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Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25

White clothes not in constant use
can be kept white by using borax
powder freely. Put it on the tops of
window frames, on top and under the
surface, in closets and every crack.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25

Dame Fashion sees no further cause
for delays now that it is possible to
communicate with Paris by telephone
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25

high posted bed, which Is graced,
consisted OF fourteen inch squares OF
linen. Joined with crocheted lace In
serxion. In the center Of each square
\ rose motin In cross stitch was en-
broidered. The spread was finished
with q knotted fringe.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25
WOMAN m LIFE AND m TIE KITCHEN

good lather OF soap and lukewarm |
water and press and BQueexe the
shawl in this till clean. but do not |
rub soap on 1t. Then rinse in two
let's OF weak suds OF the same tenn
Rinsing In weak suds makes the
shawl. look dnffy and new. but II
rinsed In clear water II viii be spoil
ed After the final rinsing press out
what water you. can and threw Il IN
the moor. turning occasionally TIN
Now stretch it on the sheet to the
shape and size you wish Il TO be. pin
II firmly down. and sprinkle wen with
cold water. When dry II should look
like new.
DICTATES or FASHION.
The return of ostrich feather trim
ming Is predicted.
Ribbon bindings are seen on the
edges OF tailored suits.
Short bright coieFed yelvst Jackets
lave. ostrich feather collars.
children's dresses are finished with
cavalier siashes.
Some of the new tailored suits have
1 Lu1l ClTCutaI
Fashion loves fur this winter even
| more than she did last
Some Of the new sleeves show very
| full puffs above the elbow.
| There will be a great deal Of chif-
fon and crepe material used.
4 New skirts are in soft plaids. faint
stripes and plain colors.
Young girls frocks frequently have
a betelie fashioned waist.
1t is hinted that the train will re-
turn to favor for evening wear.
Combine plaids with plain material
IL you would be fashionable.
The new princess robe shows the
normal waist line and full gathered
skirts.
Borders of black ribbon velvet ap'
pear on the black grosgrain costumes
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25
for actual cost of
labor and material

We viii furnish Zaragoza Tile and have
installed complete by reliable local con-
tractors, Is floors, old or new buildings,
to introduce ZARAGOZA tile in Norwich
and surrounding territory.
Zaragoza the is made in all solid coIors red.
white. black. bun. gray. and great variety Of de-
signs In beautiful color combinations.
Zaragoza is particularly suitable for all floors
in State. County. Municipal Buildings
Corridors. Halls Cathedrals. Churches
Lobbies. Porches Colleges schools
Libraries. Laundries Hospitals Sanftarfuuna
Billiard Rooms Homes Clubs
Sleeping Porches once Buildings
Sun Parlors Banks. Theatres
Bath Rooms Hotels stores
DINING hoons Apartment Houses
LIVING Rooms Asyiums. Lodges
Kitchens. PantYies Railroad Stations
Store Rooms Restaurants, Cafes
Pergoias, Garages Buffets. Residences
Sidewalks Terraces Italian Gardens
Lardgoza tile can be laid old floors
wooden concrete or brick. and is the durable
decorative and economical floor tile Made In
America
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25

A large number Of woman profess
sors are holding chairs In diferent
universities Of Germany and they
have men among their students
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25

II she viii consent TO dispense with
her trunk and ride pack rule. Miss
Anna Smith will. be employed as q
school teacher AZ HumbuK. Cal.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25

Ms Katherine Dahlgren. well
known IN New York and Philadelphia
society. is 70 drive an auto in a race
with a man on n motorcycle
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25

The fellow with a full coal bin has
nothing to fear from these cool Oc-
tober days,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25

The Yorkshire tEngiand) Miners
association Is considering an applica-
ton for an extension OF female labor
in thee cal mines.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25

An attractive way to fasten
blouse is by means Of bound button
holes and crocheted buttons Make
buttonhles in each side Of the blouse
and bind. To bind sew the eighth Of
an inch around the buttonhole, cut.
turn and bind on the wrong side.
While not hard to make the bound
buttonhole requires careful sewing.
Fasten two crochet buttons together.
by carrying a thread back and forth
from underneath one button 10 the
other. Buttonhole or single crochet
ovec the threads. Fasten the buttons
close enough together. so that the
front edges OF the blouse will meet
when the buttons are in place in the
buttonholes. The binding for the but
tonholes should be IA delicate color,
II the blouse is white. or white II the
waist Is colored.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25
coNcERNINe WOMEN.

Dr.. Josephine Baker. director Of the
New York child hygiene bureau
thinks that a form Of maternity in
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25
EDITORIAL NOTES.

1t never cost so much before to stir
up trouble among the Balkan states
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25

A white wooden shawl viii not stand
washing. 1t should be brushed free
from dust, then spread on the table
and sprinkled over with a quantity OF
fine ground rice or potato starch.
Then lay the shawl away for several
hours. After this shake the shawl
free from starch and 1t will be clean
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25

Since the day OF the blouse AL
buttoned down before" is now with
Us, there are many signs over many
half worn waist. with its lovely en-
broidered front. laid away. BY a lit
tie ingenuity and the weave OF a
magic needle these may be given a
form II the front Is large enough
and in good condition, IL may serve as
the top to baby" piliow-dear 10
every woman's heart-put to its plain
back with a two inch imitation Clury.
or possibly its own entire deux OF
Irish crochet, for the moment out OF
favor for shirt waists. II more worn
and the heavier embroidery Is trying
to tear away from the background.
every good motif may be cut out and
appliqued to q new foundation Tor
| for more pillow cases. pincushions,
summer workoags and the lingerie OF
candle shades so popular and so ex-
peusive in the shops as to be out OF
reach OF the average purse.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25

Arehitsets owrsrS BUILDERS and contractors send
hoer plans OF number Of square feet TO be tiled
You will receive fun information a. to actual cost
cataIos for selection without arg obligation On
your part ss-ir. ..
Sale Agents
GUARANTEED PRODUCTS SALES co.
Charles BLDG ssf Madison Ave. New York. N. ",
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25
NEEDLEWoRK NOTES.

Cretonne parrots (simply made of
two birds cut from cretonne and sew
ed together, calico cat fashion) are a
left of the crown.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25
GUARANTEES

We snrassrssdIy guarantees zARAoozA tile,
whom laid ss permanent foundations and in
seeordsuee with eur specifications, not 10
81 eelers- Should any zARAGozA tile not full
I'LL thsss elaine we win replace u and the work
viii 20 done ever At eur expense
NATIoRAL. MOSAIC FLOORING COMPANY,
WIZ FRYE TEBBErTs. Prest
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25

A Counterpart seen the other day.
which was particularly suited to the
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25

1t is limited that the train will re
turn to favor for evening wear.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25

Combine plaids with plain material
IL you would be fashionable.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25

Young girls frocks frequently have
a betelie fashioned waist.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25

That ostriehes once grew IS feet
in height Is shown by remains found
IN the Island OF Madagascar
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25
TO WASH A SHAWL.

To wash a shetland shawl. make a
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25

New skirts are in soft plaids. faint
stripes and plain colors.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25

Some Of the new sleeves show very
full puffs above the elbow.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25

There will be a great deal Of chif-
fon and crepe material used.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25
A USEFUL HINT.

Borders of black ribbon velvet APP
pear on the black grosgrain costumes
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25

The new princess robe shows the
normal waist line and full gathered
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25

Fashion loves fur this winter ever
more than she did last
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25

Some Of the new tailored suits have
full circular skirts.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25

Norwich. Monday, Oct. IS, 1915.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-25
pIcTATEs oF FASHION.

children's dresses are finished wild
cavalier slashes. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15

llli0 Saarc. Sds Efero iii lrntcn BON
Gllcn. @eru Dos anrlliiel fomnlt.
Damn lilto lie BON Solj. Tonn toitct
es . Mp, ods tbult mir germ. @enm
Der Wanu c. nIht iiebt. Damn toitct
cs nihts. ginige Eicroe oiencn and,
bcl Den Solootcn. aleine Eicroc bel.
BEN Tonvs. @em ma ous TicrN
ldIl1qt, Damn lGllft eS. Woaerc
E'croe beIBen arader. giniac
aroden seben toot. Anoerc lueroen
8clhladtet. Damn lper0en WotroBen
inlo @rrlt aus genrad,t. Momo mu9
lie iIft. Eopa oeito Larger. SaS
Ftcro hat pier groBe ,3ehen. "a
lGllft cs nit. Manfmal friegt cs oa
cin lleiles. @em ibm Der Stmieo
on mas Dram ihneioet, ous tine id,
Dem anton III Die Tieiie. Sanm miro
CT libel"
WinncapOlis, Minn., u. y. "
Nelilih ging i'd nit meiuer i4i1bri.
gen Sodrter ipa5Ieren. Nui einmal
blieb tic Dor einem 9ilhlaocn itehcrr
ino Iagte: .ad iieb GA, Nanlal @ic
raid Die Gbineiinnen in Der allltur
fortidreiten!"- @ieio?"-0a liegt
Elm BUD ans nit Dem Sitel ySraaen
audi aoriett in Gbina .-Sm
SGouieniter lag Elm oGuiidIes glidl.
oeiien Sitel loi,tete: Dragon OF for.
Jet / aina. IoS beiBt rid)tig iiber-
lest: Grade uno areus IN China.
Chicago, 3D., j. g.. B. ertbcr
Serr @is-H eoafteur! Serseiben sic,
i'd, bin namlih Suremburaer.-
(0erne perSiehen; id, bin nGnllid,
anh Sllremburaer. - Nnm. Der Ne.
oaftIon.) als ih nod in Der altell
Seimlath mar, erlieB emit unier 9iir.
aernieiiter betreiis bes @riinountas.
fe'tes elmer freipinisen Seuerpehr
iolgenoe Nrorbmlnaen: .Soate Is
am IIenstaa @crmittaa reanen. 10
rinoct oos @~rilnbunasieit am Mitt.
npoh Nodmittaa itott. Rcanet e$
ieboh am Iittpod Madmittoa chen.
Tolls. bam iinoet Die @riinouuas.
ielcr lhor Sormittoss %iiatt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15

III ocn StruBen Yefings itatt. .Salt,
patt ibn," Ifrieeu Die Nohen, oils
lie ben Scliten nad,iaeten, Die feinea
Snt hatten. Sic joaen lie herpor I'M,
ter Den 3oitnerl. riiien JIG beraus ans
Den Sbormegen. ans Den Sduierll,
100 lie ibre 3uilud)t geillf,t battcn,
uie Hotteil, Die Der Sod periplgt, INN
ell Raaollt 0aralls 6l MAIDEN. ltno
cine Willute Dor ablalrf ser Stlunoe
Itatoen ollie bieie Mtenifen. Die IN Ee.
fling feillen Sllt hatten. im 8efana.
nibbofe.-o@ ic piele iirO's?" fraatc
Sit una. - POST" a%ntporteten
Ole Shuemdnner, Die lid gum @oocn
Derneigten. .Hid)tet lie bin!" beiahl
Sl.S ung. llno in elmer hulben
Stunbe laaen 20,S71 Gbineien ellt.
hailptet I'M 8efdngniBhoie. Slt.
Sung ging nit ieii1em Serifte 5u
Ei'Se|9o. Yi.Se.9o ging 81 Snn.
9be.Sau. San.GhesSan critattete
Dem Siung.Se.Siarg Welonng.
Ter Ibeno nabte. Ger Heaen borte
auf. Gin 0ino erbob lit, er ifiit.
teltc oie 9Gume llno eiu Shaler bon
Olamaltter ergoB lid, bon Den Ban.
men alli ole Oilitenoen 9lrumen her-
nleocr, peld)c III Den Strublen Ser
u1teraebenoen Sonne iunfelten llub
gliibten. Der gan5e @orten mar er-
fiillt pom SLANG mo Quit mo Der
Sohn oes Siumels, 2i.S.M, Itdno
an Senitcr lcircs Eor3elonpaluites,
oes cntsildenoe 9ilo b~epunocrno.
Nber, gittmiltbia mo Jung lpie or
mar, pcrgaB er III olelem a~ilacnblifc
Die llnaliifliden nid,t. ,,8crooc fult
mir ciu," lprnf) CT, iid) an Silng-Se.
SIan9 menoeno, .Ou l~uoilteit fiir mid
alIsrlrl0lg MADDEN, Dic pIele aberdeen
III Teflng nldlt cinmnl einen Sl,t Ia.
ben, lid 5u ihiisen bel Hcacnpcttcr."
-o0ns 9egebren oes Serrn Der
@elt pltrbe ourd) ieinc Siener er.
%iiillt," %ant1portctc Siung.Se.S iang
nit elmer tiefen @erbelleuna.-r@ie
piele gibt es alio2 Cod lei baral,i
beOaft, mir mn Die @abrbeit ju ia-
gen!"-vSn sans 9efins lebt niht
Elm ein5iger Gbineie, Der feinen SUIT
bat, Inn i'm bel Heeenpetter ari;il.
iesen. Sd ifmore, Dab i'd sir Die
RENE @abrbeit iaae." limo Silrng.
Se.Siong erbob ieine SGnoe uno
ncigte iein Sollpt Sltlu 3eihen eines
beiligeu Gioes.
SoS slntlis oeS giitiaen 9aiiers
eritrablte IN einem aliidliheu, irelloi.
gen 2Gfeln.
o@liidlide Saliptitoot. gliiflideS
Saubl" rief er aus. ,llno mic be.
glildt bin i'd, oob Die Nation inter
nleincr RegicrlIng 5ll ioldem @obl.
Itanoe gclanat."
allie I'M GaIaite lporen gliidlid,
beInl slnblid oes gliiditrnblenoen aai.
lers. llub San.Gbe.S Gan, Yi.Se.@p
utb >Su. Slrg erbiclten Den Srbcn
pom @olbenel GrodIcn SIR gncrfen.
ming Ibrcr pGtcrlifen 6iiriorgc fiir
0aS Solf.-S.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15

Gmrefa, Sal, Nm. 8ihpcnS.-
@ie ous Yiero in Dem SfGbel zines
nerni1hrigeu Silngen ousiieht ODER
bod aiisiehen fam. onfiir l~ieierte ein
Sfulfnabe iiingit eiil p%obrbait er.
ltiitternoes 9eiipiel. Or bate in
Der Sdyule ole Aufgabe crbaltem,
einen IiliiaB iiber oas Yiero az per.
iaiien mo cntleoigtc iif oes gniira.
aes IN ~iolaenoen Stilbliitbeu: .SaS
Eferb lit ein Sbier. eS bat pier 9einc,
an ie0em Sd ems. Siuten hat eS
allh nod ems. bas iii aher feInS. ouS
iii ein Shmans, On iiSeu Suarc bran.
'onran fam man sIehen. Damn Idlogt
ooS Hierb. horne nat bds Eicrn bclt
aopi Sum Muifluppen. Sbeu mli
Dem aopi iibeu sic Sbren. 10 bort
ons 8ierb nit. @enu man bas Eierb
fieelt, Damn leat 90 Die Sbren an ben
aopf. Damn laui ih lpea, Sintcr oc;l
Sbrcn bat oos Fiero Die MGDue, oaS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15

: Ser aa9emciuen Suffrage bns
Z ben mir ein 9~cucigtcs Chr gcs
: ideutt uno babeu cine grtrus
I 8isipaltc iiir Den 2cier cius
: Scrdumt.
: Sieber 2sierl Collie Gin piBs
: nrtiger @ @epante Sciu eises
: mes mcrtbcs @cbiru ober Seine
Z bduslid,c Itntosphdre unl5udeu,
Z mir biencu Sir bcrcituiuiglt dis
Z .Wisablciter" H.. bringeu Scine
: Sad)eu gcrue ou Die Cefientlihs
{ felt. Illd) ipenu Die Iuic Dir
: bpIb unb Oh @eoiftc perbredcn
: ipllteit, id)ide ms bicielben
Z 9etroit.
: Siir allc cingeianntcn uub
: pon nuS absebruften Wise sab.
( len mir 25 Gcnts in Saar.
+ 1iir 0ebid,te 80 Gents.
( Natiirlif miiI'en Die @ise
: moslihit neu ieiu.
Z Goreiiiere an Setnen crs
: gebenen
: u | 5 Hebaftemr,
{ Catholic Hrintins Co.,
: 3mbmame, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15
Snrdl Die Nlnmc.
SaS 3mngeIdjcn.

Gin Sanbmoru betrltt cin Wtonlrs
iafturgeidnit uno wiillldt rotbe
Stoife 81 beiihtisen. Der aommi$
breitet ell Stiid mad, Dem onoern
ans; Ole cine ,Sarbe lit Dem aduicr III
oltnfel, Die anoere 81 bed. NtaGoenl
cr MN Den qan5eu Torroth IN rotben
Stoifen gemllitcrt bot, finoet er cnos
lib Ole poiienoe Sarbe. @rpartungS
uoQ fraat iest Der aommlS, mieuial
Guen er geben oiirfe.
YTiel braltd)t' ih gera0c net, per
ieste Der Sieoere treubcr5ig, omciu
Sung. Der bat ein Sampelmann. mo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15
9merifaniiher 6uinpr.

Il r. y - x Il - II :: - * y x Il u Sc
'Sansfroi: Nina, heutc Dtittaa
lol cs Snmmelbraten nit aopcrn.
lance aeben. Snben mir anpcrn i'm
Snuie2"
Nllna: n%9tein."
SaitSfrau: oIonn piliiden Sic,
bite, etnlge I'M @arten."
u y y
SicnitmGoden: ,llno lpic uicl
Sobn lupnen gnaoi9e 6rul mir ae.
benz"
Smsirau: ,Nu1. i'd bin bereit,
Shnen Dos st gcben. Iuas Sire Gel.
ltlllt1cn fuerth limo"
Gicnitmdoten: sd mab ihon
Ichr Oonfen; fir 10 menig bobc i'd
nod nlrgeios genrbeitet."
~ y y
Scrr in elmer 8endloeollsitel,,na:
.9tcllL oas lit entihieoen cine I'm.
iittcl @ie ioll Die arittf iif 3lired,t
linden, luenlt mar Den Nonter oes
NaIers nift oei,tlih leien fmn2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15
SalouacipradJ.

SaluuaeipradI.
vGs lit bier longlpeilig. oob man
in Steben einihlafen fonntc."
p9ta, lll0 crit gar mcrll man list. "
y = ~
3arte Nnoentnna.
.0nit Oh Dem betrulfenen Wcl.
lten gerathen, lid al entiernen?"
~Sd, Ih aab es inn bllrd Die
Sllllle jill periteben."
so. mns iagteit oll benn?"
Or Iole lhleunisit perbnitcn."
- - -
TredI.
Serr: .Heltlih nuren Sic oot
blino, mo belite iino Sic alli einmal
lahm2"
Settler: % mel. icbt hat lids
bait III Die SiiaB g'idlas'n."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15

@rdiin, Sic mid nit @inloounsen
formlidl perfolgt-"
Sic lt,plegen mo 9ingen gri,Beno
an elmer 9ant porbei. ulii meld,er
3iuei ailoere Ianen iaBen.
oSlebit on" iaate iliiiterno sic
cine Der beioen, nohoem Ole Sposier.
gdnaerinnen Inn Die i1d,ite Weaefe
perld,Durtben maren, nbns iii oieie
Ifrcdlide Yerion."
r@elfe lit eS Oenn?" iragte oie
anoere.
nGie Glterc. Sic lit ous Yrototpp
Der boien 3unge. ltnb oesholb mag
lie bier nlemano. Genn bier miro
gar nift geflotiht."
User lit lie oenn?"
o@elB @ott. per: Wan ntunfelt
alerlei! Sic bat iih in Die @eieQ.
'faft eIn5llOrungen geiudpt, lpeil lie
nit Dem Better bon einem hieiiaen
@utsbciiser befdnnt lit. slber es
niiet ibr nidts. 9ein Mcnid fam
lie leioeu."
o9erfebrt lie bel eltt2"
Sic uerluf)t es: 9ooet lid iiberoQ
Elm mo miro eneraiih obgenieielt.
Seet 5lebt lie luieoer meg, gottlo6."
Sic Nrme."
nSic grnte2-gs lit ia tire eiaenc
Shulo. alatiterei p~ertragen mir
nIft: oenil bier flatiht n%ientano."
y ~ y
6nt gegeben.
Serr (als Der aaitelan i'm alien
Sfloiie noh Ser 0iibrrng fem 5rint.
9elo anninrmt): nNa,-oa iino Sic
ia elgeiltlit bier Die srobte Sebens.
rpiirDigfeit."
~ y y
NuS Grmlanb.
Gin ShulamtsonpGrter erhielt
letne erite Stelle III einem gouern.
oorf oes Grmlanos. Mis- St1oter
fam er lid in Ole Ilnoliden Ger.
baltniiie gar riht einIesen. "a miro
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15

CT SIT elmer Sod,ieit 9elabeu. Hatiir.
lid il,d,t er nod Der Shoniten, I'M
cine angenehmc Hnrtncrln 5u habeIl.
Gnolld) bat er lie entoett. @r rdbert
lid ser 9allerntotrter, maf,t cinert
9ildling urb irogt:
.@eitatteu Sic, SrduIcin, ooB id,
mid porltelle?!"
Nls Intlport crh1lt er: y9th "a
fam id boh nltld)t fide."
" ~ ~
gusbuft.
Game: sd trGlinltc oicie 9tod,t.
Dab mir Die 3ahne ausinllen. GoH
bebelltct nnf Der @ahriaGcrIn Nca
Geriltit pon S%rcunocn,,"
Nrelmoin: ia. bel Sbnen 0ot,
blob Den &crluit pon-fulid)en!
~ - y
SnrdD Die Nlnmc.
,9llio ot Bit nit Dem SchrliuG,
Sen ih Dir cnlpfohltn bnbc. uidlt ills
%iricOen2 @as geiGllt Dir OCul nldlt
an ibm?"
oScin Seutih.."
.Sein Icitid,l @icio 0cnm2"
rGr ueruedlielt meiu mo Oelnl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15

Der mub eilt neltes 3iirseIten ba.
ben"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15
Scbr einfdh.

y@arilm bit on itets 10 ol,igereat
oelnen 8ioerIaflern seeeniiber2 Sd
BIN oarin oiel moOerner, if behunoelc
melne SeinOe mie eblcn HGeinneiu
ooer Sett."
r9tanu, ba bin ih aber neugicrigl"
~Son5 etnfod, ih itele lie falt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15
SdJcrsiragcu.

@ober fotnmt Der Hegcn?- Pint.
mort: Bon Der @ld)t. Gem Die @idt.
lfer lagen INNER, menn eS regnet:
Der Gcgen bat mir id,on od)t Saqe in
Den anohen geItedt.
8ie beiBt Die S%ortiesuna ocs
Sprltluortes: Gem Munn, ein
@ort2-antport: Gin Monn, ei n
Mort; cine 6rait, Elm gnnjea @orter-
bl,f,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15
Nnsseslid)en.

Came: .@lmiben Sic, oaB iif Ole
@egcniGee Spiid)eu Mann nno Srau
in Der Che aisaleihen2"
SEER: .@ewiB, @nabiaite, ieben
Sic, meine 9ral,t bate 5. .. ebenic.
uiel Mitgift ais ih Shuloen."
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Slcinitaot.

3pel Sanlet 0ltrd)etlten lcbhart
Ifnu1seno Den Stootparf.
~@ie," lagte Die iiil1gere. yoll
piait bas rei5enoe StGotten pieoer
perlallell, nadJoem OH bod acraoe crit
blerbcr iibergeiieoelt biit?"
Y&elBt on" e~rpioerte sic Glterc,
res slbt Iinac-. I'd, hobe nid,t oos
Red)t, Did i'll Die &erbGltniiic Der Die
ligen 8eielifaft einSupeiheit, ga oll
bod Irerno bit. Aber. ih iaae sir.
Is gibt 1inge-. anr5, oic biciigc
8cleaif)oft geidllt mir nidlt."
Nd cr5dbl' bod" bat lGhelnb
Die iiinaere.
yllnmoglih. Wan lit ieillen ,Srel,n.
Den 0isfretion ihulois. Sd laae
Dir MIR: abideulid, sebt es gu. limo
nuBeroem: bieier alati6! 8ef(otidt
miro mie niraenos. @enn on uiiB.
telt, rpte mid bas dbitobt. I'd, lebe
germ tiff mir MIDI"
Limo oas fannit on bier nidt2"
pIlsseIhloiien. SGglid miro
mon eingelaben. llno merln man ab.
Iagt, limo sic 9elte brleioiat. Ia
porn aiti ser 9onf, iiebit on, list cine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15
Wmter WiQc.

llnier leoiser Goribiirsermeiiter lit
eiu Sebemamn. Or iBt mo trinft gut
intb reihlih, 5abltc I'M 8irthSbails
audi iiir Die anberu lrlo lag mebr inl
StraBen9raben ais III ieinem Sim.
melbett oabeIm. Gariiper reoeteil
Die Seute, mo 10 iBt mo triuft er
icBt az Souic unb gent nitt mebr
ms @irthsbons. Ia fommt Oil.
better. Mon aIbt linn feline Ruhc. bis
CT ms @irtbsbnus mitaebt mo
eillel retteu Hnuih befommt. 10 baB
i'm DER @emeinoebicner. Der audi lei.
ncn Aiicn bat, helm uno ms NrIt
brinacn mlb. GSic Der Iiener IN Den
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Sol binausfommt, liegt Der 9iirgcr.
meiiter auf DEM Miithauien. Or
fragt i'm dbernials ms 9ctt, lllo
ann Orittennlal, aber iebesmul liegt
oaS Observation-Disclosures pieoer ali
Dem Wiitbuuieu i'm Sole. 3ulest
fon1mt Der 8emeinoebiencr oui Die
eritoulllid,e 2oiung oieiee rGthielbai.
ten &orgunas unb er rift: SIS Dos
Il @frett; bon / a'itatt ms Sinlmel.
bett II 9urgermoitcr nhne ;'lpii.
len, bel sic Tcnitcrporbang anil.
g'ihnliii'n."
Der Yblcr.
l(nlGngit aebe id, nit Ger fleiIlen
Soon nad] Sd)onbrunn III ocn Shler-
gorteit, unb nls mir Dor DEM Noler.
fofl9 lteben. iragt ite mid, mas oaS
iiir Sogel limo.
"aoler," gebc id, ibr sur 9%(ntuort,
luorailf lie pificrt iugt: so ollntm
bin id ttidlt, lpic on gloltbit, Der hat
bod rift 5tuei aopfe!"
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-18
ROY.MICHAUD FOUR
GENERATION GROUP

A reunion Of four generations is being
held this week at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs David Roy at Steward Lane and it
goes without saying that the occasion is
a happy one for all concerned. The rel
atives who are visiting at the Roy home
stead are Mr.. Roy's father, Levi Roy OF
Waterville. and his daughter, Mrs. Ar
moca AIichaud of Lawrence, Mass, VINO
is accompanied by her sons. Alphie and
Leonal. The occasion was made still
more enjoyable Monday by the presence
of David Eoy's sister. Mrs. Rosie Pitts
of Skowhecan, and her daughter. Mrs.
May Claire Of Waterville.
Mr. Roy. Sr., who resides in Watervil,e.
is IS years OF age but the years have not
told upon him. re is in perfect health.
walks out-of-doors every day and has
scarcely q gray hair on his head. He
was for mary yeas gardener but is
now retired from work.
His son. David Roy, who is employed
age. lie is sray-haired and to all ap-
pearances is as ell as Levi Roy.
David Roy's daughter. Mrs. Mchaud,
and her two sons. aged - and respec-
lively. complete the four generations.
The Roy family is large one ard Levi
Roy has the honor of being grandfather
and great grandfather at Is. And,
lily residing the farthest from this city
are Mrs Michaud and children of Law
renee, Mass.