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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31

felt bait id eisentfi6 cine RaB per>
Sient - febren mir alio UNI!
- - y
ShMtfolsernns.
9teshen (aus elmer 3eiti6rift iiber
Sas gingeben zines glepbanten I'M
oooloaii6en @arten Ieieno): 9as
5er5 bes g~lepbanten tpieet bier3ig
Hfunb.
Better &arI: Seiies. mug oas men
Mnmps seben. tpeuu Dem bds Ser3
IN Die 9oien fdutl
= -
Cine Grrnusenidatt.
&onteriit: 8eit bab' ids gebrahtl
Sd bin boppelter gufbalter nit eins
fadem @ebalt unb oreifa6er Qr6eitl
ssm 2aben.
Surse Dame: Sd mofte elm gaar
Sanbi6ube. ipetB aber nift, fpel6e
Summer.
W~erfdufer: Sarf id nm S6re Sanb
bitten. nrein Srdulein?
DAME (berlesen) Gber, mein
8err, min baben ia bod crit elm paar
Worte miteinanber sepefIeIt.
= - -
WaIisibs.
gr: Nit Dem Shul3e fonn man
faftiih elm berninftises @ort ni6t
rebeu.
Sic: 9aben Sie's benin fbon eius
mai oerinht?
Mtkperitanbnik.
9err (aIs linn Der 5huiteriunee
elm Yaar Stiefei brinst) /: 8as fpiuit
9u benn iortrennen? Sd gable lie Sir
9leihl
S6ulferiun9e: M6, ih badJte, Sic
bleiben lie I6ulbis. neil Der Meeiter
faste. Sic ieien a feiner aunoel
- y -
Sa 10!
Goaefteur: Sier lit Sbr Zoos, Jest
madden Sic dbcr. oaB sic berausz
fommenl
auube: 9a brauden sic bod niht
glei6 10 arob gu neroen!
Golefteur: @rob? SD meinte ia
nir, NIT BENT Qoost
y S &c
Cptiniitifhe goransietnns.
Serr (ber bon elmer ipGten S3oneu
sebeirathet pirb) !: Biinid)eu sic. oa6
mir cine 9of~5eitsreiie maben2
Sic: Noau benu, mir ipiiroen bod
nnteriuegs INNER mn einapber ane
idhauerri f96g
~ - y
Gtne quite 8remnbin.
Wit benz S6Ieier heroe ib bod
Dor g~elditieungen iider fem.
Iber obne benielben nod ii6erer.
8eridpenbuns.
Grite Game: Wds penflt gu? SD
t6re bel fir 8unit bon bent NuoeleeIb
meines Rdpas. 8eltern crit babe ih
elm Bib fir 10000 Mart eetauftl
3peite Game: 8us? 9nfiir frieait
On bod ben gan5en IaIer ielberl
- ~ "
ttnscf1brlid.
a.: Ser Stibioius Sdliidten muB
tpo6l frauf iein, er iiebt ia fur6tbar
bleid aust
g.: Ih, bas bat nihts gu bepeuten
- BLOB gramenfarbel
- - ~
Torumrf.
8atte (porleIcno) T.: Sn Imerifo bat
elm Chiffon in elmer Iinute cine gauge
Staot fortsefest.
Satin: llnslaublihi lIno unier
Widbhen braiiht ne balbe Stuibe,
ebe Tie cine Stibe ansfestl
~ ~ "
Srmffebler.
Na6 ben Iusiaaen beS Yoli5iitcn
fam er eerube baSlt. ipie Der brutale
WenIh ieinen Dads IN emporcnoiter
Weiie miB9y u"nbelte.
~ ~ y
ltniibcricgt.
0erihtSprdiioeut (5um Gugetln9<
ten genebmen Sic lid bier nicbt 10
fred unb ile9elbaft, Sic tbuu ia ge>
rabe. ais oh Sic bier Der @oriiseune
ipdren.
" " ~
Snrd bic Slime.
Serr (aum Sieucr. Den cr I'M Sers
badt bat, oab CT beimlih feline Cigar
ten roudtl +: S6ren Sic nal. Spbaun.
ba5 fnnn niht 10 peiter geben - mir
rauden entIhieben 3u piel!
QoE}knftef fir WrMhfIf0Rm0e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31

&amm slnnblib.

9ienitmdoNcn: Sic elouben gar
ni6t, iplc 5eritrclt mein Yrofeilor III:
ais or ieinc Srau perlor. bat er tie
aui bent S%liup6ureau ausemeloetl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31

Die mciiten G%beuldnner Nmcz
rifa's finoeu es leifter iih re9iereu
81 laiicn. aIs ielbit pas Nesiment 5u
fiibren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
MensNIih.
Gbrlih mabrt am lanaiten.

Nur inmer ebrli6, bas is mel
Trin5ip. Crit ueulib bat mix q
aunbe irrtbiimli6 ne Iehuuns 3ipei
Nial be5ablt. 8as bah ih setban?
Weinem Gompasuon bab' ih De SGlfte
onbpu gegeben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
e

Iae &lIr5elpflnn6en bdlteu iih
WinterSiibcr am heiten. penn man
lie nit feud]tem Sano bebedt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
ssab mab aud itin.
0eint Me&tSfreunb.

SerlobntB gebroden bat, onrfer Ste
1000 Rarf gnti1Goieuns nerlonsenl
9ame: Rein, unter 1900 Nart
sebt's nidt ab. go bel babe i6
tets erbaltenl
y y -
Die alatfAbaien.
8inen Sic idon bic Sfanbalses
I6ifte. Die in unierm Sauie pais
iiert lit?
Sa, aber ersdblen Gle nnr -. sas
farm ma 5tpei Deal bSrenl
- -
Sonberbar.
aellner: Sier 1T bic 6eifeIfte ysrz
ton gisbeinel
Serr Neumdnn: Gber BET iino ia
8eenel 49,. Merfen Sic 3 iiH, ipenn
id gisbeene beiteae. baum is dllemnl
Die Sdtpan5e iemeentl
y u -
Der SHlame.
Yrofeiior (nadbbem ipieberbolt ses
tIingelt porben 1T. obne baB er iid
semelbet. tritt drgerlih berduS unb
fdbrt BEN 8ettler am gum Conner
petter. nun miiiieu Sic bod bdlb sez
merit baben, baB Nientano az
9auie lit!
- y y
Nan nnb mad.
8arum list Der Serr Qonmeraien>
ratb itunbenlang in Der abnengaIlerie?
9amit lid Die Ibnen lausiom an
i'm 9eipDbnen.
xxx
Sa 70!
Senfen sic iid, seitern. ruro DOR
meiner abreiie bat mein Wann mid
iiberraihtl
Wit mem?
Aber, i'd bite Sic? Nit einem reis
5enben teuen Geaeumantell
y -
Werfdnappt.
Iufieber: 8as baben Sic BERN an
ben giienItdben Observation-Disclosures
Sic ipoIln ii6 tpobl iiberseugeu. Oh
iie felt Iiuo?
8efansener: 8, I'M @e9entbeil.
Serr aufieber.
- - y !.
@ndJ etn gfanb.
Su muii5ierit ia gar nidt me6r?
Sn. tpeibt on. n,eiu Nadbar bat mir
8ipan5ig Iarf sepumpt. bafiir babe
id linn ben alaoieridIiiiel perpfdnbeu
miiiIenl
y
Gin SMfanmeier.
Sieier berrlid seleeene 8eiis lit
alio iest gi9entbum oes reiben
Waier?
Sa, feline Srait erffdrte bel Der Be-
ii6tiguns, Die tpunberpcae ausiidt
Made sic iprahlos. ba bats benn
Der Raier lofort sefaufti
Wir &1l'fAe inter inns.
apbeS: Gag. Neres. fenrS So Der
llngeridieb 5ipeiben mem Siafertpase
III mem Saufen 8%renneifel?
Neres: gnd.
aobes: go, ba iet Did ems eren.
Damn peiB so ct biref.
Neres: On @ed,
y ~ y
Menstlid.
Yrofeiior (ben feline Sra,, SIT einem
Spa5iergan9 aufeeforoert) Seit eez
itern babe ib cine fpabre Sur6t be-
fommeu. an beiben Sommertaseu nit
Dir cine Sour an unternebmen!
Satin: 60? grtIdre Sid bod
oeutliherl
Yrofeiior: Sum. dig i'd eeieben,
rpel6e llnmenee 5aarnaSelu nnb bers
gleihen 81 5u Seiner Sriiur brautIt.
lit bieie Sur6t pobl b~egriinbet. ipenn
man beoenft. ipelhe In5iebunsstrait
Giieu alf ben glib nisiibtl
y ~ ~
Gbrlih mabrt I'M lIngiten.
Nur immer ebrli6, bas is mel
Trin5ip. Crit neulih bat mir q
&nnoe trrtbilmltd ne Tednung 3tpei
0Ral be5ablt. Ras bah ib setban?
Weinem Gompasnon bab' ih De Sdlfte
oapuu gegeben!
~ " y
Werfmiirbiger SmfaI.
&orlhen: Sag 0lama. ipann bat
midi benn Der Storf gebradt?
Wonnd: PIN 2. Wai.
&nrl6en: Nanul Sas mar ia ge@
rnoe an meinem WcburtStag!
- " ~
Die quite Sausfram.
9odin: 0ndbige Srali, bas 8aiicr
toht. &ds iou id) hamit tbuu?
6auSfrau; 2aiiem Sic es mt nod
cine Siertelitunoe fodben, bamit eS
reht frGftie miro.
- ~ - =
GtilitIriih.
Selbmebel: sic @iiasr. mas iinS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31

Hagout bon 8ilbenten. Sier3u
ihneibe man Die @ntcu in pnIicnoc
Stiide. mie fertig fir ben Siih fod1c
tic leidt ah, pie oben angcecbcu. mn
bringe lie bann nit 1 Soiie ltorfer
S%leiidbriibe. Gals uno Yfeffer 5rnr
ao6en. Sn elmer Shame brGlne
man 3 gBlDfiel Ntebl, 1 GBl6ffel
Butter rnb gieBe langlum 2 SnlIeu
Slciihbriibe cber @nIier. in ons MOI,
1 Sbeeloffel Sleiihertrnft gotham. birs
5u. luiic eS 80 Miuutcn iinmcrn.
gebc eS iiber Die @ntc unb fpdc eS
reht lanainm bo0ia oar. @iniae GBs
l0ffel .@orcelteribire Suuee", fur5
Dor Dem Nnrihten bnrau eeaeben.
.perfeinert has 0eriht, bcIoubers
ipenn eS Elm Serrenenen iein ipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
HtilitIruh.

Selbmebel: sic Iiinsr, mas iini
Sic ei9entli6 in Gipil2
Wiiller: fplograpbl
Seloipebel: @as. Photograph? Spre'
den sic bob ceuti6! Sol8bader iini
Siel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31

Sanen. Den man gum Sden be-
miben mill. iolte bonn grfricren NIT
Sorgfdlt ferugebalten lperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
MaerIei Iptisen.

Mijt fir ben @eisen ipllte nabe Ser
Grnoberfldhe ongebrodt iperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31

Iuf biinnem 5%bonbobeu lpirb IN
ben meiitcn Sallen Mpggeu 6eiicr ges
beiben ais @ei5en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
Nns einem Mniiate BON Marel.

Ser S6ie bat bier Seine, oamit er
uift umidlt. CT lit ihdelih. benn
man ninmt leinen Wamen manhmal
gum I6impfen. - @enn er Gutter bat.
10 lit er cine Sub. - Die Wil6 trims
fen Die 2ente. ipemn iie geiuno ipers
ben pollen. bas nennt man fubriereu.
- Ser Sdpan5 bdust an Der bintern
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
QoNemfret fir 4rmMfetoeMoe
clue neue fdbueue Sur

J.. SD babe ueiic
itnp lpi6tige Gnts
e%ednngeu gemd6t
pedn9li6 Der Set.
lung bon 9ruhs
tbaoeu iiub iperoe
pabreno Der ndns
ten 80 2aee eta
ner ieoen an Rruu
l~eieenoeu @erioH,
ipelbe oiefe gns
ipeitnng befoIat,
Die % e genbeit
eebeu otefe nun.
OcrbQrc nQlfSfiir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
Snrd) bic Slume.

Serr (alm Sieuer. Den er I'M Sers
badt bat, oob Ell beimlif feline Cigar
ren rauhtl !; Soren Sic nal. Sobaun.
baS lam niht 10 mciter gcben - mir
raud)en entihieben an piell
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
Gntc photographer

touneu lur BON Grpsrteu berositelt per0et.
IS gut bel osreu Strfteuaug G%riabrung
81 baDen, ponelloe ROM mo &orperteluns
gen 81 bea6ten. oaS pulieuoe 9ibts nnb
S@dttenperbdlniB III tenuen uno oanu
out Die notbl9eu. DIT redt foItipleliaeu
slpparate III hoheu. Sieies Niles 1T pors
bouoer. weru 3D. @llrc EintoSrGp6ie psu
mir rr n
u. 8. Wae9ensie.
1910 elagsSu. Oavagle. "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
Werfmiiroiger Smfan.

aarlhen: Gag Mama. iuann ba,
midi benn Der Stord ~gebrad)t?
Wioma: Im 2. Wai.
&arl6en: Nanul SaS par ia ge.
rnoe an meinem @cburtStng!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
~ "
anG Elm gfamb.

Su muii5ierit ia gar niht mebr?
So, tpeibt on. meiu Nahbar bat mir
8iuan5ig Iarf sepnmpt, bafiir babe
id linn ben alapieridIi6el perpfdnoeu
mtiliienl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31

gu ber(u4en. uno sipdr foitemtrei.
0eaetdbnen sic auf ber Ibbiloung Die SteIle
6eS Brtids. bcariuorten gle bic foIgenoen
Gr. %. o. Ntes, $50 Ulatn st., Means, ". o.
aie aft bee gru6f6asen.
w9fuIpnorf
sssmsssi. Il PEG ., siSss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
@ir Stride inter nns.

apbeS: Sag. Neres. tennis So Der
llugeridieb 5ipeiben mem Siafertpase
III mem Saufen 8renneifel?
Neres: gnd.
aobes: go, ba ieb did ems eren,
Damn neiB So ct biref.
Neres: 30 @ed,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
Gin Smfammeier.

9ieier berrlif seleeene geiis lit
alio iest gisentbum bes rei9en
Maier?
Sa, feline Sralt erffdrte bel Der Be-
ii6tisuns, Die tpunberncle ausiidt
Made sic iprahlos, ba bats benu
Der @aier iofort sefauttl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
Sie quite Sausfram.

So6in: 8ndbige Sraii, bas 8aiic,
toht. &as iol ih banrit tbun?
SalSirau; 2aiem Sic es mt nod
cine Siertelitmoe fodben, namit es
reht frGftie miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
Werihnappt.

Ilfleber: 8as baben Sic benn an
BEN giienItdben berumsuI6uiiffein?
Sic ipousn ii6 tpobl iiberseugeu, Oh
ie felt liuo?
8efansener: 8, I'M @e9entbeil.
Serr aufieber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31

@erihtSprdiipeut (6rm Nu9etlng<
ten Y~euebmen Sic lid bier nibt 10
fred unS ileaelbaft, Sic tbuu ia ge>
rape. ais pb Sic bier Der @oriiseube
ipdren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-21
Fire Drill Aboard Steamers.

Inspectors from the headquarters of the
United States steamboat inspection service,
at Baltimore. were in the city recently and
had a fire drill aboard the little steamer
Estelle Randall before she sailed. at 8
o'clock on her regular trip to Glymont and
Grinders. After completing the drill aboard
the Estelle Randall the officials went to the
excursion steamer st. Johns and sounded
the fire alarm on her. and within a minute
after the alarm was sounded the fre-fight-
ing pumps and other apparatus were at
work putting out" the imaginary fire.
IL Is stated that the drills were perfectly
satisfactory. and the crews Of the steamers
were well drilled as To their duties. The
inspectors also went aboard the steamer
II v Arrowsmith and other steamers in
the harbOr and looked them over TO see
that they were complying with the steam
boat inspection regulations.
These visits of the inspectors are made at
irregular intervals. The steamboat master
does not know when 20 expect them. as they
may occur at any time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-21
Personal to River Men

Capt. f. S. Randall. general manager of
the Washington and Potomac Steamboat
Company, returned yesterday from visit
to New York where he went on business
for his company.
Capt. Polly Gibson has arrived in the city
from his home on the river. and will pre-
pare the power schooner Sea Bird for sum-
mer fishing service under his command.
Mr. George Sherwood assistant engineer
OF the steamer Harry Randall. has gone
TO Newport News to assist Chief Engineer
Charley Kersey in bringing the steamer
Harry Randall from Newport News to this
city.
Capt Frank KNIT master of the tug
Capt. Toby, who was i'll at his home al
Alexandria last week, has recovered. and
is again in command of the tug, relieving
Capt. Bob Brown.
George Windsor, formerly mate on the
ferry steamer Lackawanna. has been APP
pointed a Quartermaster the Norfolk
and Washington line day boat jamestown
In service between this city and the James,
town exposition.
Capt. Alfred J. Richards and Mr.. T. B.
Garnett went to Newport News last night
to bring the Washington and Potomac
line steamer Harry Randall back to this
city.
Assistant Engineer Nicholson of the
Washington steamer Queen Anne. in serv-
ice on Hampton roads, is in this city on
a short visit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-21

Richards will have command of the
steamer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-21
Coast and Geodetic SURVEY

Mr.. Edward Courtney. formerly an Of
ficer in the coastwise steamers of the Mer-
chants and Miners Line TO Boston and
Savannah. has been appointed mate In
the United States coast and geodetic sur
vey service, and has been assigned to duty
aboard the steamer Bache of the coast sur
Sey service, which is fitting out at Balti-
more for survey work on the Maine coast.
Mr.. J. II. Simpson of the steamer Bache.
has obtained leave of absence of thirty
days. Mr.. Simpson will visit the James
town exposition. and will spend some time
with friends in Baltimore.
Capt. r y. Young. formerly master of
the United States coast and geOdetic sur
vey steamer Endeavor, has been trans
ferred To the weather bureau service. Capt.
Young has many friends In this city.
Mr.. II. u. Ritter of the coast survey serv-
ice is engaged in defining and marking the
boundaries of the United States quarantine
station at Cape Charles, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-21

81 Belts, 33c.
Finest Soft Kid and Calf
Belts; some Crush Belts many
widths and styles in buckles;
some with extra girdle buckle in
back; tan, brown, black, red,
green and white the most stylish
effects of the season; values are
soc, 7sc and ST. A > 81
surprising sale leader q DOC
at.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-21
Known as "the Blotter Man"

HE is known as the Blotter Man, AS
sistant United States Attorney Ralph Given
explained when John Allen. colored, about
twenty years old, appeared before Judge
Mullowny in the Police Court. Seven charges
of larceny were registered against the de-
PENDANT, who. 1t IS alleged. obtained nun
Der Of advertising blotters from local
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-21

The steamer Harry Randall of the Wash
ington and Potomac Steamboat Company
fleet which has been at the Newport News
shipyard for about ten days undergoing
repairs has completed the work. The YES
sci sailed from the shipyard- for this city
about 10 O'Clock this morning and should
arrive here tonight. On one of her trips
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-21

committing the larcenies. Allen was placed
under arrest yesterday and after close
questioning by the detectives it is alleged
confessed to number of thefts from offices
in the Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany's building. at the corner of 9th and
F streets When placed upon the stand in
court Allen entered pleas of guilty in the
seven cases filed against him and at the
conclusion of the case Judge Mullowny sent
him to Jail for twenty-one months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-21

printing house and Immediately thereafter
began a systematic canvas of the large
office buildings of the city. According to
the statements of Detectives Pratt and
O'Brien the defendant would go into an
Office upon the pretense of leaving several
blotters. and If he found the occupants out
would proceed to ransack the place. The
numerous complaints received at police
headquarters caused special effort to be
made for the apprehension of the person
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-21

down the river with large excursion party
aboard the big shaft which connects the
paddle wheels with the engine was cracked
and the break was not discovered uptl!
inst before she was about to depart on
trip. Another boat was substituted and
the steamer was sent to the shpyNd for
repairs The steamer is ready TO resume
trims on the Potomac. She will take her
place on the excursion route to Colonial
Beach, and will leave here tomorrow after
noon and Sunday morning. Capt. Alfred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-21

The commencement exercises of St. Mays
Academy, at Leonardstown. Md, conducted
by Sisters of Charity tNaZareth), took place
Tuesday The audience was the largest
ever assembled there on commencement
day Rev Edward /. Dewitt. S. J.. OF
Georgetown University delivered the ad.
dress 10 the graduates.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-08-08
MARYLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Prio have
moved to Greenville.
Lewis Fish, v. s., and John L. Fish
were in Bangor, Saturday, on bust
ness.
Irving w. Flint has purchased of
Geo. T. Osborn his house on Elm ST.,
and removed his family here from
Fairfield.
The East Somerset Agricultural
Society held a business meeting,
Wednesday evening, for the purpose
of furthering arrangements for their
annual cattle show and fair to be
held Sept. 5, s, and 7.
Rev. Herbert Caulkins of Yarmouth
has accepted call to the passionate
of the First Baptist church here and
began his duties, Sunday. He will
remove his family here later.
Mellen S. Briggs and Mrs. Elizabeth
Walker. both Of Hartland, were mar
ried, July 27, at the Methodist par
sonage, by Rev. James H. Gray.
They were accompanied by the
hr'de's daughter, 'xrs. Arthur Sted-
man. 4dr. and Mrs. Briggs have TAX
Ell up their residence on West st.
Mrs. Evelyn moore stewart, VINE
of Joseph Stewart of Wellington, died
Wednesday, at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Waldron, Pittsfield,
Ave, where she had been for several
weeks prior to her death. Prayers
conducted by Rev j. H. Gray were
held from the Waldron home, Friday
morning, and the body was removed
to Harmony for burial.
Mrs. Clara Lyford of Manley, Ia,
Mrs. Mary Stinchfield of Minneapo lis,
Mimi, and her daughter, Miss Estelle
Stinchfield, teacher of drawing in the
Colorado University, have been
guests for several days in the home
Of the first two named ladies' sister,
Mrs. Alfred d. Baird. Mrs. Baird and
her guests passed portion of last
week with relatives in Skowhegan.
The death of Mrs. Ruby Tibbetts
widow of Rev. Jas. Tibbetts occurred
Aug. /, at her home in Fairfield after
several months of failing health.
Within a year Mrs. Tibbetts has been
a resident of this town and had num-
erous friends here who regret her de-
mise. She is survived by three sons
and three daughters, Edwin of Au-
gusta, Chas. of Pittsfeld, Mass, and
Frank of Fairfield. Mrs. j. G. Blais-
dell of Waterville, Mrs. j. A. Good
rich of Skowhegan and Mrs. q. w.
Weeks of Canaan. The funeral ser
vices were held from the late home
Saturday afternoon.
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HINCkLEY.

Mrs. Emma J. Watson is staying in
Good Will Pines for few weeks.
Mrs. Dora g. Bessey is visiting
friends in Skowhegan for ashort time.
Miss May L. Palmer of Waltham,
Mass, is visiting relatives at this
place and in Athens.
Carl Dunbar of Waterville was
home for few hours Tuesday.
Ed G. Macdonald leaves Wednes-
day to pass a months vacation with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Crosby, Ernest
Crosby and Miss Floy L. Walker went
to Old Orchard on the Sunday excur-
sion.
The friends of Mrs. w. J. B. Nc
Dougald will be pleased to know that
she is very much improved in health.
The Larkin Club met at the home of
Mrs Ronello Spaulding Wednesday
afternoon. On account of haying but
few were able to be present, but a
good time was enjoyed.
Mrs. E. c. Joy and daughter Evelyn
with Mrs. A. F. Wardwell and Everett
are spending their vacation at Bel
grade Lakes.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Boynton took
the train Monday morning for North
port to spend a week. They will visit
friends in Bath before returning.
Miss Nellie d. Wagner is taking
the place of matron at Smith cottage
while Mrs. Hilton Is away.
Good news is received of Rev. G..
w. Hinckley who is passing few
weeks at Kineo. His health is impro-
wing and he is enjoying the out of
doors life very much. Misses Alice
and Faith are also camping at Kineo.
E. G. Joy and A. F. Wardwell took
advantage of the excursion train
Sunday to visit their families at Bel
grade Lakes.
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THE FLYING FOX.
Curious lnhabltant of the Forests In
Eastern Australia.

E&steFn ShBtTdii&.
The flying fox Is a very curious in
habltant of the forest near Moreton
bay, In east Australia 1t lives In
focks and moves generally toward the
dusk of the evening, and the noise pro-
duced by the heavy tapping of the SO
called wings Is very singular. The
flocks like quiet places, where there
are large araucarian pine trees, with
an underwood of scrub and creepers.
The foxes hang In vast numbers from
horizontal branches of the pine tree.
When there Is a clear space among
the trees an enormous number OF the
animals may be seen, and their noise
can be heard, for directly they see any
thing unusual they utter a short bark,
something like the sound made by
young rocks Often every branch Is
crowded, and the young foxes are seen
either tapping their wings and holding
on with their hind feet and with their
heads downward or snarllng and fight
ing for places.
Suddenly the whole take to flight and
Zap their furry. wngllke sides and
wheel around like heavy birds Many
fly with their young holding on to
them.
The creature Is not true fox, and
there Is a fold of skin which reaches
from the fore to the hind legs. This Is
called the wing, and it enables the
pteropus, as the animal Is called, to
Goat and turn In the air. a.
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Buyino Cooked Food.

IN France 1t Is common thing for
the wife to be out at work as well as
the husband From this circumstance,
no doubt. have developed the facilities
that country affords for obtaining
ready cooked food outside the home.
Whole meals can be purchased outside.
and they are very good meals too. A
whole fowl or half one or a smaller
portion can be bought hot or cold from
the rotissier. Soups and salads can be
bought in the same way. and In shops
where eggs are sold there Is always a
basket of red eggs as well as white
ones. the red color being used to indi-
cate that the eggs are cooked. All
these things are sold at prices within
the reach Of ALL" and In many homes
scarcely any attempt Is made to do
cooking