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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-13

QUICK SALE Fiyproom modern cottage
Newly painted inside and out md newly
paprred toilet bath. hot and cold water
clusothi light fixtures and shades. reason
ably rlonr IN In southwest pHrt of city. VIII
take $500 cash and balance of $1,000 terms
10 suit X per cent. House lS just com
plelrd aUd can give possession at once C. u,
loggcshnli Phone 1876.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-13

FOR SALE-lligh class home llOs s.
Cheyenne Ave. A bargain Nlnr rooms,
servant quarters. Open every cynllng Blair
Bros
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-13

Snaps finn SWs Slide IH0mmes

T'vc-room bungalow, basement
mmdry 200-bbl cementcd cistern;
..icc, $275O.OO,
Tcn-room house. 1S2X100 feet Of
ground, hWlt for a home. complete
p am details; price 100000. Below
real value, seven blocks from post
70 flee.
FtVc-rOom bungalow with acre of
ctound covered with big shade trees
o' car line; price 100000, terms on
part
Big list Of vacant and improved
property close in Phone what you
want TO buy or sell.
B. i. SCHAFF.
I,.-nr,. . u IL RlNn Dhnnno 1AOi -OAnT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-13
REAL ESTATE.

WILL. SEIL u public auction saturday
Juy no. 1913 good business lorau0u two
story stone 20 by 1o, basement 80 Dog 30,
eleven rooms mp stairs with bath. water
snwrri gas, ln cleveland Okla, rcLtcr Of
ull frd Also I lot adjoining above property
Terms half cash balance one or two years
at 10 per cent note and mortgage BIDS ac
ceptod b. mall at Fidelity State Bank II nc
conpaucd by certified check for $500. T.
Z" Carlrr owner Col Walters. uucuonerr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-13

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WANTED Woman 20 do plain sewing Clll
phone 2l97 Monday morning
WANTED Experienced .hut fushcr Mod.
el Laundry.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-13

BEST BARGAINS iu Iu's1 ran1i h1use-.
h1to'. aud clies Oscar B.yait. Room o.
III T. ID.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-03-15
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city Juneau finished year with s11,ooo ill the treasury.
 issuing number of patents to Alaska min ing claims.
 Petersburg has a which builds gas engines.
 The people of subscribed worth of stock to the building cold plant there The town offers a fol enterprise.
 Puln. Skagway boy who has made himself famous in word still advance and his second lieutenant headed for first uenancy and Dan prophecy that and the top of he will be attained by him.
 in Juneau said be asking for injunction the big Mt Roberts being driven by the Alaska Juneau Company.
 W1ange prospcors searching the shores Frederick for nire locating quartz S2o o the
 citizen fell off the side walk day recently Declaring the leg broken about the when revealed that the supposed break was only bruise.
 enabled the avng Seward, and temporary repairs will for Puget sound under her power. The hull scared and battered the result of pounding again in good shape within few weeks
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-03-15
ALL READY FOR THE BIG
 KENNEL CLUB BARN DANCE

The executive committee appointed supervise arrangements for the great held Hall Itaroi; ing (Monday March I have busy all week. nothing could and enjoyment of the dance.
 hall will present truly rural appearance There will be shade the old apple upon their weary limbs after coming through
  I1ec Saddles and whp and other paaphernaa will decorate the walls simplicity plain, The o old which everybody know played mandolin everything will be make like the old days the farm.
 particularly simple pos sombrero hama calico dresses, with sunbonnets the
 The charge admission will be gentlemen; ad be adn free.
 The executive committee Baycs Baird Joe Smith, Henry Weir and George Marsh.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-03-15
'L|'H||!II|ii ] } ] 3 CREEKS (;RI ! } TII g ].

Sam'l Applebaum, Iditarod's hustling young merchant visited Flat City Sat urday.
 Vize & Morgan have opened up restaurant at Discovery, Otter.
 Mrs. Gill, of Boulder creek, is suffer- ing from insomnia, and feeling very i'll.
 Bob McAlillan, of Discovery, was a visitor in Iditarod during the week.
 Curly Robinson wishes to thank the party who robbed his meathouse last week. He is sorry they did not take it all, but hopes that next time they will close the door behind them.
 Harry Harms is head cook for the Yukon Gold Co. at the dredge, and Frank Morgan has a similar position at the power house.
 Louis Delmonco claims to have pay on ga. Slate creek running b cents to the pan. The paystreak is said to be 40 feet wide DeImonico is also in terested in Ca.
 Dr.. Wortmann has purchased the Webber building, Flat City, from Henry Schneider. The consideration was $300
 Another ward is being added to the Emergency hospital at Flat.
 About 30 men are working for the Yukon Gold Company on Flat creek now A dozen or so are at the power house ard the balance at the dredse further up the creek.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-03-15
ANNUAL REPORT OF
 GOVERNOR CLARK

The following items are taken from Governor Walter E. Clark's annual re- port to the Secretary of the Interior:
 There was a slight decrease in the white population of Alaska during 1912, accompanied by a falling off in freight shipments and loss of business prosperity in the Interior.
 Southeastern Alaska is more pros porous than at any previous period in it's history. because of the expansion of the fishing industry there and the development Of quartz mining in the vicinity of Juneau.
 The total oversea commerce of the territory for 1912 was S62. 7SO. 5o7.
 The p!4cers of the IdlLarod are gradually being workel out"
 The governor recommends that as sessment work on mining claim, may be paid for in cash or by work on roads and trails outside incorporated towns.
 There are over 200 species of fish in Alaskan waters.
 Cattle breeding on Kodiak island has met with signal success.
 Natives are forbidden to use firearms in their sealing operations.
 Deer have become scarce in South eastern Alaska, owing to the ravages of wolves. A bounty of BIO for each wolf killed is urged,
 The natives of the Copper river val ley are poorer than those of other sections of Alaska.
 The value of merchandise shipped to Iditarod in 1912 was S523.23l; Fair banks, S895, l0l: Ruby. Sl3,7
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-03-15
MINERAL PRODUCTION OF
 ALASKA FOR LAST YEAR

The Iditarod Pioneer has just re- ceived advance reports of the United States geological survey, giving the mineral production for the year 1912. It is estimated that the total produc- ton for last year amounted to S2l ,S3O,- GOO, as compared with S20, ,G50,0 900 for I9ll
 The value of the gold output was Sl6.650, 900, as against $l6, S53.256 for l9ll The silver production for 1912 amounted to $300, GOO, and copper S4,- 630 ,000. Tin, marble, gypsum, petro- leum, gypsum and other minerals ac- counted for about S260, O00
 Aiiuing began in Alaska in 1880, since which time S2229, GOO, ,00O has been taken out, gold accounting for $202,- OOO GOO.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-03-15
The Course

The of last the direct Discovery Boulder having been eml nated through Flat substituted Charley Marsh has cyCome and finds the distance be miles which gives total distance of miles The
 estimated miles, Following the dis he lle uarin nn
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-03-15

After the basketball game go to the Crosby Bath Parlors for refreshing steam, tub or turkish bath.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-03-15
JOSLIlI MAY ESTABLISH AN
 ALASKAN AIRSHIP SERVICE

Believing that the solution of the Alaskan transportation problem ahp Tosin president of Panama Valley
 railroad and of the Alaska Wireless Telegraph Company has been working the Zeppelin digbe balloons Germany He Berlin this purpose during January and should tue feasible him he w form company for the purpose operating Zeppelin airships in Alaska
 experiment would be made between Chin and bauks between those points would depend the establishment of other
 The Zeppelin ahip proving success vessel of the latest type being capable carrying and v cling a speed of 40 miles an hour
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-03-15
CAMP FLAT
 ADMITS FIVE

Camp Flat No. 26, A. B., gained sev- eral new members at the regular meet ing last Tuesday evening.
 Much interest was centered in the initiation of w. H. Bachelder, N. C.. agent at Georgetown, who was paying brief visit 10 the locality and wished to become a member of the order while the opportunity presented itself. Ad- vantage was taken to initiate two oth- CTS, while Tom Dean and Bennett T. James became member, by utilization.
 Those initiated were: W. II. Bachel- der, Dan Mcdonald and Arne Brick
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-03-15

comes from an uncle, Henry NJ
 Bellows, who was president of the American News Company and sev- eral other big concerns George l.. is not quite sure how much his uncle was worth when he died, but knows he was rated at 5000, ,ooo 20 years ago, and concludes that the fortune has increased consider ably since then. There are about IS heirs to the estate, but Col Bel lows was the favorite neph, and proba bly, will get the lions share.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-03-15
MEETING OF
 CITY COUNCIL

There were few matters to come before the Iditarod town council at last Wednesdays meeting,
 City Treasurer Bert Myers an nounced that lie had collected the sum of S22o from delinquent tax poyers, and was still on the job.
 Attorney F.. NJ. Stanton handed ill a statement showing that he had been successful in gathering in SI32,43 from the same source.
 A bill of S15o for cordwood sup piled for use at the city hall by Ira Wood, was referred to the finance committee.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-03-15
Total

The Plat will be stationed the Traction Company leaving Flat for the mouth of Otter will WiCkersham
 The regulations governing the will be the as last be hlChed a the
 purse $500 has been guaranteed be divided into three prizes, follows: First, S3oo second, S125 third S75
 Following the officers of the day
 Judges-lienry Weir, Joe Smith and George Marsh.
 C0urseA SlonbeCk and F. Riley, Discovery; Ed Anlersor Flat City, Frank Chew Summit; Harry Yeager and Harry Leland, Otter City.
 TimekeeperChris Anthonieson
 Starter-Chas mel
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-03-15
FREES FIVE PRISONERS;
 LANDS IN JAIL HIMSELF

II said to them prisoners: Here, you folks in there, If you don't shut up that yellin' I'm going to turn every one of you out this fur rum home. They wouldn't stop, so l unlocked the cage and told 'em all to beat it. They did,"
 This was the explanation given to Chief of Police Beavers, of Atlanta, Ga., recently, hy George Hamilton, driver of the city workhOuSe van, re- gardIng the escape of five prisoners from the van after he had started on a "ioy ride' during the trip from the city court to the work house. The vel ling of the prisoners is said to have been due to the speed which Hamilton maintained. They have not been re- captured
 "I h d a real, nice, com fortabe ride, free, from noise, after them prisoners beat it," said Hamilton to the chief of police. He was given jail sentence for being drunk and disorderly.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-03-15

Greg Stewart is on his way in.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-03-15

StaIter-ChaS knell
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-03-15
HENRY REUPKA IS INQUIRED FOR

Mrs. Elise Williams, lock box 2S, Ormond, Fla, is inquiring for Henry Reup!e, who was located on Flat creek about ? years ago. Mr. Reupke's sis ter, Mrs. Marie Lindemann, has been very ill for nine weeks, and wants to hear from him badly. Anyone know Ing where he can be found will please communicate with Postmaster Thurs ton, or write to the address given above.
 Quitclaim deed blanks-Pioneer.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-03-15
COL. t. LATE BELLOWS
 INHERITS LARGE FORTUNE

According to Fairbanks papers received on the last mail, Colonel George Lafayette Bellows, formerly of the New York World and Cinema Herald, and later with the Alaska Citizen, has fallen heir to fortune approximating SGoo, ,ooo. The cash
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-03-15
FAST TEAMS ARE ENTERED
 ST. PhTRICK'S DAY RAGE

Entries great Packs close tonight at by intending for the big detailed description of their giving number and dogs enteredJohn Holmes, hotel and Charles Stanodbut possible that other will hand in rnames
 starting point the will be the diarod Traction Comanys office streets the first will get away about o'clock.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-03
Sdiiteu ! ger6abinng.

RegelmdBige @eriommlune an
20. Septenlber.
8as ErotofolI Scr Ietten rega.
mdBigen, bic GrotofoIle Der grtro
geriamdnlnngen uno Die geiIeios49e
fdlliriie ipitroe1i nerleieit uno an1e.
nornrrelt, ipie DerIeien.
Yin ntonatliden 8eitr1ge ainaeu
elm St6.10. Solgenoe Rednunger
MURDER einsereidt, uno 5ur 3abIuno
a%ngetpieien: @raf 8rinting 60,
Drildorbeiter, $7.15; Sobn airdner
arbeit itilp. 1915; G0. 6. Gueoiger,
Greiie uitp. $125.50.
Serr Sobn aIos mrrSe eurt
Serrn @an. Gaipib ais MitglieS Dor.
geidlagen.
Sos 8reis4gomite bonn letter
&reisidieBen fuiiroe nrit Galif emf,
.Iaiiein gbenfalls muroen oie Goni.
tees tpeId)e bic geilei6s-B eidiiiIIt
faBtep NIT Sarff entIaiien.
Sierouf erfoIgte gertoguna.
Sris Sang, Sefretdr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-03
-Solser0e goare erbieIten Sci.

-Solgetpoe Haare erbieIten Sci.
ratbsIi5erier:
Dan Eller, st. Louis ........ %
Edna Vprmehr. st Louis s.. 10
Stephans Bacon, Bland $500. -
Clara Steen, Bland $1,000. 10
Henry Will, Berger ..,..... 26
Agnes Wilding, Berger -. %
John Gabathuler, Hermann, %
Alma u. Wiele, Morrison s. 90
Or. %. Often reiite beute Door.
gen nod, Ct 2ouis Inn OILS Delegat
bes biefigen 8erbanoes. benz So.
tionoI1 Gonbent oes 9eutidpM merifa-
niidPn @ationaI . 8urroes iotpie Der
Seutid,en Sabrbnnoertfeier b~ei5nauob-
nett, tpeIde oieie urpb rddite Bode
sort a~bgebaIten meroen.
Die ~foIgenben Mitslieoer Der
|bieiigef, 2ose ber Hptbian Siiters
besnben iid am Mitttpod mad, Sei-
ferion gitp Inn elmer 8iitrift . ger-
immllrttg Der 2oge bei~3nfpobnen:
|Srau ang, @obIt, Srail Sp, grur.-
ner, Srau gilbert Naeselin, Gran
60. @ebiamen, Sruu Senrp Gduh,
6rau gmiI @dnsh Srau 2ouis
@oIf, 5raai Gbas SanierL 5rau Gus
gberlin lrb Srau Senrp Sd,sner.
-Sobn arattIi. in Der Rabe, bon
Stonp SID, miro am rdditen 3onr,-
erstag ben 8. Sftober. iein betpes-
Iides gieentbum offentlid an ben
Meiitbietenben perfdnfen. 0asfel6e|
beftebt oars Ieberpoem 8ieb, Snrm.
Maifinerie limo Salisgerdtb. Serr
&raettIi miro iid bon Der Snrmerei
5~lriid5ieben unb mod Neip Saben
iiberiiebeln, mo er idon let. Sabren
eirer id,onen @obnpIat beiibt.
-Gaitor Sbeooor 8fuipot uno
@attin, foipie Oscar Berger urlb Sat
tin, beibes fiirslid perbeiratbste
iltrge 8nare, tpeIhe einen Sbeil
ibrer 6Iittertuoden in Stolpe, als
one @Gite BON 6. s. &lif unb 6omi-
lie, perlebt batten, iparen ON per.
gangenen Sreitog bier alif 6en
Serr Berger utub @nt-
tin rpad1 aipguita, no, uro .3aitor
&funot unb @attin nad Clifton,
Ser. sft M
Die Mitglie6er oes bieiigen
Sdapeiaerpereins Selpetia 5eisten an
lesten Sonntae, oaB lie bon bem-
ielben Geiit beieelt iinb, mie ibre
9riioer jenieits oes Meeres, Inc
Dem iic tros 6es @egens am 8or.
,trpo Der 0robenoen Iusiidt
aiif 5ortietung beiielben am Nadt
benno6 aitf Dem Sairplnb
ibr Gifnif our Seier oes atuaBigidb-
9eitebers oes gereiirs a6biel-
ten, BEL lpeld,em iidL tnos Ser itnt
8itterurtg, alle Sbeilneb.
mer al.f bas Bette u~nterbieIten.
5rans 9aen5er, pelder iid in
Den letten Stnoien Der alissebrul,g
befanS, nno 6dber am 90. September
aitf arpprhnung bes County : @a.
ridts, rpad einern ct. Coulter Soipi-
tai gcbraft fpuroe, lit bort am leb.
ten Somrtag 9eftorben. Gaeiscr
mar ettpa 63 Sabre alt lii lett
itttgefobr % Sabren In nnierem
ennntn no er ieit ben lcbteB SE
ODER 10 Sd1ren auf Sing. HeinboIog
5arm arbeitete. Sntpeit pie befonnt
bat er feine gertpanoten bier, bean.
Iprrdte aber Elm Geffe bon Carl
8aenser 81 ieir, bes friiberen Re-
oaftellrs oes Ineciger hes @eitens,
BON Ct. 9ouis.
Sdiiten ! SerbaOinng.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-03


3. q. Silber 11tadte am Montaf
biefer Bote eiren @eiddftsdbftedel
rob ct. 2ouis.
Or. Wmfoff bon Stem &apen,
mar ON bersangenen Samstag bier
in geIbdfdiden 8erridtlutgen.
-Gr. Sreo. auioerSeibe, bon
0rafe, befano fid ON lesten Seitag
bier in @edpdften.
-Sranf &ueoiger fatn am Iebtcn
Somstag BON @afbingtor, 5i furaen
8eilih bel ieinen angeborigen.
SRI. GIam Reiobart peiite ON
pergangenen Sonntag nad ct. 2ouis
rm6 miro fir Engere Belt BORT tlei.
ben.
Oscar Sbias, bon @aibington,
befarlb fih am ueraansenen Cams
taa. geiddtsbaIber, bier in OR
Stant. a
-Haitor y. aaIobrL bon Ban mar
am Worrtag oieier ISOLDE bier, in
@eifdften, urio ~itattete and unierer
Office einen WilIfonmepen 8eiirh
ab.
-Srd,, Caroline Gberg unb Sran
Mlft. Beibemart,, iinb am Rittpoh
BON liner Dor ntebreren @ofen natb
@eIlington nnterflpmmenen 8eiuhs.
reiie tpieber auriid gefebrt.
-9beo. 2irpgenfeIber lit rod Ian.
aerem amfentbdIte In @ileor. Reb.,
Ieste @odye ipieoer 5uriid gefebrt
nm etIide @ofen bier bel ieinen
Mngeb0rigen smn 8eirf 5u pertuei-
len. 1
sobn $. Selmlers uno Satin
begabcn iid Ietten 5onntog nod
ct. 2oi,is Inn gertpdnbte 81 beiltb.
en- nno nm eiiien 8orrotb bon @da.
rem fir Die Weibrodts5eii ein5u-
legen.
SRI. 8oia Soffmonn, pelde
mebrere @uden bier BEL ibren gl.
tern, @an. Soffmann mo @attia,
altf 8einh aefueien mar, reiIte anl
Ietten Somttng uieoer rnh ct.
2ouis 5uriif.
ssm 9altTe Ser iiingiten hrei
@o6en fat @oip. @ala, Der @efIii9el
bdnoIer. iiber 200 .goop" NIT @ii5.
ner nod, CT. 2oiiis oiif ben Marfi
gelonot. @Gbrerb beriel6en 3eii
mar b~dbirgegen Der Geriun6t Dor
gtertt geringer als tpic lett pielel
Monaten.
Senrp Settled. Elm friiberel
gianpobner intieres gountps, fell
pieIen Sabrer aber in gollapat
Gpniitp aniaifis, it1rb am boriger
@itthnod in Gefbetts @ao.. i'm si,
ter BON Sd Sabren. Serr &ciiited
tpobnte friiber Glf elmer Sarm an
Der Coles Greet, A MeiIen iiiotpeitl
bon Sernrarn. or binterIdBt ieint
@ifttpe llno ileipcn ,airOer.
So. 90 9eters, Der General
Better 6es &eters : 3peiges bel
international Gbeo 60, bon ct
2onis, bon fpeI6em ole bieiige Sabril
eip SbeiI III, io1ote inns bieier Sa1l
einen Gbed our graeuerling ieines
Announcements, init Dem Bermerf Der
Dacbrbetrog oes Gbeds nrpOertpeitil
olpelpoen. 9as bobeip mir aiid mi
beftem 9airf getbam, inOem mir Der
lieberidhIB In Gisorren anIesten
XVI ~ -.
6epen slroapa nod iett nnieren 81.
ficeRoim erfiilt, ipie EN- apalm
IGpeffDergorgefler, beiierer Gage.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-03

@eoen zines tbatliden grr
sriifs am ieine t2sidbrise Stieftodl-
ter tuitr6e in Santibal @6tporb @on
roe 5u is Sdbren 3udJtbollsGoft Der.
l-theiIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-03

lkANE 49,
.Gobfb aligiiit, bon ct. Souis ma
rem anl pergolee,ten Sreitag bier,
ltm Der g~eer0ignsg oes perltorbc.
mem Ebeo. GuIle beisu,poblseu.
-Senrp &ropp. BON 9eraer be.
fai1o fif geitern 5u flir5em 9e.
Jude alter gefannten in unierer
Stabt, d !,
SEER Srib &irf,boier bon @as.
conabe Gonntp berfpeilte Bel ieinem
grloer Serrnann OILS Sairbeiuder al
Gait irpo ipra6 aiadb I'M .S%sonrnal".
.Sanftum por.-SebaIio Soltrnal.
sos. Sabertbier llno @attif bon
Sole, befan0en iid am 9ienstaa Die
fer ISOLDE bier, unter ben pielen Be-
Iudern bon @arren gountp, nm in
Sermann ibre Giapfdufe 81 modem.
BUR Seabtang
anIdBIi1 Der Sn6rbunbertieisr
einidIieBenb Die Staats- unO &atio-
naI . Gonpentipn bes 8. q. &C.. g.,
merbe fb bis gum 12. .. 81 ottats bon
&ermaaln abipeleno iein ilpS erit am
Is. Oftober bier tuieoer meitie Graris
iibernebmen. I6tungsboll
8 t. 8 It e n, Dentiit.
-gire aroBe @nBabl bieiiger gaie-
ballentbufioiten Sans bate fir Den
nergalrgelten Sonntog eiten Iusflilg
rod] gbomois 9eplant, Inn BORT Dem
Spiel dfpiiden Dem Geters 8eam
uitb oem beiten Channels Eeam bei-
s~itpobneip; leiber ieoof modpte Der
Gesen ben gailsen anidlloa al @ai-
let.
-@rIt. $. 8affrotb urtO Somilie
sogeir ait benJangenen goniltog Die-
ser 1padS ct. 2oltis Suriif, mo Serr
9nffratb 9eifGftiqiing in elmer Der
groBen Sdr6fa6rifer erbalten bat.
Srait aitg, Menorotb, bon
@orriion, bat SernlailR 81 ibrer
Sa,,erabcn Seinlatl, gemndt npo
tpobrt p~orldniig in Sobn SlSg's sc.
bdnoe, an ser @borf StraBe.
gsmt. @raf ulro @attih bon
@anIas 9Th, trafen am pergatlgenerl
iSotntoa bier Elm, .auf mtehrere 9o5e
gum 9einh BEL ben gItern oes
Serrn @rof, Sliliirs @raf urto Sat
tin. @m Graf Bat cine Stelle bel
Der GarrI. 9oSstportb @oof 60, in
aanias 9Th, dig Monotppe Seter,
tMntNGE LeIE&fEaE NBfNH aeEEIIMeL
tnb bat 0en &irf zines Der beItel
Seter.
Bon bier oips reiiten an Conn
toe piele nnierer getpobtter mad,
Geoalia inn Die Stoats46air 8n Be-
fisden inter tpeIhen mir folsenoe
~temerften: Carl guidmeper, @m.
@oerner. Sobn gdneioer, Ben
8rletts, Sris aottleniann. Slipcr
Mitn6piIler, Sri. 8uidmeer, 2oren3
emo nno @ottin, 5roii Siioor
Sdmiot, Srou Clos. @ermonit. @Hr
GberIin II. q. m.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-03

A straw vote at this time
of year would find only the
goats voting in the affirma-
tive.
Pretty soft for them, per-
haps, but the soft hat or
derby S the thing for the
rest of us.
Soft hats and derbies at
So to $3.
Stetson hats Sd.
New fall suits here for
your inspection. A wide
range of patterns in new and
distinct cuts. Blue, tan and
grey.
SIS. $3.50, $40 and S22. so
Nobby styles in fall Cros-
sett and Walk-Over shoes.
Broad and receeding toes.
$3.50, S4, $3.50 and SIS.
DR.. Sawyer cushion shoes
for those aching feet. Three
styles, SIS.
Superior union suits that
won't gap or bind. The ac-
tive mans underwear.
ST to $3.50 per garment.
Double Eagle stamps on
all cash purchases every
Tuesday.
oCHSNER's
The place for good goods.
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@eihted. bon airfpoua.

Carl @eihted. bon airfpopo,
Yao., itieg an Iesten Monios bier
ab. 5u fur8en 8eflid BEL ieinen
|6reunoen. Serr Reifted mar IN
folge oes 9ooes ieines 9rMoers, Sp.
&eiftcd, nad gebbetts. DO, eerE.
fen tporben inuo reiite oann eeiter:l,
BON bier aus. wiaoer mad barrie,
--2r, u. 9. gidion miro ieine
senpobitten 5erien in ieiner aIten
Seimatb, in ellington. RepnoIos
eolntp. genieBen. mnS miro am
miditen Mittauod, IN 9esleitune lei.
ner Smnilie, oortbin reiien. uni
Damn am 4. 9ooember snriid sa-
febren.
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#Notis.

Sb tperoe meire ~eeiuobnten Com
merierien artreten iinb meiite Office
am s. Oftober ~berIaiien Inn nIsoann
am 1. Robenlber nieber 3nriidsu-
febren.
Oh. SO. g.. 9ifion, 3nbnarst,
Serrnan1l. Mo.
-gbmuno NoIte bon Morriion
itattete ms nm Wittmod eiuen an.
~genebnren @eid1ftsbeiud alb. Or
bat feline 8arm bier Neilen iiiolid)
Don Morriion an saul abenbrotb
oerfanft liip6 miro anl Samstog, Sen
II. Sftober ieirt idmmtlides peri6n-
lides gigentbum auf Dem 8eriteige-
rupssapeee berfaufen. Siebe Mn5eige
an anoerer SteIIe.
Ger County : Sdntmeiiter en-
idelt IN Der portgen Wof)e bonn
Staots : Ilbbitpr Die Gaimme bon
$4,000; bies ut elm Gbeil bes gs-
trages alts Dem alIgemeinen Stoats
S~traBenfonb, fir bos Sdleppen DER
Straben 5tptiden ben GoiuttD-S iben,
5lt iueldem unier County bereftigt lit.
Die 8~eiammtfGnae Der Snter-
Count Sect Roaos in Gas
conooe Gountp, betrdet t19 Meilan
irtpb bas @oilntp erablt per Sa)r
SIS fiir ieoe Meile, oocr cine gotul-
ilrnme bon $1785.00, aus oieiem
6onh borausgeiest bab oie Gin
burb Die automubil. un6 Die
Stenpel : Sterer Den grtpar.
tunsett entipredefp tpelde man III
bieielbe gefest bot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-03

6rau Giguit 8ruid unb oeren
.SobG alsgiiit, BON ct, Souls tpa-
rem anl per9arnseren Sreitag bier,
ltm Der geerbigmpg oes peritorbc.
mem Ebeo. 8ulle beisuhpoblen.