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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-28
UNDER NIAGARA BRIDGE
Thousands Watch Aviator Swoor
Down 1000 Feet.

Niagara Falls. \. Z. June 27-Vith
the whir ~ his biplsne motor drowned in
the roar Of the cataract and man and
machine momentarily obscured in spray
and mist. Lincoln Beachey to-day, after
circlng above the falls. svooped beneath
the arches Of the upper steel bridge and
down the gorge almost 10 the whirlpool
Rising again between the precipitous
sides Of the lower river, Beachey scared
- the Canadian side. where he made
successful landing. II was the hrst time
that a brdman had cut through the air
currents mist clouds and leaping foau
caused bv Niagara's falls and rapids that
have lu-ed so many adventurers 10 ther
death.
Throngs on the American and cana
dian shores. on the Three sister Islands
and ON the bridge Sazcd with fascination
N the aviator as he rose TO height oi
about two thousand feet. twice circled
above tho cataract. and then made the
long swoop toward the narrow rassase
under the bridge. His biplane came rae
that he WAS lost 10 view for an instant
md then winged close to the water
rerilously close. it seemed to those
above. II seemed almost 70 skim the
water as ne made the bridge passage
midway between the two abutmenis ana
about -evputy-ive feet below the low
e,. steel girders of the structure.
Passing the bridge, Beachey continued
IN down the gorge. almost 10 the Whirl-
rool Rapids. clearing the water by not
more than thirty feet. and his bplane
tipping unevenly in the peculiar air cur
rents encountered IN the deep pocket
There was a cry of relief from the crowd
when they saw the biplane at last soar
To a higher altitude. and. clearing the
wooded Canadian bank by "A narrow
margin. sail away In safety
1T was the most exciting trip Of my
lfe." said Beachey after landing AZ
Niagara Falls. ont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-28
BORAH Anglers MARITIME
Brings Up the Jersey Senator
Record as a Farmer.

Washington. June 21-Nr MARITIME, or
New Jersey. who has qualified as
farmer in the Senate. had an interesting
massage at arms with Senator Borah to-
dav He questioned Mr.. Rorah's state
nert as ~ the benefit Of protection To
the farmer.
I've been looking up the Senator from
, New Jersey since he announced that ne
was a farmer" retorted Mr.. Borah. and
7 find that eighteen or twenty years ago
he had farm Of 100 acres in New Jer-
sew. that he farmed II for a while PLAYED
politics little, and that finally. great
manufacturing town growing up ~ II. he
cut II into building lots built houses on
il and is now many times landlord. and
has. come 10 the United States Senate.
Mr. MARITIME hotly replied that he had
been an active farmer up TO three years
ago.
The coloquy was ended by Senator
Gallirger's remark that Mr.. MARITIME
must have been elected by a straw
vote"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-28
TO DIVORCE LlFESAVER
Mrs. Rowland Ceased to Love
Man with Whom She Eloped.

fPv Telegraph n INC lrinnn'-i
st Louis. June 27.-John Arthur HOW
land. former Ifesaver AZ Spring Lake
Y J. did not contest the divorce sun
brought by his bride ~ an hour. VINO
vas Miss Helen O'Brien. with 100000
in her own right from the estate Of her
father. a -. Louis millionaire manu-
facturer The case was heard to-day by
Judge Hugo Grimm. in the Circuit Court,
who saws he will announce his decision
next Monday.
The plaintiff testified that after two
weeks acquaintance at Spring Lake she
and Howland were married by Baptist
minister. after a catholic priest had re
fused 10 perform the ceremony, she being
q Catholic. that Howland's lawyer had
called on her mother the day following
the marriage and told her ne understood
there was opposition To the marriage,
and in that case a cash settlement would
do. that she ceased 70 love HOwland
when she learned ne had child living
with his parents and had been entangled
with another woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-28
HARVARD STUDENT SUICIDE
Failing to Qualify for a Degree,
He Takes Poison.

Cambridge. Mass. June 2i.-Despond-
ent. it is supposed. because Of mis- failure
10 qualify FOR the degree Of \. b. from
Harvard College. Arthur T.. Smith. u
senior. son Of David .. Smith, Of Salt
Lake city. committed suicide late to-
day IN Perkins Hall. one Of the college
dormitories bottle Of cyanide of
potassium found near the body showed
the manner of death.
An aunt Of the young man. az whose
home in Lynn he was a frequent visitor,
said tonight that when he left her house
to- DAY he gave no evidence Of despond-
ency His body was found by janitor
In a closet In Perkins Hall The men,
bers Of his class are to receive their de-
grees tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-28

posit Of $4,000 cash. leaving two mort
cages Of $4,000 each on the property.
one Of which she agreed TO pay off in two
instalments. the first due on March II.
on that date. however. Mrs. Jenkins re-
fused to pay. having found. according 10
her attorney. that the value Of the prop
crty had been falsely represented to her
by its owners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-28
STAMP ISSUE A FAILURE
One of Many Faults Is Bad Like
ness Of King George.

London. June 21-Nobody has word
10 sav in praise IF the new postage
stamps which have been in circulation
since Coronation Day
The poverty Of the design and the
nediocritv Of the engraving are roundly
condemned and the Postmaster General
will to-day be asked in Parliament II ne
will consider the edvisability Of with
dra wing the stamps and having tresn
issue designed with a portrait Of King
c;sorsA that shall he an actual miniature
likeness of his majesty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-28
REFORM FOR PITTSBURG CLUBS
No More Drinks After | A. M, at Re
ouest of Wives and Mothers

prtsburg June g7-As result of com
ulsints from wives and mothers regarding
husbands and sons who have been getting
bor,e ar unseernlv hours from their clubs
IN. following notice appeared in all clubs
in putsburg last night.
No more drinks Will be served al this
har after / o'clock in the morning
The order was issued last night by Super
lntendent OF Police McQualde and, II Is
said n will be strictly enforced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-28
MANY BEING WATCHED
IN SMUGGLING CASES
Customs Officials Fear Prema-
ture Publicity Will Hurt
Their Investigation.
pARR CLOSELY SHADOWED
neputy Surveyor Disagrees with
Superiors as to Amount of
Frauds, and Raises Fig
ures to 100000.

While customs officials declared yes
,,.dsv that the premature disclosure Ct
re- mans Of the government To fix the
..snorsibility of wholesale smuggling
,,-,ne the last two years on certain in
s,sr-isl persons in this city had some
,bst impeded the completion of their
.sss il was said. nevertheless. that sew
.-al men and women Of social promi-
,snce were under the surveillance Of
s,vernment agents
r, Is expected that the evidence col
,.,,sd by Deputy Surveyor Parr Of the
.rAeed smuggling Of Sl50.Oo worth IF
,suels and other property. in June. 1909,
..,d 70 have belonged to Mrs. Helen
nwelle Jenkins. which will be presented
. the July federal grand jury by United
s,a,es Attorney Wise. will disclose the
,sres Of those persons and materially
sssis- the government authorities in ap-
,,sbsnding those involved in the larger
frauds.
nesri-e the repeated declarations Of
,e,,bers Of a local detective agency
Which was retained 70 represent the in
,srssrs of Nathan Allen, a rich leather
..,ufactrrer Of Kenosha Wis. when
ere latter discontinued his attentions 70
Mrs Jenkins and reached a settlement
Nth her. that her story Of the alleged
smuggling involving Allen and MS
,,,srd John r Collins, Of Memphis
rss another attempt To extort more
money from her former admirer. Deputy
cr--avor Parr maintained yesterday
,.s, he governments case in this IN
,ance was strong one, and further-
more would serve merely as a stepping
s,,,a % the disclosure Of the smuggling
- goods by other persons valued al
resrlv 100000.
Collector Loeb said Yesterday 'naI he
and NJ wise were much embarrassed IN
,bAfr official capacity. on account or the
nrs-,sture publicity given TO the matter
,stad = he knew that Deputy Surveyor
psrr was possessed with the idea that
~ had beer shadowed and prosecuted IN
,,e Jenkins case. he said Mr.. Parr
movements had been closely watched
during his investigation in the same
manner that he had been constantly
shsdo7ed when investigating ne sugar
frauds The Collector said there was
sr7e difference Of opinion between him
and Nr Parr as 10 the amount involved
~ ,hA alleged wholesale smuggling un-
covered during the jenkins investigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-28
EVERYBODY WENT TO WEDDING
First Ceremony in Half Century Al
tracts All Mount Washington

THv TeIograUh 20 IN' 3'I-''' -,
Pittsfeld. Mass. June H-for INC
time I'm half century "eddihs ,OV
rIsce in the town Of Mount Nash'hs .ol''
- the southern part Of the berksniIe
u,us. to-day. The Rev Milton NII,'''i.
s,or LEO u the congregational ohurGh ,,Ia a,
krookfield Centre. Conn, ana Mlss sc%utf'
Reid Schutt, daughter OF Ianh lii, rriad The
o. 81 Joseph r Lynes of ST James !,rotes
iant Episcopal Church. Great baf,ioe Hnnere, gre,
perforIie~I I,,,,,rcb Mss Elsie Wolcott ana
sNiss Ethel Lampson Of sprinsfeid; h,[aesn Mass,
,''are ai1p bridesmaids There are l,ii' &c ,I',
,'oters in Mount Washington q 10 ..isEs III
ali at the wedding WIN 'ncI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-28
Will Stand by It's BID for FIVE
Borough System, Says Will
Jams. When He Hears That
Rival Has Withdrawn
It's Offers.
SEEK QUICK SETTLEMENT
3. r. T. Must Decide Within a Week
Whether It Will Accept Part It's
Rival Declined to Build
Triborough May Begin
at Once

Both the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Conn
many and the Interborough Rapid
Transit Company sent replies 70 the
propositions of the city for the extension
Of rapid transit lines late yesterday
afternoon. The Brooklyn Rapid Transit
COMPANY accepts. on the condition that
some slight notifications be made In the
terms. The Interborough refuses 70 ac-
cept the terms offered by the city and
vithdravs its offer for the extension or
the subway system, leaving open only its
offer for the third tracking Of the ele-
waited lines and for the sale 10 the city
and the operation Of the Steinway tun-
mel
Under the terms Of the McAneny- VIII
cox report the completion Of the trihor-
ough system into The Bronx. the East
ern Parkway line in Brooklyn and lines
in Queens that were offered 70 the Inter-
borough will now be offered - the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company.
AS 10 whether the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company would accept these
other lines. President Williams said last
night that his company would stand by
its offer If April 25. which provided for
the entire system in case the INTERIOR
ough withdrew.
The replies were received by Chairman
Wilcox Of the Public Service Commits
sion and Borough President McAneny,
chairman Of the conference committee of
the Board of Estimate. 50 late that they
did not care 70 comment on them in de-
tail.
You NAV rest assured" sald Chair
man Wilcox. that the Public Service
Commission will stand by the report that
has been adopted b. the Board Of Esti-
mate"
II do not care 10 discuss the details
now said President McAreny. The
citv's proposition is laid down in the re-
port Of our committee. and We stand by
that report
Controller Prendergast and Presiden.
Mitchell of the Board Of Aldermen said
practically the same thing All are ~
mind that the fat refusal ~ the Inter
borough takes that company entirely out
Of consideration. and that 'he city should
GO ahead and offer the other lines N IN.
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit COMPANY under
the terms Of the report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-28
AUSTRALIANS NEW CENSUS
Commonwealth Numbers Less
than Those of New York City.
Melbourne. June 27.-The new census
-,,.oe the commonwealth of Australia
population Of 1 449 493.

Tho population Of Australia Is ... thuS
a,,onry loss than that Of New York city
y hicb by last years census was A''oo'0'o
The population Of the Commonwedn.' oi
Australia. consisting Of Ne" South
,ic.ori, Ouecnsland. South Austraha'
west Australia and Tasmania at the cen
e,,e Of 1901 WAS 3.773,s0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-28

Lew Excursion Fares 70 Colcrsdo-' Rocky
Mountain Limited" and "Mountaineer' from
Chicago morning and evening colorado
FLYER mornings from 81 Louis Perfect
service Excursion tickets. i0l Broadway
-Adyt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-28

TO LONG BRANCH. AS6URY PARK.
Six through trains Il ON Pennsylvania
station every weekday. four on Sundays.
Additional trains from and 10 Hudson Ter
minal See time table Pennsylvania r. R.
AIvt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-28

a SANE 4TH OF July
-,laFratr with EeweV's Pure Nl.-ts y
,, n Dewey - sons CO., IsS Fu!IoH q, - -
-AdYt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-28

lu-,sible bisic ~ eIeslasses FOR near and
distant vision. Spe' GERS, Maiien Lane.
-AlVt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-28
SAY PARIS Papers Were Examined

NJ psrr left Washington, a1ler laNi"s
the entire case before Secretary Mac
veagh OF the Treasuy Department ana
reached Chicago on May 20. and went 10
TIE Ia Sale Hotel. he said. Mrs. Jen-
kns had already gone out. My. Farr
and Mrs Jenkins did not occupy ad1oln-
ing rooms. as had been asserted. Inc
former had 4 room on the seventeenth
Hoor. and Mrs. Jenkinss room was on
the fifteenth floor Mr.. Parr acted en-
urely above board with the custom OH
Gals and the government, the Collec'or
declared From another source II was
said that three detectives occupied
room next 20 Mr.. Parr. and while ne
was out one Of them got into the room
sn6 went through his papers.
Evidence was in the hands OF Mr.. Wise
1t was said yesterday. that some novel
methods had been devised in defraudinS
the government Of duties. one woman
had invented q trunk with a secret
drawer 20 hold Jewels. The name or the
Manufacturer OF the trunk was known
to the authorities. II was said. and he
would be called 10 testify at the federal
grand jury investigation. Evidence mat
steamship officers and stewards had
slced ~ the smuggling was also IN the
hands OF the authorities, IL was said.
Henry Wollrnan. counsel for the bank
ng firm Of j. s. Bache & Co. at No. -
Broadway. which was mentioned by MIS-
senkins as having been the depositary oi
some Of the Jewels which Mr.. Allen pur-
chased for her abroad, declined To dis-
cUss the wonan's statement yesterday.
J. S. Bache is now in London IL Was
said. and his attorneys have not com
munlcated with him in any way IN re-
gard 10 the matter.
There was a report yesterday that W.
:. Forest, the Chicago lawyer VINO rep
resented Mr.. Allen, had come 10 Nc"
York with tho view OF conferring WIN
the customs officials in regard 10 INC
Senkins case Mr. Loeb said last iiei
that ne had not seen or heard from MI
Forest during the day. -
Daniel w Blunenthal. attorney ioi
Mrs. Jenkins in the suit brought as'''''
her 70 soreclose the second morts"e
Tie Seth stree, house which she pu'
chased after her break win N"''''.. -
Allen, declared yesterday tnat IT.
No Vay connected with the allese" -.
cling affair and could not speak i"i ~
on that point. Mrs. jenkins ne
planned. had agreed to pay sl.S''',Y -
the house a. No. rs West so'h 1a-
sad on March II. 1910 had made "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-28
Status OF Non Residents

ue was Of the opinion. he said that
son,s NJ the goods brought in by persons
outside ~ the jenkins case had oelongeu
n ror-residents. who could not ne heid
responsible under the law as 1t eNlsIeo
q, The time of the importations. 1hls
might bring the value Of the aAeseu
srnura,ed goods considerably under me
5000 600 mark which Mr. Parr declareu
they would reach. Mr. Parr was OF the
opinion that the law would not protect
ron-residents in this case
Collector Loeb gave out yesterday 1Hs
details n the Parr trips 70 Chlcago III
the investigation ~ the jenkins case
IN answer to the statements that INC
charges against Mr Allen and his frleno
were the result Of attempted blacknall
He denied emphatically that there was q
suspicion OF blaCkmail In the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-28
Doubts as to Five-Cert Fare.

In concodng the Coney Island Ave-
cent fare which was the point on which
IL was feared the Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit would balk hardest. the letter 0t
President Williams says
We do not ask that the city. because
adopting the absolutely uneconom:c prvpC-
sition OF hve cent fare - Concy Island.
should bear the burden OF such 4 policy.
We do not even ask that this unreasons ble
condition should be eliminated from ths
proposed terms although We believe IL
should be. but We do suggest that the city,
even more than the company. has vital
interest in the matter. and that before
enforcing such a rate OF fare for purely
pleasure traffic IL should await for a rea-
sonable period the result OF operation under
the present rate o, fare.
Beginning his letter Of reply Presi-
dent Williams saws.
We BEG 10 say that generally we are
prepared 10 accept the recommendation
Continued ON third Mage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-28
that report
What the Mayor Had - SAY.

The only comment that Navor Gaynor
lination Of the Irterborough
IN is an old adage' he said that
you can lead horse 10 water. but you
cannot make him drink"
Members Of the Public Service COM
mission and Of the McAneny conference
the replies of the two Companies and TO
frame a report with which 70 transmit
them 70 the meeting OF the Board OF Es-
innate tomorrow.
Every one concerned is anxious 10 get
the matter settled az the earliest possi-
ble moment by July 6. when the Board ot
Estimate has planned 70 adjourn. IL II
can he done. For that reason the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Will NOT receive
more than week. possibly less. ir
which 70 state whether or not II Will
accept the citys terms for the lines that
were 10 60 to the Interborough. II the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit should accept
these lines il would mean that contracts
could ne let for the construction of the
triborough without much further delay.
as the bids for this line are already in
the hands Of the Public Service Commits
sion.
While IL cannot he said as an absouts
fact that the Board Of Estimate will
grant the notifications asked by the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit il is understood
that officials OF the company consulted
with members Of the board before franz
] ing their reply. and that they are conf
dent that what they ask will be granted.
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit comedies
the fve-cent fare to Coney Island on
the lines which il accepted yesterday.
1 This means a fve-cent fare to the ISL
ard from as far north in Manhattan as
59th street. but it is not assured that
the company would concede a single fare
from the limits of The Bronx, in ease II
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Continued ON third mage
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Continued ON eighth page.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-21

Seriton 9eiiel, bon ct. hubert,
mad,te am Somstag eirelt fursen
glbitefJer nah bier, in @eieQidaft
zines groben Gatfiihes. meld)en err
fiir ieinen frollfen 6reunb, Chen.
8raf, mitgebradt bate.
-Slue &inoer iiber Ia 1tlt6 III.
ter 16 Sabren 0iirfen t6glid mlr s
Stunoen ar6eiten, ilnb ermadye.
I've 8rauelt MIR 8 Stltnoeu. 60 lau.
tet 0as bon Der lestetp 2egislatur
paIiierte @eieb, welbes giltig lit
fir ale Irbeitslteqelr inn Staat.
Gaitor 9en @itebIer, BON Ban,
bat einen Gtuf Ser epangl. @emein.
DC bon 2ittle Sod, g[rf., aitgetoit.
men urto miro 81 gn6e 0ieies Mo.
mats iib bortbir begeben. Gos Mii.
iionsfGt neldes am iIddyiten Mitt.
nod urpo am 9ounerstag in 8ap
itattfinoet, miro nod, BON Eaitor
@iiebGer geleitet lperben.
Gle biesiabrigeu @uropobumm-
Ter BON Sermarll, Gbas. &ietnlarn,
Ilig. Soeotmarll ulro Gbas. 9uid)-
nteper, iebnen iid tuieoer mad, .Mtiit.
fern; oaS aleeblatt miro iidj am
ndditem 5. aiignit niebcr auf's
Sdiff begeben nno banrt, uoraltsitd..
lid, umgefdbr att II. Iii8llit Dieoer
bier %eintreffen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-21

Srau @alter Mnnomiler me[-
de i6on lett ldngerer 3eit Ieioenb
1T, befitbet ii6 nod INNER in iebr
idtpodem 3uitanb; 6aiieIbe lit aud
Der Toq nit ibrem 9abp nno Del.
De miiien 6aber tGgIid. ipeitn es
cas- 8etter geltottet, cine @usfabrt
in Die friidje 2uit MAIDEN.
/. -@ilb. Soppe, poir StoIpe,
bradte anl porigen 8reitog ieinc
Satin bierber, bcbufs Gr5tlider 9e.
banOlung. IS freilt ults mittbeilerl
81 folneir hab iid oie Eatientim BE.
reits am dd6ten Gage iomeit gcbei,
iert bate, oab tie nit ibrem @ot-
ten Die Seimreiie pieber ~atttretcl,
foitnte.
-Gbas. 3eugiil, BON 2outre SIS.
lalnO, meldjer am Montag bier mar,
iagte er lei 5apei @ofen in gbantcis
gclueien, inter 9ebonolunq eincs
Gbiropraftors, uro iei nit Dem SIC.
iultat iebr 5nfrieoeil. Der Speratsllr
gebraitdyt meber Meiier nod Meoi-
ain, iolroern mir iciue S1nbc. Sp.
S6arnborlt, bon Mcfittrid, i'm Sl,
ter BON II Sabren, ipeld)er fiir3lid
eillen Sdlaganfaa battc, befinbet
ii6 ebenfaIls in 8ebon6lulrg be5
o6igen @eilfiimtIers, uito lit. nie eS
beiBt, ailf Der 8%eiieruug.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-21

@iI1. @reis mo @qttin morcu
am Sonntoe in ct. 2ouis nm ser
@eeroiguitg BON 6rie @reiS beislt-
luobnell, wald)er baiclbit ant porigen
8reitng, i'm Sitter BON 63 Sabrcn al
Der @aIieriudlt geitorben lit. Ger
&eritorbcne 1uuroe in Ser1rallll gebo
rem ultS' lcbte audi bier bis Dor I'M.
geiobr 10 Sabren.
Sobn 2app, BON SeoaIia, 800,
befanh iih 5u gnfalt9 bieier ISOLDE
bier All Seinh bel Der Snnilic bon
albar 9enber. @err 2app lit Elm
itre6iamer, junger bcittfd)er !Saro.
merfer, icit utgefdbr einem Sabr
bier in AMcrifa unS bot cine quite
Stclle al, Sdntieo in ocit 8erf.
Der geo. Eac. 9abn, in &c.
oalin. De.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-21
9ptis.

Ieinen ecebrten &nnSen iotpie
Dem <bIifltm inr sGgemeiitcn bier.
nit ailr 4ddri6t, bob i6 meine
o~iesidbrieel sonmerferien an ID
.. 90. antretert, mo crit oilt lpd6-
item, 8 sluaitit mieoer bier eintref.
len iperbe.
Id|tttngSpnG,
Or, @.9 ,0idion,
3abnor5t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-21

Veterinary surgeon unb 8entiIt,
BON Seoalio, Mo., iuirb am Cont
ner$tag, ben 81 Sui in @orriion,
an 6reitag Den 2S Snli in&9erser,
mo an Sanstas Sen 80 SuIi in
Sernonn iein. Or. @sarIep lit elm
8roonirter oes Ontario 8eterinarp
College, in Toronto, Canada, nno
bat cine "a idbri9c grfabmlne in
ieiuem Sad.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-21
harrisburg.

"a nm ods @et3enSreiden in I'M,
iercr @egeil0 10 5iemIid uoriiber lit,
10 0ilrfte es and mir @iele bon Ssli.
tereiic lem, 5u ~erfobreu mie piel Scr
Afer, altSgegeben bat.
GrotSen MN Die Sibe i'm Mai,
ionic oltdl Ner Hoit, Gem @eisen
bier 5ielniid geidabet BADEN, mar
DER Grtrag ourd)ihnittIids OclrlOdy
gut uilo nild Die Guolitat hit an.
frieocniteIlenb,
Someit mir in @%riabrung briltQen
fopntten lit Nas &eiultut Der bieii.
gen 8eiselcrnte iuie folgt:
@ilb. 6rormn, % slGcr, 323 Sud.
@ilh. @alfcr, 20 slder, 500 SAD.
3. 9. Ifmaial, as Mfer, 904 Sod.
u. &roett, 81 sIdcr, 904 Cad.
g, Silgeioid. AZ s(der, AIS Sad.
$. Hiemalm. 70 Ifer, 500 Sad.
s, Scife, SO ader, 416 Sad.
s. afmann. So ader, 500 Sad.
aartoffeIiL ObIt uilb @artclIrud,t
giebt cs bier nidt, uiro bas Sorn
fam pielleidt nod cine 6aIbe ern.
tc MAIDEN, benn mir boben bier lett
6riibiabr fait feinen oroentIiden
gebabt.
Gas Commencement lit gegenauGr.
tig bier nit gerbeiierungcn an
Stub beiddftiet.
Nit beitem Grub,
Will. Srpmm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-21

go. 8 II MN EN- r~egelnaBl1er
"5lagsStopv tpeIffr ben Rciienoen
bie @eIegerbeit giem aitf 6ieiem 3itg
bon ainb mad allen Stotionen 5u iab.
rcii, no oerfeIbe atbdlt.