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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

ben benz i3ettel mod einen Srtefum
Idblaa fano, aus peldem cine Nn5abi
.@reenbads" perlpdeno beroprlu9'
Ten. @r bob ben Sriefumi9lag nuf
uno las ben 3ettel, auf' melhem
fplaenoe 8orte eeidlrieben itanoen:
SD min Sbnen betueiIen, bnB tb
nidt unoanfbnr bin. ST befano
MIDI in gtotb unO babe besbalb Sbre
aleioer unb Sbr @elb 9eitOblen
Nuboem ib mild prbentli9 iatt ee=
eeIien bate, empfanb ib @ewifens
bi6e uno I9ide Sbnen besbalb Sbr
@efb nit Nusnabme uun eatem Dol
fer surud. 9as babe iD unter Die
8biire 5bres Saules selest. Sails
id Mrbeit ftu0eu ioate, iueroe td)
Sbnen ben Dollar suriid6e5ablen."
0a6oem er biz fen Srief eeteien, fling
@bten an fem @elo gu sablen, uno
fono mirtlid S219 in bent Sriefum-
Id)laa. Der 9ieb bate Jteue em=
pfunoen uuo upl Seruiiels6iIien 9ez
fuftert, bas eeiiubleue @elo suriidAe-
bradt. SreuOeitraBleno eiltt
S1ten nad Der nahe9ele9enen Cen
tral.8ulisiitnttuu, mo- er BON leinen
Suuoe Wtitt6eilune mad)te.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21
DermH dtes.

SIM Dittiten 8esirtsboipitaG ir
ytem gurt lit. Subion GruBman II
5ul9e einer 3nbnuperatiun on Ser
blutune ~eeltursen. Gr batte ii6 ppr
einem 3ubnarst in 8rouflpn pie,
3abne aus5ieben laIen, murauf cine
10 itarfe 8lutuue eintrat, baB ea
s,ebrere g1tunben beburfte, ebe oaa
8lut 10 melt eeftiut mar, baB GroB=
man mad !9auie eeben fonnte. Cine
Stuube ipdter trat bic 8lutuns BON
Neuem elm, unb grpBman muroe. in
oaB SOipital eebrabt mo- oie8lutune
fort bauerte bts Der Sob eintrat.
Sur eff Sabren murbe 2puis
Bali in @1i6ineton, O., erlnuroet,
iein &opf nit einem &aIirrneiier ab,
seibnitten uno oant mitIanlnt Dem
8umpf ber9eitatt iiber bic Sabnaelei-
lie eefeet, oaB es ausIu9, als Db Der
Mann uerun9tiidt lei. Nbrabanl
Suffutnnn mur0e a(8 Der Sbat per-
baftet, aber balo oarauF nieoer me-
gen Manaels an iiberfibrenoeu BE.
weileu entta1ien. Nud anbere Ser
lunen ltanoen in Serbnbt nber er5t
mad eff Sabren i6eiut burh oieNus-
Iagen zines Sterbenoen 9itht in bic
les @ebeimniB fommen gu funen.
Jrau Seffrps bon Siusbpru bat in
@%e9cnunrt BON bier 3eueen auI
i6rem Sterbebette oaa 8efenntni6
abgeleet, baB iie ielbit, cine, anoere
6rau uno bier Wdnner ON benz Serz
breben 5ulammen betbeiliat maren.
Die Hamen CAB iie iammtlid an.
Oas Serbrebeu uuroe TO auseefiibrt
oaB bic anoere 5rau ben &6rper bes
Bali auf ibrem SduuB eebalten bat
tie lelbit, Die Sterbenoe, bielt ben
&opf unb elmer Der Manner ibnttt
oeniel6en ab. Damn tru9en bic
Wdnner bic 2eide nad ben Babnse=
leiien, UNI bic 9bat su perbereen.
Die S6ulcieen leben mod u. tpurben
perbaftet.
Der Sbubmaber Mprib 9hlen
pom ct. Souls, uelder o einieen
3agen BON einem aerl, benz er piel-
8Obltbateu ernieien bate, um
1920 betublen porben tuar lit uieoer
in benSeiib oes linn geitublenen GEL
oes eelan9t. @r bat nur einen Doll
er einseblBt Ii. nuBerbem nueroineS
beftsn InSus. Nfs Gbfen am
Morsen feline gHubmnderperffdtte
0nnen uonte, fanb er in Der geabe
Der Sblr eineu suinmm enqefnlteten
gr bob bepielben auf uno
NOR ni9t tuemis erftaunt, als er me-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21
Sheriff Sale Under School
Fund Mortgage.

Notice is hereby given that whereas James
F. Barbarick and Ruth M. Barba-
rick, his wife, did by their mort
gage deed, dated on the 28th day of Au-
gust 1890, and recorded in book No IS at
page $50 in the office of the recorder OF
leeds of GaSconade county, Missouri, con-
vey to the county of GaSconade the fol-
lowing described real estate situate, lying
and being in SAID county of GaSconade, in
the State of Missouri, to wit:
The east half of rle South east Quarter of
sections twenty-three (23) township forty
T4o), also the south half of the south east
quarter of the north east quarter of sec
tons twenty-three 49, township forty (40]
all inRange six lowest, containing one hun-
bred acres more or less; and whereas said
mortgage was executed to secure four
bonds aggregating the sum of 500 81 duly
executed by the said James F. Barbarick to
said county of GaSconade for the loan of
moneys belonging TO the school funds of
township 40, range 8, township 40, range
5, township 43 range 5, township AZ, range
5, and to the public school fund of said
county; and whereas default has been
made in the payment of both principle and
interest, and whereas the said James F.
8arbarick is the present sheriff of GaSco-
made county and disqualified to execute the
power OF sale In said mortgage Deed con-
tained. Now, therefore ! the undersigned
coroner of the county of GaScouade by
| virtue of the laws OF the state of Missouri
in this behalf made, and having been di-
rected by an order of the county court OF
said county of GaSconade entered of record
On the Goth day of August 1898, will pro-
ceed to sell the above described premises or
such part thereof as may be necessary, at
the front door of the Court House in the
town of Hermann, in said county on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER, Is, 1898
between the hours of 10 o'clock in the
forenoon and and 5 O'Clock in the after
noon of SAID day, said sale to be at public
auction to the highest bidderfor cash.
DR.. JULIUS HAFFNER
Coroner and Acting Sheriff of Gasconade
County, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

&. s. 9lnntS in 9ouiSoiue, Srras,
i6ceibt, onB ncSbad]tel r9e@ittS
@itd) Qaael Salue" fir i'm $4,000
iuertb eerucien lei. Sic Deilte Sds
m~urrDuioeu, nit benen er ieit 5cbn
Snbrcn ecpln9t 9emeIen mar. @r
rdtb aUen Yeripuen, Die Solbe su &c
braudleu; fie 1eilt audi bb5nrtiecn
9autausi9tna. anoere Snuttrnntbei
ten uno bnrtnddige Nun0en.-8als
Ter YruS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21
lin gut aussui chen.

9utes&usieben lit entIhieben mebr
ais Sautuerbeiieruna, ba es eans unb
gar uun einem eeiun6en 3uftanbe ale
Ter 2ebensorenne nbbdnet. @enn
Die Sober untbatie, 10 baben Sic elm
franfss &usieben; penn Sbre 3ieren
an9eeriHen iino, 10 iebeu Sic ers
i6Dpft aus. Si6ern sic Iib @e.
Innobeit unb Sic iuerben aeiuiB elm
eutes Nusieben baben. y@leftriiher
Sittern" lit ein eutes @rsneis unb
StdrfuEgsmittel. Gr uirtt brett
aus Nfaeen, uuo 9eber uno Ntieren.
8ei1i9t oas 8Iut, beieitigt Simmer,
6leden iuDie SdJdren uno eiebt eis
ne quite 9eIihtSfarbe. Seoe 5lai6e
g%arnnttrt. gu uerraufeu in @nlter
Bros. apOtbefe. 80 Gents bic 5lne
l6e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21
8uflen's QrnicazeaIhs.

Bette Galbe Der @elt geeeu Sdnit.
tie Gueti6unsen, @eiflpnren, Gafs.
fluB, 5ieberbeulen, 8inatpnrm, nuf-
eefpruneene 9auoe, 9nbnernuaer
uuo aue 9autausibldee- Delft lider
Biles, ooer feine Besabluug uer=
langt. iSeilung allen 5auen gnrnn=
tirt, poer @elo suriiferltnttet. Sreis
25 Gents bic Sa6ie. gu baben bel
@nlter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

nS6 CLAUDE, buB De @itt's @itt)
!Sn5el Salue~ ons bette Meittel gegen
9amurrboioen lit, oas man baben
fann." so ihrei6t Sobn 6. Dunn
in 8beeline, @. 81. Mnn perlude
es unb man miro oieielbe Gniibt err
bnlten. Die Salbe beilt nu6 b6ss
artieen Nuslhlae unb ane Saut=
trantbeiten.-@alfer Brua.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21
prohezfdue.

- g. s. Clifford, Netp gaiieu,
@i8c., litt al Reuralgie utto 8beuz
matismus; fem Mngen mar auBer
Oronuue feine2eber mar in b%eunrubi=
eenoer @eiie aneeariffeu, Nppetit
nabm ab, urt0 er bate an Sleiid unb
Stdrfe beoeutenb nbgcnommcn.
Yrei SlaI9en n@leftirides Sitters"
heiIten i'm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21
2lniibt eiues berporra9euoen Juri=
ftcu.

fen.
yYSublrcInrnt luor cine 9totblpenoi9teit i'll
yielp y)orf." Ia9t ciu bcroorrugenoer ESIriIt,
bonn 3lofitifer aus nidJtS lueiier ais Sc
id)ditSriidlid)tcu, lpcld)e on Der He9icrurt9
ODER Der Iolttit fem anoere6 SnterciIc bat
ten. ais Iid1 5u b~creid)ern uno ~ perbcrrli-
den, Itrcbtcu nad) unoauernoer Serrid)aIt.
9luBer Der y8nbIreior1n oiebt eS abcr aud
nod anocrc por3ii9lid)c 9icformcn. Inter
bicIcr ra9t bic Jte1orm bcroor. lpeId)e Id)ueIl
uuo 9riinolid) in eincuu uuBer Sr0nIu9 9e-
rutbeicn fDrperlid)cn SpItcp belpertIteli9i
lpiro ourd) Solicitors Wia9cnbitters, bae
Der ~ytei9un9 III ipld)em idllpercn Granfbei'
ten entee9en lpirft, lpie lie hurb niou9eIt
boftc 2~cberefroit, unre9eImdBi9feit oey
Sdrmc, bco Wtd9en8, Der Hcber pocr Der
gtiercn pocr ourd) ncrp0ic llnrube berppr.
ruicu pcroer. 0ieIe erprobte Nr5cnei, ipel4
DIE lid) III nabe3u eirem balben Sobrbuit
bert Die Suuit oeS Volfes crlporben hat,
lpeiI JIG oicIcIbe perbienteH lpiro bonn berppr
ra9enoen 9lerjter, lueld)eN eerIcIbem Miner
%fcnunl9 5o1en, e%mpIoblen u1o 3lpar MIDI
MIR Tiir oeren aus9e;eid)netc Gi9enid1oiten
beilcnoer Nrt, ionoern oud) fir bic 0ienite
ncld,e tic aIS meoi3iniid)es 9tei3nlittel Ieiitct
Sic beidnItist unb frdfti9t bic yterpen uni
lit ben 9clpnIttb dti9er, uitn,coi3iniid)e1 8ci5
ntittclt oeS 0anoeIs bel Wcttein p~orSuSie
hen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

Sob Muure in 2n5apette, Snb.
Ia8t, oaB er aeeen 8eritopfuns Zee
&itt'8 2ittle Garlg &iler8" ais EN-
uursiielid)es Mittel eefunben bat.
Sic ueruriaoben feline 2eibidmer5en.
Man Iull lie se9en Maeenz uno Sc,
berbel6meroen nebmen. = @alter
Bros
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

Ntan sepinnt i'm aampf nit &rant=
beiten, nenn man lbneu banbelt.
nSne Minute Cough Cure" perIdaft
~lufortiee @rlei6terun9. @enn redJt-
5eiti9 9enOmmen, nerbiitet es
Sbninblu6t, uno in uoreeidritte,
men 5duen uerIbafft cs I1neGe 2inz
oeruna.-Walfer 8ruS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

gauienbe uon Yerionen iino burd5
ben 9ebraub BON rDe@itt's 28itd)
9asel Salue" BON ben 9amurrboioen
eebeilt ipUrocn. Die Gnlbe iuirft
i6uea unb beilt audi 9autausIdfdae
unb ale Sautfranfbeiten. Sic uer<
i6afft iufurtiee 2inberung.-@alter
8rus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

@euiieenber 9runo. Noele: Gber
Srna, uie fannft bu itur eeeen Del
men Better Saul 10 flbf iein, Der
Wlapn lit bod 10 ib6n! Srma: Ser?
i@h-uerlpbt lit err!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

So pddete 6enuiie Sauen, 500
Sir s1.oo ienoet Sbnen bic Subn
u. Sal5er Geco Co., 3agruie, @iS.,
10 Sic oieie Noti5 mitlenben, ibren
oeuti6en Satalo9 iammt 81 8adeten
aaerfrlbeiter @emilesS nmen, reids
lid fir cine oeutide 5amilie. Gin
Eadet oeuti9en 8nfee-Samen fur
x
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

MDoerne SienitbDteu. /. 0ieuIt
mdb6en: Siit Su nit 9eiuer 6err.
i6aft sufrieben? 2. 9ienltmdod,en:
Rein! aann ii6 mod gar ni9t ir
meme Gieenbeiteu finoen!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

Die &ameraoen. Dag, 0tuober
S9ul5en, ieben Sc MOL, id bin MI
al @efreiter, I'M @6r &arl is ct pd
%9euoroeu. So-na 81 beiben mart
10 pd INNER eeal odmlidI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

9et 8eonfteur bes y@lpbc" in
@uanS @ilp, 3d., idreibt: nOne Oti=
mute Cough Cure" lit Ter ridtigt
Name. Gs bat meme Sinocr aeiunb
gen1a6t, unboem nIeI nnoeren Ntit=
tel febteeid)laeeu batteu." Gs belle
puiten, @rtdltuueen uno nus Sals.
uno 2unaenlei0en.-3nlfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

Gin Soriidltiser. S6GuBbeiiberin
(8u benz gerebrer ibrcr 5Dd]ter):
90 lueit meiu Slid reidt, lit aaes
mein. Baron (leiie sur Sudter):
Siebt S6re 5rnu Mutter gut?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

Iba! q: @ie lanae fnbren Sic
idun Stab? g: Seit smci Snbren.
u: Sinb Sic id|un mai oeruneliift?
3: Sf nidJt, aber m hrere 8aiian
ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21
Gin untcrnebmenoer 2Ipotbefcr.

GS aibt penise Wdnner. tuelde
mebr @eiddftseifer uno llnterueh=
mungsseiit 5eisen, ais 98nlfer Srus.,
SeliBer Der bieiisen Deuti9en Mpuz
tbefe, uelde feline Ntiibe ideuen, ie<
oerSeit oas Bette in tbrer 8rand]e su
beibafen. Nus bieiem @runoe baz
ben iie jest audb bic lDbnenoe gaentur
bon Sr. Sings 9em Discpuerb fir
GuSsebruns, Suften uno Grfdltunaen
u6ernommen. 9ieies Neittel bat fid
infolee Der fpunberpDuen &uren einen
@eltruf erporben. Or beilt fiber
Gitbntu. 8ronbitis, Seiierfeit uno
aQe 4feftiunen bes palIes, oer Bruit
nno Der 2uneen. 9oft @ud in Der
Obeenannten Ipptbefe cine 8robe.
flai6e gratis. Geeuldre 5la5dlen
soc. uno 81. Sur aorantirt, poer
oas @elo tuirb surldertattet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

Seoenflibe 3uitimmune. 5inoen
Sic nidt audi, baB mein SDbn etmas
S6iaer'i9es in ieinem @eiibt bot?
So, bic Stale tpenigitens Icbiuert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

Gin 9uteS Ointment Ioute in feinem
Sausbalte febleu. 1nfdue ereieneu
lid) aue Gage uno tuern elm suuer;
lGniees Mittel mie Or. Glalle's 9iniz
ment an 9ano lit, miro oiel 9eioen
erlpart. 3u baben bel 8alfer SroS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

Der OrtsuppIteber npu Wtilesbura
3D., laet, baB v9e@itt's 2ittle Cart
&iIers" bic beiten YiGen iino, Die Ell
ieit oier5ig Sabren III ieiner Samilie
gebrau6t bot. Sic Deilen Seritusf-
ung, ueruDIes 9opfrueb uue Nta9eu.
uno 2eberleiben. Sic iino nur flein,
cr5ie(eu aber einen eruBartigen @r.
fpla.-Walter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21
81 Il 21 Il II Il

Srei Elm t~uertbDolles bentides Bud dbsr
uriadle, gerlanf uub Seiluug iGfuerer YET
ben. i~tHf:bIbcrs @etboDf sur &kotrfrlaas
sung Berlerener @annesiraft NIB 0tilsss
irii9e. eabmnngtn, Rerbeni@ni9e, Ses
formulation uno ale G0Ieen jEgrnDii9ts
DtrfrruuBen in fiir5eiier 3eit, obne Berulss
foruus sebeilt. Daun ifreibe an:
Private Clinic,
le1.eth kvsaus, New York Gu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

9ln5uglib: Maler: llnt mein neues
SiGo lit Elm lebr beiti9er Streit unter
ben &rititern entitauoen! 5reunb:
Sic l~treiten lidl mpbl bari6er, was
es uprfeIen 1pu?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

9~iernDies Sopfpeb, @allenleioen
gerItopfune uuo nIe 2eber- uno Ma.
eenleioen tDnnen i6neu burh Die be
ribmten fGeiueu 8iaen eebeilt mer.
men, melAe uuter bent Narnen DE
@itt's 2ittle Carly &ilerS" betann.
lino. sic limb gut ein5unebmen uni
ueruria6en uientals 2eibihnler5en
Yrps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

8psbaft. Seer: @ie lanQe faDren
Sic i9un Sab, 5rdufein? 5rdutein:
Seit meinem nbt5ebnten 2ebensiabr.
9err: 81, cabs oenu idou bamafs
SahrrQ0er?
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-24
ADMITS TT WAS A peach"

OAKLAND, Oct. 23.-When John " eicn'
accompanied by his wife, lett nog , ne, q
little town near Rockford, H., last Inui
day night, a gay throng OF fr1enos paue
him adieu at the depot and Wlsneu nm
success in his new home out IN the VIM
and Woolly West.
At noon to-day WEIGH awoke at tne ne,
ceiying Hospital here. He had to De
strapped down in his seat on the dela es,es
overland train that arrived at Tue oi9 10
teenth-street station shortly before az
hospital for insanity. When ne amone
to-day he hurled such questions at az heSp oT
Heating as these: Where am ~"
did | get here?" els this still Weol ,ss,,
day?" what time is itT, W u, e 15y =
wife?" 'sGone to what hotel? How
that?" And then, turning over n, ms be COZ ed-
science probably pricking him t. ne ne b aal
a neanh of a skate on" A sort OF semi
continental lag as it were. for the over
Indulgence of Variously-concocteo Spirltu-
Gus liquors extended from IA1rIoaS,
through Iowa, Nebraska, Coiora1To, oea ~
and Nevada to Oakland. Az C9lor aau3
Springs WEIGH jumped of the Train ai ha
only with the greatest dllncully ""' ~
returned to the train Gov IN
sanity at o'clock tonight by DTS,
FLOOD and Pratt, but the matter was
Fashioned until tomorrow, the examiners
intiTnating that by that time ne mlgnl
regain his equilibrium from his sem
Continental" WEIGH was on his way 20
San Francisco, where he expecls u leSiuo
DermaneQtly,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-24
CHIPPEWAS LOYAL
TO THE GOVERNMENT
Unique Assurance Received at the
Indian Bureau From a Law
hiding Band

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-The following
unique assurance of loyalty to the Gov
eminent has been received at the Indian
Bureau from the Grand Marias band or
Chippewas of Minnesota:
The Great Father: The Grand Marais band
of Chippewa Indians of Minnesota are in coun-
ell this evening, October Is, 1898. We wish TO
say to you that our forefathers for many gen.
erations have lived here in the eastern part OF
the State of Minnesota. when there were
great many Indians, and We have never heard
of them committing any wrong against any
white man or the Government up to this time
The reason we say this to you is that we near
Of those foolish Indians at Bear Island, Ieech
Lake Of the wrongdoing and the mistake they
have made in fighting the Government And
we also hear of what Chief Bug-Ah-M Mantle
shig said when. holding up his right hand TO
heaven, he declared that all the Chippewas or
Minnesota were backing him. When we heard
of this remark that he had made we did not
like 1t. We are living in peace and hope
that we will continue to live so. We are Chris
tians and live up TO the rules of our church.
The Bible tells us in the fifth commandment:
Thou shalt not KILL, and how could we wrong
our neighbors?
We say now, as Indians living in the east
of Minnesota, that don't approve of what
the Bear Island Indians are doing and do not
propose TO help them encourage them.
on behalf OF the council,
JOHN MORRISON,
JOHN FROTST.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-24
HEARST VALUED
HIS SILENCE
At 100000
Continued from First Page.

the Southern Pacific Company owes
Hearst a balance of $4,000 on that con-
tract. Let him bring suit for that
amount. If the statute of limitations
has run, The Call will agree to pay any
judgment Hearst gets against the
Southern Pacific Company If that COM
pany will waive the statute. The issue
can be Joined and the matter deter
mined in ten days. Let Mr. Hearst
cease chewing soap and ghost dancing
and sue on his contract, and let a court
construe the clause, and all in accord
ance with an agreement entered into
between the Examiner management
and c. F. Crocker, A. N Towne and
William H. Mills, on behalf Of the
Southern Pacific Company"
If Mr.. Hearst is tender of his honor
this is the way to vindicate 1t. He can
never do 1t by throwing stinkpots and
inviting somebody to arrest him as
nuisance.
When he gets through with his ju-
dicial enforcement of his demand
against the Southern Pacific Company
for the balance due on this blackmail
agreement, we will invite him to explain
the Examiners connection with the
footing of the Pacific Bank, whereby
thirteen thousand depositors in the
Peoples Savings Bank were robbed of
their money.
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CONGREGATION ohabai shalome.

The annual meeting of the Congregation
Ohabai Shalome was held yesterday In
the vestry rooms of the temple, an I'm
usually large attendance being present.
The president, Joseph Schmidt, read
his report. which was ratified. He spoke
of the progress of the past year and the
good work done by Rabbi Myers. The
following officers were elected to serve
during the year: President, Joseph
treasurer, R. Reiss; secretary, M: 1.
stern; trustees, Abraham Altmayer, D. s.
Davis, Isaac Frohman, M. Friedman, M.
rabbi. Rev. Isadore Myers, cantor, d.
Meyerson; sexton, S. H. Selling.
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Good Roads Parade Prizes.

The prize committee of the good roaos
parade. which the wheelmen Will NOT
Saturday night to celebrate the repavlnt
of Market street, met yesterday aIter'
noon. The following has been deter
mined upon as the manner IN WHICH
prizes shall be allotted:
Wheelmen-First. city club, largest mum
her in parade; second, city club, best ap-
pearance in uniform; third, Cup making
best display, open to all; fourth out 4i
town clubs largest number In line; nlth,
out of town clubs making best appearance
in uniform. -. a.ora+ad
Individual wheelmen-First, best Decorated
wheel with rider in fancy costume; seeono'
lady making best appearance IN pataue;
third best decorated tandem with lady
and gentleman rider in fancy costume
fourth rider on ordinary bicycle max
best appearance. .,
Horsemen-First prize LADY or genie
man on horseback making best appearance
second vaquero best appearance fancy
trappings TO count. -.
Coaching-First single trap or team Gee
orations to count second, trap, more tnan
two horses decorations to count; thlro,
driver of truck Except brewer making
best display decorations of team ana man
ner of merchandise arrangement to count;
fourth driver most tastefully decorated us-
livery wagon (retail business housesl'
fifth driver for brewers. most tastetulIy
decorated truck and team.
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In the Handball Arena.

1t was lively play while it lasted at Phil
Ryan's handball court, S5S Howard street,
yesterday afternoon. Some Of the old
PLAYERS dropped in to keep their hands
in practice for future champions of the
Younger class. who may aspire for honors.
The following are the scores:
D. ]. Sheehan and N. j. Prendergast de-
feated E. McDonough and L. Waterman. Score:
21-17, 14-21, 21-1S.
and P. Herrin. Score; Ala, n-12, 21-1s
N Berger and L. Hinze defeated J. Murrane
and e lynch Score: 21-13 1921, Ellis.
S. V. Costello and "; H Kedisn defeated e9 &c
DR. w H. Sieberst and NJ .Basch. Score; Zl-ls.
T. Leach and T. Lydon defeated J. Condor
and NJ Berwin. Score: Pip. H-16, 2l-H,
J. Lawless and D. Regan defeated NJ. Ma
guire and E. Barry. Score 21-17 1921, Ellis.
E. Barry and D. Regan defeated ]. Nc
Carthy and R. Housman. Score: 2l-16, JAZZ.
21-1s.
A whitman and A Series. Score: H-13. 21-1:
NJ J. Kilgallon and A. Hampton defeated
J. Riordan and J. Harlow. Score: 21-16 1871.
21-1S.
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O'NEIL AND RUSSELL SHINE
THEY BOTH DO MOST BRILLIANT
WORK.
How the Great National Game Eared
at the Hands of the Playesr in
at the Hands of the Players in
Cities.
By doe corbett.

An immense crowd, almost the equal or
that which turned out to the Gilt
Edges play on Sunday last assembled at
Recreation Park yesterday afternoon, and
saw the Oaklands defeat the FLORISTS"
Of San Jose by the score of to /.
They also, necessarily, saw one of the
best games the Oaklands ever played, and
this, by the way, is something not seen
every day. The fans were. therefore,
given an unusual treat, and outside OF
this, Tip O'Neil, that erstwhile and reli-
able, gave them an illustration of how he
can play the national game when things
come his way and the fates are generous.
1t was great day for the Oaklands and
1t was also a great day for the only Tip.
The team played most steadily; Tip,
we'll, he was the bright, particular star
of his own side and the game. Pickups and
assisting in double plays were his speci-
atty, and the neatness with which he exc
cuted those plays is deserving of great
commentator. If I had the space l
should speak more glowingly of his beau
tiful work, but there are other times,
rest assured.
The Oaklands won the game through
Russells great pitching and steady play
ing by his cohorts, which at times bor-
dered on the magnificent.
They found Pitcher Thomas quite easy
at the proper time, and batted him ac-
cordingly, sending in enough runs to win.
The Florists had many opportunities
to score having two on bases 3es with b
poor playing at bat lost them runs, and
l felt at one stage, the game. 1t turned
out, however, that Russell was entirely
too steady, and when hits meant runs he
could not be found.
All told it was an interesting contest
well deserving Of the large patronage.
The San Joses developed weakness at
the bat that will bear investigation. The
score follows: