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New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
ADMITTING NEGROES TO THEATRES.

In the United States Circuit Court yester-
day. In the case Of Joseph Singleton, doorkeeper at
the Grand Opera House, indicted Tor violating the
Civil Rights act 10y refusing admittance TO cOlored
man named Davis counsel for the defendant demured
to tie ndicacnt the cround that the Act Is uncOn
stitutonal because It nerferes with the right OF the
state OF New-York provide the means under which
citizens the state have the power 10 control their
prfvtte pr0pertv. Assistant Disrct-AtfOney Fiero
pointed that this assertion OF state Rights,
because fact claiming that the United states
had not the power extend citizen right which
the state itself conferred others or its cltzeus De
cisiOn was deferred until the February term. The
question is ~ be carried to the Supreme Court
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
BOOK KEEPER CHARGED WITH DISHONESTY.
nnnn ia nnw nen1inr in the Icffnrann

4 case IS HOW ptnuIng III Iht JcHClSOn
Market Police Court against c. C. FOlln formerly
ployed Frank Leses publishing house, the charge
of cmbezzlenent The complaint is brought by Isaac
England who as assignee Of the late Frank Leslie's
estate has been carrying the business Of the house
for the benefit OF the creditors. The defendant Is
charged with appropriating sums OF mOhoy 10
Ills own use, while serving III the capacity OF book
keeper without making any record OF the transactions
In the books IN his care.
Several months ago IL published IN TIE TRIBUNE
that Mr. FOln, clerk for the State Commission at the
Centennial had tailed To turn $1,000 OF the fund
appropriated by the State and which remained uncx-
pended IN the hands OF the commission Certain state
records In his also missing Subsequently IL
Is stated the records found IN the STATE Library at
Albany and the money was paid over to tho State Con
ITnllcr.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
L.LLOYD HAIGLPs ESTATE.

committee of creditors of j. Lloyd Hagh
was appointed at a meeting Tuesday to devise
method by which the business might be continued for
the benefit OF the creditors and % the estate II was
suggested ut the meeting that the estate should be
placed under The management OF trustees who should
continue the bsnrss. The committee Will hold meet
ing In few days and VIII submit report, 1t ~ ex-
pectcd ut the next general meeting Of the creditors,
which Will he held early next week.
The receiver OF the GrOcers' Bank has not made an
official statement OF the banks condition,
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
CRIMINAL NOTES.

John Steinmuller was held for trial yester-
day at the YJIye Police COnrt charged with Keeping
policy shop at No. 250 East sixtJ -fthst.
David Buckley and John Hughes, two out
i've persons arrested tor alleged participation IN
the assault On ROundsman Drnn were held for
ton Yesterday by Justice Patterson in the iorkVile
Police Court.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, be-
fore Justice kbreth. james B Johnson, boarding at
Lcggetts Hotel charged John Hives age fortytwo, Of
No. 145 Fult0n-st.. with violating the law against
rambling johnson alleges that January he visited
the place OF Hayes and ost 700 nc faro Hayes was re-
qulrcd 20 procure bonds $1,000 and he offered the
name OF Thomas j. Daly. proprietor OF low liquor store
IN James-st., which promptly rejected. Johnson
was sent TO the House of Detention.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
ASSAULT BY A DISCHARGED SERVANT.

Bernard Mooney is the proprietor OF res
tauralt at No 14l5 Broadway. In his employment "a
waiter was William Nc Dermott who Was discharged
last Monday night. Yesterday he returned, ana catch
ing up butcher knife chased Mooney round the saloon,
and finally made him 60 down on his knees and beg
pardon tor some fancied insult. During this scene
the guests fed from the saloon, and the cash.
Ter, Louisa Baker, tainted behind her desk.
When she recovered she saw employer running ont
OF the front door with McDermOtt IN pursuit Ann
Daley former cook, who had returned with McDer-
mott held Mooney In her arms az the beginning OF the
conflict McDetmot and Ann were both arrested, ana
Justice Patterson at the 1rkyiile Court hEeu cDef-
mott $40 Aun was fined 50. aud in default both were
agff IA mr.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
UNITED STATES SUPREME corrpr

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-The following lyns;-
ness was transacted in the Supreme Court Of tie u,ed
States to-day:
Nos l076 ami lo76-N A. cowdry apDe'laii. Q T. n
Nanlenierg ct al Appeal from the Dist ic 0f nsn a. D.
1hes1 gfnHe cOgraot made Vautr. 80. a
Co with tn BOad Of Public works ts Us fici OF 5S
ha for ipsOgD certain streets IN the Citv wa hf ,on
submitted by Joseph II Bradley for appellant ant 4 "a
PAYNE for appellee under the twentieth rule. IftHsi
Ar ument continue Dy Frank JIurl and " Sn N "a,
aDp"iees argument uded by Emo TOen on maj
an. No. 7O.-Wilism n Neeks. ai.tin Ia error ast
,obert ODhers "a Prom California This an a. y,
Cjecimen brought 100 30. 10 IN the ,1
Of san Francisco Arcument began by Mr. Montg0arryy
Blair the palniln continued bY NJ
\. - Wilson for The fcssueant error. "
Adjourned until TO morrow az l2 O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15

"Going to leave. MaryY' ".Yes mum; l
And am very disoontentea." II there Is auytnins
can do To make you com Portable, let me know. NO NO
mum IFS impossible. You can't alter yonr nsge. a sna y
fgger no morn can Your dresses won't NJ me- anu
.aS;t snoear on sundays as used at my last place
where Inissus's clothes fitted 'xaety"
Papa said he, as he was being SHOWN
some pictures In book santa Claus had eit so slsn.
Pana why does carnes have such big hunches on .se
b.cLs a. Tbe IN formation received not being sausv
tory he at length solved the difficulty himself msl.S
know mana said he, it's SOS theyH no ea"o's
wl,ich must be the reason.-lEmlra Adyertlsef'
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
nprAKrNG INro A IANITOR,s ROOM.

Eugene O'Nel has been janitOr of Grammar
school No. 20. at Seventy ith-s aud Thlrd-aye. for
two years. The Ward Trustees recently removed him
without charges and put John L. Nosburgh IN hs place
Judge sedgwck yesterday granted = temporary injunc-
on against the trustees aud Mr. Vosburgh The argu-
mcut for permanent IL ruuctou viii bc made Saturday.
In MS complaint Mr.. O'Ncl that Mr. Vosburgh on
tn, Night January r. with lmmes and other iRstru-
mcnis broke into the IuitorS rooms and the next day
H. C. Perkins, of the school inspectors, attempted,
With the aid OF police officers to eject tine llalnun.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
THE COURTS.
THE LEWIS WILL CONSPIRACY.

THE LEWTS WILL IONcFIKAO1
CROss-FXAMINATION OF THE sO-CALI.ED FEMALE
DETECTIVE.
Another hearing was held yesterday in the
contest over the will Of Joseph J.. Lewis. of Hoboken
wno left 600 600 toward the payment OF the National
debt Mss Helen Florence the so-called female decc
tive. WAS cross-cxamned She said she had not rem
dered any detective services in the Lewis ease except
to appear as a witness. II told Detective Lowell sah
Miss Florence "that knew where the forged marriage
certificate was planned and he asked to testify 10
planned at Mrs. Russclls boarding g-hou-e Gaeia'
Caldwell Fleet and Arnaux were engaged IN IT, MIS-
Russell told me that man had 70 Jersey CitY 10
obtain chemicals and ink TO be used 10 filing ont the
certificate. Airs Russell to get $4,000 Tor giving
the OF her house to the cOnspraOrs II tue VIII was
broken"
Miss Florence denied that she had been engaged
in q scheme OF bilckmail. She once lived IN boHsc III
Washing gtOn-p ace this city, and entered compliant
against It az house Of dsOrdery character Inc VIII
ness refused TO many OF the questions
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15

The boy who doesn't leap over seven hitch
ing-pOsts, Kick lame dog snatch a handful OF navy
beans In front of grocery store knock over box
or two work the handle OF every pump the side
walk on his way home from school, is either lazy
doesn't feel we'll
"Ma, are you going to give me another
piece OF pie I" Ma" What do you want TO know fort
Jeanette" Because, II you aint want to cat this
piece acknowledgements Gazette,
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
CnnRr OF APPEALS

ALBANY, Jan. 14.-In the Court of Appeal,
todayprcscnt, the lion. Sanford T. Church, c. j. and
associate e.--thc following business was iransacted:
No 2-Wiliiam RYAN plantif in error agt the Peoolo
&C. defendants In error-Argned 10y f. J. Westbroos Tor
paintf In and A. Clearwater for defendants
No 4-NancY Corie admiDisuairix, respondent agt To
NewNOrk Central and HuisOn River Railroad Co panv
appeliantArcned by Matthew Hale tor appellant and H.
Ciutr for RESPONDENT.
The following the Court Of Appeals eannfar for Thurs
day January H. 1851: Nos 81, D. T. :, TO- 10 Is and 2s
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
POLICEMAN NUGENT'S TRIAL.

The trial of John Nugent, the police officer
charged with completely m the Manhattan Bank burg
larry was continued yesterday III the Court OF General
Sessions before Judge Cowing. The cIossexaminaton
~ sheyclin was concluded. Testimony given to
prove that Nugent knew Sheveln before the robbery
and also 10 show that after the burglary the prisoner
had more than the usual amount OF money in his pos
ma oaea wi continued TODAY.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
OPINION IN A RAILROAD SUIT.

TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 14.--ChancelOr Runyon
delivered opinion to-day in tho case of the Central
Railroad Company OF New-Jersey, and Others against
the New-Jersey West Line Railroad Company. the
questions whether the shall be argued in Fed
to defend both suite The Chancellor decides that they
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
EXTENSIVE THEFrs FROM STEAMSHIPS.

Michael Sbanahan was placed on trial yes
tcrday a Jersey cry, an indictment charging HIM
With being member OF the gang OF steamship dock
thieves which had iis headquarters I'm this city few
years ago The robberes Of this gang are estmaed at
from $500 900 % 100000 The robbery for which the
indictments found that OF silks valued at $4,000
which were stolen from the docks OF te North German
Lloyd ~teamsl Company. Ia HObukcn on October >,
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
MORE LIVE STOCK FOR ENGLAND.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 1.-the British steamship
Thanemore cleared hence for Liverpool to-day with the
largest cargo of live stocK ever shipped from TINS pert
she has board 3S head OF cattle oOI sheep ana io'
bogs rhe cattle are owed between decks.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
NEW APPOINTMENTS
MIR. BUTCHER LIKELY TO BE NAMED FOR sUPp
INTENDENT or PUBLIC WORKS.
IBY TELEGRAPH To rmg rRBusg.I

ALBANY, Jan. 14.-1he early Adjournment
of the Senate to-day II is sad prevented the Governor
from sending in two nominations for important Offices
It is rumored tonight that Of the nomination was
OF silas f. Dutcher Oi NeWYOrk. for Superintendent
OF Public Works, and thc other nomination that OF
Jeremiah Drew for Captain OF the Port Of New-York
Warden Davis, OF Sing sing Prison, has resigned his
office The resignation Is 10 take effect April THIS
resignation, Il Is said has been brought about by
political pressure. Mr. Pisbury will appoint "A Repub-
lcan In Mr. DAVIS place.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15

sunrise this morning Snowthe first Of the Winter-fel
to the depth of inches during the night IL Is
rapidly disappearing today however, with bracing
wind from tine northwest.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y. Jan. 13.-fhe severe snow
storm or last night and the cold wave OF to-day have
again led Hudson Rlyer with ice and 1t is rapidly
closing.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
AN AGENT EXCEEDING HIS AUTHORITY.

Judge CbOate yesterday handed down a
decision in the matter Of Ketchum & Belknap, bank
rupts Franklin NJ. Ketchum and Thomas Belknap jr.,
were copartners in banking and brokerage business
and failed in 1873 Morris Kctchum father OF Franklin
Kechum. employed Belknap individually as bis agent
and intrusted to him for safe keeping a large
amount of securities. Belknap also had authority
to draw checks IN the name or Morris Ketchum,
only the and benefit OF the latter After the
failure OF the finn 10 discovered that, unknown 10
Franklin VI. Kechum. Bekndp had drawn checks In the
uame 90 Morris kctchum and had deposited the pro
ceeds to the credit OF the firm H. an g. 6I2 used
this way Beknap also sod securities which he held
in trust aud deposited the proceeds to the fm account
He used other securities By hypothrcaiir@ Them with
the Fourth National Bank. The clam for missing Sc
curtes 1880 One OF the creditors took prnceed-
ngs 10 expunge the proofs OF the debts. Judge Choate
holds hat the proofs Of the dcOts must stand as valid
claims against the estate.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
AFFAIRS AT ALBANY.
THE COMMITTEES APPOINTED.

ExPERIENCED MEMBERS sFLFCrED FOR REsPoNs-
BILE DUTiEs-TnE SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC
WORKS.
The Senate and Assembly committees were an
nounced Yesterday Men of experience have gener-
alv been appointed as chairmen and members OF ithe
committees The chief criticism comes from the
BROOKLYN members who think they have been treated
unfairly ia the composition o. the Committees on
Cities. II Is supposed that Sias B. butcher will be
nominated for Superintendent of Public Works.
and jeremiah Drew for Captain of the Port OF New
York.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
SENT TO PRISON FOR TWENTY YEARS
TRIAL OF THE NEGRO WHO NEARLY MURDERED
COOK

John Robinson, the negro who robbed the
house OF General HendricksOn No. l44 West Forty
eghthst and nearly killed Mary Redfern the cookwas
tried yesterday before Judge Gildersleeve. He was
indicted burglary the first degree and assault with
intent kill plea OF burglary in the second degree
was accepted, and he then tired for assault. He
was defended by Mitchell Mr.. Rollins prosecuting.
Mary Redern and Mary Brady testified as TO the rob
berry and assault telling the story already told IN lul
I'm The TRIBUNE. The jury returned verdict OF guilty
Judge Gndersleeve sentenced him TO state Prison ior
ten years each offence the second term to begin at
the expiration of the first MI. Rollins announced That
the prisoner had been sent to prison Tor burglary I'D
1852 and $40.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
a CITY TREASUREKS ALLEGED FRAUDS.
.yndge Knaup has ordered a nolle prosegui

on the Indictment against John Kamena, exCiy Treas
urer of Hoboken, who is alleged TO have embezzIed SCI
OOO The Judge said he satisfied that the State
could not make out account OF the statute OF
limitations. Kamena promised that n nolle pTosequi
was entered he would assist Ia recovering the money
from his bOndsmen.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
WINTER At LAST.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 13.-There has been
sudden change In the weather since yesterday, the
thermometer falling 500 between sunset yesterday aud
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
BETRAYALS OF TRUST.
pEcIuATInNS AND FRAUDS.

THE TRADE N sTOLEN POsTAGE sIAMPs-HU" II
MAY BE CHECRTD-THE BoGERT DEFALCATIoN
AND TIE HAIGH FORGEREs.
A prominent banker suggests simple method Tor
preventing the tbefts of postage stamps by clerks
and Office boys for SALE Dealers in postage stamps
say they take every reasonable precauton against
purchasing from Young boys and dishonest persons
Treasurer Bogeris defacations are believed TO date
nearly to his election as Treasurer of the Produce
Exchange c. C.. Fallen. bookkeeper OF the late
Frank Leslie is charged with dishonesty.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15

are not, and that the complainant corporation mr.,
eject within eight days whether they will proceed IN tb
Federal or State courts =" 'nd
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
A CoNsPIRATOR REBUKED.

2 Boston, Jan. l4.-A specIaI uIspatcn 10 TIC
Journal from Skowhegan, Me-, says:
vssteraav ri the annual meeting the First National
Rank for the choice of directors, William Pnibriek
its past cashier and since leading director was denied
resierfion by the Pblbrick Is the Insur
snce Con- ssioner, aud planned and executed the plot
hv which more than 800 Republicans were disffan-
ciised and the Republican candidate for Representa
tive who received than $50 majority was counted
snt This Is q stinging rehuke because Phbrck IL an
exoerepced banker aud because the stockholders COM
prse large number OF business men, farmers, etc IL
rhaws what they think OF those who rob the people OF
Its suffrage. Philbfick did not get . vote.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
POSTAGE STAMP PILFERING.

A PRACTICAL PREVENTIVE SUGGESTED by A
BANKER-TALKs WITH DEALERS IN POSTAGE
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Wdsreno tas U,ititar lana1am v,r

gpdsremo taS Iititdr lanslan Y,r
tytn+t, III Galb nit Natfen psrlsbsn nor
ter. Nn @erpit's Ssits lsitss sr raa
garr!eanenbau. Mtt na3Iaabt;ter
Gtbneaistsit Nao pie G'eiausns;; 1oie oIs
Gsrmanseten in 5id5e.b beit ssbra:St uip
lie tsiten 3ueonss CUR nas1en stalto:t
ftan,t.
s8ahrsnb binttr tielsn 8eridan3unasn
her csrtrsasns &dnpca psn IH8rff'n scs
Nlttitdrs ttae1nen. nerhen oea Ansstea
ii 9rmiisn Dfifaa3ca iuiasr asut B1rrEe
eabsu natb err innsten 5taot IA aHfae
6aut. 1nit on1sileuastiasr Ema9feit Rnc
a&;daIEas Sns;gpusu IN 3aBf has sr~
esNtiidjls Naierisi ca3@ hfrtei;gTtispseu.
~ i1Gsm sd'stfs rpr eet RssoIte hattsn
pie 8erc9ner DC, 3etro1tsn Strabsn
GAissn una aaSea j9ycs !oiuicr 5sIhfcHen
unit fit laatlcs in pte brnfslitea 0iaisl
ssFIatet. DurH Dcnnsrnae SGlass
3ssrn BE 5ausit;ir itsess al5bnl0 aus
iarsa: @erisd aufssfSrt, srntss iba:a "
UHaen tseeutst um ben Ran'Pfsrn fIe
8sdt nnS 6reiasit iebs mar maslihe Saifs
su Ieilsn.
Die teifloleRs gsrrprruna tsrrl&ts III
Der Stast. Gin ercbsr She'll Der plSslih
erRanbsnsn rspolutiemGssm Strettnlast
ipussc etgcntlIia gar ntAt, lin mas es iF,A
aantslts, su uelHsm 3@ede man brsia
fctlna; ls hettsn tsiae Mbnuna eayon,
bab maa asaen bic aswaltlaue ltntsrbri,'
dung ees 5nlt'ihsa progra,a,ns gu 5rlas
soJ. Ois roths SABINE mar i6r @anier,
oat 'bnsn gon, anotre 3isle pertiss. ale
bic SsrrirtlicAnra Der beldeiosnen Sosafe,
fir lpsifas bic literal ssfaatsa Bar3sr
Dnt unb glat einieben.
t5ortfebuns fo!st.
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Sci 8raaowuubsa III oas st, 81.
toes Ssl BON muabetaurer Wirtuns. G5
3'eet SleihIan ra5 6susr aus ben ans.-
ssiftsnea 5tel1en uao pirtt paburh, mann
aud I'M Xnfans bic Samsr,en srober CT
i1sinsn, beileno uao bernbisenn. Gines
meiner aineer, 2 Sabre oft, bate cine
Btanennabe am 5nbe, bic S Weaen lang
INNER weitsr frab uno, wie es ltieu, als
Ter gfittel ipottets. Fad einu,alisem
@etraude beS st. Sato3s Sel mutoe bic
Wunee trofen uno fret BON Otter unb in
tnrjer Belt sebeilt. Nitesatus Supp,
Wi4. prairie, Dtiun.
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Arnl pieoer in letenpi4es 6Ieild ; erlSIel
I's midl nen pieicc gu 9finte matsapen
une'ach 3leih5eitis emp0Tenoen oiiiflo
ilgtsit; Detbeifen lie mig ill einem 9eluaoen
e S@laF !; fd'esa T1ie l:iid9 oor ieaer 5ur
Ser5nel1lunS briHgenpen Wtnutcn5l1
(srei lpi9reno iener Mldsfianoeu, in p,t
delt lidb wa9rlhsiaIid, Der P1ter Oerte(
NIT oerlerl52n 3ir,beumujit uutsrb1tt. Die
nian 5bnar5telt nsnut ieBeu f. MID
enoll1 btr5 IN Stuno, aa 'einer friifs
Iii metuer Sute Ulalbllii,uu3tl a1;n
'tslIen berirfeu iis oic6 Aae5 coer aud
nur sinen 2beil oapon, 10 perIpreae id,
tie 3atfen'lh, nab cenl Nscept nleias;
neusn I5eellorsera, anf mjh mittsn ,u
laiisn. GiultUsilea mug id, betellnen,
nlG mir III Den lc5ten Mcnaten Ella paar
3fppfen Olaulilne mitunter !jebar gene
isn waren, ais oa5 gan}e 6eioetterser
SAP poI Iro1aaseu uno Rellsion."
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s. IN
l)erbdngnibuoIlts }lD;.
(Tprtfttnns).

8oman in smei 9beilen pon Bertha q aut.
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- Dsm befannten Sdauip!sies uao
&pn'ser Sotbern pvtoe eielsr Easa ii,
ct. eoats Gin @5trsih eefpslt. iissr Stn
Die ooriiae Wmsrita" bsrhis!: Sa eng
liihen Woreeublattsrn tano unier ber
Mnbr'f ;. .Bsrlaaat" bic fol9saps Na.si5e
au lsfsn
,,Der einsa sutsn Stttsnbuno ,u Der,
taufsu bet, lam fh Werssns spiiAs 10
unc II ll9r IN ben 3i'nmeru 10 uno IL
pss etnesa 6otslsmelpsn. Der tetrsfsnbs
Suno muB mitsetraht wftssn."
Der 9epctner isnsr 3imnsr Ia sss
Saaulpieltr Se!lfru. psr obns 0orab
nars ssa iisfr ibm iA.pebeapen 8traaua.
niiiss, I'm, ole erwabnts 3eit In lsinsm
shlafrcd, In etnsa ShautslRa9l ss!stnt,
bar b'baslIhlsu 9tuts pHsste, Gin &Io>
pfen iarsdte ben 5srrn aus lsinem Naa,
fnnsn. auf Elm falaftissS n5srsia"
,wanste ein GROCER Suno leinen 8opi curh
bic 3bGre, uno bintsr bisfem betrat Elm
5u9n tss sriasn Grin bic Stube. Ser,
wunper. lhauts Der 8spobnsr bislsr
prahtoollfn Stube cuff bic Ginorinslinss,
NOD gr6bsr atsr wuros fftn @rFaunsn.
ais sr aus Der unartifulrtea Sprahe bee
sinsn Osslel6sn erfabrsn mubts, er, 5srr
gp. Sotbern. wous einen 3aab taufen,
Man par NOD nitt ibsr ben Yuntt binaus
setommcn, mas ben 6tsmosa 3u bisisr
eista.tam'ihsn Soss psranlaf;n lJanis
ais sraubfa auf bem Ganss Eumult sut
lano. Sm gu flute fA oas 3immsr nil
msitersn frsmoen Snpipisusn, bic Elm isoe1
sinen aSter con msbr coer miroer a6Id,re
dsnOsm Asuern bst HA tattsa. Os'
5trr css 3immsre fonnte In bfr tabDioai
fhtn 8sruirruns ni6t "a Worte tcmmsn
nur tas gine puroe TOM t!ar, bab ma,
ibm 6anoe ssrfauIsn mous. uns bas sr /,
irssne stner 3eituns irasnO wslhsl
tsslalhsn Aufrui an 5unpstsfsfr srlallsl
babsm fOuts.
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Oft
Sdsiia ae 5reis WreIIe
erItelrs
t15!tp mtt Na5n1bne brp Spnntast
unb fpfst
10 oofar eas Sabr 'oSer - so fir ben
Tfcnate.
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3 e + "a s.

-Sn bsn Sanbbsrssn AT Der @ren,e
BON Nsumsr'to 1T tiir3lih Elm Sse eatoedt
uOrssn, Der lttr RfArsih 1T.
- Sn pa!sfiae brannts ein 6aus nits
Der, wslhss BON einsr NessrfamitIs BE-
wobnt puree. Sm nauis befaao Ftt sar
3sit nur esn fleinss 8:no, wsltss NIT DER
trannte.
- frau GurrY, wslAs ibrsn Wann In
DAT IS ein|perrsn lisb uno panu nit tbrsm
Qisbbaaer 8reea oarbbrannte, 1T fammt
etb!eys, esrbaIist worosa.
- Sm Irinitp Bottom sci Oatis bat
man Die aaiGae eis,s uabstanntsn Wauna5
esfuuben. gs ltsiat, Das bfs Maan In
Der Stabt ermerost unb fsine Qst9s ha
rauf btnaus esfhaff: murb,.
- IN BEN Observation-Disclosures bss
eeit. bss In Sort 9topn psrtortesfn
Sen. SYt's tstbeilisten fd msr;tanifd,
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grteit eersits ansssssbsn 1ao.
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