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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-10
PROBATE NOrTcrs

TO al persons interested In either Of the y.,,,..
hereinafter named: N'aas
At . Probate Court, held at Paris IN A.,
for the County Of Oxford. on the twentet d. saa
nine hundred and ten. The following v m:s.d
having been presented for the action tbsrsn.sef
hereinafter indicated, II ID hereby ORDEsyS9'
That notice thereof be given to all persons. :,
published three weeks slcccssiveiy in tbe o s
ford Democrat. . newspaper published a, soDl
Paris, In said County, that they may sppear ~.
Probate Court TO be held at said Pan; -
the third Tuesday of MAJ. A. d. 1910. az
Of the clock in the forenoon, and be heard ~
on II they see cause.
Isaac II. Berry late Of Denmark, decea a.
will and petition for probate thereof presep,sJ
by Mary Abbie Berry. the executl.I iheris
named.
George e. Buck late Of Paris, deceased. r,r
and petition for probate thereof presented M NJ
James 8. Wright, the executor therein named
Lillian G. Back late of Buckneld, deceased.
will and petition for probate thereof presented
by James s. Wright, the executor .heres
named.
John stevens late OF Paris, deceased; will An,
petition for probate thereof presented \,
Nathaniel G. French, the executor ther,i,
named.
Merritt Parsons late of Buckfeid, deces,ed.
petition for order to distribute balance 10
naming In her hands presented by Hannah j
n Parsons, executrix.
Ebenezer r. Holmes late OF Oxford. A.
| ceased; petition for or'ier to distribute Ger
tain trust fund presented by James S. Wn.t,
and Winfield =. Starbird, trustees.
Eleanor Whitman late Of wooIs,ock A.
ceased; petition for the determination .,
amount Of collateral Inheritance tar presented
by Geo. L. Cushman, executor.
Lester e. Keith late Of Canton, deceased:
petition for license to sell and convey resl
estate presented by Herbert II. Allen, vi.
ministrator.
Gertrude b. Mason Of Paris, war;; petition
for license to sell and convey real estate pre.
sented by Carl Mason, guardian.
Lydia c. Smith Of Denmark. wari; petI,io,
Tor license to sell and convey real = .ate pre.
scented by Edward l.. Lewis, guardian.
Franklin Porter late of Paris, deceased,
first account presented for allowance jy James
s. Wright, executor.
Merritt Parsons late Of BuckGeld, deceased:
| final account presented for allowance by
Hannah ]. N. Parsons, executrix.
George Farris late Of Oxford, deceasc ,: peu
ton for an allowance out Of persou'l estate
presented by Lillian N. Farris widow
| James ]. Slattery late OF Paris, deceased;
/ petition for allowance out OF personal estate
presented by Agnes N. Slattery, widow.
Charles Bertrand whitman Of Bethel
| ward; first account presented for allowance
by George l.. Cushman, guardian.
Leon L. Adams ct al Of Sweden, wards;
petition for license TO sell and coa,sy rea
estate presented by Edward G. ElersOu
guardian.
Albert II. Wheeler ct al OF Paris, wards:
petition for license to sell and convey real
estate presented by Annie +. wbeeleT, guard.
| Ian.
ADDISON e. HERRlCK. Judge of said Court.
A true copy-Attest:
| ALBERT d. PARK, EeAsser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-10
NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that he has
been duly appointed administrItor d the
JENNIE r. BENNETT late OF Pads,
10 the County Of Oxford, deceased, AMI Given
bonds a. the law directs. All person. having
demands against the estate OF said deceased sTe
desired to present the same for settlement, and
all indebted thereto are requested TO make pay
ment Immediately.
April goth, 1910. WALTER l.. GRAf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-10
NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice !ha! %.
has been duly appointed executriI - Tie -"
will and testament of
WILBUR L. FARRAR late OF Paris,
In the County Of Oxford, deceased. All per,
sons having demands against the estate OF sAi
deceased are desired to present the same ior e.
Element, and all indebted thereto are Te4lese'
to make payment Immediately.
April 10th. 1910. MINNIE +. FAE"Ah'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-10

No. -Charade: Add. age; adage.
No. 9OS.-Divided Cities: I. Hobo.
ken. Hoboken. 9 law. rents. Law
renee. 3 Hole. yoke. Holyoke. 4. Cam.
den, Camden.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-10
NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice tina! che
has been duly appointed administra,r'T o. the
estate Of
ALBION l.. DOUGLASS late OF DIX ield
In the County Of OK ford, deceased. and given
dema against the estate OF said deceased ne
desired to present the same for settlement ihi
all indebted thereto are requested TO MAKE pay
ment Immediately.
Apr. 20Ih. 1910. FLORILLA l.. DOUGLASS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-10
The Wars Of
Our Country.
LV.-Spanish War : Battle
Of Manila.
By Albert Payson Terhuns
W E Y, Asiatic
By Albert Pay.on Terhuns

W E Y, Asiattc
Squadron:
Commence OPP
erations at once,
partic u ! a r | y
against the Span
ish feet. Capture
or destroy them.
IN klNLEY."
The gray mus.
tached commO-
dore Of the Unit.
III StdtCS AciutAS
squadron rea d
this dis p "a t c b
aboard his flag
ship Olympia OIL
the morning of
April rs. 1898
1t was the com.
niand he had for
IN o mt his been
eagerly a W a | t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-10

The disflguring spots on polished
tables, caused by hot dishes, may be re-
moved by mixing little fine salt with
olive oil and pouring over them. Let
stand two hours, then rub with soft
cloth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-10

You may live in me II you will
Or use me In your pressing need.
In summer I'll afford you shade.
You see. l am a friend indeed.
I'm dull, I'm clear. In music found.
Look for me. too. on level ground.
And yet your friends you'd lose. / claim
II you should call him by my name.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-10

$50 you don't think advertising pays9"
"Nope; advertised for q wife once
Sand failed to get 0neP"
"Nope, got one"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-10
No, e11.-Decapitation

/. Behead an animal and leave a
grain.
2. Behead u dance and leave fish.
8. Behead gulf and leave cave.
4. Behead part Of the neck and leave
an animal.
8 Behead a useful article and leave
q beam.
The beheaded letters will spell the
name Of a famous American general.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-10
NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice ihaI o ,,
has been duly appointed administrator "
''e ALONZO r. cox late of Hartford,
In the County of Oxford, deceased. AMI sisea
bonds as the law directs. All persons hs'lDs
demands against the estate Of said deceased SIC
ali Indebted thereto are requisite 30 make
payment Immediately.
Dec. 2lst, 1909. WERNER Ii. DA'Is'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-10
No. 912.-Riddlss.

We travel much. yet prisoners are
And close confined to boot.
We with the swiftest horse keep pace
Yet always go on foot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-10

No. s14-Substitution Puzzle.
Mary asks Joe to guess the block
which she is going to substitute fol
one of the four letters In view and
produce an English word.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-10

the appetite. The
commodore was
simply moving
out of range to
give his sailors
time for a good.
S u b s ( q II I | q !
breakfast. Then
back he " ent
again to the at
tack. But 1t was
to an easier vic
tory that he now
returned The
Reina Christina
was on fire. So
was the Castillo.
The Mindanao
w as beached.
Montojo. aban-
- ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-10
Key to Puzzledon.

No. 901.-Easy Anagrams: Names of
Cities-Boston. New York. Rochester,
Washington. Charleston. Mobile. ST.
Paul.
No. 9O2.-Charade: Flap. Jacks-flap'
jacks.
No. neutrality-suspicious.: Yard. dray;
ten, net: straw. warts: reward. drawer
No. 9O4.-Novel Zigzag. Wright
brothers. Crosswords: /. Warning.
q Article. 3. Illicit. T. lgnoble. 5.
Hidalgo. q. lterate. 7. Baldric. y.
Arraign. g. Obelisk. 10. Attract. II.
Halberd. IL. Certify. IL. Remnant.
H. Ascetic.
No. 905.-A Spring Puzzle: Worm.
ant, toad. frog. snail. beetle, glow
worm. wasp. fly. ladybug.
No. 9O6.-Concealed Word Squares;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-10
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.

Correspondents on topics Of interest 70 the adies
is sofcited, Address: Editor HonEHAxER9'
COLUMN, oxford Democrat, South Paris. MO-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-10
The Land Of
Puzzledom,

No. 90o-Preeious Stones.
I. A letter In flames. 2. A highway.
man telling his accomplice to shoot. 8
A snare for a certain fish. 4. My dec
laration to FIVE hundred that am over
five hundred. 8. The voice Of river
6 My way out
No. efo-charadss.
l.
Ny first Is q part Of each one OF u:
NV last We should all like to be.
But put them together. no one OF US
To be called my whole would agree
wonder how 'twould seem to me
II one day should spy
My last one Of a dusty frst
AS I was passing by.
Should attain celebrity
Impossible. you know
'Twould take most total health for me
To rise above the blow.
III.
MY first is found In every homo.
In palace. camp or cot;
My third most Of US daily do.
II not. how sad our lot!
With fourth and second and q sigh
You spell a country's name.
My wholes cure. Find 1t. you'll be
Upon the roll Of fame.
Youths Companion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-10
For Breakfast. Luncheon. Dinner and
Supper.
PUFFETs,

A pleasing variety Of hot cakes for
breakfast is called puffets. To make
these, sift together one quart OF flour,
three teaspoonfuls of baking powder,
two even tablespoonfuls of white sugar
and one-half teaspoonful Of salt. Work
In a piece of butter the size OF an egg,
add the yolks Of two eggs we'll beaten,
and one pint Of sweet milk. NIX per.
fectly smooth, then stir in the whites OF
the eggs beaten to stiff froth and bake
In gem pans in Q hot oven.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-10

l. Behead mineral. transpose the
remaining letters and find musical
instrument.
2. Behead an animal. transpose re-
naming letters and find another ami
NAL.
3. Behead fruit. transpOse remain
Ing letters and lind another fruit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-10

No. s15.-Bshead and Transpose
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-10
SOFT CORN BREAD.

Put one pint of milk over the fire.
When ready to boil add little salt and
one-half cupful of Gifted corn meal stir
red in slowly. Let this boil up once.
Take from the fire and add the yolks OF
three eggs, ono at time and without
beating them. Stir the eggs we'll into
the meal and milk. Beat the whites To
a stiff froth and add last. Pour into an
ungreased pan and bake in moderate
oven. This is really like a corn meal
omelet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-10

Ny number. definite and known,
Is ten times ten told ten times Ger.
One half Of me is one alone.
The other exceeds all count and score
Answer.-Thou-sand
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-10
MAPLE JELLY.

As an agreeable change from the we'll
known coffee or fruit jellies the follow
ing jelly made from maple sugar will be
found to be It's own reward. To one
package of gela,ine use one pound OF
maple sugar. The sugar should be
broken and melted in the usual quantity
of water for one package of gelatine,
then cooled and the gelatine added as In
making other jellies. This should be
served in glasses which have been thor
oughly COOLED in the refrigerator-with
either plain or whipped cream, as pre-
ferred. -Housekeeper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-10
DREAMED HAM.

The next time you have ham try cut
ting some of it into thin bits and cream.
ing it in the frying pan as you do dried
beef. This is dish of which the Eng
lish are especially fond, and served with
baked potatoes, it makes an excellent
luncheon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-10
POPCORN EGGS.

Mix together one pint OF rich sweet
milk. four we'll beaten eggs, half tea
spoonful of salt and little pepper.
Have the frying pan warm with little
melted butter in 1t to keep the ingre-
dipnis from sticking. Turn the mixture
into it and stir continuously over the
fire. When it begins to look like yellow
popcorn it is done. Remove from the
fire before it becomes watery and ADD a
little butter. This makes q nice dish
for breakfast or a light substitute for
meat at supper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-10
ASPARAGUS AND EGGS.

Wash two lunches of green asparagus
and boil fifteen minutes. Cut OH the
tender ends and lay in buttered baking
dish and season with salt, pepper, and a
tablespoonful of butter. Beat five eggs
just enough to break the yolks aud pour
over the asparagus. Bake ten minutes
in the oven and serve with spring chick
en- or lamb, If meat is served with the
meal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-10
No. e1o-charadss.

Should ! attain celebrity
Impossible. you know
'Twould take most total health for me
To rise above the blow.
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pdrf.
Td iIt mitten briu cine llsine gers
roie nit sinsm ,oben girienbol3g.ldns
Der, ouf Der man baIbs Jase pertrius
men iDnnte. gu Jiiben bat man ben
idrls abfallsnbsn part nit isinen
berrlihen fmarasbsriinsn RaienflG-
den unb fisben aus elmer aastabe e.s
ipsiIisn. BON SHpdnsn burt,osenen
1eitsn. Den 6oriSoni um5isben bi.
in boiler Sh1nbeit iihibar.n bihtbss
laubten Wiener Dalbbsrss bonn fell
in bic 9onau iiiirSenoen leopolbster3
Bis 3u ben rsfpettab!en 8aoener So.
ben. uber Die an iIaren 1agen nod Der
iilbersldnxnbe S4nsebers kriibers
bIinti. Jn bieien 4ron3 einaebstist.
fhIobnrties gouten, aber 10 tpei. ners
iireut, bnb lie niht bos Bib psriiel.
len, ionosrn Is blsben. Wnh Rorbsn
| bas neue praHtDoue Spiial Der Wis.
ner Roufmonnfhaft, mad Siiben bas
arobe Cottage Sanniorium nit isis
| ner tpsiben. geslienrien Gldfe unb
\ leinsn aitrIihtn 1uItons. Damn bic
Sternnorie nit ibrem olten Bar. unb
ibren Hupptln; ipeiier hinaus Die soIbs
aleibenbe Rirhe Otto Waaners i'm
Gteinhof, bic flohen Diher beg Derlts
boftr Waifenbouies. Ghiob gelIepue
iiber ben Gteinbriihsn BON Grim
sins. bds RobensIiHlDB. oos Roblsns
bergboth. bic Qsopolbsbergsr alniter.
feft unb duf Der 2obe bes 6ermonns'
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Sic ssrauenreht Vewesuns In
Gnslauo.
Der 5eIo3ug Der SuTfrasetiss. -
8otss for Womsn!- 9enaltIse
Gnergie 9etbdtiguns. Sm
5auptquortisr Der W. g. g. u.
- Wteibooe i'm Wabniinn.
2onoon, I'M Sttober.

Wenn man BON ben StanoalTSenen
LEFT, purh bic bic englii6en Suffragst'
tes ihren Wiitbiirssrn idit nod ms5r
Ssitsrtsit ais QerserniB bsrsitsn. 1T
man geneiet, iih pon ben tampfsnosH
glma3onen bierSulanoe bic YDritelung
gu bilben, Dob lie temperamentoolle
Sraufgdugerinnsn iino, oenen Der reds
te grnit Ts1lt. Riais 1T unridiiSsr
als oieIe 4nibauung.
Die 2eute ouf bem Sentiment miii1sn
lateIn. peln man bsrihist, bab bic
SufFraestte5. uIs Jeusrnehrmanner
pertleioef. ouf elmer SpriBs nit 2eitern
unb Gloden burh Die Strabsn Gons
bons raien, ipobei iie i6rs 5aanen nit
Der Snidriit: .gotss for Women!"
tpebsn IaFsu. 4ui bem sngliihen gos
ben absr, in Der 4tmofpbare Der b:muz
trotiihen 49itationsmetAob sriheint
oieis Strabenpropaeanba uls Elm GIieo
in Der Settle planoOa setroffsner MaB<
nubmen.
lnb 10 serpinnt bic san3s ensliihe
5rauenrehtzg zgepesuns, BON Der Rdbe
aus seieben, cine tulturbiitoriIhe Be-
oeut6ns, bic man ibr niht 5umutbet.
tpenn man nur ibrs iporabiihen 4sus
bsrungen bon Msitem perfolst.
Nirgenos tritt es 10 5utag: tpie in
Gnsluno. ,oab Der Gsminismus niht bi.
utopif9e propaganoa tpeniser hirnper'
brdnnter Shpdrmerinnsn III, ionbern
Der tpsltgeibihtlihe aampf oss einen
Gei1le1ts nit bem 5ipeiisn um Hehi
uno Wadt. Jatpobl. Die 5rauenredss
lerinnen baben iton glan5eno: Siege
.rrungen in aIoeren 2anoern, ipie Ncr'
ip.sen unb Aeuieelanb; iie beiibsn
stpeifellos AUDI in 9eutihlenb cine
burbaus ernft gu nebmenbe @ertres
tuns. uno bod bat bic srduenbetDe@
guHg beute in anoeren Staaten lanse
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QofQI 8eribt.
Eterbli4feitsberiMt.

Gaiberin. 5crrisan, SO, 600 Sps
camore Ctr; aexrleipen.
Stspben u. Tarrar. 81. 674 W. 3.
Gtrdbs; gIaienent5iinbung.
Sarrp DaI!.. %. 300 70. 6. Str.;
grano.
marb 9laIb..n. 81. 81 30. Z. Ctr;
5.rsl.iben.
eusn Curtin, 81. 2ittl. Siiiers OF
tbe popr; Hisrenl.iotn.
qnbrep Spp.nbeim.r, 68, 755 arz
morn ape.; Snqueit in Shtpebs.
Marp 81. StepenIon. %. 3133 aarz
barb ape.; artbs.
emma Catherine 9r.nbite. Z Wsoa
nate. Center Str.; Ghpdfe.
9apio Gbarles, 81, 4144 Spring
Grove aps.; Risrenlsiben.
Morp aibportb. SO, aurord. Jnb.;
aIihma.
Carrie gutisrman, %, 500 90. 8.
S.rabs; GuuseuentSiinbung.
3bos. Burns. SO, 925 5orris! Sir.;
9urnpsrgiftuns.
sScn gB. 9dnies, 2 Wtcnate. 1858
ganmiller Str; Sdpd6e.
Wlareus Ghols. 75, 227 Wlonmcuth
aps., R.tppori. ,ap.; 2ulsenenisiin.
bung.
CHARTS Wartin SenIep, "a. 1850
8igelop Str.; Ser5leiben.
Wart gobn. 38. aIter plaee; 5erss
leioen.
1onas Dimitre, %. n pfum Sir.;
gnphus.
Jintan Mitre, 80. s26 W. s. Ctr;
glutpersiFtuns.
Diaiam u. 9ople. "a. s16 Barr
Sirabs; Sdpinoiuht.
Wanme 6euIer. 26, 10 On 8. Str.;
Risrenleioen.
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@croGAtig.

Die poIis.i fahnoei ouf atpsi une
beiannie WlGnner, pelte friib seiiera
Worgsn in 0efenihaft bss 3. G.
Sboema!er BON asbdnon. g.. cine
WirtbIhaft an Der 6. mb WdInat
Sirabe psrlaiien baben ioIlen. u. e.
5an. Elm Jreunb bes Sboemcier. mel.
bete s.fiern Der polissi. bab Ct am
Mititpoh 4beHo nit 2esterem mad,
Cincinnati eetommen lei unb bab lie
ip1ier sufdnis ssirsnnf rporoen iei.n.
gr bat bic YoliSei, Nuhfcrihnnssa
nah bem 8erihuunbenen ansufisnen.
&c ipurbe ermiitelt. bab Sboemnt.,
bic beireff.noe Wirtbihoft betreten
unb perIuhi bate. einen gbsd I'll,
$3.50 einsutaNirsn. 3tpei anbere Safe
srboien fd. ibn mad sinem pInse 3n
brinsen, no sr ben gbed in gslb UNI
feten TONNE unb G6oemofer entfern.s
iid nit ben beioen lremben.
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toaels bic ihlanle. in ben Wtnbim'
mel rosenbe Warte. Die Musf9sss
ierrofTe III mitten binein In bic Dpol
aeItefIt. Wlan muB benz, Der ercoe bite
fen punft ausgefuht bat, itin Homs
pli,nent mohen. Gin paar Shritt nah
rehts Dber linis nnb bas Bib perliert
Iton etipds BON itiner 9armorie. go
aber iibt man mitien brin tn Weib unb
Grin unb glau unb Roth, iiber bos
Der miloe 6erbTt nod einen lei6ten
pioletien Ghleier ipebi. bab man niht
am lebten glusl1ufer Der Wlpen. ions
bern miiten brin i'm SteierIanb. TN
9oreartsn Stdliens, su fsin slaubt.
Drsht man iich aber nm uno beiteisi
oen 1burm i'm dlt.ren part, no nod
einiae tiirfiife aanoneniuaeln bdnstn.
ponn blidt man binunter iiber bic uns
enblihe Stabt, aus beren iueintn
Tunit Der ~SteffeI" bod berausrast,
ibsr oos tanoe Silberbonb Der Donou
unb bds p,iie lteinbor anitengenos
Martfefb biz su ben bIausn 2inisn
Der aut go ailometer entfernten prebs
burger gsrae. Mas Wunber. Dab um
bieIen Bart berum Iih aiinitler unb
ShriftIteller in Sharsn oneeiisbeIt
baben. 2siber Iino bic 0runbpreiis
| aud ba oben, 80 Mieter iiber bem DO
nautonal uno cine baIbe Dabritunbs
bonn Giabt3entrum entfernt. ihon 10
binaufo,trieben. BAH bic ginIumiliens
bGuIer taum mehr 5u erihtuinsen finb.
stIs Dor breibis Sabren bas .Gottost"
eesriinnet ipurbe, bd ionnie aud Elm
beIheioener Wann Iih nod Elm nouss
den NIT einem Oarten personnen. Jn
spansig Winuten iurrt beute bic Glsta
trifhe bonn Shoitenrine aus Bis an
ben part. Da finb benn bic Banaui.rs
uno syobriianien eesommsn uno haben
aus bem ItiIIsn ariinsn aiinftlersgoi
.dae Elm dutoourhratieries 2uruspiera
tel atmadt. Wi. lang. fpirb's bdusrn,
uno Die jebt nod anfdiiisen Irdunsr
perben ben Wanberitab peiser fesen
miifItn iibsr ben WaIo unb Wieensiirs
tel binaus an bic dubsrIts Gren3e Der
Stapt, nui ben aouensl. 2lter bds III
Der 2auf Der Welt, an benz teine alase
ettpas Gnoert. Sn oen herrlihen part
rpeniaiiens tann iein Iuio birein. unh
bort mag man nod mnnhe Dihtung,
manhes 9isb ausreifsn, bsror bi.
5iirtenihanse gang ben 5trrtn Der
Welt, b.r.n nit b.nGelofdden, ssbort.
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mer treulos bdnosIt. Der gepeis ods
fir 1T jsbt ihon erbratt. Die eegen=
ieitise 3upeiluns periiIden 9ebletss
mar BON engliiber Seite niht ais Gnz
nerion bsabii6tist. Sic iollte leoisltdh
4nnerionen Seitens dnberer Gambler
perbiiten. Die ItiuIhpeisenoe 9eritdns
oieung mar oaber, oaB teine BON bsloen
Mdhten cine 5ruppenmaht in perIlsh
untsrbalten Ioue. Der 8ertrag mar
absr tdum unterSeihnet, aIs runtIhe
5ruppen auf 9runo Der burd bic Der
fo1unQstdmpie perurIahten unruben
in Ysriien etnorangen uno iettoem oas
9onb ni6t fpieoer perlaiien baben, ions
bern Ioear nod beitGnoigen 3u5u9 err
bolten. Tas bat Gnslano eeaipun9en,
ieinerIeits gruppen nah per'len gu
i6iten. 0is in allen ipIaen Jallsn
lpiro ii6 oaraus Elm 8rie9 um Den ge@
lib BON qerIien er9eben, ben Gn9ldno
biz auf ben lebten Wonn unb aut ben
lebtsn Sbillin1 ourtfeAten muBte, um
sSnoien gu retten. 2lue oieIe Sorgen
ibpinoen nit Dem 2tugenblit, oa Gnss
lamb 3um 0reibunb iibergebt, oenn be
Isr nuroe aui Der Steue YerIien fur
neutral ertldren uno Die ru''t'ten
gruppen binauspeien, uno es braudt
iupbl erit tuum ge'dgt gu peroen, oaB
einem Iolben Mattaufgsbot, tple es
/ Der Greibuno i'm 9erein nit England
bartlett, Die ru1iIde Regierun9 uuT
ben leiieiten Wtrt 9sborhen miBte. es
t0nnte ben 2tnihein bdten, als ipenN
Die Siirtei nit i6rer 8rohun9 i'm Iufs
trace be8 0rsibunbs hunoslte. Sas
oiirfte ieooh taum 5utrefTeno 'sin, oo
Der WunIt, ben 5rieoen gu tpobren
Der bisIan9 oas GinIhreiten Der 0rsls
bunosmddte in Der periiithen 4ngele'
oenheit perbtn0ert 6ot, petter bsltsht
Die Grunoioee oe5 Treibunos III, tel:
nen Grieq gu fiibren, ionoern arlsg'
gu perbUtsn, mebr ourh Iein Wuhtan
ieben, oI8 nit Teinsn Waffen 81 mir:
fen. 0enn oaber Die 5iirten arie:
unFanoen Totlten, pos jeboh hOhIt un
nutriheinlit pdre, t3Gten lie ous ali
eiqne 8erQntportung uno Sefahr.
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Isppelfeitlidjfeit.

Der Deuii1omsriianiide Inter.
ftiibunssperein bat fir ieins UlitsIis'
Der unb 1reunbe ouf ben %. Dftobel
cine Jeitlihieit onberaumi. bic ir
ber Central 2urnballe liotifinber
ipirb. Sic beiiebt aus einem 1nna
trdn56en nit Nsrlo0fung unb fiji
Itbteren 3ped finb prG9tiee Oteen,
iidnbe berteisef&offt. Gin. tii9heei
aommittee III nit ben Norbereitiinger
b<i4dftisi. fobaB ber GrfoIo midi
duSbleiben Tam.
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Die Sirfenid idanSe.
3ur ginneibuns neuen
Wiener parts.
Mien. Is. Oftobsr.

Cine alpsibunberijdbriae 1iirfens
f4onae brauht atpor benz niht 5u iIs
poniersn. Der iicb als Bub auf Speis
taufenbjdbrisen RomerNeinen bic 0os
fen 5trriHen bat; ober am Gnbe III bos
NIter onein nod niht Der UlaBfab
sur Deurtbeilung zines Dauiperts. 3us
nal tines gar ni6t mebr borbonbenen.
BON Der 7iirienf9onae eyiftirt nur
nod Der Nome unb bic Gtene. no iie
einft eelegen unb ni4s sinmal BIZ
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Roofepett niro gum Yorpurf
eemutt, ouB sr rlrrube i'm @o!te ers
reqt. Die Grre8ung lit nitt i'm Wo!te
pabrnebrbor, Ionoern BEL 0enen, lpelz
de Rooieoelt 3tpin8en tptu, oas Volt
serstt gu behonoeln.
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Sntersiiant lit e&, lpie bic i0'
sioliitiIde Regierun9 in Jrontreih
ben So3ialiIten ben WtetTter 3etqt.
8riuno uno bic ubrjgen Wlinifter 'r1s
rem emit iolde grauiet0pIe uno ton@
pfesluftige 9beoretiter, rpie ibre Nays
teigenpTen, Die ibnen ieBt Iolfe
S6nierioteiten maiden. Die Ger1nI'
roprtuno fat tie ober d6getii6It uao lie
aud uber bic llnunpenobartett Der
fu3iQliitiIten 2e6ren ouTgetlGrt.