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Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06
OAKLAND AT SAN JUSE
OAKLAND AT SAN FRANCISCO
SOUTH BEND B0WLERS
LEAD TW0-MAN TEAMS

DETROIT, March 5.-Robert Zim-
norman and claude Campbell of South
Bend, Ind, rolled 1908 in the two-man
event of the American Bowling con-
gress tournament here today and went
into a tie for the lead with Cook and
Crewson of Sebring, Ohio.
Max Unger of Cleveland scored 649
and went into the lead in the individ-
ual event. Individual scores:
Max Unger, Cleveland, Ohio, 649; w.
c. Albertson, Des Moines, Iowa, 631; Q.
Morrison. Des Moines, Iowa, 6O3; F. j,
Stowell, Chicago, 593; f. Q. FRANCISCO
Omaha, 59S; w. II. Frltscher Omaha,
575.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06
MISSOURI LOSES COACH

COLUMBIA, Mo, March SIT was
announced last night by the athletic
committee of the University of Mis-
souri, that the request of Edward Dill
Ion, former Princeton quarterback,
that he be released from his contract
to coach the Missouri eleven next fall,
has been granted Dillon was secured
to tutor the Missouri team soon after
Coach Roper returned to Princeton.
Recently me asked to be released from
his contract stating that business
complications in Philadelphia forced
nim to take the step.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06
STEWART WINS SKATING MATCH

Tracy Stewart defeated H. M. Whit
talker in a mile skating match at the
Mammoth skating rink Friday night,
winning the race by good half lap
to the good in the time of 1891. Whit
talxer fell in the fourth lap, and to this
mishap he charges his defeat, whereby
Stewart pocketed the $50 purse put up
by the rink management. Smarting
from the loss of this race, Whitaker
has challenged Stewart to another
match, and they will compete again
next Friday over the same route.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06
OVERALL COMES INTO
FOLD AND SIGNS CONTRACT 7

< NISALIA, Cal, March 5-After :.
= holding out for more salary for :;
= some time, Orval overall, the :
< giant Cub pitcher came to terms :
\ today with President Murphy of !
= the Chicago National league club. :
= overall, who will leave tonight to ::
= join his team mates at New Or !
= leans, has intimated to friends :.
: here that this may be his last ;;
< year in professional baseball. ::
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06
LAMANpA PARKS AT TROUGH

Members of the Lamanda Park base
ball team were treated to a banquet
in an uptown cafe by the fans of La
manda Park Friday evening, the win
ming of the ninth straight game by the
team last Sunday being the occasion Of
this display of honor. The Beaver club
will be the attraction on the Lamanda
Park grounds today.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06
SAN HOSE AT sTOCKTON

May 49, 20, 81. 22'; July 7, 5, 9, To-; Oct.
12", 13, II, 15 16'.
SAN JOSE AT SACRAMENTO
June 9, TO- II, 12', 80; July l, 2, 81, 40;
Aug. IS. 19. 20. 2l'.
SAN JOSE AT SAN FRANCISCO
May 3, 6, 7, s.; Aug. 4, 5, 6. -; Oct. 8, 7,
s, 80.
SAN JOSE AT FRESNO
April Z, 8, ., 1O'; June .. 8, 4, So; Sept. l,
2. 3. AZ. 81.
SAN JOSE AT OAKLAND
April 21, %. 2S, ga; Sept. %, 2S, "a, 25';
Oct. 27, 2s, 20, S0'.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06
BY LAY DAVIDSON


II the Angel band
telling him
the sox getting here Have
positively
This that
will their
She
acquainted by this
will be called promptly
Will
will
The that Cap Dillon
last night Daley field Bernard right
Smith,
Nase
batting will follows;
GILL brother the Angel first
Ryan White Irving Young Victor Holm and
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06
STOCKTON AT SAN FRI
STOCKTON AT FRESNO
SACRAMENTO AT STOCKTON

April 7, 8. 9. 1O"; June 16. III s. 19';
Aug g. 5, G, T.; oct 20, 21, 20, 2S"
SACRAMENTO AT SAN JOSE
May IL. 1S, IA, 15'; Sept s. o.. 10. H.;
Nov. g. A. 5. g.
SACRAMENTO AT SAN FRANCISCO
April u. 10. 1s, 17' July 50, 20. 80. az;
Sept. /. 2. 3. A.. s..
SACRAMENTO. AT FRESNO
June 90, Pa 20. 26'; Sept. 20, %, "a, 25';
Oct. 27. 2s 20. 30'.
SACRAMENTO AT OAKLAND
May 49, 20, 81, 22'; July 21, 22, 23, 24';
Sept. is, 1e. H. 49,.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06

WHITE SOX SPEEDING SOUTH TO
KEEP THEIR DATE WITH ANGELS
ARRIVE EARLY THIS MORNING AND WILL OPEN LOCAL SEA-
SON THIS AFTERNOON

Berry Telegram from Danny Long Assuring Him That
Team No. Made Proper Connections and Will Be on Hand
Beaed Opening Contestants Will Get First Oppor-
tunity of Looking Over Their Oldtine Favorites, as
Every Player Angelic Payroll Will Be in Uni
and Each Probably Will Take Part in
the During Some Stage Of 1t
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06
SAN FRANCISCO AT STOCKTON

June Q, 10, II. 12'; Sept 90 2S. "a, 25'
oct. 81 2S, %, 30'
SAN FRANCISCO AT SACRAMENTO
April q, %. 23. 24'; June 2, 9, 4, s.
Aug. Ii, IL. IS. 14'.
SAN FRANCISCO AT SAN JOSE
April 2s. 20. 80; May l.; June 20. "a, 25
26; Aug. 25, 26 81, 2S".
SAN FRANCISCO AT FRESNO
May 10, 20, 81 22'; July 81, 29' 2S, 24'
Sept. Is. l6. II. 1S".
SAN FRANCISCO AT OAKLAND
April 7, s, o, TO-; July 7, s, ., To-; Aug
is, 10, 20, 2l"; Sept. 20, 80; Oct. J. y.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06
BAKERsFIELD
ININfARY

1hree-hasc hits-Coy, Eagan. Two-hase hit
Hon. Sacrifice hy-Martinlte, First base on
errora-Nomon, 3: Bakersfield 2. First base
Oh called bans-On Traeger, 4; off IIiH d OIL
Hensling J. Umpire Kerwin.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06
STOCKTON AT SACRAMENTO

April 2s. 29 80; May ii; August 25, &C.
81, '2s; Sept %. so; Oct /, '2.
STOCKTON AT SAN JOSE
April IA. Is. 16, III; July 81, 22, 2S '94
Sept. 10. 16. II. "1S.
STOCKTON AT SAN FRANCISCO
May 2s, 81. 2s. 29'. sO'; July IA, Is, 1S
IL; Nov. 3. 4. 5. G..
STOCKTON AT FRESNO
May 5. 6, 7. Sc; Aug. IS, 10, 20, 21'
Oct. 6. z. 8. g..
STOCKTON AT OAKLAND
June ., 3, 4, IS, 23. "a, 25, '26; Aug. II
II. 13, ia.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06
LIMITING

'This paper says that the collection of
pound of nectar requires 5000 foragins expedi-
tions by the bee" said the young girl.
That's because the bee doesn't know just
where to CO." replied the young man, with a
look out of the corner of his eye.-Yonkers
statesman
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06
rREsNn Ar STOCKTON

April q. 22. 90, 24'; July 2s, 20, 80 a1'i
Sept. s. 80, 10, IL.
FRESNO AT SACRAMENTO
May 26, 27. gS. 2s', 3O'; July T. s. g. lo';
Oct 12', 13. IA, 10, 16'.
FRESNO AT SAN JOSE
Juno 16, II, 1s, i9'; July ID, Is. 1s, IT,
Aug. II, IL, 13, 14"; Sept. 29 80; Oct, /, ~
FRESNO AT SAN FRANCISCO
Nav 12. 1s, IA, 15s; June 80; July 1, 2,
81, A.; Oct 20, 21, 22, 2SS
FRESNO AT OAKLAND
April 2s, 20. 80; May -; June o. 10, IL,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06

manner that indicates he is ripe for
graduation into class AA company. All
things considered, there is little to be
desired in the way of Improvement at
the various stations. The catching de-
partment represents about the only
weakness of the team, and as the
backstops are all youngsters and do
ing nicely, It may be that another
Easterly or Orendorff will be developed
before the season is very old.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06
12.; Aug. 25, 2s. 81. 2s'.
OAKLAND AT STOCKTON

May 12 10. Il. 15'; June 80; July l, q
80, A.; Sept. l, 2. 3, 49, s.
OAKLAND AT SACRAMENTO
May g. 6. Z, s.; july IA, Is, 1s, IT.; Oct.
6, 7, S, %.
OAKLAND AT SAN JOSE
May 90, 27, 2s, 29'. So; July 2s 20, So
81; Oct 20, 21, %. 2S'.
OAKLAND AT SAN FRANCISCO
June 16, II. IS, 19'; Sept. s. %, 10, IL;
Oct. 12s. 13, il, Is, 16'.
OAKLAND AT FRESNO
April IA. Is. 1s IT.; Aug. 4, 5. 8, -; Nov.
3. A. 5. g..
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06

Anybody who would bo able to ma an
address in the directory would be able -
End your CLASSIFIED "a. ~-~
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06

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Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06

Homer Penn. the handsomest pool
boy that ever worked at Santa Anita,
came in Friday from Juarez and Will
leave TODAY for Frisco to play out the
string at Emeryville. Homer thinks
racing is firmly established at Juarez
and will go back there next winter.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-02-25

- Picture Frames made to order, see
Carroll Furniture Co.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-02-25

Improving an opportunity.-"1 want
each one of you," said the Ypsilant!
teacher to her class, Ito write SEN
tence upon the blackboard about one OF
your parents. Maud, you may write
first"
Maud walked to the blackboard and
wrote:
My mother makes good biscuit
Now, Maud" continued the teacher
wishing to impress the exercise, tel
how you know she does"
Maud turned again to tine black
board and wrote Immediately under
the first sentence, My lunch"
Very good" commented the teach
er. Now, Bob Higgins. you may try
Bob walked to the board with firm
step and in the hand Of a 10-year-olo
wrote:
MY father sells -four to Maud's
mother"
The teacher was thunderstruck by
this sentence. but, thinking to stumr
the precocious youngster. asked. 'why
does he?"
Bob looked the class over, took ir
the teacher with a snap Of his gray
eyes, and added:
He advertises."
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-02-25

Speaking of the present prosperity OF
the farmer, Assemblyman Warren Pine
Of Riverside related a little story at
Trenton the other day which would
seem to indicate that the agricultur-
ist is not always far-seeing with re-
gard to his finances.
Some time ago, Mr.. Pine said, he was
on a train and overheard the CONVEX
sation Of two farmers who were on
their way to Trenton. First they talk
ed about the dry spell they had last
summer, then the game laws, and
finally one Of them remarked that he
had heard that Josh Hankins had had
his annual hog killing.
"Yaas." returned the other with
chuckle, "and he didn't do a gosh
dasted thing but bunco himself good
and plenty"
How did he bunco himself" queried
the first, wonderingly. He got good
price for 'em, didn't he?"
"Yaas," answered the second, with
another gleeful chuckle, that was theI
whole derned trouble. He got such
good price for 'em that he sold theI
whole bloomin' lot, an didn't keeI
none for his own eatin'."
"Ye hev kind O. got me, Bill" was
the puzzled response Of the first. Eye
will hev ter come again"
1T Is as easy ter see as slippin' of
a creased log," said Bill. He sold al
them hogs at SO a hundred, an now
he is buyin' them back fer his table ir
pork chops an scrapple lots at some
thing like 20 cents a pound. ."-Phila-
delphia Telegraph.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-02-25

came to a great castle, guarded by
lions. And as he entered, he laid his
hand upon his sword, but it was
smitten out Of his grasp, and voice
cried:
20 man of evil faith, trustest thou
more in thine arms than in thy
Maker?"
Sir Lancelot crossed himself and
the lions suffered him to pass unarm-
ed. He came at last to chamber
where the door was shut, and within
voice, sweeter than any mortaps,
was singing. Sir Lancelot kneeled
down and prayed, and the door open
ed. All around him was a wond-
rous brightness; and the voice said:
Enter not, Sir Lancelot!"
In the chamber he beheld a table
of silver, and on 1t the Sangreal, veil
ed in red samite. And about it stood
a throng Of angels holding cross, and
the tapers and ornaments Of the altar.
In Joy and amazement Sir Lancelot
forgot the command, and stepped
forward to enter the room, but hot
breath smote him to the ground, he
felt himself lifted up, borne away, and
laid upon a bed, where he lay for
twenty-four days; and in his sleep he
saw many q vision Of strange and
wondrous things. When he awoke,
and told those about him Of what he
had seen, they said to him:
"Sir, you have seen all that you
shall see, and the quest Of the San
greal is ended for you"
Sir Galahad, when 1t came his turn,
rode forth without shield upon his
journey, and on the NTH day he came
to a great white abbey, where he met
two knights, who told him that with
in that place was a shield that none
might wear save he alone who was
worthy.
On the morrow they rode to where
the shield was hanging; when one Of
the knights called King Baydemagus,
took and hung 1t about his neck.
Then came a riding knight clothed
In white armor, who tilted with King
Baydemagus, overthrew him, and
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-02-25

On reaching the city gates they met
man upon crutches, and Sir Gala
had called him to come and help to
carry the table; when the cripple
arose and bare 1t with Sir Galahad,
although 1t was ten years that he had
not walked without aid.
The king of that city had just died,
and in the midst Of the council voice
cried out bidding them choose as ruler
the youngest Of the three strangers.
When Sir Galahad was chosen king,
he commanded a chest to be made Of
gold and jewels, wherein he placed
the Sangreal, and every day he and
his comrades kneeled down and pray
ed before it.
When II was a year to q day that
Sir Galahad had reigned in that
country, he went in upon day to do
homage to the holy vessel. And first
he saw a man who kneeled before 1t
in shining raiment, surrounded by a
multitude Of angels; and the man
rose, and said to Sir Galahad:
Come, servant Of the Lord, and
thou shalt see what thou hast long
desired to see."
And he stepped back, and the an
gels with him, and 10! there was the
Holy Grail, shining as though with
the very light Of heaven, and the veil
Of samite had fallen from it. When
Sir Galahad saw this, he trembled.
The stranger said:
"Knowest thou me?"
May" said Sir Galahad.
The man said:
II am Joseph Of Arimathea, whom
the Lord hath sent to bear thee fell
lowship."
Sir Galahad lifted up his hands to
heaven, and said:
Now, Lord, II 1t pleaseth thee, I
would no longer desire to live"
And after he had prayed the an
gels bore his soul up to heaven, and
hand came from above and took the
Sangreal up out of their sight, nor
hath mortal man ever since beheld It..
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-02-25

wounded him sorely, for the shield
slipped from his shoulder and re-
fused to cover him.
The next day Sir Galahad put on
the shield, when it hung in its place,
He then rode to the place Of meeting,
and asked of the white knight solu-
ton of the mystery.
The latter replied, This Is the
shield Of the gentle knight, Joseph
of Arimathea, and when he died he
declared that none should ever after
safely bear it, save only the good
knight Sir Galahad, the last Of his
line, who should perform many won
derous Decd" and speaking thus the
white knight vanished from sight.
Many great deeds did Sir Galahad,
and many a lonely heath, many a
gloomy forest, many pleasant
countryside, and many a town, did
he visit in his wanderings, till at last
he came to the borders Of the sea,
guided by gentle woman, the sister
of Sir Percival, a brother Knight of
the Round Table.
There he found vessel in which
were Sir Bohort and Sir Perceval, who
welcomed him warmly. They after
ward passed over the sea to the great
rocks, where was fearful whirlpool;
and there lay another ship, by stepping
on which they might gain the land.
The three knights went on board, Sir
Galahad first.
Here they beheld the table Of silver
and the Holy Grail, yelled in red sa-
mite; they all kneeled before 1t, and
Sir Galahad prayed that whenever he
should desire to die, his prayer
might be granted. Then was heard
voice saying:
"Galahad, thou shalt have thy wish
and when thou desirest the death Of
thy body, it shall be granted thee and
thou shalt find the life Of thy soul"
The ship now began to drive be-
fore the wind till 1t came to the city
Of Sarras. There the knights took
the silver table out of the ship. Sir
Bohort and Sir Perceval going first
and Sir Galahad behind.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-02-25
WHICH,.
500 for a New Typswritera

500 for New Typewriter?
$50 for Rebuilt Typewriter?
Almost all of the Standard Type
writer's, when new, sell at 500 each,
and 1t Is to be presumed that every one
Of them Is worth the price. The num-
Der Of New Machines sold would indi-
cate that 800 is not too much, bur
suppose you need a Typewriter and
can secure Factory Rebuilt Machine
not simply overhauled-but Type
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New Parts, (where old parts are
Newly Plated Nickel Parts, and Read
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II Guaranteed to Last and Wear as we'll
and Do as Good Work as New Ma
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/ do you think you would buy? AS
i business man you would buy the Re-
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will be worth just as much to you as
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We can sell you Rebuilt Machines
Rebuilt in an especially equipped fac
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just the machine you want-at q good,
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The price are something like this:
Smith Premier No. 2, $42 to $50.
Smith Premier No. 2, two or three col
or ribbons, IS extra.
L. c. Smith, visible, $50 to $40.
Oliver 40. 8, visible, $45 to $50.
Oliver No. s. visible, $50 to S68.
Remington, No. 6, S35 to $50.
Monarchs, visible, $65 to $40.
Fox, visible, $50 to $40.
Every business man should use q
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ence-it's the modern way-the safe
way See us about a Typewriter for
your business.
- See us for Typewriter Papers,
Carbons and Typewriter Ribbons
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-02-25

sg' One third Of Germany's population
is Roman Catholic.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
5eit abeeliefert.

8ir mp0en nniereu 2elern elm
brudtieh uerEtern oaB SDl1ses
German ggrup beut5utaae poflttD
bas einsige Braparnt i'm Wartte "
meld,es ghpinOiupt ltnosrt uno
heilt. ga ertbalt bic etseniIl.lel'
als reiner 9beer. Ius5u9 pm SIan,
seuhara u, D., m3elde als Seilm'ltel
Sar SuSien uub Shpiaoind9t Dol. oeh
mebeaip;sNen @onsrehen 10 bop &C.
idaast s.lb. Ser 5t]mlnofgtles,
e%insrlei ub bic sSsruutbsit i'm Saile
pber Hunse, mus oes Madts Mags
hobe uub 6eS MpraenS frel lein Q
gnfaue pm trudsneu uno tolternoen
Suiten. Die ertranften &geiie PEE
|ianaen na8 &ube, 9ellenoer anu
iinbsuoer Sebonolun9, tno oer Ta'
tient beoarT Der ridden Suit, aats'
Mabruue ireien glusuurts Deg WtOr.
oens, nit ihneEer unoT o~auernoe'
SinDerure. aleine GlaiaHsn 81
45 Gents a~erpbbulite @rbBe naDeau
2 Mal 10 uiel eptbaltenb 70 Gents
en- auen GpDtaefen su haberi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
/.

@it Dem /. apriI onfanaenb bo-
ben mir foIeerSe @iIeage Sicfcts
sum gerfanf.
500 @eilen gut alf Mfn. Gaciiic
mo Sron Monntain @obn In @iI.
loiri, Fam bon irgenb ieittano be.
tiist treroen $3.50.
1000 MeiIen auf Mo. 8acific ii.
Sron @ouutain gut in @rfaniaS.
2~ouiianna iirio Miiionri $25. 8anr
mr. bon Der I'M @cilenbu6 genann,
ten Terion benutt perOen.
1000 @eileit ailt onf ben 800. So,
fie. Sron @it. Gp, Sera8 & @oeific
isn't. & st. gsor, ct. &. & g. @
nro Miss. Riper ii,o 8onne Eerrs
&D. in arfnnfas. Colorado, 2ouiio
no nuS @iiionri $50. GbeniaIIi
@eitren 5000 Coupon perionIi6el
Sidct gut ouf allen gobnen Oitlid
Scs 1si{iourifliiies 81 $40. anL
obigen @eilenbider iino Gut an
! 1 Sobr bonn &~airfstoae.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12

Shrcdlihe strersen c%e.ineeft
9urd i6rsdltde Ghmersen ae
peinist infDlae Der @efte unperbap
ten Speiien, nabm 9. o. @rapi0n.
BON 2uln, MiF., Or. Sings 9eetu
aife 8iTs, init benz &eiultnte, : ME
er iHreibt, .baB i'd furirt murbe.s
@ue Mnsen lnb @eb6rmeunurbnuns
gen tuereen aebOben burh ibrem3 lin
bernben Siublaana beiDnoere @ioen'
ifoften. % Gents In Balfer Bros.
Gsptbefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
Notice Of
SHERtFF'S SALE IN PARTITION.
Benno BOIL, and Katy BOIL, Plain

Notice of
SHERtFF,S SALE IN PARTITION.
Benro BOIL, and Katy BOIL, Plain
tiffs
Mary Kachur, and Anton Kachur,
Defendants.
In the Circuit Court OF Gasconade
County, Missouri
BY VIRTUE and authority of a
Decree and Order of Sale made by
the said Court in the above entitled
cause, and of a certified copy there
of dated June 4th 1910, / will, on
Tuesday, the 18th day of September
1910. between the hours of Nine o.
clock In the forenoon and Five o.
clock In the afternoon of that day, at
the front door OF theCourt House, in
the City OF Hermann in Gasconade
County. Missouri, sell, at public ven.
due, to the highest bidder, the fol
lowing described Real Estate, viz:
The South-half OF the Southeast
quarter, OF Section six (6), and the
Northhah OF the Northeast quarter
OF section seven "a, all in Town
ship No. ~forty-four (44}, Range No
six t6). west, containing one humid
red and sixty acres more or less
and being situate in the County d
Gasconade OF Missouri.
Terms of sale as follows, viz: Fol
Cash In hand at the time Of sale.
a. q. MAuPIN.
Sheriff
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
GIN 10. SiiIi trnt AnS @eieh

an 10, Sui trat 0as @cieb III
aroft, fpeItes bos gcrfanfen ooer
6eilbalten BON irgeno tpeld,en @ab.
ritrgsmittelr berbietet, tueld5e irsenO
fpeld,e aiftioe o6er berOerbli6e Su.
gre6ienten ODER Snbitanaen cntboI.
ten, fpelfe bon Sdnrns. SauInib,
aranfbeif ooer @eripcirns berriib.
rem; ebenio lit Ser @erfouF ooer oas
3eiIbolten BON peroorbenen oSer iort
len eiern perboten. Strafe $i0bis
$500 nio @efangniBboft unO ser
8errrfbeiIte bat ole Soften ser Su.
fpeftion 5u beaobIen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
Die aadiuauoeruna ans sanaSa.

Die nerpSie llnrube unierer Seit
hat fit in erbobtem 8ro0 nnierer
Sarnier6ebGIferung m~iteetbeilt. Mtt
Der geIie6lung Der meitlifen Staa.
ten rn6 Der eridIiebnng INNER rtcii'
err @ebtete belt ole @eftp1rtstpaat-
oeruta Der 2anobep6lterimg gleifen
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idyeripoge fIittbete lie iiber ben &on'
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Notice Of
" SHERiFF,s SALE IN PARTlTio
lie Benno Boil, and Katy BOIL, PA
T, lifts