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The Somerset reporter., 1896-12-24

A majority Of readers know that a
mixture Of two parts Of pounded ice
and one part Of common salt will reduce
the temperature of anything inclosed so
as to be wholly surrounded by the mix
ture (say milk can in an ice cream
freezer, to point 80 degrees below
but few readers, however, that know OF
the remarkable properties of "a mixture
of chloride Of lime and ice A mixture
of three parts of orystallized chloride
of lime and two parts of ice forms a
combination that Will freeze mercury in
seven minutes, st. Louis Republic
The Somerset reporter., 1896-12-24
Bingham

Died in Bingham, Dec. Oh, Mrs. Lena
Corson, daughter Of +. +. and Edna Hill
ton, aged u years. Mrs. Corson had been
a resident of Bingham but short time,
bur had made many warm friends TN re
and in adjoining towns, having taught
school in that vicinity for number Of
year.. Many called with words Of sym
pathy and Offers of help during her short
but painful Illness. She leaves a hus-
band and two small boys who need a
mothers tender care; also a mother and
only brother But they mourn not as
those without hope fully believing that
only a thin mist hides her from from
view.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-12-24
No. New Portland.

Mr.. and Mrs J. II Record, who have
been visiting Mrs. Records parents for
the past week, returned home, Saturday
night.
NJ. w Hutchns is on the road taking
orders for II ". Kennison's patent gar
ment hanger He is meeting with good
success and is taking a large number of
orders.
s. Church and X. o. Churchill of on
cord, we're in town, Saturday, on bust
ness.
G G. Sheldon, Esq, went to skowhe-
gan, Tuesday, tie attend : j. court.
G.. A Milliken of Portland, was in
town Monday. He has bounded the
Kiby township owned by Josiah Chase
and son, and will wholly purchase the
same.
A large number of teams are hauling
birch to the novelty mill.
DR. w H. Stevens is still on the sick
list and confined to his house.
Rev. c w. burlington preached at
the f. b. church at West New Portland,
Sunday last.
The following guests were at Hotel
Quint last week f. G. Farrington, c.
" Marston and B. :. Viles of skowhe-
gan; II & and l. + Perkins of Dead
sRiver; ". O. Eustis of Strong; E. =.
King of Bingham; w. B EstY Of Angus
ia; h. J Watson Of Pennington; Z j.
Walker of Madison, and J. ~. Jordan
of kingti Id.
Miss Weona L. Clark, who has been
attending Wellesley college is at home
for a short vacation, also ". =. Plum
mer, who has been attending Emerson's
school of oratory.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-12-24
Du Maurier Liked the Fashiona.

1t was inevitable, as the principle ex-
ponent of topical art by pictorial satire,
that Du Maurier should hold pretty
strong opinions about women's dress
and fashions generally, and it is fact
that he was by no means decrier of the
productions of the modern modiste. On
the contrary. he admitted very warm
admiration for his feminine contempt
raries-small waists, pointed shoes, big
hats and all-and felt a constant pleas
ure in delineafing them. And as for the
children of this fortunate country, he
would say he could think of no painted
or sculptured children of the past who
were more charming-at least, to him.
And this, from an artist who never for
got that he was French by birth, was
praise indeed --Lady's Pictorial
The Somerset reporter., 1896-12-24
ShaMnlut.

II is fine driving on the river from
here to FAN fl ID distance of miles.
The village schools were postponed on
account of the measles breaking out here
again, Wallace Jewett's children have
them now.
Lady Ames is very sick at this writing
and it is feared she will have shock.
Albert Jewett ia in skowhegan, at
tending this term Of court.
Mrs. John Fuller was called to
Caribou, last Thursday, by the sudden
Illness of her father, Mr.. Benz. Burrill
formerly OF this place.
We have Sabbath school and meet
ing. There are about forty in all thai
attend sabbath school. Mr.. c. A Hall
OF Fairfield holds meeting here now.
WICK.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-12-24

Rev. o. NJ. Chase breaches here next
Sabbath, al 10 30 a. m. aud p. m,
W. II. Warren preached here last Sab
bath.
Mr.. A. p. Holmes received telegram
a few days ago announcing the death of
his brother, OTIS +. Holmes IN Colorado
City, 1t was great shock to his friends
rs they had not known of his sickness.
He took sudden cold which termna-
ted ia pneumonia. He leaves two
sisters, six brothers and a large circle Of
friends to mourn their loss.
Mrs. Brown of Cambridge, is teaching
a very successful term Of singing school
in this place. Quite a number of his
class went to Belgrade, Monday even
ing, to attend his school there and parti-
cipated with them in box sociable. An
excellent time was reported.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-12-24
NIadIsOn.

Carrie Tarbox Of Pennington was in
town Friday.
Seth Paine Of Stratton was here last
week, visiting his sister and brother,
Mrs. G. A. ilber and Leonard Paine.
John Vose was here the last of the
week visiting his brother Sam.
DIR. Sawyer went mp river Monday to
get what big game the law allows, the
Doctor will get it if his stories are to
be believed.
Harry Cook has gone to Vermont on a
two weeks visit.
John and Nell Bixby came home from
Orono for a two weeks vacation Tues
day.
Will Davis will be moro careful with
unloaded ~ guns in the future, he fired
a bullet from his Winchester through
his house Monday evening.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-12-24
Arson Centre.

Newell Nye and daughter, Blanche,
of oolon, spent Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. L. j. Moore.
Mrs. Fred Houghton and her sister,
Miss Edith Nye, won't to New Portland,
Saturday, to visit their brother, Charles
Nye.
Allen Jeffreys of Arson hill, passed
the Sabbath in this place.
Mrs. Clara Nutter went to Solon, re-
Gently, after her niece, Mrs. Willis
CUNT.
Gason Greenleaf and sister, Mrs. Han
nah Tarr, of the Gray district, were in
this place, Sunday.
William Booker was up from Madi-
son, sunday afternoon.
Ora Pullen is hauling his potatoes to
Madison.
Silas Pullen is at work for Walter
Booker.
Joseph McKenny of Madison, is haul
ing wood from this place.
Willis Emery of North Arson, WAS in
this place, Thursday.
Arson Hilton was in this place, Fri
day.
Chas. Houghton and wife, of Madison,
were visiting his brother, Fred Hough-
ton, last Tuesday.
Miss Lula Il. Smith closed very sue
cessful term of school in this place last
Friday. She was well liked by all her
scholars.
b. Spaulding and wife of Madison,
have been visiting their asnt, Mrs. T.
j. Moore.
Mrs. Bradford Spencer is quite sick.
No., lot % hot ,uotn. hottlao OF Sarap
The Somerset reporter., 1896-12-24
SOlOn.

Mrs. Thomas Cross was called 10
Waterville last Saturday by the illness
of her daughter, Mrs. John Mathews.
DIR. Williams of Bingham, was in
town Saturday.
The Scion Coon Club went to Bng-
ham with their entertainment, Saturday
evening.
II. S. Longley was at Skowhegan ON
business, Saturday.
l.. G. Whipple was visiting relatives
a Orono ana kents HILL few days last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gallagher are the
happy parents. of fine boy.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-12-24

The more 1 think of it 1 find this
conclusion more impressed upon me,
that the greatest thing human soul
ever does in this world is to see some
thing and tell what it saw in plain
way. Hundreds of people can talk for
bne who can think, but thousands can
think for one who can see. To see clear
ly is poetry, prophecy and religion-all
In one. -Ruskin.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-12-24

There is to be Christmas tree at the
church and short program by the Sab
bath school.
Emma Scribner who has been attend
ing school here, inhaled ether and had
five teeth extracted the first OF last
week She took cold and her face be-
came so swollen and painful that she has
beea unable to continue at school, but
has gone TO her home.
Charles Dunton and Nahum Cook have
bought lot of hay 10 Brighton which
they are hauling.
Willard Eaton who has been at work
in Worcester, Mass, returned home last
week.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-12-24
He Got the Post.

A young candidate for naval sur
geon was before the examining board,
and the question was put to him: "What
would you do if man was brought to
you during action with his arms and
legs shot off? Now. sir, don't keep the
board waiting. What would you dol
Make haste,
"By Jove, sir, " returned the young
candidate, II would pitch him over
board and go to some one else l would
be of more service to' He got the post
Scottish Nights.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-12-24
So. Madison

Mr.. Daniel Wescott and wife went to
Arson, sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Taylor Is staying at home
for a short time.
Mr.. j. O. Ward and wife went to Fair
fl-ld, Saturday, TO attend the funcra! eff
NJ Wards cousin.
Mr.. Durrell Howe is slowly improving
Tracy Forsythe of Skowhegan, was in
town, Sunday.
Misses Lena and Elva Wescott are at
home this week on vacation.
Mr. l. ). Wheeler is hauling his ice.
Mrs. A. H. Ward went to Arson, sun
day, to visit her parents.
WE are sorry TO hear that Mira. Manly
Strickland is quite sick. ULA.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-12-24

According to the estimates Of Mr. J.
A. Udden, who has studied the remark
able phenomena of dust and sand storms
in thu arid regions of the west, every
cubic mile of the lower air during an
ordinary dry storm" contains at least
225 tons of dust, while in severe storms
of this kind as much as 1875, 900 tons of
dust and sand may be contained in a
cubic mile Of air. Dust storms some
times last for 90 or 30 hours.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-12-24
Fairfield Centre.

Mr. +. NJ. Gibson Of Omaha, Neb.,
was calling on friends here, sunday.
Mrs. Alton Richardson was in Angus
ia, visiting friends and relatives last
week
Victor Grange was very well repre-
scented at the state grange, last week,
about "a doom being IN Attendance,
We are sorry to announce that owing
to the illness Of Hon. j. II. ManIey his
lecture under the auspices of Victor
grange, has been postponed for the
present.
Mrs. Judkius and son who have been
holding meetings here for the past two
weeks have closed their ldbors aud re-
trned home.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-12-24
Clinton,

Christmas will be observed by both
churches.
Georgia Maude McNally fell on the Ice
and spraned her ankle one day last
week.
was for several years Master of the
Grange and will be greatly mourned by
large circle of friends.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Dixon closed her house
for the winter, last Monday.
Blaisdell & Smith are closing out their
goods and will go out of trade. STAR.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-12-24

The l.. n. o, Society of East Madison,
met with Mrs. Nettie kincaid Tuesday.
Dec. % |. Their next meetings will be
with Mrs. Lizzie Boardman. Tuesday,
Dec. 29Ch, and with Mrs. Ellen Paine,
Tuesday, Jan. 5th.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-12-24

Portland Advertiser A Madrid news
paper called FL Pals the Country adj
vises the government to give the United
States "a vigorous chastisement.o This
il like telling an oetogenarian with one
foot ia the grave to go in and whip Fitz
simmons.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-12-24

The cloth of the old Egyptians was so
good that, although it has been used for
thousands of years as wrappings of the
mummies, the Arabs of today can wear
1t. 1t is ali CT linen, the ancient Egyp.
tians considering wool unclean.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-12-24

The present king Of Belgium is Leo
pold Ii, who assembled the throne Dec.
10, 1865. Tie kings Of Belgium are
successors q I'VE princes Of Orange, the
first being PhiIioert, who succeeded to
the throne in 1902. For u long time they
were known as Stockholders
The Somerset reporter., 1896-12-24

gan, visited at Laforest Goodwin's, last
week.
little child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Nye was quite sick last week.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-12-24
BIXBY & BUCK.
Coburn Block,
Skowhegan.
RESOURCES.

RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, 376I s76IoS
Overdratts, secured and unsecured Se2D.H
u. 5. Bonds to secure circulation 100000
T.. S. Ronds on hand 100000
Stocks securities, etc Al, 10000
Banking house. furniture and fixtures. io,nooos
Due from National Banks mot reserve agts) 25Soo1
Due from approved reserve agents sI,s2o.ys
Checks and other cash items, S,s4o.I4
Notes OF other National banks, IS,7lIoo
Fractional paper currency, nichels Il cents. i7S.9s
Lawful money reserve in bank. viz
Specie, 7G7oo
L. S. Certis of Deposits for legal tender 9I,7ooss
Redemption fund wi U. s. Treasurer
Is per cent OF circulation. 67so.ss
Total. Ss7I,7orsi
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in, $I5o,ooe-oo
Surplus fund, 100000
Undivided profits, less expenses and
paid, iS,lSo.s4
National Bank notes outstanding, 100000
Due to state Banks and Bankers, 37,ooI1s
Dividends unpaid, 40
individual deposits subject to check, I9834I4S
Total, $s7LToI.9t
STATE OF MAINE.
County of Somerset, SIS =
|, Geo. N Page, Cashier of the above named
bank do soemnly swear that the above statement
is the best of my knowledge and belief
GEO. n. PAGE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7Jd day
of Dec. 1870.
IL JAMEs FELLOWS, Notary Public.
Couect-Atest:
ED. p. PAGE,
a. II. WYMAN, Directors.
l.. {. EMERY,
The Somerset reporter., 1896-12-24

New lot of hot water bottles at Samp-
sons corner drug store.
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Nlrurnaua.

0I dnuguu, II. 2tpril. - Bon
gtugarota, no Qrd7ioent 3elana ii6
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6rn. 9uter eriu6an ppQen. einen
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Seiten Der RebeLen uno Die Q(usliefez
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pdren entihisoen 3u llnquniten Der
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bu6en iiA nit Den 5ruppen pon Som
bura5 Dereini9t, uno bic beioen Or
mes'n baben lanQium, aber iiaer bic
RebeQen Bel Wfatamba, Ga 9u3, G6iz
nanoeaa uno anoeren Srten um3inz
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@erIuIte. General Bai3 bon ben gez
9ierungsz 5ruppen 6at Qus 2imQs ben
Rebeeun entriiien unb mebrere 6unbert
oerIelben get0otet.
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GonbcHtiun Der grrQIrute.

6 lum bus, ., II. 2(pril. -
Die 9eItrjgs SiBunQ Der GonDention
Der berejnigt,n 82rglaute na6m sinsn
Itiirmiihsn @srI1uf. Gne geIoluz
ton, pelhs Die Crgani5atioa per
pflihtet, biz Qrdijosntihafts=G =Ganoi=
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Sine Haiolutipn, biz Qeute in 0ar 2(n=
disqualification gu organiiiran, puroa
an ous Gretutio Gomite 0ernieIen.
Gum YrdIjo2nten it g. 8. Qsnn1
njsosrerp0bIt noroen, 3um8ice=YrG
Iiosnttn Cameron W}j1er pon Mdi7ilz
lon, S5iO, uno gum ShlbmaiIterz
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r. 6. G1Dis bon C5io, S5dmas o.
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i'm Don 0eits9irginisn, 15rio. Oil
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ReIolutioR, Den QongreB I'm Be
ihr0ntung Der Ginndnoerung 3u erz
iUhan, Qellnate our Nnna6me.
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Gt,,e 1trme Colonial
0rIrIlrdDaft.
0r. 9eters mttb un6egriinoeten
9orlrt6etfen ,pei6eu.
Snterpeaation i'm Ieidstase iiber
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Gfs CrrrmOnienmriffsr RObr na6
{1erlin 3uriRgekfbrt.
Scin Spfcr pBne flrfItf)e GBrrn
brigeleBt.
Vcrid1icocnc Tahri6ttn aus ocnt
ocutid1cu 0aterIanoc.

Berlin, II. Q(pril. - Gine neue
hiiIiJe 2lbtbeiIung Der &oIpnidlz8ez
I3QItaft fat Iih gebiloet. Sum 9orz
iiBtnon lit Bring 2lrsn6er8, pelter
bet1nntlid BON Or. 9eters du5 Dem
9rdii0ium bsraus8eorGngt porosn
mar, srpdbIt poroen. Snfol8e sine5
9eris3ens ging AUDI Or. 93ters isI5jt
Die Ginlaoun8 5u, oieIer neuen 2lo.
t6eilun8 Ii6 an3uI6LisBen. Der
Retts sGommii1dr liegt augsn6Iiflia
in S6les!pi9 Der Sago ob. Die nsue
Misunderstanding nsnnt ii9 Ser
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sm 8sfdngniiIe gu Saar6urq in
Got6rin8en 1T Elm Snbaftirter that
iddIi6 oe5 9ungsrtooes gs7tor6sn.
SIN betruntenen 3uitanDe mar Gin
0}uIiter Derbaftet uno pon einem 30
tighten in Der 3el, oes oorti9en priz
mitipin 8efdn9niTss ein8e7perrt NOR
Den. 0prt nurbe er pergsIIen; crit
na6 ma6rersn 3a8en iAloB man Die
3sue uuf uno f1no in oeriel6an Den
Wtann toot, pis cine Sbouttion Der
2eite ergeben FAT, perbun9ert bor.
Der 9oli3iit, oefsn 9ergeBli6teit Elm
W}eni6snlebsn 9etoItst bat, lit oerbafz
ta. poroen.
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Sas 2S. Runoes. .sanncrfrlt.

Bttt bura Pd., II. Wpril. -
0ie2lrrangemant5 fir ou5 baoprltebenz
De SGngerfeIt Ihreiten rijIti9 boran.
Dus W2uiitzGomite mar unter @or7iB
oe5 oru. Nd. 90. 60rIter nit 6rn. SEQ
SebmIsr ais SetretGr in SiBunq. 25n
oerielben lpuroe Die Houts fiir bic 5a7tz
0iriqenten bebufs8eiu65 Der ausmGrz
tiqen 8eiangoereins, ME folgt, feitgez
ieRt: 8rofeIIor 2(6l - Sohnstopn,
NeItzHepton, Grie, GleosIano, Mil
mautse Gbica9o, SoIiet. PtofeTor
Ypqel - 9apton, Columbus, Grncinz
nati, M}artin5 6errp, 2oui5piqe, Snz
pian1poli5 uno Ct. Qoui5. IS tpuroe
fsrner Der @orI6Iag 9emu6t, Die Sem
tralzgeb0roe gu eriuhen, Dem Wtuiitz
Gomite 3u iiberlaIien, Die 8reat g8ez
itern 8ano fir oen T., 8. uno II. SUM-
in StGrte ppn 36 Mann 3u engd9iren.
Sm 2luftra9s be5 WtiIpdutee WtuIitz
9ereins fam geItern 0r. 6. J. Stride
BON bort nu6 bier uno Iu6te, beglsitet
bon 9rn. &rij9er, Guartier fir Die
Utllndutee 'er Sanqer. gtd6 Sui6rlf@
ten, fpeI6e Dem SefretGr !orn. Suam
3ugingsn, piro Der 8irmingbamz
1urnzYerein 3ebn Wonn sur Gr9dnz
sung bs5 GmpFang5=Gomite'5 3ur8erz
fu9unq IteQen; Der 8eiunaoerein Q6ilz
barmpnia in Gpdn5oi4e, Sno., ij6er=
Ionot2 eine 2iIte pon % W}itqlieoern,
mel6e am SGn9erfeIte tbeilnebmen
parocn. $0r. Sobn Ohfen BON GIeDez
Lamb tbeiIt in ainem 8riefe mit oaB
man tijAtig nit ben @orbcreitungen
fir bus zSdngerfeit beIhGftigt
lit. GbsnIo piro 'jd bic n8rotber6ooo
Of 9uinters u. Decorators of 2lmerica"
nit 6Iaq9e uno Banner an Der pa
rQoe betbeiliQen.
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ytr. 94.
81. Gungrc}.
6n icet iciur Ncrtbeteiauug Ger HSmiuifIras
tiou fprt. - 3infsrctcu I'M zcnat uue i'm
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'Saufc.
Waibington, l.. 2lpriI. -
ISm Senutc beenojgtc 0iu feline
groBe Rso2 8sqtn Die 2lnnabme oe5
4sffer'ih1n 8eihIUIIe5, Die 8onoUerz
tdufe Der 2lominjItrltion 81 unterIuz
ten. Der Senator ljeB bic peribjeoe=
nsu @aieBe ijbsr Die GinI0mng DON
8rlenbad5 perleIen uno ipruh oann
nod Idn9sre 32it, obne ieine Hcoe 81
b,enoiqen.
Scar berittets bic 9iu Elm ij6crg}cus
funoirung Der Yatific=9abneu, lpo5ei
e5 gu einem bsftigen 0ortpebiel 5rpiz
Ihsn Scar uno 9(ueu tam. N1d ais
nsr tur3en GretutioIjBuuQ pertagte ijh
Der Senat bis gum lPontdq.
2}m RsprG fentunttn6uuie
Qinq e5 iebr lebbaft SIT; e5 mar Vripdts
9iQ=Jag uno oerihieoens &rieqs 2lns
iprijhe Iagen 0or W}cUtlbon Don
QennInlpanien ertldrts lsioanIhoftlih,
ouB ,llncle Sam" Der inlimmte
Shuloner 7ei, Den man IidD oenfeu f0ns
ne; pon sinsm Srtsdrman lei eberGelo
gu erparttn, al5 BON Der ReqitrunQ.
Dieiclbs banole ihlimmcr ais Elm
Rdubrittsr.
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9ie 3ube mad Dem Stmrme.

90 orib, Il. 2lpril. - QUen
9efiirhtungen 3upioar lit ss bis ieBt
5u teinen cr6ebIi6en Ru6eit0runqen in
6oI9e o5r QeipaIttbGtiqsn WanipuIi=
run9 Der Gorte5nablen Seiteng Der
Wablbeumten Der berrI6enoen 9artei
getommen. Die Regisrungspreife be-
3sifnet Oas BON Den 9sgnarn bs5 con-
IerDatiDen 9abinat5 in l1mlauF Qe7eBte
8erij6t, 0aB oem Qanoe cine ernIts
politji6e &riii5 beooritsbe, ul5 IGAerz
li6. So lan9s Der 2lufItono ouf Gu6u
ni6t 6epdltigt lei, peros tein She'll oes
Ipaniifen 8oIfe5, audi bic ra6iateItsn
ReOoIutiondre ni6t, F6 bcitommsn
la1en, Der Regierung i'm Snnsrn
Sdpieri9teiten bersitsn gu poQen.
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Sin pnIttiIdcs @ufmitteI.

" 4 I + in gtpn, II. Mprtl. -
syn Spre6er Reeo's Simmer f1no
beute cine Gonferen3 itatt, an lpeIter
auBtr Dem Sprehar Der &prIiBenoe
oe5 Gomite's fir SnoaIiosnzQeniioz
nsn, Yitler, Iopie Die 9teprQIentanten
Oinglep, 9aI3sl uno Ya9ne tbsilna5z
men. IS banoete iih nm Die 6ruge,
peitere MISUNDERSTANDING gu err
laiIan, uno man entihieb iih oubin,
oaB es cine quite Yplitit isin piiroe,
Die YenIionsfra9e i'm 9auie DOr3uz
brin9en. IS iou bies in 6orm Der
9ifler'iden augem2inen YanIionsbiQ
qeIteben, Die gu oieIem 3pade BON
BEN 2lnpeIenoen einge6ano oi5tutirt
nuroe. 9ieie Bin, beren Senosn3 lit,
bic Grlungunq ppn Yeniipnen gu erz
Iei6tarn, beItjmmt unter 2lnoerem,
Dap Der Wiosrruf ooer Die Reouttion
ppn YsnIionen in alien 55dlen, aus
Qenommen 8etrug, tfatid6Ii6er SIR
tbum uno 2(uff0ren Der onouIioitdt,
ungeIeBlidb iein ioQ. GommiiIGr
3aum's SSnterpretation oes GsIeBe5
ppn 1890, Die ppn Der ieBigen 2lomiz
niitrdtion gr0BTeHtbeils umqeitoBsn
nuroe, ioGte pieoer ber8e1teGt uno
geriionGre, Die our6 bic neuan Gntz
ideiOungen BON Der 2iits geItri6en
murOen, pieOer auf bieIeIbe gei3Bt
perDen. 0ur6 2(nna6me Der Bill
piirOe oas PenIion5 =8Uoget um ca.
s. 100000 erhiht 1narNen
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8erIin, II. 2lpril. - 8oBa Iel6It
lit bsuts bierber 3urijfgets6rt. gr erz
tldrte, er ernlrte, pom W&ilitGr Sc
riht gu 3pei 310ren 6aItung, oem ME
brighten Str1fmuB, perurt6eiIt gu
Deroan uno hoffe auf baIoige 8egnu=
0iqung, neil er Der @eforoerta 9epsIen
p6re. Ob 0jsis iunquinii5en J9offz
nun9en in GrTjjllun8 geben nerOen, err
l6eint mi6r, ais 3peifelbaFt. Ol5
n9;rliner Ja9s6l1tt" idgt poruus,
olB Der Proj2B oor Der Strdftlmmer
itattfinosn naro2, uno 3uosm lit Der
SliIer iiber Die Wanoun9, pelha Der
Stanoal qenommen bat, auf ol5 Guz
Berite aufge6raht. S5osnFa15 lit oa5
ermartste 3eifen Der t1iIerli6en
55silna3me bi56er psrgsbsn5 srmarz
tat noroen.
5m Heidsta8,, nie i'm 2anota8s
peroen Snterpeuationsn Der 9tsgisz
runQ ii6ar DEN nm iih grsifsnoen
9utllunFu8 por6ereitst. 016ei grail
Iirt oieIe Ouellnut6 in elmer 6eoentliz
6en N'iie. Sn mebreren 9arniioz
nen huben in Den IsBt5n Jugen 0ueQe
3piIdben Sffi3ieren itattgefunoen; Die
Nlmen gperoen gebeim gebaIten. 2lu6
Die gsIinoe 2t6noung oieIes @ergebens
gsgen bic 6eite6enoen StrafqtieBe er=
re8t llnpiue. 60 lit in Yoien Der
OuaQant 9remier : 4iautsndnt Der
2anope6r, MttuI5ti, nit elmer 8eloz
Il II, Arnn1,refn,,,t,,,r
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GIu SQfer in Snrun crifift,

Gbicugo, II. 2lpriI. - Sin I5z
6;n5muoer 8GfargsIsGe, &arl 6. 9Ot6,
Fat Iih bier sjnsn iUBen 5oo our2 Grz
ititen in SDrup bsrsjtet. Sn osr 81dz
tube f1no nun i'm bsuta U}oreen ls6z
.o5 auf Dem 8ootn Ii.8,n in sinsm fuBz
tisfsn SprupsS:s. 0urh GrItid2n
bltte er ben SOB gsiunoen. Or ge0Tfz
nate Wluro mar U5eritr0msno ooQ ot5
iijBsn UtoluTss uro oas gan5e 8tiiAt
mar oamit U6erfle:Itert. Der Geb:n5z
miios fatte oos groBe SDrup@5aB an
1s}dpft uno ii4 o!rstt uHter Die Sr1ufs
6:rssItrstt. 8ot6 mar ie;t a;nem
Sabre in 5oIge elmer itDeran 8erIet=
sung am 8Opfe ni4t gang bei 9sritoHo
gspalen.