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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-13
GARDNER.

Gardner, Oct. 12-The Monadnock bowl
ing alleys have been reopened for the
season. The new proprietors are Richard
Cunningham and Arthur Pratt. For the
present the alleys will be open evenings
only. Interest in the league is being re-
viyed, and arrangements for the season
will soon begin.
Miss Ida Green died this morning OF
consumption at her home, 10 East Broad
way after a long Illness
State Master w. c.. Jewett of Worces-
ter will attend the meeting of the Wor-
cester West Pomona GAnnge in G. A. r
Hall Nov. s.
A number of the school children attend
ed a lecture upon "Klondike. Cuba and
the Philippines, by Prof. French, in the
town hall this afternoon.
Abraham Rosenberg is to build a brick
block on portion of his home place on
North Main street.
j. H. Potter of Fitchburg was in town
today
The sessions of the evening school will
begin in the West street school house to-
morrow night.
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WHITINSvILLE.

Whitinsville, Oct. u. = An all-day's
meeting. was held in the M. e. Church to-
morning and closed at $50 in the eve
ming. Rev. Lewis B. Bates addressed the
meetings.
Grace Fisher of Main street is visiting
friends in Boston.
The Whitinsville Base Ball Association
will hold social and dance in Mumford
Hall Friday evening, Oct 81
The Whitinsville team will play the
urday.
John Burke of Brook street. EMPLOYED
by the Whitinsville Spinning Ring Com
pany, is suffering from blood poisoning in
his right hand. -
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GRAFTON.

Grafton. Oct. 12.-"Work" viii be used
as a topic by John II. Chaplin in leading
the next meeting of the B. Y. p. U. So
ciety.
Raymond Smith, Grafton boy whose
parents reside here, is reported as dam
gerously III at his present home in Sher-
brook.
Wednesday evening, Nov. Sth, has been
set apart as neighbors' night at the Graf
ton Grange.
The monthly meeting of the Co-opera-
tive Bank was held this evening. Shares
IN the oath series were sold at els. One
The republican convention of the fifth
senatorial district will be held here to-
morrow morning at 1920 o'clock
The Y. X LIS will take their last BIZ
cycle run of the season to Providence and
return Sunday, leaving the town house al
s. 80 o'clock a. m.
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NoRTHBoRo.

Northboro. Oct 12.-Not for years past
have such large number of people CON
gregated at st. Rose Church to witness
the rites of confirmation given by Rev
Bishop Beaver of Springfield.
AT Z the church was filed to overflow
ing, so that many of the people had to
stand in the aisles and entry. Preaching
was rendered by both the reverend bishop
and the pastor of the Immaculate Con-
ception Church of Worcester.
The Ladies' Lyman Association of the
Congregational Church are to hold a sale
and chicken pie supper in the town hall
Oct. is. A feature Will be the Japanese
and mystery tables.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-13
DELIGHTFuL MEXICAN rouRs.

Mexico, with its grand natural scenery
its semi-tropical climate, its interestine
history and it's strange civilizatio Is 4
most attractive region for tourists. The
sights OF that remarkable country can
be seen, TO the best possible advantage in
connection with Messrs Raymond e
Whiteomb's excursions. Those enterprise
ing tourist managers are forming parties
10 leave Boston Jan II, Feb 1 and 90
The. travellers will stop at various places
IN the southern states, and in Mexico visit
"a dozen or more of the principal cities
spending week in the City Of Mexico'
with a side trip TO Cuernavaca. ana
making trins down into the tropics, over
noth the Tamoico and the Vera Cruz
lines. On the return, California Is IA ha
visited. The journey will be made in ~ n
special Pullman vestibuled train with
a dining car, and only a limited nutnber
Of passengers can be taken. An iilysl
trated circular Of Mexico, with a Fiji
description of the tour, will be sent IN,
Raymond Whitcomb. 296 Washington
street, opposite School street, Boston, ~ ~
any address on application. "
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-13
BOYS OF TO-"
Charming Entertainment on Closing
Night of Grange Fair.


Night of Grange Fair.
North Brookfield, Oct 12.-The second
and last night of the annual grange fair
drew tremendous crowd tonight, and the
ladies in charge made large sales Of fancy
articles and refreshments. The entertain
ment consisted of vocal and instrumental
music recitations and other features, but
the big feature was the two-act drama,
Boys of '76," which was presented by
well-known people Of the Grange Drama
tic club.
While the stage was a novelty to many
of them, they did well, and the presenta-
ton of the play brought out a great
amount of favorable comment. The par
Elephants were David Lane Miss Clara
Anderson, Miss Jennie Doane, Miss Edith
ell, Albert Rice, Leon Doane, Leighton
Rand, Frank Spooner and Harry Fullam.
FOR A DRIVING CLUB.
A movement is on foot to organize a
driving club, the main object of which
will be to hold sleighing carnivals on the
Grove street course during the coming
winter and to keep the line in shape for
speedy work, Prospects are that the
town will Guido its past records in its
number of fast snow horses. Among the
most enthusiastic promoters of the
scheme is William B. Gleason, and he
cessfully. It is proposed to utilize the
town water to Keep the snow in good
condition for fast footing
American Express Agent Bert NJ. Rich
received fine gray horse this morning
for use in the express business. The
purchase of the animal was necessitated
by the increased business at the local
office
Tickets went on sale this morning at
w. B. Gleason's store for the concert to
be given Oct. -, by the Herbert johnson
quintet club. The concert is for the bene-
fit of the Union league gymnasium.
1t is highly probable that Rev. Jean
Berger will not be communicated from
the church of Rome for the present.
Bishop Beaver is averse to this step, be-
cause of the wholesale effect it would
have on the French clergyman's follow
ers.
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DOUBLE DISTRICT.
Chace of Westboro and Cooke of Mil
ford Candidates for Election.

Upton. Oct. 12.-The convention of the
10th Worcester representative district
was held this afternoon in Knowlton
Hall, West Upton. Henry l.. Chase of
Westboro and clifford E. Cook of Mil
ford were nominated
The lineup of the Upton foot ball team
against Milford high school Saturday will
in all probability be: Harris, l. e.; Davis,
|. t.; Ingerson, |. g.; Baldwin, c.; AL
drich, r. g.; Burdick, T. t.; Bailey. r e. /;
Curley, q. b.. Young |. h. b.. Eames. r..
h. b.; Snow, f. b.; Temple and Nc
Causland, substitutes
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OXFORD.
Death Of Mrs. Mary Foster, One of the
Oldest Residents.

Death of Mrs. Mary Foster, One OF the
Oldest Residents.
oxford, Oct. 12.-Mrs. Mary Foster,
widow of the late Alpheus Foster, died
yesterday at her home, near the south
end of the Plain, aged rs years 6 months,
day. The funeral will be held at the
house Friday at 2 p. m. The burial will
be at the South cemetery.
Mrs. ]. C. Tufts and Miss Eva Tufts
have returned from visit to South
Framingham.
The Whist club met last night with
Mrs. f. N. Mann. The prizes were taken
by Mrs. w. L. Plaisted and Frank N.
Mann.
Providence.
St Rochs Catholic church will hold a
fair in Memorial hall, beginning Satur-
day, Oct. q, and lasting week.
Mrs. H. ]. Whiting visited friends in
Douglas today.
1t Is planned to run two cars. one from
the Plain and one from North oxford, to
the show at Webster, Saturday night,
Oct, IA.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-13
WHILE THERE is LIFE THERE is
HOPE.

WAS afflicted with catarrh; could
neither taste nor smell and could hear
but little. Ely's Cream Balm cured it -
Marcus G.. Shautz. Railway, N j.
THE BALM reached me safely and the
effect is surprising. My son says the first
application gave decided relief. Respect
N. II.
The Balm does not irritate or cause
sneezing. Sold by druggists at 50 cents.
or mailed by Ely Brothers, 56 Warren
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SHREWSBURY.

Shrewsbury, Oct &c. o. Green &,
Co.'S factory shut down again this after
noon, on account of scarcity of water
Mrs Abbie George and daughter, Laura
George. will start for Boston tomorrow,
where they will spend week with their
cousin.
Mr.. Childs of Worcester has moved into
John Knights house, on Main street
A special car conveyed several children
to Northboro tonight to attend confirma-
ton.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-13
CENTRAL MILLS OFFICERS,
o. B. Day Reelected as Superinten n.
dent at Southbridee.

Southbridge, Oct. 1.-THE directors of
the Central Mills Company met this
afternoon, and appointed o. B. Day SUI
perirtepdeat and A. B. Truesdale agent.
Mr.. Day has been superintendent of the
mills for the past two years, and has
given entire satisfaction. He has been
in the employ of the company since he
was lad of IA years, and is respected
by everybody in town.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-13

Yet the community has not ceased to
shudder over the horrible affair and
the unfortunate circumstances which
led up to it.
The Providence Journal of yesterday
printed the pictures of both Holdings
worth and the murdered girl which
The Spy reproduces this morning.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-13

The murderer of Myrtle Mabel Leon
ard of Douglas, Hal Alexis Hollings-
worth, is languishing in Worcester
county Jail awaiting the action of the
October term of the grand jury.
The dead body of the young girl rests
quietly in the lone country church yard
at Old Douglas.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-13

PERSONS WHOSE OcCT1PAT1oNr
gives but little exercise are victims ~
torpid liver and constipation Csrfars
1890 A@ssr Pills wall relieve you. Wi
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-13

WHEN YOU SUFFER FROM SICK
HEADACHE, dizziness, constipation, ETC..
remember Carriers Little Liver Pills will
r.alieve you. One pill dose.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-13
HOLDEN.

Holden. Oct. 12.-The annual business
meeting and roll call of the Baptist
Church was held in the church TODAY.
The Ladies Society of the Congrera
tional Church held 4 harvest SUPPER in
the vestry Of the church last evening
After the supper short entertainment
was given =
Special services were held in the First
Baptist Church tonight. After a song
service, an address was given by Rev
Frank Rector Of Fitchburg on the sub
jeot, win where you are n ~
THE BEST PILL l EVER USED is
the frequent remark of purchasers of
carter Little Liver Pills. When you
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-13
HUBBAR0sToN.

William Jefferson's Saw Mill and a
Bridge Burned to the Ground.
Hubbardston. Oct. 12.-The saw mill of
William H. Jefferson, together with a
large amount of finished stock, was
burned to the ground this morning A
bridge over the highway was also burned.
The loss will reach $4,000.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-13
LEoMINsTER.

Foot Ball Schedule Made Up BY the
High School,
Leominster, Oct 49, = The Leominster
high school foot ball team has arranged
this schedule: Oct 81 Maynard at Leom-
mister; Nov. 4, open; Nov s, Gardner at
Leominster; Nov II, open; Nov. Is,
Thanksgiving day, Fitchhurg at Leon
mister.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-13
JOHNSON HEARp FROM.

Carl johnson, son of w. c. johnson of
this city, who suddenly left Dartmouth
College, where he was studying medicine,
about two weeks ago has been heard
from in New York by letter, which states
that he has secured employment there
He left the college on a bicycle, and was
traced as far as Bennington, VT. where
he was lost sight of. Now comes the let
ter stating his whereabouts, and an effort
will be made. 1t is understood 10 have
him return home
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-13
FITcHBURc.
Harrington sibIey, An Old Residen
Manufacturer, is Dead.

Manufacturer, is Dead.
Fitchburg, Oct. 12.-Harrington Sibley,
one of Fitchburgs oldest and most re-
spected citizens, died at his home on
Blossom street at o'clock this morning.
Mr.. Sibley had been a resident of Fitch
burg during the past 6e years. He was
born in Sutton. June 4, 1914, and was at
the time of his death in his S6th year. He
secured an interest in ene foundry bust
ness of Haywood e. Wilson in 1866, and
has continued In that business ever since.
He was q member of the common council
in 1873 the first year of the city govern
ment, and again In 1875 and an alderman
in 1877, rs and 49, He was for several
years postmaster at West Fitchburg. He
has been q director in the Wachusett
National Bank since its organization in
1873, and was one of the 10 corporators of
the Rilrhank Hnsnital
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-13

To Cure Constipation in One Week
To Purify the Blood in One Week
TO Strengthen Nerves in One Week
TO Cure Sick Headache in One Day
Take Cleveiand's Celery Compound Tea,
2Sc. II IL fails TO cure, your money will be
refunded by
Brewer & CO., So Front st; George 70.
Fairbanks, 2A Main st Burlington Phar-
macy Martin p. Waite. 10 Front st.
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Gents
Night
Robes
j. H. CLARKE
& co. S.

Direct from nanufac-
ture, two beautiful lines
Gardeners MIG FL T
GOWNS for so and
75c each. Handsomely
embroidered fronts in
white and colors. Either
garment worth 25c more
than our advertised price.
Gardeners Flannel
cite Night Shirts,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-13
REV. MIR. BRISTOL SPOKE

A regular monthly meeting of the La
dies society was held at the Second
Congregational church this evening.
Supper was served at $50. At o'clock
Rev. F. S. Bristol of Uxbridge spoke
on "a trip through Ireland" The sup
per committee included Miss Annie
Farnsworth, chairman, c. A. Church,
Mrs. Jennie Carey, Mrs. G. p Eastman
and Miss P. Harrington. Miss Sadie
Walling arranged the entertainment
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-13

Rev. FIR. Richard J. Paterson is worse
this evening. His death may take place
within a day or two or it may be de-
layed for months. But the chance is
that exhausted nature will SOON give
up the struggle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-01
Ser iiingfte Sbnamitirehcl in Glebe=
lanD.

glspslanb, g., 81. Iugult. -
Die flint paIagiere, pel4e seltsrn
9lbeno bur9 sine 9Dnamit grploIIon
unter einem Strabenbabn : Waggon
an Der Wil1on 9lpenue Derlebt purz
ben, tperosn ldmutli6 nit Dem 2eben
babon formen. Die poli5si6ebOroe
bat jebt eine groBe In5abl poli5iiten
in gipilfleioung abgel9idt, um Derz
fhieoens Strabenbubnlinien gu tibet
maiden. 9robe 9eLo6nungen iinO auf
bic gntbedung unb 9srbaftuns Der
9eriiber bon JreDsltbdten, tpis Die ge>
itrise, uusssiebt, unO bic 9e60roe redz
net nit 3uDerIi6t oarauf Die S9ul=
bigen binnen aurSem i'm 8urns gu bdz
ben. Die 5iibrer Der Strubsnbabnz
Strifsr oenlln5iren Die @spaitt6utsn
auf Das grtf hieoerlte uno ertldren,
lie lelbIt ipurDen 8eIObnungen auf Die
grtbedlns Der 1bdtsr auslesen, ipenn
ihre falls es ssitattets.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-01
Gentralamerifanil6e 8erluidelunsen
Gin segen Gotta fica geri4tetes
BIroniB 5piiden g}icuruguu uno
Oonourds.

SgUlpUul
giepz Orleans, 81. 9luguIt t.
9(uf bic 2lutoritdt zines ioeben aus
N:carugua 5uridgete6rten 2lmerifa=
nsrs bin piro beri6tet, Odb 3Dii9en
benz 9rdI Iiosntsn 3efabd Don Nicaruz
qua uno oem prdiOenten Serencia
Sierra BON 6pnburas unldrgIt eine
q6eime Gonferen5 ltuttfuno gu Dem
3tpede, Elm SffenIiD : 8iin0niB stpiz
i9en beiben 2Gnoern gu i6lieBen fir
einen ginFaa in Goita Ricu. Die Gon=
feren8 fano in Wmulpdla, 6pnburas,
Itatt, uno tpie perlaltet, 1T Elm 8rieg
5nii6en ben 9erbiinoeten unb So TIA
9fioa i'm GntIteben. Der GaIus gsGi
lit in Der Sbatia6e entbaltsn, bub
Nicaruauu bon Gpfu Rica bic Yrpz
bin5 @uanucaite, pas 9ren3gs6iet 5piz
ihen Gotta Ricu unb Niourugl1d, pe(=
DIES Die projettirte Ricaragua aunalz
Route itreift, 5uriid baben min, Oiele
ProDina gebOrte friiber gu Nicurugua,
eeldngte i'm lebten Sample nit GoItd
Rica ieoo6 an oieie Republit. 5erner
niro bsri9tet, baB $4,000 in Sob
na9 9umburs eei6idt puuosn, uno
oaB Der SAtpiegerpater oes PrdIioenz
ten 3slaba iebt in gelgien 1T, um fir
Die 8erbiinbeten Waffen ein5utuufen;
peitere $4,000 in Sob ioIen gu sleiz
Diem 3pede an 4ssntfn 3elapa's in
NetpzWorf oeic1idt norDen iein.
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3uleoen unb bic unmittel6are Reor9as
njIatipn Der 6ineIiE6en 4rmee uno
Marine snglil6en, umerifanii4en unb
japaniF6sn SFfi3ieren dn5uoertrauen.
g2ur 70 t0nnten lie 6offen, cine 5beIs
lung bes 4jneIiI6en RsI4es gu pers
bitten.
Die SaiIerin WittDe BON
6 bfnu on ben 6 al fer
BON Sapa-n.
@uncpuper, 9. g.. 81. 9(uguit.
- YoItna6ri6ten per 0ampIer n&me
preB Of Snbia" ent6alten cine ueberz
ieBung bes 9risfes, DEN Die auiierin=
Witttpe DOT Gbinu tiir3li9 an BEN
3aiisr BON ,;apan betreffs Der oor9es
I6lagenen 9liliars 5tpiIhen DEN beiOer
2Gnoerr 9ecr6tet bate. 3unG6It
fpri6t Die #aiIsrin Dem aaiIer tbrer
Oanf fir Inc guten WiinIfe aug
uno Idilbey oam oas Dilemma, in
ipeldsm Iie ij4 befinbet. @uropdiI9e
WG6te forbern bringero oie4btNtung
sir1es Sbeiles oes Heihe5, Gnglano,
5runfreid, Oeutldlun0 unO i4lieBli4
audi sStalien 6aben ibre Soroerunger
prdIentirt, u1se Die GuiIerin peib ni6t,
tpas Iie tbun ipG, I'm 2lne 3ufrieoen gu
iteGen. Gugfunb treibt es am i4limms
item. Gs ma6t tein @ebeimniB ba=
raus, bab es feline Iugen 0uf bds
gang tie Slang 5bal gelporfen but,
unb 6at augeni6erniih Stdlien perdnz
luBt, 5uffien 5u foroern, 9lber ss bat
noG> mebr getban. Gs Bat Deriu9t. Die
guten 8esiebungen 5piI6en Der 9uiiez
rim unb RuBldno gu triiber. Cine oers
artige unipiroige 8ebdnblung lit uns
ertrGgli6, unb lie penoet ii6 Odber an
ibrsn gtten Sreunb, ben &aiier DON
Sapan, ibr in ihrer 8ebrdngnlB beisus
Ite6sn. Sie peripridt Subliolen, @rs
nennun9en bon Sapdnern gu Sefeblsa
bobern Der 5lotte uno Der 2lrmesn uno
6anbtlsfrei6eit fir iapanii6e S6ifFe
uno 8eI6dftsleute unb forbert 19liebs
f9 Sapan auf elm SfferI Iipz aro De-
fenIip 9iinbniB ub5ui9lNben, um
li9 Der gsfdbrfi4sn 5sinoe eIpebren
2u tDnnfn.
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Baltimore = bip.N abn= =8mlletin.

81 OO-pun Baltimore mad Hreberif une s6dz
qerstpmn uno suriid am SpnHtaq, ben g.
September. Ser Spesial,ue ipiro oen
Wount &ppa= =Vabnbof um Z llbr 0ormtt=
taas, Den Gamoen=S =Sabnbnf UNI 1lbr
9Rin. 0ormittaqs perlaiien.
S1.25 pom Baltimore mad, 9Eaibinstsn unb
sIriid am Sumitae uno Gonntaq, qiiltia
iiir Die 8iitfabrt biz aum fpleenDen Mon=
tag sle 3use ben ~8opal 2imitep" auss
eenomnten.
500 pom Baltimore naeb NbtIaeefphia une
surid ans 8eranlaiiune Der IS. q. 81
9ilete ino sum 8erfauf am g., g., 4. uro
s. September, eiltiu fir Die atiidfabrt bis
gum -. September, ousgenpnlmen bic 9il=
lete perpeu bsi'm nddften AQenten oepp=
nirt, poraut eeaen gs5ablunq elmer &C.
biibr BON so Gents oi. beQrenste Riids
fabrtsSeit bis sun 80. September eu5se=
bebnt nerben mag.
$500 ppn Baltimore nadb atlantic Gitp
Gape Wap, Ceeans 6 ftp orer geas5sle=
Stir une ,urucf an iebem 5sreitas Gam=
itaq bis gum 9. Septent6er einiblisbib.
gil1ste finn eiiItie fir bic &iidiabrt bis
sum SienItae nab benz 9erfauistaQt.
@iiltiQ auf alien 3iiaen fir Die oins uno
8iidiabr.. (2tA
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50. Sabrgang.
BUT 3ea6tuns!
Sic rlebenbe amerifaniide Jiasse,
rpeId,e aus BEN Sd,ulftntern Don SaltIa
more bel 6cIesenbeit Ger Tpers
Gmpfans feierIiebfeften suiam'

Sa ecipHnibt nirb, bab bieis SlasqsnsSarttis
lung Nb su elmer erbebenocH Scene BET pen Sh'z
Stdnesfeierlibfeiten eeitalte bat pas NIT oeh 2pi
tiibrunQen BEL oieier gslegenbet heduTtragfe ete.
tuiip=G Gpmite einfimn,ig be6lofcn DAB ole mn
ben Arrangements perbunoenen untotten fnr Hltz
fcrmirune Der ailtoer BON bent Gomite 0etraach
nerpen iolen. 99r forberr oesbaIb 5u orr an.
melpuna bon Greipiliqen aui in Der 1n3api ppn
hrei 5aultno &inoeru (Rnaben uno WtdoWehl per
A., s., e., Z. unp s. G3rane nno terner aus per
Dtiben uno Detfiben Soodl6nls iofpIe I'M aller
lipil6en Is unb Is Sabreu aus anperen S0uteh.
gSir bitten ebenials nm Den Seiiano pm oo SeDz
rerinnen.
Qrof s. Sarrb Seems muroe ernannt, nm Die
Seitunq oes Qeianeliden 1btiles ju nberneDmen
Sic Ginber peroen am ;. September III Der 9Saf=
fenballe bes iiniten 3Gqinents reaitrlrt fperosn
Gs piro qeipinidbt, Die Ganen, slprefc nnbS6ule
zines ieben f1 betbeiliQenoen &iQoes etn3utraeen
bamit Die 2iiten in Den Ardpen Der Stdot=gtblie=
tbef auibeipabrt pcrDcn fonnen. Sie 9roben
perpen am g.. 9. uuo H. September 8prmittags
llbr, mic folet itattfinoen: Greitae ben 8. Scp=
tember, unD SamfdQ, Den 9. Sspttmbtr, in Der
g8affenbdue bes finitcn 8egimcnis, ipipie Sdblubz
probe am H. September um Dielelbe Stunbe an
Der Sribiiuc.
9ebrer pcrotn ircunolidt eriUdt, am 5. Sebs
tember, pinttlid llbr 9ormttuqs, III Der 9Saf=
fenbaae bes fiinften 8rqiments 9eribt su err
fatten
t244-5,7-s) SIM Muftraae nes Gomite's.
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Cine
lOiC6ti9e
Warnllng!
0orTbt!

- 9us 2anb iit nit billisen
-foeenannten Sdtpefel Seia
-fen iiberfiint. 9ebrau6t
-ni4t berartige psrtblole II.
-sefdbrli6e SeiFen - Dice
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parts. 81. 4usuit. - Der BE-
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petine, 81. 2luguii. - SoIspf
Walton, liberalss Mitgi:eo pes britt
I6en Parluments, battle Gonfsren5en
nit 81 Sung Gbang uno Prin5 GbIng,
benen sr ristb. bic 9ifferen5sn GbIna'6 8
nit anIoeren Nationsn fflsuni9lt BET
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Die in Der 0elagoa Sai duf9ebalts=
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l;d bon Den Yprtugieien frei9egez
ben. - Gphooner 9idtter idnieren
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Sin Mprban5 5Glag geg:n ben Ord
fibsnten bon Gbili perfsblt Ieinen
3iped. - QOmira( 9slpeD auf Dem
Megs nad Gibraltar.
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Oma q. gleb., 81. 4ng. = Dem
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tpurbe bier elm groBartiser gmpfang
bereitst. Der iibiide 90uenldrm BON
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