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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-29
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yer Serbittpino itri4 in bic ountle
Maniarbe.
4iia lag ouf ser Settle, bic 9dro
unter bic Dangs seidoben. uno be
tra6tete ole t%untelnoen Sterne
Smre no balb auf9eridtet, Den Sopf
auf ben linten Nrm seitibt, er ipte.ts
nit &tias bIonSem 6aar.
No9 turSe J3eit, oa9te Clio. uao
i6 muB olein ieil.
S9mere 9eonnten fomen tp,s
ountle Radtp09eI uno iesten iiA gu
ibren 9Gupien.
Sbre Ginnabmen tpnren in ben
leBten WpGen INNER gertnser sepol>
ben. Wer mo9te ipit I'M !9erbit nod
nd6 oen &unltl9dBen Dor 6lorsn;
walIfabren, uno ipelhe Wtutter fpIi
borurtsilslos 9enug, ipre Hinoer ooH
elner sele9neten Jrau unterridten su
lahen2
Nd. le ole botten Die iunge 6rud,t
untcr benz 9er3sn getra9en, batten
gefiblt. pie lie pu6s, batten elae-
16iperen StuiIoe entge9en9elebu. aper
Das mar u poriber, uno ote Tlns
Der muBten Dor Dem betpabrt peroen,
mas Die @ltern ni9t beilie senug 3es
halten batten.
WR lan9e piiroe tie ii9 iiber
Wuller balten tonnen? IS NOR mob
cine 10 lonse 3eit bis lnfans Vtor3.
uno Snre piroe fern fem.
Mn men ipllte lie ilh wenoen. penn
pirtIi9 einmal DIE Ytpt tam2 8uIm,
has ionnenbeitrubIte Guim, bob tI6
aus ben blauen Wogen Der Mbrla.
So, oas tit meme IeBte Sutluht.
oadte &ild. ooer ebe i6 oieien gDeg
sehe, mill :1 ourdboIten, loianse l1
tam.
Sic fob oer guten profehor, rpte
ct gum 4bi9ieo, lpenise Gage nod
Dem &on3ert, tbre 9anD belt.
rNIio Sic t1mmen nd6 Wten,
penn es Sbnen bier gu elnlam MUD,
uiGt pabr. tleine 6rau2" bait er sez
fogt, uno ieinen frob i1petfsnoen
@eoanten uno 9rcbsn naipen Aussn
bic nlemals Die tlelnen gtuancen Oes
Gebens pabrna9meu, mar Is pouta
%entgangen. oaB Giia an ibrer Ginlams
teit legt ooppelt l9per trugen putoe.
Grau 9ofer, NH Del Gtla nlema!s
tpeoer, lett Der unterre0ung I'M
8oboli9arten, etne pertroultde Inter
haItun9 9efubrt, put.e tbr leoe AnI>
mort abSeidnitten NIT Den Qborten:
Rein, Wlen ndss oo0p legt TEN
Iutentbalts OFT fur 6rou Anoras.
gs lit gang rIdtt9. Gie0lte," patIs ne
geiaat, ltU an Nila penpenD, DUB
Sic bier blelben modem. DIE ,Sett
piro 5bnen BET at ben Stunoen, ore
sic e~rlelIen. gar utat 10 lang mcroen,
uno iAlieB!lu. beute itraupen SIe
iih ia n39 eth peuig, i1lteBE9
per0en sic ia ppd gu ben 35ren
geben."
Giia Bate ss nio5t fir Der Wtube
pert gebalitn. odraul gu antpUlten.
ie bate 81 5mr: blnuber gsie9en. DER
niAta pon oer u%uterbaItunQ aet9It
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-29

uno 0oh tam enc ueberralnuna.
Sin Yutet mt 9ublueu OtaaeH uo;l
GDrer llelnen Smiuellet un0 mas plel
meDr. Ole NIttenuIls. 0uB ne .tr
glenn gu Nnldng Ues Ileuen Sabres
cane Oelolumnt apeIluellen lpnne.
ne iperoe ullerIe, tur 0en er,pJlet.it
tlelnen Sroenpufger brluden uno
au6 tlr ith le!plt. Sic loIs ut
op4 ipvnen uno pfie9sH uno nlbt
CUR . lpurIom letn!
Nn Dem Gage glng Eitd gum >rIten
Utale luleoer 1a1 Sau Uilnldio.
SR bate germ Den UtOuh 9t!ebtn,
Der ne 9eErollel puIle. liz lpoliis eIrein
Uienlhen olnten tunnen.
six lab Ibn nldt.
Ats SIld IN BIZ stlrde ging, itrtc4
ibte lOaHb lteDeooi uteI Ole 2litt 0es
SupteGIempeie.
Ss lub,te pieoer ole Shonbet.
0Tilnen butle Indu e'ne Atlpnt
uutgeUnul. DOR OR III 0unten Oialern
Iluier btunuten.
untel elIIem Siroboa6 IN e,nela
Stdll rono ole Nrtppe, odrtn tdbte
aut elne Otrapteuttun5 t;n ,5eluslu1
aus gBuGa. ous elne lltlne Quno ia
ntnb ~eryoten bdits. yieern oet
Grippe lidnoen Soltt un0 UtatIa.
QlrIen tnItten 1uuoI un0 tln1eAnl
lpsl9elen tletne NGt1en, ddfteu uui
grunem Utoos. utbel Dem Udh oef
Siulles lHlpebie M Gn9el MI eIGtm
Sptunbdno III otn 4dnoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-29

llno @ortsis9 drdu Snrtel settle
tbr iuraltt nod einen lansen Sriei
9elhteben. Sic rar 10 ubnun9slns.
Nlt ioute liz ilr dud 1e.lsn. ME
ratenf
Us blieb ia nur Der cine Wse. iifl
outd rlns otEtlde StIiung barber
ja unietUdlen. 100 SHle pur, ui;o
odHr 5n ldh bIn3urCllen, le.Jlt mi;
tbH 6u lpIrt1en.
six 9tls iur Vealiou 0ranNinI
uno bat osn Y2ttNt. ole ueuli1s
1stlung lcotn 2ds fIr 1T Jlliu.
trlpdglen, lie lpuIOs t0ntn,en hE9 TX
oeliun9tn bpieu,
2ua ttuHte Igr einige 0erubIluaQ
Srtlmul III Del 2Eoue gtng III AZ
OrdtolWl. Dam ldB lie ia Nuedo
Il, tgEtI tulteh 1t0nluI0e dH0 l1d,ts,
tLdIg -
@Ila Ipurte, no lie III tonnt,. liz
Dun9tGie. JrUt, atn9 Htt 5cttIlent..
Ouugen un0 puIIe e.n elI.5 ues, dJ,ez
uuatea Nirto. 0ds iae III I4lsH Stlel
0n.dn0 irugel l0nllte.
sic muBts 10 Ut.o pIi,n. um tei>
ZEN 8u tohIler.
De tle,ne GumEr ihmDij iurel
Hle4I 3uldiaIheIi, ,uliIeb.lu, gattt LLu,
oct SettuuI Iqtel spelitsth !,dpie.IJ.
.e.stil Iltult u,tst ItnugI, uho
telne ,1ei.uflgsitotlS yuU ~ lnen
OsnYrtoets.
Nilu o09 DIE atten. elgentumIlfJ
JsIa6sen J..il9t Don DER 41lnc, oIe
Sntte 70 gem gtlepun g4ite. Six
tpoulf lt UtttduItll, AUet as &c adj
oen pUnle le,Gto pur0, tlel es l9t
U.i!tt lu)luet.
Us lUut tpr, ais pcrtGufte nc Ouu;l
EN- SlHd lg;ti 4)e,mat. rs e9In1e
pc etlteI fSteuei -it oen QlloeIl, Clt
otele allye emit 9titdgth. uuD cIe
Igte Giittn unU OtoBetIt.n bleA.ia)l
sriegnet 9utttn.
Ste tegtte III oas 9roBs Witt5baus
5uIuu, III 0en llt l3cgnie, uEU gang
ntuqldm DIE te.le. Imuadle ltsppt
3,naut.
amer ibrer Cir lag stne poltior.e.
Nte lbt $9eIo ldiag.
4uus UleulHa tUunld;te i1r etrl
f~rUeep We,pnuWistel..
Utli slIIelnUtn Hulen Iebte lie lid,
an lgren 2lin aIIO lutd;s utlen Ge>
talnten OtuBe sum XpeltndYlsIsll
uno lpter SWIpeiet 9teiei. De iu.:
uudl baio 4tuIltG luutpr, ldtleU liz
euEta iangen, purIhlolen Sttel.
Ods battle lu 9dn6 Uet9:n'a
WeIgiuhlel, Ia >Stl4nLWien!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-29

tlsfsr YsrbeusuHs uno RFfRe.s i5r Die
Sure.
Ous Wiittassbrpt lift nun per.
l6msrSt, oante li-. Gin Sirs ipar oa.
bun - aber Siia tru9 elne 9ofrnum
nIt roh QduIs. uno olels 9OifnLua
troy le nlCqi.
glne Ianssrs NptI5. Die parau,
lhlItben lieB, oaB 5mrts Spel
groBte Sea9tune selunoeu bulis
tsilte nit. oaB SnIrs am Is. Iopem.
Der, alto Sipel 2d9e lpatet, Elm HoIl.
sert 9eben pliroe
Nlsmano entl9ulolot 10 Ieidt unp
germ pIe cine llebenos 6rdu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-29

dhf Ole baRte Gurts. Sic 6uhIia.
blsrie, pIe Elm HIRo. Ole 9rudihr.ft:
-Silt auf pds orantenbureer Sor."
90. 10. er ton5ertlerte IN 9pelts
osutldlano, edtte he, lire 3unse lag
Iqr luIper TN Y.ano.
SIe mertte t.Vb.lb, oab lie thinner.
Jon duI Den 2Il,4 Ae3I.r, q uat en-
paBlIues, :noHernes 0erauln an0 ne
sotnis ood aIGt duiborsn.
Damn babe i'd IS IL lebt gut, lam
bier bleiben, tmmer bier plelbeIl, 10
ratIsrte ibr Sermurpits Ytpun lpel.
ter. tam gum Sapit Don 0onJisllu
9ehen, gu Dem i10nsn. lun3en Eu....
Der ibm 10 abn!l1 llebl. adj. 10
abnli1!
ga, er bat Elm Sh'prrt = co.r ben
er TEN Sdlpert stns Sht;rott.
Sic ltuno ldperfahls duI INC p'lp.
perts Dor ilA bin.
Sic tletoete llG gang lon1lon oiA
uuo Ie9ts llh gu Sett. Us lony
heller 2as, ubeI Ntlu lt,tn a'les 10
puntel.
SIX iab oas 9eisat'e GiciiGt Dts
lur9en 0aplo, es bdttr ,,att2 3uge
= le oeraEperten l,d wurten 81
elmer 0rtmdlle = ods Wie0p'en5duol
ltnrrte lie oil - lie pctte elL:n NAIs
ldrel Ibre eigeue Stlnme ulO
Damn ientis Ii6 Die Nede DIS Slms
mers tiet. lmmer tleter lul ne prGuO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-04

Ifany one qualification is demanded
OF kitchen, IL is that OF sanitary fitness
and cleanliness. The Kitchens Of to-day
are manifestly greatly improved over
those OF q century ago when earthen
floors and breaking hearths were
still in use. The modern Kitchen, with
white or tinted walls, cabinet range,
enameled ware and aluminium pots and
pans il somewhat of . marvel 10 utility
and sttractiveness. 1t 10 indicative OF
the great advancement the world has
made In science and art; for herein
beauty in design and form has become
intimately connected with usefulness.
From walls to equipment, the modern
kitchen certainly is q subject of no little
curiosity and wonder. Elizabeth, queen
of England, In her draughty halls and
damp living-room, In her noisome dining
room and kitchen no less uusanitary, was
not 90 we'll provided for as the humble
housewife of to-day in her tidy, whole
some, and beautiful little cabinet-kitch-
en,-a model of convenience, q repre-
sentative production Of an age OF prog
ress and attainment. For in fact, all
that science and art have contributed to
make life more comfortable and desir-
able finds expression In that part OF the
house which is rs vital to prosperity az
the stomach to the body. The Kitchens
of to-day, as well as factory and ofhcee,
bear marks Of progress, for In them Is
not the production of the finest shops to
be seen?
Truly, the up.to.date kitchen Is not
ONLY convenient but also wholesome and
beautiful. In such work-ro0m the
housewife should find in her daily rou-
tine something of real privilege and
pleasure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-04
Refininu Tapioca.

This elegant and delicate starch Il
the product Of plant that Is cult
waited very extensively In the Malay
peninsula, where its culture is almost
entirely In the hands Of the Chinese.
The tubers Of the plant (Manihot utilis-
sima), which weigh on an average
from ten to twenty-five pounds, are
first scraped and then carefully wash.
ed, after which they als reduced to a
pulp by being passed between rollers.
This pulp Is carefully washed and
shaken up with abundance of water
until the felcula separates and passes
through very fine sieve into a tub
placed beneath. The -four so obtained
Ia repeatedly washed and then placed
on mats and bleached by exposure to
the sun and air. It Is finally converted
into the pearl tapioca Of commerce by
being placed In crude shaped frame
covered with canvas. It Is slightly
moistened and subjected to a rotary
motion, by which means It is granu.
lated. It Is next dried In the sun and
finally over the fire In an iron pan
creased with vegetable tallow and Is
then ready for the market
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-04

brother attorhoy' and not to har-
Dor a grudge against fellow pracu.
toner because he won and you lost"
The sobbing grew fainter and then
stopped altogether.
"D-don't call me Ellington" she said
"Why, you don't expect me to be Ger.
smonious with a brother attorneyT' he
asked
Marion buried her face ON his shout
der.
"B-but I'm not a brother attorney"
she murmured. I'm a sister attorney
and a weak one too"
There was long silence-that Is 10
say. so far as coherent and articulate
speech was concerned-but finally Bob
spoke.
Remember this. dear lady" he said
Every case you try l shall be the at
torney on the other side If money can
buy substitution, and II 1t can't then
l shall pay the damages myself rather
than have you thrust into the publicity
and discourtesy Of petty litigation
again."
"But l never shall be-" said Marion.
smiling through her tears.
"Why not?' Bob asked.
Because" she replied, "I've pefma.
nently retired from active practice"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-04
aridaa In India.

A bride In India never sees her hus-
band until after the marriage cere.
mony. The parents choose the wife
for the son Of the house without con-
sulting either party. Sometimes the
bride Is as young as fourteen. The
child Is gorgeously dressed and placed
on dais behind a sheet, the women
Of the family being In attendance.
On the other side Of the sheet are the
bridegroom and many Of his young
men friends. The groom keeps throw
ing over Jewels attached to flowers,
which the women on the brides side
remove and place in her lap or ON her
person.
This first ceremony IL called the
shadee, and, although 4 man Il allowed
four wives, no other ever holds the
same position as the 6rst chosen for
him The others are Of little impor-
lance. living their lives more or less g
servants to the fifst wife. Al the frst
wife gets. to middle age she II known
a. the begun. Pearson's Weekly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-04
STATE OF MAINE,
OXFORD. a..

OXFOkD, 6S:
Court of County Commissioner. December "a.
sion, a. D. 1918, held at Paris, within and y.
the said County of Oxford, on the Ard Tnesdss.
of December, A. d. 1915, being the ?lst dsT y,
said month.
THE County Commissioner FOR the Cou,,v
Il of Oxford, In the month Of september a n
1915 - provided by law, made actual In.nert,ar ~,
Of the County roads duly located and omen y,
travel lying In unincorporated townsbIns s ,vt
tracts Of land hereinafter mentioned n ga
County, for the purpose Of ascertlinIDg the con
diti0n Of said roads and estimating the amoHn,
needed 10 put the same in repair 20 as to he sssa
and convenient for public travel; and II anresr e
ing on said inspection that said roads were na,
In good repair and not safe and convenient o.
purposes Of public travel and that tar sbonH
be assessed on said ,anLs for the repair az saSd
roads therein; they do therefore on the Is, dsy
Of December. A. ID. 1915, adudge and order that
the following sums be assessed and the same are
hereby assessed upon the following lands 10 un.
Incorporated township AMI tracts Of land here
matter mentioned, f he purpose VI repairing
the roads passing through them during the year
1916, to wit:
ON Andover West Surplus, for the purpose u
~ repairing that part OF the County road lesi.
ing from Andover Corner 70 Upton which Les
In said Surplus the sum Of five hundred seventy.
eeven dollars and forty -four cents Is assessed Is
follows:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-04
PROBATE NOTICES.
70 al persons interested In either OF tnc esss'c
Ln-.fr . <Eo~ n mad.

TO an persons interested In either OF shc esss'cs
hereinafter named: a., I'D
for the County Of Oxford. on the third Tuesday
NJ nee. In tie wear of our Lord one ehous&nu
nine hundred and fifteen, the following ma1eI
having been pEesentsd fcr the scaSn
That notice thereof be given 70 All persons ~
tarested. by causing copy Of this order 70 De
publishcd three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In cne Ox.
ford Democrat, newspaper published q SOUL
!. r.r,s fr r sas Court & Be- held a
the third Tuesday OF January. A. "; Isto, - =;
nine Of the clock In the forenoon, and be nearo
thereon II they go cause:
George souls late of Browpheld. deceased !
win and petition for probate thereof presen!ea
by Edwin r. Soule. the executor Therein namoo.
samuel II. Burbank late of Canton, de.
ceased; will, petition for probate thereof ana tne
appointments Of n. Jane burDank as ef s I.na
Burbank, the executrfx therein named.
ceased: will and petition for probate thereof and
the appointment Of Lorna A. Fairbanks as 81
ministrstrix with the will annexed presented 1y
said Lorna A. Fairbanks, sister, ana OrT'n r
Littlehale, father.
Charles G. Andrews late of Paris, de.
ceased; will, petition for probate thereof ana tne
thereof without b nd presented oy saia LIVING
e. Andrews, the executor therein named.
Paine Haskell late Of Canton. deceased
Arst account presented for allowance by Edward
L. Haskell. administrator.
Peter O. Pickett late of Paris. deceased
petition for license 70 sell and convey real estate
presented by William Il. Lurvey, administrator
Mildred F. and Theodore o. Pottle Of
Lowell minors; petition for license 70 sell and
G ,nvey real estate presented by Mildred ID.
Andrews, guardian.
Aravesta ID. Brooks late Of Paris, de:
ceased; petition for an allowance out OF personal
estate presented by Prescott r. Brooks, Wild
over.
Sarah n. Bean late OF Denmark, deceased
Will and petition for probate thereof and the ap'
pointment Of A. Haude Wttham as execusrix
thereof without bond presented by said A.
Maude Witham, the executrix therein named.
ADDISON K. HERRICK, Judge of said Court
sa.2 ALBERT D. PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-04
Recipes.

SPANISH SCRAMBLED EGes
2 tablespoons butter
Bermuda onion
12green pepper
1,2 pimento
eggs
! A cup rich milk
teaspoon salt
Is teaspoon pepper
Melt the butter in a chatting dish or
frying pan. Add onion, pepper, and
pimento chopped together, and let them
simmer until they are perfectly tender
and the butter is nearly absorbed. Add
milk and seasonings to eggs and beat
till light. Add this to the Ingredients In
the chatting dish and stir gently until CO.
agulated.
SALMON BOX
pound can salmon
/ egg
12 cup cracker crumbs
teaspoon salt
l 8 teaspoon pepper
IA teaspoon sugar
teaspoon lemon-juice
% cup milk or cream
8 cups cooked rice
Butter an oval mold thickly and
line with an inch-thick layer Of rice
which has been boiled in sailed water
until tender but firm, and then drained
dry. Fill the center with salmon freed
from skin and bones and mixed with all
the other ingredients. Pack in closely,
cover the top with layer of rice, set on
lid, and steam forty-f1v minutes. Serve
with peas or Hollandaise sauce.
TUNA FISH A LA KING
1pouud can tuna fish
8 tablespoons -four
pint hot cream or rich milk
/ tablespoon diced red peppers
8 Tablespoons butter
1-2 tablespoon diced green peppers
! teaspoon salt
IL bay-leaf'
Few grains cayenne
Buttered toast
Melt the butter, add the peppers, and
one teaspoon of chopped onion II de-
sired. Cook these In the butter until
tender, then add the -four and season
ings and gradually the milk, stirring
constantly. Put In the bay-leaf and let
Ii stand in the sauce till 1t 10 ready to be
used. Flake the tuna fish with fork,
stir carefully into the hot sauce. ar
range on the toast, and garnish with
parsley.
CHERRY COCKTAIL
2cups canned oxheart cherries
cups spiced or canned currants
Ia cup orange-juice
Sugar to taste
Mint for garnishing
Mix together cherries. currauts and
orange juice, add sugar a. needed, chill.
and serve in cocktail glasses. Garnish
With sprigs Of mint.
SUNDAY HOT BREAD
"a cup sugar
Q tablespoons butter
1-S teaspoon salt
egg
IS cup milk
Ia cups -four
8 teaspoons baking-powder
teaspoon lemon extract
GRADUATED sugar
Cream together the sugar. butter and
salt, add the egg veil beaten and mixed
with milk and extract, then the -four
and bsking- powder mixed together.
Spread 10 two well-oiled layercake tins,
sprinkle literally With . mixture OF
granulatsd sugaf and clnnamoa, and
bake twenty 10 twenty-five minutes In .
qu1ek even Serve pesfeEably while hot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-04
investment Bargains.

unvoStmoUe oaTSSWes
The investor who picks up desira'
BILE property when everybody Is SELL
ing and no one buying will have to
wait only a reasonable time to secure
his reward. I recall when real estate
in several large cities was a dEag on
the market. Everybody seemed anx.
ious to sell and no one to buy, but
the buyers in those periods have real
lied enormous profits, far greater than
one can get In the Stock Exchange.
The man who has money, even II 1t Is
but small amount can always turn
It over to advantage If he will wait
for the opportunity. Don't go with
the crowd when every one is wild to
buy something, but quietly abide al
opportunity when everybody Is anx.
ious to unload and buyers are few. AT
such time the bargain counter opens
-Leslie's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-04
'nion Water Power Co. Of

Union Water Power Co., OF
Lewiston, dam, lot and build. 10000, ,,oom
T.H Goe, third, David Pin.
gree, Ann Maria Wheatland
and Anna p. Peabody, two
thirds of remainder Of said
township except public lots, 2ss5l 42s6l6 l'lsD
;?llsS
And It is hereby ordered that OF this amounting Rs
sum Of $500 be expended on the Black bfvo.
road. And Henry L. Poor OF Andoyer i aP,
pointed Agent to superintend the expenditure
the same, and Is required to give bond IS the sH
directs. And that the balance Of s2loi6 @ CA
pended on the Carry road In said township, anu
e. r. Coburn Of Middle Dam is appointed Ag,uG;
TO superintend the expenditure OF the same sn'
IL required 70 give bond as the law directs
ON &c" Surplus. for the purpose of repairing ra1s
~ 20 much Of the County road leading n ,ns
Andover TO Upton "a lies In said Surplus sn %e
sum Of one nund ed 1fty -four Idollars ana paH
cents II assessed as follows: Upon inc ca
tire tract, supposed 70 contain nine thVu'aI az.
three hundred acres, exclusive OF pGgSr III m
valued at elb 800 and owned one:thlrI W 90
Coo Of Bangor, and two-thirds by DaViI rl nEsaSr
Ann Maria Wheatland and Anna r reaovryS
the sum Of one hundred fifty -four Collar as Il
dfty cents; and Burt Dunn, aloIesat,i y. -.
appointed Agent 70 expend the same anu 10 ~
quired to give bond ~ the law directs
nN Riley Township for the purpose OF rePa M
~ Ing the road In said town-hip run n, an
70 the place formerly occupied by VIM 1 9in.r:
the sum Of three hundred twenty .eight uoH'''
and twenty one cents Is assessed as follows
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-04
Observation-Disclosures
oriental crowds in their gay colors7


Since the revolution and counter
revolution Of 1909 much has been done
to improve the general aspect OF the
city, and also to facilitate communi
cation. A splendid new bridge mas
been thrown across the Golden Horn
streets have been widened and paved,
electric trans have taken the place OF
horse trans, public parks have been
opened in various parts Of the CITY,
the Turkish postoffice has been re-
organized, and last, but not least
telephone system has been established.
The Turk is polite to fault. He Is
often shocked by the brusqueness OF
the westerner. His sense Of humor ID
large. His inimitable way OF story
telling is proverbial. Those who have
known him intimately have found him
q generous host, a kindly neighbor and
a good comrade, but as ruler quite
incapable of falling in with modern
methods,
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NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that she
has been duly appointed administrative OF the
estate of
JULIUS A. RECORD, late Of Paris,
bonds IS the law directs. All persons having
demands against the estate of said deceased
are desired to present the same for settlement,
and all indebted thereto are requested to make
payment Immediately.
December alst, 1915. 6s.2
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room QOOr. AZ
he emit cred q
faint sound Of
8 o b bling came
from the dark
ness, and when
he turned on the
lights there on
the bed lay Mari
on Ellington, A.
B., LII. B., attof-
ney and counsel
or at law. with
her pretty face
all flushed and
tear stained. He
fell on his knees
beside her.
"Billington," he
said softly, lone
Of the first les
sons of the law
IL to bear defeat
with eOuanimity
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Henry w. Dunn, part Of nome.
stead, 100 s;i tHI
Umbagog Paper Co., balance
of township, 625! S'5l? S!@
S5IIA
And Burt Dunn Of Andoyer North Sur.
plus Is appointed Agent to superntend the er.
penditure of the same according % law and e
required TO give bond as the law directs.
ON Andover North Surplus, for the purpose Of
~ repairing 80 much of the County way lead
ing from Andover Corner TO Upton as lies within
said Surplus, and also SO much Of the Blsck
Brook road, SO called, as lies within said Sur:
plus, and for permanent improvement aud
maintenance on the State Aid Road 10 said Sur
plus, the sum of eight hundred ten dollars and
{ortv. four cents ia assessed as follows