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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-25

90 INH l~hA"N"t
m6dte i'd heute nohmnlS nuf oisies
Ibema Surudtonmen. IS mlro BON
poblunterrihteter Seite 9elteno 9es
mahl. Die ItBiaeu troitlUlsn 3nitdnoe
ielen utel auf oas Heqlment 8tnS
Surilt,uiubren. 8oriirio 8ioS uno
1elne Nom,mltrdilpn batisn 5pnr BEN
Hanoe ldngeu Jrleoen umo groBe @nt.
mldIung 9slIhert. aber es loli nuf
Soften oes &plfes i'm @roBen un0
@dnSen geihsben isln, benn Gini babe
es ltet5 init Den Relhen unb Den
9rOBen Y aubbeilper Ytericos ge'
hllien. uuo nidts getbdn nm Dem 9es
mobnlthen Toite IN heIlen Gno lhm
etns g%gorouele 3ufunit III Ithern. I'm
ttr 3tni Regierung lelen ole 9roBen
gam eilBe immer nod mebr ans
Q~epddlltn. nno Die Qoiinung onB 0te
unlebeuren Yluoerelfa enoiIh IN tIeiTe
Irmeu getbel!t. IN oen BeIIB mIo 0en
et9sneu 8airjtb Der 0rmeren 8ldleu
iinttQeben uno bamtI II q bilere 3us
itdnot berbelQefubrt mHroen. lei nod
mebr III Die 5erne 9erilt, peroen. 0lele
Nnihtn ltelnen IN DEM Jest in Mer,co
etn9etreteutu nno anbdlttnoen hetIlplen
&trrwarr cine B2itQugunl III iinoeu.
Sn oieier &srblnoung mohte Id cine
hOdlntertianIe y DdoIoQt d {
Stuhle itber 2ono uno Qeute in
Werlco. uno gtldritben pom 0artp
8rai aeBler. cttlreu. Nui @runo oiss
Ter oiienbar auI elaener Nnihauung
unb 9enauer @eobnttun9 b~nlirteu Stu'
DIE mtro Der Neler ujel pom Gem per-
itehen uno herlelten %tonneu. mas iebt
in Wierlco porgebt mo llh nod euts
nIdeIn 6iirite:
Ter Nieritaner.
gas mid in Mertco intereliirt. lit Der
tropilhe Wieu1h uno Die tropi.
ihs neutrality-suspicious.. Ole y ip d 0 .
Iogte oeS Gtn5elneu nno oes
&oltsQanBen III elnem helben
Ganoe, cu,tureu. anh oaS W / B .
ptei Der qegenieltiQen &erdnoeruuQ
nno Anpalung Siulihtn elnem &olt
nno etner ftemben ibm II alien
Stlden aul9eiwungenen G|iuiIiin
ttou. uno ltIteBIlh oas Hoe
problem. Die N}ilhra0e.
9%tad}m,ttn9s beim Aorip babe ih mir
bic 5rnutn Der @eieaihait anQeie'
ben. Der Ippu5 III nIdlt blblh. telue
6t9ur, ttiu GENT; ober ulsI
9 hmtute. bic Nlelocr bnnt unC
Sule 9tldmct,oa. Miau 'ublt. oaB bier
DIE, ote eupls qt.irn molten. autSm,
tnllen ludIn; IL lhelneu III iu'h,
ten, odB man III ubfrlehen tona.e
gSds fur @rItlnuten ouSleqettr
miro. II ulItauo.ll. n onh ole 2rl
her Nn't0rurQ; en- Qrober Sumeljel
III CIR San 6taucecoirnBe tit an oeu
Nb5oblunge8eitafitn Nie CT NIT 6rnncu
aus Der Geiellibait mott, reih az.
luoroen.
SIN Wolte uterpjeQt in6,nui.
ihes Slut. reinf2 uno Q~emiidtes.
Die reinen 1%noinner sleihen mil
grOBen p%orltgbenotu Sadentuothtn cunt,
len w pngolen. 8eI oeu Wtph.
llugeu. nameutllt bei BEN draurn. III
Der @eiihtslhnitt pit pprnebm iolt
r0mlt cine feline ebel s~tbpqent
Aolernale. boh9eWulbtr Nussnbtnuer
uno unier Iau9en @tmpsrn ounils
Nu9en; Die 6am ambrlfarben unS leit
uuo trpden ME ihmere Seibe; ser
9prper hlnut uno upn SierIi
ben 8Iieoma6eu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-25
(S4. 6%oriieeun8)

nihtle6eno an meine
5tt55en 90 II
w {. unierer
u~ualudltdsu 9taA'
b%1rrepubllf, NO III
usuerer 3eit 10 uiel
Blut %aeiloiien lit
uno oelisn pOlui'
Idle Wirren mob
IaHse nldt beenoet
IN ielu lhptnpu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-25
Ter merttantiho Sdinoers
hannes

Sm N(dr; l91l iparen Die 8riioer
3apato 10 melt. onB tie benz Nr0ioens
zen Wdoero jhre Nulie cur llnters
oridnna ieiner @tOerintsr anbieten
tonnteu. Naturlld) mar IS Bent eolen
Hdar nift INN sic ReltunQ oes pa
terIunoeS su thuu. i~onoern nur
oarum cine 9Nt oifitielen 6rets
brieis fur lbre &tluaIithoteu uuo
Elnuoerun9eu III erbaIttr. Mos
oero befGno lib in elner 3~mau5Slagg:
lghnte er ods .opiermjQlge" Anacbut
all Damn 1inQen Die 3apdtaS einict
sum auosrsn Eager ibsr, Gr muBte
clio mont poer libel onraui ejugsbsn.
uuo pits osn Srllosru eeu Snoeu
ais 29irtunastrsls on. Die 9SirtuNq
mar prompt. 3o Die TooeSIts
gtou. Die bdIo AM 5000 Mtanu ans
itlUQll. ljh biiteu lieB. ga muhs Fem
@yaS msbr. 0diieuonS. Qors
Stdote gtnl5n IN Brano aui:
tper lid III pjoerleSen fun9te. lpnnts
upu Sind io9en meHn tr .nur" n,eoers
9emaht uuo nyht SEN smporeuoen
@rdu 4 mtetteu Ser Soroe Eber.
~Ileitrt uuros. 2te rg%ldnscuoen" Or.
iolss brattsn GmiItauo 9apata's ippis
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-29
OCHSNER'S
The Place for Good Goods.
StOfpe.

otto Stride, ilebit @attin ulpo 3cdy
ter, bon &arios Gitp, 6etitOen iiCl
ollf geittd bel 5ranf 5ride.
Senrp Slteoetnontt uro 0eiieI
Sod9tcr, Martba ulb Siloo, Dol
Berger, iDareil ail Iettcn Sonnto(
allf 8eirdj Del Bieiigen Gerlpa,D
ten.
goap. ilii6 Geo. @itt6olts beNa6cl
iidJ norige @odle mpf Den Sfidfang
oolt eilpein groBen grfolg 1abel ,uir
aber ttid)tS gebort.
@iiie 8eieaidaft girsfliialer, poll
geeiu Sapery beltcbenb aus ltl,geiGbr
oreiBig Eerionen, batten fir Elm
BOAR Gage Der porigen ISOLDE, IN
Der gfabe bon Stolpe, ei1 2aper be.
5ogel.
&idter 3aittom unN @nt. @oedar
reiite1 arn lebten Sanlstng rod
Sfdupille, ST., Inn Der geeroiginlg
con &errl 3oitroip'S Milttter bei3u.
iDobneit.
EsallDr TSlffltSS apoDitfe Der Sofllls
tagidlll.S torpention bel, meld)e am
ponigen Mittpod IN Gbornois obge-
balten iDlir0e.
an bupiget 0ieapstog faro an ben
lliem 0es @asoono6e, eitte Meile iii.
terbolb StoIpe, elm auSflirg itatt,
ST @1rcll bon 6rditleiii@ $. Ginnpa-
bier, DON 81. 2ouis, ltirb 9. Stride,
bon amiias Gitp, Wfo., weld,e itd
5ur Belt bel 6ronf Stride aiif Be.
iitdl beiirpben. Der Gag pergitlg IN
Godft nitgenebnler @eiie inter irlnip
llqtterbdltintgen. 8olgenbe
paren ole SDeilneDmer: 6rditleins
Gillian SfdefL Srieoa Of8ney,
Stride, &aimlnb Siurnebier.
Stride, @eln1a 8riteiis uno
.gictn Stride; ierner, Sreo Stride,
g8ia. Snden, Sbernnn Mtnban
9bsrer, Sobn Stors, CIR.
lito @ni. SdSner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-29

-9ie 5. iGbrIife 2ebper-ger-
ianm1llrlrg trat geitern bier IN Sis'
una 1rnb miro iid) bellte NGfJnnittag
pertagen. gs betbeiligte,p iih etipa
so 9ebrer ans allen Sbeilen bes goun
tbs, ole beute Gadmittog, na1 Ser
toQlrla Der Merchandising altf Gin.
laoung Der gferbaus@ eiellidaft I'M.
ierc sSair beiiTdten.
-golultp4aaii6ter Serlrp 3aitnop
bon Stolpe, empfiltg, aln per9alrg-
nen Samstag Die traurige Nadridt
pom &obe ieiner Wtlltter, pelde an
Wtargal 6esielben Cages, in SfaiD-
billie, Sis, I'M foben Sitter BON "a
Sabren geitorben iit. &idter Gas
from ulpb @m. 8aeder, BON Stolpe,
reiiten nod Sfahmille, I'M Der 8e-
er0iglillg beiSuipobnen.
Die Sonmtogsidyulen pes Scr
manner &reiies bielten ibre iGbr-
lid]e Soitferert5 nm 19. lluO nm 20.
8. 90. in Glbamois. Die 9etbeiligy
lllg mar eiipe iebr aoblreide, inoem
eff 9reoiger lmto 60 9elegaten Der
peridieberen Sorrntagsidllen ON
meIeitb fparer. 8as lebbuite Sill
tereile apeldoes helt peridieOen 5ra-
gen elttgegengebrudjt pllr0e, beipies
0ob ole 8erianmnlalng ioipobl lebr.
reid lpie aild) intereilmtt mar. Int
ter Den 9lnapelenben BON Sermmm
befoitGelt iid) Die ~ioleen0en: u. 8.
Mann s. GleB lmlo 8ottin. 6ran
g. Stred, 6ralilein Si5aie Wsiller,
Srou S. s. @oeit, Sri. 2aura Hoe-
tbemeper, @aitor &oiiuna1lal nno SRI.
6. @ef4naitti.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-29

-Senrb ainnenlonn lt,ro oeiiel
Softer, Sriulein @mmnoo, bon san
tanten am letter. Montog in ibrell
Iuto nof} Sermmln. Sic batter
Srmt 9tetrid Stoenner bierfer &c
glettet, melde, nod einem mebr
tpofentlidentlide1l @eilld BEL Ser.
ipalloten nj DER Secono Greet Rod)
barfdaft, tpieoer in ibr Seint, II
8ellington, 800. Suriidfebrte.
alaguit @rof, Der Seter ali
unierer 2inotppe-N laidine, tpad)el
atn peraalngellen Gonntog Dem @e.
terS 9aiebaH Seam in 6elIen Spiel
INIT Dem II. g. Sealn Don 9enQer
nus5olf, murbe erritlid) perIebt, In.
Dem ibm elmer Ser Spieler olrf 0elt
Sub trat, ipobei Die langen ipibell
gSigel, DeId,e iid) u1rtcr oen SobIell
ser 9aiebolI-S Edible befinben, ben
oes iurgen @rof i'm idmer5.
@eiie peripilnbeten.
-slm Iitttpod) letter @ode il
auf Der Gol1ntp 6arm @nn. Meiter.
inn Sitter BON SO SSobrcn
ltn6 6 @fonaten ~geItorben. @r mar
aus Giiien, &reis Sburg, Sanitoper,
Deiitfd)lalpb gebiirtig uro fam nit
i>arcn Gltern i'm Sabre 1856 nad)
Seit nal,e5u so Sabren
lpobllte er bel gap in unierem Conn.
tp utib lett lebten SSSonuar auf Der
gonntp Sarm. Gr binterlGBt einen
Srltber, Srib Meitermodpr pcId,er
in Der N1be bon 9ap tpobnbaft lit.
Die 9eerbieung farb onl 9onners-
altf Der Goulitp Sarm itatt, fpo-
bel 8a1tor &afimann amtierte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-29

6rau Sobn galentin ritb Sim.
ber. BON 81 Gaio, ST., ipelde iid
ntebrere 8od)en bier 5ltm @esrd
bel Seii @ltern un6 @rpBeltern,
Sobn Neiobort uinb @attin altfae.
balten battetl, reiiten geitern mieSer
tn ibre SeimatD in Sllirois suriif.
J Dor ibrer Seinreiie iprad, Srar
Gdlenti1r all6 alpi nlpierer Office
Dor ltpo eripeiierte 0as announcement
aitf 0as 8oIfblatt.
SIM 3. Roao Oiitrift inter @eg.
alfieber @. s. @ilo, boben Die fol.
genoen @nIuntdre m6breno sen
@ooo Hoo6 Saaet oiisgeseidnete @r
belt an ben beIdieoenen gountu
&oabs eeleiftet:
Sobrs Bros. @eora @ittmonnl,
Irtbur @ittmann, 9risfa Sie6Ier,
Serman Meper, grpin Saio, 9cter
2oratler, 81. Q. 8oeidel, Sobn &op.
polo, S. 6. 0anrder, Oscar &ief,
s.. S. Erdytn, Geo. gherIin, gbriit.
Ganllier, ir, 6rit 8urfbarbt, Srit
Stride. Srit 2ingenieloer, @m. Ser
alter, &itbp Settler, 6. 90. 9anuier,
SO. S. gais. Sreb. Gleb, SstuaIb
Straiiner, ~, g. 9eniine, 9llta.
Sabr, Sos. &oIoamltb. S. S. Saner,
g. Barter, gb. Sobns. Sobn Cher.
mann, Sranf girfeI, IT,, 90. Sem.
per, Sohn 9oiter. @nl. &pblmann,
s.. Brandt, 2puis goeId)eI, ieil.. sri.
bert Naeaeliil, Sos. q. Soroan, @lu.
Serbian, Gfas. Soroon, alrtbnr Yoe.
id)el, Srib Soeliner, g. Saerer, g,
Soerer, Sronf Claus, Sernl. alibG.
mann, Soc &obe, y. 3immermann,
g. 9uffner, Sronf Guffner, Sic.
0uffner, @m. Gaes, 2oqtis &uebiger
Saul &auh. Sui. Huebiaer, g.
@aertler, Gnlll @nebler, Geo. Opp
le, Srib @1pg, Mltg. Gn9, &enrb
@einlorno urrb Serrp Glott.
Scierte Die abilene Spdscit. ygm
27. Satnlar 1918 feierten mir 1nriere
golbene SodBeit," idreibt &err $.
&lef BON IrdIbolb, Ohio. sd, bin
iett felt mebr oils 80 Sabre N(gcnt
fir hen Ilpenfrd1ttcr geipeietl, tnoo
ih tnerbe lett aIt. SD bin a6er
rod 10 Geilu1b rntb itorf, lpie mir elm
MGln iein foant, 1tilh ons oerhanfe
id, Dem Ilpa,frtltter. sc lit nleiftc
@%eapobnbeit, in iebem 8riiiobr ein
poor SlnidGl hoOou ~ Qebruldet,
ltnb id fi1pbe, baB Dies mid GeIlulN
intb itorf crbGIt."
SIM Sitter, tpertl r%tat1trgemdb Sie
'2ebeiSfroft abninmlt, 1T elm miI6e8,
ftirfetoes Seilnittel bllrd,ol1s moth
t%pefrbiq. Sung 1nl6 glt fitber IN
Dem Glpenfrdltter ons Seitrittel
peldes i6rer fGrperlidan @coiirf.
niiien ieoerseit gere6t miro, Seine
gpptbefer Meoi3ir. Spc3iol- 9lqer.
ten Iisfern i'm. Sails fem Igent int
Sbrer Rabe mobiit ibrcibcn sic uu;
Or. Setter sSabrre & Cons 60, t9l
-25 60. Sopne gtne., Gbicngo, Sn.
a6nig aller Mfiibrnngsmittcl.
Sir geritopflng, &opftpeb, In.
berooiIidlfeit mo 9pspepiia men.
net Or. Sings Stem 2ife Iins an
&auI Mntbulfo. Buffalo, 81. q,
fagt, iie ieien Der o&onie Der sb.
fiibrungsmitteI, fin6 elm Segen
fir meme Samilie nllb baIte i'm.
mer peIhe i'm Snnie." Soft cine
u16 tperbet geiunb. Breis
25c. gmpfoblen In allen apotbefen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-29
Sappb Sono,u.

yaadl eilem Iamgen Sdlaf lift Slip
Wnt Witlfle nun tpie6er ertpod,t lt1,o
bot iid an bos Smnnteln BON Gell-
tgfeiten aenbadlt.
$p, 8einlan6 lit our Belt fleiBia
an Der &erbeiierirrg ieiner Sd,elter
limo ieitler @erfit1tte.
Bm. Sorban lit iest beiln @rrt eli
rter 1leilet groBen Sdeiter,
am portgeh DonnerStae iporel
tolgenoe quite @iinger aus utierer
gtadbarfdoft, einIdliebIid bes
S6reibers oieier 3eiIer, fleibia at
Der Strabenarbeit: Gbas. Obenbmts
ltltS aeiiet S6bne, @ogar uapo Or.
thur, Sreb, &attleutnnn lnto beiien
Neffeu, &apntono ul6 Sreo. ST.,
lniuie Gipbolf &abr.
Ga1ns. Sbe1t9oils bot Ole @bre oie
groBten ltpo beiten 8oiierntelonen
in bieier @e9er6 ge5ogen 5lt baben.
Srmt Geo. IS. Senfler, bon ct.
Soiris, befinbet iid bier mlf 9eilsd
bel 8eripnroten iiiro SrelnnScn. sic
Ut tpdbrenG Hires Sierieins Al, Soft
bel &ipoolpf Sabn mo @attin.
Srou 8eter &lott fe6rte am bori.
gen 8ienStog bon ct. 2oiis 3llriid,
tpoielbit ite iih elmer Operation M.
ter5ogen bate tpeIdye eriplgreidl aus.
9efiibrt tpiiroc.
GboS. Serbian, I'M gerein nit lei.
mem Gater, Iotuie Senrp 8einImrb,
Serrp &lott lllb @nt. ,SopSon, 1lnb
inter geniiblnpg bon 5iuci @eIpaus
itelt, berrid)tctelr am poriqen 0orut.
erstog ein gqttes Stiid ar6eit an
l6er Sron &oo6.
Oit Dem EfIii9en iie6t es bier
fiir Sen Serbit id)Iatt aus; es lit
chen piel 81 trofet.
artbltr GoeidcI Bat ole friibere
G6tpiat S1nibt 5arnl hon Dem ieb.
igett @tgettbiimer, anbreaS Sllrit,
aepad)tet. Irtbltr bat oie a6itdJt
ii6 lett goils Der Sarn1erci AT lpio-
men, <t, bos lit redt, ober 10
CONS allein miro eS tidd gefen.
3nblreide 9etpobrer oiejer @e.
genb tpcrt5eit Inn 2olife 6ieier @ode
grobe Iilsitel,t1g in Scrnna1it
beiudlet. @ir iin6 ser Illiidr oaB
oieie Gusiteliliw Elm ~glGn5et6er gr-
folg iein ninN, infoIge ser mtSoe.
Oebnten @prbereitrnger ipeIdbe &c.
ipipie oitdJ Der bieIen 9rG.
1lieit meld,e mlsgeiebt pur6ei. Die
8aitfreltnoidaft bon &ernnnn til
iiro brett beforrt; ale gefltd5er
itd 6aher genitBreider nilb
Gage periidJert balten.
Die Sdutlc inn 8rllens 9iftrift
pip6 ON n1dften Wpntog, zen 1.
5eptenlber fir ben fprnmen6en Ger.
min erDftltct mcroen, inter 2eitlHg
les fGfrig@n 2ebrers, Geo. @eber.
9aS Sbcnbdus-S ddimlbera Or
setter miro iebt bon 9dlen ult6 @e.
3eiellidniten iebr in aniprld &c.
lot1lftteft.
Gtn bcrgnitQefeit SnmStug bega.
Ell lld1 mebrere Ferloiteft bon bier
ad Sapiss, Inn Der SSaa1iliel-& e.
6eiaituobnen melde BET Gar
~ Snbn itattfali6, beiielt &iitSer por
iob uIlS Sern Suln 8eilid Ser 81
,rn eridJieitert tuoren.
Gotpin Sdrniot mar poriae ISOLDE
oh iirnier beim @ei5enbreiden an
er Barren Sort ltnb all Der @oenff
reef.
@ie mir b6ren lit Srol Gbos.
Seller fiir5lid bon ibrer geinds.
nj D~elltiddaH6 iipo Der Sdnuei3
Srott Sobn sdnarb nnb aitber,
nv Ser1uann, befoncen iih an LETT
II Sonutaa mtf 8eialdl Del 2oliiS
lnto Satin.
Setrp &fott, ser Zimmerman.
mt gegeltuirtia cine iteile groBe
deiler fir @1f. Soroon,
:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-29

-Senrb 8iublmarm iinb Satin,
pom ct. 2onis iipo porige 8pG2
bier eingetroffen, iiiil fir mebrepe
Nonate lire Seimatb in Sermani
an5pfflogen irlA iid in Der &c,
1lttloen 2ltft iinierer Stobt bon oell
Wfitben alrpo Den Soraer 6es @e.
iddfts 81 erbolen. Sic peroelt
ibuen 5eitipeili9en Mufentbnlt i'm ser
@obmlng bon goain 9elroer, i'm
@eit giuo Ger Stabt. qle6meil.
-Srelt16 8ictor Silber bat iid,
MN audi elm @l1to aipgei5afft, cine
lreate Sorb Souriita Gar, ipelfe er
BON Dem bieiigen Igetten @eo.
Gberlin faitfte. Ser 8ictor lift 6lirdI
aus nidt engbersig; feline 8ablrei-
fet 6reruoe frele1r iih haber idoir
inn 8orots altf ole pielen 6reuoen-
fabrtetr Si tpeldben er fie iebt IN
ltddyter 3eit einlaoen miro,
-gltber ben 8eeeiitdrben in Den
perifiebc1len gbtbeiliinge1r Ger Mits
itealtpg, ipdbrenb oieier @ode, per-
Den Den 8eiudern nod, ntaitderIei
ofroere attraftionen mo ltnterbal.
tinr9en elmer Grippe bon Mfroboten
,tto 8pmrmiten; treiiierte Sbiere
ituo aonSertc Der M1tiiffapellc. @or-
trotae iiber Iferbmt 1lno @efliigel.
sitdJt ueld)e fiir iid allen eitlen ie.
hen Sarmer beitimnen ioIlten Sic
hiesdbriee Mitsitellinrg nm feinen
Freis SIT beriaumen.
Der &oIeiroer fir 6en Septems
Der Sermin 6es bieiieen &reisgeridts
tpeldben uniere 2eier ont ar6erer
SteIIe bieIes Wottes finhen neroen,
lit ipieber elm iebr fitr3er. 9erieIte
cntlsalt mir 26 Sale, bon melden
mir 5mei SriminalfGlle iino: rSnt-
ltd1 Die &la9e ge9en !Senrp SeIie inb
Gam Setterer apegen frimireIIen
gneriffs, infolee elmer ShlGgerei
bel einen1 Gifnif, ot Der 9irit Greet
Ser Reit ser &c Sdac fine Chill.
fIngen.
g. %. Sidnppler, Ger poplt.
ldre SdmnicN BON GotSSum, tpor an
WSprtng bicr III @egIeituitq ieiner
8ottir, lpeldle iidh BON hier olts n,
@efeIlihoft ibrer @ltern, nod Sigh
Sill, Mo., begob, Inn elm poor @o-
dpeir in ibrer alten Seirtatb 3u Der.
Iebelt. @ie 6err SidnppIer ms
mittbeiltc befilroet iidl Or. 6. Gooins
iucld'er Iids Dor <r5em in Gptshom
niebergclaiien bot, qegcnlpdrtig in
einem ct. 2oitiier SpipitoG rr6 in
iebr beoenflidem 3ititono. SERB
Spcsaidldn, BON TotSbnn, liegt ebens
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olf ltniercr qlrsitelllng. SGlnmt-
lide Sdiiler Der offentliden Sdmlc
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gebt Der Warid Damn nod Dem
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-29

Gin eigembiimlider Sail miro
bon ct. Soiepb berid)tet. Sort
ipurben IN eirern Sofpiiol 6ie Srci
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Gin pierter 9ritber ftarb Dor einigcn
monaten an oerieIben &rontbeit,
obne iif) einer Operation iirtcrmor-
fen 81 ba6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-29

The call of the school bell
will soon be heard in the
land.
The long vacation has been
fine for sonny's mind and
body, but hard on his clothes
He needs a suit, of course.
So one of our Double Breast
ed or Norfolks will interest
you first.
Then shoes are nextin I'm.
portance. We have these in
the cheaper and better
grades.
While blouses, stockings
underwear and hats must all
be replenlShed to make the
boy presentable.
Boys shirts with the high
soft collar. Good patterns
at SOC.
Double Eagle stamps every
Tuesday.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-29

sbonuirt auf Sas Sernanner
@olfSbIatt.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-06-11

The chamber of commerce had as
it's guests at luncheon yesterday sew
eral members of the new state board
of education, which is in session here
this week. Three mmbers of the
board, Hon. H. Harland, Herman Rossi,
and Walter S. Bruce addressed the
chamber on the policies which the new
board will pursue in relation to the
various educational institutions of
the state, and especially to the Uni
versity of Idaho All of the speak
ers expressed a strong loyalty to the
university and pledged themselves to
it's hearty support. Mr.. Rossi, es-
pecialy, devoted much of his time to
the expression of his belief that the
fight in the legislature for the segrega-
ton of the agricultural department
of the university and its removal to
south Idaho is at an end. The time
may come, he said when south Ida
no will have an agricultural college,
but it will never be secured at the ex-
pense of the University of Idaho.
The chamber of commerce was ad-
dressed also by Professor Richard S.
McCaffery on the possibilities Of the
clay industry in Idaho, and especially
in Latah county. Professor McCaf-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-06-11
MEMBERS OF NEW BOARD
EXPRESS LOYALTY TO U.

ferry dwelt at length on the fine quail
ity of the clays that are to be found
in this county and on the fact that
nothing has ever been done toward
the development of this industry The
state of Idaho, though rich in the
quantity and quality of it's clays, is be-
hind all of the neighboring states in
the manufacture of clay products.
An appropriation was made some
time ago by the chamber of commerce
for the collection of a number of
samples of clays that are to be found
in this immediate vicinity. Any sam
pies which are brSught in will be
tested at the univerkk.y and placed
on exhibition at the chamber of com
merce 1t is Professor McCaffery's
belief that no better clay for the
manufacture of building brick, pottery,
and even paving brick, can be found
in the United States than abound in
unlimited quantities in Latah county
After the business session of the
chamber, President Lewis urged the
business men of the city TO give their
hearty support to the commencement
exercises at the university this week
and to the knights of Pythias grand
lodge session which will be held here
in the near future.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-06-11
GRADUATION EXERCISES
AT URSULINE CONVENT

''The Mystic Champion" as adapted
from Wagner, was the story of Lohen-
grin told in metrical measure by the
following young girls: Misses Cath
crime Duggan, Dollie Been, Edna Coz
ier, Ada Burke, Eodyn Curtis, Eunice
Elda Schnk, Elsa Vass, and Clara
Deary. The idea of the recitative was
pretty and an original one, and the
young ladies gave it due force and
expression.
The March and Chorus Tannhaus-
er was we'll rendered by Misses
Cummerford, Been, Friedman, and
Coleman. 1t is long, but it held the
attention of the audience and was
heartily applauded.
The Coronation ode followed. Dur
ing it's singing flowers were strewn
them a carpet of fragrance and beauty
to tread upon.
Bishop Glorieux had been expected,
but a telegram arrived stating that
i'll health prevented his coming, Pro-
fessor McCaffery presented the di-
plomas to the following eighth grade
graduates; Misses Ruth Gray, Clara
Averill, Madeleine Wall, Evelyn Tesch,
Carol Josephine Brown, Grace Belle
Brownfield, Elsie Jibborah and Mar
garet Magdalen Friedman.
The graduates then received their
diplomas, medals and crowns from
Mother Mary Rose.
Prof. McCaffery made the address
of the occasion, which was witty,
brief and to the point. His one warn
ing was that the commencement was
but the beginning of new line of ser
vice.
The valedictory followed 1t had
for it's subject. the class motto Fac
ct Spera," do and Hope" and Miss
Dolly Been in we'll chosen words show
ed the glory of achievement and the
of hope.
The evenings program closed with
a beautiful bridal chorus from Lohen-
grim
The entire program was pretty ana
pleasing and it was well satisfied
audience that dispursed at its close.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-06-11

The third annual commencement of
the Ursuline academy took place at
the convent Tuesday evening There
were two graduates from the academic
department, Miss Dolly Margaret
Been of Potlatch, and Miss Edna Zal-
ora Cozier of this place.
The hall was beautifully decorated
with the class colors, blue and yell
low and large and appreciative aud
ience listened to the exercises.
The program opened with the
March of the Flower Girls" played
on two pianos by Misses Margaret
Friedman, Lillian Coleman, Clara
Averill and Rose Sullivan With the
opening strains of the march the
young girls of the school bearing
baskets of flowers entered and wound
their way through openings and
around the pianos till the stage was
filled with white clad, graceful figures
keeping time to the strains of the
music When finally the stage was
filled they fell back in two lines, and
the graduates entered and were re-
ceived with applause. Then the lines
closed up and they sang a pretty
chorus, "The Call of Summer"
The salutatory, Let Us Praise Men
of Renown," was then given by Edna
Cozier. 1t was a pretty, thoughtful
production, with honor to the great
musicians and poets as its central
theme, and the audience received 1t
with generous applause. Then follow
ed the dedication of the evenings ex-
ercises by Miss Mary Cummerford.
She told in a graceful, easy way Of the
two great musicians whose centenary
occurs this year, Verdi and Wagner,
and told that the evening was to be
dedicated to Wagner.
In consonance with this, Miss Mir
lam McCaffery played "To the Eve
ming Star" with excellent taste and |
feeling. Then Misses Lillian Coleman,
Rose Sullivan and Louise Grieser |
gave an outline of Wagner's chief |
works. Miss Cummerford followed |
with a beautifully rendered piano solo,
'Lohengrin," Wagner-Sigbach. Miss
Jummerford is young musician OF
much promise, showing natural skill,
great sympathy, and good training.