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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-12
. NEWS OF THE NEIGHBORS

is required. This must be marked into
four divisions. The lower portion
should be lined with flannel. Sew the
edges together and turn up quarter
Of an inch at the bottom and glue this
to a round circle. of card. so that you
have a bag with a cardboard bottom.
Next cut piece OF card twice the size
of one OF the flaps and cover it in red
flannel, making a hole half an inch
wide in the middle. Fold this card
and after padding each flap with cot
ton wool sew the flaps TO each side OF
the hinge. Two small boot buttons
for eyes on the top flaps and you have
something very like wide mouthed
frog sitting up. Now fill the body
through the mouth hole with small
shot and draw a pen through the open
ing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-12
only through the heroic efforts of the
mother that the child's life was saved.

only through the heroic efforts Of the
mother that the child's life was saved.
Obituary Record.-Carl NJ. B. Hass,
one of the pioneers Of Davenport, died
at his home, 627 West Second street
after an illness of 10 days, at the age
of so years.
Adolph Seine ckloth, lifelong resi-
dent of Scott county, died at the home
of his brother, Hans Schneckloth near
Dixon Saturday afternoon, death being
due to a stroke of apoplexy, suffered
recently. He was so years old.
AS a consequence of alcoholic pneu-
monia, superinduced by an operation,
John Ludick died at Mercy hospital
Saturday morning about $50. Sew
eraI weeks ago he was kicked by
horse and received a fractured skull.
He was taken to the hospital and 1t
was found that an operation was nee
essary. After surviving the operation,
which was pronounced successful, he
contracted pneumonia, with the fatal
results. So far as is known he had no
living relatives.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-12
Useful Gift For Grandma.

A useful gift for grandma or an in
valid friend is cape made Of plain or
figured eiderdown or outing flannel
thirty-six to forty inches wide. Fold
and cut material into a true square;
cut from one point to center, then cut
a round opening for neck. Finish the
edge by hemming with some fancy
stitch with a crocheted border or bind
with ribbon. Tie with bow at the
neck.
Ribbon should match colors in ma
terial. For invalids there is no better
wrap. as it can be put on and taken
of so easily and when made of pretty
colors gives a touch Of brightness
which is very CHEEKY and pleasing to
the Shut-in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-12
ARE YOU DEAF?
Catarrh Is Probably the Cause. Get
Rid of the Cause.

IOlu OF TIC SdiSS-
If you have catarrh and have con-
slant ringing noises in your ears look
into the matter at once.
It's a pretty sure sign that catarrh
is spreading and is making its way
through the eustachian tubes that
lead from the nose to the ears.
When catarrh gets to the ears par
tiaI deafness follows. If you have
ringing noises in your ears so to the
Harper House pharmacy today and
get a Hyomei outfit and drive out
catarrh.
To cure catarrh Hyomei should be
breathed through a pocket inhaler
for a few minutes. four or five times
day. Just pour a few drops into
the hard rubber inhaler and breathe
it.
It kills the germs; soothes the ir-
ritatiOn: heals the inflammation; stops
hawking. splitting and snufling.
Hyomei keeps the throat free from
mucous and prevents Crusts in nose.
The complete Hyomei outfit which
includes the little indestructive hard
rubber inhaler. bottle of Hyomei
and simple Instructions for use costs
81. Separate bottles of HyOmei cost
so cents at the Harper House phar-
macy and druggists everywhere, on
money back plan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-12
Two Gift Cooks.

Take a piece of water color paper.
any size, fold in center, paint some
pretty design, flowers or scenery. and
diagonaIly the word in gold paint.
Guest Book" Use plain note paper
for leaves and tie with ribbon to
match color Of design painted. Attach
to this a program pencil and cord.
A baby book is made the same way,
using blue forgetmenots scattered all
over the cover. blue ribbons and blue
or white pencil
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-12
With a Severe Cough the
Bowels Need q Lax
ative.
Make This Laxative Cough
Syrup CheapIy at Home.

Any one can make a full pint
of finest acting laxative cough
syrup for about 10 to 80 cents.
About eight times cheaper than
labeled cough syrup, because
a pint will last a family a long
time. First, obtain of any we'll
stocked druggist 21a ounces of
essence Mentho-laXene; empty it
into a pint bottle. Then make
a syrup with a pint of granu-
lated sugar and a half pint of
boiling water. Stir, let cool and
fill the bottle with the syrup.
Shake well and take a teaspoon
full every hour or two. Eight
to ten doses daily will act as a
mild laxative, check the cough
instantly and cure it quicker
than anything you can buy.
This syrup builds up the
strength of the system and
makes the tissues of the lungs
and throat healthy.
Chronic cases yield most
readily to its beneficial action.
Give children less according to
age.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-12

New Watertown Church.-Founda-
ton of the new Methodist Episcopal
church at WATERFOWL has been COM
pleted. The house of worship to be
constructed of cement blocks will cost
$4,000. II will be ready for occupancy
some time in February. A hot-air fur
mace and electric lights Will be Install
ed. The basement will be used for a
class room and sociables. A Sunday
school will be organized as soon as
the congregation moves into the new
building. At present services are be-
ing held in Woodmen hall on Sunday
afternoons with Rev. F. I. Stevens of
Milan in charge. The ladies aid soci-
ETY. has raised $500 by socials and
fairs. The remainder was raised by
individual donations. and except for a
small Indebtedness the church edifice
will be erected without encumbrance.
The building will be located on Fourth
street near Second avenue. Dimen-
sions are 3Sx500 Next year Water
town and Silvis churches expect TO
employ a minister who will conduct
services in each church on alternate
Sunday mornings. Trustees of the
Watertown church are w. g. AUsbroOk,
president. William NJ. briggs, H. f.
Biggs, F. o. Lyons and J. J. Nichol-
SON The building committee is COM
posed of w. G. AusbroOk, II. Z. Biggs
and Miss Grace Lucas.
Factory Hand Retired on Pension
John AstrOm has been retired by the
Moline Plow company. The retire
ment includes a pension; news of its
bestowal having been broken to MT.
Astrom by G. A. Stephens, president of
the big pillow concern. In retiring the
faithful employee President Stephens
states that it is useless for man to
spend his advanced years in hard labor
similar to that which developed his
muscle during the days of his youth.
Officials at the pillow company had felt
for some time that Astrom ought to
go. His service had been consCien-
tious and lengthy, but he was a good
worker and they were loath to give
him up Astrom would not yield to
members of his family when they en-
deavored to persuade him to rest on
his laurels but he consented to go af-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-12

ter the president of the company talk
ed with him in a personal manner and
expressed appreciation for service that
extended over a period of AZ years and
two months. John Astrom, a native Of
Sweden. was % years of age when he
boarded a ship American bound.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-12
Knitted Wash Cloths.

Almost all children like to crochet.
They can make really useful presents
In shape of wash cloths of heavy
white knitting cotton. Make a chain
Of twenty-five or more stitches, &C
cording to the size liked, and work IN
simple crochet stitch until the rag is
square. A border Of blue or pink cot
ton can be worked into a simple shell
by the older children.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-12

A handkerchief box is q simple pres
ent for child to make. Cut piece
of card six inches square. Then cut
four pieces each six inches long and
two wide for the sides and four more
six inches long and three wide for the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-12

Child Dies of Rurns-Injuries re-
ceived by falling backwards into a
dish pan full of boiling water last
Friday morning. caused the death Sat
urday of two-year-old Margaret Van De
Heeden, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
F'loremond Van De Heeden. Not real
izing how serious the nature of the
scalds, the child's mother did all in
her power to relieve the intense suffer
ing of the little one without at first
summoning- medical aid. The little
girl was terribly scalded. the hot wat
er in which she lay before her moth
err could assist her causing the flesh
in many parts to fall from the body
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-12
a WorLC THaU

A linen covered work tray has four-
teen spOols Of1 silk laced around the
edge. The middle of the tray is en-
broidered in repOusse daisy work, AID
there is heart shaped pincushion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-12
MOLINE

$685. in Wages for Week.-Wage-
earners employed In Moline's leading
factories will receive approximately
$106,O00 Wednesday next, according
to an estimate based on facts gathered
from the various plants. The highest
sum to be distributed by one concern
will be $4,000, while the other
amounts range from $4,000 to $4,000.
This sum is not as large as the one
paid out a year ago, which ran close
to 100000, but at that time all of the
shops were running full time and over
time. The sum paid arsenal employees
is not contained in this years estimate,
either. At Silvis shops $4,000 will be
paid out, the amount being less than
usual as result of the recent shutdown.
1t is figured that at least one-third of
the amount is received by men who
live in this city. What proportion of
the sum received will be expended for
Christmas presents to bring cheer is a
problem difficult to solve. 1t is certain
that the merchants viii enjoy increas-
ed business following Wednesday pay
day. And one more pay day rolls
around before the 25th.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-12
Orion.

The o. e. s. had their election of
officers Tuesday evening, resulting as
follows: Worthy matron. Mrs. f..
Tamme; worthy patron. G. H. Wayne:
associate matron. Mrs. c.. II. Wayne;
treasurer, Mrs. Mary Long; secretary.
Hiss Stella Wayne; cOnductress, Mrs.
II. l.. Boutwell,; associate conductress.
Mrs. ]. e. Gustafson.
Misses Elizabeth Maddox of Du-
luth, Mimi. and Mary Breckenridge of
Peoria are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. By
ron Jordan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Boutwell, re-
turned Thursday from Reynolds,
where they have been visiting the lat
ter's sister Mrs. George Fassett.
u. c. Keck of BiggsviIle. ILL.,, is act
ing as station agent for the 90 dur
ing the absence of q. H. Ferree, who
was called to the bedside of his wife
in Keokuk.
Mrs. George Lundine is packing her
household effects preparatory to join
ing her husband, who has been ap-
pointed station agent for the O." at
Elmwood
Water is getting so scarce in Orion
that some of the citizens are compel
ed to carry their household supply
several blocks. The city council ap-
pointed committee to have a well
sunk at once at the electric light plant.
Miss Lee Maine is sick It is feared
she will be compelled to undergo an
operation
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-12
DAVENPORT

Licensed to Marry.-Philip Schaum
of Rock Island and Miss Mary Nichter
of Burlington; William G. Daniels and
Miss Bess Baker, both of Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-12
Odd Fellows to Have Home.-Moline

Odd Fellows to Have Home.-Moline
lodge, No. 1873, I. o. o. F., have taken
steps toward establishing a permanent
home by ordering the sum of $1,000
placed in a building fund. Each sue
ceeding year not less than $3.50. and
greater amount if possible, will be add
ed to this sum. When suffi cient funds
are on hand building plans will be TAX
en- up. Moline lodge has thrived in
late years and the present membership
is 427. Last winter between so and 80
members were added 20 the roster, and
a campaign for new members will be
launched in a short time. The lodge
has a standing building committee,
which has been given power to pur-
chase a site for home when a suit
able one is found on the market. This
committee has a piece of property in
view at the present time. but as an OPP
ton has not been secured the commit
tee is maintaining strict silence.
Those on the committee are J. Q.
Hawk, Walter Yapp, o. Buelow, Ross
Ricketts, and Charles Fraser.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-12

by the little
donor herself.
In this column
a few home
made prese nts
which can quite
silly be made
by children are
described. and
none of them
costs more than
=
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-12

Boy Breaks Leg in Jumping.-WiI-
fred Herd, the 5-year-Old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Herd, IT'S Ripley street.
met with a painful accident while play
ing at school Friday. The little fellow
jumped from a flight of steps in such
a manner as to break his leg. Only
recently Elsa. the 315-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Herd, was serious
ly burned while sitting on the front
porch of the home. This accident oc-
CURED by the thoughtlessness of boy
passing the place throwing a lighted
match at the child in such manner
as TO ignite her clothing. and it was
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-12

Mrs. Rooster Given $4,000 Aimony.
A decree of divorce on the grounds
of cruel and inhuman treatment and
alimony in the sum of $4,000 are the
two awards which have been made by
Judge Bollinger in the district court
to Mrs. Katherine Koester from her
husband, G. A. Rooster. The decree
was signed Saturday afternoon by
the court after the litigation had been
gone through by Attorneys Lane & Wa
'terman and Louis f. Roddewig for the
plaintiff. The defendant, in addition
to having the court order that he pay
the alimony in the amount named,
was ordered to pay the attorneys fees
in the sum of $4,000, and the costs Of
the trial The plaintiff, who is 46
years of age. was married to the de
fendant, who is 73, in July. 1904, and
in her claim for the. decree alleged
that her life had been made miserable
through the i'll treatment accorded by
her husband.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-12
PRESENTS CHILDREN
CAN MAKE.
Frog Pen
wiper For Fa-
Their and a
Useful Cape
or a nd m a
Would Appre-
Cidte.

However nice a bought Christmas
present may be, it is quite certain that
as a child's gift a mother or father.
aunt or uncle-indeed, any grownup
relative-wouId prefer something made
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-12

The peculiar properties OF Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy have been thor
oughiv tested during epidemIcs of in
fuenza, and when it was taken in time
we have not heard of a single case of
pneumonia. Sold By all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-12

! Burns Fatal to Woman.-As a con-
sequence of burns received while start
ing a fire 10 days ago. Mrs. Henry
lEuhl died at Mercy hospital Saturday
evening at 6 o'clock after suffering in
ltensely. The accident occurred while
Mrs Suhl was preparing a meal. She
was AZ years of age. She was born in
Schleswig, Germany, and came to Dav-
export in 1884 She was united in
marriage to Henry Suhl Dec. 4, 1907.
besides her husband she is survived
by one brother, Thomas Erickson of
Scott county.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-12

4 trifie TO make.
First of all, there is the frog pen
wiper. To make this gift a strip OF
light green cloth or velvet, seven
inches long by three and half wide.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-12

= Breaks Wrist.-Miss Myrtle Boggs,
a saleslady at Harmed & Won Maur's,
fell Saturday at Second and Main
streets while on her way to work and
fractured her wrist.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-12

For sale by Allen. Myers & CO.. L. S
McCabe & Co. Rock Island Hardware
Company. Ill s. Ehleb.
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Zterblibfeitsberi6t.

RObert 81. Brand, 2, 129 q2te
Str, 9tterenleioen.
8:Orge Blum, 40, Qudep Strabe,
S6wd6e.
Charles &aefer, SO, 4O61 Rails
roao QD.. arebs.
9enrp Clifton, 7 Gage, 9 Webrmdu
QD., llnterIeibsent3iinDung
SoIepb Ut. 2uugblin, 7, 744 W. ).
StraBe, 2ungenent3Unbung.
WtorD GDans, 48, $40 Main Ctr,
2ungenent3iin0ung.
2Ouiid Mapbetp Barb, "a, 1920
BaibingtOn Qp.. 2uftr0brenent3iin.
oung.
S6psiter 2ouiie Warp, Qntoinette
8onoerbeioe, 36, Rotre Dame Son
bent, Granotn ROao, 6er3LeiDen.
5bereia Siegman, l Mooiepoo:
40., Gungenent3iinoung.
8alentJn QDOlpb Status, Is, III
Calhoun StraBe, 5ubertuloIe.
Angela pea33o RolanoeQi, 80, 835
l8. 3. StraBe, S6pdde.
Sames Uti3aeI Quinn. 50, 8. uni
gOans StrdBe. Snqueit in Shnebe.
GQa ). GoOt, 80. 4209 Uflb On
tbonp StraBe, Ge6irnblutsu.
4norep 4ble. 36, Goal Gitp, 8.
5ubertutoIe.
SamusI Denman, 27, Ali %. 3
StraBe, 5ubertuIoie.
GQuie 0aroen, 80, 703 GarIisL
Qp., Jubertulois.
5bos. Ditbur Suffice, Z Wtonate
3. uno Gerraro Strabe, SdDdhe.
Wargarite g. 1prsa, 3, 1850 Grit
2lp., Qungeuent3iinoung.
Goparo Soisp4 Dbolen, 40, Co
God Strabe, Quugenent3inoung.
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GbeerlaubuiRid.iue.

(gQer 90. 96omas, %, State Qpe,
Gli3abetb ShoIt, 18, Grnit Str.
(Jo6n ). 5arris. 81, Butler, ap.
| lUtargaret qaoqst, Al, MooiionOiae.
(Gugene G6snault, %, Sr0in Ctr.
lGeneDiepa Sadion, 20, oesgI.
(Go. McGrap, 81, Rihmono Ctr.
lSarab Ysrnel, q, oes8I.
( Sapes 5or, 80, Delhi 8.
lmaggis Dan, q. ossgl.
(Im. S6omas, %, ct. 9rsgorp Str.
lR1bel Qesbit, q, aittsnbouie Ctr.
(Gso. Bertrand. "a, Oft u. Str.
lWurtba petrat, "a, Storrs Str.
(6uslep Q1rrp, %, urbanu, 8.
l2llice Reams, !, Beit 6. ctr.
(Walter Granforo, %, Dsft s. Str,
1Glora 9. DsIt, Is, gli3abetbtopn.
lSo6u lllferts, q, 2ibertp Str.
/ lSuIanna getsr, 19, 5inolap Ctr.
(Gampbea 6. Tite, %, RorpOoO.
lgertba Ronep. p. oesgI.
(o{rpin 0iliou, SO, Dsit Z. Cir.
lTannie grpots. 81, RittenbouIe Ctr.
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Staotiidf 8einnobeitsbeb0r

sn Der eeftrissn SiBung Der itdbtis
ihen 9sIunpbsitsbsborbe bsrittet,
sleiitinipe,tor e. 8. gsrtram, oab er
BEL Der nnteriuhuns pom 43 at6en in
elmer Meltersi i'm Weitpooo BRET nit
Der lubertuloie bsbaitete 3iibe ents
oedt babe. Der bstr.fTenoe Wsltereie
teitter bate aus eigeuem antrisbe Die
llnteriuhung pornebmen lufsn une
fiir ben muitsrsiiltissu 3uItano ieiner
StaIlungsn ipuroe ibm aagsmeiae Qns
ertennun9 geSoat.
Siir Die ndhfttpohise SiBung tpura
be Der MsltereibeIiger garn.p 9otalo
poreeldpen. osHsn StaQungen in pIncs
TO Rsinli6teit iehr 81 piinihen ibrig
laNen. ipie BON Wilhinipettor 8r,
5aesn mits.tbtilt tuuroe.
Die 9eihptrbe be3iialih Der srduens
buftsn unianitdren 3uitdHce an Rates
plaes. lpurben bsm 0eiunobsitsbsams
ten 9r. 2anbis uno Serrn Shintle Su
genauer unt.riuhuns iiberpieien.
Dem unipsriitn Settlement pnro.
bic GrlaubniB segeben. cine Wlilhita'
tion 3u srridien.
Die Reiignation oes SanitdtspoIi'
3iiteu SoIepb StoIIfump gelanst. 5uI
Mnnabme.
Gas pom Bureau OF Wunicipal Re:
iearh dusssarbsitsle Spiiem Der Bud
fiibrung fir oas 0eiunoheitsomi
lpuroe gutsebeiBen uno spiro nun De-
finitip eingefiibrt iueroen.
Or. 9aHeis unterbreiteie ieiner
Wo6enberitt, aus pelhem berporaeht
boB tpdbrenp Der perflohenen Woh'
122 9erlonen Itarben, mas cine Sterbt
lihteitsrate pon 1906 beoeutet. lpenr
man biegeDoltsrungsaabl NIT 351 .21s
anuimnt. Or. 9anbis orudt in ieineH
Motenberift einen Artitel aus ben
mpnailiden Bulletin Der Rep Dortel
ftuoiIi6sn GaunohsitsbsbOroe a6. u
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8olter uno 2lIice aerIep, 1913
State Ip., &nabe.
2ouis uno Bertha 8ennett, 1108
Race Strabe. U}G0hen.
2IuguIt uno Cora RaoeI, 621 gteape
StraBs, &nabe.
sSoAn unp 2ioQ gatterion. 1900
5urriion 2tp., mdoden.
Sbomas uno @race Wfaior, 1850
@abe Strabe, 0}dohen.
So6n uno Ibereia Gotoer. 523 Sars
riett StraBs, Mdoden.
Qeonaro uno Wargaret 0duer, 210
Cit Clifton Ap., WGohsn.
Qlatbias uno Wtatilbu Sinner, 2123
Goth StraBe, Snabe.
6snrp uno Snlpia Gbjsman. 1896
Wariap 4p., Mdohen.
Diner UNI gillian Seeters, 1929
Clifton 2lp. anobe.
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Nub gut abgelanfen.
Grploiion I'm ben slulagen Der Smina
electric So. an Der Git SedIteu
Strase.

9erbdltnibmdbig glimpflih Lief cine
Grploiipn ab, Die geitern 8ormlttag in
ben anlagsn Der Sping GleCtric Co.,
SO. 327 Sit 6. StraBe itattFano uno
Elm 5euer psruriaht. Die uni6uloi9s
8sranlaTung gu Der grploiiOn bot Elm
2lngeitelter Der 5irma ,5O9n Serner,
Der bamit 6sI6dftigt mar, 5orbs aus
einem 6aB i'm aeller 81 sntnsbmen uno
hierbei ni6t nit Der nDthiqen SOrgTQlt
oorging. I'm iih DdDon gu iiber3euz
gen, oh Der elmer, in nelten er bic
Surbt fiQte. bereits boil mar, itri4
Gerner Elm Streihbols an. Sine Grs
ploiion mar bic 5olge un0 Der gan3e
Raum itano i'm Ru in 5Iommsn, pdbz
reno aerner am 9eIidt unO an ben
6Gnbsn 8runopunoeH 0aOOntrug, bic
ii6 gludliasrtpeiIe als unaefatrIi6 sr.
pieien. ginnen peni9>n Setunben
iparsn Die Ilummen burh Oen Qufs
sugsI6a6t in bic oberen StotUerts gez
orunger, ubsr Der iofort berbei9erufez
nsn 5euerpebr gelong es 'ebr bolo, oes
gieriqen Clements 6err 81 Deroen. Rez
ben ben Qulagen Der Smir9 glettric
So. lisqt Die Rotre Dame Nta0emte uno
bic S6psitern Ihloiien unper3iiglit.
um alsn Gpsntualitdten Oor3ubeu9en,
idmmtli6s JsnIterldoen. Oas oeitrtgt
Seuer in ben RdumlihtsIten Der
SDtng gIectric 60. mar oas 3Deite,
BON pslhem bic 5irmd btnnen tWr3er
,3eit beimQeiuht tporpen lit.
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Illus benz YoliseiBeriHt.

0sitern mar i'm poli5eigertht Der
Gag Der Ghauifsurs uno Qutomobi!is
ten. 5iiuf araftpassnfibrer botten
Iih ipegen SbelIn1ame on elnem
0lidsIpisI Su peran;porten uno 5!pet
araftrpaasnbeIigsr muBten Dem Ri6tsr
unter Der antIage bic 4uftpartung maa
den, eab fis nit oQ3usrober Geihpins
bisteit einberasiuuit paren, Die 8erhafs
tunssn pesen gu IhRsuen 5a9rens ma
rem bon benz berittsnen ppli0iitsn Sts
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sic tdnen nit elmer 8eloitrafe bon il
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