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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-12


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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-12

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-12

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The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-03
NInncnNcrs ncgIn AZ Fort Elcy.

junction CITY, ltas, Aug g. Tho
summer mauouvoru at Fort Riley hc.
gan today, practically an Of thcWcg-
ular troops having arrived, The In
struction camp win last until Sop
tembcr so, and at least 10000 troops
viii have hoon concentrated here 10y
that date. IT, Is estimated That the
expense Of Tho Fort Riley manauycr8
viii be close 10 "a half million dollars,
The Nebraska militia win arrive next
Sunday and viii be followed by the
Arkansas troops, August f. 10 49,
Kansas August ~ TO 20, Missouri
August 20 10 September Q, iowa,
September { TO Q; South Dakota
September is TO 2G, and Oklahoma
september % TO 80,
In addition to nayng all the OK.
ponscs Of the regulars the govern
ment pays onc-half OF the expense Of
mobilizIng aud caring for the state
torops. Tho regulars IN camp nun.
her over a thousand men, and in
cludc the Eighteenth and Thrlicth
regiments of infantry the Third bat
TALON of engineers the Eleventh and
five sQuadrons Of the Second, Ninth
and Thirteenth regiments Of cavalry,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-03

Railroad officials PpCciYo all sorts
Of ridiculous letters fronrpeople with
grievances or imaginary grievances,
but the following, which IL a yorbat-
Inn copy Of n letter received at the
headquarters OF a Western road
few days ago, making claim for cat
tie killed, IS about one of the richest
in composition and spelling that the
mail has ever brought in:
Dear Sir Did you're injineor tell
you that he bias killed too couse be-
longing to me, he said he would tell
you and the konductor to thay killed
them tonite as they cam acros the
rode at my place where have got
crosin and when I put my crosin
In you said You was putin up a Tense
on eche side OF the rode that wud
keep critters from getin killed You
put up hel of Tense too CATS broke
II to kindlin wood a our after yure
Tense went down the rode your in
linear out to be fred he knos thare
is graid there and he comes down
thare hel bent every mite the couse
he killed was yearlin heffers brand
bar ] bar, swallow fork on the ear
and left ear underhacked want the
money for the couse and If your in
linear kills anuther one of my couse
viii see that your injinaar Is not
hour gettin to hel after the couse
you have killed more stock for me
than yore dam ruad is worth and you
wont pay for tit we got alon befour
the rail rodes came and dam site
better than we do now my critters is
al have on erth to live on and If
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-03

ter Of Architects held ono Of us reg
ular mollngs a. the library by me
courtesy OF The librarian for tho pur-
pose of advising him In the selection
of suitable books In adding to tho
llbray's architectural collection and
was afforded the opportunity Of cy.
aminlng The present plans as well W
q modified sketch plan for a building
with % double book stack, which az
mittcd OF much superior lighting
arrangements
Tho members Of tho chapter woro
unanimous I'm their approval Of the
Httcr a7 an dmIrablo solution Of the
problem
The board has had that plan uGod
upon its nollca AMI rs wcn aware Of
AN the dcrcrls of the present one at
least ID has been often enough told
of tbom and bo,augc the boarG made
70 bundyr In the beginning by adopt
ling them IL prefers 20 mako II q
thousand times worse by having
them carried into execution
No ono would blanc the board
for past mistakes. MI people make
mistakes cspccialjv when dealing
with matters they have had no pre-
yiout knowledge Of. suppose it
pays for these worthless plans,
(Which were w,ll described 10 me
by am eminent contractor as 'an
elaborate picco of nonsunScD, ~
can save thrc, times the cost OF these
and have a better building on the
! sneak of with an exterior with
elegance enough to satisfy tde most
faslIdous
This city ought 10 have tho best
planned library building in the coun-
try, and with tho highest architeclu-
RAJ character with the experience of
so many cities 10 be guided by who
have built I'm the last few years. We
bhaye q site of ample extent which is
also wasted by the manner In which
/ it Is proposed to place the building,
as well as by sinking tho grade two
feet or more below the level of one
OF the streets; and here we arc
seriously proceeding in all gravity
with these blunder8, and adding ono
more catacomb To the list Of Den.
ver's public utilities as cXomplifad
In the gloomy caycrns Of the United
states posto1lco and state capitol
What shall we do about It?
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-03
anme ..prnrhr.n from CoIorndo.

Some Peaches" from Colorado.
The beauty Of the Ney York glrl
N such mass AZ We see In tho trout
row OF the matinee scsia and In
duo entirely 10 the constant recruit
ina 20 the whole with pretty faces
from oil City. Pa. and Households,
The expert In feminine beauty who
has TO do with the selection OF The
perfect forms and pIqusnt faces that
40 10 make up the mass OF beauty In
4 Broadway production II forced to
admit that the Now York girl doosnt
ngure up IN statistics as bolng pref
tier on the average than girls IN any
othor locality In fact aside from
tendency to clearer skin, there are
greater number Of girls Sho
come from tho country than from
the city seeking a place before the
footlights and applause.
II may be that the New York girl
IA not 90 dazEled by the glare OF tho
theater as the country girl aud that
fever Of the real New York girls
seek stage glory but the fact ro-
mains that the river towns and
Pennsylvania produce the real stun
ming faces that freshen up the eho-
rus from time 10 time
Indiana Ia another state that, de-
spits its malaria and swamps, pro-
duees some remarkable beauties. and
Ohio has almost "a great represent
tstIon by It's good looking glrls ON
the stage az Il has by its men In
politics. Colorado has contributed
some peaches" as the term goes,
and California seems 10 have pretty
girl atmosphere when YOU come TO
count tho San Francisco girls WHO
lead In beauty contests on tho stage.
There IL a distinct difference In
the temperament Of the girls who
come from the interior states, so
called. and that OF the girls OF New
York or California There is some
thing in the spirit of tho girls from
impel them to go on and up In tho
work they have chosen. and they are
looking for a chance to Improve ard
take advantage of their beauty and
20 shine as stars" while tho girls
from the interior states are ALWAYS
looking for a chance to get married.
The New York girl has n chlcnoss
and a spirit that none of the other
types possess, but the reputation the
New York girl has In the wide void
for the beauty OF her as an entirely
IN due to the constant migration OF
the pretty girls from the country
Who come TO New York for fame,
husband, or both.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-03
His Philosophy.

II ycahs tell FUN the speci0ca-
tions OF the Curnels and MaIahs and
Jedges. dissemblcd down at the
rostofice." rumlnatingly remarked
sauare-headed old brother Quackcn-
boss. dat do honble gen'emen in
the Senate and the House O. Mis-
representatives streenyusly objects
70 bein' stlgmatlzed as grafters.
Umph.yas! rs noticed dat the
hlscker niger is de more volcan-
icaIly de disrupts at bein' called a
Niger: but rs also took note dat
IL don't exculpate him from bein'
a niger dess de same"
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-03
Oklahoma Veterans Reunion.

jefferson, Ok, Aug 1.-The an
nual reunion of the veterans OF
Northern Oklahoma began here to.
day, and viii last three days Sew
eral noted speakers will address the
old soldiers during the reunion, in
GLIDING Delegate Mcclure, @X-Dele-
gate Dennis Flynn, Ex-Governor
Barnes and Congressman Long and
Calderhead A raicng meet will be-
gin this afternoon and continue dur
ing the week,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-03
Eostcrn RING Comnctition.

Niagara Falls, A. Y, Aus. 1.-The
annual rife shoot Of the troops Of the
Atlantic division began at Fort Mag
ara today. The. contest is prepara-
tory to the army shoot, which will
begin at Fort Sheridan, H., on Au-
gust so.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-03

state prison, was released today by
order of Governor Folk. John Nc
Connell of Joplin, who was tried at
the same time as Bailey, and who
was acquitted recently confessed on
his death bed that he was guilty OF
the crime.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-03
Apple shippers Convention.

Nigaara Falls N. Y, Aug. 1.-The
International Apple Shippers asso-
opened its twelfth annual
convention atthe international hotel
this morning Many apple shippers
from the Central and Western states
are in attendance
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-03
Granted q Charter.

Among the recent charters grant
cd at Austin we note the following
of this city: Amarillo Mil and Ele-
yator Co., capital stock 100000. In
corporators, John F. Morning w.
II .Prater of Amarillo, and II. A.
Pratcr Of Dalton, Ga.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-03

Guthrie, Ok, Aug IA meeting
of all the national s4ard officers of
Oklahoma and Indian Territory is
being made in the Office Of the adiu-
tant general today for tbepurposa Of
discussing plans for matchmaking
the militia of the two territories,
preparatory to statehood
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-03

your iniincar can XII ono every time
no gets drunk an say b thl8 uuidcd
stats has eono 10 rho dcyygl thcI
couso win be % dollars hoping you
nlN Noll."
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-03

For Layatory work, sewer con-
nectiops and all classes OF up-to-
date plumbing work telephone H.
A. Campbell, plumber, successor to
Campbell & Bigger. 45tt
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-03

jefferson CITY, Aug, flames
Bailey who was convicted Of killing
Joplin policeman three years ago,
and sentenced to ten years in the
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-03
A Notre Dame Lady's Appeal.

TO all knowing sufferers Of rheu-
matism, whether muscular or of the
Joints, sciatica, lumhagos, back
ache, pains in the kidneys or neu-
ralgia pains, TO write to her for a
home treatment which has repeat
eddy cured all of these tortures.
She feels it her duty 10 send it to
all sufferers FREE5-y You onre
yourself at home asJ thousands will
testify-no change Of climate being
necessary. This simple discovery
banishes uric acid from the blood,
loosens the stilfened joints, purifes
the blood, and brightcns the eyes,
giving elasticity and tone to the
whole system. If The Above inter-
esls you, for proof address Mrs. NJ.
Summers, Box SIS Notre Dame;
Ind.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-03
CLEARLY WOMAN.
ErroncouvIy Thlnka by Securing Her
Scalp That She Curcs Dnndrun.

Scdlp lAAl quo Nt-hNo '''i"N 49,
Clearly woman has an erroneous idea
that by securing the scalp, which re-
moves the dandrurf scales, she IS curing
the dandrun She may wash her scalp
every day and yet have dandrufr her
life long, accompanied by falling hair
too The only way in the world to cure
dandrum is to Kill the dandruff germ,
and there IS no hair preparation that will
do that but Newbro's Hcrpicde, Herpi.
eide by killing the dandrun germ
leaves the hair free to grow as healthy
Nature intended. Destroy the cause
you remove the effect. XIII tho dan
druf germ with Herpicide. Sold by
leading druggists. Send 1Oc, in stamps
for sample to The Herpicide Co., De-
troit, Mich.
Err. Roach Drug Company Special Agent
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-03
Omen Gnthrlc Federal Building.

Guthrie, Ok, Aug. 1.--Guthrie's
new 100000 Federal building was
formally opened to the public today
with a reception and speeches.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-03

If you want TO buy or exchange
property, a Daily Panhandle want
ad will do IL for you.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
COLUMBIA wREsTlERs BEATEN.

- qua wrestling meet between Columbia and
- :" George Athletic Club. held at the latter s
l,o-se III East 10th street. last night. the Ath-
-, - t4uo easily beat the Collegians. In the 1885,
80 cl@s2. J. Knob the champion Of the Church
Feuc League. defeated A. s. Shiman. OF Coum-
81, "a minutes and - seconds s. &. Efinger. OF
In ttiele Cl-b won from ". y. Jessup ia the
Cs} ---l-t cr ten minutes. The St George Athletic
oe4f eu the cup. The summaries follow:
" NC - and-ffteeG-pound class cfual bout)-W
Anls- 81 t9l-mhia. defeated 4. :. Inker. 81. George
b.. -l-I. Time 1000.
9 = e-.-te1 aI1-tEeEty hve-p0uud class (fral bOut-
Esn u Lalsh =. George Athletic club. defeated L
re ard-tnirty- I'VE pound clsss Chnai bout)
c--l.a. Time -
E1t 20 snd f0ry-hye pound class Cinal bout)J.
anl4 sstorEe Athletic club. defeated +. Hsrre. Co
Etsrse,f aftyeight pound class Cinal bogt)s.
3easyr -. - George Athletic club. defeated ". j.
csef.s r4.--tflla Time. 10 90. X. PsEney Columbia
.ass " hingsorly, 81 George Athletic club. Time.
-ifea sncs. snty- i've pound class tinal bouD-
~ Time 500
- sht class bout)-J. +. EcheznS ,Olu1as
HH-sa {. Aa.eE. Tine 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11

championship. but this ended IN tie. as Grler Of
Penn and Kress, OF Columbia. finished absolutely
even. ColuEasa offered to swim the race over
again to break the tie. This Penn refused to do.
saying that Giller had competed in three races.
while kress had competed in only the relay IN ad-
dillon TO the 1G0-yard swim.
Harvard was not factor in the matches, finish
ing last In At the close Of the an
exhibition polo game was played between picked
team and the regular Pennsy ivania team
F'1ve-nan championship relay 1000 feet each
man swimming 200 feetl--Won by Columbia 20 Kress.
z Matz. II. z. Clarke. c. N. Mckinley T. c. Brown
Pennsylvania q H. Rogers. r. S. Newtod. c A. Nc
Carey z Hopkinson X. Giller), second Harvard C.
Meter. J. V. DURHAM II 2. Allen. P A WyuaAn J.
Palmer. third Time. S;4O@
Plunge for distance shampionshig-won BY J. Il O.
Bryant Pennsylvania 90 n. p I. Well Columbia
90 feet second G d Meier, Harvard A. II IN, third
Diving for plates (sxhbitlun)-Won BY T. c. Marble.
Pennsylvania, 10 plates; L E Pagan. Pennsylvania II
plates second.
Oue-hundred- feet Championship-Won by F. @ Brown,
Columbia K. Ger, Pennsylvania second J. V. ounlan.
Harvard. Time. O.1S-s.
Tub race (exhibition)-won by T z Pagan. Penn
sylvAnia O. d. Yerkes Pennsylvania, second Tine.
eos
One-hundred-yard championship-Tls between X GiIer
PENNSYLVANIA and o Kress. Columbia FOR first: J.
Three hundred yard ehampiOnshp-Won BY Z. Hopkn-
son Pennsylvania; c. NJ Mckinley. Columbia second
@. f. Morrison Harvard. third. Time. 4:S1fs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
NEW GARAGE REPORTS.
Curiosity as to Whether Standard
Oil Company Will Obey Rule.

On January last the new garage regula-i
tons for the city went into effect, and one Sec
ton OF the ordinance reads as follows:
Every licensed vendor OF volatile infarnrnahIe
by-pGoducts Of petroleum shall render to the
Fire Commissioner each week a statement, veri-
fed as TO its correctness by affidavit, covering
deliveries for the week 70 points within the city
The report shall include all deliveries OF such
liquid IN quantities OF five gallons or more and
shall be in detail follows: Date Of delivery,
name OF buyer, point OF delivery. number OF gal
Iens and name and gravity OF liquid This re-
port shall be delivered not later than the second
business day OF each week
George q. Murray. Inspector OF combustibaes.
has Just sent out the first i've thousand OF thu
form which has been drawn Up 70 meet this
section. and intends to see that its requirements
are carried out TO the letter. The first returns
are due back March 20 and there Is curiosity
at Fire Headquarters 10 whether the stand
ard OIL Company viii III the form or not.
A violation Of this ordinance constitutes a.
misdemeanor. The effect Of the form VIII be TO
make the large oil companies disclose the narne
OF every one OF their customers and the amount
OF by-products OF petroleum they buy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
BOSTON AUTO SHOW.
Too Halls Needed to Accommodate
Erhibts-CrozCd at Opening.
IBy Telegraph TO Ths Tribuns.I

Boston, March 1O-with the largest crowd THAI
ever locked TO Mechanics Building the Boston
automobile and power boat show opened tO-nighr4
This IL the last OF the long list of motor exhibi>
lions and the climax fitting one, so far az
attendance number OF exhibitors and artistic
beauty go.
The show was not scheduled TO open until ,. m,
but so great was the crowd that gathered even as
early as O'Clock, that the management. at tha
direction Of the police. decided to throw open the
doors The main door OF the building is given up
to the automobiles.
n the galleries more cars and acceSSor1ess
while the basement IS devoted TO motor boats,
Nearly every exhibit was IN place. as the manu-
facturers had chance to ship the cars Tar enough
In advance TO insure early arrival In Boston
SO great the demand for space al Jh9 SNOW
which is patrOnized by all New England. chaG
Mechanics Building. which has as much MOOR room
as Madison Square Garden. was found TO os toe
small TO hold all the manufacturers VINO Wisnea
to exhibit. To accommodate all corners symphony
Hall was also taken by the show COMMITTEES, ana
that building, too, Is entirely filed with exhibits
This hail. however, viii not be opened until Mon
day night to automobiles. as tonight there was a
symphony concert there
on account OF the great crowd IN attendanes this
evening all the local dealers and visiting manu-
facturers are well pleased with the outlook for q
brisk trade next week. Like all opening show
nights few sales were reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
WIND BOTHERSGUNNERS
Breaking Clay Pigeons at Crescent
4. c. Traps No Sinecure.

Breaking clay pigeons on the wind-swept field Of
the Crescent Athletic Club. at Bay Ridge yester-
day was anything but sinecure. but the dozen or
more hardy gunners who faced the traps did some
excellent work in spite of the unfavorable condi-
tons There was gale from the northwest most
or the time. and two remarkably heavy snow
squalls shut the targets from view for a short
time.
Twelve matches contested and from six 20
a dozen men entered III each Five went IN for the
championship shoot. which proved a most interest
ing contest, each having to shoot at LIS
targets. F. B. Stephenson the winner. with
total OF 1O9. This makes him the leader his three
scores TO date being &c. lO7 and 49, total OF Biz.
with one more day to shoot. H. NJ. Brigham is
second, with total OF 312; A G. Southwark third
with rs and H. Kryn fourth, with 27T
There were eight in the shoot for the Stake
trophy. f. T. Bedford won, with a score of q,
after a shoot-of. He was also high gun for the
march Cup; against twelve others scored "a out
or a possible p. Four pairs shot in the team match.
6. G. Stephenson and T. T. Bedford scoring As to 4S
mace by A. q. Southworth and w. w. Marshall.
mere were fve trophy matches at Is targets.
w. W. Marshall won with a full score, and J.
j. Adams and c. w. Sykes each won trophy with
scores OF IA each. A. G.. Southworth two
trophies, each with full scores and of them
AFTER shoot-on. In scratch match, in which
eleven entered, F. B. Stephenson was the winner
with score Of 13 after a shoot-of G. G. Stephen
son and I. W. Stake having shot tie. divided the
prize instead OF shooting off it. Stake also
the Blizzard shoot
The scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
NeSc Code of Rules for Public
CourSe-PIans at Dunscood;e

Inc pubic golf course at Van Cortlandt Park
VIII be thrown open to the PLAYERS about Anru
l. The sixth green has been moved forward as
result Of the widening of the road at the sta
uon' and many loads of stones have been taken
away IN future fewer complaints are likely to
De hearo over the condition Of the course. as IL
Is planned TO keep the green's rolled and the
rough grass skirting the fair ereen on. oIos.-
Ahis VIII make the lost ball nuisance less no
ticeable. -
A new code OF rules has been drawn I'm &c -,
lows: ~ - Ava
All matches other than singles ara nrohibi+Ad
on saturdays, Sundays and HOLIDAYS
NO payer shall play from tee until the NAV
ers IN 'front.' have played their second stroke "a
are out Of range: nor shall he oIeI, ~ - t aiu
ing green until the party in front has hood
out and moved away ~ ~
Players who have ho1a5 ~. .,,s -. -.
following them ~ prayers arc
o,ba Iy ts looking for lost ball must allow
O1.ieI matches to pass.
Any n.atch playing the whole round NAV CLAIM,
only p'HSins 'he NIL hoies
Turf which is cut or displaced II, n,a,,,, ,,,,,s.
s 9e az once replaced. A player must caTeF,Iiy
M up holes made by himself in a bunker,
must nTocI,ra sundays and holidays players
employees stationed at the first tea~ona tIcI-at
on 49,, - edon player Players not permitted
on Ihese days 70 play off the seventh tee 1IrIeSs
the nave played the first six holes w. "---00'
Inc recently organized Dunwoodie Country
O'uO Is ambitious to have one OF the best eieh
leeh-hole courses in the East Its officials have
noted carefully the best features of many of the
leading links in this section, and when the
course is opened for play visitors will have no
ollacuity IN recognizing the similarity of some
links. OuiU Oh O1her
81 The he ground Is Of rolling nature and we'll
ooapted for golf. majority of the members
Lave Lave LOT some time been connected with the
new ork Golf Club. which makes its head
quarters at Van Cortlandt Park They intend
20 MAINTAIN their membership in the old club
althongh most OF their playing will be ar Dun
"oooie' Which is one station beyond.
Inc Roseviue Golf Club will continue to live
Tor some time to come and, as one of the or
ganization's officials put It last night there will
be no obituary notices Just yet At a meeting
OF the poard OF governors last night it was an
necessary.