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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-23

For every purpose Of flesh healing
iniment for man or beast there is ne
'emedy more powerful than DARBY'S
PR0pHYLACTIC FLUID. 1t is in
addition to its effectiveness on the
flesh wonderful internal remedy
t relieves Cramps, Collie, Dysentery.
Sore Throat, Swollen Tonsils and Sick
Stomach. As disinfectant for the
sick room 1t is of extraordinary value.
1t destroys germs and purifies
the air. Added to the water for
bathing the face of "A fever patient it
Is not only refreshing, but it tends to
allay the fever Price so cts per bot
tie Sold by all druggists.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-23
THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, ATHENS. GA.

by Commissioner of Education
ohool The United
teachers buildings eighteen rXens
full certificate Psychology Podaso, Eng @h Expression Ora
Mathematics. History Latin German reek French
correspondence.
are strong South
Sciences Arts Ascul&e, Gardening
Nursing Physical re Vocal and nstruneH Music Sight Singing
Diploma and iee Two Practice S#cs
haESNess The Total exrp
sl5efa No for Catalogue JERE d. POUND, President
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TRUSTEES sALE

In the District Court Of the United
states for the Southwestern Divi-
sion OF the Southern District Of
Georgia.
In the matter Of the White Supply
company, ct al.-In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupts.
SUBJECT to an order of Hon. A. ].
Croyatt, referee in bankruptcy. m the
above stated matter, there will be
sold, on the Gath day Of July. 1918
at IL o'clock a. N, before the court
house door Of Coffee county. Georgia.
to the highest and best bidder for
cash. free and clear Of liens and in
cumbrances, the following persona
property of the White Supply Co. ct
al:
One 1-horse wagon as the property
Of ]. G. White.
Notes Due the White Supply Co.
Fannie Vining, dated March /. 1913.
due Oct. 1, 1913; amount, S12.S5.
j. NJ. Carver, dated Mlrch !. 1912.
due Oct. /, 1913; amount, S3S.77.
Mrs. r. J. Pafford ana r. A. Pa,
ford dated Feb. /, 1913, due Oct. /
1913; amount, s1J7.S0.
/ Dicey Smith, dated March I. 1913:
due Oct j, 1913, amount s3e.0S.
/ B. J. Spiyey and T. II. Bennett, dat
m April %, 1912; due Nov. i, 1912:
aeunt.. 1921
Bennett, dated Jan. 4, 1913
/, 1913; amount, $I9327.
gears dated Jan 80, 1913, du,
1919 amount, $685..
Starting, Mile A. Startling an,
i c. L. Startling, dated March %. 1913
| due Nov. J. 1913; amount, SOS.
| j. Z. Deem, dated June Z. 1912, du,
March |, 1913, amount, s45.
J. S. Startling. dated June Z, 1912
due Nov. 1, 1912, amount, s65.
D. NJ. Sutton, dated April %. 1919
! due Nov. !, 1912; amount, s77S4
Thomas Davis, Jr., dated Jan. !
! 1912, due Oct. !, 1912; amount si5.
/ A. c. Malone, C. e Stewart. ct al
dated March 3, 1912, due Oct Is. 1871.
amount, $3.50
( Open accounts due the White SUI
ply Co, aggregating s1,617.23.
Articles Now Located at MeDoNld, C
One BUCK cook stove, two pan plo-
handles, one X. r distributor, ON Ns
Vulcan plow, eight shorthand
els, three handle weed noes, tw
pitch forks, five 22inch pillow scrapel
SC S5inch half shovels, p 6-inch ha'
shoYels three handle weed hoes, tw
Toned l6-inch sweeps, five old fashion
led 2t-ineh sweeps, 16 l6-inch scrape
60 4-inch scooters. p 3-inch scooter
four Finch scooters. 81 G-inch scooter
nine 5-inch scooters, four iron singh
trees, eight No. Z ScoyaI hoes, te#N
10 inch strap hinges lot Qsfbolt
three shayes, one dol &c WACO
body.
The above will be first offered
parcels and then in bulk and dispose
Of to the best interest OF the creditor
HERBERT w. WILSON,
Trustee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-23

A modern sewing machine mots
mounted on swivel. You can seN
by electricity, or by the oid-fashiona
way, and the change is made in az
instant, nothing need be removed
rom your machine to install thi
motor. $40 Installed.
MUTUAL LIGHT G WATER co.
1895 Grant St. Phone ?.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-23
81 ciAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that neitheI
the master owners, consignees nc
agents Of the British steamship Whit
Cross will be responsible for ans
debts contracted BY any
member Of crew OF
whatsoever, other than o. mas
r. .. NJ. strachan 8 Co, Aae
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-23

For a meal that satisfies. go to the
Plaza Cafe.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-23
To Taik SUFFRAGE

Atlanta, July b. Votes for women
viii be ardently championed and just
as ardently attacked BY prominent
women Of Georgia at an open meeting
held tonight in Taft han, over which
Mrs. William Lawson Peel win pre-
side.
Sentiment viii be divided Some OF
the most prominent women Of the
state. socially and intellectually. will
advocate giving the ballot TO women
while others equally as prominent and
Intellectual viii oppose it.
The men folks, wisely enough, viii
Keep out of the debate, Much interest
centers In which side OF the case Mrs.
Peel viii take
It is known that she has made a
careful study of the question and that
she has some serious views on the sub
iect, and her address will Re one Of
the most interesting Of the evening.
Preacher Opposes Woman's Suffrage.
Atlanta. July - Dr. Ferdinand
Ruge. an Episcopal minister, who
halls from the little town OF Decatur,
is the first divine in this neighbofhood
who has been heard from the pulpit
in opposition TO woman suffrage He
has expressed views which are caus-
ing widespread comment today, both
favorable and unfayorable
Look to the maids and matrons of
ancient Greece and old Rome and to
The poineer Women Of America. for
your patterns Of patriotism. he ad-
vised the women OF today In those
days a womans ambition was not to
obtain the vote and help run the gov
eminent, but TO inspire men with pa
triotic zeal aud to enable them by
the simplicity and industry of their
own lives to serve the country in
peace and war
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-23
WANTED

WANTED - IMMEDIATELY. YOU
TO KNOW WHERE YOU CAN
GET THE BEsP BBE r
STAMPS ON EARTH. SEALS,
STEM Ills AND THE NEVER
SMEAR INK PADS. W. B. FAM
CITY HALL
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-23

If you want Singer machine call
on Geo. f. Gay.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-23
Women prlsonera Eecape.

Atlanta, July 2z.-Beeause OF the
fact that the inmates Of the Martha
Home are not required to wear their
prison uniforms on Sundays, four
young women managed to -
from that institution night
last.
At ali other 20
the Inmates
. 8pe
would be- - got
outside thaM I'd 50 10 special
precautions are tTKeu TO guard them.
But on Sundays thee are permitted
to dress in ordinary fashion. All four
Of the young women had been arrest
ed and were being held on charges OF
misdemeanor.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-23
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
In the District Court OF N United
States for the Eastern Di& eidn Of
the Southern District of GesEgia-
The B. Borchardt Company, aintif. e
Y. the YaTyan Naval Store ompas
ny, defendant In Equity.
On petition Of the receir pr au-
thority to issue one thods-
and dollars in reed certin-
Gates.
Notice is hereby give he IN
designed receivers SYaryaa
Naval Stores eompaI apple {
to the Honorable E4 Aunt,
ed States judge fo1 IN dis
trict Of Georgia. Id ID issus
one hundred thd ,0o0.nol
dollars Of ~ tes Ter
the purRs ~ pam IONS anil
debte 1ffchrred by Il e opera
ton and conduct Oh 8ness ogl
said defendant. or inn ng SUE
other obligations as d be ar
thorized and directly unds :.
I the order or decreQ r' sail
4 certificates to cons{ rst lea
upon. the corpus OF KY an
ass& OF the defen IS net
been Fe<etofore pies t&eas
4 or security for the pa clfs
debts OF the defendent, ana sad apr
cation will be heard by said judge
Mount airy. Geofgia, on the iirst da
Of August. 1913, at eleven o'clock,
M at which time any objections
the said petition and the pra
thereof shall be heard and deter
ed
Z Given under our hands and Off
signatures THIS JSly 18th, 1913.
.IJAMES S. BRADLEY, j r., "a
+ Ohio
/ HOMER T. YARYAN, Toledo, Ohio
L. w. sTETsoN, Macon. Georgia.
4 Receivers the Yaryan Naval Store
Company. S113
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-23

FoUND-At ball park several days
ago, large bunch OF keys. owner
can have same by Identifying and
paying for this ad.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-23

FOR SALE "A by bargain for cash.
Two nicely furnished cottages on
ST simon's beach, all eonyenienees.
Nice locality; am going away and
viii sell cheap to right party. Ad
dress Mrs 0. L. Merrifield, st. ST
mons Island, Ga. 7-2s
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-23

FOR SALE 10 IL acres of land on
st. Simon island. near OceaA Pier
Bounded north BY lands Of Cyrus
Murray; east and south BY lands OF
st. Simon Transit CO.; west by pub
lie road to light house. viii sell
very cheap for cash or on reasonable
terms Apply to Peter c. Joseph,
store corner Of Monk st. and Coch.
ran avenue, or through postoffce,
Brunswick, Ga. 7-25
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-23

FOR SALE-One typewriter, roller
top desk and chair. lirs. s. A. Bur
ney, 1900 Union street 722
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-23
SPECIAL NOTICES

Brunswick. Ca, June IA, 1918.
To Holders of Leases on Town Com
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-23
FoR sALE

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE One gas
stove, one buffet. For rent-two
large front rooms furnished for
light housekeepIkg. Phone III. 7-25
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-23
BIDS wANrED.

srunswie6, Ga, JS
Sealed bitls viii beg
Wednesday. 1uA
for furnishing to the
delivered at the city
cords OF pine wood.
lengths. Deliveries to
is cords per month.
served to reject any an
bids to furnish wood, a
city clerk at the city !
of the purchasing COM
mayor and council.
1923 N. D. Russell, {
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-26
$3.50 8elpbnnns!

sliti Ole Grgreiiung bon Start
Iinioah hpelder Dor lingefabr 4 Sab.
rem am @nscomoe SlisB, in Der
RTG,e ser 1irft Greet, eiften 0foro
begiip9, lit Die pbige gelpbnitrg aits.
geIett. 8erional : geidreibiirp /:
Sitter, lialgeiobr AZ Snbre; 8roBe,
6 Silb 2 Soil; @emift, ungeidbr
100 Efiip6; Soar, oinpfel, nit Gran
pemniIdt @llgen, olntfel. Die ysar5e
elmer Sdrnbnulpoe am linfen &or.
jberarm. gllf Sem rebtcr goroer-
arm bat er Sen @aileil $. Ginion,
&unieh Sis. iotuie Elm Ser5 ltlto
Sos 8iIo elmer Sroil tdttoipirt. Die
obige 8eIpbmnig miro BEL feiner Gin
Iieier1ing al Sberfff ai9. s. Sditit-
ger be5ollt. Sbertff Sdaitger RI.
aeomidte Gortcn INIT obiger Ilt3ea5c
iiberoil hin berionot.
Sdlimme Tlefcn i'm @cfift.
merSen bon Or. Sobicn's eczema
Ointment r~ntfernt, peIdes allen
Sautolsidloe BELT, mod)t nidts
aus, mie lang Sbr i'm gebnbt. Gin
.bringt iofortige 2inoering lnto Die
Seiluflg beainnt iogIeid). gcrSte &c.
brond,en hieies Del unb empfeblen
.eg. SER glIIentdn, 2ittlctotpn, @a.,
Tiugt .Sottc gc5ernn am aopf, Or.
Sr5ion'g gr5ernn Ointment furirte
I'm 5tpci @ofen.1 2~in6ernng ga.
-fhfkirt ooer @eIb Suriideritattet,
slyIc Ipotbefer ODER per Eoit. 8reis
Doe. 8feiffer Chemical Co.. Ybila.
oeIpbia mo ct. 2ouis. (aob)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-26

--Snu giigen @aiie reiite an
Ietten Sodrtng nod Snliua, aan.
Inn brer Sodter. 5rau George altbi
eineti 8eilaf abailtatten.
Geo. gberlin l~ieferte a4ll Moit.
iag bieier ISOLDE cine feline Mar.
nel Touring Gar, an Senrp s,
9rimfti1nrnb Sen poptldren Seoul.
MANN, in &piebub ab.
-Sifs alinge irpo @ottin, iofpie
aeren fleire Softer. glemtore, BON
9asco, @ai6., noren fiir3lib bier
anf 8eiuh BEL Serrn alipge's @ltern
eoprao alitwe uro @attin, ioapie
alioeren 8erpmoten, ino reiften
borige ISOLDE pie0er Siiriif mad
Dem @eiten, in ibre &eimatb.
IS. y. WieIe litto 6eifen innge
@attin, IN 8esleit,tng bon Oscar
&ottboff npo beiien Sdapeiter, SRI.
Celia aottboff. pelde bel Der Srau-
1Irg oes i,tngen 8aares, arn Iesten
z. September, oils 3eiigen hlngier.
ten, narerr orn nergafgenen 6reitag
bier Inn BEL einem nnierer Bboto-
gpapber elm Sodbeitsbilo abnebman
81 laiien.
-Bditor SaeberIe bon ct. 2ouis
mar om WitttpodJ bier aI @ait BEL
ieinem gmtsbritoer Baitor aasanann
itrt6 i~tottete a,,d anberen alien ge.
fanttten unb Sreitn6en bienielbit eli.
men DilIfommenen 9eilid] ab. go
flor Saeberle mar bon einem 9eildj
in Bon, Smiss, nnb apheren 8Idsen.
i'm Goltntp 5ltriid gefebrt uno be-
faitb ii6 auf Der Seimreiie.
-2onis Bon grr, bon 8eloit,
traf ON letten Samstag bier
elm, alpf flirsen 9eilpd be ieinen gl.
term. sSacob Son arr rrlb @attin.
iimge Bon arr lit idyoir ieit
sSabren Statioirs- @gent Der
Yucific 9dbrb in 9eloi.,
llnb lit gleidfall elmer Der pielen
Winrer BON @~asoofabe
Gpmltp. pelde tire Eiihtigfeit be-
babeft.
-Mic 2eibad) un6 @attin trafell
9ienstag @benh bier Elm INN Dem
gegrGbniiie ibrer SdhpGeerin. Srar
2eibah bei8lnpobnen. 6reuno
bic itattete ms am @ittfpod eilien
ab gum 3apefe Der grreiier'
ing ieines Mbonnenlents anf bds
GolfsbIott utto meinte nniere Stoot
babe Iid Ieit ieinem lesten 8eillde
Dor mebreren Sabren iebr 5t ihrenl
perGnbert.
linn eiiicip ~nSgertbliden Gmlge.
81 beliem, bot man ot iei.I
lefu Sfdbel eite Sperotion porae-
tctbnten. ltniere @ater pflegten OBJ.
5u oielem 3tpede gelegenr.
lid) a II d oorBimuebmelp. Iber nid)t
pm oberrt, iortbem nm urtern Gnoe
oes &iifers. 9ns mar einfnfrs
5iHiger itil6 Dor dllem mirfiamer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-26

-am n6diten Sonmoq slbenS,
INN bob s ltbr begianen6, miro in
Dem Sonttagidpil- .3ailm ser eponaI
ct. Ealils-&irfe Elm iIluitrirter gor.
tag gebdlten tuerben. 9iG6er4 bon
Sfaaf's Spferung biz sur @eiehaeb-
itirg an Sinai. aae iiro beralid6t
eingelaoen.
-gonrn6 grnp, nobnboft aipei
Weilen iiiooitlid bon StpisS mfrs
I'm 9omperstag, ben 16. Ottdb2r,
Ipin fGmntlides belpeglid)es giae:r
tbirfL beItebelnb ans lebeapoem 8ieb,
iotuie 6arar- nl,b Sons @erGtb, off.
ettlid on ben Meiitbietenoen BET.
fairfen.
nnbur 9rl,cils, Goblt pom @eo.
9riens, on Der Sirft Gneef, ipilroe
porige ISOLDE BON einem inmaer
Hferb abgetporfen nobel er einell
8rlidy beS linfen Oberarrnes erlitt.
Man brobte ben @erlettetp our Be.
b%arolling nod Or. Saffner's Sopi.
tnl.
-5efutte Bros, Die 8diuneiitcr,
bdbef fiir8lid, bon Sssobn alos, eintll
8ntplos ON Der oitliden 8ritter
.StraBe, slun Greis bon $500, &C.
fmtft iinb nerben odieIbIt elm mo.
berries @obnbaips erridten, Der
Ban 6es Suisoomeitts lit bereits ii
Ingriff gernornmer.
Tn6tor 2ob, Der relie Hrc6iger
Der bieiigen so. G.. @emeinoe, mn
oeIien @attin trafen an pergange.
ipen Snnrstoa bon @arren GountD
bier eirt utpb baheip ieitber Die 8tarr.
wobrutug Ger ~. 6. @emeinoe be.
5pgen. @ir enthieten Senielber Elm
ber5lid,es @iIlfommen in urlerer
Sta6t.
-asaarb 9idien ieit pielell Sab-
ren cine Sniaiiin Der Goltntp Ir,
men, nitolt, lit BORT oin @itttpodi
Margeft geiiorben. sic mar etlpo
60 Sobre olt iitro ipnr friiber bel
Grafe molnlDaft. ieood ieit etipo
80 Sabren aIs biiIFloie &ranfe airi
one ltitcmtiitlrg 0es Goia1tp's OIL.
getpieicn.
Die Sorufafpa Combinations 60,
fpelde fiir5Ii6 Dos bieiige @ailer.
perf, iptpic ole &onnl IrIa9en boil.
oete, bot ibre 9poBe @rnbmoidyine
iiuth TIRE iibrigen @erfseilge nod
&imslen, Seam. gebrodt. tpoielbit Die
Sirnra eineli aontrnft fiir Den 8ar
zines @oiienperfs neblt &nral Sp.
item itberionmen bot.
SEER 9arI &enfepal, rrn bem
mir Dor 5uci @odpn beridre.ar
Dab or rsebit TemiIie bier Sas @etr
pbalia Sptcl beidtiate mo nj,
glcidiollS in letter Nitniner oiuae'
actcrt, 6oS Sotel f6nflid, erfparb, III
GIN Mprtng nit Den Seinen biel
elngesolen. @m 0ieuStn1 MenS.
ais and, iein &~ausntobilar, geldle;
Str ,Mor1ai,o" por @c&ittrid, JET
mem iriiberen @obrprte nbbolte, on
geIangt tpnr, fiihIte fih Die 5nniilic
2cipdepd bier Sn SoiIie. slm Dfitt.
nod gbelb6 OILS ct lnarmt pulit1noil
~eingeridtet intS oas @oid1Ft Dol
ESrm friibercn Gtoemtbiirler Seryt
@. s.. @orgmcpcr ionnel iibeuroin
men battle, amtroe aIteR @iirgerr frei
e. Bier mtf9eiett attio ole SngenS
rurite lid bel einent 8aft5e omiiiircN
gic Sumilie &crpdpbol icIl cls it'it
M;tbiinger tuilltomnien ieiu.-@e't
pbaIin D2o. @olfahlatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-26
JOHN Il. HELMERS.
Morsen slberpo 5partaiie,

-Morgen Mberpo 5partaife,
.9nbrer Siapfenbe 9ote urp6 Ieit
ider aaifer 9nlenoer BEL q. 90
Mief.
-Margerr beginnt in SeoaIia 81
Stnotsfair ain6 miro bis sum 4
Sftober oalierft.
-Die Sfage gountp aitsitellaiH
miro bonn imd6ten ID. bis aiurl II
Sftober in CHM I~tattfinbeih
SRI. 2pbia Meifbol5. bon Mor'
rifon, ipar ON perfloiienen Sanstdl
bier 5u @aft bel Den 5radeins
gppIe.
-Spaii Carl Sonntag uno berar
Sodter, Srmi Barber, BON Morri.
ion, iparen am Montng oieier ISOLDE
bier alrf 8eilah bel 8ertpanoten unO
Sreunoen.
-SeSer Sarner lift iest enttpeoer
benin 8ei5eniGen poer beim BfIii.
gen, oetn felt Den iiirgiten &eger.
giifien lit Der 8ooen fir oieie ar'
beiten in alsge5eidynetem 3uitorpo,
V-auf Sem bieiieen Goitamt liz.
gen 8riefe Fiir ole fohgenoen Ger
iofierp:
SRI. gfiie 9abis
Mer 8urrodps.
sDr. SO. @. WanaeD, Der befannte
Sbierarst miro am Donnerstag Den
8. Sffober in Rorriiolr rnpo ON 10.
Sftober in Berger fein. gringt elre
Gferoe 6ie Der drstliden 9ebailo-
lung b~e0iirfen.
-Sn. Selma 8m Stroater, mel.
DE pdbrepo Der Commemorate bier
BEL ibren Ibgeborigen uuf @efufJ
mar, reiite oin p~eu9angenen Sorml-
toy nieber nod aunlas Gitp, 100
iie. bis ridJites Sriibiabr bleiben
miro.
SO. 81. ReIlefer. bon ct. 2ouis
befan6 iif am Mittfpof bier gu 9e.
iiud5 BEL Der SamiIie Cert. Sepina
inD begab iid geItern nod Worri'
ion, jeiner friibcren Seimtatb. I'M
aiten 9efanitter uitb SrcnitSen Ell
men 9eiud abSuitntten.
-aler. @aiie. Delber Dor ungefdbl
5tpei Monaten BON &anins Sim bieI
anlaigte, Inn iih bon elmer &ralpf'
belt al erbolen tebrte am oergafpge.
zen Gantstog wieoer bortbin 5nriif.
Inn ieine Stelle in einem SafIoels-
taltS pieoer ar5utreten,
sSubn Sburntonn limo 6rdileir
atona Smith, beibe Don Eocific, do
iameli oait porigen G~onnerStag bier
FER lnun Iieben lid,, nad]oem JIG eint
SeiratbsliSens erbalten batteil oitrd
&idter Barter, m oeIicn Alntsltiibe
i'm Golrtbmls, traiien.
--9IS ole iieben @rpoer AeI
@elt iiir cas- naiilnltde @aidaeb
be8eidgtet elm 3ei9geipoiie Die erltsl
Iafreelp Soiers Die erite Cigarette
0as critic Gdlnllrrbantbaor, Sen er
item ieDbitperniedlten Collar, Sen q
iten aarB, ben eriten &uilid uno oas
erite 9abp.
Dos 5dbrbpot mirb mu n1dHtcl
Counting cine Grtra-6abrt BON Sci
mann ftah &bineIapo mod)er, III
alIen Ierioren bon gier, tpeIdle q
ipiipben ole @elegenbeit 5u 9ebel
ben einori,dsooller Gerernonien De
@rttn6iteitlegMb9 sur Stride i
&binelnnb bei3napobnen.
Die Gipil Gienft gommiiiiol
tpip0 onr Gnmstngt ocrt %. Sftobe
elm Granlen Der 8etpcrber fir 81
Gtelle 6es Soitmeiiters A. Glnii
fir 8otsodm abbnlten. Die 8riii
ing miro am genatnlten &nge i
Eotsoam abgebaIten merben. ar
pIifnrteil miiIien 81 Sabre ODER oar
iiber aIt fem, oitseellonrmeip iuldl
tDeibliden @cidlehts Ole i8 Sabr
ODER oariiber iein miiiien. Gppli
fotionsiounllare limo oifoere Snfor
1iatior aperocn. pom goItmeidter j
Rota0aan qeIieferf. Gns @ebolt De
Boitnefters betrtg wibreno oer
lebterr Sdbre $4,000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-26

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Every little thing has been
attended to in the soft hat
stock and all the new shapes
are ready for the early buy
ers.
Creased and teIescoped
crowns in black, tan, grey
and mixed colorS.
81 to SO.
Stetson hats Sd.
You will do well to look
over our stock of Fall suits
before making your selec-
ton.
A wide range of styles.
All wool. guaranteed clothes
Such are ours.
SIS, $3.50, $50 and S22.5 10
CrosSett and Walk-OveT
shoes in broad and the new
~receding toes.
$3.50, $4, $3.50 and SIS.
Buster Brown shoes for
boys and girls.
SIPS to SO.
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Double eagle stamps Tues
days.
The place for good goods.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-26

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INN boB s ltbr begianen6, miro in
Dem Somttagiduil-. 3aiim ser epongl.
ct. Ealtls-&irde elm iIluitrirter gor.
tag gebdlten tuerben. 9iGoer bon
Sfaaf's Spferung biz sllr @elebaeb-
itirg dn Sinai. aae iiro ber3IidSt
eingelaben.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-06-20

Mrs. Oscar Andreen left Friday
morning for an extended visit in
Higginsvilla, Marshall and Kan
sas City.
Miss Bonnie Day went to In
dependence Thursday evening
for a few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. O. Coffin re-
turned from Warrensburg Friday
morning.
Hon. Alexander Graves went
to Kansas City Friday to
spend the day on legal business.
h. D. Graham went to Higgins
vile Friday on business.
j. R. Wilmot spent Friday in
Kansas City on business.
Misses Emory Todhunter and
Kathryn T%odhunter, who have
been visiting in Lexington, Ken
lucky, returned home Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Emma Reeder, who has
been visiting in Kansas City, re-
turned home Thursday evening.
NJ. E. Gibbons and sister, Miss
Margaret Gibbons returned to
their home in Bercell, Oklahoma,
Thursday evening after "A visit
here with Mss Anna Phetzing.
Geo. NasScr went to Marshall
Friday morning on business. Mrs.
Nas5er accompanied him as far
as Hlgginsyille for a few days
visi..
Arthur Foster went to Kansas
Friday morning for a visit.
r B. Berry went to Kansas
Friday to spend the
day on business.
Rev. A. s. Winsl0w went to
Mo-, Friday morning Oh
church business.
Mrs. r. G. Sheets and daugh-
5er, Lillian, went to Kansas City
evening for a few
visit.
W. II. Campbell went to Buck
Ter, Mo-, Friday morning on
business.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-06-20
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that
letters of administration on the
estat of II. G. Sydnor deceased,
were granted to the undersigned
on The 18th day of May, 1913,
by the probate court of Lafayette
County, Missouri. All persons
having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them for
allowance to the undersigned
within six months after the date
of said letters, or they may be
preeluded from any benefit Of
said estate and if such claims
be not exhibited within one
year from the date of the last
insertion of this publication they
will be forever barred.
This 10Th Gay of May, 1918.
j. W. sYDNOR,
Administrator.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-06-20
The July. Woman's Home Com
panion.

As a part Of its fight for "Bet-
ter Babies" the Woman's Home
Companion publishes in its July
number an able editorial showing
how the United States is spend
ing $4,000 GO yearly for better
farms and only 100000 a year
for Better Babies" The ST.
900, 900 item refers, of course,
to the expenditures of the De-
par,ment OF Agriculture, and,
and the $4,000 item has to do
with the Ch;ldren's Bureau in
Washington which, with Miss
Julia c. Lathrop in charge, is
supposed TO investigate and re-
port ON all matters pertaining to
the welfare OF children and child
life in the United States. On
the subject Of Better Babies"
there is published in addition to
the editorial referred to above,
an article entitled Better Babies
in the South which contains an
interesting report Of some re-
markable work done in Louisiana
by Mrs. Frank De Garmo.
Other notable articles con-
tributed to the July Companion
are "Nrw Ways to Take a
Vacation '1The Worlds Great
est Lovers - Good Ideas for the
Travellers" For Baby
in Warm Weather.; - "The Spirit
Of the Garden - "Travels by
Way Of Bocks;" and "Improv-
ing Your Tennis"
Fiction Of absorbing interest
and reality is contributed by
Hastings Bradley, Mary
Ieaton worse, Juliet Wilbor
Viola Burhans and
Rajford Warren.
Art features of special beauty
and value are included, and the
'egular Cooking, Fashion, House
lold and Young Peoples Depart
nents are full Of good things.