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The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02

The lumbermen report that the swamps
in the numbering regions have not frozer
and probably will not this winter a.
there is To much snow. The swamps
will have to be drained. The ground also
will not freeze as 1t is covered with snow
which came before the ground had ?
chance to become hard. 1t Ia reported
that the cut of logs In the West Branch
will not be as large as was expected a.
the condi ions have not been favorable
for good work. The tote roads have
been in bad condition and teams have had
tn be taken away from the numbering
work to do the toting, which was some
thing of a set back. The other condi-
tlons have been unfavorable and it has
been slow work cutting and yarding.
With these drawbacks the drive may not
be as large next summer as 1t was
thought they would be at the commence
ment of the seasons Bangor
JVhig.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02
M aIne Indians.

J. NJ. Stowe, agent OF the Penobsco
Indians, reports to the governor aut
council az follows: Total receipts
SS53S.27; expenditures, 81. 81 10; balance
left unexpended for repairs and cash or
hand, SlS7,24. Population, 1888, a loss OF
two. There has been much sickness auc
deaths have heen twenty seven, fourteen
adults and thirteen children, mostly from
consumption. Three thousand six hun
bred forty-seven bushels of other crops
The schools were successfully conducted
the attendance at Old Town being forty
Ave. In February $50. 10 was due for the
shore rents.
Indian Agent Munson of the Passams
quoddy Indians reported to the governor
and council total appropriation OF $1,000
and expenditures S7755 IS, making ar
ovcrdrawn balance of S65 lS. The pop
ulatiOn of the tribe Is 537, deaths %. The
schools are tiourishipg. and the conduit
ton of the tribe is gradually improving
under the influence OF the sche ols
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02

Mr.. Samuel W. Doble IL hauling his hay
from the Gardner farm.
Mrs. Harrison Ward is quite sick this
winter.
Mr.. Andrew Hilton of Hartland spent
Christmas with his friends In this place.
Miss frankie Jones IL at homs'on =
short visit.
The mother of Addla Doble IL failing.
The people Of No. Arson are moving
Croton's mlll to their place this week.
George Kincsid 10 working In his mill
this winter.
Cora Sally spent Christmas with her
parents.
Johnnie Dnble II smart boy of his
age lie takes care Of large stock with
a number Of gay colts.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02
PIttSheld.

james Bushey of Canaan, was brough
before Trial Justice Bowcher lhursda,
evening ON the charge Of liquor selling
aud was 6ned $50 and costs. He appeale,
but finally concluded to settle and gave hi
promise for future good behavior.
About forty witnesses from this place
are III Skowhegan attending court in til,
case of Emma A. Burton, ct ais VS.. Mrs
A. Is. Shaw, which will continue through
the greater pert of this week.
Capt. g. IL. Sawyer of the ship Ericsson
is at home.
Tee new National Bank is ready to he
gin work the first of January. larg
safe lns been procured aud the rooms il
Union Hall have been put in suitable con
dition for its use.
| Prof. J. II. Parsons, principle of III
Augusta High school, is IN town.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02
The kennebec journal

The prospectus of the Kennebec Jour
nal which appears 10 another column
shows that this able paper will fully keep
up is reputation for enterprise and push
during the coming year. The Journal Is
the largest paper In the State, and pub
fishes a volume and variety of matter that
is not excelled by any paper In Maine. Its
position gives 1t uuequ,lled facilities for
promptly securing the latest and most re-
liable news. The Journal not only has all
the Associated Press news, but its large
corps Of special correspondents enable 1t
to give, additional telegraphic service OF
wide scope and value. Its subscribers
will always get the full value OF their
money.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02
Fairfield

The lodge of Ancient order of United
Workmen In this place has consolidated
with the Waterville lodge.
DR.. Goodrich who has been in New
York the past few weeks has returned
home and resumed his practice.
Mr.. John B. Smart an aged citizen who
has heen III for some time died last week
and was buried Sunday.
The village schools commenced yester
day and several changes are noticed II
the teachers. Miss E. M. Brainard sue
cceds Miss Gibson in the North uterine
diste, Miss Parker takes Mrs. Page placs
In the South Intermediate and Miss Mel
lie b. Nye takes Miss Gertrude Curtis
school In the South advance Primary
while Miss Curtis has the Railroad street
Primary.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02
La Grippe.

The Influenza epidemic, so prevalent II
transatlantic countries, that bears tn,
name La Grippe" has become well es
tablished In many places In this countr,
and has even invaded Maine. The re
ports from France are that the disease H.
assuming more serious form, and many
deaths are reported from It's effect. There
ale few deaths in this country as yet, and
1t Is hoped 1t may not Increase In severity.
Numerous cases are reported In Port.
land, Lewiston, Augusta and other places.
There are but few In this village as yet,
and we hope 1t may not get strong hold
upon our people.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02
West m addison

The North Madison Reading Club cclc
brated Christmas on Christmas evening
at the house of Simeon Morse by in vita
lion. The well arranged progra mme
consisted of singing and reading of tte
Scriptures and prayer, and defamation,
and dialogues, by the younger ones Thu
presents were then distributed after
which Refreshments were passed around
to the satisfaction Of everybody.
The school on Blackwell Hill will close
with an exhibition Jan. 18th.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02

To all subscribers who will pay Sl.5t
for one full year in advance, during the
month of December, we will send the
REPORTER Fourteen Months. To all who
will pay 10 cents for six months in adj
vance, we will send the REPORTER sereh
months.
Any person, already subscriber, who
desires TO send the REpoRTRR to friend,
can have the paper one year for SIPS, in
advance.
You cannot make a more acceptable
Christmas or New Years present to 8
friend, who formerly lived in Somerset
and now may be In some distant State
than to send him or her the SOMERSET
REPORTER for one year. Try 1t.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02

West Paris, Ne, Dec. 30th.
Dear Sir; Yours received, in which
sou ak for what | use your Outfit. M,
daughter had the Rheumatic Fever an
DIR. Yates kindly ordered the outfit TO-
her, az he did, or could not fully relieve
her system of 1t. My wife having heard
of your method was anxions to try H.
This short trial has shown steady i'm
provement, and now she can dress herself
aud do considerable work about the
house. My wife is trying them for heart
trouble, with nervous. involuntary jerk
Ing of lower limbs with creeping numb
ness. Has not been able 10 lay down
upon left side for years as it seems IT,
para,yze The breathing organs. l think
the Baths have al eady improved her con-
dition, and we will go on with the work.
am also takln. the Baths for Muscular
Soreness, Piles, and Dry Ca,arrh AMI feel
better. The people here are watching
our progress with much interest.
Respectfully,
III. G. Brown.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02

East Boston, Dec, 31st 50.
Dear Doctor. have had two severe
cases of La Grippe under your treatment
and entirely wiped them out by one Bath
each. Mr.. Amos Shepard of Durchcster
mas taken Is Baths and is new being.
He has heeu sick years wit, nervous
prostra'ion and all its accompanying evils
Has had Drs. each declaring him be
yond the reach of medicine. He saw me
last March and thought | was not long
for this world and | thought the same oi
him. rhe first of this month he called
again and WAS SO astonished at my i'm
proved condition that he stared at me ir
amszemeut without word. Finally said
he couldent believe his eyes and enquired
for the cause of my physical change.
His test as above settled his convention
to your method and now he wants an out
1T and an agency to practice and sell fam
lily outfits. His friends pronounce his
sudden Improvement marvellous, but time
will allay all mystery.
Truly Yours
Miss l.. j. SOUTuWORTU
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02

Fred Trask has bought the work shol
owned by George Burr and will sooi
move 1t.
+. Stain has more work than he can do
repairing aud making harnesses.
The sleighing is the finest of the sea
SON
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02

Columbus C. Steward, 10 years OF age,
one OF Anson's most prominent citizens,
was stricken with sporlexy, Tuesday
afternoon. His recovery Is doubtful.
The members of Northern Star Lodge
held Masonic sociable and supper, Tues
day evening.
The boiler and machinery for the new
steam saw mill have arrived. The mill
will be ready for operation within two
weeks.
Truman Berry, who arrived home from
a tour through the southwest about three
weeks ago, will soon start with his fami-
ly for Socorro, N. NJ. where he has
bought into large livery business.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02

We, the undersigned, having known r. ]
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe him
perfectly honorable In all business transactions
and 6nanciylly able to carry out any obligations
made BY their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Drug
-gists, Toledo, Ohio.
E. H. Van Hoesen, Cashier. Toledo National
Bank, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucul
surfaces Of the system. Price, 76c. pei
bottle. Sold BY all Druggists. Is
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Reynolds was
very much regretted.
The members OF the Sunday school
gave an entertaioment and Christmas
tree at the hail IN Christmas eve. The
scholars spoke and sang their parts very
credltably and all the children in the vii
lage went home laden with presents from
Santa Claus.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02

The Lewiston Journal in quoting from
our article of last week on Local Rail-
road Business" gives the Skowhegan gain
on freight and passenger business, over
the previous year, 81, 4S3 50, to the Skow-
hogan Branch, instead Of the Skowhegan
station alone. Give US what belongs to
Ms In the way of credit. Mr.. journal.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02

Governor Burleigh has nominated Hon
Artemus Llbbey Associate Justice of the
Supreme Judicial Court. This Is Judge
Libbey's third term. He has also nom.
mated Elmer Il. Richards, Pennington,
Clerk Of Courts for Franklin County, in
place Of Josiah Ii. Thompson, resigned
and Stephen A Huxley, Gorham, Trustee
State Normal Schools.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02

The Pennington Chronicle of last weei
was devoted largely to returns received
from various towns in Franklin County
showing the status of affairs In those
towns, which indicate that there Is pro
gress and Improvement all along the lin,
10 Franklin. The Chronicle Is doing
good work.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02

The Special Tax Commissioners ap
pointed under resolve Of the last legisla.
ture ask information and suggestions.
See their advertisement on second page.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02
CHRISTMAS Greeting
Cairns & Goodrich,
-DeA1oro tn
Gf0Cefi les e. Meats
And PrOprietOrs of the Show
hogan Fish Market.

AS the people of Skowhegan, as elsewhere are
sure to make an extra spread on Christmas Day and
turn it into day of feasting we'll, feel sure
that our store should command equal attention from
Christmas buyers any in town from this fact
Our trade at Thanksgiving time was of such
magnitude that it made us think that the people at
last felt they had found the right place. Now we,
of course, anxious that our Christmas trade
should equal, if not surpass that and to this end we
have done our part in placing before our would-be
customers the finest line of POULTRY and MEATS as
well as CHOICE GROCERIES of all kinds, to be found
in town, and await your orders.
Polite attention as well as the quick delivery of
all orders is as much aim, as low prices and
good Goods. We are bound to please youall.
Respectfully,
CAIRNS & GOODRICH.
Skowhegan, Dec. II, 1889.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02
OFFICE OF SPECIAL TAX Commission,
AUGUSTA, NE, DEC. "a, 1889.

The subscribers appointed under the Re-
solve Of the tlast Legislature to inquire into the
systsms OF taxations Of Other states and Of
shis slate and TO provide for more equal,
Just and equitable system of taxation OF ali
kinds of property in this state for the purposes
OF state. county and municipal expenses" and
ito provide for . better asd nnrs effestua /
system Of assessment AID collection of taxes
in this state" respectfully solicit from all per.
sens having practical knowledge Of the work.
ing Of our tax laws and frsm any others who
have suRgestioRs which they desire to make
touching the subject of taxation in this state,
through A. NJ. GODDARD, clerk, Augusta.
o. G. HALL.
a. j. ANDERSON.
3wl j, L. CUTLER
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02
PR We: MT
T H E
KBuNBBBC JOURNAL,
Fo1 1890.

eo3N AS0O.
Published at the State Capital, tn News Ce
tire of Maine, with unexcellHd facilities for
promptly 'eeuriu Rverythns OF Interest to
Maine Readers. The coming year will be an
important oDs in the history not emily of this
country but OF tho world. No Maine paper will
give better record Of its various events than
the Kennebec Journal, which will vigorously
maintain It's losltion IN the van Of sniorptis
ing Journalism
THE DAILY JOURNAL
Is the lsrgss' daily paper In the State and pub
fishes every day sn amount d reading matter
which. both III volume and variety, i. not OK
celIed by any OF It's contempotaiiss. It has
more than double the circulation in central
Maine OF any other daily. Its subscription list
year. 1t has full telegraphic facilities both by
associated Press and special Wire. Its marx
=, reports are excelsd by those of no daily in
House Matters. alone. makes it. more valuable
TO the Maine reader than any other daily paper
in the State.
Terms: 10 cents per month, $500 psr year.
postage paid to any address,
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL.
The growth Of the eekIy Journal during
the past two years has beeu one OF the wond
ers o. sine Journalism. II Is Today tho larg-
est weekly paper in tho state. 1t contains the
latest teegrnphc news from all parts OF the
world up 10 the very hour Of going 10 press.
It has splendid farming page, edited BY one
OF The best agricultural writers in the State.
and intsrestii g. 1t contains the very latest
aud most accurate market reports, good
stories, poems. and interesting matters regard
ing the good State of Maine and its people.
its editorial columns deal frankly and fearless.
y with all the leading questions Of the day,
both social and political. 1t has the best
Wonan's Department of any Maine Weekly.
conducted by one Of the most cultivated lady
writer's in the slate. Its Children's Depart
ment 10 full OF interesting rsadisg for the
Young peope. No news item OF interest sscnp-
"it 1t is fully up with tho times and all re.
spects an admirable family weekly. Terms
~ 90 per year, from which h discount of so
cents will be made for advance payment.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02
SoIon

The people of Scion believe in patron
izing an article of real merit. That Is
why Malon Patterson is selling SO much
Brussels soap.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02

The prospectus of the Portland Daily
Evening Express for 1890 is given else
where. The Express is thoroughly Re-
publican in politics, and a wide awake
news paper.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02

Owing to pressure of official business,
speaker Reed was obliged to decline a
reception during the holiday recess ten
dered him. BY Portland Republican Club.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02
Bingham.

Christmas made every one happy
The slei2hing was never better at thi.
time Of year, and every one that can i.
enjoying 1t.
Mr.. Henry Fneg and Mr.. Frank Estey.
were in town Monday.
Monday, Savage +. Houghton and Colh,
Il Prcble raised their signs in their new
stores. II is pronounced fine location
Mr. Fred Dinsmore will occupy tn;
Colby store; moves In this week. un
dcrstand that Il. w Moore has bought
the Mark Savage store.
Mr., Ausol Tohey from the west, and Mr.
Fred Tobey of Nortidgewock are 10 towr
this week.
Warren Colby is up whiting the lumber
camp this week.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02

Gardiner, Dec. 18th, 80 p. M.
Good news to-day, Maud Rafter has
had no fever yet to-day, and is quite cross
which her folks think is good symptoms.
She took full Bath perspiring freely.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02

DR.. g. d. B. Pepper. ex President of
Colby University, arrived at his home in
Massachusetts from his European TIP
hsi week. after long and rough passage
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02
gNIDROSIS.


Gardiner, Me. Nov, 29.h.
Dear Doctor: Miss Rafter whom
tried to have you see when last here has
decided as last resort to try Androsis af-
ter being examined and treated by Drs.
Sherman, Crooker, Augusta; Dir. Weeks.
Portland, called 1t lung disease, aud DR..
Phllbrick who gave it various names.
without help. She has chils and fever
every day with very bad cough. BE sure
and come by next train aud help her TO
her feet.
Gardiner, Dec. 9th.
Maud Rafter has skipped two days, on
account of feeling weak from relaxation
on the side OF the effected lung as to
make 1t quite difficult to walk across tho
room. Her father has taken two Baths
day and all broke up come down and see
us.
Gardiner, Dec. 18th, 3 30 p. M.
Good news to-day, Maud Rafter has
had no fever yet to-day, and is quite cross
which her folks think is good symptoms.
She took full Bath perspiring freely.
Gardiner, Me. Dec. 10TH
Good news to-day, Maud Rafter ha-
taken a nice fumigation to-day but they
think she is weaker stree. Is this in thr
self great benefit a. he is becoming
quite nimble and stronger in lower limbs
than for several years. Send him tut
Quit. He is now convinced of It's true
efficiency. Truly Yours,
s. S. DECKER.
Gardiner, Me-, Dec. %, so.
Good news. sill. Our patient is still
gaining. The fevered condition ha
shown Itself hut once to-day, and vers
slight Her father said to-day that h.
dared not say much yet, but in his jude
ment Maud was fifty per cent better. Tin
reports ~ Mr.. Ciassou's case are just gio
rious. He is gaining rapidly under tw'
B tths a day, and is enthusiastic. calleo
on the rheumatic {. Pu.hard, whom WI
called on when you were here. He ha
taken a tuning every day for thirteef
day, and had no pain since the first H.
can close his left hand now and is sure OF
victory, believe.
Gardiner Dec. ooh.
vent over to see Maud R.fter this 2
M. She remained in the Vapor 10 min
! utcs and came cut stronger aud stood "
to fnish The work for the tifst time, hei
voice is stronger and eyes much more
brilliant ana appetite coed. She Ia
been eleven days cut Of The eighteen fr.
from fever, and Thursday went over IT,
Mr. Vannah's in hack and stood it nicel
| Mr. Ratter has taken 10 Baths and hi
also improved.
Truly Yours.
S. &. DECKER.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02
ONCE Rice. Silk &

ONCE Rice, Silk 4 Co,
Junction City, Kan, Dec. 10. 80.
Dear Sir; Please forward supplies FOR
your Bath ou'ft. | find it a good thing
to have in the house.
.. +. SAWYER.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02

Miss Susan Lord, Stanwood died Satur-
day morning at half past one at the resi-.
dence Of Mrs. j. 8. Lamont on Capitol
st., Augusta, Of paralysis. Miss Stan
wood was the Oldest sister of Mrs. James
G. Blaine, and for many years was a
member Of the Blaine family. Mrs.
Blaine and Miss Margaret attended the
funeral services at Augusta Monday, ar
rlving from Washington on the early
morning pullman that day.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02

Nearly every family in So Noriitge
wuck must he using Brussels soap (''
rosin) Judging from the large quantit,
A. q. Frederick Il Co. are selling.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02

IL III Pittsheld National Bank began bu.
elssae - Nav Years Day with capital
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02

The Waterville Mail has libel suit on
~ hands brought by Oscar Emerson, a
Aenbsr Of the City government.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02
Somerset s. ]. Court.

DECEMBER TERM, 1889.
DANFoRfH J. PRssIpING,
l.. II. Webb, Clerk.
+. +. Danforth, County Attorney.
j. d. Pulsifer, Stenographer.
Zenas Vaughan, Sheriff.
Fred II. Webb, Messenger.
Deputies: John H. Mitchell, jailor
LYMAN Grant, b. a. Sawyer, c. II. Jones
Ruel Williams.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02

The REPORTER will club with the fol
lowing publications, at the rates placed
opposite each, payable strictly in advance
for one year.
REPORTER and Harpers Monthly
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02
LOST 2

=, A pocket-book, somewhers near the Second
National Bank. Will finder please leave at
this omce. 1Wl
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02

Maine Is divided into two census dis
tricts: First Observation-Disclosures
Cumberland, Franklin, Kcnnehcc, Ok
ford. Ssgadahoc, Somerset, and York
counties Second DistrIct-Aroostook
Hancock, Knox, Lincoln, Penobscot, Pis!
cataquis. Waldo, and Washington coup.
ties. There will be one supervisor ap.
pointed for each district, and cnumera.
tors In sufficient number to do the work
promptly,
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02

We Offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that can not be
cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY 6 CO., Props,
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02

The soap trade of Bingham has beer
completely revolutionized since Colby &
Preble introduced Brussels soap.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02

Uirdlnpf, DEC. Tth.
Maud R,fter has skipped two days. on
account of feeling weak from relaxation
on the side OF the effected lung as to
make it quite difficult to walk across the
room Her father has taken two Baths a
day and all broke up come down and see
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-31
Siebf be6enfltb aus.

Die 8iligfeit, init mel6er cine bteit9e
fleine Wtooepaatett7 6%anolung, an Der n0roz
liGen Settle Der Otaotion7 StraBe tpenige
S6ritte 0itlih BON Der Bride gelegeit, ibre
6~a1belSartifel aif tauieIoe1 bon gretsz
liiten an9efitnDtgt bate, nit Dellen fat aue
fleineren StGote I'M QSelten DeS Ganoes
iiberi6ipemmt paren, bat oenlelben cine
groBe &unoenSabL ,eingebra6t. Sab 9rD
0ooos Gou1panp ano @ommtiiton Wfer>
GantS" l1euilt ii6 Die Strma auf Dem por
ibrem perrGu6erten, fletnen 2aoen auSge>
bGneten Shiloe. @iuiqe beige @ei6dftsz
leute ltno mum bon mebreren tbrer Sal1oz
funDen babon bena6ri6tt9t tDoroen, baB lie
Gelbbetrdge an Dteie D8oar> 6an0lung" 9ez
i6idt, aber nod feline @aaren er1pfangen
Gaben. lInteriu6ungen baben btsber nod
fetnen ausgeprGgten S6Dinoel ergebe1,
laIlen aber p%errfutben, DAB etlDaS faul an
Der Notwithstanding Der Sab Orb
@ooos 60" lift, neil ie hire Waaren gu
9reiien melt unter ben 6eriteQun9Sfoiten
ausbietet. Sin 8eiu6 Des 2aoers, pelder
nit biQiger, abgele9ener Maare in nur ge>
ringem Eager ausgeitattet lit, fibrte 3ur
Befannti6oft nit einem i6ntppii6cn, piel7
lei1t ie1SebniGbri9en 9aoenmaoden unO
einem iungen @uenritter, Der ii6 Otr. lSooo
nennt. Die 8eiOen ftnO tbrer GrflGrung
mad, nur Nn8efteute i'm @ei6Gft, belen
Gtgentbimer uno Getter, eth t0err 9totbz
l1ilo, ge%gentpdrtig IN SEEM yorf tpetlt uno
crit an1 nG6ften Ufontag 5urildertpartet
tptro. Sebenfaus miro Der !6err init benz
MiQionGrsnqmen nah ietner GuGfunft
Qtuffldrung iber feline ionberbaren @ez
i9GftszS ransGcttonen 5u geben baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-31
Shmerer unfau.

George 6tiber, etn Nngeiteuter Der @arz
baae9teDuctton@o. entging 0onnerftaggfadz
mittag in Der Sabrtf an Der Gfe ponganalz
port @penue u1O Morganitrabe nit fnapper
gtotb einem i9redltden 3obe. Seine Rletz
Der ipuroen bon Der Wtal6ienerie erfabt,
ols er ei1en Griebrtemen I'm ben S6aft
legen poate, unO na6oem er mebrere W2ele
nit rieltger @ei6Dtnbi9feit berumeei6leuz
bert ipar, tDiten fih pie !Rleiosr uno er
tpuroe eine Strede pett fortQei6leubert.
ST erlitt bret GippenbriGe, einen 8r4d
0eS lilfen 8etns unb 8erlebunQen am
Gopf. Otan bradte ibn ltod benz GpuntDz
0olpital. no man ion am 9eben gu erbalten
tOfft. ST lit 80 Sabre oft, unDerbeirat6et
uno mobnt geo. 631 Centre Mpe.