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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-07-27

was seen going into Miss Melissa's
home, she was included in the sus-
picion, and when Ii was discovered
that he was stopping there it was
darkly rumored that Miss Melissa was
implicated in q German plot.
1t must be confessed that the start
Ing of this story was due to Ferdy
Watkins. who thought he saw in the
stranger another rival, no doubt the
most favored of the three. He dropped
into the other millinery store, kept by
Mrs. Knowles. n widow. and impaired
his suspicious TO her. we'll knowing
that they would haNs a much wider
circulation than if printed in the vii
lage journal.
In one day Miss Mel'ssa's custom
ers dropped off SO that scarcely any
one entered the place. But Miss MeliS-
sa did not seem TO notice this. having
departed early, leaving an attendant
in charge of the shop while she went
Off on O long motor ride with the sus-
picious stranger.
Mrs. Knowles was not slow in i'm
parting her impressions of these
strange proceedings To Mr.. Jared Bar
ker when he came into her shop on
an errand for the church committee.
She had known Mr.. Barker in church
affairs, and had a burning desire 10
know him better. This was the first
time he had ever entered her shop,
and she meant 70 make the most of
the visit.
AS an officer of the law, Mr.. Bar
ker. | feel 1t my duty TO tell you things
I might not otherwise have men,
toned" she said with an appealing
smile.
Barker thanked her most cordially,
and went away thinking seriously on
the matter. Since he had become sher-
if he had not made one arrest. He
had actually done nothing 10 deserve
the election. II he could run down
a German spy he would be adding
quite a good-sized feather 10 his cap.
Yes. he must certainly take the mat
ter in hand.
Ferdy Watkins went ort OF his way
TO work up the matter with Barker.
Ale had believed Barker his successful
rival till the German appeared. and
now he was not sure which was the
one. But at any rate be meant IL pos
sible TO set the two at lOggerheads.
1t would be the means of finding u
which was the man who had won. and
the fight would afford him considerable
amusement while IL lasted.
When the next day two wooden
boxes, n two feet. and the other
about a yard long. which the express
man handled with great care. were
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-07-27
Jack Rabbits Which Live
on Deserts of Southwest
Are Never Known to Drink.

A very curious feature of animal
life i'm the deserts of the Southwest is
that rabbits, quail, squirrels, deer, an
telope, the mountain sheep and many
kinds of reptiles and insects live at
great distances from visible water.
The jack rabbit is especially notable
in this respect; and, moreover, it
flOurishes in regions without a particle
Of green food in sight for miles and
miles.
W~esterners assert that the jack
rabbit may be found, happy and fat.
spending the day under a scrap of
bush that makes little more shade than
a ishnet. His skin l. as porous as a
piece of buckskin, and the heat is
sufficient to evaporate every drop OF
blood in his body, yet he seems to get
on very nicely.
CalifOrnians eel hat nc n has even
seen q jack rabbit drink. Those who
have camped for days In the deserts
in vicinities where the only water for
miles around was to be found, and
with rabbits everywhere, declare that
never Ices one of the little fellows
come to the springs TO drink. Men
have ever gone so far as TO examine
the margins of waterhOleS in those dis
tricts, with never q track of n rab-
bit disclosed beyond where the grass
grew.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-07-27

beat the Cubs. Coakley was only in
terested in what Schupp was putting
on the ball.
That fellow" said Andy. lis some
pitcher. l don't see how anyone bats
against him effectively. He has the
best curve ball I've ever looked at and
I've looked at a few in my time.
THE most remarkable thing about
it is his control of it. He sweeps ii
over the cutter edge high or low, or ON
the inside. with as great ease as Mat
~ used to. l never saw a southpaw
pitch that way. The more stuff they
have. the wilder they usually are.
"Schupp has wonderful poise. He
eve lets the batter work him. He
keeps the upper hand all the time.
Unless you sit here and watch every
ball he throws you cannot appreciate
the wonder of his work.
II sat around on the bench a long
time, but it didn't do him any harm.
This is really his first year as n regu-
lar. but he knows all The tricks of q
veteran Of half a dozen years of
twirling.
Il don't want TO seem extravagant
in my praise, but if there has ever
been Schupp's equal in recent years he
has escaped my notice. l wouldn't
give him for any pitcher in baseball
today If he were my property"
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The

By HI AKERS
Copyright. 1917. by w. q. Chapman.)

Copyright. 1917. by w. @. Chapman.)
Miss Melissa kept the millinery 'em-
porium' of the village. To be sure
there was another shop where hats
were sold, but the "elite'' never thought
of going there because the prices were
less, and the hats lacked the "Frenchy"
touch of Miss Melissa's headgear. Be-
sides, Miss Melissa was personally pop
ular.
No one knew Miss Melissa's age. 1t
was guessed all the way from thirty
five to fifty, but she certainly did not
look over the first figure. and declared
she never meant to get old.
With her natural at~tractiveness, and
her growing bank account it was not
strange that she should have two very
enterprising suitors among the few I'M
attached gentlemen of the place. These
two were Ferdy Watkins, the drug
Igist, and Jared Barker, loans, real es-
tate and insurance" agent. Barker was
considered n Of the solid men of the
town. He was a widower Of about
lfifty-five, and had lately been elected
sheriff. Ferdy Watkins certainly was
younger than Miss Melissa, but the
disparity in years apparently made no
difference to the young man.
About this time there appeared in
the village a stranger Of Enthusiastically
foreign appearance, in fact with quite
the ear-marks of the Teuton. To be
an unknown German in an American
village about two weeks after the dec
llaration of war by the United States
was not only TO arouse curiosity, but
to incite d suspicious watch upon ones
every movement. When the stranger
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-07-27

try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. / took six bottles and today /
am a healthy woman able TO do my own
homework. / wish every suffering
woman would try Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. and find out for
themselves how good it is."-Mrs. CARL
A. KIEso, 500 North Ave-, Aurora, Ill
The great number of unsolicited tes-
timonials on file at the Pinkham Lab
oratory, many of which are from time
to time published by permission, are
proof of the value of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, in the
treatment of female ills.
Every ailing woman in the United
States is cordially invited to write to
the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
(confdentia), Lynn, Mass, for special
advice. 1t is free, will bring you health
and may save your life.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-07-27
Longing.

Sometimes l wish that / could go
Along the paths / used 10 know,
Could go back there and find some kid
And go along the roads 1 did
When / had not a single care.
And all ife's skies were bright and fair,
And birds Jung in the wayside tree.
And all the world seemed made for me-
That's what I think I'd love to do
Go find a little tad / knew
Away back there. and we would go
Where water lilies used 10 grow,
And bend a pin and fix a line,
Me and this old-time chum OF mine,
And sit until the light grew dim
Where little sunfish used To swim.
Those were the lays when bullheads bit.
And ~sunfish-why, life seemed 10 ht
Us like a garment, and we slid,
Myself and that remembered kid.
From one JOY to another. So.
Sometimes, / wish that / might go
And look about and find that tad
And be with him once more, and glad.
Judd Mortimer Lewis, in the Houston
Post.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-07-27
Flashlights.

Nobody ever made q real sue
cess of the other fellows bust
ness.
It's human nature to go to
some swell cafe to study human
nature, where everything except
what is real human nature can
be found.
A virtue that is boosted of is
usually a very new possession.
A man can live down a vicious
past, but a fellow is a fool TO
handicap himself to that Y
tent.
No man is strong enough to
carry a grudge and do justice
to himself, too.
Being a good fellow downtown
is all right enough in its way,
but save a little of your good
nature for use when you get
home.
A woman never understands
why a lot of other women's
husbands al make fortunes out
of stocks and mines and real
estate and her husband can't
even get a raise in salary.
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Some Observations.

Little things trouble Us and little
things console us.
Only a fool will pay twice for the
same experience.
When a man becomes thoroughly
contented he has outlived his useful
ness.
1t is easier for the borrowed UNI
breIla to keep lent than it is for the
average a
The hardest thing in this world for
a dead game sport to do is not to tell
you about it.
Many a fool, after putting his foot
in it, isn't satisfied until he gets there
with both feet.
Manageable couples are fond Of
star gazing because they are properly
equipped for it.
When a candidate places himself In
the hands of his friends they mas
a e his pocketbook freely.
Now and then you will find that
the shyest girl gets tangled up in the
boldest love affair.
If women were unable to see the
fine clothes other women veal they
would have fewer wrinkles.
When you pick up a pretty girls
handkerchief it is permissible TO won
der how she came to drop it.
When q married man walks into a
public place looking mad enough TO
bite a nail in two. and growls to those
who speak to him, old maids who
happen to be present shake hands with
themselves. They have nothing like
that coming home noon and evenings.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-07-27
SAYS SCHUPP IS GREATEST
PITCHER OF RECENT YEARS
Veteran Athletic Hurler Praises the
Remarkable Control CT the
Giant Southpaw.

Andy Coakley, the old Athletic pitch
er, likes to sit in the press stand of
the Polo grounds in New York, right
back of the catcher.
Coakley occupied his favorite point
of observation at a Giant-Cub clash.
He was particularly interested in the
hooks and curves Of Ferdinand
Schupp, the Giant pitching pride.
1t mattered not that Schupp was hit
a little harder than usual, although he
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-07-27
Gooseberry

Wash a half-pound of rice and put II
into a saucepan with four cupfuls of
milk, let il cook slewly until il is soft,
then add a quarter of a cupful of
sugar, a teaspoonful of lemon juice
and stir well. Let ii get cold. then
butter a mold. cover the inside with a
layer of the cooked rice and. when
firm. fill with stewed sweetened goose
berries. Serve unmolded with a Gus
tard sauce
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-07-27
CUTIcURA C%OMPLEXl0NS
Are Usually Remarkably Soft and
Clear-TriaI Free.

Make Cuticura Soap your everyday
toilet Soap. and assist ii now and then
as needed by touches of Cuticura Oint-
ment TO soften, soothe and heal. Moth
ing better to make the complexion
clear, scalp free from dandruff and
hands soft and white.
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept L,
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv. Y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-07-27
How She Felt.

49,
And so you have
secured your di-
vorce. | hear?
Mrs. Virgins
Yes, I'm glad to
say that l have.
Mrs. Higgins
How did you feel
when you heard
the judges deci-
sion?
Mrs. Virgins
Well, | felt sort of
unnamed, as il
We're.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-07-27

severe pains III my
back and sides until
| became so weak l
could hardly walk
from chair TO chair,
and got so nervous
would jump at the
slightest noise. /
was entirely unfit
to do my house.
work, l was giving
up hope of ever be-
ing well, when my
sister asked me To
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-07-27
CONGRATULATIONS.

"Tm afraid my speech was not much
Of a success"
"Why." exclaimed Senator Sorghum,
Il have called to congratulate you"
people either went 10 sleep or
walked out Of the hail."
Yes. But nobody threw anything
at YOU"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-07-27
A Failure Confessed.

"You said / would never want for
anything if l married you" she pouted.
Quite true, my dear. Ny idea was
to cure you of wanting things, but
haven't succeeded"
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Best He Could Do.

MY hair is coming out" said a man
10 his doctor. Please give me
something TO keep Ii in"
well" said the doctor. heres an
old plllbox. Will that do?"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-07-27
GOOD
JOKES
Why, Indeed?

Why, Indeed?
Doctor-Do you suffer from head
aches?
Patient-Certainly l suffer. If l en-
jOyed them l wouldn't have consulted
you.
Unpoetic.
Tom-Do you know ! envy the
birds?
Bess-Yes; they're so gay and free
fly here and
Tom-Yes, and have only one bill
the year round.
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Not Necessarily.

"They must have led a hollow life,
they must"
"Who must?"
'ThOse cavemen."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-07-27

when l say a thing / mean It" ex-
claimed the emphatic man.
But sometimes" replied Miss Cay
enne. that only makes il worsew
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-07-27
His Decision.

II have been in your train a long
time now"
Il can't marry YOU" said the girl.
"All right. Here's where l change
cars, then"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-07-27
MRS. KIESO SICK
SEVEN MONTHS
Restored to Health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

Aurora, m.-"For seven long months
I suffered from a female trouble, with
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-07-27

Smith could misrepresent his
goods. for such a trick could be easily
seen through"
What kinds of goods does he SELF"
Window glass"
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How Could He Tell?

Head of Firm
How long do you
want TO be away
on your wedding
trip?
Hawkins (tim-
idly)-Well, sir
er = what would
you say?
Head Of Firm
How do | know?
l haven't seen the
bride.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-26
Eie apnbeinairnns boa
1000 gdtem 3affee
Ginsr ameritaniIteH 5trma pom bri
tiI9en arouratq bsantragt.

2onbon, %. SUM-. 9pm
arouratb purbe an Rpntns bic Gons
bsmniriins BON 1900 Sdd.u Raj
fee bedntragt, Der oOu elmer ameritas
niidjen 6trnba Ramens etrou Il Com.
pdnD mad, Gtanoindpien abgeIanot,
Gbsr nit gef9la1 t.lest tpOrOen mar.
Die Senbung bate itd auf Oret5sbu
perl9ieosnsn Stiffsn befuHbsn. Der
SsnsraIaulpalt, Cir 5reberid Smith,
idgt., be 5irmn hd5s Dor bem ariege
fat gar teine 9ei6aft nit StanOinds
pien cher gtublduO gstban, oaB uber
ibrs SsHbungtu isit oem arisge cine
grobs @usbebnung angenommeu bdts
ten. Ter aronrof6 srtl6rte, buB Der
Gdffee 'ir 9eutihlano beitimmt lei.
>2lron &c gompano itellsu biss in glb<
rsbe nnb ftItehen Sardlif. ouB iie ibren
aaenieu anaepidsH babe. nur nah
StnnbinnOisn uno RnblnnS gu psrs
fauieu.
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Gebr iueais Sebea
Serrf9t an ben Derftit1euen Grou'
ten bes &riegsi4auplGbes.
Iur IN Galisisu iIt bas artiGtrisfeu.r
i'm 3unebmer.
atH Sr ttaIisniT4en 5rOnt b.rri8! isBt
JAP sdu5Ii9s StiIs.

Ssriin, %. SUM- ilsbsr 2onbon.
Die am Wlontag Don ber oberiteu
SeerssIeituns sriaHens offi3itas Be,
tauHtmdduHg laaiet tpie foIst:
rWefli4e Gront. Gront bes Frons
priH3en Ruppre5t: Sn Der 1dbs Der
9iiHen unb sDiIden Der Dper uHb Der
2pp fduben am Sonntag Bis ipdt
in bic Radt 5insiu Iebbatts artiIerie>
sefe4te Ifatt.
BON Ga 9aI.e &auaI Big an bns
fiioli9e llfsr Der Searps herridie aud
ttpas gr6bsre aampftbGtigtsit oIs an
ben norbersebenbeu Sagsu. Qm Yors
miitde purben 4nsriffe Der gritsH
n5rbIid BON SOu9e3 Bod unb 6its
Iih BON Der 9ens<9lrros gbdufee
nbesi6Iassu. Der fyetnb srneuerts isis
ne ansriffs auf 6eioeu Seiteu bes
Gou9ej ga6es ON abenb. er lptrrDs
aber Diebsr 3urGdgetrieben.
CUR islben .3sit sriffeu ftarte 6rts
tif9e GOlonnsu uniere pciitionsR bei
Sulu9 an, fie ipuroen aber na9 5efs
tigsm 6anbsemense unb bur9 unier
grtilIsrisfsusr 5uriideeiporfeu.
I'D an perI5itbenen nnosrsnpunts
ten siuiIden Der Gee uRo Der Somme
ma6te Der Gsinb pergsbli6e @sriu4e,
in unisre 9inieR eiu3uorinssH.
.gront o,s hsntitsn aronprtn5sH:
Die GrnMofsn mndien stpei Dersebs
life @eriu9e, bic pofitioneR BEL
gauraillon tpisber5uerobern. bic mir
linen tiir3Ii& dbsenommsn bditen.
Der Jsiub, Der iiber uffsnts GsIanbs
beranitiirmte, erliti uuitr unierrm
syeuer isbr if,pers @srIuits.
Die glrtileris mar Hibt nur on
sieier aampffront. ionbern nu4 in
Der gahe pon Miles, 6ftli4 bon
GraOnns, psftlid Don Sutppss. bet
Ripont uHS auf bem linteu Wnnsufer
iebr aitiD.
.S5ront oes SerSols sllbr.ft. gs
sat iich Eisr ni6ts Di6tisss .rsignet.
0rsi ftiublibe 5lus5suse unb orei
JsfeI6aaons prroen ON SoHnide
obesit1oHsn.
Ssitlifer arisssi6aupIdb: 9ebbuf'
ies glrtiattiefensr faHb ON Sonnidg
on Der ob.rsn Stripa uno -spiihen
Der 3ioia eipa uno Der Rarnnupta
TAFT Infer, 5ruppsu bradtsn bort
cine gnsobl @efana,ne poH lleberfdls
ZEN nuf feinbIihs grGben ;uriid. Die
admpfihGtisteit bot in ben Snrpotben
n6rblih BON airlibn5a suasuommsn.
Mas,ooniT6e Jrpui: r3DiTden benz
Dciran Gee uno Der Strumnzebene
hab.n peri&iseens @crpofisnssfs6te
stpiTGsn britiihsn uuo buIeari6sn
9orpoItsn fiatts.funben.'
Die Grauspien babsn Dss
Mig RON 8ebentuns su
bert4ten.
parts. %. 5nni. Die fOIssnoe
gefonntma&uns 1T am Waonioe DOM
kazjusnilibu.am ssIGEsa nosh<z;
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Die lIniperfitat BON
@arid)am
llno bus POIpte6nif4e Sntitut ba,
isIbf
Wegsn Stuoenten unruben ron Ger
neral GouDsrneur gsfeIsr ss'
fdloTsu.

Berlin, "a. Suni. l,bsr acnbon.
%. Suni. Die .@Oiiii6e 3situns~ bss
.ri6tst, Sab Der 9snsral BON gsf.lsr.
Der generalsoupsrnsur oes Don ben
Tenti6eu beiebtsn gebietss in RuBs
Lamb, bic ltnioeriitit unb bas poIp>
is&niI6e Snftitut in WarIbdu ss=
I1IoFsn babe. Sci sinsm StraBtRaufs
iduf narsn msbrsre Stuoeuteu pessu
Rubeit0rung une Niberituno ssssn
bic 9oIiSeis.polt Dsrbdfisi. ipdter a6er
iritosr frsisslaHsn porbsr. GarnuT
protlamirte bic ssidmmk Stuoentsns
i6aft einen Streif nuf'oen 9runo bin.
baB lire 0iirbe unb rationale Gbre
perlest norbsn isi. Ra6osm ben Stus
oeuftn erlldrt lyorosr mar, oaB beioe
5niltIts gsIhIofiea ipsrbeis ipiiroen.
falIs ss riht ~ ieren GtuSi.a sarids
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tsbrn, bic Warnuna nbsr miBadtst
iporbsn mar, purbs bic @4lisBung Der
Snftitute Derfiist. Die Gpifu6e ereis,
nete ii6, ME jeBt betannt purbe, sur
3eit, nls 1lnterbonblureen in 8e5us
auf bic 1lnterjfeilung Der 2sbrrnFalteu
unter bic lotote 9erpolt1us I'm 9dns
ge tpdren. Mber In elmer WdFenDer.
iammfuns BON Stubertsn mar be'
Ialoiisn tporben, ben gum Sattpt Der
tlniperfitdt borssidlagneu 9irsttorsH
bic Gnsrfernins gu perDsiseru. 4ud
tpsigerten ii9 bic Gtubntsn, aolIe'
eieng.iber gu besablerL 9urnuf6in
nurben bic 2ebranitaIter seI4lofeu.
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Star elm etnsises Regirnent
Der Electromagnetic BON D9io tUurDe
bis ieBt nuf 2riegsItdrte
ge6radpt.

Columbus. O., %. SUM-. -
Gus 3a4len, tDel9e BON benz Senes
raIabiutauten @Ooo 3uiaurmeRgeiteat
purben, ergie6t ii3, OaB Die gtGtios
naIgarOe DON S5to q ,444 gldin um'
fubt, bic Ii3 tbets IN, tbeils anger
BEN 8unbesDienlt befur0en. Das 7.
Snfunterie Regtmeut, beFen Be
fs5Is6aber Der Oberit SAomos ..
Groian DON Rsp 2ertngton 1T, 1T
bas ein3Igs gali5 Regiment bon
O9to, bas auf &riegsfdte gebro4t
purbe. Gr Bat 2012 Uion, 3ebn mebr
uls u6tbig iinb. Der GeneraluDius
tant ertlart, bab es grobe QHftren>
Sunsen toten perbe, um bic anbereu
Regimenter bis 5ur Tlobilma5ungss
seit i'm SnIt auf &riegsFGrte gu briH'
gen.
-rr gorDernsur Gor ianbte an
Rpntag cine 0epdte an ben prGit
benten unb ben straightforward Batter,
in toel4er er segeu ben plan prO=
teitirte. bret SPtoer Regimsuter Der
Electromagnetic DON 2Olliiiaua Gn3u'
gIieberu.
Sd BIN bdgeger, bGB man bic
Sruppen DON S6io tbeilt, nm 2fden
In 8rigdben in nrberen S1oaten auss
sufuGIer", jagte Der @ouoerneur. Gr
uuo Der 8eneralabiutdrt @oob purer
uuFgeforbert porben be bret Reate
menter gu beftturmen. ipelte na9 BEN
Siibeu sefrubt tperoen folsn
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eSranen i,nm 6ptterbass
slasnen i'm 6orfigeH SGfen cine Son
ne &artnffela NIT 9etHag

Soubon %, ,sSinri. - Cine Dc.
pcite BON Rotterbmn on bic -2ines"
nleloet, 6ab au Sonntag baielbit
sSrmien elm 9ute0 garten mn iune.
rem Saien itiirzrrten iIn0 etlDa etne
3oune &urtoffein nit gefhtag beleg-
I'm. oie tiir GrrglanS bsitiuunt tDarel.
odrniibin ieign bic @crteu inter oeHs
Sfnis ber AnIioei NOD oern au5ereI
Soicn gebraff por6en
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