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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-07-12
FARMERS INSTITUTE
For New Hanover County TO be Held
in Wilmington. Thursday. August 8,

or Now f1dNOSeF &Odlty 10 De F1cNl
in Wilmington. Thursday. August 8,
1897.
The annual farmers institute for
New Hanover county will be held at
Wilmington, Thursday, August IS, 1907
There will be two or three speakers
present from the state department. of
agriculture in addition TO the local
speakers.
These institutes are for a free and
informal discussion of everyday farm
problems and no farmer can attend
and take part in these discussions
without receiving more than enough
benefit to pay for the time spent.
No attempt will be made a. this
meeting to lay down hard and fast
rules by which any man should u
his farm, but improved farming meth
DDS will be discussed and the reasons
why these methods are better than
many of those now practiced viii. be
given. We are assured that no speak
er will recommend anything be has
not himself done and that dozens OF
farmers in this part of the state are
not also doing at this time.
Dc not forget the date of this meet
ing, Wilmington Thursday. August IS,
1897 and see that your neighbors know
Of III and attend
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-07-12
NEGRO STOLE TROLLEY WIRE
Was Arrested Yesterday by Constable
ava2c and VIII bc Tried Today.

Tom Mosely, n negro lad about II
years Of age. was arrested yestcrtay
afternoon by Constable Savage end
locked III in jail. He will be GWEN
trial before Magistrate Furlong his
afternoon on the charge OF having su.-
en- LOO pounds Of trolley wire from
the Consolidated Railways, Light and
Power Company.
The alleged theft has been going OH
for some time, Mosely having taken
the copper wire from the car barns at
Ninth and Orange streets into tie
woods. On Friday last he got 4 boy
who was driving a cart 10 go TO the
woods with him. There the load vas
taken On. On the way into the eity
Aosely stopped the cart and got some
old carpet 10 cover the wire. He then
was driven 10 the May junk shop
where he offered the wire for eaIe.
AFR. May suspected something crooked
and telling the boy hat he would nav
TO 90 10 the bank for money, hc re-
ported the matter TO the Consolidated
officials.
Constable Savage was summoned,
and he went TO arrest the boy. but the
coon was too sharp and be could
not be located. Since Friday no trlce
OF the boy could be found until yes
terday Constable Savage learned that
he was at Town Creek. about Is miles
from here. in Brunswick county. He
made the trip in a horse and buggy
and with the aid Of Mr.. Garner. IN
charge of The Oaks" plantation he
arrested the boy and brought him TO
the city.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-07-12
MEETING Of LUMbtRMEh
Called for Atlantic Beach. Near
Jacksonville July 18th
Trade Conditions are Far From Salts
factory and Present situation u
nc MISUNDERSTANDING VIII be lu-
ter-s,atc and Attendance VIII be
large.

A meeting of the lumbeTmeu from
all the South Atlantic seaboard states
will be held a; Atlantic Beach aear
Jacksonville, Fla, on next Mondal u
consider trade conditions, which at
this time are said TO be far from salts
factory. MIR. u. W. Whitehead, editor
of the Southern Lumber Journal, of
this city. will attend the meeting anc
il is probable that other Wilmington
lumber men will also be present.
Concerning the necessity for the
meeting one of those interested said:
Production seems 10 be TAR aaeai
of consumption and the manufacture rs
are in many cases cutting up Elgh
priced stumpage into low priced lInt-
be-. This is a rather costly expert
nent, md with an eye single TO cutting
down production 10 the level Of con-
sumption an interstate meeting OF tue
.uI.Dyr manufacturers in all the South
Atlantic seabOard states Of North ana
South Carolina. Georgia, Florida. Ala
bama and Mississippi has been caled
to meet at Atlantic Beach, near Jack
sonville, Fla. July 10Th, looking 10 an
"SreeIe.t aGlOEC thu manu- act/rc.a
20. closing down the mills dur'"" The
entire month u August. THIS plan
will enable many of the mills &c MAKE
needed repairs and AT the same time
give the operators and their empICyes
q long needed rest. Either this will
be done or the output of the mills will
be curtailed Il half for the next two
months"
On this subject The Southern Lum-
Der Journal of this city has the follow
ing to say in its last issue:
Lumber trade conditions in the
South Atlantic states at this time are
such as call for concerted action a1nnS
the operators and the coolest heads
and best brains OF the manufacturers
at the great interstate meeting Of
lumbermen in Atlantic Beach, near
Jacksonville, Fla, "ext Monday. the
18th inst. Present indica. ions point 10
the largest attendance ever recorded
at q lumber convention. as on this DC.
cas:On the sawmill people are face TO
face with a condition and not a theory
that must be met and mastered once
for always.
The Atlantic Beach conference Of
South Atlantic lurnbermen will be one
Of the most important meetings in the
history of the lumber trade industry
in all this territory, for it will have to
deal with questions that can no lon2er
be brushed aside with a wave of the
hand, Or indefinitely postponed for
a more convenient season. The con-
ditions at this time are such as render
it mandatory on the part of lumber
manufacturers to find a solution iOr
the present troubles or forever he. E.
after be hewers of wood and drawers
of water, instead of masters Of the
situation as they deserve to be. The
proposed meeting will be of an inter
state character and the deliberations
will be participated in by many Of Inc
leading and foremost manufacturers
in the land"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-07-12
THE BOARD or EQUALIZATION
Met in Second Session at Court
House Yesterday
Several Assessments Reduced, Includ-
ing Those OH Miss Mary Bridgers'
Property and On Unsold Portions OF
Carolina Place

The board of equalization of New
Hanover county met in their second
session yesterday morning at the court
house for the purpose of equalzlns
the assessments on property In the
county. Chairman McEachern of the
board of county commissioners pre-
sided and the following members of the
board were in attendance. Mr.. J. H.
Johnson Chairman of the board of as
SCISSORS in Cape Fear township; DIR
w. II. Biddle chairman of the board
in Federal Point, Mr.. c. Fl. Alexaa-
der chairman in Harnett, Mr.. Owen
Martindale chairman in Masonborc,
Wilmington, and Commissioners Vol
lers, Divine and Alexander.
The board continued the work of go
ing over the assessments in the differ
ent townships and either approving
the amounts placed on property by the
various boards Of assessments, or re-
duced or increased the assessment,
Several parties who had complaints
to make were also heard.
Mr.. J.. A. Arringdale, president of
the Cape Fear Lumber company, ask
ed why his company had been assess
ed at $50, 600. The explanation made
to him was satisfactory and the as
sessment was not changed.
Mr.. Arringdale, who is mayor of
Wrightsville Beach, asked that all
Dnooh rrNrocfp no accncco1 on tho
same basis. The board then increased
the assessment on the Hewlett tract,
on Wrightsville Beach, owned by the
Ocean View company, being all that
section beyond Lumina t o the inlet,
including the Ocean View hotel, and
the Casino at $4,000
Mr.. T. W. Wood appeared before
the board in regard to the assessments
put on the property owned by Miss
Mary Bridgers, near the eastern linn
it's of the city, and also. in regard to
unsold portions of Carolina Place. On
the property owned by Miss Bridgers
formerly owned by the Catholic So
ciety and the Roger Moore estate, the
assessment was reduced from $4,000
to $12, 1000, and on the unsold portions
Of Carolina Place the assessment was
reduced from $4,000 to $780, 0O.
On property owned by the Carolina
Insurance Company in block 1874, this
being where the company's building
stands on Princess between Water and
Front streets was reduced from S.
500 to $4,000 and on property owned
by the company in block 1T, this be-
ing the lot on Front street, between
Princess and Chestnut where the build
ing occupied by the Delmonico Cafe is
situated, the assessment was increas-
ed from $4,000 to $4,000
The assessment on the plant of the
Chadbourn Sash Door and Lumber
company was reduced from $500 to
5000
The Burgwyn tract of lane, FncYn
as 1.-THE Hermitage was assessed 1t
$4,000.
At five o'clock the board adjourned
to meet again this morning at ten
O'Clock.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-07-12
FUNERAL OF DIR. DTNWfDDTE
Wake County Preparing to Improve
Neutrality-suspicious. Moore to Address
Chamber OF Commerce-Layine OF
Corner Stone Of Masonic Temple to
Take Place During Fair Week.

1Ofltcf stone Oh Masonic 1emDEe to
Take Place During Fair Week.
Raleigh, July 10.
The chairman of the Wake county
highway commission, Prof. w. c..
Riddick, and the superintendent Of
roads, William G.. Allen, have return
ed from a trip to Charlotte and Spar
tansburg, S. c., to see the roads and
to inspect the machinery used. They
found that extremely fine roads were
being constructed in both the counties
and that the machinery is very much
beyond anything. Eve seen here. It
is the purpose to put into use the i'm
proved machinery and appliances, in
Guiding heavy steam roller, traction
engine, patent cars for delivering
stones to a high powered crusher,
and then to deliver it on the roads
The roads here in Wake are not up to
the mark;in fact do not approach
those at Charlotte or ~Spartansburg,
but the highway commission is deter
mined to do work of a permanent
character in the future.
The remains Of Mr.. James Dinwid-
die arrived early this morning from
California and the funeral was held
his morning from the Presbyterian
church, large numbers of the alu1nnae
attending it. It was followed by the
funeral of Miss Mary Duncan, who
was for a number of years a member
of the choir of this church.
The insurance commissioner APPROX
es the charter of the Peoples Home
and Charitable Association OF North
Carolina, incorporated, OF Winston-Sa-
lem, it being a colored fraternal org
%anization, with c. II. Jones and others
.ocorporators.
President Charles Cotton Moore of
the North Carolina Cotton ASsocia-
ton announces that President Harvey
Jordan will address the Raleigh cham
Der of commerce and Merchants as
ISOLATION here OF Friday, July 18th.
President Jordan wants to make a
campaign over the entire south dur
ing the mex two months, beginning
in North C>-nlina. During his trip
abroad. where he attended the great
convention of cotton spinners Of the
world he gathered much valuable
information for the cotton growers.
and business men and will endeavor to
spread this information so as to reach
the cotton belt.
Speaking about the Masonic temple
Mr.. Winston, who is grand master OF
Mason, said that he expected the cor
ner stone would be laid during the
week of the state fair in October.
When he was in Washington recently
he asked President Roosevelt to be
here on this occasion, the president
being q very Jealous Mason, but he
said he could not come. The presi-
dent took occasion to express to Lieu
tenant Governor Winston his admira-
ton for North Carolina and the North
Carolinians.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-07-12
BREAKS RECORD FOR JULY
CITY Visited by Severe Wind and
Rain Storm
Rain Fell In Torrents and Flooded the
strce;-Storc~ i'm Business Portions
F1oodcd-Trecs Blown Down and
Other Damage Done by the Wind
About $50 Telephones Put Out OF
Commission

One Of the severest wind and rain
storms ever experienced in this section
passed over the city yesterday after
noon. the wind having attained n We
lociIy of 80 miles an hour, LIZ ths
rain falling in torrents for IN hours
time.
The morning hac been very lpi,
the temperature having reached as
high as e5 degrees. Early In the
afternoon there appeared to be no pros
poets OF relief. the sun beating down
with fierce rays, making life in the
open absolutely miserable. About 3
o'clock the wind began TO fresheE up
and dark clouds were noticed to the
north. Rapidly then the storm APP
preached and within "A few minut $ a
heavy wind storm bad struck the eiry.
1t was accompanied by liShtninL md
thunder and then suddenly the ain
BEGAN to fall and IL seered thai ihe
very heavens were opened. Tho sall-
ing rNin was caught by the high winds
and perfect waves of water we're tu.rI-
ed i'm the air.
Streets in every part of the city were
badly washed and the business blocks
on Princess, Market, Dock and Wa er
streets were flooded. The water was
banked up in several instances above
the curbing and forced back iu'o n
number Of stores, this causing cutie
a good amount OF damage tn stn. ks.
The wind blew down awnings. sign
boards and a large number Of tees
and fences in every section Of he
city. though the total amount OF dam
age viii probably not exceed 500.
Portions of the big bill posing
boards at Front and Walnut and + ont
and Castle streets We're blown down
by the wind. Limbs Of trees we're
blown across the trolley wires N Front
and Castle and Ninth and P"ircuss
streets. but. forces of Consolidated
workmen o had these removed,
there having been little interruption
TO traffic. For two hours the suburban
caTs could lot come nearer 20 the Slty
IMAM JiH duu TlnCcS ana passengers
for the Beach had to transfer at his
point. In some sections there va 4
heavy WASH Of sand on TO the car
tracks but this did no damage excep, to
cause a slight delay.
Telephone wires in some seCl.uus
of the city were crossed and alto
gether about $50 phones were put out
of order. This damage will be ~en.itc-
ly repaired today.
The rainfall for the day was given
by the weather bureau as 1876 inches,
and most. of this fell in about an
hours time, though a slight fall lasted
for some time longer. Later in The
afternoon the weather cleared and he
cooled off atmosphere was very agree
able to the sweltering population.
At the height of the storm the winds
from the northwest reached q veloe-
ity of fifty miles. this being the high
est ever recorded here in July.
On the beach the storm was no. as
severe as it vas in the city. There was
high wind and a heavy rain but Meth
or attainde the velocity or lasted rs
long as they did in the city, and no
damage was done.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-07-12
Death from ApoieSy.

London, July 9.-During a division
in the House of Commons this even
ing, Sir Alfred Billson, member for the
northwest division of St~affordshire,
died suddenly from apoplexy. The
house Immediately adjourned.
A pathetic feature of the incident
was that Sir Alfred's daughter was i'm
the ladies gallery al the time of her
fathers death.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-07-12

The latest in connection with the
Pacific maneuvers of the Atlantic bat
tleship feet is that Mr.. Roosevelt
wants 10 demonstrate his theory that
that the way to keep the peace Is to
scowl and to brandish the big stick.
Greensboro Record. .,
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-07-12

Have your eyes examined by Dr..
Vineburg. the Eye Specialist. at
Munds' drug store. Masonic Temple.
No charge for examination. Specta-
cles or eyeglasses from $1.0O and up
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12

Sober iuuee @ann ober iunses
MaO8en iOate iid bic beitmbBIi9e
@~rsiebunp gu ii9eru iuaen unO elm
College beiufen naAoem ie Den
saulbciuh i'm Seimatbsutte beens
oct. Cine Der beien COLLEGES I'M
Staatt 1T bic Central gSestepnn Gol'
leae gu 8nrrenton, DO, @inerlet
wethes Stutium ibr announcement
nanitt, tbr fiubet bier cOmpeteute
9ebrer in ieoem 6abe, Rduner uno
5rauen melde Dem Sailer in jeOer
piniidt Elm GOrbilo su iein, usrOie'
men. Ger erite 9ermin ianet am 8.
September an, Sdreibt an 9raiis
bent lbOifs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12
sduLhauspsihe

Die gp~anselii4e 8tOns @emeinte
in sap, seOentt am sOuptag ben ii,
Suli, TOreens I'm 10 ubr anfan
eenO, ibr neues, aus gementblDdeu
srbautes sanlbuus einsuweiheu
Ourf ben Gbrenperiben 0ifritt sra
les 8aFtUr Bauer, unb label hasu
SeOermann bsralia Elm baran EbstI
su nebmeu.
Gm Natmittoe iuerben mebrerl
EaitOren prebiseu ale 6urnesune be,
5eier.
Gdbreno Der @tttnsspauie tuirl
allen cine Gririiauns anssbDtgH.
Der BOrRanb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12

oerr gusult SOmmerfelo Der rad
Wiinerat iuaenoe &rOipetter OOu St.
9Outs mar upfanas Der 8O1e bier
unb bemuhte lid a~rbeItstrdite ilr
8eriuhfsrabunaen nuf ben 9inoe.
reien Oes SObn Miaer an Der 2ittle
Berger gu Oinaen, bod MAIDEN lih
iplde p6brenb Del Grnte iebr rnr
unb iebt iih Setr SOmmerfeIb UOra
ldufis een6tbiet uUn isinem
BOrbnben abSuiteben. perr
5ommerIelO sluubt Spureu uun eli.
mem ausseasthuten 8leiluoer uuf
RiGers annb entbeit gu buber, uno
iaet Ons Inn seniteenoe MitteI iir
bic n6tbisen SUrurbeiteu 5ur gers
Iieune teben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12

llnier u. y. SuniOr Bale Bal
Stub .uar am sOnntae in Baibinps
ton unb bat iiA eriolereiH NIT benz
Oortisen gnale Club i'm 8etttampI
semeiien. Bis gu gnoe Oes gpiels
itanb bic Score 2 gu 2 &ans unO ss
beburfte bas ipielens uOn nod 8
Suntuss UNI bic Reifterihaft feit3u'
fteaen welde 5 au 5 Sums su San'
fen uun Sermann ersab. Inter Der
arOsen 8uidnuermenae berriate bic
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12

6ermnnn saitbut, aud sa9s
aeunnnt, pUbnt Jest an Der Capital
StrnBe. 9erielbe bat Don Der @itt.
noe 9ebsl Elm tlcines 6dus9eu ee.
mietbet. Cine bibide unO beaueme
8obuuus, uur shabe bnB fein aeG.
Ter barunter 1T UNI tir ben beiben
CONNER einen puten tiblen tropfen
@erheuinft eiuSuleseu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12

Su SeOalin taste oieIe 8Ode bic
Convention Der Retail @terbunts
oieiess tnutes unO mObnten Oerielbeu
OOnhier bel SObn .. pelmcrs, SEQ.
@berlin, SIctOr 5ilber, Salius ..
6aienritter unb SEQ. u. Rueoiser.
gtei lernensmerthes uno im@eiadfte
prattiiA anwenObare tam ea CUR
S~erbauOlune unO btelt oas SutereRs
Der Gnweienben esfaneen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12

6rt. &Oialine gObns, aebrertn in
uniersr Oifentliten saute, beuust
einen tbeit tbrer 5erisu sum Seiud
ibrer 5reunOin Brl. 9bsrein Sieuers
in 60 Rurs, Soma. 5rl. siepers
NOR Dor uuOertbulb Subreu ldnsere
Get bier bel ibrer gAn fer. oer
uerwittweteu 6ruu BuitOr Bender
sum seindl, nnO erwurb fid unite,
ben iuuaen geuten einen erOser
5reunbestreis,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12

6ri. eaura 5aeffner uelde felt
LANCER Belt wDaentit9 mad ct
eouis iubr UNI Ou in 8rOi. @pptein'i
Conservatory Of Dauiit 8ianOunteridt
gu nebmen. 1T uie ptr aus 81. 9Oui,
Ter 3eitupsen erieben. cine Der Gro.
taanten oieies renOmirten 5nfituts
unD befdbist @~eoieeeues auf benz Bt.
ano 81 leiften.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12

6rnu aanna snttler uOn Smtss
mar WtOntaa bier UNI hire @nteIin
SRI a%uufaiiu Garrett uOn ct. Souls /,
welde gum Seinde fam, am gabn.
BOZ su empfansen. au4 fam pefern
bic sdmiesertOdter, 5rnu Senrb
Sattler welhe in Colorado pubnte
unb bic Gltsrn in Ssferiun gitg Be.
iuAte, gum 8eiuAe bterher.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12

Serr 8, @. Swatu peI4er Die
mubern grotberbuOO Of america, ei'
ne neutrality-suspicious. nnter
ben @eiesen Oes gtuates Soma iu'
curpurirt, reprGientirt, 1T i'm Snte
reIie senaunter gereiuisuns in IN.
.Ierer 9tabt. Dem 9tusweis nad
Itebt Die BrOtberbuuO in s~ldnaCnOen
f%nansieaeu gerbdltnifien unb Serr
'gwatp 1T sern bereit austanft gu
ertbeilen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12

8eim gerloien ses id6nen &anse'
ufens in oelm:rs Store bel ueIden
aOoie uur erbdltltd ruareu penn
man cine BfunObadie zines sewiReu
8adpuIuers tnuite, III Der Se'
MIN benz iunsen SeOrpe Slider,
Drudertcuiel in uniere Eruderei, gu
eefaaeu @eprse it Elm brauer.
E,isipsr 5unss unO mir freusu ani
nit ibm bns &c Ourh Oieieu @swiun
ieinen Gltrrn cine srOBe Greuoe Be.
reiten tonnte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12

Bis gum 20. 9uli nebmeu bic
County +. saulbebbrOe aneebOte Der
perausseber BON 5aalbaderu fur
2ieferuno Der in ben 6ffentliden
S9ulen i'm County unb in Der 5tabt
beubtbieten Sautbader entpcpen.
Statt Elm eiubeitlifes SHulbuh'
Seies su erlnFen, bat bic Ieste Be-
atslatur Elm @eieb nneenommen,
wOburt jebss County unO iebe
habtiiAe g4ule nit aber 1000 saal
Tern Oas Re6t bat, bic e~iu5ufhbren'
oeu Bidder unter sepifen Seitrduts
uneen ielbit anssuuabtsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12

an Der @berite berriht wierer repes
aeben ba bic SOte jest iebr uiel
neuen 8sisen bereiubrinaen. Der
erIte neue @ei5sn trat bier nit benz
8Outs 6enrpBoblt am lesten Sans
tao elm; am 0ienitus stbenc tam es
obermuls nit 1900 Sod an, aleS
aus BEN GascOnuoe . 5Iub. Gas
Boot Sutius s. SLIDER bat bie5nbrte n
mad st. 1Duis einseteQt uuo bolt
fest Beiseu 20 Jarmrn ben @ifOu.
Il GluB eutIana.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12

Die iurdtbare SAwule aninnas
Der 8O6e wurOe Gienitas giaamit.
rag Ourb einen i~tarteu Sewitterregen
eelnOert, unO NeniA unc Ebier atb'
meten erleittert auf. giel 8Oru
wuroe. wabreuO oes @euinerfturmes
niebesaeleat un0 ieiner saianftisen
Gntmlfluns abbru| setban.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12
1lliFl0nsfef.

Die @aaareib gresbeterianer sc.
meiuOe 81 sUiss pirO am 81. u. %.
slusuh ibr @ifiunsfef fetern uuO
finO alIe 5reuuOe Der gute Jest ituu
per5lidit eiuselaben benz 6efte beisu
pobpen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12

Gin @0rt an grdIioent a~oOIeuelt:
Suf benz BaSier iiebt Elm gries nit
Jnpan leibt aus, aber in 9irtlta.
felt 1T er 10 iawieris als Der 8au
bes gannmn.g Canals.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12
lniRionsfsit.

unisre go, 81. Sobaunes @emein.
be gu stOlpe miro, 10 SOFT wia am
GUnusi Itas ben 20. Stusua ibr
0RihiOnsieh feiern anO label Nae elm
bon nab unO fern, Oarau tbeil su.
nebmeu. Der gOraano.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12

Sn Oer @rte aIrbeiten tpiro nit
ae4t ats burte arbeit beseidnet,
uber ieOer utte @unn pirO iaseu
OuB es ainberipiel 1T i'm gerpleif,
mie er jung mar pnO bas Raben nit
Der Genie peihnb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12

GiisnbnbnIsute iaaen Oas bic srOBe
8reisermdBipuus Der Gabrra.sn fir
ben 4. Suli gut far 5 Gage ipfolse
Der idpten 8eisenernte uur tusnis
4uaIraIt auslbte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12

Bon Geru 5nuen pirb berihtet
bus OOrteu am sumituo in Der Gami.
lie oes Ghas. Rumbruuer elm fran.
mer Suuse Ginsus sebnlteu bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12

Ter ate Bill Gamer, Grbeiter in
arobp's 9tauerei, 1T tsstsn gOnntas
mad ct. Souls ssreit UNI iit ueeeu
stnsm @epadies an Der aipnlnOe
opsrirsn su laKen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12

6rau Siaie Suinbart nebh aiuber
pOn ct. 4unis betunO iid IA Gage
BEL ihrem 8ruOer 5erOiu no s6uen.
mira in Swtss gum Seluh, unO
reiite AM MOntnp nad1 ROduiGe Weo.
UNI ihre S&weiter Brau 5enrp 8,
8rindmann gu beluden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12

Gm ndflren Sonntae ben IA. Salt
nm 10 llbr uOrmittaps auiduseno
w,rO bic Ginmeibuuasieter bss neus
erbauteu SAutbauies Der 8ionsi
@emeinbe gu Bop tnttfnOeu. ButOr
8aur, grdles Der spnOOe oes
MtHOurt 0ifritts mirO bic 5ehpre.
oist balieu unO aud onOere gutoren
Der umaseenO rperoen anlueienb ietu
nm an BET Jsisr tell 5u usbmeu.
eufentlia miro bic Setbeitiauus cine
rett @rDBe perben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12

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