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Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04
COLCHESTER
Rank of Page Worked by K. of D.
 illustrated Lecture on Panna.


 Oliver Woodhouse lodge, K. of P, Masonic hall. The rank of page was worked on one candidate Officers for the coming term were nominated
 Joseph Kelley has returned to Deep River after few days visit with his father on Pleasant street
 Mir. and Mrs. A. Kasman returned to their home in New York Monday. having been guests of Mrs. Kasman's sister, Mrs. Harry E1gart, on Linwood avenue the past week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bacleus have returned to Waterbury after a few days visit with Mir Backus' father. U. R. Backus.
 Samuel Halper of New Haven was a Colchester caller Tuesday.
 Lecture on Panama.
 An illustrated lecture on the Pan- anna Canal was given in Academy hall Tuesday evening. About 100 views were shown with the aid of stere- opticon.
 James GilhIlan returned to New York Monday after a few days stay at his home on Broadway. Monday.
 Harry Elgart, Samuel Gilbert, Harry Levine, F. Glaubinger, Nathan Lerner, U. Norwitz, H. Solomon were in Nor wich Tuesday, getting naturalization papers.
 A large crowd attended the auction held at the home of the late Sheriff Wickwire on Hayward avenue Tues day. Charles F. Brown was auctioneer Rev. H. A. Blake was a visitor in Hartford early in the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04

an name during her search for him.
 MT Searls asked Mrs. Lawson now she spent the time between 11-16 D. m- when he reckoned she had come down stairs to look for her husband ana 12.3O a. m. MT. Torrey oo1ecteo to +biS hut witness replied she was not cartain of the exact time of any of the happenings of that part Of the night. Mrs. Lawson's examination was completed.
 Newton A. Ballard and Edwin Fer rim were the next witnesses ana teS- for dressing and the casket- They described how they had used a rubber mat on the floor under the cooling board and that no bloody water was spilled on the floor of the kitchen.
 Rev. Mfr. Elmquist and Claus A
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04
NORWICH TOWN
Picnic Time on Meeting House Rocks Broken Rail Dangerous-dune Messenger Out.

The meeting house rocks are Ia,
 vorite resort at this season for small picnics, family parties often taking supper there The steps leading to the top are protected by railing in the sleeper places. At one place in the ascent a broken rail now leaves one unguarded spot especially dangerous.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04
Current Issue of Messenger.

The June Messenger. the First Meth odist church paper, has been circ1< lated. There are brief church notices and a sermon having for its subject, The Use and Abuse of the Sabbath. which was preached by the pastor, May II.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04
children's Sunday Plans.

Rehearsals are being held in both churches for Children's Sunday, June IA. The service at the First Meth odist church will be held in the eve ming. at the First Congregational church It will take the place of the regular Sunday morning service.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04

Miss Katherine Butler of Otrobando avenue has returned after a visit with relatives in Stafford Springs.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04

Miss Jane Hitchon of West Town street left Wednesday for two weeks visit with friends in Montclair, N. J.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04

Miss Elizabeth Hull has returned to Springfield. Mass. after several days stay at her home on Bliss Place.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04

Mr and Mrs. F. J. Freeman of East Great Plain were entertained recently by MT. and Mrs. George A. Frink of Otrobando avenue
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04

Otto Mursch of Hartford, a former resident of Norwich Town, spent the week end with friends here.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04

Mrs. P. A. Bullard of Bliss Place is visiting her daughter, Mrs Clarence Smith, at her home on Bear Hill, Boz rah
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04

iie-Anneuneement is made by Truman J. Spencer of Hartford, president of the Connecticut Chautau- qua association that the fifteenth Chautauqua season will open July 12 and continue to the 21st, inclusive.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04

Escorde LaCroix and his two broth CTS motored from New Haven to spend a few days with friends, returning this week
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04

James O'Connell has returned to Bridgeport after visiting MT. and Mrs. rMs. Stewart Greenn1an of the Can terbury turnpike.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04
News Briefly Stated.

Miss Susan Adams of Town street is visiting friends in Plainfield.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04

Miss Anna Frink has returned to her home on Otrobando avenue after passing several days with friends in South Norwalk
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04

Mrs. Charles Vergason of Vergason avenue has had as guests ihis week Mrs. Lampson and son and Miss Lock- wood, all of Hartford.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04
Dared Not Tell suspieions.

In relation to her interview on Nov 6 last with Claus A. Hagstrom of Thompson, who was at her home as an appraiser of her husbands estate, Mrs. Lawson said she asked him if she had been a text at the Swedish church the Sunday before and he had said "No.' She said she told him she should have the sympathy of the Swedish people and also that if she told whom she suspected of killing her husband her own life would. be in danger
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04
Denied cIereyman's Statement.

Mrs. Lawson quoted herself as say ing to the pastor: Before they do all that to me I think God would for give me for taking my own life" She denied that she said to the pastor: T hope God will forgive me if I die beforehand" as he had testified during the trial. \<
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04

Mrs. Benjamin Kennedy and daugh- ter, Miss Alice Kennedy of Town street, have been spending a few days with relatives in Danielson.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04

He has no desire to take a seat Tn
 the council unless he is fully entitled
 thereto, and that his membership is
 essential in giving to the council the
 number required.
 It was announced that the council had authority to fill the vacancy.
 Attorney Walter H. Barney, who is the consulting attorney for the town of Westerly, and who is resident of Providence, is counsel for Edward F. Metcalf who is indicted for alleged mis- application of funds of the Atlantic National bank. r. Barney sailed Tuesday from Boston for Europe to take dispositions to be used in the trial before the United States district court.
 Assistant Attorney General Wrisley Brown has been designated by the de- partment of justice to represent the United States at the taking of the de- positions
 Matty Tucci was almost instantly killed at the Crumb quarry Wednesday afternoon by being crushed under a huge block of granite. Tucci has been employed at the quarry as a plug driller for the past six years. and was when the fatal accident occurred. A piece of granite weighing about 80 tons had been Quarried and Tuccf was engaged in drilling to split the mass OI foCsh when du UnODStIfeO S6aIl opened and piece weighing about two tons dropped off and fell on Tucci, pin ming him to the ground, the main weight of the rock resting on the mans lower abdomen. His left leg was l broken the pelvis bone smashed and the abdominal vicera ruptured. Drs. Mar, A. B. and A. s. Briggs of Ash away and Drs. Scanlon and May were summoned, but before any of the phy- sicians arrived T~Gicci was dead. having survived but few nI.nutes after the accident. pr. Scanlon. as medical ex-
 aTniner, made inquiry and investiga-
 tion, and gave permission for the re-
 moval of the body.
 MT. Tucci was 29 years of age and resided in Bradford. He was of an industrious nature and a favorite among his acquaintances. He leaves a widow and five children.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04
hCNOA AAeAf Sic tOPAAcus Drank Stale Cider

Mrs flawsen testified that "stle get along pretty weil,' with her husband mest of the time As to his being a drinking man. she said he drank stale cider and that during their early married life she objected to this prac- ticess but later gave up doing So, find- iag taat her pleas wezs af na asa1l
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Btlnrr MN Grulnlt.

III.
Don Colombo aus asbi Biz Glen
babn rs WlsiIsn melt ohpdris uns
aufi0orts mad aanen; ft ftlai Ia
orti &iunSm bis 1850 CUB ibsE
otm mttytsIpitssl.
Wenn man geDlon idou iber'
baupt has triis iroiiht pdraOieB &C.
uaHnt bat, 70 fam "a isiHt IhDHer,
uno maIuiidtrs 6aupiitaot b%ssitIb,n
oebtn, ais adnbb.
6itr iatint fat allies Ssiiigtum
un6 6sim ~ itin, - bon sintm @s'
fbditkbisrttl merit mon nur itbr
rusuig; a lit ttrs Stapt oss grobsu
guO6ba, IaIt 70 ptrfldri, pit ltin
Qno,nim l,Ibh! Man bat otter
9baIa (9ibsD ODER Die cine ubsr ans
0srs in6ilds Giabt aIs bas buO6bi'
itiidt Wlella bt5sihnst; abtr an
SaOubtit fam iia itine bititr init
aan0p ptrgIsittn.
Dos 6eTl oitlsr Slnol bilbsi Elm
GROCER iirItliasr Gee, umfdumi BON
elmer qra9tltrabs lbsr psIdsr iif
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-16

piel, ME is fir i9ren eigsnsn serb
gebrou4tt. llnbebingt geb6rtsn aber
Da5u s S9peine, 6 Sdafe unb 6
ainber unb $50 Saler @elo. Qa6
uralter Site lieb man ben Riitens
tpassn Spinnrdo uRb 5nspsl poraus
tragsn. au9 tIeine pnppen tpurpen
mituntsr untsr bic 4usfsuer ess
fdmuggeIt, unb ni9t ftItsn InIl es
DcrgetommeH isin, baB ben Iebt.n
Magen in 9ertretung Der graut Elm
betleibster @sIsn nit Qpden bon bos
belfpdnsn 3ierte.
War ber Rifsntpagentng Bis gum
Gpdtnaamittage borgeThritten unb
eas @ut ber grantleute i6rer Sc.
Thinning ssmdB untsrgsbra6t, 70
.tnurbs In ARtpeIen5eit aa6lreidtr
IGaifs BE puItsrntDsnb THstsn'. Das
IGeFhsnt Der gelabenen Safe betan0
meiitens ipobl aus blonlem gpIbe,
Zen 8eidluB bee Donnerstoss mad.
is en6Ii4 Elm luItisss Edus@sn, bas
i'm ben bGnOsrseI 9madtsn Stpd Dss
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Elm 0hrsnian5 BEN aHhsra, pa man
atrabs auI pItlsn itbr plsl Wsri
Itsis. Die GbrsHldH5s ipartu Irlbsr.
elmer uebstIleIsrung suIoIgs. Der
linHbtInltds Auhbrud Ilr Die @nis
uobmt btr Drnu IN bic UomiIls 10,
res @altsn. une susIsih Die 9tiit9s.
lung nts ntutn @srpanptihaits Wtrs
hdIintifes Spifhm ben bsiotrititlasH
@eidIsntismoileH Ger Gtrtntanj
70. }. Der Yang NIT Der iunssn Gbss
frou) bsianb aus 5tpsi iurJsn Runb.
tdn5sn. 3undhf tnH5ts Der cine
5ot3titsbitttr. etlpa Der aruosr,
oaHu Der anbstt ufp. nit ibr. 6isr.
out iubrtsn bsibt unb 5lpar be-
eirnt pitpsr Der grubtr ptr ebtirau
- Der Rstbe mad ibrt 9tripanoisn
5um Gbrmtan5 btran, 9ru6tr, pa,
ter, GnisI, 9sitsrn uno ShlpGatr
uip. gitis GbrtRtdnBe boutrtsH oft
%tunosnIans, unb Is rihists itd lire
8autr Dor alien nod Der @rDbs Der
beiotrieitigtn 0amiIisu. Wabrtnb
bes San3sns nuros notlrIid aud
orbentlid BEN Msin Bugtiprodtn, 70
oaB bic Stunoeu pis i'm 6tlgs emit.
f6pouotn. Gen 60btpuntt uno glbs
i6lub Der Gbrsntdngt biIottt Der
Gbsmann abtr baourn, oab Ct gum
sritsn WaIs nit isinsr ibm ang,.
trauten Gbsfrau tln3tt. 6isran
i6loiitn fi9 bic aIIsemsiHsn 1Su5s,
bic iia Bis in ben grausHOsn glors
gen binJossH, ia offers iosar NIT
Rem iungsn Sag auis ntus %bssonnsn
lpurosn. qbsnO,IIsu uHo Raatlais
ftstrinten CAB a friibtr Der aIlss'
msinsn Site tntiprettno fiji itb,n,
her our 6sisr oelaon mar. guges
fibrt tperosn mag out nod, Bob
bic graut srIt mad pier bts feds
Do6sn sum srItsn UlaIs bas 6aus
ibrsr GItsrn pisotr bttrsisu eurfts.
llsbtr bas grautiIsib unb ben gu'
aug bes grduiisams Idbt iia stiDds
8eitiumiss nidt btyidtsu, ba isos
@egeub bisrin lire tigsnsR SittsH
unb 9sbrdu6s bottle. 9as lpir bi,rs
i6sr mitt,iIsu, III i'm oIlgcmsinsn
Sitts ospsIsH. Der Qn5ug bss
9rdutigams bsIiaHb aus einsm
ihtDar3en Suhon5ug, beiim Iints
gorbsrieits NIT sintm buHtsH Siraub
unb elmer qtlasidlsif, gs5iert mar.
aua Der 3pIinbsr srbitIt aIs 3israt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-16

5tit Duros sep6bnIia idon bic Nus
lteuer in bas 9etm Der 9rautlsuts
lbergeil9rt unb oamit Der 9eiaeH
Der siaentliheu Gsittags sr0ffast. Die
len Gag uannte man allgemsin aud
zen aiitsnpaglHtog, neil bic SateH
Der grautIsutt auf iDgeuauntn atitens
pageu, bic Don ben nl9Iten 8ers
panoten Ooer Ra6barn geIttlIt ipas
rem, traHsportiert murbsu. Die duff
pader nannte man iufolgsOeiIa aud
Riiteuiiilsrs. Sbr 2tb8sidsu mar Elm
rotes geiti6enbaHo uno Elm rotss
3ni6entu6. 9as qufs unb qbIaosu
Der Sa6sn, ME bic 6ins uno Ser.
fabrt purbs BON MtuIitantta NIT
muntersn 8siien begleitet. Die
9erautportuHg fir bic ridtigt 9ers
paduHg alIsr Sahen trug elmer 6er
aiItenfiuer, Der bic QR3abl Der nit.
5ufabreRbsR 6ahen in eiRan bsrIies
geItsn gafis Bel fi6 trtlg. 8is gan3r
aarapans, oft fe9s Biz a6t lanqe,
nit pier qfsrben beipanHts Qeitsr.
tpogen, lpuroe auf BEN Suf BON
@raut0aier smpfangen. 9a6oem er
fi6 bapon ibsr3eugt, baB aIlss feline
Rt4tigteit batis, purben ben aiitsns
fiillsrn 9nus unb Sirsn Qs6ffnst
unb linen cine Stdrtung Dorgsisbt;
bann ging inter Sang unb alana
eas gntlabsu Der Gnhen p~unfiatten.
9is QusFattung rthtete fid natiir.
Ii4 nod ben 9erbdltnifTen Der 9rauts
fltern. IS nlrbe su melt flbren,
polIte man bier elm gstrsuss Bib
9eben bon benz, NOS BE nieterfddfis
f4e 9etrR" friber Giles mit6efam.
auf icbsn Sail mar Is INNER 70
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-16
9uttrr1antfs Ieurrbdut.

9ooit fiji Den Gtusrfpsbr 3itnh
Bat mon ifon felt pisl.n Sabrtn.
uub ne bab,n In pi.Ien 6Glen fsbr
bebsutsn6s gsibilIs In Der 9sldmps
flung srub.r aTdHos aud ON eanoe
gslsiiid.
Don .tipas ungtipSbnlidsr art In
man6sH ggisbunesn III bns rsus
Geusrtpsbr Boot Delta IT,, ipsI,
DIES bic Staol 2onbon in ben 9isnit
ssftat BAT, uno ipsltss tpobrI4.ln'
lid nidt OOs Isbts isiuss spps fem
ipirb.
9asItIbt bat BET sinsr adnst BON
pol,n 100 Gub unO elmer MitttIs
brtits DON q Bub nur Spti Gnb
9isfgans. @b,r feline Ml0gIi&s
tsit.n i'm aampfs sse.H ben GsusE'
Damon IiRo sritaunli9 erob.
Die araft . anlns. OisIss 9ootss
bsitsbt aus SrsI Rsibsn Motorsn,
lpslhs Robpstrolsum ais Gsulruns
bab,n uno an br,i propsn.rs S9rou'
ben ~sstoppsIt finb, bic in suHnsIs
arbsittu. Ss0sr motor absr Idbt I'D
BON isiusr Saraubsnpsas Iosirsnutn
unb iia unmiitsItar an cine Gsutr.
pumps toppsln.
SIN 9anj,n ionn bos Boot aus
isinsn adt Observation-Disclosures
ebs minute 1405 @aIIontr.
ootr 612 5onnsn WaFsr Guf ben
Gsusrbtro iaIsuosrn.
2pnoon tann ssfptB Gin osrartisss
6susrboot gut gsbrauhsn - aud
pbnt anatiifs fsttsns branoFudt;s
I6piussnOsr aampfIuffrussttsnl
absr gar mop9s amtritaniI4s Stobt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-16

Gag bate Der ni9tortsanidIIigs
@rauiigom frlber Dor Der 9p93sit
Al bslteben. Gs mar Der Gag, an
BEN bic gausrn bss Srtes, In benz
IL iin NIT ieiner 9raut nisperlaHen
spS4. 70 i1tem @urmef (8ausrnDsrs
fummlnns) bnriiber Granddaughter,
Of er nufnabmefdbig fei. 9isie Re-
Cel hotte ben 3iped, arbeitsIaeue Der
gsmeinbe spsnt. our 2aIt fnIlenoe
mlsnlden fern5nbaiisn. Murbe bic
MuFn1bme bef9loffer, 10 bsiam Der
@rdntieam BON Mmt 9egen cine Ges
bllbr Elhea @O6nT4sin aHsgsitsIlt.
Mrren bic 9orbereitungeH CUR
60dsgit lOpeit gsbishen. 70 erfolgs
ten bie GinIaenngen. Gis srgingsn
fisig hur1 bic 0od5eitsbitter (aua
qpElenbibber gennnHt). Disies 4ut
ber5ahsn sumetlt spsi Briibsr pber
nafert m6unIi6e NsripuHbte Der
@rnni pbsr bss n~rdutisams. mands
nlaG absr aud bic @rput 1elbit.
s6ze MuIgqbs ipars aIlss eipsuIapen,
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Nisbuiadiide- SOdSeitsgcbrandr.
Don hilbert e6miot.

Nm sabsiisn babsu unlsr ben btul,
Ehen Gidmmn bic 0lsosrIahlm an
kbreH Gitten unb @ebrduhtn itIilts
bnlisH. Qlbsr Der Mlebs, bic iosar
Die dinsiias Wautr iibsrIdriit,
R0unlt iih auh bitlss In isintn Sit
Zen 70 ionitrpatips @olt ouf bic
Rantr niht peri6Iiebsn; Sparlams
RtilsrHdiittsn. i~lbtrhoupt cine Before
tpirll6aiili@s Giniibt mostH bas
9br, ba5u bsi1stragsH baben mons
EeR fa1ntH uHb bl1HiuAa8uolIeH
nber ssiiraubenbtn uno iotipitligeH
Gsbrauh auBuaebeH.
Sm @tssniab 81 btutt gait triiber
Bel ben RisberIndlsH bic G6s nit Der
bffentlihen @erIobung cher ME mon
fagis, nit otr QotIt, abgsidIofTsn.
nodosm bic 6rsipIbg hires Qmtes
ettpaIttt battsn uno 3ruei 6sisrH, uno
stpar cine i'm 5auIs bss grluttgums
unb BE on0sre I'm SouIs osr gTout.
norousgtgaHgen uHb allies 5ur 3us
f~rlsbsubtit a%usaefaIIen mar. SIM On.
fdIub bitrau nuros iofort Der Ssrs
min tsr 6o65eit unb bic 3obI Der
G%lnJuIdb,HotH loft GOO Bis 700 Per-
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mas irgtHopi: CUR 9pd5al seIobtn
.nsrNR tonHts. siusrlel, Oh Is fit
nm arm, ober reide qtutt banesIts,
DIE 6oa5eitsbiitsr Iisb,n itb Dor
ibrtr arbsit ben 6ot blanl malen"
b. 3. It bsiameH auf ben aOpf sinen
uisbrtgta 9ut gslsbt, Der nit siHsm
3rauJ aus iiinltIiasn gIumsn uno
tin,m saItr gsldmiidi mar. Sbs,
9rult jitrts meter Elm Gtraub BLU
men nit elmer Iangsn rotten SbItiis;
ii bsr 9aub truaen Ft ttHeu Stod
nit tiieFusr SpiBe. Site mar Is.
bob bisIsr Stod BON ben gtldptnsn
init bunitn gdHbern g,Idmiiti purs
be. Den Stod bsnubten bic 8ob
eapobnIi9 als alopfer,
uno uaaOtm Fs iobaun bsrtingelai
fen lparsn, ipar e. TIRE sriis Qufsabs.
ibr GinIaouHgsgeoi6t, ibr @tbtt, bsrs
SuiassH. Damn srit srfolgts bic Be-
griibung Der GomiIi,.
Wdbrtno 70 bic grauiIeutt nit Der
formsIltn GiuIneuug Der gSftt nur
lpsnig 81 tun batten, barrie ibrsr in
5auisrH nm iopitI mtbr Qrs
bsit. am 3%ouuerstag Dor otr 5ods
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fontu) bsFimmt. mertpir0ig mar,
baB in 9isosria6Ien fribtr biz
9rautlsuts oas RingstrageR bis gum
gage Der 5Od5eit ni1t tanHtsu, ions
bern Iid Dor Der Grauuug 5psi 5oms
bais ober WsiFngrings Iiebsu unb
hisIe aufitettsn Der Gag per 9ers
Iobung rsgeIte in ben meiften 5dllen
aud glsi9 bic gaitgiit, fernsr ben
Mltsnteil Der grdutigamssItsrn uno
bic Mlitgift Der nnbsren ainoer. Dem
0srlObuugstags foIgts Oauu in Der
RegeI mad Spet Monateu ihpn bic
5odSeit, bic grunbIdbIi9 in benz
9ouie gsfsisrt nuroe, oas Der Dobus
fIB Des 8rautpaures nuroe. Grobe
5ohseiten purben ourhpeg INNER
70 eingsri9tst, baB ie in ben 6srbf
fieIeu, ba nann bic 2eute am beiteH
3eit batten unb burdpeg bic aurs
toffeIn beraus unb bic neuen Sadten
bersits bsItelIt naren. Dem eigent.
llc9en 9o43eItstdge glng au1 iDIe
hsuts nod bns Qufgsbot boraus. 90
erfolste, na6bem es bon ben 9rauts
Ieutsu periDnlid bsim paItor beIteIlt
tporoen mar, INNER an 3fpei Sonntas
gen unb INNER IA Sage Dor Der
9oh3eit. Wan naHnte fri6er bas
erFts aufgebOt aud tpohI nllpbeoen",
has speite nber pQfbeoen". Sher3.
hafterpeiIe iagts man aua ipobl gu
bsnsn, beren Qufge6ot aIs giltig ons
eeTeben fpurbs: rSe finb pon Dag
bon be aan5sl pultert4, pdbrenb man
al benen, oeren 4ufgebot fpsgsn III
senbeinsr Gade oufge6oben tpurbe,
fdste: Sc finb UP be aan8et Be-
kdngsn bIstpsR". Rod einen barten
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9itnuiidt sittsn Der 8rnatUtr6nugtr.

GigsntimIi6s 9rGute beTtebsn
nod In QitausH uno Dem bsnaabar'
ten aiDIanb BEL gerIobungsR unt
So63sitsu. Jrsisr, bersn g~sDsrbuns
3uriidsepieIsn pirb, MAIDEN nit otsa
ZEN grdudm ~unlie6Iame getannts
l6aFt. 90 beutet Elm aran3 BON
grbIsR benz 9sipsrber an, bab H
nit Ieinsm Qutrng abssFausn lei. aR
bic StsIe zines Fprbes 1T BEL sinis
gen 9utsbtIBsrn cine In i9naratr
Saute porgsIsbte @ans ge!rsttn.
Mirb benz 8rautipsrbsr bisIes Gss
ri9t Bel Der Safsl feroisrt, 10 bari
er tpebsr BON Ieiten bss Mdb9sns
nod bon Der Der gItsrn einsn gins
Itigen 9sIhsib srtparten, unb bat
teinestpsgs ausTi9t, nit GrfoIg tpsi,
ters NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anSuitflsH.
Sn 2ibIonb geuiigt f6oH eth mii
8Iut iausr ssto4tss Gsri4t bon oss
tp0bnIi6em JlsiI6.
Itof elne anoere oIoutge Sttte bes
Ttonb ebemols in 2ipIanb. Dlnn FEB.
te benz 8srbsr bsim Wiabl tinen aas
paun Dor, ben sr in Der Cuff 3srlss
gsn Ioate. Die 9ei4idli6teit, mti
Der sr ii6 bisIer aufgabs uutersos,
.beoingte bic bejabenbe nbsr Derfetr
nenbe 2ufnabme ieiner 8sperbuns,
Da esIdab ss benn nt6t isltsn, bab
Elm bon Der 8raut unb ben GIssrn
germ geiebentr gepsrbsr einen Be.
reits 5tridnittsnen aapaun srbisIt,
pGbrenb Elm dnbersr, benz mon eth
itumpfes MeTsr unb ftatt Oss Ras
paans sinen altsn 9obn OorgsIebi
bate, f6 LANCE obmarterts, unb sa.
lebt, unpsrmOgsnb, feline auFsabe su
I6Isn, bon psiteren 9syIu9sa a6Itss
ben mubte,
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-9srt,brte melt. grsui

@trtsbrte MELT. Greur'
bin: pSIt Gsin Mnnn trantY"
Sausfrau: % nein. er it nur IN
0bnmadt gsfulItn, neil i6 bureaus
feline nsus GribiabrstoiIstte habsT
MILL"
Der Grsisr. o.: ab.t
5err 6istsmaHn, Gle rtnren ia
fiirhtsrltd In Der Stnbt umeinunbtr
UNI cine Gruu 3u bstommenl Mit
tommt btnn ons24
g.: sJa. piFsn's Der arst btr'
oronets mir bisI Getpssung TN
Greien!!1
Ri6tig. l1nisroffi5itr:
pMos fino Sis In Sbrsm 3ipilberui
5~tangsrI24 .GbduFfenr!4
nnterpfFi3isr: nd tpos, tpenn Gis
Elm automobiI Ientsn, blsibt's bod
fteden, reotn Gle bsuti9 unb idgsH
Gle sinfu9 Dossni9isber.A
DrudfebIsr. (aus elmer
Rs3snfton): Gin Choral Ieitete BIZ
Beier Elm. Seins Musfibrung mar
oes Rufss. bsHsn Ii6 infer bit : film.
niger gAOr erfrsut. 6urMaus ipiirbis,
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tuuFl Der bubbbinildsn mlgicnass
aus Snbltn atIanaL ipsl4s AisF ben
kiIiasn 9c,9dum pFEanBl,n.
DlsIs Glabl battle skbsm cine
a~usbsbnune BON 16 WitlItn, nHo iudI
cine btr erSbtsn unb rsi6fsH psi
gaHSsn Orisutsl
Das mar bomdls, als bic Sing:
boIeI.n . 6SupiIines aud BOB adHs.
Iiolide Snbitn uno GambpbIha NIT
ibrtn Ftertidtn armssn ubtrfIutsttn,
i'm Stnlpuroiesn -. Jdbrhunosrt.
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Oft III elm FOLDER prisIttr bon elmer
an5abl Nonuen geFoIet, 6ersn belle
@epdnoer gu Der ountIen 5autfarbt
nirtungspoll tontraitieren. MaTen
BON Gtngbrlsfen uno ben f6parjeu
9amiIs ODER 3amuler, foipie BON
arabern unb MObren fpanbsIn 9Isi6s
falls nuf bieltr promenabe I'm ben
Ses berum. asbtsre Iieben In ID,
rem alsibern Rot, Gtlb uno ORANGE.
fdrbe; Die SdmiIs troeen rotsneIBe
@slpGnbsr, uno lire Grdutn uno
IeIblt bic flsinsn ainoer fino nit Sus
peleu i~iberlabsn; unb Die Ginabdles
ZEN iino In fDeibt. oosr beIIf1rbiss
Rode unb Sdddsn eehaIlt, unb ibr.
5rauen tragen cine Menge PERL
6alsbdnoer.
llno 70 f6On tpis bas Ssr3 Der
Gtaot, fno aud lire 1ubsrn seile
anb bic 0orItabt ; Gebiste, fat 1Is
OBJ fis ole DobHliss Don gSttsrn isin
foIIten. 9ragen IGOr bieIs Ginges
borsns an ibreul tigentn a6rper cine
f0rmlfGe SnipsIen : MusEelInng Der,
I'm, 70 1T ous nod garnihts 9e0en
bic S~uirtIsnfuels III ben 9empelH,
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untrisIi9sr @entik
Batter QupH4ittsInO): .SsiraisR
tpoIIt Sbr2 aber ainb, 9u AoTl
nidts, tr bat uidts -"
9Ddtsrhsn: sGott lti Dant pds
pal 60 ipiFsn mir tpsnigItens aIIe
belize. bdB mir uns muir aus aisbe
nshmeE!"
= Der 2ohn. Der anopple..
1T 10 Elm anduIer. - Dds alaubit ou
gar ni6t. - Der 1T nal ina glaTss
gefaLleH.. :. laO elmer bat Jpn 'r1us
se8Oseu. ). @sibt 0u, mas Der Ss.
irisgt bat2@
.Nung"
IN GhnupTen!s
-3eurts Qnbenten. mas
baben Gle bsun ba in Sbrsm NE
.0afnon94
Gin BlfHtl6sn 6adre gum gEns
oensen an meine gelhiebens Grou.
s4ber. iuenu i9 nidt irts, battle
oie bod teiHs f3ipar3er.@
Dos Itimmt i9on - absr ID.
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ptide burh @sf6mIt INNER 9robsl
mir0. aiu4 mannt QlbtunldHoer,
ndmIln moosyus Tkolopbtn, bic bier
orisntaIii6t mtsbsit eiuIcstnr iru'
gen Az ben @tfhtHltn BET.
% III cine GuttIs uHsrid0pfIl9sn
Wsrsnussns fir ben Grsmosn, ois
9smptI > GIspbanisn isotn Rahmit'
tag IN sintm Giroms boo,n uno tt'
men WaHsr : aarntpal esuieben 80
isbtn. DitIt Didbduter btrIttbsn st
nidt idIsat, iid 81 dmliItrsn, uno