davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-10

The whole gown was richly adorned in
Hindu pearls wrought in imitation OF
wheat heads. Follow me and you viii
wear diamonds is vulgar entice-
ment to the fair. yet diamonds are
and have long been the hearts desire
of women. "A hole in the ground-and
all for the vanity of woman Lady
Randolph Churchill exclaimed as she
looked into a diamond mine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-10
limitations, and the stones readily deceived

limitations. and the stones readily deceived
the laymen. So clever were some Of the
limitations that even the gem experts
were obliged to resort to the microscopic
test to tell them from the genuine rubies
1t was even supposed that new ruby mines
had been discovered and were threaten
i~g those of India and Ceylon.
Taose were the fortune making days FOR
the early manufacturers and the little
group Of importers who controlled the
sale in this country. The public practi-
this country paid as much as $75 to 500
a carat for the limitations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-10

Net Neckwear with val lace
and point venlse finish. EOc
Sold at 75c usually. wv
Leather HANDBAG s and
Strap Purses; all leather.
Selling at 75c. Reduced Enc
W.
Women's New Elastic Belts,
in all colors: buckles in many
styles neatly boxed. Re- De-
duced to. SOS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-10

THE NEW DRAPED VELVET
Turbans, in a number Of the sea
sons most chic styles and effects
flne-grade silk velvets, and trimmed
with a variety of wings, fancy
J. regularly g At ss.as and ST. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-10

CHILDREN'S TRIMMED HATS
hat will be a leading feature of
the Saturday sale. Many STYLES
and kinds; navy blue, cardinal,
black. brown, tastcfully trimmed
and draped with bands of 90
satin and ribbon. The SWC
value is S1.69 to S225.. wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-10
| |;:;;::;:: :: :: 50 97C

Womens Black, Red and GRAY Fur
top Jullettes and Slippers with leather
Soles Value is s1.5o. For satur- mzc
~ g 1H
Mems Black and Brown House Slip
pcrs. with leather soles: all sizes. a.
Selling at SIPS For Saturday :. OIC
Misses and Children's Red and Brown
Fur-top Juliettes. with leather soles. Val
ues. sI.25 and $50. In sizes IL to mOc
: at soc; o to II at. .............. VIZ
Women's Box Calf Butcher and But
ton Shoes, also Patent Leather Button and
and ss5o '4oes. va'"eS' $500 $2.37
MEMS GUN METAL. BUTTON AND o. ~=
I,iucher Shoes best welt soles; all sizes. ~ w
Naiues, - and Si5o For Saturday
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
, s,"s "a throw" Sra 'ss'1sH 40
tohs- Naiue, Observation-Disclosures. -
INFANTS, CHILDREN'S AND MISSES AZ
Red Felt House Slippers. in sizes to p at al NC
&c: to IL, at SIC; 4 to 8. at...............
MISSES AND CHILDRENS BLACK
Jersey Leggins. sizes to >. Value sl25 A nc
SpeSdi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-10
NeckWear, Leather Goods.
A t;
44kk9@G

Point Venise Lace Collars
and Jabot Effects. Sold usu-
ally at $50 to 800. OEc
Now. -. .ZOS
Swiss Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs; plain Linen Hand
kerchiefs and Plain Linen with
. initial corner. Sell uON/.
at I5c. NV
Mems Shaving Stands, with
NH Mirror ,en;un mug and brush. 400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-10
SATURDAYS GROCERY REDUCTIONS.

Boneess Bacon, lean strips.
Lowney's Cocoa, Ioc size. .................. 7Ac
Candles large, sell at 5c....................2 exc
Brilliant Securing Soap. SC pkg. ......-..... 2Hc
Herring ROe, Old Virginia. ................. &C
Pepper, pure black, a h.. Observation-Disclosures. sac
Tomatoes, Golden Rule. Observation-Disclosures. 6ac
New Currants, lib
New Smyrna Figs, 1oc
Campbels
English Walnuts lie
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12
Gen. Grant and Temperance.

Gen. Grant is a total abstainer; he
is a temperance advocate and fully
appreciates the danger. the vice and
crime chargeable to the unrestrained
Indulgence in strong .drink.-Chattan-
ooga Times.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12
PERSONAL MENTION

Guests at the Hotel Adams are
Paul p. Hastings, Prescott; John
Parsons. Los Angeles; S. ID. Wheeler,
FL Paso; y. ID. Pancoast, Chicago;
Frank II. Oimsted, Los Angeles; A.
NJ. Somerfield, New York: J. w.
Pierce, San Francisco; George +.
Freeman, Tucson.
At the Ford are Henry NJ. Brown
ing. New York: Otto Baker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Andy Synnet Roosevelt; Carl
NJ White. Vicksburg; D. H. Smith.
Marinette: ]. T. Harley. St. Louis; C.
p Rogers, San Francisco; George
Romer. Pueblo; A. c. Rice; r. Cart
well. Wenden: Bert Hillman. Parker:
c. w Lutes. San Francisco; J. l..
Curtis, Parker: c. T. Bunker. Pres
colt; Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Nichols.
Tempe.
At the Commercial are ]. Morans.
New York: John Belser, Globe; A. c.
Webb, Roosevelt: Mr.. and Mrs. $.
George. Mesa: w. VI. Harris, Reno,
New; Charles s. Littman, San Fran
cisco; Mr.. and Mrs. c. Oyler, Prescott.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12
FINE DOG.

Owner-Yes, sir, the way that dog
was devoted to me was amazing. He
heard me say TO my wife that / was
pressed for money. so he went and
died the day before the dog license
was due.-St. Louis Times.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12

or han. and egg palace at the FAR
ground lie expects to have it oren
or bus: .iess tomorrow. Taft day
Tie vnterm Use will be a convenience
at least To those having business at
the grounds before fair time anc the
n oprietor hopes to get in share 10
make a dollar or two du ii.s t.. big
v.,ek.
A PROMISING GOLD MINE.-A.
w. Davis of Memphis, Tenn. the
chief promoter of the Gold Ridge
Mining company near Congress juno
ton is i'm the city having arrived
from the south several days ago. He
has just returned from the property
which is a free milling gold PROPOSE
ton and he is more than ever elated
with the prospect. He was accom-
panied by F. NJ. Burns, mining
expert who estimates that there Is
$4,000 worth of ore on the dump
II happens that there has been ex-
pended in the development of the
property $4,000. so that Mr.. Davis
feels. Justified in believing that he is
now nearly even to say nothing of
the thousands of dollars worth of
Davis is a brother of Ben Davis the
civil engineer.
A HARD JOB TO FlLL.-The res
ignation of George w. Cowgirl. fair
commissioner for this county was
Yesterday received at the board of
supervisors Mr.. Cowgirl writes that
though he had not been officially
informed of his appointment. he as
sumed from newspaper reports that
il had been made and he believed
it to be his duty to inform the board
as nearly as possible that his duties
as secretary of the board of trade
would prevent thi sacceptance of
the commissionership. The super
visors have been unfortunate in its
appointments to this one of the three
commissionerships allowed this coun-
ty. ]. B. Cook was first appointed
and he was compelled to decline. A.
+. Peters was then named and ne
found himself unable to serve.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12
TUCSON VISITOR.

TUCSON VISITOR-Andres Rebel.
a well-known merchant and capitalist
of Tucson. has been visiting Phoenix
for a couple of days. II is understood
he is looking over the ground relative
to real estate investment IN this vi
cinity
NNETT-FUNKE-A license to
marry was issued yesterday TO a. Syn
nett and Miss Selma Funke. Mr.. Syn
nett has for some time been employed
at Roosevelt by the reclamation SER
vice. The bride has recently come here
from Providence. r I.
THE COLISEUM.-The Coliseum
theater had added six new entertain
ers to it's list of attractions this week.
The new bill includes the Chicago
Newsboy Trio. Miss Evelyn Constance.
a singing and dancing soubrette, and
Fuller and Davis, a singing, talking
and comedy dancing team. There is
also a change q pictures, with a
pleasing variety of new ones. The
theater continues to be a favOrite
amusement resort.
SOLD LIQUOR TO AN INDIAN
Ricardo Higuero was before Commits
sioner tombstone yesterday on the
charge of selling liquor to John Winn
an Indian under the care of an Indian
agent. VIM has been responsible for
the troubles Of many a Mexican who
has supplied him with liquor. He us
ually gets so drunk as to attract at
tention and when in that condition
he'tells the officers all he knows. The
Id ii
the identity of his purveyor for he rea-
sons that some time or other he will
want another drink.
TORE HIMSELF AWAY FROM
PHOENIx.-Dr T.. o. Richmond, who
has been resident of Phoenix for
the last sixteen years. Is so no longer
He has sold his property near Five
Points, and this morning he will leave
for his future home at Vicksburg. He
is not sure that he will not be drawn
back to this place, but that is not his
present intention. Within the last two
or three years he has acquired extern
sive interests along the A. & c. rail-
road. He is part owner in stores at
Parker and Wenden, and he and his
son are the owners of the Richmond
Mercantile company at Vicksburg.
HE~FELL IN WITH ROBBERS
Constable Murphy in the lower part of
town last night heard cries for help.
and going In that direction he found
a Mexican struggling in the hands of
two other men. The Mexican was
quite drunk but he was able to say
that he did not know who his COM
panions were and that they were TAX
ing him out into the brush to rob him.
The constable took all of them to the
county Jail. The drunken man said
that he was Santos Yescas. One of
his companions was Ignacio Alvarez,
a Yaqui, and the other a well known
cholo, Rocindo Regaso. A search of
Yescas at the county jail disclosed
that he was hardly worth robbing He
had little silver but his captors had
evidently been deceived by his recent
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12

HARMONY cLUB-The Harmony
club will meet in. Melczer hall on
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
SALVATION ARMY.-The Saliva
ton Army corps will have its harvest
festival sale Tuesday night There
W a BE- sh 1T program. Everyone
is invited to tiis specia. meeting
c. W. 3. H. NEErINC.-The
CHRISTIAN ", = ans Board of Missions
will meet this afternoon at O'Clock.
After tl;e =, siness meetns n We'll
rrcparNu U-o,.ram. l. der. Mrs.
Charles I'in.'ap
BACK TO STAY NJ. Dowell has
returned after a year and half of
travelling and visiting with relatives.
He came from California here, visit
ing the coast as the final lap of his
tour. He will visit With his children
here temporarily pending arrange
ments for final location for himself.
MOTHERS MEETING.-The child
study circle of the Central school will
hold its regular meeting at the school
house Thursday afternoon. October IA
at o'clock Miss Lewis. teacher of
domestic science, will give short
talk All mothers and those inter-
ested in the work are cordially in
vited to attend.
DENVER OPTICIAN HERE-Dr.
H W. Swigert, an optician of the
Colorado metropolis, is visiting his
brother, DIR. L. w. Swigert, of this
city for a couple of days. This is
the doctors annual visit to Phoenix
and he says he is always glad to get
down in the land of sunshine and will
probably bring his family here for a
couple of months this winter, his
brother taking charge of their Dem
yer store during his absence.
FAIR GROUND LUNCH STAND
Dick Ahalt, better known as 'Hoghe
Dick" will today erect a lunch stand.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12
Daily Weather Report
Local Daily Weather Report for
The Arizona Republican.
Forecast for today-Fair.

Data for "a hours ending $50
p. m. yesterday:
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12

Dick Ahalt, better known as 'Hoghe
Dick" will today erect lunch stand.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12

Lavish expenditures for clothes. He
had an entirely new outfit, shirt.
hat and overalis.
FACULTY REciTAl.-At the Ari-
iona School ,of Music the coming
Wednesday evening. october 1ss the
first faculty recital of the season will
take place. The program will be pre-
scented by Caroline Reed Thompson,
teacher of expression and dramatic
art, and Arthur ]. Harmon, mandolin
list. The public is cordially invited and
arrangements have been made for a
car to be run on the Indian School
line after the performance.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12
FACULTY REclTAL-At the
Mr.. eryan's Silver Wedding.

William Jennings Bryan has just
celebrated his silver wedding. but the
occasion was without significance as
bearing on currency problems. Even
his political opponents can felicitate
him and Mrs. Bryan.-Philadelphi
Press.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12
FUNERAL OF MRS. keiLY.-Tt

funeral ri Ms, Martha Kelly. wh"
died at Troy. Ariz., OctoteT :, viii he
hcld fora TIE undertaking pa:lprs
# fostering & Whitney ii is after
Loon at O'Clock. She was the wif,
Of j J. Kelly %Ho is engaged in .u:n-
ing near Troy She leaves, beside her
husband, two sisters who live at oak
land. Calf Tie interment will be in
Greenwood.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30
Sob Ses Serrm 8ilbelm @alfer.

Starb am Iittmod ben 81. B.
81. 5u Gngleton, Seras, naG lan.
gcr2m Seioen, Serr 8ilbelm 8al.
fer inn Sitter bon 43 Sabrer, 3 $40.
naten uto "a Sagen. Ser geritors
bene. melder auf elmer Sarm in Der
at1bc bon Sermann geboren nno
er5oge1 purbe nn6 fait mGbreno iei'
mes Jan5en 2ebeuS bier in 8asco.
naoe County tpobnte, mar bier ipobI-
befannt iut6 nlfgemein sea6tet.
Obgleid in Der Sugeno als 6ar.
mer er5ogen, bate es Der 8eritor.
5ene bennod sit einem boben @ra6
Der aenntnifie unb Der Sabigfeitelt
gcbradt. Stint Sabre lang mar er
2ebrer IN ben reipeft. S6ulen ser
2ittle Berger. Srene Greet unb
0anuier 9iitrifte, unb pGbreno Ell.
niger Sabre befIei6ete er Die Stelle
BEG 8udfiibrers in ben bieiisen
Star RilIS. Ga ibm ie6ot bic
3immerbpidaftigrtns nidt aulaete,
tDanbte er iid Der Sarinerei tpieoer
5ii rno 5og i'm Wdr5 1908 naf Den,
Staat Segas. r:J tl a36
Ser 8eritorbene binterlaBt cine
t%rauernbe @attin, Srau 8auIina M.
@alfer. geb. @oebIer. rm6 eincn
Sobn. Sooner 8alfer. I'M Glter BON
8 Sobren, tuelde mir hermit unite.
rer innieiten &beilnabme peTitdern.
lauber ben Gbeagenannten biAfer.
IaBt Der Berftbfbete nod cine bod
beta9te Wiitters;f bier 8ritoer, bte
Serren alnton 9 El,fio &obert @all
fer, bon bisf, g6ndto 8alfer; bon
8arrefton, Mo.. itno Spbn 8aIfer,
bon Seem Sapett, DO, iopie ferner
fiinf Sdneitern: Srau 8. abmonn,
geb. 8aIfer, rn6 SriuIeins @innie,
&nna unO S6a 8alfer, bon ct.
2ouis, iopie SRI. Gmma 8aIfer, bon
bier, weIde ieinen Sob betrauern.
DDS 9egrabuiB ianb itatt am Ies.
ten Sonntog, Inn 3 llbr 0a9mit.
tags. aitf Dem bieiigen, itaotiiden
Sriebbot poicI6it Serr 8aI.or Sueo.
meper benz alSerfen beg geritor.
benen cine ergreifenbe @rabreoe
belt. Die grobe slnaabl Ser 2eio.
tragetoen tpelde eridienen iparen,
Inn benz 8e~ritorbenen Die Ieste OF.
re 5u ertueiien, mar elm 3ei6en ser
adtlng unb Der Sreun6idaft De.
bren er iib int 9ebne erfreute.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30

-Serr Gbos, 5oeStmaur, lnO
SamiIie. bon &otsaam, befanoert lid
AM Dienitag bier III Der Staot.
Srdulcin Sumita Graf beiin.
oct ii9 sur 3eit, b%eiu6Smeiie, in ct,
2ouis.
-6rau egon 5leiidler, uon 9as'
fonaoe, mar am 3ienitag bier allf
eincn fur5eu 8eiuf.
Ger iurge George 6ugger, bon
ct. 2ouis. beian6 iid 5u anfailg
Der ISOLDE bier nuf 8einh BEL gers
tuonoten ttnb Sreunben.
-Srau g. .. @c@rntb, bon ct,
2ouis, lit bier e%insetrofien 5iim BE.
iltd ibrer gItern, Serrn iraS 5rnil
Grnit Marfin.
Sr6uIein Rarie 8ittmann nno
SER Gilbert BobIt baben ii3 anf ei'
men fir3en 8dudsabited)er nod ct.
2ouis be9eben,'
-Serr Sciepb Seiler, nebit Got
tin, Seraltsgeber Ser rSefferion Gito
goIt", bon Sefferiou Gitp, Mo, mo-
rem am persangenen Somta9 bier.
-Srdulein ellie Raiie, BON Ses
SaIia, @O.. rueilt gesenpartis bier
aIs GaIt' ibrer gouiit.e? 5rduleitt
Slice gsaiie. II
Der. irnec @iIb. Raite, welder
pabreno bes lesten Sabres IN ct.
2ouis nj elmer gdderet bei6ditigt
mar, melt bier auf 8eiu6 bel JET.
net anseborigen.
-Srait 9tarb grad)t, BON 6reo-
eridsburg. tpelde felt Ginger 3e't
Ieibep6 III, ttdf arn lesten Samitag
bier ein. bebnfs dr3tIider gebano.
lung. sic tpeiIt als @ait bet ibrer
Sfmeiter. Srau .Siilius 8rat Or.
-Srau u. 8. 8illie, seb. lin.
ratb ioipie Srdulein 8ertba llmratb
beioe bon ct. 2ouis, trafcn am lee'
ten Sanitag alif Der 9urfreiie nod
GtoIpe bier eiu, iil ibren bort ipobn
enben SnfeI, Serr 8ilb. 8ebmoel'
Ter gu beiuhen.
-Serr @idael Gcdcrmann bal
Iein Giecntlum in Der 9tdbe oes
Itaotiidcn air6hofS (bns friibere
8oetide Gieanthiim) on Serrn Gbas
Spcdbals, ron Berger Bottom, SIC.
pcrfmuft; aittn Greis bon $500. mit
mir borten. - -,
--6rau Saul Sat-, seb. Senn
Serr Otto @aebIer nebit Sattin, II
Serr glIbert 8ittia nebit Gatfin
idmmtlid bon Ct. 2ouis. iowie aud
Sran @iIb. Raeselin, BON Smee'
Springs, 9ao., befanoen iidj auI Der
galseuen Sonntas bier INT Dem 8e
grabniB oes beritorbenen Serrn 8m
@aIfer beiauipobneu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30

alasta miro in oiefeut Sabre por-
ansiidtIid fir So @iIliOnen Dol.
lars @oIb proou8iren. Gas 1T eeraoe
iiinfrnal 10 bel, oils Die gereinia.
ten Staaten ~ieiner3eit fir bas ed,oe.
Seritorium be3abIen mubten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30

Gin fransofiider ar3t bat eut.
oedt, OaB gier ein fir bic Rcu.
fden iebr sefdbrlidcs Gift entbal.
Ten. Offentbar lit bies cines Der
@iftc, BEL oeren reseImabisem Ge.
brdiid man febr alt tueroen lam.
ODER meint er MIR Die iaiIen gier?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30

'tSas Central @esIepon College
bate mn oergmsenen SaBr SyQr
regiftrierte Shi6entert urtb In Sen
beridieoenen Separtements araouir.
ten I'm @araer AZ Shtoenten. Ser
$erbfttermtn beginnt am nd6Iten Ia.
September. Ser llnterrift lit boil.
itanoig un6 olirhsreifeno. 8ie aus.
gaben limb mabis. Sen6et fir Ell.
men &atalog.
Is Bericnen gebangt, 800 gum
&ooe p%erurtbeiIt, $1,000 5ur 3uan-
gsarbeit peroamnlt, $4,000 nit an.
oerea itren9eit Strafen beleat L
Sas lit Die art uno 8eiie. tpie Ole
Sung : Eiirfen rreformiren". Cine
getuiiie @riinoIidteit IGbt iid oieier
art bon &eform nidt abipreden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30
.Grau @Rinnie @uttmatn unb

-
Sottcr, Sri. Sa5eI. bon ct. 2ouis.
bciinnen fid beiuhaueiie bier. als
@Saite SeS Serrn y. &, 9eaeuam
unO Gattin.
Ole Serrer Irmii1 6, ltnO Mug.
9egemaun, ST., nebit eini9en 6reuu.
ocn, famelt cit p%ergoitgenen Conn
too in Serrn Slrmiu 6. 9egemantS
9~llttoaobil BON ct. 2ouis bier an.
Die 5trede mlirOe in fiinf mo ell
halb StuhOen 5~nriidgelegt.
Sic Serrelt 0auio @g~9ellber9,
German Seioncr mo Geo. Soebner,
iGmmtIid BON @asconooe, ionic bic
3erren 2oren5 Straub urO 6rib S.
Same, BON abortion, itattetcn uuS
on lesten Sonntag einen irenrlo'
idoitliteu 9eiu6 ab.
SRI. IIirieon @ortmanlr, boil
gtlab, Wto., peld)e am letter Sonll-
tag, infoIge cines are6Slciocns, bon
Or. grnit @oiner operiert muroe,
befin6ct iid) uollitGnOig allBer @e-
iabr uno gebt pollitanoi9rr @ene.
jung entgegen.
SSn geipobnter @eiie miro an
Samstag Ha6mittag, ben IA. ai.
quit Die Sonntugidule Der st.
8oulS 8emeinoe ibr idbrlideS &ilt-
oerfeit aiii Dem Sairplase feiern.
Die GountaeidyuIe iorgt fiir Die Or
irilbungen, Ser Srauenperein be-
1eitet elm Giier, Die GnterpriIe Wi.
litarD 8anb Iiefert oie R1liif. aae
iinS freunolidit eingelaoen.
--Srof. o. Y. Soebm, nebit 8at'
tin beiinoeit' iidj eegenfpdrtig anf
ibrer So%d)seitsreiie. Sic iino iest
in Boulder, Colo, bon po aus tic
oarm Colorado Springs, Manito, 10.
pie Die ausitellrno IN Seattle, 8aib
nebit anoercn irtereiianten Tunftelt
an Der 8acitic Siiite gu beiufjeil &C.
oenfen Inn als Damn pieoer mad,
Boulder. Colo, 5uriid gu febren.
Der Stifhlngs.S ono bes Gen.
trail @eslepan College tpnroe I'M
oe~rgangeneH Sabr nm $4,000 per-
mebrt. 9ieie bIiihenbe aebrdnitalt
in 8arrenton, DO, bot "a 2ebrer;
6 gut orsseitattete @ebauoe; EN-
prddtises Campus unb elm feines
Selb fir atbIetiiden Sport. Inter
ridt ourdpee sriinolid. geiell.
l6aftIi6er ginfI1B Der bette. aus-
saben maBig. Der Serbitterrtin &c.
ginnt arrl raditen 14ten September
Ran i6reibe fiir einer &atalog.
1 i1G1E halip Np1 Jift
Serr u. g.. @aidels uuo @at-
til, BON @ermartoipn, ST.; Serr
81 8! 0eitelsl unS Gumitisg l9iotuic
SER SofepG g: Saas nnb @attm.
altc poit Glg Sis; ferner Serr
.eo Stcin uno Samilie, BON ct.
2ouis, un6 Die Serren anton @p-
pie, 2ouis GppIe, @ilbelm @pple,
@eorg @ppIe, 8tlb. &einboI5 uno
Srau Soiepb Senneberger, idntmt'
lid bon @orriion, befanben iid am
letter Mittpod bier I'M benz 9e.
srabniB bes oeritorbeneg Serrrl
Sobu gppIe beiautpobnen.
-Sie iolgenben, anstpGrtigen Be
Iud)er bcianOen lid i'm Sopfe Der
oorigeu @oae bier, INN Dem Be
grabniB bes %peritorbenen 2ortis Sac
hide. ST., beiJnuobnct.
Srou Gbos 8abl nebit ibrenl
Sobn grnolo, unb 5rau amanoa
single, allie bon 2ouiiiana, Wo.
Srou Gorn Snber. hon Glarfsuille,
gPo., Srar sgilb. aliuser, bon @ar.
IbaIl. $40, uno Serr Sbsooor Soc
lingcr, BON Git st. 2ouis, SHs.
SRI. Sennie Sbrien, bon ct.
Souls, pel6e iid felt GINGER 3eit
BEL Serrn Senrp Settger in Der
geabe bon Sermann, bebnfs ar5tlif)'
er gebonoIung aufgcbalten bat, 1T
an Iesten Samstas pieoer nod
IL. .o.o;kt cSrI Shr;n, nn,,rSc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30
0 ltrmaaa

-5r1uIein SlIia utto ellie 60.
boubc, Don 9ittIe Berger, reiiten anl
9onneritoe nad Morriiou 6ilm Be-
Judi Der 6omiIie oes Serrn SliIiuS
2abcltbe.
--@ei IScrrn @ilb. 9. Surol Ii.
Gattm lit ain oergongenen 6reitog
gum eriten nal Der Stord einge.
fchrt. Gs lit ein biibl6es fIeineS
@0oden; poS,t mir beitcns grotu.
lieren.
-6rau @iIton aorns, BON
Stoat Californian, melde mdbreno
Der lebten orei Wonate bel ibrem
gltern, Serrn uto Sral, 8. Soff.
mann, auf 9eiu6 mar. lit am let.
ten Sonntag mieoer nad Der Set
matb abgereiit. 5rGulein aoia Soff.
mann, bon ct. 2ouis. par sleid-
falls cine ISOLDE gum 8eiit6 BET
ibren eltern.
SRI, 2ailra Sug9er, bon ct.
2ouis, traf am lesten Sonntag bier
eiu un6 neilt gum 8eii9 beim On.
Eel Srit. Serrn Seinfe mo Satin
.5rd,llein 6ngger lit ieit ldngerer
3eit ettpas leibeno uno bofft baber
SaB sic Iilbe uno Die @rboltng Ell.
mes bieiieen Iitfe1tbaltes fir ocn
Hel; oes Sommers lire @eiunobeit
lpie6er berlteQen iperoen.
-Serr 2ouis 8ralttisan, BON
Berger, DO, reiite arn Iesten 0ien.
itag na6 Goloribee, Nebrasfa, mo
.er nabren6 sem &eft bieies Sonr
mers an arbeiten gebenft. SIM
SCRIPT miro er iid) oann mad Siio
9afoto begeber, waislbit er cine |.
9. &eimitattei aitfgenpmmea bot. 8or
ieiner abreiie BON bier, i~tattete Serr
9rdutigam uts einen p%illfommenen
8elu6 oh, unb e%rltellerte 5ugleid
iein announcement uuf ben abp.. Goit
rier.
-Srau amnnba Single, bon
2ouiiiana, DO, bcfitroet iidl,' beDufs
ar3tlifer 8ebdnolnng, BEL .ibrer
Sbmeiter. Srar Colts Sdenede.
'SnfoIge ibres 2eibens, lpeldes
febr ~ernftbofter gsatiir lit, mubte iiHl
SraH sfnale oieier Gage ciiter Spe.
ration unter5ieben nel6e bon Or.
@rnit Safner aitsgefiibrt tpuroe uno
GuBerit giinitig p%erlief. 10 oaB bte
8atientin iest bereits imitan6e lit
tGglid. pdbreno eiter fpr5en Belt
ods 8ett 5u perlaiien.
Ser 8ilb. Saeffner, Or. uto
@att,n, iotpie Serr 8ilb. Saeffner,
Sr., nebit @aitiu, bon bier, unS
Scrr Gbeobor Soeffner, bon Swiss,
begaben ii6 an oergangenen Sonn-
tag in Der Rafbari6aft Der 5irit
Grcf, INN baielbit ser 9roBmmta
Gran @eors Saeffner. 5u ibrem
iicb5igiten @e6nrtstag einen 8eiud)
a6snitatten. 9ei Infunft, bort, fan.
Sen iie einen 5ablreiden areis BON
@ahbarn, Sreun6en unb m6eren
S..ttpan6ten periammelt, tpelde er.
itienen iparen nm benz @eburtstags'
fine ST. gratulieren.
Sic iolgenoen Serren puroen
am bersaneenen Samstag gum 81.
amen sn~seloiien, fir bic STEELE eli.
mes 81. S. 9. 8~oittrdgers. Gas
gramen farS itatt utter aufiidt bes
bieiigen 8oitmeiiters, beg $errt
Senrb Grass.
Sames u. $olt, ST., gbas. 9.
Sett, 2afurence S. SmitB nno Geo.
IS. Sdneioer. iGmmtlide bon ga.
naan.
@rtbur %. 8rinfmann Sames ".
Gross, Gbas. 5. SoIt unb Santiiel
3. @attbeips. idmmtlid bon SDens.
bile.
ausnit 5. So6ermebl, GbaS. s,
Serbian, Sobn 9irducr, 6rcb BOIL,
Sr. nt6 G6tp. q. gebiamen., idmmt-
lid bon Sermanm.
---:---
Gin fransoiiider ar5t bat ent.
| AoGk Nc6 lC,or az, ft;r $40 01a.