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Program.


(Roswell Realty Board $50 O'Clock
luncheon, today)
Toast Master, Prof. Hinshaw.
What the Roswell Realty Board
has Accomplished, Edward A Finni-
gan.
What the Roswell Realty Board
Expects to Accomplish, J. D. Bell.
Waterworks and its Advantage to
the City of Roswell, r. d. Bell.
Necessity of Regular Meetings and
Attendance, R. H. McCune.
What Roswell Needs in the Way
of Advertising, ]. T. Carlton.
Denver Real Estate Exchange and
it's Methods, A C. Wilson.
Mr. C. E. Mason, business manager
of the Roswell Daily Record for re
marks.
Mr. Will Robinson, of the Roswell
Register-Tribune, for remarks.
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J. PIERPONT MORGAN

I'm FOLlSE SOOH l.
London, July 12.-J. Pierpont Nor
gan appeared in police court today
as witness in the case of Mrs. JOS
ephiae Leslie, who was arrested at
New Market July 4, charged with de-
fraudiag members of we'll known
families by false pretenses, and who
represented herself to be a friend of
Mr.. Morgan He repudiated all know
ledge of Mrs. Leslie. He said that he
did not write her, advising her to
join one of his syndicates, aid new
er invited her. as alleged, to dine at
his sons house. On cross examina-
ton Mr.. Morgan said he did not re-
member any invitation being sent to
George Easterlock, the prisoners ia
ther, for a public dinner which Nor
gan gave in New York.
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Boise. Idaho. July 13.-With the
opening of court today, Attorney Ri
chardson sprung a surprise by an
nouncing that the defense rested. II
was expected that a powder expert
would be put ON the stand this morn
ing by the defense to testify regard
ing the Bradley explosion at Saz
Francisco. Consequently the prosecu
tion was not prepared with witnesses
in rebuttal The witnesses soon be
gan to straggle in, however.
john C. Rice was recalled. He tes
titled that in November. 1905, Orch
ard did not wear a mustache. This
contradicted the witness for the de
fense who swore that he heard Or
cnard make threats against Steunen
berg, describing Orchard as a man
with a large mustache.
Dan Gainey, of WalIa Walla, who
lost both feet in the Independence
explosion, testified that Domineck
Flynn, who had sworn that he was
playing poker with Orchard April 49,
1899, (the day of the Bunker Hill and
Sullivan explosions), had told him in
conversatio.t tnat he had not seen Or
chard since February, 1899. Gainey
said on cross examination that he
had corresponded with Orchard since
his arrest.
In contradic lion of the old soldier,
John d. Elliott, who said he heard
Orchard make threats against Steun-
e9lberg, the state introduced several
railway officials, who produced rec
ords showing that the trains on which
Elliott said he and Orchard travelled
did not make the connections which
Elliott described as part of the jour
ney.
J. H. Moser, proprietor of the Ket-
tie Block rooming house at Denver,
testified that Orchard, under the name
of Dempsey, stopped with him for
two weeks late in July, 1904. DR.. Nc
Gee, a witness for the defense, testi-
fed several days ago that he saw Or
cnard in Couer DAline at that time.
On cross examination, Moser said he
kept no TeCOTQ OI Su0SlS anu uIu uOl
remember the names of any other
transient guests in the summer of
1904.
Interest in the rebuttal case was
materially quickened by the calling
of August Paulson, of Wallace, Idaho,
one Of the owners of the Hercules
mine in which Orchard once held a
sixteenth interest. Paulson said he
could not remember the exact date
when Orchard sold his interest, but
that after the early spring of 1898 he
had nothing further to do with the
property. The state has claimed that
Orchard sold his interest a year or
so before the troubles in that part
of the state began The deed by which
Orchard transferred his interest in
the mine to Dan Gardiner was admit
ted in evidence over the protest of
the defense. It bore the date March
Z, 1898. Recess.
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shop. The library should
standard authors, besides be truly a
university of the people and should
have the same fostering care of the
state as the public school, State
support and control of the library
does not repress local initiative and
interest. AS in its aiding of the
public school, the policy of the state
with regard to the public library
would he to help those communities
that help themselves. =
The free school-book system and the
travelling library are power allies in
the library movement. .
There should be a central authority
exercising such control in the pur-
chase of books as would mean the
frustrating of the manipulations of
mere book agents. All
librarians, educators and pnilanthro-
pists should cooperate A campaign
for the broader culture should be car
ried on from legislature to remotest
district. This is the
time-savfng age. How will all the
time saved advantage us if we are ig-
norant of its value and unable to
spend it profitably? The school
must teach how to save time in get
ting the gist of the newspaper. AL
though valuable, newspapers cannot
take the place of the more purpose
full and larger literature. =
1t is ours by use of present oppor-
tunity to open highways to fulness of
life in the future
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FOR RECEIV-
ERSHIP WAS REFUSED,

case of considerable local inter
est was decided yesterday, when
Judge Pope, il chambers, refused an
application made for a Teceivership
for the Hondo Stone Manufacturing
W. Nilsson. The suit was brought
by the Roswell Lumber Company, Oh
iver Pearson and S. K. Johnson, and
was dismissed by the plaintiffs at
their own cost
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THE SCHOOL AND
THE LIBRARY.

Los Angeles, Cal, July 12.-Prof.
J. W. Olsen, State Superintendent
of public instruction of Minnesota, de-
livered an address before the general
sessions department today on the sub
ject, The School and the Library
which was in part as follows:
To be a true teacher one must be
able to see education in its finished
entirety-must recognize the value
of not only that education which
comes from the study of books, but
of that which comes from the study
of things, from communion with ma
ture, contact with men. .*e5*E5*E5Time
was when the public school concerned
itself chiefly with teaching how to
read; today the problem is more one
of teaching what to read-aow to get
that out of books which will help the
live The work of the
school should project itself into that
of the library. The need OF fuller
understanding between teacher and
library workers is becoming more
and more obvious. Librarians
should understand the school and the
needs of the children; general
knowledge OF the library and its
methods shuld be one of the require
ments for receiving a teachers GER
tificate - Every school
should have library containing
some of the best authors. besides
reference books for the pupils stud
les in classroom. labratory. and work
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STATUE OF GARIBALDI
UNVEILED IN PARIS.

Paris, July IA statue of Carl
baldi, Italy's gift to the city of Paris
was unveiled in Lowendal Square with
imposing civil aid military ceremo-
nfes in the presence of President Fal-
today. The italian veterans who
Garibaldi in defense of France during
the Franco-Germa7 war of 1901,
fraternized with the French veterans
of the army of Vosges in parade.
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The Record is informed by a city
Officer that the ordinance requiring
the cutting Of weeds is going to be
enforced with full penalties. The Rec
ord approves OF this disposition on the
part of the officials, and hopes they
viii even so farther and cut tae
weeds ON the streets which come .un-
der the duties Of the oficers them
selves
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BANK CASHIER
FOUND GUILTY.

Baltimore, Md, July 12.-John w.
H. Geiger, late cashier of the Canton
National Bank, of this city, was to-
day found guilty in the United States
Court of abstracting and fraudulently
using the funds of the bank Sentence
was suspended pending motion for
new trial.
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ABOUT ROSWELL HIGH
SCHOOL GRADUATES

1t seems fitting at this time to say,
for the benefit of those who do not
know, that graduates of the Roswell
High School have been admitted to
all Colleges and Universities to which
they have applied, for some five or
six years WITHOUT EXAMINATION.
It may be well for the people to re-
member, too, that the Central build
ing was erected in the early years of
the present decade.
C. D. THOMPSON.
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GROVER CLEVELAND
RESTING AT HOME

Princeton, N. J., July 12.-Former
President Cleveland is resting at his
home in this city, recuperating from
his recent illness. He has not yet de-
cided when he will join his family
at Tamworth, N H, for the summer
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MARK TWAIN BIDS
FAREWELL TO LONDON

London, July 12.-Mark Twain
Samuel L. Clemens) bade farewell
to London this morning. sailing for
home upon the steamer Minnetolka-
A great crowd of admirers at the sta
ton kept the American humorist bu-
sy shaking hands and gave him a
rousing cheer as the train left for
Tilbury.
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NEW OIL FIELD
OUT FROM DAYTON.

Yesterday party of sixteen per
sons, among them ]. C. Grant. of Ros-
well. went out from Dayton. and
about six miles southwest they were
shown the Swingle well. This well is
four hundred feet deep. and mingled
with the water flowing from 1t is
quite a quantity of oil. They also
found other good Indications OF oil,
and the project looked so good to
them that an oil company is under
process of formation
This new company has located the
entire field near Dayton and has Sc.
cured leases on part Of the land. G.
A. Richardson and J. G. Grant. Of
Roswell. are interested and also par.
ties from Artesia. Lake Arthur and
Dayton, ana Indiana parties. They
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WRIT OF MANDAMUS REFUs-
ED MAYOR scHMITZ.

San Francisco. Cal. July 12--The
District Court of Appeals refused to
day to grant Mayor Schmitz a writ
to set a date for settling the bill for
habeas corpus proceedings IN the case
in which he was convicted of extor-
ton and sentenced to FIVE years in
prison
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500, 900 WORTH OF
JEWELS STOLEN.

New York. July 12.-Jewels valued
at 100000, it was announced today,
have been stolen from the private
safe in the offices of ]. NJ. Ceballos
& Co. bankers and brokers. VINO re-
Gently failed for four million dollars.
The jewels were the personal prop
erty of Mr.. Ceballos.
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Don't forget the chicken and ice
cream at Shelby Hotel Sunday.

Mrs. C. G. Eaton and daughter
Miss Mabel, arrived last night on the
delayed train, from Auburn, Maine, to
spend six weeks visiting the family
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Stevens. Mrs
Eaton is a sister-i1-law of Mrs Ste
vens. They were residents of Roswell
seven years ago
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100000 to loan on irrigated farms.
long time loans. interest payable an
nually with privilege to pay on Ioan
before duel. B. Herbst. Financial
Agent. sos N. Main. opp. P. o.
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Notice.

Beginning on Sunday, the 14th, l
will serve meals at 420 N Richard
be 35c, all other meals 25c each
Mrs. Spain. 1872
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Cheapest money to loan on
city and country property.
Woodruff & De Freest. IOOtf
U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
N neal Renorf

Roswell, N. NJ. July 13.-Tempera-
ture.-Max.. 80; min. Sc. mean, IS.
Precipitation. 90; wind s.. velocity
4 miles; weather cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Sunday; stationa-
ry temperature.
NJ. WRIGHT.
o1cial n Charge.
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TO LOAN.
S25O0.OO to loan. Ap.
ply to KeIIahin ( CaIfee.
OIL, OIL, OIL.

If you want good goods at honest
prices, call up Phone 412 and ask our
wagon to deliver you our high-grade
oil or gasoline. Give us a trial and let
US convince you.
THE SUPERIOR REFINERY co,
Independent Oil Refineries.
76-tf. Phone Alp
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The contract for the bridge across
the Pecos river at Hagerman has
been let to Pigg & Mitchell, Texas
contracting company. The contract
price is s1O,3S0.71
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Notice.

The Bar Association will hold a
called meeting next Monday after
noon at two o'clock at the court
house.
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are thoroughly imbued with the idea
tnat oil will be found near Dayton.
and will at once give the region a
thorough test
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Five Dollars Reward.

For large bay mare, not branded
One-eyed Either strayed or stolen
from pasture 21s miles east of Ros-
well. Apply to ]. D. Smith, 700 N
Union, and receive reward. 12t6*
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EVIDENCE FOR DEFENSE IN HAY
WOOD CASE Is ALL IN TO THE
SURPRISE OF STATE.
EVIDENCE IN REBUTTAL

Witnesses for the State Strongly Con-
tradict Evidence Given by Witnesses
for the Defense Deed Proves the
Truth of Orchards Statement in
One Case.
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See US before buying your storage
coal.-P. ". Trading Co, phone 412
14tf
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YAMAMoTO AND AM
BASSADoR AoKl AT AMERI
CAN NAVY YARDS
CHOATf ON KOREA

American Delegate to The Hague
Says No Action Will. be Taken by
America in Korean Question Con-
gressman Says War With Japan is
Unthinkable.
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See our window for latest copy
right fiction. An the newest stun
Ingersolrs Book Store. lstf
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ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE WINS A
POINT IN THE ALABAMA
LEGISLATURE.
SALOONL CLOSE EARLY

Law Prohibiting Shipment of Liquor
into Prohibition Counties Taken Up
for Passage In Small Towns All
Saloons Must Close at Six.
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Don't forget the chicken and ice
cream at Shelby Hotel Sunday.
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WANTED
Money TO Loan.

have several calls for loans in a.
mounts ranging from $500 to S.. 900.
Edward A. Finnegan.
GARST BLDG.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-28

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Ier sefalsn Ourh 8sntsrn zines Scots.
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feline SiIferuie elite iein SruOsr 9erbei
uno beioe ertrduten.
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einem Abitiss nit ieinsm 5aaitirm
in ben GuasSee uno ertrant.
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Die BalobrGnoe auf Der obsren 6aI5=
INTEL geOdmpit. peun ni6t gang gee
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Snbem elm gobrer aui cine nod
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puroe in Der @reat 0eiternz@ru5e gu
m It al sails Der 9%rubenarbsis
ter q. @imbild ipfort gst0otst uno iein
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piro.
$9ie gbe6opgan MeblmiibIen
branntsn nit eiusm 9srluit oon $40.z
600 nie0er.
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Srodsniduppen Der Sdgsmiible BON
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2aserbduTer Our6 5susr 3sritort.
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miibIe Der OliDer Sron Mining So.
abgebrannt.
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giftung, ais 6Olgs elmer 4. Suliz9srs
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-28
gnlunntTdJe
Hud1rtmtRm.
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@augbR bat enti6iaoen, DdB uidt nur
fir ale 6oipitalsr, bic niht ausialieBs
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tyiebsn nsrSen. ionogrn aud fir
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aIs ftsusrfrsi eriIdrt, bs5ei5neie Der
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fir osn CottssoisHit Direct Be-
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NIP II ss. oaB bic BuTeide .Wlaihis
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Dat auf3uirsien. - Die groBseIh3ns
TeHsH b1oeH sssn BEN frE6sTen golis
ssi1e Collins. Ben fritsrsn Commits
iar OGOEasg gno zen skmsIiesn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-28
@eraipeifest nt@t tn Granf
belt,

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oGs Sure Rrdite Suiammen, UNI gsz
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4gentsR ~beriorgsn Sud oamit.
aorefe: Dr. Yetsr 5abrnen C Sons
So, 112-118 90. 6obne Q0e., gbi=
toao, 81.
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NhbIf uie t.enaeborfn.

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gnif9uibie,H eis. bet q 70 lanaf BaEi,it 9satu
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ylsr5sHi1ph9t. esbranais bossstH Haaor a6Hlgs
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nisber e%iussais; 2afsr atHis's glsrDtassiat.F u
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70 G1tot a5uiq. Hort WeaEt. Sab tubtrtiiu
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KOENIG MEDICINE CO.,
100 Lako str. CHICAGO, IBLs
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of.oo ois 0tafhf, 3 tfafntn fag e6soo3
asShS Sits ef6s ss.00.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-28

gu Watertopn purSe 6rl.
Map SthHeB BON sinem Surhgebenoeu
Yferoeseipoun aus ihrem pluto ges
ihleuOert unb erlitt 9erleBunaeu, be-
men lie 3 Stunoen oarauf erlag.
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6rou q. Stdbl, bic Satin zines pohl=
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ter, @srlebungen. OeneH iie erliegen
birfte.
Die anIaee Der Mit6eII
Mining Co. puroe our6 9liBidlap
singedihert. Shaoen $4,000.
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8id6rige 566tsrden oes @bepaares
oath 8alisr in ben Big Siour 5luf
uro ertranl.
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hammond bat aeseu q oortige
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taufs geTdlldter 2ebensmittel erboben.
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Der Stdht sefuRoen uno man fano
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BON ShmoI3 entbielt.
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tag bes q. uon sinem Tornado SEINE
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Bridge e s5ron 60" uno Yierce NUT
ben nieoergepebt uno oas Wobnbaus
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o~o afdnoig 3erlt0rt. Quh ionit rid
tete Der Sturm pielFah 5nuben dr..
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Dirt pur0eH pom Stats Sdulius
perintenoentsn Cotton in Dem Sduls
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goli3iitsu Sec. Sanlon Der q Sabre
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unb oa3u aud nod $5.334.14 gouHt1s
fonos, bat nun als Sagel0bner 3u ar
beiten augefangeR uno bofft. troB Ieis
nss Qltsrs. feline 8urgsn enti6doisen
81 t0Hnen.
Sn @aroiH's gart gu Goanss
pile brad cine 5ribine 3uIammen.
auf Der f6 400 gsrionsu bsfduosH
uno oiele oerIeIben nurbeu oerlgBt,
mebrers uobrihsinli6 t0btlih.-teber
GoansoiIIe un0 u~mgebuns ging
an 20. bis. Elm beftigsr @eipittsrturm
Rieosr. Der iih bis mad &entatp biHs
Elm Gritredte uno betrdhtlihen Shaoen
dnridtete. Der Bit traF in Der
Rdbs Don bier Sberlsp WithelPs 8es
pebr, Sisiss entluO it4 uHo t60tsts ben
8eiiber.
gus nitneren 9tnntett.
QebragTa. Sine mabre
Glutabibs, pis fs felt Sa6ren nift 9es
berriat, issse am 20. BIZ. in Oislen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-28

gerrsH 3. 4b. Ri6.sr & Co., ben Sac
brifanisn bs5 g2lnisr Poin Srpeaer' Dnrs
ben aui inttrnati0naleH AasfsunngeH
nihi psniasr ais SO Breis Wsoailen Ius
uionnt. Bie isbr DirO oaburh oas Beers
trauen at bisigm iDsllbsrlbmisH 6silmiitsl
erb5bti @sasH Rbeumatismus, grtdltuHs
aeu nno nsrp6is Gdmg3sn sitbs IS In Der
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