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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20

gau-MaieriuIien Gbiiren, 6eRiier-
robmen, 9a0cu etc
Saines o. Softer GO. 115-1t7 Sao'5reos
rtda@trdbe.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-02-27
NEW TEETH-oLoER LOOK.
"Besdes," She Says, "That Dentist
Yanked Out Six Perfectly Good
MoIars"

Hoboken, N. J.-Mrs. Annie Rose
has begun suit in the Hoboken dis
trict court against DR.. Henry Rosin-
off, dentist, for $500 damages.
Hes added twenty years to my
appearance" Mrs. Rose declared.
Frank Turner, who represented
the dentist, had not tried to hide a
smile when Mrs. Rose announced
that she was only 40 years old, and
the woman turned on him, declaring
ing: 81 know l look like 60 now. It's
Doctor Rosinoff's fault, but Pm only
40 just the same"
Mrs. Rose said that she had gone
to the dentist about two months ago
to have some bridge work done, and
in doing it he pulled out six perfectly
good teeth Then he made her a
plate of false teeth.
But won't wear 'em, your
honor" declared Mrs. Rose. Every
time eat they drop out, and most
of the time when I talk. too. I've
been damaged"
The trial was adjourned.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-02-27
"WHITE MANS BURDEN"
Must Prepare to Occupy the Tropics,
Saws Scientist,


Says Scientist.
Washington, D. C.-Prepare the
white man for his coming occupa-
ton of the tropics by teaching him
how to live there is the substance
Of suggestion made to the Pan
American Union by Prof. Nathan A.
Cobb of the Department of Agricul-
ture. The establishment on the Pan
anna Canal Zone of an international
bureau of research is the recon-
mendation he makes. He would
have this bureau make a careful
scientific study of how the white
man will have to adapt himself to
conditions, food, climate, etc., so
that he may inhabit the tropics, and
work there without injury to his
health.
The present sporadic and scattered
study being made along this line,
Prof Cobb does not consider of
much value. 1t should be on a
broad scale, and, comprehensive, he
says, taking up the whole field. Be.
of production in the tropics, Prof.
Cobb says he has no doubt but that
the white man must go in and live
there, and make the yields greater
than they are at present, He holds
that proper study will give the in
formation needed to make the tropics
not only a possibility for happy
and healthful home for the white
man.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-02-27
AIaska's Mining Drops $500, 600.

Washington-Alaska's mineral out.
put decreased s3,5O0,O0O during 1913
as compared with 1912. The terri
torys total production was $1S,90O,-
900 as against $22.537.831 in 1912.
Accounting for the decrease, a geo
logical survey report says that since
more than $15.000,01O of the total
mineral output Is in gold. and that
two-thirds of that was produced by
placer mines. the working out of old
bonanzas, the exceptionally dry sum-
mer and other local causes fully ex-
plain the figures,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-02-27
EVOLUTION THEORY VAGUE
Or. T. II. Morgan starties Scientists
by Saying Theories Are
Not Well Founded

Philadelphia-Dr. T. H. Morgan,
professor of science in Columbia Uni
versity, who formerly was member
Of the faculty of Bryn Mawr, startled
meeting of scientists here recently
by direct attack on the theories
OF evolution. He called evolution a
"belief not we'll founded" and said
colleges have been spending too
much time trying to teach it.
ut Is time to call halt" said
Doctor Morgan. "We've been teach
ing evolution through comparative
anatomy until we've made our sec
ond-year students forget their early
theology. We have been teaching a
belief, and we've overturned theologi-
cal dogma.
1--WE have been standing on a be-
lief founded on comparative ana
tony, and "a belief not very well
founded at that. The teacher has
followed this method because 1t is
the easiest way to teach comparative
anatomy. Before long the student
will find out that we are giving him
the same old stuff over and over
again."
Doctor Morgan's attack struck an
insurgent note in the annual meeting
Of the American Society of Natural
lists, at the University of Pennsyl-
vania, where scientists of half
dozen different national groups have
gathered. Among the delegates was
DR.. Jacques Loeb, of Rockefeller In
stitute, New York, who has developed
some startling theories on life in a
series of experiments announced re-
Gently.
One of Doctor Loeb's discoveries
is the ability to produce life by
chemical generation, without bring
ing into contact the sperm with the
egg. His experiments were con-
Quoted with frogs eggs. One test
produced a tadpole which lived for
some time.
"The day will come, hope" said
Doctor Loeb, when we will have an
experimental method of studying evo-
luton" He refused to discuss the
results of his investigations at the
Rockefeller Institute, and his paper
at the naturalists' meeting, on diff
ferent topic, was read by title only.
At the closing meeting of the Fed
Grated Biological Societies resolu-
tions were passed defending vivisec-
tion.
"We are firmly opposed to cruelty
to animals" the resolution says. "The
vast majority of experiments on ami
mails need not be and, in fact, are
not accompanied by any pain what
soever. We regret the widespread
lack Of information regarding the
aims, achievements and procedures
Of animal experimentation. We de-
plore the persistent misrepresenta-
tion of these aims, achievements and
procedures by those who are opposed
to this scientific method
1--WE protest against the frequent
denunciations of self-sacrificing, high
minded men of science who are de-
voting their lives to the welfare of
mankind in efforts to solve the COM
plicated problems Of living beings
and their diseases"
Scientific determination of how
much and what kind of food to give
baby has been worked out in
respiratory incubator by DR.. j. R.
Murlin, of Cornell. The baby is
placed in an incubator and chemical
measurements taken of the air in
haled Food requirements of the in.
FAINT are determined by these meas
urements.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-02-27
Wreck PIeturea to Be Filled.

Altoona, Pa.-Quarters are being
fitted up in the company's office
building for Photographic depart
ment for the general superintendent
of motive power ]. T. Wallis, of the
Pennsylvania railroad. Pictures Of
wrecks. locomotives. cars. trains,
roadbed improvements and develop
ment will be taken and kept filed
for the use of officials.
So often the eye fails to detect
important details that 1t has been
deemed advisable to have the camera
take the place of the men. SO that
nothing will be overlooked.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-02-27
PLANS MONUMENT
TO TEXAS GERMANS
Deeds of Pioneers from Father
land to be Commemorated in
Lone Star State
S81,OO0.O0 HAS Been RAISED
$4,000 Offered to Sculptor Of Worlo
for tho Best Design Submitted
German Population Always a Fac
tor In Politics Of State.

Austin, Textile erection OF q
magnificent monument to commemo-
rate the deeds Of German pioneers
or Texas and to recognize the impor-
tant part the Germans played In tho
development and upbuilding of the
State in the early days is now q
certainty.
OF the 100000 to be used In build
ing the monument sS1, 1000 has already
been raised. The greater part of this
amount was subscribed in Germany.
1t Is proposed that the Germans Of
Texas raise the remainder by 81 SUBJ
scriptions.
Plans for the memorial, which, 1t
Is proposed to erect, call for a mon
ument with an area of 250x250 feet
at the base and height of 100 feet
The base is to be built of Texas
granite and the figure of bronze, for
which it is estimated about 200
pounds of metal will be needed. If
the offer of one company of Germany
Is accepted to contribute the bronze
and of another German company to
cast and ship the figure free of cost
to Galveston, large expense will be
saved the Texas Germans.
This amount will probably be added
to the outlay for the stone and sculp-
ture work. AS soon as the memorial
fund has been completed, a sum of
$4,000 will be offered to both Euro
pean and American sculptors for the
best design submitted
The site of the monument has not
been decided upon. Prof. Frank
Renard of Sherman, is one of the
prime movers in the project, and for
this reason Sherman will be strong
contender 1t was through Prof
Renard's efforts that such large con-
tributions were made in Germany for
the memorial. San Antonio, how
ever has put forth a claim. 1t has
been pointed out that owing to the
large number of Germans in South
west Texas, San Antonio is the logi-
cal site for the monument.
The monument is to commemorate
the deeds of early German frontiers
men, fighters, farmers, statesmen and
educators of Texas. Much of the his
tory Of the Lone Star State has been
made by Germans, and II is to pre-
serve the record of their deeds that
their countrymen and descendants
have planned the monument
The Germans who came to Texas
in the early days were not of the
immigrant class, but were mostly
successful, prosperous men in their
communities. The majority Of the
early pioneers were professional men,
There were many doctors, lawyers
and engineers among them. Coming
into a thinly populated section and
among strangers they made many
sacrifices.
The German population has always
been strong factor in the politics
of the State. In South Texas there
are many smaller communities which
are almost exclusively German. New
Braunfels, a thriving town of 5000,
is one of the largest of the German
settlements in the State. At this
place German was spoken among the
inhabitants to the exclusion of the
English for many years and is still
the dominant language.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-21

bier 5ifbnllie mar, lit luieher rdd'
Sefierion Sin oereilt.
Sri. emma Boblrnmul, bon Sci.
ierion Gitp, iueiIt ieit einigen So8et
bier, bel @ertponoten NM 6rclrt.
Den.
6. i. 8uiie uro Satin bon Cha
mois, maren fiir5lidl bier olIf @e-
lid. bel S. s. fSreeie utro @nttin.
@llp. Reilrbol5 SernlnbIt 9egel.
iuirtig Steine fiir ulpiere StpaBen.
81n. TetcrS, DON GutSbam, mar
fiir5lifi Elm paur Gage bier.
Sri. ab6ie 2an1mebr, uolr sig
g~illspilIe, lit cine ISOLDE bier alli
|9ciild', bei S, $. Sreeie llllb Satin
Srl. 2anofpcbr lit cine Sfaueiter bon
Sralt Sreeie.
Goap. nllS Irnolo Slunntert mad)-
TEN iii Der9oigenelt Sreitog eiqrei1
@eid)GitsbGudh in ct. 2pilis.
Mortin Sdueiber mo @enrr
3eitsnann beiinben iid) nlf cir
pmr Gage III @tlab.
@m. Sreeie, Der Yliulber, Sim
mernlmr1r ulto6 8ontrnftor poil Der
ger, ipar ont porigen Mittpod) bier
III @eid)diten.
6rait s. .. Brandt inrb Serer
Sod)ter, marer nleJrere Gage hcl
permlpgelten ISOLDE IN Gfanrois.
Sas 8ifnif, ait lebten Samstag
Inv Gbomois, mar bon bier ans red)i
gut beilrdn.
@ill @pIf, BON Sermaral, maj
fiir5lid1 mebrere Gage bel ieineip i)ic.
it9elr &eripmpoterl S. $. Sreeie uni
@attin.
gbtp. Holte, meldlcr IN Den @op't
@orfs, III @asconnbe, beidyGitigt lit
erlitt um leBten Sreitag cine Ser
lebitlpp alu einent Sub, inbcn elm AZ
SalB LANCER galunltanm oui Seriel
ben roIlte. Or. Galtgbel legte Ell
nen @erbarb an; GUM Slid lit oil
GerletluW lrid)t iebr erlitlid)er gta
tlir.
Sralt @crrin9tum lrlb SRI. &rlrnl
bein naren fiir5Iid, auf cin paal
Gage BEL Wing. GeOefer ilnb Satin.
Sri. elbbie SolIbtpebr, @iIl @ol
ullO S. $. Sreeie liub Satin, be
fa1rSen lid, iiber Sen Iebten Conn
tog in Gbanpis.
Glns. 2alf NOR arll letter Wpll
tag, geid1ftsfnlber lit SerIllalut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-21
lluicre Gunntp Gair.
@irb Gin srokartisey GrfuIa iuerbca.
&cihcs &crgniignngs= ErDgrnm

0ic Oicsiabrige Sair mlierer slder.
Ion $ 6eicIid]nit, Die atl %, 80,
uilb 80. slliglrit bier ~abgebuIten ipirb
perIpridlt Elm grobarti0cr Griulg 81
lperbet.
gltber ocl 0blt, @etrpioe, Iic).
i1ilo fredericksburg, Ben Grhibits
ltlricrcr @eidnftsIclrte lulo @eiperf.
id)aitcn, bot sic Iderbul11cielid,oit
aud fir Undertaking. onOerer Nrt
gciorQt ma nlpbcr ber %regclnUibi1el
GnlNcrtefl ser Gnterpriic WliIitdru
@anb, miro bic Columbian Garniuol
Goinponm cine rd)te beittife airneb
ucronitoltcn NIT all ibren Sd)alt6lt.
oelg @%oltflerr, Sdlailpielern, S0n.
germ. Nitd, bas SerriS-9toO unO baS
&nrouiell mipb nidlt icblen.
Ser Npuro Of Grade, ser itets
benriibt lit, Die SntereIien miereS
@enlcirnuriclps SIT ioroern bot fiil
|SmnSto0, Sen 90. arguit, 6ent
Solptfoirtoa oos 66brboot gcmietbe
ulro hosieIbe miro ON oieiem Gag
ane @eiipd}er ser 6oir BON Del
Nor6ieitc oeS 6IliieS frei bin mn
5itriif beforoern. 3ns Boot miri
an bicIcm Soge Ied)s SobrteH mad
en- 5ipiidlen Sermolln un6 Soltre IS
lafto Gambling.
slm Sreitug merben ale ain6e,
inter IA Sabrer freien Gintritt 5ul
6nir haber.
Die Nr1mienIiIte, melde mir nu'
|Seitc 3 6cs belltiDeir @oIfs6latt pil6.
.li5irelI eltthdlt DieIc an5icbrno(
Greiie IN allen Gl0iieln itnO gor5 BE-
'ionocrs in Sen Gloiicn fiir lebelocs
.Gie6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-21
Wurriiun.

Sri. Sisaie 9reeI, pon Sroepen.
berce Mo, beiinbet lid ani @eiid
bai SSobn Sdnnnlltb, BON StoLpe.
6rau McrteltS lrtro Sran emma
@oefflPr iudrelr ain le6tcn gforto9 IN
Scffcripn Gitp.
Oscar gScrttnueiit, aueld2er bIs1cr
in Sanhp &oof, an ben Government
arbeitete, lit arll porigen Wittpod)
nodp6ultie 9efonulen.
Cine gll5abl ilnrge Geltte, bon
Gier, begob iid) an pori8en 0onners-
tog ailf Den Sfidfang.
Infer Gpuntp Sberiff batte ant
noriget Mtittmod ipifltige 8eIfpdfte
in Worriion.
Sill Steifens nlub Iitg. @teNelp'
bad, bottem tiir5lid midStige @eifpdf-
te ilt 9inn, Wo.
Scbn Rplte bat ein 6ilbrntantls-
8eitGft eroffnet uipo beiofgt SUBJ
ret aller slrt. 8ir baben iett 5tpei
S~ltbrperfe in @artg INTO ofters iirpo
~oieielben nid)t imitaiuoe Ole fainr1lt-
lide 6rodlt SIT betpdltieel, welfe
bier arfonrmtt. Morrtion tbltt eirt
gr6beres 8eiddft. als ipie irgettb
cine mlbere gleid orobe Staot.
SboIInleper n,pb Sei0rer periaiio.
ten art porieert Mittapo6 eine Gar
lno11ng &iirbpieb nah ct. 2plris.
tSeltrp Sadmann urto Sarnilie,
ipelde ieit boriger ISOLDE mt 8enlo,
no, arr 9eiitd) marert, febrten aill
porieer 9omrerstog nadburie su-
rid.
Sral1 Selmp Mertetrs befanb iid)
ant pprigen 0onnerstag, belirtsapei-
ie in gbanois.
Can Saib, bon Berger, mar am
porigen 9omnerstog bier in Der
Stobt.
Geo. &le1tf, BON Sernmnlt, beFaipo
iidl arn porigen MitttuodJ, geidgdfts-
ba(ber, in Moruiion.
&enrp @ieLe l1nb Somilie begabet
it'd, ollt Iebten Sreita9, aiuf eitr poar
Gage SIT @erhpainbten, in 8olIrtoge,
Wo.
Sronf Slider, bon Totsbort, battle
ON norigeit 9onnerstug Oringenoe
@eid6fte in ABORTION.
@o. Iolte befaitb iid iibcr lebten
Smstae in Sernatrt.
Soc. Spedbols mar alit ~pergdit9e'
mem Spmltog in Berger.
S. $. Sreeie par ol letter 0Son.
toa, aeidGftsbolber, in 5efferlon
Gitp.
Dos Spiel sipiid,en Der Setter
urlb DER Mogeren botte sablreid1e 3u,
idyoilcr. Sic Soften 5ogen, spenn
mtd) ,lid5t ben 9ii1mrercn, 10 bod, golli
c~ntiddcbelr Sen &iirSeren. 0as 2e-
iultat mar 80 sat 3, 5ltgunltell Der
Mtogeren.
Sri. @ertbpein, apelhe cine @od}c
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-21
Treie 9ienitc bcs SabrbuOtes an,
Snmstag benz Sanpt. Sairtas.

Der bieiige Board Of Grabc bot
fir Satstog oetr 90. Iilg1tit Dos
Sdbrboot eemietbet, (baB ollie 9eatd+
er inierer Gollrfp 5otr BON Der
Noroieite oes Nriies irei nod, Ser
molur alrpo 5ltriid bringelr miro.
9us Boot miro naGrelrO bes "a.
ges iedls Sabrten 5piidlen Spiutre
SSlaluo itrto Sernlanm madden lnn
Den 9elpo6nern bon Der Noroleite
neS Sllliles 8elegerteit ST. geben eli
lpelr poIlen Sag otf Dem 6oirplabc
5iiSltbrirugen.
&oltmt 1tipb beiltft Die 8air pno
Ole pie(er Sebensmiiuoigfciten.
9oarb Of Grobe OF Sermanll.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-21
Grogrnnut:

l.. Sic 0~icsiGbriae 2lllIteaau,q
DcS @erejnS iiroet am %, 90. ulll
80. Gltguit 1914 itott un6 miro Oet
! IQirplub rrl6 bie 2(llsitcllulrBS Sal
len an Dicicn Sogen oen 9cillderr
non 8 llbr Morqens bis 7 ltbr
9Ibeu0S gc0finet lem. allie a%uS5uIteI.
leroen @egeuitQn0e nit IllSitnbm(
bon 4lniien s, II. 9. milije1 an
0pnnerstog ocn 81, 9tllgllit bis
llbr Nadnrittogs nltf Den 6airplnt
qebrodt per6cil, mo lie BON Den Sit
perintcn6ert Der rcIp. aIaIien in
Gmpfang qclWntnlen ulr0 a~llsgeftelli
neroer.
2. Sober artifel mitB logleid
beim Scfret1r alpgc5ctgt lueroet,
neldler o~erielbeli nlmerirt, iporaitl
oerieIbe an oen superintendent Scr
reip. &laiie obaitliefern lit. (&ein
grtifeI oarf Elm 3eiden bes GlsItel'
IerS tragen.)
3. Mae in &laiie /. biz 5. aus
geiteIten Irtifel uliiiien, Inn lid
fir cine 8rGntie beiperben gu fon.
neil, bonn IlisStel1er pro6alsirt fem
nlpo f6nnen frei aus9citcIlt iueroen
uitb alles alisgeitelltc Sia mlri
Giaelrtbnn bcs Musitellers iein.
A.. Eerinncn bon anoercn Goiul'
ties iino bered)tiot mo eingeloSen
iif7 unn 8rGmicn SIT benerben.
5. aein @rtifel bari Dor Montog
SEN 81. Iitgilit etttferlt meroet,
8icb mtsgetomnlen, peIdes mod, 6
llbr am Snmstog, entfernt merOen
cart.
6. g(Ge Ieidte perocrbliden Dir
tifcl, iueId,e bis 10 llbr @or1nittags
ON Montoa sen 81. Nitq. nidt ent-
icmut Iin6 mcroen on Ser &6ditbie'
ierthcn pcr1tcigert ur0 Der grtrag
fdat ser Goiie Scr @eieIlidloit ST..
Z. Sic &reisridter iitl6 eriudyt
iid allt 0onnerstog, Den 81. S(l9nlt
p llbr Godpnittogs in 6en GitSltcll'
intosboacn sit periolrnteIn lito iid)
IN nrganiiiren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-21
Sciulein-Snf

SIN ct. 2oitis nltrbc ON ncrgnlge.
ter Sorultng SRI, @elnlo &ilf, God
Ter BON SSofn Sud- lrtb @attiil, bon
Serinlln, init Sertrp Seinlein, Snbr
BON Spalt Sltlilts Seinlein, setraut.
Oas iuuee Soar, neldes iid) lnl-
fer ben bieiiaerr illrsen Selitel gro
Ser 9efanntiduft %erfreltt, miro ct.
2o,tis 81 ieiper 5ufiirFtigem Seilnarb
l1adlefl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-21
s. Rinbpieh. shofr unh sdapr

.. Wuluultll, Sulule Hlu SuHUcI
ne miiiien am Sreitag, Sen IS. Mlag.
por 12 llbr iiir Sic Iltsitelllape an.
g~erlel6et unb eirgetrageit nerbeit
ltrpb fam nif)t Dor 6 llbr om Cams.
tag Den 80. 9iltg. crtfernt tperben.
@enn leberlbes 8ieb 5u irgenb Ell.
her Belt, Dor 6 llbr nofs Mittng,
am Sonstae ben 20. alg. Don IllS-
itellungsplat entfernf uiro, bnnt
nu,B Ser @ctrefferl6e BEL Dem Set.
retdr Ser Soir sliio. $500 binters
legeu, aIs @nrnntie bab bos betreff.
erbe Sbier (ober Gbiere) mieber 5lt.
riifgebradt miro.
8. 8feroe, GieI nnb 6obIen iper'
Sen am Sreitag nlrb Samstog, Sen
rs. ruDo 20. 9llss. mtSaeitellt, ulb
miiiielr Dor II llbr Mndpnittogs Mn
5reiiog Ben 2S. Aug. gemelbet ltlo
cil9ctrnger ipcr6en unD f0mten nitht
TOR 6 llbr ont Som$to9 entieri1t
nep6en.
10. @eiIii9el ieoer 9Grt nnlB ant
0onuerStag oen 81. IitgilIt Dor 2
llbr Nadpnittags %anaemeloet lno
eingctra9en per6en uirb fam nit5t
bor Montoa Sen 81. GiW. ettfcrnt
! per0en.
If. Die Greisridter fir &laiie 8
unb 8 Wicr6c un6 Sicb) %periani-
meIit iid) ON 6reitog bcr %. Iit1.
Inn / llhr gtadmittoas.
12. aaeS Sieb fam frei nlts9es
felt per6en nnb Suffer miro 3u
einem nrdBMen Ereiie Uon Ser 6c.
ieIGdloft geIiefert.
Is. Nienlonb fann olS GreiSrid.
Ter IN elmer aloiic illngiren in mel.
der rr icIhit ~ouSAGtellt bat.
IA. Ole HrpiSrid)ter boben ons
! Iedt Iidl 5u erg1lBen pern &ocon.
5en in ibrcn reipeftipen Gontites Dor.
fonrmen %IoIlten. Sic iinO e6enfolls
beredtigt je6em miirbiOen Nrtifel
ser nidjt in ser |rGmtienliite beoodlt
lit, elm 9ipIom SIT ert6eilcn. Gei-
mem itnhpiir0pcn artifel ioQ cine
Gr6lnic 5llerfonnt ner0er, aud penn
feline Competition ga lit. Der Scfrc'
tGr miro ant MortM Sen 81 Iug.
bon s ll6r &ormittogS DIN iiir Die ilt-
erfourtcn Grdmien Irnuciilnncn or
Sen S1atmriitcr Ser @cielGIdmlt
ausIteQeit. @er ilulerbntb 80 Go8eu
iein @e(6 lridt beim Sdntmeiiter ob-
holt, n~erliert ollie 9lripriidje al bas.
iel1c itlt6 eS ueriGQt DEM Gerein,
Is. 9as arrangements Gomite
berIantmelt iid am 9onnerstag Den
81. augirit nm s ltbr Gommittnes.
OUT 6em 6airplate. GosieIbe miro
Iiube utpo SrOmlng baItet mo
Sopee tra9en bob alien &eseIn Der
@eielidaft Suloe eeleiitet miro.
t6. Die Slrperintenbelttelu boben
c1n 0onnersta9 ben 81. glte. ale
fir ibre reipeftipen &laiien beitimm-
ten artifeI in GmrpTang 5n nebnlett
uno 5it arrarwiren; un6 es iol an
tieiem Gage, 9omerstog ben 81.
allg., feiiter Gerion geitattet Iein tr.
een6 ems ser @ebdit6e SIT betreten,
ousaenonnten bieielbe liefert einet
@egenStano sitr glusitelliing ab.
IL. Gas blalte @ano ober vSo9"
be5eidulet bie eritc Frdmie. elm
totbes 9ano ooer Gag" Die 5Apeite
irnb Elm gelbes bie brittle Erurnie.
MuStelIer in aloiie s rno 8 iino
al eirem SoiIon Sidet beredtigt.
0ieies idlieBt iebod, gn9eiteate ooer
.9ieiRr ni6t NIT elm.
gintritt 5inn 8air Elas: 20 ets,
ainoer Is Cts,
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@iTiunsfcf.

glm MitfpodJ ben o. Septeniber
Ieiert 6ie 9et6onia : @elueirbe 6lt
9io Berger ibr Miiiionsfeit. Soate
rs an1 9ten reonett Oaitlt firrbet ole
8eter ari 3ounerstog oer 10. Itott.
9me Rob6ar !. @emeinOen nit ibrerl'
Serren &aitorar fiinb ber5lid ciriae'
laoen. S. @iering 9, g.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-21

-gSalter StolImeper, non 6reo-
cridsbllrg, befaro iidl mebrere Gage
ser pergaapgenelt @ode bier als 8oli
ieil,es Snfels, Sreb 9aitg, un0 ftat-
tete audy ilnierer Office eillen mill
fultnlelren 9eil,d) ab, sur grnelter'
ltlta iei1eS announcements.
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SeIndler Der Inlnaen Der StOne Sil
@ine Company.

Gino millfornntelt. ba ieOod, nltrdl
su bGlrfige 9entdler umier @eidJdfss
gang 5lt lebr gebernut miro, iinD
mir genotbigt Die 3eit bes Seiitdpes
luierer @lnIngen uluo Seller aitf ole
Stlnpbelp 5tpiiden 10 utb II ltbr,
Gorlnittogs, unb 8 upb A ll6r, Nad}
mittogs 81 beidrlrfen.
Stpne Sill @ilte SO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-21

-s[lfreo GeblmpelE BON Slatbe,
aanias, Elm 9ntber, itpo Otto &eb'n-
men, elm @efie bes BENT. Srartf Neb.
farneit IF. falterr arl Mittmod, bier
bep 1rir Dem 9egr1bniiie ibres Ser.
manoten bei5lttpoflten.
-g8m. Saefiner, Sr., nebit Got
tin urto 9abp, iotpie Sri. Sattie @p'
pie, begaben iid) a1n letten Itttpod)
rob Morriio11, INN Den &elt Der
ISOLDE Dem &ergniisen ltlpo Der grs
bolurg ulrf Dem @osconooe SIT rppo'
men.