davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-01
Imitation is the sineerest
Flattery.

Flattery
But l don't want to be flattetea and
l don't like limitations. The real
thing" appeals to me Just az 1t
does 10 most beople-and that lie
why | endeavor TO employ "red
hot" original ideas in my advsr.
tisements-also because they are
original they arc COPYRIGHT.
ED" A simple but effective
means o: protection from those
who are not satisfied to feebiy
initiate. but would boldly use my
ideas and exploit them as thell
own.
IDEAS ARE WORTH MONEY:
And It takes time and thought.
TO produce ideas. Ideas that are
any good are the product OF the
intelligent use OF gray matter
That IL why ideas are worth
money! That, too, Is why my ad.
vertlsements are COPYRIGHT.
ED.
BUT
I cannot copyright the art Of max.
ing money. | believe, In fact,
l know, that the offerings In to.
days Ad. are all money makers.
Anyone OF them will net you
more than you can make by put.
ting your money at intefst In the
savings bank. Turn to the classi.
fled page and read this list Of
bargains.
You can have a home and make the
rentals from the remainder pay
for the property. Come in and
talk 1t over with me.
LEv1B. HAIR
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-01
DIR. j. Bradfield's Female Regulator

This tonic for women only, is based upon the prescription Of q
tsmeusphystcian, who made the disorders Of women his life study. That
L rhy ith has proven a blessing 70 50 many thousands Of women 7 has
sy neg sns ags t b sEFaf s stsst T. vii Ta1 DC jqss that t6St for you n 4 yE need ssd t !
vii never cease 70 give thanks for the suggestion that brought to you
hs loycusf relief thati will give. Sold by stldrug stores in $100 bottles
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-01

Mrs, Henry Thorne has returned
to her home at townsville after a
visit with her sister, Mrs. G. NJ.
Mortified in Pennsylvania avenue.
Mrs. Lydia Lytton, her daughter,
Miss Gladys Lytton and her son,
Rufus Lytton, who arc spending
the summer on a farm in Paw Paw
district we're here Monday for the
Decoration day ceremonies and
were the guests Of the formers
daughter, Mrs. Wrick, in Naomi
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. welza Kennedy and
daughter, Pearl, were the guests
Of relatives on Robinson's run over
Sunday.
Mrs. Irene Reese, of Elkins. is
visiting at the home Of Grover Wi.
son and other relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Layton. OF
Baxter, and their daughter, Miss
. .L..
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-01
"a Have Plenlo.

The girls Of the rollyanna Sun
day school class and tho boys OF
the Helpers class, are planning
for a picnic on next Sunday after.
noon. The party will go to Colfax
and will take along well filled has.
kets and enjoy an out Of doors
supper. Mrs. David Sapp, teacher
OF the Pollyanna class, will chap.
orone the party.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-01

The Worth Willis Bible class
held their last weeks meeting at
the home of>Mr. and Mrs. j. L. ben.
nett in Murray avenue. Mrs. Ben,
nett was elected to serve as teach.
or for the month Of June and Mrs.
s. ". Rutherford was continued az
chairma... The next meeting will
be on Thursday night OF this week
and will be at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Richmond, in Bellview
avenue.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-01

8oceny. who Il 4 member % TIE
Home Savings bank force. we're sia
O'clock dinner guests at the home
'of Nj and Mrs w q Hess Of Lib
'erty avenue on lest wedhesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kirk are
paying a visit Of several days with
with relatives near Cumberland,
Mr.. and Mrs. John q. Michael.
of McCurdysyille. we're guests Of
the latter sister, Mrs. Martha Grub
the last Of the week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-01
successful sale.

Tho May committee OF tho La
dies Aid society met with very good
succesg at their lunch held on
Washington street during the ceIe.
bration Monday. The proceeds
amounted to some where in the
slelghborhood OF fifty dollars. A
quantity OF food on hand at the
close Of tho sale was given TO the
Salvation Army,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-01
CARD OF

We wish 10 thank our neighbors
and friends for the kindness and
sympathy shown US at the death Of
our little daughter, George. We
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-01
TO GAIN WEIGHT

Fairmont Pharmacy guarantees
Bltro.Phosphate to rebuild shat.
tered nerves; to replace weakness
with strength; to add body weight
to thin folks and rekindle ambition
In tired-out people.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-27
OLD WAYS OF TELLING TIP
Early Methods Were Primitive, but
Some Sort Of Reckoning Always
Has Been Kept.

Today when we glance at our
watches aud ascertain to the second
the correct time, we do not stop to
think Of the first awkward methods
used BY primitive man. In the earliest
days. man divided the time into TWO
periods, lie day and the night. the
day was then separated into sunrise
MONDAY aud sunset and then the
morning aud afternoon were further
divided by the length and position OF
the shadows. Our first snndial was Il
stick set upright in the ground and
the time was told by the length ana
position OF the shadows Nearly all
ancient peoples of the world had sun
dials and with them the time was told
10 the hour and the minute. The CHI
nese had thenl the Romans sci up
tall shadow columns With officers to
watch them and report hourly ON the
length of the shadows. Even in the
Middle ages the Sundial VAS stu used
hy those poor people who could NOT
afford such luxuries as water clocks
Or hour glasses.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-27
In the Days News

The Railroad Labor Board, which
has made strenuous efforts to avert
the threatened railroad strike, has
as its vice-chairman Ben w. Hooper.
whose rise from homeless waif to
figure of national prominence is
one OF the romances Of American pub
lie life. Filty-one years ago Mr.. Hoo.
per was born i'll Tennessee town, Of
parentage almost wholly unknown.
AT the age of he drifted into Knox
vile, frieudless and ragged Here
he was placed in an orphan asylum.
from which he was taken by a Dr.
Hooper, who adopted him and gave
Vim the name he bears today.
Through the generosity of his benefac
tor he received a college education,
studied law. and when barely p was
elected to the Tennessee legislature.
His public career was Interrupted by
service in the Spanish war, following
which he returned to Tennessee and
became the recognized leader OF the
Republican party in that state. In
1910 he surprised TIE politicians by
. being elected to the governorship.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-27
unearthly Music.

or Coleridge and "Kublo Khan the
following strange story is told. The
poet had fallen asleep in his chair
after reading the following lines in
PURCHASES pilgrimage" Here the
Khan Kubla commanded a palace to
be built and stately garden there
unto; and thus ten miles of fertile
ground were inclosed with wall"
In my sleep" he said, 81 dreamed
two hundred lines Of beautiful poetry.
The images rose up before me with
out any sensation or consciousness on
my part. When ] awoke the lines
were vivid in my memory, and I be-
gan to write them
AS ill-luck would have It, however,
friend called TO see him before he
had completed his task, and when, I'm
hour later, he sat down TO continue
his work his memory was blank.
His wonderful dream.poem was thus
lost 70 the world,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-27
Today's Events

Observance of the birthday OF
Theodore Resevelt
President Harding Is to be a guest
of the city of Atlanta today.
The annual Western Royal Live
Stock Show will be opened today at
Spokane.
The Georgia State Fair Will be O.
pened today at Macon and the State
Fair Of Louisiana at Shreveport.
Earl Realty, First Sea Lord of the
British Admiralty, is to be entertained
by the Pilgrims OF the United States
this evening at a dinner in New York
city.
One hundred and fifty years ago
today the first Methodist bishop in
America, Francis Asbury, who had
been sent as missionary by Wesley,
arrived at Philadelphia.
In Richmond, Va, the Francis AS
bury anniversary will be observed to.
day WITH the unwilling of tablet to
mark the site of the church where AS
bury preached his last sermon, one
week before his death
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-27

1S1l-The first steamboat, the New
Orleans. arrived at Cincinnati
1S25-Gen Jacob D. Cox, governor OF
Ohio 1861, born in Montreal,
Canada. Died Aug 4, 1900
1916 Death of Richard Turner. an
English artisan, with whom the
"teetotaler" originated
1S5S-Theodore Roosevelt the Goth
president OF the United States,
born in New York city. Died
at Oyster Bay, ~ T.. Jan. 6,
1919,
1s7l-William NJ. Tweed, the New
York political boss, accused of
colossal frauds. was arrested
and released on S2000.000 bail,
1885 President Cleveland refused TO
give auy more audiences y Of
flee seekers,
1880 Celebration 81 the silver 5Tbi-
lee OF Arclibshor Feehan Of
Chicago.
1S96--Japan. Russia and the In ted
States agreed to cooperate to
protect the a.. seals.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-27
DYED HER WRAP BLUE
AND A SKIRT BROWN

Each Package of Diamond Dyes
contains directions 50 simple any wo-
man can dye or tint her worn, shabby
dresses. skirts, waists, coats, stock
ings. sweaters, coverings, draperies
hangings, everything, even if she has
never deyed before. Buy Diamond
Dyes no other kind--then perfect
home dyeing is sure because Diamond
Dyes are guaranteed not to spot, fade
streak or run Tell your druggist
whether the material you wish to dye
Is wool or silk, or whether it is linen
cotton or mixed goods. Advertise
ment.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-27
Today's Birthdays

James j. uav:s, Secretary Of Labor
in lIaFding's cabinet, born in Trede-
gar, Wales, 4S years ago today.
Gen Christopher Columbus An
drews one Of the few surviving gen
eral officers of the.Union army born
at Hoillsboro, N. H., 80 years ago TO-
day.
Giovanni Giolitti, late premier of
Italy, bern in Piedmont, 70 years ago
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-27

today.
Hon. Walter Scott, former premier
of Saskatchewan, bern in County Mid
dlesex, Ont, 50 years ago today.
Charles Ledoux, noted French pu-
giist who has done much fighting in
America, born 90 years ago today.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-27
FoB SALE

FOR SALE Fuller & Warren fur
mace with 4 registers, $l2 ] copper
bath tub cncased with wood. S. coffee
grinder. commercial size, $40. Mrs J.
ii Livingston, Booth Terrace. Tel 6a-Y
1876
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-27

FOR SALE--Articles left over from
the Y Nj c. A. rummage sale, including
shoes. coats, etc. May be seen at 2SS
South street for the remainder Of the
week 42t6s
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-27
MISCELLANEOUS

i.OST--Stnai gold watch with Initials
A. " on back Watch enclosed In
leather wrist case. Reward II re-
turned to y, AEpea Hurley, 201 Elm
Street fSt2
LOsI'-Sunday. while setter dog with
lemon spots Reward OF s25. Finder
please ncAfy W. II Bradford f3tf.
NOTfCE--Wiil give several miles Of
used barhed wire fencing 10 any farm
or who viii come ana take same off
the posts The Orchards. s9t6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-27

FOR SALE-ff you want fine milk
fed roasting chickens for Thanksgiv-
ing, place your order now. Price rea--
sonable Phone S9l-W. 1876
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-27

FOR SALE - Ornamental shrubs,
hardy plants, eyergreens, bulbs, and
small fruits for fall planting at q, II.
Knapps Nursery North Bennington.
36t25
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-27

FOR RENT-on or before November
list, space IN the Old Ideal Tour Garage
now occupied by the Bennington Whole
sale Company, North Street Inquire
Geo. NJ Hawks, i35 Main street, Benz
nington VT 1877
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-27

FOR SALE--Certifed Green Noun
tain seed potatoes Sc 90 per Blu. This
seed should be kept within the county.
Don't lose 90 to 80 per, cent of your
crop by disease ]. II. Peters. 33t1ss
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-27

FOR SALE--One ton Republic truck
No reasonable offer refused W. A.
Hill. noslck Fails, N. Y. iSt25s
FOR SALE OR RENT--Ilaabe piano.
Cost $500 before the war. win sell for
1900 or rent at $500 per month. Ad-
dress p o. Box 1903, North Bennington,
Vt. s7kf
FOR sALIl--used cars FOR sale at
the Bennington Garage: 1891 Ford See
dan, Netg,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-27

WANTED Would like to locate
truck going to Rutland in order to ship
a few articles 20 that city + Howe,
Banner Once. 42t6S
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-27

WANTED Delivery boy--checker-
tine Market. 43td
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-27

no RENT-Two furnished rooms
with modern convcniences Apply az
40 Dewey st. 43to"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-27

MANTED help wanted at.
Nainsook Dept, The Allen a Co ex-
perienee not necessary. Phone 4l or
can at Employment Dept Mil Office,
Scott st Auto
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-27

WANTED-General sewing to do at
home. Chldren"s sewing a speciality
Vel lI6-1l. Sstt'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-01
SndJt im Sheibnug mad.

Trou emma Wtepcr hot I'M bicii.
gen &rcis9eritbt cine &loQe oui
S6cibun9 bon ibrcn Soften, gSiI.
liam Wtcpcr, cinocrci6t lu0 Qiebt
in iDrer &IoQcIdbrift oIS @rinoc 3ur
S6cioltng an, oab ibr 8ottc lpGhrcnr
cincs SobrcS bcit6n0ig Dem 2oiter
Scr SrrnfiuGt crgebcn mar uno sic
4ld8crin ieit mcbr olS cincut Sabre
obnc trifftigc ltrio6c pcrloiicn bot.
9ic GbcIeute bottcn 6cn n8un0 fir
2ebcn" am Is. 0t0ra 1905, &c.
Idloiicn ,lno lebten 5ltiontG1cn bis
gum Sabre 1917. 6rou Ntepcr mor
frilbcr SRI. Gumo Soffmom, ln6
lit cine Eo6tcr ocs @m .Soffmom
bon bier. Gas Gbepoor bat Gin
&inb, elm 6 Sabre oItes S0fterGcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-01
SIQ0cmcine GonntD s9tcniafcitcu,

3ufolQc 0cS bollltdn0iQCn pifi5icl.
len 9criftcS oe$ Genius Bureaus
bat @oScono0c GountD cine 9Coolfe
olng bon 1881. SSn Sabre 1910
betruQ ole Ginipobner5abG 12,S47
Gin 9SierO bc8 6orutcrS @m
Sounib, nobC @lunO mobnbaft, mur,
oe Iebtc @o6c bon ser Sollwutb be.
faIlen lmb 5erfleiidtc iib icIbIt Der.
art 0oB cS getootct lucrOcn mltBte
g(uh Gin SoDn Eomnit'S mur0c bon
ocnt Gbicrc gebiiicn, bod porcn otc
3Gbnc 6cSicIben nidt IN oos 8Ielld'
9cOrlngcn.
Die S6uIc i'm Scope 0iItritt,
nubc Stolpc, (Gbriit. &obIfinG, Sch.
rer) miro ont Srcitog 9lbcnO, Den s.
9(priI ibrc S6ttbfcier nit etncnI
entipre6cnOcn Grogrmn bc9ebcn.
9ln Wontoq sen 4. glpril trttt Die
GountD Court oIs StcuerouSgleid'
9cGGroc in Sitrng.
Ginc MISUNDERSTANDING, peron'
Itoltct bon 2ebrcrin GIlo Stocnner
llnb ibren SdiiIern, miro om Snl1S'
toQ 9(ben0, Sen 2. glprlL III Der
Gone @ropc Sdulc itottflnoen 5ll
neld)er Sscbcrmonn frcln6li6It ein'
gcInben 1T.
Die S6uIc i'm Sombp 0iItritt
no6c @eln, Idlob Icbtcn Son1Sta9
ibren 7.n,onotIidcn S6ultcrnll'l'
Gic S6ule itono wdbreno ocs Sdul'
iobres unter 2cituug bon Sebrerlll
glmp @riiner.
SyoIbuo Eoppmeper, Der lan9tob'
riqe aoIiirer Scr Smensbille gant
bat aIs folder refignirt nno 1T an
beiien Stcllc Geo. @. Sappnleper,
ser fribcrc Silfss9aiiirer, aIs Se'ten
gea6foIger crnonnt poroen. Sroit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-01
Summer 26
in beimatlider GrSe sur lcbtcu
Hnbe gcbcttct.

Ger 2cidnam bcS iln9en 3onieI
Otiller, mcl6er utf Dem Shlo6tfclNe
i'll Gronfrci6 bcn SeI0entob itorb,
murNc lcbtcn Sonntog nod Ser
mann, lrnb bon bier aus nod Der
9Sobnitng ser Ml,ttcr 6es 8erItor.
bcnen @ittWe S6o0c @iGer, nobc
Grote ecbro6t, no ouf Scr Wtiuer
Sorlh om 0icnstog 0ic 8cer6i9ln8
Itottfonn.
0ouicI Miller mur0c am II. No.
pCmbcr, 1918, mlr ncuigc Stlm6cn
OOr GrfIGrlm9 bes Observation-Disclosures
orf ocm Sf,IodtfcIoc bon ciner
fcinNliher &ugcI gct0Otct. Gr mar
Gina 26 Sabre oIt lm0 3. 3. oIs er
5lun &rie0SNienitc obbcrufcn mnroc,
ais 2cbrcr in inherent Gnrntp tb0tig.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-01
Sdlucc uu6 9rOke SGlte OcrnrinGcn
aruken SdluOcu.
Die Cbiterntc total Geruidtct.

Scr OitcrsSomtog bcgonn oieIcs
SSobr nit &c9en Scr lmuntcrbrodcn
onbicIt, Bis eegen glbcno 0cricIbc iitb
IN Shncc nernon6eltc lrno 10 0id)t
bcrobficl, Nnb in meniqcn Stunocn
cine bier 3OI bobc Shnccoedc sic
hcrcits i'm ih6nItGn irii6en @riin
gcihmiidtc GrOc bc0Cdtc. Giclc
ObItb6lmC bro6cn lnter scr ihipC.
rcn 2oIt 0cs uoiicn Sfnecs 5uiom,
men lno IN bcn SbItoGrtrn puroc
0o0lrh GROCER SfooCn ongcrichtct
Der niclICidt nod, 9r0Bcr lit ols Der
%erlltit Der OicsiGbrigcn Obitcrutc,
trot0cln 6iciclbc, ongeiidtS Scr @Iii=
tbcnprodt in mcldcr oic ObitbGumc
ON Gitcrnror9cn nod pronGtcn, gu
Den id)0nitcn SoffnluQcn here6tiqt
bnttc. EGhrcn6 sic Tclnpnrntur ON
SonntuQ cine llnongencbm toltc mar,
ficl niciCIbe mGbrCn0 ser Noht aui
IA Gjro0 umter Dem 8efricrpumftc,
10 0ub @IGttcr lmb @IiltbCn ant
0tontog 0tor0cn Iteif lnD felt gefro,
rcn lpnrcn.
gcbnIidCS OIter,pcttcr bottcn mir
lcbtcS 2Sobr, nit @lattei$ lm6 tiefcn
SHncc, ruh murhc bonlnlS befiirh.
tct 0ab oIlc 9l11SiihtCn ouf cine ShIt,
crntc bcrnidJtct mlroen cine @C.
filrhtlnq bic iib eliidlidcrtpciiC
l1iht erfiiIltc, bn ltnicre Obit5iidbtct
i'm @orjobrc cine iippige Grnte Gin.
bcilniCn fonntcn. 2cbten MontoQ
Morgcn iebodl mar sic 3euperotul
cine nm bon 10. bis 12 @roo nie
hrigere OILS Iette8 SSobr, 1no infoI9r
oicIcS l1mitonbc$ ifeincn sic &c
fijrdtu9cn 0oB sic ObItcrntc gun
Qr0Bten GbeiIe ncrniftet lit, MIR an.
8uicbr bcredtiQt.
$50 in Sen 6cIocrn om MontoN
Scr Shncc luic0er gcifmol5en mar
bat sic iippigc Mci5cnioot 0l1rh hi(
&dltc in Scr Mfonto9 gtodt ciui1Cu
Sho0cn QcIittcn, ood miro 0criclht
i'm &crglcit nit 0cn Sdoocn Sen
boa pI5Blidr @3inttupcttcr in sen
ObitgGrtcn lmo g9cinbcrQen onQc.
ricbtet hat, Gin MIR gcrin0cr iein
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-01
sS'iinsliusc inter idiuerer SIuflasc.

9ic crIten Criminal ,&logcn, bic
felt lGn9erer 3eit, i'm bieiigen &rciS.
geri6t I'M Moi.Sermin Sur Serbonbs
lung fommcn iper0cn iinO 9egen cine
9(n3abl SyiingIingc eingeIcitct NOR.
ben.
Cine &loge gegen &aDnlonb Sled.
mann, Conn &oiarf, Sen Soflep ,tnb
Sos. ¬t, iGntmtli6 bon Hoiebub
ltnb nod minoeriGbrig, murhC 6rr6
SolttS Soclmer, cbcnIolls bon Rpic,
bu0, eingeleitet, in mel6er oieicl6en
bei6itlbigt merben, cinen friulincllcn
g(ngriff nuf feline iucniger als 15
Sabre oIte So6ter, Selma Soelmer,
olsgcfiibrt at babcn. Die iu9cn6.
liden 9(n9cflo9tcn bcfinoen iid III.
ter ic $500 9iirei6aft fir ibr @r.
i6eincn Dor @eri6t nod ouf freicn
SiiBen.
@c9en cines Gbnlihcn Scrbredcn8
wurbc 8cor9 Nuntmer bon Smens.
billie ntf @ciduIoigune bon Clara
Slider, cinem Is Sabre olten M66.
dcn Dor Srieocnsri6ter g8. 8.
9oDo, in Smcnsbillc, gebrabt, no
er ouf Elm Sorberbor Der5i6tcte uno
bon 6ieicnt inter $500 9iirgid)oft
an ooS &rcisgcri6t iibcrtpicicn pur.
De. gl9ncs 3emon Clara Slider,
SreOOie SomcDcr lmo 9(lt9. Slider
lullrOen altf ie 500 unter 9iirgidaft
geItelt fir ibr @rideinen ols 3eu9en
Dor 8cri6t.
Glunn1er, ipel6er crit Is Sabre
alt lit, itebt ebenfaIGs Inter 9lnfloge
cincn Notb5u6ts- -Seriud) ouf glgnes
3enon, ein 12 Sabre oItcs M1o9ct,
beriibt 5it bnben.
gGac orei 6icicr 6GIIe lpcr0cn i'm
Ntai.Serr1in bcs &rciS0cri6tcS 5ur
Gcrbnnolltng fonnlen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-01
GrnnNcigentbnm .liebcrtrusnnseu.

Solaenoc @rlnoeigentbums. ltcber.
troeungCn lpurbcn felt Ietter @ohe
i'm biciigen Recor6cr.gln gebu6t:
GboS. 8uihmcner it. nn ReinboIb
SeIl 1m0 Satin 9otS II lmO 10
oItI. 6. 5trnBe in Sermonn fir
$1,000; SSobu 2oCb on gluq. 2ocb,
57s4 2(der iiiOI. bon SmenSDile,
fir $5755; 2oui8 @cudc an Gbos.
$. SeIul 2otS 1 2 lnb 3, Slt as
in SmcnsbiIIe, fir $500; u. @
GietcI an Mife 91cfcrnonh 2ots
81, 80, 81. 35 6ItI. s. StroBe, in
Scrmonn, fir $500: &. s. Sober
Itrcct on 3. @. Scnncdc, 2otS 7, S
unN 9, @H. ~, GwenSoiIIc, fir
1866; 9(nor. 2oCb, &ornnnO fir
&ouI 2oeb, on SSobn 2ocb, 1875 gltcr
TiioI. bon 0pcnSoiIIc, fir $3.50;
$. &. 9fobcrtion on Ntrt6ur Nricc,
2ots If lm6 t2 @If. 43, IN Omcn5.
bile, fiir 5000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-01
Die 8eiscnIaat in MiIiunri.

gto6 Dem 9eridtc oes 9ldcrbou.
9pbortcmcnts miro Ser 3uItono be,
2.S20,000 afer bic in MiiIo1lri nit
@ci5cn bepflon5t iino ouf 90 Gro.
3cnt gcifGtt. 9ie @ei3enioot i'll
ni6t 10 pcit bor9ci6rittcn mic in
1919 oo6 lit Ser @urscIbeItun6 Elm
beiierer.
9as @rI6cincn ber beiiiI6en sSlic.
ge miro ans @rllnop, Sadion, 01oni.
teolt SIogc, Boone uno GyronfItn
Counties beri6tet, lpGbreno ous oen
folgcnben Counties bos 9(ltftreten
Der G6in6buas eemcIoct mir6: Wto.
con, Scrnon Senrp, 9otcs, 0olf
BettiS, Oia9c, 0tonteoucrp Gin.
coin, SSefferion unb @asccnaNe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-01
@iG seidJieSen iein.

9urh gnpaIt S, @. Senslep, bot
sronf @orren, bon nobe Sea, int
&rcis9eri6t ein @eiud I'm SGei.
oung bon ieincr @ottin WtobcI @or.
ren, cingerci6t, auf @runo b0sipiIli.
gen 8erloiiens. 8arren eriudt
glci6acitig Inn Die Sbbut bcr beiben
ainbcr bes Gbepaares, Srant ia
lnb Roogcr II, iein @eiud nit ser
Gngobe begriinoero, bob feline @at.
tin cine i,nItGte unb riidiidtsloie
8erion lit ,tno iid ni6t I'M Die &in.
Ser bcfiintmert. 9as gbepaar ber.
beiratbete iid I'M Sabre 1909 unb
Iebte felt 9eaentber 1918 setrennt.
0ie Slaee miro i'm @ai.Sern,in CUR
@erban6litng fomnten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-01
Sermanu, Mp., 6reitag, ben 2prl, 1921
fSran @cnrp 9iadcr6nnmcr 0eiturbcn

1Sn ibrCr @obnlng noDc 9op lit
onl IcBtcn Sonlsto0 gtohnljttog
fSrolt @enrp Nodcrbnumcr, geb.
Steer, i'm Sitter bon SO SSobren ln6
IA Gogcn aus 6icicm 2ebcn 9eihie.
ben.
Sic 9obingeideiOenC bintcrIGbt
ibren Soften, iolpic folgcn6c 9in0cr
Inn Den &erltit cincr treuCn @nttin
iu6 liebCbouen 1,nO oufopfern0Cn
Wt1ttter ST bcpeinen: SSrib, Ser.
mann, 2oriS, @Corg lmb emma
9fahcrbom1cr. Gbcnfou8 betrouern
folgcitOc @cihlpiiter ibren 0cim.
gang: 9luauit, 9SoblL Gicor0 8ott.
lieb rmS 6rib 5lcer ln6 6rou &enrr
2angenbcrg lno 6rou Senrp 9foc,
t6enleDGr.
Die @ccr0i9un9 fon0 ON Gicns.
tag @ormitto9 bci Charlotte III
air6bofc Ser bortigen erpangcIiidcr
@emein0c inter icbr 3ubIrcidcr &c.
tbeiIiglng Itott, no GoItor Wtcincfc
Die @robrcoc belt in mcldcr er Scr
9obingCidic0enen morme @ortc 6e>
@rirtrcrln9 ni6metc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-01
gerInd ibrcn sSrcnnben snr ;slndlt
at Serbclfen, brinst 3ndt.
6ansitrafc.

Geo. Carroll unb Gbos. 81. @unp,
lpel6e an9efIogt mortn oen &criudy
gcnta9t 5u boben, oen @orbcrn bes
1un9en Ben, Sdope, CUR SIudt aus
Der Sail III Union 81, perbelfen, lpur.
ocn I'M 6ranflin Gol,ntp areisgeri6i
idulSig befltnoen uno a., 8ipei Sab.
rem 3n6tbaltsItrafe berurtbeilt. gei.
De tpnroen bereits Ieste 8o6e in's
8uAt1aus eebrodt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-01
glmCrican %cgiuR 9riinSct eiucn
3luciaUcrcin in Berger.

9Ith IN Berger Wur6e lebtcn
SouStog cin 3mCigbCrcin (8oIt) Der
glmcricon 2c9ion 0c8rilnbet, rmO
lpltr0c 0crielbc 3u Gbrcn bon 5lpci
aus jcncm Grte auf Oen Shlahts
fcloern in 6ronfrei6 gefaGcncn JIM
gen SelNcn nSobnes9toblf Goit"
Qctouft. 6olqcnOe WurOen oIs fem.
porGrc 9contc erpdbIt: SSuliuS
9rinf, Commander; Geo. ga6c,
&iccs Commander; Gus. 8ictcrlC,
9lbiutont; 9cn Sug, SdotmeiItcr;
Gripin Nug, Goplan; Or. Robt
Cutler, Scrgcont.
Ger @crein 5Gblt GcgenluGrtig
3mun5ig @titQIicOer, 0oh bofft man
hicic 3obl III fllr5cr 3cit auf oaS
0oppcltc 81 brin9cn.