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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-18
CITY NEWS.

A daughter, Mary Cecilia, was born to MT and Mrs J. F. Farrell of Water town, to-day.
 Edward Murphy of Phoenix avenue and Miss Catherine Ryan of Welton street will be married tomorrow morning at S:30 o'clock at the Sacred Heart church.
 Lallier's Military band will give a concert and promenade at Columbus hall, Naugatuck on Thursday even ing. The full band will be in attend ance and all popular music will be furnished.
 A boy of five years of age fell from the third story of 51 Vine street yes terday afternoon and alighted on the right side of his face. He had a boys luck in such circumstances and further than mere scratching he es- capped. @
 Editor Charles F. Chapin and daughter, MT and Mrs Carl M. Cha pin and Frank D. Chapin of this city attended the reunion of the Chapin family in Springfield, Saturday. About 25O members of the family were present.
 Mrs Mary Amelia Curtis, wife of the Rev George P. Mains, D. D., form CT pastor of the First Methodist church of this city, died at Mt Yer non, N. Y, Saturday. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon with in terment in Woodlawn cemetery.
 The blacksmiths and their jour- neymen have been having heart to heart talks about wages and have practically reached common ground. There will be no strike. If you don't want to pay $1.50 for shoeing your trotter let him go barefooted for a season.
 Some very nice pieces of statuary were received at the Washington school yesterday and will be on exhi- bition for the first time at the closing exercises this week. The principal one is good representation of Paul Revere astride his charger alarming the boys to get together and protect themselves from the British who were coming in to chastise the rebels.
 luc lOTIy-ululH anniversary Ul lu6 founding of the local branch of the Y. M. c. A. and the annual meeting of the Women's Auxiliary was held yesterday at the Y. M. c. A. build 5 ing. Officers were chosen and ad- dresses were made by State Secretary E. T. Bates of New Haven, A. R. Kim ball, Rev F. D. Buckley, D D, and Secretary R. s. Ross. An interesting musical program was rendered. One of the most gratifying reports of the afternoon was that of the treasurer, showing balance of $166.20 after paying all bills.
 Andrew Stafford, aged 62 years, died yesterday afternoon at his home 37S Mill street, after an illness of six months. He is survived by his wife, six daughters, Mrs David Mackey, Mrs George Freedom, the Misses Kate, Bella, Mary and Maud Stafford, and two sons, William and Andrew, all of this city. Mir Staff ford came to Waterbury from Penn sylvania several years ago and has resided here ever since. The funeral will be held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon with service at the house and interment in Pine Grove ceme- tery. ..z...-....
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-18
Head.On Collision,

Danbury, June 1S.-The Pittsfield express on the New Haven road was in a head-on collision With freight locomotive at II o'clock this morning. Both the locomotives were damaged and that of the express was derailed. Many of the passengers were thrown from their seats but none was badly injured. Engineer Ellingwood of the expresss was badly bruised.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-18

Get your floor covering at the Union Carpet and Oilcloth house. They make speciality of this work.
 White canvas shoes and oxfords at Holczer's for children. Mems and boys canvas shoes in co,ors.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-18

Fly screens for doors and windows, any size required, at Fenner's at low prices.
 The Waterbury Market Co Is selling Gold Medal flour at $6.4u barrel. Duluth Imperial at $5.50.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-18

Get suits that live boy can play in without their going to pieces. Up- son, Singleton X Go have them.
 Take advantage of the English Woolen Mills offer and get pair of trousers free with your suit.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-18

Summer shirts in light colors and cool material at c. r. Wilson's, 50c to S1.75. Outing hats and caps.
 Jones, Morgan & Go have the un- derwear that is just suitable for this weather, soc to $5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18

folsenbe: "a Yfunb Gutter miro gu
S6aum geriibrt. bas 9artseiottene
bon bier Giern glatt barunter. ebenio
Elm fein ge%fpiegter Barring nit rett
piel Yeteriilie uub S1nittlauf.
Iud 9 ii ne 3I0B uno Crime
Smeletten brinst ms bas Sriibiabr.
gu lebteren baft mar Spinat, &erbel,
Sauerampfer unb Sdnittlau6 unb
bdmpft oies nit eiuem GbloffcI feinem
gebl in ettpns Butter, ldBt Die Maiie
ausfiblen. gi6t Ie6s gier. Sal5 unp
Wusfatnub oa5u uno bddt SmeIetteu
Dardlis.
gu 8 rdutertI6benb adt man
8erbel, Gitragon unb Yeteriilie, 5u>
iammen cine 9anDpol. SieIes mnb
cine 5auoooa Spirat perben in Sal5s
ipaiier fat iueih geiotten. geipiegt uub
onr1 elm Sieb getrieben. Mus 9ras
tenz ODER Stidreiten nit einiger
Giern, 9eipeidteu unb tpieoer alissez
oriiften Semmeln mirp cine nid)t 81
oiinne Waiie bereitet. Der man 10 piel
bon Den &rdutern 5uiebt. oaB lie cine
16pne, Crime Sarbe erbdlt. gu bic
Ter Maiie 9ibt man 10 uiel Semntels
brDiel, bis lie Did senu9 lit. DaB man
&loBe oabon dbIteden fam. Wan
fudJt b~ieielben enttpeber in Der Suppe
ooer in S~al5tpaiIer ais 9eigabe gum
6leiid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
Ueflagclarbeitcn i'm Smni.

gs lit seniigenb arbeit aler grt
auf pem @~efliigelbofe in Dieiem 1os
not porbanoen. Sbid)on oie Yrlts
Seit iest 5iemli6 porbei lit, 10 lit bic
ler gan5e Wonnt bod nod g~eeignet,
I'M bas Srutgeiddit rpeiter 81 fiji.
rcn. c. lit immer nod Seit. allerlei
Gallen b%erau5u5ieben. Ga bieielben
nod poaig auspacbIen. bis Die aGlte
eintritt. Sunis Siibner. belonSers Der
9roBen 3aiien, peroen faum mebr
legereii, aber bieielben iangen i'm
Saufe oes @interS an 5u legen. nenn
lie ri6tig bebanbelt iperpen ODER bod
firth I'M Sriibiabr. Sie ipdt nlisges
briiteten 9iibner iinb Der @itterung
mebr preis9e9eben. uno merSen Dabcr
bel ungeeigneter 9ebanblung gar
leidt unter oerielben leiben. Ian
muB iih haber chen porieben unD ali
oieles. penn m0glih. permeioen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
Ieri6iebenc Grbbcsriiibcn.

lleber bieies Shena ibreibt Serr
81. Riiaers Srauit I'M ,Yraftilfen
&atbeeber fir Sbitz uub @artenbau"
%folgenbes:
sd bate @elegenbeit, 5u ieben.
tpelNen Iortbeil Die nit grbbeerihubz
Npparnten periebenen geete geaen Die
niht 9eibiibten bieten. Sm poriaen
Sabre madbte t6 einen YrobeperIudJ
nit perihieoenen gum Sdub Der gro@
becrfrilfte e%mpfoblenen 8erdtben. Sie
tbelieren lieb ih auber Spiel, obne
Deren Niitlibfeit unb 9%raruhbarfeit
I'M %geringiteu on5u5ipeifelr. Bon Den
btligeren iudblte ih brei aus: 1.
8eramann's grbbeeritiise ySictoria" :,
2. perbeierte grobeeritiibe yYractis
ca, 3. grbbeeritiise BON Mug. Has
idig, tpel6e I'M praftiihen 3atbaeber
arlge5ei9t mar. SD babe nun infplgc
Der Trobe bon 9ergmann's .@ictos
ria, als Dem in meinen Mugen biaigs
item nnb 5usleid praftiiflten grDs
beerbalter, einen groBeren Soften ans
geidafft, ipelfer lid bel Der naiIen
@itterung 1906 lebr gut beipdbrte.
Was Die Sorm .Yractica" anbelanat,
10 lit lie audi gut unb biIig, audi piels
leiht nod oauerbafter. ipeil gan3 BON
ltartem, per5inftem Srabt. aber man
bralift bapon al bel, ba man farm
mebr als einen Sruhtitiel auf cine
Stiiee legen lam, nGbrenb bon Der
erltgenannten r&ictoria" elm Sulter
tir Die gauge GrSbeeritaube ausreiht.
@uh bon Den inter brei genannten
Grobeeritiieen linp fir cine grobere
GrSbeeritaube orei bis bier Gtiid n6s
tbig. Sic iinb gang bon biinnem aies
ferubol5. dbnelr ettpas breiten Sol3s
etifetten fir SlumentDpfe ETC.. peldbc
oben pielmal %eingeferbt linb. laiien
lid aber ipegen ibrer itumpfen Spite
IN niht gan5 leibten 8oben ihner
einiteden. SIREN 3wef erfiiaen iie
ionit reft gut
Gs banbelt Ii6 Inn aans eiufade
8erdtbe, Die ieber praftiihe @drtner
nno Sarmer lid bequem uno pbne
groBe llnfoiten ielbit beritelen fam.
unD Sober. Der cine ldDne, unpers
iehrte Grobeerenernte einbeimien ipia,
iolte bieie biIigen unb prGftiiden
9ilfsmittel 5u benz Snede benueen.
Sans Defenders miro oas bort notb>
tpenDig iein. mo erfabrungsgemdb Die
@robeeren iebr niel bur6 NdIie,
S6nedeufraB II. oergl. leiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
0eiunbbeits. Hegeln.

@ie piel iou Der Sarmer BOZ, Den
acknowledgement p~eriteben? go picl,
baB ibm fciu Ar5t ms Sons fpmme.
Shsbol miro Manhcr iaaeu. Sbs9ol
iase AUDI i6. iuenu ib nod 9eutc iinbe
Die Hing" genug iinb 5u glnuben, bic
Ner5te icien MIR 81 DEM 8peac oa.
Inn bic 2ente geIunb 81 erbnlten. Sail
Oh Ihon oaran gebaht. Dab Der Ir3t
cine Samilie 5u erndbreu hat. unb oaf
er feline aartoffeln erntct; SleiIcb.
Sroo unb Butter nablcn audi nid6t
in ieiner Office. 9leiber ebenioipcnig.
Son lpenl oocr pppon iol Der NrSt
leben? Son franfen 2euten. Die acz
Iunben gebcn i5m ni6tsl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
Der ,.itiQe Cuff.

9as Sberbunoesgeridt bat pieber
einem einen Yrp8eB enpgiltig euti6ies
Den, IN peldem es iih barrm bans
oelt. Of Der Stnnt, reIp. elm County.
IN fpeltem Srobibition berriht, elmer
Grpreb 8eieuidaft perbieten lam,
gcilti9e @etrdnfe. Die bon auBerbalt
oeS Staates fommen. an Sbreiaten
ab5lliefern. 9ns bo1ite @eridt fall
tc feline @nti6eioung 3u @uniten Der
Ibams grprebs @eieui6aft unb geaeu
Den Staat &entlidp. Sn &entudt
biirfen nlio Observation-Disclosures nad
ipie Dor 8ei6dfte treiben, nelhe aus
oersn Siirgern Del bober Straie uns
terin9t iinb.
60 ipcroen Yrobi6itionsgeiebe ents
peber burh rifterlihe Gntf1eibuna
ODER burd) laye Iusiiibrung %ieitens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18

Der Gretutipbeamten 5unidte sema6t,
Nah elmer ioeben per6ffentlihten
Statiltif bat Der Gonium altobolis
idler @etrdnfe pro aopf Der 9epols
fering in ben Ser. Stadten CANA err
beblid nm IA Sro5ent = 5ugez
nonmen. auBer Srantreid iinb Die
Der. Stanteu oas eiu5ige 9ano Der
@elt, pel6es cine 3uuabme 81 perz
6ei6nen bat, trob Der Semperen8bez
we9ung; oSer ri6tiser pielmebr ins
foIge bes ben yitiaen Sui" i0rberns
ben CONGRATULATIONS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
Sinniprmhe

8reif' in Die IeIieln friid binein,
60 lperoen lie Did nift bremen.
y
Ornate ME in Seinen Yilitten.
@eoulo uno Nut6 fann piel nerri6ten.
-
@etpinnt ma obne Sremb' uno 8ut.
Terliert mans obne SGmer3.
&as Giner obne 5offnuus tbut
Sbut er audi pbne Ser3.
Germ b%eiiern, lpas nibt riftia mar.
llno bann nit Wiutb biuein ms NeueI
Ha6 Srauenber5en. S~rauenbdnoen
i6reit
Sn 9roBen Rotben bieie grobe 3eit,
llno ldBt bod un9enust unD unpers
itanben,
60 pieler Srauenliebe 9raft pers
idnben.
Crit fomntt Die 2aubeit, Damn Der
3neifel,
9ann @ioeripruf. bann 9ab unS
Spott:
Sas babe Senfen fiibrt gum Seufel.
Sas gdn5e Senten fiibrt gu @ott.
-
so lit Die toue 8elt! sic ldbt
Tom l~eeriten S1ipdser lid Den
@lauben,
Sbr beites. idDnite5 9leinoo rauben:
Sen aberglaubeu bdlt lie felt.
s +. @. W c b r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
Sebr %glanbbaft.

YroieiIor: .Sie polen alio BEL mir
Sbr gramen MAIDEN? SD entlimc
mid ia gar nidt. Sic in meinen Sors
leiun9en 9eieben 5u babenl"
Stuhent: .Gb. uumoglid. Serr
Yrofei1or oernedielu mid wobl nit
einem anoern."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
Gatcrlidc 9icbc.

~@el6er lit Sbnen Der 9iebite bon
SIREN Sungen?"
30. i6 prii8Ie JIG Gae 9lei9 gern."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
GpmpliSierte Saftif.

Sic: ~Da binten fommt Die &dtbin,
meine S%obfeinoin. Sect mad aber. bab
lie MIR ni9t merit. bab mir 9 e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
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4uS Der Shule.
8emawlid.

8idter: .3euge. aus SIREN Iften
gebt berpcr, bab Sic idon iebr oft
pereioist iinb; baben sic benn aud
INNER ridtis sei6tporen?"
3euee: rWleeridtenbeelsl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18

pOHl urlulD mlf9eDrddt) Dgtd, bet
Sbnen lit Die Sleii6notb nobl iebr
grob?"
Gin @agnif.
.8er mar benn Der Selb in DEM
Shauipiel, bas 9eitern gum eriten
Wtale aufgefiibrt ipurbe?"
Ser Nntor - Der ben Wlutb hattie,
bel Der Yremiere ~antueienb gu ieinI"
y y -
Sebr e~mpfeblenb.
Raoame (5um neueintretenben
9ienitmdbden) : v8as lit benin in Der
Slaide. Die Sic ba mitsebradt
6aben?"
Sienitmdbden: .Tor5elaufittl"
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Seine Sleinisfeit.
aeqnerin: nSaben g beut' en-
barten Sag s'babt, Serr Soriter. ipeil
g 10 idtpieen?"
Sorfter: sos slau6 /. mar als
3euge beim 8eri6t uno bab' a Bier
telitunb' lang Die 8abrbeit iagen
miiflen!"
Der itnihulbise.
@emeinbe : 0orite6er: Ser 8enz
BARN S6laufopf %bebauptet, Sic bdts
ten ben 8~ierbuber bon binten nit Dem
&niittel iiber ben 8opf seiblasen; er
lam flint 3eu9en brinsen, Die es ses
ieb'n baben."
Stroldmeper: sd lam aber mins
beitens bret Deal Iopiel Seusen brins
gen. Die es niht seieben baben."
8emeinoe : Worlteber: so -
Damn tbun mir Dem armen Strol6z
meier am gnoe bod ipobl unrett."
Sein Yerbienft mm bic quite Sahe.
gettler (5um goriteber zines Itde
bigfeitss 0ereins) : SD bite nm cine
fleine Remuneration fir meme Dem
@erein bisber seleilteten Oienitel"
Soriteber: sir tpel6e Sienite?~
gettler: ~Beil ib es mir angelo
gen fem laiie. nad beiten ardften CUR
Iertilsuns bes 10 itdoliden S6napz
les bei3utraaenl"
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Eeiulut.
8i6ter: ssip ionen aIio ibren
@dtten miBbatSsIt, baben; saben Sic
bnrauf etipas 5u, erfldreu?"
Srau: sReimdl nibts, er iou MIR
beimfommen, oa tperO' i'd linn i6on
Den Stanbpunft flar mafenl"
So =
Safoniider Seiheib.
"Nun. pie mar es gum Souper BEL
aien's2 9as giien sut?"
nSbne 8iir5el" A.
Limb Die l1nterbaltins?" s,
r9eptettert!" iIyNF
Au6 etn Oennf.
aeIlner (3u einem Gait. ser Die
Spetefarte beitelt batte) /: LIMB mas
tueroen Sic nun ip~eiien?"
9ait: ~Id nigl 80. SD ponte
MIR nadi1aueu, mas i6 mir erIpare,
tpenn i6 mir eiie."
Sruffebler.
Gs mar i1on Iitternaht poriiber;
Die Srauen parteten iebniiiftig aui
ibre Ndnner. SieIe aber fonnten
ii6 bon ibreu &l,e"blotalen nidt
trennen.
Ntdt mjglid.
Ir5t: nSie ia9en, Sic bdtteu
furdtbare S6mer5en. Srau Sufner.
Sinb Die S6mer5en gsa6ts srober?"
Yatientin: ~@abrideinli6. Serr
Softor. Sas lam i1 bod audi
nidt ipiien."
Ir5t: nWesbalb benn ni6t?"
Yatientin: Sra. neil i6 Ihlafel"
- - y
Gin SGfden.
Srau Staatsanlpalt: .Srei Wal
bait Su ieet bon meinen Yralinees
geitobIen. nun iperSe i6 Sid aber
tiihtis o%urbbauenl"
Ser feline &urt: .gber Mluma, i'd
lam bod nihts bafiir. mabrl6einlid
leibe i6 an &leptomaniel"
IS - -
@eiblif).
@erettete (bie iiber @oro zines
Sampfers sefalen mari: .@ott. mie
irtcreiiamt. bas gauge Sdiii iprift
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
spab mnB aud ieiu.

Nemes @prt.
2ebrer: .Sepperl. poran lit benn
eigentIid Sein Batter erfrnnft?"
Sepperl: ~gr bat a electromagnetic
e~nt5iinbung. Serr 2ebrer!"
~ y -
Nm ben Saaren ber6eisesusen.
Or: v0iein .Suar sebt INNER mebr
aus - mas ldbt ii9 Dasesen tbun?"
Sic: r@eb' On ni6t 10 bel aus!"
~ - -
Der Nai1auer.
Ser Teiiter raudt ia nidt
mebr?"
nRein. bas baben INN feline
Sreunbe abeeipobnt."
u@ieio, ieine Sreunbe?"
r9sa, iie ifenfeu linn feline Giears
rem mebr."
Sas funtmt ipGtcr sans ppn ielbit.
Barber (5u Dem fleinen Sunsen in
ieinem StubD ygiun, Steiner. tpie
ipilit 9u bas Saar sei1nitten
baben?"
Sriehen: .8ie Yapa = nit einem
groBen God in Der Iitte."
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AmS Der Sdnle.
2ebrer: ~8as rief 8aiier Gnsnitus
bel Der 9adri6t bon Der Nieberlase
i'm S~eutoburser 8albe aus?"
&lein 2iesden (bie nift aufsepabi
Fat une iett Die ginfliiiteruns elmer
Ia6barin mibperitebt): ngarus.
Sarus. glib mir meme &anonen
pieDerl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
Neim @prt

Ser Snfel beiu6t nit ieinem Nefs
fen. Der Stubent lit, cine Sbeaterz
@oritellun9, iporin lid Der Selo iduls
~oenbaIber eridiebt. .9ta, Sris". iast
Der SnfsI I'M 3pii6cnoft, .iiebit gu.
10 lpeit bringt man eS nit Den
Shulbenl"
Srib: .Sait redt. Sntell 2eib mir
MIR slei6 400 0sarf. Samit ib meme
5ablen tann!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
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Sin Sptimiit.

Sauiierer (per l9on 5rpei @a
nausgeipprfen purbe. gum oritteu
Iale eintretenb) : Sra - M aber
SpaB bel Seitel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
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MnSidlasgeben6.

ygigentli6 ipunbere ih mid, bab
On 10 oerliebt in 9einen 8rdutigam
biit; er lit bod bur6aus nidt idOn?"
~Iber er autelt. unb feline aiifie
baben eineu 10 ip%unberbaren 8en5in>
seI6mad.T
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
Bonn 2%aiernenbof.

Saiptmam (5um g%inidbrisen. Der
forttpdbrenb bon ieinem Yferbe abses
i%porfen lpiro) .%as iinb Sic bon
Seruf?~
@%inidbriser: aSbierar5t."
Sauptmann: ~I6 10. barim bat
aud Der Saul iolde @6neisung sesen
Siel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
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sSatale Seritremtheit.

.Staatsantpalt Tin Der Inflases
i6rift eesen ben Hentier Sedmiiler
.ipeeen SpisIens in elmer auswdrtisen
,Sbtterie bldtternp) = s,9d finDe i6
.eben, odB in Sbrem Srotofoa ais
'2opsmimnier 5000 a~nseseben lit.
ipdbrenp bas pen Sften a~nsebeftete
Coos Die Summer 99,694 trdst. @ie
fomrnt baS. Serr Tatb?"
llnteriudungsridter (iid Dor Die
Stirn idlasenol .Sum Seufel. oas
lit ia Die Summer, Die i1 ieIber
ipielet"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
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Sruffcbler.

Gs mar i6on @itterna6t noriiber;
Die Srauen parteten iebniiiftie auf
ibre Ndnner. 9ieie aber fonnten
ii6 bon ibren al.e"blofalen nidt
trennen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
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Scitnnssblhtbe.

Ta6bem Der 6euerpebr oas 9aiier
ppalfdnbig ausseganeen mar. CAB Der
5auptmann Sefebl, niat mebr 81
lprisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
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Sci ben Mt9leten.

9ireftor (einer Mtbletenbube. in
Der plDslid Seuer ausgebrofen iit):
Sean, Dol i9nea Die 8eiuidte. ionit
p"er6rennen RI"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
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Nnr Nobel.

Ser ploslid reid e~etuorSene
S1neibermeiiter S6niirle ipielt ben
noblen Mann. 60 miiiien aud
Iuitern gum Sriibitiid. 8dbrenb er
tii1tis 5ulangt. lam ii9 feline Srall
nidt enti6lieben. mit5ueiien. unS
lebnt NIT ben 8orten ab: so a 3eus,
fpenu | eiien miiBtl"
Or: ga. moanit b pielei6t. NJ +
ifmedt's?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
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@eibli6.

9erettete (oie iiber Sorb zines
Sampfers gefauen mari ; .@ott. mie
irtcreiiant. bas 9au5e S6iff ipritt
bon, mirl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18

m baben. bab tie fommt. ionli
merit lie, OaB mir es semerf
BADEN unb tie ni6t merfen Iaiien
tpoaen. odB mir es semerf I
babenl"
The Washington herald., 1907-07-14
ROCKVILLE SOCIAL NOTES

Rockville. Nd. July g.
Miss Mamie Howard, Of Brookvire, has
returned from a visit TO Baltimore and
Washington.
James Shaw and Edward Musgrove. OF
Washington. have returned from visit
TO their homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas White, Of New
York, are visiting Mr. Whites parents,
Rev. and Mrs S. r White
Mrs Lee Martin, of Washington. is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Henry Howard, of
Olney district. this county.
DIT. S. B. Muncaster Of washington
and Rockville, will begin a two months
vacation on August l at Oakland, Md.
Mrs L. H. Griffith and daughter. Viola
have returned from an extended visit
10 friends in Pittsburg and Warren. Ohio.
Rev. P. NJ Boyden has gone TO Clare
mont, Prince George County, Va. to as
sumo charge of Martin-Brandon parish.
AIr. and Mrs William White. of Wash
ington are spending the summer here.
having taken quarters at the Corcoran
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Lewis. Of this
place, have gone to Burlington, Vt, to
spend the summer. They viii first spend
two weeks in Springfield, Mass
One hundred and fifty friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel B. Wethersld, of Sandy
Spring. helped them TO celebrate the
twenty-fifth anniversary Of their mar
rage at their home few days ago.
Frank Higgins. Of the Rockville bar.
with six jolly youngsters of the vicinity.
has gone TO Chesapeake Beach 10 camp
out for ten days. Frank Higgins. jr.. Val.
Wilson, Louis Hicks. Theron and Duncan
Smith, and Edmond Jones are in the
party.
The Womans Christian Temperance
Union. of Sandy Spring. have elected the
following officers for the ensuing year.
President, Mrs. F. D. Jackson; vice pres
ident. Mrs. Emily T. Massey; secretary.
Mrs. Lucy o. Barnes, and treasurer, Mrs.
T. NJ Wetherald
The Washington herald., 1907-07-14
MARYLAND RESORTS.

days we were engaged Then we were
married. We came to indianapolis. and
IN 1868 bought this piece of property.
During the war there was a good
amount of correspondence between girls
here at home and boys IN the field. They
had never met each other. perhaps. but
it was ali very pretty and sentimental
and did the boys deal OF good, serving
to break the monotony of camp life. Nv
wife. who had been a school teacher. told
me that she had carried on a correspon-
dence of this kind with a young Ohio
soldier whom she had never seen. and
when we were married We wrote to him
telling him of our marriage and wish
ing him all sorts of good fortune.
We'll, in 1868, after we had bought this
place, we went TO a nursery for a lot Of
fruit trees to set out It seems the nur-
sery was run by my wife's war CORE
spondent, which we didn't know of at the
time and when he saw the name signed
to the order he remembered US. So what
does that chap do but send that birch
tree TO my wife with his compliments. also
a variety Of rose bushes, with the re-
quest that she plant them in remember
ance Of him and the letters which had
served to tighten the dun hours of his
soldier days So there's the tree, nearly
forty years old; there's the little bit Of
romance more than forty years old. and
there's Mrs Humphreys sitting on the
porch
The Washington herald., 1907-07-14
OCEAN CITY NOTES.

Ocean City. Md, July 10.
Mr. Cartwright Church and family. Of
Washington, are occupying their cottage
Mr.. Avereli and family, of Washington,
have taken enc of the newly built cot
tages on Baltimore avenue.
Mr.. Duane Fox. of Washington. has
returned TO his cottage, which his family
has occupied for the past fifteen years.
The beach Is alive these mornings with
life and color, and one wonders whether
the water or the beach holds more at
fractions.
The Lamden cottage has been purchased
by Mr.. Clarence Doyle, of Washington.
and he has brought his family down for
the summer
Ocean, City is daily growing in popu-
larity. 1t has long been popular with
Westinghouse. and many Of the private
cottages are occupied by families from
the Capital.
The Sisters Of Charity of ST. Rose
Industrial School, washington, have a
very large summer home for the orphans
here. and at present there are about
forty girls and ten sisters there.
A new pier is one Of this summer
attractions, and offers an ineXhausuble
round of amusement for pleasure-seek-
ers. Among the attractions are a NOV
ing picture theater, skating rink. cafe
and fishing pier.
Among the Washingtonians who are
registered at the hotels are:
Atlantic-Mr. and Mrs. tombstone, Miss
Dorothy Fox. Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Bowen
IT., Miss Ruth Jenkins, Miss G. r. Hard
ing. Mss P. NJ. Harding. DIT. T. Victor
Hammond T. Victor Hammond, jr., Miss
Virginia Hammond. Edward II. Ham.
mond. A. Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Crawford, Miss Crawford. G. Z. Bowers
Plinhimmon-Mr. and Mrs. Richard T.
Baden and family. Mr. and Mrs B. II
Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Sheehan
Mr.. and Mrs. James Geddes.
Mt. Pleasant-Mr. J. T. Richards.
Mt. Vernon-Mrs. Adele Price and family
Hamilton-W. A. Roberts. T. Victor
Hammond, jr.
RTeakers-Miss Louise Duvall