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Evening journal., 1912-04-24
SENATOR SMITH AND
TITANIC MAN WRANGLE

gan Smith again. that there we're not
enough capable men present to man
the boats properly"
There were the same men that
they have on all steamers. American
ships the same as British" Lowe an
swerod.
Lowe had the names of three wo-
men who were in his lifeboat and
gave them to Smnth. The chairman
observed sarcastically:
II thought you had card with the
autographs of all the women on
~ did not. sir" was the angry an
swer. I'm no autograph hunter"
The witness said he transferred SO
people from his boat to others and
saved twenty men and one woman
from a sinking coilapsible, which had
ben pierced by wreckage
q was there TO save life--not bod
les Lowe declared.
Evening journal., 1912-04-24

BY The United Press
WASHINGTON. April 24--After
Herbert J. Lowe, fifth officer Of the
Titanic. had told how j. Bruce Ismay,
millionaire aud managing director Of
the White Star line, was ordered by
him to get out of that when he
tried personally TO supervise the
loading of the lifeboats.
Senator Smith and Lowe quibhled
and squabhled over their questions
and answers. and the Senator con-
stantly interrupted Lowe. All the
Senators but Smith left the hear
ing
You could say. Go to h--ll,' to Mr.
lsmay, why can't you answer my
questions? asked Smith.
81 do answer them IN my own best
way when ] can understand them.
Lowe quietly retorted
do you wish us to understand" be-
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
WAGON INJURIES
FATAL 70 Mr.. M'HUGH

Contrary to the belief that he was
not seriously injured, David McHugh.
aged 72 years. of No. 917 Shipiey
street, who was run down by cart
loaded with brick, while crossing
Shipley street at Tenth on Monday
died at the Delaware Hospital last
night. II was found that the man
had sustained internal injuries He
died while an attempt was being made
TO relieve his condition by an opera
tiOn
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
BISHOP RULEY
AGAINST DIVORCE

Services commemorating the CEN
tennial session of the Delaware Con-
ference o. the L. A. NJ. e. Church,
First Episcopal Diocese, were con-
tinuod in Union African NJ q. Church
this morning. The meeting was open
ed by Bishop b. T. Ruley who AZ
terward appointed Or Albert Price
aud Or. r. A. Boulden as a committee
on the state of the country, and the
Rev. Aabury Smith, the Rev David
smith and the Rcy. Charles IL. Boul-
den as committee on the state Of
the church.
A photograph Of Or p. A. Bouldea,
dean oi the theological school and
the graduates of 1912 was presented
To Bishop Ruley by Dr. Price.
Dr b. r Moore, Or. Nj. c Brooks,
the Rev Mr. Hubert, Father Carter
and James Anderson were introduced
and TO their remarks Dr. P. A. Boul-
den responded
Bishop Ruley pronounced an epis-
oopal address. in which he strongly
opposed divorce.
The Rev. II. j. Ryder moved that
each member of the conference absent
at roll call be fined fifty cents
Reports from the district superin-
tendents were read this afternoon by
DR.. ID. w. Smith. Of the Pennsylvania
district and Dr. Asbury Smith. Of the
Delaware district The anniversaries
of the Williams Memorial Fund and
of the Book Concern we're observed
the Rev. Ezekiel Smith and Dr. ID. w
smith delivering appropriate ad.
dresses.
Memorial services will be held al
A o'clock with Bishop Ruley In charge
DR.. Asbury Smith will preach the an
nual conference sermon this evening
and the Daughters Of Conference will
meet tomorrow.
A paper, treating Of superannuatec
ministers was read by the Rev
I Sandy Gunby OF Delaware City al
the afternoon session yesterday aat
discussion Of the document followed
| hv the Rev Charles II. Roulden, the
! Rev Ezekiel Smith the Rev Asbur,
/ Smith the Rev B W Smith and the
Rev. w RYDER
Navor Harrison W Howell extend
ed the address Of welcome on behal
I % the citv ~ the evenine session las
night The Nayor honed the hene
fetal effects of the conference nov n
session wor'd snread thrcneh the en-
ti~e negro ronrlstion ~ the city.
TIE Pew : p shepherd. n-'nc'ps
of the Industrial Training Schrol
responded 20 fhe welcome n I'm
vene Johnson. raeto~ Of Giioer
p~eshvte~'ar Church brought greet
'rvs fror, the co'o~ed churches o
]
ter o. Kenneff Srua~e resnonded
The following committees were ap
pointed:
Finance. Revs w H GUY, Charlie
Lewis and T. Bostic: holy orders
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
RETRTAL OUTLOOK
STIRS OFFICIALS

.NEWBURG. n Y. April 24-West
Point authorities are stirred over the
possibility that President Taft will
direct that courtmartial be reconvened
AT that place to reconsider its findings
in the case of Ralph [ Sasse. Elliott
Freeland, Tatnsll Simkins and James
Christian, cadets, who we're charged
with having violated the regulations
OF the institution by hazing and mall
treating members of the class. They
were tried last August and being
found guilty, we're sentenced TO dis
missal.
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
BIs SALE OF SUITS Am DRESSES.
n-A..- r,.o.a- c4.-- wan ma .r.L
7TT--rTH NtVn1 SIRE - II r1vfu uuutu-
End Sale.

Starting tomorrow. Thursday. the
Bosfon Cloak store 424 Market street
viii hold what is known as a Sweep
inc Nonth-End Sale The object o.
thir sale is TO dispose Of all odd lots OF
goods That have been advertised dur
ine the past month THE sale will in
clude most every department. OF the
store. and affords one an excellent on
pcrtnrity tc secure suits and clothing
for the entire sumner months at
greatly reduced prices
This store has a reputation of sell
inc goods Of hiRh quality az greatly
reduced prices and through this sale
you get the ADVANTAGE OF an additional
cut on the former price that these
goods were sold at On anothe~ mace
Of today's issue will be found thei,
ad giving list OF the many bargains
to be had and the prices at which the,
are being offered
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
Bv The United Wire

By The United Wire
PARIS. April 24--The shsttering
OF a diplomatic precedent saved Rob
ert Bacon. the retiring American am
bassador TO France, his wife and
daughter, from sailing on the Titanic
and perhaps saved their lives
Parmalee Herrick, son Of the new
ambassador. Myron r. Herrick. Of
Ohio, was responsible for the change
In plans.
Bacon had booked passage for him
self, wife and daughter on the Ii
tanic and had actually sent part OF
their baggage on board the Inflated
liner Parmalee Herrick and his
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
SMASHES PRECEDENT
BUT SAVES HIS LIFE

wife visited the embassy and agreed
to dine with the Bacons on the eve Of
their departure.
But precent necessitatee my va
eating before the arrival OF my sue
cessor. and in diplomacy. precedent
is all powerful" said Mr.. Bacon
But father would say: Darn pre-
cedent' in this instance" said Parma
lee Herrick and Mr.. Bacon finally
agreed to smash precedent, cancelled
his booking on the Titanic. had his
baggage removed, remained TO OK
change greetings with Ambassador
Herrick and is now en- route to Amer
lea on the new French liner, France.
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
TAKEs PRIsONER To pENYER.

Arrested in Virginia by Detective
Combs of Denver, Col. F. z Durand
alias r. Jackson, aged 35 years,
wanted in Denver on the charge of
forgery. was locked up at the police
station last night at Coomb's request
The latter has relatives in Wilmington
and wanted TO spend the night with
them. He called for his prisoner To-
day and proceeded on his way to Den
YER
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, April 24.-The stock
market opened strong today, the ma
iority of issues ruling above last
nights close.
IL a. m.-The strong tone cortin-
ued throughout the first hour. the ad-
vances being well maintained.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds firm.
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
Maurefania, Without Enough
Life Boats, Bumps Before Trip

The Mauretania carried eight new
lifeboats and seven liferafts in addi-
tion to her regular complement OF
sixteen lifeboats. These were hastily
obtained I'm New York, by the Cunard
line officials following the Titanic dis
aster.
Her boats will now accommodate
about 1000 persons while the total
number aboard her is 2,31S
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
F0RESTRRS, nANcF.

Pride of Court Bayard Circle, No
A.. Lady Foresters Of America, Will
give its annual dance in Pythian Cas-
tie, No. 906 West street, on Thursday
evening Dancing will begin at $50
o'clock and continue until midnight.
Evening journal., 1912-04-24

Revs. Asbury Smith. D. n. Smith and
S. p. Shepherds complaints. Revs
William j. Ryder, Charles H. Boll.
den and Albert Shepherd; minis
terial studies, Revs. P A Boulden
William J. Ryder and p. s. Shepherd
joint conference Revs. d w. Smith
Sandy Gumby and Charles Wesley;
temperance, Revs W T. Cornish, E.
p. Dilworth and A. Parsons.
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
NATIONAL BANK CALL.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON. April 24,-The
Comptroller of the Currency today
issued a call on all national banks
at the close Of business on Thurs
day, April is.
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
BY The United Press.

NEW YORK, April "a The Maure
tania, giant Cunard liner was slightly
damaged early today when strong
ebb tide swung her against the pier
shed as she was leaving on her reg
ular trip TO Liverpool The bridge rail
was twisted and the pier was dam
aged, but no one was injured.
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
EoUAL srrFRAeE MFrrING.

In the>W- c T. L. headquarters No.
100 West Eighth street on Monday
evening next the Rev Thomas P. Hol-
loway. viii address the Equal Suf-
rrage Association.
Evening journal., 1912-04-24

C l. Hudson & Co.. say:
I'VE would not buy on bulges.n
F. D. Lackey & Co., say:
I'VE would advise the purchase Of
the standard issues on all recess
sions."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-27
@orriion.

Sranf Sd)ollmeper unb Smnilie
begoben iid, am lebten Sonntag nod
iGotsbam.
@m. 3eilmann berfoufte am les-
ten Montag feline Sdgemiible oil
cinen Manr Don 2inn.
gbap. Sltnmert febrte am borigen
MittnodJ pm Irfanios sltriid, mo-
iclbit or mcbrere Streden 2dno sc.
fault bat.
SDloeiter Geters begab iif am
bergangenen Sonntog nod Stolpe,
ali eiltcm mehrtdgigen 8eIii6 BET
ieiner Sdpeiter Srali Sllpin Sacff.
irer.
Sran sc. &id1or6s erbieIt fiiralid
einen iebr unliebionten 9eiufy poit
Mooame Ga Grippe, befinoct lid
nber lett off Dem beiten 8ege ben
geind mieoer los 5i iper0en.
Com 8rpun tttudte ant letter.
Montag eiren Observation-Disclosures na6
Ippleton, Mo.
Oscar Stod uno Gbas. @bolion
talneli bon Waibirston beralti, lint
sse 5ciertGge bier 81 perleben.
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Gtolpe.

9as feline Sodterden BON Mar
aniei6c, baS BEL 6. $. Sartfe unb
Satin in Serruam III gfIege mar.
lit porigen Samstag geitorben unb
wurbe bier am Sonntag burd $50.
itor IiImllss beeroigt.
EalI Siht iopie Wutter glpel be-
finoen iid] nif Ser &ranfenIiite uno
pieIe 9(tubere flagen iiher @ltlten unb
GrfGltungen.
Serinalln 8ieban uno Senrp Bid
llerJer, Sie Sen CONNER iiber I'M
Staote Soma arbeiteten, itno lebte
Modle nieoer ms glternballS gu
riifgefebrt.
@m. Scope mo Sralt iparen let-
te ISOLDE mebrere Gage in Der
GounttDbaitptItaot bel 8erlparbten
aluf 9eiltf).
@eitern farrb bier in Der Stride
sic Gbriitbaum : 8eiheer1tng itatt.
PIN Sonntag gormittng miro
&aitor aiimuss bier ourd Goitor 8.
bon 2onpi, BON Morriiorl, aIs SeeI.
iorger bieier @emeinbe amtlifp eittge.
iiibrt iperoen, Su ipelfer Seier Sc.
tcrmann freunblifit eingelaoen 1T.
@iiniten Dem GerionaI bes
golfablatt iopie ben lieben 2eiern
ein aliidieliges Reuiabr.
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Scrmarn electric 2iaht COMPANY
I'M ncrten Seim.

DDS Sabr 1912, meIhes Dinner
nenigen Sagcn ieincn 9al,f poaert
oct Daben miro, if Elm ;3eitabihniti
III Der @eid)idte @ermanns in Del.
len &erIallf nmierc Stabt, in ibrel
Weiterentpifclung, un3peifelbaf
eirelt entIdiebenen u,1o frGftiaer
Sdriit poriudrts getban bat. @obl
nld)i III Dem Sinn eirtes i~oaenonll.
,Sooms," oenn bofiir iit Sermann
5u lolin nno 81 fonierpatip, 10 sod,
I'M Slime zines energiidlen Srei.
bcns nro 9liibeits Ser neltelt 3mci.
sc ar1 olten Stamml, meId,er tiei
litO fclt 1pnr5elt im frudtbaren go.
cen oes oeltiden SIeibes, oes beltt.
ld;en Strebens uno beutifer gbren-
baftigfeit.
Ilcm Inid}eiit nod lit Serrnann
Guber 81 Der Soffnlng bercftiat.
oaB Die nabe 3ufunft i'm ibrem
ShooBe ben &eim birgt 3u ferterem
@ofstbnm iino 5u fernerer @r6be.
Die Infgabe nnierer 8iirger beIte5t
Dor alem dber burin, bieien aeim
3lt nabren, 5n pflegen uno id}iiben.
Wor allgemeinem Sntereife unb
grDBerer Srngrpeite inter sen I'm.
terncbmunoen ,pelfe ain SdluB sic.
les Sabres fir Scrmonn 3u GER
'eid,nen iiito, lit gang ipecien oos
lett I'M gau begriffene 8aIIemuerf
ltebit Dem Spitem bon gbsuasfand.
len; ferrer oos neile @ebGuoe Ser
8asconnre Central Selepbou Com.
panp init Dem bebeltcnb eripeiter.
ten rnb perpoafummncten 8crn.
ipredloicnit uno, .lait bit not Ieoit,
oas chen pollenoete, meme, groBe &C.
Der Sermoni1 electric 2iabt
Co., nit leiner p~oaitdnoiaen sflS.
ituttrns neuer Waidinen unb Sc.
ratl idtafter. ionic elmer burdaus
noOernen G%ilriftitng in alien 3uei.
gen bes Dienites.
Ga nun oieie 3eiIen, Iout lte6er.
i'm 8eionoeren lnierer glcf.
2i6terfobrif geipiomct iitro,
10 iuplleh mir baber nit 9e5itg aiif
oieieIbe etfpns n1ber alli Die Gin.
~eingeben.
Die Serntann electric Sight So.
petin mir nift irren, ieit
oem Sabr 1894 unb bate, pic 10
ntandps aubepe, oerartige lliiterneb-
men, IN Oen eritcn Sabret ibrcs @e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-27
Grou Sol. Mebiomen

9Is Srau Spi. Rebiomen Sen
Gbriitbdum lit ibrer 8obnltng biibid
eepubt url6 gegen A llbr 9adfnit-
tags einige &er5en ailt 9aiume ange.
5iinbet battle, INN hos @orSe nod.
mails su iiberieben, fiel cine Ser Ser.
sen berab unb in sic 81 Defora-
tiofs3fpeden benutte 8onnipoIe.
SSm ndditen Iueenblif ftanb Ser
gait5e Baum IN BeIen SIammen i,nb
mir Der prompten Siilfeleilttna lei.
tens Ser IngeIteIlten aus Der raben
Sfntbfobrif, bie nit einem 20idap-
parate berbeigeeilt paren, lit es 5ii
nerbanfen baB elm erSbcres I'm.
gliif perbiitet ipurbe. Der gbriIt.
baum nit ieinen 8er5ierunaen, mar
ait Mide p%erbrannt. Gbenfans, bie
SetiterborbGrge mo Gardiner, TO-
tpie Der Sappib fieIen ben SIounmen
sum Gpier ebe es bon Serbeieeeil.
Ten geliingen iuar bas Seuer gu
loidlen.
: 8erIoren: Elm 8orb enthaltea6
mebrere Yafete uitb elm fatbI. @es
betbud. Der ebrIide Sir6er 1T CT.
iluft sic IrtiteI nehit aorh in scr
5. 81. segert gelobnnng ab-
3lugeben.
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Sere--smitb.

Vim @eibnnftsabenb nuroen oitrd)
6rsOefsridter 8. S. Stoemner, GU
gene 5eiie ltipo Sri. Souiie Smitb
~ eillem gliidliden illngen Che.
earten pereiniat. Sod Ser Ser
n%lftllna fanb IN Ser @obmrng bes
Ffels Der 9raitt, Or. ". q. Smith,
en- Sod8eitsfeit itott an meld)em iih
8lsoodl MIR Die naditen Irgeborigen
Rfeelligten. Gen 9eupermablten,
oe lhr Seim in Sermonn alfifla-
aeil frerren, miinidett mir piel Slid
ilre 8ottes REDEEM Segeil 5llnr 9ltrt-
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8racnble

SsmaIb 9raenbIe 1lnh SRI. slice
aeifling mirben ann Dienstag
abenS biir6 Sriebensridter 9. S.
stoenmer i'm Spmens roiige @befai-
leln geidmiebet. 9af Der Srauung
.raten Die ReupermGbIten cine Sod.
seitsreiie iladj ct. 2ouis rnb Column.
bia, Oh. n:s uno tperben iih naf
ihrer Riffebr IN ,tnierer Stabt ME-
%Oerlniien. unierer ber5liddten @liif-
WuiG!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-27

N, 8eibnadtsnode miro inn
M N Ile9r lino mebr 3u elmer obon,e
@alns1 @ods in .reid,cr Sic nadb
sserelf st6O i persr3er~r ainSer
n luro &ertpanbte suieoer in
,,;s aRllltafb 1uriiffebren I'M i'm
n I oer Gl3rrn mo @eidnilrer
, nv gefanntcn bos d,6ne gseib.
IN es Us! 81 fcierm rno etlide soae
M \, IN eerlnnerlrgcn aus ser ;sl,ocnb
Esr, ,suen. Inter oen Seinaefc6rten
N %et m1 mir: grnft @aertrer,
Srairie, DO, ernft aoeania'
ta,,. soe9niq. G6iI. Rief, @eora,
lstt MINI. lllto Ilice 2eibad, Sernonr1
IS sn'u',,p ltilS Satin, Otto 2ett-
Ess a, eorl Reiobort itnS Sobn
IN, i, ooll ct. Sonis; SrIonho &.
'' asIrit8 ssibad, a,,auit @raf,
N, saltisscertrnr unS grthur
n, !, bon annios Gitp; ,,oiepb
IN WI = SiIilu, Sonn Srlt1d1,
I'M d%larnDorft, 8rib SdneG,
I'M g%SuplMnlnston; Gir@9n eiebIer,
\ %S.O' bon Columbia; Cornell,
I'm y ~, , bon @oberIp: ebos. Ga.
IL, e 3 Y &. Donoblra inns sat. /
atsr soolniue;; Ping. sefotte umo
Il ,,,,s oott Snoepeipoence. SIiper
ad,, silS q 6rl ScseI Goe, pun
Sab Mo RoD 9sieboff, SrcS 4.
u lrro Satin, bon ;Seffenon
h S sslte 6abrner, bon @eboSa,
s victor D6i Salbrner, bon Minne.
in wilIM 5raii 2ouiie shoe.
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9as nadfte ssSirfnif fir Sermann.

SW "uuDItt Stuutiutk iul RCIuluHIl
Sn llebereinitimmun nit ben
8oap1rtsitreben urierer Staot II
oen lesten paar Sabren uno aIs
greiibare 6olge beiielben. madt iid
INNER bringer6er 6as 8erlamer
iaf mebr @obnlinsen geIteno. Sod
ME porber III Der @eididte Ser
manrrs mar bas gertangen mad, flei-
men W%ob1baufern 10 groB nnb ou
einem lolden gebiirfniB gemoroen,
als wie oos CUR Belt Der Saa lit.
Wit Dem porausii1tlidem 8abjen
nnlerer geidp1ftliden llnternebmung-
en- i'm IQgemeinen, ionic in Siniidt
Der iebr fpabrifeinlifen grtpei-
terung Der bieiiaen S1ubfabrif 81
ooppelt ibrer gegenapartigen @rGBe
nn0 Der baraus reiultiereneen 9e.
fdJditi9ung Der boppeIten In5abI bon
arbeitern, miro iib oas geoiirfniB
nod paiietl6en @obnilngen nod piel
GROCER atrb bringenSer geitaIten, ns
tpie bies idoit iest Ser Sal lit.
9ermann fam urb bari bieie Sc
legeitbeit ridt nnbeaftet urlb uitbe-
niist poriibergeben IaiIen, ionbern
es msB @ittel urpb @ese finoen I'm
Dem 3umuds ieiner 9ep6lferung
paiianbe Wobnungsgelegenbeit 8u
bieten: anoerenfaas miro nidt al.
lein ei1r iieiler 3ltfpads our ltnmog.
lid)feit, ionoern es erleibet audi nod
Verliite blrh Dos Sinpegsieben
zines Sbeils ieiner gegehp1rtigen
8etpobner, pelde inheritance iino
patience unb entipredenbe 8obn.
nngelt 5lt finben.
8ein uniere aapitaliiten ni6t bie
notbige gnergie unb @orausiidt be.
iisefn, 1im bier in Die 9reide al
lpringen nrro cine 4n5abl @obn-
holrler 81 erridten, bann beitebt Ser
cin5ige Irslpeg in Ser @riinbutna
elmer 4ftienseielidaft nit geniiaeno
gro benz aapital, gum Mnfauf oes
cntipredenoen @rlntbbeiites unb Ser
Grrittlng elmer anaabl @%obnbau-
ier, 10 oaB Den 81 ertpartelrben, nell-
girpobrcrn Die @elegenbeit qe-
boten miro lid, bailerno bier uater
ms nieber5ulaiien nnb oas ,Sbriae
5ltr gergroberltng ilirb CUR 9erbeIie.
rllf1g her Staot bei5ltrdaen.
Giire berartige @elbanloge miirbe
pieQeidt, I'M biueften Sinn, feline
fette 9ipiOenbe ab1pcrfen; aber in
inoireftelt @eiie miiroc ieoer Sc
ldpaftsmom bablird profitire; 1rnb
8ipor nld)t MIR boriibergebefl6, ion-
bern nuf Die 0auer. Gs iinb oober
In eriter 2inie Ole @elfftsleute
Sernanlts, melfe bieier Code hire
pole Iufmerfiamfeit mibmen arnb
otelelbe balomoglidit in gngriff neb.
mo praftiib sur Ilsfiibrung
iollten. 1nierer aufrihti.
gen WeitlllM 5llfolse miiroe iidy cine
oerarttge 8elbanlage fir rniere Sc
melt better unb ii6erer
fentierel. oils lpie Taft ipeeno cine
@ir offerierer ben obiaen Glan
ols cilen gltt aenleinten @or-
.d)lag sur Soroerung bes @obls lii.
.erer Staot, un6 LADEN hermit ieoen
5llr freien 9cnutrM ser
5paItelt Oieics 9Iattcs Elm, ipclder
u getreff oieier Gltgeleaenbeit feline
Neimnng 5ll dilBern fpiinidt.
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8raf--Sd neiSer.

I, 81 SeoaIia MURDER geitern @nl.
ssIol' sohn oes Srn. Silliils 8rai
ssapPr inlo Sri. Cha Sd)neioer,
sodlier Deg BERT. &rn. guguit s.
saiielNer friihcren Mitberniisgeber
g Seoalto rSourital," i'm @unbe
loer ebe parcinigt. Die R%el,nern1GbI.
~ fallpeft aelterrt Ibenb ollf ibrer
Sspa5eltsreiie begriffen bierbcr gum
WHO !, Der Glteril bes 9rGltttqams
1lao nod einent geiltds Bel Geranano.
aNa ~ ct. aoltis unS @eaeniae, Sesa.,
Hg!to pas hinge Gbcpoar in Ganios
Isup lld bduslid, nieberIaIicn, ipo
Julpge gbemonn cine STEELE oils
'hofppllt in elmer groBeren 3rild-
nefleloet. 8ir gratuIiren urro
s Y. BEN Mettbermdblten Slid
'o Segen gum 9utrbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-27
Dem s~rbeinennen Jabr.

Bun. eb' Der Sing Der Iebten Ghmbe
Cid an BEG Sobres Gette rei6t.
Zoo einmal lei IN trdiiter Niinbe,
Gin @ort benz ifeiocnoen getpeibt;
Inb, fuenn bic @itternaf fit ert0nt
Bon Stirm Az Sitrm i'm 8~intertpinbe,
8ds neiie Sabr uns better finbe
ut,D NIT benz alter gal5 beriobnt.
gS sat NIT Nieten nnb nit Qofen
@elpieIt nah ieiner abnen 8ralf,
&ohl fiiat eS 0ornen 5l Cen Muien,
Sod Mofen an ben 3crnen aid.
3tpei Weagenoilen ie6er fanb,
Werbrub iinb Slid. dnf ieinen Yfaben,
limb beibe finb bon @ottes @naoen
Sir ben, Der ibren 8int perltaub.
1ait beiben treulid fdritt perbunSet
SSbr fpiiroerlider Gobr. Sumor,
Der nif in D~ebelgrauen Stlnben
Gein beiliam QGdeIn nidt berlor.
limb cine nod, bic b1d5te Strait,
Ste yicbe, bat inns freli g~eleitet,
Die iiber 0rdber gIumen breitet,
Guf grben idon ben SimmeI idnfft.
iinb alto - bordti Die G,foden iinaen;
Sic Giiger Ieiiften beiinnungstldr,
nit Segensfpuni6 rnb @fdierflineen
Sci lirs tuiIlfommen. iunasS Sabri
Wds nit benz alien nid1t ae5t1ieben.
Grhnlf co urS: ben frobeE Wlit,
Zen SleiB, Der 2iebe Ianfte @Iit,
limb eines nod - Der GeeIe SriebenI
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-27
Sciratbs-ei scnien.

Corn Sarolpid, Saf Sill 26
Gtbel Benton. Dat Sill 1859. 10
5rarf Q. SdeibIc, &iasboro %
Stella Gage, Slasboro 20
Seitrp @ebmeper, Benz 81
&eIiie &ingciien, Benz %
Sarrp @oNep, Wcaittrif %
Minnie &olf, Wecsittrid IL
@rliit Sraiibe, 9lanb %
Spoia 8ebrneDer, Canaan 19
Gltgeite &ciie, Sermam %
2olile Smith, Sermanr ;. %
SSpalh q. 8roeuole, Sermam 81
Mice Heif)ling, &ermarm 90
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-27
8Odjentlid]er Warftbcridt.
Eggers Milling Co.

Wei5en Scr. 2 S .95
8ei5en Scr. 3 .93
Smperial Mebl, per God 2.9O
8ooo Sud mebl. per Cad $50
Doilp 9reab MebI, per God 2.70
&leie, per 100 8fun6 10
Sbippituft, per 100 Bfurb lao
aonrmebl. per 100 Bflnb6. 2.20
1rpbnfte.
@%Drriaiert bon
John n. Helmers,
Butter, per Gfunh 1870
gier, per 9utenb %
@iibner, per 8irtb T15
Spring Gbidens, per Efitnb 91a
per Gfitnb II
Der Gfunh 10
Sdpmal5, per 8funo 10
per Yfunb 81
3miebeIn. per 9ufbel SO
,iurtoffelal, per 8libel go
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-10-25
A Visitor to the Fair Gives Account
of His Trip.

Kelton, Oct Give have had plen-
ty of rain of late. The farmers have
been very busy gathering their crops.
Cotton has been picked as fast as it
opened, ginned and sold. The cotton
crop is decidedly short. Manufacture
ers who need cotton and are not freely
buying will soon find the crop gath
cred and sold and in the hands of the
spectators, and when they get it they
will pay for it, for the spectators
know that the supply will not meet
the demands.
Last Thursday morning pulled out
to visit the county fair. 1 landed at
the fair ground about II o'clock and
found quite crowd of men, women
and children inspecting the exhibits.
All seemed to be enjoying themselves
very much. You could not have told
that we had just a few weeks ago
gone through one of the hottest pol
itical battles that we have had in sew
eral years. We were all shaking
hands, talking and enjoying ourselves
as good old democrats, as it should be.
The exhibits were fairly good, but too
few of them; but the farmers are
largely to blame for the small show,
ing. There were some fine race horses
and the racing was the main feature
of the day. guess there was a good
deal of sporting on the ground. The
fiyiEg-jenny, the ferris wheel and the
shows were there for the young peo-
pie, who seemed to enjoy themselves
Also there were games of chance to
take in the young suckers change
and some of the older ones, too, were
bitten. The pickpockets were on hanc
and relieved some of our citizens o1
their pocket-books and contents. They
did not get mine, but if they had, anc
all the rest they got had been like
mine, they would have left in disgust
BY one o'clock felt like eating my
dinner and went to the place where
the ladies were serving dinner fol
the benefit of the hospital of Union
In the afternoon horse racing ant