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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-11-24
Established in 1851.

X TH-W ESTERN EXPRESS COMPANY
connecting with the American Express company
TO ALL THE PRINCIPAL POINTS IN THE uNtrrn
STATES. CANADA AND EUROPE
VIE cheapest and safest way OF t,o,.
and valuable Goods-Spccie and Bank Nofes p
Particular attention paid to the collection ~ No,os
chondize. ..,...-.. ~ ''v "Ae'-
owners, etc. etc. = -r',lf - - "
MEssINGERs:-Scmi-W Weekly.
gf.OFFICE-At the Book Store Of n ,rI,,S 70 =.
posite the Post Office. W.
st. Paul, Nov. IL, 1855. -;
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WAN ted.

VIE Grand Mcd,cai VI a. ehou>c, No 40 Washing ION
street, Albany, n. y, wants immediately so en-
terpisina young men with horse ami WACO and from
Sioo 10 SOU cash capital TO deposit security aith
iuncsS NC. In business and gond written rrcomnicn-
dat''n * To honesty and ability agents in the
sale OF the most popular patent medicines of the day in
nc western states; to whom all travelling expenses will
be paid and salaries The FIRST year. $500 to $500 ac-
cording To the ability OF the applicant.
y. b.-AppIy without delay, either by letter or In
person, as abovc to =. Is. Cook. corner of Third
ackso Streets st. Paul, General Agent for Minnesota
w All communications promptly ATTENDED To.
h''|-w3m DWIGHT CHAPLIN,
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Present Position of the Sound Due. Question.


The latest intelligence in relation to the
vexed question of the Sound Dues is, that
the Danish Government had invited con.
ference Of the representatives of all the States
interested, to be held at Copenhagen in the
latter portion of the present month, of which
we presume, our own Government has re-
ceived official notification. The question to
be met is simply this: Our Government hay
ing notified Denmark that after the expira-
ton of the present treaty stipulation between
the two countries, some months hence, the
dues would no longer he paid by our vessels
trading in the Baltic, the latter is anxious to
know what is to be done about it? TO the
Danes it is very important question, since
large portion of the entire revenue of that
country is depending upon the issue. The
population of Denmark is only 100000 IA
trifie over that Of Illinois, and the Sound
Dues amount to 100000 per year, little
less than q million and half of dollars
Only a portion of this sum is paid by our
vessels; but if we refuse to pay other nations
Will DO the same, and thus the whole will be
lost. Hence the extreme Importance of the
question to Denmark ~
Inc DANISH Government is now said To he
anxious 10 settle the matter by capitalizine
.his amount, winch would have to be raised
by the various States interested in nronort;oM
to the amount of their yearly contributions
The United States and Prus sia have ON for
mer occasions endeayored to redeem this
charge, by the payment of a sum once for
for all. Mr. Upshur, Secretary of State u IN.
der Mr.. Tyler's Administration, offered to
settle the matter finally by the payment Of
some $25O,000. These overtures for set
tiement, however, were rejected by Den
mark, her claims up to that time having been
backed up by Russia. Now it is understood
that Russia consents to Communication, and
there is nothing for poor Denmark to do but
10 accept the best terms she can get.
Our Government will not, of course. send
a delegate to the proposed conference. il not
being consistent with its dignity to be mixed
up in such discussion after having an
nounced its determination in the matter.
though it is not unlikely that something NAV
be hereafter conceded to Denmark when
treating with her alone. The Berlin cores
pondent Of the London Times says that Rus
STA will not be represented in the conference.
-Chicago Press. =
e If, according to Lucy Stone, "the
cradle is a woman's ballot box, J" some women
render themselves liable to punishment by
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5. ao5 NEW TAILORING
Gentleman's Furnishing Store

SHIRTy. UNDER-SHJRFS, DRxwEpe uIr
hEKCHIFS, CR1tATS, STOCKS. SCSpEW-
DEhy, HALE HOSE, COLLARS, S,e., &c.
y AhMENTS OF every description cut 10 A. and made
to order In the best manner and Iatsst styles
snlr.s cut and made to order. Pater ms Of every
"e'po iurhished Tor the trade private families.
trssl BLACKMAN g. co.
49,, No. winslow House, Fort Street, stPasi.
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Valuable Property for Sale

II OrrEh Tor sale my lot and two three story brick
- buildings thereon, situated Jackson street near
Ih-'wo or inc best constructed and eligible bu-
siness buildings In st Paul. The on which they stand
~ oy Nv fcet; one OF the buildings Is rs so, the
other'2by 6oThe title to the property Is
n'iu Iudispuaoe, andh whole VIII be sold at
r'rms hno payments will be made easy.
Jee9 awtf CIiAc cCr,u,,
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Groyclaud Garden md Nu-..-v
just Received

u N addition TO former large stock,
Il 10 doz Oane seat chairs, - = = w
~ - OAK and Walnut seat arm chairs;
10" Mahogany and Walnut Hair and Plush scat
hl tl., Chairs; .tHeb = - '"S'~'
80 rosewood, Oak and Walnut Carpet Seat de-;
10" Mahogany and walnut Sofas. }F-0l III ~
This stock coming from the largest and best n,,nu,oc
ments to purchasers than ever offered In TIL, market
Sept 6, 1886 li STEES 8 UrrrT
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SALMONS IMPROVED PATENT.
GRAIN ~ GRASS SEED SEPARATOR.
kmNHlS Machine took the first premium at the Worlds
1862. err. -. : - ~ ~ ' o'"o ' III ~
has been generally introduced in the Staes and II
acknowledged 10y all TO be far superior other Ma
chino for cleaning grain and seeds and fast
pcrsediug tho Of all others. = - iNIITI-7-
Farmers are invited to call and this Machine, be-
fore purchasing any other. For sale only by w -
581 9 3-u MCCLOUD BROTHER.
lyw Agents for the Territory,
jan. p 1855 EeI the head OF Third st., 81. Fsuf.
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EDWIN c. BECKER

"A TrOkNEY AT LAW, and General Agent Superior
a Wisconsin. Real Estate bought and sold. Ia xc,
pau: ana ali the business Of General Agency attended
=" VII" p'otnptness. I.l ie26tf
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IL Dr. Kane is in New York, where he
mas maze arrangements with an artist who
is now engaged in the preparation of the
maps, charts, plates, &C., for his own report,
and for the use Of Mr.. Grinnell,
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HURLEY,s SARSAPARILLA.

HS truly extraordinary preparation having erected
cure In every instance wherein u mas peeh USED,
those cases OF The most malignant anu i'e.ete char-
acter, standing years. despite medical sciences place
itsupeiior to all preparations. Its mode OK COM
position and entire process, deliberately ana sclehn
cally combned is OF public notoriety, and the faculty
article meris 1t devoid of those destructive agents
which too commonly form Important item when less
expensive medicines remain undeiected, and wiilbs
found permanent and radical cure In
3- Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, Scrofun ...
or Kings Epii, Affections
0ffhe Bones, Syphilis. DebiH-
fy, Habitaal COSfiveness, Ery-
sipeids, Pulmonary Diseases, LiO-
er Complaint, rifles, Female Irregu-
tdrifies, FtSfuld, Skin Diseases,
Diseased Kidneys. and, as
great and pOtcerfui Tonic,
purifying the Blood
and inUig0rdfing
the entire
Sysfem.
Its extensive use throughout the country, and the
tcates which day received, should more than
satisfy the doubtful that II will perform what is stated,
and may be Implicitly relied with pereO confidence,
no matter how deep-scated the Affection Of what du-
ration ask the sufferer take bottle, and ifrecf
be not experienced, say take no more. But II Is fact
and an Obvious one that semi part) Sarsaparas
get greater credit thaa carefully prepared
and genuine medicine. ] assert my Compound syrup
Of Sdrsdparia to be the hest Firstly, II Is male or
the very best root in concentrated form, carei uy and
chemically combined. and ten times stronger than any OF
the other preparations Secondly, the active principle
being extracted by powerful tlncturepress, made es
pecialy for this object, the wonderful performed,
anu daily evidence, In truth Justify the assertion.
Price 81 per bOttle-6 for SIS. rtt....-...
Mandatory, 7th and Green Streets, Louisville Ky,
where all orders must be addressed. For sale by
BACON, HYDE X Co., st. Louis, Mo.
BARCLAY BROTHER, Chicago, Ills, and by Drug
gsts and dealers In Medicines throughout the United
States and Canada.
A fam ~ journal sent free application.
April IS, 1855. fdIy)
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The Falls House,


..Ha Cannon Falls. Mime sofa.
~ Boarders by the day week entertained with the
best fare the Minnesota market affords, and furnished
with pleasant and comfortable Abundance OF
game and excellent Trout fishing in the Immediate vicin
y, with scenery unsurpassed in airy part OF the upper
Mississippi region. June l6. Ar
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IL The Rothschilds occ,r,,

~ The Rothschilds, according to their
own estimate possess $7O0,OOO,OOO in per-
sonai property, exclusive OF real estate seior-
nories, mines, &c, which amount to at least
nail as much more, making the enormous
sum vi over one thousand million dollars,
or an amount much larger than the entire
valuation of New York City.
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DIR. MORTON,

III AZ removed his Once to the Drug Store recently
- - owned by L. @. Kinney, Third ST., two doors
oeiow las ISWorld's Esir'' r. Norton continues his
Practice 80 usual. n ST Paul, Feb.
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MANOMlN HOUSE,

FuNHE SUBSCRIBER has taken the above House, In
IL the pleasant village OF Manomin, eight miles
above ST. Anthony, and prepared t accommodate
the travelling public with the best fare the country
affords. The house Is furnished with every accommodate
tion to be found in country and aside the sub
stantias Of life, the best wines liquors that
procured, may always be had upon calls The Stabing
OF the Mano"n House, either FOR emgrantS, Transfers
Drovers Is superior to that Of other public house
on the road north Of ST. Poul.
May 24dawtf --- 81 A. ]. WILLIS,
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HO, FarHlncrs!

UST RECEIVED, at the SAINT Pau, AarIcp,,,ro
~ Warehouse, near the heal .r Third street
Corn Shelters, Grain S,pnro,,rs
nay anu Straw cutters, whip stocks and Lashcs,
vcHc'aDe cutters, Corn Mills,
"e"' Cutters, Post Augcrs,
,r,r o'uhcIs. Bell Rings and Cow Chains
mo'so HOGS anu CuIt'vn'ors,Ox and Cow Bells,
Harrows and Seed Sewers, Cross Cut and III, So,vs
O 0 y ',te' rouEhs, Scyth's ami maths,
UH Aohes III" BOWS, Grape Vine Cradles,
n'""H'"heH, Hay and Manure Forks,
noiicrs, Scythe Stones, Rakes, etc..
M'u>toir franks Rollers, Ok and Log Chains, etc.,
Sicklos and Grass Hooks, Brush Scythes and nooks
Matiocks, Picks. rub Hoes, Corn Baskets
c. IN and Milling Hoes, Tools of ali kinds li'l :.
All of which offer for sale at the lowest nrc. f,
cash. y'4w3m McCLoUD & BROTHER.
Grovciand Garden and Nursery.
wear ire Halt Way House bettoeen 81 Paul and 6,
anthony. 0 ..i-
W. nave the pleasure OF offering to the public the
coming spring, q choice lot OF Fruit and Orna
ehai frees, Shrubs, Roses, Dahlias, etc. also (are
Feb. Z, 1855. l., H. Form n co
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ST.. Paul FIGURING Mill.

"AvING purchased the 'swtnslow Mill,'' on Trout
Ii Brook, have repaired the same by adding new
machinery, that the Mil is now equal In all respects
TO any In the country. new prepared to accommo-
date the public In the way OF grinding Corn and Buck
wheat and in few weeks will he ready to grind Wheat
In any quantities that may be offered Farmer and 9TH
ers may bring In their grain. :, .
Fcb2idawtf WIN. II. MOBILES.
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Il If, according to Lucy Stone, s'the
cradle is woman's ballot box, }" some women
render themselves liable to punishment by
putting in two votes at once.
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TRRKlTORY OF MINNESOTA,
DISTRICT COURT, ID JUDiCfAL DISTRICT,

TRRKITOKY OF MINNESOTA,
DISTRICT COURT, ID Judicial pIsTRICr,J
COUNTY OF RAMSEY.
Richard Chute, Plaintin,
against
william G. Ewing Jr., Charles (suth-
RE, Mary L. Guthrie. Charles Is hi, Sum m ms on
Iavina Ann Bond, Ca harnc Esther G ,mulaiut for
Ewing, william A. Ewing, Gco.W. Partition OF
Ewing, "a, william SiurSiS, Su>an Real Property.
Hood, GtorgcW Ewing, Smawuod
Noel, Sophia Noel, Charles L. Sur
gis. Louisa Sturgs, AMI H. ther Ew-
ing, Defendants.
To the above namc Defendants, and all ber5ons hava
ing claiming an inter st IN lltc property which
the subject OF this actou;
You are hereby summoned and red o. answer the
complaint In this action VIII oh is on In the Office of
the Clerk OF this Courts and to a copy
swer the subscribers at Their Office In the City Saint
Paul, CoaI ty of Ramsey, and Territory Of Minnesota,
within twenty days after the service hereof you ex-
elusive of the day of such service ar IL you fail
answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid,
the Plaintiff will Apply to the Court for The RELIEF de-
named therein WILKINSON & BABCOCk.
Saint Paul, Nov. s, 1876. Atty's for Plaintiff.
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MlsrelluIlrous Curbg.
SAINT LOUIS HOUSE,

81 A, e. MCKENZIE, PROPRIETOR.
FGNHE location of this popular Hotel Is distinguished
- In Minnesota history as being near Fort Sue ling,
on the bank of the Mississippi River, and is desirable
resort for pleasure seekers, those who wish pleasant
and agreeable retirement from The pcrpcXities aud
cares of business for the purpose OF recruiting enervacd
health. The new proprietor promises additional induce
ments to the public for a liberal patronage. je8dtf
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Land Warrants.

AND WARRANTS In any quantity, " suit purchaA- |
- ers, at II. LBNDSLEY,S Real Estate and Land 4
"enane onoss next door to Henry McKeny's, Ord st.
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FLAVIEN BEAUDETTEE.

WOULD respectfully announce to the Inhabitants OF
W Mendoza and vicinity, that he has erected CAR
RAGE Il WAGON SHOP, also, q BLACKSMITH
SHOP. the Of first and streets, In the town
OF MENDOZA, where Wagons and carriages Of the best
quality will always be foundfor sale, and all dcscrptio
of Blacksmith work executed with dispatch. ...t
Mendoza, Jan %, 1855 WV
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WIllTNEY'S GALLERY ars
DA1UIwn DVWp3@,
Cor. Third and Cedar sts., st. Paul.

THIS Gallery was tuilt expressly for
Daguerreotyping, and is furnished with the VERY
BEST OF Apparatus. TIE Lights arranged upon the most
approved scientific principles The proprietor uses his
patronage. All respectfully invited to call and ex
anime specimens, ~
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. SAINT PAUL IRON STORE.
aI NICOLS & BERKEY,

Successors to Marshall &. Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN IRON, CAST AND
I" Plow Steel, Nails, Anvils, Bellows, Vices, Hand
and Sledge Hammers, Crowbars, Elliptic Springs, Axcs,
Wagon and Buggy Boxes, Cable and log Chains, Pitts
bursh Coal, etc. Alberal discount made to the trade
wabasha street, St. Paul, n. r. May 4daw
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9fd0riGt

wirt lirrmt 9c9ctcn, baB bic llrtcr;cidnctcn ale
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men s iatett Sswalp, lebtbin Scn gYnn
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Grccutrrcn.
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GDmmiIiiDner @Qnbtbat.

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gauntr
Srrunbr unp MttbGr9cr:-Iufscs
fcrpcrt pur6 cine 9rc6e glnsat mcner 6rcunpe
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lcnseri6t bon 2c6a Gaunts, Ica AM Samitag Den
29iten Scptsmter, um 1 llbr Nddmittass, nuf
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briastcr 2Inn Srage, 60 SUP unb bic onpere
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2lbr. Diefeneerfcr, "'" WV
Dur6 bic Courts. %. WdlrY, Cdr.
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unc tlmsesenc segctcn, Dap bic llntsrseidnster
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otmodt rirN, Gfitnrlithc Statritbt rru rem 9Rabtr
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tcn,
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gECden anjurufm np ob;uts;ablen. llub icl6e
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tcitmcenr GeIdIftSs sGerbinpuna, in Dem S6ub.
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ltbt wcrpcn 1T. Ollie prjenjacn bic nr6 in Den
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EtbaBmci er~Ganbibdt.

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Ycha Gauuty.
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muntrrt eurb ritlftlti1t 1ufcrrtrun9tu mcntr
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plabr islta, auf Samltass ren 22ftcn Srrtcmter,
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ben: -
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in Stcrmacuugr SaunI6p, 2rtba GaantY tcIs
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met, Ssnas &rammes, Scbn SuB unc benjamin
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!6clSlanp, uno oas iibrise pom bslten Saulanre
in 9utem Gulturs 3uitonpe ii. Die Scrbciicruns
gen iinO Gin SweiRSdi9es
&yA 9Srin<8rbnhnuS,
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ssaE re nutbwsnpise guIcnsetGure. 9lu6
trfinpst ii6 cine rci6taltisc GienerSsG sG'rutr, unp
rn outer se,pcistcr Saumsartcn ouf rrm 2lnrr.
Gauflulli1e beItetCn, irCnn Gie CS IN &u9cnidcin
nebmrn wpllcn, bel gllutrtb SeinB, bic parauf
wcGnt, porr bel Salcmpn &uprr, wpbnbaft in
lrcrlcrtaun, anSurufen.
G5 III birS bas bihtertolsnr licsrntc Giscnt9um
trS prrilcrtrnrn Spbn Sci tnB, IrbtGin prn
Obcrmacunse GaunI6ip, 9e6a Gauntg.
Die Sepinsunsrn am Srrtaufsthse unb Gufs
wartung son
gliiabetH oeint nttm'rs.
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Dur9 bic GOurt-S. gB. 0lidlrY, Cdr.
gusut 30. nq3m
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SaliIrn, 0trilcba95, Gampcn, &c. &c.
senradt Eatcn, mc cntiGIoBen iino an icbr niche.
rcn greiBcn gu serfaufrn, utsIci6 pas 2rbrr unp
onrere Nrtttcl in tbrrm SADIE bsprutenb acIlieaen
1T. s9ir tri6dft8cn cine isbr srcGe 2tn,abl Der
allcrtffcn Sdnpwcrfcr, bic untrr Der 4ufiiht unr
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Grflbrun9 in riCIcm Ynnpr nGt iitertrcffcn rcrs
ben fam; fcl9lid iinp unIere Stirfetn unp Sdu<
ben in folder Manicr aufsrma6t, pamt mir i'm
Staner inp rielrlbc unIern &unecn AT rrarrant.
rcn. gSir fiitlrn iitrr;ru9t, bof an SdEnbeit
uno Oaucrbafti9frit unlcre Nrteit nidt itcrtrrfs
ZEN mtrpen Fam in irgrno elmer @ancllapt i'm
Staat. Ollie bic SrriAirccnen Artcn unp StYlrs
ron uniTen @itrrn an;uIibren, wiirrc III Yel
Jtaum oufnebmen. Is pirp scnisenb ein prnn
mir melpCn, pa6 mir Der 9rGBte Strf In bieler
Start batrn-uno paB mir immrr i'm Stante mb
pillens np, ben Scplrf unIerrr sablreden Vas
rcncn init einigcn NrtiteIn su srriebrn bic ie nur
trllnl4en mb9en, unr ;rar an rinrm tIrinrn 9rcs
fit.
pS~llnicrn BlcIcidlr 6untrn pctltcn mir IA,
gen. paB mir icBt unlrrc ri9enc serfertieten unb
bltldr Stiefrln mb Sdubrn, Gum, Buffalo unp
&aIt=lletcridutrn, Sate unO &appcn, an ben al.
lrrnirSri9Itcn @it9 Scbtins sYrsiBcn prrtauIcn.-
gSir iino I'M S!anec auf Die tiirjete 9tpt, ciniee
SrrIAierenbrit BON @rHBcn at;uIaBcn bic nur sfrs
lan8t wrrbrn mSscn-icwcbl pcn nierrr cernen
Nannfattur ais Dltli6cn Warft.
alrs mas mir trdnI4n III Nag alc bicjrniarn
Die Su faufcn scIcnnrn fnb brt uns scrlpredben
mS8en-rir MAIDEN feline Jtednung UNI mIere
Otter Su 5ct9cn. g8ir Ilnb panttar fir bic Ictr
IitraIe llnterluBuns ws6e unS ttsbrr ,u 6bel
marbe, uc tcHen pur4 scnaur auimcrtlamfet
auf uncre @ei6Gfte-uno g4aaun 70 nteper AT
Srrtanfen-ririrIte in 3utunft Su crblltrn.
Srung unb Sct
Sc. 4j SfsSamiltcu Ctr, 2tQrntaun.
Na4Ihrift. - gtrnfaIls ein Spa atsnSiser
Stof ano 5irturrs BON Dasurrrtypsn apparas
ten gu cerfauftn, Isbr biais, wcrunter f4 Gin srs
lteS &l0Be SuftngsJtaO brInpet.
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