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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
HELPING THE PEOPLE.

Persons who cannot see how the
government can possibly help the
people in matters of price regulation
Of food products can learn a little les
son from the recent history Of sisal
! hemp.
This is the material from which
binder tWine is made; it is product
Of Mexico and Central America, its
price directly affects the cost of wheat
and so it concerns every one.
Recently the International Harvest
or company accused the marketing or
ganization of Mexican planters, called
the Commission Reguladore," of with
drawing sisal hemp from the market
in order to force higher prices. Repre-
sentatives of the "Commision" in turn
charged that the Harvester company
sought to corner sisal and to create a
shortage, and discredit the planters
organization, and the directors asked
that the disposal of the present aEail-
able supply of sisal be handed over to
the federal trade commission.
A resolution to this affect passed the
senate without debate last week. I'm
der the agreement the sisal must be
sold at present prices plus any in
crease in ocean freight rates. Within
80 days any manufacturer desiring to
buy must file an affidavit that he needs
the fibre for manufacture for domestic
consumption during the season of
1916, and all manufacturers must be
given equal opportunity to buy for
manufacturing purposes, but not for
speculation. The $4,000 bales, said
to be on hand. will insure a sufficient
supply of binder Irvine for this year S
harvest.
The distribution of sisal by the fed
eral trade commission shows very
clearly how many another commodity
which directly affects the price of
food might be kept from the hands of
spectators and the unfair methods of
| boosting prices employed by big cor
porations.
The federal trade commission con-
sists of five men appointed by the pres
ident. 1t was approved two years ago,
its activities are not yet understood
by the general public This matter of
sisal hemp is good lesson in the
power of the federal trade commission
to be of service to the people.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01

Ten or fifteen years ago we heard
more Of anarchists than we do to
day. Possibly the great war has pro
duced a condition In Europe more ter
rible than anything the widest an
archist had ever dreamed OF. There
was a time when the anarchists Of the
world were well organized. being In
touch with one another all over the
world, and the circle was more pow
erful with respect to its members than
any of the tyrants 1t wished to elm
mate.
Manuel Fernandez, a Spaniard, was
In his youth converted to the theories
of the anarchists, and when he was
twenty-one years old he offered him
self for any purpose by which he might
serve the cause He was Informed
that lots would be drawn by a num-
Der of devotees as to who should as
sassinate a sovereign. Manuel volun-
teered to be one of those to risk having
to perform the work and drew the IA
tai black ball
He was at once taken apart from
the others and given the name Of the
sovereign he was to assassinate- He
was also warned that any baking
would result in his own death
eff you do your duty like a man,
said his Instructor, you win be hon
ored; If You shrink from 1t you WIN be
followed to the ends of the earth. No
country is remote enough to shield
you"
Manuel being face to face with the
reality, the ideal faded away very
quickly. He was Mortified at the posi-
ton in which he had placed himself.
Going to hts mother, he threw himself
into her arms as he had done when a
boy and told her all.
Sonora Fernandez was a woman of
great resource She began at once to
think out a plan for saving her son
and when she had come to a decision
said to him:
my boy, we must find way to con.
vince your associates that you are
dead. Appear to be making prepare
tons for the crime you are expected
| to commit, and I will be making
preparation for your pretended death. y
Manuel at once began TO appear to
experiment with bombs In a little out
house in the rear Of his home. He ap
| piled to his anarchist associates fof
some one versed In chemistry to be
sent him as an instructor A man
was detailed for the purpose, and
Manuel appeared to be an attentive
! student The two secretly worked to
gether at such times as they could do
SO without running much risk Of being
discovered, and in time several bombs
were made, any one Of which was ca
| pable Of killing a dozen men.
! Manuel succeeded in impressing his
instructor with the belief that he was
| really studying how TO make bombs
that he might do his duty by his an
archist comrades. He proved an apt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01

The most cheering Information to
Americans that has come out of Europe
in two years is contained in hint
from Berlin that in a short time Presi-
dent Wilson will be invited TO act as
mediator in settling the great conflict.
Uncle Sam is the friend Of all the ma
tons at war, despite that he has been
near the breaking point at times with
one or more of them since the begin
ming of the trouble, and will give sub
stantial proof of that unbiased friend
ship when the big opportunity comes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01

dicates quite clearly that there is still
much room for Improvement
AS soon as practicable the present
status Of vended water in Illinois will
be canvassed by the new engineering
bureau of the state board of health,
not with a view of antagonizing the
business, but with view to securing
the cooperation Of persons and COM
panies engaged IN selling bottled wa
ter, to the end that the well-conducted
establishments may be certified by the
state board of health as offering for
sale a product that meets proper san
itary demands.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01

Excluding such organic factors as
assure, lead poisoning, hemorrhoids,
chronic appendicitis and chronic pei
vic disease in women, and hurry to
catch a car constipation. or, as
we really fashionable doctors like
to call it, food stasis, is generally due
to dietetic errors, habit, haste and
neglect of the natural impulse of evac-
uation.
Mostly the cause is a too concen-
trated or refined diet, and particu-
larly an excess of the modern easily
digested" breakfast foods as a very
inadequate substitute for the old
fashioned, home-cooked oats.
Next in order of Importance as a
factor is the too ready resort to lax
ative or aperient medicines, and es-
pecially harsh or crude physics
which destroy the delicate physio-
logical nerve-muscle coordination OF
the lower alimentary tract. The two
worst cathartics in this respect-and
both of them are absolutely unneces-
sary in any circumstances-are aloes
Cor its active principle, aloin) and
castor oil. Practically all ready-made
'liver, stomach and bowel" pills or
tablets, under whatever attractive
titles or hoysoever exploited. de-
pend upon aloes for the laxative eff
fect-because aloes is cheap, and, in a
way, sure. Really aloes is horse med
icine-some horse doctor probably in
troduced it into popular self-drugging.
Despite the teachings of drug man
ufacturers, there is no drug or med
icine known today which can be con-
sidered tonic to the bowel. Any such
claim is just bunk, if you will excuse
our brevity. No matter what the pill
contains. or the tablet or lozenge or
liquid, every dose you take makes the
bowel want more--and a bowel soon
comes to depend upon artificial slim
ulation. Some of our high-class phar-
macopoecia cathartics are just as bad
as any of the extravagant nostrums in
this respect
And worse yet, because so very
unnatural, is the habit of using
enemas, or. as some susceptible in
dividuals say, internal baths" II
these gullible ones could see the con-
dition of affairs in person who ha-
bitually employs such a means of
cleansing" the bowel. they would
feel pretty much taken aback, we
imagine. Some Of the most distress
ing or incurable cases OF eonstipa-
ton depend entirely upon this very
injurious habit. Most any internal
physic is preferable for habitual use.
Internal physics are natural-Nature
supplies them for the purpore.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Where We Stop.
Every one has his sensitive spots.
Ours is this: 1t makes US mad when q
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
Daily History Class-May |.

1672-Joseph Addison. British author,
born; died lTi9.
1700-John Dryden, British poet, died;
born 1881.
l9O0-Munkacsy, celebrated Hungari'
an painter, died; born 1874.
1S9S-The Worlds fair Columbian eS-
position) opened in Chicago.
19laThe Cunard liner Lusitania sail
ed from New York bound for Iiy-
erpool on her last voyage. The
American owned steamer Gulf
light, from Port Arthur, Tex, 10
Liverpool. torpedOed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
Charge for London Park Games.

London, England.-Fof the first time
IN the history of London, people who
play tennis, croquet or other games
in the public parks must pay for their
sport this summer. The following
charges have been approved by the
parks committee: Tennis, s cents an
hour; lawn bowls, 4 cents an hour;
croouet- cents an hour.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
WITH OTHER EDITORS

because foreign navies cannot sail over
the Alleghenies, represents this Sec
ton.
America has only one voice on all
these problems. 1t is one voice for all
America.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
Village Philosophy.

Village Philosophy.
When a man gets the habit of think
ing too much of himself it is about
the hardest of ali habits to break.
The worst kind of childishness is
that which comes to some folks at the
time which nature means to be the
prime of life.
The only sort of a hint some men
will take is sign that you are an
easy mark.
When fellow is always talking to
you about his diseases you are tempted
to wish they would hurry up and get
in their full work with him.
Folks who love to be waited upon
are awfully hard to be cured of their
ailments.-M. G. r. in the Sioux City
Journal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
POstoffice Romance.

Columbia IS. c. State.
Friendship, N. Y.
Love, Va.
Kissimmee, Fla.
Ring. ark.
Parson, Ky.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
Advice Concerning the Baby.

Columbia State: If the baby is
pretty, tell the mother that it is the
very image of her. II it looks like
something the cat dragged in, intimate
that it takes strongly after the old
man.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
Showing Up Friend Husband.
From the Sheffield Tines.

Editor of the Sheffield Times: An
item appeared in your paper last week
stating that Henry Hotchkiss was
called to Chicago on account of the
serious illness of a granddaughter.
wish that statement corrected, please,
for he went on one Of his periodical
sprees.
MRS. HENRY HOTCHKISS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01

Chicago has a new chief of detec-
tives. He has been a member of the
department 81 years. He ought to
know enough not to make himself too
useful-to the people.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
Monday, May 1, 1916.
Rock Island-Frcm River to
River.

Roosevelt threw his family into the
trenches again Saturday. He doesn't
seem to care ION paper what happens
TO those near aud dear to him
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01

You'll have to give it to Ambassador
Won Bernstorff as a fellow who could
fix things up satisfactory to about ev-
ervbody II he we're left alone to do it
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
boiling Up in Kansas.

(Cherryvale, Kan, Republican,.
A young man who bore the earmarks
Of one who has spent great deal of
time in the rural districts walked into
a Cherryvale grocery store the other
day and asked for 10-cent bottle of
vanilla. He told the shopkeeper that
he needn't wrap it up, that he would
take it just as it was. AS soon as the
purchase was secured the youth took
out of his pocket carefully folded
white handkerchief, removed the cork
from the bottle and poured small
amount OF the liquid on the cloth.
The clerk must have shown his sur
prise, for the boy smiled pleasantly
and explained, There's going to be d
sociahle out our way tonight"
NOW we know why Villa hasn't been
killed. He has contract to appear in
the movies. And it may turn out that
some enterprisiRg picture magnate is
responsible for the dash on Columbus,
ROOSEVELT has come out in favor
Of woman suffrage. The colonel, these
days, is for everything except success
Of the democratic administration and
others seeking the republican nomina-
ton for the presidency.
NICK Hunt. who has resigned as
Chicago's chief Of detectives, described
Chief of Police Healey as a man who
'loOked into space and said nothing
That's why he's chief, Nick.
THE most beautiful women in the
world are said by experienced and OBJ
servant travellers to be Indian wom-
en- OF the isthmus of Tehuantepec,
which lies Just north OF Yucatan in
Mexico. And they don't wear high
shoes and short skirts, either. All they
do is paint
Inc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01

Composing Room Comedy.
Bill Kahle-"I see Needle stuck
Quincy"
Bill Schmacht-"He has a great lit
tie eye"
PEORIA YOUTH who embezzled So
900 has been caught in New York
Peoria police wired that they did not
want him. Evidently they figure that
being broke in Gotham is sufficient
punishment for the crime.
SEATTLE hotels ask a 30 per cent
reduction in their water rates because
Of increased consumption since the
state was voted dry. Bootleg liquor
does demand large and frequent
chasers.
STHE Irish at the Front is book
! just issued. 1t is bound in green. Per.
haps that's what caused the Dublin
outbreak.
CHICAGO suffragets are to soak
| their feet in warm salt water before
entering the June procession. Those
who refuse to turn out are advised to
soak their heads.
, MEMBERS of the house of congress
are to be permitted to print their pic.
lures in the Record. Most Of us will
look at pictures.
FOR driving horse while drunk At
lantic City man is sent to Jail for 30
days" He got Just what he had COM
ing. Least he could have done was to
have given the animal a chance to
sober up.
Heard on the Street Car.
Il see John Bunny has gone with
Barnum and Bailey.
why, they are both dead"
81 know thew are"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
Selected by Tavenner

more men to come up from the ranks
The Daniels scheme places the empha-
sis upon worth. The officers who dis
like their secretary place the emphasis
upon caste.
1t is not possible for all Americans
to agree with Daniels regarding the
details of his naval preparedness
schemes, but the fact remains that no
honest American can examine the rec
ord without establishing the fact in his
own mind that the present secretary
of the navy has done more for his de-
partment than all of his five predeces-
sors in Office did during their whole
terms.-Johnstown (Pa.) Democrat
The Sugar Tariff Again.
There are times when a newspaper
which wishes to help the public If
forced to keep "dinging" in the same
bell This is one of the times.
Chicago wholesale grocers inter
Nic"Cu SSoSCioay d5lCCu Ih1s ehN -
tail price Of sugar is sure to go to II
cents per pound in the near future
The present tariff comes to Fraction
over one cent per pound. By putting
sugar on the free list, therefore, con
gress can lower the price of sugar BY
this amount, and save American con
SINNERS 500 00O 0o0 ner wear. Tht
amount of revenue lost to the treasur!
by such action can be more than made
up by a national inheritance tax.
| 1t is not yet too late for congress t.
face the music, stick to sound demo
cratic doctrine, and tax unearnet
wealth instead of dearly bought neces
sites. To repeat the slogan The Jour
nal has raised many times before, Civ
us free sugar and taxed legacies.-Chi
cago Journal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
cM0RDs 40
DESc0R D@

Composing Room Comedy.
Bill kahle-"I see Needle stuck
Quincy"
Bill Schmacht-"Heh has a great lit
tie eye."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01

Heard on the Street Car.
81 see John Bunny has gone with
Barnum and Bailey.
why, they are both dead"
81 know they are"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01

STHE Irish at the Front is a book
just issued. 1t is bound in green. Per.
haps that's what caused the Dublin
outbreak.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01

Rock Island Member Associated Press
Full Leased Wire Report
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS,
Where We Ston-

Every one has his sensitive spots
Ours Is this: 1t makes US mad when 4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01

Member Audit Bureau OF Calculations.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
THE ARGUS.

BY THE ]. W. POTTER co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01

MEMBERS of the house of congress
are to be permitted TO print their pic.
lures in the Record. Most Of US will
look at pictures.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-08
slugeblidjer G6edidlIdler.

Sm 9tbfoH 6ouis puroe aeitsrn
bonn 9etsttio Sdnrabdn Elm sepiher
Sbomas Stobaa auf aagsmeine 9ers
ba9tssriinbe bin perbaftet. Der 9ers
bafteie iol bier fotpobl ME in anbes
reH Stdbtsn cine Spe5ialitdt oaraua
eema4t 6abeH, ipertbloie Gbeds an
ten Wann su brinsen uHO feline Jeit.
rabme erioIate ouf bic 9eranIdiIuna
bon Ghparo 9nubp BON Der Sumbc
Comb Company, biz Stopaa ange6'
li9 NIT einsm pertbIofeu Gbet ii0s'
500 bereingelest BAT. Riat ssnus bu'
init, tam Stopol dngebli9 geiterr
piebsr gu graubD uHb polIte pieO:E
einsn gbed sessn 9aarssIb umieBeu
frorauf bann ieine @erbaftuus sr'
folsis.
On bem gerbdftstsn. Der tein.r
Gent Gslb in isinem gsiib bate. ipur'
ben allsrbdnb 9risiihuiten sefunben
aus benen bsrpcr5ugebeu iheint, Bat
er aud in anStren Stdbteu in meb'
pber minber srfoIgreifxr Wetle mi
tpertblpien Gbeds operirt bat. 9luber,
bem bate er aud enie 4naabI md
undusgefiilItsr . 6 bdiormulare iopi'
sin.n Gbed iiber $25 in ieinem Berg
rem er su @uniien Der DOlIp Barber
So. ausgsitelIt, isbO9 onsenidsinlit
Der syirma nitt uui5s5dnst battle.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-08
perisaal. al.Rntisen.

profeiior 2ubpig no fee3et
bonn Obio Me9anits Snititut bat BON
ieinsn 9ieben in Wisn cine ipiIItoms
meme aunbe erbalten. gs lon ietnem
9ruber GERM 9lboIpb Woiec5st ses
lunsen iein, feline Glu9t aus Sibirien
Si betpertitelIigen uHb er ioll elIdli4
Sapan errei9t ba6sH. Oort pirb man
ibn fpobI interniren. boffsntli9 uber
ieinen 5entern ni4t ausIisfern. Serr
glbolpb WoIscaet itanb als Sffisier
Eel Der idiperen JeitungsurtilIerie in
prsempsl unb purSe. ais bic Jeituns
tapituIiren mubts. in bic ariessges
fcngeni9oft na9 Sibirien geibleppt.
5err WoIseSet eripartet nit llugeoulo
ipeitere Ra4ri9t iiber bic se!unssns
Ulu9t ieines 8rubers.
Serr 6ermannandbe. Elm ess
udtstsr giirssr uHierer Sta0i, ift ges
tern abenb in isiHsr Wpbnllns an
ber sSairmount apenue aus bem Ses
ben ssi6isben. innig betralert BON
ieintn aisben unb Sablreiden 5reuns
ben. gr bate, Elm alter bon 62 Sab
rem errei9t unb binterlaBt bic Wittre
unb elf Ginber. Serr anabe batte
Elm Risrenleibsn, bod i9ien sr ii4
ipisbsr pOIlitdnbis erbolt gu baben,
iobaB er isinsm Seruf in Der Oornsts
ts'IdeH 1gabrif tpitber Ha6geben tpnns
ie. glm Mittipo1 ertranite er plDBlit
Bel Der arbeit uno mubie Had 5agle
aebrad,t iperben. Der 8srblidene mar
Der Ghnisseriobn' bes 6errn Sobn
Dornette. Gag imb Stunbe Der Be-
srbisuns iinb nod ni9t feftseieBt.
Jrau aouife 9edeI IN Mt.
Sedltbp Bat BON ibrer Syreunbiu 5rai
Katharine Spister aus 5aiIer I'm Re
sierunssbSirt Roiel einen Brief ers
taItsn, iporin in intereifanter Weiie
iiber 2ebensmittslpre1e pnD llnters
.itiibung eei9rieben pirb, bic bic
ssrduen, beren Mdnner i'm Gelbe ites
ben. BON Staat erbaltsn. Die yrGu
erb1It II Wiarf mondtli9 unb fir ies
hes ainb feds Wsart. Die 2ebsnsmits
tslpreiie iinb erfffpiugIid unb LIT es
aud irupp. 70 1T bod pon RotHitaHS
tetlie Gputs
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Jbre lInabbdnsigfeit
Grtldrtsn geItern Canton unO bic
9ineiif6e propin5 aipang Suns.
Der Riittritt Don Yuau Obi &ai, iOs
tpie @isosrbsritellung Der ytans
fling &onititution Derlangt.

Sbangbai, China, z. aPrIl. =
Geltern Ra1mittag purpe na9 eIner
yeOnferen5 DOn 4rmees uno ytdrlnss
OffiSieren iOpie prominenten girsern
nit aung Obi auans, 9ouOerReur Der
probing &paug 9ung. Die llnabbaa'
gigteit Don canton unb Der propIHa
Hpang 2ung protlamirt. Gin Sanpf
bate ni4t ituttgefunOsn. glufmerts
lame geo6a9ter Der Situation erflits
fen in bem 8organg ben ruabriAeinli>
caen Stur5 BON Yuan Sbi aui. oa err
partet Dirb, buB bic Se5efiOn gum
4bfalI bon nod anbereH iiioli4sn
Yr6binSen fiibren piro. Sbrs 6iibrer
Derlangsn ben Hiidtritt DON Guam Obi
aai unb bic Wieberberiteaung Der
&onititution bon Vanting.
Der @influb bss @i3eprdiioenten
81 guon Sung, bss Stdatsietretdrs
6iu Sbib Chang. IOrpis bes Wlars
inaIs Suan Sbi Sui mag, 10 boffen
Won6e, in Der BON ben iiibli4en BRO
oin5en geipiinIAten 20Iung rsiultiren,
aber elmer sepObnli6 gut infOrmirten
auslGnbiI6eu Queae in petinq na6
ipirb ii6 GUAM Obi 9ai energii6 pebz
rem. Die China Mer6dnt G.samIbip
SO. bat iih setpeigert, ben Transport
Don n5rbliaen Sruppen mad Canton
3u iiberre6msn. Qlls 9runb ipurbe
Rungel an OsrfiigbareH S6iffen uHgcs
ge6en.
Der amerifaniids areuSer rGincins
natl" befinbet ii6 auf osm Oeo, na4
9lmpp unb Der &reu5er ~@aloeiton"
1T mOrssn in SfuutOp fGllig, BON tpo
aug Der 9rsu3sr n@ilminatOn" nn6
Canton ubfabren tpirb. Sir Die Siz
9erbeif BON Qusldnosrn psrben gar
tsine gsfiir6tuHgen gsbeet. Die prps
Din3 &pang Sung bat % Biz 80 Usils
lionen ginpobner.
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3ettg IT a & e Neuerung.
@erlin, 6. 9lpril, pia 2onbon,
!. glpril. Gurcb Den @eiGluB 0e3
8unoesratbs, oas Scgeslift etne
Stum0e por5uriifen, ip oaB ianlnIt'
life 9lngeiteQte i'm &aIierre.be Dom
I. atui on eine Stuuoe iriibcr sur
9lrbeit geben lper0en, miro Gelltif.
LAMB 0as critic 2anO, 6as eine iolhc
9teueruma sur aIlgameinen alusfn9'
rung 6rin9t.
Ser 9unoesratb lmlroe 81 Ocnl Be-
ifluiic peronlaBt ourh Den @unih.
geleuffunas. mo 5euerltngsnlate.
rial I'll iparen. Iie ein3igc Storung
crrpartet man III Oen @iienbabnucr.
binorngen nit oenl 9ll,3lanoc, abar
bieier @erfebr lit gegemuartil Gin 10
oeringer, 6ab bie reitere llnannefns
li6feit bon qeringer 8eoGttlne lit.
mpfer Der 6 ollen.
Geuttle, @aib., I, slpril. Ter
onerifaniide Compiler a9iio GaiiJ"
Der 9lusganqS 9e5ember pom Euget
Sounb nit elmer 9a6img 9aunupolle
inb anoeren @aaren fiir Die rrtfIii4le
Iegierung abging, lit aufgeQeban
iporoen. gr lpar BON 0er Hobert
Cellar Gonlpanp gefarterr poroen.
SSrrtbiinIid'er 8eiie rar eentelhct
iporoen. baB Der GoiHpier am 10.
5cbruar IN gIa0iooitof atgefommcn
iei. Scit er Cape Slatterp perlieB.
tat man nidts nlebr pon ibm gcbort
9an3e SamiIie ermorbet.
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