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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-02
BOOKINGS AT THE ILLINOIS.

BOOKINGS AT THE ILLINOIS.
March 2-"The District Leader" mat
inee.
March 3-Raymond Hitchcock n
"a Yankee Tourist" matinee.
March 1.-THE Pride of Newspaper
Row."
March 1o-AI G. Fields Ministries.
March Observation-Disclosures COM
pany.
March 17-"When Knighthood Was
in Flower"
March 1a-"The College Widow"
March 2o-o'srien-Burns Fight Pic
lures.
March 23-Mahara's Ministries.
March 24-"Royal Chef"
March 25-McIntyre G Heath in
"The Ham Tree"
March 31-"A Pair of Country Kids
BOOKINGS ATTHE GRAND.
March 14-SIanche Bates in "The
Girl of the Golden Vest
March 16-Camitle O'ArviIIe in "The
Belle of London Town."
Comments on 1.-The District Leader"
What some of the New York papers
had to say about THE District Lead
err which is at the Illinois today:
World: 1T is not an uncommon event
these days for a western producer to
come on Broadway and make good
with a musical show but seldom has
such a ,resounding success echoed from
the walls of any playhouse as that
which rang from Wallack's last night.
Joseph E. Howard. the George Cohan
of the west and The District Leader
are on Broadway to stay" Telegraph ::
"A brave young author and producer
OF musical fantasies is among lis, for
il takes a brave man. if he comes from
the west. to face a Broadway audience
Joseph f. Howard a District Leader
and his agile dancing chorus stood the
crucial test at Wallaek's last night
and II popular approval counts for any.
thing. is here for long rum" Herald
Nothing like it since Johnny Jones' q
Equipment is CostIy.-In these days
of expensive productions and extrava.
gances in stage dressing, it will be a
delight TO Rock Island to see what is
said to be the handsomest production
of the season. THE Royal Chef y
which comes to the Illinois theater, is
said 10 be the costliest made by any
manager this season and cost the Shu
berts over $4,000. This management
is noted for its expensive productions,
never sparing a dollar in dress and
settings. sIn 1.-The Royal Chef there
are "a different sets of costumes which
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-02

Illinois Sunday, and in which Raymond
Hitchcock has made his return to the
field of musical comedy. The whole
cast and chorus has been selected with
a view to giving Mr.. Hitchcock an I'M
usually strong support and "A Yankee
Tourist" is one of the brightest and
most interesting pieces heard this sea-
son.
Shows New York Type.-A type of
American characters seen only in the
lower east side of New York, whose
vii is as keen as a new hOned razor,
will be presented by Charles Loree as
The Pride of Newspaper Row" at the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-02

DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve undoubtedly the best relief for
piles, Sold by all druggists.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-18

'Here." said a lawyer, taking down a
calf bound book, "ls the will from
which originated the famous phrase,
Cut of with a shilling
''It is the win OF Stephen Godfrey.
He died In Lambeth in 1706. Now. I'll
read you the paragraph In Godfrey's
will that gave the world the phrase.
A nasty paragraph II Is too:
Whereas, II was my misfortune to
be made very uneasy by Elizabeth God
frey, my wife, for many years, from
our marriage. by her turbulent beha-
vior, for she was not content with de-
splsing my admonltions, but she con-
trived every method to make me un-
happy; she was 50 perverse In her ma
ture that she would not be reclaimed.
but seemed only to be born to be a
plague TO me. The strength OF Samson.
the knowledge of Homer, the prudence
Of Augustus, the cunning OF Pyrrhus,
the patience Of Job. the subtlety OF
Hannibal and the watchfulness of
Homogenes could not have been sum.
Client TO subdue her. for no skill or
force In the world could make her
good. and as we have lived separate
and apart from each other eight years,
and she having perverted her son tc
leave and totally abandon me-there.
fore give her one shilling only"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-18

Bradley put It carefully into his peck
etboOk and sought to lead the con-
Versatlon into other channels.
But that evening when he reached
home he tucked the print into his
looking glass and went 10 sleep 10
dream OF the girl. Ills own vacation
came in few days, and he determln-
ed 10 spend the time In locating the
station and through that the girl The
l. and v had three sets OF plans from
which II built stations These were
Of wood. brick or stone. according to
the Importance OF the place. There
were probably ffty or sixty stations
along the limo precisely like the one
In the picture, Instead OF buying a
ticket TO the fishing country. rs he had
at irst intended. he purchased a mile
age book and started out to find the
station.
Just above the door In which the girl
had been standing he noticed pecul.
lar knot Ia the boards. and. giving up
only SUFFICIENT mileage to carry him
on 20 the next wooden station. ne
made his way down the line lie rode
on the same train until dusk prevent
I'd him from closely examining the
stations and then left the train. to the
great relief OF the conductor. who had
early In the day come 60 the conclu-
sion that his passenger must be In.
sane.
The second days search was no
fKsH
Of the third day he had come to the
end Of the line without having locat-
ed the station he sought.
He bought another mileage book and
turned back over the road. and this
time he found the place for which he
sought The station had been newly
painted. and the knots had been Gov
cred up by the paint
But he found that the station was
only the tirst step, There stlll remained
the girl. There were half dozen
places where summer boarders were
taken. be learned from the station
agent. He picked out one and made
arrangements to have bis trunk for
Waried. and then he settled down 10
prosecute his inquiry.
'Seeing the train come In was q
popular occupation with the summer
visitors. and Bradley did not let =
single train escape him. He hung
about the station at all hours, but be-
yond getting very we'll acquainted with
the station agent he made no progress
II was apparent that the girl be bad
sought had gone.
II was near the end Of the second
week that Bradley summoned up the
courage TO show the agent his ph0oO-
graph and ask Information.
"A friend Of mine took Il the OGhsr
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-18
Looking For a
Lady.
BY Taylor e'bhs.
Copyrighted, 1907, BY G. II. sutcliffe.
"Who il the Rirl?' asked bradley.

"Who Is the girl?" asked Bradley.
Elwood held out his hand for the al
bum.
Hanged II I know he answered as
he glanced at the photograph. THAT
was Of the last film roll had.
snapped It on the train just as we
were pulling out Pretty little thing.
isn't she"
Bradley nodded. To him the pIctur-
cd girl was more than pretty. She was
beautiful. She leaned against the side
Of the door OF the waiting room, evil
IDENTIFY watching the passing of the
train, and the Inconsistencies Of her
pose was one OF It's charms.
She was dressed 81 something white,
and her hat swung from her hand, the
hair Bradley was sure that II must be
golden-Hufiing softly about the per.
feet oval OF the face. From the first
glance Bradley had fallen in love, and
Il was irritating that Elwood could not
remember which station It was.
surely you must know something
about IT," said Bradley impatiently.
"Was 1t near town or some distance
outT'
Search me-" was the irritating re-
ply. TITS one OF roll of a dozen
Aims that exposed along the line.
After the fllm was cut up ! could not
tell which were which. just took
them 10 use up the flm."
II wish you'd let me have d print, "
said Bradley, trying to appear uncon-
cerned and longing TO throw a book at
Elwood's grinnlng face. His anger
fell when the other promptly ran a
paper cutter under the edges of the
print and handed II over to his friend
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-18

We are the General Agents for THE CONTINENT
AL BUILDING SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-18

gay from the train" be said. IT
thought that perhaps she might Ike
one II could locate her"
81 remember her" said the agent
Bradley's heart gave a bound.
"she's gone out west somewhere"
said the agent vaguely, and Bradley's
elation was suddenly checked.
II suppose that some one has her
address," he suggested. II might get
1t from them and mail her a copy"
The agent smiled.
{ "She wasn't visiting no one" he ex-
planned. "She just stopped OF here a
couple OF days to see the lake.
think her ma came from here years
ago, and she wanted to see IT,"
what was her nameY Bradley re-
hected that perhaps she lived in city
where they had directory.
Molly something" said the agent
II don't recollect that know what her
other name was"
Perhaps the woman who kept the
boarding house at which she stopped
might know" suggested Bradley. but
again his hopes were dashed with the
answer that the girl had stopped at the
hotel.
Bradley searched the register for
two months back, but there was no
hint there. The little hotel was run IN
easy going fashion. and the register
was ornamental rather than useful.
At last he gave up in despair. He
had run every clew TO earth. and he
knew no more than on the day Of his
arrival. His vacation had come to an
end, and, since II was useless to linger,
he gave up the quest
The town had never seemed as hot
and dusty as 1t did on his arrival. and
as he came at last to the apartment
house in which he lived and recalled
the hopes with which he had started
out his depression reached the lowest
point. lie climbed the stairs At the
top of the last flight a girl came out
OF the rear fat and in his surprise
Bradley dropped his suit case. The
girl OF the picture stood before him.
As he stood staring Mrs. Harold
came hustllng out Of her apartment.
did You have q nice timer she
asked as she greeted him.
1.-THE Homecoming was the best OF
ALL" he said, with a smile.
"Tt usually Is," she agreed, uncon,
sclous Of his hidden meaning. I'm
glad you're here. My niece, Molly
Joslln. from California. Is spending a
month with me. She came the day
after you left You escaped two weeks
of escort duty"
"Ihere are two weeks left" he said
with a smile, '"That will be plenty OF
time"
"That Is not very gracious speech, y
suggested Mrs. Harrold with a laugh
Bradley blushed
"I'm afraid II doesn't sound the way
mean IT," he stammered II can't
very well explain now"
But he made his explanation ten
days later, when he showed Molly the
photograph and told her OF his quest.
"And now that | have found you
may keep your he asked.
Findings keeplngs." suggested Mol
ly demurely. AT least that Is what
we used to say when was quite q lit
tie girl"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-18
PURE FOOD
MERCHANTS
IN COEUR
D'ALENE
IDAHO

who are cranks on
quality, full weight
and a square deal,
sell the 100 per cent
pure Golden Grain
Granuels Cereal
Coffee. A big pack.
age, 1 81 lbs, can b
had at 25 cents. Ii
builds systems. II
tastes like coffee,
looks like coffee and
smells like coffee. Il
will not harm you.
but do you good.
| Children love il.
| Don't make it too
strong, as it is very
rich. Ask any d
the following "purs
| food" merchants for
| a package Of
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-18
GOLDEN
GRAIN
GRANUELS

Arnold, Olson B. Davis
Brown Table Supply Co.
Occur d'Alene Tea Co.
Fourth Street Cash Grocer?
Arthur w. Haley
Idaho Mercantile Co.
C. X. Leithe
Nelson Bros. g. Co.
j. L. VOelkeP
VIM Barr Chainey Co.
Golden Grain GranuelsS
sold in all first class stores.
1t won thousands q
friends at the Pure Food
Shows in Portland, Taco
ma, Seattle and Spokane
Golden Grain Granuels :
also served at Cakes Cate
in Spokane, where people
fall in love with it. It's
the food-drink for the
family. 1t is very rich, s. =
you don't have to make !
strong. $50 grocers p
Spokane sell it and re-
commend it.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-18

We will loan you money your home will
loan you money to build one if you have none.
We will protect your loan by Policy in The
National Life Insurance Company equal to the
amount you borrow. We will charge you moth
ing for this protection; the loan company pays
the premium.
If you should die before your loan matured the
Insurance company would pay the amount due
the loan company and the balance to your family.
We will sell you Ten Share Stock Certificate
also protected by the Life Insurance Company,
to the amount of thousand dollars, upon
which, if you make payments of $500 per month
for 12O months, you will receive 100000 in cash.
If you should die at any time between the first
and last payments the Life Insurance Company
would pay your estate 100000.
What better savings investment can you get
what better life insurance you obtain
Come to Office at 1O4 Fourth street. and let
fully explain plan. Show to you how it
is safe as a Government Bond and more profta
bic than putting your money into savings bank
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-08

Mdtmng nnb Sreunhifnft fir bic
Imerifancr, nnb tie siebt lid inter
alien &laiien Der @ep6lferung funb,
inter gauern, iute mntcr Mrmec-S Diff
siercn nnb ben Giuiliiten Der beiten
&laiicn. Sie Sbatiade, bab man elm
entertainer lit, iheint cine Irt bon
rSeium, Dffne bid" 8ur beiten @nit>
lid)feit auer alaiien 81 iein, unD TIRE
Sreunbi6aft, ibr SntereIie poren nid}t
ertiinitelt, ionDern nufrihti9. @ud
omerifaniihe Sheen iinbeu marmen
Intidng, rnb nidts. lpna Die merifa@
niide Iarfc trd9t. mirb nit @iibs
udtilng angeieben. Sic Sreunbihaft
S%cutidlanb'S fir IN lit nitt blob
amtlih; lie lit Gin periDnlihes @efiihl,
bas Die grult bes Gin5eluen in alien
gepolfcrnn9s : &lniien burhbrin9t.
llnb Scntihlann lit has cin5igc cnru=
piiihc Sanb, bas 10 bcnft." 90 et>
ipns lieit man gerne, ~bclonoers BON
Giucnl, Der aiis cigencr Grfn9rung
ipridt. = SO. g."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-08
Dir (~n,iale Tbatiakeit hrs
luiirsbmrarr 5satbnltkr'ataera.

hiide y~ieidsrat6ss nnb 2anbtags> N6s
aeoronete Yrofeiior 9r. 9rerel aus
@orarlberg in 9ebiegener @eiie be-
banoelt. Sie Irbeiterfrase permo9e
Ser Dtaterialismus ME enbgilti9 81
l1Ien. Seine 2oiung .&lnHenfampf"
lei elm S6lasnort, gum 3iele iperoe
es niht fiibren. Die Nrbeiterfru9e
tonne ibre 2OIuns nur in Der DRIFT
licben NutIaiiung finben, uno Die pers
LANCE o5ialen @msglei6 d..
Sci Der @eribieoenartisfeit Der Ses
rufe miiIie es notbipenbig @egenidse
geben. Nber 5uiiden ben iheinbar
entgegengcietten gerMfem beitcbe trpt-
bent 'Iebbafte SmtercTcnsemeinidaft.
Ser Irbeiter fam MIR bel einem
leiitungsfGbigen llnternebmen nit
gutem @ei6dftsgange boffen, feline
Gage an berbeiiern. SIT es oa ni6t
IelbitperItdnblih, bab auG Der Grbeis
ter 6abin tra6tet. Der Snbuitrie neue
@biassebiete 81 peridaffen, meme @ers
fe1rsipege 5u offnen, unb Die 8ebin>
guneen fir ibre Gntipidlung moglihlt
5u beben? RuB er nid)t ben Sans
0elsmann unteritiiben, Der Die Yroz
butte ieines Sleibes peiter fiibrt; muB
er nift babin trnhten, bab Der @es
nerbetreibenbe. Der feline tdgliben Be-
biiriniIle linn bedt, gum 9uten Yreiie
Das Bette ~liefert; nuuB er niht piinS
ihen, bab Der 2nnomann quite Mild,
quite Selpfril6t uno grteS Sleii6 ibm
liefern tam? Anpererleits mrlb Der
Snbultriele piiieh, oaB Der @rDelter
tiidtiger miro, ipenn elm gutter Yobn
ibm cine before ~2ebensbaltung aes
ltattet, bab elm 9eiunber, tilhtiger,
itrebIamer MrbeiteritanD bns bette anz
la9es &apitdl be5 ~llnterne6mers lit.
Sanbelsmnnn. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unb
2an6pirtb binluieoerum baben i'm gut
9eitelten Grbeiter Den beiten GonIus
menten" unb 10 mmifliebe gae Elm
feiteS Snnb Der SntcreHengcmein.
ihaft. IS Tonne babcr mir e II
gSeg CUR 2oiung Der i%o5ialcn Srdge
gc6en: nuf benz aemcininmen gpben
Der @ercdtigfeit ben iosinien Nus.
gleid an5mitreben. Sas lei Der
6auptpunft beS driitli6en pirtbs
inaftli6en programmes.
Sieier friihe, froblide 3us, Der
nit fatboliiher Sreue unb tatboliider
g8eitliftigfeit berehtigte neu5eitlihe
@ebnnfen unb Seitrebuuecn pereinigt,
burhiuebte Den gnnSen adtbolifentda
in Saiipts unb Observation-Disclosures,
Sn ben gerlammlungen Der fntbolis
iden 2cbrer, Der fatboliihen aaufs
lente, Der peri6ieoenen Shubentens
Gorporationen, Der abitinenten aatbos
lifen, Der WldBigfeitss @ereine uip..
nitp.. iiberal perielbe 3ug. Sie 8es
Den in pielen Sieier Ne6cnperiaWms
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-08
(SpesieG fir bieie 8eituug.)
Ger papfbab.
Spn 8. g..

Ser Trpteitantismus fam hierin
beinabe iopeit. Dab er mand)e 2ebren
p%erlparf. ri6t neil lie falid, ionbcrn
ipetl ne Sehren Der fatboIiidcn Stride
iporen. Siele Sppoiitipn purbe be-
tannfltb lofpeit 9ctrieben. bnb Die 2uz
t9eraner, prpteltiereno gegen allies,
mas bon Gom lam, iih bartnddio ipciz
9erfcn. Die bon @regor benz Srciz
oe9lten I'm Galenoer eingefibrtcu
nidDflgen Serdnoerungen nnsunehmen.
Sle proteltantiiden Steuloocn er!idrs
ten' pab Der Eapit, Der Mntidrit lei.
lld) nlt 9liltc Deg a~alcnoers in lire
Htrden etni6icihen mplc: hor,im
nliille man @elpiiiensbnlbcr bie nres
gortantihe @erbciicrnng 8uriifpeiieu.
Yapit @reaor Der 9reisehnte sotte
1852 nnf @runb zines pom Sribcntis
nilben Gon5il gefnbten 9eidlniics
elilen nelien &nlenber eingefiibrt, neil
man 3ltol9e oes Sulinniiden Nolens
oers, Der bis bGbin I'M 0jebrnlldle lpar.
lin 5cbn Snge 8uriid mar. Sic Hcos
la''unB bon jcbn Sagcn siuiidlen rem
4. unb 10. Sftpber, Die ser &aplt be-
ltimintc, latte Den 3mcf BIC GSrilhs
lings Tag unb Nadtz @leide miebcr
nlf Den u. Widr5 Elm fir ale Nlo(
5iirilG5ufilbrcn.
Sieier @regorioniide anlenber
ipilrcc loglcid in Stnlicn, Spnnieu
uno Eprtugul eingefilbrt, in Sranfreid
1no Selgien crit 5iuei Wioiaie lpdtcr,
IN ben fatboliid,en Sbcilcn NeutId,s
lambs nnb Der Shfpeis I'M nddlteu
Sohre 1888, III Yolcn 1886, in linz
earn 1857; Die cpangeliidlen Stnnten
S~eutldldnos ndhrncn ben perbciierz
ten &alenbcr crit 100 Oil, inoem lie
eli So9e mislieben. unb dui ocn Is.
Sebrnnr ipgleih Ben eritcn @tdrs
tol9en ltebcn. Gleid5eitis nn1m ali1
Salcmdrf unb I'M folgcnoen sabre
ol'dj Die protcitontiiacn 0dntnnc Ser
SHlpei5, nllh Sollanb i'm Sabre l71O
Den neuen anlenber an.
Sn @nglnnb fii5rte man Sen @res
9ortnittfden anlenber crit 1850 elm,
moem man Bonn 2. uni ocn IA.
September i~iberging. 8u9leih iina
man and bort Oas 'Sobr nidt mebr
HNt rkHi -. .tulM fpilptlI lllI pPllI
/. Snininr an. Sa5 lebte &anb, ou5
Den perbei,erten anlenber annabnt.
mar SdNmeoen, 100 man 1853 nodl
Dem II. Se6rliar Sen I. MfGrS 8Gblic.
Sic Tuiien lnb nie5t mirten @rics
den iinb nod bis heilte beim Sulins
niiben aalclber geblieben, nuh iino
bilter Ben ii6ri9en cipiliiirten @olfcru
Inn breiSchn Gage in Der 3cit Suriid.
ales aus 9dB gegen Den Ynpit.
6iniidtlid Der Selfimmlm0 hes
Sitcrfeites beitdnb I'M proicinntiiden
Seutldlanb lnnge nod cine Terihicz
benbeit 5lpiihen ben &atbplifen uno
Den Yroteltnnten. Nmd Dieie lprroe
1915 bon Dem ~pbiloiopbilden aonige
Sriebrih Dem 3peiten beieitiat.
Sm id]iuei6eriideu Stanton @rauz
6nnben lpurbe Der @regnrianiide &az
biiuoen ipnroe Der @regoridniidjc an>
pollte man. iagt Ser proteltantiihe
@eihihtSifreiber Wen5el. lid liebcr
in ~ieineu 9erehnmngcn tduld,en. oils
iraenb etpnS pom Ynpltc nmucbmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-08
pnlrnbnB m1th
perfall hrs rntrtnutistnlts.

II ncpnequen5 poriperfen, benn
lie brdn9en nur nuf Seripirfli1nna
Der proteitantiiGen Yrin5ipieu,
10 e | de 5um ungla II b c n
ii bren. - Sa, ia, bieie protei tans
tide irhe e, menn man bieie Sn>
ititution nod 10 nennen fann. lam
ibrem @erbdnsniB nidt entgeben. Gs
lit 9eipib nidt Ser Segen @ottes.
pelher alf Oieiem @ebduoe rubt uno
bnsielbe 81 elmer Huine geItaltet
Sebe uno leer lteben Die &alen Idon
LANCE, - Der @~pttesoienlt 3iebt nidt
mebr, nun als Goncerts2 ofalc permos
gen lie nod bier unp ba 81 5ieben.
Die @dnbe Iinb fabl, Dos Sunbament
iaul. Sebt feblt MIR nod, Dab bas
Sad, bas apoitoliide @~laubensbes
tenntnib binpe9gefe9t piro, Damn III
Die Nuine fertig! - llnO oa mill mar
INNER nod an Der fntbolii6en Stride
berumfliden nnb uns antbolifen pore
idnGten, mir leien auf Gem 5ol5tpeg ?
- &us Iagt Der proteltdntilhe 8es
lebrte &c acnulnp ilber Die tatbos
hide Stride? r@s 9iebt tein 8eri
meni6liGer Stadtsflu9beit", lagt er,
yunb ME CAB es Elm Iold1es, bas nm
iere Iufmerfiomfeit 10 iebr berbient
ais oie romiihs Stride. Sie
@eid1idlte pieIer Stride lit ous Sinoes
elieo Der beioen 9roben Eeriooer
menlhliober Civilization. Seine ans
bere @eleli6nftsform lit 'teben ges
blieben, nelde uniern @eiit 3%urildper'
Iest in Die 3eiten, ba Der Iau6 Del
Spfer pom Santbeon aufities nno %
2eoparben unb Siger i'm flapilher
Impbitbeater tobten. Sie ltol5elter
a~onisSbduier iinb crit bon geltern
pcnn nit Der 9teibe Der rpnrilher
9dpIte peralihen. 9iele Geibe fDns
ncn mir in ungebro6enem 3uiammen.
bang Suriidperfoleen uon Dem %aplte
Der Napoleon I'M neunSebnter
Sdbrbnnberte fronte, biz 5um Saplte
Der Yipin frDnte I'M n6ten, mi
nod peit iiber Yipin's 3eit binduf er'
itredt iif bieie erbabene Spnaitie
limb mir ieben fein 3eiden, ipelhes
anbeutet, Dab bns gnoe ibrer LANCER
Serrihuft nabt. sic fab ben 8eginl
auer Iegieruneen urtb &~ir6enbiloun'
gen, wel6e gegenpdrtis in Der 8el
eriItieren, unp mir empfinoen feline
Siherbeit, DaB Tie nidt beltimmt ut
aud aIer Gnbe 81 erleben. Sic lpn1
aroB unb 9eadtet. che Der EDDIE lei
men Srb auf britiihen Sooen geleet
che Der Sranfe Den Hbein iiberI6rit.
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SbemIebriidc bon 9oubon 81 ieinen
Stanbort mGblen lpirb. I'M Die Guinel
Der Saul 5 Stride ab5u5ei6nen
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