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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-01-20
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+ ALMA. 52g. :

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Jan. 17.-Where has the Alma CORE.
spondent gvl.to? Seems as though
nothing is going Oh in Alma at all
out that is not the case; we are just
as lively as ever. ~
Well, the Xmas holidays are just
about over. It was rather cold dur.
ing Xmas, but now we have the incest
winter weather we can wish at this
time of the year. =.
Miss Mary and Knut Brosdahl re.
turned home last Wednesday from a
two weeks visit near Adams, N. Oak.
A crowd of young people spent an
enjoyable evening at Willie Wallin's
place Saturday
Knut Jorgenson is once again
Again among his old friends in Alma.
We missed him, though, for two
weeks. He informed u.s. he went to
zee somebody near Adams, N. Oak.
Wish you good luck Knut.
The Middle River w. G. T.. u. met
at Mr.. Louis Hedquist's last Friday.
Everybody present enjoyed the eve.
ning's program. Four new members
Joined the Union. The next meeting
will be at Tom Jorgenson's, Feb. II,
1910.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-01-20
A WARNING,

a deaf but pious English lady, visit
ing a small country town in Scotland,
went to church armed with an ear
trumpet. The elders had never seen
one, and viewed it with suspicion and
uneasiness. After a short consulta-
ton one of them went up to. the lady,
just before the opening of the service,
and wagging his finger at her warn
ingly, whispered, Zone: toot and ye're
Oot!", - .%t.g =. :-,...a..
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-01-20
A NATURAL FREAK.

Not long since young man OF
splendid muscular DEVELOPMENT was
seen in our city with two heads on
his shoulders. Both were fully de-
veloped heads, with rather hand
some features, one with blond hair,
the other with black. The youne
man is not museum freak as might
be supposed The other head was
the property of his sweetheart, and
would not have appeared in such q
deformed position had it not been
for the young lady's neglect to drop
the curtain"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-01-20
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES..
By Sophomore English Class.

+ X i j.
Pupils enrolled the past. week are:
Esther Bengston, Sth grade.
Hlda Hanson, Sth grade.
Ernest Otto, 4th grade.
Notice: e:-The members Of the
Senior class say they are not going
into the o. H. Taralseth contest with
the Intentions Of getting neither gold
nor silver medals.
The Boys Athletic Association has
just received new basket ball.
A new set Of lockers has been add
ed to the manual training room in
which the pupils are to keep their
materials. This has improved the
looks of tho room very much.
Mrs. W. F. Powell, Mr.. Will Harris
Mrs. Nadin. Mrs. Delbert Harris and
Miss Lulu Evans visited school last
week.
Mr.. keenan, is at Minneapolis this
week.
Miss Banse and Miss Cummings
chaperoned large crowd of High
School girls, who went to see the
games with Stephen and Argyle.
: Miss Scherfenberg left for her
home last Friday op account of her
fathers illness.
The characters for the Senior play
have been selected ~,'rr. va
rs The Physical Geography class will
complete it's. work Friday -
Miss Selma Sylvander, who has
been attending the Normal depart
ment has accepted a position as
teacher at Liner ~
The Warren Basket Ball girls play
ed two games last Saturday; the first
one being at Stephen, the score was
8 to 10 in favorNof Stephen. After
supper the Warren girls played Ar
gyle. The score being Z to X in IA
vOr of Argyle. 55f &.
The boys Of the basket ball OF the
Athletic Association Of Warren High
school played a game with Stephen
last Saturday. The result OF the
game was score Of 10 to 13 IN favor 't'
OF stephen. At the end Of the first rst
half, Stephen had a score Of 10 to
Warren's 2. At the end Of the second g
half, the Warren boys ran up thel1 l'9
score s points while the Stephen boys
increased theirs by 3 points. The ne
game was clean one thruout ':l' The g
stephen boys showed their good Will
hy entertaining the Warren boys G. IN
the best way, they possibly could
We shall try to do the same by them
when they come to Warren.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-01-20
NOTICE.,

The Warren Massage and Bath In
stitute will be closed during the cold.
est part of the winter, during which
time I will continue giving massage
and medical gymnastics on Mondays,
Fridays and Saturdays at dwelling
house, (Mrs. Klingborg's residence,
Fletcher ave. and on Tuesdays,
Wednesdays and Thursdays at the
500 Cafe Annex, Thief River Falls.
I will also give treatments at the
homes. Evald Chalberg, Masseur.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-01-20

Chas Wittensten left on Tuesday
evening for Missoula, Montana, on
business connected with the opening
OF the Scandinavian-Ameri bank
Of that city in which he is interested.
=. = 3@*u More Than One Way.
The caller. Il man whom he had
knoWarts 81 stiae Old town back in Penu:
'syivIafa s,i:sv dropped in to talk aoit.
times with the busy lawyer. and the
lawyer had endured it patiently tor
an hour aud a half. Then. unseen by
the caller he pushed a small knob at
tile end Of bis desk. and a bell ran.
iE the adjoining room
! "Exru>e ule a moment. MIR. Hocke,,-
spIulter." he said. stepping into the
other room and proceeding to hold this
one sided conversation over an imag
mary telephone:
Hello"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-01-20
So. HOLT. =
Nels Olson, Of Thief Lake, a Well
. known Pioneer Of Marshall County
----. Is Dead. H l+t.
/ HOLT


,-- Is Dead. l+t...
Jan. 18th, '10.-We heard that Mr.
Nels Olson went thru Holt yesterday
on the train, but was not talking and
laughing as he always used to do
1t was only his body lying in his cot
tin sent from the hospital in Grand
Forks, where he died Friday, the 14th
Mr. Olson was wellknown old sett.
ler OF Marshall County, and many will
have a feeling of sadness when learn.
ing of his death. Mr.. Nels Olson was a
member Of the M. w. A. and carried
an Insurance of a thousand dollars,
so his wife has enough to support
herself with, but still her beloved hus
band Is with her no more.
The people along the new telephone
line out in this country are busy digg
ing holes and three instruments are
already in operation ON the line, and
twelve We're sent for today. The line
will be completed in a short time
and we can talk with one another
and play for one another thru the
phone, so there will be no more lone
some nights along the line.
We are glad to see that our store
keeper, Aryid Carlson, is back from
the Twin cities, where he went a
WaQk tn h1 G.,
he is now feeling we'll altho he has tc
use medicine, but the worst is he is
not allowed to do any smoking. not
to eat fresh meat or anything in the
line Of flesh. so l believe we have tc
set barrel of sauer kraut.
The telephone crew is now here tc
put up cross arms on the McMahar
telephone line and as soon as it is
done the wire will be stretched and
the line Will be in operation. Then
we surely can do some talking all oy
er the country.
S., S. HOLDEN, our hardware store
keeper, is back from the Twin cities
to which he went a week ago on Il
business trip and also from visit tt
his brother who lives. in Wisconsin
We are glad to see him back for We
surely can hear a good laugh in Holt
again ., There have not been. very
1uany since he u Went and the town has
been half dead
Miss Della Magladry is now back
from her Christmas vacation and the
school has now started. and we are
glad to see her back and the children
again at work at their studies.
The weather is very fine now, so
haven't time to tell you anythins
more, but when a stormy day comes
Ill be back again.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-01-20
A VOTER At LEAST.

Aunt Spinsterly-:I hope that your
opinions uphold the dignity of our
sex, Mamie, and that you believe that
every woman should have vote?"
Mamie: II don't go quite so far as
that auntie; but ] believe that every
woman should have a voteri'
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-01-20

David NJ Cloush fanny
Waupaca Wis
Mimi At
teaming sawed
numbering business the
moved to Minneapolis David
Minneapolis
city councl and was president Of that body 1886 elected
elected resides
ngton@
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-01-20

l.. M. Olson left on Saturday last
week for Missoula, Mont, to attend
to business matters in connection with
the opening Of the Scandinavian Amer
ican Bank at that place.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-01-20
~ ssE ,-ssE,,.i. : 'a..,.,, l,-zt d X 81.
AUCTION SALE,

The Sewing Society Of the Swedish
Mission church will have it's annual
auction sale next Friday evening at
$50 P. NJ.
Coffee and refreshments will be
served.
Come and help a good cause.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-01-20
NORTH STAR COLLEGE;

+ 8 4 x* s. q
The enrolment is steadily growine
in all departments.
New classe nave been formed in
Arithmetic, Correspondence and Rap
Id Calculation to accommodate those,
who have lately arrived.
On Thursday of last week, Miss Hag.
lund organized class of music stu-
dents at Alvarado. Miss Haglund is
one Of the North Star. College teach
ers; she will make regular visits on
thursdays and to Stephen and Hal
lock on other days. Work may be be-
gun at any time either at College or
at any of the above named places ~.
Last Saturday evening the school
and friends were very. proftably and
Interestingly entertained by Supt.
Mithun who gave his Illustrated lee
lecture on Agriculture and Geography.
Many new and practical ideas we're
given. E
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-01-20

eAAooc uAAaA uoSeu SIIeamS ana their
possibilities by practical engineers is
to be desired that the people may rea-
llze that it rests with them whether
they shall have cheap power and at
the same time conserve the fuel re-
sources of the state. =, =
At once one Of the most healthy
regions in the United States, the nat
ural advantage undoubtedly needs
guarding In the cities, in the homes
and the school houses. How best the
public health may be preserved ana
improved Is a question for wide dis
cussion which will have for a result
general education of the people to de-
sire and secure the most healthful
conditions everywhere.
The impractical idea of taking a
boy from the farm to teach him farm
ing is now overcome by Incorporating
In the courses Of the rural schools.
the elements of practical, scientific
agriculture and with the study goes
industrial training for the boys and
domestic science for the girls of the
farm. The extension of these studies
and how the system can be best
fostered by consolidation of these
schools, is subject of the most vital
Importance and. worthy the most ear
nest consideration.
Experience has shown that farmers
Institutes, the so-called "short course"
and similar meetings have had a wide
Influence, adding not only millions to
the value of production, but improy-
ing the conditions of life. That the
citizens of Minnesota should join in
such a movement for conservation
and agricultural development seems
fitting when the governments of earth
nave come to deem expenditures of
time and money for research, discus
sion and agitation, looking toward the
creation of a strong public sentiment
for better living, more important than
any other line of work.
Taking into account therefore
these vital considerations for the well
fare of the state, 1 hereby proclaim
the holding Of Minnesota Conserya-
ton and Agricultural DEVELOPMENT
Congress, in the municipal auditorium
IN the city. of st. Paul on March l6,
~, 1S and 10, 1910, and earnestly in
! ! Eites the entire citizenship of the state
to participate in and cooperate in car
rylng out the plans for this gathering
that its purpose may be fully rea-
ADOLPH EBERHART.
! Governor.
Attest
! JULIUS A. SCHMAL,
Secretary of State.
st. Paul, Minnesota, January II, 1909
I
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-01-20


What prominent Winnipeg clergy
man has to say of the Musical Eek
hardts who appear at the opera house
for the l. @. o. r. on Friday, Jan. rs.
The Swiss Bell Ringers played in
my church last night to the largest
audience we have had at any enter
tainment sine ethe church was dedi-
Gated. There was universal apprecia-
tion Of the artists, and before the eve
ming closed the Ladies Aid requested
me to engage them for another en-
tainment since the church was dedi-
Their masterful manipulation Of in
struments, new and old. makes US feel
like calling them the modern musical
wizards. ! may say also that we
have never had anything that so COM
pletely filed the bill as entertainers
as they did last night. !"
Respectfully, .55l .#s
... q HAMILTON WIGLE,
Pastor Zion Methodist Church,
4 Winnipeg Manitoba
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-01-20
THE SWEDISH MISSION CHURCH,

The last meeting of the Revival
Campaign was held last Sunday night
The church was SO crowded that ad-
ditional chairs were brought in. 1t is
said that this campaign has been, to
a far extent more successful than any
| other in the history Of the church.
The pleasing feature is that most OF
| the converts are young, promising
men and women. Their attitude
shows. true desires for Christian
pruriency. 3D.. -.
That which has occurred the past
two weeks predicts for the Mission
church a progressive future.
THE Swedish community has
through this marvellous pouring out
of the Holy Spirit, received a more
sincere and regenerated Christ-like
life. ..7 j.
,"Such occurrences. said the Rev.
Mr.. ABercher, one night, are the
work of God and should not be regard
ed of our fellow churches in the
vicinity as deterioration, but as an
elevating and renewing power sent
from God to make the confessional So
| called Christians from being
Nominal" church members to active
and real ones .s s "
| s.s&t &ts.5 III hi ~. 2ss s. a Memo
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-01-20
eyes

"No, Bertha, I'll not have time to
come home for dinner It's already
4:30, and | have several hours work
yet to do, J. am very busy and have
been detained"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-01-20

"Yes. Goodby"
Then be went back to his desk. Blu,
Mr.. Hockensplutteri had already risen
to go.-Chicago Tribune
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@inter in Seras.

Der Hprbtuino branIte ipilb un6er
ltno brad)te 5rpft uns, bart nn6 id)iuer
tlnS ielbit bel bellem GDnme,ti1etn
Srang &alte nns bmrd) @aarf tnb &eiH
@ir iinb Der &iilte nid)t geippfnt,
Sa ite 1lns metitens ia perid)uut,
@urii6er man i'm 9iDrben ladJt,
ltns bier fdJDn arg 8eidJiueroen nadt.
Spdj alles 6lagen ia nid)t frpntnti,
Wtan mns es negnen iuie es fpnrtt,
Sa bod ber eine SrpIt 6eItebt,
Sak es ia balb pprii6er gebt.
Die @interfreuben, Sd)littenba6n
lno Gtslanf, geBen bier ntdJt an,
gStr fiiblen nur bas llngentad)
Der Siilte, nid]t ben Sreubentag.
SpfJ bat es aud iein Gjntes gar,
Gs bilft Der Grnt' ttn madliten Sa6l,
Senu niel sSnIeften, erps mmb flein,
@eb'n aud BET bieier &ilte eilt.
tlnb eff iuir redJt mod nadJge6aflt
SIT aud ber gStnter idjpn bpllbradJt,
gSenn mod int Sis Der Nprben tart,
Sid bier idJpn Sriibling pffenbart.
Su wplleu ppr Der Salte mir
Sp gut es gebt, ms id)iiBen bier,
tlnb b1lt man nnr ben Magen tparnt
So int tic uus auf feiuen Sarm.
g8as nns ant 8eiten tupl eriuGrmt,
@pfiir Elm jeber &enner idtuGrmt,
SO lit, SIR biirft es glau6en mir,
Gin Slaifen pOl Ilamp Sier.
Gs iuarmt uns, benn es gebt ins Slut
ltnS fiillt bic 9lbern uns npa @lut,
gSir fiiblen iuarnt, trub Stnrmse6rnas
llnh lnd)en ben Spreas aus.
Sarunt, Serr 28irt, iett gebet mir
Gaid) cine SlaidJ ~ am Sier"
Damn fiibl' tdb tuarm unb mpllig ihut
ltub ipred)' bem Seras gSintcr Sp6u.
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S10O geIubmunc. S1oO.

9ie 2efer Dterer Seitllng perpeu iib
freuen, gu erfabren, bab es tpeniaftens
cine gefiir9tete &rarlfbeit giebt, ipelcbe
bic 8ifeni6aft in al ibren Stufen gu
beilen ir1itanbe lit; 0al' &atarrbs@ur
1T Die eir5ige iebt Der dr5tlibeu 8rioers
ifaft beforlilte poiitibe Sur. aatarrb err
forbert als cine &onftitutiorstransEe: Il
cine tonititutionelle 8ebanblltng. Sol's ;
GatarrAeaur miro innerlid) eenommen
ltno tuirft bireft auf bas 8lilt rtnb Die
l6leimi9en Sberfld6en beg Sbltems boz
6ur6 Die @runblage Der @ranf6eit serz
itDreno uno bem 9otieilten &roft eebeno,
tnbem lie Die &onititutipn bes &0rpcrs
anfballf itno Der Natur gu ibrem @erfe
bilft. Sic @igentiimer baben 10 biel Ser
tralen 5u ibren SeilfrGften, baR 1ie 100
9olIars 8elobnllne fin iebeu Sal anz
bieten, ben ite gu fiirieren berfeblen. 2aRt
gli6 cine elite bon 3eugniiien fonnleil.
man abreiiiere:
S. s. s beneb & Co.. 8olebo, o
8erfauft bon alien gpotbefen, 75c.
1all's SamtIienzBilIen fitro bic beitell.
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ping Sort liegen groBe 8erfter1 uno
oos in @efobr gebro6te gigelltlna
lit ungefabr 5pei Wtillionen 9o1ors
mert. Die @erftanlagen l1no Sob
lenbarfen Ser Oeonongabela yitper
Gool ano gofe Gomponp baben al
lein einen @ert BON elmer Weillion
9o4nrs.
Sn 9eenport, 9ertudp i1oB
elm iunger Mann namens Sobn 2o-
fep aus giferiudt ouf Elm iunges
geaoden namens Siabel gafer, ibre
Sdipeiter unto tire Wel1tter. Site oret
5rauen finb idtper pertpunoet.
Sn Seem gorf iino pqbreno
oes Sdneeiturrns Ser lebten @oAe
neun Gerionen unl's 2eben gefout-
men unb feds i6per perlest poroeu.
Ser gpisfopal8ii6of Goipe
bon 9llosfa bat cine neue &ranfbeit
entoeft. ST nennt iie ugolar-sSn-
ianitp". Goof ioa an ibr leiben uno
ioa IN Solge beiien ieinen georopol-
ldminoel in Scene eeiebt baben.
@enn fiinftig SSetnono einen GGed
fali6t ooer in einen Store einbribt,
miro mm au6 mol cine lpe5iel(e
&rolfbeit ols ltrio6e entoeden. gilte
uSorgerpSnianitp" ober .8urglorp
Sliianitp" ODER oerglei6en.
9lus Stem gorf nleloet mon
noditebenoe foftlide 9faubergeic5id)-
te: 9ie BoIi5ei Ser u9[tlantie glperue
Toli5eiitotion, mar fiir3li6 ncbrere
Stunoen in groBter 9(ufregung. gs
nor ibr gemeloet mor0ell, bab i'm
9fepier ein oreilter lteberfoa ol1f cine
Sralt eenta6t ipuroe, bie onein gu
Sauie NOR uno OaB oieie eefenelt,
gefnebelt uno grouiam bebonoe(t
Doroen lei. 9ie ongeblife ltebers
follene lit Srau Saoie Sobnion on
ser Utica Slpe in 8rooflpn, oie, ols
ibr @atte geget 2 llbr frii6 notb
Sauie foln, in Ser angegebel.en
@eiie porgefllnoen lpuroe. Ser Mann
bena6ri6tigte iofort Die 9scli5ei
uno balo nar bas gan5e @ous bon
Boli3iiten ltnlitellt. &apit1ll &sol-
fert nabm Die Sa9e lelblt III oie
Sano uno, nahoem ibm oie Grou
Die idouerlide @eibi6te er5ablt bot
te, bie1t er ben Saa fir beoelttelto
genug, oen 9iitrifts- -Snipeftor gu
benadri6tigen. 8ieier, 9atrif
5arfins, eridien oenn an6 balo.
9eaf einen fllr5en @erbor ober
glaubte er @ruro gu baben al Ser
3uDerlalligfeit Ser 9lngaben 5u 5lpei=
feIn, nno ols er i6lieBli6 eine ge-
merfung bon einem Gatrolpagell
faaen lieB, perlor Die 6rou Sen
@tut. @einenb mari iie iid ibreln
@otten an BEN Sals uno iagte;;
Cont id babe oas slaes ielbit ee-
tort neil i1 Die longen N6dte, Sic
9u ausblieblt ni6t lGnger ertro-
gen fonnte." 2G6elno berlieBen oie
8oli5iiten oas Saus uno iiberlieben
oas @bepaar ieinenl S9idial.
SStl 9lurora, 81, lit Ser 8cli.
5eiri6ter @eter Slices geitorben. Ser
Mann ioa elmer Ser i6tperiten Nitill-
ner in Ser Welt geipeien iein. or
mog 595 8furo.
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gu6 Der @ulfon Ser 2eiben-
idaft iiebt ieine 2aba erltorren.
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gietOria 9ipiiipn, 9. $, & 9. q.
Mnfl1nft-
aoo. 3o2 -guero, @ietoria, 7:ao na1nl
gbfa6rt-
SO. 3O1-guero. @ictoria. $3.50 BORN
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g. u. & q. g. gabn,
g.. S. & g. q. (Saupt-ainiel.

0nfnnft-
SO. 9-gom Often. .7:35 uorm
yto. 7-Tom Often. 900 nadnr
go: 10-@l 8aio II. g8eiten. .7:30 rdthin
Ibfabrt-
SEQ. 1o-@l gaio II. 8elten. 1880 nafan
yeo. 10-Na6 bem Often. 10:30 nad)nt
$50. S-Na6 Dem Often 11:40 BORN
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Waalisi0s.

uGieie etpigen Scenen, meine 2ie-
be, iino ia rein gum. 8erriidt lperoenl
@enu Dos 10 peitergebt, oann bite,
ieb' oltf neinen @robltein oie @or-
te: oGnolih allein"!"
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M. 6. G. 3. gahn.

glntunft
$50. 241-@on Souiton rab @albeitoa
-. =. $50 mprgens
$40. 235-Sspm Norben. .73O porllliti.
$50. 231-Sont Norben ullo 9outpn
800 nnd)m
So. 9-gom Norbeil.. ..8t5 obenos
Ibfabrt
$40. 244-gaad oem 3orben II. Soniton
.7:10 oprnt
$40. 10-Nn6 Dem Norben. g. so bprnt.
$50. 236-g2a6 Dem Noroen =. :.
:. 800 a6enos
So. 242-gla6 Dem Nprben 1tno 8als
beiton. ..11.50 abenb5
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= Die o8eras 9riion Geiorln
9liiociation" bot bon 8oco aus Ell
nen 9(ufruf erlaiien, in Dem iie SIR
giloung BON o8riion 9teiorm Glu6S
iiberoQ i'm Stoote oltffor6ert.
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Sit nermietcn.

Gin gut gebenoes Sotel nit 3c6n
3imnlern @B5irnner, Slide lit TO-
fort gu bernieten. gedbereS in Ser
Office Ser 3eitung.
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Sptel at nerfanfen.

Sin sntsebenOcs Sutel in Der 9te-
pmblif MierifO Ipfurt 5u perfanIcu.
6iinitige @elegenbeit. NaBcrcs in Der
Office bteIer 3eituug.
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