davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-11
@ittenbers.

slm Sonntag Iebter ISOLDE ipirr-
6e bas iiingfte Saobr,den Der Che.
Ieute @iigiiit &eientann burd Baitor
Sdiil5 eetairft inrb erbielt Die Sea
men eSriebrid .Sernlann 8eors;
aIs SnuFpatbe fitngirte Srib Sele-
mann.
ellie Hailter reiite leste @oGe
nod ct. 2ouis INN SaieI6it 8ienit
5li nebmen.
Die Sdule in Raaf's Diitrift ilflr
ter 2eitllng bes 9ebprs @6tparo
SeIeniann, forn ant Ietten Sanlstag
simn @i6Iatb. Gin ido,es 8ro.
gran mar porbereitet, ipeldes 5ltr
Iusfiibrung fam 1tnb Dem 2ebrer
,rno einen Sd)iilern elm gltes Sob
einbrafte.
sSrit 3inrnperlp faufte fif leste
Wobe elm l1ones Bter0 mir fpeld}es
er $175 besablte.
@ir bdben iett idones Sriib-
iabrstpetter 1,r,6 lniiere Sari1ler iinb
ibon am &aferIGen 1trtb aartoffdG-
pflan5en.
9ie itnee @ei5enIaat itebt reft
fdpn aus iirb neriprift cine CUTE
@rnte 5ll geben.
0ie SbuInerfamniIilng perIief in
Better @eife iebod iinb biele Sar-
mer liilSirfrieben 6oB iie s 0eonate
>5dIitle baben ntiifien, benin Die 2eb-
rer miiiien erit i'm 9lnfange init Elm
paar &inber anfangen un6 nit elmer
ebenio fleinen SdiiIer5abI alifboren
lnro besipe9en miro bas @eIb fiir
5ipei Monate unniit ulisgeeeben.
9as Steinublt itebt bier bereits
in id,Gniter 8Liitbe ir,lo tpernn fem
Sinbernib in Ben 8eg fprrnt Damn
braii6en Die Sralen feine Gorge
IIndben bas mir trpde,tes gro6 eiien
nIiiien.
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Gptsbam.

Selb II. 8ehpe baben ibr @e-
idaft on Serrn Griffith, bon 2inn,
ailsberfaiift.
Wdbreno Der eergangenen @od)e
spitrSe IN bieier Ra6bari6aft cine
grobe slnsabl niIbe gnten 4eidof-
fem.
s.. @. 9uIfmann un6 Satin,
bon gap, tparen aln perganaene,t
Smnstag bier aitf 9eird, Bel Go.
mln1b 9ou un6 Satin.
Der &oridlae 3ur SbeiIltng ilnIe-
res SdpuIoiitrifts ipirroe in Der
lesten Sdlnlmabl nit qoBer Wea-
ioritat nieoergeitinrrt. geiin, has
ut audi gan5 in Srbnlng. 9IeAbt
nereinigt unb baut bier Elm neues,
mooerles SduIgebGllbe, init bon.
itanotger 5ipedentIpredenSer slus-
1tdftliftg
. Die offentGide Griifllmg Ser aon.
firmonoen &laile Der goatol. Sir
DIE bon &otsham, ipurbe am pcrfIoi-
ienen Sreitng obgebaIten unb sic
@pnfirirlotion fan6 Damn ain letten
Sonntog itatt Solgen6e tparen
Die aottfirmanben: @meIia Saniid6,
Coma &ider, Rora 9eppc, Sottie
eideriipann CLARA sdnitt, 9iaie
BoblmanL eliie Slider, Sorrp Sep,
pc, gictor 9eppe, 5rarf Seppe lrnb
Srdnf @icferntann.
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.Snitcn ,mb GdlluinbIndlt,

penn berno6laiii9t fiibren intnter
5u Sdlinlnen. 9as @eiieIte lit i'm,
mer, gIeidb Or. Sings Nep Dis
coperp 8u ge6rali6en. 2inSernng
bon ser eriten 8oie unH Der Suiten
piro iitb gan5 Ie9en. 8. s. 9rolpu
BON @asco0iue, glIobalnu, idlreibt:
. .@teine GSroii mar i'm @ett nit
bnrtr6digern &iitei, iuro i'd aIalt-
be ipabrboftig apert es nid)t Fiir
Or. Sings Stem 9iscoperp gene
ien pdre, iie Ieilte nidlt nlebr Iehen
iHiroe.~ Scit 43 Sobren aIs be.
ftes 0fittcl fir Sulten nno gr.
fGItnne befannt. Greis SOC ilno 81.
3iibaben in allen stpotbefen. sIop.
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q. .. .. 2.

Sobn @abatbuler ir. modte am
letter Sonntag eitlen flr3en Orb
fteder nod Iorriion.
2ouis 8eiermonn bat iein @efib'
tbum bitrh einen idonen neiten
3atn berfdonert.
SRI. Martba &oblfirg reilte itob
ct. 2olis Tim BORT 5lt bGeiben.
@ottIieb @unlper un6 SSaoob sll-
Iefnann fabret 5ur Belt Seu nadl
Berger, bon mo iie bum cine Gar
lo6ung nod ct. 2oliis berieroelt
iperben.
SeinIein ii. Sberg iperOen ibre
SdgentiibIe nah Senrp Seiemarn's
Sornt brittgen Io6oI6 0ie StrnBer
in beiierem 8ltftanb iinb.
SRI. Mnrb gllemanit iit BON Ell.
fter1 9eiitdl in Glop Gollntp ilit6
Ser geadbaridoft bon aauios gitp
siiriif eefebrt.
gei Ser fiir3Iid) abgebaItenen
@abl, iin 9aotb SdnToiitrift, tpurbe
ggm 8abf 5urrr 9ireftor eripablt.
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Ntprriipn.

Com. Slnmert begob ii6 am let.
ten Montag, in @eihGften nadJ Ser.
mann.
Soc &igg balst ii6 eegenmarti9
nit Sen Iaierit berum.
Or. Goipgbell n1a6te utn lebten
Sonrtag eiiten Gr5tliden 9eiltb in
@asconabe.
Souis Sdjipeigbouier NOR ii6er
ben pergangenen Samstag ltn6
Sonittog bier als @ait BON gilbert
Slime ltlrD @attin.
gbas. 8igg, BON @asconabe, mar
om pergan9enen Sontttog bier aui
8eIlld bel ieinem 9r,toer sSoiepb.
so. @. 9fi6arbs nbadte nnr let-
ten Sonrtng einen slblteher nod
@uscollaoe.
Or. 8. 9. 9eifer, BON ct. 2ouis,
befaro Iid am Wfontag oieler Wo6e
bier lin6 aiiIitirte Or. @orfnlan BEL
elmer Operation ipeIde berieGbe an
Sralt 2ouis &eisfer poIfsoe.
9ie 9oftoren GoitgbeG, bon Wor.
rifon, Saffner, bon Serrnartn, l,nb
SopnIep, BON Gbamois, boIl5oeen
am pergangenen Soatntag, ON 60
pbia Boss, eine 9Iirrbbaun Opero-
from.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-11

Sormerl @oIlt ibr enre 5orm
nerfanfelt? @emt 10, Damn last
bieieIbe oltf ilnieren Bitten eintro-
gen. g8ir be5oblrl fir 6os sln5ei.
gen IN Ser 3eitln9 itno bringer
oie a1ufer oireft su eudy uub be-
rehnen eitd feinen Gent, menn mir
oie SSarnt tidt nerfoufen @ernr
ibr perfailfen tpoIlt, oann ieit fider
bie Sadbe nit inns sit belpredelt.
Ebeubor @raf IT., Serup0lttt, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-11

bat, ipie ieoer Sffi3ier bes Seeres
peib, ole Sriirrfenbeit ltnS Die 9e-
iertionssabI ber1nebrt.
sSat Ger &artine tp,rroen nur oie
lei6teiten ilno nliloeiten nIfoboIiidett
@etrdilfe berfauft. Die 9antine
ipar Der GLIB Der SoI6aten. Seltdp
leriidle MitgIieber bes &ongreiies,
ole nidt ipagten, Die @abrbeit ail
iagen baben. bon einigen aIten
Sungfern iulb itntpiiien6en grobibi.
tioniiten angetrieben, Die &mttine
abgefdafft.
Sic firrb berontiportlid fir oie
Srinffitht IN oen Seinlen fir aIte
SoIeaten, fir Die geneinen a1pei-
pen Ole Inn iebes Sort berum aus
Der @rbe idieBen fir oen &uin
bon Sauienben bon iingen SoIoa-
tent fir Ole grobe 3nnabme ser
9eiertionen in Ser slrlrlee.
Man madt fid nid,t beliebt, lpcnn
man iiber geiuiiie 0itl9e one @abrS
belt iagt. slber es lit niitridens.
tpertb, iiber slIIes bie @obrbeit su
iagen.
unb Die @abrbeit iiber Sie Gro.
bibitions6eipegintg, In ser cine sri.
noritat beriitd)t, cine @laioritGt at
beberrfden, iit ole folgenbe:
Die Srobibitipn bot 6eu 8bisfeb.
&onilrm in ben @ereinigten Stoa.
ten bermebrt.
Ole Grobibition bat 6ie Srlmf.
iu6t nnb Srlnfeubeit in Sen Ser.
etnigten Stoaten peunebrt.
9ie 8robibition bot es peritonbeu,
ben 8erfaltf bon bamnIoien @etr1n.
ten 81 eridperen.
/ 9ie grobibition be6eitet Ser
inebritng Der Srlurfilt6t, itn6 9ie.
Iienigen, bie in 8abrbeit aeget
Snlnfiudt ,ino segen iiberntabiees
@bisfebtrinfett iinb, ioIlten ebrlide
uno offene 8egner ser irrenben
Erobibition 1ln6 ihrer irren0pn
ESrelntbe iein.
Dies ioIlte bon @eiesgebern, BON
ebrliden lnr6 inteIligenten gefiir.
iportern tpirfli6er Senuperen3 beber-
5igt tper6en:
@s lit leidt, eiue @eiuobnbeit
oilrd cine nod idTehtere @eipo6n.
| belt 5u fitriren.
W'an fam aus eiilent 9iertrinfer
einen 8bisfebtrinfer maiden.
Wtnn fam aus eiilem 8bisfeb.
trinfer ein Spfer 6es Morpbins
nuaden.
Wan fann aus einem Spfer 6es
Worpbins Ieiht ems oes gocai1s
MAIDEN, beiien Gage ge3dbIt ftnb.
Wan fam Ieidt Spiim fir Sa-
baf iltbititlirer.
l1niere GibiIiiotion lit in groBent
MaBitabe ser Sbatinde ait5uIdrei-
ben Dob sic @olfer, aisf benen tie
aitfgebaut lit, bie 9f6mer, bie sSran.
5oien, 6ie @rieden, 6ie 9eutid)eil,
ntdBige 9efiuser oes sGIfoboEs ma.
ren. sic baben StimuIantien IN
barinIofer Sorun genoiIen.
Wan faltn fpinen Weniden bitrd
@eietee6lntg 5lr Semperen5 er3ie-
BEN.
@r5iebung, beiiere 2ebersbeoiitg.
intgen groberer &onfort, nloraliide
l1eberre6ung, Dos finb &rdfte, bie
Ser Srntfiudt ftelterr.
Irobibition bot eiitfod aus Dem
9iertrinfer einen @isfcptrinfer sc.
mo6t.
Grobfbition ouf Sen Sdbaf ange.
panot, tpiir6e ans Dem Sabafrali6er
eiiten Spiumraltder MAIDEN.
Gro6ibition lit nod in iebem
Staat, 1T Dem itnitiibe uno oft itii.
ebrGid)e Geriitde genta6t iutrbett
fie ourd)8ifiibren eir GIub ltn6 ei.
re oirefte ltriode or0berer Grllrtf-
iitdt getpeien.
Der nene @enerafpOitmeiiter
nlodte germ Elm beriibmten Mnnn
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luhrnnng 81
Der repnbIifaniIde siea in ct.

Stl lCpuuitiuItIuJt Stey w ~
2oiis lit oesbalb bebeiltiinesool,
neil er nllr iperige Monate nah
Dem groBen beinofratiiben Siege
bonn fiinften Nopetttber porigen
Sabres errluleen tporoen lit. 9a-
mails iprn6e ait6 Der Staat Dtiifouri
omr6 Die &oofebelt'ide 9anbibatltr
ltilb Die baonrf berbeigeTiibrte
Ebeilung bes repltblifaniihen $50,
tlrns Sen 9enofrafen in bie San-
De eeIpieIt. Ser Staat erDielt aud
sine 6er1ofratiife 2egisGatitr, aber
iit5ipiihen bat Der Staat, Die Stobt
ct. Sonis Dor allen, i6on rei6lid
8elegetlbeit eebdbtb 6as 8ablergeb-
ifiB 3u berelren. Die 0ernofratii6e
0eebrbeit bate rtid)s giligeres 5li
tburL nls NIT ben Brobibitionilten
an5tb1nbellL unb 5eitfpeilig bat iie
oos 10 arg getrieben, bnB ntan ridt
tpitBte, oh Sic 9enofraten pber Die
8robibitioniiten inn Staatsfapitol
berri6ten. sluf bieieg Sreiben lit
Der Iusgaitg Der ct. 2oltiier @dbI
Die antiport, llnb barin liegt feline
8ebeutitng. Gs bat &ooiepelt bies-
1ral tidts aeniitt, bab er perIonIi6
fiir 6en forti6rittliden 8iirgert1ei.
Iterfailoiooten eifltrnt glm fiirfteit
Nobenrber brndfen feline @nb1nger
es in Ct. 2oitis auf ritn6 $4,000
Stin1nert bies1nal baben iie ii6 NIT
tpenfger als fiinftaitienb begniigen
1rriiiien. 11n6 aud bas lit eite
@anoling, oie Der 9eadtitng tuertb
lit.
Bpdiioert @tIion bat 6en Ge6nf.
teur Der 3eitifrift @orI6s Gorf,
Bolter S. Gage, eGeifBeitig Wait.
glteb Der @erlagsfirr1e Doubleday,
Bage& 60, sum 9otidafter in
2onoon ernannt. itnb 6esr Tage bat
Den Soften angenorimrlen Seine
Dtittel geItaxen linn, 1en Inter-
id1ie6 5tpii6et 6enL tpas Ser 2on-
ooner Soften ei1tbriirgt, ltno oen
Illsgaben, bie er bsbingt, aus ieincr
Safhe 81, 6eitreiten Die 3eitid)rift
8orlos @orf bat sic 9atroiootur
&ilions eifrig iiitterftiitt. 9ie Or
nennllitg 6es Sernt Gage lit alio
eire ipobIberbieitte 9[nerfennitne fir
geleiitete 8ietlite. @ie ipeit Serr
Sage fir ben Soften geeianet it,
tpiiien mir nid]t, aus oen Spalten
Der bon tim rehigierteu 3eitidrift
lit es nidt eriidtlid Gin. Sr. Gr.
@ifenIfaft inS geatnr. y@eld'
eine berrlide intb geiegnete Sade
fft es bod)," i6reibt Serr 6. Gerno
bon Sod Ballep, Soma, ybab Die
8oriebtng es 10 ei,tgeridtet, Dob
gSiiIeni6aft llr0 geatur sltiomnlen
gearbeitet iu,6 eiit 10 tpobltdtiges
Broonft, tpie sSorni's glpenfrditter,
s,unr 8obIe Ger Menifbeit berporge.
6radt bdben, iur6 bob al6 Die ge-
forberiing iest 10 Fs.yer un6 idyttell
g lit, bob Die 2eitte IN ireen6, einelil
SeiGe Der @elt NIT bieiein SeiImitteI
beriorgt hperben fonnen. @ir tpiirt-
f6en Sbnen fir Sbre eroBartise
Rehiaitl 3it banfen."
Das @efiibI zines sSdbrifanten
ntiiBte in Der Sbat febr abge-
, itinnpft ieiit tpenn er ioIde @eiiBe-
rltngen nidt au idGsen ipiiBte. sic
traeert oasn BEL bos 9eftrebetl cine
IN ieber 9e5iebirtg tpirfIid quite
Re0t5in BeraititeIlen, au erntitttgen.
Die intereiiante @eIdi6te Der
entbeditng unb Seritelllng bon
sSorni's 9llpenfr6itter miro aiif
@ltnif frei beriaitOt. Mtan ihreibe
ON Or. 9eter Sabrnep & Sons 60,
1925 50. Sopne Slpe., Gbicogo, Sn
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meme gcncrafpOitmeiiter

Der nenc GcncralpOitneiiter
nl0d)te germ elm beriibmten @ann
iperSeil, ober 10 lcidt ipie In ieifer
Seintotb Seros tpirb '6as in @oib-
irgton nidt 5ii MAIDEN iein Sn
Seras farm man idoit otird Die Gr-
finbung eines neiien godtaiIs be-
riihrlt tuer6en.
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DIED.

WIRE Mokuleia Oahn. Sept.
IA, 1913, Moses C. Whre, aged ss
years. $
Funeral from the undertaking par,
lors of M. e. Silva tomorrow after
noon at 8 o'clock; services at he Ka-
waiahaQ, church Il i Z
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oh, YOU RUDE new
HAMPSHIRE men
No Traveller on Pullman Would
Let Presidents DAUGHTER
Take Lower Berth

NEW YORK. = Miss Eleanor VIII
son, daughter Of President Wilson OF
the United States. occupied an upper
berth on her journey from the Grand
Central station to Cornish, n. Hs the
Summer capital"
Z Not even the prestige Of the White
House could alter the rules Gf the
Pullman company, or. move single
passenger with lower berth TO make
way for the daughter OF the president.
s Several men appealed to turned
their hacks on the proposal that they
give up their Tower and allow Miss
Wilson to sleep below.
Miss Wilson came down from Corn
fish to spend the weekend with Mrs.
George Howe, wife of her cousin. Mr..
Howe made an effort yesterday morn
ing to reserve lower berth for Miss
Wilson He could only get a promise
that IL someone would give up E res
eryation. Miss Wilson might have It,
Nobody had cancelled reservation
when Miss Wilson appeared at the
train and nobody showed the smallest
disposition to do so. though Mrs.
Howe's brother and cousin went
through the train and made an impag-
stoned canvass of the lowers"
Il think It Is an outrage" Mrs.
Howe said, after the train pulled out.
81 am mortified to think that there
was not one gentleman or q Democrat
on that train with lower berth at
his disposal"
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REGATTA DANCE TICKETS
ARE NOW SELLING FAST

The members Of both clubs are now
selling tickets for their dance which
is to- take place on the roof garden
of the Young hotel Saturday evening.
September 20. From all Indications,
this dance will be well patronized as
there is q large demand for tickets.
The committee in charge Of the dec
orctions is at work formulating plans
for decorations, which will be com.
pleted when Kaai and his talented
musicians play the first number
Tickets may be had from members
of either club. ss,.s.ss /.
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been left to travel the pace uncen-
sored. @
eThe Girl From Rectorsss boasts of
a plot in which every person in the
least becomes involved, the straighten-
fings out-which. of course, is accord
| ing to the rules laid down by the late
Marquis Of Queensbury- coming in
rapid fire succession, accompanied by
/ laughs at the rate of sixty minute.
| The wealthy young man of the world
ably handled by James Dillon-who
wishes to give up his world life and
settle down to the life of benedick,
is given a severe lesson in horribly
risque establishment on the outskirts
of Battle Greek, Mich. He is forgiven
by the loyeably little girl to whom he
is married-Evelyn Handy again
winning the audience by her sweet
ness and perfectly natural acting;
everybody forgives everybody else
and the final curtain drops on the sew
eral couples in the cast, happy and in
, one another's arms, with the excep-
ton of Prof Aubrey Maboon- Harry
Clarity is left out in the cold.
Eottles of bubbles are introduced
at a number of points along the line
of march of ''The Girl; husbands
are deceived by wives and sweet
hearts; wives are deceived by sweet.
hearts and husbands while throughout
the entire four acts there runs-in
censored form-a line Of comedy as
sparkling as the wine is supposed to
be. Food for deep thought there is
none, but opportunity to laugh until
the sides split is sprinkled in profu-
sion throughout the entire perform
ance, which is ably handled by that
premier aggregation the Worlds Fair
Stock Company.
1 That Virginia Brissac as "The Girl,
is good, goes without saying, the bal
ance of the cast, which is an excep-
tionally large one and brings to the
front several who have not been seen
in previous performances, show the
effects of numerous rehearsals and
much hard work in the proficient
manner in which the parts are hand
led. Ferdinand Munier scores as
Andy Tandy' showing much artistic
ability in his makeup. The Girl from
Rector's is guaranteed a cure for the
blues and is we'll worth the time and
money; she will appear at the opera
house again tonight and tomorrow
night. It's worth while to hear Gar
rity sing The Tail of the Lonesome
Swine, and to see Miss Brissac dance
and hear her sing, not to mention the
clever little dance of Miss Ruth Van.
The cast:
Duddle, Richards valet. Elmer Booth
Florist boy ...... Malcolm Smith |
Richard 0'Shaughnessy Van Ars-
dale James Dillon |
Gen Witherspoon Copley-"Andy
? Tandy" Ferdinand Munier |
Prof. Aubrey Maboon Harry Clarity |
Mrs. Witherspoon Copley. .....s.
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Another constellation was discov-
cred by amusement-loving astrono-
mers in the local theatrical armament
when "The Girl From Rector's made
her initial bow at the Royal Hawaiian
Opera house last night with Virginia
Brissac in the name part. Harry
Clarity is the new star and proved
himself a most versatile comedian,
with a splendid comic-opera ability.
Clarity was cast in a fine character
comedy part which was we'll handled
and he commanded the attention and
applause of the audience throughout
the play. s"The Girl From Rector's"
has been mistreated by those theatri-
cal butchers, by courtesy called Cen
sors,p and their work shows very
plainly, nevertheless, that she still is
some girl" but gives every intima-
ntion tina. she could have been much
naughtier had Paul NJ. Pot.er's child
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Safe foe Moman's Use

know it to be the one remedy which
never disappoints. For general uses
dependable in all cases-it should be
In every household. Unequa1ed as a
douche. Recommended by physicians
everywhere, as it contains nc, poisons.
One 25c box makes two gallons stand
ard solution. All druggists or write
for. booklet and free sample.
]. s. Tyree, Chemist, Washington, DC.
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ENROLMENT IN
SCHOOLS SHOWS
INCREASE

With the opening Of the public
schools Of Honolulu yesterday. the
department of public instruction has
been able to draw up a table which
sets forth approximately the number
Of children in attendance. The en-
rcllments in all the schools yester-
day total 1887 pupils, while that for
June, 1913, was 691s, the former be-
ing q gain CT 319.
The table follows:
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cockFoaches
Rats and Mice

Nothing b more disasreeahle than .
home infested with vermin. Destroy
them with Stearns' Electric Rat and
Roach Paste. the standard exterminator
for thiry-fve years.
Il Hills Of rats. mice and cockroaches
in . single night. Docs not blow aNay
Ike powders; ready for use; nothing 70
mix. The only exterminator sold under
an absolute guarantees d monsy back
lit fail4 ~
y Sold By drussisn. 25c and t1.0o or
sent direct. charges prepaid. On rsceips
ofprice.
ss.a.ns' Elss,.;s P.sss Co, chis,sa n
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Miss Eleanor Wilson, daughter Of
the president. was forced to occupy
an upper berth on a recent trip to
Cornish, N. H., not having enough
pull to make an exchange with any
Of the passengers with lower berths.
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BORN.

|SUTTON--In Honolulu. Sept. Is,
1913, to Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Sutton.
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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-04-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court in and for
Power County, State of Idaho
In the Matter Of the Estate OF
Charles Anderson, Deceased
State of Idaho, County of Power, IS.
Notice is hereby given that l have
been appointed administrator of the
above entitled estate and that all
parties claiming to have due them
from the above entitled estate
are hereby required to exhibit such
claims with the fneo essary vouchers
to me, as administrator, at the Of
flee Of my attorney, o. r. Baum, at
American Falls, Idaho, on or before
Apr" 80, 1918, or such parties shall
be forever barred from any right,
tile or interest in and to the said
estate.
Dated this 18th day of March,
CARL JOHNSON,
25-3 Administrator .
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-04-17

nest c. Good OF Rockland, Idaho,
who on November II, 1909, made
Homestead Entry Serial No. 0697S,
for M NEA; SEA NEM section
81: SWA NWA section 26, Town
ship 9 south. range, 80 east, Boise
meridian. has filed notice of in
tention to make final three year
proof TO establish claim to the
land above described, before David
Burrell, u. S. Commissioner, at
American Falls, Idaho, on the 18th
day of May, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses
Joseph H. Wood, of Rockland' Ida
no; Walter e. Spitznogle, of Rock
land. Idaho: John c. Hanson, OF
Rockland, Idaho; Edward Hunter,
Jr.. Of Rockland, Idaho.
HENRY w. KIEFER.
Register.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-04-17
ANNUAL SCHOOL MEET
ING AND ELECTION

Notice Is hereby given that on
Monday April 21st 1913, the Annual
School Meeting and Election In and
for School District No. 10. Powe
County. idaho, will be held at the
school housed n said district. At
3 O'Clock, p. NJ. Of said day at said
school house. a meeting will be held
TO select a judge and clerk OF cleo
tion TO determine whether or moi the
question Of special tax shall be vot-
ed on at the election, and to fix the
rate and to transact such other
business pertaining to the school In
terects as may come before the meet
Ing.
The polls will be open at 3 o.
p. NJ, and remain open I'M
I'll 7 o'clock, r, NJ, of said day.
One school trustee will be elect
ed for three years l n place OF Mr..
ID. r.. Farnham. whose term of Of
flee Will then expire.
E.E Geesey,
s Clerk of Dist. No. 10
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-04-17
Notice For Publication.

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Blackfoot, idaho.
March /. 1913.
Notice is hereby given that
Joseph S. Lane, of Rockland, Idaho,
who on May 81, 1909 made Home
stead Entry, No. 05937, for Lot 1,
SEA NEA ; EA SEA Section
Township II South, Range 80 East,
Boise Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make final Three Year
proof to establish claim to the land
above described, before David Bur-
rell, U. S. Commissioner, at America
Idaho, on the 21st day of
1913.
Claimant M as witnesses:
Porter M. Mitchell, of Rockland, Ida
no; William H. Steele of Rock
land, Idaho; LOREN w. Cotant of
Rockland, Idaho; Benjamin &. Co.
tant, of Rockland, Idaho.
HENRY w. kIEFER,
Register.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-04-17
Notice For Publication.
Department of the Interior. U. S.
Land Office at Blackfoot, Idaho.

Department of the Interior. U. 5.
Land Office at Blackfoot, Idaho.
March /, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that
Ira 2. B~yington, of Rockland, Ida
no. who on July 8, 1907, made
Homestead Entry, Serial 03S41, No
1871, for NWA Section 10, Town
ship 9 south, Range 81 East, Boise
Meridian, has filed notice of inten-
ton to make final Five Year proof
to establish claim to the land above
described, before David Burrell, U..
S. commissioner Cat American Falls,
Idaho, on the 26th day of April,
1913.
Claimant lame as witnesses:
Varise Lalumendier, of American
Falls, Idaho; Lemuel Walker, Of
American Falls, Idaho; John Christ
ensen,- of Medley, Idaho, William
A. Byington, of Rockland, Idaho.
HENRY w. KIEFER,
Register.