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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
FIND WARR|NER
SHORT $943.35
Bonding Company Asked to
Make Good Deficiency in
Register of Deeds Fee.

Cogswell, N. D.. Aug. 2.-rhe re-
port of the deputy examiners on the
investigation of the records in the
Office OF the register Of deeds during
the incumbency Of d. L.. Warmer,
was made public in a ~communicat on
from State Examiner Severtson. A
shortage of s943.35 is reported. 1915
in chattel mortgage fees collected and
not entered in the fee book. or turned
over to the county treasurer, and
Ss7.35 In deeds and mortgages not
entered in the books.
The county auditor has been in
structed to notify the bond companies
at once OF the shortage, and they
will no doubt reimburse the county
without delay.
The commissioners have odered the
examiners to go back to 1905. four
years more. in the offices of the coun-
ty treasurer and auditor. The exam
liners ave about completed the first
four years investigation and 1t is re-
ported nothing irregular has been
found in either office.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
fARC0AN ALSO
BOUGHT HORSES
Rported That A. ]. Brauer
Exchanged Wisconsin Land
For Arizona "Phantoms"

Fargo, N. D., Aug. 2.-J. F. Brauer
of Fargo Is reported to be among the
large number of Dakotans and Min
~nesotans alleged to have traded land
for horses in Coconio county, Arizona.
Mr.. Brauer was in Minneapolis on
business which took him by the stock
yards, where he became acquainted
with the horse dealer. Brauer had
some land in Wisconsin and 1t is
said the trade was made in the Office
of a Minneapolis professional mar
who was a personal friend Of Brauer
and claimed to know that the horse
man was honest. Brauer will prob
ably seek the cooperation Of this
friend in straihtening matters out.
Brauer was more foresighten than
Halvorsen Of Hettinger and others al
legged to have been "stung," as J e Sc
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
DICKINSON E[KS
STAGE BIG SHOW
Will Make Dedicatory Cele-
bration Next Week a Grand
Feature With Sensations.

Dickinson. N. d.. Aug. 2.-The en-
tertainment in connection with tho
dedication OF the new Elks' home AT
Dickinson on August S and 6 prom
Uses to be one Of the best eve given
on h Missouri slope. In addition TO
an interesting program of events for
two days the visitors viii be given Il
real taste OF the "old west" in the
form of the Elks' rodco and wild
west exhibition. Bill Mccarthy, who
is scheduled for the famous "stam-
pede' in Winnipeg, Can. on August .,
gives an exhibition AZ Dickinson. He
brings his Miles City Round-Up''
time to see champion bronco busters
perform. champion trick riders. e
will have his outlaw horses and will
certainly give the people "A program
of cyclonlc sports.
The Elks' rodeo will be unlike any
thing ever seen in North Dakota. The
Canadian people have made Mr.. Nc
Carthy special Inducements TO bring
the show to their city and II people
are going to have the first opportunity
of seeing this grand frontier cxhibi-
ton.
Following is the program Of the two
days vents
Tuesday. August 5.
Reception of visitors.
800 y. m.-Elks' Rodeo and wild
west exhibition at ball park, under
the leadership of Brother Bill Nc
Carthy. chief Of cowboys.
700 p. m.--Automobilc parade.
$50 p. m.-Dedication OF new
home.
Music.
Dedication services conducted by
the officers OF Dickinson lodge h. p.
o. F., No. 1877.
Music-Quartct.
Address Of wclcn1ne--W. r. Burnett.
R~esponse--L. A.. Simpson.
Mustc-Quartet.
Address-Georgc p. Jones.
Music.
1890 p. m.--Reception. Initiation
of candidates.
Wednesday,. August q.
70. 1000 n. m.-Elks' parade.
1880 p. m.-Reception of visiting
ladies. by ladies Of Dickinson lodge
No. 11a7. including - musical pro-
gram.
300 p, m.-Elks' Rhodeo md wild
west exhibition at the baseball park.
under the leadership of Brother Bill
McCarthM chief OF cowboys.
200 p. ,m.-Automobile ride around
the city.
$50 p. rn.-Dance AT Elks' building.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
NEW sCHoon AT w1IL1sroN.

williston, N. D., Aug. AT the
meeting of the board Of education the
contract for the new school building
to be erected at the north side Of the
Central building was let to M. ]. Bor-
sheim of Williston, at $21.450. The
heating and plumbing contract was let
to Daniel Bell & Co. o fthis city, thsoP
bid being $3.50. The building Of the
fire escapes for the old building was
also let to M. ]. Borsheim at $464.
The beginning Of the construction
work now only awaits the action Of
the board Of university and school
lands in approving the bonds Of the
district, which were voted for this
purpose.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
AcouIT KENMARE FARMER.

Minot, N. D., Aug. 1.-The Jury
brought In a verdict Of not guilty in
the case Of the state against Albert
Gardner, the Kanmare farmer accus-
ed Of stealing a shack valued at $3.50
from H. E. Peck. a Kenmare loan
man. Gardner borrowed mnoey from
Peck on his homestead but lost the
land. After he decided not to lease
the land from Peck, he moved a shack
to his wife's land. from which place
it had been taken originally. The
Jury evidently decided that the man
had a right to this. The defense pro-
duced evidence to show that the shack
was worth about $50.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
BUCHANAN IN STREET CAR ROW
Chicago Representative Has Trouble
Over Transfer Slip.

Washington, Aug. 2.-What appears
the time" on a transfer given Rep
resentative Frank Buchanan of Chi
cago threatened for a time to delay
street a traffic when the conductor
Of a a tried to put Mr.. Buchanan
off. sayin gthe transfer time limit had
expired. f'""
Representative Reilly Of Connecti-
cut appeared on the scene and induced
MI. Buchanan to get off. AS he had
taken the first car that had passed
since he left the car on which he OBJ
tanned the transfer Mr.. Buchanan de-
clares he will sue the company If he
finds he has legal grounds to do SO.
Several other members Of congress
have had trouble over transfers in
going from the capitol OF the house
Office building.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
FIRE NEAR BIsBEE

Bisbee, n. D., Aug. "A large barn
on the Mary E. Cartwright farm was
destroyed by fire and thirteen head
OF horses. a large quantity Of feed,
harness and other farm implements
were burned. The origin of the fire
Is a mystery. occurring about 3 o'clock
in the morning. The heaviest loss
falls on Scotia Cartwright. a son of
Mrs. Cartwright, as there was no in
slrance on the horses, feed and inn
PIGMENTS. these being his property as
he was working the place for his
mother. The building was partly in
sured. The total loss is estimated at
about $4,000.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
SIX pERsoNs GIVE cu,M

Fargo. N. D.. AUG. Six person.
have submitted to operations that skin
might be grated on the arm of Helen
L-amdrakes. of Rugby, N. d. L. ID.
I-amdrakes. a brother of the injured
girl. was the sixth person to submit to
an operation.
Tho removal Of skin from the broth
er's arm was effected yesterday.
Miss La lndrakes sustained serioue
burns In n gasoline explosion at Rug
by. January .. Since that time she
has been confined to a local hospital
and five previous attempts TO graft
skin on the burns have failed.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
$50 p. rn.-Dance at Elks' building.
FARMERS ASSOCIATION TO MEET

Gently organized Farmers Protective
association are meeting here today in
its first regular session. NJ. r. Hig-
gins Is president n r. g.. Arnstad
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. The organization
Is the ~outgrowth OF the old fight be-
herd lHnv. Another object Of the
meeting is to Interest tho Mckenzie
county commissioners in a plan to
make a levy for improving farming
conditions. 1t liz probable III local
association will become affiliated with
the North Dakota Better Farming
movement.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
HUMANE OFFICERS HOLD G1RD.

Minot, N. D., Aug. "A young girl
from Drake. n. D., whose name will
not be divulged, was taken in charge
by humane officers at the. o rail-
road depot yesterday after the re-
.ceipt here OF a telegram from Drake
telling the officers to stop her.
Her parents moved to a homestead
near Prince Albert some time ago.
when they were about to 90 h re-
fused to go with them. The parents
decided to let her remain with her
uncle at Drake. A telegram is ex-
pected this afternoon from the Ca
madam mounted police telling the Of
ftcers here what to do with the girl.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
RATE HEARING TO BE HELD.

Bismarck. N. D.. Aug. 2.-The state
railroad commission will hold a hear
ing at Fargo. August IL. on the sub
ject Of freight rates. All Of the COM
mercial clubs Of the state have been
notified, as we'll as the commission
men and shippers and also the rail-
roads. Rates in North Dakota are
at present about one-third higher
than In South Dakota.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
NECHE MAN IN BAD ACCIDENT.

I eI1UIIld, N. d., Aug. Wv ME
Paul Norman Of Neche was returning
to Hamilton with hts automobile to
bring n load of passengers home from
the fair, he raj into a badger hole
two miles south of Bathgate while
running at a swift speed. and the car
turned over, throwing MI. Norman
out and partially under the car. He
was alone, but another automobile
was following and its occupants pick
ed Mr.. Norman UP and took him to
a house and called medical aid. Mr..
Norman's injuries are quite serious,
his shoulder being shattered, his COL
lar bone and arm bones p%rotruding
through the skin. The physicians hope
hat there will be no further compli-
cations or surgery to be done. though
1t is possible that amputation may
be necessary.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02

cured a clause in the bill of the sale
to the effect the traders would round
up the horses for him; but If there
are no horses, he does not expect a
great deal Of advantage from that.
The alleged swindle is being investi-
gated by a number of North Dakotans
who nov hold bills Of sale for horses
for which they have given deeds to
lands.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
X BOY INJURED.

FTaXton, N. D., Aug. 2.-The o Of
H. q. Holtz. who lives nine miles
Of town, had the ligaments
Of his foot badly torn in a hay rake.
The boy was taken to Kenmare where
an X-ray examination was made. No
bones were found to be broken, but
the liRaments and other tissues Of the
foot were torn SO badly hat the boy
will be confined to an invalid's chair
for several weeks.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
CHILD NEARLY

Medina, n: D., Aug. 2.-Dora, the
year old daughter of MI. and Mrs.
VIM. Wellhausen. came near drowning
while playing around the yard with
the rest Of the children. She crept
away from where the others were and
had fallen into a pail Of water when
discovered by her mother. The little
one was quickly rescued from her
perilous position and. although pref
ty well water soaked. was resuscitated
and has now fully recovered from the
shock.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
cHuRcHs FERRY sun SOLD.

Devils Lake. N. D.. Aug. &c. =.
Harding. formerly superintendent Of
the Churchs Ferry schools. and re-
Gently appointed postmaster at that
place. closed deal for h purchase
paper which for many years has BEEN
published by George c. Chambers,
who. met with Q tragic death in IN
automobile accident At Devils LAko-4
few months aGo. $3.50
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
FIRE GETS BEYOND CONTROL.

Adams. N. D.. Aug. 2.-when Pete
kenney, residing a mile east of
Adams. attempted to burn some dead
grass and weeds Monday, he did not
realize how windy 1t really was until
the fire became uncomfortable and
started for a nearby stack at a fear
for help and about ten autos loaded
with f1re-fghters tore off to the rescue,
and the Are was put out, but not until
1t consumed about twelve loads Of
nee new hay.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
CHILDREN BURN BARNS.

VeIva, N. d., Aug. 2.-Jens Hystad
of north prairie lost W barns by
fire. The children had been playing
in n Of the barns with matches and
1t Is thought that they set it on fire.
The flames soon spread to the second
barn and in a short time both were
reduced to ashes. Fortunately no
stock a in the barn al the time,
except two small calves. and these
were burned to a crisp. A quantity
Of hay and a set Of harness were also
lost.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
: ExPECT GOOD nELDs.

velva, N. D., Aug. 2.-The prospec-
tive yields in the district have been
increased at least 80 per cent and in
some instances about so per CEN
during the last two weeks. Two weeks
ago it was estimated that the average
in the district would be only about
seven bushels, but that estimate is now
very much too low. Another heavy
rain within the last week has added
to the good prospects.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
STANDARD TO FACE NEW FOE.
American Syndicate Purposes Getting
and D%eNcloping Mexican Fields.

London, Aug. 2.-Direct competition
for the Standard Oil company by a
powerful American syndicate Is prom
Used in a pending deal whereby the
syndicate will obtain what are known
as the Pearson oil fields in Mexico.
1t is planned to build a great fleet
of tank steamships to convey the pro-
duct of the wells to ports on the Gulf
of Mexico to furnish crude oil to gas
companies.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
FIGHT OVER CIVIL SUIT.

Cogswell. N. D., Aug. John Nc
Alpine voluntarily pleaded guilty to a
charge Of assault and battery before
Justice Saylor n was fined IS and
costs. The assault. 1t is said. grew
out Of garnishment proceedings insti-
tuted by Albert Peterson against Nc
Alpine to collect an old store bill
amounting to about $500.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
STATE BUYS HANKINsoN BONDS.

Hankinson. N. D.. Aug. City
Auditor Rennix received word from
the state board of university and
school lands that the $40. 900 issue
Of Hankinson city bonds had been ac-
cepted and that the money on same
would be forthcoming as soon as the
with. This means that the money
will be paid out Of the school fund
Of the state. The bonds are accepted
at par. the interest ate being five
per cent
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
FALLS TO DEATH IN PIT OF FIRE
Flame Fighter PIunges Through Sky.
light at MacOInb Blaze.

Macomb, ILL.,. Aug. 2.--Herman Pet
ers. a volunteer fireman. was burned
to death and 100000 damage was
caused In n fire h n destroyed the
plant OF the Western Stoneware COM
pany. The fireman fell through, a
skylight into the flames.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02

They say a lot about the work of
busting. busy bee, but the chigre's
line Of industry is what is movink
me."-(From the soulful sonnets of
a summer girl.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02

Miss Jouett Adair Fall, daughter
Of Senator and Mrs. Albert B. Fall,
Of the latest state of New Mexico, is
one Of the .prettiest girls in the con-
gressional circle. She is a COMPARE
lively recent arrival, having come to
Washington last fall. Her father has
become a senator of considerable
prominence, whose name is frequently
mentioned in regard to Mexican at
fairs.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02

Poor people like to believe the rich
are stingy.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
RANCHER KILLED IN WRECK.

Dickinson, N. D.. Aug. &c. c.
Cresswell. q ranches from Midway.
was instantly killed in a railroad
wreck in the local yards Thursday
night. He came here from Iowa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-30
Sd,mcrsen inn 9taaen

oeitte,r ON, SaB 9eber uno gtierer
olrber Srouing iiuo. gerltadldf'
iislne mag 8u 8aiierilpdt, 3uder-
franfbeit uisu. iiibren. 8articnoe
e1ltpfebIen electric 9itters aIs oas
bette MitteI fir. Magen uno geicren.
8. g. aJiton bon 9foIeigb, g. g.,
ipeIder all Sdmer5en i'm Magei
intS 9tiideit lit, fcbreibt: vMeine
pno 2e6er pnrei trdoe uilo
aiiBer OrOnung. Sitt piel, ober
electric 9itters iuur6e augeratbeiL
gebroiidt iub gleid BON Der eriten
Sole 9inbSoeritne Deripiirt. 6iibIe
iest tpie elm neiter Manr." gSipo
and @ud beIien. 9sur Soc rnS 81.
gu baben in allen slpotbcfen. -glOp
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-30
Berntann, alo., grettae, oer 80 ablai 1918

brinsen niiiien, Inn dllf benz arteri.
taltii6em Marfte fonfurrirer 5it fon'
nen, faIlt er meg, 10 fonnen lie DIE
an1erifaniide sSnbuitrie auf man
den @ebieterr aus bem Sel6e i6la-
gen, menn oieie ibnen nidt mid ei.
ner Dem 3ollwegiaa entlpred]etiben
&e0uftion begegnet. Sn btelei1
Sallen miro babur6 cine Serabieb.
iing Der @rbeitsIobne unnerneiolid
tpepoer, berm MN iuenige 9etriebe
arbeiten nit iolden 8roiiten, oab
Die BETTER ben ausfaI dIlein gu
trogen pernlDdten. Damn aber ent.
itebt oie Srage: n8as iriiet Dem
9lrbeiter eine 8erri1lgeruirg Der Sc.
bensfoiten, penn gleid)aeitig ieln
geroienit geringer miu69"
9ta6 slniidt Der uSseip yorfer
Sanoelsoeitilrg" miro aber Die Sin.
Igelegenbeit IN einer slrt autolnati.
Ment &onlprorniB enben. Die ane'
rifanii6en Sabrifanten, oenen Der
bisberiee 3olll6ls genommen. per.
oen lire @aare nidt elei6 I'm oerl
Dollen 9etrag Oes 3olles berabieB.
Ell, ldon Inn Die Heouftion Der Sob
ne unb Die babon 81 befiirbtenben
8etriebsltoritpgen an permeiben. 9a.
bingegen miro iib ben bonn Gin
galpgS5olbe befreiten Snoritriellen
guropa's pilfommene @elesenbeii
bteterb ibre bisber sera0e bur6 oet
Soa itarf ge6riidten, @rportpreiie
dltfaiti6Ioge1l, 10 bab Die @rlei6te-
rung Der bieiigen Ginfiibr Dem aus-
lano SortDeil brineen piiroe. ob!le
ben amerifanii6en &oniumeitten 81
entlniien.
gs bleibt abauiparten, in tpie iueit
ii9 oieie 8orausioglt,tg beitatisen
miro. go biel uber itebt idon iebt
felt, baB Die ben1ofratiide 8artei Die
ungetbeilte 9erantiportlidfeit ser
inbultriellen 3ollpolitif slt trugen
fat, obne attoererieits Die BON ser
Natur oiftirte gerbilisinrg Ser 2c-
bensmittelpreiie, als ibr Seroienit
beaniprltden Su fonnen.
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Srafe.

8m. Berger nerfor fiirsIi6 elm
ipertbbolIes Eferb inioIge BON Ser
lebnnsen at einem Sta6elbrabt-
5ailn.
Sobn Wtueller lul6 Sp. 9rebe
iinb Snipeftoren fir Die Drafe.9ee-
mont Seuer 8eriideril,tss @eieIl.
lfaft, unb 8m. Soritmann m6
@m 8ittc 0esgleideu fir Die Sc.
oar Sort Seuer @erii6enlngs @e-
ielfidaft.
&enrp 8iiinonn lit NIT Dem
stusaraben oes groBen Sellers fer-
tig unb lit iest beim 9ai bes SUM
haments fir go. Silferbaunter's
3lueiitodiges @obnbaus.
Gins bon Sanfnlunn 2nngen-
bers's ifonen iiutgen Bferoen rann
oieier Gage in einen StodeIbrabt-
saitn, nobel es ii6 bebenfIi6 perIeb-
te. Sris 8aIfittg, tpel6er aIs gutter
Ebierar5t befannt lit, bat bns per-
lultbete Ifep6 in 9ebanoIung. I
Senrp Suneeblatt bat bie 5arm
bon BEN &orf grben aefanit ln6
miro Die Sarmerei MIN in eroBe.
rem @abitab betreiben.
Srls. 9Impa inb g(ntanoa Sitnge-
blilt, bon Californian, befinben ii9
bier auf fur5en geilld.
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@eO giro.

6. G. Stone, 6. 6. Seipell und
6. 6. Soantlin reiiten am borigen
9onnerstag nod gratt, 9anias gum
8eilt6 BON 8ertpanbten iipo Sreitn-
ben.
siegen lit bier iebr notbig iin6
ipenn berieIbe irid)t in tpaffter Belt
eintritt, oann ipirb Der 8ei8en
barrnter leiben,
9as &orm lit biibi6 aiifsesait-
gen, bebarf nun aber aud 6es Re-
gems.
9fidter Sapel begab iid am les.
ten Sreitog aif ben @es tad Ser.
Manu. nm ieineir Bflihten als Wtit-
gIieb bes gourtp.@eridts nad 5u
fonlmen, tpeldes am Samstag eine
SpeciaI Sitilne bieIt it6 fih
omm am Montog 5ur regeImdbigen
Sibune periammelte. I
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Goiebno.

gs lit bier gang bebenflib trof.
EN- uno Die @lsiiften fir 9fegen
liitb nidt gum 8eiten. 9as @ads.
tblsm Der 8fIan5er ipipb baburdJ
eeiddoigt.
Geo. Stbanrs, nebit @attin i,no
fleinem Sobnden tparen ant lesten
Sonrtag uitf geil1 BEL &. g. 60.
bin. Serr slbans, tpefder iteben
@od,em mt Der 2i1tgenentaiin6lnre
oarnieberIae, bat it'd, iest pieoer
5iemd6 erboIt.
. @m. Horbee beiirbet fih iett
lalbeiam auf Der Seiierung. 8m.
Greene bat fi6 Biz iett leiber nod
nidt sebeiiert; oie alusfidten fir
ieine 8ieoerberitelliing limo 6aber
8ipeifelbaft. @ir tpoIlen ieoo6 bas
9eite boffen.
@. S. 8rinfmalmt aino @attin linb
BON einem lGnqeren alufentbalt BEL
8eriponoten unb Srellnben IN gse-
baba irno slIorif, 0so. 5uriid se.
febrt.
Siaac NaueeI unS sSamilie bega-
ben iid am Ietten Sreitag oui
mebrere Gage 5ln geiud bel Ser.
lpanbter nod 8albert. Serr geml'
gel bat bis ieet 90 garlabungal
Seuer<Sbon oerianbt unb miro MN
Dor Der Sano nit Dem @erienben
alifbOren.
$. s. 8inter bot bos @ebGuoe
ieines gier. unb @efliieel 8eiftGfts
norige @o6e 61,rh Sbeo. Siednlonr
lu,b @apne Maupin ileil anitreiden
Iaiien.
60. 2uetferboelter NOR boriee
8ode nit aorn- itnb Sorgbunl'
GfIansen beiddftiet; er beabiidtisi
feline 9odborll iid6itert Serbit mil
Sorgbitln-MoIniies 81 beriorgen.
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Sdliiten. .Gcrban6lnna.

&egelmiibipe @eriammIutg am
26. Wfai, 1918.
0ns Brptofoa Ser teBten 9.r-
ianlmIung murbe perleien nno ange-
llomnlen, NIT slalsnabme eiltes ge-
piiien photographers.
sl1t mopaflihen ginnubnen gin
gen elm, einibIieBlid) 6es gintritts-
9elbes bon 2eo 6. Selb, $500.
6ol9erbe Re6mrtgen ipuroen eir-
gereidt uno 5ilr 3ablitng alWeiuie-
ZEN: 60. 6. Sfueoiser, fir @ateri-
al uiip, SOC; 60. 6. 9faleoiser, fir
8refie aip., $145,50; Sobn airf-
ner. fir arbeit itno Weateriol, So.
Sulius Soffnann lpurbe bur1
@ottIob Sd,uet, unS Gbas. 9eppe
6ur1 Snis 4oelIer aIs &tglieo por-
geidIagen.
Geo. g. $eIb ipur6e einitimntig
als @itsIieo in Den gerei,p aufse-
nomnten.
9as greis.gomite bonn letten
greisidieBen iuairbe nit 9auf eatb-
Iniien.
gei6Ioiien, am ieoen eriten
Sonntos i'm @onat elm 8ettidieB-
en- abaltbaIten.
Sieparf erfolgte gertagustg.
Sris Gang, Sefpetdr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-30
Berger.

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