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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-31
Wall street Notes.

A Philadelphia special Ssys a quarterly dividend
OF per cent aud an extra dividend Of 10 per
cent has been declared by Cramps ship Building
Company. ....n 60.
The imports OF dry-soods at the port Of New
York for the week we're ie.o2l,sti, and the
week Of 1898 the imports w,p s., eo2 O:S. and the
amount marketed N,i21.l52.
j. 6 w ssligmsn s Co, will ship ?oo,OOo ounces
ss .S Colgate sS oSHSs, and MS Sf:1
schall Co, $50 ounces on IN. steamship i'm.
5ria, sailing for Europe tomorrow.
The Union Pacific receivers have de i'si to mike
application TO the Court to pay overdue interest
on n,,, III. Yah 4 Nos,hern nrs, mortgage bonds
tension bonds amounting TO S5t1I0. The interest
on both o, these coupons was due last January.
The receivers also approve OF the payment OF in
amounting TO 3llo fso which was due July l. and
tho linton Pacific collateral irust nyes. amount
paid on the collateral trust skies and nves he
cause the collateral In these bonds have earned
the money
August belmont & Co. Nermiiye & Co and J
Kennedy Toa Co. msnagers Of the unierwrit-
ing syndicate for the olco;t Cummiuc Of the Min
holders ReO-ssnlistion Committee iSts yesterday
afternoon received subscriptions for the entire
$, 500, $50 new bonds and stosk provided for In the
amended plan Of reorganization, The plan OF re
organization empowers the Committee 10 buy In
the property, and II successful a. bidder. then
to form a new company which will be freed from
sept III. underlying r.r cent and per cent
N;is,ooo The new ccmpsny viii Issue So 500 ooo Of
hrs preferred per cent cumulative stock 81 900 90
81 second prtiertet stock and 50 0oO GOA Of common
stock also $40 go 600 ot hrst consolidated mort,
case per cent 4N-ysar gold bonds ~ the new
issue there 'hal he reserved for the retiremen,
| Of underlying bonds NflA0oA leaving IN III,
hands az the Commute So 70? 900 10 be used in
payment OF the purehASs Of the property at III,
! foreclosure sale 10 scquire other outstanding
underlying bonds, 20 pay interest &c, The
bonds issued not teinE equal 20 all the nsoeGs
ties OF the reorganization, en- assessment az S9S
| p.r share will be levied upon the present pre-,
| ferFed ana common stock. and 8: so 0oO Of the
new nrst preferred stock shall be issued therefor
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Killing. Guerten & Co. Assign.

Frederick Killing and Peter Guerten and
George Killing. composing the frm o,
Killing. Guerten & Co, dealers in oI.cloth
and window shades. al 5te Pearl street
this city, and 1928 Bedford avenue. Brock.
lyn assigned to-day to Franklin Cubber. Il
with preferences of 5000.
Mr. George King. the junior member
OF the firm, said:
81 cannot state at present what ths
assets or liabilities are. / simply keet
the books and accounts. and don't know
anything about the situation. Franklin
Cubberly was clerk for us. and we owe
him about $3.50; the other preferred cred
itor Is Mrs. Guertin."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-31
WILL GET TWO LABOR DAYS
Many Postmasters to Observe Sept
and Sept. 3.
(By Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON. Aug 3l.-The conflict
OF the date of the observance Of Labor
Day In several instances will result in a
double holiday for postmasters in those
States where the State proclamation pre-
scribes Sept. l.
A large number OF kilograms have
been received at the Post Office Depart
ment from post offices inquiring whether
vided In the act OF Congress, setting
apart the first Monday OF the month.
Acting First Assistant Postmaster
Gen. Lamar has given notice that hol-
iday hours are to be observed on the
date assigned by the act. and. under the
Postal laws and regulations. all days
set apart by State authorities as legal
holidays may be observed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-31
MAURICE w. LIBAS FAILS.
The sherin Now In Charge Of Ills
store at IIO NnssRu street.

Maurice W. Libas, dealer in mems
furnishing goods at 40 Nassau street,
failed to-day, and the Sheriff took charge
OF the stock under executions for $3.50
In favor OF the following creditors:
Kuttner a. Fibel. t762; Solomon New
man: $3.50; William Kunsteller Aa. $.
II. Epstein, OF the Pulitzer Building, at
toIney for the Judgment creditors, said
that the failure was caused b ythe hard
times and general business depression.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-31
HOSIERY AEu UNDERWEAR,

$50 doz. Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests; n.
Boyle's price 21c.. our price ...... ",
1926 doz. Lad o. 'nll. regular made. fancy
Striped Hose; DoyIe's rr,re nc. lcn
ou' li!cS'-.' ....... ..,........'.. tVg
Ladies Clem.se. Coyle's price $780,; mi
o''i priSe. ,.......'..',.. ...'...... lOt
Corsets; Doyle's price &C.: orr On.
pTi'c ................. ..-......... OVvI
Lad ea' Fast Black Hose: Doyle's &.
price l0c. per pair. our price .. JGl
Ladies' Co!ored Fast Back Hose;
Doyle's price l0c. pair our price. JGs
Gents Merino Shirts and Drawers
So. iS our price dss &c.,, &c.,, 25c,
Gents Mixed Hose: Doyle's price e.
TO-. pair. onr price ............. cG1
1Ol doz. Gents Scarlet Medica.ed
Shirts and Drawers Doyle's Z n
600. our price ......... CJU
$50 doZ. Gents CameIs Hair and
Natura' Wool shirts; Doy!e's m
price SEC, our price. ............. LSV
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TAIL0RS TO STRIKE TO-DAY.
Williamsburg Men Want n Shorter
Day and n Regular Scale.

About one thousand tailors in the Six
teenth Ward. Williamsburg. will quit
work this afternoon. For some time
back the men have had many griev-
ances, the principal one being that they
were compelled to work from fifteen to
sixteen hours day, for which they only
received few dollars a week. They
demand a regular scale of wages and
day of ten hours.
A meeting was held last evening at
Even and Meserole streets. about three
hundred tailors being present. The
question of having a strike was settled
by a secret ballot, 2S5 of the men voting
In the affirmative. They will go out
this afternoon because their weeks
work ends then.
At present only the tailors in the Six
teenth Ward. about one thousand in
number, are involved. The men say,
however that the strike will spread to
East New York. and eventually to
Jersey City and New York. They are
very confident OF success
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-31
WHAT TO WEAR NOW.
The styles for Men and Women Are
Ready for Your Purse.

New costumes for women, new Golf
lures, new styles in shoes, umbrellas
md gloves will be described in the
sunday World" II YOU have not chosen
oar Fab or Winter suit. here is your
rhanCe.
The men, too. are to have new cuta-
ways, new overcoats, II you would be
IN style or know what is fashionable,
read the story in The World"
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Open Until 10 F.. M. 1
267 and 269 Grand St., cor. Forsyth ST

dark lashes. 1t is about two month
old, and appears to be very healthy.
1t was handsomely dressed in a whit
gown. carefully made and trimmed witt
lace.
On its head was white lace bonnet
When Anton got hold of the little wait
she was carefully wrapped up in a whit
shawl of good Material.
IL nobody appears by tomorrow morn
ing to claim the child 1t will be turne
over TO the Department Of Charities an
Correction.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-31
DOMESTIC DEPT.

cases Heavy Domet Flannels; oaj
Doyle's price Sc. yard. our price j1I
10 cases Extra Heavy Canton Flannel
Doyle's pr.ce 12}4c. per yard, our q /.
price ..... ................... 0St
Best Shiriing Prints, Doyle's price nj
9c., our pr ................... Z2v
200 dozen Extra Size knotted Frinf
Towels; Doyle's price Csc. each. re
our price. each. IC(
cases Towels, size 20x40; Doyle's q.
price 12c. our price ............. OF
500 pieces French Sateens; Doyle's "a.
price Csc. yard, our price. 49,. o1l
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-31
TO BEGIN THE CAMPAIGN.
The Opponents Of TammDny VIII
Make n Declaration OF Principles.

The first conference between the Good
Government Club. the regular Republi-
can organization, the Independent
County organization, the State DemUc-
racy, the German Reform Union and
the anti-Tammany Democracy will be
held on Tuesday, Sept, 4. at 8 o'clock.
in the Coleman House. The purposes OF
the meeting, which will be public one.
are the formation OF platform and
declaration Of principles.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-31

No WOMEN WERE ALLOWED IN THE
NAULIFFE-GRIFFo SPARKLING MATCH LAST
MONDAY. YET MEG MERRILIEs WILL TELL
ALL ABOUT TIE FIGHT ~ THE SUNDAY
WORLD" she WAS on THE GROUND.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-31

ALL OF THE SITUATIONS WANTED" ADS
MALE OR FEMALE. APPEARING IN THE
WORLD TOMORROW WILL BE REPEATED
FREE OF CHARGE IN THE EVENING
WORLDS WORDS FOR 10 CENTS
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-31
MORE SPINNERS GO OUT.
woonsocket and Lawrence EN-
pIOyecs Refuse Reduction.
By Assoclated Fres

WOONSOCKET. r.. l., Aug. al.-One
hundred employees of the River Springs
Mills struck this morning against n
change In the system of payment. They
were notified that hereafter they would
be expected to work by the piece instead
or by the week The change amounts
to reduction in wages and the opera
tives decided TO 20 out. The mills were
at once shut down.
LAWRENCE. Mass. Aug. 3l.-Forty-
six weavers employed In the Brown and
Ackroydes mills here went out on a
strike this forenoon. rather than accept
a reduction in wages.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-31
S TX S,

1875 pieces Silk Bengalines, all shades an
black. Doy.e's price sc. to or. O. 4
9sc.; to be sacriced mt. . Z1G, u d
1863 pieces extra fine qualities. comprisiI
Rhadaines. Gros Grains. Satin Duchess{
Cashmere Sublime. in all the populd
shades, Doyle's prices CSC. to 81. as;
be sacrificed ut the uniform price col
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-31
YOU GET OVER

YOU GET OVER 400 Ooo INSERTIONS OF YOUR
'SlTtATlON WANTED" ADS TOMORROW
FOR OUR rsuA. PRICE FOR ONE INSERTION.
90 WORDS FOR 10 CENTS. SATURDAY is SIT.
UATION DAY."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-31
HERE'SASJ|RPRISB
Another Great Cut -.
Our Bankrupt Sale,
Prices Slaughtered Right and Left. I.
The Only Genuine Sale Of the YEA,
M.L.DOYLE'S STOCK
AT OLD STAND, !
267 and 269 Grand St., cor. ForsyhS
8H ORDER OF
Hannigan & EauiiIon, Purchasers of Ssos
Dress Goois. Silks, 8

$50 Full Dress Roles. black AMI
colored Doyle's price 37.4}, our G.
price Observation-Disclosures. Z
800 pieces All Wool Cloth: Doyie's Z
price 49c. yer ward. onr price. =.
400 pieces Cashmere. all colors: N
Doy.e's price SIC. our price 80. II
50) pieces Novelty Dress Goods.
patterns; Doyle's price soc. MP, .
our pri 8, MP from ...........
$50 pieces Whole Diagonal Doyle'st
price 3Sc. reryard. our irice. :.
20 pieces Waterproof Serges. 45 in: I.
wide, Doves price 75c.. our price ,
125 pieces B'ack Hnmespnu.,4o in.
AL wool" Doyle's price &c., ,
our price ........,
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southsrn Development Convention
tpy Associated pr...1

WASHINGTON. Aug. si.-Ths second day s
nsatiHs Of the Southern Development Convention
vas begun With q large attendance Mr. w c
fincephelier. the State Commissioner Of Mining
spf krkansas. was the nrht speaker. presenting
. conservative review OF the resources OF tlaf
State. The report Of the Committee on Plan ana
beops was read By ". Seymour White, OF Vr-
einl4. provided for q permanent bureau in
Washington for the exhibition OF the resources
Of the Southern States and for the general inior.
nation OF capital and labor. the expenses OF IN.
the etatsA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-31

FOR A DIME NoU CAN SAY % WORDS To
ALL THE READERS or THE $50 900 WORLDS
PRINTED TOMORROW. SATURDAY Is OUR
SITUATION DAY"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-31

You read The Evening World.
DO you read the sunday WorIdf
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THE, GREATEST SACRIFICE YET.

l05 pieces Black Silks. including Faille
Fren, b. Satin Duchesse Rhadames,
Beng, ines and Moire Antiques. Doyle's
price. ~ %. sl.50 and S1.75;
s sholc' .' to close out 59e. & 79c.
500 pieces Satins. the entire stock goods
sold at Coo. 75c.. 81 90 and sl25 in
staple shades determined to close the
entire lot this week. Doyles price Acc.
s sf 9. si.s'; will close Csc, & Soc,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-31

IF YOU DON'T Read THE SUNDAY
WORLD" YOU SHOULD
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~ YOU DON'T READ The "suNpA,
NoRLD' YOU SHOULD.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-12
STE Mrbeit tuieDer aufges
ttot,tttteta.

gead einem Stillitano bon etpas
mebr als einem Sabre ipuroe bprgeitern
bic bielise &Obrenfabrit iuieoer in 8e=
trieb geiebt, nit elmer Mrbeitersabl BON
unaefdbr $50 Mann. Die Ssabrif 1T
betannlli9 gisentbum ber 6irma S.
3. glom & SDbne in Chicago uno be-
fanb 1id bor ettpa 2 Wo1en Der Gbef
bet 6irma bier, um nit ieinen friibern
Mrbeitern ber iibas QobnperbdltniB gu
unterbanoeln. Dan einigte iia auf
eine ettpas rebu3irte 2Dbnrate, bod bat
Serr glDp cine grb0bung in gluslidt
geItellt, 10 balb Der Sang bes @eibdf=
tes oies erlaube. Die Sirma bat Die
Mblidt, bic Gabrif ben sansen Winter
iiber in Sbdtisfeit Slt balten. @eorge
8. Soptins aus Canal 9oDer, Elm ge=
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lit ais Geiddftsfiibrer geiuonnen tuDrs
ben. Selbftperitanolih iii Die Mnseise
Der Mieberer0ffnung bieies gtabliiie=
mentes nit ieinen ipedlelpollen Sdid=
falen, bier nit Dieler gefrieoigung auf=
QenDminen .porben.
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Gtme 9teDe Raijcr MiIbelms,

tpelde er LETTER Sage in Rbnissbers be
Der Grtbiiluns zines 9enfmals ieines
8roboaters belt, hat in 9ans Seuti6
lamb unsebeures Mufleben errest uni
Sebermann fraet ii6, mo- bas nod bin=
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genbe Stelen
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befen Qbiidten niBperfanben anb gun
She'll befdmpft puroen. giod mebr
Worte Der Sppplition lino mir at Sb:
ern gefommen. Mieine Serrett eine
Sppo1ition bes preubii9en Noels geger
ieinen 30nis 1T cine Monitroiitdt. 81
itebt ibm nur bann bas &edt 3u, Op=
petition gu MAIDEN, tpenn er meib, oaf
Der R0nia an ieiner Spibe febt. Sas
1T cine 9ebre, pel6e bur6 Die @ei6i6te
uniers 9auies betrdftist tpirb. gie
oft baben meine 8orfabren gum 8eiten
bes @emeinmeiens ben Miberltanb mib=
lelteter Utltglle0er 0es Noelsltanoes
bre6en miiiien =! Ser Nadfoleer Dec
sSiiriten, Der bur6 eisenes &e6t iouoe=
rdner 1ersog in preuBen tpuroe, mirb
benlelben pfab mie iein groBer 8orfabr
bei6reiten unb mie einit Der erite R6nis
bon preuBen iaste v9ie Srone iitmir
aneeboren" unb pie iein groBer Sobn
feline Mutoritdt als uneridiitterliden
Sells feititellte, 10 reprdientire id, glei6
meinem tailerli6en @roBbater, bas So
nietbum bon @ottes Gnaoen.
.,QDie Der gpbeu lib um ben Gi6=
Itamm ranft, i'm nit ieinem 8riin
i6miift unb idiiBt, ipenn bic Stiirme
ralen, 10 ioa Der prellBiide @Oel ii6 an
mein 9aus i6lieben. M0se er unO nit
linn Der Nbel Der sansen oeutiden. Na=
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nigen 5beile unlers 8plfes fein, pel9e
mod fdtpanfen. 2aiien sic uns Seite
an Seite i'm Sample iteben."
,,Normdrts nit @ott S6ma1 bem,
Der ieinen G0nig berldugnet F"
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Gime Crti@aft nerinmfett.

3Dftn, Ya., 6. Sept. Der BON 5abl=
loien Stollen u,terlninirte 8oben u1lter
oem @rubenort Seot9 8allep in 2afa=
tpanna gountp, in Der 9tdbe bon bier,
| fanf geitern Na1mittag Elm uno Die
idmmtli9en Sdufer Der Sr.i6aft tpur=
ben BON Der groe peri6llngen. Die
Srtibaft itanb iiber bem ldn9f er=
| fd0pften Sbeile Der Mount 2oofout
3e1e, Der ni6t lGnger mebr abgebaut
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getporben unb perno6te bic 2ait Der
barauf rubenben Selsmahen niht ldn=
ger gu tragen. sSrgenb Elm Nnfob per=
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bes gaues unb balo bra6 Oer 8ooen
unter Der 9ansen 3e6e 3uiammen. Sin
oumpfes 9onnern nno Wanfen Der
Grbe erl1redte Die 8etpobner Der Srt=
idaft furs bor finf llbr Na6mittags
unb iaum bate Der 8oDen 1i6 5u ien=
fen besonnen, 10 erfolste aud fdOn Der
ginlturs big fdmmtli6e Sduier bis
iiber oas 9a6 bon Der Sberfld9e ner=
i6munoen maren. Die 9lufregung un=
ter ben 8etpobnern Der Ortidoft mar
unbef6reiblih unb biz jebt lit es nod
nidt mO9lid 9eipeien, in @rfabrung 3u
bringen, tuie piele Meni6en BEL Dem
ginitur5 ums 2eben gefommen iino.
Siinfsi9 8rubenarbeiter, Die in Dem
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rem, uuroen our6 oas Ginititr5en Der
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len, retteten li6 aber ourd einen alten
2uftf6adt. Sic 9elan9ten idmntli6
gliidli6 an Die Oberfld6e. 2lbtbeilun=
gen bon Mdnnern our6iuben jebt Die
&uinen Der 6duier na9 Spoten uno
8erpunoeten.
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Nic Oic WaIotramoe entttatt.
Den ituO.

Nus Mlinnelpta tpirb beridtet, bab
man glaubt, bab 6Ol3piraten, ipel6e
benz Gtaate Ools i'm Wertbe bon Mil=
lionen BON Dollars geitohlen, bic Geu=
er, tpelde ben entiebliden 8erlnff pDn
2eben nnb gisenthum berbeifiibrten,
anlegten, I'm ibre Diebitdble 3u Der=
oeden. Gesen aetuiiie 0ol5bdnbler
iuiro bic Glaoe erboben, baB iie ben
auftras saben, Die 2i6tunaetl, iuelde
iie unbefugter Weiie aushauen lieben,
nit Jeuer 3u iibersieben. 0ierin iubt
man bic gntftebungsuriaAe Der meiiten
8rdnbe, tpelde ii6 iiber 1000 Quabrat=
meilen 2anoes ausbreiteten, bunberte
bon MenIdenleben perni6teten inb
gigentbum i'm Mertbe bon $50, 600, 900
aerf6rten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-12

Nuf 9apti ma9t mans fur3. Sn
port Oil prince, Der Sauptitaot Der Sn=
iel, iino neulib7 7 Yerionen turser Sano
erihoilen lpDroen, Die bel9uloiat ipor=
ben iparen, on elmer 9erI6w6rune ees
gen bas 2eben bon Mlne. 8alltbier, Der
2iebling stpbter Des Yrdlioenten 0ippo.
lpte, betbeiligt getpeien gu iein. Sie
Yreb Genlur miro auf Dapti iiberaus
ltrense blrdsefiibrt uno 8orfommniile
|oieier art, Die gar ni1t ielten iino,
meroen bon ben oOrtisen 3eitllngen
nit teiner Silbe ertpdbnt.
Qls Yoitmarber entpuppt bat liG
i'm Wailillon Der Guti1er &. Mpers,
|,pslder bort Die Wertbfenounsen Del
! ) unifeb States GrpreB Co." abaulie=
fern bate. gr bate Mertbienoungen
i'm Netra9e bon 500 unb $32 unter.
lfhlagen unb iit Seltdnbis.
W1lreno Der grperillente nit ei.
mem gefeiielten Militdr=gallon, IN vi.
loeribot. Gnglano, sos elm Geipitter ber-
Ian. uno als eben ber Ballon nit eitel
Minbe bsrunter ge3Ogen mar, ihlug Del
Blib III benielben. Drei 9errell bes
lSngenieur=gorps milrben lebensgefdbr.
lid berIebt.
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SSnnf ermii6t!

9ie enqlii6en GorntD 3eitunoen ent=
balten ausfiibrli6e Mittbeilungen ppn
einem bon Sportleuten aus llbri6s=
bile unb 9enniion beranitalteten Preis=
6aultfampfe, Der in ber Na6t bonn 80.
auf ben 81. 9lugult unpeit Der Srentpn
Bride, am Ditli6en SluBufer, gegen=
iiber 8lifensoerfers @dlo6en, itattfir=
ben iollte. Hi1aro McGullougb aus
lbri9sbiae unb Elm 9le9cr, Namens
Soiuab 6ielbs aus gleparf tparen Die
Rdmpfer. Die Sa6e fam am 9tbenb
borber nod sur GenntniB Der gpli3ei
unb bieie bena6ri9tigte ben eben in Der
Staot antpeienoen Sheriff Noams BON
Dem Ylane. Sn aler Stile ii6erte li6
Der Sberiff SiWtann uno ma0te ii9 um
Wtitterna6t nit OieIen auf ben S1au=
plab Der Nfairc. goie Iie lintamen,
fanbeu iie einen nit Seilen umsrensten
&ing, nit 6afeln bsleu6tet, minoeltens
$50 3uf6auer auberbalb oes Seiles
unb cine srOBe 3abl Subrtperfe jeOer
Mrt i'm Sintergrunbe. Ser borldufig
iih Derborsen baltenoe Sheriff lieB Die
eriten bret &unoen ungeit0rt pailiren, bel
oer 4. &llnbe aber eridier er nit ieinen
2euten pl0Blih auf Dem S6auplabe.
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in Saft 9enommen puroeu, wdbreno
es Oem Ne9er selang gu enttommen.
4ls mare Elm Slibidlag pom 6immel
gefallen, 10 anberte li6 jebt pl6bli6 Die
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auseinanoer, i'm @ebiii6 tra6te es uno
auf Dem Ylabe, mo- Die 6ubrperfe fan=
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