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The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
GUILTY OF GRAND LARCENY.
Bureau of Engraving EmpIOye Ac-
cused of Stealing S65.


Raymond Harrison. a negro. was
found guilty Of grand larceny BY a jury
IN Criminal Court No. /. before Justice
Gould
Harrison vas employed as an ink car
rier IN the Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing. The complaining witness was
Henry J. Steiner. a printer in the bureau.
X was shCwn by the government. whose
case was handled By Assistant United
States Attorney Turner. that Steiner left
So IN his ''jigger," or kit, and that u
his absC nee for a short time the money
was removed. Witnesses who testified
that Harrison was the only one near
Steiner's printing press during mis- 2b-
sence were Edwin ireland, John A
Yetter. Charles F. Bouton, May Hoffman
and Luella Brieles.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07

An inquest viii be held this morning
over the body Of Abraham Smith. negro.
/ fifty years old. who died at Emergency
Hospital yesterday ffom injuries received
/ Wednesday afternoon when ne was
struck and knocked down by a runaway
team near Seventh and n streest north
west After the accident smith refused
hospital treatment and went TO his home.
! l5Sg n street northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
VIII of Wary Mexican.

The viii Of Mary h Mexican. who died
on March 81 last. was fled for probate
yesterday. bearing date Of January Il.
IS17 All her estate is left to William
Richmond. Of Spring Lake. y. J., and
Woodbury. Blair. Of Washington, who are
named as executors without bond. They
are requested. at their discretion, to dis
pose Of the estate according 10 the wishes
OF the testatrix as understood by them.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
MYSTERIoUSLY DISAPPEARS.
Police PuzzIed by Strange Absence
of A. VI. Sunderland.

Happy in good health. unburdened by
troubles, and carrying 500. A NJ. Sunder-
land, resident Of Dumfries, Va. is
missing from his home. The police OF
Washington. Virginia, and Maryland are
searching for the man. He left his home
about two weeks ago was seen in Alex
sndria few days later conversing with
friends. and then disappeared. Il Is
feared he met with foul play
Sunderland. who is fOrty-twO years old,
was employed as collector by the Her
rel company. OF Manassas, Va. He
lived with l. Z Merchant and wife at
DUmfries Sunderland left Dumfries
on a business trip. saying he intended
stopping q fen days IN Alexandra. He
thought he would return in a week He
carried 800 which il is said he collected
for the 6rm
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
Oliver Assigns Battalion.

Acting Secretary Of War Oliver has
directed that a battalion Of coast artillery
troops from Fort Monroe, Va. and the
post band proceed 10 Petersburg. Va,
70 participate in the ceremonies Of ded.-
eating Pennsylvania civfl war monuments
in that city on May u President TAT,
has accepted an invitation 70 be present
al the ceremonies.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

70 Fort Mouro>. NcTfoIk. Newport News. and al
points South-N0rfolk and Washington steamer
eyeTy evening IN the year AZ s:s5
To Annapolis and the United States NsTal Aczd-
sny-Trsins leave every hour OF the half hour froz
Fifteenth and streets northeast
To Rock Greek snd Bridge. biological Park Chew
Chase. ard KeuEiugton-Csrs from Fifteenth street
and NeE YORK avenue every fifteen mInuTes.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07

Warren H Orcutt, who died last Sat-
urday. by viii fled for probate yester-
day. leaves his entire estate TO his wife,
Flora z. Orcutts and names her execu-
tTix without bond. The document is
dafed January u 1850
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
EPISGOPALS ADJOURN
Washington Diocesan Con-
yentiOn Concludes LaborS.
THE COMMITTEES ARE CHOSEN

Canon WalpOIe. Of Southwark Cathe-
dral, London, Brings Greetings
from Archbishop of Canterbury,
and Lands This as the Most Beau
tifuI City-BishOp Harding Replies.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
california lemon CIIur Peacbe.-

l2izc can. Paragon" plums. 1oc can:
pears in sirup. &C can; sifted Early June
peas, f1zc can; Navy condensed milk. TIC
can, iec cans evaporated milk. &c; RUBY
beets. i0c can; cans tomatoes. &c:
cans corn, &c 4I2 4th ST Sc and J. T. D.
PyleS' other stores
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
Spring Stock

The Place 10 sell or stcre Goods.
Weschler's. S20 Pa. ave. NV. Phone IzS
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07

OH cookers. gas ranges water heaters
SIS Eth SIC. A Nuddiman & C5.-Iaes @.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07

The handsome residence at 1873 Har-
yard street at the southeast corner Of
Fourteenth. belonging 20 Mrs. Pattie "
Hendrick. has been purchased by J. Err
nest DOlan. The building is OF red pres
sed brick, with brOwnst0ne first story.
and brOwnstone trimmings. and has
twelve rooms. with a modern hot-water
heating system. It Is understood that ap-
proximately Sl2500 was paid for the prem
ises, which viii be occupied BY the new
purchaser as a residence The sale was
made by Wiliige. Gibbs & Daniel
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
Headnnarters for Gnrdrn Hore

Dependable qualities only. 1oc, E1zc, l5c
and &C Il. Lindsay's Rubber Store, 9S5 F
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
Mrs. Orcuft Beneficiary.

Drink Our ButfermIIk for Health.
Fairfax Dairy. 1757 Pa. ave Tel. N. I756
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
Inquesf on Nerro,s De,tl,

The Highest State Of Cultivation
Is attained IN GUIDES famous American
Beauty Rose. the prize winner. 12l4 F.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
NEGRO YOUTH CONVICTED.
Must Pay Penalty for Attack on
FOurteen-year-oId Girl

It ''H' = n n -NII E1IEE-
Howard Sergeant, negro, seventeen
years old. was convicted yesterday by a
jury in Criminal Court No /. before JUS
tice Gould, OF attacking Bertha E. Tyler,
a white girl. fourteen years old. on the
night OF March s The jury was on,
about ten minutes
Attorney Hewitt represented the ne
gro Assistant United States Attorney
Turner handled the case for the govern
ment-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
L0Ck5 HENTI0N.

Floral Work That's Distinguished
Fer artistic merit. Shaffer. 18th and Eye
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07

The two brick dwellings at IS and s.
Claiming street northwest have been
sold 10 Karl ". Wyatt. through the Office
OF Shannon & Luchs. The consideration
was S7.750. They are two-story structures.
containing six rooms, and each has lot
% by 40 feet. They face the Soldiers
Home and Filtration Park These prop
critics viii be held by Mr.. Wyatt for in
vestment purposes.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
Watch for a ciry-Ranns Highlands.
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

An agreement has been arrived a. be-
tween the National Rifles Hail company
and an agent representing New York
purchasers to sell the property known as
National Rifles Armory in G street. near
Ninth. The deal for the property was
made through the Office Of Charles Early.
and the price TO be paid is on the basis
Of so a square foot, making the amount
about S7s.000.
Officials Of the company said last night
that the names OF the purchasers. outside
Of the agent representing them. was not
known TO them. II is understood that
the New Workers who have agreed 10
take the property represent an amuse-
meut concern in that city. and that the
building, after suitable remodeling. viii
be used for that purpose. Whether It IS
TO become a theater or one OF the cheaper
amusement houses could not be learned
last night
National Rifles ArmorysFxas built many
years ago as the headquarters OF the
military company bearing that name. In
later years the property has been in the
hands OF q small company who purchase
the original stock. and has been used as q
e Ao' .O~91Nr -o- Pe.'--S ~
lures, concerts. and entertainments.
Shannon & Luchs report the sale Of the
twO-story brick dwelling at 1319 Otis
place northwest, to Mrs. Alice L. Clark,
who viii occupy the premises as her
home II is Of the colonial design. con-
tanning six rooms. The consideration was
$500
The two brick dwellings at IS and s.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-07
&er's nidJt glanbt, sablt-

Sneinem Mar9en Der @ebriiber
Grimm beiBt es gum S9luiie /:
r8er's nift sluubt 5abIt eiuen
Sbaler.. SelbItperitanblt6 lit Oas
I'M Gdero gemeint. SIM @rnlte mill
len Die aberdeen aber fir etnen lin.
gIaltben ni6t ielten cine piel bobere
StroIe erlegen. 8ir oerlfen bierbet
oes 8eionOeren an Die pielen 8e0all'
ernSipert6cn, mel9e BON Mattigfett
MiidenibWade, Ser5flopfen, S6tptn'
Oel uno Obnma9tett, Sbreuiaiien,
Slefenieben, fltr5 ponoen Spmpto'
men elmer 8erunreinnigltng bes 8ltt
tes geq1leIt tperOen. &mliettOe bon
3~eltNniiIen 0anfbarer @ebeiIter ba-
ben felt Ion9en Sabren Der Oeficnt'
lihfeit oargelegt, oab eS in bert be-
riiblntenL mir aus BflanSenItoffen
beraeItelten ct. Bernard &rGtlter.
pi1en elm oor5iigli9es Wfittel gegen
SurtIeibigfeit uno 8eritopfung. Die
gorednger iener 8erunreinigung,
giebt. 8er an oieie unmiOerIegIi9.
en- 9croeiie elmer ii9eren SeiIWirf.
ing niht gegIaubt bat, muBte Damn
wobI fir iein tbori9tes RiBtrmlen
nit i9peren 2eioen cine Strafe sob.
len, Die IN nt9t ieltenen SaIen iogar
nit Dem Sooe ibr b0dItes Waab err
rei6t babct oiirfte. 2aBt olio bier
peniaiter5. no SIR @lld ieoer3eit
eines 9eiieren belebren fotrnt(oenr
Oieie 8ilen iin6 in apotbeten gu
baben), bon einem llnglallben ab,fiir
ben Sbr MIR gu balb cine empfiro'
Iide Strafe = lmges Sie6tbum II.
pieaeidt ben So6-5ablen miiiiet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-07
Hirit Greet.

artbllr 8ruens lit nod Stolpc
I'm @baS. Srii6fp alS 8aul6reiner
bebilfli6 81 ieiu.
SenrD @iienmarm melder III
Gore mebrere Wtonate ais Glert IN
eitlerl Store arbeitete, lit 5u Sallie
Inn 81 bIeibcr.
Srau Otto glientom peIbe
bel Der 6amilie 6ront 8rllenS 81
Seiu6 mar, lit leste 8o6e beinl
nab ct. Charles aereilt.
Die Eartp an Somitag 26eltO
bel @eo. 0tp1el mar gut beiitdt.
SuliuS &ueoiger bon 8ascolt.
aoe mar le5te @o6e bier ulb idcer.
te Sdate.
0riB Yneder iii fronf ull0 mir
Wiini1en Jpn ulle balOige 8eneluug,
Die Coles Greet Sdule 1T
Delder SoDn Eou SeDrer III, bate
am Samitag S9IuBfeier ullo parelr
troS 0es faltcn 8etterS piele BE.
illder ollWeieno. Die GonCpr0ia
Brass @a10 uuo audi Die gleuoS
burger String 9auo Iieierten Dor.
trefflide MfuiifportrGge.
Sri. AmallDn &attelmann bon
Stolpe mar mebrere Gage bier beint
Sntel 8riB &attelmam 81 8eind,
Gem @bepnur &elrp 9prid)
uno oeren &odter Sri. Srnla min
i6en mir allf ibrer Getie nod 9eutid
lan0 ales Cute uilo angenebme ult6
iueroen uns freuen 81 b0rei1 Dap lie
lid orai1Ben gut nmiliiren.
-Some.rnaoe 9rGn0p 81 baben
bel @ottlob S6ueB.
Siitet @iih Dor Salben gegert aa.
tarrb, Die Aueditlber entbuIten, oa
&uediilber ii9er Den Sinn oes @e.
rufs 5eritoren unb 6as gaitse Sp.
item b0aig 5erriittet miro, tpettit es
bur9 Die i9leimisen Oberfld9en elm
brtngt. Solde artifeI folen ME
alber alf 8eror6nung gut berufe.
ner 4er5te gebraiibt tperoen, 6n Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-07

-Sn California, DO, ioIlte ant
Momag 6ieier @o6e Der Slogetall
Der 6rau Sulia Corn, morin oieielbe
nafiuft oas S%eItanent ibrer per-
Itorbenen Wtl1tter 6ralt Sobanna Git
5en als ungiiltie al erflaren, sur
8erbanblung fommen, mur0e aber
aus mebrfaben @rilnben bis sum
na6Iten @cri6tstermiu peridoben.
9ie peritorbene 6rau @it5en birter-
IieB ein @eiammtoerm6gen 100000
iiberiteigenD iiber melbes lie iebod
teitamentarii6 pertiigt, ibrer &odter
Slllia Corn MIR Ote RiiBnieBung
BON $4,000 permadt bate. Gud)
pernladte Die grblaiierin ibrem @ns
fel &idarO Corn, geb, 'DtouSbunb,
MIR ole idbrli6en S%ntereiien bon
$4,000 uno perfiigte oaB no9 benz
Sooe bon 6rau Corn ODER ibrem
Gobn oas 2egat on anoere grben
i6erge9en iolte. Sralt git5ert per-
madta ON lire in @aSconaoe Gorn-
III lpobnen0en Serpan0te Segote pie
ioI1t: Mn tire 8riioer @onoro &ebr
$4,000, rn0 Gbrtstiml Sebr $10,-
600. Gin lire Neffen ulrb Nsidten,
Sobanla 6. 8ebr $4,000, Sermam
&ebr $4,000, Caroline Saploe $4,000
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-07
Sran Senrn sal,mann.

Siefe Srauer, Derbe @eGmutb herr.
ifen I'M SenrD Sal5mann lden @eim
lett Der Soo Die Mutter 0es 9allico
a%bgerufen bat. slnt leBten 0toiitas
morgen INN balb fiinf llbr wuroe
sSrau Sal5mamt bon lan9en ulO
i6rperem 2eioen erIoit. S6on lett
S5abrel mar Die Seritorbene tranf.
lid, mo in Den letter. @od)elt nab.
men ibre 8r1ite ab, bis ole Ntii6e
ole augen fiir INNER ldIoB. @cs
tern Radmittag ruuroeu Die iroi.
gen &eite Der Seimgegangenen aui
Dem Stdotii6en Srieoboie 81 @rabe
getragen. &aitor Suebmepcr, oer
S~eeliorger Der @eritorbenen, Ieitcic
oen 2ei6engottesoienit in Der STRIDE
mo aml @robe, uno feline igoncn
Groit-itno Yfabnporte famen bon
Ser5en uno gin9en 81 Ser5en.
Srm1 SenrD Sal6mann, geb.
Maria auguIta @aebler, Sod)ter bon
Srari5 @aebler unO Satin erreidte
elm @lter bon 46 Sabrn, 4 Monaetet
uno 1. Gag 9ret Moitate llah lire
@eburt itarb lire Nlltter, unb ibre
Eante, Die ieBt nod lebenoe 6rau
ernst @aebler nabm iid oes aino.
leins an unO pertrat Mlltteritelle an
0erietben ioneit utb iolan9e es Die
@erbdltniiie erbeiidtell.
3ur Sungfrau berangemablen Der
b%eiratbete ite iid am 5. SUM- 1898
nit Senrp Sol5mann welhem tic 4
&inOIein gebor BON weldem nod 3
am 2eben itnO, meld)e Der Satin
urto Wflltter Elm lie6Doles anOenfen
bepabren merben.
Sic binterlGBt allBer ibren tiefs
gebeugten @atten ltebit 3 &inoern 2
S6weitern Srau 9ettp BOD uno
8ittme 6rancis Starter, ebenfaas
Salbgei6miiter 6ran5 m6 Saul
Gaebler, Sauna @aebler, alna &otb
u1o ella 0iltbeD.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-07
Srafe.

Die EreSbeterioncr 8emeinbe
bat beidlpifen Oieien CONNER Elm
Mtilionsfeit ab5,lbolten,
GoItor &artmciiter uuo sc.
meinbe be%mirtbctei1 mebrereSog Die
&utberii6e Yreoiger Gouferen3glie.
Der. IS maren pieIe &reOiger nOll
4usDdrts anmeien0.
Die Satin uno Sodter @mnlc
oes Or. 6reoerid aufoerSeibe baben
cine 8eul6sreiie mad aanios, ct.
S5oSepb, Gable Hocf, unO $tdnlan,
Rcbrasfo, ioipie $astin98, Ieb,, oft.
getreten mo geocnfen einen Monat
BON 81 @auie nbDeieno 81 iein.
Gin Sic Hic uno gerfaufS
meibli6er SunNorbeiten bes bieiiger
6rallen @ereins lit fir Stmmelfabrt'
9oneritng ben 20. Wai ange-
iugt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-07

abonnirt at,f bos S~erularraer
goItsbIatt.
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-nIriihcrs hnhr. - c,tSnem1f


6leiidcrs babe: Gil c~itSgepdbl-
l>s SaJe BON G1llbslb Gperc >,
@iiten fiir @tdnner mo anobeit.
@Gbrell0 er beim 9oIlipiel lpar
rcrenfte lid SEQ. director oen Sub.
taodlel ocrart Oab ell Ir3t 5u Hatbs
ge5ogen perbcn muBte.
6rau Gaon 6Ieiiter lit BON
ct. Bouts 5uriif mo lie g%infaufe fiir
ibren Store mad)te. Sic bat Die
peueiten &leiOermuiter 8amen.@ar
%tititreil.
Srau Soiepb S6erer, non ct.
Souis, lit bier nit ibren ainoerr 5u
9eiudy.
Ggon 6leiider bat icine Gas.
dim Soluld an 9altl aroltsnid BON
ct. SouiS perfauft.
Sn Der aotboIii6en Stride 81
Morriion puroen Icste ISOLDE Sri.
Sopbia @nglert mo Serr Geter
auebler, getrmtt. Die 9ralrt lit Die
dlteIte Sodter Der @belellte S. eng.
lert bel Iorriion pobnbaft uno ein
iebr braoes NfGo6en. aud ser
8r6utigam erfrellt ii1 bes beltcn
&ufes un0 bon Scoermau1 gead)tet
Der init ibm befannt lit. Moge III.
nen oas @beio9 niemals Oriiden!
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8Gg.

Senrp Sarring lit Don ct.
2ouis bier gum geiudI Der Setrtgett
Gbeo. aoniesfo bon ct. 2ouis
beiudte arn Sonntag bier feline 81
tern.
Ser iunge Sllstls Srmten-
felO lit uod ct. CHARLES gu ieinen
GItern 5,lriid gefebrt. @r beliifte
pGbreno oes 8interS bier Die Sdult
uno rpobnte bel ietnen Snfel S. 9.
Stoenner.
Sri. Dora 2%angenberg bon
ct. 2oltis mar Oieier Gage bier bel
alien 8efannten gu 9eiuh.
Rep. guebler, &eo. @reuter.
Sobn s. Meper ntlo Simon 9oeger
iino mad ct. Souls sereiit Inn Der
Miiiouri 9iitrift Gonferer8 Der ep.
SDnooe bei5umobnen.
@astona6e.
Srau S. S. Streetor bat iid
nod &anias Gitp begeben mo ibt
Sobn Die $odifule beiidt.
Srau 6. SO. auid mar IN
8aibington I'm Der 8eeroierng Del
p%eritorbenen Srnn 3umDaIo beiou'
.rtsHet,.
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-Some.lnaoe @rGn6p 81 babeli
1 @ottlob S6ueB.
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@concr-@itte.

@citern Ntodmittag murOen im
elterli6en &ouie Der @rout @err
Souls 8egner BON 8op ntb Sri.
2iasie 8itte Our1 Serrn Faitor
Sdul5 getratt. Ra1 Der Sraulng
fanb cine redlt beilti6e gemiitblide
Sod5eitsIeier itott bel mel6er elm
GROCER 6reunoes. II. 9efanntentrets
tbeilnabm.
Die liebenswiirOige @raltt tit Die
So6ter bon Serru uno Srou Auguit
8itte BEL 9rofe, unb Der 8rdutiganl
ser Wiiacr in &empers Miible 81
Ban, uto aagemein geadteter tba.
tiger irnger @ann. 8ir gratuIirer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-07

S9aoen Den iie anriGterL aebnmaI
10 9roB lit aIs bas Cute, bes Sbr
bapol er5ielen fonmtet. Saa'S So.
tarrb /. &ur, fabri5irt bon s. S.
Gbenep & Co., &oleoo, 81, entbdli
fein auediiIber uno tpiro irnerlid
genommen un6 nirft brett aif Die
idIeimisen Sberfldden oes Spitems
@enn irb Sails &atarrb-Gur fault,
feib ii9er, bab Sbr Die ddte be.
fommt. sic miro tnnerli9 9enom.
men iino Int Sole6o, Ohio, bon S. 5,
Gbenep & SO. geInndt.
8erfanft bon allen apotbefern
9reis Toe. Die SIafbe.
Soils SaniIien.9 inen ftn6 Die be.
ite.>
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-07

~ Vorrppcuotuleu mo 9;n, .GJunIgeh uph dlise-
meint N su,ertNe NIB .rbtt'u. uitfen nns ie'
6ph haftfttus Wrtttrph trrtthsu. bnr be
Anfdtsn uuitrsr Sorrel9suosnttn tno ME
attt p.rantportIi6: StL maers stems GEL
Ihttlt Uerbsn.
.. au,tta,u Don III .sr cs 6 3oh SrbBs TnhNsr
Ipdtsftens Soun, rstdS Utor3.n stn9tre'6t lptr'
sen. Nat 9onasrstuq Hf,tto9 nsrosn nt'l'
dnSstetu anaenonlultn.
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$ermann eabinss 8aut.
@abI goti3.

German, Mo., April 16. 1909
Die reseImdbise idbrIide Ser.
~iannmlims Der aftieninbaber 6ieier
9art, our GrpdbIuns bon 3 Sires-
loren fir bas tOntmerbe Sabr, finbet
ftatt am
9ieustag ben II. @ai 1909,
stpiften 8 ltbr gOrmittass iunb IL
llbr Mittass.
adtunesbon,
g. s. Rippftein.
Sefretdr.
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9foti5.
Waseceonabe Gpnntp Sibel . gcrein

~ Nf~
6reitag ben %. Slpril 1909 bat.
ten Die 8eamten oes @asconabe
County 8ibel @ereins ibre iGbrige
Sisuno beim Serrn @. 8oeger in
oap, Mo., 5olgenoe 9eidliiiie Wur-
Den ar,genommen:
Gritens, @s int ltrs 2eto geiteben
5t miiiien oaB 10 merig Sntereiie i'm
@roBen @an5eu int GountD ii9 5ei-
tigt fiir ooS @erf oes Sereins.
3rucitenS, OaB aIle Die ~intereIiirt
iino iu ser Sa9e it6 bemiiben iollen
bod 81 legen OuB es @Ggemein uer.
6e Oos SerItGnOniiIes Der aufgobe
oeS Sereins.
9rittens, oaB unter berri9enoer
llmitdnoen bie iGbrli6e 0ffentIidc
&eriammluu9 6es 8ereineS per.
legt lei bis eines ip6teren 9otums,
iage OCTOBER.
Geo. q. <bn NrGi
&eo, g. s.. $. 8iuter Gefr.
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gIeibt ieineu SrcunOe treu.

.8enn i9 tpieoer cine Suiten.ara
nei notbie babe, peiB i'd mas i'd gu
faufen babe, erfI1rte 6rau u. 8. I'll.
Iep bon 9eaIs. Me., Dpeil, mad ge.
brau6 bon 10 Sabren bon Or. Sings
Rep 9iscoperg i'd Die alisge5ei6ne.
ten @rfoIge in meiner Samilie ulO
bel Inoeren tpabrnam urb 5ur Heb.
er6eugen fam bob oieieIbe Die bette
Nebiain lit fir Sulten. grf0Itung;
en- unb 2%uneenitbel." Sober Der Die
ielbe probirt iagt Oaiiel6e. Climber
ing felt iid iofort eirt uno oie
idnelle Sur iiberrai9te aae. Sir
9ron9itis, glittbma, 8lutiingen,
Group, Ga Grippe, neben SaIs
S6mer5 IN Der 8ruit ODER 2unge lit
tie oas Bette. so Gents uno $1.00
8robefIaI6e frei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-07
Ofisieuer mesweiie r.
8eantte.
@ertebts 'Germttne.

GOuntp.Gourt. Bt9sln6Bige 3srHtue bs9tu-
aen am 4. Wcutog her Wtonate 5ttrueT, utaI
ausnft uuo stootulber' elsnsrousSisih zee
h6rbe am /. Dtputag int aprtl.
E%trtutt. 6 rt. 8e9slRaBtot lSrnitne be-
sunnen an 2. WtoHta9 Der Mcratt SaHaar. Wta
lno g,eptember.
Srobate.&onrt ReSelmaRiot Eermlltr he
glauen am 1. Utunta9 ber WionaiS ifebthaf
Wai. Au9uit uHo 9optmbtr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-07

Senrp &ebr $4,000, 2aura 6. &ebr
$4,000, @bos. aebr $4,000. Serner
permadte iie Der bieligen gp. ct.
Haills 8emeinbe $500. Die @e.
i6i6te miro iid in Die 2Gnse 8iebeu
unO notwithstanding einen gergleid 81
6olge baben.
-Serr uno Srar 8ictor SiIber
reiiten bieie ISOLDE na6 Dem Staai
California, oa Der @eiunobeits5ll'
ltonN Der Srail Silber einen efieI
oes Slimas beOingt.
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-07-02

nominate and adjourn in the
good old way that conventions
used 10 do. That will be all
right and help some. But who
can deliver the goods? The
man nominated is not on the g.
%. =. ticket. He is only recon.
mended. If he is obnoxious to
the rank and file party obliga-
tions are not yet on the citizen,
and jobbery will be jumped on
as could not be with the old
convention candidate. Then, in
these good old days, the g. o.
p. convention named the ticket
and the gumshoed, purchased
nomination had to go on the bal.
lot. The Independent voter was
only occasionally able to over
come the strong party feeling
and vote for a democrat, and too
often the democratic nominee
was no better qualified than the
G.. o. u. The convention could
deliver the goods. The assem-.
bly, cannot. Therefore the pro.
fessionaI politician will not put
up the coin for friends and rust
lers to- travel and treat and
scheme for delegates. AT least
not to the liberal extent form.
erly INDUCED in. He will not
be able to impress the assembly
members with his certainty of
having pap, pie and deputyships
TO dispense. He will have to be
good even if he is elected.
Bring MS your assembly, Mr..
Politician; old Hayseed and the
insurgent independent citizens
will bc able to k.Hk up your ma.
chine with the direct primary
whenever you drag it in the gut
ter or 20 to slInnning the tax
payer as in Il g good old days of
convention times.
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-07-02

One of the most attractive and inter
csting of the smaller migratory birds
Is the ruby crowned kinglet. which is
often seen In pairs or larger numbers
in the course Of its flight north In
April and May and In the fall In DC.
tober and November on its return
"trip. More rarely 1t is seen both
before and after these dates and some
times In midwinter. The kinglet is
about the length of the wren, but
more slender. and is a dusky olive In
color. with the exception Of a bright
patch of red on the top OF the head.
II is very active. fitting here and there
on small twigs or up and down trunks
Of trees In search Of the small insects.
its chief bin Of fare. Its song is re-
markably sweet and melodious and Is
rated by some as both louder and
more varied than that Of the canary.
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-07-02

The truly independent man is
the farmer with a small tract OF
irrigated land near good
market, transportation facilities
at his door. with good schools
nearby and aycamm modatiu =
nrighbor~ This is what can toe
seen in q thousand places near
EcAu. There = no place Ike
home If homt includes a li!tlc
farm.