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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22
SHlic III grocer Notb.

Splaenbe beitere Sc9cbcnbeit Iou
iih bel Den lcBten groBen Hebers
Itpcnrmuinsen IN Srnnfrcih sugetra@
gen babcul. llebcr Hadt iticg bas
@uicr Der Scinc plDelif 10 bod. bnB,
ais Der WilQcr bon Sr. AM WSor9en
eruaftc. boS Sals mitten IN cinem
arpBcn Sec itano. Surhtbnr tobteit
sic Wcacn gegcn baS Snus, aber cs
ituuo iidcr anf feitem @rlutb uno
rubia ifaute1 Der YtiiGer NM icinc
Srau nbaeihnitten bon Der 9nn5en
8clt, binaus in Die Slitben. Sic
hatten 2cbcnsmittcl nIf lan9c 3cit
binaus unb Den Sfornitein pol Sped
unb Shintcn; nbcr ais bas Wnlcr
lid imuncr nod nid)t p%crlicf, bcnerfie
Scr Iiilcr nit Gntieecn. baB Der
Sdnupitubnfs : Sorratb iih 81 GnhC
ncioc. Tur lper elm fiiblenbeS SerJ
inter elmer an bcn @enuB bicies err
ouidlifcn Yulpcrs gcppbntcn 9taIc
trG9t, crmiBt Den gnn5eu llmfang Del
Moth bc5 Ghcpnorcs. Wtt lepei
Yriic itci9t Die Nngit; uub lciber niC
nirb man mebr gum Sdnupfcn &C.
rcist, ais pcnn's an Sn6af icblt
0eracbens blidte bnlb Der @nnu. bali
sic Sruu nof Dem ieiteu 2anb, bod
bo itoBt fcin Nndcn bonn lihcrr
Strano, Der tic biniibcr bringen fDnntc
mn in benz @infel Der Somta9sbpIC
iiub nur nod einige trodeue &Drner
YlDelid bringt baS @cidrei elmer
alten @uus Dem bcfilnmcrten Che:
pare in Die Sbrcu. unb wie eiu Slib'
ltrubl burd Die Hndt. idbrt Dem bali
fleinmiithig 9enorbcnen Miillcr eli
leudtenbcr @ebunfe burh Den Sinn
Sfnea miro pas Sbicr NIT @clb mi
cincm 3ettel 6elaocn unn binnnS9c'
! triebcu in Die tolcnbcn Wuler. Sod
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22
Cine japanii6c eebrc.

Sn Sofio ereisuetc Ii6 Dor aurs
GEM elm Sall, Der fir Den SeruiitolS
iinh ben gbrgei5 Der iapanildbcn Siebc
darafteriitiih lit. Sm Sotio CIR
prcB, in cinem Coupe 5meiter alaile,
fam 3uiihen Den Heiienpcn bas 0cs
iprdd ani Die 5aitenpicbc unb aui
ibrc 2iiten unb 8eihidlidteit. Gin
befannter 5pfioer Hehtennfpalt bril-
itetc jid, baB or nod ME auf lcincn
Heiien beitoblen iporbcn lei. rWan
miro mr. beitoblen. iuenn Il cs ielbit
lpia. Ser @citoblcne ut imrer elm
Solpel, Der nidt a%uieepaBt bat. uur
lid purd cigenc Sdulo auspliinoern
ldBt. @enn ibm bns im 3lge paiz
iiert. 10 geihiebt es linn gcn5 rcft."
Wtan plaioert meter; Der 3ls bdlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22

Scr @cdtsnnipalt itciet ans, Der Or
preB fGbrt lpeitcr. 9n bort man pom
8nbnitstg nod beu Shrer: .Meine
Sanbtcid1el Cine Srieftoide bon
9anfnotcit irar bnrin." 9ds Spfer
rnr Nicmanp aubcrS mic Der Hcottss
oniralt. SrlidtlpIc alogcn; Ser
Gicb mnr liift nuf5uiiuoeu. Ifs in
Der ndditcn Statipu Der Sug burd,
lildt uurDe, blieb ale WRiibc frllftlps.
@cr3lpeifelt fam Der Nbpotaten mad
Sauic. Ser-Siener cmpfine i'm mil
ben 8orten: Gin 5err bat Sbre
Sanbtnihe nbaS9eben." Die Saide
lp1r intaft. Die 9anfnoten ~bol5dblie
in Der @rieftaide. Iber babel lag Elm
3ettcl: r8ir ipoQten Sbnen cine 2cbr<
gcbcn. 8eben Sic nidt iibcr Die
Sicbc. Sic periteben nihts bappn.
ieien Ste lieber bas ndfite Deal fliis
ger. poriidtcr ilnb aufnlerfinmer. Cir
grpBmiitbiger Saihenbieb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22
Gin hurricanes @tittcl gesen bic
Nurmplasc bel Hicrocn.

Sober GARNER rnb TfcroebcIiscr
ipiro ~crfrellt leiu, % einem nellcn
Iittel gc9cn Die geiiirftete %urms
PLACE bel Yierben 81 bpren, DaS IN Der
fur5cn 3cii ieincs Sefanntieins gan5
critaunlife 9teiultatc ge5eitigt bat. Ss
Iiuo Dics bic aus Der alien Seiinatb
bcriiber gctpmncncn 6curcfa <&ap'cln.
Sic lid, in Der fiirScItcn 3ctt Sauletpe
bon Srcunncn eriporben unp III Der
Mllstreibmng bon Wilrmern bel BIER
Den als mniibcrtrefflid1 eripie'en bn@
ben. Ilt5 Sunbcrten bon p%dttbnren
Srieien pol, Sarmcrn. Die Die &aplcll
bcniieten, gebt hcrpor.. eab mad Den,
Gingcben bon mn 5pci &apIell 0unz
berte bon Bots unb alien moglitell
8iirmcrn BON Efcroen abgingcn. nno
oab Yferbe, Die porbcr mager. btIlt9
uno ltDrriih unreu, nod Dem Gingcs
ben Der aapieln ipfprt 3unabnen uno
ale iflehten gigeni6often pcrloren.
Sie @iirmer 9ebcn 9cipDbnltd) idon
mad einiaen Stunnen na6 Dem Gin~
ge6en Der aapieln tobt I'M Wttltc ab
unD lit bas Iittel I'M 10 ipertbpoler,
ais cs obne meitcre llmitdnbe unp o9nc
Sutteripediel jcpem Yferbc leiht eins
aeaeben perben fam. Iuf allen Snrs
men, mo Yfcrpe gebnlten iueroen, ioae
ten ecrape ieBt ieDem einSi9en Sbtere
sipei Der 8apieln CUR @orii6t perabs
reidt perben. and ipenn iid .oie Saras
iiten GuBerlid) ui6t bemerfbnr gemahi
baben. Die &apieln iinb geIeblidj
aaruntirt inter Serial No. 21,741
uno f6nnen audi tragenben Gluten ges
aebcn iucrbcn. Sns Wittcl lit ein5iq
nnb oIleiu 81 bc5ieben bon Der n%nIercl
9eieru mohlbefannteu 9reebcrs
Hemebp 6 o.. 6S6 %. StraBe,
Sept. i 3, Iilipaufce. Wis, Sin1
9reiie bon $1.0O fir 8 oDer $1,5C
fir ~ aapicln portofrei NIT @c'
bruuhsanipeiiung. Dor biligen Nud.
~obmnneen lei bicrmit ausbrildliHI
aeparnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22

lid iebr ipabr nm treficuo ausorildtc,
fir 10 nc brei, bier Slterctcr bat
Der Menihenmasen immer itoh
haunt" er iestc lid dlIp an Den
Siid unp iuhtc lih ciu 9ldn3ellpes
~fnallrotbes 81 alis. Damn rtet CT
iiber Den lid beriiber: ga, ipcr
fommt fippcu?"
sd. id. idrieen Sbeobor mn
Watbilnc 9iDi 100 INNER, trpR
ibrer Susenb, Die bcbddtigere, lnn9e
lamere = INN itiir5ten mi Den 'ebr
beliebten Snfel log.
rHubie @lut, Inton", rief bieier;
elmer CUR 3eit. unb 5lpdr Die Snmen
crit" = nNa, Iiebite pie DC bite.
MatbiIbdcn", fubr CT gemiltbli6 fort
nls Watbilbe's bunfel6laues 81 GER
lpIitterte. obnc aui iein fnallrotbes
ben eeringiten Ginbrud gcnaf)t gu
baben. .Hun man bcr6baft, fpmnt
Sbeobor; jest bit on bran."
Sbepbpr nabm iih Elm arasariines
gi, iteate ii6 Dor Snfel @uirap nne
flopfte tiid,tig los; bas graSgriinc
fnaditc pben elm nm baS rotbc BON
Onfel mar nod INNER bell unb gang.
SlIes lafte; Ser Snfel uabm ieih
municipalities. fnallrotbcs Gi ieit nm
sic 1itte. 10 bab MIR bas einc gnb9
Deg Gies iiber ieine Singer hinausz
roatc. Iegtc Die Snnn nit bem III brir
auf's Gnie (ber, eroBeren Seauemlihs
felt pcscn. benir 9ili mar fiir ibl
Ilter mr. iebr flein; linb ipuroe aud
bon Snfcl @uitnp anf's @riinblihitc
per3osen) unb rief freunblih: yNur
fonlntt unire aleine bran. aomm
2iai; nun 5eis mai ipas On fam't!"
llnb 9ili trat lnn9inm ndber uni
nabm iid aus Der Sfii1iel elm 81 =
elm bon ibr' ielbit mn .a1n5 aqeine"
sefdrbtes. blaBroIo, un9efpdtes 81 =
Sicrlif 3ipiIden Soumen unb Sei8c,
finger, trot brett Dor ben liebcn Snfel
nobm bas itarfe bunielrotbc, auf better
anic rubenpe 81 gut auf's aorn mi
ihlia ber3baft gu! - gicrs @epier
Smeletts Springbrlinnen! llno ale,
iiber bic itoneu ~id,tpnr5cn Sonutngsr
llnausiprehlihen! - autc 8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22
Sic cute 9adrihten iid uerbreiteir

sd bin 70 Sabre alt unb bin 81,
meiite Seit auf Steiien". idreibt 9. s.
Solipu bon Gli3nbetbtoipn. SIN. rWr
INNER id bineebe, empfeble i6 electric
'gitters, ba ij oemIelben meine uilsa
ge3eifncie 8eiuubbeit unb 2ebens,
trait p%eroanfe. Ser @ebraud bcs.
ielbcn bat immer cine 8ilr our Sol9e."
electric 8itters perfeblt ME Den Ra,
gen Sit ltGrten, Die Nieren unp @irs
geipeibc 5lt rc9uliereu. Die 2eber an.
snreaeu. Die Nerpen 81 beleben lno
bas @lut gu reinigen. Sasielbe lpirft
Bunber bel ihipafen. entfrdfteten
Idnnern uno Srnuen, inbem cs Die
ardfte mn @eiunbbeit. bic Sreuoen
bes 9cbenS, ipieberberitcllt. Yrobiret
basielbc. Slps 80 Gents. 3ufries
beuite1nne lpirb poiitip gararkirt bon
3. VI. &pete. $50 Rein N5traBe.
Subuaue. Soiud.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22
Gin ihrefliher glnsbruh

cincS Sulfaus crre9t alf fllrSc 3eii
Sntcrcnc, mn Sbr S1tcreiic in Sants
allsbriideu ipirp bon ebcnIp tlir5cl
9auer icin, menn sic Sltdlcn 6
Itnifa Sulbe, bas iduclitc 6eilmittcl
bufiir, gcbraufcu. Sp9ar pte
iniimmitcn 8eifipiirc ooer Sieber@
iplnocn pcrben balb pllrd bicielbc 9es
hcilt. gs lit Die bette Salbe fin
Sranoa IL. Shnittlpulbcn, Guctldnns
gen, gciprunsenc Sippct rno Sdnpe,
TroitbcuIcn mn Sdutprrboibcn. Bic
Iclbc pcrihafft ipfprti9c Sinberung,
% Gents in :. w. Hucte Ippe
tbcfc, $50 Wnin Ctr, Srbltalie. Sa,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22

aliol Ha. ipifien Sic, ba bdtten Sic
fir Shire Sitereier Iih aud, einen Inz
bcren nlisiudlcu fDnnen." Sbr Sltd
maro ltorrcnb. Srpiten lpiirbc CT tic,
bate tic bon icincr @rpBmiltb ge>
ludbnt, tic bcrubigcn, pu6 cs ia 10
idlinm niht lei - rnb ltutt
rciicn iric CT tic nnidjndu6te. nc
bsirnbe pficntlih blanicrte mic CT
idnobe ibr cen Gildcn lpGnhte unO it'd
Srube Stsinndmn Sufebrtc, bic ans
Der aiidlc cinen arua luarnlcs WdIlcr
9ebolt bate unb oroentlih triumpbics
reno iogtc: vgtltu tnmmcn Sic nal
Der 81 mir, id pcrb' Sbnen Die @cs
ifidte idpn ipicbcr ms 9teinc bri1@
een." HIM CT. bon Sofinuna nell be-
lebt. sab anriid: sd bill Der Shire.
SrGulein Steinmunn, mn gcbc Mid
aif 8nabc nnb llngruSc IN Sbrc
fleiucn 6Gnbc." ia imlid) Gle
Sdurig, tief bns &opfhcn a~elenft. 5llr
Settc. Cine gcmiithlidle Stin,mc rib
tic ails ibrer Scrniftling cmppr:
.Nbcr Srduleiu Gle. ipcr lpirp lid
pcnn cin tlcincs WiBgei6iG 10 81 Ser
Scn nebmlcn." Scr Sberlcbrcr @iGlz
buls wur's, Der Dor ibr lfaub. &ni!m,
bnB lie lids actrnute, nit cincm Slid
icin @eiiGt st itrcifen. Sod ipas nc
BARN los, ipar nid)t &ubu. cs . elm
liebcS, 9utcs Sdchelu. baS tic pprncm
rcd,t germ an linn gebabt - porhcm,
cbc Der Nefcrcnbnr Sofia Sclin ms
StGbtfcn aefpmmen iunr. Inn nit
Dem .lie5cn SGGcln iuatc cr jet: "a.
in. nit Den gcfofteu Gictn, pa5 III 10
@citmndsind,c, Der cine licht Tic bart,
ser anhcrc mcif. Der Scrr Hcfercts
oar mag pifenbnr mn Die barton, ih
abcr, SrGulciu Gle - ib ihpdrmc
gcrnpe5u fir bic lpcihen." q SIC
- Sic - nm fonncn sic gut Iputz
ten -" Sa uahm CT ibrc 6nrlo, ntc
hos pcrbdngnibpple @urfacihob &C.
Iflciocrt. briidtc tic Inuit unb iugtc:
I'D ippttc niht. id, frclic MIDI ia MIR,
buB Sic nod 10 6ur sntcn 3cit ilbcr
bcs Serrn Heferenbnrs @eidmad dllte
acflGrt limb" Clip paar Sctunhcr
lang Itanr lie ba, Die Iuecn tief &C.
icnft uno riibrtc lid uiht. Sanl1
nbcr bob lie Die bimmelbluucn, lhalltc
Dem Sberlebrer boil in bas @e'idt
unb Hiaatc nit cinem garl5 icltiam flins
acuoen Had)orud: I'D frell mid
aud1." lInb slpcie, Die it'd ircuter
mn felt an Den &ulpcn btclten, Ifnu;
ten iid ldhelnb on.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22

aciinutc Menidcn. om llicr nabnlei
ibm bic Scnrung nb, ellen 6linl Sra
mer uno che fiinf5cbn Winlten per-
itrihen iii,p. ihmimmt hnclbcpadt nit
cdItem &plldnber, uno inter lnttenl
3urllien Der an llfcr ucrlammcltcll
@irnac. pas cole Eb:cr, Gin ipnbrer
Nadf6umling Der Hcttcrtlncn nea
r0nliid)cn a~apitolS. mir itol3cr gticnc
Dem Wiiucr 5il. ais uiibtc cs, ipcld1enl
bpben 3lued es lid, bilgnb.< Str
Scber lit 81 idmndD. I'M pds Gltt5lidcil
nesNgercttctrn GbepaareS 81 Id,ilncrn!
@s mar linn tus grnbcr Moth 6ebplte'
mnb INIT @clniicnbcit lpnlltc CO mn,
Den N6fiub Der @cirGiicr rlbi9 OBJ
pdrten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22
gum graten sebbrt aud Sanee.

Cine ersDBlide S5ene ipielte lid,
Dor einigen Sagen in etnem aicler
HeiNaurant ab, no bel einem Seitz
cilen gebratene Sauben ~ierpiert nurz
Den. Oils Der Wirtb feline &rguss
@uaen ourh ben Saal ihneifen ldSt.
oh Iqes in Srbnung lei, entbedt Ell IN
elmer bunflen Ode einen &ellner, Der
5ipei iibriggeblicbene Sauben iorgz
fdltig in cine Serpiette fpidelt uno
picic in ieinen Srad perihipinoen ldBt.
Haid entifloiieu RIFT er ben aeIlner
binaus. areift nad) elmer Smccnihnle
mn gieBt beren Snbalt in Die Snide
oes nerbliifften &ellners, inbem er err
lduternb bemerft: ~3um 8rater, mein
Sunsc, gebort nlf Saucc." Spra6's
unp ieste ben GeIner an bic 2uft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22
60 miberipenitis mic @sanleiel

inn Die 2ebcr unb sic einseipeibe
%mandnnal; Dieielben ideinen obne llrs
inhe 8u itoten. Ilsbann gibt's Be-
I6perben: Ippetitloiisfeit. llnperbaue
lihfeit, Merpoiitdt. 0ersasen, 8opfs
ihmcrsen. Iber iolhe 8ei6merben
perihpinben bnrd ben @ebrauh bon
9r. Sings Iefp 2ife 1iaen, benz
beiten Magene unb 2eber<S eilmittel
Der Wclt. go einfad. % Gents
IN :. 8. Huete's Slpotbcfe, 656
Brain StraBe. 9ubuque} Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22

9eiie reget fidb i'm SfooBe Der grbe be erffen
Srlhlinesidfte. Nui alien @ebieten Der Watur bee
sinut Der sieubilbungsproseB; ihud1teru. faum
6emertbar stuar nod, aber bod, unoertennbar
iir ben eeunuen 8epbad1ter. Nm etsenen 3etbe
inagit III es ipiiren. Is treibt uub br6nat in Fir
et,uos. ais oh es f5eheln iprenasn iuonte. Damn
pieoer fuirb es tin. nid,tS rest Nd mehr unb etue
idlier e%rlahmenoe Itattigfett tontrnt iiber did.
lie 5unttioren Defines Seibes oerfasen. 9eine
Gel dnts iarbe miro fahl uno gran. Aoptidprnera.
idlediter, pieoerlider @eid,na6 uno 8eritopiung
betuuoen. oaB be 8erbaunesprgane trdg &c limb.
aehulid1 es beiaeen auoere Nn5ciehen, iuie Q. ..
1raden in Der Maeengceenb, SfuinoeL, Ser5s
flopjei,.. seitiueilige athemnoth. Hlden!bpadie.
@elbiud,t unb Sebitorungen: Nuth IN Dir tdmp.
Der gprlanier bes Grlbltnss. Der @inter bIeibt
aber nod, Sieeer. benu 3ein abrper ut ourh bic
inpnatelange Nnbduinng BON 8emebsidlladei
b. j.. ben I'M a6rper iid5 ielbft bilbenoen @iiter. Al
geithip1dht. nm iid aus etgerer araft al nenenl
aebeu ourda3urinsen. SeBt 1T &c on Der Belt.
Deinem geitnadbten abrper 3u Silfe Bu ton,meu.
inbem III bic beudbrten ct. Hernaro arduter'
ptnen gebrnudh.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22
Rciher ainberiesett.

sanulcl goliiter. Elm @Etornrann
in Sieniten Der Fraction fGo.%, 1T
%benatrid,ti9t irorben nSaB ieiue
5antc. Srau Siaac &&lion bon
. IRIS Balls, EropiE Ontario
in Canada, ppr elmer q k6e @iers
lineen bas 2eben i6enftcY @Itter
unS ainbcr, alles Ntdbfen, befinbcn
lid mobl. &onis gbparS ut benad)z
ridtist morben unb pirb Der Mlltter
cine S%clubnung Itiften.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22
Siidtcr mad, sins' sins.

@eiabt. pie cin Wann, Der iid nit
ieincm S6idial ~nbgcfunbcn, itano
Der 9rpoflpncr cbenlali9c Wngis
ltrat Senrp 5. Srrlong por Snpcriors
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-08-30
Cross PURPOSES.

One player goes around among thu
circle and whispers In each ones EN-
the answer he Is to make to the next
player who comes after him asking
questions. For instance. Charles goes
around to Nos. !, 2, 3 and 4.
To No. ! he whispers. "Hot, sweet
and strong"
To No. Q. "With pepper and vine
gar"
To No. 3. with my best love-"
To No. 4. "No, indeed"
And to the whole circle m answer
Of some kind.
Jane comes after Charles to ask any
question her own will may dictate.
She asks No. 1. What kind Of a
week have you passed.
No. /. "Hct. sweet and strong"
To No. 9. "Shall you ever marry"
No. 2, "With pepper and vinegar"
To No. 3. "How will you keep house
on thesei"
No. 3. with my best love-"
To No. 4, "Where are you going to
spend the summer"
No. 4, "No. indeed"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-08-30
"lift Me Upi"

In some parts Of Scotland large
rocks or powders are sometimes found
with ancient writings cut deep Into
them.
One such rock on farm in Gallo
way had carved on 1t, Lift me up
and I'll tell you more"
The farmer resolved to do 30 and
got together some Of his men, and be-
tween them they did at last succeed
in lifting the great stone. But instead
Of finding that 1t covered gold or some
other treasure they found carved on
the rock, clay me down as I was be.
FORE"
They d. 80, and a group Of disap'
pointedL vent slowly back to thsii
everydayA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-08-30
STATE OF MAINE,
COUNTY OF OXFORD. So,

Board OF County Commissioner Mas session.
1910; held by adjournment August q, 1910.
UPON the foregoing petition, SAT-, factory eyi
dence having been received that the petitioners
are responsible, and that inquiry into the merit.
Of their application is expedient, IT Is ORDERED
that the County Commissioner meet 4;
tie Post Office ut East sumner IN siii
County, on Wednesday, October ~ No.
ut nine OF the clock, A. NJ, AM therce
proceed to view the route mentiontl In AID
petition; Immediately after which view, hear
Ing Of the parties and their witnesses viii x
had at some convenient place In the yicnltI
and such other measures taken IN the preml'ei
as the Commissioners shall judge proper. An'
1t is further ORDERED, that notice Of me time
place and purpose Of the Commissioner NEE.
Ing aforesaid be given To all persons anu COZ
porations interested, by causing atte-ted cOpe
OF said petition and Of this order thereon u b
served upon the Clerk OF the Town OF sun
ner, and also posted up In three publ
places in said town, and published three week
successfully in the Oxford Democrat, new'
paper printed at Paris, In said County 81 Oh
ford, the first Of said publications, anu eAch Q
the other notices, TO he made, served and posted
at least thirty days before said time o. meel
ing, to the end that all persons ami coTpOFa
lions may then and there appear anu shO'
cause, II any they have, why the prayer 0
said petitioners should not be granted.
ATTEST :-CHARLES 4. WHlINAN, I'erA'
A true copy OF said Petition AMI orieF o
Court thereon. ...,. .,.,-,-
ATTEST :-CHARLEs F. wHITMAN, Clerk.
S36
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-08-30
The Enchanted
Apple Tree

There was once q little baby who
hadn't any mother or father or sisters
or brothers or aunts or uncles or c0us
ms or any other kind Of relative, and
she had nobody to take care OF her
except just one fairy. The fairy was
very good. and she took splendid care
of the baby and named her Joybell
which, Of course, isn't an appropriate
name for q baby, but then all the
fairies have names like that. and thlf
fairy, whose name was Sunsilk, be
cause Of her beautiful hair, didn''
know any better.
There were two things which wor
ried the fairy. One was that the bah!
grew older and older every day, ana
of course, fairies can't play with Chi.
dren after they get to be certain age
and she hated to leave Joybell alone
In the world with no relative. AnG
the other thing was that there was a
very naughty fairy who was always
trying to harm Joybell. and Sunsilk
was afraid to leave her alone.
One day when Joyben was about
three years old and the prettiest little
thing imaginable. with soft gold hair
delicate pink cheeks and u pink dress
woven by fairy process. Sunsilk left
her alone for just few moments
while she flew to get some honey foi
supper. In that instant the nauSht!
fairy came sweeping In at the window
and cried:
Now at last l have found my
chance, and you are alone! And when
Sunsilk comes back she won't find
Joybell here"
And with that she touched Joybell
with the end Of her wand and In al
instant changed her into an apple
seed. Then she stirred up strong
wind, W hich picked up the apple seed
blew it out Of the window and drop
ped 1t in u road miles away. Wasn''
1t dreadful to do thing like that?
While the apple seed was lying In
the road good old woman came
along-a kind old woman, with wayy
white hair and a pleasant smile. And
when she saw the apple seed lying In
the road she picked 1t up and said
"Ill plant this in my garden and may
be I shall live to see it grow into q
tree. Oh, how wish we had 9
daughter to climb up in its branches!
When she reached home she showed
her husband what very large seed
she had found, and together the!
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planted it in the garden. But 1t vii
be long, they said, before we have
an apple tree"
However. they were amazed few
mornings later to find Il little shoe;
showing above the ground. and eacI
day .ls th ~ looke,! at 1t 1t grew large
and larger. so that ut the end OF /;
week it was already three feet tai!
At the end Of month it was Il ful
grown tree. and at the end Of tire,
months it had blossoms.
And the old people said as they look
ed at its beautiful blossoms, 'Oh, il
we only had child with cheek like
the petals Of the apple blossom and
hair like the pure gold Of its heart!'
Now. it happened that Sunsiik had
been hunting the whole world over to
find Joybell. and, being fairy. she
knew the moment she saw the apple
tree what had become of her little
charge. And she heard what The old
people said and thought. Here are
good, kind people with whom my lit
tie Joybell will be happy"
So she flew quickly to the apple
tree and touched the trunk with her
wand.
"Look, wife. Look ut the apple
treew cried the old man. And as she
looked the old woman saw the trunk
split open. and out stepped a little
girl with cheeks like the apple bios
som petals and hair like the gold OF
the stamens.
AS soon as she saw the old people
she ran with both arms outstretched
and they clasped her in their arms and
knew that a daughter had come to
them at last.
The apple tree rustled In the wind
and the buds seemed to ring like JOY
bells. And that night when Joybell
was going to sleep in the dear little
bed where the kind old woman had
tucked her she heard little flutter
Mt the window, and there stood Sun
silk looking lovelier than ever In the
moonlight.
"Goodby, little Joybell." whispered
Sunsilk. "Now you have human
friends and a human home, and you
will find children to play with In the
great green fields, and you will all
climb into the apple tree, and there
you cam tell them about Sunsilk."
And Joybell almost thought she was
asleep, but she whispered. "Goodby
dear Sunsilk; will never forget you.
And all the things that Sunsllk had
said came true.-WashingtOn Star
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Girls Peep
At airyland

Dorothy awoke with a start. Every
thing and everywhere was snow, snow,
snow. The fairies Of snowland had
been more than busy In the night.
Dorothy thought they must have been
rushed. for every little nook and cor
ner was decorated. Even the place
where her little piggies slept had not
been neglected.
Yes; Dolly had made up her mind in
The two minutes she had stood before
the window. She was going to the
woods to see If she could find the snow
fairies.
Dorothy dressed hurriedly, put on
her little gum boots and slipped quiet
ly out Of the front door.
On and on she trudged. Her boots
were 30 very heavy that It made her
tired. So she leaned YEARLY against
pine tree which was grumbling some
thing every time the wind blew.
A rabbit had been playing in the
SNOW. for his footprints betrayed his
many caprices. Dorothy wondered
how he worked all four feet at once
and whether they would not get mixed,
all wanting to go first, each forgetting
when 1t was his turn.
"Well. Dorothy. you have come at
lastw
Dorothy jumped and looked around
In amazamnnt for II WIS q funny
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A Gun Of SUGAR.

A large china cup with handle was
showed across the counter and child's
voice said. MA wants cupful OF
sugar"
The grocer filled the cup. weighed
the sugar, poured It back into the cup
and said. Two cents"
10 u customer who expressed sur
prise ut his willingness to sell grocer
les III such small quantities he said:
"Have to In this neighborhood. Most
of these people live from meal to meal.
which means that they buy things ny
measure instead Of weight. Reckoned
by the cupful. the spoonful or the pail
full. they know just how much OF any
thing they need. In order to satisfy
both customers and the inspector OF
weights and measures we measure
first to suit the trade, then weigh after
ward."-New York Sun.
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In,.et sit. on lie Eaos.

Family matters in the case Of insects
usually mean only the depositing OF
eggs In suitable situations for the In
dependent development Of the on
spring. the parent insects often dying
before the young appear. The earwig'
however, provides remarkable excep'
tlon to the general rule, for 1t sits upon
its fifty or more eggs until they arc
Matched, just as bird would do, and
moreover, II the eggs get scattered II
carefully collects them together again
In the early months Of the year. when
digging the soil, female earwigs may
frequently be found together with
their batch Of eggs. At the slightest
sign Of danger the young ones huddle
close to their mother, hiding beneath
her body so far as it will cover SO
large a family.-Strand Magazine.