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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-19

uuo es mar elm trnurieer Gnblid bic
10 job betrDFene 5amilie ibres @r'
ndbrers beraubt 81 iebeu. 9as
Acknowledgements iano am Gonntas
9aAmittae unler sobIreiher Be-
tbeiliaune iiatt.
Bel Ssnrp Sunntas 1T elm tlei'
mes Mdbhen irapt.
Sri. Bod, uniere 2ehrtrin,
mutte am Snmitue bic dblihe Reiie
beim nah Muttern.
@Orman, Der feline SObn oes
@bepaars SEQ. @blters mslher
lhlimm trunt mar, fdnat all iid Su
erbDlen.
90. @bia muroe an bas Rrnns
tenbett ieines betnettn 8nters nnt
ct. 5oiepb, Mu.. aerufen.
5rnu permnnn SeiOner 1T pom
Seinh I'M Glternbauie aurhdsetebrt.
Die alnoer Oes @b,pnars CIR.
&Olf, luelde trant wareu. iinb mies
DER @eiuno.
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Sesahlt 5 SrOsent 8inien nuf Spareiulaaen.
6tsat Uefiel nno Credit : Uriefe aus unb beIDrpt @elbIenbun.
gen nnd3 alien 9heilen Der gDet.
.sQe in ibr Sob ihlnsenOen eeidaie uerOsn prompt bsiorst.
9trettpteH
Mug UT Utsper prdFbent 9 eo.araettIp pespraFSsn.
s.S RIP pftein aaHher, s. 4. R n, Sats QaFirer,
Spbn &. SeimerS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-19

aud ben innsren Runide iDleeub
fi& um Oos Unit ~ beperben ,hbat e
i&n&tern ~3useiast upb wirb er in
Sdlbe nit ieinsr GanOiOatur in bic
6ifentlihteit tretsn. Ratbium maze
es fur ale RnnOto0tsn iid bel 8siten
iu m%elOen; frib n~useioen bat uieie
gortbeite unb RuItet aud niht mebr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-19

EntsreS :, The Post Once at Hermann. No.. As
eccnd class qail matter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-19

Bon Cooper SiI pirb bas able,
eiuss alien unO anseiebenen8h
eve. Serrn Bm. 5. 2a~npenbere,
am lesten Rontaa sesen
|benD. i'm Utter uOn 70 Snbren Oas
|eitIide %iegnete, eemeloet. Der
leritorbene mar aus 2ippe 9etmolb
kblrtig unb tam Mite Der 5o'er
|abre mad Gmerita, iih in @ascO-
hoe GOuntp niebertaHenb, mo- er
trdl 6leiB unb Spariamteit gum
Rpblbubenben Manne mur6e. Ct
lutte ipdter bic Senrb Wtsaies Garm
per EeuUnb Greet, bod lbsrlieB
bieielbe ipdfer feinem Sobne pentp
hb cling NIT einen anbern Sobne,
ipuit. naH Cooper pin mo- fe ee.
eininm Elm Store betrisben unb
Il SObn iebt nod geiHaftlid tbdtia
Der 8eritnrbene mar cine treue,
te seele nuo BON ieoermnnn se.
tet unb bellebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-19
Was II febenY

3ulebt fueiB 90 9iemanb; aber oas
Iptllen mir, Dob es iih nndb hritten
@elespr 1tet. DIE leinteIe 8ers
lrsune Jieier @efebe Ueruriodt
Shmer5en. lmreaeIm6siaes Ue.
ben brinpt Die Drsone auBsr Drb.
rlne nne bat SsrfDIRne. 9Upfmeh
nno 2ebsrleioen i'm @efplpe. Or.
ainas New 2ife RiGs belfen IuIden
Seihperoen prompt nb. Sic limb
ausenehm, m,rten nber arinblih.
BUR 25tts. In @nltsr Bros. Drug.
fore.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-19

Elm benz OF. Gross BON 9raie aebOr,
ises Hferb i'm MOrut asden unO
mubte bis aum nddhsn U1ursen fteb.
en- pelaHen uerOrn. Nls man oann
Dos 9bisr aus isiner mibli4sn Sage
bsfreien rpOIts. mar ss tob.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-19

.Sreanb 2Ouis DhSner mar anl
hmiiag bel uns unO frnate Of IN
tee @iRcns nnth iih iemanO nm
MOminatLDn fir gountpritter in
3ifritt berperbe. Oa
munO uns ieinen Bunid in Oitier
.atnna tnuOaesebeu, faBts er Nutb
b iuute DAB er iid far's 8nterlanb
doplern uune penn Elm anberer
lot ben Ruib hattie, Onh babe er
6rt oaB m1slihernetie 5rant
Gen BON StDlpe uiHt nbeeneiet
are lid uti bic steue gu bewerben
ID iuldenfaGs wiirOe er, Dasner,
4 ben @eonuten UNI Oieies Gnit aus
IN Sinne Ihlueen. I'm NiUutns.
n 0err Onien in Der Stnot uno
,,Atig OOn ieinen uielen 5reunOen
Jttilntert unb m1Stiherwetlt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-19
p0r 80 3aRrsn.

NJ" SgNgG ONINkhN
beri1teie bns TDltsblntf fDleenbs
Sortommnife nelde mir beute inrS
eefabt u~ieberaeben.
Jarmsr Gaenbrnie pirb tpeasn
NiBbnnbluns ieiner Grau unter $500
Sarei@uft eeteIIt.
Der Sermanncr 2iterarii&e Der.
elm bat cine Debate aber bic Nbs
iHnfune bes 9obtes ftrnie.
SOispb aeFler 1T RanOibat far
GOunt6ri@ter unb bat sinsn spsi
Spalten lnnsen ErtiIel I'm Blntte
nm gu ;eiaen welHe TeiOrmsn nptb.
ruenbie inb.
Gin &eteOr fubr GOnntna Rifl
iiber bic 6tnbt unb Der sufaliae Y :
Obafter etaubte Orrdl bic peruriah.
te Dele bas ireenbpo Teuer nuSpe.
brOden lei.
Die 5ermanner Susenb aeiHnet
ih eeeenwdrtta bur& ole mbaliaen
Shlihe unb eide aus, Threibt ber
@bitOr, unb beriHtet puu Der Demul.
iruns eiues Rnbnes tuel&em bic
Butter Oes Suneea bssablsu mubte.
9as berrIiHe 5rabIiussmetter
mel&es bisber aeberriht wanbelb
F& pl6slit In iie6irif&s aalte uni
sur prOBen S~euupthuuns ber 4airtbs
8irtbe. Brauer unb @esser welde
Gis fur ben tummenbsn Spmmer
einleeen molten.
Q OF Is Subren.
Sn ber RdabaritaOt BaibinetOn
berrifen bic Btattern.
@briit Rubu bat bic 8ubbalterhsGs
In arOpp's 8rauerei anaetreten.
2Uuis 0uerner unb GlisnbetE
Sauer uerwirtten einen Seiratbs,
ihein.
@liSabetb alinee unb @ottfriet
Ban Ibien Iihre @eiHaitsperbinbune
i'm Rssseraeidaft auf.
Otto Meiuharb pertnnft @olbuaal
rem gum gintaufspreie INN Iein @e,
Iiddft nod SainOis gu perleeen.
9rei Meeerfinbern wirb pom
Sdulratb bas @eht einserGnmt bic
bisiige 6Hentlide Sdule eleid Der
melBen 8iuOern. 81 beiufen. So
9op oiel DOleS Stut.
Sn ber UObnuna bon Brau Wino
Sized wuroe cine Auanttidt 8leiounq
benz SObne Gruit &iet eebDris, ae,
tOblen unb ber DEB, elm amerlfa.
uer, 9inafeft aemaft.
Die &iedbOf'ide Gbeatereeieu.
,idaft tdnoiet eiae @Orheaune bea
euflpiels: 9ns SsfdneniB, ODER Gas
mullen brummen,S flr Samfap
Nbenb in Der Concert Snae an.
Bel 5rebridsburp murben bic
Geutiueu Gbeleute Anbreos Build
unb 5rau, tOOt in ihrer 8ebnniune
aefunbeu, 4rnntbeit aab Snlfslo,
iietsit murOe als 9uoesuriade onpe-
'aeben, nidt Raneel, Oa eine nabm.
anfts @eIoiumme i'm 9ouie uOrse'
tunben wurbe.
Dor Better Cutters 5orm bIieb In
Ger Gaht bonn Mortop aut gienitne
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-19

Yenn cure Gusen eua idmersen
Ober nitt in Oronuna iiuO. ipredt
DOR unb Last bieielben unteriuGen
uermittelf uerbeEerter optiiher Sn.
itrumente. 8eraeBt es nibt bn6 i'd
bier permanent moline, uuo penn
8riIen ueihe it euh pertnnft niht
Sufriebenneaeub iiuo ih btelelbe fir
pnifenoe umtauihe Obue ertrn Der
autuna. 9ieieS 1T Elm 8Ortbeil otn
reilenoe iowie In arOBe Stdbte mob
uenoe Gnasudr5te ntht biefen.
DO. 8. @reenfreet,
Omenspiae, Mu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-19
Kleint form ~ perranten.

Der suopisid,e plnt, innerbalb Der
SiabtgrenSeu selesen. uno Z 9lot, poer ct.
lpa II adsr enthaIteno, 1T Su perfanIen.
An9ebcte t6nueu bel benz tlnierseidineien
SarnIta9, ben 3ien Sebruar, 1906, aes
madt tuerbeH.
Robert MAILER.
6ermaun, Nto,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-19

Subitun5en auberei:et. iOnbern aus
ben beilIraftieiten Yflansen heraes
felt. tpeldJe ben R6rper pon ieiner
eieeuen Siften reiuieen. Obue inn
S&noen s~usufaseu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-19

"NJNr Ntfo~ ~
nnr0e.
8ilhelm unb Senrp penaitsrs
BERG gso uOn 8srtfpub. @%ebrnsfa.
snrddaetehrt, 8ilheIm UNI bsi etr
<ern su bleiben, penrp Der mn,
nuf Ssiuh. Dtsles III pentp's ern :
Seiudl su pnuie in "A Sihrrn Gr
bat lid ieitOcm Serbelrn.bet uno BE-
uirtbihaf,et cine 500 ad,r nm,
iafenDe Barm.
Die Antbetlinbnber Der hieiieen
Canning @Ompnuie baden leBten
WOntne lire erte Jobrssperinmri.
inna n~bgebalten unD folaenbe Direi-
loren flrs fOlaenOe Sobr eewablt: 6.
is 5errilI, 8. g SaRmnnn. S. z.
5engtenberp, g u. StudtDn, 8. v.
1urhharb, 9. q. Bortsr unb 8. 8.
autOmiti. Der SeriHt 0es 6hnbs
meiiters erDies baB bob linterneb.
men fur bic gbeilnebmer iein Der.
~lterenoeS eemeien III unb bas trub
otr uielen Observation-Disclosures init
rpsiHem i'm erlien Sabre 81 SeAnen
mar, bic ginnabmer bic Gusaaben
bedten. aait ben permehrten Gubau
uOn 9omaten unb fOleIiHe or6Bere
qnnntitdten einsebdhiten 5nbritais
erboHt maH bieies Sahr einen @rofit
~ ersielen.
- nscOnaoe u. 5irf Gr e..
am 6 b. w. itarb &ilbelm, bnS iehs
Sabre ate Sbbnfen bes Gbspaars
@eDra Batter am stidbuhsn. Gin
sweites ainO liest ebenfnus ~ertrantt
onrnieber bod 1T buiislbe jest nui ost
8eRsruns.
2Outs Nnrtdinstt pelf,r 8
Sabre lang uabe ber @~nseOn6oe
Bride @6rtuerei betrieb nil In bal
be mad Sefferion Sitg iiberFebeln.
9as bObe Buiier Der brei lebteu Sab
&c bat ieoesmal ieine Qrbeit 3u nitte
aemaht uu0 er bat Den Wtutb perlo.
rem ben Glemente nuI's neue su tro.
sea.
&arl Suifmeper idete lebte
8ohe in Oieier 9nhbatiboft Seuer
bOIs uermittelit 8nmpitrnit. 8enn
mon oieie eroBe paufen oola on.
idaut, fam mann ruie bic @lttme in
8eutihlnn0 meldje Elm SinOel &etfia
aus Dem Bnlo Su 9auie eetrooln II
eS iebr ermiibet abwnri, nit Super
ftt lasen: Han Binter, les, tannii
ou tommen!
Yin ieBten Samliae flnb IN
@eber's Sa0e Elm a%emurhllhee
EonSfrdnshen ltntt an Dem wohl
400 9erionen tbsifuabmen. Map
nmilirte fih gut bis orei Streitbdbne
cine &nuierei pom 2num brahen,
aber e8 mur0e ibnen oieiesmal elne
aehre gu tbeil bic fie uObl nift 10
balo uereeiien meroen oenn fie Diien
Jest pie es tbut btnauseewUrfen su
rperben unb aaer Nnweien6en Dtei
nnne aeeen lit gu baben.
Die Strii Greet GOnrOrOin 8rnse
8ano mar aud suaegen uno ipielte
me5rere redt aeoieeeue Stlde our
nnterbnltun9 uno aud gum 3au5e
aui.
- @ascDnabe. Gm lebten
5reitne trni bier bic irauriae 9tnd
rltt Elm onB Soc 6eaaans I'M Re'
eieruuasbienften an ben 5tusbauten
i'm Giaee- 5luB. e%rtrunien lei. sein
2eibnnbm muroe nuh iesbteer Gus
gee an ieine bern Obnenben Gltern
%eeionot. Ser iunae Seaean muroe
nit nod1 3 anoern Mdnnevn in etnen
8nhne nadl Dem Damn aeitldt UNI
eeulEe arbeiten gu uerrtdtsn unb
eerieiben mi! benz leidteu 6abrSeuae
in einen 8roeI uuo muroen unterpes
iouet. GuBer 5enaun ertrant ein
Suetter uber .Oeiien SnOentitdt uus
nldlts ndbtres uOrlieet, Die @attin
bee ertruntsnsa 5eupun in 9igon,
Mo, nuhnhait. tam am Sumiias
nnt ,breu 4 ttelnen ainoern bier an
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-19
aus oerii uOnutY.

ter, Der Bittme Gbas. BATTER, bei
8rOwn's Sbantp Su 8eiuh mar, III
am Oienltna nu@ ieinem Seim, in
@euinetOn, Do, S:ri6eefebrt Nit
inn ainsen iein Brubsr 9iebrih unb
bic ShneHer @innie, fuetfe ldneere
8sit au bleiten %aebenten.
81 3 q 3. Serr Simon 8oeeer
rsifts mad ct. Souls UNI ieiuen SDhn
Souls 5u beiuhen. welter eeIunb~
beitShnlber cine Reiie naH Eeras
nntreten pIG.
d. %. Moeuer unb @m. Weioes
mann reiiten nuhEeras UNI bort I'm.
|Ihau ~ balten.
- permanu Bitts, bon 8eemunt.
bsiutte bnbier ieinen Batter lsste
gote.
Serr 6ieielmann befiabet iiH
eeaeupdrtis uuf Der 8ruutenlifte.
5rls. 9ottie u. Gillette Dteper
wuren lesten SOnnerfas in per-
mann.
9rate. Sris ROtbidaefer
unb Satin unmeit uon permanu
pobnenb, wuren lebte Bohe bier
gum BeInh BON BermaH0ten.
Sobn Wtittenbprf, Don Owens.
utle, mar bteie BOhe bier um ietne
trante Wutter gu beiuhen.
Gbmarb unO Willie Srauot,
uOn 81. Souls, runreu cine &ot1e bel
Nnpeb6rieen bier gu 8eiut.
gbns. &iooer 1T pom Beten
gu, udeetebrt UNI ben 8inter bel ieis
uer ~betasten Mutter suSubriuaen.
- 5rl. @mils ROrre, bon ct.
Souls, mndte Dor Elm paar Sasen
ibrer Nutter oabier einen tursen
Beiuh.
Reu. s. Gutermnnn, bon Sui
nOis, 1T bel ieinem nlten Batter unb
bIinOen 8ruoer gu 8eiu9 nno pre-.
olate audi in einen Der iirslih bier
aboebntteneu nnbaltenoen Terlamm-
luneen.
d t. Sterltna. Miioreo
&urreImeper, E6Htestein bon Sobn
uno @innie 8urrelmeper ftnrb ben s.
Sau. 1906 i'm alter pun 8 MOnatru
unb IA Easen in ct. 2Oais. Mo.
90 bic betrlbten @ltern frlber ibre
ptimnt in Gasconabe gOuntp bntten,
10 braAten ie 20 hierber 5ur 9e.rbi'
suua.
Der ErouergotteSoienit fnnb fatt
IN 8m 2nuberts BDbnune, Der eli.
terlihen 0einlnt BON 5rnu Dtinnie
8arreImeper. 8aftor Sobn MiGer
pom Mt. Sterline belt Die 2eiten,
preoiet Dnr elmer erOBen @eriamm,
lung lber gu. Nortus 10, IA. Is.
SrOb 1T Der SAmerj Der aellebten
@ltern, 10 frnb ibr ltebes @tnb Gu
perlieren, buA Der Trolt linoert ben
Samer5, bic lebenolse Sufnune sa
baben, baB Elm ieliaes SBleDerieben
i~tattinoen MIRO I'M 6immel, mo tein
9Oo unO iein Sfeiben mebr letn
miro.
ObgIeidl lie 5eiiid, iferben
Spenu Soft IS % gei6lt,
siuo lie bob oimmeIStrbeu
Cos Dbl Der Idnooen goeH;
eino fern non Der Seipbr.
llnb Oiirfen nimmer leiben
KobIinseu SOFT nit Sreuorn
IN iciuer 6nseI stoar.
SObn Miller, P.
o 10 { HsptGe. Souls
&Cethemeper pom Rt. Sterling
bru1te am Deraonssuen RUntas Elm
5hwein bierbsr gum gerianbt,
peIdes 700 BfunO pOa.
RaDOlpb SsbSeIer ppm Wew
onuen bat bier cine neus Sndsrei
i6Tnet.
Sobn Rnrrelmeper unb Satin
brndten ON Dlittpo4 ben aeidlnnm
lhrss psraOrbenen 8 aiOnnte nItsn
50 ttsrhsns BON 81. aOuie bebufs
5serOiauna lnnd Ri. Sterling no
bsrist5s anT BEN neutrality-suspicious.,
lpinte bee 0srrn q. a0nbsrt, Batter
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-19

'giIbet'S gtOre.g lnSOers
1T iest IN boaeta
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-19

30 Yroctnt Rabatt an
alien Glass u. @prseHan-
iDaarem ,peIde In s;lbers
stOre gefaMtt iperOen.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21
BRINGS 1865 MARINES WHO
SUFFER FROM MALARIA

Boston. July 2.-The cruiser Columbia
arrived today from Panama by way Of
Porto Rico, bringing 800 marines. OF whom
1853 are suffering from malaria. Ninossen
OF this number are very seriously i'll ana
not one OF the l65 is tit for duty.
The sick marines were taken TO the
Naval hospital I'm Chelsea, which now has
the largest sick list for some years,
nearly every bed being filled.
The returning marines composed the
battalion which was taken TO .he isthmus
several months ago. arriving there before
the government had made aIN great
progress with its sanitary work and
scores OF them were attacked by malaria
So many OF the marines became i'll and
unified for duty that some time ago II
was decided by the navy department. TO
transfer the battalion to San Juan. Porto
Rico, for the United States to see II the
change of air would not he beneficial.
The Columbia sailed from San Juan
July l6. and I'm the FIVE days sail north
ward the health of many OF the marines
showed signs Of improvement
The Columbia stopped at Quarantine to-
day, while the ships company was in
spected by the health officers The
health officers OF the port found no COM
munable diseases on the vessel and the
Columbia was allowed to come to the
upper harbor.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21
P|T|AbLE PLIGHT
Of YOUNG WOMAN
IN NWO0NS0CKE7 I

Suffering from exposure and in a dying
condition, Lea Langevin, a young woman
70 years of age. was found helpless in
bushes at the edge OF a swamp between
Cass and Sweet avenues, near Elm street
in Woonsocket last evening by Napoleon
Mainville
Dr. j. Edgar Tanguay advised her i'm
mediate removal TO the hospitol where
she stated that her name was Lea Iange-
win, and that she was single and lived
In Albion with her parents
She was suffering from shock and ex-
posture. as she had been lying under tho
bushes. i'll. without feed and unable to
even crawl, since Wednesday night and
was unable TO make any outcry.
The Woonsocket police sent owrd TO the
girls parents In Albion, and shortly be-
fore midnight her father, Alfred Lange-
win, weaver, had a conference with
Lieut.. Difford He said that his daugh-
ter had been a wayward girl. prone TO
staying out nights and addicted to liquor.
and that he had not allowed her to live
at home for three years. He said she
had served two terms in the reform
school and one term IN jail at Framing
ham.
At the hospital this morning II was
stated that Miss Langevin was a trifie
better, though the girls vitality was bat
Ting for life against odds.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21
ARRIVED FROM THE SOUTH

The following passengers arrived today
from Norfolk and Baltimore on the
steamer Dorchester: Miss Mamie Wilson,
Mrs. Comstock. Mr. and Mrs. Paul r.
Wilkes. L. Mibe Busbey, G.. r. Wacht.
Miss j. Buka. Miss Matains. Charles
Croggon Il. f. Hill. Miss Lillian r. Gray
Miss Goldie Hunt. Mrs. j. b. Loves
Misses Loves Miss Lang. Miss Kaufman,
Miss Duval. Miss King Miss Cowan. NJ
Il. Tickner and wifee. Miss Ella Fisher
Miss A. l.. Miller. Sister Germaine. Sister
Lucida, Miss n. NJ. Dooly. John War
field John warneld. Jr.. /. c. Bourlard-
Mr.. Congdon. Ira y. Cartier, Sergh Pax
ton. w. II. Sherborne, r. A. Sherborne,
Miss Edwards and sister. Miss Joslin,
Miss Crosby. Miss Mary c. Thread j. f.
Arnold Excl Vendes. Miss Marian Ahern.
Mr. and Mrs w w. Henselll. w. B. Kel-
ley, Mrs w. r. Kelley Miss Bennett,
Miss Harrington. Rev. Mr. Achins Miss
Achins. Mrs. Achlns. A. X Clear. Mr..
and Mrs VIM. Haige, Mr. Sheehan. Miss
Ward. Miss Tibbitts. VIM. Kingsbury.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21
LAW WORKS DICTRESS
TO PROVIDENCE. MAN

Andrew Miller the fathe of five chill
dren' came TO America some time ego
from Scotland and secured work I'm a
mill I'm this city. Recently he sent
10 his old home In Scotland, enclosing
money sufficient for transportation Of
his wife and family TO this country.
Mrs. Miller and the children. the old .
est OF whom. Margaret Is blind then
set out for their new nome. arriving in
Boston from Glasgow n few days since.
When the immigration authorities
found out that the girl. who is about
years Old could not see. they declined
10 permit her TO enter the country. on
the ground that she might become a
public charge.
This decision made it imperative that
Mrs. Miller and the children return 10
the land OF the thistle, as the others in
the family were so young that they
could not get along without a mothers
care. The yleft for Scotland yester lay.
The old Miller home I'm scotland
was mold, and II is not know Just what
the mother and the three little children
VIII do when they reach the other side.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21
NOVEL POINT
IN HEMENWAY
DIVORCE SUIT

The supreme court will In all prob
ability be called upon 10 pass on a
decree entered in the superior court
today, in the divorce case OF Alice NJ.
Hemmenway VS.. Herbert L. Hemen-
way.
BY the provisions OF the decree, an
accountant selected by Mrs. Hemen-
way is TO be permitted TO examine
all the books of the firm OF Horton
a. Hemenway, the well-known con-
tractors, at Boston, TO ascertain Mr..
Hemenway's income.
The time named in the decree that
the examination may cover is from Feb.
is, 1899, to Feb. IS. 1906 Mrs. Hemen-
way claims that he husbands income
is very large; and as her attorneys and
his do not agree upon the amount Mr..
Hemenway should contribute TO Mrs.
Hemenway's support the effort is now
made 10 learn the exact income of Mr.
Hemenway and then have the court
decide how much per month Mrs.
Hemenway shall receive.
Counsel for Mr.. Hemenway thinks
the superior court has no right to
order the examination of books that
are outside the courts Jurisdiction;
and the point raised is an Interesting
one.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21
SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER
IN ELMW00D DISTRICT

A suspicious looking man was noticed
late yesterday afternoon lettering about
In the vicinity OF Adelaide and Melrose
strets nthe Elmwood district. The man
appeared TO be very much interested in
viewing the windows OF a number of va
cant residences I'm that neighborhood,
namely the Shaws, Remingtons and I,en
mis-. When the man noted that he was
seen he moved down Melrose street and
disappeared into the woods.
One of the residents OF Adelaide ave-
nue. called up the Second police station
and gave a description OF the man and
the officer on the beat had ken eve
out last night for the man. There has
been one break" in the Elmwood district
lately at Mr.. Westons home on Lcncx
avenue and II is said that the home OF
Mr.. Reynolds on Adelaide avenue was
attempted a few nights ago
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21
ITALIAN GIRL IMMIGRANT
ARRIVES IN CATAlEPTIC STATE

New YORK July 21--Domenico Bonso. an
Italian girl, is years old. arrived here yes
terday from Havre. France. In a cata-
leptic state She was removed 10 sani-
tarium, and despite the constant atten-
tion OF physicians. there was no change
In her condition today
The second day out from Havre the
young woman suffered violent attack of
sea sickness. the next day she passed
into a state OF coma and was seemingly
dead for the remainder OF the voyage
The ships doctor was powerless to re-
store her 20 consciousness. Pin priclos
produced no impression on her nerves. The
case is puzzing some OF the leading medi-
cal practitioners OF New York
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21
SHEPARD co. EMPLOYEES
HOLD ANNUAL OUTING

The second annual outing of the Shep-
ard Company Employees association yes
terday afternoon at Boyden Heights.
Entries for the races were open only
to employees of the Shepard store, and
valuable prizes were awarded TO the first
and second winners I'm each event. as
follows: 100-yard dash for men--Robert
jameson first. and Northup. second; 100
yard dash for cashiers-Miss Murdock.
first. and Miss Laity. second: 100-yari
three legged race for men--Proffit, first.
and Gerald. second; 5O-yard dash for la
dies-Miss Phaneuf, first. and Miss Pow
ers. second: 50-yard sack race for men
Fisher. first; 90 yard dash for cash girls
Frances OLeary. first and Katherine
Dinburgh. second. 50-yard dash. egg and
spoon race. for ladies-Miss Cauchon,
first. and Miss Mulvey. second; iO0-yard
dash for cash boys Adams. first. and
Rockford. second.
The ball game between the store or
ganizations OF Shepard company and the
Boston store was won by the latter
TO T.
The general committee consisted OF II.
Dodge chairman; John +. McGnn, Ed
ward Darling and William Donahue The
committee on sports was made up OF
Messrs. Flynn. Marshall and Handling.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21
JOHN The SHOE MANS
employees OUTING

Yesterday afternoon the employees OF
John the Shoeman had their annual out
ing.
A steam launch met the party at Paw
tuXet Cove and sailed to Prudence Island,
where delicious clambake was await
ing them
Mr.. Wilson, John" read the program
In his usual happy vein and created many
laugh at the hits on the different MEM
bers OF the party.
After the bake games and sports were
INDUCED I'm with the following results:
Mr.. and Mrs Hammond were awarded
the prize for Jig dancing; Percy John Poor
won the running race for men OF all ages
and conditions; John Wilson Jr.. won the
boys running race after breaking a few
records: James Tilden Powers won at
casting the hammer. after a cast of IS
feet; Wright Fred Swallow was awarded
the prize for club swinging; Eva Mayo
won the pie eating contest, Louisa
O'Brien. the sugar eating prize and Miss
O'Rourke the high jump. while the three
legged race was won by Misses Green
halgh and O'Rourke. Prof. Hartman won
In new game OF throwing the hart Az
ter much fun all boarded the launch and
turned their faces toward Providence. A
salute was fired and all voted the outing
a glorious success
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21
MR.. NJ CORD WILL
LEAVE PLYMOUTH
CHURCH OCT. |

At meeting OF the church council In
Plymouth Congregational church yester-
day afternoon. the resignation Of the pas
tor OF that church. Rev. Archibald Nc
Cord was accepted, TO take effect oct. /.
lr communication read by Clerk f. r.
LaBrie denial was made OF the charges
OF Rev. Mr.. McCord that the church roll
was padded and other details OF its or
ganization misresperesented TO him when
he took charge OF the pastorate
IN reply Rev. Mr.. McCord reiterated the
charges.S Some heated discussion ensucd
over the date upon which the resignation
was TO take effect, but IL was finally
settled to take place on Oct. /. the time
Sc by Rev. Mr.. McCord.
The council adopted resolutions express
ins their confidence In Mr.. McCord's abll-
IT, and efficiency as a pastor, and rec om-
mended him to other churches OF the
faith
The council was presided over by Rev
j. III. Lyon OF Central Falls, the Oldest
active pastor in the state. while Rev
Charles E. Gordon OF East Providence
was scribe.