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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-09
USED DOGS HAIRS
 IN CONTEMPLATING

Chicago, December S.-The fine silky hairs of collie dog were used to reproduce the threaded paper in gov ernment bills used by Albert Leon. counterfciter who with Rudolph Swan son and Fred Marneek were arrested several weeks ago The men were in dicted for conspiracy by federal grard jury today. They had been previously indicted for counterfeiting.
 In the insertion of the threaded lines 'Leon's bank notes proved a puzzle even fer the secret service men who fol- lowed them hundreds of miles, arrest cd them and gained evidence which they said was sufficient to convict. Leon today revealed the secret. An analysis of the notes by goyernment experts proved the statement true.
 '.,rhe insertion of the silk fibre pug zled us a long time,' said Leon. I've finally stole dog belonging to a man with whom we boarded in Los Angeles. We killed the dog and took the finest hair and worked it between the papers until it could not be told from the note paper"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-09

h dit qu ntprr The ab di warriors rp o al er an a careful consider tcdda fol % in the t ho oHra Tep | in he hand rk kspklm r
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-09

Rev M K Thornton will deliver a special sermon to the Pythian lodge at II o'clock Sunday morning at the First Baptist church. All members Of the lodge are requested to meet at the nall at 10:30 o'clock and march to the church in q body.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-09
EMPLOYERS TAKE
 CARE OF THEMSELVES

Minneapolis, 'Minn., December S.-''The United States steel company forces it's employees to take care of themselves" de- clared R. J. Young chairman of the safety commission of that corporation at the session here tonight of the industrial conference.
 Safety of employees is assured by coy ering all moving machinery parts and c~eatng committees in all departments to watch the condition of the machinery. As q further incentive, buttons with the motto, Boost for safety are given to employees passing the safety rule book test with a high grade"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-09

tive in the south and especially in thi section This question will be brought up before the Truck Growers associa- ton.
 In the city court the day was taken up with the case of Price Withers vs. Jefferson Real Estate and Loan company for $10OO damages for false Imprisonment. A number of witnesses were examined and at 5 o'clock court adjourned until to- morrow morning.
 The following suit was filed this morn ing: Crotwell Bros. Lumber Co. vs. J. M. Parsons, to collect disputed account of $311 .25.
 The fire department made three runs today. One to Guarantee Tailoring com pany to Eighth alley and Twenty-fourth street and one to Berllley avenue and Twentieth street, where Mayor l. A.. Lewis house vas on fire. The damage to all three was slight.
 At the meeting of Jonesboro camp, Woodmen of the World No. 376, last night R. s. Moon was initiated and the follow ing officers for the ensuing year were clected H. A. Glosson, consul comman- der; w. T. Loveless, advisor lieutenant; J. T. Vaughan, banker; A. F. Kreitch- man. clerk; E. H. McCorkle, escort; ll. A. Ward, watchman; Berney Martin, sentry; Dr. J. 8. Winters. physician; R. S. Moon and WIT. Loveless. managers for three . years.
 
 | The Ladies' Aid and Relief society of Feeders will open a bazaar Tuesday morn ing, December P, at Hueys Furniture store. on Third avenue, and will continue three days. A splendid line of hand dressed dolls, in addition to the beautiful display of fancy work of all kinds, will be shown. The proceeds of the bazar will go to the relief work of the organ ization.
 The missionary institute of the Bes- semer district, which was held at Pratt City, was presided over by Mrs. Echols, secretary for the district. Mrs J. r. .sturdivant read a very interesting pa perA "The Auxiliary as a Means or Promoting Spiritual Growth" Those at tending from BesSemer were Mrs. ]. r. Sturdivant and Mrs. Frances Herren.
 The Christian Work CTS of the Chris tian church, who are serving meals in the vacant store on Second avenue re- tween Nineteenth and Twentieth streets. will serve a turkey dinner Sat urday at the noon hour and an oyster supper Saturday night. The proceeds will go to the Christian church.
 Rev M. K. Thornton will deliver a special sermon to the Pythian lodge at II o'clock Sunday morning at the First Baptist church. All members Of the lodge are requested to meet at the hall at 10:30 o'clock and march to the church in body.
 Miss Monie Lacey, IS years of age, died this morning at the Robinson hos pital where she was operated veg terday. The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon at ? o'clock at the Woodland Park church, Rev. J. w. Aiken and Rev. $. R. West officiating. Interments will take place at Martin cemetery. Miss Lacey is survived by q mother ana father, three sisters and two brothers. The pallbearers will be
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-09

The Christian Work CTS of the Chris tian church, who are serving meals in the vacant store on Second avenue be- tween Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, will serve a turkey dinner Sat urday at the noon hour and an oyster supper Saturday night The proceeds will go to the Christian church.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-09
Insurance Suit Dismissed

of Mrs. Florence L. Fugazzi- Atkins former actress against the Mutual Life Insurance company of New York in which the plaintiff sought to secure insurance in the sum of $30,09S on the life of Dr. Louis Atkins of Chi oago, who was killed last year by be. ing shot, was dismissed today in the United States district court here. Mrs Fugazzi- Atkins claimed to be the com mon law wife of the deceased. The pol icy was alleged to have been drawn in her favor. The entry for dismissal came after compromise had been effected between the estate of Atkins and the plaintiff.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-09

Howard Lacey Homer Lacey, Peyton 1 snow, Hewitt Snow, pr. P. E. Gwin
 and J. C. B. Gwin. Jacobs & Sons in charge of funeral. | Mrs. R. w. Simpson was the hostess this afternoon when she entertained the Matrons club at her beautiful home on Berllley avenue. The hall and parlor where the five tables were placed were decorated for the occasion with ferns, palms and yellow chrysanthe- nuns.
 No prizes were given. After the games delightful salad course was served.
 Robert Stein is ill at his home on Nineteenth street. Miss Kathleen Connif of Birming- ham is the guest of friends in the city. Jim Goodson of Lipscomb has re- turned from Cincinnati.
 The many friends of Mrs. H. II. Wal ler will regret to learn she was car Tied to the Robinson hospital, where she underwent an operation. | l. w. Rouzer left yesterday for Thom- asville, Ga.
 Mrs. Nail of Lincoln, Ala, is the guest of Mrs. Sam Parsons. Mrs Nail
 was called to the city by the death of Mrs. J. H. Parsons. Joe Burgin, who was operated on n Weeh dSo at tiie 1toDlHSOn nOSpltal, Was taken to his home in Brighton yes- .erday.
 T. D. Lewis is in Greenville on bus mess.
 Mrs J. E. Wright has as her guest Mrs w. P. McGlawn of Montevallo
 Mrs M. C. Terry who has been crit ieally i'll for some time, is reported bet ter today.
 Steve Terry is quite i'll at his home on Perkley avenue. tn reatened mitA nn.,,, nonia.
 pr. McGahey of Birmingham was the guest of Raymond Simpson yesterday. Miss Bobbin Bonham of Rockcastlc.
 Ala, Is the, guest of Mrs. T. D. Lewis for, the week end.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-09
Blapk-Harris Trial

New York, December S.-More evidence tending to show that the heavy death toll in the Asch building holocaust was due to rag piles and locked doors was offered by the prosecution today in the trial of Max Blank and Isaac Harris. proprietors of the Triangle Waist com pany, charged with mansaughter
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-09
Shooting From BipIane

Mineola, N.NY., December S-Flying in a biplane this afternoon with Lee Ham, mond as pilot, William Simonson shot three blackbirds with as many shots from F gauge shotgun Two sparrows sitting on branch of a tree also fell victims to Simonson's markmanship.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-09
Mrs. Cope Removed

Topeka, Kan, December S.-Mrs. Carrie o. Cope, plaintiff in a sensational dam age suit against Bishop David Moreland, who resided in Cincinnati, has been sum- marily removed from official connection with the National Woman's Home Mis- sionary society of the Methodist church. according to announcement today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-09

ference of the Methodist church, south, which opened Wednesday morning at was, The Place of Love in a Prea oh - CTS Life" and the work of the con ference is progressing rapidly under Lishop McCoys presidency.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-09
BISHOP M'COY

Bishop J. H. Mccoy of this city is in Blytheville, Ark, where he is presiding officer of the White River annual con-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-10
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-25
DEATHDIDNOT
 DH4ER FROM DUTY
2 Xl731l 71I------- 1

Paris, June III Especially "A lighthouse keeper nameo8nte while cleaning his lantern at 6nis, Bele-Iseen- Mer, France, felA u4lv i'll, and his wife soon perceivAd t( xse was dying Leav- ing the chilerex Xtsthe bedside of the dying man at{e hed the tower and lighted the Adescending just in time to close M snd's eyes.
 While she and XHhildren were weep ing at the bSde{d xSpne of the latter called out "afaln Glignt Is not burn ing" Realizing tAS Hpter that it would be mistaken for Ax8d light, the widow -Amounted the.tSWAk Ak and, seeing that the mechanism W6rk sin order. left her two small sons xtfeIA the elder hardly 10 years of age, 10 he@ the light turning ny hand all night, wI4Ile she performed the last sad rites cv1k the dead light house keeper. xE4l%
 Thus the two h4fQlfv 4phildren by ex- Nerting their stren1,Is bt the light re- volvng from 9icl$E t@ night until o'clock in the nlor1 H appeal Is now being made to t 1 on behalf of the family. whic in dis+ rAssed circumstances. ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28

oroif@sneH @eiaeii. uli6 10 folrrmt es
oaB eS lid, weiter perbreitct, Cine
ipeitsre &crhrcituna fittoct Naburdl
itntt. nnb Der San,clt aitf Ole Seller
0chredt miro, lpellt Strob ppn Sei.
bern gebra,ud)t miro, in meId,en
3iuicbellr itolrocn. Is lit Elm idJrpic.
iser aarnpi, aber er mutB auf5as
llpmintn lperoel, lpelup Der @etrei.
bcball rid,t ltudD mo ipad) iirprofit'
abel 1Gnioft fperbeir ioH. Gs mia
ms ideinclL uls ob ieoer 6arncr bel
Dem iid oieieS llnfrairt eilrgeniItct
bot, !perieiteirS eiit 8ei5enielo Dor
Der @rtltc oriiltoIid inltbern ioLts,
10 NaB er ipcligiteus reineu Soatluei-
sen bcf1lne. 9aS m1re oas penia-
ltc boS Qetboal merbelr iollte. IS MINI
picl arbeit ulro audi @eI6 fpltcf, I'M
Due &rollelr al,sSuitedyelt, ober better
iett Oicies Spfer 5I briltgelt aiS
ip6ter nod niel 9robere Serliite ST.
erlei6en. -Dcutider Golfsfrainb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28
Eaitor Sucomcgcr bat cincn &uf
nod Seras angcnummcn.

Softer 2ouis S~lteomeper iiber.
roid)te allt lebten Sonntng ieire &c.
meiip0e nit Der Hod)rift, bab er
eitten &llf rrafj Muffin, Ser, ortge-
ltomfnen babc. Gr beoalprt lnrno,
lid rab er iciitc &erbnpollW INIT
Oct 6ieiigell Bcnei,rbe loierl nltB,
|0a absr Scr Some Miiliom BOARD
|oaralif bciteI,t, haB or Dem &uie ioI-
&C, ionic oitf| oas 5ditiigc Sronf.
iein pm 5lpci ieillcr Sinner, mad.
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lgintmtcll i'm DER &lli olTlulGllltelr.
Eaitor SuGomeper iagtc icrncr,
baB CT nm ieit 5 Sdbren bic &c
npejnoe teOicilt hobo 1tlpo baB oas
9eqerieitige SerbdltuiB, in @or5al
genoimllclt, 0odJit jufrieb2nitcllcuo
trtb arpcllcGm getueierl lei; Die &c.
meilrbe beiilt6e iid] 9~e9nipdrtig in
cilrclu bliibenoeu 3uitalto urpo be-
lite Gin &irfengebGitbe I'M &ertbc
Don 500, 600 nit cilrr Sdnllb BON
MIR $4,000. Nm 20 SSini miro 40
itor Sileonrepcr ieil,e glbid]iehSprc-
digit lnltelt. Sci eiitcr @emciloc.
&erianmll1rW lueldr rpadJ benz 8ut-
traoienit itattiano murbe eiit &omi.
re erlannrt Inn lid) ilah ct. 9ollis
Sir begebclp ltlpo ole lr0tDige,p Sdritte
ill tbun bebllfs GrlaiWiHB eilreS
Nadfolgers fiir Saitor Suconcpcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28
Dir nrnc Scit.

SIN Saltt9orter NJ, IoabIutt"
lnodtc fiir5lidl @ilbglm 8ibmorm
ieinent befimmertHl &rr5ctt IN iol-
9atrner f6itItd)er @eiie 2,lft:
8 @ott, no foil bos mod birmus
S1t 0ieier 8clt boil S0uS uno
SruirS?
Die &slt miro inultcr on1pmlfS,
boiler,
Ole 2ebeipS)ete INNER toler;
acin Jabr5cll9 lit mebr ifarcll &C.
mug,
2ciu Sid)t lit mcbr bell aeiuIa,
&ein @ilnnlel lit llehr blal, &c.
pug,
@ein @narertuils ntebr brett &c.
MY
aeim &ol5cr mebr gcihcit 9enllA,
acin @erridjer lit mcbr Itunnm &C.
llirg,
aein hummer Nit9uit omrum &C.
&ein Gino mlebr nufgefI1rt grllilg,
&ein WGbden mebr geIebrt ge.
nm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28
Sai,
Somlerstod Den

9omlerstog oen 30. april
murNen Serr Sobn 8. @iSingtaaen
pom 9tt. SterIiir9 mo Sri. ghfitiuc
<fdlmarm 0urd &oiior $. @rc1lter
cbclif oerbufOelt.
SEER s. 9iieucpcr uno @err
lbeObor Ntalmeper modten Ietaen
3ointiug 9oiude in Grafc.
SER &aitor .. 9itebIer ms
6onilie madtcn unt Sornto1 i9rern
gnrtSlradtbor, Ioitor s. 8reltcr Ci.
n,ft uipasnebnien @eilidl.
2cttem 6reitno biea Scr 9oaro
hsS @asconnoe 9ibeIpereirs Ieiite
iGlrlide Sitltip ob, b2i Iaitor 3.
Nrhpeieuo iparen bic Ser.
rem Toltorsu u, &lr)n 8inter lupo
VI. Sofimaam, mo Der S%dntmeiiter
bes Si6cloereirs, &err Simon 8oe.
ger, Nls @G1t nobnte Ger Situng
bel. Ser Euitor $. @reuter.
2ij5ie, Ole Sod)ter Sc$ pur II.
lpa bier Morotar p%eritorbenen @ut.
6r. Geppe, gillg letten 6reitng naf
ct. 2olris, no tic in cilen SiGlit
miro.
Rafirn Spmrtug bcn 30ten
apriI miro mad, Dem @ottesbienit in
BET 3ionsfirde cine ouberorbcnt.
lid)c @emeiroeperiammllug obgcbal-
ten mcr0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28
Sin ~idliuieriscS Trpblem fir oil
Warmer,


8or eillc &eibc bon SaDrem er-
liei,cu 0je @eiebgeblutg pcridyieheEr
Stootelp beiorbcrc @eicbe I'M Die
&crbreitling Der fnrnoiidFn OiItel 81
pcrbiitep. Gieic 3iitcl lit eili bGb.
lideS l%lnfrout, bod FAINT lie feinelt
&cr9leid) olpsbalten init 5tpet anoa.
rem Setter aui Dem Yilau5engebist,
meldp iid) in 6eit lehtcn Sabren mi
gcnlcin raid pcrbreitcn, nidt rair vi
Cape @irarbcou Gourtp, iory
bern aid IN ulrocrar Stouten.
@ir bnhNl 9e5lt9 nuf Ole
iuilSe 3miGbcl uirb Den tpiloHt
&llpblnit6. SicHlben bilocn cine
mobr Ycit ODER SdlpopIo8e. @enn
man iidJ cillcn 9cgriff port Der Der.
breiturg 0ericlbelp MAIDEN mill,
10 brord)t man jest nllr einetr Wits
illa alif baS 2ano 5t MAIDEN lro
ieiipe argelt itber 6ie @eisenfeloer
ldnpciien loiielB 1u1b ieIbit Der I'm
erfobrenite miro ioiort Ole bloilid)'
ariincn Saline bieier 8ilorBen bon
Ser bcll9riiEat 8ei5enioat nnterid(ei'
0ct fonapcl,. Gle 8cfGnpfltng Ole.
oeip foinnen. Die 9cfGnpflutg bieier
lit 3otNpcn0igfcit geirorhG1, oclrt
ics Goitttps oIleim 3oitieilce poluG ol'
lars aaidbrlid, 90 Die Mtiiblcn ei'
iien Tb5ilg Dol, orci bis fiirrf Gents
ODER nod mcbr on ieOcm 8uldr:l ma
d,clu i'm ipcldem 3wiefcl poer &iob.
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| poun Ntebl, ipeld)es ans Cape
Goiuntp Nci3tr hergeitelt miiroc, oef
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MISUNDERSTANDING 5ii gSclp GrIeaiS ill
1885, aher Oiefc3 miro fiudtigbii
uidlt mcbr Der 3ol iciu fompsn,
meHl hie 3iuir6cln iid meter per-
6icieS ll%nfraut nd,t aaS. S.ir,
breitcn. Mobcs llnipiliiacu rottet
GutMnabls iorr.rt Il aiiS oeil ge.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28
Die sLne[phicr Qitcrnrn socictn

Die Ioelpbier 2iterarp Socictr
miro iiG) bel,te Ibelrb, Den % ..
&c, INN balb of)t ltDr IN Der SollC
Der biciiget Sodjid)itle perimnntelil,
UNI folgelpoes 8roDrmm sur aitS.
fiibrltltg 81 bridrgelt:
High School Chorus.
Recitation - Celeste Niehoff.
Essay Ruth Steel.
Recitation - Walter Hartke.
Newspaper - Wesley Wohlt.
Prophecy Ida Siedlcr.
Recitation John Kick.
Composition - Therese Loehnig.
Recitation - Carl Well.
Recitation - Alma Poesehel.
Song 4 pupils of Room 2.
Reading Leslie Fahrnner.
Recitation Lillian Neuheuser.
Riddles Otto Niederhuth.
Recitation - Marion Wild.
Composition - Norman Begemann.
Recitation Edna Wild.
High School Chorus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28
Smcnspufc.

Srali Sbeo. Scngitelrbere lit
an 20. april iuodJ larger &ronflpit
uirO ptclem 2eiocn %geitorben. Sic
iuar 20 Sabre oft.
SNrrman MattbepS lpeIdRr
bel ieirem 8rltber y. 6. Mtottbe,uS
in Irbeit ltalp1 bate letter. CORNERS.
tag oas ltn9liid oaB feline Sarlb IN
0ic &rei@Gge gerictb plp6 er mebs
rere Singer perlor.
Sacpb 1appmeper ipar lcttc
8otc in Ban 100 Ole &erionmliu,1
Der bclltid)et SreSbiteriuner Trcoi.
ger mis 6 Staaten tagte. ulpo berid)-
let ilmereiiarlte &erbGrbllln9er. go.
flor 9. Wteper, bon Giraffe, imtrbe
fiir'S tolnnlellbe Sabr als Goriiter,
ulro 8altor &in6eIer, BON ct, 2ouiS,
oils Sefretdr ertp1tlt.
Die I6pofoteu SenSlep uto
Barter ipnrelp lette ISOLDE ilp &larS
40 lie Die Stobt uertraterr I'M &looe-
folle gegen Or. Snbt 9. Seba nllf
&oltiS 9teeie, ipeldJe ar9ctlagt lpnrcl1
cine Nllpp periperrt 5lp baben. Dix
&crflogtel1 mllrocn ie am $25 sc.
itroft, bod lcgten bic 8eitmftcr
ollrd) ibrc Inlpdlte @alfer II. @dl.
Oeder @eruiunW Gtge COS l~lrtl)ei.
an Die Circuit Gourt eiu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28
@cnnsirte Sahrpreiic.

Sn Intctrodyt ser idbrlidFli &e.
nniot Scr GprfoSerirten gseteransn
IN 9ittle BOD. grf., miro Ole DO.
&ociiic 8ablr can IA, 10, t6. ilfro
n. @tai HunOiabrt 9ilete holr bier
rnfy 2ittle BOD ali $3.50 D~erfalifeft,
giiltig bis sitn 80. Mai fiir pie Riid-
inilrt. Rei 2abI1inn III 2ittle Mod
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28
Sttu GSOicr nidt SOOt.

@s ipert inns ntittbeilear 5lt for-
,te7r iouB bie Nad)ridt pom So0te
bcs iultgetr Otto &oier, tpelde mir
1reulid bradJter, itdj als Srrtblun or.
tpieien bat. Der i,uuse Osan 1T
nod gciirlrb ulpo mitnter lrtb c~rfreiit
lid Der Id)tlllg lmuie bes @obl-
9(ller, 1ueld)e nit inn I'M 9e'
riibrung folnnneah
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28

&ein 8fluIter lit nlcbr feim Yellitg,
&ein Saaicnitiefcl Helm geinta.
aeip 9annenbitt mcbr 9rob &C.
mug,
limo feline 9attSntaiS bloB gelnlgt
&ein Me0ium lit oer5iidt gellll9,
&eit 0pernpcrf perriidt genltg,
Gein Drama lit mebr ifOlr Geltlig,
aein Sdtpanf mebr lit obi5pn ee.
mug!
aein Sduiirlcib 1T mebr eng ge.
mug,
aein Sorgeiebtrr itrers 0clnlJ.
Stein 9uier ~foleiiaI geriia,
limo feline &iifte idpual gelutg,
acin Sdltlbou ~Iururios gerl,g,
aeiu Gb'brud ~ifanoalos gcn,g,
&eilt @oroproscb mouftroS gerltgl
acim Maitfdppcin 1T mebr felt se.
llil1.
@ein 9ieuitutdoden mcbr norett
getiat9,
&enp 2omc mebr b%rciiirt eenlle,
aeim Scring mariiriert 9enltg!
Stein Heoner mebr bereo't gelapg,
&eipr SdIiurrbnrt ge0rebt 0eHrlg,
&ein SiilirIer mebr genial gelrlig,
8etu Staat mcbr lit Io5ial geilrg,
&eiu 9ifter oristnell 9ctltg,.
&cin @itbIatt oniiiont aelnpg,
Stein &arfmoml rncbr coirImRt ge,
mug,
aetn Bier ruro Seft mcbr foIt ge-
nlpg.
ltrtS feire Spilbe alt gepug,
aein @ras uno 2oilb mebr grim
genutg,
llrlo fein Mrtiit mebr fiibIt gerlt9,
SEEM &o9nof lit mebr. edit gc1ips,
&ein &idltcr mcbr aeredlt 9elrltg,
aein M6oler nlebr matt bltrt &c.
mig,
&ein ar3t mcbr modyt qcililpo &c
mig!
Stein 9eittcl nlebr lit boil 9cipltg,
Gcin sSrolqenub mebr toll acrtllg,
9(its it's nit Der 3ufric6elbeit,
8eideioenbeit un6 Mibigfri.
Der alten 3eit-o iertnl,
. Qltde mntotio reruml
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28

2ai;t Cure &iraben Ocittidl Ter.
rtert, iilpo tic aperhcn inl 8cidoitsIe-
Fen, in ser appfarbcit. in Tlnlftc
allgemeiner 9iIouirg in Der mcoer.
iteit 8elt i'm 8oroertreiicr iteben..
60 id)reibt Golfers 8eefIpo in ici'
ner GItermmmer, nlpo Die @idbnulta
gcbt ar ole @merifonar, Oia Gan.
fees. Nit nidt n~tirtoerer 9crcflti.
ailltg fam iie aud, an Oie Gciltldl-
anerifouer geridltet iperrcl, Die 6
ium grpben 2heil im1ler rod ntdli
tsarifien SIT babcnld,eiin9il, oas Tic
ihrclt ainScrr fain mertbpoilcrcS
@ut in ,bas 2sbeip nlitgebeR foluten.
ais ole @ebcrridNl7l Der Seutidjeil
Sprad)e.
OK -t--el - 60 SAf NJ
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28

Die 8oeuf lurtb Berger 6arnerS'
WPlttinl giO Sucietp, mcld)e gegeil
&erlltit oltrd) Seipr ober &liEfJla1
mriidpcrt, belt ont MoutnJ 6en II.
ApriI, t9111, in Storp Sill i5rc
iGbrlidIe Seriulnmlung ab, mcldre
5nblreid) beiltdt 1por.-0ie Serlilite
Olird, 6citer ober Ylit, iu1brellb ,beS
lcttelp Sabres, @etru9en $247.00,
gun grpber Stei( fir &ia) aueldpS
pom 9lit eriflnBeN iuurbe. De
&crein 5Gblt iett 5GS Mitglieoer,
uluo ser dbgeidGBte Mertb belduit
ltdJ alti $1,107, 161.
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cinen Serltirl bon 3 Sabren oils 81.
reftpuen gelp1blt: j. q. @aeblcr,
5. 30. arlIS urb N1leuit Sreitag.
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1ircftoriuln orgoiiirtc lid burd)
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5lutt YrGlioelltelt, Geo. @ol5, Sefre-
far ullS s. y. 8oebler, Sd)asneis
Iter. sSerner apurbe pom 8ireftcri.
Inn eiiI IiieBTnellt BON 10 Gents per
$4,000 ultfbelegt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28

bon so Gents fam bic 3eit fiir sic
&iidiabrt bis 5lun Ia. Satni berldn,
lert perOen.
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abonnirt aiif oas Sermnlner.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28

Gbonnirt oiif bos Scrnionner
goIfsbllatt.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-11-21

State of South Carolina, County Of
Orangeburg. In Common Pleas.
w. R. Livingston, ct al, Plaintiffs,
vs.. Oliver D. Carn, as Administra-
tor OF George w. Livingston, de-
ceased, ct al, Defendants.
By virtue of a judgment Of the
Court of Common Pleas in tie above
entitled action, l will sell at Orange
burg Court House on the first Monday
in December, next, during the legal
hours for sale, the following de-
scribed real estate:
All that certain tract or Parcel OF
land, containing siXty-one (6D acres.
more or less, situate, lying and being
partly within the corporate limits of
the town of Woodford, in said Coun-
ty and State, and bounded on the
North by lands OF Mrs. Mary N. Aim
ar; East by Waters Ferry Road;
South by other lands Of Mrs. Idella
E. Livingston and West by lands OF
Watson Inabinett and Richard Har-
ley. l.
All that certain tract or parcel Of
land. situate, lying and being in Eliz-
abeth Township, in said County of
Orangeburg, State aforesaid, bounded
North by lands formerly S. +. Will
liams; East by the right OF way OF
the SouthbounG Railroad Company;
South by lands Of James M. Robin
son and West by lands OF Samuel Ina
binett and containing fifty-nlne (59)
acres. more or less.
All that certain tract or parcel of
land containing thirty-threc (33)
ncres. more or less, situate, lying and