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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-08-07
DISCOVERS SPRING THAT
TASTES LIKE LEMONADE

Considerable excitement was ere
ated in Tonopah Thursday afternoon
by a prospector named James Cher
ry who arrived in this city after hav-
ing spent several weeks in the Ka-
witch range in search of the precious
metals. While Mr.. Cherry was un-
successful in locating anything of
value so far as gold and silver are
concerned, he did discover a spring
which if reports are true will make
him Independent for life,
Mr.. Cherry and his burro train
drew up in front of the Brokers'
Exchange saloon late yesterday aft
ernoon The former went into the
thirst emporium and ordered a drink
of whiskey. After he had drained
the glass, he took from his pocket
a bottle partly filled with what look
ed like water and drank thereof.
~Of late" said he to Ernest Tog-
mini, the obl!iging clerk, Il carry my
own chaser with me; it is very fine
stuff. Would you like to taste it,
he concluded.
Thanks, no." answered Mr.. Tog
mini, which was but natural,
The prospector put the bottl,
back into his pocket and departed
Some time later a mining mar o
prominence in this city who ha,
grubstaked Mr.. Cherry caused tn
news to become known that his maj
had found a mineral water spring
the waters of which tasted yer
much like lemonade and which tn
latter said had saved his life, in ad
dition to toning up his system t
such a degree that he feels bette
than he has in a quarter of a Ger
fury.
From the account of the discover
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-08-07

of the spring as told a representa-
tive of the Bonanza by the mining
man, who requested that his name
be withheld from publication for the
present, Mr.. Cherry became lost in,
the Kawich range and was wander
ing like mad for many hours with
out food or water when he acct
dentally ran across the spring high
up in one Of the canyons of the
range. He drank his fill, little know
ing that perhaps the water was of
the death-dealing variety that is
found in many of the mountains in
this southern section and caring lit
tie less. The effect of the water was
to cause him to sleep. When he
awoke, after several hours, he states
it as the naked truth that he never
felt better in his life. He got his
bearings and proceeded to his camp,
which, strange to relate, was but a
few hundred feet away.
When the prospector reached
town he had in addition to what was
in the bottle, an oil a carrying
about five gallons of the water.
1T tastes for all the world like
lemonade" said the mining man
II treated several of my friends tc
some of it and they unanimously
pronounce it the real article. In
turn, they have spread the story I'M
til it begins to look as if there will
be quite a crowd at our heels-that
is mine and Mr.. Cherry's-when We
go to locate the spring.
Our informant was asked the for
nation of the country in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the springs. Ht
stated that his field mar told hin
that the water gushes up sparkling
through lime rock and sugar quartz
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-08-07

the California shaft will not have
the effect of throwing cold water on
the discovery in the lease, but. on
the other hand, will prove an in.
centive for the resumption Of opera
tions in the former.
The discovery in the shaft is 81
ore characteristic of the district. 90
far as the silver is concerned. II
differs in another in that the orc
shows the values to be about half
gold. In the larger Tonopah prom
critics the gold represents itself bv
about one-third.
There are possibilities of sensa-
tons to come from the leasehold
Yesterday one of the owners picked
up a piece of float about 100 feet
from the working shaft that is fair.
~ alive with gold. Should It's
source be uncovered. mighty big
things will follow,
The vein in the shaft shows an
easterly and westerly trend. It's
further development will be anxious
~ watched.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-08-07
TO RECLAIM 10000 ACRES.

The reclamation of over 10000
acres of arid land in the Lovelock
valley is to be undertaken by the
Humboldt-Lovelock Irrigation, Light
and Power company, which has filed
articles of Incorporation. The sys-
tenn will be n of huge reservoirs
in which the waters from the sur
rounding mountains will be stor-
ed and distributed to the ranch
ers of the Lovelock valley. 1t is
estimated that the cost of construc-
ton of the reservoirs win be $145.
900, of which nearly one-half has
ranchers in the valley.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-08-07
DOES 1T PAY TO RAISE BOYS.

Somebody has figured out that
the average boy who is dependent
on his parents for a livelihood until
he reaches the age of 81 years costs
them four thousand dollars. On
this basis of calculation a brood, for
instance, Of six boys would repre-
sent an outlay of $4,000 by the
time they got away from the home
roost. The question arises does 1T
nay to raise boys and are there no
ether crops that would be more
profitable? If a boy turns out to
be a cigarette iend with a laugh
that would make the untutored
breath like a turkey buzzard and Y
donkey feel perfectly at home In
his society and with an untram-
meled and uncomfortable desire to
avoid work. 1t is safe to say that
his parents might have invested
their $4,000 at a much better adj
vantage. But If the boy goes up to
manhood with the lessen well learn
ed that wealth and success grow
only on bushes watered by the
sweat of ones brow, the parents
need not b~egrudge whatever they
may have spent on him, for he VIII
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-08-07
PIONEER LEASING COMPANY
FILES ARTICLES WITH CLERK

Yesterday articles of i%ncorpora-
ton of the Anglo-Pioneer Leasing
company were filed with the county
clerk of this county. The corpora
ton is capitalized for 100000 shares
of the par value of 81 each. The
incorporators are, B. c. Mclean,
Los Angeles; Albert Dove, Los An
geles; D. M. Robings, Los Angeles.
Pioneer is stated as the principal
place of business, with branch Of
fees in Los Angeles.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-08-07
l.. w. HAWORTH TO
BECOME BENEDICT

Lester w. Haworth, founder and
proprietor of the Manhattan Mail,
and Miss Leona Allen of Silver City,
Nevada, teacher in the Manhattan
schools two years ago, will be mar
ried at Sparks next Sunday. For
the present they viii reside at Aus
tin, where Mr.. Haworth is editor
and manager of the Reese River
Reyeille, with the probability of
later making Manhattan their home.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-08-07
MINERS EN- ROUTE TO
THE WINDFALL NINE

An automobile carrying seven
miners en- route to the Windfall
mine at Eureka, passed through this
city yesterday morning, coming from
Goldfeld. This property has been
recently purchased by Jones, Camp
bell and Rannals, all Goldfield men,
who formerly were connected with
the Hayes-Monette lease. They are
preparing to operate the Eureka
property on an extensive scale.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-08-07
Took Friend Home

We have all heard the expression,
I'VE have met the enemy and thej
are ours" immortalized by one OF
the great American sea fighters.
Well, that is neither here nor there.
A few nights since a Tonopah
gentleman took a friend home from
an entertainment which had taken
place down town. The wife had re-
manned at home to look after the
baby who was ailing. The man who
was taken home was in the habit OF
INDUCING when he managed to get
away by himself. At any rate on
the night in question, he drank
quite freely of wine. Indeed, he
consumed so much that 1t was i'm
possible for him to make his resi-
dence alone.
The good samaritan who assisted
our drinking friend to his abode
waited at the gate after having
knocked on the door to apprise the
wife of the husbands home coming
Presently Mrs. -- opened h door
and saw her husband standing there
The latter turned to his friend after
his wife had begun to roast him for
his habits with the expression, W
have met the enemy and we are
hisn."
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-08-07
CHRIS zIEGLER INJURIES HAND

Chris d. ziegler, manager of the
Tonopah and Goldfield branch butch
ershop at Millers, while manpulat-
ing a sausage machine yesterday aft
ernoon had the tips of the first two
fingers on his right hand removed
by coming in contact with the
knives. Mr.. Ziegler Immediately
telephoned to Manager Fox in this
city, who left by auto for the mill
town and conveyed Mr.. Ziegler to
this city, where DR.. Hammond dress
ed the injured fingers. While the
injury is painful it is not serious
and will incapicate Mr.. Ziegler from
his duties for about a week,
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-08-07

loved by all who know her, it is
gratifying that she chose for her
partner through life one superior in
no respect to herself.
That their life may be a happy
one and a continuation of Ha.
worths is the wish of the Bonanza.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-08-07
DAUGHTER BORN TO
MRS. PERCY BONHAM

Word was received in Tonopah
yesterday that a baby girl had been
born to Mrs. Percy Bonham at Car
son City on Tuesday morning last.
It is reported that Mrs. Bonham is
doing nicely.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-08-07
STELLA CAMPBELL PASSES
AWAY AT HOSPITAL

Early yesterday morning MISS
Stella Campbell passed away at the
Miners hospital. Her mother VINO
Is a resident of Washington, D. -
was informed of her daughter
death. She telegraphed back 10
have the body embalmed and STATING
that she would start at once for TINS
city.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-08-07

be a source of increasing pride and
Joy to their hearts, and when they
grow old and their hands tremble
and their legs wabble and their
step is slow and faltering they have
two strong arms to lean upon and
help them over all the rough places
that lie in their twilight path.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-08-07

A. j.. McCone of the Reno Engi-
neering works Is in Tonopah look
ing after business for the Reno in
stitution of which he Is one of the
owners.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-08-07

Ex-Governor j. w. Adams arrived
in Tonopah last evening from Car
son City. He will remain here a
few days on private business. The
governor was a resident of Nye
county many years ago.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-08-07

John Cleary is in Tonopah from
Silver Peak. He is registered at the
Hotel Manhattan.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-02-11
Lincoln's Second Inaugural

ON the 4th of March, 1865 President Lincoln closed his
~ second inaugural address with the following memorable
words:
Both parties read the Bible and pray to the same
God and each invokes His aid against the other may
strange that any should ask just Gods assist
in wrngng their bread from the of other mems
faces but let Judge not that be not judged. The
prayers of both could not be answered That of neither
could be answered fully. The Almighty has His pur-
poses Woe the world because of oense for must
needs be that ofenses but to that by whom
the offense cometh!
Fondy do we hope erveny do pray that this mighty
scourge of may speedily pass away. Yet if God wills
that continue until all the wealth piled up by the bonds
mans hundred and fifty years of unrequited toll shall be
sunk and until every drop of blood drawn with the lash shall
be paid by another drawn with the sword said three
thousand years ago, still it must be said: The udg-
of the Lord and righteous altogether With
malice toward none, with charity for ALL with hrmness in
the right God gives the right let strive to
finish the work in to bind up the nations wounds
to care for him who shall have borne the battle and for his
widow and his orphans; to do all which may achieve and
cherish just and lasting peace among ourselves and all
nations"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-02-11
Lincoln's Gettysburg Speech

EOURSCORE and seven years ago our fathers brought
forth upon this continent new nation, conceived in
liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all
ated equal. Now engaged in great civil war; test
ing whether that nation any nation conceived and
dedicated long endure We met great battle
field of that We have to dedicate portion Of
that field final resting place for those who here gave
their lives that that nation might live 1t altogether fit
ting and proper that should do this. But in larger
dedicate, consecrae,
haow this ground The brave men, living and dead, who
struggled here have consecated far above
add detract The world will little note, long remem-
ber what say here; but it forget what they
did here is for u.s. the living, rather be dedicated
here to the unfinished work which they who fought here have
thus far noby advanced 1t rather for be here
dedicated to the great task remaining before that from
these honoed dead take increased devotion to that
for which they the last full of devoon that
here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died
in vain that this nation, under God shall have birth
of freedom and that of the people, by the peo
pie and for the people, shall not perish from the earth
Speech delivered the dedication of the National Cemetery
at Gettysburg Nov. To- 1868.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-02-11

twelfth day of February is to be appro
will allow the day to pass
OCCASION The real center OF all the
Lincoln Hers
will of the impressive memorial 70 DC
which Abraham Lmco
bona which he his Ites
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12
Berger.
au5uebntal

Snrrp Sail ruelder III CT.
59ulc bGls ivcr r.is 5r9ei
Bier SIR 5aao. nno aud
3ltni 9eiud ieiner gltern,
@altl Sltbcr lno Sobn 6aes
ppren 9lniaugS Der @ode oli ser
3a69 unO erIegten 9 Stride inO 1
Studs. 8br battct ooS beirieoioen.
De 2ddelu Der 9ei0en ieben iollcn!
Saul idJmun3clo lett nod, obrr
luegen mas oltOerenl!
Oil @o. Gucific @obn liBt
3uiihen bier nnO Sermoiln Die
Dumps" erlueitcrn. Otto Sdmioi
mo 8m. SdueB itcllen Die 6itbr.
mcrfe Soc. Soothing lit &ormarn
iiber 10 @Innr itnS 10 Ilbrmerfa.
@anrp 6inf unO Sobn 9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12
Sirit Greef.

&eo. arebs bon 9eloit, @is.
coniiu lit entgiiltig als SeelIorger
Der Yresbeterioner @emein0en bier
uno in SDis5 angeItellt mor0en.
Sem 8orgGn9er i'm Imte, Hep.
6ranf, bat jett cine @emeinoe in
Gmerp, Siio 9ufoto.
&e6r II. @cber limo nit Slice
Orei6eh fertig.
Gte Gbelcltte 6ronf 9rltens
pelde 0rei @oden in Sllinuis aui
.9eiudJ maren, iilo mieoer oabeim.
Ser iunge Senrp Sciie pelder
Die Iesten 6 Monotc in airtpoob
drbeitett, lit mie6cr bier.
@iit. Sell, uuicr Storefccpcr,
bate OaS Slid alli Der SagO 3ruei
lpilOe Surtcps Sit erlegen.
SRI. Sonnab 9uiGmeucr God
ter beS 0reiders ntO 0~roBbollerll,
5at iid) mad airfmoo1 bGgcben Inn
gu 6leibelt.
Gbas. Hiedmonn peIfer iei-
llcn Sobn 6ris in Sore beil,dte,
lit pieocr oabeim.
pie @ebtii0eT bon 9ehrcn,
BON Berger BADEN allf Otto @auer's
2ano ibre Sd0emiible oufgrItellt
Inn mdbreno OeS 8inters Giienbabn-
i6wellen iir @m. StecI 8u idger.
@uIt. 9IaegaIin 6eflagt Ben
&erluIt zines icincr beitcn SagoblrnO
Sellrp Gufen nebit 6aniIie
Bon StoIpe gDar 5onntag bel Geo,
9rnen5 5t 9eiud.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12

un6 fi1 ben geipesunsen bss a5rpsrs anpabt,
otne 81 retbet ooer Sdinerde1 5u pernrfddeT.
mo -cftet lueniaer 1ls oiele gefp1bnIine Brifs
barber. .Aeire SpringteoerH. ooer hlrte. iIuu-
Dtae 4ollier mo bod bdIt iie Den Nrnu 1iGrr
mo felt cbne Shnlersen ODER ilnnnnebmIftfeiten
br pernrfaherl. ID babe ben TreiS 10 Bie6rtg
Geiebt, oaB 2eoernf1Itri, reid ODER arm, iie Idits
fen lam. sno i6 dqranttre ite ebioIut.
Sf1 nta1le tic dnf Gure 8eFtenuHa - fdtde
zig Gal--ahr iraat iis. unb tptna lie Gndj
lttt bnfrieefnffat. iGildt tie suri6, nnb Id
fni6c Gun grtr ejrlb ipiehsr 5nrli6.
Gies 1T bic GIiridtiaiie Sfferie, Die lie bon
siicm Eri6'G 9c8iaIiiie1 dentadt tuuroe. Die
g,nnien cher i~raen0neIdle draefebeHe 1frger
ller In @l1riGall toeroen gndb fnaen. Dab Id 1ui
hIe}s sstlis Hteiue @ef6ltte betretbe--immer
gSeln Sbr anes m5gIiGe berfuGt bdbt foftmi
III mir. 20 slnoere feblthIaaeft, ersieIe ia
u1eiHeit grpbttn GrfnIe. Gtretbf beute lno iG
i6idc @ub iteil Bud ii6er 9ruo unb beffen
1etiuiig, ioelGes MeiHe 8orrimtung sei1t iinb
ben 8reis hnn &aIren bon geiIier. bte fe ber.
ihhten ltro gebclIf iuiirDen, 1Haibt. sic oefu1brt
Iofort 9inberlIia, ipsIf alles. dnosre febIfnIdgt.
gtt6tet in babe feline GnIben, fetn @efdtrr,
feiHe Gfiden. ssnr Elm reeIles Wei@dff 5u utd6Ls
gem @reiie. 2
8. 9. erssis. s021 esspls eng nearitan,m mia
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12
8ittenbcrg.

Nm SamItag Ibcno tpuroe an-
l1BliG icines 81. GeburtStageS Ser.
mann Sdlottn1 BON icineu 6rcrll-
bcn mo gtadJbarn nit einer Cur
priie.Iortp iiberroidt, u1O allie an.
mtiet06en perlebten froDe froblide
Stunben. Ion i6ie0 poneinanoer
nit Dem @uni6e oas Ser Subilidr
nod nland)e @ieOerfcbr icines @e-
t~ltrtstages erlebcn m0ge!
Serr l,no Sron 2onis @ege-
lier, @ibelm 8itte mo altgnIt Sil.
ferbaumer maren am letten Sonn-
tcg D|illfommene 9eiuder bel aug-
nit 8itte.
Gin 8clT Ser ieit ctIiden $50.
den bier iein lntueieu trcibt uno
aud S6aoen angerid)tct murOe BON
mebreren 9iirger Iebte ISOLDE per-
|ioIgt unO fam IN SdptBtpeite BON
George Softer. 9as Sbier puroc
perlpunoet, ertttam aber.
Seinri6 8iiimmn mnd)t fir
Soiepb GngeIbre6f cine srebc Glitter
ne.
Sacob Iaiiter bat ii6 cine
nelte Sdse fir 6euerbol5idneiben
gcfauft, mo i6ncioet lett fir feline
|piele &un0en.
@iebdnoIcr 8ranf @ebner Der
ihidtc @ontag cine Gorlaonng @iet
nod ct. 2ouis.
-Seinri6 Sug bon Berger, mar
5amitno 6ier 81 9cird bel 6rit
3immerle; err mar aud in SmenS
bile no or ieinen alien Srerno 0ar
sdnffner beiudte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12

@icDpr batten SaS Slid 2 piIoe
SIytepS 5i erlegeu.
Geo. @oIlertien nebit Satin
uon ct. Souis, poren SamIta9 bier
nm ser Silbernen Sod~l5eitsieier Der
GbelcIte Sobn 8. Weper bei5upob.
men. Siele @erDanOte uu6 Ssfann'
te beeliidmiiniften Die Subiliore
meIhe iit GROCER Sclicbtbeit ere
ireuen.
Bill Iun6luiller melfer in
Geo. u. Runopiller's Seibitall be-
idGftigt mar miro lid nad Sflabo.
MA begcben Inn oa iein Slid at
probiren. 8ir piiniten linn Ben
beiten griolg.
Sermarn Stuiter pelder aui
ser Slid)e nod elmer paiienben 6orn
lit. ipra6 NIT q. 5. @pnOwiIIer
bel SEQ. u. @unOmilIer oieier Gage
Dor. Sic maren aui Dem @ege
naf 0unOee.
Der @eiien i'm Bottom iiebt
gut aus aber Die Seiiiide Siege bat
lid ifon 0arin eingeniitet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12

bredt, Reu. @reuter mo &eu. 9off.
mann tamep i'm 9lttOmo6il bier
ourd} atf Dem @ege nod SpenspilIC
no lie Der &eriammluug Der Gas
conaoe 9i6eI @eielIidnft beiuobn.
ten.
G6. nno Soc @orre famerl
Don MoielIe NO ibre grbeitgeber il.
men 4 Gage llrIaltb bepilIigteu 5nnl
9eiud ibrer Gltern mo sum Sagen.
&aul Sappmcper bot ii6 wiG.
ser nah @nrrcnton begeben nm
feline StllOien i'm College ~fort5uies'
Ell.
Geo. Scooter lit Ser Sel0 ser
@olfsiago, oenn err ~beban0elo Den.
icI6en grad pie cine Sblan9e-iowiI
or oenieIben cr6Iidt idlGgt err orauf.
@uitap. Berger nebit 6amiIie
paren mebrere Gage beim Snfet So.
aemper bel Sermann sum SeIrtd.
Geo. Sesrmarn nebit Samilie
boben lid mad WOfane begeben I'M
Die Sdmli0t 6nmilie 81 beiIfen.
- Geo. mo 8iIIinm Rube bait
Ell elm uciles Sans, cs ito nber nod
Elm 8ebeimniB pelfer BON Den 5pei
Seiratben un0 6as Smis beruobnen
miro.
- @eurp Siefrr ur6 stilguit @itt
iollcn ieocr mcbrere brnoert Mit.
gIieoer ser GcOar Sort @eiellidJaft
beiuf)en INN Die @elOer 81 toilet.
tiren nm Die fiir5Iid gebabtcn Sen.
erid10en 5u be5abIcn.
SRI. S0a Gofter bon SonIs
RoetbemeDer peIdJe mebrere @ofen
oabeim 81 9eiud mar, bat it'd nad)
Chicago begebelt ebe lie naf @is.
coniin 5uriidfebrt no iie pobnt.
SIN Seim oeS 8aditeinlegers
Might 3OeI lit nadJ 12.idbrigcr 9lb.
~ppieubeit Der Stord) cingefebrt mlO
bat cin 8abp gebrad)t. 9ieie 6rellOc
9err Soel lit iiber9liidIi6, uno iei.
ne 6reun0c r1tben inn er iollte cine
3uioIlS @rii6ermgs-Golicp ber-
al15uebmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12
SORT gaaep.

Sobn Steinmeb, Bon Gebnr
Gitp lit bier beim S6pager Sobn
Sobm Scbeioe9ger uno anOeru Ser.
mnnOten 81 SeiuG. =
- Senrp @ait bon StonpbilI bat
leste ISOLDE fir anG Gbilipp 8
Gonnen Selt in 9alten gepreBt.
Socob araettlp unO Sacob
&bilipp naren lebtenbin in Sones.
burg, Mp., nm @ei6aftIi6es 81
erleoigen.
@ebriioer 8oesf BON SmiSS
6aben bon q. 8bilipp fiir5li6 eineh
i6onen iu1gen eiel gefauft.
@egaufieber Coulter lit INNER
ileibig nit ieinen Settten on Der
2anoitraBe 81 ar6eiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12
Ban.

5err 5bepo. 9uifmonn lit
BON ieiner 9eiudsreiie in California,
NO, aliifli6 wieber 3uriifgefebrt.
Serr Safob 96if, Ser olgc.
meilt beIiebte nrO fleibige GebiIfe
unieres S6micoemeiiters @crr g.
9eimes, bat ieine StelIe 0aieIbit alli,
gegeben, Inn, tpie mir b6ren, elm eli
genes 8ridpdft an3ufauger.
l. 2ctten 0onnerstag sen 4teh
gtop. beiudteu Ote Serrtlt g. Doe
ger. &. G~ngcIbredlt nit Oel, Eaito.
rem u. @ertid) unO $. @relrter nit
Der gritereu glttomobiI Oas gibcl.
felt ser @asconaOe Guurtp gibelge.
icliifait an g~rnannten Gage i'll
Spen5biIle gebalteu luuroe. Die
6alrt oabin girg ijber Grafe mo
muroen oie ca rs MeiIen inter Der
faftunOigen mo geididten Getting
9ern Gngelbredt IN critaunIih
fltr3er 3eit ilberpmOcn. 9luf SEER
4aitor 9. 9iibIer mo Serr Eaftor
u. aablobn nabmen am 9ibelieitc
tbeil.
MittmoG Sen 3. Iop. i~eierte
Der 6rmienperein Der epangel. 3ions
gemcin0e ietn A. S%abresfeit nit eli
mem 6eitgottesoienit in Der Stride,
peld)em iih Damn sic iiblife 8e.
Understanding mIfloB, IN mel
der Die alien 8eonten einitimmig
rpieoerermdblt mnrOen. Ter Serein
5Gblt sur 3eit 81 MitglieOer. Der
9eridyt Der Sdasmeiiterin ergab,
oab Die Ginnabmen Oes &ereins i'm
leeten Radnungsiabre iif ouf $40.
rs belieien. Bon bieier Sunlme
miro Elm 9rittel ($14.25) fir Die
eigenen, reip. @emeinoebeoiirfniiie
perpanot, bas llebriee flieBt Den
aaiIen Der innern uno duberen Mii-
lion 81.
Ga6 S6luB Ser @eidaitsuer,
iammlung wuroe bon Den Srmieu
Elm idoner 2im6 ierpiert.
2estcn Sonutag Morgen bate
5rmt 81, 9oeger mieoer einen Def,
tigen anfdlI hires alien bartnafi'
gen 2eioens. 8ir tpiiiiiden ser $50
tiertin balbige @eneiung.
9esten Sonntdg p~erlebten oil
8aitoren .. @iibler, u. &ablobn ii
$. @reilter eini9e angenebme Stun
oen I'M traliten Seim oes Gritge
nannten. Die beioer 2esteret mare
nit ibren 6omilien gefonmen, lin
ibrem Iieben amtsna6bar iDr,
ber5Iifiten @liids rrnO Segenspiin
i9e 5u oeiieu 45iten @eburtstagl
oar3ubringen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12
u II [ t n,

lnterSeidIneie gominiItrator iuiro aui
DER alten 9ronot Sarm nabe Snrnptte, am
Q a It q ben G. Rooember,
Woreens 10 llbr anIauoenb ipIaenoeS per.
iobnlide ei9entbum on ben 9leiitbietenoen
pertouien.
l plero, l neuer 9inocr, ] Wpmer. 1
6clredien. l Sormipoeen, ] niebriSer g9a.
gen, l Springrpo9er, 1 SGodliiter, l .
ipdni9erspHu9, l Gorn 9fIug, eirua 60
SdIpd Soru, etrpno Oeu nrD onoere Cir,
tittI SlLSabIreidl nm ale an benennen.
~Gcomaunacr: giuc Summen bis Su So
Saar; auf oi6Bere Betrd9e ,piro 9 Mouote
Greoit beruilist Se9en Vote nit gutter Stdls
erbeit.
Otto SdJaeier,
Administrator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12
-9rafe.

Der 8rauen gerein belt Mitt.
nod ieine @Prianmlung BEL 5rau
ISM. seipefe ab, ltno 5roi Sacob
Rbolt murOe ols @itslieo mtfgenom-
men.
Gen. Sots miro aluei @oden
lang nit na6iten @ontog bceinn.
ems. slbenoperiammIungen abbalten.
Sinion 9oeser. Grnit Gnsel.