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Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06
BASEBALL NOTES.

It IS said the Brooklyn club has sold 22 players to minor league clubs for s2S.30o.
 Roy Thomas, the ex-Quaker, will captain and play for the, independ- ent team at Cape May. N. l.. this season.
 The Memphis team is playing classy ball this spring and putting he bee on the major lesguers as easy as that
 Harold Janvrin's Boston high school friends will present him with a gold watch, when the Red Sox play Harvard.
 Bender. Coombs. Plank. Morgan. l;nssell and Collamore have been picked by Connie Mack 50 compose the pitching staff of the Athletics.
 Mike Donlin, the former Giant. is coming back. Mike plans to run a semi-professional team in Brooklyn after the close of his theatrical engagement.
 Billy, Bannon, who has recently appointed an umpire in the east ern league. is a brother of three well known hall players. Tom. Beo. and Jim.
 The Highlanders. under the direc- ton of Manager Hal Chase, have been playing good ball and look lt for the grand opening game with the Athletics.
 According to the Eastern League schedule the Providence team will jump from Providence to Toronto, a distance of 59s miles, three times during the coming season
 Tuck Turner sf ,ise Cleveland team says that he would quit the game if he were fixed financially to live in comfort Tuck" has been troubled with a lame arm for several seasons.
 If Pitcher Jesse Baker can keep bis fog bail" travelling this season. as i: is breaking at the present time, he White Sox will be there. or knocking at the door, when the remnants are handed out
 Manager Jimmy McAleer Of the Washington team, says he has the greatest bunch of catchers in the world After you take a slant a. Gabby" street. Eddie Ainsmith and John Henry you will understand why Jim is so chesty.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06
Some Classy Horse Flesh.

A handsome Percheron stallion. imported by the Warren ranch from a Kansas stock farm, is being much admired by lovers of horses in the Warren district. The animal weighs aver 1900 pounds and is coal black This breed of horse is said to be the best for draft purposes and has prov en very popular on the big ranches of the west and is finding popularity in the south also They are also call ed Percheron-Norman horses; the breed originated in Perche, France The Percheron's name is Booker, jr., and NJ. E. Bright. manager of the Warren ranch, feels as proud of him as Booker looks to be Of himself.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06
HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT.
When if is Free of pandruff 1t Grows
 LuxuriaHtIy.

Hair preparations and dandruf cures, as a rule. are sticky or irritat ing affairs that do no earthly good. Hair. when not diseased. grows mt urally. iuxuriantly Dandruff is the cause of nine tenths of all hair troub le. and dandruff is caused by a germ. The only way to cure dandrun is to Kill the germ: and. so far, the only hair preparation that will positively destroy the germ is Newbro's Herpi cide-absolutely harmless. free from grease. sediment, dye matter or dan serous drugs It ailays itching in stantiy: makes hair glossy and soft as silk. Destroy the cause, you remove the effect Sold by leading druggists. Send l0c for sample 10 Inc lIerpicide Co, Detroit, Mich. ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES cUARAN.
 FEED.
 Ei-CEE cRUe co. Special Agents.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06
Farewell Party.

A farewell party was given Tues day evening to Miss Ruth IIender son by her friends. Miss Tender son will leave this afternoon for San Diego, Cal. Among those pres ent were: Misses Rose Horwitz, Annie Scott, Maggie Caretto. Eliza beth Bailey. Linnie Wolschlegel. Myrtle Dunn. Edith West, Bessie Gill. Ethel Hancock. Bertha Rob erts. George Hanniger, Emil Yoakum Ralph Brown. George Medigovich,
 Palmer Beckwith, Harry Gillespie. Harry Crocket, Harry Summers, Hogan Elliot, Theodore Krigbaum, Will Wilson and Herbert Wildman.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06
Memhesshlp campaian.

The '. M- C. A. is planning an extensive membership campaign. Prizes will be given to the member getting the largest number oi addi. ticndl members. Already Ar. John c. Greenway has offered a Vyinches ts, rife O. ihe latest pat: ,:n f1r one of the pri'e5 and ano.hcr prize win be gold watch. Otter prizes will be announced soon
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06
". o. ". ATTENTION.

Farewell banquet to Geo. F. i5lack. Monday April 10. Fair Hall. Organizer Lyons will be guest. Don't faif tO come.
 GEO. F. cCBBE. C. C.
 C. \. THOMAS. Clerk. ss3.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06
pirectors Meet.

The board of directors of the Young Mems Christian association met at the association building Tues day evening in regular session. The matter of the Y. NJ. c. A. Cha tuqua was referred to ,he board and they turned it down on the ground that this Is the wrong sea son of the year for such an under taking. fearing that on this account i. would be a losing venture After the business session the members of the board were entertained by the secretary at lunch.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06
Drink Made Him Crazy.

Fenton Mc2anna. a miner was ar. rested on the charge of being drunk and fined S750. When he was taken before Judge T. D. Bur dick for trial. But 1t took longer than it takes to tell 1t to arrest him. l; took five men besides the officer to get McCanna to jail. He came to Bisbee recently rom Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06
Visits Friends Here.

Mrs. E. E. Fruits. of Bakerville. Cal, is the guest of Mrs. Mark P. Johns. at Warren She will later go to Courtland to be the guest of her parents, Judge and Mrs. Grier
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06
COPPER QUEEN DANCE.

The Copper Queen Band will give a dance Easter Monday, April IT. at the Lowell club. Everybody come. St.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06
Railroad Man Here.

E. A Macon. representing the home. following brief stay here Southern Pacific, with headquarters ct Tucson, left yesterday for his home, following a brief stay here on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06
Missionary in City.

Rev. ". W. White, territorial evangelist for the Baptist conven- ton of Arizona. was in Bisbee yes terday. the guest of Rev. J. W Epperly. pastor Of the Baptisr church
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06
Old Favorite Marries.

A news dispatch from San Dieyu, Cal. tells of the marriage Of Miss Genevieve De Lacour, an old fav. orite on the orpheum stage, to Frank II. Bennett. of Phoenix, Ariz. The romance began when the com. pany in which Miss De Laeour play cd. was at Phoenix several months ago and terminated at San Diego last week when they were married
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06

n-aaaization of Territorial associa f''u for furtherance Coed Roads is fsri1c attention All parts of Ari e"~7 cooperating for success. Gov c-iso- will c7ll meeting in .-ri.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06

The Cuss haven. started aaf for e-t fires by theiF G!ayins so far iti1 spring.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06
Cay Neus in Brief
Back from Trip.

Back from Trip.
 Mrs. J. W. Epperly. who was called east several weeks ago by news of the death of her father. returned to Bisbee yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06

W. II. Forbes, of Fl Paso lief. yesterday for the west. following Q brief stay here.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06

Col. A. D. Nanney. of Douglas, passed through Bisbee yesterday on his way to Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06
Personal Mention

Clarence Krinbill returned from Douglas yesterday
The evening world., 1911-05-08

Take It from Mr.. Wooster. on his
word ms a British gentleman. hat Jack
jumped right In after his feline friend
and grabbed her by the neck AZ she
was Nept down stream Tho two were
sinking. when some native boatmen
grabbed the dog. broke his hold on the
cat and pulled him into their BOAT. 1t ~
against the procepts OF the Mohamme-
dan faith for a true believer to touch a
cat.
SO Bully passed on and Jack II GO
Ing to receive n silver collar. the order
for which has Just been sem to one OF
the leading London jewellers" On the
way back n terrihc storm was en-
countered on April 20 and Ave live
sheep. kept for the use OF the Lascar
crew. were washed overheard. The
Lascars. being true believers also. will
eat no meat except the flesh OF sheep,
and they insist upon killing the animals
themselves with religious ceremony.
The Kasenga will be IN port at least
n month. Mr.. Wooster IL IN fine form,
his creative Imagination IL extremely
active and the supcrcargo's typewriter
has been well oiled and furnished with
u new ribbon. This IL merely "A gentle
hint for magazine editors Ia search OF
some good sea tales.
The evening world., 1911-05-08
GERMANY WARNS
FRANCE ON NEW
MOROCCAN MOVE
Dangerous Consequences
Likely to Follow Occupation
of Fee by French Troops.

SrRASSBCRG. Aisace-L Lorraine. May
S.-Emperor william left to-day for a
general inspection OF the fortresses on
the French frontier. In view Of the fact
that Germany has warned France
against occupying Fee In Morocco, his
action Is regarded as significant.
BERLIN. May s.-Germany has warned
France OF the dangerous consequence
which would bo likely 10 follow the oc-
cupatlon Of Fez by French troops. Fur
thor than this the Government has
taken no step, although watching de-
relopments In Morocco very closely.
There - 10 truth In the rumor pub
lished tnis morning that Germany had
decided 10 send three cruisers to Mo-
roccan waters In order to display the
flag at Casablanca. Rabst. Mogador and
FL Araish.
In view OF the hint from Berlin, Il 10
believed here that the French flying col
umn from the southwest which has been
hurrying to the relief OF Fee viii be
halted outside the capital.
TANGIER. Morocco. May s. 800 The
French, British and Austrian Cousuis
received advices from Fec to-day. The
messages are OF n poSsimistic character.
The dispatches received state that Col.
The evening world., 1911-05-08
LACE BEDECKED NIGHTCAP
ON STATUE OF SHERIDAN.
Ornate Garment With Baby Blue
Ribbons Also in Evidence
Police Make Search.

WASHINGTON. May s.-Startlinr al
ways to the bcholder because OF it,
representation Of lie and action so un-
common In the ordinary military statue.
that OF Gen. Phil Sheridan In Sheridan
Circle. arrested the eye OF the observer
even more quickly han usual early
to-day.
Above the front Of Mars" rested n
lace-bedecked nightcap. which lifted
very well as the sculptor had portrayed
the famous general with horse suddenly
checked by the riders left hand while
the right swept eatrh ward. holding his
wldc-brimmed hat. Thrown about the
bronze shoulders vas an ornate garment
lavlshly adorned with lace insertion and
narrow ribbon OF baby blue. The police
are looking for the Decorators.
The evening world., 1911-05-08

tho ship was tied M In Calcutta. but
m~iscalcuiated the distance and fell into
the swift currents Of the Hoogly. which
are notoriousiy rapid.
The evening world., 1911-05-08
MODERN S|NDBAp
RECORDS WONDERS
Of SHIPS CRUISE
Chief Officer of the Kasenga
Dashes Of Tale of Thrill
ing Adventures.
ESCAPE FROM PIRATES.
Captain Killed Risks
Life for Cat-Capture
of Springbok.
ESCAPE FROM PIRATES.

A new rival 10 W. w. jacobs and
Joseph Conrad In the field. lie 10
Chief oficer William Wooster. OF the
rusty and somewhat battered tramp
steamer Kasenga. just In from a SIX
months taunt In nearly all the seven
seas. Just as the kasenga was slipping
through the waters OF the upper bay
WAR the Bush docks. South Brooklyn.
the supercargo was grinding out on
the ships typewriter the last
OF Mr.. Wooster's account Of the voyage.
us some story n the chief officer
wal too modest TO smile pleasantly
when an Evening World reporter COM
pimeated him upon his graphs powers
Of description.
Just Knocked II on at odd Intervals"
he said. We've been looking at lfe
from some strange angles In the last
sx months and / Just couldn't help re-
oordins . few Impressions"
Hos Headline Writer.
The starts out In a manner
wh&ch led the reporter to suggest that
possibly. perhaps. maybe. once on a
tuae the chief officer had worked on a
newspaper and had been In the ha bit OF
dashing on n few hot headlines to
catch tho next edition. but he denied
the soft Impeachment and sad that,
man and boy. he'd never done any
thing else except sail the seas and
curse the llvers out of r~ascalIy and
constitutionally lazy lAascar crows"
here are the 'all-cap' headlines
which top the story OF the K~asenga's
~meanderings In the Orient and the
strange adventures OF her crew:
STEAMERS CREW TELL OF
THRILLING EXPERIENCES
ON SAND BANK.
ATTEMPTED ASSAULT BY PIRATES
FRUSTRATED.
SHIPS DOG ATTEMPTS GALLANT
RESCUE OF CAT IN THE
g,sA.i RIVER HooGLY.
CANINE PRESENTED WITH SILL
YER COLLAR BY ADMIR-
ING CREW.
ny way OF ~ eludo II might be mem
toned that the kasenga belongs to the
Bucknall steamship Lanes. Ltd. and flies
the British nag. She left this port Nov.
~ last, loaded with mules and horses
for sou,b AfrIca Aft.r d,sch.r,I,,
~. ,m,. ~, @. r.. -
~"po Ao"" NV 'u'
up ,he East AFRICAN coast meeting win
various adventures and m~lsadventures.
and finally wound up at Calcutta. where
she o on the bul.S OF her cargo.
consisting of lutte. rubber. cocoanrt oil
and snices. sha nIcked I'm SOM NOR.
80 ~, cu,ans -, a" -
' N's'o"' y" '"'"
snppeu oacN 10 httle oIu New YORK en-
couhierlns a furious storm en- route
Her cargo has an estimated value of
between Sl.JO0,O 90 and 81. 0oO, ZOO.
Tn. eir,, Mi,h,,
- . r
"" "''s""p "0'u'le" enor''s
at'sr the SNIP doched AT cape Town
Her captain "A. W. Dobbs. incidentally
stepped into an elevate shaft In the
building occupied by the company's OFF,
oes and wa Instantly killed. Capt. Met
caife succeeded him. From Cane Town
the Kasensa started I'M ,he Eas, ART.
car co.., -, Ch,., oc..r voa.,.,
80. :. 80. a.. ~ a,,s 80"
=" "' "'D' '''"
Attor oisCnhfBlng cargo ~ = reW
The evening world., 1911-05-08
W AND MINE OWNER
KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT

DENVER. Col. A.ay s.-Edmund
Richardson. who was one OF the attor-
neys for the defense In the Meyer and
Haywood trial. and Horace Grandeli
OF Mount, Vernon. n. Y. "A wealthy
mine owner. with large interests In this
state, were killed near Louisville June
ton, .wenty miles north OF here yes
terday. when AN automobile In which
they were riding plunged down an en-
bankment.
Mrs. Richardson. her two children and
q friend escaped injury.
The evening world., 1911-05-08
%. Altn1at1 & On.

BLANKET COMFORTABLES, BEDSPREADS. MUSLIN
SHEETS N PILLOW CASES.
AT ESPECIALLY LOW PRICES FOR TOMORROW TUESDAY,.
BLANKETS, SUMNER OR MEDIUM WEIGHT. PERPAIR. $500 a40
CoMFoRTABES PLAIN BORDERS EACH. $3.50
BEDSpREADS. SATIN FINISH EACH. SIS
CROCHET BEDsPREADs . EACH. S6al65
MUSLIN SHEETS EACH. 6e. TO $l05
MUSLIN SHEETS. HEMSTITCfED EACH $l05 q 10
MUSLIN PILLOW CASES EACH l8a TO Doc
MUSLIN PILLOW CASES HEMsrlTCiED FAcH. 2cr 2c &32a
ytih Assuu. 9th snn 18Th 1trrsfs. Nrm Vnrt.
The evening world., 1911-05-08
NAVAL OFFICERS VALET
DETAINED AS A LEPER.
Brought From the Philippines He
Is Now in Washington Pest
Iouse-May BE Sent Home.

WASHINGTON. May Sin a post
house OF the District of Columbia Is
Anacieto Palabay. young Filipino. lie
is n lcper. some months ago he cane
to this country as the valet OF a naval
officer of high rank. whose name has
been carefully concealed
Manuel l.. Quezon. Resident Commits
sioner from tho Philippines. has taken
up P~aiabay's case. The COMMISSIONS
Ia trying to arrange some plan OF
transportation which will enable the
young Filipino to get back to his rela-
tlvcs and friends.
The evening world., 1911-05-08
wife In Mount Vernon Learns Of
Granaeld's Death.

a brief despatch telling OF tho death
of Horace Granheld near Louisville
Junction. Col. was received by Mrs.
Cranfie,d In Mt. Vernon last night. Be-
yond the statement that MIR. Granted :
business necessitated hts making FREE
uuent Traps To Colorado. Mrs. Granield
was unable to discuss her husband.
death or what disposition would be
made OF his body. She had wired West
she said for details OF the accident.
The evening world., 1911-05-08
Wom,u Vun Over IL DytuG,

Mrs. Sarah kett. sixty-hve, OF No. liz
South Second street. Brooklyn. u dying
at her home from Injuries received
wnen knoc~ed down and run over by .
runabout OF the Fire Insurance Salvage
Corps. driven by Capt. Henry eastman.
The accident occurred at Berry and
South First streets.
The evening world., 1911-05-08

Brulard', relief expedition Is stiil close
10 FL Knitra. che French advance be-
ing barely thirty miles beyond Rabat.
This column was expected to reach Ell
Knitra or May | and to make the in
tervenlng 100 miles TO Fez by forced
marches not later than last Saturday.
The evening world., 1911-05-08

automobile tomorrow morning. He
Will devote all tomorrow to the work
OF Inspection. President strauss Of the
Board of Water Supply and Commits
sioner Thompson will accompany the
The evening world., 1911-05-08
GAyN0R NOW TO INSPECT
THE CATSKlLl AQUEDUCT,
viii Spend All Of Tomorrow
Going Over the Route in an
Automobile

Before making public the Impressions
gained by his inspection Of the Croton
water systom last Friday. when he saw
tho greatly depleted supply OF water
on storage. Mayor Gaynor Is to make a
trip .over the Catskill aqueduct system.
He leaves tonight for the sta rtins
point so as to got away early In an
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22
Sic Gintfriluns ocS Hfcin$.

DIR gfcjr, Der I0 ionIt elmer 10 6obn G41Bung
in ~QeIurmt}n o%eutiden GciNesIebcn e%rir:ut, bat in Der
Di1enIGdft in einem Puatte btsGer cine ~anffGItge gu
r~iidIeBung trfabren. Dian 0at c5 nGmIih aut in Der
oafir GIL meiiten Oerantlportlihen Geographic nidt fir
noting gebulen, lid duf cine Dem 8eien mad ridtige
Gins6.i(uuq oteits Stromeebieh& 3u einigen. @aeroin95
ais pes reulidtn Gtrors rar excellence bic Gtulo.
8.nu nan BON SberrbtiG Ipridt, 10 Hctnt man in
0eutItlanO Oamit Die Gtrede BON Saiel bis Wotnj,
~uibrtuo e5 bod IonIt in alien 6Glen iibltd 1T, ben
O6erlauf zines 5luTe3 ron Ierer Quele an gu rednen.
G4 gie6t alto N Der Geographic geluiiermoBen 5pci Ses
Qriffc res Oterrb:in5, oertl elmer uuf 9euti@lano be-
IhrGrtt. Der anOcrc in Ger SAweia 9elegen lit. Sener
9uiiaIun9 eatlpre4enO gilt aS IRittelrbein Der Sauf
cttpa 5lpiIhen Main5 lno Som poer &0ln, moran fib
ounn Der l~lntsrrbein Bis sur WItnoung aHitlebt. gs
,oiro IhtUer Itn, Oi:ien Sprah9ebruut ourt eiren unoes
rem Su tyiebcn. Der ben i%ontiqen @etppGnGcjten uno ma
tirltden Scbin9ungen 6e1cr Rehnung trGgt. benin er 1T
Iton in 5ablreihs anbeye ytUrtn iitcrScQangcu. geis
Ipielaueiie lpiro ous rom Hbein 3ptiden Daoeu >np
So GtIut buyfIloiIene @ebiet tets ua Die o6srr9ejniIhe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22
Gin BabJbr der fur das deNiIfe
lied.

Munarer ". 8. SanIoa, ebef bes belannteu &Ous
5ertsgursdus, nimrt i'm Wtuiltleben Der Uerstnigten
Staaten cine gang beroprru9enoe Stelung Elm. Seuti1e
&Iltur, tueltr Gnriide 8ilbung uno Elm SdaB reiferG rs
tabrung auf Gem &on3ertgebict aller Serren GGntet j:i9)s
nn ben ~da9erein %belie6ten, iopialsn Serrn aus.
ToT oeutId Stanoplntte aus teIeben, 1T 9errn
$o1nIoRs Sbdtt9eit BON gang ~beIonOcrer Wthti9tett.
Oenn er lit pirtlit ais Der 9ubnbreter fir oas beutIfe
Steo auf Der GmerttanilAe &on5ertbibne 81 %tetradten.
Nls 'oetr 9anipn Dor nun bier Sdbrer tclUnnt
l1dcle, tdB CT ben in Seutlhlano perg0ttetten, bier 3u
Sanoe 9dnSlidl unbefannteu Qie0erIdn0er Quopiq Wiu>
nr nab Nmtrita brtn9en ipolt2, Inn fir oeutife NIB
amerhdriIde 3u60rerI6dften nur dWs rein bcutihe1
Nerten %beIte1srloe GteoersQ6enoe 81 geben, oa lGfelle
mand %erfabrercr Wtdnager un0 &on5ertbeiuber nlitleiDig.
Iber 9anions raitIoIcr unergie, Der ~oli6enOen 9eoeiItes
rung ocs Wfarne5 fir oas ueutide &ico, gelang e5, niht
rur fir 8Dllllncr 8abn 5u breden rnb wn0laublide finans
iielc uno ttn1tlertlde @rfOlce gu e~r3i,len, ionberu BEN
ocut4en Gtcoe gum n behritt:nea Siege bi ben 4ueris
tanern, Iotpis gu crreutem SntereTIe lei ben GeutIds9 (mez
ritanern 81 u~erelfcn.
GS lit 9errl 0lniOn in erIter Ginie Su peroanter,
Dab Uuf Suoipig gBiiuner bi'le unOsre Sitter pes b,utifen
Gte0eribaBc& fOlgen tonnttn uuo fir iA uno ibrc Gunit
dTerudntihe @etScn, Obrcn. unb niht gu r~ergeTen
3aihcn often %ianc*a. Der l.Be oieer Qmerifafabrcr
1T 2uopi9 @eb aus Wtinden, Der bis sum Stunt oss
nd0fen Sa3reS i'm Gdubc ~teidditiqt ien lpirb. SIN
0anion iGen Bureau ipeIt bic cutite Stunt cine erie
9toas. GiajQc Der crfcn reutihen NpernItrne bes Mas
%tropOljtan OperrbanIc5, ME Marie Hoppolb, MarQaretGc
Wtabsnduer, 9enrjette @algfielb, Iehen unter 0lniou'3
2eitun9.
9ud) rur Die qroBen SdnaerFeIte in Milipautse,
Seattle, Grte, ga, L. l. 10, fat 6err 6anion bic Idmnts
libtn soliItsn 8%eIcfer,, unb e5 lit tuo4l al5un:9men, taB
9r BET ben t%oHrenben Teitcn in ct. qGul uno PGilus
oelphto Q9l2J tart p]ertretcn fem lorO.
Die Butter uno i5re gercitung 1T in Gtrbien
fat u~nbe!annt.
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@eIebporlagcn ourh bic Qedi8loturcu ron Ncp Yort pr2
Nelp SericD. Iopie burd1 Den Son ,rb 81 r]srpdnttn g.
tpeIen, iUclHc aus Dem tanqgcitredttn 0tt@t Der 9oIiioosn
einen NationaIpart itufea, limo MI rum 6eifub Is
aui Idn g~etreiben, bb in Qbunp DOR jp;i 5aDrcn ii!
Rehte pon Roturpdrt@ .iellAaIttn in or W.iis c]rlo:tttrt
ipuroeu, coB gEuturia0uhtit'n in Staot! y(:to BORT 9t9ta
Gingrific ium 3tpeds mote;i:lcr Nus12l!gN9 9ei.Mib'
rpercen.
0err MprIe 1T Don 9ruf 9Iopoiot. Dor etpo 80
Sabren in Roh,ier ais Nahiomme otter lt,ucngiGnor
;5amitien geboren, beiuhte er RE portiGe laip.riitdt uno
6eQub Th oanu mlGrert Sabre ali HeHrN. Nan Istnr
Riittcbr lponOh er ih O:m Stuorln Der Jurisqrlo:l}
bic er felt Ieiner leb:rIeOluug nah Ncu 9ort i'm Sabre
1888 bier in go. 10 @u0 Gtrcat alsiJt. 1886 Der.
beirotGctc or I6 nit FRI. 4belaice g. Gcot BON Seneca
SAILS. Gr lit Tin GuBerIt t]aGtiQes ltitQl,O Der G,en;.
Qnb Siitoric YrsIsrpation Soctetp" unO IreiiIQ ]pc5j'nigiN
&Ommjttces bCrIcItcn, Gem BIZ GrhaInrQ rex &jghlaro*
bcS 0uoion o6Iegt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

Siefe6ene b%e3eidnet. gm eeiten bat Ell SorIhlag, Der
auI ben bisberigen Sraud mad M0gIthteit Riittft
nimmt. cine @usIiht auf @niubme. uno einen ioIhen
duBert MtOro5iol. ST nil ben Oberrbsin %,tngefGbr in
ieiner bisberigen @ritredunQ, b. 3. bon Suie l bis Singer,
refnen, ounn ZEN Mittelrfein BON 9in9en bis Bonn, ben
Rieosrrbein ton Bonn %ablpdrts. Der Qbidnitt ron Der
Quele biz 8u'el pGre ounn ais Sofrbein gu be3eifnen.
0iefe Gintbeilun9 bat audi ben 8pr3us. oab lie iit an
ole n%dtiirltfen @erbGltniTe Der SbalItreden anlebnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

Gin portrtfftjdc& Mittel. 6err Gi@2a
Grit aft Der StraBe dniprehcno): y&b, better Ser
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tuum mob Iortbeptgen Tor Matti9lett. Sa9en Sic mir
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