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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-23
III. -. saloon.
IL -. s@1ooh
Tnben geIuder tets bic i%einiten
it1fius, siqnOrr unO Cigarren.
9eItee Sriid,cS Bier tets an 3api.
I'm asuei9ten 3uiprud' bittet,
Ben Roit, 6~i9entbiimer
5t p~srtauJen.

galine 6ouuip 1T zines Der beiten Souu'
tics i'm etaai W,iIIouri unh piele iriibCre
pepotner BON @asconaoe uno Sia9e
Gouuty baben Iib in 2oline Gountp on9e'
fault unb proSperiren. Wir baben nod Ell
nioe quite Sormen bic mir billi9 perfauIen.
IS Ut meiiienS ebense &ano. tepe Steine,
,u.o Sormer ernten BON 40 bis so 9ltibeI
Corn, Is bis 30 9GIbel g9ei3en, 30 bis 70
9uIhel SaTer pom Ider. 2anp lpiro bier
fir bic SGlite oerpadltet.
GbenialS baben mir uerid,ieoene S,pre9e.
Id,dIte AZ o~erfauIen. Sin Store Der einen
idbrIiden rlmios bon 100000 bat. fam 3u
einen BARGAIN 9%efauit iuerben. 3 anoere
Store9eId)Gjie in elmer Der beiteu 6e9enoen
i'm Gountp BON $1,000 bis $4,000.
.xbenioIS 2 quite SGmiebe9eihofte, NOS
bon jeber Chop 1 bis 2 Wlnnu bel 9uier
ge3obluns beId)6tti9i.
Serner Elm @asoline Boot o Is IONS
nit neuer 20 pIerbetroit Diiie 6nsine. In
beIten 3uItanb. Das Boot 1T 9eeisnet fir
gaTasters ODER SradlttronSport. Biuisl
aommt unb feIudt unS uno Ieht eud, Die
Se9euo unb @eiddfte an. Steist bel 8Iad'
ipater, Wo. aus uuo telepbonirt m mad
Sitle Tod, UPo., ooer itreibt al
Gbler Bros,
VI. 4. .. gto. 4,
SIater Wlo
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bier cine 8arbierit,tbe betrieb, bat
altsoerfauft uno feline Samilie 1T
nab Dinner, Colo. ge5ogen.
&ittenbers.

Ytit Der @rnte iino Die 6or'
nlcr bier nun meiitentbeils fertig.
uno es mar oieies Sabr an6 cine
Iebr bcfrieOigenbe grute,
Serr Sranf @ebner, ber Sieb'
handler, perianbte am @ontag cine
garIaouug gieb na6 ct. Souis.
Serr Brof. Seinrid SdmiOt,
cir Sobn oes Serrn 5rit S6miot,
Ioruie Serr Sermoim Settmann, elm
S6piegeriobn oes Serrn s. Sdmiot
befanoen iid oieier Gage bier alit
8eiu6 bel 8eruanbten uno 8etarn'
ten.
6rau 8ilb. @itte reiite am
Iesten Rontag nad ct. Soiris, I'M
ibrem oaleIbit in Der gtdbe wobncIl'
ben 8ruoer, Serrn Seinrid) Sinfbol.
Ter, eiren @eiud, ub5uitatten.
&aufmam grnIt GngelbretJt
BON Ban, mar in Der porIgcn 8ofe
bier aui 9eirh bel @erwanoten mo
SreulOen.
Serr Seinrid, 6risemeier III
boderfre,tt liber Die anfnnit zines
itrammen Stommbalters. Redt i
Srit! Sir grotulieren b%eitens.
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&irdlides.

9ie @uanseliide ct. Safobi @e.
mefrbe IN @orriion mirb ant 4ten
augrit elm @iiitOnsfeit ueranitalten.
augpdrtise &aitoren tDeroen tibet
Die ueridieoenen 3weige ser Isiiii.
onstGtisfeit &eoen buIten. Die @e'
meiroe bofft, OuB Die 5reutoe Der
yaiIiion au Oieiem 6eite ii9 5abl'
reid einfinoen peroen.
Ole ebangI. Sobunnes @emeir1oe
in 5wiss seSenft am 9onnerstag,
ben 10. auguit ibr ainoerfeit nb8u'
haIten, tpo8r alle beralid ein9eIa'
ben inlO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-23
GtonpbiH.

Cine NnSabl unierer gallIpte'
Ter .uaren am Sonutog III Spis@,
INN oos Spiel 8lpiidun Den 9rafc
mo 0en Spiss Slu6s 5u beobad)-
ten.
Serr 8ilb, Selling bot bier
ant 0onnerstag lu1O onl 6relto9 DER
poriaen @odJe Sen 8ei5en mir Die
Scrren @ilb. mlo 81. 6, @aupin &c.
ornidlen.
Sri. emma Moupin bot lid
am leBten Somltag na1 eentaur,
$40, besc6en, INN lire S9pdaerIn,
6rau u. &. Malpin, 81 ptlegeL Oa
oieielba iebr front lit.
5torb an norigen Samstag.
SuIoa, oie fleine Sodter Oes Serrr
8ilb. Spiemmm. 8ir oriiden bier
nit ben bctriibten gltern unler Sel
lcio mts.
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Ct. 9uiiirr Iarftprciie.
RationaI StodparOs, ST..
81 oSliIi 1909.

RinOpieb 3uflbren $500 Stitd.
0eutiger Marft polIfommen ltetl9
NIT Dem geitrigen, fiir quite SOrten,
uno Idpa6 bis 5u 10c nieOriger Fitr
m:ttlqre, DaIbfette Sorten.
,3ufubren pGbrenO Der pergonge-
men ISOLDE maren an allen Eulltte1l
liberal, l1no ote EreiIe fitr ollie Cor
ten etlpas berunter g%egangen, altsgee
nortmen fir nBrtme finiIbeo Steers
cute 0ts bette SGbrIinge uno leid-
te Sttere. Sic beiten peld)e nab.
reno Ser ISOLDE gum 8ertauf gebp.
ten tuuroen, pogen i'm 9urdidnitt
Itt35 Yfun6, unb uerfauftcn Ii6 &c,
itern 5u 1925. anbere, i'm 8e.
nift bon 954 8fo .braften 1920.
Ole beiten, i6meren Stiere, i'm
Orrdi6nitt BON t456 8fb. bradten
$500, mas 6iemlid itetig lit nit
Dem Sreis oerielbeu Sorte IN les'
ter ISOLDE. Sic @ebr8abl Der gu.
ten, Bis beiten Steire bringet CUR
Belt &c. 5000. mas einent abfall
BON Is bis 20c i'm 8ergleid nit Den
8reiien BON lebten Rittmo6 gletd'
fommt. mittlere Bis CUTE Stiere
bringen $40 - 6.25; quite bic
bette Iinocr $3.50 - $50; quite
Bis bette aiibe $4.25 - 500; uni
bieie Sortct eriaeinen iGmmtli9 %
nieoriger als pie Dor elmer 8od'
3uriid. Gamers pielfad gu 500
-2.50; CUTE 9ullen gu $500 =
/ 4.75, uno 8urit 9,tllen gu $500
, $50, seige nalle einen Serlult Dol
, 10 Bis 15c., ionie aitd Die Stoder.
uuO Seebers. gilte Seekers bring
en- lett S4.--4.50, quite bis belt
~
Gtodcrs S3.75 4,50, uno gut
Stod Sellers 1925 - 3.75. See
Sellers Itctia, bSditer 8reis ST.
\ a,usIi6tcn itetig fir bette Sorter
fir anbcre ldtpad).
. Sdlucine 3uiubren $500 Sttt
= Ser @orft began 5 bis t0c bobe
/. ols ruie geItern, nit gutter Nodtrt
ae BON &erictSern mo bieiigen Wte
germ. So6iter 8reis beltte $685.
" 0te @oIie aller Sdmeine 6u SIS
!, $50; CUTE idpere $S.2o-s.3'
Ell aemiidte uno Builders $7.90-8.2
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Oefentliber gerfauf!

lie rnterSeidpnete miro am Donerfa9
stem Auauit. l 900, aui ser alien
qouis eaeder ,sarin, 4 UieiIen Iiolid) bon
6oebler, 10 Ioenoes, perioulideS Gi9enibum
auT on entIidler 9uttion an ben WtelltbteteI''
ben pertduien:
3 WouIeieI, 3 aiibe r oapon iriIdmeit'
eub), 3 Rinber, l eau, ! Bertib're SbeT, /
ginoer, 1 gldber, l Peureten, l Sr .tn'
bril-, / DiStbarroip., l Shod litter, l Sarm-
maeen, / srudrpoeeu, Sprinslpa9en, l
guSep. / GuItiooior fir 3 pieroe. ! 999e.
pTiioe unb aprnIlii9e, l @ioar-Ntible, .
Get 9%lerbeeeidirr, l Sattel, ! neuer
N~laieiiic Ranae, 2 6eisofen. iolote oiele ais
bere 9lrtiteI 5u 5abIreiu ura ansetibrt gu
u rperoen. . -.
acknowledgements: gue getrd9e bic
3u S., baar; iir ole arDBe,en 9etrd9e wtrr
Elm areoit BON 6 Ytouot bepilll9t, 9e9er
glcte init gutter S,hcrbeit.
Sobunna 9aeder.
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Sipiss.

Scrr GboS. llIrid) bat ieitte
Sarln az &errn @ouis Maier. BON
bier, perfauft. @err lllrid beub.
Ii6ti0t in ndditer Seit nod &ebras'
ia SIT 5iebcn.
Serr 2ouis 8iIlimulm, mel
der in lestcrer Belt bel Serrn 5obn
Slueti6 beiddftiat war, arbeitet iest
mieber aiif icinem regelmaBtgen
SmGOperi, ais ouuIIrctner.
9ie Serren Gbas. u. GgIep
uno Sbeo. 5. 6luPtid, Waren fiir5-
ltd auf elmer &our Ourt uniere @e-
get6 i'm Sutcreiie oeS gerdiierungs'
9eiGdits.
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2eibItau auftipn.

5ie rnier3eidueien peroen in ibrem seiD'
tau, in Scrmann, gto., am
Oien1t ao oen 3ten Aug uIt, 1903,
i~clacnoes Gieenthum oui Dhentlld,er aut'
ton on ben Wieihbietenoen perfauien:
9 quite 4ierbe, 5lpiIbeu 8 uno 10 sabre
olt, 5 Sops9ue9ies, 2 Rundboute, : Sur'
ries, / 9ropeIiu9,Iian's Dad. 4 ooppe'te
pIeroesejhure, unc 3 einIade Fleroe8e'
Idirre. -,
8ertoufs ~gebiusuu9en; gue 9etrd9e biz
at .5 9aar. Cir grCBere Sunmen piro
EN- arcoit bon s Wtonuteu bemiIli9t, 9e9er
giote NIT gutter eiherbeit.
Subie9er Srps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-23
8aseonaoe.

Serr &rnusnid uto oelleft
g6bue, ionie Ruliel 6letlher, lii'o
bon iDretn Ausilug, ben @osconaoe
6Iub binapi, 5ltriid gefebrt. Strr
Soit mar els Sod uno 5itbrer NIT
gegongen.
Srau Sreo. $mib uno 5ran
g. @oroeu, teioe bon Olage, Mo-
beianSen lid bier gum 9eiht bel
Der SunliIie bes ocrrn Bilb. Saiio.
SRI. 9oriRa @artin nno Sr.
g8ilb. Isabel maften in Dem Vto'
torboot 6es Setteren cine 6abrf
na6 Yotsoam.
Sc ireut urs mittbeilen du
fonnen, oaB $err Shfllip Sepone1
Sid mieoer beoentcno erbolt bat II
iest imitanbe lit aaf gu iein.
5rap gaisbtn, bon Norrlloil
brad)te bieIer Gage elm blibld'e'
fleincs @aoel in Die 8anttl'e oe'
Serrn Sbas. @artin Stun! me
meis esl gielleitt bot lte r'oo
cin paar grempIare in 8orrafp.
Serr Bob 8ogeliong ni'le
geridOnermesfiinltler, madte iet
lid, cinpn tur3en abited7er nae
SInge, @o.
Serr o. ". Sreuno, BON Se'
mann, befaib ii6 am Sonntas Dle
ouf geiid bel ieiner Sod]ter, Sra
Ggon Gleiifer.
Serr Sobn Y. Barber, Del6'
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9~antIa9una.

gicine ber3IidIien 0orf biermit allen
Nod,born uno Sreunoen. Iowie Dem f'ublt'
fun i'm auscmeinen, iir bic bod)9eiuoste'
licbcrule &unoid)aIt uno unterltliBun9 mel
die mir bier. in YotenamL eeIdoitltdl aus
tbeil wurbe. Serner bctie uno tptinId)e id,
auIrid,iis. boB oIe meine Irilhsreu, 9eebrten
9unbeu ibr BohImolen uno lbr gertrauen
auf mcineu giadIolaer, 9errn Seor9 Use
bel, Rbertraeen merben; in Der iciten ueber'
,cuounq bah iie Iih tets Der prompielten
9eotenuno ippie audi Der Wabrung ihrer
SniereIien periidert balien oitrIen.
2ld)iunespo(,
6 80 n b 10 cb T.
YptSoam, Ulo
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gu gertaufen.

Die geoerIe Sorm, bcitebeno aus 29O
sder, ppn pelden 100 gIder unter Suliur
Fno. werner 4 sder Weinbers, etn ld)oner
SbIsurten, nebIt MobnhouS nno ytebeh
e~ebdnben, ales I'M beiten 3uiianb. 1T btl's
au p~ertouien. gdbereS bel,
Sobn SiebIe,
900 Senrp Ct,
Qttiion, 9anias.
ooer bel aleuIt 5oebtmonn. 6ermann, uto'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-23

STE oeruria6en niemals gIeno ODER
llu6equemli6feit, aber ite reiHisen
INNER oas Spitem, GrfdItang, &opf'
idmer5en, 8eritopfilng, iopie 0fa'
Iaria furiereuo. 25c. BEL Balfer
Bros.
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Guftisn!

3ie Undergraduate miro i'll ibrer 9aogn'
una, an Der Srpmi etroBe, in 9IenfS Se'
bGune in Scrmann, am
g a It q q ben 31ten Snli, 1903,
toIsenbes perionlideS ei9entbum aul ofeni'
lldler Autiicn an ben YieiltbtetenoeI' per-
~tauIen:
/ &odpicn, 9 6ei5oien, Siihe, Shible'
Sd,ranfe, uuo ale ioniisen 0aus' uno
3iid,en'9 erGtbidlaIten.
gnlans Der Mutton; 2 Sbr yIod]mttta9S'
Observation-Disclosures; Saor.
Trou 2atb urina Suber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-23
SrR Greef.

9rrr 6rant Stride, nebit @at'
tim, iofpie beren S6wiegerto6ter.
Srau @aIter Stride, tparett am leB.
ten @cntag ouf 8eiud) bel Der 6o'
Mile rrs Serrn @eorg gr1iens.
Serr 2ouiS DIT, bon Berger,
5efauo iid aut Iesten Sonntag, be-
Iu6siueiie, III bteitger Nadbarlfa1t.
es fruit ms inlmer, aIte 6reunOc
pieoer 3it begriiBen.
@uDreno Der porigen 8od)(
soa elm Stllrm ourd Oteie @egeno.
ucld)er Defenders in oen &orltIel'
bern piel Gdaoen anri9tete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-23
Gin Qadtreitsr lleberfull.

Die i&lintmiten Ra6reiter iinS
aaIomeI, &rotonOI un6 Monpillen.
9ieieIben iiberfaIIen euer 9ett nm
eud Die Rlibe gu rauben. Ni9t 10
nit Or. Sings Gep 2ife 8iIls.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-23
81 8ertouien!

1as R,eee,ihe Gieenibun5 an Der lpeit'
,id,eu 5ten CRAZE. beiiebeno aus einem GEE
raumioen g~BoSnbanS. nit in ben Neieu &c.
ipreuotem seller, Sommesfide, Raudlbans
ulnb gutter 8Hterne ionic audi eroBen Soi'
raim. III au uertnnlen.
Weaen slGberem ipenoe ma ii6 an
an9uf Meper,
Sermann, NO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-23
&eue Gn5eigen.
gu 8ertaufen.

9i9 oIte TlidiaeI Romriier Sarm, eine
boIbe DieiIe iinIid) BON Der S%taot9reIlae go
Icoen uno beIiehenb aus 106 ader gano,
1T bilia Su pertouien g0egen BEG staperen
penoe man lid, briefIid uoer per 9elepbon'
an,
Ri6aro !. y oet del
Sermann, DO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-23
9tmmer gu permietben.

aimmrr III permiethen, in GiIber's SouIe,
2 Iaobnaiumer I'M 2. Gtod, Der Sd,ule
&C oeniiber; D,ietbe So monailldh
gahere s bel s mm 5iIber
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Rupertoufen

yieueS 0pbnbouS nit 2 Gotten on oef
lpeIfl. 6ten Sirabe oele9eu. gDeseH ndbereS
rpenbe man iidl an
SobuS d NJ ARP
Sermann, glo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-23
CIR kommt /, CT kummt !!
Aalis inr Sic Kranfen
Der beriibmte Geutid) an'erltaTll6e
t1nt 4prtnps-gnktnr.
I'm lubdr gun(t 9Orl, samSta9 Den q @"9' l'V'
,,sitsr spesialHf:in'ssr ssRansln"s "usr SfrS""Ps"
Krausbsiteu bet ,flanner uhS 5raae".

gieisr apepher 5pecialif miro an Ubengenanuten . tnn Yemen
3 rsoeImosioer Seiud1 in unierer Saht MAIDEN. unO 4uen ole pei
linn SnrSnreten. freie Capitalization uub lnterludung uo frele oe'
bonhiuno %oen6hren, uno nur 8ereltuna tIr WteoiSh oersuneHk
mpnn ,hr eudb eniIhlieBt bel tbm IN ar5lthe Sepanoiuna ~ lteVnt
gieier Yuitpr riumt teine 5dae in Sebnroiun9 ce 'oa an9e'''
bar %erideinen. ga SIS ;hr urhsiIbor
,siS mir6 her Roitor . euh ohue Rhdbalt in5en.
9noprt mint oieien uunberbnreu aRarn 81 beiud1en, einerlel lux
tono oSer aft euer aeioen; isu Geutih Amertanila poi spring
9uri pStem mao erube as idu ua ihr Nothi9 baot, uno es tore.
en- minis Inn su beiudben uno es eub Crtateu 81 lpnen. ct pal
mnnherpoIe eleitrtide uuo uroere SuTrum :nte pel9e IGN oelaeiaen
non ss ber Rrorthett su inoen uno 81 turuen, enerlti mie iHH9e
! nieSefbe oeoauert. Siete methe idOn Die p0tInuna au1 @elunouna
onf,eoeben. wuroeu turiri ourt bus NrObe Sertih Anertauine
! ant Snr,nos anrintem melhes ntht letneS @lsden 9at III Oct
8sbano,aao aqe- .ronNhep RI mtbetten.
Ser 8ofinr g3ehnnset 4eber, Sers, Wnesn, 9deren, Rsroen uho
ytvttrooIbe,ten: Ubuet0GutdteI, u urataia. 6DenmaltSu'h M
iphgr Tnun, 1aagtot 8rgnthelt, Settnofen, SrOpf, Sanomurn'
Souhhe,t. iunnns Gnc utbs Auaeu, 8eidlnure uno p1ent oelhr,
j Green ne.toreue gponaGatlrtt uao @neret" ra1til1t &milionen
\ bei ,unoou nnb lEanneru in litleceu alter u. !. 10.
Ser Dpttpr helt p0nttu Brune. S%amorbloeu oseaHotlt eoenIaus
i Trfp1 tt,anthelteu ut Uauuetn uo 6rauen. &rlnpt uot6usS
II ,rei,e Sane ,pehe 6urt aen6hnId1eW tetbeoen rilt 9enettI perOeh
/ turnten
] 8e1fshit es ntht he, ihm uursuiprehen.
\ SHce i'm Bbtle 0ouie SOtet. ermnnn. RO
! $antaae bcn Z. AHe
4 5tunbeu ppm 9 biz II SOrmittcas.
y 5 Nndmtta8S,
y Z $3.50 Rabts.
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DR.. II. A. {. PoppenhuSeT
ArIt nno &ualarit
$ E M q n II, ID o.
gu u%ertauien.

gu oertaufen.
nos iriibere Sedmarm'id;e ~g9OhnhauS unn
2 yp,icn on Der ipeIt .. Strobe.
gidberep bel
5rI. 6 mmu 5ilber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-23
Blu @ertauien.

Sin gutter c%iuipdnncr Sormposen, Iofuie
aud elm einIpdmar @eidirr.
9ladSuIra9en bel
Geo. MueHer, g,
Sdliefer'S 9rand1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-23
The Travelling Public

recognize the digestant qualities of a high-grade beer while eating and
as an invigorant when travel weary.
On the dining cars of America more
The Florida star., 1909-10-15

ed Sullivan" by the railroad men,
strutted In front OF Pinchot's former
home, now a saloon and restaurant.
and crowed Justify a half dozen times.
The photographer caught it as it was
about to attack a dog FIVE times its
size and weight.
Pinchot. who trained the chicken.
now seven years old, went to the
northwest from Massachusetts during
the first rush to the California coast.
Becoming separated from his party. be
lost his way in the dense forest near
what is now the town Of st. Joe. Ida.
thirty-three miles east Of which he
settled and lived in the woods with
only wild things as companions.
The largest ball Of string in the
world is owned by Mrs. Amos E. Clea-
yer of Reading. Pa. who has been
winding string into a ball day after
day for eighteen years until now It
weighs twenty-six pounds and has
circumference Of fOrty-nine inches.
This ball had as its beginning a tiny
empty medicine bottle. around which
The Florida star., 1909-10-15
A CRITICAL MOMENT.
How President Taft Made Good on His
Visit TO Utah.

How President Taft Made Good on His
Visit to Utah.
II Utah ever doubted that the nation
had Il chief executive who could play
golf. then thar doubt has been dis
PEELED. In fact. President Taft Gov
cred himself with glory at Salt Lake
City recently. Here Is the story IA
story TO thrill every golfer in the land /:
Lured to the Country club links by
an artful reception committee. be- was
impOrtuned TO show his golting form
A crowd on tiptoe burned to see pres
ident Of the United States stripped for
his favOrite sport and taking pOstureS
Of mighty execution. Mr.. Taft demur-
red, for even professionals are nervous.
and he Ii only distinguished amateur
whose victories are magnitied into SUI
perlative performance. However. in
response to many solicitations he
agreed to drive one ball from the first
tee. Removing his frock coat. he So
lected a we'll balanced club with an
ample head and squared himself ia
the breathless silence.
As everybody knows. it is an unpar
donable offense to cough or whisper
The Florida star., 1909-10-15
The Great
Waterway Meeting

deep waterway Is feasible. The peo-
pie OF the state OF Illinois have adopt
ed a constitutional amendment provid-
ing for bond issue OF so. O.OOO, 600. the
money 70 be spent In constructing the
deep waterway southwark from Joliet.
A bill introduced by United States
Representative Richard Bartholdt of
Missouri Is now pending In congress
providing for the issue by the United
States government Of bonds to the
amount OF 100000, 900. the money to
be spent In constructing this deep wa
terway from the lakes to the gulf and
other meritorious projected river i'm
provements. II Is intended to ask the
Sixty-6rst congress to pass a bill pro-
viding definitely that the United States
government undertake the construc-
don Of the deep waterway from the
point where the Illinois work will end
to the gulf of Mexico.
The Lakes to the Gulf Deep Water
way association was organized in 1906
by the people OF the Mississippi valley.
who sent 1,1O0 delegates to the con-
vention In st. Louis. The next con-
vention was held In 1907 in Memphis
President Roosevelt came to ST. Louis
and went down the river as the guest
Of this association to Memphis. max
ing an address. to the convention.
The third convention Of the associa-
ton was held In Chicago in 1908 with
3,517 delegates. President Taft and
Mr.. Bryan made addresses. President
Taft said in his address, my own
judgment is that every great improve
ment, like that Of the lakes to the gulf
channel, like that Of the Ohio river,
like that OF the Missouri river. like the
Atlantic seaboard inland waterways,
should be treated by itself as one
great enterprise, just as we have treat
ed the Panama canal. and that provi-
sion should be made by bonds or 9TH
erwise for the setting aside of fund
sufficient to complete 1t as rapidly as
possible"
There are thousands of miles of navi-
gable rivers IN the Mississippi water
shed. No other equal area on the globe
is so well supplied with streams which
could by an intelligent expenditure Of
money be utilized to meet modern de-
mands in transportation. The large
sums Of money which in the past third
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eTEAhBOAT LANDING, NKW ORLEANS
Of a century France and Germany have
been expending in dredging their riv-
ers and In building canals show the
value which they place upon water
communication. AS except In military
and naval outlay those governments
seldom spend a dollar unless they can
see a financial return from II. 1t Is to
be presumed that they have profited
in a business way from their invest
ment OF money in river improvement.
The construction Of the Manchester
canal has made that city the center Of
Industrial development and the second
port Of Great Britain. the improve
ment Of the Clyde river has made
Glasgow one Of the greatest CONNER
cial ports In the world. and the Amster-
dam canal Is credited with being the
chief cause Of the prosperity Of that
city.
Manifestly the growth Of population
and the expansion and the diversified
tion OF the industries will eventually
bring such a pressure Of traffic upon
transportation facilities as will compel
the United States government to do
for it's navigablP streams all over the
country what Germany and France
have done and are doing for theirs.
The delegates are chosen TO the
Lakes to the Gulf Deep Waterway con-
vention as follows: One member is to
be appointed by the governor from
each congressional district In states
represented In this association: one
member is appointed by the mayor
from each city having a population OF
1000 and less than $500: two members
are appointed by the mayor from each
city having a population OF $500 and
less than 5000; three members are ap-
pointed by the mayor from each city
having a population Of 5000 and less
than 10000; Eve members are appoint
ed by the mayor from each city hay.
ing a population Of 10000 and less
than 10000; ten members are appoint
ed by the mayor from each city having
a population OF 10000 and less than
$4,000: twenty members are appointed
by the mayor from each city having
Donulation Of 500O0 and less than 100.-
900: thirty members ure anpo!ntcd ~
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TALK ABOUTloUR finds is said TO be
MAN BIRDS" str,pc,., .bon a-or
Michigan. too. has team fhat should
give good account Of itself IN
scrimmage with the pigskin. and both
Indian and Northwestern are very np
timistic. their teams showing up well
IN practice so far. Although Chicacn
has lost FIVE Of hrr last years players.
other good ones have been secured go
take their places. The Army 1nd
Navy teams are expected to be- up 9,
their usual strength
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.AHoA sANDEHs Gulf Deep Water
OiSiANA. way association
VIII De held on Oct. 81 and Nov. 1
snd :. and the Crescent City on this
occasion will entertain more promi.
hHnt men than ever before In her his
tory.
here will be- present at this con-
N"ntion To help the good work along
h"tables fruln every part OF the cOun-
Try and mauy frnm abroad. In uddi.
lion to the natiOD's chief executive.
there will attend Vice President Sher-
man. Speaker Cannot. several cabinet
GERS, over 2OO congressman. seventy
nve United States senators aud about
thirty governors OF states. besides sew
eral foreign ministers and their aids
and over 1000 delegates. A monster
heet will be In the harbor. including
many warships. and the entire city will
be lavishly decorated in honor Of the
visit Of the president and the water
ways meeting.
An interesting feature Of this affair
will be the start from st. Louis for
New Orleans on Oct. 25. The presI-
dent will leave the Mound City on that
date on the steamer Mississippi as
guest Of the Lakes to the Gulf Deep
Waterway association. and there will
accompany him down the river to New
Orleans a 1otilla Of steamers carrying
most Of the notables going to the con.
vention.
The passenger boats will be escorted
down the Mississippi by q fleet Of
United States torpedo boats, and en-
route many other steamers will fall
IN line. At every town and city at
which the heet stops commercial bodies
have arranged to. entertain the guests.
President Taft will make many
speeches on the way south, sometimes
from the boat, sometimes on an i'm.
provised platform on the levee and
at other times In public halls or on
plaZas.
At many points extensive prepara
lions are being made for the entertain.
ment Of the party. Governor Deneen
OF Illinois has ordered six batteries Of
the state militia to report at Cairo to
salute the president with twenty -one
guns. The batteries will be placed on
barges In the river. and as soon as
the feet heaves in sight the salute will
begin. Three companies Of state mill
tia will be lined up on the river bank
to escort the president uptown. where
he will make an address.
At New Orleans President Taft will
be the principal speaker of the cOn-
vention. His address will be made al
2:30 In the afternoon on the opening
day. Vice President Sherman will
speak on the second day and Speaker
Cannon on the last afternoon. The
convention will not only present a bril-
liant ensemble. but it will. also be thr
most effective in Its expression of the