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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-02
JAX WILL ONLY EXTEND
CHARITY TO RESIDENTS

Jacksonville. Sept. City relief
authoritiesfi the mayors office and
the Associated Charities of Jackson
vile for many months have been
besieged by applicants for various
forms of charity by people who come
here or are sent here by other towns
in Florida, simply because 1t is wide
~ known that Jacksonville takes
care of its poor and its INDECENT
sick.
Only yesterday a conference was
held with Mayor Bowden by the As.
sociated Charities on this subject.
A woman appeared at the Charities
Office who had been purchased
ticket in Palatka and sent to jack
sonville, because there was an Asso.
oiated Charities in Jacksonville.
After comforting with the mayor,
this woman was offered transporta-
tion back to Palaka on the alterna-
tive of being arrested for vagrancy.
She chose the former.
Such steps may seem severe but
there Is no other proper way TO
handle such cases. said Barry c.
Smith, general secretary. at is the
! duty of each community to care fo,'
it's poor. Jacksonville does it and
80 should the other towns in the
state. People are constantly com
ing to the ely looking for treatment
at st. Lukes's hospital at the ex-
pense of the city or for other forms
OF aid at the expense of the Asso-
slated Charities, which is supported
| by the citizens of Jacksonville. Such
| people have no claim, legal or moral
on this community and they MOST
decidedly do have such a claim on
their home towns.
"Such instances have become sc
numerous and expensive that the
mayor is enforcing strictly the re-
| quirements of legal residence in the
/ ttty vi JdthoOuN1lIt
the charity ward at st. Luke's. In
he same way the Associated Chari-
les must refuse aid to all cases
who are deliberately sent to the cit'
by other communities or by indi
,iduals in these communities in or
der to be rid of burden by throw,
/ ing il upon Jacksonville" concluded
Mr. Smith.
1T is the duty of Jacksonville,
charitable applicants of any sor
,Iacksonville's poor-it is not theii
duty to provide for the entire state,
said Mayor Bowden in speaking o
the incident. Il should advise pub
lication In the local papers. with
request that papers throughout tn,
state copy the statement, tina
charitable applicants Of any sor
who are sent to Jacksonville in thi
manner will receive no considera
tion from the city or the Associates
Charities. -
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-02
INDIANA VETERANS
ASSOCIATION

ChurubuscO, Ind, Sept. 2.-This
old town is in gala attire today in
honor of the reception it is giving to
the Boys of 61." The annual re-
union OF the Thirtieth Indiana Vet
erans, which is the principal event
Of the day, is being attended by old
soldiers from all parts of the State.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-02
RELEASED
For LACK Of
~ pnN snaA~

Tallahassee. Fla, Sept. q
Wolber Ortolph, the German charged
with entering military and ligh,
reservations. to. obtain information
about national defenses, has been re
leased. The district attorney an
nounced that the case was dismissed &
because of lack of evidence.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-02
GERMANS ENTRENCHED
AROUND WARSAW
WAIT FOR PEACE IN
FAVORABLE CONDITIONS
(By Associated Press. }

Geneva, Switzerland, Sept. a.
The Journal De Geneve states that
Germany has prepared not one but
two strong lines of defense frop the
North Sea to Switzerland. From the
same source comes the affirmation
that after consolidating its position
around Warsaw, the Germans wilt
entrench all along the Russian
front and wait for peace in most
favorable conditions.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-02
VICE Pres. Of
Chinese REPUBLIC
HAS RESIGNED
(By Associated Press. }

Shanghai, China, Sept. ali
Yuen Heng, vice president of the
Chinese republic, has resigned. The
Interpretation placed ON this act is
that 1t is preparatory to the estab-
lishment of a monarchy, which Is
popularity regarded as virtually cer-
tain.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-02

A lecturer recently told Kansas
City business men that il they didr :.
develop river navigation the Pana-
ma Canal would ruin the city as
site for the location of future fac
tories becauseof freight rates.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-02

The Paris house of Prince & Co.
has sent to agents In this country
blue prints with specifications. for
5,s35 passenger and freight cars. to
bebuilt in the Pittsburg district and
shipped to Havre and Paris. The
estimated value Of theorder is s2.-
100000.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-02
GERMANS
HAVE TAKEN
OUTER FORTS
Of CR0DN0
GALICIAN SITUATION ALSO
CHANGED, GERMANS HAVING
MAZE VICTORIOUS ASSAULT ON
RUSSIANS
(By Associated Press. J

Berlin, Sept. 2.-It is officially
announced that the outer forts of
the Russian fortress of Grodno have
been taken by the Germans.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-02

France supplies the United States
annually with walnuts to the extent
of 5000 to 1900 tons.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-02
BRITISH SHIP
been SUNK
(By Associated Press. J

london, Sept. 2.-The British
steamer Savona, Of Lieth, has been
sunk. Three of the crew are miss
ing.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-02
-FOUR TURKISH
TRANSPORTS HAVE
been TORPEDOEb

(By Associated Prese.)
Paris, Sept. -Four Turkish
transports have been torpedoed by
British submarine.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-02
wEATuso

Partly cloudy =.
night; fair tom0.
row |,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-20
Where They Are.

Although California with its two
expositions and the mountains of
Colorado, are claiming the greater
number of tourists, many Guthrians
are in the East or planning trips there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Seely will go to
New Orleans about the first of Au-
gust and go by boat to New York,
visiting various Eastern points on the
way home. They will be gone about
six weeks Mr. and Mrs. Tell Walton
are now visiting in Kansas City en-
route to Chicago and the East, and
both Misses Leno Osborne and Iella
Porter are touring the East. Miss
Edna Graham Is with her sister, Mrs.
Carl Rauser, in Milwaukee, Wis, and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Boyer and son,
Raymond, are with relatives in Michi-
gan. OF those taking Western trips
are: Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Spurrier
who are now in Colorado enroute to
California; Miss Ida Niblack, with
Miss Jessie Payne of Chicago, is at
the Plaza hotel in San Francisco; Mr.
land Mrs. J. A. McElhinney, Miss
Arlene, and Kaye w. Dawson of Ok
lahoma City, are in Southern Cali
fornia; Mrs Walter A. Humphrey is
in Manitou, Colo, while her daughter,
Miss Mary, is visiting relatives in
Sylvia, Kan; Mrs. M. A. Hart is on
the Pacific coast and will be joined in
a couple of weeks at Eugene, Ore, by
Loren Stark who viii go through
Canada with her; the j. b. Fairfield's
are in Los Angeles where they are
delegates at the Christian church con
|yentfon Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Howard
and children made the trip to Mis-
souri, in their car and are now visit
ing relatives there, and Mrs. A. o.
Rankin with her two daughters are
in Paris, Tenn, at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Madole.
A party of seven win leave here to-
night for California by way of the
Grand Canyon for three weeks trip.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-20

A party of seven viii leave here to-
night for California by way of the
Grand Canyon for three weeks trip.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-20
Chill drea Crv
FOR FLETCHER'S
G a 8 T . RIA

bat Carr early day peace Office.
and known as fearless man, viii
probably be exonerated for killing the
man who brutally assaulted him. Carr
during his forty years as an ofliaef,
had plenty Of opportunities to xiii i
he had a blood appetite said Gel
VIM Il. IIornaday who has just re-
turned from 1awton. IN the S0ies
Bat Carr was city marshal Of caid-
well. Kansas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-20

For any itchiness Of the skin. for
skin rashes' chap, pimples, etc, try
Doan's Ointment. soc at all drug
stores.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-20

Let y llles tor safe at The 1eader
offl Price s5c for $500.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-20

Mr.. and Mra. G. M. March and
daughter returned home to Oklahoma
City last evening after a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ Whitfield and
family. Miss Stella Whitted has re-
turned to Edmond to school after a
short visit at home
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-20

Mrs II. G. Goodpasture's company
of the Christian Church Guild will give
a lawn social at The home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jess r. Owens at 504 East Wash
ington avenue, on Thursday evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-20
NOTES AND PERSONALS OF
SOCIETY
Lenore surke Phone GAS
Lenore surke
Phone Gas

Frank generous conversation, with
ability to be just as pleasant the next
moment ais if difference Of opinion had
not been expressed helps each 10 see
his or her mistakes. TO understand
whether he or she is acting from love
OF ambition from obstinacg or for
TRUTHS sake Homes must learn The
impeiaonm art Of discussion which
makes the intellect grow and leaves
love and belief in others sincerity nm.
touched -Kao Ganuctt Wells
tuesday
500 Club-Mrs Ernest 1'rapneu
nauce-NIineral Wells Park
Wednesday
W. II. NJ. s.->Irs. II. G. Mccallist-
er
Rook Club-Nliss Georgia West
f. L. G, Cnb--picnic at Highland
Park.
Thursday.
Openoreky Cluh-Picnic
y. NJ. c. Club-Undecided,
Lawn Social Mr. and Mrs. less r.
Owens
Friday.
q. Q. V. Club-Pienic.
FridGt Bridge Cub-NIiss NIuriel
Van Hoozer.
Saturday.
O. o. o. Club-Mr. and Mrs John
l. Loveless.
Rooney Mooney Shah Club--NIrs,
VIII Patterson.
Phi Delta Gamma Club--Miss Hell.
en- Jenkins.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-20

Miss Rose Bell and Chas. Bell or
Galesburg, ILL.,. who have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Baker, will
leave Thursday for Flagstaff, Ariz.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-20
Swimming Party.

Swimming Party.
Misses Katherine Volz of Oklahoma
City, Grace Phillips, Muriel Van
Hoozer, Beatrice Lewis and Wanda
Thompson made up swimming party
given yesterday for Miss Volz, who is
Miss Virgil Taylor's guest,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-20
2 ], :; !: J !

Mrs VIM. Bigley OF Oklahoma city.
Miss Grace loughton of Cushing,
Miss Sybi Howendobler Of Tulsa.
Miss Leona Lewis, John Howen-
dobler OF Tulsa Ermine Lewis Of
Coyle and Ernest Houghton are the
members Of the party.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Burst, with their
three daughters, Hilda, Lydia, and
Mrs. Hermann, and Mr.. Hermann, will
arrive tomorrow from ST. Louis, Mo,
to visit Mr.. Bursts brother, Mr. Otto
Burst and family.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-20
Piano Recital.

Piano Recital.
The pupils of Miss Fay Trumbull,
of the piano department, will be heard
in recital on next Tuesday evening
July eth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-20

Mrs. Ned Holman is giving a
children's party this afternoon for her
son, Victor
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20
anhien.

Der llnterseihnete tuiro auf Der alien
@ottfrieb aopp 5arm, 3 Neilen 6flit
ppn Sermaun unb 3 Meilen tpeitltf BON
Berger am
Samitas, Den % Nuguit, 1915
beainuen6 um 8untt | llbr, naf Ritta9,
bas folaenbe, bsrpe9lihe eigentbum an
ben Meifbietenben b%ertaufeH:
3 quite arbeitspferoe, ems . Sabre att
l Sattel , Mdhre; 2Wdbren, cine 4 sab
re alt; / auten Nlrbeits . @iauleiel; 2InH'
ae Rdbren, 2 Sabre alt; | uplblilt ser.
len /. sub; Is Sertel; 3 Sanen; l eber; |
Nlod,, | Sarm- unb | Springtuagon;
l Huaap; l Stablerne Seftion ggge; l
Sheiben Gultipator; l Shaufel.eMltts
pator, 4RcSderrp SdJeiben Drill; l
Seurefen; 1 Sclbftbinber: 3 autbreh :
Yiliae; = aprn 8fiiss;f1 Sob Bnaen :
@elhirr; | Sas 8ason 8eidlIrr; Iuo
&utben Shueinesann Sratb; 1000 5nB
Cotton 8aubnls; unb piele onoere Nrttt>
el, Az sablreid1 nm anaeiibrt 81 fueroett.
B%eoinsuneeu: Gae Setraae bis gu 90,
8aar; fir arbBere 8etrdae miro elm @res
bit bon II Monateu betuiaigt, aegen Note
NIT senlsenber 8fireidaft; fur Boat
8abiuneen pirb elm 9istonto BON 4 Yrpe
sento erlaubt.
@ebriber 8ereno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20
anHisn.
Der untersetbnete tuiro auf feline
Sarmt, Z Metlen p0n Sermann, am

Der untersettbnete ,uiro auf ieiner
Sarnt, Z Metlen n0n Sermann, am
Dienstas. Gen 2. September 1915,
geainneno UNI 8unft 8 l1br, gormits
taas, oaS folgenoe bepealihe gi9entbum
an ben Meiftbietenben berfaufen:
z Rauleiel, 2 arbeits<M auleiel. 16 u.
IGN Sano bod, s un0 10 Sabre alt; l
2%tueiidbrtger, 2 ginidbrige unb 2 ldus
Qenoe MauleIel. 3 Nfdbre1. zines Sabre
alt, Is Sano bod; cine z Sabre alt, 15la
Sanb bod; cine 3 Sabre alt, Is Sanb
bod. 8 Nilbtibe, cine nit &alb, 2
Rinber, | 8uIen<&alb, 2 Sauen, cine
nit Z 5ertel, | Cher, Is 9dufer, l 31se4
8ieroefraft ,Rep @ap" @aloltnsMns
|jdbine, auf horietrud, nit apparat gum
Sol5idgen. l 5utter.M ahler, Bub.
mlble, BEL Sano ober Raihine, !
Sbleiftein, 30 3oG i'm Snrbmeher, !
8ein- ober gibersWfible, l neuer 5arme
Baget, l nieortser @agen, Sprinstuagen
nit S0p. 8u8ap, 1Ro. l &emp 0ingers
Gtreuer, / 8inber, l 5ertiliaer Gbeibens
Drill, 8ornpaanser, SboesOriq, @rasS
Neaber, l 5~elfsbnntp Seureden, l Gong
pfing NIT 2 10 Bon Baiiger. 2 Sat6e
pfhige, 0 IL Boil, l &0rnpIug, l 5tuet.
i~pdnniaer gultibator. 2 einipdnnige Gull.
tipators. l fnnf<5haufel g%ultinator, ]
G6ode6eber, l Sheibensggge. l aruei'
Settion Gtablsggge, l Gcraper, l heiBe
2uft Sntnbator, fur 24O gier, l Gtod
gnteS Simotbp Seu, 3 Suberb 80flblni
Rbpbe Sslanb @ebS, &DSesgnmb Senner
un6 6dbne. / gotuboneS attei, / Damer'
Sattel. 2 Get atpeiipdnnige @agen~@e'
ifirre, 8 Get Bhug~@eiftrre. 8aih'
Wafbiue, 2 SeibeOefen. ! ButterfaB
Serner Sausserdth nnb piele an6er'
5armseratbe, gu aablreih I'm aasefibr'
an tuer6en,
Bebinaunsen: aIe 8etrdse BIZ
au $500, 8aar; fur grb6ere 8etrdg'
fptrb Elm &rebit BON IL Monaten betptl
liet. ee9en Rote NIT gen08enoer Burg
ldaft.
SoDte es am Z. Geptember reaner
bann iinbet Der 8ertanf ON ndtbfter
9ase ffatt.
Srans q. assamann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20
Stonp Siff.

@alter @umper, ipelcber an Der
$50, Sac. 8abn bei9dftist it, fam
In Der uorisen @ode auf elm paar
Tage gum 8eiuh bel ieinen @ngea
bbrieen.
Wdbreub Der &arniual, @ud)e be
iano Iid cine sroBe an5abl 8erlonen
bon bier, belubsweiie, IN Sermarn.
Die Ian5unterbaltanS bel Wm.
Treberid, am lebten Samstas, er-
ireute ii9 re6t 3ablrsi9en 8eiubs.
Sobn Maupiu i~tattete in Der lebz
ten Wode ieinsm grnoer, Grtbur,
einen 8elud al.
Iug. Shmiot uno @attin, upn
9rote, uarea diu teBten 6Onntas Die
@dite BON S. Stolte unb @atttn,
Man uerseiie has Bitnil Mot,
peldes beute bier absebalttn miro;
| Sebermanu LIT witlommen lint einen
irbbliden 5aa III uerleben.
SRI. Spluia &atblam nno oersu
S6weiter, Nmelia, ruelbe mebrert
8oden bel bielisen g%eriuanbten aui
gelub ,uaren, iiub am lebten Sonn.
tas mieoer nadbauie, uad) ct. 2ouis
sereiit.
Die 3an5unterbaltuns am leBtes
Samltaa, in Sberss ueuem eebduoe
in bieiiser Gtdbe. mar redt Sablreid
beiu6t.
Srau 8. W. asbbettsr. uou Deb
iter @rooes. befinbet iid fir elm paa
8od)eu aui Yelud bel ibren bieiisel
Gnseb6risen, s. Stulte unb SauiIie
@lmer @nselbredt 1T am lebtel
Samstas BON Warrenton nadbaul
Suriidsefebrt, tim einise Doden be
ieinen auseb6risen 5u uerueilea.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20
siale s.rser.

Srau Ilma @roslteiner, bon ct.
9onis, pel6e bel ibren Gltern, aus.
SannuI9 unb Satin, stpei 8odben
auf 8eiub lpar, reiite ON pprisen
Donnerstas tuieber nadbauie.
SRI. 2ouiIe Munbmiaer, tpel9e
ieit bret 8oden bel ibren Gttern, q.
9. 3. Muubmiaer unb Satin, ani
8eiud mar. reilte arl porisen Don.
nerstag uieber nad ct. 2ouis.
SRI. Srieba Sdsuer. ipelde ieit
~ldnserer 3eikin ct, 2ouis mar, Tan
am lebten 6reitas gum 8arnipal llnt
um ibre Serien bel ben @ltern, aouis
Sdsner unb @attin, gu perleber.
SRI. Goela 8unbwtlIer Fam an
porisen Sreitas BON ct. Souls, gun
8elu6 bes &arnipals. fomie aud I'm
ibre Gerien int Seim ibrer Glterr, ),
perleben.
Das @ei5enoreiden aus benz Stod
pirb fontmen6e 8o6e bier an Del
9asesoronuns iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20
SerunS Greef,

Gbas. Selm unb Jamilie, bon
Smenspille, befanoen li6 uorise $50,
DIE bier auf geiud bel Serwanoten.
Srau Sobn 8ieber. nebit Sobn
Wti6ael, nub 9odter, Minnie, iopie
5rau u. g. 8iaiams ano Sobu,
Carl, BON Swiss, luar,n am llebten
Sountas aui 8eiud in oieier iad=
baridait.
Srant @ebner mar porise @o6e
III bieier @eseno beim Auftaufeu BON
8teb.
Ben llefermanr,, welfer ldnsere
i3eit in Cape @irarbeau mar, lit BON
bort Suriidsefebrt unb miro Iid AMI
unbeitimmte 3eit babeim auibalten.
Soc Worre unb 5amilie, BON Sw=
ensoiae, tuaren uorise ISOLDE auf Be
Iu6 bel Srau Bm. Worre.
Sbabe Miasr tauite fiirslid Don
6, 9. WeDer einen ieuen Wplint
@anspfus.
Srau 8m. 8iefer, nebit ainoern.
lowie Sran uefermann unb berer
3o9ter, Miunie Don ct. 2ouis, mel.
len bier auf 8eiud bel geruanbter
uno Sreunoen.
Aug. 8rintmann unb 5amilit
wobnten uorise ISOLDE Dem Sermanr
&arnioal bel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20
@ittcnbera.

Or. @nselbredt ano 8attin, bon
Stonp Sia, waren am lebten Sonn=
tag auf 8eiud bel ibren bieiiseu
8erwanoten.
fri. Inna Berger, BON lnion,
befinoet iid bier auf lauserem 8efud
bel ibren Serlpanbten.
Das jinslte 9Odterben bon Seins
rid &oet1emeper unb @attin muroe
am lebten Sonntas. in Der bieiiseu
euansl. Stride, burd Yaitor &eiaert
setauit. als Gatbin iunsierte Srau
9ouis &oetbemeper,
9as Miilionsieit Der WtetbOOilteu
@emeinoe, wel6eS leBte Bobe Itatt-
iaub, mar lebr sablreid beiubt unt
lGmmtlide Gnpeleuoen oerlebten ie.
gensrei6e Gage.
9ie 8riiber Ausuit uno &m,
8itte iino jebt i'll unierer Nadbar.
ldaft, beim Sutteri6neioen.
FRI. Soa &itte, BON ct. 2Onts,
befnoet iid sesenuartis auf 8elat
bel ibren gltern unb Serpanbten.
Daniel Sbaliuer. BON Owensuiae,
mar fir5li6 bier ani 8elud. BET 5rit
3immerlp, uno wobnte sleihfaas
Dem Miiionsfeit in Srafe bel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20
Iorriion.

Srau 6ueaer, pom Sefferlon @itp.
in 8esleituug ibrer tleinen Nidte
uno 5rl. 6lorence Naeselin, ities am
oorisen Mittupd bier ab Su furSem
8elnd bel Srau &usuit Heoefer.
5rls. Mas Sanlep uno M. SABA
mould, BON ct. gouis, fparen am
persauseneu Sonntas aui geiu1 bel
8. 8. 8eoefer uno Satin. SRI.
Gaoanousb mtrb uugcfdbr 5ruei $50.
den bort perbieiben.
8. 6ummert unc Satin lieben ibr
tleines T66terd1en am lebteu Sunn'
tao bier in Der Stride tauien.
Broi. @aertner unb Samilis iinb
uorise ISOLDE nabbauie sllridgefebrt.
5err @aertner bat Den Sommer@Sm-
his Der Sbule in Cape @irdrbeau
beIu1t.
ausut &eoefer uro oellen Spbr
girsil, madten in Der uergangeneu
BDde einei @elbditsbelub tn ct
2ouis.
SRI. Siloa nno 8lande palitsn:
berg, bon Netp Grantlin, DO, mel
len our Belt bier, auf geiub bel Ser
manbten.
Gum Sermanft aarniual batter
-
iid BON bier sablreide Beluder Elm
sefunben.
Suit. @eiienba9. Sr., bat file
in ber Staot elm Bobnbans setauit
wie mir b6ren bat sr bic IbIidt Iie
balernb bier nieber5ululieu uuo mi
AeiBen ibn baher berslid willfom
men.
SuIiuS @tttbaus, BON @bamoia
mar am lebten Montas bier, in @s
ibdften.
s.. s. Sanne bat ieinen @eidaita
plat in lebterer 3eit gang beoeuten
pesbeiiert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20
9adda6 gerfanf.

am 9onnerStas ben rs &nauit, nm l
ubr Rafmittass, tperben bic lnterSeihs
neteu, in Der 8obnuus oon Carl 8eiier,
an Der meitlifen Sritten StraBe, in
Sermaun, No., oas Saus nebit @runos
tad, frlber oas gisentbnm ser perftor~
beuen Srau gauliue Srib, bifentlih on
ben Weifbieteuben pertaufen.
Carl 8eiler.
SDbn SriB.
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ans Sem Gonmtp.

9bomas @g9ers. BON Swens'
bile, wuroe in Der uer9nn9enen $50.
DIE non ieiner Satin nit einem ttei-
nen Spbn beldentt u,
Splbia 5appmeper ut Der &ah.
Iolser Don 5reo. Berger, welder re
fisnierte, ais Saiiierer Der Swens-
pile gans.
9as Dt. ". v. 8itait, aru I.
Slusult. in 8em, mar lebr Sablreidj
beiuft.
Sas pierSebute jdbrlide fatbp-
Hide 8isnis miro al, 81 @a;isai;, tn
Swensuiae, ltattfinoen.
1sreo BOD uno Satin, bon
SIT. Sterliug, wnroen fitrsli6 ourdj
Die @ebnrt zines 3odtertenS be-
glildt.
Gbas. 3inglep Der Sormann
Der Streden.G rbeiter an Der 8Ud
Sslanb 8abn, uno Sarmer tn Der
@dbe BON 8lano, ldBt sesenwarti9
cine sroBe, mooerne Steuer auf lei.
ner Sarm bauer.
Yaitor 5. Builder, bon ct.
aouis, lit Der nelle Breoiser Der
gpansl. @emeinoe BON DID 8lano.
Die oiesjdbrisen Serbit= Set
li6feit.n pom 8lano weroen pom
25. 80. Nusuit ltattfinoen.
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Sin @tiker mit ihlparssr ebrr.

9ie seber lit elm gIrtreiniser.
@ur6e friiber NAL aIs Sit Der
2eibenffaiten eraftet. 0as gleno
bei bieTen oeuten III. Dab Die 2eber
Surf unreines 8Iut fdnpar5 miro.
giIiofit1te, aopfipeb SdnpinoeI nno
geritopfung peruriodt. Or. Sings
Iefp Site Bills r%einigen ole 2eber
uttS geben reies 9eben. 25c. bel
grrem Npothefer. 3(glop.)
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yait Diersis Sabre. sd iperSe

Sat biersis Sabre. rSd iuerSe
ieet aIt," fd,rnibt Ser Seinrids bon,
2inoern. 8rnmna, Gebr. n,nrb bin
iebt fait biersiG Sobre a9ent fir
Sorni's Mpesufrdliter gcareict. Sc
ser in Ynnring mo uugegenb ferui
ssorni's @Ipetufrdliter nno 1pefB, ipas
fir eiuc gaitc Ieoisin es lift. gs
mare mir ridt moglidS ole iere
mrf5iSdblen, oeneaI dllrdy Dem @e'
braitdJ berielben sebolfen marroe.
8eId,e @emmtnlrrtg lift es bod
fir aeent rapo Sabrifant. ar uiffat,
Dob Sas SeilmitteI, fpeldJeS fie ben
2errten ait6ieten, beftimtrite @or5ii9e
enfbaIt. Die bon ben 2eiitesr geapiir.
ohgt tperoefr. Gin 8iidlein nit oer
bnbereIIanten uno bcitdtigteh Sc,
Id,idte ser @utbedlrng oieier beriibm
ten ardutcrmeoi5in Dor iiber bunoer'
Sdbren, miro frei an ieoe a6reit
lberionot. @oar idreibe an: Or. 8e
ter Snbrnep s Cons SO, 49, q
60. Come Mpe, Chicago, 81.
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@abreu sn oerfmrfeu.

Sabe cine ansabl Mabren pelhe ih
su maStesn 8reiien o%erfauie. Inter ans
beren; 8mei 5 Sabre alte, ausge3eihnet
gum Sabren; l 3ufteMdhre rnittleren
Nlters, siebt einaeln p6er boppelt; cine 3
Sabre alte Wabre. Man ipredbe Dor
Dber idhretbe an s. 8. Soe1mer, in Der
&abe bon &ebler. Sermann. Mo., &. 3
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Sanse samilie abbausis.

Serr Q. 8illtams, Samilton,
Ohio. idreibts sllnfere gauge So
mile NOR bon Bine-& ar>Sonen ab.
.bdngis." Sematro in gurer SamiIie
mag fdIimmer Suiten boben, pieI.
Ieift 6as gobp. urro Or. 8ea's
Bine-Sar-Sorep lift oas itetig be
reite SoiismitteI, bas fofort 2inoe.
riirg giebt. @iis4S ar-Sonep aiebi
in SaIs ir6 2iutsen Elm. t5otet Die
@ratsfbeitsteinte itr6 interftiist biz
Natir. Bel gurerl apotbefer fiji
25c. 3(sfSb.)
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81, p~erfanfen.

Gin lh6nes, speifbdises 8adteius
@ebdnbe, in Sermann, befannt als oas
Selephon. @ebambe nnb a%n9rdnaeno ON
bas @ebanoe Der Sermann 'Sapiugs
8anf. gingeridtet nit @aferleitung,
2abatorien nno Soilettens 3immer,
Rehme cine quite Sarm in 3anih nno
besahte pber nerlanae ben nnterihteo i'm
8rets. Us. %. Wegurbg,
SuenSpiue, Mu.
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@an p~eraeiie nidlt

Dab Die Germans SodidiIe anl
itodfter l.. September er6ffnet miro
rnb SdiiFerr, tpelde BEN adter
@ln6 abioIpiert boben. cine alisse-
5eidnete @eIegerbeif bietet, ian fid
als 2ebrer a1isSubiI6en. @De 4r.
belt Mt bon Der @todts : uniberii-
tat n~oIlitanbis affpeotoieut 6i,
bolitaDoige Conformation fdreibt
man on
Ga,pt. 8. 6. 3irnmerntantt,
Sernunn, $40.