davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-26

TELEGRAPH BRIEFS
JoIiet.-A second fire, believed in
cendiary, destroyed all that was left
of mining village of Carbon Hill, near
here.
Gettysburg, Pa--With 1900 vet
Grams of the G. A. R. here, most Of
them encamped on the battlefield, the
Pennsylvania state encampment
opened a three-days' reunion today.
Vienna-Fierce fighting between
Serbs and Bulgars continued
throughout northern Macedonia to-
day. No details available.
Observation-Disclosures James w.
Gerard of New York state supreme
court probably will be next American
ambassador to Germany.
Bristol, Tenn.-EIeVenth regiment,
U. S. cavalry, on practice march, sud-
denly ordered to Charleston, w. Va,
on special train. Believed strike of
West Virginia miners may have
something to do with order.
London.-King's Bench division
Jury says loss of Titanic was not due
to negligence of lookout, but to fail
ure of officers to reduce speed in ice
berg belt
MiIwaukee.-Herman Bork, "a,
drunk, committed suicide after
shooting at and missing his wife
twice.
Springfield. - Raymond o'Brien,
IA, died last night from blow on tenn
pie suffered in boxing match.
Cleveland, OIL. n. Severance,
Standard Oil millionaire, died last
night. Illness short,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-26

BeIerade.-BuIgars driven back
with 500 loss in fierce battle with /.
Serbs at Kratovo, Northern Mace :
donna. Bulgars started fight.
Albany, N. Y.-Friends OF Gov.
Sulzer want him to accept compro-
mise direct primary. Governors ,
own bill hopelessly beaten in house
and senate.
Los AngeIes.-chas. E. PendeIl,
wealthy money lender, murdered in
his dingy Office in Temple Block.
Robbery.
Los AngeIes.-John Duran Ken
nett, wealthy Chicagoan, married to
Mrs. Mabel T. Dunn, Santa Monica
widow. Four-year romance.
Washington. - House Democrats
have decided on abolition of Taft's
commerce court as party policy. =.
Paris.-JuIiette SchettIer, daugh-,
ter of Camille ClermOnt, famous &C
tress, has sued James Gordon Ben
nett for support for second time,
Says Bennett is her father.
Washington.-Pres. Wilson will
not promote Maj. Beecher B. Ray, of
Chicago, although he is in line for it.
Ray has big political pull. White
washed after financial troubles in
PHILIPPINES and accusation of undue
familiarity with his clerks wife.
Ottawa, can.-Eight dead, twenty .
two injured in Winnipeg express
wreck here. Dead and injured all
immigrants.
MarshfieId, Ore.-Business men
closed their stores and factories yes
terday to drive two 1. w. W. leaders
out of town.
Reno, NeV.-EIeanor Arthur Mil
Ter, former teacher in Chicago paro-
chiaI schools, granted absolute di-1
vorce from Dan F. Miller of the New
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-12

her mother, Mrs, Emily McCord,
which was held at Quart Castle, Isle
Of Null, August "a. 1912,
Mrs. Smythe left Tulsa August 4,
going to Montreal, where she met
four other members of the clan,
among them DR.. Maclean, n well
known physician and writer, and his
WIFE who are residents of Wisconsin.
The party sailed from Montreal Au-
gust 10, taking the most northerly
route via Quebec and Labrador and
through the Straits Of Belle Isle. The
trip was made on the scandinavian,
oe the Allen Steamship line ana the
ship was three days in the lcebergs,
encountering "A Of the gigantic masses
OF tee.
After landing in Glasgow and visit
ing the home Of Burns and other
places Of special interest the party
proceeded at once to ObaQ, where the
reunion of the clan was hFd.
The gathering numbered five hum
dred and was one Of the most not
able ever recorded by history from
the fact that there never will be an
other assemblage like this one. since
il marks the restoration Of Quart cas-
tie to the MacTean clan, now being
IN possession Of Sir Fitzroy Maclean.
twenty-siXth chief of the clan After
a lapse of centuries Restoration Of
the ruins was commenced at once and
il is. estimated that three years will
De required to rebuild at the end Of
which period Il will be one of the fin
est residence castles In Scotland
The restoration was attended with
considerable pomp and ceremony,
which was all very dear to the clans
mans heart Maclean Of Ardgour beat
upon the door of the castle and in
Gaelic summoned the Man Of Quart to
come and receive the greetings of his
clan in the home of his ancestors. The
chief replied in traditional Gaelic
phrase. after which the l21st Psalm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-12
Elcctrlcnl MnrI,cr. nnnnnci.

The Electrical Workers of Tulsa
held their first banquet in the base
mcnt of the Baptist church, Friday
evening, when "a bountiful repast was
spread by the wives and sweethearts
of the members of the order. j E.
Norris acted as tolstmastcr and in his
characteristic clever manner kept the
guests In fine humor throughout this
evening Several of the electrical men
were called on for brief talks. Mr..
Uarringtou's remarks on unionism be
ing greatly enjoyed 10y all \ b..
Duglyr responded to the toast in such
% witty manner as to elicit great ap-
pausa. Two musical numbers which
verc enjoyable features Of the even
ing were the Electrical Workers Male
Qmrtyttc and the solo by George IL.
Eoyhuc with Mrs William French at
the piano Before adjournment ii was
voted Co make the gathering a semi
uuu1l occurrence
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-12

Tulsa has resident in the person
of Mrs James s. Suythe OF 1i1t
South Carson. carleton Place who is
member of one OF the oldest and
proudost families in Scotland and be
cause of thlt fact she has Just con-
Guided trip 90 the land Of her an
ccstors. which was remarkable from
every standpoint and which was the
privilege OF only four other Americans
than herself
Mrs Smythe returned to Tulsa
Wednesday evening after five
months trip abroad. the object Of her
long journey being to attend a re-
union Of the Scottish clan Of Macleans
Of w.ich she is a member, through
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-12

was sung in the great courtyard. The
Rev. Maclean Watt Of Edinburgh, read
the Psalm OF returning.
Mrs Smythe was guest for a short
time on the private yacht of Sir Fitz-
roy and Lady Maclean. after which
she continued her journey, visiting
England, Holland and Germany.
At Dresden, Mrs Smythe spent
some time studying china painting un-
der Volberg and water color under
Jener.
Returning home She chose the most
southerly course, sailing on the North
German Lloyd Steamship line. While
she was the only American aboard
throughout the up and enjoyed
Christmas and New Years Day at sea,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-12

Nl.- F.ne' Just.- VHs hostess at q
f.I. evening of embroidery and chat
ding with tha girls ~ the C. . N
club as hoy guests When the party
Ired of work thera was music and re-
81. ehwcuts for diversion OF the late
evening. the hostess serving a delicious
three course lunch Miss Justus guests
we're the Misses Marjorie Impey, Ge-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-12

Mrs Smythe experienced some Of the
real terrors of an ocean trip in win
ter. the vessel having been in the
grasp Of a terrible storm for three
days.
Reaching Galveston January 7, and
arriving in Tulsa Wednesday evening,
Mrs Smythe expressed herself as be-
ing most happy to find her family
well and to find herself at home in
Tulsa again a better American and a
better Tulsan than ever
Wanted-Clean cotton rags at this
office. wis pay Sc pound. Bring
them in today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-12

Falling hair undoubtedly can be stopped
at once by the following mixture and tho
hair be made to grow most luNurianUy.
with half pint Of water mix half pint
of alcohol. To this add one ouace Of beta.
qunol Shake thoroughly. and it will then
be ready for use, II you prefer you can
use imported bay rum instead Of the wa
ter and alcohol
The beta-qunol you can get at almost any
drug store Tor not more than fifty cents.
The ordinary prepared hair tonics which you
buy in the stores usually cost you one dol.
lar. But this formula makes one full pint
Of The best hair grower and its costs you
much less than dollar.
This formula should be applied very free.
y after brushing the scalp generously for
few minutes all over. Rub the tonic
thoroughly into the scalp with the finger
tips
Next Sunday 7 win give you several more
OF my beauty secrets
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-12

the trouble. Don waste time on uncertain
remedies Any druggist has Cslocde com.
pound In stock or he can get 1t in few
hours from his Wholesale house Published
b. Medical Formula Laboratories Of Chicago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-12

instantly; the feet feel delight
full. Corus and callouses can be
peeled right ou. Il gives i'm.
mediate relief for sore bunions.
swtaty, smelly and aching feet.
Especially effective fox frost
bites aud chilblains. A twenty.
FIVE cent box OF Calocide is
said TO be sufficient 20 cure the
nrst feet IL works through the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-12
Data JaH the Most Captivating r"S american ond
Itfade

woman ON the Amor an
stage but whether II b. thc
elegance of hrr ruiu,ut or
the twenty karat diamond
solitaire. that is the suutt
pride, the diamond ring
which is The gift Of Duke
Boris nj Russia. or the
string of diamonds that en
circles the lrft Suratt an.
klc, or the hrwildcring su.
rntt hats that magnetic tho
eye the bruuD oi her face
and form will hr the most
lingering oi all your i'm
pirssiuus.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-12


'' ''''"''" 'h ''
cr side oI tho mouth
,v.r,vl,.,., Aftor
YOU have applied 10
don merely rub
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-12

''One
thing is
9SSenBfdt
you
must uSe
my
formulas
iiberaiiy.
II you
try TO be
spare In
applying
them
you rob
yourself
of
their
uonders
Tui
results"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-13
NOR ,nro 9ab i'm frei.

garutbersbiue .-@dbrenb Ser @b'
peienbeit BON u. 6. SinbIe. bes
&aliierers Der 8emiscot Gonntp
@anf. Der iib ~5eitipeilig in @empbis,
Gem. aufbtlt, ereab cine Glider
rebiiion elm Wanco bon bisber
100000. bas iid atf $4,000 itei
germ mag. Sinole biente Ser gant
ieit Is Sabren unb iein bohites ga.
lar mar $50 modenilid. Ger sr6b.
tie Sbeil bes Seblbetrages iino Goum-
p-@eIber. 9ie ganf bat Sinole's
gigentbunl, Sie $12, 900 SeimIt1tte
eingeifloiien, Dem MaiieperpaIter
Ger geifloiienen garf iibertragen.
Dod lit bies longe nidt seniigeno,
Dos Manco gu befen. Man lit nod
ridt iibereingefommen, Oh Sinble
geriGtlif bel1ngt nerben iou. gr
reiite am Samstag na6 Sroctor,
arf.. mo er in SdaemiibIen nnb
Sol3Idnbereien intereiiiert lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-13

muttg 81 bringerL obtpobI oerielbl
lestes Sabr nit 100000 Stimmer
Wtebrbelt berporfen tpurbe.
Sm IOair Gountp &reisgeridI
tpurbeit gOmaro 5. Slgenfris uni
Srau 2ottlc Oapis oes WeorOes in
5lpeiten @rao i6uloie befunOen Uni
er 81 10 un6 tie gu 10 Sabrer
3u1tbaltsbaft perurtbeilt. Die Sci
Den batten I'M Sftuber ben @atter
bon 8rml 3apiS ermorbet.
9ei elmer Spe3ialmobl pltroe an
Samstag in &anias Gitp unit ial
bier 81 eins) ole Stobt our Iusgo'
be BON Bombs i'm 8etraee bon 3d..
100000 fir germebrung Ser 81.
fentIiden Sdlilen ermddtigt. Sas
@elb miro fir Den 8au bon orei-
5ebn S6rLgebGu6en uno einer
3peigbibliotbef pertpanbt tper6en.
Sn ct. 2oliis erifpb am 9iens.
tag Srall Saaie g.. Martin ibrer
@atten, gegen ben iie elm Gbeideio.
ingsgein6 eingereidt bate, neil er
fih nit anoeren Sraiien5immern ab.
gab, tporiiber arn Gage Der &bat
elm STREET entitan6en Dar. Sie
Grau bebauptet, In Selbitpertbeioi.
gung gebanbeIt 3u baber, ba Mar.
tin tie nit einem @eiier beorobte.
General : aoiutart S'Meupa bal
als S0dJit -gommanbirenber Der
Stoatsmili5 ~angeoronet, baB in ber
8affenbaaen (arnories), welde
gan5 ober tbeilpeiie bonn Staat I'LL.
terbalten merben, feline S~pirituoien
ierbirt nerben oiirfen n,tb @ouper-
nelir Noior bat Oieien @efebl gebiI,
ligt. Da merOen ole geinden III.
ierer &arlorioIOaten ia nod idiot.
teriger, BON mutbiger 8eseifterunq
gar nidt 5il reoen.
Sermann 3pansi9er, 9adtp6d,.
ter IN Dem @ebdlSe Ser aonIas
IGitp Sob GreB Company, bate in
Der porigen Spnntog Radt sen
ESobn Gbnl, Der I'M @e9riffe itono,
lin oas Geb0i,oe einSuiteigeL err
ifoiien. @s mar nidt gang fIar, Of
&Dan einen ginbru6 beabiidtigi
bate ODER Oh er Inn 9uiel NOR unS
nift pnBte ipas er tbnt, aber oer
Staotsanpalt nobm an, oab 3pan.
3iger unter ben l~lmitdnoen i'm @e6i
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-13
OCHSNER'S
The Place For Good Goods.

itarb eeleiitet miro. Boz ben &c.
fiirdteten Gdeibepeg tpirb bos eng
hide @oIf mobI fntm g~eitellt tper'
Sen, 90 Sapan Ielbit bnrdaits nidt
altf eineir @rieg NIT ben Ser. Staa-
ten perieiien lit. Die engGiide 8rei'
lie ertpeiit fid iebod in Der @eiie
niisIid) fir inns, baB file Sapmt be-
idtpiftigt un6 linn Die @riinbe aus
ei1ranberiest, tporltm Gllsnabmeae'
iete in BEN Ser. Staaten notbmen'
big iinb. @s miro barauf bineetpie'
len. BOB tperr man ben Sapanern
aeitattet, 2an6 in Sen Ser. Staaten
8t ~ertperben o6er BORT bas giirger-
redt 81 erIongen, bns @Ieide ben
GbineIen sugeitonben tperben miiBte,
tpas ongeiidts Ser aiiatiiden @olfer~
tpanbernng, bic Sann nod Den Ser.
Staaten einieben niirbe, abiolnt
niht aeTtattet tperben fonflte. 9ieie
8egriinbltng lit ridtig nnb mir
gloiben, BOB bie Soparrer iid bamit
b~erlthigen peroen.-Ginc. @olfsbI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-13
g1ptia.


Snbem ib meinen aeebrten &unben.
iDtuie benz Hublifum int 2naemeinen,
biermit fir mir bisber entgegen gebradbs
ten 8ertralien II. %5ugetpanote 3un6fcbaft
nteinen beiten 8ant %ausIpreebe, un6 in
Der SDffnung oaB mir balIelbe audi in
3utunft Sutbeil nerben m6Qe, erlaibe
tb mir eleidfalIs Die Nufmerfiamfeit auf
nlein perer6Bertes, oDlftdnoi9es Eager
bon @eratbihaften uno g"iienpaaren al
Ter 4rt 5u lenten.
Sd labe biermit Sebermann elm mel,
men Nnslaees9aun 81 beiuben unb bic
%nplftdnoise I,spabl BON @eratb5daften
unb g|iientuaaren aller grt, su ~beiidbtigen.
&umelp 9reIber, 9eerina 8inber unb
Mdber, assMaid)inen, &abmsS eparas
tprer, Sliner GulfprBHIee, Sefeu,
8aihmaibiner, Suns-Streuer, @artens
@eratbe, Curriers', Su9aies unb 5arm.
iuagen.
8pnmt, beiid5tist unb priift mein So.
ger ebe ibr a%noerrpdrts fault.
@ahreno Der nacbiten 80 Gage ueroe
ib @angsEHiige, Sdeibensgggen, Sec
tipns@9gen, Sdleibensg ultipatDrs, @angs
GnltiuatprS. Gabm r S~eparatpren, lutpie
biele an6ere @erdtbldbaiten, beinabe 5rttt
&%Ditenpreis perfauien. 8inoer unb
Maber SectiDnen sc per Stiid, unb
Dcering StanOaro 8inbiaoen su 101ac
per 8flnb.
Senrp Stpd,
abortion, Mp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-13
@iTunri 9enisfeiten.

Observation-Disclosures iinb I'M
Soreit.Garf, in ct. Souis. iiberfliii
fla gepopoer, "a Ser 9arf : &om-
miiiGr 9tpigbt S. Dabis 80 Sfafe
e~efauft bot, pelde ON porieen DON
nerstag in ben Garf geiett fultr'
ben. Die Sbiere iperbert, ipie Del
Yarf . &ommiii6r onnimnt, oas
8ras 10 fura balten bob oos 8ras
nidt mebr abgei6nitten gu peroer
brauf)t. Sie 80 Sbafe wurben am
Mittpofy geidoren; bie 8ole tpir>
perfnuft, nm nod mebr Sdafe ber
SCRIBE bifSu5ufiigen.
&anias @odmit'
tag I'M a l1br fiel Der SO Sabre al
tie @nftreider grneft SO. Dee Bel
Der @rbeit art Dem SauIe 1106 8enr
GtraBe aus einem Seniter BEG brit
ten Stodes berab unb fpnrbe IN
nerlid 10 berlebt, BOB er INN balb
z l1br i'm StabtboipituI itarb.
SopIin.-Der 8ergmonn @unro
@pbIion begging bier arf cine ihref.
Iide @eiie S~elbitmorb. Or placirte
cine Stange 9pnamit auf ieinen
2eib nn6 Iebte Damn Ben Climber
besielben in 8rorb. Ser &orper
BEG Mannes pur6e in @tome ger
i6mettert.
9eim gaben in Scifen in ct.
2ouis goiintp ertratfet om Treitae
Der porigen ISOLDE Der 2t.idbrige
@m. 6. 2etpis, ser t0.ibarige Gam.
iiel @cIf nr6 Ser II Sabre alte
Wilton 9etteD.
Sod einem Gtreit nit ibrem
@eIiebten be9irq in SprinafieIb oit
90 Sabre oIte goie Smitb, Eodter
eines Sarnters bon Dallas goiuttn
@elbftmorb burd gergiften.
Ger Sobn Ses Stnots ! 9fitoi'
torres GORDON lit bonn @oltperrenl
ann Sitperniipr Der @oil- un0 2eib.
geieGifaften ernormt luorber, 9is-
Der mar @orris @orhon i'm gureal
ieines goters onaeifent. 4un, Sc
Der lit fid ieIbIt Ser 0aidtfte
Die rSingle Gar 2eo9lie bon Mii
iouri1 trifft bercits 8orfebriingert
Inn ben goridIag Bel Der @abl in
Sabre 1914 abermaIs sur abitim
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-13
Scene Nn5eigen
9anHagnng.

lluieren ber5liditen Sant hermit alien
Habbarn unb Sreunoen, iueld1e unS ans
ldblib Der &rant9eit unb bes SDoes uns
ierer inni9it eeliebten Shutter, Ibel c
8 II e, bilfreicb our Seite Itanben uno
lire Ebeiluab1ne beipieien. @ans beipns
oeren 0ant ben acknowledgment, iotpie
pDrMlen Sru. 9aitpr npn 2aupi fir Die
her5lihen grinnerunaStuurte bic er am
Grade benz Muoentcn Der @ntiblofenen
iuibmete.
3ie trouernben &inber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-13

Worriion-
Rorger1 SmStas, miro S. S,
Sanne, Der 0ffentlide RadIoBper.
paIter 6as gum HadlaB bes BERT.
@ottl. 2ebrfe seborenbe periobnlide
@igentbum INN 2 ubr @admittaes
beritei9ern. Inter anberem tpirb
cine quite @usapabf Sdubmaber
8erfaelts CUR geriteiserurte geIon-
gen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-13

@eiuest Su miethen, cine ttcine Bo6ns
ing NIT ettua | gder ganb ndchIt bel Ser
Stnot eelegcn. Sfierten an bic 9tenats
tipn oes &ulfsblott.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-13
Ait Gas pmbliemiit.

llnter5eidneter mirb ndd5fe ISOLDE
nah ct. 9puiS reiien Inn ieinen GURUS
als Sptifer 81 bolenben nnb lit beshalb
sesfuunsen ieiu ubren unb Sufuelier "
ihdft auf etlide Monate 81 id5lieBen. :
Snbem ib meinen G6nnern fir bas
bisberi9e 3utrauen banfe bpffe ih bah
lie mir ibr @DlfuDlen big al meiner
&iidtebr betpabren tperben.
Srib s.. 8 e 1t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-13
8n @%erfanfenl

"a mir inns num @elddite suriitfste6en
mOhten, piferiren mir nrier pDpnldreS
StDrgeidIdit 5urt 8ertonfe. Nrr Goj6
Ofierten tuerben beriidiidtiot,
6. & 6. Gtlber,
i'm Noitaebarbe, Nermann. Mp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-13
EdVV. WALK
Hermann, Mo.

T(aWIt uStIWUVI CFST u TdImpIV'
bakte unb be5ablt bafir burd Gns
meiiung auf bic Sermann Sauinss
8nnf. @irbesablen panttli9 fG
iebe G%blieferuns.
Sn Gb. 8als @ebdube, an Der
SrDntftraBe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-13
SnIanb.

.H
2aprence, &ms.-Sorrn Barr
bonn, Elm Stllbent an Ser ltniperI
tot BON &anias utto elm berbprrr
genoes @itglieb bcs Subbad.a Ilib
oerielber. ertranf am 5. Sitri in
&anias. 6luB. gr mar in @afee
men, Sans, 81 Sauie.
SinleD, sc. 9.--gin umbefomnte
Saniirer nurSe arrr oritten Su
nj pom 9lis getroffen unb als too
erflart. Spdter iprang er pl0tlit
altf, bolte ieinen 8agen uno iaet,
oapon, gum S6reden Ser 2eute.
&euben Miii.--9er Ieger SEQ
Mrnian, neldler porige ISOLDE oel
bieIigen Hoitmeiiter, 6. %. 8eefs
ermorbet bate, mnr6e allf Ser Gint
Ollie Citation gelpn6t.
Snlano-
Youngstown, Ohio. SIN einem
Ger Sohofen Der anlage Ser Repltb.
lican Srpn II. Steel 60. babier er-
eignete iif cine 8aserploiion, bel
tpelder fiinf an bemScftofen be-
idlaftigte arbeiter nit gliiberoen
-- ~, 49, L
Sdladen unb fliiiiigem MetoG itber-
gotten unb idredlid perbrnnnt MIR
oen, 5pei 6abon pabrfdeinIid t6bt-
lib. .
Canton, Sbio.-Ilts 8lttb oarii=
Der, baB feline Sraii Bel ieiner Semi
febr niht 5u Snltie mar, eridpB Der
80 Sabre alte arbeiter &obert Stood
i'm Sauie ieiner SdNpiegereItern lei.
ne Sdwiegermutter, Srau Sbiobp
Sdobman, 81 Sabre aft; ieine
Shpieerin Rittb Sfatmar, 10
Sdbre oft, urb iein 16 Iotnte al
tes Sodterden 9oris Goa6. Seine
Sbapdgerin Giola S6abman, II
Sabre oft, p%ertplnbete er lebens9es
fdbrli6.
Iublrn, 81. D. ifoel @oslins-
fp, elm iunger, blpnoer ltrtb blnltdit-
giger gitrihe BON Buffalo, Ser i'm
Nopember b. S. sort ben 8oli5iiten
Geo. SO. Claus Bel einem Srinfge.
labe ndbren6 elmer poIniiden Sod-
5eit eridpiien bot, erlitt inn bieligen
3uftbalts BEN SOB ouf benz eleftri-
f6en Stubl. Mit eirem @ebet alti
ben 2ippen unb obrte 3agcn cling er
BEN lfbten idrueren Gang nad Ser
&idtitGtte. 3utor batte er nod eli.
men ~riibrenben a6i6iebsbrief an lei.
ne WiItter eeidrieben lrrb feline leb.
ten @orte beim miinblthen Sdei-
Sen bon Ieiner SfspcIter tparen;
.Snge ser Wutter, ni6t gu ipeinen,
tperrt fie mid nb Sauie bringen;
iage IIen, nid)t Sen Mutb GIT Der.
lieren."
Bittsburg, 8a.-Qls Ser Sailpt.
Sames @cgaair, iofpie
@ebiiIfe @alpb Gallnp artf
Dem Union 8abnbofe ibres @mtes
ipolteten, murben fie bon @iaiotn
6. Sage, einem gIerf SerieIben OF.
flee, eridoiien. Gs lit oies elm
&adeaft, 90 Gage Der aniidt lit,
BET ieincm @orfpdrtsfommen bon Den
gei6en gebinoert porben gu fem.
Der Morber entfam.
-- -
Die GreiTc Gnglanbs befinbct iid
infolge unierer iaponiifen IngeIe-
Aelpe1 III utbaf8eneDffter Saae. SfDts
'fen england urp6 Sopnn beitebt ein
Sdus. un6 TrltbbiinNnib utb oaI
man in Gn9Inno nit ser R0gIi6-
felt zines arieaes 5uiidpn Sopan
unb Sen Ser. Stooteft rednet, 10
miro aefrogt, mos in ioIdem Sale
it6 tbun liebe. Den Sapanern BEL.
aniteHen unb boburh in 9riee nit
ben Der. Stoaten 81 gerotben, pir6
als elm unnnnebmborer Glistpeg be.
aeidnet. auf Der ot6eren Settle
fiirdtct man Den abfan Snpans
bonn giinonib, tpent ibm fem @ei-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-13
NO. 1858.

W.. lGoo.
Official statement Of the financial
condition of the
PEOPLES BANK OF HERMANN
at Hermann, State of Missouri, at
the close of business on the 4th day
of June, 1913, published in the
HERMANNER VOLKSBLATT. a
newspaper printed and published at
Hermann, State of Missouri. on the
18th day of June, 1918.
Resources.
Loans and discounts, I'M
doubtedly good ON per-
sonal or collateral ......$ 79,647-25
Loans, real estate ;. 80. 120, 772.10
Bonds and stocks ........ 69, 869.95
Due from other banks and
bankers, subject to check 81 ,564.33
Cash items -. -. 49,. 1882
Currency -. 80. -. :. 3,027.0 0
Specie -. ~. -. -. 1861
Total 49,. 49,. 80. $3O6,125.66
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid in -. 100000
Surplus fund -. -. 49,. 5000. 90
Undivided profits, net -. 1,079.19
Due to banks and bankers,
subject to check -. :. 1,149.89
Individual deposits subject
to check -. .......... S6,746.s2
Time certificates Of deposit 177,1SS.S6
Demand certificates of de-
post i. =. -. 80. 2S8.44
Cashiers checks ~. ~. 5,722.36
Total -. 80. ....$3Ob, l25.bb
State of Missouri
County of Gasconade, SIS.
We, r. A. Breuer as president, and
A. b. Walker as cashier of said bank
each of us, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the
best of our knowledge and belief.
r. A. BREUER, President.
a. B. WALKER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me- this 11th day of June A. D.
nineteen hundred and thirteen.
Witness my hand and official seal
on the date last aforesaid.
w. j.. ELLIS, Circuit Clerk.
Correct Attest.
HY. w. TEKoTYTE.
HENRY OCISNER,
d. F. STOENNER,
HENRY GRASS,
ROBT. WALKER,
(SeaD Directors.
-abonnirt atif bns Sermanne