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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-04

5Pythiatfism An the State should not
suCceSd ~ tn eS electionSof officers was
next IN order and 1t resulted In the
choice OF strong and u cRpa bia men
for each. position! The Grand Chan
cellor and d nearly all OF the most I'm
portant officers being elected by a
Unanimous. vote. Their names are
as }folloWs:s G.. C.YB. q, ) Coilier;; No.
Z o. South 18th street Phtladelphia !
g. v. g, James Howard, IS Bratdock;
ct. p. T, W.3Mil1s. Pittsburg; G.. K .3of
n. and s. e.. A. Newals, Mo- 421 9Th
street, 3Braddock; G. Moi p. w. d.
Garpesi~ ~Uniontown; g. II. J. Lew
is, Pittsburs; e.. M at "A. W., H.
freeman, Chester; G.{I. g. w. L.,
Green; tFinleyviile; COG M. Shep-
herd, Pittsburg; G. M. R, DIR, ). d.
Phillips. .Philadelphia;G g, Attorney,
w. !: H.. Stanton. Pittsburg;. P:y q. c..
I'M. G. Brown, Ph hiladelphia; s. r: 3.
G.. Collier and G. A. Novels. 1. ,.%r: 4. ::
r At this point the Supreme Chan
eellor expr ressed himself as being we'll
pleased at the, success of the meeting
and thanked those who had worked
SO earnestly for. the success He re-
ferred particularly to the good work
Of, Sir Collier in the eastern and Sir
Nevels in the western part Of the
State. It was announced. that the
newly elected officers would be in
stalled at the banquet rendered the
Grand lodge. by the lodge OF Harris-
burg at the CITY auditorium A recess
was taken and at 1890 the Grand
Lodge assembled snt the auditorium
where a reception was held and
banquet was served Owing to the
lateness of the hour the, addresses
were. eliminated from the program.
The Supreme Chancellor simply In
stalled the officers according to the
ritual OF the Order. The ceremony
being simple, but impressive. - s.'r..
So we'll pleased were the visitors
with the treatment at Harrisburg
that the next meeting would have
bee4I Qheld their. had~not> the consti-
tuition provided that it : be held In
Philadelphia on the third Tuesday in
July; 1908. ! g.. =. - - y
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-04
MOST LYNCHINGS
Are For Grimes Other Than Woaashnta
- Assault, Says BFookersE q 5s II

Nashville, Tenn, March z5 8 O.a
Booker T. Washington addras&8
the students Of Vanderbilt this afkerS
noon, and was accorded strict atkSnG
ton. On lynchfngs Washing gton safds g
II believe that causes that most
frequently lead to 1ynehingRz can ~
largely blotted out and eontFoIlsd .hx1
cooperation between the yAEea ThB
unfortunate habit of lynchings B STAR;
ted to punish individuals; who FL sre
charged with assaults on S6mai8s, Mas
gradually grown. until In the iast par
two-tbirds Of the lynebingB swata tor
crimes, or supposed crin6As other
than those connected With asasHlta;
on women only" 81. .tt y ~ z. s. 49, F55: I
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-04
HEARS OPINIONS or WHITE
OERICRES

The Brownsville investigation to-
day, with Lieutenant Marry s. Grier,
Of the Twenty-hfth, infantry, on the
stand before twhe Senate Committee
on Military Affairs, dealt largely with
the opinions held by the white officers
as to the guilt or innocence Of the
former Negro soldiers. Grier did not
approve Of the course taken by the
Inspectors Department in trying to
ascertain the guilt or innocence OF
the men. and after an ultimatum by
General Darlington that the men
would be discharged without honor
upiegs they produced the guilty men
the attitude aos the men caused him
to doubt whether they were guilty.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-04
ANOTHER BID
Made For the Glove Contest Between
=. Nelson and Cans.

WauC OT ttSS &SfOSS contest hPDWeen
q. Nelson and Cans.
San Francisco. March 30.-Ano-
ther bid has been made for the Cans
Nelson contest. Billy Roche. mana
ger Of the Colma ATHLETIC Club, this
afternoon announced an offer of $37,-
600 for daylight fight between the
two lightwetghts to take place at Col
ma, July. The only stipulation
Roche makes is his announcement
that he will have nothing to do with
Billy Nolan; that IL Nelson wants to
do business he must appoint some
one else to act for him or negotiate
himself. -... &..
Roche this. evening posted with
the sporting editor OF the Examiner
a certified check for $1,000 to bind
the match '
Roche's offer is $4,000 more than
that Of Graney,- and the fact that the
contest is to take place at Colma will
mean practically m unlimited num-
Der of rounds. instead Of 20 or 25,
as would be the case If the men
fought in the city.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-04
..LE::,Il|l|IlI||sR'|||'I''.
Of, Kent 4 | 3 3
!. fs@, ~ " If11Tl D So !. XSssS| Ss
To Sue Berea S $
Of Many Thoy Z
They Ale, ! J; 4 ln IsIE1 sI'l \ ||s
Colors s bntt. 4 I,sSI 81

Letington, Marco. iinss isSaS A
cal NEGROES, headed bE Aa sS s,,SE
of ,Berea; f. L.. Williams. oi ~
ton, Preside dent- OF A the STATE sI3d
Teachers Association, an9J ss
son, OF Lexington, have as:
Judge P. r. Burnham, OF jRisn.
formerly Grief Justice of ~ ttfa SKhAia
Itucky Court OF Appeals ana iJuff 1lR sgs
.. Acron. of Boston. Maas " n ttS: H.
stitute suit to recover from SA ftts
College, In Madison county q a x960E
900 endowment fund " its Il afiHkasS
share of over 81. o. 6.0at HI HI iEfis affs{sS
college was given when 10 VaS Sas Scss
racial institution. 4 \ s)sS;i
Negroes have been $harrSsti \ SSrf
act or the Legislatures ffom be Hti,Is
Gated with white people, tnt IE Eefl kS
and this action follows. The Bc4lfi iat Sss
tionality OF the law Ia assntsR bSsSbr as
the United States Supreme y {sssr.ts
through John G.. Carlisle; az. SSsssS
York, and as; soon as the aiecfsanYf S1al
rendered suit Will be brqpgh [. ss syS
/ Titus, when asked X muEh Syks ftfalsSS5 sS55
endowment of Berea C0llages Asasa;
been secured. becaus Of the Agr8
fsature Of the school ia M s%s S2
Directly after the :cciYiI sWaf Si
John G. Free, founder atsGuEed fIs 81
sands OF dollars from q
gro troops. Over sac, 09 sss
ed from the Freedman 5sS V H SSf
Later $S5 ,000 was obtained siSo
| Avery fund Roswell P.sSHfft tiaS s1fi
the Century Magazine, cont as8
large sums. which went into
yements for the iAatitut al III
Fairehtld, through efforts ofS 20
Ward Beecberand other Mfsrf fhA%N
philanthropist, raised 500, 600 tfs}
York. With these SUMS. all sof sis:H
were contributed with expFass ssfSsxa4
sion that the money be used f0g sassss
eating the Negro race. tilB
Ebntldinga Of gBeraa golla
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-04

Sunday, March Gath, was almost
universally observed as anniversary
ane Thanksgiving day by the order.
On that day hundred thousand
knights and Ladies' Of the Court Of
Calanthe, assembled at their var
sious places of! worship and rendered
thanks to God for the many great
Things which through His alwise
proVidence, the order has been per-
mitted to accomplish. e.s-.5.G y.,s
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-04

The suggestion Of Rally Day" for
March 21st, proved to be happy
thought. A great number OF lodges
adopted the suggestion and at least
Two thousand members we're, added
to the order on that date. ~ - I \
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-04
GIRLS SEEK PROTECTION.

Richomnd, Va, April 3-Eighteen
hundred white girls, employees OF the
various stores in the city, have, with
their employers, entered complaint
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-04
NOTES 7.
Of Interest to P'yth-
( .>. ,1% sians i
Phenenno onal Increase Still
\ Marks the Affairs Of the
Order and Harmony !.
Reigns Over All
Remember the Supreme Lodge
Will meet at Louisville, KY, Sept.
Bird. =, ~, g.. %t -. '.,i'C7'@'

The Temple and Sanitarium tax
is, due IN the office of the secretary
OF that department April 18th. =
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-04

jL In company with Major General
~. r. Jackson and Adjutant General
!Jos, !sI, l.. Jones, We visited Louisville
on the, Gath inst, The plans Of the
committee in charge of arrange
ments. for the Supreme Lodge ses-
sion mad become somewhat confused
on account Of the change of date,
from August 26th to September 3rd.
~ w heIi the committee was shown the
reason Tor the change and, made to
ulfnderstand" " that the great move for
ulnltylng Pythianlsm depended upon
1T, they brayely accepted the situa-
tion and promised to make the cons
Ing session a record breaker so far
as Louisville Is concerned. ':',''|, :.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-04
SECTION MEN HAVE STRUCK.

On the Muskingum DisfSa8A of the
~ baltimore and Ohio.
s Marietta, AprA 2.--Tbz gaasaan man
M the Askaaaarn Ri sgSBn III
the Balf A Ohio HI - FOR
an, iner - xges. 81 .
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-04
BOSTON TRANSFERS sTFs1Re
Want an Increase I'm WaMe@ All
Shorter Hours. q lsg s.S

Boston, April 3--F'otrl
teamsters struck to enfofe8 ~ s
mand for an, increase In
shorter hours. y9 81
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-04

tleIeLoIore we haYe had two
Grand Lodges in the state OF Penn
sylVanla. One for the eastern part
or the state comprising that part OF
the state In which PhiladelDhia is
situated and one for the western
part IN which Pittsburg Is situated
Inc Supreme Lodge at it's thirteenth
biennial session directed the Su.
ereme chancellor to take such steps
as In. his Judgment seemed proper
20 merge>these two Grand Lodges in
10 one Grand Lodge with Jurisdiction
over the entire state. These instruc-
IONS were compiled with and on
March 26th, at Harrisburg, the two
Grand Lodges were merged into one
and thus formed the Grand Lodge Of
pennsylvania, Thirty-fve lodges OF
the th1rty-eight in the state were
represented and meeting was har-
montous from the beginning to end
The following officers were elected
and installed: -..'''O -
3. e. Collier, 702 South 18th street
Philadelphia, grand chancellor; G. A.
NeYeis, AL 9Th street, Braddock,
grand keeper Of records; Nc Brown,
grand keeper OF records and seal {:
M C.. Brown, G. p. c., PHILADELPHIA
samuel Howard, G. v. c., Braddock; ;
7. W. Mills, G. P, Pittsburg: w, p,
Garner, e. M. Of Elk, Uniontown;g A.
J. Lewis, G. L., Pittsburg; w. p
freeman, G. NJ. A. Chester; D. !
Phillips, G. M. r., Philadelphia: w,
II. Stanton, G. Atty, Pittsburg; W. /,
Green, G. I. G., Flnleyville: M. f..
SHEPPARD, G. o. G., Pittsburg pa e.
B. e. Collier and G. A. Neveis, su-
preme representatives. m ..
catalogue Of official blanks, books
ETC., which must be used by ali grand
and subordinate lodges has been is-
sued. This catalogue which makes q
handsome book shows such official
blanks and books as have been pro-
vlded by the supreme lodge in keen.
Ing with it's law. All lodges must use
the blanks described therein and
each lodge should have a copy of the
catalogue. II you have not received
one, write to s. K. Of r. & s., 9, K,
Robinson, 3408 La Sale street, st,
Louis, Mo-, and he will furnish one
free of charge.
While in Baltimore on the 28th
inst, we had a talk with Supreme
Chancellor Hawkins of the E. g. w,
H.. and Col. Geo. H. Carter and Sir
): .. Blackwell, who were members Of
the committee from the grand lodge
OF Maryland which attended the New
YorR committee meeting. These
brethren informed me that the pyth-
1ans OF Maryland are unanimous for
union and so declared at mass meet
ing held on the 10Th Of March. They
fully realize as all sensible persons
must, the strength there will be in
such union and the great credit and
strength which will accrue to the
race as the result Of same.
There is a great deal Of matter IN
our possession Of interest to the order
which should appear in these notes.
but they will require too much space
from our already generous. press Thev
will appear in the notes for next
month.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-04

is, kept. here ibS a blunder3 the
shackles were 4stTicken from him BY
a blunder. and hA Swas aaiyen the
right to vote bySA sbisin der. ~ >E,,. :. 4
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-04

There is a great deal Of matter In
our possession Of interest to the order
which should appear in these notes,
but they will require too much space
from our already generous press Thev
will appear in the notes for next
month.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-05

als Serr 8, {. 8iGiams. Der
9elspbOn. Better. am Wtuntae teter
8Ode gu Orate lein 5ubrwert in
pot Oes Serrn Souls a%anaenbera fab
rem UOute, purOen feline 9ieroe
OurH eineu Bits. uno 9onneridlua
ifeu unO our Seite iprtnsenO Oreb.
ten ie ben ssnsen Oerart, Oab per-
8iaiams Swtiaen ben &asen unO
Ons 9bOr eeOranat UurOe unO sWeI
Rippsn brad.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-05
6ermunn Potfaule Jabresi aIu6
in GouSrt Bale.


Sn benz iabnen Snnle Der CONCERT
oa0e fanb ON lesteu 6reitas Gbenb
ole 5hluBieier Der SOdihule ftatt,
nrO bitten fd reat uiels 5reunbe
Oes @rsiebunesmeien eiueefunoen
UNI berielben beisupobuen. Die
8ibne pranste I'M 8lumen' uno
@Han3eu, 5hmud, IN oer Qtitte bic
@tuppe Oct abiturieuten uno 9ehrer,
uno nahoem Oas Orbeiter NIT
Opertale bas 9rOarom et6fnet.
tnmen ole 8ortraselber @ruOuanten
unb Mtltpirtenoen an bic Retbe unb
bereiteten ben erunrtungSu0uen
&ublitum eiuen eenuBreifen abeno.
Die 8Ortr6ee Der iris, Ga Streblp
uno @liie Snumenertner, Die @Hap
pOn 8bil Rlet uno Die ReOe pom Su.
lins Brint mnren lObenspertbe 9elit.
uneen Die sGlnss 9rOpbecp' pOn
fri. WlnuO 8rneltIp mar aebieeen
uno nniprebeu0 uno entmifelte ei'
men IhDnen Se6antenSug. Nu6er
senannteu @raounnten wirtten i'm
BrOsram nod nit 5rl. 5uanlta @ruf
I'M @eian9suOrtrns Der iirmeniheu
Beifaa erntete, uno YroI 8uooes
meyer welhsr Der Seiee eor liebtihe
Gone entlOdte, ebenfnlIs Maher
Clarence Batter unO Stueiter MDr'
tie unO 5rl. Atice Bod uno @rta
8roettlp nit @eietn. un0 BianOlpiel.
Ger @lauSpautt bes abenbs mar bic
5sfrsoe bee groi, Ben. phi mann
pon Ger Staals. uniueriitat meldler
elm sutes 8urt ilr Die nmetitnniihe
l9ueeno einIeste, un0 ole 6ltern iOs
pie auoeren bic G%rmnbnuna
ans oera lep,e Ourt tOrrettes De.
trasen Der bsranpuhienOeu Seuerns
ton Elm leattenOes Sorbilo 81 iein.
Sroi 6oinann usrltano es feline gu.
t6rer gu ieiietn, iane 8urte ielen
aui fruhtbureu Sooen unO Sober.
mann mar Oss 9OOss uOa ubsr oes
@th0rten.
perr 4. ., 8aIter tbsilte an bic
@caouunten Die Diploma aus, uuo
Vile alma berrIebigt nnd paui..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-05

9tttenbera su 8ciut.
6vau 0n. Rnderbeumer IT inner
aOA aui Der aranteuhtte.
8eaee 6tG. or alts Deer
0ttt gteuran an Der atttle 8sraer,
feterte teBten 5Ountae ieluen ~.
Seburtstaa. 0err yieuman Ell cut
lid mod auter SsiuuObeit unO Fri.
Idle s8ie in Sri hruua asbrnht,
mar uatsr 5ablreiArn 9erpnnoteu
audi 0ttte Mtumnn II. uou oermann
auO SUbn onlo NIT ibrsn 5amilien
anweieuO.
-Bei lSiIp Sell an Der 5rene
6rene Greet bat iih ebeniaus elm @e.
burtstass tlnO etneeitsat Der quite
8lnppsrhOrh nnmIin bat einen
SunaeH bort ubssiest
aRit Der @rrte ii man bier 10
slemtth iertis. ausaenOmmen 0afer,
welher nod nltt reif III.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-05

Sol y. Die 8e~isenernte lit i'm
uOaem8ane uuo bic 9eute 10 telhai-
tiat onB iie taum 9ett babsn REQ uuo
GntmOrt gu tebeu.
s. @neelbreht nebif 6amitie
bealeltet BON frau 9r. 8laute unb
8iuber madten am 9onnerfap Gle
men ausFua mad benz @astonaoe.
BluB UNI ba benz 5iidipurt nat5ass.
ben.
Sam. 6~ieielnann Der bei ri.
mon 8Oeeer arbeitet, gina lebte
Bude beim UNI in Der Grute gu bels
fen.
Ben, 6ieielmun bon Dubuque
Soma, bat Die GIrbeit niHt perIernt,
unO bali Screens GuO i'm Beiseufel.
De.
Brl. emma Rod fam samaae
beim bon ct. apuis, miro abcr in
Babe iih nud SeFsrion gitp beae.
ben UNI On ibren SeruanGten, ben
iuneen @%beleuteH SDbn Sobein mel.
DIE Die 6hbruua zines Sotets iber.
nommen, als Stlbe au Olenen.
- Sri. selraa auefer nelde in
Dwensutae Die SOaiaute beiudte
1T iest ruIeOer oabeim,
8rOf. 3. s.. 6Ofmann boz
gulumbiu, No., 1T bier bel ieiueu
8ruber Senrp unb camille gu Se.
iud.
Sei Sris gtiebruesee cab, 8
SOnntne @ahmittae srOBe @eburte-
tosfeier oa er an bieiem Gage ietu
so. a~ebeusiubr erreidte.
Ole @tttue Oes geraOrbsuen
Gupt. BIN. @eper bat nun aut Oas
3etttihe geiesnet, unb ibre aeihe
purOs am Issten Sonntos nadmit.
tns untsr srUbem EruuerssfOlpe our
lesteu Rube beItattet,
asbeDObt. SeIssentli6 mel.
ner abrsiie in meme oeimatb, Ianr.
ibaa, so. mb&ts id allen meinen
ueben 5%rennben, bic i'd pabrenO
msines neutrality-suspicious. Gufent.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-05

fanaenen So; 8m sidmunn, Sure
fir B. Glnrt SO; Or. palmer unO q.
s. 0tumbrnuer 3eusenseblbren ie
81; 3. s. StOenner gOuntpridter
9upeeetber Sc. 80; 5rnut Ondeu DO.
Sc. 20; pans g. StOubp 90. SO 20;
8. 8. snuer. 5tasmeiiter, SOtaetO
u. i. no. So 80; gbus. Ssrmau, be.
putp iberif, @ebabren S..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-05

Bittenbere. Mit Dem 8ei.
ienmaben it man bierurts fertis;
nddite ISOLDE sebts nit benz 9reiheu
lbs.
- 9inn l8itte bic bier bel ben gts
tern uub Sarw1rhteu su Seiuh mar,
it Itontaa uleOer mat 81. Souls 9e'
retit.
Bran 8m. 9ueter BON Ct.
Souls 1T BEL ibren SerwauOteu in
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-05
County Court psrbanSIunsen

County Court Derban6Iuueeu
Sn Der nm canning ben 20. Suni
abaebnItenen Sibuns Der gUuntp
Court tamen fOteeaOe Seiddite CUR
@rleoiaune;
Dte @ouri urteriuht uno @eneb.
mist Seiud FIR Shnnilisenien,
ebeniaQs Die hiuterlssten Bombs, uuo
Orbnet G~usheIune Der 2icenien an
iObalo oer erfOrOsrlihe @%elObetrae
binterleat III, or fOIpenbe 8irtbe:
w. Z. Birmingham, Bland,
Ernst Hamm, Rosebud,
F. G. Henneke, Owensville,
Henry Germann, Hermann,
Ed. Walz,
Neumann & Eberlin
Emil Nagel, ;,
Conrad Gaus, Hermann
Geo. Knhn, :,
Louis Koch, ),
Hoesli & German, .
Frank Mertens, Morrison,
John NJ. Angel, Owensville
Ed Chill, Gasconade,
John ]. Brandhorst, Canaan
NnseDronet bas @ufao Bod nls
GOuntp Butient benz Srrenulpt in
Sutton iiberrmieien meroe.
Eas @eiud BON 6g. S9rOeber u.
Guberen UNI einen neuen Bee puroe
sensbmiet, unO Der @ountp'gummis
fidr n~neemieien bic YOrarbeiten uOr.
suuebmeu.
Sn Sn9en Der gubieribtiOn fir
bic macaOnmiiiruns zines tbeils Oes
8sses pom StauO mad ReO Sirb, be.
uiIiete Die Court ben eleihen 8e.
trns SIS, unO urbnete an oas bic ar.
belt unter @0rtr:tt aus9etlgrt un0
lestere pom County gUmmifar an
ben RtnOehiurOernOen per Ieben uer'
be.
&ehuuneen tuuroen erlaubt tule
fUtat: pans & Bolt, giiternreinisen
sS; 3. Is. Snsrum Sauitur $50; 60.
s. &ueoieer sare min. fir NtrS.
Srauble $l4, so; Rarp 8ens &Hepe
Der Dtrs. 8rauble 81. so; 6 g. &ue-
bigger, 8uareu $3.50; SIus. @eper,
@robateriater. abrrutt fur aheiiOr
So. 10; 8, Bald. @rab fir Mrs.
8ranble $4; 3beO. @raf glert &C.
babreh S27 20; @ntter Bros. MOS,
81. 20; 6reb. Stuue 8fleae etnes @e,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-05

5rou 8m. attupere BON Ataribal
DtO beHnOet itd ieit RittmOd hitr
gum . iud ibrer geruanOten UNI
arpben 6reunbetreiles.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-05

2 10 n y p | u. Sle tleine
@an &OuGcl teierte an SOnntag Ii.
rem @rburtptae uno parsn utele
anaben uuo OtdOheu nnmtieuO.
Or. GuseIbreht n9bh 51mitte
mar Spnniae In &Olebuo uuO beiuh
lie ieinen BruOer Solep9 Snaelbreht.
= frau o.. Bumper reilte am
Eienitaa nnd1 ct. 9Ouis UNI ipren
oapubneuOsn Sobne Bilbelm elm
8eiut abSahatten.
5rau 9alturin Suhu bsfnOet
liA bieie Isolde beiuHawelie in Ct.
Sous.
.. 6. 8umper nrbeitet oieie
8O&e fur llrtbur SUGeItien. in Der
Jtabe uon 0ermaun.
= 3lAt eerlnae a~uireeuse per
ariuhte am MOntaa ben "a 3uni
bns AufiinOen Der gelhe einet etWa
33,iahriaen Wnures pelter lid on
einem olnnen Snume erbdnet bate,
unmeit BON 5Obn 6IOttmaun's 5nrm,
an oer Greet. Der SoOte mar aans
lid unbetanut, bate in ieinen {a'
menIh1uSlein AM melhen einen
8Oritednn6el ben Namen .Marg'
Iben ni6ts ole Elm uerburrteS Blu,
Tiibrenb, befeitiat NOR, iont nihts
mas gu ieiner Snoentitat iahren
tunnte. gr trua einen Derbg put,
ounile 4leiOer, bic 0oie mar linn
81 lana, nuh ihteu er irnnt eemeien
gu Iein. Der Strif mar mie er BEL
@emi6tieniter benubt wiro, uno hnt'
tie er suuOr elm SaiheHtut UNI ben
SalS gepidelt ebe u ben Stud an.
leate. ST. mus nit uieler 8ebarr-
liateit su sserte aeannseu ieiu Oenn
Ons Bdumden bate iif aebOeen unO
feline SUB 10 nube gum 8obeu ee.
brnht baB er isine Suie bieaeu muBs
te UNI gu uerbinbern onb bic 6ube
Den SDoen berltrten. 5rieoensriA 4.
ter 6ermnur aarifeot biett cine Sci.
teuihau ub uuo Der Bnbrlprut Der
5urp mar Ous Der Sooe ourA grbdu'
gen SeIbfmOro beaina.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-05

frau Or. Slunte nebit &inber unb
Fri. Yiper mel6e bel ibren ange,
bbrisen gu 8up uuf Seiuh aeueien.
tebrten 9ienitus nad st. 2Outs gu.
rnf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-05

Die 5ria 8uiip unO otun Nlt
ltmna pei6e bel ben Stern 80 5wlss
aui Seiuh uareu. r%siitsn an Eleo-
hne ueoer nab 5t scuis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-05

6rnu. Murp Sauer nebit ainoer
unO ibrer s4wdeerin SRI. Sauer
bon ct. Souls iiuO bei ben @beIeuten
tSbus. Jitaer Su Seiud1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-05

y 0 ebuo. SeOrse Saeb
rer mar Der Grfte in Oieier @eaeno
Der nit Beisenidneioen fertis uurOe
SOttirieo Bauer bat ieinen
@lepatOr fr unO fertia 1T uuo bereit
8ei5en gu taufen.
Gs siebt bier uOquuf su tbau
unO 'eiue 3eit @euisteiten 81 Jam.
metn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-05

6err u. 5rau Souls SOeser BON
IOrriiOn unren RUataa bier. sic.
pareu ebenfnas in Berger bel ibren
Gnseb6rieen gu Beiuh.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-05

50. Streblp BON ct. Souls usr'
broate ben @tOrsiden Sisrten in
Sermnnn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-05

Sar bas alte Rarttbuus fano iiH
am lestea samIus tein Dieter unO
wirO bic stabt es ietbf abreiBen
mullen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-05

oerr g, U. 5rOg uuO GUdier Sei'
Te unO @urceaa BON ReO Sub, ST.,
ruaren leste 8Ote bier bel .. s.
Barrett ~ beIuH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-05

9eute bic Hug banbelu lesen iest
itreu aUbleupOrratb fur ben iOm'
menOsn 8inter Elm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-05

6err unO 5rau 5Oruce aIinse bon
Ct. Souls FnO nit tbrer SOhter Su'
asl bier 81 8eiuh.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-05

mira p Bin bel mrtnru sobne
" 3 seri Sur6l,r. > s. nf 9llIt
~ geWnnen, EN- berslrtes 2ybepohI
Su5uruieu nno lbntn ilec hSe ltia odlls
len iilr ibre ireuuOl tbr Hui aame in
ibrem penn unO Der zen BlOnoets
en- 5rauen Der 81. 8nulS Se uetuOe
DE mr. 10 uiele 5reupo thteIten ers
Dteien. m6dte id bierinu meiuen
nerslfiien 2ant aoitutten 8ebut'
Gud S0ltl Aui erleoerlt bn
6rau Sbrthlnn y ue 4 r.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-05

s,,,in,at,rMn NIB gin .eInuetn pon an9t'
N,r,,rtm SuttrsHt huh .rt'tsH, mlNsr ans t'
W. if4isHtus Wittrpo trttthfH BNr q,
Trhdi,n uuitrtT @frrtlssnos,sn pno KY
sSrttberS mub ans ~ odtn Waller riitst-
tbtlt ptrbtH.
.s,,io,u non n az alt s SOn Srbb. mhNsu
" IMhss,,itnS gpnn. ystLa Wor2tH ttH9trstnip sr'
w se6 Souutrsiaq phttaa ptrotu Istn'
Nns,iatn uHssnomultn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-05

Die 8eit 1T Ou Ous Elm ieosr Bur-
oer iein nniraut entfsrnen iOate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-05
a.rmanu, NO.. 5r,itas Sen q ouni.
QFi,isasr wespeiier .
9satmtt.


gsuHtp .gpurt, WssanaBtss 9,rntHt bsgll-
n,u am 4. WlontaQ btr Wlonott JtbrnaI, Dot
Sl1olii unb yloptmbtr. SltutrauBgittd . "
tSrSt am !. MlontoS Lm april.
GtTtuii.Gpnrt. @setmabigt ftruitnt bt-
o,untr am 2. WOntng 0ir Ulonait Jonhar, Utar
inb SEPTEMBER.
oirntn am 1. Wcntag Der Dlonoit 5tbrnot
aPai, aueut nnb NODtHbsr,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-05

Gen Gersten 1T es gar nitt rett
bas es feline 0bherute siebt. sic
DermiIien ben Sunaen Der Die sranen
Sspiet aB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-05

grl. Bette 3nptOr uOn ct. Souls
1T her beim Oatel @uftuu SUneper
gu 8siuh.