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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-03-20
MUCH FUSS ABOUT CHILDREN
Youngsters in Modern Home Studied
~ Carefully as a Vacuum Clean
er, Declares Writer.

Good gracious me, what fuss there
is about bringing up children now
adays. anyway In order to do 1t
you've got to buy library with each
child. Every time the baby squawks,
you quickly look Up your Develop
ment' Of Child Character and see how
this aquawk is going 10 affect his
future career as q statesman. Every
time when your infant daughter won't
mind you say to yourself, Quick.
quick! my Psychology of Education!
II ! don't control her in Just the right
way she may make a terrible mistake
In selecting a husband" The fact Is,
child In the modern household is
studied as carefully as new vacuum
cleaner
Thank fortune, It was different in
my young daysi When was child
people made the best Of children--as
children. They weren't the kind to
sit around and say solemn-like, Now,
here's a nice pine board. Some day
It's going to be a beautiful china
closet or an oak desk Meantime We
won't treat II like board, but ike a
china closet that Is to be-" Their
plan was to use that board in patch.
Ing up the fences or some such hum
BILE thing. and to let the furniture ca
reer take care OF itself Consequent
~. when ] Was child I kept quiet in
school minded" my parents-some-
times With the persuasion OF cat
switch that hung By the kitchen man
teI-and did such chores as watching
the turkey eggs. picking MP rotten ap,
ples and scrubbiug the Kitchen chairs.
This work didn't hurt me one bit
and when played I had the best
time in the world As fer my Shy and
precious "indiyiduallty" you can Just
believe there was nobody standing
round 10 take Il out az is wrapplngs
before Il was ready 70 come -Corinne
Lowe in the Country Geutlewoman
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-03-20

II person faints he ought to be
laid down fiat on bis back, for this
win facilitate the return OF blood to
his head Indeed. nature has provid.
cd for this. for person who faints
VIII fall down and soon recover II no
one interfcres On the other hand. a
person with an epileptic or cataleptic
fit INDEBTED by commissions and froth
ing At the mouth. ought to ba propped
up. so aa TO facilitate ths flow OF
blood from tbs head 10 the lower
parts OF the body, which may be still
further promoted by Shaping the
palms OF the hands.
Now I cannot account for It, but
the fact ia that all ignorant people,
10 an emergency, reverse this treat
ment. A person who simply faints
Is carefully supported In a chair. and
the face ls piled with cold water APP
pllcatlons, famed, the result being
that the fainting lie prolonged. On
the other hand, @ man who drops In
the street with epilepsy or catalepsy
is Invariably laid fiat on his back,
which in some cases is enough to kill
him-From the Family Doctor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-03-20
CITY PRICES
FOUND SOURCE OF TROUBLE
Writer Missed the Presence o. Fa-
miilar Sound, and inspiration
Was Not Forthcoming.

when I started In at my desk this
morning" said a man who writes
things for living, II found right
away that the work was dragging.
had job all marked out In my mind
and ready to begin on, but my ideas
didn't flow; really they only tI10lded,
and at that haltingly, and over that
wondered mildly.
4 had enjoyed my breakfast as
usual, and had looked over the paper,
smoking the while my usual stogie.
and | ought to be at and ready. but
somehow | wasn't, and 50 sat back
for moment and wondered
And then it struck me that there
was something wrong In the ROOM
somehow It seemed oppressive and
quiet, still. very still There was
something wrong here, surely, and
then all Of a sudden It struck me;
and when looked up. sure enough
the clock had stopped!
1T is curious about people and
clocks. Some people can't work with
a clock in the room; couldn't work
without one. And It is just tho sans
about clocks in sleeping rooms; some
folks can't bear them there; couldn't
go to sleep without one.
And / must have q clock In the
room in which I work. Il IL q friend
ly thing to me and have an idea that
II vitallzes the air. gives It life. when
I am at work I never hear Il strike
and never hear II ticking; but n the
clock should stop"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-03-20

Perth Scotland where golf ia nov a
municipal institution is the city
where tine first act was passed forbid.
ding the playing OF 'Gclfe futehali Of
other six Improbable pastcg ttA
was in 1921 and James vas che cu!.
pnt. directing his laws against bio
subjects while playing the game blpa
self on the North Inch The golf club
there Is older by centuries than James
the VI though n bears his name
When that monarch became James
OF England be brought his liking fot
the game southword He issued let.
tiers patent at Salisbury 20 William
Berwick for the making ~ golf balls
for twenty-one yearu The reason
would delight Mr. Bonar Law Il was
TO prevent SO much British money 90.
ing out OF the country to pay for golf
balls made In Holland
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-03-20

It is said that Monsieur Clemen.
ceau who bears the pheasant sobriquet
OF "the tiger" is about 20 connect
himself with a new journal TO appear
In the near future This return to the
llmelight from which he had not with.
drawn 10 any distance, gives occasion
for some new stories concerning him
One Of these ia that a young man az
piled to him for place. no YOU
know anything about foreign a14ira?'
asked the tiger Yes, monsieur wac
the answer. 80 which he modestly ado
ed, "a little" Clemenceau appeared
greatly astonished "Ah, truly Dc
you know what is the question Of the
Orient, the Austro Hungarian problem
and pan-Slavic polieies?" Yes. MOI
sieur' Then "the tiger" turned Of
him. This is too wearisomc ~
would amuse me much more II ycu
knew nothing at all"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-03-20
Not Alwaye travelling.

Knights of the grip win appreciate
this yarn, which is told OF one ol tbeii
number. He had been summoned as
a witness In a case at court his en-.
ployers having sued a delinquent Gus.
toner. and the lawyer for the defense
was cross-examining him.
You travel for Hooque & Cfooque.
do your" asked the attorney
Yes, sir"
How long have you been doing it?"
About ten years"
Been travelling all that time, have
your"
well, no, sir" replied the witness,
making hasty mental calculation;
mot actually travelling. have put
in about four years OF that time wait
ing at railway stations, functions and
watering tanks for trains. Magazine
OF Fun.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-03-20
Quicksilver In the United States.

There are nineteen quicksilver
mines in the United States. and III.
teen of them are in California, while
the remainder are divided between
Texas and Nevada. The product for
the year 1910 amounted to 20,6O1
TASKS OF rs pounds each. The value
Of this was $S5S,153, and as compared
with the previous year this shows q
decrease in the quantity but an in.
crease in the value. The outlook 10
for still further decreased total, as
no increased product is looked for,
except possibly from Nevada. Our
chief markets are our neighbors, Can,
ada and Mexico. The worlds product
amounts to 1899 metric tons. one.
third OF which 10 produced by Spain,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-03-20

Portobella IL handsome seal brown
stallion; stands 15k hands high; weighs
loeyi ioaled 1894. Has mark of2 2OK:
q hall IN ] %; quarter ia 40 seconds "
individually. he Ia a horse OF grand
tinirh and fine disposition. a perfect la
dies' horse, a strong al.d smooth road
horse and q sure foal gstter.
HI blood lines are the very best, being
asc oi Gambet'a Wilkes. the greatest
sire speed In the world, aud bis dam.
Winnie Wilkes 10 one OF the greatest
dainS ~ his get only few were ever
trained for speed, but OF these. Nellie ID
TOOK mark OF 2.2l In the mud. Artho
: was good third In 2 10K over a
heavy track and has shown trial miles
% 400, while all his colts show great
sizt style and speed.
For further particular address
]. A. MouREY,
Leonardtown, MD.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-03-20
HOTEL
SAINT MARY'S
Leonardtown,
Maryland.

HoTH ST MARY's is a
new building equipped with
gas, steam d at. not and cold
water vel furnished rooms
thfeIephones and splendid
service
since ta III November
re estaol huent has been
under the maaag ment of w
= Fen"'ek Whof the past
II Yeats has made such a
sucecss Of the Donald" in
Washing "a
fne meals are excellent
and e.vse IS rompt and
courteous.
lhe manags ment caters
20 the county patronage. ATM
There is a grin room and
The Bar Is eiled
Allin all Hotel t. Mary's Is
the mostccmp.e tely equipped
hosleIiy IN Southern Mary
land.
You can always be ac-
commcdated
Rates mod rate
Rn A. foaRick. Pc.
Desc 49,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-03-20
Blacksraithing.

HAVING erected new B,acRsn IT'D snop
on my lot on FeuwicE street. LeonH X. own,
and having secured the services OF an expert
workman from Washington city, l am pre-.
Dared to do all work in ny line OF bualneas
9Th care and proTnptneas Satisfaction gura
sntsed.
WI. q aATTINaLY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-03-20
"PORTOBELLA."
NO. 27oso.
KS.
PEDIGREE /.

Portobello, No. 27950, Q br. b., foaled
ii,sseA; ~ Gbmbetta Wilkes, 1855: dam
winnie Wilkes, ldam II MambrIno Maid.
OK, etc } by Red Wilkes, f749, d
tlpsey Queen, BY Bourbon Chief. asa
etc. See Winnie Wilkes. Vol W Bred
ny y q T. T. cell, Danville, KY passed
70 y A. Goodwin, Elgin. Ohio. George
y likes. No. 6i9, Gambetta, No. 4oso
Portobella, No. 27050. Jewell: Rad
Wilkes No. l7G0. Winnie Wilkes. Gin.
sey Queen.
IFrom Official Certificate Of the American
Trotting Association.)
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-03-20
The Connecticut MutuOl
Life Insurance.
ESTABLISHED IN 1s4o.

MESsRs. JOSEPH q. KEY and JOHN
Is KEY, Licensed Agents.
Ask for par tieulors Of "Old Age
policy which not only protects the fam.
lily q case 81 death but provides an In.
come Tor Recommending a. age 10 The
yearly deposit 4 little more than reauir.
ed for the old fashioned policy payable
only ct death
Drs. Greenwich. johnson, Palmer and
Lloyd examining physicians.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-03-20
Gr00nWell' Mill.


o. 3hN,9F gstaBlish0d a BriehYard Al HAM
z. ~ aesr LeOpardown / hey 10 40.
t,yy, 'ns paone that ] am ully prepared 10
". 2 - ufleks o. All grades al the folioSrins
eaah PfiE"ai 81. ", and so per NJ.
y. p, gAEEN WELL.
LeonaFdtown Nd,
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Saint Marg's Beacon
JOB PRINTING

BILL HEADS LETTER HEAD
STATEN ENTB
ENVELOPES BUsIN Ess CARD
INVITATIONS PRoGRAMs
POSTERS LEGAL BLANKS, ere
CITY PRICES
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Ne RaaaBa bu 8aluHim b%ermlauhm. mas Ne iaan na maB IA na
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nee aamapb ttnat m be Bebditonm Elm nHA A8 cbftrtftti
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rf 4oaaHftaauna 1obnuh frnnntat btanraai Der sUaler mcHt
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bob fh ttaaHam muoft
Ter suat ron arfanae pafutF su @ebt bt b3 gaaitbeu Su
9rmnam torarabt mo fe beagia Der aL mr hs Raiofeien eran.
sen oltleas enarauft 9n 1notara hdebt Elm eees. Dos nit 6rebcts
nraic OuhuisrB bcorpht Der In br Habbet tHen ariEtl cher en Hlb
pcr5imitt uoSurf en aanbiOat Der 2atcdiaht oSr gerahHHa
ansacett mrb.
gau erhnrrt Nh nod Ser futehniabrgeu 3udibousitoe, sic hsr
euen Reoattar tn 4aterirn. q. 8, %ber5angt uar0, neil sr detnotot
ergcn bic @cpicung 8ctae. m0 bs griutss rues RidierB, ciueu Rt
Saficur IN aanios Gtp ncacn ghBattma bs getttcs slBuiperren
neil ct eneu Bobrbeus8etrcsu 9srdt uber cine gerttsDsrbanolm0
berofatitt bate
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@ode laB Elm giater in gsiHouri eusn geridertatrr in antIoge3uionS
beriesen. nel r elmer Setting einen geudt bon goreduseu Dor or
groBaefuorcaen geianot bate.
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fer in @et gtgiua oret geriaterfdtr berboftu Ihb, neil fe einem
gefebI nidt nafgefomnen paren, nifts iber Observation-Disclosures gu
beritten. aIs II fe bnun entieB, purOe bos acknowledgements as
.EriAnpb fr bic 5rebet Der greHe~ be8ahnet.
2een mir GgeHtid in guBIaub o6er Gan Gomiugo? r
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Die Oeroeben oes pumpeIrocRs.

Gp 5etnoe oes SnnpeIrodes Hehren fh. oet Iargem ibon berob
IfeueR aHe unb Tunge W1dnner ibn, neil er fe, in JIse ieres number
barren auf. unb Iieoerrutihens behn einhiseu Der Srdsern in StraBeu
bobumogen. 81 miBgen gdeniebern modt; autmobiItnfer bafen i'm
neil er lire Schulz mf cine barte qrobe feat, wenuz IN unredten go
ment cine Eraeerrn iber bic StrGBe trtppeIt. Ter Garmer berHuht i'm
neil CT Die SonunerfrnhIerfn bin6et, ieinem guaen ous5uueifen, uni
e oesbab in fahr 9eabr ftpebt cine sdobeneriasHage a~ufgebnIt 81
beEomruen. Limb ist OertuaIen TIN mh Die Observation-Disclosures uup
nit benz SunpeIrod aud Die boben Stefdobidse. aao gleib spei ge
qenHanoe Der Daobe, auf Die bic Ganenuet 10 itl3 1T. Die 9enioIoania
Balm madt IN einem Bulletin betnnnt, 0dB elm GROCER 9GI Der ltnfGac
0e Gmen in g~abmboFen un6 benin 8efRgen o6er gerlaHen Der gaHo
aiersige 3uitoBen, auf ben Slmperod uno bobe GtRfeIabiGse 5uridsu
fibren iii. am ii. unO IL. augut ereigaeten fh ieS llnfaae in 0es
gahnbofeu Der betrefenoen gabu in gep gorf, PHILADELPHIA, 8iImina
ton, altoona NIB gntsburg, Die ale ourd ben eneen aIeioerrod uo bobc
abidse beruriadt Duroeu; mo meHtens famen bic 3r1gertnnen ber
1reppenabfieg gum 5tur8 unb 5osen fh mebr oNr nenigcr ernftip
&autitlrfunden uO Observation-Disclosures al.
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Hat Hfiff tiH WsHn if
tiaaaif 1aitH tHlsfasfet NaH
tfaatl. M I'd Hestaf ia asaiiFfsl
t8att Ei fa afa A
maH IA MeatHih un haa Mf NtH
ftn eniMl #. tnH "A ITS tI6ilt
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Nht la tfH eiH tta in BIZ
t5Hfta iti nlilm 11tfm rftWl
tH maff hi m ml
Wtet fm Hifh tF fla8fl hltNpi.
a NnHiam al tWH lttil III hts
ft{n l'm dui. tit De- aaitftn
aHb "a fflal. t8h ttifHIam co.
efnhfa m wnfH tti mflffItf ais
atn Hia am mtiNfn psH titfm nan
Himailuti Hsftm Tive iH t8tHbf
mtliiuibbuM t1t BE gnlfii bots
mtmlia in Glfebftctffn tuf gal
hlftiuul iemmi iu ttrm Ste 9ful
1Ha btienttft aul aftfihl. mtnn nae.
G tfeh iUgti iH int Fh iniaiattHin
eth habtut WafmNtat mlmiftil
Don oIlt mafmtlallatu 1iat rtt,
ttH BON Der EloFifltat d%nafafiilfn
taa iinb IaFl tthaitt ahtf Wpll,
tfaatnes 1itft rt EH1lt uab stt
gen, utniatr tu @ildniaun1 bart
eas lniti qua atTttl onaemomm,u
on btn gtiutn Rintbitb nnb Qf,t.
b. eaui btionettB Woultitr, bibsn
rfi ltbr itnu inter bsr alitatnptn
~ Itiosn uue mh 5hmtint ptrb,n
btrI6out lptuH rt fret OUT Der
b,rumIauf,n bod sit6i ser
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Sler per Stalflteae dIf einem Stid
S~trobbalm.
unrot in ben 6dneinelobsn bi,
StaIIfIiegs ni6t an, ME Is BEL b,r
9aus fIisss Der GALL 1T.
DAB oas 5nisit our gerbr,ituna
bon Rrantheiten untsr ben 9isr,n
beitrdgt, 1T aIs fiber fsHgeitsIlt, bod
1T be 3obI Der bon ibr iib.rtraoba.
rem Ssu9en nur cine s.rings. gs
gtporen oa5u Dor alien eeThnirars
tist arunthsiten, unitr anosren aud
be 9ruie Bel pferben. Qm meiIten
S4oosn ri4tst ieooa bi. Sliege burd
tbrs f6msr5baften Slide an, nit be.
nen re bic 6dustiere unnusaefebt Be-
lditigt uno quilt. 0urd BEN forts
pdbrenosn Snmpf BEN bic 9isre o.s
gen bos Snfstt gu fiibrsn babsn.
tpsnn ss in grOBsreH TlniIen auftritt,
fper6en tie nit ber 53eit ermattet un6
g fommt nidt fsItsn Dor. baB ft
l@sieBlI1 aus Wfangel an Graft unb
Qusbauer ben aampf aufgeben unb
oann bon 5abllofsn 5Iieqsn ums
idndrmt uno iiberfalltn tperbsn. grs
baItsn ite bann uidt boIb 6fIfs, 70
tnnn es geiGeben. boB fe ben peinis
gtnben 4ngriffen bpIltdnbio erIisuen.
gs fpielt babel aud Der 9Iutbsriuif
tetne unbeosutsnbe Roue, ba i.o.
Glisge, tOenH ie fih fattfauaen lam.
msbrere 9ropFen glut in i6 ouf.
ntmmt. 5n Gegenben, mo bas
9eras Jiebsr unter BEN gieb pors
tOmmt. Dirb bic bsrberbli6e mirs
tung Der arantbsit bur6 bic geIdhis
gung Der ertrnnttsn Sitre burd
Stdilflieger be6eutenb erbobt. Quf
anberen Snrmsn, belonbers Utlfes
r.isn, BAT ii6 Der fddbigenoe gins
flub Der Snisitsn bur6 cine erbebs
lide Ginbubs i'm Wil6ertraq Der
Rilbe gedubert. unb in benz fhIim,
men Glisssnpeit 5abr 1912 mar Bel
gu Shlddt3fpeden eesoaes
nsn @ieb bic burd bic GIiegtn psrurs
Q6magsrung cine 70 9roBs, baB
9iere ni6t mtbr nts S@.nhtbish
fauft tDerOsn tonntsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-04

fn tts hu8ftH tHfn 4Hitii1.
pcu uttn Zen.
oailTitti. Dat ft ant tltitt aatbt.
BE H4 itboh bob btfbunitli. BIS d,
lhlRbii6 AZ tinfm bslliam GAparl
ubrathL Btiiatt uns Gusitbtn n
aus unftrm "Ntbiibunltu 40 uim,
ntn. Die @taltliitGt unitrihtib,i
he ben Der 6outllitat bduptiatIib
eura ihr,n lanstB. lpietu RiiltI.
sintH htdtrtH gtih unb ftiuat1t 1Itl,
len am llHttrItib. Ti, sur iflbtn
Gdituna athortHbt 6oruHitae 1T b,
etuttno tleinsr uuo ron anbtrtt
5arbs.
Gt @iaIIFitet triiitt, lpit atiaai,
oorHshmiih IN Gtrohltobtrn. uno
liuar Iisbsr in Saitrs nIs In Wtissns
ftrob, neil trftrts ruti6tr, Sitna,I
uHo msbr gldttsr BAT. @n6srt gruts
plaEt fnb itbod 9lidlfabeu, balbpsrs
fnuIit @rosbauitn. attrodn,ttr Rub.
milf Q',rb,mif eniiIogs etc. co,
pobI bos WGnndtn fuit bas Btib,
den nahrsn T6 pom glut ber Tier,
uub srsifsu 5unddf borusbmIi6 ben
untsTm Tell Der grtrsmitdttn an,
no bic 6nnrs ilir5tr fno. no re in
grobsr Wsnes bortanoen finb, IaTisu
itt fid isbod auh auf onbsrsn Stis
len bss aorpsrs nisosr. Sie partsn
niht lanse NIT BEN Ginflbrsn BEG
aHfieIs uub fangsn. toenn ft nidt
iperben, 2 Biz 5 Winut.n
QIsbaun fIiegt lie mad sinem
anbsrtn @sgsHfanb, I'M al oers
6ier3u aebrauft fs BEL mar
Wetter stpa sintn boIben, Bel
Wetter pobl einen qan3,n
8og. QIs Rubtort CUR 0srbnuuna
pdbIt lie msif.ns bic Dano zines
obsr bas qaub sinsr
pfInnss. 5iub,t bas SnIsit feline
glutunbrung, 70 nimmt es aud nit
Der Gsu6tigtsit in ridden Mift Ob.r
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9as anfbIa6en Der @ieOerfdner.

Die llrfa6e ots qufbldbens be-
DiebertGuer 1T in Dem at 9ieriger
Genub folder Guttermittel gu H.
den, bic Diel Gafs er3sustn. Sisr3l
refnet man ndmentli6 Die Sid
ftoffIammler, fpie 4lse uno alfalfa
Die unangsnsbme gigsnf9aft bisTtl
Gspddis 1T i'm iugenoli6en Sta
blum am ftdrfHen; ober aud pflan.
gen, bic semdbt uno baIb melt gts
rorosn fu6, pirten febr idGbli9.
Dian barf aas ben angefabrteu
GrirOeH oas 9ieb nitt auf gu juns
gen Gitttsrfdldgsn fpsiotn uHo be,
ioHbsrs Damn nidt, ipenn Der pfIans
3enbcfanb Bel giintiger Ditterunq
81 gsil IN bic S0be gsl6oFeu lit.
I'm ssfdbrli6ften 1T Der alte boz
Der 8liite unO namsntIi6, fpenn ole
Mur5slitode mad Dem erIten abmd,
ben BON neuem trdftig 3u freiltn
beginner. Wil man 6os Griinfuts
ter I'm Stale bernenoen, 70 braudt
man nidt 70 GngIfli6 3u fsin; inns
mtrbin fon man 6ds 5utter mDas
troden md5en, tlbl aufbepab.
rem uno ntdt duf bobe 5duFen T6i6,
Ten. Qm beIten lit es, su ieosr
Mdblseit friIdss Jntter al bolsu
uno Oie1es NIT Strob btrmenat au
gu f6nsioen. 9as Moroens
futter tpiro am 46eno DDr6sr gebolt
unb In oiinnsr G6iht In trpdenen
Rdumen auFbtpabrt.
Dos auFbld6en duBert fi6 oarin,
6nB binnsn iebr turaer 3eit Der
gauge 2eib oes Sisres unb naments
li9 bic linte 5l1nte fart dufqetries
III un0 beim 9ttlopfen eineH
trcmmelartigen 9on obaibt. Die
betroffenen 9tere 5sigen 6entli6 ibr
4ngfgefiibl, lie b0ren auf 3u freTeu
dtmen bel1Isunigt. Die auqen
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$7.25-7.75.
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