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feel better than I have for years. l
recommend Lydia E. Pii1kham's Vege-
table Compound to al who suffer as l
did. Mrs. M. ZEUNER, 1045 New Jer-
sey Street, Lawrence, Kansas.
Montana Wolnan's Case.
Burns, Mont. -" Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound cured me of awful
backache which had suffered with for
months. l was so weak | could hardly do
my work and my head and eyes ached all
the time. Your Compound helped me
in many ways and is a great strength
ener. l always recommend it to my
friends and tell them what a grand med
icine it is for women. You may use my
name for the good of others. Mrs.
JOHN FRANCIS, Burns, Montana.
The makers of Lydia z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound have thousands of
such letters as those above-they tell
the truth, else they could not have been
obtained for love or money. This med
icine is no stranger it has stood the
test for years.
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The Fashionable New York
Crowd.
Delightful Colors-Q Quaint Silks-Contrast-
ing Coatees-Buttons.

Delightful Colors-Quaint Silks-Contrast-
ing Coates Buttons.
Correspondence of The Journal.]
NEW YORK, May II, 1913 A fine place
to study clothes is in any fashionable
crowd assembled for 1.-THE Dance, "wed-
ding or the every day afternoon tea at the
hotels that usually includes dancing,
since ali the world has gone dance crazy.
Even the staid middle aged men and
dowagers, are INDUCING in the zone
STEP" which is the polite name for Tur-
kew Trot" and it's allied dances.
NEW CoLoRs.
In a season when every color of the
rainbow and notifications are rampant
it would seem difficult to pick out new
shades. but we have them in ''Parrot-
blue" that is at once full and delicate,
duck-green verging on yellow, and
|'Vase," a neutral shade neither gray nor
green, yet verging on both, and which is
refreshing change from the ubiquitous
biscuits and putties. Mahogany. brown,
which is particularly successful for more
general wear, is in eponge, vel ours-de-
LANES and serges.
"PEG-TOP" SKIRTS.
The skirt sent over from France, that
has clearly been modelled after the
baggy peg top trouser worn by students
in the Latin Quarter, is rather too outre
for fastidious women here. A decided
slit up the hem front and back helps the
illusion, the material at the top being
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laid in fiat pleats, either regularly
placed, or arranged in groups to bring
greater fullness at the hips. 1t is more
over daringly short, and all that is need
ed is one of the big Pierrot ruff1es at the
neck to vision the silhouette of popular
fancy dress costume.
QUAINT SILKS.
Silks figured in quaint chintz patterns
are becoming increasingly popular as
the season progresses. At first these
were bit dubious of acceptance by au-
thorities, now the only trouble is to sup
py the demand for them. With these
and brocades and the fashionable crepons
a rather severe little bodice is used
that needs novel treatment of belt or
girdle to give the note of style. Belts
are either narrow with one falling end
looped over the left side of the front, or
extremely deep and folded or else in
Turkish" form. Skirt and bodice of
odd materials in one tone with the sash
in vivid contrast is a faddish arrange
ment just now.
FRENCH RIGHTEOUSNESS FOLLOWED
HERE.
In France, where delicacy of toilet ap-
purtenances is made a special study,
lavish use of toilet water is customary
for both men and women. In fact, in
many families abroad and here this use
has become daily habit. The refresh
ing quality of the small amount of high
grade alcohol employed in fine toilet
waters stimulates the skin and controls
undue oiliness or moisture. Men are
perhaps most lavish users of these
scented waters, which they find healing
and refreshing after shaving. American
makers now produce toilet waters that
rival the best French goods and at less
cost than the imported articles. These
form an important part of the sets of
matching toilet articles now SO popular
and so fashionably endorsed. A little
toilet water in the final rinsing after a
shampoo leaves the hair delicately fluffy
and fragant.
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A Strong Petition.

But the One Man City Government Turned
It Down.
To The Honorable Mayor and members Of
the City Council Of the City Of Belfast:
We, the undersigned citizens and taxpayers
of Belfast. respectively represent that in our
opinion the action of your Honorable body. in
reducing the salary of ]. W. Burgess, Street
Commissioner, from six hundred dollars per
year and two hundred dollars for use of horse,
to one dollar and fifty cents per day and
nothing for use of horse. is not for the best in
terest for tire street department. and we re-
spectively request that action be taken to
restore the salary to its original amount. in
GLIDING the two hundred dollars for use Of
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fers may be sert to different addresses.
The publishers of the Woman's Magazine
have advised us of an increase in their sub.
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Magazine are now $225.
The publishers of McCas magazine have
sent this notice: 1.-The subscribers NAV
select their free patterns within 80 days after
the receipt of their first magazine by making
request on an ordinary post card, stating
that the pattern desired is free pattern to
which they are entitled"
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Aroostook Potatoes.

Toward the last of the week potatoes
reached the highest mark for a long
time, one load bringing ST. barrel.
OF course there is nothing doing now in
Cobblers except for local use as seed.
A few loads of Green Mountains arrive
each day, during the last few days the
price being from SIPS to $1.35. Fort
Fairfield Review.
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always had pain and
was irregular. Dur
ing the delay 1 suf-
fered a great deal
with headache, back
ache, dizziness, few
erish spells, nervous
ness and bloating.
| had been married
nearly three years.
| took Lydia F. Pink
ham S Vege t abb e
f~.,,.,o,,J J
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The Maine Central Declares Dividend.

PORTLAND. May IA regular quarter
" dividend Of $3.50 per share to stock
holders of record on June 16 was author
lied Wednesday by the directors of the
Maine Central railroad. It will be pay
bic on July lot,
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Eczema spreads rapidly; itching almost
drives you mad. For quick relief, Doan's
Ointment is we'll recommended. Soc at all
stores.
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PROTECT YOUR STOCK FROM vERMIN
and disease by dipping regularly with Pratt
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KANSAS WOMAN
WHO SUFFERED
From Headache, Backache,
Dizziness and Nervousness.
Restored TO Health by
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Lawrence, Kans. "a year ago was
suffering from number of ailments. l
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JOnn burgess
A N Snow
d M Sylvester
C M Knowlton
Frank L Towle
Thomas P Leaman
S S Woods
George Innes
j K bennett
Fred E Fletcher
Nv Miller
Leon A Beckwith
w w Carter
Herbert Patterson
A H Patterson
R G Mosman
J d Hill
D E Carpenter
A A Robbins
Thance Knowles
Tommy Hogan
John Dyer
B C Rich
C E McKeen
A o Stoddard
H C Buzzell
M c Hill
Ivan A Kimball
George F'risbee
j l. Ames
:, c Vose
Frank ii Hall
A A Walton
Ira W Condor
Percy Herrick
d L Herrick
j ] Emery
w R Vose
III Cousins
r M Ellingwood
A A Knowlton
E j Roberts
G W Pattershall
w L Ryan
Bert AnniS
Herbert L Smith
S F Grotton
W Hamilton
Mat Varnum
John Burgess
M F Pease
Geo Vest
NJ H Snow
L l. Robbins
G H Simmons
] B w aterman
Ernest Smith
Cnas A Harmon
Merle f Sylvester
J II Weber
j H OFT
William Johnson
Fred l. Toothaker
Herbert l. Seekins
alter ] Upham
I Fl Fins
S G Norton
NJ A Morris
c NJ Gray
c ] Pattee
T w Pitcher
Geo c Trussell
M o knowlton
J A G Beach
w l. West
Chas A Pilsbury
S H Gillian
Frank R Woodcock
A D Hayes
Frank l. Orser
Fred o J Horne
Geo D Paige
F A Condor
Geo E Jackson
L W ROBBINS
W H Walker
Charles E johnson
Henry Davidson
S w Newcomb
B B roothaker
j A Sanker
H L Gray
c o Poor
r M J; c E ]
n, R NJ J Elk; c E J
MAINE.
st. Maine, May 5, 1915
S. Dickey and mad
list Of names. by hin
he petitioners as ap
as presented by J. W
Y F. LIrTLEFIELD.
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"A r Stantlal
VIM Vaughan
F G Pearson
Lorenzo Patterson
George E Pendleton
c 5 Woods
J F Stephenson
F w Davis
Burton Douglass
Goodhue & Co
o L Wentworth
John M Brown
M G Robertson
F T Wentworth
IT, Wentworth
D J Robertson
Charles Thurston
A l. Thompson
L A Wilson
Horace Wentworth
Freeman H Curtis
L A Payson
J F Sheldon
J W Jackson
Oscar Wentworth
R Dyer
H D Clough
Geo T Osborne
Ralph Hayford
E o Hall
C E Pettee
J C Kelley
Chas T Littlefield
H Gilman
G Hopkins
w Hopkins
A c Batchelder
C E Sherman
C w Lancaster
B B Garry
John M Crosby
Charles E Henderst
j w Robbins
Charles Bruce
Fred A Robbins
A F Marshall
B F Colcord
S Staples
M S Staples
Ben Niddo
E A Bowen
Will H Dickey
Joe Dunbar
E S Weber
l. E McMahan
Bert Darby
John R Waterman
Orris Wentworth
Leroy Heal
W O Colby, Jr
J A McKeen
M Collins
w B Ingersoll
Willis H Read
u S Mendall
c S Trundy
H A Grant
Ben Jenney
Walter Chapman
Austin Danforth
George E Johnson
Wilson Ellis
M l. Mitchell
John A Fogg
Carleton Doak
W J Dormau
B H Conant
G ID Brown
ID B Phelan
] N Cox
F A Nickerson
Seiwyn Thompson
Albert Robinson
c A Whitney
Ralph jackson
Coleman Sheldon
l. S Shire
E l. Stevens
Fred l. Howard
l. P Miller
G F Toothaker
] H M orris
G H Gray
w A Hall
H B Toothaker
c F Thompson
E P Frost
l. H Elms
Robert Gross
r W Rogers
E B Gilchrest
Charles F Shaw
Fred r Poor
E l. Coicord
Chas E Rhoades
J F Sylvester
Estate A w Johnson
Estate Edward Johns
STATE O
" aldo, S. S. Bell
Personally appeared
'ath that the foregoing
opted, is a true list of
ears on the original Ii
burgess.
By me, EB
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lOrSe.
] E Wing
C B Holmes
w H Widdefield.
Matthew Brothers,
w X Keene
Walter H Coombs
H L Written
R c Ness
E N Titcomb
R E Young
Ben D Field
C w Wescott
E E Mank
C E Tibbetts
H C Marden
F w Wood
A B Smalley
c A Hubbard
FL Sanborn
Ed Saunders
r 7 Rankin
H E Mcdonald
P d H Carter
Ben Hazeltine
FL Written
l. J Sanborn
M A Sanborn
J B Darling
G A Mathews
James H James
George ] Grotton
Everett M Hart
&c Bennett
Alphonso Jackson
H E Nickerson
David A Wehher
C E Frost
J H Stinson
c B Thorndike
Fred l. Mcdonald
Minot F Stearns
Frank G Gray
Clarence Stephenson
Nell Knowlton
Walter Clark
Charles Garter
E e Gross
l. ] Pottle
o Titherington
R ID Shute
Dutch Brothers
] F Fernald
L Il Shales
G E Marsh
A A Howes
Harry Dickey
l. F Simpson
Guy A Gray
C l. Hartman
C B Slower
Ben l. Robertson
Leroy E Robbins
Edward Norton
S D Flood
Frank E Howard
G W Chaples
Robe Smith
E S Bowker
Alonzo Richards
A K Braley
Leslie Roberts
Albra J Clary
John 7 Barker
z G Webber
d P Palmer
A ] Noyes
E A Sherman
George H Darby
John w Norton
R B Stephenson
R w Warren
C H Monroe
Edwin Jenkins
M E Brown
W E Wight
+ H Keen
Orlando Herrick
G E Curtis
F M West
William H Wight
S E Stewart
I u Small
George E Benson
Robert P Chase
Il H Patterson
E A Jones
l. w Hammons
A r Leadbetter
Earl Talbot
Henry t'ettee
w G Hazeltine
E F Littlefield
S W Davis
H M Prentiss
Ben Robinson
A ] Mudgett
George W Miller
S W Johnson
James H Howes
] S Hartman
M S Wood
Eben Holmes
J O Oleson
A l. Moody
w H Keene
Leo G Herrick
d c Greenlaw
Roy E Sholes
Fred Herrick
M C Knowlton
Herbert l. Stevens
G o Dunbar
Clair Stevens
C E Mcintosh
A A Moore
E L Macomber
VIM H Smalley
Levi L Rogers
W E Cunningham
A F Bowen
w F Nash
A T Condor
C B Walker
Fred Clark
E E Littlefield
d 7 Clements
Edelbert Roundy
o W Wing
f N Slavery
c G Ford
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Experienced and Inetpeftenced particularly gr7S ~ 11
r. p. HAZARD SHOE CO.. ULl&
2w19 Gmdat ,aa
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@ittelnetrrtiie bes &aiiers.
So er.I / II. 28. ssn1t


Sir sic eImeerreiie oeg aoi-
ierg iner6en bereits iesf bic 8prbe-
reitu1ge,1 getroffen. Die @aiieriadt
5obe1Bo ouer,l III auf Ser Mori1le-
merit IN sRieI fiir oie ss55dnIhr 4 ,lab
Sem siiibten III g5td,l geffest snoroe,1
.11l1o Iiegt I'M oiorttiigen Suferr, al boil
bigger enfabrt bereit. Die @eiie oes
@aiiers lon in 6ieienr Sabre bereits
in. Gebruar itattfi1oen 1r,b 5uerft
1a9 @aifa, Dem. @afen bon ssseruia-
lent geben. Spdter miro ser @aiier,
lnie auidbrlid, ei1tige 8eit auf @orfu
perlpeilen. Das Depei6enboot u5leip-
ner1 nt6 elm g1rbinenfreu5er lperoen
sic uSoben5oaern" begleiten.
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Der 8apf ,tno- has 8ableciet.

Die ro6ita1e @reiie berlnngt, onB
Der 3apit at1ter 6en1 ,leuett italietti-
iden BnNgeieb ntfgeforoert neroen
'ioll, iei,ten g1un1en 1T Sic 86bler-
Iiiten ei1trage1l aie laifen, 'pie Der ao-
mig @iiftor gnln1uteI oies getban bat,
obgIalh bon sen lltonorh hiftiide11 8ei-
tingelt gelte1,6 eetnndt miro, 6aB Der
&erri9er lluter Ser gerfaifltpg nidt
itiuu1,eu Tonne. Die anti-fir@l @lii@en
Drentte meier, Sarnuf bin 6aB ser
beritorbet1e Eapit SEQ ser Dpei3ebnte
iid gu ser 3eit, uIs er nod grabii.
idof Don Nerugia mar, regiitrieren
Iieb a1tlo 6ns 5tinunreht Big an iein
9ebettse1oe bebielt. Bonn gatifa,1
tpiro ons geihrei ser @egner Ser
Stride ieoo6 pollitdtoig ignoriert.
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ISnteruatipnaler Jnnte tenbienit.
@n@ifli11afo II, 26. Son.

- - I 80 " d - ssssS 49, AZ ~
Ser international Glsnfen Ser.
Itrag, neld)er am 5. Suit 19t2 III 2on.
son lltderaeihne nl1r6e, ,piro nod I'M
I2aufe peniger gBoden bon Sen eitt-
,ut,1oreiBig Sig goatnrnrdd dte,1 ratifi-
3iert sUeroefr tpie NIT 8eitinrn1tbeit
.ertpartet pir6. ie por einigen Sd.
gen erfoIgte g1atif 5iera,tlg ourh ben
8nnoegienat but sen geg fir bieie
6ormolitdatt geebrft 81 ane at,oeren
Regierungen Sen gertrag o1egenonn.
1lsetl bnbetl; tpeId I'M Ss1ili 6ieies
.ssyabreg III Strait trstetl foIl Dl,r6
oieie aonbe betltiol1 ddiieBen fih Die
niddfiigere1 feefab abreltoen Rddte 81.
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ternati ionalen gaiibell aissg Der sslit1fe1t-E
|teleg grapbie 81 5ieb obne ibrer nei.1
feren Gftftpid Lung 5itoerllil he il oen|
ggeg sleeel iiner oer pii ,ilf Glfttigl ten
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aein stimn,redt fir Die Grauen.
8 o Il 5 0 II ~. eSat

- ~ u y ~ ", 2 f.ssN NSuts.
Das britiide @abinett bat beidtol-
len, Sic 5tinrnred tsborlage 5uriid=
5atsieben. Diele Mabregel erfolgt N
ltebereinitinnrung nit ser Gnflbet-
ounq oes 5prebers, BOB 5as Aa1e1'<
oeme1rt, bas sen sSrouen oas Stin1nr-
redt hlpiGigt, 6ie gorlage oerart
Derdnoert naB cine 1tene Blu e1119e-
braht meroe1 ionte. Dieie Gntlbet-
olnng oes gpreders NOR Die 9ntiport
alaf cine g4nfroge, Die Der Sibrer Der
Dppoiitio1t i'm l1nterbanie, 4noretp
gonnar 9atp, an i'm geri6tet bate.
Die Megieru1rg friidtet, oaB Ole e11t-
tauldten 5uffragetten gu 1tel1en 8e.
paIttbaten ibre 8mflndt nebme11 'per.
Sen gcotIarto g)aro lit beal1ftragt,
lorgfaltige gMBnabme1l 5nnt sbnt
ser Minilter 81 ergreifen. Das 8nr-
.lamentsgeb1ube miro bon 1000 Aso-
|li5iiten gu SUB u1lo 100 gu Bferoe be-
|ipaht.
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asFS ~, IFt4ls 7U#lts 2S.S Or 6s. NS4tss
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@onig bon spanie1t 1a1r6 Marqllis oe
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5fl1den. @ol1p. @ilion batte III Eren<
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mt Sem ipaniid zen q eianoten. Wear-
qais sSSnelar1 beiIte sem @ounernealr
init, oab 5patrien, oog ebenfalls fir.
yoas ssSabr 1915 cine WeltnlBit enuug
plant, oie Mblidt babe oieie1be Bis
1918 5a peridieben. Nuf genager
erflarte er oud, oob a5nig Nfons,
ertgegett fiir5lid al1fgetoud ten 5es
.riihten, ttiM nod ben ger. stanten
tontl11en tonne, lpea oie 2anos sgeiebe
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Ser britiidle Generals lsb,.t.
iiii Wsf "a

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Durd cine Nerfiiig Jung oes RrtI15-
reae1ten an6nig 1T Der 8enenalsbnt
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den 8rinaen abgeidafft l11to ourb
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sic glr1nee ibo1r obgeidnfft, naboen1
&ailer Bilbelm I'M Sabre 1904 bel
Ser Girtpeibltttg oes geiirnberger Rai-
leroenfnrals I'M @enenalsbelm Der
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eridienen mar. 9lber 8rin8regent
9l,itpolo bate fir iih nno8 ieiue pet,
Moiutnnten ben &ut beibe.
balten, So er ii9b bon Ser alten Site
niM 5,1 trenten berntod
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sidles ,uirb geldlont.
sc etp D rst 21. sSn1l,

&c ~ ~ " ~ L. q Nou1l.
Tim Dem ser l11,terib agung no115
$23 ,476 bel9uloigte1r General Da=
MEL g. Sidles Ole 5dp11oe elmer
gerbaftnng 5u eriparen, bat S9eriff
&arburger Sic gl1r1lnbnle elmer Birg.
ldaft bon elmer 4autionsg efenIdoft
nit sem Mnnalt oes greiien 8ar9er-
friegsfaan1pfers bereinbart: arbnr<
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bob, 5eibnete ie $1W an einenr
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miro Die beg liifter 5attiu oes e.
1terals BOT SiIfe on fiir zen Soil, DOB
ser General iib NIT ibr nusfobtte,
aber Ser itarrfGpfige alte &err lebnte
Sen 8oriWag ab
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Heller 8arenae,l.

Mabrio, spnnie,r, "a San.
Ser fran50iii6e 5lieger 8ioer 1T
5reitngnod dmitag bon fineul Slug
iiber Sic BDrenae1t in Meuorio, Spas
MEN, gelonoet, obne 6ab i'm da4
ttalr ser geringite l1nfol 5lt9efoBen
1T. 8ioer Iegte sen gefabr Hden Slug
bon 512 anometern (nttgef1iifbr 81
Nieile1r) in 5 Stnnoen 33 Ninl1ten
8uriid. Das 8etter mar m6breno
bes gan5en Sings alngiinifig, oen1t es
regnete in 5tr0nen. 90 oie 8epolfes
rltt1q III Moorb gIoltbte, 8toer 1neroe
lpegen Ser urgiilritigen Bitteruur5s4
Der1ltniiie Ben Slug aufgeben, mar
oas Aerooponr tpie ausgeitorbet1 als
ct u11fat1.
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Mais.A Ausi itean,ig.
6 OF ii NJ bi.a, 8. g., 81. San.

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Size finite iabrlide Mais. .ansitel-
lung III bier er0ffnet tporoen 91as
gu,bes esoepartenteltt fit 9anomirtb.
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Die hnomirtb aftHden Sod @idalen
l,1,o sic gerind dsitatioren fit1o in ben
itnatli9en g1auitell ellungen bertreten.
Mn1 6nr,1per aus 'r1ebr als 80 Staa-
ten beporben iih nm Die Rreiie lltto
Diplonte. glm gnnritag ineroe11 2atpo=
tpiirtb b4aftgRfretdr Bilion lltto Der
&nugausldnB fir Nderbau erpartet.
gie Musftellung oonert Big gum g.
l6ebrllar
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s8ebrnrad 11a1 iieoer Hii tung bin ~,
Iitdrfen. gu9 bic gerutebrantg oer
2uftfIotte pir6 i'm Aa1ge bebalten.
goeben iit Der @onulnn nn1pbn1H Der Qallft-
miffer Mbtbeilurlg, oberitleutnnnt
l15eIac, I'M Outrage oes 4riegs gsmi,ti
.iterinns nad Deutihlaro abgerein,
nm ein 2uftihiff bonn eppelin.Spp
a,15utnuie,r, oas beln erbalto Der
Mrlnee Der Doppel lmonarbie einper-
Ieibt pernen ion.
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Deati 8ereins,ueiell.

HE ~ III ~. y
sdntmtlide Nerei1le, sfelatbs ll,t0
@eieui i9afte,, i'm 5toate Nenniploa.
MID oelitib iotpobf anie merifnnii6ee,
DieS III iibfren gereinsI sIofalet1 geiftige
Betr1rpte an iibre gIieoer uernb.
reider iteben boz ei11er idAperen ari-
ifis; ID, oie gTiitea5 Der groBen eebrs
55nN iit ernl Get oentt Der
gnlpf ebhrng folge1lo oie @olaoe ertteiir
ss;ipbn enor III iei,ler 3ot baft an bie
isIafur mod Iat senator SUB
ol bon gsaf (SollntD I'M Sc.
lat i'll aarri isbllrg eiIIe asorloge eil.
gebraht sic D1b fdn1uf fIide
fereiire ften fftten, loiiel
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QDlbnerb rb6biltlg.
M e1p 81 . / 26. sa1

ger gtreif Der RIeio oernmder gsesp
,Dorfs miro ieoenfollg boIo bei9elegt
Efleir gertreters Der Gabritanten be-
didlpiien III elmer tso11ltag abetso nh
eebalteren aonferell3 o1ei1 streiter,,
eine 2obnerb biobutlg ifiir gtudnrbeit
ntto reg,iI1pe grbeit nt,6libietet,, bon
lpeIber q, 600 ser tllebr ais LOG; 600
augiftanoige aleiio JED ser 5toot
Ietroffen tperoel tpiiroel Ser lin.
fito1o, 6ob sic Bert rtpetero ser LINTON ben.
gorih flag periild5 5sipeife oirgeno oan1er
bnbe1t I'M lie ibrer u b5roe
sllr sRoti fi5ierllllg por5llls sgetl oiIt .olsI
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Sic Sitlidlen 8abne,1.
Sc g 81 M.o I &c. esa11.

Ole 81 6itliben 8obnen mieopr-
bolten an 5onntag IN elmer in Stem
gorf oer0ffentlidten grHdrll1rg ibre
8ereit1pill lligfeit, bie Soroerln1ge,l IL
rer @ei3er fir b0oberen 9oNn altto
before Mpbeits oingl1neett eiaen
5die0ggerhbt 3,l 1nterbreite11. 4O,-
600 MitgIieoer ser 8riioeridaft Der
acknowledgement ll1lo 6iibrer balten
aegenapartig eine Meferenolan- -9btiut-
Iltu1,g ab, 11adpem sic gerban6ln 6lnngen
nit sen 8abnen tterbroden lporSen
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5 Nibren aofalen geiitige Betrarfe
~ Nreidet, anf Ole gleide 8afis NIT
e, Virtbidaften geltellt 1tt,o nid
1NS yleide aiaens iibren mie Sic
gghf g blen, ionoern all6 Die oiale
ibreA ap So1,ttnge1l a1tt0 Wa5l-
tage1 e yie1 balten u11o aud allen
a1eoerenN >,eItin1rnungen oes 8roofS'-
ldeu Sohli5ensgelebes unteriteat iei11
.iplleu. Die 2i5ensgebiibr betragt IN
staoten /. unb 2. &laile, barnnter
ebilaoeIpbia uno Bittsh1rgh $11OO,
III @taoten 3. &laiie $500, in Boz
rougbs $500 uno in sotpnibips $3.50.
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garaqropben oes @ertrogg ii Der,
tpelher sen foitenloien Depeid denalis-
tauid 5pii6en gdiffen l.no &iiiten.
5tationen gebietet, sic peridieoene SD-
iten1e baben. .glngeiihts Der ahanic-
@ataitropbe, 1pelde nod il, friider
.grinnerung III, lit ieoe Dppofition ge-
aen oieie @IanieI geidppunoen.