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New-York tribune., 1910-07-13

HOE AVE, $. Is + Il Of 172d St being lots
go and 266' map 800 lots same as above
address, same as above
JEFFERSON AVE. Il 5. 80 It of Fox ave,
I5XIoo; EdenwaId: forcl July s. 1910 James
address. 345 East 1S5th St
KINGSBRIDGE RD. e cor. of Bayard ST.
East 232d 81.
KIazGsBRIRGE RD. $ IL # e Of oakes
ave. .J3.JXlO0l0. same to FinCeuzo ZuZZOlo
and Sno; July 8. 500; address. Mount Vernon.
LAFONTAINE AVE. cor of Oak Tree pL
25Z95; Lucy Edwards to william A Cameron
/ '1mtg $2,250} March :. 500; address, 1901
Bathgate ave.
LAFoNTAIe,E AVE. E cor of Oak Tree pl.
25X35: William 4 Cameron &c Mary Cleland
lmtg $225o) July Il; $1oo. address, same as
Unionport Henry RuhI et al 10 Patrick Leni-
han, Fliy L. $500 address. 219S Sd ave.
LOT 80. map Cebrie Park; Anna N New
, bold to Edward 2 Newbold and others. Sept
8. 1906; 500; address, 24I1 Butter ST, west
Chester
LOT 182 to 185. map s78 Of go lots
Thompson Rose estate; John NJ BUehisr TO
William r kaysser: June y. $10o. address.
14l2 LongfelIow ave
LOTS 18a and 14o. map s7s of $50 lots
John n Bus6fer 5mte 81 5601, June 20; Si2
address. 14I2 LongfelIow ave.
OLD ALBANY POST ROAD. S, lot g,
3
! 6-1o0 acres: Malcolm Place Realty GO 70
Teachers College {mts $4,000 June u; 500;
address, j25 West 129th st
PARK AVE. s. strip formerly Railroad
ave opposite lot 35 to 81. map 40 in West
chester County: Central MorrisaEia, part Of
Bathgate Farm runs 0.2Xf5ex irreg; Sarah E
Richmond to Elias Cohen July 3 81 ad-
dress. III Broadway
PROSPECT AVE. X cor Freeman 81. IS. *
PASS lrrsg. Jenny 4 Carew To Daniel D
Lawson: June %. 500, address. sos West
142d
ROBIN AVE, : :, ESQ fl of fremont Road
2JXl00. Bankers Realty and Security Co to
Jose Fngelhard; april , Sloo address, Times
Building, Broadway and 42d st
SIMPSON ST. W : 14CS It n Of 169-h ST
/ 25X1411; Maurice d O'Gornan TO Jeanne "
OGorman (mtg $4,000; July s S100 ad-
dress. 1l4S simpson st.
TIFFANY ct 1911. 23x100; Tiffany Street
Improvement Co TO Daniel J Lahey tmtg s5-
7 30uJ Ge-reeGrded from mts on MAY II, 1S1ol :.
April -. S1o0 address, 1911 Tiffany st.
NySE AVE. Il e cor 1s0th ST. 122 11x121 1 a.
Joseph Fried 10 Arc Realty Co; and s: Jul~
6 Stoo, address II William st
WHITE PLAINS ROAD, n " cor Elizabeth
81. l00X103 Is. OllnVilIe. Irving Construction Co
/ O John O'Brien tmtg S90Go1, july 8. 500
address, 37OO Olinville ave
18TH ST. n e s. 50 IT S e Of Hughes ave.
25N100. Giovanni Russo ct al 10 Russo -Barbu
Realty Co tmtg $4,000 July g. 81; address.
2242 Isr ave.
236TH ST n S. 225 # e Of Oneida ave, 25x
I 100 RAYMOND L Doty Lillian T Gee (rntg
81 900 July %. 1903. 500, address, $40 East
/ 143d 81
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
WANT MORE FERRY SERVICE
Dock Commissioner Gives No Promises
to StapIeton Delegation.

A large delegation of StapIeton business
men. headed by State Senator Bayne, for
mer Sherin Benjamin Brown and Eugene
Lamb Richards. brother-in-law OF former
Mayor Mcclellan. as chief spokesmen. ap-
peared before Calvin Tomkins Dock Com
missioner. yesterday to enlist his aid toward
obtaining a closer schedule for the Staple
ton ferry service
They have started an agitation for an
other beat, which would cut the schedule
from ninety minutes TO forty-five minutes
Commissioner Tomkins said another fer
ryboat to Stapleton would be paraIIeling
the line 10 St George which gives good
service and that the cost appeared pro-
hibitive
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
TleREss CLAWS HER TRAINER.

In sight of three hundred persons, Henri
Faikendorph. a lion trainer at Bostock's,
Coney Island. was attacked by Rajah, a
tigress, and clawed about the back and
arms yesterday afternoon. 1t was while
the animals were arranged in pyramid for
nation that a tiger and a lion began to
fight. FaIkendorph separated them, but
when he turned away Rajah pounced upon
him. Falkendorph was attended by Dr.
Carl Rolf. Of the Dreamland Emergency
Hospital, who said that the trainer would
be unable to attend to his duties for several
days.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13

complete a report Of his recent tour Of duty
military attachs at PetropoIis, Brazil
Leaves Of absence Major FRANK G MAUI
August 10; Captain MATTHEW a. De
LANEY, medical corps. two months from
August Il: Second Lieutenant JC$A-
THAN NJ WAINWRIGHT. 1st Cavalry.
fifteen days. First Lieutenant WALT Z
" , Soes =. LII ,ot - =. -sst
artillery school
NAVY
Commander c. H. HARLOW. detached Naval
War College; to charge recruiting station.
Lieutenant W W P cRoNAN. detached the
AmPhttrite: to recruiting statipn. New
Lieutenant I c. JOHNSON. Jr.. detached the
.Anphttrite: b , 70 Q, tn the k2nsss uo4YAxo
G. ". 6TRUBLE and H 3. HIND con-
Mtdshipnan ". T BOYD. Jr.. detached the
Amphitrtte. to the Maryland
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs fol-
lowing movements OF vessels have been re-
ported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
July 1o-The BasIey and the Patapsco, at
July If-The Louisiana. az Gardeners Bay;
the Yorktown. at Portland. Ne; the An
phitrite, az Charleston; the Chester az
Santa Lucia: the StriHgharn. at Norfolk.
th- Smith and the Preston. az Gardner $
Bay; the Tacoma, az Guantanamo. the
Prometheus, at Honolulu. the New Or
leans at Che-Foo.
July I2-The Wheeling and the PetreI. az
Yckohons.
SAILED
July e-The Delaware. from Hampton Roads
July 1o-The Bagley. from Annapolis for
Washington, the Louisiana. from Norfolk
for GARDENERS Bay. the Yorktown, from
Bremerton for Portland. Ne
July 11-Th. Macdeneush. the Bailey and the
Stringham. from Annapolis for Norfolk;
the Smith and the Preston. from New
London for Gardeners Bay. the Stardish.
the Cuttlsfsh and the Viper. from An
napolts for SOlomous Islands. the Padu-
cab from Cristobal for Bluedslds
On the arrival Of special service squadron ar
Hampton Roads. about July 21. the squad
ron VIII be disbanded as such and recon
structed fifth division of Atlantic feet.
consisting Of the Tennessee (fagship). the
North Carolina. the Montana and later the
Washington. The Chester viii be de-
tached from the division on completion
Of target practice which the division viii
hold soon after arrival az Hampton
Roads.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
SHERMAN ON HIS GAME
Wins Gold Medal by Breaking
Pecord 1T BRETON Woods.

Breton Woods. X H, July TT n
szs--a1. OF Ctica. established e record for
1a@ course here to-day IN the play-Of Of the
Le H5-h r u Purves for the gold medal IN
lie qualifying round OF the annual tourna-
ns1f ~ The American Golf Association Of
l-EerrlziuE Interests
A-t@r -ieIne with M Purves Al Is, Sher-
Esa -ee-ed off g y, which was nine strokes
unleT 1ogie
The -es5lng scores in the testing round
a 1a-l lap medal play follow
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
MOVING PICTURE MEN FINED.

William Nicholson. proprietor q NOV
'ns picture show Al 40 l58- IhlFd Aeei'--F'
vas sentenced IA i've days IN ne oIl''S
sH1 - nav enc If 500 YESTERDAY. IA sre-
esf eezsfore 4,- asr-ittiuz children with
o. men r59rer1fs o. guardians 10 has place
Louis Mandslson and william oIl+il' .it-l
te-eT usEers FOR two other MOVING pi-lt-i+ piI.
fhopE we're ftaed sl8o and Sl25 respectively
- SIMILAR charges
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
TWO RACES FOR H.P. WHITNEY

Newmarket. England, July 12.-The Beau
fort Stakes for three-year-olds and up
ward. distance seven furlongs. was run here
to-day. and won by H P. Whitney's New
castle II Artisan was second and Canon
ite third. Thirteen horses started
Nj whitneys Hillside III also won the
Spring Hall Stakes at five furlongs-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13

sz = - show the visiting amateurs what
ec1I5 really ne accomplished. Dave Hunter.
-r= Essex County Country Club pro
-s=.=d or Sc yesterday afternoon This
broke The former record for the course, held
r. himself by e stroke Hunter went out
n = and came back IN 81. finishing with
three S He PLAYED with Q. s. kelogs,
c-- u the prominent members - the club
The card was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
The pa5rings fcr the match plsy ROUNDS
ts-r.e-~1s, fr5louy-

chsarsorsrsr-r,5,glvfs rs. Hamilton. Charles
-esrre- 7.z. Oliver. CROKER rs J. Z tflcsEot- tflc
hlcgezzv Fs HsZeu Freeman Hs Pope 5 5iafll'-sii
> Frank Presbrsr Kingsley Vs alcIahh'
F1EFeE rs F1fdrce
= Second Hlght-8luler IS = " Erickson 4sg-
IfGsLd zs PIart Maxwell vs Johns2n r.
k-sefE rs sfauioek EZiHv ss. L : y bite, p =
E.sHE SIS Butter PlaaInasT Vs- Lseas -
thl-d nghf-H EvstE - "a ~l4s2n- FL - =
p r smith owe CftieS- hszH e
Fsfzer Potter rs L-iAts. TedtoFa ~ soolei'
k-tots.d ~ Matthews. Speazn1an IS. Hrsifs
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders attorney
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN
ALLEN ST 35. sty tenmt 25xs7 g. July II.
WIS. 8 per cent. Harris Sackin 10 Louis Frank
enthaler SO. 000 address. 50 Nassau st
ALLEN ST 81, sty tenmt % Ixs7 g. July I.
yrs & per cent Louis Sacl1in 10 Abraham
Bernstein 81 coo. attorneys. Frankspthaler &,
Sapinsky. IS Nassau 81
HRCA pWAY n " cor 1sIst ST. I02 3xlG0.
. M: July II: due Jan II, 1912: William ]
Casey 10 J Romane Brown and ano, eNrs. sos
O0G address. 53 West Esd ST
CHERRY ST 252 sty bTk 25x9T loxa4 sx
% 10. July 3 3 yrs samuel Popf TO Elizabeth
= Cromwell. soc 900. attorney. } Allen Town
send, 10 Wall
SAME PROPERTY tprior mtg s26 oool. June
80 due Dec 50 1914 6 eer cent. same to Simon
Kuttner; 81 COO attorney. II schwarz. l20
Fulton
CHURCH ST 2l4 stY bus. 25X5n y irres'
Church ST. ZIG sty bus, p. X trres. Thomas
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
r. : 4 +72
5-54-6

Word vas received from the Garden City
co,f Club last night that the course would
re closed this afternoon in difference 70
TIE memory Of the late john E Borne,
president Of the club. who viii be buried
TO-DAY Nj Borne had been at the head OF
rhe club fer 4 number Of years.
There VIII Dc no preliminary 10 the Long
Island championship tournament The orig
z1al programme called for club two-raan
-1s-r matches TO-DAY. but this has been
E1ardaned so that there viii be nothing in
connective wav on the Brooklyn Forest
PAX links untIl tomorrow morning. when
u contestants Nlu qualify for the title.
z-re-vrni7z is in readiness for the annual
oueu tournament 70 be held over the links
O. the Ekxanok Country CluD AZ Man
chester VI. tomorrow. Friday and Sat
urczv. The chief trophies TO be played for
s-a the Tsconic and On6aUa cups, emble-
mate OF the first and second sixteens. re-
E-scrively- Prizes have also been provided
f5r third and fourth divisions Match
rounds VIII consist Of eighteen hoies; eH-
CeE- -ae final which Eill be an au-day
eNair Tne usual eightee--hoie medal plaE
Es-5l-zo j. also on for the last day. This
rL IL the first Of the three open compeu-
-lc-s rarced for the Manchester links
The tie for the Class = Fourth OF July
r-n wes PLAYED OF on the links Of the
A-dz.ev Club yesterday and resulted in
favor Of George c. Bosrdnan. with a card
O E-Ll-73. His OPPONENT. Thomas :. Full
e. had ss-l2-75
a--er MS fne showing ia the open cham
Fl5-zrip OF Great Britain Al St Andrews,
willie smith lost no time in returning 70
America tEe reached this port the other
-,
81 route for Mexico CITY. Smith had re-
leI-eG H0-d from the president Of his clUD
90 make al possible haste, otherwise he
Eo--5 nave fingered IN this vicinity for
teW lzTS
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
New House for Sale
BREEZY POINT. West Anityviiie. L l..
@EsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
AT WOOD1IFRE, Z. !.

PHILIPSE MANOR ON THE HUDSON
One mile unobsrrucred river frontage 20 mod
ern residences near cOrupietion Address
PHILIPSE MANOR CO.
Phillpse Manor. New York
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13

Continued on tenth page
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
THE BRONX.

BRIGGS AVE n $ lots 21T and 12s map. lots
ar VfIIiamsbridge. So zx93 TX irreg- July !. 1907
due April / 1910 per cent, RooSrt z BECK
az ,r,1stee 10 J Warren Young $500. attorney,
srr1fras Wall
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
LOVES HIS COUNTRY
COL. ROOSEVELT HAS COMPARED
IT WITH OTHERS.

The first formal utterance OF Col,
Roosevelt, after he had set his feet
upon his native soil on his return
from an extended stay in other lande
showed that the uppermost thought in
his mind was that America is bet,
ter" Responding to an address Of
welcome by the mayor of Now York,
he said
n have been away a year and q
quarter from America. and | have
seel strange and interesting things,
alike In the heart of the frowning
wildnernes9 and IN the capitals of the
niehticst and most highly polished Of
Civilized nations. I have thoroughly
enjoyed myself, ard now l am more
s,ad than | can say to get home, to
he EGcs in my CH.a country, back
lra9as people I love.
And / am ready and eager to do
er part SO far as | am able in help.
ing solve problems which must be
solved II we Of this, the greatest derl-
ocratic republic ON which the sun has
-Tcr shoae, are TO see its destinies
!se to the high level of our hopes
and its opportunities,
This is the duty Of every citizen,
but it is peculiarly my duty; for any
iiaA who has ever been honored by
Icing made president of the United
States is thereby forever after rea.
de-ed the debtor Of the American PEG.
pic and is bound throughout his life
10 remember this as his prime obliga-
ticn and in private life, as much as
IN public life, so to carry himself that
the American people may have
aus to feel regret that once they
placed him at their head"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08

r~'oSt t-nt rarty7 The iegisla-
Sars OF tG!s So by unequal district
Ins. - ti>d tp ayainst the verdlcts OF
he people. Fer tA,rty-eight years the
state ssaate has been continuously
Democratic, and Is Democratic now
BY acre than two TO one. Missouri
gave its electoral vote to Roosevelt
and Taft, and has twice sincs 1904
elected q majority in the lower branch,
but the state senate has remained
immoyaoly Democratic by two to one
This situation is a deliberately con-
triyed trick, The thirty-four state sen.
atorial districts are a studied juggle.
In voting population the districts vary
from II, 0 to 1890, by which method
some voters get less than half the
representation of others, and the les.
i%slatuTe is always at the mercy OF an
old partisan scheme.
in the state campaign Of this year
the Republicans propose TO brins
about fair distric.ins. and are laying
before the people the plans to accom-,
plish this end as fast as they can be
prepared. Democratic politicians and
organs that are plastered all over with
the outrageous gerrymander that has
been doing its evil work for more than
a third of a century deuounce the new
proposition with the cry: III is u ger
rymanderi" What fools these moss.
back m~anipulators imagine the people
OF Missouri to be. The jusglers are
gripping with both hands the gerry
mander now in force. What the Re-
publicans propose in districting is not
%inNforce, and can net be until approved
by the people at the polls. 1t Is sub
mitted for the closest scrutiny. Its
purpose is to establish districts equal
In population and compact in terri
tory. But the hackers Of the scheme
that has been working a gerryman-
dered senate for more than thirty
years, with many scandalous episodes.
shout: ANY change will be a gerry
mander. Our gerrymander is perpet.
ually sacred" They will be made sick
of this hypocrisy. The people of Mis-
souri, intend to have fair representa-
ton, and a real legislature in both
branches"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
HIGH PRICES AND WAGES
FARM PRODUCTS AND LAsoR's
PAY STAND TOGETHER.

The Democratic party can not
change, revise, or repeal the funda.
mental law that makes our Industries
and u labor idle when, by low taritr
or free trade, we permit the indus.
tries and labor of other countries to
supply III mayitets with products we
make. We have a market of our own;
1t was created by the fathers for our
own people. They had d right, and it
was their duty, to place IL on a high
plane for the welfare of our people.
and we should protect 1t and keep it
on that high plane.
II Is the best market In the world,
Every producer, wherever he may be,
looks longingly to the American mar.
ket. We live in a commercial age.
1t is the ambition and the hope of all,
to succeed in the market. The activ.
ity and stability of our market and
the prosperity of our people depend
on two things-higb prices to farmers
for their products and high wages to
laborers for their work.
A farmer can not get high prices
for what he produces from laborers
who get low wages. Laborers EN-
ployed in gu industries can not get
high wages il they compete in the
production Of like commodities for
our consumption with men who get
low wages. That is a fundamental
law that my Democratic friends have
never yet been able to see or under
stand.
II the products used for our neces.
sity and comfort are supplied TO US
by foreign manufacturers, our own
manufacturers and our own laberers
will be idle, and, as stated by Presi.
dent Fillmore, to that extent the farm.
er will be deprived Of a market in
which to sell the products OF the soil.
Congressman Campbell Of Kansas.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
@eitIid aebenSe 3iiae.

Scr Sdnee bcrsebt, oos Sis
bridt aitf. - GS idpiQt Der GtrSnr
Sllitb. "aroft, 2eben!, iubeIts
I'M SturmesIauf. - 9as lit 6ie Soc
tie oes noben6en SriibIings, Der bod
tommen muB, Oh oitd) Der @inter
nod 10 iebr nit itiirtnii1cn @eb1r.
Den ordlit. Sn Der Broia, in ser
Irfli6feit g%eitoltet ii6 freiIidl OaS
Bib MIR Sn bGufig gat3 apocrS.
Der Wif mad terer Strait, uaG nell,
en- Se6en eridalt mott, fnltm DAP
Die blcifen 2ippen linn 2alitc her.
lciben fonneu. Der iebniiidtigc
8lnid lit %, 6os @oIbringen SaS
8er6en aber fcbIt, ocrn Ser &6rper
lit 81 geIdmadt I'M nelienl 2cbrn
ge6eibIiden 9oben 5u bteten. Sn
Der langet @tntertr6abeit bat iid III
ben eroberen aandIen uib 6cn feitel
G0bren 0es 9orpers ntebr uro mebr
@iftItoff o%ttgeiammeIt, Der ais abge.
mutt bdtte nlsgeidie6cn tper6en iol.
len, Itatt oeiien dber bon Dem fridge
acknowledgement @Inte nift fortge.
idlcppt perben foitnte urb i6lirblia
lpie6er bonn &orper, OieIc1t bcrsii
tend, oufgeiaigt puroe. 8ann auf
iolfern pcrgiftcfen 9ooen nelleS &c.
ben eriprieBen? Si6erIid nidt, cs
iei 0entt, OH i6offeit aat6. inOein
Oh beinen a6rper nit Silf Der Re.
ct. Bernard &rdpterpiaer
BON benz Site befreift, oas iebc nelte
eebensreaung i'm Seine 81 eritiden
@ertraie Did nidt oen
auafialbern on; Doffe nidts bon
Oeren 6uediilber, oaS ben 2eib MIR
nod mebr 5erriittet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
uNFETTER THE SENATE
THE PEOPLE WILL HAVE AN oP.
PoRTuNITY TO DO IT.

The Globe.D Democrat Of June 20 on
tanned an editorial that ought to be
read by every citizen of Missouri. II
hits the nail on the head at every
stroke. II you have read it read 1t
again and preserve 1t, Here It is:
rs any voter in Missouri willing to
accept less than half the representa-.
ton given another voter? Is n
honest voter satisfied with a system
of districttng that keeps the state
senate in the control Of one party no
matter how large the popular ma3cr-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
Snmorihidts.
Nniprndspun.

-Barum bait 9u eieentIi9 ME se-
beiratbet, Snfel?" fraate ELM iunger
ebemann einen alien SunggeieIlen.
$50, mein Srnge, Dos fam 10: aIs
i'd nod jung mar, beidIoB i'd nur Ell.
ne ioeaIe 6rau gu beiratben. NaG bic.
len Sabren fanb i'd oenn aud cine.
Die meinem SoeaI boil mo gang emf.
lprad; aber 9bal elm Iber
mar alio bod oobeil" Sic iufte
audi einen ioealen @ann!" ~erpioerte
traurig DER dlte Serr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
9anfhEd.

glreaudrf (oer sur ao4,trollc elm.
NAL friiber I'M 8eidGit erid)eint, abcr
mlBer Dem @urealbicner, niemono
nntrifit): rglIe @et:er, Die Serre.
iinO o6er iulpiinftliA! @er lit bcnr
ipnit am piinftlidjiten 1eier9"
Gureuubicner: Ser &err aon5liIt
0iiillcr Der fon1ntt rcgelmGBig &C,
nau 5cbn @inuten gu ipat."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
@ertbornc @eripredlrn.

@ergo: ySino @eoborts 9crIpre.
den ettuaS mertb?" Merga: sd
oenfe iol Grit in Ser IeBten @odc
3abite ct 1000 Collars fir elm az.
brod]enes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
8npsrIGiIiars gli6i.

Ridter: ngie pollen sic betpei.
ZEN. bob sic in Der fritiiden Iod,t ali
Sauie geidlafen buben2" guae.
aaater; g8itie, Serr Ridter, id fam
YVnet iogar cinen intereiianten
Sfaliin eraabIen Den id Oa botte!4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
Sine i6mieriae gufaabe.

ga babe ih nun elm 8llper fir
meinen Sopfidmer5, cine Bille fir
metn 2eberleioen unb cine &apieI fir
meinc @i6t eingenommen. Stun
m0tte id BLOB tpiiicn, pie Die Ginger
es onitellen, baB iebes an ieinen 8e.
ltimmun9sort geldngt!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
uanna Mmcrifa.

y@ie IiebIt On Geinen 2%ebrer2"
- Sommp: sd mag i'm gar nidt.
er lit 81 3art. 0ieie Sorte miro ME
moIs frdnf geltug, nm 81 Soliie 81,
bIeiben."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
MtfpcritanDen.

MebiSinalratb (auf Dem 8ege CUR
@eratbung): nSit benn Der Soil gang
alisiidJtsloS? - 8ebonoelnoer Mr3t:
o9os ni6t, Der &ronfe bat nod einen
reid)en SnfeI in amerifa."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
3meifclbafte Nnerfcnnnna.

Dame: D9sln, SEER Niieiior, nj;
lit Sbnen Der geitriee 8umiIienabeno
in meinem Souie befommen2" - Ii.
leiiOr: uausge5eidnet, 9n1oiGc
Sraul 9dJlofe iont itetS unrltbig
lpenn iJ am abeno Gbee trinfe. aber
Der Sbrige bat mir nidt i'm geringiteu
aeid)aoet!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
Sin cincn Srirathslnitiaen.

@ilIit Gu cine Che i6lieBqm
Sag es 0einer 9rout beltimmt,
Dab, iobalo Die Gb' aeidloiien,
Hidt Die Srau Die S1liiiiel nimmt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
gersebcnr @abc.

Siibrer (eine5 l%eifbaren 2uftbaI.
lons): nSm - i6 neiB ni9t. mas
cas- tit, Der 9alIon mill beute nidjt
%aeborfen." 8egleiter: ySm Der.
tralien, Serr Sngenieur = ioIanse
meine 8rau mitfliegt, pir6's au4
nidts per6en oenn ole 1T nid,t
lenfbar."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
S~onbrrbarc 2usif.

49,. $50 es idlon 10 piele aer3te
dibt, ba millit gu rmiern Suneen
cilb nod @ebi3ir itnoieren Iaiien2"
- nIber iJ bitt' DID, Sueo, es fom.
men bod aud INNER pieOer neus
&ranfbeitenl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
@aht Der 8cmobnGeit.

2cutnmt: pGeitatten meme @nd.
oieite, baB id) Sbnen Sanb unb Sers.
nein, babe mid Deripro6eb
DoIlte ia9en: etlpns safe anbiete2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
g~crspeifslt crnit.

Gnna: nSat er nm Geine $ano
angebalfen9" 2l3ie: .SSa." -
anna: .Meinte er es i'm Grnite?" -
2lBie: sd CLAUDE mobl, gr iragtc
MIDI, pie reid mein Batter iei."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
Gin 8unSermenId.

.Miiller lit elm geitidter aerl. Gr
fam nit beioen SGEoeu 9Icit gil.
idreiben. .8irfiih2 8ie maft
er benn 6oS?" ngo, auf Ser
S6reibmoidine."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
Die edmsisiame.

or: r2ieblte, fannit 0u elm Sc.
heimniB fir DID bebalten2" Sic:
rNatiirlif fam i'd Dos. 8eoer gu
nod irgeno iemanb JOINT wciB mein
aenaues @lter."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
Sie rcidje Grbin.

SD beiratbe feiiien Iann,
Der orbeiten muB, rm Ieben gu f0a.
neni" = ~slber, MiB 2ucp, i6 bin
ia Maler!" Sic perfaufen abe,
bod Sbre giIoer!" yanf gbren.
mort, i'd babe nod ME in meinem sc.
ben Elm Bib o~erfauftl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
Dem ngerSienite1 ieine arpne.

rSe, Serr 4nmerdo, boben eigenes
Hes Bib b~etr1rst2" s@ud berbor.
ragenoe 9eranlaiiuno Seitern i'm
aaitno 500ite a~nanasbopIe ge.
bra1lt!~