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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-07
3 If you have money to invest i'm
LAND

Now is the time to make purchase From the beginning OF
Ire prices land have been than lon me but these
prices will be raised peace is declared.
We have several very desirable sell at WAR PRICES
1-3 cash. balance in five years per interest
Read these descriptions:
Three city which very
desirable.
Two miles Of the city road Wlamston
400 Seneca, well improved.
s 26 Five Forls -
Three tracts Of so each well improved Honea Path
one and one-haf miles off trolley line.
My lands located In different of the and
e them parties who have from $4,000 81 10000 pay
e and long balance the market any
land intention sell holdgs farmers who
today ty have chance a home Of their
and help build up this county.
know how TO farm, paying than your
erest will be TO home Suppose buy 10000
osth Of land $4,000 down. mortgage
E$2OOOO0, the interest would be $4,000. Now you very
farmer you paying $4,000 year twohorse
crop.
The hardest people have to sell is renter rule his
rented land and he does not seem to to climb higher the
world than his daddy he lot of renters to take his place
the same time the county suffering for want of snail farmers
hght farm two three years ago five hundred
ad sold it Quito small farmers and today it producing twice
nuch as it did befoeo in cultivation, but better
.cutivaed, better arranged ETC.
So Anderson county could get the renting who
the county, buy land the first year you would The crops
donhed if npt nearly TO the interest of the
owner instead buying out his nhbo to sell of the land to
renter then where they do take renters
Shen lands would increase In value the land sold to good
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-07
6netIllIe Agaln CoIds.

II there Is euch D thing as a spe-
rific againsS colds. II is 20 be found In
The sleeping porch or the open bed
room. Next 10 Tint comes tho cold
sponge bath In tIie morning. says stie
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-07

Youths Companion. BE as careful as
yor can you win ocGssionaiiy cake
cold and when yau sis4 you viii finsl
Nham mbesiain's Cough Hemefiy. great
help IN enabling y5u 10 SET risl tcf Il.
0btainablo eyerywhcre. ~ &.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15
3u mUrtG6.

r9lciner polod, perbe ih bier
burdfpmmen ourd Den SluB2" riei
Der Better einem am lIfer fpielenoen.
braungebrannten &naben gu. Der.
ffebit bu Oeutid, 6err?" COB her
Surge 5uriid. Drummer &erl. bas
BORT ou bod! Nber nun idren.
3omme ih ourds" .9u tpirit es.
9err!" ipra6 Der 8nabe unb idoute
gu, tpis Der 8eiter in Den Slut Fin
einritt. 0os 5lubbstt mar jeboh
boiler Sdlamm, uno Ihon am l'fer
blieb oas 0fero Iteden. Nur nit
Miibe uno Not tonnte Der Wann lpies
Der ouf oas Srodene gelaneen. Nit
einiaen ber5hften 6liiheu beoontte er
iid bel Dem Sungen. Der aber iprad
%erntbaft: SER, peritebit ou ni4t
Seutfh2 Mein Goier iogt INNER:
Wsr Oeutfh ueritebi. tommt iberal
bur6."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15
9e6eifte Oermun0ete.

Die Grfdbrun1en auF ben SflaHts
fefberH Der Iebten 9rieqe kaben be,
ipteTeH. oab BEL a~nnGbernb qleit Itara
Ter uno In Der mooernen arieastunIt
eIeid ousqebilbstsn Ge9nern ourh
bic Ginfiibrunq Der tleintaIibriaen
0efhoFe bic 9erluF3iffsrn sielulid
beoeuteno erb0bt meroen. Die 4nsdhl
Der S6nerpernunoeten bat Freilib
notwithstanding obgenpmmen, bic Der
Qethtpertpunoeten bogegen niht inner
hebli9 3ugenommen. 0oraus folat
bon ielbft, boB iebt in einem 9riege
bon tdnaerer Tauer understandable
Wermunoets in gr0berer 3dbl Dor bic
Sront 3uriidtebren t0nuen als friiber.
SIN osuti6 : Decentralization
6eIo3uae udren BON 800 burh S8er
GeidoRe 0erpunoeten ihon nab
elmer 9ebdnnlunqsouuer BON ourhs
fdnittlih IT Mpnaten 46 b. 8. tpies
Ser felobisnffdbi9 lIrb oieIe 8ere
Iebunaen bstrofen t~etueslpegs nur
Weidtsile. ionoern es befonoen ft
odrnnter nuh folhe. bic orfonos iebr
fdper erfhienen, ndmlid 26 0elents
uno 8nohens. IL 9unQens uno 2
gauhihiiHe. 0ieie G%rfdhrunqen tim.
men Therein nit MitteiIungsn aus
benz ru1iIfsi 8rieoe, mad
oenen es fih BEL 1851 ourh Glein.
tdIiber9sihoFe @trmunoeten. bic fpit.
Der in Der 8ront 0ienIt tun tonns
ten. lin lilo b. 8. 8~erlebunQen ner
6duta unb WeitteiIe hanoelte. nm
22.44 b. s. ser 3nod)en unr @elente.
nm 6.44 D. s. Der G~inQelpeioe. 3Iuts
Qefdbs uno Reroen. Sir 9uTen uno
Sopuaer iibsrblupt Iino so b. s. IN
bic 5ront 3uriidQstehrte @erlpunoet.
berausQsrehuet, fir bic 0eutThen I'm
aytNe 1870 uno II nut 17.6. Wabrs
fheinIih befinotn fh unter sen
Ghnelqsbsilten bel mebr ourh
Shropprr1tuaeln. MrtiferieTplitter
uno R~nbetpoffen (6onoqronoten .i7.
aefhioFsn) 8ermuroete, ais man mad
Der I%nnoIGufiaer Mnfht permutet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15
Sic SGr0aueQcu.

SIN Nltsrtum bieB Die 0oroar<Ien'
fraBe. ole BEL ben 3iirten ie.1it msiIt
.Msersnge bon 9a1ipoli" genannt
piro, .9eqespontos." cine 8e5si4s
Huug. bic iiA baufig BEL 5omer finOet.
aber i6perIih nit Der mptbologiiden
9i9ur iener grie6ii9en 9ele 3ufdms
menbdnqt. Die. nit ibeem 8ruoer
Ybrircs Dor ibrer StieFnutter ,Sno
fliiaten6, in benz 9elespontos srtrunz
Zen III. Sn DER fpdtbn3antiniIdsn
3ett tauft Damn Der 0ame ,Daroas
netiia" als gemeiReuropdif6e 9e3ei6s
nunq auf oefien Sertunft gleiGfnus
nod niht ergriinbet tporoeu lit. 6atte
oieie WseresitraBe. bic mad BEN Ges
itaoen oes pontu5 fibrte. i6on i'm
QItertum ';it eroBe 9ebeutung, bic
lid bsi Der Sd1pfung 9aaNabs err
neuert bat. 70 finoen mir bic 4ntage
BON 8efeltigungen lei Ga1ipoIi 6ereits
i'm Qnfang bes IS. Sabrbunoerts, Qe-
raume 3eit Dor Dem Sgaa 3onitantis
nopels, Der i'm Sabre 1453 ods euros
pdii6e WeItbilo p0uig berdnoern
io1te.
0reimal bereiis 1T in Ser neueren
Gelbifts bic qefdbrIihe Mserenge bon
fsinoli6en Sfiffen f~orciert noroeu.
Su benz %fedsidbrigen ruTiI6ztiirtis
fden &riege, Der i'm Sabre 1868 5es
gam. geIang es Der ruhiIhen, BON
Dem gngldnber @Ipbinfoue eefiibrten
5lottille ITO bic Darooneaen su
paiiieren uno Ole tiirtiIden S6iffe bel
9ihesme gu pernidten. Der @eg nab
9onItuntinopel, Der felt tauIeno Sab
rem Der 2eititern Der rufiihen Politit
1T. Itano oamals often, lpuroe absr
ben Dem idumigen rufii6en 8efebIss
babsr niht eingei6lngen. SSm Sabre
1907 Iino odnn sie Gngldnoer bur6
Ole 9nroonelIen ge3ogen, uno 1923
bat in benz heIsniihen 1reibeitstnmpf
cine eriehti6s 6lotte bic gefdbrIide
Gnse paFiert. Der 2onboner 8ertrug
BON 1841, Der oreiBig Sabre oona9
nodmuls dusoriidlih beitGtiat tpuroe,
fperrte Die 0droanellen fir ale frems
ben 3rtegsfdtffe. Die sin3igs Wddt.
bic iib on bds 8srbot nidt tsbrte. ipaz
rem bic Gn9Idnoer, Die i'm rufiIds
tiirtiI6en Rriege DOT 1877-78 elm
0eihnuoer BON feds ganSerI6tffen
our6 Die Ddrnanelen ihidten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15
SaS meme europa.

Menn ole @erbiinoeten qepinnen,
miro europa cine politdnoiq neue
@tnteiIung erbalten.
Inter oteIer per6eibungsponen
lleberIdrift beri9tet Die ameritanif6e
3eitung nGentralia Gpening Sentinel"
Ell 9iittern6e Oinge, sic benz gbicas
gper r9eralO" BON elmer aus Gom 3u<
ri%idgetebrten, beItens unterri1teten
peri0nli9tsit mitgeteilt nuroer. Dos
9latt f6reibt:
9ns geheime @tnperftdnonis, oas
StaIien nit Den 8erblnoeten b%ereint,
bat MID nur sur 6olge, oaB Die aarte
pom europa neu 9e3ei6net per0en
mub. ipnoern miro aud cine Neus
gruppierung Der Yationen ouf benz
5eitIanO berporruFen. gemGB Den nit
teilun9en, oie Rem .Seral0" BON einem
4merifaner. Ser felt 8riegsuusbru9
IN Som lpeilte, 9emaht fperoen. Der
8etpdbrsmann 0es v6eralo" erfrsute
id intimer 8e5iebungen nit alien
Oiplomaten, nelhe in Ser etpieen
Staot tdtig tparen. Sier Die pldne
Der @erbinoeten, ole er in eroBen 3i>
gen f6iloert, pldne, pel6. Die 3uz
tunft Der Welt oronen peroen:
y Del &risg miro 10 LANCE fort=
gefebt, bis OeutI6Ianb unb Better
reid g~e5pungen fein tperoen, sic
ibnen gegebenen 8eoin9uneen an5us
nsbmen. uno ieoe Der bier @rpbmd9te
1T perpflidtet, ben 8rieg Fort5uieBen,
Bis our einltimmigen 9eniliguns ibn
gu beenoen.
q IS miro tsin S9iebsgeridt iei>
tens Solanos, Mmeritas poer zines
anberen neutrolen Staates itu~ttfinoen,
Ionbern Die bier 0erbiin0eten peroen
i6re Srieoensbeoin9ungen ielbt oifz
tieren.
81 SO tperoen orei &laFen BON Taz
tionen in europa erribtet peroen:
2lahe A miro entbalten 9rpbbrtz
%tanieu, RuBlano, 6runtrei9 unb Sta
lien.
9laFe B beitebt aus 8slsien, 9ols
lamb, @erbien, Spanien, portugal,
OGnemart, S6tpeoen, Norpegen,
S6pei3. Rumdnien, @rie9enlano uno
8ulgnrien.
&loFIe C miro ent6alten 80bmen,
Yolen, 8apsrn, 4roatien, llngarn unb
Die anoeren tleinen Staaten, in nel9s
bic oeuti6en uno Diterreidif9en &ei9e
gemdb ibrer &afenperpanoti9aft 5ers
fplittert iino.
a. Die Staaten Der &laFe A tperz
ben ben europdii6en SrieOen earanz
tieren.
Die 9toaten Der aloFe B iouen
gdn5li9 un~abbdn9ig fem, aber Meia
Observation-Disclosures inter ihnen
miiIen bon ben Stadten Der &laiIe A
entI6ieoen perben.
Die Stoaten Der &laHe c io1en
%unabbdneis fein, ober tie oirfen teine
eigenen 9eere boben, %ousgenommen fir
pie BOli3eigepolt, uno Oiirfen teine
8~ertrdee, ipeber SanosIss nod poItz
pertrdge obi6lieben.
Oteie Blame, 10 1a9t Der 0etpabrs@
mann oes nSeralo", iino felt a9t Mos
natter tdeli6 bon ben Souptmddten
gurppas beiproden norben, nel6e
iiber3eust fino, oab bies Die ein5ige
Reorganization lit. Die Der MeIt ben
5rieOen erbdlt, uno bic pplititer iinO
pilens, baB Die Solooten 10 lange
tdmpfen. bis oieie 9ldne errei6t
Inn.
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Up led che way lurk toward the hut. mutjaring now and auiu ot the ter. rihlr things Ice had seen
 And while Ruth was thus defying nll precedent md going Co the aid of the man she lowed Nilkrrsuu had found himself Hgnm h1umrd m cut of iB the darkness from v~rHpp Co the city.
 Though be and Duu had driven the hillmen away frum the hut aud qucuch. ed their eugcrucss or assault. they still lowered tn thp little gullles. and on ev. cry huud che fugitive found himself confronted by heard but unseen en- emy
 He stole hack tn thu hut uud pperpd n John was ", bound to the chair, and DnEe's body lay huddlrd on the floor
 He made his preparations quickly, piling some dried grass and fine rub bish against one corner uf the hut.
 When the pile was once alight he dumped some powder on 1t aud ran
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'oYo., and tho fat would bo in tho firs'

''Yss, and the fat would bo in the frs!" the cards were to be face up on the board
 When Everett had coldly and de6. nitely set the situation before them Wilkerson sat motionless and ln si- lence for a moment
 His shify eyes did not meet the gaze of the three who looked to him for his yes or no. When he spoke 1t was with a dash of his old efrontery.
 'I understand the proposal" he said, working his lean. brown fingers back and forth over a blue print on the desk. We quit give you the plans. and you give us"-he suddenly leaned over and darted bright glance into Everelt's eyes-"yOu give Us tohatf"
 Everett was prepared for the ques- uon and answered 1t promptly. Wen give you $50.OOO cash and won't prose cute you"
 Wllkerson shook his head.
 "You understand that half this mine was mine by rights when Tom Gallon took 1t for himself by shooting me and leaving me to die on the desert Fifty thousand? PahW
 And immunity from prosecution, |" stated Sir Donald impassively.
 Wllkerson swung on him. thrusting nis lean, furious face close to the Eng ishman's calm, unperturbed eounts- nance.
 What nave you to do with thiSY' he sparled
 FavershRm did not shift his pOSitioO
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for each of them be was himself hard pressed Go maintain a cheerful connte- nance.
 "Wilkerson's impatient as ever." he told John one afternoon He can't wait on tunneling and such, but he's going 10 blow the whole face of his bin right off. Told bis men that dyna- mite was better than pick and shovel"
 well" said John. that may prove an right At least he'll get a notion of what formation he has to deal with"
 Later that same day Kane announced that Wikerson was going to set off ,ho biggest battery of shots ever tried ,n the valley.
 h3 a consequence Favershnm. Ruth. John. Everett and many others went across the gulch towGrd evening to watch the show.
 old Tom Kane waggled his gray head doubtfully as he related how
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swiftly away, hiding a few hundred yards back.
 The but took ire slowly. but the glare accomplished his purpose. It slowly drew tbe watchers toward it.
 Satisfied that DO one would be spy. ing on him now, but that all would have eyes only for the fire, he set forth quickly. careless ot the fact that John Dorr must be burning alive
 In the darkness he passed Achmet and Ruth
 The blaze had almost entirely en- veoped the hut when Ruth finally staggered iu and with a sob of joy cut Johns bonds and halt dragged him through the swirling smoke into the open
 When she had done this she prompt. ly faiuted
 The smoidcring embers were send ing up blue spiruls of smoke into the morning sky when Consul Reynolds and Sir Donald spurred their WeuIied horses mp 10 where John and Achmet squatted with Ruth between them. still but dimly conscious
 Dor briefly explained bis expert ences and related how Rutb had sud denly appeared. just as he had given up hope.
 Sir Donald, kneeling by Ruth's side, merely patted her hand
 The next morning Mrs. Reynolds laid down the law in sel terms tO tbe party assembled around the breakfast table.
 'You mur get this young lady back to America" she said. 'pupers or no papers"
 John and Sir Donald nodded without ganciug at each other. Thus it was that a couple Of days ! later old Tom Kane nt the Master ! Key" mine received cabIegram read. ing,
 Wnkerson Daruen aboard steamship ps- ] cidc; Frisco. 5Oth with papers We fol- ] low next steamer. DORR. Thus it was that the struggle be tween Wilkerson and John Dorr was again transformed to the valley In which lay the "Master Key" mine. WilkcrsUn and Jean Darnell. with ! the precious papers in their possession slipped away hurriedIy. taking the brst steamer that sailed
 He had told her about Drakes death though unable 10 suy how t had hap pened Privately be had no regrets.
 The young man had served bis pur pose. and it was by no means doubtful ! that Mrs. Darnell would have seen tC . it that be had his reward. for she liked hlm as much as it was In hei nature co care for any mnn. be thought
 "He was un uwfully good sort" she said to Wilkers0n one night as they | leaned over the rail and watched the long swelIs from the bow speed fan wise into the intuity of the sea.
 "Yes. the fellow had his good points. he admitted
 'l miss him." she said simply. LateI she added thoughtfully, l think h' was in love with me." Wilterson laughed
 Mrs. Darnel glanced at him with aI expression strange ou her handsome face. "Yes. l am sure he loved me"
 "ln vain." be returned lightly
 "I don't know whether lt might hay, been wholly in vain after all." sh' murmured "Life has given me littl love of that kind lt seems as if hud always been woman who fo mere sell protection could not let an! one ioye me or let myself love him.
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CHAPTER xxx.

GF1FNF En fNsNNs
 ..l-l thought you loved me tool" N7UTH hud listened intently. and Tx now she seemed tO draw her. eS==Is self d little out of the con. ~ versntion Her change of at. titude did not go uuobserved. and both Everett and Dorr were puzzled.
 Everett saw that there was another mystery of which be knew nothing and instantly and in the most businesslike manner turned to Ruth and said.
 Now. all this subject to your ap proval. Miss Ruth. You know you are practically of age"
 She lOoked at Everett steadily and said in low tone. "l think Sir Donald Faversham should be consulted"
 But he has nothlng''- John began. He has everything to do with this plan," Ruth said steadily.
 'I know he's done a lot" Dorr stan. mered, feeling the ground give under his feet, but in this natter
 "I think Miss Ruth is perfectly right" Everett said quickly, trying not to let the pity he felt for John show in bis eyes. Let us call him, by all means"
 Sir Donald had kept himself most discreetly in the background for many weeks. Only the constant oversight for her comfort showed Ruth that she was never out of his mind.
 She could not even think of him without a throb of gratitude.
 And now when all must be made plain and she must live up to her owr promise she steeled herself for the or deal
 Sir Donald listened to Everett's plaI and approved it thoroughly.
 And now that we have decided what to do," he concluded, "I think W, should immediately go to the mine anC make the-ah-the deal. by no means like this arrair. and the sooner it il over with the better"
 Good" said Everett, much relieved And you and I. Sir Donald, being tn third parties, had better handle thi deal. Do you agree to that, JohnI"
 "I'd like to just get my hands on tha fellow once more," was the hoarse re sponse. "There would be no furthe need of this deal as you call it."
 "Yes and the fat would be in th are." Everett replied. Dorr finally agreed to maintain strict neutrality and Ruth grateful. accepted the offer to conduct her at airs as Sir Donald and Everett shoul, 1 judge best
 That night they left for Silent Val ley.
 Tom Kane received them joyful and informed Ruth that Mrs. Darnel had especially seen to it that the bun galow was ready for her.
 He was full of other news, but bot Sir Donald and Everett put him Of and set about their business.
 It was a strange conference that me l that night in the office. On one sid were Harry Wilkerson and Mrs. DaI nell on the other Everett and Favei sham. the latter looking so intensel bored that shrewd Mrs Darnell h stantly made up her mind that she an Wukerson would have to accept bite terms.
 Sir Donald was only too eyidentl waiting for fOrmalities to be over bC fore he said the few words necessar for him to say as Ruth's represents tive. ... i Wnkerson himself felt, too. that b was at last playing a game where a
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John" riOusly at the white girl in western riding clothes. and as she avoided vil- lages she escaped the notice of any one in authority.
 She Enew that when her absence was certain both Mir Reynolds and Sir Don aid would come after her.
 Night came, and she was still push ing on, though hungry and weary. In the darkness she perforce kept to open paths. and it was on one of these that a pantlng native found her,
 "Achmet!' she whispered when he raised his contorted face to hers.
 ln few words he told her what had happened She said curtly. "l know that Where is her
 Sir Donald's former servant looked at her and remembered the strange. ness of things done by white women
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-07
9rafe.

Sri. Olga &iieffer hit iiir ben
ndditen Sermin an Der bieiigea
SditIe aIs 2ebrerin an9eiteut.
Senrp Rorriiep bot ieine synrnt
an Sulills &etbenteper nerfauft; Scr
9aufpreis betrlle $4,000.
Die bieiige so. 6. Sonntogsifatlc
miro ON "a. Mai elm groBes 8tfnif
seben; Seoermam lit eittgeIaben.
Im @ontag Iadmittag, oeu "a.
@ai, miro fid eire In5abl @it9Iie-
Ser Der Srafe.@ eemont Sire aih
Iiioeiation nod 9eemont be9eber,
INN Die idbrliden @effdfte at be-
Iorgen..
Sdmmtlide airdet unb @ereiic
t~reffen umfaiienoe Sorbereitunaen
fir eiaie angemeiie1e Seier bes
Observation-Disclosures, ben nod,
item so. Mai.
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an nuiere Srcnube nnb Snnbcn.

Die Sabres5eit 6es gisperbrallds
miro nun balb anbreden; ibr nerbet
gis notBtDen6ig babert nno mir fla.
Ben eure &iinbifaft nptbwenbig. lin.
iere Maibinen finb I'M 9iitanb al.
len Inforoeriitpgen 5u geniigen unt
mir ner6en linier Beetles tbuil, Inn
itniere 4iinben anfrieoen5uftelen
@ie mir bas friiber setban baben.
10 iperbert mir aiid bieies Sabr Ell.
mem ie6en ainferer &unben nit ei.
mem &ombinotion . Gispid, Sort.
aieber un6 SIaiden offner Der.
ieben. @ir fper6en Dos garbeg bed.
ing SWtem, iuie in friiberen Sobren
aud oieies Sobr in antpenoirno
bringen, fpobnrd nniere 8iinoen
iiets gerait fuiifen. tpeIdes Gi.nntatm
Gle tie perbpmldt baben. @ir 3ol.
len elrer Rrn6idnft in Der Bergen.
aenbeit bic bod5te M~nerfenmina nn6
boffen boB bic beimiide Snouftrie fid
aud 6iefes Sabr mieoerum eiirer
aunofdaft erfreuen fpiro.
s. ~ Danssr Irtpb. & See Mfs.
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Siuiss.

Sri. Slorerce 9oerfIineer reiite
am lesten 9ienstag nad} Siegings
billie, mo iie iid Idrteere Belt, be-
iltfslpeiie, BEL 8ertpatotet ltnb
Sreutben ailfbalten miro.
Otto SI,ieti6 bat fir 9ic Sluetit
gearbeitet, ,,udbrenb Iesterer iih III
ct. 2ouis. auf Der a%onpention be.
fano.
Serb. Sdinbler bradte an bers
gaireenen Samstae cine Sltbre @eie
5en nod Berger fir ueIden cr
$t.4S pro @lrideI erbieIt.
@idt. a~ltgidti,ne befan6 iidp am
Montng bieier @odJe, gei6ditsbal'
Der, in Serunntrt.
Cleo. Saefner unb @attin tparc,t
fiir5lid ouf 9eiuh BEL Suit. als
outline.
Sic. Sluetid lit ONT b%epgaltge1ett
Rontag bon ct. 2ouis auriifges
'f,brt.
Srau gbriitina Sdermorn unb
SRI. 2eota 8oeid ipare,t am letten
Sonntag gu @aft Bel Der Samilie
bon alroreas Nilipp.
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-Die Sermalm Commercials"
tuerber, aitt rtaditen Sonntag nit
benz Spensoiae 3emu, in Strens.
billie, ipielen.
81. 81. Sbieiien, 9. s. @boien
uitb Or. S.. S. @raf, bon &bine.
LAMB, iparen un Dereangenen Conn.
tag bier, INN Dem @allipiel beislt.
ipobnen. ,
Ger Sermmntt @aiehaIL Club
batte fir ben perga,pellen Somtag
elm Spiel in Gbamois arrangiert
infolge bes &eeenapetters tuiirbe bas
Spiel iebod perfdoben.
-Srau gbrift. Sleiifb nebft God.
fer, bdben iid am lesten montag
ltad Iorriion beeeberl, I'M elm paar
@ofen Bel ibrem Sobn, reipect.
|9rtber, Sre6 SIefi6, 5lt bertpiIen.
-8abretro mir, bier in Sermanr
am nergan9enen Counting @emitter
utrb &egenidlaler batten, puroen
Icaittrid unb Sapiss BON Sasel-
mettern beimseindt. an beiben
Hdben tparen Die Sagelforrer iii.
gerpobnIid groB irb in Sapiss fiel
Der Sagel iogor I'M Sorm bon rilti-
Dem Sdeiber, con- 2 Coll inn 9lrdF
meIIer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-07
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