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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-21
By FRED H. GORMLEY
 Montgomery Bureau The Age Herald
 22l-2 First National Bank Building

Montgomery. May 2O.-(specialo- Mrs. H. E. Pearce of Birmingham was reelected president of the Alabama Federation of Business and Profess sional Women at the closing session of the annual convention here Thurs day afternon. Mrs. N. H. Sewen of Gadsden was named first vice presi- dent, while the following other officers were elected:
 Miss Bertha Perry of Montgomery, second vice president; Mrs. John F. Savage of Mobile, recording secretary; Miss Della E. Ellington of Anniston corresponding secretary; Miss Jemison of Talladega, treasurer; Miss Nell Burns of Montgomery, auditor; Miss Eunice Ward of Montgomery director for one year, and Mrs. J. l.. simmons of Florence, director for one year.
 Reports submitted by subordinate clubs showed that great progress had been made during the year and that business and professional women are turning to the federation for help in their work and for the benefits which come with organization.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-21
ORDERED TO HALT;
 TAKES TO HEELS

After an exciting chase through the downtown district during which a shot was fired, burying itself in the walls of the Title Guaranty building, Waiter Ross. wanted in other cities on the charge of alleged burglary and grand larceny, and being deserter, was cap tured on Third avenue and Twenty-first street last night about o'clock by De- tective Propst.
 Information that the man was neaoeo toward Birmingham was received by the detective department, and they were asked to be on the lookout for him. lie was confronted by the detective lasl night near the Jefferson County Bank building. On being ordered to halt, ne ran up Twenty-first street until the sho' was fired. No one was hit, thousnN sohie- one summoned an ambulance
 The man was placed in the city )ail 10 await army officers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-21
Second Victim of
 Enraged Lover Dies

New Orleans, May 20.-With the death of Tony Coldorera in the Charity Hos pital here late today. the attack by Ro- sario Restiva on the family at I1ck1a"' Tangapanoa parish. this state. Wednes- day night developed into double murder.
 Restiva, who was in love with the SIN teen- -year-old daughter of the family, be- came angered when the parents re1use'' to allow him to marry her. He attacKea the family Wednesday night while they were at supper, opening fire from epu- ble-barreled shotgun. Frances, a baby girl, was killed by the first shot. Iony' a thirteen-year-old son, was shot flve times in the right arm and three times IF the abdomen. The mother was struch four times in the right hand ana tns father was struck with eight pucksnoe II. the breast. His condition is regaroed as critical Rosie, the indirect cause or the shooting. received several buckshot in the right arm.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-21
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice to Stockholders

Notice is hereby given to the stock ; holders of The Age-Herald Publishing Company that it's board of directors has called meeting of such stock holders to be held In the office of said company in the city of Birmingham Alabama on the 10th day of June. 1920, at o'clock D. m. for the pur- pose of considering and acting upon the matter of issuing bonds of this company in the sum of One Hundred anG Fifty Thousand Dollars. to be se- cured by a mortgage on it's property, real, personal and mixed. to run for such time and bear such interest as may hereafter be determined either at said stockholders meeting or by the board of directors.
 This notice is given pursuant to the resolution adopted by said board, this the 9th day of May. 1920.
 NATHAN l.. MILLER,
 Sacratarv
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-21
FORMER MITT ARTIST
 APPEARING AT LOEW'S

A contended for the bantam champion ship at one time, Paul Earle, of the vau- deville act of Earle Edwards at Loews Bijou theatre today and tomor- row, gave up an intended career in the squared arena when money began pour ing into the boxers coffers, making it unusually hard to obtain match.
 Earle was considered one of the fastest bantams New Jersey ever turned out, and fought so viciously in all his bouts that many boys refused to meet him. At that time the revenue gleaned from fighting was very small; the no-decision contests were an unheard-of thing and opponents were not forced to put them selves in danger of i'll health by reduc- ing their poundago. to assure champion of success Times changed, however. and bantams began to realize huge sums ill each match. A hard hitter, Earle found difficulty in securing match with anyone near his weight. Along came Jack Edwards with a vaudeville idea, and within few weeks the former pam tam's aspirations for ring career had been changed to one for the stage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-21
BAD RISK TO
 KEEP SICK
Insurance Companies Won't Take a Man Who Suffers Continually From Stom-
 ach or Liver Troubles

Acworth, Ga.-"We have used Black-Draught in our family for years, and can say never have found liver medicine that could equal it, !" writes Mrs. J. A. Millwood, of this place. ''It is fine for indigestion, headache and sour stomach" she con- tinues.
 "I use it for the family, and cer- tainly feel it has saved me lot of money.
 'I am glad 10 recommend Black Draught, and am sure if others would use it they would be glad as I've been."
 Thousands of families keep Thed- ford's Black-Draught in the house all the time, for use at the first sign of indigestion, constipation, collie, colds and fever, thereby preventing ill., nesses that might develop seriously. When you notice that you are bil- ious, have a bad taste in the mouth, coated tongue, offensive breath, or if you are dizzy at times, restless, sleep psorly-do not neglect your liver. It is calling for prompt treatment. Use Thedford's Black-Draught. lts merit is widely acclaimed from long, satisfactory use.
 Your druggist sells Black -DrauRht
 NA-38-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-21
FISH SALE GOES
 ON AT LOW PRICE
Boston Company Put Price at Ten
 Gents a Pound

After successfully launching the sale of fish in Birmingham for the Bay State Fisheries Company. John Burns, Jr., president of the company, left for Boston last night.
 The sale has been conducted for the last two days at Seventeenth street and Fourth avenue. It is virtually a continuation of the municipal sale which was discontinued because of ob- jections that the city should not en- gage in business. City Purchasing Agent Ed Mckinley, knowing that the fish Were purchased at q large saving, induced the company to continue them of their own initiative in the city.
 The result was that the car was shipped to Birmingham Tuesday and the sale put on under the personal supervision of the president of the company. The fish were sold for l2h cents per pound, and contained the popular varieties of whiting, haddock and finnan- -haddie.
 Due to the fact that cuts are being made in prices all over the country of 20 per cent on many necessities. MT. Burns stated before he left for Boston that he had reduced the price of the fish, from 121A cents to 10 cents per pound.
 These sales will be continued from time to time under the supervision of l.. Goodman, who assumed charge Of the present one when MT. Burns left for Boston.
 About half of the fish in the carload shipped for the sale remains unsold. and the sale will continue today, with the price of the fish being 10 cents per pound.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-21

Montgomery, May 20. Especially Ed Holcombe of Blount county, granted hIa liberty from the state penitentlary by Governor Kilby Thursday, has the distinction of being invited by the gov ernor of Texas to make his home in that state.
 Governor Hobby wrote letter to Governor Kilby in which he asked that Holcombe be given parole and stated that he had known Holcombe before he got into trouble and that he would welcome Holcombe as citizen ol Texas. Holcombe was convicted as result of difficulty with another clti- zen of Blount county and was sem tenced to five years in prison. It was shown that the jury may have been unduly influenced by prejudice against his brother
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-21
Parliament Adjourns

London, May 20.-Parliament adjourned today for ten days Whitsuntide recess, the final meeting being notable for vis- orous attack on the governments general foreign policy led by Sir Donald Mac Lean. This attack was the outcome of the belief among the opposition parties that there is a disposition to belittle the League of Nations and elect the supreme council into permanent body as arbiter Of European affairs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-21
Notice of Seizure

To Whom It May Concern:
 This is to certify that have in my possession one gray mule, one sofrel mule. one two-horse wagon, one set double wagon harness and 300 pounds of sugar, the same having been seized in Shelby county, Alabama. eleven miles north of Hellena P. O., on the 9th day of May. 1920, under Section 3450, U. s. Revised Statutes
 Under Section S460. U. s. Revised Statutes. anyone having a claim to this property has right to file such claim within thirty days from the first publication of this notice. N. l.. PIERCE, Federal Prohibition Agent and Deputy Collector.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-21
Notice of Seizure
0 Whom It May Concern:

To Whom It May Concern:
 This is to certify that I have in my possession one small bay horse, one one horse wagon, one set single wagon harness, the same having been seized in Shelby county, Alabama, fifteen miles south of Birmingham, on the 21st day of April, 1920, under section 3450, U. s. Revised Statutes, for trans porting material to an illicit distillery. Under Section 3460, U. S. Revised Stat utes. anyone having claim to this property has right to file such claim within thirty days from the first pulp lication of this notice.
 N. L. PIERCE, Federal Prohibition Agent and Deputy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-21
kN H> The AreHer dnainta . H ley bureau for u sdvertsin andsub n
 eated at E.

rah Smith of Brookwood, cousin of the bride, rendered the music. The bride was attired in flesh Georgette and picture hat. her bouquet consisted of Russell roses and valley lilies. Immediately after the ceremony MT. and Mrs, Perdue motored to Tuscaloosa They will be at home In Ensley after June 1.
 Mrs. Conrad Boterweg continues i'll at the Ensley ihfirmary
 MT. and Mrs T. J. Craig, who have been visiting relatives in Ensley, will re- turn today to their home in Ensley.
 Archie and John Rammage have been called to Ensley to attend the bedsloe of their father, Captain Rammage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-21
M'DOWELL TO RUN

Montgomery, May 20.-(SpeciaLJ- State Senator Charles s. Mcdowell or Eufaula told friends in Montgomery Thursday that he expected to be can didate for governor in the campaign two years hence. He had been men tioned for several months.
 MT. Mcdowell said he expected to make regulation of taxation prob lems one of the most important blanks In his platform and declared that the public is needing relief from the con- tinued upward trend of taxation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-21

Misses Margaret and Ruth Davis will be joint hostesses Saturday afternoon, entertaining at a Lyric party, honor1ng Miss Agnes Busby, whose marriage to William Harold Mandy, which will take place in early June, and Miss Freda Allan, whose marriage to Congressman John I. Kelley of Lawrenceville, Ga, which will occur in June.
 Miss Lucille Smith and Mir. William A. Perdue were quietly married at the home of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. Joe l.. smith, at Avenue F, Wednesday after noon at o'clock, Rev. Judson R. Martin officiating. Only members of the lm- mediate families were present. Miss Sa-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-21
URGES A BOLD POLICY
 IN SCHOOL SITUATION
sy A,,ecl,ted Preas

| Washington. May 2O-A bold policy In
 dealing with the school situation was advocated today at the national citizens
 conference on education by pr. Albert Shaw of New York Such policy, ne
 said. should be as definite and as funda-
 mental as the policy adopted when thls collntrY entered war.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-21
Maintenance Men Are
 Called to Meeting

Chicago, May 20.-Notices were sent today to 134 general chairmen of rail- read maintenance of way employees call- ing them to a meeting here on June to take up the "interminable discussions now being held by the railroad labor board The call was issued by A. E. Everett chairman of tho general com mittee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-21
Pershing In New York By Associated Press

New York. May 20.-General Persh- ing and his personal staff arrived here this afternoon aboard the army trans port Northern Pacific, after completing his tour of inspection of the Panama canal zone and Porto Rico. Governor Yagar. of Porto Rico. also was aboard
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-21
PERSONAL

c. c. Robertson. tax collector of De- catur. is in the city attending the Ma
 sonic conference.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-21
EVENTS OF THE DAY
 FROM STATE CAPITAL
TEXAS WANTS HLOCOMBE

was given another term
 as grand master of exchequer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-21

Early history represents the Slavs as living around the Carpathian noun tains.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-21

SOUTH HIGHLANDS = Six-room, 2- story dwelling; nice lot; 18th St, per month. B. F. Eborn. 315 Elm pire Bldg. Main S173.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-21
HOTsEs FOR s1IE i60

NyANTED-To buy, on South Side. 5. 6 or T room house or Bungalow; must be in frst-class condition; will pay $3,000 cash and balance terms. Address u-24, care
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-21

WANTED-Homes to sell on South side and Norwood. Call J. M. Yeild- ing. with Trustees System. Phone M bO16 2O24 lst ave.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-28
VII in 1898.

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@oibingtOn bcridtct OnB man III
unicrCnl 2onoc bn8 Sel 14n1al 10
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1888 oufgcbroudt iein miro, menn
CS 70 Dciter 9ebt.
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9eridt. Dcrbrou6cn idbrIid 200,
100000 6oB YetroIelrnl ober iie
Dobcn OcIqucIlcn, Oic nod fir $50
Sabre ouSrei6en. SSSn 6en Der.
Stooten merben jGbrli6 100000
900 SOB Del berbroltdt ln0 Die
QucIIen per6en bel 6ieiem Ser.
brou6 in Is SSobrcn erid0pft iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-28
SiaD.gcnl.

Gur6 8oItor 9f. s. &a8mann
DltrOcn nn Mithpo6 lester @ode
3. 8. TilIp ir, 1tno SRI. 9Inno
gctl im Bforrbnlic Der bieiigcn
ct. Baulss&irde getrollt. Serbert
GilIp, ein 9rlloer oes 8r1uti9onts,
lnb SRI. Clara 9elll, S6pcitcr Der
9raut, fltn9irtcn olS &rou6eltgen.
Serr Etllp lit cin Sobn bon Gbco.
8. Eillp, bon Stolpe, uno oeiien
9raut cine So6ter bon Sbomo8
8elll bon Tot5oant. Ho6 Der Groll.
ung reiItNr Sic 9terbcrntGblten no6
@ellington, $40, no Serr SillD cine
Sorur eignct ouf pel6er sic iltngen
@belcltte mobncn pcr6cn. 8ir 9ra,
tlllircn nadtr6glid uno tpiini6cn
bcnielbcn bieI Slid unb Segcn olrf
ibrem 9en1einifoftlihen 2cbcnsme9c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-28
Inf ScrSadlt nerbaftet.

3rci ilurgc @uridcn, nnQcbIi6
aus Ct. 2ouiS, murbcn lettcn Wone
tog bier oui Griudcn oes @irtbeS
2ouia &. 9ocbm bur6 Sheriff 0ic.
bcl orrctirt mo ein9CIodlt, ouf oic
SciduIbi9ruo bin oie @cloibubIobc
in Goglc 9tcitouront lmt $3.50 be.
roubt 5lt boben.
0iC ilugen 2cutc morcn IN ciilcln
SorO gllttn nod &crnlom gefonIs
men uno bcItcIltcn i'm @QgIe Reitnr
rant Elm 6riibitiid, bos tic lid MIN.
ocn Iicbcn, lmo Damn ooS 2otoI Der.
licbcn obnc fir sic Woblscitcn AT
be5oblen. &ur5 boroui bcmcrftc
@Ocbn boB Oos SilbcrecIo in lei'
ncm Goib ,NcgiItcr fcbItc unb or licb
Oobcr 0cn Sheriff rufcn lum biC ilms
gen Burden ein5llfon9cn Dclher
bicie boIO Onroltt feitnobnL oo6 bel
Der llnterill6llng wur0e mebcr III
OCm 9lltto nod in Sen Goidcn Der
Scrboftctcn cine Spur bon Silber.
Gclh uorQcfunocu, lmo bctbCuCrtcn
bieicIbcn oui oos GntihieocnItc ibrc
llnldrlo. 9oB iic eS pcriGlmt hot.
TEN fir ibr 6riibitit 81 bc5oblcn,
bcrIuhtcl tie Oonit 5u crflIs
rcn ooB ieOcr 0cgIaubt bube oer
nnOcrc babe fir Ousiclbe bc5oblt
0ieielbcn be5obltcn Damn fir sic &C.
uoiienc Wobl5cit ,mo lpegcn WtongeI
an 9eluciicu mltrocn oieicIhcn ent
loiIcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-28
STANDARDIZATION madt Ipplifa-
tiun fir Sucorpurirnns.

131 Sorntcr aug Der lln1aebun9
bon Sermonn bnben oieic ISOLDE cine
@rflGrltn9 I'M &reis9eridt cinee.
retdt gum 3nef Der SSncorporotion
unter Dem Homet nSern1onn 9Sro.
b1lce @rdonee Cooperative Miiocio.
tiort" Der 3tpef Der @eiclIihaft
lit @infGitfe rno 8erfGufe bon Illem
tpas Der Sarmer brauft p6er all
berfoufen bot. ouf Dem co.operoti.
ben Slone 3u faufen ODER ouf oen
Utarft 5l bringen. 0ns Stontm.
fopitol Der @eieaidaft betrdgt $t0,.
600. Das 9ireftoriun beItebt aus
folgenben befonnten Sarmern: Geo.
Betrus, 8. S. Sorbon, 9lug. Sol.
lertien f., Sbeo. 8iltbep, q. 6.
3immerinann, Ben 9ruens, Sern.
WoedIi Geo. Ieirntann uno @eore
Gorberboie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-28
Die GsscrS Williug So. ocrsrOkcrt
ibr Sciit.
Die srufc %allep Earf 0tiible ncbit
GlcOator iuirb Elm 3mci9 bcs
BiCiiscn WiiblcuseidaftcS
lucrOcu.

Sic gggCrs 0tiIling 60, mel6e
ole Dtilble in Serluom bciibt luO
cine Der 9r0btcn Wtiiblc1 bcS gtpro.
weItcns IN Grafton, gtorb 9ofoto,
Gignct, bat lCbtc &odc olld bic gro.
be WtablmilbIc ncbit Glcpator in
Sollep @orf, Wo., fGufIi6 erpprbcn.
Die WtilbIc in &ollcp Yarf bot
cine Gapocit1t bon tG0li6 100 6ob
Webl, um6 Die @ctrcioeipei6e cine
iol1c pon 10000 @uibcIS. Der
@rlnbbeiib lumiubt Is glder. Die
Wtiiblc bat ibre eigeneit gtebcn.
0cleiic wCldc ScrbinOun9 nit aipei
@iienbubnen liefcrn lnO licgt innlit.
ten cincS ocr rci6Itcn @ci5cnlduOc.
rcicn res Staotcs.
Die GggerS Nsilling So. hnt oas
neuerlurrbcnc @'ritiit 3n cinenI
3weige Ger GggcrS Wiliinq 60 bon
Sermom 9cnobt lrnb 6. :, @9eers
cinem @ruoer unicrcS 0titbiirgerS
6ranf @oocrS. gum @cidGft8fiibrel
ernon1t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-28
gmcrifaniider Sonis in GnslanO,

glmerifonii6er Sonig erfrellt iid
in @ngIuno Itei9enOer 9cliebtbcit.
Der flare, 9cidlcltOcrte Sonig in
@l1icrn miro ON meilten perfatlft,
mic ooS @orftbiiro Ocs 2anopirt.
Observation-Disclosures mittcilt. SSSnt
Sobre 1914 belief iib bie @cionrmt.
einfubr 0es 8ereinigtcn &oniereids
an Sonig ol1f 100000 8funo. SIN
Sabre 1918 mar 6ieie ginfubr ouf
36,500,00 Efun0 i'm @ert bon $13,.
10000 ongeipa9icn. Die Screi.
nieten Stadten trugen mebr oI8 jes
oes onberc 2an0 5it Oieier @infubr
bel. SS6r QnteiI int Sabre 1918 be.
lief iid auf ied3ebn MiIlionen 8fo,
oeren 8crt $5,500,0OO betrug.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-28
9. s.. Graf lit GanSiSat fiir GunntD.
Iniualt.

&. Is. @rui, Hcoofteltr ocs aOpcr.
tiIcr-GOuriCr mo 0titbCroltsocbcr
bc8 &oltsblatt 5ci9t iidb in oicicr
9(usgubc oIs Gdnoi6ot fir Die 60
ninotion 5lun 9lnlte ocS Gountps
gInlpult ou. Scrr @rof mar friiber
ols 2cbrcr on Dcrihic6cncn SduICn
in inherent Gountp tb0tiQ, itlOirtc
Damn ipGtGr GyuriS YruOen3 nrf scr
Stnots sllniOcriit0t, lmo profti5irtc
icit 1914 ais glbuofnt in ocu bicii.
gen @eri6tcn. gr lit in icOcr @Ciic
bcf6biqt Dem 2Inltc Dor5uitcbcn lmb
miro I'M 6ollc ieincr GrlpGbllng 6ic
Gfli6ten beSicIbcn prompt crfiiIlcn,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-28
Die SfOuScit Der SanirrclS cuSct
am /. Snni.

Die &ugo ouf Squirrels iii Dom
/. Slni an lpicocr crloltbt lln0 bis
gum GnOe oCS SoDrcs ouri heGt Glib.
f0edcn mti ollie 2lrtcn lu0 8ciie
nad)9cltcllt merbcn. &rob Der frtr3.
Ell Shon5cit lmO Ocn Oirlcn SSIgcrn
lit cS nod ni6t gclungpn baS Sqltirs
rel ouS5llrOtten, ioll0crn, pie 6ors
mer brri6teL ioa 0ieics SSnbr iogor
uusnubmSlpciie picl bieles Stlein.
mil0es borban0en icin.
gllt6 Die 3cit 100 Der 9lngler nit
fiinitlident a0oer Den GSii6en nod.
ltcllen ooer nit gteben IN oen fabr.
baren Str0men oes Stoates Slide
fir Den Wiartt oOer in anoercn sc.
Waiiern Slide filr Den eieencn @e'
6rallh fangen 0orf bcginnt AM 1.
SUM.
9is iest iino in @asconoOc Goun.
tp our6 Gountp Glerf gtellntam
S75 Sogo. tn6 SiIder.2i5cnien aus.
geItellt woroen. Son oieien li1lo sc
Jog. itaatli6e GonlbinationS.2i3en.
len, mel9e gum Siiden uno Sagen
bercdti9cn in allen IbeiIcn OeS
StootcS uno $3.50 foiten. County.
2Benien Die $1.00 foiten berc6tigen
gum So9en uno 6iiden im County
in neldcm Der SGeer Dobnt, ioluie
in Den an oteieS angren5enoen Count
ties. Cine 2i5ens, mel6e nur GUM
SSii6en in irgen0 einem &bcilc bes
Staates bere6tigt, betrGgt $1.00.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-28
Die 6eabiidDtigtc Grbjbuug Der 9iar
ten fir clcftriides 2ift
iuspeuSirt.

Die bon Der GlCctric 2igbt So.
beobli6ti9tc Grb0bung Der Soften
fiir 2iefcrltng bon cIcftriihem &idt,
Ole onl /, Sunni in &roft trcteu ioll.
tc lit tempordr oltfsebolten morben,
0a Ole Bllblic Serbicc Gonlniliion
cincn @cfcbl cntIoiien bot Oen5llfol-
&c sic neuen 9fotcn ouf 100 Gage.
(pom /. Sllni bis 2S. September,
1920 iuSpcnbirt mcrOcn, borars9C,
ictt 0nb Die Gonuniilion in Ger
3miidcn5cit niht on0crS pCriilgt.
gtod 0em 9cri6t Der 0ficntIi6cn
0icnlt.Gonlniiiion criolgtc Scr &c.
fcbI inioloc cineS ourb Den 0topor
bon Scrmomn I'M 2(uftrogc scr
StoOt crbobcncn Erotcit. glui mcI.
dc @riinoc Scr Ginmano 0cS Nin.
DprS boiirt IinO, lit ser electric
Sigbt So. unbefonnt, beion0crS, mic
oic @cielIitboit mraicbt Oo bon Sen
8Cipobnern Scr Stoot fCinc alo9C
on9cIotfen lit, 0o OicIc einieben 0ob
bel ocn 10 enorm gciticgcncn &c.
tricbsfoItcn Die electric 2iqbt So.
5lr bobcrcn Erciicn fir ocn 2idt.
bicnit berc6ti9t lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-28
gIIte AniicOlcriu bcimscsanscn.
6ran Seuriette Hngcl i'm Buben
9llter Hpn "a Sabreu
aeiturheu.

Sn Der 8obntng ibrcS SobneS
@mil 9togeI, OH Der NorftitrnBe, 1T
am leBten 6reitoe, na6 ldneerer
&rantbeit Srou Senriette NogeI, I'M
boben gIltcr bon 81 SnbrLn 0 Wto.
noten lmO q Io9en aus oieiem Sc.
ben gcidJieOcn.
Sic Scritorbene muroe bel IcS.
rau, in Yonmlcrn Qcuti6IanO, i1n
Sabre 1885 geborcn, 100 Tie li6 I'M
Sabre 1856 nut 0cnrD gtagel pcrs
cbeIidtc. S5m Sabre 1868 wonoerte
oaS Gbcpoor nit ibrcn ic6s &inocrn
na1 glmcrifa aus lm0 fam oireft
nub 9crmonn. Sllr5 oaral,f lieb
lid Die 6onilic nllf ciuCr 6arln bel
Stolpc in miCrcm Gountp nic0er,
oo6 iibcriieOelte oicicIbc na6 ntebs
rcrcn Sabrcn ulf einc 6arm in
WtiiIouri 9Ottom nm Damn ipGter
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