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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29

/. Cur Gbrianntt iul me- iie in aineer
iahren
Zen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. psihhft am
bsimdhen Orr.
liuo be%imwebbnng ertbaI's in 5hnee
unO @etters
20 9annebuum, ivls arlu iinO oeine
8laiteS!
Epd NrtrpOrt rpnrO benz 2ieb nit
Osutiacu 6ieben
aOmmanbUruf eridaat in Osuti1em
Saul;
limb @aibinatOn 1T sieGer Ou seblie.
ben
gluf bsutide greue bat CT gut eebnut
limb beutits 9reue bulf gum 5rei.
bsitsiieee,
Ia milOer Sub enlflammt I'M Sruoer'
trle9e.
Comp SadiOu. bort Den Eurnerrni er'
br6bnen.
s fiabt nit sioel!' fbbHt's in bluti'
aer sdlaft.
unb untsr beutIden aiEbea &laeet0'
Barb ba mauh' fnpfrer pelb CUR Rub
eebrnat.
20 ttans Ons osutihe eieb in arie'
~eesSeiten,
90d belsr nod, ben GrieOen gu be-
sleiten.
BO osatide arnft bas fremOe 2nnb
b%s5wuupsn,
@U Oeutider 5teib ben BOben nsu
entbsdt,
30 beutiher @eiit bic 8ifenituit
burforunpen,
sso beutider 9inn bic Jrtblihteit
pepedt
"a tlanpen uuf i'm 9ntt pie Oeutihen
2ieber
Bon bertider aratt unb aiebe INNER
wieber.
llnO bier, mo pieSsr OsutidtrSi nn in
Sreaen
Der 8unf ,sebauen Elm COR itatttia
Sans@
5abt uAt, ons 8iuOestinber ii8 nod
rreuea
am rsihen sesen, DER eHtqui I bars
aus.
90 loft benu iabelnO Ieine Naht 60,
ihalen
Das oeutide 2ieo - es feb in oieien
Daueul
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29

We. r. a.. Breue
as president and Al, b. Walker as cashier Of
said Bank. each OF Us do soiemniy swear that
the above statement Is true 10 the best 81 our
knowledge aud belief.
II. a. BREUFe. A, Is. WALKER.
President. Cashier.
Subscriber ana sworn 70 before me this 18th
day OF March AID. nineteen hundred and
seven.
Witness my band and notarial seal on the
date last aforesaid, commissioned andaaalp
he'd for q term expiring Dec. IS l9I0)
FRED H. WRNSEL
tSEAB Notary Pubic.
ROBERT Walker
Correct by. w, TEkOTTE Directors
Attest. HENRY GRASS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29
Black Draft Horse,

oieisS 5ibidbr 8 9abte olt, mb 1T bieier
0engit nn5psisIbIai DaS idSnp 9sbanIs
3uSpisrO peIdleS K IN Oisies @esehp nor
Esr g!reis iiir Gin achIen III SIS; ali on.
Osrsn pldbeu WirDs so iir Gin Sobicn Die.
Ter Maiie bsgshnet.
1lit 2lpril beairnent miro oisrIer ntnslt
eosn anoaas HieniIas uuo MinDcdi oui
goae gOsihers Sorm iiebsn, Die aiIoet9
1ass oBer aui Der Sorin bes Grant slcu.
mant,, on Der eitile 9eraer ID Fuosn isin,
Gin iecsr 5ormer ii HI per gerbsRerune
oes Diebitanbes inicreiiiri, mi e. II ipcbl
tein 3iveis nit Der Sarmsrsi petbmDsa Der
10 loyasno IL als eos 8ildien unc usrtor.
en gutter, OersosIier yieros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29
gu D~ertauten.

3u pertauieni cine Multerfarm TAG gdtr
snihalteno nut ben ollerbelten unb acraum
lid)Iten SebduIihtsiien perIeben, 4 Meitsn
bon Benz eeleoen. l 0enait, ebentoIS u
Rfrroebenglt reip. IS uub IL Sonb bod
uno 3pei GfelbcngIte rip is uno 15 Sano
h'd.
ysdbereS miinblib coer IdlriitIib BEL.
alhert3pttpfb,
Benz SdSeonnoc somtD no.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29
Das oeutI tle GisO.

GeOi6tet uun 6 onn Sern, ct.
apais; Uursstrnaen BON Der geriais
ieriu bel Der Ginpeiburs Der SaGe
6es SnOtanapOtiisr Rdunsr6Ors am
81. giars 1907.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29
1lt &c Garnter.

Gsii suer lpftbsi quite Eietos ~ 3lebeu
rnb IcldeS 81 er5ieen II Is Der .iniad5itc
unO Der iherpe gSes cure etpieh mt eiher
a%Hsrfaant e~rittlaihssa S%udlibensii beaailer
gu Iuiien. gGtrbabea 3mcds bricS brn bon
cner siod Somparp iarportiren 1866
piLnD ipieoenpen, Ldlonen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29

RahOem Elm RaOdsn 20 SABRE
binter iid bat lou Fe nur b%eiratben-
lie psrpeltt bod.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29


Q osatiaes aieb, uie oft 1T i4un &C.
iunaen
Dir Sob unb Chr in nimmermiiOem
Spnl
gu beutifes 9ieo - pie bsa blit bu
e%rtlunaen
9u islter parit Der Ginger rsiffsr
2pbn!
Bie iOa id Oa nod fiubeu neue8 eiien,
Gin mad Ssblbr 81 lobea uno su
preiien? ~
Ble in Der alien Ssimats ou geweien
9es beutiben Bottles StuIs uno liebs
tie Gut,
8iit oa I'M nsnen 2anbe npserleien,
3u trbiten murde isbuisatswebe
8rnii.
8u mari Der port, ben fe eerettet
BADEN
Ser zrunt biit ou, an benz iih Maoe
labenl
@ar @ssaenOHs linen Nutb uuo
Soreeu,
Den Nbaeu. utf nc suaeu ibsl'a
Meer
uuo los otlein nur pOffea nai cir
WlOraer,
Bie NOah's Eaube liht ucriblen hsl
pa ilaug Oas leBte aieo nod pur cen
gheibeu
BON rper5cusweb, Oas Snter,aro q
meioen.
uuo ale Der Sturm eeraft in sprri
gem EUben
2as gBif srtruht# Ia wIloer Boss'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29

5u perfamien. Dao s~pcpnhdus Der
BERT. Srdu ghriltte gaur, nebIi 2 gciien
an Der Oh Iront SirnBe. icpic 5 Gotten ON
Der Gdigjer'S 4rondl, ale in nermann ae.
.lesen iiip inter giiniiigen 9eoinaunaen al
perfausn, Nat5nfragen 6ei
Malter, 9ermann, Wc.
ober bel
Sobn Bauer, Dig Sprins, no.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29
6smiie uno SIums1pHanseu.
sIasrlei @emhisphnnSen unO Slu.
menpIlansen ~ bnben bel
Btttw { M aria Sdneibe r,
5n p~srfaateti

gu p%erfaufen, Gin guies 5uperldiiaeS
gfero i'm mitll.ren alter; ebenialS @eidtrr
nno Elm gug9p. gllbereS in biejer Ciiice.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29
9ans ~ U~erranteu.

Ulein Wobnbous nebit Spei Gotten, s,pei
auien 3titernen uno einem Siaa, aeIeaeT an
Der peltiter nierteu SirdBe, 1T Su oertdu.
len yidberes bel
Snfab 1aeHner
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29

Sonntaa III Dliern unb penn Der
Blumerflor i'm @arteu nuf nod
nift iihtbar 1T 10 rptrb er nuf ben
6fiten Der Gamen bod nift iehlen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29
Nene Mnselgen.
@smai epRan,sn.

GnIat, CRIME 3piebetn. &hubqrb,
Rnbis9en, uno aud ale iorten ifrlh.
pflanSeu, ounn ipafer ale .SOrten
BfIauSen, iinO gu bnben bel
GntOn @ebbnrot.
fruher 8runer's8lnb beim Suirplnss.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29

Wat5linee StarFe, numehSoetreu
Der betannieiteh grten iuie Concord unp an.
osre blleiei irei pcrpa!t am oermonn 1ep.
ab9cheTsrt.
bp BET Sohn Grass,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29
Webnmna i~nnsrmiefbcn.

Cine 4 8immsr unO aahe entbal.
tenbes BObnbnus 1T su usrmietten.
Ndberes Gel s. SIRE nj a n n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29
81 perFaMtem.

gSir hnben INNER nodl cine gIn3abl Belts
ltelen, Seien, 5iible II, 10, biais Al perI
t1nien. Gpredlt Dor Bel Mrs. SdJerer, Der
Wliibls eeseniibsr.
aocIpb !. pruoOt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29
Sd p~erfaufen

0aS iribere Gulderctaebdube, geIegen
an Der A, etabe 1T Su uertauisu. sidber.
Go bel
earoltne y aIe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29
grua

8raa
IA iawinat iia irOmm Elm oeutides
gteO nnh oben
Slus hanger Iruft unb finbet @ieOer.
5n 8uueriiAt = sllno uabet bns
ge%roerber,
Ssrhfet itebeu mir Inns iarsdt
ieiu sterbsu!"
pen tlihSt bic ilsiBiaeart gu OeuHaem
2iebe,
@O iid Der Gremclius tuObntia Sut,
ten baut.
SO Iauidt bic @el.. Oa filler Gtenb,
iriebe
Sid liebIih eint benz trauten beat.
ifen 9aut.
Die Rutter on DER 8ieee iiust's benz
ainbej
limb lIrualOudnse rauiden's nod i'm
Bin6e.
Siebit bu ben 8us Der 8ilben. Die
e%eianpen?
gle raubten emit bes oentihen 8nus
ern a1no.
Aht Sabre iinO ieltoem ms aant
aesanaen.
aht Sabre rDeint Die Mutter lid
ihier blind.
Geeina ~ 1T lie uuter ienen 5raueni
sast nidt Oas 0tutterhsrS: lie pirt
fe idauen?
sic itebt an 8se. ben Iene fummer
miiisn ~
@iro lies ertsnnen IN BEN rOtbel
paul ~
5br aino? gieaeidt mirb es bas aiel
tOt wifeu:
.Ginium bin ih ~, iinat Fe. 81
idbem anuf
9rdnlt Cine iih. Die atuttsr gu UNI
Ihlinsen
@rl6f bat tie bes Oeutiben aieces
alinpen.
Dor Trenton mars Da laesrten Oi
Sfunrsr.
! Gle beutide shmut uertnuIt sut
8ruoermOrb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29
Official Statement
q me FiNANcIAL CONDITIONS
tcharter Nuihber 81 Bank No. IseD
OF the
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANh

ut Hermann State Of Missouri at the close OF
business on the I'D DAY OF March 1901.
published IN the HERM1kNEH NoLKsBLAfr a
newspaper printed and published al Hermann
State Of Missouri. on the 29thday OF March
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29

WetnMneen ~ usrmletbeu. lN2
nno elne 4 3immer enibolteho, =
Ndberes bel
6ran &Oia @ieger,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29

We. Geo. Stark
OF said bank ench OF US. do sOlemnly swear
that the above statement Is true to the best
OF our knowledge and belief.
GEORGE STARK. AUG. BEGEMANN, Jr.
President. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me. this
% day OF March A. d. nineteen hundred
and seven.
Witness my hand and notarial seal on the
fed for aterm expiring January g. 1911
ROBERT WALKER
l(SEAD Notary Public.
Correct CON. IGAUS. Directors
Attest. THE0. GRAF.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29
Ssrauntmaduns.

unierSeidneier madt biermif ergrbenIt De-
farmi oaoer iib bon ben bis oabin I'M VA.
men y peiruS & Cons seiibrle 0einse'
ididit 5uriidgeSogen bat, uno oaS eifdii an
iehie 3ipei S0hne alber, uno 6eotge De.
ieruS abScttctcn hat me.he baS 6eihdii i'm
ylamen y. 9eiruS' cons weaetiibreu
. erubaro getrns.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
MARY ANN

The mutton chops are on the floor,
Mary Ann;
The ice mans waiting at the door,
Mary Ann;
Get twenty pounds; we should have more,
But hubbys putting up roar,
The bills were running make him sore
Mary Ann, my Mary Ann.
Hark to my darling sons appeal,
Mary Ann;
He's eager for another meal
Mary Ann
Get something so he'll cease his squeal;
oh, dear, how out of sorts l feel
Fix up some dumplngs with the veal,
Mary Ann, my Mary Ann.
Tomorrow will be sweeping day,
Mary Ann;
What's that? You think you'll. go away,
Mary Ann!
Oh. please remain-you'll have to stay;
I've tickets for the matinee
You mustn't go; I'll raise your pay,
Mary Ann, my Mary Ann.
If you should leave, what could do.
Mary Ann?
You will not go-it isn't true,
Mary Ann;
Your duties shall be very few
Yes. Sundays out and Thursdays, too
All. it's so good and kind of you,
Mary Ann, my Mary Ann.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
The TREMBLING PoPLARs

Have you seen the poplars quiver
In the evening by the river,
Where the torch of twilight glances.
And the twilight wind is cool?
Where the firefies beside them
Hail the hign. stars and deride them
Till the high stars cast their lances
OF reflection in the pool?
There the rushes lean and listen
TO the silver leaves that glisten
AS they toll their knell unceasing
Up and down the lonely shore,
And the waters grieve at cleaning
When they hear the wild birds homing,
For the poplars. find releasing
From their vigfis nevermore.
o, and if the night be dreary,
Still the poplars may not weary;
Though the wind should sleep forever
And the waves forget its loss
Though the stars be quenched tomorrow
Still the poplars in their sorrow
May forget, o, never, never,
Him who bore the poplar cross
Suzanne Lebeau in The Reader.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
AS OTHERS SEE US

Two monkeys loitered in tree
Beneath which two men paused one
Behold. what gifts belong to me"
The monkeys heard the tall man say
IT. too, have gifts" the short man
Although / do not care to boast;
In many lands my name is read,
My fame has spread from coast to
coast"
Each boasted of his pedigree.
And of the glory he had won,
And of the loVelorn women he
Had left in sorrow. just for fun.
Each gave himself unstinted praise
And each but half-concealed sneer;
Each magnified in many ways
His little income by the year.
And as they talked there, side by side,
Each boasting of the gifts he claimed,
Each knew the other knew he lied,
And still they boasted, unshamed.
At last they started on their way,
And then the monkeys in the tree
Coincidently turned to say:
ALAS, what fools these mortals be!'
Chicago Record Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
BETTER THAN MAKE BELIEVE"

Sometimes when off to bed l go,
My cribs little boat,
The soft, blue rugs the sea below,
Where off to dreams float.
Sometimes my cribs an ice cave where
| cuddle down and hide,
For I'm little polar bear,
All safe and warm inside.
Sometimes 1 am bunny, white
My rooms a mosSy glen,
Where / can hide safe for the night,
Far from the haunts of men,"
Sometimes my bed is just my bed,
I'm tired of make believe;"
l sit on mothers lap, my head
Against her warm, soft sleeve
She holds me and sings pleasantly
Till off to sleep fall,
Knowing that l am only me
l like that best of all!
William Frederick Dix in Ainslee's.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
THE MILLENNIUM

When nothing remains to expose,
When the grafters all languish in jail,
When rich and poor cease to be foes
And nothing is left to bewail;
When Pittsburg is blameless and clean
And Gotham from scandal is free,
How pleasing and fair and serene
This little old planet will be.
When the rogues are all driven away
And no man shall cheat or deceive,
When the things that our neighbors
may say
1t will always be safe to believe;
When the doors are left open at night
And men of all creeds shall agree,
How full of the purest delight
The seasons will constantly be.
When jealous men sensibly spurn
The vengeance that fools would de-
mand,
When all men gain all that they earn
And none over others shall stand,
When virtue alone shall prevail
And the world from all warning is
free,
How little the gains from the sale
OF bottled refreshments will be.
Chicago Record Herald.
Shells that the villain?
He-0h nO-h0 didn't write the DlaVt-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
eLoIRE DE DION
Something OF dawn

Something of dawn
Went to thy making,
Something of night;
Fairy and faun
Watched for thy waking,
Brought thee delight.
Came this fair maid,
Gathered thee, peerless,
Wore thee a day,
Then, unafraid,
Petulent, careless,
Threw thee away.
When thou didst rest
In sweet possession
Thrilled by her breath
Swayed on her breast,
Did thy dim passion
Warn thee of death?
Poor, wistful flower,
Doomed by thy splendor,
Caught in Loves net,
Thou hadst thy hour
Death will be tender,
Love will forget!
Pail Mall Gazette
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
Brooklyn Off the Map

Among the features which it was in
tended should render attractive the
exterior of the new police headquarters
were five female figures representing
the boroughs of Greater New York.
Manhattan, being considered entitled to
greater regard than her sister bor-
to the building on Center street. To
the others were allotted less prominent
places lower down on the right and left
of the entrance. By an oversight on
the part of the architects Kings county
was reduced to the rank of a borough
and Brooklyn was eliminated. AS the
Inscriptions read now Bronx is appro-
priately placed farthest north, with the
humiliated Kings beside her, then
Queens and Richmond.
THE GOTHAMITE.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07

to have struck an even balance of happi-
ness. The homecomers are as much ex-
cited at seeing the Goddess of Liberty
and New Yorks skyline, and just, as
return, as the persons booking passage
for a summer trip are at the prospect of
getting away. 1t is difficult to determine
of people lined up against the rail of an
ocean steamer whether the ship is just
docking or just swinging out into mid
Just as gayly by some and, of course,
there are others who cry at both ends
of the trip. Between them pier is
most emotional place to visit.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
FOR JUNE

Prince or peasant or priest-what matter
If the heart to its highest dream be true?
Standing apart from the worlds mad
clatter
We catch the song from the upper blue.
Song of robin and bursting flower.
Rapture of morning in eastern sky
To understand means an inner power;
Would we exchange it, you and l?
Social place and the gold to get it,
Who would envy the richest king?
The life has nothing so small to fret it
That understands what the blueDirds
sing.
The hand that strives has new precision;
We must be glad then, you and l.
For the broader view and the clearer
vision,
Acres of June and a sunlit sky.
Mildred Grant Phillips, in National Mag
aZine
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07

pleasure of knowing the result, but ]
live in hope that at least one milkman
will not only lose a customer but get a
proper calling down into the bargain.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
Auto Buses Now

The cobwebs which for years too nu-
merous to reckon enveloped the admin
istrative offices of the transportation
company which pretends to furnish
transit facilities along Fifth avenue have
horse-drawn relics of another age which
have served the purpose of omnibuses
along our proudest and most exclusive
gan-aimost-are to give way to gasoline
auto buses of the latest model; The
revolutionary news is that an order for
twenty auto buses, each of a seating
capacity of fourteen has been placed, on
which delivery must be made by the mid
die of July. The new stages are similar
in type to those put in commission on the
London streets last fall.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07

Shells that the villain?
He-Oh, no-he didn't write the playl-
Town Topics.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
Feminine Authority on Tobacco

New York men who smoke in the
presence of their women folks have to be
more careful in their choice of cigars than
they were formerly. What the fair sex
worth knowing. They have learned to
judge of the quality of a cigar, not only
by It's smell, but by its looks. They know
that the wrapper should not be splotched
or yellow and all the other signs that dis
tlnguish a good cigar from a bad one
Therefore, even though a man hasn't a
fine enough taste to demand first class
cigars for his ow nsatisfaction he is
obliged to smoke them to avoid criticism
by the ladies'.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
Do It Now

Do 1t Now
Well, are you sad?
Change faces.
Going to the bad?
Change places.
Birmingham Age
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
Fooled the MIX Thief

Flat dwellers on the upper Westside
are victims of milk thieves. Bottles of
the lacteal fluid left on the dumbwaiters
at early hours are not to be found
when the breakfast hour arrives De-
spite all efforts of the janitors and the
milk men themselves the purloiners
picion, however, is directed toward a
gang of independent" milk dealers who
follow the regular wagons, abstract the
bottles and resell them to customers.
flatter hopefully. "Our cream is deliv-
cred at o'clock in the morning and
before o'clock it invariably is gone.
in as soon as 1t arrived, emptied nearly
all of it out of the bottle and then filled
the bottle with water. The remaining
cream colored it sufficiently so that in
the morning dusk no one would notice
| the substitution. / returned the bottle
to it's accustomed place, and, as usual,
| 1t was stolen. / may never have the
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
Strong Boxes on the Liners

0LTOng BOXES OF EInCT6
It's now safe to take the family jools"
along on the trip across the big ferry.
Another innovation has been made for the
convenience of those who have the salt
air habit and who have money to spend
for luXuries on the deep. A safety deposit
vault has been added to the equipment of
the Hamburg American liner Kaiserin
Auguste Victoria. The vault is the size of
three state rooms and the tireproof safe
occupies the greater part of that space.
obtain a box by application to the purser.
The holder of the box key can put his
valuables into his box and take them out
when needed.
Women and Cigarettes
Cigarette smoking by the fair sex now
has the approval of several doctors of
Greater New York. These medical doc
tors have lung busters" on their pre-
scription list and many. of their women
patients are learning to inhale the smoke
of cigarettes. One of these doctors had a
session with. an irate husband who went
blowing little white rings In the air
Wifey said it was the Doctors orders.
Hubby then hunted up the doctor, who
noSrs esa wog 1G5
have done any good. She is like a hum
dred other women patients of mine-she' S
all nerves. After you get through din
smoke good cigar while your wife frets
around with nothing to do. She needs
the reposeful influence of tobacco more
in mild form to a great many of my
nervous, patients and good results have
Coming and Going
Tourists who are boarding the ocean
| liners for their summer trip, and the
| people who are returning from their win
ter in Europe and the West Indies, seem
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
After MiIlionaires Now

Advocates of a "city beautiful" who
have been directing a crusade against
unsightly buildings, f1aring posters and
filthy streets on the east side, are just
now prodding certain Fifth avenue ma
bobs in 'millionaires row. as a result
OF their unkempt lawns. Many magnifi-
have been boarded up for the summer
and their lawns have produced luxuriant
crops of weeds. And the vegetation that
Is annoying the city beautifiers Is pig
weed Now, who'd ever think Fifth ave
nue. would choose this plant as its en-
blem?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
Roller skating Barred

Orders have been issued by the police
authorities of Hoboken prohibiting roller
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
Cominu and Going

Tourists who are boarding the ocean
liners for their summer trip, and the
people who are, returning from their win
ter in Europe and the West Indies, seem