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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29
ALI -C0LLEGIANS
AT ELM GROVE
EXCEPTIONALLY FAST GAME rs
x p cTED THIs
AFTERNOON.
sisss VIII pitch For Patterson & Elm
Grove Team, While Burton starts
For ~Ben~oodera.

This afternoon on the Elm Grove
grounds the Patterson a. Elm Grove
baseball team will stack arms against
the strong team known as the Ben.
wood Al-Collegians. The latter team
Is made up practically OF college men
from this vicinity sad during the
early part OF the season have been
playing splendid ball. Likewise the
j. q r. G.. boys have been playing
some fast ball and have met practi
cally all the fast teams OF this vi.
cinity.
II was announced last evening Nv
the management Of the teams that
Btggs, former star southpaw Of the
West Liberty Normal. would be on the
firing line for the out-the- pike lads.
while Burton. one Of Normai's right
handlers. will do the tvtrling for the
Benwood aggregation. Both are prom.
Using young pitchers and have mado
enviable records during the season.
Reports last evening were 20 the
effect d a a from the Pitts
burgh National league team would be
on the ground 20 look over the Elm
Grove battery % Biggs and Reuther.
Much interest II being centered IA
the game az nearly all the players
are well known IN this vicinity and
are recognized as fast players. A largo
delegation from West Liberty will be
on hand for the contest
To-day's game will close the season
for the ColleEans and they are com
ing 90 Elm Grove loaded for bear
in their effort 20 capture their last
gam-s The following players will meet
at tho corner OF Fourteenth and Mar
kst street at 1 o'clock to-day: Miller,
Helm, Larue. Perley. Bonar. Clark.
Morrison. Stops. Hood, McHenry,
Noel, Burton and Kohr.
The game VIII be called promptly
az { o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29
PLAY COLERAIN
Z. and o. Team VIII Meet Past pa...
Dali Aggregation az C~oisrafn Thfs
Afternoon

NE AFTERNOON 90 9 o'clock the base
team or lolerain viii play the y
all % team ~ Florence on the C0ierar
hI'.fi~ in Whnt ia expected f1 rr"t.
~ mi,f TtnE contest between tn.
.a. hr.u prTcflcfng daily f1r
VIC contest ana it is uufirIunfed fb.r
q WfEf cruwu VIII De- present 10
w. shu' The Colrrain bows ain
',enL . strong battery On the .er--,-
hutchinson n Hooper. who have
iehls ln local baseball circles rt
Nn'"h VINO viii pitch Tor the 81
ll o. Team hlt % o. e1rsrfef -.
VIII present "a strong IIrffr vrI..
VIII equal that of Colar1ir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29
AT TRIADELPHIA
Jncky Arthurt T1ay ragt out-the-Pfhs
BAH Club TEfs AftsrnoCn-Battnrfen
Announced.

The fHE.r rrfnuUs 81 fbIs CITY viii
ure, nn strong TrIafeluhIa ssul-pr1
frIm on fre latter grounds
this Afternoon lou Uha rruuTara f. ra
one 10 frr fHafraf rHmrr uf Tho season.
10th faaWs have been raIrr af fI.f.n
spec. nrN rHHH naa met and defeated
some Of fnr beet amateur trsma in fra
valley H.r're fre HfIa.r EIuHrfa ana
kl.e wfI Fa". Pop roo ArfHHra while
FrI WAGNER vNi form Tho battery
fnr tHr ".f.fH..r..r .I.T The rHra
VII Nr .rNrl promptly Hf nn u.UIa.e
HrE H.IeEHf'Hr NJ Hrnfrra viii ar-
pn.a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29
FUTURTTY AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA. y. y Aus "a WI
the parade o. colts ana fffes r4aass ~.
rrand stand ~ the race track hrrr ~.
morrow prior o. the running af frh
classic F1turity atakes far w.
olds. ne red. white and black f-f.rsilr
or Loule Winanda a prominent Errffah
morse owner VII Do worn hr thr Il-rr.
who pilots Polish. a Madden h-rf .H
which the English sportsman rrr.r
here n few weeks aFo.
A fsid % fftccr IN more ut--,..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29
WILL MEET AGAIN
Woodsdsld and Beuaire Athietios WIN
flay Second Game az BeIlaire
To-morrOw.

The second game This season hstv cen
the tfHr1E rt~rreseutinr WOodsnrIl and
me Eellalrc Athletics VIII De PLAYED or
tne sixteenth street ban uark -ruUr<
afternoon 80 q. arrangements haNfrT
been Completed d4rug The week Tor the
same The Eauls last SUNDAY resulted
in "a victory f0r HeIlafTe ur n score OF
feI With the result they asked Tor 4r.
other game The Athletics viii b.
Ht~renethencd some. and the W~oofFHeTH
aggregation viii FrdeaNor 20 have fhsI-
fWtrler nu the grounds on time They
claim The cause Tor the poor showing
made tu the contest last sunday was
the fact that their regular pitcher vas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29
e A NOW COMPLETE.

MARHLEIiEAD Mass Aug 2S-
The American team of sender yscb,.
which is expected % meet n Coz,
fleet of mat class az Klsi nor 80
completed today with the seiec.
Ion or Gina owned ~ Guy Lowell OF
Hosion' and New York. as the thirf
member The Ellen and spr.r had
been previously chosen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29
conn RHoKE UP oAnr.

BOSTON. AUG fs-Detroit shut Out
hoston " TO-DAY Win men on SEE
cnd and third In tho eighth inuinE. cobb
doubled 60 the rtEht HELD bank and two
runs were scored Then followed a muff
% scott o. Crawford's 10 and cobb
inc score r. "A. r.
Boston -....-0 0000000o- 5 1
tafet and stanage. Leonard and Car
rgan. Umpire EEan and pinsen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29
News of the Race Track

may face the barrier tomorrow n the
track Il good Following g. the list Of
probable starters. with their imposts.
Trial ~ Jury. i52 pounds. Gsrb.r.
80 Polish and Harry Junior rgl .alh:
h~hsAaskih l2o; The Finn. Hixy ana
sally. joey Marquette aud Paris ms
eachs Royal Martyr. Hun Maid. 'Dfnab
10 ana Ida Marquette. i1f each.
$4,000 70" amount %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29

Now. then, Cousin Emma, let me-
give you a BIT on the breast"
Yes. please. ! should like 20 taste
that. p In my young days they al
ways gave a. 20 the Rrown-upa and
now they keep u for the children. 30
I've always missed it"-Punch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29

only opponent FOR the title snd defeated
MN. hree sets % one.
The reAturs match
me feature match to-day that ne-
tween Williams and his Davis cup team
mate karl hchr. was disappointing
Atter n rally and victory over
MnIfa NesterdaN a Ions and close con-
Icy with Williams NaE looked for hut
hchf proved unusually srratlc. especial
y in the nrst two sets hir net work
Nae weak, and Williams PASSED him
without dlnlculfY. Never t.fo~e o.,
,asino court has Williams scored -
many place shots, and Ethr AZ the net
frequently seemed dared The match
9ccnried about An hour. for nehr ral-
uec pa the last set and az one time mad
a Lead OF -Four games 20 one Then ne
tell hack and Williams quickly brought
me games Co nelCe. and a few minutes
later ran out the match.
CALIFORNIA; aspirations FOR a clean
sweep OF all Titles. As IN 1919. received
a DAD JOLT IN the afternoon when ~ n.
McIormick, the southern California In
t~crccholastic champion. was beaten for
me national title by Leonard Reekman.
the Princeton representative. 50. ga.
gee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29
To-days Gana

II Louis a. Boston.
Dctroit a. Nes YORK
Cleveland a. PhtlEeeIphia
Chicago al Washinrton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE


.Chicaxo = Phllafefphla
hctrulr ~ Boston. O.
New YORK - -. Louis.
clegeland-M ashInEton. rain.
-Hve inninEs. rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29

if be- impossible 81. .f.t. ,
.INi. m eau Do r1fnrra ono fr.
frWa has 100000 dozen n.ftr.-
. storage ready fnr erIr nrf
tH fU 10000 dozen atfI.a-.I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29
NEW UoRU un~

WV YORK AUG fs-N~W York baf-
20 hard to-day and won fronn 81 louis
D. a score o. ? 90 81. LeNsrruE ess
kuoczed out % TIE bon in the nrsr in
ninE when New Nork scored -four runs
r. "a r.
81 louis --.-0100nena- III
&eW YORK faOFn0rns-
L-serenH. Hoeh ard Hale McHsie and
.~nnatnAker Impires ULouEhiln and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29
White SOX
PUT CHIMP ~ ATHLETICS WIN.
MING STREAK VITA FIVE
INNING VICTORY.
Game Called IN SIXTH Wiz hassme.
Hssins Fine Chance % TIE
the Score

PHILADELPHIA. Aux ss-ChleaEo
broke The winning streak % PhlAdel-
phia. which had reached seven
straight By winning todays game by
the score OF 9 TO s. the score ~rexertins
10 D arm inning. vhsn play vas
stopped In the sixth By Umpire Evans
on % rain. both Scott and
Plank we're knocked or the rubber In
four innings. and Wyekon Was also hit
hard In the hfth session Ia the sixth.
afe Chicago vas BANKED. PhIladel-
phia scored a run and had runners on
third and nrst With no n out When
The game vas called. Score
Chicago .-0i0Ee-S 10 2
Philadelphia ..aI0Io-5 =
Scott. Cicotte and schalk: Pans
Wyckon and schang Umpires. Nv
n and sheridan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29

Carlow wro comes to WesIe5a- erie
year i- the capacity 90 Assistant Coach
mad who viii have direct rfarr. o. the
development 10 tre IIrr rIa.sf ar fr.
ln ffan two years end uu frn VAR
la.a lrl.ar rrnuul During bic asa frrr
years De- played aralref Princeton Wr~-
larn feuusTIrariH Penn state ErHrr|H
AMY Narr ana a large number .r nfr-
er fn.IrEn teams f~rrUuUHH.H rHn rrsrn
states center was H.a rsr"Inr nr...
ZION ~HIfrUuun De- nna r'a.r -
tackle END runrrnrharE r. #arr
a. Oh 4ti4 he YES chosen ~ nrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29
FEDERAL LEAGUE

rs~sterday's RssaitE.
Buffalo. ?. brooklyn. =
haltimore-P1ttsburEh. rain.
other clubs not ~cheduled
To-day's Games
Chicago a. 81 Louis.
Indianapolis a. Kansas city.
Pittsburgh 40 Ralfmnre.
Buffalo at BROOKLYN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29
FEDERALS

AZ Brooklyn. II +
Buffalo ia :,
Brooklyn
Moran and Blair. MexweIi ana Land.
Watson.
neutrality-suspicious..
-
Other clubs not scheduled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29

Charles 'Zimmte- LArue Who has
been putting up a nne exhibition %
BASEBALL a. second has for the All
NplAeEtAns OF has erred IN nut
three games this season. hAvtnE a per-
feet fielding record the rest OF the time.
He 4 hitting well over the 500 marx.
M shares with Catcher Miller IN hav-
ing the reputation Of being the best
hitter IN a pinch on the team.
iarue g. especially rood At hitting
left-handed tutrlcrS and has earned ais
position az fourth or cleanup man IN
the batting order. In addition. he has
Of the bases
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29

IrpHklNr a. fIttEhurrh
fhlled-l1hta 81 Clncinuau
Nss Nurk e. CHICAGO.
Eunfnn ~ 81 Luui
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE


rsstsrd.ys EssaI-.
AL cAme fcstroncd Haln.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29

out for Jobs on whAr promises 10 D.
the best team W V 4. has ever had
the sporting element Of this valley
vii have somethinE 70 occupy their
attention during the tall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29

only opponent for the utis snd defeated
him, three sets % one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29

Louisville -. Kansas city 3
other Eames postponed-Rain.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
Gnaliider Snmur.

Snlith bate cine Operation eliid.
lib binter lid llno p~eriudte, lid, nun
llah einem erqridenoen Sdlai i'm SO.
ipitalihlaiiaal etnas nit ieinen bel.
ben gettnaf,barr Sitr Heften uno sur
Sirfeu an5uireunoen. slui ieine
Srage. pie es linen oenn sehe. ant.
porteten Die beioen Siemlih fldalid.
baB lie flir6 bintereinanoer lie ;pei
Sperationen bdtten ourfmahen
miiiien.
v@ie gins oenn oas sup" iorihte
Smith ettpns Gngitlidl.
ga, ieben Sic" meinte Ser cine.
Der beige Spftor lit rGmlih Elm
Sbiotl Nls er nad) Der Operation
ieinc S%nitrumentc sulommeniutte.
permibte er cine Noocl lln0 cine
Sheere. Die ~eritere faro er Damn in
mciner 9oudrboble, Die ipeite in met.
mem Sreun0e nebenan. IaS mar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29

Slriif unb bGnbiEte ibm orei Rfernie
mieoer elm.
r@os ioQ oas beoeuren? Uu mol.
teit ooh ans iedls Tienni9e ne,,n ma.
hen2"
.1as bube i'd aud aetban. Der
8dder befam Orei Yfernig, Sic haber
orei 9fennis 3ilriiderholter, lno i'd
ih babe cine 9reipfenuiqiemmel. 1us
mad,t bod 5liammen neun 9fenni9.
nif)t mabr?"
= " -
Snitrnftionsitnnoe.
llnteroffisier: r@enn on Hatts
i'm SSeloe orti YoIten itehit unb oll
borit Elm 8erGl,ih, pos tbrtit on oa,
aaliihfe?"
adliidfe: sd mi: Werr oa2"
llntcroffi5ier: rRihtig! limo menr
nientunb ontmortet2"
aoliihfe: n9ann muB i'd mir ge.
irrt I'M falid} gebort bobben, Serr
llnteroifi5ier!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
IosGus9aS uertrcibt Gimples.

Shledtes Blur. YimpleS. aopis
id,nrec5en. @allenbei hiperben, 2eber.
trdaGait, G~eritopiuue II. |. 10. iirb bic
Sol0en ton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Hebntet &a'SosSar. bns a~nsencbme
lnb iiHcrc 0nrieriniiiel. mab Sbr
iuerSet Mat netr nit Wnaenhci6icers
Den ceer auberen Seiben geplast iein.
&c rest Die 9eber OH urb rciniat poS
Slui. @ebruufst IS reaelmabis uuo
SIR meroct iisis ssiuub bleiben. ciren
reinen Eeint nno gciunbe Gerpcn
habcn, Soiet guh md bcutc cine so
Gents S!aid,e. 8cIh suriiS. penn
nidlt sGirieSeneeite1.. Sn allen
Spotbefsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29

Wittag ms GAZE; ih Iab BEN Ging
iino fnufte i'm, benn er par idon mo
preisipertb. @r nahm ous 8elo uno
CAB mir ieine @eiddftsfarte: @r
bate einen groBen 2ooen in elmer Der
6elebteiten StraBen!
sd Dunoerte mid, mariim er 0anit
81 lolh' lonoerbaren 8eid)aftsfnifien
greifen fonne.
r0as 4ilblifum," erfl6rte mir Der
Wenid)enfenrer, fault nit SorlIebe
@oarerl, Die cS iilr geitoblen bGlt."
g. Z.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29

Gin @uhltbGter Der irunen.

Sn elmer politiihen geriammluns
iprid)t cine Sorfdmpferin Der 6raii.
en-: ~@er lit DER Manr, Der in Der
m%ooernen @elt iih riibmen fann, uns
6rauen 81 sroberer Sobe emporsebo.
ben si baben2"
Cine Ranneritimme aus Dem Sin.
tergrlinb oeS Codes: Ser grfiuoer
Der bohen MbiGbe!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29

StuOent ~: .9n iprifit INNER
bon mir. oils penn ih ole meiiten
Sfulloen oitf 8ottes grobooen, uber
niemaIs 8elo Bate, unb bod babe i'd,
mir crit bellte Worsen iiir baores
@elb @ertbpopiere setauft."
Stuoent g.: y@ds? Oh @erth.
papiere? @el6e oenn?"
Stuoent o.: ,{9pei Sreimorfen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
GeBter Mnsmea.

oNun, StidelbanncS. er3Gblen Sic
mir iest, mic Die leste Hortierei ange.
gangeu lit"
oSruelieoer balm mir bolt g'iun-
gen nit Wuiifbegleitung, Serr Sc.
riftsbof! 3'erit babeu Die Sinter'
ooriler, %uutiere Seino', Scr Nrii' 10
Marfl 'geb'n! 9tatiirli' bob'n mir
Sorber0orfler ms Dos net g'fau'u
laiien ltno baben ben Wltiifanten 20
Warfl bina'ihmiii'n!-llro 10 lit bic
8'ihiht' iort'ganga, bis mir fem
@elb mebr e'babt hab'n!"
LIMB nahberp"
v9tod)o-bab'n ma bait s'rallft!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29

Louie Made a Sensational Catch.
Tnnlc Nmsrebc.
Bidder: .@arum cnticrrtcn Sic
lid beimlih, ais es ans @e;abict
ging?"
3ed)preaer: ga. miiien Sic, Serr
&lhtcr. mein IrSt fam geraoc sll Der
Shitre bercin. mo Der hat Mrs 9ier.
trltfen pcrboten."
" " ~
Tmnisig Yrosent onrdj Ginfaui
ueroient.
Gin 9etteliunge lprad, eincn Scrrn
UNI lehs Eicnnig an,
Y@as miuit on bonit mohen?"
Iraatc Der Serr.
sd nil lie loiort in neun Yicnlig
oerpan6eln," erflGrte Der Sunae.
Y@ie ioa bem ons ~Sugeben?"
.8eben Sic mir mir Ole ied,s Eien.
Mig mo Sic meroen cs ioalcid, iehen."
Der Siinae crbielt. mas er miirid)tc
mo liei eiligit mad, ciuem SGderla.
Den. 100 or cine Northumberland
fauite. Gam fam or 81 Dem Scrrn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29

loater linn nber aiih tpelde mitbrin.
gen. limo nun friegt er ieinen AntheiI
bon Dem, mus mir erpiidyt buben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
Ser Shneinefupf.


Srei iSonomerfsburiten flopiten
bel einem Ifarrer an. Sieier iiibrte
lie binein in Die Stilbe, no aui einem
5iib Elm geihnlorter Sd~ppeinefopf
bantpite.
,@enr Sbr mir einen paiiettoen
Sibelipruh iaaen fonnt. oanr biirft
SIR Guh audi ELI Stiif pom Sdppei.
nefopf obidneiben!"
"a trat Ser erite al Den Gid itno
Iagte ieierlif: .@r hieb Inn bas
redbte Sbr ob!" Der @onoerburihe
peraniha,tlid)te oieic &ebe in Der
8eiic, DAB er iih elm DIR pom
Sdnpeinefopi obifnitt.
Der Slpeite aber iprad,: yl1nb err
CAB linn einen Observation-Disclosures
lGbeltc iih and elm paiicnoes Stiid
6leilf babel ab.
Ter brittle mar nm eiil gaIl5 llnper.
ldldinter aerl, er ergriii ben gal,sen
Heit lrrb molte ii6 oanlit cntIcrnen,
inoem er Sttiertc: ~Gr abcr ging bin.
aus unb peinte bitterltd)!"
los gira Dem aiten Yiarrer ober
ooh iiber Die @utidnnir. aeraerlih
nobm cr Die SuppeuihIiiel, itiilpte
ibren Snhalt iiber Den aopi Ses M
perIhGmten &1tnocn uno riei: Limo
sr laibte ihn!"
- - -
Ter Heis.
Sd perlieb 5i ipGter Stuuoe Sas
anTicchous. Ia nctbiatc mid NIT
gebeimniBpollem glif cir fremoer
Scrr III sinc Sbiirniihe uno iragte:
-Ronrer Sic uid,t cinen SriNantrina
bruud)en2"
n@arum nibtl?" ,~ntgesnetc itb;
rpern er biQig III! Sh mns i'm ater
bel Gage iehen!"
Ser Scrr beiteIlte mid SIN, anoern
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
Die 6anpfiadle.

a.: y@iirben Sic Srdulein Suloa
ct,po ibres 8eIbes peeen beiratben?"
g.: r0iIIen Sic pieleiht, pie id
es auf cine anoere @eiie befommeu
f0nnte?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
4nf bcm 9anSc.

Srau Eoitmeiiter: ,8as nirit o
oenn NIT Dem alten Siesl onfongen9
Snl Bureau fann er nifts mebr ma
den, er lit 5li allen piel 81 langiaml"
Foitmeiiter: ,9en neroe ih BON
MN an MIR nod gum 0epeihen. uno
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nerlpenoenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
"
Iniprndslps.

IS moaB net, Der neue @irtb I'M.
terbalt ii6 gor net nit ieine @Git; Der
iriibere bat bie uno oa 9'io9t: Srins
fen g nod, q Sable, Serr Suber?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29

ibre ibel I'M ie miiiIe iid1 im~rpereebe."
go cppeS ben ih mid ooh ge.
oenft," iagt Guolmter. n9lber Jest
nod cine 6ros: 90 nerO iopiel BON
Operebifen8 BON beue Ieitife 10.
lpobl pie bene aeQeis geihriepe. pot
&cirb OF SperebifenS iinO oees?"
rWeQ," iage i'd, bees mil if Dir
ooh iaae: peiBte, be Solifers miiie
arg piel loufe, III 90 friege ie Siih-
neraage, OF fohrs I'm penn iele SIT
Idlimm lin, miiiie ie operebteo
iperoe."
oAb TO-" meinte Sualmter, bees
miro mohl itimrne, ih ben mid, aah
iholl mai c Siibneraoge operehte
loiie. Iber mas benfite, 7ihobn,
lperoe De 6ran3oie GliaB III Goth.
ringe mieoer friege? Sd i'm ifubr
lie meroe."
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no nerte @oh I'M 9roooweh Aubi.
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leae miro groBartig merbe. llnO be.
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ihobS oelt 0umne 9lll9uit ipicle. bi-
fobs DC WdnGtidlers uon'ieue ailbi
ben gebentt, lie fonnte fellen beilerr
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ea lid. Alio femme &c hin, &c rueroe
mid id)pn finne. IS glbt c SeB ba,
grad mic nj G airdNpei III Der Sfrpei3.
&c treifc mid III e 9r0e linf5 BON Der
Alm.
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blelbe Id.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29

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fragte: sat iemanb pieleid,t mel.
men 3plinoerhut9"
Smitb iiel in Sbnmaht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
Sas Gameel.@ prps uun Sifanir.

Son0pu, 9. Sept.-S n lluter.
halts madDte bellte s. Roberts, clncI
Der Inter. Sefretare oeS aolonial.
requirements, %bcfan1t. Dab bns aus
mcelforps Don 9tfanir, Oas Ieine
9ienlte Dem S~i5efonig bon SSltoien
a%ngeboten, bon oieiem acceptirt NOR.
Den lei mo ieet mobil made.
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ne" om IA. September:
Ilbion sir fann's net ieble,
Sieg dltO Hllhm erbliiben Dir,
9enn Jest fomtnen Die aanleele
Sfaarenmeis aus 9ifanir.
gleuo sic Setter Ser aumeelc
Sino OILS Selbenid,anr befannt,
Die oen Seufel ans Der Soue
Sdlagen ior Do gneelano.
glenb lie meroen iiegreid id,lagen
Selitidlono'S Reiterei, poli BET,
Tenn sic Roiie Bic pertrngen
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@eil Ser Giel piel il penig
Sromeoare m~itgebrad)t.
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Iii Del 9orbeeren farnldt on rubin.
Scnn Oh faroeid,t Idtets &ameele,
@o lid iiir oit iflagen tbun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
Sein Mnthcil.

ga, itpdnt ibr 9e,gels elid, benin
niGf, ale orei arf Den einen los 81
priigein2"
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ging's fein, Iepfel SIT iteblen,-nir
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-09
MYSTIC
Recent Sales of Real Estate-SamueI Sawyer Wins w. c. T. U. Medal Crystal Wedding Invitations.

Horace Gift has sold to William - Kuppers a parcel of eight acres of land to the south and west of Mason monument. Mir. Kuppers is to build there in the spring and take up his residence there. Theodore Schmidt has purchased of Frederick Kicker man his lot adjoining the J. \. Pierce property Mrs. John Tribble property on Godfrey and High streets has been sold to Louis Barlow.
 Samuel Sawyer Won.
 The silver medal contest at the West Mystic school under the direc- tion of the Woman's Christian Tenn perance Union, was won by Samuel Sawyer. The judges were Mrs. Will fred Lamb, Miss Happie Brown and George c. Lane. The following pro- gram was carried out: The First Psalm, Mrs. Cutler; The Lords Pray CT; welcome song; His First Cigar, Allan Morrison, contestant No. 1; A Little Boys Plea, William Tourgee, contestant No. 2; Dolly's New Dress, Helen Morrison, contestant No. 3; The Mouse and the Boy, Harold Pike; over the Way, Elizabeth Foley, con- testant No. 5; The Temperance Doc No. $: Child Messengers, Mildred Per kinS contestant No. [: The Conflict IT, repressible, Samuel Sawyer, contest ant No. s. Contestant No. was not present.
 Married Fifteen Years.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Williams have issued invitations to their rela- tives and friends to attend their crys- tai wedding Monday evening, Feb. 25, at the Williams homestead.
 Methodist Pastor III.
 At the Methodist church Sunday the pastor, Rev. C. T. Hatch, being too ill to attend services. State Senator A. T. Miner of New London addressed the congregation on the Methodist conventions at Indianapolis and Bos- ton.
 Briefs and Personals.
 Past Grand Lemuel J. Hermes, No ble Grand Henry Lankes and Vice Grand Edgar Williams of Stonington lodge were in New London Saturday and visited Thomas H. Fox, who is 8 surgical patient in Memorial hospital.
 s. s. Brown Mackenzie spent Sun day in Meriden.
 frank N Gilfillan of New Britain, John H. Hoxie of Boston and Harry Hoxie of New York spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. John H. Hoxie on East Main. street.
 Edgar Rathbun and Walter Lathrop are in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles D. Holmes have returned from a visit in New
 John F Wilde is at his home at Willow Point after a visit in Bridge George P. Spencer has returned from New York.
 Miss Elizabeth Menyers are visiting in New York.
 Miss Martha Williams is visiting in Meriden.