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The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-03-28

In Texarkana and adjacent coun-
try there was a heavy frost this
morning, for once the weather
mans prediction being fulfilled. In
dications are that fruit was not
hurt by the frost.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-03-28

For SaIe--Black Orpington Eggs,
So per setting of is. My pen of
Black Orpingtons is headed by
Black Beauty, imported eockerel,
English pedigree No. 97732, and
winner of many American prizes.
Inquire at petty's store. all-3-2i-im
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-03-28
Cheap Cow Feed.

If you want the best milk pro-
ducing COW feed, buy Beef Pulp. 1t
costs less, will increase the milk
flow and put flesh on the COW. Try
it. Ask your grocer. 1913 1862
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-03-28
NO CROP DAMAGE
FROM COLD WAVE
Thin Ice at Marshall, Tex.-Freez-
ing Temperature at Palestine
Heavy Frost in Texarkana.

Waco, Tex, March 25.--There
was heavy frost in this section
last night. So far as known crops
escaped damage.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-03-28
Our Faithful and In
firing Service

Il al the command of every Gus
toner. II is pleasure TO us TO
please people for we believe that
when people see how hard we DO
try TO please them they will APP
preciatc il as much as we appre-
ciate the opportunity TO try to
please them. Give US call and
get acquainted, and remember,
-The Little Drug Store on the Cor
ner Appreciates Your Business.rC-
ner Appreciates Your Business"
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-03-28

Marshall, Tex, March 25.-Thin
ice was noted here this morning,
but the general opinion is that fruit
was not damaged.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-03-28

White and Columbian Wyandotte
eggs for sale, Si.00 per is. ]. +.
Beasley, Mena, Ark. ti-i2-35-tf
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-03-28

pure-bred White Holland Turkeys
for sale. $500 per pair, $3.50 trio.
Address. Mrs. Ira 0. Smith,, Nunley.
Ark. tNf
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-03-28

What's the use of saving a few
cents and running your watch? II
it is not keeping time il needs re-
pairing just the same as your
body needs a doctor when you are
sick. And, like your body, unless
it is doctored at once, it will go
permanently wrong.
Bring That Watch In Today.
We Guarantee all Work That We
DO Expert Workman-7 Years
Experience.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-03-28

A car of FERTILIZER just re-
ceived at TOWNSEND'E. bwtf
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-01-24

OF by special act, but the status Of
such territorial division shall re-
main as II no such election had been
held.
Sec. 2. No election shall be held
in any precinct under this act on the
same day on which an election is
held for the district or city Of which
the precinct is a part. II in an
election held for such an entire dis
trict or city the majority Of legal
votes shall be in favor of the sale,
barter or loan OF spirituous, vinous,
malt or other liquors, then the stat
us in the several precincts thereof
shall remain as It was before said
election; but, If the majority should
be against the sale, then the sale,
barter or loan of such liquors shall
be unlawful in every portion of said
district or city"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-01-24
FIVE IN DEATH HOUSE
DOOMED TO THE CHAIR

Five prisoners are in the death
house at the Eddyville penitentiary
awaiting death in the electric chair.
Three are negfoes and two are
white men.
Charles Howard, colored, Of
Franklin county, is under sentence
to be electrocuted January 81 for
the murder of a young negro in
Frankfort; James Smith and Charles
Smith, both colored, from Mason
county. have taken appeals. They
we're sentenced to death December
%. Carl Miracle. of Bell county,
will pay the penalty on March 20
for the murder of man and wom-
an. He will be the first white pris-
oner to be electrocuted in the State.
The last man for the chair is
Even Bowling, who was convicted
in Breathitt county OF the murder
of a negro. He is sentenced to die
on March 90.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-01-24
SILVER NINE FOUND
IN CALDWELL COUNTY

Paducah, KY, Jan. 22.-Resi-
dents OF the northern section of
Caldwell county are excited over
the discovery of a silver mine, which
is believed to be one that was OPP
Grated before the Civil War. At
that time silver from the mine was
made into money and circulated.
The discovery that the mine is
rich in silver has Just been made,
and plans are being made to op-
crate the mine extensively. 1t is To-
Gated near the Ohio Valley branch
of the Illinois Central railroad,
which runs from Princeton TO Ev-
ansville, Ind. A switch will be ex-
tended from Mexico station to the
mine.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-01-24
Practical Joker Sned.

E. N. Miller has filed suit at Hop
kinsville against John w. CoviGg-
ton for 81 900 damages, the grounds
or the suit being very much out of
the ordinary.
Christmas day Mr.. Miller was
standing on the steps Of the Bank
of Hopkinsville when big fire.
cracker exploded behind him, injur-
ing one of his legs considerably.
In his petition Mr. Miller charges
Mr. Covington with the responsible
ity for the injury, which he claims
has damaged him in at least the
amount prayed for.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-01-24

Charles Durham, Lovington, ILL.,,
has succeed in finding a positive
cure for bed wetting. MY little
boy wet the bed every night clear
thro' on the floor. | tried several
kinds of kidney medicine and | was
in the drug store looking for some
thing different to help him when |
heard Of Foley Kidney Pills. After
he had taken them two days We
could see a change and when he
had taken two-thirds of a bottle, he
was cured. That is about six weeks
ago and he has not wet in bed
since" For sale by all dealers. m
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-01-24

The Elizabethtown News says
Rev. william Lunsford is working
to beat hell this week" and wishes
him a full measure of success in his
energies. OF course person has
TO read the item about twice and
also remember the kind of business
the working gentleman is engaged
in. to get the full meaning of this
news I
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-01-24
For the


Are you so fortunate as to
be well satisfied with your
hair? Is it long enough,
thick enough, rich enough?
And your hair does not fall
out? Well, well, that's good.
But you may know of some
not so fortunate. Then just
tell them about Ayers Hair
Vi9or. Theywill surely thank
you after using it, if not be-
fore. Remember, it does
not color the hair. Show
the list of ingredients to
your doctor. Let him decide
their value. He knows.
Made By the J. o. AVER co., Lowell. Mass.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-01-24

ton and covers twenty-five States
and number OF large cities in
other States. The rate was 1875 in
1909. There we're $500 suicides in
1910.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-01-24
MEN SEEM TO GROW
LESS KEEN FOR DEATH

Washington. Jan. 20.-Fewer
people committed suicide in 1910
than in 1909. according to latest
statistics on the subject announc-
ed to-day by DR.. Cressy L. Wilbur,
Chief Statistician for Vital Statistics
of the IT, s. Census Bureau. The
death rate from suicide for 1910
was i6 per 100000 population in
the Census gRhreau's death regis
tration area, which comprises about
one half Of the country's. popula-
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-01-24

That Woodrow Wilson George
Harvey Henry watterson controver-
sy appears to be little more than
tempest in a teapot, with nobody
caring much whether it boils over
or not.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-01-24

The steamer Reaper, owned by
the West Kentucky Coal Company,
sank at her mooring in the harbor
at Paducah. The steamer was valued
at $4,000. Although she is en-
tirely under water, efforts will be
made to raise her.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-01-24

Entered at the Hartford post-office
as mail matter Of the second class.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-01-24
Notice to Creditors.

Ohio Circuit Court.
ID. B. Reed, ct al, Plaintiffs,
vs.. Equity action No. 1855
Ray Barnard, ct al, Defendants.
All persons having claims against
the estate of J. j. Reed. deceased,
are hereby notified to file same with
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at his
Office in Hartford, Kentucky, prop
erly proven, on or before the 18th
day of February, 1912, or they will
be forever barred.
f. T.. FELIX,
Master Commissioner, ,
4t4 Ohio Circuit Court.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-01-24

The Alaska Square Deal League
is a movement recently instituted
for relief from conditions which now
prevent the opening and developing
of that, great and industrially pos
sible country. Besides the indus
trial development, it has for its OBJ
ject the securing of an elective form
of gOvernmS9t and the fullest pos
sible measure oof Home Rule for
Alaska. The 1na1etous resources
of that countrycsTe but little gen.
orally known anNd6eEe the full
lest recognition. ItsIpeSpie and its
native possibilities ceTtaApIx deserve
n square deal-the Ansr8an Hnd
that gives everything dhp &eryimdy
a fair chance. Sc -
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-01-24

The MarionRecord-Pre is elated
over the fact that the Electric Light
& Ice Company of that town has,
for three years, furnished uninter-
Tupted service, having operated
without having light out during
that time" This feat was accom-
plished, the Record-Press says, with
only a single dynamo and with no
duplicate machinery. This is a rec
ord truly to be proud of, for any
small town affording electric lights.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-01-24

The last issue of the Cosmopoli-
tan contains an article by Alfred
Henry Lewis, one of the best posted
and most versatile magazine writers
of the day, in which he boosts Hon.
Ollie James, of Kentucky, as fine
Presidential timber. OF course we
Kentuckians have known of this
available timber" all the time of
recent years, but when Ollie gets
himself talked about in the manner
above stated, it's a pretty good in
dication that he's coming to the
front in great style. He'd sure make
a great and able President,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-01-24

The job Of assessor in any State
and especially in Kentucky-is
one of very great importance, and
the position should always be filed
by a most capable man, well adapt
ed to the requirements Of his work.
On him rests in a great measure the
matter of taxation, for he is suppos-
ed to look after property values and
TO see that each taxpayer lists his
property in an equitable manner.
The assessor, If possible, should be
familiar with an property listed
with him. A resident assessor for
each voting precinct or magisterial
district would probably increase the
tax income of the State.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-01-24

A most commendable movement
and one deserving of much praise
was that started by the Whallen
Brothers in Louisville during the re-
cent very cold weather, during
which time winter Commissary"
was operated by Aforementioned
to by various other parties-for the
benefit of the poor and financilly
distressed of the city. Great guam
titles of food, fuel and clothing were
distributed, and more than $4,000
in cash was spent to relieve the
poor. In a matter like this, any
city should be proud of men of the
Whallen Brothers type.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-01-24

One of the most important and
Ohio county in late years was the
Good Roads Convention held in
Hartford recently. 1t means much
for the prosperity of the town and
county. 1t should be Of interest to
every person, regardless OF avoca-
ton. Good roads are essential to
the well being of the whole people.
It is for lack of good thoroughfares
that we have missed so much in gen
eral prosperity. The next meeting
of the kind will be held in Hartford
on Saturday, February 10. It
should be largely attended.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-01-24
The Hartford Herald

HEBeR MATTHEWS, FRANK L. FELIX.
EDITORS
FRANK L. FELIX, Pub. aud Prop'r.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-03-29
*-Gie IdGnite ausfbabl bon
Otter oitfarten. bei 81. 90. &ief.

Ole idonite ausfbabl bon
Otter oitfarten. bei q. 81. &ief.
-@s irelt nns beriften az fon-
men, baB 6rau 20. Rel,mann, IT,,
peldye ieit eiiligen @pdlell ernltlid)
franf barnieoerlag, iih auf Dem be,
item 8ege Der @eneiuug befinoet
uno mieber altf iein fam.
CD. @alS, peld)er lett pielen
Sabren bier i'm @irtbsseidpdft tbG-
tig ipar, bot fiir5lih Die BON Ghas.
&indepal, in Mcaittrid, Mo., betrie
bene @irfbffaft f1uflid iibernom-
men.
-8ie mir Dem &biitelanb &e-
corb c1ttnebmen bot oaleIbIt Or. s.
S. @uf ON letter. 8reitag Die bib.
lhe ReiiOen5 bes Serrn $. s. Soils,
i'm ipeitlid1en SbeiI Der Staht, gum
Hreis bon $4,000 fdnflid ertporben
Die Sirt Greet Sdnile, unter
2eitiung oes 2ebrers @m. 9irfel, be
idliebt belite einem bofit eriolgpei-
dlen 2ermin BON s Monaten. 81
oieier SdlluBfeier fomnnt elm inte-
reiiantes 9rogramm sur alsfiib-
rurlg.
-Baitor @nbreas Soffmann, bon
Mt. Sterling, NOR am porigen 9on-
nerstag bier aaif Der 9urdreiie nod
Seoalia, fofpie ard nod &anias II.
@ebrasfa, aii einem lGngeren 8e,
iipdJ bel leinen 4inbern uro anbe-
rem &ertponbten. Yaitor Soffmaml
~erireilte ollh inns mit eincm 8efif,
lllpb ernealerte bel oieier @elegertbeit
iein announcement m:f bie 3eitiutg.
.Sn ieiner GeieltidJnft befanS iid
Ben. 9pobe, altf Dem @eee nod,
Bettis Gourtp, gum 8eiaid ieines
BORT pobnenben Snfels.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-03-29
Bertha Seimbrod.

Start bier in ibrer @obnulre. ON
Eetten Sreitas. Srar Bertha Seim-
brod, ole @attin bon 8eter Seim-
brod, i'm Sitter bon 46 Sabren. Sul
Seimbrof ipar bereits lett mebre'
rem Monaten feibena; in Ser Soft
rrit,ua ibr Seben ar retten uttter3og
iie fid elmer febr fdapierigen Opera.
ton, tpelf,e am 9iepstag Ser pori-
gen 8ode erFolereih a1ssefiibrt
urb bon Ser 8atientin mtd gliidlid)
iiberitnnben mlrbe, glIlem anitein
mad giitg iie mad, Der Operation it,
rer @eneiiltu ertgesen BIG Ser 600
am le.aen Sreitag Mbenb lie pon OIL
lem fermren 2eiben erISite. Gem
@ilnid Ger @eritorbnen gent6b api,r.
Den bereiu iterbIid,e lleberrete nn
lesten Sumstog nah ct. 2oisis ge.
braft, UNI oort eingedid,ert 81. aper-
ben.
@dbrenS hires fur5en @llienttal.
tes, bier in Serntailn, hottie iid Srall
Seimbrod einen 8ablreifem areis
BON S~reunbinnen ernorben, lpeldbe
ibr tribes Sinideioen @liridtig be.
tnalterrl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-03-29

geriidert eiipe Bobnung UNI
@obe[ gesen Senergefabr bei y. u
Silber.
g. s. @tppitetn unb 5otnillt
beTinben ii6 felt lesten Salnshag, be
iudsspeiie in ct. 2ouis.
. Sinb eiire Wfobel rra6 Saltsge'
ruth aeeeu Seuer periidert. 8enr
nidt, iorst oafiir bel 9. u. Silber,
-Mddltem 9ienitas 1T Die StaAt'
pabl; ieber 9iirgcr iolte es lid, 5iir
gfltdt MAIDEN fein Stimmle ab5,tse'
ben.
-auf Dem bieiigen 9oitamt lie
aeil 9riefe fiir folgenoe Eerionerr:
gtbel 8ieiemeper
Com. Glenn.
-Senrp 9ornran ~perfaiifte LETT
ten Snnstog Die ppblbefanflte, alte
@obmeiier Surm an ieinen NadJbar,
@eorg Getrits, fir $4,000.
-anton Huifler rir6 oeiien gSef.
ie, Senrp &l1ffner, bon Ban, aparert
letter Montog bier nIf Der 8nrd,'
reiie nod Rorganoilfe. San,
-9esten Counting Morgen bat
ms Der @etterclerf fpieoer einllal
b6tft aipgenebm iiberraiht, nno aipar
nit elmer biibiden 6 biz s 5oaigen
Sfneeoede.
: &anfleute. babt ibr geniigeno
8eriiberung anf eliren Baarenpor.
roth geeen 6~euereefabr. 8eiier
nebmt nod cine 8olicp beralis Bel
g, 81, SIiber.
SRI, 2aura Saruniif febrte let.
ten Sreitag bon einem mebrfpod,ett'
lid}en 9eiiEb BEL Gerfpanbten, tr ct,
2oitis, nieoer in fire Seimnt6 mod
Sittle Berger Suriid.
-5rau s. S. Stpedlin, bon Sit.
tie Berger, reiite arn 9ienstag Die
Ter ISOLDE mafl ct. Sollis, um Do.
ielbit hire 5iifiinftige Seimatb bel
ibren oortmobnenben ainbern arrf5u-
iflagen.
-Gbas. 9roipn, bon Seiferion
gitp, mar indbwno mebrerer 3aee
Der porigen ISOLDE bier i'm Strte.
rciie bon Somes Souf)in, Dem pro.
ipeftipen 9emofrntiifJen &anbibaten
fir 8ouoerilelsr BON Miiiouri.
ga lit 5li ellrem @ortbeil mid
5lt foniultiren, bebor ibr cine ioge.
nannte "olh line, 2ife ODER gr.
bommeiit Golicp berausnebmt.
g. q, Silber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-03-29
Die @erIammfmseu in ben @ali'
Sesirfen.

grob bcs e~naiinitigen @etterS
mar sic Tepublifaniide Waiienper.
iamuluilg, ipelde lesten Samstog
in Der .ieIigen Staot6alle abge1nl.
tei, muroe, iebr 5ablreib beindt.
3fped Ser Merchandising mar ole
@atl BON 10 9eIeeoten our &ep,
Golntp Convention, peld)e nadSten
Samstag in 9rofe i~tattfin6en miro.
3adoem sic @%eriammlung burG)
Sen @priiser, Geo. aroettlp, 5l:r
: rbrntrg geralfen NOR, mitroe &id,
ter q. 81. 9reuer Sam SefretGr er-
mdblt, moralrf Ridter Hobert Walfel
iolgenoen 8oridIng einreidJte, pel.
der einitimmig angerommen iplinoe:
Snbem bie Administration bes
F~rdiibcnten @m. $. Saft iid Dem
inteaigerten ltrtbeiI Ser beiten 9iir@
ger nnieres 2anoes in iebr 3rfnie-
hemteIenoerpeiie prGientirt, bnrd,
hire ermltlifen gemiibunper mnb
gnitrereaiirgen CUR grbaItung bes
inneren ioapie altdl bes GalBeren Srie.
bens, 1urd, ibre Hoiitif 5l.r 9ren.
nllltg Der seifditlid,en BON ben po.
litifber Sntereiien, nnb Der boben
3iele peIde biefeIbe in ibrer gr-
fiiaung aller offentlifen gfIidten
autage treten IdBt, lei es 1aber be.
iddoiien: 9nb es Der Meinungs-
ai.sbrld bieler Geriammluna lit
baB @m. $. Gait 5rr @ieoenerapab.
hing als RrGiioent beu Ser. Staa.
ten nominirt mer6en iollte.
SierGif mnr6en folgenoe 9elcga>
hen 5ur Gountp~go Contention in Drafe
ertudblt: 81. u. 9reler, Geo. 3raet.
tin. %. s. CHS, gbp. Maaipin, Or
SO. 6. @eiieI, 80. @eiHnpartn ir.,
Sbeo. 9iltbep, &enrp Grass, Mltg.
Shnitger rn6 Hobt. @alfer.
Sfpenspille, Mfo., 90 Scr. 1912.
SSn Der Waiienneriammlrng Der
&epl. Stimmgeber bes SipenspiIle
ge5irfs, in Canaan 5oipnT6ip, muir
Den 6. q. Barrier gum @oriiter, II.
S. @. SensIep gum Sefretdr err
Sierauf fuilroen folgeibe
SeIegaten our Go,rntp . Convention
ertpablt: s. O.. Barter, s. 6. Senp
nefe, Geo. 9uidmanrr, Saoob Sopp-
meper lllo s. SO. SensIep.
8erid]te bon ben iibrigen 9esirfen
5eigen fGpeit Die g~rpGbIung Ser
folgenoen 0eIegaten:
Stolpe - S. 6. Mod,eI iino Ssobn
Slid.
Morriion - S. s. Salute llnb @m.
Reinhol5.
8otsbom - Geo. SpesaSd)fp limo 6.
6. Meper.
@ebler = 81. 6. SdyMantbera.
SittLe Berger - @6tp. 8roett.
8ittenbere - IS. II. Scope, aitglllt
8itte uno 9oalis SeiSbrirf.
Ban 6. u. Meper, s. 81. SO.
Weper, q. q. Moeller u1ro Er-
6olpb aueffer ir.
Greet 6. s. gl,Soemeper,
S. 8. Briee, &. S. 2emmons rnb
8uitap &lieter.
earoat Or. MlorSo Sitbbs, $. s
Shodlep nno 6rit Ileb.
glano Sobn %. Sdermaitll, Or.
8. u. gunge, Or. 90. 81. Serrell
itno S. so. Campbell.
RoNeb6 - Geo. 9. &olt, @incent
Woba l,no Gilbert &arftebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-03-29

Ole @gsers @iaing 60. bat
fiir5lid oett @etreibe.glebator Der
FARMERS Grain & elevator 60.
fauflih eriporben. 9as @eidGft- Der
GleDator 60, nin6 aber nod Bic AIR
ndd}ftelr ernte am aIten Glat nei.
tergefiibrt iper6en.
-sloolpb @rieiffe reiie aeltern
nod @ona Springs, Soraa, I'm 90.
ielbit BEN Sommer iiber a1sf Ser
5am ar arbeiten. 8or ieiner Gbreije
iprad er uber Bel ms Dor uno
abornrirte anf Ole 3eitiiipg, 6anit er
ltetg erfdbrt mos in Der Seimatb
porgebt.
-Slm Otter : Montoa miro ser
Sra,,enberein Der Gresbpt6erianer.
Stride BON Sirft Greet in Der 8db,
mitig BON GnrI 8iiidmeier an ser
5irit Greet Roab eiren 9osaar al.
Ibalten BEL tpclbem allerlei biibfde
tpeiblide Sonoarbeiteh 5,rtn 9eiten
Der airdye perfanft perben.
-Stnrb ain letter. Montae, In
st. 9o1iis, infolge elmer Operation,
Die @attin bon Grit Yeters, bon
8binelailb, Mo., liib iuiiroe baIelbI
am Mittfuoh beeroiet. Gbrift 8e.
terS NOR friiber bier aniGiiig rmf
mirtten iif oaber piele nnieper Sc
Ter leiner nod erinnern.
Sdreibt an mid, NIT aeio,l.
er Ingobe cures alters nn6 i'd
peroe eud init gereniigen gas.
fnnft seben in getreff Der Sat-
anf cine oSio Cine" 20i1brige 2ifs
9olicp, melde In Is Sabren poIDItGn
Dig be5oblt ut, penn Die j6brIider
Eipibeloen ober Coupons Ser Com
panic iiberIniien iperocn.
8ictor y. SiIber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-03-29
SOB BON SOiepb Tebfamem, sr.

@ie mir lber @eitq. Goit pom 81.
5. 90. e~ntnebmen, itorb in ct. 2ol.is
am Montag ben %. b. SO. Soiepb
Retiamen, !Sr,, i'm Bitter bon 73
Sabren itiro II Wonuten. Ger Ser
Itorbene mar elm grasber 11rrferes Wil
biirgers, Sranf Rebiamen, Sr., lno
mar in iriiberen Sabren bier 1poqrn-
bait; es iperben iid buter opele isl-
ierer 6Iteren Witbiirger feiner nod,
lebr ailt erinreri1 fonnen.
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pie Sri. gmma Silber, begahen lid,
letten Samstag nod ct. 2oltis, am
Der Telterbeitattliing Der lterblifen
ueberreite bon Srull Seimbrod bei-
5lspotneit, tpeldJe am porigen Srei-
tag bier ltarb.
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firuSet in 9rnfe Die Republifaniidye
Gol:ntp Contention ltatt. @it 9e.
5ag biera1lf boffeH mir aiit 3meier.
lei: eritens, auf gltes @etter, llnb
5tpeitens. bnB aIs 0eIegaten 5ltr
Sfaats : Contention bie ridtigen
Wfaifrer getpdblt merben.
Otto @aebIer, Der @eid,Gfts.
fiibrer Der Columbia gremina 60,
befano iid mebrere Gage bieier $50.
DIE bier 5inii 8eiltdJ bei ieinen SdApe.
tern, iofpie ard in @eid1ften altf
Dem Observation-Disclosures, olg Ser
ipalter bes @odGaifes ieines @aters,
ms perltorberren grrft @aebIer.
-aauimam Spit Sdneperfoetter
bon sat. Sterling, trof Ietten Mor.
tag per 8arnpfer Der Sermotn
5errp 60. bier elm, Sum @eilah Iei-
rer Sodlter, Srau 8. s. Str,tnf, TO-
fote alth I'M Den @eitertnnsport Ell.
iler earlaolrng aartoffdn, fpelfse er
Dom Noroen erbalten fat, 5r Be-
'orgen.
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ter Srls. emma unb @marba, bon
Bon fparen am 9ienitog in unIerer
Stoot, ipobin iie oas i~lmsperbeira+
thete Gbepaar. Suereen 8rltens ii.
@nttinb Sod)ter bes Serrn Yollman,
begleitet batter, ipeIf, 0ettere bon
bier aus in ihr Seim In 9ennor g.
3, meiter reiiten.
81. 6. @unibruier fat ms err
ilrd]t mit3iitteilen, oob err aanbi6ut
ut aitr 8ieSererp1bfiana fir Sas
gnt bes Stobtmaridnlls. Sob
Wir1tbraiier tpar felt ntcbreren Sob.
rem Der Sfiheeift unieres Srieoens
er lit lftiereir 8iirgern 10 art irn6
allgemein befannt boB cine beionbe.
ne empfefIi,na, u~nfererieits, iiber.
fliiifig erideint.
-Gm nddJiten Oienstoa, Sen 9
april, iirhet in iammtIiden Sdh:Ioi
itrifteft Die reaeImGbiee, idbrlidt
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liira Der Sduloireftoren, iopie al,
%8eitimmitita Ger 2Grae bes SdYnlter
MINIS. irber s Monate, uno ole Ratt
Der Sare fir 2abr. unb 9oua3pede
Gs lit hie 8fliflt zines ieoen giir
GERS bieien g~erfnmmIu19en beiSii
pobnen.
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letten Sonntaa ben 62item Seobres
taa fcines @ieqenieftes lltlS es batt
Hf 'nr 6eier oieies Grciqniiles Elm
;aflrpid,e, iroblidc @eieGidnft il
sem 9aitIifen iSeim bes @eburts
tn ainSes eim9efrrSen. gfird
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nfs folgerben iltiigen SGnaern, 81
mr. &rebiaer, 8reN. Goiie, Osca
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lrnr erid,iencft I'm bie Seicr nairt
Se'angoortpGae 81 berberrIidlen. Sc
Ger fIoiien ole Strnben bes Rof
miaas Den gntpefenoen MIR aus.
. rad Nabin.
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Iakt gnf nnb 8artei.

9us @eidaft pinb inn alien 60.
cal BON 6ran 8. 8oeller ipeiteuse-
fiibrt.
Reneite nnb mpbernife @nsuaGl
uon Yttluaaren nnS 9leiberitoffen.
Groffnl:na ungefGbr atn /. @pril.
@ebt aft Guf Deitere an5eigem i'm
Satfe Der ndobiten ISOLDE.
Sran s. %. Sasfett,
NadJfolgerin BON Snm 6. 8oeller.
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