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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-09-10

The Republican candidate for representative
to the legislature is in every way worthy OF
support He is a young man of ability and IN
tegritv and has had experience at the State
capital that will aid him very materially in the
discharge of his legislative duties. You Will
make no mistake if you cast your ballot for
Ralph |. Morse.
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L!NCOLNVILLE BEACH.

L!SCOLNVILLE BEACH.
j. Asburv Pitman and family of Salem,
Mass, have returned home after spending the
summer at their cottage at the Trap" ...
Miss Elsie Walker has returned to her home in
Brookline, Mass go. Geo Woodward, Martin L.
Adams, Harry Achorn and Charles Carswell of
Dorchester, Mass, spent Labor day at 1.-The
Rockmere" Mrs Emma ]. Veazie and son,
DR.. Alfred Veazie, have returned to their
home in Bangor. Fred Carver and BRIDE nee
Lolita circuit of New York, called at E. E.
Carvers Sunday. Benz. Wade, who has been
i'll all summer, died Friday night. The funeral
services were held Sunday afternoon, Rev. ].
r. Laird officiating. He leaves to mourn their
loss, besides the widow, who is his second wife,
three sons and one daughter-Everett, Lincoln,
Sumner, and Mrs. Rosie Patterson of North
port. .. Mrs. Litchfield, mother of VIM. Itch
field and Mrs Eph. Mill, had shock Saturday
AS she is quite aged and in feeble health, not
much hope is felt for her recovery. Miss
Lette Mathews, who has been visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Mathews, has re-
turned to Cambridge, Mass. Miss Barbara
Mcleod of Everett, Mass, is visiting Miss
Florence Dearborn. James Ferguson of
Somerville Mass, is guest at P. R. Frohock's.
John Coombs and his friend, Mr.. Lewis
spent Sunday with L. J. Coombs.. Mrs Mer-
rill Law and children have returned from New
London, Conn, where they spent the summer.
.... Mrs. Ralph Gushee and children, Clare
mont and Coriss, of "Claremont," New York,
were guests last week of T. E. Gushee and
wife. 80. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crehore and Mrs
Alice Fletcher returned Tuesday to their home
in Peabody, Mass Mrs VIM. Thompson and
family have returned to their home in Cam
bridge, Mass, after spending the summer at
the "Tarbell' cottage. Alton French and
wife of Camden spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs F. E. French.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-09-10

Osyster cultivation is not an American idea.
History tells of the early Romans having
caught oysterfry on branches and raised oys-
tiers quite successfully, and from time to time
this and other methods of cultivation have
been attempted in various European countries.
Oyster farming in America dates back to the
wear 1851, when certain East River New
York; oystermen, observing that young oysters
fastened in great numbers to the shells of
other oysters, started the practice of Smelling
their beds and the ground contiguous to them
just before spawning. National Magazine.
1t begins to look as though as though the day
is not far distant when clam farming will be in
order and clamfat become a valuable pro-
perty.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-09-10

Samuel Stewart of Lewiston has two fresh
water Holsters in his possession which are at
tracing much comment among those who have
seen them They were secured at Lobster
pond in which are many more specimens.
They are green when taken from the water
and turn red upon being boiled. They re-
semble the salt water lobster in every particu-
lar except size, being much smaller
As previously stated in The Journal these
fresh water Holsters are simply crayfsh and
are quite extensively eaten in the far south.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-09-10

the first week in October. 1t is hoped that all
will unite in bringing contributions so that the
fair will be a success. IA piece of State road
under the direction of Mr.. James Clement is
being built near Mr. John Colson S. go. Among
those having large pieces of corn for the corn
factory this fall are Miss Frye, Messrs Frank
Gray Rufus Lowell Clifton Morse, John Tib-
bets and Gardner Berry.
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SUBSCRIPTION TERMs-ln advance, S2.o
wear: 81 90 for six months; 50 cents for three
months.
ADVERTISING TERMs-FOr enc square, one
inch length in column, 50 cents for one week ana
25 cents for each subsequent insertion.
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A correspondent over the signature OF "Cltl-
zen" discusses among other things the argu-
ment of the advocates of the "saloon on every
corner that under license system only pure
LIQUORS would be sold in place of the vile COM
mounds that are said to be illegally sold under
prohihition. That argument is fallacious. The
men who violate the prohbitory law for gain
would not hesitate, if allowed to do business
openly, to sell such liquors as would give them
the largest profits. In New York city not long
ago samples of liquors were obtained from
number of saloons and subjected to analysis,
and it was found that the liquor sold over the
bars of first-class saloons was adulterated, as
well as that from the low groggeries. We
saw not long since an analysis of brand
of whisky extensively advertised for medicinal
purposes which condemned it utterly for such
use. In fact pure, unadulterated liquor is said
10 be practically an unknown quantity, cheml-
Gals doing what was formerly done by age ano
giving color and flavor to the various liquids
commanded. The advocates of an "open sa'
loon on eyery corner" will have to get better
argument
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-09-10

Jobn Kendrick Bangs, author of 1.-THE House
boat on the Styx, is now aiding in the constuc-
ton of craft to convey the Democrats up Salt
River after Sept 18th
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The Republican candidate for Sheriff of Wal
10 County can appeal to the voters on his
record as an officer, as a man and as citizen.
He is known all over the State as faithful,
energetic and incorruptibe official. 1t is for
the interest of every honest, law abiding cit
zen Of Waldo County that such man should
be retained in office If you do not know the
record of the opposing candidate, ask your
neighbor about it. Perhaps you have heard
him on the stump, and if so that should con-
vince YOU of his unfitness to hold any office
within the gift of the people. A man is
known by the company he keeps and every ex-
rumseller in Waldo County and those who
want to sell rum and feel that they could safe
ly do so in case of his election are doing all in
their power to ensure that result. Rum and
rum money will be used without stint to cor
rupt voters but that will avail only with the
ignorant and depraved and cannot influence
the Cod fearing, respecting, law-abiding
people of Waldo county, and their votes and
their influence will help to avert what would
be a lasting disgrace.
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MONROE.

MONROE.
Mrs. Fannie Shields entertained the W. c..
T. U. Sept 4th. Rev A. J. Lockhart and wife
and Miss Emily M. Hall of Winterport, mem
bers of Winterport union, were present and we
had the privilege of listening to very inter
esting discussion from Mr. Lockhart, which was
highly appreciated by the members. Ice cream
cake and tea were served. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Fred Parker, Friday, Sept
25th =. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Durham and Mr.
and Mrs Ephraim Haskell have been to Bel
fast camping out for a week. Miss Carrie
Durham and Miss Mamie Mason went down one
day The president and secretary of the
! Monroe Fair w. B. F. Twombly and Edwin
jenkins, attended the fair in Waterville last
week 49,. Hamilton jenkins was drawn on the
grand jury and Frank Sargent on the traverse
Jury to serve at the September term of court
in Belfast. 80. Mrs. John Moore is having the
pleasure of visit from her children and grand
children whose home is in Massachusetts,.
Misses Gertrude and Viola Conant will go to
| Hebron Academy to attend school. The term
! begins Sept. Nth. Their father, Chas. Conant,
/ will go and see them settled. "A large Re-
publican rally is looked forward to on the 18th
at the park :. Mr.. Englehart gave a lecture at
the town hall last week which was interesting
| ~ Mrs. Forest Grant has spent two weeks
| in Bucksport with relatives ...... Miss S. A.
! Mansur and Mrs. Hattie Robinson were at
Northport Campground campmeetng week.
F. A. Piper from Washington, D. c., formerly
of Monroe, is visiting his old home. ...... Mrs.
Ellis Cooper and children will return to their
home in New York this week. after several
weeks stay at her husbands home
UNITY
Percy Condor from Hampden, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Laforest Webb, for
several days. returned to his home last week
accompanied by his niece Miss Edith Webb,
who will spend the rest of her vacation there.
... The farmers in this vicinity are very busy
at present hauling corn for the factory, which
started last week and is now running in full
operation Although the acreage is about the
same it is estimated that the run will excel last
years crop. Edmund Webb and Nelson Rack
| lift will attend the NJ c. l. at Pittsfield this
fall. :. Miss Josie Brown is attending the fall
term at Pennington Normal school. The town
schools opened Sept. 7th with good attendance
under the following instructors: village school,
Miss Blanch Sibley from Freedom; intermediate,
Miss Kathalene March; Primary, Kelley Dist,
Miss Edith Frost; Woods Dist, Miss S. E. Collier
| from lewiston; Jones Dist, Miss Matte E..
Jones: Farwell Dist, Miss Hattie Tweedie from
Thorndike; Worth Dist, Miss Effie L. Flye from
Freedom. The High school opens Sept. 18th
with the same instructor as last term. Prof.
w. H. Russell came here last spring from Mas
sachusetts and after the closing of his term of
school was joined by his family, after which he
secured rent at Windermere Park, where they
have since resided. The superintendent was
fortunate in securing his services once more.
It is hoped that Mr.. and Mrs. Russell will decide
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Aeronaut Killed al wac '

In the presence of a vas POW gt
people at the Contra Mare e-2
Waterville, Sept. 2nd, the .r,
erang, while at the height ''- "a
took fire from a spark Of 'as guy y
4.25 P. M. and the daring 9t'' ~
Oliver Jones of Hammonisnv 5i
cipitated with his bla4in- NJ
receiving broken collar Too" FL
juries from the effects of "4
hours later.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-09-10

Two amendments to the constitution are to
be voted at the election Sept. 18th. The
first relates to the initiative and referendum,
which has been in operation in the State of
Oregon for some time. The York Transcript
has published letters from two residents in
that State which give an idea of its practical
workings One writer says: eff by any action
on your part, you can prevent the incorporation
into the constitution of the State of Maine of
the initiative and referendum, you will have
deavor to your State" -. 1.-THE referendum
is the resort of soreheads, cranks and freaks of
all descriptions to garrote legislation against
which they have grievance, real or fancied."
And the other says: Theoretically, the initia-
tive and referendum looks sound and good, but
in my Judgment it is fraught with great danger
to the perpetuity of the form of government
provided by our ancestors, and under which we
have prospered these many years" AS to this
amendment the people of Maine will no doubt
vote no. The second amendment relates to
amendments to the constitution providing that
they may be voted upon on the second Monday
in September following the adoption of such
amendments by two-thirds vote of both
! houses As the law now stands such amend
| ments can only be voted upon at the biennial
| elections.
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FREEDOM.
! Will Spinney has returned home from Old
Orchard, where he had employment for the
summer Rev. Judson Bryant of Portland
visited his brother, Hon. George L. Bryant,
Sept 3rd . Albra E. Flye from Weeks Mills
and friend from Everett, Mass, visited Mr..
Flye's mother, Mrs. Susan J. Flye, Sept. 3rd
and 4th. Quite number from this place at
tended the fair in Waterville.. Miss Effie M.
FIVE began her school in the Worth district
Sept 7th ID. Seth Banton visited his sister in
Fairfield Sept. 1st.. Harold Bryant, who has
been working for the Freedom Lumber Co.,
has returned to his home in Portland. -. Mrs.
George Frisbee of Belfast visited her >neice,
Mrs. Arson Knowlton, Sept. End. -. Mr.. and
Mrs Porter F. Webb of Swanville visited Mrs.
Webb's mother, Mrs. Susan J. Flye, Sept. 9th.
. Vaughn Wiggin from Massachusetts, is Wis
iting his sister. Mrs. Frank Tylar.. Rev. J.
Burford Parry preached most excellent SER
mon Sunday morning, Sept. 9th, from Mark
227. The church was well filled, showing that
the citizens are taking a deeper interest in
church work Freeman W. Shepherd and his
daughter, from Belfast visited Mr.. and Mrs. D.
W. Dodge Sept 9Th and It'll. Miss Gertie
Littlefeld, who has been helping Mrs. Inez
Bellows, is teaching in Thorndike. :. Mrs. Ed
ward Downer died quite suddenly at the home
of her son. Sept. 9th. -. Robert Fuller from
Massachusetts is visiting his father, Frank Full
Ter.
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A vote for Gard.er is vote for Bryan.
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County Correspondence.

BURNHAM.
VIM. H. Kimball returned Sept. I'd from a
three weeks visit along the coasts of New
Hampshire and Massachusetts,. ... Eben Rich
ards of Cornville has been making a two
weeks visit with his niece, Mrs. Geo. F..
Wyman Willie Osley of Boston, Mass, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. G. F. Wyman.....
Moses Y. Richards of St. Adams visited Mr..
and Mrs. George Wyman last Sunday.
Lewis Wyman of Gardiner is visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Wyman.. Martin
Young has moved to his fathers farm on the
horseback road. :. Fred Bachelor, who has
been erecting an extensive wood and carriage
house, has them nearly completed. ... Lemuel
P Kimball visited his home in ST. Adams last
Sunday.
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5erren: 5. @. abrams, S. 81.
9ebnte, @. s. 8lefie. @. q. genoal,
gbas. @e6ren6 IT,. 6. @raten, 81. 8raumz
lenger, Sobn 9oller, s. 6. @herbart
Gbas. SO. @pers, Srep. @robmaml Ser
mann @ottuigf, q. @olbiten. gmil @iin=
5el. 5. g. Sieber. 6. 8. SaB, 8beo.
aofber. go, @auffmanl1, @r. nno @trs.
6. GAMBIA. 9fep. SO. S. Memmger. @. 8.
0aeler IT., Blob. Yiper, 4rt9ur Naas,
y. q. Stable. Soief Steinbl, g, q. S6leb,
hilbert Stiefel, SO. 6. Tbornas, Senrf
8einmam, Or. 8ebrne, 8. 6. 3iuer,
IS. q. 3ieblfe.
9amen: emma 9ittler, Qeolo
9ietri6s. Sarab 8. 9ittler. 9eno Opp
itein, Geo. @ber1pla, q. g. @dert, 90
rothp @roBfelot. Nmalie 9agemeber, 81.
81. Siridl, Gina 3unbe, Marp Scoop
manu-, $. @. Qucas, 8: s. @eininger,
9. S. &otb, Warp Sdreiber. emma
Euefel..
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gilbert 2agopsti, Chr. @oer.
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MmTfaliides.

Ser acknowledgements fiinitlerii6e
grfolg, ben oas 9. 81. Sinfonie
SrheIter nnter 2eitung ieines Dirl=
qenten Carl 9abn i'm Sreitag abeno
@on5ert in ser 8eetbonen Sale er5iel=
tie, legtoie Soee nabe, Of man I'M Sn-
terelle unierer Muiifer, 9ilettantell
uno Der &unitbeltrebungen i'm Mage-
meinen banbelt, inoem man Die 80.
81. Muiic Jeitipal Miiociation" griin-
bette uno 5u ben BON ibr 5u gebenoen
&on5erten fir IdDeres @elo ein Sr=
DIETER bon al1siparts fommen laBt.
@ir molten 5ugeben. oaB Die 2eiitun=
gen bes Gbicagoer Sinfonie Srde=
fters, INN meldes es ii6 banoelt, alf
elmer ettpos b0beren Stufe iteben,
oaB Die 8eiesung Der Snitrumente
cine boa5dbligere tit, mie BEL unierem
Sinfonie SrheIter, aber 10 geiualtig
groB lit Ser unteri1ieo oo1 ni6t uno
nit Nahbilfe bon @el0mitteln, mie
fie fir oie fremoen Ml1iifer aufge=
broft meroen bate Dieles errei6t
merben fonnen, mas iett i'm Srdelter
febIt.
@elhe Stabt in Seras, mir oiirfesl
film bebaupten, I'M gan5en Siioen,
fam iib zines Srbelters ribmen,
tpie es unier Sinfonie Srdeiter lit?
9ier bdtte nit 2eidtigfeit meiter auf-
uno ausgebaut lino oas Srheiter
gum unbeltrittenen StoI5 Der Stn6t
gerna1t tperoen fonnen. 9as man
oies beimii6e Snititut 10 gang unbe-
nhtet IieB, es p~oaitanoig iiberiab ulto
nno ben gingebungen zines allsipar-
tigen 9rbeiter=M onaeers folgte, lit
gu beflagen. @epiB peroen mir bon
ibm quite aon5erte 5u boren befom=
men, aber er eriheint nit leiner SEQ
peue, itreidt iein @elo elm uno BET
Idtpinoet.
@enn man oielelben Wittel, Die
fir oas gbicagoer Sinfonie Srhelter
allsgegeben meroen, auf unier Sim
fonie Srfeiter peripenoet bate, 10
f0nnten mir ebeniomol unler i1brli-
DIES Muiiffeit unb in BEN geeigneten
Saiions regelmaBie &on5erte baben,
Ole elm Mh5iebunespunft fir San
@ntonio iein miiroen; uniere Muiifer
bdtten elm Nebeneinfommen lno mir
oiirften NIT Stol5. iagen: @as mir
bieten 1T beimiides Broonft.
Gieaeidt fomrnen oie Better Der
g. q. Muiic 6eitipaI @iiociation I'M
nddJiten Sabre 5u oiefer Grfenntnis,
laiien oas m~smartige SrdeIter fall
len uno begniigen iid nit ibieiigen
4rdften, Die lie naf gebarf peritdrft
neroen f0nnen.
@ir fino iiber5eugt, BOB elm iolder
Sdritt Die aiinitbeitrebungen, oas
Sntereiie an Der Mufif, gau5 beoeu-
tend beben unb Die MiIoeiation CUR
5ablreiditen uno populdriten MAIDEN
miiroe.
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SSH i6on friiber eelogt, tit Die
uSreie 8reiie" gegen @ltsgabe bon
$25O,OO0 IN 9onos gum 9all lteller
2anoltrabeu. aeotie lit eieenfllf
mir oie Mnlegullg elmer g1tte1 SfraBes
nod Dem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pei
aec1 Springs ooer elmer Sblelfe
oortbiL oonit maj out Der etllell
StraBe bin unb a1f Der altoere1l 5ll=
riid fabren fam.
Die @riiroe fir nnlere StelltllJ
iino, oaB oie 9iirger ieit Dem Sn-
frafttreten oes nfud rendition lolp",
oes @eieses, meldcs perlongt, oaB
aaes @igentum 5llm poler1 @erfe
eingelhdst weroen muB, gerooe 9e=
nlla Steuern 81 5ablen baben ltlio
oaB Die gebouptltne, ourd) Die aus=
aabe oieier Sltntlne miiroc Die Stcli=
errote nidt crbobt, eitel CUNT 1T.
g8ie fam ein Goltntp cine Inlelbe
bon einer giertel Miaion Collars
MAIDEN, 3iniel= n1b Silgllngstono
Ihaffett, pb1te oie Stencrlt ST erDo=
benz @enn oaS ieet ongtllge, 10
miiBte1 ia Sen 9iirgern piel me9r
Steneri1 abgefnopft moroell lellt, me
5ur 8eltreitu1g Der Mnsgoben ltotlg
limo. Maeili, mo meillt audi nitbt
i'm @rnlt, mas man iogt; Der Eferoe-
fuB lit idon ge5eigt moroen. Ole
Steuerrate loa-menn ii6 Dos tim
laBt-oleroings nidt erbobt weroen,
ober oos afieiiment. Ilm fragen
mir, mo liegt Ser llnterldieb2 9e5ablt
muB meroen, oas 1T nntrogltd itl1p
oa man ooriiber ni6t binons fam,
10 lino mir ser Mniift, bob man Den
Gteuer5a6ern crit NAL @elege1lbelt
eiebt, iif init ben ieeigen gerboltnll-
len ab5ufinoen ebe mon ibnen nelte
2aiten aufbiiroet.
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esmard ais Gbirure.
Gtm B<tef an ste 8rnBfirittt &atbartta
Ato ettt Gantarttettra9b9no.

umo etm eamarttertrasbamo.
Ser fiirali9 in 8iel Der torbene
grpbe gbtrurg gsmar9 mar in alien
Grasen bes @amariterbtenites unb Der
triess6trurgif6en Sednit etne ansr@
fannte Mutoritdt; fem Oenfen pie
feline piHenf6aftlt6en S9riften naz
rem bauptfd9fi9 BON btefen problemen
erfiint; an i'm tpanbte man fi4 bon
alien Seiten UNI Ratb, ipent es gait,
bas 2ops Der 9erpunbeten tpentser
19merSbaft su seitalten, fiir TIRE Anas
len Qetlmittel au iu4en.
Mus ben @9tlberungen bes 8omz
benattentates, benz &atfer NleIanber
II. BON Hublanb am 13. Mdr5 1881
gum Opfer fiel, fonnte er e%ntnebmsn,
bab Der Sob bes !9srri9ers burd Der
blmtung erfolst mar unb fein 2eben
BET re9t5ettiser 9tlfe Bate gerettet
tperben fDnnen. OieIer @ebante, bab
ber Raifer BET ber nDtbisen 8orii4t
an ben erbdltenen 8erleBunsen ni4t
bGtte fterben miifen, bef4dftiste So
mar9 unabldfiig unb brdngte ihn
basu, III einem Briefe an bic 9rpbs
fiir1tin 8atbarina btefe Dinge CUR
Sprade au brinsen unb eintse 8ors
f9ldse In biefer 9tnfiht gu MAIDEN. ST
f9rteb unter anberem: nSorgen Sic
bafur, bab sc. Majeitdt Der aaifer
Mleranber lily nterndls fetnen paz
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einem ti6tissn gbtrursen, Der nit
alien fir Bic er{te 9ilfe nptbpenbtgen
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Rautfdufbinben, etn &auti9uf14lau4
unb atpei anttfepttf9e 0erbdnbe, pte
i1 fe fir bas S9ladtfelb angegeben,
birften fir ale 5d1e geniigen unb
tpiirben nrr etnen gertngen Naum etnz
nehmen, tpenr1 fte fompenbiDs berpddt
tpiirben." Mber Gsmara begniigte fi9
niat NIT bie5em 8rtef, fonbern burd
bas furhtbare 11ngliid paren in ibm
allerlei Sbeen aufgerest iporben, bic
ibn gum M~eitergribeln brdn9ten.
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btses, angemetn gebraudteS &let>
bunas1tiid 70 etnauri9ten, bab man
bamtt BITE 8lutunsen, bic BET fdperen
Werlebuasen GROCER pulsabern bas
2eben bebroben, bts our Mntunft zines
Mrates beberrfden fDnnte. Saon isit
sSabren bebtente er fi9 zines elatifden
Observation-Disclosures, I'm BET Mmputaz
tionen ben 8~lutperluft gu berbinbern,
unb er batte i'm Sabre 1873 eine Mez
tbobe perDffentlt9t, Bic es bur4 Mn@
tpenbung BON &autfdufbinben m0glta
maGte, ieben 8lutberluft BET groberen
Operationen an Mrmen unb 8einen gu
berbiiten. go erfanb er benin etnen
6ofentrGser, Der aus einem mDgli9ft
ldnger elaitif9en Rautf9ufgurt berz
| fertigt mar nnb iibertrug BITE 9ertelz
lung bie{es @amaritertragbanbes elmer
rbeinifden @ummifabrif. nMdn rietb
mir bamals, auf biefe G~rfinbung eth
patert au nebmen, i9 lebnte es aber
ab, neil es mir fir einen Mr3t nidt
an tdnbig erfdien, @elb gu gelpinnen
bur9 8%ertSeueruns zines Mpparates,
Der fir ~bumanitdre 3nede beitimmt
! it," Dieter 9oientrdger bat in 3ablz
lofen Sanen s~tpedmdbige 9ilfe geleiitet
unb biele Menf9enleben serettet.
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Midiaan i'm spmmer.

geraner, Die ben CONNER I'M Nor.
ben bonM ihigan perbrad]t baben UNI
Die Mnnebmlihfeiten BON Hotosfp,
Wadinae, @arbor Springs, Sraperi(
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fonrien iiber Na6t Don ct. 2ouis,
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