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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05
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Erobooen

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'ormtss Slut, brau4t ri6fioe gefrn6.
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iOnssntrirtm Set. Rabruns, ba Gett
has Element If, b0s in gurem Spfem
manselt.
% sibt ieine Gttt.RGbruns, bic 70
Iti9t DerOaut unO Gifmilirt wirb ME
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05

0ie 9~6psninnafrau.

oWas eibt btnn9" flosfe Der Cir.
tnsbirettor bic 90penbGnoieerin, bic
nit alien 3eiden bes SGredens bpr
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stDesb0Ib geben Sic benz ni9t binein2
Sns Publifum tpurtst f4on." .A9
gott, iG fam ia ni&t. @ebeu sic
bod ieIbf, ba 1T ia cine Mlaus Sci ben
21pen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05
Gren3en Ser qfli6t.

.aliO, meme 2iebs.@ faste Der pfar.
rer eur grnut, sic piffen. bab sic
Sbrcn 9dtten lieben, sbren unb inn
iissrall bin fOlsen miiifen1 .2l6,
SEER pfarrer, nit liebsn unb ebrsn
.airs es ia gang re6t, dber iibsruIl bin
folseng Ulein Nann 1T ia Suuder."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05
eiasntIi& bat fie aedt.

sSiebft Dr." fuete Serr G6puppsf,
-bd bat fi9 iDisOsr Elm Mann bas 2ss
ben genommen. neil isin 5eim uners
quidIi9 mar" .So2" erpiberte
Grau S4DuppsL .unb fie bsnn has
9eim bdbur9 srquidli9er s~efDorben2
Ober iost bic 3situns ntdts ~OuriibsrG'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05

Gin Dint sur GriI6srbdItuns BON
@fIbbret. Streit man friI9 gemables
men 4dffee duf WiIbbret, 70 fam mar.
ts bnbur9 tpObIIHmedsnb frifd erbaIs
ten. Dan reinige Srpor bag Wilbbret,
b. :. man tpdf6e 3iibor bds 8lut db,
bebede be bertpunbeten SbeiIe NIT
2Sf9pupier, pideIs bic aDpfe Elm unb
itreue bunn ben g~emabIsnen aaffee iiber
unb sfpif9en ben peIs; bonn pade man
bos @ilObret %forefGltis Elm, unb es
iDirb frif6 unb tpobif1medenb in Der
uneiinfisften Sahrssseit erbolten bleis
ben. Gin SbeelSffeI boil Rdffee 1T aus
rsi4enb fir Elm padr Rebbibner, Elm
9ebdufter gblGffeI fit einer 6uIen.
Aud @ilbbret, tpeIhts IN Riften rber
46rbeH berfdnbt fpirb, fam duf bic bes
i&riebens Weife frsi bon iibIsm @ern&
bltfben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05
Sat unb Naus.

.Mnmd, Diana, eire Giaus 1T IN
RE ssigf4iiiei geipruneen." Die
Nutter mar natiirIid fsbr ununsenebm
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Ia setban9D sd babe i9nsll bic
Sage h~ineineefsbt, unb bic arbsitst 30
bsrum. fis ipirO Tis f9On trisseu.1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05
Chr. aaetbobs.

.@ratuliers mir, iis bat mid ers
Bort" sDus punbert mid ni9t. Sd
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Wibt buB 9u unfunsef, mir ben Sof
al MAIDEN
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05
@Indndtr etsrn.

Orr 9. smnabtIf MID. as. bak
BrL 8iufem immer obDdenb, penn,
az. auf gsfHh tomme." Srf. q.
9 bielss N}0b6en III unlsr einem
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05
Gsine qinutOmte.

sDu mart unsebOrIum. pepi, bafiir
mnb i'd Did b~etrafeu, bnmit ss Dir
81 5ersen brinst.@ pspi: .Srrf Oh
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5er5 Iiegt, Wdmu9-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05
: Bon Der 6eilsarmss.

arst: rSpre6en sic mon4mdl i'm
Shlufe2" II 9reOiger Der 5eilsarmse:
egtein, i6 fpre4e in unaersr 2euis
S4luf; i4 bin prebiser."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05
aathspsrbIHfb..

profeifor Der anatomis: Sa
ben innertn GebOrsnng seldngen mits
inter HrembfDrpsr binein. Gs bans
bdt fid bubsi msiitentbeiIs lin fleine
Rinber.1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05
ge Gin 0ampfsr.

a.: Isle piffen ni6t, ipie i'd bas
Mdb4en Itebe = fis lit fir mid bic
gauge @slt. @as piircen sic an meis
rer Stslle tbun2" g.: .Miir suerIt
bic sdn5e @eIt better %unishen.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05
Gefd5rlid.

sat Sbr 8dbb f9on bic MloIern
6srr YOpps9" frusts tbsilnebs
menb bic rieue Rd1bortH. - .8H,
BIT! Spre9en Gle niGt 70 laati"
iDarnte 8err popps; rtpenn er bon
etDds bort, mas sr mod ni9t sebabt
bat. briilIt sr. Bis er's betOmmt!1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05
Nnaenpmmer.

6rrr: sir sic, mein 5rdnIetn,
m08te Id bus er0Bte OpFsr brineen.S
Dame: Damn beir1tbsn @ie, Bite
te, rnefne dltere G9tpsfter, benn bepor
bic ni6t Derbeirotbet III, TONNE iG
nidt bran
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05
&reiSlauf.

": .@drum i9rsit benr Der Suns
&c fo2" - g.: .@sil Jpn Iein Batter
baut." a.: r@arum baut er i'm
benn9- g.: .@eiI er fdreit!@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05
Grt4.

@efddftsinbaber (3u sinsr, Saufi.
rer. ben er ni9t los tperben fdnn):
I'D babe iebt feline 3eit utlb dl9 BON
oIlem m0gliden ben &Opf boil"
5aufierer GhneID: rDa tSnrtsn sic
biellei4t meine gang borJisIiden 2dms
me gebrauhen.1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05

gsi e9ldgaHfdfen "a Dor alien Elm
6enfpflaiter auFsuIsgen, am Better an
Die fnHere MnbsnflSGs Big Elm arst
herbeissboIt 1T.
GoIicHfldnre altSiaffsf I'M Sem.
snsIii6eB @FIafer borsnsiebtn. Moa
Effsn6iet i'm nit Maiisr anb Isat ihn
cuff iltifs
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9nfb.

.Dsnisn Gis nut, pepL bsr
MrcfeIfor BOT aug GdredeH iiber
/ Gln5rnh BE Gprn3s psrlcttr"
Msl6e 6snn. enSbiSs Grai9 "
Eidl ia is4sle
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05
gSf. 8uben.

3tDei anaben, BEL benen Gtoffs
geinlleiber bur4ous ni6t bieItsn, Be.
fornen fol4e bon 2sber anse3oser, nit
btnen Tie f~porntreids binausIieFsn
nno gdn5 berf4dmt in bobenIoIem CUE
itdnbe Suriidtsbrten. - Die Mutfer:
sSnneens. tDie bubt Sbr bos onsefans
aen9" - Der tltine Mior: mir boz
ben urs uuf ben S&Isifftstn ssfebt.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05

S6purSe 9ufns bic Der &inefiI6en
fdf gIei4pertbia III, tpirb ipis foIgt ere
Seugt: Dan DermiTGt feinsn RifB milf
gitem, Innse 3eit fart in Waffer oes
foftem 9eim nnb fiist stfpns Sampler
unb WlDihus binsu. Differ 9eia tutrb
tn DOrmen aebrudt nnb Idneiam iiber
btfber 4f9e getrodnst.
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gerbOr.

Grdu: sWenn ih fGOn srIaube, baB
sbr Gelisbter sic befu9t, 70 moGte
i'd bod erft tpiiien, mas er iRg1
aOhin: sWobdmeter, Der iBt allies,
iusrn i'd rur firs n0tbise SstrGnt:
forge
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05

MeiBe G6leier tpGI&t mon In Iduerr
@dffer nit stfDns 1Oror, inbem man
iie 3tDif@tn ben 66nben briidt. Damn
ifdrtt man fie In 3udernnlFer, BEN ets
mas Bcrnr anesftbt IN, lnb ftedt fie
nit StednnbsIn fcrsfGltia un6 eIeids
mdBis auf Elm pIittbrett ouf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-06
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
ToDAY'S GAME.
Foundry VS.. Calvary.
Rain Helped ssMetso to Win.

Those downtrodden trailers made another
desperate and wicked stab yesterday to
break into the won column and almost
speared a victory. but after the Babies
were getting their rally into good healthy
condition. old Jupiter Piuvius. assisted by
the umpire. declared hostiiities off and the
Metropoitans were the final victors in
stubborn contest, by the score of to Z.
The inaugural ceremonies wound up with
the Nets one to the good and for two or
three innings the tailenders trailed along in
their usual fashion. but when the driZZe
began the babies showed liking for mud
and a juicy spere. In the sixth they got
next to Zirkle's slantS of the soaked horse
hide for two singles and triple. which,
with a wild throw by Hurdle netted three
runs. To these they added three more In
the seventh and the Nets were having the
fight of their lives when the drizzle became
a shower and the game was called
Both twirlers were wild Zirkle who had
just became eligible for the Nets. passed
addition to five free tickets he made a
couple of fierce filings that helped Nets two
runs over the rubber In the first inning.
The be-cphered ones romped over the
pasture In more Intelligent and effective
style than in any game this season. and
were also handler with the cudgel than is
their custom. Kerpar as usual. back-stop
ped excellently. and put lots Of ginger in
his youngsters.
Hurdles batting was a marvel of incon-
sistency. He sandwiched pair of strike
outs between brace Of two baggers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-06
QUAKER CITY WOMAN
GOLFERS BEAT BOSTON

NEW YORK. June 6.-Phiiadelphia's
woman golfers upset calculations yesterday
afternoon by defeating the Boston Woman
Coli Association team at the Nassau Coun-
try Club In the first series of the intercity
match for the Griscom trophy. There were
fifteen on a side, and Philadelphia won nine
matches to six. This entities the Quaker
city team to play the metropolitan forces
today In the decisive match.
Nearly every one expected an easy victory
for the Bostonians. but the absence of sew
eral prominent players handicapped them.
The first surprise Of the day came when
Miss Pauline Macky of Boston, the ma
tional champion. lost to Mrs. r. H Barlow.
Each match counted point. but at straight
hole play Mrs. Barlow won by UP and
to play.
A notable win for Philadelphia was that
of Mrs. Caleb +. Fox. VINO won by up
and l to play over Miss Fanny Osgood. a
former Massachusetts champion. Mrs. Fox
has a daughter engaged to be married and
a ix-foot- four-inch son. She came home
In AZ.
Another clever win for the Quaker city
was that OF Miss Frances C. Griscom,
former national champion. She won hand
lily from Miss MolHe Adams
Although defeated, Miss Alice Underwood
of Boston made plucky stand against Mrs
NJ. C. Work. Miss Underwood came on in
time to bring her clubs. She had never seen
the course. but in spite OF the double ham
dicap she lost only after an extra hole
match.
s Mas G. shreve, one Of the younger OF the
Boston set. has nnique way Of play1ngs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-06

Post Office was outplayed on the White
Lot yesterday afternoon. and the Farmers
won their fifth consecutive victory In
game chock full of excitement and damp
ness the score standing to f. when Jupi-
ter Pluvius put stop to proceedings In
the eighth
Despite the threatening weather condi-
tons probably the largest crowd of the
season was on hand to witness the game
that had been hera1ded through the depart
ments as the greatest ever. There were
more than the usual number of the fair
sex present to cheer their respective heroes
and for the first time this season they
seemed to be In the majority, their varied
coiored hats and gowns. and particularly
their bright and wnsome faces. making
an artistic setting for the game that would
have charmed the eye of an artist.
AS was generally predicted, 1t was pitch
ers battle between Sanders and Haring,
and the former got little the better of 1t.
This would probably not have been the
case however. if Haring had been given
tne support that he should have received.
Neither side succeeded In scoring in the
nrst three innings. though both had men
on the bases In the first and third. Both
pitchers showed up particularly well at
these times. With two down in the fourth
Sanders passed Kerr. who stole second and
TOOK third on Orrison's hit. Orrison stole
second, but Adams flew out to left and
they were both left. In the second half
'SD'i Oh uch out w IUStOn sent one TO
left center for a single and stole second
Wiley struck out and Doyle sent an easy
one to Fenton that should have made the
third out. but it got through 'Moech's"
legs and Winston scored the first run of the
game. Brown was an easy out to left.
Roth sides were BANKED in the fifth. In the
sixth Winston was hit on he foot by low
ball that bounded just as he raised that
member to step away. Wiley singled and
Winston was thrown out trying to make
third. Wiley taking second on the play.
Doyle singled to left and Bradley made a
fine throw to the plate and had Wiley by
a small margin. but In his anxiety Steven
son dropped the ball and he was safe By
quick recovery and throw he nailed Doyle
at third. Brown few out to left. Post
Office got one of these back In the first
half of the seventh Orrison was safe on
Wlnstons tumble of a grounder, and COM
pleted the circuit on three brilliant steals,
scoring the first run for the mail men.
With two strikes on Fenton for the third
out. and Stevenson second as result
of a pass. he got good lead and made
dash for the plate just Sanders started to
wind up. Weber saw him coming and ex-
tended himself to get the ball In time: but
the ball. runner, catcher and batter all
came together and ORR was safe. Fenton
struck out. By this time. although 1t was
raining fairly hard Umpire Venable forced
them to play. With the wet field and ball
both sides scored in the next two innings,
although a lot of dilatory tactics were in
dulged in
Out of the twenty-four outs credited to the
Farmers Sanders made seventeen of them
on strikes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-06

St Stephens Institute and Aloysius clubs
played O. six-inning game yesterday after
noon on the grounds at 18th and d streets
northeast the former winning by the score
of 10 20 s.
Up until the fifth inning the game proved
interesting and exciting. the boys OF both
teams were in the game from the start, al
though errors were frequent visitors to the
score book.
Aloysus was the first to get runners
across. 1t happened in the second. Hess
Ter. tf-e first man up. got to first on Sebas-
tan's error. stole second and went to third
on Rapp's attempt to catch him at second.
On Corrigan's three-base hit to right he
scored. The latter counted on Whites error
of Ruizs grounder to short. st. Stephen 8
made five in their half of the second by
punching hits and couple of costly errors
Moriarity first got two bases on an error by
Ruiz. stole third and scored on CAROLS hit
to left. The latter stole second, and on Sc
bastians hit he advanced to third. Both
men crossed on McCarron's beautiful long
drive to the car shed for homer. White
was the next to bat. and reached first on
Hessier's error after he had been given
three strikes. stole second and scored on
pretty single by Welsh. In the third and
fourth Aloysius scored two and one re-
spectively. tieing the score, but in the fifth
st. Stephens again totaled five runs by hit
ting OPPORTUNITY. The game was called in
the sixth. after Aloysius had been to bat, on
account of darkness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-06
PRINTING OFFICE LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.
Today's Game.
Blanks vs.. Cowboys.
Pressmen Nosed Out COWBOYS.

BY far the best game played in the Gov
eminent Printing Office League this sea-
son was pulled off yesterday when the
Pressmen just nosed out victory over the
Cowboys after seven hard-fougnt innings
by the score of to 3. 1t was pitchers
battle throughout between Brown and Her
bert with the honors about even, and had
not Perry's error occurred just at a criti-
cal time in the last inning 1T might have
gone on indefinitely. with the score a tie.
TIE game was characterized by some very
clever fielding by both sides, and also some
sharp batting by the Cowboys, who earned
all three OF their runs.
Laframbois at second for the Cowboys
played a star game In the field He COW
cred an enormous amount OF territory GO
tnR to all parts OF the field and gathering
in balls Percy Given occupied the role OF
chief slugger. being the only one to get
more than one hit. a home run and a single
being his share.
II looked as though Herbert was in for a
iambasting In the first inning, the first
three men getting safe hits: but after this
he settled down, and In only one other
inning, the fourth, did the Cowboys get
more than one safety. Chute led off with
a single and Cotter shot q swift grounder
past third base. which also got by ]. Lin
kins, and Cotter completed the circuit. chas-
Ing Chute home ahead of him. Lafram-
bois followed with a single. but was doubled
up at second when Perry hit to Mcmahon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-06

/ and to /. second Bayonet, no (Radtke). 10 to
1 and to l. thirt. Time, I.38 rs. Oliver CEom-
well. Knfghton. Royal Scot, Saylor Eccentrical
Markie Mayer. Afrie Jewel and Nellie Burn also
ran.
Second race, eve furiongs; selling; straight
Jaunty, 102 (Radtke). Is to and eyen won: 10y
al, 81 (MulerD, 8 to I and to 1, second: Gold
Lady. 81 Hagan), to and to l. third. Time.
0.69 3-5. zebedee. Russell T, Beauclsre. Flow
away Solly H.. Merrill. Doc Kyle, Jezebei, Valley
Belle Census. knight of Ivanhoe. Lady Vincent,
Refined and Athens also ran.
Third raee, selling: mile = King Cole, lis
(ONeill), to ] and to 5. won: Ancassin, lot
MILLER. to and even. second; Jack McKeon.
Iii t. Wiliiamsl. 10 to and to l. third. Time
1-89. Panique, NV York, Pleasant Days, Leila
and Priority also ran.
furiongs- f26 tRadtke).7 to / and s to T.
won; Dolly Spanker. l28 tMiner), TO and to
2. second: Flip Flap, liz SHAW. to and 6 to
S, third. Time. lbs. Bedouin Oxford. Ceder-
strome, Diamond Flush and First Premium also
ran.
Fifth race, the Meadowbrook Hunters steeple-
chase; about two and half mies-Gamecock, 183
140 Hsay1, to and to 5, second; Oieroso. l4z
Smith, to and to 2, third. Time, 5.43. LIZ
feybank, Descent, Lonerun, Macmillan, Ruftt and
Willie Prince also ran.
Sixth race one and quarter miles: main course
bad News. 115 (Knapp5, to and 9 to 8. won;
Masanielle, III (Perrinel, to and o TO 2, sec
ond; Ostrich. 100 tMilier5: to and even, thire
Time, 2-04 SIS. Agile, AaxnAr and caronel also
ran.
Seventh race, private sweepstake; four furlongs-
victory Belle. 1871 iONeiii). 4 to and to 2 see
ond; Stepaway, 16O (Carle), to and even. third.
Time, 90. Virginia Francis and shipper also ran.
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The Freshmen went out In order IN their
half. Neither side scored In the next. and
the Cowboys drew another blank In the
third; but the Pressmen took the lead In
their half, scoring three Berhans doubled
to left and Matthews Was hit. Both adj
vanced a base on Browns Wild throw.
Palmer singled. scoring Berhans. and stole
second Matthews scored on Webb's out
and Palmer came home on McMahon's sim
gle. Both sides were BANKED In the fourth,
but in the next the Cowboys tied the score
when Givens hit to right for home run.
The Pressmen went out In order In their
half and both sides were BANKED again In
the sixth. In the seventh Givens singled.
but was caught at second when Treadway
hit to Webb Thompson hit long fly to
center, which was muffed by Matthews.
and Treadway, who was nearly to third
before the ball reached Matthews, set sail
for home, but was nipped at the plate by
a fine relay of Webb to Linkins. The Press
men won out in their half on single by
H. Llnkins. steal and Perry's error.
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driving with right-handed clubs and put
ting left handed.
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PHILADELPHIA.
ROSCON,
BIG CHESS TOURNEY
STARTED AT OSTEND

OSTEND, Belgium, June 6.-The annual
international chess masters tournament
was begun at the Kursaal yesterday after
noon, when thirty-six competitors presented
themselves to the tournament committee.
The tournament has been arranged so
that each player In the first section will
meet each player in the second section. and
each player in the third section meet each
player in the fourth. At the conclusion of
nine rounds the three players of each Sec
ton having the lowest scores will retire
from further contest. The result of the
play in the first round follows:
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
St. Vincent Shut Out st. Peter.
Trinity VS.. st. Martin.

Manager Langley's collection of bail
tossers from Southeast Washington left the
field last evening In the face of shutout,
on a decision by the umpire at home base.
With plenty of rain to break up the mat
inee In few minutes and four and a half
innings played. the score stood / to in
favor OF the Turnerites. Up to that time
the st. Peter boys could not touch Lefty
Wooden, who struck out nine of the eleven
men who faced him and allowed but one
hit, which was of the scratch order. After
waiting five minutes the umpire awarded
the game to st. Vincent.
The heavy batting of the winning team
and the pitching of Wooden were the only
features.
st. Vincent scored three in the first on
singles by Lewis, Spau,ding. Coleman anad
Turner and an error by Sullivan. They OBJ
tanned their last run In the third
helder's choice and passed ball.
The official