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The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03
PERSONAL.

Jafet Lindeberg is o passenger on the Victoria.
 Thomas Nestor has sailed on the Victoria.
 G. A. Pidduck, who owns a dredge in the Teller district is a passenger on the Victoria.
 c E. Darling and wife will be here when the Victoria arrives.
 Charles. E. Kimball owner of a dredge in the Council district, is a passenger on the Victoria.
 Thomas A. Ross and wife. captain of the life saving crew is on the vic- toria.
 W. B. Kirk, the partner in the But Ter, Mauro Company, are passengers on the Victoria.
 F. H. Thatcher president of the AL as Bank & Safe Deposit Company is on the Victoria.
 J. c. Brown, the discoverer of the third beach line. is a passengers or the Victoria.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03

John Koren. the head of the koren Arctic expedition in letter to Judge c. J. Lomen says that he Is fitting out another expedition to Siberia which will go back to the same locality where Mir Koren secured many rare speci- mems last year. MT. Koren is one of the greatest naturalists who has ever visited this northern country and while here last fall ,on his return trip from Siberia, he expressed himself as well pleased with the result of his in vestigations and the collection of birds and of rare things which he had se- cured. He states that he has secured a new schooner of the summers crulce, which will be under the command of Captain Widding.
 The expedition expected to leave Se- attle June l and reach Nome on or about July Is. Accompanying the ex- pedtion will be two scientists from the Smithsonian institute who with other members of the expedition ex- pect to spend the winter at Kelyma river on the Siberian coast.
 Tn speaking of the trip last year MT. Koren said that the results of his col lections last year while in Siberia
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03
RUSSIAN POLICE USE
 SARRES ON STRIKERS

ST. PETERSBURGETh police ,o- day with Hrawn swords dispe sed crowds of q. monstrators observing the annivers ,ry of "Bloody Sunday" January 2' i!05, when thes troops massacred many striking workingmen as they were marching, led by Father to the emperor petition formulating their demands
 The workm-n ', day declared |. general strike and with banTs play ing they proceeded along Nevsky Prospect singing revolutionary songs until the police scattered them.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03

the purpose of floating the proposition. Within ten days he wired back that the options had been taken up by the St. Louis people and Gus returned here with fifty thousand dollars in cash which was the first payment on
 the deal. Seiffert left here. Seattle
 on the 25th day of April with one of the biggest and best plants ever taken to that country. l' is sal by ,h"s ;. who are in d position to know that that the Seiffert proposition Is a
 splendid one and will be great
 money maker. Gus left in good shape
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03

A letter from Felix Brown which was received here on the last mali gives the following account of the achievements of two of our well known Nomeites, Gus Seiffert and Charley Heron, since reaching the outside. Mir Brown says:
 When Gus Seiffert came to Seattle he met George McAdams who had an option on some hydraulic propertly in Cooks inlet country. The property looked good to Gus and he at once was intrusted and the next day he started for St. Louis with the options for
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03
SPRING TIME IS HERE.

Have you had your Spring Cleaning done yet; if not, why not? { We are prepared to do cleaning, pressing and repairing in the most up. to-date and thorough manner for ladies and gentlemen. 6. We clean hats. We make alterations.
 Suits made to order.
 All work guaranteed to give satis- fiction.
 Prices reasonable.
 Your patronage earnestly solicited. NOME TAILORING COMPANY Between segcrstrom < Hagen and
 Zehner Jewelry stores.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03

and did not forget the Nomeites here but took many of them with him are the following who are well known to the people of Nome.
 Fred Roe. Arthur Jett. Al Shed, Chas. Suter. Sport smith, Frank Bur ley R. Seiffert, Ed Edwards. c. R. Evans, S. E. Marshall, Jack Sherman. Harold Berg, Jake Westby, N. R. An derson. C. Broste. Nick Butler. M. Connley. and Ross Kinney all of whom are from Nome or Candle.
 Felix also writing of Charley Her ron's good fortune says:
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03

Ira Rank Is in receipt of a letter from Matt Anderson dated at Herschel island, November l9, in which he re- ports that the North Star and the Anna Olga are both safe. The letter states that he was on the way out last fall with the Anna Olga in tow from Point Barrow but when he got to Point Hirschel island he found that
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03
$4o6,0o0 FOR FRANCES
 SHOW AT PANAMA FAIR

PARlS-A bill appropriating $iO0, 900 for French representation at the Panama Pacific exposition was intro- duced into the chamber of deputies today. The cabinet previously had 1t.
 In the Hobbies of the chamber, the impression prevailed that the appro- priation would be voted soon. This is regarded as only start. a similar appropriation next year is expected.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03
RECORDS
Dseds.

Il. A. Davison to John Haterpin lots II and 12. in block 21: lot in block 33 city of Nome.
 Cripple River Hydraulic Co. to Gre clan Alaska Gold Dredging Co. mum. erous claims on Cripple river. v
 Amended Location. Hazel Kirk. right limit opposite No 10 Dry creek.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03
CAPTAIN ANDERSON
 REPORTS BOATS SAFE

the ice had not gone out so went into the lagoon to wait for change of Zee conditions.
 The ice not going out as he expect ed 1t would he hauled the North Star into winter quarters. He reports a fine catch of furs and expressed his disappointment at not getting out last fall,
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03
TWO OLD NOVELTIES
 MAKE RAISE ON OUTSIDE

A few months ago Charley Herron secured 6 quartz claim out from Spo- kane and went east to secure capital for it's development. He made deal in New York by which he got about $4O,O0O cash and an interest in the property Upon his return he secured the adjoining property from which he cleaned up more than twenty thou sand dollars more.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03

Through the efforts of R. W. J. Rced of the custom house who is custodian of Barracks square and Dr. Sloan as- sisted by other enterprising citizens. the children of Nome are provided with Q playground and tho way the children are enjoying themselves is ample reward for all efforts ntheir behalf.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03

Benny White who Ytes formerly one of our school boys arrived on the steamer Corwtn. Benny expects to work with his father at Solomon dur ing the summer and will return to Seattle this fall where he will continue his studies. He is fitting himself for an aptician.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03

Wise X Company moved their boil CT house, hoists, etc., from the Scan- dia claim to the Helen bench near Bourbon creek yesterday. where they will do extensive mining this summer. w. j. Rowe moved the plant which was a very heavy one requiring forty horses.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03

Postmaster Bakke states that the postoffice is congested with mail and requests that people will call for mail at once and relieve the situation which is working a great hardship on the office force. The Victoria has eight
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03

The Pioneer Company. Wonder dredge and W. J. Rowe have put a crew of men shoveling out the road in the vicinity of the Bessie roadhouse where the snow is yet very deep.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03

Claud Kell who is now a senior in the Annapolis naval academy will start on the 9th on q three months cruise which will take in the south ern ports of Europe. Claud has made splendid record in tho academy and ranks very high in his class and IS a cr.dit to Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03
WEATHER REPORT

Nome, Alaska June 1. Temperature-Max.,4 A above: min, 29 above. Barometer-29.92 inches. Weather-Clear. Wind-SW., miles per hour.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03

That there are hundreds of people outside who do not know about Alas ka. They want to know and ought to know. Send them copy of the Mug get Mining and Dredging Edition.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03
Classified Ads. All Classified Ado Must os Paid h
 Advane&
FOR skLe.

FOR SALE.-2 All. F. Fairbanks Morse gasoline engines. Just the thing for beach mining. 2 Davis-Calox Core Drills with coup lings for 500 feet of drilling. Es- pecially adapted to quartz prospect ing. Inquire of Geo. D. Schofield.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03
KOREN OuTFITT|NG
 FOR ANOTHER VOYAGE

proved to be of unusual interest, and contained twelve new or undescribed species besides Il number of very rare things.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03

her mother Mrs. NJ. Owen, had died in Bloomington, III. Her mother was 70 years of age at the time of her death
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03
AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Heinrich Bros Apollo Beer on draught, also "Seiset" by the bottle or case.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03

FLOUR iS CHEAP. Bread onl, Sc. North Pole Baker md Anvil Baker,
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03

uNexCELLeo NEWS sERviCR
 t- >.,,t. ~n.'N \Lclet, s2.00 per ,t"tjh l-ii.rrec [" your. homes very night before ( o'clock.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03

100 TONS OF FLOUR. Bread only 50. North Pole Bakery arc Anvil Bakery
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03
LUCAL NEWS ITEMS

thousand pounds of mail for Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-03

The Daily Nugget. s2oo per month.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19
Gas i%anhcrite @plf Scr Welt.

Die bpeieniInen 8e~itrebungen uns
ierer 3eit baben i6on eiHsn groben
Wanbel in ben 4ni6ouun9en iiber
bic Notpsnoi9tsit elmer ridtigen &Drs
perpflese our SpIse sebabt, unb bic
nSauberteit" i'm 8olte BAT ii6srli3
Iapn febr beoeutenoe 5OrtiGritte gss
mnft. Smmerbin bat 9suti6lonp
ben bpben Gtanb Der aDrperpflsge,
Ser in England berri6t, nr9 ni6t
erreidt. glber au9 bic @nglGnber
miiiien nod o!s teinestpegs auf Der
9Dbe eri6einen. ipenn man BON ben
@epobnern Sinnlanbs bort, bic nas
oiauberits 8plt Der @elt" gendnnt
tperben miiiIen. Sebss 8auernbous,
aud oas ollerdrmite, bat bort leinsn
eigcnen 8aberonm, in peldem bic 9es
lomts Camille bes 8siiBsrs tGglid
5abet. Die Semperotur Der 2uft in
Oieiem &aume lit oft bis su 70 UNI
rs @rab @elIius erbibt, trpBosm fiji,
len iiA Die @ineeburenen pobl BARN.
go longe lid Die Simmer i'm Babe
oufbalten, oft cine Stunbs lang, rel.
BEN lie un~aufb0rli9 ibren &Drper uni
peiti9en ollie @!ieoer NIT 9irtenruten
Damn seben lie, feIbIt i'm 8inter
gang nadt, aus Dem 8abebauie bin.
dus unb pGlSsn fi9 Bel elmer &GltI
bon 20, oft iosar 30 @rab unb mebl
i'm S9nee. SurG bieIe 9Goer her,
ben Die Simmer in bobsm Mabs ob,
Ge9drtet, 70 baB iie obns S9ober
ftarten Sempsraturpedfel srtrassr
tDnnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19
Sanfagnng.

@ir piinid)en hermit u~nieren 6reuns
ben. Nadbbarn unb &%ertuunoten %unieren
hcrslicblten 9anf abSnitatten, fir oeren
9iiti9e Silieleiitun9 uto beseigtes Mtit0'-
tiibl, auldBiid) bes 5obes un,erer inriait
seliebten @attiu. Mutter unD Shtueite \
Sppbie Wt. S~toenner. WietrblalIs
nuiercn a%ufridti9en 9aut Serrn &nit +
". .. @~o'iinaun uub ben Mit9lieoecn
oes Ct. &nul Srauens%ereins fiir be en-
SiilIleiituuq uno alien ~nnicreu Sriu ben
fir heren prddbti9e 8lumenipenoen.
.. i. Stuenner
unb Santlie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19
MerifOs 9iperpool.
Sas mobernc Sampiru lit ein Ueid5pf
Dcs S1nisS Ycirolcunt.

Des SbnisS Ycirulcum.
9ie, in @erbinbun9 nit neueren
admpfsn 3lUiI&sn 9erfah ungspartsi<
lern uno !Suertiitsn 10 berii9mt GEE
morpene, pitsmeritonilde Safentaot
Sompico i4reibt Elm aorreIppns
bent bon 6a = bat eissntli6 gar
feline Snitintte elmer StoOt; nno
pGre fein petroIsum in Der Rod
barI9aft entottt tpprben, 10 pdre Der
plab niGts anosres, aIs er DOR bum
BERT Sobren mar: Elm gum 5nuifs
bonoel apiifen Snpionepn unb Weiz
BEN gInltig gele9ener Buntt tahe Der
Ginmiinpun9 zines Stromss.
linn bpd bat man Sanpicp bns
.2iperpool BON Merito" gennnnt, uno
in gepiiTer 9e3ie9uns nit gutem
@runOe. Senn SampicO be6erri9t
berte nidt nur BEN sr0Bten Sell Oes
Sanpals Der SnuptItaOt Werifo, icns
oern audi pen gan3en !9anOel elmer
groben Menge 9ergbnus2a9er unO
geI9ditIidsn 3entren i'm Snnern De3
2onbes. @s 1T eben por allen Die
lsMetropole BON Merito. Nus
einem tolm ertpGbnsnsperten 0Orfs
den Iieben Mei!en am panucps5 STUB
nufpdrts lit es cine SeebafensS toOt
DON Deltruf 9elporben; uno es TT
oll6 Der iiterIte 9oien am 8Olf bon
Merito, aber teinsstpe9s BON
Wutur aus!
MmerifaniI6e 9striebiamteit unb
ameritaniF9ss Rapital baben bier
cine abieits liegsnbe, ieifte unb beims
tiidii9e HeeOe in einen pi4tigen
Safen perpnnbeIt, aIs Die SeIsGnts
oetungen ipIfes lobnenb mahtsn.
Snaenieure bra6ten Steine aus Dem
Gebtrse 70 Meilen bsrbei uno bauten
stpei sroBs Wellenbrs6er, tpeIds iid
1000 SUP in ben 9olf hinous err
itreden unb 1000 SUB Dor chamber
entfernt iinb. 9as toitete etipa cine
Miuion Dollars; aber es mar fer
Mii6e inert. !Seute iiberqueren arobe
Sampfer Die Sertriimmerte Sonobant
uno anfern an ben @erften entlarg,
tuel4e ibre 5rpnt na9 Dem Giienz
bu6nsS pitem tebren.
Quber Dem Safen uno Der 5lubs
Sront lit aber ni6ts berbeTert. Die
innere Srti9aft bot nod bieielbt
pbDiipsnomie uno benieIben @eiit.
pie Dor einem S%nbrbunbert. Sinter
Dem g~iienbabns0 Depot uno isinsm
Gepiible ite9en mod imNsr in pirren
Snlfsn Die maleriI6en, absr i4mie.
rigen alien SGuIer. Inter Der alien
Bride Ipringen Die tleinen braun
bdltigen. bunteldusi9en atnOer i'm
@bamsz unb gpas&pItiim berum.
man bort nod Die Muiif Der Ginge.
borenena Die tupferIas'
bigen, i90nen uno idHuen 6rousr
aus Den inneren 9iitritten iinsen ibr,
ieltinmen MeiIen. pdbrenO iie ib'
SiinocI SbIt auspaden, pelhe i
fir pulate. Sobat unO aleioer5eug
au$tauTden, uno lire Mannslent
ionnen Iih trGge unb u~nterbaIten lid
iiber !SabnentGmpfe.
No9 Der idOnitc Der alien 9outel
lit bic s~riinstpeiBe aatbeorole. Rid)
melt bopon lit bas 9efdn9nis - elm:
Der oemutrotiIGiten Der @elt. Sie
lam man fir .ireeno cine 2oppalis
3. y. fir Elm Rdui9lein, Nuartie
erbalten unb Damn Monnte I'M
Monate bergehen liegen bleiben. lpeu'
mon teinen Ginflub ober elm paa
saler gum gelteden zines Bdrtsr
bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19
Louis HaberstOCk,
7lnStreieber. Gepe3ierer
u. DefcratcMr
8 e I nj a n n,

8 e I NJ n, ~'p'
sSeBt lit bic bette Belt elre 3i1tlfflel
tapesieren uuo oeforiren 81 laiier. SenuA
nitt baB es All friib it,. Hach etntrtts'
ppn uarmeremgsett iinb mir NIT AhB'
enarbeiten %beifdftist.
Shidt iett cure 8eitelung ooer telp.
phpnirt mir unb idJ nerbe eudb meme
id,Bneu neue SHUTTER in Tnpeten brtft9en..
Sd perfaufe biaiger oils ibr 3apeten
ppn iroenb einem Mail Srber @eidat
besieben tbunt. ur,
Iaht lest cure 8eItelIuug fir YIN.
freidherarbeit unb ibr fbnnt BARN ahl
prompte @usiiibrnn9 retbnen. m.,..r
&ptendberiblage tnr que aroe is5'
merben auf @unih seliefert. Ybo''e 100
on %.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19

I'm ruff: pSerlo, pbil. tpas Sic ardrt
bringt Did oenn bierber?" Damn ben
mer SANDS esi6entt I'M aft Die Sobls
Ihtrs ben aus Del Hubm fortsebn
miiHe. @as isbt sebdppenS is, Dag
persdbl i'd Sbns oos nd6iie mai. SD
tann iage, ss ia ebbes iAones, ipern
en- Mnnn E Snternehi4enea &eppe-
tebi4en bat.
Womit ih perbleilpe
S9ne S0u lielper
p6tlipp 9 duerumper.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19

Sur Scadbtune: unter5eifneter
mocbt biermit %befanut, bah ct ietn flares
9ano, beitebenb aus 100 ooer mebr Meer
oil Der 9iitle Berger bis gum 1. Suli fir
Yaargelb auf elm pber mebrere Sabre an
ben Meiibietenben uerpnhten fuirb.
Seriieaelte Ansebpte werben bis sllrl 9er
nannten Datum e%ntge9eu 9enDnmen NIT
benz 8prbehalt zines Doer ale Nnbebpte
suriid5uueicn,
Gbritian 9anuier If,
81. 9. @or 10. Sermann, Wto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19
Neue QnSeigen
5u uermietben, Bier Simmer.
5etotte Brps., Sermann, Vtp.
100 imnae SdJwcinc pcrlanst.

9a idl cine gruBe Guantitdt beihaoige
ties Corn in meiner Stpdparo babe,
mbd1te ih iofDrt 100 StodsS hfpeine ppn
80 bis 175 Yiun6 baben, fir ib Die 3 n
Altalftprets fiir iette Ghtueine beSableH
,uerbe. Spfort abbuliefern in Berger
uber uenn in s~eniigenber Menge alttb in
Sermann. Nfan idbreibe Dber telepbos
nire al
Otto 9 Of mibt,
8er9er, W0.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19
Gorrtgierf bon
Statement

Statement
OF the Own ership. Management Circulation
sc, OF The ERMAN yoLKsBLA1T pub
lished weekly at Hermann. No. required by
,he Act of August "a, 1912,
Editor, Theo. Graf Hermann, Mo.
Managing Editor. Theo. Graf. Hermann, Mo.
business Manager. Alfred Graf. Hermann. Mo,
Publishers. Graf Printing 90.
Owners:
Thee. Graf. Hermann. Mo-.
Julius Graf Hermann. Mo.
Alfred Graf
T.. q. Graf.
known bondholders. mortgages. and other
security holders. holding per cent or more OF
total amount Of bonds. mortgages or other
securities:
None.
Theo. Graf. Editor.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 20 day OF
March 1914.
RoBT. WALKER.
Seal Notary Public
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@5dentIider Marftberidt.

@ei5en Hr. 2 so
@ei5en Scr. 3 rs
SmperiaI WebI, per Cad $50
@oob 2ud MebI. per Cad $40
Dnilp 8reoo Mebl. per Sod $50
aIeie, per 100 Bfuno 100
Sbippihlff, per 100 &funb lao
RornmebI, per 100 Bfunb 2.10
Brp6nfte.
Gorrigierf Don
Sobn s. Selmers
gter, per 9rseno, . 13
Spring Gbifetts, per SFb. $50
Siibner, per Sfirnb 10
Sarfeps, per Sfino ID
Butter, per 8fun1 Is - 20
Siibner, per Ghsnb 1tK
@anie, per 8funb 8
Gmen, per Bfiunb IL
SdmaIa per Yf,u16 II
8oIIe, per 8flrb . 18
3wiebeIn, per gufbel F. 100
&artoffeIit per 8ribeI 100
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19
gu @erfanfen!

Wtein @p6nbaus, has friibere Seds
marn @igentbum, beitebenb aus Sade
iteinbouS ncbit 5tuei Gotten an Der tueitl.
=, StraBe, I'M ihbniten &~eiioeustbeile
S%ermanns, lit iuegen aranfhett Der Ses
liserin 81 p%erfaufen. Die @pbnun9 bot
6 .3immer nebit aiibe; s,uei G%iiternen
uno 8runnen.
5rau8b Ri I. 9 Of II b T,
~6z5s14e3mt. Sermanu, Wp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19
apfeImns peaeb sransv.

&usseseihneter gppel Sad, Geadh. IL
5reitersSranbpein. sarantirt edit unb
lnnerfaliht. Seiteaunaen perben prompt
beiDret.
@ottlob Sfueb, Sermann, Mo. 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19
gu o~erfaufeu

idbnes @~obnhaus nit s 3immer nebit.
StraBe, nabe Der WorftitraSe. $1,000
Suur, Geitbetra9 altf MDrtaaae. Mah.
ereS BEL Senrp Bod, ipeftl. 3. StraBe,
!6crmann. ober bel Srau Mar9oretb
Nplte, Gaie. Wp. I2o,.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19
SerIaugt.

Cine gnsabl 8naben uno Mdbfen i'm
glitter bon 16 Sabren unb bariiber. Wan
meloe iih in Der Sermann Sabrtd Der
Snternatioual Sbpe gp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19
Rn p~crfaufen

2 aroBe S%tebipiesel, praebtppIe Shuud'
itiide fir Ialpr gum balben aDitenpreiie,
Spiegel iino II SUB bod nno pa Sub
brett. NadhSufrasen in Der Office Der
Stpue Sill Nine Gp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19
Earm AT u~erfanfen.

Meine eut9eleaene Jarm lh Wfejlen
BON 0errnann, npn 40, poer, menn oez
iuiinidrt, audi 20 Nder; 81 Nrfer in g8cisN
seu, 1l 9ldcr in @einbcrg, Ii Ncfer in
9solb uuo @cibe. etuae5iurt, quite
Sdlcune uno Stalluu9, MoGnbauS BON
Steill, CONNER unb @eid)tiidbe, ulcb
gut e,n9erirbtet iir @eilil9elSudjt. 3tuei
3iiternen, cine quite QueGe ipiuie olch
ein 5eicb nnb 9eniigcnb Dbl pun alien
Sprten, lit biltg 81 ~uerfoufen. 2ie
Standardization lteben leer, lam ipiurt
be5p9eft iucrben. 8egen Nabercm tpells
De man iid] an Den gigentbiimer,
8nrl 8numhart CT.
Sermunt, Ntp.. Y i 9l.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19
SIR Sriebensridter.
gu brfanfut

s id]bn geleeene Saulpts an Der u.
uno WarttitraBe, entpeber ~einseln, poer
ais @an5es. @leibfqls 4 iebbne Saulots
in Stpenspiae.
gbas. & m Ell. Sermann, Ro.
ianl
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Sn ~berfanfen.

8rdhtia 9elc9ene Saulotten. N1es
gutter @artenboben. NaebSnfra9en in Der
Office oes SDltSblatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19
pier lit aGIDner Yuoen.

Wv TT bNEN"N
Sie beIten @~elegenheiteu sitr Griuer.
bnta BON fruchtbnren6 armldno bern 9cten
raid 6u Gnoe linb iuer baber nod Die
@elesenheit gum biutgeu Gr1uerbe zines
Ihbnen uno irudtbareu Stiid 9anbes
haen min, Der ipllte iid) beeilen itniere
9anbereien 81 beicben bic nur 40 bis 20
Meilen ppu &anias 9th liesen uno Die
fri,chtbariten i'm Staate iinb. Sd)mar5er
Soben auf pr6ier Suu urterlape; feline
Steine. 80 Irpbent lit urbar, 9utes @aie
Ter nnb lie9t maize bel brei uerihieoenen
Giienbabnen. Sdlbne Sarmen nit Sms
prDpements, $4,000 biz 1925 per Ider.
5armen 40 bis 800 gder 9roB.
Nan tueube lld} an
The Alma Realty Co.
Nlma, WD.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19
gu b%erfanfen.

Cine ihbne braune Mdbre nit bralle
mem MabrfOblen.
81. @. 8 Of Sner,
81. l.. Sermanu, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19
Ofener sd)reibebrief hea
alhilipp Sanera,mpfer.
1906.

Mein Iieber !Serr aebudtiondr!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19
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Su O%crntiethen

6 idbDne 3immer nit muoerner ginriebs
tung perieben. Hadlsufra9en bel
6 + a 8. e / m m G l..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19

SW iplu SHiNe sH
Stein bonn 9erSe
neinme un min Sbne
gang spif9e Shne
un Dem 2dmppobl
anbertraue. bab MIDI
ieae 8usel nit bobt
sei6rHe bat, tpie ia
i'm erfdte Monus
ment aebentt ben.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-07-16
FIND SKELETONS OF
FIVE RED MEN

That the East Cook street section
between Adams and Jefferson streets
at Portage was a favorite camping
place of the wandering Red Men in
primitive days is borne out again by
the discovery of number of Indian
relics and the exhuming of five skele-
tons. While workmen were excavat-
ing for the new residence of John w.
Smith, 317 East Cook street, they
came upon these evidences. One of the
skeletons evidently was that of an In
dian chieftain as the remains were
found in sitting posture, with huge
red stone pipe laying across the
hip bones as if left lying on the lap of
the departed red man. Other trinkets
such as small silver bracelets were ex
humed with the remains. Portage
Register.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-07-16
W60f Offers
Think Abouf
County Roads
madison Democrat. J

If motorists seek good roads let them
go to Sank county. That region,
doubtless, has more mileage of maca-
damized rural thoroughfares than any
county in Badgerdom and generally
they are composed of the enduring
quartzite from the towering bluffs
which give to that section the most
stately scenery in all Wisconsin. From
Sank to Baraboo, some fourteen miles
is a smooth and delightful run, and is
duplicated from Baraboo to Kilbourn,
another IA miles "a perfect road all
the way; while all about Reedsburg are
alluring stretches particularly for a
dozen miles toward Loganville, where,
over vast bluff model road winds
through the forest in thrilling curves
and with far reaching views over the
country below. And Sank is going
right forward with its good work.
Soon it must gain the name of being
the ideal region for rural motoring.