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The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-10

old frame shackx Of pioneer days.
No longer does the street resound
with the din OF EalloDing riders. In
stead. automobiles stand parked IN
sti6 prOssic rows. and the horse is
conspicuous only by Its absence.
BIt II We descend tn, hill AMI
stroll the now-paved streets We vii!
observe the same. lean. rugged plains
man under the camounaEe OF the
up-tO-date man OF business Per-
haps he will alight from, i high-pow-
cred car. but you Wi, know him by
the awkward. haltine stride tha:
, no rider OF the purple range can ev-
er conceal. And. though the auirt
and chaps are missing. he will wear
the sOmbrerO 30 familiar to us all
II YOU could talk to him he would
grasp your hand In q hail-fellow-
well-met clasp and greet YOU with
comradely cordially. You must not
smile. II. while regretting that the
dear old days are no more. he. Ia
the same breath. becomes enthus-
iastic over his super-six.
But In this land OF pines and SUI
peinal mountains. with canyons
chuck full OF emptiness. with tow
ering crags that have warred sue
cessfully with the elements through
all time and will endure through all
eternity. the sight longest to be re-
membererd IS the rounding up OF a
herd.
To ride out with the bunch as the
summer sun settles behind the
mountain walls and the golden sky
names roseate. then dims to violet as
dusk advances. seems to meet the
greatest privilege allotted an unde-
serving mortal
How deftly the swinging. sinu-
ous rore. falls on horn or hoor as the
cowboy fancies. cutting out any ami
NAL desired from the herd.
Branding is done now In much the
same manner as 1t was years ago.
Cruel? Yes. hut no better. more hu-
name way has been devised. With
out brands no cattleman could ident-
lily his stOck-and rustlers really do
exist In spite Of law and order.
There is rythm irresistible in the
ringing hOofs. freedom indescribable
In the vast reach OF prairies, an ex-
hiiiration In the bracing mountain
air with its heavy incense OF pine
and spruce. And though civilization
may change our West of yesterday.
yet these things will remain. How
ever regrettable Is the fact that a Low.
ed type Of manhood IL departing
there Will always rise up Zane Crews
with the wonderful Imagination to
keep them alive: while we of the
present generation turn our faces to
the future.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-10

We do nat entiesvOr 10 market one
brand Of goods under the name u
another q National reputation . We
handle tho lines that have that Ns.
tlo~al reputation for quality and
Valuc. Eastman ko,iaks. Fuller
Drug Co.
The Delta independent., 1919-04-18
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]. A. Palmer transacted business In
Delta Thursday.
Miss Emma Turfin visited homo
folks ON Garnet Mesa Sunday.
Mrs. Dove of Hotchkiss spent last
week with her old friend. Mrs. VIM
Ely,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Osborne AMI
children of Delta were all day guests
# Mr., and Mrs. r. p, Mills Sunday.
Ensign Beeman, Mrs, p. A, Coons
and Charles Greenbank motored to
Delta Thursday,
Rev, and Mrs. Bunch of Montrose
visited at the l., V. Cook home Mon
day enroute to Delta.
Mrs, Sarah Vest went to Delta Fri
day for visit with her daughter. Mrs.
Lloyd Allen and family,
Nessrs, Christie and Sehon pur-
chased bunch of horses from H. e.
Stockham of Delta last week
Ed Spalding and II. f. Stockham
The Delta independent., 1919-04-18
HOME STORE SERVICE

Not merely do the stores of n town
like Delta assemble the products If
the wide world at your very doors.
but they save the public an enormous
amount of time,
To get these gpo's from all over the
earth, it formerly would have been
necessary to visit the nearest large
city You would have to take part
or the whole day. and visit some great
emporium. There millions of money
are invested and the complex system
Is operated on a high scale of expense
that burdens metropolitan trade. The
cost OF the thing to you is not merely
what YOU pay FOX the article, it is
your car fare, the dinner in the city,
and most of all the time,
The home store lays down the art
The Delta independent., 1919-04-18
SCHOOL NOTES
, >~>~>>>>>>.~>

Last Friday evening the Seniors
were entertained at the home OF their
English teacher. Miss Keith. The en-
tertainment Of the evening was very
original and the seniors said that they
certainly had fine time and had
never participated in such interesting
games.
The Juniors have chosen their play
and are now rehearsing. The finished
product will be given soon.
The eighth graders are very proud
of themselves. They defeated the
Freshmen in a game OF baseball and
defeated them hadly too; the score
being IL to 2.
On Friday OF last week at the chap
el hour. Miss Castle gave delightful
reading entitled. The Troop Horse,
No. 1 of Company K"
The Delta independent., 1919-04-18

of Delta were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Christie Wednesday
Carl Rupp of Chase Il Rupp OF Delta
receiving car loed of beans from
Burns & McMullen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Toothaker OF
Delta were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Il. Fahrney Sunday.
Mrs. j. X. Nesbitt and Mrs. Ernest
Fedgecock spent Wednesday with Mrs.
f!cdgcock's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Weeks in North Delta.
Rev. and Mrs. j. A.. Morrison and
children of Delta are spending few
days with Olathe friends. Rev. Nor
rison held services at the church of
God Sunday.
The Easter Cantata which Ia to be
given at the NJ. f. Church Sunday
evening promises to be quite worth
the time and labor spent in its prep
aration Everybody come.
was in Olathe Thursday and Friday
Ensign Beeman and his mother-in
law. Mrs. p. A. Coons visited u few
days with the formers sister. Mrs
Clarence Basom and family this week.
enroute to Ensign Beeman's home in
Berkeley. California.
Miss Mary Hunter was accompanied
as far as Montrose by her mother
Monday. The little girl will meet
her father in Denver and the object
of her journey to the capital city is
to replace the outgrown brace for her
limb with new one of the correct
size.
Drs. Macarthur and Burgin were call
ed from Delta Thursday to attend Geo.
Hubbard who is not so we'll as he has
been. owing to the fact that a condi.
tion resembling inflamatory rheumat-
ism has followed the amputation OF
his foot, An early improvement is
hoped for by his host of Olathe friends.
Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John
Weeks of Delta. former Olathe people.
received the cheering news that their
son Paul had reached New York safely
after years service in France. Mr.
SINE kind of message from their son
Kenneth about the same date.
DIR. Adler and Dennis operated on
Miss Theora Allen whose home is near
Tuesday afternoon for diseased con-
dition of the bone in which the front
teeth are set. II was necessary to re
move one bone, scrape diseased por-
tions OF another and extract two teeth
that were affected. Miss Allen is be
ing cared for at the Ray Corey home
by Mrs, Gus Sutton and is doing well,
Monday Charles Mcneil arrived here
from Ridgway for short visit with
his sister. Mrs. James Byler and fam.
lily. Thursday Mr., Mcneil continued
his journey to Delta for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Sergeant. These
two gentlemen have valuable mining
claims in Alaska and are planning
trip to the far northwest as soon as
the necessary arrangements for trans
portation for their livestock can be
made They plan on hauling ore from
their MINES and founi it necessary to
hip v,rk horses froi here. Their
present plans are to remain in Alaska
a year. Mrs. Sergeant will visit her
father in California during her hus-
bands absence.
The Delta independent., 1919-04-18
BUSINESS LOCALS.
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FOR SALE-3O acre ranch known
See FL e. Tyler. 11-16p
FOR SALE,-Frame building l6x40.
Must sell quick. j. e. Beckley 1sp
FOR SALE-Span mare colts. broke
Weight about 220O Phone Delta 1861
Henry Bruton. 15tfc
FOR SALE large Mormon hay
derrick Have recently sold out on
California Mesa S. w of Delta. Call
e20 Grand Ave. or write L. Box 452.
Vernon G. Bridges. l6c
TO TRADE-property in Lincoln.
Nebraska. for residence in Delta or
vicinity. Colo. phone 100W f4tfc
FOR SALE Slightly used Wood
stock typewriter Model s. also model
A: one Royal typwr.ter All in good
working order.
FOR SALE-Owner viii sell com
Portable dwelling house IN good con-
dition. Also have vacant lots for sale
223 Columbia St. Delta Tsp
FOR SALE-11 shares Fruit Grow
ers Ditch q Reservoir water stock: 5
shares Leon Lake Ditch 4 Reservoir
water stock: 300 shares OF Park Rcs.
etvcir water stock: 30 shares High
! ! inc Ditch stock. E. Stabler, Austin
Colo. 1+t8,
The Delta independent., 1919-04-18

WANTED-Girl to take one year
nurses training Must have referenc-
es. Delta Hospital. Ice
FOR SALE-Leather seat reversible
child's cart in goOi condition. 81. 16tf
FOR SALAE-Barred Rock cggs, for
Matching. Is for $100. Phone Dolta
246 w. w. G. Cook. 319 Howard st.
14-7p.
Money to loan. Apply to c. p
Blaine. secretary Delta Savings &
Building Assn. 9tfc
FOR RENT room mouse with
pantry Partly furnished II desired
e63 Meeker. Colo. phone 227J. 16tfc
FOR SALE-3O acre ranch knowp
as the Sugden place; rich productive
soil. first class improvements. domes-
tic and stock water piped under pres
sure to house and barn from Orchard
City mains; splendid water right IN
miles from Austin. Price $4,000.
Terms to suit buyer. f. Stabler. Aus
tin. Colo. 14-l6c
FOR SALE-9x12 Administer rug
Cali after P. NJ. at 3e9 Meeker. 16p
FOR SALE-One team six year old
mares weight about 5000 lbs. One
team six year old horses. weight about
1000 lbs. Also two sets harness for
~, s,,
excellent condition and are now in
pasture at Crawford. Colo. Address
T. P. Michel. Drawer F.. Ouray, Colo
15-16c
Let the Delta Tire and Repair Shop
vulcanize and retread those old tires
for you 16tfc
FOR SALE-Good Overland car.
I5B. five passenger. E. C. Toothaker,
2Se Palmer St. Delta site
LADIES. why wear your faded gar
ments when Mrs. c. II. Brown. 963
Meeker St. can dye them to look like
new: also cleans and presses. Colo.
Phone 227-J. 15c
II in ueed of glasses call on c. -
Allen & Son, graduate and registered
optometrist. Delta. Site
Money to loan. Apply to c. =
Blaine. secretary Delta Savings &
Building Assn. 9tfc
Good loaus-farm or city properly.
Plenty of money. w. w. Dingman.
Hillman building II
/ FOR .SALE-A good Smith & Barnes
Piano. Inquire at Delta Cafe. 15tfc.
FOR SALE-white Russian seed
oats. Phone. Delta>9S. cs,t
| FOR SALE,-Seed potatoes. Twenty
sacks fine Downing seed. d. c. Town
send. Cedaredge- Coop. 32-M. i4tfc.
FOR RENT OR SALE-S0 acres on
California mesa. 81. miles south OF
Delta W. G. Cook. Delta. stfc
| Money to loan. Apply to C. >
Blaine. secretary Delta Savings &
Building Assn stfc
I wANTED-Girl or woman for gen
eral housework. Call Mrs. K. L. Pit
man Coop phone 2o4L l6tfc
The Delta independent., 1919-04-18

icle from Egypt or Australia or India
ON the counter at the price the same
thing win cost in the great city And
oven II you paid lot more for 1t. you
could affor dit. For you have bought
it without loss of your valuable time,
without any incidental expense what.
ever.
The Delta independent., 1919-04-18

The Montrose Enterprise states that
the mineral waters of the artesian
we'll at that place have been found
to be of benefit for boiling muric acid
out of rheumatics, Now. by gum. what
might that be?
The Delta independent., 1919-04-18

WANTED-Girl to take one year
nurses training. Must have referenc-
es. Delta Hospital. 1Gc
The Delta independent., 1919-04-18

FOR SALE-Leather seat reversible
child's cart in goo condition, 81. 16tf
The Delta independent., 1919-04-18

FOR SAI.E-Barred Rock cggs. for
Matching. Is for $1.00. Phone Dolta
246 w. w. G. Cook. 319 Howard st.
14-7p.
The Delta independent., 1919-04-18

Money to loan. Apply to c. p
Blaine. secretary Delta Savings &
Building Assn. 9tfc
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-06
cement
TO THE PUBLIC

We have established ourselves in
business in Madison at 208 Egan
Avenue N, where in our sales
room can be. found two of the
most popular makes of standard
cars, namely the Chalmers and
the Oakland. You are invited in
to inspect our offerings. In con-
nection with selling these cars, we
also have a repair shop where on
ly expert work is done. See us
for auto accessories.
Chalmers and Oakland - Best
Constructed Cars
Chalmers and Oakland - Best
Appearing Cars
Chalmers and Oakland - Best
Selling Cars
j. v. Huntimer, Dealer
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-03

that the senator represents the state
az Missouri as Wellaas the state OF
west Virginia, remarked Judge
Brannan, the rich member Of Senator
Howard Sutheriand's secretaria STAN
Who, occasionally overcome with pity,
picks his boss up and rides him In his
car to the office. Il get that notion,
the "Judge" continues from the heavy
mail that comes from Missouri to the
Senator. Every writer wants some
thing and that means a lot Of extra
work for the Senator and all the rest Of
Us, for he never turns 'em down. OF
course, the Senator was born in Mis-
souri,, but that was long time ago.
Seems there are a lot of folks out that
way who remember that event, though
Our Missouri business is large and
growing, and If 1t keeps on increasing
the Senator will be forced to create
special permanent Missouri depart
ment and hire new secretary to at
tend to 1t and nothing else"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-03
VA sEIING ON NEWS =
GOSSIP . ea2alEs sa22ks sNl7.:

friends Will sincerely regret ms teaN
ing the old state, but they will give
him a shower Of horseshoes and rao-
bits feet when he goes.
Maybe It was this month Of brown
October Ale" that used to was, but Is,
alas, no more, that suggested 1t, but
Col. Jim Flynn, Of Kingwood, went on
record today in favor Of the truth OF
his assertion that, Eve have lived in
the times Of the best living conditions
the world has ever seen-and we will
never see again And tears twinkled
upon the eyelashes of every man In
the party. as the full significance OF
the Homeric utterance sunk and per-
meated. an a few minutes" conttn-
ued the Sage Of Preston, each OF US
will sneak away and eat hurriedly and
alone. We'd bore each other stth TO
dine together. There are no jolly fell
lows and Jolly parties any more. l
haven't heard rafting good story well
told since we began to pass around re-
cipes for kitchen experiments In fer
mentation. Which reminds me OF
this"-and Co. Flynn pulled a news
paper clipping and read:
A friend OF mine in days gone by,
(When drink was still "among those
present"
And there was no such word as Dry
Those days so pleasantly.
Was famous for his gift Of yarn
He had a genius for narration,
A richer tale he'd weave and darn
With each libation.
J descriptive phrases fit for Poe
From off his moistened tongue went
His tales ranged with Gaboriau,
Bret Harte and Kipling.
Make it an alcoholic spree,
And Hardy couldn't hold slicker
To this old friends of minc when he
Was drowned in liquor.
And now that Prohibitions come,
And wine is barred from prince and
duffer,
His lips are sealed, his word is mum, "
And art must suffer.
| 81 sometimes find myself thinking
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-03
WALN0TE Grove !. /. /! A NJ Z : WE o

Wal NUT GROVE AND WINE ELp
hi. d. cf4URc iEs,
j. j. Jaesson, Pastor.
At Walnut Grove Sunday school g
10 q. M, Mr.. Ellsworth Morga1 super
fntendent; sermon at II g; ~ prayer
meeting at Ssp. m. =.
At Winfield Sunday school at 1880
.. M. Mrs. Laura Ross, shperintend-
emit; sermon at $3.50 p. 70. Our first
quarterly meeting will be held at Mon
lama Saturday, October the II, at 2:So
D. m. All official members are urged
10 be present as there is important
business to see to. Do not miss the
Sunday services.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-03

A Bedouin marriage does not take
much time. The bridegroom kills q
sheep and spills the blood on the sand
Of his father laws threshold, and
the wedding is over.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-03

A mans hair, it is estimated, turns
gray five years earlier than a wo-
mans.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-03

GUdefefB Should 1Ss
Il Is a Blood Infection. \
Doubtless Nike other sufferers,
Won have often asksd yourself mus
/ question, which continues to re-
main answered.
Science has proven that Rheu-
hnatisrn is caused by q germ in IN
our blood, and the only way u
i each It Is by a remedy Whicn
inmates and removes these lit
pain demons.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-03

But this was intended to be newsy
little paragraph about Col. Bob Stall
MI, as he is today. Col. Stallings
las now a first class, clear title to the
sitte He. is in the army and has re-
Gently been promoted from a Majority.
When he volunteered at the outbreak
u the latest unpleasantness he was
commissioned a Major. His home was
II Parsons. w, Va, where he had
practiced law for many years, and was
prominent and active in Republican
party politics in the Second Congress
donaI district. Once upon time he
apsed from thelaw and allowed him
self to be intrigued for a. term in the
over house Of the Legislature. He
had, long before the war, arrived at
hat pinnacle reserved for those whose
professional, political and social at
!ainments have become a matter OF
statewide knowledge. Col. Stallings
hopes to get his discharge from the
seryice this month some time. lie
hen may beside to make his future
home in New York city, A law part
aership in an established and well
Known firm is open to him there. II
he takes it, a host of West Virginia
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-03
What Is RheumatismA
49, = Whv Suffer from IL?

| s S. S. las been successfully
used for RlsumEdsn for more
than fifty yeds and many yolun-
harry tSstimohialS arc on file from
those whom It hSs benefited. Try
| tko-dsyf and,-yaa will fpd your
sefAat st on thesright track to
get IA q your Rheumatism. For
Treatment Of your Individual case,
addresA Chief Medical ADVISER
Swift SAeeifc Co., Dept - At
lanta, Gan
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-03

WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. BIN
he pre-War period, he was widely
rnown 10 West Virginians as Col. BOD
etailings, the title won on Governors
tan 81 recognition Of party activities
atd 81 personal likeableness. Those
wefe Tie times when West Virgtnia's
toTefnor had star Of good fellows
Rho we're given complimentary titles
and occasional opportunities to 80 on
parade In gold braided raiment. II
was 4 chubby little fraternity, hertz
aee from pioneer days. and harmed
nobody. In these latter years, the idea
became embedded that a governor
woiild make a helluva hit by obliterat-
Inr this custom OF the fathers 1t is
fonbtful II It did. The common peo-
Dlea rather enjoyed 1t, and most OF
IIie males among them cherished deep
down ID their hearts a wish that some
ifrie q commission on the stan migh
come TO them, and had, doubtless, a
,ecret sinking fund they deposited in
g that they, too, might have gorge
ot Uniform and go on staff junkets
wlien the honor and compliment came
sheir way
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-03
OF They Come Like Banana Skin.
2or 8 DropS That's All.

There'gG murderous, painful way
10 get rid OF corns, and then there
10 the peaceful, glorious 'peel-it-
or "GetS-It" way. After you have
tried "Gets-1e' You will say never
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-16
&c Snnifc @arniioucr.

Sfieit Sioapunftct ior Niitcml.
ningcn i Ssnoeriplanb ltaoig bent.
ltaor / Set upisic. er SyorbercoclIernc
iii S0loetS Slooroniug mnbcr oanif
SmrclGt iom beficnot paa sc allcr-
fleitc Smrauocr uIlcrcoc uiot trent
.ifrcbnc.
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ltru,ion allNoor, CT octtc SiliplOct.
Nncrcoe ior lungcrc Sib iibcn bar o.
can't =ilcspia'fc @labc "ira goo Sill
DC" funnel bringc Dtco6clclier ON,
at Zoe acknowledgements eitcr Glen,
l%orenin0cn uiIbc iaa 0arniion ! Sa.
ocrsleu, % at Iabenraa cler ell al
DC anbrc ienbcrinoite @pcr pilbc iaa
tiloclt en- misunderstanding
Otter bpab "Ianifcrcn" criarcr,
CT Der llhiigt til, at ct Iragonregi.
mcilt. piitnpf 4oc, oil iaa 8orniiou
i Ell treble i6nocripoif @p. loalcoes al
Ianliligc 8Grcl1s SopcbpoobellartcS
itrar ira 8ienforciliuGcn oil blipc re.
%prpicntcrcOe / set i,pe Stpffe al
Ianmlarf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-16
Nlcnsburgs Snbbssserantal.

Ger iorcllggcr III eli SpgisrclIe
opc IolfctGlliuNcn i Slcnsborg ocE
Soc Sftober. Terciter talte SIclrs.
borgs @cfolfning fun 81 ,959 Tcrip.
ncr, 1873 WilitGrpcriollcr % T.
&rigsion9cr mcOinobeiattct. Ger
bar 29,550 manb!igc % 32,409
f~pinocligc Tcrioncr, ioroclte oucr
1896 9usbolbnin9cr.
Ncogallgcn CT bctpocli9 i@tprre, END
moli bapoc Hpcrtct. ) ell ~cificieI Wteo.
oclelic iprtlarcs oeil meo, at @arni.
'oncrnc CT ifrilmpcOe iith til inge,,-
ting (omircnt $500 Ecriorer, i'll.
bcls nlcb Namilic), % mcb be 1000
Sabine. Ter maa BOG tagcS / @e'
tragtring. ltripcr 81. Npis", at
mango SunorcOc or rciitc til aon1c.
ri9ct for i hpcrt Sub iorclsbig at
Icgc lit llofommc Der, % ser MAJ
re9nca meo ul pcbbliuenoc Silbogt.
gang Tor @pcna Subuitri. Get heIc
9ipcr CT lpocligt Siracrpes / Hctliin5
al S!clisborgS Trcmtio, bpis Ben life
blipGr oullif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-16
Ut Hsoitris ira 3oic Gone.

HcNattsr Gb~riitianicn. "SlcnsborJ
Ipla", bar mobta9et iolgcnoc @rcp,
natcrct Sltspig oeu SOC 9toncnnbcr
1919 % mocrtcgrc. al 10 ocrpGrcu.
DC @orlcre:
ct NsNifrig ira 3bic Gone. -
Otter alle Ipismcboclelicr Ter Oct no.
ionl ON pi oirfclia life itllloc fourntc
til lnltmart. Sporior iffc2 Gr 0c
flcitc. ionl lcpcr her, life. affl,rot lom
/ 6~lenshcrl, ieote Sanlfcrc, CT itt;
Sancpirfc olcnc bcu 'tunbinopiItc
@rTnIc? Sclp ON ri fin bchcritcr
oct tplfc Sprog. loo ligger Sfploer
DOG life boS O., men pc0 oct prcll9.
life Syltcnl, % moo o., lonl Dor hcr.
ion Der itft rcitca Ncbrcioclicr, enc
III minbrc tan Scr lcpcrea noNet pc
bis FOR. ct ri lite berer iii Sam
mari"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-16
Nnpaleet / @rlgcrfpreninaen.

Nabenran. t5oe Nop. @plgcrior-
cnin9cnS Silipnsraao aiholot ioae ct
Wsoc paa "6olfchicm", bpprtil bdd
&c Slcrtals. % MirorctaI5 8rlippcl;
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gen bar Dc .ilcite Weolclnmer msot.
Wsbet oobncoe3 al tSormanbcn,
8rep Shact. llnocr SrsitcIien Al
Get fpriic Funtt paa S~agsorbcncl,
tatppalg) GAP Scfrctrren, 6aaroeicr
Wartin SimonIcu MeooclcIie on,
TUlgcriorclingcnS OtcbIcnl5taI eitcl
Observation-Disclosures. Ger bar mn.
otter at Sc iioItc Standardization
rar inb1aact, ialt i1,623 Ncblem.
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hporeitcr |uIgCt iii SiIipnaraabet
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