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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-09-12
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] I'M Ab@ANNNAChO AAA--h
ARRIVALS Aug. %, S. S. Aus
tralia, 6 days from Honolulu Aug
%, S. S. City of Picking, 6 days L
hours from Honolulu; Aug. %
bark Mauna Ala, "a days, schooner
Transit, 25 days, and schooner W.
H. Talbot, 254 days, all from Homo.
lulu; Aug. 26, bark Andrew WEIGH,
"a days from Honolulu; Aug. 81,
schooner Aloha, 10 days from Homo.
lulu, and schooner John G.. North,
q days from Mahukona.
DEPARTURES: Aug. IS, SIS. Mono
wal, for Honolulu, ETC., and brig
Lurline, for Hilo; Aug, %, barken-
tine W. H. Dimond, for Honolulu !;
Aug. q, barkentine S. G. Wilder.
for Honolulu.
PROJECTED DEPARTURES: Sept.
II, S. S. China, for Honolulu, etc. :;
Sept. 81, S. S. Alameda, for Homo
lulu, ETC.. Sept. IS, S. S. Australia,
for Honolulu Oct. 10, SIS. Oceanic,
for Honolulu, etc., bark Andrew
Welch, bark Ceylon, barkentine
Planter, schooner Transit, all for
Honolulu, and schooner John G.
North, for Mahukona.
New YORK, Aug. 19.-sailed
bark Martha Davis, for Honolulu.
EUREKA, Aug. %. = Arrived:
Schooner Allen A, from Honolulu.
YOKOHAMA, Aug. 21.-Arrived:
British steamship Oceanic, from
Honolulu.
On August 9th, the steamer
Barracuda, of the Pacific Mail
line, while en- route from Comox,
B. c., to Acapulco, was nearly sunk
by an explosion of dynamite on
board. The Barracuda was then
about $50 miles from Cape Flat
terry. The dynamite is believed to
have been put in her hold by strik-
Ing coal miners at ComoX. She
put in there in a badly shattered
condition, and will have to be thor
oughly repaired.
The U. S. cruiser Olympia is
making daily trips about the bay
for the contractors getting her ma
chinery in smooth working order
for her speed test.
Captain Johnson is now in COM
mand of the bark Colusa, vice |
Captain Backus.
The U. S. S. Mohican and Alba
tross and H. NJ. S. Champion we're
at Ounalaska August Both.
The steamer China left Yoko- |
hama for San Francisco on the 10Th |
Of August.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-09-08
COUNTY AND VICiNITY NoTEe

Royal w. Peake, well-known res
lueht OF Bristol, died quite suddenly on
Friday last aged IS years. The funeral
was attended at = o'clock on Monday
afternoon, President Brainerd conduct
ing the service. Mr.. Peake graduated
from Middlebury college in the class of
1872 and was the last survivor of it.
The only other one living in 1890 was
Pliny X. Wright of Canton. n. Y.
brother of the eminent New Yorker. ST.
las Wright, but Mr.. Wright passed away
about two years ago.
y. L. Bates house and barns in Pitts
ford were burned on Sunday evening.
The loss is estimated at $1,000. and there
was 800 insurance on the property in
the Vermont Mutual.
Two criminal prosecutions were be-
gun in the city of Vergennes last Thurs
day before Judge Roberts. The first
was that of the State vs.. George Pal
mer of Ferrisburgh, arrested for assault
on one George Preston with knife, on
account of a family disturbance the
previous Wednesday at Palmer's house.
The fact was brought out that Mrs.
Palmer had married Palmer without a
divorce having been obtained from a
former husband, the result being that
both were held under $500 bonds for
appearance at December term of county
kill and Mrs. Palmer for bigamy. States
Attorney Fish appeared in behalf of the
State.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-09-08

Potatoes are yielding well and are of
excellent quality. No signs of rot have
appeared.
VIII Dyer and a party of friends went
over to Ticonderoga on a pleasure trip
the other day.
Judge Hedden goes next week to Long
Lake, n. Y, for a hunting and fishing
season among the Adlrondacks.
Wallace and Munroy Doud and their
wives have gone on an excursion to
Lake George to be absent several DAYS.
Rev. II. +. Howard of Middlesex spent
Sunday with O. p. Mead. lie will at
tend the camp-meeting at Spring Grove
this week.
Mrs. F. w. Atwood starts next Tues
day for Canton, Ill.,, to visit her brother,
and will take in the Worlds fair before
she returns.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-09-08
SHOREHAM.

VIM. Anderson has returned to his
school at Mortified.
A daughter was born, Sept 5, to Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Birchard of Boston
are with their friends here.
Mrs. Ii. w. Jones and daughter Edith
went to Rutland Tuesday to attend the
wedding of Wilson Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. North left Monday
for Chicago. After visiting the fair
they contemplate an extended western
trip.
Misses Clark and Craven, who are
working under the auspices of that the
Christian Endeavor society, are holding
meetings here several evenings during
the week.
Rev. Smith Norton is to be absent
during the month of September He
started for Chicago Monday morning
Among others leaving for the Worlds
fair are Arthur Farnham and Misses
Lura and Edna Brookins.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-09-08
VEROENNES.


DR.. Z. w. Shipman returned Tuesday
from business trip to Boston.
A. E. Elitharp of Lyme, Ia, is visit
ing relatives in town and at BridpoIt.
Ira Brady has sold to Sheriff Reeves of
Burlington his matched team of Bruno
horses for $3.50.
Hon. f. j. Phelps of Burlington and
Rev. MIR. Bliss of New York were regis
tered at the Stevens House on Monday.
The funeral of Chas. Moran, aged go,
who died at Bristol on Sunday, was held
at the Catholic church here on Tuesday.
The remodeling of the Methodist
church is progressing favorably and will
make great Improvement ON the former
building.
The funeral of Mrs. C. II. Stevens was
held on Wednesday of last week and
largely attended, Rev. ii. r. Titus
officiating.
Mrs. Ii. Adams, who has been visiting
relatives at Madison, Wis, returned on
Tuesday, accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. Kellogg.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-09-08
NEW HAVEN.
Deferred from last week. |

Shirley Landon has returned from
Chicago.
Station Agent Mlnsur and wife are to
set up housekeeping.
Miss Alice Hinman is home for va
cation from New York city.
Milo Human, a brother of Harvey
and James Human, is in town.
j. A. Caldwell is on police duty at the
Breeders meeting at White River juno
ton this week.
Mrs. Arson Wright and children re-
turned last Friday from an extended
visit in the West.
Mrs. Elitha Brown is home after
spending most of the summer with her
daughter in Enosburgh.
Rev. John Thomas, son of the pastor
occupied the desk last Sunday morning
and gave an instructive and interesting
discourse.
Miss Hathaway of North Adams,
Mass, will teach the village school
again, Miss Miner on Town Hill, Miss
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-09-08
EAST MlDDLEBURY.

Mrs. Nellie Arnold is quite ill.
George Sessions has moved into one of
Tupper's houses on School street.
Mrs. A. II. Sumner and Mrs. Nellie
Sumner visited in Brandon last week.
Mrs. Bert Crane of Bridport visited at
Mrs. A. II. Summers on Wednesday of
last week.
Mrs. Mandana Buttles of Brandon Wis
tied her parents here last week. Miss
May Buttles is teaching the school in the
Lovett district in this town.
Miss Jennie English and roommate,
Miss Maud Cummings, from a school in
Massachusetts,, are spending a vacation
with the formers parents here.
Dr. Townsend of Bridport, who was
recently appointed one of the county
board of surgeons to examine applicants
for pensions, was III town on Tuesday
with his wife who is to remain with her
mother few days. Mrs. Townsend has
just recovered from severe illness.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-09-08

James Seaman is in very poor health.
Miss Lucy ii. Hitchcock is engaged to
teach our school, which began Sept. 4.
Misses Craven and Clark of Moody's
school have been holding meetings in
this place. y
Mrs. Hannah p. Goldspink, wife of
Samuel Goldspink of Brandon, died at
her home on Goldspnk avenue, Aug. %,
of heart disease. She was born in this
place Aug. 3, 1918. She was the last of
her fathers (Joseph Hitchcock's)
family. When a young lady she was
united in marriage to Levi L. l.. Lowell,
who died in 1854. In 1875 she married
Mr.. Goldspink, who, with one son by
her first marriage, H. o. Lowell of Bran
don. survives her. The funeral was held
from her late residence Tuesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, the intermeDt taking
place at Leicester.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-09-08
County '17ews.
RRIpPoRT.

BRIDPoRT.
II. f. Merrill and family are moving
to Middlebury.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Fletcher started
Wednesday for the Worlds fair.
Frank A. Nisun has recently purchas-
ed the j. E. Crane farm; consideration,
$1,000.
A number of our townsmen are in at
tendance at the State fair at Burlington
this week.
AL Marty Speciality Co., with Skaters
Swiss Bell Ringers, will give an enter
tanment in the town hall on Tuesday
evening next, September II.
Almer Eltharp. son of Prosper Eli
tharp, Esq, is visiting his father and
other relatives here. He has been in the
West for a number of years.
Mrs. DIR. j. j. Towle of Jamestown,N y,
with her daughter, Miss Mamie, is visit
ing relatives in town and vicinity. Miss
Towle will enter the college at Middle
bury at the opening of the fall term.
w. j. Melvin. who has been in the
employ of the Illinois Steel Co. at Chica-
go for number of years, has recently
been transferred from that city to an
other branch of their business. He is
now located at Iron Mountain, Wis.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-09-08

w. II. Greene of New York, F. w.
Yale of Saratoga and Joseph Liberty of
Worcester, Mass, are visiting relatives
and friends in town.
Chester w. Allen returned Tuesday
from Worcester. Mrs. Allen will short
" return, when a settlement will be
made in Panton.
Haviland Sawyer and wife of Ames
bury, Mass, have been guests for few
weeks at the pleasant home of c. w.
Mason and family in New Haven, parents
of Mrs. Sawyer.
John II. Senter, secretary Of the Union
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of Montpelier.
was in town Tuesday and adjusted the
loss on the Bostwick barn recently
burned in Waltham.
The fall term of the Nergennes graded
school started IN for business Monday.
G. c. Davis is principal, Miss Matilda p.
Gouldng of Rutland preceptress, and
Misses Sutton, Clark, Ellison and Walk.
er the other teachers.
The steam yacht Crescent, from Port
Henry, Captain Presby, owner, and the
canal boat j. G.. Hndes, Case, comnan.
der, from New York with cargo of iron
for the horse-nai factory. were among
the arrivals of the past week.
Vergennes people now at the Chicago
show are w. w. Booth and wife. S. w
Hlndes and wife, Mrs. Mary L. Smith
(widOw of the late Marshall Smith OF
BridporD, Miss Annie c. Wetherby
Miss Nancy NJ. Smith, DR.. II. j. Parker
and Miss Herrika Stevens.
Sheriff Merritt of Shoreham, Deputies
Cobb of Middlebury, Middlebrook OF
Ntrgennes, Smith of Addison and
Butterfeld of Lincoln, Constable Frisbe
of Ferrisburgh, States Attorney Fish
City Attorney futile, City Sheriff Bate:
and the writer of Vergennes and FISH
Warden John Z. Preston of Ferrisburgf
made up quite jolly excursion party
who boarded the steamer Fort Cassir
Monday morning bound for days out
ing on both river and lake. The New
York club house at Fort Cassin was frs
inspected. Thence the party went tC
Essex, n. Y, where dinner was attended
to at North's hotel. After that a north
east course of seven miles took the party
/ to DR.. Webb's dock, which, together
with the doctors fine steam zach
Elfrida, was inspected. Thence tht
course was to Burlington, where shOr
stay was made. returning and arriving
home at s As p. IN. The party wish tC
extend thanks to Mr.. LaBnuff, owner o.
the steamer, who kindly rendered the
use of it for the trip, and accompanied
the party.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-09-08

Brunette in the depot district and Miss
Hinckley on the river.
Col. Hurlburt and family left town
this week, returning to Weybridge, their
former home. We regret that Illness in
the family of Mrs. Hurlburt's mother
necessitates this change, for since their
coming into town they have proved a
a valuable acquisition to society. They
are highly esteemed and pleasant,
hospitable Christian family to be as
ISOLATED with.
Latest.l
The fall term of the academy orened
on Tuesday of this week.
Charles Peck and ). B. NJ. Cowles and
wife left for Chicago on the early train
Tuesday morning.
Merchant Roscoe left for the World 5
fair last Saturday. NJ. j. Landon and
wife go next week. Miss Lottie, their
daughter, is expected home next Mon
day from Boston, where she has been
for some time studying music.
A young man who drove into town on
Tuesday last was the unfortunate loser
of his horse. He said that he left his
home in Rutland at 1 o'clock that morn.
ing and he arrived at j. A. Cadwells
about noon. His horse soon became
very i'll and died in a few hours. lie
drove a good rig, but probably returned
home "sadder if not wiser man. His
experience should teach a lesson to many
others in this day of fast driving, who
seem to think. the powers of endurance
of that most noble animal are without
limit
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-09-08
CORNWALL.

Mrs. Lucinda Field and Mrs. Sarah
Winslow of Troy, n. Y, were the guests
of Mrs. j. A. Foote the first of the week.
Among those who have recently de-
parted for Chicago aud the West are Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Sanford, Mrs. c. A.
Ellsworth and n. j. Rose.
The pastors wife, Mrs. S. II. Barnum,
was agreeably surprised on Monday by
a gift of money amounting to S22 from
the ladies of the parish, the sum repre-
senting twice the number of years since
her marriage.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-09-08
WEST CORNWALL.

Cool weather and slight frosts In our
vicinity.
y Grain was badly damaged in many
places by the recent hard rams.
j. w. Peck is in attendance at the
State fair at Burlington. He took his
colt King Gillig.
Miss Anna NJ. Bingham goes this
week to Wellesley, Mass, where she
will enter the college.
Miss Cora Bingham has again COM
menced her labors as teacher in the
graded school in Middlebury.
Miss Lettie Wooster commenced a
term of school last Monday morning in
the Seeley district in Middlebury.
Joseph r. Jones has succeeded in get
ting patent for his frut-picker He will
soon show it in is perfected form and
will have some ready for fall work.
Miss Jennie Perry of Vergennes and
Miss Gertrude Wltherell of Bridport
visited their school friends. Miss Anna
Bingham and Miss Lettie Wooster, last
week
Among the recent guests IN town are
Mrs. Remsen of Middlebury, at g. IL.
Searle's; Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hitch
cock of West Haven, at A. II. Taylor's :;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Mosely of Bristol
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Hildreth of
Ticonderoga, n. Y, at j. w. Peck's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Sanford started
Monday for Chicago. They expect to be
away several weeks, see the sights of
the fair and visit friends there. They
will go to Galesburg and see Patrick
Sanford and family. Mrs. Cordelia
Ellsworth, Mr.. Sanford's sister, went
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Pulsa buried
their only child, beautiful little girl
nearly three years old, on FRIDAY of last
week. 1t died in a fit in which it lay
seven hours. 1t had several before,
each succeeding one growing worse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pulsa have the SYM
pathy of their friends and neighbors, and
they feel very grateful to all who in
various ways assisted them in their time
of great trouble and who brought
flowers with their beauty and fragrance
in SUCH lavish abundance. To the faith
err the blow seems TO fall with great
force. He has a sister in Pennsylvania,
but his wife and the little girl just called
to a better home was all he had here,
and he mourns as one without comfort.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-09-08
RIPTON.

George Fisher has bought the Orvalda
Harrington place.
j. A. Gee is moving into L. Bakers
house just above the village.
There was quite severe frost the night
of the I'd. Gardens suffered badly.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Goodhue of Rich
ford have been visiting lately at Sylves-
ter Murray's.
Why not enforce that prohibitory law
against the travelling pocket saloon who
sells alcohol, reduced and unreduced. to
youngsters in secluded spots OH Sunday +?
Clayton Kirby and John Billings left
for Chicago Monday, the 4th. They in
tend to stay if they get good situations.
One or two Ripton boys are doing well
there now.
TFro.l another correspondent.
5. d. Damon is shingling his house.
The recent high water carried away
two or three small bridges above the Inn
Our blacksmith informs your cores
pondent that he intends to follow his vo-
cation in Middlebury.
Mrs. Eliza Race has received her pension
at last and has invested it in home, buy
ing the place recently occupied by New
ell Gonyea.
On the 1st inst. three hands in G. j.
Hodges mill planed, butted and tied up
$500 feet of clapDoards in the afternoon,
$50 feet in % minutes.
n. Culver has been cutting the brush
beside the road between his place and j.
w. Bakers mill, doing the job under the
direction of the road commissioner to let
the sun into the road.
c. w. Iinsley and wife of Alstead, n.
H., were in town on Sunday last. Mr..
Linsley was resident here for many
cXears, moved to Middeburv and left
there some % years ago. Mrs. Linsley
was daughter of the late Ira BOynton.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-09-08
WEYBRiDGE,

The marriage of John p. Britell and
Miss Cardua, daughter of G.. II. Sprigc.
took place a. the Methodist church ON
Tuesday evening. The church was
filled. Rev. 5. Palmer. the pastor of the
church, of which both the bride and
groom are members, performed the cere-
mony, assisted by Revs. j. L. Fort. Jr.
of Hinesburgh and f. Delevan of Round
Lake, n. Y, former pastors. Miss
Bertha Griswold of Bennington was the
bridesmaid and John Shaw of this place
best man. The party entered the church
at 5 o'clock. preceded by Miss Marion
Gilmore of Swanton, who bore a largo
basket of flowers, the wedding march
Delng rendered on the organ by c.. NJ.
Baker After the ceremony came q
largely-attended reception at the resi-
dence of the bride. Fine Refreshments
were served. The presents were numer-
Gus and valuable, quite a number coming
from out-of-town friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Britell took the night express for Ben
ningtOn.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-09-08
L-EICES

Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Barker started on
Tuesday for Chicago.
The schools in town have all COM
menced their fall terms.
Carl Barker and Arthur Briggs began
the fall term of school at Brandon Sept. 4.
L. C. Needham and family have been
on visit to his son, Fay, who resides in
Providence, r. |.
Mrs. Alice White returned to her home
on Wednesday, stopping on her way to
visit friends aud to see the fair at Chicago.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-09-08
WEST SALISBURY.

Miss Helen Raymond returns to Or
well to visit her parents.
DR.. Dewey of California called on
Miss Jane Morton last week.
Mrs. Harriet Hulett has been making a
visit among friends at Rutland.
Miss Elizabeth Smith returns this week
from the Worlds fair at Chicago.
Mrs. Baldwin of Whiting is stopping
with her daughter, Mrs. Wallace Doud.
Wallace Freshett of Boston has opened
a carriage shop and is doing a good
business.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-09-08
LIBERATION NOTICE.

/ have gwen my son, Charles T., his time
during the remainder of his minority, and
shall claim none of his wages and pay none OF
his debts after this date.
FRANCIS AUSTIN.
shoi cham, VT, Aug 81, 1898. "a st
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-09-08
BOOK BINDING!

Magazines bound. Old books repaired
Good work-none better.
FREE PRESS,
10 :35w Burlington.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-09-08
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-15
@apne Spuutp.

- 9lm Srsitas ftarb in Sonssbals
Srau 8. 8aumann i'm 9llter bon &c
Sabrsn. Sic lit iedS Sabre an ber
st. 8sitS aranfbeit unO binterldBt einer
@atten uno orei 9inber.
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i6le6ten 3eiten unb bat cies baburd be-
pieien. baB er cine Reibe bon bauliber
8erbsHerunsen an ieinem SOtel ppr'
nebmen Idbt, tposu aud bic ginridtuni
srDberer uno bequemerer @sisai4afts'
rdume sebDren.
anfanss boriser @o6e itarb il
Sonesbals @eorse 8osel i'm 9llter bot
80 Sabren; unb am sIeiden Gage farI
beHen Sdpaser @m. 8eeb in 2srai
Iopnibip i'm alter bon SO Sabren.- -gln
Sonntas itarb 2prens 8eipner i'm alte
bon So Sabrsn, uno bieiem foI8te an
,UlOntas Gbriitian Gbriit bon llniOl
Sill.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-15
Wab benz Strtfe.

an Der 8pomins Dipiiion Der 2ebisb
8aaep 8abn tparen por benz Strife 7l2
Wann anseiteat. Nn Stsqe Der Guss
itsbenben ipurben ettpa 500 nsue 2suts
senommen unb bon bieien oeisrtirten ODE,
sinsen ab sesen 200, 10 bab 900 in,
Disnit perbIieben. So perbsn baber fii,
etpa 4l2 Der ebemalisen gnssfelltsn
Yldte frei isin, bod tpirb bic Gompani,
nur iolhe 2eute tpieber annebmen, bic
l6 pdbrenb bss Strites ni6t antDsip
ssma9t baben. Maerbinss tpirb es nod
einise Wo6en bauern, bis ii6 bic Situa.
tion sefIdrt bat unb aaeS pisber in biz
sepobnte Oronuns fbmmt.
Spar iinb bic guSitebenben bon be,
8rloeridaft bisber unteritutt pprben,
aber trOboem mlHen bic 8erluite beriel,
ben ii6 auf cine bobe Summe beIauien.
Die 8erluite Der 2ebisb 8aaeb 60. f6ns
nsn porIdufe off1iea nod nidt feftse.
iteat iperben, bslaufen iid absr auf oieiet
Dipiiion aaein auf ettpa $500 uni
pabrideinIid entlans ber sansen 8abn
auf apei Nillionsn Dollars. Das iint
beiberieits tbeure grrunssni9aften unt
sS mare pprtbeiIbafter fur bic @ompanit
unb bic 2eute seneien, ii6 sitIi6 au
sinissn unb einsn Iusitanb su Ssrmsibsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-15
Sunmpre.

-Sn ben Spencer Gruben lisst BIZ
Irbeit nod INNER barnisber.
- Der alte Sobn SdGfsr tpurbe am
SamitaS an Der 2adananna Ipsnut
Iberfabren, uber ni4t erbebIi6 psrIsBt.
- Die psnnipIoania GOmpanis triffl
8otbersitunsen, ibre 2Oblsnprobuftion
an benz @ipip GrOps @erfe bsbsutsnt
su bersr6bsrn.
- Die FRACTION Gompanie bat felt
Wontas ibren SabrpIan absednbsrt,
Der SO. 6 0asen 1T aufsssebsn por.
ben; bon ben bier 8asen ittnoIid fab'
rem itpei mad ben Corners unb um ben
8reiS, bic anberen spei fabrsn nad So
6 unb bann nab ben Corners, sbsnfaas
einen 2reis bsidrsibenb.
= @ssen bic beftisten MassnIeibsr
sisbt eS nidtS bsiiereS pie Or. Iusuf
86nis'S Sumburser Tropfen iie baber
mir fdon bdufis idneg unb fiber ssboI,
fen.-sllbert. .Sieler. Bort SOpe, Mia.