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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-14
DUNN NEWS T.
Thirteen Of the Road Gang Make Their
Escap-Other Items.
Especial to News and Ohspl

Especial to News and Observer
Dunn, March 18th Dunn road force
seems to have reached an unlucky NUN
ber-thirteen Wednesday morning the
entire force broke out Of barracks about
4 a. m, and all got away from apt. J. p
Cole, the superintendent. One of the
number came in and gave up. SO far no
clue to the other twelve. They seemed to
have gotten hold Of some tools OF some
kind and broke out at the window.
Messrs. Hood and Whitehead are over
hauling the brick store on the railroad
and Broad street. the first brick building
that was put up in the town. They will
remodel and put in a new front.
DR.. Fl. W. Moore. Of Warsaw. Il recent
medical graduate. was here this week with
a view to locating.
Mrs. e. F.. Young has gone to Atlanta to
visit friends and her uncle, MIR. Thorn
well Mckay.
Cotton Weigher II. C. Mcneil has
weighed over ninety one hundred bales of
cotton this season Last year ninety nine
hundred bales were sold on this market.
The market will reach the usual amount
ere the season closes, perhaps the ten
thousand mark.
Jno. e. Wilson is erecting a nice resi-
dence on Broad street. where he was re-
Gently burned out.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-14
Norfolk Peanut AArkets.


Chicago. Ill. March u.-Clos Cattlt.
receipts 80; market steady Beeves a.2ou
$50; Texas steers i.4oM5.I0; western
steers 4.7OG5.9: stoekers and feeders iue
as. s. cows and heifers &c 90 90; calves
7.G0a19.0
Hogs, receipts 1850: market generally
5c. lower than opening. Light 1TM7 20
mixed 6.9O@7.1; heavy 6.75@7.1o: rough
s. 75@e-S5; good to choice, heavy. G.S5n
7.1O pigs 6.70@7.23; bulk of sales 700
al. 90.
Sheep. receipts 2.W0; market steady,
Native 2O0d4.90: western SO
yearlings 4.75@5&5: lambs, native, 3oDQ
western 525@6.45.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-14
Movement Of Cotton.
ff- the ASSnciafnI Dr..a

IL the Associated Press
Ne" York, March 10-The following
statistics on the movement Of cotton for
the week ending Friday. March 10 were
complied by the New York Cotton Ex-
change:
Weekly movement
foft receipts, 1850 this year. 7s. 3s3
iast year; overland to mills and Canada
i"'62l this year, 10,70 last year. South.
e'h ml1 takings f~estimated), 1000 this
year, fo'"O last year; gain Of stock at in
.erfor towns 2ss9 this year. aO,7l6 last
.ear: brought into sight for the week
1o4,'s1 this year, as,3s7 last wear.
Port receipts 1852 $40 this year. s17,.pf
80 :, overland to mills and Canada,
...''Ho .his year. $3.50 last year: south
= MN takfnss testimated). 1.6sa ono this
s.aI- l."e"0 last year: stock at interior
,bss "a excess Of September LIST, A7.gs2
si.h, a t.o-fs last year; brought into
ss" @nus Tar for season, 10. $40 49, ,his
year s'os@,2S9 last year.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-14

Chicago. III. March 1L-C1ose: Nheat
M . rod oa6sal ii; No. : red SG9o;
No . hard 3o191 I-2: No. ; hard Ssea.U'
No / northern ee4T10o: No. z northern
sGxaa9: No. 3 northern .6asS: No. :
sprin, 90ngH; Ne. 3 spring ssG25; velvet
cha6 s2095; Durum S2G90.
Corn No. 2 a 1-2GfS; No. : white
II -2@4s No. 2 yellow - 1-2GS Il:
No. 3 - 1-2M46; No. ) white - 34W
IS IA; No. 3 yellow 46 1-4Q41: NO. 4
IS 1-2144 1-2; No. white IS 1-2H4f IL
4 yellow 43 1-2@44 IL
Oats No. 2 80; No. 2 white 81 l-203.;
, white 20 3-4A31 IA; No. 4 "hite
% 1-caH -: standard 31G31 Il.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-14
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
Spot Cotton DulI-Pri One Point
Higher.

liverpool. H.. March 11.-CIose: Spot
dull, prices J. point higher: American mid
ding fair. S.11; good middling 7.79; mid
ding 1.G7: low lniddling I'll: good ordi-
nary 1.21; ordinary 696. The sales Of
the day are estimated at COCO bales, of
which 800 were for speculation and ex-
port and included $500 American. Re-
ceiptS. none.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet.
March iii: March-April A ApriI-May
ia Il: May-June 7.4J; June-July 7.42;
.Iuly-August 7.3a: August-September
III Ia; September October $50; October
November 60 ID; November December
$50 IL: overwhelmingly go; January
February 6.6S II.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-14
Clearing House Statement.
fBy the Associated Press

New York. March 1.-THE statement Of
the clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks held $34. 81. 337I
more than the requirements OF the % per
cent reserve rule. This is a decrease Of
So $3.50 Co. i'm the proportionate" cash re-
serve as compared with last week.
The statement follows-actual condition a..
Leans 81. 345.27S 500. increase SO. 72g. Oe.
Specie S3e4. o45. 100, decrease $s.542. $40.
Legal tenders So, 414. 800, decrease $Ao.;
400.
Deposits 81. $50. 7ps. .s,. Increase sS,ol9.-
500.
Reserves Sa.t.5la. .tI decrease s.. sas ct.,
Reserve required Ss45.s77.f75, increase
81 Ho4.arh
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-14

Surplus $sa.SieL525. decrease $soc4 .Iso.
L. s. deposits included $1-59l 600. de-
crease SIS. 500.
Summary Of State banks and trust cou.
panies in Greater New York not reportHg
to the New York Clearing House:
Loans SIZES. los. 100, decrease s, 1e S..
Specie $115. OS3, 900. decrease $1,1se, Sos
Legal tenders $2l 029,SOO increase s2ss
900.
Total deposits Sl-o05.so6v:Do deere.
$3.50. 400.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-14
New York Money.

New York. March 11-Money on call.
nominal. Time loans steady sixty days
. "a per cent: ninety days = 3-4G3 per
cent: six months 5 IA per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4I4 IL per
cent; sterling exchange easy. with actual
business in bankers bills at 4.S4 for sixty
day bills and at S6-esM4 10 for de
fHand: commercial bills 4S3@t.S3 1t; bar
silver 81 St: Mexican dollars A..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-14
New York Dry Goods.

New York, March 1.-THE cotton goods
markets were quiet today. Jobbers are
finding a broadening demand for printed
novelties in wash goods departments ard
s,oFdered staple prints are coming in
again. Linens rule firm. Burlaps are
steady. Fine and fancy eottons are hav-
in. 4 good sale.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-14

Jumps From Buggy and Fractures
Left Leg.

Kinston. March lin a runaway
here, Mr.. Garland Noble jumped from
the buggy and sustained a fracture OF
the left leg. His brother, Rex, who
remained in the buggy was uninjured.
The horse tool flight al an automo-
bile.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-14
Rural Telephone Lines.
(By the Associated Press

tBy The Associated Press.l
kinstOn, March - tele-
phone lines are being constructed in
many parts Of the county. being OPP
Grated through the Kinston exchang..
The rural people are eginnir to
reaiize the value and OF the
telephone.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-14

> e. March l0-Sea Isiart
cotton: Receipts, 81 bags. -,
bags; sales none; stock. ...a 80 ~,
tations omitted. ~ s ea'
a.ahnah' Ga. March 1o.-Ses leland
eY.~a hshsy Florida and Georgia. Is
NJ choice Florida and Georeis. a5ass:
ca,nmo -: extra fine. 81: fne. 1sdn:
shjnmsn. = sales. 1922: receipts. SGT:
~S stocks. 1874
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-14
Chicago Grain.

Chicago. H.. March 11.-Nervousness
regarding possible alarming discoveries
by crop experts who had been hurried
out from here to investigate rumors Of
Hessian fly infection in Illinois and In
diana wheat fields turned prices suddenly
upward today. Closing figures were firm
at a net advance of 3-S11-e: corn finished
1-S@1-4 higher than last night; oats IN
ed to Is off. and provisions down
. 1-205 to 20M22 L.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-14
Naval Stores.

NWV&I SE0FtB.
Wilmington. n. c.. March ~11--SpIrits
turpentine steady. 80 1-2s receipts, il
casks.
Rosin steady receipts 40 barrels.
Tar firm, 10 receipts IL barrels.
Crude turpentine firm, 80, 1.oo ana
9.09 receipts -
Savannah, Ga, March 11.-Turpentlne
firm. 81: sales 30: receipts 81; shipments
10: stocks 1854.
Rosin firm: sales 443; receipts 81: ship
ments 6O1 stocks 1888. Quote: b, 30;
D, 7.30; f, 80; F. It's; G.. $50: H, 80;
1, 49,; X. O NJ, sos; n, sic; VIZ,
S.12 L.; WV, SIT IL.
Charleston, s. c., March 11.-Turpentine
firm, 81 II.
Rosin firm. Quote: A. B.. c. 1.20@7.2;
D. 7.30@7.a5: E, 7.50M7.55: F. 7-6S: G.
TO; II, 7.5; I. 7-9o: K, IS NJ. 500; N,
sos; VIZ, 500 IL; WV. s.OoGS.15.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-14
New York Cattle.

New York. March 11.-Beeves. receipts
2,732: nothing doing.
Calves. receipts $50.
Sheep and lambs, receipts $3.50: sheep
firm; lambs strong to higher. Sheep ais
M4.7J; choice wethers SIC: lambs d.0oef
90: cnlls $50.
Hogs, receipts 1912: nominally firm.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-14
Baltimore Grain.

Baltimore. Md. March 11.-Wheat firm
er: spot contract 81 SIS.
Corn easier; spot contract 30 1S@
% 5-S.
Oats steady; No. . white So las
Rye firm: No. , western domestic S1MSS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-14
Raleigh Cotton Yesterday

fReported by Parker Bros. & Coz
Receipts, 123 bales.
Goo middling, IA 1916.
Strict midd1ing, IA sic.
Middling. Il 1-2e.
Low grades, II 3-4@13 SIC.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-14
fBy the Associated Press

fBy the Associated Press
New York. March 11.-While realizing
for over the weekend caused a slight re-
action during today's early trading III the
cotton market the tone was generally
steady to firm with prices showing an
upward tendency and with tn. close very
steady at q net gain Of , to 10 points.
The market opened steady at an advance
Of 1 to 3 points which was rather better
than due on the cables owing to overnight
buying orders and during the first few
minutes sold three to four points net
higher on reassuring advices from Lanea-
shire. the bullish construction of the
weekend figures and increasing confidence
IN a bu,lish census report. a week from
Monday owing to the figures of the Texas
State Department Of Agriculture indicat-
ing a ginning OF only 1886 bales in that
State ior the month Of February. Around
1851 for May, realizing became heavy
enough to ease prices off slightly, the
reaction being led by new crop positions,
which appeared to be Influenced by the
official forecast for cooler and unsettled
weather In the southwest. But there was
no aggressive selling, bulls gave support
on moderate dips, and the market later
firmed up again on a renewal Of the COW
ering movement with old crop positions
reaching the highest level Of the day aud
movement in the late trading when May
contracts sold to 14-5S, OR II points net
higher. and 2.65 a bale above the low level
of the week. Private cables from Liver
pool reported 4 quiet but steady market
and claimed there was little prospect that
Lancashire spinners would vote In favor
Of the curtailment next week. The week
~ consumption of Great Britain and the
Continent during the month of February
was estimated at 17e.O00 bales. against
10000 last year.
Receipts at the ports today G. 800 bales,
against 1886 last week and 1854 last
year. Today's receipts at New Orleans
1858 bales. against 1855 last year.
Spot closed quiet, 10 points higher: mid
ding upIands 14.Go; niiddling gulf "A.
no sales.
Futures opened steady and closed very
steady
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-14
LITTLE MORE GAIN
IN COTTON PRICES
Tone Firm Uuder Week
end Realizing
7 TO 10 POINTS HIGHER

TIL. Market Opened Steady at an Advance
Of ] to 3 Points Which was hatnef
BETTER Than Due on the Cables. Owing
70 Overnight Buying Orders and
Quickly Sold Higher on Reaseufing
News From Lancashire and Other Bull
ish News.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-05-19
&aS iull ans ibnsn iucrben?

0iit Dem @eltirieDen 56eillt es
nln bod @ridt iperbcn 5it iollen.
0tit SiIfe BON Saft, Or. Ridaro lnO
9l1lOrtp Carnegie miro es balS 90.
bin fonlmen, oaB abgeriiItet miro.
Tie 9anonen lMl0 Sliirteir aperoen
5um alten Glen gelporfen, Srupp
miro ii6 aif sic gotiet- luD Suit.
rabd.Sabrifation fperfen, Dos butte
Elt1 fommt altber Mobe lipo Die
Srtegslbiffe lper6en m ben Wtuleen
fiir sltenbitner untergebraGt.
9os lit aIes iebr id)om fir Neil
Steuer8obler; aber mo bleiben Der
@raf Don Dornersmarf, Der Baron
bon Sd)mettipis, Der 5reiberr BON
&isebiittel uno Der Seru BON
Sbmn6tleber, ipenn Die ,6eiltibe glr.
NEE nitfgeIoit 1pir62
g8as iol aus Dem boben glOel
'fperoeb lpelar es feline 2ielltenarts
lnto feline @ener1le mebr giebt lnio
0as &efrutenihinSen arfgebort bat9
8as iollen Tie attfangen, Die Serren
nit Dem Stammbmrr, Die apeiter
ttidyts gelernt baher, ais Die g6iate
5iliammen 81 lperfen, ole Shn1trr.
6drte 5il oreben unb vaeb, DBL" 81
frGd5en9
Sebr einfab, iie tperben obne
ansirabnte nob slmerifa fomnlen,
Die Serpiatte iiber Den slrm iperfcn,
Die SeIler abiuiiher unb iid iiber
oen Sartoffelfonig ober Den Sdpei-
nebaron dreern, Der iid) Dos @lien
nit Dem Meiier in Den llnergriino-
lifjen Rahen idiebt.
9esbalb oilf9epaBt, SIR aellner!
.Siitet @u1 Dor Der oobenoren &ons
.fiirrejls Die grd Der @eltfrie6e be.
meeren miro!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-05-19
Morriiun.

Wfit unierem nelien Glebntor
gebt es Itetig oOran, lpenn aud lang,
lam.
Com. S1lnunert, ser &oiIierer
Der 9fidlato 8anf, mar am lebten
Sanlitag in @eiddften in ct. 2ouiS.
s. s. Same miro anh GfilDit.
Montag in ieiner @aIle einen ge.
miitbliden Ball beranitulten. 0as
fredericksburg Strei6or6eitcr miro
ole Wtitiif liefern, ruro Sebermant
lit freunbliGit eingelaoeu.
s. 9ra1t0t tno sSomiIie ipa.
rem ON lebten Sonntag 5lta 8eiu6
in GbnnoiS.
Baitor 8. BON Sanpi, ioipie
SSr. &allmeper, fonten am 0tontag
BON ct. 2ouis 5uriid, no iie Der 81.
itrift.&onferen5 beigelpobnt 6ottert.
Die folgpnOear S6iiler Ser bic
itgen, offentlihen Sdntle Rubmen
porige ISOLDE an Ger 8riifrng iiir
ban aften @raN Sbeil: slllrelia Sent
per, 8ilnta bon 2nnpi gQa 9erle,
Della Sredmann nno 2eIaarO &eOef-
er. @ir fonnten 5nr 3eit 6as 9e.
illltat Scr Briiflurg nod nidt erfab.
rem.
SSn ser @lorriion S6ule fanb
am lesten SailItag gdbeh0 eine bib.
id)e llmterbaItlurg itatt 8os Ero.
gramm mar Gin Invertebrates lnpo
ru,troe NIT Grfolg mtSgefiibrt Serr
Geo. 6. @eber, Der 2ebrer, belt
glaidfaIls ieine s@idieosre6e in mel.
der er linter glnoerem iagte, oaB
er iebt 5apoIt Sabre lang ais 2eb'
rer geiuirft bube, iih aber IN 3u'
fllpit nit Der 5urmerei beidSafttgen
lreroe. gfltlt mir miitIdelr ibm
iiberaa 0en 4eitet Grfolg.
sSrau Sontag lit6 fire Softer
,Srait Gina 9aber, nc6lt oeren Sim.
bern, nadDten am lebten 8reitog ei.
nen gGblte6er rah Sermann.
- sri. goa yltnelIltg, Don Sfolpe,
pur0e als 2ebrerin fir 3imnter gtr.
/. ser bieiigen Sdule ernotttt
iSrl. SSulia 6rillnaim pailte
III snfang oieier ISOLDE, 6eiufsauei.
e, in Senlpnnn.
@nt. Sbomas, BON Gbiretdnh,
par porige 8ode bier in @eid,aften.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-05-19
aittle Serser.

Sri. Giuim Mlnpoapiller, poltSt.
Solrls. lit oegeripGrtig 5li boliIe, lei
Der aber franf. 4
Spnu glnna Sbolu16urg umo
Sod)ter, iotpie iSrau MarD 8obI.
nlanm unb Sobn, iino nad mebr.
iGrigem 9Ittfeutbolt i'm Stoat lttab
iDle0er ai,riit aefebrt. sSrai, 8obl.
nlailt's Ltatte, iuelder III Der Ser.
.Staaten slrnlee 0ient, miro in
naditcr 3eit 9leidfaQs Dicrber fonls
men. - - 7
SrlS.Gora unS g(tlnnSa Satnl.
burg, ella un6 emma ISoggs, iotpie
Slbbert Sum6urg, ire0, 9aipreltre,
9.S.. Oseper lnt6 @lige Sea0cnlanu
bega6en iid) am leeten Sorutag alf
Den 6il6fang. @ir babcn bel Seinl.
tebr Der SSiider leioer feline Slide
geIc6en ieOod boben Die Ebeilneb-
nter obne 3iueiiel einen arlgencbntcn
Sng perlebt.
Grit Meper irrA ,Salnilie, io-
lpie @iRt. geirnuonfI lporeW oln
lebten Sonlttug in Ban aalf 8eilld).
@aiit. @repep befiipoet iid
leiOcr am Der ararfenIiIte; mir
lpollen ieOod bo5ien OaB es niht
Ihlinun iit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-05-19
GlpenspiQr.

Hidter 8rparl, treblt Satin
uno fleiner So6ter reiiten aln let.
ten Nontag nn6 Serntanm Inn iid
BON BORT, nab fltr5em glltfentbalt,
na6 2ilmr, gum 9eiltb ibper haiel6it
pobnenben glnpeborigen 5it beeeben.
Sds. u, Gross, spelfer lif)
lent nclln 9Jtotaten in Colorado
Springs; Gplo., int o. 90. ". ca.
tatorilmt Fir SdnpiipSiiidtige be-
flin6en bat, traf aitt porigen 0ienS.
tag ipieoer bier eir. Serr Gross
Dat nm 25 Bfuno ON @eluiht 3uge-
nomnren uno ieine @eilinNbeit bot
ii6 bebcuteirO gebeiiert.
Starb a1n Son1ltag gfbenb,
Sen Z. 5. Nt. in ieiner @obnitnq in
Oer 9td6e BON Spelispille, Serman
$. ltffmahr inn 9IIter BON 65 Sab.
rem nod lGngereln 9eiben al Ser
neutrality-suspicious. Ger @eritpr.
bene ipilrbe tl 8eiitid,lalpo geboren
luto fan I'M Sitter BON 90 SSahren
no6 slnlerifa lupb tpobnte ieit iiber
32 SSSabren aitf Der Saum MO er
itar6 er mar elm luoblbefdnnter uno
geuhteter 8iirger llr6 biriterlGbt ei.
ne @attin Ionic eine 9odfer unb
orci Sobne.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-05-19
Huiebno.
llnier 5reuno, Greo. 9sles, be-
ln0 iidl poriae @od,e bier.

llnier 5reiln6, Greo. gles, be-
fapo lid porige 8oGe bier.
Bob. 5ddett, Der friibere Gor.
mann Der Streferarbeiter, 6at iett
Die slaiili6t iiber cine 9ln5aI ntepi.
faniide slrbeiter, tp1brenO SSo9n
Sei0brinf iest Gormonn ser Sired.
eitarbeiter lit.
Die Weinungep llnierer 9iir.
ger iirub iebr getbeilt nit 9e3ng oar.
auf oh 9folebuo ols &llaga (8orf)
tllforporirt Ntuepoen ioa, o6er itidt.
Bie perloiitet tperben Der Gountp
Court oennddit 5ipei gittidriften
irberreidt pepoen, ole cine 3lr @um.
item Der Snforporntion, uno oic an.
Gere oagegen.
gSie unS Sobn 6. BiIion, bon
@uibingtor, Mo., npittbeiIt, lit 5rau
Sapab 8ilion nod innner iebr lei.
0eno, trosoem bereits elm SgeiI If.
res franfen 8itBes anpiitirt apiir6r.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-05-19
Bern,ann, abln grettae, nen 10. aRlnt, 1911
sur saa.

Gas emit fiiBlih bier eingeiiibrtc
yitil0 i'm Sderer.GebGllDe, gcgelniber
BON Den ~Star MiIIs, eillgeridtete
@ssog Ball Spidl crireut IiG mit
ieoem Gage eiipr gr0beren @cpn.
Iaritat irnA belicbtbeit, uiro ppar
nit &edt, infoLge ieilter Sor3ii9q
Dor maipd@em nrOcrem Spiel.
Sor Bali lit inn tuo6ren Siinpe
oGs Wortes elm GrDollutgspiel, in.
Dem eS nidt mir oen @eiIt ionoern
I'm gleid)en @raSe ou1 oen aorper
beid1iti9t, in boiler llcbercinitimm.
lung nit Dem lpoblbetalntten 2ebriae
.Deldern 5ipfolge @cilutobeit unD cas-
oaraus reiultiereipoe @efiibl Scr 3il-
frieocnGeit, bailpti1dlid) alrf Der
nornlalen slalsiibllg uipierer geiiti-
gen mo forperli6ep Sibi9feiten 9e,
ruben. 9ieie beioen gortbeilc Der.
ei1t bas 8or @uG Spiel In bobem
8raoG obne ieOod) neber 0em &0r.
per nod 6en @eiit 5u erltiioen.
Berner lit 8or Ball all6 elm iebr
uirterbaltepoeS 8eieaifaItsipief, mel
dies lid 9an5 teionoers etgnet 5ll
cen nit &eht 10 beliebten @ettipie.
len srpiiten oen @itglieoern elmer
groBern @eieIli9aft ooer oilles
&litbs, oh INN ole WtitIpieIeruoell
Serren ooer 0nnen o6er Sinner lin0
gefonoers fir Somcn lit 9or 9aa
|'fas ibcale Grbolitngs- aiito grbeite.
run9s4Spiel mas por aaen 5ltgegc.
ben luino, mel6e einmaI on Helnid.
ben betbeiligt aren.
sin Den erfhtipen Dainen.9qben,
ben (Mittipof)S) erfrellte iib gol
Bali bercits itarfen 3itipruds, 10.
tuie reser 9beilnabmc BON seiter
Der 6ieiigen Damen bon oenerr pielt
alt1 an ben nrp0eren Ibenben eridyie
lten> Inn eitige @nrtien 8or Bali 81
ipielen. Dies lit ieOenfoGs ein lid
eres 3eiden Der groben 9eliebtl)eit
6ieies Spiels, beiouberS BEL oer
Samen; es miro baber aud, iuie mi
boren, oapon seipro6en, in tpddjite1
3eit bier Babies 9or 9ou Clubs
5u @riin0en, mas obne 3apeifel eilN
neilc ilitS b0dit aitgenetane 9Irt oer
geielligen lllterbaItling biloen mir
De-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-05-19
Die aeranId,luie staSt.

2onboner Grperten iprofen fiir5.
lid oie slniidt ans, oaB, iptpie Die
@nmnlipreiie ntf eincn bolben Col
lar pro Efltno iinfen, bas .3eitalter
Der ger1lidIoion Stabt" anbreden
miro. @abrero ser 2unoorer &r0.
nungstage miro mar ols cine Ger
Salptattrnftionen Ser S6enlie-
Wetropole oie @unmie9lusitellllna
beiihtigen foarlen unb oie gal,Sa
agricultural Saq entlang NIT Gum.
mi altsgelegte @ege finoen. Gin
bereits i'm Sofralult bes oortigen
Sapop Sotel ongeitellter 8erild) nit
Oieiem @faterial belpabrt ii6 gI1n-
5enb.
8ei Ser perlnebrten 9ultur ser
@ummiballme itebt 5u boffen, oaB
in ipateitenS aebn Sabren iiberall
Oas @immi. .StroBerpfIoiter ein9e.
fiibrt llno 6as 9lspbaltpfIaiter per-
orangt ieit miro.
SolIte it6 Sbiges praftii6 be.
DGbrelL Damn ipiirbe es, beiop0ers
fiir alle grpBen Stdote, Die @rl0ilrg
bon einent groBen lte6el ieilt. Ger
StnabenIGrm einer @robitobt, per-
uriad ourd SrttaBell1Gars II. 6ubr.
merfe aIler slrt bat cine Sobe er-
reidt ipeld)e rur Derieltiae /oGRe
fGlimme 5ol9en ertragen fnittb Der
fib eiires gilten, feIten gterpenipitems
erfreitt.
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0rnfe.

Safe 5fooit lit nit ieinenl ilell.
en- Gbefroiper fleiBig am Stornpflan.
gem fir ieipe Radbarn.
Senrietta gtuameDer upo
GbriItine 9ranbt, BON Ct. Spuis, 10.
iuie SsSoa 8oetbemeper, BON Gbioago,
iiilo aiif einen fnr5en8eiitb bel ibren
argebopigen eingetroffen.
gmpin Haitter, ipelder Elm
illtges Gfero 5u reiten periirdte, fiel
d6abei aitf 10 intgIiiflif)e @eife 0aB
beioe attoden oes Iinfen glrme8jbift
iiber Dem Sap0gelenf, gebrOden
piirOen.
6reo, Serntaitn ilrO Senrp
aorf baben in 8oiebi,b cine gornet
8dtro or8onilirt; es ihir6 6aber in
lNortiger @egen0 in 3ufiiftft iidjt an
Wt,tiif feblen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-05-19
2ebc, iuic On iuiinIdlen iuirit,

penn Ddl itirbit gelebt Su baben.
Cine aIte 8abrbeit, 0ie elpig nell
bleibt, tpeil Ole Sborer itie oirss
iterbeit; iueil es ulf) beite nod 10
picle Mteniden giebt, ote, mr 8liit-
oengiftiitlg iterben0, ibr 2eben NIT
Dem 8nride alisboltf)en iie bdtten
Bel 3eiten ibr 8lut eerei1tigt 9ei
3eiten! slls ii6 aopfidmer5eit uno
Wfottigfeit Ser3fIopfen iuno gtbem
notb, Sdtuinbel i,tb Sbnnodtsfdle
eillftellteig ia 1uobI, oa mar es 3eit,
ons 8lut Sl reiniger gln6 oartn
rodL als ore 6ro1riidpe 8ertopfanrg
bos 8lltt idpn nit 6en eiftigen Ib.
iaIlItoffen, ole nift nrebr aus Dem
aDrper entfernt iprrbe1t griinblid
pengiftet fatte, aIs bereits idlpere
2eber- iifpb geierenlei6en iifJ olrd
&iidelridtpdde, tpaileriiidtige 9lql.
ibipelliingen, gdnSIihe glppetitloitg.
felt, 9elbe iuu6 eriinIi6e 8erfarbntg
Der @eiidtsfarbe, II. |. No., onfiin.
oigterr audi ba mar es npdy 3eit, iidl
nit Dem eirSiaen 9eiIuittel fir iol.
Sale t0otIi1er 8littbergiTtllng
$ilfe aulo nene @eiiinobeit gu Der.
ihdffelg .. /. nit oet felt sSnbrbnn.
oerten beap1brteip ct. Bernard arGli.
terpilen. 6enen Saitenoe ltfpo glber.
tatietdoe elm geilul6es 2eberr mad
iduperem Siefrbum 5u beroattfen
bnbe1pl 9ieie rnr aus 6eit belten
uno reiniten Aan5elidften 3iiberei-
tetm 8iIen fitrh fir 25 gents IN
alien apotbefen 5it boben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-05-19
ct. Gpnis Mnrft fir 2ebcnScs @ieb.
geationale @iebbofe, sSas.
Dsai IL, 1911.

Ytdl IL, 1911.
9firdopieb 3ufitbren 5000. Stiere
lan9fmn uno rngefdbr 10c nieoeri.
ger als Die geitern. Mtarft fulmn ite.
ting nut Der porigen 8ode. 9utder
Stuff beute itetig, ober q,n5ef1br
10 bis t5c bober ais apie portge $50.
dc. gtipsiidten MIR mitteImdbig
Sdbpeine 3ufitbren 10000.
Ntarft iebr lap9ian; 10 bis 15cts
meoeriger als lpie geitern; bodIter
Sreis $3.50. 9ic Waiie Der sitten,
lei6ten Gdipeine bra6ten $6.20-
$6.25; nittleres @elpid)t $6.10
$500; idpere 5000 $6.10; rnube
1928 $3.50; 8erfel $500
$6.15. ailsii9ten MIR inittellpdbig.
Sbafe 3ufirbrer 5000. Wnrft
tbatig, 35 bis 50c bober ipie in leb.
ter 8obe fir ole giiten Sprtell.
glliserIeiene Sriibiabrsldmmer bcil.
te 3u 500; geihorene 2dnmer
$5.95; quite bis auserleiene ,,1nnop
neipn" SGbrIinge So; bette, ge-
idorene Sammel $4.75; leidtc, ge.
id)orene Mutteribafe $i40-Sd. go.
sIlssSthten inaBig gut.