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The Washington herald., 1913-02-27
JOHN WESLEY RAY DEAD.
BriEhtwood Property Owner Sue
cumbs to Paralysis.

John Wesley Ray, a native of Bright
wood and one of the most extensive
property owners of that section. died at
his residence. on Shepherd Road. yester-
day at the age of seventy-seven years.
Funeral services will be conducted at the
family residence at o'clock Friday aft
ernoon by Rev. Ernest L. Wolf, pastor OF
Emory NJ. Z. Church South. Interment
will be in Glenwood Cemetery.
Death was due to complications result
ing from paralysis. Mr.. Ray had failed
rapidly since a second paralytic stroke six
months ago.
Mr.. Ray was born in 1896 on the farm
on which he lived all his life. He de-
voted most of his life to farming, retiring
from active work only a year or So ago
During his LIFETIME he witnessed many
radical changes in his community. Mr.
Ray was a member Of Emory NJ E.
Church South and of Stansbury Lodge
No. "a. F. A. A. NJ. of Brightwood.
Mr.. Ray leaves two daughters Miss
Katherine Elizabeth Ray and Mrs M. A.
Larcombe. and four sons, Charles W.,
John H., Frederick A. and the Rev. Cliff
ton X. Ray.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-27

A new railway in Mexico is expected
to make available 500. 10000 tons Of iron
ore. heretofore Improbable to mine be-
cause Of lack of transportation facili-
ties
The Washington herald., 1913-02-27
Advertise! AdSertise!

| Washington, d. C, the Capital of the
United States. a good place to read about.
a better place to visit. and the best place
| in this neck of the woods to locate. Come
| all you good people: You are invited tn
| be present, and you will be made well
! come.
Every one who has got already visited
Washington is anxious to come here and
We here all know the result of that one
Vist-it is hard to get away. and IL you
do get away you are always trying to get
back again. Washington has the goods
and can deliver very promptly and in ex-
cellent condition.
Let us get together and circulate some
thing like the above. Print booster num-
bers of the newspapers, The Washington
Herald in particular. with views and
descriptive matter about the points OF
interest and profit in Washington, and
then let it be generally known through
advertisements in the magazines that
such papers may be had free on appIica-
ton. CHARLES J. SIMPSON
The Convention City" is among the
many appellations given to the Ma
tional Capital To those who visit
Washington the city is its own best
advertisement.
While it may not be feasible for the
municipal government to do so. one of
our commercial organizations. the
Chamber OF Commerce or the Board
of Trade, should have prepared an
elaborate, interesting. and instructive
illustrated brochure. descriptive of the
city, setting forth to the home seeker
its unrivaled business. professional,
educational, and social advantages.
During each convention or other
large gathering let an advertisement
appear in the daily papers that a copy
or this brochure will be sent TO any
one free of cost. In addition. a supply
could be left at the various hotels fsr
distribution.
Here is an ever-available field These
brochures would be carried away by
returning visitors. resulting in a wide
spread dissemination of good advertis-
ing material at minimum cost.
]. j. MALONE
The Washington herald., 1913-02-27
RAMSEY ESTATE LOSES
Verdict In Parish SILT Set Aside and
New Trail Ordered.

Chief Justice Shepard, of the Court OF
Claims yesterday handed down an opin-
ion holding that a portion at least of the
services rendered by the late Samuel
Ramsey, former chief clerk of the Sur
geon Generals Office. TO the late Joseph
w. Parish. for which the executor OF
the Ramsey estate was awarded a verdict
Of s9.os7.a against the Parish estate.
falls under the inhibition of the statute
set aside the verdict. and ordered a new
trial.
The sum claimed is per cent on the
award of slsl.3ss.s5 allowed by Congress
to Parish for ice furnished the Union
army during the civil war. The statute
forbids person in the government serv-
Ice and for a period of two years after
quitting the service to furnish aid in the
prosecution Of a claim against the United
States.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-27
PARCEL POST RUSHED.
Hitchcock Orders Special Delivery
for New Service.

Postmaster General Hitchcock has is
sued an order extending special delivery
services to parcel post mail. This feature
Of the new system was postponed at the
outset In order to avoid complications.
The operation of the parcel post system,
however, has been so successful that on
March !, by the Postmaster Generals O..
der, it will be possible to secure special
delivery of parcel post paskages by pay
ing the customary fee of 10 cents in spe-
ciai delivery stamps Of ordinary postage
In case the latter are used, it Is neces-
sary to write the words Special Delivery
across the face of each package. De-
livery will be made by the regular special
delivery messengers, who receive cents
of each 10-cent fee.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-27
NEW BOOST IDEAS
WILL HELP CAPITAL
Essayists Urge Trade Bodies t.
Advertise Warrington
Evervwhese.

The consensus Of opinion of those who
are sending Boost Washington essays
10 the boost editor Of The Washington
Herald, is that Washington not only has
the big things that are good advertising
features. but that Washington does need
outside advertising.
If the various trade organizations of
Washington will take Official notice of
this important subject perhaps great
good will result Civic pride is said to
be at low ebb here. when it comes to q
movement that means a boost for WASH
ington. If this be so. the sooner IL 10
killed the better for the city.
Urges Free Distribution Booklets.
Possessing a deep and heartfelt in
terest in the welfare and progress of
Washington, our beautiful and clean
ceed all others in regard to advantages
of all descriptions-I propose az my sug-
gestion to boost and advertise our re-
markable city. and also a means of en-
couraGing properous Americans to this
splendid Capital-have booklets. PAM
phlets, catalogues or anything similar,
made, with pictures of our handsome
buildings. attractive homes. colleges,
boarding schools, churches. business
houses, &c. describing the unusual ad-
of each, as well as the social
life of Washington and have them dis
tributed by porters Tor conductorsD on
various trains en- route to the different
sections of our grand America.
MRS. WILLIAM LAIRD DUNLOP Jr.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-27
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TODAY,

Steamer Charles Macalester leares from foot Of
Seventh Street Southwest for Mount Vernon home
and tomb Of Washington, daily, except Sunday at
10 q. m. and l:i5 D. m.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company's
steamers from foot Of Seventh Street for Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk daily at SIS p. m.
Cars from Fifteenth Street and New York Avenue
every quarter hour for main entrance Zoo Park and
Chevy Chase
To Great Falls-Washinston and Old Dominion
Railrpad can ese1 few minutes from Thirty sixth
and NJ Streets.
To Mount vcmon-washinston-v Virginia RAILWAY
cars every hour on the hour from 10 a. m. to 2 D. m
last car. Station. Twelfth Street and Pennsyiysnia
Avenue.
Your Inaugural Guests Will Enjoy
every meal If Meinberg's "Top-Noch"
Bread Is on the table. At your grocers.
Through Fire and Smoke greatest
Virginia Theater. Today
The Washington herald., 1913-02-27
Get Rid Of
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Send for a free trial package and prove
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Tor your case, even though you may be
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Just send in the coupon below at once
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you conclusively what Pyramid Pile Rem
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store. Don't suffer another needless min
ute. Write now
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-28
Forfeited Land Sale.

Thnds sn
bly, contained and described the following
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-28
LYING SEEMS TO BE HABIT
WITH SOME PEOPLE

Here is sample of the misrepresenta.
tions being made against the Warnes ap.
pointive tax assessor law by job hungry
republicans, made by the Geauga Rep.
ublicau, of Chardon
The appointing of real estate and
personal property assessors will add
about 10000 small but important
cogs to the political machine that is
being built up.
The manager of a republican press
bureau in Columbus, knowing the state
ment was untrue, sent it to all republi-
can papers III the state.
The statement being called to the at
tention of the state tax commission, the
secretary of that body, B. +. Williamson,
wrote the following to the editor of the
Geauga Republican:
Il assume that you made the state
ment as a result of general cam
paign of misrepresentation that has
been going on in Ohio concerning
the Warnes law. The truth is that
in 1914, without the interposition of
the WarneS law, there would be g.
ass real and personal property as
SCISSORS in Ohio under the old plan,
50 that it would be impossible to ap-
point 10, 900 officers. Here i'll brief
is what the Warnes appointive tax
assessor law will do
Abolish the $500 quadriennial
appraisers of real estate, whose work
cost 81 800, 900 in 1910.
Abolish the 34l5 personal prop
erty assessors, whose work costs
5000, 900 year
Abolish boards of review, 24O
office holders, whose work costs
$3.50, 600 each year.
Total number abolished by
Warnes law, Q, ass office holders.
Instead there will be appointed
1865 assessors to do the work of
these 6455."
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-28
FRIDAY, November 2s, 1913

According to Republican predictions
prior to the last presidential election,
the Fall River mill hands should be sub
sisting on the charity of free souphouses
at the present moment. But instead of
that they are making demands for II
l.2 per cent increase in wages, basing it
on the increased prosperity the mills
are enjoying since the election of DEM
ocratic President.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-28

But worse, even, than such evils
would have been the setting back of the
reform work that is now OH the point OF
fruition Mems minds are now centered
upon social problems as never before.
Nor was there ever such intelligent
comprehension of the questions. War
thrust upon us at this time would mean
a display of noisy patriotism, big con-
tracts for army and navy supplies, cheap
military heroes, and debauched Con-
gress. In a trice we should be in the
passion and tumult of the reconstruction
Gays that followed the Civil War. The
tariff wall would be rebuilt, and ques-
tions of taxation, public utilities, and
political reform would be swept away by
the greed and selhshness that accompany
military operations. President Wilson
may not have donesall the things he
should have done; but he has avoided
the one thing that he should not have
done.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-28
OUR DEBT TO PRESI-
DENT WILSON


The Public.
Thrice blessed is this country in hav-
ing at the present time a man of peace in
the White House. Not a peace-at-any
price man is he, but peace man for the
sake of peace. Seldom indeed does man
have such an opportunity for mischief as
has fallen to the lot of President Wilson.
Americans have been commercially
patient in their confidence in his ability
to handle the Mexican trouble. But
there has not been a day since it began
that there would not have been a popu-
lar uprising, had he bur given the word,
to follow the flag into Mexico. And OF
late there has been a feeling on the part
of many, that we should, in spite of our
selves, be forced into armed interven-
ton. Continued patience, however, to-
gether with gentleness and frmness
still promise a peaceful outcome.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-28

But suppose belligerent had occu-
pied the White House at this time, a
man fond of notoriety, and seeking per-
sonal aggrandizement- A word would
have been sufficient to bring on the
clash. And once started, the struggle
would have been drawn out till thousands
of men had perished, vast amounts OF
property had been destroyed, and the
national debt doubled. And after the
miserable, long-drawn-out war had been
brought to a close, we should have had
the inevitable crop of widows, cripples
and pensioners, together with the un-
dying hatred of a neighboring people.
And for what? Merely because ambi-
tious chieftains in a partially civilized
country had substituted the bayonet for
the ballot.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-28
DISBURSEMENTS.

DISBURSEMENTS for year ....S 1926 10
Balance October 16, 1913 .. 1919 ~
Disbursements from October15, 1912
to October 1918.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-28
BANNER FAIR
STATEMENT
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.

Of the treasurer and secretary of
the Mercer County Agricultural So
ciety, from october 16, 1912 to October
16, 1913.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-28

We, the undersigned duly appointed
Auditing Comittee of the Mercer
County Agricultural Society, hereby
certify that the foregoing statement of
receipts and expenditures of the
Treasurer and Secretary of the Mercer
County Agricultural Society are cor
rect.
w A Hamilton,
S X Copeland,
Irwin Hole,
Comittee.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-28


forsaa
November J.F STETNBRUNNER, County Auditor
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-09
grban's Srieoenstranme.

llnier Staatsiefretdr 8iaimm
Sennings 8rpan itebt i'm 8egriff,
Sie 8ereinigten Stoaten in Der
eanaen @eIt la6erIi6 sl MAIDEN.
CT fiibIt iid) berisfen, ben elpisen
Srieben berbei5ufiibren. @aiienit-
finite, irrbuitrieae 1no tomnter5ieIle
einfIiiiie, Die beiite Die @elt regies
ren, mill er 6urd einear interratio.
nalen 8ertrag abihaffen. Die sart5e
meniblide geatlir ioa 6nrd einen
lioI1eu se1rbert tper0en. Rationen.
beren Comb iiberDoIfert lit iin6 Die
eiuen slusfluB fir ben lleberfdub
on Sepolferitng iliden, nliiiien mar
ten, bis ibnen Der Sriebens-& &ongreb
giitigit ole grlalbnis 6a5ii gibt.
80lfer, oeren @ebiet bon einem
lGn6eriiidtigen @elpaItbaber aitnef.
tiert miro, nliiiien ii6 rubis beidei.
ben, bis Der Sriebens &ongreB ib-
rem Soil entidieoen bnt.
@enn Elm geiuobatlider Sterbliher
nit einem iol6en @Iam berbortritt,
10 nenrt man i'm ntitIeibig einer
SoeaIiiten ober S1tparmer. @ie
aber Der Setter Der ai,stpdrtigett
Bolitif zines Der ntd6tigften 8olfer
NIT ioI6em BIan ON Die SeffentIid-
felt treten farm, eri6ei1rt rnbe5u I'M.
begreifli9.
Man braudt ole 8rpaniden Sbeo-
rien tlur auf Die 8orgdnge inn Bal
fam an5litpettoen, INN ibre llnbaltbar'
felt Su erfenner. Die iantlifen
@roBnld6te nra9ten getileiniane
anitrengitnsetb INN ben Srieoen i'm
gaIfan altfredt 81, erbaItett, NIT
nibt ntebr @rfcls, ais tuetnr fie Der.
| iidt bdtten, Die gripptionen 6es
@eiilbs 5it isnterbriiden. $50 tpiirhr
Serr 8rban NIT ieifien Sbeorien
beim eriten &onfIift atpii6en
9eutihInn6 iutb Sranfreib 5ipiifen
GubIanb rnb Seiterreid binfom.
men? Die S6ee, oaB ole oieie goI'
fer ui,ter einent ittternatiortaIen Ser.
trag iofort abriiiten ,irb- iid in gu.
flrft beideioen iuiirben, alle Streit-
| frogen, nogen iie ait6 bon nod 10
bitaIem Sntereiie iein, BON einenl
Srie6ens &onereB enti6eioen Sli
laiien, fonrte nur I'M Gopfe eines
Sdnarrners ouffomnen, Der Die
8eIt ,tr6 Die Meni6en ri6t fennt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-09
anIJrnnnp 81
eOnntasSidnll aonOentiOn.

Die aonnention Der Sonnta9s1dn'
Len BON Moarf Eotunibip, pelde aI1
lesten Counting gsadmittag bier IN
Der ct. 8aiils Stride abgebalten
purbe, erfrerte iid eines 10 5ablret'
den geiuf,es, baB Der sroBe Stir
6enralnm Die 3abI Der Delegateit,
jotpie Der 9eiu6er aus allen 3beileH
Ses Gountps ilir6 BON benn6bartetl
Stdbten, talim au faiien pernlodte.
( G,e gfebe bes Serrn gopmar,
BON ct. 2ouis, iiber Die Sonrtags'
idplle uno ibre Wiiiions murSe nit
arobenr sS,ltereiie perfolgt, nnO DIE
aIlaenleine 8eipre9ing lpelde ipa'
ter BON Serrt 8o,pnlar 9eleitet MUIR
De, trug iebr pia BEL sur grlpedirng
N,es idIunlinernben @ifers unb Sft'
tereIles lnierer aindenleute, nit
9e3ug al,f SonirtoesiduI slrbeit.
Sieralf folste cine iebr geoiesene
@eoe BON 8aitor @agner, bon Der
so. 6. Stride, tpelde nit sroBenl
9eifal aufgenonumen ipltrbe.
Ser m,liifaliide Ebeil Deg Sro'
grams triig iebr CUR llnterbaltnng
Ser slnpeienoen bel; beionbers Die
bon Srau 6panf @egers imo 8aItor
@agner, nnb BON ben 6rls. gliie
Saenefe uno Srnln Sfebiamen porse'
traaenen 0uette, iopie glei6faas
Sas 6oppeIte Mdrnper~Guarfett.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-09
9eutidJc 8iibncniternc in Der apn
aert Salle.

0ie 8erIiner 9nnte 9iibne, eint
oeutitbe SdauipielergeieIlif be
itebenb ans abt 8erionen, prooucier
te iid am pergatgenen MontaQ
abenb in Der &onsert SaIle Dor ei.
mem nlabig 5ablrei1en Bitblifum
BUR auffiibrung fam ous beliebte
Stiif o0ie 2ieber bes Mniifonten~
elm Welobrama BON mebr ipie ge.
ipobmidem @eboIt. Sns Stiid
iuur6e bon ben 9ariteGert nit arob.
er goIleipoung irno Mrilnoune pro.
bit3iert.
Die @eieuifaft beitebt aiis Ster.
men Der beIten Sbeater bon Berlin,
llno fam bon fiinf Monaten nn6
slmerifa. Inn bier @ditipieIe su ge.
ben. sssebes 0iitgIieo Der @eiea.
fdaft ift elm &iinitIer in Dem be.
ireffenoen Sod.
slm Rittipod fanb eine 3lpeite
SorItellintg itatt, tpobei bie befann.
ten Stiife, o9fobert iiilo 9ertratn",
unb aer iit nidt eiferiiidtig," 5ur
Inffiibriiug famen i1lo nit eleiber
goIlenburg ilno @eOiegenbeit pros
bit5iert ipurbet.
5raftf Sdiperfoetting perfailfte
fiir5lid elm S6ipein i'm @etpiht BON
go &fiinb, iueIdes ibm Die biibld,e
Simune bon $50.40 einbro6te. @or
fein 8nt6er oaB ititiere Sarnter iebtI
beiital)e ole per 9liitomobiI 3itr
Stabf fomnten. Sa, iol be gurl
Dot is itltien Ieipen $errsott fin
letrite &peatur.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-09
alm,,,,,,er 30
Cine b5dit eimfadJe nnb cinlendj,

Cine b6dit einfade nnb cinlendj.
tenbe 2oiung Der io5ialen Grage er.
giebt fid. tpenn man cine bon Der
3eitihrift Sintnel iinb grbe aufse.
iteIlte Statiitif betrohtet, Die ii6
init bem i'm Meerpaiier borbanbes
men @oIo beiddftist. @ie 5abIrei.
DIE anoereStoffe, 10 lit inn @eer.
tpaiier aiid @oIb in geringfiigisen
Meneen alfgelDit entbalten. 3par
lit Der @oIbgebaIt 10 gering, bob
cine itbiftrielle ausbeiitlina BET
benz bei,tigen Staftbe Ser Se6nif
| fid nid)t Iobnen ipiir6e; aber in Der
@eiamnltbeit itellt Die i'm Meer por-
banbene @oIbmenge bod einen ltn.
enblid pieI gr6beren @ertb bar,
als ie aus ben @ol6bergtperten
ir1o @oIbipdihereien Der grbe ge.
iponnen merben fonnte. SeIbit
iuenn man ben ieds,tnbbreieigfaden
getrog Der beittisen @eItgoIopro.
button allidbrIid 6en W,eertpafier
5u ent5ieben permodte, ipiirbe man
polle 100000. aIfo cine babe WiI.
lion Sabre gebrniifen. bebor 1nan
aGes i'm Meer entbaItene @oIb ge.
tponnen bate. Nan fam 6en @ai-
ierinbaIt aller Meere Der gr6e ai,f
26 Srillionen 8funb @uiier idydsen,
uno aus oltnerlGiiigen 8erednunsen
ersiebt iid, bab 1916 9iIlionen
Bfitnb @olo i'm Wieer porbanSen
iinb. &onnten mir iie alsnliin3en,
10 tpiiroe ieber Menid} auf grben
gliiflifer Better bon a9ttauienb
Bhtnb @olb nerben f6nnen, unb
itatt Der biirdidnittIiden Guplne
bon mn 5ipei Dollar GoI6, Ole bel.
te ieoer Wtenih auf gr6en beiist,
ipiirbe bann ieoer Der lad,enoe Sn-
baber bon stpeieinbaIb Millionen
Dollar @oIoespertb iein fonnen.
Gin perlodenSer Sraiun! aber ob
ipobl, tpenn er @irfri6feit ipiirbe,
Die @eniden eIiidTitter ipdren aIs
belt5ittoge9 @s tpdre elm rei5poT.
Ter Stoff fir einen gan3 groBen
Si6ter, Der AUDI Elm GROCER Tipd,o.
loge fem miiBte, Die io5iaIen itnb
fitltnreIen SoIger aus5umnIen, 6ie
ein 10 beiipieIlo'er Wlt-liar6eniegen
fiir Ole @enidbeit beraufbeidauoren
tpiiroe!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-09

-@s mag iibertrieben flinaen,
mas elm Or. Sarpeb Sfinner in ei-
mem Gortrngc in Der g(cdoetnb Ser
8iiienidnften in 8biIaoeIpbia fng.
te, er nodte lieber cine aIapper.
idIange in Der Slide bilIben aIs
Sliegen, allein als Elm Waittel INT
ole @efdbrlidteit Der ssIiegen at
betpnen, fam bas @ort inmer6in
gelten. 8er 6a ipeiB, mas ;sliegen
anridten, tpeIfen Sda6en iie ber.
nrIaden, fiir ipiebiel 9ranfbeiten
Der aneri6limmiten 9lrt iie oireft
perartiportlid limo, miro Dem @r5te
beiitimnten miiiien. Die ltnannebm-
lidfeiten Der Sliege 6ur1 ibre 3u.
oringli6feit, nit Der iie ben Wsen-
ihen perfolgt iin6 bei Ser arbeit
ooer aitd I'M ShIafe fort, lit nod
ods geringite ltebcl. 9ie @efabren,
Die itniere gIilgen niht ieben, lmo
Die mir aud nid)t eber rlerfen, aIs
bis es sit ipdt 1T, iinb unen6Iid,
pieT be6enfIider ars Ser aiteI, Sen
Ole WiegenfiiBe beriiriaden un1
Der iniere gserben peinigt un6 sen
@Eeidmutb serit0rt. Die ssIiegen
iiro IN febr bieIen SdIlen fir bie
Hebertrdgung bon $bpbns ilnS
&inoer 2dbmiing beranttportlid.
sic leben in S6nut uno sr6fdlIen
aller srt, bort ianmeIn iie an Sen
feinbeboarten SiiBen bie Seine in6
gocterien aiif, Sie iidj anf Der
menidlihen Sort un6 nitf Sen Of.
2ebensmitteIn ablet.
en- nno Ole 10 in 6en 9orper Der
aberdeen gelangen ilno BORT ibre
oerBeeren6e @irfrng beailtiten, bic
Siedthum ilnb Sob brinoen fam.
Dies 1T uIles oft eeniig ihon ge.
Ia9t iporben, oIlein es 1T n6tbig. inn
tner ipieOer bornn 81 erinnern. Gs
ift bos gon3 beionbers In oiefer Sab
res5eit n5tbis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-09
aerna,,u. asln., grettae, ben 8. aBlat 1913

slIberstpemb arbeiten.
@m. 2ouer, ipeIder cine ISOLDE
long Bel bieiigen @ertpanotett iino
Sreunben ouf 8eiud mar, bot iid)
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in ct. 2ouis 5nriif gefebrt.
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rem.