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DIED

Brooks In Camden, November 3, Mrs. Isaac
Brooks.
BARTON In Vinalhaven, October 80, Carl
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Barton
aged months.
BUTLER In Union, November l, Harriet
widow of Waldron Butler, aged go years.
BARBOUR In Stonington, October 81, Stephen
Barbour, aged IS years.
CARR. In Searsport, November 3 Amos ii
Carr. aged 81 wears, 8 months and 20 days.
FARRAR In Tenants Harbor, George Z. Far
rar, aged SO years and 3 months.
Foss In Winterport, November, 8, Letltla,
wife of Albert Foss, aged 81 years.
H1NDs In Round Pond, October n, VIOLA
wife of Henry Kinds, aged 81 years. ;,
JONES' In Washington, November ., Newer
Jones.
P1NKHAM In Martinsvlle, St. George, No
yember 8, Viola E., widow of Warren Pinkham,
aged 81 years, month and days.
PINKHAM In Rockland November 3, Saran
wife of Charles Pinkham, aged 90 years and
months.
PORTER In Augusta, November 2, julia For
ter of Rockport, aged Sc years Burial at ROCK
land. ~
SMITH. In Orland, October -, Annie H.,
wife of Alexander Smith, aged % years and
days.
SIMMONS. In Rockland November 3, Bralnerd
Hollis, son of Walter T. and Ethna!L Simmons,
aged years. months and II days.
SYLVESTER In Belfast, November a, John
B. Sylvester, aged So years.
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MARRIED

CoNNER-MARKs. In Castine, November 4,
Roschele E. Conner and Clara NJ. Marks, both
of Penobscot
CoNpoN-TAPLEY In Bluehll, October 30,
Sumner Condor and Miss Geneva L. Tapley,
both of Brooksvile
WEBSTER. In Vinalhaven, November
A, Hugh Dyer and Ava Webster, both of Vlnal-
haven
DANIELsoN- MAYHEM. In Bangor, November
9, by Rev. Thomas w. Fessenden, Willard 5.
Danielson and Mrs. Carrie Mayhem, both of
Winterport.
HARR1NGToN-DoDGE. In Rockland, October
81. Ernest P Harrington and Anne Bell Dodge,
both of Rockland.
HAvENER- SrRAGUE. In Waldoboro, October
50, Winfield S. Havener and Lila B. Sprague,
both of Waldoboro.
HARDING HARDING. In Brooks, November Z,
by Rev. D. Bracket, Chester A Harding and
Ethel NJ Harding both of Thorndike
SNowMAN-CooMBs. In Bucksport, October
%. Burleigh NJ Snowman of Orland and Miss
Josephine E. Coombs of Bucksport
SPARRoW-PALMER. In Dixmont, October ~
Henry A. Sparrow and Miss Addie Belle Palm
er, both of DiXmont.
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Home Made Black Di
nahs at
w. H, RICHARDS.
WINTEkPORT.

WINTEkPORT.
Mr.. and Mrs E, N. Bartlett and Mrs c. W.
Nealley have returned from visit in North
port with Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Lower, wv. A.
Thompson returned home from Boston Tuesday
and will spend sometime in this town and Ban
gor before returning to Boston and Washing
ton for the winter. :. Mrs. S. c. Thompson left
Tuesday for Washington D. c., where she will
spend the winter with her husband. Among
those who attended the Pomona Grange at
North Searsport Wednesday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. White, Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Libby, Mr.. and Mrs. R. L.
Clements, Mr.. and Mrs W; Chase, Mrs; c. B.
Jewett. Mrs F. T. Bussey, Mrs. Frank Downs,
Mrs. Fred Whitney, Mrs. Margaret Whitney,
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Clements, Mrs. Julia
White and Mrs. G.. l.. Clarke. :. Mrs. F. T..
Bussey and Mrs R. L. Clements left on Mon
days boat for Boston, en- route to attend the
National Grange in Washington, D. G. They
were joined at Belfast by Mrs. }. b. Nealley OF
Monroe, who will make one of the party from
Waldo County.
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BORN

ADAMS In Rucksport October 70, to Mr..
and Mrs. George Adams daughter,
CARG1LL. In West Washington, to Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Cargill, son.
DAVIS In Burnham, November 4, to Mr. and
Mrs. Everett E. Davis, a daughter, pounds
CHASE In Winchester, Mass to MIR. and
Mrs. Willard F. Chase, daughter.
SIMMONS. In North Union, to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Simmons daughter.
WooD. In Stonington, October 20, to Mr..
and Mrs Edmund C. Wood son, Norman
Clark
WE'RE. In Stonington, October 19, to Mr., and
Mrs Frank l.. Webb, son.
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Fine Schooner Record.

The schooner Daisy Farlrn, build by Kelley,
Spear & Co., Bath. Ne, in 1891, recently made
the trip from New York to Charleston, S. c. in
81 hours distance of 739 miles. The Farlin
is 467 tons gross and is commanded by Captain
Dodge of Newcastle, Me. This is at the rate
of a little less than IL miles an hour for the
entire trip. The best previous record for a
schooner was made by the Francis Sawyer in
81 hours between New York and Georgetown,
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is, BY no means, the dreadful
disease it is thought to be-in
the beginning.
1t can always be stopped in
the beginning. The trouble IS s.
YOU don't know you've got it;
YOU don't believe it; you won't
believe it-till you are forced
to. Then it is dangerous.
Don't be afraid; but attend d
to it quick-you can 90 it
yourself and at home. lake
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North SEARSPORT.

Mrs. Anna Nickerson is having her house re-
paired.
E. O. Bailey is repairing the inside Of his
new home.
The Monroe Brooks Telephone line is IN
good working order at North Searsport.
A. Stinson and wife attended the Veterans
meeting in Jackson and report grand time.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Eastman and Mas tel
Willie Carleton of Winterport was IN town las'
Sunday.
There will be services at the church Novem.
Der 18th by Mrs. Willis E. Hamilton OF b e Hast
Ali are invited.
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THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL THURSDAY NOVEMBER 70, 1908

Errna Jackson sang Barilli's Lullaby" very
effectively, and Miss Beulah Nickerson read
"The Voice of the Wind in most pleasing
very pleasngly. Between acts, Miss st. Onge
brought down the house with her rendering Of
the theatre scene from "Mrs. Wigs and the
Cabbage Patch' A sale of home made candies
and fancy articles followed the operetta The
prettily decorated booths were in charge OF
Miss Elva NJ Randel and Miss Mae Donahoe,
assisted by Miss Ethel Colcord. The entertain
ment was much enjoyed by all present.
NORTH STOCK TON.
Mr.. Manter Moody has been quite sick but is
now gaining.
Amos Lane is ill with chicken pox and others
in the Clark school have the disease.
Miss Matte Littlefield is in Searsport, house
keeping for Mr.. Will Ames while Mrs. Ames is
visiting in Boston.
Miss Hattie Partridge is at home after teach
ing this fall and will leave soon for Sherman S
Mills, where she has a winter school.
Mr.. Isaac Cummings of Prospect and Mr.
Irving Harris of this town each have crew
cutting Christmas trees in this vicinity and
will ship them by the carload from Prospect
station.
Deer seem to be quite plentiful this year. Mr..
Otto Thompson secured one last week and Mr..
Cookson, the station agent, shot large one,
and Walter Ames and Will Calderwood each
shot one.
c. N Staples, Arthur Haley, Edwin Jacobs
and F. Percy Partridge attended the baked
bean supper and dance at the George school,
house last Friday evening. Mr.. Partridge
PLAYED the violin and Mr. Worth Larrabee the
cornet for dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Littlefeld and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Lttlefeld entertained company
at dinner recently. Mr.. Howard Llttleheld
having secured deer in northern Maine, venl-
son was the leading meat. Among those pres
ept were Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dunaver, Miss
Lucy Dunaver and Mr.. and Mrs. Ivory George
Several from this vicinity attended the social
last Friday evening in the new X. r. hail. ana
report pleasant time The program consisted
of singing by Mrs Hattie Calderwood and her
daughter, Miss Dora; recitation by Mrs. JENNIE
Dockham, who can always be depended on Tor
an amusing instructive recitation; singing
by Mrs. W. D. Hartman of Prospect Ferry,
with piano accompaniment by Miss Hartman;
recitation by Miss Alice Sanborn of Frankfort.
The program was followed by dancing, with
violin playing by Maurice Ames, and piano,
Miss Hartman. Supper was served in the
dining room on the first floor.
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HORACE GHJNla
BELFASl ht'''
Farm for Sal!

Situated on Swan Lax
from Belfast postottire5V
crop land; house and ha g
and in good condition; hov- .l
large rooms, cistern IN ."T tr
hay; has wood enough In
Der enough for repairs ID
good saw mills near by "p 81
the place. Land lays f. .a' gi
and raises large quanutN
toes. Land borders riv'-i .- ID
vided point of land whlr ID
tunity for cutting and haf's aar
ice. This farm is well adh3 AZ
business, with excellent marka "a
near by. Two never falhn- ri
on place. This place has al i'. - ... III
a city home: good schools t'' --gi
of the housed, churches. l!hr'' '. g',s
twice daily, telephone, etc "a" . nd,
board mills, axe factory, elee''. ~
Present owner is getting obi "'a 20
use for it, and will sell ratS 4
should be seen to be appreciate
t'cu'aFs call on N $ FPsR.
Swan Lake Avenue 8'''-
r. F. d. Box No. "a -
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County Correspondence.
MONTyILLE.

SOUTH MONTyILLE.
Mrs. Oscar Lewis of Campello, Mass, is
visiting his mother Mrs. Nettie Nash. Mrs.
Ed. Tasker and her two children are spending a
few days with Mrs Isaac Bartlett Mr.. Bart
lett and son Paul are in East Corinth repair
ing the mill of J. J.. Bean Mrs. Sarah Bry
ant has gone to Milford Mass, to spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Ed Spense....
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Howes have a young
daughter. Mrs. Freeman Linnikin is very
sick. Her daughter, Mrs. c. M. Howes, is
caring for her, John Adams is having pro-
lection put on his barn. Walter Slower is
doing the work.
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FREEDOM.
The students of Freedom Academy held a
Hallowe' EN- social in the dormitory Friday even
ing, November 9Th. =. Mr.. and Mrs. La Forest
McGray from Minnesota are calling on friends
in town. Mr.. McGray is an old student of Free
dom Academy. Mrs. Frank Flye, who runs
the hardware store, is very busy these cold
DAYS.. Mr. Thomas Keen of Thorndike called
on old friends in town November 4th. Edward
Evans of Waldo, past master of the grange,
visited Dirigo Grange Saturday afternoon Nov
9TH. {. Mrs Llewellyn Post former resident
of this town, is very sick in her home in Liberty
Wilbur Dolliff of Thorndike was in town
on business November 3rd. Mrs. Mary
Moulton has returned from Massachusetts.
Mrs. Soule from Unity was in town November
End. Mr.. and Mrs. George Worth have moved
back to the village again after spending several
months on their farm in Unity. Mr.. A. B.
Sparrow and several others are giving their
buildings a new coat Of paint. Mr.. Gus
Clark of Brooks visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Clark, last week. Mr.. Henry
Clark has been quite sick with the grippe, but
is gaining slowly. >. Mr.. Fred Flye is charging
his barn. Mrs. Nellie Banton has returned
from Massachusetts. :. Mrs. Nellie McGray
entertained the Ladies' Circle Thursday after
noon, November 5th. 1t was one of the larg-
est circles of the year, seventeen being present.
They tackled two puffs for the fair which will
be held in the grange hall November 18th and
18th. Mrs. Mary feathers from Troy spent
the past week with her granddaughter, Mrs.
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MORRILL,.
The funeral of Mr. John @. Wing of bingham
Mass, took place at our church last Sunday p
m, Rev. d. L. Wilson of Belfast officiating
Mr.. Wing was formerly resident of Morrill,
and was young man IS years of age. His
brother, James o. Wing, and the widow Of the
deceased, came from bingham to attend the
funeral The remains repose in Morrill, Gene
tary Mr. Daniel Weymouth, one of our aged
citizens, (s7) has been very low the past few
days 80. The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Chas
Brown last Thursday and in a fortnight from
that date meet with Mrs. Elisha Merriam.
Mrs S. w, Shibles goes to Kansas this week,
called there by the illness of her mother. -.
Mrs. Josiah Paul from Waterville aud Miss
Emma Paul were visitors at Mr. Delbert Paul's
recently. Mrs Paul came as attendant for
Miss Emma, who is very poorly. Rev. VIM.
Vaughan being called suddenly to New York we
were without preacher last Sunday morning.
Next Sunday Rev. Jonas w. Vaughan is expect
ed to preach here at the usual hour
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SCOTS
EMULSION

of Cod Liver Oil and live care
fully every way.
This is sound doctrine, what
ever you may think or be told;
and, if needed, will save life.
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APPLETON

APPLETON.
The entertainment by the pupils Of Mrs.
Annie Williams and Miss Evelyn Taylor,
who finished nine weeks term of the Gram
mar and Primary schools last Friday, was
given in the grange hall on that evening to an
audience that taxed the seating and standing
capacity of the hall to the uttermost. Every
number on the program, consisting Of reclta-
tions, tableaux vocal solos, dialogues, the ad-
dress of welcome and the closing address, was
finely rendered and received we'll merited ap-
plause William Proctor has bought of
Albion T. Waltz his farm on the Ridge, and
will move as soon Mr.. and Mrs. Waltz
move to the place they recently bought IN
South Hope. :. Miss Linda Annis left Novem-
Der End for Swampscott, Mass, where she
will pass the winter with her niece, Mrs. Addle
Phillips. Mrs. Frances Gushee left the same
day for Russell, Mass, to be with her daugh-
tiers. Misses Fannie and Edith, who are teach
ers in the public schools of that town. Mr.
Arthur G. Hicks Of Garland was the guest last
week of his uncle, MIR. o. w. Currier. NAL
colin Upton recently made quite extensive re-
pair on his buildings, including painting and
the addition of thirty feet to the length of his
barn.
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ground in Frank buttons held, this side OF his
house, and 90 into the hennery business. ......
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Babcock and little nephew
from Vassalboro are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Orlando Gerry. Mrs. G. has been
quite ill with liver trouble but is better and is
slowly gaining at this writing. Mrs. Gerry is
50 years of age and is of our smart old
ladies' She has for several years done her
Homework and tended large flock of chickens.
She retains her faculties finely and possesses
great courage and ambition and manages to
accomplish as much work as many women
much younger. %. Mrs. w. A. Giles is suffering
from a sore foot, caused by the horse stepping
on it, While endeavoring to lead the animal into
the barn the wind blew the door too, causing him
to jump, stepping on her foot and falling from
the bridge to the ground. Although Mrs. G. was
hurt she chung to the animal through it all. G.
T. Whitaker from Troy, who happened to be
passing, came to the rescue and soon had
things Strengthened out. The village school
was discontinued for two days last week to
give time and attention to much needed i'm
provement on the school grounds. A we'll has
been dug by the boys of the High school, as
sisted by a few from the Grammar school
Several of the citizens have kindly furnished
aid in the drawing of stone. Other necessary
expenses to the amount of nearly SIT were
paid from fund collected by the High school
pupils from entertainments given in the past.
The committee of High school pupils having
the matter in charge were Edmund J. Webb,
Willie Fairbanks and Lloyd Tozier. The citi-
zens who helped with teams were J. M. Ham
ilton, E. T. Reynolds, Eli Moulton, c. E. Stew
ems and J. A. Ames. The town will furnish a
pump. Thanks are due to the committee of
High school pupils who have carried the
project to completion, and to the citizens who
have helped SO generously.
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Seit abeeliefert.

Bir npuen unieren 2eiern elm
oradlit perfhern bas Spihee's
@erman Syrup beutsutnee pof'tlo
cas einsise Srdparat i'm Wartte "
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heilt. 80 ertbalt bic @ieernltttel,
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meoesip'se en @unerefen 10 bod se'
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uber aunae, mus bes @nhts &ube
habe uno beS WDraenS Iret letn oon
Nnfaae pm trDdenen uno f%olternoen
Suiten. Die ertrnntten Sbeile oer'
ianaen nad &ube, beilenoer nno
lin6euber 8ebanblune, uno Der Nas
tieut bebarf Der friiden Suit, outer
Rabruns freien Gusuurfs oes Utor'
aens, nit itneEer uno o%auernoer
9inberuua. 8leine Sldihder 81
As Gents eepDbnlide @rbBe nabeau
2 Wal 10 piel eptbaltenb rs Gents.
Su alien apptheten gu haben.
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@if.nbobuen 81

2anoes pIduen iafolse Der ibIehten
mathematician Gage cine 1lIIse.
meme Serabiesung Der 9obae ibrer
@neeiteIIten. 9;e GneeIteu on ober
iuolIen BON cine: 9obr . 8. buttion
nifts ipiiien, un6 ole @etprrfidaf.
ten iiuo felt erti6I. fen, iit mif
feline g~erfiirsune ibrer 2obne cinsu.
laiIen, uno ritter bereits gum 9ioer,
ftanb. limb oa BON elmer 8nnierena
Bpiiden ben 9eomter Der giienbab.
Ien uno ben 9abn . aneeiteIlen
nift piel 5u erparten lit x bIiebe
ben IngelteIlten oils Iettes 2ampf.
mitteI MIR Der Streit. Gin alIgemei.
rer ausitouO oet 2otomotiniii5rer.
Seijer, 9orbutteint. BeidcritelIer
tto anSerer @iienbchner in elmer
8eit pirtbifaftlifcr ScOriit'b"it be.
beutet cinen peiteren mirtH' baftli.
den @iidgong. HxG'iheut RncieoeIt
bot angeiihts Der beSenfIidei Snd.
Iage Die 3ipiideuittNltlide SanbeIs.
aommiiiion nufgeioroert, cine lin.
teriudung iiber Die 2ohnoer s;ltniiie
an5uiteIIen INN ~aegebenen 5alles
bermitteln III f0nneu uub etle frieo-
Iide 2oiung Der 9ifferen5en herbei'
sufIbreu.
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@eId rieiige Gtmobmen
aus ofientliden 9etricben aeSogen
tperocn uno mie menig Die Stobtper,
naltunger 6apon erboIten. lit aus ben
8eridJteu Der BrGiioenten bon
sfuei Gbicogoer StraBenbabn. @eieIl'
ihaiten erIidtlih. Inter ein'r nelleit
Sroinan3 ilieBen Der Stabt idbrli4
1857 800 gu. 9a6 oieiem Gb3ltse
berbIeiben 9 Yro5ent fir Die Ittio.
n1re, $701,55S fir Den G.5irnes'
fonSs unb ole 3inien nebit 9iIgung
fir iieben Nttllionen Collars @onos,
tpelde bebufs &erbeiierung bes Stra.
neutrality-suspicious. ousgeeeb,n NOR.
ben iinb, Sir ben @insepeibten, be.
merit Ha3u oas Cine, 8olfsbId.t, limb
oieie 3iifern nidt iiberraibeno. @s
lit %alIbefannt, oaB Die offentliGen 8e.
triebe @oIbgruben iin6; Der 8roiit
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sig 9iIlionen Collars Bombs Inb UT.
tten emittiert. Die @emeinpe'pn, mel.
DIE Die Hripileeien bepiIlieeu, erbal.
ten 10 gut nie nifts. lin ober gegen
sic 3ipioenbenlalt auf3ufomnlen, mrtb
bas 9ubIifum manbes Opf.r brin.
gen; aus ibm idinoet man i'm aIlse.
meinen Die 3inien beralts, bic aitf bic
Observation-Disclosures 8ertbe auf JebraGt
peroen miifIen.
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0ie aoIn. 8olfs5eitune
beridtet: ySSmSinblid auf ben NIT Der
iinfenoen &onitnftlr, tDenn audi Bis.
Der MIR in m1Bigem umfonge einge.
tretenen &iifgang BEG arbeits. ange.
bots bat Der SO It err Der oiient-
lifen @rbeiten Die @eborOen ser ali.
gemeinen 9olpernaltun9 angfrpielcn,
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6%iirfniiies auf ote S6aiung
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pobI Geubauten nls aud unterbol.
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iin0 mir bier5ulon0e nod MIDI ius
@ittelalter anriidgeidritten. Bet
uns berribt nod iener @eilt. Den oas
o~ntiiosiale IS. Sobrbrnoert entfeiielt
bat, itno Der ii9 in sinem fraiieu Sn.
6ipiouaIismis 1ubert, Der aerne je6e
lo5iale Siiriorge ,@aternolismus@
i6iIt.
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Sdredlide Sbmersen gelinSeft.
Eur6 idredlite SdJmersen ae.
petniet tnfolee Der @efte unperbau.
ten Speiien, nahm IS. q. @rapIon,
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gen Iueroen eebobeu burd5 ibrem lin.
oernoeu StubIaana beiunoere @ioena
't1ntten. rs Gents In Balter 8rDs.
Nppthefe.
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@ok Sic Qrobibition sic Sffent

@oB Die @robibition oie offent.
Idle Sit.Ii5scit 5u beben nid,t I'M
Stan0e lit. bcmciicn folgenoe 9ablcn:
1905 aab cs in SlIinois 94t9 ga.
looms, in Iaine mo 9onlos abcr
COR feline; tros6em pllr6en in &ouiaS
in icnem Sabre al,is SouIeno "a Ser.
ioucn me9en Srinfcnbeit perbaftet
un0 in Moine gor 26, mo in Sllinois
nltr % uiiS Souicnb famen. Himmt
man Die @eiomt5nbl aller auf ieoeS
Sauieno Der 8epolferung entfollenoen
Icrhoitungen. 10 poren es oeren in
SlIinois so, IN Sanias ober 145 uno
in Iaine 255; unb oergIei1t man Die
3abl Der 5tr1flinee, 10 fommen 81
oui SlIinois, in Mnine aber 20 mo in
aanias 1873. Dos tnb 3ablen, Die ge-
uittiger limo, ols Die bloben 8ebaup.
.lmgcn ser gefiirmorter Der 8robibi.
ton. llno babel mare nod in 8etroht
81 aiehen. rob feiner Der beioen ge.
nonnten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cine
@roBItoot mie Chicago in ietnen
8rcn5en liegen bat.
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Gebte nofnune peridwuNoen.

&eBte hofnun9 per1d1WuHoeH-
als beruorraeenoe Ierste iagten
oaS W. NJ. Smitbbart. Bpm Betin,
a., uuheitbnre gdminbiuht babe,
rar beiieu iebte Soffnuna balm.
1bey Or. Sings Stem 9iscDperp FIR
: huinoSudat, Sufen unb Grtdltun.
zen retteten ium pom @rabe. Gr
foat: .9ieie Mtebi5in bat mid arunos
tih rurirt uni meiu 2eben aerettet.
5eithem babe ih tie 10 Sabre lana
aebrouft, unb ernhte bieieibe oils
cine ruunberbares Safss uro 2unpens
Seilmittel." Strena uifeni6oft.
lihes Seilmittel fur Suften, tueben
SalS uoer @rtdltunaen, uub Fheres
seaenBneumDpia.
@arantirte Siniten su so Gtnts unb
SI.00 in Ratter BrD8. GpDthete
BrObe Sfaihe frei.
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Sn SefferiOnoiIle in snsiono

Sn SetFerlon0ille IN 9SnStana
nor an einem Der lesten SonntaGe
Der Ge.tcl III elmer iolden Meile oui
geflappt, bob niht einuol cine 81,
8agu 0eriautt nuroe. Rnuher 0ie ib-
ren gebarf ni6t an Gage 5roor ge,
Oedt bdtten, muBten lid iiber Die
Stnatseren5e nod 9ouispiqe. 8p., be.
gebeu, I'M iifl bort lire %@limmileugel
sir3iilegen. Die ein3isen Gei9dfte, oie
oftet morer, moren 3eitourants nu0
G~potbefen, bod ourften in Den leste.
rem npr Reoepte sefiiIlt peroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-10

8
Fat IN Der aloge Scr 9unoes Regies
tirng gesen Die y@reot Rortbern
Hailroo6" pegen MISUNDERSTANDING
oas llrtbeil ocs 9u,OeS . 0iItriftsge.
rihts fir Wiuneiota bcItGtigt. 0ieic
9%eitdtiaung lit bon GROCER Eragnei
re. 6enn nnn oieier ~@ntideioung hat
cine appelIation Der Gtonooro Oil
@ciellihaft on oas Sberbunoesge.
ridt feinen $3med mebr. Die Bah.
ren, pcl6e Rabott ~aGipdbrten, un6
.6ie groBen 9orporotionen, bic itd)
Rabatt nohmeH, peroen soblen mil
lem Sic Strafe Der Ston6oro Oil
go. 1T bon Rihter 2onOis ieiner5cit
oui 20 Miltionen uno einiae hunoert-
touienb Collars belrciien poroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-10

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SO branAs lett einiesr Belt Shire
Biack-Draught 9teh.uno @eflgeI'Nebts
ain Bet ulttnsm Biehianb. SD haze ale
Geytsn BiebtuttsI eeSrnidlt. rnb ptfnn'
ben, bab bah Jhres bnS Seile tni met
asn Nips4 ID. 8. G. cation.