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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17

He had an excellent family his
tory and generally the best of
health. He had good practice.
But Of late he was troubled consid-
erably by dyspepsiaS for which, be-
ing a lawyer and therefore compe-
wouldn't defend himself if he were
sued for conspiracy-he tried one
remedy after another, and sampled
various impressive styles of :reat-
Tlent. In fact he did about every
thing but consult u doctor.
He was As years Of age, and had
| lost flesh and had grown rather
rale the last few months Then,
+ toe, there Were frequent headaches,
come to think of it. Yes, he was
kind OF. short-winded recently now
that he was lln1;nded of il. Also
| his eyesight, wasn't so good as
| formerly, and glasses fitted by the
jeweler hadn't improved it.
| The heart sounds were louder
than normal. The apex of the heart
was lower and farther to the left
than normal. The snap of the clos
| ing arctic valve was altogether too
snappy. Then, round behind, there
were fine rales or cracking sounds
heard when the lawyer bEeathed-
of course he had his shirt off by
this time, not just pulled open at
the neck, movie-fashion. The ankles
were a wee trifie puffy, nothing to
speak of, but the doctor just noted
the fact. There was nothing in the
abdomen but too much meat.
The blood pressure was $50 mil
limeters, not half bad for a lawyer.
High enough, however, to cause re-
lection in any life insurance test. The
urinalysis showed a specific gravity of
1011, a faint trace of albumin, and
under the microscope a few hyaline
casts. The patient now mentioned
! frequency at night
Here is the doctors impression:
Oedema Tor "dropsy") of lungs
from passive congestion. The noe
turnal frequency might be from
prostate trouble, nervousness, or
nephritis microscope suggested
nephritis Swapping closure of aortic
valve might mean high blood pressure
excitement, nephritis-puffy ankles
again whispered nephritis. Enlarged
heart might be sign of artero-sclero-
sis, athletic training. extreme hard
work physical exertion) or nephritis
failing eyesight once more limited
lnephritis.
| Well, just ten years later thsre
were entered upon the lawyers case
report these data: Found uncon-
scious in bed in hotel. Died three
days later. Autopsy showed chronic
lnephritis (Bright's disease) and hyper
trophied tenlarged) heart.
And for just ten years that lawyer
laughed at his doctors advocacy of
vegetarian diet for a hard working
I lawyer
/ Case OF 6ianduiar Therapy.
4 A girl, aged !. appears the size and
mental equal of child OF two years,
She has had ricketts, for two years. She
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17
Rock Island-FrUm River to
River.

Neutral nations have been cautioned
by Berlin to obey international law on
the high seas. 1t is declared that
ships will incur danger if they turn
on submarines demanding search.
Washington is among the nations re-
ceiving the latest German Communi-
cation However, no answer will be
given by this country. President Will
son has laid down the law to Ger
many. He does not need further in
structions. The president has &C
cepted Berlin's assurances with re-
spect to future use of the submarine.
Now it remains for Germany to make
good 1t is assumed that neutrals
will do their part in respect 10 the
laws If they don't, they must bear
the consequences.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17
AROUND WORLD BY AIR.

The st. Louis Globe-Democrat
claims the honor of having predicted
some years ago, when aeroplanes were
first moving about in the upper air
currents, that the time was not far
distant when it would be possible to
go around the world in an airship.
And now it notes that Boston man,
Porter H. Adams, comes forward and
offers to try the experiment. The cost
of such an expedition will be consid-
cradle, but it is altogether more rea-
sonable venture than the attempt to
reach the north pole by the air route.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17
The Daily Story
A Rim Van Wrinkle StorY-BY Oscar Coz.

Eyes. and I can't make ont what IL
means"
ut means 100000 or 100000 Of
men, armed with all the implements
Of modern warfare"
what are they doing therer'
"They're at war"
"You don't mean to tell me that
there's war going on down in those
peaceful meadows and slopesT'
At that moment came the roar OF A
hundred guns from segment Of the
line not mile long.
whats that?' asked Stone.
Cannon, you fool"
Stone didn't hear A light breeze
was setting westward. A brown
cloud arose and drifted with it
whats that?"
"Asphyxiating gas"
whats 1t forT'
There are millions OF French sol.
diers down there. That gas is intended
to poison them so they can't fight.
Wait a minute and you'll see charge"
By this time there was 50 much noise
that 1t was useless to ask any more
questions, and the Yankee simply gsp.
ed He heard the charge and saw
some Of It, but the foes were so near
together that It seemed to him Ike a
gigantic football game wherein the
two teams were deadlocked and when
ever they moved they left heaps Of
men lying still. Gradually the din
died down, and the Yankee found II
possible to make himself heard again.
See herew he said. Did those sol
diers get vomited out OF the bowels
of the earth?"
"They came cut Of the trenches"
Trenches! What are they?"
Don't you know anything about
war"
Yes, my father was in the great
war between the states in America.
I've heard a lot about war from him.
But that was war of men, not OF
rabbits. He was in the battle Of Get
tysburg, the biggest Of the war. There
were a couple Of hundred thousand
men engaged. The line must have
been several miles long"
"Oh, give US rest about your Amer
lean battles! There are three or four
millions Of men in that line and It Is
200 miles long"
"Whewr'
A flock of aeroplanes was seen in
the distance. The general and hi
staff manifested some trepidation and
descended the hill rearward to seek
cover.
I'm going home to America, where
everything is as peaceful as a GENE
terry" said Stone to himself
But when he had reached Paris BY
roundabout way and bought a news
paper the first thing that arrested his
attention was a scare head:
THE WHOLE YANKEE NATION Dis
CUsSING PREPAREDNESS
FOR WAR.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17

Mr. Rip Van Wrinkle Stone went to
sleep In the province of Marine, France,
after tramp, In the middle Of July,
1895, and slept the twenty years his
great great-great-g grandfather had slept
in the Catskill mountains, in America.
Like his progenitor, he was on height
and could look down on a broad ex-
panse Of country. 1t was the same
season as that In which he had COM
menced his slumber, SO h. didn't realize
that he had slept a couple Of decades.
What peaceful scene" he re-
marked. at makes me feel like taking
another nap"
Hearing a buzzing sound above, he
looked up.
MY good graciousw he exclaimed
Have whales from the sea got into
the ARR
A Zeppelin was swimming along laz-
lily. Mr.. Stone watched it till 1t passed
out Of sight, wondering what 1t could
be. Beneath him, running from north
east to southeast, was an Ill denned
zigzag line. He didn't remember hav-
ing seen It when he went to sleep.
While he was wondering how 1t came
there he saw a flock Of birds rising
from the other side of hill and come
toward him. AS they approached they
grew larger and larger, and when they
passed over his head he saw men on
them.
"Great Scottm he exclaimed. whats
the matter with me? First the world
seems turned upside down and whales
swim where the birds should be. Next,
men ride by on the backs OF BIRDS.
A party of men In uniform rode up
In an auto to a point near where he
was gaping, and one Of them brought
binoculars to bear on the country be-
low. They were a German general
and his staff Stone spoke French
pretty well and hailed them.
Hello, you fellows! What are you
doing cavortlng In UNIFORM IN tnese
peaceful imes?'
The men looked at him curfously,
and one of them asked him in German
who he was and what he was doing
there. He said he was an American
on a tramp; then, rising. he was be-
ginning to descend the declivity when
one of the officers asked him where he
was going.
'sTo Paris" was the answer.
! 81 hope you'll succeed in doing So
was the reply. We've been trying to
get there for a year and haven't &C
complished the feat yet"
The American started down the de-
clivity.
See here, my man. do you want to
walk straight to your deathT
How can I walk to my death going
down into that quiet country"
whats the matter with you? Don't
you see that zigzag line down there"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17
AVERTING THE STRIKE.

1t is gratifying to know that the men
employed at Rock Island arsenal who
are dissatisfied with wage conditions,
have deferred final action for another
week, by the end OF which time, it is
hoped, an adjustment will be made of
the existing issues.
Through the instrumentality of
these two able and fairminded cabi-
net ministers, Secretary OF Labor Will
son and Secretary of War Baker, it is
felt the question may be ultimately
settled to the complete satisfaction of
the men involved.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17
No Cause For Worry.

Its sure enough strange how mar
riage changes some men," commented
a Washington Heights dweller to a
friend who stood with him on a corner.
Now, see that chap entering my
apartment house? He's been married
only two weeks, and yet-say, do you
see what he's carrying? Well, it's a
garbage pail for their new fiat. Why,
if any one had told him three months
ago that he'd carry garbage pail
through the street he'd have been
ready to fight. never saw such a.
"All right-all right" the friend in
terrupted. Tell me about him next
year
Why"
Because he'll be changed back again
by that time Don't worry about the
case. New York Globe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17
Daily History ClaSS-May II.

lI49-Dr. Edward Jenner. discoverer
of vaccination. born; died 1928
l7+General Thomas Gage, military
governor Of the British colonies,
landed In Boston to suppress the
rebels"
ls29-John Jay, American statesman,
chief justice and President Wash
ington's special envoy to Europe
died; born l745.
lS6o-General T. H. Sheridan was or-
dered to assemble veteran army
ON the Mexican border.
l9l5-The allies in Belgium forced the
Germans TO withdraw across the
User canal from positions which
they had occupied since April q.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17
All the Latest Improvements.

There is certain dear old lady who
owns a little farm and takes few
boarderS in summer.
Recently an anxious young mother
who has been industriously delving
into medical literature of late inquired
of the old lady whether or not the
milk that was served at her table was
pasteuriZed.
"Of course," was the old lady's in
dignant reply. Don't we keep all the
cows we've got in the pasture all sum
mer g?"-Youth's Companion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17

millions through his own inventive
genius. He is one of the big business
men in the country today and is no
doubt actuated by the highest ideals in
his attempt to bring about universal
peace. If Ford is entered into the
presidential race by the radical paci
fists the contest will at least prove
interesting
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17
Delegates State Desires,

Here are some of the requests for
rooms received at the progressive ma
tional convention headquarters at Chi
cago:
A delegate from Texas, who writes
he wants "a large room with several
beds and a private bath in one of the
best hotels, with good view of the
lake and three windows; would think
S1,25 a day about right"
A delegate from Missouri writes he
must have a room with a bathroom
window. He says he has to shave ev-
cry day and he can't do it creditably
without a strong light over his Shout
der
A man from Utah wants room to-
gether with that rather fat fellow
from Illinois" whom he used to see SO
much of at the 1912 convention. Can't
remember his name, but recalls that
'he could always fill a flush"
A man from Obregon is bringing his
10-year-old daughter and wants a room
where there will be neither noise nor
smoke, and nearby park-somewhere
in the heart of the business district"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17
M0RDs 40
DISCO r D@

BARRATT O'Hara lets it be known
that he is willing to run again for
lieutenant governor. Which will serve
as reminder to many Illinoisans that
Mr.. O'Hara is one of their high Off
Gals.
SEALED bottle has been found con-
tanning note from Jean CrOnes stat
ing he is at the bottom of Lake Michi-
gan. Perhaps the villain has ensconced
himself there for the purpose OF poi
s0ning the lake.
AN authority on babies says that
New York women are too busy playing
cards to nurse their infants. This is
the first time we knew that Gotham
women had babies. Be that as it may,
many of our modern women find more
profit in nursing four-card flush than
child.
PATERSON. n. j., telephone girls
have been ordered TO wear long skirts.
! The managers having discovered. pos
sibly, that their noisy hosiery confused
the patrons while on the line.
YOU will be required to pay more
for your shoes next fall on account of
the war. Understand?
! HUGHES is shown to be strong ia
| vorite for the republican presidential
nomination by poll of the members
| of his party in congress. Further
proof of the fact that the fellow who
said that silence is golden knew what
he was talking about.
"THE Chicago Judge who ruled that
Bacon was the author of the writings
supposed to have been penned by
Shakespeare must at least be given
credit for knowing how to get at the
meat of the dispute postcards Hector
Il TAKE great pleasure in inform
ing you that Monte Stout is a resident
Allentown, III. He is not related tC
DuDlln STOUT, however.
| CHICAGO is talking up a huge pre-
paredness demonstration. With the
cafe closing at l a. M? Impossible.
THE will of Solomon Rabin0witz
read at his funeral in New York The
other day, requests that the members
laugh every time his name is men
toned. Some men are thus favored
without leaving specific instructions.
Facts Not Worth Knowing.
Contortionists eat nothing bu
noodles and other foods that will benz
easily
A Buffalo man has invented an an
Choir to anchor aeroplanes to clouds.
So many spiked helmets are beln,
worn in Europe that sitting on ;
friends hat by mistake is no longer
joke.
Patents have been refused to
: f1atbush man who evolved a methot
of keeping chewing gum fresh on tn
bedpost overnight.
In order to comply with sanitary reg
ulations, an Ohio restaurant supple
an individual toothpick to each diner
, Although reformed from cannibal
+ ism to movies, the Fiji islands is II
place for tailor.-Arthur Baer.
JUST as we were beginning to hea
peace rumblings from Europe, Chicag
is about to launch school to turn GU
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17
Overheard at the Movies,

"Ain't she the bold hussy?"
Eyes, she is, dearie, but she doesn't
care, it's only her pitcher"
Il know, but she had to do them
things to make the pitcher. | wonder
if she likes that feller?"
Let me tell you something, grille,
when dame hangs onto a Teller as
long as she does and rolls her lamps
as though she was going through the
pearly gates she's at least hopin' that
some day he'll be carrying her clothes
in his trunk. They can't fool me, even
if the pitcher was taken in California
or the South Sea islands"
JULIA Sanderson, who decided that
Ted Sloan, the jockey, was poor
driver is to take an army man for her
second husband He ought to be able
to give her an interesting lfes battle.
J. NJ. {.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17

THE Rockefeller strain seems to
TEEN with an ambition for creating
trusts. Now John, Jr., proposes a
Christianity trust Father can be. de-
pended on TO oil the machinery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17

BOTH the principal political parties
in Indiana are urging that mud sling
ing be eliminated in future campaigns.
Meaning probably that they will use
bricks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17

FOOD Big Topic in Berlin. Head
line Same here, brueders, and were
not at war, either.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17

that proposed will act as a powerful
incentive to its formation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17

THE Nebraska City News says:
"AdOlph Herring OF Belmont reports
killing OF six wolves at the court house
today We hadn't even heard that
Nebraska City was having grating
troubles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17

F. A. KIDDER went to Dubuque
Tuesday to attend gas convention
Red Oak uowal Sun. Wonder if he is
the man who prepares the rate sched-
uleS?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17
Case of 6landular Therapy.

A girl, aged ). appears the size and
mental equal OF a child OF two years,
She has had ricketts, for two years. She
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
gns bent staQte.
Sc ppn @orIiter Der Son,
9clcadtipn II.

Sc II Don @orliter Der S on a
9elegatio II.
&c bar 81 a pib 3. IS. Mai. Sic
republ. gtaatsfonbention bertaste lid
geltern nod Ser grnennltns Der 1elcz
gaten snr 9iationalfnnneuttpn in Sit
casp. Senntor &enppn ipnrnc suntGpr~
iihenben bieler 9clesation cripdblt unb
bie Gelesaten lperbcn 1ieb am 4. Sunni
I'M sotpa 6auptqltartier i'm Gnngrcbz
botel Su Chicago nieber beriammeln.
Sic gtimnlllng Ser bieligen &pnnen=
tipn besiiglid Ser @oupernellrsfanbis
bater ipar entidieben fir ben @ieez
gpup. Soarbing, aber pbtnoIl bicIcr BON
alien Observation-Disclosures fir Sen
freiiinnigiten gchalten miro, crflarte ct
Dph in leiner Mebe, bab Soma rfiir
ilnmcr" trocfen gc(cgt lei uno oer uga<
lppn" nic tpieperfebren ipeshe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
Wacgifauiidcs.

Il M e itaniider solbat 0 n
Garran5ilten crl Noiien.
81 Sal .. 1s. Nlai. Gin amcrifaS
nilder Solbat, Der u Mcilcn 0Itlid
bon Suare5 bcute friib Nie G'ren8e
freuste, lpuroe bon megifanilhcn 3ouz
iuddtern eriGolien.
General @abira, Der Garran5afon1~
nlallpant BON Suare5, ianbte Sic 9tadz
ridt lelblt an @eneral 8eQ mb fiiote
bin5u, baB Ser slmerifancr betrunfen
mar uno 5lcrlr auf Die Merifaner gez
feuert bdtte.
Gen. gell Ianbte Iofort 5ipci Sfiiz
3iere na6 Suorcs unb piele. il,1 Ser
Elm nit 8lpei bon @en. @apira be-
Itimmten Sffi5ieren unb eineln mer.
Wdlitarridter begannen Die llnterllz
dung bes 3ipiidenfa[es.
Sp a ter: gs NOR ber Sergcant
@arrp 6urnan bon Scr 0}nidinengez
!nebra6tbeiluns bes %. Sni. zNeet.. Ser
|auf n1erifaniident 8oben erl6olle11
ipurbe. Sic rner. 8eanlten bebaupten,
|DaB SMrman bctrnnfcn mar nnb auerlt
9efcuert babe, ipd6renb Ser aupitdn
bon Surnans apmpast1ie la9t, bab Ser
0fann po(lItunois l,iidtern mar.
Sic llnterluduns ersap, baB Sur
man iiber Bic @ren5e eeritten lpar, linn
na6 berlallfenen Maultbieren au lllz
den uno nur nit einem 9iItpl beipoffz
net mar. gs miro Sueeitanaen, boB er
fein 9fedt bottc, bie @reu5c Su iiberz
Idreiten. aber General gell lagte beute
gadt, bab abIolut fein geireis pprz
liege, pb Surnan pber Sic Meritoner
Ben eriten SduB abgefeuert bdtten l1nb
CT lpirb ii6cr Sic Sad)e un Sen. Sum
lton berid)ten.
6 einc ipidtigen 6 tlpidz
II II 6 c II.
9Suipfn9 g ton, is. Isai. sSa6z
rcnb Die Ec9ierun9 auf Bic gSiebererz
offnuns Der biplpmatilden Gisfliiio-
men NIT garranSa unp oli sic 9fclulS
tote Der militdrilden aampasnc seee,,
Die 8unbiten tpartet, crlpdet lie peites
re 0sabre9eln sum Shus Der amcrif.
Snterelien in Merifo.
9us Staatsamt gibt beute befannt.
pab1 nod bcr lestcn 3dblung MIR nod
etna 5000 amerifaner in ean5 @egi=
fp icien, babpn etlpa 1900 in Ser
6auptItaot. Seine tpidtigen militariz
iden gntipidlunsen in 0aey;fo pber an
Der @rense lpurben bette beri6tct.
(9ie 5Dbtltns zines @ren5iolbaten
burd Garran5a : 3nllner icheiltt ollp
nidt fir lpidtig scbalten 5t iperoen.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
9ic Nsubpnf s6icbsscridtstouferc,,;.

Ser riebe ipI III / t s c~ip
a Ii frccbt gcbalten IN pcrben.
2afe 90 pbpnf, q. g., 1s. Mai.
Sic slnipcnbuns bon 8affcngeipalt lei@
tens Ser grpben gtmipnell, nm fiinftige
ariegc 5u perbiiten, ipurbe beute bez
battirt. 9as gu eritrebenbe information
male Sbicbsgeribt miille 1itg auf @ez
malt ltiiben fDnncn. Sn icpcm cibiliiirs
ten Staat, fiibrte ST.. sames 8. Srpon
bon Bottom aus. lperbe Die Dffentlide
siderbeit bon Sen Gerihtcn l1ub Der
Soli5ei allfrecbt erbaltcn, abcr pbne gez
niigerbe Yoli5ei gebe cs nid)t. Cine
berbdltnibmdbis gr6bere Soli5eie, rclp.
NNlitarnadt lci aber 5llr Grbaltung
bes 8eltfriebens crfprberlid.
Sn abnlicber 8eiic lpradl lib Ggs
Eraliocnt 1uft ars, lpcldcr sic Ginz
ipanoc ber Sacifilten segcn Gelpaltz
atipenbung lpie folgt bcantlpprtete:
uSd benfc nidt, baB mir lbpn sic
3cit erreibt Daben, lpp Sic Gelpalt sur
llntcrltiisung inpraliIder Supullc cnt<
bebrt lperbcn fann. @ir brauden 8pliz
seifrdfte babeim llno oicielbe 9iotbs
lpcnbisfeit beitebt in ben 8e5iebunsen
5lpiiden Sen Natipnen."
@rDBere 9feben tullrben bon @eo.
s.. Yutnam, eincm Sem Dorfer Magas
5inberausscber, BON golniral &nisbt.
ben Grdlibelltcn bcs Marincfriessfol&
legs, llnb Nnbercn gebalten. Gutnam
bielt Sen (unnDgliden) Sreibanbel
stpiicbcn alien staaten fir bas bette
@tittel 5ur grbaltlng Des 8cltfricbcns
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
Sapam ,uia CHINA 5um gaiaaen
maiden.
g cue % . III 5 o ftrin I'M
ferncn . lte,1.

9tcuc % pnroe eboftrtn i'm
ferncn ten.
SSd bin9 t . II. IS. aiai. Sus
Staatsan1t bctradtet Die @ntlpidellmz
gen in Gltalicu nit bclurgtcn1 9lief.
9us ruilild iopanilebe Abfpnmen,
pel6cs bielleid1t ldnn unter5eidnet lit,
lohcint niht nur pen frcicn Soanbcl nit
China (in Ser Giplpnatenlprade bic
uffc,tc Sbiir" 5lt sefabrben, lpnpern
arf cine luel1igltcns tbeilmcilc Iuftbeie
lung Gbinas bill5llbcuten. 2aSu fpmz
men nod sic inneren l1nruhcn in gbiz
nu, bcren @efdbr raril lie9t, bab Saz
pan tic 5um @prlpano 5llr Snterpcntirn
crgreifen mag. ltnb men bic japanilden
Srlppen cinmal IN China teber, mers
Sen tic nid)t lpbdlo lpieoer berallsscben.
gSic pcrlalltet, lat bas Staatss3ez
portement niht nur scr hineliIden9aez
gicrung, lpnbern burh icinc &onlllarz
asenten alld) Sen Siibrern Ser 9eppz
lutipndrcn @nrltellllnge, gemad,t, paB
Bic Sprtbaucr Ser gstrren nur Saparl
Wrunb snr Sntcrpcntiun scbcn fonn@
ten, in lpcldelu Sallc Der filnitisc Staz
tlls con gbina III rSuse geite[lt lpilrbe.
Gus mabgebcnper Gllelle miro erz
fabren, pab sic Inminiltratipn le1on
lausc gescu Dlerifo braitilder ppr9ez
9ouscn lpare, bdtte lie ridlt befiirdtet,
nub Sapan bann III China interpeuiren
llnb alf Grpteltc nit be,n 3inmeis altf
bas bon ben Der. Staaten III Wierifo
scgebenc @eilpiel anhporten tpiirbe.
Il Iliatilh c &c pnroes 9oftrin II
Sn China befiirdtet nan infol9e
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