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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-01
STABS HIS WIFE; PHONES
POLICE; SMOKES CIGAR
Doctor, However, Is Humane, for
He Chloroforms His Vic
tim First

NEW YORK, June 1. - After having
chloroformed his wife and then stabbed
her, Dr. Samuel Einterz, of Williamsburg
telephoned here yesterday to the police tc
come for him. After telephoning. the doc
tor drew up chair almost beside the office
operating table, upon which his wounded
wife lay. and smoked a cigar while await
ing the police. Doctor Einterz is &c years
old and his wife six years younger. She is
in st. Johns Hospital with more than an
even chance of recovering and the physician
is locked up in the Vernon avenue station,
charged with assault.
The trouble between the pair eliminated
when the doctor returned to luncheon after
making his morning round of calls. Shortly
after o'clock the operator at police head.
quarters received the doctors call.
II am Doctor Einterz" calm voice
came over the wire. II have just stabbed
and killed my wife. Will you please send
some one around to my house. 1 will walt
here in my Office until your men get here"
This message was transmitted to the Ver'
non avenue station and to tine Williams
burg Detective Bureau To Policeman Far
rell's excited query: whats the matter
here?" Doctor Einterz told them that he had
killed his wife and he was expecting to be
arrested.
You will find her over there" he said,
an operating table In corner
Of the room.
On the table they found Mrs. Einterz
fully dressed, with a cloth over her face
and barely alive. She was hurried to the
hospital and the police lost no time In get
ting the still unruffied husband to the sta
ton.
Enterz told the desk lieutenant that he
had tried to kill his wife because he be-
lieyed her unfalthful. While he was on his
morning calls, he said, he heard something
that made him suspect her. AS soon as he
got back home he accused her He said
that she at first denied but finally admitted
wrong-doing. He had then overcame her
and forced n cloth saturated with chloro-
form over her face. When she was uncon-
scIous he stabbed her, he saId with an
knife. II thought that was the
best way to do IT," he said.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-01
CITY OFFICIAL MARRIED
w. G. Stanton, Building Expert, Weds
Miss Florence Loughlin

The marriage of Miss Florence Mary
Loughlin and William C. Stanton. secre-
tary of the Comprehensive Plans Commit
tee, was solemnized this morning at the
Church of the Gesu, 1Sth and Stiles streets.
After the ceremony the couple started
on tour of China, Japan and the Philip
pines, Mayor Smith having granted Mr.
Stanton four months leave of absence
Mr.. stanton chose the Orient for the study
of Oriental architecture for, although
holder of the Stewardson Scholarship in
Architecture. granted him by the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania in 1914, he was not
able to study his subject in Europe because
OF the war. Mr. Stanton resides at 1922
Cedar avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-01
FIRE HOUSE FOR FOX CHASE
Councils Property Committee Fayors
Purchase Of Site

Councils Committee an City PFanarty this
afternoon FafeTFed to the Finance Comnit-
tee, With . favorable recommendation. 4
PHI directing the purchase Of ! property on
fllilhofs street, southwest Of Huntingdon
other bills approved by the comralfts.
provide for the eondemnatl0n ana plaeIne
on the city plan plot Of ground al I.sr.s
and Wakefield streets for park purnoses 4 IA
directing the Board of Recreation 10 taks
possession OF plot bounded By sith, asth
aRd Jackson streets and snydar avenue ~
Feerestion eentre.
The eemmlttes also approved a bllI srsnt-
ing permission % he Caesar Rodasy csss-
ter, Daughters 0f the Revolution. n piass 4,
Independents Hal, 8 bronze tablet IA a..
cry p Caesar bednay. : slgner 81 tho
paelazztloa e inaeasaaeaea
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-01
His Life Saved. But He Loses Finger.

Albert q, Patton, a brakeman on the
West Jersey and SeaahoFe Railroad, fell
from freight Jain today and the wheels
81 one II the cars passed over three fingers
on his right hand. His left leg was broken
IA the fai ana he suffered numerous bruises
and scratches PaItan vas working on
slowly nloYinE freight tFain ana as the
cars Were rolling over 4 siding AZ "a ana
Aickla streets. Camden, he climbed q the
.sendaT1 % signal % the locomotive an
sinesF. He Iazt HE halanes. but whsn he
Eail + tho tracks he had sniliaienf presence
p mIHa % TELL 70 the side He vas taken
q this Cooper Hospital Patton IS ~ years
old and lives az 2203 Highland street,
Camden.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-01
500 LOSE MANAYUNK HOMES
CITY Buys Block for PlaygFOupd-Rssi,
dents Ask Aid

Agents Of the society for orranizina
Charity and the oetaVla Hin Assoelation
have basn appealed 70 by 500 persons M
MaRayunk 70 ana dwellings Tor them. Thsy
igllt be forced 70 give 70 theIr homes be.
fanse the city has purchased an entire
ploek where 1amilles live. II Is the
Cotton ana Rector streats. Tie rssIdsnts
are chiefly mill workers
Bernard = Newman, secnafaTy OF ths
Philaaelphla Houzins Association in 4
statement condemns the city for creatina
. condition q thet kinq without Formulating
fhe Philadelphia Rapid Transit Command
eEfeaa rs trolley llnes : mils 70 81 ra.
developed eFsa Is ths noffh me nnr
eheszz aHa 4ii = nse4 ~ - eIIs ~
1l4zEl1azz
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-01
PRICE OF ICE RAISED
BY SCRANTON DEALERS
Retail Men Announce Increase of
From 10 to 60
Per Cent.

SCRANTON, Pa, June 1.-RetaiI ice
dealers here took their customers by sur
prise today by announcing an increase in
price that ranges from 10 to 60 per cent in
excess of last years figures.
Small users will have to pay cents for
the same size cake" they bought last sum-
mer, Eight pounds wer sold for cents in
1915.
The dealers say the increased cost of
horse feed, labor and lumber made the ad-
vance in price necessary. They also include
the workmen's compensation law as serving
to increase their expenses.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-01
WILSON SAYS HE'LL MARCH
IN PREPAREDNESS PARADE
Committee That Invited Him May Have
Him Lead

WASHINGTON June president Will
son today announced that he would march
In the preparedness parade to be held here
Flag Day, June IA.
A local committee called at the White
House to ask the President to review the
u not only will review 1t, but / will
assured the White House will be rsnys-
sented," fsp'e-
The committee at once made plans for the
President to lead the parade. II was stated
here that the President would walk with
the rest Of the marchers. wv"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-01
SEPARATION BARS WIVES
FROM COMPENSATION LAW
Board overrules Claim in Test Case of
Death

HARRISBURG, June IA womap .sn.r
ated from her husband is NOT entitIsd -
benefits due to his death or injury under the
fennsylYania woTkmen's Compensation law
the Compensation board decided here To-.
day In passing upon the case of Helen 3
ho9nei oF Milford, Pa, whose husband was
the state OF Pennsylvania. ,'"'i'
fhe board oYerruled the referees findings
IN her favor ana ruled inasmueh as de
woman had left her husband OF her own
accord and was receiving no support from
nun AZ ths time OF hts death she was not
entitled to compensation. - NV
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-01
10000 LONGSHOREMEN STRIKE
AT PACIFIC COAST PORTS
Quit Work in Effort to Enforce Demand
for Higher Wages

SAN FRANCISCO, June Promptly at
a. m, 10000 longshoremen at every
American port on the Pacific coast quit
work Activity virtually halted on san
Franeiseo's water front, as well as on the
decks OF Seattle, Portland, Tacoma, Oak
other cities,
The strike was called by the FIggers
and steYedores union and the bay and
river steamboat mems union because en-
ployeFs would not agree to wage increase
demands
with the exception Of ferryhoats on san
Francisco Bay and such vessels as can
handle their eargoes with their own deck
hands.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-01
STATE PLANS TO TAKE TITLE
TO MILLERSVILLE SCHOOL
VIII Buy Eighth Normal Institution
Worth 100000

HARRISBURG, June 1.-The State
Board of Education has decided to take
title Immediately to the Mlllersvllle State
Normal School property at Millersville, buy
ing the outstanding stock for S4775, and
assuming a debt OF $4,000. The property
is worth about 100000.
Millersville is the eighth normal school
to be taken over and the negotiations have
been begun for the transfer to the Com
monwealth OF the remaining fve.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-01

a bog bgbys not more than 4 month old.
vel dressed and healthy. Haa found BY a
group OF pic nickers IN Cobb's Creek Park
toaay. Tony AasOliRa. Of 40 North Simp-
son street. saw e basket on a table apart
ffpm Tie httle EIaup from the Italian
Hiaslon q simpson and calloHhiil streets
and Investigated Tha baby waa huslIv
ensaoea With weli-aliaa mlik bottle reo
nalfe g pink eipekiazs as efheE artlcies
e clothing Nele lQpad % re harkef Iha
hanq nza taxes % taa aief and 4hompzan
zzzzotq na||ce sIat'Qa. sad laftf 1aHl "a tha
zIIal1Iaha HespiisI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-01
Committee, in Chicag o,
Takes Up Disputes From
South and West
VIRGINIA CASE SENT BACK
.Arbiters Agree to Refrain From
Voting on Contests From
Own States
Odds Against ROoseDeLt
Lessen; EUen on Hughes

NEW YORK, June wall street
is Offering even money that Hughes
will receive the Republican nomina-
tion for President and putting 8 to 5
against T. r. Roosevelt is growing
in favor, the odds against him Sat-
urday being z to 2.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-01
bRIpeE ExrENsIoN FAVORED
Councils Railroad COMMITTEES Reports
Readings Ridge Avenue Project

Councils COMMITTEES on Steam Railroads
niF afternoon reported fsvorabIy an or
4|Aanee authorizing the Philadelphia and
fe4alRg Railway Company % renew ana
sttsHa ne existing bridge carrying tracks
ets5 a.teH avenue at laurel Hiii Station.
TIE bin provides foF construction 81 fhs
BRIGGS ~ aeeosdaHea with plans 70 u an
tI4<ea by Director Dztssulan, of the De-
talzaent 81 Puhlle Works. tie cost 1 40
= fszne b the railHsF company
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-01
Womsn killed i Fail Prom Porch

HEsR 0hAHQH. ~ J.. June l.-Fslllag
e feaI fFQn the Esar perch u her haana
ah1H #he FezIIHg E4ss waE. Mrs AarF AZ
aaI|# &|Hta 4llezaa4 s aer hssas
z.eF $50 #z< ~ nez z441IHzz4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-01
Defsr Rrldge sIle seleetion

The leeatleh picked BY the New Jersey
Bridge and Tunnel Commission for tha nra-
posed Delaware River bridge win not b
known until Tuesday, a. the meetins 81 ths
commission was postponad TODAY on ae-
count Of the death Of Elwood usinEsr. Of
BrtdeePoFtl ~ j., nlemher of ths com
miAsiqn ana Temporary chairman when Il
was nFzt qfganlzed, usinear was Z men-
bar of the Sights ana Location eanuitess
which vas % have made is report 10 "a
commission today Chairman Samuel =
freneh, Of the commasion nsstponed ths
meeting whsR he Wa potiass of tie dsath.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-01
SPIES ON sPooNERs CAUGHT
Two Young Men Fined for Watching
Park Lovers

With the conviction this morning In the
3sth street ana Lancaster avenue polles
station before Magistrate Stevenson M
AlhsFt Gibbons, 80 years old OF sssa Aspsa
street and Albert Dickson, s3 years old' ~
ss5b Olive street, the captured sples On
park spe0ners now number i've.
Gibbons and Dickson were arrested abon,
II o'eloek last night 1t Sweet Rrier HilI
Ter after Z long chase. The park naIlcs
men asserted that they saw the two n,sn
hiding IN bushes behind couple Of sduelsv-
doodlums" and watching the lovers for 10
minutes Gibbons ana Dickson denied ths
aeeasatleE. hge the peFk policemen Insisted
thai they had also spled upon Two o. fbrr@
other couples previously. Ths men -,
aAsa $40 and costs. which they did net -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-01
WILL TOUR ORIENT

Miss Florence Mary Loughlin to-
day became the bride of William G.
Stanton, secretary of the Compre-
hensive Plans Committee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-11
StunpS Gill.

9as gallipiel am nereaneenen
Sonntae enbete nit einem Sieg bes
bieiieen Seams; bas &eiultat mar
16 geeen IA, 5usuniten bon Stonp
Sill.
4nbreas Sdinbler lit ieet Der Be-
iiser zines Scrb @utos.
Die 8alii6reiner iino iest bel Der
Irbeit OH benz bieiigeu, rte,ien Sduls
gebGitbe.
4rnolb Seinlein bot am letten
Samstag, fir Die Gliftp Sarmer
8eiaen georoiden.
8. @rannenlan1t uno @ottin iuilr.
Den om 80. Suli burd Die anfunft
zines fleinen Sobnes erfrelit.
S. 8. aariteot bat ioebet feline MO-
berne Civilization p~ollenoet; oieielbe
lit nit elmer n8pmier Pluto .MoB
8linpe" perieber1, ipel6e bas @aiolin
aus einenl unterirbiiden 9eb1lter in
Die autos pumpt.
Im lesten Spnntng ytodulittog
faro bier, alif 8ln. Sabls Glab, Elm
Invertebrates Spiel 5lpiihen bem bieii-
gen unb oenl Seom bon &obl Gitp
ltatt. 0as Reililtat mar I gegen 6,
5iigllniten bon Stonp Sill.
4lle Serbrau6er bon Del fonne,l
iett BEL s. 8. Stoltes neller Sill.
itotipn Die bette Gltolitdt @aiolin er.
balten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-11
gerser

Com. 8raeber bon 8aibineton
mar an Somstoe bier bel Srernoen
gum 8eiud.
<oolpb 8oeger bon Salisburp,
@eo. befanO iid Sreitag uno Cams.
tag bier als @alt Der Samilie Senrp
Stoeppelmann.
Die folgenoen unierer 9iirger ipo.
rem leste ISOLDE in ct. 2ouis nm Der
Iusltellrng unb 9emonItration Der
Grafttnaidinen (Sractors) ~beiSupob.
men: Otto Sdmiot, San @. Saio,
Geo. Babe, Sobn 6. Stod uno sSobn
Spedbals.
Ilfreo Babe mobnt iebt bier i'm
Suit. Sacquin @ebGlloe.
9as Sonntagidnl . Bifnif Der
epangl. @emeinoe finbet am nGdIten
Wittmod, ben t6. giieuft itatt, St
meldem GIle eingelaoen iinb.
Gin San5bergniigen fano am
Somstag in &isling's Salle itatt,
oas frog Ser Site redt gut beiidt
mar.
&. 9lirner erbielt am Sreitag cine
G%arlaoltng 4tlas Cement.
Sroll $. Sbilipp uno &inber be.
iu6en gegentpGrtig lire Gneeboriecn
in ct. 2ouis.
Srall eugene ublenbrof bon ct.
2ruis e%rfreute bieic @od)e lire 81
tern, Sp. 5rillmamn unb Satin nit
ibrem geillh.
.. 6. Marotte rno Samilie iino
oieIer Gage mad &aibington ilberr
iiebelt.
Sri. Slorence Spredelmeper bon
ct. 2ouis neilt icit einigen Sagen
bier 5l 9elild bel ibrer Welltter.
90. SO. 9uuer bon ct. 2oris weilt
eegenmGrtig bier als @ait Der ga.
milie 0an Saio.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-11
Summer.@ etranf.
Cine Mense Kiblen, reinen 8aiiers
lit in Der beiken Sabresseit
seinnSbeitsf6rbernb.

@aiier miro getpDbnIid nidt als
3abrltngsmitteI erabtet. Sebph,
nab Or. 90. g.. &apenel bonn 9e.
| partement Der borbe1tgenben Mebi5in
in Der llnineriitat bon Miiiouri 5ii
Columbia, ipielt es einen eroBen
Sbeil in itnierer 2ebenspeiie unb 1T
notbiperoig fir ben &orper. 9ie Sc.
idmeioiefeit rnb Die 8~iegiamfeit Der
Musfeln, &norpeln ,ino &no6en
iino gum eroBen Sbeil Dem 8aiier
ou5uidreiben Die iie entbalten.
Die Wenge bes 8aiiers, Die elm
eeiunber Mann in ieben % Stunoen
bebarf. beitebt in 31a uno Az 8ints,
5uiGtlid beiien, bas mir in nnferer
feIten Nabrlng nebmen, 10 bob Die
@eiammtmenge etna 5 bis 519
8ints tGelid betragt. SIM Counter
mlb bieie Ienge erbobt neroen.
Sebern,ann iollte in Der beiBen Sab.
resaeit cine Menee fiibles, aber nidt
alt foltes @aiier trinfen.
@oiier crbobt Die @rnGbrung, unb
folgeri6tig, miro @aiiertrinfen @i-
men felt MAIDEN. @s beItebt fem Gin
monb, 8ajier in GROCER @enge bel
@oblSeiten al trinfen, poraisgeiett,
bob Die 8erion normal lit. 8oiier
iolltc ieoo6 nidt 5miiden tbeilipeiie
aerfaliter 9abrr,le eetrunfen perben,
Inn bieIe binunter gu ipiilen, ba IN
bieier 8eile elm ltebereiien erfolgt,
ebe Die Berion es neiB.
Ser @ebrdlid bon loeenanntem
meoiainiiden @aiier fam in Der 8e.
gel nidt befiirportet nerben, nenig.
items nidt fir ieinen meoi5iniiden
@ertb. Die quite @irfung, Die IN Der
@ebrbeit bon SGllen erlangt miro, lit
Der Menge oes c%oniumirten 8aiiers
5lauitreiben mo nidt Dem perrnit,
tbeten mcoiainiiden Snbalt. aoblen.
ioures @aiier, nit Sprltps gemiidt,
loldes, ipie bel Spbapaiier . Son-
t1ncn perfauft, lit einlpanbfrei, merln
in m1biger Wenge genoiien, irno
ne,n Die 0Sloporing -@rtrofte aus
gr1tem Bacterial beiteben. Sas Grin.
fen bon at pielem Sooawaiier er,
5eltgt 5ettigfeit uno oftmals berltr-
iaht es llnper0aulihfeit.
&iibles @aiicr fam in ben Cont
thermometer bon Serionen jeoen Al-
tcrs obne Sdaben getrunfet perben.
8eionbers iollten Miltter ii6 erin.
nerrt, oaB Babies uno iunge &inber
oil 9urlt leioen geraoe mie grpad.
iene, unb iie iollten reidli6 nit
fiiblell reinen @aiier perieben per-
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-11
9as bemofratiide @otnm in 8asepn.
abe Gunntb.

9as totaIe oemofratii1e 9otirm in
@aseonabe Gourttp betrii9 223 Stim-
men. Geo. S. Mibblefamp, &anbi.
bat fir bas Imt oes Staats. S6as.
meilters, erbielt iebe oemofratiide
Gimme I'M County. Champ Glarf.
8anbibat fir ben 4ongress, erbielt
PIT Stimmen. 9ie @abl fir @ou-
perneilr fiel auf @aroner, init
&oa6 als Dem Id6itboditen. Damn
foleten grossbp, fir @i5e @ouper.
nerr; SuIlipan, fir Staats Sefre.
tar; @oroon, fir auoitor, unb Do
big fir Staats : @nipalt.
Sn Sermann fielen 36 bemofra.
tiihe Stimmerl, bon mel6en glarf 33
erbielt. sSn Spensbille fiel Die bod
ite @naabl bemofratiider Stimmen,
nGmlid 50 StimnerL iGmmtlid fir
Glarf unb Iibblefamp.
0os 9emofratiide 8otum Der
anberen Stimmpldse pertbeilte iid
ipie foIet: 2ittle Berger. 2; @aebler,
5; @asconaoe, s; Ntorriion, IL;
&i6lanb, 3; Sloenbiirg, 5; Ban, Z;
Mtt. Sterling, A; 8oeuf Scr. /. s.;
8oeuf Scr. 2. 1; Roiebuo, 6; Sbiro
Greet, 8; glanb, t9: Canaan, II;
&eb BIRD. 80; uno Saploe Sdlil.
balis, Z.
Die 8eri6te aeigen bob Die Demo.
fraten, in Spenspille, in 9etreff Der
In3abl aln It1rflten, 1tno in 8oellf
0r. 2. am i6m1dIten iino.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-11
Clipper SbaI nnb limsebnns.

SEQ. 8eber, Der Gbeprolet agent,
befano iid borise ISOLDE, geidaftss
balber, it Ct. 2onis.
Ser neitlihe Ball, in Strides
@rope, melber bon 8eber uno Seiie
geeeben murbe, mar re6t 5ablreid)
belndt.
Serbert, bas Sobnden bon Sltgo
aubllnonit uno Satin mar filr5lif)
ernItli6 franz, befinbet it'd aber nun
auf Der 9eiierung.
SSym Seim bon 8m. &ublmann
batten ii6 am bergangenen Sonnta9
folgenoe @Gite eineefunben: 2olis
@aertner, Senrp 9ranot, 8m. Stride,
Sobn 9aitr llno beren Samilien; 10.
ipie ferner S%erntonn &oerii6 nnh
@attin, bon ct. 2oiiis.
Sobn 9our bate am Woitta9
mebrere @eipanne rno Mrbeiter beim
&iesfabren, fir 6ie StroBe.
Wargaretba, Dos iiingite So6tcr'
diem bon 8m. Stride uno @attit,
mar borige ISOLDE franf, bot lid lett
Der aber mie6er erbolt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-11
Gutter &atb.
(@eo. 50. 3inbtfaoe.)

(@eo. %. 3inbtfaoe.)
User peridafft ms linier &edt,
8enn mir aud pie Sdtiere fifen?
8ilipn9 So, ba fennidt en- i6ledt,
Ser tbut boditens Soften fdiden.
Banning? Sea, i6 b6tte baB
8as geiagt, benn bieier Sitter
Bon Der traurigen @ei1taIt
Siat Der einidte 2eidenbitter.
Gins MIR gibts, INN 9lbion
&lein gu friegen, Surge fiebidte:
Sbit Die Serbs in 8aibington
Selbitidt nal nff Die idtpar5e 2ii6te
S6meiBt ie raiiS nit God Gn6 8od,
8dblt jest mel e BrGiioenten,
$50 3u oieiem 9ritenpad
Sblt, ipie @romer glepelan6 tenben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-11
8arnm SOmmerbniten bnlSen?

IS lit nidt notbmenoig, einen Der.
itopften aopf unb cine naliernoe
Safe gu baben. @iiBt gnd ia foIt
Den Gopf abbuiten. &lles, mas SIR
notbia babt, lit Or. 8eG's gine Gar
unb SONG. Der beidnftieenbe Sol.
lam offnet Die beritopften 2uftadnge
iirlo IN fiir5er Belt iperoet SIR 2in0e.
rltna beripiiren rno oann .artf gutter
@eneluns iein. Der &,,sfluB aus Ser
gale bort auf, Sbr braudt ueniaer
gu biilten nro SIR fiiblt, 6ab Ssbr bei.
Ter tperoet. $olt cine Slalde uno ae.
brandt's nod &ntpeiiung. Sebt, mas
Sbr iibrig bebaltet, ouf eeeen Suiten
uno grfdlhing.--abb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-11

--Das Danger 8rmierei : gi9en.
tbnm, beltebenb aus Der 9ralerei,
benz @obnbaiis llnb Der Waidinerie,
tp,iroe ON Icsten Samlstag, ifnloen.
bolber, an Die Serrnapn Sopings
8anf perfauft. 90 meter fem &dil.
fer erIdienen mar, piiroe Dos @igen-
tbltnt, peIbes onf $4,000 geiddti
miro, Der @onf fir $1,000 5uscidIa-
gen. Die 8anf balt cine Sppotbef
auf oas gigentbnm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-11
Sonntassidnlfunbention

Die Sonntagidulfonbention bon
goeuf Gopnibip, @asconabe Gountb
finoet itott ben Is. Iiteuit nadymit-
tags 2 llbr in Der epangel. Stride at
Stonpbin, Mo. Ille 5rel,nbe Der
Sonntagiduliade iinb hermit ber5-
lid at bieier &onDention eingelaoen.
IngnIt GnDn 8aItor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-11
a&tnns Sermanuer.

Sbr ieio biermit orinsenb
eriudt @ud am Samstas (mor.
gem on Der &omiiden aarnipaI
Boraoe gu betbeiligen Ser
Seit5ug miro iid 3miiden mittag
nno 1 nbr, nadmittae. bel Der
StaOtballe formieren. &leioet
@nd irgenomie fomiid rno
idlieBt gud benz 8uee an.
9as& pmite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-11

2onbon, 8. Iug. Der irtIAe
8olfstriblln &oger gaiement nltroe
wegen, 2anoesperratbs itnb anitif.
tlrne gum Mi1frubr belte Woreen 8
ltbr IN Dem Sole bes Seton . 8es
f1ngniiIeS ourd Den Strortg bonn Sc.
ben Sun Sobe beforbert. ST Itarb
gefoBt nnter Dem 3uiprn6 bes fatbo.
liiden Yrieiters Sames Wcgorroll.
grs oieier Iadridt ipuroe aith be.
fannt, Dob Gaiement crit in ieinen
lesten 2ebenslturtben gum fatbolis
lden @laliben iibergetreten NOR.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-11

Otto @berIin befanb iid Conn.
tag at fitraem 8eiltb IN Gbamois.
-Sarrp &liebieer mar Sonntag
beiu6sneiie in @aibington.
-Sris gifermort unb IuguIt
Soblmam bon Sotsbam paren am
Iitttpo6 bier in @eibdften.
Sui. @ebbort ltno Satin bon
8oibington paren lesten Samstag
uno Sonntas bier gum Seiud Der
5amilie Sranf Soffmam.
-&idter 81. q. @re,ler besab ii6
Ieste ISOLDE nod ct. Sames Inn iei-
men Sater 5u beiuden, Der, pie uns
beridtet miro, ernltlid erfronft lit.
Sol. {. 9abis, iriiber BON Ser
ger, lpilrbe bon Sranf Weglllilter IN
DER 8e~lperbung UNI Die oentofratii6e
Termination fir Staats Intpalt,
(attornep @eneral) eeialagen.
-Sor Rapor Silent bate lesten
Samstag Der ilinge Irmin Seping
iid pe9en sl idneIlem autofabren
All pernnt,pprten, Senina berapbte
81 neblt Soften.
-Gbriit. @berlin & Con baben
abermals Elm Marnell Iilto an
8unoerIid & Si6t b%erfauft, 10 Dab
biele Sirma jest brei bieIer g(utos in
ibrem 2iberp . @ei6Gft i'm 0ienit
hot. s.
-9lu6 bel @oibington brobt Der
Wtiiiolri Den 2anbungsplos 81 Der.
ioroen, % ii9 BORT, Gbnli6 mie Dor
ltnierer Stabt, cine an5obl Sano-
b1nfe gebilbet baben, melde Die Sabr.
ten Der goote g~efdbroen unb ielbit
Dem fleinen SGbrboot binberlih
peroen.
SRI. Suianno 2eiho6 bat lid
porlge ISOLDE nod Subepenbence,
Mc., begeber, I'M lire Sanb in einem
6ortiaen Sanitarium ~bebanbeln al
loiien. SRI. 2eiba6's Sanb wurbe
filr5li6 bel Der Irbeit IN Der bieii.
gen &aiderei idmer berlest lrnb Der
Tor infolge belieh mebrere Singer.
Der oiesjGbrige &arnipol bon
Serntann lit beOellteno pollIt6nbieer
un0 better %porbereitet oils ipie Der
lebtiabrige. Cine nicl grobere an.
5abl bon Sdal,bitoen lit porbonben
uno Die idmmtli6en attraftionen
iino erItsfloiiig; Serr 9eters, bon
Der Seters anutIement 60, bat Die
2eittng iibernomruen uno Dies lit Ell.
ne @orantie OaB es nidt an Inter.
boltlng feblt. Ma6t eu6 Oabei
oieie lesten beioen Gage bes 9arni
balls alnube; cine iolde @elegenbei
fonmt nidt ollie Gage.