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The new era., 1911-07-20
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Lace. combined with net, is much
used.
Everywhere we see bit of black
satin.
Feathers are slowly coming back
to the coiffure.
Natural linens are in greater de-
mand than colors.
Still yelled are the various parts
of milady's costume.
Many little evening frocks are
trimmed with cords of precious stones
or beads to initiate them Coral on
black and white striped mousseline is
stunning.
Patent leather belts in black. blue,
red or white are to be stylish finish
for linen frocks.
The new era., 1911-07-20
Answering the Dean.

The man who Thackeray calls "the
greatest wit of all time"-Dean Swift
of ST. Patrick's cathedral, Dublin
was as ready to take as to make re-
tort
why don't you doff your hat to
me?" he asked a small boy who was
coaxing along an obstreperous goat.
II WILL" said the lad, 'if your honor
will hold the goats horns!" an answer
which delighted the dean.-Youth's
Companion.
The new era., 1911-07-20

lines; "sharps." carving set; tie"
a gentleman's tie: bars" small
clothes-bars; staff" cane; "a whole
note" q dollar; "a half note" half
dollar: "a quarter note" silver quar-
ter.
The Ice cream was in shape Of
musical instruments and the bonbons
were In small pianos. violins. man
dolins. etc.
The new era., 1911-07-20
A Progressive Needle Party.

This affair was the amusement Of
fered by hostess at linen shower
given for a recent bride: There were
twelve guests and four tables. At each
table there was bowl containing fifty
needles of all sizes. and thread; the
game was to see which couple could
thread the most needles in three min
utes, the contest beginning and end
Ing with the tap of bell The two
having the largest score progressed
to the next table, each player having
dainty pincushion in which pins
were stuck to mark the progressions.
These pins had colored heads.
daintily equipped sewing bag was the
head prize and little work basket OF
odd design was the second; embroid-
cry scissors in case made an ac-
ceptable consolation prize. Every
one had the jolliest kind Of time
and 1t was most easy party to pre-
pare.
The new era., 1911-07-20
Not for Mr.. Hercules,

Hercules had finished his twelfth
labor.
That's the last!" he exclaimed /
positively refuse to do another one!"
was not free from the "13" supersti-
ton.
The new era., 1911-07-20

Watch the hobble girl trying to
skip over the cobbles.
The new era., 1911-07-20

popular TOT NttIe bOyS HrSl
= manly garb The one at the left
Is very plain and can be made of navy
blue serge, cloth or wash material.
The little trousers are ornamented at
the bottom with buttons. and larger
ones fasten the tunic at the right side.
The belt is worn low and the collar is
of white linen finished with frill of
the same.
on the sam~ lines, but is rather more
dressy and can be made of cream
cashmere or even Of bengaline silk for
weddings. parties. etc. 1t Is trimmed
The new era., 1911-07-20
a Unique elnsham Apron shower.

A Unique Ginsham Apron shower.
A girl who had lived In her home
town all of her life and consequently
had many friends. was the recipient
of this acceptable and enjoyable
shower The girls (six in number)
were asked to bring a gingham apron.
They consulted, SO there would be no
two alike. OF the material each girl
made necktie which was placed in
an envelope. The aprons were all
finished except the hens. which fur
nished needle work for an hour. At
six O'Clock man for each girl ap-
peared, the envelopes were passed.
and the men found their supper part
ners by matching the neckties with
the aprons, each girl putting on one
and the boys wearing the tie that
matched. At the close of the repast
the aprons. were all tied about the lit
tie bride-elect 1t was merry time
and twice as nice because the poor.
neglected bridegroom and ushers were
included In the fun.
MADAME MERR1-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-30
How to Keep a Superb
Complexion.

The clever woman is aware that
il behooyes her to- know AN about
her complexion needs She has
discovered that powders lotions.
creams and cosmetics are only
temporary aids-makeshifrs for
real and natural beauty. and she
has also discovered that the old
fashioned home remedy. coleatcd
balsaI. viii first of all remove ev-
cry ulomish from her complexion
and thereafter keep her skin
fresh and young and blooming.
The mission Of this simple though
effective home remedy is TO attack
the deadcUed and discoIOred skin
particles ciOgging the outer cuticlc
ana causing ali sorts OF beauty
Ills like sallowurss. pimpICs, liy-
e~ spots, freCklus. cty. Those of
YOU who have tried 10 know there
nothing Ike pure coleated balsau
T. keep your faces Young and
fauitless. Therefore YOU can
throw down the gauntlet to
Father Time and say 70 him.
Come ON and do your worst.
F0r you know you can slip out
70 the drus store and get an ounce
and half CT this old fashioned
remedy and that by applying il
ar night a wonderful change will
take place ia your complexion.
Perfect Health.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-30

nave saIu or done 10 merit this?'
You have presumed. you have
dared
She choked and swallowed and could
not go on
Sheldon looked the picture of de-
spair.
Il confess my head is going around
with it all" he said. If you could
only be explicit
But you have nc right--nO man has
the right--to tell me what he Will per-
init or NOT permit I'm too old TO
have guardian. nor did / sail all the
way to the Soiomons 10 find one"
"a gentleman is every woman's
guardian"
We'll. IN, not every woEaau-thats
ALI VIII you kindly allow me to send
your boy for N0a Noah l wish him
TO launch the whaieboar. Or shall ! 90
myself for him.
Both were now on their feet, she
with flushed checks and angry eyes,
he puzzled. vezed ana alarmed. The
black boy stood Ike a statue-a plumb
black statUe-taking 10 interest in the
transactions Of these incomprehensible
whites
But you won't do anything 50 fool
ish''- he began
There You 20 again she cried.
Il didn't mean II that way, and you
know I didn't BE was speaking slow
~ and g.ayely. and that other thing
that no permitting is only man
uer OF zUeaklug or course 1 am not
your guardian. You know you can 90
to Guyutu II you want tor to the
devil be was almost tempted to add
"Only. I should deeply regret it, that is
all. And | am very sorry that J should
have said anything that hurt you. Re
member. l am an EDglishman.'
Joan smiled and sat down again.
Perhaps ! have been hasty," she
admitted You see, am intoierant OF
restraint. If you only knew how have
been compelled to fight for my free
dom. 1t is a sore point with me, this
being told what 1 am 70 do or not to
do by you self constituted lords OF
creation. Viaburi! You stop along
kitchen. No bring m Noa Noah And
now, Mr.. Sheldon. what am L TO do?
You don't want me here, and there
doesn't seem TO be any place for me to
60"
That is unfair Your being wrecked
here has been a godsend to me. / was
very lonely and very sick. 1 really am
not certain whether or not should
have pulled through had you not hap
pened along. But that IS not the point
Personally. purely seI6shiy personally.
l should be sorry to see you go. But
am not considering myself. / am con
you. lit is hardly the proper
thing. you know. II 1 we're married
If there were some woman Of your OVID
race here-but as Il is
She threw up her hands in mock de
spair.
Il cannot follow YOU" she said In
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-30

tied that the Solomon islanders. IN
der kind treatment, would grow gentle.
One evening a terrific uproar arose
in the barracks, and Sheldon, aided
by Joan's sailors, succeeded in res
cuing two women whom the blacks
were beating 10 death. To save them
from the vengeance OF the blacks they
were guarded in the cook house for
the night They were the two women
who did the cooking for the laborers,
and their Offense had consisted of one
o. them taking a bath in the big cal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-30

FL was the first time Sheldon had
been at close quarters With an
American girl. and he would have
wondered II all American girls
were Ike Joan Lakeland had he not
had wit enough to realize that she was
not at all typical. Rcr quick mind
and changing moods bewildered him.
" bile her outlook on life was SO diff
fercnt from what he conceived a wo-
mans outlook should be that he was
more often than not at skies and sew
ems with her He could never antci-
pate what she would say or do next
Her temper was quick and stormy.
and she relied too much on herself and
too little on him. which did not APP
proximate at all to his ideal Of wO-
mans conduct when man was
around. Her assumption OF equality
with him was disconcerting. and at
times he half consciously resented the
impotence and biza rreuess Of her in
trusion upon him. rising out OF the
sea 10 a bowling nor wester. fresh
from pokinG her revolver under Eric
sons nose. protected by her gang OF
huge Polynesian sailors and settling
sailor. II was all Oh a par with her
Bnden-PowelI and the long SIS Colts.
At any rate. she did not look the
part. And that was what be could
not forgive Had she been short hair
ed. heavy jawed. large muscied. hard
bitten and utterly uniovely in every
way all would have been well. in
stead OF which she was hopelessly and
deIiciously feminine. Der hair wor-
ried him. il was so generously beau
tiful. And she was so slenderly and
prettily the womau-the girl. rather
that IL cut him Ike a knife 10 see her
with quick. comprehensive eyes and
sharply imperative voice superintend
through the surf. In Imagination be
could see her roping horse. and It
always made him shudder. Then. too.
she was so many sided
sheldon certainly was not happy
The unconventional state OF affairs
was too much for his conservative dis
position and training. Berande, In
habited By one lone white man. was
no place for Joan Lakeland. Yet he
racked his brain for q way out. and
even talked il over with her. In the
FIRST place. the stes mer from Australia
was not due for three weeks
One thing IS evident; you don't
want me here" she said. III man
the whale boat tomorrow and 90 over
TO Tulagi."
But as told you before. that is
impossible" he cried There is no
one there. The resident commissioner
is away IN Australia There Is only
one white man. a third assistant
understra 9per and ex-saiior-a cou-
mon sailor. He is in charge OF the
government OF the SoIOmons. 10 say
nothing Of q hundred or SO niggers-
prisoners Besides, he is such a fool
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-30
How to Drive Away Wrinkles
and Double Chin.
tFrom Stage Review

The clever woman Of today does
not sit down and fold her hands
and resign herself to a wrinkled
face, double chin and enlarged
pores. Nor does she try the num-
erous and varied cold creams, 10
lions or powders on the market.
What she does do-this clever
woman-is 10 get of her druggist
an ounce and a half OF thermodiz-
ed Jelly. rubbing half a teaspoon
full into her skin until II is absorb
ed and then bathing her face with
cold water. This home remedy is
as simple as it is effective. The
skin Immediately feels taut and
refreshed-the flesh firm and
compact
One application works mark
ed Improvement in her looks and
every day her mirror tells her
she is growing younger and prettier.
For filing out hollovs in the
neck, shoulders and arms there is
nothing so effective as thermo-
died Jelly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-30
Adventure
A Romance of
The South Seas
Copyright. 1910. by Street 6 Smith
1871. by the Macmillan Company
by
JACK LONDO

that he would fine you Is for not hav-
ing entered al Tulagi. which is the port
of entry. you know. He is not a nice
man. and, repeat. Il is impossible"
There is Guvutu.' she suggested.
There's nothing there but fever
and FIVE white men who are drinking
themselves TO death. l couldn't per-
init it
lob. thank you" she said quietly.
~ guess III start today-Viaburi,
You go along Noah, speak m come
along me"
Noa Noah was her head sailor, who
bad been boatswain OF the Mieie-
Where are you go1ng:' Sheldon
asked in surprise. ''Viaburi. You
stop"
To Guvutu-immediatel was her
reply
But won't permit it"
That is why / am going. You said
It once before. and it is something l
cannot brook
What" He vas bewildered by her
sudden anger. IF I have offended in
any way
"Viaburi. you fetch m one fella Noa
Noah along me-" she commanded.
The black boy started TO obey.
"Viaburi, You no stop ! break N
head belong you And low, Miss Lack
land; insist; you must explain. What
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-30
MOLINE

Among the Lucky. - II is reported
that Frank 0. Nelson, who is employed
as carpenter at the arsenal, was one
OF the fortunate ones in the recent
Rosebud land drawings. Nelson drew
No. ISL. which gives him chance OF
securing one of the best farms offered
ception Of one post, all officers Of the
Moline Launch club viii retain their
honors for another year. The annual
meeting Of the organization was held
Friday evening. The new addition 10
the executive staff is F. W. Keeler. who
was elected rear commodore. The re
elections were as follows: Commo-
dore. J. F Lindvall: vice commodore,
Charles Olson; secretary. NJ. F. Book
aert: treasurer, J. F. Keller; trustee
for three years. Andrew Safe.
Coal Valley Woman Dies. - Mrs.
Flora kouski of Coal Valley passed
away Friday a. 1920 a. II. At the city
hospital. Mrs. Kouslzi had been a wild
ow for a number Of years. She was
born in Germany Feb. Is. 1919, and
had made her home in Rock Island
county for 80 years.
Obituary Record. - Death came 10
Hans J. Mumm, one Of Moline's pio-
neers and for nearly so years highly
esteemed citizen of this city. Friday
afternoon at 4 O'Clock. at his home.
1915 Third avenue. Nj Numm cele-
brated his S1st birthday anniversary
three weeks ago. Holstein, Germany.
was the place OF Mr.. Numms birth.
Oct :. 1880. In early manhood he Tor
sock home ties and came 20 the new
world and finally TO western Illinois
Deceased leaves an only daughter. Mrs.
R {. J. Never Of Moline; one
brother. John Mumm of Lone Tree
Iowa. and a sister residing in Ger
many.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-30

Why is the soda
cracker to-day such
a universal food?
People ate soda
crackers in the Old
days, it is true-but
they bought them
from a barrel or box
and took them home
in a paper bag, their
crispness and flavor
all gone.
To-day there is a.
soda cracker which
is the recognized
staple Unee d a
Biscuit.
Uneeda Biscuit are
the most nutritious
food made from
flour and should
be eaten every day
by every member
of the family from
the youngest to the
oldest.
Uneeda Biscuit
soda crackers better
than any ever made
befOre-made in the
greatest bakeries IN
the wOrld-bakedtO
perfection packed
to perfec ton
kept to perfection
until you take them,
Oven-fres 81 and
crisp, from their
protecting package.
NATIONAL BISCUIT
COMPANY
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-30
DAVENPORT

Licensed TO Wed.-Rsymond Dawes
and Miss Leota L. Lowbaugh, both Of
Geneseo. H., and William b Norman
ann Miss Ella Day. both Of Davenport.
Found Fatally InjUred.-Frauk Smith
OF Davenport was found fatally injured
by the side Of the G. NJ & ST P
tracks, one and onehalf miles north of
Dewitt on the Maquoketa-Davenport
branch Of the Milwaukee. Saturday
night At < o'clock by the crew or train
No. POI, the local freight
Residence or Fire-The FIRE depart
ment was called to the sulsberger res
idence a. 9l2 Rock Island street Sat
urday night about & o'clock. where fire
mad started in the basement Il was
though that an Overheated furnace
set fire TO some rubbish piled nearby
and then spread TO the flooring above
The joisrs Of the first floor were burn
Cd through and the damage Will amount
70 about 800.
Police Raid House.-As the result. Of
q raid on "a house I'm the western part
of town al mituisn- Saturday five &C.
cIpauts were brougL. to the police sta
ton and forced 70 answer charges OF
being inmates. Thcr we're Grace Gary
OPAL Marshall Frank Thompson.
Charles Johnson and Paul PauIsen.
The charges asaiusr he Gary woman
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-30

dron in which the potatoes were boflea
The blacks were not outraged from the
standpoint OF cleanliness; they often
took baths IN the caldrons themselves
The trouble lay in that the bather had
been a low. degraded, wretched female.
for TO the Solomon islanders all fs-
males are low. degraded and wretch &c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-30

(To be Contfnuedl
All the news all the timO-Ths
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-30

Licensed to Wed.-Psymond Dawes
and Miss Leoca l. LoTbaugh, both OF
Geneseo, Ill, and William B Norman
ann Miss Ella Day. both Of Davenport
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-13

benz bic fGmmtlihen 8epobner Der
dngren3enben 9dufer In Si6srbeit ges
brd6t porben iparert, an bic Hsttuna
Der in ben StalIungen unterge6ra6s
ten fiinf5ebn pferbe Der Ginc. 8eneer
Comp. Die StdusebduOs batten be.
reits 5euer gefangen. als ii4 bic tp0esz
mutbisen 8eamten unter eigener Qez
bensgefabr our9 Rau6 uno 5tdmmsn
einen Meg ba6nten nno bic gedngitiaz
ten Jbiere nit grDbier Miibe auf Die
Strabe trie6en, mo fie BON 2ln1eIteIz
ten Der Jirma einsefdngsn purben.
gtpa eine bdlbe Stunoe na6 Qusz
bru6 bes 7euers itiir3ts Der riejige
eiierns S6ornItein Elm, fiel jebo6 gum
Slid in tpeitliher 3i6tung auf bas
6sreits lihterlob brennenbe Cfficeges
bduoe unb niemdnb tpuroe Oerlebt.
Der so Sabre alte oerbeirat6ete
Nahtipddter Der 5abrit, Jrant Wtuels
Ter, neIder nit isiner Gamilie unmit=
telbar ne6en Der 8ranoitdtte in benz
5auie go. 1887 Weit s, Qpenue.
pobnts, pirb bsrmibt uno es beitebt
nur istr seriHge 5offnuug, osb er
nod unter ben 2sbenben DeiIt. Gr
mar mad Qusbru6 bes 1suers aefss
ben fporben, elite jsoo6 in bic Jabrit
3urIt uno lit isitbem OerIarpuuben.
Seine Qngeborigsn, untsrituBt bon
Der qoli3si, ourdfuhteR bic gan3s
Rat6arihaft, obne eine Spur bon
ibm finoen gu tonnen.
Sobn Smitb, 26 Sabre ait, bon Ro.
1906 Wsit 5ront Strabe, elite, als
rag Jeuer ieinsn 50bepuntt errsif:
1dtts, in ods brittle StotDtrf bss le.
Esmcnt6auIes go. 1883 yDeit s. Str,
um cine dlts frau, fpelche iih onoeblih
rod in bem gefdhroetsn 6ouie befinz
ben Ioate, su rettsn. Die Trau mar ie.
rod bsreits in Siherbeit aebrq6t
:ooroen unb Smit5 fab. oaB i6m felbit
Der Qusrpsg insl 5reie a5gsihnitten
mar. Gr Iprana bur6 Elm Tsnfter uuf
ods Dab zines 2inbduss, pobei er Iih
e:nen gruh oes 5ubeelsntes uuo an
bere gsrGebungsn 5u3og. Gr fpurbs in
einem patrolpageu mad Dem 5oipis
al as6raht. ppliSiit 2oeIpenftsin sr.
litt BEL Der Rettung Der gierbe Der
Cincinnati 8eneer gompanp ihlimz
me grdnopunoen an oen 5GHoen.
Die Gntitebungsuriate oes asFGbrs
lihsn Jsuers lieb iib nod nitt feit-
iisuen, isbo6 oeuten ale llmitdnoe ba.
rau bin, baB basielbs in osm IRA.
Ihtusuraum gum ausbruh gstommsn
III. Sn Der Qnlage befano iid sur 3ei.
nur asr isst psrmibte Rahtpd6tsr
grdnt Wueller.
gsrsits Dor srpei Sobrsn ipurbe bic
Jabrit pon siuem Jsuer 6simgeiuht,
lei tpelhsm Der 5euertpebrlsutnant go.
Smitb bon elmer Wauer itiir5ts urb
oas Genid bra1. Munoerbarsrpeiie
genas er bon biefsr ihpersn Der
lssuns, mar ieboh fsl6ftDsritGnblih
ais Jeusrrpehrmanu autaueIi6 g.tpors
ben uHo mubts peufionirt ip.rpen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-13
q ShifFsuahribten.

gten gort, y. Sept. Qlngst,
San @iorgio" Don Heapel; r&ronz
prtn3e7in Gecilie" BON Bremen; y8lu.
der" bou 6amburg; n9irmo" pon 2ts
bdu; rgretoria" BON 9amburg.
Qbgeg.: rROtter0om" na6 Rotter;
BAN; g9rOnprin3 Wtl6etm" nach 8re.
men; .2lmerita" nuh 9ambur8.
Queenstoip A6geg.: rGuft'
tania" na6 Ne!p yorf.
G6erbOurQ. Qrget.: yprdfoent
Grant" bDn glefp Yort na1 9amburg
QiperpoOl. 2lu9st.: y2uuren.
tic" bon MontreaI. 2tbge8.: nGaroz
ria" mad Rep gort; Director" nat
8ancouper.
2Onbon. 2lnget.; .Wiruleapolis
BON Rep gort.
GLASGOW. Iu3et.: ngariFon
bon Bottom.
Qntperpen. 2lnget.: n8aoer:
Lamb" BON Rep gort.
Bremen. Qnget.: r8aiisr DiI.
belm H." Don Nerp gOrt.
&openbagen. 4Hget.: oGsca1
IL" BON Rep gort.
W}ontreaI. I. 4bgeg.: rGandoa
nah QiperpoaI.
Suebec. 2lnget.: nWiegQntic'
pon GiberpOOl; g2ute gris" pon 2on
bon.
= biIdbeIp 6ia. Qnget.: rgle
nominee" bon Qntfperpen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-13

- I'm einem WanbIdrant Der MOB
nung bes Jomss piper. i'm pierien
Giodptri bes Dano gtbGubss. SO.
816 Wine Sirabe. fam seitern Wors
gen gsgsn 4 llbr aus unbetnnnter llrs
fade ein Geutr gum gusbruh. tpels
DIES bic Deipcbnsr in niti ssringe
Nufresung peritsis. piper sntbed.e
bas Deuer unb iptdis feline Gamilie.
foDie bic onn<ren 6ausbefpcbnsr. NOS
irouf er nn1 benz nnbe9slesensn Giffs
Spritenbnus lief unb bic GsusriDebr
loldrrnirie. Der unbebtutenbs 9rano
iDnntt in iuroer 3sit ssl5ff,t psrbtn.
Die poliSiften Ghipinb unb Nittins
ger lpdren mittlerpeile In ods nit
Rauh nnssflHte GsbGube geeilt unb
hotten peribitb<ne 1slpobner nsHsIs
ben. rpsl4e fn In ibrer Mnait nift Su
beIfen tDubten, ins Grsie sebroHs.
- Drou GttIIo Weguirf, go. 3537
Grie Muenus, 6pbe pqrt. mar oeitern
NaHmittaa bamii befh6ftisi, alsibsr
init Gafolin gu reinisen, als cine grs
IpIriion erfclste. Die Drnu ipurDe
nidt ptrIest. iecoh 5cs fi6 Jeuernsbrs
mann Gbnrles Wcrtlonb bon Gpriten
90. 40 bei ben 96inorbeiten f&msr3.
1niA Dr01bpunben am rtdten Arm
~. DdS 8euex ri&leisAiaen G&1ben
ben 4100Fns.
- Bd ben MepdroturdSbeiien an
- Hn11Ga 6pan 1hnse ~ TIL,
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Sespnnen


Die %. Sobr.ss s8erfammIung Ser
RaticuaI QHoctatiou Of Stationarp
engineers puros gsitsrn Wlorgen in
Der WluiitbaLe 3ur Sronung ssruien.
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5iifsgsisuihdft fatt une am Qbsuo
trat ods 2s6ensz uno llnfans sgerii6ss
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3uiammen.
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mslten iib an Dormittos i'm Sntun
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nah Der Wuii.baus itattfanb. Sm
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S6sritaaisanpaIt 5im 5oean bic De.
ltsnten, tpornuf Rupor aouis S6pa6
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men gineinnatis iprdhen. WGbrsno
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beHen gsithtigung Der Dampfer Die
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sramm sur Surhfiihruns iummsn
pirn.
am Tonnsritag tperoen baun bic
gefddftsfhunesn fortsefeRt psrosn.
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