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The Washington herald., 1917-04-18

have in mind is the correct coIoring
and pattern.
Artistic Treatment OF Furniture-Cov-
ers for the tables, the buffet the bu-
reau or whatever the piece of furni-
ture may be; for wicker and willow
furniture and for slip covers creton-
mes are very suitable.
For Bedroom Deeorations-To carry
out the entire scheme of ahe bed
room from the curtains to the pin
cushion in one pattern Is possible with
efetonnes. We have suitable patterns
for all periods-Adam, William and
Mary, French and others.
For the Smaller Afticles-Such as bed
coverings, candle shades, lamp shades,
couch covers, cushions, sewing
screens, shoe bags, shoe boxes, waste
paper baskets, whisk broom holders,
work boxes and bags, glove boxes and
bags, sewing cases, etc.
Fourth foo-d t.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-18

Cfetohne Window Hangings-M Many ar
tistic effects are possible, each treat
fnent adapted to the particular win
dow. They not only serve to relieve
the baroness Of the architectural fea-
ture, but introduce into the room a
sense of hospitality and home-like
atmosphere. We can offer you count
less suggestions in this direction.
Cretonnes for Window Seats, Etc
Cretonnes are unusually weil adapted
to the handling of the various STYLES
of Window Seats, for covering eiish4
ions, pads, pillows and making the
curtains at the window, carrying out
the complete scheme in complete
harmony. There are many ways in
which the desired effect can be OBJ.
tanned. -
Cretohnes for Doorways and Hang
ings-These are generally shirred or
plated and may be made with OF
without valance; the principal idea to
The Washington herald., 1917-04-18
The ToDn Crier


simon Welt win be the guerk Of
the Ccmmerciaf Club az lunchecnx to-
oay at 1890 o'clock, and Will speak
On the subject -Presidents Have
Known"
The ImmaeuIate social Club Win
hold its sixth dance OF the season this
svening In It's private ballroom.
Elghth and n streets northwsst. for
the benefit Of the sisters school fund.
The Board of EdueatIon viii meet
AZ the Franklin school Building. this
afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
Mrs 1.ser Waller barrett. national
president Of the Florence Crittenten
Homes. Is 4 speak at the Ingram
: evening at S:l5 o'clock.
A dinner wtn be given at the UnI-
yersity Club lis evening by the WASH
ington chapti r Of Mt. ST Mary's Alum
nj Association. in honor OF Right Rev.
Edward P. Allen. D. D.. bishop Of
Mobile.
The regular meeting of the south
Washington Citizens Association viii
be held this evening at 8 o'clock in
the Jefferson school Building.
An IntereOIleriate debate vh be
held between teams OF Lafayetts Coll
lege and Georgetown College at Cas-
ton Hail. Georgetown College, Friday
evening at SIS O'Clock.
The District OF nColumbIa Federation
OF Women's Clubs will meet at the
New Ebbitt at 1880 o'clock 1uesday
evening. April "a The address VIII
be by Raynn ond crIst on ''NaturaIiza-
ton" 81
The April meeting of the North Car
olinz Society or Warrington VIII be
held' at the Powhatan Hotel. Saturday
evening at o'clock.
SUneIe Heraee,S as the Governor OF
Vermont. Horace F. Graham. Is known.
viii be the guest OF honor at a recep-
ton to him and his stan next Monday
evening, by the Vermont State Associa-
tion of the District Of Columbia, at
Rauscher'S
The B1-stontkIy meetIhg OF the
Parent-Teacnsr Association OF the
Grover Cleveland, school, will be held
in the assembly han of the school
next Tuesday at 2;45 D. m
The Kappa AIpha,s OF waaAIngton
viii hold their annual dinner at
Rsuscherss tomorrow evening at s
o'clock. Attendance Is expected of
most OF the $50 members residing in
this city, and many visitors are ex-
pected from Baltimore and nearby
chapters.
The civic section of the Twenfiefh
Century Club. unders the leadership OF
Mrs: Gilbert n. Grosyenor. VIII meet
Thursday morning at IL o'clock In the
lecture room of All Souls Church. Miss
Anna Washington Grafton, Of the board
OF childreT's guardians, will talk on
Personal Experiences"
DR.. simon p. W. Drew, pastes OF the
Cosmopolitan Baptist Church, y street.
Between Ninth and Tenth streets north
west. wiz speak this evening at 8
o'clock at Catholic hall. 1114h Eigh-
teenth street northwest. under the
auspices of the Knight Of Ind ytry.
~Tke Selection of the EmpIsyes By
the Form of the Hands VIII be the
subject Of the seventh lecture IN the
series by DR.. n W. ShenermEn at the
7. NJ c. A. tonight
Gibson Gardener viii address the
. stanton Suffrage Club at q meeting
20 be held in the Public Library to-
morrow night at 8 o'clock
The Washington herald., 1917-04-18
WAS BENEFITED
BY PLANT juice
Wen Known Washington Man
Says Plant Juice Has Made
a New Man Of Him.

It is always interesting to. listen to
the statements of our friends, especially
when we know that they are sincere and
honest in what they say. Added interest
Is created in a statement coming from
one who has spent a lifetime in the en-
The Washington herald., 1917-04-18
CRETONNES AND THEIR MANY USES
In the Artistic Decoration of the Summer Home

Much attention being paid by American people
decoration and Identification Of the home before
era interest the intensely interesting periods of past
Colonial Period Of America the Ornate French Periods
the Italian Influences together with the furnished
have awakened intense love for the harmonious and
nhinss and surroundings They longer confined the
luxurious homes but homes of moderate this being followed
No Materials Offer Such Effective and Varied Decorative
Possibilities Cetonnes
there not decorative furnishing that supplied
tonnes they selected with and
need to be great They broadly adaptable the
The Washington herald., 1917-04-18
BRADY's Will MADE PUBLIC.

New York. April f7.-rhe bulk o. James
Buchanan Diamond Jim) Brady's for
tune Of nearly s5,OOO.Ooo will be used for
the establishment Of the James Buchanan
Brady Foundation, 1t became known here
today. wen his viii was MADE public.
The Brady Foundation Is to maintain a
department Of urology at the New York
Hospital Mr.. Bradys famous coilec-
tons Of jewels Is to be distributed among
his closest friends.
Railroad extension in China are pro-
posed involving an expenditure Of an
amount estimated at Seo,0oo,Ooo
The Washington herald., 1917-04-18
White House Cedar Arm
'chair and Settee

A very attractive type of Rustic Summer Furni-
ture. priced exceedingly low.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-01
Again
VolIey Ball Winners

The Brownsville high school volley ball
added another victory to their string
Saturday afternoon ~ defeating the teams
from the Wilson tract. Both the girls and
the boys teams succeeded in making their
fifteen points for each Of the games be-
fore the visitors scored and it was mnec-
essary that the third frame be played.
The line-ups were:
Brownsville. : Girls - Anna McGovcrn,
Bcrnice Graham, Rosita Putcgnat, Glen
dale Clements, Olga Green and Elna Lind.
Wilson Tract. Girls-Nida Nelson, Ru-
bcna Hathaway, Jane Stockton, Nora
Ella King and Georgia Duncan.
Brownsville. Bovs-Joe Celaya, William
Mendcnhall. Carl Weller. Henry Skelton.
Jane, SHELTON and Morris Clint.
Wilson Tract. BoyS-Panl Goodwin.
Lancy Rogers, Norman kogce, Charles
Rogers Ernest Payne and Floyd Avery.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-01
JUDGE
Is SELECTED
MARCELLUS KLEBURG OPENS COURT
TO-DAY IH ABSENCE OF JUDGE
TIM0N. AND THEM ADI0URNS.

Marccllu> klcbcrg was this morning
elected acting Judge ~ the Cameron conn
~ district court bv members 81 the bar as
-ociation. meeting IN the district court
room. The action 81 the association was
made necessary Ia keep the court alive nm
Nh the arrival of Judge Walter Timun WI
next Monday.
After being sworn INTO office w District
Clerk Frank Champion, Judge klcbcrg i'm
~lrueied the sheriff 10 summon q jury
panel ~ report M S:30 o'clock next Mon
day morning. Judge klcbcrg then instruct
ca District Attorney John I. Klcibcr W no
tify him "a his downtown office when the
grand jury cared "a report and that h.
would return and receive such bills a~ were
presented. Il i~ moi probable that Judge
klchcrg viii commence the trial ~ any
eases now on the docket ~ there ~ nu Jury
panel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-01
REPORT ABONT
co NJ. UNTRUE
CAPTAIN 7. A. KINDER DECLARES
that MEMBERS HAVE HAD no
TROUBLE AT FORT WORTH

, In some way rumorS were spread/ in
s'Siamoros and Brownsville Saturday 1hat
~, two to = members Of Comma. Nj,
IN Texas Infantry, comprising BEowns-
"e wed valley, and Seguin LSrexasl,
VII N'een killed in a fight ~ Fort
-, CO IRE the company i ystationed
MA ''Ne. Informed peaI Ie of the
- "'eno heed to heAeports. but
M J'~r eleRents they s/Eead rapidly.
II. A. kinde. "ireu 'aPl"'h
asking whetli ha"~ ne company
report.. lie mere VI any truth to the
lows: ui"'A hiSh' IN i"i
There has -
Kind in C~0mpanyf.sf Eeeh uoun'e OF any
,he hest of ma Getting plenty to eat and
Have = fine IiicaI attention when needed.
m mak;no ~ lunch of boys and they are
"~"% lxBoi.~
-. ..flting his telegram. Captain
M Ia letter 90 The Herald. saws:
never seen Il more congenial
boys than are the members u
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-01
GM;.Ae~s

City Manager City Manager +. IT..
the past three days through illness brought
about by overwork. Mr.. Williams. accord
ing 10 hi~ physician. il not IN 4 serious
condition. hut should havc Il long rest.
Your Next Visit 10 nousien viii be i'm
complete unless YOU visit the w. c. Mum
Go 5. mamInonth store. II.
Make w. c. Mum Cos. big store yonr
headquarters when IN Houston next.
Everything provided for your convenience.
For Quick Service, cleaning and press
ing, Phone No. /. Model Laundry. ttfl
Is TranSferred-Joc Crixeil. Jr.. of the
water and light department. hu- been tom
~porarily transferred to the office of city
secretary, which was left vacant BY the
resignation Of Santiago CARA.
Have That Old Suit and 0vercOat >teriiized
and pressed al R~utlcdge'~. Phone lli3.
9i2G 81
New Prices: Haircut. Shampoo or Mas
sage, % rents. White Front Barber Shop.
If.
Marriage Liccnsc-The county clerk has
issued a marriage license 10 Ramon OH
varcz and Angela Cavazo~.
Solid Gold Wedding Rings of the usual
high Rutledge standard; the best that
money can bny. At The old reliable Ratledge
Jewelry Store.
We will cal! for and deliver your suit
pressed in 80 minutes. Phone No. /, Mod
81 Laundry. (tfl
The third week Of the county court was
opened by proclamation II the sheriff this
morning. No Jury for The week has been
summoned and. according 10 County Judge
III. l.. Yates no eases are let for trial.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-01
Attitude of French
Clergy is Pleasing
CBy Associated Press.

PARIS. Oct. 1.-The Eclair publishes \
letter from Cardinal Ga-parr. the papal
secretary Of state, 10 Bishop Degiberges
Of Nalence. concerning the reception VT the
papal peace note in which the papal secre-
tary expresses the satisfaction Of Pope
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-01
tor TIE GOIIailX,9:2

Maternity y n crisis IN 4 wOman's life
that should be ~safe-guarded with extreme
care. The safe. penetrating external prep
a~ratlon. Mothers Friend. has been pre-
pared for over three generations, spec
ially for sxpcctant mothers. by its use
stretching pains are avoided. The
abdominal muscles relax easily when baby
= born and this naturally makes for IN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-01

fritely less pain and danger az the crisis.
Ask for q bottle at your drug store to-
day and write for interesting free book.
Motherhood and the Baby. Simply ad.
dress The Eradicld Regulator Co. Dept.
ID. 500 lamar Building. Atlanta. Ca. DO
not 20 n single night without applying
Mothers FRIEND; II i5 tho greatest kind
OF help % nature.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-01

Benedict IAN THE sentiments nf the Catholic
clergy Of France which The letter saws lis
MT the more agreeable wv his holiness since
the contrary attitude of the French pres
w general ~ inexplicablc. II there are an,
nations favored specially III the papaf note
they are France and Belgium"
" says France can not take cxceptIo.
to the first two points concerning disarm
ment ana obligatory arbitration.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-01

Elks tc Heet-An important meeting If
Brownsville Lodge No. 1882. Benevolent
and Protective Order 1T Elk-. will be held
in The lodge rooms AZ : o'clock tonight.
Sevreal Officers will ~ elected. and IN in
~itiation will he conducted Drc 10 u large
number of the active member having gone
- war. the remaining officer urge the at
tendance OF ElkS who havc not been in the
habit Of attending meeting heretofore.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-01

Four Brothers TO War.-Doc Tumlin9on
of Brownsville will . nave fonr broth
erS in the United States armed forces. jeff
Tumlinson j. AZ Chattanooga. Tenn. with
the Eleventh United States Infantry. jim
Tumlin~on j. AT Camp Travis. San An
tonic. Lon Tumlin1on of Brownsville has
been called into the service and leaves
soon for Camp Travis. and another broth
er. }. W. Tumlin~on. Of Joplin. No. i reg
iStered and expects to ~ called soon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-01
r. L. GUTIERREZ
X

CONTRACTOR.
SCREENING. Painting. P~aperhanging. Don't
forget those win low and door screens.
Phone $50. l.. q. Box 500.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-01
Federal Employees to Meet-W. /. Vale

Federal Employees TO Meet-W. L. Vale.
president 81 the Federal Employees Union.
ha, called a meeting of the local union 10
be held III the Beard at City Development
looms AZ : o'elocl, tonight. Mr.. Vale urges
general attendance Of the meeting. a. re-
ports from the recent cdSyention At Wash
lngton. ID. e.. including = nlutions affect
ing salaries, hours. etc. wAl ~ read.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-01

Some men are engaged once too seldom
and some once too often.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-01

FEKSONALS
". X. Holland "a New Orleans Il IL
Brownsville On business today.
II. III. Langworihy NJ Houston j. among
ioday's business visitors in the city.
sherwood Tucker ~ Dallas u among to-
day. visitors IN Brownsville.
X. 4. Terry and ". Il. Baumann of san
Antonio are visitors il the city today.
z. p. Bell If Corpus Christi j. III
Broyn-ville today.
+. u. Brady of Rio Honda j. il The city
on q business mission today.
+. +. Cartel Of san Antonio has been a
visitor III Brownsville for the past several
days.
II. II. pueh 81 Topeka. kan-.. j. among
today visitors ~ The city.
J. i~ienenberg OF Dallas j. among today's
visitors in Brownsville.
MrS. q. II. Price and children Of Kings
vile spent SUNDAY visiting Mr.. Price IN
this city.
f. J. Van Bu-kirk OF Kansas City. Mo-.
j. III Brownsville for \ few days visiting
Captain y. X. Warrirk OF the quarterma--
ter depot. Captain Warrick met Mr. Van
BE-kirk at Corpus Christi and prevailed
on him 50 visit the Valley before returning
north.
y. r. Brady of Montgomery j. q business
visitor IN Brownsville for 4 fcw days.
Leland pruwSc 1T Alice D. III Browns
willie for q few days.
Lieufeant and Mr.. ;. 4. Mcconnell OF
McAllen are visitors in Brownsville for a
few days.
H. d. Mills II aoplin, Mo-. ~ i'll Browns
vile today.
Lieutenant &. T.. Conrad Of the United
States navy arrived III Brownsville yesler-
day and left tins morning for Point Isabel
whcre the will pay 4 short visit 10 the
Inl.ed States naval radio station.
n. "A. Nenncy VI Dallas " d business yi>-
itor in Brownsville today.
Gus II. Bloe-er Of St. Louis ~ IN
Brownsville today.
s. +. Rodriguez Of Houston II , business
visitor IN the city today.
TT. Guth III san Antonio j. IL Browns
vile fer a few days.
!. Company VI. None of the boys have caused
me one bii of trouble and ! find that every
member VI The company stands ready ami
willing 20 do any duty imposed upon him.
VIII also late that ii conversation with
n well known Fort Worth banker a- well n-
the county attorney al Tarrant county.
both gctlVmcn stated NV mc that they had
never seen "A more g~enielcmanly and order
N bunch 81 men than those who comprise
the m,mber- of Camp Bowie. We have n
beautiful camp lite about two and one
I4tAf AtiAf~ AitHA Ait NA4~AaAA~ ttfAAtA anu
overlooking the city of Fort Worth.
~ assure YOU that VI the members ~
Company NJ Do a. well from now on M
lthey'have lone the few weeks they have
been IN camp We viii have \ company VI
Sildier- that any one may feel proud Of
am proud OF my company and nm doing
Everything | can tor tie boys IA make their
life IN the army a. pleasant n possible and
believe that the boys are doing everything
they can 70 make good. We have been
commented on favorably several times ~
the field Officers Of the regimcnt and the
other day the lieutenant colonel told III
that W. had the hest battalion IN INV
field
q mpany VI includes 4 considerable
number ~ boys of Mexican American par
cniagc. several of whom have been ap-
pointed corporal~, these appointments hc-
lng made on efficiency and merit alone,
III ~. H.. ILL.,. 4l.-. l-g4.r H.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-01

Coolest Rooms in Town. FOR rent. South
ern Hotel, corner Ninth and 1T. Charles
SIS. II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-01

w. II. Holland ~ New Orleans il ii
Brownsville on business today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-01
Pure Water Baths.-Only ones ii town
White Front Bath House. Gt

r. L. Gutierrez. General Contractor.
Painting. Paperhanging. Carpenter Work.
Phone SOS. II. %. Box BOB.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-01

Il. III. Langworihy NJ Houston j. anon
ioday'S business visitors in the city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-01
Solid Gold Wedding Rings of the

We will cal! for and deliver your sui
in 80 minutes. Phone No. /, Mod
ii Laundry. (tf'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-01

TT. Guth III san Antonio il III Browns.
vile fer a few days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-01

Your Next Visit 10 houston viii be i'm
complete unless YOU visit the w. e.. Mum
Cos. mamnonth store. tf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-02
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Nov
ember l, 1917, as required by the
Act of October 6, 1917.
Die 9iitritt SebOrSe it0kt bic Gut
ideiSnns bes Hofal yuarS uf
exemptions mn.

Scr 0iltrift 9oaro IN Yoplar
SlufI bat in iolgenhcn @cilben I'M
exemption bon Der 0ienitpflidt,. Ole
gntibcioulg Der Socal 9pnrN iinl,
geltoben, lmO bic getreiicnocn millicu
ii6 oabcr Sl,r 0icnitpilibt itcllcn.
Ybil. e. giief bon Sernann &p.
S. Illfbcr@cioc bon 9lunO lmb GDas.
$. SoI5ibub uon Slnnb. lpcL6e bon,
bieilgen Board uls bienitirei erflGrt
lpuroet neil lie perbeiratbet parer,
ipuroCn punl 1iltrift 9oorb uls
bicnitpIihtig crtlGrt.
Gbcnialls luurbc Senrp y. Has.
nuIIcn uon Holchl,h, bon ocr 81,
thrift @cb0rbc ais bieultpflibtig er,
flirt nndJ0cm bericlbc bon Der 2oful
geborbc ors 0icnitcs cntboben nor.
ocn mar, ba cr oic Stiltc elmer Der.
pittpctcn 4'illttcr lit.
SGnlntlihc ser bon 0cr GntIhci
blng bCtroficneu pcrDciratbctcn jim
gen Sclltc bobcn lid crit lcit oel
&ricaacrtIirltil1 Oerbciratbet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-02
Sas uene Stener Welce jeet in
Strait.

IaS ucue Stellcr @eleS ut nit
oeu /. NoUcnlber (geltern) III &ratt
gctrcicn, lpcldcs Stellcrn plc fol9t
IauIlcgt:
3 Yro5cnt aui 6radt9cbllbren.
5 Yro5cnt alf Jtcilcbillctc ole aui
ilbcr 30 Wtcilen lailter.
10 Yro5cnt beS Brellcs elner Ab'
tbeilnng in eincn Sdlahuagcu tBull.
nonm.
/ Sent aui ieoe 10 Gents Ole ais
Gintriitsgelo 8u elmer llnterbaltllng
bc3oblt wcroen.
Sent oui ie0c 20 Gents ooer
Yrud)tDcil olS GrprcBfolten bc5oblt
mcr0cn.
5 Gents auf ieoe Gelepbon uno
Gclcaropb 9epclbe oie IS GentS
uno nlebr foltet.
10 Bro5cnt oiti WtitglieoSgeloer
bon Clubs.
s Gent auf jeoe 500 Scbensper.
iidcrirng lmo 1 Sent a,,f icocn Dol.
lar cincr Seuers, l(nfoll. ooer anoere
Scriiherllng.
3 Gents a,lf ieoen Brief bon nidt
mcbr ais 1 lln5e gerpidt, (alsge.
nommen n0rop 2etters") lmb jcoe
Eoltfurte 2 Gents.
9luf Gigorren 1T oic Steuer alf
% Gcnts bis 500 per Eauieno er.
b0bt Worocn. Gigarcttcn so Gents bis
$l.2O per 1000. 9luf Tabaf miiB
jcbt 5 Gents bos Filmo Stcucr be.
5nblt mcrben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-02
Seepub Greet.

Gam Seilert rciltc leste @pht
nad Sefferion Gitp gum 9eiud ieincl
Ingeborigen.
Srau Casper S6neioer weilt ieil
mebreren Sagen bel ibrer Eohter
5rau @. S6aefferfoeter al Der Gbir>
Greet.
Der 9rogeiiipe 5arm Club biel1
lesten Samstag glbenb feline regel
mdbige monatlide Serianlnllung al
in melder fiinf neue Mitelieoer alf
9enonlnen purOen. llnier Sarlnper'
Elm geipinnt nidt nur oil Wtitglieoer
aabl ionoern aeiet au6 ben re6ter
@eilt fir bie quite Sade. Die Ser
banolllngen iinb itets bodlt interei
iant imb lebrreid ltnb iollten iol6t
Sereine in jeoem Sbuloiitrift &C.
griinbet pcroen. 9ic nGdite Scr.
Iamnlllng llnieres Clubs pirb anl
Samstag gbeno oen "a. Hobember
itottfinoen, 5u pelder aIIe Sarmer
Der llmeeseno ionic Der Nodbar -9i
ltrifte ber5lidit eineelaoen iinb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-02
Sabrgang 81
s,efcnnt iid lieber idnlSis als eiuen
foitipieliaen Erosef! sm beiteben.
d. g. 8abeme9er iuegen angeblldem
aaaeu obne I'M geiite einer 81.
sens sn iein, nm $3.50
beitraft.

Rid,arO 9. @ateneDer, bon Eulb
Sslono bcfannte lid, in Wtc&ittrid
por Srieoensridter Sobn s. Sleeper
ihuloia sejast 5l baben obne I'M Be
iiBe elmer Saeoliaens gu icin nno
ml,roc Inn $3.50 beltraft
ssie @asemeper bebalptet befano
cr iid chi Ser anberen Seite bes
iSIuiies uno martete allf oaS Tabrs
boot nit Dem or nad Sermonn lab
rcn polltc, ood botte er elm Sdrot-
0cpcbr in icincm gciib. Der 9eputp
oiouc @orocn, s. 9. Gallagher be-
ntcrftc @obclnepcr unb beionbers Die
Tlintc uno ba @atemepcr feline Sago-
li,cns uorscigcn fonntc lplrbe er ar.
rctirt, trotocm er bebauptcte, oaB cr
iih niht oui Der Sago befinoe ion.
Ncrn i'm @ceriff mar bie 6linte nod
Mcrnlurn 81 brin9en nm oielelbc
bcim 9iihieni6mieb rcporircn Sll
luiien. Ser Same @orben llnter.
illhtc noroui oie Slinte unO fnno oab
elmer Der SoGbnc ni6t in SrOning,
ieood, scr onbere bienlttallglid mar.
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