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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-11
OUTDOOR FESTIVAL
At MISSION CHAPEL
wheeling Baptist rsmpls Folk observe
Childrsn's Week.

A merry time was had last evening
at the Wheeling Baptist Temple South
Side Mission Chapel in Children s
Week celebration in the form Of par
ents' and children's open air festival
There was a very large crowd present
and all were treated to ice cream and
cake.
MIR. Harry L. Bond conducted the
exercises. The pastor. DR.. George f.
Lockhart, gave Il brief address on the
coming daily vacation Bible school
which will be carried on in the district
during July.
The address Of the evening was made
by MIR. Warren D. Church we'll known
business man OF the city. and in charge
OF the young mems work OF the Tenn
pie. Mr.. Church's address was a COM
prehensive discussion OF the value OF
the Sunday school in the training OF
youth, and a concise declaration Of the
purpose of Children's work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-11
new WELL FOR
MARYLAND COMPANY

The Marland Refining company has
again struck grease at a depth Of 4.00O
feet on the Albert Four Eyes lease. put
ting in a we'll that is good for 500 bar
rcls a day. This company has brought
in five producing wells during the past
month, two being in proven territory In
oklahoma and three in new fields in the
same state.
The txo in proven ground were the
Min-Kah-She No. Is. in section 1928
Eastern Usage county, flowing 700 bar
rels a day, owned by tho Mariand Re-
nhins Co. Kay County Gas Co: Keney
Cleary Oil Co! the Tom James Oil c.,
and the Alberta Four Eyes No. in
the South Ponca field which came in for
700 barrels.
The largest wildcat we'll was an 5000
barrel initial producer in section 9-22-l0,
psage county. which Is still making its
initial flow and is owned by the four
companies mentioned above. A seconl
wildcat completion was Too-barrel
we'll in section 3627-5. Western Usage.
which is stu flowing 500 barrels. The
other we'll was brought in on section To-
eos. Northern Nay county. flowing 500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-11
TRUCK BUSINESS
IS HERE TO STAY
Truck Experts Give . Few Views Of
transportation Business BY
Motor Tfunk


George H. Barclay of Detroit, Mich.
Is spending a few days in the city
looking over the highways OF the dis
trct and by the way is making trip
OF the motor truck game and is CON
sidered ono Of the experts in that line
OF business.
In an interview with an Intelllgencer
reporter last evening he said:
Laws mitigating against the use OF
trucks OF heavy tonnage except on the
payment of heavy license fees or even
the opinions Of learned judges that
motor busses are a public nuisance can
not stop the progress OF the truck in
dustry. II only proves the short sight
edncss OF public officials.
Motorized transportation Is 4 public
necessity that the government during
the war advanced ten years. and be-
ment ownership or railroads. gave the
! industry bigger boost than five years
of expensive propaganda work could ac-
complish.
Such laws and statements from pub
lie officials will do only one thing, II
Will continue to advance the truck in
dustry. II necessary the truck manu-
! facturer can be forced TO meet drastic
laws by change Of design and can fore
stall any public atteranceS OF trucks
being a menace by putting on sales
drives and flooding that particular ter
ritory with trucks.
progress OF the truck industry. because
1t Is an essential belonging 10 one OF
three most important groups OF the
laws OF business. natural resources, nat
ural growth and transportation. 1t IS
the one element of the branches OF
transportation that comes 10 the pub
lic = rescue in strikes. in it's efforts TO
bring down the high cost OF living, and
II will continue to be factor in tho
business progress of the country be-
cause II cuts down time and does ats
work efficiently"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-11
row 11o n wH1IrH4p
Guessing On the Census 1iG1rO o3OO1OQ
Much Interest.

What Is the population Of ye0
! city"
of Commerce calls 1t 10000. the census
viii probably call il 5000, and oar
rival city Of Huntington calls u
10000"
The above conversation took place
last evening at the Rogers Hotel, when
guest approached the clerk, william
Berisford. asking him the aboyS Quee.
tion.
With the census reports Of other
cities coming in rapidly, local people
are anxiously awaiting tho census gtA-
tistcs Of Wheeling. Several weeks 49,
II was reported that the Wheeling! CO..
sus would be announced most 0nyttM4.,
with the result that there is nucb
! restlesSness among local reaidenta.
After many visits to the Ouita b0afA
the most authentic reports are that ~
Grove. including Woodsdale, Pleasant
Valley. Patterson, Leatherwood a1c
EdEewood will be $4,000: WArWooAs
1000, and Wheeling. 10000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-11
BOY SCOUT FIELD
MEET POSTPONED

Owing 10 the taking Of moving pic
lures OF the Boy Scout activities in this
section. the date for the field meet OF
The Boy Scouts which was set for Sat-
urday June 10, has been changed 10
August IA. The affair, instead Of being
held at the State Fair grounds, will be
hela at Camp Happy. on Big Wheeling
creek This statement was made yes
terday afternoon by Scout Executive H.
q. Porter.
very interesting ana lengthy pro-
gram is being arranged for this meet in
which every member Of the different
troops throughout Wheeling district will
lake part.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-11
FLAG DAY
Governor Coruwell Asks That flag Be
DISPLAYED EvOrywhero June IA.

Mayor Thoner received a letter yes
terday from Gov. John J. Cornwell call
ing the attention of the people OF West
Virginia TO June 18th. which for many
years has been celebrated as Flag
Day" as 1t is the natal day OF the
American Flag.
The Elk's and other fraternal organi-
cations are planning big dongs for this
day, and II is the duty OF the people to
also join in on the celebration. For
many years 1t has been the custom OF
local business houses and residents IL
decorate their places with the national
emblem on this city, and this year Is
expected to be Of no exception.
Gov. Cornwcll himself will be the ora
tor at the flag day ceremonies OF Wheel
ing lodge No. IS. b. p. o. Elks. Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-11
CITIZENSHIP SCHOOL
OPENS NEXT TUESDAY

Next Tuesday. June Is. the School OF
Citizenship will be opened in the Y. W.
&c. A. This will mark the beginning OF
political education OF the women OF
Wheeling and will also he the guide for
other cities throughout the state in or
ganizing similar schools.
Every woman in the city should be in
tcrested in these meetings and feel the
responsibility of bringing her neigh bors
and friends The publicity committee
has formed plans to bring the facts and
points OF interest before tch public bt
the use of wra ppers. posterN and win
dow cards. Watch for them!
Mrs. Gibson Caldwell is the chairma n
of the committee with the following as
gleton PAUL. Frank Schmidt. Joe Ran
kin. W. E. Rownd and Miss Delphia
Young.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-11
.K|N|RN|S WANTS
WHEEL|NGPARk
j.. FOR THE CITY
Move Started to Raise $4,000 70 Fur
chase 1Ssort ~ Pleasure 11Sss
for Municipality.

At the weekly luncheon and meeting
Of the .Kiwanis club on THURSDAY AZ
noon at the Mcclure hotel a move "as
inauguratcd that will doubtless end IN
the city becoming the owner OF wheel
ing Park. Attorney Tom Foulk brought
the matter up and in short address az
vocated the purchase of the pleasure re-
sort not only as a place or recreetloh,
but as place where big celebrations
municipal and those Of all descriptions
could be held. The matter was discuss.
ed by the members and 1t was argued
that the park under the city's ownership
will not only be self-supporttng, but Will
be valuable asset.
Wheeling Public Service company, sue
cessor 10 the West Virginia Traction
& Electric company and 1t Is stated IS
on the market for purchase price OF
$50. 000.
Ii was suggested that If 100 citizens
subscribe 5000 apiece, the amount coulS
be raised in a fifty. Several members
of the kiwanis club offered to each give
their quota Of $500 Immediately and take
the entire Fumber OF SUBSCRIBERS loV' is
made up. ~,
This project has been in view in XII.
wants circles for some time aho tne
matter will now be pushed with vigor.
The park is an ideal spot for big city
playground and is but half hours ride
from the center OF town.
+. 4. Simpson, secretary OF the Wasn-
ington d. c., kiwanis club, was present
at the meeting and told Of the proml-
ncnt and active part the club takes in
the municipal and social affairs In the
nations capital
w. j. Frankston, the new president Of
the Rotary club Of this city" gave the
members q talk on service and efficien-
Douglass Voss spoke Of the Chautau-
qua that opens here en- June % AID ask
ed all kiwanians 10 support the affir.
George Klein won the prize given Dy
the {. c. Chapman & Sons company
which was a stove.
Henry |. Hoffman won the second
nriZn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-11
HALF HOLIDAY IN,
COUNTY OFFICES

The Ohio Bar association held . spa.
cial meeting yesterday and voted tat
the members should arrange their legal
work so as to permit the county ofAces
to close on Saturday afternoons. Th.o
practice was in effect the last two
years. -..s, x,
The movement Is in keeping with . de.
cision OF the Ohio county attorneys %
close their offices on Saturday altar
moons. and, 1t Is understood. the real -.
tate agencies, who do a heavy business
so planning for Saturday half holidays
The Saturday afternoon closing In the
county building will take effect toner
row afternoon. and will continue throuG6
out juno, July and August. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-11
BELLAIRE MINER
INSTANTLY KILLED

John Mosbznski. aged B.. Of Klec
Ohio. employed at the Blackwell Goa
mines at Georgetown. one mile west vi
Bcilairo. was instantly killed yesterday
afternoon by fall OF stone while en-.
gagged in loading cars at the mine.
MoSbznskfs death was instantaneous
the debris covering practically his en-
tire body Coroner John Wyatt CT Bel
mont county was Immediately notified
Of the accident and ordered the removal
Of the remains to the Bradley morguf
at Bellairc. Ohio.
The deceased is survived by a wife
and two children.
Clearance sale on Trimmed Hats.
{. II. ABERCROMBIE
ic-a-i lli4 Main st.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-11
LICENSED TO WED.

Christie J. Good, 20. and Vida Hunts
berry, %. both Of Ohio county.
Stanley Smith. %. and Edna johnson.
IS, both of Cameron. W. Va.
Forbes Il. BcnsinGcr. 80. and Martha
VALLEY, 43. both of New Kensington. Pa.
Ermin Naranesc. IS. and Camille AM
orora. %. both OF Bellaire. 0.
CIydc G. Carpenter. 80. OF Binghamp-
ton. Y. T, and Minnie NJ. RAIDER. y. o.
Wheeling.
George A. Payne. "a. Of New Athens.
O.. and Leona Wooley, 81. OF Akron. o.
New Snort Hats being shown.
c. H ABERCRoMBTE.
ta-S-i 1l44 Main st.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-11
STALL N sL.AaGRD Road.

While workmen engaged in Staging
Fourth street. Fulton. were at dinner
Thursday noon. several trucks attempt
ed 10 go over the unrolled Stag road.
One truck. belonging to the {. B. Kim
berry company. stuck and broke an axle
trying TO pull out.
Three other trucks stuck and had to
be pulled out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-11

The suit Of Martin johnson Va. Jamal
Monticello, was filed yesterday with Cler1
Of Circuit Court John l.. kinghorn. To1
suit is over personal damages.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-11
COUNTY COURT
DEEDS FILED FOE RECORD.

Gottlob Lerchthammcr, TO Taylor
White. lot in William Chaptinis addition
10 Wheeling.
Mary J. carney. TO James T.. Metal
lev property in Seventh ward
christina Richter to John and Philip
Richter property on Jacob street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-11
RLEs CLUB ukR1ov1DH1U.
Manager Thomas Garden n 1laH1G Il

One OF the coolest places in the -
tire city at the present time u the
Wheeling Elks Club. where awnings
have been put up and thep lace IN 6e0.
eral given real overhaulinE.
Porch. furniture has been out AM
screens placed to make 1t ideal In every
respect and nothing has been left IN.
done to make 1t rs comfortable rs poN,
sible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-11

City Manager Charles o. Ephltn
examining the bids for garbage collec,
lions in Warwood and Out-in-the.Pikt
district, and will make known awards
within the next few days,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-11
HERE AND THERE
1tssns Of 1AtafSst - &oeAl 3Oe1o
About ~. Xa' $1,000, s:sssZ::; s'

pleted pouring concrete on their I0lAN1
job. They have the county contract fug
paving the portion Of the National pix
known as Zane street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-11

County commissioners decided yester
day to increase the insurance on tht
county property at inhrmary farm from
100000 to ;11S,0G0. sg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-11

After working for several days the
leak in water main on North MAIN
street was repaired yesterday aftsrnoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-11

The first community program Of Chill.
dren's Day will be held Sunday AFTER.
noon at the Market Auditorium. A Ner2
Interesting program has been arrAneSo
by Miss Lucy Robinson. music tnbtrHce
tor Of the Wheeling public schools.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-11

Coss and Otto. who have the contract
for the paving Of a portion of the Ma.
tional highway. which crosses the IS.s
land. that Is Penn street. have finished
pouring cement. Work on the pavtn1
will be started at once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-11
HIGH IN QUALITY |
ACCURATE OF FIT |
SHAPE RETAINING |
IN SIZES So TO 48

barrels. Both Of these wells arc owned
completely by the Marland fchnlne
company.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-11
WDrriiDn

9re6 @llente unb @attin bon ct.
2ollis, befinocn iid bier alf geIttb
BEL ser 0htttcr bcs Serrn 8uente,
Srall 2ouiie 8ucnte.
Ssobn Gtorte bot bon Sredmarm
Bros. elm Moline 8inber gefaittt.
S. S. @ertens bat elm Gletroc
Gractor on sos. 8uonid b%erfanft.
Geo. Serbian uno @attirL S. S.
9e2argp, Geo &ramer, W. Z.
Sdulter nnS Ben 8ol5, bon Ser.
mann, tuaren am Sonntag bier I'M
Der Seier Der giniegnt.ng bes .. Sc.
of u. un6 6. Of 6. 8anners, rno
Dem borauf ~folsenbcn Seitelien IN
Der aiiumptions Stride beieutpob'
men.
Sier fan6 am Iesten Sonrtag Elm
@allipiel afpiid3en Dem Rorriion
un6 Dem Sefferion Gin &eam itntt
BEL pel6em uniere Sunserts Den
sieg oabon tr1,gen. 0as Seore
itano 10 au 8.
SOB. spedbals unb G@nilie, bon
geraer, udrcr, am Rortag bier gum
~. -gr' ID % ., f1iH. ''s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-11
8nrselgetuGdie i'm Sanssarten.

8aItinofenpilr5eln Der6en in Der
elei6en 8eiie eesogcn pie 2arottcn,
nit benz urteri6ieb, baB tie 70 &c.
pflon5t nerben iollen, bob Tie mini
beitens orei 3oll in elmer &eibe bon
chamber entfernt lteben. 8ier ODER
fiinf Boil 1T better, namentli6 in
idAperem 8ooen. 8aItinafen
brol,fen nidt 10 f~riib5eitig unge'
pflanst 81 per6en ols 9arotten. SSn
oen norolidcn Staaten beoiirfcn iie
einer bollen Saiion fir ibr @a6s.
him.
SIN Siiben f0nnen iie gara friib
ongepflnnat unb ols Sriiblingsge'
miiie bertpenbet Der6en.. Baitinafen
iin6 penie seeignet als ipGtes
SerbIt. ODER @intergemiiie, obpobl
cine CUTE @rntc i'm Siioei1 seaosen
meroen fam, falls mdbren6 oes
SpGtiommers sen1.g Sel6tigfeit I'M
8oben borbanoen lit, Inn bic Saat
sllm &eimer q, bringeu. 8aitina'
fen fonnen tuGbreno oes 8inters I'M
9oben eeIaiien iperoen ODER lie fon'
men inn SpGtberbit a,iseegraben uno
inn Seller aufbepabrt tperben. 8er.
ben 1ie I'M Seller aufbenabrt, 70 1T
es ieood nottpenoig, tie nit feidtem
San6 at bebeden, Inn lie Dor benz
3uiommenidrumpfen gu beipabren.
Sic Soat bon &arotten rtnS 8aitina'
fen miro I'M ofbeiten Sabr beroorgc'
broht.% fA,a ' -"
&aferip,lra (saIiifp o6cr 8eae.
table SpIter) pddit mie &altinafcn
NIT benz INTERRUPTED, baB Die Sflan.
sen stpei biz bret 3oll bon chamber
in Der 8eibe iteben ioIlten. Safer
tpnron fam ben san5en 8inter bin.
oalrd i'm 8ooen bIeiben ober es
fam aussegraben unb in &iiten bon
feudten Sun6 i'm Seller a%ufbepabrt
tperoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-11
@astaimslouen, @eihe &ibsH nab
Snderriben.

Whusfatmelonen benotigcn bel
&ulim un6 iollten oaber MIR IN ei.
nem groBen @urten dngepflnn3t
Wcrben. 3ebn S6itf6en nit &odp
Serb Wl,ifmelons, in Ibftdn6en bon
fiinf SUB in ie6er Ridtitng. iper6en
in Der Resel genug Miisfatmelonen
fir Die our6i6nittli@e Sdmilie lie.
fern, @s lift stuedmdbib, MeIoner
etipas mebr 9iinsemitteI gu seben
als @iirfen. Die 0iingemittel tper.
oen apiihen Den GrbbGufden ber.
teilt, mGbrenb Die Sflon5en iid ert.
nidcln.
@eiBe Riiben nerben in ben
norbliden Staaten als einc Spot.
! ionmerpfIonae ge3ogen. Die &egel
lit, Die Iiisladt in Der lesteu Bo6e
bonn Ssiili por3unebmen. SIM Script
tperoen Die peiben &iibett aus benz
8oben geeoeen ltrO bic Stcngel Bis
anf einef BdIben Soil iibcr Der
Riibe abgeiduitten. 0ie @iibe1
meroen oam in @rlben ODER i'm
Seller aufbetuabrt. Sn ben Glib
Itaoten perben meiBe &iiben int
SriibIing ,tno I'M Serbit geooger.
Suderriiben perben bdufig TN
@arten se8ogen, sic iino ieoo&
MIR fir. Oertlidfeiten eeeignet, tuo
iie eeniieenb Belt gum Ba6ien ba.
ben. SIM Serbit tuerben Die &iibet
flrrS Dor @intritt hes SroiteS bon
oen Stenaeln befreit, obne bic &iibe
ielber 6u beiddbigen unb III 8riiben
ODER I'M Seller fiir ben Binterge-
bruld m,fbetpabrt. sic mer6en IN
Der glei6en @eiie uie gem0bnli6e
8artcnriiben perpenbet un6 erpfeb.
len ii6 b~eionbers gum &ct,en tro
nodberigem 8raten Der Shaiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-11
Supe.

9en &rlleeer bat einen Somion
Sractor gefalft.
Senrp 9oltensmeper uno Sreo
Sdollmeper boben. atf Der Garm
Ses 8m. Rieipalo cine grobe Aran.
titGt 8aubola geiagt.
Serman Sriiae ldBt auf ieiner
sarm cine @rainerp (@ctreioeipei6s
cry bauen.
Scrnur Stride. Srau go. &rue.
oer, 6rou Charlotte 2ipsfod uno
gobne 2ouis unb Senrp poren let'
fen 9ienStog in Sermann,
Irou Sumuert. ole @,itter bon
g6., arnolo unb 2ouis Summert
Iieet oabier in Ser 8obnung ibres
Sdmicqeriobnes Senrp Semener,
Sdper crfrm1ft banicber.
Srie Sriitc, bon Sermonn, maj
an Rontog bicr. I'M auf ieiner
Gsorm nod Dem &cdten 5n ieben.
Die 9oeuits baben millionenipeiit
tbr Grideiner1 gemadt unb IN ben
86Ioern naden iie einen Barn
ooB man Iein eigen 8ort foiim bo'
rem fam.
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esnator eOSse tritiiiert @iIiOn.

Sci Ser gr0ffniing Der r~epriblifa'
nii6en &onbention ON Iontag IN
Chicago, griff Senator 2obse, tent
porGrer 8orfiser, in ieiner &ebnote.
&eoe 8rGiibent 8ilious Iominiitra.
tion un6 Den 8r1iioenten perionli6
idarf an, lobte Die Irbeit 6es re.
publifaniiden 9ongreiies unb erfldr.
te, ooB Die Soften 6es 2%ebensunter'
baltes oas Sol,ptproblem liei, oas
Der 90ilrng barre. Or iagte unter
an6erern:
.Sietai1 lit notbig, bob 8ilion
lln6 Ieine 9pnaitie, feline grben,
ODER ole, Die nit sebeugtem &iifen
ieinen 3peden geSient baben aIler
&~ontrolIe unb allen @influiies anf
Die &egiertlng Der gereinisten Staa.
ten. bern,ibt perben miiiien, nidt
neil iie 9emofraten itnb, ipnbern
neil 8iIion nad elmer Sbeorte Der
8errpoltling uno &esierutg. bic UNI
omerifaniid it,, banbelt. Seine
@etbobel feline beitdnbigen, tuenn
aud inbireften @insriffe in bic Ser.
faiiung unb in ollie ueberlieferun.
gen elmer freien Resierung trefen
bas $era Der amerifmiiden @rlnb.
iGse uuf 6ene,, r,niere &eeiering ii6
bon ieber eeltiist bot.
8ilion ,,no Die Illtofratie, Die er
uno aGe nertreten. Die an feline 9ot'
trinen elauben unb alf ieinen @eilt
eingebert, miiiien beiieite'gefegt fuer'
ben. 8ilion bat beriltdt, uns bon
bent Yfaoe ab5ubringerl, al,f Dem
8aIbington, 2incoln ln6 Hooiebeli
%panoelten.
Ser critic 8eamte mltB etnlebert
boB es feline BfIidt lit, ni6t muir Sc
fese a,1ssufiibren, ionbern aua De
i. ieben gu geborden, @eiesen, Die boz
ben 8ertretern 6es Bottles erlaiier
tporoen iino, unb Die befolgt merbel
miiiien, Biz 6as 8olf es fir gut er
a9tet, iie al droern. 8enn frei
&egier,ins beleitigt miro, fonmt C
Su %g(lttofratie, Renolution nnb ben
3uiammenbrude Der Qualification
nie mir iie gefannt baben.
Singabe an Die 8ereinigten Stao
ten unb 8%efoleuns Der @eiese DC
8olfes iinb oie @diteine Der &epr
bIit. SaItet 6ieie @r,inofdse beili
unb alles onSere miro folgen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-11

mod Mbenb bon bort aus Die &iid.
fdbrt .~qntreten unb Bis rfo6 gba'
mois ulisSebnen. Sn 3ufi,nft miro
oas Boot r~eeeImdBiee Subrten 5lpi.
iden ct. Souis nnb Gbamois
MAIDEN.
9as S1brboot madte am 9iens.
tag cine Sabrt nod Gore unb &uib
gilono unb brodte cine In5abl
Baiiagiere unb biel 6rndt bierber.
Del tleine SluBbampfer Ginoerel.
Ia trot am Nontag cine Sabrt nod
Dem oberen @asconabe on uno mar
nit Sra6t fir bortige &aufleite
unb Sarrner gut be(aben. @m Wtitt'
nod febrte Dos Boot na6 Sermann
5uriid nit elmer i6tperen Saorng
8ei3en unb onOere Sarmprooltte.
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rgor siuansis Sabren," ifrei

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Srau 6. o.. areB bon S~tanforn,
&p., mar id elm nerpoies 8rod;
i'd glarlbtc tatiadIi4 irrlinnie gu
meroen; meittc @eiunbbeit mar BOIL
ItGnoig aerriittet. 8are i'd nidt
nit Sprni'S MpenfrGuter befannt
aetuorSer, id miirSe mobl ihon
l6nalt in meinem @rabe ruben. Sd
fam ni6t scitltg gum 2obe oieIes
Scilmittels iagen." 9icies 5nber'
lattice &rGuterbeilmittpl itGrft oas
0erpcnipitem; es ndbrt, belebt nno
boilt Den sanaen &orper auf. Saii'
ienbe boben feline 8irfung beaeugt,
@s lit feline apotbefermebi5in. gdbe
re altstunft erteilt Or. Scter Sabr'
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@eiut, ibrer 8ermanoten.
SaGaSe bon Gnrt Sanm.

Senrp 9oeger uno @ottin paren
lcsten Sonntug belll6sipeile in Ser.
ger.
s. S. Same muadte am 9ienstog
cine @ei66ftsreiie na9 Sermann.
Gbas. 9oeger uno SamiIie beiua.
ten am Sonntog 8eripanote in Stol.
pc.
4rnolo unD SO. Summert lul1rben
leste 8o9e nod Sope an's &ranD
fenbett ibrer Mlltter eerufen.
Srol Ben Sadmann beiudt ge.
senWdrtig ibre 8ertuanoten in ct.
2ouis.
9ie @asco 2umber Go. Derfaufte
bieie ISOLDE 6rei Somion Graetors
an berihicOcne 5armer Der hinge.
gen6.
8aitor Sbeo. &illmmns, bon See
brasfa, lit segentudrtig bier gum ge.
iud ieines 8uters, Baitor q, Gill
MAINS.
q. o. 2erenbereer unb Satin,
bon Rbinelanb, fuaren Iesten Cont
tag bier apf 8ciud BEL ibren 'an'
eebOrigena n1.3;I @i a2
IS. g. GurHer tpir6 II, pd6iter
3ufunft ieine .SteIle als bieiiger
Stations. agent antreten.
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Die iorsiame Birtin.

@aIt: naber. Srmt Birtin, in
Sbrer @aitihibe iinb ia unertrdglih
piele Sliegen; tirn sic oenn nitts
bngeeen9"
8irtin: DSa freilid; idaiien sic
fid MIR cinmal Inn, iiberalI bangen
Spinnennese."
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gseues bon Der &inerfrput.

Ger groBe SluBoumpfer, Sobn
5cdmnnn, bat, nod 8meimOdent'
tid,cr l1ntcrbredung, am Wontag
.micoer feline Sabrt nod ct. eOuis
uufqcnonrmen uno miro am Wtitt'
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Rsy9sme tnfere 2eier. tpel4e bic
8eihrns nidt r~eseIHdbig erbaltet.
benodridiisen, Samit MIR Mbilfe
iinb sebeten, ,tns per Boftfarte at
idoffen fSnnen. Gle ertueiien ttss
oamit cine eroBe @efdffisfeit.
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8ibniprud.

&unoe: r8er i6reit oenn 10 Iotit
I'M 0ontor brimcn9"
9ommis: n9as 1T Der nelle till.
lie Seilbober bon unierem Gbefi"