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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-10

Chairman of the Republican State Com
mittee, Who Led the Cumberland Meet
ings
Perhaps sthe publicity work was
weak; there may be nothing new in
political maneuvering; the whole idea
may be the conception of brains
wrapped in gauzy fantasies as was
limited during the days preceding and
the first day of the tour: but the eoun-
ty candidates and their guests moved
patching up old friendships making
new. and giving their supporters a
chance to see the type of men for
whom they will vote. They effectively
removed the sting from all appelIa-
tons of 'three-ring circus e T.
Deekeris Great and Only and the
United Republican State Side Show
by adopting the characterization and
introducing themselves everywhere as
Star performers, press agents and
canvasmen of Decker &, Wheler's AL
LIED County Troupe" The result prom
ises more for the Republican party in
this county than has any campaign
move in years.
May the best man win the nominal
ton and then all pull together" sum-
marizes the object and effect of the
camraisn swing-around-t the -eirele led
by Ernest +. Decker, Cumberland
member of the Republican State COM
mittee, and Wilbur c. Whelden. chair
man Of the county committee. Both
these men believed "a three-days rough
Ing 1t in close companionship would
cement the numerous candidates in
common brotherhood better than any
other method. They foresaw that close
association would, in way, interest
each candidate in the right and hopes
OF the other good fellows inviting the
same honors.
The thing worked out to an extent
beyond the expectancy of Messrs
Decker and Whelden. There win he no
bitterness in the disappointment of
candidates who do not win nomina-
tons at the primaries. The men WIN
are nominated will have the cordial
support of defeated candidates and
their friends. They know each other
better; the bond of sympathy has been
strengthened, and all stand together
against the common enemy
The plan carried out by Decker and
Whelden has, undoubtedly, stimulat.
ed new interest among the voters OF
the county. The candidates in 8
group has come to them with the un.
written invitation: Here we are, 8
bunch of good fellows, take your
| choice The candidates We're "chap
eroned" by men whose names are
household words throughout tn,
State-Hon. Edwin C. Burleigh Hon
William 7. Haines, Hon. Warren C
| Philbrook, These latter gentlemen
met old friends and admirers in ev,
| cry town and vouched for the young
er candidates like big brothers
| Young men who might have los
| sight of the other fellows in the prose
| cution of their own candidates., hay,
seen a new light.
| Mr. Decker is not an old man bu
he has headful of ideas of which
a veteran might be proud to claim
1t was his inspiration that sent tn,
rival candidates off campaigning to
| gether instead of separately. Their,
was no plan or preparation to cal
crowds together, but to see a few lead
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-10
Boston Forecast.

Boston, June Forecast for Bos-
ton and vicinity: Monday. fair and
somewhat warmer Tuesday. fair;
moderate westerly winds.
The Forrest City times., 1912-10-11

MT F. l. Horton, prominent mer- chant and planter of Johnson town ship. and Hho iS also secretary-treas- urer of the St. Francis River Pianta ton Go, left "Wednesday for Spring field, Illinois. where he will visit with his associates and attend the biz Springfield fair Mir. Horton IS a member of the company that bought the Fitzpatrick lands. consisting of 22uo acres in the St Francis Valley.
 Misses Genevieve and Evelyn Pet tg, popular and cultured daughters
 M,. Geo E. Pettus. left Monday
 g.z lyer the Iron Mountain Route t5f \ " York, where they will spend tfe ming year in Mrs. Semple's 5 N0i school. and where they will pur- sue 1T studies in music. The Times i5its n wishing these dear young lady friend, much success in their work and a most pleasant and profitable year
 The pr1strating effect of constant backache and those depressing, bear ing down side pains from which wo- men suffer so much, are quickly re- Iieyed when Dr. SimmoniS Squaw Vine Wine Is used IL acts directly on the cause of the trouble, restores regularity aids digestion, builds up the body and brings back the vigor and cheerfulnesS If health. Price 3loo per bottle. Sold by City Drug Store
 II " Robinson. of the prosperous merchandising firm of Robinson X 1 Gessing, in the St. Francis Valley. returned home Tuesday morning from q visit to Memphis, where he says he carried water all the way from Wolf river 10 Ringing Brothers elephant in order that he might work his way into the show. Seems like some 'fellers iast simply can't enjoy a circus unless they get back to first principles.
 Mr and Mrs H X Terrell and the children arrived home Saturday m0rn- ing from Memphis where they had spent several days taking i'll the Fri State fair Ne are informed that Mr- FerteH secured position as travelling salesman for the National Packing Company while in the Blutl City with Eastern Arkansas as his territory Nt Fefte# wit continue co reside and make his Aeaa4aartefs in this city
 Messgs. Andy and Pete aeeafo. accompanied bq JHe f rmerS twe sons. Gazzaia aud Leo left Saadas morn ing for Memphis aH visit t0 fea- lives and friends ana 10 take in tAe Ringing Brothers circus in that city Monday Mrs accaro. accompanied by Ter popular guest MiSsJulia Gum If Brinkey left sunday afternoon for the Biuif City. 70 I8in the boys and menfoks in tae festivities. and al had royal good time
 Ticket Agent Smith Of the Rock Island depot announces that ne sold something like three hundred round trip tickets from Forrest City to the Fair and Ringing Brothers circus. and that the sales at his station dur ing the month of September ran close 70 s. 200 which is no doubt the larg- est months passenger business ever done in Forrest City by the Rock ls- land Still you will hear some peo- ne talking about hard times
The Forrest City times., 1912-10-11
Live News Leftover From Last Week

Dr Casbeer and Miss Mae NinSon of Colt were shopping and visiting III the city Saturday.
 Col D. Downey returned home Sat turday from most interesting visit of two or three days 10 the Tri- state fair in Memphis.
 Mrs Edward Rolesou left Tuesday morning for Memphis where she will do some fall shopping and visit rela- lives and friends for several days
 F NJ. Cato, the aaabJe night clerk al the Hotel Marion, returned Mon- day night from Memphis, where he had been mingling with the crowds at the fair and the circus
 Squire \. B. Nelson was out and circulating among his friends again Qn Sunday after having been confined tohis home for d couple of weeks with q siege of chilis and fever.
 Ms. D l. Hunter, of Argenta. ar rived in the city Wednesday evening on visit of day or two 10 oidtime Forrest City friends and to look after her property interests here.
 Mrs. ChaS E. lzard and the two baby girls, Rachel and Mary, arrived home Friday from d most delightful visit of two weeks al the home of MT and Ms Nan Blankinship.
 Mrs Neiie Buford and daughter Miss Eloise. and Miss Salie BuforC and little nephew, Master Gene Rolfe went over to Memphis Monday morn ing to visit Ringing Brothers Circus
 C. (. Vance, store manager for tht firm of Robinson k GeSslng. on tht St. Francis river, returned home tht first of the week from q stay of sever al weeks in Hot Springs. where he hac been for his health
 Miss Georgia Merwtu, attractive daughter Of Capt and Mrs T C. Mer win, left Friday for Helena where she will spend fortnight with tht families of her relatives, tte PshaNs GoY1ns, CheNs and Vests
 Mr and Mrs E ". Benson .eH Monday evening for MemPl a4alst some fall purchases oI ladies iiuer faf the 6rm of l. N Benson x Ga- and ta take in the minstrel perform ance ofthe Al C Fields Co.
 Nfs. ] H. Stevens, ef Palestine axas visiting and shopping iH tAe ela4 Monday and accompanied by HeI mother Mrs Lon Slaughter, cam, aKef again Tuesday to attend the mar riage of Judge < II Mann and Mrs Mice Matthews
 Squire John Han Is building hand some seyeHroom cottage at Nidener which k spoken oi as being one Of the prettiest residences in that thriving little city Contractor A S Worsley has the painting, decorating aud paper hanging in charge
 MT. and Mrs Bob Sellers and baby boy, Raymond. left "Wednesday morn ing for Searcy, where they will spend the week in attendance upon the White County Fair and visiting witt the family Of Mrs. Sellers sister, Mf and Mrs. Rufus Scott.
The Forrest City times., 1912-10-11

This has been one of the finest years for fruit in the history of East. ern Arkansas Saturday morning Mr Jerry smith brought in some pears which he had gathered from his orchard on Crowley Ridge two or three miles Southeast of Forrest City All the fruit was extra large. but one choice specimen selected from the lot weighed pound and two ounces. Smith says there is no better place to be found in the world for the growth and culture of fruit and berries than along Crowley Ridge
 At the colt show held in this city recently, by the New Castle Horse and Jack Association horse colt bt . longing To our good friend, W !. Dil- lon, Sr., captured the premium of Sl5 for being the best colt exhibited in it's class, and mule colt belonging to John Pettus, captured tie other Sl5 prize offered for the best mule colt. The two 5 premiums offered for year old colts were not claimed on account ot the fact that no Yearlng colts were exhibited. The New Castle Horse and Jack Association is one of the most enterpflsing and progreS slye bodies of Stockmen in this sec . ti0n of the state and are doing great work in the encouragement of breed ing fine horses and mules in St Fran ciS county
 MT, John Graham. perhaps the larg. est planter in Cross county, and gen tleman who owns and cultivates some. thing over twelve hundred acres of land, was shaking hands and mingling with friends in this city Wednesday. MT, Graham reports that he will make fine corn crop this year, but that his cotton crop will be very short indeed he visitor had not been in Forrest City in five years, and expressed him. self as being very much pleased with the many evidences of growth and progress which he had met on every hand. He enjoys the distinction of being one Of The Times oldest and most appreciatiye readers, and drop ped into our sanctum to renew his paper for another year Here's to you. John; may your shadow never grow less
The Forrest City times., 1912-10-11

MT Archer Hatcher, formerly of this city now Of Little Rock and a member of the well known and sue cessful firm Of Hatcher X Caldwell which conducts prosperous stores both in this city and the City Of Roses. spent Wednesday in this city on busi- ness.
 Chas Mcdaniel. arrived home sat urday from Memphis driving tit E. NJ. t'.' car. formerly owned hI Nr. and Mrs. Eugene William but which k now the property of Miss Louise Partridge TEs new owner has been taking her first lessons as chautfuer lis week
 We have to pay cash for School Books, and ali bills made With Us for following purchase We cannot sell hope our customers will take notice and govern themselves accordingly. Landyoigt X Nadakn
 Edwin Son Williams i,naw hold ing down good job in tie rice busi- ness al Wheatley In letter receiE- ed from Son Monday morning the lad states that he is getting along nicely, and intends 10 put in full time as long as the work holds out, i'll order that he may be able t0 lay apa stake fer Christmas.
 MT Claud C0wden. q valued em- pioye If the Forrest City Light & i Power Go, arrived home Tuesday morning from q stay of two IT three ! days i'll Memphis, seeing tie Fri i state fair Ringing Brothers circus and the numerous other sights that have attracted such large crowds to l the Biaf City during tie past ten days.
 Mrs Annie Garjey. Of Memphis, visited the family Of her sister. Mrs !. D- Mcknight in this city last week. The latter's daughter, Mrs l Edward Allen and little son. John Edward. came up from Marianna and joined Mrs Mcknight and Mrs Cur ley on visit to Memphis where they
 spent the latter part of .3st week doing the Tri-State far
 E E. Hudson. the eHtcien. book. seeper win tte atm af Brandon. haaEA X Company. Wenr | bgani Raba Monday If .ast 8eeb oa basi- mess far his arH and took i.s gan along After tte gentleman lad transacted tfe business lie hunted Nith great success. returning t0 i Forrest L.iGE a5 4sz4 o'clock HHHA d s4E ai nine EeckRENu03> Il GQ saEs He sure did make the TedaeadS sit uF and t8Ee notice d5fiug the short time ae @as abroad with fHat i gun.
 Luther Stout. formerly Of Forrest i City and graduate of the St. Louis l College of Pharmacy. las accepted i i position as prescTipti8uist with N. T.. l Daggett, the druggist MT Stout is most atfab.e young man and il gives Us much pleasure to welcome him 10 our city.-Max R. Rotholz. who had been in Colorado Springs Col. for i three or four weeks, returned home Sunday. He spent Monday in Helena and that night went to Forrest City where he will be in charge Of the l Lesser Goldman Cotton Co. offices the coming season n.-Eee County 1 Courier.
The Forrest City times., 1912-10-11

of Colt were shopping and visiting III the city Saturday.
The Forrest City times., 1912-10-11

F NJ Cato the afiabIe night clerk al the Hotel Marion, returned Mon- day night from Memphis, where he had been mingling with the crowds at the fair and the circus.
The Forrest City times., 1912-10-11

Mr Archer Hatcher, formerly of this city now Of Little Rock and a member of the well known and sue cessful firm of Hatcher X Caldwell, which conducts prosperous stores both in this city and the City of Roses. spent Wednesday in this city on busi- ness
The Forrest City times., 1912-10-11

Mrs. Edward Rolesou left Tuesday morning for Memphis where she will do some fall shopping and visit rela- lives and friends for several days.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-13

Dteper baben fiir oos l5oden BON
9abnidlapellen, aui ibrem 9anbe,
apntrafte gentadt; Dos Sies9itii-
ness miro bennah in bieier @egeno
tpieosr friib IsiFgiiberh ]
Srls. eSoa ltrpo aotp Sdymi0t, BON
Sotsoam Sod,ter bon &. 8.
Shlniot, befanben iicb 8u glloe Der
porigen 8o6e bier auf geiltd bel
Ge1panoten II. Sreiiitben nn0 tebr.
TEN bann am Sonlltag mieoer nod
barrie Suriif.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-13
Morriion.

Il. g9 mo q. $. Sobannirg. Don
9olsanin, San, ionic oercn Shpa-
lQer, @in. aoelfebef. Don gfeip Sa-
tiei ttnicr porige @bdse bier eiu
I'M biz @rdber ibrer peritorbenen
Sflpd;er iSralt Sctrp sluf6erSnar
un0 oereu 6anilie, 3it beiudren lino
III 0rbnrng au brillgen. Gie 8wi.
Der 6e5in6en iif unaefibr 5ipei Wei-
Icn oitlidt pon bier. auf einem Gri.
Erdt 9ear1bnifpIab 9ies lit bas
| erite qtol, lett nierjig sSa6ren. bab
lie ore @rnbitdtten ihrcr 9tnge6ori.
aen 6eiitften; iie laben ip1brenb
ihreS Soiericiits Sen @egriibniBpGab
| init eirem n2lteH Sam imgeben
5. q MeteI, BON 9tem Sarqn,
feioltb lid porige @ofe bier ouf
8eiuf3 bei 2Sncoh Scipner Ionic
lSronf iimb 9Partin Shnpi6cr. Nerr
@aBel reiite am Sonntag iuicoer
lat ballie.
@ffq. @unnert uno 6. s. @rod,t,
lueldle init Ghos. GaIep, bon Ser.
nolnt mo elmer sln5abl anneper
2aitofdrfer eilien Grin nadl 9lufan-
las Gefilad4 hotten, febrten am les.
Ten Sanlstag ipiefer ron bnrt slt~
rid gSie mir boren bat ibnen bas
2allo in arfanios iebr gut gefaaen;
lie hahen oat'er bie slbiidlt BORT eli
ne Strefe 2ono stl ta,tfen.
Sonl 8rnnn, Dor Seer Greef, lit
Jest III 9iid'orbs gartierihIbc ais
@ehilfe beiddfiiat
5Stau 8. @orfmdn, pon @otS,oon,
mar ppriae @ode bier dnf @iitdl.
Gis Nefd,oftsh1uier III uniprpr
StcNt shn6cn iif jebt nit ihrem
Aeibliadasput geifnliirft itno iclien
eaber aolt5 beionbers einlaSero aus.
5riB l1the iit am Sarnstag pom
Ieillem eSag6- mo 6iiderci. 9(uSfluq,
bon H Siam 5uriid gefehrt. Gon
groBenb GrfoIg altf ser S5aqo baben
mir bisSiett nod mdyts getort; er
behait'tet ieeaff cine sgrrBe 9fnsahl
slide aefungen 5u baber.
9rtfnIr 2effnnrn reiite am leeten
Sonrttog mad, ct. Snuis, NO cr fidl
n1ebrere @phen sum @eiud, ailf-
lolteu pirG
@ie mir boren liegt Clara 8e
fcrs Iei0er icbr 6eberfIih an ser
Recommendations 6nrlueSer
8nt &einhols beQah iid nll lee-
4at .Vfolltag nod Gbanois nm 0em
hort itattfiipberlben &crFoui bon
Tteb bci3uuohnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-13
8aD.

s. G Stepban lit MN bierber qe'
5ogen uno lit icbt eiu @iiiIler &c.
1 iporoen.
SuIius S5arotfe, pon Sruenspiue.
lit ieBt beim Hfluitern bes @obn.
hallies Don $. 8. @ul0effer.
| slIbcrt Steiubef lmo Sri. 2i3Sie
SubIlnonn muroen fiirSIid, in oet
@obmnt9 Der 9ra,lteltern. glltglSt
aubInlann unh @attin, getraut Dos
| junge @onr miro iid in Der 9eGbe
bon SrniSs nieNerIaiietl, nuf elmer
| id)pnen ,Snrm, spelhe S5err Steirbef
fiir5ltd, uon ieiner 0futter getouit
hat. Sm &crein nit oen 3oblreidpn
,Srim0Gn 6es iingen 9aares min.
Iid)en mir belnielben eiien iounigen
g8eg oltr6 6as 2eben.
Die So6ter BON Ssncob 0fuifrer
Iiino BON eiilent 3tpeilpodelaliden
geiltdI BET Gernmtoten in aaniag
8uriif gefebrt, in @eiellibait hires
>iltutiSy hChIH UuIIVClt IUGltlbpI
ipnbrelto oes nergangenen Somuners
III aalrids gearbeitet bat.
S. s. @aeper nebIt 6amiIie woren
an lesten Sonntag auf 9eiudl bel
6. ". Weper uno 6anilie
GS freut uns ntittbeilcn Sn f0nnen
oab iif Der @eiiutbbeitS5ltitano uun
S5rot Geo. gnid,nlonn in IeBterer
Belt etfuos ge6eiiert bat, ole @atien.
tin bcfillbet iih ieooh Ieiher nod
inlnler IN einen fritiid1en 3litono.
$. S. Shneioer ipar poriae ISOLDE
bel ieincm 9rlt0er, Sobn Sdlleioer,
NIT @'nuer.slrbeit beid1ftigt.,
Simon goeger, fpelfep oieicr So-
&c frunf gcnelhet ipuroe, bat Ii6
lpieoer erboIt, 10 baB er auf icin
Fam.
3rlils &arStfr mar am Icbten
Sormtag in Got$oom ollf geindl bel
Scnpanoten.
@en aretcr, @ilbelm 8eibemarn
. W. @aIter unS oie @ebrii6er
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-13
Stonp !Sia.

Der @brelrtpertbe ". e Sole,
pom llnion, mar nIehrere Sa1a Ger
qorigen @OdJa III unirrrr 9tnhhars
idpaft alif Der Sage.
Cine 9ln3abl illnge Seitte, pon
Gier mobnten am letter Samstnq
Dem Snn3pergniigen bei Wiesgers
BET. slae amuiirtcn iid) oui'S @eIte.
3lr 6cier uun Sri Nora 0talp
pins 8eburtstag bate lid, am leb-
ten Sonntag 9ta6mittoq cine Nm.
5aDI ibrer illngen 6rellnbe in scr
gSobnl1g eingefuuOen.
Ger &irdSendJor mnd,t inter Sei.
tiing BON $. q. 9fetGemcper raidc
5ortihritte inn @iliiiben BON biibi6en
Sieoer fiir Die fonntanGe 8ei6nodds-
ieier.
g8ie mir horet lieqt Gnqen Sbepq
on Den Wiaiern oarnieOcr; mir
ibm oaGer raidc @ene.
lung
Sobn !W. Wnupilt, lpeldler bei
Nft Sterling ols Sdapellcn1ader
iho 2oger.aof beih1ftiet lit, traf
am leBten 6reitog in traitcm 3u-
itanS bier eirL bot lid ubcr am Ies-
ten Montag ipierer mii ieinem go-
item begeben.
Senrp Steiner mN @attin, BON
!teip Sapen, in @eieliidnft BON
SEQ. GberIin, BON Sermann, indren
am letter. Samstag bier in ibrem
ltelten gutomobil.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-13
Senate Wroue,

&dDrcno Ger leGten Yaar @oter
mar 0as gSetier 10 angeltebn luit
mogIiderlueiie nlr iein fonnte; BALI
plrb der 9Sinter aber i'm Grnlt bel
uns anflopfen; Hann bats aber ae.
ldJellt.
Sic Grpeduligs gerianlmlunaen
ilieide luabren0 Ger lesten Sluei
gSodcn in Der bieiigeu Wt. &. Stride
ltattfan0en, naren lebr gut beiud)t.
Haltor y, SolOp, Don SesIie, luar
bier lnrO leitete Ole Guartal 9ier.
lanlmIung in DER NJ. y. STRIDE. nm
iesich Sonntag Iielt er eine yoult
llliereIrante fbre6lgt lEper (eu Serl !:
Atbrl.r 10 Sets q mo Z.
Oscar JiOblling tallltc fiir5lih
Elm ldjones ;ieitplero flir $3.50. pom
albert Sogt.
Arlolo JioDllillg mo Gattin lua.
rcn am oortgelr Sanstag IN Wturri-
ion larb iupgnien Der Seeroialtna
Der reritortcncu 6rml 0ronf aau.
Ineper, elmer SdIpelter non ,Srau
BET
ym. 3. Serbs, DER 2ebrer on Der
gutlit Sd5ule, mar am leeten
Sonlltog beilldsiusiie bier.
5rl Zulu gl@fer beianh ii9 am
ieeten Spnntug ollf SellId} bel o..
cor GoDlIlng uno Satin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-13
Gin @nnmltamm anf bcm Cieleiie

Ne$ SdueasitgeS beoeittet erirrlidp
(5cfdbr, ipeim er lidt efltfemlt miro.
@aiielbe Gilt Bpm Gerluit ocS 9lp-
pGtits Ga bepeittet 01ongel ait Sc.
bua9froft IT. gieroeltidapGoN 8eml
Ser glppetit itjIedt hit, % itimm
ihnel electric 9ttter5, lun Die ltr.
iodse 5u beieitigcu 0ludl Gr1ftigutm
0es WaaaefiS lm0 SpeiIinlq BON ltn.
nepooltlidGeit Wtidaet Soesbeiiner
2incoIn, 9Scb.. mar iiber orei Sabre
frailt, aber iedS 5Iaid,en electric
9itterS Itellten ibB inieoer oltf ole
8iiBe. Sot SairfeipSell geboIFer, er.
selpet nciates @lirt, fr1fttre 96crrn.
inlh CUTE gerooulma. gios soc
bei olleit gpotfefemi. (gtnSeige)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-13

/. o5Io granbt lit bod,erfreut iiber
y ailtltnft eiiies paferen fIeinen
S'5aIlllllplaIters.
n, @'perf Uforre imb @attin iino
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as n hinerer @egeno ge5ogen, mo iie
.isS n alif !. Der ;Sorm on ser Sssron Roob
luer6en.
I,,:g eellr1 8ronot, bon ct. 9ouis,
N. .giff l oie 9(nfitnft eires S6bn-
s1Is y = y fcilter fSamilie.
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Seoa Da par borige 8oAe bier nm
IN s'sl I Octo9ten Mutter, ionic anoc.
.Seripanoten einclt @eilld ub.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-13
ScS Ar5tcs Jicscpt.

N'~DN NfNf HNthU Dhps
lllemaIa einen glr5t 0etirnSen, "
lhreibt t5rau Gliie 9bauer non Car.
linpiIle, Sil9 ober iulitonDc aclueitlt
mare, ein 9it5gpt 5it id)r2itel, oas
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alpclltrnlttet, ais Ell &eiInlittcl iijr
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bell &orpcrs, per9lirtcll iucrSen
toHnte Ser 2llpenft1liter hi cia
l(itioelitdiitittel, lpie ldi ans eiaener
GrF1ggilng peiB.
Seiue Apotbefer. 0ieoi3in, ionocrn
'elu eillIadleS MISUNDERSTANDING,
Aeld)sS enleib iibcr ein ,Snbrbiute
bert 5uriid reic5enoer altgebrpd)ellen
9fetor0 b6it ais pii @eiun0beits.
bria0er @ine 3eitidriit uno etu
ipeldle ndberes barber
lUer0en irqi pcrlat0t.
Otnn idyrcibe ait 81. Tetcr ,Sapbrtlen
Ii. Sons 60, 10 25 90. SpnneI
slne.. Chicago, Sa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-13
S9r @eiidJt 1T ibr Slid.

y iaitiig nieI ggabrbeit III
d, ,prltbiport: !, ySbr @fiid lit I'M
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ms Qopon inl6 oeiat Dos ge.
|Sas asS;ntalll tlll non or Sings Sem
M, Sals. STE beforoern @eIurto-
ao ,a.e sdombeit. 25c BEL oIIen
S1sril
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-13
Biz @etheilianna an Ser picsiah.

Die @rtbeilignna an Ser SicsiGb.
rien EriiiNentenpabl iii gcgen oas
,Sabr 1905 qan5 erbcbIif 5uriid.-
aegungen, obifun ole ;3abI Der
pablberehtigten 9iirger Inn minoe,
items cine balbe WiIlion suaenom.
nen bat. &iifgdnge i'm 9olfsootlinl
iino ard friiGer id)on 81 ner8eifnen
gslpeien, abcr 10 grob iuie in oieiem
I Sabre iino lie iliemals gelpeien. SSm
Sabre 1880 tpuroeu fir oie Stanbi.
Sdtet Der @anttpdrteieit ser Stetlrt.
lItaner uno 0emofraten, rlino
S.S9t,000 Stinmet abgegeber SSsrt
Satire 1854 itieg Sns @eIammtuo-.
tim luf 9,759,000 Stimmen, oqs
Sabr 1888 bradte 10,9S2.o Stim
men, 1899 paren es 1878, 900, 1S
SO 1867 900. 1900 t3, ,566. 900,
1904 t2,701, 900, 1908 IA, $4,000
iino in 0ieiem Sabre iino eS uah
genlltt gcroucr 31bllng Is, ,921 900
stlnnnen. 1as limo aIlo MIR urge.
labr 100000 ntehr als inn Sabre
1876 @ilion bat bon Dem biesi4bri.
gen gotim 6,191. 900, Gooiepelt A.
$4,000 ttn0 Snft 3,639,000 5tim-
men erboltcn. @iIion lit NIT ieinenl
yctlin Inn runb 100000 Stirnlten
olllter Dem 9rpdn'idjen Gntlm bon
lSS6 3llriidgebIieben unb lun me6r
als 100000 biuter 0en 100000
Stl1tinen, Die @rpon Dor bier Sab
rell erbielt. Seit 1892, uIio in
snoltSlg Sabreu, iii 0as Sentofrati.
R 8otltm nm fnapp 100000 Stim
lIell 9elpadyIen, tp1breno has l,nqe.
gellte repnbIifaniide gotum pom
Salte 1908 Inn rluno sfpeieinbaIb
gaillollen ltarter mar, oils oas Snr.
alon'lfe gotlm uom Sabre 1892.
Sefl gcrlnaen Sntcreiie, hos bie
oeeolterlma Ger oiesiGbmqen Gatio.
|dapapl eltgegenbrad)te, cntiprid,t
~ lalt ollen Staaten gIeihnl1Big
sli'iloets @leid|ailtiafeit aegeniiber
81 u &orIdlng aebrodten @erini.
ny as9 y sst'lloerllngen, uno aud, mas &c.
VIII 81 Den erireulid,en Gritein.
S,as, msrll ole Der finite 9topember ge.
'Fadlt 9ot. nidt.