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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-16
ALL SHARE ALIKE.

Associated Press to The Evening Times.
New York. Feb. 16.-It was an
nounced by the Western Union Tele-
graph company today that all chiefs,
assistants. division and other chiefs
in the operating department of the
company in the principal offices will
participate in the salary increase an
nounced yesterday.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-16
J.J CORBETT'S BROTHER.

/: San Francisco, Feb. 16.-Harry
/: Corbett, we'll known sporting
/: man, and brother of James j. Cor
1: bett, ex.cllampion heavy weight {
4: pugllist. was found dead this
/: morning.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-16

have had ample notice and will ask
the courts for the highest penalty.
Following are the names Of the rail-
roads against which prosecution will
be begun, together with the name of
the city or state where the suits will
be brought:
New York, Chicago & st. Louis. at
Buffalo.
Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe, in
Colorado.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, in
Nebraska.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul, at
Chicago.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific, in
Kansas.
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St.
Louis, at Cleveland.
Southern Pacific, in San Francisco.
Union Pacific, in San Francisco.
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern,
in Buffalo.
The Northern Pacific, In st. Paul.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-16
men IN JAIL
That Many Chicago Men Held
in Jail for Completely in
Girls Murder.
Associated Press to The Evening Times.

Associated Press to The Evening Times.
Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. 16.-Eleven men
are under arrest at the Maxwell street
police station in connection with the
murder of a girl known only as
"Paulina" who was found dead in a
yard at AIS West Fourteenth street.
The police claim that they have
positive proof that the girl was drugg-
ed with ammonia, which had been plac-
ed in beer, and was then attacked by
the men. -Four of the men are said to
have confessed.
Charity for revenue only pays poor
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-16
MISSIONARY CONFERENCE.

Princeton, N. j., Feb. 16.-Numerous
schools and colleges of New Jersey,
New York and Eastern Pennsylvania
have sent delegates to big student
missionary conference which began
here today under the auspices of the
New Jersey State union of Student
Volunteer Bands. The program ex-
tends over two days and provides for
addresses by a number Of speakers
Of exceptional ability and recognized
authority on missionary topics.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-16

John p st. John, who was the first
prohibition governor of Kansas, is now
living at Brownsville. Texas, where
he has made fortune during the past
few years in land speculation.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-16

1t sometimes happens that when an
actor finds things coming his way he
tries to dodge them.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-16

Charity for revenue only pays poor
dividends.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-06-08
RELAY RACE
coIOred School Entertainment.

The pupils Of the Douglas school
held their commencement in the opera
house Thursday night. A long pro-
gram, consisting of drills, recitations,
songs and orations was presented.
Rev. Woolrich gave biiet and sensi-
BILE talk to the class. The entertain
ment was the best that the Douglas
school ever gave and was credit
to Prof. Green and his assistants,
1t showed that Lexington is doing
much more for the education of It's
negro children than most tor MS Of its
size.
Supt. Patterson presented the dip
Tomas to the graduates Of tue gram
mar and high schools.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-06-08
Card Of Thanks.

To those friends aud neighbors who
so teuderly mlnistered to our mother
and wife during her Illness We wish
to express our profound appreciation
and thanks. With watchIul care and
tender sympathy they were always
ready to do or say something that
might make brighter the last days oI
the loved one now at rest. May Gods
richest blessings ever be theirs is our
prayer.
f. D. SMITH AND CHILDREN
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-06-08
Bought a Fine Large Jack

have purchased an extra fine large
black Jack Of L. M. Npnsees & Son,
Smithton, Mo-, which will make the
season of 1907 at my farm one-half
mile southwest OF Mayview.
S. r. SCHNIUTz. If
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-06-08

WANTED:--Person to travel in
home territory; salary $3.50 per day
and expenses. Address, ], A. Alex
ander, 1875 Plymouth Place, Chicago
H. ltw
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-06-08


Norwegian, Irish, Italian, Swiss,
German and American.
So Children, 4th, 9th and 9th Grades
Piano Solo, Fourth Mauzrka. .
....,..... GODDARD |
Miss Bette Dickey.
"The Sweet Girl graduate"
Cast Of Characters:
Miss Maude DeSmyther the Sweet
Girl, Secretary Of the Glass
OF 1907 Il. Miss Bonnell Berrle
Mrs. DeSmythe, her mother,
threatened with nervous pros
tration. ...,. Miss Elite Marquis
Mr.. DeSmythe, her father, Presi-
dent R. l. r. R,R. George Wells
Mr.. Jack Hamilton. her beau, presi'
dent OF Class of l9O7.,... ....
......... -. Warren Sherman
Miss Matilda Hoppenhoer, her aunt
who never graduated, THANK
Heaven" Miss Amelia Phetzing
Miss Valorla Reynolds, her dearest
friend, wnom she loves very
much ....... Miss Gladys Winn
Madam Sateene, her dressmaker.
.. Miss Gertrude FanOlio
Miss Rantum her elocutlon teacher
Gate Of the Boston School -.
..... -. ... Miss Nina Meyer
Professor Grludem, Principal Of the
High School. 49,. Donald Wilson
Mrs. Chinese Bulbus, the florists
wife. ... Miss Frances Bowman
Katherine, the maid ...........
......... %. Miss Carrie WeiS
GRADUATION EXERCISES
The graduating exercises, held IN
the opera house at lO;3O Thursday
morning, brought out a very large
audience in spite of the fact that they
were at a time when it was inconven
. lent Tor people to get away from bust
ness.
Rev. R. T. Mansfield opened th
program with an appropriate praye
3 in we'll chosen words. Then the big
Il School chours sang "Morning Invita-
: tion" by Veazie. This chorus is a
. exceptionally good organization for
= secondary school and it sang we
thursday.
70 The address to the graduating cla'
= was delivered by DR.. W. II. Blacl
IL President Of the Missouri Vale
College at Marshall. Mo. DR.. Blac
ID is we'll known all over the state and
ih more than one occasion he has spoke
:" to Lexington audiences, Thursday
lg gave an able and eloquent address @
Ideals of American Civilization.
r. He showed how the fundament
ed idea in our present government
ID that every individual shall have IL
as right TO life, liberty and pursuit
up happiness, or, as it is sometim
stated, liberty and domestic tranquil
an ty.
Ie. He then stated that many peop
h, had liberty and we're not using it.
ch "There used to be at Nilsson
ul Valley College," he said "a tower
ce feet high, which supported a w!ndm
nd for the purpose of pumping water f
ICE the college. One day | determined
climb this tower and take view
be the surrounding country. After
IL. had reached the height Of about
er- feet / began to experience a peculi
Ter sensation and finally decided that
ka had seen enough OF Saline county fro
that altitude.
lly "Now, l had the liberty to goto t
IN, top of this tower, but couldn't U
lila it lrealized that those men l h
md seen in cities walking along the ed
las OF the wall Of a skY.scraper had SON
OF thing that l had not. Lately
chimney 90 feet high was erected
vas the college. AS 1t was going up
ian went out every day and climbed t
nre scaffolding around 1t. Finally VIII
wv. il was completed l was able TO sta
1913
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-20
sapiuSIud,t bsiIbar.

Ole Shminbiuft III obne aue
6rase beilbar. Ran mus nur eur
rehten 8eit bas tefIte 0eittel anruen-
ben. Die S1pinbiuft, mie Der
proBe oeutihe @elebrte Yrpfe6or
Rod inat, lam nur in einem Ihrua.
den a6rper t16tlidl tuirfen. dit
anceren, fur5en ysorten: 9ie
SbwtnoiuGt beainut I'M Mfaoeu, he
entltebt ourfl ihlehte geronuuna
limb bier 1T es, pu tie 6etluna ber
Sdminoiuht m6elih 1T. auEaosen,
S.abiuht, ihledter @eifmaf mi
Wnuoe, beleete 2unae, aopiidmers
gen, Sttuiubel, 6limmern o Den
Nuaen, TerfOpfung, pelbe GeFAts
tarbe poer iOnitipe Symphonic bon
aebertDrunsen, iOnte Nierenfeioeu
nit ibrer grnueu o%nutiarbe, tbred
pnheriudtiaan Gnidlmellunosn Der
a%uasnlioer uno bet Fase ~ aues
oos 5etgt on, Dab Der gerbauuuas
uno @rpibruuasprUssB aef1rt, oes.
balb Der Stopper aelam19t uno iene,
@eiBei Der Renidbeit, Der Shmlno.
lutt, iberlieiert miro, ruenn osl
arante nift nod rechtseitia BON ben
einaiaen Ntittel @ebraud matt, paS
lbm nletn bic @eiunobeit suriifae.
ben lam. un0 0teIes aRittef finn
Die 81. Bernard @rduterpiqen, ot'
lar 20 Gents in ieOsr Nputbete Al
haben limb. Sisie $iaen, nur aus
ben beiliraitialten ariuteru berae
iteat, baben in Sabr bunOerteu 3ebn
taulenoe Dor Der S6winDiudt be
unbrt!
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aAsas. grsts . 1905.

A -
Bpi per 9ertunft BEG RotuDs. MI
e alt ben Bsitrndrtt ssidnst gtbt
sine Stdtlitit Hshsnltaft, bic tiir5s
IIn IN paris peroffentliHt puroe.
Jn nelder Heihsatolse bic trupiIfsn
satloet an Der Ntetsrlng bDn RdtdO
Detpelltgt ftno, iuilros Hismdr6 5u
srratpsl Dsrrncser, Der ni4t f4cn
gsitdiiere HelntitB bon bieleM 8tri4t
per troPtifsri 9dHopirtbI9dft beItt
AnBsrotm bat no ssraos IN ben lsbs
ten Sabren cine betrdhtliHe @erdHs
DsrnHg IN per Siite Der Rdtocldnber
1ol5O9tH Slsber bate Jet serdumsr
3ett be iuodmerttantl@e Rspubltt
gtnaoor pen groBten Sbeil Oes ads
TAOS selielert, 1T aber I'M SABRE 1905
pen osr ilslrlsrl portlgtsltidet Jnfsl
San Sponte an Der Wettiits 4frts
las Die stHt JldhtnduSbsbnung BON
Iip4 ntnt 1000 Auabrdtstlometsrn
5ellsty 9elHldgeil fporoer- MGhreno
geuapor TN portgeu Sdbre 2O,30O
1onrlett Edtao oiisssfttbrt. bat San
39ome 20,b62 Sornsn geliefert, NOS
Del fiir ben Tlollat DECEMBER pie 4rs
ga6er Ho9 seteblt bdbeH uHb tnfolees
Dentii tltat nit etraeretnet itno.
Werts htlter 6isien inmerhtn fan
gletH.n 3ohltn II bic brafltdnfi@e
YrootnJ Babtd juridgeblisbeI NIT
1852 Eonnsr, IN tDslder 3dbl Ho&
bic bstOeil kitten Monats f.hsH. I'm
ptertsr St.ls IoIgt be 5nI.l 1rtrt'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-20

DER G5eGng Der gSSel eHtTDri&s
benz WOrt bes MeniGen,' f&reibE
Nrtbnr RsnGult IN Der in Glor.ns srs
fmetnenbar Sp0rtseit9rift Diana.
Isle btbtsne1r f4 tbrer Spra&e, nm
iI@ cine MeHse DfHse au fdsen, be
INNER HiiBltH uth prattiIn finb, tpus
man bon ben l1HtsrbaItuneen ber
MenI9eN Hi9t obne tpeitsres bebdups
Ten fam. S9un bic aIten rubten,
bab Der @eans Der @SseI cine Nrt
GonperidtiuH 1T. Apollontus bon
SbGua Fdrb I'M Rufe, bic Spru&e
ber 85gel gu perItebsu. unb ts gibt
teinen alien Sdger. Der ui9t Elm tues
Mig apoIIunius fuGre. SIM aIIgemeilsrs
bdben bic 80gsI bret perI&iebtm
Spra9en: ben .@sfTes obsr Glugruf1.
ben lie 5u ieber Sd6res5eit b0reR
IaFen; BEN BERG, Der nur i'm Iliibs
ling als @efdng an unIer Dbl briRgt.
nn6 ben ,@ns ober 2pdruf+. Der
Slugruf glsiHt benz anruf in BEN
Npten, dber er unterIheibet fi9 BON
tim tpeientli9 bur6 ben ausOrud.
9ieis beiben @rten gu iingsn obsr su
fprehen fino benz MdnRten unb BEN
@eib6sn g~emetrfam. Der @ets bds
eeeen lit Elm @orrsht bss Mdnn6ens.
Das Bette 9eiIpisl Fir bic ptrf1ies
benen abdrten Der @ooelipraGe bietst
itns Die QmTsl: fs BAT flint psrf9iss
bene Qrtsn. hire 9efiible tunb3uees
Ben. gm Morgen unb am IbeHb bds
Ben TIRE Zone einsn metaltTGen
Simbre, unb man Idst bdun, bub he
,bGmmert". Denn ft flisgt obsr rus
Zig bon elmer 9tume 5ur arbsr.n
bipft, lGbt lie eiuen gsfpro6enen Ruf
bIren. SIN @pril unb i'm Mdi In ibr
fppbltlingenber. gsfl0tster n9ets'
bds mGHtteIte 2tebsslieb Der an urs
btreIeidli9en RiinItlern 10 reidet
@ogelpsIt. ileberraIdt man bic am'
lei in irasnb einem bi6ten @sbif4,
10 pflest re, tpGbrenO lie raid bupuus
eilt oSer dufFlisgt, eineR 4aratteriitts
f6sn nnb beindbe Iisbsrdrtissn Snrei
a~usSuIpben. MGnn1sn unb Beibdsn
enSli@ rufen Iid seeerieitta i'm Ses
bid nit lstfen v@tatcoti- sgfiffsR.
SdR ale 0Sgel Finaen i'm Sissu.
@enn Fs fItsssn, IaFsn Fs mr. einsn
IsiIen, tursen Enf bOren. Die stnsia:
MasHabme biIbt bic 2trds, bic in
Glitgsn finst unb ftumm bleibt, lvsnu
fs Fst.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-20

MufbenaSpftn Der Rtset
tctrbtn nuf einsm Observation-Disclosures
80 bis 412 5daSs atsd9IL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-20

Sap iOtuie SObn 5tude BON 2afaBette
County tuareu bter BETS. s. Dbmanr
sn 8eiuh.
&usuit Sel6 melfer BEL gba.
muis arbeitet, mar SOnntas 6abeim,
Ben. &rOeter tuel6er i'm MiI.
iOuri Rtber Bottom arbeitet fan
SOnntas l6 Retlen melt UNI iein.
2iebite gu beiuden.
StonpStu. 8. s. SeIe.
mann 1T nlf feline bel SOIebuO aele.
gene 5arm sesosea.
Serr un6 5rau SOfepb &Otb
feierten am Sauitas i'm &retie zines
sruBen 5reunOestreifes ibre @olbene
SOh5ett.
Subn CURT Bat aae ben 8ei-
gen Der bier nod gu Orei9en tuar, se.
6rOiaen.
Ism. 5eIltns lit nit fetnem
&leebreiaer BEL @m. @aupin. Der
Rice eiebt gut aus tn bieier geadbar.
Ihaft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-20
@Obnbaus aus Cement.

VC ".|
Der 8esauKeber in benz 9ift.
rift n6r6li1 Don bier bat an benz
@es 5ipiiden Benz unb Ouensuiue
lObensuertbe Arbett berrthtet. 2es'
ten Biuter mar bieier Bes taum pai-
firbar, bOffentlid sebt's i'm tUmmen'
ben @inter better.
Seute unb mursen ftn6et in
DuensuiIIe bic 5air ftatt, unb iUnten
aIIe 5armer bas ibrise bnSu beitra.
gen OieieIbe gu einemerfOls gu mad.
en-.
- Die 5rls. Clara, Sba unO $40.
rn 3inn iirb nad ct. Souls sereiit
UNI auf unbeiimmte Belt ba gu blei.
Ben.
2uuts 2ueb bat am MOntas cine
g%arlabune Sdpeine uerIfidt.
@m. SoTmann unO u. %.
Gtoenner pOn Bah tuaren Gamtns
bier bel q. GtudenbrUeter su Safe.
Serr Suffmnnm bat in gettiS County
aoab eetauft unb tuiro tOmmenben
Mdrs bnhtnsiehen.
Die Samilie gg. 6, 9aBloe mar
sOnntas BEL S. 6. aebr gu 8eiu9.
Sort Greet 9bal. Die G9ule
i'm ROtb 0tirttt fling am @Uutas ben
l6. September an, nnb 1T Sri. Maub
SaI 9ebretiu in oerielben.
Die 5amilien Dli9ael Sraettlp,
g. bumper uno Gnbreas S9eible
ppbnten Der eolbenen Sud5eitsieier
oes Gbepaars Soiepb Rptb bel, uni
beriAten OaB es Oa iebr eematblid
suoeoaneen iei, Die Stomp SiI
Brass 8anb ipiette am 9o6mittal
unb am glbenO lieierte bic Gliftl
String ganO bic 9~ansnruiit, mi
pirO bieIe 6eier ben Sbeilnebmerl
lanee in griunerurs bleiben.
6reb Obers mar bier an be
Greet Der Critic nui5uianaen bieiei
Sabr aurn ab5ubaden,
Subu unb Gbmuub 0Ua babe
bteie @ufe in ibren reipedtiuer
GGulen ibr 9ebrnmt angetreten. I'M
I6eiueu ibre 9%eiitunseu s~uiriebentel
leub su iein ba GOmunb ieiuen smei
ten Germin iane bat.
4 Sppe. Gin @Ontas ben lt
Z ten mar bier Gdnlanfans; SacO
i SdmubIer 1T Der aebrer.
Sri. Smunba aemmel tuelcbe
+ Gage bel ibrer gdwefer In q
Souls gum 8eIude mar, 1T tpiebs
6abeim.
Z Srau Sames Quinn lit nit lire
!. Rinbern nad ct. auuis sereiit III
& ba ibren @atee gu beiudeu.
i. Die Giiterne am @6ulbaaie |
fertis.
n S. %. GtOenner unb Srau or
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HUXOL'S
Du6bQn0!nng.

Cine srUEe 9luspabI ghreibmn.
tsrialen, Bidder, Stnf6ispDafarten.
@eieen, @uitnren, Q~ccorbiOns
9sunObarfen, u. I. NJ. ffets Elm Dor,
rntb.
@swebre unb Birpcle . BabehDr,
nut Reparutur Don SHiebwnFen
unb 8Deirnb.
ROBERT HUxoL.
@eIhdhsFibrer.
peiras'Sebaube an Der 4, etraBe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-20
aus Dem county.

Sap .. ausuit 8rintmurn mar
Gunntns in DuensOiue,
-Suesee Bros. babeu am 5reitas
ben Iesten pOrbanOeHen @eiseH &c.
orpiden.
Dns 6.Gaunate nlte Rinbtetn
Der gbelsute ausait Sdulte ftarb am
Iebten 9Onnerfns.
n.b e. SRI. Mlils
oreb 2alt BON &anins Gttp TT bier
BEL Der 5amilie Senrp SOnntas gu
BeIuhl.
SRI. Sable Sndiia bon Cha
muis it bier BET ibrer GrOBmutter ~
Eeiud. sic 1T auf benz Bese mad
ct. aOiis mo- fe cine STEELE als
StenDsrnpbtitin antreten tutrb.
Srau 6. 5leiider Uerbrahte
peraaneenen Ititttuoh in Gbnmuis
anb bas mertuarbise mar bas iie ben
8ue nidbt perpnBte.
gusen 9buti unb Serbert
Spredelmeger BON ct. Souls limb bel
1reun0en in @ascunnbe un6 Rorri-
ION 81 Seiu9. .
Soc 8bittns uub 5rau baben
bic 8eiDrsuns elmer aihe BEL ben
5~luBarbeiteu i'm CiuseHuB abernOnts
men.
uniere Sdule finp am @spntas
nit elmer anIebnlihen S9aler5ubt
an. 6err @Odet 1T Der aebrer.
5rau Charlotte 6reunO BON ct.
aoais ruar bier BEL ibrer EOdter
gran g. sleiidber gu Seind-
Gtne BieFee @tutter mar an
SuHntae in erpber gerleseubeit.
Gle iolte 4 geafes inter z ain0er
psrtbeiteu.
Grl. Gaa Ruebiser iuar SUnntai
81 Sauie.
Sreb SLATE wet1er ben Som
naer iiber ais 8uiauuiit nit cine
@anbertruppe berum5Os 1T 5urid ii
alien Setm nm pieOer nls 9ebre
tbdtie 81 ieiu.
3eliOn 2ideriOu Der uDr mel
reren Sabren bier feline slrbeit III
ben tunnte bat iein @irtunssfelb /
9aDtDn, DbiO seiunoeu 100 er eiu
ptftiee nnb bic eintrdelihe Ste0
als SnipedtOr bon Der gtatiOual Sal
Resiher 90 ~nneeielt 1T.
Ben. 2oRis 8lombers III
Satin FnO alf Der aranteHliite.
gbtparO 5daepertOetter feier
AM 9Onnerftas i'm Gtternbetm feline
80. @ebartstae. gasbr tuie 40 ge
iDneu uabHen an Der 5eier tbeil VI
CAB es See Grcam, SUDDEN unO iOnf
ees Sutes.
SObn Burlington baat e
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-20

Dterttftgs Mdf9tntns
edIerie duf benz MorsFelbe. bic setes
aentlid Der pdrtfer DsItausfenung
bon 1889 srbaut iporben mar. III
bar@ Sds frdnS5Ff1s ariessmiriR.s
rum BON Der Gtdbt pdris erporbsa
porb.n. Die MdT1inengdIeris pirb
duf GtadtstoteR dbsebro@en unb
uuf BEN M~dnSberfeIbt bon SIP Set
parts pi.ber aufssbdat, mo 4. tbeiIS
ais S@uppen Fir bi. W~tlitGrtuFts
IhifTe lnb ais @orrdt6smogastR
tbeils bonn @derbous unO SdnbeISs
mtniR.rium fir AusFsiIunas3pede
btnubt tpsrStn ion. Die Gtdbt pus
ris pirb iiberbiss BEN 5istus aus
BEN Cribs fit bic F~teiperbenbea
grunbhiide hes WarsftIbes apsI
W1iIipHsn Grant bssubIsn.
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6artn a. %perlauftn.

Sine 100 sder 2anb enibnItenie 5nrm 25
WeiIeu bon Oh, 2oiiiS unb 8 gleiIen ppn
WaierIoo, Sns. 1T Az perlauien 70 Nder
oaoon Fnb IN anlinr unb % Mder 6oIa.
lamb. CUES WobnbouB, SdieuHe nmo
gtebeneebdube, 3 Giiternen, Drummer.
Der Gtsentbiimsr nil ioeaen bcben alist
pegtoufen.
QonFultige ipenbet eud1 an
abpIp b Mueller.
lT19 4reFicn pL. Si, acuiS, DO.
obeT on GbriF e dIenber,
Sermann, glO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-20
Naulotten an perfonfrn.
8u %Oerioufen.

Gin Crane 6auS NIT 4 8tnmeT nebIt at.
tenn Keller, glebeisebduben unb Hifterne, 10.
ipie ondl grunneH. DaB @rnsitiid be-
itebt aus 4 Gotten, lueId1e Sunt 9beil NIT
Meinreben unb perifiebenen eorisn BON
Sbltbiumcn bepTlonSt Fno.
glad5nirogen BEL
Srant Rebfamsn or,
Sub ~ 0srmam, no,
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gu pertaufen.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04
"This IS My 1st Birthday
 Prince william Frederick.

Prince William Frederick, son of the Grown Prince of Germany and Emper- or Williams only grandson. was born July 1, 1906. His name in full is Prince William Frederick Francis Joseph Christian Olaf. Americans have a spe- cial interest in this little prince, be- cause he was born on the Fourth of July. Besides, his mother, the Crown Princess, is a great admirer of Ameri- cans. In a very few years will be- gin the serious work of training the little prince for the high position ne will ultimately be called upon to fill. His education will be a very rigid one. At six years of age he will begin the study of foreign languages, particular ly Frenchs~- He will have daily drills and military exercises and will be thor oughly grounded in horsemanship. At ten years he will be made a lieutenant and will be privileged to walk beside the etalwart grenadiers of the guard. Four years will probably be spent at the military cadet school at Ploen. Al most until he reaches his 21st year he will be under the rigid rule of German milltarism. subject to the discipline of tutors and governors, like any other young officer of the army
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04
THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1907.

The action of the City Council in fix ing low license rates for retail liquor selling is a disappointment to many citizens of Montgomery In the inter est of good government and public peace it should reverse its figures and tax the suburban places the high price and those in the city the lower price. That is if the council is determined fo have low license. It is better to put a prohibitory tax on suburban sa- looms than to fix a price that is an in vitation to open them at every corner. we hope the Legislature will forbid 4he selling of liquor at retail in any residence portion of any city in Ala bama. There will be some issues to zight over in the next municipal cam paign in this city and candidates will have to line up on one side or the other Of some important measures.