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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-20
ATTACK is BEGUN
ONTUSSOCKMOTH
City Today Starts Work Of Spraying
Elm frees Rock Island Officials
Watch the Operation.

a gas attack. engineered by experts
and authorized by the Moline city
council will be started today on Gen
er8t TussoCk Moth, who has been in
habiGng dugoufs in Moline elm trees
all summer. Casualties an the gen
erals force of invaders are expected
10 be large
Although the council does not hope
to end the moth war by the drive
which starts today. il is hoped to get
the invaders out Of the trenches by
next summer, for the drive will be re-
ueWed next spring.
The great attack on General Moth.
begun today, was made possible by
The purchase of a large spraying ma
chine The machine arrived this morn
ing and this afternoon was put into
use
Cities Of Davenport and Rock Island
both had observers On the ground
when the attack started If the drive
ON the Moline front promises TO be
successful, those cities viii purchase
similar machines and go after General
moth on their fronts. Colonel Burr.
c0mmandanr of Rock Island arsenal.
has already purchased machine Of
the same type for the government and
viii this week go after the moths
which tnfesr trees on the island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-20

The Moline food administration com
mittee has for it's district South Mo
line. Coal Valley. Rural. Hampton and
Yuma townships This territory has
been assigned hy H. "A. Wheeler. rep
reseutative for H. C. Hoover in Till
uois CordoYa and Port Byron will
take care OF the upper portion OF the
county. while the Rock Island com
mIttee has jurisdiction over the lower
portion
The local committee, Of which Dr.
" T. Taylor is chairman, has been
asked by Mr. Wheeler cd supply in
formation as TO tie number of farms
i'm the Moline district, number OF acres
under cultivation. number OF farm OPP
orators. tenants and farm hands with
in the dr8ft age ard above draft age.
also how many men are available for
work oR the farms ia the different
seasons.
A meeting OF the Moline committee
was held at noon today I'm the Manu-
facturors' hotel and decision was
reached to ask the cooperation of p.
r Edgerton. county crop adviser, in
collecting this Information
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-20
FARMERS TAKE DAY
FOR SPORT IN PARK

Horseshoers of the cities of Moline.
East Moline. Rock Island and Daven-
port held their annual picnic Satur-
day in Prospect park, and more than
one hundred fifty of the farriers and
their families were in attendance.
Five Geneseo h0rsesbOers also closed
up shop for the day and came here
for the outing
Perhaps the biggest feature Of the
day was the chicken dinner that was
served. At least it was one Of the
most thQroughly enjoyed.
During the afternoon there was &
program of athletic events. the win
uers. being as follows.
Married womenis race-Mrs. j.. T.
Haemer, East Moline, first Mrs J,
Glass. Rock Island second
Young ladies' race Miss Ruth Rad
lift, Moline first; Miss Fern Weber,
Rock Island second
Girls race-Niss Vera Haeger, But
falo, Iowa, first; Miss Frona Goiduer,
Davenport. second.
Little girls race-Dorothy Thinner
wilke. Rock Island, first
Little boys race-First and second
places to two sons of I. Haberthur.
Rock Island
Mems race-Ed WiIlcor. East Mo
line, first c. yerhaIe. Moline. second.
and L. Haberthur, Rock Island. third.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-20
DUMB WAITER AN
AID IN BURGLARY
Youngster rs Apprehended and Mys.
tery OF Saloon Thefts Is
Cleared Up.

Rene Cato. aged Is, Is in custody Of
East Moline police and will probably
be taken before the county court on
charges OF being a delinquent. He
may be committed To the state train
ing school for boys at St Charles.
His arrest solved the mystery sur
rounding several recent buTEI aries of
the Burlington saloon, not far from
his residence near Fifteenth street and
Fifteenth avenue, East Moline, the
most recent Of which was committed
Sunday It has been learned. the po-
lice say. that tho boy gained entrance
to the apartments above the saloon.
went down into the bar room by way
of the dunb waiter, tapped the cash
drawer and then made his exit via
the dumb waiter and snealed out 70
the ground,
There have been numerous thefts OF
small amounts OF money from this sa-
loon, but the one yesterday is said TO
be the only one that tfa~Ioy has ad
mitted It is claimed he secured IS
and watch yesterday, lie had
watch in his possession when arrest
ed. and yesterday had sum Of money
in his possession. Il rs said he spent
some Of the cash and gave small sums
did not get more than 50 and about
that amount has been accounted for
in his gifts 10 other lads. bat IS bill
he is said to have had yesterday is not
accounted for nor can it be found
This boy has figured in numerous
scrapes and his mother declares she
can not control him He was picked
mp once for stealing money from his
mother and more recently he figured
In q police court case involving theft
of a quantity of apples. His mother
says ne is away from home much Of
the time and that he has repeatedly
taken small sums Of money from her
purse.
For some time the mother has been
endeavoring TO place the boy in some
institution. but she has desired to
have him in this community and not
committed to a state school IS de-
linquent. She works for her living and
is separated from her husband. There
are two other children.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-20

Whether the poisonous constituent
Of poison ivy is chemical or bacterial
is discussed ia the Medical Record,
Or Frost insists that it is bacterial
because Of the incubation period. the
complete natural immunity Of certain
individuals and that exposure may be
strictly limited TO proximity OF the
plant and fer other reasons and as
serts that he has found form OF bac-
terra constant on all leaves examined
B. r. McNair insists that actual con-
tact with the resin0us sap must occur
and that neither mixing with mercury
nor heating destroys the poisonous
quality of the sap. He therefore be-
leves the action Is chemical
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-20
BOYS AT CITY BEACH
MUST BE GENTLEMEN

Boys Of the east end who have been
making things unpleasant for wo-
men and children at the Forty eighth
street beach. Moline by use Of pro-
fame and obscene remarks, we're rep
rimanded by the police yesterday and
warned that in case the offense was
repeated they would be barred from
the privileges of the beach. Several
women made complaint to George
Could Saturday regarding offensive
utterances Of the boys aud their mis-
conduct was Hipped in the bud. I'm
proper language and actions viii not
he tolerated at the Forty-eighth street
beach and the authorities are draw
ing q fine distinction as 10 what con-
stitHtes improperly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-20
FIRE TRUCK BREAKs DOWN.

While responding to a call Satur-
dav afternoon the East Moline fire
truck developed trouble with the mag
ueto and was stalled for four or five
hours before q mechanic could remedy
the difficulty The truck became
stalled several blocks from the scene
OF the blaze. which fortunately was but
a grass fire. Nisund Outstanding OF the
location had at first sent the truck on
two wrong leads, and when the loca-
ton was finally learned the car be-
came stalled. The fire was near Thir-
teenth street and Bluff road Police
reached the scene ahead Of the fire
men and extinguished the blaze.
Sunday morning the department
was called to extinguish another grass
fire which threatened the residence Of
Or. L T. Outten on Seventeenth ave
nue.. near Third street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-20
BOYS GIVEN LESSON
WHEN ARRESTED FOR
RIDING ON SIDEWALK

Two boys were before East Moline
police court today to answer charges
Of riding their bicycles on the side
walks. Police have strict orders to
enforce the ordinances with respect to
the misuse OF the sidewalks. and
warnings have been of no avail Ac-
cordingly the offenders were formally
arrested Magistrate A. A. Niles ina
posed fines of ST and costs. aud sus-
pended the fines upon promise not 10
repeat the onense and TO warn others
who have been guilty Magistrate
Niles emphasized the seriousness Of
the of1ense and the danger TO pedes-
trians.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-20
EXPFcTINe ! - -.

The expiration Of ninety-nine year
lease CT a London building recalls q
story AIr. Gladstone ia the height Of
his Irish crisis told Of another lease.
A Scottish friend Of the c. O. M. de
Gliding to abolish feuds on his estate.
offered instead generous form of
lease. The first highland farmer to
whom the new terms we're explained
rasolutely refused But, consider you
can have a lease Of 9s9 years. The
old man shook his head. ''%a. ma. time
soon rims ava" he Standardization
Opinion
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-20
CAMP SPIRIT YOUTHS
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS

Saturday and Sunday were visitors
days at Spirit camp. Several dozen
Molfners, fathers and mothers and
friends at the Moline boys who are
having two weeks outing under
auspices of the boys department Of
the Moline Young Mems Christian as
sociation, motored to the camp site on
Rock river. near historic Grand de
Tour.
The visitors met with a cold recep-
ton The thirty odd boys did not dis
play the least bit of that well known
JOY springing from loneliness, usually
associated with The meeting Of parents
and children who have been separated
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-20
- M.a0Ns C0LLIDE.

JOAN Powers. - Years cid. was in
jured painfully in an accident near his
home on Fifth street in SiIvjs last
evening. He was coasting down 8 hill
in a little wagon and the vehicle In
which he was coasting co3Hded with
another Johns left hand became
caught Ia such 4 way that the second
finger was split opeu from the tip TO
the second joint The injury was
dressed 1v Or Fowler
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-20
IN NAmE nEIFaATEs-

The Moline Commercial club is re
auested 10 name four delegates TO the
war conference of American business
to be held Sept 1921 in Atlantic City,
\. J. under auspices Of the United
States Chamber of Commerce The
session Of the national councillors Is
scheduled TO take place Sept. II N
J Duryeas who is the national coun-
cillor for Moline. viii not be 4sIe to
attend Lhe meeting
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-20
AUTOS COLLIDE AND
OWNERS BOTH BEGIN
ACTIONS IN COURT

sam selaska left his auto parked on
Fifteenth avenue between Ninth and
Tenth streets. East Moline, Iast even
ing during the storm John kokaraa.
driving thc machine. did not see SeIa8-
ka.a machine and crashed into st. with
resulting damage 30 both cars. Eo-
karas claims there were 40 lights ou
Selaaka'a machine Selaaka claims
there was and thai Kokoras was neg
lleent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-20
East Moline Society

Mrs. Henry Setter Of Port Byron
was an over Sunday guest at the s n.
Adams home
Word has been received from DR..
and Mrs. ID. 4. Chapman. who are vis-
i-ing at Whitehall Ill. that he has re
ceived a commission In the medical
corps and is 10 report at Fort Ben5a-
min Harrison Ind. Aug p. They VIII
return home Wednesday.
J. z. Brown and family and Mrs.
Browns brother, Walter Moore. left
Saturday for Spirit Lake. where they
viii spend two weeks.
Mrs. Jane shannon. 124 Eleventh
street. Silvis viii entertain the Bap-
list Ladies' Aid at the church parlors
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Matthew GiIIespj and baby. 925
Fourth avenue Silvis, left Saturday
for Creos0uia. Pa to visit her parents.
Mrs. John Hughes, sos Ninth street.
SilEis. has gone to CentervilIe, Iowa.
for a visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Belle Mccormick and daughter
Cora of Streator. Ill, are visiting at
the home Of Mrs Elizabeth Douaghho,
III Twelfth street. Silvis.
Mrs A. L. Cornell had as her guest
over The weekend Mrs. Ella Fuimer Of
Peoria.
Edward Heider and Raymond King
ebiel motored 10 Starved Rock yester-
day.
The Watch Tower was the scene of
the yearly reunion of 5everN promi-
nent families yesterday whes d del
ciaus chicken dinner was served at an
inviting table set in the form of an l..
Among those present were the Dor
madys and Sister Mary Gertrude and
Sister Berdinette. The latter two viii
leave tonight for Elk City, Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Peterson Of Water
town started Saturday on q motor trip
through the Dakotas and Minnesota
and viii return by way of Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-20

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson and
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Peterson of Water
town started Saturday on motor trip
through the Dakotas and Minnesota
and viii return by way Of Chicago.
They Will be gone about two weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-20

ebiel motored 10 Starved Rock yester-
day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-20

Peoria.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-20

Mrs. Belle Mccormick and daughter
Cora of Streator. Ill. are visiting at
the home Of Mrs. Elizabeth Douaghho,
1T Twelfth street. Silvis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-26
Nad,rid,ten aus Gamp
Zbernian.

Camp Gberman g1iIIitOtb..
O., 25. DECEMBER. Uncle Gam
seiate ii6 ben WtapnT6aftsn sessns
iibef, Delts ii6 iibtr Wsihnahfsn i'm
Camp befinben, 5ipor nidt srtrnDas
eaat, dber rsHt sensr0s. Sauieno.
ionnten iid, nnh 9erstnsluit giltIih
ibun unr erfrtiitsn ii9 an lntertals
iunpeu oIler nur bentboren art; uno
aubercsm itelltsn iib gnn3s Sfcpdrms
BON geIndtrn Elm. SoIhs 5ofbutsn,
iueIhe ON Meibnatisfeft ibr. Tnmis
lien unb Sreunbe bsi fi6 iusen, iorss
ten bnfiir, bab ipefiper gliidlifs aa.
merdDfn an ben frObIifxu @ruppeu
heranaescgen tpurben.
.9senbert 2eiten bes Meihnnhtss
ftfes pnrtn iibernlI iidibar. Die
SurDeris Drn gfu6ern. pon oensn
piele burf bic Gsiilidneii am Montag
abgllp anntlodt fror6sn fparen. brahs
ten gdfsis bpn alleh 0rSben uub iyors
men, NIT BEN benfbar befHiebtnftsu
JHbnlt. DC fIsifhlOisr Gag mar. Iies
zen iid bie Gofboisn btin zrufhnbn'
Gfmais, ber linen IN reihlintr
Qudnsita. pDrgsfsbi tpurbs, frsffIia
nianssst Dis aaasFtltsu oss qofs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-26

einem 6eIienooripriing unb b5rte
plosIi9 ben @er5weiflunesid)rei Der
2estereH. CT iab, iuie iie ii9 aus Sci.
beSfraften gegen ben 8ug beS $ai.
| fiides iieHulte, balb 6arauf ieoo9 Der
groberen @eipaIt unterlag uno OIL ben
5eIienriffeu 5erid,eIlte. 8e6enbeds 8
SiettungsOeriud)e geid,aben unter ben
eriGwereuoiteH llnlitanbeu, ba ole
graubung nid)t geDiat idieH, ibr Gp.
fer bernus5uaeben uno oies ihliebli5
crit that, ais es bereits to6t mar. BE.
loenbed Iegte bic 2eide am ufer ME.
Der ,iio begab iiA 5lr WioB Benb
goitoffiee. Ills er nit Mettl,HgS-
rilannifaften Suriidfebrte, batten bic
gselen iia tn5iptid,en Der 2ei6e tDie.
Der bemGdtigt nno trngen lie, so bis
$50 5nb BON ben SeIien entiernt, elm.
her. @is geitern gbeno iuaren bic
W2annIdaiten Der Soiitb Gnb @et'
tungsjtation nift imitan6e, bic 2eife
~ bergen. Er. gg. v. groofs BON
SaIi Dfoon Ban, elm Silfs.Goroner,
bat IN Der sras0bit grbsbuussn sins
aaIeitet. Gie llngIiidlid)e mobHte bei
ibrer Shutter. ssrmi annie peterion
S26 g,ariiic gperiic 5u alanleoa. uno
tinterIdbt ibre 12.idbriee Sod)ter,
Gnlecn Corners. gebenbed mobHi I'm
gduta se SoteI gu GnerppiIle uno
1T Bel Der Rep Houte @eieai8aft an.
opgfpIIf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-26

eeben unb .r5ntet"I Gas @ort 1T
Ieidter 81 id}reiben als aus5n.
iprefen.)
Ees R6ntsens0eplossn grnbts Sors
senfinber nbsr iinb bic gefhofi.. Die
itede1, fpsib gctt ipc, I'm a5rper =
nett BON ginf4ub entfsrnt. Die iou
er nun finbsu. unb niht MIR finben.
fonbern mad Gage unb 5iefe 10 senau
anseben. boB Der gbirure iie fiHsr
entfernen fann. Die 9lufgdbt tit niht
INNER suna lei9t. bnrim bat fait elm
jsber periu6t, fie nah elmer ntuen
Metbobe au l6fen. Mber fblisBlih TT
oIIes fdon boseipefen itnb aIIes Iduft
ouf sipei @ruflogeb1irtsn binans.
Ser cine ftnmrnt BON Der Grhitefs
fur. mir itelIen ben a6rpertbsil in
grunb unb 9lufrib bar, has btibf, mir
MAIDEN sfpei 2ufndbmen IN sipei nafs
chamber Ientreht iiebsnoei Rihtuns
gen. glus ibnen I6bt Fb bic Gage Der
aueeI lsift reionifruireH. Cber mir
fpIgem bein Spiiier, Der cine Stereos
&amera tant. mir MAIDEN 5fpei Mnfs
nobmen ron srpei peri6iebenen StoHbs
puntisH Der R6bre. Sdnn eibt .s Elm
Stererffppbilb. bos po[Itrnlnen plds
ifif6 III, bic Tiefennrlnae Der Hueel
olio fruntsrbor ssipt. Statt iih iibsr
bic S46nbeii Der giIber su freusn,
ertift man olsrbines msiit gu einem
fpenietr ani6orlihen, uber senau.ren'
Wittsl, bem Iusmefsn Der platten.
8ielerIsi seT6i.ht ouf Der R5utssns
Station, risl = iinsrolih pieI Seaen
pirb gsiiifist. Der Sessn bout Iin
ouf elmer urTpriinoIib rein tpiHsns
f6oftli6en lInitrfudlunu d,ff. Wen
frn barum bic DiFenfd,oft ris
f6mdttn, ipern fe, un1eriibrt bur4
pra,iii6. 3isI. ibrtr Weu f9sinbnr
in b.r Mrli,n fuht 9us ibrsr @oI-
tenbiurmeIsb0bs f,irt iis hsrnb unb
brtnat of uneeippIli = bielIsitf car
borur - Elm Tehr irbiTfxs Slid. Sn
Better oNr, no aIIss Sbat fem muB,
fruit Ft tie MiHnf5aFi, bab 4. niht
nur trdumt, fonberr bdb Il. fdbta IN,
bsn ftrrsr Isibenbsn Msnfhsn thiti3
Al hslfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-26

aints I'M Eager srtlarisn, bab u!
MaHEftuften oon ju 5auis in gsnel
roisr Mleiie bcbadt iporben ieien UNA
Der SareiGr Der y. W. 9. u. ipie Be
ante an6ersr Gr9aniiaiionen briidtsr
ipre eelluetbuiing barber aus, bab
bic gep5lterung bes Staaies 10 reid,'
li9 ba5u beisstrassn babe. ben
MeiEna1rstag 81 eiIl:nl ipirfiitsn
s5sits fir bic Widnnsr 5u gsitaIien.
Wdbrsslb tit gsnIeinihafiIi6s 5eisr
fit bas gnn5s Camp am Monias
Nben6 DOR bsm Community 6ouie"
iiattseiuuben bate, ipurbsH bic Jeits
li4tsiien ON Dienltas gruppenIpeiie
4 ben perihiepsHen 9sbluctn Der
q. W. g. u. unb Der Columbus Rits
fer D.ranItnltss. Sn ben lesisren tDars
ben am Worssn ipssitus 9isIien ssie'
ZEN. sSn . IA Der Depot g-isabt
mar nobI bic sissnortisiis J<ie i'm
gamp arrnnsirt lporosu. Dor stlihen
Mphsn bate Seirstdr gssains ppin
q "a eirIen Girtillarr grisi al tauienb
pliitter Der Mdsner stinsr Grippe
osihrieten nnb iis ssbefen, on ibre
G5bm eiuen Wsibnadtsbrisf unter
gei!nse Der p1otcgrapbk Der Wuitsr
an ienDen. 9lnt Disnitaa batis Setrss
tar 8ssdinq banu bic 6unnkrft prn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-26

@Gnnern bss Ausbilbungs gatail<
Ions Der Depot griSnbe mgdts ss.
pia @srsnissn. Die HrisIe ibrsr ,Isip.
Mnttsr krousSufinbsn unb bann ben
plab ibrer photographic feitSuitellsH.
irelfe fs san3 bsionbsrs inisrsfiris.
Sdmmtli&s @sbSube Der q. W.
6. u. ipann NIT 1annsnsntissn be-
ioriri unb isbss bate isinsn siasnln
Wsihnndisbaum. Wdbrtnb Der enns
gen Dc9e nirb "a fir bic Wanns
i@aften ale artsn bon amiiIemtnis
gebn. 3
9as Sipiiions : 5nuptqunriisr
ftisn ON DisHitas gong ptrIaiisn 81
ftin. Die msiiten Der Offi3isrs usrs
tro4isn ben Tag BEL ihren Gnmilisn.
Wonisomerp, ed.. 25. Dss.
Eis 5aupirsbner bsi Der WeihnnGtss
lsisr Der RationaIgarbs BON GtiO in
Camp SDeriban pnren gouperneir
Cor unb Der SiDiiipns gsfeblsbnbsr
@tneraImajpr GharIes O. 2rsat. Der
goupsrnsur fast., bic SoIbatsn bon
Obio bGtisn burd ihr 0erbdIten bisl
bn5u bsisstroeen, bic Besiebungsn
tpiiden benz 5iibsn unb b,m mittIss
rsn Wsiten gu feitig,n.
General 9reat sr5dblte pDn feiner
neulinsn gltife nod Der aampffroni in
fyrantrei9 unb iagie. feline gecbnfs
tunsea bitten ibn iber5eust, bab bic
stpsi SaupisrforberniiIe fiir bic ames
riianiiden Sruppn i'm 9riege t0rptrs
Ii9e sii@tigisii unb ariinbli9es ertrs
sisren isi, bis ibnsH Der Gsbrauh Der
@affsn iur sipeitsn Raiur gsiporbsu
iti.
9nd ben Mnfprd6eT iuurben Die
acknowledgements p.rtbeiIi, pslfe
bon Der gep5lteruna hss 6simntbss
iiaatss e,ianbt iDprben iparsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-26

fuusbem 2ebtneiHts 5nas
Tres. Das 6aar Rs RsniheH 1T Gin
isbr fompli5ieriss @ebiIbe. Weridies
b.ns Sprf6er babsn iib einstbenb nit
itiner Struttir. ieinem gDa9stbuni
uub isinT 2ebsnsfdbistsii bsi@df,
tist. gsribolb unb Dpnbers faHoeii,
bnb elm 5aar bsim ertpa9Itnsn sss
iunbsn Msni9eu bur9fdnittlid 5lpsi
biz feds Sabre oft fpnDsn tam. es
ipd6ii 1nidnsIid5 Ishr I6nsa: in 3ebn
3agsH runb 4 mm.; IN es absr aber
,bas SusenbitoDium binaiis. 10 iimmt
ts in Der sleihsn 3sitIpanne rur I'm
stnd 2 nm. 5u. Das aIterHoe 5nnr,
nIio eas flint Big feds Sabr Iebtnbe
Saor, ipdtjt IN tinem Wonnt fnum
nod msbtnr. Stbr iuiersfaHts Be
Dbnhtungtn iiber nn65arli1e Be-
siebungsn bsr aopfbaare 5usinnHSsr
ihsilt Der gerlinr Mebijintr pinlus
nit. 81 fnnb, baB INNER sirti bis
pier 5anrs cine Grnpps bilbsn. bsrsn
@Iieber ppneinanbsr abbdnsig Fnb.
-Sbr Wnhst6lim III psrftitbsn. ibre
adngs unb ibr giIisr slsi6fnlis. Dds
bur1 piro beiDirti. bnBs auf Elm un0
beridbsn Sislle nihi gIsidssiiis stiDa
bns aanr ipsssn gssnbisiina Der es.
bensidhigseit aiisfdlIt unb 10 Gin lee
rer 5led sntiteht. Ddli ems bitfer
HdGbarbanrs aus. .ssbt Der Rnnbnr
nit bem 7pbe nb-, 70 lpad,isn bk dlls
b.rsn Der grupps i'm 10 trditissr lub
bidsr. Gobnlb abr eisIs ibrsrisits
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