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THREE BROTHERS WIN
BOUTS IN SAME RING.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. u. The
wind-up at the Douglass A. e. last
night brought together Frankie Moore
and Jimmy Moran. OF New York.
The former carried the fighting most
OF the time, and crossed the wire a
winner by considerable margin. He
outfought Moran In the earlier
rounds. but clinched and butted him
In the final rounds. Frankie's WORK
in the final session was very bad, he
being Kissed by the crowd for his
butting
The result OF the other Moore cor-
tests We're; Reddy Moore had .
shade the best Of his bout with Jact
britt9n' OF Chicago. while Pal Moor,
won IN walk from Pete Hughes.
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DriscoH May Fight
Abe AHeX at COlnQ

o'e latter part OF this month. Murpay
- oesn unfortunate in getting on a match
tssaC nae ana his manager. Jimmy CI!er.
"a!4ops with Sullivan.
The local clubs that have been holding
s:ass on Tuesday night have decided not to
pl. OH a show election evening. They
realize that +; would be useless for them
- IN on that night, every one Of the
f ~ or member. Would oe SO interested In
moi be induced to attend the stag.
-, The sx-round bou, between Frank Klau,
me me PlttsolEg fighter, and Jim Donovan, thr
c.eNer m!dllewe!GEt 90: this city which was
RS'eVented, sr,m being held al the Terminal
Sjg5o0h wi 2f the Police making raid on the
S1er va. come THIS saturday night. Both
''e" are wo-hin= hard for The contest.
sam Langford, the coored fighter who
b12s n3t ne any hard training Tor any o.
S n s ',':t aiteHtion to his work now for
!1Sh. HHgn. which is to be decided AZ
~; ,als .'aI Of the, Eati1n2. A.. c. Of his CITY
-: 80 %s. nat he VII a42f to Dc in
mat account he is training faithfully.
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SULLIVAN OUTPOINTs
SCR0GGS IN FAST BOUT,

Paddy Sullivan, the promising light
weight OF BROOKLYN outpoirted Harry
Sc"nsgS, the aggressive fighter, of Balti-
more in tie ma n bout OF six rounds at
the stGg OF tie crown Gymnasium A.
y. last night Wien the men started
or in the frs. round it certainly looked
as II they were going TO put up a slash
lur ne 4, they Waded into each other
ana landed man ha.d smashes on the
iac~ uaG rody. '''e
IN zig second round Sullivan gaIned
lead b" netting Scroggs as he Snma
caring ." w.il s.ort left and right
swings ip Lee Fac and jaw and few
sim lrf.S '-tn h.s body. After that the
bout was very tame. ScroEgs doing ali
tne leading. viii" sullivan contented
himself VIII noW'cl.aS ON him with
good. lard puuoaeg
Although S.gogrs was the aggressor
sullivan landed .araor punches and
won ont. In JHc -oD'-cnal Jim Mailer
brother Of PetCr Mailer. defeated Reddy
,r.'D lN a.N-rn. Hl bout.
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kroh Kicks Up a Fuss.
Y. 80. c. a. Boys After Honor.,

team. last year winners Of the ~
championship, is getting in shape To-.
the collegiate meets. The first is wiz,
Columbia Col ege. on Jan. 10, follower
Princeton. Three Individual cbamninns
are on the team this year-Joseph Sieae
son, ring champion; Theolog Ansstas
rope climb. and \. Schnall. champion
tumbler
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BY JOHN POLLOCK.

A MOTHER international battle fo-
~ the ieather-weight championship
of the world will be fought at
Colma, Cal. on Thanksgiving Day after
noon If Jim Coffroth, the fight promoter
OF California, can induce Abe .Attell, the
American champion, TO take on Jem
D?isco!l, the English champion, in
;"enty-tive-round battle. Conroth got
Charley Harvey. his representative, to
sign up Driscoll when arrived here from
the coast for a match with Attell, and
as the Englishman agreed to all the
terms for the contest it is now up to
Attcll to cInch the match. Driscoll fights
Matty Baldwin al the Fairmont A. {.
on Nov. > and il successful against
baldwin Will start Tor the coast after
the bout.
POSED m9tch between r4pksy Mcrar.lnI
lad Freddie Welsh, the Ea6.lsl llgntNglCht,
inS to ~ ~s5 5'i aa " s5aI. P ME1 Ma
Ne;s" ans IT. to be at ~ rnss!de, Baron
Los Ange.es, ca. expects to straisAten GU;
ne ,tr1ube uy having the men weigh al .
7. VI. /: lacy dElte on TINS proposition
THANKSGIVING n!gat.
Billy Clover. tns clever Boston Lightweight.
40 lin E9nusF, VI summit H.ll, Pa. were
s?nt up f n tn, h;F aa3 u ~ aEo s to ny
- tae neSt stag u ~. brown ,,ymnasIu-n
A...As. On ! .5.a 81; Bonner has no!
al,rle. A?Haer .sasa, aa:l ;.aais IN LIS,
IN s-yc'-. woa,.s -..n.
, Tss 4rs q 50 8, IS ssr ; ;e wi, c"9; np ar
u,r Colin :. C., m l'.., itgu. 'he lr..sl.
4 tn cn'G M,aawaeots 60 p!'ronlse rae sass
'ss ip i.o o'i.''Rs i.#l t.tr r"I .t.c4..F .l-
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Three.Finsered Brown Gets Pres.,,

The Detroit Tigers and Chicago Cubs
PA sa a. ~ rerre Haute; Ind. Yesterday,
famous. pitcher. The Cubs won bv oS
score OF to ]: Before the game Brow,
was presented BY the citizens OF III
nome town WIEN q handsome silver SCI.
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FAMILY ROW IN
CHICAGO CUBS IS
REAL MERRY ONE
Steinfeld, King and Evers All
Threaten to Quit the
Champions.
BY BOHEMIAN BULGER,

JUDI nv"
., .n.
~. - est. s.,,, ..,
-,.,, -. t
,,.,,,, eua.,., s,"..,,s,.o,,e 80 ~
| WIN iii'a'i'ia' MISREPRESENTATION aiiu stis
| whole thing is likely to go to the baG.
At least that is the general idea al
| 81. ,,,,....-,,,, ,,,,,,. a.. 80. ~.
'ne u''uer srouhu ru'i'ors 'ha' haNe o"
gun 10 noat thls way from the vino!
| City.
on tim ~ tho tirb, over nonev r,an.
| va wy Va ''e "s'' we '''es Fie"'
Chance is confronted with the prooe-
bility OF losing three OF his star play
ore S,sinfeIdt King md Eyer. h.rs
o-'I
all announced that they VIII not apes
on the diamond next year Their troe-
hr.s nv. no, ~ ,,or.v hut tue a, IT,,
$500
propose TO go into business Tor them
selves. Killing is worth a considerable
SIM, Of rnon.v and the yrea,er mart r,
LI. ,',. ain 49, -, ~.
MS earnings VIII be invested IN q bi-
Hard and pool parlor in kansa. City.
his homo King is o,a ~ ~. hast o,s
~
teur poor players IN the country. LeS'
than year ago he played for the cham
,io,sbi,, ,3,, 49,.
Harry Steinfeldt says that he is tire,
of working for a salary and he prono,e.
20 a,,. ,a- tt,,,al. -, -, -
10 start "ut Tor hlinssf. VIII neve.'
play baseball again. lie said to a frien
in Chicago tho other d,y and be satd !,
-, ',,,,,,. '''1 'e'''
as !, NC meant Il;
1"HilhE i.NeFs Goes hot propose TO g.
ny ins" QUE 'i.rSS, pui ne SAYS no man car
."Sl as d SgHu Ia1. payer II ne sticks I
!! y, So reg. tiIy 1t is ms present intention
. !" LAY Oh new season and remain at hi
;,"'le III .N'nAh!. lie also wants rails
~ a.! S"Ia'! |et u Is "eileTed that coul.
ENe'S taking a season uu.
NJ ne iintH,'ai row Is kicking up
'. H. III 10y "' |ust' ana me players ar
-, 49, 20 NV 10" t.!e.' prize none,
- MAX all haHUS IAN be satisfied.
The evening world., 1908-10-22
Kermit Roosevelt Runs Third In Race

Kermit Roosevelt promises TO develop
as GOOD runner as his ilmstrlous
father, the President. In the freshman
class fall track meet at Harvard young
Roosevelt went out in front at the start
and kept h!s lead until the last an
when he weakened and went back TO
thirl plaCe.
The evening world., 1908-10-22
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES.

EMPIRE CITY RACE TRACK, n. Y.
Following are the entries for to-mor-
rows races:
FIRST RACE-Two. year-ods; selling. si.
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$4,000 Witness Race.

The first four winners who hail from
outside OF New jersey arc to se. d,a-
mond-studded medals and TIE first
three New Jersey starters to finish VIII
r,Ce!ve d!amond-studded medals.
The course was almost fifteen miles
circling the city. The star; was Wit
messed by a great crowd. Broad street
tor many books on both sides OF Mar
ket street was jammed. The finish
was seen by crowd even greater in
number 80
Traffic in the middle OF the city was
given over for more than two hours 10
the race, which collected the greatest
crowd ever seen in the streets OF New
ark
John ]. Hayes. winner of the Olvmpic
Marathon in London. gave an exhibition
race before the Marathon and then fired
the starting gun for the Marathon,
James +. sullivan. president of the A,
a: 90 was referee Of the race.
John j. DAILY, the famous runner of the
Irish American Athletic Club, was
recognized by the crowd and was liber-
ally cheered. Sammy Meller, of the
Mercury a. C., OF New York and touted
by many as perhaps the most danger
GUS man In the race, was also recog-
hiZed ana given warm reception. Joe
Baudermann. the local runner, who has
won national fame In distance event.
received an ovation, and his friends Ind
10 surround him to keep the enthusiasts
away. The start and finish was In this
city, and the course led throught Rail-
vile. bloomfield, Silver Lake 0ronge
East orange and Vailsburg.
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YONKERS RUNNER
Wins MARATHON
IN RECORD TIME
Sam Miller, of Mercury A. c.,
Covers Distance in , Hr. -
Min.-Jofn j. DAILY Second.
Special to The Evening WORLD


NEWARK. y. j.. oct 2i.-Samuel II.
Miller jr., OF the Mercury Athletic Club.
Yonkers, finished first of l67 starters In
the tifteen-mile Marathon race to-day,
breaking all records In perhaps the most
remarkable race ever held in this coun-
try or In any other country. John J.
DAILY, the giant of the Irish-American
Athletic Club, finished second. He was
a block or more behind Miller. James
Clark, Of the Xavier Athletic AssocIa-
ton. Brooklyn. was third The official
time was: Miller. 2h. 22m DAILY. ?h.
Sm.; Clark. 2h. 26m. 30s The race was
started at Us p. NJ
Among the other leaders were Fred
LORI Mohawk A. c.. New York: Michael
j. Ryan. l. A. a. C.. New York: John
O'Connor jr.. Elizabeth A. e.: Albert
Hayden. Mercury a. c. Yonkers: T. $.
Harris. unattached. New York F.
Grennon. unattached. Newark: Charles
Appleyard Mercury A. c.. Yonkers: Ar
thur A. Palmer. Irish American \. G,
Wilmington, y. j; George c. Renter, un-
attached. Newark; Emil Cuno, ST
George a. C, New York
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-07-24
HOORAY FOR BILL!

Sure! Bill he has a brother
That's right! Charley is his name,
And Bill will be elected in the fall!
No: l don't mean the other
Why, Of course, we mean the same
The chap they nominated in that hall.
The Bill mean has travelled;
He has sailed acress the seas
mo; his brother Charley wasn't on
the trip:
Lots of problems he's unraveled
With the very greatest ease;
And he's bound to be elected, take
my tip.
Oh, the Bills, Bills, Bills!
Think of all the kinds of Bills
Adding to our joys or ills!
Silver Bills and doctor Bills;
Great Gold Bills to give us thrills;
Rent-day Bills to give us chills;
Bills of every kind and nature;
Bills passed by the legislature;
Bills for food and clothes and lodging,
Bills that keep the debtors lodging
Bills all clean and crisp and new;
Ragged Bills; Bills overdue;
Bills that cannot be collected
And our BILL to be elected!
Make no mistake-he surely will
Ofcourse, he's Charley's brother Bill.
You know--BilI -.
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EDITORIAL COMMENT,
Disruption Of Canada.

The thrush of Americans into the
western part of Canada seems to
some serious British observers to des-
tine that section of the dominion to
ultimate annexation to the Unite I
States, unless something is speedily
done to prevent it. The London Ma
tional Review, which is often refa. red
10 as an organ of the British court.
who signs himself ''Ignotus," in which
it is declared unlikely that the whole
of Canada will submit perman entity
to the throne beyond the sea unless
the immigration AMI land policy of
the dominion government receive
serious consideration Alberta,
the pick of the basket" among Ca
madam provinces. is already Ameri-
canized. Moreover:
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
PAID ADV ERTIsING.
FOR sHRRIFF,

FOR SHRRIFF.
1 hereby announce myself as
candidate for Sheriff of Chelan
county, Washington, subject to
the choice Of the Democratic
party. at the primary election to
be held ON Tuesday, September 8.
In seeking this nomination, 1
am fmpelled to do SO by friendly
assurance of support from many
quarters.
An investigation Of my record
as q deputy in the Office of the
present sheriff Is invited by those
unfamiliar with 1t. Many Know
II.
II 1 am nominated and elected
l promise q faithful, economical
and efficient administration.
w. +. SIMMONS.
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To the Voters of Chelan County:
1 hereby announce myself as

l hereby announce myself as a
candidate for County Commission
er of Chelan County, Washington,
for District No. 2, subject to the
choice of the Republican Party at
the primary election, to be held on
Tuesday, September s, 1908. In
seeking this nomination | am inn
PEELED to do SO by friendly assur-
ance of support frcm many
sources. IL nominated, l feel as
sured of my election. Ii elected,
shall use my best ability and in
Thence towards good roads and
the county's best interests.
4. f. ESTES.
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BIDS WANTED.

BIDS WANTED.
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board Of Directors of school district
No. 46, Chelan County, WASH. until
s o'clock p. M. Monday, Aug. 8, 1908.
and publicly opened at the Office of
the Chelan County Abstract Co., for
the excavating, loading and moving
of 600 cubic yards of earth, more or
less, from the new high school site.
situated in block 62, Grandview Ad-
dition to Wenatchee, to the Whitman
school grounds, where the board of
directors shall designate.
Bids shall state the price per cubic
!, ard that the earth will be moved fnI
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
JNO. A. GELLATLY,
C. A. BATTLES,
CHAS. KYLE, Clerk,
School Dist. No. As.
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Bill b. and Billy +.

Bill b. ana Billy I.
'NO second term fer me-"
SEE Bill B.
"I'll be satisfied with one,"
He seZ,' seq he.
The first is hard to get,"
See Billy T.
And you haven't that one Yet,
He SEE, SEE he.
Twixt Billy B. and Billy T.
the difference then is this:
One is going to hit the mark
And others going to miss.
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Count five average words for each
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by in ESQ
Delivered carrier week. 10
THE SPOKANE EXCURSION
All special
visitors from
Spokane the
Locomotive En-
that the cheap
metropolis of the Inland
Empire Many will also come from the outlying districts including
tons
people appointed head
and other aenal
organizations handle
thing should be done that
possible
while their They will be here for two meals
pointed of the
held
At about the county superintendent
pass through
meeting
will
crowds
Can fouro people for
You can.
little
their n harmony appointed
a o
a
canbe made holiday.
begin
have q billy time getting road.-Chelan Leader.
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l hereby announce myself IS q
candidate for the republican nOmi-
nation for county commissioner
in the second district, subject to
the September primaries. 1 pro-
pose to make the campaign on
the issues Of good roads for all
parts of the county and economy
in county expenses. My motto is:
Equal rights to all.
F. A. DREBIS.
LeavenwOrth.
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FOUND.

FOUND.
FOUND-Bunjle of clothes, white
goods, near bridge, on Saturday.
Owner may have same by paying
for this notice. o. E. Heminger,
TT Poplar ave. 1923
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WANTED

THE ARROW LIVERY CO.-Prompt
attention given to phone orders.
Phone 1922. Lowe & Lyons, Props.
Wenatchee avenue north, Wenat-
chez, Wash.
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FRATERyylL NOTICES,

!. .. .. F., Wenatchee Lodge. No.
157 meets at Sprague Hall every
Saturday night. F. C. NELSON.
Noble Grand: GEO. D. PERRY.
Vice Grand: p. H. SHERBURNH.
Secretary.
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FOR SALE-One acre of choice land
in best location within city limits,
divided in lots. For price and
terms, phone 1872
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RENT ADS.
GOOD BARN FOR RENT. Phone
1895, Mrs. H. FentOn. 1926

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS wanted
every little while. II you have Any
to rent here 10 the place to adver-
tise them In the want column.
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BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
YOEMEN, Columbia Homestead.
No. 682, meets first and third Tues
days OF each month at Sprague
Hall. For information, see u. r.
Lake. Deputy. w. A. Grant, Fore
man; G. w. Jorgenson, correspond
emit.
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!: !: :: :: !: !: !: !: :: :: !:
Or Hall. b. ]. WILLIAMS. w. n:
r.. H. NOWLAN. Secretary.
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ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA
Howard Camp No. 1913, meets ev.
cry Saturday evening at the Bow.
or Hall. Visiting members cor
daily invited. Grace Woodruff,
Recorder; Jennie Bartlett. Oracl..
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THE ROYAL H;GHLANDERs moo,
tho first and third Wednesday OF
the month III Eagle Hall. Visit
Ing members cordially invited to
attend. Grace E. Parker, Illustri-
GUS Protector; e.. n. Armstrong.
Secretary.
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Rirbe f%tattfinoen. Gub nirb am 2.
8eidnabtstnee 8ormittn9S @otte8'
bienF unb anpahtsfeter iein i'm uel'
dem Serr Bator &altbrenner uon
Sreber dsbure amtiren niro.
- Bm. 8aefer, 8m. Soppe ST.,
uno 5rl. Sophie Soppe beiudten
leste BOde in ct. Souls wobnenoe
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bod gu erlseen.
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brighten lebte 8uhe per Boot ie'
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Seattle. Darlington bea.ben, mo- fe
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Die @beleute s. Saub maren
lebte ISOLDE in Barrett mo- lie benz
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8m. Bitte, Besautieber in
0tfrift l6 1T nit ieiner Beearb t
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soisn 3uftanoe, ionbern neil bIe Gel.
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Pbiaip Gbter bait ieine S6aemlble
bon bier fortfabren taien UNI lie an.
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beinpbnten.

Die 9eutide Sonutaeidule bier
tutro einen Beibnadtsbaum BADEN
uno limb idmmttihe Rinber Der gead1.
oarld]aIt ein9elaoen, uno bic 8eran.
ltaItes limb iest iebr beidaftipte ecu.
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5rau SEQ. Soebner lit BON
Sefferion Gitp no iie 9eiu6e madte,
guild.
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Seute ltben0 inbet In Der Concert
SaIe cine MISUNDERSTANDING unter
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gortraesmeifter, 9err 8emp, unter
Nituirtuua bieiiser muiitalii4er
8raite, Die 8eiuher ansenebm gu
unterbaIten miien.
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= Mdnner uno &naben itaben Elm
nib'ides@ eibnahtseeitent mebr als
Die tleinlldlen, nihtiaen Saden. an,
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5aIsbiuoen in elmer Sdahtet sa 70,
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Jrau aRarp 8rnuie unb lire
Suhtsr Rrt. 2Ouiia arauie uun ct.
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sBi bling 81 8eiua.
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Serr uno 5rau SEQ. Start reitten
am 9ienitna 8eiudspeiie mad ct.
Souls unb Rerp sra. rib um ibre Rim
Der ~ beluhen.
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gaItor Rieoerbutb miro am mad
fen Sunntag 8Ormittaa unO am
glben6 in Utorriion, uno am Rah'
mtttaa in @nacUnaoe prebieen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-18

ausuf gnJ weIter felt lettes
5rabiabr in ROr6en uno Noroweiten
arbettete, tam leBte @ohe mieoer
bsim. Or got Sulest bel Gbn. VII.
rens, in ROra Springs, Soma,
in Grbeit eeItanoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-18

5rau Sba gberie pelde ldnsere
Belt bier bel ibrer Rutter 5rau an
no &ief iid aufbieIt, reiite Rittuob
nat ct. Souls nm mbsliaermeiie
ba ~ btetben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-18
Debate uno Sor.Soctal

SIN Coles 9reet Shulbauie tpiro
mureen, Samitas Abenb um 1880
llbr cine OOn ben iuneen 2euten per.
anitaltete Debate itattiiuoen, uno 1T
bas 9bema; 8eihloiien, oaB mebr
&%enntniiie ourh &eiien ais our9
2eien erpOrben uerben" 8eiabuno:
Oicar S&ueb, Qenrp 8rueus unb
eugene 8ruen8; Bet neinuno: @rnit
@aertnsr, Souls Obsrer unit Ridbaro
D1sner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-18

'aauft inn gum Beibnadtsees
itent elm aiitaeu gisarren. 9auter
beliebte Sorten, uon so Gents Bis gu
81 oas Rtfthen in q o. 8finee's
Gputbete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-18

Der Sermanner 9eutlbe Sr1mati.
te Club ibt suei 2uiipi.le elm pel'
DIE GuseanaS Sanuar sur Aufabr.
uua tommen tueroen.