davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-08

Mr. Chernowsky at his store for
women is making a complete exhibit
ton of spring suits, coats and dresses
which have elected many pleasing ex-
pressions among those who have seen
them. Extensive assortments in every
department indicate the broad scope
of this seasons preparations.-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-08

Director Charles D. Woods of the
Maine Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton at Orono, accompanied by his
son Harry, was a visitor Tuesday in
Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-08

Miss Mildred Seiders of Bath, who
has been passing few weeks in the
city as the guest of her cousin, Miss
Reba Choate, returned Tuesday morn
ing to her home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-08

Frank J. Ham, warden of the State
prison at Thomaston arrived in the
city Tuesday, having come to attend
the Republican State convention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-08

Parker L. Hardison, assistant en-
gineer of the State Highway Depart
ment, left Tuesday morning for Ban
gor TO attend the good roads con-
yention
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-08

Mrs George w. Quimby accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Laura j. Carney,
left Tuesday morning for Laconia, n,
H., where they will visit relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-08

Miss Elizabeth Urquhart has re-
turned to Augusta after visit to her
home in Vinalhaven, where she was
called by the illness of a relative.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine S. Viles left
Tuesday morning for Bangor to at
tend the funeral services that after
noon of John Appleton of that city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-08
LOCAL NOTICE.

F. L. Hersey's shoe repairing service
guarantees prompt, efficient service
and highest class workmanship.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-08

Miss Knowles of Boston, formerly of
Portland, will exhibit a choice line of
spring and summer millinery at the
Augusta House Friday, April 10, 1914.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-08
Wednesday, April s, 1914.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

H. H. Hay of Portland was a visitor
in the city Tuesday on matters of
business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-08

Mrs. Willard A. Bates, who had been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Pur-
ington on Green street, left Tuesday
forenoon for New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-08

For 10c each the New Method
Laundry washes and disinfect rugs in
the cleanest and healthiest way
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sturgis left
Monday for Portland and went from
there to Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-08

Mr.. and Mrs. R. n. Hersey of Port
land were visitors in the city Tues
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-08

Women's skirts cleaned and pressed
for 75c during April at the Augusta
Steam Dye House, 140 Water street.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-08

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11
Charlotte,

@ir baben iett Hegen III gcnit'
gelpoer Meltgc; urrlere ScrbItpciNell
iinb 6aber in gltteut 3uItalt0,
@m. @itte uu1b Satin lpoblrtell
cnt b%ergargenen Suuntag, in Ger
uIo, Dem Wiilionsfelt bel.
Sobn 81. MilIer beinrOet lid, &C.
i~dydftSbaIber, alti eiat paar Gage III
Ct. Souis.
Zip 9lailen beiolpo ii6 cine @od>e
lang alrf 9eilrd1, bel ieinem 6relnro,
So1n Nppof.
@urrp Siefntollt, poli ct. SoltIS,
begleitet poll ei,lcll icilpcr 9Seftelt,
luar uorigc @od)c arf 9cIlld) bel lel-
ner @Slttter lup0 ieinelt @elf1pilterrt.
9l1n p%ergollgelten Sonntag mobrl'
ten mir Der @rulrNiteinIegnllg Iiir
size relle %. &, Stride, III TolcbrlD,
bel. Eaitor SpredclIneper, bon Glp'
ulsuille, Icitctc Die 6cicr, untcr Nit
lpirflula poit Batter MIler, nor
9lalt0.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11

Id1aoten arl Mortag oieier ISOLDE q.
I've GarIaDatil1 RilOpieb II. Sdneinc,
9hpg. Sullnleper. Gan. Saib niro
GbaS. Barrier erbieltcil ieber, it Der
peugal9cllet @od)e, ein SIo. meldles
tie Don s, 8. Mteper gefaitft battelr
6rmt 8ln. Sreeic tefotlb iih ailt
uorigen 0omterStag M Mem Sapen,
olri 9eiltdl bel 6rauroeu.
Gr. Sillie 6ilretid, fuelfe nlebre-
re @odrtl bel ibren @lterqt ouf Be
lltd mar, tebrte an Ietten Smlstag
mod Ct. 9oltis 5ltriid.
Games 9maur lupb Sre0 8elpii9,
bon 9onel. no. beimlben iid) iiter
icttc4p Spultoa H. Montog bier, alli
3eiltd) bel ihrem oIten 6relrro,
Alopli Gpc0el,
i. :. Strotfmom lus0 Satin,
medic ser NodBcit ibres SotrteS OS
car, in @eltimJton. NO, be~iJesroEslt
battel, febrten arH Ietten Monta9
pom 6ort Elriid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11
ct. 2ouiicr Warftprciic.

@dGreilo Der porigel @ode ltdno
Den @ei5eimnrft nod INNER illtcr
Dem Gi,rflilile Der 9erid)tc pom
ariegsidailplub, iopie bcs eingrtrc-
teleen @ittermngsipediels. Gle 8reilc
fir 9ormeiaelt iirr0 in ct. SolMS me-
ielltlid) oieIelbell iuie Dor elmer Modle
mGbrenO it muocren Marftelt cine
Ereisiteigerlul1 slt pc~r5eidnen mar.
Sir petdJelt Minterrci5clt gro
oierter Sorter beaobIte man III ct.
|2ollis ant 0ielstng $t.05-$1,1112
fiir Dos bette @eireibe; 1T Chicago
$1.t4-$1.t615; in 3oleOo 1.tSA~
|$t.21. 9ie fpnuncr5iellcn &orrGtbc
naMi1en mn / ,515,000 gllibcl alb ltro
betragen 31,019,000 9uibeI,
Mais lit im Yteiic Y bis , Gents
gefuIlen. Die Nad1fraae iii id;mod}.
Scr Morft mar 5ltll1 Sdlniie onl
0ienstog Iebbafter ulO Nie Erciie
bielten lid auf 0erleIbcn Spbe me
porioe ISOLDE. Sir 9rnoierte Sortell
be5dbIte man 7S-S012 Gents pro
9uIbcl, popplt lesterer EreiS filr %!
bette lpeiBe @etreioe Gilt.
Srob Der groben 3uirbren poll
@ofer r1to Scr SdlpGd)urA oe$ Ger
mrimlarftps Mieb Der 8reis i'm Sor'
MART red,t feit luuo itieg Io4lar EN-
lpelig, ilad,oenr er ludbrelt0 Der So-
de peridlicoelpen Sdpparflnpgen llr.
tcmuorien mar. Sreiie iuaren am
0icnstog iiir graded" Safer 49-5s
Gts.
RnrtpiieIn iriegelt ipdbneifo Der
ISOLDE I'M Treiie. Gie pe%ridNcocmell
Sorten pcrfanfen lid Iiir 75-S3
Geuts per @u. Die boditeu EreiIe
6rod,ten cute Soma &urol."
Ter &reiSitml0 fir Sdppelnc >poT
$7.25-$9.35 pro Gertner, nadS &c.
miht lnpo G.,mIitGt Der Sbtcre, Die
~nriiten &erfdliie wllrDen SIT $500
1926 nhgeidlolien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11
@appn SpaOlu.

2comnro &aercr mo 8attiat lprr-
sen ON perganaellen Solntag 0llrd}
5a1IrcidGl 9eiltd) BON Nadlborr ulro
SSrn,npoen erfrcIt.
%ieIc mtiercr Mitdiirger bottelt
iid) airt porigen 0olnperStag llod)
Sipiss be5cbelb INN oem W~itlilol1ss
feit bci5lauolNlen.
&orl1nld>odelt lit lest bier ont Der
9agrSur0lnurg; cilli9e n1ierer Snr'
nlcr nrndct iid uber Ole gutter Epels
ic sltrnlise nlro iobren ibren @el5elt
51ull Warft.
1Srol @nt. Grlrll, rebIt SobiL bon
Slpiss, ,unrcl o1lr pcrIloiletlcn Sorns
too oltf 9eiildJ BEL GOpim Sfrniot.
SIN Molrtng oieier @odpc bot Die
SdNulc int SbentnltS Giitnift, inter
2eitaaw ocs 9ebrcrs Tidyaro DDS.
ller, ibrelt Mlufoatg gctonmell, Sou1s
Sdr$rr, S;r., hot an Senrielbclr Gage
ieil,cr orittei Scr1lMn ais Scbrcr
Scr Coles Greet SdatIe b~egpnlrlt.
Sri. 6rieNa Sd@lter beIolpO lid
uoriuc @ode ip 9tcu Snpcl inM
9iod)boridnit urf Scilld).
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11
Sreiwilliac grbcif al Der @unntp
Gonos.

ludbrero ser beioen 5000 Hnn0S4
Sagelt milrNen IN Giitrift go. 1 iu,.
ter Rpn0nliieber @ititdp &etrils mo
.ieiilem @ebiilien Sllo. Naemaiup, pol
iolge,poea lnicner .9iiracr ousgc-
fiibrt:
ebas. @asenteEr, Sem 6riIlt
mann Slll. SoffHolnl, SSoGu 9iutte,
Speo SeIidlGger. Sbeo. 1iltbp, Ne.
Ter 8ogel. &eltrp gcder, Nitg. Geio-
bart, SSll. @Iaier, Grnit Martill,
@ottlob Sdlet, Sul. aallulcpcr,
Oscar Soebri1, Hitoro @loicr, Sobl
9iautid. IAN Sabplpbe, 9llb. fobni
|9npn Nobpn, @ep. 8etrlis, Sobr
@obs. 6ranf et5foral, Satgo StrcbIp
Glib. Stoebr, @nt. 9etfmum. u. q
g. Mauropiller, E)il. appril, Ser,
bert sppriI, Suit. @rcbe urtb Ser.
matmp 8rebe.
SIN Siltrift go. 6 inter GoGoaltI
ieber @eorg Spc3did)ofep, tbateat iol
|0etoe 9eipofsser hire @i~lrgerplItdl
an Den 8ooo Roobs Saaen:
!Senrp Sdnitger, o. Sd)ollnreDer
Isl. 11tJe, Gbns. Soeotmanil, 6. St
Meper, &etrp Golf. Sidappler, all
9roefer Sam Slider, ISM. Ieters
49,.
aIbert @uli, @m. Riefs, Gbas. &eb
leipalb, $. 0eppe. 6reb .gidcrmnmt
Conrad lltbe, Senrp ltetterlitra, i
0eppe, Or. $. @orfmar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11
Yifnif Der aatbulif Gnisbts pt
Mmcrtcu.

Die Mitglieber ocs obigen Sroel'S
nebit beren Sainilieit Datten arn lee-
rem Smunog, orr oellt 8atrplat, Elm
orobes Iifrif. Der 8cnld} mar
1uberlt ~3ablreb); Die Sittlc 8erger
@roSs 9aapo ~lieierte au$ge5eldynete
Matiif lnpo Der Sag lpar Serr gelel'
liacr @er9aliigelr, ipDie Gicid)faas
sen S%ntereiien beS Nrocles g%efplonlet
Ser Ir1iioent heS NrbGts, SER SIC
@lrire, biclt cine 9ieoe iiber 8erIid)-
eulrlo 1rno oie SNeale ser gritoer-
idiait. Siinf nelle 0iitglieOer ipilr,
Ne!, mrfgenolnnlen; Scr 0rSet 3ablt
bier iebt Go MitgIieOfr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11
eurpfe &%oet9rmcpcr.

S. i. 2oepfe. pom ct. 2oitis iuto
Strait Soitiie &~oetbenRber, cine Sodr
Ter unieres befamten M~itbiirgers
gatgelr g6aiie, mltroe1 am Mittlpod)
NadNrittog inr giorrbouie Der
epmn9l. ct, EaalIs- @emeirbe tbltrd,
Initpr d. $. &asmalml i'm 9l,nbe
Ger Che pereinigt. Dos gliifIid)e
iulpge &aar reiite ON 1tdd]Iten DIOR
gen nod ct. 2oitis, no lie eilrell
SbeiI hrer 6littenpod)et perIeben
luro oarWr in st. GmtI, Minneiota
lid l)ditslid} nieoerlaiien merbell, mo
Serr 2oepfe iidJ aIs 9alptnternebmcr
etublircr miro. @ir miitrid}en 0ell
NelmcrrtGbIteit picl Slid 5itrrl &ut-
be.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11
Sic ielbit unb Srei Srcnnbc. y

sic ieibtt lno Dret Srehiioc. HtSd
irod,te Sbn@l mittbeilcn," id)reTbt
Srau GarpIiln 2pbin bon &aton.
9Sem Merico, n0ob orei meil1er
6rcurbe, inipie ib ielbit, ipibrerS
pieIer Sabre al Iogotbeid}eroen ht-
ten. @ir entifloiier ults ollie, Sor.
mis- Nl~penfrGnter, iIber pelfes mir
10 pieI @iinitiges eebori batter. gar
gebrmldpe,. @ie ein Segcn 8pttes
bot eS lnls p~ollitGn6i9 sebeiIt, uriS
mir iiiblen inns tpie rteile 8eIeit."
SorqtiS a%lpcnfrdllter Mt feilie Ipo-
tbefer . @eSi3in. - feilp 8eacnitano
ees @roBbanoeIS otoern elm einy
iades &rGltter~Seilnittel. DeIf,es
LANCER oils ein S~aDrbnn6ert in be-
Itirroigeln @cbrmtd lit. @s miro Dem
YibIifum bireft pom 2aboratormum
gcliefert o6er Sltrf 2otnlaagenten.
Cine 3citidriit, iofpie elm 9iidletl,
pcIdes oie imtereiiante @eldlifpte Der
GntScdung 6ieicr beritbmten Meoi-
sin cltGdIt, ipirb frei ar ieoe IoreiIc
~perialrot. Mfan id}reibe an: Or. We.
Ter 6abrucp & Sons SO, 19-25
50. Sopne ape., Gbico9o. sd.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11
Sdiiten.& c rbnnblnuaen.

H~eaeIuudbioe GerIommIatng am
81. NltQl6t 1914.
las 8rotofoIl ser lester &C.
IomullnNl mtr0e rcrleiien nulb ar
nontmle1r.
gn nlonatlidlen 8etrdeen ginG,a
ein $1,000.
@cid)toiicn, an Is. Septen6cr en-
Grei$idfcfNr u~b5lglrlten; Die Slsn.
me bon $500 ais Greiie altsid =
Bet ST. Idiien; oie- Sltntne Glciae
nEBig nlti oct mpi1cIteIIten Sd -
ben 3lt p~ertbeiIcl,
Slim Sdrtben mIfNlItellen; !
Strickland -Ring, = A~irflege-Niltg
Centrum lHh I ghIilegeHDSalut Sd
Zen, Ter crite Nreis elmer ieo'r
Sdeibe iou $50 betrageil.
9uS EreiS.Gpuite ipltrOen or.
lralltrt: Sernnaul 0onrfe, Sobm ~.
Sdemlarlt uuo Trit aoelIer.
9hptoltg oc$ SdEeien y llhr
N1ittagS. ~aaiierddI,tB boGb 5 llbr,
5ddlls bes SdieBenS 5 ltbr; biernitT
Stehen mo 8reisrertbeillng.
Sicrmtf erioIgte gertasur1g.
8rib2ana
Gefretdr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11

Ser ct. @etcrS Ghtb, polt Sci
fcriun Gitp, tpeld>er lid at1 oer9all~
Qclrcn Son1tng, Ionic olpdl ON Mfoll'
toQ, mutt Dem bieiigcn 4eterS Club,
im c0Iar 9olcboIl Spicl mas, llat
6obei ollSgeflurocll ipos ne "$orte"
lit. Gas Reillltot 6eihcr Spiele tpar
mic iol0t: Somntog, 6 ST 0, 5lrgltl1'
Iten DON Scrnmltl1. MoaltoA 8 5it u
Q%llQlntitelu BON @er1llaa1at.
Ole SerlllnlWl SluplorS llro 0as
Sernt pom @oscnllnbe ntdben nd
cheniaas ain lebtcn Sanrtng. Sas
ma u6er fem .rpnGteoper." @as
Reittltot mar 10 QcScn IA, 5lt9irlltel'
pulr unieren SlrllorS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11
sndlen's arniea ealbe fir

.Gdnitt., 8runSs unb ail6ere ofiene
@lutben. 6. g. 9oper, Nariao,
90. g., idreibt: vSobe ME cine
8unbe bieier 9lrtell eebobt, bic es
nidt beiIte." !$oIt bellte nod cine
.SGadlteI 8lidlen's Irnica Salbe
rn6 babt oieie bereit BEL 8rano1,
S6nitt- um6 oIlerbaro 8tnben
gerbiitet 2ofiop. 25c bei gitrem
gpot6efer. (slbb.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11
$,eiratbS . ei5cnien.

Alonzo Thorp, Aud, Mo. -. y
Elva Kronk, Aud, Mo. ...... ~
Christ Lahmeyer, Bland, Mo. y
Bertha Diestelkamp. Bland :, ~
John Kuschel, Hermann 49,. Al
Hulda Baecker, Hermann ,..'2o
Richard Speckhals, Hermann 20
Theresa Hug, Hermann ......2o
I. G. Schweighauser. Gasco' de %
Rosa Neekermann, Gasconade 50
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11
Berger.

Sollls SpeBer lHp OQltIHi pu!1
Nfnrriior, befanben iidy OH pcrB1n-
5ettcgl SOmrtag bier OH ScIud), bel
Goitor GoiS5 lulo Satin
&. @lluller ~erlDieIt i1n 2altiG Scr
pori9en @ode elite G~urIaburB .ttlas
Genlelrt, ioipie icrlHr cine Gur!ao-
lntg aalal Mobrer.
Sobu 6rit, nom Ct. 2ouiS, heIalrO
iidl atn Getter SonHao9 bler, in
Berger.
Gbos. &ropp irlN Satin ~reiiter
am perGdgNciten SoR4ltag lrad Ct
@ouis. INN eiit2u &urrotb BON Merblt
moare1t cjnNltanieI.
6rnu 0citrn &ocrtitcr, uolr @ooII-
ind, bel &anpallotcit rrpo 6rclmoen.
billie, DO, beiillSet lid bier an &e.
lie bat ilrre biciige 6armt oll @nl.
Sdpleb uuto Grnit 6aDrnteper per
toltit.
6rou Nenrp @ill lnt0 SRI, Eoltlill
gaiIhir1, trcId,e @cytpmpoter in Ct
2ouis eiaren 9eilld) ob9eitottct Soften
fan1el ull1 lcbtnr Sorntn8 mtcoe'
tod)1mlic.
Irou golriic 2ciNer, bon ct. Soius
tefano iid] porigc @ode bier oli @e
I;INft t,aj liner EDtlttter, Srull Sotitlo
@onbIof.
8ictor Silbcr, pnn @ernlolils inal
ON pcrQoqpgcrctt 6rcitog bier, III
Sntcrcie Ser Snternotiot)oI Gin
Sni. So.
Nrtbltr 6uillltorlp ulu0 8attIlE DO
let. 2uri5, meilcn SIR 3cit flyer, air
9cild) Bel &cr1potNtcn.
6rI. fSlord @llurer, bon Ct. Solu
poriac @odp 0icr dli S'e'ltdl be
jbren gItcru.
g. 6. Gtt mad)tc nll pcrlnt8clcl'
Sam&aa9 eillru 9lbitcdpr lndl Scr.
mo1n.
Mamnlit NubliilN lnv6 @attlll, nrl
6ernmlmr, mnren am lettHt Solut'
taa, beiald sapciir, bel 2pllis Hobl
fling.
Die biciigc, 6iielnlide Sdntlc bal
an 0iuratag 0ieier &ode mteHel
be0niell, lu1ter 2citlul0 Gea Sebrtr@
Sdrrp $. Sail.
SRI. @onta. Mtiilinparat lrod} >SlI
Nicln, mcld,c bei biciiBcll &%crtpoiTOtel
ntf 8eiud) nar, hiclt am pengaltNr
nen Sormto,l, in Der epalr1l. q
,Sobomra &ir1c, eilpclt icbr llrterel
iapten @ortraA.
SRI. 2plliie Strot1ntunil, pom 8oll
las Gin, meiIt Bcgcnuirtig DieI
atf @cild) Bel ibren gltern.
SoIpt RobIfiW bat eilrm hnlbel
@ntbeiI bon SEQ. ". W%lrno1pllaer':
Neutrality-suspicious. fdllflid) eriporbcrt.
Sol. 2oboltbc, BON Mcaittricf, be
impo lid, olll iestcHt Samstog bier
mrter ieflen oltcn S%renlrocb.
@olter @itthoi,s, bon ct. SotlIs
mar norige @ode bier 0lrl 8cfld,
bel icireft &enpmpoten.
Srit Meper lrnb @attial, bon etln
maren orl letten Sorutag al,f We
iltb BEL Serrn Meper's Nntter
6rou 6. s. Meper.
u. g. SdNIIb, &aiiirer Scr biell
pcn 9coples 9anf, bot feline Stclh
on perealgcrelt 5rcitoa, lnd} ei1re1l
Wpnot 5erien, tpieSer an9etrctett.
99nn. Mteper ull1 beIien Sfrrtlter
6rl. 9eolo, ipcilclp hteIe @odr Il
ct. 2oui$, oti @eirld} bel &rrpnlto
TEN.
SRI. Slorernc Sprefelinencr, mel
dc in Midigmt sic Sflule beiird,te
mar iibcr leeten SmnStag mi
5onlltog bier sum &eiltdl ibrcr N'll.
ter.
Die geracr @tiIlilp SO. perialpot,
mi6rct6 ser pcrsolp9enci @odlc ore
GorIoNunaen @eisen nndl Ct. SoltlS
8ut. 6rceie uilS Sobn iiipS SIT
3eit nit Aem g~nitreiden ser @nllft
INA BON Soblt SJiaetid'. IN Der gtaif
BON SauiSS, heldnftigt.
0beruortnialn mo Sabmtbc ocr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11
ger0anOlnnscn I'M Gountp @cridt.
Mpntoa oen Z. September.

UtpIuQl DeIt {. SeptelItOet.
9ie allSglcid)8 ebopber madytc oie
slbibdeutpen III iofgelroer 5dIleil,
no Die @etreiienOeit e unterloiiel
fatten hire Staterpellts e~il5uieitoeit:
AufderHeide, A. F. $500. $500
Brandt, j. O.. -. $500. $500
Zeitzmann, Hy. -. ~. 500
Davis, w. j. 80. -. -. $500.
Jonas, CYRIL -. -. 200
Bland Milling Co. 1900. 1900
Gie 9eb0rbe re0u5irte Die slbs
idatltng oes Srie Meper BON $500
oIf $500.
9ienstoa, oul s. Septentber.
Gie fOlgertben &edpnrtgen ipur.
oen gepriift i11b 5ltr 3abllug oil8e.
pieien:
Fred BOIL for T. Eikermann $500
John Englert, same 10000
John Englert, right of way $50
E. Schlomann, same 56.40
FL. E. Naegelin, same 44.10
N. A. lockwood, same 10000
City of Hermann, water . {. 2.05
A. Wittmann, hauling coal 1925
Herm. Elect. Light Co. light 5.95
Ferd. PletZ, postage 1916
E. A. Meyer, postage 500
d. F. Stoenner, canvassing
primary election 49,. -. ZOO
Chr Danuser, canvassing votes
primary election -. =. 200
Graf Prtg Co. elec. notices 300
The Republican, same 300
Bland Courier, same 37.0O
Graf Prtg Co. ballots -. $3.50
Barnard & Co, b'ks & sta. 11O.51
Skinner & Kennedy, books 24.50
Stand d Prtg Co. legal forms 9.31
l., Buxton& Skinner, same 9.S3
Graf Prtg Co. stationery 1910
j. NJ. Schermann, inquest for
Chas. Lalk Jr. 80. 49,. 25.95
A. f. Meyer, sesso 49,, 1000
E. A. Meyer, 1da.bd. equaliz. 500
FIR. Oncken, Ida. BID eq. and !
da. co. ct. and mileage :. ll.2O
Hy. Zastrow, ] da. BID. eq. and
l da, co, ct. and mileage l1.5O
JAS. A. Sewell. Ida. BID. eq.
Ida. co. ct and mileage ..2O.OO
A. L. Schnitger, Ida. BID. eq.
and l da. co. ct. ...... :. 400
New public road, FIR. Wick ct.
al. pet. Road ordered opened.
Road drag ordered for district
2e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11
Bargain No. 3

1 lot ratinee, grapes and %volles,
csc values at Ioc a yard.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11
Bargain No. 1

1 lot calicoes, reds, blues, and
greys, sc per yard.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11
Bargain No. 8

Varnish brushes. ,..........Ioc
Shoe brushes Ioc
Hair brushes.
Clothes brushes
Scrub brushes.
Nail brushes
Toilet paper, large roll.
japanese broom, well made
and light only............2oc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11
Bargain No. 5

1 lot assorted dress goods, 10
and 25c values u and Ioc a yard.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11

WFUIIUUt OCH {. StpTGHIUEI.
Die ausgIcid)+9 eb1r0er mad}tc 6ie
slbif6elnngen III iofgelroef Sdaen,
no Die 9etreiienOelt 6 u~ntclaiiel
inttell Ihre Stntellrclaa cirilielr0eit:
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1914-03-19
As to Unused Railroad Tickets.

Of interest to the public gen.
orally is a decision handed down
Saturday by the Interstate Com
merce commission in which it
was held that mislaid, lost, un-
used or stolen railroad tickets,
in whole or in any part, are not
redeemable by the selling rail
road unless requests for the re-
demptiOn are accompanied by
the tickets themselves. The prin-
ciple was laid down in the case
of an Atlantic Coast Line passen-
ger who sought to recover the
cost of a portion of a ticket from
Albany, Ga, to Philadelphia,
which was lost and never pre-
sented by anybody.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1914-03-19
Did Not Ask for designations.

The threatened removal or
resignation of DR.. James w.
Babcock, as superintendent of
the State Hospital for the insane
and the resignation of DIR.
Eleanora B. Saunders, did not
come at the meeting of the board
of regents Thursday. The board
held practically all-day session,
the meeting adjourning in love
feast fashion Thursday evening.
Governor Blease attended the
afternoon session, after making
a statement to the board at the
morning session in which he
indicated that he would give the
regents and the superintendent
until the afternoon session to
"get-:ogether." DR.. Babcock
wrote a letter to Governor Blease
in which he stated he was per-
fectly willing to cooperate with
the regents.
The question of the resignation
of DR.. Saunders did not come up
at all, stated one of the regents
Thursday night.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1914-03-19
Refuses Banks Claims.

Assistant Attorney General
Dominick has prepared the ans
wers of Treasurer Neil in the
cases of the National Union
Bank and the First Trust and
Savings Bank, of Rock Hill, and
the Loan and Savings Bank, of
Yorkville, against Treasurer Neil
to recover certain taxes paid un-
der protest on bonds supposed to
have been non taxable.
The answers in all cases are
practically the same, and claim
that the banks have been taxed
in accordance with law, and that
no rebates are due to any of the
banks. 1t is denied that any
nontaxable bonds have been
taxed in any case, and it is
claimed that the whole matter
complained of is fully adjucated
and settled in the decree of Judge
Prince rendered last September.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1914-03-19
State Maps Distributed.

Copies of the official map of
South Carolina were received
yesterday at the State depart
ment of agriculture and will be
distributed by Commissioner
Watson upon request. The maps
were made by a New York pub
fishing house.
The public highway system in
this State is shown in green on
the map. South Carolina is one
of the first States to issue a man
of the highway system.
The map contains data on the
tobacco crop, corn crop, textile
manufacturing, farm values,
small maps showing the judicial
circuits including the Thirteenth;
congressional districts, precipita-
ton and climate. Advantages of
Charleston as port are striking
ly illustrated by a series of charts.
The map of the highway sys-
tenn is based on surveys made by
representatives of the depart
ment. The State, Tuesday.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1914-03-19
Fort Mill Man Weds.

Invitations were issued Satur-
day by Mr.. and Mrs. T. o.
Flowers, of Rock Hill, to the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Mary Orr Flowers, to Mr..
Clarence Stewart McMurray, the
event to take place at the home
of the bride this Wednesday,
evening at z o'clock.
Miss Flowers is the second
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. O..
Flowers and is we'll known in
Fort Mill, having frequently
visited the family of her aunt,
Mrs. Alice Harris. in this city.
She is a young woman who is
much beloved by a wide circle
of friends. Mr.. McMurray is
the youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H. McMurray, of Fort Mill.
For several years he has been
connected with the j. l.. Phillips
Drug Company. of Rock Hill,
and is held in high esteem, both
in business and social circles.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1914-03-19
Residence of S. w. Parks, Clebourn street.
Famous Inventor Dead.

George Westinghouse, fore
most figure in the engineering
world and inventor of the air
brake that bears his name, died
late Thursday at his residence in
New York City. Heart disease
manifested itself about Is months
ago and the end came a few
hours after it became publicly
known that Mr.. Westinghouse
was seriously ill. He was in his
sixty-eighth year.
Westinghouse became an in
ventor at the age of Is. when he
produced a rotary engine. Four
years later he constructed de-
vice for replacing derailed steam
cars. Then. when 81 years old,
he sought the financial backing
of the late Commodore Cornelius
Vanderbilt, for his now famous
air-brake, perfected after three
years of labor.