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cffisisller Oeiltldler geridlt.

Berlin, %. Sept. - Cine 0ton.
tag glben0 pom 9nuptquartier Der.
0fientLidte gtittbei(iing ii6er DIE @e.
febte In Der @egeitO pon Gein1s be.
i1gt SoIsenoes: Die itarfen Biige.
Iihen Holttionen bel graonne linO
geitiirnt iporoen. liner 8ormarld)
1uf 9fetrns fortieBenO, haben mir
bic Grtffnft @etbanD beiebt.
.Mir boben Die ltarfen Sorts iiio.
Eih bon @eronn angegriffen; elm
slusf1a bon gerom III 5urildgeihla.
gen iDor0en. Gas fran3oiiid)e Sot9.
rineen miro pou adlt fran36liIhen
arnnecorps pert6eioigt; Elm Erefien
nit 6ieiett 9nippen lit nobe be.
borlfebeno. Die frnnioiiiden Srnp.
BEN. tneIhe aorDIib bon Soid (nabe
Wontb) iteben, iuitr6en BON unierer
Artilerie iiberraift uno beftig be.
Edciien. glnf Dem iibrigen iran5oii.
Iden ariegstbeoter bdben feline be.
beuten0eu @efehte Itnttgefnnoen. Sn
@eIgien nno olif oen 0itIiden
SmIndtielOeru lit Die Gage nnoer.
Gnbert.
GssneraI alnf in nener Sdlndtlinie.
lnris, %. Sept. -Sier miro oog
@erudlt Iout (ober MIR elm bloBes
GerMtt) oob Der re9te 6IiigeI Der
Teiitihen unter General aluf bon
ben 8erbiinoeten flonfirt iDoroen
lit un0 ge5tpungen ipur0e, cine fat
remtiDinfelige. Stelllng olf Der 81.
ME GoiIIons NoDon ein5unebmen,
Inn Bti berbht0ern. Dab Die @erbiin.
Oeten cine ltngebung beiuerflteaigen
iinb ben edii5eh 6liigeI bon Der
&aiptornlee nbidnittetl. gllle aus
100000 WanH beItcbenoen 8erit1r.
fungeit naren notbig, I'M Die Ger.
blinDeten on Dem 8orbaben ibres
llntgrnebuFSrS 3li nerbinoern ,@elln
ber Blanfenangriff gesliidt bate,
Onun mare as nm allif's glrmee ges
Iteben eeipelcn, lno nud Gin GbeiI
bef 9rnee Oes Generals gIiiIop
iu1re eefnngen eenonrnen moroen.
fgEnBeeseihnete Strotegen oieie ga.
riier, nber General alud, Der ibnen
efifen iold)en Sdred eingeiaet bot
iinb 4dris nit ieincr berb1lfniB.
nldbio fIetncn armce ioit nlleii EN-.
atnomniel hottie. nlub unter alien
l1mIiduDeu folt aeitelt lperOer nno
ITS aud MIR In oer Nhantaiie)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-22
Berlin, 22. sepi.-Llle6er eaaal

Berlin, 22. Scpt.-(lleber Saag),
Ter beutidle @eneralqHartiermei.
tier bat beilfe folgeHSe Grtldrang
abesgtben: g9ie Sample nm GbeimS
ntImen fir bic Temhdlen gnte 5urt.
iHritte. @er0nn 1T jett bOIlit6nSis
BON ben 9cntiden eiugeihlOiIeu nHO
uirb ans Idjuerer gelagernHssar.
..;:sa5erie beidOiien. Gcitens Ses &C.
neraIit0bS nirb erfldrt, bah Oas
Centrum Der &erban0eten allmGb-
lid nahgibt. General Stud bGlt
bic @srbiHbeten anf Oem redten
aIheeI In S6ad.
Die WetallreIerpe Der &eidsbnnf
lit lette @Ode uieOer nm Al Mil-
liunen Dermebrt iDurOen; Der 9lp-
itnHmLanf mm fat 58 NilliOnen.
Bseeu bes HHermartet sruhen Gr.
folets Der ncaen drirssanleibe iinb
bic ShIMh5ablnngstcrmine bis De.
sember beridOben iuOrOen. Die glGt.
ter beben NIT beionoerer Wenngtbn'
nHs berbcr, ban man gar feiuer
ansiuartiseH Silfe beOurfte.
aSHbsn, %. Sept. MnrcO.
nigtIslIdaft meLbet ans Berlin, Onh
bic iiaIieuiide greiic bic Stellnng
Der Sent|dsn gIrmcen in 5ranfreidl
iir ansgfSeiAnet erflGrt. limb bic
bpfLanbiiden 3eitnnsen Insen, Der
EtiIftanb Oss beiitifen gurmnrides
ia UranfreidJ babe ben 3uef, iueite.
res TurSrinseu pOranbereiteu. Der
gprmarid bes Oentifeu 3entrnms
babe bereits begunnen.
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DER l)trraib ots Wbtrd litbl bat
tir Wfftrrti6 I6limmt 9oIgtn!
Rugen Wubtea um Ole JIlo6i(i(irungS- -p(dne
unO Ole 9eereS autItelIungen an
Der 9ren5e Be(6etO.
Die oiterreiGii6ensoeutidJen Seerc in norsl9Id)er
steuam9 Nibtfdmpter 1erIafIen Rratau.

lglrmeen bereiiiiat iino, bn6en iie
aud Gerit1rfiIng ourd oeittihe Ar.
tiIlerie rrbolten lrno man niuIrlt
5lberiidjtlid on, OaB ie icet inritdnoe
Iein iperoen ole riiiiibe Stpaiions.
| flihb ouf3ubaIten. Der 8uSug ociit.
iher 8erit1rtungen 0nllert obne In
terbredung on llebriees iiebt. ben
pereinigten literreihiideu 9lrnleen
i'm gtotbfaIle nod cine ipeitere giiid.
3ugslinie often ilno Siudr bic nnH
S}rofou, oa Die Seitcrreifer idntnt.
Iihe nod oieier itnrfen Seitiins
fiibrcnoen GiienbabHlinien beberr.
ihen.
ssrafoit, %. sept.-(liebcr gien
lui0 HonD. - arnfnu 1T fertie fir
cine Sdlod)t. Die meiiten gtiht.
t1mpier uno ioIae, pelde niht bort
angeieiien itnO, boben 6ie Stoot per-
lniien; onoere iino oltfgeforoert NOR.
0en Oieies 5u tbun. Yolen SSlioet
|uno Hutbenen iporen Die eriten, mel.
DE Der Stoot ben giiden febrteft.
Ser @ouberneur DER Stobt bat 2e..
bensnlittel ln0 &riegsnlnterinl in
groben Wengen aufgebGuft, iitto in
Wago5inen lulterbro6t. 0lan gloiibt
ober, onB ii6 Die Gitiien an Der
Btueiten oiterreidii9en 8ertbeioi.
glngsliuie Die 96pfe einrennen iDers
ben.
'gie nette SanOr.
1etrogroo, %. Sept. - Die 3ei-
tilng gtoooe 8rernD1 berihtct, oab
iene Burden, pelGc Die 0eutihe
9oti6aft in GetrograO 6eritorten lrnn
|terbaftet plrOen, pieoer allf freien
SUB gciebt poroen iilio. 9enn oas
@erf Der SonoaIen ipirDe ourd)
qpatrtotiife Eit0 eoIe GefiihIeT bers
boraeritfen.
Sienfeiuies fsin ariesssefansentr.
Berlin %. Sept. glus 8ien
bier eirgetroffene Rahridlten beio.
gen. Dab oer poInii6e ShriftiteIIer
Senrif Sienfetpic8, @erfaiier uon
v0uo 8dbis", fein ariegsgefdngener
III, ionberu iid in @ieu olif Der
0urdreiie nad 8irol befinoet, Inn
in filler abgeidieOen6eit elm BUD
iiber ieine &rie9serfobrlntgett 5u
idreiben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-22

8ien, %. Sept. (lteber garis J
Sn bieiigen offi5ieaen 8reiien bri6i
iid Die Dleimmg 9abn oob oos rui.
iiide 8orortngen Der SfuIien in 60.
@li5ieu Oaraitf ouriid3niiibren lit,
onB oie 9iuiien iib in oen geiit
Der oiterreidiiten 9fobiIiiirungs.
mo glneriffspl6ne eeiest botten unb
5ipar our6 OberIt gllfreo Sfeol,
Gbef oes Stabes oes s. oIterreihi.
iden armeeeorps. &e6l iDur6e 6es
Ganoesbtrrotbs ibulbig beflrn6en
.iino beeiug alf 9lnratben mebrerer
9amernOen SeIbitinorO. glaerOings
uuroen bic 8ldne o6ge1noert, a6er
Gle abditoerilng mid i'm @eientIi.
den niht oon oen urlpriiugIi6en
YlGnen ab.
CeiterreidJiider gbalanr sesen &uf-
Lamb.
Aien, %. Sept. = Ser geriud,
Der 0auiien Die befeitigten Qinien
6Diiden 8r5emDsI uno SSoroslofp,
Deld IeBtere StnOt bon ben Geiter.
reidern ger1ltnit imo in 8rono ge.
itedt inoroen lit 5u nebmen, 1T ge.
ideitert. Die 0Iterreid.ungariiden
8ruppen widen niat aus ibren 5tel.
Iungen. Sic tuarfen Die angreifen.
Den Ruiien 5uriid unb brahten il.
nen ibnere 8erlulte Eel. Die beret.
ltigten glrmeet Der 0oppeImonordie
Gnben heoelterloe 8eritdrfiingen er.
bolten l.nb ieben Den fpmmen0en
@reigniIien bertrduensnol eutgeaen
Die Rlhien, penn aud beoeliteno
in Der lleberaabI, treten jest ben
Gelterreihern 3un erften Wiol in
tDirfIid)er 9efeniioe etttgegen. BIS
iett baben Die .oiterreih-linaariifen
Sruppet Itets IN pifener sSeloidlaht
gefdnlpft. 0o oern1odte Die ruiIiIde
artiaerie, Die Der oIterreitiIfen an
3abl iiberIeget lit, .iid) poll uno ganS
5it elltiuifeln, mas run ri9t mebr
Ser 5aa lit. Die 9efenlioe ser
9elterreider mar ouf) oaourd ge.
ihpddt, ooB Eruppen, oie in ga.
Ii5ien foit ltnentbebrIid) iparen, it'd
an oer' Snbaiion 9fiiiiif-goIens be.
tbeiligten; oieiem 1tebeIitonO lit lett
dbgebolfen tporoen. 93idt allein.
bob 8tpei groBe oiterreidslngorii1e
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-22
SdlnIrnt6g.sibuua.

Ser S6uIratb, Der geftern abcno
ieine regelinGBige geridmmIltng
bielt, puroe bon SRI. 9oltiie Gteg.
ner, Oie tuegen ibrer g[usiagen qe.
gen ben Briti8ipoE ser SonoelsIbuIe
GusmiIel, bcm 2ebrerfonlite aus
Dem gtmt entGaiien tuuroe, offi3iell
benadridttgt. OoB tie auf Die
Gurhfiibrung ibres aontraftes be.
iteben tpiirOe. 3as Shreiben Ser
2ebrerin tpuroe obne Debotte an 6as
2ebrerfontite beripteien. @ie iid bets
&onlite aus oieier ir1nler Iebbafter
iper6enoen 5ode 3ieben tpirb, utuB
Die 3ufltnft lebren. = Serr 8. s.
6inlabion erbieIt ben 914f oes 9fd.
Ties altsgefproden fir feline tiidti.
ge 2eiitiing IN Der 9lusfiibrltng ser
gltbaltten an Die S6ernon rn0
Groin Shtler. Die geebrasfa
SueI SO, mar bic ein3ige ssirrto, Die
elm gtngebot fir RobIenIieferllne
einreidte, uno atpar 3u $4.0S Die
Eonne. Die Sad)e tptroe niGt er.
le0igt. = g(ls 2ebrer fir oie San.
0els-Sohidllle fuurOen s. 8. Gull
garb uno Omen Bbite nit $1,000
@ebalt bas Snbr aigeitetGl. 8. 9.
Grifton erhieIt bic anfteailng als
2ebrer III Ger 0ritderetdbtbeiIllnq
bet Sort @eiperbefdyule.
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WlaiienberiammIllna in 8IpuOntil.

Die Deutiden in Sefferion Count
tp itno llueeeeno bnben ouf il1hIten
Sontitng gao6ntittog, ben 26. Sept,
IN 8lpntoutb cine MoiienberIanlnt-
lung otbernutrtt, Inn einen Berbono
du griitioen 1trl6 Sdritte Su tblln
.3ur llnterltitsiutg Der 3rieesnotb-
leioenben, Serr goitor M. 2eb.
ntneer miro Die SauptreOe boIten.
Die 9eutiden IN iener @egeno InI[-
ten iid ooIsdblia 3ur Merchandising
einfinoet iin0 Der MeIt 5eiae1. boz
aud iie ihren itreitertSen Nrii6erat
i'm olten GoterInrbe beiiteHeit mol.
len. Delttld]e berolsl
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genefi,.Soa.

Ser 9rauerei'arbeiter -ltnterItiis.
tingsperetn peronItaltet Samitog ben
&c. Septertber in MiiIlers Sole,
II. uno 9tnton Strdbe, einen ge.
nefiaboll fir Die 8tttpen uno @ai.
fen Ser oeiitiden tmb oIterreid,sit.
gdriihen 8rieger. Vile 9eutfd,en
iin6 frellno[itft einaeIooen.
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7ampfer oglcfar4 selauSet.
gearten ami sic bentiflc iE[ntte

Seem gott, %. Sept. -aapitGn
StefIp bonn britiiben SeIoampfer
San 2orer3o" lit bier beute eill-
getroffen uno iagt, 6oB 200 britiide
&riegsidiffe in Sdla1tIinie in Der
ytdbe BON Selgolon0 einen 9Lngriff
Der beutiden 6Iotte ertporten. 8ie
oelttidIen Sdiffe aber fdrnen uidt
herQns.
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men Oeutiden areu3er ,@mOen" ge.
tapert im0 Damn in cen @rlntO ge.
bobrt puroen, lit bier eingetroifen
umo lit 6es 2obes ooQ iiber Die Sc.
bauOlung, pelde ibr ieitens ser
0eitiden 8utbeil geiporoen tit. Geo.
Gea0, 5tpeiter Sffi3ier Der gSsSn0us"
ingt, OoB feline 9epeide am Morgen
OeS 10. September bon Der gm6en
altfgefangen tpuroe, ais iie in Die
goi bon Bengal etnfubr. Die 0ellt.
i9en batten ole orabtloien 9epe.
iden Die ii6er oie 8epegungen Ser
Sdiffc @ustltnft ga6en, oufgefan.
gen uno puBten iomit iiber Die
Goiitionen Der engliiden Shiffe 9e.
iheio gluBer oen genannten feds
Sdiffen ipuroen nod 0rei onoere
BON Der y@mben" aeiidtet, ober nidt
berfolet,
7ampfsr oglefar" eelanbet.
Baltimore, 90. Sept. Der oeuf.
i&e SIopo- -0onipfer ogsedor" fuie-
oerbolt al8 bernliBt ODER eefapert
geuleloet, lit beute bier tpobI6eboL
ten eingelotfen. gr bot cine mebr
modentlide SsSrrfabrt binter iib imo
ipor eitiutol on Der ibottiiden aiijte
nabe 0aran, einem britiihen &reu.
ser In Die 91r6e 3u folIen.
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eStalieuts gRaitunoeu.

9iom. %. Sept. (lleber 4aris.)
5taIielt bat bereits iiber cine bal.
be MiIlion Mann unter 8offen. Ole
meiiten oieier 5ruppen befinoen ii6
in 2ogern lmo 8arrofcn in Der
2omboroei uno III @enetier, olIo ma.
be Der 0Itltden aiiite.
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(9ies 1T bic gIntipurt Der 9eRt-
idcn anf bic fredc SerGnsfurSernns
OeS britiIdeH 6lOtteumiuiiters, Der
in eiuer bentigsH Reoe in 9unSun
bic srOkidunn5isen 8Ortc briilltc;
pliniere SSlOtte tuirS idlou nod bic
Oentidje anf bOber Gee berni6tcn,
iOllteH ite n6er uidlt bsraHsfummeu
um 5n tampfeH, luerSeu mir iic iuic
RatteH ans eiucm God beranssra.
ben" Sa, ia, pcr laAt Oa! 9ie
OentidJc 6lOttc CAB cine eepfcffcrts
gHtiuOrt. Anm. b. gieS.
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Die aeritGrteu Srei Sdjiffc ge6Or.
ten ale sur slsiden Slnfis. Sic
baiten einen SOuneHge6nlt non H..
900, iuareu 440 Snf lang nHO 69.3
6nh brett nnb ibr Siefsuus mar 26
6mh. Die Seiatnns jsbes guOtes
betrna 755 Nlnun.
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8iGtigf SuiitiOneu bOr &eilns
tn SanOen Der 9eltl6en!
Sn 9onb0n luirb ielbit ;ngegeben, baR bie
Gage Oortielbf eine tritii6e
81 iuerben brobt.
Tlantenangrf gegen @en alnf ,,beinabe" ertolgrei9
6lantenangrif aeaen @en. aInd ,,beina9e" erfOl


mnb6 bO
hom S Der 1edH gia oGrsH atb sresS
GddORe Snruserd s9rs
Gn TrunAT TemKhIo
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eiuen gorftoB eemodt rnS Oie StaSt
nneegriffen babe.

einen SorlfoB gefildmt llilo one SStd0t
nneegriffen babe.
(9ie S6ee, oaB oie aaijen Dor oen
Tboren gresIdus Iieben, lit I'm.
eIaiibIid. 9resIdu 1T elm @lieO
in Der aette Der Soerbpfeitigllngcn
uno bilOet einen itrotegiiden gurft
on Der Ooer. Die Staot lit ferner
IN Stato gelett iuorOerb cine Iange
8elugerltng aus5abaIten. gtnm. ).
8eb.)
8nreHgeneral reiignirt.
oonoon, %. Sept - 9riaoOe.
general @epers, General fonman.
nant Der Union bon Siio.9(frifa, bat
ieinen poIten nieSereeIept, neil er
gegen Die MoBnabrne Der britiiden
&egiernng tit tDelde aommanoos
in oeiitides @ebiet in DeutIdueit.
afrift ioiiOte, nm ielbtges gu erobern.
Ger @enernlfonlmnlIpdnt aibt all,
ooB Ct gerne nit Srh enelanoerM
56itlter an SduIter gefantpft bat.
te, Inn eie 9euti6en SurId5itreiben,
fails oieie in engliides @ebiet Elm.
georungen ipdren; oteies o6er ND.
re tti4t Der Sal, imo 10 Iebe er
iid ge5pungen, ieinen golten nie6ers
5iilegen. Sefret1r Snlits bat Dem
8rrengeneroI bieierboEb ieine glci-
ultng eeiogt, ood bat oieies oas
oes Generals, Der often.
bar iebr fir 8etti6Inno eineenom.
men lit GltnO nelder 8oer iolte
es nidt iein?), nidt beeinfIitBt
GnslanO be3iueifelt rniiiidle siege.
2onOon, %. Sept. 8dbreno
9eri1te iiber Die 9perdtionen in so.
Ii3ien bifferiren into Die einen ioipeit
aebelt su iaeen, 6ab Die 9lrmeen
BON @eeneraI 8anfI bon ben ben.
9fuiien obgai6nitten lift 1ntb lllir
nod 1leberreite oeuti9er &orps ans
ben Iesten Rdnlpfen berbleiben, fol
tptrb bier ols fider angenommen
oob es nod gar nidt tuieoer 5u 3l1.
iammenitoBen Der armecn gefonmenI
lit. Die gtltIIen meroen uorerit
5u nebmen baben, mo-
bret 6elti6e glrmeeforps ben 9c-
du Silfe geianot tpurbcn
Die onoere rltiiiibe armee miro
cher crit oann 5t einem 8ormarid
nod arnfai fertig iein, tuenn oie
9frrnee pon General b. 0onfG ge.
idIagen lit. Die oeltIde 9lrmce
in S6Ieiien lit in oftibe Operation
getreten.
Die aGrnpfe bei SiautIdjan.
gefing, %. Sept. Bon Giino
bier einaetroffene geadri6ten beia.
gen, OaB Die S5apaner elm 5tueites
Iorpeooboot ailf Der Sobe bon 4i.
nutI9au berLoren ba6en., Gin oeut.
ider areitder bra6te oos iapaniI6c
5hiff oum Sinfen. SyapaniIfe Sor.
peooboot8erltSrer beidoiien Die oeltt.
Iden @oroden on Der aiiite ID Mei.
lem noroIi6 bon Eiing9.ou, ridte.
ten ober nur unbeoeiten6en Sfooen
an. 8ontben, tpel1e bon Sboropln.
nen niif Die Sta6t ieLbit berabge.
ihIeubert tpuroen DerilrIodten qar
lcinen Sdaoen oenn oie @orntion
lnterbielt onf Die 2ltftiGiffe elm
lnaitsoeibtes Seller, infoIge oeIier
id Ole 2ufhdiffe genotbigt Iabeu,
,ine S0be bon 5000 SUB inne suE
loIten, uno 6ieie grtferniina mar
iu groB, nm ourd gonbeinuiirie
5d,ooen ourihten al f0nnen.
Cine brttiide glbfbeiInng bat
Sien Elnt berlaiieiL Inn 5itIommenI
nit ben Sopnrern bor 9iantIdnuI
III operiren.
Vic bic oGmoen" arbeitete.
eoIritto. s,uoien, %. Sept
Bic gei1sung Der icd]s britiideu
ponOelsfhiffe, iDelne BON 0eltt fIci.
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glnm1nirn hLfiLt l1rltrnl

Berlin, %. Sept. - Ger aron.
ratb bat iDieosrunt beifIpIipu Die
itrifteIte 9teutroIitat 5lt tpobrcn.
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@etterbsridIt.

Sctnn bethe Gbeitn ittO Deitttnnd,
tenn iDeientIt&r 9eutperatitsmeddeI
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g(tonnirt ouf bic 3ooIihe 9ribiiue
$500 bns Sabr Oisrn bic 9Oit. !
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gSie bic eGmSsn" nrbeitete.
GoIrutto. ssuoieu, %. Sept
1ie ReIdsune Der feds britiiden
SonOelsid,iffe, iDeIde BON benz fIci.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-02-17
"Cranberry Corners"

Fair audiences, though less than the
merits of the performance would have
justified, saw the play of the above title,
put on under the auspices Of the senior
class of Paris High School at Grange
Hall Thursday and Friday evenings.
The cast has been drilled for the play
by Mrs. 1. E. Andrews, and thorough
ness Of preparation was manifest In the
smoothness Of the performance.
Ralph Andrews, as Tom Dexter, gave
q pleasing presentation Of that estimable
young man, the determined lover, for q
time depressed but finally triumphant
Raymond Penfold as Sidney Everett
looked and acted the part of the un
scrupulous schemer. Arthur Patch a,
Ben Latham, played the double par,
first Of . friendless wanderer and later
OF the father claiming and taking hi
own daughter. Chester Easson anC
Harold Merrill, as Andrew Dexter and
Hezekiah Hopkins respectively, furnish
ed quite little of the comedy element
by their friendly quarrels. And Francil
Chapman as Nathan Speck, the hiret
man, had but little to do but did that lie
tie we'll.
Miss Dorothy Wight was Carlotti
Bannister, the sweet dispositionet
young woman, loved OF every one
around whose troubles the action center
ed. Miss Lulu Davis a. Anastasia Ban
mister, the "stuck-up" aunt, we'll repre-
sented that naughty dame, with he'
varying emotions. Miss Beatrice An
drsws a. Amelia Dexter was the typica
good hearted country housekeeper. Mis-
Clara Bacon as Mira. Muslin had I
character part which she carried out IL
manner that kept the audience will
her throughout. Miss Myra Haggett a
Bella Ann was the typical farm "help'
girl, and Miss Marie Newton as Fioriu'
was the dainty and attractive maid o
Mrs. Bannister.
Good music was furnished by th'
South Paris Musical Club, and ther'
we're also cornet solo by Philip J0ne
and a song by Miss Marie Newton be
tween acts.
The play will be presented at Boil
ster's Mills on Friday evening OF thi
week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-02-17

Can't look well. eat we'll. or feel well with
impure blood. Keep the blood pure with Bur
keep clean, and good health u pretty sure "a
follow. e1.0o bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-02-17
About the State.

An explosion caused by thawing out
frozen water pipes 10 the kitchen stove
resulted In critical injuries to Mrs. Fan
ny Flagg at Berwick Thursday. The
kitchen was demolished. Two other
women who were in the room had mar
row escapes.
Jonathan Norton, who 10 employed at
Tobias Smalley's blacksmith shop In
Rocklsnd 10 the possessor OF "half
pspny token" OF 1914, which he found
on Tillson Avenue near the gas house,
when the street was paved. Century
old coins are not common, to say the
least.
Rockville reports an unusual sight
ON n recent Sunday-an automobile, q
horse and sleigh, . hand sled and man
on bicycle on the road, while an Ice
boat was skimming about on Walkers
Pond. An air-ship seems the only thing
lacking-and the flying was fine says the
Ellsworth American.
The Colonial Paper Co. of Mechanic
Pail. vas a successful bidder for sup.
plying certain material for government
public printing and binding. Inc
award called for $4,000 pounds OF Ian
stou mouotyps keyboard and casting
machine paper at IS cents per pound
The price paid last year for the same
.mount was 6.25 cents per pound.
"Levi G. Brown was cutting up piece
NJ /. Young deer presented to him some
weeks ago by John WhItcomb and va.
.nrnrised when bis knife struck . l-incf
lire nail which was imbedded In the
flssh Of the deer's neck" says tne
Fr.nklip Journal. "There was no sgt
~ !, wound and how the nail came there
and how long the deer had carried 1t IN
| . mystssy."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-02-17
PROBATE NOTICES.
To all persons interested In either Of the estate
haroin After named.

To all persons interested in either Of the estates
hereinafter named:
At Probate Court. hold at Rumford. In and
for the County Of Oxford, on the second Tuesday
of Feb, In the year Of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and fourteen, the following matter
having been presented for the action thereupon
hereinafter Indicated, It 10 hereby ORDERED:
That notice thereof be given 70 all persons In.
terested, by causing copy Of this order 70 be
published three weeks successfully In the Ok
ford Democrat, . newspaper published at South
PARA, In said County, that they may appear
at q Probate Court TO be held M Paris on
the third Tuesday Of March, A. D. 1914, at
nine Of the clock In the forenoon, and be heard
thereon II they see cause:
Cyrus G. spaaldinS late Of Buck1eld, de.
ceased fourth account presented for allowance
by Benjamin Spaulding, trustee.
Ferdinand p. Maeomber late of DixHeld,
deceased; final account presented for allowances
BY John 8. Harlow, administrator.
DANIEL w. Piper late of Peru. deceased
hual account presented for allowance BY John
8. Harlow, administrator.
Willian p. Weed late Of Hartford. de
ceased; petition for the appointment Of Thomai
8. Brigham or some other suitable person "
administrator Of the estate Of said deceased pro
sented BY Emery II. Wood, brother and heir.
ADDISON e. HERRIoK. Judge Of said Court
- = a's -xfsiRr D. PARK. Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-02-17
Married.

In Rumtord. Feb BY T. H. Bartlett. Esq. M.
Delano of Rumford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-02-17
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-02-17
Forest Notes.

DR.. C. D. Marsh Of the federal bureau
of plant industry is delivering . series
Of illustrated lectures to stockmen In the
west on tho subject OF plants poisonous
to stock.
The Biltmore forest school, establish
Cd In 1898 and therefore the Oldest for
eat school In America, has been discon-
tinusd. DR.. C. A. Schenck, its director,
has returned to bis home In Germany.
In trying to find uses for blight.killed
chestnut It has been found that 1t cannot
be utilized for Grating stone; quarry
owners say that chestnut wood leaves an
indelible stain on the marble or granite
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-02-17
HORRIBLE BLorcHEs OF ECZEMA

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-02-17

tnur b. Eoroee
Jacob johnson, = speculator,- Ernest j. Record
Seth Randolph, . vagabopd.- Donald 8. Briggs
Edward Leroy, In love with Mabel,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Eugene Lowell
Elias Amsden. "bound by an OATH"
uafo" =. ~ 'tse
Sambo, servant TO jacob. George II. SopeI
Drucilla johnson. sister TO Jacob.
Miss Ethel Campbell
Lucy Snuff, . lone widow,
Mrs Raymond. wife of Philip. NJ.
N abel RAYMOND, daughter Of Philip,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-02-17

We wish to extend thanks to the
friends and nslghbors who ligbtened the
burden of our bereavement by sympathy
and gifts of flowers.
LINDA E. MARSHALL.
NARY L. GERRIsH.
SAAu1t B. LOOKS.