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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-21
HsJE 2

Aug. 1s-We ses oar Items for last
week lost ,hair head and tail but have
not suffered much, only we said Mr..
Eastman was hurt il the hip. not lip.
II. Opy went to SwanVille Saturday.
Quite number Of our citizens are
going to Svanvil1e to trade, as we
have good road to that point.
w. Gish went to Little Falls Tues
day on business
Wild plums are ripening and are
plentiful.
Mrs John Brown went to Little
Falls Tuesday
The rain Monday night was only
enough to put sight check on hay.
ing.
Mrs w. H. Gish and daughter
Kittie are moving to st. Cloud this
week
Corn must hurry up to make a crot
in this vicinity this year
School teachers are on the move,
hunting best jobs.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-21
JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGF
IS A HEALTH BRINGER.

thereby making it necessary to remain
in one spot in order to reap tire best
rewards for lifetime. He it is who
holds society together, and makes it
possible for the human RAGS To be
anything but band of rowing say
ases He it is who in many instances
lives on the same spot his father and
mother trod, thus exempliying the
words of Payne who said: ''Be it
ever go hnmble.there is no place like
home.''
The only hope that is worth living
for is the one that life can be spent
with q loved one in a home of YOUR
own. Any proposition to establish
socialism in the United States which
does not leave intact the nome is like
the rope made Of sand. Ally PROPOSE
ton that does not teach that socialism
must come in the same manner that
daylight follows darkness, will not
suit the American farmer, and he is
a factor that should be reckoned with
in all radical changes of government.
l beg Mr.. W. s pardon for my tardi-
ness with this letter. I will say in
defense that work on the farm has
taken l6 hours of each "a for the past
three weeks, but tbs rush in the fruit
crop of the season is over and l will
be on time after this.
c. Cheeley.
Ramev. MINI.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-21
ROYALTON

Aug. ia. I. Norstedt and Miss
Ollie Leigh were married at Little
Falls last Tuesday. They will live at
ST. Cloud.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Joslin were
visiting J. g. Joslin at Winsted.
Mrs. Florence Olson of Ciarksburg,
". Va, is visiting here.
Cnas P. Hunter and Miss Maud
Carpenter will be married here mex.
Wednesday.
The new gun club organized with
T. Fl. Sparrow president, c. A.
Rhoda. vice president, F. Wolf
treasurer, Roy Dragoo secretary, Geo.
Wilson captain. Shoots will be held
every Friday afternoon.
G. H. Adams of Little Falls was in
the village Friday afternoon.
Mike Gessner of Two Rivers will
auction off household goods and farm
implements Aug. 25tn.
Miss Agnes Schwartz is clerking for
Mr.. Kosloski.
Mre. J. s. Bouck of Princeton is
visiting I. w. and g. W. Bouck.
A. Olson is up from Minneapolis
for visit.
Abe Devore has returned f1om
Minneapolis and is employed at the
Cooling Coke cooper shop.
Mrs. Frank Hole has returned from
Wisconsin.
G. Fl. Adams of Little Falls is en-
ployed on the Banner.
W. H Hathaway will move to
Clearwater.
E. A. Boutwell, left for Clear water
Friday. Mrs. Boutwell, and daughter
Merlin have gone to to Folsom, Cal.
to visit her relatives. the Wake6elds.
Duncan McDougal is home from
Washington to see his father, D.
McDougal. Duncan Is a locomotive
engineer.
Sanford Sjoberg has been selected
school janiror at $40 per month.
The Agram team defeated a picked
team here Sunday 4 to 5, and Bellevue
defeated Holdingford 10 to 10.
The gun CLUB held its first shoot
Friday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-21
Central North Prairie.

Aug. 17-Most of the grain is
stacked while there is some to cut vet
in the low wet places
A number of our people attended
the funeral Of Mr. Solorz at Elmdale,
Sunday.
Miss Mary Tnomalla accompanied
by lady friend of st. Paul is visit
ing her parents.
A class Of forty children received
their first communion on Saturday
morning.
John Salecki of ST. Cloud with
another gentleman called on relatives
Saturday.
Mr.. and..Mrs. Jake Kieffer of Opole
attended church here Sunday.
Bill Peterson or Royalton visited
his parents on the 9th.
=. Did you see the Swan River girls
and weren't they pretty2 ''Sure
Mike.'
Peter Schroeder Of Mayhem lake
visited here recently.
All rain and electric storms have
subsidized, 40 has the storm Of establish
ing rural free delivery.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-21
SULLIVAN LAKE

Aug. S-Rev. J. H Driver preach
ed a very able sermon, in Sucker
Brook school house Aug 8. Mr.. D.
and wife were guests of Mrs. Ford,
as were also Mrs. T. S. and G. E..
Look.
Eddie Wilson called at Mrs. Ford 8
Sunday.
Geo. Wilson took LOAD of hay to
Mr.. Cooks Tuesday,
W. A. Lynn was lake caller Mon
day.
Haying is rather slow here all ow-
ing to the meadows being SO wet.
They can not use the machines but
are obliged to do all the cutting with
the scythes.
Three ladies drew and stacked six
acres of grain Thursday. not on a
bet, either, just simply to help - .-....
D. V. Plant of Long Lake, Mime
tonka, arrived at the lake Friday
evening on his annual visit to his
children, and old friends. He says
his berry crop did not yield as we'll
as in the past seasons, although not a
failure by no means. He made Mrs.
G. E. Look happy by the present of a
sewing machine, Mrs. W. A. Cook
received several presents.
W. A.. Lynn hauled load of
hay for Mr.. It's. Look Saturday.
Sabbath school was we'll attended
last Sunday.
S Robinson was guest at Mr..
Wilson 8 Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Randall are
the happy parents Of u bouncing boy
since Aug g.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-21
HCLDIMGFORD

Aug. &c. T. Livery died early
THURSDAY morning OF stomach trouble,
aged 60 years. He was sick about six
weeks. The funeral took place yester-
day m1rnirg.
J. Lsmm and fan lily visited at
Richmond during tins ,reek.
Mr.. Wm. Andrews IF Moffat, Grow
Wing county, is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Baker
There was a delightful s1rpries
party at the village hail Monday even
ing. Dancing was the amusement,
and delicious lunch was served at
midnight.
Miss Kate Clarity is expected homa
from the East this week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-21
MOTLEY

Aug 16-C. b. Williams of Bridge
man died in theNorthwestern hospital
lat Minneapolis last Sunday morning.
aged 81 years, OF perforation of the
bowels. The funeral took place here
THURSDAY under the auspices Of the
odd Fellows, and was the largest
funeral ever held in the village. Rev.
R. F. Cummings of the NJ E.
church preached the sermon The
deceased was born in Kentucky and
came to this section in 1892 with his
parents. eight brothers and four sis
tiers. H. taught school for time but
of late years had store atBridgeman.
He was married three years ago t.
Miss Oscia Biech Of Long Prairie.
Mr.. Williams was universally es-
T4eemei
=. Minis r Glasher andGrenup Of Park
42apils. and Mrs. G. Starr CT Cam
S5ridse visited her father E. r. Tut.
c5le. FIR a few days.
Edwin Waldron and Miss Ruby
eGlids:ec we're married at the home OF
the grt'or' parents Wednesday even
ing b, Rav II {. Cummings They
have the hearty good viii anu the
best wishes OF all
Robt. Gregory is back from tie
Grow Wing drive.
Marshall Loucks has gone to Ripon,
N. D. Anton Polasek, R. Libby and
b. Goppelin have gone to Oriska,
N. D. with teams
The Ed. Gibeney store property has
been sold to Mrs Ellen Whitefrod.
Mrs. j NJ Palmer is visiting at
GNnat Cheer, Ia.
*. GEO. Norris. who is pitching for
Hawle9, will attend school at Mime
apolis again next winter.
All the Crow Wing drive reached
the Mississippi last week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-21
ALVA LAKIN HELD UP.

The police were notified by tele-
phone Thursday night last week of an
attempted holdup. Alva Lakin Of
Royalton, who has been i'll for some
time, was staying al the home of. A.
Nichols on Highland avenus The
report is that NJ Lakin was called
out Of the house. and went to the
barn. Two men confronted him and
he was told to throw up his hands
He turned and ran to the house, and
two shots were fred. He was not
touched. The police found no trace
Of the men.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-21
Wortheast Darling,

Aug. 15-John Bergstrom and An
drew Peterson have gone to the N. D.
harvest fields.
The young lady from Chicago has
retained home. She liked Darling
very we'll. even if the old bachelors
bothered her. AL revoir.
Bache!cr IS IL still painting at the
Falls, but comes every Sunday to
watch things. Learn to play the
organ-it may help.
Aug sc. A. Blomqulst and Aug.
Gustafsou have gone to the western
harvest fields
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Nelson traded
at the East Darling store Mondav.
They say the new clerk is all right.
The young Peoples society will
meet Sept. 5th. at Spring Grove
farm a. s o'c!oclz 2. ~.
Meadows are still pretty wet for
having
Ourdressmaker is very busy. Some
body must be getting weddi, e
dresses.
Bach'l IS is sway, snd the girls
wonder where. Cant give him away.
Don't forget t2e picnic next Sunday
at Fi+h lake
Mis- Elfrida.. Bsrgstrom visited at
East D:s'iing last week.
Chas V. Johnson is still working
as painter at Little Falls.
They say the chimney sweeper in
section % is thinking Of getting
married
Next Sunday there will be a picnic
at fi>h lake in section 10, Randall,
Bring your lunch baskets along and
meet it. The big pine grove near the
lake. Everybody invited. It will
probably b. the last this year.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-21
ON The WAY TO MILE Laos.

ON The WAY TO MILE Laos,
M. F. Sweet says in a letter in the
st. Cloud Journal Press, describing q
drive from st. Cloud to Mile Laos
Lake:
''We drove through Rich Prairie
ard the village of Pierz. There were
sidewalks, water works, seven stores,
bank and church in the little town.
Everything seemed to be flourishing.
We left this village at p. n. and
drove twelve miles ncr;Leaett to J.
E. Fuckers home 70 spend tb+ night.
He lived in St Cloud a fe.v years
ago. His place has been OPENED but
two years. In that short tina lie has
built large sus3antial house and
barn, and has about him 40 head of
cattle, horses. 1 sheep. etc.
The second forenoon we reached the
town of Richardson, the northeast
corner of Morrison county. There we
explored st. Cloud Co.'S land, and
found it to be fac farming and mea-
dow land. easily cleared. a good SUBJ
soil Nearly all the meadow land can
be drained without much expense.
Raspberries blueberries, and cram
berries grow in the marshes. The
land on the north Of it is near the
county road running from Little Falls
to Mile Laos lake. From the north
east corner Of the land to the lake
is but 3 miles,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-21

y little Bolton Ono. girl who is at
present a. LaGrande. Ora, went 10
ch2rrh tcere while reviva! was in
PROGRESS recently While one of the
brethren was Offering a prayer, thu
preacher clinched the strong minis
from to time with hearty "amens''.
At home that night the little one
aid: Mama | think Mr.. Smith IS
isn't polite he tried to stop Mr.
Jones from praying five or six times
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-21
AN ELECTRICAL KITCHEN.

OF all the cool andconvenient kitchens
that housekeeper ever dreamed, the
electric Kitchens the most convenient
No stove or even gas range, just a
marble shelf in the pantry with two
or three little discs by side A griddle-
cake baker or toaster can be used for
any cooking that requires flat sur
face. Then there is an oven and a
cooker for meats and also vegetables
Any degree ofheat can be secured by a
simple turn Of the switch. With this
kitchen and golden grain belt beer
the work IF the housewife would be
ideal The beer is delicious for table
and contains the most nourishment
in the best form. Better get case at
your home. Order of your nearest
dealer or be supplied by Joseph
Ledoux, Little Falls. MINI.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-21
TRADES COUNCIL.:OFFICERs.

The Little Falls Trades and Labor
Council has elected officers as follows {:
President-Thos. Cannon
Vice President-Wm Raymond
Secy. Treasurer-T. J Dewey
Sergeant-J w. Jones
The council has eighteen members,
three from each union. Regular meet
ings will be held on the first Sunday
CT every month at clock p. n.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-21

L. W. Aver of Belle Prairie re-
turned Fridayfrom International Falls,
near where he has been cruising for
several months on the Canadian side
Of the boundary. International Falls
is boom ing, and has good prospects.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-21

Judge Shaw ofhciated at two
marriages Aug. 13-Edward Kowitz
and Victoria Schlichting of Buckman,
and Chas. Gedney and Mary Peters
OF Green Prairie. Mr.. Gedney is one
Of the best known citizens of his
town.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-21

Bert Lofman, foreman at the pulp
mill, has moved his family to the
house lately occupied by G. F;
Kirscher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-21
STATE CONVEYS N. P. LAND.

STATE CONVEYS N. P. LAND.
State Auditor Iverson has executed
deed conveying G., 0C0 acres of land
to the Northern Pacific road, the sue
cessors to the st. Paul & Pacific. The
road was finished in 1877 and. earned
title then. The land is in Crow Wing,
Morrison and Todd counties
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-21
First National
Bank
CAPITAL $4,000
Surplus and Undiv'd ProftsS25 900

lRECTcRs-
A. ID. Davidson. c. A. L!ndbergh, N. M
Williams. PereriW. Blake. VIM. Davidson
Iheo. Void. Il. c. Garvin. Drew Musser
R. NJ. "eyerhauser: c. D Hawley, A. R.
Davidson.
Transact general banking business. buv
and sell foreign and domestic exchange Paw
aterests on tine dep~ sits,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-21

A new cement crossing is being
put in by Nick Adams for the city at
the intersection on Third avenue
southeast and Second street. So
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-21

M. Coleman has moved his family
into his new residence on Third
avenue south. near Fourth street.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-21

a. landau has had the back part
of his residence raised to two stories.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-21
AUSLAND

Aug. 15-Joseph Powell and Fred
Rienekee, of Sioux City, a.. are
visiting with Eli Bowder. They will
probably locate here, Mr.. Powell in
Sec. IA
Wm. So7tawick has gone to Parent.
Ralph Bowder has gone to the
western. harvest 6ells. The latest
dance Of the season will he given
Saturday evening. Aug. 22d, at the
town hall.
Little May 5troeming is very sick.
Arnold Page has gone to Dun1as for
the harvest
Grandpa Budde had several ribs
broken recently. falling from a load
of hay onto rock. All hope to see
him recover soon.
l.. Triplett was in Minnea polls
Friday to purchase Soma rna+ar;o, e.,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-21

Alex Swanson is at the hospital,
i'll with typhoid fever.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-21

Chas. Mechau is employed at Cnas
Gravel's store at GravelvilIe.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-21

L. Triplett was in Minnea polls
Friday to purchase some material for
the new Episcopal church.
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2raftige Morte
l~Ieberaem9em ie0em Gaa MaEsmtoer
Ssefer.

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tigen Bemeig, mie er bier ge9eben
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0euteten oorauf bin, oaB Die Wieren
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lie n gebraude, fiible id grleihtes
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mtrflides 6eilmittel fiir Die Mierert
itno. Wein Stat lit: ,@ebet gu ST.
fiber & SprinaoQas NpDtbete, pers
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erregeu.
grbattlid bel alien Droouiiteu.
8reis so Gents. Softer WiQburu
So. In Buffalo, &C. g., auetniae
N9enten fir Die Ser. @toaten.
8ergeH nidt ben Na,sseu 9unn
uil0 aeeeptirt fein Smbltitut.
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bat Dem @%0uperueur 9onbQm feline
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Die beioen &anotoaten: Or. Wtar
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in suet JaQen lhutoig betaunte, al
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Sabren 8efdngniBbaft uno 3raQung
Der Soften oes 8ro5eiies, nerurteilt.
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er 1000 Gage ldnaer fiben. Da ibtn
flr ieoen Gag so Gents angerehnet
weroeu. Ser Gihter beoouerte, oaB
CT oas StrafmaB nidt b6ber fteQen
fonnte. oenn iagte Ct, Die IrQueu
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meter auf 43 @rao Sobrenbeit ges
luufer1.
Der &onareB bat cine 8etuiQi=
guug oDn $1,000 een1od9t fur ieoen
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ben 9ero8 @auaerg oiente. Sn Nas
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teranen. n6mli@ @bas Bod, s. %,
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balteu. 9as eroiebt fir 6GOO SEQ.
tare barre $4,000. Scum ruplten {id
aber einiee UNI Die NeSablung oieler
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Office bes Gountn glerf8 i6res
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Sefretdr maht fie iebp1 oaranf aufs
mertiam, baB Die BON ibnen ou8Qes
itellten 8apiere auBerbalb be9 Staa=
tes niht ailtig iino. Mlio merben lie
bleden mifien, wenn> 1ie @eI@afte
MAIDEN mo0en.
Die beiben ginbreher 6QB unb
WaB fiub in &arneS @itg 8u 10, relp.
5u IL Sabren 8uhtbausbaft oerure
teilt moroen.
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gen Die @isfabrit in 2oreoo, uuroe
Die RDnititutiDnalitdt oes NntisTrufts
@eleses ~5eftritten, Der Gtaot bat
aber in alen Suitansen geruonnen
uno 0as @eieb lit anertannt tuDroen.
- Sir oas Stat Eournier in
Souiton am SunntaQ ben 25. DITTO
bee iino flint tuertuone Breile ausa
geiebt muroen. Or. Mar urrpib
miro Die electromagnetic an bic
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beeinrt UNI 2 ubr NadmittagS uno
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in Der GurnbalIe, po aud gelpielt
miro, Elm Ranfett ftatt.
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Der Mers Der beimHaem suSmarie.

Das uralte @prn1mort: 0ag
9en.o lit mir uaber, ais Der Mod,
tdBt lid audi bobiu ummanoefr:
Die beimiime Snouftrie lieet uns
ndber. als Die frem0e. Ser Sim
nuo Die Beoentuna Der beineu 5dse
lift bielelbe. Sc loQ oamit 0elagt
meroen. baB unier Nuaenmerf mebr
auf bic uGbere umgebuna gerihtet
wernen ioQ uno oaB Das, mas uns
ant n6biten liegt. fir ung pon melt
gr1Berem Werte 1T, als oas entferns
tere.
Sc lit ia unfraeliH, oaB Nrtifel
uno 9inae, Die bier niht fabriSirt
Derben, bier uidt bergeiteqt meroen
f5nnen, pun auBerbalb bespgen mer.
ben mii1en. Nber. mas thinner Die
beimiihe Snbuftrie erseugt. ipqte
bier Gbiab finoen, beionoers, penn
eS Dem ausmdrtigen Sabrifat in
fetner @eiie nahftebt. Son bieiem
@runoiab aebt auf Die nom bieltgen
Bu1ineB Wens' Club inauaurirte
Bemeoung aus. Sic Mill bas bei=
milhe Jabrifat in ben B~oroererunb
brineen uro ben Nbiab oeiielben 10
piel mie mDelib aus3uoebne1 inben.
Das unternehmen lit i'm Sntere1Ie
Der M~agemeinbeit 10 l6blib, oaB eS
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l1niere betmiI@e Snouitrie bat
atuar nod feline gerpaltigen Jorts
lhritte eemabt, fie bat iib nod lauae
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pielieitiq, mie es moi munfhensuert
u6re; aaein oa8 lit eben oaS 8iel,
Die beitebenDe Snouitrie 81 feittaen
uno au neuen uuternebmuneen Die
NnreQurlg au gebert.
Nber 10 gaua unbeoeuteno fino urss
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pie piel @elD bieielben aQidbrli@ in
SDrm BON Bauten, @ebdltern, 90bs
men, NnIhaffungen, Reparaturen
etc. ia umlauf iesen. Die aarae
@umr1e wiro 8emi8 Gritaunen ers
regen. uno bieielbe miro 1aturge.
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ausgegeben. Sic sebt an 6ausbe.
fiber fir Miete, an aaufleute nler
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bleibt bier uno gelauat bier aur Bers
teilun9.
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