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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-05-04
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THE CAPITAL MOVERS.
Looks q Little ~ Though Pierre migl
-, Got IT,, MM.lal! ~ ~

,.,,r;5 Got It. III nn.3aTs@H ..,fs4
IL ST PAUL, May IA special despatch
from Canton, D. t., says: The excite,
mcnt attending the meeting of the capital
commmisson at this point ran high all
day, yesterday and until late IN the even
ing. Several hundred strangers and
prominent business men from different
parts Of the territory were present and
gathered in groups holding numerous low
voiced but earnest consultations. La
Mourc Of Pemblna, Shaw of st. Vincent,
and representatives Of Sioux City, St.
Paul and Chicago real estate operators
arrived by the morning tram while addl-
tlonal d. legations came in during the day
from Pierre in the Black Hills The COM
missioners were all present but De Long
who is reported ill. Bids representing
the. town of Huron, Canton, Pierre,
Mitchell, Aberdeen, Frankfort and Ord
way were all handed in by 10 a. m, and
the balance of the day up to 8 p. m, was
consumed " the various delegations in a
general skirmish for vantage ground
The commissioners re. convened at
O'Clock this afternoon, first action being
to allow themselves until the 18th inst,
when they will again meet at the same
place to open bids, ETC., and give them
time in which to visit the entire lot of
towns, competing and make a careful cx-
animation as to the advantages of each.
Then filed 10 the various delegations and
addressed the commissioners through
chosen spokesman on the merits and in
due emcnts of their respective towns for
the capital site. The people from Pierre
openly rendered in addition to the land
subsidy spot cash bonus OF 100000
which they showed to be- already in the
bank. Fargo, Bismarck, Huron and sew
eral other places rendered pressing lnvi-
ta.ions to the com nissloners to hold their
next meeting there, with the freedom of
the city and all facilities guaranteed in
each case. The commissioners adjourned
about six O'Clock and took special train
for Michel for supper and are to meet
next at the call Of the president. If any
thing more potent than another may be
mentioned at this juncture it is that the
contest for the new capital site will lay
between Huron and Pierre with the prob
abilities substantially in favor Of the lat
ter as this would settle the question as to
an east and west or river line CT terri
tor.al division. Northern Dakota made
no move whatever in the premises there
by indicating their unanimous wish for
an east and vest division and the admls-
SION of South Dakota according to the pro-
gramme heretofore maintained.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
THE JOB PUT UP
An Insight as to How Tho Political Ma
chine will work Things in South
Dakota. b..

CHICAGO, May 1.-The Times to-day
published the following despatch dated
at d. atwood Some body has called u
convention - be held at Huron in June
and at the same time has named it con
stltutional coEycntion but exactly why
SO designated IS not clear. The conven1
ton will consist of All delegates repre-,
senting the counties south Of the forty
sixth parallel. 1t is authorized by no en-
abling act of a preceding Congress or
legislature, on the contrary a bill provid-
ing for some such meeting was killed by
Gov. Ordway last session il is noticeable
that a certain faction Is working uhSuc
ccssfully to arouse interest in tie Huron
meeting in eastern Dakota. The faction
is known as the followers Of Pettigrew
in the Hills. They train under The ban
ncr Of G. G. Moody while collectively
they arc recognized as the Or'iway and
Bennett crowd Hugh Campbell Of this
territory belongs to the gang. lie recent
ly made a sort of fly by night trip to the
Hills A friend Of his let out the whole
business concerning this Huron conven-
tlon. Briefly their program IS to. present
q cut and dried constitution for adoption
by the convention and subsequent fac
ion by the people and to make arrange
mcn,s IN accordance with its provisions
for n complete state organization inc'Ut
ing two senator's, one rrpreSep ltiiiv",
governor, legislature and minor officials
to Dc elected " at Il regular fali
election, thus prepared they VIII
90 TO congress demanding admission, be-
lievlng the democratic majority III con.
gress will not care to 60 on record as a
party, that for purely political reasons
disiranchised quarter Of a million OF
people which will be represented as the
population Of south Dakota. They will
cite as preceding similar proceedings
IN Vermont which had state orsan'za-
ton of SIX years before congressional
recognition was secured. i7s@''"
show about the details is there any
thing of slate as yet, asked ,he csrres-
pondent. @ uNt3r" N~# fr'""'|
''Oh, yes, Of course, Pettigrew and
Moody are down for the senate and Camp
is working up q gnbernatorlal boom.
That's what he come on here for and now
he is of on a tour of southeastern Da-
kota. He is sanguine the scheme will
work to charm. Such Is the movement
in which ''there are no pipes to lay'' as
outlined by ono of the originators who
has. attained reptation tor political ma
chine WORK. To further the scheme the
Huron convention has been called. Nat
urally opposition is expected from Ord
way and Bennett faction so completely
ignored in the preliminary work thus
far. Exactly what form it will take re-
mains to be seen, but that backed by the
democratic element here and abroad that
it will succeed scarcely admits of a doubt.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-05-04

BISMARCK, May 2-At O'Clock this
afternoon the brewery at the steamboat
landing was discovered on fire, but it had
obtained such headway that efforts to put
it out proved unavailibg. The building
and its entire contents was entirely con-
sumed. The proprietor, man named
Waters, was in the building st the time
and narrowly escaped being burned to
death. Loes t7.0o0. No ,psursncs,
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-05-04
Tariff Abolition.

New YORK, May 2-The editor of Han
dels Zeitung called at the Office of the as
sociated press to-day and left the follow
ing card: Sargeuts letter translated
from consular reports to the state depart
men NJ. Meyers letter stated that trans
lation is made with the most care and
absolutely accurate as could be. Meyer
says he has information that the hosiery
manufacturers of Germany are giving to
secure abolition of prohibition legislation
against Pork.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-05-04
wholesale Horse Stealing.

LIVINGSTON, Mont, May News has
been received here that an organized
band of twenty-five rustlers arc running
off the stock Of the Crow Indians on the
Wyoming border Two hund ell and
fifty ponies were stampeded last night
and the authorities have been called upon
TO protect the stock of the Grows. Major
Gordon of Fort Ellis is holding himself in
readiness for marching orders. It is now
believed that Hills gang instead of Pie
gan's made the recent raid upon the
Rcdstains ranges .s,G.,t."a "''* s''.'|
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$40. 600 x,as,ne.

Dallas, Tex, May S-Saturlay night
paymaster Wasson of the U. s. army
passed west over the Texas Pacific road
enroute to the frontier parts to pay off
the boys between Fort Worth and Big
Spring. His valise which he says con-
tained S2O, 600 was sto,en from his berth
while he was alseep in the sleeping car.
Wesson says two men with tickets for
Big Springs occupied berths adjoining
his but left the train at Cisco, two hum
dred miles east of Big Springs. They
are suspected of the robbery, but who
they were il not known
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-05-04
Hunting for Phoenix Park Murders.

~ New YORK, May 3-Dllligeut search
for Sheridan and Walsh who have been
Indicted in Dublin for. the murder of
Jsvendish and Bufke, was-made to-day,
but 1eltber could be found. Irish circles
here are considerably excited by The news
and 1t is SAID that should the BRUSH
government cause their arrest vigorous
fight for their release will be made in the
lower courts by friends here. No person
seems to know anything IN regard to Ty
mans movements. s.a4 90 tsls
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-05-04

RAr1p CITY, May 2-This section has
again been VISITED by very severe snow
storm which has been raging SINCE yes
terday morning. All telegraphic COM
munication with Deadwood has been cut
off. The snow is fifteen inches deep and
the storm still continues unabated
throughout the hills. The railroad and
stage lines will undoubtedly be blocked
for longer period than by the the storm
of last month. .f
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jumped Hia crsd,.or,.

MILES Cry, May IA man named
Wm. Lynn. proprietor of the Little Dali
aonies restaurant jumped the town to-
day leaving his creditors in the lurch. It
is thought ae is gone to Dsnvllle, Va,
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-05-04
FOREIGN AFFAIRS

ST. PETERSBURG, May 1.-The authori-
ties believe that the Ni'nlists are pre-
pairing for simultaneous disturbances in
various parts of the Empire during the
coronation ceremo onies Of the Gar.
LONDON, May 1.-The Times to day
says that Toronto is dissatisfied The
orangemen have decided to form third
or protestant party. The chief planks OF
their platform will be the abolition Of
separate schools and the use of the Frencl,
language in parliament.
DUBLIN, May 2-Patrick Delaney and
Thos. Caffery two more of the men
charged with participation in the MUIR
der of Cavendisb and Burke were ar
raigned for trial this morning. They
created sensation in the court room by
pleading guilty to the charge agains,
them. Both of them we're sentenced to be
hanged June End. .s
DUBLIN, May 3-The grand jury to-day
found verdict against lyman, Walsh
and Fitzharris as accessory after the
Cavepdish and Burke murder. 1t Is un-
derstood that the government will de-
mand their ex,radition from America.
PETEkBoRo, May 3--Priest gate street
one of the principal thoroughfares in
this city was partially blown up last
night. There was great alarm caused by
the explosion as it was thought to be the
work Of dynamite fends, but it is now
believed 1t was to the ignition Of gas in
the sewer under the streets. Many houses
on the street are much damaged.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-05-04
The Billings Boom.

NEW YORK, April 30-The following
extrsct from letter from Vice president
Oakes 10 supplied by the N. P. 60. l
find the town of Billings has made mark
ed improvements since was here las
Oct. An irrIgating ditch is now com
plete and water will be let into it within
. week bringing under cultivation 1oo,-
600 acres. In anticipation Of the ditch a
large area is planted with wheat. Last
Oct. Sd the population was about 500, to-
day there must he fully two thousand
people. Over 200 buildings have been
erected in the same time. A fine brick
church erected by. F. Billings, N. Y,
capable of seating 800, is about finished
and is very handsome edifice and would
do credit to any place Of like size in the
east. The N. p. X. II. Co. has just COM
pleted q substanslal rail road house,
shops, ETC., for the usual purposes of
q division terminus. They are in full op-
Grafton, employing $50 men. Headquar-
tsrs hotel erected on the track is iI full
operation, and the Minnesota and Mon
aana land and Improving Co. is about
commencing the erection of handsome
depot and engine house combined. The
street railroad Is under conslructIon and
will be in operation by May 10Th.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-05-04

ST. PAUL, April 3o-The cigar makers
held meeting here to-day aud demand
made for 81 advance per thousand on
wares and the manufacturers acceeded to
the demand, thus putting an end to the
expected strike,
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-05-04

VIcKsBURG. May Thirty mules per-
lshed in an incendiary fire on Wool folks
plaptation st Potosimiss this morning.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-28
Ren : Qlcrfer g1ahrfhten.

Rensgort, q. RoOember. - Sobn
Srogau, neIder am 16. Sftober b. 8. Ebos.
SammouO on gfe Der Baibtugton' uub
RorrisfruBe srihOB, tpurbe beuts 3u fiiHi
Sabren 3udtbuus Uerurtbeilt.
- Die Suubssregteruug bat bic alte Suss
6tFer'ide 6urm nabe Der o&ppreB' '5iu'&e'
mstsrp" 3u Samaica, SIS, augetauft uuo
mtr6 bieIslbs tn eineu SOloateH Srte6bof
umpanbelu.
- Der bieiige 3psts bss oGubantibsu
llnabbdngtgietts' Clubs" btelt beute NBeu0
III GbreH 6es Guoeufens Der adt Stu0sus
ten, nslte am 27. RODember 1871 in pa
oanra bon oem 0lilitdr eri4oIiau mur6en,
cine SeriammlHug in Der CLARENDON
Sale"
- 8as 6eusrnsrt, tpeIhes geasrn QbeuO
iur Setter bes 9tduuuugstngss abgebranut
pfrGen IoLlte uno In SOlge bes itIe6ten
Delters OeridOben wur6e, ging beute 4Ueno
im Eattst1 Square Bart 0Ou fatteu uuo
mar Elm QrO6er GCiolg.
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Giae gluttbat in GOaepseille.
ghwere VerIteuns tfneB Rfgtr5.

Su Der bsuudbartsu Srtihaft &Odsps0iue
on Der DOrbRoab lam es getferu SormtttaB
nm Tlbr III ttHer blutigeH S6ieBereb oereH
Spier etu armer, etgentlth qaH; Uubet9ei'
ltgter fGrb.ger 6Hedt, NIT 9tameu charles
SHiCu, geueleu IL. 9Cte mir eJiabreu, rit'
fete lth um ote Gugsgebeue 3stt 81. 9etuItd
SeB, @igeAtbdmer stHes 0lattctalmaarenlas
oeua, nm mad Der StGot 3u fabreu, nab In
bam Sibfafeu ls'Hse 8ugeus befaHoeu fth
Il. y. aud siHige 6iibuer, pelde er mttdsp,
men mUute. 8teie nm bemertte Batrtd
gc@lone, peI@er ibm gsgeuii5er mobut, uuJ
in Dem @laubeH, baB Td1 baruutar aud etnta
sc ieIUer ejgeHcu Suauer befiuoeu i6nutgu,
trat er on zen 8ngeu bsrau uuO Derlougtr,
bn6 man Inn bas Fs6erUiab, ehe es Hlh Der
Stabf Ggbrddt mer0e, 5}tRe. 8eilen Ueigerte
nd SGF, Uu0 MN puGts YlC5iOua 0lue
Netigrfs bte 2igel Der Biroe, mi5reu0 &C
3u9lCid etueu 8e0olOer 3Og unO 9eB uteoers
'uitltgEeu 0rObtc, fnu3 ogrielbe osu Seriub
mCdRu IDllte, bic Ghtere aniutretbaH. Der
70 ggoJobtl rtgf neSbalb isiusm Ruehte, 6eu
ytager Gburle5 0uioU, ju, oem sBtt7eHoeU
etc S&Rel Gus 1eC 9GEo 7u rftBaa, uE0 0ia
lem &tiahlg molte Ngr luQldG.tdle 50lgs
leifcu, uls Der Sdub fradte uUA ote Suqsl
Tim tu bje glgidc Eraf gRdbrenO fir beg
Sducr9ernuUoGtcE i0iort Gy3tgdec Ss.flHo
bcrbGi geih0fit muroe, liefsrte ft Nlc8ioue
urrttttlbGr mad Der Stte8erat oeH Bsb0r.
ben ans uub mur6a 1gdtgr uah EoUioutOUu
gebrodt Gr if Oelidbe Wauu, met4et Dor
eirtArr 3:jt inter orc GrflagG etugS glOro
uGr'udlS Guf EbomGS 8rjdta ggtlUOcu Bat.
SIN llebrjNcu cher geuteBt er ben Ruf etua5
tituReu Uuo lst6seu NrbGtters uUo ftebt
idou loHae tn bcu 8 ,51tu Der oA.5.auotr
Gueu,@ ompogute."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-28
Niehnt6rffe.

@btcago, q. Roo.-Sdmstue: .3us
fubr 1900, 8erienbuug $500 Stiid; Brsiie
baritrteH sntideu $3.50 uno $5.25.-9itno.
pteb: 3ufnbr $500, 8srIeubung 1000 Stdd;
Bretie paritrteu 3utideH $3.50 uno $6.75.
-Gdoufe: 3ufubr $500, Serieubuug teiue;
Bretis udrtirteu imiihsu $2.25 uuo 1915.
ct. 2outs, 81. Gou.-Sdmsiue: 3u'
fubr $500, Berisnoung $50; Bteiie uariirs
ten sntIhen $4.35 NIB $5.10. - Riubuieb:
3ufubr 5001 8erienOuug 300; Rretie part
irteu 3tpiideu $500 uu6 $3.50. = Sdnafe
3ufubr $50, Serienbuug 700; Brsiis 0ari'
irten ;nii9eu 1925 un6 $4.35.
Ga ffz2tbertp, Bsnui, o. Roubr.-
Riubptab: !3ufubr 285; Breile uariirteu amt
ideu $4.00 uu6 SdnetHs: 3ufubl
1150; Bretie Uaritrtsu 3tpti&eu $4.40 mi
$5.25.-S Sdnafe: 3ufubr 1000; Brstie uart
irtsH 5piiGeu $500 uub $3.50.
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Rr6uhe

4IIento N Il, Pa., 27. y10oember. -
9a8 6radtoepot Der .Reu. Seriepsr Gen
truIbabn" 3u Setblsbsm ruur6e in uergauges
nsr Radt uebft stusr groBen GIautttdt
Srndt burd 6euer 3erf0rt. Der Berlut
betrdgt mebrsre Gauienb Dollars.
StIGsboro', Ter. 27. R9Oember. -
Gin beute frib bier aHegsbrodeuts 5suer
ai6erte Die 2dben Der 90. g2cDouulb,
Nepcomb, 0apler uHb 8ortelstp etu. Ser.
luf $4,000.
gBuoerlp, Genn., q, glopem6er.- .-Gue
@eIh1ftss9ebduSe ar Hiefgen 6ffsntli4en
YIute, iorpie &opan's @ebdube an Der
Rainffrnse tpurbeu hsute frdb 6ur9 5eusr
3et fort. 8erluf $65. 900.
@Gbora, So, 27. yIouembsr. Die
@ilman'i6eH Ierracottn'g8erte gtugen beute
Gndmittag in 6lammeu arf. Serluif $15,'
COO.
RtunsapoIis, Mtnn 27. NOu. -
Sin BEN @ebriibern gpmau geb0rtges Sc
bdube, in psIdem f9 2pnau @ltePs 3ro,
guanbauelung uu6 s. 3. Wnrtiu's 4potbete
beIano, III hsute nbgsbrnuut. SerIuft $780,
coo, 8erftderuug SIT, 900.
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guropaiIt9e Rabelberit5te.


8erItu, q. Observation-Disclosures
Graf U3oltfe, &bef oss eeutiaeHSeusraIfabs,
If pom Ratier gum Ran5ler bis idwarjeu
g6lsrorbens ernauut morbeu.
RibiIiRinntH am ruiifidben 5ofe.
R0Lu, %. Ronember. - Die nS6luiide
3ettuug serofeutltd5t etue 3spsi9e aus
8etereburg, nod ueldsr bret gum ruifi5eu
Sofe geb6rige iunge DameH nutsr Der 4us
floge oerbaftet porosu fuO, al Der yii5iIifeu'
Seri9p6ruag betbeiltgt 3u ietH.
9aB prtufifdbe 5deset.
Eerltn, 81. giouember. - Das prsuBl.
idie gbgsorbnetsnbaus bat bic Debate iiber
bas gi0get geI9lofieu, uno etlths Der Bor
nuIGldae benz BiogstsS omtte t6srmjeieu
Die 8isfuIitou bsi Der apeiteu 2eiuug Der
Ibriaen gorani6ldge miro elmer Bleuariit
,una bsioer SammerH iiberlnfeu psrosu.
Ratafrppbr an Ger sias pUn gaprpesen.
Qoubuu, 27. 0ousRber. Die uou
QopiIa na6 BurmereHo befimmte boudnot.
fde Barrie .Subttb" III nnbe Raubal an Der
. aiiffe pom Rcrrpsgsu geihettert. Bon ben Is
ou1 Soro bsfiubliteH BerIoueu srtrauten IA,
unb nur bsr Gnpttdn tam nit BEN eebeu
ba0ou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-28

3obie & Comp, Sdiff8baubOfbefBsr 3u
gasgoru, SdohIanO, babsn ia0irt. 3U5IiBuHOTs
Qr6etrr luerotn burt oeR6aHferotl beibaHguu85os.
Dos ipontihs $tubtnet bat Elm Defret 6es
Soloainminiit1r3 aeHtbmjat, m5ldFs Den Euapeuz
e.ce tbumem Uerbieet, Doeripeufae SHaUgn tn Gti2H
5ule9M.
G5 uerIautet. baB Der BrtH3 uou Balsg
uHo cHogr5 Nr!la0u 0er brh,ihcn RouQsiumile o2M
sbnia giouio I'm Uatiien 5a5rc 8eiaue gu Naor0
abrotei Uer0W.
Ser gloilsr Batter, Der gittihulbtge 6es
beriiogriideH SoiNret5 lGIrom ron Der ,yon0oHer
&irerrBIatc guuf" gu youuUU, iUur0e 9e1trn ~ Il
SabreH 5ut,bGuS UerurthclI:.
Die 2oubousr yTtmss" madt ben Qmsri.
laneyn tn eirem gelrttfel uber ole 6Glsr bee 9liu
muuqsto9es IN JicU=YOri uuihteosuc Compliments
uno ueripltdt tbnen cine groBe 5uiunit.
Bic epnptiitle Regteruug BOT In elmer Pots
on Die Dt8he grtldrt, e5 tonnte feIue geeBbe Eecz
Gubauug on oeH Statuten oes Su8touoi5 Uor8snomz
men UeIoeU, cbne neue 9onleinoHen SetieH5 G9qp=
tens.
Senor Suon galera, Der ueueruannte
pauiie GeiaH6e in lBai5iH3ton, iou beauftrl eiH,
bas 5Htereiie Guba's 81 iberDadeu uno oeH Ayi4u7
eiHes rte sub0rr beirteogeHoen 9oHoetsOuro85 Bu
folheyu.
8te gefsru aus GHebec In 2tuerpool ans
oefommtns 9arfe psQte GoDcrt" brudte Die Ulaurz
huit Der aui bo6cr Gee i'm Stbe 9eliienen HogUells
iden SuIie ,Sei GjInta." SUe Qiatroien oc5 l2ttcz
ren iFobpeuQs ertrnnfen uno slUei Durotn Dedeet.
8as HorrUe9iide 5dbT3eug mar Uon Guc6cc un4 tl=
pCTpcol unttInegs.
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Sie SoneFtnfraec.
Reus@rRdte lber eine frau,oaf6eRtere

Rtut@THd5te iibsr eiut frauJ5GicbrglitrerIaas.
Barts, 27. ROobr. .-Dus 8latt ~ ySul.
totre" bafrettet Die Augabs, baB GuglaHO
ietne SermitteIuug 3nilneu Sbtua Il. 6rauf'
rstd aEgeboten, uno baB 2esteres oa8 4aers
tteten aCCepttrt bGbe.-@eueral @ampenou,
Der RrtegsmtHifter, Confertrt our 3ett nit
osm @sueral, pelfer in 1860 bic GrpebtttOa
mad YettHg commanbtrte, um Bliue be3iiJs
lt9 Der gu erpdyteuoeu @empague TN Giten
3u fHtmerieH. 8as Sabtnet 6eipra1 bsute
Ote 2Ougttugfrugs. Der Sorhalls Der De-
puttrteutommer ctrtlltrts beute yil9mittag
cas- @eriitt, bo6 Die Streitmad]t 0eS 4omt.
rols @Ourbet tuG0EgtUg Dou oeHy S@maris
TlGggen" beliegt nor0eu iet. 8ns geriiBl
erboit IN @rmaHqeluuq amtllder 9tddrldtsu
uur 1entg @laubeu, tn0e6eu Deruriadt 6aS
Gu5bleibRu FOLDER Pl1rttten tmmer9tu be
trddtIJte EeiOrgntie.
4uiaHegie 8UItemufeu murau bls 5eute
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