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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-04-07
Blue Grass League Notes.

Guy Long. who was claimed by the
Maysville club, will be with the Lex
ington club this season. The tangle
was Strengthened out Tuesday and
Long will be relied on as one of the
mainstays of the Colts.
The Winchester Base Ball Club is
short on funds and unless one hundred
season tickets are sold it is said there
will be no base ball in Hustlerdom this
season. The plan to sell the season
tickets is to raise a sufficient amount
of money tn begin the season with is
meeting with the approval of the fans
and they are being disposed of rapidly
at SIS each. 1t is thought the requir-
ed number can be sold.
Alfred Kaiser, formerly of the Paris
club looks good TO, a berth with the
Colonels. The Courier j Journal says: :
In the outfield it seems fat present
that Germany" Kaiser will remain in
the left garden, following his great
work against the Cubs. He has all
the earmarks of a ball player and Boss
Murphy. Of the Chicago Cubs. was
anxious to carry him away with the
National League team when they left
Louisville"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17
HIM trauten famiienkrei(e. :

begreiflib 5n MAIDEN, baf bic Anifans
mig, eth 8irS miifc snu Gntpfans Der
bl. Communion minneftens t2 Satire
alt iein, bnrGans irris lit nnn per-
ifjuinhen miiiie.
(Wie mir pernommcn, bahen uniere
Sfarrer bier in Dubuque unb anbererz
prts Dor. 10 balb ais moglif bent
Sefrcte pcS Sapites uad13ufonmen,
DAB mnnfc fntbolii6e gltern pieie
8ele9cnbeit benitsen lperben. nm lire
&inber iobnlb ais linen moglit1 mad,
Der Communion an Die Irbeit ODER ioz
gar in Die oifentlidpe Shule SIT ifiden,
lit Dabrideinlit. Sic Saimmsn
luerben bait ME ale. audi iolde fatboz
hide glterrl nift. Gs wirb itd bess
balb sar dnsemeinen 6esel bier In
ben Der. Staafen a~nsbilSen, bak man
fatbpliiden Gitsrn bieies geripreden
miinblid uber idriftlih - abuer=
lansett tuirb. - Die 3eb.)
- - -
Die elite, Ginse ST. trasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17
(Spesien fir Sieie 3eituns.)
Cute gilber iiir's SauS.
@pn q. Is e r.

au6 bier3uldnbe ioaten mir IuHen
mier Bolt auf allen Gebieten a15uz
lciten mad 8 oberem 5n itreben.
StiGitanb lit Hiidsans. Sie Sntes
eenIoif9feit unb @leihs
a~iiltigfeit, tpelhe amerifaniihe &atbos
lifen bielfa6 III @e5us auf Shmuld
unb Iusitattung ibrer 8 . + NJ
a n al Den Sag lesen. ipridt Sdnpe
iiir ben Siefitanb u~nieres it.
Ii6en nnb sciitigen 2ebens. @enn
mir bon benz fatbpliiheu Seuti6lanb
8 s lernen piiroelI, in inherent sls
taasleben, Defenders in Der & M il
IiIie, mebr Streben mad % d + ee
rem al befunben. baum tpiirben mir
inns tpenisitens DAMIEN, bub lpir
in ber .Sdao mad benz Dollar" niht
mebr Runitin ober bod tpcnigT
items Streben mad mnb 2iebe CUR
au It befunben.
Nlit b~eIonberem Nahbrrd gilt
bieieS bon ben + eli9ioe 8iloeru
in ber triitliden s camille. Sn
bieier Sinii6t rat6cn mir gans beions
pcrs nit ben @efrebnngen inter ben
RutbpItfen 9eutihIdnb' 8
m0alidit in 5mblnna 5n bleiben.
9ir Ieien 8. 3. bon ben Sommlungen
auter. relisioier aunitbttber,
ipelde bon ~fatboliifen 8erlassbanbs
Iunaen IN Ieiinden. Berlin, Tiinhenz
@labbah etc.. ETC., peranitaltet nerben
unb burd tpelfe seilht miro Die
hrttIi6e q It in Der 3 a nj il
Tie ein3ubiirgern. burd ihDne StnblS
itide, paiienbe 9bromobiloer. fiinitles
riId gebaltene 8anofaleneer. etc. etc.
60 baben mir nns aus Dem Serlage
Der Sos. 3oeieliden 8uHbanollns
einiae Yroben Der Sdmmlnne sIrs
iacra" fommen laiien. gs iinb
..gldtter beilieer &lnit" pel6c. So
IN Der Sabl. auf Suetterfartcn ges
brldt, elegant sebunben. gum Yreiie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17

bon II Wnrf $1,000 erI6einen.
Die 3roben Die ms pprliegcu, iibers
5euscn, baB oieic Torfiihruug bon
Weilterloerfeu Der cbriitIidcn aunit,
cntld)ieber bilbeno nm crbnuenb, b.. b
perebclnb auf Ger Seifouer ipirfeu.
api1nten mir Doh unIere &atbolifen
bier3lilanbc nuleitcn lid iolfe
Berte fir ben Sumilienfreis an3uz
idaffenl @enn Gltern unb Ainpcr,
MIR bon 3eit su 3cit iih in Die Sc
Iid)tigune Ioldcr ,8ilberbiid)er" per-
%tieften. es miibtc u~ubcbiugt ein Strez
ben mad 9eiicrcrr, ctlpns Nciaun9
Sli1n &unitiinuc IN i6ncn cntitcbeu.
@ir cntpfeblen uniercn 2eiern einmal
lid1 Iolde 8erfe aii5uihaffeu uilb Die
8eltdlten. Die Nuffaiiuns unb 9ars
itelluns slpeiien drf eieien ,gldttcrn
beiliacr &unit" ettpns genauer 3i be-
ieben. Wit Dem @ei1auen enttpidclt
itdl Der o. ei d III a Il uno Die 2iebe
gum Seiieren. Heiuercn llnb al Ger
ltnn> unb birnlpie Slunber bon 8anbs
falenoern unb 8ilScrn obne 8eoeus
tlns uno obnc Sheen pirp balh
Ieinen Sauptipertb = Der pes Sei3s
materialeS - %befunben. Die @elbs
ienbuns unb eiu f,r3er Brief an Die
Sirmn Cos. &peicI, 0empten. SeutiGs
LAMB, ioltc nift i'm 8e9c iteben. aud
iolfe 9ilber bierSulnnbe in nniere
fdtboliidcn Samilieu nno beren 8obz
nungen ein5nfiibrcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17
Seilhens 4ntmurt.

Setldens 4ntmurt.
Gum @eilfen ipra6 Die 9ahtiaau:
% Jog, lieb Seilden, mir,
8aS bliibit Oh 10 alein,
go gang pergeiien bier?
-
&iel ih0ne glrmen bli6'n I'M Sbal.
Sod feline fiibrt pie bu
Gin frelioen(pies 9eben;
@ou Sebniud)i ale itrc6en
Ser goloeneu Sonne Sll"
limb Ieb' id It'll unb unbefannt,
Ri6t leb' ih freubenlos,
gu @ottes Cob bieniebeu
&erbliib'n i'm itiIen Sriebeu
SIT mir Elm bolbes Cos"
.Ber Iebrte fold elm 2eben bid,
Sds flir9t fpie fromm' @ebet?"
r0te &0nisin. bic Cine,
Die Sobe, Siibe, 8einc.
SIN itiaen Ra5aretb.
limb ftrdblt fe MIN bort pben,
Sd0n tpie Der Woreenitern:
So9dr auf eoIb'nem Sbrone
Bel Seius. ibrem Sobne.
gleibt tie Die ~0taso bes GERM.
~Nrnter Seelens Sreunb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17

5euge gcildher fenncn lerIen. MlS ne
lldber biu8utrat unh i'll Den eeoifne@
ten Shalen cine Iuiter liegen iab.
budtc lie: rGi. lpa5 Idinumert Dir oa
10 lpeiS. 10 fett ulo ifon entaesen2
ST hds nidt Gin lederes @erid}t?
Ous Ipll Dir i%6jmedcnl" limb burtis
ltno fed Iprin9t bns Idusden barauf
5it nnb rictt binein. Sod aiiser&
bIidlidl idllieBt Die Iuiter ibre SGn@
len unb ninurt Das tunerfabrene
0tdnsd,cu nit bent ipisen Sfndu5s
den unh Dem G6rthen sefangen. gs
fdppelt 5lpdr ~gepdltig lIno btttet I'm
8rahe, dber bie llnerbittlihe giiiter
bGlt ihren @efanseucu feit, bis bie@
Ter ieinen @abn mn @oripis NIT
l~d]mn6poIlcm Spbe 9cbiiBt bat
Sanfanenlieb.
Sbiirm' unb shlDfcr srpB unS nein.
&oinnlt herbet linb lebet an.
Was ih IQes ba,ien tann!
Dine Winfelmab unb &eue
Sal' ih 3dlIier. Sdelinen. Stdle.
Sbiirm' unb Shloiier arpB iulo Helm.
8rnudJe lpeber Salt nod Stein.
g
aonmt berbei uno iebet an,
8ds ih IneS buuen tamil
ltuh an ieslifem 8ebdube
Sab ih meine aroBe SreIoe;
Sud wenn meine Sreube aug.
8eiB' id nieber iebes 5aus.
&onn,t berbet uno iebet an,
Was ih IQes bailen fannl
llnb 10 reiB' ih INNER niebcr.
llnb 10 bal id, imrer ipieber.
Bin gum Sanen irets bereit.
Senn CO foitet nifts nls Seit.
v " u
.., lnnirois.
Gin alter ebrtpiirbiger Giniieoler
iaB i'm be1en Sonnenihein npr ieiner
einiamen &lauie. 3eben ibm1 bate
Elm 6liibenOer Singing Hlas senomz
men. Or mar aus Der grpBen, ldrz
menben Stabt IN Die Stilc Deg 8aloes
geflobeu. Inn ben ihDneu. gu Ser5en
gebenbeu 2ebren bes fronmen @reiies
3l lduiten.
.gbrtpiirbiser Batter, irugte plGts
lif Der Siinglin9. rSbr lsrdldt bof5
sefpiB feline Nn9it 5u BADEN. Dor bent
Hihterituble @otteS 81 eriheinen.
glier frommes 2eben biirst gr6 fiir
Die eipige Seliafeit."
vNein iunser Sreuno". ertpiberte
Der Giniiebler, .~uniere Gerbienite limb
neribipinbeno flein sesen Die 3abl unb
@robe u~nierer besanseuen Srrtbiimer
unb Sebltritte. Sumner lpieoer for1s
men mir uns untpiirpig Dor uno miiileu
oas allse Dor Der mafeloien Seiliefeit
pes sroBen 8ottes idlieBen. Ses
trafte Die sldn5enbe Come! Sic
blenpet ein iebes iterblihe Iligc, jos
lpobl basienige oes @uten. 5rommen
uno Hehtidaffeuen ais audi oes 86ies
ipid}ts."
Ginnenn iaB Der Siinslins ba uno
fabte ben entiflub. idpn in Der Suz
ae,o nit benz frpmmcn 2eben dnsli.
ianeen. che nod, Die GAIL Der Srrs
thinner uup Sehler lid rcrmebre.
y Y
@as ipielen MIR?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17

cine iuie bDhc S~epcmtins Bins Der
3ebnte benz Sefretc beimift.
SiS9pf HoBlcr BON 81. Yolten in
Seiterrein bat biesbe5iiglid inter
Inberem berorbuet. .boS IN Sintumit
Die critic hl. Sci4t fir Die &inber nes
britten Shuliabres mmittelbnr Dor
8e9inn Der oiterliden geiht3eit. ettpa
I'M bns Seit beS IF. Spiepb 10.
Idr5) berum an3nIeeen lit. @rite
bl. Sei6t unb crite hi. Communion
Ipuen in ntoslihit rabcr 3eitfolge Dor
ii6 geben. Gs ipl olio Den Sur critcn
8eiht 5u~9eldiieneu ainbern IN Der
SitcrSeit Der Gritcommunifantens
llnterriht ertbeilt nerncn. 10 baB tic
nod nGbrenb Der Sauer Der SiterScit
Die critic bl. Communion enpfangen
fonnen .... Sn beriidiidtigiines@
ipertben SGnen rcrheu aineer, Die crit
bas 7. ODER s. Seben5iabr 6arildseleat
baben. pom Gmpionpc scr hl. Safruz
mente Der guBe uno be5 Nltars nidf
auSgeiflo1ien iperoen bilrteu. Sei
ein5elnen &inbern, unD bieIcs miro IN
Der Gescl MIR Ton icIfcu selten.
ipeldc IN Der Reltgicn Sripatunterr
.ridt er6alten, lam nudi idIon Dor bem
Z. Sebeusiabre Die 6dbisfcit llno bas
8ebiirfniB gum Gnlpionsc Der 81. Sas
tramente pprbunOen iciu. 8enu
i'm ~eriudbnten 9efrctc iGuuft 81 bon
elmer nftcren nnb tdaiideu 9ommls
Mon Ser ainSer Die 9iehe iii, 10 pirb
bieleS 3und6it in ben Sdnilen urh
Yeniipnatcn floite,li;her Snititltc
our6fiibrbar fem, pcrmnsgsiett, nnb
es Die lofalen IerhGltuiie eeitatten."
Ser Cardinal s@ifar pou Hom bat
als Stellpertreter bes 8iihois bon
Mom. alio bes &npltes ieibit. @or@'
Idritteil iiber Die &inbercomuuniou
erlaiien. Gr nerpeiit smnddst barauf.
baf baS 3efrct nurhaas nid)t pm
elmer ~itriften gprihriit fir bas Z. 9e-
bcnSiabr fpridt unb aud fir bic
ainSercpmmnniun ben priuatcn Cha.
rafter I'M einfader Sprm uorfmreibt.
Der Cardinal 8ifar sibt 81, baf IN
pielen Sdaen bic 3~ulaiiuna sur eritcn
Ill. Communion iibsr naS z. 2ebeuS=
iabr bimanS perihoben werbcn miifie,
ermabnt aber ben GlermS, ben Gltern
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17
Mas ipieleit mir?
Sorpatettrdser

gu bieiem luitisen Spiele iest ibr
eut, liebe ainber. dif Stii6Ie IN
einen 3reis. Damn tritt Elm porber
pdsu a~usaeipdbltes Sinh ais Yofts
patettrdger nit elmer aus Ydpier ges
fertisten Sienlfmiise auf Dem 3opi
berein unb bGlt elm Yafet int 4rm.
nelfes er ieoem Der i'm 8rciie Chem
ben anbietet. @dbrenb CT nun nit
Sieiem unb Senem lprift unp inn
&reiie berumsebt. pertauid)en Gins
Selne ooer dutb Vile tire Sldse. uno
Ser Yoitbote mub babel iufen. iein
Yafet auf einen Der babel ailgenblids
lid ireien Stiible si perfen. 8elinst
ibm Dies. 10 bari err iih nib aif
bemielbeu nieoerlaiien unb bds oa<
burb obne Slas bleibenbe Sinh pirb
nun Soitpafettrdser. 8elingt CO ibm
a6er nift unb fdIlt bds Safet beim
@erfcn reben ben StubI 10 muB CT
nod LANCER Soitpotettrdser bIeibeu.
SaS l6neue Rerfen bes Hafets :"
Iebr beluitiaenb, aub menn es -.
su oft nebeu Den Stubl fGut. 10 trerz
SEN elrre 9nhmusfeln in beitdnbiser
S6dtisfeit ieiu. unb ibr tperbet euh
foitlid u%nterbalten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17
Msnn nniere fatbulifd.n Srauer,

au6 nid)ts fpeniaer als Suffraaetten
limb, 10 f1abet es bod nidts. bier 5il
bermeloen. baB Cardinal Gibbons
eeeen Die Suffrdgetten : 8etpesung
lit. Sieie 8etpesung bat lid, ipie
mir oes Seftereu an anberer Stele
bieier Seituns sen,elbet, in gnglanb,
beIonbers IN 2onbon INNER mebr be-
nterfbor gema6t. Sieie engliifen
Stmmredtlerinnen iiib ri9tiee Hez
beaen setporben unb baden ii6 in
letter 3ett ielbit gu 9bdtli1teiten
ge9en ben Sremier Nsauit6 biureiBen
lafien; audi gu StraBentumulten fam
es; tpenn biefe audi nnblutig perfiefen,
10 3eigt es bod. nie bieier fanatiide
0eiit Der Heftlerinnen tic su gang ses
meinen Observation-Disclosures bers
untertpirbtst. limb bieies unseiunbe
@eipd6S. bon guslanb importirt. bat
ali6 idpn Wur5elu sefa6t in ben Ser.
Staaten. Cardinal @ibbons bat am
Sage beg ct. 8atbarina : Seites i'm
ct. &atbdrina Rormal : Snftitit in
Baltimore bel elmer Iniprade al Die
jungen Snmen treifenb alsaefiibrt:
sSplat ibneu niHt, bieIeu Redtlerins
uel; Der Slab uub Die 8eitimmiins
Der Srau 1T I'M Sauie unb i9 lebe Der
0pffnuns. ba6 Sbr @llh bon bieiem
Suffrasetten : Sabripaiier nift mit>
rciben laBt, ioitbern Der @u6 bon 8ott
9esebenen 8eitimmuns treg bleibt."
= y y
.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17
.0iebet eure eltern. Iiebet d

r9iebet eure gitern. liebet Batter
unS Iuttcr nit Der oollen, letter
Strait cures 5erseuS; benn es fommt
cine 3eit nod Dor ben sralien Saaren.
100 oas 9emiitb nicber ltarfer ipriHt.
als nIer @eritanh Der 8elt unb Ser
YoIitit, uno ipcbe bann benz Ser5en.
benz 8epiiieu. hns nidt Dor Der ipies
bererlpn6ten 9iebe beitebtl~
The Coconino sun., 1911-06-23

Trainmaster Elmer Duffield and Roadmaster Charles Johnson of Williams were in the city early Monday morning to meet Supt. Supt. Gibson whose car was at- tached to work train here for an inspection trip over the road Ito Williams.
 Miss Ella Vail, who has been attending a young ladies semi nary at Fayette, Mo-, stopped off in Flagstaff Friday evening for weeks visit with friends and rela- tives. She is on her way home to Los Angeles.
 Among those who attended the state convention of Knights of Columbus at Prescott Sunday and Monday were G. T. Wall, Ray mond and Edwin Rabbit, George and Dick Flemng. and Thomas Slattery.
 Frank Owenby, the Oak creek cattleman, was in Flagstaff Sat urday. His son, who has been suffering with typhoid, has about recovered and is now at home from the Jerome hospital.
 Mrs. Reuben DeChaine left Sat urday evening for Carp Lake, Michigan, on three months visit to her parents. Rube hopes to follow up in a couple months.
 Jack Woods took advantage of the excursion rates to Prescott to attend the ball games and to in- spect the Black River mines, in which he is heavily interested.
 Sheet music at the Confection Den.
The Coconino sun., 1911-06-23
srArr or onro. orrY or rolapo.

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F, J Cheeney & Co. doing business in che City Of Toledo, County and State aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure,
 FRANK J. CHENEY sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this 9th day of December, D.. lss6
 A. W. GLEASON. (Sean Notary Public. falls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly upon the blood and mucous sur faces of the system. Send for testimonials free.
 F. J. CHENEY X CO, Toledo, Ohio, Sold by all Druggists 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for Constipation.
The Coconino sun., 1911-06-23

The uniform success that has attended the use of Chamberlain S Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has made it a favorite everywhere. It can always be depended upon. For sale by all dealers.
The Coconino sun., 1911-06-23
Local and Personal

Colonel and Mrs. Buckbee left Saturday tor Phoenix.
 A variety of creams at the Con- lection Den for Sunday.
 Rev. Frank C. Reid was in the city Saturday from Phoenix.
 Richard Hart, the Winslow sheepman, was in the city Tuesday.
 Miss Esther Bullard and Mrs. Bullard left Tuesday for Long Beach for few weeks visit.
 Recorder Jesse l.. Boyce has moved into one of the new Chay- tor residences on Birch street.
 E. E. Thurston is at home again for the summer in Flagstaff, hav- ing moved up from Cornville this week.
 MT. and Mrs. R. R. Pollock of Albuquerque were the guests of MT. and Mrs. T. E. Pollock last week.
 Wallace Newman and family of Pinedale, have been visiting rela- tives and friends here the past ten days.
 Mrs. Gabriel of Albuquerque, N. M., was entertained the first of the week by her sister, Mrs. Alex. Johnson.
 Uncle Tom Drum is in the city this week from Stoneman Lake, wearing elegant silver-tipped face 'rnaments.
 w. ]. Stevens returned this week from Kirkland, where he has been doing mining work for the past winter.
 No. : killed COW at the north end of the yards Tuesday morning and brought part of it half mile to the station.
 w. P. Crump, the Phoenix com mission man, was in the city Mon- day with carload of watermelons, the first of the season.
 Mir. Lewis, one of the pioneer business men of Ash Fork, spent several days in Flagstaff, return ing Tuesday morning.
 Prof. F. M. Irish of Tempe is in the city for the summer. Prof. Irish is one of the faculty at the Normal for the summer.
 Charles Woolfolk and Mark Ja- cobs left Saturday for the wilds of Oak creek and expect to live mainly on trout for several days.
 Dr. Henry Cooper returned Sat urday from a mooch to Kansas City with a train load of sheep belonging to Rabbit & Verkamp.
 Rev. George Logic was in the city few days this week visiting his many old friends. He left Monday for his home at Douglas.
 A. K. Stacey, accompanied by E. A. Sawyer of Winslow, was in the city Monday in the interest of the Northern Arizona Oil com pany.
 George Hoffman has sold his right, title and interest to the uni versity section southeast of Flag staff to George Rabbit and R. E. Taylor.
 William Sisson, who has been breaking all speed records at the Bradley College, Peoria, Ill.,, re- turned Saturday to remain for the summer.
 Jeff Newman went to Los An geles last week and will return in about fen davs hrino;no hic family
The Coconino sun., 1911-06-23

W NtANA tAaS IVY q AbF1 tSCh aOAA6 va the range. Mir. Hart is one of the old timers and one who has contributed royalty to Arizona in the way of a bunch of enterprising young men who are much in evi- dence in the stock business.
 G. N. Baty left Tuesday for Turkey Creek, Yavapai county, to look after the interests of the Black River Mining and Smelling Co. Good reports of the prop erty have been coming in right along. Mir. Baty will stay there several weeks, overseeing the work of putting in hoist and other improvements.
 Master Arthur Riordan and Miss Blanche Riordan returned from the east Sunday evening. Arthur has been attending school at Hackensack, N. J., and Miss Blanche at Philadelphia. Master Leonard Daily, son of the famous humorist, accompanied Arthur home for a few weeks visit to Arizona.
 Miss Lena Doyle narrowly es- capped a serious accident Friday when thrown from her pony, The pony was trotting along when 1t fell and but for the cantle of the saddle would have crushed her. Her arm was slightly bruised but otherwise she escaped injury.
 Wm. F. Wallace, the cowman and rancher of Mormon Lake, was in the city this week from his shekel gathering grounds. He says the range in that vicinity is spotted like a leopard some good and some bad with very little rain so far this season.
 Boss" Acker came in Sunday from his ranch at Apache Maid. MT. Acker is very much interested in having the new territorial road built via Mormon Lake and south, claiming that the route would be the least expensive and the most beautiful to travel.
 Miss Mae Walker gave a gen. eral matrimonial and sunshine shower at her home Saturday af- ternoon last in honor of the ap- preaching marriage of Miss Ethel Lorence to MT. Thomas l.. Reese. The shower was a steady down. pour.
 Fly Fuller, the ever moving cat tie and sheepman, came in from Winslow Monday to legally adopt an Overland 4o-horse power auto- mobile, which he will eudeavor to raise and make tame enough to eat out of his oil can.
 The three spot on the A. l.. & T. logging road kicked up its heels at a switch about six miles out Saturday and stuck its back in the ditch. No one was hurt and it was ready for work Mon- day morning.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Mohlenpah of Newark, Ohio, arrived in Flag staff Saturday evening on visit to Adam Mohlenpah and family. This is the first time in thirty-one years the brothers have met.
 o. s. Emblem left Sunday for Phoenix and will bring back E. M. F. 4o-horse power auto for Joseph Dent which will be used between Flagstaff and his sheep ranches northwest.
 K. L. Sharp, who has been do- ing all around newspaper work for The Sun for a few weeks, is
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-14
BOOMING NEW KNcLANp

Perhaps New England has fsst naA- isaed to plume herself upen her hea- esty and her hc0ors too Iong. and that the new movement to male her business virtues apparent in this com petttive age Is both good bssoness and good sense.
 We all recognize that tho New EnglAnd Business associntion. just formed in Boston, having for its object the boosting of all New England, shcsaad show some fine material results. Con- 'necticut is represented Among 1ts vice presidents and among its d5reateSats The federation is the result dlFectiy of efforts made by the Boston channsee of commerce, who have leug felt that there were many directions In which the united support of the business men of all New England were needed. The Pilgrim Publicity assOciAkion of Boston is another organization having for its object promotion of tho indus tries of New England. and doubtless the two associations will co-operate most effectively It is most hopeful sign that this section of the country is fully awake to the prime benefits of an aggressive campaign for business.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-14
HE BuLLETIN's DAILY STORY
HE'S A NEW HOPE

kicked us both through the side of the barn. and so there was no decision.
 Then tried my hand on sewing machine agent who came to our back. door and got sassy with the women folks. and ws slugged each other around the house three times, and he was just geeting ready to throw up his hauda and cry enough when w0 step pod on some loose boards over the cis- tern and we both went down kerpinnk into the water. and dad had the all dredeat time fishing us out!
 sTye had a lot of bad luck that way. Just about the time have my man whipped to . fare you well something always happens to rob me of the de- ciStos1. Last summer, when was new at the Galn0 and had no idea of being champion aud gathering in $1,000, ,00O, I mixed things with q stranger who came to our house trying to sell a recipe for soft soap. He was a jim corker and two or three times he near ly put me out, but at Last was wear ing him down and he was trying to drnw in enough breath to yell for quarter when wa both hacked into a beehive and I've always thought those bees were offended about something, from the way they stung us
 Well, just worked along that way, til I got next to the fine points of the game and felt ready to take on Jim Pulsifer. Then I went around to his shop and caught him when he wasn't looking and gave him a Diff on the hack of the head that knocked him over his anvil and then we had 1t hot and heacy, and that shop looked as though a cyclone had struck 1t when the roundup was ended. I thought for a while that Jim was going to win out. but really got hold of an axhandle and laid him out with it.
 G~xs- A. <xfv urged mo to take up the fighting busi- ness seriously, and my sporting friend told me I'd better come and see you and arrange for a regular training
 sNothing doing said the athletic di- rector, sadly.-Chicago News.