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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-28
Kansas avenue where desert storms

Kansas avenue where desert storms
have ragei uncurb ID.
the opening OF the tennis season was
accompanied by a spirit daunting dust
storm, and the bringing out of broken
rackets. warped and bone dried by win
tering in attics and closets. from
whence they had been dug out and
pressed into service.
The hot and cold baths, and strong
envigorants and modulated persuasive
speech of the city candidates, are to-day
superseded by grave anxiety and NOR
phine injections to be followed tomor-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-28

The front is completed Of the LOOMS
building at TIC Kansas avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Forbes have re-
turned to the city after an extended So
journ in Florida.
This noon the red duck member
ship team of the Y NJ. c. A. met for
lunch and was addressed by DR.. E. S.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-28
VETERANS BIG BOOST.
Christian Steel, Now Dead, Claim He
Conducted $4,000 Funerals.

Pittsburg. March 28.-Christian Deit-
rick Steel, whose boast was that he had
survived many battles in the civil war
and as an undertaken had conducted
nearly 1890 funerals since that time,
was himself buried yesterday in Car
negie at the age of II. He is survived
by widow
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-28
$3.50 CeciIian Player Piano

Beautiful ebony case; an ideal piano
for new beginners conc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-28
One $435 Bell Bros. Piano

A GENUINE BELL BROS. PIANO and
contains all of the pat ented features that
have made this piano the choice of discrimin-
ating musicians big bargain Used but not
damaged Beautiful walnut GAO
case-SaIe price. .............. PO3O
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-28
One $225 Columbus Piano

Too well and favorably KIN
quire further mention; h
carved mahogany case
Sale price.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21

committee until about ter minutes oeloTe
the end of the last meeting Of the sessioii'
according TO a minority member OF lhe
committee wrote Mr.. Hammitt. and Win
the chairman's recommendation they were
adopted and inserted in the committee
report without Formally"
On the floor of the Assembly it was
stated. when some one challenged the re-
port. that the secretary of the Public Ser
vice Commission had conferred with the
committee in regard TO the amendments
a telegraphic inquiry by the challenging
Assemblyman to the secretary OF the Pub
lie Service Commission brought the response
that his conference had been with either
three or four men, two OF whom he knew
were not even members of the Assembly,
and that when he met these men he had
no understanding that they were the Com
rnittee on Water Supply, Gas and Elec-
triCity of the Assembly
To prohibit any future legislative slips
resulting from the standing committee
methods the Citizens Union wants the pres
ent investigating committee to recommend
specific rules TO govern their actions and
safeguard their operations, ar least TO the
extent that action on the floor of the Leg
islature is EafegUardsd
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
CONFERENCE ON INSURANCE
Hotchkiss and Hardison Decide on Ac-
cident and Health Contracts.

Albany. Nov. 2o-At . conference yes
terday between Superintendent Hotchkiss
OF New York and Commissioner Hardison
# Massachusetts several questions came
mp Tor consideration and decision relative
10 the laws of both states which 90 into
effect or January next and whose purpose
is to regulate the issuing Of accident and
health Insurance contracts In respect TO
the renewal Of policies issued before that
date and which have no provision giving
the insured the right 70 renew by the pay
rnenr OF successive premiums. II was decId-
I'd that II view Of the practical difficulties
IL The way and the loss which might re
SUR 70 policyholders. the benefit OF the
doubt should be given to the present
method OF renewals and any further ques-
tion which might arise hereunder be left
10 The courts or TO further legislation.
There viii be. accordingly no interference
by these departments with the renewal Of
contracts now IL force by renewal Ger
tidcates if that method Is acceptable TO the
cornpauies and their poiicyhoIders.
However. the departments urge that poll
cies issued under the new law have a re-
nryvaI provision. So that, in respect to such
policies no question can arise as to
whether or not & renewal certificate is
Legal
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
SHONTS IN CONFERENCE
McAdoO'S Entry Expected to
Force Early Interborough Offer.
WON'T OPPOSE TRIBOROUGH
But Terms May Be Modified to
Approach Those of McAdoo
in Liberality

The rumor Of new subway offer by
rHe Interborough developed considerable
speculation yesterday as TO the time when
this proposal viii be made 70 the Public
Service Commission. \ man familiar with
the subway question said that the tan
gled situation viii have 70 he cleared
within the next two months. as Mr., Nc
Adoo's timely entry into the field viii
force tfpe Interboroughs 5 offer within the
next few davs and. in turn. will accele-
rate the action Of the Board of Estimate,
because neither proposal Will be indefinite
u open and the advantage Of competi-
tive pressure would be Iost TO the city
through the tardiness Of its officials
L was said Yesterday that Theodore P.
Shonr. the president of the Interborough.
had prolonged conferences Saturday and
yesterday with directors Of the company
to formulate the terms Of the new offer.
This proposal. i was understood, will he
based on the suggestions made by the
InterhorouEh 70 Mayor Gaynor in It's let
ter Of July D. Il VIII necessarily be modi-
fed 10 make II approach in Eberality Mr.
AIcAdoo's proposal Il was said that the
Interborough viii not directly oppose the
! -riboroUgh plans Of the Public Service
/ Commission. bur viii offer notifications
/ tending 10 effect great savings, and will
/ base its arguments for consideration on
: this ground as well as on the promise Of
/ one system and liberal terms 10 the city.
/ One Of the greatest problems confront
ing the Iuterborough Is the tine ar which
/ this offer should be made New plans have
been in preparation for the last three
weeks but the financial interests behind
/ the company had not seen any reason 10
/ hurry. il was said. expecting that in q
/ free field they could barter with the city
for terms highly favorable % themselves
Il 1Ir- Shonts makes a proposal early
this week no avowaI that such an offer
/ had been contemplated FOR weeks will
erase the impression that competition had
done the trick. II was pointed out, while
Z the offer Is DELAYED. NJ. McAdoo may
have The feId all 10 himself when the mat
Ter comes up before the Board Of Estimate
for tnal decision The opinion prevailed
yesterday that the offer may be confident
~ expected rhis week
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
HARD TUBERCULOSIS FIGHT
Ma tionaI Association Finds Need
for Greater Public Provision.

II rhe Ezht against tuberculosis being
~a-e6 IN this country sixteen state sana-
forums. tven-v-eIght county and twenty
one municipal hospitals FOR the treatment
scf The disease have been erected OF pro
-rL=l cor since January = 1soa- according
- bulletin issued Yesterday 10y The Ma
-fo-aL Association f9r the Study and Pre-
7-er-loa ef tuberculosis.
VT-hir the last TWO years the number Of
state institutions for tuberculosis has been
doubled and The number of county and
rrlulrIpaI INSTITUTIONS has increased from
a-out thirty 20 eighty The expenditures
- public FUNDS for the treatment of tuber-
.alo-i- have beer more than doubled II
1900 about s. On e-a u1 state money was
znureDrEa-=d to~ tuberculosis institutions
e. meetings of ferr..--llree legislatures, and
more -har $4,000 IN 1910. The apprOQris-
rforz of counties and cities Tor hospitals
and -aua-or1ur-~ for The treatment Of TINS
;4-e -uU- s-5a-arst- making q total OF Of
arfsf appropriations of more than S6.--s' o.
~ tr- fa-t TWO -ears.
Notwithstanding ta.s encouraging con
d5rIaa. rle National Association Tor the
Sr.dv and Prevention of Tuberculosis
states ihat uo- one-reurh of the public
provision Iar tuberculosis that Is needed
lsas been made There are more than 20
cess tuberculosis patients II TINS country
who are Constantly without proper InsuCu-
-rar-s --a1rrr3er71
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
TALKS TO CLASS ABOUT LIES
Rockefeller Bible Students Hear
Subject Discussed.

IF red Indian came 70 your house ana.
f-auc.shIug . touahawk- told you that he
had come 10 scalp your mother. would you
be morally justified III Utfering = falsehood
10y telling him rilat your mother was not
At home This was the question IL ethics
which was put TO the members OF the
Rockefeller Bible class al the Firth Ave
1ue Baptist Church yesterday.
The subject under discussion was '.Ly-
iuE~ and the Rev Or. Addison Moore.
leader Of the class, agreed with Il majority
% the young men that under such unusual
auG desperate circumstances q lie might
De permissible de declared. however that
as q general rule white lies We're strong
II 10 be condemned. \ falsehood was d
1alsehoCd. he said whether il was uttered
cor 2 good purpose or not
4 Le N business or Tor the purpose of
advancing ourselves IL any way he added
is never 5ustita bic If mankind did not
loEe tEs truth, society could not long en-
oufe- Take. 1or instance. the case OF the
protective tariff We know OF prosperous
merchants who vote and de- lare them
selves enthusiastically IN favor If 4 high
1aTf1. auo vet rheE smuEEle goods ii he'll
ever Ihey 90 chance. i ali our citizens
ere such ss these. IlIS J1Lo1 would soon
ClElLte. IaLe.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
NEAR CONTEMPT OF COURT
Your Name?" Asked Magistrate
II. Wonteu,' Said Prisoner.

He stood before Ma gistrate O'Connor. IN
the Essex Market police court Yesterday.
wiry little man, scared out of his wits.
Though the charge was only one Of ped
ding without a license. he looked IS though
he stood charged with murder or high trea-
son. He was one Of the most inoffensive
prisoners the Judge had ever seen. and no
one expected that he would show any dis
respect TO the court
What's YOUR Nance rhundered Nagis-
rrate O'COnnor. The little mans lips trem-
bled with fright. Then ne spoke
81 WonteIl-" was his answer Magistrate
O'Connor and the court attendants gasped
for breath al such apparent contempt
What do YOU mean by insulting this
c0-rt2' roared the magistrate The pris-
ouer. more scared than ever. spoke again
f. Wouteu.' came from mis- parched
lips.
Infariated. Magistrate O.Connor made
ready 10 fine the man when the inter
prefer took q hand. After q short and
animated talk with the man Al the bar
he told the Judge that the object Of his
wrath was Isaac Wontel At that Magis-
trate O'Connor smiled and fined Isaac 81
tor ueddI.uE without = license
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21

A high jumper may be a
good steady road nag. too,
Just because we talk of suits
of the finest imported Scottish
tweeds, don't think we neglect
the man Of modest purse.
$40, S22 and S25-those are
the prices paid us by thousands
of men who perhaps expected to
pay less elsewhere, but appre-
ciate the real economy of our
sort Of suits.
AS well as by thousands who
expected to pay more but were
attracted by the fabrics and sat
isfed with the quality at these
moderate prices.
Winter suits. SlS to S48.
Only three places in all New
York where you find the Stet-
son Special Derby-the pride
Of the Stetson shops.
Our three stores.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY
Three Broadway Stores
Warren st. 18th ST sAth 8.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Oceanic. reported as 1.130 miles east O
Sandy Hook at 80 0 m yesterday, Is expected
10 dock Wednesday morning
The Batavia. reported $50 miles east OF
SANDY Hook at N yesterday, Is expected 10
dock Tuesday afternoon.
The Cleveland reported as s45 miles east of
Sandy Hook al : Yesterday, Is expected TO
dock Tuesday afternoon.
The Ryn6am. reported T65 miles east OF
Sandy Hook at 3 80 D yesterday, Is expected
TO dock Wednesday morning
The Kronprinz Wilhelm. reported as $50 miles
east OF Sandy Hook al 4 :35 m yesterday, Is
expected 10 dock Tuesday morning
The California. reported as 33S miles east Of
dock this morning
The Duca d d'Acsta, reported as 293 miles east
Of SANDY Hook at 1870 m yesterday, is ex-
pected to dock this morning.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
Would Have Caused Delay

The error would have come so late in the
session that there would have been no op-
portunity 10 correct 1t, and the result would
have been the postponement for two years
OF the adoption OF the amendment
An indirect result would have been that
the s+000o000 excluded from the debt limit
Of New York City this year for purposes
Of subway construction would not now
have been available
AS another example OF the same point.
also in the 1905 session of the Legislature,
Ar Hammitt wrote TO Mr. Bruce, amend
ments to the Public Service commissions
law relating 10 railroad and lighting com
panies and placing telephone and tele-
graph companies under state supervision
were brought into the committee room by
the chairman IN such involved form that
even a lawyer familiar with the subject
could not have examined them thoroughis
tn less 'than several hours
These amendments were not seen by the
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
NEW BOAT LOWERING DEVICE.

The frst practical safety device for low
ering boats from the decks Of steamships
and sailing vessels ever invented viii be
explained by Dr. Y. H. Tolman. director
Of the American Museum OF Safety at the
opening Of the permanent exposition OF
SAT fetv devices at the Engineering Societies
building tonight Dr. Tolman viii illus
trate MS lecture with lantern slides. He
vII -lso tell of steps taken III Germany
.or the protection Of the working classes
f-oa. accidents.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York. Sunday, November
20, 1910
ARRIVED

Steamer Hesperus Ger, SVnemunde Novem-
her l and Shields J. to Phlin Ruprecht IN bal
last Arrived al the Bar at m.
Steamer Carrnana tBr), Liverpool November I.
and Queenstown l3 10 The Cunard IS Co with
so cabin and 559 stesTaSe passengers mails and
uGse. Arrived the Bar at l--3b m
Steamer t4Orredvk lDutCh). Rotterdam October
% and Amsterdam November !. 10 the Holland
America Line with mdse. Arrived at the Bar al
10 Is p m. 18th
Steamer Maracas fBr,. Trinidad and Grena ia
November ~. TO the Trinidad shipping and Trad
ing 60, with passengers malls and iudse- AT
steamer Beatrice CNor}. Philadelphia Novern
her lg, to Bennett. Hvcsief q 90, IN ballast
Lett Quarantine AT .35 m
Steamer Baltic tFir}. Liverpool November I.
ana Queenstown 13. 10 the White star Line. with
ass cabin and 302 stserage passengers and mdse
Arrived at the Bar al $50 m
Steamer Hamburg (Gerl Genoa November
and Naples s 10 the Hamburg American Line
with 202 cabin and a5T steerage passengers and
Tdse- Arrived al the Bar al 10 IN
Steamer La Touralne tFrJ, HaVrs November II
10 the Com pa gnie Generate Demonstrations. with
40 cabin and d6l steerage passengers, mails and
n.dse- arrived at the Bar al II 10 d m
Steamer Perusis tBri. Legnorh cctooer 81
Naples November 5 and Palermo 4. to Hender-
son Brothers. with 10 cabin and o95 steerase
passengers ana mdse- Arrived at the Bar al
Steamer Comanche Jacksonville November u
and Charleston Is. To the clyde - 20. with pas
ssu6eTs and mdse. Passed III quarantine at :. Sc
steamer jefferson Newport News and Norfolk
10 the Old Dominion s. CO, Win passengers and
mdse. Passed Quarantine al SO m
Steamer Janest0wn Newport News ana Nor
folk. to the Old Dominion SE co, with pa ssen-
gers and mdse. Passed IN Quarantine ar 3 .5G
steamer Porto Rico, Baltimore. 10 the New
York and Baltimore Transportation Co with
nidse. Passed in Quarantine al 20 a m
SANDY Hook. = j. Nov ~ b-an 7 nv ind
northeast. tigh. breeze. clear. smooth sea
SAILED
Steamers Iroduois fBrt. fpr London towns
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED
Queenstown. Nov 19, midnight-Cedrtc tbj'
New York for Liverpool (and proceeded
Southampton, Nov 20-St Paul. New YORK VIA
plymouth and CEerbourg. -.
MoviIle Nov 2O-Columbia tBrb, New York iol
Glasgow (and proceeded
SAILED
Queenstown Nov 20. $50 m-CeiJIc I'D
Grom IiyerpG9g' Ne% 80, 1grE. i,e-Boof, New
York. .. -.
southampton Nov 30 1:45 T--kalserln 1-- Aur
York via Cherbourg.
Havre, Nov 19-Niagara tFr) NeT 1oTA-
PASSED
g >ficnaels Nov 19-Kioto CBr) New York for
Hong kong Shanghai. etc.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
rpANSPACIFIc MAILS

Destination ana steamer. Close in n y. P. NJ.
japan. Corea. China tvia TacomaD-
Mexico MGru r tS-C1ey. 80
Hawaii Japan. Corea. china tvia
san FTauCIsCO}-S Siberia Nov "a. 6 so
japan. Corea. China, Philippines VITA
NiCtorIs}-Empress OF China ----- Nov 25. $50
Japan CoTea. China tvia Tacoma)-
japan Corea. China tvia seattle
Sado Maru OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Nov 81 G: 80
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
Brings mai.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TODAY
Mai Vessel
Vessel. For Line closes sails
Coppeuanle. ParamaTIbo. D " III 90 e 100 p III
Rio CTrande. Brunswick. Nal. 100 p N
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER -
G Washington, Bremen. y g 7. $50 III 1000 N
Alianca, Cristobai. Panama IL 80 800 II
Sant Anna. Azores. Fabre.-- 800 a 12:0O m
Rotterdam Rot dam, Holi-A- - 1890 m
OF 81 Louis. Savannah, saw 3; 90 II
Apache, Jacksonville. CLYDE. 500 n
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 23.
Teutouic. Southampton. Am IL 80 800 n
Ikatis Argentina, ---...--. 90 N
Mou1erev. Havana. Ward IL 90 5 90 II
Easr'u Prince, Santos Prince 800 N 800 n
Finland, Antwerp. Red Star 1000 II
DCeana- Trieste. Aust....-...-
Yurnuri. Santiago Ward ----- 300 II
ComanChe, Jacksonville, Clvde. - 90 II
Concho, Galveston Mallory - 100 n
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 6:52. sunset, 4 So, moon rises 9.25.
moons age 10.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
BLANKET DEP'IS. In Both Stores.

BLANKET DEP'TS. In Stores.
Sale of Blankets and COmfOrtables.
1000 pairs, Fine White California
Wool Blankets.
Single bed size $50 and 40 pair
Double .. 4.25 $50 "
Down Filled OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fine
sateen coverings in new Persian or floral
desiens 4.65 each
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21

steamer- Iroquois eBr Tor London towing
barge NaEahoe Err. Napo tJrl Mauaoa. crown
cr tlfatada tBri Grenada Philadelphia san
Juan Ixia CBri Baltimore. FL RIO. Galveston
Cseeehce. BrunEUick.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
AMUSE MENTS
METROPOLITAN gpls g6is


Tonight al S-15-LA BOHENE. A-lss = :
rar Alien. NM JadloVl=-- SCOTT IL. --
SsEu-oIa- P-El-,'C-sl- EzEs- -1-- -os1
Wed Fvg-LA CTIOCONDA- N-uss lssle
Homer. Tiaess=rS debut Nh -d-lso -A-A
Dc Sasu-cIa- Conductor. -0SCz--u-. - We
THURSDAY fTH ANK KStsINING DA1l -~ 10
nee al 1 O'cIOck-PAR>IFAL Al 4-ls - -
s-at NM Bu-riaE- Ar7s-a- .f-sz
Cyo~itZ. Es-SS ElUs-av E1-----'.. 60
Thurs Evs at RIGOLETfO -, -
Nelba Flzlaur. Na---e.1. lA- 1-ssss
Remand DiCU-. F0ssI. B7-z .7tll --,-,,,t gTS
Fri Evg double bIIL-G AZ ALLEhSla - -
TICASA and FAGIIACtI Mines "a
AItsus WickraT. Na-rt=l-- NM sp,sssc
Yin. A--aro. Civ SaEz- -0C-- =, s1--ss
sat Aft NJ i-S0-DIE WALkEI kE- - -
WaLdC NO-sua- EL4loU-- M. 5-----=-- -
HtnckIsy. CCnGuc-C- He~-- ,,r<GglN
Next Week N1U. - LOItA I1t7'SEsss
Mines F-suscaG. Home 4A s<Ss--r
sooner H1uckl=y. E-uslsv- L9cc.. H.
BRO0KIYN ACADEMY OF NlsiS n.
sat. Evg.. Nov % At S-1g--OR 70 70 ---,xv~1-s5-
rlar Fau00f+ GL--k Afre- C7cc : -
v-EEEp pa No USED
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21

LINEN DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores
Decorative Linens, trimmed in French
handmade C1uny lace, at greatly reduced
prices.
Centre Pieces $50, $50 and 4.5O each
scarfx 4.5O, $50 and 80
DoyIies 500, 500 and 900 dOz.
Scotch Satin Damask Table Cloths new
designs Suitable for round or square
tables.
1000 Cloths 2..5, 3.15 and 4.s5 each
Napkins match 2-15 and 40 dOz
Madeira han I-embroidered Tea Napkins
$50 dOz.
Irish band-embroidered Towels SOC each
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21

On Monday and Tuesday
November the 21st and 22nd.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16
8aa.

Bern. &uffner, ipelder Dor ci:
liigen @pdJen berlnoliidte, lit NM
nieOer 5u Sauie, aber inuncr nod
rid,t o~rbeitsiabig, % bel BEN lii.
ioll iein Arm idJncr nerleBt muroc,
als man anianaIidt meintc.
&nltor $. @reuter mar lestc
@pde in @elcome 6cim 0tiIiions-
felt.
8ie man bort, iolleil nj Die
JET 8ode nod Die SodBeitsglofeu
in uHierer Nohbafidoft erfIingen,
"a Ser Nrtbur emo uitb 6r1ulein
Soa 9ierwirt iid 5u pcrbeiraten &c.
Oentei.
an Dem an ID. September in
gbamois ito%ttiinoenoeu @iiiionsfeite
lrlrO mlf SEER &oitor s. @reitter
lftiDm arrtbail nefmen.
Scrr @aitor 9. 8uebIer miro
al Der, dnt iclbcn Gage itottfiroep-
Den Gpltntp Somttog SduIe Gon-
orntion III CD 8oollam tDeiIneb-
mel.
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@anSa.

8abrenO Sris Mcpcr lebtt
@o6e in 5rnnfliu Gouutp ieiner
franfcr Saterl beiudte, fanb er bel
ieiner Seiutfebr Oob pdbreroociiel
Der Stord einecfebrt unO eincr
itrammait St;r5Gt 6interIaiiau bate,
5obn Iidacplcr Sr., polt 600.
per Sill mcld1er bier 2 8oden Ser,
len I'M G%lterubauie DerIebte lit ani
Sonntog DieOer nadJ &uuie gereiit.
IS gieng 0as @eriidt Dab
Clos, S. @iefnoiin ieiite Sarm Der.
sallit bod erpies iih ioIdes dIs lin.
iuabr: Sobn Eappnteper bon 9pens
pile bat jeoo9 9aumbol5 fir
Lies" bonn 8Inbe gefauft.
Die SdJ1ile bier puroe art Der.
sargerten Rontaa nit y13 Sdiilern
croffnet, s. s. IieiDnlo lit 2ebrer.
Sri. S6a Si6aeppIer ipeIde lit
Cooper Sill utt6 Sope 8eiiide mod.
te, lit Uieoer 0abeim.
SRI. 500 abring bon Secono.
Geref befinoet fid, sur Belt oobier
i'm Seirn Der 5amiIid 3. 81 @epar.
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Hirt Greet.
8t[Itarn SoeIrner

8ilIium Soelmer bat ieine
;Sarm an ei1ren Serrn in @orren
Gormtp perfalft. Serr SoeInter mel
der 6 bis Z Sabre bier nobnte lit
iebr beliebt mo allen tbut es leio
i'm ais Iahbar $40 perlieren.
Gbriit @eber, Der alte Scter.
oil. lit Iebr frartf.
&rof. &arrp 9ruets retite LETT
ten 6eitog nod Blair, Oklahoma,
lpo>er gum &rinBipal Der StaotlflrIe
errannt pilr6e.
Die beige Sdule inter 2eit-
,lrle bon @m. @irfel miro an nod)-
Iteu Moittag ben 10. September iDr-
en- Infana nebmen.
6. S. 8ruens melder it Gas
tona6e gitp S6uie balt mar SomS.
lag itno Sonttag bier,
Sruit Sreb &attelmalin TT 81
mieren 9qbauert olif Der aronfeit'
lite. @ir piinifen bnloiae 9ciicr.
ing.
Sri. Bertha llnratb un6 Gil
lie aattelmanll BON ct. 9oliis nareli
BEL 8reunocn III Stolpe uno aud,
bier 81 Seiud,
Die @ebriiber @ebcr gaben an
.Gamitod Elm 8aiden @eritenipf'
gum 8eiten meld)es gat uno Sung
portrefflid, munoete.
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9rp Sill.

Dab III Den SunSstagen
SdIaugenaeididtcn er8aDlt Wcrocu.
lit mdnniaIib bcfantt. iett aber
babert mir cine Shlanaengcihidlte
iiir oeren 8abrbcit Nnier @ottboro
8iir9e i'll. 9ein @laemdbcn am Sam.
tag m6bte er elmer aleppcridIonee
mcld)e 16 9iaiicln batte, Dem Sopf
.ab. mo es murOc ibnr beim Inblid
oeS &bieres etipns 9ruielig. liner
.@ottboro iiirdtct iidl inult nift
IIciti nelut's audi Elm bisdcn ROB
pelt Oernt Die @lGier boben ihon
mandmaI 9eruppeIt llluo er iii uift
Ialseerillen, lpenli aber iold ein
Stepiil anidnat oa rplrb's linn oof
ibarGe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16
Sirenit G6nrt gerbanblnnscn.

Die Circuit Court trot ant Wfot.
tag fiir ben regelnIaBigen September
3uiamnten niio Dilr6e Der
Gag nit Der gerbanolltlig Der &la-
&c oes Stntes gegen Ir6ie s.. Yitts,
alias 9raoD in aiiprud genommen.
Gitts NOR angeflngt ben Stations'
agarten Senrp Neeie 81 9lono an-
gefnIleil nnb berailbt 81 boben bod,
iudbte er burdb 8eibrin9en BON 3ell-
gen, 5mei Stalienern, 81 belpeiiell
bab er 8ur 3eit oes &uilbes in Sar-
riSburg, Sis, gepeien lei. @r iel-
BIT betrat Den %3eitaenltono unb tell,
te ale &enntniB ober Sbeilnabme
a1t Dem &erbrefen enti6ieoen in
9lbreoe. SIN &rel5perbor miiBte er
ieOod 5ltgeben Dob er bereitS 5ipei-
nal Strafe fir begnngene Serbref-
Ell gebiiBt- einmal in Der &eform-
idpile iinb einmal int Stants8udt.
bouie. Ole Surp funo i'm nod fur
ger 9eratbung idulbis ittlb perlir-
tbeilte i'm 5u 5 Sabre 3lldtbaus.
Stoatsienotor @cslIliiter BON Som.
oro Goultp parletn &ertbpioiser.
Der in @erbinoung nit Der auf-