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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05

while eleven creamerles furnish a
market for cream at highest prices.
Twin City and Duluth markets
readily consume all grain, vegetables
and other farm produce offered and
at no time of the year are farmers
unable to secure better quotations
here than IN most any other section
of the country. MI. Vertin has made
a long and exhaustive study of real
estate conditions in Morrison and
adjoining counties and is fully pre-.
pared to furnish most valuable in
formation to those seeking a home
where lands may be had at lower
prices than asked in older sections
and where crop failures are unknown.
He maintains a large list of lands
from which to make selections, makes
farm loans at low rates of interest and
writes insurance in some OF the
strongest companies doing business
here. As a citizen he is progressive.
enterprising and energetic and has
shown his faith in Morrison county
lands by purchasing large tracts which
he has under cultivation. there is
no real estate dealer anywhere who
more cheerfully furnishes any desired
information or upon whose judgment
it is safer to rely. His we'll
established reputation for honor amt
integrity precludes Misrepresentation
and no person interested in securing q
home where lands are cheap and ideal
conditions generally prevail should
fail to write Mr.. John Vertin, Little
Falls. MINI.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05
HENNING LANDAHL.

The winning of first premium at the
Minnesota state fair two years in
succession has attracted much atten-
tion to the possibilities of this section
Ct the state and has resulted IN greater
inquiry from various sections of the
country from people who are DESTROYS
of securing lands at prices lower than
those prevailing in older settled com
munities, a we'll as from renters of
farms and laboring men in the cities
who are looking for homes of their
own in a country where 1t is possible
with limited mean to start with, to
acquire competence from the soil.
There are many reasons why lands in
Morrison county are specially attrac-
tive. Prices are still very reasonable,
whether on improved or unimproved
land, while crops are always good and
the markets Of the best with uniformly
high prices prevailing for all com
modities raised. The fact that there
is practically nothing in the line of
cereals and vegetables which may not
be raised with phenomenal success in
Morrison county, those state fair first
premiums demonstrated clearly. Of
the men who have been particularly
successful in locating people on lands
in Morrison county Mr.. Henning
landau stands prominently to the
forefront, more men having bought
homes from him. than from any other
local dealer. He is exceptionally well
posted as to values, Is thoroughly
acquainted with the possibilities Of
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05
JOHN VERTIN.

Real estate in Morrison county IS
a subject which IS exceptionally
interesting to people IN ali parts Of
the country, particularly since this
county took the first premium at the
Minnesota state fair two years in
succession and leading dealers such as
Mr.. John Vertln have had a largely
increasing Inquiry for lands of all
kinds and for all purposes. It has
been fully demonstrated that there is
no section of the country wner dairy
ing pays better and exclusive wheat
raising is a thing of the past so far as
u prosperous farmers are concerned.
Diversified crops are now raised and
many large dairies are maintained
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05
IRON PROSPECTS.

People throughout the county are,
as a rule, more or less familiar with
the wonderful iron mines of Northern
Minnesota and the vast wealth which
is taken from them each year but
there are few who had any idea that
there were strong possibilities of
equally rich deposits being found as
far southwark as Morrison county.
Options have been taken on many
tracts of land at high prices and there
is a strong possibility that new settlers
in the county may secure a tract of
land which will later prove of inestim-
able value because OF the iron underly.
ing.
There IS no estimating the posi-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05

HFudto LII pOAIC1cS d. III 0dSIl10SS
Mr.. Buchanan invariably hsd i'll view
the best interests Of this section and
never has overlooked an opportunity
whereby the many advantages and
opportunities might he honestly and
properly exploited. Enjoying a wider
and more intimate knowledge of con-
ditions actually existing in Morrison
and adjoining counties 1T is but
natural that Mr.. Buchanan should
have entered tho real estate field,
and recently he organized the Morri-
son County Land company and has
already been highly successful in in
ducing actual settlers to locate on
rich lands in the territory adjacent
to Little Falls. Owning much land
himself and handling those of other
large owners Mr.. Buchanan is able to
offer exceptionally strong induce
ments to prospective settlers and
investors. He has improved farms
and unimproved lands which may be
had at surprisingly low prices. Mr..
Buchanan is atle to lend valuable
assistance to those seeking homes, for
his wide acquaintance and high
standing. gives him a decided ad-
vantage over most men engaged in
the real estate business. Any desired
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05

No city or section of the country is
l position to properly flourish without
ample transportation facilities. Means
of rapid transit for all products to
the leading markets must he provided
at reasonable rates for otherwise it is
not possible to compete with more
favored localities and secure the full
benefits from investment OF money and
labor expended.
Or the many railroads Of this
country which play such an important
part IN the commercial life of the ma
tion there is probably none better or
more favorably known than the North
ern Pacific railroad and it Is this
splendid system which handles the
freight and passenger traffic of Little
Falls. tho main line from tho Twin
Cities to the Pacific coast running
through here while a branch runs
westward to Norris. Minnesota, and
northeast to Duluth and Superior.
bringing this city into clnse touch
with the best markets in the North
west and also making possible the
quick TRANSACTION of business, frequent
passenger train service making it
posi- bic to visit any point and return
with the least possible loss of time.
Being one of the most important
point on the entire system from q
freight, standpoint it Is but natural
that the Northern Pacific should &C.
cord to Little Falls the best service and
facilities for handling freight of all
kinds. This also has q direct bearing
upon the agricultural esouces Of
Morrison county for produce reaches
the market in prime condition and
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05
RELIABLE REAL
ESTATE DEALERS

The very general interest in real
estate everywhere these days gives
added interest on the part of people as
to who they may deal with in a certain
locality and with a view to enlighen.
ing our readers and those who con-
template locating in Morrison county,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05

sH3V' NE' :HCS3e
at gooc prices ard many farmers and
truck raisers are becoming wealthy.
All conditions are favorable, tho
climate conducive to the best health
and no man seeking a home should
make a move without first correspond.
ing with the well known and highly
reliable firm of Signor & Schallern,
107 Broadway, Little Falls, Mimi.
These gentlemen are exceptionally
we'll posted al to land values in
Little Falls and Morrison county and
able to furnish valuable advice to
prospective purchasers. They also
conduct the largest insurance agency
in the city, representing many Of the
leading companies doing business in
this part of the country. They also
make real estate loans and look after
property for residents or non-resldents.
They are highly esteemed business
men and citizens and enjoy the con.
tidence of all who know them.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05

with men who m devoting their
energies to the handling of real estate,
we present herewith brief articles re-
garding those in Little Falls and what
may be done by dealing with them.
They are reliable business men and
willingly furnish any desired informal
ton regarding this part Of the
country. >
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05

doublediy have g hearing npon freight
rates for it is known as the most
independent railroad IN the country,
making rates to suit its own con.
venience and in utter disregard TO
the wishes or desires of other roaus.
Little Falls business men are putting
forth every effort to bring this line
here and unless something entirely
unforeseen transplres will be successful.
Very few cities of equal slze any
where are In better position from q
transportation standpoint than Little
Falls, a fact which should not be over
looked by anyone in any manner
interested In this section of the state.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05
MORRISON COUNTY LAND
COMPANY.

After many years spent in close
association with the financial, busl-:
ness, political and social interests of
Morrison county it is not strange
that Hon. G. b. Buchanan is n Of
her most prominent citizens and has
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05
FACTS: 0
MORRISON COUNTY

It has fine timber lands.
It has 127 country schools.
It has the best Of markets.
It produces the best live stock.
Affords a home for every one.
It produces the finest Of grasses.
1t has large pulp and paper mills.
Our country roads cannot be beat.
It had a population of IL. 325 in 1890.
1t had a population of q, s9l N 1900.
It has today approximately $4,000.
All leading religious sects represented.
It contains we 1, 100 square miles Of
land.
We nave q bumper crop this year, as
usual.
Morrison county has eleven fine
creameries. j.
1t has one of the largest lumber mills
in the world.
Morrison county has the finest
granite IN the world.
It has hundreds of thousands of acres
of u~ncultivated and unoccupied lands.
Products of Morrison county mills
are shipped to all eastern states and to
foreign countries.
It equals any county in the state in
quality of wheat. oats, rye, barley
corn, potatoes. etc.
There are large settlements Of Scan
Germans, Polish and
French in Morrison county.
It has scored higher than any county
in the state for the past two years in
agricultural products at the state fair
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05

:troA; -! .Eas..g99
INC: whc has heen digging along 0n"a
rented farm, making q bare living anu
working mighty hard to do that.
should investigate conditions in
Morrison county and of q certainty he
viii become 4 permanent settler and
become one of the prosperous and con-
tented land owners in what Is
destined to become q still richer
agricultural section.
This is your opportunity, now Is
the time, and no man should fail to
take advantage of it.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05

has to oHer il tho way ot 55c:s inn
proved and unimproved lands If you
explain what you want to him he will
secure it for you if 1T possibly can be
done. His efforts IN settling up this
section of the state have heen fully
appreciated by people generally, and
this labor is but characteristic OF this
progressive gentleman and a further
demonstration of his abiding faith in
Little Falls and Morrison county.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05
N & SCHALLERN.

Morrison county is known as the
banner agricultural county Of the
state and it has been fully demon
strated that the agricultural products
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05

information touching upon land
values and general conditions may be
readily secured from Mr.. Buchanan by
addressing the Morrison County Land
company, Little Falls, Minnesota.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-04
ySpllfpntntemeS 2Sertramett.
Die geup6ner BON San Mntpnip 6a.
ben gnten @rnnb fir npllfom~
ttenes 8ertranen.

g8iBt SIR, ipie
Sbr i6nelle sbbiilfe fir 9fiidell,
ihmer5en firoen fonnt;
Sbr ibmer5baften ltrinirltor,u,.
gen obbelfen fonnt;
SIR franfe 9eieren ii6er beilen
fonnt2
@s eibt nun einen @es oa5u Cure
Gadbarn fennen i'm;
Ste baben Doan's Nieren Bille:l
gebrau1t
9ie ibret1 8ert in pielen ssaGen
betpielen babe.
&ier lit Elm Gan 4ntonier 3eug-
nis gu oieiem 8ebuf.
Mrs. 6. 6. Neibert, 722 Sber=
man StraBe, San antonio, Geras,
iast: Sd babe bereits in ben 3ei-
tungen mitgeteilt, oaB id ourh
0oan's Nieren 9iIlen BON meiner
gheretl=&ranfbeit eebeiIt tpurbe. Sd
freue mild, belte beltatigen 5u
fonnen, bob id ieit iener 3eit nie
mieoer ettpos oabon perlpiirte. Die
maiieriiidtigen Mnidpellungen mei-
ner @lieoer iin0 nidt ipieoer auf-
getreten unb Die 2obmbeit in nei-
mem &reu5 blieb permanent eebeiIt.
gs lit fir mild beinabe l1nrrtogIid
5lt iogen, lpie tpertpol1 0oan'5
Nieren Billen fit mid iporen ltno
i6 fam meine Danfbarfeit nnr
oaourb beipeiiert ooR id Die 8inell
allen anoeren Nierenleioenoen te-
items enlpfeble. Sd perIhaffte mir
oieies Braparat bon Der 8erar
Drug Co."
Gum 8erfauf BEL a1en &dnbIern.
Breis so Gents. Soiter-Milburn
60, Buffalo, Seem gorf, alleinige
4genten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
@rinnert Gu6 oes Namens =
0oons = unb nebnt feline onoeren.
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Nuslanr.
Baron HebrentbaI
Halt i'm Ssterr. Reicbsrat cine
Wicbtigs Rede.
0ssterr. Dreadnouebts.
Kaiser franz Joseph in Ru-
dapest.
Drusen- Husband.
Premierminlster Stclypin lpie-
der i'm Hmt.
Drusen- Hufstand.

Cine glan5enbe, BON boheln
Sdmung getrogene &ebe bat Der
oiterreidiide Miniiterpraiioent 9r.
Sreiberr b. 8ienertb I'M 9tbgeoronc-
tenbauIe bes @eidsrats gebalten. De.
Bremier reiunnierte 5una6It Die Gr-
eigniiie Der iiingitpergangenen fritz
iden .3eit. Soomn banfte er 1T
begeiiterten @orten 9entl6lano fir
bos treue Geftbalten am giinonis,
pelbes ben groBen grfolg SeIter-
reid-l1ngarns in Der 9alfanfrose
IN erfter 2inie ntoelid genta9t bobe.
@inige marfante Stellen aus oen
@usfiibrlineen neutrality-suspicious.
lauten mortlih: u9as 8iinbnis Se-
iterreih-l -llngorns lino 9euti6lonos
lit ein glan5polles SsSt1itrument oeS
europdiiden aon5erts unb eine 60
rontie beg Srieoens. g8ir marfer
ben bisberigen &leinrnut unb Sic
per5agte Selbitfritif ab @ir erfann-
ten Die inneren Sdtpieriefeiten aIs
feberlei6t, io6alo Der Nuf oes ero=
BEN 2ebens eridallte. Ser militia
ride @pparat arbeitete iid]er uno
gerauldlos. TIMER itaatlides Selbit-
aefiibl tit neu eefraftiet moroel1.
@ir baben infer altes Selterreid
neu entoedt. Die Monorhie left.
Das lit Die befreienbe @rfenntllis,
Die erbebenoe 2ebre Ser iiingiten gro-
BEN 3eit."
Die 0iterreidiide &eeierllne
plant einen lunfaiienoen 9lusbau
Der Warine. Bier DreaonougbtS,
eroBe &rel,5er uno llnterieeboote lte-
ben auf bem Hrogranln. slnh III
Die gnlage neuer Oods in slusiidJt
genon,rnen. Sir Die g(rmee 1T null-
mebr Elm DECENTRALIZATION beitent
tporben, NIT mel1en Wannihoften
praftiih eingeiibt per6en iolIen.
&aiier Sran5 sSoiepb begub iidl
beute nah 8uoapeft, um bort ols
&onig bon ltngarn fir aft Gage
Soflager gu balten. 9es Monarben
NeiIe itebt i'm engiten Snianmenbolg
nit Der lngariihen Strife, Die iidy
felt Eaaen binidIeppt, obne oaB ir-
| genotpelde &larung IN Sibt lit.
Die tiirfiihe Deputirtenfaln.
tner bat teGegrapbiid Die geadridt
erbalten oaB Die am 2ibanon poh-
nenoen 0ruien, Die Der tiirfiiden
&egierung idon 10 piel 5u idaffen
| gema6t baben, i'm Mufitano begrifiel,
iino.
= Der r,iiiiihe Bremier =Miniiter
Stolppin 1T mieber na6 ct. Beters-
burg 5uriidgefebrt unb bat Die 2ei.
tltng oes Miniiteriilms pieber iiber-
nonmen. Die @eriibte BON elmer
beporitebeuoen Miniiterfriiis fi,ro iesi
alle per5tllmnlt.
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sras.

Sn benz Gourtbaus au 9areoo,
gera6e Dor Der Office oes Sberiffs
Srtia, muroe ELM eetpilier Sim
9ierce Mrigbt bon @ia z. Sin, benz
friiberen Sberiff BON Ga SaIle gouil-
tp, erihoiien. Sia uno @rigbt
iparen felt 2angern einoroer feino.
Sill mar nit ieitiem grai6er Sciie
BON gotulId nad Qarebo gefommen,
nm bort @eihdfte 5it erleoigen sic
bntten Inn gourtbons 81 TIM. slls
fie oas @eb1uoe perlaiien iuolltcn,
beaeanete ibnen @rigbt, Der fih IN
Weaieitunq bon 6. Wiooleton be.
fono. Sill bebauptet MN, @risbi
babe nab leiner &iiftentaide gegrif'
fen unb 6oraufbin babe er, &ih,
aeihoIfen. Miobleton min Die re'
freffenoe 8etpeguilg nidt geieben ba-
ben, aud fanoen iif BET WrtgDt,
oIs man Sic 2eihe iinteriltbte, set,
ne Waffen. Die beiben griioer 9l'l
baben fih gleih mad Der ShieBerel
ben Beb6rben geiteIlt.
Sn gbornton, aimeitone eoun'
tn, BAT neuIi6 cine Shieberei itatf'
aefun6en, in nelder Elm iitn9er
Mann nomens algie Gresham, Del
fen Noter uno griioer friiber sbt.
riffs oes Gountp tparen, getotet nno
oer 5taot-Moridnu @es. @iiton
ffsper pertpilnoet
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sComn1odity Clause
Strassenbabn -uneliiek.

Dos z8unoesgeri1t bat
cine gntideioung abgegeben, bur1
ipelhe Die @irfung Der ioeenaunteil
COMMODITY glauie" oes 9epbur,t' :
ihen Gifenbabngefeses itarf einge-
fhranft miro. 9ie Commodity
@9auie" berbietet ben giienbabnen,
@aaren gu tral,sportiren, oie bon Sen
Observation-Disclosures ielbft proon-
5iert fiito. Sic ribtete iid gang ipe-
Siea aegen ben transport bon &oblen
ourd giienbabnen, nelhe ben Sob.
len.gergtperfs fsgeieI1ihaften geboreli.
9ie @nti1ei6nng oes 0ber-8unoes-
geridts idranft Die geitimnlang nun
IN Iofern ein als fie iagt, onB iie
feline Mnpenoung auf giierbablle'l
f;nben f1nntelt, bic in oerartiger ger-
binouna nit ben Minen-@eienIdai-
ten ft6noen, boB Die cine Mftien
Der anoern befite. Sat51hlib Mrs
Die @irfianlfeit oes betreffen0en
9arograpben ourfJ oiele gntideioung
aufgeboben.
Rongrebreprdientont Murpbp
bon MifIouri bat I1tpere MnfIagen
gegen 5nei gnnoesridter IN ieinem
Staae, Sobn 6. Bbilips uno Suit9
WcHberion, erbpben nnb ben SIM
frog gefteIlt, bob Der aonereB cine
unteriu6ung pornebme. Die g(n-
Hagen Ianten auf @mtsperna1lGlii-
gung, ungeb0riges 9etragen llno
ilrlgeieslide 9eeinfluiiung. 2estere
fon in oem Streit 8piiden Dem
Gtoat Miiiouri uno ben giienbabnell
ipeeen Der 3peizgents-Rate itattge.
funoen baben.
ssn Birmingham, 9lla, fu6r
cine Gar" Der eIeftril1en Gtra.
benbabn in einert @agen, in oem iid
eirle Ganlilie namens 2eaoforo aus
Yoipoerlp befono. Srau 2eaoforb
,purbe iofort getotet uno eincs ibrer
&inber tDuroe ibtper berlett.
Mus @ationbiIe in galiior.
rien neloet man: 6rau Sobn B
Yorter, bic Mutter bon @arren 81
gorter, 9ice-@ouperneur BON Gali'
for1ien, erbielt eiflen 8rief in oelr
ibr NIT Der gntfiibrung ibres IA
idbrigen gnfeIs gebrobt tpur0e, faGs
{ie ni1t am fonmenben Gage eii'
betr6htIide gunn,e @eIbes ulltel
elmer nIten Bride 0eponieren ipiiroe
Inn oes Grpreiiers babbaft 5u met
ben, Iegte man elm 0odet on 6i'
be3ei1nete StelIe, Die ieooh bon 30
Iisiften auf oos Sbdrfite bepad
ipuroe. ShIieBlid erihien Wins
aee, Der m beiten 8erbdltniiien auf
pepa1iene, 17iGbrige Sobn Or. Sc
@ob's, zines angeiebenen dinefii6el
Gintpobners bon @ationbille, IN
bns permeintlibe @elo ab5ubolen
Der iagenbIi1e grpreiier, Der ipdte
Dor Diee.@ @ouperneur Yorter elm I'M
faIjenoes @eftGnonis ablegte, Dilrb
Derbaftet unb in bic Beiierungsan
ftnlt mad Galieas geihidt.
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9luf nie piel mir aud narter,
nod piel mebr partet auf uns.
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Sin toles 8eiet,

Cine gang toue Hrobibitionseeles-
geblng iheint lid Die 2eeislotur
BON Seem ssseriep geleiitet gu baben.
aus Seem Yorf idreibt man oariifer:
nSeit &ur5em beltebt i'm Gtaot
SEEM Seriep ein @eies, bas oen Msir-
ten uno pielen anoern 2euten rll-
bere6enbaren Shaben 5ufiieen nirb.
Gs ion uein @eies 5ur gerbinoerung
Der Srunflubt" iein u1o tit gegell
@irte geridtet, Die @etpobnbeitstrin-
fern uno rporalisiidtlihen Trun-
fenboloell" geiltige @etrdnfe perfau.
fen. 9as @eieb beitinlmt u. a., oaB
ieoe Wfunicipalitat i'm Staate orci
abtbare 8iirger ernet,nen nno oieie
cine Jog. 5hubbeboroe biloen unb
iiber ben 8erfauf BON oIfobolbolti-
gen @etrdnfen beltimnen ionen. sis
oieie 9ia BON Senator SiGarD eiitge-
bra6t II. Dem &onlite fiir!9onoel uno
S6iffabrt iiberipieien tpurbe, gloubte
SSeoer, Dob tie oanit elm anitdnoi-
ees 8egrdbnis, sefunoen babe, aber
eines Cages ipuroe iie giinitig beri6-
tet uno in ben lesten Stunoen ser
Seiiion in beioen Sdulern Der 2e-
gislatur pollig unbeabtet angenoln.
men. &iir5lih muroe Die 8ia BON,
@ouperneur Sort unter5eidnet.
vytab Der grnennung Der Bro.
teftoren" in ireeno elmer Wnnicipa.
litat lit es oeren erite 8flibt, Die llr-
ia6en Der Srunfiu1t in ibrer Grt.
i6aft 81 unteriu1en. @enn Tie 5n
Der Mnli6t fomnlen, oab oie 9runf-
iudt BEL geipiiien 9erionen Dem iiber-
maBigen @enliB bon ipiritilolen @e.
tranfen su5uidreiben lit, 10 nliifien
lie einihreiten ooer elm Mittel fin
ben, Der Sr,tnfiuht gu lteuern. sic
iollen, 10 miro IN Dem @eles be.
itimnt, ieoen liceniierten @erfduier
BON Spirituoien IN Der Municipali.
tat ihriftli6 aufforbern, irgeno einenl
geipobner Der Srtibaft, der elm
@eipobnbeitstrinfer lit ODER our9 Den
@enuB bon Spirituoien elm FOLDER
tperben fam, feline alfoboliiden 5e-
trdnfe 81 perfaufen."
Ser l1nlltanb, oaB oos @eies sen
.Broteftoren" Die @o6t giebt, feft-
auItel(en, Oh elm Wann elm Srunfen.
bolo lit ODER elmer peroen fam, miro
Die Mitglieoer bieier nSdusbeboroe"
gu ben sefiir9tetiten Berionen il,
ieoer Staot unb Srti6aft MAIDEN.
Der @irt, Der nod 5ugeiteIlter @ar-
nung ipiifentlih einem uborausIiht-
liden grunfenbolb" geiitige @etran-
fe perfouft, fam BEL benz eriten Ser.
geben gu $50 Strafe, beim 5peiten
Mal au $10O uno beim oritten 8erees
ben gu 5000 strafe perurteilt uao
5uoem fam ibn Die Shanfli5ens
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geftimmung oes @eietes fam ober
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Der 0urhfiibrung Der gia miro no-
tiirli6 bem 0enancianten Cir uno
Sor qe0ffnet, 'aber Die Srlinfindt
nidt perbinoert meroen."
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