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The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-01-13

,Ubsnelly, Case. IBusls AMI G~oldsmlfiiAy ID
. alsbn 10 A1niDyer ely. sesd e. +
I The vsluaile tract Of land adjoining the eastern end
at the City Of Nininger having beep surveyed and pAt-
ted, the Pr"lpris an, nov e. offer ss lot, sJ fr ssls ef % s sesda':
'nodating terms. - ~ = $50 49, ~o..
u Contiguous to the main Improvement ..nd IN immedi
ate proximity to the Leyee, the graded street. Eagle
Saw Mill, Reeds Sarh, Blind 4 Door Fset.sy, ikenp's
Stove 4 sHsndware Depot, Liehot 4 Clarke store, tbf
Hotel, Warehouses;, Gr,s Mill, aud Printing Office; ihe
undes,ieaed feel justified in eisiming for these Lst- great
or value sither ~ busine.s locations or for private resi-.
dances than any other portion u the town. ~ -
% The lots are considerably larger M n corresponding
lots in the original town limits; the streets run parallel
totand 1t the; foot Of the buff, thus preserving building
sites Of unequalIed beauty ani commanding position.
Whatever improvements experience suggested. bhyeabeaa
10 The survey Of this addition regirdlsas, IF
expense Or sstnice Of ground. ~ +. "a $50
A large portion Of the River Front has been reserved
for the Engine House, Machine ShopaieCar lSidhgs,
Freight and Passenger Depots, dc, Of the aNisihger
and 81. Peter Western Railroad, the survey duw1dehi
has been commenced, aud the route of which a. indicated
on the maps Of the Addition furnishes the only practical
bic grade BY which connection cab be had with the. Mis-.
sissippi River q f'2z sas'n - sfFa'.,lsb ~
81 The travelled Road to and from the neighborinugs town
of Hastings passes through this addition, and a brocd
Avenue has been. laid out with a view of strengthening
the Rood, diminishing the distance, and speedily render
ing it a great thoroughfare. H. ~ m~@ a.. -
Lots in this Addition will be sold without any oner-
Gus condition respecting improvements. The natural
advantage Of the location has already induced the cur
rent Of business and improvement IN this direction.
Such conditions are therefore unnecessary; but the Pro.
prietors will alwaysib be prepared to offer liberal induce
ments to Machinists, Manufacturers, Mechanics, and
others whose pursuits are calculated to accelerate the
progress Of Nininger. aa 4 'gf'
For further information apply personally or by mail
to either OF the undersigned Prnprietors
s9a IGNATiUS DONNELLY;r Nininger City.
,a JAMES K. CASE fw"e~x
GEOKGE II. BURNS
Z. PHILLIP GOLDSMITH. Winslow llnuse. ST. Paul.
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SnERlFF'S SALE.

By virtue of an execution issued BY George S Wins
low, as Clerk Of the District Court, within and for the
County of Dakota. and Territory of Minnesota, upon
Judgment rendered in favor of John Blakely and Daniel
W, Truax' against Charles H. Stanley. | have levied
upon the following described pieces Or tracts of land,
living and being situated in said Dakota County, to wit
Lots eleven (l1) and twelve (l2) in Block one hundred
and four (l04) in the City Of Nininger, according to
the recorded plot thereof, which said described property
I shall expose to sale at public yendue to the highest
bidder onthe 10Th day Of January, A. D. 1858, at one
O clock, p. NJ, on said day, in front Of the Post Office
III Nininger, in said Dakota County.
az Dated at Hastings, Dakota County, this aoth of No
*~vvenber, A. D., 1857. . :ra'o%5 4&' -
IA . 57T-z JOHN DEEV hin, Sheriff,
'N@ 20 d. r5I BY GEO. w. Edison, Dep. Sheriff.
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: STOV STOVES.
ar TIE c1TY0F NlNINGER. N. r.

7rH At TIE .ClTYOF NZNINGER, II. r.
A large supply of COOKING. PARLOR and OF
STOVES, have just received by the undersigned,
which they offer at the most moderates rates to the
citizens of this and the adjoining neighborhoods.
Also a large assortment Of tin and sheet-iron ware to
suit the wants of the public. n
Jobbing of all kinds attended to promptly.
Roofs timed in the best manner to order. I
Rags, lead, copper brass, etc, taken in exchange fer
goods. wis b Il 9t tstee rs KEMP 4 Go.
: City of Nininger, Oct. 81, 1857. IL
WOOU CHOPPERS WANTED.
want several hundred cords of wood cut and bank
ed, and am now ready to enter into contract for the
same. "a. dol .~ns Oh as. Il. CLARKE +,
Nininger, Nov. II, 1857. a 5th street.
.Y tfae3s 80 TO RENT. crf# q
4 Several dwellings and business rooms. Apply to
a.3 1857 CIIAS. +. CLARKE,
Il Nininger, Nov. 81, 1885,. 5h street.
EA
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MANAGER CITY tHROPERIY lid
IA ,a,..,.s .-LIiel n 1,... 1sd ri boz.

LAWN, s completed, ettdd Dir ,anrr audld flahnIf / sipI prepared, TO sslfer
. numbsr' Il s Very - valuable acifIyy Lots I ~ -: ~:
a,ii,ion' Is uni universally prraannssddnacsed {he most beautiful
par, Of Nininigserr City, and 1yyiiAagggg sssi IL, does sc H'sgn en-
j. the. Upper Lsvee,. whish5 IL Vie. PPfSpet'y improve
be the man s,ea41mlboat' binding, and eats65 the hndin
for the Errry-boat---77iHt must must very ys soo 81, BECOME &c me the, the Most q!
casy t.rms and 4, low prices ice to persons who may desire
10 5aiia aud open many any KIM Of mercantile y nsesshsan1iiss
business. To parties wishing % . g into manu- &c, aring
Machinery, Agricultural IMPLEMENTS oTsca lan y F4rni-
'ture, Niuinger City holds out great ihducen 1es I am
ready 70 afford eyeiy facility and will contribute l liberal
y to any person yha. viii T. 20 into u"o either eth arq9 p these tNael opera PERI
lions. :. f.h6, g. u 4 a,dra1 .aA1.-
hh'N'' hsa' . H'4'', JOSEPH {. HERR, s%''
s5.1yr 20 2''1s.l's 1922 Market st. philadelphia
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Hereafter we expect 10 give our readers the Journal

Hereafter we expect 20 give our readers the Journal
every week. instead Of every two weeks. We belese
,hat the Indications are favorable beth at home and
abroad, that the commercial distress is ended. anu that
prosperity is returning TO the land, We have faith in
shis-enough, at least to undertake what We Intended
to have done last year, and which the unexpected meme
,sry troubles prevented -make our paper useful to eur
subscribers, and an exponent, Of the progress Of our
town and State In undertaking this We 'eposeH with
confidence in friends, and all who are interested in the
prosperity of Ninincvr. that our exerticns will be met
with corresponding Encouragement, until the Improving
state Of affairs shall assume its wonted strength.
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AT COMPREHENSIVE LOWl sRAzESas 5
At the EAGLE SAW MIL, Cty Of Nninger,
& la .qta L>n"ty, Mt. =.
The Proprietor Of the above Mill have nov 6ttsd up
ard comp 'eted their extensive arrangenents to I'll all
orders for lumber ut hort notice and at the lowest
market rats. ~, .s:,rsSf IL ~@M. e,s. -f-@u -.
Ia ri, Which they viii ~elI at 1928 per NJ. And are
also turning turning. out u SUPERIOR SHINGLSES, which
they offer fer FIVE dollars per y. ao.i 5s .@-aq
With their superior facilities, the. undersigned. are
determined to supply the citizens Of this and adjoining
counties with as good and cheap Lumber as can be pur-
chased anywhere in Minnesota, Ls*{s 1891 -.
Wheat, Com, and Oats taken in exchange for Lum-
Der at the Maj et prices. t J. Il. CASE W. 8.
Nininger, Oct. II, 1857.
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We are requested to state that on Saturday evening
next, at 5 o'cIoek, "a meeting of our citizens vii! be held
a, the fremont Hall, 10 take the preparatory steps for
obtaining a City Charter. =. draft OF a Charter Will De
read for amendment and adoption by our citizens We
need scarcely enforce upon our people the Importance OF
.his matter.
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IPfncee&jtngs In CONGRESS.

. Congress having adjourned during the holidays, there
has nothing Of account been done since it re-assen,bled
on the 4th Jhst-Is lnt!e SENATE. MI Davis introduced
a joint resolution to define the authority of the Presi-
dent under the Naval Retiring law. MIR. Fitzpatrick
called for the correspondence and documents in regard
to Central American affairs. Mr.. PugL had leave to
introduce a bill for The admission of Kansas, which was
referred TO the Territorial Committee. The bill is offer
ed as a compromise, and provides for admission under
the Lecompton Constitution but requires that the arsis
Gle relative to Slavery shall! b submitted to adixeot rste
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NEW. ENGLAND HOTEL.
-t3 Coraner.of Second and Sibley Streets D'
fl4y
Proprietor.
MILL SITE FOR NOTHING.

An excellent site for a saw mill, with the land at
tached. is offered free to any one who will erect q mill
thereon. The advantages for receiving and retaining
logs, and floating the lumber with the current into the
river, is unsurpassed by anything on the Mississippi.
An abundance of fuel tn the spot. There is an excl
lent home market, in the rapid growing towns and nu-
mcrous settlementsin the rich country on both sides the
river. ANY one desirous Of further information can
address Ma. MILLER, City Of Nininger, Dakota
County, MINI. '35a ;s6 s5 F. to@ g. ~snH 10
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NOtiCe Of e'eillian.

Notice il haeTelb.!y given that q petition will he pres n'ai
TO the" t'oplp sssiippors ut their next meeling (after thirty
da1a from this date for a Public lead, 'eg,n,iug at
Spring Lake Mill, thence w through the bluff, where
the road has been partially built by Feotc II Basset',
thence N. +. Y, the N: +. angle Of tbes n: quarter pf
west Of The fifth principal meridian thence ~eastvrIy e
wherefit may ii~nttrscct viii some street in.the City q
Nininggtnz on saoi@"a ! 81 ~ sa.se4
Spring lake, D. ko,a' CT, Min, Dee. -, 1851,
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i General average during 50 years ,lb.4l degrees.
ss4 1t will be seen by the foregoing that the last month
has beea l~isaegrees warmer than the average--the ,ner-
curry being higher than in any year Of which we have
record, except 1893; also, that the December Of 1855
and 1856, were respectively six and seven degrees colder
than the general average.-- Mnsesotiun " - s 1
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special Notices.

Me- The Rev Mr.. Wiicoxsin will preach every alter.
nate sabbath at the school house in this town. The
serviees commence ut % o'clock, p. NJ Next Sunday,
the 18th inst, services will be held. rfa ICES gal
b wa l. O.. Of g. f,-The regular weekly meetings of
this Society are held at their Lodge Room, in fremont
Hall, on Wednesday evenings at 81 o'clock. Byorder,
&4r .ta .. j. PERKINS. VET.
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]. NJ. HfLLHoUSE.
SNAMAA%.
FORWARDING AND. COMMISSION
M Il r A NJ. 7oa'

Avn ~ ~ IL 4-r-
Corner of Second street and Clarke Avenue, 4s
Levee, City OF Nininger, N r., J.,
The undersigned begs to give notice to the citizens
of Washington, Scott. Rice, Goodhue, LIE Sueur, aud the
adjoining Counties. thar he has just opened his Ware
house on the Levee at Nininger City, and would solicit
any business of a Storage, Forwarding, or Commission
character and being DESTROYS, Of establishing himself,
would say to citizens OF the abovesnamed counties. that
all goods received by hinswill be free of storage for
thirtr days after their receipt. a:
As Niuinger is at least three miles nearer the greater
part of the back country than the a%djoining tewn Of
Hastings, persons doing business at Nininger will save
at least six miles of teaming, a matter the Importance Of
which need not be urged upon the public .i
~~@f - at~J J. NJ. n%ILLuOUSE,
j. r. Case, Eagle Saw Mill, J ! 81aedj sa ie az gyss
G.. O. Robertson. Esq, ~ and 34 bM t, bss,
1gnaius Donnelly. Esq, Niningsr, N. 7. fsva04
Geo. II. Burns, Banker, m~s
20 N. A. Miller, Civil Eng,
/ John Nininger. Esq, .'' st. Paul. NJ T.
Otis West. Forwarding & Com. Merchant. 81. Luis. Mo.
Ogden 4 Corp, = et ageeH oet raw Burlington. lows.
W. L. Julnsrn & Co., .t4 / Gee Dunl~i h, Ill.
Lorrain 4 Co, ~ .a 6se t.e nt@t Galena, III
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Sash, DOORS AND BLINDS
ai THE NININGER SASH 9esi4
DOOR AND BLIND MANDATORY,

Is prepared to receive orders for work in its line
Its Machinery il all new and Of the most perfect make
and approved kind. The regular sizes Of Sash, Doors
and Blinds will be kept constantly on hand. and sold at
as low rates as the same quality Of work can be pur-
chased in the Territ,ry. Persons putting up Buildings
will find it much to their interest to have their Sash,
Dnors, Door and W'"Mo,o Frames mule by Mnehinery.
All styles of MOULDXNGS on hand or made to order.
No sham work made at any Price. .eTe3sEo IN ~
Send in your orders and the work will be delivered
promptly, and satisfaction guaranteed. 33-a s97-t ~ "
MANurAcroRY-RIcE ST, NEAR THE LANDING. I
saa aAe = .fe4 $50 &tin 99bgaa 81 WIN. Is REEDJiH
Us AeENTs-Louis Fai.er,i Nininger; iBlodgettt 4
Pringle, Hastings Day Il Jenks, St. Paul: 30 17''. a'4a
Nininger. June 10, 1857 i4e9 % 9eaa'Ee al2tf> &
20 9an4ts ~ For SALE t41 osage 'de'
Z A first rate grist mill, with TWO run Of stone, on rea-
. an ~ III. II. SPENCER, Il
a. 6tf, - legs "@t a1 +'.* Louisville, a.. T. {.
l fpi N.Hn - n .s3Ef. flrr. 09 HFN III ~
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~ Real Estate Transaction.

WIN DteB01 EISt016 3 - &~ I'D SR
. Our citizens will please notifyC. EsOlarke, Esq,,'of
all sales of property in town, iR order that he may be
able to make out a full .statement without too much
trouble. We We quote quote The IL. following 1s0asieg transactions 10 a'i since eo our
last issue :-ro - E4ssd sri ,sfs,esf Y4sssia41 aa.
Tgglnatius Donnelly 'soldit Matthew A Mineriaal II
lot Is in block y9';s lots 10 $50 in block q p "
- %; lot d708 in block 20sjslot Bin block crs.a
III lot 10 in block la6; lot 4Q5 in PA.
block ISL; lot Is in block l55 !; 10 lots as&o $lOOO
Same to Mary Quinlan, Int | in block l50ne lasa <:l25
Same to WIN. b. Reed, ~ acres timber in IL 4@l
the bottom, being part Of lot No. Z, sec. 81 tr b
town. l!5 n range, II W., for -. 70 an,sqd 800
Also, so chss. ;, Knight : s s s.s IF the same e saaes. !
r, ior .esff 49, I'D cd ,tadg 90 baaef4oV
J ohm Njninger to Edmund Byerly, lots 5 &c n I'D,
: in block AZ, for ts-sfssW 5sIs82 4. I'll 400.
Altos Zller to Henry Trout, lot 16, in block 7baa,s
81, az. ~ s 100
( j IL black ~ d for = 1000
Charles i. cIs,k' e t. b pspisal s Purcell iuralll 10. 10 il, sss'
fa block -, Tor :. !. s l2h
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SHINGLES THAT ARE SHINGLES
m s594 PINE REND HEAL toj AL, tf4

Mes,rs. HAINEs l. SMITH, Pine Bend, N. T..
are offering for sale their first quality Of rived and hand
shaved shingles on moderate terms. Orders solicited
from the back country Of the Vern1illion, which can b
suppled from this point more conveniently than else.
where. Those dcsir"us IF an article that can Be depend
ed on should give them a call.
Pine Bend, Aug. "a. 1857 : .s.g~ ~se~
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a Valuab10 Claim
OF 100 acres, for sale. situated II miles from Fari-
bault. and ~ from Shieldsrille it has good running
water, rs acres of timber. and thirty acres Of meadow,
the balance being good pillow land. 5a'Vse '2s4 81
~ Also l60 acres on Chubb Greek, fvs miles from Lake.
vile, which is equally divided 10 1p~rairis and timber;
has living water, &c Inquire Of e @ y @sA 80
af Ss7ss%a .'saaa' j.. ~. HILLHOUsE.
City of Nininger,, Aug. Is, 1857 f'1 Na @s'Se' !.
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PINE BEND BRICK YARD.

The undersigned have on hand at their yard = large
amount Of baick, Of a quality unsurpassed By any other
made in the Territory, which they offer for sale at ter
dollars per NJ. Those in want should send in their
orders immediately. They will be delivered If desired.
Y.SSELL 4 CRONKHITE.
Pine Bend, ii. T., Aug, 24,.lS57. IS j - u.
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We suggested in eur last that Z geod tight might serve
"a enliyen 4 tedious winter, and it seems the hastings
Independent is OF the same mind. We must beg, how
ever, that the fight, if fight there is to be, will be a
clean and au intellectual one. Ii We arc to take to stig.
matizins each other with words that are fcrbidden'b by the
rules of polite society, and that make their appearance
N print only in the shape of initial letters and dashet,
We must decline the contest. We haze wildly before
Ia the vouplet of Hudibras -
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9eno uno inuerlid entlebt uber oielen reIpects
mtori8en 0erKpB 9egen Die etiquette nabm er
e'nen Stubl unb leete ltA.
Selen Sle, ia8te Der SGnt9 fur3. General
Scrtrano lMlu8 ben SrIef au8emanoer uno
las: uGure W{lleitdt weroen oie5 SdreIben
our1 ueIlen AOiutanten, ben General 8ers
ttan0, erbalten, Der metn 9au5e8 0ertrauen be-
lsBt SD ellude gle, allem Dem, mas er Jb'
nen Ia8en wnp, JBr rolle8 Sertrauen gu Iten'
ten unO lQmei1le mir, Dap Ielne Senonn8 ST.
nen an9enebnl Deln mer0e. Bertrand miro Gw.
Wfalerdt meine Aultdteu uber ben leBlgen
Stano Sbrer 2tn9ele9eubelten mltt4ellea. Ja
wltniAe Gem lln8lad S5rer 6amllle >0ren6en
5u lseen uno 10 ralA ais mo9Ilcq Die preuB1de
Wonard)le, peren peImtit.InOe Utaht f0r Die
Nube Guropa'8 npt9wenDiB iii, 3u orglnlltren.
Gertrauo DIrp SDnen audl mttt9ellen, auf mel
6enl lNe0e Dle5 am Id9neuitcu uuD let1teen
ae1fehen t1nH, unp idO br5Ie, Grp. Wt1leltdt
merpeu mid DurD lin tDlleu lanln, DaB Sie
oaiu oas einf1d5ite uuD iaaeIlte Dflttel, pels
DIES 5u9leh cd@Ienl3e tit, pelAe8 Gem 2SD9l
S9rer 00lfer ant mcrIen entlprldt erarltTen bas
ben: Dap Sle Den Srlepen, melGen Id J4nen
anbete, annebmen. Aui ale 6aue bite i4
gm. Wtaieltat, iiber5euBt gu Ieiu, Dab i1 aaIs
rldtt8 aenet9t bin, uolere a,ten Ve5lebun9en
peDer an5utnlipTen unO oaB iU au1 en llebers
elnfommeu nit NuBIan0 un0 Gngl1no 81 tref'
ZEN lpun|d]e, menn rlele es in Der Ihat be9eb'
ren. so pirpe MIDI elber uerabideuen, speun
ld Ole llrlad9e 10 Uielen per9oiienen Ylute5 letn
lcilte. Iber mas fam iuD oa5u tbun Der
6rleoe lle8t in Der !0auD Gurer Wtaleltlt, uuO
e8 wtGO Der 8jtdllHlie GoB meine8 2eben8 ieia,
TOenn Sle bas, mas i1 5quen Oatblete, unneb.
men." Napoleon.
5Ie baben DteIem Brief Sbre8 4aiierS nod
we'tsre muncliAe Sp1ltelluu9en bin5u3utl9en ?
Ira8te Der &rnB, ais General SertrauO lAwte9.
Sa, Sire, ulsiu 9err, Der &utler bat mid,
NIT IeInen miincliden Auftrd9en beebtt, oSte
Sertrano. 3aert erluAe .A @p. W1le,
ltat, Dies faiierl,Ge Sebretben. tpeldes i'd, aui
Jbten SeIcbl 9eleien, i'll Gw. Utaieltat 9anDe
nlepetle9en 81 cutIeu.
ST nd5ertc ltA peut RoniB uno belt ibm mi
elmer tiefen Serbeu3un9 ouS Bapier Dur.
Der &oulB nabm e3 ntd}t an, lcnDeru wnftt
plnlber rad Dem S4rebtIa. Qe9en Sic et
pprtbIn, ia5tc 6rieprtA lB1belm 9lei49altg
Der ;3Ded cleIes 8rigie5 lit eriuut, i0 babe
BON letnem Jab1lt Scouting senommeu, mas
orauAt e8 oenH w;itec ? lln0 lest, u1ein Gerr
General, tbellen Sie mir rab unD fur3 bic
munpIl4en Aaitrd8e oes Hailec5 NIT.
(Uottle9anB Tel8t.)
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Scranton IGeG4 <setDestQeu
Dr. Swayne's
5ujamm:n5eieeter Sprup bon 2SilDfirIGea
9tuperprOe,ttIitbe Guc.

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gen baS Pu.uin 6stt65teup. $u9Isib aRtr sud Iee
aBerDreentit9 peana madn ais ena!s etne ieDersrts~
be 1Iree SIN lebten GEtobet bate t6 ene ars 8ruer-
nn0eu m9eEte. Ole nnerltG nnb aub,rIt9 pts SGttnt
otter au3nnrfen. Netn Atpem pGr Die Qunsen
parsn Gao aun ourp Die Oetnuna tn msner SruA, Gns
petaeno NIT 8rpsef te9u8tst papst aaue 9 Gd8 unb
at etnen Pett8sn 9Hen perlcr ben Appsttt DnrbP
ebr btnalS. 70 Dag meIH Atrsts aue 9pNauna aaeatsn
uae msne raHfbeE anger pem SerR pom aeettu he!tsn
}a eteiem eenDsn 3Haao bltep Id an6e 3e bis AZ
ttnn SrtpPs a59ema9srt mar, nn0 fur aid due Spnuns
SsApanoen fGien. Oa t9 aber III tsH etuRaen ssn
gteln ~unper0olsn &urn 9sItfen bate, bic @ner 3
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d er" etrpDrbra9te fU lte tG5 eleib fur fuuf gctn
nab 8aItn0re unb ing NIT Dem sbrau5 eerlelpen on 81
msHem sresen @rltaanen uno sur reure nletuer 8ame
rne Dennaug ii 0uuse gu belIsn, metn 5uaek
nG9ls ID nlSb sRa 5pen sebrau2t pa mar i'd SGls
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