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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-01
8ittenbers.

slm 8onnerstoa Der poriaei,
8ode ipuroen 0air6 Germ 8aitor
Grie6eri1 in Ser bieiigen Ilit6eriiden
&ir1e, Serr slrgirit @inter llpo
Srai,lein @artba @ebmeier getraitt
gta6 Der 9rorilng begab man iid)
ra6 Ser elterlidem @oNriln9 Der
8roait, mo Die @dite aitf bos 8eite
tetpirtbef snur6en nit SlIlem mas
&ii6e iin6 &eIler bieten fam. gIndj
Die &oiebuo @idtffapelle batte fid
eiitgefinr6en atnb ipieIte ibre tpobl-
flanpenber 2ie6er tpeIGe oas seit
peridoneren. Grit sit ipGter abenS:
ftunoe perabi6ieoeten iih oie @dite
irlpo ,piimdter Dem iungen 8aor
piel Slid itno Segen inn gbeitaioe.
@il6elm @itte reiite leste
ISOLDE na6 ct. 2oilis, Inn ieinen
bort tpobnen6en 8inbern einem 8e.
ilt ab5liItatten.
5rd,lIein SS6a 8itte un6 sln.
pa 8inter. bon ct. 2oais, inaren
bier Inn Der Sod5eit bon 9lugllit
@inter unh SRI. Mnrtba 8ebmeier
beisltpobnen, ain6 reiiten an Conn
tag ipieoep nadJ ct. 2ouis.
Der alte Serr Seinrid Meber.
iuelder fiirsIid eii,en Sdla9anfaIl
erlit, befinbbet itd nod immpr olii
Der &ro1fenliite; mir fpiinid,ap i6m
aber rnide rn6 hoaleriioe 9eiieralng.
gtm 0tontn9 erbieIten mir oie
traurise Nahrift, SoB oie @attin
oes Serrn @ilb. 9ollmam pIoblidJ
geitorben lit. 8ir 5oIlen biermii
oen Sinterblieberien itnier iilnigites
8eileib.
Srieoensrifter 8iIb. 9eppe
lllp6 Sacob 9faiiter begabem iid ml
Rontag nod unierer Gountp Saupt.
itaot, Inn 6nielbit @eifdfte auf Dem
@erift si beiorgen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-01
&oiebnO.

Die sG,,siiaten fir eine @anf
IN &oiebu6 iin6 5ieinlid iider, ilts
Sem Der groBere SbeiI 6es aopi.
taIs bon $4,000 bereits ge5eidnet
lit.
Dos @etter fpurbe am !Otit.
modj itiirmiif, gefolgt BON Regen
iinS Shnee.
8erneD Iiller bariirte bier
oieier Gage init friihem &inofleiih
fir tueIdes er sllten abias faro.
Sobn 6. sl. WaiIler besab ii6
Iette @ohe, 9eiddftebaIber, 5ii
Saniuel Worgan iitl6 BON BORT 5al
ieibein 8ruoer Sanies, ipelder in
@aibington COUNTY 2aRb gefauf
bot unb in ndhiter 3eit 6ortbin
sieben tpir6.
slugiiIt 8inter, ein Sobn bon
s. $. 8inter int6 iSrdulein Mar.
tbn @ebmeper, Sodter bon SenrD
@ebrneDer, Sr., inlir6en am Oorigen
9onnenstag in Der Gpangl. 9ntb.
Stride bairds 8aitor y. 8. 5riebe.
rid getrailt.
GesIie @tiemaiL bon Stem
Salem. mar Iebte 8o6e bier iato
bolte iih eine @agenloouig Bad.
iteine am Rine GiIterne al iiber.
tnolben
gbas. griber fiibrt ieBt Die
sluffidt iiber Ole bieiiger Streden.
orbeiter. inoem Der regelm1bige
iSorelrlonn, Hobert Safett, jeBt Die
gllfIid)t ii6er eine gtrSaM gfrbeiter
pptifen bier iinb ct. 2oids bat
Wf. S. @atfius, ser Gigentbii.
nter Der bieiieen gSire.gIop~ @rii.
ben, bate Iette ISOLDE cine gln8obl
glrbeiter an Der I6oedilng Der Sber.
ffddp sur .groifrntrg elmer tpeiteren
8rube mtf Dem 8eiist6itin Der @e.
6riiber @raf, bon Sernarn
ssralt Gbas. griecr itflo Sin.
Der, bon SmcnsbiQe, tporen lettcn
t5reitoa bier sum 8efild hires @at.
fen iuelfer iid) bier in Der 5aniilie
ieines gruoers 9. Grioer, befinoet..
Rubolpb 9Iadipell ilnb 3. g,
a I
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-01
Sea.

alfre6 Watt6ens uno Samilie.
bon 8ein, iparen am Gon,taa auf
geiub BEL Der SumiIie BON George
2odburt.
Ssobann 2nbrilrg iinA Sr1uIein
Dora 2nbritg tporem iiber CONS.
tag iir6 Sontttag Bel SenrD 9puser,
in &oie6u6, mtf gei16.
- @iIlie @lof leioet 3ur Belt
an elmer jebr itarfen @rf6ltlmg nn6
befittbet iib in gebarolitnq BON Or.
Bridges. @ir lpoIlen boffen SaB
es bdlb npriibergebt.
sar Der SdliIe srt Eea, tpelhe
iid inter Ser fdbigem 2eitlng bes
2ebrers 2oilis gfod befilioet, bat
am glbeno 6es 9anfiagurMstages
elm iogenartlttes o8or-Slpper~ itntt.
geflinoenb tuelfes Elm iebr biibifer
@rfolg mar.
@m. Sbelton, iitier &alrf.
muniI brnfte om Santstag eina
9noltng 8artoffeln non SfpenspiIle.
Gnnrao @lof rebIt @nttin I'M
Sphn 2ouis tparen am Sonntaa; be,
iithsiueiie, bei &enrp MeitenlaGer.
sSrdidein Clara Weitento6er.
lpelhe Iei6er ffon einine @oder
lribenS I'll, beiinNet iid iett ouf BEN
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-01
9ebrer gercin bon 8aseOnabe
Gonntb.

Die @eriommIung bes obiaen
@ereins finbet ftatt in Sipensoille,
Mo., am Gomnerstng, Sreitog unb
Sainstog, ben ID, 15 lnb 16 9e.
SENDER 1911. 2ebrer, donnie aiiG
.S6ulratbs.@ .@itsIieSer IinS bierinit
brimgenb eriiidt Ser 3piammellfiinft
beisilipobneit.
Stnats. nliuperintenoent gnans
un6 6eiien @attin baben periproben
am 9onrerstas, ben Ia. 9eSernber
gesentpdrtis aal iein ,irro iid5 an Der
8eipreflnpg p6oasoeiiber 6ragen
III betbeiligeil. Sir oerrielben Gag
bat ondy 8rof. g. s.. SofFmatn, bon
Der l1niperiit1t au Columbia. Wo..
feir gpideinen ai.seiogt;; ipdbrenb
6es Nafpnittags ipir6 er einen Bor-
trag bolten iiber ole gilttpifebinrg
|0es ShulbauIes, ttrp6 am @etio
iiber ,,gores"
Brof. Soe6en, pom Cape @iror:
oeaii, Wfo., miro am sSreitag iit6
am Samstas, 6en is, an6 16 9e.
sember bel llns iein.
Sas 8rograitn tnir6 i16dite @os
DIE gum 8erianbt fonnrlen.
6. SO. 9nn,tier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-01

Gin @erriidter 0omen Mupert
gepereitr, elm MitgIieo ser 9otpie
Snftion Ser 3ioniften, bot i'm Sta6t.
ratb Ser Stabt 3ion eiren groteft
eingereitht, aegen 6as SeriteIlen bon
Cement Seitentpeeen. ba Gbriitus
ltiemals auf einen ioIden gegarget
int iinb 10 Gbriftus nnb Comic al,
gleiher 3eit fpieber ouferiteben un6
nad Sion gitn 5liriidfebren tuiir6en,
ipiirbe Der SeiGano iiber BEN Sci.
tenDeg aiifgebraht iperben. lin6
ioldes miro in 3ion 9th aegIoubt,
ilno befiiriportet. Die S6Ifte Sef
Seite fanaen idon an, @orbpreitun.
gen 81 treffen. fir bas riabe Gridpi.
men bonn Seilon6 ln6 6es glIeralleer
Comic, ihres peritorbenen y8ropbe!
ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-01
Ginseianbt.

SSib Son perifieb pIotlid] am Sc.
birnidlag, ant 19. Honem6er, 3. S.,
Sral Sobn Senrp Meper, eeb. Bier.
tuirtb, infer lanqidbriaes, treues
@ernein6eglie6. Die ltriade 6ieies
SdIaeonfaIls tuar cine S6enfelge.
i6tp1lit iinh 8roatfbeit Der 8einbe.
men.
Sn Sailitenbed, 2ippe Detmolb,
geboren, fam Die @erftorbene ifor
i'm friiben &iirbesnIter nit ibren
@ltern nu6 slmerifa. SIN Sitter
BON bier Sobren berlor Tie i6re
Wfutter inlo i'm Sabr 1865 aberr1lals
i6re stpeite Wflttter. SIM Sabre
1859 Derbeiratbete iie iid nit Srn.
ssobn s. Meper, tpelfern iie II Sin.
Der 9ebar, bon 6enen ieoo6 a ir-
alpiifet geitor6en iinb. Ger @atte,
z &inoer, 2 @nfel, iotpie elm 9ui,
Ser unS cine Sdhpeiter iinS Die
lleberIebenben ipelhe i6r Sini6ei.
ben betraiiern. sic brahte ibr 4e.
BEN anf 63 Sabre. 9 Monate ann
81 Gage. mJrieSe ibrer SeeIe".
Die Sinterbliebenen 6mfem bier.
init alien Sreimben ilnS Iadborn
fir lire &dfleiitiing lmo Ebeilnab.
me in ibreit idtperen Stun6er.
Gaitor 6. S. 8aaie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-01
Gincs gaters NRndle

miirSe einen jeSen getroffen baben,
fpe(der ben Sobn bes Teter 9onbp,
Sout6 9foffpoob, Mid., ar9egriffen
b1tte, bod mar er mnhtlos gegen
Sen alngriff bon Nierenleioen. o9od
loren fonnten inn niht 1elfen" "
id,reibt en- LIMO 5i:lett gaben mir
linn electric 8itters urS beiierte iidJ
iuun6er6ar bon feds 8loihen. ST
Sie bette 9ierenmc6isin, Die id ie
oeieben." 9iidenmeD, Mii0igfeit,
9tern6iitdt, g(ppetitIoligfeit fparner
on IiercnIeisen, 6os in @nIieriudt,
Diabetes pSpr @rigbt's arnufheit en-
Gen mag. Seio boriidltig: gae6mi
electric gifters un6 iei6 iider. Sc
Sc 6lafde earantirt. Soc. bel aaen
@pot6efern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-01
glles blcibt beim, slltcn.

Der Stanbar6 Oil Smiit lit ae-
iesIib toot. s[ls oie &eeiening I'M
Wtoi 1906 auf aufloilng oes Srilits
flaete, mar ser &urs Ser Stan6aro
Sil.slftien IN @aG Str. $625. Sect
nndbem Ser Sruit tobt- lit, iino
$645 oas niebriaite aneebot fir ei.
ne Stanbar6 Sil.slftie. Sn 8oll
Str. iit MON oIfo ser anfif)t, bab
nod ,pie Dor i'm Selgeiddft Me
&onfurreB airsgei6loiien lit. 9os
@itblittlm bot an bem Breiien Die
es 5abIen mnB, idon iGltsit seirlerH.
bob sles bein Glten seblieber 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-01
Srafe.

Soc Morre lit Sabeim dltge'
tonpmep nm cine 3eit lang Bel ei.
feeni Sater an bleiben.
Cornelius Soppn1eper 1T poll
ct. 9oitis bier eiitgetroffen, Tim Ell
ne @o6e bel feipem bo6betngten
S9.i6brigen @oter a,l peulpeiIen.
sSrau Carl @iesingbaaen, Die
Wtnttcr bon 8rof. 8alter @ieSing.
bagen, lit fiir8IidJ aeitorben; ole @e.
eroi9nna fonS itatt in Der NGbe bor
Sbir6 Greet, llnter 9eitilng bon go,
ifor Groreos Soffnann.
Sfnfel Srib @ie6inebaaen Dor
M. Sterlina. apar bier auf geiiid
bei GtarleD Gross.
Sn Der biefigen M. 6. 9irdt
fdh6en tp1bren6 oieier @od,e ioae
ronnte u8rotrncteo Meetinas" itatt
lntert2 t2eitune Der sNaitoreD 8inteI
tiit6 SolSDebel. 9lm d. Deseanbe,
iDerben 1bnIide 8eriommliingen il
Der bieiieen SresbpteriarRr ssird,
beginner, inter 2eitilne Der gaito
rem Weper i,tt6 @ertih, uno tperSel
fir Die 9auer einer Rode fort9e
febt.
Gin Erl,pp BON 16 Mann Far
bieier 9nge bier 6urh; iie beiorgte
bas Spaitften beg Totem 9rabtes a
Der 2inie bes acknowledgements sipi
ffen ct. Soitis inp6 Gonias gitD.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-01

@eae ser seIIerullo.

@eae Der Seiieri,ng.
Sliper 9foogers bpadlte iein
&alts9erdtb p1brenS Ser letten @o.
DIE nod SauensoilIe, ieinenr fiinfti.
aem @obnort. g8ir beboueru lebr
Dab Sliper ms perl1bt; ipiinihen
ibnr. aber beiten grfoIg i'm neuen
Seifn.
6rMl @oib. @arren Iieat led
|mebreren Soaet ernitIidD frunf Sar.
nieoer; mir tpiinihen bobcr raide
iinb OaiernOe @iieritng.
GIapton Sofhart beeleitete uln
Sonntaa slbenH ieiliem 9rn6er See
lrads Spensbille. See, peIher oie
SdrLe iir SpeilspiIle beiuht bate
ieinen Slnaeborisell einen @cIud ab.
aeitottet.
9llon5o Mattbeips itno sSomilit
bdben oin Sonntoa BEL Gilas Sa.
perer einen 9eiltd abseltottet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-01
Die s,Oee 1T gnt.

8er bot eigeenilib onriiber ,lt
elptihei6en, ipelfe Snnoioatcn fiir
Die nddite BrGiioentneapabI arfge.
iteIlt lperben9
Map bort 10 birI 6apon, oaB
a8aa Street" 6ieien Stnnoioaten be.
bor5il9t, Bob SolIlbio ienen aan.
6iodten rominiren m6dte, Der Sridt
{ oieiem Sfanbiooten ben 8or5us
91be tr6 Sntereiiengruppe 3 iener
&anoioaten in bas 8eiBe Saits
ibidep mo6te.
gber oabon, ipen 6ds merifafti.
ide 8oH in ieiner Webrbeit ttomi.
r,irt baben nodte, ipri6t man 10
gut ipie gor ni6t.
Die Batter unierer gfepnbdif
ipiini6ten aIlerbings, 6ab Die @abl
6es 8r1iioenten Dem oireften Bolts.
milen entoriidt iperbe, un6 ffxfen
6ns observation-disclosures
Dos 8olf bat inoeTien nit Die.
Ter ginriftlng fiirsen gro5eB ge.
madt iinb tie beiteht MIR nod oent
Gamen nah. Die @ablit1nner ntiii.
len ben BON Der 8artei aufgeiteIl.
ter aanbionten ipGblen, Oh iie per.
iollih iuoaen ooer iii6t.
@enn Dos @oH ben 8r1iioenten
bireft ipdblt, iparum ioa es i'm ba
nidf aud, bireft nominiren2 gs iit
an Der 3eit, bnB ip oieier Setp
ein Sbritt porip1rts getban miro.
@an iteIle nidt 3eIegnten auf,
bon oenen MIR Elm 9ob meiB, fir
men iie itimmen peroen, fon6ern
brin9e in Der 8ritrdripabI sIeid
3um austrag, ipeldpn aailoiSoten
fir Die Br1iioentidlaft Die @dbler.
ffaft eines Staates befiiriportet.
9ie Snde iit 10 furdltbnr eittfadJ
bob lie iiberaIl iofort 9[nflafla fiH'
ben iollte
Gabia, nebft oeren SamiIien. fparcn
oM srl'r.as bier sum @eiuh BET
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-01
slenber,lns bes SaGrplans.

@ie uns bon Dem bieiigep ager.
TEN ser @to. 9Sncific 9abp mitge.
tbeilt ipl,rbe, miro ser peitlid) Fnb.
repoe 3ng SO. 81 BON iebt an nm
10 llbr 5 Min. @ormittass bier
eintreffen. Gerfier miro Der melt.
fi6 fabreirte 3itg go. 8, ioipie Der
oitli9 fabrelpoe 3itg go. 10, bon
iett an nidt mebr bier anbaIten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-01
@aadlt piel srn6el.

@enn 0e 9ellte ipiiBtcu, 6aB Ger.
ftopfllra, llitberbauli6feit, 8elbii6t
.itno 2eberIeioen beriirindt, tuiiroen
iie balo Or. aing's Netp 9ife Gias
Debmeit inb Elm gnOe baraits maf-
en- SIT Der iid,erite @el. @eit
fitr 8ili6Iit6t. aopfrneh, ltnberSot.
lidlfeit. Gbins i.ita sd)ap6fp. 25c.
bei nllen slnotbefern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-01

Cine Gittsbrraer 3eitilng be-
merit, Sai3 sT. Ieorqan piele 0aiI.
l;onen. nber ititr Elm Gpiarnnr slige.
ihriebelr irerSen. @nbriheinlih:
gSdlpeiaeu 1T @oIS."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-01
@idltcr @ahia.

&idtcr Goblin.
5rml @. 9. Solt, iolpie oe.
ret Sobn ilno 9odter, lparen ii6er
Sanlsto9 uno Sonntas almu 9eiltd
BEL 9. 5. Rorgan.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-12
ELECTION OF WISCONSIN
CONTINUED from page u

weeks, when the assembly branch fthe
committee decided to 60 no further. The
assembly members OF the committee,
some time after it had decided that its
work was complete, rendered a report
in which it was recommended an en-
actment of law regulating congress
sional expenditures and at the same time
stating there was no evidence of cor
ruption OH the part of Stephenson.
Following this special resolution
was adopted by the senate making the
three senators named special investiga-
ton committee to probe further into
the primary election. Today's report
and finding is the result of that special
committees work. Three men signed
the report as members of the senate on
the joint legislative committee, as we'll
as the members of the special senate
investigation committee.
Treated from the standpoint as hav-
inp signed as members of the point CON-
mittee, it m aytechnically be called a
minority report On the other hand, as
the result of the work of special COM
mittee, it is absolutely an independent
| report.
The assembly members OF the JOINT
investigating committee are scored for
their alleged failur eto assist in thor
ough investigation of Stephenson's NOM
| nation and election. Among the state
ments i'll the report On this point is one
saying:
Throughout the investigation the as
sembly members of the committee per-
sistently endeavored to prevent investi-
CATION of Isaac Stephenson"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-12
STAR WITNESS FOR State
tContinued from page Il

Did no tMrs. Schenk complain to you
that Albert Schenk had gone to the hos
pita and secured Johns signature tn
certain papers which would make Al
bert executor of Johns estate::" asked
the attorney.
1t was admitted during the cross-ex-
animation that one of the compounds
taken by Mrs. Schcnk contained arsenic
in small quantities.
Il do not want this jury confused"
said O'Brien, as to organic and inor-
ganic poisoning. Lead and arsenic pro-
duce inorganic poisoning"
That is so,' replied Hupp.
DR.. Hupp admitted that if physicians
previously attending Schenk had pre-
scribed bismuth for him, that would
fully account for Schenk's condition
when witness was called to attend him.
The attornesy for the defense were
iubilant over the outcome of their ef-
forts today.
The prosecuting attorney claims that
the states case against the wife was
not injured in any way and that the
straightforward answers to O'Brien
throughout by DR.. Hupp demonstrated
that there is no conspiracy against the
accused, in so far as the physicians are
concerned.
On redirect examination by Prosecut-
or Handlan, DR.. Hupp stated that
Sclenk was removed from his home to
the hospital not so much on account OF
tho fact that he wac II, a danoar0rc con-
dition. but because he had suspicious
that the packer was being poisoned. He
said those suspicious were based on the
fact that Schenk became violently i'll
each time he drank from a certain bottle
of mineral water, the analysis of which,
it is claimed, showed it was heavily
charged with arsenic
Mrs Sc1lenk appeared in better spirits
today than at any time during the trial.
She laughed frequently and held animal
cd whispered conferences with her at
torneys.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-12

Ten Commandments the duties OF man 10 MS
fellow man. Oneha deals with mans duty his fellow
.
Jesus said that the kingdom of God at hand Jesus said
"hy will be done earth heaven the function OF
the Christian religion kingdom God here EARTH That
is fraternaism.
The remedy for that that ndvduasm produces lies
IN fraternalm
Cooperation work is the only toward raterna
ISM the only that forward to the great
goal coming age Love thy nhbor myself And we are
cooperating work The force OF many ages has pushed
this goal Everywhere the hand of cooperation
subeng Of creed flag caste and to faternais
something than policeman 1t or
should be great cooperative enterprise Now, some will say that
that means socialism socialism, do believe in the
theory that would make the nothing more than
protective society," The functions of not
protect property promote the welfare of individual OF for the
protection of persons.
should combination of and women to
promote the highest felicity That Aistoe teaching and
are going back for the recipe for the future
Labor is not commodity may purchase horse but you
treat with labor.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-12
Secure international Peace,
For War Is q Crime

Leland s6'ra unive'shy
- HERE is a great need for an INTERNATIONAL sU-
PREME COURT and this the end to which ill good men
~ are working
some sAY THAT WAR sTaENoThgMs !
THAT IT DEVELOP THEM ANY MORE THAN BURGLARY
DOES siMPLv BRINGS OUT DEEDS OF HsRosm ON
A BACKGROUND BLOOD AND cowARDcE.
WAR CRIME Seventy per cent Of public taxes
used for past future wars and this initiative In En-
rope the war debt all owed the vampire
and which will and which taxes people
that future is impossible because the
nations CANNOT AFFORD 1T.
England and Germany possibly 60 especially be-
cause the German emperor will not fight knowing that conflict
means the end of his family reign
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-12
THE SuUAW'S SHAWL.

Il Must Do Dust So to fouit ;klsr Fee.
tidious Taste.
The Indian wears his blanket on the
hottest summer days. His theory is
that II It keeps out the cold in winter
It will keep out the heat in summer,
says Ben NJ. Myers Of Oklahoma City.
White he might not care to buy any
thing else expensive, the price of a
suitable blanket is never questioned,
but 1t would be difficult indeed to de-
ceive him az to the texture of any
robe.
"A squaw will initiate almost any
thing that p4eases her fancy, but in
the matter Of her blanket or shawl she
exhibits an nnusual amount Of individ.
ualtty. With great care and patience
she designs her blanket, and when she
places the order with the mill man he
does not dare duplicate It until she has
bad an opportunity to wear 1T.
III she makes the request that it
shall not be duplicated her wishes are
regarded. because 1t is the one article
she possesses in which exclusiveness is
much coveted and also because what
would please one squaw would not ap-
pear at all attractive to another.
''The lightweight shawl or blanket is
thrown over the head OF the squav,
and unless she ts able to purchase q
bright colored silk kerchief 1t will
serve as her only bonnet az we'll. 1t is
just as common q sight now to see the
papoose securely bound on the back Of
Its mother by portion of her blanket
as 1t used to be to see the wee head OF
the Indian babe peeping from the to-
kas, or frame cradle" - Washington
Herald.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-12
OScULAT0RY. B0mBARDMEN1
NEARLY DROWNED PUCCINk
All Masculine Members Of Opera Com
pany Sped Composer SEWARD.

When Puccini, the italian composer
who did the music for the grand opera
production of 1.-THE Girl Of the Golden
West" sailed for home from New
York he was most extensively kissed
up.
Headed by Gatti- Casazza, the direc.
tor, and Amato, the baritone. forty OF
the men singers and chorus men OF
the Metropolitan organization went to
the pier to see their compatr1ot or
There were no lady song birds there
The hour was too early. But couple
of hundred Of Puccini's enthusiastic
fellow countrymen stood on the string
pieces and cheered.
When the shore bell rang the kissing
started. In a body the Metropolitan
group charged on Puccin1. Like a
brave man he met them, with arms
extended and lips pouted.
A sound like somebody taking OF a
pair Of wet galoshes in hurry!
That was Gatti- Casazzi's double kiss,
one for each cheek Of Puccini.
A sound like Bessie the Brindle pull
Ing her hind foot out Of the mud!
That was Amato's fervent salute.
A sound like somebody stropping a
razor rapidly!
That was Scott, the basso, putting
seven or eight quick ones over:
A series of sounds suggestive OF
drowning kittens In well!
That was the minor stars taking
their turns.
A succession Of sounds like 1900
harelipped actors drinking their chow.
der fromrthe end Of the spoon!
That was the chorus men.
A grand medley, slashing, crashing,
smashing liquid sounds like the waters
coming down at LAHORE!
That was everybody kicking In at
once for a last chance.
Puccini drowned game. He was res
cued as he went down for the last
time with low, gurgling cry, taken
to his stateroom, pumped out, dried of
with rough towels.
But 1t was q close call.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-12
GIRLS PREFERRED CADETS.
West Pointers Favorites Over Presi-
dent In Montana Eyes.


dent In Montana Eyes.
Senator Carter recently escorted q
bevy Of beautiful Montana girls to the
executive offices to see the president
While waiting in the corridor Senator
Dick of Ohio came in leading squad
Of West Point cadets in long gray
overcoats. They, too, found corners
and sat down also to wait.
There were several parties ahead Of
them, and it was dreary waiting. The
cadets looked across through the cor
ridor at the girls, and the girls now
and then looked at the cadets. The
senators promptly sensed the situation
and advanced toward each other.
Senator" said Dick, my boys
would like to meet your girls"
Bring them over, bring them over"
said the smiling Carter.
When an usher announced that the
president was ready to meet all COM
ers the senators had lively time
segregating their charges and getting
them into line.
swell, aren't you glad you met
him?' Senator Carter asked one Of the
seminary maids as they emerged from
the presidents private ONCE.
Indeed am" she replied. II
wouldn't have missed the chance for
anything. Isn't he perfectly adorable
In that gray uniform?'
II meant the president" explained
the senator
ibid your the maid commented,
quite unperturbed. "Mr. Taft II very
pleasant. How much does he weighT'
The senator changed the subject
Then he mopped his brow. Senator
Dick mopped his. Then they shook
hands and led their charges away-in
different directions.