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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-08
@aHerruerf surtidritt.

Die arpBe @rabmnihine Der Epn'
fama Contraction 60. muroe am
pprigen Mittmo1 in Yetrieb seiebt
gum @raben Der @rdbeu in pelhe
bic BaHerr6bren seleet peroen.
Dieie Maibine leiitet bic Grbeit
bon 40 Mann unb tpirft einen @ras
ben aus BON 3 SUB brett, 5 6ub
tief unb 60 SUB lang in Belt pun Ell,
ner Stunbe. burf :reenb cine CRIB
ibiht. 9urd bic bife Wafnbam
Sdiht, nit melder uniere StraBen
bebedt iinb, srabt bieie MaIdine 10
leiht unb raid, nls udre es nur eli
ne Brotiruite.
Sn Belt BON stuei Sagen grub bic
Waidine ben @raben fir bieBafer>
rbbren an Der gdiler StraBe, BON
Der Bbari bts CUR 4ten StraBe, cine
Strede BON 1850 SUB. Mit benz
9esen Der WaHerr6bren tuurbe am
lsbten Sreitae %besonnen unb binnen
2 9aeer nab BuDenouns beS @ras
benS in Der Shiuer StraBe, naren
b. r &6bren eeiegt unb Der @raben
tuieber sueebeft, 10 bob Der @erfebr
auf bieier StraBe pieoer iiattfinben
fpnnte.
Die grbeit tpurbe bis iebt BON,
BETTER besinfist, nit Musnabme
oes &eaenmetters am 9ienstag mas
bofentlib nur npriibersebenb fein
miro, in melfem SAL ber Br6Bte
Sbeif Der Nuserabunsen nod opr
@intritt bes falten WetterS oDlenbet
iein mirb.
2as Reierppir auf benz 8irGbufss
biisel hilbert iib ieiner @onenbnna
unb bic Nuserabunaen on ben 5 Sill.
trier= 8ebdftern idreiten audi mbes
lidit raid puran. Die 8ontraftoren
itieBen bort auf mniiiosn S~anbfiein
mas oiet 0rbeit uno Gufentbalt pers
uriadte, inbem allies burh Sprens
mig e~ntfernt perben mubte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-08
eitcrariides 9rosram.

Die 4bclf9ainit 2iterarp Sccietr
miro iif tellte Ibenb I'M Sodfdutl-
gebGltbe nerinnmeln limo int 2ditft
res @batbS bos fofgeipbc Srogran
sllr Hltsfiibruarg brinpen:
Recitation-Robert Rippstein.
Recitation-Arthur Kick.
Recitation--Leota Ruediger.
Reading-Esther Honeck.
Recitation-Lilly Haas.
Song-High School.
Essay-Erna Poeschel.
Recitation-Lucile Ward.
Dialogue-Four girls of room 8.
Rccitation-Irma Mueller.
Recitation-Elbert Hasenritter.
0ration-Julius Rhode.
Song-Six pupils of room 8.
Recitation-Laura Siedler.
Dialogue-7Pupils of room 6.
Recitation-Wanida Danuser.
Observation-Disclosures Ruediger.
Essay-Lizzie Kick.
Reeitation-EdnaM aushund.
Exercise-Five Pupils of room 8.
Jokes-Gregor Gaus.
Theresa Siedler.
Play-High School.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-08

Gas @etter mar bier oil Ieb.
ten DielpSto9 iMdt perobe ibcol Fir
@n1lslnofe, inoeru es falt belt gafBc
Gog oh INTO 5t regnete luro 5iltpei.
len iogor fomulid b~crabgoB; tros.
.nanI apur6e lbier tbelnlod, Elm So
tlnn bon 502 Stirrhitet ab9ngeben.
8tes lit elm 3eidbeit onB ttiuiere 8iir.
ger Dos Stimmmdt ais cine iebr
eriIte Code betrubtel, iprtb ioIailac
lnie Oas Der Sal ut. Siirfte Der
Sprildl ,,@ine Regicriittg fir oos
Golf rnl6 nairf bns &olt" lpod5 Ian.
&c feite Ieere N)raie ieib, 9as
ipoIlen mir tpeitiGiteitS boffen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-08

A boys suit, good enough
to have his picture taken in,
of all wool fabrics and dou-
BILE sewed. SIS and $3.50.
Boys shoes in lace or but
ton. So to 49, 5
Ireland guaranteed gloves
for men ST, $50 and So.
! Jeans pants in grey wool.
Full lines. So.
DR.. Sawyer cushion Shoe
for tender, aching feet. Plain
and cap toes. Rubber heels.
ISIS.
Buster Brown shoes for
boys and girls SIPS to So.
Mems high shoes for wet
weather, tan and black. IL,
IA and 16 inches, 81, $3.50
and SIS.
Suit cases and bags in
cloth and all leather; SIPS
to $3.50.
Superior union suits = no
binding or gaping, 81, 1.50,
200 and $50.
Double Eagle stamps
every Tuesday.
&C S S
The place for good goods
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-08

5ranf Sdnperfoetting, tpobluDaft
ailf Sddperfoettin9's SsfanO, brad)te
oIit lebten Smntstag cin prddtigeS
@petplar zines aiirerifaniidIen Mo'
lers am inticre Sffice, Den leitr
S6blr Oscar otr Gage DprBer alrr
Dem SSSlano erlegt batte, maDrerno
er iid| aitf DER Sage aati Gattdt
befarS. Ger GogeI NAB ~ 3oll
bon ciircr Slitgelipite bis aitr an
bern, iuro iuilr6e pom TeNufteilr
biGies Ylattes eefmtft irilo Damn
lpadt 0en befainnten 9ariNermiitem
Serrn Gintbed, IN Nap Sopan, ge'
iprtSt, 5ittif allsItepfeil 1lrb &rapas
rSeren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-08

-gSIU 2IlllSpt UUIV SSlJCts tui
mn Lester, Nontng bier Gif 9elist.
-sIars Dem poIitiiden Sdaff
brisa bdben mir opdl rrodJ 6Gseorl
zoe Gounft) gerettet.
-Sris 9eriing, polr st. Souts
befalh lid, mebrere Gage bier sun
geabd, ieines @riabers. M. y. gere
iim1 urro atoeren &erauanSten.
Ger Iette 0ieiestog .amr biei
ser ndbigite drsb in ieoer ge5peJ'
iilaa arnuilffdli@te @obltog ipeldJel1
mir bis iest mitgenndn habett.
-6uu Senrp SS%,rngbllrt unh
beren Mlttter, Smu Sr. aorff. bon
9rnfe, befmtben lid, am 9ierss
tag fier in Observation-Disclosures
-grbur ulb Sbeo, Spc5nifNden,
Dor Gotgoall, urpo Sbermat Smfen.
Don Stolpe, tparen getern mill
fplnntere 8eiiidcr nnieres Or
iddfts.
a. -
g. giquner nltS 8attift bon
9euaer, aporer arn lesten NoltGg
bier, f~heilfpeiie in @SdSiften iotpte
nttJ SIM 9eilub alter 6pautoe lrito
8cfaimpter1.
hilbert @saeller melfser eilrige
@ofen on Der 2ittle Berger 5irn
9eiud ienrf Glteut. Geo, Nueler
1upo @attin, permeilt bate, reiite
getern pieoer nod Sirfpooo 3lt-
rid.
-Gspe ggeeltbcrg, Gbridt. 8olff
irio hdIen gdnpster, SRI. Glepno,
ro @olif, bon @osconobe, beiatnoen
itdl aeitern m @elhdften bier rrro.
intteteap dlld1 inns eitlen miufommes
neit 8eiu6 Oh.
Mon pilegt 5t iagen, tpelnt
lid, Ole grobeit Slupbe betBeiG Snfllt
lditien Sie fleinen @llp0e INIT bert
Gflpdcn bapolt. 9t1ur mOdten mir
qer1re fpilIen, aper III, Sidlem Soil
SIC fleiner &lrnbe iimo.
-Srls. Gnpalin utb Gnrnla
9riadfe bcgabcn iidJ am lesteii
Smnstoe naf MorriioH. gum Be
ilufl bon Gerapanoten luno 6relmoen
rlA feirrten Aainr ott Sonattag
4belr0 pom BORT 5lrriid.
Geo. StrutmottrL ron Soor-
billie, BAT 6as 2ocoI I'M Sdercr@8e.
bdlpSc, gegeriiber Ser Miiblc, olli
ldrmercrt 5ermin genietbrt luto
mir0 in n1dSter 3ltfiutft III oertiel'
belr ELM Storegeiddft eroffnen.
SRI. aoio Giebe. mcfde iidJ
ieit brei 8odlen, ba1iiis eilper Spe'
rotion, in ct. 2oaiis in etnem So
Ipital bciarb, bot it6 iotpeit mieoer
eufolt oob es ihr mogli6 iein ipluo
mod inn 2altfe oieIer Modp bterber
suriif5rtfebren.
3ab oie republifo,iId e Gartei
biesartol eifre idlde geborp9e Sdlap.
be eubaIten fat, iit gar nidt gum
Gertmunberit; INT @egentfeil. es nal
mit Sibenjeit ponmls5uiebet. 8eftr
elte &artei lid, ipoltd inro NIT iif
ieIbit. &rieg fiibrf, Damn fam III
mdlt ertporten aus einem aantpft
NIT einen mdftigen urtS pereinter
SeiwN, iiespcif berpor5lugebelt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-08

.Grau I,tq. goludtarf, neIf

--Srau a,tg. 8aiuitarf, Deldc
lid, ont porisen 9ormerstog elmer
8Einohnm , Operation laiher5iebeir
nlrbte, befinoet iib a,rf Dem beiten
@ale Der Garefing ulne 6iirfte iru
1Gddter 3eit pieoer alrf iein. Die
Operatfon ,ulrrbe bon Or. 90. 81.
Ilorihge, nom Sefierion 9itp, alpss-
gefiihrt, under Mtitbilfc Der 9ofto-
ren @eiid mo 2in8emfeloer. bon
tSepnalrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-08
0ph[cn.

Gorterbine 2uanp &obIen bon por-
5itglider 0ltolitdt ge~9entp1rttg an
Saub, 6te ib biaig bertanfe. ebeir-
falls Die befannten Srenton-4 obIen
nno SartfoBlen Iiefern mir aif 8e.
itelfltng.
S. 90. Danger grefperp
& See Wfp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-08

-9as golnttD : @erift bielt ON
norigen S~pnerstog eiriert Spe5inls
Sermiit, ltarl iiher Dem 8elitesBit-
Itanb roap o. @. Suflep, BON San,
mo 5rnn Srit Salsrnori, BON Ser
mann, 5l etaideiben. Gas @eridf
fano. baB beibe ubeigenornrte Ser.
iorpeir 9eiftesgeitGrt fins iulb orone.
te oeren lteberfiibmtng rn6 Dem
SrrenIlipl in Salltolh Mo. dit mel.
DIE mpf) ioiort am naditet Gage
Itatt fan0.
-3u @bren oes @tpberfens an
SEN oerltorbenerl 8i5e.Er1iioent Der
Ser. Stnntet, S. 9. S1ermatl. bata
ten pieIe amierer @eidpdftsboirfsr
mt 3ra,terflor miplmt0erle Sabiict
berallsgdlpGiBt; Dos Gpitmmt par
BON 3 his A ltbr Hnfmittogs sc,
idiloiien alp6 Sic Irheiten airf Den
8ooten 1tlpb Den &egierirtg saperfeft
iutroar fir Sieie StiutNe olifl eiil-
geItellt, mGbren0 neld}er Die Seid)elr-
icier Fir Sen @e~ritorbcren itnttfalto.
-Ghil. 0un nn0 @lbert gfotenr
bauer iifpo idon ieit ein BOAR @od'
len at Ger Irbeit fiir Gbas. Sabr.
ller, altf bcln alten &%ornnlels 8lob,
eim moberqles. ~aertamti8es @ebiitbe
fiir Si6l1ter 5ir erridten.- @ie mir
lh6ren miro oas @ebdifGc I'M Stpl
Der department S6ipier iht ct. Soitis
Ieiipqgridtet meroem. gs Diro 90
aud 2o1rf- lntS lteb1nr3sI ldbe iiir
enpadHep tSiibner, Ionic mtdS
SpidpIdtc fir aiifen geben, iritu.
Der Gborlep mill mhi Die Siibner-
5ltdJt i'm groBeir Mabitob mo itafl
tniiiefNd3aftlid)en @rinnbidten be-
treiben, rnpS "a nmtB eben aaes
flnppen.
sSoft @oblfen iato G9as. Snhr-
ner, 5ipei urderer proanineluten Sa-
ger, flt)rcn un letter. Sonntog nnd]
Sdnias, INN Mp iefter @egeflo mebree
re Soge Eang INTER Dem Sofapilo
alfsurdamteat. 9ort lioa itdl ltalmlidj
oos iheale S1gerparaoies beiipoeaG
mo Nie Stride 10 Sabm iinib auie
Meeridtpeinden, nrpb Die Curriers' 10
fett fpie aeitopfte @dnfe.
Spdter: ltnfere SS1gcr febrten
cm 0ienstog Inn Sriumpf oirs Dem
llrtu1a6ern poir GdniaS Sl,riif, init
eirerH Observation-Disclosures in @e.
pidf pom 200 8firano, ipeld,eit Clos.
Sabmer, I'M @ebiiif 5tpiidep Bon
rmrb Sfpiss, ian sSlltec elegt bate.
Gam @e6nfte1lr bieics glnttes dniir-
be eilt &%eGbraten p~eriArod,elt aber
8aiB oaooh Gbgeieben miilieit mir
bier, Der 8abrbeit gelnGB beridptefI
baB Die potl oeilsSGgerm beidn9ebrodp
tie Sdg6beltc iebetrialIs ser groBte
SiTd>bod lit, neIber felt pielen
Sabrer np @aseonnoe Gmndp erIegt
nuroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-08

SlHHIt JtuupIv pV1t SctxJiel"ut wv
mar am letter SorH,tog bier, aati
flrseir &e1itd bei ieirem 9ratoer, 9,
6. Robpn. Serr Robpar anar gerooe
BON 9abbaoie, Io, 5uriidgefd)rt,
no er eilpe ilelte 9orf, init eiftean
ieit,rr SGEpe obs aaiiierer, organic
iiart bette.
-Smu Sobm Heiblnrt trlig Sta'
Ter Saae mebrere Sopfe nit 9Ilrnlen
in hire @obrutra rnb bate babei
hos Mibacidid 5it fallen nisS eln
1ltbaelenf at ~perenfen. Sic befii-
set iidl inner Gr5tlider gchano-
llmg uuib mirB Dor ser Safi1 bas
3immer bitten.
-SrLs. @SteIla ll1rh Worence DIT.
mclfe lid, fir ole 8aiier eines
@onnts beirfgpeaie BEL 8ernpaiub-
ten 1rro Srelnben in &anius Gitp,
Ntp., ioapie aith IN Seinon, amlIas
lupo IN Soln, &arias nilfgebalter
batten, iinb auieoer in ibrem Seinl,
in Berger, etrtgetrofien.
-syrnl MarD Mertens utpb
Senen Sodter, Srat s. S%tpartbmtt
refiten ollt letter. Sdustag nod ct.
9orliss no tie iidl eitle @odbe Iotp9,
beiufsfpelie, alrfbalten merbelt. Serr
Sapanffoaut, pom 9allas, Ger, trai
III ct. 2olis INIT 1iner @attirl iitto
oeren Miitter saNammen
Srmt Scrrp Canine, peIde
mcflrere @ofsen sum 9eilpdy ibrer
Sdppiegermrtter, Srau Charlotte
un6 arSeren 8ermarbtet,
i'm ser Big Berger Naf6unidnft Der.
ineilt hurtc, rciite ON Mtittdpod BON
bier OILS fpieSer IN fire Seimnt6 in
Sdmnge, 9~Sebrasfa, 5liriif.
-Srls. Mattie 8iptenfalier nrrb
Malthe @e6er haben IN Sfotsnhait.
er's @obrmlttg Elm @eifdft fiir Ndb-
nrbeitelt lnto Sonteitflei6er eroffnsf.
Iieie Had)ridt miro pielen rlsferer
2eieri1nen ielr miGfommen ieirE in
oen Aie @o6fmge in o6igem @e-
uiel GROCER 1T ols bas arge.
BOT.
80. s. Sepiitg lllrS Tanilie.
nom gIlhttpoob. Satulos, melde iid)
npellrere 8ofsetr in ilnIerem Goatntp
81 @enpd1 bel i6ren attse6origen
dltTgG3nlte1t battcn, reiitem nm Witt-
mod BON bier alts fpieber in ibre
SeimotGI. @ottl. @ltmper, bon,
iSfoqm &ilf, batte oieielben bis nady
iunEerer StoM begleitet.
8. s. 9amidtor, bon Neu
Supen, @o., ggert Der Seem gorf
Siie Sninronce 60, mar geltern i'm
suffrage Ser %geitnnnten @eIellfaft
ficr unb ilberbrad)te ben @rben beS
rciIt. Gmtl Safenritter, $2t65.47,
oen 9etrog nebit 3iirien ser 81.
bfnsperiihemnW Die Der Geritorbe-
NC III Ger Jfeaolp Uort Stfe 0eleHs
iGaft trrg.
Sic Miaglieocr Ser &pt6ios-
9ogear beS 10. Miiiouri 9esirfs
nerionnteIlp iid bellte in lntierer
Stnot sur 9Qbbaltung threr idbrlidl-
efp Gonpention. Die hieiigen Mit-
gliGhcr Dos GREENS bdfen untfaiiefp.
DE &orbereititrger getroffen 5irrr
Gnpfnltg iitb CUR 9eiuirtumlg Der
etauo 100 0elegote1t btc iid} bciite
bier sum Gpllpem einfinben sper-
Den. Die Geriammlirlpg miro in
Der GmBertballe eroffnet narheL
mo Nberds bie feierlide gmtfifbr-
ing eiarer Ansn1l fieitpr 2ogelpMiit-
glieber 5tattfirnen miro. Ind Der
S~eriammlling miro in Der 5reinalr.
rcr&olle ein gmrfet gesehcr fper-
oet.
Q~itrrortS6p Hrnoron
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-08

-sbonnirt ai,f Dos Sermanner-
.gcIfsblatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-08

-SrLs. @ftella lr1th Florence DIT.
melhe iifD fir ole Soi.er eines
Ionnts beilubapeaie BEL Serapniub-
ten mlo Srelrubeit in aanias Gitp,
Whp., ioipie aitdl IN Selncn, aulIas
iupo IN SSoln, &anias aitfgdbalterl
lntterl, iinb iuieoer in ibrem @einl,
i'm 9eraer, e~tltaetroffen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-08

-6mu Sobn ySelbEart frlig cta'
Ter Saae mebrere Sopfe NIT 9llmlen
in hire @obuartg nmb Batte babci
haS Mibacfdid slt fallen ilnD ein
6mbgeIerf 51t perenfen. Sic befti-
set lid, nirer 1rstlider gchanS-
flua a,1b mltb Dor ser Sofrb bus
3imnner bitten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-08
8obpm, BON sla.glfta. sd

-@ndlt MobplL boft altglllM, Veo.
mar am letter SotaltM bier, arf
flrrsem @eiitd, bei ieirem gratoer, :.
6. Robpn. Serr Robpar mar gerooe
BON 9ahbaoie, Io., 5uriidgefel1rty
no er eiie iteitc @arf. init eiflefn
ieiier S@pe obs aaiiierer, orgaiti~
liart bette.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-05
THE RIGHT IDEA FOR A SHOW.

Honest Bills was the name of a
show which hove into town in the
mid-week and which seems to have
gotten back as near to the original
idea of Shows as any we have seen
touring the country. That is an
Animal Exhibit attended with some
ope walking, trapeze acting and 9th
human freak tricks, but devoid of the
Objectionable and corrupting Vaude-
vile Concerts, Side Shows, gambling
devices etc. They had two of about
as large elephants as can be seen
anywhere, lion and other tropical
animals, an exhibit which is instruc-
tive in Natural history to both old
and young, especially in rural dis
tricts where they have not the adj
vantages of ZOO or other menagerie.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-05
WHAT He HAD IN THE CHEST
All Was Made Clear When the Man
Carrying 1t Got Off the
Train.

Man in an elevated car with a small
chest about twice as big as the box in
which a carpenter carries selected
lot of tools around with him on his
shoulder. A row Of augur holes bored
in the end of his chest and handle
on top by which to carry it.
There were only three or four peo-
pie in the car and this man with the
chest sat away down at one end, and
with that chest on the floor in front
he would about once in so often raise
it's lid just little, but you couldn't
see in.
In due course of time the train ar
rived at the station where the man
was to get off, and then he hooked
the lid of that chest down and took
it by the handle and walked out in
the most matter Of fact manner pos
sible, but wheE-At hs-Asos 4snut ten
feet away from the foot of the steps
he set the chest down and unlocked
the hooks and threw back the lid and
out hoped two small, white, shaggy,
odd-looking but intelligent dogs. They
wagged their tails with evident pleas
ure at getting their feet on the
ground once more and out in the open
air.
The man hooked the lid Of the chest
down again and picked it up by its
handle and then with the two dogs
trotting beside him, each on leash
held in the other hand, he started on
for where he was going.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-05
DIDN'T NEED 10 SWEAR OFF
II Was Really Monkey the Ohio
Man Saw ii His hotel
Eed.


The story Of the monkey that was
discovered III the bed Of visitor at
the Waldorf a few nights ago struck
responsive chord in the recollection
of an Ohio man who once came to
New York for week 81 rest and
recreation
The day ha landed be got into a
poker game and for seven days he
stuck at It. the game being punctuat-
ed as many poker games are. On the
last day he started in to play at 8
o'clock In the afternoon. He quit at
1920, cleaned out
Going upstairs in his hotel and
opening the door, he noticed his valise
sitting on the floor and decided he
would get clean handkerchief out of
1t and sit down and think it over. AS
he stopped over his glance fell upon
the bed. From the spot where his
head might have been two beady
green eyes in hairy little face
cleaned at him.
According to the Ohioan's account
he made not single exclamation.
He simple closed the valise, turned
out the light and shut the door from
the outside. He went downstairs,
took two or three turns about the
lobby, gave it up, called for a cab
and spent the night driving about,
first to one place and then to another.
Daylight found him still going about,
nd he ~ fof+
late in the afternoon, when he went
up to the room clerk to apologize.
While standing there he heard
somebody say, well, they found that
monkey after all"
Good Lord, am saved" shouted
the Ohio man, to the establishment of
the clerk. Then it was a monkey aft
er all, and there is no need of my
swearing off,"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-05
Dominoes First Played by Monks.

The game of dominoes was the in
vention of two French monks. In the
beginning they found amusement by
playing at primitive form of 1t with
small fiat stones they had marked
with spots to designate them. When
a game was finished the winner was
wont to declare his victory by reciting
the first line of the vesper service
'Dixit Dominus Domino meo." Be
fore long all of the monks In the mon
astery found recreation in the game,
and presently the vesper line was cut
down, for brevity's sake, to the one
word Domino thus furnishing the
name which has chung to the game
ever since
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-05
PROGRAM FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL CON-
VENTlON, LEAkESVlLLE. MISSISSIPPI.
January 1914. 1912; Baptist Church.

Furnished
1000 A. M. Saturday, Jan. ID, 1912.
Devotional, Rev. W.B. Alsworth.
2 Presidents Address, J. E. Miller.
3 Purpose and possibilities of this
Convention, 0. Backstrom.
4 The place of the Sunday School
in the Church, Rev. A. G. Ferguson.
5 The opportunities for Sunday
School work in Greene County, M. G..
Ferguson.
6 Address, w. A. Chisolm
2:30 P. M.
How we may reach those who do
not attend Sunday School in Greene
County, E. w. IRELAND
2 The best thing in my Sunday
School, BY the delegates present.
3 The thing that is most needed in
my Sunday School, By the delegates
present.
4 Address, w. A. Chilsolm.
Sunday Morning, $50 o'clock, Jan.
IA, 1912 Baptist Church.
Union Sunday School
Address, w. A. Chlsolm.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-05
.0BITJJARYs
SARA ELIZABETH BALDWIN.

On the morning of the 10Th day Of
Dec. 1911. about IL O'Clock a. ~,
Gods finger touched the life OF
little Lizzie Baldwin, the youngest
and only child of Mr.. f. NJ Baldwin,
and changed that life into the sleep
of death.
Ofcourse it was hard for us to give
this little girl up, and all that loving
hands and kind friends could do was
done, but to no avail Our Heaven
ly Father knows best, and works all
things for the best to them that love
Him.
God only spared this dear one to
live here on earth thirteen years, four
months and some few days. She
leaves to mourn her death a heart
broken father, one half sister, a
number of maternal relatives and a
host of friends. Soc was tender
and loving child to her father, and
the home where she was staying, was
loved by everyone that knew her.
She has been a motaerless child for
some past few years. She was small
when her dear sweet mother died
and left her. Lizzie has stayed at
many places around, but had finally
made her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
L. V. Hillman. where she stayed I'M
til her Savior saw fit for her to come
to her eternal home to stay with
Him forever. She was kindly and
tenderly treated by every member of
Mr.. HiIIman's family, and dearly
loved by all.
she was only sick about 26 days
with Typhoid-pneumonia. Her Doc
tor did all he could to save her until
the end. yet it is d sweet consolation
to her dear old father that he can go
to her but she can never come back
to him any more. she is waiting pa
tient.y at the pearly gates of that
beautiful city of God beyond the
skies where no tears are shed and no
goodbyes are spoken. This dear lit
tie child has gone from the gaze of
human eyes.
The remains were laid to rest in the
cemetery at Washington, G. c., Dec.
20. 1911.
One of her loving school mates.
LIZZIE BRELAND.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-05
DAILY DIET AND.
HEALTH HINTS
By DR. T. j. ALLEN
Food Specialist
SIMPLE DIET GIVES
LONG LIFE.

Auto-intoxication, which Pro-
fessor MetchniI<off says is the
cause of early decay, originates
in faulty eIimlnation;. the I'M
friendly germ which his butter
milk bacillus Is intended to de-
stroy originates In defective
elimination due chiefly to COM
pick diet. That Is to say, the
secret of the prolongation of
life that Professor Metchnikoff
seeks Is not in the antidote, but
In the removal of the cause of
the poisoning, in the return to
the natural, simple diet. The
case of cornaro and all the
other great examples Of long,
evity will be found to harmon
ize with this principle.
1t will be found that, making.
due allowance for heredity and
the uniformity of the other
conditions of life (pure air, wa
ter, light, exercise and mental
condItIons), longevity is proper
tionate to simplicity Of diet,
whether In nations or In indi-
vlduaIs or In animals.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-05
The New Comfy officers sworn In.

The following new officers showed
up at the Courthouse Monday and
were swron in, viz: R D Cochran,
Assessor; J. d. Turner. Treasurer;
Joe Valley, Supt. Education; A. L.
Merritt, Surveyor. OF course the
officers reelected: S.R. Mckay, Clerk
J. w. Backstrom, Co. Attorney were
reaualified. Deputy Sheriff ]. F..
Green assume the duties of High
Sheriff. The new board were induct-
ed into Office and Justices S. II. Dunn
of Beat 4 and W. W. Thomson of
Beat 5 came up and had the oath adj
ministered to them.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-05
WASHINGTON.

No giIded dome swells from
til lowly roof to catch the
morning or evening beam, but
the love and gratitude of united
America settle upon it in one
eternal sunshine. From beneath
the humble roof went forth the
intrepid and unselfish warrior,
the magistrate who knew no
glory but his country's good. To
that he returned happiest when
his work was done. There he
lived in noble simplicity: there
ne died in glory and peace. While
it stands the latest generations
Of the grateful children Of Amer
lea will MAIZE this ri!e7 1ns: to
it as to a shrine. and when 1t
shall fall II fall II must. the
memory and the name Of Wash
ington shall shed m 81 eraai glo-
nv on the spot edward w erett.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-05

.Chancery Court meets next Mon
day, Jany, 8, 1912. We were in err
ror in our last issue in stating it
met the First Monday in January; it
is calendared for the Second Mondays
in January and June Of each year,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-05
Horace on LIQUOR.

The body, overcharged with the ex-
cess OF yesterday, weighs down the
mind together with itself. and fixes to
the earth that particle Of the divine
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-05

JAS w Woodland was over from
Centerville, Ala. making his Gus
tomary annual visit to parents at
Ball and his sister, Mrs. Anna Belle
Naples IN this city. He chooses the
Christmas holidays as the season for
his visitations in these parts.