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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-01-18

Wheat Track prices: Bluestesn.
ssersse; club. Sic. red Russian, soc f;
valley. sl@s2e: forty-fold. s2e.
hillstufs - Bran. s2s per ton [;
shorts. SIS; middiings. $50: rolled
barley. f37a3s.
oass-No. white. $50. so per ton.
Hay--No. | Eastern Oregon tim
othy. ti7Mis: No. l valley, s1Bmi6:
alfalfa. fiSetl4; clover. {i2: grain.
ti4.
Barley Feed. tse@s7 per ton.
Corn New. whole. ss3: cracked.
tss; old. whole. $50; cracked. ss4 !:
old, whole. sac. cracked, g37.
Potatoes Buying prices: Bur.
banks, s0edSi.t5 per hundred.
Onions - Association price. $3.50
per sack.
Vegetables - Artiehokes, soc per
cozen; cabbage. lac per pound: gar
lie, selloc; lettuce. s2.5ool2. rs per
crate: pumpkins. ieelse per pound
sprouts. 70se; squash. iieflse; tur-
nips. sl.2b per sack; rutabagas.
tlzb; carrots. ti.2b; parsnips. 81. 2b |:
beets. Sl.bo.
Butter - Oregon creamery butter,
solid pack. sse; prints, extra: butter
fat. DC less than solid pack prices.
Poultry - Hens. i5dl6c: springs.
lbic: ducks. young. zoe; geese, 1891
lac; turkeys live. lie; dressed.
choice. 20u2le.
Eggs-Fresh Oregon ranch, candled.
37se per dozen; case count, s5c.
Pork-Fancy, SC per pound.
yeal-Fsncy, l2aml4c per pound.
Hops-l9ll crop, 42q44c; olds.
nominal, 1912 contracts. 25c.
Wool-Eastern Oregon, 9m16c per
pound; valley, 16a17c; mohair.
choice. 35m37c.
Cattle Choice steers, s6@e. Is !:
good, $5.75@6: choice COWS, SIS. Ism
BPS; good, s4.50m5; choice spayed
heifers, $5.S5@5.5O; good to choice
heifers, $5M5.25; choice bulls, s4.2S
M4.50; good, s4(d4.25; choice calves.
$7-50M8.; good, Sc. 75M7.
Hogs-Choice light hogs, Sc. 75M
6.95; good to choice hogs, So. 4OM
$50; smooth heavy hogs, SIS. 75@6.
Sheep = Choice yearling wethers,
$4.b0M4.75; choice killing ewes.
$S.55@4; choice lambs, $5M5. IS F;
good to choice lambs, 4.50m4. rs :
culIs, $3@4.75.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-01-18
War Vessels All Safe

Washington. d. C.-with the tor
pedo-boat destroyer Mccall reported
to the Navy department as safe and
approaching Bermuda under her own
steam, the last of the government
craft whose whereabouts have oc-
casioned anxiety up to the last few
days is accounted for. The scout
cruiser Salem. which suffered in the
recent storm. and cruiser Prairie, tow
ing the disabled destroyer Roe, arrived
in Hampton Roads late Saturday.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-01-18
|l0|nBs Of TIE week
clEf0t EIglls n Interest Galhefsd
Fin he Mufh 4 Large.



Int.c.. ala an, .rv.,o,,. ~. as;a,,,,
west. ths mercury q fnlIin~ M y
rv,ief i IL siest
Tho port ~ po,t,.,a ~. d..,d-, ;,
puhfirk man snd ni.s~ - ~ snttr,
coIunbin river Main $3.50
~,
Cansgis Gays ~ wns for long
~ ssc-s..s 80, I - ~ sAcs 81
' -e''''f''s law
John Day yhIley. Oregon. has more
than two feet ef snow. with temper-
ature Of IA degrees below zero.
The Nationni Dreeunaksrs' nssoci-
alton voted 70 return to the natural
waist line IL womon's garments.
" p..~.. $780, -
v.n,,.S s,s~--.--- ~
~. -, 100 -,..-.s ~ -
u rnreo~ u''
Tan ara Roo..v.,t - ,-...,..,,.
the only candjdstes nov IN Il ~
-. ~ e. p-.'.h,. III ~ ~,
nonination.
Walla Walls v.Ilsv f,,,t~r,.vs~.
vii; n.ls -~-t.ss;s 9o"
sormine what variety Of apple IL best
su'osd % that valley.
~. -..., a..
sp0ut % ros'gn, owing to the con-
sv 2mpa'nts Oh People VINO
49, - ' WIN M s"min'strA-
a Seattle suffragstte slapped tho
fscr OF man who refused 70 sign her
petition for thu recall OF certain coun-
49, - 49, !" '''" r'ce'seu : sound
- - e
A three-yssr~oid boy At Huntiey.
Eon.., found : nottio Of carbolie scid
- upnk "h'ie nis mother was away
-" nome ana gave the baby, one
year Old, drink, and also took one
-. ~. ~" en'aIen ~ero uyinR
'''a'''s'
james Rolph. Jr.. the reform msvor |
elect Of San Francisco. has taken bin |
offsee-
Russia demands that China reeog- |
nits the Independence Of outer Mon
gosia-
sheriff usrb;,vsx ~ NJ W.
appointed three more wonen as,n,~ |
sheriff. '" s'P"S
Richard r 'c~.n. =. p... N
Iionsire Who .svsr.,y s~s,,s,.. ~" 49,.
big upiyersstIr. Il a.sd
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-01-18

1T was my stcpmother who gave him
the entree. You know she was once
engaged to him, but broke It Oh SO
she could marry dad He felt very
sore over X at the time, but after
her marriage he was seemingly as
| friendly with her as ever-to serve
his own ends, OF course. 1t Is simply
wonderful what influence he has with
her. He exercises over her the same
Fascination that he did over me at
college. He has sort OF hypnotized
her. don't think it's case of love
or anything like that. but he simply
holds her under his thumb and gets
her to do anything he wants. She
invites him TO her house, introduces
him right and left, got people to take
him up. Everybody laughs about 1t In
society. Underwood Is known as Mrs.
Howard Jeffries' pet. Such thing
soon gets talked about. That is the
secret OF his successful career In New
York. AS far as l know. she's as
much infatuated with him as ever"
look OF surprise came into An
MES face. To this young woman.
whose one idea OF matrimony was
steadfast loyalty to the man whose
life she shared and whose name she
bore, there was something repellent
and nauseating In a woman permit
ting herself to be talked about in that
way.
Doesn't your father object?" she
asked.
Pshaw! laughed Howard. He
doesn't see what's going on under his
very nose. He's too proud a man, too
sure OF his own good Judgment. to be-
lieve for a moment that the woman
to whom he gave his name would be
guilty of the slightest indiscretion of
that kind"
Annie was silent for a minute. Then
she said:
What makes you think that I'm
derwood would let you have the
Because l think he's got It.
Obliged him once in the same way
myself. l would explain to him what
want 1t for. He will see at once
that 1t Is a good thing. I'll offer him
good rate of interest. and he might
be very glad to let me have it. Any
how. there's no harm trying"
Annie said nothing She did not
entirely approve this idea of her hus-
band trying to borrow money of a
man In whom his stepmother was SO
much interested. On the other hand
starvation stared them in the face.
II Howard could get hold of this 81, 900
and start In the brokerage business
L might be the beginning of a new
life for them.
Well, do as you like, dear" she
said. When will you go to him?"
THE best time to catch him would
be in the evening"" replied Howard.
Well, then, go tonight" she sug-
yested.
Howard shook his head.
NO, not tonight l don't think I
should find him in. He's out every
light somewhere. Tonight there's an
'ther big reception at my fathers
louise. He'll probably be there.
htnk I'll wait till tomorrow night.
m nearly sure to catch him at home
hen"
Annie rose and began to remove the
fishes from the table. Howard nom
halantly lighted another cigarette
nd, leaving the table, took up the
vening newspaper. Sitting down
omfortably in a rocker by the win
ow, he blew a cloud of blue smoke
p In the air and said:
Yes that's ft-J'll M 60 ,,,o--<
light to the Astruria and strike Bob
Underwood for that $4,000"
(TO BE CONTINUED)
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-01-18
ARMY BILL IS CRITICISED.
General Wood Says Decentralization.
Not Economy. Would Result.

Washington, ID. C.-The Hay bill,
providing for reorganization of the
army, now before the house, was at.
tackled in a statement by Major-Ge
eral Wood, chief Of staff, sent to the
house committee on military affairs.
Of which Mr.. Hay is chairman.
General Wood said that the measure
contained changes that would impair
army efficiency seriously and democrat
lie the service without resulting in
real economies.
Changes proposed by the bill include
the consolidation of the general staff
With the adjutant-general's and in
'pector-general's departments; a con-
oxidation Of the quartermaster's de-
'artment with the subsistence and paw
apartments; the creation of an army |
ervice corps and an extension of the |
nlistment period from three to five
ears.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-01-18

Howard Jcnrios. bankers son, under
the evil Influence OF Robert Underwood,
feliow-siudent al Yale. leads a life OF
n'ssipation, nnrres the daughter OF a
gambler who died In prison. and Is dls-
owned by his father He tries to get
work and fails. A former college chum
makes business propositions 20 Howard
which requires 1900 cnsh. and Howard
IA broke
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-01-18

AT recent wedding In New York.
says an exchange, the bridesmaids
carried lunches of chrysanthemums
which had been dyed exactly to match
their gowns.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-01-18

Deep diving Is the special mark OF
progress In building submarine YES
sells now. The Salmon went. down ft4
Feet recently, on Prudence island,
and remained ut that depth 20 min
utes.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-01-18

wealthy widower-came along and she
caught him in her net, that's ALL"
Annie listened with interest. She
was human enough to feel a certain
sense OF satisfaction in hearing that
this woman who treated her with such
intriguer. - ~
now did your stepmother come to
Know Robert Underwood? she asked
he was never in society,""
NO. replied Howard with a grin
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-01-18

AT recent crow shoot In the Hat
ION castle rookery. Aberdeenshire.
Scotland. a pure white crow fell TO the
gun OF one of the party. Not only was
the bird pure white. but Il had red or
PINK eyes like a white rabbit.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-01-18

Whenever fool gets away from
home he seems to be afraid some.
body may pass him without noticing
his foolishness.-Chicago Recorder.
aid.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-01-18

Spalding-January the mercury
fell 70 zero and the river is frozen
overs About three inches Of snow
fell Tuesday. making about 10 inches
on the level.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-01-18
Bureau tor Mount Rainier Sought.

Washington. d. Representative
Warburton introduced bill appropri-
ating $40, 200 to establish weather
bureau station on Mount Rainier,
Washington.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-01-18
Such a Difference.

"You say Garston made a complete
confession? What did he get-five
years. mo, fifty dollars. He con-
fessed to the magazines. Puck.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-01-18

GrangsyiIle William Won Berg,
farmer, OF this section, who received
first prize on brewing barley exhibited
1t the international niow 1t Chicago.
competina with North America, has
disposeT Of carload Of the same var
iety Of grain 70 an eastern brewing
company It t2.071 per 100 pounds.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-01-18

~ 'ne far east Japan leads the way.
put inc Levant is following the lure
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-01-18
.IDAHQ STATE kEKISS

HIN I'LL 4IA ~
/ uOOIIU Ub0Ik UAHC
| .
Spaloing the mercury
1e'i 70 zero and the river Is frozer
over ADout three inches OF snow
ISL iuesoay' making about 10 inches
on inc level
p,
D'y0nSno~ negsn railing here
Snl's{nas o,y ana mas fallen every
degrees below freezing Monday.
r,,, y,,.
~, "niA" Won osrR,
az ~ s",s 'sS.'o Tno received
- ~ i,s..n.s,e.., " 800 os"sy s rai
s i.. .': n W no" - Sn'cago'
ss."ps sl"s "'sn no'.n n"erIcA' mas
~, '1 =. s''o --,'e var
80 - 90 ~ - s.ssssn brewing
"S = 1877 -. NV pou"o
Mo.o.. 4. .h. $50,
tbs psnh.ndis pa',,,~v ia D. ~. y
.s-o.i.sI.r - .,Ls.h -. q, 49, s-ee~
sI.~tsS : s.-o,.,.lss -. ~" 1890 o." a.
inc H. fIms ~ ~ 49, .sa.p, 49,, :"
su shox ~ Isnrs,v On - OK III
Caller oSTsron~ ws.h ~. 49,.
~ - ~ aafs 1'sd.. ' = ''ee''
The following ofi,ce,s war. eho.a,,
p~sssa.., ~ 9,''s'u' ~e'e c'osen
Moore. TREASURER u.wsic us,o~~d.
directors. A. X. pattIson q p Mix
~ .--"~'--f
Wbal~v. Bovd Calder and p,ossssns
John p. Niebolsop.
Boiss-The Great Wsstern Rat |
Sugar compunv's irrigation project ~ |
Home. valued n more than |
81 600. 600 = few wear. sgo' .rd which |
was 1t one time considered ana ~ tha |
sent In this stste. WIS soId ~ sher,G,s |
nals In that city for a6s. 64l 10.
II. w. Wsfkin. attorney for Harry
Jr.. of Seattle. hid n In
Mr.. Hewitt held = mcrtr.c~ Of sioe
300 on the proiect The connsnv
,arried siOe 600 In note. given Nv ~
water ussru. and these were bought IN
we're considered practically yalueless.
When John n. Garrett. the original
promoter Of the project, was arrested.
ried and acquitted by the government
or conspiracy the project went TO the
vnil.
-
Moscow Judge Edgar G. Steele. Of
he Dlstrict court. In q declslon hand
d down In the case Of N. Clsarw.fer
'imber company srainst Mary n. Orn-
orfr and husband. scores The IInitsd
tates land Office and sets aside mt
nj issued to the defendant and bolds
hat the Interior department proceed.
4 contrary 10 law In refusing In issue
nal certificate of title 10 another {
arty. notwithstanding that the other
arty. Wheeler. had fled a relsnooiah.
TENT 10 the government after having
"A. nro,f ana .<ld a, o. ~. r,.s
The dsr,s;,c A. rs,J q, I
.tion for distri., s,a,a 1870 e
sailing with titles 10 land so,,,,n b
.om tbe governmert "e o
-
po,.. Ga .A, c.
=. -. 49, ,,..ss, e's'us'as's OF a.
'r,rs q, 600 600 A'os e'ne"' 70 IL
va sosds ~ ~, oon' issue ior re
- ' ~. ~ "oa sunny oi wh'ch
.rIs L,o ,h-' y -. o. IN
Iced pa.sa ' $500. '"o county W
,ysrsnt ,,rrs.s.- -" t~se me sp
49, hssosa ~ c.m 80" ~ an au- so
.lsvsd ~ ~ $1,000 s e 90 no pa
80 lona saaan',,' 's"~"y ~o,ovo De
|, IIrion would ha 49,, 49,, ' S a. SCI
~ o",,n' "ouu y. an "ucn dement, en-
a. Ear,.,s -. =, ye
sss.. - Nm r sh 20 ~ seou1e 'ns
Ne ths ,a,as,sss $1,000 nnp sonkleSs 70
s-,h,a "a a. $500, ""'s. liaeo ro"u
Il rI,~a M. M app,op''a- Az
ira tanned - h saSsss ~ po'','ons
,ues for ~. eo,n,ss ~ s's oonu
aho $3.50 :" STARTER III 49,
- s,
Wallace - Hsavy lea ao.. uh,.. -,
We been menaelng trsme =, - 10y
eur d'Alene for many dsss haae p IT,
mpleteIv blorl IA IN. ehsna~i e ~
amer Hsrrison and % : rs.,,,, s ~ ~,
w y en- - .,,....,,.s - .o %
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-28
glarf bate bic Site

-gbanip Glarf bate bic @iite
uns einen garsem Sod DoI @artens
idmereien all ienoen, fpeld)e mir
NIT g~ergniieen pertbeilen iuer0en
an alle ipelde bafiir bel nrs Dor.
ipred)en, 10 latlse Der @orratb ans.
reiht.
-Gbas. gglep reiite am Motrtag
radl aanias Gitp, nm Der 8eeroi.
otna ieines peritorbeten Gnfels,
Conrad Gglep, bei3ulpobnen. Der
@ertorbene mar Elm moblbcfannter
aontraftor ii. 8alnlnternebmer uno
Itarb an SonntaG i'm Nlter pon 90
Sabren.
Sra, Senrp Soebner, bon @a.
perIp, Mo., reiite letten Wittipot
nndl mebrmodentlidem 8eiude bel
gerapanoten in Der Ban Nahbar.
idait, lpieoer in tire Seinlatb 81.
mid. Grn6t Soebner mno @attin
botien iie bis nad Sermann be.
gleitet.
-Gie @~ei5enernte bat bereits
oieie ISOLDE begonnen nno ndfite
ISOLDE miro nobl ale lmiere Sar-
mler nit Dem ginbeimien oes @ei-
sens beidaftigt ieben. Die grnte
l6Bt pieI AT wiiniden iibria, bod
ifeint ser 8ern gut 5lt iein uno
Der Grtras miro elm beiierer iein
als mar, erDartete.
Cine @eieaifaft iunger 2eute
beitebemo aus ben folgenben 90.
men urb Serren: JrIs. Duibn
Grutiinger, BON Gbamois; 2ena
SoIbredt, BON Golumbia; Maiib
@ipens, BON Sbaipnee, Sfla., iofpie
3alroolf 8anfion unh 8opo Speer,
BON gbamois, beebrten am lesten
Nontag Sermanr nit ibrem geiud.
-Ge ,Sinior Slime" bes Ieters
gaic Boil Clubs besaben ii6 am
Counting Madlmittag nod &bine-
Ianb, 5i einem Spiel nit ben
~HbinelanS 9ops.. Sic febrten
emit ipat Mbeiros BON bort 5uriid, lei
Der aber nit b1ngenben 6liigeln.
Gas &eiultat hes Spiels NOR 5
aegen 6, 81 @lniten bon 3binelano.
-8m. @eiemann, bon Gbi,re.
lano. befafb iif) orr lesten Gums.
tag bier in Der StoOt, Inn feline al
ten Sreur6e ai beeriiBen. Serr
@eiemanm nor friiber Der BETTER
Der eroBen Snielfarm, iest oils
Shtperfoettinas Sniel befanilt.
Weilen Gdtlid5 BON bier; er mar ba.
Der in iriiberen Sabren ein ofterer
9eiuder unierer Staot.
ssn Ser iGbrli6en gerfammldlns
Ses @egenieitigen llrttertiisurss.
8ereins Bel Sobesfalen. lpelhe ON
letteu Sonntag in Der Staotbaae
itottionb, nurben Die ~fofgenben ge.
onlten All Elm neiteres Sabr Die.
Der clpablt: Dan. 8oebm. 9ra-
ii6ent; Son1iaint Sdne1, 8iSetGrG.
iibent; Conrad Hneoiger, Sefretdr;
e. 9. &ieoiger, Sdasmeiter, unb
@iii. ltdermniln, Collector.
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IH
Ser Sacob &oIt linb Srat
begaben it'd letter. Donnerstag nad)
Serniattn, Inn BORT ole Samilie beS
Sobnes, Serrn Bernard &oit, 5u
beiufen. am Montng gingen iie
bon Serma,tft nad Herrpbile, Mo.,
I'M bort 6ieiep CONNER 81 ipobnen.
Serr &oit bat mintli6 adt Meilen
non Gerrpbille cine 1000 older
erobe Sarm, Die err bemirtbi9aftet.-
|Sefferion gitp @olfsfreunb.
-Im Sonntaa Ibenb fin6et in
Der bieiiaen M. g. Stride cine Son.
pention Der SonntogsidntIen itatt.
Gin ~geoiegeltes Brogram lit alfge.
iteat, iebr intereiiante &eben tper-
ben eebalten neroert unb elm aabIrei.
der Gbor ipirb bur6 8ortrag bon
Sieoern 5nr llnterbaltufpg beitrogen.
Das itltere Der Stride lit bodtt ge.
ihfnadooG oeforirt, un6 aGe
Sreitnbe Der Sonntags5fynIe Iino
boflifft eineeIaOen,
Sn Der @obnlng bon GbriTt
Sdlenoer iiilb @attin fario ant pori.
gen 9onnerstdg Ibero, i'm engeren
Samilienfreis, Die Srouuna oes
5errn Soris Sreuler, bon ct.
Soitis, nit SRI. Marie S6lenoer.
onrf Raitor Siteomeper itatt. Sri.
alice 5reuler, Sdppefter oeS 9ranti-
cams. unb Ser6inano SdlenScr,
grioer Der 8rant, tparen Die 9raut.
tiibrer, 8on altsDGrts fuaren FOR.
genSe 8afte anipeieno: Srau 8.
Irerler unb Sri. Mlice uno aobie
Sreuler, iotuie 5ermanlt unb @m.
ShlenSer, olle bon 81. 2onis. Serr
2onis 5renIer lit elm erfoIareid,er
ct. 2oniser @efd6ftsmarn. SIM
gereiit init ben aablreiden 1renn6en
oeS iltIteep Hanres piinifcn mir
%Sentielbep baIteps &iIiif .n,,f. Dem.
] 2ebensfpeg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-28

SRI. Orpbie Mensr. rcil ct
2ouis, neilt bier anf geiiidl.
-@m. Silent, non St. Spuis, lpal
ori lesien Smstas bier in Sc
ibaften.
-Senrn 9. aobIe, BON Smiss,
ftottete uns ON lestem Samstas Ell.
men geilif ab.
SRI. Ramie Gutter, BON ct.
2ouis, befirbet iid bier auf 8eia,f)
Del ibren a~nseborisen.
-5ris 6reeie, bon Berger. mar
geitern bier ar flrsem 9eiltd ieiner
Sdapeiter, 6rau Gbas. ggIep.
sos. Ratbgeb, Ser popnlGre
MlteIer imierer Rnfbaritaot Ser
ger, mar am Gienstog bier in Se.
ifaften.
-6ris Sobein unb 6eiiem S1pie.
geriobn, Grafrf grinf, paren am
porisen 9onnerstas bier in Sc.
fhdften.
6rau Senrp Suebemalin. bon
Berger, trnf ON Oierrstng bier Elm,
anm geialf Der Samilie BON Sacob
Daniier.
Hop Steel begab iidJ am MoH-
fog nod 8Iano, I'M fir Die George
SaIe @np 60, BON Chicago, 81
arbeiten. go y EEpr
-@. 6. 2~angen6erg, aanbibat
fir 8epruientant, bepegte iid zines
cages Der porigen ISOLDE inter BEN
bieiigen Stimmgebern.
-Gapt. Srart 8lasfe lit iest Der
Better bes @itn Sotel gigeittbums,
NEEDLES er porige ISOLDE gum Yreis
BON $2750 gefauft bat.N
Saeob Bon arr ST., bon ct.
2oiiis, mar ant lesten SpnrHag bier
oqif geil,f Bel ieinen gItern, SSSocob
Bon arr, Sr., nito 8attin.
-Gbos. Sheiot, Der @artner, er-
belt in Der porigen @od)e cine Car
lnonng S~taIl6iinger fir ieine fSarm
IN Der Rdbe Der Stabt. Die Sen.
Dung entbieIt 1870 BagenIaoaingen.
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,&,nn 0nieI on enhra IN

Si,go aaieI, 20 Sabre oft, lit
am Wontag letter ISOLDE bel NGp
Sdpen, No., in GInrf's 8ranb err
trinrfen. Ger iunge aaieI befanb
iid @benos NIT 5tpei nnberen aam.
eraben ailf benz 6iibfana. gs tpar
iflor onnfel als iie iif, alsf ben
Seimtpeg madten nrb in Der Sin.
lterriB berlor 9aieI fetrien 8eg unb
ifiir5te iiber 1aS bobe ufer berob in
Den Bad mo er i'm t6 SUB tiefem
Waiier ertranf che ieine aamerabe-
ibm sur Silfe ellen tonnten.
Geo. SO. @ubI, gep,ltp Gountp
@erf BON ct. 2onis County, nn6
SRI. 2eonora Mattbetps, bon gIap-
ton, begabep iid zines Cages Ser
porigen @ohe na6 ct. CHARLES uno
iiberraiften BEL ibrer Seimfebr lire
Glterit airnb Srenirbe nit ser Naf1.
rift BON ibrer Gerbeiratbuna. Die
i,rnge 8ralit lit 6ie einsige Sodter
unieres friiberem Mttbiirqers, Gen.
8uel 8. Mattbeps un6 bat aud,
bier aablreide Srennoe nit oener
mir ans 6p einem @liidapunI6 per-
einisen.
Die ct. 8alrIs @emeinbe bottle
am lesten Samstag fir Sas SET
ihrer Sonntagsidule gang entidie-
Den ibeoles @etter. llnter gortritt
Der g%nterpriie MiIitarp 8at6 nn6
9efiibrt bon ibren 2ebrern, 5ogen
Die froblihen aittoer binaus nad1
Dem Seftplat. Die @ltern nebit
anSeren Grtpndyfencn. folgten baIb,
nod, 10 bob nm utrgefdbr a llbr
Rafmittags Der 5oirplat init per-
grnieter Menidcn nttgefiiut mar.
Die Sttrben bes 1pdmittngs her.
liefep iinter ben SpieIen ser Sim
Der, ionic eebiesener @u5if nebit
8ortrag bon 2ieoerrt, unS idn1mtIi.
dc 8efuter perlebten einen geHlB-
REDEEM Nafmittog.
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-MIbert Steinbed, BON Sniss,
befan6 fif lesten Santstag, geiddf.
tebalber, bier, ltnb e~rfrelite and
inns nit ieinem 9eiuf,.
--Gbos. Deppe, Ser pop,iIdre,
iurge Gaufman1t, bon Stolpe, mar
am norisen 9onmerstag bier mtb
itattete midJ uns einen ipiIlfornme-
men 9einh Gb. -
-Gbmunb Iolte, BON Morriion,
mar lesten Samstag Elm millfomtte.
TIER geiufer auf unierer Office, tInb
erie1terte iein adjournment nnf 6en
(Opertiier-Gourier.
-Sris 2ielemeper, bon Bon
befarb lid, am Mittfpoh IN 9eiddf.
ten bier. Or berihtet BOB IN Der
Seconb Greet @esenb Die @eisen-
ernte bereits beeornen bat.
-3ie 9ptbian Sifters bieIten
geitern lire 9iitrifts 8~erfammlune
bier ab. Cine groBe Mnsabf Dele
aoter BON S~efierion 9th, ionic aiih
9ennten Der @roBloee paren
erif)ienen.
-5rau SSobn 0ieboff fcbrte nod
neutrality-suspicious. geiu6 bel ibren
GlterfL Semrp Sbee unb @attin, am
6reitag mieoer nod Sauie,
nod ct. 2ouis 5uriid, in 8egleitung
ibrer 9idte, aeona 1irb ibres Nef-
zen, &apmonb Sobertod.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-28
Mdtnng.

so Der Serr inns gntes 8ctter
miro am Sonntag gbeno Den
80. Sum-, I'M 3elte, Die grobe Sra.
sc, 9 abbat o. 3 0 n IL
t a g, auf @rilnb Der 9ibel beant-
Dortet merben. aommt lieben
SreMtbe ullb boret mas @ottes 8ori
iiber bieie brcnalenoe 5rase 81 ia
gen bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-28
Seiratbsli5enicn.

VIM. Stiers, Rhineland . I. 10
Barbara c. Metzler, Rhineland 16
Louis J. Freuler, st. Louis
Mary A. Schlender, Hermann
Mat Ferris, Canaan =. 81
Ida Crider, Canaan &. 4. 3. 20
Ola Cook, Steens Prairie %
Emma Steen, Canaan \. +. 16
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