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Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-05
CORN BEATEN FLAT.
Storm Plays Havoc with Growing
Crops and Knocks Trains OFF sehed-
ule.


Putnam. in common with all OF
eastern Connecticut was drenched
soaked and on the verge of being
drowned out by the storm of wednes-
day. The effects of the young deulge
were not generally advantageous; in
fact, they were more or less disas-
trous.
Throughout all of the towns in this
section It is estimated that so per cent.
of the growing corn is lying fat this
morning, beaten down by the gale and
heavy rain Of Wednesdays storm.
Much of it admittedly will never
stand erect again, but what percentage
cannot be accurately estimated. Po-
tato fields were submerged under the
little lakes Of water that accumulated
and damage to this crop is also taken
for granted by many of the farmers.
The corn crop seems to be the worst
hit, however, and the losses upon it
will undoubtedly be heavy.
The storm not only played havoc
with growing things, but as well with
things that are chiefly under the di-
rectiOn Of man. Floods in the vicinity
of Boston delayed the arrival here of
the afternoon express from that city
an hour and three-quarters. Other
trains were also knocked off schedule
by the storm and les attendant trou-
bles. There was a washout on the
main line Of the Midland division near
Pomfret
A work train was out from this city
to take care Of this diff1culty. Section
crews from this station were aboard
the train, which includes q car of Gin
ders in its makeup, and another Sec
ton crew was taken on at Pomfret
The washout was not sufficiently Sc
rtous to hold up trains, one due here
about o'clock from Hartford coming
through about a half hour late.
Trainmen had a dismal day of it.
The freight crews caught the worst
of the storm, but the passenger train
crews were not exempt, a number in
this service getting drenched in the
heavy showers.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-05
CIRCULATING PETITION.
Mansfield Hose Company Want REIN
bursement for Investment in Truck.

Mansfield Hose company. No. 8, an
organization that was very prominent
in the city department before the re-
organization and consolidation OF
members of different units into Chem
ical company No. Ethe crew of the
auto chemical-are circulating among
the business men of the city a petit
ton for subscriptions to reimburse
them In some degree for the company's
investment of several hundred dollars
in the Mansfield company's truck, the
harnesses that go with II and certain
equipment. 1t was stated Wednesday
afternoon that the business men ap-
preached are responding literally
toward the project and that 1t seems
likely that the company may succeed
in raising the $500 they hope to get
for their property.
The money that paid for the truck
and harnesses was raised by the
Mansfield company years ago when
that organization felt that the city
should have some improved fire de-
partfnent equipment The big cost, it
Is stated, between $500 and 500. this
sum being secured by giving entertain
ments, by subscription and otherwise.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-05
DANIELS0N AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

CornfieIds Suffer from Severe Storm
Day kimbaiI Hospital TO Have
Lung Motor-ItaIian Rsssrvists
Leave for 5oston-PersonaI Men,
tion.
Ernest L Davis returned to his sum-
mer home at Lords Point Wednesday
afternoon after q brief visit here.
Miss Sarah Barnes has returned
from a vacation spent in Norwich and
New London.
DR.. and Mrs. W. L. Wood of Nor
| walk motored here for visit with
| their son, E. L. Weed and Mrs. Weed.
DR.. E. L. stiles. who died in New
Britain. formerly prlacticed his pro-
fession in this city. He was veteran
of the Civil war.
After a funeral service this morn
| ing the body of Mrs. Mary Porter,
who died at the home of Attorney and
Mrs. Charles L. Torrey of Putnam
Heights, will be taken to Hebron for
| burial
Alfred Lucier, IS, son of Alphonse
Lucier, died at their home here We'd
nesday. The young man had been i'll
for some time.
Mrs. w. L. Beard will address the
Pomfret Neighborhood association
Saturday evening on the Manners and
Customs of China. Mrs. Beard spent
several years in China
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Barber and son
of Fremont street have gone to War
rem, n. H, for a vacation.
Jerome G. Benedict OF Warren, Mass.
was a visitor with friends in Putnam
| Wednesday.
Raymond G. Kennedy OF Bridgeport
| Is spending a few days with his moth
1 er, Mrs. Ida G. Kennedy.
Miss Ella Tourtel1otte is in Provi-
| dence on a vacation visit.
Mrs. Anna Keith and Miss Garguer-
lite Keith have returned from a months
| vacation at Oakland beach
Putnam Nest Of Owls is to have its
annual outing at Alexander's lake on
August Is.
Local Adventists will be at Greene
Station, r. l., Sunday for the close
/ of the annual camp meeting, which
has had its sessions interfered with
by the storms of the week.
Methodist Services to Be Omitted.
| During the Sundays of the Wilt
service will be omitted at the Local
| Methodist church.
| To Report to italian Consul.
| A number Of Italian army reservists
left from the Putnam station Wednes-
| day to report to the italian consul
at Boston. Tuesday another party
that had assembled here left for Bos
ton
To Play East kiIIinsIy.
While the big Putnam Southbridgt
game is being played in the Spec
town Saturday the c. A. c. team will
play game with the East Killingly
team on the high school grounds.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-05
Delegates to Firemen,s Convention

The members of the companies of
the Willimantic Fire department have
chosen their delegates to the state
convention to be held in New Haven
August 1878, as follows: Excelsior
Hook and Ladder, William z. Tinker;
Alert Hose, Frank p. Fenton; Hill
top Hose, Charles Larkin; Montgom-
cry Hose, Michael Driscoll In addi-
ton the department will be represent
ed by Chief Fred w. Gerrick, and en-
gineers Nelson A. Daniels, Fred Horn
berger and James ]. Tighe. Ex-
chief Wade u. Webster is now vice
president of the state association, and
if custom is followed, will be elevated
to the presidency at this meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-05
Six Months for Assault.

Herbert Manning, a man fifty-nine
years OF age, was arranged once be-
fore on similar charge, and bound
over to the superior court, received a.
sentence Of six months in Jail at We'd
nesday's session of the police court,
for assault upon a young girl.
The testimony was disgusting, as
the girl, the seven year old daughter
or John F1ippen of Walnut street had
to tell Of the improper advances made
to her by Manning, and both her
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-05

After the arrival Of the auto truck
1t was proposed that the city buy the
truck from the company, but this plan
was not adopted. The members of the
old company have felt, however, that
they should get something out of their
investment, so have appealed to the
business men. What the business men
will do with the truck after they get
it is not stated. but II is presumed
they will turn it over to the city, to
which it will be of value undoubtedly
in the future The truck and its
equipment, all in good condition, is at
the Central fire station.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-05

mother and father overheard the re-
marks. The girl was on the veranda
of her own house when Manning came
by and engaged her in conversation.
Mr.. F1ippen heard what he said, and
came out at once. The resultant COM
motion attracted the attention of Of
ficer Macarthur, who was going by,
and he arrested Manning, who was
kept in the station house over night.
The former case against the man is
said to be still pending before the
Superior court.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-05
Camptnc at Columbia Lake.

Two dozen of the troop Of Boy
Scouts Of South Manchester arrived
at Columbia Lake Wednesday for a
weeks stay, under the charge OF Com
missioner Austin Cheney and Scout
master Jesse Edwards. Mr.. Cheney
has had experience in military meth
DDS, and the camp will be in many
ways similar to a military encamp-
ment. Two expert chefs accompanied
the party.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-05
Heavy Downpeur Filled Cutters 20
| ovnrslo@ina -- Rev. J. w. Lord
Struck by Auto-South Manchester
Scouts ats Columbia Lake.

/. Willimantio people were treated to
another heavy downpour OF rain, We'd
snesday, lasting all day. At times the
Train came so thick and fast it was
shard to make ones way along the
.Istreet. while the cutters were filled to
Ioverfiowing. Some of the merchants
reported a good day in the morning,
but there were few people on the
.lstreets in the afternoon, and those
who were out went about their bus
i1ness, and got out of the rain.
On account of the wet weather, the
dance which was to have taken place
under the auspices Of the Willimantic
i American band at Lakeside park,
4 South Coventry, Wednesday night.
! was called off early in the afternoon,
and will be held later.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-05
Medical Society Met.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
: willimantic City Medical society was
= held Wednesday evening at the home
OF DR.. Charles H. Girard on jackson
: street, and a pleasant evening was
passed by the members. A short bus
mess session was held, during which
the paper Of the day. The Manage
ment Of Pregnancy, was read by DR..
"A. D. Marsh Of Mansfield. Refresh
and q social time followed.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-05
WEDDING
Mazzola . AIduine.

Salvatore Mazzola and Magdalina
AldQine were married by Justice of
the Peace Charles A. Capen Tuesday
afternoon at his Office in this city.
The groom was brought to this city
by Deputy Sheriff A. J. Greenslit from
Manchester. on the complaint of the
bride, and lodged in the police station
with a serious charge against him,
early in the week. The matter was
arranged by the parties agreeing to q
marriage.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-05
FUN ERAL
Dion S. chaffes

The funeral Of the late Dion S.
Chaffee was held at two o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon from his late home
in Chaffeeville, Rev. z. P. Aver of the
Mansfield Center Congregational
church officiating. The bearers were
Judge L. ]. Storrs, Fred B. Eaton,
George H. Allen and Herbert Clark.
Burial was in the Gurleyville ceme-
terry in charge. of Funeral Director
Jay NJ. Shepard.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-05
Put Horse Out of Misery,

Humane Agent Frank H. Deming
went to Lebanon Monday of this
week, on complaint that a horse
owned by Samuel Bremen was unfit
to be worked, and with the consent
Of the owner, when it was found that
the fact was true, the animal was put
out of the way.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-05
OBITUARY
Mrs. William Dawson

Mary Ann, widow of the last Will
lam Dawson, died at her home on
Crescent street Wednesday morning,
at the age of 20. She was a native
of England, born May IT, s1S45. There
survive her, five sons, James, John,
Arthur, Frank and Herbert of this city
and Ernest of Pleasant Valley, and one
brother, John Thorpe of Wakefield,
England.
Florence Hall
Florence Hall, the eight months
old daughter of Albert and Florence
(Robinson) Harris died late Tuesday
night at her parents home on
Temple street. The funeral will be
hello this afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-05
STRUCK BY AUTO
Rev. James w. Lord Has Narrow Es-
! cape When HE by Passing Ma
chine,

Rev. James W. Lord Of East Hart
ford, who is In charge of a camping
party at Lake Waugumbaug, South
/ Coventry, and Is well known to many
Hin this city through his frequent sum-
mer visits to the lake, had a. narrow
escape from serious injury in this
city Wednesday noon, when he was
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-05
BALTIC
Trolley Ran OFF Track on High Street
Traffic Held Up Over an Hour
Local Votes.

The sebney from wi1limantic due
in Baltic at D. m, Wednesday, ran
off the track in front of ST. Mary's
church In High street. This tied the
road up until half past two. when
trolley left fo- Norwich and one
for Willimantic
Mrs. Thomas McKenna of Vauxhall
street, New London, and Mrs. Harry
Lieberman of Sherman street, Nor
witch, were the recent guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. p. J. Donnelly and John
Nolan.
Unclaimed Letter.
There is an unclaimed letter In the
post office for H. Hornes.
Rev. Charles Smith, pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, Is home
from South Harwich, Mass. where he
spent several weeks vacation.
Miss Bertha Jones is spending three
weeks vacation with friends at Oc-
cum Beach.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-05
YANTIC

Ten Inch DahIia In Local Garden
Village Lyeeuna In Camp.
Mrs. James Counterman has on dis
play in her dahlia garden a beautiful
red dahlla which measures ten inches
across
Home from Fishers Island.
Mrs. Frank H. Tracy has returned
from a weeks stay with friends in
Mantle and Fishers Island.
Thomas Beetham of wauwecus Hill
has been bringing some extra fine cab
bages to market this week Some Of
the heads weigh 10 pounds.
Are in Camp.
A number Of the members Of the
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-05
VIVA. d. ooina On ronlah.

Imaae~e Ca4hcl.o Benevolent Assoula-
t1on IN K OF p Hall
Obwebetnolk Lodge. No ie. / o. O f..
at SO7 Main Street
Regular Drill OF Co. L. First en- q.
in State Armory.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-05
One Way to Do IL,

An expert is writing for a COM
mercial journal a series Of articles
on how the government can aid our
shipping industry. Apparently the
best way is TO hand the shipping trust
the keys to the United States Treas
ury.-Rochester Herald
Nicaragua mines produce only low
grade gold ores.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-23
~''z AZ 'siqE>. IS

leine Spargroifer. Rad ein poar
Sngen er'fien er mleoer am Sdalter
uno perlanetc nit mibtrauiifel
Wflene Iein @elo 5uriif. Ger @eauitc
melnte, %freunblit Iabeno, err babe
onllelbe ood) crit porgeitern einae.
5ablt. ia muroe Der bieoere Wann
nod unseouloiser, als er bisber ae.
meien mar.
.gtein. nein." rief er, lid mill
mein 9elo heral,s baben. ionit aebe
i'd CUR Golijei."
TfliftIhuloiait jGblte ibm Ser pc.
ante Die fleine Srmme Dor. Sdmuu.
5elto nno poaig beruhist 6eiab Der
Nalm lid oieiel6c. Damn iagte er
befrleoiet. er bGtte oaS 8elo niGt alb.
bolen poaer, lonoern err lei nur nal
bergefpmmel. Tim ju ieben, Oh oas
@elo nod ba iet.
llngenannt.-Sn unierem Heai.
ment mar Elm gini1briser. Der ;3era.
oeli bieb. 3erabeat bate cine
Sd)peIter unb sic Shneiter perlobtc
lid. 3Oraoelli f~eierte MN oieie Ser
lobuns IN 10 ge%miiienhoiter @eiie,
oaB iein Magen an nadliter NorGen
Den 9eaniprnhungen oes TcitoicniseS
IN feiner @eiic seuafien war.-Sm
S6ritt uno Grab sins es 10 iAIctt,
boB manheS peuia liebepc[lc @ort
bes Heitlebrers linn 5ufliegt. gber
angciifts Ser Die Sprunaiianacn Der.
bciihleppenben 9abnbiener i6monS
Der leste inuere Salt.-gin Silo oes
SnmmerS, reitct or aiif bG, Reitleh.
rer ;t: .Scrieiher &err 2eutcnort.
in tam nidlt Ialnpptere,t. meiue
Sd)rne'tcr Dot id, geifern p~erlobt,"
ueper otc Atntiport hcS Seutciauia
nnh Die anin!ieBeune SsleDrlns De-
Serrr @rimsiiterk idlpetae i'd liebar,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-23

LANCER porbalten miibte. @as miro
Die Negierung oa5u tbun. oaB meme
aofin mieoer 81 ibren alten @e.
m%obnbeiten 5uriidfebrt2"
Carl Goooleiad idliebIih miiniht
bon 8itdener su erfabren, mann Der
arieg aus iein mirb. Or tbat bies
nit folgenoer llmihreibung: rSn,
oorigen CONNER babe i'd int Sotel
aolon in Berlin meinen SpaSieritod
nit iilberner Stride iteben loiien. Sit
Der ebrenmertbe Soro in Der Gage,
mir m~it5utbeilen, pann i6 obne lin.
beauemlihfeiten meinen Stof per.
ionlih pieoer bolen fann?"- I'd.
faiter."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-23
Der critic @ahtpuiten.
= ~ -

r@enn Sie"-itnterrihtete elm I'm.
teroifisier einen Hefruten, pelfer
gum eriten Nole auf @ad]tpriten
Iteben iolte-,itarfe Shrttte unb
@affengeflirr lid naben borelt, 10 I'll.
len Sic: .Salt! Wer ool"-Ganr
miro man Sbnen ~ant1pprten: ga,
trouble ODER aonoe, lie nadoem lids
trifft. Sic aber pieoerbolen Damn
oas pernommene @ort uno ieten bin,
iu: Sorbei!--alio: EatrouiQe Dor.
BET ODER Monbe uorbetl"-
Der Refrlit pr1ste iih bas @ebcrtc
in ieinen aopf elm. mGbreno er All
Yoiten teht.-Gloslih flirrt auf Dem
SteinpflaIter Der ShleppiGbeI oeE
5errn Waiors. Ser eeraoe i'm gearifi
lit, Die @ahe slt reoioieren. salt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-23
Mhtmns. 2eier!

Ser ausemeiuen Inirage bas
; ben mir Elm senei9tes Sbr 9es
Idenft unb baben cine @rtraz
8isipalte fir ben 2eier eins
/; gerdumt.
3ieber 2eierl Collie elm tpiss
: crtiser (I) @eoante 9ein eises
: mes ipertbes 9ebirn ober Seine
bduslihe Mtmospbdre umauden,
; mir oienen Sir bereitipilieit ais
: ,@isableiter" II. brineen Define
. Saten serne al Die Sefientlits
; felt. @iIh ipenn Die @tule Dir
: bolo unp Tu @ebittc rerbref)en
ipIteit, ihide inns bieielben
9etroit.
1iir nae einseianbten uno
: ppr, nns absr>rnften Wite sab
len ,pir 25 Gents in Saar.
Cir 8ebi&te 80 Gents.
: Natiirlih miiiien Die 8isc
mp9litit neu iein.
Abreiiere at Seinen CT.
gebemen
W it= Mebaftemr,
Catholic Yrintins Co.,
Subnaue, "a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-23

ben Gid itellte, itiir5te iit mein
@aIol nit elmer wabren @it.6 auf
ben @ra:en, uno ebe tb mid nod,
red,t beiinnen fonnte, batte er oaes
oerihli,dt."
~aber, lit benn Scr Suno 10
itlledt ~er5ogen?" fragte elmer Ser
Siihgdite.
yS6led)t er3ogen," 6ralite Der
alte @riinrof aiif, der idlleft ergo.
GEM! Nein. meine Serren, Ser batte
es iofort 'ralts, bob bas aasenbraten
Dar, nn0 aasen iir6 ieine Sob.
i%einoei"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-23

Sh bait eiten anmernoen.
einen Iflehteren iirolt 9u nit.
Sd boIte Die aaitnnien
Wom Ieuer fiir 9ritonnien,
Cling aitfener auf ben Slit.
adnn Dir Ole Sano niht reifer,
limb oas lit pirfIif id)ao.
Cont moft ih did obrfeigen,
England, mein 3umerao.
Hlanbwiirbig.
Hifter: ,Wie famen Sic in Den
2uoen oes Slnueliers?"
Ginbrefer: sd mar aneefneipt
uno glaubte, du Sauie 5u iein."
&idter: pWarum floben Sic Damn
aber, als Die Satin oes SauieS in
Den 2aoen trat9"
einbreder: sd elaubte, es mare
meine Sruu."
y - -
Wraniam.
Stretfor (3u ettler Saftgertn, nad).
Dem lie Brobe eeiunsen): .MIs
Sangerin fam ih Sic nitt afSepti.
ren-ober penn Sic moaeu, fonnen
Sic beute gbeno in benz altsitat.
tnnasitiide Den beltlenoen Sturm
mahen."
= = -
8alseufriit.
Mann: ,Selt' baben mir einen
WdBiafeitsnerein sesrinoet."
6rau: Limb oa fommit Oh be.
trunfen nah Sauie9"
Mann: .Sa. in Strait treten thut
er crit morgen!"
~ - -
Ter Huge 9afcl.
nWein 9adel," iagte Ser Sberior.
tier, ~mein 9afel lit geideioter als
i'd. Mls i'd neulih in Der Staot srl
tbun bate, lieB i'd mir I'M r@oloenen
9omen" cine Nortion Saienbraten
seben. IIs Der aellner oas giIen aui
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-23

Sos rirturutiihC @emalrs iii,
eir Icrabe5u berprmacruuRsiuiiroioes
SurheiunIrer."
oNdS mll lei n!slgeN. Der 4iiniiler
iralt auh ouf rctirsnbe Ssinparb. "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-23
2ieoeranfGnse init nenerer
ltmoeutuua.

SD ba6' mid e%rgeben": Ratio.
naGieo Ser Iuiien.-~a 6iiieIe 2ia6
unb a biiiere 5reu'": Stolieniites
.Wrb / oenn, mlb /
oenn gum StGbtle nauS": abi6ieo
Gbur6ias aus Intnerpen.-,@as
fang if) arnler Ieltfel an: Montene.
gro.-o Strom berbei, ibr 9olferitaa.
rem: @ngliides 8erbCIieo.-,@eIo
fer. 9elo ber. ober ih fal UNI: 9fui.
iiifes 2ieb.-.gs gebt bel geoGmpi.
ter Srommel Slang: Huiiid)er Gin.
gig IN gerlin.-.@as fomntt bort
bon DER Sob'": Barrier Saubenlieo.
-r8riiB eil6 8ott, aQe miteinan.
Der: 9eutides gmpfaneslieo in
3oberis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-23

Or. t., ct. Yanl, Nsinu.-GinIt
oils ih elm &eaept aisitelte. peri6rieb
i1 mid, merfte es aber crit OILS mein
Silent lhon am Sottseben mar unb
riei i'm oesbaIb Suriid.
.sebr gut" brummie iener. Der
alleemeiu els Norgeler befannt mar.
IN II icl cr ucritrcibe,L, rerifreibt
II / d."
Il. ~. Mem s)prf. u. g.--SU Dst
9anf. Dc id arselieltsr b;r. ospc.
nirte emit Elm eingsnoHosrTer arbe,,er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-23


@er ba!" ruff Der Refrut pfliht.
9enGB.
.&inouiebt" nerIeste Der Cffisier
entrlitet, uiiebii ou benn nift, 6ab
id) es bin?"
oHln0uieb porbeii" ld)rett Der Re.
fruit nit pabrer 9openitimme ur,b
meiltt, benz 9efe9Ie setreulih nod,ee.
tomnlen su iein!
y y y
Grerbtes Hcdt.
Cine id)ottiife 2ebensperiiferunas.
Seieaifaft bate nit Sat Malouep,
et,elm 9auern beS einiam i'm @ebirge
liegen0en 0ories g, einen 2eibren.
tenoertrag abgeihIoiien uno sabIte
ale Sabre Die Relte aus. Sic 3ablte
uno 5ablte nnb 5ablte. bis lie ii6 el,b.
lid oariiber D%rnoerte, bob Der Wann
lhon iiber. bitnoert Sabre oft iein
mulIe, uno Idifte ihlieBlif) einen Ssll.
Ipeftor nah g., Der ieititeGen iolte
OBJ Die Gente duh tbatid6lif on ser
GmpfangS . gere6tisten ausbe5abl;
muroe.
Ser 9eamte fam aud ridtie al
Eat Waloneps gauernbaus unS
fraete nah Dem Better.
Ger lit aIf Dem SeIbe mn
pfliigt," nuroe linn geiaet.
Gin Sunoertidbriser. Der pfliigt
Dos ihien Dem Snipeftor bod etrpaS
Ionoerbar; er ging iebr geipannt bin.
aus nuf's Selo uno ianO ba einer
Oeann BON aniheineno etrua iedbSia
Sabren eifrls bel Der Mrbeit.
Sinh Sic Serr Eatrif Walo.
nep?" fragte er i'm.
go, Der bin if," mar Die Mntport.
.Gerielbe Yatrid Wolonep, Der BON
unIerer @eieQi6aft oie &ente BE.
3iebt?"
.6reilif, Sic bob id, ia seerbt bon
meillem 8ater, ur,b Der bate lie ifon
Don melrem 8robnater ber."
Ser brape Rat punoerte iif nitt
meni9. ais er horte, ooB MIN Die
Ihone 3eit beS HentenbeSugs porbe:
Iei nnb er obenorein megen 9etruas
perflagt werben niiroe.
~ - -
Cute GinnahmeqneIe.
&%etienoer: sd mod,te Dos 9e.
ihmerOebuf]l"
aellner: oTort Bel ser Gbur, bite,
@tnrpurf 5ebn Bfennie."
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Die alcinbahn.
.@arum haben Sic benin beute
jDei 2ofomotioen2"
ogta, mir boben bod oot suee @a.
gen Dran!"
argiu6hniid.
Metienber (einem 4aufmdnn eine
nelie Shreihmaifine p~orfiibrenol
nGieie Wuihine sebt ponitGnbta ae.
rduidlos."
4ouImann (unterbreG3eno): .ah
oas lit nifts iiir mid, ga fonnen Sis
iungen Seute ia ~faltleraen wie iriiber,
mo man BORIS niht mebr."
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SraneneinfGnfe.
Gin Serr tritt i'm @oriiberaeben in
oaS Shntttmaarengelfdft zines be.
freunoeten &altfmanneS uno finoei
BORT aQes orltnter uno briiber aepadt.
SdmmtlidIe 9aIlen Ger Stoiie lieaen
mi Den 2aoentiifen. &artpns, 9ant
mo Spisenpafete barber, uno Der
Sbef nit oen angeitellteu lit i'm eifri.
zen Baden begriffen.
Ter Sreuno: raf,. iG itore Did
iiher iebr? Sbr babt pobl aeraoe
Snuentur ODER bereitet einen ausper.
:auf por9"
Ger &aufmdnn: oSb beruabre
"a fam man mieoer ieben. Dab 81
jar ni9ts bonn 9eitGft peritebit. gs
it MIR ioeben cine Dame bier gene.
zen, Die fir 5 Efeunige i6worjes
Salrmpoabano s%efauft bat."
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Mus Der Sdnle.
Sei eiuem 9riifurgsaufiase Der
Rusen oes @aiiers" slorbte Elm In.
teriefrnoauer and folaenbe niitlid1e
gi9enifaft angeben 5u miiiien. gr
idreibt: n@enn es fem @aiier gGbe.
pdrc bie gntoeduns Amerifos I'M
moslid) sepeien."
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WEATHER PREDICTION.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-23
MnfgcieHcn.

3eldbncr: .Serr Meoafteur, if
modlte Sbneu mem neueites @erir.
bio: $50 lit ons llnterieeboot?" jltr
Iuftabme empieblen."
&eoofteilr (iah0em er eiirig uno
lollae auf Der 3eifnuna aeiliht bait {:
sd, fam bel aller Wiibe feills
leben."
3eihner Cadeno): YGann lit es
9erobc untergetaut)t."