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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-10-15

NOTICING hunting allowed
ON my ATTENUATION BISHOP.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-10-15

Mr.. Phil Rochester was a busl-
ness visitor at Murray City, Mon
day.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-10-15

NOTICE TO HUNTERS AND
TRESPA PASSERS-There is no
hunting or shooting allowed on any
of my land for squirrels, raccoon,
opposnm, polecats, bees or quails,
without permit of me. Lands
located in Salt Creek Township,
Hooking County, Ohio, owned by
M. Thomas, Apple, Hooking Co. /,
Ohio.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-10-15

Mr.. Fred Hoppe was visitor in
Upper Sandusky for several days
last week.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-10-15

We are glad to hear that Jimmy
Dougherty, who was taken to Mt.
Carmel Hospital at Columbus by
DR.. Rannells last week, is getting
along nicely after an operation for
strangulation of the bowels. His
case was one of the rare cases of
strangulation, and the operation
no doubt will restore him to
permanent health.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-10-15

Pythian Sisters desire a full at
tendance on Tuesday evening
Oct. 20.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-10-15

Mr.. Chas. Breen has return, d
home after a weeks visit in Tits
Vile, Pa.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-10-15

Mrs. +. G. Martin spent last
week in Circleville and Columbus.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-10-15

Mr.. }. q. Brown left Tuesday
on business trip to Tennessee.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-10-15

Miss McLeOy. of Middleport, is
the house guest of her cousins, the
Misses Shannon.
Mr.. Frank Rose is in Virginia
this week in the interest of the
firm he represents.
Mrs. Warren is spending the
week with her father, Mr.. Will
liams, at Oak Hill.
AL S. Fox, Of the Rockville
Bridge Co., spent Wednesday in
Logan, on business.
Mr.. Nat X. Baum, of st. Louis,
was an over Sunday guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Rose.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-10-15

Miss Agnes White has returned
from q pleasant visit at Athens.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-10-15

Mics Joe Huls is visiting friends
and relatives at Murray City.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-10-15
LOCAL NEWS

Mr.. John White was business
visitor in Akron, Monday.
"Richeliu" pure food insurance,
COMLY'S.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Yontz spent
Friday in Winchester.
Mr.. Barnes, Of Columbus, spent
Tuesday in Logan.
Fresh shelled almonds and wal
nuts, COMLY'S
Mr.. Ed Jonas of Murray City,
spent Monday in Logan.
Have you tried olive Relish,
"Richellu brand", COMLY'S.
Miss Gertrude Voris is visiting
friends at Macarthur.
"Richeliu" the brand that pro.
tects you from fraud, COMLY'S
Mr.. Earry Sparn0n was a Muir
ray City visitor, Saturday.
Mics Joe Huls is visiting friends
and relatives at Murray CITY.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-10-15

II you want to laugh as you
have never laughed before, jour
ney to the Opera House tomorrow,
Friday night, and see the charm
ing Kathryn Osterman and her
clever company IN 1.-The Night of
the Play" OF course you have
seen some very excellent comedies
exploited by some clever people,
but none like the might. This
is veritable inciter of acute
"laughitis" attacks of which ply
sicians declare to unit, are high
ly satisfactory to all sizes, ages
and conditions of humanity. "The
Night of the Play" is from the
German, AugustiD DAILY end lie
said to be one of the most delight
full entertainments ever given.
Miss Osterman's gown will surely
create furors when seen in this
ciLy,
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-10-15

Mr.. Earry SparnOn was Muir
ray City visitor, Saturday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-10-15

"Richeliu" the brand that pro
tects you from fraud, COMLY'S
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-10-15

Miss Gertrude Voris is visiting
friends at Macarthur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
Siibnerrahcn mno Gintbeiluna.
(Suglelh Intlport.

Ste Imerifnnii6e &lalic bcitebt aus
Tlpmoutb Hods lOrei Stanoaros Sorz
ten Wpanbottes (aht Sorten), "a
pas tSpei Sorteu). Somintcaner.
8booe SslanO Neo5 (5pei Sprten)
unb SudepeS.
Die Iliatiihe alaNc beitebt aus
Srabmos (6tuci Sorten). Gofins
(Oicr Sorten). unb 2nugibams (2).
Die Wittelduoiidc 3.uIlc beitebt
ans 2egboruS Is Sorten) Ninorcas
l3l, Spanier, Nuonluiier uno @ncona.
Die Gngliife Alane bcitebt aus
Sortin9s (3), Hotbtappen uno Or
pinatouS 60.
Sic Solniidc &lalie ipciit od,t Der
Itiepene &aiien, iogen. &aubcnbubs
ner, nu!.
Sic 6ollGnpii1c alaiie beitebt ans
Iedla pcri6ieoenen Sorten Samburacrs
Silbneru.
Sic Srauioiiid)e alniic meiit brei
Nallen auf: 8ouonnS, 2n Slede unb
Srtnccoeure.
IuRer oieien Haiicn gibt es nod,
fol9enoc; Sultlner. .Silties",
,Sri58leS". Champions, ,Humps
leB" unp SbernoobS. iopie cine aan3e
Geibe bon aampfbiibneru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
Sbum GbDfu : He5ept.
(O!tan i6neibe es aus uno berpa9rt
es auf.)

Gin Quart gau5 fleine. Crime
@urten. nlft iiber 5lpei Sou lang,
6tpei Quart iebr feline, peiBe 3piez
beln, 5rpct Quart CARTE. CRIME 9obnen,
ale einntal ourd)9ebrphen, prei Quart
CRIME Tomatoes. in Sdetben geitnits
ten uno 9rob pcrbadt. 3pet iriiGc
&ppfe bon Slumeufobl in fleine Stiidc
oerldnltten. pper 5pei aDpfe fei1en
lpel6en Gobl. Nahoem ale Dieie Be-
ltanotbette 6ereit IinO, Iegt man lie in
etllen Stelntopf, miIdt lie gut Durhs
chamber uno ltreut 3iemlif ipariam
Sal5 oa5ptl6en. 9ta1 "a StunDen
laBt man allies SdI6paiier bon DEM
8emtlh ablaufen. Sarauf lpereeu
Die @emiiIe in eiilem @~inmatetopi aui
pas Seuer 9eleet unO aIerIei 8eniirS
btn5usesebeu: Se6s rotbe Yiefieridoz
ten, grpb perbadt, bier gBloffel pou
S%enramen, 5rei 2ofiel boil Seleries
lamen, 5pei S0ffel pol san5en 9selten>
prefer, 5pei 2oiiel pol game Ielten,
cine aaffeetaiie boil Sufer uno cine
Earle ool pom beiten. gemablenen unp
angemahten Senf. IS miro eenuo
eiDersGiitg barauf gesoiien, nm oas
8an5e 81 bepeder. Damn Iegt man
elnen Scdel felt auf ben aoGtopi uno
last Den Snbalt selinoe foden. bis
IQes ipetG unp 5art lit. Sas Gbopz
Gbop pire purauf in Slaifen nit
lpetten Seffuuneen ODER IN Ginmahes
9ldler 9efiiut. gs ioQ nit Der Belt
INNER beiier tperben, Defenders ncnn
es beiB oeriiegelt miro. = n9anDs
manu-.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
Snipprtirter Safer.

Gum eriten Iale in Der 8eihihte
oes Sanoes luurbe SAFER aus 4raenz
tlnien lmportirt, meldJer porige Wode
sum %reile 10 80 Gents Da5 9uiheI
i'll Nep 9ort nieoer9elest murDe. Ser
3pu aber bctrd9t Is Gents oas Suibel
uno Die Sradt Don Nep 0ort nad Dem
&e'tcn, no Der %arsentiniide Safer ais
gSredfait Soob" perarbeitet iueroer
loll, betrdgt nod cinmal Smei Gents
fir Den S6efiel. Sroeoem lit Der
a~r9entlniIhe Safcr nod nm gerabe
ctnen Gent poblfeiler als unier eins
hcimild)cs minoerpertbiges Yrooutt.
Die lc~etidbrise Safercrnte unieres
Sanbes MAJ Der Waiie iorpp6l ais audi
Der Site ua1 ungenigeno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
Cine Snrmcr ltnipn.

~4merican Societp OF Gauitn"
nennt lid cine Sormers Union, melfc
bon Der oImcrican federation Of 91s
Dor" eineu Charter erlangt rno pie
anoerc Ir6citcr : Sroauiiationen 5u
mlrten beablthtigt. Su einem Iufruf,
lpeldlen Die nellc Union an Die organis
llerten Ir6eiter oca 2anDcs riftet.
luirb berporgcboben. baB idbrltd Sauz
lenoc iungc Ssute, Sphue uno Sod1ter
Ger GARNER. nod ben 8roBitdoten pers
6tehen, neil Die Serhdltnilie uuf Dem
Sanhe Deaen Der .geringen Yrofite.
lpelGe Die Sarmer BET Dem Iertuui
lbrer Srobuttc er5ielen. unertrdglif,
LID weroen. 9ieie iungeu Sarmerss
timber iinb eafdbrlihe Gonfurrenten
Der Irbeiter in DEN 0rpBitdoten l,no
bilbcn cine itete 0efabr fir Oielelben
bel Observation-Disclosures.
Die nImerican Societn Of @ouitn"
III III beitrebt. Oieie iun9cu Irbeitss
frdfte an Die Sarmcn 81 %feiieln, inhem
man ourt IbITaffung beitehenDer
lleb~el'tanoe oas 9anbleben fir lie an
6iebenOer 81 MAIDEN lud1t. Is ioQen
II. q. in BEN St1oten Central Der
faufsIteaen ge9riinoet nerben, rpoielbit
Die Irooufte bon Witeliesern Der @ers
eiuigung brett an Die gonIumenten
perfduft peroen ioaen; oaDurt pers
Den Die SpiihenbGnbler : Srofite sez
ipart. Natilrlih refnet MOI auf cine
tbattrdftise llnterIiisung Der or9ani>
lierten Irbeiter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26

iagc meiner Srau, baB ih 6eute ipGter
gum Glen fame; ih bate nod cinen
SAT- bon rImputatio intericapilaris
tboracica".
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Cine Seele.
8ndbiser 6err, Die Wlttcr Sbrer
Srau 9emablin lit ioeben aueez
fommen!
gber Sean. tparum Iagen Sic ni6t
einfa6: meinc Sdlpiesermutter?
SD po1t' Den sndoieeu Germ ni9t
eri9redeul
Bette Hafe.
Stubentin o.: Sait Su Ser Stuz
bentin Ytil5 Seine aarte 9eifidt?
Stuoentin g.: Sa, meinc @ers
lobungsfartel
@erifieoener Srpif.
a.: Die @erlobung u~niere5 Sreunz
bes q. lit alio aus DEM 2ein1e 9egane
gen? 8ie ertra9en benn 8eibe DIE
2oiun9?
9: Sic iuGen iih gu troiten: Sic
III Sbrdnen, er i'm Sbran.
u ts ~
geihtpihtisuns.
Srdulein: 0tein Serr, Sic 6a6en
mid cine Sans senanut. bas lit cine
Seleibi9un9l
Serr: Iber meiu Srdulein, eine
Sans lit bod Elm nppetitlihes S6ier,
pa5 i6 iiberbie5 gum Iufeiien germ
babe.
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notwithstanding

friiden 0uft, in Ser If0nen Notur.
inmitten ieiner 6nmilic, lit iein cigcz
mr. 0err uub Weiiter. SOIL CT oicie
ifDnen Seiteu ictnes gerufe5 nift
audi ifdBen?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
SpaB mnB aud iriu. ;
Spridlag sur Cite.

@s@sassgsassa@g@y
Spridlng sur Cite.
&annibalenbduptling: 9abt Shr
nod ctpd5 gu ia9en, bepor i9 gu9
auffreiie?
Sd mDdte gurer Waieitdt Die Sors
tbeile Der pegetarii6en %2e6enslpeiie
erfldren.
~ ~ ~
Srpit.
Sobn (ber ar3nei ne6men ion) {:
@ater, Das 3eug i6medt aber etIis
bitter.
Slater: Simmer runter, ui6t 10
bimblth, i6 trinfe oo6 manden
,9ittern".
~ ~ "
Sie sei5ise Weiiferin.
Weiiterin: "a lit Elm Saar in Sei>
ner Suppe. hummer Sunge, mimi es
bod herdusl
Sebrbu6e: Weeiterin. Damn is ia
gar nilht me6r orinnen.
~ " "
@ir G1lide unter ms.
ao6es: Neres, has 50 9ebobt, geiter
cs Der Supp bun finger Srau sei6iebe
noble.
Neres: Sat iii6t bGmm Gbnlif,.
Sobes: 8at beii6 Dat eisentli6:
ySrennung 5piiden Sii9 uno Sett?"
Neres: Sat beiih. - Dat es. oann
lpebb bun Der 9omob eeiie unb on,
Sofn eei6lofe.
aobes: 5a iu! So, Dat seit of.
u ~ y ,
8efabrpple 4rbeit.
Seib Sbr benn fur5iiftig. neil Sbr
cine Sriue auf Der Naie babt?
s netn. Die ue6m' / nun bes6dlb,
oamit mir foa Sintn in b Iugen
ipristl
1tniere ainber.
@arum mn9it Su feinen 0ebrer
MID .3tult Iieber 81 elmer Sebrerin,
glsfen?
@eil i6 feline Quit babe, mid iebt
i6on iiber Die Idnner 81 drsern!
- y ~
Seftnittp.
Worib Tim 8ei6i6tsbu6e leienb) !:
Sater, mas lit benin bas. elm Crop
mogul?
Sater (na6 fru6tloiem Na6benfen
lreerlih) !: gtu. pas pirb's iein?
Stner, Der I'M Wo9eln erob lit!
Der Stiimper.
Weni6, eibt mer 8elo, i6 mill ne
attiens @eieQi6ait sriinbeul
8ie beiBt @elb? Wit 8eIb fann
Sober cine sriinoen!
" ~ -
9utes Seusnif.
2ies6en: Mrtter, brauBen itebt ein
Settler. Der fam 10 nett bettelnI
Y " ~
9eiht b%efriebist.
Cd, liebe5 IGnnfen, enblih
madbit 9u BET meinem Iittaeeiien elm
perenii9tes @eiidt -
Sa, Iiebes @eibfen. ib bin Sir fir
Die Ibtue6slung iebr bantbar, Die Su
mir beutc bieteit.
@telp?
Sis jest mar INNER Die Guppe oerz
ial3en uno oer Sraten ansebrannt -
beute lit bod einmal Die Suppe anges
brannt unb Der Sraten perial5en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
geihmihtisuns
grauris. ihaurisc 8eidihte.
(Sd6iiid)e 8auaoe.)


llff Sliem6en6urg, Dem i9eenen
S6IdBHen,
Sist G%unigunbe frei urb franf,
Sie tdglidb 5lpeemal pdr5'n SdB6en
S6ldrft iieben Observation-Disclosures
sc mar pon altem guten Ibel.
Summa Sumarum: pbne SubeI.
"a ifidte aus Dem ifeenen Saohien
Sbr cent boil 2~iebesluit ulo S6mera
Der Sitter 8run5 bon 9ruu5efagen
Ie sroBes Observation-Disclosures;
Sruff itanb: DE Sonie5uderitense[
Bit On fir mid. mel iieBer Gngel.
8run3, ifreit lie, ah gu Iieber
Shpeoel
uno fiBt oas Sers Dor 9iebesslid.
Oem Soten ihenft ie slei Dor Sreebe
Ie 3neeunodbalbsroi6enltid.
Damn betBt lie, Inn i'm sc periudben.
ae Stid4en bon benz Yfeifertuden.
rtno fault uno i6ludt. Iait eenem
Diale
Sdnst 9reili6 lie gu buiten an.
Sas flinst 10 bobl I'M groben Saale,
De Bdnoe ipadeln, uub d Sa6n -
We tallter ndmli6 7T fliest, Q
Sanmer, 2
Corr Siere 'naus. biz in be aummer.
et iem'ri6 nee, bas is mel 2estesi -
Glaptgo, Suftl = Ie Stiffen WalsI
90 ihreit lie laut. tpie 4 9ebestes
Sttd 8ilo unb sreift iidb on On Gals;
Sort iist gan5 felt, bel meiner Seele,
Vie ariem6en in Or Sonntassfeble.
@eb. tpebe, binter Der 8arSine
Stebt ifun or Sob, adj lem ridnee |
Der IdbeIt FIR. nit falter Iiene
Den Se%bensfaoen, raas. e~nt3rpee;
sc blin5elt nohmnls nit D'n Soaeu-
Sa is ibr 9ciit o'rponseiloeen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
8enane 4usfnnft.

SITS nod ipeit big CUR StaSt?
go, MO fOnnt net iage 3 lid fpeit
- amer Sic iage nahber am guo'. 3
mar bod tpeit. ga nolemer alio
id9e, 3 it'd siemli6 melt -.
Sa. tpte LANCE sebt man aber ms
gefabr?
Sa. tpelh' ane Stabt meinen g
oenu eieentlih?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
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Wabna Grfpls.

Sic: Sum, mas bat Sir benin Sein
beutiser 8unogang bel Der aunoi6aft
ein9etra9eu?
CT (S6neioermeiiter ieuisenb) {:
Siinf 8~robbeiten, BRET Gbrenfporte
uno elm 3ebnmartitiid auf Ibi6lagl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
Wir S1l'idjc inter nnS.

NcreS: Sag mer BLOB, mic lam od
brides no INNER ciu ting erOmion?
aobes; SO iiibS 80. Ieepe 9eres,
Die Saad es einiaf: Sb ap3abluna
liet ba lid nit Ell. Gntpeber d bliep
Iaes i6olois-ooer a be3ablt garnir.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
SaGnenfluGt.

Sd fam bid nid)t peritcben,
Oh guuernio6n bon altem 6ol5;
Oh lchritteir hinter'm Siluge Der
20 lthcr uno 10 ltol5!
On ihdrfteit beiuc Genie
@eim eriteu rotbcu Woraenlfein,
&ic fiihrtcit Oh 10 glten Strei1l
DID goltc teiner Elm.
S6 Tam e. nidlt b~crite6en,
91 on 5llr Stabt Zen Sfritt ~oetpanot.
6dt Did elm lester Slid ins S9al
Ntdt an Die S6oQ gebnnnt?
&ommt Durn Sen Gauf Ser S6lotc
gtid]t OFT Gin ideuer @rllB 81 Dir
Bon elmer &ieie, nnloum5irtt,
&on ittIler GQrten Sier?
Sin9t nldt Der Sen9elharmcr
Setn Sieo III beiuer Ndhte Srnum?
llno pedt bi6 ME Der Storeu 9rut
Sm alien Ipfeltdum?
Die Srilblingsnolfen tranoern,
Ser Wdr3pinb trodnet @eg L.. Hotn,
S6on ge6t DER critic Tflug i'm Seio =
Dtod)t CT Der 0cine IeinI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
@ir SDl'ide unter rns.
9efabrppQe 4r6eit.

Seib Sbr benn fur5iihti9. neil Sbr
cine Sriue auf Der Naie babt?
8 nein. Die nebm' / nun oes6alb,
oamit mir foa Sint'n in b Iugen
1pribtl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
ganern Ebtloippbic.

Sauer (beim Suge itebeno): q
Silethen bdtt /. penn / Jest piiiet,
oaB lih Die giienbabner drscrn, pcnn
! 81 SUP 9eb. / fabret Damn grab
net nit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26

Wte ieberleett een'n bod an Srauern,
Wenn man 10 iiebt 1T Staot nnb 9anb,
gSte, adj, Dir Sob be beed,fen Mauern
Grflettert nit moresier' ger Sanb,
nno mtc er - adj, i6 ias's nit
Shmersen,
Gar ftedt in Ifefferfu6enbersen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26

S'rans meest Sbr Gid bic oebrc
fuhen,
Sbr Seite, nebmt Gid nurr in Ndt
|ur Stebc nnb pur Yfefferfuden,
Wetl geebeS ifun piel 9eib sebratt,
unb babt beint Giien n%nuerbruKen
De S~pnntagsfeblc tets seihluTeu.
~ ~ "
Woberne SDdin.
Srau (5u elmer &ofin. Die moment
tan obne SteIe in: Ieine 8odin
bat ptcle ISOLDE Sod8eit uno ba
lpolte i6 iragen. Oh Sic nift orei
Sage bel uns fofen ipoQtcn?
&odin: Seoaure ib eaitiere
prln5lpteu nid)t, i6 nebme nlr feite
engagements anl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
Gin Damn. Elm Wprt.

o.: Nun, ipie 9ebt's? 8as maht
Sbr Neffe, bieier Sruber 2uitia? 3it
er INNER nod 10 auf's &~urtcnipiel
berieiieu?
D.: SD boffe ni6t. CT bat mir
lpenigitenS berte gei6poren. baB feline
Sanb ME mebr cine aarte beriibren
perbel
CNah aht Saaen.)
o.: Ha, bdlt Sbr Neffe @ort2
g.: ga, baS tbut er - iest ipielt
Der Bump in 9anoi6ubenl
~ ~ "
Sieiiinnis.
Sapa. tpp5u bat Der Soitiuon a
S%rompeten?
Samit CT halt mai a Sieol blaien
fam!
&o5u blait er benn?
&as rebit oaberl Sluit Su nidt
a.f, mann gu a Srompeten bait?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
Sie seisise Weiiterin.

Weiiterin: ga lit Elm Saar in Seis
ner Suppe. hummer Sunge. nimm es
bod berdusl
Sebrbube: Weeiterin. Damn is ia
gar nii6t mebr brinneu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
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SaicrnenbpfbIiitbc.

llnteroifi6ier: Sic, Meier, Sic blciz
ben INNER eincu S6ritt 5uriid! 49,.
sic lino ia pas reinite Yoitlfriptum
Der G%ompasniel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
Snpicl pcrlanat!

Sroieiior (aui Der StraBc elm fleis
mes Mdoheu aniprebeuo) /: SDr' mai
aleine, wiuit Su mir pobl einen &C.
fallen erpeiicn?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26

Yrofenor: aOnuen Sic mir iaaen,
fper a~riitopbaue5 mar?
Shuler: Sebauere iebr. Serr Sros
ieilor - bas meiB i6 ielber nidt!
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-21
PUBLIC SERVICE
HANDS THE CITY
$4,000 CHECK
Sum Represents 5 Per Cent. OF
Fares Passengers Paid on
II City Lines.

City Comptroller Bacheller has re-
ceived from the Public Service Cor
poration a check for $120,600.S2, repre-
senting per cent. on the receipts from
passenger travel on the twenty-one
trolley lines in Newark for the year
ending April 30 last.
The total receipts for the year on
all the lines in AMI outside Newark
aggregated $4,333 O34.O1. and of this
amount there was left 81 ,01630 of
Newark receipts, subject to the 5 per
cent. payment here. This was figured
on the mileage of each line of trolley
tracks within the city limits.
The total trolley receipts for the fiscal
year ending April 80, 1907, We're $4 4,131.-
25S.73. and according to the mileage IN
the city a tax of per cent. was paid
Newark on $2,35S, 1906, the city getting
s117,97303. BY agreement $1,335.SS,
which had been paid in duplicate on
the Clinton avenue line, was deducted
from Sill, ,97303. making the actual sum
paid to the city last year SIG, 639957,
which is S3996S7 less than the corpora
tion has paid this year.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-21
IN PANIC, INMATES
FLEE ALMSHOUSE
AS FLAMES RAGE
Decrepit Men and Women ir
Night Clothes Fall Down on d.
Knees to Pray.

WOODBURY.. July 21.-Scenes of
panic were enacted by sixty inmates
of the Gloucester County Almshouse,
near Clarksboro. when an early morn
ing blaze from neighboring buildings
threatened the institution today. 1t
was with the greatest difficulty that the
inmates were quieted and led back to
their rooms after the fire was extin-
guished.
Aged women and old men rushed
from their rooms clad only in night
clothes and frantically beat against the
big front door of the almshouse in a
vain effort to get out of the building
Their cries were piteous, and several,
seeing the glare of the blaze and be-
lieving that they were doomed. began
to pray aloud. They were frenzied
when the superintendent reached them
and opened the door.
With a rush and an agility that none
dreamed they possessed they sped
through the open door to the cool air
of the early morning. Once outside
terror still gave wings to their feet,
and many ran several hundred yards
before they turned back to witness the
fremen's fight against the flames.
Joseph Ridgeway, the steward, was
awakened by the inmates cries, and
was the first to give the alarm. He
notified the superintendent, who went
to the relief of the terrified men and
women in the hallway.
The Woodbury. and Paulsboro fire
companies answered the alarm. They
found a big barn. an outbuilding of the
almshouse, on fire. Two horses and
pony made the air hideous with their
dying cries, and forty tons of hay and
300 bushels of wheat stored in the
barn, were destroyed.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-21
FA|THLESS
WIFE DEAD AS
SHE OPENS DOOR
H. B. Cropsey, Away on Trip,
Gets Letter Intended for
the ''Other Man."

[Long Distance Telephone to the Evening Star.l
NEW YORK, July 21.-H. b. Cropsey,
Al years old, a member of the WE'LL
known Cropsey family of colonial fame,
shot and killed his wife at their home,
Eeighteenth avenue and Eighty-four
street Bay Ridge, at noon today. The
bullet. from a .3S-calibre revolver.
passed through the woman's heart and
she fell to the floor dead.
Cropsey was away on business trip,
according to the facts gathered by the
police from the Bath Beach station,
when he received letter from his wife.
The letter was long one, written in
endearing terms to man unknown TO
Cropsey The letter addressed to her
husband the woman apparently en-
closed in the envelope addressed to the
other man.
AS soon as he received the missive,
Cropsey says he started for home. He
reached the house a few minutes be-
fore noon today, and his wife met him
at the door. Whipping out revolver,
he fired point blank at her. The bullet
passed through her heart and she fell
dead.
Servants heard the shot and rushed
to the hallway, where Cropsey stood
over the PROSTATE form of his wife,
still holding the revolver in his hand
She'll not be faithless to me any
more" he exclaimed, and passed the
revolver to one of the servants.
Word was sent to the police station
and Cropsey was Immediately placed
under arrest. A physician was sum-
moned, but Mrs. Cropsey was past
human aid when he arrived.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-21
COUNT
HELD CAPTIVE
FOR BOABO BILL
Real Live Representative of Mo-
bility Arrested on Warrant
of Montclair HOtelkeeper.

A $50 board bill today caused the
arrest of real live French count in
Montclair, just before ne was to leave
for Paris. He answers to the name Of
Count Jose Pierre de Naurs.
Henry Gallagher, chief of police of
Montclair. made the arrest with a war
rant sworn out by Paul Wilcox, man
ager of the Hotel Montclair. for nom
payment of the bill. The chief found
the count at the Monomonock Inn,
Caldwell. where he has been staying for
the last two months. He left the Mont
clair hostelry with promise that he
would pay his bill as soon as he got a
remittance from home. It is said The
count got s1.l50 June 20. 1t is alleged.
but for some reason did not pay up.
The count says that he has spent
over $4,000 since he has been in this
country, about six months.
On being taken TO the station house
the count paid his bill. He said that
he would go to Paris Thursday.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-21
workman CAUGHT
IN MACHINERY IS
FATALLY MANGLED
special to the Evening star.l

BURLINGTON, July 21.-David
Smith. an employee of the Florence
Iron Works, was drawn into a hopper
of wheels while wrcking in the hy-
drant shop here today and SO terribly
mangled that he cannot live.
The mans shirt got caught between
cogs and he was drawn bodily between
them in spite of his frantic efforts to
free himself. He was rushed to the
County Hospital where it was said
there Is no hope for his life. He has a
wife and two small children.