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Rock Island Argus., 1911-04-19

1t was stated by an army surgeon in
charge that 20 per cent of the men
at that post are addicted to the use
of cocaine, morphine, opium, etc.
There are other posts in which a
similar state of affairs exists. 1t is,
indeed, no wonder that insanity is
regular army.
In several posts the sale of drugs
to dope fiends" has become a prof
liable business for peddlers. OF
course, this against army regulations,
but like many another rule with ref
erence to the health and wellbeing
of the soldiers, IL is violated. Many
soldiers have given up whisky, beer,
etc. for the stronger poisons. 1t is
needless to say that those who reach
this condition cannot remain very
long in the army. They either de-
sert or are given term in the
guardhouse, after which they are
dishonorably discharged from the
army. In the last report of the judge
advocate general there is no mention
of the number of dishOnorable dis
charges, outside the desertians. If
lIllS were hHO" II lhc idtlS "OulNl bH
more startling even than the num-
ber of desertiOns. because, since the
heavy penalties have been placed on
desertion, many of those who want
to get out Of the army before their
three years are up break the rules
in order to get five or more sum
mary" court martials and then they
are tried by a general court mar
tial and discharged from the ser
vice.
When 90 per cent OF the army
officers want the canteen restored to
the enlisted men it is about time
that congress recognizes fits mistake.
Those in a position TO know have
learned that by depriving the SOL
dier of his beer and his social club,
instead of encouraging temperance
among the regulars the government
has encouraged drunkenness and
Rock Island Argus., 1911-04-19

ana, therefore, did not have any
money left to carouse outside the
posts. This worked to the advan-
tage of the mess funds" of the
various outfits" instead of encour-
aging the development of a horde of
"boot-leggers" and parasites, which
may be observed around every army
post.
Today the outskirts of nearly
every army post proves the mistake
and the folly of abolishing the can
teen. Now every army post, nearly,
has It's "can-dump." In tho lockers
of the soldiers may be found tin
buckets which are used to carry
beer from these "can-dumps." At
Jefferson barracks, about eight miles
from st. Louis. Mo, there is one that
is a disgrace to the state and to the
nation. It is located just outside the
military reservation. No police Off
GERS are there to see that the laws are
obeyed. In and around II scores of
the most debased women live from
one months end 10 the other and
leech upon the soldiers. Jefferson
barracks is a recruiting rendezvous
rudiments of military training and
this~is a fine environment in which
10 begin their army careers. At the
army posts where there are no can
dumps" saloons and 'speak-easies"
answer the same purposes. Or, what
is worse, "bOot-legging' is carried on
TO a frightful degree.
There is no doubt that the aboli-
tion Of the canteen is directly and
indirectly responsible for a large
percentage of the increases in de-
sertions in the past few years. In
the latest report OF Adjutant Gen
eral f. c. Ainsworth we learn that
nearly 5000 soldiers deserted in the
last fiscal year. Think Of it! Filling
themselves with poisonous tntoxt-
cants. which take away their phys
icaI, mental and moral stamina, they
become discouraged The routine
drills and vigorous exercises become
bUrdensome TO them. They take
French leave" to escape, many nev-
er TO return unless compelled to un-
der guard Of civil officer, who is
anxious to get the $50 reward Of
fered for a deserter's apprehension.
Those who return after a few days
absence without permission are
"slimmed in the mill" where the
spirit IS again crushed and the
climb to honor and respect made
Rock Island Argus., 1911-04-19

Did congress make mistaken tax
ing the canteens.away from the sol
diers3 Does thiss account, ins part. at
least, for the remarkable increase in
desertions during the past five. years?
to an army post?
These questions have been asked
many times since the, enlisted MIN lost
his canteen- But they are now fbeing
asked oftener than ever. The great
increase IN desertions and IN drunkHn-
ness and the spread of dangerous con-
tagious diseases throughout the army
not only have alarmed army officials
but citizens as well. Also the exten-
sive use Of dope" in the form of
morphine, cocaine, opium, ETC., with
the resulting increase Of insanity in
nearly every army post, has aroused
the heads OF the nation to the fact
that there is something radically
wrong In connection with the regular
army of the United States.
What are the facts? What is the
canteen, anyway? What part did it
play IN the social life Of the regu-
lar? Finally. should it be restored? &?
Few people outside the army
seemed to know exactly what the
canteen was. Many thought it meant
that the government had a large
storehouse for all sorts of intoxicants
where the soldier could go with his
canteen. get It filed. then drink
booze to his eternal satisfaction
Few citizans thought it meant any
thing else but a grand place for sol
diers TO carouse and disgrace them
selves. AS a matter OF fact the can
teen was the social club OF the sol
diers. 1t was conducted solely for
Rock Island Argus., 1911-04-19

more difficult than ever. Caught and
sentenced for desertion, they are no
longer citizens OF the United States
truly men without a country.
These deserters, then, make fine ma
teriai for criminals.
The use OF dope" and the spread
Of contag agfous diseases are due. in q
very large degree. TO the use OF pol
sonous intoxieants which the SOL
diers get IA theSs 'ean dumps" and
dives. When the system is under
mined with such poisonE, ths indi-
yi6uai becomes the prey CT all sorts
Of vices. At PresIdto, Cal, last year,
Rock Island Argus., 1911-04-19
DAVENPORT

Try Rate sBt Here.-Preparatton
Is being made by Attorney General
Cosson for the trial stheSexpress rate
Injunction cases In the federal court
at Davenport April %. By this suit
the express companies hope TO knock
out the new tariff for express compan-
les established by the state railway
commission hast winter and which
were TO have become effective March 81
The case was set down for hearing
originally IN Des MO9nes, but Judge
Mcpherson of the federal court has
asked the parties. Interested In. the suit
TO meet him I'm Davenport, April 20.
Davenport Boy Made a Captain
Orio Whitaker, sou OF ]. T. Whit
aker, .14o College avenue. has just been
advanced to captaan6y in the Philip
pine constabulary, according to woT d
received today by Mr.. Whitaker, Sr.
Captain Whitaker has been in the
Philippines since the war, with Spain,
serving first tn thesregulsr army and
afterwards reenliszang In the consta-
bulary. He is now stationed at Ca
vfte,- opposite BfaniIa
o.
Dumping Grounds on City island
By The action OF sthe board OF health
at It's meeting yesterday in the city
hall. the City island Is ,tO~be used dNtem-
porarffy for tt1e4d1sOpsal OF garbage In
order that The building of a garbage
consuming splautswflk not have to DE
undertaken ztxfhespFesent time. The
Rock Island Argus., 1911-04-19

board adopted the plan after thorough
" considering a11 the phases Of the
proposition The board also decided
To secure the services Of J. ". Alvord
Of Chicago. an engineer wen versed in
the work OF erecting garbage consum-
ing plants IN cities. He will probably
work IN conjunction with Rock Island.
which city is also placed in the same
predicament as is Davenport relative
to the disposition Of the city's garb-
age. The orders Of the government
win, in view of the use OF the city Is
land, be complied with in every re-
spect.
Licensed to Wed.-Albert Gron and
Miss Emma Datwagher, both Of Dav-
enport-
Obituary Record.-The remains of
the late William Hanley, who died
at Mason City, Iowa, arrived in DaVen-
port at o'clock yesterday morning.
The funeral was held this morning
with services at 10 o'clock a. Sacred
Heart cathedral. Interment was IN
St Mary's cemetery beside the graves
OF the father and mother.
Mr.. Hanley died Sunday night at
1850 from pneumonia and other com
pIications, after an illness of nearly
two weeks. He was taken sick Ap-
I'll with what was thought for sew
eral days to be a severe cold with dis
ordered stomach. but which later de-
veIoped into pneumonia Mr.. Hanley
was &c years, month and % days Of
age at his death. He was unmarried
and leaves TO mourn his demise four
brothers, T. 3. Hanley of Des Eoines,
Rock Island Argus., 1911-04-19

again. - I don't know how to express
my thanks for the good it has done me
and ] hope all suffering women Will
give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound a trial 1t was worth its
weight in gold Mrs. J. P. ESDLICH,
r. f. d. No. Z, Erie, Pa.
Lydia E. Pinkham's VeTetsble Com
pound, made from native roots and
herbs, contains no narcotic or harm
full drugs. and to-day holds ths record
for the largest number Of actual cures
of female diseases we know of, and
thousands Of voluntary testimonials
are on file in the Pinkham laboratory
at Lynn, Mass, from women who have
been cured from almost every form OF
female complaints. such as fnharnns-
ton, liberation, displacements, dbro!d
tumors, irregularities, periodic pains,
baekache. Indigestion and nervous
prostradon. Every suffering woman
owes IL 20 herself 10 give Lydia T. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound q trial
If YOU want special advice write
Mrs. .PinEham. Lynn, Mass. for h.
1t is free and always helpful.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-04-19

lifts, jurors and witnesses Joined I'm
battle against an insane man In
Judge Halls court here yesterday
when the defendant seized a chair
and attempted to clear the court
room. w. T. Dodds. a liveryman Of
Downs, who was on trial, made q
savage attack on every one in sight
and was only placed under control
after a hard fight. Later he was
taken to the asylum at BartOnville.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-04-19

Mr.. Elliott from Nebraska was Wis.
tting with friends a few days. It has
been 81 years since he left here.
Lewis Sallows has moved his fam
lily to Port Byron.
Gus Hack has moved his family
back from Clinton, where he has been
working more than two years.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-04-19

laImOSb Qelpt6ss. L
went to three doc
tors and they did
me no good, so my
sister advised me 10
try Lydia E. Pink
hams We & e ia lie
Compound, and
when I had taken
only two bottles L
could see @ big
change, so I took
six bottles and I am
now strong and we'll
Rock Island Argus., 1911-04-19

of evils. Even the officers wives
are demanding that the canteen be
reestablished. How long will It be
until congress realizes its mistake?
Rock Island Argus., 1911-04-19
CURED MAN AND WIFE.

Tt gives me pleasure to relate my
experience with 8. 8. 8. Both my
wife and myself have cause TO be-
lieve II the greatest of all blood pur-
ihers. I at one time had an old sore
on my nose which caused me a great
deal Of uneasiness, being afraid it
was malignant. MY wife also had
an ugly old ulcer on her face
which gave her considerable worry.
We know Of no cause for these old
sores so concluded they were due 10
bad blood. We both used 8. 8. 8. and
IL cured Us sound and we'll. This
was some years ago but neither Of as
have ever had any signs of = return
Of the sore. ehserfully recommend
q. s. s. as q cure for Old Sores.
CIV LOGAN, Taylor, Texas.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-04-19
SHE
SUFFERED
FIVE YEARS
Finally Cured by Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound.

crie, Pa. suffered for Eve years
from female troubles and st last was
Rock Island Argus., 1911-04-19

surface be the place is firmly and sody healed from
skin g. Recognized OF
purifiers, ability old
purely vegetable containing mineral FORM and It's fine tonic
helpful the impure systemic effects OF
old Forty Of the record Of s. S. and what
done thousands Of feel perfectly safe VIII
do in your case if you afflicted with an old sore
We have special Old Sores which will be glad
who Ii contains the statements Of
the efficacy Of S. S. S. of whom know
We will also be glad free special medical advice desire
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA
Rock Island Argus., 1911-04-19

wv NAOibAO ~ GSN Va AtiC NlNNi
by surgical operation, does not
cure. THEY ALWAYS RETURN.
Only by cleansing the blood
Of the poisonous cause can an
old sore be cured. S. S. S.
heals them by going down nto
the circulation and removing the
cause from the blood. When
this has been done there is no
longer left any inflammatory
impurity or infectious matter to
irritate the place, and nature
causes the natural and perma-
nent healing Of the ulcer. When
S. S. S. has purified the blood
and the place is once more nour-
ished with pure rich blood, then
every SYMPTOM disappears, and
Rock Island Argus., 1911-04-19

New Superintendent.-W F. Evans
has been elected superintendent of the
plant of the Moline Wagon company.
He takes the position made vacant a
little more than year ago by the cleo
ton of A. L. Moore to be general man.
eger of the plant Since that time the
institution has been without an active
superintendent. Mr.. Evans has been
employed by Deere e Co. and has been
in the city only short time.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-17
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gin.n tDbtli6en Shredsn i'm bnds
ftdblihen Siune pes Bortes erhlelt gez
tern 2lbenb sesen balb 6 nbr Die
% Sabre 2putie De Bar, cine Wittpe
BON go. 522 DsIt Court Strabe. Die
Ssrau pollte on Der Gde Der 8. uno
Race gtraBe bic StruBs trsu5en, aIs
in bemislben aussubIide pus 4utcmo@
bill oes Serrn Otto armleoer BON 9to.
1O4 Sim 4psnue, Bponltns pprbetz
fubr une Iie beinahe Itreifte. 5rdu De
Bar iprahg auf ben Seitenpeg. no iie
betpuBtlps suiummenbra6. Sie tpuros
sunGhIt in elm nabegelegenes 5dus gs=
traoen uno pon bort aus i'm patrolpds
aen go. 2 nah bem 5oipitdl gs6ro9t,
ipo es lid, berausitellte, baB ite toot
mar. Die aeite puroe nah Der Mor@
cue oebradt. Sn Der 5anota'he Der
8eritor6enen tpurpe cine adrte gefun
ben NIT Der auffprberung, ihre Ufut:
ter, Srnu Rahel Douns, in Wet. 5euls
tbn su benahrihtiseu, fails tbr (Jrau
9s Barr etfpas suftoben follte. 5rau
De Bar mar felt ldngerer 3stt her5lets
beno unb Der pl6blid,e Shrsden fIbrtt
ihren COB berbei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-17
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- 0us gFero zines DON George
Berger, bon Glnsr unb Ruce StroBe,
selsntten 8ugsns oes Miusraltpafer-
bdnbIsrs 90. 3. Bagnsr, go. 1926
Rucs StraBe, iheute gsitsrn Gbeno
nab: benz 6. 8. &c .. gubnhofs uno
ging burd. Der Ruti6sr fpurbe bon
feinem Sire binuntergefdIsubert uno
Sog fih f6limms &ontufipusn gu. 3ds
gFsrO Duroe bon benz goliSiiten Sad
Reidsrt etngefangen, na6oem oieIer
etrpa 100 Sub melt mtt9eihIeift NOR.
Den mar. Die UNIFORM ess geomtsu
tpurbs rutnirt unb Reihert isIbft sr.
lit fdmer5baFte &outuiipuen. Der
@agsn nit Tsinem sSn6alt tpuros be.
moItrt. Berger, pslher iih tpeigerte,
bus 5oipitul auf3uiufeu, tpuros in eis
ner Srpihte beimgebruht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-17

forgteu nt6t nur fir bic WieoerFDdbl
oes 8ouperneurs 5urmou, fonoeru
erpdblteu audi cine bemotratif6e aea
gisldtur. Ssyu bsiDen 8Gufern Der 9es
iesgebuns baben bic 8eutotratsn BE
Utdipritdt. srpsoem fei bic 8ednsBor'
laae oerporfsn rpnrben unb ben anpes
rem @orIaoen, an tpsl4en Die Oeutf6sn
Defenders intsreftrt lpdreu, orpAe ein
dbulihes Shididl. Der DeutIne
9rsBperein bat nun an ben 8ouber@
neIr urumpunben unp ungelhmtntt
oas 9erInn9sn geitelIt, gu beioen Dor
laqen StelIung 5u nebmsn. Die 8e1its
ffeu, tpuroe i6m gu perIteben gegebea,
beftdnben auF 2tnndbme otsIer 9eisss
uno piirben i6re 8eriperfung aIs etne
bem 9eutf6tbum fsinoielige 5ano'
luna uusIeqen. 8ouoernsur 5drmon
muB iebt 5drbe betennsn. entpeoer
lit sr fir bic Ssuti4en ooer er TT ge'
qen bisielben. Gr bat bic Waht, ods
ShidTal bieIsr beibeu Borlagen gu
tpenben unb t6ut CT es ntht, odnn bal
CT ii6 bic llnteritiisung Der 0eutihsr
fir ale 3eiten psr1her3t. auf bic Unit
mort bes 9ouperneArs lit man mt
Rent aeipdnnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-17
Opmnerneur 6armpm rnuf,
esarbe befenne,t.
Sentifle 3eitnugsbrausgebsr inS Sbil
beitebeH nuf gaiiiruRs
siueier Bills.
tsSssiabDsseA. Oss Gtuetunatter gOHsbGatt.)

(EpssiabIssess Ses GtHetuuatier EoHsbIatt)
bus, 8, Is. UtdrS. =
Der 9eutf6e PrsBpsretu bon SbiO lit
beute bier su erniter 8eratbung 3uz
iammeRsetommen. Gegeuftano Der
9erbanolung biIoeter 3tpei 8orIageu,
bts Der 2estslatur DurIiegeu, bic aber
taum 4usii6t auf &nnabms bdben,
tpenn utht gang enersiIde auitrsns
guugen gsmdbt tperbeH, um gerpifIe
fpiosritrsbenbe arGfte gu bei.itigeH.
9ieis 8orlaeen beriibren oas Oeuti6z
tbum in snn3 eminenter Weiie. Die
etRe be3ipedt bic Bieoerberfte[lung bes
S6uIgsissss nit 8e3ug auf ben oeuts
ihenlluterriht, ME es friiber gerpeien.
0as GefeB Iautete urfpriinglih, bdB
Der oeuti9e uutsrriht etHsefiibrt pers
ben muB. tpsuu iib 40 prpSent Der
DGblsr in irssub stusm S6ulbiftritt
| 10 srtlGren. Der psrfloHene 8i3ea
goupsrneur 5reabpaD bate, als er
MitsIieb Der 2egislatur mar. bos 8es
IeB psritiimmeIt, tnoem sr our6 cine
9orlase bas Wort9en .IbolI" in
/ ,mdp~ obGnbsrts. 5rsaopap erbisIt
Die eebiibrenbe 3iihtiguna iuoem ibm
i'm persangenen Serbit cine sermaIs
msnbs Risssrlage kreitet purbe.
8ds geiss TelI in ieinsr
uripriinglihen lafung rpisosr
beresit.llt tperosu, su tpelhem 3tpet
JeLIinser BON gleOslanb cine oissbesiisz
li6s 8prlase sinberihtete. Sisielbe
fuurbe auf bic lange Bant sei6oben.
nod Ihlimmsr fubr bi. Bin CUR aus@
oe6nung bes Surnuuterriats in ben
0TfsHtIihsu Shulen, bic ffou bonn
qusi6ub in elmer oas Deutihtbum
mibahtenben Weiie bebanbelt ipuroe.
QReeiihts Der Risberlase, bic Der Dean
Bill bereitet purbe unp Der nptoriiheu
5bdtiade, bab aus 9isbeoienerei sesen
Souoerneur Sdrmou Dieie Bin Su
fuae qebradt porben iIt, lit bas
SeutIhtbum oon Sbio auf Der Out.
Der oeutT6e preBpereiu bat Die anges
leasn6eit dafeenommen. in Der bsutts
gen Sisuna tpuroe beihlphen, BEN
9ouperneur Sdrmon eine aunomus
dung Su uRterbreiten, bic ibn 3iptnsen
lpiro, ssarbe su betennen. Sn oieIer
9unDma6ung tpirb uuF bic Shdtiaht
binaepiefen, baB 9ouperneur Sdrmor
leDiglidb burh bas 9otum Der Ssut.
fdNn bas erite Wlal gum 9ouperreu,
oepGblt nurbs. glls bic Oeutiher
ieine llnierItiiBung fiir setptfIe liberals
8efebe nohfuhten. tpuroe ibnen bsl
9efheib, fie Iollten oafiir icrgen, bat
BEN bemotratifheH 9puperneur aud
eine ben,ptratiftt 2esislatur sestbsr
perbe, benn nur bunn fet Der 9ouoer
nsur inn Stanoe, ben Miini6en feine'
Ueitbsirger beutiden 8lutes Gehor q
IperihafFen, Git 0eusiGen bon Sbb
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geras Vacife JialwaD Company iunerbal6 80 Sagen
ale als 6eiser anseieaten Neger entlaien nnO d per
pHi6ten oe, n 3ufnnit feline Heger mebr ais 6ei5er
ansuiellen.
Die Geienihaft Weiserte iid, Oieies gerlansen sn
setudbren nnb oaraubiH finbstc oas aommittec pcl=
Dies bic meRen Se5er pertrat, an, OaR ie Die abTdt
6aben, ben 9ient Der Geieni6aft at qnittireu.
9as aOm'nittee ereR bieie sOtiS nit Der Grfld=
ring baf oieielbe innerbalb piernmosuanss StnuSeu
in Strait tretcn luae in aonlift init arfel 45 Der
Sereinbarnns, oatrt t. Suli 1910, ucl6cr puridreib
bak i'm Sale bic Sereinbaruus repbirt Ober woerrnen
iperScn oa ses 30 Sage purber Surb cine idriftlde
gaDti5 befanHt sssebsu persen ,miie.
Die 9ireftiOH Der Gincinuat, Stem Crleans uub
Teyas YaciFt Nailwap COMPANY erbOb iuiOrt groeit
seseu oiees gorsebeH aber trutbem cine llnteruhuus
Deriprpden wnrOe, ba5en meSer bas apmmttee mel1es
bic Seser pertrat, nod bic Seamteu Der SeserCrsa=
niiatiOm, cine eHSsdltise aHtwOrt erseben la1en.
9as GrSman Geiet i6reibt Elm sdeOsseridt
swiidea einer Genbabn- @eieaidait nnb ibren amae=
ielten nmD bel Der letten aOuiereus, am g. Ndrs
che Der Streit Seiebl In Strait trat, wnrbe Sas &ums
Wttlee, WeiWe1 p'e Vtt5eI DetIGai, etlHt 0H etHeW
sdieSsseridste ienc 3uitimsuns 81 sebem.
Sies wmrbe abs.lebnt, aber, Sa Sas GeIeb Dor.
drebt sak rs.nS cine Der gartsisu cine applifatium
an Die Gaiessridter MAIDEN fann, purSe uum Der
Giienbabn- Geieaidait iuiurt elm Selesramm an Rit
ter NtartiH u. tuapp (Oer BON graFSeut Sait ais
Nitslieb bes Sdieosseritts, 8aibiustOn 9. g., er.
manut parbe) abssididt unO Ssriebe sariH eriudt,
ioiurt eiueH GinmR seltenS su MAIDEN, nm bic Srissr
sn b.itimmem Elm S6ieOsseridt 81 aee.ptiren
SrotSem bic SireftiOn Der GiHeinnati, 9iep Cr.
leaus mHs Seras 9aciEe Railwap So. itets @iaens
mar, bic Sieufte Ses Riaters anapp su acecptireu,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-17

BART unb goulsporbstpete sntgsgeuz
5unebmtn.
QafTtrt fpurben i'm Senat ferner
bic 8oresgiI, nuh ber Der amtsters
min Der Gountpz aubitorsn pom /. ga
nudr Bis gum /. SaIi perldnesrt rptrn,
unb bic SeatcnS8il, bic bas Sdua
iirsn NIT 8rogusn. o9ne cine itGats
li6e qi3ens srpirtt 5u hdben, bel
StraFe berbittet. angsnoumsu puroe
audi cine gorloge, bic bie Ginfesuug
elmer 5iiufer aommiffiou ooriiebt,
fpeIhe Shritte 3u tbun bat, bamtt
Sbio auf Der banana auuaIs
ausiieuuns in San 5runeisco I'm
Sabre 1915 tpiirbig reprdfentirt lit.
Dor nem obersGommittee bes Suua
Iss fano cine 8eIprs4uHg IN Sd6er
Der lltiIitGten<8orIaee isntt. 4lfrso
gsttnan unb SOisp6 90. 5eiu3mun
BON Cincinnati brahteu mehrere MIDI
tige am.nbemsnts in 9orihlas. Der
frii6ere Reprdi,utart ssranf Booo
bon Rebino, Der in ben lssten 2esiso
loturiiBuHeen Gbnli6e @orlaseu elm
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