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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
CHINESE MERCHANTS
BANQUET PARTY
OF AMERICANS
Farewell Love Feast Is Held at
q. Pekin in Honor Of Departing
Business Men From United.
States,


Pekin. oct. S--One hundred OF the
wenlthiest Chinese merchants recog
nized as the most conservative class,
gave "a farewell banquet last night 20
the delegation of American business
men, representing the chambers of
commerce on the Pacific cOnst,
Clnd IN their purple robes Of blue
and gold and black caps they formed
striking contrast Ca the Americans.
who sat beneath the entNined flags nf
dragons and the stars aud stripes.
The American speakers referred 20
their amazement al their reception
which they characterized as over
whclming throughout China. cnlminat-
ing in Pekin. whore they had been nd-
mitted to the palaces Of the forbidden
city which seldom had been opened.
rhe American minister. Mr.. CAL
houn said that not only was this uu
event ln the lives of the visitors from
the Pacific coast. hut m the history
of China. as never before had a body
of foreigners been received here with
such good will and kindness. He
added that there were Few American
business men ln China, American
trading having been carried ON largely
by mail. and he pointed out that
America could not expect 90 compete
with other nations without capable
on the spot Tie hoped
that the visit OF the delegation would
b. the beginning OF new era
The American delegation ieft this
20 visit the treaty ports They
will go as Tar as Canton and VIII sail
Tor the United States ON October %.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
AVA 7 DR. ELY
HAS BAD LUCK
At START
REMAINS IN THE AIR
ONLY TWELVE MINUTES
Attempted Flight From Chicago
to New York Delayed By
Accident but Will Be Re-
Sumed Today
rBy Morning journal Special Leased wirei

! TBy Morning journal Special Leased Wirel
Chicago, oct. 9.--Eugene Ely, en-
trant in the Chicago New York aero.
| plane flight started on the record
breaking test this afternoon, but re-
malned in the air only twelve minutes.
In that time, however. he travelled
eleven miles and landed, where fresh
start win be made early tomorrow
morning. The aviator descended be-
cause OF a clogged carburetor.
Repairing this was m0tter of q
few moments, but I'm the rapidly gath
ering dusk Ely in trying to start again
ran the machine upon a rock and the
front running wheel was torn away.
A new wheel was brought up and the
force of mechanics began working
while Ely went to Gary to spend the
night I'm special car.
1T must have made YOU crazy To be
stopped by so simple q thinG.' sug
gested u bystandcr.
by an aviator such mishaps are ex-
pected, they are not even annoying,
replied Ely. "Ill start at o'1lock to-
morrow morning ana If the wind Is
like it was today ri not stop of my
own viii until | reach South Bend,
Ind, and not long at that place"
owing to the chill of the air, ana
a smart northwest wind, only a small
crowd gathered at the Hawthorne race
track 20 see the start Of the trial
which despite the fact that field Of
eight starters originally counted on
dwindled to one. is still the most en-
bilious flight vet attempted in the
United States. willard and Curtiss
made technical starts fyling over the
race course fence. but. as preViusly am
it was not their intention to
make race OF Il. Their machines
were quickly taken apart and shipped
20 Gary, Ind, to be ready 10 supply
any parts which Ely might need. n
was from one of these machines that
the spare running wheel needed by
the Boston racer was secured.
Two hours after the start, Curtiss,
Willard. MoCurdy, Ely and = number
OF mechnnicians went over the hi
plane with "a most careful scrutiny
The propeller developed Thrust" of
32O pounds. worn wires we're replaced |
the nuts and screws tightoned To |
make assurance doubly sure. Curtiss |
made trial flight of q few moments |
ina upon alighting placed the machine |
ready Tor the start There were /
twenty gallons in the tank to feed the
sixty hOurse power, eight cylinder en-
sino and mbricating oil IN proportion
enough 10 have carried the flier
~ miles.
Ely was garbed from head TO fopt
% brown leather. on his right wrist
b compass was strapped. and Ia front
IF him, attached to the machine was
watch. The later indicated precise
3 All o'clock when the propeller be-
IAN whirring Ia the nine seconds. the
lviator left the earth.
A snappy wind was on his puar-
az his back. That " was
great accellerator Of his speed. IS
hown bv the fact that In the twelve
minutes ne was in Tight. he covered
leveu miles
A telephone message from Lcporte.
nd, stated that a crowd OF so, 600
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
-Four Minnesota Towns Wiped
Out BY Flames Which Are
Sweeping immense Tracts of
Timber.
GRIEF CRAZED SETTLERS
ROAMING THE WOODS
Five Thousand Are Homeless
and Must Have Aid Without
Delay: Bodies Are Brought
in by Wagon Load.

/ IBy Morning journal Special Laaeed WireI
Warroad Mimi oct a,.-rhe
! greatest catastrophe that Minnesotn
has experienced since the Htnokley
! horrors fifteen Years ago. took place
Friday night and Saturday. When the
| whole Minnesota Manitoba boundary
country was swept ht fire and ass de-
| tails become known the disaster ass
sumes appallinR proportions
The number ot deaths tonight Is
| estimated from TOO 10 200. almost
entirely among settlers IN the woods
around the towns of Beuudette. Pitt,
Roosevelt and Glacetou Few of the
settlers are known To- have escaped
and this estimate maA tall consider
! ably short al the aetual number.
Scenes of horror arr reported from
| every point People lost their heads
completely and ram amiessly tthout
hewailinE the disaster Town streets
were streWn with personal belongings
which wcte thrown AWAY IN the
flight
Crowds OF s4ble-bodiea men. mostly
workmon with no ono to care Tor.
ran poll nell To boAtd the twaitMg
train at ~ a}tati t9Atne ssyeft6ian ~
women and children and refused
positively TO assist III saving prop-
erty An aast-bound freight train
went through q burned cuivert near
PITT and blocked the line
The towns Of PITT, Spooner tANisl
and Reaudette were burued ,Ftiday
night \ hurricane was blowing 1T
the time and within ten minutes after
the appearance Gf the fire the in
hRbitants OF the town were forced to
flee for their lives being unable to
save any OF then property Tho fire
was heralded by "A shower of sparks
and burning brands Whicii swept
across the Beandettc river and the
inhabitants had barely time to reach
the special train that WAS waiting be-
fore both towns We're on fire Nt an
places.
Sick people, apparently by tho
score, appeared and were carried or
assisted to points Of safety There
were five patients ga hospital, which
was burned
one womnn who had given birth
TO child at o'clock the same eve-
ming had TO be enrfied to the office
Of the Shevlin Mathieu Lumber COM
pany IN which many people took ref
uBe
The bulk OF the population of the
towns OF HeHudette and spoouer are
housed Ia Rainv River and special
train is waiting to take the people
to some other point e9 st ia ease the
fire should get fresh start Tho
town Is not vet entirely rree from
danger
The buildings of the Shevlin Math-
leu Lumber company are practically
The only structures standing i'm
spoonor. not tree a fence or a foot
pf sidewalk being left. rhcre are
lot even the heaps ot debris that
Usually remain after fire.
The property loss in Rainy River,
leuudette and Spooucr alone in
'luding the RAT Portage Lumber
'ompany's plant and yard az Rainy
river and the ward OF the sheylin
iathieu Lumber company ~ Spocner
yil total about one and onc-hnlf
million dollars II win be some time
'ofore the loss of lifo is known even
pproxImatoiN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
OLD TINE MINERS
KILLED BY CAVE-IN

Helena Mont, Oct g,--H W. Sey-
mour and Chris McKinzcl, two old
timers who have been wording n
PLACER digginRs Ia Grizley Gulch g
Few miles from Helena were caught
IN a. caxe~in and both Killed, Appa
r@f,iy the accident GuehIted las, f'ri-
day although the two men were not
missed until today, when searchcrs
went to the diggngs ana noticed the
cave-in A large crow was immcdi-
ately assembled ana within a short
time the bodies OF the two men were
brought to the surface,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10

and the rest are q mile or so farther
but on the other side of the mine
These latter are in close proximity to
the dividing wall ana shonld the air be
clarified they may be the first
reached by rescuers.
Inspector Jones even went so far as
To say that these men possibly are
alive and based his opinion on the fact
that pure air was found near the wall
when the hole was broken through.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
STEAMER AGROUND
IN THE GOLDEN GATE

san Francisco. oct g--The British
steamer Damara. which ran on the
rocks at Fort Point IN the narrow
part of the Golden Gate yesterday
while leaving port bound for London,
is still herd and fast. All efforts by
several tugs to get the steamer off
failed The cargo OF barley has been
taken Off and the coal in the bunkers
was thrown in the bay Another ef-
fort to pun the vessel orr The rocks
win he made nt high tide
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
WEEK Of HARD
WORK BEFORE
DELEGATES
CONVENTION EXPECTS
GET DOWN TO BUSINESS
Fight Expected on Initiative and
Referendum; Prohibition ADJ
yocates Demand Recogni-
ton in Constitution,
Especial Dispatch TO the Morning. JournalI

Santa re. n. NJ. Oct. g-When the
constitutional convention Is called to
order tomorrow afternoon at 2.So 1t
I is expected that events will move
rapidly The question Of employees
which has worried some of the dele
gates. has been settled, and settled
right. Delegate Barsum, chairman
OF the republican caucus, is expected
to present the names of the persons
who viii constitute the staff of per
mament employees of the convention.
a report is also expected from the
committee ON rules This important
committee has held several sessions
during the past week and il Is be-
lleVed its labors are completed. Pend
ing the report the convention had
been working under the rules
adopted by the constitutional con-
ventlon Of 1889, which are not very
well adapted to the needs of the pres
ont gathering It IS believed the
rules win contain provisions which
will ensure every delegate an oppor-
tunity to be heard on the various
propositions To come before the con-
Vention.
The various committees and sub
committees are already hard M work
and many of the delegates who are
members of the important commit
tees remained i'm Santa Fe over sum
day in order to avoid any possible
delay in the work Committee chair
men have announced public hearings
tho committee on corporations for
Mondays and Thursdays q each
week. and The committee on legisla-
tive department for Tuesdays and
F'ridays. other committees are OK
pected 10 announce dates for public
hearings.
The hig fight OF the convention is
likely to occur on the initiative and
referendum clauses of the constitu-
tion. Those in favor of these prln-
ciples Of government are sanguine Of !
success, while some or the men who |
were its Interest opponents are in !
clined to be slightly more tolerant in |
their attitude toward direct lcgisla- |
tion. one delegate expressed the /
reason for this sentiment rather
tersely; There is no light like the
light of the election returns. said he.
The prohibition interests. as repre-
sented by the New Mexico depart
ment of the Anti-SaloGn league have
q representative at the contention who
has been active among the delegates.
The Anti-Saloon league desires that
a clause prohibiting the manufac-
Lure, sale or giving away Of intox-
cants, be placed in the body of the
In other words, they
want the fate of statehood coupled
with that Of prohibition. In effect,
no statehood without prohibition.
There is little likelihood that the
will accept this view OF
he matter, though there seems to be
| growing sentiment among the dele
gates that the prohibition question
ihould be submitted to the people as
| separate ordinance to be voted on
Il the same time the constitution Is
admitted for popular ratification
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
.RESCUERS CONTINUE SEARCH
GERMANY MINERS ENTOMBEO
IN STARKV|LLE PROPERTY
ENTIRE NIGHT SHIFT BELIEVED
TO HAVE PERISHED BY DEADLY
BLACK DAMP WHICH FILLS MINE

Families of imprisoned Men Have Given Up Hope and Calmly
Wait at Mine Entrance for Word of Missing Relatives; Res
Cues Are Driven Back BY Damp and Are Unable to Ascer
tain Whether Any Miners Escaped DEATH Estimates Place
Number Of Dead as High Eighty but Canvass Of Camp
Shows Ffty-0ne Are Missing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10

blocking the way of rescue parties ~
the tirsi crosscut from tho new slope.
This tuncture is about a mlle and a
hali from the now portal and IS tile
iarthcst point reached by rescuers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10

Savannah. Ca. oct 9.-The local
automobile club delegation in New
York notified officials here by wire
today that the grand prize automobile
race. is sure to be- staged In this city
probab bly, November 9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-09
sran Soa q. 0dsner seitDrbea.

Rad, laiigen 2eiSen 1T am Mitt.
mod morsep 6pau SOa &. 9dfner,
@itttpe oes perftorbenen Sobn s..
Sdfner. IN ibrem Ssirp oabier se.
itorberr. sic mar bic Sodter Der
ebeIeufe Sris e~iferrnanr, an Der
Sir5t Greet geboren, uno ebeli6te
in 1890 $errii Sobn s. Odsner
ipeIder Dor 6 Sabren ftarb, Ieine
9itfpe init 6 ainoer binterInfIenS,
pel6 Iestere nun aud ben Zoo Der
lieben @ntter betrmien. 9ie Ser.
itorbeie bradte ibr sitter duf al
Sabre uitb / Gag; mar Ritglieo
Der Bptbias Sdfuefter 2oge, mro
binterIdBt aiiBer ibren 9inoern ibre
betagte glterp unb mebrere &c
idppiiter ioipie einen groBem Sreuno-
es- un6 8efannterfreis.
8ie geeroigilfre fin6et beiite Radp.
mittag INN 2 llbr bonn Srouerbarie
aug itatt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-09

Die aoelpbion 2iterarp 60.
cietp miro beute Mbenb Iiterorif9en
abenS boben uno fosnrnt folgenoes
8rogrnm our &itsfiibriirg.
High School Chorus.
Address-Walter Doh.
RecitaGon--Haryey Stoenner.
Jokes-Henry Claus. {s.EN
Recitatien-Bessie NeuheuHer.
Essay-James Wild.
Recdtation-Myrtle Walker.
Piano Duet Edith Remley, Annie
Sauer.
Composition-IAvonia Koch
Recitatdon-Paul Horn.
Prophesy-Oliver Ochsner.
Neutrality-suspicious. Well.
Newspaper-Edgar BohIken.
Recitatlon-Helen Danuser.
Piano Duet-Elsie Jaenecke and IT.
ma Rebsamen-
Dream-Emil Simon.
Composition-Earl PARROT
Recitation-Wnbur Kessler.
Recitation-Irene Nage.l
Essay-Harvey Hickman.
Riddles-Arthur Neurnann.
Neutrality-suspicious. Oncken-
Violin Duet--Myrtle Walker and Ed
gar Maushund.
EEN aHMIL aaA ~ NnNrL-E
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-09
5ran gietOr u. eilber itirbt in Der
Srembt.

Gm Wittipoh 9beno truf bier bon
Sort @ortb, Sera$ Die Grouer.
funSe elm baB Srau 8ictor y. Sill
Der 5aielbit aus Dem 2eben eeifie.
BEN lei.
Gpait Silber nelhe felt stpei Sob
rem idaper art 9litrno gelitter, iirro in
ben Gtoaten CALIFORNIA uuo SeraS
2inoerltna gefurd0en, mar am /.
9opentber nit ibrem @nttet nad
Sort Bortb. Seros sereift uno be.
nbiidtigte 6aielbft ben 8inter gu.
subringen. Serr Silber befonb iid
biefe 8ode in @eifGften bier, trat
aber 9ienitag abets0 pie Seimreiie
an uno ipirS nobl ietite gattim to6t
gefnnbelp bober- Die 8eritorbene
mar 6ie Sodter Der gbelel,te
Sris Sranf, SO Sobre3 Monnte aft,
felt 8 SobreM NIT $errm @ilber Der.
beiratbet nirS binterldBt nuBer ibr.
en- @atten ufro glteru 8 tleine Sim.
Ser. Gin GROCER 8ertpanoteit. uno
5reunoesfrcis troiiert Inn bic 10
friib Dobineeidieoene. Rdberes
iiber hos gegrabniB fonutem mir
nidt in @rfabrutt9 brinsens
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-09
Stuiss.

Ben anunp iiste beim Sob.
f0seit aud eirpert ieiner Singer init
Oh.
Serr CHARLES @elner urto Got.
Tin fuelde bier 8ehide modten iino
ipieber nah ct. aoiis anriid.
S. o. @aebler infer goft.
meifter .ioelder Idneere 3eit franf
mar, erbolt iiA iest raid.
SRI, Siuie Sdnsi6er. bon ct,
2oui8 it bier bel ibrer @utter uno
gerapaftoten0 b, 8eiud.9
slm 10. 9e5embet giebt's Del
$. 6. Sdulte SaBOereHiigen.
Sdrrp $. Meper felt ore Be
boiiptllng nitf Dab SurteDs uno $tr.
i6e ntartd]e Sdger Sbpnotiiipen,
Mbountirt oitf Dos Sermairier !.
BoltSbIntt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-09

--@etralt, our1 Srieoensridter
@eniel AM Z. 9edenber: gbtporo
8eder bon &binelanb mo SRI. at-
rta &oItnnan bon Big Springs.
ranes lit i'm 8reiSe geitiegen
urt6 Sns Materiol ieslider @rt nie
es in Der 0ulderei gebraudt nirb
bot NIT Der aIlgemeineit 9berertns
S1pitt gebalten, 6oG mip0 Die Belt.
ing gum ielbem 8reis seliefert ols
mie nod alles bilia mar, &rosoem
.giebt es pieIe Die iinsern 6os Solte.
GELD Der 3eitung be5aBlen.
Der oIte $err 8runf Sobnion
bon fredericksburg nar anfanss
Der ISOLDE in Mcaittrid mn Die
Santime fir ben @ebrn,b ieines
@bodlouoers, nrlo sfbGaoers einsu-
treiben. $err SobmIotr lift Der gr.
timber oieie 8 6arngerdfbes, aber
ole Sarmer MAIDEN es ieEbit itatt es
5n baitfeiu unh binter bieien lit Serr
Sobnion ber iiin 81 ieitiem &edt gu
fpmanef.
-8ir fiibren oas gr6Bte Eager
feirer Hor5euantpoopen ME Salat
8otuIen Sbit . Sets, Cafes aener
nn6 fancp Sber. nno l~1rtertaiien
nno la0en 8ur 9eiidtieuitg ein.
Sobn $. Selmers.
-am Iebten 9~onreritag Sen /.
December iuur6en Serr 2atpIon
8bite uno Sri. Sulia Gang bon
fredericksburg oabier III ser Bizarre
Der @p. Ct. Banls Stride onrd 4ait
or Sne6meper ebelid berbun6eli,
Sic reiitcn ielbigen Cages nod
Sein. Sri. Gang lit ole Godter I'M.
ieres friiberen Mitbiirgers George
9ona iirpo @idte bon Serrn Sris
Sang.
-Sie Gountp Court bot cine
8eneintbeilllne oes gonntps Fit ole
GrDdblung bon Gountpridter ge-
troffem nno 9oeif Sopnibip bon
fiioliGen 9iitrift Dem noroIiden
8iitrift beieefiiet. 9iefes lit Sen
S~timmgeberm BON 8oeuf EoipnIbip
aud Iieber oo bepfdieoene @riinoe
oafiir fprefen baB Ole Sntereiien
bon @oef Sotpnibip enser NIT ben
norolihe,p als NIT Dem 1iioIiden
8iitrift perfniipft iinS. ,
9alenber.
&infenoe 8ote ni0 DaitfHer Roi.
let aalenoer oi bertaitfer bel
Susor & Mief.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-09
-gpm. 9iItbea bon Berger mar

-gBm. 9iltbep bon Berger mar
Rontn9 bier.
9r. auf Der Seioe bon 9rofe
mar Rontog bier.
-t9t0 ift eir mii6er 8ilaer mel
der pdib ieitleau gnoe 3usebt.
Spdn s.. 90. gssers mar ap
lungs Der Bode gu 8eiud in ct.
Souls.
'-Rmift eiiren @eibnn6t Gatr
ss un6 8auHberaierinSg BEL
Sobn S. Selners.
-Sron ". 6. 2eiiner befinoet
fi@ felt Somftag in ct. 2ouis 5ilr,
8G,ahe ibrer &noer.
Der Surge ipel9er tuiaig fleine
9inse pernidtet ntoft BEN Mann
Der Srobes uolbrir9er tatrt.
SIN ct. Souls ertpirften ain
9ietdtag George Don ir. unb gan
R. emo bon bier, einen $eiratbtS.
ffetn.
Go. Chill, Der Birtb su @osco.
sobe, ut tpeeen ieiner @einn0beit
in 6e 8ober au Sot Springs, arf.,
gereiSt.
-8e5ublt Die 3eitung; iest III
Die bette Belt 6a3u lub Guer 3eit.
ungsruarn sebraudt Dos @elS ieb,
notbaDer6ig.
Madt etre 8ebna&tsein
tufe bel Sobn S. Selmers nn6 er
baltet cine Der itpnpn aroBen Rttsi
fir inir SO Gents.
Die Guuntn Court pertaate lid
an, lesten Somitos. pirb aber oi,
lesten 5pei Sage I'M Sabre in Sit
ang fem Inn Invertebrates al oroner
-9ie Observation-Disclosures finoel
nniere 2eier polit6noig in oieien
9lotte, Serr Soft bebanoelt 6t
&asesfpagen m~eiiterbaft. nno 90
S&riftitiid lit meiiterbaft,
-Gas Srng . Boot @iiiouri Il
mn &egieruugsbofe 5n &eofiif, So
ma ailr &epepntir. uRb Der Mat
bes 8ootes Serr S. sc, @anIoin
bel ieiner Srau inn 8interqnartier.
Serr unS Srau SeiirD Slider
elm innges ebepaor bon ct, 2oni
ipareit Ieste 8ode bier BEL $errl
6iider'S GItern Serrn unS Sra
@bus. Slider 8i geiud.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-09

ieineip Sdapiegeriobn 2oatis Siege
ner, bon Sfldbomo, Die @adridt Elm
Dob iein Batter aiieuit @esener "a.
ieIbft am lesten Greitae i'm alter
BON 70 Snbren geftorben lei.
Sran Soul Stred nurbe Iests
8ode mad $ermann 9ebradt 100 fe
.our& 9r. Safner md 0perotionpee
bon einen ent5iinbeent 8Iir66aun
.befreit tpipoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-09
Srafe.

9rafe.
goitor u. 9ibIbere bat in
Der 2attberiiden airdcsrs einen hid.
tieen 4irdendor orsanifirt. /
Soiepb ur,b ebparo @orre,
bon Moiele tuareru bier Del ibren
gltern 5u 8eiud-
8ei alisr5t @itte lief oupd
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-09

9err JhltnS Sdrtte oon
Spe,spilfe mar 9ienftag 8efuds.
merle bier.
-GmiI Sojenritter bot bier fem.
en- 8efudl been6et unO reiite 9ienf-
tag tpieoer mad ct. 2ouis.
-Broieeutins attornep 8. g..
8aster reiite 9ienftag na9 Seaas
no feline @atttr. iid aus @efunb.
beitSriiffid)tetp aitfb1lt.
SEER Bbif 8otb bon Worriion
mar @ontog bier unb leiftete Dem
@mtseiS als Sriebensridter az mel.
der amt er in Der lesten @abl er.
tpdblt tuur6e.
-Boitor 6. @ericola bon 5nl.
pier Springs. Wo!,, mar Sa1nitag
bier gum 8esrdbniB Ses Serfh ernii
@aebler. Spau agrieola lift Die gnf'
elm bes 8erltorbeneu.
-$enrp 8reutigam tpelder ben
CONNER iiber in &~artin9ton, &eb.
arbeitete, lit tuieoer bier. Deseleih.
en- Serr ut6 6rau aitguit 8able
ole 6ortem gu 8siud fparen,
50. SO. ShNueer BON 9rafe mai
Sanitag bier nm I'M Gourtbauit
@eIdoftlibes SIT erleSigen. $enrt
lit nod elmer Der acknowledges: e.
ma6t lange Souren 5it &ferOe.
Gin @iiterpaeem auf Der 81
ienfs purbe am @ontog ulorget
bier auf Dem Selieie pertriimmer
llnO fteI otfs Saltptgeleiie, Delde.
BEN Bniaaier8itg bon Sefferion Gitl
mebre Stunoen aafbielt.
Die Mlitter mebrerer ertpod
ienen S0dter mar 6ieier Gage be
inns uno befIagte iih iiber anoer
Rabden neIde ibrer Sodter eli
idleftes 2eumin6 ausiteuen. I'M
bat ms boraif oufmerfiam 81 mad
en- Bob icIde Gbrabidneioer. aitd
Derr iie faiim berangetuodiene Sin
Der iino, ebcnIo Dem @eies berfal
len pie grnadfene meId)e iiG i
mas al iduiIoep forairen laiien, 6.
lift gar leibt einem @6ohen eilrel
lidIedten @amen alt5lib6n9en, 6od
liolte man ioIdes inter feinel
lsndtanoen ibun ielbit tpenn Sc
S6ein geget fie ipridt, bemt mi
5l oft madt man ole @rfabrrns
Dob Der S6eit triist.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-09
Seiratbs.2ieenieH.

2aluiOm @bite. 5reOeridsbnrs 81
Sulia Gang. fredericksburg 10
Otto 4urreImeper. SmenspiIle 90
@alinbu SeIemarit. Roiebuo 20
Sobn 8. Collins, ct. 2ouis %
Cora so. Glasnorsar, ct. 2oiiis 18
Com. 8eder. &bineIan6 . 81
anipa SoItmsarib Big Springs 1s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-09

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Sonntae in Der 60. OF. Souls Sc
meinbe madte Serr Baitor Sueo.
meper befantt 6as er bon Or. 2ouis
3orm $1,000 ols 8eitras gum
acknowledgements Der @emeinoe
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trag bon Or. Corn gemadt iper6e
itm elm 8eripreden meldes er ieirt.
err @attin auf ibrefn Sobtenbett se.
aeben, eiwtloien. gs mar bieies
fir Die @emein6e cine frelpoige
ueberroidung ba oieIer 8eitrag Die
@emeinbeidulS I'm ben item Sbeil
~berminoert.
Sn Cafe. Ro., lit leste ISOLDE
Ser friiber bier tuobnbafte Serr
George 8aumeiiter int rorgeriid.
tenn Bitter aus Dem 2ebeit 9eidieoen.
Gr wobnte un0 betrieb in Sermoun
Dor 80 Sabren aIf Dem anipeien
meldes iest Germ Gbriition 8Olf
gebort. cine 8rdlerei, aber ba Die
Strobside 8ralerei aub inn Gang
mar, poIlte ii4 bes 9rmtmeiiter-
'ide l1nternebsnert nift 10 red)t rem
|tiren, urb 10 aog er noh @drrer
County mi ole 5arm. CIR NOR ein
bie6erer Sdnabe, urtb trotoem er
nur einen arm batte, iteIlte er bel
Ser alrbeit bod ieinen Warrn; uno
mar IN ieirem Rad}bar- lfp6 BE.
f~urrntenfreis tpobI aelitten.
Charlotte.
SRI. @lmn 2petfenboetter
melde in 81 2oiiis mar 1T iuieoer
5,ibauie I'm, ibrem @ater ben Salts.
bait 5li fiibret.
SRI. anna @olbriirf begab
lid Sreitag nn9 CT. 2ouis mo fie
ldrBere 3eit bIeibeft min.
@ie mir pornebmem lit @aI.
ter @ebmeper Gif Der &rmfenliite.