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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-10

last night attempted to keep ex-Gov.
ernor Pardee, of California. a friend of
Pinchot. from the resolutions COM
mittee. When Pardee's name was pre-
sented for California, member of the
resolution committee. Briggs objected
saying that Pardee had enough honor
because he was selected as temporary
chairman by the committee. After
wards it was learned Barstow's ap-
entire session.
The California delegation elected
Short, who was instructed to present
the resolution praising Pinchot and
Newell in the highest terms.
Forestry had the floor this morn
ing. and water and water power this
afternoon. Following pinchot. r. F.
Campbell of Canada spoke on Forests
In Canada. Their Relation to Water
Supply" George S. Long. of Seattle.
spoke on: ''The Attitude of the Lum-
bermen Toward Forestry" F. w. Null
key. of Portland. The Taxation of
Forest Lands" F.. r. Alien, United
States district forester, 'Reforestra
tom" F. III. Griffith, state forester of
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-10

NEW YORK. Aug. 10.-Entering
culiarities in the bookkeeping methods
of the purchasing. department of Belle
vue hospital. are the basis of charges
against Michael j. Richard assistant
superintendent of the institution,
which We're investigated at the regular
meeting of the board of trustees to-
day. Richard urged that he had but
followed precedent in translating mer-
chandise into horticultural terms and
that he derived no pecuniary advant-
ages from the transaction
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-10

BY FIRE

Starting from an unknown cause
fire broke out in one of the large out
barns of W. P. Reser. about 9:3o
O'Clock last night and before ex-
tinrlisad. razed that building and
blacksmith shop to the ground. The
loss. contrary to reports is not large.
but will amount to about $1,000, none
of which is covered by insurance. The
fire was first discovered by members
of the family. who had only realized
that some of their property was on
fire. when it was raging at its height.
Some valuable horses. which We're
stabbed in the building were rescued
before the flames reached them. but
five hound dogs. which had been
locked up for the night were cremated.
Owing to the assistance which was
rendered the Resers last night by
neishbors for miles around who
f,oc<ed to the rescue. other buildings
were not burned and by forming a
bucket brigade from a little creek
which flows through the land, the fire
was kept under control. Some farm i'm
plements. harness and feed were de-
stroyed. but the damage from this
source was slight. The blaze was
watched bv hundreds of people in this
city. as it painted the entire south
ern portion deep red and illuminated
tho heavens for several hours.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-10
.XH|b|
IS FINE
WALLA WALLA,VALLEY
Is GETTING NO END
OF NOTICE NOW
Telegrsms of Cangratulation
Pour in From Everv
Side This Week

That the Walla Walla valley is de-
riving no end of publicity from the ex-
cellent exhibit at the National Irriga-
ton congress in Spokane this week is
proven by the remarks made by dis
guests of the Falls CITY upon
the display. Hundreds of visitors to
the congress say the exhibit from this
city and valley is truly a revelation,
the 'gusher'' on Riverside avenue be-
ing the leader in attracting attention.
Publicity Manager l.. E. Meacham and
j. w. LangdOn were instrumental in
are appreciated by all who have seen
the result of their work
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-10
GREATER NuMBE }Now IN MoReuE THAN AT
ANY TIME NCE THE TERRIBLE
SLOCUM STEAMER DISASTER
In Chicago and Other Large Cities the Effects of the
Fierce Heat Are Being Felt and Many Are
Dying in All Parts of Country

NEW YORK. Aug. 1O.-The bodies
since the Slocum disaster, lie in the
morgue in this city, the result of the
terrific hot spell. Five adults and
scores are Frustrated. Twentyseven
babies died at the founding asylum
and 1& in other hospitals and private
homes.
More than 10000 persons slept IN
the sands of COney island last night.
The parks were crowded with sleep
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-10
Salt Lake Crowded.

SALT LAKE. August lot IS es-
tiniated that 10000 visitors are in the
city today attracted by the g. A. r.
encampment. Hotel accommodations
have been exhausted. Atlantic City Is
making a big fight against St Louis
for the next convention. Former Gov
ernor yansant. of Minnesota. and
Judge Ketchum of indianapolis. are
the leading candidates for the Office of
rommandef-in in chief
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-10
DOYLE
DID 1T

Patrolmau Tom Doyle got busy this
morning and within half an hour,
three ''undesirables'' were escorted
to the city Jail where they were book
ed on the vagrancy charge Doyle's
streak of industry this morning
breaks some records in police circles,
for the number of arrests chronicled
in the bIotter for several months past
have been at intervals of SeVeral
hours. Therefore the sergeant look
ed u2 in mild surprise when the first
offender was brought in. put on his
glasses When Doyle hove into port
vita the second. and became really
excited when number three was hand
ed over
The men arrested on the charge of
Iesrancy under tr~ provisions of the
new criminal code are: G.. H Hal
Iett So o'cclock: George Rands,
9:l5 o'clock: and Frank Sim. 9:25
o'clock.
These a2e tn" first idle men found
in the city Tor some time. and they
will probably be escorted to the city
limits and given Instructions to nit
tA4 cindcr path.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-10
Confirms Lower Court.

SALEM. Aug. 10.-In an opinion Jus
tice Mcbride of the supreme court to-
day finds the proceedings of the lower
Finch must hang for the murder of At
torney Fisher. The Portland defend
ants attorneys raised constitutional
points which may enable them to car
~ the case to the United States SUI
preme court but it is doubtful.
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Zeppelin Not Dead.

TUTTGARS. Aug. 1O.-A message
from ConStantiO sanatarium where
Count Zeppelin was taken for an Op-
Grafton to remove an abscess from mis-
neck ridicules the reports that the
aeronaut died in the hospital Yep
pelin is recovering from simple OPP
Grafton The message ended with the
statement: Zeppelin is so much
alive he probably will make new
airship record within a fortnight"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-10
Bad in Chicago.

CHICAGO, Aug. 10.-Three deaths
were reported this morning as a re-
suit of the terrific heat last night 1t
was slightly cooler this morning but
the weather prediction is that it Will
be hotter
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-10

MAILS

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-Before sail
ing for Europe Orville Wright an
nounced today that he had perfected
device for carrying to make it pos
sibIe to drive the aeroplane one thou
he is confident the aerOplane will be
used soon to carry mails.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-10
Released On Bonds.

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-Mrs. Castle
was released today on $4,000 bonds ana
bound over to the grand jury. The
magistrate denied that the case Will be
drophed.. regardless of contradictory
rumors.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-10
CoIloredo-kratokski.

VIENNA. Aug. 1O.-C0rnt Colloredo
Mansfield, a lieutenant in the Aus
trian navy and leader in Fiennese
society, was married today to Countess
KOloWrat KratoNSki
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4577
DEAD

TOKYO. Aug. 10.-A dispatch from
Kobe states that coral fishing fleet
is wrecked on the eastern coast. Four
hundred and fifty men man
ming the boats were drowned in the
heavy squali.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-10
$4,000
KILLED

LISBON. Aug. 10.-Twelve thousan nd
''dhiards have lost their lives in the
recent lighting in Morocco and the up
rising at home. according to local pa
P7'>- There is still danger Of rev.
oU'''h sweeping the kingdom
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-10
French-Canadians.

PROVIDENCE r. l., Aug. 10 Treas
urers and other officers and members
of the Artisans Candiens-F -Francais IN
the United States opened national
convention in Artisans hall today.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-10

with Al claims. $50 will be drawn
There is one chance in thousand tC
get claim here
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BURNED

VANCOUVER. Aug. 10.-A dispatch
from Vernon. B. c.. says tnat IL per-
sons were burned to death IN nre'
i'm the Okanogan hotel last night
There are no particulars and no names
are ayaila bic.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-10
CLUB COMMITTEE TC
CANVASS CITY TO
FIND DELEGATES
Want Men From Walla Wal
la to Represent This City
at Irrigation Meet.
+ + + + + + i + + + + Z + + + + /
+ DELEGATION FOR SPOKANE. +

+ A committee consisting of Sec T.
+ retary A. c. Moore. of the Com j.
i mercial club; A. A. Herring, and +
= a third party to be chosen by +
j ly luncheon of the business men j
.: today to make d canvass of Com i
i meicial club members with the +
+ view to securing a delegation of +
= at least 100 to go TO Spokane to- !.
j morrow and be in attendance for =
i the big demonstration Thursday j.
+ Toastmaster H. G.. Thompson +
= made the appointments after con- +
+ siderble discussion of the Nation :
+ al Irrigation congress this af- /:
j ternoOn. +
!. + !. + + j. J. =. =, =. ;. j. + + !. + +
That Walla Walla's failure to pro-
Irrigation congress. ir Spokane this
week is considered well-nigh shame
ful by the boosters" of the city was
indicated at the luncheon in the Dacres
hotel today noon, when practically
every address made scored citizens OF
The Garden City for the apathy mani
tested toward the opportunity present.
\ for advertising and publicity
n taking charge of the meeting
Toastmaster III G. Thompson told of
his efforts to get out of officiating as
toaStmaster, and related the replies
given him when he called upon num-
Der of club members to determine
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-10

ers. Suffering in the crowded east
dren. MI.
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The grand, original. copyrighted"
and bonafide automobile contest being
conducted by the bunc bids fair to
equal the great Seaside" contest that
was pulled off several years ago.
Contestants" who are working in
the present copyrighted contest
should not allow the bunc managers
to pull the wool over their eyes and
award the prizes to someone who has
done no work whatever.
When an evidence of fake has been
shown in d contest with which the
bunc is connected. it is quite safe to
assume there is something shady
about the whole thing For the past
several days The Statesman has point
ed out inaccuracies and discrepancies
that would cause an ordinary manager
to call the thing off; not SO with the
bunc manager. however Long expert
ence in pulling political wires. and in
attempting to dictate the policies of
the state has inculcated in him a de-
sire to bluff the thing through. even
if the public is dead wise" to the
graft.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-10

GETTING WISE
SOME HEAR THINGS ABOUT FORMER CONTESTS
THAT HAVE BEEN PULLED OFF UNDER
THE SAME MANAGEMENT

Count when to MAX
ohtestn new nd shady fake"
Fro Lyrics the Contes Mana
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Directory Responsible.

The contest manager" upon whose
shoulders the bunc manager is prone
to throw responsibility for the inac-
testants has arrived in the city, and
is vainly endeavoring to weed out"
the names to which attention has been
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Are Pigs knuckIes Fruit?

Continued on Page Four)
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CONTINUED On Page Four.)
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uALLA WALLA CITY !
OFFICIAL PAPER !
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-25
prin5 6einrih bon preu6en
iber ieine 5aPrt init 3eppelin.

Ser 8erein fir Observation-Disclosures
IN Ser Roromarf, Der leinen Sit IN
seiel bat, peranitaltete @roe @ara
in Ser Marineafaoemie in &iel etner
Hortrogsabeno, Der baour6 ein be.
Ionoeres SntereiIe bote, bob Der Gbef
Der $o6ieeilotte, aomiral Brtns
&einri6 bon Breuben, aftioes Mit.
alieo oes 8ereins, einen @ortrag iiber
feline Sabrt nit Dem 2enfballon oes
Grafen Zeppelin, IS. la, am ~.
OCTOBER b. S. belt.
8rin3 $sinri9 9ing, tpie ote saic.
Ter Neuelten Radrihten" beriftetL
nit foIaenoer GinIeitung az benz ei'
aentliGen Ebcma oes @ortrags iiber:
vGas rege Sntereiie fir Die Ieronai,'
Ill, peldes bert5utage alle S6idten
Der 8epoIfcrung ergriffen bot, Der
Bettitreit Der Mationen nntereinait'
Der auf oieiem @ebiet, iowie f6liebli9
Der ltmItanb, DAB i6 bieIfad iiber
meme Sabrt nit benz @rafen Seppe'
lin befragt fporoen bin - alle oiele
Womente iino es, Die mid beDogen
baben, BEN heutigen 8ortrag ou ball
ten, INN IN &irae on Der Sano einiger
9idtbiIber Sa8 2ufti6iff, feline BE.
bauiung un6 en6li6 Die Sabrt ielbIt
III beibreiten. Dem 8r1iibenten oeS
Bereins fir nMotor . 9ufti6iffabrt
IN Der Roromarf", Serrn 8i5eaomi.
raj @rof b. IoItfe, mohte id on bic
fer StelIe meinen 0anf mlsipreden
fir Die mir sutbeil geporbene Inter.
Itiisung, ferner boffe id Dem geebr.
ten 3uNorerfreiie einige unterbol.
hing bieten an fonnen, utt6 i'd bite
TN borous nm @a6iift, falIs oer
gortrog Ger grpartungen nidt emit
iprehen %ioIlte."
Woh tpeiteren einIeitenoen Mus.
fiibrungen fnlaten bic Mtittbeilungelt
iiber Die Salrt, Ser 8ortra9eroe be-
tonte, bob elm, penrt ai16 nod 10 lei.
les Ser3fIopfen it'd bel Der abfabrt
bes 2aien bcmGdttete; mar bod Der
groBe augen5lid gefommen in Dem
man Ii6 Der 2llft annertrauen IolIte.
r@os Itebt uns bepor2 @ie g%eltaltet
iid Dor alien Der IitfItieg9" Sol6e
numb abnlid)e Sra9en burfqueren oas
@e6irn in einem Iomente nidt 81
berfennenoer Spannling. Man ipielt,
ME iid's gebort, ODER periitdt es hoe.
nigitens. Ben ltnbefangenen untcr'
bGlt iif NIT ben auf ben 8ontone
nuBerbalb unb neben Der 8onoel
Stebenoen unb merit ploslid, pie
eteie nsbt mebr in Iugenbobe ihtb.
Icnbern ans irgenb einem @rrnoe 81
nns emporid)oiiert, ipabreno mir all'
lie berrieoerbliden, 1ino baB gleidaei
tig Die Gntiernung bon unieren mad
oben i6auenoen irbiihen 8reunoe,
rapihe sunimmt unb bieie mie ibrt
Hnaeebitna inter uns .su beriinfer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-25

i%dDeinen. Vas lit Der IugenbIif oes
@ufitieges Ser iid, mie allen 2uft'
i6iffern tpohI befannt, inter norr1a'
IN @erhGltniiien faum ipabrnebmbar
boll5iebt.
@of6em oos 2uftidiff Die Sabrt
oufgenommpn bate, bereitete oos
Sragen unb antporten S6miertefei.
Ten ipegen Scs groben 26rms, ben 10.
nobI Der @otor als aud Dte iiber ben
&opfen pirbelnben propeller berur-
laden. @an mubte iif ~9eeenieitig
Iaut ins DIR i6reien, unb lit ielbft
Damn Der 9eritdnoigune niht fiber.
Dies lit sor5 enti6ieben elm 4adtbeiI,
Der nod 81, beben fem wirb, benn OBJ
eeIeben 6abon, oab Der bet1ubenoe
2arm unginitig auf Die Sniaiien
eintpirft, berrdtb oas 2uftidiff feline
@~nn6berltnQ auf redt betr6dtli6e
gntfernlngen.
.9a i'd, 10 bemerfte Der Bring,
yio bdufig eefrogt tporoen bin, Oh BEL
aunebmenSer 8inbit1rte uift aud
Der Suft5ug wabrnehmbar 5unimmt,
10 modbte id) an oieier Stelle erld,l.
terno erfl1ren, oab Dem nidt 10 lit,
ionbern ooG man mr. ienen 9uftaug
teripiirt. oen oaS Sabr3eug ieiner
@igengeihrinoigfeit peroanft, una6.
tGneig bon Der berridenoen 8inb.
ri6tung UNI StGrfe. 9as 2ufti6tff
perbGlt lid i'm 8inoe genau 10, tpie
elm Sdiff i'm Strom. e8 miro oement.
ipredeno icin 3iel friiber ober ipG.
ter, ober 9ar nid)t erreifen, ie nad).
Gem Der @hib - Strom = giinitig
coer binocrlira fir Die 6abrtriftuug
lit. Gbenio rerbGlt es ii6 nit Dem lett.
liden Ibtrei6en. in Der Seemann.
i9aft abtrifit ooer Stromperiesung
genamt. alld, modte i6 nod benz
Srrtbum pprbeugen. els lei elm 2llft.
i6iff imitarOe. aufsufreu5en, etma
gleid einem Segeli6iff. DEM eben.
iopenig ME elm Segelififf gegen Ell.
men itarfen Strom a%nfreu5en FAINT,
fam oies bon einem 2ufti6iffe Der.
lanat iperben. 0ieie uno obnlide Be-
eriffe 6emeiien cine tbatiGdlide gro-
&c @erpanOti6nft 5pii6en Ser Gee.
iabrt inb Scr 2uftidiffabrt utb be-
riibren Ben Seefabrer bon 8eruf bon
nornbereiu ipmpatbii6.
9aIo mad @erlaiien oes ueberlin'
ger Sees ocrietb oas 2uftidift in
ni6ten Ncbel. Seilter Soiition iifer,
befobl @rai Zeppelin. bart BIB. .9tu'
Der an legen, Inn orf @egenturs Den
see All errcifen, Der Damn our ueltc-
len Srientierurng bienen iollte.
@leidBeitig iteuerte r3, la" nit Stlie
Hes Sori3outalruoers m Die Siete.
| 9oralif mitrbe ser 8ilrs auf S@. &C.
6noert llno batb rogte Der maleriidl
idroite gcrgfegel bes Sobentpte'
nit ieiner iogennmpobenen gitrg
cupor. ut rcreu 6cuiter bas 2uft.
ihifi in umaitclborcr Nabe ooriiber'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-25
Orei Gel dporene nit elmer fleinen
Slai DIE ohamberlain's Seibpeb,
Cholera un6 Oui1fdH : meoi;in


Slai DIE dhamberlain's Seibweb,
Gbolera unb OuiAfaH : 1leoi;in
pom Gbolere 111orbus eebeiIt.
Ser O. B. 5ouler Stebtower,
ala., ersdblt eine @~rfnbrunp bic er
mabte, ndbrenO er ais @eihpDres
ner in elmer MISUNDERSTANDING in
&bwnrospiqe, 8reisbaupthaot bonn
&reiie Gietourne, ala., %fpurirte. Gr
iagt: r&dbreno id bort mar, OBJ tb
ettuas feiihes unb audi 8urf.5leiih,
oas bel mir gbulera Wprbus In lsbr
ihlimmer 5orm perurinhte. Sd
flblte ara eleno unb iGifte nad Ell.
ner eeniEen Cholera ; Rebisin, ltati
befen ianbte mir Der IpDtbeter cine
6laihe gbnmberfain'S 9eibpeb, @bos
lera unb 8urhfaus WReoisin nit benz
8emerfen, baB er bas @emlnitte
bate, mir abel In Gplge Der Grs
probtbeit oieieS SeilmittelS, pors6ae
mir lebteres su ififen, ba er fir
befen unfehlbare Sur garantire. Sd
nnbm cine 8Die Onuon unb fublte in
fins 8inuten befier. Sie jtpeite
Eoie beilte mid sanslid. 3rpei
Ritaei6morene fitten in berielben
Beiie pn0 cine finI unb smansia
Sent JIai1e bette uns ale bret.
Gum Bertnuf bel Batter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-25
@artuffclimppe.

aortoffeln mer6en init Der Shaalc
ipeidgefndt unO oann gei6alt. ST..
apiiden neroen 60 @rnmm Butter,
stuci feingcbadte 3mieteln utb elm
2offeI 8etcriilie gebiinitet, Die Scar.
toffeln reibt man ilno giebt tie nebit
etiuos 8leiidbriibe 81 ben geoiiniteten
2tpiebeln, gieBt Damn 10 pieI fodenOe
Mild bin3lt, DAB Die Snppe gut flu.
zig lit piir8t nit SaI3, @feffer, @iis.
fatnuB, einem 2orbeerblatt uno lGBt
Die Suppe nod eiuiee Belt FODDER.
9eim anriften legt man geroitete
Semmelidciben in Die Serrine.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-25

bn elm an ieinen Motoren bonartrtes
2uftihiff genol oenieben 8e0ingirs-
gen untermorfen lit, pie elm ioI4er
9aIIon. Die Sabrt i'm SreibaIlon 1T
oaber feinesipegs, mir irrtbimli4er'
peiie nieIio1 angenommen miro,
rmr6 Die Ienfbaren 9ufti6iffe auBer
9urs geiest. ionoern tie lit pielmebr
Die S9uIe fir bic 2uftidiffer. 9ieies
Rrin5ip III I'M iibrigen bon benz Sutt.
id)ifferbataillon I6ngit anerfannt nor.
cen uno es niro nod oemielben
itrengitens perfabren.
Ger Briu3 idloB NIT ben 8orten:
Ser @ntmifIlmg Ger Quftififfabrt
iteben 8ro6lerc Der perid)icbenIten
Ratirr binoerli6 entaeeen. Die nod
an Ioien lein meroen. @ltfgabe beg
SntereiicnfreiieS, rpertn nift Der Ra.
tion. mub bleiben, atf Dem 8ebiet Der
Ieronautif lpeiter5uforifen, Inn ge.
Gen altoera 0ationen nift IN oas SIM
tertrefien gu geratben, Dor allen aber
ueiter 3u bauen auf Ser @ritnolage,
peIhe ms Elm e6enio putriotii6 ge'
,onnener ME ieIbitloier unb genialer
ceuti6er Wonn oei6afieu bat, oils
neIhen id Sen @rafen Zeppelin be-
Seidlnen m0hte,"
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@cfr0nte eammIer.

Sic 0n6riNt, 0aB Ser 86ntg bon
Stolien Der elm eifriger Wtiin3er'
lommler lit, elm niiienihaftli6es
g8erf iibcr itoIieniihe Miin3en pcrfabt
bat. brinqt mieOcr Die 9batiode in
@rimermg, SAB loft ale aefronten
!Sdupter irgenO eine SammelleiOer.
,hoft beiiben. Gle eneIii6e 8oden'
seiti6rift .Wt. ". g." fiibrt Oafiir cine
Neihe inte~reiianter 9eiIpiele an, SO.
Mig @ouaro. Der gar oielerlei 0in9c
iommelt, 8: 9. autogramme uno
grItmsgo6en en9lilder &loiitter. tt
belonoers itol5 alf ieine rei6baltt9e
Sammlung bon Spa3ieritoden, ole
mebrere bunocrt gremplare foBt. @i'
mes Der ~toltbnriten Stiide oieler Gol'
leftion lit elm Stof, Der aus eineni
4feiIer Der nlten 9onoon Bridge oer'
fertigt lit. Gile Der munoerli6itcn
sommluneel bat Der &Onig bon @rie'
f%enlano 5uianimen9ebra6t. Sc ban
Gelt lid babel Inn nidts mebr uno
nid)ts peniger alS cine groBe Inoabl
pom Sbiirflinfen bon ieoer Sorm uno
Gr0Be. ole in einem groBen SoaI I'M
tcr0ebrad)t line. Wan er3dblt lid, oaB
Die iceige aGnigin aleronora a!s
&rinSeiIin bon @aIes einmal ibren
ffuiQlihen 8ruber nod Sanoringtam
einluo, un6 ibm babel ladenb folgenoe
8arnune erbciIte: Dglber tpenn 9u
eommIt, mub i6 Old bitten, nidt i'm
mer nit irgeno elmer SLIME bon ben
S6iiren IN Scr Sano berum5ulallfen,
Senn mein Wtann bat Den eigenartigen
BeIfmad, cine Sbiir nit &linfe elmer
nbne por5uaieben". @iele 6iritli6fci'
ten iammeln 4eitiden, 10 Die Brin5el'
fin BON @alcs: nber Die reidIte Ius.
.pobI BON 8eiiifen aIler art beiitt
fcin 8Gnig, ionoern Der Shirt aller
| Gportslellte. Der Carl Of Sonsoale.
9ie aonigin Mlltter bon Spnntert
iommplt Spielfarten uno bat aus
allen Ebcilen Der @elt ieltene 3arten
suIammengebrGft. 9te 3ariu bat cine
6eionoere 8orliebe fir &arrifotnren;
lire SammIung beitebt iopobl aus
acknowledgements, inter bic nc
olld ieIbItge5ei6nete S%arrifaturen
.,ufoeuommen bot, aIs nud aus 8il.
fern aus ben neridieoenarti9iten
8iebldttern uno 3eitidrifteu. Cine
5elonbere SpeSialitdt tbrer Canine
lung lit cine iebr rei6baltiae aus.
s,abl aus ben &orrifaturen, Die id,
nit benz 3oren beihdftigen. Die aoni'
ain bon Rumdnien iammelt ieltene
Bidder. Die f0nigliden 9riefmarfen.
iommler iino natiirlid iebr 5ablreit;
cine Der foitbGriten 9olleftionen Der
y5elt bciitt Der &rin3 bon 8ales. Ore
BrinseIiin bon @ales beIibt auBer If.
rrr @eitifeniammIling nod cine Sol
felton, icltidmer uno ~ieltener 6odle-,
rr,f Die lie ie6r Itol8 lit. Die acnigin
~.glcranora hebt lid ale bon ibr lelb!t
eemodten photographer ollf uno bat
idbou mebrere tallieno beiIammen ST.
nia Ilfons bon Spanien iommeIt lc:'
ne Sporf$tropDGen; ober Iein ielt.
iomites 5tcfapfero lit cine Somlr.
lima olIer ser Giuge, oie biS6er lem
Qcbcn 6corobt bnber. Inter Den @es
o~cnIt1noeh oic tt auibrlpnbrt bal. fal'
I'm 9eionbers ouf cin grober Steir.
iiber ben err fiel llnb Der linn cine
,d,pere aopfnunoe beibrofte un>
Nonn ooS Sell eines Ser &feroe, De
bel benz S~(ttentat on ieinem Sod5ett5'
tage getootet tlrner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-25
aen raid an itillen,

foil man 8atte IN beiBes @aiier tan.
den unb auf Die @unoe legen. Ser
grfolg lit iiberrnidenb, ieIbit BEL Der.
lesungen Der 9lIsaoer. BLOB 8at.e
mifleaert, ODER ioIfe, fpelhe IN faltes
@niier getauft purbe, bringt oieie
iiberroidenoe @irtune nidt bernor.