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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-04
BOAT ON DECK AND IN USE.


ing of the boats the lashings need only
be cut, and when the ship has sunk
the boats Will be found floating OH the
water like raftS, easily accessible for
passengers swimming or drifting about
Two men or even boys can in few
seconds extend the sides simply by
lifting in the crossbeams and thus
converting the boat shaped raft into q
lifeboat containing oars, bread, water
tanks, etc. The principles of the boat
in question are:
a boat shaped pontoon strongly CON
structed of wood or iron and filed with
kapok, in water tight cushions, which
again are placed in water tight COM
partmentS.
\ superStructure which can be fold
ID down or erected. the whole sur
rounded by n fender. also filled with
kapok. in water tight cushions. In ex-
tending the boats the oars will be re-
leased, an oval shaped thwart supplied
with cross thwarts will slide into posi-
ton, and stanchions and other parts
will drop into their places automatical-
y. The mechanism is very simple and
not easily put out of order.
Ilapok. which gives buoyancy to the
boat. is the product of plant grown
in Java and Sumatra. 1t will sustain
from thirty to thirtyfive times its own
weight in water. The boat has stood
the most thorough tests by competent
nautical experts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-04
LOnDin~ the Loon Oh SSees,

Looping the loop on skees. feat new
er before attempted. will be one of the
great attractions ut the annual tourna-
ment of the skee riders of America to
be held in Isheming. Mich, on Feb. 81.
says the st. Louis Post-DiSpatch.
Heretofore wild dashes down long,
snow covered inclines. ending with u
thrilling leap of from 40 to 125 feet,
have been the main features of the
annual tourney. but now Il still more
hazardous undertakin:- rs to he. aG1el
Con Thompson. a member of the ISh-
peminG Skee club, is firm in the belief
that a skee rider may successfully loop
the loop. After consultation with Hen
ry Hulst, an engineer, he has decided
on the outline of the loop. His plan
calls for ring twelve feet in height.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-04
VALUE OF VENTILATION.
4 Lesson From the Healthy Land Of
the Kissing Sun.


Every hySienist knows and breaches
that almost the sole cause of tubercC-
losiS and pneumonia is the Ill ventila-
ton and impure air of our houses. says
American Medicine. They are house
diseases. Many others are in part or
Indirectly due to the same cause. Per-
sOnal uncleanlinesS of body is also Il
contributing source of morbid mischief
against which the best of our western
nations must also fight long way.
The Japanese have plenty of fresh
air and light in their houses. The
typical japanese house. indeed. is
open on all sides and ut all times to
the wind and sun, and those who live
In it are the most clearly of body of all
peoples. They have no bedrooms and
no beds. as we understand the term.
and SO they are also free from the dis
eases which are almost inevitably con-
nected with that otherwise universal
piece of household furniture
Those who are astonishcd ut the sud
den appropriation by this people of ali
that science and civilization can give
or teach forget that it has long been
possessed of the prime essentials of
civilization, of which our hySienists
and boards of health are vainly now
trying to teach the people the true
value.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-04
Charles E. Hodgson,
FIRE INSURANCE
AGENCY.
Established 1874.

American ms Co. Newark. N. J.
Continental ms Co.. New York
Agricultural ms. Co. New York
Traders Ins. CO.. Chicago, Ill
Williamsburg Ins. Co. New York
New Hampshire ms Co. N Hampshire
North German ins- Co. New York
American Ins. Co 49, Philadelphia. Pa
Security ms Co. New Haven. Conn.
FMS. Co. State OF Illinois,. Rockford. Ill.
Onice-Room 3. Buford block Rates
as low as consistent with security.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-04
Roping Steers for the
Championship in Texas

shot and made straight for the time
keepers table. The crowd around the
table made wild scramble for the
gate to the bleachers. but the brave
Judges stood. or. rather. sat. their
ground. carroll was almost on top of
the steer and ii looked like a chance
to break every record on the books
But the steer stopped and peered ut
the scattering crowd Carroll almost
rode him down, and before his pony
could adjust himself TO q quick stop
the steer had made a quick turn and
was gone Carroll caught him about
the middle of the field, but got his
rope on one horn only, and it slipped
Off. The second trial. near the corner
brought down the steer. but the time
was ] minute and seconds.
As IL to make up for his break, Car
roll got his next steer in &c seconds,
as good time rs he has ever made His
steer was wide horned, long coupled.
wild. fast animal. Carroll made a
beautiful. perfect throw and dropped
the steer about two-thirds of the way
from the pen 10 the far corner. Car
roll was OH the ground with his rope
In his hand in an instant Before lie
got to tie struggling steer the animal
triel to get NJ. Jack Hill. his pony.
came to the rescre then. DRAGGING the
steer about five yards. In TIE neal
time Carroll had hoC-ticl ii. 1t was II
seconds from the time the flag fell till
Carroll quit his horse and II seconds
from then until lie threw UP his arms.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-04
A PENNSYUVANlAN'S FAD.
Guest ut a Chicago Hotel Wnntcs,
Four Rocking Chairs.

EOur Rocking Chairs
y. s. Lambert of Reading. Pa. re
Gently registered ut the Wellington he.
tel. in Chicago. telling Clerk Bealc,;
he wanted the best room i'll the house
He was taken to one, frowncd and was
shown another, says the Chicago Trib.
une.
This room is all right as far as the
walls and ceiling are concerned he
said but il lacks the most essential
quality OF comfort furniture. If !
wanted an unfurnished room, I should
have gone elsewhere"
The room is rs well furnished rs
any In the house." vcntured the snail
and awed bellboy, but II there IS any
piece OF furniture you need I'll bring
it"
Chairs are what 1 want" was the
reply: rocking chairs. There are two
In here. see. Just send UP two more
green ones. if you cantor | expect
to be in my room y great deal of the
time. and every so often l must change
my chair. After l;avin.~ sat in cha,r
once l can never feel comfortable in il
again
Mr.. La:nbcrt's request WIS complied
with. and for the next three hours was
heard the crcakirG OF the rockers.
which were being tried in turn by Lam
bert.
We have had stout men who object
ed to the height of TIE bed" said Clerk
Bennett, but this rocking chair propc-
sition is new one to me-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-04
Heaviest Brain on Record.

n man by the name OF McNary died
in the Northern Indiana Hospital FoT
the Insane. His relatives wired to in
ter the body in the hospital cemetery.
An autopsy was held. disclosing that
the man had died from an affection OF
the heart and that his brain, which
was not diseased. Ii the heaviest ever
found by medical men in the worlds
history. The average weight is forty
seven AID one-hah ounces. but Nc
Nary's weighs seventy seven ounces.
The dead man was an attendant at the
institution and powerful ply sicaily. BE
was fairly educated. He wore an eight
aud one-quarter hat The brain will b
preserved and the discovery recorded b
medical annals.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-04
Pure Food Product. In Italy.

There was established in Genoa some
five years ago by private parties. says
w. H. Bishop, United States consul
at that port. an enterprise called tine
Controllo Permarente Italiano, the
Italian Society OF Permanent Chemical
Inspection. for the analysis OF food
products and official certifcation OF
their purity. The commercial firms
subscribing to it stamp their food
products with its guarantee. and a pur-
chaser has ut any time the right to
request free an analysis OF any sample
he may send In. The enterprise has
obtained the adherence Of very con-
siderable number OF the best houses
and controls food preparations to the
number Of 500 different kinds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-04

G. A. SMITH, Cont Agent,
3z9 Main street. PEORIA. ILL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-04

This Year the beekeepers OF COlorndo
viii experiment with now plant.
which has heretofore been given little
attention in the production of honey.
says the Denver Republican. The new
plant Is n species of the phacelia. 1t Is
q blue flower growing on vines. 1t
thrives on the western slope. BY plant
ing the seed at a certain season Of the
year is was discovered that the plant
would Also grow on this side of the
range. 1t is essentially desert plant.
A series OF experiments conducted LAST
year proved that by proper cultivation
the plant yields an exceptionally high
grade Of honey.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-04
UNSlNKABLE LlFEBOAT.
Novel Craft Recently Invented II
hagen.

Novel Craft Recently Invented In
Copenhagen.
Ernest l.. Harris, United States com
mercial agent at Eibenstock. Germany
In a report TO the state department de-
scribes a new unsuitable lifeboat re-
Gently invented I'm Copenhagen by o
man named Engelhardt- This boat is
collnpsible as we'll as unsuitable and
combines. 1t is said. the requirements
of the smallest possible space on board
ship with the utmost carrying capacity.
With their proper complement OF pas
sengers on board they are unsuitable
even if seriously damaged. and they
can easily be transported to any part
of the ship and launched without dav-
its. Should time not allow the lower
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-04
MEXICO. CALIFORNIA.

Tour OF all Mexico. via Hin, - Cen
trial II. r.. under escort OF Reau Camp
bell. general manager the American
Tourist association. Quincy building.
i13 Adams street. Chicago. leaves Chi
cage Jan 81 Select clientele. Limited.
All exclusive privileges. independent
travel Special Pullman vestibule
train. drawing rooms. compartments. Ii
brary and music room. with the largest
dining car in the world. and the ia
nous open-top observation car. Chilli
litli- Special baggage ear. Tickets in
Special tours OF Mexico and Callfor-
MIA via the Illinois Central and New
Orleans under the auspices Of RAYMOND
x Whitcomb. will leave Chicago Fri
day. Jan 90 and Feb. 10. for Mexico and
california. and Friday. March 3. for
California. this last To include a stop
over ut New Orleans for the Mardi
Gras. Entire trips made in special pri-
waite vestibule trains of finest Pullmans.
with dining car service. Fascinating
trims. complete in every detail.
Illinois Central Weekly Excursions
To California Excursion cars through
10 Los Angeles and San Francisco. as
follows: Via New Orleans and the
Southern Route every Friday from Chi
cago: every Tuesday from Cincinnati.
Via Omaha and the Scenic Route every
Wedne sday from Chicago.
For Information In detail sleepin 2
car reservations. etc. address
G. A. SMITH, Cont Agent,
I'D Mufn street. PEORIA III
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-04
Hot SPRINGS. ARK. FLORIDA.

Daily Sleeping Car without change.
Chicago to Hot Springs. with connec-
tiOns at Memphis from Cincinnati and
Louisville.
Through Dixie Flyer Sleeping Car
line ST. Louis to Jacksonville via Nash
VILE. Chattanooga and Atlanta
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-27
WertmarSise S@Ombeitsioeale.

en- iebem 2anbe Der Welt bat man
Elm anberss S9Dnbsits : Sbeal. Die
iapanif9en 5rauen selten ais liebli6
nit ~persulbeten 3Gbnen, in Snoien
5iebt man ROTH esfdrbte 3dbne Dor.
Sn @rDnlanb fdrben bic Srauen ibre
@eii9ter nit blauen unb eelben Sarb>
itoffen, unb bas biibf9eite m~psfopitiz
I&e MGbden mub hire frif9e 9aut
NIT srober rotbet pber tpeiber Siin3e
bei9mieren, tpenn lie befpunbert fein
min. Die Gbineiinnen miiFen befanntz
fi6 einen fleinen SUB baben unb uns
teriperfen ii6 INN bieies Sbeals niIeu
Der Starter furdtbarer @erftiimmelun=
gen.
en- periien lit cine Mb%lernaIe cir
peientli6er 8eitanbtbeil Der mdnnli.
den unb tpeibli6en S9Onbeit, unb in
elmer 6amilie nit mebreren SD6ner
lit bic 5orm Der Naie fir bic Wabl
bes Saupterben otter entIaeioenb &c.
ipeien. &pthes 9aar lit in Periien ct
mas S1redlides, IS pirb INNER &c:
fGrbt. Sn Der Strict bagegen gilt ro'
Ties 6aar ais cine S6On6eit, unb BIZ
6rauen braudsn rei9li9 gonna, I'm
bic 6arbs ibrer BON Hatur raben:
i9parSen 2oden gu dnbern.
Sn einisen 2Gnbern briiden BIZ
Miitter bic Nafen ibrer S04ter elm
UNI lie anaiebeno 81 MAIDEN, unb II
anberen 2Gnbern legt man bic &Dpf
Der Neusebprenen apif9en 8retter
bamit lie ldnslider ODER bieredige'
tperben. Sn Gbina, mo bic meiftel
Musen idmal unb lang iinb, tpiro ell
fdmales runbes Muse fir befonberl
id0n sebalten.. Die 9ineiii@en Mfab
diem reiben tire Nusenbrauen aus
UNI iebr id0n au iein. Die Surfinnei
bemalen tire Musenbrauen nit Sob
mas ~beiOnbers abenbs ishr tsltfuu
tpirft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-27
Sse wmner.
gon Carl guHe.

W0H q QUIZ.
gu gubbba, fle6enb: Y@eiiter, med Inn
aufl"
Srug cine Mutter ibren tooteu &naben;;
Or nidte oiitia. go erbitte Dir
Iorber elm Scnfforn. Sober 9ibt es germ.
Darf es mn aus einem 9aule 1tdnl>
9orin niSt Slater ober @ptter itarb,
glidt Sobn nod Sodter, 9iener oDer
Sreunb."
Soffmlnesbefliieelt an 8aloIt nno Suite
&lopfte Die Srau: Sas Senftorn mar
bereit.
Sod nenn fie fraete: rStarb in bielem
Saule
So6n ODER So6ter, Slater ober SHUTTER,
Sreunb ober Giener?" iab lie ieber an
llnb ipra6 ceripunbert: r@eib, mas re-
De1t Oh?
Ginb bo6 Der 2ebereen 10 tpeni9 MIR
llnD bieI Der Sobtenl"
60 bon Sbiir 5u Chin
Sic slet6e @nttpprt. @upe maro tbl
SUB,
sic ielber fill.
sic oine ben @eg 5uriid
Habm ibren 2ieblin9 aus oes Wtetlter'
Mrmen,
Iei9te ii6 tief unb trug ben tooten &rla
ben
8efaBten Ser5ens bin gum Slammena
grab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-27
L,S.AlRES& eco.
Sas Gintaufs=G Centrum Der Staot.

SaeIlfif9 aut ungart1Qe
Mrt. Ser Sure9teemadte, in Stii6e
seI9nittsns Slid, @obfii4 oOer Sab
bod. mirb lei9t geialSsn, p Stunoe
fOrtsetent unb Dunn absstrodnet. SIN
elmer fla6en &aherOle ldbt mon Elm
Stiid Butter ober peibes &albsfett
beib tpsrbsn, rOitet barin sine fsir es'
f6nittene 3piebel unb cine MeheripiBe
paprita, lsgt bic SHditiids binein uno
idbt bic @tiide unter 0fterem S4ut>
teln Der &aFsrole unb Na4gisben BON
.tpas 5leif9briibe unb Is Quart
bider, faurer Sabne gar odmpfeil.
Sie Sii6flde iperOen beranssenOni'
men, mGbrenb bic auritblsibenoe
Sauce forgfdltig absei4medt nnb nit
etpas Gitronenfaft pifant genaht
pirb. Sie Sifditiide perpen in Der
Gouce anaerihtet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-27

rpr gu entlnptnDen propte. YerptB,
es eing ia nur Su benz 8ater. Mber
mas polte ber9 Ser NOR bod fortz
geganeen unb batte Gorge, Dual uno
Mneit MIR ibr, rrr ibr selaRen.
Sie fraste i'm oft: rSung4sn, bin
i9 Dir benin edr ni9ts mebrg 9ait
9u benin ean5 pergeHen, fpie Wutters
den Did sepflest bat, tpenn Su frart
tparit. pie Mutter9en nit Dir sefpielt
bate"
8erf9ii9tert leete er bann bie9lrme
UNI ibren 9als. rGtein, Mutteraen,
gars eetpib ni9t. @irfli9 ni9t, absr
= @nter lit 10 lieb, 10 1nftia -"
ga fragte tie nt6ts mebr, aber tie
purbe itreng nit ibm, pie gle Suppr.
@uf bic Minute mukte er nun fOmmen.
fpnit i6alt lie nit Tim in bitter beftiz
gen Wprten.
nnb bod iaB lie zines Ibenbs unb
partete i6pn fat cine Stunbe iiber
bic feitgeieBte 3eit. Oa bielt iie's ni9t
lGnser- aus. Sn 3orn unb @utb
ifiir5te lie, i'm ii9 gu bolen. Sbne
ansuflopfen rib tie bic Sbir gum
3immer hires sei6iebenen @atten auf.
Sa iab tie Batter unb Sobn nor benz
Nptenpult -.
S@riG enbetsn bic @eisen ibr Spiel.
uWas = mas lit benn9" @r16redt
hattie iif Der 8ater umsebrebt.
nWo 1T mein &inb9" f4rie lie ibm
e~ntgeeen.
Gr fab na@ Der l1br. r@d TO-"
fagte er bann. r8eraeib', mir baben
uns i'm Spiel peripdtet."
v8eripGtet2" sic la6te h0bniid
auf. Says bod nur ebrlia, nit
Seinem Gpielen tpinit Su bas &inh
mir nebmen, tpie Su mir i'm 2eber
MQes aenpmmen, mas Slid unb 5rie.
ben lit. 3, i3 femme Did pobl! Sir
&iinitler ioI er tperben pie 9u. midi
pabr = unb Chr uno Pfli6t pergei'
len, unb audi 10 binauslaufen in BIZ
8elt, pie Su. gi9t nabr, bas mini
gu bp9?! 4ber i6 bulbe es ni9t
unb penn i6 nit 9epalt -"
ySu brau9it feline @etpalt gu ibeI
Gr bat 10 ie6r = ba ponte i9 linn =
i9 gang BEL onbers, ben Wuni6 MIDI
beriaoen. @ber bas e6te &iinitlerblut
bas in linn le6t, Su pirit es linn MID
berauspeiti6en, unb penn Su nod
itrenger gu linn pirt. Sci mir" :
feline Stimme purbe plDBli6 pei9 :
bat man ts periu9t, unb Su iiebit
mas es aus mir eema9t. l1nitet I'M
raitios bin ih g%eporben! Mebr mi
iebem anbersn Meni9en muB Der
&iinl tier Der Srieben auer5peen per
ben, unb serabe in bieien Sagen, b
bab' ids oft beba4t, penn mir Sfpe
alien Menf6en -"
rNiemals!" i6rie tie ba auf. Dan.
padte fie ibren Sobn am 4rm, itiilpi
linn bic Miibe auf ben &opf I'm
itiirmte nit ibm aus benz 3immer.
Sn biefer No6t fonb lie feline Stub
Sn ieinsm gett9en fpGlste iid If
sSunee unb f6rie i'm S6laf nod Del
Batter. 8pn ihr Iagte er tein Wprt.
Sa bru3 ibr Stols in ii4 Sufam
men. sic iah Die Sabre seben IN
ben Suneen gum Mann beranreifei
BON Niemanbem re9t bele6rt unb g
tparnt. sic ia6 i'm in Die Welt Fir
ausgeben, pie IS iein 8ater getbal
unb lie iab i'm frieblos panbern, g,
J rabe pie er. 1nb per puBte, oh au
linn bas SGidlal bolb mar.
sSn bieier Na9t fabte Tie einen be
benmiitbisen gntf6lub: sic sing
ihrem sei3iebenen Satten unb Bot :
INN feline 6etmfebr -
lin bes Sunsen piGIen!"
Der la9te Tie pieber ben III
freunbli6 an. SIR aber spgen i
! plDbli6 filberne 5dben bur9 b
buntle !6aar unb tisfe Sulten nm b
dumb berab. 9as finb ia ppbl
: 3ei9en bes aneri9periten Samples.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-27

S@erIanet Gin eutes beuti9es @do6en ais
~ Speife IN Sansarbeit. Sshr gutter Soeu.
NaG3ufrassm bel 5rou gbas. 8oofualtsr, $40
srrb Sninois Ctr. Reuer 9sIepboue 645s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-27

al p~erfaufen Neues 6nus bon 4 9iulnern. Got
y ih einsi baIben Nder erob. gtai9. Seeen
Iei9te pbdsntli4e Abi&Ioss5ablnnssn Reuer
Yhsne 16, 173.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-27
.-.Qvres Bulletin.
- @nte y
,.9amof9ub @a9rt9t..

&inber @Iace Sauftbanbi8abe, iparm sefiits
teri, SsI; Rdnber, pro 9aar....-....5O
ainber fparm sefittsrte waferbi9te SanSs
idmbe, nit Rani9etten pro Saar -. soc
Mffradan Sanbidube NIT SeSer SanbfddBe,
iparm sefiittert, fur 8naben unb Ndo>
den, pro 9aar. 5Oe
SdSn seitridte moIene SanpiHube fur
Ndnner unb 8na5en, pro 9aar. 80. SOC
Sudit;n Saufbanbidube, tparm sefittert,
fir &naber, pro 8aar. .25e
ShDn seftrifle poaene 9anpi4ube fur
&naben, pro Yaar 25e
&naben 9eIs Sanbi8ube nit gudltin 9anos
fIdhe ....90e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-27

SHerldnat Sumse 9amen, bic peftehet nit fstnen
~ qeufeu au perfebreu, fDnuen baueruoe nus
Iobuenbe BeI9dttisuns srIanseu. tpenn Sic poriprs.
her in 8imuer IA BoIbpin BIod.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-12
Eeras.

80 an Der @eaeno epn Sbam's
BEND BET Columbus puroe Reinbarot
6iloebranot BON Seffe Winf eeltols
fen uno i@uer permunoet. SeHe
Bint lift Der S0hn Wiaiam @int's,
Der Dor anoerthalb Sabren BON Sitoes
brandt eribDiien muroe.
SIM Mlter BON 80 Sabren itarb
gonrao WDeuenbernot, felt uieler
Sabren Elm 8emDbner BON 8arrers
ton in Tanette COUNTY.
w. Us. &. g%loriose. uelber i1eu'
lib auf benz 9app @rDdett : 8uae
Us. 6. CALHOUN aus eagle Safe. ben
Shuaaer 6es friber BON linn erihois
ienen Capt. Dunopant, erlbpB, bat
in @aQis oDr benz Sriebeusrifter
iein 8erb1r 81 belteben sehabt. SIN
oemielben ertldrte er, bob CALHOUN
pm ieinem SIP aufeelprunaen mar
unb cine Biitole ge3Daen bate. beoor
er, gloribge, iboB. Ct behauptet
AUDI. oaB Calhoun mebrfah Drobun=
gen aegen i'm au8aeitoBen babe uno
er ft1 BON inn Shlimmes aeudrtia
iein muBte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-12
" u D.

Sn Dem rneritaniihen Staate
Salisco bat Elm grobeben Shaben
angeribtet. Nm meiiten i6eint Ra,
pDtlan, Die aueitar6Bte Staot i'm
Stalte, gelitten gu baben.
Der oeutibe &ronprins Irieorid,
Wilbelm traf auf benz Weae uah
nod @laremDnt, me er Die 0ersuain
pom Ilbanp beiuben mill, in 9one
bpm elm. a6nio gomaro ididte Dem
Brinsen cine 4utide nah Dem 8ictD.
rlasW abnbDf unb @raf Bernftorff
nno anoere Wtitafieoer Der oeutihen
Botldaft begriiBten i'm bel ieiner
Nntunft.
Ius SbUerin tommtt Die off,
sleue Nntinoiaune, oaB Die @roB'
hersoainsW ittwe Qnaftafia BON Med.
lenbura . Sbmerin trantbeitsbalber
Der Nnfanas Suli ftattfinoenoen
Trauung ibrer 2Dbter. Der 0ersoain
@dcilia. nit benz oeutfhen &ronprins
gen fernbleibe.
- Gus Wien miro aemelbet, oas
Der amtierenoe unaariihe Winilter-
praiioent 3iSsa BOT, Railer : Sonia
5ran5 Soiepb III Wubiena emptanaer
moroen iei uno oaB .er oieiem er6f=
net babe. feline erniteften Bemubuns
gen our 8eieitieung Der &riiis unb
8iloung zines neueu Winiiteriums
marert feblge(hlaQen. Inter 0ieSen
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