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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31

Nav YonK, Marrh ga dispatch 10
winslow, wittlock a Co, IN this city, TO.
day, from Quartcrmastcr Corwin, Of the
American man-of.war Nipsic, states that that
vessel was blown ashore during The late gale,
but suffered but little damage, aud that the
vessel will be loatcd tomorrow aud that her
crew are all safe.
The difficulty VI obtaining t~C'cgraphic
news FROM the Samoan Islands Is very great.
The dispatches received last night and this
morning by the Associated Press wcrc hnt
taken from Apia 10 Auckland, New Zealand,
about 1900 miles, by steamer. The news
was then Transmitted by cable from New
Zealand 10 Australia thence 10 B~anjowanjie,
thence 10 Singapore, thence 90 Madras,
thence 10 Bombay, thence 20 Alden. thence
10 SucA, thence 20 Alexandria, thence 20
Malta, thence 10 Gibraltar. thence 10 Lisbon,
thence 10 London and thence 30 New York.
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cLuMsY c%RooKEpNEss.
A colorod Man Caught Stealing Letters
at Helena, Ark.

spcclI dispatch 10 The Appeal
IlELrSA. Ark, March 3l-A very clever
piece u detective work was accomplished BY
Deputy United States Marshal 4. W. Tnppan
and Deputy Postmaster w. H. Lindsay this
week. Their work will result In the con.
yicuon Of David Reed. seventeen ycau Of
age, Of forgery aud robbing the United
States mails. A week since Reed forged the
name Of g. w W. Osborn, president Of the
Southland College, requesting the postmaster
bearer. Reed got possession 81 the mail, m
II was the custom Of the prcsl'
dent 10 give different persons orders
for the college mail. The same day
Reed returned Ia the p~0st0fico for the
purpose II getting a money order 81 tiO
cnshcd. Tho postmaster refused Ia DO ~
until Reed procured some ono 20 identify
him. IN looklngn NJ the signature signed 10
the pustoiiice order, tho postmaster noticed
a striking and suspicious similarity b. the
signature attached 20 the order that Reed
had given to him In the morning by which
he procured the mail. Mr. Lindsay, sus-
pcctlng something wrong, Informed the
Marshal, who went out where Reed was liy.
ing and arrested him anu found Ia his pos.
session the money order and also several o.
the letters, aud la going 10 the place where
lac lived the Marshal found quite n number
of the letters along the road That Reed had
destroyed. lie denied his guilt. but the
proof against him n overwhelming. His
examination will come up Monday before
the United States Commissioner.
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,hnrrsa WIN nrIh.,,.

PiTrsArrD. Ia, Mnrch y0-lichnrl scand.
rctt, Secretary II the Board II school Con.
%trullcrs n Allegheny city. and william
llndnpld. a prominent livery man u the
lnmc city. were arrested today on n charge
~ attempting a. bribc J. q. Ebert, % Coun.
Gilman. Ia vote for Thomas q. larkc Tor
chairman ~ select councils. u D. alleged
that Scnudrrtt furnished the money aud
that Hndhcli placed 500 iu the hands " a
young mau named Fisher, which was 10 be-
paid Ia Ebert if he voted for parko. Scand.
The affair has Crcrtcd q sensation In Allr.
ghcny City, aud u the general topic of de.
fuHaiUu.
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came up, Ashton strong and eagor for q set,
Ting OF the old disputes, while lannon Was
groggy. Jack saw that by forcing the fight
ing he could knock his man out, and he
proceeded TO do so. He drove him TO the
center of the ring and let him have a pastcr
with his left, and Lannon went down like q
log. As soon as he could get to his feet
Lannon squared OFF, but he could not resist
the furious assaults of Ashton, who swung
his right and left in until another knock
down ems eed.
Lannon'S seconds raised him to his feet
and Ashton, leaving his corner, crossed over
to Lannon and punched Joe over the ropes,
where he lay helpless-so dazed that he did
not know where he was.
The referee gave the fight and the purse of
s. 1000 To Ashton. After the fight Ashton
was found 10 have a swollen ear and one
lumpy cheek, while Lannon's face was
bruised and black and blue, and he com-
planned Of q severe pain in the chest
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rh,rnnn.. nrninn Drrnn.

MuwAugEE Wis, March 30.-Dctwccn 2
aud o O'Clock this morning, In a parlor At the
Plnnkinton House. Miss Isabelle 4. lInrncr.
the only daughter " Judge linmcr, 81 the
Appellate Court uf Cincinnati, was married
10 John t~uns0dinc, the proprietor 81 one "
fashionable saloons u Chicago. Tho couple
arrived on the midnight train over the North.
western Road, aud Justice Mc6arRlo was
Immediately summoned io perform the Ger.
emuny. A marked feature ~ the occurrence
Il that The bride disappeared from her home
in Cincinnati last October aud had not been
heard u by her parents until they received n
telegram. which was sent last night, Inform
ing them u her marriage.
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WORSE AND WORSE.
News From Samoa Not Exaggerated.
The Completeness Of the Disaster
All That 1t Was Reported.
The iNipsic and Olga Are Beached
and May Possibly be Saved.
All the Other Ships are Totally and
Utterly Demolished.
Admiral Kimberly Sends an Official
Cable to the Navy Department-The
Number Of Men Lost Not
Known as Yet.

AUCKLAND, March 30.-Later advices re-
ccived here regarding the hurricane which
devastated Samoa and wrecked a number Of
German and American war-ships, says the
storm swept the islands on the 10th instant.
All the war ships attempted to put to sea,
but only the English steamer Calliope sue
ceeded in getting out. Merchant vessels
-suftred severely. The bark Peter GodefIrey,
one other bark and seven coasters were
wrecked and four persons were drowned.
The Calliope sailed for Sidney. The Peter
Godefrey was a German bark. She had ar
rived at Samoa from sydney,
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WASHINGTON, March 30.-The following
cable message was received at the Navy De-
partment this morning;
AUcKLASp, March 30, 1889.
Secretary OF Navy, Washington;
Hurricane at Apia March 10. Every YES
sci In harbor on shore, except English man
of.war Calliopc, which got 10 sea. Trenton
and Vandalia total losses. Nipsic bcached,
rudder gone; may be saved. Chances against
It. " i'll send her to Auckland, Il possible.
The Vandalia lost four officers and thir-
ty-nine men, namely: Capt Schoonmaker,
paymaster Arms, Lieutenant Of Marines
Sutton, Pay Clerk John Roach, Henry Ba.
ker, w. Brisbane, William Brown, Quarter
master Michael Cashen. NJ. Cragin, b. +.
Davis, Thomas g.. Downey, NJ. Erriccson,
s.. G. Gehring, Adolph Goldncr, George Cor
man, u. II. Green, Joseph Griffin. l.. NJ.
Harmcur, John Hanchctt e.. III. Hawkins,
W. liowat, Frank Jones, George Jordan. NJ.
II. Joseph, John Kelly, Thomas Kelly, n.
kinzella, G.. T.. Krai2cr, Charles kraus. FIR.
Lossman, George Mcrragc, Aylmer Mont
goncry. Thomas Riley, II, T.. Stahlman, &.
q. Stanford, John Sims, q. III. Wells, John
Milford. Henry Wixted, Ankow, A. He
peck, Pcndang, Tcch0r.
The Nipsic lost seven men, namely:
George W. Callan, John Gill, Joseph Heap,
Thomas Johnson, David kelleher, Henry
Poutzcll, William Watson.
All saved from the Trenton.
Trenton and Nandalia crews ashore. Nip.
sizes on board. All stores possible saved.
German ships Adler and Ebcr total losses.
Olga lie ichcd, may be saved. German losses
nincly-six. Important 70 send 300 men home
at once. Shaitl charter steamer Can char
ter IN Auckland. Lieut. Wilson will remain
IN Aucklald 70 obey your orders. Fuller ac-
counts by mail. KIMBERLY.
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treasure, cote. shortage

CmcAoo. H., March O.-A dispatch from
Marshall. lll., says The report of the book
keeping expert who has been ut work over
hauling the books Of %cX.County Treasurer
Cole. shows that Tor the years lS'j and 1854
Mr.. Cole Wa short the sum of $4,000. II Il
by thc figures l. due to losing % number u
receipts and vouchers. Coles hundsmcn
are considerably worked mp over the appar-
cnt shortage. The investigation will be CON
tinuod io cover the last two year. Mr.. Cole
was until recently Mayor II the city, resign
ing his Office about n month ngo.
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A MALICIOUS DEED.
Non-Union workmen Dynamited by
AnRnrnd StrIkora.

Non-Union Workmen Dynamitcd by
Angerod Strikors.
HolnRooK, Mass, March 30.-At 1880
o'clock last evening a terrible explosion oc.
CURED In a house In this town occupied,
among otfNrs, hy ten non.union Swcdcs en-.
ploycd at the shoe factory of Edmund
White since the last strike. The house Is q
large substantial one of brick about u mile
from lirookton, owned by l.. A. Sleeper and
occupied by Mr. aud Mn. r. A. Johnson,
who board SOM Of the Swedcs employed at
this factory. Mr. aud Mrs Johnson occupy
the room directly over the basement dining
room, whore the explosion took place.
They wcrc first awakened by n sound II
breaking glass. but thes did not rise. In
about two minutes "a terrific explosion took
place which completely demolished the cell.
Ing and window glass aud blow the fumi
iurc Ia pieces. No one was injured, which
was wonderful. The damage was terrible.
The occupants of the house Immediately
took refuge he the house ~ sheriff White
near by. Everything guos 10 prove that %
dynamite bomb WIS thrown through the
cellar window. exploding almost immc.
dintcly The town Il in a great state Of "a.
element
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omrlnii, Informed.

WASHINGTON, March 30.-Thc following
telegram was received at the Department Of
State this afternoon:
BrHiiS, March 20. 1889.
To Secretary Bainc, Washington:
The Foreign Office has been officially In
formed that In n typhoon at Apia, the Ebcr
and Adler were totally lost and that ninety
sailor are dead. The Olga stranded, with
no losses. Three American aud all the mcr-
chant vessels In port were lost. Sixty
Americans are dead. The English wanhip
was damaged and las gone 10 sydney.
pgyUtTroN.
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Circuit Court for trial, an indictment charg-
ing him with manslaughtcr was quashed by
Judge Field in n decision that at the time
attracted much attention. IL is this docis-
ion that has been reversed by the Supreme
Court and the lower court has been ordered
TO override the motion 20 Quash the indiot-
mcnt The Supreme Court in its decision
says that the act charged IN the indictment
shows such wantonness and rcCkleSsneSs rs
to constitute manslaughtcr, il not murder"
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.u,eo n, the arr. Father.

MYRTLE Ncb.. March S0.-on Wednesday
night James Clark, a prominent citizen,
shot and killed a young man named James
symca who had been paying attention 10
Clark's daughter. Symos had been forbidden
the house, but the girl continued 10 meet
him, aud "Wednesday evening went riding
with him. When CLARK learned IL he
mounted his horcand followed, and coming
up with the couple shot symcs. Clark has
Ian nrrlnInI
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-InrrnhInr IIrr..

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
JAcEsoy, Tenn, March 8o-Thc town n
Hatchic. twenty miles south Of hrrc. on the
Tennessee Midland Railroad, has had sew
lioycd ~ be- the work Of i~nccndinrios. Five
negroes have Just been arrested changed
with the burning They were tried before q
Justice NJ the peace md were proven 10 be
guilty. and wcrr brought IA this city ycstor.
day aud lodged To- jail. Much feeling has
been stirred NJ IN the ncighborhood Of
Hntchic IN consequence Of the Infamous
wofk of these HruuudrclA.
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An r.s,u.er,. c.,e,e..,e...

lSDiAsAroLis Ind, March S0.-The In
diana Supreme Court has decided that John
Dorsey, the Chicago & Atlantic engineer who
ran his locomotive into a passengoS train at
kouts last October and killed one Of the
passengers, besides %injurinR several Others,
must be tried ON the charge Of manslaughtcr
When Dorsey was brought before the Porter
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31

ST. LOUIS Mo-, March O-late advices
from the city Of Mexico say the Board OF
Health Of that city ha, pronounced Ameri.
can lard an adulicmtion, unfit for use and
prohibited H. sale This action has been
sustained by Minister RubiG will bc effective
throughout the Republic. aud Instructions
have been giyoarpAll custom houses
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the oide.t Wan a, neco,a.

CHfcAGo, ILL.,, March 30.-The Oldest man
on record IA dead. lie was Daniel Burke,
and, according TO the certificate Of death re-
turned TO the Registrar Of Vital Statistics
this morning, he was III ycars Of age. The
old man, who has been q resident OF Illinois
thlrty-ivc year., died al the Institution Of
the Little Sisters OF the Poor Of pneumonia,
having been III for six weeks.
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can, co,,eII,s .ehoonmaher.

NV YoRK, March 3l.-Capt Cornelius VI.
schoonmakcr, commanding the Vandalia,
who lost his life t Apia, had a total sea service
Of fifteen year,, with an additional thirteen
year, and Eve months on shore duty and
about six years unemployed. lie was APP
pointed from New York In 1854 lie became
n Midshipman In 1859, aud was made a Lieu
tenant at the outbreak Of the rebellion, and
IN 1865 became a Lieutcnant-C Commander.
Eight Year. later he got his full ranks NJ Com
mandcr. becoming Captain In October, lss6.
lie was a member Of the Ulster County fam
ily Of Schoonmnkcrs.
There wcrc seven naval cadets on board the
Trcnton and three ON board the Nandalia.
The cadets ON the Trrnton were. Benjamin
w. Wells. Jr., son 81 W. b. Wells, iron mer-
chant Of Chicago: Benjamin e. Decker, son
Of Henry Decker. Of the law firm Of Bisbee,
Ahfcns a Decker, Of Chicago; George w. Lo-
gan. son Of the Hon. Thos. A. Logan, Of Gin
cinnnti; Frank w lIibbs aud Robert siocker,
Of Minnesota; w. \. Clark, OF New Jouey.
and Richard II. Jackson. Of Alabama. Those
on board Of the Vundalia were: Edward
Moalc, IT,, son Of Mai. Moalc, Of the United
States Army, nov stationed at the Preside,
California. Charles u. johnson, OF Ohio. aud
Samuel I. Edmunds, OF Missouri. All these
Wfrn suvHd.
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Cfvciys,r, o., March So-The Albani
Music Festival Con,crt closed with a natl.
nee with nm ovation 10 the great artist. Her
voice aud method have been the admiration
Of musical circles. She goes from here west.
ward extending her trip 10 Fan Francisco.
sho h 10 sail NAV II o. hil an sngngcmvntat
Coyent Garden, London.
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Admiral KimberIy'. Account.

WASHINGTON, March S0-Admiral Kim
bcfly's dispatch Is taken TO Indicate hat he
had already mailed an account Of the
wreck. by sharp work Il may have been
possible for him 10 have caught the mail
steamer which arrives NJ san Francisco
April rs next, In which case full adyiccs
may be expected la Washington by April ~.
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Parsonage Dyosmttyd.

slDfNnAN, ont, Marih g.-About 1
o'clock this morning the Methodist parson-
age, occupied by Rev. r. sullwoll, was shat
tered by dynamite, which Is supposed, was
placed on the floor 81 the ycmnda. The
doors Tscrc blown OF, the glass In the win
aged. None Of the occupants we're burt.
There Is no clue TO the perpetrators Of the
dnnI
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Kimberly Grcn Fau Authority.

--WAsmNGToN, March 3).-The following
dispatch has been sent TO Lieut. Wilson for
Admiral Kimberly, care American Consul,
Auckland:
Take such steps with regard TO Nipsic and
wrecks and sending men homo a. YOU may
deem proper. Full power given you. Mo-
nongahela sailel for Apia February q.
ssrnAcY.n
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ApIa nm Unsafe usrbor.

WASHINGTON, March S0.-Capt Richard
". Meade, the United States naval officer
who commanded the Narmgansett IN Sanoan
waters In 1871 aud now commands the
Washington Navy Yard. said: THE harbor
Of Apia in Opulu Is a coral reef harbor with
an entrance about 1900 yards wide and open
TO the north. II is mot large, and theanchor-
pgc ground Is limited. During the yearly
hurricane season. which lasts through De
cembcr, January, February, March and April,
Il Is considered rather n risk 10 remain In
Apin, while pago.pago, In the neighboring
island Of Tutila, Is perfectly safe, being lock-
landed and otherwise sheltered. Hurricanes
arc, however, not very frequent at the Sa-
moan Islands, though they occur frequently
In the Tonga group. They generally sweep
up through the belt of ocean between Tonga
aud the Samoan groups. In April, 1850. and
Ga January. 1870, the Islands were visited by
terrific hurricanes which destroyed the cocoa
nut and banana and bread fruit
crops, reducing the natives 10 the verge
Of starvation for several weeks. These
hurricanes are often accompanied By earth.
quakcS, and the conjunction of the work
terrible injury. ON the 2Gth ~ March, 1888.
all vessels IN Apia harbor. except one small
schooner. wcrr driven out 90 sea and lost
This was attributed NJ the time a. a series Of
heavy tidal waves caused by an earthquake.
; cDnsidcmblo damage was done ON shore also.
On the whole, the climate % the samoan
Islands, though variable. IL very pleasant,
bad weather only occurring during the win.
Ter months Al this time there are long and
heavy rains, attended sometimes by high
winds and northcrly gales. Ordinarily the
winds are light and variable. with frequent
and sudden squalls. For the rest 81 the
year the weather h very zinc, aud from May
10 November the trade wind blows steadily
from the southeast Except Capt Mullan.
of the Nipsic, IL u not known That any Of
the American commanding officers have ever
had experience In those Islands or knew Of
the risks attending M attempt TO ride out a
hurricane inside the reef"
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THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
AN APPROPRIATION FOR THE PEA
BODY NORMAL COLLEGE.
rho senate Passes the Bill Providing For
tho Registration OF Births, Deaths
aud Marriages-stat0 Debt.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
nashville, Tenn, March 30-Thc Senate
this morning adopted a resolution TO pay
the Peabody Normal College $4,000. The
appropriation bill was made a special order
for Monday.
Speaker Las bill 10 regulate the election
Of Congressman, Presidential electors and
Governor In the State OF Tennessee, proyid-
Ing separate ballot box aud for State aud
National elections passed.
The bill 10 provide for the registration Of
births, marriages aud deaths. came up. Mr..
Crews said that the want Of such n law had
caused litigation In Tennessee that could
have been avoided II there had been such a
law Ia existence. Mr.. Hall thought IL
strange that the Senate should always OPP
pose any bill relating 20 physicians and the
practice Of medicine. Tho bill passed, Just
receiving the necessary ~ votes.
Mr.. McDowoll's bill 10 require savings
banks 10 make an exhibit Of their condition
aud a. provide for the inspection thereof WIS
discussed nc length by Mr. Mcdowell. Mr..
Burns approved the bill. II was finally ~
icctcd. The Senate then adjourned until
Monday.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Myors from the special comm...so ap.
pointed 20 investigate certain matters con.
nccicd With the Oaltawah a savannah Valley
Turnpike Company. submitted a report. 10
u very long, and gives a history u the State
aid granted. Railroad stock was Illegally
turned over 10 the company and mas he
recovered. A resolution a. adjourn sine die
Satur ,y, April 9th, was tabled.
A rcNlutiUn Ia enable the State Funding
Board 30 borrow money to pay interest on
the State debt was taken up.
Mr. Mitchell, Of Henderson, moved 10
amend by providing that no more than .
per cent shall be paid for money 10 Dor
rowcd, and ~ support Of bic amendment
made a lengthy speech, the gisi Of which was
that IL was a shortsightod policy ~ borrow
money nj . per cent 10 pay on a debt that
bears only . per cent interest.
A motion was made 10 lay the amendment
on the table.
Mr. stalnback said this was q question that
would como home to every citizen In the
State. The stigma of reputation rested
upon the State today on account of scaling
the State debt and nov The gentleman from
Henderson wanted b. place tie stair IN n
It'll mOrc unenyiablo light hy putting the
State In default of payment u Interest Of the
ono-half that was scaled lie i~stainbnck)
wanted 10 say 20 the world, la unmistikable
terms, that the State had settled The debt IN
good faith aud intended a. meet The obiiga-
tons arising out Of hat settlement
The amendment was rejected and tue
resolution adopted.
At the afternoon session o. Tho House
bare quorum was present Local bills mostly
were considered. Only one general bill OF
importance passed. Ia VA a bill amending
the Insurance laws W o. 10 JET plate glass
companies with $4,000 stock do business
ln the State. No local bills Of Interest TO
Memphis were considered.
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Rlrn n,1nmhen. ArL.

ST.. LoUIs, No, March W.-A fire Mt Cam
den Ark, yesterday. destroyed business
property worth $4,000. lnsuredsfor siiOOo'
Z. ID Gee, grocer, and A. l. Morgan urhB
gist, we're tho heaviest loscrA
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Tn. character OF az. sh,,..

wAsniSoroS, March 3o.--Naval Con-
siructor Hiohborn, who is acting rs Chief Of
the Construction Bureau during the illness
OF Conn oiorc Wilson, said; ''Thc Trenton,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-11
Gronfn,s W 6roer.

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frnberen BrirsiSals Cen SaQtnou getreten.
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elm 10 miiee Gencreeu, bnB er bic fb ibm
bitteube @eIegenbeit sur Gluat benust babe,
I'M pieter an bic grbeit aehsu 81 t0uueu.
gnbrep Scr, elm 3snqe I'm Sroniu.SFau
urb Ritelie6 oes p@Gmp yir. 20" bes - @iGus
no GoeI," bot, trie 90 bet5t, BEN StaataaHs
paIt 2onneueder elm pihttses 9efdnoni5
iiber bic sSeriummlungen bes nSamp DIR. 2On
uor Der grmorbung Oss Or. @rorin gemaGt.
acn leu in bieler &eriammlnns eiae heitGe
Rebe getaItsn babeu, in treIaer er @rouiu
auebriidit1 ole einsn Der bier britiideu
@pioue be3eidnete, nelde sc &aron in lei.
ueu 5eugenaneiageu U0r Der Yarueu. .@um'
million eTnGbnte. Scr islbii icu bteie 4us'
Tuhft BON einfusreiHeren uHe betaunteren
Sil1nSern erbaIteu baben, oersn 3tamsH er
absr uiGt augtsbt.
Su Der bentisgn @eridtsfsHna i'm Grrnins
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