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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-01
GREATEST STORY OF THE DAY.

The most startling thing, the most
wonderful thing you ever heard of!
During thunder storm a shower of dia-
monds actually broke the panes of glass
in the humble abode Of poor little Philip
Arson, about to commit suicide on ac-
count Of the death Of his mother. The
diamonds fell in bucketfuls. Philip
picked up barrels of them. You think
this is dreamg 1t is no dream. Sci
entists win tell you the thing is pos
sible.
ii you want to learn all about it,
read 1.-THE King of Diamonds which
viii begin in tomorrow's friday Bos-
ton Globe. The trump card Of fiction
il this story by Louis Tracy, author of
Wings of the Morning and "The Pillar
of Light"
This serial was begun once before, but
was discontinued on account of mis-
understanding about the serial rights.
After going TO great expense, the Boston
Globe is enabled to give its readers the
benefit Of this most up-to-date wonder
story yet written.
"1'he King of Diamonds is the trump
card Of rafting good fiction.
The Globe also has departments for
every member of your family, young
and old. IF you are not reading it,
you should order it delivered at your
home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-01
ANOTHER MARBLE DEAL.
Four Men Have Purchased Big Quarry
in West Rutland

Rutland, June l.-lt Is learned that
the quarry located on the old Liscomb
and Hyde properties in West Rutland
and including about 40 acres OF valuable
marble deposits has been sold TO Will
lam NJ Peck and p. NJ. Meldon Of this
city, Fl. s. Bingham Of Bennington and
Henry FL. Hanley Of North Adams, Mass.
The Liscomb property was sold by w.
w. Wheeler of this city and the Hyde
property by the West Rutland Land
and Marble Co. The deal was arranged
several weeks ago but was not an.
nounced until last night, and the mem
bers Of the new company in this city re-
fuse to state what terms We're made. 1t
IS believed, however, that the price paid
was heavy. The quarry is located on
the same vein as the famous West Rut-
land quarry, and extends north and
south about 1000 feet. The quarry i
accessible to the railroad and transport
alton facilities are only matter OF de-
tail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-01
PLACING THE VICTORY.

Enough information has been secured
concerning the combat between Togo
and Rodjestyensky in the Straits OF
Korea On Saturday and Sunday 10 cause
naval experts to declare that the victory
Of the Japanese feet viii 60 down as
one Of the most stupendous and decisive
in history, and that in modern times it
is easily the greatest achievement on
water The later reports of the victory
are fully confrmatory of the first de-
spatches, and the Importance OF the
battle grows as the news of it comes
in. The New York Sun said in yes
terdayis issue: 1T is not, however, un-
til we consider the magnitude Of the
issues involved that we recognize the
tremendous import Of Togo's victory.
He undoubtedly felt, as he should have
felt, when he hoisted the signal for
battle, that he carried the Mikado and
his fortunes, that the fate Of his coun-
try depended upon his proves. From
this point OF view, the battle Of Tsu
shima outshines Lepanto OF Trafalgar,
neither OF which can fairly be ranked
among the decisive sea fights Of the
world. Only two years after Don John
Of Austria beat the Turks at Lepanto,
the Ottoman sea power was once more
the mightiest in the Mediterranean, and
even had Nelson been beaten BY the
French and Spanish at Trafalgar he
would have inflicted serious damage on
his opponents. and England could still
have got together fleet more than
competent to cope with the crippled
force Of yillenelve. Only thrice before
in the annals Of the world has great
power suffered naval reverse 50 crush
ing and irretrievable as that to
which Russia has been subjected at To-
COS hands. We refer, OF course, to
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-01
STRIKE RENEWED AFTER
THE HOLIDAY RESPITE.
Employers leaning Company Beats All
Records in Sending Out Over
$500 Transfers
Yesterday.

Chicago, H., June AFTER "a hours
truce, occasioned by the general closing
down Of business for the Memorial day
holiday, employers and teamsters re-
sumed the strike struggle yesterday,
with the situation as it was Monday,
and little prospect for any immediate
change.
The Employers Teaming company
eclipsed its previous records yesterday,
sending out $500 and 5000 teamsters.
Every driver that could be spared was
sent to the lumber district in order
to facilitate deliveries by the lumber
concerns involved in the strike and adj
ditional police protection was asked.
A further spread of the strike among
lumber firms was looked for yester-
day. Firms connected with the Mill
mems Association, employing 125 driv-
ers, are pledged to make deliveries to
strike bound houses, and it was expected
that several of these concerns would
be affected yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-01
CONSPIRACY CHARGED.
"a New York Theatre Men Must An
swer to It.

swer to 1t.
New York, June Twenty four
members of the so-called theatrical
trust viii have to stand trial ON
charge Of conspiracy, in accordance with
a decision rendered yesterday by City
Magistrate Jos Pool in the West Side
court in the long pending complaint Of
James S. Metcalfe, the dramatic critic,
against the theatrical managers asso-
citation, Metcalfe charged conspiracy in
that the association passed resolu-
ton January IL last by which it was
agreed to bar him from their theatres.
The men held are Marc Klaw, Abraham
Il. Erlanger, Oscar Hammerstein, Dan
iel Frohman, Chas. M. Burnham, Jos.
X. Brooks, Heinrich Conreid, James II.
Curtin, Martin Dickson, Frank Mckee,
J. w. Rosenquest, A. L. Barden, Jos
IL Springer, Lee Teller. w. G. Watson,
Percy Williams, W. G. Jordan, ALI Hay
man, George Kraus, Z. d. Stair, w.
i. Keogh, L. i. Lichenstein, Antonio
Pastor and Henry d. Harris.
Magistrate Pool denied the contention
that q theatre is private property and
the legal right of the defendants to ex-
clude the complainant on the ground
that the theatre is quasi public
place, and said:
1 hold person cannot be denied adj
mission to a theatre solely on the ground
that he has written criticisms rejecting
on one or more members of the Theatre
Managers association"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-01

The capital city Of The state i not
taking back seat, either, when j
comes to figuring up the grand list and
polls for the year. The towns and cities
generally in this section seem to have
made considerable gain during the
past year, with Barre city leading IN
the percentage Of increase. The interior
Of Washington county is one Of the live
portions 81 the state, on which the de-
velopment Of Vermont largely depends.
The one word, granite, is the key to
the situation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-01
CASH, NO STRIKE.
New York Transfers Won't Join in a
Sympathetic Movement.

New York, June Positive an
nouncement has been made that there
will be no sympathetic strike in New
York to help the Chicago teamsters.
Instead Of quitting their jobs, the New
York union drivers, who number $4,000,
win be assessed five cents, or $1,000
q day. Previously the sum Of 81 1000
a day had been given to the strikers,
but the local union decided to raise
the assessment and continue it as long
as the strike lasts.
Conferences have been held for sew
eral days, in which the question of a
sympathetic strike has been discussed,
and finally it was decided to give the
funds instead.
I'VE made up our minds said In
ternationaI Organizer Moynihan, ssthat
sympathetic strike would do no good,
but that we could aid the Chicago strik-
ers more effectively by providing them
with financial assistance, which we could
not give if the men in New York
struck.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-01
HARMONY PREVAILED.
Burlington City Council Elects Street
Commissioner.

Burlington, June 1.-The meeting Of
the city council, held last night for the
purpose OF electing a street commits
sioner to fill the vacancy caused by the
removal Of N. X. Brown, was har-
monious affair. Mayor Burke presided
and all the councilmen were present
except +. B. Taft. The name Of A. p.
Ciosselin was presented by Councilman
tSermain and as there were no other
nominations Clerk Mcmahon was in
structed to cast one ballot for Mr..
Gosselin, which he did
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-01

Salamis, to Actium and to the destruc-
tion OF the Spanish Armada"
1t remains to be seen what recupera
tive powers Russia can command to
again put herself in her former position
on the sea. It seems unlikely, however,
that she viii be able in the present war
to- regain the old position.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-01

The wardens at the state prison wall
become proficient in the work Of con
structing and tearing down the gallows,
If the present methods continue.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-01
What is so rare, etc, etc.i

TO have been defeated was bitter
dose. To have been wounded and cap
tured is more bitter. Poor Rogy
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15
German syrup.

8ir noilen uniereu 9eIern eiu
orudIih ueriihern ooB YpIfleg'.
Sermon Sprup h%eutsutaae poitir
.aS einSioe Trdparat i'm Wartte II
reldjeS Shminoiutt linbert unt
FIT. @s entbdlt bic @laenmittrl
ne reiren Cheer, Iussuo rpm Bhuu.
5enhora uin., melhe ais Seilmttte
liz Suffer unO Shninbiuht BON Den
me0esiniiflen @Dnarsiien 10 hoc1 &C,
Ihdbt lino. Or Shwltoiid)tiAe,
einerlei oh bic %rantbrit I'm haiir
o0er 2un9e, nuB bes HaG,ts G,tt
habe nno oPS NDrGeus fret ieIa ucr
NnfGne BON n0denen nno io"lternrcu
Suiten. gle ertrnr'ter 9heilp per.
ianaen nod Hutr. hgllyuoer unl
lln0ruOer %ebnholunQ, uuD Ter IA
tlcnt beonri Der irideW Qait, aulf,
Nnbrun9 frrieu Nusmm's 6ta Nov
aen8, nit lhneGer uno o"autrnrc
Grn6erura. 1leine 6laid1den a.
% Gents aerD nljdle @rGfe rabr3l
1 Ntal 10 uiel erthnIteno - Sent,
;Sn aGen G~pDtheten Su bnten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15
Chamberlain
collie. CHOLERA AMI
Diarrhea Remedv

Afew doses Of this remedy will
invariably cure an ordinary A.
tack Of diarrhea.
1t has been used in nine cpl
denies Of dyssntery with perfect
success.
It can always be depended
upon, even in the more severe
attacks Of crsmp colo and chol
sra morbus,
1t is equally successful for
summer diarrhea and cholera
infantum In children. and Ia the
means ofsavingthe lives Of many
children each year.
When reduced with water and
sweetened 1t is pleasant to take.
Every man of . family should
keep this remedy In his home
Buy 1t now 1t may save life
PRICE. csc. LARGE SIZE. SOC
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15

urine scalds the flesh or II, when the child
reaches an age when 1t should be able to
control the passage. it Is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting, depend upon It. the cause Of
the difficulty Is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment Of
these important organs This unpleasant
trouble Is due to a diseased condition of the
kidneys and bladder and 10. to a habit as
most p-''e suppose,
Women as we'll as men are made mis-
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both reed the same great remedy
Tho mild and the immediate effect Of
Swamp.ROot Is soon realized. 1t is sold
by druggists. In fifty EIk
cent and one dollar Aaf#h1k1ta!.ssxxs
sizes. Ycu may have a FesAAI u si !i.Gsai3
sample bottle by mail AsL11ssS@
free. also pamphlet tell Homo Of Swamp Root
ing all about It. including many of tn
thousands Of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing Dr.. Kilmes
& Co.. Binghamton, N. T., be sure an
mention this paper.
Don't make any mistake. but remember
the name, Swamp-Root, DR.. Kilmer's
Sw~amp-Root, and the address, Binghamton,
N. y. on every bottle.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15
Ghdnlberlain's 6ufen 11eeiiin
hilft Die Odtur.

Meoisinen, h,e HE Natur belfen,
limb INNER oni m%irfSnmiten. gbam-
berlain's gluten. Dtebisin banoell
uah o,c'em YIane. Sic hGIt oel.
6uiten suriid, lift beu gusmurt uni
huff bic Natur, bas Spitem in errel.
aeSunoen 3uitano NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sic lit lher einen aruBen Sheil Dc,
cloiliiirten @elt lbrer unid]1sbarer'
@'aen,d aften ueeen berubmt. 3nu.
,enoe haben ibren bOben @ert be.
5eu0t. Sic plrtt weaen Joe Nnln.
as, oaB cine @rfnltune in elne 2un1
aenentsunounB ubereebt. Gum Ser
tauf bel Wu!fer GrDs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15
GeiSe TIM 2anbe-bantt bleibta
8elo 81 Saus'.

9ie srobe, unb bon Sabr gu :Sabr
ii4 mebrenbe 3abl Der GuropareiIenz
ben beginnt in unirem 2anbe 8iDerz
(pru4 gu erressn. Die Der llnsebil=
bette, benz i'm 4usldnb @eborenen, Der
in ieiner 9egenpurt iid Der Mutterz
ipra9e bebient, in benz linn eisenen
Sorson suruft: ab CONAN. tall lnis
teb States, mill be! 10 rullnt man ies
men, bic ii6 an Der iG6rliaen @1lter=
punbsrune in bic 9lIte Delt betbeiliz
gen, gu: 81, tennt ia Qmerita ni9t.
teiit bod i'm eigenen 2anbe - bei9aut
Sud bod bic Naturpunber - bi:
8erse, Sliiiie, Sbdler Der Ieusn
Melt - bleibet i'm 2ano unb merit
ri4t 10 iiinobuft bel sutes ameritanis
faes 9elb ben Guropdern in ben Raz
den - 10 bumm lGuft bieier protelt
am @nbe bp9 binaus. Ser @erlut
bon $50 MiIlionen 9ollars, 70 pitl
Toll namlid ipdbrenb Der Reiieiaiion
1904 - 1905 aus ben Sof6en be-
amsritanif6en @uropureifenben in bic
ibrer europGif4en @uitssber seflofIs1
iein, 1T es bod pobl On erfter Gtelle,
Der iene betuest. bic ben 93uf erbsben:
See europe if pou mill, but fee
Qmerica firit". Gepobnt, ollie 9inae
Suerit bonn @eloitanopuntt aus au Be-
urtbeilen, oriiden bic Siiripre6er bes
rau 9auie ReiIens" bic Srase einfa9
in Dollars unb Gents aus, tpobei iid9
freili4 fir infer 2anb Elm NusfalI an
barem Selbe ersiebt.
Sang in bieiem Gimme befennt benin
audi Der neueroings in Salt Gate Gitp
in Utah segriinoete Commercial
6 III b, Der einen She'll Der Souriiten
(ooer ibres @eloe5) Die nun alliqbr:
lid europa SuitrOmen, benz @eitca
5ufibren rDd)te: r3meifetsobne lpirp
man 5uge'tehen miiiIen, DAB ipenn lrs
Gcno Elm nam6ofter She'll Der 9enanns
ten Summe Gene $50 Mi!lionen nam:
LID, Die bon Imerifanern in europa
gelai1en irurpen) in BEN 0emeinrelen
oes Weltens u~lsgegeben Tproen pdre,
hes nift nur gang beoeuterb gu Der
SerbeIIerung liner finun5ieIlen Gage
unb 81 ibrer GHtpidlung be~ioetragen
bate, fonbern aaf CUR 9eriuebrung
unb 8erbreitung Der &enntniS oeiien,
mas bieier Sbeii be, Nation ben sur
Misunderstanding ifrer @cIunH5tit,
5um @ergrijaen CUR Grfolung ooet
8eIoanlagen i0egen Reiienben gu bic
ten perma9. bic lid nun in ben purcs
pdii4en GroBitaOten unb 8Gpern
ordngen. Sum @elpeiS, bdB mir
Nmeritoner es tdum n0tbig baten,
europa auf5uiuten, miro in elnelr
bon oieiem Stub psr0ffsntIit)ten
""'h'fr'1s'n mle6yt eina;4: 80.
ppr9e9oben. OoB eS unter ben
gegenipGr!ig beiteGenbsn @ertGltz
niifen unter uns rebt piels
9ebe, bic iiber bic Sa0nbeit Der
3ipierd, bic Wun6er be5 3beins, bic
@errIi6teit Der Nlncn in Gnt3idea
gerdtben, bic 03cr rienalS Die DIaic.
fiat Der 6elienGe,.yge 9eihaut, non
lie pro6t ces Columbia 6luiIes. uu0
oenen o0ppn t1um Elm &egriff
f6ipdnt.
Hun hobcn mir aar nia't5 rlqtlsl.
MEM Mor hen G!rom Ger 3rggj,p
naA osM WeItta Eaten !lili. Nil3t
y .Us:l nd:! ne gto!l 10 il G;t
Gbet III rlnsr ieu.,o @it n%;i-">
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15
Gippcn Sudten tpnpulfipift.

2ippcn sudten tonpulfbif4.
@ie 10 base frasts 8srensar talt.
8eil i'd Sic aus benz Saufe tperfen
lcfen merle. rief Der 4bpotat, Der
gang feline 5ailuns perlorsn bate.
4b, mein 9err. faste 9erensar, Der
nun e6enfaas ieirer 8r..b fysien 2ari
lisb, r6tpobl er ni4t sars ie:ne @ei6ts
hb:Eritung berlor. es mar mir bis
JET uhoetannt, bob has Saus bes
Grdulei7s ron gsauresarb Sbnen ses
bort. 8&yc G. Ger 5au, 10 eoarbe i'd
mid MIC: i&euen, bas : -usredt su
psrleBen, pie Sic es foebsn setban ia.
ben. Sic BADEN niebertrGdtis segen
bag iunse Wdbden sebunbslt, ,sessn
btefs iunse Dame, benn ie berbient eis
men iol6sn Sitel ebenio febr tpie oas
bette 8lut Sbres 2anbes. I'D mar
3euge Sbres abi6euliGen 9enebmens.
9ier sudte @ubarre aufammen,
BOD ioste er ni4ts, sersnsar fubr
(SorIrshuna SnIa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15

peroe mot lle9r er11el1len. Ule glets
DE ,Soee l6ien GaDarre gu besen, bod
eEpIono sr babel gang peri4ieotn BON
unlerem 5reuRbe; Merger unb ,J;cnie
leudteten aus ben 8eEie-tu -. .,rz
Dor. bic er ma9te.
Wieaeidt miro audi nod Ssraab
anoers unsIiidIi9 iein. iaete e.. o.el=
lei4t Ou lelblt! vi Dirtliu, bal. ;9's
setroffen. 0u biit in bic slatte 4irpe
oes Ibenteurers perliebt?
IS lag etpas S9n.ibenbes in biez
len Worlen, man lab, @aparre emz
tianb ni9t muir bit;sren Sab 9eoen
ben Jremoen. ionoern aud t%piitbenoe
@iferiu4t iiber ieinen Grfols.
., Mtoniieur, tpie tDnnen Sic 10
fprsfen. sd lieben, i4 - cine armle
Stlaptn. Nein, niemals!
8erengor parb bon bieiem 4usruf
ieltiam eri4ittert. Gr fiiblte ben sanz
gen S4mers Slpmpiens, bod fab ct
aud. bab iie ibm nur ike pab.e Gmz
pIlnoung i.:bar9. Gaparrs inbeb
i9ien befrieOi9t unb fubr in Isi9tez
rem, teiterem 3pne fort.
Su cine Stlapin. i40ne Olympic,
1ein, in meinen 4ugen biit 0u cine
&onigin. Gs lit Define @9ulb, trenn
9u Stlopin bIeibsn piQit, Ou peibt,
tuer bic Mta4t bat, Did gu befreien,
ni4t MIR bic Ma9t, au9 ben @iaen,
Su ipeibt bas redt gut.
9err 9aparre. i4 min iebt ni9ts
tpeiter bDren.
Sbeures, reiaenbes Mdbden, ipri6
nur Elm Wort unb Su Bit ni6t ldnqer
Stlapin, Su biit frei ipie Define Ser
rim unb ioait @les taben, mas 0u
tpuniteil. Sle,oer, Supelen, @er9niiz
gen a!Ier Qrt. nur seb0re mir, entz
f9lisbe Did, mir ancusebOren!
Genus, mein 9err, senus, i6 entz
ferne mid.
I Sbre Stimme batte cine Seiti9teit
rnb briidte einen 4bfGeu aus, Der
Cerengar ent6idte.
8erengar b0rte, tpie @a1arre nies
bertntete unb bic Suabrpne au urls
fa1en itrebte. bic laut rufeno nit linn
rang. SEPT mar bic Reibe an i'm qez
tommen uno brei S9ritte bratt,n
i'm in Dds 0emQA. Ser @lenbe hate
has Mdofen umfabt unb perIu6te,
Is na9 iih gu 5ieben, iie bot ale tire
Strait auf, I'm ii9 inn gu ent5iebe.i,
uno oa lie 5iemli6 fart mar, e%ntipdnn
1ld Elm ldderli6es @dauIp;el. Die
5%trerabafte 5igur Gaparre's, Der ilG;
felt an i9r a%n9etlammert bate, tpuroe
auf Dem Seppias bin uno ber seSerrt
uno pertpiGe!te iidj nit bi1lem. ST.
tebrte benz Giatretenben ben &iiden A.
uno bas erite SeiGen, bas er BON ccIz
len 9eGe1Dart Gatte, mar Elm Iautes,
ldduences 8elGfter uno cas- belt 10
LANCE On, 6is Der Iooptat ie;ne 8eute
fabren lieb uno es i'm ~geluasen mar,
piscst auf feline gsine gu tommen.
9erengar Iaqte nod INNER fort uno
borte ni9t Die murren0en &a9eflii9e,
bic 8aparre oiiGeno ausIieb.
Was BADEN Sic bier gu iu9en, mar
bic erite pe%rItanoli4e Grase bss 2estes
rem.
9as braud id Sic nidt gu frugen,
9err @aparre, mas Sic bier fuden,
lit oeutlidj 9enug.
Sd nil p'iIen, SEER, fubr Der Gnz
oere in ncC m%tthenoerem Spne fort,
mas Sic bier gu iu6en baben?
sd bale gar nt4ts 8eitimmtes gu
%Iucqen, entge9nete 8erengar in meg
lpertenoem Sone, ebenIOlpenig ipie Sic
IeIbIt, iplte i'd meinen.
gfun oenn, ie eber Sic geben, beIto
belier fir Sic! tniridte er unb feline
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15
Gortfesuns folst.)

Jalf9 aufsefabt. suns
&c: ~Wutter, mir baben isbt in Der
Sdule Geographic, ba mubt 9u mir
einen QtIas taufen." Mutter: v9tlass
aber 10 mas! Sir Did pirD's ipobl
2eintpanb au9 tbun!"
-8osbaft. ": nMer mar benin
Der Munn, Der sic eben sriBte9" 9.
(4raD: rMein eriter patient; i'd bes
banble i'm i4on felt 5tpan5is Sabren."
a.: . muB aber Der Mann cine
bensioenspertbe geiunobeit bub.n!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15
WALL
COAX WOOD SALOON ;
,ucueniibcr Der WiiihIe.
hermann -.

Gic0 1T Der cle9onieite SaIoon in Ser,
mann uno Iinnct ma bort audi Die bcitcn
ScirGnfc UNI Gi9arren.
ycionocro quite gSbiOtnS. ~gQleiui0cr
N9cnt in Socrlnann fir ben hcriibmtcn ,ino
cd,tcn Bourbon uuo Nine WhiStn ocu Scrs
mann 9iitining SO Yrci0 oerielhe mic III
Der Siitllcrp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15

and cheerfulne5s soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out Ct order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become SO prcv lent
that 1t is not unc3mmo.
for a child TO be born
afflicted with weak kid
lneys. II the child urin-
ates too often, II the
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15
ShrCdlid3e stmer;en ~9tIinStrt.

SWTcdIIdlF =VHttSth 9%tIlnotrt.
Gurd ihrst!ife Shmersen ae.
peinipt ,nfUlse Der @eftc uu~uer0nu.
ten Spaiien, nnbm Is. u. @rnuiou,
80" "1'r, Wif., Sr Fir1's Neu,
@,it SHE, Init bem Sieiultaie," uie
CT iditeibt. vonS ih iur;rt muroe. "
AQe Wnaen uno @ehdrmeurOr0nuns
aen meroen aebuben burdl ihrcm lin
Otrnoen Sinblanua b%eioubere Glnen
ihniter. 20 Gents in &alter Srus.
Npulbete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-12-15
Women as Well as kaess
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

h ,ey trouble preys upon the mind, de-
9urages and lessons ambition, beauty. vigor
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GERMANS OFFER Il.
RECIPROCITY PLAN
New Treaty on It's Way to Ameri-
ca in Charge Of Kaiser's
H. Ambassador.

Berlin, Oct. 31.-Baron Speck Won
Sternberg, the German ambassador to
the United States, who sailed for New
York. Oct. 25, from Bremen ON the
North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser
Wilhelm H., will on his arrival at Wash
ington this week, submit to President
Roosevelt the proposals OF the German
Between the United States and Ger
many. The ambassador takes with him
full knowledge Of the German govern
ment IS position and is prepared to nego.
tiate. Prince Won Buelow speaking OF
the HSoPosed ytGaf aro ohout n be
made are Designed to increase the ex,
changes between the two countries, and
not to contract them. The facilities
and the United States are destroying
their locality, and by the operation OF
forces beyond the control Of either Of
them are bringing the two peoples into
greater identity Of economic interests.
Each country has special aptitudes and
products Of which the other may avail
itself and yet maintain the revenue and
protective systems adjusted to it's In
dividual situation.
Germany's agriculture in particular
suffered in consequence of the treaties
of the nineties, whose chief purpose was
to win foreign markets. For this rea
son special attention was given to Ger:
man agriculture in the new tariffs. That
this aim is not hostile to the CONNER
cial treaties and can be reconciled with
the spirit Of consideration for the in
ready proved by. the negotiation Of 8
series Of new commercial conventions
With the United States, too, we, car
live upon a friendly footing in trade
relations and extend our system Of ex
changes to the advantage Of both coun
tries. Such is our will. -
uOur proposition will we think, be
quite Within practicable limits and Ger
tainly we shall approach the Ameri
can government with no request tha
| would injure the vital features Of tn,
American economic organism. - Il
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