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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-20

dn Honor of Birthday.-Mrs George
BrinkerhOff entertained at 4 birthday
party in honor of her sister Miss Alice
Karr, last evening About 20 young
people were present and spent the
evening in merry making with games
and music A nice lunch was served
by the hostess during the evening
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-20

Merry Widow Club Dance.-The
Merry Widow club will give the second
of the series of dancing parties at the
Watch Tower inn Thursday evening,
Oct 30 The ladies in charge of the
arrangements are the Misses Luena
Scholl, Gertrude Schneider, Amelia
Raisch, Helen Kruger, Rose Bencke.
Margaret Coyle, Rose SchatZ, Edna
Schneider, Kate Coyle, Irene Scholl
and Helen HartZell
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-20

Entertain Davenport Lodses.-The
Modern Brotherhood of America, Pres
perity lodge No. 1854. last evening at
Beselin's hall entertained the Daven-
port lodges Nos. 1921 and 219 An adj
dress was delivered by M. T. Stevens,
Miss Charlotte Canedy gave a recita-
ton and Barney Broknau sang several
songs. After the program refresh
ments were served and the evening
spent in dancing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-20

site. The buildings will be pushed
rapidly to completion
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-20

Visitation Guild Card Party. The
Visitation guild will give card party
at the home of Mrs. William McEniry
529 Twenty-third street, Friday after
noon from to 6 o'clock, and in the
evening from to 1890.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-20

Arrange Card Party.-The ladies'
auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Rail-
way Trainmen will give a card party
at Engineers hall tomorrow evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-20

Entertained by His Friends.
number of the friends of E. H. Stat
ford entertained him with a dinnel
at the Harms last evening in homo
of his forthcoming marriage.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-20

r.. N. A. Card Party.-Mayflowe
camp. No. 101, Royal Neighbors of
America, will give card party at Odd
Fellows hall tomorrow evening.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-02
Association Appoints
a Racing Board
Manufacturers Are Cipen {
Chance TO Participate in
Al Events

Frederick H Elliott, secretary of the
American automobile association of the
United States. has written to The Call
stating that at the meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee of the association
held in New York the following. on the
nomination of Chairman Thompson.
were appointed members of the racing
board for the ensuing year:
Jefferson de Mont Thompson. chair
man. 26 West Twenty seventh street.
New York; Frank G. Webb. vice chair
man. los Garfield place, Brooklyn. N.
Y: Frederick H. Elliott. secretary. 437
Fifth avenue, New York. w. K. Van
derbilt Jr.. New York; Ira M. Cobe, Chi
cago; Asa Paine, Minneapolis; Benja-
min Briscoe. Tarrytown, N. Y; Dave
H. Morris. New York; ]. ]. Mann. Paris;
A. B. Lambert, ST. Louis, George L.
Weiss, Cleveland; Harry w. Knights,
Boston; Harold H. Knowles. Cleveland;
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-02
American Car Leads
in Great Race
Thomas Speedster Is Blazing the
Trail for international
Competitors

san Francisco automobiIists do not
seem 10 realize the Importance Of the
wonderful contest that is taking place
between three French, one American
one Italian and one German car which
are racing across the United States to-
ward this city. From time TO time tele-
graphic reports, meager in detail, tell
Of the struggle against snow, ice and
mud that the cars are making to reach
this city. the end Of the first division OF
the contest The automobile owner who
has never sat AT the wheel outside yof
the limits Of California fails to appre-
ciate the conditions. A little mud
makes him believe that he has exper-
enced ali the hardships Of the game.
u is for this reason that he has
failed to enthuse over the wonderful
work OF the drivers who are facing
billiards. and storms OF all kinds. IN
6oubtedIy when the cars commence to
cross the border line OF the state the
local motor extremist will come out of
his shell and proceed TO give these men
g welcome fitting TO the reputation Of
California Up to the present time
there is more than a local interest in
the event, for it has stirred up ma
sionsl pride from the fact that the
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-02

Rossiter WOrthington, New York; Hen
ry Ford, Detroit; H. A. Bonnell. New
ark, N j.; Charles ]. Swain. Philadel-
phia; Lewis R. Speare, Boston; A R.
Pardington. Brooklyn; Thomas Hender-
son, Cleveland; r. Lincoln Lippitt.
Providence, R. l.; A. L Riker, Bridge
port. Conn; Percy owen, New York; S.
A. Miles, New York; Alfred Reeves.
New York; A. G. Batchelder, New York;
George S. Greenberg, Chicago; E. r.
Thomas. Buffalo; S. NJ. Butler, New
York; S. l. Haynes. Springfield. Mass;
H. L. Bowden, Boston.
There will this year be no technical
advisers, the new technical board sup
plying all that is necessary in the way
of technical assistance to the racing
board.
The community of interest plan re-
Gently adopted by the American auto
mobile association and the automobile
manufacturing organizations is evil
denced by the appointment to the new
board of representatives of those
bodies. 1t is considered that the time
has come when racing matters should
be directed not entirely by amateur
sportsmen appointed from the various
clubs of the country. but also by man.
ufacturers. and that with both elements
represented on the racing board much
can be more effectively accomplished
than heretofore.
1t is expected to announce the new
racing rules soon. Already the execu-
tive committee of the association has
declared in favor of certain restric-
tions so far as circular track racing Is
concerned. and these will be incor-
porated in the new rules A rough draft
of the same has been prepared and for
warded to the members of the board
for their consideration. and a meeting
of the board for the purpose of passing
upon such rules will be held soon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-02
Modern Automobiles
Are Very Popular
Cars That viii Attract Atfention
in the Shop and in Sales
rooms

car that has won place for itself
in the automobile world, and also in
the heart of every Californian is the
California built Tourist, which is being
handled in this city by the Auto vehicle
company Because this vehicle is man
ufactured in the southern part of this
state many have thought it not up to
the standard with the makes of cars
that are built in the east and middle
west. but they are beginning to realize
the fallacy of this judgment. as the rec
ord of the Tourist car is one to be
envied by any car, whether foreign or
domestic When taken from the con-
test side the Tourist has won Al our of
"A contests into which it has been en-
tered. The latest of these victories was
the contest for the Challenge cup at
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hill climb held
last week In Los Angeles, the Tourist
car also coming in second in the fifth
event, which was a splendid test. Con-
sidered from the standpoint of con-
struction the Tourist is strongly built
of the best materials available, and
so constructed as to be durable and re-
liable. The lines of the car are grace
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-02

all colorse and different shades of ma
roon-blue,u Z green-one landauIet being
in striking blue and still another in
pure white. The model K White
runaboutofs the type which won the
Hover trophy in the GIidden tour last
fall, the longest run that had then
been made successfully across New
model L., will be of interest, having
recently won the Quaker City endur-
ance contest in Philadelphia. There
will be shown a limousine, landaulet.
pullman, three different models of
touring cars and two types of road
tiers. The record of the White cars
Tor endurance is acknowledged every
where, as is also it's hill climbing abil-
ity. which were both illustrated in the
last run of the season of 1907, the
Witter endurance run.
Long experience in the field of man
ufacturing motor cars have given the
Autocar company the success seen by
its products. The company has ad-
hered to the policy of producing cars
of the highest grade, to be used any
where by anybody. with all the i'm
provements and refinements of modern
times, which is policy that has won
favor and popularity in every state in
the union. The efficiency of the au-
tomobile is largely determined by the
motor. and to this the company has
paid a great deal of attention. The
type XIV touring car is built with a
view to comfort and durability, the
roadster possesses an unusual degree
of beauty and graceful lines. easy rid
ing qualities and speed. while the
limousine is the embodiment of luxuri-
Gus comfort and refinement. These
models may been seen in the sales
room of Walter @. Morris. $50 Golden
Gate avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-02
Chinese Minister to
Attend The Show
W. Ting Fang Sends a Letter
to Mrs. Fred !. Linz Ac-
ccpting Invitation

The opening of the automobile show
tonight will be especially attractive
from the fact that WI Ting Fang. the
Chinese minister to the United States,
now en- route to Washington. has ac-
cepted an invitation to be present with
his suite.
The California woman's automobile
club two days ago extended an invita-
tion 10 the noted diplomat from China,
which brought the following answer
yesterday:
Fairmont Hotel, San Francisco. March /.
l9os.-Mrs. Frederick J. Linz, President Cali
fornia women's Automobile Club. San Fran.
cisco-Dear Madam: 1t gives me much pleas
ure to accept your courteous invitation extended
to me and the members OF my suite to attend
the opening Of the automobile show tomorrow
evening at S o'clock. The spectacle, 1 am
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-02

Thomas Speedster. the. only American
car in the contest is blazing the trail
ful conditions. The fact that old glory
is to the fore has made it one triumph
ant drive for the Yankee Doodle boys.
The cars and the contestants are:
De Dion French), c. Boucier st. chsfray.
Captain Hans Hansen and NJ. Autran.
Moto-Block fFrench). NJ. GODDARD, NJ Hue
and II. Liver.
sizaire-N Naudin tFrench), August Pons, N.
Deschsmps and NJ. Berthe.
zust Italian), Antonio Scarfoglio. Emil 81
tori and Henri Hsaga.
Protos (German), Lieutenant Koppen, En-
gineer Hans Kaape and Engineer Ernest Mass.
Thomas (American), Montague Roberts and
Howard BrNkef.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-02

sure. viii be a novel one to us, and will prove
very interesting.
My party will be composed Of myself and
about half a dozen members Of my suite. and
we shall be ready to start from. this hotel at,
say, a quarter of eight.
Anticipating very pleasant evening with the
members Of your club, yours faithfully,
WI TING-FANG.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-02
Dealers TO Exhibit
Cars on Side
Agents Not Participating in the
Show to Be Actipe During
the Week

While some of the dealers are assem-
bled at the Coliseum exploiting the
many good points of their cars. the
other agents who have believed that it
was not necessity to participate in
the automobile show will hold forth at
their salesrooms, having made special
arrangements to entertain visitors
there. This will mean that many places
along automobile row will hold indi-
vidual automobile exhibitions. In fact.
the town viii be given over for the
next seven days to the motor vehicle.
Some of the most powerful and most
satisfactory cars made will be in these
private displays
The two young men in Pasadena who
stole Maxwell runabout recently were
captured soon after the theft. and.
strange to say, one of the young men.
military academy student, owned a
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-02

full, the. finish is rich and the upholster-
ing in keeping with the equipments and
style. There are many models of the
Tourist, but the most popular is the
touring car, which is a roomy and COM
Portable car for runs and family use
Probably the most fashionable car in
the city is the Thomas town car. Al
though American built, the design for
the classy vehicle was made by the
famous French engineer. Monsieur Gus
tav sChedru, thus combining the ideas
of French construction with those Of
some of the foremost designers in this
country. The Town car has become
very fashionable among the exclusive
people both in America and abroad for
shopping, calling, theaters and all fash
ionable functions. The cars are hand
somely upholstered and provided with
every accessory and suggestion of re-
inement, comfort and ease. The Thomas
Town cars are of four types, the limou-
sine and the miniature brougham, es-
pecially apapted for my lady" and the
landaulet and the cabriolet, popularity
used for town and country touring as
wess as town use. The center of grav-
ity of the Thomas car is brought low.
thereby reducing the topheaviness
which causes rocking and Increases
skidding in the short. quick turns
necessars in the crowded streets of a
city.
Although the White company this
season offers only two distinct new
models, the model K, 80 horsepower
car, and the model L, a 20 horsepower
car eight different types will be ex-
hibited at the Coliseum. The White
show will, no doubt, be the most cost
ly of all the exhibits, representing a
value of more than s25.0o0 The dis
play of models ranges from the small
White runabout to the big and very
powerful seven passenger straight line
body car. The cars will be finished in
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-02


touring car. showing that the theft
was not for the value of the car. but
because the young men wanted the lit
tie Maxwell runabOut. The car was
taken in Pasadena. abandoned In Los
Angeles and then stolen a second time
and run to the country east of Pasa-
dena. The Maxwell Sactory will havs
to do something to make these little
cars harder to run and handle or every
small boy win run of with a Maxwell
whenever it is left alone.
Walter H. Morris. who has taken over
the agency of the Autocar from the
Middleton motor car company. reports
the sale of an Autocar 1908 roadster
to J. H. B. Cooper OF Monterey.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19
@ie uns beridtet miro bat in BEN

Bie un8 beriftet piro bat in ben
8eisenfeloern bes Counties liH in
Der leBten 8ohe elm grocer I'M.
ibmuna %uoasDaen, uno sruar trauri.
ger 9atur. 9ns gauge 5riibiabr
hinbar9 mar bic Gusiidt u~neep5bn.
lid neripreheno, bod fling lebte
8ods an uielen Stsuen ons @etretbe
an absufterben 10 oaB iteuenneile
nit benz Shneiben beaDnnen purbe.
Die aaseme;ne alase lit bnB lid Die
aebren nidt gut ausfiqteu. Auer.
oines trat boz einiaen 8uhen Der
Roit aui. nber erfabrens Mdnner
elauben, bic Sbulo an benz Ris.
tuads liese an ben lebten i9pertn
5r6iten gu Nuianes Nai. Sc mag
iein, oaB Der @rtrae beim 9reiden
better ausiallt als jest eruartet piro,
aber Jest pirb aaf niht uiet iiber Ell.
ne balbe @rnte eerebnet; tellenmeile
iosar nod wenieer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

@rinnert ;br eu1 Der Girre Dor
tSabren bieien CONNER? 9ns @ras
mar braun unb per6Drrt, bic 8ege
5uBoif nit Staub bebedt, 8lumen,
Strauher unb Baume pertrodneten;
uno bic &%aienpldbe pDr ben Sduiern
Iaben aus als Oh nit 6tammen Der.
ienet. Sc mar 10 beiB baB niemanb
oroenlih ihlafen %tonnte. nihts reifte
in ben Sdrten unb 5etbern, unb bic
Seute lebten BON ginsetarnten aus
benz Store eetauft. Giiternen nno
8runnen uaren e%insetrOfnet uno
mantes ftld @ieb perenoete rueaeu
&afermaaael. 86unt ibr eut 1enes
ihredlihen Sommers erinnern? Die
uielen &eeen uno SofHutb bieies
Sabr 1T Spieterei aepen iene Shrefs
%ens5eit, ruenn elm uereleid1 auae-
iteut piro. 9esbalb Sammert nidht
gu iebr, eebt eud suirieben, ieio frob
baB es nidt ihlimmer setpmmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

es lit mobt ihpn ipdt, aber GO
tpirb fir leoen 5armer seratben iein,
10 oiei atrn wie m6eiib gu pFansen
uno oasielbe gut au beuirtbidaften,
oenn uenn bic BeiSenernte tnapp
tuiro, 10 lit &orn bas ndhfmi6tiefte
Sstreioe in bieiiser Sesenb. gu.
benz fOmmt Der umitanb. oaB in pie.
len @eeenben bias nit aOrn bepEans.
tie areal tpeeen a%noauernber gtdIie
t!einer ais eem6bnlih iein ruirb unb
tolsltt bobe Breiie gu erparten
iino.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19
Der Matiunalperbonb fir bos gtl1<

Der Ratiunalperban0 fir bas Stuz
blum uno Die &erbitune Der S9ninos
iu6t bat oieIer Gage in Chicago iei.
men oierten Sabrestunoent abgebal-
ten. Sn elmer Der Gibungen bielt
Or, @buin u. 9pfe aus Bolton einen
iebr lebrreiden SDrtras iiber bic grs
folge bic in Bolton in benz &fe
gegen bic S6tuinoiu6t bereits ersielt
tporben iinb. @r periiderte, baB
onrd bauppli5eilide uno ianitGre
RaBnabmen GUT Serbeiierune Der
arbeitermubnuneen, burf stpefmdBs
i9e unterbrin9ung un0 Serpfleauna
ertranfter 8eriunen, Der in ben Gns
fanssftooien Der 8ranfbeit befnblis
chen, Iopobl tute Der unrett6ar Der.
lorenen, por allem aber burcb AbIpns
oeruns Der acknowledgement in LIMB.
lihen @eneIunesbeinten bic 3abl Der
auf 8eAnung Der S9minbiuft sl
ieBenben 5terbefdIe in Bolton i'm
9aufe ueniser Sabre UNI 55 8rusent
perminbert purben iei. Der &f
tuerbe peniser auf mebisinii6er
Srunolase sefibrt, iaete er, ais auf
iosialer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19
Sie 6obHutb.

Sie Sohflutb ereidte aeitern
oabier ibren S6bepuntt, nahoem tie
tauisnbe BON Gder reifen 8eiSenS
unb an%eepflansteu 8orn's urter 8ai,
fer aeiebt. Obeleih Der iesise @ai'
ieritano mn A SUB niebriaer pie in
1908, 1T Der anseribtete Sdaben
oenn0h elm erbeeliter iiir Die bit.
t%omfarmer, ruelhe ourbibnittlid Die
Saifte ibrer 8ei5enerute uerlieren,
bic 8oruieloer nidt su ernGbnen ba
lestere nahaepfianst nerben tDnnen.
auf elmer Snhrt ben WifIuuri bin
auf bi8 nad Blufton nuroen uns
bic Serbeerruneen bes Baiiers 10
rebt Dor bic auaen eefiibrt. @o
man btnblidte iab J; an eridufte Bei.
,enfelbers uuo aornfel6er, unb melt
entferrA ~eeleaene carmen sliAen
tleinen seen.
Die iribere 6~efmannihe Sniel,
Jest @isertbum Der Serren Balter
uno 2aneenbera. NIT ibren mebr rple
tnuienb Gder entbaltenen gSeiSens
felber bietet einen truilOfen Gnblif,
besalsifen ber untere Ebeil oes
RDrri,on Bottoms auf Der GibIeite
oes Jlniies.
Sn mnnfen 5elbern bitte man
ben BeiSen nbaemadt unb bic Sars
ben auf erbbbte Yuntte eefnbren,
bod limo biaS nur Gusnabmeiaqe;
nur penige Jnrmer in ben Nieber-
unsen iino bonn @aiier uerihort se.
blieben.
Nan rert,6tet fif nit Dem Sc
bnnten onB 9o.taeiee8 aorn mod our
Reiie aelanat. uno 0a oie 5eloer
nohoem lie nbsetrOdenet, nidt ae
pilunt perben brauden, rednet mon
nit Siterhelt bls sum 10 Suli nit
ser sueiten aOrnarpfIansune fertis
81 iein,
Die Sermnnn 5errp & gadet SO.
perlOr 900 Goro ~go,tunbols meltts
IN ct aouls IN Solsmole Excel
sior) oernrbeitet me,bsn io1te. sluf,
rpirb Der 8eefaG bee Beisenernie
ben Soten u. nnmentlia Der hi iisen
Rable na5mbait en- sfaOen sufueen
uno lid i'm ann5eu SeiGoiis isben
fabtbar machvn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

8m. Raiie, Geo. Giebler. &op
Steel. Dicar Shues. <Diear R;st.
gluauit Soebm. gbas. auauhin une
Beter auebter, lauter arbeiislutipe
uno lernbeaieriae iause asute, finO
lesten sonntae nad aanias ssreiii
uin ol ia Der 8eisenernts bebhlT,dJ
su lem. Wanhe werben u6breno
ibrer mabiamen arbeit on ibr ee.
mntbtihes Seim benten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

Bel Eco, in oieiem guuntp. murbe
am 8Unneritas lester BoGe bic
Sheune bes alonsO Ratthsns pom
Blib setroffen uno brannte sdnslit
niebsr. Gin mertbuoues gfsrO, Elm
Susep, aderaerdibidaiien unO 5ut.
ter purbsn ebenfalIs Elm Raub bee
5lnmmen. Ser geriuft in tbeilneiie
barf 8eriheruns eebedt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

Ssrmann 8irhboiisr BON seOnlia
mar ON 9ienftas bier UNI 8srmnnb,
ts gu beiuden. CT 1T INNER nod
Der freunolite, auuortommenbs Ger.
mann ruie frlbsr, unb bic iid bemsr,.
tnren srauen 6auptbaare baben benz
~ipruoslben Sumor BON ebebem uenip
Abbruh getbnn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

Gs freut uns berthten su tDnnen
bab Der atte Serr Carl Beiier mel.
der BON ben Gersten &efel uno
Fainter, lesterer BON st. 9Ouis. BOZ
mebreren 8oden rueaen elmer 8lino
oarmentsinbuns uperirt wuroe, iid
erbOlt uno Ieiuer u~oatduoisen g..
neiune entaeaen gebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

5rau Grnh Gaebler ieisrte on,
ROntae ibren 70. @eburtstae, be.
sthdwlni4t BON gerunnbten uno
5reuuoen. Dem @eburtatassiinbe
entbieten mir nattrG lid u~uiere
herSlihte Graduation. aR6se bic
Subilarln nod mantes 5abr in
slid uno @eiunbbeit uerleben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

8m. 8enfins, Elm gObn bes irib.
ct bier tuobnenben 5ermann 8enfne,
tpelter Jest in 8anias gitp cine
8aumihuIe betrei5t, mar antangs
Der 8Obe bier beim Cntet Sbtl.
Senlins gu 8eiu6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

@s miro bieies Sabr auf benz 6air-
slase eine sroBe 4. Sulifeier abse.
balten ueroen fir welde bic um.
taf 'noften Surbereitunsen %eetruffen
rueroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

Die Witalieoer oes Fortnight Ruiic
Club unb oeren 5amilten ueroer am
ndtften Sountns nui Der Saualer
5nrm Bitnit balten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

Gin 8araer 1T Der, pelder ME.
mano etwas idulbis lift, nuf eiaenen
JhBen fiebt uub iid UNI feline eieeue
Sahe fimmert. aae anbern Der.
luten bas Su iein, mas fie nitt limb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19
6ris B anoeriee.

Die 8rlfune Der S6uler in Der
tatbOliiaeu @emeiuoeidule babier
pirO am naaiten MOntas ftattRuben,
uno oann Shulidlub. &ir bebau,
eru berihtea su mullen baB etne Der
%2ebrerinnen, Sbnefter Celia, idun
lanaere 8eit trant lit,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

Der Bortlano 8aG Club Fam am
lesten SDnntas nit Dem Buote Slnra
9ea bier an, maB fih i'm 8ettipiel
nit benz u. 3. Sr. Club uub unter
lag.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

5err Otto Senn, BON ct. Souls,
befinbet iih bier BEL Der Saebler
5amilie gum Beiuh un6 III sur y3sit
Sat Der Gbeleute gbas. Obsnbaus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

5rau S. .. EaglOr, @attin bes Il.
9. Sausers babier, unb ibre 5reun.
bin frau Souls 5ietert. BON ct.
Souls, paren leste Buhe mebrere
Gage bier uao @dite Der 5amilie
Ebep. @raf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

5rl. 9isaie Dit, opn Berger. mel.
DIE mebrere Dtonate in CALIFORNIA.
Ro., als Bubmnher'S ebalfn tbdtis
mar, 1T leste ROde wieoer Seimse.
febrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

SRI. Wartba aansen0uerfer, mel
de im Columbia Bottom. ct. Souls
gountp, Sdule hielt, trai poreeitern
bier Elm ba bic 5erien aneefaneen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

Ia Der @lureihe 8ier.e oieIes
Sabr auf Samfas faIt, aiebt es
5pei 5eiertnae aufeinanber unb Der-
ben oiele biele @eleaenbeit 5enusen
Ausudrts geIufe absufatten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

9eurp studeubrueter ne6it Satin
tamen Iebte BUhe auin Seiud|
bier an. Jruu StudenbrOeter ptrb.
IA Gage tier BEL ibrer Mutter bleiben
ndbrenb oeiien ibr Satte cine @e.
ihnftsreiie mad Eeras mabt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

5rau O. .. Rapbon unb 9Ohter
Dorothy iomie 5rf. Gbela Balbers
reiiten lebten 5reitue beiuhsmeiie
mad ct. Souls.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

Die @itttue @bas. u. gisen uUn
California, DO, uelde iebt giaen'
tbamerin oes bisiisen frfbern &obns
bauies Der @tsen 5umilis lit, .tabt oai
feibe oUuhanOie reaopiren unb piu
es uermietben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

6err uro frau So5n .. SelmerS
fino 8ienitaa nad 2eapsnnOrtb.
Ranias sereift UNI ba Der Sodseit Ell
ner Rihte bes perm Setmers, bee
9ohter bes 6erru 5enrp Setmsrs
beisunubnen,