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Gard of Thanks.

Rev. r. A. Palmer and wife would extend
thanks to their friends fer their generous do
nation Oct %. in the sum of S4l.75 TO which
the Odd Fellows generously contributed.
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work and passed on before" 1t hardly
seems possible that so many changes
could have taken place. How rapidly
time flies We might well ask, Your
fathers, where are they?" SEWARD.
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE, Nov. 3, 1858.
Anrrgan Danes. Mrs. II. NJ c. Estes,
james 4. GRAY. A. l.. Hopkins,
Ed Hopkins. Bill Hopkins,
Mrs. SOphy SAWYER.
Please call for advertised letters.
A. ". GREELY. 7. NJ.
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MRS. JAMS G. BLAINE, JR., A LITTLE
BETTER YORK. Nov. 4. Mrs. James
q. Blaine. Jr., was reported little better
to-day, but is not yet out of danger, how
ever.
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Sirius.

School in district No. 6. closed October
;, after a term of eight weeks The whole
number of scholars registered 80 The
average attendance was 26. The follow
ing are the names Of those not absent one
half day Alice Cline, Emerson Stuart and
Fife Mcfarland.
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'NIar.ille List.
Ellsworth Port.
SAILED

Ellsworth Port.
SAILED
Thursday, >o,l
Sch AW Ellis, Ryder, Ronsiout
>ch seafower, Millikcn, iar harbor
sch ~ciotn, ~addlcr. liari"r
sch ycstai, l.ampson. Bar iiarbpr
ARRIVED
sch Marccllus, Pratt, Boston
sch samuel Lewis, Rollins, New York
sch Francis Coffin, H"igAiu,, Dover
~..h Wesley Abbott Whitaker. Boston
sch Express, Potter, Bar liarb"r
ARRIVED
Fruay, Now
Sch Copy. Trcwurlv, Boston
Sch Ari,orcer, Clark Boston
sch ID ; Lawrence, Patterson, Plymouth
SAILED
saturday, Nov
sch capt John, Raw, Boston
Sch t,rape. Wakefield, Bar lIarhor
sch Daniel, simmons Deer l,le
ARRIVED
Monday, nov
sch VIM II Archer, Young, Boston
sch Ne-tAl. Lampson, r. ilarhur
sch Woodcock, Blondit, Ba, li.rbor
SAILED
sch >eahower, Milliken, Bar IlarbOr
sch Emily, Dyer Boston
sch Lavolta Whitaker, Rondout
Sch Nellie Grant Dodge, RondOut
ARRIVED
Tuesday, Nov
sch Bloomer Hutchins, Boston
sch Susan Frances, sadder. Boston
Domestic Ports.
Boston-Sld NOV 3, sch II & Moseley, Holt
Ar Nov l. sch Waldemar, Parker. It Johns, r
Bangor-sll Nov ,. sch Stella Lee, Treat. Prov
incetown
Hyannis-Ar oct 81. sch jed Frye, Langley,
Bangor
Sevport-yr Nov , sch Agricola Garland from
Augusta for stanford
Portsmouth-Ar Nov l. sch Adde Jordan, Har,
riman, Philadelphia
Pensacola-Ar Oct 81, sch Susan Pickering,
Haskell, RockpOrt
Portland-sid NOV 3, schs Rienzi, Chatto, Sedg-
wick Regulator GRAY, Castine
Ar Nov /, sch Glenullen, Bunker, and Alfalfa.
Thurston, Boston
Proyidence-Sld Nov 3, sch Mary Augusta, Tire
worgy, New York
Thiladelphia-Ar Oct 81, schs Thurlow,
Cook, Bangor; + b Garland, Crosby, Mt Desert
salem-Ar oct 81, sch VIM II card, Wooster.
Amboy
Winter Harbor-Ar Nov ,, sch Angola. Seasey,
from New York, with coal for Bunker a sum
ner
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Death Of Prof. RoIiiston Woodbury..

The Csstine Normal School and the csuse Of
education have sustained a severe loss In the
death OF Prof " oodhury, principal OF the
Eastern State Normal School. which place he
hiss filed for nine years Prior 10 this he was
teacher aud assistant principal OF the Farm
ngton Normal School for fourteen Years.
In the war Of the Rebellion. MIR. Woodbury.
was. for three wears and eight months, n MEM
Der OF the 9Th Maine Battery. The exposure
and hardship- Of the camp and sun-siroke in
the army left him enf-chled. never afterwsrd
rcgsinng his former Sgor. For several Years
his health has been dee lining. though contin-
uing his labors in the school till the day hut
one before hi, death Nov. !. ISIS. at the aye
Of - wears
The school has fouri>Ied under his guild
love and confidence of hi- pupils to an unusual
degree. He was characterized principal by
calmnes- and efficiency.
He leaves widow and three His loss
will be severely frlt devoted and active
christian.
The funeral Was attended b, large sud-
enc, 1T The Congregational church. SATURDAY
afternoon Reading Of selections of scripture
by Rev Mr.. William. address by Rev. Mr..
Cu-hman, prayer by Rev. Mr.. Ives. after
which there Was a Masonic exercise, he'd by
Rev. Mr.. Locke. Though the weather
unpleasant. large procession followed his re-
mains to the grave. l.
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What is Catarrh

Ctauh Is a1 Inflammation Of the mucous
r.au.Hr.Hc- a.d may affect the head, throat
s.. mach. lewe.s or bladder. But catarrh Of
tele.1 IS 1ae most common. often coming on
so gita. 81 +, THAT 1t ia, firm hold before the
nature O.. To trouble j. suspected Catarrh
+. cAa-.a IS =, cold. or succession Of colds,
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Born.
Married..

Hancock q, to Mr.. and Mrs. Watson
X. Springer, n daughter.
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LADIES WHO RLOAI.

What great number there are how I'M
comfortable ii makes them; il j. almost i'm
possible for those afflicted to ENJOY life In
my private practice have always found Sui
phur Btters to be the best remedy. All who
are thus troubled should use it.
Mrs. DR. CHILDs. Boston.
Thousand. OF people have found in Hoods
Sarsaparilla a positive cure for rheumatism.
This medicine, by it, purifying action, ncu-
tralzcs the acidiiy OF the blood. which j. the
cause OF the disease. and also builds up and
strengthens the whole body Give 1t II trnl.
Browns Instant Relief cures Group.
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toulj.boro

The VI T. Sabbath school held their an
nual Good Tiding> Day" concert on sun
day evening last The occasion was one
II genuine enjoyment 70 all concerned
WhIl,, the officers OF the school We're
pleased at the creditable work performed
by the pupils the pastors heart was made
10 rejoice. hy generous collection for the
.nevolenccS OF tile church Many thanks
arr due those members Of the Baptist
Sabbath school, who kindly assisted in
this entertainment aud also 70 Miss Bertha
Kulfc. for her clc,Itahlc work a or.aulst.
But % those Young men who came from
ncighboriug town. and conducted them
selves In manner not ahle,-hecause
under the influence OF strong drink-we
have no thanks.
The Baptist sabbath school IS vigorous
II pushing it, work IN it, various depart
ncnts Of reform aud education.
Vt " Smith, agent Of the Maine Bible
society i now iu town, engaged in the
landahlc work OF disseminating the word
OF God.
The Mon church has been plastered,
and will now bc pushed on to completion.
II T. ilovcy 4 now home from his eX-
tended tour through New York state. We
are pleased to have again ms hearty CO.
operation in our yariuu, departments Of
Christian work
We are sorry a report that Mrs VIM.
Snulc l. Vet very Ill.
Nov 5 TEcvMsEH.
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Impure Blood

impure ofVOU
l!- '.cal symptoms are sense of fullness and
l-tsa l.y forehead. diyueSs in the nose and
ta.A I1.t afthe throat. and A disagreeable dis
CauEc tgam the nose When the disease
becomes chronic il is liable II develop into
consumption The eyes become iufamed and
red there Is ihrobhmg in the temples. ringing
noises in thc ears, headache and sometimes
loss Of sense If smell and hearing
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08

The annual meeting Of The Eastern Maine
Christian Endcavor Union Will he held In the
Congregational church BIuchll. Tue>xsy.
NOV. Is
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Our readers may remember the bright and
energetic Maine woman no went to Wash
lngton three wears ago and returned to her
home in Southwest Harbor. with her appoint
ment a postmaster at that place. She has
since that time married. and is Mrs.
Farn.w worth. but the po-t-ofiice still remains in
her hands She evidently is >hrewd enough
10 size up the Presidents civil service reform
pr,-teriiun. for the Belfast .ige tdem.) de-
cIar,s that she j. openly doing all she can TO
help The Democratic cause. Belva Lockwood
hasn't enlisted all the women politicians, has
she:- Leirist0H JoHrH0i.
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ingham. an empioye on the switching engine
OF the Boston 4 A lbany railroad, here. was
run over while unshackling a ear last saturday
night about O'Clock. He was taxi n 10 .Bo>
ton IA soon a. possible TO the Massachusetts,
General Hospital. where he died the next
morning about O'Clock. One leg taken
off by the engine and the other was - badly
crushed that il had TO be ainputated AT the hos
pial. No blame seems to be attached to any
one. a the young man while at work acct
deniay slipped and fell. and the wheels
assed over him. His remains were brought
here MONDAY. Funeral services were held
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock, in the
Methodist church. and were in charge of the
Sons of Veterans. he being member OF the
Natick Camp. Rev. A. J. Hall. pastor OF the
church. also offciaed. A large number Of
the members of both the Natick and South
birmingham Camps attended. number Of
floral offerings were received, including II
pillow from the two Camps and other offerings
from friends and relatives. His associates on
the railroad also showed brotheTly sympathy
and did all thew could to comfort his family.
His remains were buried in Edgell Grove
cemetery with the Sons of Veteran ceremo-
MES. He leaves II wife and one child, about
ten month, old, besides his parents, who both
live here. They all have the earnest sympa-
thy of their townspeope. in their very sudden
and sad bereayement.-Frdmin Mass }
Tribune.
formerly OF this city. His mother was q
daughter OF the late Levi Joy and his father
resided here for several years.
In the year 1915 Congress took means to
provide additional revenues by direct tax Of
So 900 ,000 upon the country, of which 1852, :
al fell upon Massachusetts, OF which Maine
was then part. Lands, buildings, slaves,
household furniture, plate, pictures, clocks
and watches were taxed. For every gold
watch kept for use. two dollars duty was
paid. and for every silver one. one dollar.
From statistics from Hancock county, then in
Guiding Penobscot, Piscataquis and part OF
Waldo. it appears that only ten persons in the
whole district owned furniture of value ex-
ceeding 500 Paul ID. Sargent. of Sullivan,
seems TO have been the nabob of the country,
so far rs furniture was concerned. he being
the only one who owned goods valued over
$500; his furniture being valued at 1915.
! Twelve gold watches were owned in the dis
trict and $50 silver ones.
This is the heartless way in which the Bos-
ton Herald refers to EIlsworth's whole-Sowled
wOod-sawIng match, the other day An Idle
attorney in Maine has gone to saving wood.
| IL half the lawyers would put their heads to-
gether in like work. the result would be tow
| sring wood-pile and real blessing to society,
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0cranfdldse ibsr ibrs muibmoBIi9en
Auseaben einaereidt:
Die ftdStifaen HNehcren

Die beoeutenben Serbefsrunaen,
ipel4e in scranton nod n5ibis Iinb,
iteaen immer sr6Bere Auforberunseu
an bic Steuers5dbiafeit Der Siiraer.
une bic iuidtisite oer Sraeen 1T: ,,g9ie
taun Der Grtras Der Steuern oerarbBert
iperosn, obne Dem beiibenben DiitteIs
itanbe aasu fbipere 8arbsn aufsuerles
gen ?" Die gnttport piro ieoeufans
lauten: .,Durd cine eleidmdBise uno
aere6te NbiddbunS oeS eieenibume".
Dlan bat berednst, oab Der grtrda Der
itdotii6en Steuern leiht auf 5000, 900
erb6ht iperoen fonn. tpenn bds @iaen.
thum Der Gorporationen III Der eleiben
0obe beiteuert piro, ipie oosieniee ans
oerer Blreer. Seute q. ". tpiro Elm
Ader 2ano, ipeIber elmer Corporation
eeb6rt, nab oem Adsr beIteuert. DiOrs
gen fault sin armer Niann pom bieiem
9lder cine SauIot unb ipirb, felbit tpenn
er iie unuerbeiert Iiesen labt, tpie oaS
9ano her Corporation, iofort init oem
3ebnfdden Steuerbetras belaitet ;-unb
bod bat nibt Der 9dufer, ionSern bic
Corporation zen BrOfit semadt, oenn
our6 bic Serousnabme Der 8oblen ais
Iein bat bic Corporation ibOn eineH ims
menTsn @stpinn ersieIi.
Wenn man beoenft. bnb segen has
glhebment Der su eripdblencen ftdotis
iden 9liiehOren ni6t appsIlirt perben
fam, tpiro iofOrt bem 2eisr flar ipers
ben. bon ipeI6er 3raspeite sin ioIdss
slmt lit. 9Derben @reatursn Der @orpOs
ratiOnen posr fduiIi6e Subiefte nomis
nirt uno eripdbIt. 70 tpiro bic g8udt Der
SteuerIalt auf ben WitteIItanb fallen
unb bic @OrpUrationen seben perbdlts
nibmdbis Ieer aus. Sober 8drser bat
elm Sntereiie baran. bnB ebrenbafte
Dtdnner, 2eute bon prattiibsm 8eritanb
uno genauer 8snntniB bes @srtbes bon
@runb uno 8Ooen, neblt ben oarauf
itebenben 8erbeHerunasn, fur bas psrs
DeraniipcrtIi&e Ahehoren gmt er.
ipdblt iperben.
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Don petersbura.

: @ir MAIDEN nobmaIs barauf auf.
merriam, baB beute (DonnerItag)
Abeno Der UiasfenbalI bon g9ittips
WeltbauIer in WabIsrs' SalIe itattfin.
bet unO ss Itebt Elm sobIrsi6er Beiud
Su eriparten.
: Den bieiieen 8ilrsern pdre ed
isbr lisb, tpenn @eOrse 5arber ala
aanbioot fur ben Select @ounciI aufs
trsten pIrbs. NlS Der bebeuten6Its
@runbbsiiber bier, ipirbe CT geipib i'm
SntsreHe unierer Warb ipirfsn.
= Srau Sobunn 8auitian feierts
borlebten Sonntog ibrsn @eburtsiae
(oen ipier;eIten iast man niemaIs bsi
Damen, bic baS a6iSebnte Sabr iibers
ibritten baben) uno Der nIte 8aultian
IieB es fi9 nidt nsbmsn, fur bieIe @es
legsnbeit elm 8iertel9en einsulegen,
ipdbrsnO bas @sburtstasstinb fur cts
mas su bsiben ssioret bate. aein
@unoer. bab bic Befu9srinnen bis su
elmer ipdten Stunos persndet uno &C,
iprd4is tparen.
= SObn SteinIe, Der Iange Sabre
MdGier an ben 30. 6 Nai6tnenperf:
itdtteu mar, tpuroe 9ienltas Ra6t um
10 tlhr auf Ieinem 4foiten bon epilsp.
tii6en 8rdmpfen befulsn uno tarb,
ebs elm ArSt eintraf. Der BeritOrbent
ipObnte i&on Innse bier unO bintsrIdbt
cine 6amiIie.
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strantOn, Pa. 9Onnerifaa, Osn 49, Sanunr 1893

linb. Die slftiondre Der @efelI6aft
boben aleidfallS bei6lOfen, ii6 auf
feinen fbiehseeri6tIiden YsrgIei6 eins
aulaHen. 90 feiern Dor Der Sanb ale
@ruben i'm S6uplfi(z3bale, uno Der
aoblenbonOeI na6 bem Often itodt 70
poIlitdnbig, bab aud bic sur 8eahins
seb6renbe 8abn ni6ts su tbun bat.
IS bieB, ou9 bic 8obIengrdber i'm
gSpominssGbale unb bic SrabtberIas
Der in 9ieu Dort unb YbilabeIpbia
ipdr6en aus .Spmputbie" itrifen, aber
oieie Arbeiter ipeIoen Der Reaoing ni6t
ben @sfallen tbun, bas Serr berieiigen
su f6pellen. pelhe aus bem Sirites
fonSS erbalten tperbsn milHen. @efs
rise Depefhen BON PbiIaoelpbia Io1en
Der 9Offnuns 8aum, haB Der Strife
innerbalb einisen 9asen bsenoet tper.
ben f6nnte. Gs i6eint, oaB Ioipobl bic
HeaoinB Sompanie, ipie aud bic 9luSs
itehen6sn eebrdnet tperben, cine frieos
li6e S6IidtunB no6maIs Su beriuben.
Der Gonereb III nod immer ni6t an
bic srbeit eeedneen. SIN 9aufe bums
meln bic 0emotraten beiartie, bob eS
Der republitaniidsn Wlinberbeit niebers
bolt seIunsen 1T, iie su iiberrumpeIn.
Sic muBten bann hetS burd Ytrtoe'
un9Sdntrdse u. osI. bic SisunS pers
f6Isppen, um nidt iiber ibren aopf bin.
ipes iui4tise Bills pofiirsn su laiien !
Der Senat ..bebattirt" INNER nod
ilber bic Blair'i6e @rsisbunssbi0 unb
bot supeilen Stumpreben an. Sine
cerfelben iuuroe bon SaIe aus Maine
loSSeIaien unb mub bsm 9rdfbenten
iebr unanssnebm in ben Obren 9eflun.
gen baben. Sale ipieS ndmlih burd
1batiaden uno 3dbIen gang unipiber.
leBIi6 mad, baB @lepeIano feline ibb'
men @ipiloienIts s8erlpre6unsen abiOlut
ni6t esbalten babe. au1 befauIbiste
ct ben PrdEbenten, ii9 in bic 9es
meinoepabIsn in Der Stabt Nep Yurf
uno in WiaHa6uietts eineemiidt uno
bic 8unoesbeamten i'm SntereHe bon
i6le6ten Wai6inenfano oatsn nufse,
boten su babsn. Sine Yertbeibisuns
@lepsIanbs wuTbe faft gar niat uers
iuht.
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Gus bem pbereu EbaIe.

= Der 8eremann 1bomas Slogan
bon Olppbant ipuroe am Wlontag Wlits
tag in benz gobp Greet S6a6t bon
elmer berabfaIlenoen 9oblenmaHe serz
fdmettert unb lein arbeiter Sobn o.
Rourfe lei9t perlebt. Slogan mar 35
Sabre alt uno binterldbt eiue Srau nit
prei Stinoern.
- Der Sarmer Geo. 6. 8ieree in
9reenislb bate einen Rne9t Namens
Stephen Bali, Der bic 6eiertase in
Olppbant Subra9te. Seitoem er bon
bort 3urtideetfbrt mar. betrus er Iid
ionberbar. bod ihenfte man ibm ipeiter
feine 9lufmgrtiamisit, bis sr am porIebs
ten Samitas ben Beriu6 ma6te, bic
Iodter bon Yieree nit einem Gornbaden
gu t6bten. Die gler3te eriIdrtsn ibn fir
irriinnS uno er ipurbe mad 0anbige ees
brabt.
= Die 8ersleute 98illiam Smith
uno IbomaS gatteriOn battsn am Sreis
tag Abeno in Der Manpiae @rube cine
Sprensune borbereitet, peI6e perIaste.
Seim Ssruussieben Der 2ubuns erpIos
oirte bieIelee nit fur6tbarer @epaIt ;
benz Smith ipurben beioe Sdn6e absss
rihen uno aud gatterion erbisIt
i4Iimme 8erIsBunsen.
Garhonbale. = Die Nttion6re Der
@arboneaIe & Sermpn eIeftrii4en 8ahn
iino ocs beiten Wlutbes, benn bic 8Ors
bereitunsen seben troB bes gum 3beiI
unednitiseu @etters tpader oorirdrts ;
bic Bfoiten iinb idmmtIi6 eefebt unb
bic 9rdbie fperben iest eeipannt. Die
elettrii6en apparate fir bic 8abntpas
gen iino uuF bem gBese uno ale anbs.
rem 8ubeb6re iperoen bier iein. nod ebe
Die 9rdbte erri4tet finb.
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Stabtratb.

Der Common Council bate
am Donneritas Abenb cine Sibung.--
Sn 8etreff Der Collection rldltdnbiser
Steuern CAB Der StabtanfpaIt elm @ut.
adten Oabin lau.enb ab, oaB ben Sol.
lettOren iOipObl bic ftdbtii6en ipie aud
bic Sduliteuern iibereeben fperoen uno
oab bic Birsi6uft beibe bsden IOate.
SeriHt anBenommen. - Nbpofat Jlpb
erfdien als AnipaIt Der bur6 bic @rs
ploiion an Niain Apenue, in Spoe
Yarf, @ei6dbisten uno rsidte einen
Gnti6doisunssanIpru9 bon s2032. IL
Elm. Die SADIE ipurbe benz SuitiS So.
mite uno StaotanpaIt suseipieIen.-
Sin ausfiibrIider 8eri1t oos gpntrpI.
Ieurs iiber bic Borani6ldse bon Sin,
nabmen unb 9lussaten fur bas Sabr
1888 iuuroe poreeleet (ipir ipreden
oarfiber an anbersr Steqe). Raa
8erIeiuns bieies Documents erfOlste
Sertd9ung.
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@ettereA 2efalee.

Die 1urnf&ule ber D. R. 6. q.
bat einbunbert Witslieber.
s@- Die photographer in Scranton
iino iiberein aefommen, einen elei@f6rs
misen a,reis far Pbotosrapbisn ju bers
laneen, uno unteriteaen mir baber uns
iere pbotoorapbii@en Grbeiten, i'm Bsrs
eleid ju benen bon anbeTsn Pbotoeras
pbsn, Oer i&arfsn aritii bes pubIi.
fumS.
Bir inb ftets bsreit, fur ben fiinifs
Isrii4en @ertb unierer arbeiten sin3us
iteben unb empfsblen unS bettens BEN
eeebrten Bublitum.
Senrp GssS
421 2adaipaRna Ane., SoantoR; unb
lol Sdb Rain ape., Spes Parf.
-9as jangite Qinb bes Germ 9r.
@sblau, elm Qnabe i'm alter bon etipa
einem Sabre. lag Disuiias absnb 70
f&Der frant barnieber, bob man an
ieinsm Aufiommen ;ipeifeIte.
-gs bsibt. bab Grri&ter SanbIep
auf BEN freien Plase binter benz
@pomins Saufs elm Dpernbaus er.
ri&tsn ipirb, nit bsm gineaHe bon Der
2adaipanna Apsnus aus /; @r6be 10
bel l50. I'm Der @pomine Apsnus
Seite. ;iriideH bem Sotel un6 Der brits
ten Rational 8anf, ionen nod ,ipei
Stores erri@tet tperben.
9as republiianif@s itdttii&s gos
mite tpar auf Disnhas Abenb na& ber
Office beS 8orfisers Gpsrett Barrsn
berufen iporben unb siemlidb boa,6hlie
sri6isnen. 9la& IdHsersr DisiuHion
ipurbe bsr Stabteonbsnt auf nd<en
DOnnerhas. ben 26. San, Q ilbr gaa@.
mittaes, mad bem Arbitration,immer
bes GOurtbauiss berufeH.
= Gin Qammrab an ber ,,RspubIis
can" S@neaprefie brad am Dienltae
Abenb unb bic beuiiss 8eituns iparh
auf Der Prsiis Der ,.Trutb" sebrudt.
- Bate Sopes, bic BEL elmer SamiIie
an Nbams Apsnue bisnte, mus bsim
8ubeitsebsn am Disniaas absnb gan,
hTiofe Sprfinse eema&t baben, benn
ibre Qlsiber fineen an elmer @osHamme
6euer uno nur bas rai&e ginereifsn
peri@isbener gerionen rettete Qate bonn
6euertobs. Sbre @unben finb ,umeiit
am Raden unb Der S4uIter.
~ Der behe unb biqigffe pTak,
UNI llbren, @ei4msibe. Rinee, llbren.
ietten, 8rillen u. {. 10. su taufen III bel
Ssinri4 Bonn, 4l0 Gebar ansnus.
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Spbann 8aIies ipurbe am DoH-
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