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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-28

Anxious, above all things. to fight
the Mexicans, Chas. A. Brisco, real
live cowboy Of Elk City, Okla, landed
il Chickasha today and Immediately
started negotiations with John j..
coone,. officer in charge of Uncle
Sans recruiting station in Chickasha,
with the result that Mr.. Brisco is now
enroute to Texas City, where he will
join the army
That mere statement of fact, how
ever, is not the story That really has
to do with the sacrifice Mr.. Brisco was
willing to make in order to get crack
at the Mexicans When he landed in
Chiekasha, he was possessed OF one Of
the best and most complete cow out
fits seen in these parts for many
moons. His saddle was indeed a work
Of art Wrought of the finest stamped
leather, bedecked with many mount
ings and constructed as only the fin
ished product OF really finished sad
die make it was mute testimony to-
the proficiency of the saddle makers
craft. Men well versed in the saddle
lore stat that it was web worth $500
to $40 in real money, and the term real
class was not confined to saddle alone,
Bride, spurs and rope were also of
The finest that could be constructed
from their respective materials. Did
Mr. Brisco get what the outfit was
worth? Noy, not by many odds. He
didn't get SIS nor even $50, but offered
to sacrifice the entire outfit for $29 in
order to be abl, o leave at once for
the front His offer was promptly goh-
bled up and one Of the finest cowboy
Outfits that ever gracod the business
IL Oklahoma, changed hands.
Only one article Of th entire cow
boys trappings did the soldier-to-be
reserve to himself He was willing to
sell his saddle, the article that he had
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-28
JUST KEEP ON FEEDING HIM
Secret Of Keeping Father Happy and
the World Moving Is Really
No Secret at All.

How to keep husbands" is coming
to be more important subject with
magazine writer's than How to get
husbands"
Nlnety-nine times out OF 100 a hus-
band can be kept by feeding him.
When he comes home tired. feed him;
when he finds fault with things, feed
him; when he complains about bust
ness or the weather, feed him; when
he has the blues about the hopes OF
the home team, feed him; when he
iaments the poor quality of the last
lset OF tires, feed him; when he's
cross, feed him; when he's angry,
feed him; when he's sick, feed him;
always feed him.
No husband who waddles or stalks
into his home Of evenings, tired, wor-
ried, dlsgusted. half angry, out OF
sorts, can remain so after he has
filled up on juicy steak and warm
pumpkin Pie. No husband will object
TO the pranks of the children that
have torn his magazine, or lost the
sporting section of the evening pa
per, when he has had good supper.
No husband will go to his work with
the blues If he has had the right kind
Of breakfast.
When great deeds are to be done
the well-fed men must be depended
upon TO do them; when great ideas
are TO be thought out, men with salts
lied stomachs are the ones to think
them; when skill is demanded, when
strength is required, when intelligence
Is needed, It is the well-fed men who
come forward to I'LL the demands.
On the eve OF great battle either
for his country or for his personal
welfare. the conqueror is the man who
eats good food ana then marches forth
to victory. Depend upon it, feeding
the men OF the world is as much a
social as an economic problem and the
women upon whom it deyolves TO feed
their husbands. by doing 1t not only
keep their husbands, but keep the
world moving. - Wilmington, Del.
Journal-Republican.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-28
FOUNTAIN PENS
In FOREIGN TRADE
Special TO the Daily Exlress.

Special to the Daily EXPRESS.
Washington, April 2S. United
States exports ever 100000 fountain
pens per annum, Or approximately one
fountain pen for each gross of ordin-
airy pens exported Last fiscal year
we exported 309,20O fountain pens and
49,5e0,O0O ordinary pens, sales in each
case having been made in about fifty
countries In the twenty months since
the record OF fountain pen exports be-
gan the sales abroad have amounted
TO a half million pens. with an average
wholesale yaule OF $l.05 each.
More than one half OF the fountain
pens, according to the official statis-
tics Of the bureau Of foreign and do
nestle commerce, department OF con-
merce, were sent to England Out of
3O9, 200 exported in the last fiscal year.
10000 were consigned to England. 50,
700 to Canada, and $4,000 to France.
Next in Importance as markets for this
class OF American manufactures are:
Germany, the Netherlands and Austria
uHngary in Europe Cuba, the British
West Indies and Panama in North
America; Brazil. Argentina and Chile
in South America; India and Japan in
Asia; and Australia and the Philippine
Islands. singularly, the same countries
are, III most cases, the largest pur-
chasers of our metallic pens.
The fountain pen industry, while rel
atively small, is rapidly increasing IN
importance. and it may therefore be
expected that the exports will greatly
expand in The near future. In the ten
years from 1899 to 1909, according to
the official figures of the census bu-
reau. the value of products turned out
by the fountain, stylographic and gold
pen industry almost trebled, while the
output Of steel pens doubled Nearly
all the domestic product is consumed
in the United States, the figures Of
that year only $4,000, in comparison
with S500.gO0 last year English and
Swedish steel are largely used by our
manufacturers in the production Of
pens, by reason Of the special adapta-
biity Of that steel to this peculiar use.
Imported fountain pens are making
but little headway in our domestic
markets, but other classes Of pens, ex-
cept those Of gold, are bought in con-
siderable quantities from foreign coun-
tries. Last year, for example, the
value OF fountain and stylographie pens
entered for consumption at domestic
ports was only $4,000, or about one
sixth the value Of those who we sold
abroad In the same year. however,
we bought over S625, ,O9o gross Of other
metallic pens from foreign countries,
with a total value OF nearly Sl55,OU9.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-28

Hale, chairman Of the progressive
state committee, following meeting
Of the committee in progressive state
headquarters in the Lee-Huckins
hotel:
For gobernor, John p Hickam Of
Saltwater.
For lieutenant governor, J. NJ Nor
row Of Oklahoma City and j. r. Lank-
hard of Kingfisher.
For secretary of state, Dan w. Pat
ten of Poteau.
For state auditor, B. F. Morris Of
Norman.
For attorney general, John A. Haver
of Tulsa.
For state treasurer, F. N. Winslow of
Carmen and George r. Mckinley OF
Bartlesyille.
For insurance commissioner S. J.
Storm Of Clinton.
| For clerk Of the supreme court, J. w.
| Speake of Chickasha.
Judge of the criminal court of ap.
peals, eastern district, Orlando Swain
OF Okmulgee.
For congressman, sixth district, Il.
L. Persons of Chickasha.
For Congressman, eighth district,
Charles r. Alexander Of Woodward
These men, according to Mr.. Hale,
notified the state committee by letter
and in person Of their intention of en-
tering the campaign for the different
offices, and authorized the announce
ment of their candidates..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-28
.rmo penta . 81 Remembered.

Sir Thomas Lipton's grocery firm
Is in trouble In England, the war of.
fee accusing It OF bribing canteen
quartermasters to push its groceries In
the army canteens.
A Chicago grocer. apropos Of this.
said the other day:
Upton was great friend of the
late King Edwards"
The grocer winked.
Lent him money. you know. That's
how he got his knighthood,
We'll. they say that King Edward
once invited Upton to very smart
dinner party at Sandringham. The
queen, hearing OF the invitation took
the king to task.
The idea. she said. of inviting a
nouyeau richie grocer like that! Think
what you owe society,"
"'But think. my dear the king
chuckled. think what owe Upton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-28
Cowboy is Eager to
Fight the Mexicans

priced most highly, he was willing to
sell his rope, spurs and bride, bur
there VI one thing that he would not
part with for any price. 1t was "Old
Betsy trusty Colts As revolver, and
left with him today for Texas City
Brisco enlisted in the mounted sec
tion, engineer corps.
An application for enlistment in the
U. S. army was accepted yesterday
when John w Johnson, un dersherifl
Of Jefferson county, bes me a membei
OF the u S. cavalry. IIe was also sem
to Texas City, where he will take III
his duties as soldier,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-28
All Honor TO the "safety FIrsts."

Professor Perkins of the University
OF Manchester, England, after years OF
experiment has iust found a way to
make cotton cloth fireproof, and this
without injuring either its appearance
or its wearing quality. Before tho
association of cotton manufacturers,
held the second week in October, 1918.
the professor exhibited some speci-
mems of his cloth that had been
washed at least ten times since be-
ing treated and had been in actual use
two years. After repeated trials II
was found impossible TO make the
pieces Of cotton burn This invention
is very important because it is ex-
pected to save many lives. Girls IN
factories have been frequently burned
10 death by their clothes made of light
cotton fabrics catching fire.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-28
PERSONS AND
SPEAK TO RUN

Oklahoma City, April 2S. The fol-
lowing progressive candidates for state
and congressional offices to be voted
on in the August primary were an
nounced Monday afternoon by John M
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-28
EvldentIx Not Income rax Payer.

EVIueTlIy NUV II1NVIUV "N "JI''
A burglar captured In the Joseph I.
Bird home the other night had sl,70O
worth Of plunder in his possession.
ITO get half that amount Of piunder
at my house" remarked sackville Nc
Knutt. the burglar would have to use
three moving vans and take every
thing have. including the furnace"
--Kansas City Star.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
standlna Of the Teams.
Results Yesterday.

New York 4, Philadelphia 8.
Cincinnati 2, st. Louis ].
Other games postponed, rain.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-28

T. R. L. .SEcoRD. IS ". 12sth St. New York City.
says: Please send me for Office use. a good
size jar OF Afusterole as find Il most benef-
cial for applications on patients" (63)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-28
Stiff Joints and Pains /?
MUSTEROLE QuickIyReIiGVes

Keep jar in the house. 1t is the
premier remedy for Backache, Sore
Joints or Muscles, Rheumatic Pains, etc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Teams.
Results Yesterday.

Philadelphia 5, New York 4.
Washington s. Boston i.
Only two games scheduled.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-28

Accept no substitute.
If your drug gist
cannot supply you,
send 25c or Soc to the
MUSTEROLE Com
pany, Cleveland, Ohio.
and we will mail you a
jar, postage prepaid.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-28

Bronchitis, croup. Asthma, PIeurisy.
LuInbago, Neuralgia, Sprains. Bruises,
Stiff Neck, Headache and Colds of
the Chest lit prevents Pneumonia).
AT your druggists in 25c and SOC
jars and a special large hospital size
tar $3.50.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-28
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
standlna Of the Teams.

Results Yesterday
No games scheduled.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-28

MUSIEROLk is a
clean, white ointment
made with oil of mus
tard. 1t penetrates to
the seat of pain and
drives it away, but does
not blister tie tendeyesi
skin.
1t takes the place of
fashioned mustard plas
MUSTEROLE is rec
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-28
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Standing Of the Teams.
Results Yesterday.

No games scheduled.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-09
Miiiiuuri 8cniafcitcn.

HoJr Hlcaialtt NiH ilrbr anl
Moutna &ornlittoA ei1r &alliQS Gitp
Spc5iol3ltJ 5tr Staot&foir in eilrc
2ofontptipe, mDlwdl bei0c 2ofomnti-
BEN 5crtrimmtert nltroen. Nhlr Der
Sci3er BAD @nrbritpr mo Gon0ilf.
tcltr SSobr 6imlcIl port ScNalin moo
cilpigc Yoilo9iere c~rlittcn lcid}te Der
I%etitlhyell.
Die lett Molnotcp idlpebclprc
Streiirage, treId,c Steilrfnrte sum
gait ocs Stoatsfapitols perpertGet
mcrbnt 0iiric, ifcilt ictt 1~cIdlidltct
SIT iein, 6n &olhroftor 81. g.. Sin
NIT eilpcllt mtnbhGlWtgen Gigentbii-
nlcr eiqreS 1roben S~teir6rltdls bel
Gortboac eiilelt Goiuroft fir $50.
900 Glteriu5 Steiue obgcidloiicls
Dot. 9ieS ina fir haS @cb1lccc &c
niigcn.
Irclrf Goinnou, @ciibcr Ser
@rooflnn Cleaning & GpciaM 60, in
aoltina Gitn, idpb iidf cine @lrgcl
in sen &opf lrlpo itorb orci Stun
Sen ipGter i'm Stnotboipitol. Gr mnr
80 Sobrc off lupo in 9iltelt @eid9iit@-
berfEItliiicn iuu6 Ia en- lelbIt feline
gm0clstltnaclr 0orit6cr genNdt bat,
IlpeslaD or cen Soo Dem 2cbcn Dor.
900, 10 bat man ltid1t Oie gcrinMte
Gcrnl1tburg. mas 6aS Motiu 5ir Der
Chat getpciell ieilr fonlrtc.
Gic Miiiolrrier 3eitlun1sid9rel
Der, nclde norige &od>e in Ct.
ootis tuatcl, crllnlnp:elr Gin SegiS'
Gotip.G omite, meIdeS altf Die Gr'
lmp1i,lm iplgenher @ciete 6irauirfcll
IioG: 3llr gerofFentIidnmp8 elmer fitr'
seir llcberiidt oller poiu ser Sc1tSln'
tlrr aavoelpmmpircn @eIetc GO So5e
nody SdlliB Ser Sciiipn IN icrcr
County 3eititnD; 5itr @erottertlid''
ina scr riid~itditb;gclu Steirer5obler
in ieoeu Gpuntp; 8lr IitfiitSiarli1
oes @crfairfs hpt,oabefiiicrten GiNcll-
tbmns aino 5itr Giatridtintg eires
poll6tditoiacn n2oboraturhmlS," cir
idAieBlidS eiler Yreiic, iar Scr Statlc
fir Scltumlisrmts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-09
MurriIon.

9ln lebtcll 0iensta9 sIbcio lpitr'
be S. s. &anlp olrrd) oen Gelltd,
cilrer sa6(reidpu @eieaidoit icifer
3Srelutbe iiberruid,t, ipeld}e oollt III
2mlie Oes Nhelpn$ Oas ncllc, npedlalt'
iidr Iiaaw in ser &allc eilter GRIND
liden |robc oitf Ian8nluiif lmtcr5oe
gen.
6ra1lf Sdp0nlcper bciunb Iid] meb-
rerc Gage ser porigen @pd,e IN Sc
Oalia.
I6ilipp Bauer bottc eilleS cages
ser uorioel @ode iebr midti8c @e-
ifdfte in Gnific.
Oh. Golgbell, &. 6. Iltrlter mo
Gom Sorimorc mpbltcil i'll Scr per.
gmpgcapetl Mode in Gbontois eilrr
2pqulperiannlullulq bel.
Irl. Clara &ernper reiitc am no'
rtgell Mittauod' ladJ S~igginSpile, 9fo
Inn @cripnrtbtc 3t bciltden.
Srau Or. GalhgbeIl beiollo lid'
norigc @od}e, beiltdstneiie, IN Scr'
irpatln.
@nt. 9egentalnr mar mebrerc Sa'
&c 0icier @odjc in Schalfu, 5linl
@eiltd, ser Stants N~lsiteQinru.
Oscar Sdmier, ipbit 1Soinilic, nlpr
5uan Sdofcr, befnlro iid) ein paor
Gage it 2unpl,t, MO, bel ibrelt
&r1lNcr, ulro bcilldrten etelriolls nit
Stoots alSitellluig III SeSolio.
Srl. Glaro Malue llno Gnrlta
Eoblulolmt reiiien am rorigen Vfltt.
lpod, lrodl Ct. 2pltis.
2olliS Ho6iais, lueldjer BET Ner'
luurtbtell in Se6betS oitf 9elltd ae'
,peiet mar. felrte an nori9elp Scii'
raerStng ilndapaiuie 5lriid.
5rou $. s. Mcrteils mar oil
%pergangcnrel, Molrtog nj Gballtols
apf 9elld, bei &cr1uolpbter.
Oscar Srep lpar am pergulNIcllel
Sonpbog in @dibirgtpit.
Der Morriior goic 9all Glalf
pilgerte airt pergnnciieip Somptof
imdJ Sernnmnl, li1ri iid) oprt nit Nef
Sernpalal sSNutiors I'M Spiel 5ll mel
iup; 500 o6er leiber bai aiir5eren
9us gr9cbatib bes Spiels mar II
aegn 6, 5iwlni1ten poal Sernolnr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-09
gaerlei.

Die repitblitaimife @oblfampagle
in @ascoinbe Gpiuttu. beginnt am 16
0ftober. nit offeiitIif1en sllisipradel
in @lMao.
@asconaoe Gourtp it aiti Ger
Staats- ltnineriitdt in GoIinnbia. Mo,
oieies Sobr burd) pier S~tlibcrteil
pertretei1. Snl @an5en beiinSef lid,
5ltr 3cit $500 Stltoertcn BORT.
@cr ole bernid3e Sceuprie cart
lang Dem Miiioiiri 6llib feinlen mrb
id'dben lernen mill, Oen rutbei mir
an ab iuno SIT eillen Spa5icrQnirg,
peltlidr, olri Gem 8olp9eleiie fer
Wio. soc. 9afn, bon &ermann mad,
@irfelS Elob, 81 MAIDEN. ScIpn.
heps Jest. 100 ser Srtoioner~S omter.
Die idDoiite upierer Sabrcs5eiten
bos 2ailb ser @alhbdlmne nit glib.
enoei Sarbar 5al id)miifen begirmn.
bietet bicfcr Sposiergalrs, Sem
Strom cntlair9, eiileir @elnlb fpie e,
ON feiiler alrberen 8~ufmitrefe, melt.
lid Don Sernuamt, 81 iinbel hit.
5redtnolM & S6bnc, IN Worri
imb t)aben pfile 3tpeiiel cine DC,
niobeuiitcn uro beltalisBeitottctel
Sdmpiebe . @erfitdtten in hielen
Sleilc aunicrcs Stdates, lupo Der &a
ter, iofpie n1td] Die SIar, limo er
fabrelte !Snip0merfer. Sic Setrichs
frat iiir ibre 5afAreiden Waifitel
miro olprd) cine @oioIirr0iotor gelie
fert iurh Dos galSc @eid)aft itcbt I'M
ter iWtematiidPr 2eitlnng, aall5 ID
iuie cblr aroBe, mnocrlle Sobrif.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-09
Snbilanm Der Sranenbeipcanns.
Icr ,rfte weiblide ar5t ppr Dnubert
Sabren.

SnDreN. i
Die sSrauenbepeguns tonnie in
bieien Sagen ein b%eionoeres Subis
lGllm feiern, oenn i'm SUM- 1914 legts
Der erite peiblids Irot feline Staatsz
priifune ab unp erbielt Oaour9 oas
Re6t, ben meoi5iniiden 9eruf auss
auiiben. Sir 9eutidlano 1T bieies
@reianis BON beipnberem Sntersfe,
Senn Die 5rau, Die bur4 ibre Wirts
Iamtsit ben @es au peibliher 8stds
tisuns auf benz @ebiet Der Seiltnnoe
erDffnete, tpar cine Deutf9e uno sss
bDrte, penn aud nur bura Iooptiont
Dem beriibmten (W%iirsburger) Meoir
ainergei1le6t b. Siebolb an. Sic
mar am 10. DECEMBER 1871 in !9eis
IisenItaot (auf Dem @idsfeloe) GEE
boren unS fam in friberen Sabren
Ifon na6 9armItaOt, ND Tie bon
Dem bprttgen Sbermeoiainalrat ben
Siebplo aboptisrt unb ipeiter aus9es
bilDet puroe. 1871 ftuOisrte lie in
@Dttinsen. 1872 tam fie naf Darms
itaot Suriid unO iibte na6 ibrer i'm
CONNER 1914 por Dem beNii9fn
Observation-Disclosures obeeleeten nnh
beItanoenen Yriifung eine peitrei=
denbe Sdtigteii ais Seburtsbelferin
uno 6rauendr5tin aug. sic erlansts
baIb einen ipld)en Ruf, odB Die llni;
psriitGt @ieben Oslo ibr ben 9ote
t~Ortitel berlieb unb Oab lie i'm Sobre
1918 CUR Ser3psiu 2uiie BON @oburas
@ptba beru5en purbe, aIs bieIe ibreH
eritsn Sobn, Den ipdteren Sersos
@rnI H., CUR @e!t byafte. HaBau
Iisbaigjdbris ftorb Tie ON s. SnIi
1859, na6nem Ie ieit 1929 nit ocm
Oberitobsarst Seioenrei4 psrmdbIt
gepeIen mar.
Srrtiimiid baden I1nge 3eit ois
GngldnDer ben Rubm fir iih IN
4nlprud aenpmmen, Den erften pelbs
li6cu Mr5t b~eieien gu baben, nnS
als Dor eintgen Sabren in Saitin9s
Or. GliIobetb 8lodlpea i'm utter DOB
80 Sabren Itarb, Die 1879 an Der
@enepa llniperiitp in Retp Yorf ibr
Opttpreramen gemodt bate, brd6tsr
Die engliI6en 8ldtter ausfiibrlic
Observation-Disclosures bon ibr una
beri6teten, DAB ibr Dottproiplcm
LANCE Sabre binbur6 in @ngloN1
niht dnertannt uup iie Telbit MIR al.
ausbriidlides 9srlon9en Der Stu
6enten uno gegen nen Bilen &,
p~roieFpren Der @enebd llniberijf.
gum Gromen 5ugeIdfen rporoen lei
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-09

SIN Mien bat ein Gomitee ben pldn
gefnBt, ouf einem meitbin iihtbarsn
Buntte oes bic Gtoot beberrI6enfEn
&ob!enbergs cine Nuhbilbung ptr
Sobsburg, Der in Der S4pei5 i'm
Sonton Margau geIegenen Stomms
burg Der Sa6sburger, 81 errihteH.
Der Oiirerbunp, @~rbeitsftelIe liz
Seiterreif, madt geaen Oieien fdOn:a
plnn 5rpnt uno gibt ieiner Weinuns
pie fol9t 4usbrud:
r.... 9o9egsn mub aber mil
RiidIidt ouf Die S66nFit Des MttF
nsr 2onbldaftsbiIbes entI4isOen 9srs
pobrung eingelegt perben. Wos ioil
cine Gopie Der %!oo6sburg auf otm
aublenbers on Der 8onou? Die edlts
Stommburs itebt nuf BEN Wiifeisz
tera a, b. g(ore. Cine Burg 1T bod
10 nit ibrsr Ianbi6oftliden llmsis
buns peripo9fen, bob mon bel hn
No6bilbung aud Berg unb 6lnB
nu6bilben miiBts! llnb jebes 8ons
merf trGst bic 3iise zines Stils, Der
aus elmer bsitimmten 3eitlase berpora
aeennsen 1T. bebinst Ourd bic banns
l;9e Sednit, bur9 ben jetpeiliesD
3ped, bur6 bic son3s perfonlidisis
Der einftmaIs lebenben Wenifen-
Cine onbere ,3eit tonn einen persanr
eenen Stil ni6t nisbsrseben; ipas tx
3uitanbe brinst, i'll Elm Surrosot, BEN
araft unb Reia Der Gdtbeit febIi.
Der @ert bss SiTtOrifdsn Iiest in be,
Ginmolieteit, bic sdte 9absburs il
elm qeidi6tli6 ebripiirbises 9entmni.
Wos piirben bic Miener io9er, ipsnn
mon in 70 unb 10 pieI Stdbten Ra4s
bilbunoen bes Stcpbonsbomes orIs
bouen ipolIte? Der t3ned BEG llnters
nebmens 1T, ben iiebenbunosrtidhris
qen @eburtstng Rubplfs bon 9nbs@'
burg 5u feiern. Cine ipIde 5sier il
out osmeint, Tie Iptl ober bod tpphl
IL niirbiaer 5orm erfplsen. 9os
nirb ni9t erreidt bur9 cine llnsn.
IGnolihe 8prtGuT6ung dnberer Sell
un6 onbereu Srts, Ionbern burf eiS
mGbttoes Denfmol, Sos 3eusnis OBJ
leat, nie Die gebeutuna bes 9rpbn
aoiiers beute nnb bier gefpilrsiss
tnirp." - 49,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-09
@eriammlnns oes @eSi5iniiden Scr
Gins in 6ermann.

Ger @asconnee {. Maries : Glo3c
Goamtp 0teoisiniide &erein bot &ors
feyrlrp@r getroffct fiir einr Der
fnl1mIalrg in Sernnaial, meldc ans
9ouerstag, 0em %. Sftoner, I'M
bieiigen Gpltrthmis itattiinbem miro.
gs mercet 5pci Sisultgen itattfilr-
ben; cine an 9ladmtittag lap0 Die
anecre am 9lbeito.
Die neutrality-suspicious. miro aus
Ger 3llrdjfiibrung cilrs apiIler-
idyaitlidelr Erograms, init @ortrdgell
larto 9eiprednnpg Observation-Disclosures
Spagetr beiteben. 9us allgenneiiie
Sablitlm lit e~ingelocen on Der
s[belpOiitlnrg 5bcil gu lebntell. Srl
tieier Sieullg miro Or. s. u. g. ab-
cod, Sefretdr Der @tiiiouri Staots'
@ciiulobeits. 9ebDrbe, eireil Sortrnl
bnlterL IN ipeldem one SbotigfeIt Der
Stnats @e66roe ciner Gepilion mi
terlporie ipir0.
Or. @. q. sllce, bon Sleoll, Der
Stnats5 Senator iiir ole Counties
WaiIler, Siagc lnnb Diaries, miro ell
taeir Sortrag talten nj meld,enl ei
Die NohblpelpOisfeit elmcr neol5tltl
idcat Gr5iebalng rrto meoi5litld]el
8eiese, ioapie Die 9totbipenbtgfet
BON oepen 9llrd}fiibrlnng, beiprodIa
miro.
&orausiidtdid iperbml ole Oofto
rem 9rGpn lulo Gllgelbad}, bon st
2oliS, gleidrialls aihpeieipo leln INV
intereilallte gortrGge boltcl. 90
Folio ipie Dos pplit6poige Yro9rnll
aufgeitclt lit, mipb bos'elbc perotf
entlidt aperoen. @ir begen Die lie
ber3euganrg, bob Ole giirger ool
Ser1rraant oelr boDegr @ertb ote'e
8erinmnllmug in pollItenr MtaBe an
erfelmrcn llllo iid) lat @toIic SIT De
Mbaaoiibauu eillfi1tSet merrcll.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-09
1lntcrc eittlc geracr Sdmle.

1SolaeipSc Sdiiler, nelde tpabreipo
Ges Wollnts September mebcr dbipe-
iell0 ,porell, nod 5t ipit fonten:
Gomutn0 Mnl6apilIer, Hop Seer
Der, @eorg Mlupnauiller. Scrbert
M~aupoapiller, @lto &pfinlnral, Srn1o
Slteoncper, G,wilpta 6aer6cr, Silr
Mlul0miler, Nimllito @prlt, Mtaria
,ymnmtidL Clara Mqnp6miller.
TrI. Gither @iutgoll, Sehrerin.