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sEAwALL.

Mrs. Henry Squirting is at Rinebeck,
n. Y, visiting friends.
Miss Elfredia Brown il employed with
Mrs. W. Fl. Ward, Manset.
Mrs. Viola Newman has SO far recovered
from her illness as to be about the house.
Miss Agnes Ward, who Is teaching at
Duck Island, spent the weekend with her
parents.
Mrs. Nancy Sawyer has gone to Bar
Harbor to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Phoebe Rodick.
SOULS Newman has finished his work
for w. H. Ward, where he has been for
the last i've years. He will leave next
week for Rhinebeck, n. Y, with his
brother Everett.
Oct. Is. T. E. ID.
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SUTTON.

The summer people have all left.
Grover Morse and family win spend the
week here.
Arthur Sargent will leave to-day for
Boston on . weeks vacation.
Seth Rice, wife and two youngest bows
were here Sunday calling on Mrs. Rice's
brother, Leslie r. Bunker.
Alfred Condor, who has been working
for his uncle, William Freeman, will soon
go to his home in Rcokland.
Philip Bunker has recovered from his
recent illness and has gone back to his
school At Northeast Harbor.
William Burnham, who has been in
poor health all summer, is reported
little better since his arrival home in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Wiibert A. Rice has been enjoying
q weeks ,isit with her son Leslie. Mrs.
Bunker visited friends at Cranberry Isles
for few days.
Mrs. May Stanley and her mother, Mrs.
NJ. J. Gilley, are spending several days at
Islesford with her son Earle and other
relatives before going to their home in
Friendship.
Oct. IS. Tor.
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especially adopted TO the fresh-fish trade
1t IL also excellent lightly saltsd and
smoked like finnan haddie, and . tsmpor-
airy giut In the market may b relieved By
preparing the surplus in that way. Al Z
by-product the sounds are valuable, for
they are OF large size, and analysis has
shown them to be equal to those Of the
bake for the production OF gelatine OF
isinglass. To the consumer the Bureau IL
bringing the hsh at . reasonable price
through the regular market channels,
with the recommendation that Il be given
trial.
Still another new and valuable food fish
has appeared on the New England coast,
this the Pacific or humpback salmon, .
run OF which apparently has been estab-
llshed on the coast OF Maine. The fish
that have been observed are the first re-
suits OF plants made by the Bureau OF
Fisheries in February, 1914. The hump
back salmon Ia q rapid grower, and at
taips full maturity in two years. For this
reason, and because OF its high value as .
food fish when taken in salt water or
when fresh run from the sea, the Bureau
selected this species for introduction into
selected New England streams. Many
fish weighing to TX pounds have been
taken or seen in Penobscot river, Maine,
and twenty were captured alive by agents
OF the Bureau near Bangor and held in an
effort to obtain ripe eggs. From two Of
these fish, 5000 eggs were taken on Sept.
8 and, after fertilization. sent to the Craig
Brook hatchery for incubation. Accounts
OF the appearance Of this new fish in vari-
Gus minor rivers have come in, and in the
Dennys river there was noteworthy run
which began as early as August 10 and
was continuing ~ late rs September "a.
The local fishermen caught and ate large
numbers, and during the week OF Septem-
Der 20 an employee Of Green Lake hatchery
took fifteen fish (eight males and seven
femelesJ which had passed through the
fshways in dams in Dennys river and
were dropping down stream In . spent
condition; 1t the same time both live and
dead fish were observed below the dams.
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OTIS.

Daniel g. Young and wife are receiving
congratulations upon the birth Of son,
born Oct. II.
w. w. :Tibbetts is on the jury, and
while in attendance upon court in Els
worth is living at Belle Moore's at the
Falls.
Miss Edythe Jellison, who recently
submitted to an operation for appen-
dicitis at Bangor, came home last Tues
day.
Roy Hartman, Arthur Quinn and Mr..
Sawyer, OF Bar Harbor, who have been
duck shooting in NJ ariaviile, were here
last week.
James o. Jordan who has made hog
raising . success, took to Bangor market
Monday three spring pigs, aggregating
100 pounds.
Thad johnson and wife and Mrs.
Harold Grant, OF Bucksport, joined Mr..
Grant, who is here for few weeks for his
health, for days outing last Saturday.
A. W. Morrison entertained last Tues
day an automobile party from Bar Harbor.
in which were his brother, Mark c.
Morrison, and photographer. A splendid
picture OF Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison and
guests was taken in front OF the old home
stead, that was built by the late Charles
Otis father generations ago. The whole
made fine picture, with Beech Hill lake
and the rising hills in the background.
Oct. 1S. DAVIS.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Miss Valmer Bragdon is visiting her
cousin, DR.. Holt, at Sullivan.
g. w. Madison is having his buildings
painted by Charles e. Dwelley.
Bert Scammons and Edward Hardison
are home from Halifax, N. 8.
Capt. George Erskine and wife, Of New
Haven, Conn.,, are visiting here.
8. B. Hubert picked several large rips
strawberries from his field to-day.
The Baptist society gave an ice-cresm
social at its vestry Saturday evening.
Oct. IS. B.
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COUNTY NEWS
sEpaWIcK.

6ED<f w 1SA.
Mrs. r. W. Emerson left to-day for
Washington, u. c., for the winter.
IS. Candage had his leg broken last
Tuesday, By kick from vicious horse.
Miss Martha Herrick, OF Haverhill,
Mass, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. N. 8.
Byard.
The annual harvest home festival Of the
Baptist society was held Thursday OF last
week. Receipts, $1l4.
Miss Phyllis Holman, who has been with
her grandmother, Mrs. J. Friend, during
the summer, returns to her home in Port
land to-day.
c. n. Rhodes and wife left Thursday
for the winter. After few days in Bos-
ton and,. Haverhili, they viii proceed te
Orange City, Fla.
eMrs. ill., B.. Black, tof Everett, Mass,
who haslbeen ut her home in Searsport
spent the weekend with her brother, II
A. Small and family.
A. W. Penney and wife, OF Haverhill,
Mass, arrived at their home here by auto
mobile last week. They were accompa-
MED by DR.. Carter and wife. The party
returned Sunday.
r. w. Dodge, Of Somerville, Mass, was
at his bungalow here last week. His
mother, Mrs. Carrie Dodge, of Ogden,
Utah, was with him. Mrs. Dodge moved
fromtthis place twenty years ago, but Wis.,
tied here eight years ago.
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RLuEHILL FALLS.

B. A. Gray, with . crew, il digging .
cellar under the Johnston cottage.
Mrs. Champlain has closed her cottage,
"Moss LEDGE" and returned to her home
in Florida.
Cecil Gray took Miss Harbough and few
Of her guests ON picnic to Newbury
Neck last week in his automobile.
Mr.. Milliksn, Of Ellsworth, IL superin-
tending the building Of stone wall
along the road boundary of the Davidson
property.
Thurxs Weston, who has spent thu
summer ct Parker Point, has left for
Jacksonville, Fla, to spend the winter
with her STUNT, Mrs. Hubbard.
Mrs. B. A. Wood and daughter Susie
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
T. CAndags ct ssdgwick. Mr.. Candage,
who had his ankle broken last week by Z
vicious horse, 10 doing very well.
Oct. IS. CRUMBS.
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BLUEHILL.

Amos u. Slower, of Boston, ID in town.
1. e. Stanley is in Boston on business.
Malcolm OsGood has gone to Boston,
after spending the summer here.
Rev. Ralph A. Barker and wifs are
spending thsir vacation in New Haven.
Mrs. A. N. Herrick and Mrs. r. B. Snow
are in Portland attending the Rsbekah
lodge.
coxcERT.
Tickets are now on sale for the concert
to be given by the students Of the academy
in the town hall Friday evening. The
program:
Piano solo, Austrian Song ...-.,........PAcher
Olive Chase
Violin solo, Spring Song. .Aendelssohn
Helen Mcintyre
Song. Sweet Miss Mary. ...Neidlinger
Florence Allen
Violin solo, Old Folks at Home. Foster
Earle Leach
Piano solo, Spring Song. .LAnge
Marian Myrick
Violin solo, Noctnrne.. karpascn
Walter Littlefeld
Piano solo, Sonatine.. -................. .Kohler
Florence Alien
Violin solo, TrAumerei. .schumann
Dora Hutchings
Violin solo, Secret Wishes. LANCE
Earle Leach
Chorus, America. the Beautiful MAcfarlAne
Oct. Is. II.
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NORTH sEDGwIcK.

Beulah Bettel, Of Bluehili, 10 the guest
Of Mrs. Jesse Vessel.
Roy Alien and wife made business trip
to Rockland last week.
Mr.. Eaton, Of stonington, was here last
week, buying lumber.
Miss Helen Carter, who has been quite
i'll Of tonsilitis, is out again.
Fred and Miss Sadie Allen spent one
day last week in Rockland.
Curtis Durgain and Ira Durgsin and
wife were weekend guests Of Jesse Wes-
sci.
Curtis Young spent day in Kockland
last week, buying furnishings for his new
home.
Miss Clancy Treworgy returned to her
home in Surry Last Saturday. Mrs. Sarah
Treworgy will visit Hattie Grindle during
her sisters absence.
Aug. IS. A. G.
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READ WHAT one
MOTHER WROTE

Mothers cannot always tell why
their children are fretty. feverish and
restless, but if worms are suspected
it is wise to find out at once. A small
dose Of Il. F." Atwood's medicine
given at bedtime, and another in the
morning before the child eats any
breakfast, will show whether or not
worms are the cause of the trouble.
Read what one mother wrote:
Waterville, Maine.
find the IL F." Atwood's Medicine IN
dispensable for jaundice. from which It re-
lieves me- ! give il to my two little 9nes
when fretty. I find il will soon chase Their
troubles away and leave them laughing AGAIN
Mas. MxIsoussE AMEs,
r. F. d. No Il.
Buy a Csc bottle at your nearest
store, or write today for free sample
FREE.-On receipt Of yellow outside
wrapper with your opinion Of the medicine,
we will send one of our Needle Books WIN q
good assortment of high grade needles, useful
in every family.
f. F.- MEDICINE CO, Portland, Nc.
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NORTH pENoBsCoT.

Extensives repairs have been made on
the parsonage.
Mrs. sadie Roberts will return to her
home in Massachusetts, this week.
The ladies' had . sociable for the benefit
Of the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Davis, Saturday
evening.
hazel Montgomery will leave for
Watsrville to-day to visit her sister, Mrs.
Fred 6oper.
Work has bean suspended on the Lowell
woods road to give the men . chance to
dig their potatoes.
Frank Lowell, Of Tarrytown. N. r.,
who has bsen visiting relatives, win leave
for home to-day. N
Homer Lowell and Leon Leach each
have sold loo bushels Of potatoes for u
cents bushsl. Senator Herbert Allan, OF
Washington county, will soon Be ready to
buy potatoes Of the farmers in this Sec
ton.
Oct. Is. ID.
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SOUTH PENORsCOT.

Miss Gertrude Churchill, who is teach
ing here, spent sunday at her home in
Orland.s
Mrs. Percy Perkins and children visited
her sister, Mrs. Lewis Tibbetts, ct Castine
Saturday.
Mrs. Lucy Robinson, OF Tenants Har-
Calvin Leach, returned home Thursday.
Mrs. George o. Littlefield, who has spent
. few days with George Leach and wife,
returned to Kittery on Monday, taking
with her Hiids and Lawrence Littlefeld,
who will make their home with their I'M
Gle. while he il on shore duty at the United
States navy yard.
Oct H. L.
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SOUTH BLUEHIlL.

6OOIa oAOE614AAs
Henry Morse visited friends here las
week.
Mrs. Lizzie Shea has gone to Portland,
where she has employment.
Miss May Spear, Of North Brooklin, is
working for Mrs. Cecil Gray.
Mrs. Albert Howard and Raymond
Emerton are visiting in Portland.
Edgar Bowden and wife, of Boston, are
visiting his parents, Oscar Bowden and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins, Of Eddington,
were guests Of &. B. Eaton and wife last
week.
Friends OF Samuel Thomas and wife,
who recently moved here from California,
gave them . surprise party Thursday
evening.
Miss Flora Day and Gordon Cheney, Of
Portland, were married Oct. II. They
were given reception Tuesday evening,
and left for Portland Wednesday.
Oct. Is. q.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Harry Bye, Of this place, has joined the
navy.
Austin Smith is visiting relatives in
Boston and vicinity.
Charles Bray and wife, OF North Haven,
called on relatives here last Sunday.
Capt. J. n. Greenlaw and wife, Of Isles
boro, are here to put their cottage in con-
dition for the winter.
Harry Stanley and wife are visiting Mrs.
SANKEY'S father, who has been very i'll,
but who 10 now steadily gaining.
Work on the Ryans q Parker quarry has
closed, and the stone-cuttes have been
discharged. All hops the work win start
mp again soon.
Mrs. Wallace Stinson has gone to Bos-
ton. She will return with her husband,
who has bssn yachting through the sum-
mar. Miss Mile Stinson il keeping
house for her during her abssncs.
Oct. Is. TRKp.
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The Eastern State normal school no.
union will be held ct the Hammond
Street church, Bangor, Thursday, Oct.
%, from 40 to p. m.
The social and business meeting will b
held in the church auditorium. suppsr
VIII be served Ia the vestry 1t O'Clock.
AL who plan to attend the reunion
should notify Aiss II. l. Moshsr, IA Es-
sex street, Bangor. Principal A. r. Rich
ardson and Mrs. Richarson viii attend the
reunion, - will eleven Of the Teachers
Of the normal school.
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COUNTY NEW S
NORTH CASTING.

NORTH CASTINE.
~ -. w,,., rs.u-nsd to port.
-. 80 h..n IN
-, =. - honss
'n.
MRS. ". y. Sonnef = - oo
WISH IN EAST "n'
FREQ e Mafu~en sne "e s
'neir son nAirs ~
Miss Martha Wescott left MONDAY ior
Boston, siter tne SUMMER mere.
Ward Leach, OF Castine, has moved ms
family to the Mather house here.
John p. Leach. of Camden, visited his
mother, Mrs. Mary L. Leach, Last week.
Mrs, Emily Dunbar, of East Orland. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Clara P. Dunbar.
c.r, Drrb.r and wife are receiving con-
-, p:-.L - - ho,r
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his efforts in their behalf this summer
among the patrons Of the hotels and cot
tages at Bar Harbor. This money will go
to swell the church building fund. Many
thanks are extended to Mr.. Tracy, and,
also to those who so generously contrib
uted to the fund.
: Oct. IS. -PHQBE.
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ASHVILLE.

The Schiefielin cottage is closed.
Mrs. Joan Sargent is with her daughter,
Mrs. Emma Pettee.
Mrs. May Rand and Mrs. Rose Morton,
Of Winter Harbor, are visiting here.
Mrs. Rowe is spending . few weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Moses BARTLETT.
The work on the State road is pro-
crossing finely. 1t will be great improve
ment.
Mrs.. Sarah Bartlett and Miss Ada have
returned from Dixmont, where they have
been visiting,
Oct. II. PHRBE.
p John 81. Tracy il home from Bar Har-
Dor, where he has had employment dur
ing the summer.
Moses Bartlett 10 visiting in Dixmont
and vicinity.
The Wednesday club will meet with
Mrs. Alice Tracy next week.
Mrs. Rnby Martin u visiting in Corea.
The members of the Wednesday club
were pleasantly surprised 1t their last
meeting when John H. Tracy presented
them with check for s092, - . result Of
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Whether the straying Of the Gulf
Stream was or was not responsible for the
mortality suffered ten years before, the re-
turn OF the current to its old course was
coincident with the the recurrence OF the
tilehsh, which has yearly increased in
numbers In its old haunts until now it lie
apparently a. numerous a. ever. The
Bureau Of Fisheries believes it to be
capable Of supporting great fishery and
adding desirable hsh TO the market. It
10 large, beautifully colored hsh of ex-
csllent food qualities; and - it is easily
caught end 10 found in great abundance.
probably ct ali seasons Of the year, within
one hundred miles Of the coast, it can be
placed on the markets Of the New Eng
land and North Atlantic states in excel
lent condition.
Two things appear essential to give it
the place to which it, economic and edible
qualities entit,eoit = the acquaintance OF
the hshermen with it, abundance, ease Of
capture and the accessibility Of its habitat,
and the appreciation by the public OF It's
excellence - food. To the fishermen the
bureau il demonstrating, BY actual trial,
the econ cmic possibilities Of the fishery
and the results will be made pu blic through
the press. 1t il also furnishing . sketch
map showing the location Of the grounds
on which the fish are known to exist in
commercial quantities.
Though the qualities of the tilefish and
the accessibility Of the grounds make 1t
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tbm @eitolten auf. yMarie. ainoer
liebe &inoer.
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oufi"
er iiebt nod, ourf Bllberoampi
nro Mountaineering, oriiben, orii.
ben aif Der beiBumitrittenen So6s
bon &e5onpiIle Die @eIfiibe fellern
er bort nod Dor lid perbaaeno 6os
Surra ieiner granoenhrrger Ssbr
neine 8ropeni"
Nus Der reften Sdl6fe iidert oas
glnt Sropfen nm 9ropfen.
0od einmaI itredt er Iid, bebt
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6eIopoftfarfe.
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bat Dir ia teIegrapbiert. Sd min
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ben, guten Yapa nod aeie1en babe
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fleine @rn0e an Der redbten Sdii.
fe. @an5 frieoIih fab er aus, mic
berfl6rt. gr bat iider nid)t geIitfen.
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ms er6abIt, ouB er mic elm Selo
ftarb, uns alien ein 8orbilo. Soft
ifiiseuno tr0ite Did, eud) ale. Dein
Gid iebr liebenOer, tieftrauriger
Sobn aurt.
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ienftem aopf idritt aiirt 8erfenfeIbc
duf benz Inngen Inrid5 bes 49, Dor
ieinem 3uge, iino man IieB i'm it'll
gewdbren. Sober nobm Iiifii6t auf
i'm, goreefebfe, &anteraSen unb
Mannidoft. Sober tpilBte, er bate
geftern am @rabe oes gnters geitan-
Den.
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@riiblerfilm BON ebeocm mar pieoer
ertDdft.
Diirh einefi 3nfnn nlr bate er
Den 8eloentoo oes 8oters %erfobren.
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II. dlarmierf iuoroen. 2on0eseimpoID
ner miBten Die Eete oes 3egiments
NIT Saterneu in Der Sono 6urh Ole
ounfIe gtodt anf ben u1befanntei
StroBen fiibren. 9eim Morgen-
granen moren bic gnrniiter abgelegt
mor0en AIS es Meter ging fanIen
Die erIten unflaren @eriidte iIber
Die geitrige SdLodt. Die Spon-
rung ipaid)s. @s mar cine ieItiam ge-
bobene Stimmung III Der Grippe.
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Gre GegimentsmuIif lpielte oen So
rller @in5ugsmnrih. Sober qlaubte.
fiiblte, es gins in ben 9onlpf. sSr
gerferlfeloes 3uge 5anften itd Sic
beioen 8erliner, 2ongbans un6 uf-
brid, Inn Elm Stiidden areioe, ols
Oh ibrer 5eelen Seligfeit oaran bin
&c, uro ais er fragte: n@as mont
ibr oenn oamit?" bieB es: uWfiiiieu
mir baben, 9err 2eutnant, Inn I'M
lere ld)onen Nanten gleid alf Die
eroberten aunonen 5u pereiuigeu, oa.
nit fein anoerer nit unierer ga
pferfeit renommieren fam" Ser
lange, bagere arnie, Der in oerlelben
Seftion marihierte, per5oa ladeno
iein edges gauerngelidt. gr mtlB-
te BON amlo Sc Der. 10 leidt tparen
&anonen nidt 81 erObern. slber er
meinte audi: 0Wfit oie Iouligpn sSran-
5olen poa'n mer idon fertig meroen. z
llno aolonel arobn fabeIte BON Der
Shladt bel 8ua &ii1. @enn man
ibn borte, muBte man glauben obne
i'm mare es I'm Die &onfooericrten
libel belteQt eetueiefi.
Gin berrli6er Commencement.
Glird Die iippigen 8einberge ltieg
Der 8eg iteil binouf ilber Dommar-
tin gum SodpIatenu. ga famen III
men Die eriten Iangen @agen5iige nit
8erfu1noeten entgeeen. Die fr0blihen
@eiprahe, Die MarIdlieoer pere
%itummten. Die blaiien @eIidter, Die
blutigen llniformen auf Dem eIenoen
Strob itimmten ernit. Gs alma aut
mand} idnperes @ort beriiber: fem
mutloles 8ort, aber Die 4unoe BON
groBen 8erluIten, mol aud Elm
i6mer5boles Mufit0bnen oa5u. limo
nun betrat nas Hegimefft Die @rerB. 4,
oes e~eftrigen S6ladtfdoes, fabe
Mars la Eonr. !&ier nno BORT bat
ten Die @rundten Iange Stird5en in
ben @rpbooen se5ogen, utilgeitiir5te
@dgen 1ager an Der SfraBe, gferoe.
faoaber NIT ~geonnienen 2eibern, Die
geine itorr gen SimmeI qeitredt, Bo-
trouenfditen Seine, 9dppis, Cor
niiter.
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8ammietml> artiecl.

Infer 8orrnt an 8diimen, Gtrdn.
aerr, GIimen, Gnruen etc. iii Der bette
pelder ie in Seyas ee5ogen tpurbe. lii.
iere Rreife finb ~niebriger nIs in dioerer
BmimfduIen nnD bic @adre lit ma
mense6t uno 5ufriebeniteIenn.
Rfr ftno INN 80 Sabre i'm 8dntps
idulsB ef1dft iinb mir geipinnen idbriid
9nn0erte bon nellen @unoen (trob Der
aroBen aonfurrer3 n5rblider @ei1dfte)
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grh u~nieren "a Geiten itdrten aataIoo
fomnen tpenn Sbr ettpns az pffau5en
geoenft. Ser antaIoa tpirb fir Be griefs
mnrfen frei berianot.
Adresse: Comal Springs Nursery,
Otto Locke, New Braunfels, Tex.
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Siee.
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(1ortiekuna.l

nno Die 3uiuinmeuaeidloiier1en
lett Dem Morgen I'M 5ener Itebenoen
Batterien protein alif ieben fie IN
8efpegiing. 8enige @eidiibe nur
baben nod bo[le 8eipannng, tot1natt
iino 3oiie uto Mannjdaft. 9idt
mebr I'M Galopp, I'M miioen grabe,
oa uno bort i'm Sdritt geben iie
gen Re5onDile Dor. Nber fie forn-
men D%oriudrts, iie fomr1en por-
iudrfs -
General bon BerfenfeIoe lit bon
DER 9obe berabgeiprenet. Die ssn-
fanterie miiB oas 9orge6en Scr
Sdiuelteriudffe begleiten, unterlfi.-
Sen. auf ibr miibt Dor ibr idpa-
den oiinnen 2inien, 0ie ibr oeil Ian
gen Somnnertag I'M beiben ssensr
tompftet, obne einen Sdluf @alfer,
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