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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-08-03

up his share of the work on Tuesday
morning, and Mr.. A. T. Arnold reached
the grounds Monday afternoon and join
ed the rest of the force in Sunday
School Methods. Our Sunday School
workers are having most enlightening
information on what the Sunday School
world is undertaking and how it is being
done In connection with this depart
ment of work, Mr. Arnold spoke on
Monday night in the Auditorium, MAX
ing stirring plea for the care of the
child as essential to the future success
Of the race.
The evening programs during the
week have been of remarkable interest,
At the time of going to press, Park
residents have beed delighted with the
paper by Rev. G. r. Williamson on
THE Bible and Prayer, and DR.. C. L.
Goodell with his lecture on ''Heroes in
Homespun. - DR.. Goodell has also Civ
en- a series of talks on Practical Evan
gelism that can hardly help inspiring
all with more earnest desire for soul
saving, and it is hoped that many will
be given practical knowledge of the
most tactful methods of procedure.
The annual lawn fete under the aus
pieces Of the Woman's Civic Club of Mt.
Lake Park Will be held in Chautauqua
Park Wednesday afternoon, August 9,
from to 6 O'Clock. A sale of aprons
and fancy articles, home made candy.
cake and ice cream. THE Old Woman
in the Shoe" automobile rides and
music by the Oakland Band are same of
the features. Everybody is cordially
invited to attend and by their presence
and patronage assist the Club in its
efforts to beautify the Park. A good
deal has been done on the golf links and
it is hoped by next summer to have
them in fine order. So come to the
lawn fete and help the Club
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-08-03
Notice to Candidates.

The governing bodies of the Demo
cratic and Republican parties having
fixed Tuesday, August 18th, 1911, as
the date for holding Primary Elections.
the attention Of all whom it may con-
Germ is called to the following provision
Of Section l06G, Chapter TAI, Acts Of
1910:
Said several Boards Of Supervisors
Of Elections shall! print or cause TO be
printed on said official ballots thenannes
Of all candidates for Office to be voted
for. ana Tor delegates to anv cOnyen-
uon, or for party executive or eXecu-
ayes, or for membership Of any execu-
tive committee or managing body Of any
political party, who shall become duly
qualified by the payment of the amount
heren named, when any payment is
herein required, and shall have filed
certificate IN writing with the Board of
Supervisors Of Elections in Baltimore
city or IN any of the counties, as the
case may be, containing the name of
the person seeking nomination for of
ice or to be delegate to a convention.
or an executive or member of an eXecu-
tive committee or managing body of a
political party, his residence, place
where ne IS registered voter, his ad-
dress, the office or position for which
he seeks to be nominated or selected,
and the party to which he belongs, and
duly acknowledged by the person filing
such certificate for such nomination or
selection before an officer duly author
lied to take Acknowledgements who shall
append certificate of such acknowledge
ment. The certificate to be filed by a
candidate seeking to be elected as a
delegate to the convention SHALL more
over, specify the convention to which
he seeks to be elected. All such certifi-
Gates must be filed and payments made
not less than fifteen days before the
day Of said primary election.
Each candidate for nomination for
public office at primary election shall
pay the sum Of twenty-five dollars (S25)
for each county or legislative district
OF Baltimore city in which his name ap-
pears upon the ballot; provided that in
any county where the salary of the Of
fee for which nomination is sought is
three hundred dollars $4,000 or less, such
payment shall be ten dollars $40; and
If candidate for Governor, Attorney
General, Comptroller, or Clerk of the
Court Of Appeals of the State, then he
shall pay the sum of ten dollars $50
for each county or legislative district OF
Baltimore city, upon filing his respec-
tive certificates with the Board of Sup
ervisors of.EleC tions.
The candidates for nomination for
State Offices shall make payment and
file certificates of candidacy not less
than % days prior to the date of Pri-
mary Elections
WM. L. OFFUTT.
THOs. JOHNSON
-. L. BOLDEN.
Supervisors of Elections.
+. JAMESON, Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-08-03
FRIENDSVILLE.

Water is getting very low on account
of the dry weather.
We are rejoicing over the electric
lights being on again, and we hope all
the difficulties are now over, and that
we shall leave them continually.
Mrs. Hoffman came home on Monday
from a visit to her son in Pennsylvania
Miss Maria Mccullough gave a party
to her friends last week
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Frederick gave
garden party Thursday evening to their
Selbysport friends.
Mrs. Z. c. W Ryland on Monday left
for visit to her brother at Niagara
Falls.
Several horses have changed hands
here lately as Huff, the horse trader,
has been visiting our town.
j. G. Kolb has put down a fine cement
crossing next to the Lutheran church.
Rev. O. c. Dean brought home fine
driving horse from Oakland last week.
Mrs. Nugent has been very sick, but
IS recovering now, we are glad to re-
port.
Miss Marie Custer is visiting at Terra
Alta at present.
Salathiel Savage has improved his
property next to the NJ E. church by
painting it.
Frank Friend is painting the fences
around his pretty home, greatly improv-
ing it.
Mr. and Mrs. Shank, of the Eastern
Shore, who are in the fruit and vege-
table canning business, were the guests
of c. C. Frederick, leaving on Monday.
They say the assessor will be around
to see us in few days.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-08-03
BITTINGER.
900 es 80 esse.ss o.s s-ss.s.. .-ss-s


The Lutheran Sunday school Of this
village is arranging to hold their annual
picnic in Ellithorp's grove on Saturday,
August 18th.
The stork had busy day last week
Wien it delivered daughters to the
homes of John Kletz and Clarence
Stephens. Congratulations to the young
parents.
Peter Bickford and family, Of Meadow
Mountain, spent last Sunday with rela-
tives here.
Thomas B. Wiley and son, Master
Tommy, made business trip to Oak
land last Saturday.
Senator H. J. Speicher, with a party
of friends, passed through this village
last Sunday evening.
Mrs. C. c. Beachy entertained a num-
Der Of young people at her home on last
Friday evening in honor of her brother,
William Gnagey.
A Slavish brakeman, employed on
Jennings Bros. railroad, was thrown
from moving car last Saturday and
sustained injuries from which he died a
few hours later.
George D. White, of Oakland, Repub-
lican candidate for the nomination for
Sheriff, was in this district last week
looking after his interests.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-08-03
Urners Hurt in Auto Crash.

Two automobiles, owned by DIR. Thos.
B. johnson, of Frederick, and DR.. w.
E. Gaver, of Mount Airy, collided while
running in opposite directions at the in
tersection of the Woodsboro and EN-
mittsburg turnpIkes Sunday afternoon.
Milton G. Urner, in DR.. Gaver's ma
chine, was thrown forward and cut on
the right hand by glass from the brok-
en- wind shield and bruised about the
arm. Mrs. Urner was slightly shocked
by the sudden impact. Both cars were
damaged.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-08-03
Notice to Creditors

This is to give notice, That the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Garrett County. Maryland. Letters Tesla
mentary on the estate of
PHILIP NJ. MILLER
late OF Garrett county, Maryland, deceased.
All persons having claims against the de
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof duly authen-
ticated, to the subscriber, on or before the
10Th day of December, 1911, they NAV other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit of
the said estate. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 29th day Of
June. 1911.
HENRY 2. MILLER
Grantsville, Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-08-03
MORTGAGES SALE
OF VALUABLE
REALESTATE

Under and by virtue Of a power of sale
\. Friend and X. f. Friend to c. W Friend
bearing date the end day of December. 1900
and recorded in LiDer f. L. T.. and No. 81,
IOlio 81, etc. one OF the Land Records of
Jarrett county. Maryland, said mortgage
having been duly assigned to the Undersign-
ca Tor the purpose OF foreclosure, default
HaVlng been made therein. said assignee
will on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-08-03

OR. LOUIS /, PROVOST.
v VETERINARY SURGEON.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARk.MD
ONCE Hours in Oakland from to O'Clock
! p III
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MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

NA=AAA-A=A A@&-&-ANAA
CHRISTIAN WORKERS AND BIBLE CON-
FERENCE.
Sunday School Methods $50 and
daily.
1890 and Friday and 1890 Saturday,
Personal Evangelism, Dr. Riker.
3p. m. Thursday, last by DR.. Goodell.
1880 p. m. Thursday, Lecture, Ex-
Governor Buchtel of Colorado; admis-
sion % cents.
3p. m. Friday. Lecture, Ex-Governor
Buchtel
7;3O p. m. Lecture, ''The Bible and
the Negro Race, ~ Dean Lewis B. Moore
of Howard University, Washington,
D. C.
3 p. m. Saturday, Lecture, John
Wycliff, the First Translator of the
English Bible" President VIM. H.
Crawford of Allegheny College.
1880 p. m. Saturday, Lecture, Sym
metrical Manhood, " DR., Thomas Nichol-
son, of New York City.
Sunday, August 6.-1O:3O. Sermon.
DR.. Thomas Nicholson of New York
City.
3p. m, Sermon, President VIM. H.
Crawford Of Allegheny College.
1870 p. m. Platform meeting. Ad-
dress by President Carl G.. Donev Of
West Virginia WESLEYAN College.
snort addresses by others.
cHAUTAUQUA.
The Chautauqua Assembly ona7s
Tuesday. August Sth. PROGRAMS at the
Association Office or at J. NJ Davis &
Sons Hardware Store. Oakland.
..,,,-r.,. ,.,.,.-...
r..,.r,, ,r
49, ''' - , nc, a. $40 anu l''t',
-, '' ,S' ,'i'' 9oclaI
{ 49, So -o w.. I'tI 5-' Iuesday
Sili..-......-' ,..I ,o1'o'0s' lU'4''
any, '''- ~ anna, e''l'eS
'''''' $780, l'Elvhe ana
PRESIDENT TAFT.
President Taft has definitely decided
to come TO Mountain Lake Park Mon
day, August 7th. He will address the
people in the Amphitheatre at 2.30. As
he expects to leave on No. Il. it will be
ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY to have him
begin at this time. Admission 25 cents.
NEWS NOTES
Miss NJ K sir,rsor of wosb;,,,+or
q : ooc,,,.;r,r 3d. IIo ,.''.'t 'o'''
fora +l,;s eoaro, 80 M 60 ~ ~.
oIao+od o,o - +I,a ..:.. .,Ii;3D.
+bo Wor,ons, Eonoio,,, ,,;l-;aHa..' o.
cio+v 81 tba onri,.o,,ar,. 80; ~, "a
1,,I.l oorJ '''- '''00' '''s ii0'u
Mrs Griffith widow. of bo1o+o po,.
Samuel II Crimth % pa III .',,l i ~
Guest ~ tho NIoCon,on ao ,,,t.'.,s' - g
Nrs NJ A Marr;t4 anG da,,.,4.u
Miss Ienoro Mi. - Wv uTo.L 100 NO.
n Q arc a,so l,,ost. - t5 "S'l w. ron'
neII cottore 90 WV -'l0 >''-
Mrs { II Criei+, b.. +ho Liza 49,.
,,,;.s;o, of NJ IL. L.it 80
short RibIe +aILs ~ c,,nda, ofta, S-s,,ls
Tbov Win 10 ras,,r,od af4r, tI ~ -iooil''
of tho PihIo Confanaro - % ,, w losing
NET I9+b 81 fonr :. 3I' r'S, aug
Fill uon,o r 49, - '"0 p''' 'o' > u
Mrs w W ToCoa.on g u,,..-,;-
is tbe o,,os+ of ar a,,h ~ W., i''e e
les BeacbI >' 0'' : II '' WI . = '''i
The Poy u Allow Cu;au .,,-
of +bo coIa;or., - =. .''lTr, i''pia''
z and +bo pa-. = 9I Dl!o en-
roo+or 90 49, r.;.;... ,t N-''0'S vi i'ii'','
AZ Arblor Do a,.r -lt''. ~ la oliul l' gu
wool, With +bo;n u,a ,p ~ ,, 9p''p tne
CriH+b '1'7 o. H.
Mrs NoCorr,iol. - ,,.-l;-. -
= N,i',I ~ v "'iiiiis 'oii' H.
Mrs No., Crora > 5000 C,a,,l w..
ba, doroL+o. NJ 40 '''' ''7'''i 3 anu
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-08-03

President Taft has definitely decided
to come 10 Mountain Lake Park Mon
day, August 7th. He will address the
people in the Amphitheatre at 2.30. As
he expects to leave on No. Il. it will be
ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY to have him
begin at this time. Admission % cents.
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CHRISTIAN WORKERS AND BIBLE CON
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7 $40 Acres,
Two-Story Frame Building.
MARYLAND Agricultural College,

Att1rne.. namel in Mnrtsa.e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-30

9as 9eitreben in Sen Or.
meen, Dem Sdiisen i'm @elGnbe cine
onsrei6enoe 8edung obne Bubble.
nobnne oes Spatens 81 bcri6aficn, lit
iebt oni9einenb ollrf cine nelle@riin.
Dung inS elterreid bon grfolg gefr0nt
moroen. Gin ncl,er 8au3ertor.
n IT. fit oie Snfanterie miiroe,
mern er ii6 in Der 8roris betp0hrt,
iogar Die beriibmteu Sanoi1de ser
Sapaner iibertreffen. Ser SorniSter
6eitebt aug elmer B~anSerplatte aus
Stabl unb Dem eigentlidcn Gadtor.
niiier aus gralem, waiieroid)tenl
Stoff nnb 9 Ilrminium. Tatronenfoc
ten, Die auf Der 8on5erplatte mittcls
0leitihienen ntfgebradt iino. Gil
f~eOernoer @urtbanorobmen idmddt
Den Oritd Der Blattc ob uto crnt6g.
lid)t cinen 2uftourdflrtB. SIN @e.
fedlt miro Der Iabmen 5mii1en Elntte
nno Sornilter eeidoben, 10 Dab e~riterc
IN iardaer Stellung feoernb oltf leb,
terem rllbt. 9ie 8latte hGIt S1iiiie
bon etrpa 1900 SUB ob itonb.
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June 26 1911.

June 26, 1911.
Cattle receipts $500. Good to choice
led cattle fully steady. Medium gras
sers 10c lower than the close of last
week or Is to zoe lower than a week
ago. No choice heavy steers hree
today, but one load of choice butch
err steers and heifers sold at $6.40.
Hog receipts 10000. Market open
ed slow; closed strong to sc high
err; top s6.57k. Bulk of the hogs
sold at $6.40 to $6.55. Outlook strong
on good hogs. We are getting too
many half fat light hogs. Better
keep that kind at home.
Sheep receipts 1000. Market steady
at last weeks decline on choice stuff;
lower OIL others. Good to choice Ma
tive lambs $6.25 to $685.; Gull lambs
50 to 81; good to choice mutton
sheep SO to 1925; bucks $2.25to $3.50.
+8co. alinge oer Mpotbefcr, bat
soeben eiilen friiden 8orratb bon
.3emo nrto 3emo Seife erbaltcn.
9ento lit elm merfipiiroiges Mit.
tel, cine flare S%liiiiiefeit. Die er.
tie agapcnoilng linbert ipfort 6og
abidenIi1e SUDDEN, beieitiet 6leden,
Iinlples, gladheoos gc5enta, S6np
pen, gltsbriide uro on0ere Saiit.
fronfDciten bti grtpnfiene u6er bel
&iirSerr.
3emo settle lit ole fteile antiiep.
tiI6e Sontieife, Die reinIte rro bette
meoi3iniide Soi!ettenieife, linoert
ano curirt 9rifelbite, nn0 Die
Salltoitsidlaee benelt feline aittoer
mtertuorfen fins. @%cioioers gut
fir &erionet nit garter Soat 0eo
&liirge bat cine bei6rdnfte ar3abl
8robcn BON 3ello ltr6 3eno Seifc.
Cine 8robe miro @ri1oer- betpirfcn
uno iiber5eligen oaB es oas bette Nil.
tel 0eseu 9autfrarfbeiten lit.
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.@eGnpft iuic aeiprnnaen.

Gin 9oftor ser &cd)te bcmiiDte iid
eincm pfiffigen Gprimirt1c cine or.
tldrung oes llnteridieos Sudden CT.
mem 9Oftor Der Redte uno einem ao.
pofuten 81 ge6en. l. ,&aben sic mid,
pcritanoen2" idIoB cr feline gelebrte
GrOrterung. = rGi ie6r wobl," iogte
Der 8irtb, o0as lit tmgefdbr ocrIeIbe
llntcri6ieo, wie 5luiid)en Sellfcl un6
Satdn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-30
Sn piel D%crlanat.

gei Der SermGbllllg 0es @rafen
artois ltnttete Die Sta6t 8aris, INN
tire 5relloe 81 be3eugerL atuan5ig
ilnge MGofen aus. - Cine iunge
@Giferin bon ad)tjebn Sobren mel.
oete Iif, unb oils iie gefroet puroe,
mie ibr 9rdutigom belize, ~antlportete
lie: D@tcin 9rautigam2 SD babe ge.
9lau6t, Die Staot gebe oIIes Notbiee
ber."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-30
Rntt ni6ts.

Dgs lit IaderIid bon cinem iungen
Meniden, lid 5it p%crbeiratben, ioipie
er g~robidbrig iuirO!" ioate elm alter
5lmggeieIle. nMeinIt ou2" emf.
8eglete iein perbeirotbetcr Srcuno.-
y gtatiirlif! Gr lit ia falm alt ae.
mug, fem eigener Serr 81 ietn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-30
Spas peer Grnit.

3mei 2eitte gerietben miteinanoer
in @ortitreit. Ger cine fam in Sise
uno gab benz oltoern cine oerbe Sbr-
feige. Sum Senfer!" rief oieier
aus: uioH oas SpaB ooer grnit
yGrnlt!" ~anttportete Der
Grite gang trobig. - a3as 1T 9ein
@liif", perieste oieier, y6enn Der.
glei6en SpaB peritebe id) ni6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-30
MuSerncs spieLsena.

Mtlliondr: SD babe oilf Elm paar
Gage eincn @oidlineningenieur, eincn
@leftrotefnifer nno eiren gpiatifer
eiigogiert Die inns uno unieren ains
Ncrn oas rtelie spieI5e,is erfIGren
miilien!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-30
GnrMnl.

": g@esbalb loiien sic opnn oen
8eibno6tsbmlm onf Dem Sole olf.
ltellen2" 9: sd mill mciner 9yrou
oas periprodene Iutomobil inter
Dem 9nrm bcideren, mo oos eebt
oo4 nidt in Der @obnnnal"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-30
@ibcrlrater GinluanS.

Isle Doben mir gc9eniiber bo6 bon
Sbren beiben IeIigen Mdnncrn eeipro.
den mo jebt bob' i6 criobren, Dab
sic bonn 5lpeiten geid)ieoen iin6." -
. ytlin glallben Sic etua, DOB er nift
ilt2~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-30
Gcnnt icine acnte.

Saaloiener 3a eillem Serrn, Der
lid ip1breno elmer langpeilioen 8eit.
rcoe entferuen wilD: Nee, nee, mel
Gittelter, ooS ge6t sic nil nal mid;
ipenn id ccncm uffmnde, mpIlcn ie
alle ralls, Il"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-30
Mihseritannnia.

gieriumpferI (als err an elmer 9la.
tati1ltle Den 3ettcl iiir Den .5liegen.
zen &oIlonoer' iiebt): ~&atiirIib la.
ben / gIeih ii6er 10 an IoiatIfer. q
Sper MAIDEN miiiieni"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-30
Ger @rnnN.

Ghef; sd tiinhige Sbncn biermit
n1dJiteH grltea.@ @ehiIfe: .Iber
iuas babe i'd oem getban2" - Gbef:
.IbIolnt gar uidts. mo Dos eefGllt
mir eben niht."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-30
lpnneliinnia.

8ait: ~aellner, Dies lit bos bar.
teIte Stiid Slciid, oaS id) in -metnem
2eben perindt babe sll %eiienl" Self.
ter: s@ollcn Sic nidt cinnnol infer
gebrotenes Subn periudcn?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-30
GrSnnnaslirbrnS.

Or: ga idali, 8eiberl. cine Soar.
naoel III Der Snppe!" - Sic: .SSebt
mciB i6 crit, wobin mnicrc Sn6en
fomnten Elm Stieiclfnedt ieblt
audi"
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1atale Nuatuahnheit.

$50 mobnrn Sie2~ =. @a,s
rid)tig, i'd bab' rs mir ia, ais i'd Sic
Dor pier @odlcn troi, oti Die Man-
mai nnd)iebenl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-30

Sn $ mbnrg fono elm @e.
id6itsmonn lei Der Seimfebr in
icine @obnllng einen Brief ieiner
Snus0ame Dor, 1T Dem lie mittbeilte,
Dob Tie iid 6os 2eben nebnlen miiroe.
gie bon Benz Sad)perbalt IN acnnt.
his geiebte 8oli3ei beouftragtc iofor,
6en ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sdmiot
nit ieiscln Slnbc aittp GIbe, bic
Spur Der 8crmiBten gu perfol9en.
Gas Sbicr erbiclt @itternnq an et'
llem 5uriidgeloiienen Sdub Der 3a,
me, iprong 8un0flt ouf ben Snusbo.
Cen uno nerfol9te Die Spur ourd)
mebrere StroBen mad Der MlmoS.
burgerbriide 81, no er oie llmberir.
rtn0e antrof mo %Itellte.
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Snmurifii6es.
Sie 8eideruna.

81 ~gsm, mie limo oieSmal ole
@eidenfe bonn S6piceerpapa ai,sae.
@: -4itsaefalIen!-
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2critrent.

Gin ar5t Der ettunS 5crltreut fem
modte. mor6 5lt ei,tem aranten geru.
fen. Die Troil erfunoigte lid nad
Dem 3uitunoe fires Mnnnes. Or
lit iebr franz" iagtc Der ar5t.
oSreili6, obcr mas feblt ibm, mein
Serr2" o@aS ioll i9m feblen2 Or
tet oaS Sdprladliic6er. Gas
Sdarlndfieber2 llno moron ieben
Sic oas?@ .9(n ieiilcu 31noeu; tie
iino ia blutrosb. Oil SEER 9of-
tor. Ons l..ilnii U0ii ganb mas m0erm.
@teilt Mnuu lit cin Sdonfarber.
sSo2 0an. ii{3 ant! Gr >pire bel
meiuet GDrc ~8eltorierl iuelin er Bift
5h3nf6rber toGra"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-30

Ger Sabresberi6t ser
n@eitingbouie gleftri5itGts . @eieIl.
idaft" DeiIt fir oas abgeloufenc 9e.
t~riebsiobr i6mcrc GerluItc auf. Gift
III ben 8ereitigtcn Stanten, aber Sie
meiiten Observation-Disclosures in gu.
ropa boben nit @erIllit g~earbeitet.
Nm Der ct. Ectersbllrger @eIting.
bouie. @eieIliboft allcin bat Die alre.
rifaniidc MuttergcielIidaft runo 9
Millionen Collars perloren. S(uf
Die Barrier mo 2onooner 5ilialen
baben nit 8erluiten g~earbeitct;
ebenio Die itaIieniide. Ser sluf.
iidtsrotb b1lt es oesbalb fir gern.
tben, bon elmer @eninnbertbciIiuhg
onf Starnm . slftien biesmaI ab5uIc.
ben. 9ic @~eitilgbouie : @eielIi1aft
gerietb ndbreno Scr Banif bon 1907
in 3pongSpermal.ul9, tpitroe ober
i'm 8e5cmber 1908 mieoer flott,
neil @l1ubiger, g~Ftion1re, 8eomte
nn6 Irbeiter Ser WeieIlihaft iiber
3I2 Millionen ttenes aapitol ouf.
brod,tcn mo ouiiir Stainm gtftien
crbieIten. Sir Die 9eamten iino
8rteitcr, Sic 5tln Ibeil ibre gauge
griparuiiie hcrgeac6en, lit bie ail-
0alernoe @rtraasloligfeit ser af.
zen beionbcrs Fart. GeS meiteren
be}uciit hia nIitQctbeifte Ibatiade,
mic menig oPm Mrbciter nit Dem
g8orredt4 iid) an eiliem lliterneb.
men. DoS i6p Geid6fti9t ourd) Sen
aanf upD NAtDeiIi1eiuen 81 6etbetlt.
aets ge9olfM lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-30

10 giebt es ieet Die meiiten
Ilttonlobile9 Ratiirli1 IN Imerifal
9oS mar llidt bon @lnfang on TO-.
Cine Stntiitif m,rbe natiirlid crit
mogli6, lett Die Iutomobile elmer Of.
fi5iellen 3Gblims nnterliegen. Sn
gmerita e%riitiert cine iol6e lett 1908,
in 9ertIdlonb lett 1907, III England
felt 1902, in 5rnufreih idlon ieit
1899. SIN Sabre 1907 odbItc man
in Geutidlano t0,1t5 araftma9en.
in Sranfrei6 81 1886, in England
1854. in Inerifa 39,t3t. SIN
Sabre 1910 bat iib bas 9ilb GINGER.
tnaBen geanbert; oie bier genarnten
5toaten beiiben iest, in Der gleid)cn
&eibenfolge: 1859, 46,ttt, 84,84t,
10000 automobile. Die oroBe In.
5oBl bon &raftmogen slr1erifnS lit bel
Ger @roBe 6es &nnbes, Ser Ginmob.
rcr5nbl mo oes groben Ieidt9unns
ilnmerbin redt be8reiilid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-30
zinc memo @affonfhL

Cine meme 8afIonfiI.
SIN 4ndener aorebbu9
fir 1911, ~slbtbeilung 8. Settle 262,
finoet iid, wie elm 9efer eiitem
Hadbcner @latt mittteiIt. nad)lte.
benSe &erfigiiig u~baeorltdt
5 I. Gos aufiteiaenloiicn BON
gallons, uelde NIT Spirttu5
ODER Petroleum aefiIIt
iino. lit unteriagt.
S 9. llebertretrmgcn lper.
Den bis 81 80 @arf scobnoci.
aodlen, II. Npril 1906.
Ser a6niaEidc 8olisei.@r1iibent
Samnln6er.
~Sollons. meldle nit Spiritns
ooer BetroIcllm ocfiillt iino mo
Damn altd nod auiteigen f0n.
men, iinh mobl MIR Dem agI. YoliSei.
%prdlioenten bon MAIDEN befaunt,
ltn9t MN i'm ocutidcn @ldttermoio
Der Spottpogel!
Gin &erein in g. bat in iei.
mem Sofal einen Sragcfnitcn oltge.
bradt, gineS Cages oifnet ser Dor.
iiser oes Sereins in @egcmunrt bes
8ereinsluirtbs Oen aaiten mio finoct
BARN einell 3ettel nit Der ailiidriit:
nSbr leio ia ollie Iffen!"
&opfidjiitteln6 reidt or Den 3ettel
Dem Gereinsipirtb, Der i'm lieit ulo
5itrldgiebt nit ocn @orten:
ggtu, oaS lit ood gar teene Sra.
gel" (@ndfalten.)
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-10
DIR. J. M. PHILLIPS
Formerly of Pembroke Died
In Nashville.

News Of the death Of Rev. j. M.
Phillips, in Nashville. last week has
been received. He had been i'll for
some days. but his condition was not
regarded as critical. and his death
was quite a sudden shock to his fam
lily and friends.
DR.. Phillips for number Of years
was pastor Of the Baptist church at
Pembroke.
He was strong preacher and an
earnest worker, and applied himself
with confding faith and diligence Of
purpose that few men have ever ex-
hibited either in the ecclesiastical or
secular world.
he hes many friends here both in
and out Of the Baptist church. who
regret that this good man has passed
away.