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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23

LovF1L.-The Gazette says that Mr..
Hazeltne's spool mill in Lowell is turn
ing out large quantities of spools, having
all the orders they can I'LL
Mr.. X. Stearns OF Lowell was sent down
TO the insane asylum at Augusta last sum
mer, for insanity He escaped in the fol-
lowing manner: Being allowed To go in
to the city for exercise, with an attendant,
watching his opportunity, he concealed a
small stone about his person, and after
reaching his room he concealed it in his bed
and with this one dark stormy night, he
succeeded in breaking out the CRATES in his
window and making n rope of the bed
clothes he let himself out of the window
and dropped To the ground and escaped in
to the woods and made his way toward
Lewiston. He lived three days upon nuts
and berries. Reaching Lewiston he found
no trouble in getting home.-Le,ciSion
Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23
OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

BETHEL, Dec. lS.-The last snow storm
with the subsequent thaw and freeze has
made the best Shedding We have had this
winter our streets are filed with teams
loaded with wood, hay, timber, and pre-
sent a lively contrast 70 few days ago.
Farmers are selling their potatoes. They
get thirty-fye and thirty-eight cents and
are blue over IT, No wonder, with the
taxes to pay-and potato money usually
pays the taxes.
DR.. George VI. Twitchel formerly Of
Bethel. gave an interesting and well appre-
ciated lecture on Sunday evening, 18th
inst. in the UniyerSalist church. The lee
ture was for the benefit Of the Sabbath
school scholars. The DR.. has always taken
deep interest in the educational affairs Of
his adopted town aud has done much 70
promote the prosperity OF its schools.
DR.. y. T. True IS now teaching his one
hundred and thirty-second school, at Cor
ham. y H. He has not only been one of
our most successful teachers, but has been
living agricultural link that connects old
time farming with the present. Indeed he
has been the leading man in practically
Illustrating the improvements of the last
half century. He has kept up with the
1 progress of art and science.
The building for the new steam mill at
South Bethel is being pushed forward rap
idly. The body of the building is up, and
in few days the roof will be on.
DR.. q. r. Wiley's and Miss Halls drug
stores are lively places at the present time
They are flled with holiday goods. Al
they ask is an inspection Of their stock.
The Universalist Sabbath school viii
have Christmas tree, with appropriate
music and other exercises, on Wednesday
evening, Dec. "a, at their church.
The CougregatiOnaliSt and Methodist
society viii celebrate on Thursday evening
18th. with Christmas trees and exercises
bv the Sabbath school scholars. \ cordia
invitation is extended to all who may wisf
! % bring in presents with which to load
the trees.
Mr. Eben Kilburn is repairing his gris'
mill am will put in new run of stones tC
grind VIII, At into -four. Bethel has Ions
needed ro. U mill. Mr.. Klburn is a young
man who me ans business. We trust h
viii meet with uccess.
The Ladies NJ. f. Circle met with Mrs
Jacob Annas last T thursday evening" an'
the following officers we're chosen Tor INT
ensuing year: Mrs. jacob AnnaS' freSi
dent; Mrs. Thomas Hi. 'uAn' 'lce-rreS
ident; Mrs II. c. Andrews, treasurer
Mrs Ellen VI. Chandler, Secret. Wy.
Our winter schools have genera ~ com
menced, with good prospects of pro. ''ao'
terms Mr.. Walter Winter and vi
StearnS, both BOwdoin students, are teach
ing in the village, the latter the upper school
and the former the lower school, Both are
first-class teachers, and are efficient and
successful in their calling. c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23

BUCKFIELD.-The second lecture in the
Methodist Course was lecture to young
men, delivered by Rev. Mr. Tinker, OF
Auburn, on Wednesday evening, Dec. 18th.
4 large audience was in attendance, and
all went away feeling that they had been
entertained and instructed.
Rev. L. \. Freeman, pastor or the iSap-
fist church, is to deliver free course of
Sunday evening lectures, on Pilgrims
Progress, commencing Sunday evening,
Dec. 2Sth, at 6 O'Clock. Subject; "Bunyan
and his Times" Subject for Sunday even
ing. Jan. 18th, christians Pilgrimage TO
the Cross" Jan. 25th, christians Pill
grimage to the Valley and the Shadow of
Death" Feb Sth, Vanity Fair" Feb.
22d, christians Pilgrimage to the De
lcctable Mountains" March eth, "Beulsh
and the Celestial City" March 2lst,
"ChriStiaua, Mercy, and the Children
The "Signs of the times" indicate that
Christmas is near at hand. Mr.. J. \. Raw
son shows large display Of Christmas
goods, probably the largest in the place.
Mr.. a. c. Holmes displays his usual at
tractiye show OF jewelry. clocks. sc.
NesSrS. Atwood, Spaulding & Co. offer n
stock OF Holiday goods which are Substan-
tial and useful as well rs attractive aud
ornamental Mrs. O. +. Gardner has a
large variety of toys, confectionery, sc.
Your correspondent has not yet learned
that there is 10 be a Christmas tree at
Buckheld, though there will probably be
some private ones.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23

invited the members of the club and all
present, at the close of the meeting, to
come directly to her house. Mrs. Chase
wished to see them all at her home. The
numerous company forthwith proceeding
to Mrs. Chase's, met with warm recep-
ton, and did ample justice to the candies,
cakes. pop corn, pies and other eatableS
too numerous to mention, provided by the
numerous friends. All had a good time.
J. p
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23

NoRwAY.-Wc would call the attention
OF our readers TO the advertisement of
Coles Jcwelry store, to be found in our
columns. Mr.. Cole is an excellent jewelcr,
and has n fine stock of goods.
There will be an entertainment at the
Congregational vestry, next Tuesday eve
ming. Numerous fancy articles will be
offered for sale also fine table will be
set, and the children will give an interest
ing entertainment.
Elliott, the Norway clothier, offers for
sale a special stock Of goods for the holt
days Prices reduced for the Holidays DO
not fail to see the goods, and compare
figures with ali others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23

The Bangor Commercial, in some notes
upon the personal make up of the Council,
says Frank Fogg of Lewiston, is a young
Greenback enthusiast, new to politics and
disguised with his brief experience. II
Fogg is more Disguised than the public is
with him, Fogg must be very sick at the
stomach Belfast Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23

BYRoN.-A few days since, Christopher
Reed. a lad of sixteen, was badly cut about
the mouth by the end OF falling limb. He
started to run from under the tree he had
been cutting. and looked up in time TO re-
ceiyc the blow. The wound not being
properly dressed at the time, he will be
considerably diShsurcd.
Miss Addic ). Reed, who has been visit
ing friends in this vicinity, has gone to
DiXheld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23

PAMs-At the Unity Club meeting, We'd
nesday evening, the following officers were
elected
President, Geo. F. Hammond; Vice
President, VIM. b. Edwards; Committee
OF Expenditures, J. l.. Carter, L. +. Bow
ker, Miss F. y. Andrews.
The Committee promise q meeting in
two weeks, with literary exercises. Then
will be the time to renew membership for
the third year.
Hawkes. & Garland have their annual dis
play OF Holiday Goods on exhibition, at
present. Run in and look at them.
Let all remember the Christmas Tree at
the Uuiversalist Church on Wednesday
evening Dec. oath, ut which time there
will be rccitations by members Of the Sab
bath School, with new aud appropriate
Christmas Carols The gifts from the
trees will be distributed by Santa Claus
himself Exercises TO commence promptly
at O'Clock. All are cordially invited.
There will be q Sabbath School Concert
at the Baptist Church. Thursday evening,
at o'clock
J. II. Rawson < Son have large stock
of confectionery, fruit, tobacco and cigars,
Is well Is other goods for the holidays. II
you want nice oranges and lemons, give
them call.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23

CANroN.-lnSteadof two Christmas trees
In the village, there Is 10 be a union tree At
the Cuiycrsali>t church. \ pleasant time
j. anticipated.
Mr. Grcvy Proctor Of Canton, begins a
writing school this week in the village,
with from twenty-five 20 thirty scholars.
There is 10 be- a New Years ball At Dix
field in Marble Hall, Thursday eve, Jan. l,
1850.
There has been much excitement in Can
ton the past week in regard To the prose
cution of rumSclcr>. The Reform boys
mean TO carry the law 10 it, farthcSt cN-
tent 10 Dust these curses from society.
The Temperance movement Is making good
progress in spite OF AL opposition
Mr.. John Oldham of Hartford, is carry
ius ON a singing school at District No.
schoolhouSe in that town.
The excellent skating ON the pond IS be-
ing we'll patroniLed.-Le,cistoR Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23

DENNARK.-Mt Pleasant District Lodge,
|. O. ofG T., met with Moose Lake Lodge,
IT Odd Fellows Hall Denmark, Wednesday,
10th inst There was good delegation
from Cornish, West Baldwin, Hiram,
Browntield, Bridgton and stow, and Moose
Lake Lodge was out in full force. The
forenoon was devoted 10 routine business.
At y o'clock the Lodge repaired 10 the
Good Templars' Hall, where bountiful
repast awaited them, spread by the good
citizens. The remainder of the afternoon
was devoted 10 committee reports. res
olution was passed expressing sympathy
with Bro. II. \. Shorcy Of the Bridgton
\ NelrS. for his losses by fire. In the eve
ming, Rev. o. VI. CouSens gave public
/ lecture.
/ The Juvenile TemplarS are to have 4
/ Christmas festival and tree at the Univer-
salist church, on the afternoon of the 10Th.
/ The citizens will have u festival in the eve
ming.
Good sleighing.
Pendexter & Sanboru will do a consider
able business in sale woTk.-LelciStOi
Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23
Weather Report.

Temperature lastweek at AN.
Sunday, l69 cloudy Monday ,26S cloudy; Tues
day, 2Oo clear; Wednesday, l29 clear; Thurs
day, go clear Friday, TO- cloudy; Saturday
10 snow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23

BRYANT's POND, Dec. 1.-THE fOunda-
tion for our new spool factory was com
menced on Monday morning. The building
is TO be ready for machinery in sixty days
Fred NJ. Bartlett, T. NJ. Cole and c. \.
Jackson are the Committee to superintend
the work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23
legislative Notice.

TINE undersigned hereby give public notice that
i they will present petitions TO the next Legis-
lature for acts with the following titles:
!. An act TO incorporate the Howard Pond Res
ervoir Company.
.. An act to prevent the throwing of refuse mat
ter in the stream leading from Howard's Pond to
the Androscoggin River, In the town OF Hanover.
ISAAC BAGNALl., CT, ais.
Hanover Dec. Is, 1873.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23

EAST BUcKFIELD, Dec. 20. A public
Christmas festival will DE held in the chapel
on Wednesday evening, the 2ik. Com
mittce OF arrangements includes members
and non-membcrs of the Crystal Wave
Lodge OF Good Templars. Apublic Christ
mas festival will be holden at the Line
school house on Thursday evening, the
18th. HARTFORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23

OXFoRD.-The Congregational Sabbath
School in this village will hold Christmas
Festival next Tuesday evening.
The Methodist Sabbath Schools will
hold their annual Festivals, next Wcdnes-
day evening in this village, and at WEIGH
willie on Thursday evening.
\ Lodge of Good Tcmplars WAS organ
lied in this village last Saturday evening
Our republicans are thoroughly indig-
nant concerning the disgracerul State steal
which has been carried out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23
Notice.

THE annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
i Norway National Bank Will be held at the
Banking Rooms of said bank on Tuesday, the 18th
day of January, lSs1, nc ten o'clock N the fore
noon, for the purpose OF choosing o Board Of
Directors Tor the ensuing year, and ransacting
such other business as hay properly come before
them.
dcclG3w n. p. SMITH. Cashier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23

A good line of Useful Christmas Goods just re-
ceived and selling cheap.
Please remember all our goods are NEW and as
we BUY AND SELL FOR CASH, II will pay you
TO exvmine our goods and prices, at
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-06-13
Glue @tftntii6eritt. .

Ntmers bnrg, Bennl., Y. Slnt. :
Margaret Mcgee iuurbe beute inter Der 9ln
flage, ibrsn Dor ettua elmer 8o9e ueritorbener
@atteu pergiftet 5u babeu, perbaftet unb BEN
@efdngniile iibarlpieien. Cine Qeideni6al
lpurbe 3ur 3eit oes SooeSfalles abgebalten uni
mebrere 4erste briidten Die Qnlid)t aus, oaf
Der SerftorbtHe bur6 grienif uersiftet tpuroe
Gin apasbefer le9te geitern Die eioltde ausiag
ab, oab Srau Mc@se am Sage Dor oen sos IS
ibre Otannes arienif bel Inn tarfte unb ellsr
fallden 9iamen bel Der @elegenbeit angab
Wtan nil ipiiien, oaB Die Srau cine unbesiuing
lid)e eeioenifaft iiir einen jllngen GARNER beg
nno Der Serftorbene eiieriiid)tts alf benielber
mar. Srau Wtc@ee tit Die Diutter BON iieber
ainberll. Die lleberreite Dic@ee's iino aus
gegraben ilnb Der Magen Ssbuis elmer analpi
uah Bittsburg geididt tuorbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-06-13
Sas samaerfeit ta Cincinnati.

@incinnati, /, u. SUM-. - Die ungez
beure IuSabl BON Sremoen, peld)e lid) gelez
gentll6 Oes geiteru er0ffneten SIngerieite8 bier
einiano, lift nod in Der Stabt anmeienb, jeood
babeu itf) Die meiiten Seiudler beute auf Die
9ipfel Der Soiigel inl 9torben Ser Staot be9e=
ben, po Yic=9fies, @onSerte 1ro anSere Inter
baltungen on Der SagesOron1ng ituo. 9as
gSetter III b0d1ft giinitig.
@tncinnati, II. SUM. - 9Senigtens
1000 Berionen maren beute 9lbeltb bei'ill Iu=
fauge oes 9onserteS III Der Wtu1itbaue aniue=
ieno, uno nlebrtre !punoert 8eiu6er itellteu iid)
nod lpdter ein. 0as @on3trt puroa burd ei=
nen M6bring' 'i6en @hor er5fTnet, in welfenl
Sr. 8emmerb Die Solopartie'n portrug. Die
;peite 9fun1nler bes programmes, Die Seetbo=
pen'ide 9lrie ''Ah Perfda," uuroe ourd) Sri.
@nnla SeGtl aus Cincinnati DOrgetragen.-
SRI. t6eleue galatfa aus Chicago erllOtete gro
Bgn QpplaliS ourd, cine Irie aus Der r3au6erz
h0te," unb pa8 2ieo ,,@ott, Satulano nnb
2iebe" BON Si9ird wurbe Johann bltr6 Den
gan5en 9bor angeItintnt.
Der Gbor ,Sfernlorgen," nit 6rau Otto
9llusleben in ben Solopartie'n, l6lob ben erz
fen 5beil ocS 8rogranns, uno Die SGngerin
erllbtete burd bieien 8ortrag nod piel grDBe=
rem Seifau, als getegentlid oeS geitrigeu. Der
;ueite Sbeil Oes Brogrammes betauo in benz
oSerloreusn Barabies," =" iueldes, iuie ale uorz
bergebenbeu Biecen, III tabelloier gSeiie 5u Sc
bOr gebrad)t iuuroe. Oas Gon3crt miro bon
allen Inuelenoeu oIs etn 9roBartiger griOlg
aeIdlilherf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-06-13
Selegrap1ii9e Sepei6en.
[9sridte oer raiocirtsn greiie' fir ben n3sutiteu
SorreIp ubeItenal
Gon8reB=Ierbanolumgem.

gSa bington y. Suni.-Snt Sena E
beridItete Oarep Die Supplementir= Poitrou=
ten=Sia beS 6auleS Elm.
Sed beridtete Elm Subitttut Elm fir Die Grs=
futiu=, 2egiSlatiu= unp SuitiS- -Seripiaisungs=
8iQ. Steles Subltitut Gubert MIR Die Tornl,
aber nidt bas gSeleu Der 8il.
Gaa brad)te einen Sel6luB eir1, Die gr3ie~
buug BON Snbianerfinoern betrefisuo.
Die Sill, Der gSittiue oe5 Sen. Sbielos cine
8enlion bon $10O ntonatlidJ su perpilligen,
puroe na6 lGngerer Debate Sllriidgelegt
WtcSonalb'5 Sill murbe Johann luieoer auf=
genomnlen.
Spater lpurbe Die Beniions Sill fir Die
@itt,pe Sbielbs no6mals aufgeuonnte,l, unb
oieielbe paiiirte.
Der Sellat pertagte 1id) nm 43 llbr.
Sm NepraSentanfenbanie
bertd)tete Iturd) (Ute.) bonn @onlite itber Sc
gierrngsgebGube einen geihluB Elm, peld,er
6as qenannte @onlite ernldhtiqt, cine llnterz
luf)ung itber ben Sau aller Regierunas sgebGuoe
alSuitellen unb pdbrenb Der @ongrtBierien in
peri diebeneu Stdbteu su taqe1l; Ser 9eihluB
tpuroe auf antra9 @arfielbs benz Ylenar=
@onlite iiberiuielen.
Soitetter (Snb.), SorIiber bonn @onlite uber
Gipilbtenitrefornt, berid)tete Die 9iq surid,
lpelfe allen Ie9lerungsbeantten, Jie9lerun9s
Gontraftoren uilo allen iol6en Berionen, mel
DIE anipriid)e 9egen Die Sesierung beiiten,
perbietet, @elb gu politideu 3ipeden beislt=
teuern. Die Morgenitunbe perltrid), obue baE
eine entideionus iiber Die Sorlage 9etroffei1
tpurbe.
0as 5aus ging Johann Sur grtpdguug osr
| auf oen Glide bes Spreders befiuOlideu
Sias, gei6liiiien uno Sittidriften iiber, unt
na9oen nlebrere untpi9tigere 9ei6aite erleoigt
rporoeu nare11. erfolote gertaaur1a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-06-13
Cages ueuigeeite,t.

gsir tbcilen in beutiser Summer giebe,
Elm intereilan NeiIebrief por
Sberf 8aine. Dem llmaesiefer uno Der
anoeren glagen bes beilisen Moraenlanbes ii
ser glidlid entgangen, bat auf einem fid,erer
2lOpooampfer Die Sioute tbeiliueiie suriifselsgt
tpeld)e auf gebredlihem 8oote Der q5ttl1d,g
Dulber SOpfiens befubr, IBIS i'm i'm Ybaafen
Ihifie beinl 3nlest bic WoseH trngen," er ba
Sthafa's ionnises Gilanb geleben unb bic II
Der Dbbiiee beinngenen Snieln Same, Dull
dion aud uHb Die mdlbrrei9e 3afpntbos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-06-13
Gt,. ,.,tt orifd,tiaer gSa6tcr.

5alneS, eill notortld)er Serbre6er, iuelder iid)
me9tn perldieoener Jfdubereten i'll 6aft befanb,
madte geltern abenO eincu uer;lueifslten 9(nz
griff auf Sobn 9tobbins, ieinen 98G6ter, uub
bciperftelligte ieiue 6lu6t. 5iobbins bate
ben @efangenen unporit9tiger gSciie i'm Sor=
3tmmer oer Poli5eiitation eine 53eitlang uute=
mad)t gclaiien. 6ailnS bemddtigte ii6 unpcr=
ie6enos eineS neben benz Sfen legenoen Sd)iirz
eiiens, idllu9 Stobbins riidlin9s bamit gu So
ben unO entflob. 6obbins lit t0otlif per=
f,lr1rSpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-06-13
Gnt3Inbnng Der 8laie uma Der
Nicreu,
in d)roniiden 66llen BON weiBen1 6lub nno
WhItterlet0en.

gei G3etwuiten, SnOteu, 8erb6rtungen unS fupbfz
lttliden e5eibWtiren, gBaeriuft; Del algeneiler
9Sunobett per aelle, Gediuiiren llnb 1ubercuo oer
Sun9e; bel 9t6t, unperoaulthteit, Rbelmatismms
9nodenerpei9ung, bei Mertura6Ia9eun9e in olleIl
otelen thTefl6en arantbeitsformen Uo ieoe Stlln0e
Der Grtten5 etne Oorter lift, no Der menitdle 30rper
9eilinittei oa5 Stalnen u1b Die Yenun6eIun9 ber
Seloenoen. in loihen S0llen, no aie SrelOefl oes
se6enS Dem eeoenoen abgedlnitten erIdeinen, aiebt
Is ourd iene pun6erpoGe, fat Ii6ernatirlite Selz
@rtftenS oie6er,
Set ben GetoobntheH Sauttrant6eten, nit benen
Jeoer ntbr oeer pen9er 9epagt it, miro beles Uel
6lalden IN oen bortnddsiten Sdlen cine poiltcanneie
9etlun9 befutrten.
ebronb Sei6enoe lolten Elm Siitdben NIT BnSlf 6(az
Ralbes 0ueeno, ooer 500 pro ,Slafhe. Wei aIlen
apotbetern Su BADEN. "'$''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-06-13
GiYenbabnfrtea tn cufarip

Df tltoH, Ont, II. Suni.-@eltcru Nfor=
gen ltellten Die srbeiter Der s5anlilton=giortb
melterll- 8ahn" cine 2ofomotipe alti oas 8eleiie
Der .Greoit=SaQeD= Sabu," Die oeren 2inie in
Der 9edbe Dieles Srtes bitr9i6neibet, nm Die
9ettere baran 81 uerbinoerll, cine Iogenaunte
yGuersSrensung" su legen. &ur; por llbr
abenbs bradte Die - @reblt= alep=GompagHie"
cine groBe Sreitmadt bsrbei, Die Seiit bon
Der aofomotipe ergriif, iie BON Der Greu5unq
peginbr nno bann bic Guerz8reusuug legte,
bic iett bon elmer itarfeu WaGt be,pad)t uirb.
ssabrideinlid1 wirb es 81 lueiteren Seinbiellg-
feiteu fontnlen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-06-13
Gtiirn,c. saael 1lll0 Nletuittet.

Srenton, N.zS., y. SSunt. - Sin bei-
tiger, bon ldmtrem 6agelid)luge b,glcitetGr
Sturm So9 belte 9ta6mittag iib,r Oieit Stoot
NIB rt6tete betrddtlid)en S6aoen au. 2(n Der
Bcnnlgl =Gabu" murDe ons geltile Ourd)
eine lleberIGmenlmuug berart bciddoigt, OaB
alle :}iige I'M 30 Dtinlten alligtbateu mur6ell.
Soroent 0 10 II, N.<S., II. Sunt. - Die
llmgebuHg bieler Stabt luuroe teute Nad)nlt=
tag pltr6 ELL lhredlibeS @Huitterb b.imgeitdlt.
IS rcguCte i'll SnDnen uno oide l6agelt6rntr
pralielten Sur @roe llitoer. 0ttGrcre @abduDc
iuurOeu eutbad)t ullo cine grOBe 2(n5abl Sdunc
clltiuurSelt.
auguit Il, @a., y. Suni. - Su SanOerSz
bile, @a., luiitbete bente ein Srfau, ucld)er
bic fatboliidle Strd)e iiber ben S6auien mari
uno nlcbrere anbere @ebauOe bei6doigte. Slid
ltd)er gSetle ilno feline &erluite all Meulden=
leben Su betlagen.
u Illent 10 II, Eenni., II. Srni. - Sin
ungerpObuli9 befttgeS @auitter entluo ih beute
iiber bieler @egero. Die Gruote eritt beoellz
tenoen S6aoen. Gin 6ra6tSug Der ,2ebigb,
Salleg< Sabn" lpiroe bel 2ebtgb rnO Gin Sob
lensug Der y Iortbcrn Bennipl 8abu" bel
@entre=SaQeg ourd Sei6doigungeu oe8 Sc
leiieS, wslde IN Solge bon lleberlnmennluu0
entitanben, ans ben S6ieneu 9ei6leuoat.
Soweit erntittelt lit, muroe gtiemaHb perlett
Sabnatnfaa.
= btcago, u. Suni. = 9tuf Der y2afe=
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