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For Asthma, Neuralgia, Rheumatism and
all Lung troubles use the Pine Hygienic Mat
tress Price So, SO and $40. J. II. Gaubert,
Manufacturer and Proprietor, 203 Middle
Street, Portland. may27dtf
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Farm for Sale.

FHfHE "Smith- Baxter farm in Gorham, one mile
Il from P. & r. Station, two miles from P. & o.
r. R. One hundred acres tillage, PASTURE and
woodland; house with modern improvements, %
rooms barn and buildings first class; beautiful
situation, and admirably adapted for residence or
summer resort. Apply to
Box 1456 Portland, or on premises.
aug9 dom
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PULPIT AND PLATFORm.

Maine Association of the New Church.
The 49th annual session of the Maine Asso-
citation of the New Church was held in this
city on Saturday Delegates were present
from Bath, Fryeburg, Bridgton and Bangor.
Revs. S. s. Seward of New York City, T. f.
Wright of Bridgewoter, Mass. j. K. Smythe
OF Boston Highlands, Frank Sewall of Urbana,
Ohio, and G. Fl. Mann, of Orange, N. j.,
represented the clergy outside the State.
All persons present interested in the teach
inas OF the church we're invited to participate
in the deliberations of the association.
The report of the committee on the revision
of the constitution provoked considerable dis
cussion and was read second time. Each ar
ticle was separately acted upon, but the report
as whole was finally accepted.
In order to discuss more fully the subject o.
missionary work in the State, the association
resolved itself into a committee of the whole.
The debate which followed was regarded as
preliminary to the course Of action to be deter
mined upon later in the day.
At IL o'clock the committee OF the whole
arose and the association adjourned for divine
service, to reassemble at 3.
At 3 p. m. the work of the day was resumed.
The announcement of legacy ($200) be-
queathed to the association by Mrs. Mary e.
Gay of Hampden, was made. Said legacy
was constituted fund, the interest of which
was to be devoted to missionary purposes. For
the further advancement of this object the
sum of 800 was voted by the association to the
support of missionary work in Bridgton and
vicinity.
The formation of a society in Bridgton was
announced The reports of the varions so-
cieties followed
The officers for the ensuing year are as fol.
lows:
President-Rev. s. f. Dike.D D.
Corresponding Secretary-Rev. VIM. B. Hayden.
Recording Secretary-D. Page Perkins
Treasurer-Oliver Gerrish
Executive Committee-The President, Secretaries
and Treasurer; DR.. Q. 81. Burr, Portland; j, g.
Jameson, Bath; John Weston, Fryeburg; Dr. VIM
I'll. Haskell, Bridgton; A. L. Simpson, Bangor
Adjourned to reassemble at FRYE burg ON the
Saturday preceding the last Sunday in August,
1885.
Saturday evening there was a meeting at
which the subject of the second coming of
Christ was discussed by Rev. c. II. Mann. of
New jersey. editor of the Messenger. Rev. w.
B. HAYDEN, of Portland, Rev. S. S. Seward, of
New York, Rev. j. x. Smythe, of Boston
Highlands, spoke on New Jerusalem Church
among Men," and Rev. T. f. Wright, of
Bridgewater, Mass, on Religious helps de-
rived by the laity from the study of New
Church writings
On Sunday morning Rev. Mr.. Seward of
New York, preached on the doctrine of re-
demption. at 7.3O D. M, Rev. Mr.. Mann lee
tured on the Divinity and Humanity OF the
Bible"
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TWIN COTTAGE
FOR SALE.

IN the most desirable location at FERRY BEACH
Il within two minutes walk of the BAY VIEW
HOUSE. Very convenient for one or two families
Beautiful beach and scenery. For price and partic-
ulars, inquire OF W. 5. BENNETT, Saco, Me
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HARPER's BAzAR.-This beautiful weekly
publication is a welcome visitor to the parlor
circle. The number for the ensuing week has
been received by N. G.. Fessenden, 4S4 Con-
gress street,
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WANTED-A girl to assist in the care of two
w small children. Apply at 35 ST. LAW
RFNCE ST. aup3O-1
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN Assoo1Ar1oN.

Over one thousand people attended the open
air meeting of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION in behring's Oaks, yesterday, at 345
p. m. After the singing of several hymns,
prayer was offered by the general secretary of
made by the Evangelist Rev. Geo. G. Need
ham, from the text "Why sit we here until we
die?" II Kings; 7:3. Mr.. Needham says he
never spoke TO more attantiya andianna
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FOR SALE

TEIHE entire real and personal estate of the late
Il Floyd Talbot, of Freeport, deceased, consist
Household Furniture and all other property is of
ferred for sale upon reasonable terms. Apply to
FREDERICK w. talbot,
Attorney for the heirs, Falmouth, Me.
aup28 diff
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RenI Esntnre Trnnnfern.

i Eastern h. k. 6s. 19O6.....,.,3 b31O,86O
1 Maine Central r. Il. bonds....3 $500
interest on SO, 800 sterling bonds RENTED
for but not included in this sum.
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The following dividends are payable
in September:
Coupons ON bonds for the towns Of Dexter
and Corinna (Me.) railroad aid will be paid
September at the National Bank of Re.
demption.
Date Name. Dividend Amount.
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TOR SALE.-Best grocery and provision store
IL in town few miles out on B. & A. r. R., 10
bonus, as stock and fixtures worth price asked,
great railroad facilities. Any business man upon
gain offered in the city. JOHN SMITH JR. s. CO.,
40 Milk St. Rooms & Boston, Mass. sep1-1
A GENT calling on Mills, Clothiers, &c., can
N add A 1 line. Samples small commissions
cash. Providence agent earned $500 in 49, Box
1871, New York. sep1-2
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PORTLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS

NOTICE is hereby given that the Public Schools
IN of Portland will commence on the 18th DAY
OF SEPTEMBER next, with the exception of the
Casco st. Primary School, Per order of Committee.
A. b. HOLDEN,
aug27dtd Superintendent, pro tenn.
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FOR SALE.


ETOR SALE.-The very desirable house and
II land, No. 1856 Vaughan street. said house is in
thorough repair and complete in all its appoint
ments for genteel and pleasant home, has a good
stable on the premises. BENJAMIN SHAW, 4813
Exchange St. aug29-1
NOR SALE-Desth to Caterpillars! Send TWEEN,
ty five (25) cents to p. o. box 1855, or address
r. W., this Office and get death to caterpillars
by return mail. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. aug29-2
HORSE FOR SALE-By L. A. GOUDY &
IL CO., Bakers, Pearl st. aug28-1
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGR-Two houses
Il one containing IL, the other rooms; all fin
ished; lot 20 100; pleasantly located at Cumber-
land Mills; will sell or exchange for wood or timber
lands. Enquire of JOHN c. PROCTOR, 50 Ex-
change st. sug26-l
EOR SALE-Printing outfit An outfit for mer-
II camille printing for High School boy, or young
man to use evenings. Press 6x9 inside chase, type
and materials well selected and serviceabe. Apply
at 2O1 NEWBURY ST. between and 1. aug26-l
TSOR SALE - The entire stock of Stoves,
Il Ranges, Furnaces, and Housekeeping Goods
now in store No. IL Exchange street. Stock clean
and complete and sold to close an estate. Location
tirstclass. Inquire of JOEL WILBUR, Admins
traitor, Phillips, Me-, or #. s. WATERHOUSE, 80
Exchange Street, Portland, Me. augl44
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WANTED.-A situation by trustworthy
w middle aged man as a porter or Waterman or
any other place of trust willing to work acquainted
with shipping, A references. Address F. L. & T.
This Office. aug27-1
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT.
STATE OF MAINE.
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE
CITY OF PORTLAND.

CITY OF PORTLAND.
DURSUANT to warrants from the Mayor and AL
Il dermen of the City of Portland, hereby no
tfy and warn the duly qualified electors of said
city to meet AZ their respective Ward Rooms on
Monday, the Eighth day Of Sept. next,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, to give in their votes
for Governor of the State, four Senators and five
Representatives to the State Legislature Represen
tatye to Congress- Sheriff, County Treasurer, Judge
OF Probate, Register of Probate and County Attor
ney.
Also to give in their votes upon the following ques-
ton, viz: Shall the Constitution of the State of
Maine be amended as proposed by resolves OF the
legislature approved on the twenty-frst day of
February. in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and eighty-three, 70 wit
AMENDMENT.
'The manufacture of intoxicating liquors, not in
GLIDING cider and the sale and keeping for sale of
Intoxicating liquors. are and shall be forever pro-
Inhibited. Except however, that the sale and keep
ing for sale of such liquors for medicinal and me-
chanical purposes and the arts, and the sale and
keeping for sale of cider may be permitted under
The legislature shall enact laws with suitable penal
ties for the suppression of the manufacture, sale
and keeping for sale of intoxicating liquors, with
the exceptions herein specified"
Shall the Constitution be amended SO as
TO prohibit forever Ihe Manufacture, sale
and keeping for sale of Intoxicating liq-
uors as provided by the said amendment
The polls on such day of election to remain open
until four O'Clock in the afternoon, when they shall
be closed.
also give notice to said inhabitants, that the AL
dermen of said city will be in open session at the
Aldermen's Room, in City Building from 8 to -
O'Clock in the forenoon and from q to o'clock in
the afternoon, on each of the four secular days
next preceding such day Of election for the purpose
of receiving evidence of the qualification of voters
whose names have not been entered on the lists of
qualified voters. in and for the several wards and
for correcting said lists.
JOHN L. SHAW,
aug2odtd City Constable of Portland.
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NOTES.

Rev. Fl. P. Winter, secretary of the Y. M.
G. A., supplied the pulpit of Plymouth churc
yesterday forenoon.
Rev. james McWhinnie, of the First Bap-
fist church, Cambridgeport, occupied his old
pulpit at the Free street church yesterday
morning, and preached to large congrega-
ton of his former parishioners. The theme OF
his diacnursa was 1.-THE nav cnvanant y
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10 Let.
TO LET.

a GOOD tenement at Woodfords, on line of Horse
IA Railroad Enquire of j. III. READ,
aug2Sdf Ocean St., Woodfords.
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NOR SALE.-$10o0 buys hrst-class manufac-
n turing business. articles needed in every fami-
ly, pays pront OF DO per cent. Orders ahead will
stand the most thorough investigation, secured; by
patent safe sure and reliable fortune to the right
party. w. F. CARRuTHERS, "a fremont Row,
Boston. sep1-l
FOR SALE-$160O buys the stock and fix
"A lures OF list class fruit. confectionery, cigar
and tobacco store with fine ice saloon con-
nected; located near Harvard College; enjoys fine
patronage; years established; low rent, can't be
beat for the money in this state. W. T. CARRUTH-
Frs, "a fremont Row, Boston. sep-I-1
FOR SALE-S20O0 buys well equipped milk
Il route of 40 cans, % cows; family consists of
horses wagons, pung harnesses &c., paying we'll
established 10 years; located % miles out of Bos-
ton; splendid chance. W. f. CARRUTHERS, "a
fremont Row, Boston. aug30-1
EOR SALE-SIIOO buys "a interest in a
poultry business, located near Quincy Market; es-
tablished years; doing splendid paying business;
low remit one of the best stands in Boston; best of
references given and required. W. r. CARRUTH-
ERS, "a fremont Row, Boston. aug28-1
ENOR SALE-$l4OO Terms easy; LIST class
IL bakery, ice cream and confectionery store, To-
Gated in smart village 20 miles out of Boston; bust
ness constantly increasing; fine team; of the
best chances on my books; no other bakery in said
town. WE. CARRUTHEKS, "a fremont Row
Boston. auR28-1
EOR SALE $3.50 secures the best bargain in
h Boston for lst class fish market, established
10 years; trade will average $3.50 to $500 per week.
store well fitted, low rent located great thor.
oughfare, a line OF depots; an excellent chance
w. f. CARRUTHERS, "a fremont Row, Boston.
aug2S-1
TNOR SALE-At valuation. Stock, and mate
II rial of kerosene, gas fitting fixtures,
lamps and plumbing business, located on one of the
best streets in the city of Boston; $25O0 worth of
contracts now on hand; established upward of 15
years; capital required, about $500. W. f. CAR
RUTHERS, "a fremont Row, Boston. aug2S-1
EIOR sALE-$16Oo or for Just what it is worth
L. the stock and fixtures of drug store, doing a
business of 100 per week; business established 10
years; located in large manufacturing CITY, %
miles out of Boston, the main street in said city.
W. F. CARRUTHERS, "a fremont Row, Boston.
aug28-1
business CHANCE = MANUFACTURE
D ING-It does not call for very great invest
ment to start in a good business in small way at
first. The following proposal will be taken advan-
tage of by one end 1t will be necessary to close
quickly Win sell trade mark right secret of man
ufacture, and simple details of the ACME FUEL
K1NDLER to this State. This is a bona-ide chance
for some man of only moderate means to start a
good business and build up an establishment. The
ACME KINDER sells wherever known and is a
household necessity. The right party should not
overlook this opportunity, but investigate imme-
diately. Address, with stamp,
ACME KINDLER CO., Minneapolis, MINI.
aug30 div
TOR SALE.-Best grocery and provision store
IL in town few miles out on b. & A. r. R., 10
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WANTED-Ag good active American boy, will
w ing to make himself generally useful in a
Address in own handwriting, F., Press office
aup2S-1
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-11
STATE ITEMS.

General Scwoll VIII command the
military at tie unvciliEg Of the Mon
mouth Ba3tle Monument en- the 18Th
otNOveuler.
There are now eight hundred and
eighteen articles of interest on eXhibi
ton ut Washington's Headquarters,
at MoIristown.
Samuel S. Watherby, near Mickle
ton, Gloucester county, raised from
IL single vine six w~atermelons, The re
spectiye weight being 81, -, 373, bog,
375, 81! pounds. The melons ale Of
the BLACK Ode}Ia" variety. Mr..
Weathorby shipped from his patch of
six acres about 5000 tine melons.
A mica mine has been opened in
Orange county.
James Patterson e introduced a
new variety of wheat into the upper
end of Hunterdon county and other
parts of the State, and has made a
small fortune in the enterprise, He
brought the grain to that locality last
summer and sold to farmers from one
TO five bushel sacks I'll seed. This
season he returned and bought their
entire crops, paying them Si.20 u
bushel, OF about 30 cents more than the
market price and took ii 10 the West
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-11

into * tence through tHa buried
wealth Of lumber in its vicinity. Over
the sunkeu forest trees Of large size are
growing, aud iu many instances these
are CIT away to reach the more valu-
able timber three OF four feet below
tile surface. The sUukeu trees are Of
enormous size. Their age is a matter
of curious conjecture. 1t is probable
they were buried many centuries ago
by action Of an MISUNDERSTANDING.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-11

We will be glad to see you whether you wish to buy or
not for we consider it a pleasure to show goods and tell poo
pie our prices. Our long experience and practical knowL
edge of the business, and our thorough appreciation OF the
wants of this community, warrcnt US IN the assertion that we
are prepared to supply the wants of every individual.
We are grateful for the generous patronage an appre-
ciative public have bestowed upon us, and shall bend every en-
crgy to merit a continuance of your esteemed fyors.
Yours Respectfully,
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-11

Therew steel cruiser Atlanta, built,
at Chester, was launched on Thursday.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-11

II lf..'Ht va -'As -
Iaulfe county, that lave Hitherto been
very productive, willuot yield a BUSH
el this season.
The coronors jury in the Geo. Grant
ease OF Monmouth junction, who Wa
found shot ina stable, returned a yer
dict of accidental shooting.
Tie W. j. railroad is boring an az
tcafau wgiiuJ Woodbury.. II has been
sunk z5Jicet, yet no water has been
found.
Tie hog cholera is increasing at
Pemberton. Senator GasdilI's farmer
reports a loss OF thirty-three last week,
and the disease has appeared among
the herds Of b, r. ShIeve and /. Earl.
A ounce raised 10y William Wright,
of MorrIstowG, weighs eighteen ounces
and measures thirteen inches around
and severed baskets full of the average
was about th~ree-fourths Of q pound.
A full-blooded Indian, Who has re-
Gently settled IN BrdgeIon' has we'd
dei a colored damsel oithat city.
The post ONCE al ~'eh'feIon' "u'hoei
land county was ROBBED ol 90 worm
Of stamps AID 70 III cash " ie" nights
ago.
Tie watch swapping racket is being
generally adop.ed in the country by
the Young meI, when they tire ut the
unusual length oIIhe sermon
Cranes fbis wear have been so low in
price rs TO hardly Justify their being
sent TO market. Thousands of pounds
have neep made into vic.
49, 'os..t'e' an
from poIyuttpg tbs citv's source of wa
ter sgup}y bv emptvi4g refuse matter
INTO the stream.
=,
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olti me H1-'1'e1fi'" anu Hv'''Hs'o
l"y railway I"9' 91Hoa! HlsnV loI
.Le Ai'''
An unknown drowned mar was
found aoatiug in the Delaware river 1t
~"'S9r oI' -"'1'''.9' Ing No-o"'l
to'A cHa'7e'L 'ie o'o1' ." "nlel Was
louAl " "alcA ana S'1d chaih,
Inc o10e"sv1 "oI0 ilsAV pants "''''
j ahifJ'
The largest days work ever done at
the Cane Nav County Sugar Com
PAWS works at Rio Graude, was tile
CRUSHING one hundred and sixteen tons
Of cane4n ten hours. Fourteen thou
SdEu our hulidieug dIlohS u juice We're
extracted IRON I"e came
A project is on foot to stock Bay
Side creek. in Cape May county, with
oyster spat. These streams will have
to he cleaned and ditched first. Ma
thaniel Holmes, of Dias Greek, has a
pond near the Delaware which brings
him a large annual sum from growing
ana laV1ehlh8 Ihe laLpou9 pay 0hoIe
Pilmes' Inc cIeeA VIII 40 Just Is
we'll ofeVeh better
Sheriff Downs, of Gloucester county.
last week removed from The County
Iflsoh lo'Io"lhS prisoners Wht
We're tFieu at the present session o.
Court ahd sentenced 10 Iie state Prison
FRANK harrison, convicted OF MORSE
stealing 10 liolIuS' b&Nla McL1aSh-
I'm ana JACOB CteSs' assault ana Dat
i've wears
Two via 1eAan S'eerS escaped from
the Central stock ardsh Jersey City
On Mono"y' rive men ava one woman
ha;pa ctany mined TIL Lrt+nI ~
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feii6 gegefen tpuroe, baran 1T ieoo9
ni9t alt 5tpeifeln. Oie 2eute batten
feline anbere @abl. 2eiber fonnte Die
| 16redli9e Sbatia9e ,ti6t berbeimli6t
tperber, 6a su @iele barunt tpuBten.
Man batte nur gebofft, baB bic Sadie
unter6riidt tperben miirbe, Big @reeID
8eri6t eritattet bdtte.
Sd babe nit @reelD unb ieinen 2eu=
ten bariiber gelpro9en. IS berrl9t
fein 3weifel, baB GreelD Die Mabrbeit
fagt, iuenn ct angibt, baB er M6ts BON
Der f6redli9en Sadie tpiie. Mls bic
2eute gerettet tpurben, iparen 1ie obne
3meifel ni6t aure9nungsfdbig. sic
batten ieoenfalls ldngere 3eit bon Men=
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obne es bieIei6t gu tpifien, oabon genoiz
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no6 au tuilien, mas er tbat. @s tptrb
nod lange bauern, big bic S9reden
uDn Camp glaD sriinoli6 befannt tper=
ben. Die @ef9i1te bon Der Sreube
ber leberlebenben iiber lire Gettung 1T
ld@erli9. lieutenant Galbtpea mar
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rei6te un6 als ct auf Song ftieB, mar
6erielbe gdnalib entfrdftet. Ct fragte
i'm, tpie 8iele no1 lebten unb berielbe
lispelte ySieben. - $50 1im6 5ie +?
p9ort oben" tnb ct aeigte mad benz
9agel. Das 3elt mar sefdloFen unb
man fdmitt es auf. GalbtpeG blidte
binein unb fab @reeID, 6er nur mod
ber 99atten eines Mannes mar. Galb=
tpell fannie i'm ni6t ltnb fragte 8 Mal,
iDer er fei obne Nnttport gu erbalten.
@nblid) iagte 8rainerb: rGs 1T CAPT.
@reelp." galbtueG CAB Se6em einige
8iRen pemifan unb f6idte na9 bem
Mrste. ct f6eute fi6, Seoem glei9
biel su geben, tporauf bic 3eute i'm be-
f6impften unb 8reelp iagte: uNa9
Iqem, mas ib bur6gena9t babe, bdts
ten Sic mir ettpas Sr6entli6es au ellen
geben iollen." sas aa
Man fiebt, baB bic 2eute In elmer
ber5msifelten Sage angetrpffe1 tpurben.
Wie geiagt, fie baben Iid BON Mens
l9enfleifb gendbrt un6 @reelD bat
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gDas 2ieutenont 9otpell an fo1

= Mas lieutenant potpea au iagen
bat. Ser Wafbinston rGtar" ber6fz
fentlibt cine unterreoung init 2ieute,
nant Potpell bonn SignaIbienjt, tpels
der BEL bem gmpfange GreeDls su
portsmoutb antpeienb tpar unb au9
Der geerbieung ber Opfer in Stem
Oorf beitpobnte. lieutenant powell
faete: ,Die 9agebii6er Der ginaelnen
purben, na6bem bic parte gonser
on ber SabD Granflin gai gerdumt,
ni6t tpeiter fortfiibrt. Na6bem iie
Camp Clap errei@t, tuuroen nur suei
Sasebii6er fortsefii6rt, zines bon Ser
geant 8rainerb.
Sn bieien Sagebu6ern 1T M6ts bon
&annibalismus entbalten. gls fie 3u
bieier f9redli6en Notbmenbigfeit gez
atpunsen tuurbeu, .tparen iie i6on biel
5lt i9uad, um nod @intrdge in ibre
gii9er aa MAIDEN. DaB Menf6en=
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Gin beaei6nen6er 9ru d.

:. Sn einem pariier 8oulebarb 8latt
finoet f9 folgenbe antiifante Nnaeige:
vSie in ben lebten feds Mo1en in paz
rig bauernb i'm Ibnebmen begriffene
M o ralitdt 1T in ber Iebten Mo9e
nod tiefer beruntergegangett." IS iollte
beiBen: Morta lttdt.
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Eegas.

= 9ie Staatslanbbeb0r6e bat be-
f6loHen, ben @erfauf unb bie 8erpa6z
tung ber S9uudn6ereien-ben 8ertauf
bon tpafierlOfen 9dnoereien an tpirtli9e
Nniie6ler ausgef6loflen-bis gum erFsm
Dienifag i'm Noben1ber einsuifellen.
= &i9ter sc. 3. &entfroo bon
Brownsville tpirb als republifanii1er
2ongreB 9an6ioat gegem Grain auf=
treten.
= Wdbrenb Elm Gra6t3ug Der eSns
ternationaI6abn 9arrisburg pafiirte,
ftiir5te ein Nrbeiter 9famens Sbomas
BRADFORD atpif6en bic Magen unb
ipurbe iiberfabren. Gins ieiner Beine
unb bic Siifte fin6 berartig berlebt
tpor6en, 6aB man an feinem Muffont=
men stpeifelt. SrDb6em tpuroe ber
@erungliidte na6 ieiner Seimatb
Srou5e gef6aift.
= Sie grie 9elegrapbens gompasnie
bat lire 2inie nod 2eon Springs,
Borne unb Comfort ausge6ebnt.
= 9hlfsmarfbal @laB in 9Duiton
bat cine 8anbe 13-17idbriger Sungen
berbaftet bic in mebrere proifitutions=
9dufer einbra9en unb aus ben pars
lors berielben Nippia6en llnb an6ere
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| ibal bate 12 bieier iusenoli6en @pib=
buben in @epabriam un6 rief Die
gigentbimerinnen Der beitoblenen Sduz
fer berbei, I'm ii9 bon ibnen bic uebels
tbdter be3ei9nen su laiien. Mber feline
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bic bermabrlofen 8uben tpieber ent.
lafen.
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ges Mdbden Ing Geuer unb 1T au Sobt
gebrannt.