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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
SERVICES OF AUCTIONEER
AND FREE entertainment
Beginning Of Movement 10 Bring
Farmers Into Closer Touch
With Local Markets

| This is Booster day. Beginning
with cotton as a subject, the Guthrie
Retailers association has undertak.
en- to bring the farmers and mer-
chants together in the market. Bull
letlns We're sent out regarding the
special features today and the results
are gratifying.
Cotton commenced coming early
today and by noon the resultant bus
mess was in full swing. More cotton
than seen in Guthrie at any time re-
Gently was noticed about the streets,
and ali the gins We're kept busy
A series of prizes greatly stimuat-
ed interest. The awards will be
made late today. Prizes have been
hung up as follows
For the largest load of seed cotton
marketed November IL, IS; second
largest, s..
For the best baie marketed, first,
$5 second, So: third, s..
For the best baled cotton, longest
staple, two prizes. S. each
For the best turnout, (to farmer
whose load of cotton yields the arg
est amount of lint per 100 pounds
seed cotton), three prizes, s. each.
The cotton was required to be
marketed by p. m.
Railroad Fares Refunded
Railroad fares We're paid back to
customers today by the majority of
business houses in Guthrie. The Re
tailers association made an agree
ment whereby persons coming from
distance of 10 to 100 miles by raii
today received refund on their fare
at the rate of per cent for each dol
lars worth purchased. Purchases
are made from one or more mer-
chants, each merchant putting up
share Of the refund
The rebate does not apply to private
vehicles
AS a further inducement to farm
ers to make Guthrie their market
place for everything. the merchants
have engaged an auctioneer, whose
services are free. Farmers listing
their stock or anything they wish to
sell, with the association VIII be pro
vided with an auctioneer, who will
CRY sales in the lot north Of the
& Douglas cotton office
This is a feature of trade entirely
new to this part of the country.
Free Entertainment for Farmers
Entertainment was also offered
farmers for today The Highland
theatre undertook to take care of all
and accordingly there were
printed coupons, which entitle hold
ers to admission free to the show 1t
the Highland. Coupons enough for
a family were printed together
The Retailers association has un-
dertaken the publication of The
Weekly Booster" trade newspaper.
The Booster was issued for the first
time this week. An eight page paper
was issued, with the Cotton Day and
other announcements, advertisements
Of the merchants and general news
and farm MISCELLANY The idea in is
suing "rhe Weekly Booster" Is to
bring the farmers into closer touch |
with the local market. The paper is |
sent out over Logan county free.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
BOOM IN SILVER CHIEFLY DUE
LONDON SPECULATORS BEING
CAUGHT SHORT OF WHITE METAL

ment. November Is. This belief is
borne out to great extent by the
fact that the quotations for futures
are nearly "a pence below the spot
quotations, most unusual condition
as ordinarily the price of futures
rules somewhat higher than the spot
quotation.
In some quarters it is thought India
was buying silver in anticipation OF
a further heavy demand from China,
owing to the increased silver require
ments in the latter country where
the railroad and other laborers are re
fusing to accept paper money and are
demanding their wages in silver as a
result of the disturbed conditions
throughout the Chinese empire.
India, however, has not been a
very heavy buyer of the white metal
as shown by the fact that the price OF
silver in india at present is about on
parity with the London quotation
for futures.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
(By Leased wire.)

New York, Nov 1.-THE opinion
prevails among the large bullion
houses and representatives of bank
ing institutions doing business in the
far East that the sharp advance in
the prices for silver in London is due
almost entirely to speculation.
SO far this week there has been an
advance In the price OF the white
metal at London to 25 pence and a
rise OF Ia cents to Sc 1-2 cents in
the local market The present Lon
n price is the highest recorded
since November 7. 1910, when the
quotation stood at 20 pence. while
the New York quotation is the high
est since October %. 1910. when the
white metal was quoted at SO rs
ents an ounce.
Il is believed that some London
spectators were caught short and
compelled to enter the market for
liver in time for the next settle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
OPERATED IN LOGAN AkD
ADJOINING COUNTIES
Charged with Collecting Premi-
umS for Which He Failed 10
Make Accounting

Hating Of the career Of clyde
Butcher, who is alleged to have
swindled many citizens of Guthrie
and an insurance company last sprins
and to have conducted fraudulent
operations in many places is ndi
Gated by the departure Of Sheria Mur
ply this morning, Immediately follow
| ing receipt Of telegram to the e.
feet that Butcher had been caught in
| a neighboring state 1t is expected
he will be brought in tomorrow
While there was nothing very large
or spectacuaF about the alleged
frauds Of Butcher, his operations
were bold, skillful aud clever. He
Ioperated principally in the city ana
about Lockridge
The United States Health and Ac.
eident Insurance company Saginaw,
Mich, is the company represented
here by Butcher. He is charged with
collecting premiums for which he
failed TO make an accounting. II ap-
pears that he was writing bona fide
accident and health insurance. amt
that he turned in considerable bust
ness 1T was business he did not
turn in which caused the trouble, IL
lis said.
Many people here paid st month
for three months. and the company
GAINS it did not receive the money
The payments were in Aprii MAY
and June. The company has sent
here statements Of the transactions
reported and from this has been fix
ured out the fraud
Also Collected life Insurance
II Is said that Butcher also coli
lected life insurance premiums at
various places and that the people
who paid did not get proper credit
in all cases in fact they had no in
surance Undoubtedly the discovery
and the probable trial here viii de.
velop transactions elsewhere Butch
er has visited many places since he
left Guthrie. The frauds were dis
covered in June. It Is said he mas
been definitely located and Jailed
and that in all probability he VIII be
brought TO trial at the present term
Of thed istrict court
Among the victims in this Vicinity
are.
Cecil n. Williams Grover G. Raj
ston David Wenberger c. w Gil
christ r + Jamisou, r. !. Tocus
J. A. Harmuth, A. A. Ulrich, George
w Stocker, Dr. r n Wright j. C
Clifford, w II. Copeland 6 w Wilk
inson. n. II. Bunis, ] w Speer, w
4. Dozier Jake Stiefel j. y Bern
ard, Dr G. II Stagner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
boy HELD FOR INVESTIGATION

On account OF his rather dashing
Introduction to Guthrie and mis- ap-
parent lack of IA healthy mission in
life. a boy giving his name as f. c.
Hodgin was picked up by the police
last night and is to be held FOR inves-
tigation The charge so tar is vag-
rancy.
The immediate cause of the arrest
was failure to pay for team He
hired a team from Hoover Brothers
yesterday morning and kept 1t out ali
day. About p m. he returned bu1
failed to pay for the team. it is said
He was arrested little later
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
FIELD TRIALS At BROMIDE

Special to the Daily Leader.
Hoffman, okla. Nov IA car
load of hounds and bird dogs was
shipped from this place today for
Robert Galbreath. The dogs have
been kept at the Sewers ranch, near
here. They are to so into the fed
meet and trial hunts at Bromide. De-
cember 4, and s, when the celehra-
tion OF the opening of the town is to
be held
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
WE0s BEFORE DYING FATHER
Special to Daily keader.

Macon City, fla, Nov. IL While
her father, near ueath, listened to the
ceremony under the influence OF
stimuants administered to revive him
from unconsciousness Miss Beatrice
Clark was married at her home here
day to Walter Mccarthy OF Sapulpa
Okla The ceremony had been post
pcned several times during the morn
ing hours while physicians worked
with the patient. whose death is ex-
pected any moment.
A. s Clark the father is the coun-
ty auitor. lie has been i'll for many
months. but he expressed the desire
tnat his daughter might wed before
his end came A minister was called
today. and after several attempts the
ceremony was performed The bride
groom is the son OF superintendent
McCarlny of the Frisco railroad,
whose headquarters are at Sapulpa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
EATS 28 DOUGHNUTs,
DRINKS "A CUPS Of
COFFEE FOR LUNCH
ecial To the Danv eadcr

Special to the Daily Leader
Springlield. Mass Nov Luigdn
Longone ate twenty eight doughnuts
and drank fourteen cups of coffee in
Main street lunch room last night
on a wager Today, on bet tnat
he could not eat sixteen egg sand
wcnes with generous slice OF ha
con included In each he put down
twenty for good measure and lett in
dissatisfaction because Of the inahi-
ity of the establishment to fill des-
sert order for ice cream and pickles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
FUNERAL OF J. R. REECE

Funeral services for the late James
r. Reece will be held Sunday after
noon at 2:50 O'Clock at the First
Methodist church. The remains viii
be shipped to De Soto, Kansas, for
interment. TWO sons of the deceased
j. C.. and V L. Reece arrived in
Guthrie this morning from Lawrence.
Kansas, to attend the funeral.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
CROWN PRINCE REbUKED.
Emperor William Resents Son
Frederick Criticism Of Ger
many's Moroccan Policy
IN Assnciatnd Press !

Bedin, Nov la public AM semi
official rebuke has been ADMINISTER
ell to Crown Prince Frederick VIII
liam through an inspired telegram
from Berlin. published today The
telegram fully confirms tne report
that Emperor William reprlmanded
his son for having openly demon
strated his approval OF the attacks
on the governments Moroccan policy
and the bellicose utterances in the
Reichstag THURSDAY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
CHAMP CLARK
OPT|M|ST
OVER 1872
RELIES ON DEMOCRATIC
RECORD IN 62D CONGRESS
FOR PARTY SUCCESS
(By Associated Press.)

Dodge City, Kas,, Nov. 1.-THE
great battle of 1912 must be fought
on the splendid Democratic record in
the SixtySecond congress, declared
Champ Clark addressing the conven-
tion here today to nominate a Demo
cratic candidate to succeed the late
Congressman Madison.
Il am here to help send another
Democrat to congress- he continued.
There is no reason why Kansas
should not be safely Democratic
inhabited Kansas in my youth and
have an abiding interest in her wei
fare
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
USE AEROPLANES
To RID RANCHES
Of WILD Ah|MASl
(By Leased Wire


9 Galveston, Texas, Nov. IL
9 Col. James Lambert, owner OF
9 the Pecos ranch, representing
= himself and eight or nine asso-
g clates, plans to use an aeroplane
G to rid their ranches, which COW
9 er an area of several thousand
9 square miles in Brewster, Pecos,
9 JEFF Davis and Reeves counties,
= of wolves, panthers and other
9 wild animals that last year
g caused losses of $4,000 {
g Every border ranch employs :
g men to hunt beasts of prey, but {
. in the brush and cactus country 6
= the animals find hiding places. 6
9 With an airship built for two it Z
9 it believed the hunters can pick :
. off the wild animals even in the !.
= jungles and that the expense 6
G will be less than half what 1t is Z
. now The aeroplane will re- Z
: ceive thorough test.
X 2. n - q p ~ - q q q r. q &, q G;
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
TO HUNT IN cHocTAW NATION
State Treasurer Dunlop and Party
L, Go After Big Game.
.ecIaI 10 the Daily Leader.

Specia to the Daily Leader
Oklahoma City, Okla, Nov 1l.--
State Treasurer Dunlop and party
will go to Kiamiel mountains along
Little river for a fcur weeks hunting
expedition. Camp will be pitched for
ty miles east Of Clayton. in the Choc-
taw nation. With Mr. Dunlop will be
John S. Eastman J H Coleman. i f.
Huffbauer, George Alberti and Das
Gross, all Of Newkirk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
NEW YORK OREADS STRIKE
tBy Associated Press }

New York. NOV iI~IUe no4I
dreaded Of all labor troubles a gener.
al teamsters strike is threatened n
New York. unless the city speedily
settles its difference with several
thousand labOrers in the street clean
ing department
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
REFUSES TO INST Il LIGHTS

In letter to City Clerk WinsIow
the Santa Fe refuses TO entertain the
proposition that it put lights at sew
eral crossings in the city. In the let
ter Superintendent Etter asserts
that the crossings in use are protect
ed by the existing lights o. the city
and the Santa Fe. and the company
fails to see why il should further
stud its right of way
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
Forty Degrees in Two Hours.

VDy AboVNIdttU TCoo'I
Kansas City, Mo-. Nov 11.-Send-
ing the mercury down forty degrees
in two hours, cold wave swept over
Kansas and Missouri from the North
west today AT one o clock here 1t
was thirty-six degrees. 1t was seven
ty-six at eleven o'clock Ten degrees
in Missouri and Kansas before morn
ing is predicted. The cold wave will
reach Oklahoma and Texas tonight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
When 1t Hit Denver.
fBy Associated Press.l

Denver, Colo. Nov. ia cold
wave moving eastward today included
Denver in its grasp In ten minutes
the mercury dropped from fifty de-
groes to twenty, then, accompanied
by heavy snow, gradually declined
to two below zero.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
Between HOPE And Despair

I - y 7F''7TT'- T'107"Vt 7 7 07f7FfFT
lekins Nov The throne and
government altornatod between bOpc
and despair today This morning a
telegram was received from Yuan
Sk Kai ia which he said he was un-
able to come TO Peking and express
ed Z pessiaisiic view N the situation.
A second message coming several
hours later struck more eaeerIm
note
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
THE WEATHER
lRy Associated Press. !

New Orleans, Nov. ll--Oklahoma-
Saturday night and Sunday. unsettled
rain tonight, then snow: very cold.
temperature ten to twenty degrees;
brisk north wind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
GOOD ROADS MEETlNo

A good roads mass meeting has
been called at the chamber Of com
merce rooms Tuesday afternon at
I2:50 O'Clock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11
Collected s2.5cO

lected $500 in water rentals IN Oc-
tober This is twice as muca as has
been collected before Ia monthly
period.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-11

ihe streets presented the old time
apearanee today with lots 81 cotton
u the oaefing
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

Ginige ieben in Sduffun9 elmer Gcntral6ant oo8 9eiIs
mitteI. aroere - unter linen bic Regierune uno Die
DGbrunsss &ommiTion in Der Rational ge1erOe
9tFOtiotiOn". geiOs RitteI Tnb nift gar gu Iebt pon
chamber berIdteben. Sic Guben in Der SauptIa6c bic,
IeIbcn 6%untttonen unO 3pede, nur Oab bic GeutraIbant
aud nit Dem pubIitum ieIbIt 8sIdGfte madt, pGDrcnO
bic MISUNDERSTANDING bon Der geIammtbsit rer BAIT
fen geIAdffen tpirO, bic uut @ertreter in ibrtm 0irets
torium buben, unb muir nit ibneu, ntft aber nit Der
aubenpeIt in gertsbr tritt. 9eibe Inb ba3u beitimmt,
bas 9ant9ei3dft beg eanbes gu r%ssuIiren, ben gants
notsnsllmlauf uno bic 9~istontrate gu pereinbsitIifen,
ben Ridotstont bon Be6ieIn gu iibernebmen, cine 9if3s
ffeac gu iein, bt. i'm NotbfaGe ibre Referpen bort bin
tpirft, no fl. g.brau6t peroen, 10 buB ni6t i'm Often
cine Panit e%ntiteben fam, tpGbrenb i'm &sfsn @eIOmitteI
i'm ueberfIu6 ~Oerflsbar finb.
@sntralbant.n inO b. 9sutide Rettsbant, Ri.
8ant bon England. bic 9ant bon 5rantrsi9. Sbnen 1T
es gu beroanten, baB in bsien 2dnbtrn aaIunitGten, tu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

uniere 6inan5paniten, ~iberbaupt nift betannt Iino.
8enn bort Die 8OlOoede 3I tur3 gu iperoen orobt, 6ann
erb0bt bic Gentralbant einrad ben 9i8tontIaB, unb Die
Not9 1T u~bgefpenbst. Oils i'm lebten Septernber in Berlin
cine IolAe 9erlegen4eit e%tntrut, pa srb0bte bic Reitsbant
i9re SarIebn I'm las MiliOnen 9t"1rs unb i9rca
gantnoten=llmlouf UNI 154 Miltonen Dollars unb bic
Situation mar g~erettet. aber bier balten bieIe oas Gens
tral6ontsS pftem nift fir ~an9an9ig, ungebli6 pegen Der
gu %gefpaltt9en gusoe9nung beg 2anOes, in gabrbsjt
tpo9I, tpeiI eS ben @roBs 5iuan5iers un6eqliem tudre.
Sesbalb mil man Die Rational ReIerpe 4fos
ctatton" %grinoen. aber aud 9e9en beIe erbebt ih Oppos
iitton. RamentIi6 besbatb, ipeil nud Dem plau Der prds
iibent Der @~ercini9ten Staaten ben @ouperneur un6 bic
beioen 9ites8ouDerneure Der Q~iociution e%rrennen, unO in
oeren 0irettorium auBerOem nod atpei Mitgleocr Se3
&abinetts oes %tGiibenten unO Der 8G6rlnoSs Somps
trouer itBen Ioaen. Nan fitrdtet, bab inIoIgeOcTen bic
letpeils h%strid}efOe polittI6e Partei ungebOrigen GinftaB
auf bas SnThtit g%elpinnen t6nnte.
OF q. 9eni6er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22
Rn1eriRos eSonoei ltno
0rou(trie.
l5ortfeeuns non scr 81. scltc.)

RidtanOe 1T. limb man lpirO bic 5urdt nift lOs, baB
abermoI5 mad elmer ,3eit GROCER lpirtbitaftliter @rpans
ton bic 8eIOOede gu Knapp perber uno bic SaIamitIt
bon 1907 It1 pieoerbolen t0nnte. quh Die Rsghrung
bat iM, oieIer SinIitt ritt perIh(oTen. gBdbreno oe5
sanSeu Sutres bat nidt mur qrGiiOent 9aft lelbit, Ions
bern audi cine gn3aDl Der W~it9lieber Ieines Sabinet!s
unS Der betoen 9GuIer bes &OngreTcs ne Der 6inan5>
ipelt, l~uicoerboIt in Reoen Dor Der Oe'fertlt6teit ouf bic
SrtRglttteit Oes probIemS unb Der 26Iung ~btsislben
htn9etuteien, lln0 cine bon Regierun9slue9en eingeieB.e
"monetary commission Iutt bereits Istt IGneerer 3eit
f4 ouf cine IOIde 5u einigen,
9ieIem %unicrcn droniIfen Ginon3letoen I6eint es
ps isner &rantbttt su ergeber, bon Der Der ar3t iuate,
Is gsbe 3pei MittsI gegev lie, absr beibe nubten ni6ts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

I'm inOnFTeler NCriIherNN8 bertlhten BE Iehs
in gtep gort t9atigen Sc taI4aften rs Pro3ent DEG Ners
gsItGfts uno 1lIten "a Yro5ent Der geIammten in Srdft
befiuoli6en 8erI9eruRg.
S~nouItrteQe gerIiderung bate unter Der 9trmFronss
ltntcriufung unb ben betrefieRbeN Geieben nift in Der
Neiie gu lciOsn. ME OaS alQem'ine @cIddft; Dis1eidt 1T
Der 9runO oaiir in ben 3pei 5Eaiiufen 81 finbeu, baB
baS inOuItriele @eIdGft niat lmtsrIu6t, unO ob inter
BEN @eIeB beie &laTe BON 8eiA6ft tpeber i'm llmfauL
nod in ben 8erpoltungsdus ga6en beIhrGutt ipurbe.
Die in SooesfdIIen bt5ubIten 8etrGge uno Die Ges
iammt3abunsen an poIicens Snhuber ieitens aGer GeIens
ihaiten. Lno nad M.ilionen 9nIarg = nde foIat:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

Gin ger9lei8 Der 3iffern in oieIen sabelen fir
1910 5eigt, OuB bic in gtep YOrt tbdtiSen 8eieqf6aften
81 qrO3cnt Der @intiinfte be3iebtn uHb % qro5ent Der
attumulatoueu aaer GeIeaifdften i'm 2unoe bergen.
Se6s @eicaiAafteH in Neip gort unb Iet5ebn i'm
9an5en QanOe betreiben i~nbuItriele SsriiGcrllng. SIRE
G~tnlinfte unO 8eitdnbs (n ben obigen 3abeQen einges
idloNeO leiten lie iOpobl BON ssluD6nIidhen, ais pom
inouitrtclen Gei6Gft Der; bic neue i~nouitriele 9erides
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

ringert, 0%ipiOsRben iinb er661t pOroen. 0as jG6rIiae gcus
geiadft bon in Rem port tbGtigsn GeIeaidaTtcn lit nUd
nm etpa 5rci3unSertteb5ig MiQionen Eintsr Gem Don
1904 5utId, aber es niumt jet raid 5u. Die QusBaben
fir oas NeuQeidGit tpdreu 1910 nur 87.33 qro3cnt res
8eieBltf erldnbtcn getrugs, unb bic 8eiamnltsausgattn
iparen nlr $500 qro3ent Oes geIebIh srIdubten gctrag3.
G6iAliIe info!9e POlicenz9erfaas igo auf cine ~ricoyigrre
Sitter %9efaleH. ME ie 5upor. Die nadittbenoe 5o6ele
3ei9t - nab WiQionen Dollars - oas geugeifdft uno
ben getrog Der in Strait t~eitebenben 9erii6erung Der in
gtetu port 8eIdGfts t~rei6enoen 8eIeqidaften lpdhrenO
Der nit cem 81. DECEMBER 1910 c~nOi9snoen 5ebn Sabre,
ausi4IisbIi4 i~nbuitrieqer @erit6trung:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

Yer Rddg0n9 1907 tpurbe gum She'll Oaourd oers
uria4t, bah ncnn @eIelIGuFten I6 bonn Stuate 8urits
3o9en 9tcIe 8eIeaidaften battcn 1905 81 MiQionen
Neugeitdfte unb 26O MiGtpnen @erIi9erung in Strait.
Giut5 btr ReIuItate Der llnttrIu6unq bon 1908
uno rurarffoIqenOen @eTeberIaTung 1T bic taife SIT
nabme III Der 3aGl Der 8e5e0Idaiten %sepeien. NGGreno
Die 3ohI Der in geip Yort t~bdti9en opn As auf 33 oes
fallen 1T, 1T ole Sc Iammt3ubl in ben @ersiniQten Gtaatsr
bon % i'm Huhre 1904 owf pa i'm SATIRE 1910 ~oeItitgen.
irGhrenO be5 Iabr5ebnts 1901-1910 GnouitricDs per
iiheun0 nift eingcIdtoTen) crgieGt i6 nab 42iltos
men Dollars - aug ~fOIgenOet Satc0e:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22
Gin 1al9r,ebnt GebertS>p erlieberune.

M Smmm @@ = G@h aM M@ m fm ammmu@ sails sr A@m r2 BAIL her @MmMm - Mh
@mMmm H@ bic mm @dHh - enm @mmm m mmmr Gmmm 80 ar ben smWm
fir @@. 8M@mM6r = @HMMaA@ M@n @ MmmmMmM
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

Ic0lhaften Is gro3crt oes ]qsIommten RcuaeT6GIts pers
rifen uNo in iAren @iiftrn IS Pro;tnt Der ~geiommteN
in Strait beTinbIiden @eriGrung fI6ren.
Die @intunitc lnb gcitdNOc Der in Rem Yort tia
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