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The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-03-20

Eunice, La. March ,. 1920
Dear Mrs. Kinks We nave our
safden well fixed, / Thought ! would
sfite you about it.
We first divided :, IF into plots,
alng each plot have four pupils to
k i We then goJ 70 work. We
oald work in it early every evening
fsrtilized our plo-. and finally
81 It cultivated enough to plant
sens seed.
We first fixed a row along the side
ne bed and planted lettuce on it.
afterwards planted lettuce all
oana the border. We then fixed a
~ and planted some beets or ii.
Ai'er we planted the beets we fixed a
~ and planted some carrots; we
-sa ixed row and planted some
ss' corn. None Of the seeds in the
'e garden have come dp vet. but
~ q while they VIII 81 up. and we
soon transplant some tomatoes
lettue, as each pupil took some
y bone and planted raem in a box.
Yours tuIy.
ROY JOHNSON.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-03-20

OF THE
PEOPLES MOSS GIN COMPANY,
INCORPORATED
OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of st. Landry.
Be it known, that on this first day
of the month of March, in the year
of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hun
bred and Twenty, before me, l. Aus
tn Fontenot, Notary Public, duly
commissioned, qualified and sworn
in and for the parish and state above
written, and in the presence Of the
witnesses hereinafter named and I'M
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-03-20

his hogs died. This was told me by
Mr.. GiasweII himself last week.
Now this story is very old, /
know, as I have seen similar ones
for the double treatment in prevent
ing hog cholera"
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-03-20

Rub-My-Tism is a great pain killer;
It erIieves pain and soreness caused
bv Rheumatism, Neuralgia, SPraIns'
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-03-20

All powers of this corporation
shall be vested in and exercised by
Board of Directors to be composed q
three stockholders. The Board sFTall
elect from among their number a
president, vice president, secretary
treasurer, and such other officers as
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21
TRADE BETWEEN
 UNITED STATES ls AND MEXICANS

The trade of the United States with Mexico has been "heading for'' the $500, ,000, ,0O0 line in the fiscal year 1920, which ends with next month. Our trade with Mexico even during the disturbed period since the resig- nation of President Diaz in 1911 has shown remarkable gains. It totaled, says a statement by The National City Bank of New York, $115, 900, 900 in 1910; dropped to $110, 100000 in 1915; then, despite the continued dis turbances since that date, advanced to 1,0O0,00O in 1917, S245, ,0Oe,0 900 in 1918, and $27s, 100000 in 1919, while the March figures, the latest received, indicated a total of over with June 1920
 Whether recent events in Mexico will prevent it's reaching that high water mark of $500, 100000 for the current fiscal year cannot now be foretold. It is a fact, however, that the sales by the United States to our calendar year 1919 were more than to the 300, ,o0, 900 inhabitants of India 15,000,0 neighbors in Mexico in the or the 0,000,000 of China. Our inn ports from Mexico in the calendar year 1919 were $14S, 926, 900; exports to Mexico 131,452,00O.
 What are the articles forming this large and rapidly increasing trade with our neighbors at the South, separated from the United States by only imaginary line or at the best a comparatively narrow stream of water? On the import side, sisal Ga substitute for hemp) $40,000, 900, crude petroleum s26,O0O,000, copper $20 100000, raw cotton $1O,0OO, 900, hides SIG, 100000, coffee $5,5OO,OO0, lead $5,0OO,0Oo, mahogany, India rubber, and sundry other tropical pHoducts about $500,000 each.
 On the export side, manufactures form very large percentage of the sales, including iron pipes over ST. 100000, cotton cloths $6,500,000 flour S5,600,00O, sugar $2,50O,O00 au- tomobiles $2,35O, ,0OO, lard $2,2OO,o ,o0O automobile tires nearly $1,0O0, 900 shoes 1000, 900, lumber $1,200,00O eggs s7S7,00O, dyestuffs s715, 900 canned salmon $703, 1000, cotton kni1 goods $675,000, paper $56S,0O0, pa raffin S504, 900, railway cars $497, ,000 cement $495, ,OO0, ploughs $4S1 ,O00 galvanized iron $464,00 steel rail! $461 600, typewriters $422, 900, ant structural iron s4o1 900, while the hundreds of other articles ranginf
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21

below these above enumerated made
 a total of exports to Mexico in the
 calendar year 1919, to which the above figures relate, of $131, 900 against $97,7s9.OOO in the calendar year 1918.
 Quite naturally the United States
 supplies a large proportion of the imports of Mexico, lying just along side she does, and takes cores
 bonding proportion of her exports.
 Even prior to the war we were supplying about one-half of Mexico's
 imports while our European friends
 were supplying the other half. With
 the circumstances of the war, their
 facilities for supplying the class of
 merchandise required by Mexico were
 naturally minimized and as a result
 the United States is now supplying
 about S5 per cent. of the merchan-
 disc imported into Mexlco ana taking
 about 90 per cent. of her exports.
 Still another reason for the large
 trade between Mexico and the United
 States lies in the fact that Mexico has a tropical or sub-tropfca1 climate while the climate of the United States is that of the temperate zone, and as a result the interchanges of tropical products on the one hand for tenn perate zone products. and especially manufactures on the other are very large.
 The United States now imports an- nually over $2,OOO,00O,0O0 worth of tropical and sub-tropica1 products as against $35O, 100000 worth in 1900, and the fact that Mexico is able to supply material of this character, which includes, India-rubber, ffbers, coffee, cacao, cotton, tobacco, sugar, and vegetable oils, makes the mar kets of the United States especially attractive to her producers, while the | fact that a very large proportion of | her imports are manufactures ren- | ders this country especially attrac- | tive to her buyers particularly in | view of the fact that the time re- | quired to. obtain merchandise from ] the United States is naturally much 1 less than that of goods ordered from | Europe.
 l One further reason for the gains l in recent years of our share in the | trade of Mexico is presumably due | to the very large and steadily in 1 creasing amount of American capita l invested in that country, which be. 1 fore the war was estimated at over l a billion dollars and was recently es. | timated by Senator Fall of New 1 Mexico in a speech in the United States Senate at $2,0OO,OOO,O0O ol
 far in excess of that from any other | country.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21

So far no nation that paid its coal beavers more than it's school teachers ever rose to a leadership in the af- fairs of men.
 Motorcycle riders should occasion ally slow down to a mile a minute, so they can get some idea where they are going.
 Some of these fellows that have got $100 locked up in silk shirts, will soon be asking to borrow $10 to pay the landladY.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21
LIBERATE PRISONERS.

Laredo May 21-The Excelsior, Mexico City newspaper, says the revo- luttonary government has liberated all prisoners captured in fighting with troops guarding General Carranza and permitted them to return to their homes Fifteen hundred for mer Carranza officers and men also have been released from Santiago military prison and sent to their
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21

Military authorities here declare vast stores of munitions and supplies have arrived in East Prussia in an front before the Bolshevik offensive.
 Fighting continues along the north ern sectors of the front but all Soviet attacks have been repulsed along the upper reaches of the Beresina river, according to announcement.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21
GEN. BRUSSILOFF IN COMMAND.

Warsaw, May 20-(By the A. P.)- General Alexis A. BrussiIof, former chief of the Russian army, is understood to have assumed command of the Bolshevik offensive against Poland. In Polish military circles they say the Soviet attack is designed to overrun Lithuania and extend the Bo1shevik front westward to East Prussia
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21

homes, the paper adds.
 General Mandez, commander of the prison, addressed the prisoners, ask ing them to devote themselves to the patriotic work of helping to restore the country to peace and prosperity. The revolutionaries, he said, were not disposed to reprisals or revenge and had Forgotten all old rancor."
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21

Advertise in The Times
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21

ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21

The Sale That's Running in ALL Things Stores
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-01
SpensOillc iuirS 5abrifitabt iuerbcu.
Samiltpn-8roiun Shoe So. bcab'
iiftist bort cine 3fueis'
6abrif 81 banen.

9ie SonliIton.@roiun Shoe 60,
bon ct. 2ouiS, bot bei6lOiien in
Gipcnsbillc, in unIerdll Golrntp cine
Shubfobrif OILS 3iueig ibrcr 6abrif
in Union 5u erri6ten. Inter Den
8C0in9ungen eineS lleberelntom.
mems nit bcm Smenspille Scooter
Club, Iiefert bie Stabt OmcnspilIe
bas @rlmoitiif nebit helh 6abrif'
@eb6il6e, lln6 no6oem oic 6abrit,
@cIeGI6oit ocn @eiannlt @ctro9
bon $4,000 al 2obnen ollsbe5ablt
bat, ioQ Dos Sobrif. .@cb6ubc in Den
@ciit Scr Somilton.9ropn Sboc
60. iibcr9cbcn.
Die Sobrif iou in Ocm bisbcr oils
Gonninq Syactorp benueten Sebdlloe
lnltcrgcbrod,t peroen rnb miro emit
meilcn mciitenS MIR MIGohcn ln,o
SSroucn beihGftiocn. Scr Setrleb
Der ncucn GSnOuitric ipll iAon nab
rcn6 6cs Wfonots Sftober ollf9e'
nonlmcn merhcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-01

Sermonner 9aiebon. .@ntbuiiaiterL
tpelHe burh Die 9lGnaenben Grfol9e
oes bieiigen ~&eams" iid ilber2ell8t
baben Bob Die Sermanner ir9eno cin
goIehoII &eam ,bicten" fonnen
iueroen nG1itens @elcgcnhcit Daben,
ihrc Schalptungen 81 beipeiIen
oenn am 9icnsta9, oen IL. Sftcbcr
iuer6er 0ie Cardinals BON Ct. Souls,
bos bcriibnlte 9totionnl 2eo9uc
5conL oitf elmer Tour brtrh 1ncb.
rere Stooten nod Sernom font
men unS nit bcm bieii9en Ieom Gin
gSettipiel beronitoltcn.
Der 9oiabali.Sport 56blt IN Ser.
mann mo lln1gcgcn0 5aDIrcld'c
sSreunoc ln6 6ieIen lit eS aelungen
oie Cardinals su bemeeen a1f ibrer
Sorr hicr elm SpicI nit Dem Ser,
n1ann Tennl gu ncronItoItcn. Giuc
8arantic bon $500 mar gcfor6cri
lnor6eit. Ooh mar 0irielbc in mcliGcr
5ttn6cn noh6Cm sic Ihii6t Der
: Cardinals befanllt 8C9e6en puroe
oesetGnet.
Gin fold subIreidcr 9ciud ipirt
om 9icn&toa, bcn 12. Oftobcr er
portct, hof ictt ihon ollie @nrbcrci
t1tn9en Qetroffen nerbcn, I'M oit
biclen oTonS" ouf hcm @o'cboll
! 8orf hcQuCm unterhrinQcn 5lt fon
fnet, eSos ;S6brboot miro ont sc
nnnntcn So9c Spcsiolfohrten nod
ser Nor6Icitc 0e8 Tl,,iies mofcn
Scr Ro6nittog miro blrh W}ono
@oTfcr s,un Teicrtn9 prof(onir
mcrbcn, Scnn IcIbIt obnc Eroflono
tion miro Scr GoQ fir ollie @cnoh
ncr ser 5tobt cin SScicrtoa icin
henn mcnn sic Cardinals fonn1cl
miro 0}icmono sn Solic o0cr in
@cih1Ft blcibcn mollcl1. Gnr &c
oinn 6e& ShieIcs mn holh 3 llhr
miro cine Torobc burth sic Stoh
inter Iorontritt Scr @ntcrpri'
N2iIitorb @ono Ttottfinben.
Ser @intritt Srlm @orf mirh 81 .O'
bctragen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-01
Der &iijuuri Orobt Sermauu ieiues
Safens sn beranben.
SauSbGute bilSsu jett idluu Elm
grofes tpiuSeruif Der Sdiff-
faRrt, nuO sr6fsre SOote
f6unen nidDt me6r on
nnicrer 8berfte
anlcacn.

Der launenbofte Riiouri 6robt
oGn Sufcn Dor lniercr Sta0t 81
bcrionben 1mb 6cn 0anlpfihiffeu
lm5uoGn9Iidl 5lt ntoden oenn iest
ihon bat 6crieIbc cine gln5abl tleine'
rcr mo 9roberer SmbbGnfe Dor I'M.
icrer &bilr obgclagert, iuel6e bic
Ginfobrt scr 9ootc binbern lmo eS
fir gr0Berc 0mltpier unn1oglih
moben on rmicrcr @berfte 81 ian.
6cn, ln0 falls Der oll9cnteine 8ni-
icrItan0 bcs Sluiie8 nod nic6riger
i1Ilt, iuir0 Ielbit 6oS fIeine SG9r.
boot niht me6r i'm Stonoe ieiu iih
5luiI6cn 6eu SonobGnten bit6urh
in ocn bieiieen Sofen oil idlGngeln.
Ourf GcrlGngerlng Der 0Gmne,
meIhe Die RcgiCrlng 9e9enilber 1t1.
Icrcr Sta6t Dor mcbreren cSobren
acbolt bat, f0mltc bieiem uebcl'
Iton6e lcid,t ob9ebolfcu iperoen, oo
boburd Scr Souptitrom nod Der
Silhicitc eclcitet wilrOc, mos ctn
boIoigeS 8cgIpillcn Der SonObunte
llnb @crtief,n9 oes SabrnaiicrS sur
8olec boben nitroe.
llnierer Nfadboritoot 8aibington
bottc Scr WtiHouri Dor mebreren
SSSobren einen GbnIiden StreiH 9e'
ipiclt uno nibt MIR Oen Sofen per'
iperrt, ionocrn ou6 Die 8nlierlUer'
! fe nerionbet; mebrerc bon Der Re'
gierpng ouf Scr NoroIeit Gss Siif'
/ les errihtctcn 0Guune leitctcu ben
! StrDm icNnd) miC6er nob DER Hlh'
! tuna irncr Sto0t uno Die Sonoe
bGnfc norcr nod tur5er 3clt lpte'
Scr OCrihplmbCn.
Ger Be8enlpdrtigc 3ultono oes
/ Jmiica, lit noh (lrtbeiI SohOcr.
| it6n0igcr, Durh Elm 9rcAcn Oes
Gonmc8 gcgenilbcr Der Coles Greet
pcrllriod)t moro0L unh t0nnte init
Qcringcn Soften blrb 9luSbeiicrlng
Oicic5 lmo ScrIGngcrlm8 Der olloe'
rem 0rci GGmme olf Scr ytoroieite,
Der Stromlouf micOer oltf bic Silo'
icitc gcleitct uno ooburd Dem t'Ir
lmIere Sto6t iebr nadtbeili8en
llebclItono obgcbolicu lpcrOcn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-01
Nii6crs&c6cr.

@co. Slider ttnO SRI Bertha
g8cbcr, bcioc bon bier purocn let.
ten 0}ittuotb gtotDnritto9 im 8farrs
bouIe scr cbou9l. ct. Eouls,Gir6c
our6 ToItor q. $. Gosnonn III ocn
fl. Gun6 Der Che eingcicgnct. Serr
Slider lit cin Sobn bon arholh
Slider unO @ottin lmo Oeiien 9rollt
cine Sodter 0eS berIt. Geo. 8cber
lmb bcIIcn Satin, Der jebigen 6rall
Scrmom Druid. 3os iltnge Che
poor miro in Sern1ann iein Scim
aufI6logcn, mo Scrr Slider icit
pielen SSobren in Der Shubfobrtt
bcId,1ftigt lit. gSir milni6en Den
populGrcn jun9Cn @bclcuten bicl
Slid lno Scgen gum 9unoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-01
@olbenc !l1ufstitS.6cicr.

Scnrp GhCe unb @ottin iclcrtCn
letter 0iCn&tog IN ihrcr @oRnunG
an Der IiioIi9en 0torftitroBc, im
Sreiie ibrcr &in6cr 1mo GroBfinocr,
Dos Syeit Der QolOencn &Od2eit. @crr
Thcc lmN @ottin, geb. llpIofi, MIR
ben in 9crmmn om 2S. Scptcmber,
1870 pcrebclift lrno mObntrn ieitbcr
bcItGnOi9 in lmierer Staot. Die
ainber bes S5,tbelpoorcs iinb Grolt
2ollis SobcrItod, bon Sermam itiS
3rou GSoDn 9}ieboff mo Scrmoln'
IGcc bon ct, 2ouis. @ir grotltIi'
rem lnO miuniNcn Dem bCrcbrtcn 81.
bclpoorc nod mon6c @icOcrfcbr IL.
reg So65cit5to8cS, bel gutter @e'
ilm6beit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-01
Sn @uibinstOn scitOrDen.

Syn 8oiDin9ton lit am WeittpoN
letter @o6c, noh l1ngcrcr Grant'
bcit, @corg g. 3cuoin I'M glItcr
bon Sc S5obrcn 1 @tonat unb 4
Go9cn gcItorben.
Scrr 3cu9in murOc ont Is. glu'
gllIt 1854 nobC Berger 0cborcn, ul6
trot on1 1S. GC5cnlbcr 1894 nit SRI.
Eoulinc 0}epcr in ben GGeItono, mel
der Che Icds 9in6cr criproiicn,
pcIGc nit Scr gSittpc 0en &oter
lnO @ottcn iiberlcbcn.
Gor brei SSobrcn iiberiiebeGte Serr
3cugin nit ieincr 6onlilie nod
@oibinoton. Gr bcflcioetc mebr ols
opunaig Sabre Die Stclle als Strcd'
cn.8ormom on Der Ro. Sacific.
9obn.
gluBcr iciner 8ittpe lnb feds
9inoer, binterIGBt CT 5lpei Shtpe'
Itern, nGmlih Srou So. @o!3 unb
Srou Gbos. 9ofidies, friiber in
Sermonn, jcoo6 felt mebreren Sab.
rem in ct. 2oui8 pobnboft.
Gie gecrbieung fono am letten
Sonntog ouf Dem Obj Sellcp
Srieobofe in 8aibinetou itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-01
QSeeum Saiiou begiuut um 6.
Sftober.

Scrnonn's 2Dcelm Saiion, Die
om 6. Sftober bc9innen miro, ber'
ipri6t bicies Sobr uniercn 8elpob'
nern Elm nod reihcreS uno geoiege'
ucreS Undertakings Srogrom gu
bictcn ais i'm 8oriobre @tiuo
amon3ig unicrcr gemciniinnt9en
9iirgcr bobcn nit 8bite & glepers
9Dccum 8urcou bon &onioS Gitp
Elm llebereinfommen ab9cI6lcIIrn
filnf cn6.llntcrbnltun9en bier 81
DcrunItoltcn mobon icoe bcn gciud'
crn bobe &rnit9cniiiie bietcn miro.
Sir oo8 critic 9rOgrom iino "Sicrs
ro's &opoI Sapoiions" geIidcrt
mor6cn Gin gnicmhle SoruoiiIher
Singer ln6 Wtuiifer. Dic'clben
mcr6cn sic 2pccrmi.Soiion bier ON
Mittmod. oen 6. 0ftobcr IN Der
Gonsertballe er0ffncn. Gintritts'
9illettc iino icst in 8alfcr gros'
Gurg Store obcr in Der Office oeS
8olfSblott sit belegen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-01
hins hic Go[Iefte 81 erheben:

Ibips bic GoIIcfte 5li erbeben:
92oorf Eomnibip, 5000. Gontte
fir Sernonn: 6rau 9tobt. @aIter,
ssrou SObn s. ScImers nnO 6ral'
Stub. Settler; auBcrbalb Sermann;
scnrg 9orid,, 9lnbp 3imncrmonn'
Ebco6or 9iltbcu uno gtlbert 5toebr.
gtid1lonS Tolpnibip, 500. Co.
mite: s. 30. g1oltc, q. 9. Streetcr'
Tronf Onden unb 6. 6. Wseper,
gouIlpare Eonrui1ip, $40. Co.
mite: &. gnseIbredt nnN 6re0
S6ocperfccttcr il.
9ocuf GOrpnibip, $50. Gon'tte:
9r. Srcbcrid 9tufoerSeioe unO Nr'
nol6 Seinlein.
Canaan Solpnibip, S1So. eo'
mite: Socob Eoppmeper rno @r''
Sollaroer.
9ruIb Greet Gotpnfbib, $50. eo'
mite: &. 9. @attbeius.
gourbois Sopnibip, $45: Go'
mite: &. s. goDen. .
Clan toiunibip, $50 Con'tte: o.
g. gronion.
Shirb Greet SolpnTbip, $40. eo'
mite: & 6. Grice ,tno 6. s. @rtooe'
mener d.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-01
ans Der Gonntb Court.
Gin tpeiterer Stimmplat iuirS bel
Supc ereirt. - County gonrt
Orbuet ltnterbreitnus Der
syrase SIR slueijGbriaen
Sdouseit Der Gnails
Sur Gbitimmuns an.

Die Wtitglieber Der Gountp Court
beriummeIten iid lesten Npntoe ol&
Court Of 2lppeals Inn 8eihner6en
gegen Die bon Der ellcr.9lus9lei6.
8eboroe oneeorOneten acnoerineen
Der ginI6Gbltngen Scr &al,fleilte rnb
Sabrifen SIT bernebmen. bod tpurbe
feline ein5i9e &lose einBereiht unb
Die @inI6Gtl,ngen Derblieben baber
ipie ol,rd Die gebOr6e oneeoronet.
glm 0ierstog fono cine berta9te
Sisung Der golmtp Court itatt in
ipelder foIatn6e @ei66fte erleoi9t
luuroen:
gluf @eIu6 Scr in Der N0be non
Sope ouf Der @eitieite oes @asco.
no6e 5luiies ppbnenoen 9iireer,
pl,roe beidloiien i'm Dub Greet
SduIbnuie cincn meitcren Stinm.
plab fiir @ouluorc Gopnihip gu ct.
obliren, iueIder olS Ntuo Greet Gre.
cinct befonnt iein ioG. Die &C.
iammt2obl Der Stintnplose III @os'
cono6c Gountp betrGgt nln 10.
@en1GB elmer 8etition bon 6. s.
guo6emeDer II. @. ipurbe ongeoro.
net, Die Sroge Oh Die So9o out
auoils in 8osconooe Goitutb auf
5mei Sabre berbotcn iein ioa, ben
@iirqern bel Scr Nobcn1berlpobl 5ltr
9(bItinmlmg 81 lnterbreiten.
Gie Court beidlob bcm Goulttps
@eilnhleitS 9contcn So fir jebe
Sdulc sic or ouf lire ionitdren 3u.
ItGnoc nod &ori6rift Ocs StoatS9e'
iebcs lulteriu6t 5u 5oblen, itno Dob
Scr 8con,te fcint MeiIcngeI6er er.
baltcu Ioll, umO 3luor III l(cbereln
itimntung nit 6cn nit Ocm Gciunn
hcitS ,@eomtcn Or. &offnCr ein8e.
gongcncn @cNin8un8cn.
Gie &crmeiilm9cn einer neucn
Noa0 no6c GDoa, llifn1onn's 5orn1
bel @ooIlom ionic elmer nepcrD
Roo0 noDc 4. q, 0}cpcr,@ Store, IN
| ser g}1be upn Ban, ipuroc angeoro'
net.
gcrotblm9 bctreffs bcs @ein6e$
Don sSSobn $. 8icIe II. 4. I'M etne
gtooo.gcrGnScrlmq in Glop Solpn'
Sbip. lulrroe bis 5ltn1 Iopcntber Ger
min neri6obcn.
SSn Sodcn Der nelten Hoao nor
Coles Greet nod @oSconaoe, 1tn1
ipelde Senrp Sfnlibt, u. 8nonid II
81. eir @eiudj eingerei6t batten, iuur'
Se Die Gr0ffnung Der &oab ongeoro'
net; Oesglci6en in Sa6cn oeS &c
iufcs I'm eine neue 9toao IN GIo
Eomnibip, bon s. ". Seibbreoer II
gl. 1mterbreitet
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-01

ltrioden, Die i'm our i6redlihcm
SDot beronlobt bnbcn lit nid)t&
9cItintmtcS bcfonnt, bod, bo cr lcb,
ten Sommer oGS er in Wtont9omcrp
Go,mtp in bcn Grntcfo(oern orbci-
tete einen Sitihlo9 erlitten bottc,
wirb berlm,tbet Dob Sor9en iibcr
feline angegriffene @eil,n0beit ioruic
@eIOangeleeenbeit i'm in Den Sob
trieben.
Braun mar ME berbeiratbct lrno
bintcrIdbt ouber cine in ct. 2ollis
nobnboftc S6lpeIter, feline nGberen
8crmanbten. CT mar Weit9lieo Der
hieiigen Dob SeIloip 2oee, linter &c.
rem 9luipiaien om Nittluod yto6.
mittog Die 8eeroieltng altf bent
YtGbtiiden Srieobofe itattfanb. Cine
grobe gln5obI Sreltnbc uno @efann'
te erlpieien Sem 8eritorbenen Die
Iette ebre.
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Sormer in Der H6be bon gllgllIta,
ct. Charles goltntp, babcn $tt 500
beigeItcuert Inn einen Gbeil Der SEQ"
Iten 5u beItreiten peIde Die arbei'
ten, lpelde Die 0tegierune bort aus
fiibren IGBt 5ur 9tceclung bes
StromIoufcs bes @iifol1ri Tluifes
uno Sur @eidiisung Der rei&en
9ottomldnoereien.
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O.Giaenthnms'llc llchcrtrusnnscn.

ssolQenoe 8runoeigentbu .lleber'
trogungen ipurocn I'M gtecoroer'
@mtc bon @osconnoe Goltrtp 'eit
letter @ohe eebudt:
Morio WtltelIer II. 81. on Wttnnlc
Bubble, Quit Claim 9eeb ol,f 4O
9(dcr nobc @ooGIomL 81; 6. s.
SobcnItreet an s. 90. Stlrfcnbroe'
fer II 81, 2ot Is, 8r 81, 0ncns.
billie, $500; S. @. &oenie an 6.
S. SobenTtrcet, Got IS, gf., 81,
0mcn8oiIIc, $500; Geo. 9. 2of,
bort on Caroline 2odhort, Cots 7
Ii. s. OFF. 73, SpcnspiGle. 5000;
2ot8 &c un6 81, Omcnsnillc, $500
1mo 323 9(dcr nobe @cm, $1,000.
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Seroinon6 Braun, Der crit fiiralib
bon Der gountp Court gum Srie.
oensri6ter fir &oarf Sopnibip er'
nannt tporoen tpar Inb int Il. g.
Sotel in Sermonn pobnte, beeing
om Iesten Wtontag 9ea6nlittag, furd
nah 2 l1br Selbitmorb, inbem er
ii1 in ieincm Simmer I'M eer,onnten
SoteI, nit elmer S6rotflinte erIhob.
Braun mar friib nm Nontog
Wtorgen aus Worriion 5uritfgefebrt
uno botte iid) bireft nod ieinem
3inlWcr begeben itnb % er Die Sc
lroDn6cit botte ettuoS long 5lt 1hln'
len, nuroc er ni6t gum 6riibltilfe
9eruTen. alS er iebof otth gum
Neittoasn1oble ni1t eri6ien, befitr6'
tctc fSrou RoIt oob ibr @ait hiel'
lei6t rnpobl iei, bod 5ogerte iie ihI
5u It0rer. Gur5 nod 2 llDr olS
Serr Roit ben eeoonlpften S6ub
pernohnt, bernli,tbete er oaB Der
2Grm b1rd) Dos lln1follen irgcno
circs Stubles ooer onoeren @egcn.
| Itonbes beririoht tullrbe, unb i6ent'
| tc hen ll1nItanoe feline neitere Seo6'
tllne. bo6 bot i'm feline Srau no3'
suleben, oo iie cine glbnrlng babe
oab gfoun elm llneliid 0u9e'toben
iei. 9us &oit bann in Sroun's
3immer trot bot ii6 Inn Elm I6oll'
crtifer gtnblif onr, benn m etner
glutGodlc ouf Dem SuBbnbcn licgcnO
fon0 CT Sen entieelten &Orper ieincS
@aite8. HoIt beno6ri6tigtc oct
NHlfSiheriff. Gbas, @crmon pclhcr
ocn Coroner 9r. s.. 9lu'OcrS9cioe
rici Scr om ielben gto6ntitto0 por
folQcn0cn @Cidmorcncn 0ic 2ci0clI-
Ihou obbiclt: 8. 6. 9oebn, 2Slll.
0oicnrittcr, s. g8. 9oetbemepcr,
SIrib Sod, 6. Z. 99iIlimms mb
6reb 2omb8, melde noh Scr Infer
iuhlug Elm ouf ScIbItmorb lollten-
bes 8croift obgoben.
g9ie iih bel Ser llnteriudltng fer.
ou8itelltc, batte ii6 Braun iorgiGltiQ
cntflcibet llnb no6bem er beibe eau.
fe ser S1rotflinte geIoben, bate CT
on ieoen Der beioen Trigger" eint
S6nur befeitiet lnb oieie on ictner
SUB gebunoen, 1rno na66em er iid)
Dor Die Miinbung oeS SlintenIaufes
fette, Die @nffe gum GntloOen ge'
bro6t. Scr SduB brone in Den
Sols 9crobe unterDalb oeS redten
&icfers, inb bate ben Iugcnblid'
Ii6en Sob oeS llnaliidli6cn drr
SoI9e.
Braun puroe Dor etmo as Sobrer
; in lmierem GountD 9eborcn unE
mobnte bieIe Sabre nit ieiner Der
nittrpcten W1utter ouf elmer Sorn1
III Der g1GDe bon Bot8bam. gtad
benz So6e Der Wl,ttcr, tpobntc er
ncbrcre Sabre ouein ouf Der Snrm
l,nb oerfoufte oicielbc ipGter, nit
iGmmtIi6cn be>peoliden Gigentbun
fir cincn nift unbetrGdtliden @e
trag, un6 5o9 nod Norriion, Bis et
Dor etluo ic6S Monaten no6 unIcre,
Stoot fam uno iettber bier mobntc
, Ior mebrcren 8o6en muroe er Dor
Der County Court gum 6ricoensri6
fer fir Ioorf Sotpnibip ernonnt, II
ont Ietten Sontsto9 iollte cr ieinC
critic @eri6tsiisung obbalten. Ils
: Der &roaeB om eenannten Sage oili
gerbanolune fommen iollte pa,
Braun obueIeno uno fonnte midi
eefunben iueroen, 10 bob Die aobo
foten IcIbit ben 8ro6cb aitf @ontof
berI6obcn.
Ser Beritorbene ipor elm Utanr
bon leutieIigem unb s,,oorfontmen
benz gseien. Der in Der fur5en 8eit
tpdbrenb er bier pobntc, iid bielt
sSreunbc erfporb, bic ieincn idher
Eob oufridtiq betrouern. lleber ot'