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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-28

business. He had traversed but a
short distance of the bridge, when a
steamboat, passing underneath. fright
cred the animals. They entered upon
mad dash across the structure, cul-
minating when the horses swerved to
one side apd crashed into the iron
work.
One of the animals met instant
death. Foster was hurled headlong
over the horses. escaping serious in
jury by alighting on his feet. He then
was compelled to walk to the city in
order to secure another pair OF
horses.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-28
FIRST WARD LEADS
In CITY CONTEST

Today the First Ward nosed the
Third ward out of first place in the
city beautiful contest being conducted
by the Civic department of the Wom-
ans club. The First ward has taken
a good lead and the other wards will
have to hurry to be in the running.
The fact that the First ward is lead
ing is very encouraging to the C-ic
department for it shows a real inter
est in the effort to make the city a
lovely garden spot. The Third ward
has fallen to second place in the con-
test but the ward chairmen are work
ing hard to place t in first position
again.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-28

struck her with sufficient force to
cause the suit, /; is possible there are
other reasons.
The divorce was granted on March
81 with only one other witness. the
Plaintiffs brother, o. c. Aubuza, Of
SIS West Ninth street, New York. He
corroborated his sisters story OK
cruelty. and added that his mother al
ways had taken care Of the actress
child
MY husband has been guilty Of ex-
IRENE and repeated cruelty" said the
wife. 1T starred two or three months
after we we're married. And ne never
contributed anything TO the support
Of the child. now years old. Why,
had to take the baby away and GO
to my mothers because Of tha: mans
cruelty and the language he used con
stantly. We have not lived together
for seven years"
Miss Tucker asked for the custody
of the child. Judge Gibbons inquired
whether she could support it.
Il sing in a cabaret show" re
sponded Sophie. Il should say l can
So she was given custody. She
blushingiy declined TO speak OF fu
I ture matrimony.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-28
DAVENPORT MAN
SHOOTS WIFEAN
Then SUICIDES
Edward Warnken Commits Ter
rible Crime in Fit Of Un-
reasoning Jealousy.
WOMAN IS STILL LIVING
Couple Had Been QuarreIine Previous
to Trasedy-Deceased Was a
travelling Salesman.

In a fit of jealous rage, Edward
Warnken. aged 40, travelling salesman
employed by the Dcellinger-Nelson
Candy company. Davenport. and re-
siding at 746 Case street in that city,
fired two shots in-o his wife's body
and then committed suicide about II
o'clock last evening at his home. His
wife's condition is regarded as ex-
tremely critical and word from St.
Luke's hospital is to the effect that
she may not recover.
HAD BEEN QUARRELING.
Neighbors say that the couple had
been sitting on their porch dur
ing the evening and had been quarrel
ing. About II O'Clock they went in
side and Immediately there were pis-
tel reports in rapid succession. In
vestigation proved that Mr.. Warnken
had shot his wife twice, in the right
shoulder and through the heart with
a 32-calibre weapon. He had then
turned the revolver on himself, put
ting a bullet clear through his fore
head. The salesman died instantly
but the wounded woman struggled
her way to the telephone and called
the police.
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.
She was taken at cnce TO s.. Luke s
hospital and was unconscious until
today. She would make no statement
to the police of just what happened
but it is known tina there had been
domestic unrest and dissension fer
some time between the couple, both OF
whom had been married before. II
is presumed that the husbands jeal
ousy OF the attention other men paid
to his wife was the primary cause OF
the tragedy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-28
MISSION BODY ELECTION
Carter II. Jones, Seattle, Head of So
ciety for Foreign Work.


Detroit, Mich, May 2S.-The report
of the nominating committee of the
American Baptist Foreign Mission So
ciety was one of the important mat
ters before the Northern Baptist con-
yention here yesterday. Following
are the officers elected:
President-Carter Helm Jones, Sc.
attic.
First Vice President-Dr. Edward
Judson, New York.
Second Vice President-John S.
Tuthill, Waterloo, Iowa.
Third Vice President. A. Sunder.
land, Omaha.
General Secretary-Dr. Emery w.
Hunt, Granville, Ohio.
Recording Secretary - George B.
Huntington, Boston.
Home Secretary-Red P. Hamgard,
| Boston.
Treasurer S. Butler, Bos
ton.
Resolutions were adopted by the
convention setting aside the first Sun
day in March of each year to DE
known as "denominational day" Re
ports of various committees on the
mission situation took up practically
all OF yesterdays program.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-28
RUFFIAN CRABS
W0MAN'S HANDS
ON DARK STREET
Jack the Hugger" Makes At
tack Upon Mrs. William
Thompson.
WAS ENR0UTE TO HER HOME
Unknown RssaiIant Follows Lady
and Companions From Empire
Runs When Screams Start.

Jack the Hugger" is getting busy
again in the city. Last evening as
Mrs VIII Thompson, 1120 Seventeenth
street. was going TO her home about
IL O'Clock, man suddenly grabbed
her. He held her hands tightly for a
moment and as the scared woman gave
vent 70 her fright by loud and contin-
ued screams, the rufian took 10 his
heels and disappeared into the
Ehadows
The incident occurred on Nineteenth
street between Ninth and Tenth ave
nUes. Mfs. Thompson and Miss Alice
Thompson had been to the Empire
theatre. As they left. the playhouse
they noticed a man walking behind
them. He continued 10 follow them
up Nineteenth street and then cross
ed the street. Walking to the corner,
he turned around and came back TO-
ward them and suddenly made a lunge
al Mrs. THOMPSON when she was in
frcnt Of the home Of John W. Quinlan,
$50 Nineteenth street.
HELD HER HANES.
II uhAihE h45 arms dIDunu ueT, ne
caught her hands. but before he could
make another move, the screams OF
tho woman became so loud that the
assailant in turn became frightened
AMI started for the corner, running as
rapidly as he could. The police were
notified but as the woman's descrip
ton was meaEcr the officers had lit
tie 70 work on and no arrests have
been made.
Mrs. Thompson does remember that
the fellow was heavy set with a sloucn
hat pulled down over his eyes and a
coat considerably too small for him
The rubber heels on his shoes made
1, very difficult to hear him She could
no. rec hts fare clearly because of tho
darkness and the way in which his
mr. shaded his features. The incident
created considerable excitement OF
Nineteenth street and I; would not b.
healthy for any Cns caught repeating
tho affair OF lest evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-28
SOPHIE TUCKER is
A WIFE 10 YEARS
Divorce Reveals Actress Mar
ria~e 10 Man Cruel TO
Her.

Chicsso, IL. Mav 2S.-Ezaminatioa
OF the records Of :hc successful d..
vcrce proceedings Of s. Belle Tuck vs..
Louis Tuck yesterday disclosed sew.
eral eTents net hitherto chron!cled
One is hat Sophie Tucker. former
musical comedy star now appearing in
cabaret, has been married The cere-
mony was performed nearly ten years
ago. The second trlfie Of information
is that Sophie has a child. The third
Is that she is divorced.
a fourth disclosure is a suspicion
that Miss Tucker is contemplating an
other and more successful ma.rimon-
ial venture. She says she has not
lived with Tuck for seven years and
her friends suggested that II the
cruelty she alleges has only just
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-28
INSANITY CASES
ARE CONSIDERED

Judge B. S. Bell presided yesterday
at a number of insanity hearings con-
Quoted at the county infirmary. The
medical commission composed of Drs.
A. y. Mueller of this city and H.
A. Beam of Moline conducted the ex-
animation and found the following
in need of mental treatment: Miner.
va Drury, aged IA; Mrs. William
Petty, aged Sc; Carl Samue.son, Mo
line, aged %; Nancy Mcdonald, Edg
ington, aged IS and Mary Eckstrom
aged 80, who recently jumped from a
window in the building and had heI
left leg fractured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-28
/. POLICE NEWS

Florence Merton, who was several
days ago ordered out CT town. was ar
rested this morning by Officer Nc
Carthy aid is held in the county jail
under $500 bonds. Her case has been
continued until tomorrow. Florence
has been a constant companion OF the
two highwaymen who perpeTated the
hcli-ur On the downtown streets Sat
urday night
James Smith retired for the night
under a coal chute, but was aroused
fen his slrmbers BY Officer Fitzger-
aid, who .cUad him bed il the sta
t.o2. This morning he was fined 81
ard costs.
-Four McXiCa1s started a rough house
IN the Blue Goose last night and were
rinched. This morning they pail filsS
CT 60 and costs each en- G!sorderly
conduct charges.
Francis Sperrocs was fined s. end
costs for drunkenness.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-28
LOCAL STORES ARRANGE
TO BE OPEN TONIGHT

AS is the usual Wednesday evening
custom the merchants, except the
dry goods stores, will keep their
stores open this evening, but the var
ious business houses Will not be open
tomorrow evening. Sometimes in Che
past the stores were kept open on the
evenings prior to a holiday but this
plan has been dispensed with
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-28
GUY A. FEELEY SPEAKER
AT ARSENAL EXERCISES

Guy A. Feeley of Waterloo. former
speaker of the Iowa house of repre-
sentatives, will be the speaker at the
Memorial day exercises to be hello at
the arsenal next Friday afternoon. In
crossing the bridge to the island the
Moline contingent will scatter flowers
on the river in memory of those who
lost their lives in the naval conflicts
during the rebellion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-28
CAPTAIN A. J. WHITNEY
ON ROAD TO RECOVERY

The condition of Captain A J. Whit
ney, who suffered stroke OF paraly-
sis sunday, is reported TO be much
bettIr today. He regained conscious.
ness last night and today was able to
recognize and ia K to the members of
the family. The physician attending
him stated that Le now had a chance
for recovery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-28
HORSE KILLED IN
DASH ON A BRIDGE
Team Frightened by Steamboat
Passing in Mississippi at
.Muscatine,

Muscatine, Iowa, May 2S-One horse
was killed, another badly injured.
while the driver, George Foster, of
Foster, Ill, narrowly escaped death
in a runaway on the hign bridge at
about o'clock Monday evening
Foster, who is proprietor of a gro-
Gerry store, was driving heavy team
loaded with supplies for his place of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-28
THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS. WEDNESDAY MAY IS, 1918.

ford, new Peerless roadster and an
American roadster. The three cars
were reduced to ruins and cannot be
repaired. Holmes, who received the
worst burns, is 26 years of age, while
his companion in the accident is 10.
Neither of the men received burns
that would cause fatal results.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-28
On Decoration paN

The fine steamer Morning S-ar will
give an excursiol to Muscltine leav.
ing Rock Islard a; PAS p. n, arriving
homo az 10:45 p. n.
Strasser's orchestra will furnish
the music for dancing.
w. A BLAIR, Master.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-28
DECORATION DAY MILL
merry AT THE NJ. O K.

You won't wonder that NJ & K. are
proud of their beautiful display Of
Decoration day millinery, but yor
may wonder how such hats can be
sold for so little.
The greatest showing Ct the new
Ratine hats-newes- shapes and
styles at 75c. CSC to s150.
Timely purchase of Panamas from
leading New York importers accounts
for these Psnamas Of superior fine
ness and purity of b!eaCh-With Bull
garisn bands or bands Of velvet
specially priced At 1856, s495 and
1895.
Panamas trimmed IN flowers. feath,
ers. chiffon drapes. ard maine, IS 10
S35 with special values a $500.
Berlin-King George and Queen
Mary Of EnrIaud fo-r. a.od ,be{r ri
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-28
BoWkers Banquet,

Members OF the Friday night bowl
ing teams banqueted at the Rock Is
land club last evening, to celebrate
the close of the season. Interest this
year has been very keen. and Director
Roantree is highly elated at the inter
est shown by the club members. The
banquet was served az 6:45 and a gen
eral period Of good fellowship was en-
joyed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-28
Namc Omitted.

Through an error, the name of Roy
Reynolds was omitted from the list of
eighth Grade graduates 1T the Eaw-
thorne school last evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-28

it with a review of the guards army
corps, which was holding its spring
parade az Potsdam. Their majesties
have left for England.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-28

Empty mon are tho trumpets OF their
own decds NIassinger
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-28

All the news all the time - The
ArguS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-28

Berlin-King George and Queen
Mary Of England terminated their Wis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-28

Francis Sperrocs was fined S. end
costs for drunkenness.
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SriidIe Tnrmprponfte.
Hreiie BON Der @itp @rpcerp, 504
WQlusS traRe.
Butter nnS Gicr i'm @rosbanoel.
Hreile pon Nona0On s Bpnb

Nreile pom Der 0omlep Gpm. %.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01
Cine auffuuenoe Gesnabignng.

Ius Oeiiou niro semeIoet: 9H
benz amneitieerIoB, Ser pie i'm iib-i-
gen 1eutihlnnh. 10 aud in anhalt
anlGBIih oes 8oiieriubilaum5 e.gan.
gen lit. beiBt es. bab oorne6mlid ioI.
DE Nerionen gu berudlidtigen ie!ta.
oic gu ibren StraItaten ourh Not.
2eihtiinn. lnbeionren6eit ooer Yer.
fiibrung oeronIaBt noroen iin0.
Rur lit Dor etpo einem baIben SABRE
Der Observation-Disclosures (oic
mobre 8orteirihtung bot man bel
ieinem itetieen Gin. unb SerpenSeln
sr!ihen beioen seroruten Vorteien
ME reht erfabren fonuen) anboltiidc
9anotaasobgeorouete uuo Ser3oglihe
SberamtIRann Gutsbeiiser 2ouis
Weibner aus benz 9orie Soris me.
gen @erIeituns gum Wetneio 81 ei.
mem Sabr 3uhtbous rehtstrdftt9
eerurteilt rucrSen. Gr bate. mas i'm
llrteiI ieitgeitent rporoen iii, aus 81.
gennus urb Sabgier einem @eotcn.
ten gum Yfeineto 3u oerleifen Der
kuht. Tcs @erbaItrr MelBners. Der
uber Elm rett itattlibes 9ermosen
oerfihet. If ieiner3eii i'm 2anSe ause.
msin perurteiIt noroer. Sect lit
nun oieier Serr. Der iih bel Den
MISUNDERSTANDING ourh eincr
auiorineIihen 9psartinismus uno
oils ireirpiliscr ReeterungStcmniiIdr
unanpenebm %teroortot. ais criter Don
Der Wo5Itat oes MmHeitieerlaiies be-
t~rciien uno nod am Saee Der Wss.
oiientIituns hcs Grlaiies aus Der
Sait entIaiieu poroen. Die 3Gdt'
hcusItraie bat CT iibcrhau2t nitt oil.
aetretcn; r;elmehr iob er bis ann
Gage Ser @eanaoiaunJ in oem Sc.
rihts1eidnauis in Eeiiau. Ter Ora.
Senaft pirS i'm aar3en 2anae sinfah
nidt oeritan>eu. nrn peni1itcn uon
Ser 2uitp. Nan iragt lid, per tccb!
sem Ner,oa hieien 9orldla5 unter.
bseitc. bGbeu r1aa.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01

8aren i'm uberen Tihiaan.

Tuopo Routanen. eIu ,Sarmcr bel
(Crtonoaon. ertoppte Dor einisen
Wobten e,uen Barren 0o5el. oils Ser.
klbe orsl Rn.5er aus benz Stall &C.
5errt. ems aetotei uno oie Hpei al.
beren ihlimm per!est bate. Am BAR
onnol9enoen Abeno ueriutte orrgor
n,teoer in Ben Stall et~u3uarn9en.
ober eS aeldnq aontaneu. tbn 81 Der.
tretben. Charles 9oultou Don Sur.
rs. ShooltrairGountp. totete Dor eIii
pear lngen aui ieIuer iSarm eInen
400 Ttuno ihlperen 9oysn. 6ran.
3r,cite ron 81. SMnate unS TluI
GoIimar notten por eiHiaen @oeuSer
ems @cJesruns nit elnem @oren IN
Waiinlc Gouutp. Sic iuaren All
Scr 9anSitraBe. ais ibr 0iero g!oe.ttl
itsu wuroe uuo Surhbrluuie, liz
murSeu rom @a9eu 9erporfen unS
ia5en run Gnen @drelt Ser sum-
Sprl,nQ bercit mar ms brtor ihm
3pei itlner $upJen. Ms Sic 0ln.
uer TIN ujtt rroIcitlcrtca .ratien Or
Siere IN eep<@aIS SurIf
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01
a@lcid,aultiafeit, Scsdeioenbeit.

Heto uno Shldppbeit limbs. 10 ihrsIbt
Die nN%ouugStopu &unolhnu". an
oenen ole Yeuiihsn blersulanoe fran.
Zen. @lethSetti9 limb iie eeesu N0es
oaS lie I'M Nu9tnblid perlpGiitS mat
uu9ebt poer uudnsenen a berlbrt.
S6re Ssidsiosnhsit perpinoert lie.
ltets aui ibrem &eht su bethlehem
III tudgt es besbalb. FRI d seaen lie
auiSutretsn. Nteioiih limb lie oui
Ole GrtpIge lhrer & anoSIeute uno
he oerfpei9eru lbnen ihre llutsrittsune
uno lie ltno III ihlapp. um Iih um ir,
9eRb etruaS Su bemilhen. iueun eS ibrer
Islstt nab nld)t ablplut oriueeno
~. 9eutlheu Sereiusu unb @slsu.
sdDafteu, beIouoers aber Der oemtihen
Bre c, tuiro oaourh ous Sorlpdris.
EoEIHnen lehr erldrert, neil mnnher
oeatI6e Wilhel immer uod Die SipIel.
rFvSise trdgt uno an Dem @eoanten ft
oerauiht, Die @iueouss ernGhuteu lln'
ta9euoen leien ibm ~ leinem Jprttom.
sEeu foresrIid.'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01
ShubpIatt:ln perboteu.

lie Wlnteuer 8eitunB" Ihrei6t:
.llniere VoIl5eloirettlon pat i'm 4u5.
~jteaunsspart mle0er e.nnLal etlpas
perboten 49, oas Shubplctteln. las
iunqite 8on3perbot iii na6 Der Aui-
ioi'un9 Ser ton!glidlen Yolt5ei sar
ietu 8erbot. lonoern cine be-
ihrantte Lan3erIaubnis. Sm SaaIe
bari nGmllt oleier ireni0arti3e. Of
fenbar iur gesuIiie 3euioren elmer De-
fatenten VbanI1iie entipruU8ene
8an3 auiGeiiIbrt n>eroen. lbeg i'm
;~yreien ~beltebt tein 9e0urinis" Run
bdten mir Ytiiuhener nihts neby Dor
Der St~uttgartcru porous. Bon ,a5n
Sabren fonuten MIR iiber lie laden.
DIS ibre 0oli3el oer StIlerieeru aus
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oa5 8rdJen Ser
2urs5oier aui Der Stroie psrboten
bate. @abreno Sleidseitis inter
Dem Nroteftornt oes 0errn ,. Gre.
mer .9Ict 6ie acknowledgements
i'm GberIonbe iiberaa Sas ~Gtatteiu"
heber, 9urihen unO QeanScln oa}u
onbolter. betomm; Sic Wi!nhener
&oIuei moroIiite Sentnn:1aen. Aa.
10 -bcftrdntt" iino uniere 1oNs-
er~Iau6niiie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01
prdmien Site.

Gin 1atr i'm peraus be,ahIenec
ubcnuemten erhalten ie eineu
sd16nen HalenSer ais Prdmie
gratis une porteirei. I'm prd-
rnieu fine ioIeemee iur IuswabI
oorbaneeH:
g%aatnropoft, toauon lino oreiSebn Num-
raern erldlenen).
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01
s,m Den Seraen ses inSonlideu

aeutudp 1T Elm Wproer hingerihtet
fuoroeu - etpas bisber l~luerbories.
DoS ourite Elm ,3sifen bes 5oriihritts,
Dem nod pteIe nnosre osrartiae 8ere;ie
ioI9eu iouten. iein. 0tnn bis hlele
WonoideinIer uno BuitfIspper nttt
ab9etbnn lino. piro biele 8ebirsss
ge9eno an WlIobeit uno lluliterbeit
init Dem buntelltsn NIrita ipstteiiern.
8od lit 9ofnung uOrbunoen Dab Die
Qualification sort elm lhne(es Tempo
annebmsn wtro. Die beitdnbis lteia
genoe Nodirn9e uah aoblsn. Giieu'
er5en uno 0olS brtngt nene @lemsnte
IN oiele Gegeuoeu. 0as limb orbett'
fame uno irieOlide Mtsnihsn. Die lid
nttt lange BON Den 8%nlsenuDeeIn ters
roriliren loilen weroeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01
Nabrpian Der 0reeu Yau Il
Weiteru Giieubobu.

Snbnbot: gde Sreen Bop Strase uuo be,
Mormon COON Cambridge.
fd9ftd. init Nusna5me oes
Sonutnss.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01
"A little more crane y

On Der am %. uno %. 6ebruar 1S47
s%eihlaeenen ShIatt bel Buend 8iIta-
IN Der 5000 Nmeritaner unter General
(uahmali9em Yrdiioenten) 8nhorp
3aplor 10000 Nsritaner unter Santa
Nuua mad bartem aampie auf's Saupt
fdIugen, - CAB Der ameritaullte 8es
febIsbnber eiuem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ben Befehl: "A little more grapel''
- li1rterss aartdtlheneuer
Inter Nnipieluug oarauf meint Der
&btcd9uer ,Sntsr Ocean" unier
Stddtsletretar Brpau lueroe rs osu
Nerltaueru gessnilber am @nbe nod
NIT little more crap
uice :" petluhen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01

rn5en gan, einiad an ben Inter.
itaatsiefretGr Ger S9onen aInite &c.
Ihrie5en. I'M i1m gu erfIdreu, 6aB
lire StaSt ,ieoes IauienoeH @aiiers
ent5e6re" un5 iiA cine 4H5IergeieII.
ifnit on9er 0crt. n .anormn!er Ii.
tuaticn" 5ei1noe. llno allen Anideln
mad Ueisert i'd 9err 9eraro telHes'
meas benz ju}uItlHEnen.
C5 er a5,r oas ProbIem. oo5
mar i'm iteGt. Miro I0ian t6nren2
Ee1r n~a5riteHnIih. oern Qerr Be-
raro oertritt ben Staat uno Granf.
red 1T Elm 2an0, in Dem Die gljr9er
oqes bonn 5ta1t erDarten! 91an Der.
Iangt ia 91rniioHen 0 i5m. lDaram
iolte mar i'm nit5t I'm einen tIeinen
f9luB bitten ionuen2 lln0 RarH6oulI.
let iolIte .ieoe5 Iauien0en 0aiiers
enttebren?" 1as mare ia mebr ais
ungcrett. uno wenn oas Bieih5eIt3-
prinjip 10 oerfann. mlroe. ourlte Is
nit DER Iemot-atie pobI libel belteat
feinl
Soften mir aIio nit SeH MrgIern
bon Gonbouiuet. ooB or 5taat
ibren GeredtIqten @unit}sn rad ci.
lem ihonen 6IuB mo8IiAit baIo
n%ad)fommen mir0!
Sect, no 6'4nuun3ios ~TIione;le"
aufgefiibrt poroen lit un0 fem W.nid
ouf nur Elm Ster5er5morihen uon
oieiem WeiitcrIrert p%eritanoen bot.
muBte Bars rift mehr rett. mopon
es ipreder ioQte. Gs mar 10 gar fem
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man bod and niht Don Sen Renren
reoen uno in oen gallons IhIih Die
aonoeriotion bel 80 @rno Site im
Shatten MIR Iangiam onhin ......
ga pIosIih Die @om5ei Gin.
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Ieriide Game. Wta0ame Gatuae
Wcnot5. 0Ie 8dttln 9es tra9iin unls
Qebcn qetommenen Tid)ter$ Der.
fIagt einer gu oraitiifen aarifaturi.
item. 9erru Roupcpre. llno ioiort
muroe 0ari5 |auigerutteIt; 3uei 20.
ger biloetcn lid: ole. Die Ntloame
Sdne GdtuQc W{enoe3 biQigeu. uno
Die, Sic &errsn RouDepre oerteioigcn.
aui Dem 9ouleoaro hdIten oIe Neute
chamber an: ~&ie oerten Sic iioer
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es mieoer uu9InubIih tebbait III.
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mo e3 iebIt nitt oieI. 10 Durben
gorrifoOen errtttet! DE Barrier
limb nun ebtn einmal io!.... Sa, ia.
bieies NQrts!....
lln6 oofl iii IS uitt cos .rite WaI.
bab iit 10 elm SAL e%reignet. Sino Die
Gorifnturjiten nun gu oraItlit uno
gu arob? 1PiBbrluhen lie Ole ,Srei.
belt, Sic ibnen Qele6en 1T? @uroe e5
ibnen better anite5cn. menn lie 10 "a.
LAM nie m0Q.ih oleibenY Gle Farl.
Ter 1o~urnaIliten ritjte.en oieie 6ra.
gen an perihieoene betnnnte Geri6n.
Iidfeiten.
sd uermenoq mid fiir Sic Rettc
Ses aorifoturliter~. meint Sean oe
9onneion. rGr lit irei uuo mug es
bIeibenl"
Cine Srou iolte ME ecnotigt iein.
an uuiere @alonterte appeIlIeren 81
miiier~, 'ogt ser Director bes r8au.
lois, SER artbur Weper. ~Wenn
mir uns ibr gegenI6er idon peree.
BEN. oo mir tie nit elmer Role be.
riibren, pieoiel mebr, nean mir lie
6urh 9leiitiftsitrlhe oerlesen'"
Wourice Roitano, beiien Weiuuns
BET ieoem wihtiaen Greiguis ein9e.
bolt pirS. uno Der iih in ieiner neu.
eiten 6eoidteiommIuna nit Dem
SimmeI. IpoIIo uuo einem Shnan
oergIeidt. gibt Bic fIugite 4ntport.
inoem er feline qibt:
.Mntruorten Sic fir mid" Ell.
pfobI er Dem i'm auiiuhsuoen 8e-
norter BERN id bin Elm Greuno pou
Roupepre uno Elm @enunoerer pom
NoSone Gotune Nenbes."
8ut 8eiuneen. Shwonl