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The evening world., 1907-08-24

4 ThnH far the strikers ana their SYN
/ pathiSers have made no attempt 10
| ATTACK trucks on which policemen were
r!ding tpT me protection Of strike-break-
Ing drivers But non-union drivers have
been tonnd away from their pollcs
guards and beaten.
charge Disorder 70 Tough esnss. .
There are tough gangs in the pack.
ang-house dis;ricts on the east aide and
Wesi side with whom the strikers have
no tfi.iaions These gangs have
ssnoxa ur u sTlIls sgi uedn psztss
for trouble. The strikers say that tho
members OF the union have taken no
-parl- In any az t4'a assaults and ths.
- lar ~ paxSihla violence win be hsla
down by the union officers Efforts 10
keen { strikers HTd tIlAslr- sympsthlzers
out OF saloons in rhs vicinity OF the
pacicing=saaae2 Aare -Hst-Ae -Aeets-s,j,esHs=
FIJI.
Joseph Handel. young strike break
er- disobeyed orders BY going Into a ga
loon al Third avenue and Forty-thtrd
street and Got a orasins and was locked
up as result. Handel was employed
By the, New York SeAl and Mutton Com
pAAy, OF Forty-aird strsei and First
avenue Accompanied by Otto Sherman.
q special policeman for the company
As " fsssea went iHtu g,Is
saloon for drink
Immediately he was attacked by four
men and drew q revolver to defend him.
self The bullet struck The ceiling and
the gun was stricken from his hand
Four strikers jumped on him and were
kicking him about the place when Po-
'.ceman Sheahan went to his rescue
placing him under arrest when he
learned OF the shooting He also ar
rested John Downing. OF No. 300 West
Forty-hfth street. one OF the strikers.
Both men were held In 500 ban when
arraisned in the Yorkvilie Court. Ham
IN -E1ALEgd- yith--cAEENI:a I:al-Il.,,.-i
ceaied weapons and Bowling with as.
sault.
Stein OF No. % Eas, Thtra
streeSe strikebreaking driver fnr ihn
United Dressed Beef COMPANY stety,ets
on car al Forty-second street ara
sFSif aSsAile Vf-asy tnln tE,rg ssssus4s Si,f
q half dozen men who mauled hin, ali
over the corner and gslshed hts feat
ures. hut failed TO attrdct the police,
In some. manner the bleeding driver
wandered home. where he VAS I1sckey
np by his brother. He Is IN bed
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e stcrke. Seymour taking second. Dew.
lin Deed q bnat, Seymour advancing
On .dode,!e steal Seymour scored ana
Deylin took second. Dahlen fouled ID
Storfe, ONE RUN,
Fourth Inning.
Fmith walked, but wac doubled nm
With Phillippe, Doyle to MeGann.' An.
flisd ns 4, 70, % Clarke, Shannon grounded oai.
Fifth Inning.
MAtty toased out Leach, and r,iarka
aisd tse sSme ssa way, Likewise Wagner
Browne beat bunt, Dev,in was aaSc
nn fhillippe's bad throw. Seymour scs-
rihccd, storise TO Philippe, advancing
both runners, Bresna.han hi 10 Shee,
han but Smith dropped the throw ID
tue plate and Browne scored, Deyiln
taxing third. Mcciann hunted and Dev-
In bcht the throw to the plate, which
Smhh also drofPed. Bresnahan Sslng
TO third and McSIann TO second, This
,s,s was about ,a, enough for Phiiiipre, and ne
his place, Dahlen fiied to Anderson.
scoring Brssnahan. Doyle walked
MHtty forced DoYs. Wagner To ABBY
rHEEB RUsgs
Sixth Inning.
Ausy died to Shannon. s,qrke fouled
10 Bresnahanr- Shaehan flied to Shan.
aon NO RUNS
shannon MED 70 ApdsEsoa Wills
no RusSS. q
The evening world., 1907-08-24
ROBBERS FELL
A WOMAN AND
FLEE FROM FLAT
Man Caught Later Identitiec
by Mrs. Colinski as One
Of Them.

william Mack, twenty-three year, ala
OF NO. - East Forty eighth street. who
told the police that his arne wa. MI.
ply when arrested. was loeked - -.
Enss flfty-nrst Street Station to-day.
.harseo with folonious assault and
burglary.
saack' with comranion, Ia alleged N,
nave pried open the kitchen door of ~.
apar rfmenfs ofMrs. Rrse caItnxsi AT
the ffth floor OF the tiat-hou,e at Nj
sB East Fifty-sixth street. att o.c,ocI
this afternoon.
Two men pried open the kitchen doo-.
Of the ftas N4iiie Ars .Itsxf ~ i,
tne front room. and We're ot..nirsr dra W :
r. sbsv ana Nd. eupeoards !n her dat when
who lives acroas the air-nhatt In No IA
East FItty-sixth street Mrs, Dom gaye
.he alarm. and Mra Cal!nsk! ran into
the k!tcncu.
Jimmy and the other kicked her az she
lay on the moor; They ran out The
women screamed "Burg!ars!'' and the
mon went down the stairs shouting
FIRE making their escape from the
house amid the excitement.
From the description given by Mrs.
Calytnski and Mrs Dom, Patrolmap
Louis stnuoerger, OF the East Fifty
ne was walking along Fitty-s!xth street
between Second and Third avenue.
Mack had his coat on his arm and de-
:esa- &c be sis1 from ~ ~ n
He said he had been ddriving a truck
for Daniel Rooney, OF Forty-eighth
street and the East River. but when
taken to the police station he was
E,osi sitiveiy Identified 10y Mrs. calinski
And Mrs. Dom na ono OF tho two men
who we're In their apartments Three
other tmants OF the house declared
he was one OF tho mon seen running
from tho building Mt the time OF tho
The police have q Sood description
o fthe other man and expect TO car.
tslra him aocr
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tput In no defense and ta.tef to manifest
any signs of mourning when the decree
was granted. He has since married
shortiy after Mrs cohan got her d.
yorce the announcement came from
Philadelphia that she would marry Rob-
six months time before the final decree
WAS signed should expire. Mr.. Edeson
confirmed the report or tho enga gcfnent
and he and Mics Levey went to Enrops
on the same ship at the close OF the
season.
Then came report from London that
the engagement had been broken. This
Was denied and affirmed Miss Ievey
and Mr.. Edsson recently returned 10
New York. Mr Edeson to open his star
ring tour and Miss Lcvcy TO 70 back 10
vaudeville.
Rehearsal Saved Edeson-
Mr.. Edeson WAS found by an Evening
World reporter this afternoon al the
Hudson Theatre. where he was con-
rdugttns a rshaarsai OF his new piece.
.tslassmates" Seated in chair In tho
front row OF the orchestra was ysunE
Mr, Higgins, who showed no traces OF
his experience In the accident
u Is true. said Mr.. Edsaon. 'tha,
Miss Lere., and her cousih. Mrs Thorn.
and air. Higgins were in an aoc1d v I
am very thankful that none of til Ia
was hurt
here last night would have been with
them. They teiephoned me OF the ac-
cident from the scene rnd was wor-
rted great dea. about Miss L~yey
until this morning. when SHE assured
nc that she was not tadly hurt
How. long tArcfs you have soon Mr.
Higginst asked tho reporter
~ haven't Seen him since last night"
replied Mr. Edeson cheerfullr
me presence OF Mr., Higgins in the
auditorium was then called 10 Mr., Ede-
sons attention. He took tho reporter
out and introduced him.
The accident" said Mr.. Higgins,
was caused by chain on one OF the
slewtng us around. We were fortunate
10 escape 30 well, but tho machine is a
wreck
The evening world., 1907-08-24
NEW STAR ARRIVES.
Doroth, Thomas Here with Other
stage People from other side.

Among IN. messengers On the A;oe-..
can liner 81 Paul, arriving this after.
noon from Southampton. were a num-
Der Of actors. including Marie Doro
William 3lllettes leading woman j,
last Year Charles j Fulton. John
Glcndennln and his wife Jessie Mi,
ward, and Mr. and Mrs Cecil n Rose.
Mrs Rose, whose stage name Il
Dorothy Thomas. Is coming here for
Ihr FIRST time 10 play the leading rola
Tor klaw s. ErlAneer In The CsaII.
lsean's Victory by Arthur Henry
The evening world., 1907-08-24
LATE GOV. HIGGINS
SO N AND ACTRESS
IN AUTO CRASH
Tightly Drawn Canopies on Their Car
Save Frank Harrison Higgins Ethel
Levey and Her Cousin From Serii- q
Gus Injury, Perhaps Death.

he fact that the canopes tightly drawn the seats Of the
Dig touring car of Frank Harrison Higgins of the late Gov Higgins
when coded with trolley Coney Island avenue early to-day
was all that saved Mr. Higgins Ethel evey the vaudeville aes MS
Mabel Thorn her cousin and Louis Schufed the
nryperps Death AS it Miss Levey who recently divorced
George Coha the and then reported engaged
Robert Edeson under medical In her apartment in the Sonona
No 1880 Broadway suffering from painful cousin
state OF nervous collapse MI Higgins and his chauffeur escaped with
hnise
The evening world., 1907-08-24
DRYERS BEATEN,
HORSES WHIPPED
IN MEA 7 s R|KE
Violent Assaults Grow as Packing
Houses Continue to Supply Their
Customers with Food Tough
Gangs, Say Strikers.

Roos disorder marked the strike Of the packnghoue truck
drivers This afternoon The fsaesls since the strike called
made at Forsecond street ard Third $50 O'Clock
ports OF attacks upon onon drivers from all parts packing
house districts drove the police to measures
Trucks driven BY sirsehreakes w all under police guard
were allowed TO pass ont Of the pkngheuse districts without trouble
But the synp1tze after long sessions the corner saloons
hanked for excitement M Sort and began attack The drivers
q wagons belonging 70 retail and wholesale butchers who were taking
their own meat from the aughter-houSe. .refreeraors
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AZ the beginning OF tho striks the
drivers announced that they wonl5 no,
modest the drivers OF trucks thnt do no,
belong 70 the packers This agreement
was violated dozen times to-day.
Many inofensiye drivers. really In sym
pathy with the strikers ind In no way
antEsoniElng them. wore dragged frbm
their trucks and beaten md kicked
TeamH were cur loose from trucks and
sef away.
Men Beaten, Horses Whipped
Late this afterpooH The drivers of two
trucks hcionEinS 70 Dsckman Bros.
wholesale butcher were dragged from
their aegta In 442--Is pesati4-.4.-sf
Forty second strscs and brutal i .hssten.
The traces OF the harness were cut and
the horses were whipped up In an en-
deavor. to force them 10 rIn away
ses,rr7r,css,yfr
strike eympathizcrs gathered 10 Wit
ness this outrage and then turredt
around Into Forty-seclnd street. where
another trick loaded with mcnt wa
encountered. Tae horses were cut
loose and the driver WAS araggerd to
the street Half II dozen men were
besit.ng and kicking him when two po-
iisetnen arrived and placed four OF the
rirglnadeg,s OF the mob Under arrcat.
mean tFTTFE IBs driver had been
spirited away. When he could not be
found ~ make a charge against his
asfailants the policemen took the pris-
oncts TO tht East Fitty-hrst Street
Eta ton aiid sDckt.d them M on q disor- !
deFiS cendrct charge.
Il b . & Z . 4
Hebrew Drivers Badly Beaten.
i Many yHs brew drivers for Kosher meat
dealcrs on ne enst side who won't t, !
me packing houses> for meats were as
sanited. These men h>>d been informed |
thnt they SAY atrilsera~appr3ach
they should extend their rfls, forc- |
tFsf-rT,s-7Hd fTGlT rfIisrF FfgHt HFI1d nJgh T
In The mir TO show their sympathy.
Charles AprEenssein. OF No. 81 Essex
street. and Abraham Rupkofr. OF No. 81
Forsyth street, on the seat OF btyi
trash LOADED ,Esith rnaat hnld NJ, tffcfr
right hands and extended their fore
fingers as they approached a group OF
men at Fortr-eishth street and Firs,
avenue
Apparently the crowd didn't know the
sign. for Morgenstein and Rupkotr rwer,,
dragged rom their scats and hammered /
all over the street Their meat WAS
dragged In the mud. the harness OF
their horses WAS cut to pieces. and |
when the police arrived tile men who I
had done the damage were not In sight.
The evening world., 1907-08-24
BROOKLYN.

nasted FOR Bergen in ninth inning
ssted for Bell In ninth inning.
BASE aits-otr Mcintyre 6: or Bell 4
rTat Base on Daiis-9h katger
Fisst Hase on Errors-st. Louis 6.
L,es on Bases-st Louis. .; BROOKLYN. 4
6 S6ruck Guilty. Karser, i by Bell, /
Passed Bails-Bergen
Hit by Pttoher-Harry.
Umpfre-Mr. Regler. ID ~
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CARDINAL TaIlanl Dead.

AscoLI. Italy, Aug. a. Cardinal
Enilic Talisni died here to-day OF heart
3lhenaa. He waa born in italy in 1888
3Aa was created q cardinal IN leoa, He
.ermerfy was Papal Nunoso 1T Vienna.
The evening world., 1907-08-24
SECOND GAME. YFFF
BATTING ORD ER.

1 y
game. determined to turn the tables on
them stYicklett and Ritter were Sc
ieo,ed as tho battery for the home
team. while Beebe and MARSHALL oced-
pied the points for the visitors. About
$3.50 spectators were on hand when the
game started.
First inning.
Byrne singled, but WIS caught nap
Ping Strickleit to Jordan TO Lewis,
Barry out. Alnsrinan TO Jordan, ko-
netehy singled. Bennett thrown out by
Hunmel NO RUNS.
Alperruan singled Lewis walked
Batch forced Aipermsn. Lush 20 Byrne.
Hummel flied to Barry. Jordan hit TO
Bennett, who threw 10 fiuity. VINO
mured and threw wild TO the plate,
pitched ball. filing the bags. Burch
singled. scoring Batch. Bergen singled.
scoring Jordan and Maioney, Burch be-
Ing caught, al third. Wol,ers to Noonan
10 Byrne. FOUR RUNS.
Second inning.
Holly singled. Murray doubled. Holly
reaching third A Wild pitch scored
Holly, Waters out. Hummel To Jordan,
Murray scoring. Noonan singled b1t
~aa forced by Lush. Humaial 10 Lewis.
Byrne walked. Barry singled, scoring
Noonan. Bergen was put out OF the
game for kicking. Ritter taxing "
place. Konetchy line flied TO Hummel
strsckett fiied to Konetchy Alpar-
man out, Holly to Kon-tchy. Lewis
was out the same way. NO RuS6
Third Inning.
Bennett singled. Holly's bunt ny was
taken by Jordan Murray died to Burch.
seisaEs singled, hut WAS caught, Batch
10 Strickle,t, TO Jordan. NO RUNS.
Batch out. Holly TO Konetchy. Hum.
mel flied TO Batry, Jordan bunted
safely and rntched third on wild
pitch, Maioney singled, scoring Jordan.
afnloney stole second. Burch struck
out. ONE RUN,
Fourth inning.
Noonan out. Alderman to- Jordan.
Lush was easy aor Lewis and Jordan
Porch n-.ade a great running catch OF
ne's soas fly. NO RUNS
Ritter sent "A fy to Wolters Stick
lett reached nrrt on Byrne's low throw
Alpe INN famed Lewis out Bennett
to konctchy. NO RUNS.
Fifth inning.
Barry ounted out. Alperman 70 Jor-
Ian. Konetehy fled TO Burch, Bennett
xas out on strikes, NO RUNS,
Batch got first on Bennett'a error
Iummel hit to konetchy, on whose WHO
hrow 10 second both runners we're "a re.
3atch stole third Jordan out. Lush to
Jatch and Hummcl sfaioney reached
iscond on the throw home. Burch
united safeiy, hu, Maioney was ceught
ii the plate. Byrneo 10 Koneachy. 10
soonan Burch was out stealing Noon
IN to Bc7nett. TWO RUNS.
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Reseuer Attacked.

Israel Dropksn, OF West Twenty.
second street, Was attacked while ify
Ing TO rescue other lii,iss ones frnyn
sAa fao4l g, s-; 81 Ihe G2k buried .i.4
the yictin. made a desperate effort 10
rid himself OF the animal he was Mi.
ten deep IN the right cAe-k
A real panic now existed Hundreds
made. for places Of shelter and II was ~
az this time that Poliesme Malen an5
Spring caiac up, They' had their ra.
yplvers drawn. but hsSitated 10 1tnGe
shot ie%s3ag sosne one in the crowd
The dog Ittd made his way into an
other group aud found four more Vie
Tins. They were atrs. Delaney rna
Enright children and Mrs. katten. All
a call 10 the Coney Island HosSitaf
brought Drs. HodSe ana Moore, E'b.I'
the wounded We're being athored to-
sethcr fpr treatment the police coruliSt,
the dog He had r,L. back 10 sTinick
RI --fsrgy;f
that did not meet the mark
s %ET pGlltHS tle trivrer for the
nlfd u!he the terrier came al him.
hrsw aim backward. Policeman Spring
put the bullet into IN dog. Then moro
bullets we're sent into the duiyertns
carcass 10 make death certain
M, al ,aoss bitten had their wounds
properly chuterixed md Will ha treated
tHftS4 ii fsgs I4sstetIf TaHfstits.
The police learned that Yesterday the
u9g mad been In a fgbt with cat.
which he killed -Ha--.aa hnan In a
fretfal mood all last evening The
sco2lcally fo' Indications OF hydro
There .- no report o. the dogs hav-
Ing been bitten nv INV n'hsr dog.
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IS PERSONS ARE.
BITTEN BY A DOG
AT CONEY ISLAND.
Fox Terrier Causes Wild Panic
Among 500 Women
and Children.

Five hundred s"snen and ehfIdreu
trighteaed lato frenzy tiei lssore
satid fox terrier on tiie beach at T'asti
| ~ second street, conry Island. to-day
I Thirteen persons were bitten by the
dog before he was stfot by me paiIge
IKE gog had ali the appearances ot IN
animal, with hyIrophosa,
! Those who were known 20 nave been
attacked. BY the dog are
DAVIS, Mrs. BEN. thirty years old,
Of No. IS East Tenth street whose hus-
Band owned The animal; bitten on, leg.
POWELL. WILLIAM. nEed torsy. OF
Twenty.serond street and BeaclI. bitten
on leg
ty-hye, OF Twenty second street. edtten
ON knee and left side.
voGgI4. HARRY. aged thirteen. sea
side Home: bitten on left hand and
shealder.
NoGEL ABE. aged nine: bitten on
hand and HSht leg.
voGEL. EDWARD, aged seven; BIT
ten or left hand.
MOSES. afoLi1iE. aged twefvs, OF
Twenty-second street, bitten on risnt
foot
NANN. AARON. aged nine OF Twea-
ty-second street left leg and right hand
torn
DRAPKrS. ISRAEL. aged forty, Of
Twenty-second street. bitten on check
DtEI4ASEY. Mrs, FANNIE. aged for
ty-rve, o, West Tweny-tirst street, Doth
ieet bitten
EMRlGHT, DANIEL, aged seven. olt-
ten on left hand.
ESRIGHT. MARY. aged fve. bitten
on risat leg.
kEITAN, FANNIE. aged thirty-nve.
Of Tventy.second street. bitten on left
lex.
Dog Had Bad Temper.
The fox terrier belonged TO Ben Davis.
a lawyer stopping at the Mur!ch collage |
on Twenty-nrst street He was a
bad temper.
Mrs Davis WAS walking along the
,eaoh nj the foot of her street when
.he dog suddenly spEang up mapping
i an imaginary enemy. As Mrs
Davis spoke TO him he sprang NJ her.
,vryinE his teeth IN tho calf OF her
er Mrs. Davis cried out In pain and
William Powell came 10 her aid.
Ne seized the dog by the lsgs and
ragged him away. throwing him a
,ozeu feet toward the water. The ami
nal sot his legs and sprang al Powell.
earring the mans trousers half on
..aau ned and the terrier next dashed
r,wara n tiock OF children that were
q ,,,,v In the sand They scattered
Bit inmates Of Home.
These children were Aving At the Sea-
.de Home under the care OF the Brook f
n. AID Society. Tae yose. children
,ere too SOW. and one after another
Re dog snapped at them. He bit all
nree and left them Tor another group
urther up the beach,
a dozen men and grown boys armed
,!th stlcks and ssoacs now attacked
he dog. They headed him on ana
ept him away from other groups OF
he charity children playing about. Ths
ns -nn4t attacked The Mosas rl-a-...
ounE Vann
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GIANTS STRUGGLE
TO DOWN PIRATES
AND WIN A GAME,

Continued from First Page3
The evening world., 1907-08-24

George Cohan made hi. nrn. b,v nj,
ss playwright with 'LittIc johnny
Jones In which there was fat par,
tor ns wife The couple separated last
,wihter and Mlss Lfvey lost'ho tins
The evening world., 1907-08-24

The police have q Sood description
9 fthe other man and expect TO cap
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S6aIer fir iebc!"
llnb iest seigte Ii6, CAP Seine Grs
teIen5 nit Der itrategifAen cine aus
ge5ei4rete faufmGnniide 8egabung
p%ereini9te. @r banOeIte 10 gut. ouB mir
Ic4lieBli6 Bel flint 96alern banbeIss
einig lpuroen. Stint 3haIer fir orei
&cnonen! 5reili4 fotte er bafiir Die
@erpfli3tung, Ole orei GeIdiBe an
Soro I9affen gu ldiTen, =
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Gin WnGen0anOe(.
skiUs aus Gaiti non 3. =. Gmers.

,Goufen Sic bod irgenScinem Spls
buten feline 5Iinte abb" laete Der ads
titGn.
Der .prdioent" lag i'm Safen bon
Seremie (Sait), uno mir batten fir
Den anperen Sag cine Sa9bpartie per'
abrebet; ieocrmdnn bate cine quite
Sutbie, nur id) bate teine.
r0onte fir ben euten Ratb, &a'
pitGn!" rief ih. nglter glautcn Sic
nenn pirflid). oab elmer bon Den Sela
osn cine Sltnts bat, bic pirtIi4 los
eebt?"
,Mlan fann's perIu6en," meinte Der
S6eringcnieur. .Gommen Sic. mir
fabren suIdmmen an 2anb; ipenn mir
cine iinoen. Die nod S9loB, 8olben
unb 2arf bat, peroe i9 ije Shnen nod
beute Mteno sure6tfliden."
Dor Der Made idben pier laeen Die
boitianijhen Observation-Disclosures
auf Dem 9ooen, fpielten Rarten uno
niirfeIten, cine 5~srlumpte, iGmubise,
balb %perbungerte Geleaf6aft. Oie
Getrebre ftanben in Der Gte. Ginen
Gplben bdttcn iie alle, Die meiiten iosar
einen 2auf. n,lr nit Den @dl0Tern iaf
es redt b6Ie aus. Der Sneenieur
priifte Gins mad Dem anSeren.
,Sie Snare bd ipiro's pie1ei6l
thun," bemertte cr. .ipenn i6 aud Elm
paar CUTE Gtunben Qrtsit bran babe!"
n9oaa! meme 6srren." rief ih Den
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Die ,,Gbdrden" osr Patti.

Der SberregiEeur an Ser gerliner
Sofoper, Garl Seblaff, er5dblt folsenbe
biibf6e @rinnsrlns an 4oeline patti:
Sm Sabre 1880 eaitir.e Moelins
Botti ais @ioletta AM s6ofttedter sl
Dresden. tpo in sur ielben Seit ols
Opernidnger tbdtig mar. Oils lie iif
Dor 9sairn be5 lcbten Qttes auf Dem
Iubetette nieoerlieb. ipofei ib i9r be-
bilfli6 tour. enttpidelts ii6 folgenoes
GefprdcA:
abeGtne:r'e err JaegiiIeur, 'aben
Sic teire fleire SbirGen?"
s If (perousD: sd peritehe ni4t
- po5u?"
u SeIi n a !: nlleberau, tpo i6
Siolettd fang, 'afe i6 i'm lesten Itt
fletue Sbirden ee'abt."
s Of (eine primaoonnaz2 dune rers
mutbenb): ga, iino Sbnen benin oi:
pprbanoenen Sbiren au groBs"
@beIine (ungeouloiO: .@bsr
nein, ih meine Ter i'm Bette = (ibre
beiben @aumenndseI mebrmals aneins
amber preHenb. als % ie etpas aers