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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-24
TARIFF TRICKS ARE
TAUGHT TO PUBLIC
ULTIMATE CONSUMER GIVEN
DEEPER INSIGHT
American Public Buys Its Own Grown
Cotton Seed Shipped Back from
France as Pure Olive
Oil

WASHINGTON, May 23.-The ulti-
mate consumer, the scapegoat of the
tariff discussion in congress, is being
enlightened on many questions through
the publication of facts brought out in
debate.
Some of this knowledge brings no
joy to the heart of the ultimate con-
sumer," for he finds in many instances
he has been deceived.
Apropos of the senate discussion re-
garding the necessity for protecting
the American cottOnseed oil industry.
Special Agent Julien L. BrOde of the
department of commerce and labor
has sent information from Marseilles
that the American ultimate consul
mer" has been using his own cotton
seed oil for his salad dressing in the
belief that it was pure olive oil" from
France.
Mr.. Brode adds in a kindly spirit
that the French pure food law and
the short crop of olives are going to
boost the price of real olive oil for the
ultimate consumer Those southern
senators who opposed a duty on cot
tonseed contended the industry needed
no protection, on the ground that there
was no competition abroad, but Mr..
Brode gives a list of oils which he
claims completes with the American
oil.
France imports about one-fifth of
the cottonseed oil shipped out of the
United States and Marseilles is the
largest vegetable oil producer in the
world, having forty-five mills which
crush about ass, 900 tons of seed an
nually, in addition to the large amount
Of oil which is shipped there.
Most of the cottonseed oil is mixed
with other dissolve, peanut, sesame
and sold as table oil, " writes Mr.
Erode.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-24
SIGN0RA TETRAZZINI GIVEN
GREAT OVATION IN LONDON
Prma Donna Who Was III When She
Left New York Completely
Receivers

LONDON, May 22.-Signora Tetraz-
zini who was quite i'll when she left
New York at the close of the grand
opera season there. has completely re-
covered. At Covent garden the other
evening she made her first appearance
this year in DonizettPs Lucia di Lam
mermoor." The diva was in her very
best voice, but like all great singers,
she reserved her strength for the re-
markable music in the mad scene
This f1orid music has never been
heard to better advantage, for Signora
Tetrazzini sang every note clearly and
sweetly, and her phrasing was abso-
lutely perfect. The crowded audience
listened intently to this wonderful ex-
hibition of vocal power, but half way
through the scene the listeners could
not restrain their appreciation, and
broke out into vociferous cheers. This
applause was so prolonged. that part
of the opening aria had to be repeated,
and then the Neapolitan nightingale
resumed the solo.
Needless to say, at the end there
was another great demonstration,
which necessitated the frequent APP
pearance before the curtain of the
popular songstress. The performance
was brilliantly conducted by Signor
Campanini.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-24
ENGLAND AIDS CHINA
AGAINST PORTUGUESE
CELESTIAL KINGDOM INSISTS
ON EVACUATION
archy illegally Occupies Depend
encles in Intercollegiate.
tions Refused

LISBON, Friday. May 1.-THE dis
pute between Portugal and China over
the possession of the dependencies OF
Macao has become acute.
The Portuguese government is send
ing Gen. Joachim Jose Machado to in
duce China to come to an amicabe
agreement, Notwithstanding the fact
that the government has received word
that China absolutely refuses to enter
into negotiations with the Portuguese
delegates unless Portugal renounces
the dependencies including the neigh
boring islands.
China holds that all the dependencies
of the town of Macao have been occu-
pied illegally by Portugal for some
years; that the only concession Of ter
ritory ever made to Portugal was OF
the town of Macao and she insists that
the territory and islands be evacuated
by Portugal.
The Seculo reports that the British
government at the request of China
has interviewed in China's favor.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-24
MARKED INCREASES SHOWN
IN MANY APPROPRIATIONS
Export of Foodstuffs, However, De-
cIines-Statistics Are
Announced

WASHINGTON, May 23,-The April
statement of the bureau of statistics
shows a marked increase in the i'm
portation of manufacturers materials
and a decline in the expectation of
foodstuffs.
The fifty articles named in the inn
port list form about two-thirds of the
total value of the imports and the
fifty articles named in the export list
form about three-fourths of the total
value of exports.
1t is shown that in nearly all ar
ticles for use in manufacturing, includ-
ing raw silk, hides and skins, India
rubber, wool fibers, copper, lumber, raw
cotton and chemicals, the imports OF
the month and of the accumulated
months of the year are in excess OF
those of the corresponding period OF
last year; that in many of the import
ant manufactures the figures of the
present year exceed those of last year
but that in foodstuffs the exports OF
1909 are in most cases less in value
than those of 1908.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-24
SENATORS PLAN
NIGHT SESSIONS
BUSY WEEK OF TARIFF RE-
VISION EXPECTED
ALDRlcH RESOLVED TO HAMMER
AWAY AS USUAL
Lumber Schedule Will Continue to
Receive Attention of Lawmakers.
Date of Vote Not Yet
Certain
tBy Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-The senate
program for this week includes moth
ing but the tariff, and there is no pros
pect of any of that spice which is said
to be the result of variety. Night ses-
sions are expected to be held.
No plan of operation has been out
lined beyond that of hammering away
at the various schedules as persistently
as possible.
This is Senator Aldrich's program,
and nothing but set speeches or strong
opposition by other senators will cause
him to deviate from it.
The lumber schedule will continue
to receive attention.
With the lumber paragraphs dis
posed of the finance committee will I'M
dertake to have the senate gather UP
the odds and ends of the tariff bill
which have been passed over with a
view to cleaning up as much of the
measure as possible before the cotton
and wooden schedules are reached. ON
which there will be much discussion
and sharp conflict
Senator Aldrich will continue to urge
the fixing of day for a final vote on
the bill.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-24
MINISTER SPEAKS
ON LABOR TOPICS
THOUSANDS HEAR DELEGATE
TO CHURCH ASSEMBLY
Rev. Charles Sickle Reviews Indus
trial Conditions in United States
In Presence of Immense
Gathering

DENVER, May 23.-Nine great SER
vices of devotional character marked
the activities today attending the an
nual gathering of the general assembly
Of the Presbyterian church.
The largest of these was the morning
meeting in Central Presbyterian church
at which DR.. James NJ. Barley, the
moderator, delivered his annual sermon
to the assembly.
Rain marred the great parade
planned for Sunday school children. A
popular meeting in behalf of home and
foreign missions was held in Central
church in the afternoon, and in the
Denver auditorium Rev. Charles Stelzle
of New York addressed several thou
sand laboring men on the subject OF
labor conditions over the United States
Mr.. Stelzle is chairman of the depart
ment of church and labor.
There were five popular meetings to-
night in as many different churches il
behalf of various movements.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-24
.STODDARD- DAYTON
CRASHES INTO TREE
MAKING RECORD RUN WHEN
ACCIDENT OCCURS
Had Record Beaten When Accident
Came-Both Drivers In Hospital,
Seriously Injured, but viii
Recover

SAN JOSE, May 23.-Fred j. WISE
Dayton automobile at the rate of six
ty miles an hour in an attempt to
break the round-the-bay record, lost
control of their steering gear on North
First street this morning, after making
the trip from Oakland in the remark
able time of thirty-four minutes, and
the machine crashed into a great To-
Gust tree. The automobile was a COM
plete wreck and both men are tonight
lying seriously injured at the Belve-
dere hospital. Peters was thrown more
than forty feet ahead of the car. 1t is
said both men will recover.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-24
DELEGATES WINDOW
TO COL. ROOSEVELT
STRAUS PAYS TRIBIITE TO
FORMER PRESIDENT
Presides at Ceremonies in Metropolis
tan Temple in New York and
Warmly EuIogizes Recent
Chief Executive

NEW YORK, May 23.-Oscar S.
Straus, former secretary of the COM
merce and labor department and re-
Gently appointed ambassador to Tur-
key, was the principal speaker tonight
at the dedication of a window in honor
of the Roosevelt administration at the
Metropolitan temple.
Mr. Straus' speech was principally a
review of the administration of Theo-
dore Roosevelt.
mo other of our presidents possessed
in an equal degree a mind so enriched
with an historians knowledge of the
past, combined with statesman's fore
sight of the future said Mr.. Straus.
His measures all have been con-
ceived under the guidance and inspira-
ton OF this dual equipment of retro
spective insight into national tenden-
cies.
with that great confidence and deep
sympathy with the plain people of our
country, upon whose judgment and
sense of justice all of our great presi-
dents in times of transition and stress
placed their ultimate reliance, Roose-
welt has vitalized and appealed to the
public conscience of the nation"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-24
VENGEFUL MEN
STAB MEXICAN
LABORER WHO WAS POLICE
INFORMANT WOUNDED
OFFICERS FIND VICTIM LYING IN
DARK ALLEY
Crime Is Thought to Have Been Com
mitted to Settle an Old
Score in Sonora
town

S, Carmona. a Mexican laborer, AZ
years of age. was fatally stabbed in an
alteration in a blind alley. between
Buena Vista and New High streets
north of Sunset of Sunset boulevard
| last night. Mario Grade, woman q.
Lara and NJ. Ramerez, TWO men are N
the city prison on suspicion OF having
committed the deed.
The cause of the quarrel which led
to the stabbing is mystery when the
police have not solved yet, but pack
of it all is the story of Carmona 5
| friendliness with the police and the
aid he gave them five years ago in run
ming down two desperate Mexican rob-
bers both of whom were arrested on
information he furnished the officers,
and both of whom are now in Folsom
prison.
Details of the fight in which Car
mona was wounded are meager. The
first known of it by the police was
when a little Mexican girl ran up TO
Patrolman Meyer at the Plaza on
Main street, crying: Come, quick!
Oh, come, quick; they have killed n
mani"
Moyed ran with the child to the dark
alley north of Sunset boulevard, and
there between two shacks he found
Carmona lying with his abdomen cut.
A moment later Patrolman Leon ran
from house near by and called to
Meyer to aid him in taking three pris-
oners. The officers found the two men
and the woman.
Drs. Garrett, Quint, Wiley and Cham
berlain performed an operation pm the
wounded man, but they havs little
hope of his recovery.
Patrolman Leon and Detectives Tala-
nantes and Rico We're assigned to the
case and are trying to obtain evidence
to connect Lara, Ramerez and Mario
Gardo with the stabbing and also 20
determine if the cause Is other than
the belief that the crime was commit
ted for revenge.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-24

DENVER, May 23.-The fruit grow
ers of Palisade, Colo, will present a
petition to congress tomorrow asking
that the farmers be paid for the lands
condemned by the government for the
passage of government irrigation ca
nails. The petition is based on the stat
utes of 1890, which provide that the
land used for government canals or
bitches across homestead or pre-emp-
ton claims shall be paid for by the
government. The fruit owners claims
aggregate $560.000
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-24
FEAR TENNESSEE TUNNEL
MAY NEVER BE REPAIRED
Railroad Pass Which Recently COL
Iapsed Believed to Be Ruined
Completely

LEADVILLE, Colo, May 23.-Those
in charge of the work at the Tennessee
pass tunnel on the Denver q Rio
Grande take a very discouraging view
of the possibilities of ever being able
to move the immense mass of debris
that has accumulated as a result of the
recent cave-in.
There is a large force at work, but
practically no progress is being made
material running in as fast as it can be
taken out.
Chief Engineer Richard and corps
of assistants are working night and
day, but it is believed that the tunnel
will eventually have to be abandoned.
The towns in the Eagle river valley
are seriously handicapped by the sus-
pension of traffic. and plans are being
discussed of reiaying the track over the
old right of way over the pass.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-24
ROBBERS ELUDE
MANY SLEUTHS

session, decided not to wait for the
robbers to call on him.
He started for the brush at once and
crouched in a bunch of weeds where
he watched the proceedings, After the
train started he heard the robbers
make off, but it was several hours be-
fore he left his hiding place. Just as
he did so, he came into contact with
the sheriff's automobile.
That official promptly told Maurer
to hold up his hands or he would be
shot After explanations satisfactory
to the sheriff were made Maurer was
brought to the city. He left for the
east tonight
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-24
DRUG WOMAN, THEN CUT
HOLE INTO JEWELRY SHOP
Robbers Bore Through Ceiling Of
Hamburg Store and Make
Rich Haul

HAMBURG, May 22.-Jewels and
plate of the value of $32,5O0 were stolen
early last Sunday morning from the
shop of Messrs. Dittmer here.
Breaking into the fiat above the
shop the burglars rendered the occu-
pants, two aged women, unconscious
BY means of drugs. Holes were then
pierced in the floor, while to prevent
the noise of falling plaster a closed
umbrella was pushed through into the
shop and then opened to catch the
plaster. Not fewer than eighty-three
small holes were bored before the bur-
glars removed enough of the flooring
to descend. They went down and re-
turned with their booty by means Of
rope ladder.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-24
Rattleshin Still Stuck

BREsT. May 2S.-The battleship
Danton is still on the ways, where she
stuck yesterday at her launching. All
efforts of the tugs to release the vessel
have failed, and it will be fortnight
before the launching can be completed
The accident is attributed to the in
sufficient incline of the ways, which
caused the hull to deyiate from her
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-24
Two Persons Drowned

MANHATTAN, Kan, May 2S.-Miss
Gladys Irish of Manhattan and Walter
Goddard of Minneapolis, Kan, were
drowned in the Blue river here early
today when the boat in which they
ere riding struck snag and cap
sized. Both were students at the Kan
sas Agricultural college.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-24
DUTCH SHIP ARRIVES AT
VALPARAISO IN DISTRESS
Four Seamen and a Boy Are Washed
Overheard on Stormy
Voyage

VALPARAISO, Chile, May 23.-The
Dutch ship Nederland, which sailed
from Melbourne, Australia, for Fall
mouth on March 80, has arrived at
Coquimbo in distress. Captain Sparud.
four seamen and a boy were washed
overheard off Cape Horn.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-24
Neoro KlIIs White Wife

DIES MONIES. Iowa, May 23.-Be-
cause his white wife would not return
to live with him and their two children,
George Edwards, negro, killed the
woman and himself at Ottumwa to-
night.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-24

HELENA, Mont, May ga Great
Northern ore train was wrecked today
between Helena and Great Falls, and
eighteen cars of ore fell into the MIS-
souri, river. Brakeman Rogers was
killed and Engineer Sieben seriously
injured.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-24
Shaw COMPLETES PLAY

LONDON, May 23.-George Bernard
Shaw has Just completed another play.
1t was written on ]. Forbes Robert
sons invitation and deals with the
woman suffrage question.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-24

Lose n gOOd-pay tenant, or bOarder? Let
. want ad help you to take 1t like phiioso-
uher.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-24

Look for a servant the want adj way this
time It's usually better.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-05

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Der ytatt BON Greitaa auf Samitaa
Der 8eriuh semaGt aud ben reuen
Salubn oes @. g. Birmingham Der.
mittetit Branbftiftune aus benz 8eee
su rdumen. Gfs ber ShanffeIner
B. q. Semel am Samita3 frdb In
ben 3absn Fam, iano &c ben &aum
nit bihten Rauh aneefi1It, uno fidb
In ben anftuBenoen 2aeerraum beeeb.
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fern cine Glamme bi8 aur 8immer.
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8ualuft fontite uorber bas 5euer
nitt gum Gusbrut fonmen, unb
bieiem nmitanbe III es ppbl 3usu.
ihreiben bob ols @ebdube nebt Sn.
halt tpdbreno Der Raht nidt einae.
dihert purbe. Orr SepeQ l6Ihte
oas Gener nit mebreren Gimern
Bafer, uno cine lluteriuduns ersab
oaB Der inwenoie i'm SHlOb heden
seblisbene SHlnRel berauseshoBen,
unb bic Sbire uermittetit zines lal.
i&en SHluiels pebffnet tuuree.
aean bat feline Spur oes Ebdtera;
audi Tam nidt ermittelt tperoen Oh
Bnaren feblen. Befanntlih ruuroe
uor Sabresiriit Elm Siloos benz ies.
ieen 6lsentbameraeb6ria, elm uou.
fidnoiaer Raub OR 5lammen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-05

-Drate. aiit Spannuna bn'
ben mir benz @rideinen bes 9aties
enteesen aeieben, unb nit Reusirbe
ieben mir benz 8etter Der fpmmen,
ben 6 8ohen 'ntessen.
= Sermann 0iepalb III gum Bot.
meifter in SreebDm ernannt ruorben.
DITTO Bitte uelder rudbrenb bes
aroBen &eeens letter 8Dhe iiber
bic Second Greet, treuste, hatte Ell,
men ihperen Stano unb fam bonn
@lid iaaen baB es INN eetnne. Die
Str6muns eins lber ieines Bunp's
Rlden.
- Senru Saweer fault jest 8ieb
aneeadtet bes Sdnse's, Rate Doer
ioniieen @etterB.
- Simpn Eappmeper erbielt Rad.
rirtt iofort nad Barrenton su Tom,
men, ba feline beioen 5bbne, Daniel
unb 8aul. uetde baielbft oas College
beiu@en. an ben Raiern erfranit fell.
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licothe 5aubels' Sdule elduseno iein
Ggamen beitanben uno 1T Jest In ct.
Souls als Stenusrupbiit In Der Ruon
8ussp Co., aneefteqt.
- Die @ebrioer 8oettine. grun.
nentDbrer, iino iebt aui Der Sufoer.
peioe Garm UNI eiliait einen Brunnen
81 bDbren, uno uerben bann nad
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-05

Gm lettvn Rontas ruurbe bon Der
biefipen Gatboliihen Rirhe aus auf
benz @emsinoe 8irdbof Jrau Garo-
line &nnneeieier, pom st. 2ouis, be.
eroiat. Die 8eriorbene mar bic al.
tehe Gotter oes fraher bier mohn.
haften Sobn TX. 9eForin, tuobnie
aber felt ibrer Serbeiratbune in Ct.
eouis. sic aebar AM peraaneenen
Sonntaa In aroBen Rotben elm
! inolsin melfes ieooh nur cine
Stnnce Iebte. bic Rutter nber am
5rettaS bas 2eben aasbuuHte. sic
hinterlabt au6er ibren @atten unb 2
ainber nod cine Gohter aus eriter
Che; ebenfaas ibren Batter. ismte
ibre Sraoer 5ranf Sobn uno Gnbreas
DeForin, Gnna uno Snnna DeFuriu,
uno 6rau Grant pelmnnn. Gah
5rnu Strotbmnnn. upn Wanhener,
nnb 6r1nf pelImnnn, uon RirfuouD,
nubnien benz 2sihenb:eanenls bel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-05

5err 5ris Yaid elm alter unb be.
fainter frhberer @inpubner unIer
Staot, iHreibt un8 bieier Gage
uHls 40.iabrieer 9eier oes BOLTS.
blatt", min id ben 9eiern oieies
Slattes uno meinen Sreunben be.
rihten, baB es am 31ten Sanuar cir
Sabr ber III bab id uun oermanr
fort bin unb In st. Souls bel me.neu
ainoern mem 5eim aemadt babe.
Gm Stem Gebruar tuerbe i'd meinen
6sten Seburtstaa feiern. SD fnbfe
mid seiuno uuo bOfe baB ih mod
uiele mehr @eburtstaee bel better
Seiunbbeit feiern uno bas Bolts.
blatt" lelen tann.1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-05

Nit Der 8ersroBeruns Der S1ub.
fabrit in Sermann 1T es norbei. ga
uniere @eihdftsrpelt in bieier 10
tuiGtisen Sade infolse berrihenbsn
NiBbeIieteiten auf auberen @ebie.
ten cine ab1ebnenber Steuune elm.
iabm, ooer rihtiger aeiaet gar nihts
that, bot bic 8eter8 Shoe Co., ben
Blan bier ~ bauen, snn3 au'aeben
uno Diro tn ct. Souls einen gr6Seren
Gau ale uripriinalif beabiidttat.
aufibren uno bic Snrte Shube mel.
DE bier bdtten fabrisi.rt rperben iot.
len, oorten fertia suiteIen. Nit eli.
ner Guslaee BON $4,000 al8 Seifeur.
une bate uniere Blrserihnit eine
BergrDBeruna Der Rdumlihtetten, 10
bob u%eniefens 100 Bic $50 meitere
Grbeiter 8ei4dftisuns eefunoen, er.
fabren, uno Der Staot baourt Elm
uerbdltnibmdBieer llufidmune &c.
uahieu pdre.
GrUBiabuftrieIe aeben iif nift
germ nit ileinen Betrieben nb, ba
bic GuftHt unb 2eituns ~berielben
anudbernb grade iopiel toiet uie
Rafenbetrieb, unb ibr @epinu muir
aus lestere AuelIe fieSen fam, Cine
SersroBeruna Der Jabrif bier ruare
pOn beiberieitisen gortbeit serueien
uno bate bas peitsre Cute far uno
eebabt oab am SiGerbeitsseiabl ber
BermanenS Der 6abrit ME gerittelt
tuoroen mare,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-05

SIM aanee 9ipritt in tpeldem 5rt,
Wilma Ddsner Dol bier Gebrerin 1T
fano am lssten Scnntae Radm't tae
SdutiaIubfster itatt. Dieter urge
ubbnttas Iue far cine iOtts Jeier
ruurbs Oabura notbDenoia esmadt,
tpsil Il nles aui Samfaa eerihte,
bate bod bic iurdtbare 8dlte ihlUs
cine 5eier an bieiem Saa aus 10
murbe Der iolsenas 9ae, Sonntae,
uuo splr Ratmittas Oasu uermant.
lluo es cling our.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-05

Serr Gbas. &iedmann fam Diem
flag BON eiuen msbrtasieen Seiuas
BON 81. aouis beim. Gr berihtete
baB feline 4 Sabre ulte &ntelin melhs
nit ibrem Batter Beer Collins bon
Eauius @itp lests 8pae bier gu Be-
iuG tuaren, unb mdbrenb beien bon
Der pilsbraune befalen uurbe, in
aanias Sttg eeftorben iei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-05

Slano aeben urn auf Der 5arm bee.
Or. Seba ourd 8Obrueriu5e mad
Sleier5 81 iuten.
2beO. Ruumeger 1T idun spet
Bodsn front am RerueuFeber.
Sutius Roetbemepsr meldsr
lestsn RittwOd g~erHeiseruna batte,
tutu mad artaniaS siebea.
Die ebeleute s. u. side, su
@eralO e%rfreuen fih Der gniunft Ell.
mes G6hterdens.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-05

Die 8olicenbalter Der Sermann
@eaenieitieen 5euer 8erFheruues
@eieuibuft bietten an, Runtae Gbeno
ibre Sabresueriammlune ab unb er.
mdblten aufs neue idmmtlite fit
jest i'm Unite befinbliden Beanie
8. 8. 8eniel, grafbent; 9b. SneF.
ner gice Rraiibent; Robert 8aum'
s%aertner Setretar, 5enrp Bod
S&aBmeiftsr, Nibert shubert, Con.
rao Ruebieer unb Sobn Hoblien Sn.
ipettoren. $50 tuurben pdbreno bes
Jabres far Seueridaben beaablt; Der
Sabresberi&t erDies eineu sufrieben.
feuenben aaHenbeaanb unb totalen
&einsewinn uun ibsr 500 iiber bic
einbe5ablten Granddaughter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-05

Reu. Gueuft Bender, bon Bind.
nespile Sus., mar am 9ienftaa bier
5nm Seiuh alter Grsunbe. Or mar
auf Der Seimreiie BON ROreen guun.
tp NO er cine o%nsebpteue STEELE in
duaenihein eenommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-05

Gas Better fast on Nusunbt mob.
rsno bee lesten 8 Gage niGts 81
maniden iibris. Sibiriide Q6lte.
SHnse. eifse @iube unb lest luie.
ber miloe 6rablinsslnft. Der 8et.
ter.Gleri sebt iebenfaus BON, Stanb.
pnnlte aus, bas: ruer gieles brinat,
brinat iebem Ct uas.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-05

Der VI. q. SuniUr Bale BnI Club
bdlt mursen Gbeno ieinen Sabres'
matenbaG. Die Club bat Sermanu
ben Ruf sebradt bic Belle Neune in
Central Wlifuuri su bnben uno
Greunbe b:s Spiels tbun fid bieraui
piel 3u Suite. Der 8aq piro le6en.
faGs gut beiuht ruerbeu.