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CHELSEA.

Philip j. Little and daughter, Mar
jory. are in town from Leomnster, Mass.
"A daughter was born last week to Mr..
and Mrs Archie Il. Sanborn, and son
to Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Slack. The latter
child died soon after.--Walter Hoyt, for
merry with III. II. Cdall at STAFFORD. be-
gan work Friday AS clerk in the store
of j. a. II. Corwiu d Son.-t'rank j. III
tus has sold his tcaming business from
Chelsea to South Royalton to Henry
Gatcs.-Waltcr S Gass left Thursday to
resume employment with the Montpelier
Journal, where he worked some three
years agO,-Mr and Mrs. VIII A. Dcns-
more became the parents of son. their
eighth child, Thursday The Rev. and
Mrs George T. Lake went to Hanover
Monday, where Mrs. Lake underwent an
operation for appendicitis Tucsday.-She
was In a very critical condition Saturday
but seems now on the road to recovery
Albert w. Hoyt of Washington. who
bought t'feld Bohonop's residence for
SS15, will not move from his farm until
fall.-Miss Nora Taylor and brothers,
Harvey and Jasper Taylor, students in
Montpelier Scmilary, are at home for
vacation. Dan p. Dickinson is also at
'''i"' A''l" Ni' o'HiIild' = A'''"i hN"'-
send, student at Kim5all Union Acad-
envy, Meriden. \. H. is at home for the
spring vacation-The Rev. George +.
Lake has been elected superintendent Of
schools.-At its adjourned annual meet
ing Saturday, the board Of library trus-
tees reelected the following officers;
President. Geor~c f. STOW: secretary
treasurer, John NJ. Comstock; Librarian
Nellie NJ. Corwin: assistant Librarians,
Mrs. Laura u. Stow, Mss Mary Atwood
Some ambitious farmers tapped their
maple trees as early as March II, but
the succeeding week gave them hardly
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. HAITI, FELTON, Of St. Adams was
called here Monday by the death OF her
grandfathcr joel Putnam.-The annual
fair hciJ hy the W II. " 5. Friday
Afternoon aud evening was one Of the
pleasant events OF the season. The
society will realize over sjo.-K.rk Ellis
worth, who teaches in SpauldinE high
school at Barre, is spending his vacation
at homo-M IS Nellie Boyce Of ST. AL
bans is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Albert Cutting C. G. Mead of Lancaster
Mass, passed Sunday in town.-The Rev.
Robert Barton was called to johnson
Saturday by the serious illness of his
hged mother.-Mrs. Rose Harlow, who
has been several weeks at Mrs. A.
Brush's IS visiting in Fairfeld.-The w
H. NJ s will hold its annual meeting
to-dayA c. T.. conference will be held
at Jeffersonville Friday for the purpose
Of establishing a county union.'-Mrs. f.
]. Gates, Misses Doris Wiley and Hattie
Hopkins are the delegates elected from
this society.-Mrs. Frank Mcclure Of
Burlington was in town Tuesday.
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MORRISVILLE.

Mrs Lillian Whitney James died ut
the home Of her mother. Mrs. Rosette
l.. whitney Wednesday night at twelve
o'clock, after an illness of four weeks
with chronic Bright's disease. Mrs.
James was the daughter of Abiiah +.
and Roscttc l.. Whitney and was 81
years of age. Funeral services were
held at her late home Saturday at
200 p. m, the Rev. T.. A. Smith off
ciating. She is survived by her hus-
band, Fred G. James, sister, Mrs.
Clayton T.. TTadley of University Place,
Neb.. and two sons, Smith and Harold
James
George j. SaYtOn, a long time res,-
dent. died Monday morning from old age.
He passed his S1th birthday November 20
iast.-As a result Of petition requesting
the directors to fit the village school
buildings with fire escapes and doors
swinging out, it has been decided to
purchase fire escapes, one to be placed
On the rear of the academy and two on
the rear Of the graded school building.
The entrance doors to the graded school
building already swing out and those
of the academy will as soon as the work
can be donc.-Mlss Juna Kinds Is ILL.,
NJ. G. Mower went to Burlington Monday
10 TeHldlil Il lIbllNn as tllt sutSl ~ ms
son, Judge T. c. Mowcr.-J j. Billings.
C. A. Gle and Howard Smith were in
burlington Monday.--E. G.. Wilson passed
Sunday and Monday at home from his
work in Burlington.--Miss Ida May
Beaulac of IIardwick was here Monday
w. d. Hyde OF East Hardwick passed
Sunday with his daughter, Mrs T.. H.
Olmstead.--Mrs. W. l.. White has re-
turned to Hardwick after visit of two
weeks with her sister-in-law, Mrs, Ella
Sllloway.-Miss Beulah Scribner of John
son passed Sunday with her sister, Miss
Hattie Scribner-Miss Clara Dodge. q
teacher in the Spaulding high school ir
Barre. is at home for a two weeks vaca'
tion.-Miss Jessie Slayton, a teacher ir
Burlington, passed Sunday with her
parents, IT. and Mrs, II. A Slayton,-
Mark Cutting accompanied his two
nephews James and Cedric Billings,
to Burlington Saturday to visit theil
parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Billings
Mr. Billings being at Mary Fletcher
hospital. where he has undergone ar
operation for appendcitis.-MissB ernac'
Kendall is Mt home for short stay from
her work in tho Mary Fletcher hospital
BurlinEton.-Mrs T.. a, Coddlng and
granddaughter, Ruth Mudgett. came
from Watcrvillc Saturday after three
weeks visit with the formers parents
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Louis Smith has finished work at Gran
iteville and Will go to Gaysville to work
In the electric light plant Of c. d. Cush-
ing'--R. X. Wood had slight shock Of
paralysis Sunday night. lie was uncon-
scious Monday morning, but at night
seemed to be better.--L. II. Page was
called to Essex Monday on account of
the serious Illness OF his father.-Miss
Howe OF Hanover, N. H., Is the guest OF
Miss Helen Emerson at N. l.. Boydens.
George adams has moved here from
Braintrcc.
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

The Rev. II. T.. Harmed has recovered
from tho glip-Nrs. edith Ladd and
daughter OF Essex Center, guests for
several days OF her sister, Mrs. S. t.
Pope, returned home Tuesday.-Mrs. L.
S Morse, who has been seriously sick. is
much improVed.-Mr ana Mrs r. B.
Thomas We're called to Waterville Sunday
by the serious illness of their relative,
Nelson Church.-Thc friends of Albert
Leland who went to Costa Rica. Central
America. have heard of 4is safe arrival
at that place, whore he expects to find
employment. Morton Thomas and Ardell
Hayes have the mea ses.-The Crcscendo
club will meet Friday evening at DR..
Flandreau's.-T Cemetery association
will meet with Mrs j f. Wilcox the
afternoon Of April :.
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BENSON.

DR.. J. p. Newton, who has been very
i'll, continues in poor health and gains
slowly. lie is not Yet out of doors. The
Rev. Irving Albert Childs left for
Massachusetts, Monday. having preached
his last sermon sunday. He will be
greatly missed in Benson.-Miss Julia
sherman, superintendent Of schools for
Benson, is seriously ill.-Dr Sanford H.
Newton of Rouses Point was here last
week on account OF the Illness of his
brother, DR.. j. i. Newton,
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WOLCOTT.


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BROWNINGTON.

Jessie Morehousc has returned to
Keene, n. H.-Archie Young has gone
to a Sherbrooke hospital for treatment.
H. W. Noyes and son of Chicago are
visiting here and in Charleston.-Mrs
Betsy Spencer, who has been i'll with
the grip and rheumatism, is recover
ing.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dunham's
baby died Friday. The funeral was
held Sunday.-Mrs. Randall, who has
been Ill, is better.--Frank Marshall and
Miss Nettie Hill were married.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Members of the senior class OF the nor
NAL school repeated the drama MISS
Fearless Co." at Normal hal Monday
evening for the benefit of the lecture
course the past winter There were ABOUT
70 present.-Joseph LaDuca has bought
the p. r. Grow farm. He is in Bugling-
ton for few days" X. r'"so"' WIN
hns been teaching in business 'o''eR'
In Poughkecpsle. n. Y, Is mere WIN S's
wife for vacation, Owing to the slriRe'
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GREENSBORO.

Miss Carrie and Alice Paine returned
to Cabot SaturdaY.-Caspian Lake
Grange will give a sugar social at the
town hall Friday evening.-Mrs. VI. ID.
Chase was in St. Johnsbury Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fay left last week
for the State of Washington to visit
their daughter,-Dr. F. c. Kinney was in
St Johnsbury Tuesday.--The Rev. r. J.
Barton moved his household goods to
Cambridge last week,
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EAST RANDOLPH.

The ladies' Benevolent society met
with Mrs. +. q. Sprague Wednesday 49,
Mrs. John Clark Is visiting her brother
r. Allen, In Barrc-Iiohort Peck and
John Hardy are repairing the school
house on the East Eill,-Miss Clara
Sprague IS gaining slowly.-Miss lnez
Hayward is much improved in health
Mrs. Gerry and Mrs. Richardson of Bos-
ton are visiting their parents, Mr., and
Mrs - 1 Premier
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WATERVILLE.

Mountain Spring Grange gave a social
at the Mountain Spring Hotel Friday
evening In honor Of its oldest charter
membe" capt Moses Mcfarland Near
~ one hundred were present The cap
tain gave an interest account of the
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ed AT BelIowS FullS sunday
When Washington county court recon-
vened Monday afternoon it was an
nounccd that the case of Mary Caston'
VS.. the Modern Woodmcn ce America,
which was set for trial, had been settled
out Of court Suit was brought in this
case TO recover on policy Of $1,000 anc
the case was settled by the payment o.
500. Benjamin j. J.. Smith 90 iankato
MINI, arrived in town yesterday noon to
have charge Of the defense in this case.
Mr.. smith Is head counsel for tho Mod.
crn Woodm"n of America. This case
makes 80 out of GS which were on the
jury triad docket when court opened t"c
weeks ago that have been settled or oth'
erwisc Disposed of. jury was empan'
oled Monday afternoon In the case OF
state vs.. jennie McMllilan, VINO was IN
dictod for Keeping house OF IIl-iam'
motion Tor continuance in tls case
made by NJ. NJ Gordon, counsel for Mrs
Mcmillan, because OF the apS"nt' "i i've
witnesses was ov"iruIed by JUG Han
states Attorney Gates Is prosecuting
TINS case. 1t was tried year ago ane
resulted in II disagreement OF ll" jury
Mason >. stone, state sup'i ni"nd'n'
of education, was at chester Monday
and at Barton Landing Tuesday tc
confer With th" school directors
over educational matters. 'ommenc.
Ing Wednesday, April \, Mr. stone. az
Comlauied by Henry G. Morrison. state
superintendent Of education for Nov
Hampshire. VIII confer with the srl2o
directors in several parts o- the state rs
follows: At Manchester. april Is. Middle
bury, April g. Rutland, Apri, %, -. NJ
bans, April II, Essex Junction, April 10
Montpelior, April iG; Bethel April L.
licury Andrews, who was arrested las
week on "a charge of furnishing ntoXi.
eating liquor at Barre, WAS giyen pro
limnar% h"aring in that city Monday
morning and was bound over to county
court bail in the sum Of 500 being fur
nishod NY g. l.. Andrews his father
The infant son of Nj and Mrs q. T.
Roberts died Sunday Of blood poisoning
Funeral services were held Monday
morning ut the home OF Mr.. Roberts, The
Roy l.. +. Reed officiating. and tie body
was taken t. St. JohnshuiN for burial.
The Rev. Father j. J. Gallon gave
dinner at the Pavilion sunday TO the
members of the Na>a Dramatic club
which 50 admirably presented Daniel
| O'Conncll" at the opera house the even
ing of St. Patricb's day.
| Mrs r. y PARROT Is visiting Judge
NJ. Fisher, her father, in Cabot.
Hale X. Darling and family Of Chelsea
ana II. Z. Parker OF Bradford spent sun
/ day in this city.
! The members Of Mount Sinai Temple,
/ MOBILES Of the Mystic shrine, will make
u pilgrimage ~ Bellows Falls Friday
MAY y.
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THETFORD.

Augustus l.. Sargent and Marguerite ~
Rowell were married at Union village
March % by the Rev. w. f.. Newton
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Sritiidl Columbia.
@ictorio. g. G. %. SSon.

Sn Der heutigen Sieung oer@eies.
aebung BON 9ritiih aolumbia nab.
men Die Gertreter oon 8ancoiluer
@eleqenheit in 9epig aui Die iapa.
niidc Ginmonoeruna lbrem gepreB.
ten Ser5en Suit 81 MAIDEN. Ger
glbgeoronete Wac@uire mad]te oar.
oui ouilnerfiam. oaB Die 3uitanoe
in Gancouner aaer geidreibung
ipotteten. Gs lei eriuieien. oaB Die
Sop1net in @aGtouoer nebl bepaii.
net pdren mo nenn ieitens Der
@eieegebung nihts geIfiebt. Inn iie
su entnaffnen, Damn meroen Die 9iir.
ger @ancoupers iid) ieIbit 5u beIfen
iudJeu. Mac@uire mafte 0en Dor.
iflag, $20.000.000 5ur 9eid)nfiung
bon @an5erfreu5ern 81 bepiaigen,
melf)e 5ur @ertbeibigung Der tnnn.
oiid.pn5iiiihen Giiite oienen iollen
un0 Die 2Soponer. Oh es oeren 8egie.
rung paiIe ooer nid)t, gang un6 gar
aus 9anaoo ous5ui6lieBen.
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Snrse 5rcnbr.
9fctu 9)orf. % SSa

9tctU gort. % San.
Ger Sta0tratb nabm beute einer
Sr0inanSeutluurf an. ourf weldrr
es fSrnuensperionen oerboten miro.
in gieltaurationen uno anoeren 81.
fentli6er 9ofalen 5u rauhen. uno
Better uno 8ahter iol6er 2ofale.
ictpie oeren9IngeIteute iih eines ltrai.
barren @ergebens ihuIoig MAIDEN.
wenn Iie 6rauen geitatten. 3igarren
6u rau6en o0er ibnen iolde pero6foI.
gen. Seit Dem 3etjabrsa6eno mar
Sen 5rnuen in oen gro6en 9ieitenura.
tionen am 9rooolpap oas &ouhen
geitattet poroen. Gies bate ober 5lt
biel 9eiflperoen uno Broteiten 9In-
Lob eegeben uno Der Staotrotb bielt
es oaber fir aneebraft. iein 9eto
gegea oieies &auher ourh Oieglnnab.
;ire oes oben genannten Sr0inan5ent.
uurfs ein5uleoen.
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Utns nSGparsc Snno~. .BeIAidlte.
Nenper. Colo. y. ,San.


Cine bielige 3eitung per0iieutIibt
einen ieniationelen 9eriAt iiber ole
@rmoroung BON orei StOlieuern mO
elmer StaIienerin 5u 6lorence. Colo.
Gemnat bauoelt eS iid Inn eiu Der.
brehen Der rShmar5en Sono".
gSie oos 9latt berihtet. bate Ger
@eheimpoli5iit 6rauf Sonoesfo 0oS
Sertrauen oes Stalieners 9Iutone
gterone. alias 9aoori. welder iegt
i'm GountpgefangniB gu Canon Gitu
ilBt. gepouneu uno Reroui bate
SanoeSto 9egeniiber Den g9uni1
aus9elproden, sur Sdlpar5cn
Sano" 81 geb0reu. SanoeSfo. Der
itd fiir ein itgIieo auSgab, iagte ibm,
me!ln er auigeuommen meroeu ioae,
miiiie er belueiien tonnen. oaB er
minoeitens 3tp0li Moroe beqongen
babe! 1araui ioa Jteroni enuioert
ba6en, er fonne oas belueiieu, unS
ibm 5ipolf bon ibm periibte Utoroe
er5dblt baben. Oeren eriteu er id)on
aIs 5wolfidbriger Sunge in Stalien
beging. gluf iod er iif Su Der Gr.
moroung Der Orei GStoIiener un0 Ser
Stallenerin in 6lorence befannt a.
ben. unter Dem Sinjuiiigen, Die
6rau babe iih geiUeigert. i'm gu bei.
rotben.
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SOaanO.
3niammruitu6.
Moilerlanl. p ,Snil

Hoticr1aW. % ,Snii.
Iobe Hicmuc @atenucg itiqbcr
bergaugene 8odt Ser Ser G}rcat Gait.
eru 8mllDaD so. ge5otige 2ampier
DAmiteroam" uno Ser an 30 Iecin.
Der bon Rau Dorf obgcrabrcne brit.
ihe Innpicr a2lrminiter" juiammen
Ger llniaa gin9 gliidlidIenpeiie obre
WtenihenuerIuit al Ter ,Anlitcr.
Aant" Der 'drprr bclhdoigt muros.
lelic 0ann Oel Jiaaialuis an Gities
Sdiii Uor mii Sc 4crioicn ON goro
geitern bon 6ariuib dbgeiabrcu.
@dbren0 ene5 itarfen Rebels itiebcr
oie bei6en Ganpier juiammcu "a
bic .2lmitr-0am" Elm groBes Ycd IN
Der Sate e-5ielt. lieB oet aopiiun Sic
Rettunqsbt ote berab. Eu 6ic Bdiii'
gierc u1h Nen gglrminiter" 81 iiber
iiibren. Ties aing rubie uno obne
uniaq bon itaiten.
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@eidlimpfmna Der Gahne.
92eln glorf. e. oSnn

ItNAb eJAA&s EO NNAil.
Gie 9ean1ten Der Star SpauglcS
Banner gliiociation" Iino iber oas
ifredlihe &erbrthen. oas elm i'm
SouDt.9ureau elmer ser groben Ser.
i;5eruugsgeieaidaften ais 9uh6ol'
fer beidlafti9ter jnnger Gngl1nocr
beging, gou5 aus oen Sdusder &C.
rotben. Gieier llntertbon 9es SonigS
@Oparo bate cine BON ser @nnO &c.
folene SABINE nnltntt iie mieOer ali'
5ub6ngpn, nit 6iiBen getreten 3ipei
gIerfs rGhten 6ieie 9eihinlpfunq ocs
gebeili9ten Sternenbanners Oa0urh
oaB Tie oen @ngIdnoer geborig Der.
blGuten uno puroen bieriiir 81
ebrenmitglieoern Der genannten Ser.
einiaung ernonnt. Gin Au5idluB
oerielben iprod) Damn i'm 9urrnti
Dor un0 nerlongte fategorIih 0ie io'
fortige GntIaiiung oes 9eidimpicrS
oes Spm6olS ser omerifaniihen
Sreiheit uno min oeniel6en nod &C.
ridtlif beitrofen laiien.
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9,idlt periaiinnasmGsia.
Gnrinofie[o. HSQ.. 23. eSon.

AlitSt tNNVf OAp 80. OA4A'
sSn 8erfaiiun9sfragen gut beuan.
oerte @opofaten iino Der 9lniift, oa5
Die bon 6ei0en Sauiern on9enommc.
ne 8orlage. noh tpelher Der Staat5'
fhobneiIter oas GeAt erbdlt, Die
StaatsgelOer in 0anfen 81 0eponi'
rem unO oie BON oieicn ein5i5ie6enoen
3inIen on oie Stotsfaiie a6gulieferu
bat. niht perfaiiungsm6Big lei, uno
lpenn iid oos O6ereeriht nit Ser
@riifune bieier Bill gu beifditige1
boben ioIte. fie iiir oeriaiiungsrOiOri9
erflort tpeyoen tpiir6e. 8enn Der
@ouperneur 0eneen ole 8orlage TO-
fort unter5eihnet. tritt lie am l. SSlll'
in 9rnft.
sSm MISUNDERSTANDING iollte &C.
ftern @bero iiber oen 8eiebentluurt
In oritter Qeiune ohgeitImnlt lperoen,
ourd neIhen ooS @e6alt Der Gbica.
eoer StoOto1ter oon $500 aui
$4,000 erbobt tueroen ion. 0a abcr
Die ,Woher" ousfnnoen, onB fiIr
oenlelben feine Wlebrbelt 81 erlangen
iein ipiiroe. puroe er nod Dor Dem
Namensaurruf 3uriidge5ogen, rep
nod,mals an oas 4onite fir Otuni5t'
poIiti1ten 5uriidoerloieicn @abr'
iheinIih per0en 0ie geiiirlportcr
oeiieI6en oeriut)en, oie gorla9e tlr3
Dor ser beiintinen 8ertaaune Ourt5u'
beitihen. SSm Senat lit Der 8e'
ieeentpurf 6ereits nngenommen
iporoen.
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Die gleiOlntiOn in Santi.
Waihinaton, %. o5ar

gSuIplH8IoM z. san.
@s iheint, oaB oie 3eiolution in
Sapti niht nIe0ergemorien lit. uie
oie 9te9ierung Ser SnielrepubIit er.
fidrte. ooB lie lid pielnebr ouSoebnt.
Cine pom amer. 9onim 2ipingiton
IN Gope Saitien I'M Staatsamt ein.
getroiiene 0epeidle mclOet nGnlih.
oaB jener Srt BON oen auiitdn0iihen
beOrobt miro uno 0aB iie mehrere be.
na6barte 10rier beeet baben.
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Die Rem gOrfrr Sdanfluirtbs Heb
men enersiid Stelluns ssssu ben
SiCr6raucr- Srult.
Cine grciserb0buus.
Zen ebrmdiigen SdabnmtSicfrctGi
2eSlic M. Sbnlp iua Die ErGiiOent.
idaftsbicus seitOdlcu ba6en.
Gie6t iciucn Snnfpuitcn uaf.
g2elp lorf. %. SSan.

@ie bereits beribiet. mill oie Mtebr.
belt Der Shanttpirtbe Die BON Der
bieiigen rgrepers' gliiocintion" nree.
fiin0igte @rbo6ung oes 9ierpreiies
um 81 pro SAB uiht anerfennen uno
bat auh in einer iiiugit abgebaltenen
Moiienperiammlung. an uelher ii6et
1000 oerielben tbeilnabmen, entihie'
oenen 8roteit oageger ein9eIegt. Gin
in oieIcr 8eriammlun9 gemablter
9lusihu5 mahte beute Dem General
onlpolt oes States, Safion, Die
glufportung unO uerIangte BON Die
lem oie ginIeittng zines gerihtlihcr
0erfabrens sur auiIoiung Der
.gremers' 9lfociation". Ger 9lus.
ihuB 6ebouptct nGmlih. OaB sic
9reiser6o6ung cine @erleeung oe5
glntitruItgeIetes iei. Ger General
onpoIt bat oen &rotcitIern nod feline
oefinitipe 9(utiport gegeben.
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gOrtnsOG.
SrnHeO halt bic 8Hscl f,it.
Qiiinhnff - Nnriin

Siiabon. p. Sanunr.
aac Ser Regierung opponirenoen
tolitiiter Barteier IN 9or;ugal ifei.
nen M @eheimen oorouf bin3uar6ei.
ten. nnlo8lih Der 3uiammenfunft
oes @abItolleaiums StraBenunruhcu
herbeBuiiihreu; es ideint aber. ais
ob Der Breniier Trnrco Die Gage fou.
trouirt. uHo er 1T oorbereiiet. ener.
aide 4loBregeln 81 erareiien Inn Die
CrSnurq auireht 5u erhaIten
Tie 0oli'ei berbniieie bente yiuei
egublitani'ts ,SourHoliiten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-01-24

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