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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-07-25
WISE WORDS.

We are all of us echoes, repeating in.
voluntarily the virtues, the defects, the
movements and the characters of those
among whom we live.
Times of general calamity and confu-
sion have ever been productive of the
greatest minds. The purest ore is pro
duced from the hottest furnace.
OF all the actions of mans life his
marriage does least concern other peo-
pie, yet, Of all actions of our life it's the
most meddlcd with by other people.
Health. beauty, vigor, riches, and all
the other things called goods, operate
equally as evils to the vicious and I'M
just, as they do as benefits to the just
Character is not cut in marble-it is
not something solid and unaterable. 1t
is something living and changing, and
may become diseased as our bodies do.
Those men who destroy healthy con-
stitution of body by intemperance as
manifestly kill themselves as those who
hang, or poison, or drown themselves.
Round dealing is the honor of mans
nature, and mixture of falsehood is
like alloy in gold and silver, which may
make the metal work the better but it
debaseth it.
Let us have done with reproaching;
for we may throw out so many reproach-
full words words on one another that a
ship of a hundred oars would not be able
to carry the load.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-07-25
Mind Reading.

Attention is given to the singular
theory in London that mind reading, "
as of late exhibited, is based on the mus
cular action of the hand. At a recent
sitting of savants and amateurs an expert
demonstrated, in a manner wholly salts
factory to the spectators, his interesting
proficiency in muscle reading. Though
he admitted that he could not succeed
against determined opposition, and de-
clared it impossible to read abstract
thoughts, the success attending his direct
efforts was surprising. lie says that the
delicate muscles of the hand respond to
the processes of thought, that mental
action has its correspondence in muscu-
lar movement, and that where the mind is
directed to the contemplation of par
ticuar object or material fact, there is
produced disturbance of minute mus
cular forces which an adept can detect,
and from which he may receive a guild
ing impulse in his own mind, though its
influence is unconscious.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-07-25
A Sandwich Islands Banquet.

A letter in the San Francisco ErdmineT
gives an account of feast, with all the
luXuries the market Affords enjoyed by
dozen Americans as guests of wealthy
Hawaiian. We extract the dinner bill OF
fare:
Poi-Made from taro root flour to a
stiff paste, we'll boiled allowed to fer
ment three days, then reduced with
water to about the consistency of bill
posters paste and eaten as described.
| do not banker after poi
Awa-A small fish the shape of a
stickleback perch, three black stripes
down each side, firm, colorless flesh, and
disposed to taste good.
Puaa-Sucking pig baked under
ground, served in chunks and eaten,
as is the entire menu, with the fingers,
using the mouth as a napkin. ate as
long as it lasted
Opihi-An edible shell fish, shaped
like a snail, cut and served in small
circular slices; eaten raw. ate one
piece; might eat more if | was ship
wrecked, in preference to feastng on
the body of Il tobacco-soaked Jack Tar
Anna ANA - Mullct, lakcd under
ground, each fish separately wrapped in
the leaves OF the ii plant; delicious and
appealing. Fate several
Limo-A seaweed. cut and chopped
rather fine; eaten raw, as a relieve.
One dose sutiiced me
In addition to which the Indigenous
shrimp OF the country, Il fcro"ious AMI
nal, about three-quarters of an inch in
length, boiled until he turns scarlet, and
eaten whole, by the handful. This
is good, and | can recommend it. After
which:
Watermelon-And, during the course,
Beer-Ad lib.
Reverting to the non-eXistence of
napkins and the fact that in eating py.
fish, seawced and other provender, the
fingers are apt to become greasy and
otherwise tainted, the absense of nap
kins is compensated by the presence
of poi. When your finger gets too
greasy go for the poi. When it is safely
landed at its final destination the grease
will have gone the way of the poland
everybody is happy.
Poi is eaten by dipping the forefinger
in the dish and yanking into the mouth
all that will stick to it.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-07-25
HGmanity's Nam Spring.

Everybody wants to have the world
happier than it is; all the world wants
to have more justice; all the world
wants more prosperity. But men have
not yet been taught either by nature or
by revelation, what is the secret of pros
perity; that power is the servant of weak
ness; that the ends, as indicated by the
providence of God, the great ends of
power in the development of the human
race, are to assist those that are
uppermost to draw up those that are
below them; to assist those that are
feeble, by giving them the @gis and pro-
lection of those that are mighty. The
handspring, therefore, of reform is want
ing, the old word Thou shalt love
the Lord thy God, and thy neighbor as
myself" there you have it. AS the sub
jugatian of rude force springs more from
the instincts of life than from the senti-
ments OF love, so all final great reforms
in the organization of human society at
large must spring from the same central
element. Thou shalt love thy neighbor. "
The world don't believe in that yet; has
not come within sight of it.-Beocher.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-07-25
GOODNIGHT AND GOODBYE.

When the gold and the red of the setting sun
Grows pale and fades at the close of day;
When the flooding splendor is over and done,
And night draws on and covers its way,
We do not hope its return in vain,
For we know tomorrow will come again.
This is goodnight.
When we part with clasping hand at night
From the friend we love, we feel regret,
And the bright, warm heart takes with it the
light,
And JOY of our own hearthstone; and yet,
This regret is not hopeless pain,
For we know that the friend will come again.
This is goodnight.
birth,
When we turn our longing sight to fill
Our hearts with mcm'ries of sorrow and
mirth,
The throbs of expectation are still.
And night draws on, while we strain our eyes
For long, last look of our paradise
This is goodbye.
When soul is called from the busy crowd,
20 tread the paths of an untried way
In garments of light instead of the shroud,
And we look our last on the form of clay,
We know we have said our last adieu,
And the broken VOWS we cannot renew
This is goodbye
When we stand at the gate at eve with him
Who has filled our life with joy or pain,
When we watch the waning light grow dim
And know we shall never watch IL oooin
We say the words and hear the reply,
And we know the farewell is spoken for aye.
This goodnight and goodbye
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-07-25
A Man In q Benr Pit.

An exciting scene was witnessed re.
Gently at the Jardin DIES Plantes, Paris.
A man leaning over the wall of the
bears pit suddenly overbalanced him
self and fell into the pit, distance of
some twelve feet. lie was stunned by
the fall and had his head cut open. One
of the bears, the biggest and tercest in
the collection, instantly approached, and
after smelling at the man, began licking
the blood from his brow. This caused
him to revive. Starting up, he pushed
the bear backward, which, combined
with the scared cries of the bystanders
above, drove the animal into fury. A
terrible struggle ensued, the bear at
tempting to get the mans head be-
tween his teeth, and the man hold
ing the bear by the throat. Ultimately
the officials came up, and by dint of a
rope the poor fellow was extrlcated in
an exhausted and wounded condition.
While he was being pulled up the bear
was kept off with an iron bar, with
which heavy blows were dealt at his
head. The man, a respectable working
man, was taken to the hospital badly
injured.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-07-25
Poets and Horses.

'Where have we to seek the model OF
rhythm and measure in music ~ was the
subject of an interesting paper read at
the French academy of moral and politi.
Cal science. The different measures, &C.
cording to an eminent French physiolo.
gist, may be ascertained from the amble,
trot, and gallop of a horse. and from the
human pulse in a normal condition.
From measure to rhythm there is but q
step-in fact so small step that they
are often confounded. NJ Leveoue's
rule for distinguishing the two is, the
more soul is put into music the richer,
more impressive is the rhythm. The
more regularity is put into music, the
more it approaches the Normal state of
the pulse; it loses rhythm and gains
measure. And this one way of becoming
acquainted with rhythmical muse. Put
a naughty child to bed, it begins to cry.
Listen attentively to its respiration. Be-
tween each third or fourth breath it will
sob out; even when it has fallen asleep
the sobs will continue for a while. The
regular breathing is interrupted, "grief
mingles a psychological element" with
rhythm. The rule for gaining an exact
knowledge of measureis: Mount horse
make it amble, trot, or gallop, and mark
the time. If M. Leveque be correct, the
best gift a poet can desire is a good
horse. Judging from some of our verse
their steeds-if steeds they have-are
limping, stumbling jades at best.-Pau
Mall Gazette.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-07-25
CONSTIPATION!

There is no medium through which
disease so often attacks the system as
by Constipation, and there is no other
i'll flesh is heir to more apt to be neg
lected, from the fact material inconven-
ience may not be Immediately felt from
irregular action of the bowels When
there is not regular action the retention
OF decayed and effete matter, with its
poisonous gases soon poisons the whole
system by being absorbed into it, caus-
ing piles fistula. headache, impure blood
and many other serious affections.
BURDoCK BLOOD B1TTERS will i'm.
mediately relieve, and one bottle posi-
lively cure or relieve any case of Con-
stipation.
WAS troubled for a year with tor
pid liver and indigestion, and after
trying everything imaginable used
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS The
first bottle revived Inc and the second
cured me entirely."-J. S Williamson,
Rochester N. Y.
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American railroads in Mexico are to be
Handicapped by a law requiring that all
railways fence the entire length of their
lines with fences on both sides which will
be stock proof. The Mexican Central
road will have to expend s. onn 900 to
comply with such a law.
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gNanire Gpnnti,.

- 9ln benz bsfanntcn Srpin9 GIiif,
BEL Sonssbale, piro Elm BrobeS SUtel
setaut. Bon BEN 9erSe bat man cine
pra6tpOae. &u8Fdt iiber StaSt unb
nm8esenb.
: Sin sipsii6briseS 9inS Ses Sames
RuainS, her nabe 9iU. II iuobnt, fiel
pcrlebten Scnntag in elm nit g9aiIsr
ssfaateS SAB uno mar ertrunten, ais
man eS auffdnb.
= 9ur 9eit bss SemofratiIden Gpns
Uentes bon g9apne Gcunip ipuroe SaS
8ubIifum burd bic 9tabridt lberrai6t,
saB bic Serren @ooSpar6 uno 5ibiims
mpns, bon esr Scranton Sunday
9leips". semielbsn beipobnten. Snben
nG6ten Rummsru Der ,.9ieipS" er'
I6ienen berf6iebene S9mdbartiteI ses
gen ben 3dnoibatsn fur 8eieb5ebups,
0rn. 9sOpOlO 6Grtb, bic grItauaen ms
GntriItuns erreeten, ed un1er Sanoss
mann. Siirtb idb oeS bcitsn 9ufeS ers
ireut. 8erielbe ertlart icst, BAT
NUObparo unb 9ibiimmonS. erIterel
elmer Der eiBsnibiimer uue IsSterer cir
8rueer eeS anesren COMPANIONS, an
Gage nab Dem @onpent sweimdI bel ibn
pOrIprabeu uno @elb oerIansten. tpelr
Dies er permeigerte. Dies 1T Der @run,
,brsr Gnsriffe auf 9rn. 5drtb,
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6pee Harfer Septi,eu.

Die Seranton Sfenfabrif 1T mi
8eitelun8en iiberbduft, pie oies aaiabr,
LID um bieie 3eit su iein pflegt.
= 9aS Sountpiteuer Gpmite 1T nod
INNER eifrie an ber grbeit unb bat u.
VI. in grfabrung sebra6t, bab elmer Der
ebemaliBen GoIIeftoreu nod in Der
S6uIO beS 8Orou9bs Itebt, ipdbren6 er
elm beoeutenbeS Gutbaben beanIprud,te.
Die 5raBe, Of Sas Gi9entbum bon ebe.
mali9en Soloaten iteuerirei iei, nirb
Dor bas @eridt sebra6t iperben. Nlan
bait es fur aanS redt, bab iie bon Der
perionIiben Steuer befreit iinb, aber
ni6t bon Der gisentbumsteuer, ba bas
8eieb einen SIaiienunteri6ieb ni6t ans
erfennt.
- Die "West Side Progress, bas
bon Dem iunBen SournaIiiten Sobn 81.
5arr am 0Onneritas sum erIten MaIe
beraus8e8ebene 8Iatt, 1T blbi6 uno
iauber seorudt unb ipibmet ben 2pfuI.
neuiafeiten 8ebdbrenoen 8aum. Sn
Der 9pIitif 1T es uusSeIpro6en repubii.
fdnii6. Sarr fiibrt cine quite sSeSer
unb bat uniere beiten @dni6e.
= Yin Der 2ineoIn glpenue tperben
Waherrbbren geleSt.
= gnoreas Sdbn bat neben Ieiner
8roeerie nun aud cine SdubbanoIune
erbffnet unb einen auSsesei6neten SOrs
ratb gutter Waaren einseIe9t. glIs
ebemali9er Sattler beritebt or iid auf |
oas 2eber uno fault nur quite @aare.
BsS~ YpOs & 9Uple, 234 JtUrO uiain
9loenue, = Giien', SIe6s unb MeTers
l6mieopaaren bOrrdtbig, Sass unb
ginridtun9en un6 Rsparaturen
'efcr9t. 81
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ESTABLISHED ......
SCRANTON WOCHENBLATT
Saceaipanna Slinf.

| Der Sadduanna 8int, (Roaer Sfaz
ttn9), ipeIder am Dienitag glbenb erbffs
net iuurSe, lit Der srbBte Hnb beIteinaes
rlbtete i'm Staate. Der 8pben beIIeIs
ben 1T bonn beiten 9IbornbpIs unb 70
alatt ipie elm SpiegeI. 9dnas ben
gSdnoen unten iinb cine gleibe bon Siz
Ben ansebradt, peIde nur fir bic Goqs
ldublaufer iinb uno iiber bieIen beitnbet
ii9 bic 8aIerie fir 3uidauer, fpeIde
1000 Site entbdIt. Separate Gins
tleieeSimmer fir Serren uno 9amen
unp Elm JtaudSimmer beiinben Iit ebens
falls in benz Gebdu6s. Serr S. 6.
9o8stpea, Der pppuIGre 9iriaent Der
Battalion 9anS, III General W1anaser
unS tpirb fir Die bette 0rbnung uno
Sequemli6feit Gorge tragen; bic Rus
ut piro Die bette iein unb bon Der 9at.
talon Sauo 9elisfert, pelhe ieben
absnS, 20 DIann itarf, ipieIen ipirb.
Der ,.Sadapama", ipeI6er gde bon
NoamS glbenue uno 2inoen Strase.
9e9enilter benz @Ourtbaus Iieet, ipirb
unltreitt8 Der populdrite Der Stabt; CT
tpro nit a6t elettriiden 9idtern efs
leudtet unb NIT 9ampi sebeiSt. Der
gntrittspreis 1T 90 Gents, unb Der
9ebrau6 bon States 10 Gents. Sffen
Na9mittaBs unb 9lbenGs.
8ei Gripabnuns Der sabIreidsn
Sranoitiftun9speriude in AaentUipn
bemertt Gin gSedielblatt, Die bette 9uft.
bic Elm Sronoitifter atbmen f6nne, lei
iipiIden ben 0iauern eincs 3udtbauIes.
Der Serr college 1T isbenfalIs i'm SIRE
bum bic bette Suft fir einen 8ranSs
tifter 1T I'M Sdatten zines 9aumes.
nit einem AM 9Iite befeItisten Strid UNI
zen gals uno nit ben SiiBen etipa brei
Sub bonn Spben.
= Der Sruder 9ann, ipeIder por
ini9sr 3eit bas GrunSitdd peitlidj bonn
}ones SlOd, an Sprucs Strase. fdufs
lb eriparb, beabIibtigt nG6iten SONS
Der elm breiit6discs blbIdeS 9aditeins
ebauoe iu erridten. -9lu6 an bem lest
on Or. iStiber bepObnten @ebdube fol.
en- Seranperunsen bprgenpmmen uno
as Gonie Su Offices einseri6tet iuera
en-, s5tiRer leIbit mil na9 SpSe Bart
beriiebeIn.
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alns eem pberen 2hale.

DE WitsIiebsr bes untsriiIbunsss
bereinS Germania bon glrdbalo iperben
am Samitls ibr StiftunsSfeIt Surb
einen BAL in 9inNe'S 9oae ieiern,
= George Seabri9 in 4rieeDiae ber.
lpr Isbien Samltas cine IA Sabre aIte
IoAter turd ben Sob. OieIeIbe lit
ielt einem Sabre an bem Jog. Rudens
fisber unb slpar herart. SaB iie bpr 6
Oicnaten erblinhsie.
- Gin traurissS SamiIienbrama
ipielte ii6 leBte Wo6e in 9ricepiqe ab,
porilbsr mir @inselnbeitsn nG6ite
@Od'e seben tperreu.
ra- 9rOwn's Bee Sibe 1T Saupt.
quarter Ear SOifer, SonOtui6en, etc.
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gSpu DeterSbura.

= Der Sobn unS Die 9Ot baTten lire
9eiratb 8ebeim. @arum peiB Riss
mano.
: Der Stor6 beidssrte benz SoIepb
8rie8 cine iunse SO6ter.
= Der erite idbrlide Ball Der Gbris
itel Gprnet Sanb ipirb absebaItsn in
lSablerS' 8arten am nGhIten Samitae
Ibeno, ben Is. DIT. SIR quite WluIif,
Spell unh Grant 1T rei6Iib eeiorgt,
uub ipirr Elm @sIanepsrein e;nige 2ies
Der portrIBen. Da bic Sanb aus juns
gen itrebiamsn 2euisn beItebt, 70 Iolten
beionoerS bic Deutiden bon getersbure
uno 0unmore ben BAL beitsns unters
itiiben.
Der Stord bradte Dem 4stsr Benz
eineu l4pfiinbisen Sunsen.
= Der Simmp S'8rien bat aud
cine WirtbI6aft bier erDffnst unb SpisIe
peribieoener 9lrt CUR unterbaItun9 einz
Seridtet. Q9em er fid iebt nod elm
8rObeS Bud ani4ufft, 70 ianu sr pisI
Bier pertaufen.
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Sermifebte 2pfal Sericbte.
6ebrnud,e YilSbllrpS beiteS Mebl

9etiticnen iinb in umIauf unb
iinben subIrsi6e llnterl6riften, OsI&s
Sas Sberseridt I'M cine gDiebereripdss
una ieiuer Gnti6eieuhs in Der 9ropries
tnr'S SduIfcnp In8sleSenbeit erius
den.
= 9as Gentle SeS iedsten 2esiss
Iatib. 9iitritteS belt am Sonnerita8
9lbenb cine SisunB su Dem 3wefe, Die
eur6 Srn. &ramer'S 8eiisnatien ents
itanSene 8atnn; ouSSufiiIlen. g. 6.
Dimmid unb u. Sarris puroen rprae'
Ihlagen unb eriterer npminirtt. Sier
Der @omite. RitslieSer perlisben bann
entriiItst bic SiBuns.
unterbeiisn belt oas itsbenbe Gomite
Ses Tiitriftes am Wontas Gbeno cine
peitere &eriammlung unb nOminirte
hilbert Sarris fir bic erleoists 8sprap
Ientanteniielle. Saraufbin reiiguirte
Sobn 6. 9iode, eer nit Sarris ni6t
Iaufen mill, unb @barlss5iiber an oeilsn
Sieue ppri6lus. gluf cine betreffenoe
9tnfrase lebnte SiIber Die &anbicotur
ab. Sn 8rOber llnOrbnunS erfOl8te
| Sertaeung.
= SliGter Sano trnannte AM Sons
neritag ben Spraee 8. 9alltsao sum
Geuntp GommiKdr, UNI Die ourdb bas
ablsben BON $. 9 Sacobs entitunbCne
0afanB ausIufaaen. SaIkeao 1T bon
BEN 3epubIitanern fir bas slmt nomin'
| irt feline ieBise 9lmtsseit Iduft nit Dem
| eriten MontaS i'm Sunuar as.
- Sa esB SIaSsfdIIsn Der @er
Staaten ssssn z. ". S9sseI pegen stn'
eriifs apf einsn 9. ct. SeaBiten in
Sienits, unb sessn BEN SdIihmiin3ei
Suab Wiils tpuroen bic weiteren Ser.
| banpIunssn Bis SUM peribobtu.
= Die 6ramatiide Seltipn bei
Scranton 2itssrtrOnS tpiro beuie glbeut
Die WinterIaiipn burh bic 9luiflbruni
Sss beIiettsn 8OItsI6auipieleS: ,,Nta'
rianna, has @eib aus psm @olte", err
bffnen, unS Der 8orItcauns Elm Sans
fr1n56eu fplgsn Eafien. Grobe Dldb
| 1T auf bic GinItuoirung bes Slptes Der
penoet pOresn unb pa oies bic crit
9Orheauns in lonssr 9eit 1T, 70 bar
man elm ippblbeiebtss Saus ertparten
Mit8Iieber bes 9ereinS baben freict
3uiritt, 9lidtmitsIiCber sdbIen ben se
pbbnIi6sn Gintritt bon so Gents.
- 8OhI nod ielten bat bic 2isosr
franS SaIIe Gin 10 SubIreiaes gluoitoriui
seIsben, ais am SOnntas glbsno seIea
satlid bes griruts GOuserts Der 4Ompl
|. ianii6en MaianieaO Company, uno ba
9ubIitum mar Gin isbr banIbayeS.
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ETsNEE & MENDELSo
IMPORTERS,
8t8 & 800 RACE ST.; PHlLADA.
& 1Gtt' S
N Nillem
GrrhrIafffr Giner tprib E,
ar make JrbFr,
,,ftn 3lfnInrin,

due piflen s-Lututh 'ultF'ulstn -l1AottttL uHsF
2rantbtltsu res WltnittnssitIsdts. foistnss
epmpteme ,tistu ttr;n Saistn au ganosi e1
apYsilt, gsritopiuHg, Sopipsb.. eiH @es
fiibI oee Sdlmere nad1 Gem Ghen, sIbs
tisieuua aeaeu sIHitreHgRHe ees sfoIpttS
pOer Weiiteo, eluiitpben per Spsifs, tieiis
berfeit DeS Semperaments, aeeFndte
pIItdt peridumt. SdiipiaeeI, ceritiopttn,
Tebtpiuntt noe puufte boz ben gsHetE, led,s
asIarbter Iiri.t, geriiopfuHa. mstt ben
Sttrduh eints tiStli aui he etttr rtTtinesa
aRiitelS ncitpnhts. IsI5 cine ettT.Nitsg'R Festu
9utt's piusu nifl itus GlelttH, Stre gSns
tuna ani 0iersn uue s1ut Ht fssnianS pTrrarti aus
Ilnrsinistsisn tara tise trtt i,Sssistrsr hes Cts
nemsA ttisihssue, aEretit eFeussnt iOlss, asiuaes
gsTeauuua, fsetImabBen Streisanag haTs R5at
nub lgSitissE aeFptr. Sutt's gllfE rsFsTs
ia6tn MEIER utbtllsit no& eestibndttuI fRe n'14s
Gertne tei Ter tasAAfu Ntbsit uni tin
DrhaoIidIe5 8easnniitteI bst gtaIaria.
fiekeral ~ baten, 25 Gt8. ~ glguas Sl, v. 2l.
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: Die ppmpeianiihe Mnia,

= Die pompsianii6e Maianieac
Company pirO am Samitos 9ia9mit.
tag in Der geabemp Of lDiuiic eint
Dtatinee seben, su ipelder Der gintriti
| fir 8inber auf 10 uno fir grpa6iens
auf 25 @ents feitgeiebt lit. 9blrenbiis
! nuns I'M llbr. 9lnfans bes GonSerts
um 2 llbr.-gger bic @eieai6uft nod
nidt gebbrt bat, ioute bieie lebte 8eles
senbeit ni6t peridumen, um ii6 einen
aneenebmen muiifaliihen @enuB su
peri6aifen, benn RAP bic 2eute tprfIi6
8orsdsIi6es Isiiten, seitebt ieber 0luiif'
tenner Su.
- 9epi DUDLEY, elm fribsrer 9eiuob.
ner Der 7. 98arb, itarb am SOnntaS i'm
9lrmenbauie.
- Die 9snnIpIpania 9(ntbrncite
Gompanie ipiro ben Sda6t gu 0reen.
ippob tiefer ienfen.
= Der GonUent bss 6. 8eIebgebs
un9Siitritts 1T auf Niittipob gIbenb,
ben l5., mad bem GOurtbauie berufen
ipprben, nm an Steae bes Srn. 9ramer
einen &anbipaten ;u nominiren, ba bic
domination bes Srn. 9immid unsiIItig
iein Iou unb berieIbe suoem albeit.
- YulaSfi Garter Itarb am Wionta8
Dtor9en in 4roUibence i'm 9lIter bon II
Sabren. Der 8eritorbene ppbnte felt
1912 in bieiem Sbale.
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Gmff,a t1nnrfirIrr-3altftrI

Graus acpfs unb @ay!baars Essetu irieri, eur4
cine appIliatlrn, In sisutene q " ass etr'
paneell tHrd hisiss 5AgbuIittI. gu batsn ~ eleA
Npettslsrn, cher mas EmpiaRs tru si.oo pT
Crpreb perianhi. Siiitt ~ MluEran Sn., " u.
Sntt's gRaHHal Habliaer ae5spte fTsL
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Sfnetrath.

Cine bertaSte SiBung Ses SeIect
Council ipurpe am 9pnnerItas 9lbenb
abeebaltcn,
9lculs, bonn Gpmite an bfentIiben
0ebduesn, rethte cine 9eroronuns Elm
gum Anfuuf eines @runbItiides uno 9au
zines StabtsebduSes, peIbs sum Druid
becrcert ipurce beSelei9en cine Ysrs
prbuuns ,ur Yfaiteruns BON 8apmonS
Aaep, bon Oiulberrp sur Ytne StraBe.
9tabe bem i'm Sau beSriifenen Soipi'
tai ioaen mebrere Strabenlampen cts
ribiCt werben.
5plBenoe 8erorSnuneen paIIirten
brittle 9eiung: Cur Seritelluns bon glb'
sussrinneu an Wiaple Strabe, bon
Stpne ;ur StaifOrb 9lpenue; sur SilSs
uns Der Soften bsr Wpomin8 9lpenue
gHaIteruns aur grnennuns einer SiIs
auResfOnO GOmmiiiiOn uno gum gIns
itreiben uno 9lnipanuen Der 8riiden.
8ertast.
9fd6psm YrHiibent Dubiss am Mons
tag Absne enolib Elm Quorum oes Sons
mon Councils ;uiammen eebra6t, nabs
men Die @eiddfte unseitbrt ibren Sorts
gang. AW eeben bas Mi9tieere psrs
islben:
Gbitten6su beri6tste iiber cine allSes
meine Strabenperornnung bic sum
Druid beOreert wuree.-9lpf bic glntGn.
bisuus Der Mertant's unS @ebanica
8ant, baB iie nab benz /. Sttpbsr tsint
SntereNen mebr auf iiGptii6e DepoRter
beSdbIen peroe. beautraste Gbittenoen,
oaS @eIe bon bort gu sisbeu,-Die 8ers
orbnuHg aur 8eeuliruns bon Steuer.
GIOueraiionsu puiiirte stpeits Seiuns
Der SefdIub paiiirts, 4ldne fur biz
Stone apenue Bride pOr5utereiten.-
0ubias bsantraaie cine &eiUlution.
tpeIbe Elb aab esm 9reiie bes 9anbes
an Zen Nap 9Ius 5daen ertunbist; e,
ipdnidt bort einsn it6otiiden @ayf.-
8ei6Iaie bes Selec. Council purbsr
eenebwlat unp stns D2ahe SlnirdBe Der
Suft6ubisen @omiteS tbeypieien,-
| 8ertaat.