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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-29


 Rev. MT. Hartley comforts New York CTS by stating that they are spirit ually in the same class at the Welsh men were. Philadelphia, where de- voted band has been vainly praying for the conversion of the mayor, not to Christianity only. but to decent citizenship, offers help. And Schenec- tady, where revivals have been he'd. rivaling those of Wales in intensity of Interest, sends down the highly edu- cated young woman who has turned that electric town upside down to try what she can do with New York.
 It would not be strange if lively revival were presently in progress. There is material. There always has been. Moody. and Sankey found hers one of their best fields. The Fulton street monday prayer-meetings were very successful. Dr. w. J. Dawson, late of England, has been addressing enthusiastic audiences in the critical atmosphere of Plymouth church, under the eye of it's eloquent young pastor. Dr.. Hillis. The Salvation Army is celebrating it's silver anniversary with characteristic ingenuity. spreading out the meetings over more than month. And the Broadway Tabernacle, for a quarter of century or more the scene of extraordinary revivals, has lust been installed in a great new home, one of the most unique in the country. The most interesting series of meetings is arranged in what is known as "up town" region exterd- Ing for five miles north and south. and containing 100000 people.E tfr +
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-29
A PALACE FOR BIRDS
Fine Housing For a New York
 Park Collection.
TWO LARGE EXHIBITION HALLS,

Most Novel Feature of the Building
 h the Roof, Constructed Entirely
 of Glass-Grent Flying Cage With
 Fountains, Pools and Growing
 Plants-Arid Conditions For Birds
 of the Desert.
 There is now nearing completion in the New York geological park a new house for birds which bids fair to be unique among such buildings in the United States, if not indeed in the world, says c. William Beebe in the New York Post. It will consist of two large exhibition halls, built ill the shape of an L. one. the parrot room, meas uring siXty-five feet in length, while the main hall is seventy-seven feet long by fifty feet wide, and about thirty-six feet to the apex of the roof. These rooms are lined all around with spa cious cages, nine to twelve feet in heights The most novel feature of this building is the roof, which is construct cd entirely of glass, giXng the impress sion of great conservatory. Indeed. 1t is intended that large number of plants and vines shall be grown here, thus happily combining a profusion of flowers with brightly colored, singing birds. In the center of the main hall is aslarge flying cage. 15 by .86 feet by IS in height. which will contain three ~or four hundred birds of many species It is provided with good sized shal- low bathing pool, and when the minia- ture fountain is playing and the birds flying and singing among the branches of the trees which will be provided the sight will be beautiful one.
 Besides the indoor cages there are nineteen outdoor ones for the bardier birds, such as those which live in cold regions. In all there will be over sev- enty-five inclosures. All the decora- tions have been carefully worked out with regard to their appropriateness. For example. terra cotta frieze of cockatoos extending quite around the outside of the building. with figures of horned owls at the corners.
 In this splendid building, which will be as light as the woods and fields themselves, many interesting families of birds will be housed. Among these are the thrushes, nightingales, war blers, mocking birds. titmice, bulbuls. orioles, tanagers, finches, waxblls, weaver birds. buntings, starlings. bow CT birds. crows. jays, larks, hornbills
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-29
STORIES OF JULES VERNE,
An Instance of the French Novelist's
 Love For Boys.


 An interesting story has been passed around in French literary circles with regard to the contract by which the late Jules Verne, the famous French novelist, issued two books a year, says the New York Times. It is said that this contract was made forty years ago and called for two stories year for a remuneration of 10000 francs per annum, or about $4,0O0 It is said that, despite the enormous circulation of his works, which have been trans lated even into Persian and Japanese, more than his stipulated salary. His publisher, however, gave the author valuable presents from time to time.
 One of the peculiar traits of Jules Verne was his love for the boys for whom he wrote. On one occasion he walked into a school reading club in Ramsgate, England, and. laying let ter written in boyish hand on the ta- ble, he said in his quaint French-Eng- fish;
 Boys, am M'sieu' Verne. I thank you for your invitation. Let us now put some more coal on the fire and tell stories"
 Jules Vernes life, peaceful, success full and eventless as it seemed, had nevertheless its three tragedies, says the Philadelphia Press. The first oc. cured when his nephew, who adored and was adored by him, came to see him at Amiens one day and after nut tering something wildly drew re- volver and fired, wounded him in the left leg and laming him for life. The wound never closed, and Mir. Verne could never again indulge himself in the travels which were both so dear to his heart and so helpful to his work. This tragedy was in way connected with the other great grief of his life. The young man. who had suddenly gone mad when asked why he had shot at his uncle, replied, ''To attract atten- ton to him and increase his chances of becoming an immortal of the acad- emy" He and all the world knew that the one unsatisfied ambition of the aged authors life was to become one of the forty academicians of France, but the academy has always ignored his name when proposed for member ship, alleging that his works were mot literature"
 It bitterly disappointed the old man. especially as he knew what careful workmanship he bestowed on his nov els. sometimes rewriting one book ten times.
 Last of all, in his age blindness, at first partial and then complete, attack ed him. Nevertheless, he did not whol. ly surrender to affiictfon and continued to write his novels. in their themes scrupulously keeping abreast with ''up to date" discoveries. Tn an interview only this year he said:
 If were young enough would be tempted to take up the greatest set of subjects the romancer of the future will have at his hand-the romances of business life, with the intricate in- trigues of syndicates, trusts. combina- lions and gigantic deals.-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-29
Special Care of the Cow.

It will pay you to take extra good care of your COWS for few weeks be- fore they begin to give new milk, says Farm Journal. How? Feed no heavy grain. keep the bowels open, don't let them get chilled. give warm water at least two days after a cows sickness. Get started right: the rest will come along just as it should.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-29
One to TNelye

Where the fowls are given . free range one male is sufficient to. say each dozen hens, unless the variety is one which is very inactive. when . greater number should be kept But where the fowls are closely con- fined. an average of one male is sum cient to keep for each dozen he3A
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-29
The Old Liberty Corner.

. ICE the Tab ernacle has been moved. For two
 years its most re cent home on Her aid square has looked out from lightless windows upon the heart of the wicked Tender loin, just where the Great White Way" of electric lighted. Broadway crosses darker and
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-29
A Novel Professorship.

NEW idea in soci- ology has received recognition in the endowment in Co lumbia university of a professorship of philanthropy
 and social work.
 Jacob H. Schif gives the $100,0C0 endowment; Ed ward T. DeVine is the new professor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-29
The Building of Churches.

HE HlONcI1cul Ol
 church associa- tions up town has pro vided New York with unusual opportunities to develop architect ural forms to clothe the inner
 sanctuaries. One of the most mo- ticeable in the new Madison a ayenue a
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-29
Sometimes True.

A dude Is like a mushroom
 His waist is rather slender. His growth Is somewhat rapid And his top is very tender. -Cincirnati Erauirer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-29
Comforting.

Johnson-Why do you always let your wife pack your grip?
 Tomson-Beeause if anything is left out have some one to blame if onto in- stead of myself. Detroit Free Press
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-29
New York the Mixture.

HERE are no New Workers, if you count out the peo- pie who have "come from somewhere. !" It was only yester- day, it would seem, since the Greeks be g a n
 coming. No W
 t h cir leading newspaper, t h e Atlantis, has be- come a daily, and
 Only the other dav
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-29
A Daily Thought,

The highest luxury of which the human mind is sensible is to call smiles upon the face of misery.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-29
Hen Worsts Man.

It takes a man longer to make a garden than it takes an old hen to unmake it.-Chicago Sun.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-29
REVIVAL IN GOTHAM
NEW YORK BELIEVED TO NEED
 RELIGIOUS AWAKENING.
MOVEMENT OF CHURCHES
ereat City to Be Reminded of Things Spiritual-Sociologists Labor for
 Better Things-Cosmopolitan
 Character of the Town. 1

EW YORK.-From three directions or more the revival
 spirit is pressing hard the hosts of sin in this city. Fresh from the rs- markable meet ings in Waies,
 W h e re rough miners attended m e @ t in gs six, seven, and even eight hours long,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-29
Rack to Trouble

6aCK 70 1rUuDIe. Nearly every divorce results n two more marriages.-Chicago Daily News.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-29

Advertise in the Democrat.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-29
VIEWS ON ACCEPTING
 RockEFELLER's GIFT
Prominent Men Discuss Protest of Congregational Pastors.
WHAT J. P. MORGAN'S LAWYER SAYS

Francis Lynde Stetson Believes the World Should Not Lose the Benefit of the Oil Kings s1OO,OOO For For- eign Missions-Why Bishop Futile FavOrs Acceptance-Goldwi Smith
 You'd Not Scrutinixe,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-12

peri Souls ". 8. Weper, SObu
oes ueritOrbenen @briit 3. Weper bat
iih uad mebrjabrisen Stuoium unO
b~eiianoen2r Triiung bic SodtOruiirs
De erluOrben, uuo erbielt er nit uielen
Nn6eren am Wontae Nbeno, in st.
2uuis, BON Der Warion, Sims &
Beaumont college Elm biesbesls'
lltes 9iplom. ST mar Shlltr
Der Strmanner unb Ouenspiaer
DOdihale. ebenialls Der Sofidule
81 Naibinston BON pelder er @ra
ouirte, uno bat lid RE Wittel gu
ieinem meoisiniiden Stuoium ourh
allerlei stebenuerr,htune in elmer
eleitriiden 2ibtanitalt uno audi als
2noen0iener, erworben. SOlde
NusOauer unb gnergie lit aner'
teunuH9awerth, uno tann lbm Der ST.
ful9 I'M Yeruie niht auSbleiben.
Seine Wutter wobnt nod in Sel'
mann unO bat bieielbe ale uriabe
auf ibren SObn itols 81 iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-12
+ Gaura Dii sman.

Im letten SamItas 8Ormittas einl
Die 9rauertunoe BON Wunbe 81 Mun
De baB Jrau 2aura @iieman in
Wulampbp 9Ospltale, gu ct. 2uais
eeitorben iei, uno riei bieie 3adrit
in allen &reiien bic tiefite 9~beilnabmt
iir bic 10 pl0Blid idmer b~etrOffen,
5amilie mad.
Die iroiibe SlQe tuuroe am Wiou'
tag Nahmittaa unter jablreiten &c
folse auf ben itdbtiihen 6riebbOie ba,
bier in bic @ruft aeienit. Yaito,
Sona8, BON ct. Souls, leitets BIZ
Srauerfeier in eneliiher iOpie In
oeutiher Sprabe, uno rebete Dor
9ersen tOmmenoe, gu Bergen seten.
De 8Orte oes 9roites an Die 3rauer.
ueriammluna. Ger 8erewioten iei
title &ube I'M @rabe.
frau gSiieman mar bic Sottel
ots gbepaars @eu. Start unb bic
Satin be8 3abnarsteS 8m. j. Biie'
man nit Welden iie bier Sabre per.
beiratbet, uno bis aum SObe in gllid'
lider @be lebte. gle mar Dor 80
Sabren bier in Sermann sebUren. U.
trOb ibrer suriid IeSOgenen 2ebeus.
weiie sablte lie in tbren Sreunoes'
treis Iue melhe lie tannten oa Die
innewObnenoe S~ersenssate iid aui
ibren Gntip abipieseite.
Sic blnterlaBt auBer ibren tiefee.
beueten @atten, lire @ltern Serrn
uno 5rau @sure Start. lire edwe.
iter FRI. OGle Sturt, unb ibre Bril-.
Der Ottmar o., un6 Souls 8. Starf.
Die 2eibtraeenben aIe bitten mir be
8eriiderune u~nierer nufridtieen
3%beiluabme an benz Sinideiben Der
eeliebten Wattin. EOhtsr u. S4.ue.
fer entaeaenSunehmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-12
yNlVV AyAVAVAvAVAVA yVvVNv VVvvV yv AVAvRVAvNgANNNN|
Vim n11iten 0ienstag ben 10 WaI

Vim nadhen 0ienstae ben l6 Wni
iiuoet bic Wubl fir itdotiidle Beanie
uuter benz nlleenleinen @eieb ltatt.
Qerr sugult Bbult, fir WnpOr,
uno 6. Wpelt, fir Collector baben
feline @eaner wabreno 5reo SANDS
uno u. Is. Mumbrauer iit UNI biz
Maribalsteae Sewerben. NlvOO,
luiro teiner eewablt. lin bic pier
Stellen i'm Staotratb bemerben lit
3ulius MOcbus, Subn YOlten, Semp
5budl. GUnrao @aus uno Aonm
5hmiot. Vile 0ieie Ssrrn lIno
jeBt i:a Staotratb, bod wiro in oe,
Neunabt elmer Der %9enannten unter
lleseu muiien.
Wir perweilen nDhmals out ben
Yorihlne ben Sau eints reuen
| SpribenbauieS betrt hen6, iilr mel
d),s $4,000 burh Nufleeuna elmer
Specialtnre uUn 10 Gents auI 500
wertb jeoer Sattung eineeihabten
Giqentbums. aui9ebraht ne ben,
mel hes am 9ienstas tbeniaus SIR
Abitlumun9 tOmmen wiro. lluiere
S.uerpebr welder in bieier 1rage
uubl oas bette llrtbeil 5uitebt
1T einiimmis Der sniift baB bic
ieBiaen Standardization ilr Inter
bringing Der Q6idmaidinen unb
5Alaudfarren nebit Shlduhen I'M
binSureihenb 1T, unb baB b~eiOnoers
I'M Winter bic @efabr srOB 1T baB
bic Maihinen iowie Solitude in.
iolse Der aalte nidt In iOfortiseu
braudbaren 3uitanoe iinb iUuten bic.
ielben BEL NuSbrut zines 6euerS
ptDBlid; uie oaB ia meiitenStbeils
Der Jall 1T, in 9ienit eerufen ueroeu.
&ir ~bebIrfen Die Observation-Disclosures
fir bic Der 5euertuebr 9eb6risen
Mtaihinen unO 3ubeb6r oenn Oieie
bebinsen Die 2eiitunssiabisteit Der
Mannidait uno bic siderbeit un'
ieres g~iseutbums sesen 5euersse'
iabr. Die plar Gents uermebrte
Steuer bient CUR Stariuns bes
Siderbeitsseilbls, unb lit ia aud
nur auf pier Sabre berednet..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-12

Sauernreaeln fir Mai; ai1le,
Dtai briuat irudtbar Sabr, trOdener
madt es ourr furmabr. Walsnre,
Gen, milo uuo uarm, tbut ben 5rl9'
ten niemals Sarm. 2niien biz
5r6iae ith b6ren nit 8uarren,
ruirit ou nidt LANCE aut Reeen bar
rem. 8tin ihmltt i,h 10 Glur tpie
Au, fdut BON Simn Ell Waieutbnu,
8enn Splnnen H,iBis meben i'm
5reien, last lid 0auerno ih0n Ret
ter prOpbeSeiben; weben iie nidt.
wirb'S better iit euoen, sei9iebt's
bel Reaen, niro balo es enoeu
Sriint eide Dor Der Glide, Oann bdlt
Der CONNER 8aihr; bic eide Dor
Der eide, oann bait oer Sommer
Bleide. GIN Uienenidnarm i'm
Nai, 1T tuertb Elm 5uoer Seu; aber
Sdwarm i'm Julf, bee lObut tapm
BITE Wllb'.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-12

llnusit BON Seiierion @itp, i'm
6leden Olean, wuroe am NtUntaa
abeno sum Smeileu Dial Der 8erIut
aemabt, bic 8irtbitait BON 8il.
liam Stein nit 9pEamit in bic 2uTt
Su Ipren9en. Der erite YerIud
ruuroe Dor etrua ieds 8oten ee.
mndt, bod mar Der anaeridtete
Shaoen oamals nur eerineiagia.
aesten Rontaa Nadt selaus Der
Seriuh ouIltUmmen, mbem oas
aan5e Sebauoe uon @runb aus ser'
Hort ruuroe. Die Yeraber iinb in
Der @adbariduft wObnenbe 8nIer.
iimpel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-12

5rau 9atBerina Saeuede i~eierte am
Gienstu9 lester Mode ibren IS. &c.
burtstaa. 2le budbetuste Subilarin
erfreut iib Der beiten @eiunbbeit unb
eeiiti9er 5riihe uno winiden mir
nit ibren uieIen 6reunOen, lbr nod
manae WleOerfrbr ibres Nieaen,
leiteS..bei ebeniu 9utem gBOblbefin,
hpr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-12

Vim 30 Ntai - @raberi9mufunss'
tag - miro SdulidluB Der bieiiper
talboliihen @emeinoeidule itattiin'
Den uno weroen Die Sditer am Abent
oes 9a8es in Der Concert Saue eint
lbrer Observation-Disclosures beiteb'
emo aus YOrtrasen, @eiane, unit
mnbriaeinlid aud Buhnenitaddens
gum Seiten Geten. 0as out elm,
ltuoirte uno reihbattise TrOpram
'uiro lpater betnnnt eeeeben tuer-
Den.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-12
Gbambsrlain's 6uiten 2lsoisir
hilft Die Odtur.

Meoisinen, bic bic Natur belfen,
limb INNER am rrirtiamiten. CHAM
berlain's Suiten:W tebisin banoeIt
na9 bieiem Blame. sic balt Der
Suiten surid, loft beu Guswurf unit
bilft bic Natur, oas Spitem In eineu
aeiunoen 3uitano mieberbersuiteqen
Sic 1T iiher eineu arOBen Gbeil Der
clpiliiirten 8elt tbrer unihasbarer
gisenihaiten ueeen berlbmt. Sau-
Ienbe baben ibren bobeu 8ert BE-
seust. Sic mirft tueeen ie6e Gnla'
&c, baB eine @rtaltuna in cine Gun
aeuentSdnoune iiberaebt. Gum Der
tauf bel @nlter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-12

Barbara BOlS, @ittme bes Der.
itorbenen gtic 8Uls, 1T lebte 8Ode
Su WOrriiOn i'm eeieeueten Utter DOR
81 Snbren eeitOrben. Sic bat abel
60 Sabre in Der unmittelbaren 0nt.
baridaft ibrer Sterbeurtes sepObnt,
unb wGbreub Oieies aausen i3eit'
raums bic @rensen BON @ascOnaoe
COUNTY nidt liberidritten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-12

Wan tOmmt oar nidlt mebr bn5u
ben @slbbeutel 81 sumahen. aaum
1T man nit benz 1ols' uno aOblen
iertig, 10 tomntt Der GiSmaaen uno
oaS nit erbObten Yreiie, wie es
hel6t,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-12

Zen 6armern tueIde entueoer als
3eusen Ober SeihtuOrne ben De.
Observation-Disclosures beiwObnen, aebt
Nles gu lanaiam, unb finb bieielben
Der Nniiat oaB gu utel tOftbare 3eit
o%eraeu0ert mirO, gs eiebt auct an,
oere eeute auberbalb bns Garmer.
'anoes, tuelde berielbsn anIidt
NIB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-12

Die lGiabri9e Mrs. Sas. 8.
Wtc Suire aus Geonr so. eridien
am A. oS. I'M capitol su StfieriOn
City, UNI Soc 6oIt UNI Sepuaoiauna
ibres ~l9iabriaen 8atten 81 bitten,
Der iidl wegen %ieroeoiebitabla in
oer Senitentiarp beiInoet. Sic
lunee 6rau bate bic Strete uon ibr,
EN- Qeim Bis SeiferiOn Gltp. ca. $50
Mteilen. gu Sub Suriifseleat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-12

Der iraher bel Gnscunabe tuobn.
enOs nnb felt mebrsreu Sobren in Der
Srrenanftnlt gu Sutton ff beFublide
Gbrifian @enees IL ON lesten Sam.
TAG geitOrbeu. Or mar Iebipsn
Gtnnbes unb etrun 65 Sabre alt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-12

5rib Sands, nelfer in Der Npril.
ruabl aum @Onftabler ertuablt tuurbe
aber tuie bic GnOern burd Annnbme
Der BrOpOiitiun bic stnot als Gitp OF
the fuurtb Glass gu incOrpOriren iei.
mes Gmtes uerIuiis uurbe, 1T jest
aanoioat fir Staotmuribal. Gr III
elm rubiger, %beiOnneuer, nidterner
Wann welher bns amt, penn er.
wdblt, ubne uieI Seidrei gut uer.
isben pirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-12

&ie oft iebt man 4eute pon Rum,
nter uno Gorge aebeuat, nitt burdJ
bic Cat Der Sabre, ionbern burf
t6rperlihe 3eioen; BON ben 8erani.
eunaen oes 2ebens nbaeihnitten in
einem GIter IN IpelHem Oieielben Cd
aerabe eeuteBeu iollten. Die Ilriade
III oft In tranfen uno untbdtieen Rlr.
rem gu iuden. Sino -bieie Draane
trnnf. Tam 9iemanb seiunb Tein.
Der @ebrnuG bon @np'u.Ba bat
uiele toHnunesluie Suualibsn tuieber
50 ftarfer unb rUbuiter @eiunbbeit
nerbDlfsn. Rertauft bel @alter
Bros,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-12

- Die ljiabrise @lttin oes bel
Glart in &anbulpb County tuubnen.
ben 6armers st 9(atr puroe am 2.
os. SHUTTER uun 8 Mabhen, Die 81.
iammen etuaS uber ) |funo miee,n.
Iae limb eeiuub. Jeau ct. Clair
uerbeiratbete iid uDr 2 Sabren. aliO
erit l3 Sabre alt. uno bate uUr Der
@eburt Der 0riuinse bereits l alno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-12

lin Der Spaseuplase ii MimeiOta
81 beee9nen, if man OH cen Gjniau
eefUmmen. tleiue W~}u.itialltu nit
Rdle auiSuiteuen. 3isle iUuen nuss
aeSeihnete TienIte lbuu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-12
YIN Silberfruu;.

Sm eaItiiden Seim oeS GbepaarS
3ulluS @raf eina es am 9ienitaa
Nbeno in beiteriter uno aematbpUuher
5timmung Der, ieierten ~oieie!beu
ood] Den %. Sabrenstaa hires Che.
lebens. Sic &aune 0es Sauies
uaren auf baS aeihmadpoQhe @e.
ihmldt. uno wObIn Der Bid Iid1
AUDI lpanote, lberall fab man baB
aeidaftise 9anoe fleiBie fir Die Se.
qiemliAfeit uuo Oas leibtide &Obl
Der Saite aeiurathatten. Biele isreun.
De oes SubelpaarS, batten iit einges
funoen UNI oieielben gu Beslidmlns
iten; aud Der @eianeperein @armus
ME, beiienNitelieO Serr @rai 1T, mar
anWeieno UNI bic 5eier burd1 einen
e%IeoeruOrtraa su perIerrlihen. YIN
reid ae0edter Gafet, beim Silbers
ihmaus. beilt Serr 8eniel cine 2eoe
ilber oas 8apitel Der @be uno beion,
oers Der oes Subelpaares neltem es
u~sra6nnt lei i'm areiie ibrer ieds se.
'unoen. ruOblerSosenen Ginoer bieies
ld0ne 5eit 81 feiern.
Eas Bette mas aibe aub Seller
(uho Yrauerie) 81 bieten uerlnufte,
ltano ben Saitea gu Sebute, unb
berriAte in Nqen cine ielbitsuirieoene
beltere .Stimmuna welde bic 5eier
nod LANCE in gr%r;nueruns balten
nirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-12

9err Sacsb SeHneberper usbi
@nttin nOn MtUrriiUn luareu leBte Uu.
DE tnebrere 9ne bier 81 SeIud Der
6amiIie ibres Sdwieseriubnes,
slruOlb BGeiie. unO aud onberer Ser.
tuanbte, unb Hreunbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-12

ol5in bat mid turlrt.r Sh bin 10
alidlid iiber Die Observation-Disclosures
metner Seiunobeit, o0B it BON SauS
gu SauS aeben m6hte uno ben ecu.
ten uber oieie punOeruUle Meolsln
erSahleu.r
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-12

0err u. 5rau Is, 3Oeotmann, upn
YutSoam, iuaren am Glenitna in Oer
Staot UNI Der lilbernen NOhSeits-
feier ibrer &eruanOten, benz She,
paar SuliuS 8rai, beiSumUbnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-12

6rau SUbama Giseu, BON ct,
9ouis. uuo ibre S6lUiegertOdter
6rau 9. u. @iBen, pUn California,
DRO., unreu 9ienstug u. MittnudJ
bier IN nad ben 8rGbern ihrer tie.
ben 8OrnuSgeeanaeuen ~ ieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-12
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Seiteut cure ". u. VI. Nnsiiee iest,
oamit ibr 3ieielben nod in gutter
3eit our 6eier oes @raberldmad.
unastaaes befommt. Veltes blaue8
Waterial, felt in Der 3arbe, pom $40
an auImarts. 3Wei EXTRA Sets
9tDpfe gratis.
Sd6npr G, Snn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-12

Mrs. y. =. Yracbi. uun 5reberits'
burg, mar am 9ienitae in oer stabl
nm Der liIbernen SDdseitfeier ibrer
Sdweiter 6rau Sulius @raf beiSu'
ipphnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-12

Dem 3%eutidtbum in bieien Eor6r
atbt es ME benz WenlAen. ter nod
LANCE leben lam. tusrn II iid) iber
ieinen 8ufono liar Wirb uuO rett
iDli6e febt.-G. Der. u. 9URen 3ta.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-12

5rl. 9uIoa Muebl, pm &binelauo,
irlber bier 2ebrerin, bat iid lebte
8Ote I'M Seim ibrer Gltern nit
Serrn Is. W. Sbulmeyer BON Sn.
b%ianapUlis uerebelidt. Ger Brautia.
an 1T Elm aputbetenbeiiber uno wiro
oas ianae Eaar in S~noianupulls
ieiuen XSUbniib auiiblaaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-12

Wis u. 3. Sdaumbers eeferu
WOraen uOn Der 5irit Greet nod Der
StaOt rift, madIte er auf benz 8eae
cine alapperiHlanee nit 8 8inseln
ben Waraus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-12

Der SduluOritanS babier bat in
ieiner am lebten 6reitas 9lbeno abes.
haltenen Yeriammtuns bas gauge
2ebrerperiOnal fir elm meitereS Sabr
anaeIeQt.