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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-19

@ir nuuen unieren Seiern EN-
brddtih periitern OaB SOihee's
German gprup beutsutnee poiittu
as eiusiee &rdparut i'm @urtte IT
nelfes 5hminbiunt linOert nno
teitt. so ertbGlt bic @teenmtttel,
ME reiner cheer, &us5u9 oOn Btlan.
;enbars If, o., meld1e alS 6etlmtttel
itr ouIten unb Shpinoiuht uOn Den
mebeaipit9 @unereHen 10 bod ee'
If6tt 10. Der 5hwiuofGttge,
einerlei oh Die strantbeit I'M Salle
ober auuge, mus Oes Nahts Gube
bnbe unb oe8 MDreeuS trel lem oon
Mnfane uUr trOteuen uno folternoen
5ateu. Die ertrauften 9betle uer'
tnnqer. nab Ruhe, beileuoer ino
5ebuuolune, unO Der Fas
sent beoorf Der frtiden 9uit, 9uter
Qlhrung ireitn Gusmuris Oes Mtor
aen8, nit idneGer uno oauernoet
9tnberura. steiue Jldihdlen 81
As Geuta qemDnuii6e @rbBe nnbesu
2 Dial 10 piei eutbatteno 70 Gents.
Sn a0en G~pntagten ~ hohen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-19
M4aliti5s.

GrGuIetn: r@ar Der WenTG
lptrtli6 taubitumm, Der ebsn in Der
Rii6e bsttslts94 - &I6in: .S8ntu.
bel! Mis sic pI6Bltd onfing.n 80 ita'
gen. 1T sr gIei4 aaSgeriiisn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-19
.NioIh nrfdbt

Gin fdpdt iGer Bauer bItsb of
gum Merger sinsr 8rou LANCE i'm
Mirthshouis iiben Die Syraa bes
I&loB, I'm blrh 5GftatR Suf anbers
Wses ~ briRael sic permummte
fid nis @utan iinb frat ais Ser Bauer
ipieber einmoE be3e8t rad 6ouIe alma,
esfpenttlg butter sinsm @arme berbp5.
rwer ti6t b5s9" fragile Stt mann tts
tDos Fasis. Sd btn 6er 5atoni'
brummie Die 8dusrin. - .Romm' Zee
unb sib mir lie qfop,@ Foatt b.r
Bauer ban Nsi S&pshet nut
Ernn.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-19

shreaIihe shmerien seIinSert.

shredlihs Shmersen 9eIiuoert.
Gurd i6redlide sdmer3eu ae'
pstnlat lniOlee Der @eite unoerbou'
len Spaijen, nobm IS. O.. @rapion,
pon 9nla, Drift, Or. aina's gte@
2lie 8iGs, init benz VI III tate" mte
e, idreibt, vons ih 'urirt muroe."
aQe aJlaeen unO 8eodrmeunoronuu'
aen merDeu aebuben ourh tbrem Tin
0eruben Siubleuua beionoere Si0en'
itciteu. 25 Gents in 8alter 8ros.
4putbete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-19
Qlu6 .iil arpft

Sousbsrr (5u benz Sunbpsrtsr, be,
cine ausbeIIeruug in isinsm SouII
bprnimmt): ,gbsr b6ren sic NAL, els
ren IDl6en 9si6iinn babe i9 nod midi
seiebsn! Sic miisn la ia cine gang.
MeRge H0bren unO S9rouben unt
onberes Matsridl ferumlissen. Dit
tSnnen ia perloreR geben!" - Irbsi'
ter: I'D, gt tperpea fis i8un Guf Oet
Rednun9 finben.A
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-19
unperi@Gmt.

.Da Bort ii6 bod allies uuf! ~.
Wie Sic piIisn, lisFerte i9 benz Baron
Dor bret Mpndten Elm npllit1n6tgea
@ebtb. Sd bsIu6te i'm s.Tteru, I'm
metn Sch gu psrlansen, un6 BET
MenT9 pirb nt9t nur grob nit mir,
Ionbern benten Sic Ii9 bic llnber.
T9Gmtbeit!" .gla. mas bat er benr
aetbar9s - r@etniridt Fat bsrDaenfd
nit mstnsn 3dbnsn!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-19
QumSriitiihes.
Der Ioltbs geffs.

NefFs Tin Ieiner &nsipe): y2a6IeH
RsIlner, i9 babe Iieben @las.' = SH'
tel: pile Netter, Oh sep1bnit Dir
ipp9l 6as Srinhn an9@ - HeIfe:
SIN Gssent9siI, ia sspS9as e. mi,
al
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-19

Ono Minute Cough Cure
Foe Coual,s. Colds and Group
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-19
eebte hofnuns p%eriHmNnNen.

Gebte honuuus perihpunben.
via heruorrapenoe 2ler5te iagten
ouB @ VI. 5mit0bart, BON $etm,
1a,. unbeilbore Sdwinbiubt babe
beIirn leste SpHnuma baum.
ober Ut. Sings giew Siscooerp fir
5dutuoiudt, 6aiteu uno @rtaitnn
asu retteten ibm uom @rabe W
iaot. .8ieie Wtebi5rn bat Mid 9rhnbs
ID iurtrt unh uetu 2eben gerettet
eitoem babe id lie 10 5abre tanq
aebruu6t, uro erndte Dtelelbe ais
ne munoerbores pats uno 2uugeus
aetlmtttet.4 5trens piHenldaft,
dies 5eilm;ttrl iar 6piten, neben
oals Doer @rt1ltuuaen, uno Faeres
Gprbeuaunesmittel 5eeenBHenmOnia
arantirte Staiden 5u 30 Cents uno
81 no Ii @alter Bros. Gpothete
gt1be 6Inide Trei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-19

ptttabHrs. Rams. ben .. T7ard, 1904.
ga brahat felt siNtg,r Belt 9bre
Blaek- praaght His5sHuo @enlgtisWtebis
sin bel ttesutm Biehlonb. 9t ha6s ale
Gcrttu 8isbiuttsr eebrnuhi, ptb Qshins
ben, bdS beA Jhrtat bnS 8ffe ihr met.
aen Bptd w. S.S paNou,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-19
gu bel u@srIanat.

Ssrr (3um 5rsmbsn, Der ben oerIO'
rem sesansenen llsbsraieber brins):
mas, flint Mdrt Sinberlobn m0Gten
sic fir ben llsber5ieber baden. =
Da pump td mir co9 ltsber BEL mei'
mem S@neiber etnen neuen!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-19
9urd bic 9Iurns.

Ssrr: .@6pdrmen sic fir 2anb.
partien2" - 6rduIsin: .8drum ntatl
Wenn Ste fir mid einen unitInbtssn
Germ bonn 2unDs piiTen!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-19
Urge enttanf@nna.

.... sic Ie6sn aber nidt 10 frSbs
IiG aug pis Elm funger Gbsmdnni@ -
DID, Iiebe apuiins, tpie Bin ib snt'
tGuI6t iporben!" rGie bdben Ii9
tpDbf in 9eaug auf cine Tpssndnnte sus
te 9drtie berIpetulirt21 SIN @es
.sentbeiI! Sd g%Iduttc ctnt eiebesbsi,
ratb gef6loITen si baden urb mnB
MN entbetsn, baB neint 6rou Elm
porS bebeutsnbes 9srm6gtn tefiBtl"
Gegsn xrat3tpmer5sn. sine Iebr
pirtfame @irreitung ssgsn RrtdJ.
fnmsrsen bsItt9t in foIgsnbsr Wif9s
uns: 5pei ltnSen neutrality-suspicious.,
Elm Quentasn MustdtbaIIdm, etn
Auenthen GslfsHSf. Sehsn @bsnb
brr'm Gdldfenssben nsbnle man sIrsn
@bl0HsI boil babon Hnb rtibe 6antti
trGftis .tn.
Gseen ben @ur6fat Ser 6lhneg
Fltitrt man bic 9biers sinist Gage rnti
getchtem REFS. Der MT gepuIpertS
RssiOs beIirsut IN.
Ono Minute Cough Cure
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WAL,
S0AK WOOD SAL00h J
a%eaeniiber Der glahIe,
hernlann, =: no

Sies 1T Der ele9uneite oIron III Ser.
mann uno finpei man Sorl aud9 Die bejteu
SetrGnte uno Sigarren,
9eionoerS quite WbiStDS, aIeini9er
9laent III Sermann fir ben beriibmteu lnn
.t6ien Bourbon uno Jipe g0hiStg ben Scr
mann 9iiilin9 50. prcts oerjelbe lptc IN
er Dlittlerp.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

resting both hands on the mantel shelf looked at
the long row of photographs
I'm not afraid, she SAID. Indeed, Harry
don't know anv place where feels so well chap
eroned as here.-dowagers and duchesseS all about
one and simple innocent little girls who ought to he
in short frocks instead of ball dresses and then all
these stage ladies who would fight tor You II you
looked at another Oman-tha Is, II you are Wiling
TO believe half they write on their photographs
What became of the girl you used to nave mere IN
front of the clock: She very impressive boiide
as | remember her; looked like a young matr"n
The present one seems 10 have rather dark nan
and an angel child smirk Who IS She
Carmichael to the fireplace ana TOOK
I'D the photograph and looking at IT carefully dTeW
his lips in a straight line. That very NICE enI'
he SAID THE features of the blonde matron g"'
harder and harder every day | don't know whether
II was leaning against those Janglng chimes, or
lust married life; but had to sky her lie waved
his hand in the direction OF the panel over tle
doorway There she is between Mettle larliSle
the lady in the bathing suit, and Lady Margaret
Donald the British parsonage with her mar IN a
mop And she II stay there too Anybody that mas mas
10 be hung with stepladder has reached hef illla
,;be IN M GALLERY. She never can be a headlner
What an awful fatel' Miss Maynard sighed 1t
was very good of YOU to ask tonight VINO are
Well. there are the Jim Hoaglandss, and the
Arthur Lowrys. and Ledyard and ms VIE ana the
Nv" said Miss Maynard, but that crowd does
make one feel terribly unmarried. Every time l
inol1 about the table / shall feel that ve Shlrked
my responsibilities. rr,,
Vot at all: | asked them purpose. They re
ALI married and naturally all play bridge A1Ier
dinner I'm going to have two tables IN the hpTaIE;
md Won and | can come out here and talk 1t over
=. 1ft,e dinner" she asked raising her eyebrows
Rita he said if you look Ike that l m likely
10 talk or rave about anything.
Ever 49, Harry
Even YOU. Rita. even YOU
And then the other guests began TO arrive ana
for the time being Carmichael saw little OF MISS
MAYNARD, ..,,ar +tav 1rer,.
III lied at table is the result OF purely Sehsfl
IL Of nine TO bring little of what Is called the
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

eirl as She stood with her upted glass, perhaps
i was that III her voice and IN her manner there
was a certain note Of sincerity; but whatever 1t
the toast was quite different from the others
1,ropose.'' she had said, with certain hesita-
tion in her words that drink to the good health
and happiness of host, and also to his hope that
he NAV find little of the Christmas spirit tonight
after we have gone For all the kindly things he
has done during his LIFETIME thlnk ne deserves II
more than anyone | know
Tr1,e 10 the hosts word the dinner short
one and it not much later than nlne When tht
tables had been set for bridge the game was wei,
under way and Miss Maynard ana NariilChaei hdd
returned TO the little study:
Did YOU ever see the view from these windows
-, - ,r;,t or nqbt ike this" Carmichael asked. and
lid hacl- the curtains The girl crossed the room
~ his side and for some moments they stood al the
high French windows silently looking out on the
park great stretch of newly fallen snow ana M tne
trees sheathed in ice. and every twig ana bIahCh
o,;e+eninq IN the white glare OF the electro lgntS
No ;" she said Il don't think ever have You
know this IS the first time | have been here TINS
,-aar It's quite wonderful. ism I 1t: Harry. we
don't see nearly enough of each other IN winter
Il know 1t really seems as II we Gouiu get To-
aetbar only in summer. doeSn I 1t: But think
that is usually the way with one real 1rlehcS nat
US a nice little speech YOU made, Rita. very
nice And he dropped his hand to his SIDE and
Gave hers a gentle pressure. suppose, He Noii
tn,,ad If vou really wanted to you could get tne
true Christmas spirit out there IN the snow, no!
Even now there may be some poor devil freezing
in the park yonder, and you wouldn have to look
very far through the tenementS over Oh tHe "e9'
Side to get chance to make HI dS '"ii'' Oi''''
would vou?' ,
Miss Maynard walked over to the fire and Sc sfttled led
bacl, in a deep easy chair, with the tips OF her
-; rI;,,,arc resting on the fender Is that Your
;dea of the Christmas spirit; she asked.
Carmichael still stood looking out at the snow
and beating a slow tattoo on the Wlndo" pane Tiill
r. 1-nnct1es oh | don't know just what L do
mean. | suppose the real significance OF the day
has ALI gone. SO far as | am concerned; Dut II iel'
a sort of general desire TO want to do something
for somebody for no particular reason The young
MON came over and sat low stool at the girl
feet with his back 70 the fire.
H. ist one of those bugaboos that all We bach
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

had been mildly celebrated
a-ns-I The many Young women
who c9unted themselves his
trle-i- il was not the unusual
luxury II the rooms. although
there was quite enough OF thai.
even rp- a Young man with a
carefully invested fortune and np
-eai responsibilities. but Car
michael had n many ways
strJr1lvmpressed upon the place
his own personality. During his
thi-rr wears Of life he had trav-
eled lar and IN many different
iIrec-IanS. and had met many
people Inherited wealth and
position. To which he had added
geoE-aphy. had supplied him with
mum HerlesS chance acquaintance
and few friends. and long since
he Ead adopted the excellent
prac-lce never TO keep a letter
0r DESTROY a photograph.
Thus the story Of his llfe-It 80
piea-ed his young women friends
u relreve-waS somewhere TO be
found carefully framed, and
more OF hess carefully auto
grarhed. about the little study
wherein he read the morning
papers and wrote and accepted
NV atoms TO dinners. The only
dir Iltv was TO find The photo
Era-l among the many, and the
variety OF the subjects and their
car-cant kaleidoscope change
from Ostentatious conspicuous
ne TO almost total eclipse added
n little zest to the game The
g lerT Of feminine beauty COW
e-ai the walls. interfered with
tn face OF the clock on the man
T.. over the fireplace, cramped
hi- w-riting desk. and suffocated
tn big center table.
There were heavily framed pho
ta--aphS Of women IN lowered
hr-ades that looked like meZZo
tll-= women who ruled modern
sr.atv IN New York and London
a1 Paris. little photographs OF
yong girls in simple dinner dress
skirts and sailor hats, who would
II -leir mothers places: pictures
P stage and the cafe concerts
rua-r sincere expressions OF reg
ate.ti5n; little and big phot"gral
Of -ae present day Broadway tav
It's =oubrettes and smiling lngenu
lea ng women and IonderouS d
fTaE The Metropolitan. Mixed witt
collection was here and there p
some EngliShwoman, who from
one name and her coronet could {
a. a -5ersOn OF title; and the CALLER
one oman who would some day,
a real crown.
On this particular Christmas
came INTO his study and smilingly
the array OF Photographic friends.
my q more serious aspect, went INT
and I51ked over the carefully arr
knowing eve travelled quickly Owe
danask. the thin tall glasses wl'
stems. the heavy silver, and the
American beauties rising above
cup. which he himself had Won
smile # content the young man re
to the study. lit a cigarette and "
He did not have long 70 wait
chrmed eight Miss Rita Maynard
and Carmichael greeted her with
YER old and admiring friend.
Am | the very first she aSke
Carmichael paid no heed 10 h
took one Of her hands III each OF h
them apart. looked with undlSguls
the broad clear brow, the crisp
slanting eyes, the pink cheeks witt
contour. the full rounded throat
shoulders.
Rita, YOU know" he said Al /.
hands, " II isn't right to look like
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

Christmas spirit into Il poo
bachelor > apartment | can Z
all II a home. because any
bachelor apartment Is a disgrace
10 the name | suppose YOU
good married women would have
preferred few unattached
young men - chat with YOU
and YOU old men would have
~fher liked to oIt between very
foolish Young girl~ but | wanted
only old friends and the kind
Hho might leave "a little Of the
aroma OF home about the place
4ttcr YOU had gone back to your
hristmaS trees Rita ; presence
needs no cxCusc She Is the
nnly -rHis uis here tirst. be
.au~c she Is my oldest friend. Tor
" PLAYED together as children
md second. because She doc-n ',
3lav bridge now
l. this a speech asked
Hoagland Because II 1t Is |
should think this would be the
psychological moment to drink
somebody's health. Miss May
0ard 5 by all means preferred "
All right. said Carmichael
but before | conclude my
rhetoric | want to warn YOU
that YOU bridge players had
better fix your points now. be
cause while the dinner Is to be
short II will he rather rich and
conducive to large stakes -
After this Carmichael gave
way to the others. and the din
ner passed on as happily as
small. we'll appointed dinners
among friends are apt to do.
Being but a small party, the con
versation was general, 50 that
every story. even every new and
old Joke. had It's hearers. and
before the end everyone had
drunk ioklngly To the good
health Of everyone else: that Is,
except IN the case of the toast
TO Carmichael This was pro-
posed by Rita Maynard. and
perhapS it was on account OF
the wonderful beauty of the
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

TIVE bachelor apartments oi
Henry Carmichael long
had been mildly celebrated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-27

preaching. with these words, DO
YOU know. when fifst saw that
man | thought he waa the home.
Hest fellow | ever saw, l couldn't
stand his large teeth. We wefa at
tho same college. | graduated in
June and we were married IN Aug
unt. and. added she, with reaos
luto loyalty. hes all right
A broken engagement 10 one OF
the aaddest things. but better that
than lifelong cheating,
When you look at your ring with
It's "ono imperlahabio stone. re
member that the worth OF the gem
really signifies little. Il IL a sym
boil OF love. clear. pure ana last
IND. Hut NO know that even tho
diamond may be- consumed. Love.
like tho diamond can endure aud
may endure. Il can also be dc
str0yed. Cared for aud guarded.
neither need perish.
Your loving
AUNT ---."
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NO l.


ON MIR hGTkoIhAl RING.
Ny Dear Marsie
Thank sou foe telling mo frat.
dear. OF this engagement OF yours.
| guessed lt would happen soon,
And you say the date Of your We'd,
ding Is set May you b. happy.
little girl Now sa sou have no
mother % advise yoa. may ! give
you a few hints about keeping your
happiness You can hardly real
lac Just how much Il IL golng "a
depend On Yourself
You SPEAK so ehylY OF your love
Mesgie. that I arm hoping, indeed
believe yea are marrying from AZ
lection. fewuf girls do this than
yon understand. with all the Wis
dom 81 twenty-five. have seen
weddings where the bride would
gladly have chosen 10 stand uF
Nilh che best man instead of kel
groom. Il only he had asked her
Married tragedies don't always
kpring from bad souls. mistakes
arise from our begnT ~ human; and
many have 20 be- hedkea about wsth
convictions 90 make living What Il
should be. You see. where the
heart II empty there IL danger al
some outsider fiiing It. OA there
Is such a vast difference bets cen
marrying for love and shat passes
fer n. You have pointed 10 my lie
~ a happy che. Listen. dear: tn
man I loved Quarrvled with me and
married another Eiri. II wasn't 81
easy for = young woman 60 rwusia
single IN my day. and 80. after Z
few years | married = widowef foi
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whom had great respect. You
never knew him. OF course. he died
years aga.
! am reloiced that sou are proud
OF Robert A mans nnculiarltles or
deficiencies may be very apparent
10 people generally. bat the woman
who loves him only half sees them
or they count FOR nothing with her.
Moreover. no girl has a Flsht 10 &C
eepi a husbands love and care and
protection and be ashamed OF him.
for the fault Mes with her not Ia
him. Al a club banquet last wip
ter. a Young and brilliant member
~ the reception committee pointed
to piainfacod man wh0 was ap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-27
DIVORCED

.,~w sogk. April 81 Mrs. Em.
~ es..ss story. an operatie prima
. Is been granted a divorce
- Ial.an story, The eelenfa =.
I s.sr The facts have lust lease e.
me alvorvc was kranted ~
", pumpkins q the supreme
-, .sa eas absolute,
- s..,rai moaths ako divorce pre-
- were started but On az
- a ne publicity given the
49,. -, Mrs. story a.sewcd them Q
IN reconciliation was effect
- friends believed that there
So b - separation. Ihe heef I.
= "a given oefore a referee and
!. ssrsseoadcnts were bat mens
800 IL name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-27
GIRL FEARS HeR INTENDED
HAS BEEN MURDERED

NEW YORK. April 27.-Panlino
Ahroslo. pretty Girl OF Port
Chester. believes her flnnce. Anio.
Mo Sanford, 20 whom she waa 90
have BEEN married last week, has
been killed by members OF 80
cret society 10 which he and a
rival belonged The authorities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-27

beilese her life 10 be IN danger.
and abe IL In jail at White Plains
for safety.
II was two weeks an that the
man forgot the VOWS OF tha society
and told hiH flnnceo the secrets,
lie gave her the mystic password
and told the names 81 members
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-27

ru~ sa=.ission hessss rnovsa q
- ,s.pssrs ~ ths Cd sopet tuil1s
- "a ne fifns are the Hss
4, s.lzs a nlaxeun. Rewen. ard
.s~Fts Fea,fnse ca. Thxy moxesi
- = =sss sAde 81 Western az
- Nsssea. where tAe esw tsa-
- Fzlnssf Grand het~i vii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-27

When a rival sutton called she
twltied him with hia activity in tho
order and gave him tho password
Two days later she was approtch-
ed by a man who proposed that she
joln the lodge and leave Tor italy.
Later Sanford called on her, ana
Nba has not seen him since.
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GOING SOME


CHIMAcUM. April ~ - Two
horses attached 20 wagon loaded
with produce. hslonEinG TO tehn
Van Trojan. a farmer. ran away and
spread butter at 81 cents a roll TOT
miles over the county road. The
wagon was wrecked and sis crates
% eHKH smashed. aud the horses
have not been caught
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rInns ooNsaIlpAria

The chiiherK steamship Agency
and tkilhsfa a Frederick. affiliated
flrma. daiuK business ~ the Mathal
tIrp nldE have consolidated ana
Incorporated a. the Chiihsfs
Agsney.
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WILL DIE


rnwNseNp. April Al
w. .,,.s.a IN the lsksinE camp
wilder to-day. near Seaula.
4 .sea the boiler aad enslae
~ a. camp. besides neaFls
~ ,.An wnaer the ewner. and
li'at .sslalna a lesser named
tssl's wsiasr's hack Il broken IN
re -. .na he will dee, while
~ -, seriously Injured
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Klein. he shoemaker. siT James
street.
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hare made q study Of eyes
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IoEf hAbita Do not con
hpsd our prices with our
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Aoaday and Wednesday
Esenings.
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Wear Brooks Hats. 1891 Second
avenue
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.,-,x. i on At the ~ashinEiea
- 80 woeAen waFs company
-. ~hers 10 usen wNikra est
.s.< A aamaad for - Per cent
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-, s.ssfs naen report that there
..-.rxi movement frsm th~ ritY
|. a. eaaHiry puFtnE the wsse
=. rrn ssla six faruss 70 residents
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LOCAL FLASHES


.Tr n tlya. % ~. Marks
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when the Flowers ninega 90 ths
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Louise WaitaFs asss+ss.s..s fae
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Somebody's waiting Tor You tae
In the VALLEY % Yesterday far
The Tewn AZ The End Of me
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Meet Ne pown 81 the Corner see
lola sess t,rss-sfs t4sss tae
NJ Aaulurvia ssssst.srs Zoe
ole Heta~lterE ~
Went feu Come over 90 rhtifY.
Willie - ....-. las
sweet Potatoes fsaE sss...ss tas
Ny Maid % Nanaaiay 49,. use
Cheer rr. Mary sss.sss.s.. fse
ny Nal stt.sssssst* ..s.s zoe
CIlne's Plano House
tsos SECOND Avn.
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v.<sss n R4lisrd- prominent u
s,-rss efrrles IN s~attiH Ter :
....rs, 4 eentury. disa al
F.s.,s F~ks.y sreainE 81 his rssi s
$50 i vest tfiEhiAnt Drive. al
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