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The Washington times., 1907-08-11
BIG AUTO TRIES
TO CLIMB POLE
Rubber Neck Wagon" Stirs
Up Excitement on
Dull Day.

Those who seek a change and variety
in the Seeing Washington automobiles
VIII doubtless be glad 10 learn that the
company has inaugurated a new and
novel method Of excitement which Will
doubtless be known as Climbing
the Pole The management introduced
It's new idea yesterday. using a tele-
graph pole as the apparatus upon which
TO climb
1t expects. with practice. 10 be able 20
make it's trusty ~rubberneck wagons"
mount the SUBMITS Of the washington
Monument. but this feat. o. course, Will
take time and practice.
Laurence Gassinheimer vas running
one OF the big cars along Pennsylvania
avenue yesterday. Things were not par
ucularly lively as the gentleman with
the megaphone was a bit hoarse and the
day was wet. The passengers were
commenting audibly upon the tameness
OF seeing Washington" and not a few
were wishing that they had JUS gone
home an told Maria about IT," without
the extra expenditure that ride on the
auto entailed
Yep" said an ole lady 20 her friend.
Il saw more excitement that this the
bA.4lF vAN D E-NA nh , AldE= ran away
and
Her conversation was interrupted
at this junctuhe by the peculiar
conduct Of the auto. II started TO
swerve drunkenly from side TO
side. and exhibited a desire TO leave
the street and pereginate upon the side
walk. Gassinheimer vatnIy endeavored
10 guide its bibulous course, but he was
as helpless as a babe. That auto had
made up its mind as TO its destination,
and nothing could deter It.
On II rushed toward a large. strong
looking telegraph pole. with the nerv-
GUS Mr.. Gassinheimcr clinging onto the
vince. with both hands.
Bargi
The auto hit against tho telegraph
pole with a crash that could be heard
some distance away and the pole not
being used to such treatment immedi-
ately collapsed without further argu-
ment
Pale and nervous the gentleman with
the megaphone and Mr.. Gassinheimer
climbed down from their unruly con-
vevance and surveyed the wreck. The
auto was scarcely scratched. but the
telegraph pole had been broken of
about three feet from its base and lay
on the ground.
Wall" said the old lady to her friend
as she slowly ahghted, that wus more
excitement than I've seen for some time
Them automobiles amt so bad arter
all"
The Washington times., 1907-08-11
Capital and Labor Fight
Feared by u. S. Officials
Leaders Hoping Telegraph
ers' Strike Will Not Be Forced on Depart
ment of Justice for Action.

They say that the only recourse would
be the Objectionable Government by in
Junction"
The decision that the Department OF
Justice might be called upon to follow
would be that In the case Of The United
States VS.. Working Mems Amalgamated
Council. Of New Orleans, in which the
circuit court Of appeals held against the
union on the ground that their inter
ference with the employment OF nom
union men was a conspiracy in restraint
OF trade within the meaning Of the Sher-
man antitrust act
The situation presented by the strike
in the District Of Columbia Of the
Building Trades Union. now in force.
has already sent the chills Of appre-
hension coursing up and down the spine
Of Uncle Sam" The union men, in
an EFFORT TO enforce the CLOSED shop"
principle, have threatened to call out
the union men employed elsewhere in
the United States by the contracting
firms employing ''scab labor In the
District.
Deep apprehension is felt that the
brcklayers and stoneDlasons may adopt
such drastic methods as would force
lhe local government. which Is a Fed
eraI one, TO prompt action.
The Washington times., 1907-08-11
Prepared,
Declares
Postal

NEW YORK, Aug. 1o.-Vice President
Adams, Of the Postal, endeavored to
treat the strike situation lightly. He
said:
''The Postal Telegraph Company Is
fully prepared for any strike movement
on the part Of its operators. We have
made arrangements with enough loyal
men to be able to handle all important
business in case a strike is ordered
However. 1 do not believe that the
Postal will be seriously hampered by a
walkout Of its employees.
our manager has been assured by
enough individual telegraphers who are
members Of the union that they would
not go out II a strike were ordered. as
they have no grievances. OF course,
there Is always a large number Of itln-
Grant telegraphers in New York who are
always ready to strike on the slightest
provocation.
But these men are in the minority,
as far as concerns our company More
than 20 per cent Of our operators are
citizens Of New York. have homes and
families here. These men are making
more money than at any other time In
the history OF commercial telegraphy
Many OF them average $50 q month
and they have assured me that they
are perfectly satisfied With the condi-
tons. 1 believe, however, that a strike
will be ordered either tomorrow (Sun-
day. or on Monday"
The Washington times., 1907-08-11
Not Called On,
GOmperS States,
At St. Louis, Mo.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. IO-samueI
GOmpers. president Of the American
Federation OF Labor. spent this morn
ing at the Laclcde Hotel. departing in
the afternoon for Hannibal, Mo, where
he lectured tonight He told n Times
representatives that his visit here had
nothing 20 do with the telegraphers'
strike. although he might see represen-
tatives Of the telegraphers' St. Louis
organization while here.
Il am taking no part in the strike
just now" said Mr.. GOmpers. The Of
hcials OF the telegraphers' organization
are handling the situation. It will be
time enough for me to take some part
when 1 am called on. All I wish to say
now is that hope the telegraph com
panies will do something TO effect an
honorable settlement Of the existing
differences. hope a settlement may be
made before the strike grows even
more widespread than it is now"
The Washington times., 1907-08-11

ADMINISTRATION leaders arc hoping
against hope that the telegraphers'
strike will not be forced upon the Fed
eral Government for action.
They fear II the Department of JUS
tice is called upon to interfere as is
intimated by Chicago reports, the Gov
ernment will be involved in d gigantic
struggle between capital and labor over
the question of the open shop"
They declare that the telegraphers
arc playing with ire. They say that
while they may invoke the enforcement
of Federal statute giving the Govern
ment power TO take over the properties
OF the telegraph companies. as a mat
ter Of public expediency, when the com
panies are unable to operate them, they
have overlooked a Federal decision
which holds that combinations OF work
ing men for the restraint Of interstate
commerce come within the provisions of
the Sherman antitrust law.
1t is pointed out that the Government
can keep clear Of the trouble unless
appealed TO by the strikers or unless
lie telegraphers in the District Of CO.
lumbia leave their keys and force Fed
eral action through the indiscreet overt
act Of some striker.
The Washington times., 1907-08-11
PnkertonS Work
Among c. T.U.Men,
Officials Admit

CHICAGO, Aug. 1O.-Evidence se-
cured today that Pinkerton detectives
nave worked into the Commercial
IeIegraphers' Union and are keeping
the western Union and Postal TeIe-
graph companies posted on every move
OF the strikers leaked oct and the
racts were admitted by the officials OF
the union at midnight
During the mass meeting late this
AFTERNOON, a man giving the name Of
E L. Williams. Of New York. and said
TO be a Pinkerton man. was discovered
and thrown out, when he could not
produce a card.
The Washington times., 1907-08-11
Cincinnati Men
Still at Work;
To Meet Today

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Aug. 1o.-C1n-
einnad operators are still at work. but
may receive onders before morning to
walk out. r. +. DAILY. secretary of the
local union. stated this evening that
he was awaiting a telephone message
from General Secretary Russell, at Chi
cago. instruCting him 10 call out the
operators here. The men will respond
readily. Tomorrow afternoon they are
to hold a mass meeting To discuss the
whole question.
The Western Union Company officials
still express the belief that Cincinnati
viii not be drawn into the strike
The Washington times., 1907-08-11
TWO NEGROES BADLY USED
IN BROAD ALLEY FIGHT

As the result Of an alteration in
Broad alley last night. John King. col
ored, received three severe knife wounds
and James Pryor, also colored. was
struck several times about the head.
Both were treated at the Casualty
HOSPITAL and afterward removed to the
Fourth precinct They will come up for
trial in the Police Court tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1907-08-11
St. Louis Girls
Join Big Strike;
900 Operators Ont

81 LOUIS. Mo-, Aug. 1O.-Nine hun
dred telegraph operators are idle here
tonight scarcely a dozen operators
oeing left al the keys, most Of them
chiefs and managers. long unusued TO
the work Six hundred Western Union
and 800 Postal men went out.
The strike came at AS in the Western
Union office. Fifty Of the strikers were
girls. Half an hour later the scene was
repeated at the Postal.
The Washington times., 1907-08-11
USED lNKSTAND ON "CHINK,"
Is CHARGE AGAINST MAN

Charged with assaulting Moy Bank.
a Chinaman, with an inkstand in his
place Of business. Thomas McNamara
was arrested last night by officers cf
the First precinct. He was subsequent
ly released on a so collateral for his
appearance in the Police Court tomor-
row.
The Washington times., 1907-08-11

telegraphers had received orders to re-
main passive and no signs Of impend,
Ing trouble were discernible about the
operating rooms Of either company.
President J. 5. Sullivan. Of the local
union. said much would depend upon
the action Of the New York union teIeg-
raphcrs on Sunday.
The Washington times., 1907-08-11

Awaiting Action
OF New York Men

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10. - Union
teleBraphers held meetings and confer
ences throughout the day and evening.
Though no action was taken, II seems
understood that the men will remain
quiet and await developments.
1t was said, in fact. that the local
The Washington times., 1907-08-11
MAKING THE MOST OF THINGS

Barber-How was the last shaver
Patron-CaPital Ny wife cut her new
blSuse by the diagram on my facel-
delphia Inquirer.
The Washington times., 1907-08-11
In Mem0riam


loving but sad remembrance
Of our beloved son. JOHN II. LAMBDEN.
who died three years ago today. August
II, 1904
precious one from US has gone.
A voice loved Is stilled;
place Is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
Gone but not forgotten
II BY Father and Mother.
Died.
SMITH-On Friday August 9, 1907, at I:40
a m. at the residence OF her daughter
Mrs z. L Hammargren. 1857 Thirteenth
street northwest Mrs. ELIZABETH SMITH
widow Of Mr.. @. W. L. Smith.
She was born in Dorchester county, Nd .
eighty-one years ago and spent most OF
her life on the Eastern Shore. She Is sur
vived by six daughters and one SON
lnterment viii take place In Federals-
burg. Nd. this afternoon. in the family
burying ground at that place.
dorchester and Caroline county. Nd, pa
pers please copy.) 1t
The Washington times., 1907-08-11

appeal to the Interstate Commerce
Commission TO take over the properties
OF the Western Union and Postal com
panies If the strike spreads to New
York and Eastern cities, demonstrat-
ing the inability Of corporations to
cope With the situation.
The Washington times., 1907-08-11
Thornton Shoe Store, 7O6 7th ST. NV.
Special Notices.


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at moderate charge
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~ 80 Stove Expert. Phone NJ I'M.
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AoaseS B9okbinaery Is large and Perfe,stly
equipped First-class work done. Minimum
HODGES BIG BooKBINDERY.
t20-zz l!th. Next star.
JOSEPH S. HARTY is no Ionge, con-
nected with Metropolitan Laundry I
VIII not be responsible for any claims
made against him JEROME HARIG.
II WAS INJURED WHILE IN THE
act OF alighting from a Pennsylvania
avenue car, at the corner Of Second
street and Pennsylvania avenue north
west. last Sunday evening. August 9Th,
about the hour OF 9:25 O'Clock
NiIl such persons that witnessed the
accident be good enough 10 send me
their names and addresses.
DONALD McKENSIE,
200 street NV. Washington. D. c.
au10-3t
JUNIORS TAKE MOTTO E-OLD
Glory Council, No "a, invites all JuntC-s
10 attend the funeral Of Bro. James
Giscle, on SUNDAY. AUG. II. at 2:SO
p NJ sharp. Meet at 3I6 Pa ave Sc.
aulo-2t J. B. ALTMAN. r. S.
NOE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
Increase the value OF your property by
having US construct your walks. steps,
copings. basement, and stable floors. Ali
work guaranteed. COLBURN BRO.
Room 222, Colorado Bldg. aus-tf
THE COLORED MAN WHO TOOK
box containing FIVE watches fro-a capital
Traction car Tuesday, Aug. 6 return at
once to Box 163. Times office, and avoid
further trouble. auS-tf
The Washington times., 1907-08-11

Western Union claims to have S. op-
orators working in the Chicago office;
Postal claims 40 Union pIckets report
and II in the main offices of the re-
spective companies.
OFFICES Of both companies are hope
lessly congested with business, and mail
and telephone are being resorted to.
The Federation OF Labor has been
drawn into the Chicago situation. Mem
bers OF the Teamsters' Union refused to
deliver supplies to the Western Union
or Postal buildings.
General Secretary Russell, vested with
full power TO direct the strike and made
acting president Of the c T. A u,
wired President Small, in San Francisco,
to hasten to Chicago and assume per-
sonal charge
Appeal to Commerce Men
The legal status of the case is be-
The Washington times., 1907-08-11
Appeal to Commerce Men.

The legal status of the case is be-
ing investigated by attorneys Of the
strikers, and plans are being made to
The Washington times., 1907-08-11

JOSEPH S. HARTY is no longer con-
nected with Metropolitan Laundry I
VIII not be responsible for any claims
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
Hnmoritiiaes.
90 lUHrbs fis ia rubis.

Sin 9rauipddr 1T btim Grdmtr.
.aIfo", fpdnbt. Ti& Der 5srr pfarrsr,
noGbem er ben suiinftissn 9dtten
iiber feline qfIi9tsH unterDieien. mods
mails on Iit: sic pifIen boB Sic Sbs
rem Gdttsn Iieben. ebren unb inn iiber'
all Folstn mHfleH2@ .yltin. nein,
Ssrr pfarrer" ruff lie bu unb ipringi
BON Der @anl in bic S0be, rIisbsH uni
.bren mar ia rs9t fd6n, ab,r iib.ruIl'
bin folssn msin MuRn 1T Elm
S4ornFeinfeSsr - nstu. nsir. bG bei'
ratb' i'd Iisber gar ni&t!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
Gurus.

@robsoter (Sum GnteD: .Sas' mer,
mel Mpritfe, pds piinl9t 0e Der
Su @ein @sburtstde2" Morib1e.
g. 3abnbsri6ts mDft id eerny GrOb,
pupo!1 6rObpot.r: .Bie bdiBt, e
3ubnbtriGthe! gott. tpds e ourusl
@enn @e NAL biIt in main alttr,
bait 9e tuone 3Gb'n mehr tpas
tbuit @e Damn nit Dtinsm 2nbns
btrI9tds9"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
@si4dit.

Gin Bauer tOmmt nit ,iH.m SpbR
gum sritenmuI mad elmer Stubt. 9Ieid
bel BEN @intritt elmer Sauptiirube fols
len BEN SObn bic sroBen 2Gben in bic
alsen. SObn gum Batter; nWot is
rat bsnR bier @ater24 - Batter: Eat
10 en- @sI4Gf, bumme Suns!- -
SObn: pMat is bsnH en- GsIdGf, ga;
tsr9" Batter: rSGut tOhoss ss bat
elm 9eI9Gf, tuenR en- aerl Re anne Ies
triidt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
9ia6isun

CT: .Bds fsblt benn T6on tpteOsr
benz RonaIiien MiilIer9" - sic: I'm
pObosru I.ibtt sr, fast feline Sruu.-
- gr: .Sdaut ben 9robsu an, friis
Der bat Ct bait i.bts Sdbr mir iibsr
Rbsumutismus ostIust, iebt neil er
taufenb Mdrs in Der 2otterie setpons
men bat, trisst er uuf eiumuI has YOs
busro!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
@spiIlenbaft.

&omRis: sd poIIts oIIo fir mid
I'M bic Soub Sbrer Sodter annu unb
fir m.insn Greunb Miillsr I'm bic
2aurcs bitten 49," (fliegt bindus)
8Ommis (su~riidrufsuO): r0as
nit mar. meme Sade erlebist. Die
Itebt's nun NIT 6reunO Miltsr9"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
9ur&i@ant.

.2iebsr OnteI! 2eiber fam i6 beute
gu @:iner ileinsn 9ameneeielH6afs
niht tomm:n. bu iG hi. fiir@tsrIif fen
3ubnfdmerSsn babe. 9ein Neffs."
r2isber Reffe! &omme nur i'm eins
fud:n GsIeIlfdaftsdnsuee, pis Define
@ettern Ridorb unb aurI, ipsl9e auG
lire 5rads DerIeBt bdbeu. 9sin
Snfsl."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
Qinblid, gluffoIfuna.

6riB: rBittt, popo, gib mir @tl6,
ID mill nal in ben aonStds ssbsn.
Papa: rMgcr msin S0bn6en. lois
iommIt Du bsnn oaf bic Spee, in BEN
2unotus Su s.b,n2" Sfib: 80
mOdte mir germ 81. .@tIoena onfes
benz"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
MiBUeritanbnis.

SouriTt DER in ein.m iibsrfilItsn
DOrfpiribsbauie tsiu 8stt b.tOmmt):
rSobsn Gle nidt ip~tnioft.ns Elm Bins
bel 6sa fir mi89@ Wirtb (Gresrs
lido: .glir is msbr bo, ala a bibl tdI'
ter Brdtsn!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
@~.asnisitia.

.@ber, Srau, BON meiner Ginndbme
fam i'd bod uumDglif ale Define
SduIben beSoblcn. Narum ni6t9
Gls i'd Did teirutbete, babe i'd bod
aud bon meiner Ginndbm. 0eiHe
S9uIbsn bs5obIt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
sir.

Mutisr: .@,SbdIb pollen sic osnn
mtins E6Gter nitt beiratbsn9"
Sunssr Monn; SD sloub', Ou lit fem
Sesen babel" Mutter. .gber tpos
ftnt,n sic. id scb' Sbuen sItid msis
men Stssn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
@sldaftslprad,.

Run foger 81. NAL, fpie esbt's MD
ben geI6dFtcn9" so Ionot i'd Ii.s
senbe @aSmptortn ptrtrieb, RITZ Id
mid irlm3r tisFsr biHeiR; felt i'd MID
ob.r asF Std6eOrabt bsrI,st babe
iomme id of0tf porpGrts!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
Sin Msni6entennsr.

(, ,5rsunee in Der Rptb gu bub.n, 1T
bod stlpos I6ORes, niat ipabr2"
SD fir meint gerlpn bantc bafiir,
tuum 1T elmer meiner 6rsunbs in NDtb,
70 pumpt er mid audi i6on an"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
Gin tb,ur.s TRSb.I.

Trsunb: .@us bat Did bi, prGd.
tise gbaifslOnsut getoRst34 - gbes
mann: 30, fsbr Oisl! gluF Der bsiommt
mstns Gruu SspObnIi& lire 9Oiletisns
Sbnmd4t!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
MtinoeEoIIslt.

Strr: nNltint @erebrteitt, Gle ba'
tubeu iid pirtlid sroBurtig tunIcrs
piert, Sic isbeu beindbe 10 jung Gus,
fpte Sbre Sp9ter!" - 9dne: gg(bsr,
risiu SOtt, i'd bin ia bic Eu6ter!!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
8sTd,iOen, Bite.

Gepp( ben fie bel Der Roufer,i idne
merIi9 surifteR): r2ubt bod nod bis
fir bic nG6ite 3ir6tpeib a bilfeI ipns
pOn mir iibria!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
60 q anGt's @isI!

GuIt: r90rtn sic NAL, 8irtGin.
sd5 RinOfIeiId III aber gang miIerat
Eel" Uirtbin: rSu, iuseu's bIcB
an! limb t6s III M. als ss nod Iebts,
a 70 a suot's gitb gspeien!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
gur6 elm grofuratrdoer.

aSie baden ia tein Sepebr, iueen
Sic Oenn nidt mit9" ,Sdb's niEt
nOtbis, fclber Z Gepetr GsrumSuI1Ieps
pen! Sir mid lGieBt mel Scbunn!"
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
Ius Der GduIs.

2shrsr: .8drl6en, III Is riGtis,
iptnn ID fugs, Der Npf,I, ben Oh in Der
1onO b6ItIt. 1T s.Ttitli9- ~ (aorltsn
T9iltisIt nil BEN appfs.) .Nun. pi,
muB ts benn beiBen9" adrIhtn
(dHsfIiH nnb soS.tnb); .GehOhIsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
Die nadotbsnO. u6r.

asutnant (um guridsn); r6rib.
TRACE msins llbr gum llbrmn&cr! Gag
Inn, bob Ct bofiir forge, boB fis hdts
70 i6lopp ...... FraMmtr et1ei~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08

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Dr.. Kiimer's Swamp-R Root IS not rec
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
an @tnftonat.

Borfsberiu: Siam man Elm Soupt,
mort itsieern 2uiIe?" SDbtre Spds
ter; .Sawuhl". @orItebsrin; .Go9
@un, barn fin ID bseierie!" SObsre
So6ter; r2sutnuut, SbsrIeulnant.
Ob.rfIMtnont!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
.lsId, 3p,ia, Der Gr,iebanc

.8sI6. 3psis. Der Grsiebuug.
purSs elm acAr,r s,frast, rpfI,ssn sic
~bsfcnberer @crlishe in SErsr
G6uItg" rDit Birt.ns unb Safel.
uubtwsiee. mar bic artmort, .tpsiI5
0Bne iis nit ben OsrpiIoerttR Sunssn
niHt Sar&3usommtn 1T"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08

cures made By pr.
Kilmer's S~wan.p-Reot
the great Kidney liver
and bladder remedy.
II Is The great medl-
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ieenih century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
Lr Kilmer, the emil
ne idney and blad-
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ainbsrmuub.

Der feline b~rtiiGbriee 5rib: rMus
ma. BORT Da. pis Der Ninb beult
III Der @inS buuse9"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08

ToIiss d. .(Arst); 9H babe
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ais tRS YaiifHtsn plirh ptn LOB
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31

Now We Offer Capitol Heights
 The Most Beautiful Accessible Suburb - That Ever Will Be Established in Montgomery

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31

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