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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-12-09

through the well-known scenes with all
his accustomed feryor at Josephine i
feet 1T will not hurt so badly II re-
member him So" she told herself
proudly.
whittier art thou bound. fair Princess
Lovelylocks?" said Harry to her in the
words OF the play.
"A cruel ogre has plotted 10 shut me
up in his grim old castle" answered
Mamie, lightly Then Josephine called
him away and those were the last words
she heard her Prince Charming say
Josephine saw to that
And so the true princess went away
and left the prince in full possession OF
the false princess. How hard test il
was for her she never told She moved
quietly about her home on the farm,
tidying rooms. washing dishes. enter
tanning small cousins and doing the
thousand and one things that the daugh-
ter Of the house may do to make the
wheels OF home run smoothly.
The home talent play was great sue
cess They repeated II three times and
made $780," wrote Aunt Mary, and that
was all the news that came to her from
her fairyland. All until one day there
came square white envelope with writ
ing that Mamie glanced at once and then
fled to her room to read with cheeks
flaming as they had not famed since
the day she was called home.
Dear Princess Lovelylocks." she read,
will you let me come and make you lit
tie visit in the grim old castle where the
ogre has spirited you away?
Yours sincerely
HARRY GRAY"
For the dear old fairy tales had come
true again and the false princess had not
been able to deceive the prince twice.
while the real princess. after she had
stood the test received the reward she
wanted most
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-12-09
VICTORY OF STAND-PATTERS
Republicans Who Were Bolstered Up
by Trusts Are in the
Ascendant.

Senator Aldrich, Of Rhode Island, ono
of the three or four men who control the
congress of the United States. says that
IF the election means anything. it is a
stand pat victory" The Rhode Island
senator has logic with him, says the AL
bany Argus There was one political
party which favored tariff revision. and
one which favored Standing pat:" the
latter won. The Chicago platform. the
keynote speeches. the arguments on the
stump and in the press were stand pat"
and "let well enough alone" and the
people have Endorsed that policy. and
elected the party which championed il.
II is asserted that President Roose-
welt is disposed to call an extra session,
TO consider the subject OF tariff revision.
But there is no authorized announce
ment from the white house. There is.
however, a semi-official announcement
that the republican national committee
has an unexpended balance OF $500 000
in the treasury. These large sums did
not grow there; they were put there by
trusts, combinations and monopolies
whose profits will depend largely upon a
continuance of the Dingley tariff rates
and schedules, unreduced and unre-
vsed.
That the president will reject the adj
vice OF Aldrich. Allison. Dalzell and all
the seasoned republican veterans in
congress. and turn against the men
whose contributions financed the repub-
licen campaign fund. in order to vindi-
cate the democratic platform contention
that tariff revision is necessary
seems likely only TO the queer political
seers Of the New York Independent"
nrnes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-12-09
ALL HAPPY.

care three American women out ~ five
disappointed IN their husbandsg '-life)
lie thought he would investigate:
lie asked OF Mrs Brown
IL she We're happy with her mate.
The finest man In town."
she said. We never had "A tin.
And can only say
Ny husband would be perfect IT.
But then he walked away
lie next inquired Of Mrs Green.
Are you quite satisfied
With Green2" THE best man ever seen'
In earnest tones she cried
His lovers vows he's always kept;
lie never says me nay;
And he'd be Simply fine. except
but then he walked away.
lie went and asked old Mrs White
IL with white she was pleased;
i sing his praise with all my might,
lie Is so good" she whcezed
lie always has been nice and kind
Since our bright wedding day
IN fact. the only faults | find
Again he walked away.
The fourth he asked was Nrs Black.
My husband Yes, indeedl
I'm always IN accord with Jack
Ills every word | heed
He's not at all like other men,
And ! must gladly say
lie has not many faults-but, then
once more he walked away.
At last he asked OF his own wife:
Tray. how do | suit your
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-12-09

Jemira and the children are here ana
thefe Is good deal for me to 90. You
nave had good vacation and We think
you must be- rested "
on. but her father did not know! Her
mother oid not understand, Only a few
more Gays might make such adherence.
II only she dared 10 write back that sh e
eouid not cone now, that she could not
DC spared from the play that was 70 be
gwen next week Bat In truth she knew
mat she could be spared now Josephine
was well enough 10 take her part back.
ana only too glad 70 90 il. What could
she say? Nothing II would be un.
maidenly But yet -
The other girls said enough. They ex-
hausted every method Of persuasion and
indignation when her decision was made
known
Don't think OF such a thing Youll
lose all your chances, said plain-spoRen
Reba Lane. and romantic little Gene
We've added shyly:
This one week might make a differ
ence in all your life. Mamie"
DO You think care? DO you think
ia stay for any such reason as that?"
cried Mamie, 1ercely; but in her heart
she knew that she did care very much
and that she would give everything she
possessed 10 stay.
Well, II you wouldn't Josephine
would, said Reba You may be sure
that when she gets him into her clutches
youil never have a chance at Harry
Gray again. Write to your mother that
you can't come till the play is over"
But Mamie shook her head. smiling.
and with a very sore heart beneath her
smile she went down TO give her part TO
Josephine. whose rejoicing 10 polite re-
grets could conceal. and to pack into the
trunk her pretty gowns. which might
stay there long, for there were no gaye-
ties at home.
On the last night she went 10 the re-
hearsal 10 see her Prince Charming 20
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-12-09
LIGHT LACoNIcs.

The most experienced shopper neye
gets a bargain al church fair
A woman doesn't require nearly so
much material to make trouble as she
does to make a dress
A man who gets down on his knees
to propose Will be there for the rest
Of his life. II he is accepted
A girl always thinks a man is truth.
fui when he tells her that she is beau.
tiful. even when she knows she isn't.
II takes = smart man to catch a wild
ow. but any young thing with big blue
eyes and an innocent look can capture
widower.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-12-09

The latest story OF an Englishman' 5
inability readily to grasp the meaning
u American slang tells how one OF
hem saw a man knocked down by an
automobile in Fifth avenue. New York.
re helped the man TO his feet and said
iolicitousiy: Did the auto hit you?'
The victim thought the stranger was
suying him and replied gruffiy: oh.
20 chase yourself" The Engllshman.
In telling Of the incident, said Most
remarkable request. don't you know.
FOR how could | chase myself unless
here were two Of me?"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-12-09
Too Violent a Superstition.

TOO VlOOtHt u SuPPOsItIOH'
The question before the Plunkyille
Debating society was Resolved, That
IL would be right to steal from the
Standard Oil company"
The judges listened patiently to the
speakers on both sides. and brought
in this verdict
I'm our opinion the Affirmative has
adduced the better arguments. but in
view OF the utter absurdity Of discuss
ing such a proposition we nave decided
to call il a drawn battle. II might be
right to steal from the Standard Oil
company, but it would be impossible. =
Chicago Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-12-09

An old Rhode Island farmer was try
Ing to convert neighbor to socialism.
He explained his idea OF II. and pro-
fessed his willingness TO abide by its
.enets. Why" said he, under social
-sH, II had two heifers. I'd give you
ono II had two horses, I'd give you
ono" III you had two pigs. would you
divide with me?" asked the neighbor
All" said the old socialist, reproach-
fully. there ye're gettin' too near
he me. Ye know I've got two pigs"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-12-09
sHoaT sroRIEs

Rev. D.. Rainsfori the New York
preacher. was arguing With youth Of
his parish about the evils OF young
men smoking cigarettes What would
you think" he said. III you met an
angel coming along with cigarette
In his MOUTH" well. DOCTOR what
would you think II you saw an angel
with an umbrella and pair OF patent
leathers7"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-12-09

Some merchant in Paris hit upon the
novel scheme OF advertising hair tonic
by painting the name OF the tonic on
the heads OF bald-headed men and hav-
ing them walk through the street bare
headed. But Paris has a law that all
advertisements in public places must
have a revenue stamp, and the men
kicked against having the stamps
pasted on their heads, so the plan has
failed
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-12-09

One OF Sir Archibald Geike's stories
tells OF a funeral party at a railway
station and is typically Scotch, as
showing the proyerbial caution Of
those canny folk A gentleman asked
one who seemed TO be a mourner II
he were with the funeral. Man" said
the person addressed, I'm no just sure
that It is a funeral. for the corp hG5
missed the train connection"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-12-09

walk at all, and every makeshift tried
and all the medicine l took had not the
slightest effect. My back continued to
grow weaker until l began taking
Doan's Kidney Pills, and l must say i
was more than surprised and gratifed
to notice the back ache disappearing
gradually until it finally stopped
Doanis Kidney Pills sold by all
dealers or mailed on receipt of price,
30 cents per box. FosterMilburu Co.,
Buffalo. n. y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-12-09

THAT Missouri continues TO be a
democratic state is conclusively shown
by the official figures of the vote on
November s, as thus far cast up by the
secretary OF state. Democrats remained
at home by the thousand: that is the
plain. simple and unvarnishcd story Of
the final tally sheet TIE vote on gov
ernor Is not conclusive. although its
total is more than 10000 short OF that
of four years ago The figures on lieu
tenant governor. however, represent
party alignment with the persona
equation eliminated The vote fof
Dockery In 1900 is taken as the stand.
ard OF comparison.-St Louis Republic
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-12-09

says: A Sc
Fere cold set
tied in my
kidneys and
developed so
quickly that
I obliged
TO lay off
work on ac-
count Of the
aching in my
b ack a n d
sides For a
time l was
Il u able TO
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-12-09

A catalogue OF autograph letters.
published by London dealer has sur
prised a good many people by showing
the fact that Charles Dickens tail
name was Charles John Huffam Dick
ems
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-12-09

You are the Idol OF my life.
You are so good and true.
You haven't any faults at all
That ls-of course ! may
Find room for change, when recall
This time he had 20 stay.
w IL. N, in Chicago Daily Tribune
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-12-09

An international fund is TO be started
TO carry on the work of the late Prof..
Finsen, of Sweden.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-12-09
EVERY WALK IN LIFE.

A. A. Boyce. farmer, living three
and a half miles from Trenton, Mo,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-14

q 0iabeju alle Stores in bieler
Staot merben iest I'M ubr glbenbs
9ei6loIen, aus9enOmmen Samita9s.
DieieS wiro bis 1. September aufSes
balten mer6en.
- Sin 2jGbriger Sobn bes Sranf
WfarrOccO BON Slo 5or9e trant 6reita9
ein Suantum Gerpentin unb bic SOlse
mar, oaB er tOOtli6 ertrantte unb iein
Seben in @cfabr mar.
- slnorep, Elm iunser Sobn Ses Yas
trif Serbian BON Slo 5Orse, crpiibte
5rcitaS Wtor9en mebrere 5cisen, bic
nit Gatteu9ift britreut morSeu waren,
uno ab Oieielben. Oas Sino erfrantte
lebens9efdbrli6 uno nur prompter drSts
lider SHlfc 1T es gu perOanfen, baB Iein
Seben 9erettet warO.
- Senrp s. OtiemsDer, iriiber an
9Saibin9ton glpenue mobnbait, ltarb
9eitern in 9Seit Senecu (Suffulo), u.
o., im sllter bon 65 Sabren. Die Be
erOi9uns: finOct beute 0ia6mittas pom
9auie Der 5rau SiidOf, in 9lr6balO,
aus itatt. Der Seritorbene binterlGbt
cine SSittwe unO iicben Sinber unO mar
bier wOblbefannt.
- Gin iiiOli6 laufenScr 9abnwasen
Der Saurel Sinie uerlieB Wtontas 9ta6t
auf Der i6arien Siesuns seseniiber pom
OtaD slu9 Sarf oas @eleiie uno fiel aui
bic Settle nm. @s befauSen lib ;wan.
Gig PaiiaSiere in oem Subuwascn, aber
uur fiini Ocrielben ipuroen lei6t perleet.
Drei Der Serletteu wObnen in SSilfess
Barre, Swei in YittstOn. Die llrIa6c
oeS llnfalles lit unbefannt.
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SSi, Der Tentid,e.

SSieOer lit pon cinem 9rdBli6en Tin.
glitd 81 beri6ten, Ociicn Spfer taft aus
l4ltcBlid Scntide iinO. Sn eincm
tur3 Dor Sonntas Wtittus itattsefuuSe.
men 3niammrnitOBe SWii6en eincm
Falla9iers unb einem @rcurlions;u9e
Der GriesSabn iinb IA Rerlonen aet0o.
tet unb ungefabr 80 perleet worben.
OaS lln9liid crei9cnte ii6 in DtiSuale,
u. s., mo- Der fabrpluumdBiSe gaIIa.
9icrSu9 SeS 9reenwooS Safc. 3wei9es in
ben BON Wiit9lieOern bes glattocutlden
SereinS beiesten GrcuriiOns;us rannte.
Dteier bcitanb aus ~ SSassons nit
iwet Sotomotipen uno batte aui Der
station an9rbalten, I'M SSaiier ;u nebs
men. Sir ben llnfall lit Der Sisnalbcs
ante Der Station uerantwortli6 ,u bals
ten, Der ben bcreinfommenoen galias
9ierSu9 nibt beHahri6tiste, bab Oas
@eIeile ni6t frei. Die 9oSten unb
Serleeten befanoen fi9 ale in ben bcis
ben binteren GarS uno iinO nit weniscn
9luSnabmen Oeutide. bic in 9iew gorf,
SObOten nno SericD GitD pubnsu.
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Norb Serantpu.

- Die fiinijabri9e Wiar9aretb Si9s
gins BON slr6balO StraBc ipielte 9eltern
am Glen, pobci ibre SleiOer li6 entSiins
oeten uuO bic cine Seite oes SOrpcrS
gefdbrlid uerbrannt wurOe, oo6 linb
bic &unOcn ni6t t6btli6.
- Die 9idbrigc SbsrcIa Wiarcsco
pon Nlbri9bt stuenue ;iinOete Donners
flag ein Suantum Eulper an uno ebc
iie Der Slamme auSmei6en tonnte, marb
oas WtGOdcn in b0Ier S8eiIc am Sc.
ii6t uno Ocn SdnOen uerbranut.
- Das critic Spier Der Sruiabe bon
Wfapor Council 9e9cn unseieelibe Sc
trantcucrfGuier mar Soc YubOwsti uon
SlOpO Strabe, wel6er am Oonncrita0
uerbafte wurOe, ua6bem bic Foli;ei bic
nOtbi9cn Semeile gc9en i'm erlan9t
batte. Der Yoliicima9iitrat belegtc ibn
;u'einer Straie uOn $50, Die er CUR 3eit
ni6t beSabltc.
Z &illiam Snaitb BON STAGE StraBe
lieB WtOntag ben s. q. Curtis uerbai,
ten, weil Oieirr an9cbli9 5aubcn i'm
l8ertbc uon 1926 pcrfauft bait, bic Dem
Snaitb 9eBOrten, uuO Oas 9el6 bebielt,
anitatt cs al Oicien ubiulieferu. Der
9lngetla9tc uerSi6tete uuf Gin Serb0r
nnb itelltc Siir9iduit fir ieiu seridts
li6cs @ri9eineu.
= 5lOrence, Die 1Ojabrise 3o6ter beS
STANLEY Ycroutis uOn Gleuruicw Stra.
&c, uerlu6tc am SOnnta9 unter einer
in Sewc9nn9 befinolihen S1autel
ourhjuiprin9en, mar aber ni6t flint
genug uuo murOe BON Dem Site am
0intcrfopfc 9etrofien, eineu S6Goels
bru6 erbaltenO. Der bcbanoeluoe 9lr;t
be9tc sur 3cit 3weifel, oh ii6 Oas aino
nieoer erbolen miirbe.
- @inbrcter beiu6tcn friib Samitas
Wtor9cn bic Office Der Oioroenoe Seis
oeniabrif, niiIlcn abcr in ibrer 9lrbeit
gcitUrt worOen ieiH, ocnn Obi6on Gu
6en berum9eitreut maren, wirb ni6ts
uermiBt. SpGt in Der gia6t beS 9lei,
den cages periu6te elm unbefannter
Wiann in bic 9SObnung bon Srau 9urfe
an DAT StraBc einSubriu9cu, wuroe
aber BON Yalianten Oeri6cuht unO Yas
trid SugbcS lief ibm nad uuO CAB ibm
cine tiibti9c Sra6t Frii9cl.
= Srau Wtarsaret Gillen BON Tife
2luenue trieb am WtOnta9 nit se;o9es
nem Gcuoluer cine 9ln;abl slrbeiter Der
Sadawannu GOmpanie Don ibrem 2anoe,
ais bieielben SOrfebruuseu treifen wOlls
ten, oOrticlbit ein 9eleiie 81 lc9en. Die
@Ompanic mollte einen 2beil OeS &anSeS
fir cin Orittes 9eleilc, fonnte aber nit
Der Srau feline Gini9ung crSiclen uno
bcnadri6ti9te banu Sieielbe, Dap iie
beim @ertft eiueu neutrality-suspicious.
binterle9en merOe, abrr troeOem pertrieb
bic 6rau Die slrbciter, anitatt iie nit
eiuem GinbaltSbefcbl ;u balten.
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StaOt llnO Gountb.
llnirre Srlrpbuu Rummrr 1T 2335.

- Sn ben Sadananna Sarrenwcrfen
itnO SS slrbeiter we9en Wiansel al 9e.
I6aIti9un9 tempOrdr iuspeuoirt worben.
- Das iabrIide gic Sic Der ltabti,
I6en 3citnn9Strd9er wiro am 2S. Os.
UftS. I'M 9tag 9lus Yarf absebalten
wcrben.
- Or. q. 8. Gonncll bat als Stabs.
Aet Der slerSte I'M 2adapanna SoIpital
reii9nirt uno Or. 9ieeb Burns wurSe
ais Iein 9taafOl9er ernannt.
- OaS 13. 0te9iment piro bonn %.
bis 80. Snli icin jabrli6eS 6elblaser III
Gettysburg, Pa., be;ieben unb am ssrei,
tag Nbeno, Scn 22., oortbin abOampfen.
- WGbrenS Der Yer9niigun9en i'm
6reien bctOmmt man bdufig einen lab.
men 0fiiden, aber ct. Safobs furirt
prompt, penn man es iOfort anwenoet.
- stuf bic slntlase ieincs 0iadburs
Aoolpb Slein wurOe OOnncrita9 g..
Guppiari uOn SiiO @uibinston 9luenuc
we9en Salten cines unoroentli6en Saus
IeS iiir iein Scri6tIi6es GrI6eiucn I'M.
ter $500 Siirsidaft seItellt.
= Sames Sate, wel6er wabrcno oes
SOblen9rabrritreifs Den 3bOmas 9lllen
ju OfaribwOOb tDOtetc unb ;u ;wei Sab
rrn gefdngniB perurtbeilt murbc, lit
OOnnerita9 besnaoi8t unO oann ioiort
ans Der SaIt cntlaien worOen.
- Der bctannte 9lr6itctt Ste 6.
Silliams itarb Dienitas Wtorsen in
Der 2Sobnnn8 ieiner S6meiter an SiiO
SpOe &art slpcnue na9 turSer Sranfs
belt an 9terUenfteber. Der Serltorbene
mar 40 Sabre alt uno mir6 BON Der
Sattin unb Swei Stinoern iiberlebt.
- slr6balO 8. Sartlep, Der fir
lan9e Sabre i'm bicii9en 9Oitamt angc.
itellt mar unN mad ieinem Sort9an9
Oortielbit in Der y. JtObinion Yrauerei
Iiir mebrere SABRE. ais Su6fiibrcr funs
9irte, itarb Donneritas gta6t ;u 0iurtbs
umberlano I'M 9llter BON so 9abrcn.
BgAs Die @rcuriiOn Der Wtifflin 9lue.
nue beuti6en lutberiIden SOnnta0ss
i6nle, Die am 20. Suli na6 2afc 9lriel
itattfinben iOllte, lit bis gum Donner,
lta9, Den 4. 9lu9uit, Ueri6obeu poroen.
Die fir ben 20. Suli 9eOrudten 5idets
werben am A. slusuit @iiltisteit babcn.
- SIN Saufe bicicr @o6e ioa nod,
nit oem 3unucll Der 2aurel 2inie Der
2lnIan9 9ema6t weroeu. Der Sunnell
wirb pom 5uBc Der Grown Sucnuc bis
Bi cincm Buntte Sirert Iiiolid) BON oer
SrOOt Bride bur9 ioliSe Sci
ien 9ebro6en unO 400 SUP lang wer.
Oen. Wtan ernartct, bic 9lrbeit in
imOlf bis a6tSebn WiOnaten iertis ,u
itcllcn une Oir Soften werocn ctwa cine
balbe OtiIlion Dollars betrascn.
- slNuOtut @eOrge 0f. Sfell lit uOn
0cnrp .. SdlOB Der llnteridlasuns
BON 81 ,250 un9etlast worSen. S6lOb
bate Oas @elO bon ciuem 9auuercin 9es
bOrst, wObe Sfell als iein 9louofat
Iun9irte CT wollte bas @elS in ciner
Sant SepOntrcn, fam iebo6 Su ipdt uno
IibcrlieB cS bann sur Si6crbeit bel
Otell, Der ueripra6, es am iolsenbcn
DtOr9en Su bepOniren. Dies ioll cr abcr
ni6t 9etban baben uuO oaber bic 9lns
fla9e. Stea itellte WtOntas fir iein
1eri6tli6cS @ri9ciueu $4,000 SHrss
i6aft.
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Sn 6 iberp DOL puroe In
ben Iebten sebn Sabren bic 3abl Der
S4antpirtbibaften um Elm 9ritteI
perminbert. Sn Solge befsn tonntt
aud bic Ppliseimdnni9aft rebusirt
unb eine iGbrli6e Griparnib BON $4O,s
900 erSielt perben.
Obne 8ibeliiberfebuna
Iinb In 9ritif9sSnbien nod 108 Sprds
den, bic BON 100000 2euten 9es
Iproden iperben. 4uf ben p6ilippinen
lperben ebenfalIs iiber 80 Spru6en ges
fpro6eu, in tpel6e bic 9ibel bisber
ni6t iiberIebt tpurbe.
&reb unb M o ( d II 8 :
r te n unterminiren bic llfer bes
WfifIifiippi in 10 arger WeiIe, bab bic
Sn9enieure bieIe 8ibIarbeit fir ben
5al elmer bereinbre6enben So6flutt
ala ernIte 9efabr ertlGren. Die Rats
ten perfol9en bic &rebie als pilltoms
meme 9eute.
. lie . ampff d fife unter
6rttifber 5Iagge batten i'm Sabre 1903
einen Geiammttunnensebalt BON
zoos, ,756, bic Segelitbiffe bon 34,595
Sonnen. gtipd 93.5 9rosent bieIes
Sonnengebalts tommen or' neue Sdms
pier, bic fait ale i'm Der. &0nisrei9e
gebaut purben.
OnteG cams Grport mad
Rublanb bat iib i'm perfloFenen Sabre
gegen friibere Sabre ndbeSu perboppelt
unb be5ifferte iicb auf stfpa $20,0O0,s
600. Die Ser. Studten impprtirten
bon RubIdnb Daaren i'm 0ertbe bon
$11, 100000, etipd so proSent mebr
ais in friiberen Sabren.
QGle pertbbotlen M o.
nuftripte foIIen in Der nsuen Has
tionulbibliptbet gu 5IorenS na9 elmer
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