnnii6cu Sir9ertric9e Der
9teiBiaer.Sabts, w:Ide benefit, Dap
Die Dirt bes 8irnerfr'sqes in Spanien
immcr bisislbe bIeibt, in'S GebddtniB
,uriif:
ySGbrenS bes erbittertsn Samples
,mrihcn Garliiten unb Gbriifiuos nA9m
emit General 3umaIacarregnD eiren Der
Sruocr S'2onncQ, Der in ben &ciben
Der Sbriltinos fndt, 9eion9en. Sieie
O'2onncq mar elm l,niperlit1tsfreune
3umo!acarre0ng's; Der 2ebtere %bebanOelts
i'm nit pieler @0fidteit. Ii'B lbn in
icinem 3eIte ihlafcn, Iub i'm on ieincn
Slid uno bciddftigte iid Eomit, i'm
aegen eincn bon ZEN Gbriiinos 9efIn'
genen GarIiiten 'Sifiier aussuwsdieIn,
absr oIs Der leBtere SeritIa9 oem @briiti
nos'@eneral binterbrc6t wurbe, lieB
UleItI Uul utH <NHtu OCo %uLlun.C itutp
ale gefangenen @ofliten eridieBen uuo
iagte baiu DSo untsrbanble i'd NIT
Gebelen !"
Says barauf iaBeu 3umalacarrs9np
uno iein Sefan9ener in oes Grteseu
3elt bel Der Morg.n.@bocolooc.
rOu feblt trauri9 aus" bsmerttc
O'Gonnen.
sd bins" ontwortete ser General.
,@arum?
,@:il id Did, fobat6 Ou nit Seiner
Chocolate ferti9 biit, aidiesen Iuiien
muB."
SITS nur oos /" antnortete S'9on.
neu. ISM Sjrasrtrie9e mnb ieOer r.dts
Spani.r puf Naes 9sfHbt ictn."
Man tluldte nod einige Suaene.
Grinneruu0en aus, 3umaIocarrsgrp Nob
ieinem Sreuu0c einias @igarettcn, Damn
umArmteu i'd 8tioe uuo S'0onnel
ing unO lisb iib obne SrCa eridisBen.
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81 i'd bas ri Atise 9 em Of t.

Nas 0riintsrgrr Srsis. uno SnteIi<
gen; @latt tcridtet m0rtlid Solsenoes:
y8ei DER am WontuN Ooraenommenen
Suffer-. NcpiIion purocn mieberum brei
Srauen erwiidt, weIte nidt bns ri9ti9c
@criht battcu."
NNir miheu mcbt. y@nS ciu rcdtsr
sdn;iber lit, mnB pic8en iiebcn Ytunn";
oIIeiu wie pi,l Silosramm cine mobI>
acipogsne 8utterfrau in @riinbcrl baben
muB, lit mrs ni6t 0enou befannt,
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8ute @ a b I.

@rof: nNun, meine 2iebe, feb Dir
nal sic 9eute an - Elm fleiusS ptrfettts
Stubenmdbden unb cine fraftige, ger
funre Gimme bonn 9anoe !"
8rd1n: 3D., mein Soft Sieie gar'
itiae, pieridrotige Yerion ion i'd INNER
UNI mid baden Stein, nimmermebr; Die
mub in sic Slide uno bic nieoIide Sleine
nebmc i'd mir ais Gimme !"