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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-16
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-16

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-16

ernGbnte ginsang MIR bon @ers
punoeten 8u bsniBen 1T, fir Die
on0ern Gol0aten unb bic 3ipiliiten
msr0 Elm 3tpsiter eebdut. Aaen Res
fpett Dor unisrem ebrmiroigsn
SbsrnIentnunt, ben oas GiIerue 4reuS
graer Fhmudt, aber man f4ittelt
bD@ ben aopf, un6 mein 2anOfturms
mann tnurrt: Del fomnt blOB, neil
niI1t all Dun Is. Menn nif@t gu
Dun Is, triegl man SOeen."
4ber taum lit bislsr 8efebI ousses
gefiibrt, ba bat fid oas Bib Dols
fommen esdHoert. Sn 10 laHgen,
DihteH GHarea tomrten Die WerpaHs
bsten aus ben gefs1tsu I'm Npern
bgr6eigeftrTmt, O1B mir BON Rotsn
arsua al tpenige ffno. 6anitdtsmanns
Tmafisn fOipis Elm gnr3sr 8egleittrupp
aus Sent iperOen ms aur Hntertiits
5ttrg gegeben.
I'D erpd6nte ben @orfda, I'M 3u
seiden, tDds beutIHe Organization
bgtBt. Die -oberfe 6eeresleitung
blort einen grGBeren GturmdngrifF
unb IdBt ooFar bic nStigsn @Orbsreis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-16

WlaIdinsngstpehr. limb Itinten BUN
bic 9inger! Sd BAN nod 6ie Rdi'
poa bon. Mber bat bslW ibnen al
nidt. Da tDnnen tie ben 8iinel nit
fen gdn3sn 9red ut be 9DI bOIen,
mir gabn MID turid.8
SIN Gegenteif, mir getpinnen tGgs
lid GeldnoeA, figt Elm onoerer bins
3u. ST 3eigt mir sinsn @ranatSiins
oer, Den CT iorgFdltig perpadt In feis
nem 8rDtbeutel trGgt. rgr bat mir
BEN 5orHiiter 7erriEsn. Meitsr ni9ts.
einsige Anoent:r, mas iA mad
hduie mitnebme." Neun Mlonaie bat
Der iungs Splbat uls Grpberer BAG
rti1e glonbern Dur6Itreift unb trGgt
ni9ts 1eim oils Elm pertloIss Gtad
1lslFng. Der 9arbdr!
Gin panSerSug roat porbei. Rein
qotomotirfl9rer, tein Ganffrer ,3u
Iebsn, nidts oIs bisie 0liieren llns
getlme, Die ih%psrfdlig uno bod
Ii6er einonoer fOlgtn. Damn fommt
ber 2n5drett5ug, Der Die G4perDers
tDunOeten in bic 9eimat brinet. 3pis
Ihen fDeiBen Mlu[g1r0inen blidt bds
miloe GeIht elmer tathpIiI1 den Ghpes
aer berDor. @etB fte, tDie gut lie In
bieler lImrobmung tpirtt9 SO iperfs
roid eiHen Bid IN ods Snnere zines
Badms. Hidtige 9OISbetten au
3tDeit iibereindnbes nit peihen pfibs
len unO blenoen6 iDsibsn @esagsn
GelbR an 8Iumen febIt a. nidt.
Gie aefdafs gu4 bter21 froge Id
Die beiOsn SnIaheh. aDanOs! Mlun
If gar midi mebr ~5srtpObnt" anti
iportst BET cine. yWie i'm GimNsI1.
btr unbere.
Dos GinIaben Der G9insrberipurs
osten aus unfersH 2~o3nretten poIIs
:iett fia eIatt. Der 3ug rOIt OoOOn.
Die G9ar Der 2sIdtDeriDunoeisn
aIHHt 6sE zsgsImdbia psEtsREsnbs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-16
Die gsISfte grutfraae.

BAD sinsm Ionsen beiBen gsfedi
sebt abenbs bic 3ruppe ermabet, al.
gtfpdnnt un6 bungrig 8ur gube iiber.
Ollie QebensmitieI limb persebrt UNI
Die @erpfIegungstoIonne 1T nod Ian.
sc ni1t au srpdrten- Der !6aupta
mann DerinmnsIt feline Rompaqnit
unO teiIt ibr bic Ga9Inge init. Gum
S6lufe frdst Ct, Of nod etiuas @rot
berbdn0en fei. &eine 4ntport. qIGbs
Iid tritt Der itsts bergnlets uni
idlngfertige Mustetier 80. Dor biz
Gront unO iiberrsift ietnem Soupts
mann Elm Slid gDurft nit ben Mors
ten: n6err 6auptmanr, In ben Ioi
iBt btr SOIOat Murlt Obne Bro, "
muGt tebrt uno tritt ms GIisb Su.
rid. Die Stimmung Der ROmpagnis
mar gerettet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-16

ltsi 10 tnsr tihtrii4m Set mic 80
bit oIlm Soften.
Gsird ben gtiipitl ben bic aros
Zen Titlutr. ptlhtns bic grsbm
gittr in git<rlaiien gtittitbtn las
Sen, 70 ilnt id siHsu Eo9sbuh iuts
qeu ben afimt. &c iol fix MID
6ersinn tint 8trganatnbsit Itin, birs
in ipia i6 mtin Snntrss uuloFiiitn,
70 ipis To Bin.
Seooh Damit, ipen sinmaI In 200
Sabrsn mtins ainber d ldisH, iis
ou9 niFtu, BON men: olio Id belize
NIT mrinsu 5amilitnuabmsn Metti
Gltd u. bin iaon felt msiHsr 0es
burt 10 Sabre oft. Qh IA. auguH
zines Sabres babe id mtinsn ndaiten
gsburistag. 9n pstos iA q. au4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-16

ole nsdtfe @one oar auiisr bon aui
~ItraIien losgebt.
MittlarDeile gfeifft Der RuF uis
Iere armee militant msiren 8rsitis
aam, ben 2granS, inner bon Dorns an.
Daourt berlirt er feline gnn3en Ges
Fdngensn. galb nir6 er tsine bas
BON nesr baben. 6daos. oaF i1
feiu Mann ni6t bin! Ien mid eli
ner dngreifFet, ben feline 5aut medet
i9 ni6t fein!!!
uebsrbaups tpern iih unfsre aors
sen Hsinoe anbrsnnen. So bin
aars in Der Soffnuns, Oenn militant
ibre gal8sn @Iotaoirungsn nerbsn
lie urs niat perbungern. Mir bas
Ben Tid tereib an Der D~erfDreung
BON MebImongel bersingtiD0bnt unD
idmeIt % san5 eut, iusr man aih
Wlaug (fpa nobi betben: Waais,
qnm. B. Reo.) odrinusn fpiirt.
unopje Idonn Der glniTiiae aluHis
fer berfebt:
.gBr SaIebt Io6t, bat Sob I'm
Munbe."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-16

.Sn apei gei9sn untretsn'. bstBt
es, oenn Der 8enter Grdnten5ug III
Dn. User ni9t itsbeu Tam, betummt
einen Gtubl posr bodt auf benz
auden zines aotensa reu3ers. SENS
in Die 6eimat21 ,SnpD1l." Glids
Iiass QufIeu6tsn. Ridt fnisbr oas
GnOs bes GriegeS tpie oht, niersehn
5age 6eimat isbam tie berbei. Der
5rau einen auB geben, bic aiHoer
treideln, iid bergsiDifern, baB al
les, mos man Iieb BAT. in Mirtli9teit
unb niht nur ii Der Grinnsrung lebt
bas lift ibrsr aler MunfH. absr
Dielt llngeouIoige fragea mid aud:
,Du, &amerab, tDie LANCE mirb's Oaus
srn, bis meme @an6s aebeilt iIt?"
vDrei Biz bier Do9en,~ ertpiOerte id
auf gut Slid. Damn truben ls Id
nddbentIi9 am 0br. n6Dffeutli9 1T
bis bobiu Der arisg nidt gu gnbe.
@sun ben GngIinbern muB i9 nod
ems nuspii4ea.A
Cine einfods .Gormsl umI6lieBt
oos Sentsn Der snn3sr Gnor: 2iebe
8ur 6eimnt, 6aB segtr England.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-16

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lselbaf t Haimaiia an
hWtgt uinf taHfHl tliHH <
manliH WsttnaH aitt ts Nais.
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unb 8ian ktt eta BIZ Qansn atiliii.
.H athi msu mii pfH gaH Oct Dee
u~tuWealluaf ntFlslfn Aiaatttn
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ait eaait hnbl Wmh tlnfr metIttt.
.nimml. Nh s8 Hgt. um IA Mm bins
lu ltm htfnhm Aamiiabtn Az o.
Zen. mit aunatu lshtH lfia 8iaas
tttim BOT. gin Walfalt nlmmt tint
8lsatft Wtsritt it an6 iitti IL aia
Auuiab0i Ii ben Wluho. @etnannA'
gtht upo6s auh Biz 5tbnIual
nod BEN qifbtn III 6aus. 4ldn lam
uag niti etnua Noitlarin auligllsu.
uno nsnn bonn bic atgimfnismuii II
an lpitlsn bsginni. Die otr SidoHoms
mnnbani ilr DitIs Tag, BON Naartt
duf ben gdbnbof i%ommanoitrt bat,
ooRn lommt Der aItt CUTE Ului Dol'
lsnbs sum Iurabrnd.
Sd babe Dos norigs nal bic Stint
muna Der @erpuuosien aui BEN
sauptpsrbanosplaB gsidilosrt. Das
mar Die lidlis M0rsmroiitimmuug
ndh Dem srltsn u%nsrlpartst groBm
9tr @run0lon bisIer Wldnnsr
III srnIter. Gs tit bic bsibs Wliitagss
Itimmung, penn 0ns ihpsre Ringen
Ieinen 5obepunit srrtitt bat. n5urs
&C, Sungs@, iagt Elm MlatroIs gu mir.
Dot fpar N @ranatfeusr. Dat ptrs
gsb id mein 2ebtog MID. Bum,
bum cling bat, 10 idnea iuie n
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-16

bab' ih siusn Gsruff, nthmlid elm
9ldbGen fir 41es. unO bin ia in
allen isbr sntpiteIt, benn id babe Of
ter cine aIaTs befuht.
Bon auFen bin i'd iebt briinstt
Il. eletunt u. an Der Spise Oes acps
frs l Dieter So lang. Sd babe ei=
nen aarnttsr. 8erielbe tit febr eroB.
Nadbsbm bies porrnusgefditt. 10
beflsibt i6 in Dien cine Gttlung Eel
einsn Germ Il. feinsr Grdu II. beren
2 ainbsr. Der 5err esbt .ieoen
crib in fsin GeF6dFft, bsrbienen;
neil Ois 5rnu braudt pisI. uho
inner is ft nod unbsfribigt. Die
beioe ainotr finb beibe nod rnDers
tpoGlen 0oIl tpobl beiBsn: ursripahs
fen, anm. b. 3D. unb bsspsgsn febr
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ha~pstanlaes oaoel ta Nases W.
e'f esfaqHls worries qs5Anl,l
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= aslpslh lslh
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lrtis psipsf SataPft.lgsliEfa ait
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a HtiH Isilt thHgH ss
faeHsfN @aatlHaHtftta8 Aft
Nliaisf t.tl m Hm Munanait
.bH WtlifBtala aa lH HtisfnWtaH lta
.nns Hfi.N aHf BEN 8ilntgasli.
boo HW aaHt 6utna am3Ntilt m
liafm 4dit la M fm ads tflbHtt
@fanttm bic ahit4aHH tH Nfas
tina uHm8altb nus ttf NgfB hff
AHnlnlfit aarahtitNa itis tint o.
iftinna pfn hu pfHiana unlff1n
liaHt, maatatn bit WttBm aus bern
taulf uui titit gtaluu8 III wtllutm
nfgihRi nilifa molllin.
ea nbti 40 bdbti Utitnlila I'm
8fnaE % ~ taiii4 ih unb tn
anlsrtlit btr iunatn gmls feet, IT,
men INIT tintt iormaltn Btftatsuna.
0btt chnf ben N1biptis BET ulat
berli6m asnntniiit. bic 1eN asr
unlptyiitdttH tu Siiutu. GB N llar.
bier lisai tint Ghniuiaitii iitc,
bic man nift 70 ltitt biniptglommt.
3m Abatorontituhdule fourteen bic
iDsitsrgshtnorn Winlhs cher namtni
lih bumit btariinbft, hab % 9truft
gibt. bic tn Giubium niht trfors
bern, In bic man nbsr BOD MIR tins
irtteu lam, ptnn bas Rsift3tugnis
nadlqtfpitien pirh. 6ier Iisgt bic
gahs sinfantr. Die lInipsriilai uno
bic Sshniits 6phIhnls babsu nun
ihrsn Stubitnbetrisb ouI elm
glab pon 9snutniIIsn einseitsllt, uno
baran ntrb niemano pinIhsn, stpas
al dnbern. es ipiro oas aud gar
nidt m0sIid isin. gait asr bas
G%rforoernis Dss Stuoiums fort, 10
Sat Der Qadpsis b~eitimmter gsnnts
niIis in ben Sdulfd9trn nidt msbr
cine foIde 8sbsutung. unb bic ans
Wpmsits fallen srbebIi9 ins
Gtpidt: bic StdhIung bes Gbarats
ters, Bite Rsift bss lIrtsils, bic 5sitigs
felt hes DiIleus, tpie tie bic seils
nabnlt am aritg berbeiFiibrt. SO
fG iibrigsns fir ben Gtadt
nur UNI ben geruF bes SfTi3isrsy ba
LIT bic Snde srIebigt, unb nm ben
95hsren poits unh SelegrapbenOienf.
Nenn BIER 3uguniten Der iungen
2sute. bic aus Dem 5eloe suriidtebs
rem, sntlprsdsnbe Musna1men bon
Grforbsrnis Der Reifeprifuna
rerbsn t5nnten, 70 mare bas
NIT DefentIid gebolfen. Cur qufz
nabme In praitii6en gerufen foIlte
man Bel ben aus benz ariege 3uriids
tebrenben iungsn Qsuten ibtrbaupt
an benz Grforbernis bes Reife8eugs
iuie ss bisbsr aud bon pripas
ter Settle bielfa9 g~siteIlt fuorbsn III,
ni9t feftbaItsn, bier ltegen bic Be
BITE Der 3uIafIung gum Stus
blum entgegeniteben, ni1t Dor, bier
tpeiteres gHtgegentommen aes
unb NIT Redt erDdrtet tpers
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-16
0eeisueter S%ammeIpnnft.

90 lit gefs9tsHbung, Der gsfrtite
pabmte erbdlt ods aommanbo aber
ben bierten 3us. Die 3iige i6iDdrs
men aus, nber bel BEN Signal
r5ummeIn" ftiebsn bic 2eute DOrn
Dierten 3ug ratios mad alien Dinbs
ri9tuneen,
apahmts, gum Seufel," i9rsit Der
6auptmnnH, afir oiefes GignaI milf
fen Gle ben 2suten pDrber minbss
items Die RidtuHg betdnntgtbsn, In
Der iie itd Su fummeIH bnben!"
sd bab's ibnsn bod gsrlot trs
Hart, gtharfomF 5u meIosu,S bsrs
ieioist i6 qabmse. gredls BON Der
Gonne!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-16
Sin neHsr 9iteL


Mldn BAT iid i'm lInterFdn0 siuss
GGiBengrabsns gang gemiitIid Elm,
ssridtet. 5sOsr bate Elm beitimmtss
amt. Giner ipdr Der Sod. sinsr
Der ~@drtuer@. Elm nnosrtr tpisOtr,
Der Defenders bel 2iebeseubsn &c.
belt uuO ssSsn Oiele Obsr itre iIsiHs
GeFd1igteit abigail, Der nRdufmann"
Damn CABS nod einen, Der NIT Oer
5sber gut 8sl9sio puBts un0 bic
grisfe nab Der 0simnt Su fdreiben
bate. Der bisb Osr runteritauOsiss
fEstdE@.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-16

Ter Safer bon aulralien oebt los
riff, nadbsm i6m Der S<utIae hi
6asI hsrsiuRoHt. 9it a6din bon
6srrn 6pfirat beritbts esIiern beim
giufufn, ituIo on bic 5ranssaoIsu
fnb MN bic fran8entfIdeu 6rausr.
MtiI Oisfe buben iis 70 semuht. unO
Fe Eat bon ben GeIaniiisrtin0 pon
Ser sdneIer einen 2atoi fsiusn
5rsinb stipas geb5rt, abtr fe baFf
ss uiat meter ingei: ntmIid bdB
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-16

fdlimm.
Omit ssbs i9 iiber duf Oabisnige,
pOrruutF Id iibergebe. Mlit ben heis
tieen Datum TT Der eiropdif6s Melis
trieg bOls IL Monnt binbura nusges
brphsn. MsIderlie psit bernuss
Tdduenbe GeiTt bate bns gsosntt2!
au9 id nidtl Den iDis i4oH GriIs
pan3er in feiHen eIafiinen Gitate
psrfest: sDObe, iperH CT IosseIahen!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-16

Gnfang bes Rrissss tlagte man lbsr
Den Mlangel on SanitatsmaHn 9afs
ten. SEPT h6rt man iuit bas @egsns
tell: .53um Slid mar eIsia Elm Sas
nitdter CUR 6tsat. - did bat Der
5tabsarst gIeia i'm SdiBensruben
berbunOen" 6eibt IS INNER pie0er.
ga IibsH is auf Stiiblsn uub rob
qesimmerten, aber NIT bequsmsn Qebs
nen b~erlebsnen 8dntsn, in pielen Rel
ben hintereinanoer: Snfanteriasn.
marinelploat1, 4~rtiasriIten bunt
bnrheinanOer. Sbr 6aItung 1T Die
lief eridDpfter mdnner. @ieIe fdeis
nsrt AL fhlafen. 4nbere boiteln an
i6ren 9inoen. Mlanfe ridden dhs
senb ihr bsrtpunOetes 8ein 5ure4t.
Wel6e l91ben NIT langen MeHern
ben G6mub BON ibrsn 5oien. RAJ
mer1ben BON mir trdgen auF ihrem
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Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-24
THE WIDE AWAKE CIRCLE
 BOYS ARD GIRLS DEPARTMENT

Why, I haven't a chick Would do such aA trick, We all gave her a.feather, And she wove theFn together; I'd scorni to intrude On her and her brood. CIuckl cluckTs' said the hen; Don't ask me again" ''Chirr-a-whirT! chirr-a-whirrE rs All the birds make a stiri ,, ; - Let us fndaout his name, And all cry,TfFor shame!'" q would not4rob a bird,' Said little Mary Green; T think I never heard Of anythingaso mean Tt Is very cruel, too,'' Said little Alice Neal; T wonder if he knew How sad the+btrd Wouldtfeel? ?'' --- 1S- r A little boy hung down isehead, And went and hid behind the bed, For he stole that pretty nest From poor little yellow-breast: And he felt so full of shame He didn't like ttoitell his name.
 Lydia, Maria Child.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-24

was awfuIly hard work. He thought he would never reach the top. But at last he was out of the water but ay- erythlng was so new and stranga that ne dld not quite know how to behave, Besides, he found the air hard +o breathe. for all his life he had bAe7 used to water; so he clung desperately 10 reed and wondered what wo11Id happen next.
 It was a dreadful thing that did happen. His back began to crack.
 An, why did I Come?" he yUaiIad Better to live in the rnud will 1 whole back than up here with 2 cracked one" "4'li
 Ihlngs grew worse. A part of his GoaL broke off at the top and dropped uo"I 1 over ms eyes. Of course, he could not see, and he was just about 10 cry when the horrid thing sliDned rom hls eyes and fell under the njace where his chin would have been if he I@ldo @ nad chin; so he decided not to
 Good morning" said a voice ,u him. ~ 'O1ce near
 The baby nearly fell off his reed TOT TOT there, on @ cat tail just by him, was the IoVeIest dragon fly that one could Are you just up?" she asked. sweet .1 T believe so," answered the baby so shaky.' 91i' III "Oh, you mustn't mind that. Yo,,,1 pc all right in a few minutes. re ttia9 aria. Gag ana everybody is so busy. I'm SIdu | don have to work. The Stick Iepack mothers are wise. They nasiro thelr husbands take care of t6a cfj1 tI ureh. That plan wouldn't do for ne lt12ugh; our husbands are such lazy Then how do you manager asked tie DaDY, who fa1+ talking to a dragon f1y. Ill N' OI, We Just fly around in the s11n aIIep aIIu urop our eggs wherever and wben Sget we reel inclined. They. gel fo inc boto1 c3i1l oL the water somehow and IdtCh out when it's time. Of co11T,se we nave nothing to do with ot7T Cs,5I1 -5I' uIen' she added, with q. toss of bar eIuy heaq How could we? They ara Such ugly little wretches. But deaT ba5 Hau better stop talking and VOL Re caroFl1 ne.lFr De getting out Of your skin. careIu!, now-get your head oIt @ nrst and then your tail. That's inc way. Look out for your wings wings! Wings!" cried inc bab,, 53oSytiuIy. 3Si Have I wings really? tcISi O5ii O1L! oo want to fly"
 tba vel s don't do it yet or that will be 5 ltIe eno end or them. You must let fhem eIy 9ry nrst- See how fimsy they are Tn 1, Iact, you are pretty f1irnsy all over you are lucky to have such a s11nnv uSS oSS. see how your colors begin to
 io". declare, you are enough like me to be. my own child.'
 Like you!" The baby nearly Pa1, otf the reed in surprise. -ei4
 Yes, like me. Don't you know won gre gre dragon fly now? Good gractousI 70 De careful. You'll dance vourseIf to pieces, and then-'
 Here the dragon fly stopped for want oL breath. but the next second she wa s apie to swoop down upon a, mosoTito whose curiosity had drawn him too lie may have been somebody's that's not my lookout. I was hunerv Come now, your wings are quite dry. We will see the sights"
 And the two dragon flies winged away together.
 Ass.s t,s r.s
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-24
The Fair at Sydney.

Dear Uncle Jed: I am going to tell you about the Sydney fair. It was the first of October when my aunt was taking a vacation. An aunt who lived in Sydney wrote my Aunt Cora asking her to come over to the fair and bring me with her.
 My Aunt Cora. said she would go. Just a few days before we went 1t began to rain. I was afraid that we could not go for Aunt Cora said she could rot go if it rained. So Friday night, as soon as I came home, we started, for it had stopped raining. We got down street in time to catch the trolIeE~ My Aunt Cora asked the con- ton, but the conductor put Us off at Bargor station and we had to wait half hour for the trolley to come: but it wasn't long before we reached the station.
 My uncle was there to meet us. We had a very pleasant ride My Aunt Edna had supper ready for us. The next day it was raining, but cleared off so we were able to go to the fair.
 My aunt has four horses, four cows, a rabbit and cat and dog.
 I went arodnd the farm seeing the different things, then I had to get ready to go to the fair.
 The place where they held the fair was in the town hall. First we went around the grounds. There were some cute ponies there. They had a baby show and after dancing and seeing all the things we went home.
 We came home Sunday after haY- ing a very good time.
 ARLENE PEARL, Age II.
 Maine
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-24
WRITTEN BY WIDE
 AWAKES.
"A Seals Ventilator.

Not many people know how the seals of the far North get air when the Arctic Ocean is entirely covered with many feet of ice.
 The small spotted seal, which is a hair seal, and not a fur bearer, is the hardy dweIler of the northern waters. Under his tough, thick skin he has an inch or more of blubber When the ice closes up the open water in the Arctic, the seal selects a spot, and be- gins to drill a hole to the surface by pressing his warm nose sagainst the ice. Nobody knows how many hours 1t takes him to accomplish his task; but he manages it; and although he is obliged to work most of the time because the surface of the hole is continually freezing, he keeps it open all winter, and obtains air.
 Seals have been known to drill in this manner through fifty feet of solid ice. Whether or not they take turns in the slow drilling is not positively known.
 It is at these ''seal holes" that the polar bear seeks food in the winter; and there the Eskimo waits, spear in hand, for his weekly supply of meat
 DONA DUGAS, Age Il.
 Versailles
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-24
Story of a Little Girl.

There was once upon a time a little girl, who lived in very big house in the country.
 The house had nice yard around it, with maple trees for shade. And what do you think! In the summer there was a nice big tent on the lawn for her to play in.
 The little girls name was Eunice. She had a very very nice mother, and just as good a father. They were very kind to her, and gave her lots of good times. Eunice had a good many pets. cats, chickens, hens, and once she had a dog. She could not keep him, as her next door neighbor was araid of dogs. so her father wouldn't let her have one any longer.
 In the summer Eunice rode on horse back. Her father taught her to ride when she was four years old. She had lots of playmates.
 On her tenth birthday this little girl had a. party and invited five girls and five boys. They had a very nice time playing games till five o'clock and then they had supper.
 At Christmas time she had a big doll, 9 typewriter and lots of other presents, which made her very happy
 EUNICE P. ROGERS, Age 10.
 Rainbow.