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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-27
Her Son Subject 20 Croun.

My son Edwin is subject to Group"
writes Mrs. E. O. Irwin, New Kensing-
ton, Pa. 81 put in many sleepless hours
at night before | learned OF Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. Mothers need
not fear this disease if ley keep a
bottle Of Chamberlain Cough RENE
dy in the house and use it as directed.
1t always gave my boy relief" OBJ
tainabl everywhere.
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wrongs and it quotes section 16 of the
bill, as follows:
THAT it shall be unlawful for any
purpose to receiye-Q) more than
one gallon of vinous liquors or (2)
more than six gallons (4s pints) of
matted or feTmented liquors. such as
beer, lager beer, ale, porter, or other
fermented liquors, either in bottles or
other receptacles, or 90 more than
two quarts Of spurious liquor, etc"
Commenting on this the News says
that ut is plain that the conjunction
or is used in the distinctive, which
means that the monthly order must
be limited to any one Of the three
items. A man cannot order Wine, beer
and whisky, but may order eny one
OF them in the specified amount"
The conclusion of the News seems
to be entirely logical "Or" is accord
ing to Webster, "A participle that
maks an alternative" That is to say,
to use the illustration Of Webster,
you may read or may write that
is, you may do one of the things at
your pleasure, but not both"
SO it would seem that if a person
orders a half gallon of whisky a
month he would not be permitted, I'M
der the law, to order either wine or
beer 1t is not clear whether or not
man would be permitted under this
law to order one quart of liquor, half
gallon of wine and twenty-four pints
of beer.
II he word and" a couplativa CON
junction. had been used in the para
traph quoted instead of the wc:d
or" which is distinctive, thea one
would be permitted under the law to
order and have the full amodn.s Of
the liquors mentioned at any time
daring the thirty days, but the word
ing is so plain that it is hardly % be
misunderstood.
Another feature of the measure is
what is contemplated by ANY per
son." whether that means one person
to the household (the head thereof,
or whether half dozen or more per-
sons in the same family may order.
If the latter should be the final con-
struction, then there would be moth
ing in the way of large household
having all sorts. of liquors at all times
without violating the law. A family
of three, for instance, would be per-
mitted to have the full amounts men,
toned every thirty days. If the fam
iy should be composed of six men,
bers, two could order liquor, two could
have wine and two could have beer,
and there would be no violation of the
law, if the courts should decide that
this is the meaning of the law.
And it is very likely that the court
of last resort will be called upon to
say just what the law means in this
respect. For, while no one may de-
sire to violate it, there are some who
will not be satisfied with being re-
stricted to an order of one of the
three liquors.
Whether the Legislators voting for
kkI CDEnsH nAEAl
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-27

The appointments to the W. & A.
commission are all splendid ones and
the people of Georgia have right to
expect much from such body of able
Georgians. The w. & A. matter is Of
deep interest to the state and the
situation is going 10 call for some real
ability
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-27

down pain S md
backache, an d h a d
h e a d a ch e a good
deal of the time and
very little appetite.
The pains We're so
bad that l used to
sit right down on the
floor and cry, be-
cause it hurt me so
and l could not do
any work at those
times. An old wo-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-27

Postal savings increased in October
over September in the sum of $780,
900. That's a pretty good sign that
General Prosperity is back on the job.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-27

Mr. Justice Hughes vows he will not
accept that Republican nomination
for the presidency and that il neces.
sary he will go into the courts to
keep the Republicans of Nebraska
from putting his name ON the tick
cts in the primary to be held there
shortly.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-27

The woman who watches the wrin-
lis grow with equanimity is either
Old to care or too young TO know
What they n--Thomasville Times.
Enterprise But where is the woman
who does this?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-27

John Temple Graves delivered an
address in Savannah the other night
in advocacy of the preparedness pol
icy of the Democratic administration.
It's real pleasure for us to be in pc.
sition for one time to agree with the
colonel.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-27

We are told that cordial relations
nave been restored between the al
lies and Greece, Perhaps, but the
question is will Greece get cordial
enough to fight for the allies?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-27

Penrose is candidate for the Re
publican nomination for president Of
United States. The nomination is
getting to be so careless with itself
that II does not seem to care who
chases Il these days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-27

Greece finally yields to the demands
Of the allies that Serbians and the al.
lied forces generally may use Greek
soil for retreating purposes. A rath
err empty concession at best.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-27

After all the Georgia legislature
handled it's business in pretty good
shape and finished great deal quick
er than many people thought would be
the case. All of which goes to show
what could have been done at the reg.
ular session.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-27

lns discoveries made by the federal
authorities touching German activity
n the matter Of destroying American
.l.anitons factories is startling to say
the very least of it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-27

Atlanta has a full.fledged poisoning
mystery on hand and it goes without
saying that she is having the time Of
her life with it. l.s.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-27

1t was very kind and considerable
OF the Georgia legislature to adjourn
in advance Of the session of congress
next month.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-27
They Differ in Glory.

/
of the stars, for one star differeth
from another star in glory"
How true that is.
We see its truth verified every
where in nature. Rarely are two dis
tinct gifts bestowed upon a single
object While nature is lavish with
her gifts, fortunately she does not
pile them up in heaps, but like the
early and the latter rains they are
distributed over the earth alike to
the Just and the unjust
We admire the giant trees Of the
forest, not for their beauty, but for
their strength, while we admire the
flowers OF the field, not for their
strength, but for their beauty.
How beautiful, yet how different,
are all the flowers-none are be-
slowed with the same gifts. Those
that are beautiful are not always
fragrant and those that are fragrant
are not always beautiful. The violet
and the lily cannot boast of the
queenly qualities of the rose, but
none the less the violet is worshipped
for it's modesty and the lily for its
purity.
Among the birds of the air this rule
holds trIe, also, as it does among
the beasts Of the forest
The elephant possesses no lines Of
beauty, but he is admired for his
bulk and for his strength, and the
lion for his very righteousness, while
the smaller animals win our admi-
ration along the lines of their MIN
bleness and coyness
The mocking bird is rot as gor-
geously arrayed as the bird of part
disc, nor has the canary the bril-
liant hues Of the red bird, but they
are possessed with the greater gift
of song.
We see this truth of gifts verified
in the higher creation of man. While
nature is as lavish with her gifts here
as elsewhere she has no favorites, to
the extent at least of loading all her
gifts on any one man.
No great painter was ever great
composer or musician. No scholar is
at the same time great astronomer
and a great geologist.
These lines run along differents
channels.
Patrick Henry aroused nation to
action by the zeal and fire of his ora
tory, but he could not lead an army
to victory. 1t required a Washing
ton for that.
Thomas Jefferson could write the
Declaration of Independence, but as
an orator he could not stand before
an audience nor did he possess any
of the qualities of a soldier.
Nearly all great writer's fail as
speakers. Joseph Addison was the
most graceful and fluent writer of the
eighteenth century There was a
charm about his writing that no one
| else possessed. His efforts were
| blessed. He finally won seat in
the house of commons, and he arous-
ed great expectations, but when he
arose to make speech his timidity
overpowered him and he could not
utter syllable.
The same story is told of Jefferson.
but both Addison and jefferson. while
not possessing the gift of oratory, ex-
ercsed a powerful influence with
their associates, and their very tim.
idity in speech won for them friends.
Nature makes no mistakes. 1t is
well that she has given "a glory to
the sun, and glory TO the moon, and
a glory to the stars, and that one
star difiereth from another star in
glory"
The world is beautiful and glori-
fled by the distribution and not by
| the concentration pf tbesa c{fte
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-27

The cheapest advertising on
earth is the Want Ads that are
Carried ia The News Classified
Department.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-27

coLLARD PLANTS FOR SALE
The genuine Georgia White etem,
best in the world. Now is the season
to set out plants. {. Nj. DART,
PHONE 561.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-27
IN SUCH PAIN
WOMAN CRIED
Suffered Everything UntilRe
stored to Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound.

Florence, So. Dakota. -" used to be
very sick every month with bearing
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-27

Let The News Want Ads find
' hat you want.
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official Organ OF
3lynn County.
lily Of Brunswick.
1niteo States Court, Southern Die
.e,ct Of Georgia. tor en- counties.
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TELEPHONE
'a.if.ss Office. Editorial Room lSs
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description Rates

MH OF sfpscI ptiOb iD the city
Is mali rec Of char 60 to al
six Of the United States and Can
a. Mexico, -.orto Rico, Guam, Phil
ypint islands. Cuba and DawaiaD lie
snde
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-13

adr.antr. acrionando como 81 pre-
trnIirra abrirSc raminO cntre las
SombraS.
Reflexion6 cl pocta brcves inStan-
ties. poS6 la dic>tra en- la caDeza
de- 81 <obrino y lc diio:
-tSabeS CUE themes va aIgunaS
ranas .iunto a las sirnes?
-puede ser-contcSt6 Ninicio.-No
me rxtraHaria VERNE pronto con Ia
cabrza complctamenje blanca.
Si@ui6sc ana breve pauSa.
Pctronio que tcnia ciaro entendl-
mienIO. meditaba accrca de la Vi
da Y del deStino del hombre. De-
CHASE duc Ell Ia Sociedad de su
tempo podia ser la vida feIiz o
desdichada en- Sus manifestations
eylcrnas: pcro que Ell cl fondO glra-
ba sobre los eies de una ammonia
interior que los catac!ismos eXterlo-
res no lOgrarian aIterar. LO mis-
mo que cl rayO 0 FL tcrremoto puc-
den dcrribar III temple, pueden
tambiin las deSventuraS abatlrse
Sobre la vida humana: mas no p0r
clio las lineas arm6nicas de Ia vi
ia misma Sc Quebrarian. pueS pa
"a aqucllos romanos de alma po-
60 complicada. la vida debia de-
con la impossible r~esularldad
de 10 eternO.
Sin embargo, de 10 dichO pOr Vi
nicio Sc ~desprendia algo que venia i
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! I-.I-.-..-- vi - " n. IN.
w. ~. ,.,,, /, mia
.'''N''>
"'"E ~ T., -,
L. '""', d ~
IaDi' lIo'''' par" ""S'"'
sill oinltiF uh "''aI't' N r,''" ~ -
'n'rr los '''S'''''"H 'u'''''
vera ' "S'''' '"S IaH
i~ilr'''aIo" :" u. ID'o
nl'''''oS H"' "7''','' Iam,an
'I' "I'u'o w :',,' ,an. l.,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-13
FORMACLON LOCAL
POR EEL Z~ARAGOIA.

Para satisfaction de los que gus
Ian de algO buenO de tcatrO, deDe-
mos participates que "a sonora
Estela TellO Labatt de qulen ha-
blamOs en- ediciOneS Dasadas, esta
ahOra acluando Ell el TeatrO lara
o l. ono variedad. E. iueves de
n prcsen!n Semana representa- Ell
mOn6lcgO Ell ChiIuillo' d" los her
man0s Quintero Y el duo de Ia lem
Destad. rOSechandO mercedes a
piauSOS. Hoy caniara Los Baturros
hcrmOsa production del Genera en-
co que. sin duia guStara al public"
V maHana iari Ia gran SOrprcSa con
"El Debut de- la Chica. mOnolOSo
Observation-Disclosures de PaSSo y
.Abat: Ell que hace verdadcro de-
rruchr de graria Ia sonora Icl!o
V siempre Ina sidO mcrecldamcIiie
aplaudida. FL %cOnccpto que nos he
mos tornado de EStcla y que en-
| DrcSamOS lacGniramenir en un en-
lrcfilet hace poc0S diaS. nos parece
cSfar hcbidamrnte justificadO y
drSrariamoS vcrla en- ObraS IN que
lpudiera dar amplia expansion a SuS
b]ril!anteS Facilitates. \ v"rla.
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cmpcquclcccr este cOncepto, y Pc
! lroniO 50 cncOntr6 pOr vez prlmera
IN Su vida. frcnte a una scrle lie
abStruSOS prOblcmas psIco!ogIcos
que nadie IIabia lOg"adO resolve"
haSta entOnceS. Con Su clarO juIclO
cOnprendia instintivamente Ia i'm
pOrtancia de cStOs prOblemas: pc
70. peSe a Su penetration. no acer-
taba a deScnrcdar la madeja de
auuellaS cOm~pl!caciOneS pSlcOl0Gl-
cas- cOmpletamente nucvas para 81
nj atinaba con una respuesta que
pudiera tranquilizar a EiniciO.
Me parece-diio al cabO de lar
90 silencic-que TODD ESQ e. question
de hechiccria.
Mas de- una vez he penSadO vO
tambi6n que nos habian hechizadO
a Ligia y a mi-prOfiri6 eli jovcn.
-tPOr que no cOnsultas a los sa-
cerdOtes de Scraps? Entire ell0s
hay embusterOs Y embaucadOreS.
perO hay tambien hombres que han
sabido desentranar eXtranoS miste-
rios.
P~etroniO expusO esta opinion con
voz insegura, porque no Sc lie Ocul-
taba que Semejante c0nSejO en- su
boca. debia de p~arecerie a Su sobri-
10 vano V hasta ridiculo.
i Notwithstanding Ell tribune
cOnOcidO hechiceros que en-
pleaban en- provecho propio la mis-
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ran Sido hundidos muchos mas barcos
britanicos.
En- Alemania es corriente Ia con-
vicci6n de que TODD concrete brita-
nico importante esta parali2ado. Por
toCas parties Sc oye elogiar 4 los tri-
pulantes de los submarines de la cla-
Sc u. Todos los alemanes con quie-
mes ha hablaGo IN Representative del
Times sobre el hundimiento del Lu
sitania han comenZado e~Xpresandose
su ilimitada admiration por ese mag
nifico eXponente del ingenio aleman,
Y por todaS parties Sc manifesto Ia
esperanto de que continuara con ere
cie1te vigor Ia guerra submarine.
Sc confia mucho en- el nuevo tipo
de submarine, cuyo radio de acci0m
Sc dice que es de 1000 millas; pc
70 Ia gran esperanto de los alema-
mes Sc funda en- IA accion combinada
de submarines Y aviones. Green que
muy pronto comenzara la contienda
para destruir totalmente Ia flota bril-
tanica, a que. Segun ellos, esta ocu-
Ia por terror i los submarines lejos
de la costa occidental de Irlanda.
Esta sera Ia prueba deciSiva a Ia
que Alemania piensa someter a su
rival Inglaterra, V la cual es espe-
rada con gran entusiasmo V CONTAIN
"a por los alemanes. Todos ellos pa
recen tener una fe ilimitada en- los
Zeppelines. Los eXpertoS tecnlcoS Sc
esfuerzan constantemente pOr produ-
cir tambien aereoplanOs mas e~ficaces.
Un captain aviador ha declarado que
Ell modelo "Taube" de oe%reoplanos
habia sido desechado por las autori-
dadeS militares como inestahle Y COM
pletamente inadecuado para sus fl
Pasa a la pagina 3, columna 2.
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teriosa fuerZa latente de la TERRA:
he visto 0tros que la u%tilizaban pa
! "a danar Il Sus encmigOS; perO los
cristianos no pueden cOmpararsc
con tales personals: viven Ell la p0-
breza, perdonan a les que les hacen
NAL. predican la humanidad. Ia
virtud y la misericordia; 6Iuc ga
marian, pues. practicando la hechi-
ceria Y para que habian de recu-
rrir a ella?
4 Petroni0 lie mortificaba no
pOder cOntcstar satiSfactoriamente
a pcsar de tOda la sutileza de SUI
ingcnio.
Sc trata de una secta nueva-
replied por decir algO.
y Sc i%nterrumpi6, aladicndo:
-iPor la divina sOberana de los
bosques de PafOS. tie aseguro que
tales sectaS y semejantes dOcirinas
%pcrturban nuestra e~yistenCia. Adj
miras la bOndad, la virtud de los
crlStlanoS; y. sin embargo. 20 afr
mo que son malos. pGestO que son
enemigos de la vida, 10 mlSmo que
las Intermediates y la muerte. Har-
tOS enemigoS tenemOS va Ell el ac-
tual estado de cOSas para que a elloS
vengan a sumarse tambien los cris-
We c%Ontando: las enferme--
dades. ell Cesar, TigeIiO. los versos
de Ner6n, Ia horda zapateril que in
(Continuara).
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RIMG

La srnOrila Genoveva HinOjoSa y
FL senior BOnifacio Gonzalez de
L0rkhart. Texas. c~Ontrarran ma
lrimonio civil FL dia 20 de- los CO.
rrirnlcS en- 81 citadO lugar. Sirvlrn-
doIeS como trStinoS los >rIlorcs 81
mon CizarrS y Jorge Diaz y la Sc
lOrita Zrfcrina Nillarrcal y sonora
Armada L. de Diaz.
Que sean muy fclices los futures
r6nNugrS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-13
Ell Ola DE AVER EN- Ia ms
PECCION DE POLiCIA.

Dos classes de acusadoS prcdOml-
naron cn la session de aver IN Ia
mafana, que tuvo lugar Ell Ia ms
prcci6n de- poliria: los infractOreS
de- la Ordcnanza del trifico y los
rbrioS Y tiradoS.
Sc mullarOn a doce de los prime
r0s Y a lrrcc de los scgund0s. con
pcnas pecuniarias dcsdc > haSta 10
pesos. La policia cree que la Onda
fra que Sc dei6 sentir influyG mu-
rho. para que So hicieran tanlos
~arrcsto> pOr embriaguez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-13
UNA C..ARTA SIN FIRMA.

Con 81 encabczado de a quien
corresponds" hemos recibido una
carta firmada por "un barbero apu-
RADIO V ruyo a>untO, Segrlh 81 d.
&c. cs de interiS para cl ptlblico. Va
10 hemOS dirhO en- diversas ocasi1-
mes: Ell nuestrO pcri6dicos no da-
mos caDida jama> a cartas an6ni-
mas. cualquiera que sea cl asunto
que Ell elias Sc nos trate.
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COMMENTARIES
EXTRANJEROS
Wells. el Julio Verne BRITANNICA,
' la guerra.
Ode "El Impartial" de Madrid.)

we L
~ os+,dio ocion+or,er+o nrb,ica-
10 NO.. nm oscrito, f,a,,as none DO
.I;~oro 1os s;nc,,1oros ooior+os do
VIII. houmo-o rhro ",,+io;no
"' -
~'
tu&!!Zo todoS los horFoFeS ne est"
guerra hasta en- sus mehoFe "e'"i1eS'
asl como ei Fsch'ciSmo "'I''ar y i"
manera de practlcarIo. Aparte DE Ia
lucha de ~trlncheraS de ID que hada
nos dice en- su Ibro, eI escritor pro-
feta 10 preSlntlo todo ' 10 eNPuSo con
IucldeZ' a!guAoS amos "'''eH ue que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-13
N.iTRIllONIDS.

Han obicniIo licrncia para con-
traer matrimonio las personals ST.
guicntrS:
Edwin 4. Crosse Y Alma Bacz.
Alberto SalaS Y Minnie Barrcra.
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NACIMIENTOS.

En- la Gale Saltillo. una nina del
malrimoni0 p. LOngOriu.
En- 81 No. III De la Gale Vargas.
un ni1O del matrimOniO C.. Drigado.
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EFUNCIONE

En- 81 No. l022 de Ia OeStc Travis.
la Sriiora Juana Flores Y. de- Garcia
IL. 81 amos de- cdad.-SrniIiiati.
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PERMISOS PARA FINCAR.

Rrribi6 pcrmiSo para finrar: rI
senior Joe Shepard Lyons 81: lote
y. block 2l3S.-Rrparaci0ncS.-S2O.
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La campana DE- Zcppclincs y sub
marinuS contra ingIatcrra.
de The Times" dc Londres.)

IDe nc IIHeS NC LV"uSI
La mayor parte de los alemanes
~piensan que ell bloqueo de lnglaterra
esta r~ealizando completamente sus
p~rop6sitos Y muchos parecen Greer
que. a no ser por ell extreme cuida-
do de los submarines para no torpe-
dear 4 los buQues neutraleS. huble-
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COMPRE listed el Almanaque Ilustrado para
1915 en- Ia Liberia de L.ozano: 40c el elem-
PLAN enviado per cOrreo 4 cualqulcr parte
de los EstadOS Unidos.
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AVISOS DE OCCASION
Tarifa.

81 listed no puede venlr 4 Ia oflcina, ha-
Bile por telefono, Travis o Nuevo No. o4it,
V IN agente de II casa pasara a recoger
Sus anuncios.
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Sc NECESITA cOCincra mcSicana cOnpeien-
lie. lnrorInan san Pedro Ave. iu9f. dis
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L

La Prensa publica todas las nOti-
cias tai y como son " sin hacerle La
ssrba q nadie.n
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P. 0. BOX No. 81 Laredo, Tex.
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Pasa a la pagina 3, columna 2.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-05
Mutton.

Ter llnterSeichuete miro nliI oer Nlt9uit
burger 6nrm lM Wetlen titlih pm
MDrrilDn, atl
9unner&tn9, ben %. MarS, 1915,
unian9enp lin llbr, &urmitta0$. bns
fDlaenbc 6eiuealidle Gigeutbnm MI bcn
MeiitbieteItDcn o%ertauieu:
L Wauleiet, 9. 4, e., ) uno Sabre ait ip-
,uie einen Sdbrlin9. WGhrc nit 5ijllcn.
2 Gferoc, : unn ? Sabre alt; | Ntilrhtlt9
NIB &alb, 28iibc init aolb. > iQbriqe
Stiere. ! Nino. ,5Gbrliug; > Ncp Namps
iClire SaIen. | Wber. 10 Sertet, ! Ss5li,
Atme 8lnoer, | G4SuB Wilmnufee Stnbcr.
| l2s8iltSuder State 9ril. l s 9iit GU
pcrior 8rtn, l9iifrGuitiuntpr, 2lpaltina
%Gultiuotprs, 2 l2sSDaiae Ciiper riding
pIOu5. | Srhcibeu G90c, ! Wituautce
Mt1her, | buppetipdnniQer &Orupilonser,
Sang Bling. 3 aDrnsGihiae. | uieOri
ger Nogefl, eilerne Nnocr: | Shud @iiter.
, &eus6uhmen, | brci Scttipnen Gaze. |
&uQgb. = Set Ieberne 5ud @eithirre rulo
aloerc8 Narmr @er6th 5tt SnhlrclcA Inn
angefitbrt 81 iueroen.
&e6tn9ungcn; NHe 1ummcn pom 800
uber iueniqer. Sanr. iSitr Setr1Qc bon
itbcr $500 mir0 elm &reoit non 6 Mpna
ten betuttl'Qt, aeaen Note nit Suirieoen~
iteltenoer Stdlerbe,t.
SnNte eS au -. WidrS rC0Rn, oann lin
oct Der Serfnlti am nitbitcn Gage itntt.
Nu0ui VI arid
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-05
Scrger.

gdn Nui0 bot Die Sol, 5tcfnnets
Sornt, bon i0G Ifcr, Qrtauit: Scr
Rrefs mar $4,000.
Ser lleulide &erfati Bel Com.
8roeber mar lebr 5obIreId bcIu 1T
mud ipitr6en redi glltc Ereiie er.
5ielt. &nru in ser arippc hrodte
so bis So Gents.
Soltis Golfer, Der @arbier, mor
iiher Den porig@r Gouneratoa mo
sSreitog in @oIbcrt, sum @eiidl
Del ieincr Mntter. meldc ernitlih
erfranft mar. Golfer fcbrte am
Nreitag 5uriid ultb bcridltet GoB ieis
are Nutter lid allf ber @cIicruua be.
Finbet
Geo. aracttln, bon Rcatttrif,
mar olll pcrgargelIen Samstag bier.
@r Bate all Sttu SdnMiht nrci olir
RonicieI berfauit. liltb iid' nnfiir cit
0SeIpnnt iulrae Iauleiel oRgeidmfit.
2. u Sail uilo Satin, iupie
tSrl. emma Sfaiib, rciiten uiI lcs.
Ten Spnnto9 tad ocm Stnot Cali,
1ornieil. }lun 8eilrf Der 8etaltS.
ateilung. Sic hoben sort @crnonS.
IL ipobneu.
8ralt 8nl 6reele reiitc am opri-
- ri. u#L F 49, -L.- -.
gen 6reitna nod Seoalia, nm lire
Sdlipcltcr 81 beiufeil, lreIde be.
oapflidl frmf 1T.
8ir 6eridten NIT @eoulcrl ooB
SenrD e. @ittAauS, @oiuilr goSe
aiito SRI. anna spettbaIs aeqrnm;ir.
dig fratf fiitb.
llniere &aniIentr prbielcn am lcg
feft @piitog eine GartoomQ Soot
aartoffeln.
Sol. Mfopsflatat neriaip6tc fiir3
lib cine GarIaOpltg ariras-0laairicI
Eidf ct. 2ouis.