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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-12-16

Professor Hugo Munsterberg is
la professor of psychology at Har-
ward. His head is filled with ideas,
and he knows many things. But
some things he doesn't know. For
instance, he has been taking a
fling recently at newspaper re-
porters, who, he says habitually
Idistort what men say and do, and
the professor regards this as, a
bad thing for public morals. Evi-
IDENTIFY the professors experience
has been with the metropolitan
newspaper. On these newspapers
a vast quantity of news must be
gathered in an extraordinarily
short time. Accuracy is aimed at
and attained to a remarkable de-
gree. But the metropolitan press
is but very small part of the
country's press. Professor Mum
sterberg is provincial, like many
other jewellers in Eastern cities.
In the small towns the people arc
close to their newspaper. Ere
quently the editor knows every
body in the county. Accuracy be-
comes deadly ncces> ity. No re-
porter or editor who is worthy tho
name dares say he does not care
whether what he writes is true or
not. His profession and his pride
i'm it demand that he gives to i.
the best he has i'm him. Accuracy,
attention TO detail, truth are only
some of the things he must give
to his paper. Professor Munster
berg may be great psychologist,
but he will never be great man
until he learns that outside of
Harvard. Boston and New York
there is a great country filled with
newspaper and newspaper men,
and that in the lot the venal, the
deliberately untruthful. the noun
tebank are as scarce as eXacti-
tude is i'm psychology.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-12-16


OF the State Agricultural School
at Park River will present the
value OF studying various agricul-
tural subjects. Judge Andrew A.
Bruce Of the Supreme Court has
an article on the Value and Ne
cessity of a college education Tor
practising lawyers. Toward 4
municipal THEATRE is the title of
9 discussion by Professor Fred
erlck Koch Of the University.
Reviews of books which deal
with the social and political SCI
ences will be presented. The US
ua! section devoted to University
notes will bring out facts Of pres
ent interest at the University OF
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-12-16
Goddess OF Peace, hear thou od;G JUL

Goddess Of Peace, hear thou odI1lr
prayer, sS
Should we prepare? Should we
81. prepare? 4 81. ~ n !
II deaf with din of war we lose
All thoughts of bitter secriflee,
Or miss the greater good and
, choose
A golden calf to cannonize, $2
Goddess of Peace, do thou declare
Should we prepare? Should we
prepare?
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-12-16
PEACE PROFESSIONAL
lApologics to kiplinel

Apologies to klplln9)
Goddess of Fortune. known of old,
Fate of our thin brown battle line
Beneath whose kindly hand we
hold
The love of Peace from palm to
pine:
Goddess of Peece. make us aware
Should we prepare? Should we
prepare?
The tumult and the shouting dies
The peace ship sails to foreign
shores
We hear The laundering protests
rise.
We watch the flag which proudly
scars
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-12-16

Little Mary Pickford in 1.-THE
Dawn Of Tomorrow wholesome
and entertaining picture will be
shown at the Braun Theatre. Wed
nesday, Dec. 23rd. A special mat
lnee will be given at three O'Clock.
Evening 1880 and 9:OO-Ady.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-12-16
Gllr 3Gahpftnlt Uin1rs
:. .. oAMKRoai
Editor and Publisher.
Terms: $50 per year u in advance

Terms: $50 per year in advance.
:, Entered q the postontce Ut WshpetOn,
N. p. as second class mail matter.
nshed free of charge and such matter -
cordially solicited. But for the publisher )
protection, the writer or sender must sign
his nsme-not for publication but for ref.
erence. ~ -
Church, school and society news is cord.
tally solicited for free publication, also,
But advance notices of all meetings where
% admission fee is charged, and all cards
for each 10 lines or less.
Advertising rates is cents per column
iDch for any amount less than ia page.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-12-16
HIGH SCHOOLS HAVE
BEEN PAIRED OFF
Twenty-four Teams Ready to Com
pete in Annual Debate Series

The high schools enrolled in
the North Dakota Debating Lea
que have been paired for the first
round in TIE annual contest. All
the debates in the first round will
be held before January goth.
lwenty-four high schools in the
state arc entered. They have been
paired at The office CT the Exten-
si?n Division of the University as
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-12-16
Miss Helen stohrer sentertains
q number Of her young lady


This is one of the most useful
articles ever invented. Any lady,
can quickly sharpen her knives. !;
scissors OF shears, any boy 81:
girl can sharpen their own skate
We send to- any address tor 10
post paid.
Q. .. sToslx
M Il ~ s. ss''. sIoreh !!
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-09-03
gambler.

Messrs. Frank and Thomas Mon
roe, of Baltimore, spent Sunday with
their brother, Samuel Monroe.
Rev. and Mrs Carroll Maddox and
family and Mrs Annie Shipley, OF
Finksburg. spent Monday with Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Klee, of Walnut
Grove Mills.
There will be a Harrington Richie
and McMullen mass meeting i'm our
hall, Saturday night, between and
no O'Clock. All are cordially invited.
Misse Nellie and Oneita Weiss have
returned home after spending some
time with their friend, Miss Grace
Bush.
MIR. w. B Griffee, while overseeing
the Klee Milling Company's peach
orchard, had the misfortune OF having
a honey bee sting him on the end or
his nose.
Gambler Base Ball Association will
hold a picnic on the afternoon of
September IT. The &C. Michael's ball
team on Baltimore will play the Gam
Der team at $50 n. m. Refreshments
or all kinds will be sold on the
ground. Hon. Emerson G. Harring-
ton, candidate for Governor, will
make an address at p. m. Hon.
William T- Warburton, candidate for
Governor on the Republican ticket
has promised to be present in the az
ternOon, also other candidates will be
present
MIR and Mrs. Hanson Barber, near
Ashland, Ohio, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. William M Shauck
Misses Rosa and Grace Gladstone,
Of Roanoke, Va, and Miss Delva
Small, Of Martinsburg, W VA, are
spending some time with Mr.. and
Mrs A- B- Coleman, OF Locust Grove
farm, Deer Park road.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-09-03

OWING to the number or inquiries
being received concerning farms for
sale or rent In Maryland, the Bureau
of immigration, State Of Maryland,
No. I'LL E- Lexington &C., Baltimore.
Nd, suggests to those who wish to
dispose of their property ih this
manner that they advertise same
through this Bureau
Those wishing tO take advantage
of this opportunity should send for
blanks sD that their farms may be
listed in the next issue of our
catalogue, which win ED to print
about October 18th. Cur services
are absolutely free
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-09-03
Salem Lutheran Charge.

St John's-Sunday school . a. m.
Holy Communion with Preparatory
services preaching at 10 g. m. The
Sunday school picnic will do held ira
the grove adjoining the church Sat
urday, September III. &C. Benjamin's
Sunday school $50 u. "a. No reg
ular services w. r. Hersh, pastor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-09-03

TWO MILLION TONS LESS or
ANTHRACITE COAL MINED so FAR
THIS YEAR. Tine Increase in Its use
is 40 per cent each year. This means
w mighty scramble FOR Coal as soon
as the first cool weather comes along.
Order your Coal today WI Smith ~
Reifsnider.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-09-03
THOSE FRIENDS THOU HAST

IN THINE ADOPTION TRIED
BUCKLE THEM TO THY SOUL
WITH HOOPS OF STEEL, BUT DO
NOT DULL THY PALM WITH
EACH NEW-FLEDGED, UNTRIED
COMRADE. Shakespeare. In other
words, stick to a Coal and Smith &
Heffsnider.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-09-03
Grace Lutheran Church.

Sunday school 9.15 d. m- Preach
ing 1890 a. m. Services in the main
auditorium. Christian Endeavor 6.30
y. m. Preaching 7.30 y. m.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-09-03
FERTILIZERS

Organic Goods--recognized as containing
more plant food than chemically prepared
Fertilizer and recommended by your State
Experiment Station.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-09-03
Peaches For Sale

will sell peaches at my Orchards
located about 2 miles south off West
minister and mile from Baltimore and
Reisterstown Turnpike at 25c and 80
per basket, from August LID To Septem-
Der Is.
LUXURY FRUIT FARM,
K. III. DEvILBISS, Mgr,
It4 Westminster, Md.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-09-03
LIME,

Hydrated--not only gives you immediate
results on your wheat seeded this Fall but its
effects are shown on the grass following. Also
andle Lump Lime.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-09-03

To practice what you preach is one
of life'6 most important rehearsals.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-09-03
SALE
OR RENT !!

More than onehaf acre of land in center Of
Westminsters Business District - either Garage Oh
Manufacturing Business location. Office with with
property Property located one-half block from
Main Street. Liberty Street opposite Western Mary
land Railway Depot in the heart of Business District
Over one-haf acre Of ground entrance Liberty
Street. and two alleys. Improved BY three buildings
one stone one brick and one frame, all well lighted
suitable for work shops. Frontage Liberty Street
10 feet depth to alley 200 feet Is corner lot Will
lease or sell on easy terms.
Property occupied by B. f. Shriver Go.
Apply to the above for specific I'M
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-09-03
Lumber Building Material
From Foundation to Finish
COAL.

Genuine Big Vein Georges Creek for thresh-
ing, and Philadelphia s Reading Hard Coal.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-30
Yin mniere Sreunbe nnb anmben.

Die Sabres3eit oes g%isperbraldls
lpiro lntIl bal0 an6refert; ibr iperoet
Cts notbnenoig bdben mn mir bo,
ben eure &linoidaft notbmenoia. III.
iere Waifinen iinb I'M 3nitonb al
lem anforberurgen 6ii geriigen mn
mir tuerben liirier geites tbitn, IN,
infere &nnben 5ufrieoen3uitellenN
Gie mir Dos iriiber getban baber.
10 peroen mir mrdl oieies SSubr ef,
tem ieoen llnierer 9iu,oen nit e.
mem &~onbination : gispid, aorf,
|Sieber unb SIaiden offner Der
Ieben. 8ir ueroen oas GarosGbct
ing SWterl, pie 1T friiberen SSsobrerf
and oieies Sabr in Inipen6luM
bringen. mo6ur6 uniere aalnSen
Itets acrot miiien, fpelfes Gitantitln
els iie n~erbrmld)t baben. 8ir ,ol-
len eltrer &unoifaft in Der @ergoi-
actbeit Die hodfte Incrfenmtiig inns
hoffen OaB bie beimiife Snonitrie lid,
and oieies Sabr ipieoerum eltrG:
aitnbidaft ~erirelten miro.
5. 81. Sanscr Sr,ut. & Sec Din
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-30

-gop. 8nI5, Der apnmiiiipns.
Souoler, berinnote in Der porigerl
8odJe Die itattlife ar5abl BON 200
600 @ier.
-@epntter Storf beihenfte ON
lebten Iontag, Den 26 5. 30, 9. v.
SLIDER urpb @attin NUT ei1tetu tram
men Sobrd)en. @uSu mir 5eitens
enatulieren.
Die bieiiee 2oge bes irellen Or
bens, yanigbts ano 2aoies of &C.
curitp," iiibrte in brer lesterl, re-
geImGBisen g~eriummIuna orei reiie
@itglieoer Elm.
-Spau Rirnrie 8irboe, nebit De-
rem Sobn @iGiun, BON 8Imno, n
S. g.. iotuie ernft Soener urrb So
miJie, bon 9ap, ipareit dn Wontaa
oieier @ode bier. in @eidydften.
SRI. Slora Silgenitoebler tpar
am Dergaieenen Sorntae. arf ibrer
Seimreiie BON ct. Souis, bier dbge.
itiegen, Inn i'm 9egIeiturs ibrer
Sdapeiter gauline. fid alsoann bon
bier nad Gotsom 81 begeben.
Carl Sod, @m. SobI uno Sr.
Sromm, BON Stolpe, warett arrt les.
ten 9ietstag bier, in @eidGften.
Sic ia9ten inter @n0eran, baB am
9onneritng, Den 10. Mai, Elm Sonn-
tagsiful-NSifnif in StoIpe obgebol.
ten tper6en miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-30

-Senrp Stoerucr hot iit) tam
audi elm WarpeI : IittoinobtI onge.
fdaft.
6rmu @altcr Replolbs, neb1t
9abp. befi1rben Itd bier, auf ge'lid)
bel @m. Steel nno Samilie,
-6rau State @eniel, iGpie &ietor
8aer lrn0 Satin, ~oerlebten Den
pergarueneu Sofuttag in ROrriioll.
--9lm r1dHten SomItag Ibeno,
I'M s llbr, tin0et III Der hieligeta M.
&. Stride SeiangS 8ottesoienIt
ltatt.
So. 5. Forrptt, bon Gbauois
fam ant porigen Wittlpofl bierber,
INT ieinen 6reu,tb, 2mtis @pli, 5I
behtd,en.
S. 8. 9alpin urb 8attiiL bon
@dlfirgton, luarelt nrH per9angener
Somltag ole @d6te bon 6. i. &ipp'
item lino Satin.
SRI. &oia Yaieis, weld)e ibrer
Maltter bier eirerr flir3en 8eitd) OBJ
gGtattet bate, lit porige ISOLDE pie.
Ser nndJ ct. 2oaii5 sereiit.
-Sitgp gageper itnb @attir, pa
mic Srait Senrp @rotGuiei, Dor
&binclaro, itatteten Sennmn on
letter Rpntng eitten fitrsen 8eIid
ab.
SRI. 2oreiin 8egairatnr febrtt
nrn peranngenep Snnitag BON einerr
mebrnpnatIid3er 8eiuh, bel 6reiln,
ben in 6~offeppiue, &an., rmd5Eouit
5nriid. =.
-a5ot 8aibington apareit uiit let.
ten Sonntne piele 2ie6bnber bes
9uiebnu-spiels bier eridieneat, I'M
henn bier Itattfinbeltoen Spiel beisu
tuO1ren.
-Sobn u. Stors. BON Morriion
fanr nir letten Montag, per Gbepro
lct-sluto bierber; in leiller 9eslei
tlne befuno iidJ SRI. Meta Stride
BON Stplpe, lpelde Damn BON biel
aus, Fir ldltgercn Iiifentbalt. mad
ct. 2mris reiite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-30

-@m. Sed, bon California, Wc.
mar aat porigen 9nnnerstae bier.
UNI Der Seitattung ieines SnteIs, bfs
pe%ritorbenen Carl Sed, beiSupobnen.
|Siebbaber oes beltiten Sdar,
Ipiels penoen has Gergniiger babeg
Den o3ugpo9eI" 5at iebaf; oieies
Stiif miro ir nddNter 3eit bonn biz
iigen oeutiden Sbeater gercin 5re
gipffirbrlung eebrodt wcr6en.
8iele's 9alebal Sedm, Dor
Sernlarm. besab ikb ONT letter
Sonntoa nod Berger, INN iib. INIT
Nem Berger : Seam 5i meiien, fam
aber Bel Dem @eiien eorr5 idredlid,
gu fltr5. 9os &eiuItat NOR Al ae
gen I, s~itgiuiten bon Berger.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-30
Benz.

ISM. gnte tit init ieiuem S19e-
apparat iest bier, m 8an.
S. s. SaDloe pirb iid bieie $50
DIE ein lleues auto anidaffeu.
Die Sombp SduIe belt bieier
Gage lire SdIirbfeier: pieIe Sc
iltder batterr iidp eirgefunoen.
Sum &reter un0 @attin begobelt
iid am lesaen Smstae nod, Bar.
&. g. ,SibIer lit fir berr mditeu
Sernirp aIs 2ebrer ont Ser bieiiger
Sdutle aneeiteIt.
Ism. Sebner reiite an berganse
rlen Somtag nad1 Gape, ,tnb SRI.
2poia Eietrasfe. fir ldpaereir aiT
eiptbalt. rpady ct. 2ouis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-30

-Eaitor &aSnann beftrSet lid
nieie ISOLDE in 81. 9oiis, irn Der
|epanal. annieren5 beislhpobnen.
-Srau @Opin Sieoler peiit sur
3eit bier, auf 8eiu9 BEL ibren
Sdauiesereltern, 6ris Sieoler ul,6
@dttin.
Bon Dem often 8eb6itoe Ger
fatbolfiden ct. @eorgs STRIDE lit
MN ridts mebr porbanoen OILS mie
Der Sburm; im 2dirie oes Sommers
miro iebod, an SteIIe oeS ultcn, Elm
nelrer. pradtiger airdentai, err
lte,en.
-@eprg 8litemel lat0 @attin,
BON ct. 2ouis, melde ben eltcrn boz,
Srau 8luemel, $. Sei6ntant rlib
Satin. ntf Srp Sill, einen ldrraerer
9eiird) abgeitnttet batter, iinb oieie
ISOLDE tpieoer nadbaltie gereiit. Sn
ibrer gegleitung befmtb iifl Srl.
SiIoo Seidmorn, tpeld)e itd, be-
~iitdrapeiie, cine ISOLDE in ct. 9ouis
airfbolten miro.
-alm leBten Snmtae ipieltelt u,l-
iere Commercials" nit Dem Sealll
BON @aibiuston, mtf Dem bieiigell
SpielpIat. Der 8eiud mar 5dbl.
reid rnb es 5eigte iid audi piel gn.
t~blliiasnnls, on man ~allerieits elm
gutes, ipannesrbes Spiel ernrtete
2eioer 5eidnete ii6 Dos SpieI ieopdb
bltrd 3ablreidJe Sebler bcs Ser
manner Seonts aus. gs NOR 0aber
nidf Sltirr S~eraplntbern, hob rmierC
pbops" sum stpeiten Ntal BON Dem
@aibington Seon pcrntobelt iu,tr.
Ben. Dos &eillltot mar 8 geaen 4.
3uuilnitcn BON @afbimton.
-gm lettat Salnsta9 Ibeno,
5luiid)en 8 uiuo 10 llbr, m1brenD
Srau ". s. 9rirtfula1tir nlt Seniier
ibrer @nbnlttg iaB, benerfte lie e.
ner Mann iuelter iiber ben 3null
hes Sdulboies iprartg urb iids nadJ
Dem binteren Sbeil bes Spies begab.
@m nGd6ten Gage fafo a1lgltIte, Ole
8 Sabre alte Sodter BON Srr'
9rinfinann, i'm Der G1be oes SdltI.
games Elm Yapier, tpeldbes tic fir
ein 9ipIm1t belt. 9asielbe tit Elm
Mbid1ieo bonn StaatsS,id,tbaus uno
Iaittet oitf Sranf @bmonion, BON
Gasg GoantD, tpeId)er mi Sabre
! 1911, fir 9isbitabL. 5 Snbre 3id}t=
bals erbieIt. 9as Gatlim bes ab-
ifieos int slpriI "a. 1915, urtb iuitr.
Sc pabribeinlib bon Benz Manne,
tpeIfer atlt Siberia oorber itber ben
2mn geiprunaen mar. o~erloret.
Gas 9of1nttent tprb 5iiriideritattet,
nenn ser gi9entbiinter lid, p%erionIid!
ober briefIid, or bieies glatt nens
set.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-30

-Ang. s. 9obIfins modte am
9ienstag bieier ISOLDE einen @e.
S11jtsbeiud in 8ascoraoe,
SRI. Slorence Oh, bon Berger,
befono iif) afn lesten 9ienstag, be
fudstpeiie, bier in ser Stdot.
-Superintenoent U. =. Ram
lit oieier Gage iebr beiddftiet nit
Dem geIud BON SduIidIuBfeiern.
Geo @rentber fnnfte fiir5lifl
nom Dem Gbap. g. Rlebiaer IoheIge'
ft6ft ein .Seie Srend" 9idrW.
-8m. Socpfe Mto 8attin bega-
ben iid, gu GnSe Der uergangelen
ISOLDE 5im gefitt, nod Nefp Sdpel.
-SrIs. Reta araettlp mo Sillo
@iIS fparen am perganaenen CONS
tag Die 6Gitr non Srait Sd,o!pe, in
Berger.
-4Senrp 8alaeder, ser @eihdfts-
fiibrer Ser Bah RercantiIe Co., be-
faro iif ON Ietten Sienstag, &c.
fdiftebalber, in Imierer Witte.
SRI. Sutia Ban Stroatat fan
su Irfnng Sisier @odre bon Soiiis.
Gum 8eiudy ibrer gneeb6rigen. Der
Samilie bon Senrp San Stroaten.
@ictor Yaer ut6 Satin febrten
geftern nah IGngerem 8eiud) i'm
&eim tSrm1 Beers Wltter, 5rar
&ate @enieI, nod Sfoinnec. SfIa.
Hriid.
Ger hieiNe oeutife 8beater.
gerein miro om Snmrstag, beit 10,
sri 6as itGne 2afitipicI, Ger 3itg'
bngeI., in Der Gou5ertballe 3ltr aui'
iiibriirg brinaen.
-Srau s. $. Sitebemann tiro De-
rem Sobn girtor, pom Berger, iparelt
am norigen Sreitas bier, aiti geiild
bel Srau Sltebemann'5 SdSpGter
Srmt 5. 6. 9anuier.
Ser Sermarm 9oiefaa Club
fpielt am rddHten Sonntag in Gha-
mois, nit Dem noptigen Senm; Rors
ntdt Sedrtnm miro. tpie mir b0ren,
a1s Titder flrrrgieren.
-Saitor @rn. Ismuss uno 8iAt.
9obI, bon Stolpe, fanner ain letter.
Ttttfpoh bier oltrdJ. altf Der @eiie
nad} Ct. Souls, innt Der Gpangl.
3oarferens bei5itnobnei.
Ger gbiroproftor, @. Sellens
ffuetter, mar m pergoipgeten Ron-
tag in S~eiferioat Gitn Inn ser Sc.
ridytsoerbqnbIirng geget einen De.
oortigen gbircprnftoren beisitpob-
men.
SRI. Gmma salber uno Srmt
Or. Sr. gaigbeH morap nlit Der.
gaatsenen Sienstoe in linton; Sri.
Silber aIfiftirte Bel BEN einfiib'
rlmtes : gerenronten Der oorti9en
Soge Ser Gaitern Glars.
SSacob 1%appmemer, 3D. aront.
me, Senrp YIek Gbas &itterbarid
un5 Com. spiete, idmmtIif) bon
Spelrspiae, 6rfanben iid) am poriger
1onnerstag bier. in @eifditen oiti
oen 3afIaB : @eridt. Scrr Sapp'
meper iit elmer u%nierer oltcitcn uilS
trcueitrn Monnenten mo madJt:
6iesnral feline 36Itc erncuerung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-30
Scr @onnnereiaI Gins miro iitl

am Snnnstag Den /. Yiai, im s llbr
nbenSs. p%eriammeIn. 8idtiae Se.
iddfte liegen bon. Seoermamt lit
miufofnner.
-Sames @ilo, ipeld)er ieinen
5ipeiten Sermin als Scbrer on ser
SduIe in 9rafe iocben beenoct bot,
lit am lesten Smrsto9 coil oo.t
n~adHbaule suuidgcfebrt.
Der Eeters Club, mar anl leb-
ten Sonntag in @aibingion uno
ntodte elm Spiel init ben @oIbing.
ron Cubs; bas &eildtat mar Il ge.
gen Z. jnsititten bon @aibingtort.
-g8m. SobImam, Sr., non San
bradte Sreitag Den &et ieines lett.
idbrigen 8ei5ers 3itr Staot miro er.
nellerte bel oieier @elegenbeit aud
iein announcement ami has gsolfs.
blatt.
Geo. Stoameper, port Stplpe.
pniiirte alt pergai9euen Somtae
bier ourdi, airi oent 8cge nod
Worriion, nm ieilen Seripnihten,
Sris 5leiid, einen geinh absll.
ltatten.
Sncp6 @olf into 8attin traielt
nm pergangener sSreitag BON ct.
Spuis bier Elm, nm Sermn @oIf's
Srllber, 2ouis @olf; melder foebell
cine idauere Operation i~iheritoltoet
bat, 5i beiltd|en.
Die Yoitoren q. Ibniaper,
bon 9rafe, u. &alobn, bon 8aD unto
&rebss bon Sauiss, febrten am 9iers
Itog oieier ISOLDE bon Muscobo, isis
5uriid, mo iie elmer &onierens Der
Gresbpterinrer beigeiuobnt battcn,
SRI. Suite Soeriter li1rb Sui
bn 8ogel DerOm oieie 8ode mad,
Californian reiierL I'M eiitat gro.
BEN Sbeil bisfes StaateS 5t be-
reiien mtb Die ansitellung, Torpie
aud piele Ger1pan0te ulro Sreuloe
5u beirfen.
9otis.
SD iperoe nit Samstaa, Den J..
Ndi NIT Dem 4bliefern BON Gis
besimren. gs miro ntid) iebr ireuer,
penn i'd, eirren gSaineit 5n oenet mel
ner aunoen biasufiigen fam.
Sarrp @berlin.
Geo. 6. @berlin uit0 @attir,
Sui. Sanien, Glaner &ueoiger uilb
Oscar Sd)aimberg begabat iidy ml
lesten Montag nafJ ct. Soris, Inn
Don BORT mebrere NanpeIl : Mutos
Berauf 5n bringen. 8tIforo &lieoi-
ger, BON ct. 2oris, beriitte oieie
8elegetbeit 5atr Seiafdbrt.
-gugen SieoIer, ipelder nlebrere
8od)en bier bel ieinem Gltern a,rf BE.
JUDI geipeien mar, reiite an lebteil
Sonntag nod 2oltiiiana, Wao., no err
in Der S6ubfdbrif arbeiten miro.
Sem 9rltber goapin, ipelfer in so.
Iiunbia beiddftigt mar, miro gleidp
falls nod 2ouiiiana sieben.
-9os alte @ebGitoe Der 9ieiigen
fatbolii6en Stride mirb iett raid,
abgetrager, Mit beionoeren Sltte-
reiie iiebt man Dem abbrud) Der
mrbipeftliden @de bes 8eb1it6es
e%ntgegen, po iid} Der @runbitein be.
finbet, nelder iebenfaQs piele MIDI
tige, biitorii6e 9aten ent61It.
-2lm persalgenen Smstog muir
De uniere Stabt bon einem Yrobi-
Billions g9itator beirngeiltdt, nod
6asu bon einem Der aler ~ertrenhten
Sorte. Rur, er fat bier in Ser
mann ote Srbnatng ser 9iligc niG)t
im9efebrt; ioniel man bis iebt tpabr-
nebnet fam, 9ebt es bier rubia
peiter nodJ Tnra9rapb IL.
-artlulr Odesfep, Gbriit. 2aIf,
8an. $. Beters, gbas. 8euI IL. @ats
tin, 8eorg uiib 8alter Stollmeper,
SRI. gona Slider ltnh S. %. Sinp,
IT,, nmmtIid bort 8otsoam, befan-
ben fidJ am lesten Sonntag bier, I'm
Dem 9alfipiel bei5lapobnen, ioauie
aud iun Die 8oritelirpg aiIf Dem
a@orpoerlono" 81 beiifen.
-gm persntee1er Wtontog fuaren
Die Splmttn . Htd,ter. rtebit bent Nis
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-26
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