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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26
SmiSS.

8Gbrer,5 bieier ISOLDE lit biei
berum Die Seuernte I'M boQen Con-
&c.
Sron ellie Moore, BON ct
2ouis, peilt bier alli 8eiut bel
ibren @ltern, Com. @iaimnnrr unS
@attitt.
SIR Der @rbnlt,ps bon hilbert
Shulte bate iidj am lesten Cams.
tag abeilb cine 5ablreihe @eielifafi
eiltgefunoen melde iidJ auf bas
Bette amu1irte.
6rls. Npra @rlieneipaIb unb
ellie &riemtnmp, rpelte Bel hilbert
Sdulte aili 8eiudy gelueien tparen,
rei1ten am lesten Wtontag Dieoer
t,nd ct. 2ouis.
Sos Spiel 5tuiiben ben 9aie
BOIL 9eauls BON Smiss uipo pon
Seconb Greet, enoigte nit einem
Sies Der .9ops" BON Sapiss. Dos
&eilltat tpar "a gegen A, at @ilt-
item BON Spiss.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26
@uitab 6ieiid Gin Dpfer Der ertre,
men Cite.

stm Montag Meno ipurbe gu.
ltnp Jleiib in iebr fraifem 3u.
ltnrpo BON Morriion bierber ge.
bradt ulpo itar5 am Dieistog MSor-
GEN IN Der @obnlHsg ieiner Gltern,
Sobn 6leiib mn6 @attin obtre 0as
Ne1pultlein aDieoer erlargt 3ls baben,
gr mar bisber IN oep 8erfitdtten
oer aataas Gitp Miiioiiri Niuer
Jtaplgatiolp 60, in @uscoraoe, airge,
lteat. mo trotoem en- in Iesierer
3elt an Walaria gelittem bette, mar
er oerulod an Der Mrbeit geblieben.
sla1r Wtontog bate er iidJ pafy DIOR.
riIon begeben, dlm Or. Singenfel6er
5ll torAlltieren. gs mar ieime So
iif,t nit benz HadmittngsBilg tpie'
Der 5ltriif 81 febrert; er wrr0e ie.
bod pom Der Site iiberaDdltigt ur6
lpaier NIT Dem A5ero3ug tuads Ser.
mar1p gabrad)t mo er, tros aller on
geiDanOten dr5tlifen 9iIfe, am
Gierstag Woreeru INN balbiieben
ll1r itapb.
@atitap SIeiih apaurce bon 81
Sobrem bier i'm @ermdint geborelt
beiaidte ole offentlide SdSule urpt
trot ip1ter nIs 2abrling IN boz
@eidaft Der @raf Brinting Co., noe
er elm gutter Sdriffeser puroe. 81
mar Elm fraftiger, gtiln6er iurgel
Mam linO 90 er cine 8eifaftigune
I'M 6reieip pousog. 70 arbeitete el
Diale Sabre ONT benz 8au BON GiIerlr
babnbiiden. bis er ipdter eirI
Stelle bel Der Nubogation 60, II
@asconnoe, arnabm. @r mar eli
algeneiit ~befadulfer autrb gaatbetel
luttger Mann; iebr beliebt tsrtel
ieInen Mitdrbeitern. ilrao erfreut.
iidJ 6es @obl4poIIens Mler, ipelf)
lgr fanntten.
IuBer ieinem betagtem gIterrl bin
terl1bt Der @el9tprberle atpei 8riIoer
arnlirt limb Gbrift. Gleif1, u,po iie
ben Sdlpeltern: Jrar @ilbeln
s1altid, urao Sri. 9toia 6leiiG. Dol
ct. 2ouis; Grair Senrp giaIdymeper
5ualt v. Is. @egemailr, Sraap Serb
painefl. 5ran allfreo @raf unb SRI
Nartba Jleifd, BON SernDairtt.
Die 8eerbigl,alg tntuo pelterm Nad
mittng, urter ~3abIreif)er 8etbeili
gliilg, aisf benz ita0tiiden airdjbo
itatt. 4nitor Sl,ebmeper leitebe De
Grauergottesoienlt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26
Sclbitmorb @crindl infolae be
9ite.

Sris aioerlen, nabe Gnie, atf
her Norbieite bes 5luifcs, mndte
lektert 3isnstc9. irr eitnart gsiaQe
temporiirer @eiitesftoruilg. Dernr-
iadat oaurd1 Die oriidenSe Sibe eiaull
er5noi felten Selbitmor6 periudt, IN
f,em er iib INIT eiflcan MepolDer 5tpei-
MIaI iap Gen &opf If,oB. gr baite
bo.SGnnI rem &cpoIper Dor bic Stir
nc Gosnten, 5iMl Slid ieoofy inro
BEIGE 8lrgeln an DER &irltidale ab.
segGitten ct)re 1isie 5ii blrr1brirgen.'
&iSerlcn tuurbe bon giieapbdbnarbei.
tern lumfpeit bes @eleiies Der aatb
8abtr Dersputuoet lnpo ip beipuBloient
3~uit1raSe aufgefutofn limo in feline
@obmlng sebradt, mo er. i'm Sale
faire Blifrergiitilng eiatritt. glfe
Soffnlnlg o,pf bnlbi9e @ieberber.
itellng but. &iberIen ilt perbeim.
jtGef lnb Sater poru A &rrtSerfp. Or
lit eirr no5lbabctroer 6ararper ltno
ferrrtt mon feline llrfnhe ole ibn 5i
bieiem ra~eraneiieIten Sbritte getrie.
ben baben f%onrte. 10 baB nllgcnuei,
bermitbet miro bob er infoIse Der
Site plotIib pobniilurlg sefporSen
tuur.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26
Trai Gertrude Gans.

4 tNv- /, HJrLSaaa4 i. .N4II
Sn ibrer @obTntitg In 8otsoalit
itarb an lestan SreitoJ, nm 4 llbr
Neadamitto9s, Srair @ertrlibe SunS,
geb. Bnn Strnaten, al Den 8plgen
etfues Sdlagonfalls, I'M Mlter bon
II Sabre1J 3 Mionaten mo IL "a.
gen.
Die @erftorba1e mnroe geboren
an 2ten @pril, 1871, in aefen,
&reis GIene, 9e5irf 9iiiieIoorf, nv
Geitidlono uipb fam I'M September
oes Sabres 1860 NUT ibreip @lteril
nod anlerifa, 5lterit nod HortlanS.
Wo. mo iie iid) onnt i'm Ws1r5 1861
nit @iUbelm Sans perbeiratbete,
Dos iur5e Eaar 6og ipdter nad)
@asconnbe GolMtD uito Iieb iid OUT
elmer 5arm in Der Mabe bon HotS-
bonn nie6er. Die 8eritorbene bin
teildBt 5 Sobne, &einrid), Hbilip,
Sobanir, gugi,it uruo Carl, ioipie Ell.
ne Softer, Gertrude Selene; Der
@atte, iotuie otpei Sodter irb elm
Sobn, itarbear bereits friiber. Mu.
Ber6en Enterldbt fie nod 5 Sc.
idlpiiter, 10 grdfel nn6 2 urentel.
Die 8eer6igung fnnb ON Sonntng
Hafmittoe, inter GROCER 8etheili-
gir1tg in 9otsoarn ftatt. Bnitor
Yeftolo leitete BEN Granergottes-
QisTNI. --t- a
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26
Gran Bertha @oigt.

Sram 8ert6a goigt, 8itttpe bon
Carl @oigt, itarb lesten Montag in
Ct. 2oitis in Der @obmtlg Drer
Godjter, Sran Serrp Gender, i'm
Ilier BON Sd Sobren. Die irbif1en
~ltoSerrGlte Der Gerftorbenerd tpitroen
am Witthpod) bierber gebruft unb
bonn Der CT. EaliIs : &irdye aus allf
itdbttif,en 6rteSbofe CUR Iettet
<5e gebettet. Die Oabipgeidteoe.
ne tpisrbe i'm Sabre 1928 in 8eit.
pbalen, S~e,itiflurlb geborep uipo
fam In 1866 mad, amerifa, mo iie
lif orei Sobre ipdter in &ermantp
nit Garl 8oigt per1ei ratbete. &ier
ipobl,te ite lillimerbroden bis gum
Sobe i5reS @atten, Der Dor 6rei
Sabrer erfoIgte, tooranf file Slt i9rer
Sod,ter. Srai Serrrp Genfer, nadp
2ols:s 5og 1latb Don't getuelre
i.nS ~lieberolle 8flase big 5t ibrenr
!Seimggairg fatb. Sic 6irterI1Bt
i5rer Totter no6 atpei en-
felfir6er mrp6 einerr urenfel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26
2~ompcnaiom Der Sisenbbmno. 8ciell
idjaftert.

Die @eieaifnften oes Martbas'
bile Diitrifts Der gDangl. Spnooe
bielten am Sonntog ibre idbrlift
gerinmmlung in Seem Sauelt. Die
Delegaten BON @aibington limo bon
Sermailn trafem nit Dem 6riiBuge
ein.
Sir Dos bcginnenbe Subr apurber1
oie folgenoen 9emnlten erap1blta $50
flor 6. Suebmeper, BON Sermann,
8raiioent; BaItor S. %. Ssbud), pom
Baibington, 8i5eASrditbent; SRI.
2aiiro @eroitpg, BON Nelp Sapeit,
8rotofoairemoer Sefretar; Sri. gm.
ITO IaIimlann, BON @afbiWton
Observation-Disclosures S,efrctdr; Subtl
@oeit, BON Senrnair,, Sf,abmellter.
So[geroe Mftglieber BON Sernrunt
tpobnten ser aoituention BET: Sobn
8oeit utto @attirt, altg. &abiiger II.
Coffin, Goitor 8. Sueomeper unb
@attin, @m. 8aneis, Otto Slice
mann, Sames 8itb, gOp. 8anoer.
lee, ang. 9eiff, Senrp Sitter, 8mil
8ens, Sranf Sitter, Srls. Sanra
&petbemeper, @liie Snenefe, Settle
MIlna Strefer, Clara
Sieoler i1rlb Gmnna 9efmanir.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26
Srubnftc.
gorrieiert pDn
John n. Hetmers,
I'm i~tnicre iucrtbcn abOnneiten.

Der Silfs : General Goitmei,
tier Iertfte fiirSIid, %nniere slufnterf-
iarnteit oaf Ole gpit : Stipulation,
pelde ben Seraitsgeber1r bon 3eit-
ilirsen 6as 8ripilegium ertaiebt II.
re 3eitungeit, sur 9pitrdte Der
5tueitetp &Iaife, ali iolde abonnetttcn
at Dprienoeib ipeIdc ftit ibremt
Announcement fir ein Sabr ODER Ian.
ger I'M &iiditarpo iinO. 8ir itnb Sa-
Der ge5tpungeil ben @eriorot nnle-
reg 8Iatteg, an slbornetpten iuelde
EN- Sabr I'M @iidltano iiruo, eitt5ii.
lteuel, ipenn oieielben oen fanigers
Setras nift intierboIb Der ndditen
poor @odet einienber,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26
GpIcbub.

SebGftian @als Bat fiir3Iid, bon
s. s. @inter eitre Sirede 2anb
gum 8reiS BON $12. per Ider ge.
fauft. Gus 2orb Iiegt ui82iGbr 3
MeiIen noroIid bon bier iiro lit gu
Dem obigen Breis iebr biata.
Die @ebriioer &orff p~olen6etet
boriee ISOLDE oos 9rennen BON 150,,
600 8adlteinen, tpelfe nndy alIert
8lrnften, 5ipiihen Union un6 Sonia,
on Der Nod Sslano 9abn perianot
aperben. NGd6tes Sobr apirb Der
3iegeIbof perarobert peroen, 10
bob ole boppeIte anBabI 3iegel ge.
lietert iperoen toftn.
Maripp Cites uno ole @ebriiber
Slider iitt6 iest ann @ei5eitoreihen
fir Die Sortter in Der gb1be Der
Soop un6 Geb Sof greefs. 9en
8eriGten 5nfoGge lit Der Beisen
tid1t 10 gut, OILS pte atarp ertportet
Hotte.
Gratf @ebner perianote am les.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26

abonnirt auf oas Seru,artter.
8oIfsblatt. {
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26
MoOeit eppIe.-

Sdon tpieber lit es nniere trau.
rige Yflidt bns MbIeben zines altert
b~etnrnten Mitbiirgers 5l berihten.
gsah nrr flrBer aranfbeit iit afn
Ufittfpod Merb. Mobeit gppIe, alf
IeitRr Sarm in Der 2ittle Berger
0adbaridaft, aus oieiem 2ebert ge.
itieoen. h
Ger 8erdtorbene iplinbe bor 70
Sabren lilo 3 Monatem i'm aitJlerem
gouttp seboren iino atpar olsf Del
IDarm Die er mGbrepo ieiler saipoeu
'2ebens5eif befpobnte iiibo arf tpeId)er
er olrdb itarb.
@1brerl6 oes 8irgerfrieges oien.
tie er anf Seiten bes Horoens i'm 4.
Meo. &egiane,tt unb mar elm Mitgliee
1es bieiigen Wnnhparing 8oit Der q.
81. 81. Noh Dem &riege apiometa er
fid5 benz 8iebbnpbeI uno ben 6nrne.
rel urlb ertparb iid Woblitanb unb
bas 8oblhpoaen zines groBe1u 9e-
fanmterfreiies. gr birterIdbt aliBer
ieiner @attim. elmer Sobr, @eorg.
urio flint S0dter. rtdmlid: Grau
Gbas. gppler, Stiatpater, Sfla.;
Jrau Srd. 9uffner, ct. 2ouis;
Jrau Geo. MeitnbtpiIer, Berger. Mo.
Sraii @an. 0iaffner iinb 2ern @pple
irt unierem Goumtp fDobmbaft. gben.
falls birterldBt er hrei Sd}petern,
loapie ID gnfelfinoer.
Ole 8eeroiglirpg fanb geiterr Nab
mittag oitf benz @ottesafer Der fa-
tbpliidJen @emeinoe al 2ittle Berger
unter 5ablreifer Ebeilnabme itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26

@it modaet impiere 2efer nod.
nlnIs 0nrauf nlrimuerfion MAIDEN.
bnb Sos 8inl6es 8oitant porSbneibt,
daB ulfe 3eiaaugs ; Sltbftripttoneil
piinttlid beaablt aperbmp niiiiiear lrrb
nidt iiber ein Snbr inn Mifiinlsb
fein 5iirfe11. Sbfpobl mir aIIer ilr'
Ierhr Mbcamrartelr germ cine utrsmcI'
fene Sha,bulig Der 3ablaIIpg gelpdb.
rem molten, Siirfen mir Dies ben-
nod mdt tblm. Dos 8lupoespoit-
anu perbietet oerartiee &rebiteelpGb-
rlalg, limo I'M oeiien Goridyrittear 81
er5iprcfeat. miiiieap mir foroeln. 0aB
ollie, tpeldse mit ibrem Announcements.
ppeis inn &iifitaruoe iapo, oenbalbeap
ilnperaiiglih eiaididoab ionit ii1to mir
ger1otbigt Sbren Nuinelt BON Der
Selerlilte, siDar llrlscras 5n ltreid]en.
2el faatgeit 8etrog miibten mir
6oaar oltrd eiape &o[leftionsagealtur
eirrtreibeip Iailen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26
Mprans hcltcht cine Gran2

100 8fnnb mebr ober peniger
Sleti1, WusfeIn uro anod)en bill.
ben feline Srall; 5tpar ein gutes
fSunOoment, ober 5uinmmen mil
@einnbbeit unb Stdrfe fam iie ein
&onigreid regieren. Gas lit, mas
electric 8itters perleibt. SauienOe
iino BON @ d. ~ n E I fal-
len, SdJpatbeit. 9erboittdt, @iidett.
ibmerSen nItp. gebeiIt iporsen
electric gitters baben mir unenO-
libt glit getban," fdreibt @li3a
&ool, 3epetp, Ola, Juno if odnfe
Sbneti bon Seraen fir Die 10 quite
Reoi5in." Rlr SOC in alien apo-
tbefer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26
Sraar @orolire @dnnik.

Sroat Caroline Gdmnis, geb.
Boss, @ottin beS Germ sSyncob 6.
Sdnpis, pcat Morriiopa, tpelde Iette
@ode bierber i1p cos archaeological
Ses Or, Soffner gebrodt, mo file
eitrer faritnpiid)eau Sperotipar arnter.
n,orfet fpltuoe, lit Ieihep geiterat
Mnr9ep nm iipgeqpdlideft aLher BON
% ssobrett geitorbe1. Sic bislter-
ldbh ibrelp @nt&gra auruo anei dletaue
&iapOer, Gle 8eer6igurang apirb nirr
SnnlStog gorrnittog naif 6ent tatbl,
MnrienpairdBofe 5is Morriforp
faroetr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26

SGaambere, IIbert 8eefs, aiiellt
Seiie rnb Otto Gamer.
5reG aabImeber, BON Morriioii,
befirott iid ge9entpdrtig bel ieinetn
Sdhuuger.
$. ". 8rlleirs, Der BrinsipaI ser
Sobi6ule in gIooro6o, Ola, fam
aan Sonntog bier on, I'M feline Ser
ieir bet ieinen Mngebori9en 5it per-
Ieben.
Srnu Gnric Sogabon urdb 5ereit
Tod}ter, BON ct. 2outs, peilcn ge-
gerapdrtig nltf 8eIudy Bel Der 5auni.
lie BON 3ifarb Sdauntber9.
@ie 1nts n~ihgatbeilt ipipr.
De, liegt Srau 8uitap 0aegelin lei-
Der beofnflid) frarf oarnteoer; mir
ipiinId1et oaber raide 8eiieruns.
Die eeiellige 3uiommenfunit,
neblt Gang, Deldbe am lestet 2 mns.
tag abeno bel Jris Bod ftdttfar6,
mar febr 5ablreifJ beiudt uitS
ieaumtlihe Sbeilnebmen berlebten
eiften ongenetuten Gbenb.
@itee,t Sefie, bon $errnattil mar
iiber Sanrstog iirbO Son1Ita9 bier
BET ieinen angeborigen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26

tnr Mnntag letetsNes @ieB mad
Den 8iebbofen i'm Dit ct. 2ouis.
q. 3. !SoIt Iiaferte bna grobte
SfApein: es hog iiber 800 Efin6
unb bradte &c per &firub. Der
bodite Ereis ntlr Montaa NOR $7.25.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26
airR ereet

Senrp $oclmcr lit nit Dem 8ei.
Senorei6en fir ole folgerpoen Gar.
mer bereits fertig: 2ouis Briess,
Sobn 8ruens. George 8ruetig, Sp.
$efie, 6rnttf gruens. &idaro
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26
Die @ahI eines @atten

lit cine 5n pidtige Sade fir cine
Sranensperion, Inn babel onrb
iflefte @eiunobeit, linreines 9lltt
ooer iiberreihenben 9tbetn gebinoert
su mer6en. @ermeibet oieies burf)
oem @ebraudl BON Or. Sings @etp
2ite 8ins. Scene Stdrfe, feline
Sautforbe reiner gltbem rnb reger
@eiit fo~Igen--oIles 9irse, ole einen
Manr arBieben. 2eidty iifer nrpo
sapiB. 25c in allen apctbefen.
elbonnirt natf Dos Sermantter
@oIfsblatt.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-09
Get WILSON HAS IN HIS

EDITORS, Note.-The Day Book is
most fortunate in being able to secure
this analysis of Gov. Wilson's charac-
ter by Miss Fowler, the greatest of
living phrenologists. She made an ex-
haustiye personal study of the presi-
dent-elect'S head recently in a New
York Photographic studio, immediate
ly after the victorious candidate sat
for a portrait study, In this article
she tells what she found,
BY Jessie A. Fowler.
President-elect Wilson, / find, is a
peer among his fellows for organizing
ability and power to direct and block
out work.
He is essentially a man of thought
and reflection, and secondly a man of
action, but his action is always pre-
ceded by his thought.
Temperament.-Gov Wilson is
largely of the mental-motive type,
which enables him to use his brain
with less fatigue than the average
man. He can keep up his nervous
energy by conserving his strength,
and accomplish as much in quiet way
as those persons who exercise great
vehemence.
He will need to guard against his
tendency, to take on too great a va
riety of work without allowing him
self time for food or rest. His
temperament will not incline him
IN to take much leisure. Were his
an features more filled out and his
Of body rotund, such might be the
ual case. Personally it might be an
Dip advantage to him to add 10 or IS
in pounds weight by INDUCING in
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-09
sd9nThe Day Book
INLAND OYSTERS

INLAND DIoIE Eto
Cut tender young squash in
slices half an inch thick. Beat an
egg with two tahiespoonfnls of
sweet mike ,Sift together equal
parts Of -four and cornmesf. Dip
the squash in the egg. Roll in
the meal, which should be we'll
seasoned with pepper and salt.
Then cook in deep, hot fat until
brown on both sides.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-05-21
Dreaming,

There would be fewer divorces"
aid Big Tim" Sullivan. at a banquet
in New York, If men treated their
wives with absolute equality. There
are too nan husbands Of ChoImon-
deley'S stamp.
AS Cholmondeley blew the froth
from a large glass Of beer one even
ing a friend said to him:
II hear you have had your pay
raised, Cholmondeley.'
Yes, u it did me DO good, and
Cholmondeley drained his glass and
pushed it to the bartender for refill
ing.
did you no goodo Why note
Ct talked in my sleep Cholmon-
deIey remarked. AND my wife got on
to it. '"-Philadeiphia Record.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-05-21

Our lives all depend on what we
see and the way we see ft.-Ram's
Horn.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-09-21
End of Chapter One.

Senator Henri L. GueydaD, who
was defeated by Senator efect R.
F. Brousssrd in tho race for Con-
gross in the Third District, made
the following statement yesterday:
ut goes without saying that l
shall support Congressman and
Senator elect Broussard as the con-
gressionsl nominee of the Demo-
cratic party 10 November.
"Somsons has said, This defeat
is tho beginning Of victory two
years hence. At least, / feel 1 hat
way. l have just had pitted against
me q United States Senator elect
and twelve would be candidates
for Congress. The odds wore too
great, but in 1914 there will be no
such eventuality possible.
Il wish to thank all those who
voted for me, and to tell them now,
as we'll as oil tho people Of the
Third Congressional District, that
they will have an opportunity in
two yssrs of saying whether they
wish mo to succeed Broussard OF
prefer someone else. In the mean
time. we shall rest from coDKrss-
sional politics in the Third Dis
trict for two years. Let us all got
together to assist Broussard and
the other Louisiana Senators and
Representatives in defending su-
gar, rico aud the other industries
of the State. that they may be do
veloped to their fullest extent. l
am now going back to Gueydan to
assist in the great awakening which
is taking place in South Louisiana.
-Times-Democrat.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-09-21

Including postulants, there are
in the United States today more
than fifty-six thousand Catholic
nuns. They conduct 700 scade-
mics for girls, 2S5 orphan asylums,
100 homes for tho aged, 300 hos
pitfalls, several hundred insane and
founding asylums, protsctories,
reformatories, parish schools, etc,
in the country. The first body of
nuns 10 establish themselves in
America were tho English Carme-
lites, Il small band of whom came
from Holland in 1870. - States.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-09-21

Few. il any. medicines, have met will,
the uniform success that has attended
the usp Of ChanlberIain's Collie. Cholera
and DarrhOea Remedy. The remarkable
cures Of collie and diarrhOpa which il has
effected in almost every neighborlioo,l
have given II wide reputation. For
sale by all druggists.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-09-21
DIED.

Sunday night at midnight, Mr..
Wilfrsd Potter died at the home
of his mother, Mrs. Felix Potter,
here, at the aga of 35 years and 7
months.
He Was buried at five o'clock
Monday evening from the Catho.
lie church.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-09-21
Uncle Ezra Saws

1T don't take mOre'n gill Nv effort TO
git folks into peak of trouble" and a
little neglect Of constipation. bilious
ness. Indigestion or other liver derange-
ment will do the same. II ailing. take
Dr. Kings New Life Pills for quick re-
suits. Easy. safe. sure. and only 25c AT
all druggists.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-09-21

Arnaudvills was the fret place
on this branch road to make q
shipment of cotton, having ship
ped fourteen bales last Sunday.
The cotton crop around that place
is said to be fair.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-09-21

Makes loans at 8 per cent discount. Pays a
per cent, interest on time deposits, and 3 per
cent. interest on savings deposits. :: :;
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-17

was never thought of. The ma
chine, which could never control
him, has always had one excuse OF
another to antagonize him, and the
third term and recall will serve as
well as anything else this time.
The fact remains hat Roosevelt
has always been too much for these
party bosses. The people have had
confidence in him and that confd-
ence has not been misplaced. He
has the confidence Of the masses
now and wherever the masses have
spoken he has won. The bosses are
strongly entrenched, however, and
in defiance of the people they Will
endeavor to overthrow Roosevelt
this week at the Chicago conven-
ton. 1t is perhaps the greatest
struggle hat Roosevelt has yet had
to face, but he viii yet win in spite
Of all the robbery and fraud that
has been going on in Chicago dur
ing the past few days. His sue
cess at this time is the only hope
for the Republican party.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-17
PROPOSAL.

Sealed proposals will be received
at the office of the Board of Water
Commissioners ct City Hall, Perth
Amboy, N. j., at $40 P. M, on
June 10, 1912. for 5000 tons of
2,240 lbs. Of anthracite rice coal to
be delivered at Pumping Station,
Runyon, N. J. Delivery to begin as
directed by superintendent.
Quality to be free burning steam
coal, and equal in heating qualities
to Wyoming, Cross Creek, Haze!ton,
Beaver Meadow. Upper Lehigh,
Sandy Run, of Highland.
A certified check Of 10000 must
accompany each bid. A satisfactory
bond of $4,000 will be required for
the faithful performance Of con
tract. All bidders must state the
name OF mine from which the coal
is to be shipped.
The commissioners Q the
right to reject any or all bids as may
best serve the Interests OF tho city.
By order of the Board Of Water
Commissioners.
A. H. CROWLL,
5000 superintendent.
801O-6-l0-12-14-l7-19
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-17

still while the trouble keeps
up. Not only are the men on
strike not earning wages, but
out Of town shoppers are tim
id about coming here, regard
less Of the fact that there Is
no danger whatever. The city
is getting an unenviable repu-
tation and everybody is made
to suffer.
The strike should be ended
without further delay. 1t
ought not to be hard for the
contending parties to get to-
gether and, after calm and
careful consideration, bring
an end to the present state of
affairs. DO it now.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-17
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL,

TRAINS LEAYB PERTH AMBoY
ssistoh' at. 49, III Iiii:ais s q m,y Iaa??iPt, Hi
III }S:aSs Isl 'tos ' % M. SO saind aasS; ss::55as
s:2s a. M; l:sS. Sos. e:52. s:e6. s:27
Knew York only.
For Phiiadeip6ia and Trenton. via.
Bound Brook: 7:12. 1855, 9:42, 1906,
p M; Sundays; S:S2. 5:28 a. m; 1:2s,
For Long Branch. Asbury Park.
Ocean Grove, etc: $40. e:06. s:3s a, m;
1909, 2:28, ABB. 4:5s. sos. 6:34. 1855,
1851 p. m; Sundays: 4:26, e:37 a. M
For Freehold: $40, 1902, Gas a. m;
1902, 2:23, sos, 6:O3, 6:34 ?, m; Sun
days: 11:O5 a M 4:67 1901 p m.
W. G. BESLER. V. I. & e. M.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-17
PROPOSALS.

Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Water Commissioners at the
City Hall, Perth AmbOy, N. j., on June
10th, 1912, at $3.50 p. my for furnishing
about 1900 R. R. ties 6x8x8 Yellow Pine
creosoted, also 1900 ties of oak the
same size and not treated.
The material above mentioned is to
be delivered on Marsh Point meadows
IN convenient piles for use In founda-
zion of "a inch water main.
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check for 10000 drawn to the
order of the City Treasurer and the sue
cessful bidder will be required to furn-
ish satisfactory bond of 100000 for the
performance Of contract.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
By order of the Board of Water Com
missioners.
s. ]. MASON,
S018 Clio 9t Engineer.