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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-27
The Fall River Strike.

FALL RIVER, Mass, March 2T.-Accord.
ing to reports furnished by the mills there
were 9, 4s3 looms running yesterday morn
ing, an estimated gain Of 400 over Monday.
Abont a score more of weavers returned to
work, but the body of the strikers remains
6r,p
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-27
A Large Purchase of Land.

BANGOR, Me-, March sV-Boston parties
have bought trac, of 81, 900 acres of land In
Maine, including one of the most valuable
water privileges in tue state, $50 coo, 600 feet
Of srumpage, and the whole township of Je-
rusalen, near the terminus of the Megantic
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-27
secretary Window Rent. a Bou.e.

WASHINGTON CITY, March 27.-Secretary
Window has practically concluded leass
for the large double house ON K street, BE-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets Il
owned by Senator Sherman, and 10 well
known as the residence of Mr. Stanton whsr
secretary of war.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-27
Oklahoma Proclamation.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-The PRESS
dents proclamation opening Oklshoms
lands TO settlement on April next. was
issued TODAY
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-27
John Bright Nearing the Grave.

night Mr. Bright was reported to be sinking
He was still unconscious. The queen and
Prince and Prfpcass OF Wales have ssnt mes
sages of sympathy TO the family.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-27

WASHINGTON CRY, March 27.--The seq
ate put in most of the time yesterday in ex-
scutive session No other business Of inter-
est was transacted.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-27
No,ed Eogli.hmnn Dead

LONDON, March Elk Premier Of
England. John Bright. died at $50 this
morning
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-27
Because He Was q "Mugwump.

NEW YORK, March 27.-Members of the
Manhattan club say that the blackballing Of
Minister Oscar Strauss was due to the fact
that Mr.. Strauss Is considered to be q mug.
wump.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-27
A Doomed Excursion.
Frightful Disaster on a Lake in
Mexico.
FIFTY OORPSES 30 FAR RECOVERED.

Others Believed To Re Yet In the Wreck
"A Quantity of wreckage Picked Up on
the Atlantic Indicative OF an Ocean
Horror-RumOr That q Lesitims Gun
boat Has Been Dynamited-Anxiety for
Other Vessels Safety.
CRY OF Mexico, March c7.-The stsaLler
Ocotlan foundsred on Lake Chapala near
Guadalajara Sunday. A large excursion
party was on board at the time. Twenty
bodies have been recovered. Many more are
known to be still In the wreck
LATER.-Fifty bodies have now been re-
covered from the wreck Efforts are now
being made to raise the steamer, whom 1t b
expected additional bodies will be secured.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-27

Dancing IL said to be declining in popu-
larity In England.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-27

A crying sin-taking babies to a
theatre.
, 1889-02-20

the"Act of Accusation" against him, so
chat the Governments of Germany NAV
see and appreciate his grounds of action.
A long synopsis of the Act is published
IN the Times Of Thursday. from which it
appears that the extracts from the Empe.
ror Frederick'S Diary are genuine; that
the Emperor lent it to the Professor +: that
the Professor copied some important en-.
tries and that, with certain excisions. he
published these in the Deutsche Rundsckau,
partly to prove that the Crown Prince had
borne a great part in making the Empire.
and partly to create u deep sensation.
Prince Bismarck accuses him of being a
conceited person, whose motive was prin.
clpAlly hostility TO himself, and associates
with him Baron Won ROggenback, a
statesman now employed in Baden, whom
the late Emperor greatly trusted, and Sir
Robert MOrier. Professor Geffcken de.
MES the charge:of plotting against the
Prince; but in any case, an effort 20 rs:
move the Chancellor from the c~our,sels Of
his Sovereign, or even to diminish his
reputation an the maker of Germany. IL
not high treason. Prince Bismarck ID.
however, profoundly irritated, and it is
fally expected in Germany that he will
make % speech to the Reichstag upon the
subject.
, 1889-02-20
III tsCetlG u s.
spectator, 10 January.

The great interest of the inquiry this
week has been the examination and cross.
examination Of one of the Invincibtes,
Patrick Delaney, who was implicated
both III the Ph@nix Park murders and the
attack on Mr.. JuStic. Lawson, and who
was Brought up from prison to be examin-
ed: The drift OF his statement is that the
1nvincibles were cooperating with some
or the most notable members of the Land
League. like Sheridan, Egan, and Byrne,
and that they derived their funds directly
from the Land League, through Patrick
Egan, Francis Byrne, andthe celebrated emo.
Il" who is known to have been q person of
the name OF lyman. Patrick Delaney ad.
mitted that he had been in prison for a
highway robbery before he became a Fe-
MAN, but his evidence was clearly and
consistently given, and he swore to his
belief that all the letters of Egan about
which there has been so much discussion
were signed by Egan, both those which
the Parnellites admit to be genuine and
those which they maintain to be forgeries.
Ofcourse, the evidence of such a witness
will have little moral weight unless it is
confirmed from other quarters.
The news of the week from East Africa
is all unfavourable to Europe. A messen.
ger despatched from Suakiu to Khartoum
E.s94 agfElIl t~isgSyial .g
, 1889-02-20

describes the endeavours of Americans and
Englishmen to provoke conflicts. II
VII. Soames, ON crOsS.examinatiOn before
the Parnell Commission, said that Mr..
Piggott had made q statutory declaration
that; Mr.. LabOuclere'S solicitor, NJ. r 1wis,
q offered him $1,000 to swear that he
had forged the letters alleged to have been
written by Mr.. ParUelI.
1t is stated that MIR. Macdonald, the
manager OF theSTimes, paid sG1, $50 to MIR.
Egan for the Patnell letters.
Reports have been received at San Fran.
cisco OF serious trouble on the Tonouin
frontier: frequent SkirmisheS between the
French troops and the natives have occur.
red. ,esa Eatt.' ~
The st. Petersburg press are Of opinion
that the gravity of the movement Inv thA
Ameer of AfghHlistan is exaggerated. In
Russian official circles the position is view.
ed with calmnesS. ti' at"'1
Colon, Feby. 15tll-All the EMPLOYEES
in. the general Offices of the Canal Gov. in
P@nama have been discharged, within the
past few days steamers took away over
LOCO discharged wOrkmen,
File. rumor chat Prince Bismarck had re.
signed caused prices to weaken towards
the close of the Berlin Bourse. The report
IL not, however, credited in ffcial circles.
The Amer OF Arglanistan is circulating
a FnmOur OF an approaching war with
Russia. ills alleged he Is behPading 300
persons daily, and interfering with frontier
traffic.
Colon, 16th-About 1000 lahourers leave
to-day for Port Limo by r. NJ. S. Para.
Plymouth, Feby, 16th.-The r. NJ. S.
Nile from the West Indies arrived here
AT 8 q. M. to-day.
New York, Febrv. 18th.-The death is
announced OF Professor Decken, German
geOlOgist.
Fairs dispatches state that Vi. Meline is
~PhcOunterlng great difficulty in forming u
Cabinet, owing to the refusal of II. Waldeck
. Rousseau and other important men 70
AcceptA portfolio. NJ. de Freycinet, while
preterring the portfolio OF War, is on the
persuasion of President CarnOt likely to
= accept the Ministry of FOrei on Affairs.
| he New Zealand and Australian press
express sympathy with the United States
llI regard TO the Samoan matter. The
Berlin Government is willing to effect u
settlement on the basis of a Joint American,
, German and English control through the
cOIsuIS at Apia.
A demonstration was held at Pesth
ON Saturday against the military bill pro
posed by Premier TiSza. The proceSSion,
when passing the EmperOr'S Palace, dis.
paved " remarkable and loyal enthusiasm.
The London Morning Post, commenting
on th" European war cloud and the visit Of
the Duke of Cambridge to Spain, urges
the necessity of keeping Malta aud Gibral-
tar improbable.
The Court OF appeal has confirmed Editor
O'Brien's sentence.
Howard, one OF the alleged conspirators
connected with the Electric Sugar fraud,
wh0has been arrested at Michigan, stated
that the Company was organized for fraud.
, 1889-02-20

Spectator 18th JaWuary.
The children of this generation nave q
creed. and it is not badly summed up in. "a
sentence which the Mayor of Defert quo.
ted from CarnOt the regicide, when regis
tering on Wednesday the civil marriage
of President CarnOt'S niece 1.-THE ele.
ments of happiness are health, all indie
pendent condition, a taste for work, the
esteem of people of worth, love of society.
talent, u knowledge of business, modera.
ton, a tendency to aid the unfortunate, and
the compSuionShip of all amiable woman.n
The words We have italicised constitute
the modern substitute, q most inefficient
substitute, for religious faith. The list
seems at first sight to be compendious,
but ~ man may have all those things, and
find that q quarrel with his children.
failure to reach his object, or the growth
of a disgust with life in his own mind, will
leave him as miserable as the rest.
Victoria, Mt least is q loyal Colony. On
November 28th, Sir Bryan OLoghlen.
leader Of the Opposition, brought forward
"A motion condemEing the Government for
not claiming "a veto on the appointment of
the Governor. The motion was really.
"~fpeler' towards u policy seeking for in
dependence and as such it was understood
throughout the COLONY. When, therefore,
after a speech from Sir Bryan, his propo.
sal was put to the vote, the Opposition
deserted him and crossed over to the
Ministerial benches, leaving the mover
alone with his two t%ellers; and the vote
denouncing the motion was Rfty.nine to
three, or within a fraction of twenty TO
one. The moment the numbers were de-.
cIared, the majority called for the National
Anthem, the first verse of which was sung
by the whole House, the Speaker, the,
clerk, the officers, and the gallery all Chi.
ming in. 1t will be remembered that this
occurred in a Colony where the Irish elee-
tors number One.third of the whole. and
in a city entirely controlled by a working
population which votes by manhood SUIT.
rage.
Pygmies exist, but they are not very
small. That seems to be the first deduC.
ton from the lecture ON the subject given
By Professor Flower on Thursday at the
London Institution. The smallest known
race, he says, are some Negroes living
among the other Negroes of Central
Africa, one tribe of whom, called Akkas,
dwell on the west of Lake Nyanza. The
men and women of this tribe, who have
been seen by many travellers, are only
four feet high. They live by themselves,
in separate communities, and may very
well be the Pygmies of the Greeks, who
got their information from PhpniciAn
sailors, given, like all Asiaties, to exag.
geration. The Professor advises explorers
to study carefully the habits, language,
&c, of this race; and he might have
added that they should look out for the
bones of fossil birds. The. tradition about
the cranes must have had a basis of some
kind; and the gigantic bird. the roc. of
Arabian legend, which certainly existed
in Madagascar within the historic period.
may have retreated there from the con.
tinent. Or the Pgymies may have lived
in the desert and hunted the ostrich.
which fights furiously in dying a2sfe5
Hf NifIE14 ttf ANA -ee1TnT =
& atstt B4. .tF3 taa u.f.7a .sA,.i
, 1889-02-20

Prince Bismarck, surprised and aHnoy.
ed at the acquittal of DIR. Geffcken, has
asked and received permission to publish
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-24

B9> Grabfeine uno Nonumente aua
bsItem Wtarmor pber Grant fertist
raid uno au nierrieiten greiien Gusuii
3ebner, 7l9 unb 720 B. 2adaipanna
Ipenue.
= antbOnp O'Soro, Elm 8srsmunn
in eem No. 5 S6adt Der 9ennipIpania
8oblen So. babier, tuurbe am Wontas
Morsen burd einen 8oblenfaq bon
Der Dede set6btet. Gr mar so Sabre
alt unO binterIdbt cine Srau unp Elm
&inb.
- Die 9ennipIpania 8obIen Cons
panic lest Dor ibrsn 2ots an Gberrp
StraBe pier SUB breite Seitenwese.
Aud ldbt iie ben 3aun an ibrer @iels
itaauns an @beitnut SttaBe 3uriidieben,
UNI Der Strabenbabn @Ompanie mebr
8aum au aeben.
- Sn ben lsbten Tasen tparcn Grs
better reefam nit ben nDtbisen 8erdns
oe.unsen an bem ebemalieen Suri6el
gisenibum tbdtis. Oian sIaubt iebt,
oaB bas @ebduoe nidt abseliiien, ions
bern nur reparirt su tperben brauht,
um cine Alebrauerei einsurihten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-24
BON 0eterSburo.

= Die 8erIoiuua Der OreeI aum
Seiten Der bsuti6en 8resbpt @emeinoe
oabier fano Ssreitas Mbeno itait uni
Der @etpinn fieI auf Tidst SO. 62l,
iusI9eS SObn Sdneiber, nabe Sol.
Soies wobnblft, befoB.
= Serr aus. s. Rebner bat fiir,lid
i'm Nuftrlee bon 2ubpis Sofiommer
atpei biibi6e @rabiteine ouf bem prote.
itantiiben Sriebbofe bobier oufsefeai
Elm DoppeIitein unb Elm Nonumsnt
Die grbeiten seisen bon @si1mad unt
gutter auffaiuns.
= @m Sonntaa befdenfte feline Srau
ben Se,nri6 8auitian nit elmer iunsen
9o6ier unb Spar bic @rIieeborene,
poruuf Der Selnri6 febr ftoIS 1T.
= Die 2eide Oss in Der StabImiibIe
peruneliidten SoIon .. Dapis puroe
am Sreitus aur 8eerbieuns mad BEN
SoIem, @opne Co., SriebbOfe se'
bra6t. Gr mar AZ SABRE alt unb un.
perbsirutbet.
= Im Sonntag tpur6e bic @ittpe
tes BERT Sobann Sdrdoer sur Iebten
Rube bstattet. Sic mar in ben 70eer
Sabren unO binterIdbt Spei berbeira.
tbete 3b6tsr, nemIi6 5rau Sris Gariua
unb Srau 6rie 8Uper.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-24
0a6 xhaI abmdrtA.

SabInrbille. .-OaB bic 2ebisb 8al'
lep @lienbabn bis bierber auseeoebnt
pirO, unterIiest fsinem 3pelfel mebr.
Die 5ra8e 1T nur, ipeIde, 2inie iie foIsen
nirb, ba mebrere permefen tporoen
'ino. Ob iie bon bier aus na6 8art
Sia pber 8aiier Bailey ipeiterflbren
pirb, i6eint nod i'm 8erei6 Der Wiutbs
mabunsen gu lieSen.
- Simpion & 0atfins sebenfen BEL
ibren neuen Werfen in Warcp Topn.
ibip span3is neue Winerbduier au eri9,
ten.
= Sn elmer 9iefe bon nur so 6us
1T Sobn Sermpn nit benz neuen S6a6t
an Carbon Sia auf cine 43 SUB bide
8oblenacer eeitoben. Oa aber nod
mebrere anoere barunter Iie9en, 70 ipirb
man nit ber S6adtienfuns fortfabren,
bis aae erreidt iinb.
= Drei, bier unb fiinf Gage mar bic
Grbeits3eit in ben bieiieen @ruben nab.
reno Der Iebten @Ode.
= Gine @eieaT6oft bon fdnfssbn
9aaren, bauptidbIi6 bon Barf 0lI.
ilberrai6te am Donnerita9 Nbeno Serrn
uno Srau Ibam 8einbart an Der Bpne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-24
@rOb,
Tolter
4 g.,

lniere 2inie bon Sioden fur
Oamen, Mdbden unb &inber iit
lest boaitdnoi9. 8ir baben in
Den lesten paar Sasen 5abIrsi1e
neue Mufter bin5usefiist. 8itte,
ipre6et Dor uno priifet uniere
Muiter lnb Rreiie. 8enn mir
ell6 nidt einen beieren @orratb
Sei9en fonnen, aIs ibr ibn ionittuo
fnoet, unb NIT elmer Griparnib
uon 25 Rro5ent i'm 9reiie, 70
pilniden mir nidt, ba6 ibr bon
unS Die &Ode fauft. Spre6t Dor
uno lberSeu9t eud.
9l6tun9Suoq,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-24
Staetratb.

select Council, II. Oftober
Map. BON StraBen unb 9riden Cos
mite, beridtete stinitis ilber eins 8s6.
nuns bon g8. s. 8urfe (sll84) fin
cine S6ubmauer an Jfap Iug Npsnue
uno bieielbe poifirte. 9aS sIei9s Cos
mite empfabl, OaB Der Staots, ometer
cine 9lipeIlirunssIinie fir @arfielD Ipes
nue.. BON SlpetIdn6 sur 2afoSette,
made. gu6 nuibe iiber bic 8eroros
nuns einitis beri6tet, tpeI6e Der neuen
8abn Gompaaie bic @rlaubniB siebi
3ur grb6buns ibrer 9eIeiie, no bieieI.
ben Depot, Dean, Sesrman uno Pa,ter
Struben freuaen.
8ln3li berihtete namens bes Druid
@omites 3u @unten her 8eripiqisune
BON 800, gum Druid bes itdbhiden
oaubbubes fur 1889. Serner tparo
einitie oariiber beri6tet. 6aB Der Stabt
anDalt bic Wiuni3ipaIatte bon 1889
NIT iol6en 8erorbnune,n bruden laife.
bic felt Der IeBten dbnll6en pubIlfation
patIrt muiben.
Weeen Der 8erdnberuns Der OIiue
Strabe 2inie ipuroe ipeitere 8srbanos
lung 3ur nd6it n Sibuns peri9obtn.
9lrtbur s. Noulton, Srdiioent Der
Suburban eleftriihen SiraBenbabn &c.,
rei6te Elm lonee8 elfldrenoes Sbreiben
iiber bic MISUNDERSTANDING Elm
unb seitonO am SdIuiie au, OaB bic
Gompanie ibr 9liieBm Mt besoblen tperoe.
Solgenoe &siplutionen puroen pal
iirt: SaB Der StraBentommlHdr Elm
8lfn an Der gde BON Amslia un
Barter StraBen errihte unb oaHelb,
mt benz. 2adapanna 5IuB perbince
olB Yarf Npenue 80 Gage seiblOKen
bl,ibt, rp6brenb bort cine Bride errlb
tet tplro baB bic 8 aiienbsimaib bon
Steuern befreit lei /; oaB Der Staotseo.
meter on erner Aasp stpfAtn SamptOI
uno Gpnon StraBen, pon neunter 3ur
NeriOlan. Die 9lipeIlrunssIinie sebe.
8eroronuneen muroen einSerelbt fur
Ini6aifuns elner Dampfip,ise fir cl,
Ism. Gonneu Sdlub So. j; unb suI
9fipellirung BON AloerltraBe.
Die 8erorpnuns fur 9lipeliruns
zines 2bsiles BON .Nem Yort Strabe,
l3. @aro, paiiirte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-24
Bon Der SnbSeite.

8oie. elm breiidbrigeS 2inb bon
,Sobn pfaff. Iiest IsbensSefdbrIi4 frunI
oarnieber.
Serr grnit 8eibenba6 bon Bittston
4penue uno Sri. 8atie Sunbum BON
5Iocum Stats tperOen nd6iten Nonai
in ben @beitano trsten.
Serr Serbinaub Saeen, bon IIber.
itrube, ipuroe Samitis Nbsno aus Nns
LAB isines 9eburtstaseS bon Der @ers
mania 8ano uno bem Quartet Stub
iibsrrai6t. bic NIT Sang unb &lans oos
@eburtstagfino erfreuten. Sasen re.
uan9irte ii6 berart, baB ale @dfe bes
2obes -uno nod zines gnoeren-poQ
paren.
@s 1T cine setpiTe 5ruu bier auf Der
Sdpfeite, bic 8tfliientIid Oerbreitet,
oaB Serr BaitOr @raepp Seranton
perlafen babe. Die Srau ipeib, bab
lie cine lnmabrbeit faet, unb mir mod.
ten iie oarIber auftIdren, baB iie baftir
seridiIid beIanet werben fam. g8ir
tbuu bies su ibrem 8eiten, benn iie
tommt in TrubeI, ipenn iie es nidt uns
terIdbt.
R@- Der Sr6bte un6 beitauseepdbIte
8orratb bon Yubipaaren, 8onnetS uno
0titen in 8rOnn's Bee Sioe.
Inter Der 2eituns 6es Serrn Senrp
5auer tperren seeenwdrtis bic Straben
unb StraBeniibersdnse in Der 19. @aro
in Oronuns eebradt uno mir mdiIen
ben 2euien oas Compliment MAIDEN,
oab iie ibre Irbeit in peritGnbniBpoqer
8eiie anereifen.
Serr 9lmbroiius Sers bat ben 8Gu,
mep1an;unestae onmit bsoba1tet, bab
er cine 4n3abI 8dume an ieinem 81.
sentbum an Der gds BON Stons unb
8ee6 StraBen pfanste. g9enn es aIe
9runobeiiber 70 MAIDEN ipiiroen, miiBte
bic l9. 8aib einem @arten slei1sn.
say 8efelIt oas ,,8o4enbIatt" t"-es
entbdIt ale Ha6ridten-nur $500.
9iebe braden in Der Sonntaa Radbt
our6 Elm 5eniter i'm Nai6inenbauie in
bic Safe unb Grader 86derei bon @ebr.
S9suer. an 8roOiitraBe, elm unb itab.
len oaraus, fOpeit man feben fonnte,
mebrere 8iit6en unb 8aiten nit &us
den, binterlieBen aber feline Spur,
aussenommen cine SdnopsHai6e unb
elm Tai6entud. Serr S1euer b6rte
3par elm 9erduid. badte aber, es ieien
bic 8dder, tnelbe frdb Worsens ibren
2eis in Srbnuns brddten; aud benz
@ebeae Der Sunoe idenfte man feline
Nufmerfiamfeit.
Wir poaen bier aud ertpdbnen, baB
bic senannte Sirma erit fiirsIi4 eine
8ersrDberuns an ibrer 8dderei anse.
brabt bat, nobur6 iie mebr 3aum gum
Baden unO cine babi4e Office sstpOns
men.
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aus bem oberen xbaIe.

- Soreit Gitp fpirb einen neuen bib,
i6en 8obnbof, nit sipei @arteidIsr
uno allen mObernen ginri6tunsen er.
balten.
= Die eIeftriI6e 2ofomotibs in be,
srie @rube Der 0iQIios &obIen & giier
Co.. au Wcppiae, errest sroBe Muf.
mertiamfeit uno 1T bic stpeite ibrer Nrl
in ben 8er. Staaten. Sic ,iebt mil
2eibtiefeit 90 bslabene aoblenfarren
uno erisst bic Nrbsit bon neun @iel.
Cie seoeamdrtise gapacitdt beS @erfee
II 1000 2onnen tdsli6 unb man bOifl
our6 bic neue Ginridtuns 1900 Cons
men tdeli6 ptobusieren su f5nnen.
au6 bic @nSabI Der Irbeiter, bic isbi
1000 betrdst, tpirb entfpredenb Der.
mebrt.
GarbonbaIe. - Der 8eHeI in bem
8ioenbure SdIadtbaus, nabe bieier
5taot, seriprune um baIb Q llbr am
0onneritds 0lorsen. Oas @ebdube
wuroe bemolirt uno bann bur9 Sseuer
3srii6rt. Nsbrere Irbeiter iparen in
GROCER @efabr. fpuroen aber serettei.
Der 8erIuit foa $4,000 iein. nit einer
Serii6eruus bon nur s30O0.-@eIe.
Sentli6 Der Seier bes Shfiunesfs flee
oeS 8eianeuereins @ermania sing es
lebten DtIttnoh 9lbenb in Der Sole
bod Der. Die Seier beitanb aus @es
fang, Wuiif, 9ana unb bas 1rinten
purbe aud ni6t persefen. Seoers
mann i8eint ii4 amiiirt su buben.
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fanntIid eriterer borseidrieben. bab fie
fir ie 80 2i9ter eins foitsnfrei iteaen
ioa. 8idter @dnfer ipar Der Nnf9t,
oaB Der Stabtratb fein 2e6t butte, cine
ioI6e 8eoineuns bor3uf9reiben uno
sab Der GOmpanie Elm SuOsment eeeen
bic Stabt fiir s537.72.
Sobn Sbeeban, ipel1er 'auf feline
5rau einen m5rpetii6en @nsriff ess
madt bate, befannte ii6 bee einfaben
IneriffeS fdulois unO tpurre in $50
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te, um Der 8srbaftuns 3u entseben.
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aud feline 3un9e bele9t ilf bab fem atbem
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