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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-05-19

The Joplin man who is making an attempt to COLOMBO
Missouri farmers in Old Mexico will realize before the job
is completed that the farmers OF this state will want to be
.'shown' before they leave this promise land.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-05-19

President Roosevelt is again back to the white house
Soon the lid will be lifted and the stork will fly into thu
presidential castle, and the President will again be the
hero for columns of press comments.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-05-19

A fine vein Of lthographic stone has been discovered in
Barry county. What can't be found under the surface in
Missouri is not worth looking for.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-05-19
TEN PAG ES.

France seems to be hunting trouble. and she may find
ere long that trouble never comes singly.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-05-19

Vice President Fairbanks has been presented with a
500 inkstand, and yet he persists in using a 50 fountain
pen.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-05-19
In Old Mexico.

John Brokmeyer departed for Sc
dalia last Friday and from there went
to st. Louis to join a large excursion
party who will make a tour of the
south. The excursion first goes to
Texas and thence to Old Mexico. visit
ing all prominent southern points en-
route. They will be gone about two
weeks, and will enjoy the best of
everything during the tour.
Since the above was in type the fol-
lowing letter dated Dallas, Texas,
May 18th, has been received and ex-
plains itself:
ON TRAIN AT DALLAS.
EDS. DEMOCRAT, Versailles.
DEAR FRIENDs:-We are today feel
ing ON way through the high waters
in Texas. Our train is composed OF
passenger, industrial and immigration
agents OF the Missouri Pacific, Iron
Mountain and Texas Pacific railroads.
The train has five Pullman sleepers
and two dining cars with all good
things to eat. We have on the trair
142 people and will land in Old Mex.
leo on the 18th of this month. Al
trains are from four to five hours late
on account OF the high waters.
| have charge of a No. 4 and We
certainly have good things thereon.
Give all the boys my regards.
Very truly,
John BROKMEYER.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-05-19

The Missoesi Pacific will .ake you
to S.. Louis txfore. FIVE P. NJ,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-13
ELM GROVE

WORK ha. again commenced at the
famous Riley mines
Miss Sudyc KcnsolVine b. visiting
her grandmother Mrs Garner. of
New Bethel
Mr. Thomas Wolfe. OF Greene
Ferry was buried a. Pnknoyyille
church wednesday afternoon. Fu-
neral service vas held by Rev. r c.
Carter. Of Marion Several from this
community attended The funeral
Misses Emma and Julia Patton
visited Mrs j. G. Kinsolylng FRIDAY
Eurcy Howard and Miss Minnie pa
Wis we're married at the residence VI
Rev J. G. Kinsolying Wednesday al
@ O'Clock
Mr.. = L. shelby attended the
burial OF his uncle Mr. James shelby
Of Pinkneyyille. Wednesday after
noon.
Mir. Kirby Butler Is helping build
the telephone line TO Pinkneyville
We think that he is interested In the
work
Rey.U G. Hughes passed through
this section last week.
Ollie Hodge and Leslie Summers
attended church al Caldwell Springs
last Sunday
Forest oliver. of Frances. was In
this section last week
Harold Franks has purchased him
new buggy Watch out girls for he
will sure be around
Hcrschel Butler attended church at
Salem Saturday night
Harold Hodge and Leslie Summers
will soon leave for California Luck
TO you boys.
The enter ainment at Mr.. and Mrs
:. l.. Shclby's was enjoyed by all
I present
Miss Vera Butler was the guest OF
Miss Rubie Summers Friday after
noon
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-13
SEVEN SPRINGS

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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-13
FREEDOM.

Unbroken ground is getting very
dry and hard in this community.
Josiah Conger was the first man to
plant corn In these parts, finishing his
entire crop of 20 acres on Saturday,
April l. No other corn planted that
we know OF at this writing,
The health of our neighborhood is
good generally, although Mrs. Emily
Brown and Uncles Gimmy and Russey
have had a pretty severe time with
grip and other ailments.
Mr.. Robt hurry and Miss Loamy
Holloman were married Wednesday
evening. April 2. at the residence of
eve brides fatlCr AR. John Holloman.
Roy. n Winiome oniciated We con-
graduate Mr.. hurry because of his ex-
cellent choice and winnirg the heart
and hand of such a lovely woman for a
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-13
GAINESVILLE

Jim Chutcnden Of Joy spent Sat.
urday To- town
Postmaster Likcns and wife spent
last week in Evansville.
VIII Houston aud Gus Turpln ran
out large raft Of saw logs last week
Judge Evans. Of Smithland passed
through our vicinity last week
John Kempcr. the Chicago yeast
foam man spent several days with
relatives here.
Carl Carr has moved from JOY to
hls farm near here
Tho musicale al Hen Johnson's last
Saturday night was largely attended.
Charlie Rice and wife Of Joy at.
tended The dance az Carl Cars last
Tuesday night
Among the births We chronicle the
following Mr. NJ G Wright Tues
day boy. Mr.. Squire Carr Tues
LAY boy
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-13
The Poet who Dared.

A piece oi irony sufficiently delicate TO
be worthy OF quotation recently came from
the per OF Nj Andrew Lang. Says the New
York Times
An aspiring American poet, who had met
Mr.. Lang in London, recently wrote a satire
in emulation OF Homer's Battle OF the
Frogs and Mice" The young poet thought
he would 60 zone better" than Homer, and
described in most realistic style the warfare
between two factions OF mites inhabiuug
piece OF cheese.
lie sent the manuscript TO Mr. Lang
with a request for the famous critics opm-
ion. In few weeks The answer came.
MY dear sir, wrote Mr. Lang, n have
read your satire and am delighted with It.
You are worthy TO be called the Gorgon-
lola OF literature"
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-13
PINCKNEYVGLLE

W b. Champion made business
trip to Paducah Sunday.
Lynn Moss. pilot of the steamer
Bhttorr visited home Monday.
Harvey stills. Of Mulliken was in
town Saturday
Miss Jennie Blnkley is visiting her
aunt Sarah Stills. Of Muliken
= a Clarke and O. T.. Lear are re
pairing " - Champions house.
VI r. Neal and j. Il Moreland are
attending court at Smithland this
week
Miss Mablc Moreland is teaching ,
class In music In Lyon county.
Hayden Moreland is attending
school at Bowling Green.
Miss Jennie Parker. OF Salem. Wis
tied capt 5 J Moss family last week.
T. - Dorroh and wife visited Nj
Tyner.s family of Tyucr Chapel Sa,
urday
Thomas Bmkow. wife and little
Margery Nell visited their relatives
here last week
Thomas BurkloW will leave his
home az Lcylas and move 10 Sikeston
Mo soon
James " shelby an aged citizen.
died "Wednesday aud was buried al
the family burying ground northwest
of town.
Mrs Thomas Wolf was buried al
Pinckneyyille church Wednesday az.
ternoon
G r Clark will preach here the first
Sunday In MAY al ~ O'Clock a. m
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-13
10y ITEMS
very much

Mr. Walker Henley and Miss Rosa
Tharp attended church at Cave Spring
sunday
l.. Bishop and Bro have built a no
illogical garden Admission free ex-
cept Sunday
Charlie Baynes of Berry Ferry. was
here Saturday.
Howard Rice is clerking at the ho-
tel.
Mrs Lulu Thompson. who has been
visiting relative at E-town. H., re-
turned home Sunday.
Quite a number of our citizens were
summoned to attend court this week
Saturday was bargain day in JOY.
No corn planted yet, but prepare
ton being made to plant large crop.
Ollie Trimble is treating his house to
a new coat of paint
The infant child of w b. Keibler
died OF illio-colitis and was buried at
old Good Hope Cemetery Friday.
Chas. Faulkner. our polite and eff
ficient tonsorial artist. has moved TO
Salem. We regret to lose him.
Gordon Stanford lost his hat last
Saturday night
Joe Sexton of Hampton died of pneu-
monia and was buried at Bethel Gene
terry last Friday.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-13

life companion We wish them long
happy voyage upon the sea Of life and
that their barque will never know dts
aster
The singing was a success al the
church Sunday night
There will be services at the church
Saturday night. April Is. Come out.
Mrs Dade Tucker and Mrs Carrie La
then OF Lexington. Tenn, are expected
TO visit their father. Josiah Conger in
a short while
Smith Conger Is assisting In haul
ing OF the debris OF the Marion fire.
BY the way. the boss. Mr. Carson. says
Smith Is a good worker.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-13
nEloHeoRHooo NOTES
NBW SALEM

Nl1N SALEM.
Nrs Sarah kirk wife of Fred kirt
Cell from hcr door last Saturday and
received serious aud very painful
hurt io one Of her legs which. the doe
tor- say ls worse than q break Mrs.
XIII had fall some three or four
year. ago aud broke her leg and vas
thereby D. cripple Tor life and this is
the same limb that Vas broken Mrs.
Kirk has been In bad health for some
years past and this comos very bal
on herself and the family
Mr. lAdd Is the FIRST man lea this
section "a plant corn. lie has forty
acre. planted
n the weather holds favorable this
week corn planting will begin Ia ear.
nest
Mr Ed Doorh wife aud daughter.
Miss Ruth. of PuknoyNillc we're tho
guest. Saturday and SUNDAY Of " G.
Tyuers family Mr Doorh IFS mat.
ing uIs arrangements tp leave Ken.
iucHy May 2 for the West
o. has been forty years since ou-
hrmers have the work done iu The
month of March that has been done
tho past month
Tho blg sale al " ~ lIeast,'s last
Monday Was well attended and prop
,ry sold well. Mr. Il,a-te viii leave
shortly for Western Tenn kcumct,
loses good family OF people
Jesse Tyuor has moved ou th,
farm lately occupied hy hts brother
and gone to housekeeping
elem Moran represented Sew Sa.
lem church as delegate from New
salem to the Cumberland Prcsbylcri
an Prcsbytcry which convened 80
jacksonville last week
We never saw a heavier fruit bloom
than II nov ON all kinds OF fruit
trees
We understand that New Salem
church has no pastor at present We
hope the church may succeed In Sc
curing the services Of some good man
10 hu her stand.
John l. Harpendings parents ar
IN receipt Of letters from him dated
al Nampa Idaho. He writes that Ne
be- we'll pleased with the country and
people
The wheat crop In this section Is
not near 80 promising as last year d.
crop
You bet the Press was a welcome
visitor 10 our Preside this week and
may The locks Of ~ Editor be
sprInklcd with The frost of many
winters before II ever such calami
~ happens 20 the Press again
We notice the past week good
many mineral men in our section
We hope Il bodies better times TO,
those owning mines OF mineral lands
Whoever saw the public roads as
they are at present They are as
hard and Arm as September or Octo
Der
The tobacco acreage. II the farmers
have the plants and the season, viii
be fifty per cent larger than last year
We do hope that our fiscal cour'
did do something toward the better
ment Of our public highways AL
our good old county wants is goo,
public roads The railroad Is al
right. but while We are waiting fol
II 10 be built let us have good publi
roads SO We can get our minerals an,
market stuffs put on the markets.
We understand that the Ike Hodg
mines. of which David Wolford 4
manager. are making preparations {,
open mn iN q fcw days
The Western fever seems 10 t.
taking hold Of our "eonle or some ~
them Some will leave shortly 4
pro.Tcct the country They want 4
looh before they leap.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-13

An English writer says that American
wealth Is vulgar and that our millionalres
are uninterestlng Perhaps that is why
over there, and display such strong lie
sire to annex our wealth.-BaltimOre Amer
lean.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-08
2sralS .elubr.

@ir baben beute bas Ibleben nm
lereS %betannten, uh0 bier LANCE an
l6Bi9en Wltburgers, Sswato 6lubr
su beridten, weIder am 6reitnN
mOreen iniolae ein9etretener NlterS'
itnabe i'm ~. 2ebenSilbre onbin'
ihieo. Gr mar iugtains aCbortn er:
lernte orauBen oa8 Sahblnoer @e'
lbait uno fam 1857 nah Imerit' ',
ST mObnte in Indianapolis, 9Uuia'
bile unb Cincinnati in peld leBte
rer Staot ct I'M Sabre 1860 leint
i'm lterlebenoe Satin ebelidte, unit
fam Dor etrua 25 Sabren nad) per
mann mo- CT bis uOr tur5er Bit Elm
en- YHhbanoel tritb uno Bis Su lei
nem Ietensenbe wObnte. gr binter
laBt auBer ieiner Satin 6 Sinoer
uno oa er elm Wtltglieo oes 6euerbe
tat.uuasuereins mar, puroe an
Wiuntas morseu feline 4eife mad ct
Souls lberihbrt uuo baielblt i'm Gre
matorium einpedidert. gr lua
Mitalieo Der 5reimaurerlo9e mi
Elm gomite beltebcnb aus ben Serr'
9luauh 9uertman, u. y. Nulter
6reo Glinae uno Tan Saio beGlsltet
bic 2eid)e nah ct. Souls.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-08

2r. SuliuS @rai, Der 3abnarst
welder leit s,uei Sabren in &aine'
Lamb eeiadi,Iih tbdtis 1T uno iidl
ourdJ feline 3ibti0teit cine quite
aunbidait e%rrpOrben bat auI 3areoen
ieiner b~,eiiscn uielen 5rsunoe uno
8ernanoten iid entihlUiien I'M aItsn
Seim su etabliren, uno bat bic Ihbn'
en- &dume, i'm 5uelten Stpdnerte
unierer Gruderei eele8en, aemletbet,
uub wiro oieielben Wursen ooer
gPontoe besieben unb benz Tublitunt
ioiort 81 0leniten 81 iteben. VI
nirb iidJ bemuben Die &anolhaft III
&btnclano 81 erbnlten uno lsoer
Samfaa oaielbIt anwtieno iein I'M
mle bi&ber ale ibm an otrtrauter
Arbelten nit 8%erItlnSniB 5~utrieoen'
iteQeno ouasuiuJren. 3em Eubli'
ium pom Sermann uno um9eaent
empbielt er iih aus an8ele9ent5'
libIte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-08

Inter ben @rcuriioniten BON st.
Souls am lebten SOnntaee befano
ii9 aud Der 8eit ct. Souls @eiane
8erein pelher in fdbiser 8eiie felt
Subren bon unieren ebemalisen 0tit'
burger 8rOf. 9heo. StOrt bright
uirb. Serrn Chez. Sraf, @iteiaen'
tblmer bieies Blattes, OILS luitiser
Saueesbruber beiannt, nuroe ON
9admittaee eenannten Ea9es bonn
gerein bic gbre zines Stdnohens gu
9heil, ruas er !ebr gu ihdben muB tie
oa bic 2eiptneen OieieS Tereius
mirtlid bout. iflid iiuo. Ser Ser
Elm true au, hebrere idDne 2ieoer
aui benz Sour late Dor uelde BON
benz aablreit II nnueienoen Bub!i.
tum nit 5ubel auiaenDmmen muir
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-08
Die Tair.

3ie oieaiabrioe N%uslteUnn0 lpiroe
am 5reita9 Bel bubidlcm. nber le0r
heiBem 8etter %erUIInet. oudI mar eS
AM Iulaen0en 9aae filbIer uno oer
YeludJ suirieoenNelleno. Wenn aud)
hier uno oa 2lfen lit]thnr lpnren.
eab es Del ausBejteutcu @e0en)t1noe
bod piele UNI oas Wuac 81 erfDBen
uno Yewuuoeruna beruor5uruIen
iiber bic uieten Qnntp ooutte, weite
auf beimiihem VO0en 9e3uaen uno
ben JteiB uno @eih # unIerer Gar
mer 10 redIt Oerarltonlitten. Ser
Nnbrana am Sunntn8 mar lebr 9rof
ou nabesu 20O0 G%erIOnen onIueleno
nnren.
SIN Iotaenoen aeben mir Die elite
Der S%ueltlnnten Eramien:
Obi, ure Grdubeu.
Bette Nusmobl Ntpiel: | Yr., ),
Nlnobauien; > Tr Julius &lloi9er'
Yrites 4uBenn Nepiel: |. @r, !,
0uubbauien; =. Tr.. y. 9bee. Seltea
EuBeno Yii.iit he: !. Yr., Nluir
Yoeldel; 2. Yr., 6rans atune. Bette
Nuswnbl Birneu: /. Tr., i. 0uno'
hauieu; , Er., @rwin Quuobauien
Bites 4uBeno Sirnen: /. 81, Oio
Mica 0edmaun; 2. 81, Nua. 0Opp
Bette Nuswahl Gbit. beltebcno nus
atpitl, Sirnen lAlo TIirllte: |. Er.
Qunobauien. &cIte NusWubl 2rnu
ben: /. 81, 50 3emper; 2. Er.
9ouls 2inaenieloer. Selies Gutenl
Srauben, Sirainia Seeolin9: 81.
& Geo. MtuQcr; =. Yr,, Mrs. Y
Bueibel. Glulrn: L. ST Z. @Ip
Rueuer; 2. ST., 6rnnt Shmiot
Uiartba: /. ST., ), ", NiueIler
Concord: /. vt, Aluin Yocihel
2. Er., 0bnS. YedmaIn Gatapba
/. Yr., :. y. Y'ueIsr. Qelaware
l.. &r., ". 3. YOeidel. 2ues:
3d., Nlb. Gberlin. 8Oetbe: |. Yr.
81. 3. Yoeihel. !Nerbemuat: |. ST.
g. ". WtuelIer. @cein's SceolIuu
/. 8r., 8. ". WtueIler. Seite VOaen
9rauben, Concord: /. Vt, Sam
Yaumaaertner, len. Gatawba:
Br., 0ern. aoepte; 2. Sr., s. q
Wueaer. Yiraiula Sefoliua: !. 1T.
Ben. Yunorid; 2. st &eu. Sul'er
@rein'S See6lina: l.. a., Der
Yunor,d. Glulra: l Yr., 6rar
eamiot; 2 Yr., :. y. Mturue'
Sues Seeolina: /. BIT, Ben Sul
orid; 2. Yr,, Nlb. GberIin. 6el
mann: l.. 81, grruin QuuObnuier
2. Bv., Mrs ). Weiohart. Martbt
/. Br j. 9unobnnien.
lptiuc.
Suainia Seeoliua: | Er., .
9irtel; , Yr s. u. NtutIler. Sol
corb: /. Vs.. :. u. Miueller; 2, VI
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Mueaer. Martba: |. Hr, 5.
WueQer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-08

Die Qermannsr 6air mare Obrlc
bic anweienbeit bes Ssrrn Sacob
Rommel BON Gbumois nidt uOuItan'
bia, unb er ielbit wlroe iia unbebas'
lid Iublen Ioute CT burt llmitdnoe
se,wunsen fem Oerielben nidt BEL
uubnen su fOnnen. So 1T niat bic
5air ielbIt melae bic Gn5iebunas'
truft ausabt, iOnOern bic uielen al'
ten Jreunbe unb Betarnts ruelde
man bel cieier Selesenbsit trif'
uelae ben Ssiua aneenebm madt'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-08

5reunb Sermann SileenitOsbler
IN uuraefern BON YeutT9lunb wieoer
bier nneelnuet, nui Der Seimrslie
uah StOipe besrifen. Is wul:e
ibm bieiesmat in Seutibtanb nibt
reht eetaIIen; &c battle ieineu 9sit'
uertreib unb aud bic esieuiaaftIih'
en- Gbhufuupen tpureu ibm S%uuieber.
Gle gerpleide swiIden Geutib!anb
unb ben Der. Stonten fielen gu Gun
fen bieies 2anb,s aus, unb 10 pndte
CT nuf uub tum in bic Seimutb gu.
rhd mo- Go ibm an bsiten aefdqt.
CT iast 5ris GbramOuOsti pirO es
6rauBen nu@ ui9t nushnlten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-08

SRI. &enura Utuitbew5 wsldle bier
BEL ibrsr Gre inoia 1rl. 8owena
Gutter su Seiuh mar, 1T am Sonn'
tag Nbenb nit itren @ttern, Serrn
uno 5rau y. &. u attbetps meldJe am
SOnntua ebenlaQ8 bier waren, wie'
Der nah Clayton gereiIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-08

9rubbem erit i'm naditen Sabre
einiae Der gOuntpamter uieoer be.
lest werben miiien, MAIDEN iid bod
idon bic aspiranten ar bic Nrbeit,
UNI lire r1ensen" gu errihten uno
ben ueridiebenen p%rominenten 8ab:
Tern aui ben 3abu 81 iablen. Cine
Champagne BON IA Wonaten iteint
iebr lang 81 iein, aber bic 3eit per-
ilieat OerlaItnib raih.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-08

Or. Nlunso 9ubbs BON @asconnOe
Sountp, welder oas County in Der
testen Qeaiatatur uertrat, 1T @ono',
Dab iur oas Nmt btS Bunoesmar'
ibaaa fir ben 6itliden Giitritt Dor
WiiiOuri.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-08

Ntit @eoaueru eewabrten mir boz
Der Mlblcnbeiibr Soiepb &atb3eb'
uoa 8eraer, iein lintes Nuse ein0e'
,uBt bat. Sniotae elmer Gnt5in'
ounp bate es linn ihOn LANCE Crit
bel Uemadlt uno er iit entidloB benz
Rattle Der gterSte 81 ioIsen uno oaS
,raute auoe entiernen 81 lahen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-08

5rau Ospato Jlubr befinoet iih
cit Muntaa, IN wetfen 3aae Die
5inaitsruna ,bres @atten itattiano,
III St. Qouis, um oa cine turae Belt
bel ihren s. iroern su perweilen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-08
fdfer biui5.

Beninmin 5ieielmann, BON Ban,
III am lesten ROntna nad ben i'm
@lternbduie uerbrahteu Jerien pie
Der nod Dubuque, Soma, abgsreiit,
mo- er i'm 9eutihen 3beOtuoiihen
8resbeterinner Seminar Ieiue Stu
bien iortiesen pirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-08

Der iunse George @utdler welde'
l8 Muuate @eiunbbe itshalber be-
ieinen Ontet o. ranoenbura auf Der
;5arm mar, it ON Sonntus tuieoes
nab ct. 2ouis sereiit I'M ba gu blel'
ben. gs ireut uns baB Der iunae
Mann wieoer iomeit eeneien. bod
ioate er unieres grabtens nab ben
gerui zines Jarmers wablsn uni iid
o~ausrnoer @elunbbett gu erfreuen'
Die @rUshaot 1T leioer nur fur 81
9iele Elm irlbseitigss NaRenerab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-08

Hrieoensrihter Saffron, pom StOl
pc, idmunSelte am Iebten 6reitaq
nit benz sansen 8siid)t ais er in Der
Stabt mar, neil feline before 0alite
Tags suuor i'm nit einem itrammer.
SInaen beihentt bate. @ratulIrsu!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-08

3ep Orleans bat onS @slbe Div
Der uro 2eutidlanb bic GbOj,,1,
unb uie ieo.r Weuid feline YIGae
bat 10 b nut ieoes 2Ino fem,
Ssimiu[ len mabreno oem Nm
iheine -. a..2nit eebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-08

Jrou Gbrihine SihOf BON Ct.
Quuis mar leete Node bier au Seludl
IN Der alten 0eimatb uno aud eine
uiutumm.ue Yeiuherin unierer @e
IdlnttfIeue.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-08

Der Gdltcin DER 6duuSbeit If
bic Sirtulntiun reiuen Slutes. Dime
oasielbe tusrbet Shr allen m6elihen
t0rperliHen 2siben unterwOrfen iein.
5Orni's lItpenirdnter Hlutbeleber
lGeibet aae llnreiniefeiten aus BEN
spFem aus unb idaflt ueues, rei@es.
rutes 8lut. bic Stise Der Seiunbbeit.
8ann uur bon Special Gaenten uoer
ben giesntamsru brett beSoeen tuer'
ben. Gbrsfirt Or. Better 5abrneg
4 SDus Co., 11a-1ls 60. Sopne
Aue., ghieaeO, So.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-08

SIN Seim oeS 2anbpoItc grieftrl
aerS 6e:binano Sanien 1T nab lang.
EN- wa,ten mn lebten Sunntng eno.
Ild) Der ericbnte 5amiliensuWads
eiuaetreten, un0 ba es Elm itrammer
Sun9e 1T, 1T Die 6reuoe uni 10 er6
BIT. Nir arutuliren ben gltern unb
m6ee Der aleine 81 ibrer Jrsube
beran wahien.
Gbas. &eiiited. uou Sappinotou.
ct. qouiS County, 1T felt lester BO'
DE bel alien Sreunoen unb Setann,
ten bier 81 Seiud. Sein Grmbrud
unb EopiuerleBuneen welde er ourd)
baS terunteritir,eu bon elmer 2reppe
erlitten, iinO beibe pebeilt, unb &c er.
ireut iid] aur 3eit gutter @eiunobeii
uno @Oblbefiuoens.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-08

De }am!ile beS Dtlblenbeiisera
". y. Gearrs 1T leste @ohe bon
81. Qouis bierber iiberiiebelt uno bat
iih in Grnolb Yleite'8 DauIe, an Der
3. Strobe. pobnlit ein8eridtet.
Sieielbe 1T Elm winihenswersber
;3uuats fir uuiere Staot uno nut's
ber,lidIte wIutOmmsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-08

IS maren am leben Sonntag uor
~pusuarts uiele Beiuder In oe'
Staot. Ger GrturiionSSua BON ST.
louis beltanb aus 10 Yeriunenpa'
aer; bas Boot Bud Git hattie Dor
Sreoerid sbura uno naber s~elesenen
arubunsen 10 uiele Baiiaeiere tuie Cd
iaIien tOnute, unb bas 6abrboo1
ou5ier brndte bsitdnoieen 3niluB.
s. mar Elm reates 8ottsfeit weld es
Ibue mertlihe St6ru naer uerlief.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-08

Outiui9un9 proteitantii der Kir'
den. "a Observation-Disclosures in
ben Der. Staten, NIT suiammen
etpa Is Miqionen 9Dmmunitanten,
blben il 5 bis Is Geleeuten %ernannt,
um AM Is. NUuember b. 8. gu elmer
Observation-Disclosures 8onferenS' in
Mem YOrt SuiummeuSutreten. Die
aOnieren5 wiro in Der carnegie
0nG" itattfinoen uno cine Tude 6au'
ern. Sc iUII cine 8erbinbuus Der
prutetnntiiden airhen amerita's
auiinnbe eebratt uerben. Trafbent
&Ooieuelt bat feline Spmpntbie nit
Der Deweeuns auseeiprOdsn, uno
man erruartet, baB elm ober mebrere
Ritslieoer ieineS &abinets an ben
@r6rterunpen tbeilnebmen rperben.
Die 3onferenS piro tulbrideinlih
Elm @noe nebmeu ruie oas SOrnbers
! ger S4lieseu.