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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-08

in the clerks office at the same time
and took them to the clerks office.
The fact that he was so particular to
enjoin the officer to make the blades
sharp may indicate that he had pre-
meditated the act for several days.
Yesterday the captain appeared as
usual and during the afternoon went
for a walk with his wife.
Had Made a Good Record.
Capt Koehler during his long
term of office had made the best city
clerk the city had ever had, and his
manner of conducting the office was
frequently complimented by the
auditing committees of the city
council, and none more so than that
of the financial committee, read at
last Monday nights session of the
retiring council The captain had
much to be proud of in the man
ner which he had retired from office.
which should have commended
him to others who might re-
quire similar service. and no doubt
he would have received offers ere
this had it not been generally under
stood that he proposed remaining in
the Office for an indefinite period.
Nevertheless, he appeared anxious
and discouraged. and overworked in
the closing weeks of his term OF
office, which coupled with disap-
pointment in not receiving renom-
ination at the hands of his party
broke him down and his pride was
wounded. He gave up in despair.
Liked by All.
Capt. Koehler's modest nature has
often times prevented his reaplng the
benefit of his own eXertions. Doubt
less the captains denomination would
have been assured this spring had he
striven for it. He has not been given
to Boosting, and an illustration of thi
is vouched for by his old soldier
friends, who say that no volunteer in
the service earned his title by moro
valient service than did Capt. Koch
Ter.
His friends in Rock Island are
legion, and all will unite in the fer
vent hope that he may recover and
be spared for many more years OF
IL sefulneSS in the community.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-08
Decoration Day Notice.

At meeting of the general COM
mittees appointed at the last regular
meeting of John Buford post G. A.
r. and w II. c., held at the county
court house on Saturday afternoon
a resolution was adopted inviting the
schools to furnish decorations for the
monument in court house square.
for Decoration day TUESDAY. May 3O).
A formal invitation will be sent the
principals of all the schools in a few
days. The public in general are also
requested to furnish decorations,
wreath frames and evergreens Will be
furnished by the post and delivered
to the different schools at the proper
time. All decorations should be de-
livered to the q. A. Il. rooms no later
than noon of the day preceding Dec
Grafton day.
THOS. CAMPBELL. Chairman
W. Il. QUAYLE. Sec.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-08
KNOWLEDGE
49,. comfort and improvement and

p.irrs comfort and Improvement and
n p TO personal enjoyment when
en- used. The many, who live bet
ny tb3n others and enjoy life more, with
i Ssl ier,vnenditure, by more promptly
l5l9 the worlds best products to
al,L need, of physical being, will attest
t .ho raIne to health of the pure liquid
i inT principles embraced in the
..n an,,sd syrup of Figs.
i'- r. excellence is due to its presenting
= The form most acceptable and pleas
nrt 70 10 the taste, the refreshing and truly
i bpncfcial properties of perfect lax
give o,Tl effeGtually cleansing the system,
JJi.neIIing colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation;
I, has given satisfaction TO millions and
N met ~ with the approval of the medical
MISSION ni9t because it acts on the Kid
pays Liver and Bowels without weak
Srinr them and it is perfectly free from
o oy.s Objectionable substance.
syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
ci.ts in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man.
SSfactured bv the California Fig Syrup
"a, only. whose name is printed on every
rqckace, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you Will not
scent any Substitute if offered.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-08

Officer John Schaab rendered his
resignation to Mayor Medill today.
Schaab has made Il good officer.
The patrol wagon made a trip to
the vicinity of the Penn Tank Line
companv's works down town last
night and brought up a load of tramps
who were making themselves dis
agreeable in that neighborhood.
The grocery store of Nepka q Son.
on Fifth avenue. was entered by bur
glars on Friday night by means of
a rear window. and eight boxes of
cigars. a butt of tobacco and 80 cents
in change secured by the thieves.
Chief of Police Sexton went on
duty Yesterday morning and assumed
charge of that important branch of
the citv's service. Mayor Medill very
properly gave the new chief full con-
troll of placing men. etc, which he
will do at once. Officer Brennan
went on duty on the uptown beat
to-day and the others will go on to-
night.
Burglars broke glass in the front
door Of COLON Bros Wholesale liq-
nor house on First avenue Satur-
u1N night anu tiI iCb Cii wv
boxes OF cigars and some iewelry and
stamps. Another burglary, perhaps
committed by the same party, was
accomplished at the Fourth avenue
drug store where the front door was
pried open and four boxes of cigars,
some ,bav rum and other articles
were taken. The burglaries gave
Chief Sexton, the new official, 4
chance to get to work at once
AS result of little hustling on
the part of the new police depart
ment. William Jones, of Davenport.
was picked up by Capt. Mowrey. OF
the Moline police, early this morning
and when searched was found to
have in his possession some OF the
cigars, bay rum and jewelry that
were stolen here Saturday night.
The fellow undoubtedly is response
BILE for a number CT the thefts at least
that have been committed the last
few DAYS. as he also had some hand
kerchiefs and underwear in his pos
session.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-08
BOSTON STORE.
Four Hour Morning Sale.

The following for Tuesday only:
DRESS Trimmings Braid head
ings. all shades, value Zoe. ut sc a
yard.
DRESS Trimmings bands.
all shades, value 25c, at Ice a yard.
Dress Trimmings - Jewel trim
ming. value $3.50 to S1.75. at 99c a
yard.
DRESS Goods'-Worsted novelties.
modest shades, value S9c, at 5Sc a
yard.
Ladies' Waists Cambria finish,
with belt. at 23c each.
"Ladies' Material. Cam
brio: yoke back, value soc. at 39c
each.
Boys Waists"-19c each.
''Children's Lace" caps and hats,
lie each.
Ladies' Belts''-13c each.
..Underwear'- Jersey knit shaped
vests. value 15c. at Zoe each.
BOOKS.
ATLAS of the World" including
the Worlds Fair, value $3.50 at IS
cents each.
.Pansv Series" soc each. Conquest
set. Family Edition of Poets, ill
ustrated. for S1.29 each.
..Huckleberry Finn" Tom Saw
ver'' and the wide Wide World, =
by Elizabeth Witherell. all at SOC
each.
Regular price on lansdownes S9c
per yard.
HARMED. PURsEL x NoN M>UR.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-08
THE HANDOF DEATH.
George r. Reed Passes Away at st.
Anthony's Hospital.

AnthOny's Hospital.
George f. Reed died at st. An
thongs hospital at 7:20 this morning.
of typhoid fever, with which he had
been a sufferer for several weeks,
during the past five weeks of which
he had been in the care of the hospi-
tai. He was in his seth year having
been born at Polo. H., and all his
life had been spent in this state. He
was twice married, the second time
at Polo, H., August 6, 1884. to Miss
Hattie Sherman, who survives him.
Three years ago he moved to Rock
Island, having accepted position as
funeral director for Undertaken
Wheelan. During his life in Rock
Island he had shown himself to be a
man of upright character. kind
hearted and obliging in his DISPOSE
ton, and his death will be sincerely
regretted by large circle of friends.
He was a member of the Knights of
Pythias and Modern Woodmen or
CARNATIONS.
The funeral will be held from the
late home of the deceased. Dimick
block. at O'Clock tomorrow after
noon, the remains being taken to
Dixon Wednesday morning for inter
ment.
II. A. }. McDonald's Funeral.
The funeral of the late III. A. j
Mcdonald was held. from his late res
idence on Fourth avenue at 2 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. Rev. w. 5. Mar
quis officiating. The pail bearer:
were: Dr. j. W. Stewart, 5. ID. Gle
land. David Don. w. T. Channon, G
! A. Rose and w. b. Ferguson.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-08
OUR DENTAL FRIENDS.

They are Arriving for romorrow's Con
yention--State Dental Examiner.
If there is any truth in the old
story about people getting rid OF the
toothache when they get near dem
fist then there wont be Il case of that
painful malady in the city for weeks
to come as the town will be full of
tooth eNtracters for the next couple
of DAYS. the Illinois and Iowa State
Dental society meets here tomorrow
and will continue in session for two
days. then converting in Davenport.
where the business viii be finished
up on Thursday and Friday. Mem
bers have been registering at the diff
fercnt hotels all day and the town
will fairly bristle with laughing-gas
men tomorrow.
state Board of Dental Examiners.
The Illinois State Board of Dental
Examiners which always meets in
connection with the Dental society
met at the rooms of the Business
Mems association at 10 o'clock this
morning and organized for work. \
large number of applicants from diff
fercnt parts of the state are expected
here to take examinations for per-
mits. The Executive Council of the
Illinois-Iowa State Dental society
will meet at 9 o'clock in the morning
for preliminary work. such as receiv-
ing applications for membership, etc,
and the convention proper will con-
vene at 10 O'Clock in the City Council
chamber. A lengthy programme has
been arranged and large attendance
is expected.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-08
Souvenir Tea Cups.

l have received large assort-
ment of Haviland China cups
and saucers, tastefully decorated.
useful at any time, and particu-
larly desirable as single gifts be-
cause each one. across the out
side, is lettered in a pretty gold
scrip, souvenir. Rock Island
Price Coo each.
Being of the very best China
an ornament in themselves, L eX-
pect rapid sale.
G.. NJ. LOOSELY.
China, Glass and Lamps
1909 Second Avenue.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-08
River RipIets.

The stage of water at Rock Island
bridge at noon today was l2:lO and
the temperature was 60.
The Bella Mac came down with 16
strings of logs. The Verne Swain
was in out as usual, and the b. Her
shep. Saturn and Satellite passed up.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-08
A DESPERATE

Effort to do business in our wash
goods department. Prices that should
move goods from our wash goods
stock. rain or shine, and rain or
shine these will be the prices:
a job of printed linen tissue cloths
worth 9 to lie start on Monday at
74c. a big lot of black Saline. the
164c quality our desperate price this
week lie. India linens. 200 pieces
first price 4!c, then &c. &c. Sc. 10c-
and on up to 2sc, one third below
value.
100 pieces Victoria lawns. prices
from Sc up to 2Sc, worth one third
more.
Over 1000 pieces of the choicest
goods in the three cities can be shown
in this department. They have not
been going as fast as we like. hence
these cuts, these deep cuts. these
desperate cuts. Always choice in
early selections.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-08
Roth { DonaldSOn's
Real Estate
LAND EXCHANGE.

II You contemplate buying. selling
or exchanging residence or business
ProPerty'rit viii positively pay you
TO call on Us. as we constantly have
ii large list Of desirable property on
our books to select from and we can
supply your wants promptly. We
also have number of choice lots in
all parts OF the city and will under
take to build a number of houses for
our customers on terms very greatly
to their advantage.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-08

He Arises Early. Goes to Barn and
Opens the Arteries of Both Wrists
Found Unconscious, He is Resuscited, and
the Unfortunate Act and Attendant Cir
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-08

Prices of North Galveston property
are going to be increased; buy now
if YOU want to get the benefit of the
raise. Rooster & Martin. 1915 Sec
ond avenue, the agents of the town,
will make some money for you.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-08
Did He Prepare to Take His Life:

The captains pocket knife with
which he attempted to destroy him
self was keepsake. 1t was pres
ent to him and his name appeared on
the handle. 1t was his custom to
have Officer Etzel, who has had
charge of the police station during
the past two years, sharpen the blade
for him Last Friday he broughv the
knife to Officer Etzel and asked him
to sharpen it for him, telling him to
sharpen the blades as sharp as razors.
He did so, lauehingly, and Officer
Etzel not only applied the three
blades of the knife to the milestone,
but sharpened up the ink eraser used
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-08
HOPE

Deferred maketh the heart sick. :"
We have looked and hoped and
waited so patiently for warm balmy
spring weather that we are inclined
to take a view of the dark side. Bills
are coming due and cash must be
realized to meet these maturing OBJ
legations. Profits must be aban-
doned. What we chopped" might be.
is not. We shall make great effort
this week to attract the attention of
house keepers. of house cleaners to
our curtain stock, and we know just
how. Cut off all profit, add a little
more, take good sharp loss here
and there. We do this.
The first 100 yards lace curtain
scrim, beginning Tuesday morning
at 9 O'Clock, &c a yard, only 2 yards
to one buyer. Lace curtains by the
pair at 4Sc, 5Sc, 62c. Csc, 75c and SIC
on which we agree to save You 20 to
80 per cent.
On Wednesday a. m. from Q to u
four hours), we offer the following
lots, Is pairs lace curtains at S1.67
down from 1925; % pairs S2.4S down
from 1912; 16 pairs S2.44 down from
$3.50; y pairs at 81 even, reduced
from S1.32; 81 pairs Csc. which we
reduce from $1.25. Any which may
be left after - o'clock 90 back to the
old price.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-08
JACKETS.

Good things in this depart
ment which we should be pleased
to show you. Capes, REFERS
blazers, all choicest styles are NOV
ing off. You cannot get so fine
selection later.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-08
A BARGAIN FOR SOME ONE.

\ BARGAIN FOR SOME ONE.
We have Slots in College Heights
auction, one-half block from Elec-
'rle Street Railway which we will
SELL Ii taken AT ONCE, at from $500
" SIo0 each-they will 60 fast-so
emorace the present opportunity or
!ou Will be too late.
List Your Properly with Us
and " will fpd VOC ouver.
Office Masonic Temple Block.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26
Aaerlei aus bem Staat.

= Guf Der Maentotpn 8etblebem
@Ieftrii9sn 8abn sreisnets iid BEL Sui.
Ierton elm ipnoerbarer rlnfaa. Gins
Gar, ipsIte mebrere PaHasiere sntbieIt,
iprans aIs fie iih bem Depot Der 2sbist
Bailey giienbabn ndbsrte, pl5bIid aus
benz @eIeiie berauS unb rannte in bas
SamsS 8earnsp'ide @obnbaus binsin,
bic sanse Srontmauer aertrimmernb.
= So fpirb semsIbet, bab 8. gapoob,
,.bsr 2bnis ber Safe Sprsnser unb pon
Office &auber," oinsfsit semadt tporoen
iei. Die 8erbaftuns erfoISte in GUN.
tinebon mad einem perstpeifelten &f,
BEL tpeldem Gamoob, Elm ipabrer Ssrfu.
les, mebrere Boli3iitsn unb gonitabIer
in S9a6 belt. gapoob lou in Iebter
Ssit 9oit.OffieeS Inn $4,000 in Stamps
unb @slb beraubt baben. SaS Saupt'
feIb isiner Ibdtisfeit mar stpiiden pitts'
burg uno 4ltoona.
= SIN Tunfbannpd fpurSen ON 1S,
Wai bic Siraslitsn Sarris 8Ianf uni
Siaa f&oiensipeie, beibe i'm 9lIter bon ~
Sabren unb aus Rublanb itammsnb,
sebenft. Sic batten am l8. Mdr3 l892
einen iuneen idbiiden Sauiirsr Nameni
Safob DtarfS ermorbet unb beraubt uni
iparen bann mad Wpntreal, Canada,
entfommen, no iie idon auf sinem
SessIi6iff 9afase mad SGbameriit
senommen batten. Nah bsm Worb,
batten fe bic srbeuteten Sa1sn mad bel
@obnuns bes 8Ianf in Seiter Str, Neh
gorf, ssfdidt. SIM SuIi idrisb 8Iani
bortbin, man ipue ibm ben 2offer idi
den, unb bierbur6 tpurbe ibr slufentbaI
ermitteIt. Sic ipurben aus9eIisfsrt uni
proaeiiirt. nobel iie iid sessnisitis bel
&aubmOrbes beidulbisten. 8Ianf uni
3oienstpeis finb bic eriten SiraeIitsn, bi
ie i'm Staate PennipIpanien ssbentt NOR
ben linb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26
Bon NeterSbura.

= gm Sienitas, ben 90. Mai, fsisrts
Serr grnit Slider ieinen 72fen @eburts'
tag.
Ser Stor1 bradte Isbten Montae
@orssn bsm gIonso prics eins seiunbe
Io6tsr.
-Srau 8ambab febrts Iebte Mods
bon Nsp gOrf suriid, tpobin iie bi.
Node supor reiite, I'M benz 8esrdbnit
ibrer S4pdserin beisuipobnen.
- Die badfteinerne 8irde tpirb mil
einem neuen Sdinbslbade perieben
Iu4 Der Safob @nseI Bat bas S6iefsr'
bad bon isinem @obnbauis abnsbmsr
unb S6i1oeIn auflesen Iafisn.
- Sim lebten Sonntas ipurbe Der alt
Seinrih Dtoit besraben. Die Obj Sell
lops unb beutibe @eieaidaft parei
itarf BEL oem 8esrabnib bstbsiIist. Npi
mar 70 Sabre alt.
n@- BeiteIlt bas ,.8odenbIatt"-ei
sntbdIt ale Radri6ten-$2 idbrlid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26
Sunnpre.

-Serr Beter Sranf 1T am Mcntas
sesen cine 8drsfdaft BON $1,000, bic
iein SobE iteIte, aus .bem @efdnsnib
entIaiien tpprben, ba Der bon ibm se.
idOisne Sang ieoer @sfabr entbobsn III.
- 9lm Disnifas Gbsnb bate Dunmors
idon ipiecer cine Sdiebaffaire; @ulta.
bus Sibpatrid, II Sabre alt, fsuerts auf
ieinen sipei Sabre aItsren 8ruber sipsi
SdIfie aus einem 8eboIber, ipopon ibn
Der eins in Der Nabs ber fedfen 8ipps
auf Der redten Seite traf; Der anbere
SduB sin8 febI. Die Wunbe fann ses
fdbrlid iperbsn. Ser SdiebboIb iast,
fsin 8ruber babe Jpn in elmer Meiie se'
nedt, bab er eS ni6t metr auSbalten
fonnte; Der @efdoiIene binsesen te'
bauptet, Der 8epoIpsr babe ii4 sufaqis
entlaben.
-Sn bsr itaIisniiden GoIonie auf
Spencer's Sill babier ereignete ii6 am
Mpntas fdon ipieber Elm Wiorb, inoem
geritino gloIi benz Goncerbio PrisnonO
cine 2useI in BEN aopf i4pB Der 8er'
tpunbets itarb nad elmer Stunoe. Ser
M5rber 1T ~, BET grmorbete mar 35
Sabre alt. 9ioli sntIob mad ber Ibut,
ipurbe aber in Ntoscop eineefansen unb
mad benz @efansnib sebradt; aud feline
sSrau tpurbe i'm 8erlaufe bes Cages bers
baftet unb sinssfedt. DaS Motip Der
1bat ideint g,feriudt setpeien su iein
unb ss pirb bebauptet, bab Prisnono
Der Srau gtoIi befdnbis nadfeate (bie
Yetbsilisten ipobnten unter einem Dads
in sinem DoppeIbauis); nod furs Dor
bem Wlorbs iol er abiidtIi6 se8en bic
Srau ssftoben iein, ipshir iie ibm bas
@sidt sertraste unb ibn umfieb. Ut
psrfsbts Der Srau bann einen SuBtritt,
ipas Toli in cine ioIde Wutb bra4te,
bab er ben psrbdnsnibpoaen S4uB abs
feuerte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26
0ou Der Sdbfeite.

gn ben @srfsn bon GonneH & 60
tpar am Srsitas 5abItas.
Serr SObn 9ersbauier besIeitste am
SOnntas ben Sbors unb 8emeinbsseiane
in Der Siforp Strabe prssbpt. &irds
nit ieinem trsffIiden 8iOIinipieIe.
Die @ermania 8anb BOT am Dienftap
bel ibrsm 9lussus sur 8arabs mad @iIs
fesbarre einen pradtpollen Gnblid uni
mari6irte ausssseidnst.
Serr Goam Motdmann, Der befannt,
Gisarrenfabrifant, Iiest nun idOn fell
stpei Wo6en tranf barnieesr unb ieir
3uitanb 1T nidt obne @sfabr.
Ser bon Srunf sei6piiens Mar 2ant
1T ipieber im Stanbe aussusebsn, tpirl
aber ME ipisbsr arbeiten f5nnen, ba ieir
Infer Irm unbrau9bar III. Cine be-
&ussln itedt nod in ieinem Rdden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26
Bilfeebarre Na6rt&ten.

-Srisbrih 3siIden, elmer Der dItsfer
9ilraer bon Miners WliGs, erIas Sonn,
tag Nadt einem S6Iasanfale.
= Ser bdbide GriumpbbOsen an Sit
Dtainitrabe serietb am 9ienitas in 8rant
une tpurbs tbeiItpeiie 3erit6rt.
= Gin goIe su Wliners Mias tranI
persansene Wode auf cine Wette Elm
Quart Sdnapps. @r trinit iebt fsinsn
mebr.
: Bon elmer @btbeiIuns Barren
ipurbe am Sreitas 2bomas 8. SusbeS in
benz No. 9 S&adt su Sugar Notd se'
trOffen unb set6btet.
= Ser 8srsmann Gbrilt nmbsipuit
bon 8ibber StraBe erlitt am Sreitae
Gbenb ourd eine puIoererpIOiion in bem
go. s &obIentperf sefdbrlide 8ranb,
fuunoen. Der 8erunslIdte erIas am
Samitas abenb ieinen 8erIebuneen i'm
SospitaI. Gr binterldBt eine Wutter
uno cine Wittipe nit fiinf fleinsn &ins
bern.
- @m. gos unb isin OnfeI Samuel
Samsburs bon parions madten am
Dienitas abeno cine 8ootfabrt auf benz
Susquebanna unterbalb Der SnieI
idIus baS Boot nm unb beibc ftiisten
ins WaGer. Samsburp belt ii1 am
Boot fsit unS tpuros serettet, goe er.
tranf.
= Ser Streit sipiiden Mapor gidoIs
unb benz biefsen Stabtratbe ift bonn
Oberseridt su Guniten bss eritersn snt.
i6ieben tporoen; ber Stabtratb mub
ben WfapOr Bel Der @rnennuns zines
poIiseidefs unb StraBenfommiFdrs fon'
iuItiren unb bic iebisen Grnennunsen
iinb oaber unsiiltis. Wis f6nnte aud
Elm Masor befebsn, tpenn er feline Gons
trcle iiber ben SoIissi8ef bdtteg
- Surd bic Ileberbeisuns zines Der
5riftionsrdbsr oil benz empire S&aat
am Samitas Wiittas seristb bas head
house in 8ranb. Sin aasemeiner Alarm
iparb seseben, bic Ssuerleute riidtsn aus
unb bas Seuer fonnte mad fursem aampfe
ssISidt tperben; bic 8rederfnaben ssit'
neten ii6 burd ibre nneridrodenbeit
tnb beroiiden Mnitrensunsen aus. Die
8ersIeute entfamen burd ben SO. l
Slope auf Wbistsp 9ia.
& Die 5reimaurer parabe am Disns
flag ipar in Der Ibat cine impoiants unb
lodts cine 70 srobe Wense Neusisrieer
bisrber, bas ale SauptItraben stbrdnst
tparen unb bic Wirtbe aussesei9nets
@ei6dfte madten. Die 3abIrei6en
Deforationen errssten aasemeine 8es
numbering. SOUR zines ipirfts itbrenb
auf bic Seier = bic tpabrbaft tropiide
Sibe. unb bann am Nbenb ber Sturm,
ipeIder Iei6t srrssbare @smiitber bsun.
rubiste.
s@- 9tnnoncirt i'm ,,@OdenbIatt".