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New-York tribune., 1911-11-30

Dolls' far sets consisting OF neckP'N'
"a ,nufr soil ~ from q cents 90 81 49, the
difreropce I'm price depending chiefly upon
o,,o A smart stole and mun, i'm Whll''
,a,cbed with black. large enough for uol
% or q inches IN height, is 50 cents. Ine
gets are mostly in white or bhck anu "'''''
but a few are gray.
f,or doIlv's table there is every dish 'he
most thorougEgoing cpicure could Wish ,"r'
dcnc I'm some sort Of composition ana re"pS-
tcauv coIorcd Salads garnished WIN
eliood bard-boiled eggs; asparagus WIN
60. lamb cho9s. with peas, and even
r,,oro elaborate combinations, arc included
,r this dolls dietary. The plates mat hold
a. dieferert foods are from about two to
,hrco inches IN diameter. and the prlce'
range from D cents to 2i cents Tor sl''A''
piece.
For q cents can be bought "chantecler
animals. thirty-two in number Ihey are
drawn On white paper, and are To De cut
o,,, and folded By the little folk. Nhen
,bo,, have Leen finished they viii stand
alone lust Ike real animals
modelling set. consisting of FIVE sticks
Of clay which will remain plastic IN any
climate. a modelling board ana q oa'u
showing about thirty models can te bous"'
for "a cents The five sticks OF clay are
IN a. many different colors. and the cara
elbows how the colors should bo combined
in making the various animals. fruits ana
nowers 4 set at 81 80 has larger sticks oil
cIav dozen model cards and number
% dover moulds; and enc at 81 IS has still
more clay and moulds FOR bricks In aa-
1it,on 10 flower moulds and model cards.
Little hand sewing machines al - ~
each are useful to the woman who travels
or lives in small quarters. One OF these
machines would also bring JOY to the heart
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
THE SUNSHINE SOCIETY.
Editor Of The Tribune.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: VIII you please inform me through
the columns OF The Daily Tribune II the
Sunshine Society is in existence, as have
not noticed the column in the paper for
some time. A CONTRIBUTOR.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30

The Sunshine Society is still In existence.
It's reports are printed monthly in THE
Peoples Home Journal" Nos. 23-27 City
Hall Place. The Office OF the society is at
No l54 Nassau street, in this city.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
Seen in fbe Shops

Of the little girl who likes TO make clothes
for her doll They are especially suited 10
childish sewers, as the needle is never lifted
high enough to allow small fingers to get
under II.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30

A small bit OF cinnamon burned on tho
stove will ren' I'VE the odor of.onions or cab.
bage.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30

high enough 10 allow small hnsers 10 get
under IT.
Outfits Of perforated metal strips and
plates. rods, wheels. nuts. bolts, brackets
and so on provide both amusement and
instruction for the child with a taste for
mechanics with 9S cent outfit trucks Of
different kinds. chairs and other articles
can be- constructed Other outfits, at prices
all the way up to si5. provide materials for
all sorts Of complicated contriyances, such
as bridges Of different kinds. cranes, gates
and towers There are instructions for
making a great many different models, and
the inventive child can make new models
OF his own.
Satin boudoir slippers in number OF diff
fercnt colors are 81 90 with silk pompons
or the toes and s. 50 with hand ombrod
cred toes
4 captivating new wool cap FOR skat-
ing motoring and other outdoor sports
sells for 81 50. The brim is encircled by
rcsottes and balls. with a larger cluster Of
balls al one side, and the crown is made
In q series Of fine circular ridges. The
model is 10 be found in pure white and in
a number OF different color combinations.
Hand-cmrroidered crepe de chine scarfs,
two yards and a half long and three-quar
ters of yard wide, are 8 % The ends
are hemsttched and the embroideries are
In butterfly and flower designs, done I'm
delicate colors. The scarfs are TO be had
IN pink. blue. champagne and white.
The names Of shops whore articles men
toned on this page were seen can be obtained
by sending q stamped and addressed envelope
to seen in the shops" New-York Tribune.
To insure q prompt reply the date Of publl-
eaten should &c given.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30

Satin boudoir slippers in number of diff
fercut colors are 81 90 with silk pompons
or the toes and s. 50 with hand cmbrod-
cred toes
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30

Little hand sewing machines, al S -
Zach are useful to the woman who travels
or lives in small quarters One OF these
machines would also bring JOY to the heart
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-11
PLAY INDOOR BASEBALL.
Wolverine kearsarse League is Or.
uanized Again This Year,

Wolverine and Kearsarge indoor
baseball enthusiasts have organized a
league, similar to the league organized
last year and composed of four teams,
known as the Brooklyn, Boston, Wash
ington and st. Louis teams. These
teams will be chosen from about forty
eligible players who work at the Cen
tennial, North and South Kearsarge,
Wolverine and Allouez mines. The
following officers were selected for the
league:
President, DR.. A. c. Roache.
Vice president. Henry Johnson.
Secretary, William Pollard, Jr.
Treasurer, Richard Brown.
Schedule committee HeLry Johnson,
William Pollard and DR.. Benjamin
II was proposed TO arrange a sched-
ule of 36 games. all of which viii be
played at the Wolverine Foresters' hall
which has been rented for this pur-
pose on Tuesday and Friday evenings
The first game of the schedule will be
played on Tuesday, Nov. Ia.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-11
KEWEENAW BoWLERs.
Copper City Business Men Win League
Honors Easily.

The schedule OF games of the Ke-
weenaw Bowling league was concluded
this week, the championship going to
the Copper city Business Men. The
Ahmeek office men landing the second
place. the Mohawk office men, Ahmeek
Machinists, Keweenaw Miners and
Copper City miners finishing i'm the or
der named. The Copper City Business
Men made an exceptional record, win
ming thirteen games and losing two,
while tho Ahmeek office men won elev-
en- games and lost four.
The individual honors for the sea-
son go to Carl Biclde Of the Copper
city Business Men, with an average
~ iGL Other good averages were
King. hhmcek Office Men. 100; Cross,
Mohawk Mine office, 1853; Dymock,
Ahmeek Machinists. 1871; Johnson, Cop
per city Business Men, 1874. Sebring,
Ahmeek Mine office 1853; Magstad,
Copper City Business Men, 152 and
sullivan, Ahmeek Mine Office, ISL.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-11
BANQUET FOR THE PRINTS.
Houghton Typographical Union To
Enjoy Big Spread.

Copper country union printers. mom-
oers Of Houghton Typographical Union
No. 500, will enjoy a banquet at the
Curto hail tomorrow afternoon. AT /
O'Clock the regular meeting OF the
union will be held and business dis
posed of, after which there will DE am
Informal program and luncheon.
Meetings of the union are held i'm
Calumet once every six months and
are usually accompanied by spread
The event is looked forward to with
more than passing interest and il
probably will be largely attended
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-11
MEETING MONDAY AFTERNOON.
Purity Lecturer Will Address Women
and Girls at Y. M c, A.

A meeting especially arranged foi
women and girls over sixteen years OF
age will be held at the Y. NJ. c. \. al
o'clock Monday afternoon, and will
be addressed by Mrs. Leona d. Field
national purity superintendent Of the
w. c. T. L. The meeting will be I'M
der the auspices of the Calumet Wom-
ans club, which is taking great inter
est in the work which Mrs. Field is di-
recting. one of the pleasing features
of the program arranged for the meet
Ing Monday afternoon will be singing
by Miss Mildrid Romsdahl. An inter-
csting and instructive lecture is as
sured all women and girls who attend.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-11
HIS ElGHTIETH BIRTHDAY.
Conductor George Bennett Receives
Congratulations Of Friends.

Thursday Of last week was the SOth
birthday of George Bennett, one of
the veteran passenger conductors i'm
the service of the South Shore system
but aside from the congratulations Of
those Of his friends who happened to
be keeping track of that particular
date i'm history there was nothing to
mark that day from the six other DAYS
in week and ffty-one other weeks in
a year during which Mr.. Bennett takes
charge Of the est Paul flyer" at Cham
.pion each morning. scoots up. to Calu-
met for dinner and gets back to Cham
pion in time for slightly belated sup
per each evening.
1t was practically a quarter of a cen
fury ago that Mr. Bennett entered the
employ of the NJ, II. & O. Railway.
which was subsequently merged into
the South Shore system. For a number
of years he ran between Republic and
Marquette, making his home at the
former place; then for a period he ran
between MiChigamme and Marquette.
When the plan Of running a St Paul
NA"'h tiii'hSh SolIu DtlNctn 1nlCdBO
and Calumet was inauguratcd he was
assigned to the South Shores portion
of the run, between Champion and Cal
umet, and except for infrequent vaca-
lions he has scarcely missed a trip i'm
the six or seven years that have fol-
lowed. His attention to duty is attest
ed by his long consecutive service, and
his friendly word for everyone and his
courteous treatment of the travelling
public have given him a very wide
circle of acquaintanccs. He is not quite
so spry as he once was-he lets the
young lads do the jumping on and off
OF trains-but he doesn't look his so
years, his general health continues
good and his friends hope it will be a
long time before he relinquishes the
task Of taking up tickets on the
flyer"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-11
ATTENTION k. o. r. NJ. NJ.

The officers of Calumet tent, No. 21S
will be in Losselyongs Hall, Laurium
on the evening of Monday, November
18th. They would be pleased to have
any Maccabce or any member of
Maccaboes' family wishing any infor-
nation with regard TO the new plans
Of the order or the manner OF trans
ferring from class TO class 2. meet
them on that evening.
n. Il. Belangie, Com.
Geo. Wright, r. X.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-11
OSBORN CANNOT
ATTEND MEETING
GOVERNOR INFORMS BRITISH.
AMERICAN CLUB THAT HIS
TIME THIS MONTH is
TAKEN UP.

Governor Osborn will be unable I,
come 10 Calumet TO take part in IN,
annual meeting Of the Calumet branch
Of the British American Naturaliza
ton league. To be held i'm the odd Eel
lows hall on Fifth street, Monday
evening.
In communication rTeived this
morning by local officers Of the asso-
citation, the governor, states he regrets
his delay in replying to the invitation.
adding that it was due To the COM
munication' being addressed TO his
home town AT Sault Ste Marie instead
Of the state capital that his reply was
not mailed sooner. Sc says that other
engagements prevent his coming to
Calumet, as his time this month Is
taken up. He expresses appreciation
of the work the league is doing. and
says in conclusion: 1t would be an
opportunity and pleasure TO particle
pate in the meeting, and l regret | am
not i'm a position To accept your in
vitation at this time"
Those who have accepted invitations
to be present and address the meet
Ing are Supt. +. a. LETTERS, of the
Painesdale schools; Dr. Z. T. Abrams
IF Dollar Bay; James Hoar of Lake
Linden and Rev. a. f. Healy of the
Pewabic NJ. f. church. In addition |
here will be selections by the Giles
iuartette, solos by well known singers. |
md literary selections by prominent
esidents.
Officers are TO be elected at the
meeting. Refreshments will be served
md a smoker held. A large attend
nee Of members is expected
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-11
AMATEURS At The ROYAL.

j, was amateur night al the Royal
,hcitcr last evening and a large num-
ber = budding fnptiigh- stars endeav-
orol Go entertain a well filled house
after the usual number of pictures
were shown Kol and Kelly, a profes-
siHnaI sons and dance couple appeared.
They were good and paved the way FOR
lice woald-des. il may bee well for the
majority az the amateurs that their
names are not announced. but IL also
lepryts "a few Of welI-destr.ed credit.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-11
Even ~ Ne is French.

Nearly all the glass eyes are made
In Germany. so you may be almost
sure when you meet a man with a
glass eyes that he is partly Ger
man.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-11

In the evnlng, Adjutant Mrs. Sym
monds will speak on angels and Their
Mission"
Meetings will be held at the Swed-
ish Salvation Army at and 8 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon and evening. also
on Wednesday evening at o'clock.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-11
importance Of Typewriter.

The typewriter ranks as one of the
most important inventions of the last
half a century in the promotion OF
business and the spread of intelli
gence. Like the telephone. sewing
machine, automobile, etc. its loss
would cause the world to slow down
a bit
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-11
JUNIOR ENDEAVoRERs.

The Junior Christian Endeavor So
cIcty NJ the First Presbyterian church
gave missionary entertainment in
.hc par.ors ~ the church last evening
Au excellent program was rendered
consisting ~ SONGS Rotations. dia-
iogues ana other features. an Of which
were appropriate and a large number
~ The friends and parents of the youne
people were present and enjoyed the
entertainment.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-11
Seeing Washington

You are shown through this film as
thorough "A trip through the Capital
city as could be experienced by the
most wide-awake tourist. The picture
shows the Treasury Building, Army
and Navy Building. Congressional Ii
brary. Washington Monument, Airing
ton Cemetery and other views Tho
White House. the Plaza and the ia
nous Pennsylvania Avenue looking to-
wards the capital.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-11
Our Vaudeville
Making a Six-TOn Cheese

This picture shows how six-ton
cheese was made at Appleton. Wis
coHsin, and was exhibited at the Ma
uOnal Dairy Show in Chicago. The
cheese Ii over eight feet i'm diameter,
and is valued at S7,5OO.OO. In the Ian
guage Of the street. that is some
cheese.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-11

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-04
Irnes 9ebcn

hlii6t aid rod aus Den Nliinep eis
lies tootlterbensfranfen aorpers, lo-
fern Sbr Oenielbeu III Dem Sample
nit Der i'm INNER mebr pergifteu.
Ben 8lutentmiihun 0ur9 8erabrei-
dung Der b~eluabrten ct. Bernard
&rGnterpidcn ultertiitt. Giele Sall-
ienoe, melde bieien Eilen neue Sc.
iunobeit perhonfen, mer6eu ieSem
Sranfcn beitdtigelt, OaB Die ct, Ser
ndr0 ar6rterpiaen ole bette glr5e-
net iin0, nelde es 9egen Die laitgla.
ne, obcr liter tDOtenOe 9lutoergif.
ing no 8erItopfng berborgebt. Der
&orper miro nit urganiiden @iitcn
alteefilllt, ole ii6 tagtd9lfd in linn
onb1uielt, tpeil es on 2eibesGiinltng
feblt, unS idlieBlid bictet Die gair5e
9lutbabn oas @ilb eirer bon llnrei.
/ nigfeiten iiberiliebenoGn gloafe, Sc.
ren @ifte burd) bic Iberu bis IN
Den Iesten @infel bes &orper5 eiil-
bringen. Gitf Ole friiberen In5ei.
den Der 8%eritopiung, 3. 9. &opf.
id)mer3en, Ippetitloiiafeit, Sdmin.
Del, Sbnmadtsanfdlle. Ser3fIopien.
@attigfeit. II. /. 10, iino Oie idun
iffpereren Spmptome gefolgt, miG
maiieriiidtige @nidDeIlun9en, an
baltenoes arei3tpeb uno nroere Sci.
d)ei, tobtli9er 2eber. 1rt6 Rierenlei,
ben. gber aud bonn nod giebt q
e%ine-eine ein5ige--ar5ellei, Die SiI
fe idaifen, bas 9liit utIo Oas 81
item nod reinigen fam: eben bit
St. BERNARD arGuterpiaen. 2E
Gents. Ilen Ipotbefen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-04
Sine aeididtlide 9eripnlidfcit.

!, Gin Gouriit bemunoert oos @iu.
ieiim eilier ffeinen eduoitunt, 0as
baupti1dIi9 porgei6idtIide Sunoe
ous Sen Iedern rllnoum ertbielt.
Ger 9ortier, eiu bic0erer aderbiir.
ger, mod)te i9lieBlid ben Serrn audi
nod mlf einiee anoere aurioiitlten
auf1nerfiam. - y@ir baben allA Ell.
men Stu6l bon 2itopig areu5ltribl"
bemerfte er ltol5. o2iiopig areli5.
Itrid? @er lit bemn oas?" fra9te
6efremoet ser Souriit. - .@as, beii
fcnnen sic ni6t2 9as mar bod ein
aonig bon Sranfreih? .3os lit
mobl elm Srrtbnml 3eigen Sic mir
BOD, nal Sen Stubll" 1no ltol5
mies Der alte anf einen Stlbl nit
Der Snidrift: n@inlt i'm 8eiise Oes
aonies 9uomigs XI."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-04
Hnnen mir Sincr mn.

Sa ihrenl Gantpf Der 9l1ltreill'
bnltltuq fallen ole meiBen S6rper-
dien I'M @lilt iibcr sic &rarfbeits.
feime b1ltftq 10 idnel, Dob lie nid,t
3erit1rt neroeu f0nlrcn. ailsidlag,
@eidlpiire, @eaento inlb fcin gpprtii
iin0 Die 6olgen. electric 8itters
ioate cam gebrauht mcrOelt sur &c-
.gliIiruno BON MngelL gierclt INN
Ssebcr ols 8lutreiniQer. at oet
belye ghtreiliger, nmi i'd felircg
idreibt Is. l. @llSoDn bon Eracp.
Calf. Miadt rotbes gciunoeS Slut'
itarfe M5rnen lar0 boltt Die @eillnos
heit AM. 8robirt'S. SOC bel al
lem Apotbcfct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-04
Nuftiun!

Der llnierScid,neie ruiro nui ieiner Sarn,,
IA Ylei!cn liioIid bon Wiorrion. am
Samfaa ben 3 ausuit 1911
Iol3cnbeS ~peri6nlid1eo Gi9cnihum ofIenilidl
an ben Nicilibicienoen pcrfauicn: slniuna
nm 8 nbr WiorgenS
3 WiGbrcn. cine mil NobIen, 2 YIcroe. Gins
Elm Sdbrliuo, s NouI, lei, BON 8 bic o Sabre
oIt, / UiduIeirL oil, 3 2iihe, stpci iriid, uno
cine irdd)tis. . yiinoer, cius Gin Sdbrliug.
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S6brIta9e. Sauen, cine trdd)iis. il sdn=
lcr, Z Sdnpeine, ldNrere, = Gtlbifbinner,
Deerin9's, 3 Sarnluoecn, 3 Srills. . Filii
&c, "a Spuige, ) ~&prrpilii9c, l DieituItipa'
tor. l Observation-Disclosures. 2 3abm@9aeu,
/ @ra6m1ber, / !Seuredlcn, 2 Get Top.
pelie pierocaad)lrre, , Get pilu9s6eIdure,
| 6ioet YrcIie. / arpieruer Seiicl, 20 SAT-.
80 y'uid)cl SaIcr, 400 Yuidlel Gprn. in Sol
ben, 10 2onnen otu Comic onberee 0aus.
nno Earm.@erdtb 5n 5%ablrcido UNI ouNeiiibrt
5u luerben.
~9eoinsunaen: Vile Sctrdse bis 5u IS. 90
Goar; iiir 9r6bere 9ctrdre mirb eiu arc
Dit bon y Wlopottn hciuilli9t, 9egeu yiote
nit guier Sid,erbeii.
Collie cS an oein Se9e requiem, oarn fiu,
bet Der Ncrtaui om WiontaS Den lien slng.
itati.
NntinG hneiocr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-04
@iurriiun.

Die epallQl. @creinoe 1T Morri'
ION miro ibr GiesiGbrigeS Walllolts-
IeIt AM naditclt MlittmudI ocn 8.
9llrqiIt, abtoltrn, MD lit Seoer-
mann hermit ber5lida eiltgelaoell
oemIeIbcn b%ei5umoblen.
Die Srls. Steppelntatn, BON Yer.
ger, tporen anl Sonitto9 bier oiil
9eiuf bel 8oe9ers,
+. y. 9edmar, BON GGu Sapeir,
mar ait Sountog bier mtF @ellid).
IS lit nnierc traurigc 8tIi6t bert
Zoo bon @corg Isabel meloen 81
miiIien; oerielbe itarb III leire'
@onatna an 9otsOam, ttadI flir5crI
aranfiein. Die 8eer6islnrg fani
itatt oitf Dem GIarp 6riehbof II
Der GGbc BON Worriion. Yaltol
SueSmcper belt Die @rabroOe.
8aitor g. bon 2anpi mar arl porl
gen Sreiteg III Stolpe uno leitetl
Sen GraiergottesoiGtit beint 9egrot
mis- Ger perltorbetelA 6rl. Safifl'
6robes, pcld,e in Ser 8obinlnJ boz
Sobn Grni, in Stolpe. i'm Ilter bon
40 Sabren beritah.
Senrp @iele rnb @attin limo lei
Eienstaa Der porigem @ofe 81
itolsen Better eines biiblden flei
ilen M1ohens. tpo5n mir belterl!
Slid miinifen.
5ram Sauiih urtS oeren Sinner
Ga1tl mo @crtruoe. iparen al
Sonutog bier, 8Gll beeab lid pol
bier aus mieoer nod ct. Soiis
lad fciner arbeitsItele.
@on pergeiie nid)t Die gnftio.
bel Martini Sdneiher, MidJltc
S@mStoe, ioipie ferner &ie anftio.
bel Sermart Stefiet, an nidIte
Ncudtag, Oer s. ailgiilt.
&aitor Sueomeber, BON Serinani
~Itattete am Snntstag ieirpem bieiige
ImtSbrnSer, 3altor 2onpi, einen 9
iub ab.
gm Sonntog g(beno ftloet in Sc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-04
Mnhipn.

Tie llH,erscidlr Gle iuuto ouf ibrrm slrluer
len an Der Sd,ieicr's pronid), am
g omStoa ben 10 Aus. 1911.
iolsenocS periabnIid)eS Gisenibum oTierilid
ON ben Wleiitbicieuoen pc:tnnieu:
II SGcinI. fer, d 20o bio 600 t5uu. Gin'
Ansabl SUer dno tleinere S6Ilcr, / Ypcin
pleIis, l EroubcnmiihIc, / 9rufpunpe mnc
5dlduF Re, i TiItrier glpparat, Sine gInsob
Hrebncn, etc. = WoaScn, l asilus. / Gulti
pa'o-, | Gsec. lolpie 5ahIrcide anbere Sc
ratbftaIten. geee IN better Or nun9.
glnfdr9 Der 2utiiou un boIy { lib
glor9cnS
Yccin9unset Yaar.
Srdp Sec. Uiuettcr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-04
SanfIaanne.

Wcinen beralitIteu Cant hermit alien
QerluGnbten. yiodhborn uno Nrcunocn met
die mir. anIabIid, Der Grautbclt NM oeS
Sooee mcineS inuiait 0cIlcbtcn ScbueS.
1ocoh Sanlor. bilir,id, aur Geiie itanocn
uno ihrc Sbeinnhmc beipirien. Sorsbtion'
oerer 3anf 9ebiihri oot allen. 2ori6 9uoii
uno ociien Somilic iiiy c~r>uieIrn SheiInntmc
uub SiebcSoieuite IN oieien Sturoen oei
priihlug uno feS Shmer1eS SieidlfalS
bcionbern 9ont ben Observation-Disclosures. inipic
aud, 6errn lso'toryiieoeruutb iur lie er9rci-
ienoen BCr,c oeS IrpiicS. ,uelule er am
Srnbc ecS 8eriior6enen ~9eiprodleu hot,
Der trauernbe Batcr
W. 3. Ia y or.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-04

cinas elm @eg aefpfcien iporOen, Der
ithr aanabar III fem ideint. Ger rrl.
iiid,e @eoloee 8uiionop empfabl ben
eliropoiihen S6iifern i'm Spatiom.
n.er norolid Inn 0omoja Seullia ber'
Inn srr Miinoung Der meitiibirii6en
Strome All iabren. neil bort trps Der
boben aeograpbiiden 9reite Die Sis.
py%rbdltniiie infolge Der @irfnng oes
GoliItroms nngleih giinitiger iein iol.
len ais i'm .@isfeIlcr" Oes aariid)en
Mleeres,
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biciigcn euangl. Stride @otteSNienit
Itatt.
Srou s. Gubrortillet lit0 &i1lber,
lpeIde bei s. s. Gangbea ouf Be
iuh gapeiei moren, lirto mieber nod
ct, 2ultis 8nriif Hefebrt.
hilbert Ginne beiitloet iidJ leiber
All Der G%ralfenlilte; mir pilnId)en
oaber raide 9eiierung.
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Sin Slinoer

beballptet bon elmer Game, Die eben
aus Dem 3immer gegnngen mar, lie
babe lebr id0ne SABINE. ga oies nm
wirflid Der Sail war, 10 mar man
iebr besierig 5n boren, aui pelde
8eiie er troy iciner 9linobeit bieie
@ntoedung oerlod,t babe. .gtim",
iagtc er, i'd borte iie fortmabreuo
laden, lnO oo ih feline llriod)e babe,
lie fiir cine R6rrin 81 balten, muB
i'd annebmen, ouB lie mr. ibre
idonen 3Gbne aeiaen pollte."
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8ianp,8 arenin.

Sd babe in Der lIdbe BON Germann Elm
piano ipeldleS nur menig scbraudli II. I'm
bic 9oiteu Der Yerpadma uuo bes slsr.
taibieS gu iparcn, ipiinid)e id baiieIbe bilis
fir 0aar ober ami monoilld)e abId,loass
3ablunaen bon S.. 90 an %pertauien.
Dian penoe iidl brieIlid, an,
6. N. 81 oIlacc,
Smitb & Yarne Tiaro 50.
Ghieoao, 81
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Nene 4n5eigen
ger(anat.

Sesermalalapelder Roibe Sober 9foiica
sebroud)t, orer init oenielben ban6eli; sn
luiiirn baB mir iebt iini uno 5tpanais tan.
ieno pioiteu bier ouf ben S~eiiengeIeiIeu Der
SriSco unb Der DO. pac. 9abuen baben.
aGir boben cieIe Yfciien runb mo bebauen.
4 5citen, bon 6 SuB bis au 20 ssuB lang,
ioruie bon = 3oa an Der Spibe. bis AZ 10
3plI on Der Spibe. Stir fonnen ir9eno
eitcn sluitros ousIiibren. edreibt Iiir
III lere prciSliIte.
). ponabafsr&S o.
Gurefo, Wlo.
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GiGia 81 pertanien.
8u ucrtauien.

Sine id)6ne Karin BON t6l gdcr. 81
glder nniet SuItur, S~cramniscc NobnbauO.
srobe ncue Sd)cucr, nebit Stallupg mb
yiebengcbluoe, SGbidcr Sbiiaorten ionic
W'einber9 nit roo tragbor,n etpten,
idmmtltdl quite Sorter; audi orei YaitureS,
init Woiier per'eben. uno geie 3iIte,ne beim
5auc, Z Dieilcn bon cermauu. an Der
Hirit Srecf Ronb, nabe aeirs Stcre. l Diei.
lie pon Der Stule. uno W Yl,i,e bon Birdie.
Shmieoe, uro Store. Hcotn9un9en literal.
Souls 8peidel.