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The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-04
Go.
Unusual Garments.

There is not a gaement In our entire stock
that you can duplicate in this market. This
is an important matter to those who desire to
be gowned differently.
From the great number OF makers we
choose the BEST styles from the BEST makers.
and in every instance styles are confined to us
in Wilmington.
In a great many instances we choose only
one of a style and color, which we do not dup
licate. For these unusual garments you pay
no more than for the other kinds. Go where
you will, no matter how large the city, you
will not find a more complete or better line.
Be sure to visit this department before making
a final s%lection. We make a speciality of gar
ments for women over and under usual sizes.
Women's Goats, $40 to $50, with the best
assortments at SIS, $18, 500 and $25. Eng
lish Tweed Top Coats for motor and all out
door uses being specially featured.
Coats for tots of three years. Coats for
girls and misses, $3.50 to 500.
Suits for school girls of IL years. IA years,
Is years, at SIS and upwards.
Suits for grown girls, misses and small
women, S12 to $50.
Suits for women of regular size; among
which can be found all the popular fabrics, $15
to $75 each.
Suits for extra size wooden up to 50-inch
bust, $l5, $25, $50, $35.
Separate Waste for morning, street and
evening wear, at $500 to $25 each.
At $500 we show Waists of unusual
merit in black and colors, a particularly good
value deing an all silk Persian silk beautifully
trimmed.
Dresses in any endless variety of correct
models for street, dinner and evening use at
prices that will surprise you by their reason
ableness.
Separate Skirts of panama, serges, silk,
cheviots, voile snd mixed effects.
Raincoats in the now very popular man
nish effects. SIS, $18 and 500.
Evening Wraps, $50, $15, 800, $25, $50.
Goods deliver free within a radius of 100
miles on all purchases Of $500.
Kennard & Go.
621-623 Market st. Wilmington.
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Educate Yourself

to save money by opening an account in
the saving Department of the PENIS
Grove National Bank. 1t will earn you
8 per cent interest compound %semi-annual
and you can draw on IA days notice. Il
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CHURCH NOTES
BETHEL METHODIST PROT EsTANT

BETHEL METHODIST PROT EsTANT
REV. Ii. r. BLACKwooD, Pastor
Morning Subject "Asking for Jesus,
Where is Hep"
Evening Subject. "Christain Light
House," the evening sermon will be illus
trated by an original song by L. B.,
Apologize called the ~"FIagman's Song"
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PUBLIC FOUNTAIN DEDICATED.
Interesting Ceremony Witnessed by
a Large Crowd.

The presentation of the public drlnklIi
| fountain in front OF Odd felloWs ia
last Saturday afternoon was a memorials
| event in the history OF the Pehn's 0roV
Women's Christian Temperance ONO
| and also the Borough, because 1t is I'd
first monument even erected Tor phDil
| use or decoration in the Borough. Ii J
a great credit to the Borough and til
energy of the W. C. Z. U. The privileg
OF having a public place to drink VIII o
appreciated by many in future years.
At lis the members OF the W. =. l
u, a delegation OF school Children mem
bers of the P. 0. S. OF A. and Sons 0
Vatrans n ct at st. Paul's M. E. Church
and to the music of Liberty Band march
ed to the Hall.
Among the members OF the Union wh'
marched from the Church was Mrs. Saaal
]. Barber, the oldest, being 81 and ONT
OF the original member OF the Union whel
it was organized twenty-six yeaes ago
She was treasurer for eighteen, years. unit
a year ago. NE
After music by the band, prayer by
Ammon Raine, the County w, Y. /. U
Song was sung by school children. AS
the flag was raised from the fountain
little white ribbons foated in the air.
Following a yolley of musketry The
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-04
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
House and Lot Of Land

IN PENNS GhONE
BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
of the county of Salem, dated the 20th day of
September, 1916, the undersigned, administra-
tor Of Anna E.. Holton, deceased, Will sell at
public vendue, in front of Odd Fellows Hall,
in the borough OF Penn's Grove, N j., on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 1910
between the hours of one and five O'Clock in
the afternoon, to-wit, at three o'clock T. M,
all the following described house and lot OF
land situate On Pitman street, in the borough
OF Penn'S Grove, Salem county, Nj bounded
as follows. Beginning at a stake for a corner
in the centre of Pitman street and also corner
of George Withdrawals lot; thence by the rear
of his lot South &c de greeS and 35minutes West,
1874 feet to a stake in said Withdrawals line fol-
corner thence by other lands now or late OF
the heirs of Stacy ID. Layton, ST.. deceased,
North 43 degrees and 5 minutes West 761a feet
now or late of the heirs of Stacy D.. Layton,
ST., deceased, North AZ degrees and IS minutes
East ITS feet to the centre of Pitman street
aforesaid thence along the centre of said street
South 43 degrees and ten minutes East 4512 feet
to tine place of beginning. Containing 24-lO9
of an acre more or less, and is the same prem
ises which James 5. Layton, ct ais by deed
dated June 10, 1883, and recorded in the clerks
office of Salem county i'll Deed Book No. 6S,
page 264, conveyed to Anna L. Holton IN lee.
The property may 80 seen by calling on the
tenant or the Undersigned.
SAMUEL DOUGHTEN
Admr. of Anna E. Holton, decd.
j. Forman Sinnickson, Proctor.
Dated October s, 1910. l0-l4 II
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On Delaware Ave. and Penn Street. All
these lots are high and water good. Can be
had at reasonable prices. For particulars
Apply to ASA e.. TURNER.
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Building Lots For Sale

UphOIstering
IN all its branches at moderate prices. Mat
tresses remade. Jacobsen, Pedricktown 2-5-3m
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Farm Property

The SllSEliUtES WA NV - -. L..
aInnGside the Court House in the Guy OF oaiei"s
New Jersey, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18th 1910.
.t m. the farm property lately owned and
occ1nied by Joseph ii. DolboW, IeceaSeH, "
0oeted in the township OF Upper rem NecNy
SSaTen, Couutv, New Jersey, containing ehs
b"ndred ana NINETY four Q94 q } acres OF ian"
1nnre or less. Being the same premises c"sis
lived nv samuel :. Thompson anu Wiz ~
TT61on'as polbow by deed dated fSotusfS ~,
iste md recorded in Salem County Cieik soideS
IN Rook No. 81 Deeds folio SS4&c.
On this property is a full set OF b~uildihss ta
anod condition. sweet potato house lhcluueu.
me dwelling is NEW house. thls Ltim u M
- bmmndred acres Q00 a } is as good truck 'apu
as can he found. The property = oiusS ~ ~
new stone state road from PtVn :
penn's Grove, about three miles rom henn
Grove aud within easy hauling "lstahc7 -
Pedricktown.
The property will be ctered cleai 81 snenn
bramcss. Insurance, one thousand TOUT nun7
99red and ffty dollars (Sl45O VIII go WITH 'A'mI
| Conditions at sale.
EMMA D0LBOW,
ROSA + W. HOGBlN,
JOSEPH II.
oa4ahar Ia 1910. owners.
For additional information apply 70 =
| Hilliard, Atty, 80 Market ST. Salem, ~
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HOME HAPPENINGS.


Nov. l6-J. Ford Thompson, near Penh'
Grove.
Dec. Mathew Mitchell, near Penn's Grove.
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THE MONUMENT.
The base and trough are of light Fitz-
williams granite. The base strip is 8 #.
4 inches long, 3 1t. Z inches wide and /
foot high. The trough is 4 #. s inches
long, 2 #. IL inches wide, and ! #. s
inches high. The die is of dark Quincy
granite Oft. s inches long, l it. wide and
2 #. s inches high.
On the base Of the die are sunk letters
as follows.
PRESENTED TO The
BoRoUGH OF PENN's GROVE
BY THE
w. c. T. U.
1910
The monument cost ""octoa, e
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XII New liM pile
women. F2' 3ansa vSsru ieele
ags 8aeF seaaclie, stipation,
ling colds, imparting petite and
toning up the svstem. 'nequaled.
Easy. safe. surt Drug
Stsfe.
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CENT A WORD COLUMN

For Sale.
Choice pure bred White Orpington fowls and
chickens. j. Ford Thompson
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23
MODERN wooDNEN At seDALIa.
Drill Teams and Bands VIII Con-
test for over $4,000 in
IS Prizes.

Modern Woodmen Of America to the
number Of many thousands are Elk.
pected at Sedalia en- Monday, October
8, when scores OF uniformed drill
teams AID bands accompanying Mod
ern Woodnlen camps will meet on the
Missouri state fair grounds to contest
for over So, 900 in prizes. This event
Is being advertised by the head state
officials oil Modern WoodmeIf as the
only state logroIling ever held, and
every effort is being put forth to make
1t q memorable one-one of urpas
ing magnitude and splendor. The dis
trict deputies all met at Sedalia re,
Gently and visited the state fair
grounds and inspected the large show
pavilion and found it a most desirable
place in which to hold the state class
adoption on the night Of Modern Wood
men day at the state fair.
This building comfortably seats
nearly ten thousand people, and the
arena is admirably arranged for the
Woodmen to witness the exempliica-
ton Of the new ritual by the officers
and drill team Of Camp No. 1902 Of
Kansas City. The Woodmen will be
addressed by Head Consul A. r. Tai
bot Of Lincoln, Npb.. and Directors r.
r. Smith of Brookheld, Mo-, and E. E.
Murphy OF L~eayenWorth, Kas.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23
WONDERS OF AERIAL NAvleA.
TON TO BE VISIBLE
TO ALL.
WILL RACE WITH AN AUTO
Novel and Exciting Contest is a Ger.
tainty, Showing Astounding
Achievements in Modern.
skill and Industry.

LLLM .atIFHNe
Daily daring and sensational track.
circling nights by Wright Brothers
aeroplane, also the FIRST ~aeroplane-
automobile race in the worlds history
viii be among the ilany special at
fractions to be seeh at the Missouri
state fair at Sedalia; October to q.
The aiFship attraction is one FOR
waich a multilni.lfonair with q bar.
rel Of money could not have pur-
chased a ticket Of admission d dec
3adc ago, bur this year this most novel
speed contest ever arranged is abso-
.litely free to every visitor at tho
fair. II yoi fail to see it it's your
fault or misfortune.
An ironclad contract has been made
for q daily fight b. D Daring aviator.
IA one Of Wright arathers hest ma
chimes, and this means, that every
isitor at the fair, no matter what dag
h9 Is there, wiz have the novel pleas
are Of seeing ar airship CIRCLE tla.
track. In addition ID this, the cen.
tract calls for a real gace around the
track, one driver operating a power
ful high,speed automobile, while the
other, far above, operates his aero
plane. With these machines. so differ.
ont in construction, straining for su.
prenlacy, 40 living man knows which
viii win. But n thing sire, the
race, which may possibly be at the
rate Of a mile q minute, will be
mighty wen worth seeing.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23

Der SdHee bergebt Das Gis
brift alf. - Gs idipiat Der Str5m
GIltb. Strait, 2ebenl, iitbelfs
i'm StnrmesIauf. 8as lit Sic Goe
lie oes nabenoen 8riibfingg, Ser BOD,
fonriet mitB, pb oild Der 8inter
nod 10 ie6r init Itiirrnif9en @cbar.
ben orait Sn Ser Groio, i'll Der
&irfli6feit geitaItet fi6 freiIiG oas
Bib MIR al 6dufio gat5 dtpoers
Der &uf naf ueiter Strait, nod rteu.
EN- Sebcn erfdaat matt, taum DAP
Die bleiden 2ippen Inn 2aiite Der.
leiben fonnen. Ser iebniiiftioe
8unf6 lit 0a, Oas goIbringer, Das
@eroen aber feblt, oenn Ser aSrper
lit 81 gefdiDdd)t, Inn ucitern 2eben
geoeiblidcn go6en BIT bieten Sn
Der lairgen @intertasbeit BAT fif In
ben aroBeren 9anaIeii ltro Sen feinel
&6bren beg aorpers fiebr nirb mcbr
@itftpff a1geiammelt, Oct aIs abge.
mutt batte oitsgeidieoen iperoen fol.
len, itatt beifer aGer bon Dem TRACE
acknowledgement 8Iiite ridt fortge.
ihleppt iperoen fonnte lrito Idlieblih
bonn aorper, Oieien pergif.
tend. ~oufseioiiot tpuroe. &arrt auf
ioIdem Oersifteten 9ooer iielies 2e-
Ben erfprieBen? SiderIid nidt Is
fei bern, gu idaffeit Matb, inoem
Oh 6einen a0rper nit SiIf Der be.
riibmten OF. Bernard arduterpiaen
bon Dem @ifte befreiit, oas ieOe neue
aebensregu,tg I'M Seine su erftiden
Orobt. 8ertraiie Old nidt bert
anndIaIbern an; boffe ti6ts bon
oeren Guediilber, Dos ben 2eib MIR
nod mebr 5erriittet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23
@DHen.

Hos iiderIte MittcI gcsen @otten
1T Elm Diht idIieBenoer S1ranf. in
;peld1em lilalt nit @apGtoIin gefiilIte
9~a5ei1ddJen %aufb1n9i. Sir Gel3-
mcrt cignct iid am beiten eilie 6icbte
allte, rDcl6e man mi. iii Ecrrca III
0etranftem 3eititngspnpier ausleat,
9!e gel5c ~6itteingiebt mo 5mi ben
clelelben cine Miifuna bon p%uIperiir
tenn iflpar5em @feffer nnb 9aphtalia
trent, 8ortheilbaft 1T IS, Sic aiitc
cue 4 bis s @odpn 5u offncn, Die
Yel5e tiittig 5u Iiiften inns gil flopfci
llllo lpieoer, tnie oben engeaeben, 81
eeAanoeIn. Man fam bonn iid)cr
leln, Bob ciipoiee @ottcnbrrt oerni6)
LET miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23
TEAM oF pERcAERoNs.
SIX Magnificent Draft Animals to be
Exhibited BY Swift &
Company.

Swift's six-horse team viii be a spe-
cial attraction at the Missouri state.
fair. Great hitch of powerful Perche-
rons, type of noble breed that Rosa
Bonheur made famous in her paint
ings.
Every visitor at the Missouri state
fair to be held at Sedalia, October 1
to Z, will be sure to want to see Swift
& Co., six-horse team of ~Percherons,
phies and the plaudits of thousands,
rons constitute a sextette of harnessed
pany's six-horse tcam of Percherons,
Winners Of blue ribbons, costly tro-
horses the superior of which is sci,
dom or never seen. The fact that
these horses are not merely show
horses, but an example of the kind
of draft horses used daily in the great
packing business, makes the exhibit
tion doubly interesting.
The team itself consists OF two
Wheelers, Abe and Prince, weighing
2,260 pounds each; the swing, Mack
and Phil. weighing 200 pounds EACH.
the lead, barney and Dick, weighing
1850 pounds each.
TO perfect their appearance, they
have been given a wagon and harness
that in themselves are worth a small
fortune. Both were built especially
Tor the purpose. A special car, built
ON the Same plan as a Pullman sleep.
er, and indeed with as much care and
expense, Is used to transport the team
from place TO place. No extra charge
will be made to see this team. IL Is
only II or the many really merito-
rinus free attractions provided by the
faiH management.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23
MISSOURI UNIVERSITY ExHlsT
Many interesting Things Pertainiag
to Modern Education and
Agriculture.

The University of Missouri exhibit
to be made at the Missouri state fair
at Sedalia viii be the most complete
and extensive ever made by any uni
yersity in America. Included in this
exhibit will be a complete reproduc
ZION, on a small scale. Of the entire
university grounds and buildings. The
methods Of making the serum for the
prevention OF hog cholera will also
be shown.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23
stnten Gntfrrner.

S6Idpapier ober elm 1hnliher Stofi
trir0 III cine beige, fon5entrierte 81
trcneniaurel6iung oetalldt, 5l einem
Silt aerollt lInb 3lllt groBen Sbeilc
mil Rapier oOer 2nf iiber5ogeu. gel
Der @enutitng miro Der Stiff nit ser
2itlgc@ ober Onsh Gintmtden in @oi.
Ter a1qefcltftet unb iiber Die ill eilt
Icrrettoc G%inteniteIle gerieben. 60
Dam bringt man eineu 5ropfen d,lor,
f1IffnItiees @aiier nuf sic betteifcnce
Stelle, luoroilf ole Sinte iofort Der.
lSlipinoen IoII.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23
RACING AT TIE STATE FAIR.
Contests That Are Not Decided Until
Leader Passes Under the Wire
VIII Be a Feature.

There's going to be some real rae
ing Of the nosey, neryy kind-the kind
that putsa fellow up on his toes-at
the Missouri state fair at Sedalia,
the first week in October. The stake
races never before filled so well, and
the purses hung up by the Associa-
ton are sure to result in some finely
frazzled finishes. 1t you enjoy seeing
the good mes so, set your sail Sc
daliaward.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23
snalten slpildlen Sea 9ielen.

8miid,en ben Dielen 6es 6nBbo-
Sells iid) biloenSe Spalten iino 9rnt-
Itdtten bon a~Ilerlei ltngc5iefer, bon
ben aranfheiten er5ellsenoen 8afte.
rien gang al idipeisen. @an iollte
oaber nidt beridnmen. mo iie iih aei.
taen, tie alsbalo bid)t 81 MAIDEN, iDo3u
Elm aitt ans gebranntem Sips nit
2eim. fi6 gut etgnet, melder, penn
ser SltBbooen nidt gleid ipieber &c.
itridJen Derben foll, NIT pniienber
Sarbe gemiiGt miro. Ser Slit mliB
ipfort perlpenoet merben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23
GREAT LIVE STOCK SHOW.
Display OF Cattle, Horaes and Swine
to Be Of Rare Merit
and Large Size.

Missouri is one Oh the leading live
stock states Of the Union, and the
showing Of the aristocrats "of the
bovine, equine ami pcrcine tribes" at
the state fair at sedalia, October /
TO 2 will be one that no farmer or
friend Of a farmer should fail to see.
The live stock barns are said by
many visitors at other fairs to be the
best in Sthe United States.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23
gIinbe iSenirrimri6cn.

lin blind gemoroeiie 6enlterf1ci-
ben Ill reittfgen, nebn1e man eiilcn iii
GeinGl getranften ipolIenen 2oppen
ralo rGibe 6as Glas 6antft. gs 0arf
ic6oa nid)t ioeleiA faltes @aiier an
Ole g~ereiafaten 5eniteriheiben ge-
baa2t per0cu ioflDeri1 Die h1ngen ge-
bliebeaen 9cltbcil6en lniiiier auerit
NIT einem mOllefteii 2appen o0er
SlieBpnpier entiernt neroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23
@rifes nnO farbigss SeiOenbanS 81
reiniarn.

Gas @aro miro in Elm nit Spiri.
ttts gefiilltcs @ef1B seleaf rllS Stpi.
i6en Sen Singern gerieben; Sann I6st
rt.sg Sen Spiritits, obne aas Barb
ana3uringen, abtropfen. Dalm 6ebnts
oeIt mat in oleider @eiic OnS @ano
nit 9etroleunatber, leg1 es ultf ein
8 AentltG uno Dan9t cS nod 5 Ii.
mtteu I'M 3%irnnter 6ltfn &.ofnen o.f;
mad 2 Stun0en miro es t:nfs gcpldt.
tet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23
@emelnnnBlgeS.
Mrtnll ami @las III befeitiacn.

3pei Gbeile fein gepuIperte SLIDER.
latte uilS Elm Sbeil trodencs glei.
ne;k peroen innig gemiidt u1io NIT
-pFadltcm acilioI nuo 4Opellaf Su eli.
1e,n fnetbaren Seiae nerarbeitet. Mli
Orei SbeiIe aefodtes 2einol nimmi
ntall ein Gbeif aopellad. Soil j. ..
Ser MeiIfngbrenner elmer Setrolelm.
lampe auf Dem SelbebdIter beteftigt
prraen, 10 fiiIIt man Die innere 5ladc
Srs eriteren init Dem Slit aus, oriift
Sen @rpnner auf oas @las an irno
entiernt ben p%erorangten lleberflllB
SeS Sites nit irgetle eittem SnItrii.
mcnt. Ger Slit trofnet RAID mo miro
icEr feft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23
grnnncn bon stidlnft III reiniasn.

gS fonin1t tpieocrholt Dor, bof
llird oas giniteiaen IN onr6 Iangc
Belt niht acoffnete 9rilnnen Ien.
ldlcn inns 2eben fnnlen. Sic Oariit
EfinoIiHe 5tifInft lit Tdntlo ooron.
I'M oieie tp6tbringcnbe 2lift ill ent-
@teritelt 9ieBt man ie iah Ser 8ieic
oes @ruatens iieDenSes @aIier hin.
en- gilrd Sen 9ampf oeS "iicoen0pa
&a1lers miro Ser 8Tilnnen gereinis4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23
@aferariitc fir NTnnfr.

a Sitter Sofcrgriisc miro in ..aI.
s j. @aiier abgequirIt. in az 2iter
Ssallcr nit etrpas SaI5 Deer 3iifer
uller 1anfisem llmriihren pe;6 nno
5sAo old misgeqneIlt uno Oasd ein
saarlleb geltri1cn, Inn obite !3ptIot
'Oarn aegeifen 5l rOeroeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23
IRISH cHoRAL sExTETTE.
Organization Popular at White CITY
in Chicago Is Booked for
Sedalia.

A new feature in the musical line
at the Missouri state fair at Sedalia,
October | to z. viii be the famous
Irish Choral Society's Lyric Sextette.
This Is III Of the foremost organize
tions Of singers N the country, hay-
Ing won the applause of thousands at
the White citS n Chicago, Forest
pax and :..any other pleasure places.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23
aebensIanf.

9otnr pSinterloiien Gil Elm be.
oeutenbes 8ermoeen2" &ntient:
p2eioer lift. 3uerit babe id meinc
@eiunobeit eeopfert, INN Elm germ5.
gen 3n eriucrben; oann mnBte ih
mein @erm0gen opfern, Inn meihe
@einnoBeit pieoer 5it erlnngpn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23

safll man Dor Dem Sauermer6en 6as
ollrdl ldJiieett Dab man i1r btinp Sc.
@ea cine Reiieriptse brppelt fpblen.
cures Statron ~beirnengt nib fie Damn
y pelnlidit aeiauberten, am bcIten
Itlb arsgefodten @ef1Ben, nuIbe.
iuabrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23
gdluieriaer lall.

@efdngniBoireftor Gu einem tteii
a%nsefommenen Strdflins): sic
miifien bier arbeiten, iperoen aber aaf
8unid auf cine Sbren 5Gbigfeiten
ertiprehenoe Beiie beid1ftigt pcr.
ben. @os fiir elm @etpsrbe betreiben
Sie2" STaiIiHs: sd bin Suit.
iGiffer.1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23
Git dcimae[cndltet.

6r1uIeitt Der b66eren Eo6teridulc
ipottiid 81 einen ibrer 2ebrer: SEER
Brofeiior, III es pobr, Dab SIR 8ater
BLOB Gin aerpobnlider Sirt mar
2eDrer u@ap5 seipiB mein SrduleiiL
i'd ieibit mtB ia jest nod G6nie 5ii.
tenl"
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erinen al prafcn.

Cine 2einpunoprobe fam Iebr eir-
foA NIT Gel asrind3t net0cn. 8tau
brtigt eineit Gropien auf Elm Stitd-
6en net 8t< priifenoen 2eintpaub be-
hGlt ser Sropfen ieine ruloe @eItaIt,
10 lit Die 2eiunanb edit, i'm anoeren
Sale ober, ipenu Der Seltropfen iiG
ItrGiig olt8Oebit, oann lit 9numtoolle
6o5piiGet.
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@ieiaaenS.

a@Is i1 meinem Manne oos Rolt.
den nnterIdate. bat er mir oas Sla.
bterfpfelen perboten.~ Rim, nno
raudt 9cin Mann nod ,0einl"
nSpielit On nod aIabier2
yssa."
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spefnlatiu.

Srember Gum @emeinOe3iener):
y8eBbaIb lit Senn bier ons Siiten
bel 10 Warf Strafe perboten2 Sn
Dem @oiier iino ia gar feine 1iideil1
@emeinoeoiener: o8as madJt nidts
bfe itn6 oa probtsrt's bod einer."
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aleiHcs IibperitGnSnis.

Game: 4Nir piiroen 70 gerne 81.
rem Iieben Neffen Del ans be6aIten,
aber sic Ie1en mir iino 10 beidrdnft.@
8eiud: Idl oas matt bod nidta.
$aniel lit ia audi nid)t Der @ei1ei.
teltes4
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nm ipl.

nSerr Nadbor, mas ipar bertn 6as
fir Elm Moroitan6al bclte geaGt 10
gegen 5tpei ltbr BEL Sbnen2" oadl
ireine lie6e 6rau bat mid BLOB gefraot
pie id mid I'M @irtbsbous ami.
iiert babe"
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8erlurdicH.

Eii6nafbar our 3ed)ten: .GnGct.
ges 5ranlein oas 8etter
Game; slleber oieies Ebemo Iprod1
i6 idcn nit meinent 8oabarn 5lir
2infen. Gii6nadbar: .Gieie
@enteinbeitl SD bate nit Inn Der.
a6re0et. er fpil iiiiber 6as Glen lin6
i'd iiber oaS 8etter ipredenl"
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@erip6s.

aSd claude, Der Meinbofer SeppI
TT olld| idon neroos, oenn BEL Ser
lebten &aiiferei bat er's gIeid 3e.
merit, ais Inn Elm 9br abgertiien
rpnrbe."
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lalia the first week in October, Is at.
ways one IF the best to be seen In
any state, Kentucky not accepted. a
special attraction this year will he
the great stallion, REX Mcdonald"
together with many Of his SONS and.
grandsons and daughters ana grant
daughters. The paiaGe Of this fat1cus.
stallion and Ills set win lie a sight
that will gladden. yaa heart Of every
lover Of a good a3aie horse. The
strongest Saddle ales III the state
VIII be represented IN the slow rinsa
and there will be nothing better In
this line to be seen anywhere this
season.
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gns Scr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

uttcroffisier; gSSn iuie piel SbeiIe
serfdlh bos @elpebt, 9icgrut 8lunfe2"
Ncfrit gumfc: 09oS fortnit aaf3
o'tailf I'll, mie mans binjhnneigen
.tbltt.
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8n6cnlu9if.

Gin 9c6rer iragt einen Sditlpr:
v@o5n 0ielt 6as groo banptl6M.
lih2 Sdiiler: lin Butter ornli
au idmieren.4