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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-08
Amusen1ents
Uncle Josh Perkins.

Uncle Josh Perkins" is an excellent
comedy drama with a strong double
plot. The characters are carefully
drawn. the situations are realistic and
thescomedy in the play is in abund-
ance. Uncle Josh will be at the Met
rODOlitan tonight
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FOR THE PUBLIC GOOD.

One of the things which is being
emphasized in the gathering of the
state druggists in this city is the fact
that they are working in the interests
of the people of the state who are CON-
PEELED to purchase drug supplies of
them. 1t has been intimated that
they are opposed to the patent
medicines because if they were out of
the road there would be a larger field
for their own prescriptions.
The very fact that the organization
had brought Professor Ladd here to
speak upon the adulterated medicines
and that his remarks were heartily
approved by the members of the as
ISOLATION would be proof positive to
any North Dakotan of the fidelity of
the druggists to the interests of the
people.
Another matter in which they should
have the hearty cooperation of the
public is the vigorous prosecution of
all violations of the law requiring
those who attempt to fill prescriptions
to have license for so doing before
they are permitted to perform the
work.
The imperative need of such precau-
ton is apparent. The drugs which
are handed over the counter of the
average drug store in the course of
week would kill half the patrons If
the medicines were not SO prescribed
that they would become healing agents
instead Of deadly poisons.
In his address before the associa-
ton Professor Ladd cited an instance
where upon examination he found a
preparation which was supposed to
contain ticture of iron to contain a
strong solution of opium, while the one
which was intended to have contain
ed the opium in fact contained the
iron. In word the two had been
changed.
Had they been administered as la
beled the results must have been
disastrous. The very idea Of having
some one who does not know the
deadly character of a drug mix it for
the unsuspecting public which is en-
titled to have the most accurate att
tention. would not meet with a single
approval if rightly considered.
This is one Of the works which the
association has done and from the
record of its prosecutions it has been
well done No one who has not passed
a satisfactory test has been allowed
to pose as druggist in the state. 1t
meant little to the members of the
profession but to the public whom
the profession was seeking to pro-
tect it meant the assurance that the
man who prepared the prescription
had been compelled to prove to the
board of examiners that he knew his
business. The public should hold up
the hands of those who are seeking to
save .iem from quacks and impostors.
Two depositors Of busted Chicago
bank on rushing up to the bank build
ing dropped dead The knowledge that
the officials had not also carried of
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se,tine.t to BE- l.culcated.

Let reverence of law be breathed by
1rattles in her lap; let It be taught in
The schools. seminaries and colleges:
Let It be written in primers. spelling
looks and almanacs; let it be preached
1ative halls and enforced in courts Of
Justice; in short. let it become the
Ool1tical religion Of the nation"
Abraham Lincolp.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-08

The large colony of Pittsburg mil
lionaires have real grievance. Jer-
ONE has placed the Thaw case at the
bottom of the criminal calendar, and
this intentional slight to the limelight
seekers will never be forgiven.
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we're. and. after an interview with the
hotel physician, he said pettishly:
Spare diet. long walks-l could
have managed all that without coming
to this expensive place.
Ives. said the physician. but you
forget the annoyance induced by our
high prices. That of itself will go
long way toward reducing your
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-08

Our own Vic Chaffee opened Uncle
SANS land Office in wilHston August
/. and the next day the town went dry
for the first time in it's history.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-08

The governments policy in Russia is
referred to as 1.-The stinchinsky policy
The Russians are not revolting-they
are simply trying to burn a rag.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-08

The big headlines announce that
"Dowie is dying" Dying. perhaps, for
chance to glom volivia's flowing
lilacs.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
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. Congressman
. A. j. GRONNA. of Nelson. .
. T. F. MARSHALL, of Dickey. 8
. Governor =
. e. Y. SARLES, of Trail. =
. Lieutenant Governor 8
. r. S. LEWIS, of Cass. {
. Treasurer 9
. A. PETERSON, of Sargent. 9
. Auditor :
. H. L. HOLMES. of Pembina. 9
= Secretary of State .
. ALFRED BLAISDELL. of Ward. :
. Supt of Public Instruction 8
. w. L. STOCkWELL, of Walsh. :
. Insurance Commissioner =
. E. C. COOPER, of Grand Forks. :
. Attorney General 9",a Z
. T. F. M'CUE, of Foster. .
. Supreme Court Justices Z
. D. E. MORGAN, of Ramsey. =
- JOHN KNAUF. of Stutsman. Z
. Commissioner of Agriculture =
w. C. GILBREATH, of Morton.
y Railroad Commissioners
. C. 8. DIESEM, of LaMoure. 4
= ERICK STAFNE, of Richland.
. SIMON WESLEY. of Pierce. 8
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The Prices Helped.

In a discussion of expensive health
resorts and watering places, Bishop
McVickar of Providence said the other
day:
"A friend of mine. a very stout fell
low. once went to Marienbad to get his
weight reduced. He had heard great
things of Marienbad, and hoped to lose
80 pounds or SO with no inconvenience
to himself
But he found the rates excessively
high, and the regimen excessively Sc
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-08

w. H. Kelsey, real estate, has opened
his new ONCE at 20 N. Fourth street.
Both phones. No. 20. He will do q
general real estate business. Give
him call.
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WEDDING BELLS.
Miss King to Become Bride of s. C.
Lush Tomorrow.

Tomorrow afternoon at st. Michael's
church. Rev. E. J. Conaty officiating,
will occur the wedding of Miss jose
prime King of this city to Mr.. s. C.
Lush, well known railroad man on
the Northern Pacific running out of
here. Miss King has been employed
at the Northwestern Telephone COM
pany's Office for some time as long
distance operator and has a wide cir
Gle OF friends. A wedding supper will
be served at the home Of the brides
mother on North Fifth street and
tney Will leave for wedding trip of
several days. -
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-08

This is an era of great inventions.
But the ingenuity of man has been
unable to devise scheme that will ex-
tract hairs from boarding house but
ter
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-08

Would stock in an airship compan
be considered inflated security?
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-08

The Russian strikers should copy the
rtuai OF the Chicago Transfers. Things
would then moveovitch smootheroski.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-08

These druggists who have captured
Grand Forks are great mixers.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-08

In North Dakota everybody works
but the hobo.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-08

SINGER WANTED FOR ILLUSTRAT-
50 songs. Lady preferred. Apply at
: WANTED-K1TCHEN GIRL. yGREAT
Northern Hotel, East Grand Forks.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-08

Two depositors of busted Chicago
bank on rushing up to the bank build
ing dropped dead. The knowledge that
the officials had not also carried off
the building was undoubtedly the cause.
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"Taken Aback.o

S. Baring-Gould, the English novel.
list, had the bitter pleasure last month
OF reading many unfattering obitu-
aries of himself. Through an error he
was reported dead, and the news
papers of his native land declared un-
animously that he had left no good
work behind.
An American editor dined with Mr.,
Baring-Gould in London during the
season. The talk turned to the pre-
mature obituaries, and the American
said:
How did you feel on reading them?''
Taken aback. nonplused," the
novelistNgrimly replied, II felt like an
East Ham lady who owned a parrot,
The lady's cook came to her one
morning in joyful excitement: =.
Oh, ma'am,' she cried, the Darrot
has learned some more new words"
Good said the East Ham lady.
That bird is wonderfully teachable.
1t sits and drinks in every blessed
word my husband says to me. What
does 1t say now?'
1T keeps a-sayin',' said the cook.
Shut up, you old fool!'"
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Stories of the Hour
The Height Of Meanness

Miss Ida NJ. Tarbell. the we'll known
writer, was discussing the harsh treat
ment that multi-millionaire had
given his underpaid hands.
Such treatment" said Miss Tarbell,
made my blood boil when l heard of
1t. 1t was mean. 1t was the height of
meanness. 1t reminded me"-here she
smiled-"of the conduct of a certain
park policeman on a summer after
noon.
This policeman, politely accosting a
modest gentleman in an alpaca coat,
said:
beg pardon. sir; but could you
lend me lead pencil?'
Why certainly smiled the gentle
man. producing one at once.
And now your address, please the
policeman went on. L saw you picking
flowers moment ago."
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-08

Quill toothpicks come from France.
The largest factory in the world is
near Paris, where there is an annual
product of 2O,000,000 quilts. The fac
tory was started to make quill pens
but when these went out Of general
use 1t was converted into a toothpick
mill.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-08

II fortune disregard thy claim.
Don't hang thy head in fear and shame,
But marry the girl you love best.
Rocky Mountain Tea will do the rest
Lion Drug Store.
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They were seated in the car of the
N. P. enroute to the fair grounds. He
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-09
Slutiscr aampf sluiidcn Strifcrn
nno NeteftiuS.

9uding + q III, Nue., 8. Oft. -
Die oWc2nren 2umber So" ueriudte
beute, encn Strife Elm Gnoe 81 mo.
hcn, luclher ieit einem Ionat in
ibrcm Gtabliiicment I'M @onge gene.
len lit. Strifer uno 9etettips ieuer.
ten ouf einonoer lmo Scr aanpi lit
nod I'M @ange. gis 2.45 Hahnlit-
tags poren 5mei Strifer getootet uno
Elm Getcftip, iolpie t3 onoere Eerio.
nen permllnoet.
Iie 8ct0bteten linb Dem Gerneb.
alcn nuh Scr Yriiiioent lro Scr Gice.
Er1lioent Ser 2umbermen's llniou."
Sun0ert Wonn Snfonterie un0 ein
Gctodcment grtillerie, nit einen
Woldinengeidiit, lino aus Sttomo
bierbcr bcorocrt morben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-09
3n raid bei Der Samo nit bcm Nc-
uuluer.

Sdcra mcnto Gol. 8. Off
Osfnr Serolo begegnete geltern9lbeno
alti ocm Selnpege bon elmer aarten.
pnrtie eiuem Wanne, Der nabe Ger
Ode bon 10. lmo @sStraBe binter eli.
nem 9oume itanO. gr bielt oen lin.
befannten fir einen Strobenr1uber,
uno ais er ouf ieinen 3urui feline
9lntlport 6efom, 500 er Ieinen Hepol-
per unO idoB Sen Wonn nieber. Ger
Serpunoete. BON elmer augel in Den
aopi getroifen, itorb lpenige Stitn.
ben ipGter i'm Soipital, no er ais
Gbarles ". SbeiB. Gbeiclerf oes 9ii.
reous Der oFoital telegraph 60, ="
agnos5irt lpllroc. 5beiB ioa geltern
ltorf getrlttfen bnben uno i'm Houi6
ieinen @ea oerloren boben. SerolO
ltellte iih Den 9eboroeu llnb pllrOe
gegen 9iirgid)oit bon $4,000 5um
Ero5eB geltellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-09

bolten, Die Tolienfrage in Ser @eiie
SIT loien, mic mir iie fir rihtig erach.
ten" ertlGrte Gilman. @r fiibrte
aus, oaB Die @ciBen oeS Siibens ME
unb nimmer ben 9teger alS gleifbe.
rehtigt auerfennen meroeu, uno Dab
ieoer SbDar5c, Dem cs nab elmer
pciBen 5rau gcliiltet, oicS nit Dem
2cben be5ublen muB. tSalIhe Ero.
pbetcn bittcu oen 9tegern einen 0iin'
fel beisebroht, Der ibuen ltatt gum
9tuben gum Shaoen gereide. 0tii.
Bi9gaua lmO GagabunOaoe unter oen
9tegern greifcn INNER mebr nm iitb
lno eS iei on ser 3eit, 5u perlangen,
Dab ieber Sdmor5e cincn EoB Dor.
5ei9e, nm 3u belpeiIen, oaB er ieBbaft
uno fein Seruntreibcr lei.
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Gridluh Scn glngrcifer ieiner Iodlter

Eaoucob, ap., 8. Sftober. -
Den Sones, ein junger 9se9er, muroe
no6e 8ids6urg, 2epingltone.Gountp,
bon Dem 6orrner Sobn Scott, oeiien
5ohter er 81 pergeipaltieen periliht
butte, eridoiien. Seott fuurbe nidt
perbaitet nno oie oifentlihe Weinllng
unter ser geu0lferilng Der @egenb
lit, ooB cr Elm Hedt 5li Der 3but bate.
WGbreno Der lpbtcn 5ipei Dionnte iino
,pei onoere Heger in 2ipingtitone.
Gonntp ipegen 2lngriife aui ipeiBe
6rauen gelpnft woroen. Cine ge-
beine S1nappsbrennerei, lpeld)e in
Der @egeno betrieben mirb lino in
ruelber Die 9teger ibren Shnapps er.
luneen miro iiir Die pielen bon
Sdlpar5en periibtcn Werbrehen Der.
antlportIid) crflnrt.
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ltnidDnloig aelgndJt?

2ittle u o If, s. Sftober. -
@1breno Der lebten @taht tpuroe Elm
gteger, 9tomens 9lad6urn, si Or
gentu, nabe bier, ourh einen Mob
ans Dem @ef1n9niB gebolt nnb &C.
lpndt. gr mar ipegen perlneintliher
getbeiligung al Dem geltrigen Ioi-
ienfampic uno Der Grmorolmg Sobn
2inoiep'S perbaitet iporben, nho es
iGeint jest, oob ct iinihulois mar.
lleber 800 gteger perlieBen eeitern
s(beno ibre @obnlm9en in 9(rgento
uno fomen bierber, Inn Die Naht bier
5l oerbringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-09
Sin Gpfcr Scr SdlnnSliteratnr.

Swoiio, @id., 8. Ofteber. =
Seiiic @eroop Elm 5molii0briges
Sdulmdoden, bcging beute in sc.
genmart bon bier fIeinen ,Sreunoin.
nen I'M GumpenbmiIe ser S6ule fir
Tenice 5opnibip Selbitmoro our6
Ginnebmen BON @iit. 0os M1oden
mar ali .gelbe" 9iomane perieiieu
uno man gIallbt, boB oas 2eien BON
S6unoIiteratur iie gum Selbitmorb
trieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-09
glls ainbcsm6rbcr in Saft.

Eort $ nron, Micb.. s. Oft. 49,
Sert aenp, 80 Sabre alt, uno feline
29.i0brise @ottia Moaie iino bier
inter Der slnflo9e nerboitet noroen,
ibr fleines ano am 4. September er-
moroet 81 babeu. Gas aino pllroe
innerbulb elmer @obe nad Der Sci
rot6 lciner Gltern eeboren. aemp
fat, pie Die Eoli5ei mittbeilt, elm @e.
It1noniB nbgelegt uno oarin erfl6rt,
Sdam bobe i'm 5u Ser 5bat getrie-
ben. Seine 6rou babe teinen 9ln-
tbeil an Dem &erbreden gebabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-09
Gilman iiber bic Haiienfrasr.

guguitn, Ga, 8. Sftober. -
Sm oslusuiia 2pceum" belt Senntor
liGman pon Siio.GaroIina eine gfeoe
iiber Die Eaiienirage geIde Danfees
3piiden Cape Goo uno ser Soae iol.
len uns M1nner 0es Siioens flid)t ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-09
Stptis.
Siirean ber .ilnitrS 1ainuabs & electric
Sumpaun."


IN Der Eienitag 9adt ben 9. Sftober 1906
iperben bie 9adlt.slaggpue Der SarepfStr.'
nub Bprt,9lueune,9inic Siuiicben Der @de bon
6dbeiies no Sopuro, Srdbe uno ebares. uno
9pulpabs sStrnbe uud1 Der Solparo', 9ouuuof:
GbnrIessStraBe dbgeIeitet meroen; Hitebr dut
oericlben 9inte.
Son W,ittwud,. scn TO- Sftober, on unb bis
Nl @upe Der 9Spd,e ipibreno Der geueonttruf'
tion Der SrIeic an gbaries' Siyase spinlSsbe,l
gons bcr 2inoeu.Auc.. ..einie, 8iuiicnen @de bon
Gazette. nnb Charles crane unS @srrnans itno in
Gjernuns Strabe aspeIeitet uno iiber biefeIbe
Strede nab GbarleS' Strate 5uriidiubren.
1runsierirlarien perben pdbreno oieer Belt
on oer @de bon ,sunettes uno ealoertsStrabe
fir bic GalnertsstraBsn'Sinie ino an Der ede
bon Baltimore lino Nortbs sSirube fir Die Sapf
Straben., Wiahiion,slpe.s, EennfbIpnniassloe,' :,
Sarfcrosglpenues uno Orleans sStrdbers2inte III
SerfeIben Ghtunp pie an Der @de bon 8aIti.
more. unb 9barIessStrabe ausaeiteut perben.
more. 8. Sitpber 1906,
pm. ". Spuir
(2S2) sGefbdfsfibrer.
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Gin seniationspro,e
Or. Sro,pcr in Ncw- ScricD uescn
G5attinmprbes uur @cridt.

3lpciiel an ser Sdulo eines in ser
porlebten Hadt 5u 9lr9enta, glrf.,
gelpndten Hegers.- 2pnhmoroe
in 2ipingltone.Gountp, &enhtdp.
Sunbesienator Sillmnn iiber
oie 2oiung bes Taiienpro6lemS.
- Gin Strife in Canada perur.
iaGt 9lutpergieBen. - Gin @6cs
poar in Wfidigon, ipclrhes 5u ipGt
gc6cirntbct bate, rpegen Ginoes.
moroes perbaitet.
Conn 5 q ioer, Nh, s. Oft. -
@iner ser intereiiantelten Wtpropro.
3eiie, pelAe ie int Stoote perbonoelt
muroen nobm bellte oobier ieinen
Nniang, Or Sranf 9roper miro
aif Die slnfloge pro5eiiirt, I'M Sep
tember b. s. in 2ofewooo ieine Sat
tin erntoroet 5il bnben. Gr ioll Der
,Srou 9lrlenif lno gellioblenes @las
eingegeben baben, olS lie am IA. Sep.
tember 1905 erfranfte ,3mei 8rnn.
fenp1rteriunen blieben nur fllr5e
3eit. neil lie NIT ser 9ebanolung Ser
Gaticntin bilrh ocn 8atten nicbt 81.
frle0en luoren lllo ais Die Sruu ont
%. September ltorb, ltellte Or. Gotc,
ben Or. 9romer gcrllfcn, Den So0ten.
ihein aus, in meld)em9rigbt's aronf-
belt ais SooeSurlode ongegeben nor.
Die Srou mor in elmer 2ebellsperiibe,
rings @eiellibait fir $1,000 pera
iihert, ober ebe Die @eiellid)oft oem
@atten Die &erii6erung aus5oblte,
ltellte lie cine llnterluhlmg an uno
&ermonote Der Trau iebten es I'M De.
5enI6er 0ur6, OoB Die 2eide oilsge.
gra6en puroe. Gle 9(nolpiir1ing bes
Mingens inl oas Gorbunoeniein BON
8iit uno genablenem @lns erge6en
baben, mesbalb Ir. 9romn nerbaitet
mlroe lie gtnfloge bebauptet nun,
Dab Or. 9romer oie @nttit oergiftet,
linn Die TerlidJerilnD 5lt erlon9en mo
cine slnoere beirotben 81 fonnen, nit
peldcr er Elm ScrbGltnib gebabt ba.
ben ioa. gS iino iiber pier5ig 3ell.
gen, Oorunter perlAieoene gler8te Dor.
gelaoen uno Der Yro5eB miro Die
gan5e @ohe in 9lniprud) ne1men. @s
lit Der 5neite @iitlnpro.B .Bro5eB ieit
Dem Sabre 1894, ais IN Srenton Gin
Wlnnn wegen @ergiftung ieincs Sob-
mes, Inn Die 8eriderung 81 erlongen,
Dor Hibter Seon glbbett pro,ciiirt
lpuroc. Or. Gdte lit Scr slrit, Der
mebrerc Male aus 2ofemooo Der.
IdwonO.
SSSn Der beutigen @eri6tsiibln1
muroen Die einleitenoen 8erbanolin.
gen erleoigt mo cine Slrp Sniom.
mengeiebt. g. Subion Hibgeluup, cin
Grocer aus 2ittlc Ggg Sarbor, ltebt
ols Sbmonn an Der Spite oerielben.
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l1ieren. uno Slalen- -Seioen,

llriniidbe nno SauisSeranfbsiteu, siaicniteine,
3uderfranfbet. ssuiieriudbt slbftenms SeS gsaf.
fers, liibeitdnbiafeit oes trims, Priebtlne
stranfbeit stlbnmnurin Ino In allen isdaen, roo
Nrid Snit"s@coenfne eerbanSen II oscr sas
SSaffcr bid tuofia uub eemiibt 1T nit eubitan.
sen. ipie bas SSetbe etres Gies ooer ssaoen pie
ipeibe Seioe, ueer es bat Elm ranfbuftes, ounfIes
biltofeS Iusfebcn nno ipeiben Bone Guit"s9}os
oeninp nhe nciin cin prdelnpes. brennsnbes
Sctilbl bei'n Gaiiren bon gSniier ipabrnebmbar
it, una Gbnter5cn i'm slreii5e uno in ben 2enoen.
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9te S6maben,
Die arantelt,
Starf mao seiuno semadt onrd
9r.GaoluaDS
ResoRpent.

Seoer Sropien pon Or. Haonap's
Meiolpent tr1gt oltrd) oas glut. oen
ShluciB, llrin uno onoere 6liiIiigfei-
ten un6 Sdite bes lSpltenls oie Sc.
6enSfroit, oenn es erictt Die slbion.
berltngen Oes aorpers NIT nellem
mo seiltnoem Moterial. Ir. Gao-
pap's 9feiolpent lit Die ein3ise poii.
tine Stir fir
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ebaulpIaiu. Rem g)orf

9inc SIdfbc bon y.no,pab's TefoIbent eittbdlt
mebr bcs aitiben prinSips bet @,ebi5in, ais IT,.
aenb cine anSere Yrdparation 3u nebmen In
IbeeIbfieIs9pfen, udbrerb anoere fiiuf ober
fe6smdl mebr erforbern Frris 81. gerfauft
bon Ipoibefern ODER init grpreb susef6idt.
hornnsbe5a6It anf gmpfans inieres BreifeS.
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