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Arizona republican., 1909-11-22
7 MESA DEPARTMENT @ sooMss

carried off the high jump. feet and
 inch and Pomeroy won the low hur- dies. to the joy of the Mesa contingent with record of g seconds. The high hurdles went to Tempe with a record of 26 1-5. and Tempe took the relay race. There is talk of return match
 being held in Mesa in the near future.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-22
DROVE TO PHOENIX.

Mrs. J. ID. Robertson and daughter drove over to Phoenix Saturday morn ing returning in the evening.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1909-05-05

Governor PeneWill has a great re-
sponsibility to perform in naming the
new Judiciary which will go on the
bench in June but there is reason to
believe that he will make good Sc
lection. He is prevented from getting
the very best men on account of the
low salaries attached to the Office of
judge and in this respect Governor
Pennewill is in no way to blame. If
they refuse he must make the next
best choice. The list however, will
be forthcoming soon and we have no
fears but that they will be we'll
selected.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1909-05-05
New Dresses

We believe our stock of one
piece costumes, judged by
correct styles, perfect work.
manship variety and fairness
OF price, will compare favorably
with any line that can be seen
anywhere. Every model shown
here is new this season and
style positively confined to us
in this market. Full range OF
sizes in the following fabrics,
in white and colors.
Batiste, ST. so TO SIS 90.
Linen, $500 and 600.
All Linen, $40, SI2, SIS, SIS.
Messaline, $40, $25, $50, SIS.
Foulards, SI2, SIS, $40, $22, SIS
Pongee, $25'
Natural Shantung, SIS and SIS
English Repp, $40.
Our stock of Tailor-made Liner
Suits is equally as large.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1909-05-05
The Facetious suburbanite.

The second story man had climbed
into the front window Of the facetious
suburbanite's villa and was engaged
in rifiing the latter's pockets Of such
random possessions as were to be
found therein.
"Ah, good evening, my friend" said
the facetiOus suburbanite from the
depths of his bedclothes. aren't you
working overtime?"
''We can't help it in our business.
governor" replied the burglar I'VE
amt got no reg'larly organized hours
Of work. It's to do while you can
with us, day and night"
THAT'S a shame" said the faretious
suburbanite. You ought to get to.
gether and form a burglars union for
your own protection"
eve amt 4 trade" retorted the bur
glar scornfully. Were an Industry"
"Then you should be Incorporated
into the steal trust" said the faretiouq
G:lburbanitC
WhereupOn the midnight marauder
laughed so long and loud that he was
overheard b. the policeman on the
corner who recognizing the laugh. i'm.
mediately fed to a place Of safety
Judge.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1909-05-05
K2TZ2z06Q
~ CO.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
WOmen'S
Top Coats

There are many occasions
when a Top Coat of some sort
is indispensable to a woman's
wardrobe. This applies par
ticularly to this year, as so
many one-piece dresses are
being worn. Recognizing this
fact, we prepared largely on
these garments, so that now
we are able to show you large
variety in many cloths.
White Linen, $3.50, sos
and So 90.
Natural Linen, So 90.
Japanese Natural Shantung,
SI8 and $40.
Natural Color Pongee, SIP,
SIS, SIS and $40.
Black Taffeta, Si2, SIS, SI8
$50 and SIS.
English Tweeds, $r2 and
SIS,
Long Serge Coats in Navy,
cream and chamagne color, at
SI8 and $40.
Rubberized Silk Coats, SI8
and $40.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1909-05-05

Council seems no nearer to a selec-
ton of a street material for Main
street than at first. 1t is now some
what narrowed down to a choice be-
tween Amiesitite' and vitrified
brick" Of the former we know COM
paratively little about as the patent
road material has only been in ex:s-
tence about five years. We do know
that the experience with vitrifed brick
has given satisfaction in a great
number of cities for great number
of years and is more popular today
than ever because it is permanent.
1t is true construction of "Amies-
site" may be done at about half the
cost but true economy is in permanent
work and nothing has yet been dis
covered that will beat vitrifed brick
as a durable and permanent road ma.
terial. Better leave off experimenting
with patent road materials and stick
to the old reliable.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1909-05-05
Communicated
MOTHERS DAY
work

Next Sunday will be celebrated by
thousands as Mothers Day. Every
man, woman and child should wear
a white flower-the emblem of puri-
ty and fidelity-in honor of the best
mother who ever lived-your own.
Life is the most precious possession
of any human being and every mortal
owes their life to their mother.
Then show your appreciation by writ
ing letter to her, wearing a white
flower, decorating her grave orgiving
a word of appreciation in payment
of this greatest obligation. We
honor our soldier heroes who gave
their lives for their country. Those
heroes had some hope of personal
ga n-they sacrificed their life for
their country, and knew their country
would remember. But the mother s
sacrifice is without the suggestion of
selfishness. She fights her battles
alone. No martial music fills the
air when she is taken to the "white
city of the dead" Mothers Day
this year should be observed as never
before in all the history of the ma
tion. The following are four features
of this sacred memorial day. 4"
First-There is the object "To honor
the best mother who ever lived
your own. Second-There is the
tribute: Lowing remembrances of
your mother or her memory through
some act of kindness, if she be liv-
ing. or by some act evidencing your
appreciation of what she did for you,
if she has been called to the "Great
Beyond. Thiri-The floral badge
A white flower Gle emblem of puri-
ty and fidelity)to be worn through
the day. Fourth-Public observance
-: The holding of appropriate ex-
ercises or the preaching of special
sermons. 1t is day for every creed,
class and country-a day for the in
dividual. On Sunday next, don't for.
get to wear a white flower in honor
of the most faithful friend you ever
had or ever will have your mother.
T. S. S., Smyrna, Del. May 8, 1909.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1909-05-05
DOVER CHURCH CASE HEARD
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE

contention that the last clause of the
deed of Martha Altman vitiates the
earlier clause of her deed, which
states that ministers or preachers of
an annual or general conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church shall
be allowed to preach and expound
Gods word therein. The later clauses
give the trustees the congregation
claimed, practically unlimited power
to SELF the church for debt, and the
lawyers finally built their hopes on
the following final grant: "And par
ticularly with power to grant, convey,
mortgage and sell the same to secure
or repay any sums advanced or ex-
pended in payment of the purchase
money or in the building of said house
or place of worhip." 1t is not known
when the decision of Chancellor
Nicholson will be given. He will &c
out Of Office in five weeks, but NAV
decide before that time.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1909-05-05

ing. Begin early to agitate and keep
on agitating. If we as a town show
the right pluck and spirit, we may
find an appropriation coming our way
at the next regular session of Con-
gress. There is every reason to be-
lieve that Senators DUPONT and Rich
ardson and Representative Head will
do all they can for US and they will
do it if we show them we really
want it.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1909-05-05

Perhaps the most remarkable thing,
to the mind of the student of our pol
itical history, about the tariff max
ing of this year 1909, is the total
disappearance of the man whose free
trade creed was his religion and who
was probably the most detached and
sublimated type of doctrinaire the
world has ever prodced. On the other
hand, there is to be noted almost as
complete a disappearance of that
mystical and fanatical protectiOnlst
whose metaphysics W s as reconcile
and battling as the syllogisms of the
free traders were obvious and infan-
tile. The kind of literature once
circulated with zeal by the New York
Free-Trade Club is as extinct as the
dodo. On the other hand, the writ
ings of some of the masters of the a
priori school of protectionist vision
aries nurtured in Pennsylvania, be-
long properly with the dissertations
of the medieval schoolmen. Neither
of these outputs of writing and speak
ing had any sane bearing upon
craftsmanship, and very little upon
economics. The one was an exercise
in logic and the other an exercise in
metaphysics. In former tariff periods,
the real fight was not carried on by
these doctrinaires and dervishes and
fanatics. This real fight was a very
concrete affair, and it was carried on
by the so-called "interests. The
wool men then as now knew what they
were after, and so did the iron and
steel men. Cotton wanted to get to
the European markets as easily as
possible, and wanted to bring back
commodities without paying duty.
Louisiana wanted sugar protected, and
cared for nothing else. Florida and
California in due time became inter-
ested in looking after fruit. Men
from Missouri arose and learned how
to lOg-roll on behalf of lead and
zinc, and they are still at it. Mes
srs. Elkins and Scott knew what West
Virginia wanted, and why; and Hale,
of Maine, then as now, was first and
longest at the trough. These practi.
cal people. who knew what they were
after, never let their clear-mindec
selfishness come under the dimmine
loud of doctrinaire illusions From
"The Progress of the World" il
the American Review of Reviews fol
May.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1909-05-05

There is no disputing the fact that
the scraping of the mud and dirt off of
macadam Commerce street makes a big
improvement while at the same time
it shows up the defects in the road.
If Town Council would give this
stretch of macadam roadbed some at
tention and see to it that it is syste-
matically cleaned, it would be a vast
improvement over the condition it has
been in the past winter and would
make walking and driving more en-
joyable. The street cleaning inaugu.
ration is timely. Keep up thegooc
work.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1909-05-05

.rN5Y1'WU, 'DeI.,
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY 5ih, 1909
uded by Robert D. Hofecker July s. 1854
Editor and Proprietor until February 10, 1907
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1909-05-05
a0RT D aoFFEcKER,
Editor and Business Manager.

ADVERTISEME NTS-THE SMYRNA TINES is the
business medium not only for the town it rep
resents. but for the outlying district of which I
iS.the centre, embracing the towns of Clayton,
Kenton, CheswOld, LeipSic, sc. A rate of so
cents an inch for first insertion and % cents
for each subsequent insertion will be charged
or transient advertising. Locals and Reading
Notices, 10 cents per lineiper issue. A speea
discount on all semi-snnusl and yearly adver
tisements
Observation-Disclosures per annum. Il
paid strictly in advance s1OO. No paper is
discontinued until all arrears are paid up
except at the option of the publishers.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1909-05-05

To build up run down" horse
quickly, prevent Collie and keep the
animal in good appetite, use Fair
fields Blood tonic for Horses only.
1t purifies the blood, regulates the
bowels and exterminates worms.
Sold under guarantee by the Clayton
Enterprise Company, Clayton, Del.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1909-05-05

bE SMYRNA TIMES is published al Smyrna
bel, every Wednesday afternoon.
fHE TIMES is an independent paper devoted to
the welfare of the town it represents and the
State OF which it is part. 1t also gives the
tens OF importance of the Eastern Shore of
II l-viand.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1909-05-05

We hear of no other organizations
falling in line and going on record in
favor Of a Federal Building for
Smyrna. Come let us be up and do
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1909-05-05
New NeCkWear

Hundreds OF styles of Dainty
Neckwear Fixings are shown,
any one of which will cost you
a most modest outlay.
Large showing of Dutch
Collars Jabots, Rabats, Stocks,
Four-in-hands, Null Tee,
Windsors, Plain and Laun-
dried Collars. Prices range
from 25c upward.
Large showing OF Real Irish
Crochet Neckwear at soc to
$3.50.
Attention is called to the
following complete lines:
Tailor-made Suits,
Separate Waists,
Special values in Hosiery,
Kid Gloves, Fabric Gloves,
Ribbons, Shell Goods, Notious
and small wares.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1909-05-05

OFFECE:-Next Door to the Fruit Growers
'stiGnal Bank.
Telephone, No. 10.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-18
Clifford &nrrelmcper,
eiu 1~7.jGbriser, I'M Gbcnct sefanscn

~8as @ott 5%uiommen fiiet ioll
Der @enid nift i9eioen," iagt oas
CUTE Bud, aber es giebt @bebiinbe.
niiie bel pel6em einem uroentlif
Die Sano JUDI in benz 8erIangen
Dem 9ratitpaor nit Iammt Dem Der
Die Srauung pollaiebt, cine tii6tige
Sra9t Briigel Su perabrei6en.
Ole gbeleiite au9uit aurreImep-
er 0abier puroen lebte ISOLDE in
ni9t geringe %gufregung gelest als
ibncn &aniaS gitp 3eitungen 3Ige.
I6ift Dlroen nelfe iiber cine len.
~iationelle Sroiriir1g opii9en Clifford
SurrelmeDer, BON Sermanit, uno
SRI. Cora q. Sreitag, BON 8uuce.
ton, beri6teten. Ius Sur6t, Dab
elm auriidgepieiener gerebrer Oie
Srauung itoren werbe IieB 6as jul.
genoIi9e 8aar iid auf einen Sam.
pier in Der Mitte bes' MiIIouri. SIlli.
les bel &anios Gitp burf einen ge.
fallisen Sreoiger tralien. Die Srei.
tag iagte, bob iie einem iungen
Manne in gunceton peripro6en ba.
be, ibn 5i beiratben, bob lie aber
ibren CHM artoerte uiio nun fiird).
tete, eriperbc Die 3eremonie it0ren.
Ser SrGiitigam lit II unO Die
8rout 10 Sabre alt, uno iinb @e.
ifpiiterfinoer.
sSrau &urrelmeper begab iid Gn.
fangs Der ISOLDE nod Glasgow Inn
ibren Sohn gu bolen, bod fam Die
iinerlpiinidte S6miegertohter, mel.
DIE iid nift abi9iitteIn IieB. audi
nit. Srau &urreImeDer miro idon
bafiir iorgen DAB Dos, iutge gbepaar
tpGbreno ser Slittertpoden i'm GI-
ternbeim ntdt olif &oien gebettet lit.
~ltebsrtrifft alles Saseueiene.
gIs elm burHtpee it~drfenoes glb-
fiibrungs. un6 @eiunobeitaufbauen.
oes RitteI fommert feline anoeren
BieQn 9r. Sings Stem 2ife Biaen
ben Rasen, 2eber utb Die Meren,
reinigen 6as @Iut, itdrfe,t bic Ser.
ben; tlriren &opftueb, Sduttelfieber
unb Molaria. 8robirt ite. % Gents
BET @aIfer Bros.
Monnirf ditf hos &eru1orier .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-18
Die anstuanoernns ans ben Ser.
einigten Staaten mad Gamaba.

9ur6 Die caunoii6e @inmanoer.
ungsltotiItit miro auf Die 8eridieb.
llng, Die ii6 in Der 9epolferuna ser
S%ereinigten Staaten ooll3iebt, est
Invertebrates Streiflidt aeporfea,
8dbreno in unieren pi6ti9iten Sa.
tenltaoten fortgeIeSt cine Itarte Sin.
t%panoernng lanoet, poll5iebt iif, aif
urleren uoromeitli6en 9abnen gIeid
6eitig cine itarfe gllsipanoeruno mad.
Dem benahbarten Canada. 8Gb.
emo bort in ben am 81. MGra al gn
De gebenben 5Dolf Monaten Die Sin.
fpanoerung aus europa einen &iid.
gang I'M 117,081 erfabren bate,
mar I'M gleiden 3ettrai1m Die Gin.
Fmdloerung aus Den Ser. Staaten
Die itGrfIte, Die bort in einem Sabre
angelangt mar. sic betrue 159,.
S32; man bere9net, oaB iie gegen
60 Wfillionen Collars in @eIo uno
effeften NIT ii6 bratte. Sn gatl.
aba baben ith Iei6t erreebare sc.
miitber oariiber bereits itarf e6aui.
firt. 9ieie einpanoerrng aus Den
Ser. Staaten ridtet ii6 fat aus
idlieBli6 nad ben peitli9en &beil.
Ell Ganabas: mad alberta, Sasfat.
i@eipan uno b%eIonoers nod 8ritii9
Columbia. ganaoii6e aIarmiiten
otn 2dnoern Deroen BEL Der bel ii.
men b~eiteben0en Sntereiiengemein.
idaft itets lei6t ourf frieoli6e Ser.
itdn6iglng beieitigt ueroen tOnneu.
Cine before ginmanberitng, als Die
aus ben 8ereinigten Staaten mad
CANADA, bat nod fem 2ano gebnbt.
Gin 9arafterhtiides 3eiden Der 3eit
lit, oaB iie gum perbdltniBmGBie gro.
Bten &beil aus Den 8robibitionsitaa.
ten Soma uno 8anias fommt. Bon
Der Uts.leIigfeit allo, peI6e ole
Srobibitioniiten perbeiBen baber,
Iheint man in ienen beioen Staaten
big ouf 8eiteres nod nifts au Der.
ipiiren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-18

-Serr uro Srau S. Nartin
&lirj, BON @tlnb, marett geitern bier.
Die 0amen Der &ebeffa Soae
bielten am s. sunni @e6Gdtnibfeier
ibrer oeriitorbenen 9oseni6peitern,
uno i6miiften oeren 8raber nit
Slumen.
SEER @m. &ud, bon ct. 2ouis
befinoet ii9 ieit geitern an Der lip.
per Sirit Greet bel ieinen Serpano.
ten Der 6amilie Sermann 2omte,
5u geiud).
-Serr Seter Ganuier, BON Sui.
ton, ma oieip ISOLDE bel ieinen 9ru.
Der Gbriit. 9anuier an Der 2ittle
gerglr 81 9eiuf uilb begab iif ee.
tern nah Berger I'M audi 90 Be
iude ab5uitatten.
-5rau Sillilts 8raf febrte am
Wtittpod BON einem S.tGgigen gtlif.
entbaIt in HbineImnO 5uriid. mo i'm
9eim ibres Sobnes Or. Sltlius s.
8raf Oieier Gage Elm al~lerliebiteS
Sodterden eingetroifen lit.
-6rau grnit @aebler, cine Der
lGngiten bier anidBigen 8enobner-
innen mierer Staot unb mtmittebar.
rem lmgegenb, feierte am 9ienitag
ibren 70. @eburtstag, begliidmiini6t
bon Den lieben angeborigen in0
Nadborn rno 6reunOen. Moge
Srau @oebler ibr @iegenfeit nod
redt oft rmter dbnlid giinltigen Ser.
baltniiien begeben oiirfen.
2ooel Steam Gaunbrg.
.. Sc. 9aIowin, sI9ent.
8bite Souie, Sermann, DO,
@ritflaiiise arbeit Sugeii9ert.
3peimaliger @di6eoerianot mod.
entlid, Iontag II. 9ienstag, nno
Sonnerstag nno Samstag returnirt.
8ir bolen uno liefern Die @aide
oh. Gel. 80.
-8rauben in 8poming fiibrt
Die 8esierung mddtise &~eierpoirs
auf uelde CUR 8~erieBellng BON
100000 gder oiirren 2anoes oienen
ioIlen, Cine eroBe an5abl arbeiter
lit oa beidaftigt, oarunter ELM Ser.
manner Sunee, Sans 9immeI, mel.
der Gbef Der Speiieabtbeilung lit.
8ieIe Sermmner Sungens in Der
Sremoe baben 8erantiportlide Stel.
len inne.
Der in Mc8ittrid pobnenoe II,
alld) in bitii9en &reiien gut befannte
8oufmann Iuguit S6nell lit nod
mebrnunatli6er 8ranfbeit porge.
itern i'm ct. Coulter SospitaI i'm gI
ter BON As Sahren %geitorben. @r
bintcrlaBt Sralt uil6 elm &ino, einen
Sobn, Sral Gbriit. gberlin BON bier
lit ictne S6lpeiter. gr mar Mlit-
glieb Ger bieii0elt 8ptbiasritter SO.
&c melde beute Dem 9~egrGbnib bel.
Wobnen lpirh.
--@eora uno Itbur Sieoler, bon
8anios Gitp, aanias, iparen Gin.
fangs Der ISOLDE bier bel ibren @l-
tern Den Gheleriten 9rtsfa Sieoler 81
8eiud). @eorg nerridtet Sfficear-
belt fir einc neutrality-suspicious.,
artbur lit nit ieinem 9riloer Sobn
inn 9ddergeldGft etabIirt, uno baben
allie elm gutes Iustommen. Irtbur
bat nebetbci tudbreno Der lebten 2
Sabre I'M Genital College 3abnGr5t.
liGc Stltoien genlodlt mo miro IN
2 Sabren oils 3abnar5t thdti9 iein.
Sleib unS letter @ille rdltmen je0es
SinoerniB ans bent @ege.,
3ptis!
So. 6. 8rinfmarr, Der llbrma1er
mo Suipelier giebt Elm 8amen. ober
| Serren gol0enen Hin9 I'M 8ertbe
bon So Der Berlon tpelGe 5tptlben
Dem /. SUM uno /. Sftober tbm Die
6lteite Gai9en. ODER 8anoubr sur
&eperatur bringt. 9ieielbe muB ie.
ood in iol9 einen 3nitano iein oaB
lie reperaturidbie un0 fiir meni9er
nls So reparirt neroen fam.
9ls apetter Sreis lit cine Da'
uten. ODER Serreu llbrfette aisge-
iest.
%. 6. 8rinfmatn,
11h,tn.Sofa 0pn1p0pr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-18
-8m &omeiier, bon 8iion, aan,
iag, mar oieie @ode bier.

-Bm. Homeiier, bon 9iion, &att-
ias, mar oieie 8ode bier.
-@bas. s. ameling, Sirit Greet,
mar Nontag in Morriion.
-Srml 8atie &ebsomen mar gn.
fangs Der 8o6e bier bel ibrer Milt.
ter 6rau @milie &fautscb 81 9eiltb.
--5rau ". s. 9onabue, BON
8ooneoilIe, lit bier bel ibren @ltern
Capt. German 5u 8eiud.
-Serr unb 6ralt Srit Sleii6,
bon fredericksburg, fparen Soniltag
bier.
--Grau Conn Senneberger, bon
Ntorriion mar SOnntag Ii. Moutog
bier.
-Spredt Dor bel SrroI II. &ief
iDerm ibr See Cream, @anoD n6er
S6reibmatertalen piiniht.
-6rou auguit 9iermann un6
Srau grnit 8lrbfuss tparen am 0fitt
mod beiudstueiie in Seem Sapen,
SRI. Cora 9ennett BON SeoaIia
NOR SmlitasllnO Sonntae bier bel
ibrer Sante 5ral MaE 9a6i6ies 5I
Beiu6.
Die Bittpe Srnu Dora &ueoi.
ger mar Samstag utto Sonntag in
Berger bel Der .6anIiIie 2ouis Stt
au 8eiiid.
Die Srls. Ilma uno Margaret
Sdueb, bon Union, paren Nus.
gangs letter ISOLDE bier BEL ibren
eltern uno 6reunoen gu 9eiu6.
Geo. SIetid, Don 2eapenportb,
&anlas, mar oieie ISOLDE mebrere ga
ee bier bel ieinem Batter Gbriit.
6leii9 Su geiud).
-Srau SiIas SuaeI, BON Sem.
pers DILL, mar Samstog rul6 Conn.
tag bier 5u @oite Der 6amilie 8bil.
Doll.
SRI. Sallra Saerber fam Ies.
ten Samstag beiln I'M 3l bIeiben.
Sbre Goiiiine 6ll. SIinoo SSanniId
fam nit ibr gum 9eiut.
-Srau 9. aIIemonn uno Srau
s. g. 8eniel iparen Montaa in Der.
ger BEL Srau 4uguit 9oeger Die am
bieien Gage ibren @eburtstag ~ieierte.
-Srau @arp Sitter meIde nit
ibren &inoern bier lire Mlttter Srau
Gbrtit s. Mteper beiltfte, febrte leb.
ten Samitag na6 Sigeinsbille gu.
rid.
Die Satin oes Serrn &idaro
&linee bon 8asco, Staat 8olbina.
ton, lit nit ibrem ainoe bier bel
ibren Sftpiegerelterr, Den @beleuten
Conrad aIinge gu geiud.
SRI. sIice GieoerbueImrr bon
Seoolia melde bel ibrer Sonte Srnu
9. ". Guild in @asconaoe gu 8eiltd
lit, mar am Mittpo6 bier bel ibrer
Sreunoin Sri. Stella S9utb gu Be
h6.
-aIer. 9aiie bot i'm Sarbcls.
Department oes 8eslepan College Su
8arrentort nod 2.i6brigen Stltntum
iein gramen gemaht mo iein 81.
plom erbalten. @r miro iid) nod
Der 8roBitabt begeben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-18

Sn @r11nbp County eridoB Der
80 Sabre alte Sarmer @atban Oil.
rant mGbrenb zines Streites ieinen
gruber Sranf 9urant. Hatban
ipliroe perbaftet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-18

-SenrD &uegee, bon Scope bat.
te am lesten Samstag bier 5u tbun.
~-Some.mabe 8rGn6D al babeil
bel 9ottlob Sdnes.
-8alter Coll mar Sreitaa un6
Samstag in Berger.
--glfreb Babe BON Berger mar
Samstag bier.
Die @beleiite Sermann 9Iluier,
bon Berger, beiiIdten am Sonntag
beige Sertpanote.
-@ottlieb Siedmanr uno 8bil.
Sdiet, BON Gore, lparen 9ienstng
in Sermanil.
Geo. &raettli bon Gase, mar
oorseitern bier. OR bate es eilig,
er ri6tet iid fir Die nd6Ite ISOLDE
~anfangenoe 8ei5enernte.
Sm Setm Der @beleiite @uItap
@berlin bat ii6 am Iesten Somntog
elm mrnteres 9abp, Elm Mdo6en,
eingeitellt.
Or. @ln. Glarenbad, IrSt i'm
Central Sospital. in ct. 9ouis, NOR
Montae bier betm S9mager 8r.
8ell 81 9eiuh.
50 erlorer II, am leBten Conn.
tag, elm goIoenes armbanb. Der
Sinber miro belobnt pentt err Den
6unb nad Oieier Office bringt,
-Serr uno SrnI Gilbert G5eifin,
non 8oolIam, fparen ausganss LET.
ter @ode bier BEL Srai Sris Said
al 9eiu9,
Die aIte Srau 9apier Saberitod
ipelde felt Dem SOB ibres 8atten
bier bel ibren S6bnen 81 9eiud mar
lit am 9ienstag Dieoer mad 2afds
petite, Snoiona, gereiit.
SRI. Narp gpple mar anfangs
Der ISOLDE in ct. 9ouis nm ibren
frunfen Heffen Sobn gpple, Der
Soo franz oarrieoer liegt, 5l bein.
den.
-Serr uno Srau Sttmar Starf
tparen anfangs Der ISOLDE in ct.
Souis nm 9aupI1ne fir elm @obn.
balis weld)es Serr Start fir lid
5l bauen beabii6tigt, ein5uleben.
90 nun Die 3 Gent Sabrpreiic
auf DER giienbnbn pieoer in Srdit
iino, neroen greuriions5ii9e bon ct.
2ouis aus pobl baIo wieber had
@aibington, Sermann, Rorriion,
.Gbamois unb Sefferion Gin laufen,
SRI. emma 8oopmarln meld)e
in ct. 2ouis Die Sfule beiu6te, Tan
nit ibrer Sdtpeiter Soa nel6e BEL
ibr mebrere Wohen 5t 8eili6 gene
ien, Seim. Irtd oie 6Itere S6we.
iter SRI. goitb, nel6e in ct. 2ouis
beidGftigt, mar Somttag bier.
Die @iiblarbeiter maren oieie
ISOLDE oen @asronooc. 5luB binaui
bis Sefmann's MiH, no iie mebre.
re Gage Dem 8ii6iport nadlginaeu.
Die @eiellidoft beitano aus ben
Serren $. S. 8arrott. 2ouis @olt,
S. Supp, Sobn Reif, g. s. gtelt.
beuier, @baS. Slid m0 i. 0ief.
graefe, oenen elm bisden grbolung
cine @obltbot mar.