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Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
RED ROCKERS
 RAISE HOGS
Extension Men of Univer- sity of Arizona Busy ill Many Districts - Re q Rock Farmers Select the Duroc Breed
Especial to The Republican,


 TUCSON, July 9.-Professor c. w. Barnes, livestock specialist, University of Arizona agricultural extension ser vice. has returned from trip to Santa Cruz county where he visited a mum = Der of farmers. on Sunday, July 1, Professor Barnes addressed the Red Rock Farm Improvement Association on the subject of hogs. At this meet ing the farmers of Red Rock and vicin- ity decided that they would adopt the Duroc Jersey breed of hog for their community. Professor Barnes is ad- Vocating community breeding because, GJ it facilitates the exchange of breed ing stock and prevents the crossing of different breeds @ From an adver- tising standpoint a community may derive much benefit by becoming well known for the one breed which it's far mcrs are raising (3) Buyers are at tracted to a community where only one breed is raised by the desirability of being able to secure uniform lots of pigs for shipment. (D Farmers who otherwise would not be able to ship a carload of hogs may ship in carload lots by combining.
 L. :. Parke. state club agent, has gone to the Salt River Valley to assist the members of the Boys and Girls club in preparing their exhibits for the Maricopa County fair which was held at Mesa on July , and 6. From the Salt River Valley Mir. Parke will go to the Yuma Valley, where much interest | is being shown.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
COLUMELLA OLIVES
 GIVE A BIG YIELD

At the agricultural experiment sta ton farm near here, a yield of 9,315 pounds per acre from year-old ColumelIa olive trees. planted 40X40 feet apart, has been figured, which
 at S35 a ton, would give a gross in come of S162.S1 per acre. The experiment is described at length in the Reclamation Record. which goes on to say:
 'Deducting necessary expenses for 1 irrigation. cultivation, pruning, etc, amounting to a total of about $20 Der acre d year, more or less, under pumping. and then discounting the 1 estimate. there would still he left q good profit to the grower. Of course picklinC olives are worth more than 1 olives for oil from $6O to $T5 a ton being paid for pickle olives in Salt l River Valley while olives for oil are worth $20 to S35 on the trees.
 The Phoenix Vegetable Growers l Association at a recent meeting adop- ted a plan which is being put into practical operation, that will be of vast benefit to the producers of the
 valley. @ E1E1ss
 Complete statistics are being gathered on the acreage of all lines Of vegetables and garden produce, so that an intelligent estimate can be
 made as to both quantity and time of marketing.
 Tt is their purpose to supply the local and state markets first to the exclusion of California and Kansas products before shipping to commis sion houses in the distant east. as experience has taught them that dis tant shipments have frequently en- tailed extensive losses.
 standing orders are now being
 taken for lettuce and other products,
 to be filled as the various crops de-
 velop"
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10

 SHIPPED SOON
U. $. Department of Ag- riculture Established a Branch at Mesa to Look After the Shipping of the Crop-FaImers Report

A representative of the office of markets and rural organization,
 United States department of agri- culture. is now located at Mesa. Be rinning with this season the office of markets and rural organization at
 Wa. hington inaugufated an eXpcri- mental and limited market news ser
 vice on four of the perishabie crops,
 namely, strawberries, cantaloupes,
 tomatoes and peaches
 During the present movement of
 cantaloupes from the Imperial Val
 ley, d representative was located at
 Brawley. California, to accumulate
 and disseminate information which
 might be useful in securing a more
 equal distribution of the cantaloupe
 crop. This service has now been eX- tended to Arizona and reports of
 shipments will be available on the
 movement of cantaloupes from Mesa and Glendale. A daily telegraphic
 report will be received from Wash
 inGton giving the number of cars
 shipped from Georgia, Florida and
 the Carolinas; a telegram will also
 be received from Brawley showing the number of cars moving from the Imperial Valley
 Each day the different distributors at Mesa and Glendale will report to the representative of the office of markets, giving the number of cars shipped on the previous day, together with their destinations, and these re- ports will be tabulated and the re suits made public. If it is seen from | this tabulation that some markets 1 are receiving an over-supply the shippers will be able to divert be- fore the arrival of the, cars upon l the market, thus preventing d glutted
 market.
 In addition to the above informa - tion relative to distribution, tele- | grams will be received daily from eight or ten of the largest markets. giving information as to the actual selli- prices of cantaloupes. number | of cars newly arrived number held | on track. weather conditions. etc. This information will be made pub | lie. and it is hoped that with it's aid the distributors will be able to make a distribution more beneficial to all concerned
 The representative of the office of markets will be very glad to meet the different growers and receive from them any information relative
 to cantaloupc production in this part of the country. II can readily be seen that to make a plan of this kind effective complete cooperation from all parties concerned is essential.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
COMPANY q ELECTS

Wiley Hansen is now second lieuten- ant or Company c, N c. A. following inc regular drill and officers electior feid Thursday evening in the armory Ills selection was practically unani- nous vote cast by the company mem bers present. Captain Mullen has moi vet announced a man to fill the posi- tion of first sergeant made vacant Dy me promotion of Hansen to lieutenant company interests are booming right along now as time draws near for the annual encampment and members are busy at the armory day time and in the evening preparing for the outing dozen or more of the fellows went through the gallery practice course yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
DANCE HALL OPERATING

Despite reports to the contrary. JuIi- an Rodriguez, manager of the East Iempe dance hall, announces that tho resort will be operating as usual to- morrow evening. It is understood that there has been action taken in an at tempt to close the place on Sunday eve nlngs but the fact that it is outside or the city limits practically exempts II rom any charge that might be pre- ferred The resort is one patronized ny the better class of Mexican people ana IS only open on the Sunday evening of each week.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
TRUTH WAGON AT MAJESTIC

At the matinee as well as the eve hing performances today the Majestic will present Max F'igman supported by Lolita Robertson in The Truth Wa gOn" an Alliance feature in five acts. Mr- FiGman is seen at his best as the care free, devil-may- John Ross in this brilliant comedy drama of news paper life, love and politics from the play by Hayden Talbot Marvellous typesetting machines and giant presses are backgrounds for some of the big scenes In this production. It abounds m tense moments. strong climaxes and mirth- provoking situations.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
WOULD COMPEL APACHE
 JUDGE ID HEAR CASE

To compel Judge George II. Crosby of Apache county to set the case for hearing, William H. Wahl of that county yesterday filed application for q writ of mahdamus in the supreme court. Wahl filed suit last May against the Navajo Apache Bank and Trust company, ct al, but the de- fendants having given notice before the case was called that they would appeal to the supreme court, the judge refused to set the case for hearing.
 The appeal of r. w. Piper from the judgment of the superior court of Mohave county was also filed yes tcrday in the supreme court. Piper brought action against J. E. Taylor to recover $225 and costs. The tes- timony being at variance, the court dismissed the case without prejudice allowing defendant his costs.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
NO ALDERMEN SESSION

The fact that one councilman is ab- sent on his vacation a second one is sick in bed and a third member pas unable to attend. made impossible the assembling of quorum to transact business at the regular monthly session scheduled for Thursday evening. Mayor FrizzeH and Councilman Buck TOW represent the town and the best they can do Is to assemble as the board of public works and transact such busi- ness as may come under that depart ment.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10

U. J. Burk had his brown Swiss cattle on exhibition. The Anozira club had Ia beautiful display of art needlework. also some displays in the cooked food department. Those winning first prizes were Mrs. C. W. Pine. cake.
 Mrs John Falconcr cake: Mrs. NJ. Scott, fancy lunch set. Those win ming second prizes were Mrs. Jas SpraEuc. rolls: Mrs. W. A.Andcrson, nishrgown; Id aMay Ware night gown.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
PUBLICITY FOR VALLEY
 IN EQUIPMENTS PAPER
Western Fruit World Will Carry Big Illustrated Article on Salt River
 Valley by H. Welch

Publicity for the fertile valley of the Salt comes in many divers ways. and the latest is a large "write-up" with illustrations, to be published in the Western Fruit World
 The article is from the Underwood of Harry Welch of the chamber of com merce. and the reason for it. is the good publicity given to the recent conven- ton of members of the Western Fruit
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
GILBERT AT THE FAIR

An observer at the county fair at Mesa could see at once that Gilbert Was well represented in every de partme mt. ElNin Lines won in the piS club contest, receiving five dol lars for his efforts. This should spur other boys on to join the club. Mr
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
CANNING FRUIT FOR
 NEXT FAIR EXHIBIT

Have you plums apricots. vegetables or fruits of any kinuZ
 The chamber of commerce wants samples to preserve for the next state fair.
 During the lax summer months, the office force will frequently don aprons and "can' all sorts of fruits, processing them so they will keep for the fall ex- hibit of Maricopa county at the state fair
 Earnest Hall delivered exquisite samples of four varieties of plums yes terday.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
SEWER WORK PROCEEDS

Fermit blanks and forms for th6 work on the new sewer arrived yester- day and will he issued to property own CTS at the clerks office in the city hall The blanks fuIfiH every requirement oi the ordinance and hold the plumbers property owners and others interested in the installation of the sewer lines strictly to the wording of the new law It is understood that a permit must be issued and payments made therefor before any plumbing work whatever can be accomplished
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
DEPARTS FOR PASADENA

B. $ Morris left Gilbert Thursday to spend a few days in Mesa and Phoenix before returning to his home in Pasadena. He has spent several months in Gilbert and will probably return early Tn the autumn.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
TO ORGANIZE LADIES' AID

The ladies of Gilbert and vicinity will meet at the home of Mrs. P. & Lacy July 21st for the purpose of organizing a Ladies' Aid society and will prepare to go to work at once to do their part of building up the moral and social side of Gilbert.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
OPERATED ON YESTERDAY

Mrs Homer J. Cummings. formerly Miss Edith Fogal was operated on yes terday morning by pr. Craig at the Sisters hospital in Phoenix. Reports last evening were to the effect that she had withstood the operation very well.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
GOOD SHOW AT coIIsFlyM

Tonight the Coliseum will offer the two-reel Kay-Bee drama Love vs. Duty" This is very good story and has line of exciting interest through out. Four $100 Bills" a Western dra ma and He would a'Hunting Co" q Keystone comedy, are the other num- bers on the bill
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
TRAvELING SOUTH

President X. J. Matthews of the Temre Normal left last evening for the southern part of tine state where he will be busy for few days looking after school matters While absent he will visit Clifton. Morenci and one or two other towns in the vicinity.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
scYAuLIs IN A NEW ONE

Sanford Schaulis has new six cyl indcr Buick that arrived yesterday to replace the four cylinder machine he purchased a couple weeks ago. Much of the time today and tomorrow will be put m on the road limbering the hand some new car up preparatory to an auto tour through the northern part Of the state.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
JObberS'

Jobbers' Association, Tn the Phoenix papers Local representatives at the convention secured good results at the convention, and one of them was the permission of the editor of the publica- ton, to put over a big story on Salt River Valley fruit raising The article will be out in the next issue.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10

seen waiting for the evening passen- ger number of evenings this week. This indicates some chance yet for auto agents.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
LOCATE AT HAYDEN

F. NJ Hudlow and two sons. Oscar anu fIoyd. were passengers on yester- day mornings train to Hayden where they are now living.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10

held on July 3 and 6. The subscription of S150 was completed yesterday and has been placed in the hands of the board of trade. who will in turn for ward the amount the manager of the fair at Mcsa
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
GEORGE EDMuNps IMPROVING

George Edmunds. who has been suffering for some time with para lysis. is reported to he improving rapidly now.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10

Miss Delta Stapley. of Mesa, is spending tho week at Gilbert, a guest at the Ware home.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10

pheasant time she is having at that place; and of the nice cool weather they are enjoying there.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
NEWS FROM FLAGSTAFF

Miss Ruth Burns. who is attending the summer normal at Flagstaff iu- forms her friends at Gilbert of the
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
TO HE COAST

Mrs. T. Dickinson and son. departed last evening for Long BeacS where thev will enjoy the remaining tyvo months 1f tine summer.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
FORMER NISSAN DIES

Frank A. White. formerly local freight agent for the Arizona East ern Railroad Co, died Thursday in Phoenix at the Deaconess hospital Burial took place yesterday in Green wood cemetery. While here he was
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
OFF TO RAN

w. A. Goodnight left yesterday for Ray He went on his motorcycle and expects to be gone some time.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
TO THE FAIR
DEPOT A BUSY PLACE

The Nortons motored to the fai1 at Mesa MonGay in their new car.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
WATCH GILBERT GROW

Some improvement on the Lacy ad dition to the Gilbert townsite, will b made in the next few days.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
TO PHOENIX

business visitors at Phoenix this week.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
PIONEER NIi

PIONEER MARKET specials for to- day ard tomorrow-nice young flyers. Ice cold watermelons and canteloupes
 Send your order in early Phone 23- Adv. If
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
Gilbert News Notes

CELEBRATE AT GRANITE REEF
 Quite a large party of Gilbert folks spent the glorious Fourth at Granite Reef. camping. going up Saturday night and returning Sunday night. All report q most enjoy able time.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
VISITS GLENDALE
VISITS AT THE WARE HOME

Estella Lawrence left on the eve ming train Wednesday for Glendale
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10
TOGGERY ON LIST

The Tempe Toggery has added it's name to the list of Tempe subscribers to the county fair at Mesa that was
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10

very popular, and will be mourned by numerous friends in Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-10

THOS. II. MckEVITT co. Car of the American Family. Fred L. Waugh Sales Manager. 25 N. End St. Phone 1246.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-04

feline 4nttport. llrbeil befIrtt.nb,
lduft er bic Ireppe binunter unb iiift
ben Wann. Or ftrbet i'm se6iidt
itebenb unb et,pas IN ieinen SGnben
betradtenb. auf nofmolise Srase,
Oh etfpas seiteben lei, fommt bic ant.
mort: sd mrb erit ieben, Serr
Sberleutnant," unD gleih barauf i'm
iboniten Sitpreubiih: ngaG, i'm is
%iana!" rrb itol3 baIt er ieinen Riht.
alfSas BON @eihiis, ben er in Der
&anS bate, bod. Ct ielbit mar
etpas geibunben."
Gin b0flider Wadbbar.
notwithstanding: .Sier brinee
i1 bas Bud: Die &unit, 3lapier Sli
ipielen!"
Game: SD babe ia aber sar feins
beiteqt!"
notwithstanding: o9ein, aber
Sbr Rahbar, Der meinte, Sic braud-
ten es iebr notbnenbig!"
y - y
Sn n%nbeitGnbts.
Bauer: yDas thermometer bier
fam ih nift sebral,hen, bas miiiien
Sic mir umtauihen."
Sptifer: u@ie, mas lit benn ba.
MTG"
Bauer: Sid, belte Seiet es 10.
uno ben nGditen Gag mieoer anoers!"
= y
Der Semfler.
Stuoent lin Der Stammfneipe our
4eInerin): ste, &eii, rpenn id NOR.
gen nit meinem 8ater bier ipeiie,
bringen sic Wineraltpaiier auf ben
Gid, (itrens) aber obne 81 laden,
peritanben!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-04
Slid nnb uRglId.

Sim: rDenfen Sic iib. Der.
Gooss, mein Bed! Ssute befomme
i'd aus amerifa Die Nadritt. oaB
mein 9ruoer, Der mid ME bat leiber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-04
y. -
SIM Saufaims.

@roBfiirit 0ifoIai Rifolaierpiti6 III
in Siflis ansefommen untb Der neue
9ouperneur besriiBt tbr6nenben Ii,.
ses Die geamten. Iieber9eihlagen
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mdber 5uriid uno iein Ibiutant, Der
iein beionberer @iinitlins lit uno lid,
ihon cine 9emertune erIaitben bari,
fragt i'm:
.Was tpeinen Sic benn, faiierIiGe
Sobeit2 Sic befommen bod aud
bier elm id6nes GebaItl"
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nabmen. iunser Greino. Die @eben,
einnabmen!"
y y -
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ibretbt: Die branen Selograuen ba'
ben ais 8erpunbete iest befanntlid
bGnfig 8elegenbeit, uniere SpernbGu.
ier 5u beiuhen. Oabei mag aar
mand,er gum eriten Wale in ieinem
Seben in Die WpIterien Der 9oberer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-04
'V'',-~ AZ lsiqE>. rs

baben 9"-Shiiler: r@inen pradti.
gen Rauid; benn: @er riemals
etnen Hai1ih sebabt, oas lit fein bra.
Der Rann."
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Seioer nidt uerluenSbar.
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Grartaner iiberiest Die Steae aus
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nit: ~auf gefebl ~seborene ainSer!"
Sebrer: Gn men bat gaeiar oas
jrpeite gitd) feines .8ellum aali.
Cum" serittet2
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in Der ueberidrift itebt: .2iber
alter!"
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oibitati tecta PARENTS" init: .gr
fam unb trat ieinen per3fpeifelten CT.
tern bas Dad ein."
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r8ennen Sic aIopitod?"
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lit es nibt 10 Gbnlid wie leunis9"
rWoosbouer, wie beiBt oiei'
&aiie2"
las III feene Raiie mid. baS ii
cen Smno."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-04
,Gppipa l'Sfoliot"

.gppipa rStalia!"
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DID luitie iiber-"
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i6 bin, i'm 8egentbeil, gan3 erIoit-"
"Na, iiebit on, @~ilieppina, aIio
bod erloit."
rSa, BON meinen Solbi, Signor
Gurina. aber iagen Sic i'm Grnit,
Signor Gurina, miro oenn nun in
Stulien aaes tbeurer iein9"
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neao bat iih nah elmer suten BGit,e.
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problem"
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@urina."
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mie in Seiterreid meroe in Stalien
niht sepaifen, er peroe Dir bod9Itens
Die SGlfte oeiien 3abIen fonnen, pas
Dir Der oiterreihiide Oberit fir Die
Walhe gegeben bat"
= = -
GrflGruns.
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aber ais Sdienfleiih be3eifnet."
angeflagter: ga, nit benz Shien
meinte id ben aaufer, Serr Dor.
iisenoer."
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fir bic Srauenrehte?"
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ten Sranen."
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3m farbis.
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4iinItler.
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S6red. Die Selbin roiig iiberbaudt
unb Der Rlitifer blau Dor aGlte!"
= =
SaRenbe W%elesenbeit.
Sunge 6rau (bei Der Miidfebr Dor
Der Stride am Sofaeitsmorgen)
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lierte?"
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9ienitanffaKnns.
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ihiffe miro in einem 9riefe folgenbe:
mitgetbeilt: Reulib ereignete lid
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ruff, ba er nidts ieben farm, berun
ter; SIT mas taputt. Stein?" aein,
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-04

8ruh Der einen ODER anberen 2trle
bic ganae Gage oerdnbert iperoer
farm. gs baust natiirIih allies aa.
bon ab, tpie ii6 Die Gage i'm 8erlaiit
bes iit momentum enftpifelnben
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ebenio riftie, wte unbeittmmt unb
beiBt IN 9iirSe: 8enn mir niht lte'
gen, merben mir seiflagen ,peroen-
mas cine ourt,uus autreifenoe Sro'
~pbeseiune lit.
Stimmt.
.Sn petersburg lit man rpobl auf
unieren Siroenburg iebr w%iitbeno?"
acknowledgements ia, unS er bat
Den @uiien bod 10 quite 0ienite &C.
leiItet."
Ser? Zen Mniien?"
ngta, bot er linen nidt in Sltpreii'
BEN Die @ege gewieien!"
Wimm bu mid miti
Gin oeutider l1nteroffiSier miro
bon elmer ruiiiihen Eatroutue Sefan.
gen; elm Ruiie fam oeutia. nno Der
lln~terofii3ier iagt 81 ibm: saasHe'
rab, LAB mid lauien, i'd seb otr eiite
Wtarf!"
antfport: rMah ih ws6t!"
sd seb Dir ymei!"
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sd sebe Dir breil"
.Mad ih miht!"
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min Dir mas iasen: nimm bu mid
nit, i'd seb Dir nod brei Warf bosu;
lett flint Sasen bab ih ni&ts mebr
segeIfen!"
unb er fam INIT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-04

3l,nit e~inserpeibt perben. MIs neil.
lid elmer bieier Selben Don einem
Sffi3ier eefragt pnrbs, tp,e e i'm
oenn in Der ,8otterb1mmernng~ &C.
fallen babe, nnttportete Der btebere
Sifilier treubersig: ~Serr $aapt.
ma1tn, lieber orei Gage i'm Shiitsn.
grobenl"
=
Shersfrase.
Wie reiniet Elm Storniteinfeger
am i6neliten ieinen Sdornitein?
@r ruff in ben Ofen .Sirbenburs
fommt!" unb iofort fliegt oben Der
Rub (Rlis) gum Sdornitein binaus.
8ermntbung.
Die iungen Neun,anns janfen iih
i6on a1e Gage, unb Dor etnem balben
Sabre rparen lie bod 10 eIiidIih bar.
isber, oab lie in ben Safen Der gbe
einloufen fonnten."
vSm-bas tpiro eben n ariegsba.
fen gepeien iein!"
-
&odfnnt.
~@os fohit 3u benin ba, Sua?"
Cha (eine bobere Sohter): DDS
tpeib i'd nift, 4apa, es 1T ia nod,
niht fertigl"
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Gin SGlauer.
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Stelierratb iteaen Sie bieien Hoien.
itraub neben ben SeIerl Der bat
nGmlih beute ieinen @~eburtstae--
nno auberbem riedt Der Sid ihor
otrpo6t"