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Arizona republican., 1913-01-12

mpOrtd peaches should not become
 equally popular, as the enjoyment of the fruit will thus be made possible to those who find the homegrown product beyond their means. It's advent also would be welcomed in hotels and res taurants for the preparation of dishes in which the fruit forms part Another effect would be to prolOng the peach
Arizona republican., 1913-01-12
A GOOD TIME COMING.

q tell you, Binks," said the million aire, with great gusto, talk about your fun! There's none to equal thai of earning a million, dollar by dollar.
 By ginger!" said little Blnks. what a lot of fun there is ahead of me! = Harper's Weekly.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-12

season. At present the fall market de- pends largely on the outdoor fruit, the supply of which is made doubtful by the uncertainty of the climate. Amer ican growers, accordingly, see pros poets of q good market in England now that people there begin to realize the comparative cheapness of the imported peach
Arizona republican., 1913-01-12
ANNUAL ELECTION
 OF HOME BUILDERS
Ike Year had Been a Good One for
 the Company.

The third annual stockholders meet ing of Home Builders was held Wed nesday evening January at their of flee. The progress made during 1912 in all branches of the business was very gratifying to the directors and stockholders present.
 The new board of directors elected was: R. H Greene, Walter Talbot, Dr. Ancil Martin, L. w. Coggins, G. NJ. Hahn, C. D. Doris, V. c. Cook, H. E. Wilkinson Dr. Leslie Rutherford w.. l.. Pinney and pr. John Bennett These are the old board of directors with the exception of two members, J. $. Grif- fin and j. F. Cleaveland, who with drew and w. L. Pinney and Dr. John Dennett were elected to fill the va cancieS.
 The gain in various ways during 1912 is as follows: Preferred stock gain, 500 shares.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-12
TRACK WET, MEET DELAYED

The track at the fair grounds yes terday was in condition as far re- moved as possible from that oI the Ugh school speedway last week; that l- to say. il was under water, ami the track men. being used to deSei- conditions. were unwilling Jo Wade S. the meet was postponed until more. favorable season
Arizona republican., 1913-01-12
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED.

"Pop. whats the millennium
 It's a time coming, my son, when there will be jobs enough in every administration to go around among those who want 'em."-Baltimore American.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-12

Continued from Page FifteenD
 that he is that he earned it down here in prison, That wife needs coal and wood and food-the children need clothes and shoes. Of course if you want to you may buy your- self. dear madam. new pair of gloves. or you, sir. may buy a box of cigars and not think any more about these stories: but We rather fancy that you'll he pretty ashamed if you don't find your name in the list of those who will help the con victs help those whom society is sup posed to protect. Won't you?
Arizona republican., 1913-01-12

- DANCE MONDAY NIGHT-Patrick Hall. public cordially invited, good mu-
 sic. ladies ree.-AdVertisement. II
Arizona republican., 1913-01-12
The Contrast

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08
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fir ben britten Sermin beg Mmtes
als Stabtihasmeiiter, inbem er nit
einigen breiBig Stimmen seIdlasen
tuurbe. Sieie .politiife gpiIooe" be-
beiltete iniofern cine iebr ~tpertbpole
Grfabrnns, als Der 8eitblid bes gers
iforbenen in finan5ieIIer 5ins
iiht permebrt unb fem 0ei6dftsIinn
bebeutenb sei4 rf puroe. @it
Den 10 geiteiserten &enntniiien bes gez
i6dftlihen 2ebens, 5un,al in Sinanz
gen, fuiomete iif nun 2oren5 90. @ona
ner Der fatboIiiden Yreiie. nadbem er
eben NIT ieinem Sreunbe. 5rn. Srans
". altman ais @ertreter Der Sntez
o Sbeo. altman. ben Infnlif
bes @eiddftstbeiles Der camille Gltz
man. in mliiterbafter @eiie aber nidt
obne Shruierisfeiten. betperfiteai9t
bate. Or ielbit iibernnbm nod
pripatim cine eigene 8erpflibhlng.
baiuit Der gertras gu Stanbe fam.
Oft nod bat ct nadber Der &lnsbeit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08
KabcltepeSeteft.

= Sas itulienilfe aoniaspaar trai
am 8. Suli in &iel Elm uno pirb bonn
Deutihen 3aiierpaar auf's Ser8lifite
begriibt. = Sn einer amtlidlen &unbz
gebuns iiber Die @ntrepue miro betont,
baB Die 3uipibun9 Der Singe uuf Dem
Salfan Die erniteite Iufmertiumfeit
Der IonnrdDen lnb Staatsmdnner be-
%aniprude. - Heifsfan5ler b. Setbs
mann Solllue9 unb Staatsiefretdr bes
IeuBern b. Sagoiu befinoen iih in
8iel, tpobin audi Der italienilhe Winis
lter oes IeuBern Iarquis bi San
8illiano gefommeu lit. - &Dnia
gittor emanuel tanI@t bel Der 9ur6s
tabrt ourh Sirpl nit Dem &aiIer
Srdn5 SuIef Selesramme arg. ole aui
einen ber6liden Son geitinmt iinp.
q @roBe e%rrcsrlns perurIaft in
Der beutihen Sreiie cine Ielbnng.
laut pelfer Elm iunser Selitiher in
Der Sremoenleaipn iuiberrcthtlid fiiiis
lirt nno Der Spmmanpeur oes Srups
pentbeils bafiir beforoert pprben lit.
4 Die Sirettpren Der b66eren
REORGANIZATION Der Yropiu5 Sadien
ratheu I'M Sinblid alif Die c6nuuinis
itiiden Iusihreitungen gcgen Shtocnz
ten ibreu Soslingen bonn @sird Sranfs
reidfS as.
x In9eiidltS Der in Merifo bnrd,
Hebellen periibten 8reiicl triift Die
peutid)e Heaierung entlfiebene MaBs
ndbmen. (Siebe .Ser6lpeiflnuestbat
in 1tegifo".)
= Die Serlincr MscbiSiniide G,e-
ielifaft lebnt es ab, lid amf bic
Iriifnns Der nnsebliden Grfulse Bro
feiior Shleid's nit Dem Sriepmanm=
Sernm cin5ulaiicn. Ser Yraiibcnt
Der @cieaid)aft crtIdrte ipdter in elmer
informellcn &ebe. penn Or. Sriebz
mann lpirflidl moae, baB iein Serum
0cpriiit miro. Damn ioltc or lein
Scrnm Den periaicoenen SoIpitdlern
anr Terfiignng itcllen. 2c6baitcr
Ipplaus folgte Der Hebe.
. Ser @inorud. lpcld,en Die fat
einmiitbige Innabme Der @ebrpprla9e
nno bcs @filiarpenopfer5 auf pas
Irslanb madden miiiic, ipirp in Der
Sreie Seutid)laub's belonpers unters
ltrid)en.
* Senri Ho1eiort. uelder me6rere
Sabr5ebnte hinburh I'M pplitiihen 9es
ben Sraptrcid'S cine iiibrcnbe NoQc
geipielt bat. itirbt I'M Mlter BON SO
Sabren in Yaris.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08
6ctrGnees 2lmsidRant Int WaIk,
inetsn bsiekr6mft.

@afbingtom, 3. g.. 2. Slli,
-Sier lit ons Sonesz @crfs slcciics
@eicb in Strait 9etreten. Infer bieienl
@eies bari IN Der Sunbeobauptitaot
fem Sropfen alfpbol am Sonntas
uno an Den @ohcntasen spiiGen 1
unb Z llbr &orgens ~ocrtnMft iperbcn.
llno 5lpar ioa eus @eieB augeblih ioz
ppbl auf Die creluiioen Giubs mic ali
Die %gciuobnlite Sirtbitoft sur ans
i~penbun9 fommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08
per,peiRmnesttat In ,llcries

@egtco Gitp, @er,, A. Suit
Gin aus Der Stapt Durango einaetrofz
fener Sripatbrief beridtet. Dap
felt Der @iluhabme Der Staot burdb Ole
&ebelen i'll DER porisen @ofe. mad,
LANCER Sclagerune. pier5is Srauen.
Die meiiten Der belleren alaiie Der
Ginippbner a%ngeborig. Selbitmorb be-
9anaen bahen. Snr6 Die @iBbanos
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08

hingen. Die lie bon Den Tebe[ens
SoIoaten 5u erbuloen batten. prrben
Die ltnglidlihen 5u Der Ser5peifs
%lungstbnt s~etrieben,
Goniular=g erid,te beIagen. bab Die
8ebellen nuh ibrem gin5ug in
Durango nie Sanbiten eebanit BADEN.
Gin GROCER Sbeil, bes ESTABLISHMENTS
lpnroe mad IlIspliinoerun9 nieberse>
brannt unb Die pilbeiteu Nusihreitnns
gen folgten. Der Serift erfldrt, bic
a%mslanbiidjen Jlassen in Der Stabt
ipnrben pom ben Rebellen nid,t seahtet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08
anrse 9epei&en .Ma&ri&ten.

go
2nr5e 9epeihen =Nahrihten.
Is Sberif Hopiepelt t%ritiiirt in iei.
nen auf Der Srp9reiiipen Gpnferens al
NeDport. 8. S., sebaltenen Heben Die
~alistpdrti9e unb Die @nrine Solitif bel
Semofraten.
* Ser Imateurs 9uftidiifer oogar
u. @ilas fliest NIT einem SaIIagier
I'M Spbros Ieroplan bon ct. Soiepb.
Wtib., qller iiber Den Safe Iifigun
naf Chicago.
% Sn 9%ettpsbiirg ipiiroe Der erite
Tag Der Shlaht : grinnerungsfeier
nit 8eben oes 3riegsiefretdrs Gar
riion uub bes @ouperileurS Sener err
offnet. Gags parauf ipirb IN Dem
8ettpsburger Seitlaser Der .NilitGrs
Gag" sefeiert ilnb Sauieube bon Bette
ranen treten bereits ibre Seimfubrt an.
Gin blltiges Sntcrme55o fano in Dem
Speiieiaal bes 8ettps6mraer Sotels
itatt. w. g. Senrp bon Yhilabelpbio
perfiel in Haierei, ais er borte, mie
einige 9eute iid) abfdlis iiber 9incoln
auBerten. lInp perfebte mebrere Yer
ionen burf Ieiieritidle.
Is 141,05S Saiagicrc iino i'm
Slrni nuf transntlantiihen Sampfern
i'm Nen 9otfer Safen einsetroffen.
x Iuf Dem ShIedti6iif .9ouis
iiana" peruriadt bash Ibffiegen elmer
Tentilbaibe betrdhtlide Iufregma,
bod lperecn ihlimmc Solgen burd,
aapitdn YottS' ginsreifen permieben.
= Is. Guile. berseitiser 0irettpr
elmer @aAnfahrit IN &enoi6a. 8is.
pelder ieit ~ Snbren in Sieniten berz
iclben Sirma ltebt. bel ipelder or ais
Iflidter Wagenbarer eintrat unb lid
emporarbeitete, bat oieier Gage bas
90. S%ebensiabr erreidt unb lit nod
iminer td9lid nnermiiolid tbdtig. \
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08

o bate er benn nus9es
~ arbcitet uno ansgcs
~Iitten Der innisit seliebte
0atte, @nter, 9rliper. Geid)dftsfiibrcr
r~nlcrcr tatboliifep 3eitungcn. Gpolfel
Der Yreile nno Sereinsmann. Sreuio
Der fatboliidcn Misunderstanding.
Der fatbolilden Wiiiioncn. Der 2aier@
grcrSitier, Elm ed)ter Hddfplscr oe5
bI. &;nsen3 bon saul uttO S6anam
m,p nIlcr ebclcn V%in5en5ianer, Der
*riiibcn. %unicrer 9ubnauer COME
rcnscn bcs ct. Tin5cnS bon Yauls
Wcrcins: Sr. 9urcnS Wsid,acl @onner.
Scin @irfen ltanb allerbines i'm Ipcz
-itplnt Der Srciie aufsielGs~Aainune
Der @ldtter. III bcren seihaftiider ver<
maltnng mno beren MnSbau CT Die
belten Ieibcr ull5u ipenigen -
Sabre Sciies Siinglingss niib RanneSs
alters perbradte; icbod RE Sebels
tun9 uno Die burfidlaeenbcn Grfolge
icincr 2ebensleiitnnaen, ipicltcn lid
nidt in aIlgcmein idtbarer
@ciic Dor ZEN Iugeu jones silent
Iihcn SebenS nb. auf bcilen u e.
itaItung I'M Simue Scr hri IT.
tihen 2cbenss unb Weltanid)auuiIg
CT. iolppbl i%nltinftip ipie 5ielbeipn6t,
ciner bicl grDbcrcn ginflnb alisiibte
ais Die Scipeailn9en an Der Sberfldd)e
es %erfenneu liebcl. ltno ipern mir
ms crlauben, bier dls Dfrentlifcr
2obrebner oes REINFORCEMENT ons Mort
an ergreifen. 10 f0nnen lpir Die Snz
id)rift ouf Dem Ioniimente icineS
2cbens niht flurer e%rfennbar ciia
ffrei6en, ais in Der Shilperllng ieines
8erbesanseS nnb &eifcns 5u iencr
2eiltnnasfdbisfeit. pcl6e BEL ibrer abb
gcrumoeten ShDnbeit unb i'm @lan5e
:brer gerabe5l be9eifternben Soil
enbung q, ms unb Iae, uno beionz
DerS Scne. Die ibm ndbcr itanben,
serabe5u f%eiielte.
Sic Sauptmertiteine im 2ebensz
iallfc bon 9pren5 Midael 8oruer iino
redt balb seSeidnet unb iinb nift be-
iunbers 5abIreid. @as 3pii6en
bieIen Stationen auf bem 2ebensipege
Iiegt. bar5ulesen. lit Die reit,ere,
IN / Of I'll 9 nnb mebr ! nbalts>
bDIIe Gufsabe.
@eborrn am %. Hopember 1857,
Al Cape @irarbeau, Mo., Fam Der
IerItprbene nit ieinen Gltern, Hifos
Inus uno glmla @aria @onner, ses
borene 9ittlinser aus Yal5em. 3es
aierunssbe3irt Srier. 9euti9laub, .als
@nabe mad 9ubuqre. Soma. mno bes
iud)te bier Die ct Iarien : Yfarrs
idule. Sann ididte i'm Der Batter
inn Sabre 1885 in bas goIIesilm Der
Nran5istaner az Quincy. Su., banta(s
inter bem auBergenObnli6 tiihtisen
8doaaoseu, Yater Inielmiis IueIler.
s. g. s. Sad ShluB Der .soloe>
men iorsenfreien Gage I'M College"
t,ie er gu benennen Iiebte = trat
er In Die Sienfte Der &atboliiden
9rudaeIen5haft nit ben beioen
gIdttern: .2uyembnrger 8a5ette" nno
Soma" Elm. Inter Der aeitnng bes
Woters. Nifoldlis 8onner. Sr., fir
pelden baS grideinen bes Sobnes
Die t6eilpei1e grfiilung gar bieIer
baterlider. seiddftlider nnS boberer
Ser5ensipiinide bebeutete. 5ei9ten iib
prompteienS Die S~teieunsen nub pors
trefflihen Inlasen in gei6Gffss
mdnniider &iniiht. Shreiber
bieier 3eileu erinnert iid nod. nit be-
iunberer Sreube. Der fpieoerbolten
Gusbriide Der ~ofienbaren grleidteruns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08

Nm 9icnstas Wurgen, ben
1. Suli, nm $3.50 mir, lit Serr
Spren5 ~. Ypnner IN
ieincm Seine, 20. 1855 Mlta
Wiita Strake, Dubuque, SDtua,
Dfters iupbluerieben nit ben
Ill. Sterbeiaframenten, gptts
crgebcn, geitprben. Die BEE
croisung fanb am Spnnerstas
Worgen, nm 800 ltbr, pon Der
ct. Maricn- Stride aus, itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08

benz Wereinsbiihb bon Sainois, Der
&atboliifen union bon @iiIouri.
brafte er tets resites SntereHc ents
segen. betbeiIiste fid, ipenn imn,er
moglth. perionlid an beren Saaunser.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08
Nattanales.

,Gs TT erreidt." 9nritise 3eblen.
- Was IN Hanh anfsims. =
S&dnbIides sreiben pun 2~pbbpiften
entbiilt. - Cher lit es BITE @irfmns
Der 8ratuftabite SIT darlington,
.. CPL giidOf SanHen
seftOrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08
antrrmationnles.

Snt Salfan bnnit wieber Der &rie8.-
Die Snlfaau6lfer lafen lid nid1t
mebr bnrh bic 9~rpbmnsen Der
0rukntadJte einidiiftern. - Cine
epnftfe 0eididte. - lint mos
bnttbelt es iih?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08

(Sortiebuns aiif Der Z. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08

= @o6enlange 6eaenaiiiic brinsG /.
etf'e lhipere Sohfpaler &alamiis'
ilber ernen sroBcn Sbeil llnearn's.
Bon bcutidcr oiiiSiDIer Seiiros
miro BIC tiir5lihe Scbauptung oorge
fran5oIidcn &iniiter YrGiibenteaIlt,
BOB Seutlhlano nit iciner 8ebrpr
LACE cine ansriifspolitit pcrfolss. al
riidgetpieien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-08

Ses Sdnbes 5i San 5i brinsen. Be-
ionoers tbdtig mill er iih III Dem be-
riibmten 5utmafer= Streit bon Sanz
burn geSeigt babeu.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-18
pairxmen,s Field Meetina.

By invitation of John D. Avery, pro- prietor of Sunshine farm, North Sto-n lngton, the Connecticut Dairymen'S as sociation will hold an all day field meeting at his farm on Wednesday, August goth, 1913. The announcement of the meeting says: MT. Avery wishes to extend to every one a very cordial welcome to visit his farm, which is on the Norwich and Westerly trolley line in the town of North Stonington and is being run on up to date methods along the line of dairying, breeding Ayrshire stock and general farming. Every one is invited, especially the ladies. so do not fail to improve the opportunity to attend and to have a good social time. The programme for the day will con- sist of lectures on dairy topics, recita- spent in looking over this fine place, judging and scoring the dairy cattle, rounding up at 12.30 for lunch, which will be on the basket plan. Drinks and some light lunch furnished. Get off trolley at Avery's Crossing.
 The programme is as follows:
 1.30-Discussion, Summer Feeds and Mangels, opened by Adolph Greenback- CT, New Haven director for the asso- ciat1on-
 Lecture, How the Agricultural Col lege and Experiment Station May Help Agriculture, by Prof William NJ. Es- ten, Connecticut Agricultural college. Storrs.
 Address, A Study on Feeds by II. O.. Daniels, Middlesex county director for the association.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-18
REPRESENTATIONS
 MAL-NUTRlTION--
 COMMON AILMENTS. Sane Method of Obtaining Relief.

Some time in the life of nearly every active man and woman sub jected to the strain of modern busf- ness and social life comes a period when the physical machine does not react from the strain of excessive work and pleasure seeking-a time when rest, sleep and food are not enough to restore natural strength and vigor.
 BIOPLASM CBower) serves the most useful purpose here by giving natural aid, preventing serious nervous break down, known as Neurasthenia or nervous exhaustion" The first indi- cations of trouble are indigestion, con- stipation, insomnia, fatigue-in- fact, all disorders of the stomach, bowels, kidneys and liver emanate from the same cause.-the elogging and inact- ion of the vital organs. BIOPLASM (Bower) is prescribed by thousands of doctors in treatment of these ailments. Physicians in all parts of the world know it's virtues and speak of it in the highest terms. BIOPLASM (Bower1 is absolutely an ethical remedy. It has never before been offered to the public direct
 Arrangements have been made with Lee & Osgood of this city to immedi- ately supply sufferers. Comes in tablet form, at $1.00 per bottle, on guarantee of absolute satisfaction or money re- funded.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-18
DAVIS THEATRE.
gie Show of Feature Photo plays for
 Monday and Tuesday.

Two big features will be shown at this popular theatre today, both in three reels, and it is hard to say which is the best, as both are head liners from reliable companies. A Ruined Life is the title of an intense Iy interesting drama of home life, dem- onstrating the disastrous consequences that may be the result of meddling in private love affairs>by relatives who usually do not ask outside advice in their own affairs. A finely acted and skiilfully produced picture. with the scenes all taken in Stockholm, Sweden. and gives some charming ity: incidental to the picture there is a genuine steepiechase that Is real 1stic and shows the race track and the crowds witnessing the big races. The other three reel feature is a pow erful Reliance drama, The Tangled Web, a story of love, hatred and re- venge. of a designing woman who weaves a web around a boy while he Is still at college. causes him to be ex- pened. lures him away from his moth CTS influence and finally lands him in jail for a deed he never committed but when she is near death the good that fs in the worst of us comes to the eyes of the world A noficaably stron g production with an unusual cast in- ciudfng Irving Cummings. the phote- play star. The other pictures are Tine Mutual Weekly. No. 30, with all the news, Golden Gate Park, a beautiful scenic picture of the west. and The Devilish Doctor, 8 roaring funny Ma Jestfc comedy. with the funny Fred Mace causing most of the laughs. Man ageF Craig has some new songs to of fer. making the biggest and best show ever seen here.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-18
Audi4orium Presents An Attractive
 Opening Bill.

The opening of the Auditorium Is an event that is always looked forward to with great pleasure, as every season this popular pioneer vaudeville house of Norwich has something new to of fer. and while every new innovation has not always been successful the management deserves credit for trying to introduce the most up-to-tfle- min ute attractions at popular prices The opening program was carefully select ed by the management from a great many vaudeville attractions, and their past experience with the heatregoing public of this city is enough to assure everyone that the show will be a good one
 Each of the two acts is entitled to the position of headliner and it is up to the audience to pick the winner Bige- low, Campbell and Rayden. a trio of snappy comedy singing entertainers, look like sure winners as a good sing ing act is always a bit, and these three young men surely can sing. but Crotton and Sremka- a sensational team of European gymnasts will run them very close for first honors. as they have some gymnastic stunts that will take your breath away. This act
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-18
HUMoR OF THE DAY

Madge-Is she a good conversation. alist? Marjorie-No. couldn't get
 her to talk about anybody knew.--- Judge. @
 You seem sad. Family going away for the summer?f No; the cook" ."- Louisville Courier-Journal
 She-I wonder where those clouds are going? He-I think they are go- ing to thunder! !1Pr Princeton Tiger.
 Little Willie-Say. will a welsh rab-
 bit bite? Little Bobby-No, not unless
 you eat Philadelphia Record Schooimaster Cat drill)-Tommy
 Ships, why don't you toe the linef
 Tommy-Rlease. sir. am; but I've got dads boots on!-Comic Cuts.
 Young sDoctor-What are you doing with that Latin dictionary? Old Doc l tor-Mr. Gotrocks has a. cold and I'm looking for a name.-Stanford Chapar- ral
 Mrs Simson-Now. Robbie, I'm go- ing out and l want you to look after the house like a little man--just as your father would If he were here. Bobbie-Have got to kiss the nurse? Life.
 B. A. de Gree-My stomach's out of order, doctor. Doc Ehipp-Have you l tried home cooking? B. A. de Gree No, that's not the reason.-Cornell l Widow.
 Bill hear he talking or taking q 1 trip around the world? Jill-But he 1 hasn't got money enough Tor a trif l like that. Bill-Perhaps not, but heC i got money enough to talk about taking ;! the trip.'-Yonk Statesman. l Yes" said the military expert, i've l must abolish war" But how?" 'eThe only way I know of Is for us to turn in 1 and administer military discipline to any nation that disturbs the interna- l tional peace. e."-Washington Star. l Housekeeper-W What makes you SC 1 late with the milk these mornfngsf l Milkman-Wen you see, mum, the 1 pure food law don't allow us more than | 25 ,000, ,000 bacteria to the gallon, an you wouldn't believe how long 1t takes to count the little divvils.-Lippin- | cott's Magazine.
 1 Why are you worrying, dear?" k~ 1 asked after they had got things se4@ ] tied in their cunning little bungalow.
 'T was just thinking that if you turn out to be as great as [ expect you to 1 be and we have any children they will
 have to take their places among the 1 idle rich. .'A-Chicago Record Herald. Yes, my wife is one in a thousand-~ "Fine cook?'' Tt isn't that" Foe
 nomical?" "No. it isn't that" "Whak then?' "She always listens patiently while tell her all about the gane."- Cleveland Plain Dealer. uE
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-18
HANDS BAD WITH
 SALT RHEUM
Small Water Pimples on Fingers. ltched and Burned. Painful and Sore Cracks. Cuticura Soap and 0intnant Cured in a Month.

Rrooliin, NfS. "A few years ago my Bands were very badly afflicted with salt rhsum- At first there was an eruption of small water pimples on the inside of tho fingers, and by not paying any attention to the h1IrnoF my hands gradually became worse and began to itch and burn and ono after another cracks appeared around Eza0 nails. ou ths fziside of the fingers and on fhe bend of the joints nntu was discouraged, as they were very painful and sore. ! had to omit work that required pst4tfnG naF hands in vaser and cosdd hardly work a4 ET cn account of tae bleeding cracks,
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Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-18
sEAsuoRE PRoPERTY.

s1250 will buy 4-room cottage, ali furnlshed. city water. modern In.- provements, sltuaeed on waterfront at Pleasant View. investigate.
 S75O will buy 4-ro3m cottage, large lot. ocean frontage, situated at Quon- ocontaug Beach. Enquire about it Building sites on ocean lots 50 by l5e at Pleaxant View. Quonocontaug and Chariestown' Beach; prices $250 to $100V. Easy terms.
 TO LET.
 The Carpenter LasIno, situated at Pleasant View, fully equipped for a shore dinner house and dance nall A l0-room cottage, 7-room cottage and a broom cottage at Pleasant View for rent by the week or season. Sew erai cottages at WeeQuepaug ana Gucnocontaug for rent
 $l7So buys a small farm l 1z -1iles from Westerly on trolley line.
 5000 buys . house and one acre of land in the village. Easy terms. Send for Farm Bulletin-choice of 409.
 WILLIAM A. WILCOX.
 Real Estnte Broker. No. 41 West Broad St.. Rooms and 2.
 Westerly, R. l.
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