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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04

Die SamiIie @m. Steel, lit
mieoer in sic Staot ae8ogen liiro be.
wobirt oas @iten Snts.
Sir batten 6os 8er9Hiigen &c.
ltern Serru irnb Srolt Sobn S. Mil-
Ter bon 9rafe, Gbas. @ebfing BON
Ban rno @m. 9dhlIte BON &oieblt0
IN u%ilierer 9rltderei 0l begriiben,
2eBtere 5pei limo 8egmtfieber u1o
batter1 in Ser Gountp Court 5u fun.
SIT 8aibin9toL Mo., Itarb am
Soiuttdg ben 90. Sebritor, nod
~lGngerem Sieftbum, 6ron 2oerpeip
berg, i'm Ilter BON 81 sSabren sic
mar Ole @ittme oes bier i'm Sabre
1870 peritorbener Or. aempf, bei-
ratbete fp1ter ben aaltfmnntl q. 2oe'
lpenberg 5u Berger, Der 5it I1tfalg
Der S0er Sabrert in Wotltana Itarb.
Cine SodJter ans erter Che, Srml
8ulters, fritJer 6rau @iitop 0tcr.
tens. mar in oen letter Sobreit bel
ibr, liitb iiberlebt iie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04

-Srml 2oi,is Stt bon Berger
mar 9ierffn9 bier.
SEER 6. 9lluner bon Berger
fpar Montng I'M @eidGftet bier.
-Srau Carolina Seiemann polt
8eemont mar GienItag bier, Sic
batte in 3adaoB9eridt 5rt tbitn.
Surge ailgltit SpObrer 1T poll
@nio, Sflabollta. mad, @ea1blcall,
NO, iibergeiiebelt.
SSoTnn 9rlti6 lit bon ct. 2oiris
atriid 1trS mieber in Scr SdltDfa.
brif beidSiftigt.
'gledte Sponii6 Nbitc Saceb Mp.
an6ottc 9rllteier at SO Gents per
13 bei q. 81. 81 / e +.
-5mu 9beo. 8raf mar s(rl.
famgs Der ISOLDE in ct. 2oriS mo
@elIepilIe, Sll., 5t 9ciltd).
-sSrmt Tbil. @lpprin utto Sdhue.
tier 5bercia 9lfner, BON 2ittle Der
ger, giltgen SmuStag auf geiith nod
@aibingtpn.
-Bie Is beibt iino Der eroBtc
2beil Scr &iiriihtnospclt pcrtrorclt
Sim, iuelln Die Nstgebliebenelt INF
Iau9eli oonl b6t's tciltc gtotb.
@S Iiuo 10 oiele @rfronflnQer
on Der Grippe rnto idlimmeu gr'
f"1Itlngen IN Stoot INTO 2ono, bal
ole Aer3te p%olIoti 81 tbun baber.
SrrN0c 9rpmr mar 9luialgS ocl
ISOLDE front nirO fonltte Dor Mitt,
nod an ocn Situnoen Der Gollntt
Court nidt tbeil nehnnen.
6rn1 aSobaltnn @itti6 Dol
@eIlefmmtailE No. i'll bier on
&rnnfcnhette ibrer Wittter Sral
grnIt @orbIer.
Die beiten Initreider, 9olnlliter
nebmer Ii. ar1iteften bicies 2alpoei
braiifen mir Mouno Gitp ySori
5bnemorfe" fit Sauieronitrid
GbriIt. GberIin & Son
Sreo Bod, bon SEEM 8oollam
5. 3. eiinlorm urtb Scrn. @Iei5t
brei befonnte 9iirger poit Gleapes
bile. botteil Iltfallgs Der @ode IN
: GountDgeridyte 81 tblnt.
Seriuan Gtmon lit nit 6amili
am Rontag in Die Staot. in gmi
3Ggel's SaiS al Der 5. StraBc &C
5o9en, CT mill auf ieiiter Got a.
Der @arfltraBe bieierr CONNER boa
EN-.
CINE bon Den germ geleiene
StinrMungsbilberm aus Sappp $50
losu bon Der ~gebieseiien SeSer oe
Serrn S.. @. g. nniB pcgen q
fpaten Gintreffers Bis fp6hite @od1
iiberIiesen. @ir bitten 6en Serr
ginieuber nit leinen 8uidrifte
moim1ner tbainlid iortSlFobren,
8m. Saeffrier, Sr., feiert bout
heit eriten Sabrestos ieincr germdf
lung. Die 3eit fIiest MIR 10.
fngt Der iunge Gbentaitu. IS feri
urts Sas ibn Ole 0eihidte gefGIli
monde mlberc iino in 6ieier Sc
fdon Gbeniibe uilO piimi6en 81
Bet berbei biz iie mieSer aiseinar
Der fornett.
Die Spartaiie eripdbIte an LEI
ten Snnitag aber'o alle lire alte
8enmtet u1o 9ireftoren piebt
Fir's fommenoe Red,tnssiobr IN
foIgt. S. 6. @eniel. grdiioel
Cam. @Ginugoertter. @ice grdi
BENT, q. s. Ripptein, SdasmeiIte'
@obt. 8oiinsoertner, Sefretdr. 81
Sonef. N. %. 3ictel. hilbert Sdi
BERT, aIbert o. IaeseIin. mo s,
GobnS, Sr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
9ioIebn6.

Sernloltlu Nomaf ging no6
Sommeriielb I'M ieinen Stiefbutber
sSrib Shlpeer 3it bcfllden.
Oscar Stride bot bei Gobbaoie
feline 6arm fiir $13, 500 oerfauft,
Com. 2opttmalln meld)er I'M
lestelt DECEMBER init ieinelt Sater
bierber 500, lit am 0ienStag am
Rerpeuiieber geitorbcll. @r mar q
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04

-6ran ghtgllit 9oegcr bon Ser.
ger luar Mittiuo6 uro geitern bier.
Geo, Seiemomt, bon 9rafc, ma
9ieuitag bier in @eid1iten.
6rco Sdott, bon Seifcrion Gitp
mar Sonntag bier.
FRI. antan6o Settcrer mar let.
te 8ofe i'm Geoor GitD bel Se1p Srls.
aluina urb 9lal9tlita Seie gum 9e.
Judi.
9fls Der 9iion (aanfas) See
crieben mir bas 8rm1 @in. Gonei.
Ter bon Simfin Iette ISOLDE fdIirnm
fraud mar, dber iett better III,
Ser ltrn Tran Otto @oebIer
itiro Sodterd)en bon ct 2oltis lama.
ten am @otrtag 9lber6 bier an Inn
ans S%ronfenbett Der Mutter Sraii
erHit @aebler al ellen.
-@eorg urb Sobn SltI3er sfpei
tleT'dtgc Gtfgepedte Burden baben
iifi nadl oen iiiOIiden SbeiI 6es
Stodtes Soma begeben llrn ga al,
orbeiten.
Neir1 man bic uno oo bort luto
lteBt pie Elm @6epaor iein fii6er.
ileS ooer iogor goI6enes SltbiiGaun
feiert, 10 iiber5enot cinen OaS Do
BON oaB dpei pcritGnoiae Gcrione1l
~gagenieiti9 Ole rihtige @obl aetrof.
fen.
-SSegonfieber Gbriit Grailb bon
Stonpbill, itottctc inns oeItern be.
9leitet bon ieitem Soltte @ottlieb.
eiren olrgene6mpn 9ciud ob. Serr
Sraitb gilt olS elmer Der 9eIten g9s1,
oiiieber i'm Gormtp, uno blidt nitI
cine Iauaiabri9c 9iemit5eit 3uriid.
Sm SanrStog oen 70. Mar;
miro hi2r fiir Die Saiion Die lestt
MISUNDERSTANDING unter Sen alt
ipieieit Der Citizens 2ccturc S(IIocia
ton I~tottfinoelB mo lit ser ouftre
, telrtc &ortrog8rneiiter Serr S. g
AooutS cine iit iciuem Sadie bril-
laltte @erionIidfeit 70 redt ba3ll ON
getbut Ole Sniion INIT ctpos Sc
, oiegeuct 81 bddIieBeu, &rierpirt,
/, Site iiln iebt 3irnt @erfali.
6rot Scinrif G6rtncr pol
Berger bat ieallid sic n. g. 5teio
leoer 6orm itnbe Y%ocnpiIle lpeId1,
} 100 ader ltnfoBt, fir $4,000 ae
fallft ltn0 iuirb an 1. Mt1r5 nit if
rem Sohnen alrf oieielbe 5ieben. Die
, fe 6arru lit aIs cine Der .beiten il
Central : Miiioliri befoililt uno min
ifen mir Der Somilie 8ortner Sai
bette 8oblergeben onf oerieIben.
Saaoae Meper plroc Sonntol
itad ct 2ouis eerufen Inn eincl
, Speration ait ieinen Sobne &ol
Meper ipegen 9linooarmentiilr6un
! bci3rapobner. @IiidIideripeiie fam
!. Sltbae Weper BET ieiner gnfhltft oo
ielbit, bo& benz llebcI porlGufig Onrd
Md0ifnmerte geiteuert mar. 9e'
iurge @arn bot ifon Oes 0ftcret
iolde anfdIe gebobt. mo Toll uad
" Gniift Der Gerste ihlieblid ocd
It cine Operation itottfinoen miiiien.
, Ole 6omiIie Grnit 86bIer mi,r
. DC am Montae IN nidt geringe 9e
ftiirSung uitb Iugit perieet BEL De-
Gnoeduitg Dos oil Der Saasmitte,
weldle erfranft. cine Operation meg
j. eli circs aiisactrctcne,r 9riifs Dor
senonimen iuer0en miiiie. tpenu bi
&ronte nid,t uRterlicsen iolIte. gin
Gienitoa wi,rSe ole Operation BOZ
It ben Gottoren Fainter BON ct. gbor
/. Is. @efieI nnO Soppedbuien Dol
bier f,nitscredt uoraenommen, mi
j. lit Der Siftano BON Srau @aeblel
! Den l~lmItdrsOen sendb 5ufrieoeniteII
J. enc, bod nidt ollie @efnbr Dor
iiber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
@iacr's Moab Drag.
(SdMeif0.

SEER SSpbn u. Miller ein bei
&oiebto In 6ieien County mobnefp
Der Saraner Der mc6rere Germine
els 8e9atiieber gebient 1rno ais
proftiidpr Wam gilt, bat cine Ser
bPlierllltg on Dem bisber iibliden
gtoao 9rog (Sdlcife) erfunoeit Die
er potentiren Iieb. Die gerbeiicr1ulg
lit cine einfad)e lut6 oouerbaftc Or
finNullg ourdl melde S6ropnciIcr
golI3 bon ser 9ooeltfldde ge6obelL
mo onS cine o0er orroere Scr 5lpei
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Shropmeiicr
nad 6cliebeu g~eitellt nerben f6nnert
mn 0ie StroBe SIT ebrelt. Die Gr.
tinOuuN loll iebr gut iein.
Nm lli6itct 0iensto9 oet s.
@t1rS miro IN elmer Speciolmabl 6os
bier Dariihcr nbgeitimmt % bie @c-
redtione Der SGrmonu electric
Sigbt 60, a,tf peitere Is Sabre aiG~
geoebrt meroer ioa, ooer nidt. Die
gftieninbober Der Gompanie bohelt
lid itetS bemilbt alien perniinftigelt
Nniorberungen unIerer 9iirgeridaft
9ered)t 5it meroen ubne ouS lire Soc
pitalaTloge iid ie per5init bate urth
bringell 6ieiefben idbrlidJ io5riogeli
Elm Spfer fir mlicr @emeinnelen.
0oB Die gnloae fir utire Stubt elm
manifestations ltnternebmen lit,
miro aIlgemein 6,t9eitomoet, iulb fuer
Den inter 6ieier ~llmitalroen mobl ne
alige Sttnmtem geger bas @eii,6 ial.
len. Stinmt Sa,
SnSee Gnden GanSibat fir Dor.
s,her soy Enuu1n lrnnrt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
Sod5eiten
Snffn1onn Wmlghnn0.

SRI. alice @mtsbun6, Sodtcr bon
Serrn nilS Sraai -Senrn Mmisbirlo
reifte am 9ienftas aben6 $errn
@aIter Soffmaitrt ole Saro 5iul
etpigeft 8unSe. Die feierlide Gere.
monte poll5og Serr 8oitor Siieomep
er i'm Seim Der 8rmdeItern mn @e'
serapart zines groBet 8eripanotert>
freiies. gs foI9te cine biibi6e Sod-
oeitsfeier weIde blir6 elm Stanoden
BON Der g~mterpriie 8ross 8ano
peri66rert tpuroe. 8iel Slid gum
8un6el
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04

Sebrilar bot INNS 0g1looigIt"
perloiien; @ontog ipar elm red)t
lfoner Gag. ct. 0toinamts (2S.
6ebrlnr) bot iol9li6 audi boffett'
lid re6t propbe8eit; sit &onlolp
It's bell ull0 flor oertet's on ein gil-
teS Sso6r"- 1tno 6aS mollen mir ia.
Mdr5 iel6lt bat gllt angefargefr; lit
angetreten Iauft unO miloe lpie EN-
26mnden. @eitern ipar st. &llfi-
gunben- Gag liri6 bon oieiern lager
Ole alien 9aiteruregeln: v8enn es
&unigttlt6ell friert, iie's nod pier5ig
Gage ipiirt," bo6 mir battet oos
Iforite Sriiblinetpetter llnange-
ne6me Gage miro es mobl nod geb-
cit, ober idlintm miro es widt mebr
ipep0eu. gielmebr oiirfte min, nod.
Dem ser Sebruor 10 iebr getobt 6at
feines @etter bie Sberbanb bebdl-
ten, benr: o@enn iid) better 5eigt
Der MGr5, frellt iib d1id) 6eS Sano.
morul$ Ser5." Iber niht bios 0eS
2~ononnnrS, ion6ern and aIler Mferl-
idleftfirDer Ser5en iuer0en itdl nit
tbm frelicn.
Gin erfobrqncr Obit5ii6ter er.
fldrtc oicier Gage 6ob Die anuS.
pen scr ObitbGtme obue 3mciiel 5lml
Sbeil erfrorcn itll6, cab man aber
miner rod nlf cine perbdltniBmaBtg
gate 06itcrnte refnen 6iirfe. Die
e~ig2ltlid1, fritiide 8erioOc trete crit
eilt lueu!t oie @Gihne lit 9liitben
itaben, mas crit GllsgaugS 0fGr8 mo
9htfollgs g(pril erfolgt. ST meint,
oic 9robe adIte babe ooS @ite, Dab
lie piele @ier unb 2aroem i1aolider
Snieften 5eritore. Sic Snieftenpla-
&c ser lesten paar Spmnter lei sum
grobcm 96eil ben ruiIoen @iutern
5u5uidreiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04

Serr Sobn 8. S6nausS uno Sri.
@arie q. &irdJbof bon Morriion
pnpoen babier am Iebtett Wontog
bllrd &ep. 9ieoerbiitb ebeli6 oer-
bilnoen. Serr S6nauss lit Soto
srapbiit urb SRI. airdbof Die lonar
idbrige &oitmeiiterin BON @orriion
unpo idlieBt bas @oIfsblatt it6 Dem
aroben S~reunoesfreiS Der 2ebteren
nit Dem @lmide oil 6nB Slid urto
Segen benz iungen gaare Elm be-
ItGlloiger 9egleiter oitf Dem 2ebens.
pfa0e fem m0ge.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04

-G6riit 9amtier, bon 2ittle Der.
ger, mar 9ienstag bier. Gr bate
it Ser Yrobate.G Court 5u tblln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
Seiratbs.2 ieenien.

John H. Schnauss, Morrison ~. 80
Mary A Kirchoff, Morrison -. 80
Ed. Jose, Bland $500. ........ 28
Cora Krause Bland ...... ...... 81
Walter Hoffman,, Hermann -. "a
Alice Maushund, Hermann 800. 81
Thomas l.. Hodges, st. Louis :. A
Mrs. Mollie Green. Washington, IA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
Teponirt cue Sch tn Der
Qtpplfs pank
bod Gtrmana

Don 9sruiaiil
Die Yauf Ger Seute. pom Den keu'
ten uub fur Die Seute.4
&eine 8anf itderer
8 Brosent 8iuien auf 8eit.9 epo6ten.
Direttoten;
g. u. Brsuer, 3fobt. maIfer.
6enrp Gross, Senrp 80. Eetotie,
6enrp Odsner, y. u. Silber.
". u. gDalter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
Sabre olt.

Columbus Stodton, bon 81
llaan mill audi fir Gprntpri6ter fiji
Sen iitbliden 0iitrift allftreter.
@eo. Rinnle eebt 6ieie 8od
lrad Nebrosfa nm bis Serbit 8
bIcibert.
---
abonntrt alf bas Sermonnel
goIfsblatt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-02
Saturday Snaps inn Flosi@

carrying on its work In Liberia. The
convention began it's work here Wednes-
day, and will continue In session until
Sunday. About $50 delegates and an
nual members from Baptist churches,
missionary societies and associations In
Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina.
Pennsylvania and the District OF Colum-
bia are attending.
Rev. L. c. Lewis. president Of the con-
vention, has made the following recon-
mendations to the convention, which will
probably be favorably acted upon:
THAT a competent agent be employed
to give his entire time TO the work OF
raising funds for the convention.
THAT a committee be appointed TO pur-
chase material and erect a suitable mis-
sion house in Liberia at once.
THAT a representative be sent to the
fields where the convention Is now car
rying on missions TO examine the work.
study the needs Of the fields apd adjust
any differences existing between workers
and this body or between them and any
other missionary agencies, snA anauy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-02
UNITED STATES MARINES
ARE TO LEAVE NICARAGUA
Withdrawal Ordered in View Of
Restoration OF Order in
Republic.

Recognizing that order is being restored
In Nicaragua. the United States govern
ment today ordered the withdrawal Of the
American marines from Biuefelds- They
will be taken to the Isthmian Canal
Zone, their regular station.
The presence OF American marines on
Nicaragua soil led to one OF the most
serious complications OF the struggle be-
tween the Madriz and Estrada forces on
the eastern coast. They were landed to
protect American property and Ameri-
can lives. according to the State Depart
ment Madriz claimed the United States
violated the neutrality laws OF nations
In landing them on NicaFaguan soil and
his proposed attack on Blue
fields and the blockade OF the port.
The removal Of the marines now at
Bluefields. about one hundred in number,
has been intrusted to Capt Cooper Of the
Marietta, in command OF the naval forces
In the vicinity Of Bluenelds. The cruisers
Tacoma and Marietta are available for
the movement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-02
pastor Of the First Baptist Church. Rich

Yesterday was given up to the work OF
the woman's auxiliary to the convention.
During last year this department OF the
convention raised $1,350, and kept at work
on the home field, several agents who
devoted much of their time to the or
ganization of the work among the women
and children OF the Baptist churches in
Virginia, Maryland and North Carolina.
are: President, Mrs. L. A. Hope Of
Richmond, Va: secretaries. Miss Mary
d Wilson of Keysville. Va. and Mrs.
A, l.. McGuinn OF Baltimore. Nd:
treasurer Mrs. NJ. l.. Penn OF Baltimore.
Nd: chairman OF the executive board.
Mrs. Pattie Sheppard Of Maryland; Sec
rotary OF the executive board. Miss Sadie
Lopez OF Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-02
11[H]IE DIR. WAS
DIM A GvGIL@MIE

DIR. B. \. Alsworth. the physician Of Purvis.
Mississippi. writes interesting details about the
cyclone that devastated that section. We quote:
Il suppose you a notice I'm the papers that
had a cyclone the oath of May. Ii swept
our little town about OF the earth. Thank
Providence nv family aud self came out alive,
but my drug store swept to the winds We
are picking up slowly ! found four bottles
Fulton.s Renal Compound unbroken and gave
them to a lady whom the other physicians nad
given no kidney diseasei. She came to me as
soon she heard that had returned to my
practice again. and | put her On the Renal
COMPOUND. and she is now nearly well. But l
need more. and You will please send me another
dozen Of the Renal Compound from your nearest
shipping point.
In haste.
"B y. ALSWORTH. NJ. H."
How people who have any Kind Of kidney
trouble expect to get well on the old futile kid
ney patents when the census deaths show that
ninety two out of every hundred Of them passed
cut from 4 form Of the disease that was incur
able IN 10 the date that Fulton worked out his
Renal Compounds
Due To the futility Of the oldtime kidney
medicines. the kidney deaths now number one
every nine minutes.
Isn't there room here for serious reflection for
the man who Is on his way TO the drug store for
9 kidney medicine?
Henry Evans. zoos 81. NV, sole local agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-02
Rev. DR.. Melvin the Chief Speaker

Rev. DIR. William A. Melvin. pastor of
the Fourth Street Methodist Protestant
Church. was the chief speaker at the
recent celebration Of the twenty-thiri
anniversary Of Mount Vernon Council.
No. 10. Junior Order OF American Ne
chanics. An additional feature OF the
evenins was musical selection by w.
II. Martin. The committee In charge of
the celebration was Guy NJ. Yost, Maj.
J. A. II. Hargett, +. r. Kress, George A.
Cohiii, w. II. Pyles, Charles q. Williams
and John q. Smallvood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-02
HANG GIRLS ASSAlLANT
TOATELEGRAPH POLE
Two Thousand Persons Participate In
Lynching Of Negro at
Amory, Miss.

AMoRY, Miss. September Mick
Thompson. . negro accused OF assuming
a seventeen-year-old white girl at JACK
SON Crossing. near here. last Saturday
was taken 20 the scene OF the crime yes
terday afternoon by q mob and iynched.
Fully 1000 persons participated in the
lynching.
Thompson Was identified by Miss Jennie
Jackson. his victim. and a. soon ~ the
fact became known the mob formed and
hsAssd him 70 Q telegraph pole.
Nlss JsckseR Was stteeke6 saturday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-02

/. During the past fourteen years the
Lott Carey convention has raised more
than $4,000 for missions and brought into
the churches 2.0o8 persons"
The officers Of the Lott Carey cenven-
ton are: President. Rev. c. 8. Brown.
North Carolina: vice presidents. Rev. H.
L. Barco OF Virginia. Rev. w. J. Howard
of washington. D. c.: Rev. A. B. Calls
of Baltimore. Md: Rev +. d. Saunders
Of Trenton, N. j.. and w. T. Coleman
of Raleigh. N. c.; secretaries. Rev. A. w.
Pegues OF Raleigh, n. c.; Rev. w. u.
Alexander OF Baltimore. Md; treasurer.
\. T. Hill OF Richmond. Va: chairman e
the executive board, Rev. w. T. johnson,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-02
Mems Fall Hats, Special at 81

that steps be taken to secure closer CO.
operation between the National baptist
and the Lott Carey conventions"
This body is called the Lott Carey con-
vention," said the president in his annual
address, 'qn memory OF the first colored
man of the United States to go to Africa
as a foreign missionary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-02
Toilet Necessities.

Hoyt's Rubifoam Cologne nGc
regular Csc bottles. .........
ColRate's High grade Extracts. all
the popular floral odors: choice OF ~
kinds. including the new Robinia
and Italian Violet. DC
One-pound bars OF White
CASTLE Soap. Worth Qc
williams Shaving Soap, the BARRIERS
bar. large sire round cakes. A~
Regularly Sc.
Mennen's New Flesh Tint nG~
Talcum Powder. box. .......
Regular CSC bottles Of Dir rQc
oxogen. the genuine kind. -.
"Mosquitalc" Taicum Powder. re-
freshing and soothing. Especially
adapted for keeping away Inc
mosquitoes. Regularly 2ec...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-02
MISTAKEN FOR GAME.
Colored Man Calls at Hospital h
... Have Shot Extracted.

E. W. Weyns. colored. or 1916 18th
street northwest was mistaken for some
species OF game near Gravely Point. Va.
this morning and received a load Of shot
in the body and arms. The hunter vas
unidentified and made on without In
quiring as 20 the success of his shot.
Weyns went TO the Emergency Hospital
TO have the shot removed. He was only
slightly injured and returned 10 his home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-02
PLANS ARE MADE FOR
MISSIONS IN LIBERIA
Matter Taken Up at Meeting Of
Lott Carey Convention in
Lynchburg, Va:
zcee,,l piseatch TO The Star.

Special Dissatch 70 The Star.
LYNCHBURG. Va, September 2.-The
fourteenth annual session OF the Lott
Carey Baptist foreign mission convention.
which has as its object the religious in
struction and enlightenment Of the negroes
In Africa, IL making plans here today for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-02

D. Appleton & Co. publishers, Of New
York, have refused TO sign the school
book contracts for Virginia schools on ae-
count OF the ruling of the Virginia at
must pay the state taxes 20 cell thstr
wares In virginia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-02

afternoon. while returning to her home
from q visit 10 a neighbor. Six negroes
besides Thompson were arrested. but
later released after proving alibis. Only
the intervention of cooler heads prevents
ed q iynching when the first arrests were
made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-02

day morning Henry w. oliver, a station
airy engineer employed by the Norfolk
and Western railroad. was run down and
killed BY locomotive IN the railway
yards Ut Noefolk, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-02

The racing started at II o'clock. Thu
races postponed from yesterday-the free
for-all trot or pace, the 2:11 pace ant
the 2:1S trot-will be disposed Of before
the regular program for the Afternoon
is taken up, making practically an entire
day of racing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-02

It pays to read the want columns Of
The Star. Hundreds Of situations ere
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-11-23

'Joys Of The Press, Is cents. the
copy.-News Office.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-11-23
a Weary Celebrity.

When Mrs; Roger \. Pryor was Il
young woman living in Charlottesville.
Va. visiting authors seldom reached
the beautiful university town. "Thack-
cray. Dickens aud Miss Martineau
passed us by" says Mrs. Pryor in her
book entitled My Day "reminiscences
of Long Life" But Frederika Brem-
er condeSceuded to spend night with
her compatriot. Baron Schele de We're
Of the university faculty, on her way
to the south.
Schele de We're invited Il choice com
pany to spend the one evening Miss
Bremen granted him. Her works were
extremely popular with the University
circle. and every one was on tiptoe Of
pleased anticipation.
While the waiting company eagerly
expected her the door Opened-not for
Miss Bremen, but for her companion.
who announced.
Miss Bremen. she beg excuse She
YER tired and must sleep. II she come
she cape in your noses.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-11-23
Funerals In ENGLAND.

At the time Of Queen Nictora's fu-
neral a writer in the Undertakes
Journal complained that. while royal
buras were still conducted in an i'm
pressive manner, a sad lack of cere-
monial distinguished the funerals Of
the nobility. Item after item has
been abandoned. idea after idea has
been dropped. each meaning distinct
loss TO our business. An undertaken
In the west end. referring 10 the re-
cent death of noble lord. contided TO
me: Forty years ago | buried a mem
Der OF that family. and the funeral bill
came to 1880 ($O,250D. Ten years
later | buried another. when 1t came
10 just over 200 (S3.500,. Fifteen
years ago | buried third. at cost OF
1920 ISL 00,. but the bill for this one
did not reach fI5 ($3I5I
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-11-23
Identified.

william NJ Chase. the artist, was n
picturesque figure. dressing In clothes
that had a certain originality, though
they conformed more or less TO the
prevailing fashions, On one occasion
Chase on his way home stepped into
a little wine shop and ordered a jug
of claret of u special brand sent to his
house. The lad who bought 1t came
to the front door an hour afterward
when the artist had already arrived
"Some wine" he said CURLY. The
maid. knowing there was yet plenty in
the cellar and believing the lad had
made mistake. said she was sure IL
was not for that house and did the
boy remember the name of the man
who ordered H. The boy didn't
Then said the servant. you've
come to the wrong place; we never
ordered winew At this moment The
boy spied Chase's famous hat on the
hall table. Say" be asked. does
that hat live herer YES" said the
amused maid. Then" said the boy
triumphaptly. heres where the wine
belongsr'-Argonaut.