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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22
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Davenport Democrat


Davenport. March lO-To the Ed
to- o. tine pemocrn'-I nave patient.
~ submitted 20 seeing my name on
tH" t,arqUsa' AK i.Fl and IN dozens
{. other objectionable places IN your
Iar-e. aud az they now have Ed park
hurst 90 as airing NOT Very clear views
on tac watcyEoTkF question, will ash
e. rs an especial favor 10 hereafter
find Gus which PauFhurst il Is. There
IRE o.ner Par5hursts living in the
city that aspire 20 come before the
public. and besides II ! should care
90 attend the city council meeting and
air my views Oh the water question,
] guess ! would be able 10 clarity them.
I look in your valuable paper every
evening 20 see whether { am home
or down in jail ] am not in for mu-
nicipal ownership. and being Park
hurst am lucky ! know how to vote.
am not around trying 10 educate
others 10 nv way OF thinking am
satisfied 10 be al large and have a
vote myself Ny name is l. Edward
Parkhurst Don't owe no taxes, new.
or been 10 Jail and have my Democrat
paid zap to present date
T. r. PARKHG RST.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22
GOT DRUNK ON A BEEFsTEAK
And Also on overstrone Tea and Even
on Cold Water.

on Cold Water.
According to a house surgeon in a
London hospital. it is not necessary to
take strong drink at all IN order TO be
drunk. Cases have been known in
which patients have got drunk on a
beefsteak after having been for many
weeks on a very light diet The in.
todcaion in these cases showed it.
self IN a slight dizziness and drowsi-
ness and indistinctness Of speech.
Similar cases have been known in
which the only intoIicant has been
strong tea. In fact there are instances
in medical books OF exceptional people
IN whom the constant use of over
strong. ovcrdrawn tea has brought
about distinct symptoms Of delirium
tremenS
Perhaps the most curious sort OF in
toxication on record is that in which
the only into1icant is cold water drip
ping from a water tap into the ear
In Germany a few years ago quite a
number Of morbid people had a crav-
ing for this curious way OF inducing
drunkenness. but it seems TO have been
stamped out
The drip Of the water is said TO
cause 4 painful boiling sensation al
first and then to cause pleasant drow-
siness. ending in deep sleep. When
the victim is reused he is dull and stu
Did in manner. ike a heavy drinker.
This craze makes its victim a nervous
wreck in a very short time.-Pearson' 8
Weekly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22

taneously curious. excited cry In
moment the breaker caught US and. in
some way holding lis on its crest. shot
us toward the shore like an arrow.
The sensation is novel and thrilling
The foam flies; the waters leap about
you. lOn are coasting on the sea. and
you shout with delight and pray for
the sensation to continue. But it is
quickly over The hurryIng breaker
slips from under you and leaves You
in the trough. while II goes foaminG
on the shore. Then you turn about
and row out from shore again and
wait for another chance 10 ne shot to-
ward the land on the foaming crest OF
a great Pacific wave"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22

tHillSdale POST
Leo Shook, produce merchant. had
a narrow escape from serious injury
last Monday morning He attempted
10 get on the train with several bas-
kets and bundles OF eggs ana in his
care for the eggs forgot himself and
fell from the car steps. after the train
started. Lucky for him that the en-
gineer saw this or We might be shed
ding tears for Shocks at this time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22
EvERYBoDY.s DOING IT.

Davenport Democrat
DR.. l2:,:':':':? was the attending
physician.
A graduate OF the Etaoin and Shrdlu
medical schools
Toledo News-Beeg
The immediate cause OF death was
conrady KWkHhel-1. ? ia . ie lfrdt d
Illinois State Register
The colonel joined the Issue square
By with Governor Wilson. taking as his
text the democratic candidates speech
yesterday a. Buffalo He delivered his
Xpas etaoin shrdlu cmfwyp ybgkqj fl
Illinois
lGalesbuTg. Mich Argus
As yet I have seen no report of the
corn crop Morris Brown on the W.
Fisher farm harvested about 2OO0O00p
10000 ETAO SHRDI.U CMFWYP
bushels from - acres. Who has done
berter2
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO

at tho Rock Island house corner. when
1t vas found that no damage was done
March 23-The ferry commenced
running regular between the two cities
this morning
March 24-Mrs. c. ". Halves and
children left yesterday for St. Paul TO
v.r.j relatives.
Hor. J. r. Browning has presented
a $4,000 .ot 10 the Moline Young Mems
ChrietIsn association, on which TO put
up rs new building
The Hrst annual ball Of Twin-City
Typographical union No. lO7 was held
a. Armory hall last evening. About
So couples we're present, and all had
an enjoyable time. The proceeds are
% be devoted 70 deserving stricken fell
low craftsmen, a most deserving cause.
This morning Phil Niitchell's well
known horse started from the post
once on little tour Of It's own through
tho town. He cut across Seventeenth
street. and through the alley, neatly
siudiug the entire Argus force which
had been sent out 70 capture him. turn.
I'd into Eighteenth street and pursued
southerly course 20 Second avenue,
and after stopping at the corner for
second as II contemplating which
way 70 60, started west, bat In tho mid.
die ~ the block Police Ohiceg Pat
Carey and the modest African, Jim
Lane, through a combined and dssper.
ale EFFORT, succeeded IN capturing the
wilful beast and returning him 70 bis
master.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22
Mike Gibbons.

Mike Gibbons. the st. Paul middle
weight announces that he expects 10
enter the law school OF Minnesota
state university next fall Mike, one
Of the cleverest men IN the business,
fees that the neTt three years will be
his best ss a fighter. and that az the
end Of that time he will commence &c
90 back. BY that time, however, he
will have completed his law course,
and will be able 20 commence the prac-
tiee OF law. Clever and cultured ne
should mako as good a. his new pro.
fession as his old,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22
Pra ctical PIety.

The Goodly minister saw one of his
parishioners running rapidly down the
road. trying TO keep In sight or a r.
treating form aheud
All" called the minister. whittier
away. my brother"
Seeing the race WAS lost anyway. the
chaser stopped and pantingly replied:
THAT COMPOUNDED thief stole my
cont
All. and you were following thu
Scrptural admonitfon to give him youT
cloak also. were yon?"
No" said the parishioner frankly.
but intended. II | caught him. 20
give him q beit"-Judge
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22
ItsIy's Marriage Brokers.

In Italy marriage brokers' are a regu.
lar Institution They have nocketbooks
filed with the names OF murr1aGea bic
maidens In various rnuks OF lfe and
go about trying TO arrange matches
When they nre successful they receive
a commission. and very likely sonlr
thing extra as 3 voluntary gift from
their customer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22

NUTTFNsWWIE. III, IuIVs-T
A. Wilt now lives in mis- new home
in West WarrensburE. He starts out
TO make good on his citizenship The
first dash was the receipt of three
pedigreed pups from Muskogee. Okla.
These pups viii likely bring in So
revenue 20 the village, besides the
many other valuable things Mr.. Wilt
will do FOR us. We certainly welcome
him in our midst
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22
AondIa ait Of Fun.

An English beer vPndpr wrote over
bis shop door:
Bear sold here"
Tom Hood. who saw II. said n was
spelled right.
The nnid the man sells" Hood Ell
planned, is bis own brHln."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22

ing 10 prevent the engines from freez-
ing up. A small pile of lumber be-
longing 10 Mr.. Boecher was destroyed
and the pole from the large engine
was burned in two. Much credit is
due TO Mr.. Boecher for his watchful-
ness. and We regret that he had per
sonal loss, for he is caring for the
fire engines and furnishing storage for
them without compensation
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22
RIDING THE SURF.
Riotous Sport In the Breakers That
Lash the Coast OF Hawaii.

Lash the Coast of Hawaii.
One OF the novel pleasures in which
most travellers indulge while in Homo
lun is surf riding AT Waikiki. near
Diamond head" writes John Bur
roughs IN the Century. The sea. with
a floor OF lava and coral. Is here shall
low for long distance out, ana the
surf comes in at intervals Ike a line
OF steeds cantering over plain. We
went out ID our bathing SuitS In a
long. heavy duGout. with a native
OarSmHn in each end
When several hundred yards from
shore we saw on looking SPaward the
long. shining pillows coming. where
upon our OarSnen headed the canoe
toward shore and piled their paddles
with the utmost viGOr. utterlng stimuli
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22
A Business Tie.

She nooEinE al photo proOfs1-:JO
you mean To tell me that ! have snch
al ugly n"se Hs that: photographer
Nv apparatus cHnHDt iIr. madam Sh..
Then tor guIdH-.SS sake have enough
srnSr tu "a ara eei one mat caul-
B'Istnn Transcript.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22

ing after school and the treasurer.
John Halves, WAS authorized to pay
800 to the Athletic association. This
ciated students in distributing the
money gained from the Frolic among
the organizations Of the school.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22
IL WHOLE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

lHillsdale POST
The good part about our watChful
hre engineer Is that when he has a
fire he relies upon himself TO do every
thing Tuesday about a. m. Mr.
BUecher noticed a fame in the part
o. his building which shelters the Hills
dale ere engine, and upon investiga-
riou found that a fire had started from
one Of The lights which are kept burn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22
Gnnils IL All.

rspea king OF the theater. like PLAYA
with happy ending
SO do / Bur my wife almost al
ways loses = bHndk+rc hisf or q glove"
Washington HerIsid
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22
Pess1mIEitic Thouaht.

Every rose ha> it, theru And the
mean part nf II l. thar the thorn Stays
on rh, iob wlrn fhr ru4st has XlIur.red
Cincinnati EuquITer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22
At High School

The executive committee of the as
sociated student body met last even
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22

March q. A grsa. mass OF broken
ico came floating down from The rap
Ids Yesterday afternoon and ou' iu the
middle OF the stream was detected a
small fat boat having he appearance
O! an old fashioned ferry. The boat
proved urou Investigation 20 be the
property Of Dewitt adams Of Hamp-
ton, ard g. Rad been torn away from
lie moor.ugs on CamphelNs island by
tho rush o. tho .co end carried away
The ferry Spencer came ont Of her
winter quarters a. $50 yesterday az.
tcrHcou and has been TIED up nearly
oil day, being unan'e. because 81 the
st'n wiud and tho hard 'ce. 20 &C. her
dock into tho usual landing place at
the foot o. Eighteenth street.
i hack team made things lively on
Second avenue for a few minutes this
morning, but was nnRlly overhaul &C
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22

From The Argus Files OF lSNSD
March 1.-The ice went ou' below
the Islands YESTERDAY. and Rock river
cleared itself with a rush this after.
noon.
Superintendent 9. $. Kem5,e OF tho
Rock Island schools attended the meet
ing Of the Contra, Illinois Teachers
association ar Galeshurg
Painters. paper hangers sno plaster
ora are very busy at present beautify-
ing the interior OF Mr. Champions
book store Trade II sonewha. imped-
Cd hy rrp.r presence. bur IN few
dave no wiU no able 20 present an ex-
CEeGlnE'y attractive place
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22
MERE ACROBATS ARE APPRE-
GATED.

abba. Iowa. In.ouN
Abba is growing She has passed
through her first grand opera and
holds her head a little higher for the
experience and with a hope that 9th.
ers will be induced 10 come this way.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-22
DIRECTORY
ADVERTISING.

RATCHELDER, NJ. ID. 4 co. .4I4
MALOSEY, f. 4. ..............3 81
ARCHITECTS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-28

poIiseiridtsr isrite tpeiB dugers
iheinlt6 felbit niat rett. mas er nil.
4m Samftag theiIts er nit, bdB- er
feline Reiignation alsgoliSetrihter oem
Gouperneur gor etngerei6t babe.
Damn ma6ten ibr CUTE GreunDe ans
bern Sinnss uno er tam su Der 4ns
iidt, boB er iih Die Sdhe bob iibsrIes
gen IoQte. llebsr bieIes Stadium
fhetnt er nod niht beraus gu ieiu,
Geitern empfing er in ieinsm Sauie in
Weitpooo ptele 8eIu6er, bic ibm 3us
reoeteu, er ioqe auf ieinem poIten
ausbarren, unter alien llmitdnben biz
gum QuslGuf ieines Sermins, fir ben
er eripGblt poroen lei. Rihter Sride
nil Ii9 bic Sahe iiberlegeu. Ginit=
peilen babeu ibm Ieine Qer3te auf ei=
nige 3eit p0uige Rube angeuronst, ba-
nit er ibsr feline Rerooittdt binaus=
tommt.
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unfaHe.

Sacob Gilsr, 63 Sabre alt, bon
Ho. 1105 Gilbert 4bs., puroe gefterl
in Der Stoqung Der 8iIbop Rioging
50. bon einem ausIhIasenbsn pferDe
9etroffsn unb erIitt einen 6uftenbrut.
er ipuroe in elmer Qmbuldn5 mad Dem
itaotli4en 5Ofpital gebra6t.
2lls bic 55 Sabre aIte Srau
Warp 6irfb, BON go. 757 Ri6mono
StrdBe, geitern nit ibrsm 8utten an
osm SauIe Ro. 218 Ritmonb Strabe
Oorbeitam, IOite iih pom 5peitenStodz
merit Elm 5enitsrlaoen unb itreifte iie
am Gopfe. Sic erlitt cine itartbIutens
De Wunoe uno nuroe bon ibrem Sat
ten bsimgebrQd,t. 3as 9ebduoe g8p.
757 Ri6mono Strabe seb0rt gum
SonsporthsJtd6tldB.
Jannn Balls, 80 Sabre alt. bon
go. $50 6unt StraBe, bra6te fih aez
tern pahreno Der 4rbeit in Der Giihe
aufdllig nit einem 6IeifhermefIer cine
Stihpunoe an Der lintsu Seite bel.
Die 8srIsBuns puros i'm itdottiaen
SoipitaI fir ungefdbrlid befunoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-28

- i1nieE- Mgent in Samilton 1T
berr Gbaarb Yrnf. 449 SIo Sinite
etraae. gea Gel. 476 g., Some
Sboue 1851 u.
Die Gtobt 6dmiIton bate geitern
tpisoer subiloie gefuter, tpelhe ii4 bic
8srnuituns Der Jlut5 aHieben tpollter
unb Der 8ertduf Dor 8iloern biekr
S3enen ging lebbaft.
- Der grobe 9ompftrabn Der 9,
II. 8. gabn, pelhe Die 6. 8. II. D
pfablbriide iiber ben U!iama buute.
fpuroe eeitern an Der areu3ung Del
Soigb Strabe unb Der s. $. Il. D.
Balm ouf bic 9eleiie Der Strabeubdbr
ssfabren unb oonn ndh benz 5lubufe-
bsforoert, um bort bl3u benuBt gu
iperben, eine tempprdrs Bride fiji
5ubrperte unb JubqGu9sr ii6sr ben
Wiami su bausn. Die Bride tpirt
parbIteinli4 cine SGnge bon 620 5uf
tabsn unb innerhdlb BON 5tpei DOhsu
fsrtig iein.
9as UiIitGr, frsltes iiber 5000
pdIIe fir oieHddt ausgsitelIt bat, fpirr
beute Die pdTe ein3isbsR uub Die 3abI
esrislbsn herabisben, neil pieIe Snba:
Der Don 9dFen obne grunb bssPuhtz
na6 II ubr nod auf ZEN Strdbsn ma
rsn. 3ablrsihe perionsn tpurben Der,
baftst. neil lie o9ne DAB ougstreffeu
nurben.
- Sof. u. .Sbeparo, Der Sohn bon
Ssnrp Sbepdrb, pon q. Clair QDe..
2inbsnpaIb, itorb eeitern U&orgsn in
Der sltsrlihen Wobnung an Der Quss
3ehrung i'm 2lIter Dor 90 Sabren. Gr
bintsrIdbt bic trauernoe Satin uno A
Ginbsr.
- Sato6 Sdipdb. Ger beturrts DO
beutiItlsr BON Ro. 10 Npro 4. Ctr,
fnl porgsitsrn burdb Elm Cod in BEN
Subboosn isinsr Wertitdtte uno Der
lsste ii6 bas cine BIN 10 srbebIi6
ocb.e er jest ariiden bsnubsn muB.
9bomas s. Barter Don GIepss.
R. R. Ro. l, pelder am ufsr bee
Wiami am 10. 2pril Die Qeite bon
Gsorge U. Bump i'm Sdnbe fauo unn
oisielbe na6 Der Worgus in Cincinnati
bringsn lieb, mar gsfteru pier, I'm biz
gelobnung bon $500, tpelhe fir biz
4uffinbuns Der 2ei4s Gusssi6visber
mar, 81 bolen. Die GanIilie gab ibm
$500, bas GountD $50 uno Die Staot
so.
Die Jeuertpsbr tpurbe gsitsrr
Worsen nm 8 llbr nab Der 5abrit be,
8. y. Deuiher &c., Gde Der SuD Z
Strube uno 6. 8. Il. .. guhn gsrufsu
no Der W1ttsr sinen alarm abesge.
ben bate, Der aber falIb mar.
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81 { IN y . T (.

Die Neuyprt Office fur Dos Gin.
rinnafier Bolfsblatt1 6eiinbA iiA ia
go. 339 g)orf Sraae. ssseniiber Ssm
Gonrtbanie, lupieIbit Reuigfeiteu, Yin.
ieisen n. I. N. bis 10 llbr As Nina.
ten abenbs entaegengenomrnen iuess
ben. leIepbon South 240f.
Bon einem 3uge set5htst.
Soiepb Bsngsl. Is Sabre uIt, go.
$50 SObn Strabe. elm 4nssftsltsr Der
8aloiuin piano Comp. in Cincinnati,
tpuroe BON sinem Jratt,uge Der 6. u.
3. eifenbdbn cine Wieiie iiioIih non
Dupton iibsrIabren unb sei0oist. Benz
gel unb albert 3immsrmnnn, 10, BON
go. 314 Cit 8. Strabs. trafsn iih
Inn 2 llbr seitsrn More.n Dor elmer
Reftaurotion in Der Wonmouib Ctr.
uno beihIoHsn. cine Gahrt auf einem
Jrdht5ugs naf) Wselbourne, ap., su
MAIDEN uno iamen aud Bis Rirer
Grcpe. gluf oem Seimip.ge be'tieaen
fie etnen unbersn yraht3us unb rurs
ben rahe 8r:nt. sn., pom aonbniteur
obeefest. sic beItitg<n bann einen
lptiilih fahrenbn Jrohtsug. als iie
cine Wleiie Iiiblit BON Tapton infoIee
ansiebens elmer gremfe abasItIeu-
bert purbsn. 3immrmonn fieI au-
berhalb Der 8slsiie nnb suisnm. Benz
ssl fia duf Die Shienen uno ipnrb.
ben ben ndhfolsenbsn Wn1aons as.
fphiet. 3immermdpn btnatri6tigte bic
3iigsAneeiieqten. bi. bic Qeihe noh
bem GtabliH.msnt pon Bomber 6aor
uno Gfettsr in Dapton brahten. Co
rcner Or. Tigbp tpurbe benahrihtiot,
tieIt einsn Jnoueit ab unb ddb Elm
ben llmitdnbsn ssmdbss Wsroits.
- Cine Delegation bss Ohio 1urn.
be5irts. aus ben 1urnsrn Wm. Riebs
Tin f.. Georg r. Roth unb 4lbou
Wolff. bon Gopinsfon, Jobn Ghoes
fer. pom sfinblnp, O., unb galentin
Wenbtrofb, BON Nepport, beftebenb,
b.iihiigte gefitrn ben Neubar Der
1urnbdle on Der gds Der 6. unb Or
narb Strabe. unb fpronen fih febr
onerfennenb iiber ben Hau aus. Die
santc!le. tpsnn fsrtis, !riyb e;ne .3;fr=
be Der Gtnbt ftin. Ne Uerdtb{nofteu
.nsrben bic modernism iein unh <rtGls
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Eentunia WGnnerdlpr.

Ter 5eutonid W2dnnertpr hielt qez
itern ga6nittdg in Der Arbeite-5allC
feline rsgelmGbige 8sriammlun9 ab,
PrdIioent JrtB 5leobsrmann Fiibrte
ben 8oriiB uno Setretdr 5rjb Gttc
beIorgte oas 9rototoQ. Der 8ereir
bei6loB, lid an benz i5rUbiabrsfsis oes
2lltenbeims unD an bem 8oltsfeit 02a
oeuti9ameritaniI1sn Stabtperbdroa.
ool5dblig Su betbeilisen. Die b!io;r
8erdnftaltungsn finoen am SC1rtal.
osn 25. Mdi, ftatt, uno Die 3eutonen
oeroen Iih Iruh am Ha6mtitdg gum
Qltenteim beseben uno nahoem III
bort elm prar Stunben Sugebraht ia.
Zen, NIT Der StrnBenbabn nat Reit.
rdt6s gS1rt fGbren unp IN ibr 5dupt.
qua Ter einriiten. 4uh an pf;r4it:
felt :er 8ereinigten Sdnger pero'r
Ii6 bic Seutonen bolI3dbIig bstbei!!;;.
gen; dl5 5ubn.aIun5f-lu tpurae Jrl
Siloa Jleooermann 9endblt. 4Is De:
legaten Bel ben porberettenben Ser.
iammlunoen fir Die 9ecentfsier Don
Deutihl1no's Grhe5ung nerosn oit
6erren 9enrp aemper uno 2ouis Sttt
fangiren.
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gokal:Derid)t
Npm Der Siibne.

Sm 9rano Gpernbaus ; ga.
iiirt oieie mote Die allh bier bciteu5
befanute S6alyiDielerin 9targaret
ellington. Die stiinitlerin III bier
ieit mebreren ISabren nid)t nufgetre.
ten. BUR 4uiiiibrlIna aeIarat oo5
realiitiite Drama rRmblins". BON
Charles acnpnu, oas. ieitoem eS Dor
einem ssahre srihieneH, itberal oui
oer- -engliifJN iprehenoen giibae nit
aroRem erfols nlilefiibrt porSeH lit
SIlinaton ipieIt oarin bic Roae Der
Ragqie ShlllB, Elm 6rauenharatter,
Der beionoers an oie eSIeren Regiln.
gen i'm Wenihen appeIlirt, iooaB Der
biiBenoen WagbaIcHa, on aiis Siebe
sti ihren lIngeborenen &ruoe 5iir
1iebin mirb. germ peraeben lpiro.
Der @eieIlihait oes SrIs. Sninatou
aehoren field betauute Sd,ouipieler
Iuie gnron geaSler. Goa 2enis,
;sranf Gamp, Malrolm G1Incan, ,Slo.
renee Ro6inion, gtobert Come ,mo
Rutb 1onliIion an.
Sm Sprtc Sb eater gibt es
oieie @od,e ebeniaas cine Houitdt.
Cur guifiibrlIng gelangt baS ienia.
tionelel Tramu oS,inble @ofes"
DelheS Der RQme zines 2einelreber.
biitritts in 2ancaibire i'll. Die SeIoin
III ,Sannn SnptborH. bie bon Dem
Stdnopinft ausgebt, oas auf) eirt
lR1od,en tbin fam, mas Dem iun.
gen Wann nit1t peruehrt i'll. sSonnps
Gsfcpaoen siloen aI'o ben ssirholt oes
Stiidss unn lie iollen 10 irtsrsIant
iein. sab nienon6 oas Sheater Der.
Iabt. bis ser gorhaug yum leyteil
Nicl oeiolien 1T. Ia bos Stiif in
benz priiecn GuaIano entitanSen, 'c
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