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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-09
CHORUS MAKES
ISLE OF SPICE

The Isle Of Spice" was present.
ed at the Grand opera house last
night to packed house. The
building was entirely too small to
accommodate the crowd and a num-
Der were turned away.
The isle u Spice is musical
comedy in two acts, with no particu-
lar story to tell, and its locale j. in
some mythical region, which we
shuld judge was located close to
"Bhong." The opera comes ORGAN
Ially from the IN Sale Theatre. Chi
cago, which theatre tries to come as
near 10 turning out musical CON-
cdy once month as it can. The
opera made quit an impression up
on the theatre goers here. Ii was
eXcellently mounted and costumed,
a large and hard working chorus and
very good orchestra, and incidently
some principal characters. 1t was
in all respects, W. suppose, the best
musical comedy that has visited the
city in some time.
Outside of the chorus and the
trombone player ii the orchestra,
there is little that fingers in the
memory. If Mr.. Pusey, the King
.of Nicobar, was comedian, then
verify to be funny j. an easy thing.
and Messrs. Hopper, Daniels, Collier
and Others called artists, have been
deceiving the public. If those two
idotic sailors were comedians for a
refined audience, then take me back
TO Doyle's or Gouycnaters. on the
board walk at Atlantic City. If
suggestiveness Is wit, we prefer the
French brand, and not the kind from
the La Sale theatre.
We venture to assert that the Goo
Goo man contained more double
etendrc in its verses than YOU would
hear at the Dewey or London theatre
in New York. And the animal imi-
tations of the two parctic Jack Tars,
was nothing but plain yulgaritv.
The ladies in the principal roles
looked pretty and sang nicely. a,
did Mr.. Wainwright. the naval of,
fcer. OF the musical numbers The
Goo-Goo song, the Witches, ant
Peggy Brady. with the honors /,
the last. were the song hits.
Allowing all due credit and prais,
to the isle of Spisc" 4, an evening
entertainment. the fact remains tia
there was nothing to il but tn,
chorus and the trombone PLAYER il
| the orchestra.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-09
OAK GROVE NOTES

Oak Grove, Jan. I've are hay
ing a very successful school taught
by L. Stanley Halter. On New
Years night teacher and pupils gave
a box supper, which was pronounced
a grand success by all present and
especially was it so financially. We
hope they will give another in the
near future.
We have no weddings to report,
but hope TO have soon.
W. X. Thompson and NJ. 5. Me-
Donald were business visitors to
Clarksburg Thursday.
Raymond Halter. Of Fairmont,
was visiting our school Thursday.
We are having very little winter,
which makes the. farmers smile, as
the cattle do not take arch feed,
but the roads are very bad.
W, II. Harrison was a visitor at j.
W. Robinson's last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eppa Goodwin were
called to Clarksburg Sunday to the
cbdside Of their son, Elmer. who is
very sick.
Owille and Carl Mcdonald and
John Traxler were visiting Harry
Thompson Friday night
Columbus Carr and wife were
visiting Joe Cropp Sunday.
The telephones are quite con
yenience to the people and seem 10
he well liked by all, Judging BY the
use made of them.
Harry Thompson and OyilIc Me.
Donald were callers at Jerome Bro
hard's one night last week. They
report a good time.
SAM.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-09
NOTICE 70 PUBLIC

| desire to announce to the pub
lie that | have moved from 400 y.
18th street, Glen Elk, into the For
dyce carriage building, rear Of Ioar
a Whites clothing store. where am
prepared to give all work prompt
and careful attention. Thanking
you for the patronage you have 50
generously given me and soliciting a
continuance of the same.
Yours very truly,
G. P. SUFFER-
6ian6td.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-09

One Minute Cough Cure contains
not an atom Of any harmful drug,
and 1t has been curing coughs, colds,
Group and whooping cough 50 long
that il has proven itself to be tried
and true friend to the many who use
i. Sold BY Stone & Mercer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-09
WATER RENTS DUE

The time-limit for paying water
'rents this quarter expires January 10
and all should pay, BY that time
The water commissioner and com
mittee hereby give notice that the
water viii be turned off from pat
,,ssas who fail to pay by that date.
sjan2t.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-09
DANCE AT HOME HOTEL

The Elite Social Club. colored,
viii give a dance tonight in the par
lors Of the Home hotel. This prom-
ises 10 be a very swagger affair, and
the gentlemen in charge Of the ar
engagements report everything il
readiness for an evenings entertain
ment Prof. Robinson's orchestra
win render the latest music.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-09
P. S. Co.
The Annual Sale
of Under Muslins

rHE CITY is full Of White Sales
y and every one Of them claiming to be
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-09

IA ~KKK@ VI 10 TUT OF White od1tS-
and every one Of them claiming to be
- the greatest. 1t is question for you
to decide One thing is quite, certain, we are
selling more dainty muslin under clothes than
we have ever sold before at this season. The
reason we prefer TO let the exquisite garments
speak for themselves-they tell the story in
every seam, every button, every button hole,
every bit of embroidery and lace, in every piece.
Look where you will-compare pnce with
value,-then come here. Let your judgment
and common sense dictate TO you where you
will buy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-09
Jamaisqn Lady Speaks Highly {.
Chnmberlain's Couqh R6meln

Mrs. Michael Hart, wife Of the
superintendent Of Cart Service, at
Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies Is
lands. says that she has for some
years used Chamberlain's Cough
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-09

c. p. Sutetr has moved his store
from 4o7 North Fourth street to
the building formerly occupied by
A. G. Fordyce carriage factory,
where he is prepared to give all
work prompt and careful atten-
ton. 6jan6t,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-09

remedy for coughs, Group and whoop
ing cough and has found it very
beneficial. She has implicit con-
fdence in it and woul dnot be with
out bottle Of it in her home. Sold
bv Stone & Mercer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-09

Upholstering and furniture re-
pairing cheaper than ever. +. +.
Allen. Goa West Main street, c, r.
0dcll's old stand. ianStf
The Chanute times., 1906-02-23
ON SCHEDULE TIME.

The White House wedding went
off on schedule time, last Saturday.
Miss Alice Roosevelt the oldes,
daughter of the president, was mar
ried to Hon. Nicholas Longworth,
congressman from Ohio.
This was the most notable we'd
ding ever celebrated in the White
House.
President Roosevelt will go down
in history as one of the very greatest
of ourlpresidents, and his daughter
has shown the traits of rare good
sense common to the Roosevelt fam
lily. Many young girl would have
had her head turned, long ago, by
the position in society in which she
has been placed. Not so with Miss
Alice. She stood :he temptations
and alurements of Washington So
ciety and has always maintained her
self respect and agreeable. manners.
She visited the old world with
that distinguished party and received
the homage of the many crowned
heads and still she was not known
to do or say silly thing. Through
it all she was the true hearted Amer
ican maiden.
This bachelor congressman has
surely won one of Americas capital
prizes in the matrimonial lottery.
The Chanute times., 1906-02-23

The new Carnegie library building
In this city is now practically finished
1t is beautiful and artistic building
we'll adapted for the purposes fol
which it was designed. 1t is an
ornament and a credit to any city OF
the size of Chantte.
Mr.. Carnegie gave $4,000 for is
construction and equipment and the
liberal minded citizens donated the
site. 1t is located on South Lincoln,
one block from main street on a
beautiful corner, in the very heart of
the city.
The city is under obligation to
raise maintenance fund of 200
per year to keep it going. We now
need a goodly supply Of new books,
Those who have not paid any parti-
cular attention to the matter have
not the faintest idea of the patronage
the library is receiving in its present
The Chanute times., 1906-02-23

all his pockets tull ofmoney to sup
port him through his trip, and when
he gets through he has to get out of
the country Immediately. But it is
much easier for rich, fat American
millionaire, with all his tainted dol
lars on his back, to climb to heaven
through the fire escape than for a
Chinese to come through the ports
of the United States. daughter. }
Therefore, outside of those five
classes-an actor, we cannot get an
actor over here to amuse US in our
leisure hours; we cannot get min
lister of the gospel over here to come
and minister to our spiritual welfare,
to tell us which way to go to hea-
ven and which way to the hot place;
we cannot get doctor over here to
heal us, or to kill US, either way.
Here we are; We are supposed to
come in, but all these are not.
"Now, / have a letter in my
pocket written by friend of mine
of the class of go of Yale college,
and he went back to teach English
In our college in Singa pore. He
taught three years there. and then he
taught in other colleges in China.
and eight months ago he came over
here and tried to take post-grad-
uate course in philosophy in Colum.
bia university. Eight months ago |
he arrived in San Francisco; after a
month in the detention shed he was
deported. / have got a letter in
my pocket. and defy any Chinese
immigration official to write a letter
n such beautiful English, in such
veil chosen diction and in such
elegant style as that letter was
written by Chinaman that they de-
,orted." II
The Chanute times., 1906-02-23

He, from all reports, seems
worthy. He is a man of wealth and
good standing and prominent in
Ohio affairs.
The immense wealth of presents
that was showered upon this couple
coming from all parts of the world,
is tribute not alone, to the great
worth and popularity of the bride and
groom, but is tribute to this great
country and its great ruler through
his daughter, Miss Alice.
The Chanute times., 1906-02-23

quarters. Our boys and girls and
older people patronize it freely aud
receive great deal of benefit,
When the new building is occupied
the room will be so much more COM
modious and pleasant it should receive
much more patronage from the read
ing public, The leading dailts
and magazines can always be found
on the tables of tee reading room, free
to all. In the new building a com
modiOus waiting room is prepared
where ladies from the city or country
can sit and rest themselves. Ladies
from the country, who have to wait
in the city for some time are especi-
ally asked to visit the library building
and feel at home so long as they may
wish to stay. We are not Informed
as to just when it will be open to the
public, but very soon now, when all
will be welcome.
The Chanute times., 1906-02-23
CALLED

John A. Mccall, late President
of the New York Life company has
passed away. His was strenuous
life of hard word. His system would
not stand the strain of the many
charges brought against the com
pany and the investigation that fol.
lowed,
The Chanute times., 1906-02-23

Congressman Campbell is asking
that the relation of the railroads and
Standard Oil Co, be investigated,
as affecting freight rates.
The Chanute times., 1906-02-23

Gov. Hoch has turned down the
application for the pardon of Arthur
Ireland walking delegate now serv-
ing six months sentence for beat
ing a non union machinest.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30

Srau @ona SarpOlO beoins In ct.
auuis SelbitmUro, neil iie BON benz
Nietbsberrn tueeen unbesablter
Rietbe aus eewieien tuurben Iollte
uno elm Stbidtueunssfrma bic W0s
bel abbOIeu wOIIts. Die 5rau muir,
De in ibrem nit @as anaetallten
8tmmer eritidt aufsefunben.
Sn ct. Souls perluunbete Oer
tn semp's 9ruuerei beid1dftiete Geu.
Saleier ourH cine Sfubpunbe feline
5rau tn einem @utbanfaI lebensse.
fdbrlib uno erid1OB iid banu ielbn.
Shleier mar etn itreitiaHtieer gbas
ratter unb bate Dor ber Gbat nit
Ueitnrbeitern BurtluedIel, neil ibm
uon ieiner aOse beanIpruates aran.
teneeIo nidlt betuiIIiet tuuroen mar.
- Der tuoblbaben0e 5armer
SameS Seeu tuurbe am SamHaa
9ahmittaa in 8udanan Counts, uun
SObn R. @ruOt unb beHen 17idbrt.
gem SObue @iTie eriaOfen. Der
Streit entitau5 baOurH, Oas SssO
elmer 2iebiHaft ieines II iabrieeu
SObnes nit Der Is Sabre alten Beu.
Lab GroOt opponirte. Der alte Grout
lDurbe eefaneen nna ct. SOiepb se.
bra4t. pabrenb ieiu SObu uadj Rans
ias entflOb.
- gtafl oe6 uou ben Gountp GIIeIs
loren bel Der Staats' Electromagnetic.
beboroe einselaufenen 8eridteu be.
taufen iiH bic QIbltdbunsen bee
Steueriperthe TN Stnat W9jTiuuri
tnspeiamntt uuf 81. PAL, ,6S5, ,556, uno
smar fallen buoOn $685., ,7S4. sos ouE
@runoeiaentbnm unb $sOS, 1851, ,04s
nuf ReriOnaleieentbun. 9tes be-
oeutet cine 8unubme aeseu Oas uOrs
berseeaneene Sobr gum 1stras BON
s7l, 76i.l97
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30

ytndj 10st6aieer 8erbnnbluna ea.
bette Oer RrUseB sseeu ben bes Inter.
ihleifs ausellneten iraberen 8ant.
8afiirers linton s. Wlispasel, i'm st.
Gbarles gOuntp 8rstsaeridbt nm
Greitaa BOrmittoe nit elmer 9erur.
tbeitune oes Gusetlneten su :iner
s,peiidbrieen 8u1tbausRra!e. Der
Sou mar Der Surg nnl 9onneriaa
Gbeub, fur3 nndb 6 llbr iiberpeben
tpDrnen. Ulispnael'a Sln.palte aelg,
ten iOfOrt zen antrau fir einen neuen
8rDseB. Der Gntrne ruirb nufaues
Npril DerbunoeIt tuerbeu. Wiittler.
lueiIe befin6et iid, @ispneel unter
ieiner nIten 8areidait BON sl2.0o
ouf freism 5uB. GuuS Elm neuer
&rpseb uertueiuert ruerben IOTIte, mo.
ran tnuut gu sipeiieln 1T. min Wlia
paael 8erniunp an Oas StantsDber
geridt rinlseen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
Gin tOatufinnissr t1sssr
SIN staatssudtbauis erisofsn.

8pei EoOte unb atpet G@meruers
ruunbete iinb bns &eIaltat zines
aampfes, Der am Uaontas Rorsen
balb s llbr i'm stau.ssuatbnuIe su
Sefferion gits f.attfnnb.
Der gteser .sunnb@ S[nberion,
ruelher rpeeen INCONSISTENCIES pom
ct. Souls auf bier Sabre nad benz
8uHtbauie seianot luurbeu mar, bats
tie itOn felt einiaen @Odsu spuren
Don Seiitesiioruns seseist. uuO mar
oesbulb bee GbtbeiIuus fur Snualis
ben Suaetbeilt tuOrOen. SdOu uor
Ginieen Eaeen butte NnberiOn IidJ im
@Biaal unbdnOie benpmmen. NIB
feline GbtbeiIlns am Rontae ROrsen
gum 6rIbtid aus ibren 8eIIen aer
lalien tuOroen ruaren, ertbeilte ber
Gufieber ben 8efebl Stuberion tuie.
|
oer In feline Belle Suriidaufabren unb
tbm bort ietn 5riibtid 81 perabreid)s
en-. Gts Der Babter Sames Boub
iih anitidte ben 8efebl nuSsufabren
meiserte fid NnoeriOn oemIelben
SebOriam gu leilten unb SUe Elm
/ 10
baariaarfes s&utermsiier. nit benz
er iib auI BOOo itdrstc unb bemiel.
ben einise i4were Stidbwunoen in
bic Bruit beibrahte, an beuen er la
einieen @linuten itnrb. 8uei anoe.
re @efansene, ueltbe BODb su Silfe
ellen wOlIten uurseu BON benz
@abniinnieen ebenfallS i9mer per.
lest. Run lief Der gleser bic 9reppe
in bem 3eIeuaebdube binauI. uers
fUlet Uon elmer eInSubl berbeipeeilter
8dd1ter. Sier nnhm er i'm 4. SteH
Stellun3 seeen ieine gerIOleer nnb
OrObte icbeu Der Tim nnbstam gu er.
ite&en. Capt. see ber Sllfs.@er.
polter CAB, ots teine GnsTd5t uur-
buuOeu pnr ben Reeer letsnbis sa
fnneen, ben 8efebl nuf ibu 3u ihiess
en-, unb Nnberion innf, bon metres
rem aneeln aetrpIfen tu0t Az HOben.
Die stuei ShueruerIebten Iiub ber
gteeer Bm. Sheridan BON ct. AOuis
Eano Bm. &Odwel, Elm @eiBsr, bon
Rettis GOnntp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30
aerntan,t. aelo, grettap ben 80 aear,, 1906

lambs iest 60, sos, 1873 Seelen be.
trdst, eine 8annbme bon etwu sebn
ErOsent tn ben lebten fiinf Sahreu.
giatarlid1 nimmt bic 8euOlteruue ber
8ereiuistsu etaaten raider su, nber
Oas 1T iniolse Der iiurten Gtnmnnb.
una. 4eim Ssubium bieier 3ublen
tuiro ipobI ieber GrunSUie issIihe
SOffuuus uuI sBieOererlansuus bon
GliaB- -2Otbrinaen nufeebeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30

aanse @eihihte. @as lou aus bic.
fen 9euten tuerben. tuelfe unter bie'
lem Stud itebeu, 2cuten, bic our ar'
belt tuObl fabta unb aeswuneen iinO.
ibr tdaIihes YrOb ,u perbisnen2
9ieies III elm iebr ernies ErOblem
ber iUStalen Grnse.
90 5eist benz iunaen Rnnne bic
@Otbmeubieieit, buB er ettuns fiir bas
Utter beiieite leeeu muB. 9urh
itritte Spariamteit N es mObI far
eiuen @ann, bee In gutter @eiunb'
belt bleibt, mbplidj, tudbrenb Der
eriieH 10 Sabre ieineS 9.bens Elm
8enie 5u eriparsn. slbsr bieie ttei'
ne iuure Griparnib lit babir, IObnlb
Rrantbeit iih einiieat. unb er muF
Der 8eIt alS Better ms Geti1i
itnuen.
&ie mihtie iuute es bnber Iein,
ieine @elun6beit uno &raft In GHt 81
nebmeu-iein einaiees aupital. Gae
Nlanner iiberifdsen 81 serne ibre
GusOouer. sic uernnHlaIiieen lit
10 Ianse, Bis iie thutiddlif nihtR
mebr wertb iinO. Nber cine iurst
Sebanolune bin unb pieber nit ein'
EN- suuerIdiiieen Wittel, iueldbes baS
Sgitem uufbnut un6 bas Blut rel
niet, inoem es bic nnsebduften Gb
fauitoffe ertfernt, tuirb bus Sptem IL
gutter 8eihaffenbeit balteu.
Inter uIen Ritteln bieier 9lrt aib
es uieIIeiht teins, oas iolden GriOlI
unb iOlde HeIiebtbeit iidj ermurbei
bat, pIe 6orni'S Glpenlrduters8lu.
beleber. gr If teine GpOtbetersReb
i5iu, iunbern tuirb benz 9nbIifum bi
reit augeiteIIt burd1 bic gieentblme,
Or. Seter 5nbrnep & Sons Co., IL;
-llS so. SOpue SIue., gbicusO
SD.
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nsuisfeiten aus lltiRouri

- Su RabiiOu. Ronrue gountp,
beping oer 5rieben8rihter George w.
ySitcor SelbitmOrb burd GrihieBen.
Ran tenut tstne llriad3e far bic 5bnt.
Sm &aud3baus ibrer gtteru nuf
elmer 5urm bel @sIlspille. .glonteOm.
erp @ouulp, erbdnste iih bic Iebiee
emma Green aus unbelannter llr'
iahe.
Sm &insu 0Otel in RsricO
puroe Der 81 Sabre alte B. q. Ro.
binion, sObn eiues Rihters in gbis
coeo, tubt in ieinem 5immer nufee'
funoen. Cine RaseubIutune bot
ben Sob Oeruriabt.
- Beil ibn feline Grau nit ben
stuei aiubern uerlniien pDIIte, be-
sius in SaHnibul Der rs Sabre alte
GIua Snn GrmftrUnslS lSeIbitmOrb, ius
benz er iid) ben pals nit einem Rn.
iirmeiier ourHidnitt,
SIN 8erIauf uon Streitipteitsn
rueeen 3abtuna bes Bnhtbetraees
fir Wineulanb marble am 9onners'
tag unbe @eutralin, Boone kGountb,
Der As Sabre aIts Sabn Olbbam pm
benz so Sabre alten S. 9. gomnr6s
erIh0hen.
- Gus SOptins, glOonDop COUNTY
tuirb berithtst, oaB Der 9aubpuittrda'
er SamueI 8rOwne auf ieiuer 9Uur
am ytittmOd pl6slid1 erbIinbete,
Die llrlate tpirb benz IOrttpdbrenbeu
Bid auI bic gdneeHdcbeu nuf ieiner
Route aueeiariebeH.
Sn @risbt GountpIbrndten an
NittpOH Gbenb cine GnsabI Rah'
barn oem neuuermdbttenR 4saur Subr
Cooler unb Rarp Slew bic lbhhc
anbenmulit anb On cine GuSubI Oer
Muiillnten betrunten mar, 10 ent'
ftaub eipe Saieserei. bel luelaer 60
ruarO Smith ouaeubhdlid eri4OiIer
luuroe.
- Ger Barbiae gurtts SadIur
lpurbe am 5reitas in QOptar Bluff
Butler gUuntg, iueaeu gtotbsatlt se'
b6nst, Obne Oab iein Gall uOr bai
slppelIntiunsaeritbt esbrnht tuurbe
@enau Dor cinem WOnot uurbs bal
gerbreden besansen, inoem Safioi
cine wstse 5rau in $OpIur Sluf
uereepaltiete.
Die 2e Sabre ate peiaieOen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30

Sa oer Biener ameritaniiaen So,
ionic luirO bas Sdeibeu StOret's
nid,t ionoerlid beOauert. Gr unb
ieine Satin uaren nidt popular,
Oenu iie euben lid nit ben SImcritas
ueru, bic iidl OOribereebenO in Der
Saiieriuot an Der 3onau nufbielten,
ruenis nb uuO uaren felt benz Gage
tbrer SIntunit bemabt, In ben areis
Der bbafen Gbelsfamitien gu ee.
lansen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-30

Inter ben Grbeitern odbrt es I'M
eanSen ruiIiiHen &eihe uie0er se,
raltis. QIm bebrpblihHeu 1T bic
Sage entlane benz 2aufe oes Don.
Bie bereits ppr einiaeu Gneen ee.
melbet, baben iid In GtatriuOslam
is, 900 Mann an ben Streit beaeben
nuo ben eeeen Iie eelhitten &oiafen
f6rmIide SdIahten aeIiefert. Sest
tutro aus RUStau eemelbet, bub aud
In ben burtieen Nrbeiterpierteln
srOBe Gufreeuns berridt. Sn Rieff
IOlI am Nontns elm alIeemeiner Gus'
itaub beeinnen unb unter ben Gnees
iselten Der bieiiaen erOBen Sabriteu
asitiren bic SO,inlihen nit allen
Wlittetn fir einen neueu pOIitiihen
GsnsraiiiEsif. Vie Ruaei1eu Oeut.
en- bnrauf bin, bab ons Srhbiabr
nbermalB cine aetpnttiee Grbsbuno
Der arbeitsnben @nfen unO uieIIeiht
nuH Der gnuern brinssu tuiro. Sm
saautalas uurIen am 20. b. ". bic
0lnpeteIlten iantmtliber GilenbubuIi.
nten bic GrbeIt nieberleasu.
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QIniheinenb uermebrt iidb bic 8e.
uDlterune teines 9nnOss 10 raid pis
oieienioe Oes bsut!tsn 8eiHes, benn
bic ueueife BOlsS5dhIuuo. r5elas, am
$. December DDreenuu,men ipurOe,
erpiebt, OaR bic SspOIlerurs 3suitb.
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Meyer as president. and E. F. Rippstein as
cashier OF said bank each of US. do solemnly
swear that the above statement Is true TO the
best OF our knowledge and belief.
AUGUST MEYER, f. f. RIPPSTE1N.
President Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this Goth
day OF March A. D. nineteen hundred and
six
Witness my hand and notarial seal on the
date last aforesaid Commissioned and quali-
fed for term expiring Dec. 10th 1909
FRED. l.. WENSEL
(SEAD Notary Public
GEO. KRAETTLY
Correct JOHN H. HELMERS Directors.
Attest, L. Il. ROBYNl
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we, II a. hreuer
as president, and a. b. Walker as cashier OF
said hank, each OF us do sOemnly swear that
the above statement Is true 10 the best Of our
knowledge and belief.
r. A. BRHUER A, b. WALKER, 8
President Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me, this Goth
day OF March A. d. nineteen hundred and
six
Witness my hand and notarial sea- on the
date last aforesaid (Commissioned aud quail.
fied for q term expiring Dec. 10. lq06)
FRED I. WENSEL
fSEAL) Notary Public;
ROBERT WALKER
correct NY w. TEKOTrE
Ettasi HENRY GRASS ( Directors.
". A. SILBER
A. ]. PRUD0r
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8eridte aus benz uOn elmer Sune.
ersnotb beimeeiudten r6rbti9en
Gbeite BON Supan seiaen. bnB Oas
@leno in ben betreff,nOen 9inrtiten
melt prdBIiher 1T. aIs bis iest bon
nmtIiaer Seite supeftanben wurbe.
@abeau cine RilIiun Reniden 1T am
Serbuneern uno Elm GROCER Sbeil Der
uuelafIifen miro elenOlid) su @run.
De aeben, weun uidJt bon nuspdrts
Silfe tUmnt. Die &epierune mabt
arOBe Slnitreneuneen bic 9eotb su
linoern, uermns iebDdJ 2ebensmittel
niht In ben u6tbisen luantitdten
mad ben betroffenen Bssirten su be.
foroeru ano bic uad1lte Steisernte 1T
nod uuae fiinf Ronate entiernt.
Terihlimmert miro ons @lenO burt
Die berrilbenoe Rdlte, unter pel9er
bic 3unsernoeu furhtbur IeiOeu.
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Keins ulten Eeute perIdnet, ons III
bdufis bic GntluOrt. tuslds uiele itd-
ties aeute erbultsn, bic nnd] strbeit
.iubsn. Gs iinO bsr5tOie Borte, bars
auf oerednet ben lsbtsn Tunten bon
Wautb aus ben traurieen persen 81
treiben. Die 2sute iinb uibt su alt,
um urbeiten su ibnnen, aber man
ssbraubt iuuoe seuts; Oas 1T bic