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Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-16
Little Bedtime Stories
FARMER RROWN's BOY TAKES
GREAT PAINS.

Copyright. 1910. BY J. q. Laoyd.>
Old Man Coyote was 4 stranger to
Farmer Browns Boy. Ever since he
HAD come to the Green Meadows to
live he had been very careful that
Farmer Browns Boy should never see
him. So while he knew all about
Farmer Browns Boy. Tor from safe
hiding places he had watched him day
after day. Farmer Browns Boy knew
very little about Old Nan Coyote. and
what he did know was What be had
read. He wouldn't wen have known
that Old Man Coyote was living ON
the Green Meadow but for the sound
Of his voice. Now he had found Old
Man Coyotes homo ana he fully. in
tended that Old Nan Coyote should
howl nc more. So he set traps all
about Ola Man Coyotes home, and, IN
doing it he took the grNAtsst pains.
BOY. talking to Bowser the Hound.
whp sAt wa1chtuk HIN. 'such . WON
derfui NOSE that r. I should touch one
Of these traps with my bare hand he
would ~ able to small nae md % b
warned. you've rot Q pretty rood
nose yourself, Bower. but Il tsnst IN
Il with Old Man Coyotes. 90 ron -
I've smoked the traps and I've 1nok.
I'd the gfoves !. aIn wAAfinG, and I
DON'T - how no - going TO smell M.
fsev ,ofd nan .coyo.s had thrss
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-16

There will be a meeting Of the
Women's Catholic Order Of Forestersi
Saturday evening at the residence of
M. Norman Of Reeves VENUE. The
meeting is for the purpose of initiate
Ing candidates who were not able to
be present at the institution of the
order Tuesday night. The meeting will
open at 3 o'clock sharp and all ON
GERS and members n urged to be in
attendance.
]. J. DAILY, M. NJ. Merrill and
Charles Reicheldorfer is the commit
tee In charge Of arrangements for U.
q. I. dance dates. The first is to be
given November %. the night after
Thanksgiving and is to be a benefit
TOR n widow and orphans fund Of
that organization. All plans are made
and the ball will be given in the
rest OF the winter will be announced
later.
Mrs. John Valley has returned
from a pleasant trip of three months
duration. She spent some time in
Ottawa and other points in eastern
Ontario. She returns with health
greatly improved and well pleased
to be back in the land of sunshine.
Lie tnoS uOldu, her HleCe, returned
with her for an extended visit,
Fargo Courier-News: Mrs. Rose
Mccarthy of 115 Ninth avenue north
announces the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Ferryl Mccarthy ia
c. E. Lindholm of Dickinson, the
marriage to take place November 8.
MI. Lindholm was formerly connected
with the Western Union here, and Is
now with that company as wire chief
and an operator at Dickinson.
Miss Ferryl Mccarthy was surprised
Wednesday evening by some. thirty, Of
her friends under the leadership of
Misses Tena Anderson and Ellen Mon
tain. 1t was q parcel shower at which
Miss Mccarthy received many beauti-
full gifts OF cut glass. linen and silver.
Musical numbers. solos and duets
were given by several of the guests,
and refreshments were served. Decor
atoms OF chrysanthemums were used.
X
The wedding of Miss Andrea Jensen
and Edwin NJ. Erickson was solem-
nized last evening at the home of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris
tan Jensen of First street north.
Moorhead, by Rev. Mr.. Eckman. The
attendants were Miss Amy Evanson
of Valley City and Henry Jensen, a
uluIlicI u INC DTlQe. LltLle haf1f
klrogh was the ring bearer. The
brides dress was a satin and shadow
lace and her flowers were white roses
and lilies Of the valley. She wore q
lone tulle veil. Miss Evanson's dress
was of pink crepe de chene and she
carried pink carnations. During the
ceremony Mrs. Alfred played softly
Because God Gives Me YOU" A
%bountiful and very nice wedding lunch
was served the guests numbering
about so. Mr.. and Mrs. Erickson will
leave this afternoon for the Twin
Cities where they will spend ten days
or two weeks. after which they will be
at home in Fargo where the groom
is cashier Of the Park, Grant and Nor.
ris company. Out Of town guests
present were: Mrs. Alfred Anderson,
o sister Of the bridegroom. from Bird
Island. Mimi: Mr.. and Mrs. M. Evan.
son and daughter. Miss Edna Evansor
Of. Valley City; Henry Jensen, best
man Of Minneapolis: Miss Ruth. Olson
and Karl Olson of winger, MINI.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-16

Mas Gina Peterson anc AUGUST An
deseon. both OF Sp:ritwood. were mar
ried Wednesday afternoon at :
o'clock ut the Congregatiu nal parson-
age, Rev. c. HI. Phillips performing
the ceremony. They were attended by
n brides sister and brother, Miss
Grace and Peter Peterson. The par
afternoon.
Fargo Courier News: seventy-nve
members Of the organized classes
Phtlathea and Baraca OF the First
Methodist. Baptist and Presbyterian
Sunday school met last evening In an
anniversary banquet at the Methodist
= ladies of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society. assisted by the
girls Of the Tau. Sigma class.
+. Following the feast of b%rotherly
love. a program of toasts was given
Miss Clara Pollock acting as toast
mistress. Miss Josephine. Jackson gave
the welcome. which was responded
to by Mr.. G~recnshie!ds OF the Baptist
Barracks. Miss Annie Hanndyaide,
spoke upon the Ave to one campaign
to which the classes have pledged
themselves which Is for each n to
organize Ave new classes.
Other toasts YER given that were
Of interest, and several musical, num-
bere. and a reading by Miss Margaret
Crutckshank. 80
The dining room of the church
was tastefully decorated In light blue
and white and dark blue and white;
the table doilies were blue and blue
candles were used. Being the twenty
fourth anniversary Of the Philathea
organization, little Individual birth
day cakes. each with a blue candle,
all lighted. were brought In with the
Ice cream
Baraca classes are world wide or
carnations Of young mems bible
classes within the Sunday school as
the P%hflatheas are Of young women.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-16

doorways to his home. and in each Of
these Farmer Browns Boy Get q trap.
a cruel steel trap with widespread
jaws to seize Old Man Coyote by q
leg. To each trap was attached .
fastened to a heavy stick Of wood.
The sticks Of, wood Farmer Brownie
Boy buried Just under the surface OF
the ground, and he sifted sand and
dust over the chains and the traps
themselves So that they could not be
seen. When he va through you
never would have guessed that there
al anything there. Then Just as
carefully he set more traps in the lit
tie paths by which Old Man Coyote
was In the habit Of going from and
coming to his home.
Now. Bowser, you'll have to stay
away from here or you'll be getting
caught your own SELF" said he as he
looked At his completed work with a
uatiuHn5 oir
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-16
A YEGG OUTFIT

Next story: What Or Mistah Bus
BaPd Hay.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-16

alone I wouldn't have had to do this.
You understand. Bowser. I'm not trap
pring him for fun. but because we've
rot to get rid of him. Now I think
We'll 70 homo and tomorrow morn.
ing Wen hnd him caught. fast and
waiting for q bullet to end his mig
chief making. Just you take warning.
Bowser. and keep out Of trouble"
With that Farmer Browns Boy.
with Bowser at his heels. etartad for
home. leaving the far corner Of the
Green Meadows. whore Old Man Coy
ote's house was. a. quiet and psacaful
seeming ~ If such dreadful things -
traps and guns never had been invent
ed. And high overhead In the blue.
blue sky or Mistah Bussard looked
down with anxious eyes and triad in
vain to think Of some way to warn OLD
Man Coyote, for he had seen all that
had beer done. But he couldn't think
Of any way, and 30 he sailed round
and round and round watching to ~
what would happen.
Next story: What OF Mistah Bus
aopa Ha0
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-16
Man Arrested on SUSPICION Of BENZ
Holdun Arts

Man Arrested on SUSPICION at Being
Hoadup AFt1sk.
Fargo, N. D.. Oct. 16.-wilian
o'Dav was arrested on q charge Of
robbinS C. Albino 1T the Northern
Pacific station. When searched at
found to contain. besddes a revolver
Of Krupp proportions. a bottle Of
chloroform, q bulb and rubber tube
arrangement. probably used for ad-
ministering the chlorofor1n, a bottle
Of some other liquid. thought t o be
knockout drops" and . daahliEht
There ere w witnesses to the
O'pay IL believed to BE- sufiolently
strong to prevent a11n from having
an opportunity to rke hts outAt for
some time to como.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-16
CLUB NOTES

Patrons Of the suffrage rest room
In Fargo have found 1t an exceedingly
awhile during shopping hours. An in.
viting couch await anyone who cares
to use it,, and plenty Of easy chairs
are there. Tea tables are spread In
the two desk alcoves..
The Women's club of Fargo will
meet this afternoon. October 1s. In
the Civic Center. The subject 10 Lit
up by Mrs. r. A. Beard with a paper
upon Cambridge and by Mrs. F. w.
Pearson with a talk on Concord. The
delegates to the federation meeting
at Jamestown will be back and give
their reporta.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-16
With That Farmer Browns Boy,
With Bower At His Heels.
Started for Home.

ct guess this will get him." he con-
tinued. 1T sesms kind Of mean to
put traps right in his doorways and
not give him any chance at all. l
don't like to do 1t, Bowser. No. sir.
I don't like to do It. I wouldn't II
1t wasn't for those ducks and chick
ems. 1 just can't afford to raise EN-
for a good-for-nothing wolf. II he
had known enough to leave them
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-16
Deserted.

. Deserted.
The cloudy lilacs still o'erarch the
sagged and creaking gate:
}T'h r dancing, feet that come NO mora
the ,w~eed-choked blossoms
wait: ?
tn sinking roof and shattered
and cold.
b empty house stands in its place,
y forlorn. and gray. and old.
once q bride tripped through that
spring;
ere children trooped with shouts
n songs that made the echoes
ring;
aid once-ah. me!-the heavy feet
of mourners slowly passed
Down yon green ane where still the
elms their wheeling shadows
cast.
The sweep leans DER the moss-grown
we'll for Thirsty lips In vain:
No Widowed lamp through deepen
ing twilight wrinkles forth
Fled are the hearts that ached, the
busy hands that toiled are fed,
Gone with the dews that summer
drank, the leaves that autumn
shed.
But though the seasons come and pass
E. and habitations fail.
Aud life is spilled in dust like wine
from out its chalice frail,
Yet owe is stronger far than death.
and howso'er it roam.
Somewhere It finds a resting place
and builds anew its home.
= james b. Kenyon.
Miss Merle Rutherford Of Gilby,
was in town yesterday between trains.
Miss 8. Kendricks has returned
from a Ave weeks visit with friends
in Grafton.
Mrs. Edward Bernish of st. Paul,
e the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Cleary
Mrs. J.. F. Arth and two children
are visiting friends and relatives in
Superior, Wisconsin. They are ex-
pected home Sunday.
X X X
Mrs. Deitz Of Reeves avenue was
hostess yesterday afternoon. when she
entertained a company Of ladies at
auction bridge. There were guests for
six tables, and the assisting ladies
were Mrs. p. F. Sinclair, Miss Lou
Hall and Miss Cassie Cummings. The
parlors were prettily decorated with
large yellow chryeanthemums. The
faVors were awarded to Mrs. Robert
Mccoy and Mrs, Charles Barnes. Mrs.
Deitz entertained another group of
ladies this afternoon and was assisted
by the came friends who served yes
terday.
The Junior Industrial club is the
name Of a new organization under the
auspices of the Y. w. C. A. and they
u meet Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock
under the leadership Of Miss Dorothea
Hines. The children will have a halt
hour of directed play and then a half
hour of sewing. The club will meet
new features are planned for the
benefit Of the young children. Miss
Helen aowdy, the children's secretary,
10 deeply interested in her work, and
her influence - already felt in the
community.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-16
HEADACHES

headachea every day. other thopsspds hsvS
headaches every week or every month' nd,stiH
Others have headaches o~ccasionea1, but not q
to ind the cause Of many Of thsse hsedacheS
aud Ia most other cases, moWtng tie cauSe, r.
does not know what will remove 4. % q 70 stys
tie usual pain rsiievers, witch give temporofy
raief. but the headachs returns - UelSl. and
treatment 4 again necessary. II you sa6ar iron
h go no meter r., xhss tasds nss1ss. t.te
factory 10 the highest degree. You qan obtais
them at sl drugiists ~ any quantity, 100 worth
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-16

esckhaadaoh the most miserable Of an sscl
taken. Whsp you feel an attack coming %
take two tablets, and In many caspe, the attach
VIII be Msrded Oh. During an atsaok take one
fort which follow. can b obtain0d IN 10 othes
way.
ossstas Ak zsss.ss Sss, tie X rsss.
nans. Az all drssslsfs.
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-Srou allg. 8esenlanls IT,, febr.
te atrt lesten Nittipnd BON ei1ienl
geiatd3 in Ct. 2puis ptriid.
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Ruiebnb.

gdn pcr9ot9cnen Sreitog bat cs
'ait oen 9onseil Sag gercgllet mo
bas @ei5eniaeu lit oo)er iett farm
moalifi; INN, ~bofie,tlid lit on$ @et-
ter in Ser nGd,Itet @ode giinitiQer.
@blmrb 2itetfenbpelter, bon No@
poleon, traf ant porigeu 0ounrstaa
bier eiL IN @eidnften, ionic aud,
sitm 8eiiidJ alter Srelnp6e.
Die BieIige ebangl. -I,pth. @cniein-
DE miro om apddIteu SpiuttGL 6cn
.25. 5. DC, ibre iielle Gird,e ein-
Dei6elp; piele ~austuGrtige Trebigcr,
bon ct. Soltis, Bourbon ilrS orroerer
GlabeiG. perben alipeiell6 iein lno
Seocrmaim lit berslid) eitneloben
iidg an Der 6eicr Si betbeiIigen.
Die bereits eiitseideten @ei5en,
iefen pr6dtia mts; bic ollge-
rneille ainsiidyt ut o6er. SaB Der, nod
nem &egen seiaetc @ci5en. nidh 10
piel BON Der Nieoe 5u IeiSen ba-
ber miro.
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-Sberiff Sfnitger into Mar
&laielfe fe6rten an letter. iSreitaJ
BON Bennington, Mo. 5llriid, mobin
lie Srib Sontag, ols Yotient Scs
Chats : SoipitaIs, begleitrt bottetl.
Der Sberiff iagte. 0ies lei ser critic
Gotiellt pelden @asconobe Golnntp
bis JEST nod Sarninqton 9cionot
fnben. Ser @rlnr6 hierpon lit, ooB
6itlton lld6er liegt, OILS wie fSnrnl.
ilntoil, lnro Dob Sns @crift oic bG.
heren &etiefoiten ~pemmcioen mtf;.
Serr SdInitger iagte ferrer. oob oas
sCIpl in 8%amningtot circll meit BEL.
ieren Ginorud ouf i'm gentodJt
hobo. oils pie ole sliple int Sutton,
NenaSa lap6 ct. SoIepb. 9as s(ipI
in 6a%rlnington beitcbt olas itngefabr
16 @ebGlrrciE INIT 40 bis 80 So.
tieitten M eiiein icOen b~crieIben.
tpihrenO on arbSeucn Yldten sic
3dbl Der Gntientelp in 6cn cirset
non @e6dltben bebeittclrO arGfer lit;
orf' oie llunnebuqia ser Mindc iii sen
orocrct StGbten lit lrid,t 10 'd.0n.
MS ME Sies in Tarmir1tou Ser Sal
lit.
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airdliGcs.

@ibrell0 Ses r6dStcn 5onntags,,
9fontN1a uro GienStogs. olio an
% 26. lapb q. IS. ~. iinNct iii ser
fatbolaifen ct. @eoras aird,e Sas
40 StiibStNc @ehet itatt. @lcidfaG8
ON ieoc1n Der obiacri orei Goac Mrs
hcr 6roucn.@ erein ser CT. Geur9s
@cnlcirNe. I'M @etiictc ser Gflrr.
idatle, icilte 10 nllqentcin bclic6tet
anfiecfrGmdmt ohhaTtcn. ScScr.
malmr MT hermit FcrBIifIt ,lm &c.
ind, eirpeln0en.
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8a5aar nnS Snpper.

am n1diten Gmmerstog Nadt
nrittoa, sen 30. 5. 81. lperoen oie
9umclp Oes @norgl. Ndbpereiaps, III
Der Stnbtballe, eiirear @o5nnr ircbit
Supper obboltelt. Der Grtrag 0es
S(heloS lit iiir ben Serein ocs 40.
ifeip are1tSes beitinmllt. 5llr 2ilpoc'
mrla Der gtotb Under rMn &erlpiu-
oete1r lero oett Witteaoicip in 9eMidr
lor6. Bon 4 hiS 6 llhr miro fir 81,
8crirHe Slnltnle ron 25c cin i6nlnd-
toites N~bel6eIien lernirt merbch.
SeOerrmm lit ber5lid, eiuaefaoal
Gle Notb ltlrb oos GIclr6 lrod, arGf.
ten 81 linSern.
@ballgI. N1bpere;al.
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Sdlnk Der Central NpOtbcfe.


Ser Srnd iurter peld1enr gegelt.
partig oas @cld,dft I'M sllgenehteit
.leioet. Ionic nldl infolge Scr ,u,re.
%nclntdbigen @eid,d ftiarng. irclde in
letter Belt BON Ger bieiigen 3pegfu,
BRIT Der S1terrationaI Sreo 90. &c.
botcn mtroe. madlt iids leioer ichr
greifbar helnerflidl. Die Central
Iputbefe, bisbcr I'M gciit Don Or.
@aloemur ltbc, mar nm lester,
Soiultag aelrotbiat ben @eif)Gftsbe.
trieb einBatiteIlen. 0os porbnrbcne
@aarenIager miro tpoM iebenTaas in
oen @eiit Ser @ntbiger iibergcben.
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gnirnf snr 6iilfe Der NotbleiScnbrn
SentidfnnSs.

Sober flor Oelrfelpbe Menidj ipeii
DAB bas raftioidre l,ro 6alb5ibiliiirtt
&itblalrb, 6as beim Iltsbratd) oes
&rieges 5uiiden Seiterreid iulS
.Serhien Dor elmer HenpIltion i'm
Snnern itanb, beir Grieg oeipolt ulrb
iid oafiir lGn0it geriiitet bate. Sns
radiiiftige nnb leid)t erregborc
Sranfreidl. 6as ieit S~obr3cbntcn fir
0ie rliiiiifen Hiiitimgcn inuner ilptt
mitbe5a6lte, imtrSe in Sen arieg
bereinge5ogen ilto 5ltr eipigen Shan.
De Der erb1rmlidlen ar1mcrieele
glrglolp0s lei eS feitQcitelt. 6ab es
iidp oltrdl cine babgierigc Slttcreiicl,-
politif, inter beitdNcriiden Der.
ipahrlurB@l, bn5lt p~erleiten licB, i'm
Gercin nit Rilblaitb ulro Sapon oen
8eudd>tiulgsfonp genet bos ratide
&olf 81 fiibren. Sonit mtrhe
0entidln1b uurgered,ter @ciic iat
bieicn &olftrfrie9 bilein9e5ogeit inro
"a iebt bon ollGl Seiten nit III.
barmbrr5i0er S1rte gcfGnlpft iuino
uil6 IeiltidAaalb nrlttcit i'm Sample
iid) lradj alien Scitat pebrcn miib,
10 fonircn ollie O~icienigelr, Ncitcl,
beltidcs @lut in Den Noern rollt,
llt6 iolfc. Ole ociitIde 8iiietidaft
,nN altrit St idsibelt %iriiien. in ole.
Ter fritiid1cn 3eit henl 6elitid,en @ol-
fe hire pole Spmpntbie uidIt Der.
Insell.
llnb mir ols Mitglieocr eincs
@lnpNc$ 0riien Gbaraftcr fidtnren
beutif lit. miiieiN, mic mnnOlid picl
mir Dem ~Itre6etIbelr oelltid,sll @eiitc
81 pcrbnrfct hnbcrt iupN 0csGolb ioIf-
te ieSer @Gcid,geiiiulic ieiltGn SbciI
ra8n bcitrMQcit, ole fl,rftborelt @urt-
rem. Die Ger perbreheriidc aricg
IdllOat, lilpSerlt ST. Seller inScm mir
freimilliae @Gitr1qc 5itr llatcritiitrirl
Ser 6e0iiriti9clt TalpiIien gefollaPr
lupb pcripurNeter aGmptrr 9ertid
lorpSS rmo Geitcrrcihs h%eiiicpert.
Ger Scrmonat 3irci1 Ses 0cltidr
anterifdGideli Intipi,nle @niikN, @r.
8 It Z II, ErdItSea.
8eitrdac fir Den a%enorittcn 3ipef
fperScn pom Sdotameiltcr hcS hicii.
cen 3peigoercin SbcoOor @rof emf
ae8elt acrommen lip0 barber i'm
IoIfSbIatt Qnittirt:
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3ur geadtnns.

am ipadJiten 0onnerstag aberpo,
Nen 80. 8. sc, firoet nm grogcidyoB
Der euallgl. ct. Iaids airde cine
Gntu : 8eriommlung bes Srmier.
gereins itatt. sltm 3mef Ser Gin
ifbinw zines 2iebes gum beporitebert.
acn Sabresfeit. anfong INN balb
adJt ltbr abeipos. SGnmtlide Wit.
9IieSer 6es Screins iino hermit
orillgeito erfitf)t su crideireii.
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p@OnScrIanS4 fommi.

liner nIter. gutter 9efannter. Dos
ifhnimmenbe Sbeater n8onoerlaipO4
miro inns arn fomneisoen Samstag,
zen "a, 8. 80. pieoer init ieinem
8eiaf, erirelen. Bur sluffiibr1tns
fomuia oiesntal. Sns neiie, iclliatio.
iteIle Sdnlipiel, "Sbe Erincess Of
Glars. 0ab has ifone @eidsIed1t
ms bic uro on etipas porfhnafert. iit
laioer eitle Sbatiad,e; Riemalro ioIlte
es baber beri1umelt, morgen @beno
Die vTrinneiiin Der 2iigner" fcnncn
5li ler1ier.
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SRI. gtfa gfbarot. BON ct.
90ris, itattete SerunGm Gqn lestell
0omerstag eirpen flr5en 9eirf ab.
SRI. Gdbanot mar in friiberap Sab
reir cine girnpobnerin rlHerer Staot.
-Gapt. Senrn @ermarib ser SD
pitGlt oes Ser. Staafeu Ganpfs
bootes Silent. ai9uitine~ hcfaiS
iifl megrere Gage aieier @ode bier.
aitf geil,h bel feirer SamiIie. 0as
9ampfboot nIiMihtiuc" lit bel Den
Wlpbpcrbeiierlafqer in Ser RGbc Don
9afapctc ,uro Carroll Goimties i'm
@cbruudb lnio ~beforoert %aeaenmir.
tig &ns Iateriol. itau. meldIcs bei
Den Irheiten om GnanSet @ei0
&eaperl6ung firpoct.
-NiNiit Sdyroeber. ein iriiberer
8asconobe Golltp Sarmer aus Der
Rdhe pon @oollam, lett belr lcbten
% Snbrcn obcr in Ger 9t1be bon
Ounbar, Seer, %pobnbaft, l%tattctc
Inns geitem ciirell pillfommrrlclt Sc.
iirf) db. bcbltfs G%rneuprinta ieilca
Announcements aitf hos @olfshlott anf
meldeS or ieit Sen letteu 80 SSatren
cblle ltnterhredlrrQ otornirt Eat,
SEER Sdroeber befinret lid bier inn
ieiilcir Gertpaitbterl. iotpie altd' iciilen
.lten TreumScn eiren 9eiitf) digit
SRI. emma Silber mllroe am
Montag aieier @ode pnn ihrer @ie'
oercr,Hran,na 8t hrem Nmte, oils
0iitrift 8eplrtp 8rutb Motron ocs
.rbctrs ser Galterm Stors. III &enirt-
nib aeiett. Ser 9iitrift uniabt bic
Sronflirt inns @asconaoe.
Dies iii i'm @ohrbeit eiat, ron Sri.
rddt angeitrehter @brenpolten
.onoerap einfod cine Irerfenmura
.hrcr Sdbigfeiten rirb ibrcr @rrbien-
te i'm Sntereiie Ses Srbclrs.. Nr(.
GTif'tcil bcitcfclr inn ge.
itd, Ser nenihieSei,mr CHAPTERS if.
'es 9iitrifts, ser Organization bon
iaten CHAPTERS, Ionic i'm llnterrids
CIT ilrro i'm ser Ilrfiid)t iiber Sie 60
inn @n9cmeinen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-23

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