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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-18
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Boys and Girls: These Purpys Hollow stories appear
every Saturday in the Telegraph Next wee-on Friday
because there will be issue of the paper Saturday
there will be the most exciting kind of Christmas story
Be sure to read it or have mother read it to you.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-18

cares for the needy poor In the
borough, visits and sends flowers to
the sick. 1t was organized Just about
a year ago, but since Its formation
much good work has been accom-
plished. The members asked the help
of the town council and the business
men in securing the tree and the
ready responses are making the ceie-
bration possible. The tree will be
covered with a shower of electric
lights and on Christmas day a pro-
gram of addresses and Christmas
carols will be carried out.
The Sunshine Guild is also prepar-
ing to provide baskets for the poor IN
the town and when the organization
meets at the home of Mrs. Ennis on
Tuesday afternoon these baskets will
be packed. During the celebration at
the community tree on Christmas,
presents will be distributed to all of
the children of the borough
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-18

Continued From First Page.I
place attractive to visitors and an
improvement center. Trees were
placed at some places last year but
they were not as elaborate as those
planned for this year.
West Fairview Celebration
In West F'airview the community
tree and Christmas exercises are be-
ing planned for by members of the
West Fairview Fire Company. who
will conduct a baZar in their new hall
from Monday until next Saturday
night. committee composed of Ira
+. Shaull, Charles Taylor, Russef
Sherrick, John Engle and John
Kughler has been appointed to find a
tree and il is understood that one
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-18
Continued from Opposite Pagc.)
VALLEY RAILWAYS. Lemoyne. Pt
Bell 3010-W.

VALLEY RAILWAYS, Lemoyne. Pa
D''' REAL ESTATE
SHREINER, GEORGE A, 1ftn anu
, Forster SITS. Bell 279S.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
BIRD, Fl. NJ. Union Trust Building
BRTNr0N-PACKER CO, end and Wal
= nut Stfs. Bell 1857; c. y; S22-%S; %S;rn,,c
c4sSFth 4i3t kegins hhWIN 81 H Hs NStary ss5i ruo
ETTER GEORGE T.. 7O2-7OS Kunkel
Building. Bell 27S5. z
HEA,iY, J. NJ, 80 $. Front St., Steelton'
Miller 2'sfeG BROS. & Co. Locust and Court
SITS. Bell 1895.
REAL ESTATE, SURETY BONDS AND
INSURANCE
ORR, JOHN c. 222 Market St. Bell
RESTAURANTS n
BUSY BEE RESTAURANT AMI
LUNCH COUNTER, 9 N. 4th st. Bell
sTRAUB, 5; N. Bridge st7 near Srd'
WoRDEN PAINT AND ROOF CO, l.. B.
Worden., 10th and Kittatinny sts'
ROOFING, SPOUT AND STOVE RE-
SHOOK. H. f, 11S n. 18th st. Bell
RoOMING AND BOARDING
BERGSTRESSER, MRS. A. W.. 4S6 Mar
ket st, Bell s20-M M,ss
cRoMIN. Mrs. S. 2a 5, End ST. Bell
RTG T1gCw wMANuFAcTuRIxG AND CARPET
KEYSTONE -RTG co. w. z; Ddyis Sis;
Prop, lt15 Montgomery St Bell
sANc AND COAL
NIPPLE. JOHN d" Wormleysours'
Bell 3570-R. 3026.
SCRAP IRON. JUNK AND AM, METaahs ETA
Katzman, Manager, 645-659 Broad st.
Bell 1O47-M. 9.
sILBERMAN BROS. 445 s. 2nd I' st.
SEWER PIPE q CLAY PRODUCTS
COWDEN & co, 9th and Cumberland
SITS. ggil iMn,i% IISSi MET.H, 6 y WORKS WORKS
ATKINS, EDWIN. 5S7 Refer ST. Bell
2727.
BOOKS SHOE CO, 2l7 Market St
CEESo 6 Il 15 y. $EoE 3FH St c6 Bell %. Ss1G E.
Hean, secretary and treasurer, $
End St Bell 294-J. ,, ,,,.
wALKovER, BOOT SHOP. 226 Market
St. sHoE sfGt MS, 5MTS%,NuFAcTuRERs
18th & Elm SITS. Bell 1891.
SHOE REPAIRING
CITIZENS SHOE REPAIR CO, Tony
Slsti, Manager, 2OO2 N. 9th St Bell
R$yLRoAp SyTIio SHOE REPAIRING CO.,
PHiTIADEIPHiA SHOE REPAIRING
co, Raymond Gordon Prop 1882 N
9Th St. Bell 1sig,M; M,o~s
BITING, NJ. f., 63S Maclay ST. Bell
BOAR. -
POULTON. JOSEPH s, 3O7 Market ST.
SIGNS. SHOW CARDS AND ADV.
NOVELTIES
GARNER. SIGN & ADV. CO, $50 Market
Rpll 72q.
SOAPS, CHEMICALs AND LAUNDRY
SIEBER. FRED c., 1l2 Cowden St
sTATIoNARY VACCUM CLEANERS,
HALL-TUEC COMPANY, Patiot Build
ingi sgTi.TToNSRS RIO! sIS AND PRINTERS
zSf1NTRAL BOOK STORE. VIM. 4. La
verify. General Manager S29 Market
steel, MANUFACTURERS
HARRISBURG PIPE AND PIPE BEND
ING CO, Herr near 10th St. Bell
PEN%sYLvANfA I'm; STEEL CO, steelton,
STORAGE BATTERIES
DUNCAN, J. J.ooG5. g. JR. CO. II n River
Stoves, FURNACES AND METAL
HFEss RsE ss55 $50. 6 w i. !S Soy. \ snd St Bell
STOVES. FURNITURE AND TINwARE
ZiEGLER & HAYES, 222 Hummel st.
sUBsCRTPTI0N Irst BOOK PUBLISHERS
MTNTER COMPANY, Luther Minter,
Prop, 1919 S. End st. Bell sow.
G. V. 56S-W.
TAILORS
CAPIN. NJ, 1880 n. 9Th. Bell Si5-M.
FREEDMAN, s, Ladies and Gents.
Merchant Tailor, 1929 y. 3rd st. Bell
HrGGINs, E. J., 2O7 Locust st. Bell
sTI%E, ARTHUR, 1888 N. 9Th st. Bell
ST, CLAIR, A. L.. Ladies and Gentle
men. 1906 Bailey st. Bell 226O.
STOUT, MORTON c.. & CO. Chas. w.
Schmidt, North 3rd st. Bell 2497.
THE HILL TAILOR, Shope, Geo. f.,
12411s Market st. Bell 61S-J.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-18
MUSIC IN LOCAL CHURCHES

The following program of music will
be given in the First Presbyterian
Church: Morning, Meditation" Vim
cent; Might of Nights" solo by c.
E. Corson: offertory in d fiat, Kin
nier; Fanfare" Dubois. In the even
ing a double quartet composed of
Miss Rebecca n. Miller, Mrs. c. r.
Holton, soprano, Miss Claire Bras
hears, Miss Linnie A. Hess, Alto, Paul
Miller and Harold Miller, tenor, War
ran Boudman and o. r. Holston, bass,
will sing the following anthems: 20
Night of Peace and Stiffness" Spence,
GLORY to God in the Highest" Brack-
cit; so Little Town of Bethlehem" 4"
Ashnell; Ring out Ye Bells" Willis;
"Once in Bethlehem of Judah" Nevin.
Miss Sylvia Whitman, organist, will
play Album Lauf," by Ashnall, "rhe
Holy Night" by Dudley Buck, Christ
mas Offertory," Barrett, and "Trium
phal March, by Lord.
The following program of Christ
mas music will be given in st. Johns
Lutheran Church by choir of 25
voices:
Morning, anthem, "I Bring You
Good Tidings," by William, with So
prano obligato by Mrs. l.. Il. Roth
anthem, "A Song of the Angels" by
Emerson.
Evening, sermon, "The Shepherds
| Vision" by Ashford, with contralto
soloby Miss Susan Reigle; anthem,
THE Christmas Message" by Lorenz.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-18
FUNERAL OF MRS. LYNCH

Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine
Lynch, aged SO. PSI North Front
street, resident of the borough for
more than 40 years, were held this
morning at the st. James Catholic
Church, the Rev. j. c. Thompson Off
ciating. Burial was made at Mt. Cal.
vary cemetery. She is survived by
one daughter, Miss Mary Lynch, and
two sons, Thomas and Charles lynch.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-18
SPEAKS AT BANQUET

J. b. Martin, superintendent of the
Church OF God Sunday School, spoke
Thursday night at a banquet given in
Mechanicsburg by the mems Bible
class taught by the Rev. Charles +.
Rack. Mr.. Martin spoke on Nine
teenth Century Possibilities and Twen-
tieth Century Realities"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-18
ELECT G. II. OFFICERs

The following officers of the Main
deaVor SOCIETY SOCIETY have be been Iecfetfn elected: Ell
President Elmer Keim: vice-presi-
dent, James McNaughton; secretary,
Miss Margaret Beshore; assistant, Miss
Hattie Fowler; treasurer, William Man
ming; librarian, John Hager and Law
renee Karl; organist, Miss Ruth Nc
Naughton; assistant, Miss Olive Crum-
lick; chorister, Miss Ruth McNaughton (:
superintendent Junior, Miss Bessie
Fowler; assistant. Miss Pauline Stevick.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-18
|~HTGHSPIRE
HCHSPTRE PERSONALS

The Rev. Frank Edward Meyer. of
st. Peters Lutheran Church, is i'll at
his home.
Samuel Fahs left on Wednesday for
Cleveland, Ohio, where he will spend
the holidays with his daughter, Mrs.
John Long.
Mrs Samuel Sides, of Williamsport,
is visiting friends in Highspire and
Steelton.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-18
TREE FUND GROWING

Contributions continue to pour in.
bringing the total for the community
Christmas tree fund up to $93.75. A
S5 donation was received by G. S. Few,
treasurer, from Philadelphia yester-'
day.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-18
MIDDLETOMN NOTES

Members of the senior class of the
tT'gh School decided at a recent meet
of the borough instead OF giving pres
ents to the school faculty. The faculty
endorsed the plan. The finance COM
meth steele and William Albright.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-18
SECOND TEACHERS. MEETING

The second general teachers meet
ing of the Highspire public schools will
be held on Tuesday, December 81. The
following subjects will be discussed:
What Facts Must BE Taken Into Con-
sidcration in Furnishing a Pupil for
Misconduct" by Miss Hilda Eby;
How to Secure Group Sentiment in
Favor of the Right" by c. Wilmot
SheibleV
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-18
JOHNsON HELD For COURT

Robert Johnson, arrested in Freder-
ick Md, this week, charged with lar
ceny by Maurice Beatty, was held for
court by Squire Gardner after a hear
ing last night. johnson was brought
to the borough by officer Bomgardner.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-18

SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING
A special meeting of the borough
council will be held Monday evening
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-18
THREE MUNICIPAL
CHRISTMAS TREES

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14
FINAL TRIBUTE FOR
JUDGE L. S. JORDAN
FUNERAL LARGELY ATTENDED
BY PERSONAL AND PROFESS
SIGNAL FRIENDS.
Services Conducted by the Rev. r. z.
l. Strider at ST. Matthew's-Inter-
ment In Greenwood.

Beautiful and impressive tributes
were paid Judge Lewis s. Jordan. the
aged and honored jurist. who was laid
10 rest yesterday afternoon beside his
vile In Greenwood cemetery.
Funeral services were held at 2.3O
O'Clock In ST. MATHEWS Protestant
Episcopal church By the Rev. X. E l..
Strider, rector. assisted by the Rev.
DR.. Jacob Birmingham OF St Luke's
church, and the Rev. l. W. $. Striker
OF La Grange. III. The Rev. Mr..
Stryker offered prayer.
Inc services were brief but most i'm
pressive and largely attended by pro-
iessional personal friends. city and
county officials. while a delegation OF
Elks, police and fremen marched To
the church in a body. The family re-
quested that no flowers be sent but
mere we're many who could not refrain
from paying the aged jurist their last
honored respect. and the bier was GOV
cred with most fragrant and beautiful
blossoms and blooms.
Criminal court recessed from tn
$50 o'clock during the funeral hours
while all the county and city offices
were closed out of respect to the de-
ceased
Inc pail bearers were members Of
tne Ohio county bar. Judge II G
Hervey, Judge Frank w. Nesbitt. Gen
eral Alfred Caldwell. William n
iearne. James f. Ewing and John !
Inc honorary pallbearers were
Mayor II. l.. Kirk. Sheriff Andrew T.
sweeney. Robert NJ Browne. c. Hal
brues. Jacob Grub and John T. Reed
members OF the Wheeling lodge OF
Elks, OF which Judge Jordan was a
member.
The honorary police pallbearers
were; James Babb. Albert Custer
Slyde Moore. Charles Miller. George
brimson. Milton Fullerton. Louis
rtahenbach. George Crumbacker. Wi.
nam Horstmann. Herman Hildebrand
David Parrish. George Buchwald and
Edward McClatchey.
The honorary fremen palIbearers
from the various stations were.
charles Clouse and Arthur Riddle
nlgiiant; Edward Otto. Chemical.
Francis Nost. Hook and Ladder: Nd.
ward Veterinarian. Island: Emmett
noe Fort kalbitzer; George Dixon and
Lee Cunning. Atlantic; and Franz
McGinnis. Niagara.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14

Young men and women Of the AroreI
ore looking toward the United State
Ief th,r univ erstty training and are an
Ntoue TO know costs and poaafbfiifter n
earning their living here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14
FUNERAL HALTS
COURT ACTIONS
JUDGE ROBINSON WILL ADJOURN
CRIMINAL COURT AT
NOON TODAY.
No Work Will DO Done in Circuit
Courts Until After lnterment Of
Colonel White this Afternoon.

Until after the funeral Of the late
Colonel Robert White. this afternoon.
court work will be practically at a
standstill Judge Robinson i'm criml-
nal court. has announced that he VIII
adjourn his court today at noon. CIR
cult court jIries summoned for duty
have been excused until tomorrow,
when they will be called upon to hear
the damage suit Of Orpheum Theatre
company W. George Schaffer for yl5.-
coo. and that OF Walter Daily vs..
Richard Beuter.
a touching tribute TO the late Cot
Robert White was paid by the Hon
Charles j. Schuck In criminal court
yesterday morning In the course OF
his remarks ne referred 10 his early
friendship TO the late attorney ana
his worth as propounder Of juris-
prudence. Mr.. Schuck said that COT
White would be sorcly missed. not
only by the profession but by the peo-
pie az large
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14

Ross i.opresis 10 Lena Iebbia. osr
tain household furniture at 1851
Market street Consideration. $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14
POLICE COURT
Man Fined by Acting Judge Brennan
For Running Rooming House
Ordinaries Fined.

AleNios Rozordgoh. and Dot Ring
ard were fined ten dollars and costs
each yesterday morning on a charge
OF operating q rOOming house al 2lO0
Main street The pair were ar.
Iaigned before City Solicitor j. II
brennan. who agreed 20 fine them the
minimum on condition they pleaded
guilty To Oh" charges against them
George Nelson and Mary Woods. ar
rested In the same raid. were held
over until Wednesday morning.
Earnest Nagle. plain drunk. posted
a bond and his case was continued
until Wednesday. Billy McKune.
drunk. laid siege 10 Squire Engle's
court house ON tho South Side. Sun.
day and was arrested by officer Sam
Moran Tie was ordered locked un
until Wednesday az which time "a sue.
cessor 10 Tho late Judge Jordan will
have been appointed. 70 is thought.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14
JUDGE HERVEY
ENTERS ORDER
FEM TING STATE ATTORNEYS
TO FILE PETITION AGAINST
B. & o.
VIII Ask That Railroad Company be
Forced TO Make Subway at
Thedah Place.

Judge II. G. Hervey entered an or.
DER yesterday in Part Two of the Cir.
cut court permitting the filing of a
peutlon OF the county commissioners
In their fight against the Baltimore
ana OHIO Railroad company. II also
sets down December 2S as the date
Tor 2 hearing on the petition.
Inc commissioners will. through
me prosecuting attorney. endeavor TO
force the railroad company to buiI1
a subway al Thedah place. near MI. de
Ohantal The petition was filed for
record to-day.
a cdancery suif 10 settle an estate
was filed with the Circuit clerk bv
Attorney Joseph Handlan. STYLED vii.
liam Chambers VS. Mary T.. Husus
ct al returnable subject TO January
rules.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14

Fi,e DECIDE ~ trust we're left fa
record With the CLERK.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14
WILL SHIP BODY
Remains Of Gertrude Lennon. Sui
eide, VIII BE Sent % Home Of
Mother This Morning.

Tho body OF Gertrude Lennon
young girl who suicidcd at tho home
Of Mr. and Mrs. william Lyle on tho
island. Sunday niFht. viii be removed
TO the home Of her mother this morn.
Ing. A. q.f0 o'clock tho remains win
he placed on tho baltimore a. Ohio
Railroad company train and sent TO
Melon. W. Va. unattended
Coroner Mitchell was in commu.
nicatlon with her family several times
yesterday and 40 was decided 20 send
the body 20 her former home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14
LITTLE THEATRE"
Manager Of New York City. Fred Jor
dan, Among the Prominent Ar.
rivals IN City.

Among Tho prominent out-oftown
callers 90 tho Wheeling Board Of
Trade yesterday was PRED Jordan. one
of tho nanaFora Of tho Famous Little
Theatre Of New York city. who g. On
tho city for Few days on business
Mr. Jordan said that tho Little
Theatre which g. tho smallest and
finest playhouse IN tho United States.
seating about 500. -is doing on excel
lent business and it De- likely that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14
ExeeutrIr oualIh.d

Mrs. Sophia 4. Hook qualified o.
cxecutrix for tho estate Of tho late
George Hook. with bond fixed at $50
900. No surety was required by tho
terms ~ the viii. John MotzFer, Carl
Lang and George W. Lutz were named
appraisers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14

Tho price Of gasoline has taken an.
other increase. and yesterday sold al
p cents tho gallon. retail. At whole
sale tho price ranged from - TO %
cents. Until this week. tho price al
most Of tho garages was 20 cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.

Henry p Thompson. Martins Ferry
o.. and Myrtle Weaver. Grafton. W
Va.
George Greer and Lonora Thomp.
son. Cadiz. o.
Ray Ballinger and Agnes Bengiass
Pennington. W. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14
Dssds

william H Wheeler and wife %
hnrah Sfccn. n tract ~ land I'm Lib.
cry district Consideration, SO
A. %. McComhs and Annie q. SIC.
Combs. bio eife. ~ John Kimble. lot
q in Myers a Zicgicr's addition. Con.
fideration. 90.
Louis W. Fpaar 90 EiIzaheth
4hfirve. parcel OF land in Richie
district Consideration. 60
August Trabcrt 10 Prank Schroeder.
part ~ lot 3D. in the Sixth ward. Con.
alteration. $40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14
SETS OF SIX

Miniature editions Of
popular Authors work
and of English classics.
Writings of more than 30
authors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14
GIRLS BOOKS

This Popular Author" Books for
girls set forth many delightful Series
that ever SO many girls are very fond
of. Nearly all the serials are priced at
25c a copy. so that the total cost Of
series of ,, q. s or 10 is quite nominal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14
AdnInIstrator Appelnt.a-

Oscar y. Mckee was named admin
istraior for tho estate OF Sarah Eliza.
beth Thompson. with bond Fixed at
500. W. %. Mckee was namen
surety.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14

similar theatres will be established
in a number OF other large cite.
throughout the country next year.
He said that Wheeling Is perhapI
too small TO support such a kind Of
playhouse.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-03
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b1u6e, als she Citizen oitf Ser SSlt'
nepieite Su fpeid)en begmtnen uno or
@uller, inlter 6enl 0riid DER iillBe'
reit Stiiben, gum Stlns fam. Die
belSen @Ginner ipliroen BON Der tal'
lcmben Mni.er perifiittet iN,S
idlbrrh nertest. 8oitiltarf bette
eile tiefe @erleelmm iiber oem ref,4
ben sla,ge erbolteu, dyien bieieibe ie'
bod nifyt dls geFdbrlid 81 betrads
Ten. gSady glnfllnft, subaltn, flagtt
er iiber SdIafepigfeit ani6 leste lid
nieoer; bieralsf erfunlute mon abei
iebr baGo. 6aB er fdJtuer perlest nor
Bonn Sage bes llmsliifs afl, bis 81
ieinem SoSe torn er MIR 5eittpetlt
mieher gum 9etplrBtfein.
Der @eritorbete tpar 81 Sabr'
alt. intper9eiratbet liit6 piele esdbr
binoiirb bel Der Stone Sin 8im
60. bei6oftist. gr ipar elm ritbiger
fleib3ger iantger Waann iatb balter
I6Bt, aarBer ieinem 8afer. feirien @rii
bern unb Sdhpeitert. nod, aablreff,
Speulsbe tpald,e iein friibseiti9er
ploelider 600 NIT GROCER 8raise
erfiillt. Die @eerbigung faato ee
itern. um 8 l1br oonntittaas, Dol
ser fatboIiiban ct. George aird
ans ,,to bon 6a nlf oent fatboliid)el
| sSrie6bofe ibatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-03
Erci.pierteI Der eebrer BON 8aseoR
abe gountt iuobnten Der scbrer.
pcriammluns in Sermann
bel.

@on be,t so 2ebrcrn III iariersm
GountD baben 60 Der &erialirInlinlg
i'm bieiigen @eridhs @ebdit6e, am
rorigel 8pnnerStog iuib am Sreitaa
bchaeapohnt. Sod sInlidt Der Sch,
rer ,par 0ieie 3lonrmentlnit bon
arobem 9ttben filr ullc Gbeitllebmer
Ger 3luef DER 8erimmtIlup ipar
Die sI,tfitclliutp eires 8laneS mir hit
Sdutlorbeit oes begimIenben Sdul
iabrcs, lura nit s'eS@ hiero,d lpur'
ben 5nblreide Nl0ne luo 8orihl1gt
elmer 8riifln9 imb @eipredanM llIp
ter8ogell.
sSrolt S. e. GmrpbcII. pon St
Souis, bielt cilleu @ortrog mi
Concentration itber een ;3etdemnt
terricbt in Der Sdale. Die orapeien
bet 9ebrer batten Ferner aab Del
8ortbetl zines ge0iesenen 8ortrogs
nebft Concentration, iiber Sdyon
idJretben, non %. 9, SoWiion, boz
lSt. &olris. Serr SobrIon tpar fri
Der 9eber in @asco1mbe County.