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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11
All.COmera
Invited Here.

All-comers are welcome to trv. their
hands at mathematical problem per-
picking to Anderson nnonle yesterday.
1t is no catch but to figure this olt
graduate OF Yale or Harvard or
some other we'll known institution or
else the man finding the answer must
be Figure fiend." Here 1t is. now
go to It.: rot. =
"If a third OF six were three.
What would the fourth Of twenty
be-"
Maybe You can work this and then
Sagain maybe you can't. but the swer
. ia seven and one-half.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11
Baseball Game
Was Rained Out.

When the time came for the sched-
uled game between the Anderson Y
NJ. C. A.. ard tho Anderson league
yesterday afternoon there was little
time for. thoughts OF baseball. 1t was
raining and that was "nuff sed."
Everybody preferred looking at the
1rain. even II game had been In pro-
Rress and again the diamond was er-
tfrely to wet to play. 1t is probable
that the Y. M. G. A. Champs and the
league players will have a session at
Buera Vista park this afternoon and
the attendance at this first game
should be. good. Other towns are
staging exhibition games. "Tommie''
Stouch having arranged 10 Journey to
Laurens Saturday with his "big lea
guers" and show the natives OF that
village how the national game should
be payed.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11
,'*ref ,wait;ns
On I'Oint OF Law.

When asked yesterday by a report
for The Intelligencer as to whether
'r not he had served notice. on the
tori rrorrietors to keep their WIRES
inside the building and off the streets,
''hief Lee said that he had not yet done
n lie explained that. certain ,prop.
'.-tv owners on Whituer iBtreet claim
i'nf they own portion of the side
..alk along the business section and
he vas unwilling to take any steps
Toward enforcing the: ordinance --urf-
III the city attorney could Investigate
the matter. AT, Tuesday nights meet
ing OF city council 1T was decided
that merchants must abandon !. Che
practice OF placing their goods In front
q their tYpildlngs 81 ~. r.,
isesF Ts,al q i Z
Interesting Case. sisEtsi
The first case to 'he c.lied At;Jhe
approas sliihg term OF the Court Of Gen
eralA SeNsi0ns Is that against heoFYas.
J. d. Crout, In, which he fstbeing sued
tYSh lodv for ian "1u'tnble division
/ sai tpe Iassa atetms OF ths, Soart M COM 8
iiots' Pleas fbr AiidHrsoRSeo county ana
lasted for over two dayss resulting in
a mfstrial. It wiliSba;,tha s5rst case
called at this term when court con-
venes Monday 1norntHg at 10 o'clock
and It: has been a,lottef two days.
Monday and TueadeY. on The roster.
It is not believed Nit feyep two days
=, will 1ll]R' Be sufi'elen. eAsee \ i.
Samson contains six !; parts. 600
scenes ai ID omploys 2OOO actora IN, ita
production at the piton today.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11
Picnic Today At
SIMPSONS MIL

The Sunday school pupils and the
members Of the First Presbyterian
church OF Anderson are anticipating
today with great deal OF pleasure.
The annual picnic OF this church will
take place today. being held at Simp-
sons mill. There is no more delight
ful spot In the county than this place
and the mere fact that It is to be held
there. will assure the success OF the
picnic. The start will be made from
church this morning at 9 o'clock and
automobiles will lbe provided to carry
those desiring to 60.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11
RiTTENBERG CASE
Three Charleston Men Charged With
Assault sOn Him.

Charleston, June 10.-On charges of
conspiracy. assault, and assault and
battery or high and aggravated ma
ture true bill was found yesterday
against George Hartnet and James K.
Livingston by the grand Jury of this
county. Hartnett aud Livingston are
alleged to have decoyed Sam Ritten-
burg, member Of the Charleston dol
egatton Of the house OF representatives
70 the Argyle hotel few weeks ago
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11
Time Expired
For Enrolling.

Time Expired
For Enrolling. ~
The time has now expIre1 for vot-
ers to enroll In the approaching mu-
nicipal election and promptly on the
stroke Of midnight last night 1t was
too late for any tardy voters to get
their names on the rolls. This is in
accordance with the rules adopted at u
regent meeting Of the city democratic
executive committee. at which time
1t was stated that the books wou,,,
close on the 10th. Those voters failing
to be enrolled In their respective pre-
cincts before yesterday Will be de-
barred from voting. 1t Is understood
that practically all voters got their
names on the club rolls and 1t is not
believed that many Will!be prevented
from casting ballot in the city cleo
tion. which Is 20 take place OH June16,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11
PROHIBITION VOTE
49,. SHELvED UNTIL July
CONTINUED From Page one,

are urging its,. immediate cohsidera-
tfon, wish 70 say that shalt. not op-
pose such action and will not request
friend. of the resolution to intefpose
debatel In the wayrof the adoption
OF the. r,ie allowing adequate debate
with the amendment Incorporated In
the special rule" the statement said.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11
Negroes Fear
The End Is Nqnr.

Negroes Fear
The End Is Npnr.
Anderson negroes have heard the
story coming from Atlanta about the
end Of the world and they are much
wrought up. 1t seems that few days
ago boy caught fish out OF 4, pond
near Atlanta and on fish's back could
be plainly seen several letters. Two
OF these could be deciphered as "C''
and N" and several Atlanta people
finally. nuzzled out that the working
on the, back Of the fish said ''The End
is Coming" This was taken by them
to mehn that the end Of the world
Ia In sight and since that time every
negro In Atlanta has been putting IN
his time shouting and praying and at
tending revival services.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11
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ELECTRIC CRY SPARKLETS
Items Of Interest and Person Mention Caught Over the
Wireless the Streets of Anderson
A. u 4 r. T. T. * x T. - u Y = r. X x e :. ~ y ~ y y
The Hot WeatllerN
LeSsened Drunks.

The Hot WeatllerN 90
Lessened Drunks.
Whether or not it may be charged
to the hot weather, is question for
debate but ccr,ain 1t is that the num-
-bers OF drunkasthauled In by the An
derson policas@ithin the last few days
has .dwindlef almost to.nothing. The
othctals are. inclined 10 believe that
the hot weather has been responsible
for the decided change. and this seems
70 be plausiblesnt least. Not nearly
80 many have been argaigned on the
charge OF drunkenness s4his month as
usual although there are never very
many TO face this charge in An
derson.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11
Norway. Follows.

Chrlstiania. Norway. June 10-Tne
Norwegian parliament today followed
the lead Of Secretary of the Navy Dam
iels and adopted resolution prohibit
ing the use OF intoxicating liquors by
ofticers OF the Norwegian army and
navy during Their terms Of service.
Enlisted men were already enforced
abstainers and the officers messes
on the warslhps and In the garrisonh
now are TO be made dry"
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11
Elks Uniforms
Have Arrived.

The uniforms decided upon hy the
Anderson lodge Of Elks to be worn by
the local members OF tile order have
arrived and were yesterday on display
at Parker & Bolt. The uniform for
the local lodge will consist of a white
hat with purple band, blne coats and
white trousers, white slIoes and pur-
pie socks and purple neckties. The
Anderson lodge should he as tastily
attired as any of the delegations and
owing to the fact that, the local lodge
Will exceed In numbers all other lode-
es. the Anderson boys should make
quite q show.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11
New Building
Benson Street.

B. 0. Evans. who RECENTLY nur-
chacnd nnrt ~ the nrnnerty known
as the Miss Lizzie Williams estate, l..
negotiating for. extensive improve
ments. The property tbat.he purcnas-
ed faces the square and is on Ben
con street. tuct' in the rear Of Evans
Pharmacy No. 2. The property will
be given a thorough overhauling and
will be made one or the robhiest stores
In the city. Sayre e Baldwin are now
working on the plans. Mr. E"aus'
present handsome home for his busi-
ness was an old ftore treated In the
came manner and Is In effect q brand
new building.
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little fellow was only two and one-half
years Of age. but he was bright and
boy Of unusual accomplishments for
one 80 young. The funeral services
were held at the home yesterday af-
ternoon at o'clock and the interment
took place in Silver Brook cemetery.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11
New Representative
Of II. q. Eunn e Go,

E. L. Stacy OF Greenville. represent
Ing r. @. Dunn and Company. was
In Anderson yesterday. Mr.. Stacy has
Just come to Graenvilie from one of
the northern offices of the concern.
succeeding d. A. Eottom. who was
manager OF the Greenville office for
number OF years. This Was Mr..
Stacy'R frat visit to Anderson and he
said that he was surprised by the
bustlei 6nd push to be seen on every
side here. He was also surprised
at the size Of the city and OH the whole
was delighted with. his visit to An
derson.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11
Meeting Today
OF Importance.

Notice has been issued by the Of
ficers OF the Ladies', Civic Association
to the effect that very important
meeting of that body will be held at
the Chicquola hotel this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. The president desires to
map out some plans for future work
and It Is believed that number of
applications for membership will be
Heceived at this meeting. All
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11

Warren Kerrigan's sister Kathleen
plays the partsof: Ilelilah in Samson a
the Bijou today. S}'''i@ !
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11

Read what Mr.. Bristow says in ra-
gari tn Samson in his advertisement
on the back page.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11
Added Service u,
On the E.. & W., e..

Added SeFv1ce - = 8 y =.
On the e. & VIC. ...s
The Anderson Office OF the Charles
ton & Western Carolina railway an
nounced yesterday that another Pull
man had been placed on their lines.
this being on the train running from
Augusta to Asheville. This train will
connect with the Anderson train and
doubtless 1t will prove OF benefit to a
number of Anderson people as they
are en- route to the mountains this
GUNNER.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11
Opening Gun
Fired TONIGHT:

r The opening gun. In Andera0n'a
municipal campaign Is tohhe, fired
stonight when the candidates will speak
ut the court house. Much interest was
manifested yesterday and It is a sure
bet that the would-be Office holders
will not lack. for an audience when
they mount the. platform tonight. Tho
executive committee has limited every
lowed to take MP more than his time.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11

We could only book Samson for one
dav at tn" Riiou sn vnm had h~''er mat"
sure Of this opportunity. You'll new
er see its like again.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11

Little Bay
Died TuesdGy.
F David Lyles. the little son Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Lyles, died Tuesday
night about g. o'clock at the home of
his, parents Of Bleckley street. The
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11
Big Georgia Fire.

Dublin. Ga, June 10.-rire or IN.
determined origin destroyed the. Oco.
nee Cotton. Mills. here today. causing
an estimated property loss of $780,.
ocO, partially covered by insurance.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11

e The doors open at II at the Riiou to
day for the production Of Samson.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11

See Samson slay thousand Philis
tines on the fatal field of Ramath-Leh
at the Bijou today.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11

Bn. PressA atom
is
nnnce
A (irnme L
United Suites
or IT, lhe white
OF
hers On the warshps
II
regulars defending position protecting
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-11
Farmers OF State
Come to Anderson.

Farmers OF State
Come to Anderson.
T. T. Wakefield. who filed the office
Of president of the Anderson county
Farmers Union for number of years.
spent yesterday in the city and while
here told reporter for The Intelli-
gencer that plans are underway fr/
making the next convention OF Ee
State Farmers Union, which meets
here about July 25. one OF the biggest
and. best" ever held anywhere in the
State. Mr.. Wakefield said that July
rs had not been definitely determined
upon as the time fort the, convention
to'convene but that twill be within
ons or two days Of this date. Farme. .
WILL come 10 anderson fEen. Ell! psFts
otEthe. State sand hesnasting. should
be filed Hith interest A4meetiug "a
the An.Srsopa county sunsSi ,is. to- taka
place Tuesday. at which time plans
Will be made for entertaining the State
Association. Owing. to the fact that
court will be. In, sesslbn the Meeting
will be heldin the city ffan. ".
After you have seen Samson at THE
bt1ou today you will believe anything
we may say hereafter iHi regard to, 9
picture. -: - Ga&'
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Samson, 1ais birth. life aud death al
the Bitou, tcdar. 4.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-20

Sddeberei unb Stederei, Bel meIder
Der iedlsabriee Sobn 9ommno's er-
ftod1elr itnb 8oai1paalo lapo Moom 10
idaper oard ShuBnluroen perlest
rmtroers SaB tie itorbet.
8oltbeuictr Wtaior bat Ieetert
9onperstag nidyt melpiger oils ID
MISUNDERSTANDING parolir. haultn-
ter 6at 70 Sdbre aIten @iIliom Sem
lpiltgs, ipcader I'M Sabre 1899 ON DE
9enllbnN eiat7s Sriseo @abnDlIees
in @rigllt Goamrtg betDeiligt mar, mo
bel Sie &G,tber $4,000 erbaiteteii;
feuler @alter Cor, ipelder aat 81.
Seb1nr 1909 nabe Sherpille einelt
Serfilb mmdte. eiipen Baiiogier5ipg
5irm @rtgIeiier ST. bpirpen reip. Den
3iug 5lt iigtuliiirerl INN cine geIob-
rnutg 5il erlaaugelt. @ei Dem lhtfnn
nerlor Der 2ofomotipfiibrer Elm 8ein.
Cor tpar Sl 10 Sabren Saft peu,r-
-
tbeilt.
SSn ct. 2oiIig beetiug Ieste $50.
DIE 90. g. 9nelder I'M boiler &iiitis-
felt ieinen 80. @ebltrtstog. 9erid.
be tpar fmiber IN SoanuibaI altl1iiig
isnb Mt bas Iebte Mitglieh 6eS 81.
Morion Goiuutp 6peiipilIigen . Ge.
gilnrrts, bas Den Werifauiiden ariee
mitlmdJte, @r 6iente in Sem Sab.
REM 1914 Dis 1S4S in Dem gelpatpr.
ten @esinteatt, barm 1T Der Saiieit.
heltbel 2eidten grtiGerte lnpp iplaroe
fdllieblid Smipt &onmniilariats :
Serpeant in @ett. STERLING Grice's
Heginent. GadJoem err ieds Sabre
alg Sd|atmeiiter anrb eiat Sabr aIs
Solicitor bon. Santibal tb1tig geipe'
fem tmtr6e er gum Mapur ser Stabd
erpGGlt INTO bicIt aieTep Soften bor
1876 bis 1879 nne. Sn oen Sab.
rent 1895 Bis 1908 mar CT ptiIibi,
TENDER Mifter bes Contingencies DO,
Mfariop Golm,tp. Ser SitbiIar if
felt So Sabren cir S%reinaltrer, bos
aCteite MitgIie6 Der Miifourier Mb
tbeilanW bes Or6ers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-20

8orenG, Sc. S. Smerbolb srpei
@nd,et perlor glbab g, gartD iBr
SedteS &inb n1 Sdndndlfieber.
Son IS ainbemt bleibt ibr MIR nod
cine 17.idbrige Iodter.
Seem @eoforo, MSnii. Gin Snrmar.
better. neld)er I'M Gadt Sairbapen nli-
geiteIt lnpb mir lpnter Dem Nnmen
hilbert" betamrt NOR, trieb mid Ell.
mem Stablneibel cine Soblngf 9p.
namit i'm cine Stprengnilue lnt6 iplrr.
&c Nird) Ole ploblidr Grploiion Der
SprenWnlaiie in Stiide 9eriiiet, mob.
reno elm @eIGbrte INIT eridtcn Ser
lctlnlgen 0ononfam. F.,
IlneapoIis, Minn. SIN Cobb.
SoFpituI ftarb Der Gnpierfabpifani
Sreb SO. Greer, Der i'm pergargertcil
gligltIt gGeid5eitig INIT anberen Ser.
ioitelt bon cirem toIlat Sln1oe &c.
biiieal por6en mar, on @olIerd,eu
0ie @ebiiieren mnter5ogen ihf
idnmnAlid Der Gaiteur : &alr, unb
Green ut ser cir6iac an Dem Die
fdJreflide &ronfbeit aitrt NlrsbrudJ
fam.
Seem gorf, geibc 5iibe ipunoelr
i'm Iaiiou . Solpital Dem 5arn1er
0abib Sitgleon olls @oit Weobom,
st. s, nmputirt, uodSoem rim Dor
eiili9en $a9elp ldDolr bei6e SdtpNe bot
ten ab9enommel mer6en miiiNcr. Die
@lieranobeal iuorer Dem Sarmer CT
%fnorep, ols er fiir5lidJ bel ebnenr
MaridJe iiber 2onb ON @c0e bon
Der &1lte ilberrnottnt tmtrbe iltp0 bill
log lieger geblicben mar. Die Ier5.
tie, ole pergebens olles, mas in dGrcn
&rdften itonb, peulltdtell, 1tt bic
gmpitntioren umn0tbi9 5lt nnad)en,
baben mir fpenig Sofflutng, Den I'm
qliidlifer om 2eben erbnlten 81
fonnen. Sbgleid dber SiBleon
fllrdtbare Sdmer5elt ullsitoben mitb
lit er gutter 9tnge. gls ibm Die
SGtpSe ab~gefpontlten parer, lafDte
,tmo iderste CT nit hen Ner5ten lnpo
Sfle9erinpen iiber feline e%rfrcrerer
SiBe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-20
-souiIaint @djnea, Ser

-Sou5Iaint GdJneG, Der Sltbr-
tuaatat, batte ONT lebter Sreltag Elm
fuoppes grtfomntem o1ls GROCER @e'
,Scbr. gr batte ON 6emielbet Sa9e
eiit nelpes @fer6 gefmpft luto NOR
nit bemielben, aIs gimIpGmper, M
ser Sto6t lntbergefabrerl, Inn oas'
IeIbe ont beqt StraberGarm limo an
Die @lttoraobile ai getpobneil. St1
Der Sdiner StraBe ffelrte oos BterS
Dor eilpem 9lattomobil, mrm1te bte
Strabe bialorlf uiro BOG la Die Bter'
tie SfroBe elm, mo- Sdatel bonn SIT
berob lmrb otlf bos &orfrete.BH alter
Dor Ser 9ru6erei geidIleatoert tpitr'
6e. @mn bob oelt Gemtnglitdtelt an
ipelder aug @airtben oitt Sopf ltlus
ON @efidh itarf bllttete lato brodytt
i'm i'm 6ie Control Iputbefe, mo OR
l16e sic @audben nerbmtb, meldN
oltl,t Slid mdt erttItlid iito. Sas
&Fer6 ra1te tpeiter itn6 roiplrte pol
gberlim's @eddft IN einet Sarnlter'
tuogei,, obne iebod fpeiteren Sd)a.
6elp ntisltuid)tetn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-20
glderbmi : @eIelliduft fat

-9ie @derbaai : @elellidoft bat
6en Sairplas fir Die becoritebe1poe
Saiiom aat Sobrp lt,b Mar Soeriter
perpadtet 1ru6 beldbloiien Die Dies
iabuige Jair arn g., 20. urro 30.
9lasgalit dbsatbalten.
-Sem1an Sdyei6egger miro aiti
ser Ssobn meulairtt Sarnr in Der
Gdbe BON Berger ONT Saalsdng. Den
A. @pnil, feirtetr iannmtlidDen gtebbe'
ftaru6 iotpie Sartrtein ridtattg ORIENT
Iidj atp oen Ieiit6ietenbem perfail'
fem.
-sSris S6sner, Collector Der
Sdabt Sermairn fiirtbist ii6 ot als
ganSioat fir 8iebererfpabIiti9 81
66eien gl1rte on. Or bat Dos @rtd
beneits msbrene Sabre int better 8etr
Se perhpaltet lrnb ieiner 8ieoerhpdl)a
fteben feline trifttger @riirbe ealt9e'
gem, 6esbdlb Fam malt 9etrolt fiil
,lut6ern Sris" %dtitmrpetr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-20
geaee @aaep.

I. Sdpeet begab iid oieler Gage
nod} Solicit. SIls., irluo $. Sattt
nod Mofaipe, $40. mo- beioe fpabrerdn
oes fonuner6en Sommers arbeitet1
ipe1i0eaI.
Sobn Sumbura urub @attin ipitr'
6eat arrt poriget 9onnerstog, 5ill
Seier ibrer iilberner Sodl8eit, nut
elmer ySatrprie Gaptp" beebrt, be.
uelGcr es redf froblid) unb &c
miitbIih alteing. ltrter 6en @dlter
BON aatstparts iparelt Die TolgeiuOet1:
S. 8. Slmbung, BON Silo 0ofotf
1nb a6olf Woebel BON Berger.
@ottlob Gduteb mad,te porise Wo
DIE eirper @eidaftsbeitld in Ct
2mtis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-20
ausbeSablt 5at baben.

60. altsbeSatIt 5lt baben.
= SIN ole geidaftIidpe 0rgolui-
iatiorreip I'M M&iIoliri lit bonn 4rbeitS"
fornmiiTdr Sobn 8. Sibpatrid Die
Irtfforbemuue ergalrgeab Dem arbetts
bureau bebilTlid 8lt iein in Der gr-
mittcllltlg BON pol(itdn0igen %itatiiti.
idjen @ufhpeiien be3ii8lid Der Maap
ufaftalr in eilpem ie6en Gortptp i'm
Satire 1918.
Sat 9erter, Sto66urS County,
brmuttear arn 9ieustog bas Gertrol
Sotel, 6ns ct. Srounis Sotel, 5tpei
9r1tferei : @ebGlpoe ("9erter eta.
tesmotupy) latb mebrere alloere @e.
ldJGftsgebGip6e nie6er, tuoburdy chi
Sda6en BON ettpa $4,000 attgeridp
tet tpltroe. glbbie Map COMPTON bon
8opIm glarffs fon IN bat SIamnler
umgefonlntetp fem.
9atrd eitpert StatrB IN einen
brernlet6ear @ebGl0e an Der norolid
I3. Sfpnbe in ct. 2oi1iS fam ON
Matttpo6 lester @ofe Scr 5eiter'
ma6mnm1n gl6as. Ieiter 5l %istperr
|Sobe. Sat 6ern @ebGaroe befanoer
Ifif Sas 8eidD1ft Der SduiIt8ieBer
Sirrna @ortt6art Bros. & Spirole'
nnb fiinf 9rtfereieir. Ger atge
ridtete @dN6ert miro mtf $4,000
9eidJ6tt.
Robert SO. @loon, GpGtcftot
fir Sasper Golfntp, beforutte lett
ISOLDE ieiaren 8iireerr, 1oB er IN iei
her Saiie ettpo $4,000 "fttr5s ic
itto ifberidrieb bertielben iein ettp'
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Seirat6S : aiseuicn.

Clarence G. Baxter, OwenSville 80
Bessie Fitzgerald, Owensville 20
Walter II. Ameling, Hermann Is
Laura Frechmann, Hermann 22
Chas, F. Gawer, Canaan, Mo. %
Ida Airing, Drake, Mo. -. %
L. H. Ruskaup, Canaan, Mo. 2S
Ida Gawer, Canaan, Mo. -
Joseph Stockton, Bland, Mo. %
Lucy Durbin, Bland, Mo. -. Il
Roy III. Tayloe, Owensville, %
Della Chapman, Vieman, Mo. Il
Louis G. Brautigam, Berger, q
Meta Rohlfing, Berger, Nc. z