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Evening journal., 1910-12-01
SLIGHT FLURRY OF SNOW.
White Crystals Reminder of Ap-
pr0aching Festal Season.

Evidently anxious to remin Will
mingtonians that Christmas is near
and that winter really has come. a
few snowfakes crept timidly from
the skies shortly after T. o'clock this
morning and danced me-rily for a
few minutes before the eyes Of VIII
mingtonians.
Not many flakes fell. Foiled in their
attempt, the little flakes curled up on
the ground and vanished.
Evening journal., 1910-12-01
DIPHTHERIA

This dread disease, so often fatal,
yields readily to OXYPATHlC treat
ment. No antitoxin, no deadly drugs.
Natures own remedy, OXYGEN. effects
the cure and does it quickly. Children
like the treatment and you will like
the results.
Private consultation free at your
home or at our offices.
Evening journal., 1910-12-01
TOO LATE FOR CLAssIFICATION.

xETGNTED~MHN 10 THKE CHGRGG
w Collection Department-must be exper-
fenced, possess tact and Judgment and cap
abie OF producing results. state fully ex-
perience and references. Address w. Even
ing Journal dl-lt
VTT ANTED-ONE GOOD SECONDHAND
w double door. FIRE proof safe, to measure
3Ox9O inches inside or thereahouts. No
dealers. Address X this ofheee. .dl-2s
Evening journal., 1910-12-01
Blood Hunors

Commonly cause pimrles, boils. hives,
eczema or salt rheum, or some other
form OF eruption: but sometimes they
exist In the system. indicated by feel
ings Of weakness, languor. loss Of ap-
petite. or general debility, without
causing any breaking out.
They are expelled and the whole sys-
tenn is renovated. strengthened and
toned by
Evening journal., 1910-12-01
FLOOD OF
DAILY BALLOTS

continued from First Pago)
Evening journal., 1910-12-01
Hoods SarsapariHs

Get it today In usual LIQUID form or
chocolated tablets called SarsatabS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-24

tual cost per lot and add to this five
per cent, for the price at which tc
sell This five per cent. would pay
for laying out the streets and other
details.
when the second $4,000 OF
bonds has been sold then they would
begin to erect houses on the half acre
lots. Meantime those who want to
own homes begin to buy the SO and
$40 bonds. When pan had 800 in
bonds he can buy one Of the houses
and lots and pay SIS month for II.
The bonds he owns will count In the
payment.
They cry paternalism and social
ism against this bill. but it will let a
man own his own home and get II
easily. The State is paternalistic
now and the quicker we realize II
the better Our schools are paternal-
istic. our sewers. our streets. the
whole thing.
This measure embodies more OF
real good to the honest. saving work
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-24
FALSITY IS SHOWN.

When at loss for a pretense OF ar
gument in favor of prohibition Thurs
toms prohibitlonist organ endeavors
to color its police news to make II
appear that every crime on the days
calendar is directly attributable to
liquor
In referring to this phase of the
question, which Thurston's paper is
now endeayoriug to include In the
local issue. Rev. Minot ]. Savage
says:
81 believe that the common talk
that traces all crime or nearly all, ia
drink is false and misleading. Is
there no crime In Mohammedan
lands? Is Spain above the moral lev
el OF the rest Of Europe. And yet II
Is almost a model land in the matter
of temperance A little more drunk
enness. a liltle less OF the moral tenn
perance that makes the bull fight q
national pastime. might even improve
them. Scotland Is many times more
drunken than Spain, but which are
the better peopleG"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-24
PROHIBITION REPUDIATED AFTER
FAIR TRIAL.

With a Characteristic disregard for
self-evident facts the Morning Mother
of Blind Pigs states that prohibition
is n growing force" and observes
that Hawaii might as well get into
line now as later"
The followers OF Woolley will no
doubt contend that prohibition Is q
growing force" In the state Of Ala
bama. which has endured n prohib-
itory law for several years and has
now repudiated the principle and
with It the once popular governor of
the State, Cromer, who has gone down
to decisive defeat on a clear-cut is
sue of prohibition and local option.
The voters discovered that the prohi-
bition foisted upon them by the rum
and ruin" agitators was against the
best interests of the State and OF the
people. They east II aside and with
Il the Governor who was elected up
on platform of prohibition.
4 ne DIOnlbltlOhiStS VIII ho uoupt
contend that prohibition is grow
ing force" in the State of Illinois,
where the recent option election re-
suited in overwhelming losses for the
supporters of the 'Anti-Saloon
Leagues. 4tla. :
II prohibition Is growing force
1t is growing" toward a period Of en-
lightenmentt when even the prohibit
ZIONIST will be able to discern the es-
sential falseness of his position and
the hypocrisy of prohibition legisla-
ton. ..ft
After clear trial of a prohibitory
law the State of Alabama-with the
most pronounced local conditions OF
the negro problem that have secured
supporters for prohibition in several
southern States-has repudiated the
principle absolutely.
Prohibition is surely growing
force toward proving the utter fail
ure and falseness of prohibitory leg
islatiOn.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-24
Irish Linens

Specially Under-prioed for a 1O-Days Sale
Beginning Tomorrow Thursday Morning
TT Generally well known that in LINENS we keep only
best and at this sale dependable goods can be bought at
exceptional advantage The following savings can
effected BY taking advantage Of these offerings: Y"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-24
CASES CONTINUED

All cases brought In the Federal
Court this morning for plea were con
tinued until August 20 when they will
be set for trial.
The cases continued included those
of three Russians charged with tres
passing on the quarantine reservation
to which charge they pleaded not gull
ty. and Phoney Davis with three counts
on one Indictment charging adultery
to which he entered plea OF not
guilty. f.
Davis was represented in court by
Attorney Strauss but the Russians had
no counsel.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-24
HALF.ACRE HOMfsTEADS.

The call OF the small farm has
struck the Massachusetts, Legislature.
Its first expression finds utterance in
the provisions OF the Mellin Home
stead bill that has been characterized
as the most paternalistic measure
ever put forth in the commonwealth.
What might give Hawaii special in
terest in the bill is its presentation of
half-acre lots for homesteads. This
makes our local schemes of eighty
acre homesteads and two and five
acre homesteads appear liberal in
deed.
The terms OF the bill that passed
to engrossment" in the Massachusetts
House Of Representatives are ex-
planned by its author as follows:
There will be homestead commits
sion. a director OF the bureau OF sta
tlstlcs, the head OF the State Agricul-
tural Bureau, u member OF the State
Board OF Health and four others, one
woman aud another labor repre-
sentative.
THE State Will Issue bonds, $780,
900 worth. When $4,000 OF them are
sold then the commission can buy the
first land, Then they would divide
Il up into half-acre lots, ind the ac'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-24
CURTIss AIR king.

Up to the, present moment. Glen
curtiss is surely king of the air. AL
Though PauThap'sr last fight was
some forty miles further In the
Feach, still, the dash made by Cur
Ttiss down the Hudson. the difficult
ties he overcome and the condi.
tions he encountered when placed
beside those that marked the flight
of Paulhan, places the latter In sec
ond place in aerial navigation.
Although he won great victories
at Rheims, Curtlss has been in what
might be termed the second class as
regards cross-eountry air maneuvers
with heavier than : air machines.
Bleriot, Paulhan and De Lesseps
were air kings in a class by them
selves until Curtiss made that won
derful flight from Albany to New
York. ~ EN-.
To Americans this latest scoot by
Curtiss holds exceptional interest. A
hundred years ago the little steam.
er Clermont threaded her way NJ
this same stream that acted as q
guide to the man-bird, in his flying
dash that established through-the-
air record by an American. -.
Another feature OF this wonderful
flight is that Curtiss landed on the
very spot where, just year ago, he
was almost weeping as he defended
himself against the bitter comment
that was hurled at him on his abil-
tiles and his motives.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-24
FOR CLEAN STREETS.

The broom will soon be relic OF
the past as utensil for cleaning the
house floors. Cleaning the house by
the vacuum process has arrived nj
such n state Of perfection that there
Is no question Of its doing the work
In more thorough manner by dig
ging deeper than broom. but II re-
talns the refuse and dust instead OF
scattering them about the house to
settle again.
Vienna is the first municipality Ia
our knowledge to use the vacuum pro-
cess in cleaning the city streets. and
the experiment has proved to be far
ahead of anything In the way OF the
old-fashioned street sweeping system
With the old method. such as Is
used here in Honolulu, much of the
sweepings are simply scattered about
and what does not settle down on the
streets. finds Its way into the stores
and ufiicer 80
A'eertaIn amount of the sweepings
N; taken I'm. by the hand sweepers af-
ter the machine has piled up the
heavier part of the top dirt and scat
tered the lighter material to the four
winds. loaded with microbes and q
mass of discomfort.
With the vacuum process there is
no scattering, no spreading of mi
crobes or dust. The refuse goes into
tie machine and that is the last of II
TIL the proper dumping place is
reached.
The vacuum process Is success
Why not try II here?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-24

Ter. I think. than any ever proposed
in Massachusetts. I believe If enact
ed into law 1t will justify itself here.
And II II does II will not be many
years before such a law will exist in
every State in the Union"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-24

Agent Woolley has stated that I'VE
will have to shoot them in the back
as they run"-his fleeing targets be-
ing those opposed to his propaganda.
That is about the only way he can
stop the people OF Hawaii from run.
ming to the polls on July 2Gth and
casting their ballots against prohibit
tion hypocrisy and Woolleyism.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-24

Mr.. Kennedy's statement In
today's Bulletin explaining the
fate of the Inter-lsland traffic amend
ment before Congress, will be read
with interest The results show that
his trip to the national capitol was q
good strategic move.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-24

1t seems that the ranks of Woolley's
"guerrillas of evil and timidity" are
inclusive OF some names better known
to the American people than that Of
the prohibition agent from Chicago.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-24
FRIDAY

A man must train himself for his
opportunity; for a great occasion is
worth to a man exactly what his
antecedents have enabled him to
make Of it.-Matthews.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-24

~~For Sale. cards at Bulletin,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-25

Bir puqen unleren 9eiern e.n
orudl,d uerIihern oaB Boihee'S
German gprup beut5utase poi'ttS,
has einsiee %rdpuroi I'M Wartte ~
ueld1es ghpinO,utj, hubert ano
heilt. ga eribdit Die Gisenm,ttel,
ols reiner Ebeer. aus5us roi Ytanss
aenhars u, D., melde als Seiim,ttei
Sar Suten unb ghminointt run oen
meoeair,'4,en @pnars0en 10 bod ee'
idast .lo. Ter 5awtnoF9tl9s,
einerlei ub bic Sranibeit i'm pale
pber guree mus oes @adts &uge
babe unb bes Dtpraens ire. lem pom
WnidlIe ppn trpdenen uno tolternoer
Suaen. Die ertranttea Gbeiie oer'
iauqen mad, &ube, 9eilenoer nno
fin6enoer BebauaLanq, uno Der Ya'
tient beoart Der iriihen Suit outer
Wohruns irsien Auapnrfs oes NOr'
oen8, mil lducEer nnb o%ausrnoer
S,nDstuua. aisine 5iaiahsn 81
As @ents eetpb1nlids @roBe naDesn
2 @at 10 piel eutbattenb IS Gents.
Sn auen Gpothefen ~ baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-25
@enc SlnhOampfcr ; Clinic.

Der Ger Sernafn 8errD & &ad-
ct SO. poll Serraaun Mo. geb6rige
fIeitte Gampfer Mt. Sterling, leg.
te aan 9ierftaa, o,li Dem @ege nod
2inn Greet begriffel, an bieiiger
2an0ituD or. Ole geltofulte 8eiell.
ldaft bat beidloiien Die ieit mebr.
eren Sabrcn pernadlaiii9te SluBifif.
faDrtb altf Dem Siaae 6Iiiiie ipieoer
M @un5 81 bringelp itno beabiidt-
i9t cirrelt ibrer 9ompfer 81 Oieiem
3pefc 5l perrueltocn. lin 6es ltn.
ternebrseit 81 eilleln Grfolge SIT mad
en-, 8ebt Die @eieaifnit nit Dem
Rlaite nm, cine afttei-@ eieIlidait 5i
orgoniiiren oeren MitgIieoer 3lineiIt
aus @eiddftsle,ten urS 6apmerit
Ses S~iaaet6oles beiteben iol. 3pei
gootc nit 8orfelt ioIen 5lt Der
6ro4tbeforoeriun ouf Dem 5Iniie
oisiren. gineS Oericlbet iol. ME
6ieieS m Den leeten Sabrcn Ger 5uII
geiucien Iii, mtsiGIieblib fir Sen
gSerfe1r aif Dem naterer Oiage per-
nnnot iueroell. .aiiBer oaB @ieb
81 irgefpo elmer Dem erienoer belieb.
igeip 3cit peridttot iueroelr farnL ioll
Sieicr &pnft mnoeitelrs sfuei @af
pofentIid lire @mren abseIiefert
erbaltem gopte nrlo 8arfen loaen
eileu @~eiannttpertb por $500 re.
p~reicntircn nrro oais 100 alftien sil
ic % Dollars beiteben. (Siase
so. gotfsbIatt, BestpbaIin. @o.)
Mbonnirt ouf oas Ssrmouler
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-25
Seste nofnuns perldwunoeu.

Sebte boffnune peridwuneen.
Gls electromagnetic Gerste ineten
bas IS. M. S~miibbnrt. BON Yetiu,
Sa,, u~ubeilbare gdmiubiu9t babe,
NOR beEen lekte Spffnuna bohin,
nber Or. Rings Rep 9iacUutrp fir
gdniEoipht, Sulien unb @rfaltuna
oen rettefea itm bonn @sabe. Or
inat: .9ieie Mebisin bot mtd arilno.
lidi fulift uno meiu 2eben aerettet.
ge;tbem babe ib fie 10 Sabre larg
oebl audit, unb crnd1te bielelbe ole
cine tppnberbares Sal8= uno 2unaens
SeilmitteI.a Streua pifenid,aFt,
Tides Seiimittef fir Suiien, ueben
Sala ooer @ridltnngen,I urb fd)eres
vi rbeuouaasnitts aepenSneumonia.
@aronlirte Staid,en gu so Gtnts dub
500 In @atfer Hros, Upothete
Erobe Glaitle fret,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-25
Gin a~asemeines
Saacu.
@eSidJt snm @efaaen BON cincm
aacnfaaiiaen 9peten.

@cSidJt snm @efalen BON eincm
nilcnfaIliiacm @pcten.
6allenoe 5~er6en5anf groen
Moht iid gcItctto iiberal;
8eiter foIlen non cen 8ferOen
sliti DER &oriesSbop Small un0 Soil
Slud) I'M @oll Str. Die &apiere
@ur8eIn mandsual 5ltm gerorpb,
gui 2one SsImo's SaaOrepiee I
6ailt 10 handler idnrie SduB.
SclcD 8ooiepeit. 8iftator.
Sit geiaIen ans Der sob;
Sam afS &introo BON Regulator,
Slit erlegt altf 0Diter 9op.
6aaen ieb' id) 3ipeig uno 9ldtter.
@on 0egn Scrbit&Sturm raltb erfaBt,
5olep nuiBte. men ole Softer
Saben tief. u1o gut 9ebabt.
9(lts 0elr @oIfen fallert 8lieger
galo hrs 8aiier, balo alf 2anO,
limo 10 npand)sr 9tero Sieger
Grennt BON Sub iid o6er San6.
Sllts ben @oIfen fdat Der Regeig
2llte Sauier fallen ein;
anto.&aier, meldJ elm Sesen
9refen bdnfi0 SoI5 urpo 9ein,
Mnnfer falt ollf glattem @iie,
Der p%orl)er nod fed itol3irt'
9atr Die 2ebensmitteI : Yreiie
Sino bonn 5alen lltberiibrtl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-25
THEDFORD'S


Sd,rcdlid,e sdmsrsen es,ines.t
gursh itrsfffhe Gdmersen Ge
peinial iriolae Der @efte unoeronu
ten Gpesieu. nabm e. 81. @ruSlpH
ron 2nta. Miif., Or. Gina's @en
2ife &ins, init benz 8eTultate,' mic
er ihreibt, rbns ih fnrirt murbe.'
2lIe Maeen uuo @ebarmeuuurbnun
gen nersen aehDben burdl iGrem liff
bernben Stnblaana beiunbsre @igcr,
imoftrn. rs Gents Iii Walfer Br0e.
NsptEefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-25
8ciidtssiisc unS llmsebnns.

gs lit cine allgsmeine GrIdei.
luulB, baB Iify Ole @eiidJlsaiiga ulto
lpobl audi Der iibrige Iltsoriif BEG
gan3en Weltidcu nit Der 3eit per-
druSerlE ipent er tol.ern0 un0 aus.
ld1licBlid) nut 2Gttcn on0erer Mnjie
oNer oild mir anoerer 8ationolitGt
parf5rt. Dir einjeIren &aIIau mo-
gen eirc peri6ic6ene 8ioerltapSs.
fabigtcit geseu 6ieie perGnoern6cn
@iniliiiie beiibelL imtnerbin lit es
ober iiberaa Ser Soil, tpelln mar es
airb ocfn 0euti6en am meiiten gum
&oifpnrf nlott, Dob er 6ielen fren.
Cen Gintpirfliug iebr leidt nndgibt
ultd6 IN ieincr uripriingIidet @igen.
art erliegt. Dos Merfipiirbige Ga.
bel Ut, Dab ourfai,s nidt nlebrere
@enerationett r6tbig iina. UNI bieie
6olgc berbei5ufiibrer, Inn crit redyt
mtdt ettpa cine tbatiddIide germildp.
ulug orlrd elm Sineinbeiratben in
bns frenoe golf, obeleid oaourd
Die ana6nlidui9 ielbirbeTtGn6Iid,
bel6leuni9t miro. @s lit pieImebr
enc Sbatiade, 6aB 2eute, oie iebr
lorge fern BON ibrer Seimatb geIebt
l2abelE aud ir iDrem gair5en aeuB-
EN- mebr oerr 8eipobnern ibrer 5uei-
ten, oils oener ibrer eige1rtlidem Seis
ntdtb glcidJen. Mm allerIonoerbar.
item lilo ailffiqigiten 3eist iid oieie
erld)ainllng in China. gs lit oft be.
fiinoet fporoetL Dob Iiiiionare, oie
ia6r5eDntelnny in China gelebt aanb
geipirft batten irto babel pieIeidt
tueit I'M Sabrer IN foit m,sidIieBli.
der geriibrltra nit DEM @oIt upo IN
trir isDr ielterer NIT @uropGern itan
Nelt III ibrer a0rperbaltung utb6 in
ibren @ciidts 5iigelt einan BOLTON.
men dDilreiiTdFit Sabitlts angenonl.
men battem 10 baB Tie ~iiberballpt
ttitS niebr ais grlrrpdar 3it erfell.
ircn ipnren. Nod itdrfer Seigt lid,
{ . vs. . - XII UUHE.NL. .-'Nw'
oieIer 8organg Ser N~n1bnlidmaa
nit eilrc frentoe gtaife NIT ain6ern
bon girropdern, Die iidD ooaernb III
ebiita nssSer9elaIien baben, aid
tpetn beioe @ltern aus europa itom-
men. @rfldrelt l6Bt lid oieie @r.
ibeitl1Ig po6l i~i6erbairpt nid1t, mo
man foltiuar 5iult 8ergleid) mir OH
ote 8eGmtptnig erilmern, oaB Che.
lellte, Die eine iebr large iilpo in.
iifge Gbe NIT einafp6er gefiibrt ia.
ben l6lteBlid oltd aitBerlid elm.
alGser abldid) 81 tusr6en beainrptr.
ailberbem fornte man ouron 6cltfelL,
ooB Ole @eiidtsbiIolnlg zines aino-
IS ousebIi1 0ltrd) ole ein6riide BE-.
eitflaiBt fpiuO, llntcr oealeu bic W2ltt:
ter pdbrer0 Scr Sdlpottperltuft
itebt.
-------- Is
St flint Stoaten Der Union ia.
ben ole 8rulten iest bereits 6as
Siiuunredt errilrlgei. Ser gtoot
@aibiM6on bat es linen IN Ser
Ictten 8dbl q eipdbrt. gid se-
idciOtes baben iie NIT oen @obI.
rcdt bis Jest nod ipidt angeriftet.
obiuoD tic idon an Ole aipdlBig Sab.
re oamit besIiidt( p tuorben iino.
-
Eemrnti
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bic alte @ntter.1

S6altt in ienes 5niter bort @as
f41t Sbr2 @idlts @euss, iid)er iddt;
midJts, ons Sie glrseI iiber Den Ster-
nelr nidt idloit tairien0mol geieben
bdtten. cine liebenoe @uttfr, ibr
lpimnrer1bOeS gabp, 0eiien Seben an
ciitem gar oiinnen 6aoen bdnat,
~iiebfoieto ar Die trelle @riit geprebt.
Stcrblide 2ippeu baben geioot:
Der alid6e mus iterben."
Giuer Mltter Soffnlipg itirbt nie.
Sic bdlt ibr &iii0 I'M 10 iiuniger at
Die @rlit Der Slid nad obeu ae.
ridJtet &abruud, SdlIai mo &li-
be iin6 uer9eiiell, oomit oos fleilre,
iladern6e 2ebeitsIidt rlidt erloiGe.
Sbr eieenes @eb bergeiiero. lire
ei9ercn Se1lf5er uitteroriidenb, nan.
pert Tie aIlndhtlid auf unO nieOer,
rdlAos Ie0en Itl)ett13ng Aes alitoes
ibres &inoeS = bepo9enS.
Die Come itei9t aitf, Die Come
9ebt unter, Die Sterne erblcifelL
Sa1re fomliIeit rnlo Sabre geben =
lie odtef ibrer nidJt, iiebt nilr, ipie
.iene Air9cn gGanSno itrablelt. s(lrf
ole Bieierr tr19t Tie i'm an Ben
9odI ipo Der Saudi Der gaotur &c.
iunbbeitbrin1eno nebt.
Gnolid) eeinno!
Soft lei gclobtl @eintlo puliirt
cas- 2ebcn. 8eIdc 5renOe, Die biei-
den @allJen lid rotGelG Die cinge
faHelten @lieeer iidy ruilben nn0
ole ieudtelB Oiinmelr 2odden iid
frdiieln 3i ieben. 8eIde 8reipoe
fir cine Mittter!
8os tbut es, Dob oas Strid5ellg
perrndldiiigt liest, penn Der anabe
MIR feline Srepoe arn idSpebenSen
Droden un0 roIlenSelp Yan bat2
8os t1ltt es, 0aB lie enibebrt, pern
eer mir Die 2ederbiiien iii fem roll.
9es Wdidd]en itopfelu tann2 @as
flint eS, 0QB fire IIei6er fo0enifei.
rig iinb, apeum feline arrniltbigen
@Iieoer in Soipb'8 &eeenbogemnaft-
tel gebiillt iirpo2
@as That eS, boB ibr Eager bart
ift, bamit icip 9odenfopf uitk elm.
en- 9%aunenfiiien rltben fanm2 8as
tbut Is. bob Drc 8orie Ieer lit, oa.
mit ieinen finblifem Ser5en nidts
periaat bleigf?
SIN @anbcl Der Sabre.
Die Sabre nereeben. DDS trelie
Wuttermiee pirb tribe, Die Soare
limo iilbern4 Die 8an5en eirgefal.
lem Der @an3 miioe ltllb langiam.
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It gum @anlre, fraftitrosenS, nit
flarem &itger.
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alten @iitterden iider &oien anf
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itreitelt; er miro ibr ~pergeIten unb
ibr cine Stiise ieim
Iber neim ooS geid1ftiee Sum.
men bes Sebelus lit CIV iein DIR &C.
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|erftift. er lit elm ~sebiIbeter, mGbl-
eriIder damn geiuor6eu nn0 ieinem
nergeBliden, nrpouirtbaren Ser5en
(@ptt per9ieb ibmD lit ole @littcr,
ole ibn geborerh eben mir nod
Die alte Mutter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-25
Geinriltl

Sofa ODER SunfIotper @arfe
GortIano gement 40 gts. per Sad.
gltlos Iarfe 45 Gts. per Sad.
Bel Gefotte Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-25

Scrr S, 8: @enicI rnpficbn
lid iiir allie porfomnIenorn sOtnr.
arbeitea. SIN 8ruderei.sehdaoe al
iinoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-25
ROBERT WALKER.
afhtsaHuali a. iff'4lifr M0iar,
psrmouu. Us.

stispot S,Nstttel, gsarast.. psrrtttttit ~
setst, ms SsriSui, aHS itrtist S1rsitahds ~
,ss eR' Rop.r @eIsss.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-25

Mbonnirt ouf ons &srmmnlcr
BnIfsblatt. u
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-25

s. S. 2nn9anbsrA Setrs0r ser
@aitS Saiigsnbef9 Sat So. lit
@itttuo6 ab@i0 nod ioit9ercr arairf
i1ett IN ieiuHr @obnltral, 4S47 0d
mar 9onleparo im 50. 2abensqbre
geitorbeii. Gr trat ais Ia idbriaer
Saafbnride IN ole Dieudtc Der Sir
ma uno piiroe ipdter 8bciIbabcr:
9r biuterldBt ieitte @attin eineil
Sobn, Ron 9ailaeutera. gisc.graii.
Sauten Ger 6irno, ltrpS 3 9odser.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-14
MRS. HECEL IS
| STILL MISSING

Developments In the search for
Mrs. Sophia Hegel, 5000 Asotin
street, who has been missing since
SUNDAY, indicate that she has left
the city.
Wednesday afternoon she pawn
ed her watch with Charles N.
Joles, real estate dealer, 5214
South Union avenue, in South Ia
coma. securing $40. This ia the
only time she has been seen
since she left home.
Il know Mrs. Hegel WE'LL" said
Joles this morning. when she
wanted money on her watch
thought nothing of it, and let her
have $40. She was perfectly
sane and rational so far as / could
see, and did not say anything
about leaving home. All she said
was that she was sick and needed
some money. I often lend money
to people know il can see some
thing in 1t for myself"
stephen Hegel, her husband. at
tempted to run down report
that his wife had been found on
South X street, this morning, but
his search brought no results.
| He now believes that she has
gone to Portland to the home of
her daughter.
He says he has had no trouble
with his wife, and knows of no
reason why she should leave her
home without any explanation.