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The Republican journal., 1903-10-29
MORRILL,.

Mr.. Will Walters and little daughter
Ruby came to town last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Walters has been with her aunt, Mrs.
Silas Storer, the past two weeks. They re-
turned to their home in North Waldob0ro
last Sunday. Andrew Skinner and Eben
Davis of Portland were guests of Riley
Jackson last week.. Mrs. Noyes was a
guest of her husbands sister, Mrs. Elisha
Brown, last Sunday. Frank Hatch and
Ossie Dutton have been in Freedom packing
apples for Mr.. Foye the past week. .Chas.
Merriam has been in Unity doing monu-
mental work the past week. Roscoe Cross
went to Unity with him with load of
granite....J. F. Vickery is building mill
on the site of the one recently burned. The
demand for apple barrels is far beyond the
supply. Mr.. Vickery had stuff enough left
after the fire to make about 1000 barrels. =.
Work on the church vestry is being pushed
and large part Of the mason work is CON-
pleted. Miss Nellie Thompson has SO far
improved as to be able to take short drives
during these fine autumnal days. Mrs.
Silas Storer is also able to be up and about
the house.. Rev. Mr.. MOrriss, who 0ccu.
pies the pulpit of the Baptist church, is a
pleasing speaker and has made very
favorable impression upon the people,. The
Baptist Quarterly meeting will be held here
Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 31st and Nov
1st: Rev. VIM. Berkeley of Searsmont
will preach here next Sunday at II A. M. =.
Ernest E. Bowen, Ernest Higgins and Ethe
Merithew, students at Freedom Academy
were at home last. Saturday and Sunday.
The Republican journal., 1903-10-29
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mrs. Henry Overlook left early last week
to visit her daughter, Miss Emily, in Somer-
vile, Mass. MIR. and Mrs. Harry W. Grift
fin of Mattapoisett, Mass, arrived las,
week for fortnight's stay with his mother
Mrs Avalina Griffin. DIR. Herbert B.
Devereaux, under the care of two trained
nur ses, and accompanied by his uncle, MIR.
Frank Blanchard, and his friend, Mr.. Rufus
Mudgett, was brought from SearspOrt to the
home Of Mrs Daniel Thompson, October
14th. Although greatly exhausted by the
u Unavoidable excitement of transferring his
bed to the long, close carriage and the four
mile ride, no hemOrrhage was induced. He
now appears to be slowly gaining. All are
hoping so estimable a young man may be
ultimately restored to health. Mrs. Sarah
Smell is spending few weeks with her be-
reaved uncle, Capt. J. French Hichborn,
since the departure of his daughter, Mrs.
j. F. Ryder. Mrs. Desiah G. Harris left
T thursday to visit her sister, Mrs. Harriet
II. McGilvery, in Searsport, before leaving
for Portland, en- route to Mount Vernon,
n. Y, where she will spend the winter.
.
onville, Mass, arrived Thursday for visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H.
West. q. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Crosby enter
tanned party of village friends Thursday
yening, in honor Of their guest, Miss Rugg
OF Portsmouth, N. H. Fine instrumental
music, rendered by Miss r., was pleasing
feature of the evening. Whist playing
rounded out very enjoyable occasion for
all sharing the hospitality extended by the
host and hostess. =. Mrs. Maitland LaFur-
ley returned Friday from two weeks visit
with relatives at Mount Desert. The
Whist Club was pleasantly entertained
last Friday afternoon by Mrs. Edward N.
Hartman. Mrs. Florence Maynard, Field
Secretary of the Children's Aid Society Of
Maine, was in town Saturday soliciting con-
tributions for the Girls Home in Belfast,
that most worthy object of charity. Deer
h uniting is the business of the hour and
again our popular young postmaster, Mr..
II AIRY R. Hichborn is the first to secure q
prize, having brought down a doe last Sat
ur day. Others are most hopeful, we under
8 tand.. Miss Lena Wescott of Castine
after few days visit with her uncle, Capt
L. M. Partridge, and family, returned home
Monday. Tuesday the ladies Of the Uni
vers alist parish were arranging for soci
able to be given soon in Denslow Hall, f0l
church purposes.
The Republican journal., 1903-10-29
Perfect Cure for Bronchitis. Til

Perfect Cure for Bronchitis. This dis
ease can be treated only by remedy car
breathed, for nature intended these organs
for the passage of air alone, and sprays, at
omizers and internal medicines utterly fail.
But Catarrhozone doesn't fail, for it goes
wherever the air breathed goes, aud its
healing antiseptic vapor is sure to reach
every affected part. Catarrhozone is inhal
ed at the mouth and after passing through
every air cell of the breathing organs is
slowly exhaled through the nostrils. Ca
tarrhozone protects and heals the inflamed
surfaces, relieves congestion, allays inflam-
nation, and perfectly cures all bronchial
affections. Price 81. Small size 25c. Poor
& Sons, druggists. or Poison & Co., Kings
ton, Ont.
The Republican journal., 1903-10-29
Eoothbay is Booming.

EVERYTHING is booming. The factories are
working OIL full time, getting all the hsh
they want, and not man, boy or girl need
to be idle. The weirmen are getting good
men are nearly sold out of ice to fishermen.
No epidemic can get but slight hold Of our
children or people before it is knocked out;
The "world do move, "and we are the favored
people. Bless the Lord for all his bensnts' ;
They are more than tongue can tell. Flow
ers bloom the year round in the souLs ol
men, the garden OF the Lord.-bootnDay
Register.
The Republican journal., 1903-10-29
The Deadly Toy Pistols.

The Ohio State Board of Health has adopt
ed q resolution by which their secretary is
directed to take steps to prevent the sale of
toy pistols and other explosive appurten-
ences. The resolution cites that COO persons
were killed, 100 made blind, and 1000 others
injured on the last Fourth OF July. The
health authorities to abolish the evils attend
ant upon the celebration of Independent
Day,
The Republican journal., 1903-10-29
For Over Sixty Years.

AN OLD AND WELL-TR1ED REMEDY.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over sixty years by millions Of
mothers for their children while teething,
with perfect success. It soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy for DiarrhHa.
Is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists
in every part Of the world. Twenty five
cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. WinslOw's SOOth-
ing Syrup, and take no other kind.
The Republican journal., 1903-10-29
Dieting Invites Disease.

To cure Dyspepsia Or indigestion it is no
longer necessary to live on milk and toast;
the whole system becomes an easy prey to
disease. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure enables
the stomach aud digestive organs to digest
and assimilate all Of the wholesome food
that one cares to eat, and is never failing
cure for Indigestion. Dyspepsia and all
stomach troubles. KOd0l dlgests what you
eat-makes the stomach sweet Sold by R.
Fl. Moody.
The Republican journal., 1903-10-29
SWANVILLE.

Misses Marion and Katherine Nickerson
of Everett, Mass, are guests of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Nickerson. ....M Much
needed repairs are being made on the dam
at the foot of the Lake,. E. H. Nickerson,
proprietor of Maple Terrace Farm, arrived
Sunday night from Portland with span of
handsome black work horses. Ed. Went
worth of Searsport has been doing mason
work in town. -. Mr.. A. W. Damn has gone
hunting. Foxes are very plentiful about
town.. Misses Ida L. Cunningham, Nellie
Rose, and Martha Curtis, who are at work
in Belfast, spent Sunday in town....The
Ellis family held their annual reunion at
the home of Mr.. E. H. Ellis October 18th.
1t was much enjoyed by ALL. Mrs. Lewis
Marden of Belfast was in town last week.
go. Roscoe McKeene is at home, called here
by the illness of his father, Mr.. Henry
Beals, who is improving. Chester Walker
Of Boston, Mass, is the guest OF his uncle,
Charles HartshOrn... Miss Laura Holmes
is attending school in Belfast.
The Republican journal., 1903-10-29

Once upon time an Arab said to a
neighbor, "Lend me your rope" 81
can't, said the neighbor. "Why can't
you?'' Because I want to use it, y
"What do you want to do with it?'' per-
sisted the borrower. 81 want to tie up
five cubic feet of water with it," "How
on earth can you tie up water with a
rope?" my friend" replied the neigh
Dor, "Allah is great, and he permits us
to do strange things with a rope when
we do not wish to lend it.
The Republican journal., 1903-10-29
Maine Oysters.

The oysters in Sheepscot River are said
to be multiplying rapidly and Increasing ,e in
ment will soon take charge of them and as
sist in protecting and propagating them
Experts might proftably be employed to
discover why the oyster vanished from
the Damariscotta and if possible to again
render conditions favorable for the shell
fish.-Boothbay Register.
The Republican journal., 1903-10-29

NORTHPORT.
A number who are still occupying their
summer homes at Temple Heights will re-
main for the winter. Among them are
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins McCarty Of Bel
fast, at the Veterans Home; MIR. and Mrs.
George Benson and Master Paul Benson OF
Belfast, at Pleasant View cottage; Mrs.
Heal and Mrs. Bishop of Camden at the
Heal cottage; Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Hassan of
Belfast at the Hassan cottage, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard L. Lathrop of Boston, Mass,
at the Lathrop villa. Mrs. Mary A. Boyn-
ton of Rockport, and Miss Lottie Staples
of Belfast, who are occupying the Cliff
cottage, will return to their homes about
the first of November, and Mrs. Mayo Har-
riman of Montville, who is still at the Har-
riman cottage, will leave about the same
time. At Northport Campground Mr.. and
Mrs. Ii. Ii. Andrews and Miss Luceile will
spend the winter at the White Rock cottage,
and it is possible that Rev. and Mrs. l. H..
W. Wharf, of Machas may remain liz the
LaVerde cottage during the whole or a
part of the winter.
The Republican journal., 1903-10-29

"Why," asks Missouri paper, ''does
Missouri stand at the head in raising
mules?"
Because" replies the Paw Paw Cor
ner Bazoo, ''that is the only safe place
to stand"
The Republican journal., 1903-10-29
Foul. Loathsome,
Disgusting Catarrh

Secure Relief In 10 Minutes
And q Radical Cure.
Does your head ache? Have you pains over
your ewes? Is there constant dropping in the
throat? Is the breath offensive? These are Ger
tain symptoms of Catarrh. DR.. Agnew's Ca
tarrhal Powder will cure the most stubborn cases
in a marvelOusly short time. If you've had ca
tarrh a week it's sure cure 1t it's OF hfty
years standing it's just as effective.
DR.. Agnew's Pills are the best.
40 Doses 10 cents. 10
Sold by Edmund v ilson and A. A. Howes Co
The Republican journal., 1903-10-29

Minister-Have you ever cast your
bread upon the waters?
Mrs. r. (proudly)-Never since my
first batch.
The Republican journal., 1903-10-29
PIONEER.
CHEROKEE

Umpire. Robert P. Chase. Scorers, E. o.
Smith and Lothrop. Time of game, hours,
45 min.
c. W FREDERICK.
The Republican journal., 1903-10-29
DLARK,s coKNER. tProspsct.)

CLARK,s CORNER. Prospsct.)
James Pierce of Stockton Springs was in
town last Sunday looking for girl to do
homework for Mrs. Griffin, who keeps .
hotel in Stockton. Arthur Boyd, former
ly Of this place, but now Of Stockton, is on
the sick list. He is attended by DR.. Stew
ems and is doing we'll. james Treat and
wife of Stockton Springs were In town last
Friday, the guests of NJ. D. George. Les
lie Howard is at home for a few days..
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenney of Winterport are
visiting her mother, Mrs. Dunanan... MIR.
and Mrs. Albert Larrabee celebrated the
Goth year of their married life last Thurs
day evening. There were 75 at supper.
Among the many presents received were 6
dining chairs, a center table, set Of silver
knives and forks, silver syrup pitcher
and a silver tea service. Ice cream and
cake were served to about 100 in the even
ing. The marriage ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. Horace Welsh.
The Republican journal., 1903-10-29
SWANVILLE CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. David Moody visited her
br rother, Mr.. E. A. Robertson, Sunday.
Mrs. Cummings picked half a pint of rasp-
berries one day last week. Roscoe Nc
Keen of Jamaica Plains, Mass, was called
here by the illness of Mr. Henry Beals....
Eugene Lamson of Jonesport and Capt. +.
F. Norton of yacht Merlin, owned by Mrs.
VIM. Forbes, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jen-
nings. Fred Matthews has closed his
course of dances in Marden's Hall, which
have been running every Saturday night. ....
John McKeen and wife and Lille Morrill,
of Brooks are in town, called here by the
serious illness with pneumonia of Henry
Beals. ... Mr.. Reynolds of South Brooks, who
bought the David Moody barn, put on six
teen double teams last week and moved it.
....E. A. Robertson is on the sick list
The Republican journal., 1903-10-29
County Correspondence.
APPLETON,

APPLETON.
Lindley Gushee has moved his store on to
the cellar he has had dug and stoned.
Charles Howes of Montville moved the
building. :. Malcolm Upton, who has been
at work at North Islesboro on the Drexel
buildings, is at home for the winter....
Allen Spear of Camden called on friends
here recently. .HOratio Dunton, Miss
Minnie Dunton and Johp Dunton of Dunton,
Colorado, and Mrs. Julia Wardwell of Bel
fast were guests Wednesday and Thursday
of Mrs Geo. c. DuntOn. Willard Sherman
is hauling lumber for saw mill to beerect-
ed this fall on the "Allen" stream near his
stave mill.... Miss Lottie Young is in Bos-
ton buying stock of millinery.
BCRNHAM
Parker Small of Lynn, Mass, has been in
town for the past two weeks, the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Kimball. Owing to
rapidly increasing membership in the Burn
ham Grange the matter of enlarging their
hall is now under consideration. A hall
double the size of the present hall will be
required. Mrs Oral Blaisdell has been
seriously i'll for the past three weeks, but is
improving at this writing. Deer are quite
numerous in this vicinity, and so are the
hunters. A number of deer have already
been shot. Mrs. Lula Sidelinger has been
seriously i'll, but is improving. Miss Lila
Twitchell is also ON the sick list. Dr. NJ.
T. Dodge of Troy is attending both.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28
Serru Sin's Natb.

Cine @ei6i6te miro pom einem Sir=
ger in elmer tleinen weltliden Srt=
I9aft, ser einen Sunnel urter sen
@reat gtortbern gileubabnseletien
bauen molte, TIM ei1en unterirbiI9eu
8es gu ieiuem Gisentbum baben wouz
tie, ersdblt. 9ta6bem er Elm Sabr aui
grlaubniB pon Ser Sabn separtet
bate, Ipra9 ber gewobner beim Sru.
Sill Dor unS Bat I'M &atb. Serr Sil
antmortete: SD babe aus9efutoen,
oaB ber bette Ylan in iol6en Sdler'
tit, pOransuseben unb na6ber Bic grs
laubniB einsu6olen. Ser llnterwes
wurbe sebaut unb pom ber gabn muir
Sc ME Elm YrOtet erbOben. @enu
SIR Sud gutter geiunbbeit e~rfreueu
woIt, sebt porar unb trtntet u@ol=
ben grain gelt" gier reselmdBis Bel
guren Mablsetten unb ipre9t nt9t
iiber i6le6te Geiunbbeit. gs ltdrft
BEN geilt unb S0rper unb lonte itets
in gurem 6auie sebrau9t merbeu.
geiteut es BET Current nd9iten Ser
fduferl ODER laBt gu9 bamit perieben
pom &c. s. @eber, ct. Gloub.
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3um Grprpben.

Die McGormid General : slsentur bat TO-
eben cine Maidi1e aufseiteut, UNI bic ginbe,
su probiren. Wit bieler Miible fann iebe,
Siuoer, wel6er ni6t btnbet, poufdnbig pro.
brit unb bic lria6e zines lol1eu Seblers fet=
eeteut uno beieitist merbeu. ollie Sinoer ,per.
BEN IN Der Sabrit probirt, bepor ie nesse,
i6itt werbeu, unb bies permittelf cine,
Ntiible seraoe 10, wie bies iest bier aeI6iebt.
Sulpeilen aber fommt elm Sinber beim Ser
ianOt iufol9e Der unporli6tiseu gebanbluna
81 S6aoeu. Seim @ebrau6 oieier Mai6ine
fOnIen ale SSebler ermittelt unb ausaebeiiert
peroen. Serr 6. s. Slattner iiebt bieIer Miible
DOR, nno er 1T wabrl6einli6 Der bette Sinber=
Grpert I'M Noromeiteu. Gr bot unldnsit eine
Hetle mad Chicago senla6t unb uabm Ipesiels
len lli1terrt6t III @rpert= arbeit, infolse beiier
er pollltGnotg i'm Stanoe III, oieIe grbeit III
belorsen. Srsenb elm Stuber, slei9piel pie
alt er II, tann in 10 suteu @rbeitssuitanb se=
braebt peroen, ais wie er reu sebaut purbe,
llto Die COMPANY 1T beionoers baraui be-
oadt, ir9eno einen Sinber pieber bersuiteueu
Der ntdt re6t arbeitet, 9leifptel ,penrl er per-
fault wuroe, obue baB DEM Giseutbiimer bar
aus l~nfoiten errpahien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28
SarfneB=Winer Snmber So. &c: ba
Iuni;ipals &aiermerts : Bombs ,u
Osrfaufen. Ansehote %nerlangt.

Som uuter;ei6neteu pe1oen in belien Or
rice I'll ct. @louo, StearAs @ountp, Winr.
bis Moutag, ben Is. SUM-, 1903, 4 ubr
ata6mlttd9s Qngebote encouragement
fir BEN Sertauf pom 800, OCO 0aiieruerfe=
Bombs, bic gum j3pede perauseabt Iperoen,
bas @aiierwerfe= @iseut9Hm it Der Stabt
ct. @louo gu ~faufeu, baslel6e aus;uoebnen
uuo 81 perbeilern. @%euuunte Bombs traeeu
Sntereiien ;ur &ate uou Al Ero;ent per S;0br
uns linb fdui9 81 $4,000 in ,rpau;ig Sabren
pom Satum unb $50, 0C0 in 80 sSabren POM
Datum an in llebereiuitimmulra NIT benz
pon Stabtratb Der %senaunteu Stabt in elmer
Geriammlung, bic am 20. gpril 1903 sebal=
ten wuroe, sefaBten gei9luiies unb wosu
pode gepolmG6ti9uns bd MAI bur1 cine
suei Srittel Stimmabsabe Der gleftoren se=
nannter Stabt in eiper lpe3ielen @dbl, Die
am 7. Wtai 1903 sebalten purbe. &apital unb
cSntereiien sablbar IN elmer Seem gort ganf
Die pom Stabtratb Ill beItirnmen lit. gendun=
te 8eraussabuns mus benz 8apitel so Der az
9%eueiuen gelese pou Wiuneiotd fir sas
Sabr 1903 drtSepaBt ieiu. Iueebote fir
aQe %eenannteu Sonbs oSer iraenb einen
She'll bapou 1perben a%neenommen, unb bas
Ge6t 1T p%orbebalter, irgers zines ober aue
ansebote III uerpsrfen. aaen atnsebOten muB
elm uerIi6erter @bet in Der SumH1e pou
$500, 3ablbar on ben S~tabti6asmeiiter SUI
Inns Somiuid bei9ele9t iein. Ollie Qu9ebo=
ten ioaen perIieselt unb ab|reiiirt Ieiu an $.
s. 9imperi6, Staot=@lerf, ct. @loub, Minn.
unb be;ei6net rIusebot fir @aiier,perfe.T
ct. @louo, Wiu1., ben II. Wai, 1903.
9eiuri3 s. 9impert9,
24=4t Stabt=@lerf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28

Daas rtel, oefen Dad burdfdlus unb
ben Snbalt bon anei Manfarbentpobs
nunsen politdnbis ruinirte. Inter ben
Sriimmern tpurbe cine beiabrte Jrau
Olipet i4per perlebt berborseaosen.
Sic tpurbe benz 2antonsfpttat iiberz
seben.
y5aoeu.
Rarlsrube. Ser friibere ldng>
iGbrise prGiibent bes Sberldnbesses
ri9ts, Hi9arb S9neiber, feierte feis
men 80. Seburtstas.-Dieier Sage
ftarb Der srpBber5ogli9e aammerfdnz
ger Saufer, Der bonn Sabre 1850 a6 Der
bieiisen Sper ansebOrte uno Defenders
in ben 7Oer Sabren cine 9uuptsierbe
bes Soft6euters mar.
Seibelberg. 4uf benz Seibelz
berger S9loB lit itatt Der bisbertsen
pOftbilfsitele cine poftugentur NIT
Selegrapbenbetrieb unb Dfentli9er
5ernfpreaftelle in @irtiamteit setrez
ten.
2Drra9. Dieter Sage feierte Der
2anbtagsabgeorbnete unb fribere
lansidbrise Hei9stuss : Qbseorbnete
DARIUS pfliser fetnen 80. 9eburtsz
tag.
30 annbeim m. Sie Jirma g.
Wronter bat bon Selttatefenbdnbler
s. &nab mebrere SIuier an Der 8retz
tenitrabe um ben prets bon 925,O0O
Mart s~etauft. sic pirb bteie abreiz
ben uub on beren STEELE Elm grobes
Waarenbuus erbauen lafIen.
Sfenburg. l1nldngit purbe
Elm iunger 9uride babel seitDrt, als CT
einen sroBen Sanbtarren iiber bic g6z
i9uns Der S4paropalbbabu binunz
terlahen polte, UNI ben Sriibsug 5ur
Gntsleiiung gu brinsen. Ser 8arren
blieb in benz 9ebui4 bdngen. Ste
Shat sefdab unmittel6ar iber ber
9lodftation am fiblt9en Gnbe Der
Stabt, mo fid bic Sberldnberz unb
&in5istbalseleiie trennen.
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9ureuburQ.

s.-Sn Oberram=
pad entIdlief Ger emer. 9farrer So
&immes I'm Otter pom Sc Sabreu.-
Sn Serborf fta1b nod ldnserer &tant=
belt ber nett unb brett befannte, alse.
n1ein beliebte S~otelbeitser Srs. ain=
men. - Sn Sberteriden uurbe her
Sobn bes Mderers 8. Sbiu pom Ell
men, &aubeine ansefaaeu unS ais bei
fen gater benz @robian 8orfeQunsen
ma9te, bra6te bteIer benz alien Wau.
ne eine I9redli9e Serlesuns am TN
terleibe BET. Ser mutbmaBli6e
Sbdter, Ser S6aeiSer Ntc. @eblen lit,
flidtis. - Sn Neuborf entitanb i'm
5auis Siepei6 Seuer, mel9es ii9
Dem Na9barbauie S@ubmann NIT
tbeilts unb beite Sduler unb eine
S9eune serit6rte. - Sn &apl uerun
slidte Der Bergman Sob. SdleHer
burd Sturs pom Der Sreppe ietnes
Sdlafsimmers t66tlit. Gimel
tnsen erbdnste li6 Der 37idbr. Or
better get. Geuter, sebirtts aus
Weispelt.-Oas 5idbrise S0dter9en
bes S@ubma6ermeiiters S. 8eper=
Oeloos In &le6 peridludte eine
gobne unb ertidte. - Sn sid q. 5.
als eri6oB ii9 Der POltstit Suinser.
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S9wefs.

Germ. Die 8etriehsetnnd6men
Der 9unbesba6nen betrueen i'm Sabre
1902 100000 Srancs, Die Qusz
saben 1920, 900 5rancs, 10 bab Elm
Ginnabmeiiberi4uB bon 26,75O,OOO
6rancs perblet6t. - Der 9unbesrat6
bat ben Director Der &riegspulperz
fabrit Worblaufen, %. Stdmpfli, tpe=
gen llnteri9lagungen ieiues 4mtes
ent6oben unb bic 9unbesanpalti9aft
beauftrast, gesen i'm Strafunterz
iu9uns einsuletten.-9ie QttionGrperz
iammlung bes Gurnigelzunterne9z
mems bei9loBbe nW ~ieberuufbau bes i'm
leBten Srii6iabr a6gebrannten 9aues
unb bic 5ortfi6rung bes 8etrtebes be
iss groben &urbotels. Der Neubou
ion i'm nG9iten Sri6iabr begOnnen
unb 10 gefDrbert tperben, oaB bas 9oz
tel i'm Sribju6r 1905 pieber er0ffnet
tperben fann.
3 Ii / d. Regierungsrat6 2O9er
lit gum Observation-Disclosures bes
8antons Grid setpdblt porben; gum
Disqualification tpurbe 2uB ernannt.-
Sci 9elesenbelt Der So9idulfeier in
3Iri9 mics Heftor Gobn boruuf bin,
DAP bic Nieberlafuns Der iiebenten Saz
tultGt, Der Sournaltftif, fir Die nG6fe
3eit i9on an Der 9o9i9ule in Ius<
ft9t itebe.
uri /. Sn altborf: itarb i'm @lter
bon So Subren QltzS bergeriAtsprGiiz
bent unb 2anbrat6 &arl S9mib.
ct. 9aIIen. Ser 9erpaltunss=
rat6 Der 8unbesbabnen bat fir Den
9au zines neuen S~al6ialonzS ampfz
bpotes auf benz 8obenfee nit elmer
2Gnge bon So unb elmer 8reite bon 6
Meter unb Sragfraft fir 600 gerfoz
men fir bas Sabr 1908 einen &reott
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