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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-01-26

A hundred fine chickens worth $40
each will be killed in Americas today.
And not one of these royal ROSTERS
will be served the preachers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-01-26

The matinee this afternoon will at
tract many ladies who have read Mrs.
Wilson's st. Elmo" and will delight
to see it thus dramatized.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-01-26

Forty-two men turned out last night
at the inspection of the Americas
Light Infantry. No wonder the boys
are popular with the ladies'.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-01-26

The Hill insurance case consumed
the entire day in the city court yester-
day, and the proceedings were of in
terest to many spectators.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-01-26

Americas dog owners can keep the
dollar for a time longer. To their
great joy the dog tax is not effective
until the first of September.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-01-26

The average black brother stands In
awe of the new comet. AS a protector
of the family hen roost it fills the bill
better than a shotgun.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-01-26
Dry Goods Reduced.

7c Calicoes in assorted coIors sc yd.
&c Apron Ginghams, yd e. :. =. :. sc
&c Dark Outing, yd. :. :. =. SC
SC Fancy Chambray, yd. . :. :. :. sc
loo Fancy Suiting, I'd. :. :. =. :. sc
10c Dark or Light Outing, yd. =. 1-2c
loo Amoskeag Ginghams, yd. :. 1-2c
10c Bed Ticking, yd. :. =. :. :. 1-2c
10c yard wide Bleaching, yd. :. 1-2c
II 12c yard wide Bleaching :. 8 1-2c
15c Arnolds Broadcloth, I'd. :. Z 1-2c
10c Canton Flannel, yd. e. :. z 1-2c
15c Genuine Satteen Ticking, yd. lie
10c Solid color Chambray, yd :. Z 1-2c
15c Linen Finish Chambray, yd. :. 10c
25c fine, fancy Poplins, yd. :. II 1-2c
Csc fine Mohair Suiting, yd :. - 1-2c
25c White Madras, yd. :. =. :. II 1-2c
25c fine Pekin Stripe, yd. :. :. II lie
SOC Heavy Wool Goods, yd. :. =. Csc
SOC Fancy and Plain Mohairs, yd. 35c
75c full 50-inch Mohairs, yd. =. E. 45c
$1.00 full 50-inch Broadcloth, yd. 65c
40c fine, soft Silk, yd. :. :. :. :. 25c
soc fine, soft Silk, yd. :. :. :. E. 39c
$1.00 fine, heavy Silk, I'd. :. :. =. 75c
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-01-26

The comet now visible has not been
seen since 1910. Yet there are a
dozen unmarried ladies in Americas
who can remember it perfectly.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-01-26

-Four horses are in the local horse
pital from automobile accidents. ALI
ran away and were hurt at approach
of the benzine buggy.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-01-26
CLOTHING CUT ONE-HALF.
ALL SHOES SMASHED IN PRICE
Miscellaneous Specials.

40 Mems Cotton Flannel Drawers, 25c
SOC Mems heavy Underwear, each, 35c
SOC Mems heavy work shirts, each 43c
soc Mems heavy negligee Shirts, 39c
$1.00 Mems fine Hats :. :. .. ..75c
1.50 Mems fine Hats :. :. :. $1.00
200 Mems fine Hats :. E. :. 1.39
800 Mems Brown Derbies =. 100
100 large Cotton Blankets :. =. 75c
1.50 large Cotton Blankets >. =. CSC
1.50 large heavy Comforts :. :. CSC
15c large heavy Towels >. e. :. 10c
$500 extra large Counterpart $1.29
$50 fine Satteen Petticoat =. :. S5c
Csc Ladies' large Sailors :. :. :. 45c
75c Ladies' long Corsets :. :. :. 45c
Baby Fur Caps one-third off.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-01-26

25c pair for boys heavy wool knee
pants in black only; sizes 10 to 16
A regular SOC pants.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-01-26
TALES OF THE TOWN
TOLD IN few LINES
Pencil Stubs Picked UD AT
Random.

Typewriter ribbons for all machines.
typewriter and office supplies. Holli-
days Book Store.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-01-26

A woman always jollies man along
when she wants to make fool OF
him. xsMll & III
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-01-26

is founded upon what you save while
young, whether you become a bust
ness man. or woman, or enter upop
a professional career.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-01-26
Unmatchable Prices.

sc yard for the finest satin finish XII
mona Cloth with beautiful side
bands. Worth regularly Csc yard.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-01-26

A drink on time often starts nine.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-16
A. Lincoln
LAST DAY FOR W. T.
Official Season Finlshcs with Jop-
lin Holding the pcnHnt

To-day a tho last day of tho Off
! Ical season of the Western AHaocia.
upu The rnal epmcv of the depleted
Organization viii bc PLAYED AZ Joplin
and Enid Slpulpt crossing bats with
the former team. aud Guthrie ut the
Halter place Tho dope is that the
teams win finish with Joplin the pen
naut winner Enid second. Sapulpo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-16
ESCAPED DEATu nL rErGNrNG
Ohlahoman Fcarfully Beats Wife and
Then Swallows poIsou

Bnger, OKLA, Aug j.-Grcen Nc
Conucll, 81 years or age, drank car
bollc acid and died almost lnsn1tlv
here after he had beaten his wife until
hc Thought she was dead Mrs Me
Conuell un escaped by frcigning
Conuoll only escaped by feignng
beside the supposed ifelca body of
h3 wife.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-16
CHNNIBERS Up AGAIN.


King Chambers, proprietor of The
Chamber pool han ON North Grccn-
wood, was arrested ou the charge ~
gambling hv officer Tanlz Yesterday
evening with him was also arrest
cd Tim McGalbra The attor. whom
arraignod last night IN police cort
plead guilty and was fined $40 The
othor man pleaded no lGulW and q
trial woe ort for thi' ofotcrnnon
Chambers hog hcou arrested proyious-
W ON the charge or glmhlng Both
are Colored.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-16

Joplin Mo-, Aug 10 Joplin dc
fsatnd aapulpa In tho next to the last
game of lhc season here today by the
sroro OF o lo /
Tho score Il II E
Joplin ..... 0O2 100 0OE-3 I
@aupulua .... GOO Ol0 600 %
Batteries Hawk ana Harlow;
Scott ana Coo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
ht New York.

\ postcard viii get me to figure
with you, anywhere In Tulsa or ad-
ioiniuy country.
!, !. nlCIliAS.
Brick Contractors
i1G North LaWton 81. Tulsa, Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-16
SUNDAY GAMES.

Western A--nointion
Joplin l.a sauulpu 1885,
Enid .t, Guthrie. l.l
Amrfirnu N-sorintiun
lndIarnpolIf q. Lousylllc. g.
MilVaukre 10 Kansas CIt O-G.
81 Paul @ Minneapolis T.
C"lumhuH f.s Toledo. o..
National League.
20 games a'hrdulcd
Armrirnn League
betf0'i Washington. o.
kpt'on 10. ~ Louis 49,
Ch.ragy. 81. New York Is
Western League.
HUHla l.i. Tppchn 20
i"a MDlnoH p wichita q.
Sioux Dlt" o. st Joseph I
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-16

- - y '
Western Arsocinllun
Hapulpn Ht joplin
Guihric IN Fuid
American Association.
Toledo ~ CuiunbuH
Lnuirtl'l' AZ indianapolis
Kansas rity ~ Milwaukee.
National Lcnguc.
81 Louis ~ Boston
Chicago ~ Brooklyn
PiiiHburg ~ New York
Cincinnati ~ Philadelphia
American League.
10" YORK ~ Chicago.
Boston Hi ft Louis
Philadelphia ~ Cleveland.
western League.
81 Joseph at Lincoln
Denver ~ omaha.
boH M0lucH ~ Topeka
Wichita ut Sioux Clty
J.'.'.f. ''..''..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-16

At cleveland

N0II0Tlo9 YOUNG and Bomis and
Eosi"rly; Morgan and LIvings
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-01

5u enlpfebGen 3og .glotto IoII lntl.
ten: Snlrft iprc6en, obcr einen grO.
Ben Stod trogeH. S1nOe, idaOel Die
fer tSab bebt all oic biibidben unO
frrunoliden @coonfeu, oie in Der
&ebc ionlt uod entbalten iinO, u0IliB
auf, pernidtet ibre @irfltng modlt
aus oen 9lcuBeriutgen in oenen je.
0es 5ipeite @ort Ger 6ricbc iii, mr.
b0ie SeltdeIei. User eincn groBct
Stod trdgt, Dem gloubt man Die
ianiten gsortc nicbt. 5n StodboIm
Dor Dem gIobclsGomite, Bat 9looic.
pcIt aall3 altoere 1inge Neioat. "a
mar er Der bcgeiitertc gorfjinlpicr
Der 6ricoen.3oee. 5n 5tod6olul
iriebIi6 INTO miloe, in 2onNon ills
'pprioIiitiid uto nit eiuem groBcn
Stod bnrd) Die 2uit iit6telno, Dos
rieDt itarf na1 Gborlataneriel@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-01
gspn @iidlcrtildl

Die ioebeu erihieneue SuEi. Pins.
gnbe Der oGelrtidlen Saltsiron", Ntit
lpdufce, 8iS., bietet ourdy Die iG5nc
glnSitattung iotuobI oIS oen reidbab
tigcn, intereiianten SSlayolt allen
GeutidliebenOen cine 3eiti6rift, ole
i6nen fiir mande StiW0c @cnufj
peridJaffen miro. Som 3ubalt Deb.
en- mir tcrDor 6cn iliterciiotltelt Hei.
ieartifef uS ON III ertoge in Der
SAlpei3", bon Marie gSi0mcr. Ger
Ga9 ibrer golbenen &od)3cit". Gra
5abIutg bon q. 6reiliiigbnts. Gin
ainoeripicl", 0oneIlette non 9l(miu
0touier. Sine illteriinnte FIauocrei
iiher 8lntt Photographic, Sir Witr
iiffrclulbe iit eilt id6Brs Sieo yGos
tbeure &nterbnt8~ bon 4. @imtbert
Uorgcieben. Cine ipeitcre 5ortieB.
ms Ger IellelnOelt Ut3dDlllttg IN
biit fir MIDI, bon gtle SinOnr.
@aited. gine ollerlir6ite fleine or.
5dbling miro ben stinoent 1reuoe
ma6rn. Gie SGIuitrirte Gbronif Der
Belt bietet ruieoer bicI 6cs 3eitge.
mdBeu ans alien @elttbeilcn. Ser.
ner ent6dlt Ole 9tlminter eine rei1c
iSiille bon praftiidet glatbidlGgen
fir Sous itnO Sero, Iebrreide, en-.
5ieberiide ultO. gefultObeitIih. 0iufe,
8orlagen fiir GSrauen. inb siinoer.
inooen, iotuie Die llcueiten &arodr.
6citeH ollerIei fir @e6i6tfrslnOe
linO einen reid6aItigen, iftterciianten
8rieffaiten. Diit eiiier Summer
ipie oieier ftebt Ole yGcuti6e Sous.
irali~ ben beitcr III. itno mtsI1noii6.
en- 3citidriften an SnbaIt nidJt nad.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-01
llnclrli6e saOcaGeTieer

GinunoafJtjig 9}eip Dorfer 2aSet-
6eiigeS, ipie Grocer, Meeaer, Sob.
leu., Sol5. lto 9cIifotciIenbGuoIer
II. + 10, mur6cn oieier Soge in ser
jmeitcn 9I6tDeiIiulg OeS bierten Di-
itrift8 Miui3ipoIgeri@ts Dem 9iir).
Ter 8allfope 2bur porepfii6rt uto
bon 0ieiun ipcgclr &erfollf8 bon @an
ren nit 5it aerin9cln @efuid)t uub
ARnB nit ie So bis 800 6eitraft.
Sic b6d)ite Straie tpurbe iiber oic
Stanoor0. GonI So, go. tt2 0ii
1ll2 Ctr, perbdlrgt BON Dem ueil-
cn aonnriiidr fiir Wlole imb @c-,
mi6tc, Clement s. 3riScoIl, ansge.
iau0te SSuipeftorcn batten gcnrI0ct,
6nB Die 800 gfllno @ooge Der
@eicllIdjaft I'M 80 Rhtn6 gur5mids
tig lei. SS5e0pr Shul6e Der 3004fim6
fattite un6 oofiir be3oDIte, cr6aGte
ibatiddlih utr $50 Giunb. 9lod-
Dem ole Strofen bcrbdnat luoroen
3oIItc 9iidter Qpnn Scrru 8riscoH
,ut6 oeiien SSnipeftoteir aroBes COB
ltp6 iagtc, Gnii inter bieien 9etriiga
frcielt mir Der fleire, armc Wiaun
81 Gei6en babe. 9riscolPS 3bdtig.
Tcit ipiirSe INN bie SatOler aGler
Sloiiett 8ipiltgsL forfeit 8lt iudoeu
lul0 5l nciien 8ie Stdot f6nne
aar ni6t itarf genttg oenrtige 5reb
fer sur 9fedcnid)aft 3irIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-01

@c@regor. galnitag gt6eno ipur-
Re III @c@regor, elmer ffeinen Stoot
in Wc2ennan GountD, Der 3eittlngs.
herausgeber &. 6. Streigbt, Better
ltilh &eOafteur pes BORT eri6einen.
0cn o@litror", cridoiien. Gr iab
sur 3eit nit ietner 6rau nuf Ser
@nIlerie ieires Salties. gs fpupoe
mir Gin SduB abgefeuert. Die &u-
6eI brang Streigbt in Die Stirn ltno
fiihrte iofort ieineu 500 berbei.
iSrau Stretgbt lit perboftet. 9as
Raor ioIl tpdbreno Der lebten Belt in
llnfrieoen gele6t baben. sie babeu
cine Sodter bon fitnfsebn Sabren
unb einen Sobr bon 6rei5ebn Sab.
ren. 0as Md6den ipeilt sur 3eit in
SfIaboma BET Streigbt's Gltern.
Ger Silnge lit 5u Sauie, mar aber
ifon 5u gett gegangen, ols Ser
SduB fieI, Der ieinefr 8ater to6tete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-01
@ehcimnihupII.

Die &oli5ei bon Suflono, Gnl imO
Sen ,unIicgen6en StGoteu beid)1itigt
ild aegenmGrtig nit etnenl bonn GeIe-
graph MIR frr5 eriuGbnten gebeimniB
pollen @erbreden, Dor Dem tic mie
ppr eiuem unI6Sbaren 9t1tbieI Itebt.
Gs lit scr Sail Der tSiGbrigeu Ato.
ulie Galaao, Die friib Wtorgcns nm
a llGr orn ifrent 9rll6er onf ser
6rout .@eranba iDrrs Seims. 767
GompbeIl StroBc, Sotla1o, gefnebel
'ulo ar1bIih pertilnuncIt onigefln.
Ben 1ulr0e, 3os iiulge Wl60dep lpar
BALI to6t; iie mlBte burd1 irgeno
ciue itorfe 9rogue bplpltBloS 0emadlt
morSen iein, oa lie iid rlr golli
mangelbnft erinnern fonntc, mas ibr
augcitoBen lit un6 ipie laiDe lie i'm
6reicn gelegen fat gIl@ 6ronf Gal.
goo Q}nrgens auf ole glrbcit geben
molltr, itoIperte er mtf Ser &eroR0o
iibcr oen mibbanOelten a6rpGr iei-
rar S6rueiter. Ser 2eib 0eS WlG6s
bcns mar iteif luo oitrf ole ad(te
9ait} blnu gcidrbt. 9nr1 boS Natbt
acpano lidertc 6aS @lnt anS oen
8ltnoen oil glrren irlo 6iiBen, un0
aud cine lle6erocfe, pcIcbe bic I'M.
6efanlten @er6reder BON ibrenr @ett
genpnnucn uno oariu sic luttere &or.
Ipcrb6lfte eingelpidclt batten mar
blntio 9efdrbt.
llc6er oie ltmit1nbe ser rdt6ieI6of
trn G6at breitet it6 Der oidtcitr
Sdleier ml5, Der iiir sic 8oli3ei
gn3 lut0lrrdOringlid lit. aein
(Srnlo, teilt fIeiller 6inpeiS. ia lti6t
einual ole 9ln0e1itlrng zines ioIben
fmln bon Dem Spier oocr ppn ibrcr
6dlllllle 8egebeH lpetDen. Sic 9lQbs
rige @lop 0olBoo, luelde nit ihrer
SdtpeIter in oeniriben 3inmer
| IG)liei, lit luperIeB ulb fat mcrf.
Irpiirbiaeripciie nidts oopon genlartt,
IalS Die gIeltere 0efucbclt, nriB6nnbalt
lnr aus ibren 9ett onf ole 6ront
&crau0a 9cidlcppt iplroe.
2llS lie pon ibrcm @ruoer o1ige.
ntn0en lptrOe, Ina Momie 0algao
nit Dem ojeiidt nodl lnlten oltf 0cnt
fleinen peranoaortigen Gorbou oeS
Sa!lieS. 25bre S1noe parcn nit eli.
ren ber Striimpfc ocS GpicrS, mel.
die bpn eiltcm Stlhlc nc6en ibrenl
9ctt genomnten paren, alf Dem
9fllden 3tTnmretgebulroen, ipG1ren6
Der anoere Strlunpf felt Inn t6rell
Sails gei6llngelt mar, onnlit Iie ni6t
nicNer 5lm 9cplt5tiein foinntpn
fonnte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-01
Spudgcriflt.

Nus Dem ifapar5en Staot Mfii,
iiIiippe fomult ipieOer einmaI oic
9ta1rift BON einem 9pn1geri6t, bel
Dem einem 0ie @aIle iiberlaltfeu
f6nnte, idon pe9en Ser 9lufiaiinnq
ole man 0o ullten bon ser 8e,
ididJte bat Die 9pnderei miro
ndmIih BORT gelpilicrnloBcn ais ein
6riinnpb ser. 3ioiIiiation oitfgefabt,
neil es babel 9or 10 "or6entItdr SUI
gin0 fein Gjeidret, fein 21rpf
feline lnn6tbi9e1t llmitdnOe, ser gtc-
ger lullr6e einfad oufGeflriipit. Gin
Dtann, Namens S. 9. @tiller.
Stcuercinib0ter bon Gpncor0io ga
Iriib, 2oliiioro, tbeilte Ser 3eitlmg
Commercial l(ppeol,. in Mel1pbis
| Die 6eidicbte bon Dem 2pn1.
gerift pcri6nIit6 it toI1cnOen
&orten NIT: Sd nlodlte, 0aB
Sic 6ctontrlL 6oB On$ OH gIuo
Gurl in @tooiion, Drift, polI3ogene
Spndaerid5t cine bodit oroentIife
9lffoirc mar. sic inter 2citltM BON
8onfiers, gllnp0ltcn, SSormern lno
&aufleuten ans ienem Bclninlpeien
Dor iith ging. Die beiten 2eltte aus
Dem Gountp, 10 gut, mic tie MIR IL
gerl0no 5lr finoer ill0, famen einfodl
| Nort 3uiantren uno 6Gltgten Curl
oltf, obnc ie0e8 3eiden pon 9fobeit.
A1on tranf nicbt. man idyoB nicbt,
man fludte niftj mon b6rte faiul
Elm lulteS @ort.,
&onn man iih etlpos 9eipnn0erns
IpertbereS Deltten ais oieic gltten
siir9er, Sic nid)t I'M ganne elmer
gemoItigen 9htfteglug. elmer sen
Geritano uniiebclnoen Gntriiit,ulg,
IionAerlF in @iibe eifent Mit-
biirger 0aS 2eben nobmen pbne
audi MIR cinen cill5igen 6lltd) babel
aus5litoBen2 Ga$ ein5igc Genuln-
oerlicbe lit nod, Dap Die 3ercmonie
Ilid)t nit @ebet cilDcIeitet purne;
Ooour6 miiroe oieier mi6riqen Sen.
d)elei crit bie &rone oltfgeiebt NOR
ben iein. 0enn mas batte jener I'M
IgliidIi6e 9teger eigcntli6 be9ailgan?
Gr mar beid)lll6igt, eincn lnlanitdn.
Oigen 9rief an cine mciBc SSrait ges
| Ihriebcn 5il ba6ct geluiB ein bGbs
Iid)es, a6cr bod fcin tooesniiroigrS
&erbreden. @s Oergebt foltm Elm
Gag, at Dem ni6t i'm 8ut0esgerift
| IGbnlihe g[nflage 5ur GerbonOlitng
fomnlen rutb nit eiu paor @of)cu
@ef0ngniB, biitiig au6 MIR nit eli
Iner @elNitrafe gciiihnt iperoen. Der
fe8er Gurl aIip, oh idul0ig oorr
MIDI ergriff Die 5Ildt, 90 er pobl
eiuc sl)mlng boben mpdte, mas ibn
5cuoritaah Gr wur0e bon tinem
v8oIie" perfolgt, manote ii6 nm
rn0 idoB altf icine GerfoIger. Gr
trof ilrO t0Oetc einen geipiiien g8.
4. Milfer Ben 9rlt1er ocs oben ge.
nonnten Stelter6eamten. 0ofiir lpGre
er perntutbIid IN @fiiiiiiippi aid
|Qcieslid gebonBen moroen, obglei9
man ieine Sbot idaperIidJ ais MorO
bpjei6nen t0nilte sl6er ieine Ser.
toIger 5ogen cS Dor iih oitf gor fpin
&iiifo eiE5ltlaiien, ionoern Oie @e.
rehti9fcit icl6it in 0ie S5ono 3u
nebnelt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-01


"0ie 3eitltngen bcrid,tcn toQtdo-
lid Don pl6bIiden So6esfdQcn.
YSfon pie6er elmer am SiBidlaa
geitorbeH@, HciBt es baum fllr3luca.
@enn man ii1 sic Sode abcr ii6er-
legcn pOlltc, Diiroc man ni6t 70
idnea nit ieuen g8ort sur San0
icin. Ter SibidlIog 1T nur bas. let.
tc @IieO Ser t66tlifJrn Gette. @r
miro einen geiunOen Meridcn nidt
befaIIen, ionoerg mir Ote @ci6pd6.
ten, Die lnonate. uno iabrelonq ltidlt
oaran oadten BOB IidJ tpdbrenO Ser
2ebcnsborgGnge in ntcnidlid,en a6r
per alte perbrdn1te Stoffc aniom.
mpln Die b6dit gifti8 tpirfeu, rpenn
iie nidt aus oen 9lutc Qeidofft
wcroen. Mnttigfeit, aopiidmer5en,
SApinoel, Ser3Hopfen, HiidenIdlp1.
d)e ullo ole SerhmiullgSit0rlngen
limo Die baltpti6dliditen 9In3cidcn,
oa5 Der a6rpcr nit ioIden giftigen
9IutbeitollbtbeiIen ii6cr(o6en lit, ii.
Der SibidlIag bil0et e6e1 MIR ons
leBte 8Iieb Ser t0btIi6en aette 6ei
iol6en 2eiiten, tpeldJe Die tpnrnenoen
slll5etden inbea6tet lieBer, ouitott
NIT 9iilfe Der berii6nten ct. Bern.
aro ar1llterpillen bie Site aus oena
Storpcr BEL 8citen 8u entferncn. Die.
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ga6en u16 aus oen beilfrGftiaem5af.
ten iorgf6Itig misgeipdblter @flon5cn
.5libereitet iin0, pelde ni6t 6ie &c.
ringite Spur eines idarfeit ntetoQi.
ifen @iftes ertbaGten uno oorum
audi fcines 3uferiibersugs beoiirfen,
iino bas bette Wiittel, Inn 6en &or.
per gegen oie Somenelutb gu itab.
len.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-01

8ei Dem 9eriudIe, ieiueft 5ebn.
iG6rigen GoGn Dor Nem grtriufiugs-
tooc 81 rettcn fono Goiporo Sripiu
bon SnmiIton o., 40 Sabre alt eilt
rei6er mo in peitcitcn areiicn I'M
Stante befnlnter StoHtraFtor, 3lt.
iammcn nit ieinem Go6ne Elm nniI.
icS 1rab, Gas llnaliif erciguete iid
Ra6ntittogs I'M @iiami.5liiiie in
Der gtabc bon 8re,Iton. 8ater tulo
Sobn 5attcn in gcgleitnng polr stn.
6crell eineu glnsf(u9 oilf's 2nno &c.
illndlt, uno Der Sobu bate III benz
iSliiie ein gao genommen. Gnbei
tunr er in cine 81 tiefe StelIe gera-
then. Sein gater iprang nIs er
ieil,eft Sobn Dem Grtrinfen nabe
lab, iofort III ben 6litB unO nlndte
Die rer8peiicItiter slnitren9ungen,
Ben stria6eu 8lt retten Seine sfn-
Jitrengungen tparen aber pereeblid,
unO gei0c ipurben in Oie aiefe se-
rifien.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
Brief State News

Watertown.-Taft school athletic field
is finished and adds much to the APP
pearance of the school property.
New Haven.-President and Mrs. Ar
thur 7. Hadley and their young daueh-
ter Laura VIII sail early in October for
Europe.
Naugatuck-T Beacon Valley
Driving and Agricultural association
has voted to hold two days fair in
October.
CoIinsviIIe. - Sidney Kent Legare.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh S Legare.
had his wrist broken while crankfng
his automobile.
Danbury. A Curtiss aeropIane. navi-
gated BY either McCurdy Or ELY. pupils
vi Glenn II. Curtiss will be exhibited
al the Danbury fair. III
Plyn1o uth.-The Rev T. e. Lathrop
has received an attractive call from
Atlanta diversity. Atlanta ca, to be
cha plain and instructor.
Cheshire.-Ches school, the Epis-
cOpal academy of Connecticut is soon
to begin its t17th year. the new head
master being Paul Eiimpke. L. \.
Hsrtford-tdgar B. Bennett recently
presented a cop1 of tha Rannel Fam
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
Tax Viburn-O.

J. r. CONANr. II rranklin street.
Whitestone sc ana the J. p. c. Zoe
Cigars are the pest on tho market
TYp thep narl&d
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
Joseph S. GriIls of Westerly, who

Joseph S. GriIls of Westerly, who
conducted a sort of banking business
for his Italian countrymen. and who
was arrested on a charge of embez-
Element, about a year ago. is now in
the tolls Of the courts of Connecticut,
as well as in Rhode Island. Several
weeks ago John BelbrunO sWore out
warrant for the Arrest of Grills,
complain ming that he desposited with
Grills 5000 on October H. 1908. under
the representation that Cribs was a
banker under the laws Of Rhode Is
lauo. Subsequently he became suspi-
cioES and demanded his money Of
Grills but could not get it, He now
charges Grlls with obtaining money
under false pretcuCes.
Warrant fer the arrest of Girills was
placed with Deputy Sheriff William
". Casey Of PaWcatuck, who has wait
ed patiently for Grills to cross the
Pawcatuck river from Rhode Island
into Connecticut, in order To save the
trouble of eyt~aditiOn procee, iugs. Mr.
LrtIs. uusu- Pcctngly, Went into Paw
oatuck 'r.ja. night and was taken in
10 custody by Sheriff Casey. Shortly
after he was given over to Police
man James Gaffuey and taken to New
London. He was arraigned in the
police court Of that city. Saturday
morning and pleaded not guilty Hear
Ing was continued 10 Monday morning
and he furnished a bond Of $1,000 for
appearance at that time.
When Grills was arrested about a
lear ago iJ was uppn the complaint
Of two New Ioudoners who claimed
they had deposited $l.20U with GIRLS
10 be forwarded 10 the Bank Of Rome.
Grills declared that he had forwarded
the money As directed. but it was sun
sequenty learned that the Bank of
Rome had not Received any money
from Grills, and that he was not.
known as an agent of the bank. Grills
has been indicted by the grand jury of
the superior court for Washington
county. several months ago, and is
on bonds to appear for trial at the
session OF the court which cOnyenes
this week
On the Very first day of his hearing
in the Third district court in Westerly.
lie caused the arrest Of young New
London Italian for Islander. This
young fellow was Interested in the
prosecution Of GriIls. Soon after
Grills caused the arrest OF the two
men who had fled complaint against
him, charging them witty perjury The
men We're confined in Kingston Jail
for a week. being unable to furnish
bonds for trial in the lower court: hut
their cases We're dropped by Grills,
ana his aCCusers We're thoroughly
scared
Mr.. Gr,lls has been d resident Of
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19

The clerk of the superior court for
Providence county has received nine
teen applications for admission to the
Rhode Island bar, and the examinations
will be held Tuesday. The only appH-
cant from Westerly is Louis A. F'averio
student in the office of Augustine I. L.
LedWidge.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19

The superior court for Washington
county will convene at Kingston today
(Monday). The grand jury will have
under consideration the wood alcohol
poisoning cases of Cisco and Difonti of
Westerly and several local liquor nuis-
ance cases, besides the Grills embezzle-
ment.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
The Vexatioux Issue.

The Maine legislature is neither
close nor doubtful. Its senate con-
tains 81 democrats to 10 republicans.
while the house presents SS democrats
to So republicans. Names liquor pol
fey is certainly scheduled for a radical
revision IL successfully done. it
should remove from politics a chron-
icaily vexatious fssue.-Boston Tran
script.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19
Richer Than We Thouuht.

We note with some surprise that
Mayor Gaynor has eaten beef
steak" and lis doing we'll" He GER
tainly is doing doggone we'll to have a
beefsteak to eat in this year 1910 A. D.
philadelphia Inquirer.