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Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-11-10
LAST GALL IN THE GREAT
POPULARITY CONTEST.
The Contestants Are Making Things Hum.
Miss Eva Smith Leads This Week With Majority OF
Over 81, 900 Votes-Miss Meehan Follows Closely:

The closing week having dawned
on the contest department, the con-
testants have awakened to the value
of the shoit time they have in which to
work.
Several thousand votes have show
cred into the ballot box this week and
the Dove of Peace is roostinG far away
from some heads too.
Miss ~Meehan has been sending in
the votes pretty lively but my who
said Mrs. ScarborS was asleep.
Oh, you Miss Eva she has GER
tainly been hauling them in, and it is
hard to even imagine who will finally
be the winner.
Procrastination is the thief of time,
and it is hoped that none of the con-
testants will allow the old fellow to
reign, but will snatch Opportunity by
the forelock and be OH in this race.
The race is short now, but today is
more Interesting than at any time OF
the contest.
Be aggressive! Double your ener-
gy, opportunity and will power, and
tfe votes will take care Of themselves.
Do not forget the certificate rebates
to follow as prizes. These certificates
a. e good for their. face value and will
be accepted as money on any piano
similar to the one to be given In this
contest, if accompanied by the prope:'
a,:lcunt to cove the price Of instru-
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-11-10
FOR FALLING HAIR.
You Run NO Risk When You Use This
ErmcJV,

Y0u Run NO Risk When You Use This
, Remedy.
We promise you that if your hair is
iail;l 20 ut, and you have not let il 50
a.. yon car repair the damage already
'oGe By Using Reyall "93" Hail Tonic,
"iti pc s.G.elcy and regularity, for a
5..0.Ial,c length of time. 1t is Il
"a &c, cleansing, antiscptic, scrmi-
.. III p.'c;c ltiCn, that destroys m:CJ o.
c3, stimulates good circulation a.
I'D t'o hair roots, promotes hair
%. =. .w2nt, GemOyeS dandrulF and
~ 9, aa." h1Alth. 1t is as picsan;
} lS2 .. ....e water, and il is real
ID. 6. >.@Ir&si,y.
Ne want you to tTy RcXall "93"
III i'0Aic with our promis that it
q. Il! cot yJu nothing unless you arc
= :H', .at.sGcl with it use. It
.',.:cs in two sizes, price soc and ST..
':c:aurtrr. you can Only obtain Rex
i! ic,ac.iics in this community Onl.:
Il: orr s,orc--Thc RcXuil Sto: g.
;4aid's Drug Store.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-11-10
Death Of Aunt Margaret Williams,

Aunt Margaret Williams died Wed
nesday night and was buried Thurs
day afternoon. the funeral services
being conducted by Rev. G. G. Scott
An the John Wesley Methodist church,
of which church she was q member
of long standing. - ..
) AuIA Margaret was stricken with
pafay! !Es Wednesday : lH6z H1G4H nd
died that evening. She was 76 Years
old, and for the past 80 years had
made her home with Mrs. Ella Nc
Creisht. She was one. of the best
colored "Mammies" we ever knew. She
was known by all of our older ciu-
zens, every one of whom will bear US
out in our statement.
Aunt Margaret was a sister of the
late Leopold Bates, of our city, who
during his life had the full respect
of every white person who knew him.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-11-10
COUNTRY SWEPT BY
DEMOCRATIC WAVE.
Great Change Is Expected.
Many Big States Take Position in the Democratic
Column-Dix Wins in New York BY Handsome
Majority Over Stimson, the Republican Non,inee

Elections held throughout the coun
try Tuesday resulted in a political
convulsion of far-reaching extent
similar at many points to the famous
tidal wave Of 1882 and apparently
more widespread in its effect.
The indications are that the nation
al house Of representatives has been
carried by the democrats, reversing
the present republican majority OF 43
The United States senate will prob
ably have a reduced republican ma
jority as result Of legislative e.Gc
tions held IN many states.
Democrats Get Many Governors.
In New York state John 4. EiX,
democratic candidate for goye nor, is
elected over Henry l.. Stimson, re-
publican by a plurality Of about
$4,000, revei sing the republican plu
rality of 10000 in 1908 for Governor
Hughes.
In New Jersey Woodrow Wilson,
democratic candidate for governor, is
elected over Vivian NJ. Lewis, repub
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-11-10
Harmon Holds Place.

In Ohio Governor Judsor iIn"mon
democratic candidate for re election.
appears to have carried tie state by
about $4,000 over Warren G. Harding
republican candidate.
In New Hampshire Robert II. Sass
republican candidate for governor. Is
leading Charles +. Carr, democratic
candidate, by about 5000 plurality.
In Pennsylvania the election OF
John H. Taner, republican candidate
for governor is claimed by large
plurality.
In Rhode Island, Governor Pothier
republican candidate, is slightly in
the lead over Lewis A. Waterman
democratic candidate, with a plural
.ity much reduced from that of 1900.
In Tennessee the Fusion candidate
Ben W. Hooper, is apparently elected
by $4,000 plurality.
Democratic governors have beer
elected in Alabama and South Caro-
lima.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-11-10
MeXaMethyleneteramine

Is tn German name of Chemical,
one of the many valuable ingredients
of Foley's Kidney Remedy. Hexame-
thylenetetramine is recognized by
medical textbooks and authorities as a
uric acid solvent. and anti-septic foi
the urine. Take Foley's Kidney Rene
ly promptly at the first sign of kid
ney trouble andayoid a serious malady
For SAFE Ey all druggist.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-11-10
BOARD OF TRAIE
MEETS Tuesday.
EVERY MEMBER Urged TO
ATTEND.
Tie Meeting VIII be aTery lmport.
ant One-0iiicers WIN Be Elected
and Othcr Business Transacted.

Next Tuesday eveiirg at s o'clock
the Cheraw Board of r. de, will meet
in the Council Chambel. A full at
tendance is desi: ed as. ach business
of Importance will COZ sup fo:' dis
cussion.
This being tie annual meeting new
officers will Ea e'ec.eis and :epo. is
of the 1eLiling G. CO. 3iwi!l lie pc
sentcd, besides seYe =! hnDo. tant com-
mittees, will le3o. t ON some matte S
of great inte: est to Cheraw.
Let every member sitend and no
bette. time can he selFted BY those
who are not members TO come out
and join. If eYe,y membe would but
bring along with him & be who is not
a member, who would jpin, the board
of trade would be .ab,f to do more
for CAeraw the coming kear than has
ever been done befoze, IN one yea".
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-11-10
re State OF South Carolina
COu.ty Cs Chesterfield

BY ". j. Uough, Probate Judge
Whereas, C. D. Highland made suit
20 me, to C: ant him Letters of Admin
ist1ation of the Estate and effecs of
John &. Highland. ~
These are therefore, to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred
and Creditors of the said John B..
Highland, deceased, that they be and
appear before me, in the Court of
Probate, to be held at Chesterfield,
Oh tie 25th day of November next,
after publication hereof, at II o'clock
in the9o!e1oon, to show cause, if any
i&ey have, why the. said AdministTa-
.:oa st.ould not be granted.
4 Ri-uEae.a-my hand fhiauu ith day
II No .c:l.er A. u. 1910.
NJ. J. Hough,
Probate Judge.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-11-10
WiLSON,N.LA III

lican, by about $4,000 plurality, revers
ing the previous republican pluralit!
of 5000 for Governor Fort.
In Massachusetts Eugene n. Foss
democratic candidate, has defeated
Governor Eben S. Draper, republican
candidate for reelection. by about
10000 plurality, reversing Governor
Draper's former plurality of 5000.
In Connecticut Judge Simon Z
Baldwin, democratic candidate, Is
elected governor over Charles A.
Goodwin, republican, by about 4,GCc
plurality, reversing the previous re-
publican plurality of 5000.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-11-10
Or. \. Il. GR!PPEH
GIVEN MORE Time.
WAS TO HANG TUESDAY.
Thr0ach thc Efforts OF His Lawyers
Condemned Nan Is Given Two
Tce>S Here Of LiGe-NOvember %
New Date Of Execution.

It vas officially announced Monday
that DR.. Hawley H. Crippen, convicted
and sentenced toSdeath for the murder
of his wife, Belle Elmore, Would not
be executed Tuesday as originally ar
ranged, for. the reason the law pro
vides that two weeks must elapse be-
tween the dismissal Of an appeal and
the carrying out Of the sentence.
November % is the new date set
for the execution. Meartime Solicitor
Newton, Crippens counsel, is drafting
petition for reprieve.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-11-10
Democrat i'm Iowa.

IN Iowa the democrats claim the
election of Claude r. Porter for gov
ernor, but this is not conceded.
In Wisconsin the election of the
republican candidate for governor
Francis r. McGovcrn, is claimed by a
reduced majority and the return OF
Senator La Toilette to the United
States senate is assured.
In Michigan Chase z. Osborne. the
republican candidate for governor, ap
pears to have a safe lead over l.. T,
Hemans, democrat.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-11-10

Mr. Otto Paul, Milwaukee, Wis, says
Foeys Honey and Tar is still more
than the best. He wries US, All thoee
that bought it think it Is the best for
coughs and co DIS they ever had and
think it is still more than the best
Our bay had a bad cold and 1t cured
him inone day. Please accept thanks.
For sale by all druggist. -.
am pleased to recommend Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy as the best
thing | know of and safest remedy for
coughs, colds and bronchial trouble"
writes Mrs. L. B. Arnold of Denver,
Col. I'VE have used it repeatedly and
it has never failed to give relief For
sale hey all druggist.
!2!tgr, Suit @eun and EOema
Are cu5ct by Chamberlain ,a"c One applica.
ion relieves the itching and turning sensation.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-11-10
FLORIDA ELECTIONS.


Re,.ortS indicate that the constitu
tional amendment for Statc-wd, p,o
hibition has been defeated by an Ell
mated majority Of between 2.GG0 and
5000. DurHl county. Jacksonville. rc
turned W. majority OF approximate
ly 5000. Willie the Tampa VOC j.
close, and !; claimed hy both ratiors
The local ortiOr;sIS UO!ich thHir hnr,,
lest votes in st. Johns "nGt,iE. st
Augustine, .rd Escamhi: cour'r. +. T.
sacola, whiR the state vote ia : nc. n
was slightly III favor OF the p!oii,'i
tioniStS.
The majority Of the "wota." il is
claimed. is sufficient 10 Ca" thc
state even if later r"iTins A. a%Ginst
local oprion. N,@Ylr lair lhc vote G!
The state is ,onutvd
The full democratic ti,L"t yaa elect
ed, with bat slight opposition.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-11-10

John A. DIX, business man and
the first democratic nominee in six
teen years, will be the next governor
of New York. Fe was chosen by the
people Tuesday over Henry L. Slim
son, republican, for whom Theodore
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-11-10

The following crasges have been
mrle i'll the schedule q the Bennetts
Vile G. Cacraw raii: oad.
Leave Eennettsyille 1:45 A. NJ. al
rive Kollock S:25. making connection
bia and Hamlet, a givinb Coumbia and
with the seaboa'd trahs foa eolum-
bia and Hamlet, ar1iflng Columbia
at 1875.
Returning, leave Ko1lock $3.50, ar
rive Eennettsville 9:13
The evening tain Will leave Ben
nettsville at 6 p. NJ Arriving Kollock
making close connectspn, for Hamlet
sSd thss1nesh The b. & G.. trains
d. @s M ;stSel3ock for the
sostsSdxd Seal a 4 ain at night
which passes Il ycut two and 6
.s.', 'sss,. Assss ,4ss ~ ssa u, 'Ss1e isaSs
::';Ee;'i! -
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-11-10
VIII irsG0te Bcaut.%.

Women ac,i,i. E~neafty get wonde%-
4, help G1"m DIck!enE Arnica Salye.
j. banishes rislDies, skin eTuptions,
Sores end boiis. It maH es-the skin soft
;nd velgety. Il g:otiies TIE face.
Cures sore eyes, cold sores, cracked
! ~, channcd hacis. test for burns,
scads, fever sores, hts bruises and
p piles. 25 cent? {; T. .Wannamake;
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-11-10
Safes an Iowa Mans Lie.

The very grave seemed 10 JIWn be.
fore Roaert Madison, Of West BUniiNG.
ton, Iowa, when, otter seven wce&a IL
the hospital, four of the physiFa@s
gave him Up. Then was shown the ma,
vClous curative power of Electric lit
tors. For. after s months of frightful
suffering from liver trouble and yc'-
low i;Mndicc. getting no help from
o;hcg mrdiciacs cOu!lctclr cure min
It's ;ositiyr guaranteed 10" Stomach
Liver Or Kidney t!OuhlcS ana never
Gis@30inrcs. Only .0c At T. =, Wanna
maker Il SOns
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-11-10
DEMOCRATS BEATEN
IN TENNESSEE,
MAJORITY ABOUT 15,Oeo VOTES


Summed up, the result Of the elec-
tion appears to be B. w. Hooper, re-
publican ard fuSiOnist, governor, by
$4,000 to $4,000 majority over Senator
Robert L. Taylor, democrat; B. A. En-
Ioe, democrat and fusionist, by like
majority, and a possible small fusion
majority-in the legislature. Both sides
claim the senate, but where the
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-11-10
Dy<sc,I;n ";Slack aLI iri:aY."

Dy>Sc,lin "iilncA alb iri:3W.'
Not "fu0,5all Co.o:s' bul coiu.' OF
/" e. tea containing FJij''s Hone.
agd T.a' tie best and snf@.l coug'.
Inmcdy 10: AL coughs and colds. 30
lot accept q substitute bat sec that
on get The gcuuCiH" T0!cy's Honey
and Tar III 4 yellow carton witt black
cttcrS. For sale b. all druggist
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-11-10

Roosevelt stumped the state, by 6
plurality, based on nearly complete
returns, from $4,000 to $1,000. New
York city sAve him plurality oi
more than 1Oo,J00 while Stimsor
came down to the Bronx with about
10000, leaving substantial lead fol
the democratic nominee.
Thomas F. Conway, the democratic
nominee for lieutenant governor, ap
pears to have swept into office only
slightly behind Dix.
@. o. p. Losses Upstate.
Ine normal republican majority up
state was great reduced.. The ia;
clement weather tended to cut t'urS II
the rural vote, and Stimsons esti'
mated plurality to the borders of Ne"
York .city-aGout 40,nG9-is less by
approximately $4,000 than tho upstate
plurality of Hughes in 1908.
Both the assembly and senate re-
turns ran strongly democratic, ard
there were some notable upscts In
even the congressional districts. Rep
resentative Herbert Parsons, a life
long friend and political associate OF
Theodore Roosevelt, and formerly
chairman of the republican county
committee, was ousted by Jefferson
NJ. Levy. Representative w. w
Cooke, of Nassau county, Theodore
Roosevelt's home scat, was tipped out
by Martin w. Littleton. William S
Bennett was defeated for congress by
Henry George, son of the political
economist.
Serene L. Payne, father of the tariff
bill, was reelected, but his home
town, Auburn, went for Dix; and Vice
President Sherman's candidate fol
congress was defeated by a democrat
Representative Hamilton Fish, repub
lican. pave ground 20 Richard Z. Con
nell, a democrat
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-11-10

ment at the time of purchase.
To guarantee absolute fairness to
the contestants the contest manager
will no issue votes on any subscrip-
tions sent by mail the closing day
but all final remittances by mail will
be turned over to the judges and votes
will be issued under their supervision.
The contest closes November 18th,
Mt 6 p. m.
Following is the standing Of con-
testants to Wednesday night, Nov.
9th
The next issue of The Chronicle will
announce the winner of the handsome
piano Study the figures:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
sub luedt Grinuerans an SlOman

9urd Nas Dor etli9en Goeen in
8rcslm erfoIote gbIeben SeS Or.
MeIdyior 8iIlim 1T ole GrinuerilrM
an eincn &omom iuodgcriiien nor.
beR Der Dor 80 Sobren oIIe beltf.
den Sofe in glufreg,uq perlette.
SIM Sabre 1879 begcauttc DER nun
aus Dem Seben eeid)iebene 0teSiai-
ncr Der oamoIS 26iGbrigen Seroos-
III Bauline BON @irtten,ber0, Die
nit ibrem 8ater, oem Seraog Gu.
gen. airf Sdlob Sorlsrltb in Sdle-
fen tpeilte.
9ie 8ciben uerIiebtem fidb nitf oen
erlten 8Iid Iterblib iueinanoer, aber
cine Seiratb id)ien altseeidIoIien,
S6lieblid geIons es ieboh Der Ser
5osin, ben 8ioerftan6 ibres 8otcrs
Su iibenuinoen. Sie persidtete auf
ibreu Stang itnS Eitel, crbieIt Den
Ramen bon &irdbod" tn6 ip,rbe
am 1. @ai 1880 aitf S4lob &arIs.
rub Dem @eIiebten aneetraitt.
Die gbe aeitoltete Iid, omberoro.
entlib eIiidIih. Die eirftigc Ser.
5ogip luurbe ibrem @en,obl cine
treue @ebiiIfin. beeIeitetc i'm auf
ieiue arunfellbeiud)e in oen Siitteu
Der armen ino wtomete ii1 Der
8obItbdti9feit. 3obei nabm Die
iid beim 8olfe GROCER BopuIdrit1t
erfreuenoe Suu mebr rno mebr Ole
rabifaIe poIitiide @e'inims ibres
2ObensaefGbrten oil.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
4sroaeiIirnna aller srnits beidlIOfen

RrGiibent Saft bot ii6 Die Sol.
ung Der Gri1t. unb giienbnbn-Sra.
ge 3um 3id geiett uno miro Der @r.
.reidung 0ieieS 8ieIes, ipem n6tbie.
ieinen gai1Sen berbleibnbem sImts.
ternlin tpi6men. Die Sanobabe bier
5u 1T ibm nit Der Geiubeieslng oes
oberItem 8llt0estribluol, Dem reilen
Sanoelsgeridt unO Der reorganiiir.
ten 5miidenitoatiiden SanOels-&om.
miiiion gegeben, @s beitebt fem
3lpeifel Ooribber, Dab Der Sennt ole
6etreffenOen @ruennlntgen beit0tigeu
miro.
Ginen peitcrem Sporm arm Sor.
geben tuiOer Die &rldts bat oaS gu.
Requirement Ourb Die @ntIdei.
Dung bes pennipIbaniIden areiSge.
ridt8 inn SAL Der 8eiapIe Srom 50.
ltro lener Der Supretne Court I'M
3ufertruit Gro5eB erbaIten. 9ie
&egiering mill nun Die gro3eiie mi
Der ole Stanoar0 Oil 60. uno oen
2abafstruit 5lpeds oeren Guil0i,ng
6etrei6en un6 cine @ntidei6u,w iiber
9eitelleraing Der aorporationem an
itrcben Gem Hr6ii6enten lit bnilpt.
iddlid Inn cine ieben 3tpeifeI beieit.
igenoe obersridtlide gIusGe9ing oes
Sberuon.@efeseS 5u tbir, balnit
Die Regierung tpeib, iuie es ftebt.
3brem 0ofiirbnlten ttof bobenl Die
beiben genunnten &rufts bos @eict
perlebt uno io1en baber altfgeI6it
iperoen. Stilnmt Oas oberfte 3ri.
bl1ral 6ieier 9lnidauung bel beito
beiier; menn mdt, Damn fann Der
Rr6iioent Dor BEN aongreb treten
imO cine aen6erung oes Sberman !.
8eiebeS berlanpen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
@irdl[idles.

9Im Soniltag ben #. Dec, murSe
has 8oitorcnberbdltmb 5pii6cn
Serrn Goit. 30. are6s mb Iciner
@emeilbe bei Spiss, oatrd Die s;rp
italation gcidloiIen. 8eftinlntt bier.
81 BON ibrer fir6Iiten geb6rbc, I'M
oieien 9Ittgcnlab ibrer Oromtll9 81,
poll5iebcn tparen Ole Serrn Saft.
oren: u. @ertIb bon Sope, 3.
Meper bon 9rote unb u. &aIobn
bon Ban, peIder gleidBeitig oen
8oriis 5ii fiibpm batte.
Die @emeinoe bieIt 9Ieid5eitig
I'M anidlnb beran Die gauge 8od,e
6ilrourd Observation-Disclosures, mo.
BEL Die beioen Iettgenanittem Serren
mitbalfen. Ia bas 8ctter febr
giinitig mar, 10 tunreu Die 8criolnm-
llngen itets re4t eilt beiu9t. $err
Bnlt. @erti9 reiite am ls. ees @}ors
gems gTeid) non bier ob nof Sa,
lun bort nod cine ertra 9onferenB.
Sisung nit bei5lipobnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
tsraen Sen IsIeildltrnit.

Gas Suiti5oeportement miro oie
Stpafperfolgung ser @roBfleiidet
peoeu 8erIetung oes gIntitrllit.@e.
iebes NIT mogliditen gta6brltd be.
tretbcn Ga 9iitriftsonrpaIt Gins
in6 ieilp Stdb IN Gbicogo nit oen
regeImdbieen antsarbeiten iiber-
bdirft fin6, bat bos SSiiItiS 9eparte-
nlent ole sInfln9efiibrung flint Son-
oeranipdIten iibertrdgetb Sanles 8if
ferfoB Rierce Butler, S. so. Sbee.
6an, eItpooS @obman ituo Barton
Gorneau. SO. g. Sermon miro Den
@eneralanipaIt oertreten,
Ser meme GENERALIZATION 5reb.
%. 2ebntan miro bic ser Bro5eiIir.
ing barrenOen Sritftfdle iiberire6.
men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
8ci6nnd)isnnterbaltuua
Der &atb. Ct. YauIs SdiiIer 5u,
Berger.

Der &atb. ct. YauIs Sdiiler 1u
Berger
slm Wlotrtag Nohmittaa nm 4
llbr anfanee,pb ipcrben Sie S6iiIer
Der &atboliidem ct. BmlIs @emeilt
DC elm id)6nes 8ctbra6ts Brosram
5ur gilsfiibrln8 brinaen, beitcbenb
aus @eldngert 8ortroo unb fleinen
Ebeaterftiidden Inter m6erm:
Der 0icb, cine @eribtsberban6.
lung.
@os 1T 8ribundteR2
Strarg grercitiilm.
@iftS for all
Gin Der Rrippe.
Orange
u. 9. s.
nnO nebreres 9(nOern,
9eber:
9ltpap me 90 opcr fletcb fttulp
SlDect pision Of @bilbbooo
gIuf GBriiten.
gefuder bon Serntnnt tonnen
Den 7 ltbr lucitlid fabren6en 3ug
our Seimiabrt beiulben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
Sung nnb glt.
Sin idllaner 8anfier, Der eiuem be.
iabrten 8ittiucr siten 9latb
erfheiffe.

gs ipar eiunaI elm alter @ittper
(io beginnen flamIi6 aIle iuabren
8eididten). fpeIder feline Ietten
Gage BEL ieiner perbeirutbeten SofJ-
ter 5u beidIieBeii eeoadte. go Ion-
&c Der 8ater nod iiber eigene 9aar-
mittel berfiiste, giitg ulles redt
gut, uber, ipie es Ieiber inlr alt oft
poiiirt, tpenOen Dem oIten Batter
feline Iebten @roiden bon ieiner
Sodter uno Sdppieseriobn imter
irgeno einem @oripanO abgebetteIt,
ratiirli6 obne ir9enO ipeld)e Cider.
belt. 9a bate benn Dem aIten
Wann iein StiinoIein geidIogen.
Iirf eininuI fpuroe es oet iiinaen
Seilten belplbt, baB Der 8ater bod
i6on rcbt fitt6iid ipiiroe, lnt6 0ab
lie iid gu idyamen batten inn lei.
lletDegen falls frentoe 2eute 81 9e-
Iiit6 oa iporen, irn0 INN 0ieiep I'm.
annebmli66feiten aus Dem 8e9e 5u
geDeh mubte Der 8ater li6 in ser
Gii6e aufbalteb no er feline Mobl-
3eitelr ierpirt befmm. @al6 mar aud,
ein @rlln0 qefrn6en, Inn 6en 8os
ter 5il beranlaiien, oaB er iein fofi.
9es Sdlaf5iinlner nit eillcr aIten
bertaiidte. 9em alten Weonne
ipoIlte Ifier oas Ser3 breden, aIs
er eines Cages ieinen eleidaGteri.
Igen 8reitno aufiudte uno i6m iein
Seioen er30blte. 0ieler, elm mider
nno fIllger 9anfier, griibelte cine
3ettlang na6, 1nto oount gab er
Dem f6fper gepriiftcn Batter 6ie
8eifilng, er tpiiroe ibm on eincln
Der naditen Gage ieinen gertrau.
ensmann idifen, peI9er ibm Die
l
6roge porIegen niiroe, mas nit
om @elo gef6eben ioqe, ipeIbes
filr i'm (oen olten 8ater) eingeIou.
ZEN ieL Doraltf er MIR 5u ontpor.
ten broitde: oSngen Sic Sbrenl
Serrlb er moge ons @eI6 in oeriel.
ben 8eiie onlegeiE tpie oas itbri.
&C." gtatiirli6 niiBte ole ltnterbol.
tullg 10 gefiibrt mer6en, bab 6ie
lnngen 2eltte aQes ner1teben fonn.
ten. Us aiitg allies ipie an SGniir.
den; oer oIte, nun nidt me6r nit.
tellole Batter erbielt es bon ieet an
beiier, aIs er eS ienoIs getrdnnt
bate, oenn Ser aebeimniBboae
&eidtIln lpar bod 3ll perIodeno.
9sa!iirlid gilIa 6as 9letteln ieiteus
ne llln9en 2ellten aud tuieoer Los,
Iabcr ner alte gater batse ftets 6ie
riti6icoenc, aber ood) freunoIihe
sIntiport: Rad ntcillGH Gooe be.
foilut RH0 crfabrt iDr aIles. llno
! 10 9eid,ob es. gaad Dem CODE oes
alien @annes tpuroe ein pereioig.
tes Seitament perlejen, ipeIdes ben
nabren SddoerboIt Der 9inge gu.
tage foroerte. 9aatiirIid mar es febr
beiddmpno fir Die iiinsen 2eute
ilno traf iie ipie elm 8Iis aus bei.
teren Simnel:
g8er ieinen aipOern eibt 6ns grot
llno Ieioet i'm alter ieIber gaotb,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
gcrIuit bon 70 Icuidcnlcbcn, ein
ltnfall.

3rinioab, Col, 81 8e5 Die
goroners @dbporeuen tpeIde Die
ltrIaden Deg idnueren llnfoIles in
Der 9eIagita @rube itnterild,ten, bel
peI6em 70 gerfonen ibr Gebem eity
biibten, g1ben bcutc eiir geroift ob,
in tuel6em iie Die @r1lben- @eiea.
idaft bon iener SdilI6 an Dem lin.
faIl llno iontit bon ieoer geruuttport.
Iidteit freiiprc6eu