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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01
BRUNSWICK DRIVING
CLUBS FIRST MEET

Brunswick, Me-, Jan. 31.-(SpeciaD.-
Before an attendance of more than 500
race meetings conducted by the Bruins
wick Driving Club, was held this after
noon on the Androscoggin speedway.
CLASS A.
Jimmy Hicks, (Morre.D ............1 i !
Birgie McHerron PratD .........2 2 2
Time-32, 80 IA, SO IA.
CLASS B.
Ben @. (StuarO ..................2 1 ! l
Lady Bunganus (Given) .........1 2 2 2
Time-40, S6A, $50, 81.
CLASS c.
Melee Lynne (Staples) ............1 / ]
Bonnie Direct, (StuarD ............2 2 2
Time-3Sa, 37a, 36a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01
BASKETBALL

At Bar Harbor-Y. NJ. c. A. Al, Old
Town A. A. 10.
At Old Town-Old Town H. 8. 81, Gull
ford II. S. Is.
At Bucksport-East Maine Conference
Seminary Il, Shaw Business College of
Bangor %.
At Machias-Machias H. S. 10, Mil
bridge H. S. Is. .
AT Freepcrt-Freeport High girls II,
-Deering ..
At Auburn-Wassetts SO, Haverhill II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01
nee ADVICE &C.,.
| 10 SICK WOMEN
1,ou..nds Have eenHelped
Nv Common Sense
Suggestions.
r,ren suffering from any form Of
W." s,s Ills are invited to communicate

! {. !: ! ]: !: ! !
H~~N promptly with the
|MIaN1RJ woman's private
W]@ANM correspondence de-
|MI ga ~ partment of the Ly-
n = yf dia E. Pinkham Med.
HI = y icine Co., Lynn,
&5 III Mass. Your letter
| ID, GSlse4sIW will be opened, read
y&S 1915 and answered by q
W. w.. liHrf1f1 woman and held in
.,orf5ence. A woman can freely
sI Z. ~ her private illness to a woman /;
~. has been established a confidential
'a- -.. s " hich has extended over
' '.,r Years and which has never been
s.tsn Never have they published q
ay s,onial or used a letter without the
r--.sp consent Of the writer, and never
!. ,be Company allowed these conf
.,.s.;sl letters to get out of their pos
o' ..ion as the hundreds of thousands
s. !. ,ser, in their files viii attest.
MT If the vast volume of experience
,si.b thev have to draw from, is more
,s,r Dossible that they possess the very
ttroTledge needed in your case. Moth
- i asked in return except your good
=, :, and their advice has helped thou
leads Surely any woman, rich or poor,
%opld be glad to take advantage Of this
ssnerous offer Of assistance. Address
irljs E. Pinkham Medicine Co., (con-
siert:aD Lynn, Mass.
Fiery woman ought to have
yciia r. I';GiSiiaIn's &O-page
re1t p0ck. It's not a book for
,eneral distribution, as it is 100
,,pepsive. 1t is free and only
sbtainable by mail. Write for
h t0iavs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01
Social Club Meetings.

The Woman's Board and Young Wo-
mans League Of the Congregational
church will omit their regular meet
ings this afternoon and will unite in
the Missionary meeting at o'clock
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. II. f.
Bowditch. 50 Grove street. Miss Mary
Daniels, president Of the Girls school
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01

The cold wave announced for Friday
morning reached Augusta that night, al
though the temperature Saturday morn
ing was hardly what could be called
extreme According to the thermometer
at Bther's pharmacy it was seven be-
low zero at 7 A. NJ. and did not so high
er than 10 above for the day. that being
at about II A. NJ. when the sun was
shining on It. This thermometer regis
tered eight above at noon and held at
that point until late in the afternoon.
According to the Journal thermometer
It was zero at S o'clock Saturday eve
ming and was still falling. The cold ap.
parently reached its greatest intensity
when it registered. according to the
Bither thermometer. 10 below zero at
o'clock Sunday morning, although
other thermometers about town we're re-
ported to have registered as low as 16
below zero, and B. E. Folsom's "old re-
liable went down to 20 below. 1t noon
Sunday the Journal thermometer regl
istered 10 above zero. and at 5 o'clock in
the afternoon 1t registered IS above. The
rise in temperature was followed by
snow. the first flakes falling at about
$50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01

The only occupants of the police
station Friday night were four lodg-
ers, all Of whom were looking for work
on the Kennebec ice fields, and after
giving an account Of themselves Sat-
urday morning they were allowed to
continue their search.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01

]. II. Gregoire. ]. o. Blanchette,
Frank Ferland and L. Laliberte left
Sunday afternoon for Long pond,
Somerville. to enjoy the first days
fishing under the extended privilege
which the law allows ice fishermen for
the next two months. Long pond
abounds in white perch and it is prob
able that the party will make a good
catch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01
LOCAL NOTICE

The painters. paperhangers and dec
orators of Local 7O2 will meet at 7.30
Wednesday evening at Carpenters hall
for the election Of officers. Refresh
ments will be served and all MEM
bers are requested to be present.
feb1d3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01
Funeral of Dr.. George II. Weston

George H. Weston were held at o'clock
Sunday afternoon at the Unitarian
church, Rev. Paul S. Phalen officiating,
with Mrs Frank L. Dutton at the or
gan. Interment was made in the fam
lily lot in Mt. Pleasant cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01

The Third and Fourth degrees were
conferred at the last melting OF Houl-
ton Grange. The Iaughable farce, 'sThe.
Light Brigade" was given after dinner
under the direction Of Mrs Atomic Carr
penter. Fine sonss were sung before
and after the play by Mrs. G. c. Porters,
Miss wilkins and Miss Hatty Daeey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01

Christmas Club which was entertained
at the home Of Mrs. Grace Bonsall,
No. 8 Elm terrace, Waterville, viz:
Mrs. c. c.; Hussey, Mrs. Rose Tufts,
Mrs. Ruby Gates and Mrs. Olive Pope
Of Pope avenue. sz|'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01

which were filed at the office Of the
city clerk during the past week were
those Of Joseph Cloutier and Albania
Gilbert Of Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01

Horace North Of Boston is in town
on brief visit on business matters.
Mr., and Mrs. North expect to leave
Boston next Wednesday for winter
visit at Palm Beach, Fla.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01

Charles 7. Reed of Biddeford, chair
man of the Democratic State committee,
who has been passing some time in the
city on matters pert tanning to his office,
has returned to his home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01

j. A. Bickford Of High street report
ed Sunday morning the first robin of
the season and tells the Journal that
he is positive regarding the identity
of the bird as he not only heard him
sing but that he fed the robin with
bread and that the bird came near
enough to him as to leave no doubt
that 1t was a robin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee E. Hall Of 25 Wes-
ton street are receiving congratulations
on the birth, Sunday afternoon, of a
son-Richard Ernest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01

President L. T. Carey of the Interna
tional Paper Makers Union was in
Augusta Sunday and attended the
meeting of the local union. Mr.. Carey
left on Train 702 at 3.3S in the after
noon for his home in Albany, n. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01

Ladies' Loyal Moose Circle. No. %
Will meet this evening at Grand Army
hall. ALI members are requested to be
present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01

Hose of the fire department respond
ed to a still alarm at $50 Sunday morn
ing due to chimney fire at the resi-
dence of Benjamin Fernald, Gannett
street One chemical was used.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01

Miss Julia NJ. Gillespie, clerk in the
registry Of deeds. who has been very
i'll with rheumatic fever at her home,
is reported to be slowly improving.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01

G. l. Embree, chief OF the State bu-
reau OF markets and supplies. has re-
turned to his hcme at Bangor. after
passing few days in the city on mat
ters concerning the work OF the bureau.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01

Mrs. Chase Mellen of Garden City,
Long Island. N. Y. arrived in the
city Sunday afternoon, called here by
the death Of her aunt, Mrs. Joseph
EOman
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01

e. Nj. Thompson, who had been in
Boston for the past few days on bus
mess Of a legal nature, returned Sat-
urday evening to his home in this
city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01

Miss Esther Winchester Of Luke will
speak on the subject Of Franchise at
o'clock, next Wednesday afternoon at
the home Of Mr.. c. F. Fogg, Summer
street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01

G. A. Stickney Of Portland passed
Sunday in Augusta as the guest Of
friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Bilodeau are
the happy parents of a son who was
born to them Monday, Jan. %, at their
home, 10 Davenport street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01

The most important meeting of the
season for the Capital City Glee CLUB
will be held at o'clock this evening
in the Assembly room at the Y. NJ. c.
A. All members are urged to be pres
emf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01
LOCAL BRIEFS

Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Sheldon Of Waldo
boro were visitors Saturday in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01

The work Of destroying the winter
nests Of the brown-tail moth on the
west side of the river is about COM
pleted so far as the city'S work is
concerned and that on the east side
will be commenced early this month.
The men are finding very few Of the
nests compared with those Of previ
Gus years. Tibet law requires property
owners to remove the nests from trees
and shrubbery on their premises and
in case of failure to comply with the
law the city crew will do the work and
the expense will be charged to the tax
account of the party on whose proper
ty the work is done. Now is the time
to have the work done before the sun
gets high enough to warm up the
nests and bring the caterpillars forth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-01

Funera! services for the late Charles
Matthews will be held at 10 this af-
ternoon at % Oak street.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-10
Gtine agtmuno aber .eiaaa.

EW6Hl, $780,. p ptcmbcr.
2'Cr nod ridlt iillarrdrn ihu
%6nMhotcm tam e. hd Tiporrn.
.es tt latter elimblt1 4aa Der
ngo cr5uhleH iauL Dad mIlW mir
idigu laHait Gt font Mir icio unt
.ou 9tidel "a mare MIR cin 8las
9ier bod tIeber acpeieu oOer tim
hcm7uihiden uat 0citidlouh fur
lir 9tot9leiOM6m SD tom uidta
@ehieleuc ia iciicu gSitcu mo
aaucuiprHn1eu Hubeu. uno lem
ngen IND 9laien ii and nidlt pen
Becoming.
gSenn Der fClne @err getommen
lit pom Giten inn 9ebrnsta alf oei
&opf 81 iteflcu, Damn miro or it'd
hoffcntlih geirrt babeu. 8on finb.
mir ocnn bod 81 a%ufacpedt mno.
loiicn inns non 0crrH @uiban nidlts.
mc1r meiB MAIDEN. Mieiuetueaeu|
bart er mieoer 5u Saiie aeDeIl, picl..
leit)t bat or 0a mebr 4nbdnger, bic.
oon ibm behumbugt merocn.
81 Sabre i1obRe id) III Qebrosfa.
un0 babe ole Hrs un0 9onus mit..
gemod]t. 90 LANCE man ms a1ein.
lieB, maren Is lips. SobaIO ober.
Die Smart 4ler tamen nil6 madteu.
inns etIUas weib Damn tdnan bic.
Gomns. 5eBt iin0 mir auf benz.
StanDpunft, ipo mir Dpriiftig 81.
8erfe ge6en, un6 fonnen es NIT ie.I
Dem Staote ntfnebmefL l%lnierer.
eeute. Die mir mad Nni6ington &C.
ididt haben III 0eu Senat mo III.
Den aongreB. rlGmlid 6itdcof uno
2obed, brmldea mir uns aid nidtI
BIT iddmer, Gic fii[len ibrcu E(os
ans uno BADEN ben Dhnto alf benz
retten Sled. @ir baden bier ge-'
robe 10 giltc 6eia1ftslente, ME an-
oerspo, uno ratiere 15drmer, met
items 1eutihe. iino geipiB Hidt All
llberfrefTeit, ileiBlg, eDrIldl ltilo lpar
innL mo perite9en III leben ObneI
BorIdriit.
Gieie 2lrt geute, Die Giar foml-
men, inns Sit ers1blen. ME Diel Bier
mir trtnfet 6irfen, menn mir unier.
SdDnr8broo nn0 Sped gu 6rii6.
itllf eiien. Die mliiel mad Sibirien
a1i eiiiae Sabre, oaniit ie ibren.
glo6iiun a6tIbleu uno iid eines.
geiieren beiinnea.
2nfel SIe6.
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Jus %pnusmoul6.

Nsft. w tt kll
M allfi fNti
tN fa8 HHi ff8H
m M
FiHN
H5i
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amnf lHNst Nt fff q
hHfh M i
t4 fn
w 3D. Nfal Hlf8ai
flH HetlH8 go wIsHs
HGf AHhHglfl tHfH eH
HGH sea- ftfk N |hWfh i
aaA Mflfhl hiils lt a4i
m Mf nHeFHTf
Scr Hfaaml tlltefH hH el NNllt
H4 tlfli ANS fiaefiia4 t7lHg
HHaiii mll sWfiiHN A
Ntff fbWsef f8ffteHahH Iaa
am Nlliieah iHfh eW Hntieff.
aiiiHtat Mmgilfanl ffnlett sd
ntft lth dHl h.H e btt nfl
tNiM
Nttf Nlatgme MstHHtr nHh
1fdu abet in of Nutt mb.
itb. basti ibtfa &emau Hnd
l|iniituieulh wflsft. oaim eeFr
1lIfHler im Eprffa8Hhat tts
atrm & 8lufl an8ale1t w.
1as nahtiHc NlsiioihcI.irfmi6e
bat Die Blame tHi alalVm fiHgf.
Hltlietsef an 0cn 4lilltonNr Cot.
uriit tiHNinn0i. brr fiji Ben Han.
So 0l0 maginat BAT @piieuiIih
miro eaoura uidlt ee nn8lo .iddIi.
ltt Rr%pragdnNl nep'lc1t. louAern.
urilidl Der NolfNbilbnua acoitHt
Serr ss1bmu a. @rfcr, Ser mrhs.
rcrc &oalen idaucr frauf odrnieoer
LAD oarf iid elmer 5~unepmeaocn
eriregcn.
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sus SAILS Ghp.
(emaeiau6t)

@err Raitor Mid 9ftumdrter uiS
@cntaaliu Don Columbus. 9tcb.. limo
aegcuuartia Gle @aitc Der sYamiIielI
Gr. u. aeler mo z. Spoeth in
Jals Gin. Ger &err 8oitor er.
freut iidb bier o|llget1eiuer 9elieht
bet uno betleioete bier iriibrr Is
Sabre bin0urd Elm an1t. SEER
gleumdrter r~eprdientiert etueu Secl.
iorqer nab 9eHtidenl @eien mo
Stern }u einm am lesteu Gouns
too IN alopicls @rope abgebaItenen
gicnic Der @emeinoe 6rneit 4ett
3err Geum1rfer freitnolidit
etngelaoeu uHo auiBeforoert enc
Reoe Sit 6dlten nelhe begaiiterte
auinabne fouO uIto nobel Der "a.
tor un0 ieine liebe @emoblin Bele
aeubeit batten. Die alten getmnltcn
III treiiam Sic berlebten
Bort, beaiini.lgt bom b~errliditen
g2etter, ihone Stlnoen oes @ieoer-
Fem @crru 9oftor mu6 &c.
lnabIin ber5liditen Cant arnO Elm
irobIihes Nie6arieben Der eDtttiden
BON 5oa5 Gitp uu0 llneegen0.
9. Spaetb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-10

fll8. tW ft 8fHlta taf
eH dissent 8afifEr flaNe
tfallt Aetih8Hd bh ot ltltiar
Hafai AMit eFf ttllfie 4Et
fH VHitit W tluein hti3H @e
anaNtb M 5E.tndfaeH etifu
cr.cu iH ST ons ssf tuit W1ttis
im clr @eeaal t1inhfi la init
a8aeffH frN iH ei80n tafs
agWlaier ti @iatettlfW Wa6 Nlra
oeti itiHtW Htaie cHiigftheub t
taHbelt etith.t on ltt be alef
ienii aeim1 lcu ism gon tiuem
ffanie aeH 3lait a%riHtometm A,adl-
fui art a mis Gtsbgn Ncrami lgt
1elcien
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-10
celferreid.uuaarn gerein.

Ser Ceiterreih llHsara 9eren
ieIert HadIten S0nntag giofmittae
fem %. 5tiftuHgsiat. las set.
foHite bat Elm idones 8roqromm
.eHtDorien mo erpartet cine 5o9l
reidlc getbeiligunG ieitens Der 92it
aIic0er uuo beren 5relmoe. Gcr
Gelterreih lln9arn Gerein 5oblt 5l
HHleren iforfen 0eutihen 8ereinen
mo ieine 8eranitaltpngen erfreneH
ifh Itets 0es regiten 8eiudes. 8as
oiesiahriae Stiftungsfpit ioate feline
ansnnbme biloeu mo per0ient e
oen ltdrfiteu geiuf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-10

-Gie @creimguaa Der Qa0en-
better ertpd9lte n. g. genion non
Der 8enion K 1borne So. gu ibrern
@%rdiioentep.
Sn elmer aniprohe an Die bier
togenoen grieftrGqpr beiduIoigte
1onneritag 9lteno i'm auOitOrinm
QongreBmam 11omas {. Reiap
bon Connecticut ,oen @~eneralpoft.
meiiter mo ieiuR an6dtl9ie( BET Gr-
ietesnbertretimg, oa fie ftd wriger.
ten, Die pom aonqreB feitgeiebteH
2obne Den @~rieitrdaern III 5ahlen
uTo mtf nieotigeren 2o6neH beite6n.
Gin 9ionR 0eriudlte Conner.
flag aadlt III bic gdderei pou Girls.
Glen, 1918 Socuit Ctr, ein5ubre-
der, prroe ie0od Rom 9aftpdhter
geribeu9f, Der 3aNt Sdiiic Guf IGN
Qbgab.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-10

SeBten Gonntag fan0 inter ie5r
GROCER 8etbeiIigung oas 2eidenbe.
gdngniB Der in ueiten areiien Be.
fannten Wlutter SGger itatt, Ser
@attin oes i6ren SOB ttef betruuern.
ben @errn 6einri6 5Gger BON Der
befamlten ,3igarrenflrno 5Gger Il
Sons. 5rau 5dger mlroe AM 26.
4pri[ 1871 5u Gnger in 8eItpbalen
geboreu. 5m Sabre 1868 trait iie
NIT Serrn 5einrid Gdger in 0ie
Che, peIher s Sinner e~ntiprogen,
a Sobne un0 A Tohter, non mel6
.Iebteren cine Der Mhtttcr bereits I'M
CODE boransgegangen lit. s5m Snb
re 1887 fam ie init i9rer 6nmilie
mad 4merifd lrno bat ieitoem In
6reHont geDobnt, grlie6t un0 gecbrt
BON allen, Die iie fannten. Gin Ell.
RIGGS uno treues @lie0 Der oortiaen
Intberiiaen acknowledgements
lpitrOe ia bon BORT aus 3ur lebtan
8itbe bctnttet. 9ln iGrem Surqe re.
oete Gaitor 6. arauie, ibr Seel.
IN 0eutider, uno 9aitor
8olter BON arlington IN engliider
5prahe. a5bren Sarg truaen 6
iBrer @nfeliobne bon oenen elmer
nuf DEM tbeologiiheu Seminar IN
.Sf. 2ouis uH0 elmer ouf Dem enms
nahum 81 8iHfieIo, aani., ituoirt.
q. 8. 8.
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Narttberi9te.

9linOBieH-3ufn1r $50.
9iiuobieb-3uiubr $500.
9eef Stiere giartt felt bis IeIdter.
6odfter 9reis 1925.
SdbrIinge, gHte Bis bette 5000
So.
8iemIi6 CUTE big CUTE $7.75-
900.
MitteImabiee s6.75-7.75.
Sellers, glorft felt bis leid|ter.
ISOLDE 5tiaers t0-f5 nieoriger.
Gorn.geiHttcrte geebes.
@ute big bete fdDere 9eeoes
S8.s0-9.50.
RittelmaBi5a IS. 25--S. 10.
3iemIid) cute bis cute 800
s.25.
@ras.sefiitterte stiere, oiisseud4Ite
S 10-s.5C.
site biz beiie $7.60-8.0o.
@itteImdBi8e bis CUTE 1926
$50.
9iittelmaBi9c S6C0-725.
ailbe 9lartt felt bis teifter.
@iite bis bette $G50-7.25.
3iemIid cute bis CUTE $5.25-
600.
@tttelmabi0a S400-525
@ros.gcfiittcrta aithc $500 80.
@ras-gefutterte Sellers $650-7a1
Stoders mo 6ecoers Diorft Eelt.
@ttc bis bette 6eeoers 500
Is.35.
8ienllid CUTE bis CUTE Gee6ers
So 0-750
Cute bis bette Gtoders 1885,
1875.
3icmlih antc bis cute 500
I785.
DtittelmaBi0e So. 50-650.
Stod Sellers S5.75-675.
Stod aiihe $3.50
Stod qdlber $3.50 & %.
Seal aalbeF $7Q0-lC.O0.
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fO6al lladbridltrn
ans Jrclnont, 1lrb,

Iic Wffraamb tlf bon ptsHafA
sehrim sn0 0m va tilneh m aa
aIm lu%iaettitbfu altae im NE
leiH 5abiftidisf Fgtnrao bes Ngrief.
0Hm it0if GO wufet W Jeuiugue
bei0clgtt.
Bremont fsatfi taniu nnA Ah6lf
f1Ir Qstidalitlaig raranilalifu cine
e. fhirlich bea brci Hagen tu SD
.teftile ibrcr eti6afie.
@tl6. 8inatrsguher u8o 8omilt
iino non @fteaief @prHge 9ioa 8u
rlidaclummca.
Sobu S9eioncr bot 4lauit 3co
berg pcrflaat auf audeHtaiiuna bee
staRAfretics BON $500 ilr cinen eic.
Der iin ais mertblos erDiea.
Superbiior q. 6Ianoeans &o
zen nur0e pnn einem alftomobil an
un6 Bollitnu0ia bertrummert.
gr erlttt ihmer85dfte ober mdt bet
fabrIide 8erletmgert. 10 Dab er lur
eine &elle 0os 9ett miro biltel.
miliien.
Der Stn0trntb bon s5reluont hattr.
an Utittnoh cine sieutlih le6baite.
Debate iiber Strobeupfluiterlmg
moteriolien. Gs muroen aber feline.
feiten Gntihliiiie 6ariber qefdBt. Ole.
5%taotodter peroen 0orim on0ere|
5tnote beiufen Inn etmas mebr.
uber Die 9olierbaitigteit Der beri9ie
0enen 01aterialien al lernen.
Sod g~eenoiguig ibrer regeIma
Bigen 8eriamrulung b1tten oie 9tit
glieoer Der SCOT an0 2nooer So.
geltern 46euo Elm Seiteiien I'M gleI
ion @ou5.
Cine groBe In8nbL 6remonter.
1iugen beute firth nad 2incolI, Inn.
Die 5nir al beiudcn.
8. Gus. @1tmpert piro am Con.
neritag unO 5rettag Iben0 groBen'
Gmpfang in ieirem
neuen Department -@eidGft ab9oL
ten.
Der SiIiSperetn Der SaIem Stride
fommt nul 5reitag i'm @ouie poa
gran 9. 80. Gler6ropt, $40 0f
j. StrdBe. 5uiaalmen.
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qns glputa, aplna.

% 2. 9omell bon Catlon6 lat
gegQlt Die StaM Caffano mo Die
bic Nod 9loHo gnbnaeieaidait cine
Sha0e1eriaBflcae erlloben. 4opcI
beballptet hi i.Iner alaaeldriit, oaB
Die geamteil Der Stnot Die Serans
laiinlq geaeben bdheH, 6aB oas
&ailer ben sen berihieoenen Stra.
Ben nuf ieinen @runoitiid Mian-
mcnlief mo groBen Sdaoeh anrih-
iete feruer Dob bic aod Sslano-
eabu nid3t bic Hotbigen 9urGlaiig
nn i5rem 9a9Hbctt nnbrafR mo
0donrdl ben &5itu6 0es Naiiers Der.
Hnoerte Ter aloger uerIangt 500
aIs eHtihaoiggng.
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Ser Sarbige 6. 86ilIipps
murine Gonnaritdg Qben6 Derbnitet.
lpcil er euf @auo sSrnnfGin eiueu
lleberiaasuerinh unternommen.
6. SO. Ban Sled pon 8bila-
oelphia nuroe ron 3oidefoiebef1
S55 erleihiert.
8inn Sun6cn bat erflort. oaB
er Inn n1hiten Sabre in 5onolulu
mo ool1u lit nn0eren 2dnoern 9e.
febrln9sperinhe MAIDEN DerOe.
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MAteita .ANnat t1sn HiatiI
rasiara wt a4iHti rem rrisfn
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mglii nithfiatf.
Walltte s5.
Nlaiarn pumHtm Sa 80.
@oa.Namugf SitA0
Eolefase Qdmmrr sli 20.
rHhIina.0o mmrr $3.50.
3hoho 0nmmef $1,000
lhaho MmhnIhaie 81 T5.
aanias eitu WarFtbsriht.
Ninbptfh 8niubr 1000. Wlurii
.nWltmis fct.
,Sdbrlllae $3.50.
aibt mo Settlers. 9l0rtt icit
Stodcre. Wiarit mre1clmabig.
Nccorrs. Wiorti mre8elmabt0.
allber. Miurft felt.
Sdmriue-3ufuhr 5000. M0rft
Ieidlte feit. o bdober, mocre f0-i5
nie0riger.
Observation-Disclosures &c. 20 80.
&0diter Ereis $3.50.
Sdafr -3ufuhr 5000. Niortt
lonaiam bis idmnd.
2omer, boditer @reis $3.50.
CT. Suicp6 Rarft6eridlt.
3uiubr 1000. Marft
ieit.
Sdbrliuae 1915.
SdUsine- 3uflbr 5000. 9larft|
lcidte 1870 bober, itpere long
ium.
GurhihnittspreiS $6.65-7.95.
Soditer 9reis $500.
Sdait-3ufubr 1900. Martt 10
bis 10 boher.
9o6iter 9reis $3.50.
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8tolitdt.
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