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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-17
MORE TO TESTIFY IN
VILLISCA MURDERS

Red Oak, Iowa, July 17.-There still
were witnesses waiting TO be called
when the special grand jury investiga-
ting the charges again William Mans
field, of completely in the Villisca,
Iowa, axe murders of June 9, 1912, re
sumed its third days deliberations to-
day. Thus far nearly a dozen have
testified, nearly all from Villisca.
County Attorney 0. T. Gillet said
today that statements as TO what tes-
timony had been given is mere guess
work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-17

from the Philadelphia navy yard az
sunrise today for the annual practice
cruise off the southern New England
coast. The battleships Indiana and
Rhode Island with middle western
militiamen. which left the yard early
yesterday, passed out to sea last night.
The departure of the Illinois was de
layed until today because of the late
arrival of the South Carolina militia
men. The Chicago has Philadelphia
and Delaware cotingents aboard.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-17
Across the Hall.

Say, Snibbs, let me use your phone.
will you?"
Sure. What's the matter with
yours?''
It's all right. I want to telephone
to my wife that I'm going to bring a
man from out of town to dinner"
"Wel?"
Hes sitting in my room now, and I
hate TO have him watch my face when
my wife tells me what she thinks of
the proposition. "-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-17
Three Drown in Neosho River.

Chanute. Kan, July 17.-Mary Stein
metz, Is years old, Erma Cox. IA, and
Earl Shirk, Is, were drowned in tie
Neosho river near here today. The
girls waded into deep water Shirk
went to their rescue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-17
HOT SPELL DRAIN
ON WATER SUPPLY
Present Pumpage Almost Double OF
Normal, States Commissioner
Murrin of Department.

The present heat wave has brought
almost double normal consumption Of
water in the city of Rock Island, ac-
cording to a statement made by Com
missioner J. A. Murrin today.
From a normal pumpage of 1000 900
gallons per day in the department dur
ing the last week has been forced daily
to increase the output until now more
than 100000 gallons are being
pumped.
Increased use of water during the
hot spell is more noticeable on the
bluff district service than anywhere
else in the city" Commissioner Muir
rim said. Our normal pumpage in the
bluff system is 100000 gallons per day.
Now it is 100000 gallons per day, a
third more than twice the normal
1T is only natural to expect a big
increase when dry hot spell such as
we are having now comes along But
| doubt if there ever has been time
when the consumption made such a
rapid jump as now. Another increase
of LOCO, 900 gallons a day and we will
be taxed to the limit. The capacity of
the filter plant is only 5000, 900
gallons.
Sprinkling Is Cause.
There is a heavy drain on the we.o-
supply daily for sprinkling purposes.
Then there are numbers of people who
jump in the bath tub and let the cold
water run in for long periods az a
time With such practices in general
all over the city it can easily be real
lied that the pumpage will nearly
double
City water was discolored some yes
terday. This gave rise to stories that
because of the drain on the filter plant
supply raw water was being pumped
directly into the mains
Commissioner Murrin when asked
today concerning the story declared
that there is absolutely nothing TO it.
He stated that there was a slight rise
in the river which caused the water to
be muddier than usual He said thar
the rise came 50 suddenly that there
was not ample time TO clarity the wat
er properly. so as TO show no color.
The water was absolutely pure.
Commissioner Murrin said. The color
was due only to the fact that the rise
came so abruptly that we were not
able to treat the water in time to re
move all OF the color But let no one
fear that il was not pure"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-17

tional Association of Rotary Clubs
opened here today with more than
5000 delegates present. The rotary
golf tournament started today. Cit
les which have entered two-men teams
include Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Chicago;
Galesburg, ILL.,; Joliet, Ill; Marshall
town, Iowa, and Peoria, III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-17
BOARD APPROVES
PAvINCPROJECTS
improvements for Twenty
Street and for Sixth Avenue Rec
commended to City Commission.

Two paving projects were approved
by the Rock Island municipal board OF
local improvements today and recon-
mended to the city commission for
adoption.
one is on Sixth avenue from Forty
fifth TO FOrty-siXth streets. Brick is
the material. with a concrete curb.
The thoroughfare is TO be 40 feet in
width. The other is on Twenty-sev-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-17
MISSISSIPPI ADDS
TWO TO DEATH TOLL

Dubuque, Iowa, July 1.-THE Mis-
sissippi river claimed two victims here
late Saturday evening John Frant-
zen. &C. farmer. and Harris Verb. -.
Frantzens body was recovered late
Sunday night. Verbs body was re-
covered this morning, several miles
down stream from the scene OF drown
ing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-17
DRIVER IS BURNED
IN An EXPLOSION
GEORGE Huber Covered With Burning
tluid When Tank Blows ID as
He is Lying Under Truck,
NISHAP OCCURS SOUTH OF MILAN
Taken To Farmhouse Over Night and
Brought 70 City Today -Carpen-
ter Injured at New school.

George Huber. employed by Carse &
Ohlwotler, who resides az $50 Twelfth
street. vas seriously burned at 9
o'clock last evening by the explosion
OF q gasoline tank on an auto truck
which he was driving. The occident oc-
CURED near the Frank Ceimer dairy
farm. five miles south OF Milan. Mr..
Huber had taken a picnic party out
into the country during The day and
was returning home at the time of the
accident. The truck was only slightly
damaged
When point FIVE miles south OF
Milan had been reached. Huber exper.
fenced engine trouble and crawled be
meath the truck to learn the cause He
found the exhaust pipe red hot. and
this. X is said, caused the tank to ex.
plode when he was lying on his back
under the machine The burning fluid
was thrown over him. setting his
clothes afre. Most Of his clothes were
burned from his body before other
members OF the party succeeded in
beating out the flames
He was carried into the Ceimer
home. where physician dressed the
wounds, and he remained at the farm
house overnight, being removed to his
home in this city today. Huber suffered
severe and deep burns about the chest
and arms. Although the injuries are
not OF a fatal nature, the burns are
very painful
G.. /. SalteT. carpenter residing in
Moline. was painfully injured at Il
o'clock this morning at the new
Franklin school, Tenth street and
Twelfth avenue. when large window
frame, which he was trying to place in
the wall. fell on him. He suffered cuts
and bruises about the neck, head AMI
arms DR.. Joseph DeSilva attended
him and he was later removed to his
home,
Nearly EIectrOcuted.
J. A. Sheen. 3436 Sixth avenue. mot
orman for the Tri-City Railway com
pany. was almost elevtrOcuted vester-
day afternoon while at work. Only
quick action OF a fellow employee saved
his life Mr. Sheen was at work on
the sprinkler. As it neared East Mo
line the trolley jumped off the wire In
seeking to replace il he seized hold OF
the rod and was severely shocked.
Another emplOye on the car at the
time jerked off the trolley a the other
onu Of the car in time to break the cir
cult.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-17
EIGHT HOUR DAY
GIVEN BIG BOOST
Last of Series OF ParadeS Held Satur
day Evening in Rock Island
by Federation.
MINERS BAND IS A FEATURl
7. j. Carlson and Edward Carbint
Make AddreSSes-Ch Charles Mae
GOWan Presides.

/ The special campaign in behalf of
( the Labor Forward movement in the
/ tri-Citles was given considerable i'm
petus a. the big rally which was held
/ Saturday evening on Market square,
Rock Island. A thousand or more
workers gathered TO hear the gospel
OF an eight-hour work day preached
Previous to the meeting, d process
sion was formed at Industrial hall and
headed by the famous Scottish Miners
band of Gillespie. Ill, several hundred
members OF the Tri-City Federation of
J Labor. marched west on Third avenue
10 Twentieth street, north on Tween
tieth to Second avenue, west on Second
avenue, west on Second avenue to
Market square, where speeches were
made from a raised platform.
Campaign 10 Continue.
Charles MacGOWan, president of the
Tri-City Federation Of Labor, presided
at the gathering, which was the last
OF three, the first being held Friday
evening at Davenport and the second,
Saturday afternoon in Moline.
Mr.. MacGowan explained in detail
the purpose of the demonstration. We
favor an eight-hour day for the toll
ers," he stated. The only way this
can be accomplished is by organiza-
ton. It must come through the work
ers themselves. Our plan is TO or
ganize all Of the unorganized We
want all of the laborers in the tri-
cities 10 be affiliated with Federation
Of Labor"
Have Helped Carpenters.
The first speaker introduced was P.
J. Carlson, business agent for the Car
penters. He pointed out what mem
bers OF his craft had been able 10 Sc
cure through the labor movement He
spoke of the increase in wages,
Saturday afternoons off and the otner
concessions which carpenters had OBJ
tanned. because they early saw the wis
dom Of uniting for their common good.
He was followed by Edward Car
bine, Chicago, general organizer for
the machinists He discussed the his
tory OF the labor movement ana the
reasons why workers must join it, if
they are TO secure the full measure OF
wages for their toll. During the even
ing the Scottish band gave several Sc
lections that were much enjoyed. Mr.
CaTbiTie addressed the striking cement
workers at La Sale yesterday.
RotaTians Open Meet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-17
PAINT ALL POLES
is ORDER OF CITY
Utilities Companies Having Posts in
Streets and Alleys OF Rock Island
Given Three Months.
FINES INFLICTED As PENALTY
Designation OF Concern Owning Up-
rights Must Be Placed on Them,
New Ordinance Provides.

tnslghtly poles on streets Of Rock
Island, used by utilities companies in
transmitting electric power. will not
be tolerated in the future The munic-
ipal commission today passed an ordi-
nance placing a penalty on corpora
lions who fail to paint the poles.
The ordinance requires that the
companies paint all poles on streets
and alleys a dark green and iron
poles black. II makes il further man
datory that all poles shall bear the
distinguishing mark of the company
or companies that own it. so that
municipal officers can identify the
owner. The ordinance provides a fine
OF $50 for companies who fail to meet
the requirements within three months,
and fine Of $40 per day for each
succeeding day of delay
Commissioner \. +. JuhI presented
the ordinance. which was approved
without dissenting vote Electrical
Inspector George A. King, who caused
the ordinance to be drawn, said today:
The Peoples Power company has
already started painting its poles
There was a great need for a new coat
Of paint on practically all posts in the
city. We are making it mandatory for
the companies TO place distinguishing
marks on the poles so that we can
identify them. Since the Union EIec-
trio company went out of business
there has been a confusion in dis
tinguishing who owns the posts the
defunct company at one time hello
The ordinance covers the property o.
the Peoples Power company, Tri-City
Railway company, Central Union Tele-
phone company and the telegraph
companies
Paving of Seventeenth avenue from.
Twenty-fOurth to Twenty-ffth streets,
and Twenty-fOurth and Twenty-foIrth-
and-a-haIf streets from Seventeenth TO
Eighteenth avenues, a S9.466.40 pro
ject, was considered by the commits
sion. Asphalt, at a width Of "a feet, is
provided
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-17

RotaTians Open Meet.
cincinnati. Ohio. July IT The sew
enth annual convention of the Interna-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-17
Wheeler Or Traffic.
Marines Sail From PhiladeIphia.

Philadelphia, July 1.-THE battle
ship Illinois and the cruiser Chicago,
with naval miIitiamen aboard, sailed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-17
Governor Gets Strike DELAYED.

Milwaukee, Wis. July Through
the efforts of Governor +. L. Phillip,
the impending strike of metal trades
workers has been delayed for at least
"a hours. The walkout had been set
for 10 o'clock this morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-17
FORCE is SHORT
THREE OFFICERS
Resignation Of PatrOIman FrankhOus-
eT and Injuries to FitzsimmOns
and Ballard is Cause.
FORMER SERVES NINE YEARS
Member Who WithdrawS From Duty
Appointed in McCaskrin's First
Administration.

Fortunately for the Rock Island pO-
lice department police business is not
unusually heavy now, for the depart
ment is operating three men short OF
the customary number
This is due to the resignation of Pa
trolman Joe Frankhouser, injury Traf
fic officer William Fitzsimmons sus-
tanned Saturday, and the fact that
Motorcycle officer Jess Ballard is
still unable to resume duty, due to in
Juries received last week.
Patrolman FrankhOuser's resigna
ton came as a surprise Saturday
night. He presented his withdrawal
to Chief Phil Miller at roll call at 8
o'clock. PatrOlman Frankhouser has
been stationed at the corner of Tween
tieth street and Third avenue for the
last few months on traffic duty. Prev
iOus to that time he was on a beat in
the loop at night to which place he
was transferred from night patrol
chauffeur 1t is understood that be-
cause of illness he was unable 10 stand
the strenuous duties of traffic officer.
PatrOlman FrankhOuser was ap-
pointed to the Rock Island police de
partment in 1905 under the admin
Istration Of Mayor George McCaskrin.
He served two years and under the
administration of Mayor II. c. Schaf-
fer he was out In 1909 he was again
appointed by MIR McCaskrin and has
served since. Mr.. FTankhOuser was
appointed night patrol driver at that
time horses having been used on the
wagon. When the new motor patrol
was put into service, he was retained
as night chauffeur.
Early this year Milton Wilson, a
mechanic, was employed by the city
as night chauffeur and mechancian for
the department. Mr.. Frankhouser was
then given a beat in the loop.
Wheeler Or Traffic.
Reports from the FitZsimmons'
home indicate that the injury to the
traffic officer. while not serious is
painful. and he will probably be laid
up for some time. officer Wheeler
who has had a beat north of TWEEN
tieth street with Patrolman Berry, has
been placed in charge Of traffic on Sec
ond avenue. AS soon as new officer
is appointed a traffic cop will be sta
toned on Twentieth street.
Marines Sail From PhiIadeInhia
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-17
Award Tank Contract.

At the motion of Mayor McConochie
the contract for the elevated tank at
Sears was granted to the Rock Island
Bridge and Iron company. The con
tract price is 5000.
Plat OF Fourteenth street south Of
Twenty-frst avenue was accepted by
the city. Property owners have "a
Gated one foot SO as to make the Four
teenth street 40 feet Will instead OF
80 feet which width it has been in the
past. Plat of Cunningham sub-GiYi
sion, Fourteenth street north OF
Twenty-third avenue was also ac-
cepted by the commission
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i'm Strcit eridO1en.
Sin junger Staliener nimrtt Die
Spfter ieiner 6alSluirtin
in SdnB.

Ger ~21.iGbrige Soc grutto unO
Der IS Sabre alte Sobn 0Iierl mel
DIE bei6e mi 8alie non @0a Ralm'
tag. 20t4 Spring Sir. mobner, ge.
rieten geitern in einen Streit, neil
Der Qebtere Der 3odlter ibrer @ir-
fin ~gegcnii6er uilonitoil6ige gemer.
fungen madtc, Der idIieBIid oabtn
fil6rte. Dab grltto 0en Glen nieoer-
id,oB ur0 totete.
Glen un0 grlttto tparen betoe bel
Der Linton Goal 50. ongetelt mo
fnmen geiteru bei6e suiammen naf)-
bauie. Glen, Der ongebeitert mar,
belditigte 6rI. 4almtag mas grutto
linn periptes, porauf es 81 elmer
enuerei fam. 8rutto elite ihlieB.
lid nad) ietnem 3immer binouf, mo-
bin inn C[ien iolgte Ter e~rIrere
ur0riii iein 8erpebr rtO i@enerte nuf
Glen, ais Oieier ieiner 4ufforoe'
iltila, niht nQber ST tonmler, feline
,Solar ~leitete. Glen mar auf Der
Steae tot, itno 9rutto, Der entflob,
iteltc Iit 16enos ielbit Der 9oli3ei,
Sic Jpn III &ait fo6nl.
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Sarun .Sedier4 acluinnt Genneu.

Sic gor5iige oes Saron .Sedier"
pur0en bei Dem in @aterloo. ia.
itatgeiunoenen Is Meilen . Rennen
g~I1n5eno bepieieu, ais Oies 10 Be.
Iiebte guto gegeu IL an0ere, Bier
Sehs un6 att 3Dlin0er 01aifinen
iUeIfe fait iduutIidl bcoelteno teitrcr
iDareu iiegreid h~erporgiug. Dit
5uei Aitsuobulen ruaren Die tel benz
sRennen beteih9ten 0iaidJincu brett
ilr R~enH5rUede erballt moroea
%ua6renb oas iieqreihe 5aron cine
Maihiue pom Eager mar. Sic
Strede pon is Wtetleu mitroe in II
Minilten mo II Sefutoen 5ltrud-
gelegt mas BEL einer enc balbe
Mleilc IanqeH ro.9lembahn ais BE-
m|erfeusDert ifuel betrahtet miro.
Gasielbe Sdrou 4ilto hattie bcreiis
iriiber I'M Giteu uno mittIeren &e.
item Drei onoere Siege oa0ongetra
gen. 6 gepann Den greis I'M
SigclerfIettern IN 5tanioro, Conn,
mo es and ainen Is 8ro5eut aui.
iteieeu0eu 0uget enc Strede BON
elmer MeiIe m,einer uno 5rpei Stint.
tel Minuten 3lriIdlegtc. And in
llnioutntpu, ga, 1t. gaiaDetta SSno.,
giua 0as Soron iiegreid 9eruor.
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edluIratsRbnna.

Ger Sdulrot beihloB geitern bic
Grridtung elmer adfflaiiigen Sdu.
le gfe 36. uno 9tdor0 Ctr. I'M
,Sielo Club 0iitrift. Gin 4ntrag,
bic Sdule nod 9idter S. ". 8ooI
NORTH at uerrrelL nur0e etneM ao-
mtitee iiberlpieier.
6erner muroe beidloiien. neben
Der Maion 5dule Elm ls8 bet 1872
Sup groBes B%runoihif nn5ufauten.
Die alaiienr1ume fiir 9aas8ii.
ien1daft Der 6odihule Der SuoIeite
muroen Der @rbolungs geboroe f1Ir
a6en6floijen an pier 9lbenoen Der
ISOLDE i~lberIoiien.
sur Die neuen 5hul9eb1lloe MUIR
ben folgenoe 4rditeften genablt:
q. Y. 6eninger iiir gruio @tu
Sdule s. @. Glarfe mir Clifton
sill 5dule. Z. q. aimbaa far 8ort
Sdule; Sobn 2atenier & Son pr
Bancroft 5hule unD George y.
griH5 iilr 3ieio GLIB Sfnle.
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Wagemut Der 1l10we=
~Jliann(C6aft geleiert!

amiteroam, I'D. SDnoOn, Z. Nar5.
Die SerliHer Reitnugen crflGren,
ban Die Nbentener unb SelOentaten
Der cWgGlue4 einrs Der ar0hten Gr.
eisniiie oss aricges iinO, nnO Die
3egiernng wirO anfgefOrOrrt, aud
anOeren Sdiifen 5u gcitOttru, GbH'
lidle anfsabcn ~ %crfiiGem.
Ter ygofalnn5eiger" iagt: agSir
Nab ans tieiltem Screen itulj nuf
Die rN6ue". SIR gSGscmlt bat
ihren ~rubmrcidlcn 3amen ~ ieOes
oentide Ser3 aeidrieben."
i. Die g@OHNde 3situug4 la8t:
Die vlROiue" benefit, Oah MIR
7rntidlunO nnbeiieabar sur Gee 1T.
0as rScrliner Sageblatt" Iagt:
Sic Gidfcbr Der oYiOwe" jciet,
haR Der @eiit Der g6mOen" fir allc
3eitcn in Der oentiden Warine FORT
lcbt. SIR Sefeblsbdber nnb llrs
Mauniduft limb Der unuergan9lldlen
9anf6arfeit 9rnhdlnuos itdler,"
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0erOun's Be(dgerung
Oer(dutt normal!
9entide erD6ern Serrain i'm &OeDre.
9iitrift; Sriteu aus &ermeIles
D~ertrIeben.

Berlin, z. M6f5y iiber Sonoon,
Gas oentIhe Ariegsamt meloete
6cntc nndDmittag, Dan bic StaOt
Sresnes i'm 8ucbre.S ffrift bon
Ocntidlca Srnppen beiest lit, MuO oah
Der &ormarif gcgcn 0lc 5aOoit.
forts fOrtgciebt luirO. Die Selnge'
rnna Der Scitnng &erOnH uimmt
ibren nurmnlen @crlanf
SHolidl u0n "a 8GIiee luMrOeu bic
EnslGnber angegrifien; nniere Sn'
fantsrie iebte 5nm Sturm at nHo
trieb bic GuglGnoer ans Der StaOt
&crmelles, bic ppn ibuen tart be-
fcitigt iuorben mar,
ge3sihnenO 1T Die %gescnUartise
9rafteutfaltnng Der GeHtidlen aHf
oem Iehnfer Der 0iaas mo I'M
8uebre.1 iitrift, Oitlid, iiOoitlidl nnO
iiOltd pun &er0mn. Bel ct. Ytiblel
uerfen bic 6rau3Oien ben UUrorins
aenOeu 9eutihen sablrcidJe Streits
frdfte eutgegeH, uiiienS, Oaf Elm
gnfge6en ibrer Stellnngru in iencm
@clanoc fir tic urrbGngnispOl wrr'
ben mun.
Sie 9entidleH 6aben Jest iaOlidl
BON Sonnnmuut porsiglife grtil-
lcrieitcanngen iune; lie f0HHcu bon
burt aus Die Oilihen 6prts bonn
9iiifcn ans beidlisfen mo haben bic
les and bcreits getan. SObnlS iie
bic Surts nnb bic Oa5mii6eu liegeH.
ben &atterien 5um SdUeigeu &C.
bradt baben, gibt es Hidlts meBr,
mas bic Scntiden bon ciuem allgrs
mcineu Angriff ami bic nod ibriseH
MaasfeitnHgen, wcldle @erbuu nm
geben, ~ab5nBalteR Dermag.
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Der HGmpf i'm Ole
WarnungsrelO(utiOnl
Gas SerHalten Oes 1eHhdameritari.
idtn 9ationalbnmOes iOll mn
terlHdlt iDerOen,

@ai6inaton, z. @Gr5. 9as
observation-disclosures bat i'd BARN gc.
eiHiat, ilber bic MessmOre @ar-
nnRes.G eiulntiOH mr. bier StHn'
ocm III DebGttleren, che 0ieielbe
sur glbitimmune nuterbreitet uirO.
Ger itellpertrctenbe &OriibenOe Dcs
SansfOmitees fnr @eidGftsrsgeln,
9lcprGi. 5lOar, ersriff iOfOrt Oas
@Ort anO madlte gelteHO, ban onrdl
cine @eriusrfnHg Der AeiOlutiOn Der
9Selt FLAIR nHo oeutltd Our ansen
gefihrt werOe, ban has A~bgeUrOnc-
tcnbaas in Der nmerifauiid .Oeutifltn
isrGse geidlOiien binter Dem Bran.
bcntea itebc. IS wir0 bebanptet,
Saf Der &rGilhent Den arieg UiIuIdle,
iagte 3eOncr, nub NIT anfbictnHg
ieiner gan5en Snugentraft rief er
ans: ygac Seafel Der S0lie t0nnten
feline uicoertr1htigere giIge e%rflnOea,
ais Dieic. 9rGiiSeut 8iliOn fGmpft
fiir ben Trieoen. Seit Sinculn bat
fem GrGiioeut Der Ser. StaGten cine
gr6hcre Gait sit trnaeu grbabt, ais
8rahSeat gSiliOu. Abcr Der Bra.
iiSent lit feiuesluegs bereit, bic Aeds
tc amrrifaniifer Burger, bic linen
nntcr benz SnterHatiOnalen Beice
g~cuaArIeiitet iRO, III opfcrn,"
SuasrekmanH Campbell, SAM,
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e~anbmehr. Sranen. @ereiu.

Die moHatIidlc &eridlnmlling oes
2aH0fUellr f5rauen8ereigt mar, mIe
olte porbera49enoen ie6r gut beiutht.
i5rau 8re0e. ais grdiioentin, croft.
Eete Die Sibung, mo mur0e alles
eeih0itlife in better 0armonie CT.
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