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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-11
READFIElD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest NJ. Flint, Clar-
ence and Ogden Flint and Mr.. Frank
Simpson, who have been passing the
summer at the Whittier cottage. re-
turned, Friday, to their homes in
Needham Heights, Mass. This is their
fourth season at Maranacook, and
they are delighted with the place.
DEPOT.-The Depot boys, whf
camped out near Belgrade Lakes,
last week We're pleased with their out
ing from which they returned, Sun
day. Edwin Hutchinson and Parkman
Collins returned to the Winthrop High
school ut the opening of the term
Monday and Henry Hutchinson To a
shoe store in Portland.
Miss Edith Collins has gone to Var
mouth, where she commenced term
of school, Monday. and Miss IZetta
Royal returned to the same school she
taught last year. at Belgrade Depot,
also commencing. Monday.
A dinner party was given, after
church services, at the home Of G. l.,
ROYAL, Sunday, in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T, Bourne, Winthrop. Others
present were Mrs. Mary Stevens, the
Misses Anna and Lucy Bourne and w.
f. Bourne
Mr.. and Mrs. S II. Morrill,, recently
from Los Angeles, Cal, We're callers
on friends al Readfeld Depot, Sunday.
Frank A. Brown, who was camping,
last week, at Maranaeook. with Il
party from LiVermore Falls. was an
ali-day visitor at the home of W. f..
Bourne, Wednesday. He was much
nj with G11t1a "a =
sort.
Mr.. George Gullifer, Portland whose
death was recently announced was well
known here. In business here, he met
with the serious railroad accident los
ing an arm. Associations with him and
his after visits though a very aged
man. We're exceedingly pleasant.
EAST-Mrs. Kate C. Dudley, who
has been quite i'll at the home of Mrs.
Ada Berry, is now stopping with Mrs.
S. c. Brown. Mrs. Berry has gone to
Auburn to assist in the care of her
daughter, Mrs. Roscoe Berry, who is
confined to her bed by sickness.
Next Sunday Rev. Mr.. Belyea will
preach his farewell sermon in this
church, as he leaves for Middletown,
CT, to begin his studies in the univer-
sity, the following week.
C. II. Gordon and family were Wis
itors at the homes of relatives in this
place, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Gay visited rel
atives in Augusta, Sunday.
Miss Bean, the new teacher in the
Plains district, from this place, is Civ
ing excellent satisfaction by her work
in that school
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Well Deserved
The Praise That Comes From Thank
full Augusta People.

One kidney remedy has known
merit.
Augusta people rely upon it.
That remedy is Doan's Kidney Pills.
Augusta testimony proves it re-
liable.
Edward Vigneault blacksmith, 81
Northern Ave, Augusta, Me, says: i
first used Doan's Kidney Pills when
living in Lawrence. Mass, twelve or
fourteen years ago. At that time 1
was suffering badly from a lame and
aching back and every misstep caused,
sharp pains in my kidneys. l thought
many times l would have to give up.
A friend told me to try Doan's Kidney
Pills and l did so. They quickly re-
lieved the attack. | got supply
about two months ago from Willis
Partridge's Drug Store and they acted
just as effectively as before" Estate
ment given July 10, 190S)
A CONFIRMED ENDORSEMENTS.
Mr. Vigneault was interviewed on
April 10, 1912, and he added to the
above. You may continue to publish
my former statement l am always
glad to recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills"
| For sale by all dealers. Price SO
| cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
| States.
! Remember the name--Doan's-anc
take no other.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-11
BELFAST r.
Interesting Summary of Election Re
suits and the humors OF the Situa-
tim.

Belfast, Sept. 1O.-(SpeciaD.-lts all
over but the shouting in Waldo coun-
ty, and although the Democrats car
ried the county by 80 votes on the
head of the ticket. and the city by IL
votes, it is the Republicans who are
wearing the broadcast smile this morn
inc for it is after all Republican vic
tory.
In Waldo county the Democrats
swept everything except three impor-
tant offices. State senator, county
treasurer and sheriff.
Sheriff Edward Jenkins, the Demo-
cratic encumbent, will retire at the
end of his term and give way to Re-
publican, Frank a. Cushman of Mont
vile.
Charles NJ. Conant of Winterport de-
feated Mayor Hanson of this city FOR
| State senator, by a vote of 2Su 10
| 2S42 in the county.
Frank C. Mixer the present county
treasurer was defeated. The county
vote was, Pattee 2s73; Mixer 2sSs.
The following Republican encum-
| bents will be forced to retire at the
| close of the present term to make
wav for Democratic officials: George
| L. johnson, judge of probate for over
25 years, during which he has served
! honestly and with the best of ms
| ability. The city vote gave him Il
votes ahead of his ticket. His sue
cessor will be James p. Libby OF
| Unity. a fellow member with Judge
Johnson of the Waldo County Bar AS
ISOLATION and well known in Beitast
Charles p. Hazeltine, for many years
Register of Propate will also retire
having been defeated by Arthur w
Leonard of Morrill, by a county vot'
of 1886 to 2S19 Edward Evans of wal
do. a county commissioner will ais
retire his place being taken by Vol
ney Thompson of Montville, with
county vote of 2s9S to 2790. Hon. job
r Dunton will go to the Legislature
defeating the Republican candidat
Frank r. Keen.
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ST. AL S.

Miss Ermer Berry has returned 70
Portland to finish her course in school.
Mr.. Rich, owner of Birch Grove park,
was a caller al IL. O. BlaisdelPs, the
past week.
The many friends of Fred Thompson
were sorry to learn of his recent shock.
Mrs. Dearborn and Mrs Homestead
went to Camp Etna, Sunday, in an auto,
returning the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Berry, Mrs. Howard
Nutter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Page, have
attended the Spritualist campmeeting at
Camp Etna. the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs WILDER Melinor of Bev-
erly. Mass, have been visitors at Albert
Bradford's. recently Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Bradford were visitors in Pittstield,
Sunday.
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MONTNIIIE.

CENTER. Volney Thompson will
serve rs Traverse juror at the Septem-
Der term Of s j. court at Belfast and
James r. Sylvester as grand juror for
the ensuing year.
c. Pembroke Carter of Belfast, wh1
Is the guest OF MIR and Mrs. Perley c.
Allen. was given a surprise party,
Friday evening, by his former schools
mates here. The surprise was COM
plete, the treat beyond criticism, and
the occasion enjoyable.
MIR. and Mrs. G. l.. Edmunds, with
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II. Foster. went to
Danforth, Friday. in Mr.. Edmund's
motor car To visit relatives.
George York, for some time a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Adams, re-
turned to Camden. Wednesday.
Miss Hazel Boynton got home from
Somerville Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Howes of
Liberty We're recently at c. f. Davis.
Mrs. E. A. Herman of Belfast was
the guest of her sister. MIS-. Mary
Edmunds, a few days since.
Linnood Stevens returned to Port
land Friday.
Embert Ramsay went to Pittsfield.
WEDNESDAY, 10 continue ms sludies az
the M c. I.
Miss Susie Bachelor Us visiting
friend in Palermo.
Mrs L.. w Howard is in Waldo for
time.
Mrs Winifred Norton and her two
daughters returned TO Braintree,
Mass. last Tuesday.
Mrs George Andrews and sons went
10 their homes in Allston, Mass, Tues
day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-11
STATE HOUSE.
Two Petitions Asking for
Fishing Regulations.
North PenObsCot Produce Ex-
change Becomes Incorporated.
State Highway Comr. lnspecis the
Rhode Island Highways.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Regular Meeting of Governor and
THURSDAY. Sept. 19, at 10 Am.

The commissioners of inland fisher
les and game nave received petition
from Ralph Dexter and 80 others, res
idents of Lexington and vicinity, coun-
ty of Somerset, asking that the taking
of trout be prohibited for a period not
exceeding four years in certain parts
of Sandy and Alder streams and their
tributaries in Lexington and High
land plantations, Somerset county, as
follows: Prohibit the taking of trout
from all that part of sad SANDY
stream located in said plantations,
above where the old mill. known as
the Bartlett mill, near Mason Luce
formerly stood, and all of the trlba-
tarieS thereof, except that part OF
Michael stream, so-called, from tho
bridge across said stream near the
Ragg Corner, so-ealled. to its junction
with said Sandy Stream, also prohlp-
it the taking of trout from SAID Alder
stream above the Square road, social
ed. across the Ffllebrown place, and
from all the tributaries thereof. No
hearing has as yet been assigned upon
the petition.
The commissioners have also receiv-
ed a petition from Mrs. w. A. Thurs
ton and 50 others. residents of Cum
beriand and vicinity asking that ad-
ditional regulations be placed upon
fishing in Forrest lake, so-called, for
merlv called Goose pond. in the towns
of Windham, Cumberland and Gray,
in Cumberland county; that said pond
be closed to fishing for white perch
and salmon for a period of two years,
or that such other regulations be
placed thereon as may seem required
by the commissioners, after hearing
upon the petition. No date has as yet
been assigned for hearing upon this
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SMITHFIELD.

Mrs. Abbie Brickett is still very low.
There are but 20 guests at North
Pond camps. They expect to close in
about two weeks.
Louis Hardy and Clarence Dow have
gone to Vassalboro to work in the corn
shop.
Elbridge Foster sold Walter Gleason
a fancy pair of Durham cattle. which
he will exhibit at the fair.
Frank Moore was in town looking
after apples, last week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-11
s.Absorbit'' KeepsArm Duand Sweet

Don't wear unsanitary dress shields!
Don't have disagreeable wet spots at
armpits. You can be sweet smelling in
most humid weather or room. Needn't
fear going to church. social. theatre,
party, anywhere where air is close.
Dance with the most fastidious-no per-
SEPARATION to offend him or you. No I'M
pleasant memories afterward..
is wonderfully absorbept;
delicately scented. Has no equal. Apply
where you perspire-use pad contained in
perspjration troubles vanish! NO
more garments fading, stirening, rot.
ting, holes appearing or colors running!
You're safe wearing the kmono waist,
finest lace dress or heaviest fabric.
without dress-shields. "Absorbit' Is abb
solutely harmless. even to tenderest face
and neck. Great for sweaty feet!
Get "Absorbit" at any drug store. 25c
--or send amount to Won Vogel Labora-
tories, Chicago, Ill. Money back If you
want it. Sold in this city and recon-
mended by Bowditch. Webster & Co.; G
II. Beane, 1872 Water St., Gardiner, Me.
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to Conservation Congress.

Hon. John F. Sprague of Dover,
president of the Maine Sportsmens
Fish and Game Association. has ap
pointed the following delegates to
represent that association at the
Fourth National Conservation Con-
gress at indianapolis, Ind, October l.
2, 3 and 4, 1912;
Hon. j. Putnam Stevens, Portland;
Arthur G.. Staples, Lewiston; Hon.
Willis f. Parsons, Foxcroft; Hon. J.
S. p. II. Wilson, Augusta; Hon. L. 7.
Carleton. Winthrop; Fred r. Smith.
Pittsfield
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BEECHAM'S
PILLS

as the most reliable aid to better phys
ical condition. Beecham's Pills have
an unequaled reputation because they
act so mildly, but SO certainly and SO
beneficially. BY clearing the system,
regulating the bowels and liver, they
tone the stomach and improve the
digestion. Better feelings, better looks.
better spirits follow the use of Beech
ANS Pills so noted the world over
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-11
Women
Appreciate

the value of good looks-of a fine COM
plexion, skin free from blemishes,
bright eyes and cheerful demeanor.
Many of themknow, also, what it means
to be free from headaches, backaches,
lassitude and extreme nervousness,
because many have learned the value of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-11
WINSLoW.

Mr. and Mrs. T.. C. Bailey of China
were recent visitors at j. Fl. Bf.iley's.
Mr.. A. W. Weeks of Providence, II.
J., and Prof. and Mrs. nj. ID. Jones OF
Oak Grove Seminary, We're guests,
Sunday and Monday. of Mr., and Mrs.
Z. w. Towle.
Miss May Nichols is visiting rela-
tiyes in Benton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-11
LOOKING at Rhode Island Roads.

state Highway Commissioner Parker
L. Hardiscn was at Providence, tues
day, inspecting bituminous road work
in that city and vicinity. While there
he was the guest of the Rhode Island
State highway commissioners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-11

County Attorney Eben F. Littlefield
defeated the Republican candidate.
Carleton Doak. by votes in the city,
but by a vote of 2S79 to 2772 in the
county.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04
8 d nt | Ito n.

- 1tnier 4sent in pamilton III
Scrr Gbuarb grnd, 449 Slb Snnite
Strahe. gea Sci. 476 st., Some
Fbone 1851 u. $
= Gin Gei6dftsrsiisnber, Rumena
$. %. &e1sp, bon ct. 2ouis, pelfer
i'm 9otel Gonnor abitisa. traf porges
tern Ibenb bier 5remoe, nit ipelaen
er biberie Wirt6TtoTten befu6te. Gr
feste iid f6Iiebli6 ipGt in Der g1a6t
on Der Sigh Strabe in sinen Stu6l,
Ihltef elm unb entbedte beim grpus
den, buB er Inn feline 9iamontzguien=
mabel i'm Wertbe bon 5000 unb feline
goloene gai6enubr i'm Wertb BON $25
beitpblen Dorben mar.
- Carl 6. Dsininser, elm 4ngeitsG=
ter Der 6. 8. II. .. 8abn, tpelter am
Wontag Radmittos sufdais einsn
S6lag nit einem 9ammer an Der linz
fen Seite beg aDpfss erbielt unb ba=
our6 einen ShdDelbru6 erliit, itarb
porgeitern Ra9t i'm Mercp 5oipital.
gr mar 20 Sabre alt unb tpobnte bsi
1einer Mutter, Jrau Caroline Oeininz
ger, No. 915 Central Npe.
2ouis 2eib, Sobn BON 5arrifon
2eib, BON Der miGpine 4pe., purbe
porseitern yea4mittaa auf benz syairz
plas UNI pfsrb unb 8ussb beitoblen.
- Nbrabam 8. Sones itorb porae=
tern Qbenb i'm alter bon AZ Sabren.
Gr pobnte in 6anoDer 9olpnibip unb
binterldbt auber Der Satin 3 S0bne
uno A 1Ohter.
- 5eiratbsfdeine: Wiuiam 8. Mc@
Grinsle, 25, uno gertba 8langp, 19,
geioe Don Wfiooletopn; Sames genz
ION, 48. uno 5ilpa Riefe, 81, 8eibe
BON Wiooletopn; Sobn Dapio SGuIt<
beib, 81, uno GDa Map gI6Dp, 20,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04

gam fd mein ,3mftano au beHsrn nHo iA
lesfe bic penuBuns fort, bis i'd tpisbtr ses
lnHp tunroe.1 6rau 9enrp 2eie
ber9, 743 Mbams Str.
Rearnebspille, gB. 90 Sd era0tt es
ais meine pfli6t, 3u lbreiben unb ,u ia=
gen, ipas spota g. pintbam's gtgetable
eomponno fir mid setban bat. Sd litt
en- Jrantnlsibtn unb 3eitpeife fiiblte ,t
mtb oetart ibisbt, bab id) mid taum auf
ben 6iiben balten fonnte. gldd1bem Id,
sDoia e. Vintbam's gegetable COMPOUND
9eaomnlen bate uno Sbre Gpesiol. Nntueis
tungen befoigte, 1T mein Qeiben perid,lpun=
ben. 94orte tSunen meine Gontbarieit
ni6t ausoriiden. sd smpftble Sbre Mes
bi3ln alien meinen 5reunbinnen.~ - frau
y. y. gebittireton
Vie nbtgcn tlHo nur 3ipei Der Tduienbe
bon ganiihreben, Die nnaufboriit BEL Der
gbeia e. qigfbam Msoicine GOmpans BON
Sbnn, DtaH., etHloufen, uno tpeine Har bezl
iueifen, ipelhe aroben 9tdten Gpbia G.
pinibam's geaetdble COMPOUND fir bieienis
gen tbut, Die an iSruueniranfbeiten leiben.
/. Sails sie ipesiele 3atbiAlSse'
Diinid)eu, id,reibem Sic an bic 2pbia
&. yinfbam Wsbieine Company, tDer.
trauIif) Spnn, Nai. Sbr Brief ipirb
hon elmer ssrau geGffnct, geleieu nnS
beantiuortet iuerben nnb itrena ner-
tramlid gebalten.
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geibe Don tier; Sun gDebb, Is, unb'
8ertba Rogers, 90, 8eibe bon Srfprb.

geibe por tier; Sun gDebb, 25, uni
gertba Rogers, 90, BeiDs bon Orforb
Gin DampfteHel In Der Warb.
lcpsS SbomasThsn papierfabrit ii
Wfibbleicipn srpIobirts seitern Mprser
um balb bier nbr. Der 6si3er 0eorgt
8airo lpurbe bDn3iegeliteinen unb ber=
abfallenben 9riimmern perfhiittet uni
bon benz beiben Waifer gu 1obe per=
briibt. Der ungliidlthe ftdnb i'm OIL
ter bon 40 Sabren unb binterldbt aus
ber Der Satin bret Rinber. Gr ipobnz
te ieit nak5u s. Sabren in Mibbletppn
uno mar aus Stlaboma gebiirtis. Go
roner S. u. Burnett befibtiste bic
Gei6e unb tpirb einen Snqueit abbal-
ten.
= 8einabe 10000 perIonen beIud=
ten geitern bic beige Gountp 5air.
Sin llnfan ereignete Iib porseitern
Ra6mittag auf Der Gair. Gbarles
Smttb tpuroe rpdtrsnb bes Trabren=
mems bon ieinem Wagen setpprfen uno
erbebli6 pe,leBt. Sein 3uitanb lit
pretar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04

- 5rau 2ouife Querba6 bon Dab.
ton lit mad Rep Srlsa1s, Ga, abee.
reiit.
- 5rau W. Sbiele bon go. 235
Saplor ape., gellepus, tpuroe anIGB.
lid ibrss Geburtstasss bonn gomo.
tion Club NIT elmer Surpriis partr
beebrt.
- 5err Jranf 9artb unb Satin,
bic ii6 auf gefu6 BEL 6errn 2ouis
SaHer in 9elleOue aufbielten, iinD ess
iterH naa Mcases Rods, 3d., abgs=
retit.
: 5err Wm. Witt bon Rep gort,
Der ii6 auf geiuh bel ieinsr S6peiter
5ruu gen. Wiade in 8eueDue bsfanb,
lit abgereiit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04

sine Gampaisne erDffnet iperben, un
jsbem Stimmseber, Der bic 5rase MIDI
peritebt, Die Sadie gu ertldren. Die
gelanptuns fpurbe oufseIeut, baf
80 pro3ent Der 8iirser bafur finp
lnD bob Die Inndbms in Der 9sopen..
berfpabI auber 3lpetfel lit. = Die
9lnaelegenheit Der 5trabenbabnses
rec5tiame. Die pom Glub amenoirt
purbe, purbe Damn bes QGnaeren be-
iprp6en, uno bauptId6tid segen bic
Wfe6t, bic Der Ratb Der Straben=
babn aommiiIdre hat, proteitirt.
Oieie 9lngelesenbeit ipn benz Stabt=
Solicitor unterbreitet iperben, bamit
er pomoeli6 bic IenRruusen pprneb@
men tdnn.
= Serr SoTepb Meper il. unb
Satin, pon Sbabo Springs, Sal,
fino auf 9eiuh Bel Serrn Soiepb
llnqer ir, an Der Sit pite Strabe,
einaetroffen.
- Der Mutterflub Ter 4. Diitrifts-
S6ule perunitaItet am Sarftag, ben
II, Sftober einen nGanop"s s8erfduf.
- GoDarb Cooper purbe seitern
oen! Stubtri6ter Reab unter elmer Ell
genthiimliden antluge porgefiihrt. s..
W. aennebp bebauptet, baB Cooper
iba DeranIabt babe, Elm Yferb fir
$4.00 5u taufen, cas ais es in 3enz
neop's Stalt on fam, perenbete. Gr
beiduloigt nun Cooper bes Grlangens
bon 9elb unter faliden 9orpdnben.
Der Sail lpuroe peridoben.
= Sin itab6after Gamin i'm Sauz
fe bes 5errn Soe Sin, IA. uno Sofz
man Strobe, perurfadte seitern einen
grdnof6dDen BON S100.
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baufe in eoIb Sprinss, benz Rlpne,
gum suten Sirten in ben 9tsblanbs
nnb Dem Speers 9ofpital in Daptor
5n CUTE.
Die itdbttfhe Waaae an Der 6
iunb Saratoga 5trabe brad gefterr
Ra6mittue, als cine 2abnng ,pis'
Giien senosen pnrbe. Die Wdae.
tann erit in etnisen gagen berseitellt
perben.
SRI. Matbilbe aiefer BON ber
Wofbinston gpe. iii bon ibrer Be=
fu9sreiie nah Gpnnsrspius, Snb., 5us
riidsetebrt.
- Sohn Bee, 80 Sabre alt, Der bon
Serseant 8urnfibe ipegen Werno6s
ldffigung feiner Jamilie berbaftet tpurs
be, ptro Der GolumbuIer 8ebDrbe aus>
eeliefert tperben. See arbeitet in elmer
bteiigen Wasenf fdbrit an Der Monz
mouth Strabe.
= G6eIdeine: 9lllen Senninas BON
Wanhsiter, g., unb Sable Staaner
BON WapspiIe, ap.; Sobn 5ibseralb
unb 5lorenee Wplfe, 8eibe BON 5ronfz
lin. o.; %. M. Sames unb 4nna
WilbOurn, 9eioe BON Slipe 6ia, Gp.;
Carl 6. Britt uno Ilma Millsr, 9eioe
BON Ietppprt, &p.
Nm tommenben Sonntaa finbet
has leBte 8aiebalIipisl in benz Wiebez
mann'i6en part ftott. Die Wiebe=
manns fperben iid nit ben 2ublops
msiIen.
= Sofepb 9. Steiniambs iibertrua
an aeno 9ruencer II. u. cine 2ct, 28
SUB, an Der popIar Str. 81.
Wappr Sobn 5urleb, bon
elifton. ertldrte seItern, bab bic itGoz
ttIdsn geamten Gliftons iit nidt
ulr bic gnti6eibuns bes 9lppellaz
ttonsseridts i'm SisbIanb Diitrittz
6cIle tiimmern, Oh es oeTeblid lei
ooer nidt, buB Clifton iia als Staot
4. Rlaife incorporate. Cine Insabl
slnDGlte iagen, bab bic Griitens GIifz
tons uls Stabt 4. atdIIs nur BON
.ur5er Dauer iei. moppr SurIep
ftist iih jeboh auf bic gntI Ideibung
oes Ippellutionsgeri6tes i'm Salle
eines 5peiten 9rsisritters ppn Camp
BEL! Co., in bem sr bsutli6 ertldrt,
bob es nidt tpeiIe Iei cine Ianee be-
itehenbe So6e um3uItoBen, tpie Der
apette Greisrihter Gall in aentpn
SO. Ri6ter Sarbeion babe feds
Sabre fungirt unb tann ni6t abqeIeBt
tpereen. - Clifton babe felt stpei
SaEren als Stabt 4. aluie cine Der
pcltune uno lei bieiss berisIbe Tall,
pis in aenton So. SplIte oieies iez
ooh i'm Geri6te angsfohtsn iperoen,
10 tpiirbe bieies Elm beilloies Ourhs
chamber in Clifton sebsn.
- Der mirtb Clarence CHAPEL,
bon Der 5bornton unb Brighton Str,
fte! seitern iiber eine 8iite 5LuIhen
unb brad orei Rtppen Der Itnten
Seite.
- Mageie Weber unb sobn aesler
fpurben geitsrn hom goli3eileutpant
glImfielb uno polisiiten Reillp perz
haftet neil iie iid an Der 2. uno
9errp Strabe unfittIi9 benabmen.
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