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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-11
-&i6arb Odsner febrte am Nitt'
mod bon 8anias Gitp 5,triid.

7TtdlQrD SUslleE ItDrIe uHl Utii'
mod bon 8anias Gitp 5uriid.
-Sermann miro iid iebr %freiierl,
eld ale ndbrenb bes &arnipals bier
al begriiben.
-@m. apel unb @aitin, Don
gbamois, befinoen iid Gif geind bel
bieiiaen gerpanoten uub Srennoen.
: @enn SIR fir guer @elo Den
beIten &affee gu baben Wiinidt, oartIt
aebt su Sobn S. Selmers.
SRI. Sulia, &orma nnb gOitb
Sdmiot, bon ct. 2ouis, iinb seeet'
matie bie @Gite ibrer Sante, Srail
aate 8eniel.
-Sermann gIumer, bon Berger,
mobnte bier am bereangenen CONT
tag Der 8eriammlung oes Sdipei5er'
pereins SeInetia bel.
-8rof. g. 6. zimmerman fam
letter Sreitag bon Columbia, No.
bierber Inn etli6e Gage bier bel
Sreanoen uno 9efannten 81 per'
meilen.
-5rit Gifernlam BON VI. B reilte
Iesten Sreitag mad ct. 2ouis INN ei-
ner bort m%obnbaiten Sodter ipfpie
anberen Serpanptcn einen geiltd OBJ
suitatten.
-5rau Otto &ismann urb &in'
Der, bon ct. CHARLES. Ro., trafen am
Sonntag bier Elm, auf geiud) bel ibs
rem @erpanbten, Srnnf 9ruens uno
aIb. @eefs. iomie beren 6amilien.
on Der Sirit Greet.
-@Gbrenb bes aarnipal: Die
@uto +. 8arabe fano an Rittuoh
itatt; Die Sormer unb Sanbnerfer
8arabe anl 9onnerstag; offentli6e
&nipraden finben bette, unb Die
fomiide Garabe miro morgenL Inn
/ llbr, nadmittaes, itattfinben,
SRI. Sbo sf,reimann lit am
9ienstae bon Cape 6iraroear, @to.,
surildgefebrt, mo lie ben Sommer-
&urius beitht botte. @ie SRI.
Sdreimnnn iogte, bot Die crtreme
Site sieies Sonun,crs bas Stuoium
iebr ,i,1dnecnt6ht Gc.taaddjitt.
-Illgult 9rinfnlnmn, Sitipclier,
erbielt lcstcn Sonntag Die betrilbenoe
&unbe bon bem am Ielben Gage in
Iuguita, $40. erfolgten Eobe ieines
@aters. , Serr 8rinfmann urb so.
Mile reiIten Nadmittu9s nad glt.
grita INN Ser geerbigu1g beisumob.
nen.
Syn Der r~cQctn1Bigen &eriamm-
ling oeS SduIratbs, am porigen
Sreitas 4beno, murbe beidloiicn nit
Dem beobiidtietcn gou oes Grbge.
idplles 5u parten, bis nadItes Sritb.
iabr neil es nidt m6gli6 lit Die ar.
belt biz gum 9egirn Der Shule, inn
Geptember, 81 bollenoen.
-0ie epnngelii6e 9etbanien ; Sc.
meinbe Su 9ig Berger, @o., labet
elm 81 ibrem Riiiionsfeit, ipeIfes am
@itttpod, Dem 90. @usuit 10 @oti
mill, e~efeiert meroen ioll. anfane
Der @ottesoienite Inn 10 llbr NOR,
gems rnb 2 llbr nadmittogs.
O. u. Sdult, Ialtor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-11

@berlin & 8obs liefern Sis in
allen Auantit1ten in allen Ebeilen
Ser Staot ob. Mau t%elepbonire Scr.
1853.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-11

-@enn Sbr mietben f%aufen, per-
failfen ober tnufden mollt, Dann
bringt es I'M 8olfsblatt our @n5eiee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18
KALEY CIVIC CLUB
NAMES PRESIDENT
Leighton WalIing Chosen New
Head-PIanS Are Made
For Winter.

At a meeting of the Haley Civic
club Tuesday evening, Leighton
Walling was elected president.
Other officers of the club were
elected early last spring. Following
the election Of the president, F. b.
Barnes recreational director. deliv-
cred a speech concerning recreation
al work followed by a discussion Of
plans for the coming winter. A pro-
gram committee consisting of Lloyd
Joles. Inez Boyer, and Emma Ere
hart was appointed.
Arrangements are being made by
the civic clubs TO keep the school
building open at least five nights
in the week Monday nights are set
aside as ladies' nights. while We'd
nesday and Thursday nights are re-
served for the men. First and third
Tuesdays Of every month Will be de-
voted to regular civic club meetings
and second and fourth Tuesdays to
special programs.
Boys athletics at the Haley school
will start Friday evening when a
picked team from the school and
one from Notre Dame Will meet
i'm a game Of indoor baseball. A club
for boys under the age of 16 years
90 he called the Indiana club, will
be formed at the Haley school Fri
day evening at 7:15 o'clock. Speech
es Will be made by Coach Harper OF
%otre Dame and Assistant Coach
Knute Bockne.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18
COUNCIL HOLDS
SHORT SESSION
TranSaCtS Business in Four
Minutes, While Committee
Finishes in Three.

4 new record for expediency is
the transaction Of the city's business
was set last nigny when a common
council meeting was neld i'm four
minutes ana a meeting of the com
mittee OF the whole IN scarcely three
minutes. Between the time OF the
reading of the special call of the
mayor for a meeting OF the common
council and the move FOR adjourn
ment OF the meeting of the commit
tee of the whole eight minutes
elapsed. The extra minute was
wasted in a recess while Mayor Kei-
Ter, explained 10 the then committee
Of the whole the need Of the building
department for $500.
Councilman Hagey moved 70 adopt
the favorable report Of the commit
tee Of the whole 20 grant a rebate of
$4,000 10 the owners of the Strand
theater, who ceased 70 use their Ii
cense in September. The comp
troller was ordered 70 pay the rebate
which was reported 20 the last meet
ing of the committee as correct. The
favorable report of the committee
to increase the salary of the assist
ant building commissioner to SIPS
per month passed its third reading,
following the motion of Councilman
Hagey to suspend the rules and pass
the ordinance 10 it's third reading.
At the roll call the measure passed
with the unanimous consent of the
council.
Approve Controllers Report.
The monthly report Of the city
controller was read 10 the council
and received approval The report
showed that the largest amount of
money collected during the month of
Septem Der was from contractors inn
provement assessments amounting
to a total of S39,137.21. The total
collections amounted 20 $63,364.92
and the disbursements 10 $59.12S.73.
The total cash on hand at the end
Of the month amounted 10 $224.25O.-
10 as against the s22O,O14.57 which
was on hand the first day OF the
month.
An ordinance providing for the
appropriation of 81 500 TO the build
ing department, TO take care of the
incidental expenses for the remain
der of the year was referred on the
motion of Councilman Hagey to the
committee of the whole. The meet
ing adjourned four minutes after it
had been cOnVoked.
At the committee of the whole
meeting, Mayor Keller explained
that when the special building de-
partment was organized fund of
$4,000 was provided for current eX-
penses. At the time il was thought
unlikely that this fund would last
the entire year At present the fund
is running low and the officials Of
the department estimate that il will
require 81, 500 TO carry them through
10 the end Of the year. The meeting
adjourned three minutes after it had
been called 10 order.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18
To Make Your Hair
Look Naturally Curly

ing il out. apply a little liquid silmerine
with a clean tooth brush and then roll
the h1tr i'm curriers'. This produces Il
beautiful curlS and waves as you could
wish for. perfectly natural i'm appearance,
and they viii last a long time. The full
effect lis secured within three hours
though some prefer 20 keep the hair done
uT over night
4 few ounces or liquid silmeriue -
which can OF course be had AT any drug
Store-will last for weeks. so IL s quite
economical 70 use Tt $3.50 serves as an
excellent dressing giving the hair a de-
lightful gloss. When the hair is combed
out il viii be as fluffy as though it had
Just been shampOOed.-Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18
AUTEN w. R. c. MEETS

Auten w. r. g. No. IA. held its
regular session Tuesday evening, in
the old court house. One applica-
ton for membership was balloted
upon and arrangements made for
a chicken pie supper, oct. 2S. After
the business session a birthday sur
prise was given for Mrs. Cinda
Heck, one Of the members. who will
celebrate her 18th birthday. Oct.
% Mrs Heck left last evening for
Michigan where she Will spend the
winter At the close of the evening.
light refreshments were served.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18

To relieve consupation-clean out
the bowels. tone and strengthen the
d digestive organs HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tee Is most thOrO
cleansing. purlfy:Gs laxative-with-
out fail Try II. your money back II
IL doesn't do 1T"
PU8LIC DRUG STORE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18
ENTERTAIN AUTO MEN

nany OF this city
entertained with a luncheon for the
dealers Tuesday at 1880 in the pink
room Of the oliver hotel. There
were places for Is dealers. and The
luncheon was in the nature OF a get
together meeing The guests were
entertained with music by the Mes
sick orchestra. and the party left the
city in IA machines.
Last evening the local distribut-
ors were hosts at a supper at Fritz
cafe for the service department
force. There were covers for IS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18
FIND FIREMAN GUILTY

John Williams. a fireman of Hose
co. No. 8. was found guilty OF alb
senting himself from duty without
permission by the board of safety
Tuesday afternoon. As a punish
ment he will lose his pay from noon
of oct. 4, at which time the offense
occurred. until Tuesday night, when
he is reinstated.s Capt. StOney filed
the complaint against the man, who
claimed that ne was sick but forgot
10 notify the officials OF the company
that ne would be absent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18
TYPOGRAPHICAL ERROR
GIVES WRONG MEANING

A typographical error in the re-
port of the case in city court against
Mrs. Alice Obier gave the impress
sion that charges of Obscenity had
been lodged against Mrs. Anna
Roessler. This was not the case, the
fact being that the charges against
Mrs. Obier were made on complaint
fled in behalf of Mrs. Roessler. The
News-Times takes this occasion to
correct the erroneous impression
given in the first report.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18
TAKE IN REAL CHIEF

The Redmen held a regular meet
ing Tuesday evening and three new
members, including Chief silver Of
the Sioux Indians. who have been i'm
the city since the centennial celebra-
ton. were admitted 20 the lodge.
Several local Redmen are in attend
ance AT the national council now in
session in indianapolis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18
BIRD Clue NLEITS.

a meeting OF the newly organized
South Bend Bird club was held III
room 10 OF the high school building
Tuesday evening. Plans FOR the
coming winter were discussed The
president. Mrs. W r. Miller. presid-
ed over the meeting. The next meet
ing VIII be held at the high school
Tuesday evening Oct %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18
WILL BUILD SIDEWALK

J. Q. Ames, general secretary of
the Y. NJ. G. 4. and c. a. Cooper.
boys work director Will don the
overalls and WELD the trowel at the
local association camp at Corey
Mich. this week. The two men are
going 10 construct cement side
walk at the camp. and may perhaps
take the role of carpenters If the
weather permits. They viii leave
Thursday morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18
ADMIT NEW MEMBERS.

At meeting at the high school
Yesterday afternoon several new
members were admitted 10 the
drama club The initiation consist
ed Of pantomimes by each of the
new mem 1erS.
Plans for the staging Of a play in
the high school auditorium in the
near future were discussed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18
GIVE FAIR HEAD WATCH
Eugene III. Miller Presented With
Token for Services.

Members of the board of direc-
tors and other workers Of the In
ter-State Fair association Tuesday
afternoon presented Eugene II. Mil
Ter with a gold watch in apprecia-
ton OF his services as president of
the fair association. A short meet
ing of The directors was held.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18
Wonnen's Silk
Undergarnlents

Union Suits of silk and wool
short or long sleeves, high
and low neck, ankle length, at
$3.50 to $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN

ting the orders OF the court into ef-
feet was urged by Hanly, who said
that the time when two or three or
q small number or men could plunge
nations into war had passed
a non-partisan tariff commission.
and a trade reciprocity with other
nations similar 10 that advocated
by Blaine and Mckinley. was de-
clared for. as was the conservation
of national resources. especially the
conservation Of women and children
from the ravages OF the liquor traffic
An eight-hour day for labor. not
only for a few bat for ALL. was the
ointment voiced by Hanly. who said
that the present law would not suf-
flee because it was welded in order
70 force a certain issue.
Ia Mr. Stewards talk. which fol-
lowed that OF the former governor Of
Indiana. be told OF the itinerary Of
the HarIy special train and of some
OF the results IL had accomplished.
Hickman and smith gave only short
addresses following the talk Of
Stewart
Landrith's Wit is Keen.
Ira Laudrith. candidate for vice
president. closed the speaking pro-
eram Of the evening Landrith is
one OF the best political speakers
who has appeared in South Bend
during the campaign He is witty
and turns his wit into keen points
for his arguments I'm favor of prohi-
bition After he had talked for
some time along the same line as
Hanly he closed his address by q
spirited plea for the stamping ont
OF the liquor traffic and voiced the
opinion that the United states would
De entirely free OF the traffic within
eight years.
William Maurer, county chairman
OF the prohibition party, presided.
Announcement was made OF the
visit of the prohibition Flyer" in
South Besd. oct 90. at 7:30 p. m.
Dr. Albert Stanley, candidate for
lieutenant governor and J. NJ. jolly,
of south Bend candidate for state
senator. viii be the speakers on the
special.
a delegation Of 100 was present
from Nappanee while a representa-
ton of 40 was sent 10 the meeting
by Wakarusa prohibitionists
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18
Human Hair
Switches

New fall stock just arrived
the we'll known Queen
Quality Human Hair Switches
Read the following attract
i've prices.
D in. 3-Strand Switch. .98c
"a in. 3-Strand Switch $1.49
% in. 3-Strand Switch $1.SS
% in. 3-Strand Switch $2.9S
"a in. 3-Strand Grey Switch
for ........ $2.9S
These switches are made
under the most sanitary condi-
tons from human hair. We
can match any shade desired.
Toilet Dept.-Main Floor
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-03
front ii6er oGes.

Man f9risb Dor tur3em Der .R0ls
nii6en 3eitunsA: Sn go. 767 brins
gen Sic cine beitere Shiloeruna bea
fran5Dffdtn apoilu auf llrlaub.@ Sd
fam, mas ben S9lub oes urlaubes
b@etrifft, nit einem beutI9en @eaenftiid
aufpnrten. Gin 5alptmann Ser mes
ierbe, Der felt Quguft borigen Ssabrea
mObil TT, bate einen sebntdsigen ur.
laub. Rod oefen 4blauf uno ols Ell
ipieoer an Der 5rOnt ipar, farieb Ell
mir barber: Die erften brei Bis bier
Gage fparen febr f90n. Man freuts
f9 oes @ieberTebens nit Der sgamilit
uno ben Srsunoen. Damn battle man
5ipei Bis brei Gage olerlei @ef6Gftlis
Dies an befor9en. Die lebten Sage
ging man berum unb fpubte ni9t redf,
mas man dnfdngen iDute. syrob mar
ID. als id enolid fpitosr ouf oer
Giisnbobn fab, uno b6dft sufrieoen
bin i1, boB i9 isbt ipisber bier nnt
ipisbtr tn mtiner Drbnung Bin
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-03
Gt6rudte 8riefe.
eSie Ole ruiFi6eu 4uaIpbabetea fars
reipnuoteren.

aufiii4e Jelopoftbriefe fir Die
InolPhabeten ftn6 I'M Gei4e BEG 3d>
rem ni9ts l1ngep06nlt9es. Sic fpers
ben Ben 5pfOaten, bic ni9t 19retben
t0nnen. berfauft. 9ie Splbaten LOFT
Zen Damn Bpm einem bes G9reibens
&unoigen Die nnterf6rift uno genolie
Mbre1e bes Nbfenoers bin5uieBen uflo
Ser 8rief 9ebt in Die 5etmut, po bic
2ieben, Die au9 ni9t lefen fDnnen,
Ii9 BON gopen ben in 99retbI9rift
ge0rudten 8rief porleIen lafen. Gin
Iplder 8rief ltegt unS Dor. Gin
grauiiges S6lddtbtlb aiert tbn. linz
terfdrift: Groberurg elmer feinblihen
5obne. DIN II. Muguit In Der
S6la6t Bel Sirifiona nurbe cine
SABINE bes -. S9ibenreetments erz
pbert. Meiter lautet Der Sert:
Meine teuren gertponoten unb Bes
fannten! Sd fenbe gu9 aus ber
5teIung neue Nubrt6t unb fdretbe
@u9 bon meinem 2eben unb Sretben.
Wir hatten einen betBen &f NIT
ben 9eutf9en, uno Soft Der 9err bot
uns einen eroben Sies sef9entt.
1no nun ipirb Der 8rieff9reiber
pOetif9:
90 eelaufen Iinb Die DeutIdsn,
DaB mir nllr Die 9aden 5oben,
8, mir baben tie berbalen,
@eil iie Mari9au nebmen ippGter.
M6sen fies piffen,
Mit mem fie angefansen baben!
Mir fiBen iebt in Den GrGben unb
beoba6ten bic Deutf9en.
Mie Der Deutf9e piitenb blidt!
Siebt er erif unfere Goloaten,
3tttsrt er tpie G~spenlaub!
Sd benfe an gud ale, meme
5reunoe unb tpiinfde, Sud fpiebersus
feben. 0ergebt aud Sbr mid nint
uno f9idt mir einmal No9ri9t bor
gud. 8etet gu @ott, nnIerm 6errn,
Dob Id sefunb nod 9aufe fomnle.
Mber Die Deutf6en mDge CT breimal
ins unsliid ftiiraen! - @faubt mir,
meme teuren @ermanoten, bnB Der
Sag unferes Mieberfebens nabe lit.
Damn nerbe ih gu9 bel er3dblen
fOnnen, pie
Die Deutl9en bier unb bort
unfere Sungens angriffen!
0o6 mir ftanoen TAPER
Sir unfere aere9te So6e!
Sir infer Miitteraen GuBlanb.
Waat @nd I'm MIDI feline @orge,
8alb fDntsat pieoer frobe s3eit ulas,
@rdmt gu9 Drum ni6t, liebe 5reunoe,
gis id nit Dem @eorg = bein1fomme.
~ Dem 81. @eorgssSr
8is oabin auf Mieoerfeben! SER
tief perneige ih mid 9riiBenb) Dor
Glen teuren 8erfpanoten unb 8efannz
ten. Mer iiber meinen 8rtef lia freut,
Der m0ge mir cine Qntiport fenoen.
Sd perbleibe guer Sud liebenber
Qlnterf6rifD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-03
gsie man Grfa[tnnaen fnriert.
(edIuB foTgt.)

@aeioet rdIehtes @etter ltno 3llo-
laft. SIT ridtig. Nebmt 9r. Sings
Nep Discovery, Sic beItebt aus
'4ine.Ear. beileuoem galiam ult.
miIoen abfiibrmitteln. 3aS MittcI
t9tet uno entfernt Die Seine, beIdnf.
tigt Den ~ent5iin0eten Sails nno &c.
freit bon aIler ent5iinoung Der
Shleimbdute. gs mar lett iiber as
Sabren oos bette 0eittel uno cine ga.
rantie fir 3ufrieoenfteIuns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-03
anS YetrDgra0.
9ie 6aaptitaht an Der gieua nidt
langer inrglGs.

Dor fur3er Set no9 eaft Die gaepa=
Reiioena als ote forglofeite 9tabt oes
ruiIii9en Rei6es in Der ariegs3sit,
Die meiIten Sbeater unb ale Sinssls
tongef erfreuten fi6 zines ftarfen Dea
iu9es unb = Die 9auptfabt amiiiierte
I9l Rnr ab uno gu fpurbe Die @es
ienf6aft bon einem NerbenF9auer ers
griffen, ser ieopd su9 feline srobe
8eunrubisung ouslDite, neil man fid
faet: Die ct. petersburser ftnb ims
iner bniterif9!4 aaum mar jeoo9 Die
8erta9une Der Rei9souma CUR Dffents
lt9en aenntnis selongt, 70 tpanoelte
fh Die Stimmune, tpie mir aus ben
rufffhen preHeitimmer erfeben, CANA
o~uffaqenb, ungea1tet Der grunb1dbs
liden aonfltfte atptfaen Dem parlas
mert unb Der Reeierung tparen ole
bod bon Der 3uberfidt burdbrunsen.
BOB Die @timmen bes 9plfes gu Sc
hDr eelaneen uno fdmtlide DringliG
fettsfragen oumdbli9 ether QDfuna
ndber fommen fperben. Na1bem Der
9aurtfde palait dber Der 8erDbune
preisge9eben TT, fteben ale &retie obne
nnter59ieo tdelid Dor elmer Metbe bars
ger 0ragen. Mie fam Die Eeuerutla
befdmpft, Der 9ransport bef9ieunigi
perben2 Mer pirb fi9 jebt ernitlid
I'm etne raf6e 8ef9affung bon
ariegsmatertal fiimmern2 Wer nirh
fir oie Itaatspirtf9aftlide Rpntrpns
iprgen, ouf beren Manael Die Thpes
rem Nieberlagen auriideefibrt fpers
benz
Cine Der brennenbffen Hraoen in
ober bor oIem bic. mas aug Ben uaz
aliidfiden sliihtlinaen fperoen fou.
SSbr Ghidfal. 6og hikt oos Ghids
iai bon 10000 900 Msniden, TT p
beiammernsfpert. bab bic wbdntaiit
fid ale oomit perbunoenen MSte unn
6hreden oorniht ousmalen fam. unf
nod qebtn biefe Dpfer bes Rrieqea
nod hdrteren prifunqer entaeoert nit.
benz bereits sintreferben Winter!
Muberbem fteITen bie sliihtfinoe aud
cine @efahr fir bie on6eren gefpohnsr
bar. Mosfou aum Neifptel ifebi
auaenblidlid unter Dem fnGrfifen
Orrde elmer uebsrfiiuuno burh Nfiidt.
linde ous Rofdn. Garotofp. Qua
NhfhnhsN ofpoprob II. +. 10. Sc oibi
0prt fefne Mphuunoen mehr. fsine
3immer in Sotsls uno Weniionoien,
5elbR sic gabnbofsrdume 5inb befehi
BON Msnfden poer bon @epad. boa
fd Bis aur Dede nuftirrnf. Snt
6f. Wetersburd folen po~rfidfshal6e.
,Wobnunasfarfen" bon i an einoes,
fiibrf lperoen. ober STE Nroris Iehpfe
In mosfau. bah bieie MaBnobmer
audi nidt bel helfen BEL Dem porhan.
benen geffehunosinftem
sine tiefe GnttS1fth,,no rSSt ferne,
Sie ssrooe ana. .@nllen mirffih mi
Meformbldne pieSsr i'm @onb nsrror.
fen21 eg oibf freiiirh zine Gr,nns
bon Qerten' Sic droerIih sic oo1a,
ReiGgbumo hsrmiin{fben ,rna oeroSs T.
pie @rof Miffe ber,fen ser Eel Ser ne
form pom ~ Sftn6er nusrisf. ms,
fonnte oos obnenI mare Ser nsrs
f[udte Sopanfrieo nihf osfommen Il
bate Mubionb nnrn Mbfn7,,t;ann,,s nas
oneg unb pieneiht noh mehr bobsn
fonnen. mas "a bon Ser 9nn5t;t,t;on
ertportet! giefe @r,Ibpe nsrs
fudt fih bomif an frSf4sn Snh Soa
Droaramm bes fDrf5drittiif,sn porIos
menfsblods aud BON Der asoenipSrfis
oen M~eoieruno 0nrhoefiibrf tnsrbsn
Y.,r4a S... r. ~
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Ger rai6e 8ampf perefpist einen
Mann:
Gr fdle sleid, 70 preiIet ibn bas 2ieb.
Qaein Die SrGnen, sic II tenoli9en
Der iiberblieb'nen. Der bertaT'nen
5rau
3dblt feline Na4melt, ulo Der Did
ter fdneigt
Don taufenO Ourdgepa9ten Sag uno
IG9ten,
$40 eine itiue Ssele ben perlor'nen,
Raf9 obgef6ieo'nen Jreunb bergebens
fid
3uridaurufen banst unb fih psrsebrt.
Goetbe.
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HOTEL ALAMO

1926 Nlamo RIasa -biibi9 nt5blierte
RENE 3imrter. 50c. Toe ST. per Sag,
$3.50 ur6 auffpdrts per ISOLDE. 3immer
nit 2 8etten $500 per ISOLDE. MItes
Eelepbon grpdett 658.
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0ols ltnD Mphle.

8ir balten Die bette aeble unb bas
bette BrennboI5. 8robiert uns. OIase
@upb & Gpal So. grodett 6053. @eues
Sci. 1911.
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DR.. c. h. PERRY

@ra0uierter gbiroprncter, entferu!
bic lIrfd6e bon &~rnrfbeiten, obne Mr5nsi
ODER Wfefier. 203 9uerIer @ebGuoe,
224 Weffsgommerce Ctr, Gan Mntonio.
grodett 1898.
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Il EICHTEEN HoTEI

800 Giib-MIamu Ctr. gritfla1iee Sin:@
mer lr0 gefoitigung $1.25 per Sag; SIS
per ISOLDE. 3immer $3.50 per WoGe,
@nb frei. Geisenbe eripiiniht.
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Samell unb Weiliigelfutter.

5reb staffel, 8fs Oft : Commerce
Ctr. 5en, @etrei6e, @nrtenz uilo Selbie<
men, @efliigelfrttter. SrfrDatoren.
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RICYCLES.

g. S. Cigar e Sun, 8icbcle<N eparaz
turen u1o Sipplies; neue urlo g~ebraud6te
picgeIes. PIT gpe. 8.
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FRITZ REUTER-

III Cameron ctr, Mlrtolnobil ; Neparas
turen, SJbncetbIene : Sdtpeibung, Nrz
beiten am Mnfabrts< unb g~nt8iin6unasS
Nppnrat. grodeH 6625.
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horfamit treuer 9iener,
6amuel Bid, MoNor.

Cine semsinf9aftlide SiBl q Der
RaufmannsgiIoe Der Qonboner 9th,
aehalteu am 5reitag z. Snli 1916 Be-
idleB. einiiimmig, .baB bon 6siten
oiefsr Snnuns Dem maridan Iirffen
glli9er uno Der braben preubifden
armee Die berSlidife Dantfasuna sss
bradt iperoe fir Die fhnelIe nnb ipirfs
fame 5ilfs pelde bieislbe am ID.
SunD g~eleiftet boben, urio psl9er bos
erfoI9rei9e Refultat jenes benfpiirbis
gen Cages IN 70 bobem @rdbe bepaus
meFen lit"
0ds mar Dor bunoert Sobren! -.