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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-11
JUNIOR GLASS
OF the Dexter High School Present
VALLEY Farm"

Dexter. Ne, March 0-'SpeSiaD The
annual PLAY given 10y the members OF thu
Junior class ~ tn" Dexter High school
was presented in the Town hall. this
evening, before 4 large. audience. In fact
it was on Of til. largest audiences seen
IN the hail Tor many months. owing large
~ tn til" Tact that il is IN" itrSt tim"
tina: the hail hats been open to the public
Tor several weeks owing 10 the siege OF
dif'hthcriu which has been here for the
past nine months. Th" play WAS valley
Farm and was of tn, genuine New Eng
land rural drama style. There We're st.y-
eral specalti.S. chief among which was
the aerial navigation act by George W.
Potter. one of DcNtcr'S rising Young com
.dans. Th" act WIS one OF lis own pro-
auction ard WIS fully appreciated. The
solos rendered by Miss Charlotte Kinney
were we'll received and the whole even
inSs entertainment WAS worth the price
Of admission.
Every member of the cast had his or
her part learned to perfection and there
was no hitch during the entire play
Those taking part had been wen coached
by Harold G. Dustin and their work re-
fleets credit on his lbiiit': in the amateur
theatrical line Following the play a so
rinl dance was held the music for which
WIS furnished by Grams orchestra of
three pieces.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-11
ONE LIFE LOST
And Possibly Others in
Hotel Fire.
W00dman's Hotel at Sebojs
Bridge Destroyed.
Proprietor Hall Reaches Patten In
Semiconscious Condition.

Island Falls, Me. March lO-One life
was lost and possibly three others i'm a
,il%a which burned n wo"dman's hotel at
Scbois bridge. - miles, northwest Of
fattth' late Thursday night. according
TO liforfation received here Friday.
The known victim was Il ,hr-e-year-
Old daughter uI Luther Hall. proprietor
of TIE hotel. MIR. Han was burned SO
BADLY, ne was unable to give any infor-
nation beyond the fact that his child
mad been burned 10 death and three
women We're Sleeping in the bui,iin :
when IN. tir. started
The, first known OF The fi.e was when
Mr.. Han. III u sclnicnnscious condition
With his head and body burned and
bHst"r"d. was brought into Patten ear
~ friday. IN SOM" manner he na:t
damaged To stalt his horse and slice!
toward l'att"n, tneI his strength pc
came exhausted. About half the dis
tance had been finished when he was
found in an unconsc ious condition. the
horee making its way slowly toward
the village. The WoudSman who dis
covered him took Hall 10 Patten.
Han, who is not expected to recover
from The effects of the burns and eX-
n"sure. could give no Particulars en-
ccpt that his child was lost and he had
seen nothing Of the female help, three
in number Mrs. Hal was visiting AZ
Patten over night
liIty, Tnich promptly started int
the woods to inv' Stigatc. VAS not OK
I.-tted to return befor" night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-11
AT u. OF M.
Films ard Committees Considered for
Commencement Exercises.

u.ono. Ne, March 10 -'Sp"ciaD.-A
,o..tine Of the senior class WAS held
wednesday noon. to cunsi'ier plans per
,,r,i.2 to commencement. The follow
,,,, committees were elected:
Class day-cullrs, Carrie. Grove. Foss
AID Sprisu"
,yul.t!i"ns-s'w-rtz"r. Flanders and
tnnr.lt ana ban Spraeue. Mitchell.
Ir.InInolId. Learned. i'.-nit-Il ami Mo
I,.imOtt.
tiIltun t..ii.v and E.;,!e were. elected
4 commute, to investigate the matter III
i s..rrr banquet and they were. instruct
ed Ia report to the class. The Injecting
vt. a,,Iouiucd until Wednesday. March
ID. IT whIcA linz III" different officers
Ind speaker for class day viii be- elected.
M, III -hIu,n hdNr elected William
kD.,,ri Sawyer of Miibr.dst. captain of
thar track team. will lii" sorliuin"r-S
Ll,r crct-,, Abel ftrciv.l WYman OF
sk.Wh.?s:lu Tn" annual indoor meet will
f- held in the gymnasium on April !. AMI
viii consist ri the following events: D.
ward dash, pole vault. .J-!ard low hllr-
dies. high jump. :1-yard high hurdles,
silOt.put relay races. % ". %. ami %
" o. ANA Il tug-of-war. There will also
BE- th- usll"l tmbling exhibition. Al III"
combustion of the meet there VIII BE- Il
basketball i;:tmr between the Sophomorcs
and Ir. shm-n.
L. -
day noon. ion its second trip ont of the
State. Thursday night. the team plays
Gardiner. one III tn" strongest teams in
the St;it. and Friday night it play ;
Thornton Academy at SacD. Saturday
night II turn gam" VIII bc played with
View Hampshire Site College ut Durh,n.
fh" following men were taken ON the
trip by Manager Carrie: Captain Hunting
ton. ST oure. Owen. Matthews. Stewart
and Burke
The scv-n juniors having attained the
fishtst rang in themes as SopEomOrcs
have been announced by the faculty.
These Scve1 will contest for the prize at
tn" annual Junior exhibition which is held
lust h"i"rr commencement. The cnmpeti-
t"r1 as announced are us follows A. J.
I:utt"rwOrth. G. W. t'.i:Hphll. J. =. col
,Grt, II. A. Emery. f. III. Glover. g. IT.
ilill, Y. u. i\ittr"dg". f.. A. Stamford.
Friday. the ,'ornmttc" on education and
Tho Committee on l"riculture OF the Stat.
lerirlltnr" will visit the university. FROM
."lrirrs received by President Fellows on
Thursday. these committees will he ac-
cnrp'nied Icy many other members OF the
"''iSt"tur". hhOut - hundred ar" eX-
r"ct'd to max" the trim. In alt prOhhhil F.
iiv r'Hrrl exercise will h. post poncd m
I'll ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-11
The Defeated Army Panic Stricken and
Remmed in on the North.
The Japanese Capture Large Number Of
PriSonerS--Late News.

against Generals Oku and Nosgu ana
Linevitch is doing his best to hold the
military road against Kuroki They
| have numbers against them but have
succeeded against odds in similar re-
treats before. The appearance of Gem
cral N..wa.nura would render futile an
their efforts. General Rennenkampfl-s
force of somewhat less than 10000 men
| which has been operating in tn. exc
| trcme left. is in Il perilous position
| nut the force is Il mobile one ana the
| officers know The mountains we'll With
the exception of this latter force all
the Russian troops are now concern
trating on the roads leading northwar.
| and il may take "A hours before their
| fate is decided.
| The army. which General Gripnn-
nerg turned over To General Kaulbars
| when he left Manchurin. and a nor
ti"n of which General Bilderling COM
manned. consisted Of GregoT's cavalry.
Misi"henk"'s mobile division and the
NTH. sixth. eight. tenth and seven
t+"nth army corps. extending from the
Lao river to the Mandarin Road. Cen
"ral Iincvtch'S army. which held The
important positions AZ the bend of the
Saakhe river. including Erdagou hill,
comprised tn" first European. and the
flrst. second. third and fourth Siberian
CORPS. Rennerkampffs mobile division
ana SiiisoheiTS cavalry. The ,roups
winch arrived in january ana F.hru-
AIRY. probably two corps are NOT in
cluded in this list.
Even should Kuropatkin eytric,,e
his army. il is believed in Euron.uu
capitals. that peace will soon follow
inns Latest JapIn"se victory. The call
ln@ I" 81. Petersburg OF NJ IswoIsky
Russian minister to Denmark. who was
formerly in Toxic. Is most significant
y" time vii. he lost in starting the ne
EQUATIONS rs soon as Russia intimates
hci wish 10 close the war. shortly ,f-
ter ihe fall of Port Arthur. :, hipb
official of the japanese foreign ot,;c.
arrived in London with authori,r n
take up tie negotiations 50 soon "a
Russia declared her desire for pe,ce
Ihe losses in the operations nrecad-
IL tiie battie ana those in the bat
:" proper nave reached enormous pro
portions. but up to the present neither
Slde mas attempted an estimate. They
VIII certainly exceed the Shakhe LOGS
rs. IN which the Russian alone lost in
killed. wounded and missing, 81. 900 men.
Field Marshal Oyama arranged his
attack $" that the Chinese CITY ~
Mukden should not come within tho
range of battle. n rather easy eask az
the Russians had no positions i'm
mediateiy around the city as was the
case at Lao Yang. and the Russian
town is two miles from the outer walls
OF the old city. The western imperial
t"nbs We're under shell fire, but no ac-
count has been given of the damage. II
any that they suffered. The eastern
tombs. around which the Russians had
erected positions. apparently did not
come within range Of the japanese
shells.
CONTINUED on Page Three.) w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-11

| The fate Of the Russian army Of up-
wards of quarter of a million Men
| and the 1000 pieces of artillery which
was confidently expected General Ku-
roEatl,in and his lieutcll;,nts could pre-
vent the advance of the japanese be-
yOnd the Shaking and Hun river posi-
tens. is still in the balance. They have
been driven from these positions and
arr. now rushing nortEward towards
| Tie Pass. around which are high hills
| which We're prepared for defense afte,
| the battle of Lao Yang in September.
there being no hope IT that time that
the japanese would allow the defeatei
army to rest south Of the Tie Pass.
That the Russians have lost many gun,
and large quantities of ammunition ana
supplies is certain. for with but Il sing q
| track railroad 10 north. il would be inn
| possible to rrmnv. the large stores
which had been gathered together al
Mukden. TheS.., it seems have been de
.;tloyed.
The Japanese nav not Yet reported
the capture of guns. which they gen"r-
ally do almoS; Immediately. but il
seems hardly likely that Kuropatkin
could have removed all of lis artillery.
On the first OF January, according to
corr eSpondentS Who have just returned
from Mnkden. the Russians had in po-
S:tion along the Shakhr and Hun rivers
1900 guns. incl,niing Il number of six
and eight inch guns on cement fOundl-
tionS .straddliIIg The railway just north
Cf Shakhe station. In addition. many
guns arrived at Mukden during Janu
AIRY and February, so that the Russian
artillery. when ;he big battle started,
must have numbered nearly 2000 pieces.
1t is likely that Europatkil has sacri-
feed some of these AMI is bending all
his energies TO rXtrit'atinG his army.
That this task is a difficult one all Of
the dispatches indicate, but Russian
SympathlZers point IL his retreat from
Lao Yang. where conditions were np-
posed 10 him.
The retreat from Lao Yang was ac-
complishcd during 4 itic rain storm
over roads huo-Gccp in mud. while nj
the present time. the Manchurian roads
are frozen hari as stone and have becl
worn smooth as asphalt by the con
tinual passage Of the big wide-tircd
commissariat wagons. The result or
Oyama's great turning movement de-
ura's army. which has not yet been
definitely located. although supposed
"a be moving from The cast towards
Kurnuntkins line Of retreat. Should he
reach the military road which runs
almost in a direct line from Fushun TO
Tie Pass. before the passage of the
Russian army. the circle will be COM
rlete as NogiS guns already command
the railway ana should soon control the
Mandarin road, which is but a short
distance east Of the railway and runs
parallel with il.
The army Of General Kaubars.
which has been pressed back across
the western plain, fighting every inch
of ground is moving northward to pro
teCt the line of retreat from the at
tackS from the westward. while Cen
eral Bilderling is protecting the rear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-11
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An 800 TON
Barkentine To Be Constructed In Bath
First in IA Years.

Bath. Me-. Mar 10.-The New Eng
land ship building company. Friday.
received Il contract from New York
parties for the first barkentine built
in the Bath District in IA years. II
will be an 500 ton. threemasted craft
for ofrshore trade. The last barkentine
built here was the fourmaster James
w. Eiwell. which was afterward con-
verified into schooner rig.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-11
$4,000 LOSS.
Creamery Building and Contents Con.
stunned in Wiscasset.

Wsicasset. March Especially
Fred f. Ponds creamery building with
contents. also engine house and two
engines We're burned to the ground at
about 10 o'clock this morning. Loss
probably S2000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-11
Washington Forecast.

Washington. March 10-Forecast for
New Enelani: Fair. c"l6er saturday;
colder wave at night iii Eorth portions
1T Maine. E"v. Hampshire and Yer
II ont. sunday fair. fresh ~,st 10 north
west winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-11
Banker Commits Suicide.

Richmond. Va. March I0-Ausust f.
Cobb. banker ami halloween nj me Snf-
folk Knitting Mills committed suicide in
his office IT Suffolk, today. by shooting
through his head. He was n nativ, of
brunswick. Me. The caUse of the suicide
is not known.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-11
FAIR AND COLDER.

Eoston March lo.-I.pcal forecast for
Boston ard vicinity: fair Saturday an I
Sunday; somewhat colder Saturday
ana Satur,ia: night: westerly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-11
e, s. DOWNING e SOW
2s; Water St, Augusta.
say! | Have Just FOND

49,, where to get my shoes repaired.
york is til" man; he makes an old shoe
l,oG like new. Try Him next time.
Satisfaction will be yours.
THE c. S. YORK SHOE STORE,
10 Water Street, Augusta, Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-11
$500. 900 Request to Harvard.

New York. March l0-The will of the
late James G. Garter WIS made public to
night. BESIDES the beQuests to relatives
and friends. the sim of SaOpOuD is LETT to
Harvard University.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-11
PIANOS
ron RENT

Several upright pianos. also few or
cans have just core in and on account
..la,k of room must be disposed of At
ones. Rents allowed on purchase.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-11
e,,o.;on Causes Three Deaths

81 u f,rnace explosion nj the Camhria
St,aI Cos. works. today. three men. for.
,.icnors. were killed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-11

The following bills. petitions, etc,
We're presented:
Fly Mr.. Kurdish Of Franklin: Resolve
in favor Of clerk and stenographer and
messenger to the committee on inland
CONTINUED on Page Twa)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-11
For Poor S!eepers.

nor circulations weak disesrinrs San
ads Ginger is era tetul and comforting ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-11

For sprains use saiva-cea. 1t strength
an. n,u.cIes and removes all sorsns.s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-11

The following bill came from the
House: AN Act to amend Section 10
OF CHAPTER 50 of the Revised Statutes
relatin" to management and operation
of steam railroads. I'm the House this
bill vas received under suspension of
the rules. and without reference to 4
committee took its several readings
and was passed to be engrossed) On
motion by Mr.. Gardner of Penobscot.
the bill took its several readings, and
was passed to be engrossed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-11

The Worlds Favorite
Fbin Scan is CutiCura Medicinal. cnoIli
emit sanitive. anti<eptic
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-06-08
sropn gountp.

Aberdeen. Die Grfe Rafional
8ant Bat oas @runoItht uno @e6dube
eer SOhn 8uno SrstUlng @pmpaHu an
Der Dtain StraBe uno 2. aoenue fir
81 900 an9etauft uuo miro auf Dem
glaB Elm eigenss 9aufgebduoe errih=
ten. @dsper 6ab BON Oantton uirO
Elm 3meift0figes 6ebduoe auF ieinem
8runotQf erridten nit einem Rolfen=
aufDdno pon 4e.00O.-Sn Der Der.
Stoatsr 9anosffice Uuroen i'm Nlai
p 9eimitdttseintrn9uusen qemadat,
3ll0 afer umFaReHo. -0ns 6aus
oes SOhn 6anlsp, bier Meilen bon
glaremOnt. 1T ourtb 6euer seril0rt
uOroen. Shaoen $1,000. - Der
transport pon iungem Bieb aus 8e=
ras unb Ari;oua nad een Beioeldn=
oereien Ueiflih pom Mi6ouri oaHert
nO1 INNER fort g9dbreno 48 Stun=
ben tameu iiebeu gileubnbnsiae BON
ourhIhnittlib ie 80 Bagen, uno ie 35
Stif 8ieh IN ieoemWagen, bier burd.
71s Bieb bleibt auf ben @eieen ldnae-
re 3eit. bis es fett genug fur ben
Warft III. Wian berehnet, 0as SO,
600 iunge Stiere bon Sl0ea Iih lest
auf ben @eiOen tUsltli9 pom D9iIfogri
befiu0en. Corr.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-06-08
Ginise @ebOte FIR oeatI@e !.

Spreht oeutin in gurer 6amilic
uno gu @uren ainosrnl
Ber lid ieiner MntterIprahe lhdmt.
iit elm eIenoer 6rspf. Der BON ben ame-
rit9nern uHo ieoem anItduoigeu Men-
ihen nit &eht uernhtet piro.
@enn Sbr ihleht eualiId Tpre6t,
onnn blamirt Sud nidt uno reoet
Cure Wutteriprahe. SeIOnoers, iDeun
Sbr in ben @el6dhsbduiern etwas
touft, 10 DerInnet einen oeutlheu
@Iert.
Wadt SUD nidt bel ben engliIhen
9lsrfs gum 8saenitnnee oes Spottes.
Der Roufmanu lhdBt 0onH ben ggert
Der oeutiten Sprahe uHo mus oeutlhe
@lerts onfieIIen Daourh iif Gah uno
@ursn ainOern ssbolfea uno, rDeRn tie
Snei Sprnden iprsdeH, psroienen lie
o0ppelt 10 Diel.
0altst itsts Cure Wlutieriprahe bod
unD unteritiiBt Cure oeutlhe ,3eitungl
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-06-08
Sum rmiiii6 japaniI6en
Rriea.

Su3piI1en habeu Iih Die lahrihten
iiber ben iapaniimen Rieieniisg oetldri
uuo Die 9ieoerlaee oer Runen tit nod
ihlimmer. als errDnrtet. giEr einiae
4reu3sr lino ben iapdniihen Neipen
entronnen. oarunter einige uah gBlaoi.
mofot uno orei dnoere Rreuser uat
Wanilln, uelh lebtere ieoenf1ns Biz
gum SnluB oer Standardization oaielbit
bleiben miiilen. Die internationolsu
Mdhte unter 6Hbruua Rooiebelts,
MAIDEN ale Anitreugungen, I'm RuBs
lauO 81 beweesn, ben ausiihtslolen
Rrieg uno oas fiirhterlihe 8smsBel
81 beenoen uno 5rieoen Su idlieBen.
alleiH RuBlauo beiinoet iih suilhen
devil and sea- 9luf Der einen
Ssite piro es 0urb bic inneren uu=
ruben, ourb Die unmoelibtsit, weitere
Steueru aus BEN bungernoen Bolt
aus3upreiIen, ourh Die ltdnoigen Rieoer-
lageu, ben gerluit Der iSlotte, bic lln=
5uTrieoenbeit I'M 6eere gum 6rieoen ae-
ordngt, auf Der anoern Settle Ihauoert
&uBlano Dor ben liher eelal3enen
Observation-Disclosures Der Sapaner su-
riid uno tann INNER nod Hih! que
Qeben OaB Is aus Ieiner lsiteuosn
grDBmahtrole suriid1eordnQt iein ioI.
gBie Elm @rtriutenoer nod benz
StrObbalm, 70 bort e auf ben Sieq
9inewiths, Der iebr 3tueifelbnft lit. Nlit
elmer armee apatbiiher ourh bic
yiieosrlagsn oemoralilirter Soloaten
lallen itb feline Stlnbten Ihldgen. Sin
eDentueasr Sieq piiroe benz 5ooestampI,
UenH mir uns 70 ausDrlfen oiirfen,
nur osrldngern. g8ir glnuben aud
IhUsrlid odB Der ruiliihe grsoit
LANCER intetuatioualen 8antturs bat
uno Die 6urht Dor internationnlen
8ertuifelunaen bait oen8unoesgenofen
RuBlanos, 6rdntreih, BEN oas 9lno=
nis bishsr ihOn ihuer TN Wdgen lag,
ebenialls I'M Shah. Wau tam oaber
nit Splnnung ben peiteren entruife-
luugen entgegenIeben.
Der iiirbterlihe Rrieg Bat meuilifens
oas @Ute qehabt, od6 ieoe annere
trieesluiIige Mant Dor Oen etmaigeu
6olgsn zines epentl. 8elttrieqes que
ridihauoert uno 8uBlano Dem Sabre
bunoerte uieoergetrstensn 9Olte bic
6reibeiteu gebsu muB. melte es Su
feiuer geiltigeH uno nationalen gnts
loidelunl qebrauht Gbne Oieien Rrieq
bate Die corrupte ruiliihe guredutratie
uno Der finItsre 8eiIt Der griehi'b=
tathpliiheu CrtbOoorie, oas Reeime
oes fiHlteren gooooonOu3celf, nod fur
lauge Sabre triumphirt, troB Ribilifsu,
AnarhiIten uno 8omben.
ggis Die uoralilhe Birtunq oes
Rriegss auf Die MOneoleu, beIonosrs
ghinr uHo otc3utunftiae poIitiIhe gOn=
ltalation fem miro. mus Der 3ufunit
uno Dem llrteil ueiierer 9euts, ais Der
Snrei5er lit. iberlniIeu blei6en. Bir
fiirhten Die ,,8elbe 8efabr". @ie
mir Fiirhten, ooB Der ueus lltas oes
gSaren. pelher oem @ouDerneur bon
ct. Petersburg 3bspboIF freie 6ano
siebt, ale llnruhen nit yeiieruen @e=
malt" gu unteroriifen, Gin utns, Der
ME elm gliB aus beiterem 6immsI tam
Die ruiiiihe &eDOlution uur befbleunis
uen mirO.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-06-08
spesiaI. sOrreip ponOen,en.
@tgusfGnnntn.
Spencer. ben 81 {

Spencer, ben 8. sunni 1905
4m lebten SOnntde berrThte bier eIs
ne fiirbterlibe 6ibe es mar 1O4
8rao tn Der Some, am Montsa y6
8rao I'm Sndtten uno 6eute bldif Elm
tnlter BiH0 benz Roroen Tretz
tag, Den 2. Suni ltar6 bier Som
DicDeulen an gug5clitiateit. gr
ipuroe am Sonntng auF bem tatbolf-
l6sn 6rieobefe BEL 6armer bsora6en.
gteDtullen mar elm Shmaaer bes hie=
li9en 6lsiibermeilters 6err SSrau,
Sauer. Gr binterldBt cine Sdmelter
ole Grau oes berrn Sauer. = Qm
Sonntag itarb bier Srau 4nna Butler
an Altsrsihmdhe i'm 6auIe ihrer Sod5=
ter 6rau Sobu gauant. sis pur6e
beute, ben g., nuf BEN 9ateiioe TrieO=
hofe nOrol. BON Spencer 6eara6sn uu=
ter geteiligung Der gan3en llmoeaenO.
Sie mar IN 8eutIhlnno i'm Sabre 1922
gsboren, tam NIT ibrem Wsanne q.
8utler I'm Sabre 1862 mad BigconiH.
uno Madden ibr Utann aeftorben mar.
lam he i'm Sabre 1885 nah 5uo 9as
tota NIT ibrsn Rinoern. Sic btnter=
ldBt 3 S0hne uno z 5bhter bon
pelnen z in 6ieIer @eGeno nobneu.
gei augult 2inbstugsl erihien am /
SUM Elm trdftiger Stammbalter. uel=
DER ieine 6eimat permanent BEL ihm
aufgeihla9en BAT. Quouit hat BEN
Shref gliflib iiberltanoeu.-Rarl
6etts Opn Barter 2. .. ilf Sci Ber>
Ddnoten 81 gsiu6, e6enio Senrn
groDneu bon Qaen, g1cbr.-S. 3.
Shmiot Don 8ropn So. W9inn., elmer
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beute bon einem ieiuer @Iel, ueldheu er
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lailen Dollte, iEs @efht geIdlaqeu, 70
oaB er cine babe Stunoe belinnunds=
los blieb. Damn Itano er aber auF,
ipannte ieine gIel an uno fuhr nnth
6aus. Der 6enter traue oieIen
eieln Ser iungs 6aIouel lieB iid
leBte Bohe BON elmer Subre Steine
uber lelnen SUB fabren. 10 0aB er iebt
nuf orei sGeineH berum 6umbeln mub.
10. 5ummel uno Garolus mahfen
am |. SUM siHeH abiteher na6 ganos
pa, unl ben 8ruosr oes aarolus, otto
SlHoetuesl, Delher bort einen 9aoen
bait, so beiuden. Bon ibrer RudreiTe
noh Ctlaboma tamen am 3. SUM 6.
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Senouih bier 0urb. Sic lobten Ct-
laboma inauOerbaFt.-qarl Sbiepel=
beiu braunte seitern feline Rub Sur&,
uno 9sO. 6eiaer lisfsu feline Snweine
fort uno betm oiden Shuiter uur0e
am SoRHtag glbeHo elm bis6en ,,qes
tuntt, " oem Sobn glauien aus 6ers,
looaB er Dor glngit Die WaHerflaTbe
oes RarOlus umparf, nslhe in tauTeno
Splitter jerfprang, natiirlitb aud aus
Angh. gSsnn Rarolus nun IoDiel @elO
aufbrinqen tann, miro er iit cine neue
uno grOBere 6laibe beiOrgsn. -Raro=
lns pertauft nod INNER farm aerdts
inaften, uno oa er cine Garlaouna
nsuer 8Dering 8iHoeIdRur betommt,
lqoet er ale feline oeutihen 5reuHoe
elm, baloigit bel i6m oesbalb borsu=
ipreaen. gBenn bic 5reuoe oieien Rat
bsfolaen, freut lib Der 9arolus.