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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-05-06
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF OCONEE.


On Court Of Common Pleas.)
John f. Craig, as Clerk of Court Of
Common Pleas Of Oconee County.
South Carolina, as Administrator
With the Will Annexed, of the Es-
tate Of Green Cleveland, deceased,
Plaintiff,
against
David Green Cleveland, Caroline
Pickens ct al, Defendants.
Upon hearing the foregoing appli-
cation of Plaintiff for the appoint
ment Of a Guardian ad Item for the
infant Defendant, Green Cleveland,
in the above entitled action, on mo-
ton by e. l.. Herndon, attorney for
Petitioner:
1t is Ordered, That J. B. S. Dendy,
Esq, be, and he is hereby, appointed
as GuarC'an ad Item for the infant
Defendant, Green Cleveland, in the
above entitled action, unless the said
infant Defendant, Green Cleveland,
or some one in his behalf, within
twenty days after the service Of a
copy of this order upon him, shall
procure TO be appointed a Guardian
al Item for the said infant Defend
ant, Green Cleveland.
And il is Further Ordered that this
order be served upon the said infant
Defendant, Green Cleveland, by pub
LEGATION thereof in The Keowee Cou-
rier once a week for n period Of six
weeks; and that a copy of this order
be forthwith deposited in the post Of
flee with postage fully prepaid di-
rected to Green Cleveland, Augusta,
Ga.
And il is Further Ordered that per-
sonal service of the said Order uDon
the infant Defendant, Green Cleve-
land, ont Of the State, shall be equiv
alent to publication and deposit in
the post Office.
March 2. h, 1914.
w. 0. WHITE,
Master for Oconec County, S. c..
April !, 1914. 1918
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-05-06
Card of Thanks.

Westminster. r. f. y. No. 3. April
27.-Editor KcOweC Courier: Kindly
give us space in The Courier to thank
our many friends and ncighbors for
the kindness shown us during the
sickness and death of our wife and
mother. May Gods richest blessings
rest upon them all.
b. II. Cole and Children.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-05-06
\ stubborn Cough is Wearing and
Risky.

Letting a stubborn cough hang on
in the spring is risky. Folcy's Honey
and Tar Compound heals raw. in
famed surfaces in the throat and
bronchial tubes-makes sore, weak
spots sound and whole-stops stub
born, tearing coughs. Refuse substi"
tutoa. Bells DRUG Storc.--AdY.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-05-06
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF OCONEE,
Gin Court Of Common Please

Gin Court Of Common Please
John f. Craig, as Clerk of Court OF
Common Pleas of Oconee County,
South Carolina, as Administrator
with the Will Annexed, of the Es-
tate of Green Cleveland, deceased,
Plaintiff,
against
David Green Cleveland, Caroline
Pickens, Eliza Cleveland, Allen
Cleveland, Emma Cleveland, Green
Cleveland, Bishop Cleveland, Ber-
tina Cleveland, Rosena Cleveland,
and Willie May Cleveland, Maggie
Glenn, Nelson Cleveland, John C..
Cleveland, and Milton Cleveland.
Defendants.
Summons for Hclicf.)
To the Defendants Above Named:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quircd to answer the complaint in
this action, OF which a copy is here
with served upon you, and to serve a
copy of your answer to the said COM
plant on the subscriber at his office,
on the Public Square. at Walhalla
Court House, South Carolina, within
twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusive Of the day of such service;
and if you fail to answer the Com
plant within the time aforesaid, the
Plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in
the Complaint.
February 9th, 1914.
T.. L. HERNDON,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-05-06

"WclI. Dave. what do you say when
YOU stump your toe?" 81 don't say
nOthin'." answered Dave. Eyes, you
do. You say o, don't you?" mo,
sir, | don't" said Dave, Il say
'ouch'." SO Mr.. J. could not lead
Dave to say Co.," nor could Mr.. Pen
ny lead or drive us to learn the null
duplication table.
It may be astonishing to teachers
OF his age TO know that Mr.. Penny
required u Quartettc TO commit to
memory every rnlo in Smilcy's arith-
NCtiC from addition to cube root be-
ore he would let us begin TO "ci-
phcr." These lessons followed i'm
mcdiatcly our multiplication recita-
ton. We did not try it, but | know
that on the morning we recitcd the
rule of cube root, none of MS could
have repeated the rule of simple ad-
ditiOn. ] understand that the rules
Of teaching have changed some dur.
ing these 56 years.
Jane Myers married JaspeI
Hughes and came to Parker county
Texas, about ~ years ago. Soon af.
ter that I "drifted" from Hood to
Limestone county, and thereby los
Jap and Jane. | never saw or heard
OF Ellen Handy since we parted al
Ro2rt" Land. All the boys thought
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-05-06

W. Q. WHTTF,
Master for Oconec County, S. C.
April I, 1914. 1918
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16
POLICE BOARD
 RECEIVE CHARGES
 AGAINST OFFICERS

Charges were formally brought against Policemen Clifford N. Gorgas, D.sJ. Sheehan, R. A. Mccullough and D. J. Sullivan by Superintendent of Police Eugene Birmingham at last nights session of the Police Board. The first two were charged with vio- latfon of Rule 64 of the department and irtoxieatton while the other two was charged with violation of Rule 64 and conduct unbec oIning officers of the department. There was no com nent, the charges being referred to the committee on discipline, Commis- sioners Brown and Murphy with the night of January 24 being selected as the date of hearing the report and taking action Superintendent BirTn- ingham mentioned that none of the men had previously been the subject of complaint. Policeman Gorgas was highly commended for his past work and Policeman Sullivan was referred to as worthy Of some commendation on account of his refraining from drinking while with the others.
 Rule GA of the department reads: 'sNo officer or man of the department shall, while on duty, or in uniform drink any kind of intoxicating drink. or use tobaccof nor shall he at any time enter any place where intoxi- eating drink is sold or furnished ex- cept in the immediate performance of his duty. No liquor or intoxicating drink shall be taken into any police station except for medicinal purposes and then only on the order of the physician or the officer in charge
 A communication was read from John Kruzshak, IT,, giving Hunting ton Road as his address, charging Agent Alexander Howell of the Com necticut Humane society and a special policeman with being too officious while acting in the latter role. The complaint was referred to the com nittee on discipline for investigation and a report.
 Charges brought against Special Po- 1iceman Michael Murphy, on duty at Polls theatre; concerning pocket book found there and alleged to have been held for time, were dismissed following the report ofsthe discipline committee.
 There were four applications made for places on the regular force, the usual procedure of ordering them placed on file being followed They were John H. Chase, Jr., of 290 Ogden street; Thomas D. Speer, of 4e Fifth street; Frederick Bege1spiker, of 3o North avenue; and James O'Neil, of 116 Madison avenue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16
ATLANTIC COAST LINE MPANY
 TO GUT MELON

Dispatches from New York city to the effect that directors of the At lantic Coast Line Company of Con- necticut, which controls the Atlantic Coast Line system Of railroads had dscided to reconnmend 60 lstockhoid CTS of the company. that tls capltal stock be reduced oris-half by a dis Lribution from the assets of the hold ing company were today condrrned here.
 At the offices Of Marsh. StoddArd e Day. it was said by Sanford Etoddard, secretary Of the compapxs Whic4 i4s.lsl- tains a corporate office heres that A stock-1olders' meeting would be call ed on the afternoon of Friday Febru- ary 20, at which tifna- the Suggestion would be acted upon.
 It was denied that this action fore casted the abolition of the holding conpanyr or that further changes were contemplated. It is, however, the be- lief Of Wall Street that the sligeested reduction Of stock is in line with the attitude of the administration against holding companies and that the At. lartic Coast Line may release it's ma jority holdings in the Louisville & Nashville railroad. which Is now being investigated by the department of jus tice on the grounds that they arc com petfng lines.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16

ed in the air at a short distance from the shore. A detachmente of men was landed and, after a hard struggle, succeeded in making their way through soft, warm ashes, breast high, until they reached great rock. Cow ering behind it, they found 33 people still living but coated with dust and weakened by starvation and thirst
 Among the~ rescued was a school master who had borne with him from his -schoolhouse, 8 portrait of the Elm peror, the village policeman who had saved the records Of the statfonheuse and the postal clerk with small bag of mail.
 The rescued were taken on board a warship and provided with food and
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16

Kagoshinna, Japan, Jan. 15-A pathetic scene was witnessed today on the isl- and of Sakura, when a group of fam ished, terror-striclken people were res- cued from amid steaning lava and heated bouIders by a boat from a Jap- anese warst1ip.
 A cruiser squadron arrived here to- day and launches were at once low cred whose crews made a systematic scrutiny of the island, the contour of which has been entirely altered since the bursting into eruption on JaT- uary 12 of the volcano Of Sakura- Jirna The sailors did not at first risk landing.
 All was desoIatfon and no sign of human beings YVES seen until even ing, when an officer in one of the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16

Cape Town, South Africa, Jan. l6- Three mounted troopers were wound ed by a bomb explosion at sBenolne- Several railway strikers were arrests ed, rescued by their cofnrades and then seized again by the troops. The Transvaal railway is moving some trains, with food and fuel. The bak- CTS are working, but they refuse to nuke bread for the police and n1ili- stary. The miners, too, have refused to join the general strike ordered by the labor unions throughout the Orange Free State and the Transvaal. Martial law went into full force in South Africa by order of the premier, General Botha~s The use of such epithets as "scaib,' and .sblaclxIeg are prohibited Any attempt to intimidat willing workers is forbidden. News papers are warned not to publish false or alarming reports calculated to fos- ter ill will. The strike region is 3diyfd- ed into nine districts, each controlled by an officer vested with absolute power, as in time f War. All strikers are forbidden to leave their homes
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16
|ELKS PLM FOR
 CONCERT AND DANCE

Elaborate arrangenents ara being made by the local Inks to make the coming concert aalida dance sat utiteir home on State stgget 3fhe wpst mag nfffcent and enjoyabfe which has ever been brought to q happy conclusion ment conmittee the. Dig baIl room is already being decorated in prepsra.- tion for .he big event of Tuesday. January 20 An elaborate concert a in rehearsal, which. will begin prompt ly at o'clock, when dancing and so- c:al intercourse among the hlks and their friends will predo1ninate. Tn the kitchen refreshments will be ar ranged, and from the advance inter est and activity which is beinz shcsVn it would appear that tickets will be az a premium.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16

drink. They explained that they had hidden in a great cave near the shore ,tIntfI the rain of ashes was over and had then tried hour after hour to attract attention. The vessels of the cruiser squadron brought with them large sock of provisions win which they are relieving the hunger of the people of ISagoshirna, many of whom have returned on1y to find their houses destroyed.
 The general volcanic activity of the island of Kilshiu is gradually abat- ing and the work of restoring wire and telegraphic communication is be- ing proceeded with.
 The damage in this city is immense but no approximate estimate can yet be made tof that or the loss of hu- man life.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16
I'VE GODS AND
 LITTLE FISHES
Hartford Times:)

The Hon. Stiles Judson has written 2. letter to the newspapers of Bridge port in which he says that he did not intend ito associate the name Of John T. King with those who are In the lobby, etc." He asserts his -pel1ef in the sincerity of the devotion or MT King to pure politics, and adds that if would not surprise him if Mir. King identifies himself with a movement to rescue the party from the present depIorable conditions. It is well known fact that MT. Judson in his in tellectuaI versatility, has a turn for sarcasm that is very often ingeniously subtle. If MT. hudson intends his let t&P to be taken seriously thens in the language which MT. Judson himself, was in the habit of using in the Sem ate, when he wished to express his surprise, we exc1aim: Ye gods and little fishes
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16

In England the ntlitahts are throw ing haIpners, .ae4 the judges, which s considered a pieasarlt and healthfui little exercise before the real work of the day begins.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16

The NoTthVvesterh JJnivefsltss Q fiji cials figure out that college eauca- ton is worth 9s5s000. How about those who didn't learn to play hall
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16

Judge BeaIl of Yonkers, N. Y. has. received many letters calling him the 'smeanest man in the United States for lining two persons for kissing in public.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16

Mrs. Priscilla Hackstaff. treasurer of the New York Federation Of Worn- ans Clubs, died in Brooklyn Her son hurryirg from California, arrived Just before her death.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DISTRICT OF BRTDGEPORT ss., PROBATE COURT.

January 1Qs 1914 Estate of Estelle R. Wheeler, late of the town of Monroe, in said Dis trict, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Dis trict of Bridgeport, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly AtteAted, within said time, will be debareed recoeesg All persons indebted to said ate are requested to nnaMe itan41li4 ta payment fo
 = s,,-S FREDER1cK ". WzzHfiEA, Adn1inlclr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-17
aabreung So
Clifford 9urrelmeber in Berger als
0elertenr berbaftet.

sarrp gberli1, ser GomItablet
bon goarf Sotpni6ip ,nl6 0eputp n.
6. Nntbralter, ipelde erfabren Bat.
tae Dab Clifford <rrelneper iid
ntf @eiltd, IN Berger befon6, be.
anbcn iids am letter. fSreitag lmdl
gerger lmb famen nod fitrSer 3eit
uHt ibrem @eTanNelten bier in Ser
mann olt. gtod ei1per geritGnoigltrg
NIT Sen Ntilitir 8eb0r6en in SSef-
feriolr @arrafs, nnbnen Die 9eatp-
.s8 i6rep @eIapgelten bamt ant
nud ct. 2olis.
GIiffopo lit % sSubre aft npb Der
iiimJite SoNn bon 9(ltg <rnlmebcr
1t @ottir. gr trat i'll Oie 9lrmee elm
otrN Ghlauillilpmtp Ieirer Gltern, als
er crit 10 SSn6re oft mar lun6 6atte
6 Iolpnt ieiner 3 Sabre gebiert, ols
er BON Sort 2enpcnport6 alrs teier,
tirtc. Sn slnbetra6t BON Slrrnel-
nreter's SNtqe1o 3lw 3eit leines Gin.
trittS in 6ie glranec atllo ieiiler De-
icrtion lit 3lt boffen buB Ieine Stra'
fc ciirc milbe iein miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-17
geidJliifIe bes 9iepnbIifaniidJcn
Gonntb Counties.

slalf elmer @eriannlnIlipg bes 9ie.
pltblitaniffen Count. Counties, ipel.
de am pergangenen Santstog in
Safe itattfanb, ipuroen oie folaen.
ben 9ei6liiiie gefabt:
sSSltoenl altf einer @erianrnlluna
oes &epir6lifoniiden Central Gonli.
tes, bon @asconoNe golmtp, 01o.,
gebnlten iniolge zines s(ufrltfs iei-
neg @orfibers, in 0ufe, @o., am
SanlStag, BEN 11telr SSuli, 1914 Elm
ge1dllrB BON gena1rlteln Gon1ite ge.
foBt tpltrbe, 1peld,er es oIs Sen
&unid} 6tcics Gonpites erflGrt, boB
Sum geiteit itno 5lnn &Sobl Ser re-
plt6lifnniid3en Eartei Ole IitgIie6er.
sabl GeS geno1nten Counties non eis
mem 5u 5tpei Mtitgliebern bon ieoen
SoiultIbip peunebrt iperbe.
3arlm miro hier1tft bon Dem 0e-
nnnntel Gpnlite beitinmltt un0 feitge-
iett, BOB oie @fitaIieoersabl besieI-
ben bierl1rit BON / biz amf 2 Mit-
gGieber ron iebem SnipnIbip ner-
lrrebrt ipepben IoIl atnb bierrtit Der.
mebrt lit, lnrb Bob Scr Gmlntp Glerf
bon @usconabe Goltntp ongelpieien
miro oie @abl5ettel fiir oie am 1.
shpgaft, 1914, itattfinoelnbe IrinrGr-
lunbd i'm @infGana mutt obieer @e-
orltcfen 6lt lailen, 10 oab
Ralun gelaiien miro fiir Dos ginriid-
sn BON 5lpei Nmlen fir gountp SO,
mite 2elrte fiir eht iebes SoipnTbip
I'M gellunllten Golrltp, mlf oen re-
oitltfaniiden @oM5etteIn, laut Sor.
idrift in Section 1888 Ger gAepibir.
:en Statltten BON Miiiouri.
6. Sl. SO per, Soriiber.
$. %. Seiobre6er, Sefr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-17
MorriiOn.

Glkls Calf, Or, rueIdlcr norf9t
g&od,e bel ieiner 0reIdmpnidline plob
Iidy 5u ieiqtenr 9o6e fam mnnSe onl
per1nnnencr Srcihng in Ipt&onm be.
erbigt.
&err Trife lno Gattin. non ct
2oliS, befinoen iid bier oltf @chMI
bei iSrait iSride's @ItemD ;Sre0 Gen.
elbberger iutb @attin,
0r. GolWhelf nrodJtc nnt letter.
Sonlstng eil1at G5eidpG!it3bSi,td in
8osoolpoDe.
iSrun g. q. 5ilbet, Trat Geo.
&irdIhofier un6 fSrnlt @co Gdssner
mnren fiir5lid bier, oilf @eilnh bel
heplr Salptc, fSrml glt1ltIto Gonll~
tna
Settle @aber mar ont bergnp9cnen
Sonlltog otf 9ehrh bel ieinct 9(lp.
aehorigen,
Der Samers glepator,, BON Mor.
riion, fnltite bori9e @od,c 5lpei Gar.
looluMe1t 8ei3erE IN @oSeonn6e; Oie
cine GlGrlo0ltna mar per &oot bon
Htalpn'S Sbnttp gefonunen.
6rou 5Sre0 Spefbals, BON Ser.
maltln meilt ge9eltludrttq bier ouf
9enrdl, bci @ertumubten ur6 Trelln.
Set
3m. NoibeI untN @ottin, io>pie s.
9f, Spefbnls lno iSamiIie, nnadteit
m Iestcn Somrtaq einer glrsflug
oltf Dem @osconaoe, nod Scr Nad,s
borid,aft oes Errqtpife. @ern mpd,
llift piele 6iid)e gefnngelr spitroen,
10 mar ons Gerg1tiiee,r ober nm 10
ntd GROCER.
9Iler Gsacaltilt bon Berger, be-
iipbet iidJ bier oarf 9eIltd BET ben
iSantilien BON Eeter SsacmIit llrn
Bhil. @olter.
Gbriit 2dJf bot einen 3aI6en
Grmbeil ml Dem bieitGe1r iSattter. lno
2eiNbaII @aIfjdft gefnitft, ltn0 iebt
lat oas Geid1ft ond EN- SSor0 9tu.
pllrpbh sltr ge6iendug ser &tn6en.
@Seo. Streeter, BON @oscorooe,
por am Gebtet Montaq bier IN @e-
d)GFten.
fSrat $. 5. Rertens reilie am
DtolttM oieier @odle, beiuth@apeiIe, I
podl 25cfferion Sin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-17
Sappp SOaOlu.

@om. Setterer, BON Der sSirit
Greet, ipar in Der pergngelle,r g&o.
DIE bier limo preBte 1888 &allen
Strof fir 2eoqlfnro Saerer, ioluie
60 9alIen fir Grtbur &oeIbeI lub
9tilbD Sahn. Sas Strob erpefIt lid,
6ieieS Sagr nls 5ierrlid mertbboll,
Geo. Gchr ur6 gbos. Suidrmeper
ltno nod imlntr beim 8reIden iii
ser SirIt Gre,f gaadbari6aft, tuGb-
reuo Gbtuin Shnliot hei 2ittle 9e'.
ger iulS Goirpn Sort, lnpb @eo, @c.
Der in Gqu;tc 9opluier's 9todybar.
lfaft II; afeid,er @eiie beId,ditigt
fiiS
9Irtnr Sper;p, BON Coles Greet,
rreBte rnri6c ESodsc. Fiir 2oiis Dds
her uno fitr Scmnnmr 9to9el, eiH>
groGe G.uonliiat Strob IN @aIlen.
Sri; Barbara Siennmt lnrb @Nrp
Selldlcr, rrn ct. 2olliS, rpelde Oan
Glter, inpie oitoerelr &ermmpNtgn
un6 5rcrnben einet 9cindl able.
Itattet botten, reiiten am Iettcrl
Surrtag tpieher noh "a. 2olris iI.
rid.
@ie mir perqponnne1 fa6en IGbt
gSm. Sorbml Bel einer 9rpBen
Sdyeuer iett olttb eine groBc GiIterm
bmlen.
Senrp 9ronot inrb @ottill. pou
Coles Greet, ioipie @n oSoroml luth
8attiat, lparen mn lcbten Solnltag
nluf &eilph bel Sertrp @einInilb,
@ltft. Siider, itnier EpittrGger not
9fpitte 1. ipor fiir5Iih ilt ct. 2oltis
llno ipofirte ser &onoerption Scr
2olpGpoitbrieitrGqer BEL.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-17

-Salpt Monataberidrt bes Stoats-
idyabneiiters Gbhpin g. Deol betrltg
ser 9narbeitartb Der Sdubmntes
Gluoe Sunni $7,O92,543.2S. Sierpon
iimb 81, ,092, ,543.2S in 8nlrfen inpo
Der Relt bon $17,2S5.01 in ben 81.
derbeitsacipolben bes Sd)atarntes
iuMergebradf. 9as @elb per-
tbeilt itdy aitf AZ Sorbs. slm 81.
@aai betrlp Ser geitalrb $7,529,.
964.45. Die @i1punbanen bon 90 bis
sau1 80. Sluui betragen $751, ,165.-
80, ole slitslagefl 81 III, ,902. .06.
Ger BodNtear @etndg ipeift Der &upi.
tol6alfoiubs nrit $2,49S,0S3.33 altf.
Sfhn foIgen ser Soit6s Der Staats.
idhdgeIber nit $1,764,7S7.00, Ger
nStnte iiltere1t flntb" nit $685..
307.9 1uap.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-17

8citraft iuesen 5n Idlnellcn 1abrens.

Sermaml bot Gerorbmrngen lupo
Hegltlationen nit 9eSue ailf sllro.
mobile ilnb, auerm it0tbig 6olm per-
ben bieielbell a1t6 bltrdlgefitbrt. sllS
cine Sol9e BON 81, i6neIlen Sabrers
in ben StraBen Der Staot, lpuroc
@ulteu Sltomun, BON Ct 2oltiS, am
letten Samstog lnrr oie Slntnc TON
S., nebit ben Soften Qeitroft.
Better BON sllttos ioIlten mi tlt
pergeiien SaB 12 0tciIen per Shlnoe
bltrh bie Strabar ser Stobt lm0 6
Wseilen per Stltrbe behu fSobrcn Ism
cine Strabelrefe Die crlmt6tc Sd}rel-
Gigfeit lit; ulles mas Oarii6er f)ilrmps.
gebt lit Der Stnofe lntcrrorfen
Gen 2anlpen iollte pleicf3folls sic &c.
biibne1t6e sluhnerfiontfeit geluiomet
merben; has 9eiBt tic iollter ollBc,
siirbet iein, 10 apie c$ oltpfel miro,
gernGB 6en betrefIelrNen Stoot$ Gje-
ieben.
9iefe @eiete ioGtcn nit uIler
Strenge bllrdbefiibrt merhell ilpOem
,bie Giderheit bcs GlpbIhfluns III al.
lem iplden SGIlen.altf ser @rergie
alnS ser 8odSiorlrfeit ser ltaNtiiden
gemrtat berltbt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-17
Sn ytiiIouri iuerben iGbrlid, picle
Sdlnbe fabrisirt.

8enlGB ser 9einnrllelten rsnfor.
NATION fir Dos 1914 ,,8otJbud,"
Ses @rlremrs fir sIrbeitsitotiItif ia.
ben 80 Sd,iuhiabrifen in 0tiilollri
in 1913 Sdnrbe inn &&rtfe BON
ifber % Ofillionen Dollars Iyeroe.
itellt. SSn 1909 iobri5irtct 5S
<Sdlpbfabriten Sdntbc inl 9Sert6c
BON 1884 lRiDliorcn Collars.
Sdapbe. lreI6e airbarbaI6 Wfiiiouri
fabrt5irt, bierber qeionbt uno in
OieIem Stoote ncrtolft murncn, iiluS
M 0icier @erecfnulna nidt ntt Elm.
geNdIoIlen. 0ogeqen mltroe aber
Gle SiefeunB non 5rpci I'M 3llrt-
GntIe in Sefierion Gttp 6cfinoIid)cn
Sdnrgfnbrifen nlitQe5dbIt.
Sn 0en genmtnten SO Sdllt1.
farifen iparen 1854 2(rgeiteiltc
beidlaftigt, borlulter t2,475 NtannS.
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