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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-12-31

ducing a temperature OF about 1000
degrees below zero, Great grandfather
Billie came nosing around to see what
was up. and they suddenly pushed
him into the machine. In an instant
he was liquid ghost. He condensed
into a dull gray liquid of about the
consistency of castor oil-about half
teaspoonful Artabanus immediate
ly ran and got an empty whisky bot.
tie and poured Great grandfather Bif-
fie into it. and corked him up. and la
beled It Poison Greatgrandfather
Billie" The next week he moved in
to town. and for two years the bot
tie sat on shelf of Artabanus' med
icine closet as calm and cool as Gu
cumber, and all was WELT
But last Wednesday. atsabout four
in the morning. Artabanus awoke
with a severe collie, and he made
dash for the medicine closet 10 take
a swig OF whisky. and in the dark he
got a-hold of the bottle of Great
grandfather Billie, and pulled out the
cork and swallowed the contents be-
fore he knew his mistake. Arta'
banus Immediately fell on the floor,
yelling with pain. As soon as the
liquid ghost went down 1t began TO
expand. and by the time Mrs. Blthe
reached her husband he was so fuli
of expanded great-grandfather that he
looked more like balloon than
human being Mrs. Bihie ran scream
ing for a doctor, and that was what
saved her life. for Just as she reached
the corner Artabanus exploded ana
blew the whole front OF the house
out. After hunting for three days
not enough OF him has been found 70
decide whether he is dead or not but
the general opinion is that he is as
dead as n doornail.
The odd thing is that the ghost OF
Great-grandfather Bifie also disap-
peared. The supposition is that after
being in such a cold state for so long
the old rascal IL at length willing 70
20 TO that hot place where he De
longs, 10 warm up little.
Copyright 1903. by w. @ Chapman
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-12-31

LIMITED STATES District Attor-
" ney Daniel w Baker and An
drew A. Lipscomb. the leading Grim
inal lawyer Of Washington. passed the
lie and engaged in a rough-and-tumbIe
fight under the eyes Of Justice Ashley
NJ. Gould several days ago.
Mr.. Baker was the prosecutor and
Mr. Lipscomb the attorney OF the de
Tense In the trial OF John W. Collier.
a policeman. charged with killing his
captain on Inauguration day In the
course OF the trial Lipscomb inslnu-
ated that the district attorney had at
tempted 10 intimidate Rev. Dr. Ed
ward Mott. Golfers pastor. by writing
a letter 70 the bishop OF Washington
objecting 10 Dr. Mott appearing as a
character witness for Collier.
Mr. Baker was on his feet in an in
slant with an objection. but Lipscomb
vas not 70 be headed of
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-12-31
Put Spies on the Trail of Uncle Sam

becoming more important than poll
tics. Commerce and business are the
mainstay OF the nation. and expect
only the right that the government
should give greater rights 70 them.
Politics in the future should take
back seat This will increase as the
years pass. Ny own view is that ev-
cry big industrial firm should keen
in close touch with the doings OF the
government and particularly with
those departments devoted to the com
mercial and Industrial interests.
MT. Hofstot was asked about poll.
tics
What get in politics" he ex.
claimed Why. If a man wants To
nave his name sullied and his reputa.
ton dragged down in this country All
he has TO do is TO get into politics:
run for Office and the rest is EASY"
II Is anticipated that the other big
corporations Of America will follow
the ideas outlined by the head OF
the Pressed Steel Car Companv
Ihere are agencies already in exist.
ence representing the two biggest cor
porations in the world in Washington
known today, the Standard Oil Com
rany and the United States Steel cor.
poration. But as for business Offices
With regular corps Of workmen and
public communication with the affairs
Of the government they do not now
exist
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-12-31
Carrie Nation Gives Advice on Wooine

better light out and book his spare
time somewhere else. because it's q
sure thing that the girl will turn out
10 be just like the old lady
This law OF heredity that I've been
studying lately is a wonderful thing.
It's the keynote Of the whole matri-
monial problem. Now. II a fellow be
gins 70 think his girls mother Is pref
~ nice dispositioned. he don't need TO
look any farther than that house for
a wife. And after he gets married it's
most likely that his mother-in-law
will be willing 10 do more for him than
his wife will in the way of cooking and
economizing and minding his chill
dren"
Mrs. Nation owns 10 6S years. but
says she will fight to the death
against the demon rum. She has now
achieved the browning triumph OF her
nine years crusade-the smashing OF
in the big Union station
Mrs Nations defense was that she
lid not destroy private poverty but
1 public nuisance.
Carrie thinks the country has i'm
proved in the last three years.
Taft amt my style" she admitted.
but he's a whole lot better than Ted.
~ Roosevelt. He's a well-meaning
nan and he don't drink. and though
may have said at times that he was
'hasing around the country eating a
whole lot more than is good for him.
think he is better than anything in
he presidential line we've been get
ing lately"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-12-31
A sottenins Lotion.

A nice lotion for softening water for
bathing purposes is formed OF eight
tablespoonfuls OF alcohol. one table
spoonful Of ammonia and a dram OF
lavender The preparation can be bot
tied and used whenever the water
seems too hard
DO not get into the habit OF using
such softeuers every time you battle
the face. II the water is hopelessIy
hard try to use rainwater instead In
cold weather melted snow-provided
II is not gathered from dirty city
streets-is an excellent substitute for
hard water.
Vary the lavender lotion by the use
Of almond meal. oatmeal or some
other softening preparation
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-12-31

II is a season OF sashes. True hey
are attached to tho skirt. instead of
being separated from them. but the
effect is the same.
The waist line is draped II is done
in the high-waisted skirt as means OF
finishing the sharp edge 1t is done
with the tunic and also with the separ-
ate bodice. One rarely sees the waist
line without folds around IT, And there
IS always a buckle somewhere with
long sash ends that Lang straight. or
cross the figure and tie on the oppo-
site side
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-12-31
ADDRESSES ALWAYS AT HAND
Good Way in Which Small Notebook
Can Be Utilized for Home
Directory.

Il Is not a difficult matter TO trans
form any small note book OF a convent
ent size into a book for names and
addresses. by cutting down the edges
OF the pages and lettering them in
the usual way, so that any name may
be found az once
In our sketch We show a dainty
cover for a book OF this description.
which must. OF course. be made to fit
the cover of the book il is intended for
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-12-31

The tone OF yellow that Is attract.
ing much attention 20 itself is the gold
dollar shade. II Is the bright. rich
yellow OF currency II comes in satin.
IN gauzes. and In chiffon cloths.
II is rather superb In velvet. espe-
cially when the gown is embroidered
With Fold lace and white tulle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-12-31
Washable Skirts.

Underskirts OF silk. unless they may
be OF the softest liberty satin or OF
chiffon tareta. are absolutely tabooed
The fastidious woman prefers 70 wear
underclothes that can be put In the
tub frequently. especially since the au-
tomobile has added its share Of oil to
the accumulation OF dust In the
streets. both OF which have so dis
tressing an effect on skirts and petit
coats.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-12-31

smoke gray. raisin. white and cream
these cloaks are 20 be seen with vel
vet military collars. touched with tin
sci braid. for sums that sometimes
run as low as S59s The more elabo-
rate Of these cloaks may be lined
with a soft. twilled six. which doubles
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-12-31
LOOSE CAPE CLOAKS
ONE OF THE PRETTiEsT OF THE
SEASONS FANcIEs.
They Come IN All the colors That Are
Just Now So Popular-Mary
Deans Comment on the
Styles.

Among the many pretty things dis
played in city store windows there are
some astoundingly cheap. and surely
the long. loose cape cloaks OF unlined
cloth may be counted among these
In every single onesof the new colors
dim green. rich and pale blues
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-12-31

Evidently the crystal bugle. with its
half sister the gold bugle. Is to supply
most OF the trimming this season. n Il
from quarter to a half.lnch long. and
is pendent from tulle. net and chiffon
cloth
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-12-31
Anecdotes of the Nations Lawmakers

day. "waddled" in to see the president
and out again. The next day. when
hailed by the same reported for news.
Mr. Payne got even by retorting:
Tell your paper that its reporter
waddled after Mr. Payne, who replied
that he had no news"
Recently Mr.. Payne called at the
White House and the reporter greeted
him with
Well. Mr.. Payne. | see you are still
waddling TO the White House"
You must go around with a look.
ingglass in front of you all the time"
came the reply from Mr.. Payne. with.
out the bat OF an eye.
Senator Julius Caesar Burrows Of
Michigan, after an exceedingly busy
osy IN which he called upon the presi
dent and several members OF the cab
met, thereby arousing the suspicion OF
the Michigan newspaper men 10 a
fever heat. was met by one OF them
who inquired.
Senator. have you any news con.
cealed about your person today"
Yes replied the senator. Thor.
oughly concealed"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07

Sir beutc uno morgen io9t Der
@cttermonu flares @ctter, m0bi1e
Sempcrotur Muo miloe, unipringcl0e
gSinoe.
Sn ocl onocrcu @uutoC9 @cttcrs
beobodltun1S Stotioncn oca Eonnta
murnen g~eitcrn ole iOl0cnbcn b0dlit2n
Icmpcrotllren perjcidnct:
GoItport 60. Eortlunb 70. @oiton
-, Albonp IS. Nrp. Port Is, Ybilo'
belpbiu so. Ntlontic.G itp y, Cape
Wop y, NoibinGton Sc, Noriolf 81.
SotteroS Sc, Charlotte Sc, @ilmino.
ton Sc, Gborleiton Sc, Soponmob Sc
Sofionoillc IS. Supiter Sc. &CptNcit
so. Ntlonto Sc. Wontgomcrp IS. Nc.u
Orleans 80. Eolcitinc 96. @olpcitot
So, Corpus Gbriiti IS, Mcmpbi3 SIS.
Cincinnati Sc, RittSblrg 81, N2meao
16, Buffalo 81, Gleuelono II. Ictroit
50. Ilpeno So, Worquettc %, @rccn
Ban 81, Chicago 81. Iillutb 81, 81.
Youl 80, Ct 2oiliS SO, aonioS Gin
Sc, Smobo IS, 0llron 80, 0iSmord
81, WiQiiton rs, Sonre 76, Sclcno n
Solt 2ofe Gitp 81, Teuper "a. Nortb
EIottc %. Amorilo 96, Ioogc Gin
f02, Sos Ingeles SO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07

IS aibt feline observation-disclosures
Sunoiund, mic ole Domination Der
Giftcr, unO iH Alonbc bcltinmt I'M
Sinne Der gclommtcn Gclnotrnten jl
iprcdcn, menn id) crtlQrc. 0uB oieicl-
ben Die Wicoerpubl Der Hid)tcr Gon-
man ". Cans, Charles ". @euislcr
unb Sobn s. Goblcr glltbeiBen. &td)s
ter Gobler bat iid, trobocm CT ntd)t
u%nierer Fortei ongeb0rt, mGhreno lei
neS iiini5cbni0brigen NmtstcrninS
ais ein gerehtcr &idtcr crUiclcn mo
5ll0cm bot CT iitni5cbn Der bcltcn
Sabre icineS &ebcnS Dem Hi6tcritonO
gcruiomct.
NiGtcr Cams lit ulS alien mobl
bCfonnt. Seine c~brcnuoUc &uuibobu
gcnilgt, unt i'm 5llm &ittcr 5l EN-.
pichIen. &d Itimme NQcm bel, luoa
iibcr i'm geiaAt muroc.
ltno rlul @crr Norlitcr mo mcinc
&crrcn lit Is ntcill cbrcnpollcr 9lli.
trng, Hid)ter Gborlea ". NcuiSler
fur ooS Mint zines 9iidtcra Der
Stnot Baltimore 81 nontinircn. Gr
lit in Baltimore gcborcIl, crbiclt leine
Sdutbil0ung oltf Dem Hod.&insGols
lc9e, no CT ols Der critic icincr aluilc
Droouirte, ituoirtc ipGter ouf Der Uni
periit0t BON Worplono. Gr trGgt ci.
ncn gilten bemofrotilhen Nonlen. Gr
lit Elm Experimentation 0emofrut uno
ucroicnt Die llutcritijBunG icOeS red)t.
ocntenoen 9iirgerS.
Mir fcuncu i'm ale ais cinen ans
0c5ctdnetelL l|ucrtbpolen lul0 &c
mcinItnnlNcn potrlotilhcn Niirgcr,
ais eillcu gelebrten H%ctt@umuolt mo
Gin Nid)tcr bon Urfubrung. Ter @oll.
pcrlleur neS StootcS bat i'm 5ll bCnl
Nmte. meld)cS er innc b0lt, crnolrnt,
mo mir hottcn Ole @%cle9cnbcit SIT
crfobrcn. oob or Der rid)tiger Morm
om riMtigen ElnBc mnr. Gr bcfinoct
lid in Der 8oafroft iciuc9 Scbcn9
mo lit fir 0oS hcbrc Mint, iiir mel.
dleS mir i'm 5l llon1inirCn gcocntclt,
lpie acidaifen.
NllcS in Nucm acllonlmclL nohm
~, ln,,,,,,4;,, n;,n, tNn,In, Ntn,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
321 Norb.@aD-S Ctr, nabc Sigh.
Qrhcn in icben1 yrppfcn!

Gn3 6IaidcriiiQ. 9eparterncltt Der
Geo. 8iintber, JIM, 9roi.Go. 1T mi
belt nclleltcn Ginriftiutgcn p%erlebett,
permittelit berer ouS Bier oircft aus
ben 2ogerfdiiern Der 9ralierct oer
6laiden 5itgefiibrt pirb. Die 5ol9e
ii: elm p%erlenbes, ihdumenoes, reliles
@ier; bcionoers fir 5anilie,9ebroild
All cmpichlen. geiteat bireft Don Der
9rouerci. 2 Guseno GLADDEN. $f.O0.
6. g. 8. Bbone, @olfe 20.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
.snlnecn 1T nts oem fcinitcn

Mol3 uno Sopicn bcr8ciicllt. Is
6eiist oa' ocn rcidcn @cbolt oes ct.
Itcrcll uno ocn @ci6mnf 0ea lctte-
rem. Sorgidltiges 9rulcr, GRIND
lide @6brung mo lnnges 2u8ern CT
3cllNcn Gin pcrfeftes Bier. 6reo.
@allcrni6miot's 2lmericnn 9rallerei,
tl0i-t12S 6iGensStr. Gel. s. &
i. ct. Goul 36l, NO. GourtIono
1891. (2t0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
cor aouffcutc aus Ocnl

Webr 0uflcute aus 0cm
Siihen. - gie iolgenoen Saul
leilte aus Dem Siiocu rcgiitrirtcn 0c.
tern in Dem @orptouortier oes Ser.
Gins Der aoltilcutc II. Sobrifalten" {;
Cafe Charles. 90. 8olNintitb 4
Blum; Mortspiue. Ga, 2. Sflciill.
ger; 6rontboIc, 90. 2. IS. Hecop &
So; Sartspille, sc, 8. 4. aing &
So; Mc9ee. 2. s., y. &. Sing X
60; Report Ger, !. Y. Slpinion;
Foplinatolt, &c. Seiiorbs & Ston.
len; 9ofe Gitp. S..G., SouIs. 9oftr
& 60; 6rnrflin ga, u. & ". Sil.
herman; Camden, GO. $. 2.
Shlosbnra; Mount Sope. M.Go..
.. Sugar; 9irnli. H..G., 8eoree 6.
~RriRee; Cumberland. &o.. 3. 6.
0liue; Hoonote, so, ). Cooper; 60.
Iumbns. So q. MepcrS; aibpiue,
Nc, 2. ). @lomberJ; SrforO, g.,
g., Carroll & 5ereuion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07

gaItimOrcr, mcldDe bic CONNER
MOnatc anhcrbalb Der StaSt OrrbriH.
gen, fGnncu ben Correspondent"
nadj irscnb elmer gOrciIe in ben Der.
eiuigtcn Staatcn, europa, McEifo
nuS Gauaba 5nscidJidt crbultcu. Die
Tbrciic mag 10 oft ais ociuiiuidJt &C.
Gnocrt mcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Staot Baltimore.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

.BmAun cai Bari" 49, 3dgli6 Tabmitiaes
nno a6enos gon8erie mo Sauoeolue.
-goitonin GnmtIsO rbeiiers" uHo nubcre st'
"Giedrie Bari" - adsll6 SauOeotu.BOritrl.
Iuueeu mo auoere unicrbnltuugcn.
5luOo's EnTt.Spcuter - Iaglib SauDcb.u e
uuO auoere unterbultut9eil.
Ruresm,s Zeal sburc Cart" @citport -
Idgll0 &nHneIbtloer uno anoere nHtsrbal'
Gaitis Shore eiue garf" - 3deIid 8uuoe.
bile un6 dnoere Aiitaitinnen.
RenrOlar - SrturiioU tdaitd I'm 0.06 Born.
a2atttclsbnf'gcrctn" SoruiGp, oen g..
g!uauit, guetlt9 nan gSebcr'S 8art, SariorO'
r5eutIGer 3uuacr Mauner.@erstu." a. Conn.
tnG ben s stugnlt. 9rober Misunderstanding
nab Dem yYdocsgSeicrsS borr" mn WiooIcs9tihcr.
g6ranen Srautrnsl lint It'll nm % .gcrcin Or.
l." - Oteuitaa, ben 10. Nuauit, tlnfBipiabrtgcs
Subtlduui i'm pGSetieuos Rdrf.
YurrsNpu5erte
Die gari'@on5erie tinoen ME toIqt tiGtt:
0ioniaa :. 5eoeraI Sein..S u. saiberIoe. hGri"
(~nblue6ielno)
8tentina. ...... No.. pPnticricnfgnrt.
gdttpoh, .,'..,......... ~2rllor9lH Iori
2oHneilng' ..'.'...,.... ..,Be atlou Suli.
Stettaa. ....'.... sutton $ari.
Se Rns onntaas,apri,icrr ino{riS' fb Sa'F Z ii5r S aat.
nitttaas bis Z ubr Wbenos gebGltet.
bon rs bis 10 llhr AhenNa tatt.
4ruaramTt fir bcutc.
Wiurfdl racrob Canada .'....... Cubic.
Supertiire 5u pNiill on ibc Glitf" 5%lcitit9er,
s%eIcftton aus s!Mlaoam Auitertio" &Ittlti
Waldcr The Siatcre" .,.,,.,.. Ndlotcutel.
Gnropbor. Colo nEopu 1T foe ECcp" I. Fetric.
Gr. 5rnut StGuo.
3lToreeie oIeooD after Itrltd' ...... 8roor.
aVnbn FnrdoC" ,Rrnor.
.Has hcs Eleurs". ............ .Selibcs.
9uIIohn rI6e sleeping NCnun".., 9obGni.
9uett Abe elephant nno The 6Io" titr Rtcco'
90. @iencr nno W'rlcr.
s6anildnh GdrmoHies" ,.,,..,..... Sale.
Winrfb nlbe S9btte &aib WIan" Shluart,
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Sri. GlfinS uOn f5nigliGcm Slut.

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Ger Stomm1boum rcid)t bis S1l jlls
rid. 49, 81 Sen &oriobrcn Der
Come iouen itolicniihc a0nigc
5dblen. - Sit iomit Dem @er5og
De- Tbru55en cbcnbilrtig.
Wcm cine aubclmclOung aus @ous
Don iih belt0tigcn ioIltc, Damn fam
ou9 itoIicniide a0niq2bolla 9ti6t8
mcbr gcgcn Die &crmdblung Dc3 Scr,
6ogS Der 9lbru5jcn nit Sri. Glfin3,
Der Sodtcr 0c9 NlwOc2ienotora 81.
fins pom @cit+&ir0inien um0 GufcIin
oeS "Reminiscences mo ciuitigcn
bcmofrntiihen Observation-Disclosures
Gun0i0utcu, ioruie W2ultimiuiondr4
Scnru Nuiiouop Iupi9 uon Wcit.&irs
ginicL cin5rlucuo2n bobcn, Oenn Der
Mel0ung 5u 6pIge iou in Den 2I0crn
Der iungcn Game f0niQlidJc3 Nhtt
ilieBcu un0 ser Stummburm ihcc9
@roBpotcra 2opiS bis SIR 3cit &arl3
Ola @roBcu 5ltriIdrcihcn. Sic bctrci
icuoc Scpcihc aus &on0nn lontct:
o&o1oon s. AltQllIt. - Irdu
NIbcrt &cpin 3idoroion BON @olti
more, bic icit juct Sobrc,r in &ou0on
WciIt, inn Nud,ioridaulqcn iibcr 0cn
tnaliihcn llriprtHa motIbabcuocr
Nmcritnnct, 0crct @oriobrcn inn H..
Iubrbunocrt nod 4nrcrifn oltaruulr.
0crtciL, on5litcQcn bot 0obci juf1Qiu
cntocct, boB Ole %oriobrcn pon &C.
nntor 0opia bon @eIt &irainjen iid)
bis sur 3cit &Urt's Oca Wrobcn, mn
3luor bis sum Sabre ST. ~ucriolQcn
luiicrL uub Dab inter ibnr1 mcbrcrc
itolicniihc a0riac murcn.
% tic Dies i'm &iablid olli Dos
&crIobniB 0}2 @cr3oa9 Ger Nbrl3jc1
nit Sri. aotbcrine Glfin2. Scr on
tcIin BON Scnotor Copia, iilr iHtcrri
iont biclt, bat 6rolt NiG1nroiou iGrc
9elucii2 Dem bieiiGcn .NcroIo'a So.
lego" urtcrbrritct. IiCic Ncb5rOc
nnbm cine ichr ~iorgiGltigc Yriiiun9
Der GofumcHte pr NM c"tlGrtc Tic
tltr obIolut utonicd)tbnr mno bclpci0
froltig. Gicie Gbotiodlc lit Jest in
0cl Nrdlipcn Oc9 yNcraI0 GoQc0c" re,
glltrirt, unO Die Don 6rnu RihurOion
umttrbrcitctUt 0otumtcntc limo zen
N.rhipcn oicicr @eb0r0c cinucrlcibt
mor0cn.
6r0n NidorOion obcr, Die uc6cnbci
baa Amt elmer Sllito0il 0iicntli6}r
llrfunOcn iiir ocn Stoot MurulanO
betleioct, crbIclt cine oEtlidjc @cihci,
nigllng iIbcr Die Don ihr lrnlittcltcn
Sbntlod)cr, bctr. 0crglbitommuno 0c3
Senotor9 0upi@. @e0cr Scnntor
EoplH, nod Scn0tor @lfin3. nod IT.
actO Gin Mit9lico ser bciCcn Tumi
lien mcib bis icBt ctluoa bon 6rou
Nid)oro'on'9 umo Niemono BON III.
men bnt cine }Ibrlut9 oopon. OnB in
lbren Nocrt 0o9 0llt itolicniiher
&oni9c fIicBt."
Dor &Nbrcairiit bicB Is. Oob Die
Scrm0hlunN 0es &er5oQ0 Der N6rti
sen nit Sri, Qlfins beuoriteGc. Oud1
lplu0c Ooro0S. 9tidIts, ipcil Oo3 itolic,
iti'dle aQri9Sbalts, init NEGLIGENT ser
@cr5oa Ger 4bruSsen iebr nobe Der
iuonot If, 6fl. Gltirs nidt ais cbel
bilrtlN Mierfenneli lroQtc. unb Oicic
5u ltoli lporc Die Steltlmg elmer @e-
oulocttn ull}liuchmra. Ger Ncr3og
bciteiDt Sitr 3eit 0til @imolopo, ocn
Doditcn asrg Der grbe, Der IN neht
mdhtiNelt @rel5gebirac alcihtn Nn
mems Shiihen 9oFnefiliOicn uno 81.
bet, giicl1, Iicqt. Us Ioa thnti1dlid,
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