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The Florida star., 1909-09-10

Had dyspepsia and indigestion for years.
No appetite, and what did eat distressed me
terribly. Burdock Blood Bitters cured me- "
j. H. Walker, Sunbury, Ohio.
The Florida star., 1909-09-10
ARTICLE VIII

That each and every member Of this AssO-
citation shall place the packing and handling
Of all citrus fruit, and such other produce as
may be handled by this Association. and
grown or controlled by him, her or them,
into this Association, and that this AssOcia-
tiOn shall charge for the packing aud hand
ling of such fruit and produce. such reason
able compensation as the Board Of Directors
Of this Association shall fix and determine.
But, any member of this Association, shall
have the right 10 withdraw his fruit and
The Florida star., 1909-09-10

And each Of said members vf this Opposed
Association, and incOTpOrat0rs who ha- sut-
scribed his name hereto. has paid into th-
Treasury of this corporation. now heiu-
created, the sum Of one Dollar. for member
ship thereof which will entitle each IT them
upon the issuance uf letters patent "a thi-
Association, 70 a membership ia the same and
a certificate Of such membership. upon how
ever such person signing the bylaws 81 saii
or her fruit u said association as provided in
said bylaws.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF Zach of said
incOrpOratOrs and members OF this proposed
Association, has hereuntO subscribed his name
and affixed his seal 10 these Article~ of
Incorporation and Association
The Florida star., 1909-09-10
ARTICLE XI

That the Directors Of this Association shall
have the right and power % charge and collect
from its members, and other fruit vegetable
and produce growers, represented or served
by this Association, such compensation and
remuneration. to be paid 70 said Association
as said Directors may fx and charge for its
services to him, her or them. in the picking
packing, handling, marketing shipping and
selling Of any and all Of the produce. and
material, which this Association is herein
authorized TO handle and market.
The Florida star., 1909-09-10
ARTICLE XIII

That the names and places .of residence ut
the subscribing members and incorp0rator-
to these Articles of Incorporation aud A--"-
citation. are as follows:
The Florida star., 1909-09-10

That the place where the principal business
of said Association is to be transacted is
Minis, County of Brevard. State Of
Florida And the annual meetings of the
members of this Association shall convene at
said place on the first Tuesday in May. of each
and every year. at which time and place its
Directors shall be elected and inducted into
office.
The Florida star., 1909-09-10
The HudSOn=
Fulton m Fete

o event In many years has
awakened 80 much interest In
the east as the coming Hud-
The Florida star., 1909-09-10

Of Florida. have this day voluntarily assOciat-
cd ourselves together for thepurpOse Of form
ing Horticultural corporation and assOcia-
ton under the laws Of the State Of Florida,
providing for the incorporation Of hOrticul-
tural and agricultural non-prOft associations
and corporations, in accordance with this
proposed charter, and-we hereby adopt these
Articles Of Incorporation, which shall become
the charter Of said corporation, upon the Is
suance Of letters patent according 70 law, and
We do hereby certify.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-02-05
Albert Items
By Correspondent

BY Correspondent
A large number attended the
pie social given by the Epw Orth
league at j. S. Winget's.
Little Edith and Ethel Keller
are reported to have been on
the sick list.
The two small children of Mr..
and Mrs. Arnold are said to be
slowly recovering from the meas
les.
DR.. Meckfessel is kept very
busy attending to the sick.
j. P. Gallon is having "a scale
set up on his place.
A large number of friends and
relatives attended the surprise
party given on Mrs. A. B. Will
cult last Monday evening in hon.
or of her birthday.
Mrs. H. G.. Gallon was a visi-
tor at Otis last Tuesday.
Henry Brock returned home
from Oklahoma where he was
married last Thursday.
Mrs. F. L. McCauley is here
from Hoisington visiting her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs, A. B. Will
, cult.
Mr.. .Woolard and Mrs. Cramp-
ton left last Tuesday for Buck
lin, where they will build hous-
es for themselvesh.
! J. W. Adams, purchased the
house in which he has been llv-
ing for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Haas en-
tertained a number of friends
last Sunday.
Quite a number attended the
revival meetings which began
last Sunday.
Mrs. L. A. Dellet and Miss NJ.
Koochel were shopping in Great
Bend last Wednesday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-02-05

Sam Hill was down from Paw.
nee Rock on business Monday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-02-05

to the prison where the death
sentence was carried out, Tor
the penalty for trying to G t
away is the loss of the head.
The horrors of This sla d hav
made me heart-sick, and | shall
leave tomorrow for more pea =
ant places, and hoae to TO G
what | wish | had never seen.
Clarence E. Edwards.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-02-05

Jas. Fenno of Homestead town
ship, was transactng business in
the Bend Monday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-02-05
Real Estate Bargains in Edwards
County.

sec. 2 miles from Kins-
Hey, all in bottom-all 60 d al
falfa land; 200 acres in VIII al i;
10 acres in alfalfa, 45 acr,s CO.. N
land, 60 acres in pasture. NV
. room house, large baln, ga
airy; windmills etc. Fencsed and
cross fenced. 0ne-third OF chop
to purchaser. Possc ssion A e st
l. Price $45 per acre, f50VU-
balance 5 years at Z per cen.
2.-Half sec. 3 miles from Kins-
barn, fair house, grove ard o.ei.-
ley, sandy loan, rolling, good
ard, windmills, granary, etc. $50
acres wheat, 100 acres corn land
70 acres pasture, one-thhd crop
to purchaser. Possession Septem
Der l, price $1,000; half cash
balance 5 years at Z per cent.
3.-160 acres 10 miles south from
Knsley, same distance from Lew.
is. 40 acres in wheat. All goes
40 acres for corn, 80 acres native
grass. Price $4,2OO-$3,OOO cash.
81 200 one year at 7 per cent.
No. AGO acres, 9 miles from
Kinsley south, good smooth land,
ITO acres in wheat, one-haf goes
to purchaser. so acres grass. a.
200 price; $1,000 one year at q
per cent. Balance cash.
No. 5-Half sec. 6 mise from
Kinsley, 3 miles to new Catholic
church; good smooth land, l66
acres in cultivation, fenced and
cross fenced; 100 acres in wheat;
&C acres corn land; balance pas
ture. Wheat all goes to purchas-
er. New Z room, 2 story house,
pantry, bath room, stone cellar,
floored and loft; granary AK
%, 5 bins. Poultry house 16 by
20; machine sheds, coal house,
stone milk house, barn GA x3f,
blacksmith shop, orchard and
shade trees. Immediate possess
ion price $45 per acre, $4,000 cash
800, 5 years at 7 per cent.
No. 6-Half sec. 7 miles from
Kinsley, 4 miles to new Catholic
church-fair improvements, 200
acres in wheat, all goes to pur-
chaser. 30 acres for corn, bal
ance pasture. Immediate pO-
session. Price $40 per acre, S.
600 cash. Balance D years at I
per cent.
No. 7-480 acres 7 miles south
west of Kinsley, 3 miles from OF
ferle. Fair improvements, good,
smooth land, 200 acres in wheat,
one-third goes to purchaser de-
livered at 0fferle. Price $751;
600, half cash. Balance two yrs.
at 7 per cent.
l have many other pieces OF
land that might suit you bet
ter. Write me for what you
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-02-05
Officers Elected

Al d IuCctius VI Tile DOdlu VI
rectors of the Great Bend Anus
ment Company which was helt
Friday night these officers wee
elected: President, has. V
Brinkman; Vice President, R. H
Meade, Legal Advisor, R. Co,
Russell; Secretary Dave Him
rod; Asst Secretary F. NJ. Me.
lnnes; Treasurer, Ed Chapman.
! The president then appointed
the following committees:
Baseball Commute Ed Char'
man, chairman, R. H. Meade, l.
F: Wilson, F. NJ. McInnes and d.
Himrod were the other men,
bers of the committee.
The members. of the commit
tee on other amusements were
Chas. V. Brinkman chairman, R.
C.. Russell and L. F. Wilson
The Publicity Committee is
composed of the following men,
bers, W. L. Townsley, chairman,
W. P. FEEDER, W. G. Strong, E.
W. Seward, C. W. Moore, W.
E. Stoke and E. E. Massie.
The Booster Committee for
the Opera House is composed of
C. V. Brinkman, chairman, R.
C. Russell, J. Lester Cox, E. W.
Moses, O. W. Dawson, A. H. Johr
son, W. L. Townsley, W. P.
FEEDER, f. W Seward, Willis Bo,
linger, Ed S. Marx, Fred Hemker
G.. W. Nimocks, H. NJ. Diffen-
bacher, D. A. Banta, c. A. Hoop
er, Kurt Zutavern, j. F. Lew
is. S. A. Newcombe, L. c. Mill
er and R. H. Meade.
Sam Hill was down from Paw
nee Rock on business Monday.
Jas. Fenno of Homestead town
ship, was transactng business in
the Bend Monday.
Miss Sarah Hammond has re-
turned from a visit with rela-
tivse at Hoisington.
Charles Frazier entertained a
number of guests Saturday even
ing in honor of Prof. and Mrs.
James Freer of Hoisington. An
elegant luncheon was served, var
ious games were played and a
very pleasant evening enjoyed.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-02-05
To Contractors and Builders

To Contractors and Builders
l have purchased the Fank-
hauser sand business and can fu
nish you with sand in any guam
tity.
]. K. Younkin,
Phone At AL, West Of Convent.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-02-05

Mr.. and Mrs. George Starr re-
turned MONDAY from Bushton al
ter attending the funeral of N
G. Jung, father of Mrs. Starr.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-02-05

Miss Fay Gwinn left Sunday
for Baldwin, where she will at
tend the Baker university.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-02-05

Fred Dumkow was in from
west Clarence township Monday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-02-05

Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelley, Of
Pawnee county, visited with Mr..
and Mrs. l. N. Wilhide and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Walker Saturday
and Sunday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-02-05

Miss Sarah Hammond has re-
turned from a visit with rela-
tivse at Hoisington.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-10-23

Nations" is the title of pamphlet of
sermons and addresses delivered on
various occasions and in many sections
OF the United States by the Rev. j. J.
Durham, A. NJ. Rev. Mr.. Durham,
who ranks with the leading men of the
race as an orator and scholar, is pastor
Of the Friendship Baptist church.
Aiken, S. c. He is a graduate of Fisk
university and also of the Meharry
Medical college at Nashville. Tenn
When the late President William Nc
kinley visited Savannah. Ga. 10 the
spring of 1901 the Afro American citl-
zens selected the Rev. Mr.. Durham to
deliver the welcome address to the
president on their behalf. At the con-
clnsion Of the speech the president took
Mr.. Durham by the hand and said.
THAT was one of the most beautiful
and eloquent addresses | ever beard"
Rev. Mr.. Durham is expected north on
Oct. p. and the citizens of Brooklyn,
where he has many friends. may have
the good fortune of bearing him speak
at some public function. As captain
and chaplain OF the First battalion In.
fantry of Georgia state troops be won
wide fame on account of his sound and
patriotic ntterances on questions of
public policy.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-10-23
Jealous Young
Pastor Honored
Members of Shiloh Baptist Church Cello.
brate Seventh Anniversary and Tender
Grand Reception to the Rev. ". ".
Allen. Whohas Done Great Work Among
Ibem-DIstineulshed Churchmen.
By f. F. JOHNSON.

Probably no minister In Baltimore
has made greater progress In church
building during the past seven years
than has the Rev. W. ". Allen. pastor
OF the Shiloh Baptist church. This
young minister was converted at the
age Of fourteen under. the ministra-
tons Of Rev. A. W. lvey. pastor Of
Springfield Baptist church. Halifax
county. N. C. He at once became an
active church worker.
After laboring in Richmond, Va, and
Washington the Rev. Mr.. Allen went
to Baltimore and Joined the Psalmist
Baptist church. Of which Rev. Junius
Gray Is pastor He was soon elected
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-10-23

superintendent of the Sunday school
and member Of the board of deacons
of that church.
Rev. Mr.. Allen was ordained in 1902
With few devoted men and women
church property at George street and
Clinton avenue was purchased eight
cen months ago. The church has been
remodpled at cost of Sl.GjO.
Realizing that a minister should be
educated as well as consecrated and
despite his arduous pastoral labors,
Rev. Mr.. Allen entered the Clayton
Williams university at Baltimore.
where he was graduated year ago.
From Oct. ! to the 18th the seventh
anniversary Of the church was cele-
brated. Pastors of other churches and
prominent citizens participated in the
exercises each night. Unstnted trib-
ntes were given by the speakers to the
pastor for the successful work which
he has accomplished in so short time.
The festivities came to close on
Monday. the 18th. with great recep-
tlon In which this popular Young min,
lister was hailed on every hand as u
great worker in Israel.
Pastor Allen was honored month
ago by being chosen president Of the
Baptist Ministerial union Of Baltimore
and vicinity.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-10-23
Westminster County Politics.

The Afro-American voters of West
chester county. n. T.. are taking a
lively interest iD political affairs now
adays. At the recent meeting of the
county Negro Republican league.
which was held at New Rochelle.
Roscoe C. Simmons was elected presi-
dent, ". l.. Ryerson vice president
and Samuel J. Davis secretary
Speeches were made by the Hons
Henry Scherp and Receiver of Taxes
John O'Brien. Resolutions were adopt.
ed indorsing candidates for both city
and county officers Over 200 voters
were present from different sections of
the county.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-10-23
No Kick IL Law Is Applied Fairly.

The Afro Americans of Maryland
have no objection to constitutional
amendment providing for aD educa-
tional or property qualification provid-
ed 1t applies TO all. white and black
alike. The Massachusetts law is good
enough for us. By all means let US
have It. But we do not want any jug
handle law. II the law Is applied
equally to all we will have no kick
coming. Afro merican Ledger
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-10-23
Three Cornered Color Line Fiqht.

Out In Aiarshfeld. Ore. the school
authorities have drawn the color line
against Afro Americans and orientals
The result of this rank and uncalled
for color discrimination SO far is that
only one pupil is in attendance, the
little son Of Cow Why, Chinese mer-
chant. There are large number Of
Afro-Americans in the town. but they
seriously object to their children being
classified with orientals and insist upon
sending them to the regular school.
The situation is complicated. to say
the least. It's n three cornered-white,
brown and colored-fight, with no ref.
cree
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-10-23
Higher Education Needed In Alabama

Higher Education Needed In Alabama.
If throughout the broad state OF Ain
bama one Negro high school has been
established we have failed to hear
Of It.
Huntsville needs a colored high
school and has the material at hand to
establish IT, Let US come to the aid OF
our talented young principal of the
city school. Professor BiDford. and en-
courage him In his labors to build II
up and add on the high school.-Hunts.
vile tAlaJ Journal
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-10-23
NOTED SCHOLAR AND ORATOR

Rev. J. j. Durham Of Aiken Praised by
Former President Mckinley.
''The Hand ~ God In the Affairs of
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10
Orm6iaben
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5eit abseIiefert.

Bir upuen unIereu aeiern elm
bradlit perfdern oas SOihee.s
German 5prup hsutautaee pofitio
has eiusise $rdparat I'M 0tartte ~
meldes ShmiuoInbt itnoert nno
beilt. @a ertbalt bic Gtsenmtttel,
ais reinet gbeer, @ua5uB npti Span<
,enbors u, r.. pelhe als Setlmittel
Sir Suiteu uno Sdpinbinht BON oen
meoesir;st eu @onerehen 10 bod 9e'
Ichast 40. Der 5fUinorBt'ge,
einerlei Oh bic ssrauibeit i'm Saile
ober guage, mus Oes @adts 8u9e
babe uno oes Mprgens Irel lem BON
Nnf6Is BON trpdenen uuo t0lternoen
Suaeu. Die ertrnntten 2peile per.
ianoeu nad Rube, 5eiienoer gno
linbenber 8ebanature, unO DER 4n'
tient bebarf Der iriihen 2utt, outer
Wobrune freien %9luspurfs beg Wt0r.
mems. nit IbneEer uuo o%auernoer
Sinberupa. 8ieine 6iaitd1en 81
IS Gents oew6bnlihe @rDBe naDesu
; mai 70 uiel eptbattenb 75 Gents.
Sn alien gputheten III haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10
Sekte hoffuuuo ~perIhwunoen.

Seste 6offnuas peridwunoen.
ais berpDrrageno: slerSte lagten
bas 8. N. Smitbhnrt, BON Betin,
Sa,, unbeilbare Shuinbiudt babe,
mar beEen leete Sofnuna balm.
ober or. ainsS Rep DISCOVERY fur
Stwinoiuht. Snfen unb grfdltun.
oen retteten ibm pom @rnbe. Or
iagt: r9ieie Me6isin bot MIDI arinb.
lid furirt unb meiu 2eben eerettet.
Seitbem babe i'd lie 10 Sabre lang
aebraud]t, unb erndte oieielbe ola
cine tpunoerbnres Sala. unb 2uneen.
Seilmittel.1 Strens wiHenihaft.
Tides Seitmittel fir Suiten, meben
Sals pber Grfdltuneen, unb Eferes
8Drbeuaunesmtttel 5eaen8neumOnta.
@arantirte Slaiden gu 30 Gents unb
S1.00 in Bnffer 8rOS. GpOthefe
grobe Slaihe frei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10

SdredIid'e S6mersen se,inoeft,
9urd itredftde Sfmersen se'
peinisi infpise Der @efte u%nperbnu'
ten Gpeiien. nnbm 6. o. @rabiOri,
npn 2uln, MiF., Or. Rings Rerp
aife 8ius, init benz &einltate,1 Die
er ifreibt, .bas it furirt wurbe.'
ale Raaen utib @ebdrmeunpronuris
gen merben sebuben burfl ibrem fin,
bernoen Siublenna b~eiDnoere Gigens
id,oiten. % Gents In Bnlier Bros.
Nputhefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10


Gin 9ureaufratenftiid
Iein. 9ur6 oen Seloenmutb beg
s.rbeiters Goriten Srulien iparen in
@oIebuus bel Sonoern Gin SdleS.
Did) flint RrnIfen bern iiHeren
Slammentooc entriiien fporoen. Sn.
folae Der beim 4ettnneslperf erIitte<
nen erbebliden 8ranofpiuoen mir
Idnaere Seit orbeitsnnf1big gepor.
oen, fam Z. BEL Ser 8eb6roe i'm cine
ltnterfiiepng Elm, fpiroe ie0od, tpic
noroI6Ieswiger 8latter meloen, nit
ieinem @ein@ obgepieien, neil er
fgine ORDER gebabt iih in Sas brei,.
nenoe $ans ali begebpn. hebrigens
fam Srulien nod BON Slid ingen,
oaB er nid)t gar nod Elm 5traf'
mmoat fiir feline M~ettnngstbat erhal.
ten bot. Ebdtf1dlih erhielt oor eini.
gen Snbreit Elm iutiaer RaItn III Der
9Bicoinobor6e, Der iih bel einen
Bronoe bcrporrdgenO am Settings.
tperf betbeiligt bate Elm loIdleS, neil
er Iih IN bas brennenbc Saus begeben
latte, tuo5u er nod einer 8oii5eibe.
itimninng niGt befugt mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10

cine eigentbiimIide an.
ipenouna bot 6as giuboltsuerInbren
in aanias Ctr, Riiiouri, gefunoen,
inSenf Die oortigen 8eridte ben
TilhbduoIern perbcten bnbeit, ben
greis ibrer Bare SIT erbobeu. Die
iuriitiide 8rlnSIage fir ben 8eiebl
lieat in Der grtlaruug, baB Die Brels-
erbobnna auf Gruno elmer gerneir'
Tnrnen Bera6re0mg erfolgt 1T, alio
cine 8erldw0rung geaen bas Blibli'
fun BARTLETT. @enn bas gerihtli1e
gerfabren inter oieien umitdnoeH
beredtigt lit, meirt Elm BedieIblat,
70 eroffnct e. cine meite Beripeftipe
fir Die allgemei1le Reeelung Der Ba'
reuprefe, beionoer5 CUR llnterorild.
una Der Srltits uno Monopole. 8enn
nafweisbdr iii, oab irgenb cine iolte
gerabreSung Itnttgeiun6en bat, utO
Sas lit 8umeiIt Der Sail, baum Dilroen
6ie @eridte bcfGbiat fem, Die Sreis.
treiberei al mtteroriifen. gs mare
iutereIlant, Die 8irfuug dbnIifer
8efebIe olif groBere lln%ternebmnin'
ecn, ME Sen Glen. uno GoblenOl'
$ruIt Su %erproben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10
Querlei pom Gage.

SeitmIere Resicuine Die Shilip.
binen nit ciner cigenen @eletaebung
beaIiidt, bnben sic 6iIipinos reeelm1.
ria cine @ebrbeit pom &otionalilten
nit ibrcrgertreturg 5etrart, uno Siele
hobcn oann reeelmdSig am S6luhe
Der Eagnna oaS beibt, iobalS lie
Surften - cine Iuabbdngigteiigser.
fl6rung. ODER .Soroerlna. erlallen-
9oriae 3ode fnnoen auf Den &bilIp.
pinen pieoer @eiesgebmgsipoblen
itntt, uno oas @rgebnis mar: 60 Ro'
tionaIiiten uno 6 grogrehiiten uio
IA llnnbbdnaige, woSu 81 bernerten
1T, oaB Die 5ortidrittIer uno ~unab'
hdnqiqeu" nod etipas noriid)tiger lt1o
ais Die RatiounliIten. uno 5ipar eberlo
ME oieIe nod nnubbdngigteit itreben
aber iib IteIIeu. ols ieien lie 10 STEM.
LID ousgeiobnt nit Der orterifonild.ei
Serridnft. Inn moglihit oiel Sutes
fur sic Snieln hernusjultlogen iiHo
Tic 10 beiier in Gen Stonb 81 leeen,
Ios5ufdIngeu. fpern ole Sele-
senbeit 6asu eiinitig ideint. Die ga.
tiunaIiiteu sepanReu IN ben iitnsiten
@oblet aid bier SropiuS /. @cuper.
relrs . BoIten. un0 e fam gar fem
9fueifeI barber beiteben. oab Der I'm.
obbdngiafeits . @eSaute in ben Leg.
ten poar Sobren oui Sen ghilippinen
Hur nod mebr ~erit1rfte. biz er nns
aor,e poIitiide9eufen beberri6t, ltatt
surid3ugeben uno an 8O0cn Sli oerlie'
rem, tpie man aeboift bate. Gas Oite
eR0e oes Nrainlepiden Smpcrtnlis.
mus miro oenn pobl aud midi aus.
bIeibeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10

S6iIIerS BiibIlenltllde BADEN,
nie man meib, lire SdidiaIe gebahtl
Sine Der bemerfen5mertheiten EEL.
m~ffiibrungen aber mar iiherlid Die,
ole mn Sabre 1905 non Der Sumior
Dramatic 4liociotion 0es SPILL 9ouIe
In Chicago in Scene geIest mitrOc. g.
iparcn ole ingennlifen 9eppbner oes
Glums Der @robitaot Die Sns uniterb.
Iide 8ert muires GidJters III Der eng.
Iiihen Gusenbe Cir Ebeooore War.
fins SarItelItcn uH0 Smar 10, naB Die
aritit MIR 8orte Scr ancrfemmlg
fon6. Ser gcrtrcter 0es Gbic.
@ecorb SeraIo fnno mir Die
ndielnoe 5prednpeiie Der iungen
Ghauipieler aus5nieecn. Gas iei Der
ein8ige mirflife iebIer ser 4tifiib,
rluig gepeIen. Ssn ieoer anoeren SIN.
fiht fei lie itamenerrcaeuO aeueien.
Sci Dem a%IIgcneinen Ssntereiie, 6as
man in Gbicngo oieIem rSetileme.lt4
Der SRI. a6ams' entgegenbrmst, lit
e. begreifIid, onb iih nebert ben 9e.
tDobnern 0es Slums (oer Gintrttts.
preis betrltg MIR 5 uno 10 Cents elm
ms~aeiD1bltes Btblitlm 81 oieier
SetIanffiibrnng einfono. Ger Recor6.
SeraIo beriftet:
aUniversity teachers, writer's, lect-
urers on economics, ethics and liter
AZURE and workers in the field of
practical sociology were present in
large numbers"
auf Ser 8ibne 0es StiII Sonie
ipielt nian iibriaens aud bic 5rago.
0ien Der alten @riefer nit grfolg;
bic DaritelIer limo iunge SeIIcnet aus
BEN GIum! Werfmiiroig. es giebt
anOere arciie, sic ibrem gnblifiinI
MIR -&omooien" gIaiiben bieten 81
oiirfeM areiie, bel oenen man oos
Beritdnonis fir Die 8flege einer eOlen
8iibne porausiesen iolIte.
Ridter Sugo Miinf Bat iih.
inbem CT iif tpeigerte 5iDei nod i'm
iugenoIiden Alter iteben0en gbepdn.
rem Die erbeteile Grenmtng ibrer GbG
sl gefp1bren, ben glnjprld auf oer
9ant Der @cieIll6aft erwcrben. Bel
De Bnare batten iifJ beimlih, hintel
benz &iifen ibrer Glteril trolien lai
ieg ais lie nod Taft I'M idulpflidti
gen Sitter jtniloen, ooer ME es Del
8idter nusorndtc: uolS tie Die SduI,
beIudfenj ooer es b1tten tbln joI
len. 0as Baiio. oas 10 in uilrei
fem alter, obne fpabre GinjiHt m oi
mabre geoelfllng Der Gbe I'M
ibrer BfIidtrn. gefniipFt mor6er
oiinft nun cine Seiiel. Mnn get
ben Stnnt an. tie obitreiien III Oiir
fem obte iraenOpie nod ben Jolge
al frasetL bic Elm FOLDER Shritt I'll
Die 60miIie. oie @elelIIdnit bot. De
frnIie observation-disclosures Ser Reiise
tritt icIten i61rter bn Inse aIs iDen
etn Gbepaar, bus 4inoer beiibt, be
nfn Ridter tr;tt lnD I'M sic Gu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10

gf6bornden ioDobl tpic
Gotten bnben 6I0be, Die Die geuleu.
belt perbreiten, ipenigItens gIaubt man
einseIne Sale ser &rnnfbeit, Die IN
Sen lesten Eagen in aaliforuien be-
obadtet tpurSen, onf ben @ennB bon
SIeiid Ser Gidt6rnden 5uriiffiibren
az miifIen, Die Dies llnggiefer on lid
batfen. Slobe, 6liegen mo Rosfi.
tos Iino bon alters Der als Iditige St.
ieften befannt, uber crit Die neueIte
3eit bot lire @efdhrIiffeit, irtpeit
Sic gerbreitung gepiiier aronfbeiten
hi @etraft fommt, erfDieien.