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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15

method OF locomotion which is the pop
ular ideal of what a womans walk
should be.
Aside from her character a woman's
walk Is an index TO her breeding. The
girl who walks down the street swing
ing her arms like pump handles may
have the happiest disposition in the
world. but little restraint exerted over
her flying members would give the pass
ers- by a more favorable impression Of
her bringing up and self-control
A woman's walk should be light and
buoyant, with head erect in natural
position and chest ~. All the move
ments should suggest ease. The leg
should swing out from the hip, and the
ball Of the foot should first strike the
eround-never the heel. The young
peasant women OF southern Europe. who
are used TO carrying baskets on their
heads, walk more like daughters Of the
gods than most OF our physical culture
advocates. and usually balancing jar
or basket on the head will help one gain
o firm and erect walk. provided one prac-
tees In a room OF sufficient size or out
of doors.
II takes more practice 10 walk well
than to do many a more difficult feat.
but a graceful walk is peculiar and
rare charm in either man or woman and
one worth seeking. for to achieve a good
carriage IS to 20 long way toward de-
seloping those good qualities Of mind
and spirit that are indicated by the cor
rect walk
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15
FOR BATHING COSTUME.
Case Made Of Waterproof Material--
This Is of Practical Value to
Offer as n Present.

This is a useful case for carrying q
bathing costume II should OF course,
be made in some waterproof material
Macintosh sheeting. which can be
bought by the yard is, of course. he
best. but Part Of an old mackintosl or
rainproof coat may be used If liked.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15
Wanted to Get Even

I'D Ike that tooth. please" said the
the torment
Certainly. my little man. but why do
you want IT," quer.el the dentist, hand
ing II over
We'll SIR" responded the gra,ifed
boy. I'm going 10 take II home and I'm
gong to stuff 1t full OF sugar Then | m
going TO put II On a plate, and. with a
triumphant grin, watch At ache."-N. u
World
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15

n more attention we're paid TO the
little eourtesies and amenities Of lie
many a rough road might be made
smooth. and sensitive boy and girl ma
lures be helped kindly and oonsiderats
ly over difficult plaees
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15

on the outside, about seven inches
from the buttcnholes. t. form "A ham
die by which to carry the case. The
costume is folded then 70, med into a
roll placed in the center o. the case,
and the ends are tied over ia the GEN.
ter and the sides folded over and but
toned
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15

lar. Soon after began taking Doan' 5
Kidney Pills j passed several gravel
stones. got well and the trouble has
NJ. returned. My back is good and
strong and my general health better. y
Sold by all dealers. 80 cents n box.
Foster -Milburn Co., Buffalo, y. Y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15

~Nov boys" said Sunday schoNS
,e,raer addressing the juvenile class.
NJ. either OF you tell me anything
....i Good Friday" Yes. ma'am, |
80 replied the boy at the foot II
M. lass. he was the fellow that
sooe the housework for Robinson
Crusoe."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15

critic relates that he was once
,r..,nt in the cottage at Ecclefechan
uh.ro Carlyle first saw the light.
vhsn an enthusiastic pilgrim asked
a. aWe-struck tones: And is this
rsaii, Tho room in which Carlyle was
hofn and received from the guide
III. the answer. AYE, an DOR Maggie
Wa Torn here, too"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15

and how to cure
them. Mrs. w. c.
Davis, of Groesbeck
Texas, says: " Back.
aches hurt me So
could hardly stand
Spells Of dizzines
and sick headache
were frequent ana
the action of the
kidneys was irregu'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15

First Doctor Isn't your practice among
the wealthy
Second Doctor-The fellow who can eat
with his own knife seldom needs mine
n y Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15

Gilbert. the British comic opera
Irr.tnst. was lunching at a country
cn.b when he found himself surround
% 5, six or seven ciorgymen who had
beeo on a motor tour OF the country
,hercah0uts Pretty soon the author
m ,ha -Mikado" was drawn into con-
,ersation. when his identity was
known. one Of the clergymen asked
Nh Gilbert how he felt in such grave
ana reverend company" Like lion
IN len OF Daniels, was IT, reply.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15
AILING WOMEN.
Keep TIE Kidneys Well and the Kidney:
Will Keep You Well.

Sick, suffering, languid women are
learning the true cause of bad backs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15

Piso's Cure for Consumption is an iniai. Z
bic medicine for coughs and colds ~. W
samuel, Ocean Grove, y. j.. Feb. Il. 1890
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15
On Him.

Ethyl Ito GLADYS. who has witnessed
a game Of football for the first time ~
Was Reggie on the eleven!
Gladys--W Well dear. from where | sat
II looked as though the eleven we're on
him -Lippncott's
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15

Dinner was a little late. A guest
the hostess To play something.
er herself q the piano she exc
c..ei Chopin noctErne. There was
s IA interval OF waiting to be
te decd In the erm silence she
,rreed TO an old gentleman on her
rehf and said. Would you like a
sonata before dinner" lie gave a
START ~ surprise and pleasure. Why.
vcs thanks" he said. Il had couple
On my way here, but think | could
stand another"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15
A -,.d Carriage.

A woman will look princess in
plain. neat frock II only her carriage
" GOOD
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-02-03

-or
o'to p ~, Gi'''''''-' '''0 T. -
AeN' ''Se.'' ''9VN'r
Methodist Gas uleeN4g. 10 a u f:
preaching. ,Q:30: -a0aath school.
ll:l5: Juuior t. l.. 3 b. III EpN1 nth
League $50: preaching service, $50.
lsev. +. Is. Damn, PASTOR
~, ,.,,..,,.,... 1850.
;,..'.. - \,
was held at the home III Miss
lrpirc Auaetuer2 Thursday eyeuin.
Ahyi:t ,u,riy were a9esenl and y very
'pl"..&anl .veaing V as enjoyed.
''es.-' AillFe"S lecture OK y pF'
'l4t4 ii .cti2 WIZ ." eiFen "ii sunday
evening. ito' - III 'ile liespA l'li"h
chuF9n, be7 Millei' extends VERY
cordia. iaNita''"n 70 ,"e 'e &"~
'" IL, g. 10 ~ .eal VA = "eVl g.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-02-03
The CHURCHES


Father Guilty will hold services at
Ellington Sunday.
Eslscopal services win be held
TUESDAY evening, Feb :, IN Guild
hall by Rev. r. igGett.
The ladies ala Of the Y. 3 church
ENJOY ed tea Ia,s,ias. afternoon at
the h me- Of Mrs ID. f stevens.
Tive singIag evangtMsfa are ex-
pecfrd 10 asslsr 10 Lhe r.ylya ser
wees AZ the NJ. =, church next week.
Presbyterian Church Sunday Ser
vices. Preaching, 1890 a. m, Sab
bath School, - M: &. L, meeting,
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-02-03

Waite Oak Per Cwt. $500
iSewL Miller went down TO peevcr
Tuesday.
M,s. G e. Knappen spent sunday
IA Wilmut.
Troop ID received ten new recruits
Tuesday evening.
Paul Iabcock went down to Mil
pank Tuesday, returning Thursday
H. L. Spackman returned Tuesday
from business trip to Grant Co.
Mrs. Perkins. nf Wllmot, spent
Sunday with relatives in this city.
Miss Adobe Malsed, of Milbank, is
visiting with relatived in tins city.
Mass Aat,a Peterson returned from
u visit with tri4uus in Minneapolis,
Tuesday.
O. Il, AXness spent the week IN
Minneapolis attending the lumber
mems convention.
VIM Monroe returned to Appleton
MundAy after week with friends
here.
Clifford Perkins returned from a
visit with friends at Mllbank Thurs
day.
H. o. Lund returned the first Of
the week from business trip TO the
cities.
n, 4. n, eleven has accepted The
prlnclpalship of the Hamilton, n. D..
SCHOOLS.
Nat Cline, the liveryman, who mas
been very low with pnsu DDnit. is re-
ported much better
Miss Emma Hicks. who has bsen
the guest Ut Relatives here, returned
Tuesday to Summit.
Fred knappen of Sioux came up on
a business miss on Saturday, leturn
ing Tuesday.
Deputy Head Consul III. Z. Brow
~ the NJ. W n. arrived IN the city
TUESDAY from Sioux Falls.
Miss Jones left for Columbus
Ohio, Monday, after Il pleasant visit
with her uncle, j. j Lewis
Mrs. Tom Lamb was called TO he,
home in southern Minnesota Thurs
day by the illness of her father,
Mrs. E. v. Bobb left Wednesda,
for Ch,cag,,, where she will visit TO
a few weeks with relatives.
The teachers examination for state
and grade certificates will be held a
supt. jones' office March "a and %.
Deputy Sheriff Swanson and Johr
'Toare, Of White Rock, came down or
business Saturday, returning Sue
day.
W. G. Otto, Henry Otto, Mel
Rrell.nd aud L y. Lunl left for Plne
O., MINI. the first OF the week t
look at land.
Miss Neva Knappen is suffering
from an attack of larngitis and ha
been unab4e To attepd to her achot
duties this week.
FREE! The Latest Game. Sen
three cents TO pay postage
Diamond Boat Lice, Ortunv'll'
MINI.
Miss Nay Noonau returned Satu
day { IN N .ha, VIII re she has bee
VISITING, and has again taken up h.
duties in the CALDWELL school.
Miss Maggie Connolly has resigne
her position with the Peever. Gorha
Mercantile Co aud will return TO IL
home in Grant county.
John Nordqulst, who has het
with the Milbahk creamery for u
past TWO years, is the new butte
maker at the Eddy creamery, assun
ing charge OF the work Monday.
/ DIT. NlYel Fe e', s; 9 t til u II. . If :! v
4 want splendid dentistry OF any XII
n see him. No pam extracting.
q Tim Donovan, Of Grant county. n
q bee: aa;ndged insane and wiz!
II taken to the asyIum at Yankton in
m few days. The yonng man Is d
violently insane and has ration
Oh soclls and it is thought may be
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-02-03
Sick
7: G: saC7 2. che

~. ~ e2.,~.. SsesS' e.li ~ssS .as M @..'
When your head aches. there
Is Z storm i'll the nervous sys-
ten, centcring i'll the brain.
This irritation produces pain
IL the head, and the turbulent
nerve current sent 10 the stonl-
acll causes nausea, vomiting.
This is sick headache, and
is dangerous, as frequent AID
prolonged attacks weaken the
brain, resulting in loss OF
memory, Inflammation, cpl
lepsy, fits, dizziness, etc.
.Allay this stormy, irritated,
aching condition by taking
DR.. Miles A,lti-pa ain Pills.
They stop the pain By sooth-
ing, strengthening and reiiev-
i;.g the tension upon the nerves
not by paralyzing them, as
do most headache remedies.
DR.. Miles AntiPain Pills do
rot contain opium, morphine,
cnloral,c cocaine or similar drugs.
sick headaeh4 is hereditary in NY
family. NY father suffered tF:ea5
52~ile tl.at we"o 50 severe tHat { WIS
unable 10 attend 10 nay business alters
tor q d1T or 80 at q time ~! ms y
worry severe attack cf neeGacNe, [ took
IT n les hnti-Ta!n Pills AID u :
relieved mo almost Numerically S!rc3
t.c9 / take mem Wien ! istI NC 5pe-i
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-02-03
MARKET EEpORT

These quotations. arr corrected weekly by
the Sisseloa Milling Ca, and are absolutely
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-02-03

a daily paper for 81 90 a yea7 ie
something the public has iong desired.
The Chicago Daily Review. a delight
full family daily giving AN MNportlnt
news. market reports and many il
taresLinI departments for laen
men ana cnidreu. Is sent to sWb
scrberS for 81 90 Il year. 40. for six
mOnthS 81 cents for three months.
Subscrlh he today. Address Tue Chicago
Review Co.. $3.50 Coco Cola Building,
Chicago, III.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-02-03

/ A large and apprec.atlye anfleucs
gathered IN the opera house Het'ncs-
day evening 10 listen 70 The lnIer~st-
lecture given ~ u i,llty Head Con-
su Brown OF Sioux f',tii5. y qGar-
tettc c,usi>tiug Of Mrs hammond.
Miss Parmctcc and MessrS. Heath ana
Ring, rendered t.yo selections which
were greatly enjoyed.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-02-03

Carel Leisch, the farmer at whose
place Auam Blr;h was >ItIel Sanda3
of last week. was held 20 he eitcaIj
court for mAnsla u2ht2r IN the secuu4j
degree, vltn bonds Clxe4 at $1,000
which were furu shed Andrews aUd
harrington de:enaad hlm Al The pre-
/ nii.ary hearing Monday
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15
@rcitct- iih

4u9 GrcflttiUz GumitC Der nNfuuijis
pulCu &iau" bat 600 ncllc Niit1licOcr
oliQcnommcL p BON ic0cr @ur0.
Gicic 600 N}itgliC0cr mcrOen qeluiiicr-
moBen oils &iili@.Goulite Oc2 III.
ipriinQIidcu @ln0crte Gon1ite'a be.
trudtct mo Ou2 GrCfutiusGomitc bel
Der Nuaiiibrlmg Der EIQnc Oeiicl6cu
bcDiililih icin, Or. 6enrp Barton
&ucoG3, &orijbcr oca Tinun5-Gonli-
ties, ucldc9 cincn Gumpuglc.TonO
BON $4,000 oufbrinacn iou, bcri6tctc
cute Gorti6rittc, @cnn elm puiicn.
Der &criamnIln0aplub QeilnOct
mcrOcu fonn, miro oo9 &mnocrtcrs
Gomitc nod)itcn MiontuQ cine Spc-
5ioisS iBunA bolten. @rdiiocnt Grc0oc,
SctrctGr Sholt uno &r. Gobn &.
Scn1uc9 mcrOCu BON alien StQ0ts
rotbasGonOioutct @uuiflGrlnQ ilbcr
ibrc bia4criAc politiidc &oufbubn
O%criol9cn. Io9 Grcfutiu.Gomitc bat
cjlcn @cbcimo9critcn crnunnt. mel,
der Den Gburuftcr mo Die politiihc
Eouibobn Der GonoiOotcu lmtcriudcn
iou, Scr Nonc oca N0cntcn miro ic-
0od) gcbrim gcboltcu.
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@rciS pI6tGi6 Qeitorbcn

8rciS pl0tIid |geitorbcn.
- Sr. 3nl. llbl itorb 4cltcrn W}ors
gen plobliA in Der Slide ieincrgGob-
ming. Or. G35, Yortlon0itroBc. Gr
lit IS Sabre olt rnb bci6mcrte iid
ii6cr llmpoblicin, ais CT nufltono.
Seine @ottin Nllgllitc criltdtc i'm,
iid) luicOcr 5lt @ctt 81 bcae6clL ood1
iuciQertc CT iid) 0ciicn. 6rou llbl
ginQ Damn nod Dem pbcrenS todluert
un0 ais tic mcl1igc Minlltcn ipotcr,
INN III ll6r, nod ser Slide 5urild.
fcbrtc, funo lie ibrcn Soften foot
olrf oen Iltb6obcn ser aiidc Iicgcn.
Coroner Yotrif =. Mortiu nntcrindt
ben Sal.
Nblc6cn. Sn Icincr @obs
rltng, 9tr. 4t6, NorO.Grcter. StroBe,
lit Sr. Iobn u. $. 9edcr, friibcr &oi-
iirer Der ebtnloliAen vGbciupcafcs
@nnf," gcitorben. Serr @cfcr mar
NE DCrlGlratbet ltllo DllltetiuBt MIR
cine Shnpcitcr, Sri. Gntmo u. @cdcr,
WonGieBi en- De
tCftin O'9onncl febrte qeltcrn Wtor-
Qcll Don 9tclp-Gorf 5uriid, 100 CT Gil
lie WtiQiNan, Der %o6rennOin" Ger
6rou ,%Suntc9 u. @cnnett bon 9tr.S57,
Ydrf- Npcnuc, ben 9iomantring OBJ
qcioat, mcl6c oieicl6e oollS Ycrlebe1l
am Singer bcbolten bate ais tic oelt
Sling o%1probirte," nnO ilbergob 6roll
gennctt ibr Gigelltblml. Siaie WtiQi-
gon muroc bon Gem 9tclu-0orfcr 80
Ii5eirid)ter Cornell freigeIoiielL nod)-
bent erfl1rt morocn, Die WtiQigon bo-
be Den Hin0 freimiaig ouSgcliefcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15
Staot Baltimore.
Tns Wcttcr.

-HN <IlAl-As
Iiir Moru(onO mo ocn Giltrift
Golunbio &cqcn oOcr SGncc mo
noro0itlihc @inoc.
Ger 60Mitc Recommendations mar
Al @roO nm , llbr 9}uhnlittuaa.
Ger uicori0itc lbcrmomctcritano
mar % @roO inn Z llDr MorAcno.
Mitt(crcr @oromctcritouo 3O.l0.
Ger nicOriQitc (bcrmonctcritor0
Scr lcBtcn 81 StumOcn in uu6folgcn.
Den StGOtcn mar mic iolQt: Gultport
s. @~nrtlun0 -. Bolton -, 9ll6onD
-, Mem Nort 2S, &orriaburg 26,
N"biloOclpbio Is, 9ltIontic Gitp 26,
MoihinQton 26, 9}oriolt 36, &nttcro2
10. Charlotte 10, @ilmiu9ton 3S,
Gborleiton #. Sopuuno6 IS, Sad.
ionpiuc -, <piter 81, Seen 92cit Ct.
9ltlouto II, Montgomcrp fl, 9}cm.
Orleans -, Yulcitinc II, @ulpclton
56, Corpus Gbriitic 60, Wiempbi9 fl,
Cincinnati -, Yitt2burQ IS. O9lpcgo
6. Buffalo H. Glcpclono 20, NCtroit
-, Tlpeno ,, W~torQncttc 1, @rCcrl
9op s, Gbicogo -, GulItb 10, ct.
Saul 20, Ct. 2ouis 40, @oniu9 Gitp
AZ, Snlobo 2l, &uron 20, 9i9mord
IS, @iniiton 20. SABRE %, Sclcno
26. Salt 2ofc Gitp II, Gcnpcr "a.
9tortb @lnttc 2G, Tooac II, NmoriQc
as, Cos NngclcS l6.
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9(nfnnft bcS y@Orfnm,"


@ol1Qt nit . aoiijtcl- unO $40 3rpl.
ifcn0cda Goiioaicrcn in @oIti-
more oil. - Cine itiirmji6c 6obrt.
Ecri6icocuca oon Gee u1O
1ofcn.
Ger .9}oroOcutihc %Iop0" Gontpfer
y@orflmL" Capt. G&crncr, fonl Ncitern
9}odmittoa gcQcn > lt6r am %ier
Nr. 8 jl Yoctit Eoiut, nod itilrnI.
idbcr Nriic al. Gr hattie $40 3lDi-
idcn0cda 4oiio0icrc iiir Baltimore
unO 9 &oiittcn- mno ctluo 2OO 3lpi-
idcuocda &oiiogicrc fiir @olpeIton
an @oro. Scr Compiler iubr 3ltr
Qlcihcn Belt nit ocm o9}orOOcutihcn
&louO" Compiler o&olu" uon &rcncr-
huucn uud baltimore ub, Ood fam
Die ,&0ll" bcrcjta lcbtcn Somito8
bier an. Die llriudC Der &criputlmg
0e2 nNortlm" mar Die Gbotiodc, BOB
err iomobl in Der 9tor0icc mie I'M
&oual BON idDpcrcn Stiirmcn bctrof-
len mllroc un0 0ubCr MIR Ioll8iom
uorlu0rta fommcu f0nutc.
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jliton0 Elm uor}ilgliAcr mar, ipur0cn
lntcr Nltfiidt oc@ &iili9~.G inmun0cz
rmaasGonumiii0r9 Stump rcgiitrirt
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ibrcn rcip. Ncitimmungaortcu 9c-
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iohc mar Die Nrmcicn6cit elmer Ocltt-
id)en &QpcQe an NorO Oc9 Shifica.
0iciclbc, ans t5 N}om b%citcbcnO, be-
Qicbt iid) nod @ulpcitou unO mill ooz
icl6it @oitipiclc gcbct, 2ll3 Der Cant
pier nohc Dem Yicr onlol0tc, ipicltc
Die &opcuc ooa oStcrncnbomcr,"
0cn oNfoub0ttall-W{nrid)," ionic bic
Oclltidc 9}utionoIbpmnc.
Die mciitcn Scr 0ffi5icrt iuro
&uuptbcumtcn Oc3 9opntrciS limo
ncr in Baltimore. Capt. Mcrncr.
Der @]cicbl9bobcr, ic0od mar por
ctpo / &ohrcn olrf Dem Compiler
Mart" in Baltimore, mo Der 3obl-
mciitcr, @r. &. 9%}clion fam fril6cr oti
Dem Gompfcr IS. $. Wfcicr" bicr6er,
Or lit Der 1ltcitc 3ob(mciitcr III
0icnitcn Oc2 o9}orOOclttldcn %lopO,"
Ocnn bulo iin0 Is 30 Sabre, OuB CT
bic &loDO-llniform oll5og.
Ser u9toroOcutidc &lopo"0 Compiler
oaoln" ioQ bclttc No6mittog nm ,
llbr bic Giidio6rt nod Bremen ontrcz
ten. Gtuo 6 &oiiitclr- ltpO 80 3rui-
idlcnOcd9 8oiiogicrc lucrOcn uod Der
often @cimotb fobrcn.
&onol iebt offcn.
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lit icbt micocr p%oQitGn0iQ filr oct
&crtcbr Nc0ffnct, mo oQc Compiler,
mclde Den &onol pnilircn m~iiIicL
iobrcn fo%brploum0Big uor bier ob
mo ton1ucn prompt on. Qic Bal.
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@on9c, lno ca lit iidcr, 0uB Der
6obrplon Der Compiler icBt roget
m0Big c~inQcbolten mcr0en miro.
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bon Der yNod Greef GumpfcrsSinic"
lit fijr5lidL mG6rcuO cr an Salts
@crfte, Stoncp Greet, lag, plobli6
Nciuntcll. Mon 1Ionbt, ooB Der &iel
ocS Campers oltrG Sis bci60Oigt
mllr0c.
0o5 Gobb Yoint . 2ellNtbo13 inn
Eotomoc lit 0urd) GiS9on0 iNlinm
bcl6G0i0t mor0cn.
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9lu0cmcinc Wncrfcnnnna

finOct bic bobe Grolit1t ocsn Solncc-
Sieres" ans 6re0. 9ollerlti6miot'S
~Nnlericon @reperp." SIS lit cill &C.
baltrcitcS, iein ihnedenocS, nlls
ben beIten Materialien hergcitelteS
@ebrGll. Gitmal probirt, miro es
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