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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-28
IvN lyman TO
LEAVE SALT LAKE

stA tta successful engage
sasaor Stah Theater company
isscr,ann, Tynan. stock star, viii
Al sisnm.. NV morning for New York
% eopt;r, was made 10 get Mr..
aecouns, his engagement here.
,ts be OF some previous en-
4 snan,. "sa unable to stay.
rs wo,l engagement called for
" aqrssner an mere, md he had full.
he smenf' sranf' He SAYS he has
nv ~ to1ksgensnt here and that
!lposn ,eave w Salt Lake City. 1t
s. VINO will take Mr.. Ty-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-28
! teFors Yacht Beaten.

liile w,, H-Ihe English yacht
,ts Nal 'he race for class a
M h lteI9r was second and the
sap,rsua. a. The Msrgahrite showed
~ TIthsu'y over the older yachts,
uosanc. the assistance OF her
yarkt of SO seconds The am
MA hv rs followed closely around
IN .he German dispatch boa
a.o ws. OF accident. The Primo $
tht Of tS. on board the Meteor as
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Score by inn!aEs-
seckinprpgh.

vsrxs. Rsil Two-eass hlts-Yerke NusamIksr
"a ,ynn ,ns one-tbIrd innius,; OF Mcconnell.
in t~othrd' Of az nni7s s;,,. s'1gs:. S.,..rsi si
T ", -, b.se,-Sew York 4; Boston. g
PiT,t base or h.Ilr-on Fishsr. .; OF M'Connsll
20, rsd,.-t \ first base on erTorS-Boston'
:. om L nu,-gv Ftssc- :; by Mcconnell. l.:
- sssisn, a. Pnnea h,D-swesasy, Time
q; xsm-2 hours 4 minutes. umpirHs-Din'en and
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ONLY TWO MEN REACH
SECOND ON JOHNSON
Continued From Preceding Page1

ltors safe
Inc visitors played in improved form
owing 10 the Birmlngha m Johnson con-
ference. which resulted in Jackson's re.
nstatsfnent Turner replaced Lnjole at
second and played n cred!tabIe game
jackson celebrated his return to the game
py making two hits and drawing two
bases on balls In four times UP.
CLEVELAND CHICAGO
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saopmen at Clear Creek.

veayef g. Rio Grands shopm en- s
team Will leave this afternoon
me Clear Creek nine at Clear
ie men will leave the Denver &
Sahos depot at a:25 o'clock. All
ue requested 10 report at the
S = tio sharp, The shopmen Will
nheld 70 play the fast team OF
s on July and 5. playing a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-28
Geoghegan Boy Dies.

Laurence Geogbegan, 8 years of age.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Geoghegan,
died Yesterday at the home of mis- par.
euts. 200 North State street, of pneu-
monia. Funeral services will be held
at clock tomorrow afternoon at the
residence,
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ST. LOUIS. .PITTsRURG.

"bnfted TOT BuTko IN mo cIrhth.
1Ba,trd for Pcrrtt IN the ninth.
.Bstted for Wingo N tho twelfth.
s.Batted for Harmon in tire twelfth
ttBstted for CamnltE In the tenth,
sooro By innings
PlttsburS ......n 2 o o -
81. Louis -.....o o %
Summary: ETors-Masec. Oakea. Miller. Two
base hity-O' LearY. Oakcs. HuEE!ns. Three base
hiS-Miilor. 2 HitE-ON Adams. In Eevcn In
ninss mono In tho eighth: Off Cooper. mono in
one inning none out In tho pinth): off Cam
nitz l IN one Inning: OF! Burke. in eight In
ninEs; of PerTitt in ono inning: OF Harmon
5 In three innings: Off Robinson. none In three
innings Sacrifice ny-coloman. Stolen hases-
whittod Double plays-Adems 10 Butler. o'LsaTy
20 Huggins Konetchy, Loft on bascs-S,. Louis
s; P!t,sbuyE & Bases or balls--On Burke. 2
or adamr :, off Cooper !. Hit by pitcher
By Coo~eT (Evansl Struck out-By Adams. Q:
hy Burle ?: by Harmon !: by Robinson. J. wild
pitch-Camnl,,. Time OF same-2 hours min
u,cs Umplres-Brennan and Eason.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-28
aoran Knocks Ont Logan

( usLEANS. June 27.-Frank
s rlttsburg knocked out Tim
1 Sh!cago IN the fourth round
Tuled ten-round fight here to-
e,ss.ian noored Logan shortly after
I rssss OF the fourth round with n
70 the Jaw and little later
aroh rohago man down for the count
\ n.sss. sun right to the game
y" Weighed close TO 200 pounds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-28
1 Almost Knocked Ont

IN vs, June 2T.-Al Benedict OF
1rss ~ saved from d Knockout at
N Joe Jeanette here tonight
1rd rnesee stopped the night In
socrss ~ vas 10 have gone
c>nsdlr, A right hook 20 the Jaw
d thlrs aown for the count OF nine
sound and another blow
|2es IN .s" seconds after he arose
- Hs hs"n, eroggy that the referee
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-28
Moore Gathers In Prizes.

Np0S. June 27.-More first prizes
Z uptrred today by Judge W II.
2 q New York at the International
foS al Olympia In class 90, for
u harness horses exceeding six
hsds, his Robin Hood and Wallen-
trs the winners. while in class 36.
ts'n hand teams over fourteen and
asetdirg fifteen and two-tcnths
ms team OF bays outclassed the
ompetitors and were awarded
Its challenge ccp.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-28
WEILMAN STEADY;
TIGERS TROUNCED

DETROIT, June 27.-Weilman's pitch
ing was too good for Detroit today and
st. Louis won, s to g. Hall was wild.
walking six men in his stay on the
mound. St. Louis punched hits with
passes in the fourth. Nth and seventh
innings, only the run scored In the eighth
being secured exclusively on hitting
Stanage's fine throwing was the fea-
ture OF the game. He turned back four
runners trying TO steal second and nipped
another off first.
ST LOUIS DETROIT
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Summary, Frro-S-Ssrtkcl. KeaunS, Ne-Eo.
ISS,S carisan. Leonard. Tvo-ers hit,-pno-
iels CO, Cree. Csrrissn. Yerkes Tn'se-osse PIT MT
ots Caldwell, 2 in ,hree inn!nga, Sacrifice hit
wo,ter stolen esss-Dlnels Left on Passes
~, y;,r,, a, postor 10 First base Oh balls
Hrf Erl,ing. 4: OF CALDWELL. I First base on
.r-o-.NSev, YORK q Boston. / struck out-by
xcsinr .. hy Caldwell T. oJ Leonard g. WIG
,,rh-iNop.rd limo OF game houTs min
-. UmpI-ex-H,rt and Dinesn.
SECOND GAME.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-28
.srsnchr1en Mob Referee

yune 2I,-The referee In
! N,anaa Nna night here tonight between
i -, an American lightweight.
g Az os'oud, a Swiss. was robbsd
"a ~ y tho Spectators when ne
~ ooul a draw. The crowd
\ N. nt The American was en-
N @ oec'sion on points. The po-
" called In 10 clcer the hill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-28

summary: Errcrs-Lsvans t0. ASnew. Hcnnes-
reT GaIusr Two base h!t-Ga!nor Threc-bOso hits
-Bricf Asnc7g. Eits-oR Hall. n six and one
third innings of DauSs. IN two and t~o-thirds
lDniugs Sacrifice hit-Uiliams. Stolen base-
Austin Double plny-Wilinms and Austin. Lott
on bases-st. Louis I; Detroit. s. BhM-Weil-
mnp Bases on baIls-ON Hall. 8. or Weiman
a. OF Dauss !. Struck Out-By Nan. ?. by
Dauss 3; by woiImnn. :. Passed ball-ASncv.
Time OF game hour 81 minrteh ump'Fea-
Eranr and Egan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-28

summary: ErTorS-Mnrauyiile. James. Titup
mt base on nrror-Nov York. ] TVo-bhse hit
-TltuG Sacrifice hlts-Meyors, McTkle. Sarrl-
fce Uy-Whhlirg. Stolen baaef-Burnr MELON
ald Lott on baset-Ne~ YORK. 2. Boston. 3
Double playT-Doyic. Fletcher and sha,o-. Msrrp-
vile aud Meyers: Fletcher md McTkle: Doyle and
AcTkle. Base balls-OH TesGcau. ! Struck
out-By Tcsreau. :: by James. !. Time % game
! hour 5s minutes. Ump!res-KIsm and orth.
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STACK GIVES ENEMY
BUT THREE SAFET|ES
Continued From Preceding Page)

throws by Titus and Jamea New York
got only one man on base after this
and he went out stealing
Several times Tesreau was In trouble
but three double plays saved him Bos.
ton filled the bases with three singles
In the eighth. but fast double play
started By Doyle retired the side.
The game was called on account OF
rain for ten minutes in the sixth in
ming.
BOSTON NEW YORK
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-28

Original Chinese herbalIst and founder
OF the Chinese Herb Institute, Denver.
Sal. lake branch. 1is So. Main street.
upstairs over Hlrschman shoe store.
Phone Wasatch $3.50. Special appoint
rents az Hotel Utah. Hours-Oaiiy, .
a. m. 20 6 o. NJ; Sunday, 10 a. m. TO
o. M; evening. 7 TO o'clock.
Thom,u.I suffering froz ei,s7h. sronshi,I
,rouel, throA; trouble. luas irocsle, esroair
cough tuSsrcu!cslt consumption sEihEai. saT
,svsr malaria XtsuAcb trouble. indigestion. con.
p,tpa,icn torpid liver, E1striut piles. d'irrhoss
fi,,ula heart eke,,e. akin dltesSsH scfenaA.
srortuIA female troubles nervousasss, inson-h-
oessity kI5nsy trouble. bladder trouhle. iumeaso.
BrlRht's disease. diISrfss, roeunaufl. neuralgia.
dropsy eir-iress. Nssdacss. nervous debility IN
men and mary Other chronic diseases have e>-n
restored 70 heaith had Happiness without polso,-
Gus drugs. o. tAe knife hJ the Yss Foo Ign
Chinese hsrtS
cou.ui,n.ioa free 81 ~. Yes Foo Lau, e. n.
q, Chinese Herb Institute. II So Mhia. UPSTAIRS
by rreseatirE tss notice
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New Corporation,

Clsset,- Thomson Investment company. Tooele
city: capital stock 5000 shares s. each William
II. ClAgstr. president end general manager; Ar
thur Thomson. voe president: Mabel 7. C!aEett,
secretary and treasurer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-28
Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

Elme- Falkn.r IS Eardiy court. boy.
Heber GAJieF. t27 Ess, Eighth South street
boy.
Samuel K. Gr.enbqry. Ns Norh rinh we,t
street. girl
Charles z. Jensen. "a East sixth South street,
boy.
P Carbon s13 Blaine sveuu.. boy
H ]. ChTistlanssn. is2 North First West street.
girl
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Marriage Licenses.

James c. Robinson. Jr.. P,rasouah. and He,;s
3. Mkalson Psrowhn.
Charles c. R!nE hnd Eli, sAh.bsrS. both Of
Salt Lake.
Nicholas II. Williams and Ella c. Robinson.
both Of salt Lake.
Edmund Ggocnwsll and Matilda Blssegser. both
OF Ogden
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Deaths

June 20 1913. Irwin Stevens. 1875 Lincoln rv-
s1us. aged s days. oonyuisIons.
juno 2s. 1913. Charlie F. Hansen. s5 West
Third North street. aged months erysipel.s.
June IS. 1919. Thomas r. GTi'tithr. emergency
hospital. aged q years guo shot wound honi-
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Latouia Results.

sy International NsNs Service
Tirst race. five tu-lonEs-Pspaty ll2 Io';us'.
IS Sn Sc 20 and - 80 won Lambs Tail. n.
fs,eoli 1870 ana u.1 second: Father RILEY
II. (S.eon $3.50. third. Tins. i.oi IS. pufin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-28
Tooele Game Oh.

same between the Rio Grande
c,arrs md Tooele has been called OF,
oyy,nc 10 the wet condition OF the Tooeie
crouud5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-28

IUIINIHIF' HIiH-DU JlcOttr. u slK and tvo-
thirds Innings: OF Russell, Ia two aud one
third innings; off FnlkonberE. N six Innings;
oN Bland!ug, none In tVo innings. Sacrifice hit
-ChaBs Sacrifice ny-Collins. Stolen bases
Bodic. Ryan. Double plays-SchAlk 20 Rath; TnIr-
ner 20 Johnston. Lord 10 Weaver Chase. ley,
on hascs-Cloyolhnd, O. Chicsgo, $. Flint base
on oRlls-oN Clootte. 4. off FElkonberg 3: of
Russell. ?, Struck out-By Cicouo. ?: by FAlken-
berg, 2; by Russell. l. Time % game hours
Is minutes. umpres-Eildebrsnd and o'Lough-
lin.
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'Ran for CsriSch In the ,everth
f5iitcd for Falkc5berg IN the seventh.
iran for La!oie IN tho seventh
--Rsttcd for 0'NoiU in the ninth.
'tBatted for Rhtn In the fourth.
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ST. LOUIs-D DETROIT.

'Bnttei for Mortarty In tho ninth.
LEnitcd To- Dausa IN tie nlulh.
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PosToN-NEw YORK

Hsiied for Whaling IN tho eighth
fRea 70. Seymour in tho eighth.
The Colorado statesman., 1913-08-08
NOTES OF THE ZION BAPTIST
CHURCH.

DR.. S. N. Vass, field Bible teacher
for the American Baptist Society, will
begin a series of Bible Institute lee.
lures at the church Sunday morning,
to continue through the week. Bible
studies will be given each afternoon
at 3 and evenings at $50. Dr. Vass
is the leading Bible teacher of the
race and every one should endeavor
to hear him. Admission to these lee.
lures free.
Zion's Outdoor Carnival will be
held this year on the first five even.
ings in September. This is the great.
est fun-making event of the season
Everybody will be there. Don't for
get dates.
Zion invites the public to worship
with her in the new church on the
first Sunday in October, and to par
ticipate in our moving-day rally. Sou,
venir stock certificates will be pre-
sented to each friend who contributes
on that day.
The Colorado statesman., 1913-08-08
SHORTER CHAPEL.
Washington and Twenty-Third SITS,
Rev. Robert L. Pope, B. D., Pastor.

Twenty-third and Washington Sts.,
Rev. Robert l.. Pope, B. D., pastor.
The following order of service will
be observed at Shorter tomorrow:
9:45 a. m.-Sunday school; lesson,
The Passover" Elk. 12:1-42.
II a. m.-Preaching by the pastor
6:45 p. m.-Miss Grace A. Town
send, secretary of the Florida Union
of Christian Endeavor, will deliver an
address before the league. Mis- Town
send is an expert in C. E., and our
young people will do well to hear her.
p. m.-Preaching by the pastor
Tomorrow has been set apart as the
time when every member and friend
of Shorter is cordially requested to
pay his dollar money. If you want to
make your PASTORS burden lighter and
strengthen his heart for other duties,
pay tomorrow.
We have just closed very success
full quarterly conference. The pres,
ence of Presiding Elder Ward was re-
sponsible for unusually large audi
ences, evidencing the high esteem in
which he is held by the. citigenry of
Denver. The services Sunday were
highly spiritual and three persons
were received into the church. Quar-
terly reports rendered, showed that
$1,607.10 had been collected for the
trustees department; $4S9.51 for the
stewards; and $65. for Christian Edu-
cation. The conference closed with a
sort of testimonial meeting and the pre-
siding Elder and pastor We're warmly
commanded for tie splendid achieve
ments of the year, and in which the
prayer for the return of both was
unanimous.
We are glad to welcome back to our
communion Mr.. and Mrs. Royal C.
Brown who has been on a bridal tour
embracing points of interest along the
Pacific coast, and the International
convention of Christian Endeavor at
Los Angeles, Cal
The Colorado statesman., 1913-08-08
CAMPBELL CHAPEL, A. M. E.
CHURCH,.
Cor 23d and Lawrence Sts.-Rev. H.
Franklin Bray, D. D., Pastor.

OOT Zou ana Lawrence otS.-heV. n.
Franklin Bray, D. D., Pastor.
Tomorrow is to be great day in
Campbell. The pastor will preach at
II a. m. Rev. T. H. Wiseman, the elo-
quet Gospel divine and sweet singer,
will preach and sing at p. m. anc
Mrs. Olive Elliott, the woman of great
spiritual power will preach at p. m.
The pastors of the churches with
their numbers will unite with us in
the afternon service. The choir will
furnish special music all day. This
is our annual rally for the Steward de-
partment.
On Tuesday evening, the 10Th, n
Midget Wedding" will take place, aft
er which the pastor will unite in mar.
riage two of the most popular soloists
of our race in Colorado. Guess who.
The bride and groom will sing solo
following their marriage. Better come
early If you want a seat.
Rocky Mountain Lake is where
Campbell church and Sunday school
are going to spend Wednesday, the
goth. EdI johnson will have a good
barbecued dinner for all and there
will be athletic sports all day and a
Jubilee concert at night under the
management of Madam c. A. j. Spires.
"'Nuf said"
The pastor visited Colorado Springs
this week on business for his King
The coronation of the Queen under
the management of Mrs. W. Chas.
Blackwell promises to be the treat of
the season. Look out for the large
placard announcements.
The Sewing Circle will give away an
auto quilt on Sept. 11th to the lady re-
ceiving the largest number of votes
over 100. 1t will take a prophet to tell
who will get it as several ladies are
hard at work Help your friend
The Colorado statesman., 1913-08-08
BY SPECIAL REQUEST

Our many friends at the Denver Cit
zens' picnic, July 81, 1918, ask the
committee to give picnic at Meta
Park, the beautiful South Platte Can
on as about two hundred (2oo) who
were left at station didn't get there on
time, we will give picnic for their
benefit on August %, 1918. SIPS round
trip.
The Colorado statesman., 1913-08-08
Economical.

While in lunch room one day five
year-old Beatrice ordered omelet, and
later her guardian was surprised to
see her eating the parsley, too. DO
you like parsley?" No" answered
Beatrice, but l hate to see things
wasted
The Colorado statesman., 1913-08-08
John James Aud ubon,, Gun.

The gun used by John James Aubu-
bon, the naturalist, may be seen in
the New York Museum of Natural
History. It hangs below a picture of
the scientist who is great among great
Ame,icans.-Magazine 0; American
History.
The Colorado statesman., 1913-08-08
Beatitude Exclaimed.

why does the Bible say that peace
makers are blessed?" asked the Boob.
Because they are the shock-absorb-
ers on the journey of life replied the
Wise Guy.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Colorado statesman., 1913-08-08

The Denver Brush Factory, 41s
18th street, with a branch store at
14OS Curtis street, can supply you with
any kind of brush imaginable.
Brushes and janitor's supplies a spe-
cialty. Call and see them.
The Colorado statesman., 1913-08-08

13 CENTS A DAY BUYS A PIANO.
WITH MUSIC LESSONS FREE. PI-
AMOS FROM sSS UP. COLUMBINE
MUSIC CO., 920-924 18th STREET,
CHARLES BUILDING.
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6,953 Dos Biirgerpebt ertpirft. gor
10 Sabren 6efairben iicb 1887 Gin.
getDnnoerte in &unias gitp iin6
fpetit oie 3nnuBrpe i'm 0ieier 3eit-
ipanne ettpa 1000 aiif. Bdbreir6 ole
Stabt IN oepielben 3eit Inn $4,000
Sltllabln.
SIN ct. Soiepb firo nur etapa elm
Ne,nrtel Der ginapobner Musl1n6er
8ies ideiiit basieIbe 8erbGltniB in
arroeren St1bten lln1 S6rfern Mf
ioitri's sl ieirt Bon Der 8eboIfes
ra,rg iin6 77.403 8eiBe, 4,249 gle-
ger uno 26 Sn0ianer, Sopaneien II.
Gbinelen. Die 3abl Der gitsetpaip-
oerten beSiffert iid, nuf 8,113 ntuo
beoeiitet in ben lebten 10 Sdbren
eiren &iifgang. 0ffiaielI boben 26.-
051 Weannsperionen Dos itinlnnbe.
re6tigte @lter erreift. Sn ct. So
fepb befinoen iib 1906 @obnbalt-
Ter NIT 1873 Snrnilien. Die 3abl
Der bter5lllan0e bon beimiiben 81
tern @eborenen bel1irft ii6 dl,f 3d.
015. Inter ben @ingepanberte1
fiip0 Die Deutiden nrit 2,641 Berio-
nen am itarfiten peptreten.
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ct. aumiier Marftbcridyt.

Der @eisenntnrft mar ap16refub Der
ant Sienstog 6eetuoeten 8od)c redt
feIt Dor allen iipfolge beS lm1fmparei
den Grport5, bann aber oish ipcil Die
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@roBen Seen 5n Wtarft beforoert
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Ginbalt gebietet. @abreno mat ser
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Rreiie feline beionbers Itarfe &enrelp,
Sitrl1 Steigen betpielen, iln0 Ser Marft
ridtet iid ionlit nod 5ltin groBen
Sbeil nod lofalen @erbGltnilien.
Die 3lpfitbren i'm Ct. 2olliier
Oiarft bleiben sienlli6 groB; Die gu.
fitbr ON pei6ern @intenpei3en bat
ober farm Der gtaGfrage entiproben.
9aonrd lit in ct. 2ollis eirte greis.
iteigerliilg eiltgetreteif, lln6 an 9ieips.
tag be6ablte man fir ygrobeo" @ei.
sen 871l2 97 gts. pro 8uibcl; III
gtehD Yorf 95 Cts. $t.01 pro 9ll.
ibeI.
Die fonmnerSiellen Gorrdthe nab.
men imn 4,171,0O0 9nibel slt, bon
eenen ein GROCER Sbeil inr Sralls.
port oitf Sen SSeen lit; oie @eianlt.
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ionbers i'm &erminbapbel. Breiie
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70 (f Cor su 76Gts.) }, fir altes &orn
bis 5lt so @ts. pro 9ufbel.
Safer bat eifien nt6Big feiier
Morft, bei gutter gsadJfrage fiir bette
2naIitat. Greiie fir rgraoeo" iino
80 1924 Gts.
Die falte @ittemlng itn6 Die germ.
gen 3iriatbren babep Den 4artoffel.
ntnrft ettpos gebotef 9ie 3piibr ut
nlGBtg, oie @odfrage fIall. 0as
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item greis bringen Sbobo aartotiellt.
2eben6e Sdbpeine fDaren mebreren
Sdipontinrgen iliitermorfen Breiie
iino jest alti nngefiibr 0erielben SObe
iuie Dor elmer @od)e Der Gelltlter
miro Sn 5000 $40 perfalift,
nad auaIit6t nn6 @etpidt Ser 99iefe-
Die rleiftefi gerfdlife apiiroen ou
$7.45 $7,75 abgeidloiien.
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Sappp SauoD.

Sid @einlnnS, ipeld)er iid felt
5iuei @od)en bier anf @eiildJ bel
@ertpanoten befano, reite anr LETT
ten Montag pie6er ,adbaiiie,
9oIi5iit s. 8. Sailer, rebit @at-
tin uno 9tn6, bon ct. 9ouis, iua-
rem porige Wod)e dlrf 8ell1 bel Sp.
8einIanb ,ut6 @ilI. Sorban.
Serrp 8paiibt apur6e in Der por-
igen ISOLDE bon ieiner @attin nit
eittenl biibiden, fIeinen S6dterden
beidenft.
Gbos. Sbetbaus, beiien Sano fiir5.
lid perlebt apitroe, farm bieielhc jett
tpieoer gebraiihen
@m. sSoroarl rebft Sanlilie, lttS
Senrp @einlonb ,inb @attirL itdtte.
ten Der SamiIie BON SenrD 8panot
am persaiugenen Sonntag eiaen BE
Iitd ab.
@m. Snrit bilit gegen,parttg Co
min Sdnlibt beim &orinnablen uino
beim S1gen BON 8altbol5.
9aito Sabn rpo SamiIie pnreit aalt
letten Sarnstog aiif Beiald bel Del
lem Sdapager, @miI Steffen. mo 5lir
sseier bon Srnu Steffen's @ebnrts-
faa Elm ySlrpriie Bartp" itattfano.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-12
gefreit sic ainSer pOn @iirmern

SleiSbore imb nnmutbige &inber
f6nnet geiin6 unb froblid gen1odt
merbcn ourd 9efreiiing bon @iir.
mern. Gos 5dIagert 0tolIen. 3ab.
nefniriden, @einen i'm Sdlafe, gro.
Ber Snrit inn Magen, Siebersefiibl
uno id,Iedter sltbem, iino SDnlptome
Don 1iirntcrn. saifnpoo Norm Sill.
Ter, ein leid]t 5u nebmenbeg 6anbp
ooSenae, pertreibt Die 8iirnier, re.
ouiirt sic eingerueioen ,iio perIeibi
sen SSinSern @eiunbbeit nno 8rob.
linn. Sron S 81. 9risbin, @lstne
Sll., iogt: uSnbe 3idapoo Worin
SELLER jcit Sobren benubt uno befreie
sic Gin6er BON @iiriner. mos an.
bers nift getbm tueroen fonnte. :
@orontirt. gei offen gpotbeferft
coer Der goit. Greis 25c. aidapco
ssnoion 0eeoirille Co., @bilnbelpbia
nrs0 ct. 2oiiis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-12
1f1tattttet: 9
Mbnabme BON 3,118 Sdnlfiahera ID
ben Staatsidnlen.

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Der 5tuii6en 6 iapo 20 sSabpeB int
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ben @o,ntp Glerf8 6an StontSjis.
perintenoenten fiir offentIide Sdas.
len @illian g. gnans, 5ltgeianotcn
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Sdnilfinber Inn Stnnte betrGgt 959-
623. Bon Der @bnabine iporeat 2t78
8eiBe nrlo $40 Neger. @s giebf
919, t66 tueiBe illp6 37,339 farbise
&itt6er In 0en offeittliden Sdpilen.
Ne 2ebrer oes Staates erbielten
Salare bon auiantt1en $9,766.224
tpGbreno bes Subres.