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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-11
Andrews Denies It.

When seen ia his cell in the Pu-
lasl>i county jail today forenoon Mr.
Andrews aid: Il know absolutely
nothing about it. There is no fctnd1
ton whatever to the charge they
say they have an affidavit from Reo
resentative Simpson Of Hempstea(t
county. but do not know what ha
knows of it: in fact. there is ncthiag
he can know.
"AlI that ever heard during the
session about bcodling or bribery was
the boys teasing and joking one an
ether about where they cot a new
hat Or a new suit. all the time know
ing that it was done only in jest
II understand that tie charge is
made in connection with the kilIough
;evee bill My record on this is as
follows: helped to table the bill
originally. not understanding the mer-
its Of the measure Tae bill pre-
vidfng fer th4 publication by tha acts
in the country newspapers. a bill il
which | was Interested as the pub
Usher C The Picayuua at Prescott.
vas uneerenouniously tabled without
discussion, in the absence of Mr.
Ward Of Clarksviile and myself. the
only publishers in the house. There
upon vowed that would never vote
to table another bill of any merit.
then voted with the majority to take
the ievee bill from the table, it's
friends promising to aid us in resur
1ecting the newspaper bill. But the
paper bill was never brought UP again
and I cast no further vote on the xii
lough bill after it was taken from the
table. 10 fact, { was not pledged to
support it after it was taken from the
table, Senator Kiilough and his
friends having asked that we only as
sist in taking the bill from the table,
that there might be g. full and free
discussion. Several o. the members
we're in the same attitude ( think
Simpson was against the hill.
'T swear to you that / know meth.
ing whatever about any boodliug IF
there was ever any money passed in
the legislature { know nothing about
it. never did anything wrong, and
will be game. It is no discredit to
be honest [ do not know who they
are trying to get at, but I will snend
every cent [ own and can borrow to
.sta.blish my innocence"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-11
E1irst arrest OF . Legislator u
Char@e of Bribery.
Representative Andrews Of Nevada the
Man, and Charge Made by
Representative Simpson,

have YET been issued Both oY tAe
charges against Andrews are fog fel
ony. that upon conviction would
mean a peuitentiary sentence
MI Rh0tan has been moving very
carefully in these cases and by all
is given the credit for being a con
servative prosecutor. who uses every
effort at his command to be sure of
his ground before taking any decisive
step.
1t is rumored on very COOL authority
that detectives We're kept hera
through the term. watching for evi,
denee OF bcodlin2. and that their tes-
timony Will figure largely in the ap-
proaching inquisitorial upheavsl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-11
To Discuss French Concession.

Rome, May 1t.-(SpeciaD Both
chambers OF the Italian parliament
reopened today and members Of the
two houses will Immediately take up
the discussion Of the reported conces-
sion to French society in the Turk.
ish harbor Of Tripcli, on the North
African coast Of the Mediterranean
sea It is understood that the COZ
cession has been in effect since last
January and the news has called forth
varied comment; it also recalls the
famous declarations Of the late Pre-
1881, IN a similar question referring
to Tunis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-11
"
oMEsTiC AND FOREIGN NEWS

Nv York, May 1l.--(Speclal. =
anes H. Hyde. vice president and
: ef owner of the stock OF the Equit-
lie life Assurance society. with
Sesident James W. Alexander and
;Age E. Tarbell. appeared before
@tice Bischoff in special term of the
Gprme court today in connection
fith the examination which is being
tade into the company's affairs. The
Mcers are also required TO furnish
N court such books and papers as
6A Equitable Life Assurance society
IN have upon which is recorded the
-hutes of the board of directors. for
1e purpose of answering the inu,lir-
II for which the examination is had,
b. Hyde and his fellow-directcrs
ere summoned to court at the re-
uest of Herbert G. Tull of Philadel-
lta, policy holder of The Equitable.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-11
Number Of Dead Appalling.

Sapulpa, T. T., May 11.-At 11:4N
{ clock last night Wednesday, the
dispatcher for the Frisco in this city
received report from Enid. Okla,
stating that tornado had struck Sny-
Ger. Okla. wrecking the town and
killing 500 people, among whom was
he statiCu agent of the Frisco at that
town. There was also call FOR as
sistance On the strength of the rn-
Tort the dispatcher ordered a relief
train with physicians to be sent from
Chictasha T. T., and Quanah. Tex.
The wire between Snyder and SapuI-
r0 went down about 10 p. N.
The station agent at Snyder who
was killed was J. NJ Logan.
J. NJ. Egan. agent Of the Frisco at
Snyder, who. is reported killed Uo~
formerly superintendent of telegraph
Of the Frisco system and is ooe Of the
best known telegraphers in the west.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-11
United Brethren Conference

Topeka, Kan, May 11.-(Special.)- -
Fhe general conference of the UniteJ
ssretaren opened here today. Cover
@r Hoch and Rev. Chas. M. Sheldon
& In His Steps" fame, delivered
IA addresses Of welcome. There are
|gAcut 275 members Of the conference
IA attendance-half ministers and
LII laymen. An important matter to
ne before the conference is the
Jon relative to the union of the
psregattonal, the Methodist Protest
and the United Brethren church,
1t is believed that the conference
II favor the proposed union. The
M&drennial election Of bishops and
Der general officers will also be held
4ring the sessions which continue
ntil May %.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-11
Mr.. LEV FOWLER
Sewers Connection With the Fowler
Commission Company.

Mr. Lev Fowler has severed his con-
nection with the Fowler Commission
company, but retains the house in
Pine Bluff which was established un-
der his name in 1885. He has also
taken the houses Of the Fowler COM
mission company at Texarkana and
Shreveport With his houses at Pine
Bluff, Texarkana and Shreveport he
has other connections, such as the
K Kimball-Fowler Cereal company, man
ufacturers of all corned goods, and
wilt be able to handle all business,
a large snare of which he will get.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-11
STEAM HEAT FOR TRuLCcK.

The plans and specifications for the
steam heating plant Of the Hctet Tru-
lock have arrived and the work will
shortly be commenced. The plans cali
for the outlay Of considerable
amount ct cash and the new plant will
greatly improve the hotel
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-11

| ,. ;.
CT Nevada county in the last general
assembly. and editor of the Prescott
| Picayune. is in the Pulaski county
Jail en- the charge of having received
bribe and offered brihe in connec-
tiGn with legislation on the killoush
BILL, says the Little Rock Democrat
Of Wednesday afternoon.
He was arrested at his home ir
| Prescott Al p m. yesterday by Con
stable f. S. Jones of this city up5n
f1idavts sworn out by Prosecuting
Attorney Rhoton before Justice d
Meisner eli May 5. and brought at
once to Little Rock. The Justice
was awaiting him. and shortly before
! O'Clock last night formally cGlm-
! lnitted the legislator to the county
jail for three days al the end of
which time preliminary examination
will be given him before Justice Meis-
! ner unless it should be decided to held
it sooner. He has not vet given bond
which has been placed at $1,000 in
each case
The information upon which the
warrants were issued was furnished
the prosecuting attorney by Represent
tative r. f. Simpson of Hampstead
county. who alleges that on April 10
Andrews offered Representative Simp-
son $50 for his vote On the Killough
ievee bill. and that he (Andrews) ac-
Cept"d bribe of S10O for his vote on
the same measure. Andrews denies
the charge in most emphatic terms.
and says he will spend every cent he
las or can borrow to establish his in.
hocence.
He has not yet secured an attorney.
hut it is probable that Hon. T. c. Nc
Rae Of Prescott will represent him
Col G. W. Murphy and Gen. W. E. At
linson are also mentioned by him in
connection with the case, as his prc5-
able counsel.
At 1880 o'clock Andrews was taken
from the Jail by Constable Jones. to
get shave and a clean cellar and to
see some Of his friends. He is being
confined in the common cell, in the
lower part Of the jail with the other
prisoners An effort will be made to
.'ave him removed to one Of the up
per rooms.
The news Of the arrest soon spread
over the city this morning and created
great sensation. especially in view
Of the fact that it is known about SO
members and others, including An.
derws himself had been subpoenaed
to appear before the Pulaski grand
Jury. May l6, TO give evidence as tC
their knowledge Of boodIing opera.
tions It is said that other arrests will
follow soon, although it is positively
stated that no further afFidavits have
yet been made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-11
To5AA92 81 SNYDER, OKLA.
LEAVES 9E5oLAri0N AHO
DEAT8 N FATA
snyoer Is To~n Of t.oa9 People in
kio"e County, Located CT tee
Frisco Eoad.
HUMBER OF DEAD APPALLING

Fort Wcrth. Tex May u.--A re
pert over tailroati wires 10 Fort Worth
says a dispatch from Snyder, okla.
u the train dispatcher of the Frisco
st Sapulpa [. T.. says a tornado
struck Snyder last night, wreckiue
the town and killing SOC people. and
relief asked for
A message to the train dispatcher
sent by the Fort Worth Record asking
for information is answered as fol
lows:
eve have same report and are send.
ing relief train on the suppositicn
that it is true. Wires are all down. :"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-11
ARRESTED ON BiGAMY CHARGE.

Benton, May H.-MadisJn f. Beck
was arrested here today on a charge
II bigamy and waived examination
and was bound oveA to the grand jury
n the sum Of $500. Beck was mar.
ried here October 10, 1904, by County
Judge w. H. Evans to Miss Mamie
Fanderpoole. Cora S. Beck Of May
field, KY, who also claims Beck as
husband arrived here yesterday and
caused the warrant to be issued.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-11
Tornado in Kansas.

Topeka, Kan. May 11.-A report
from Lawrence says a tornado swept
down the main street there at 1920
tonight, unroofing several Of the main
business houses The electric ligltS
are out and it is not known whether
any persons were killed Or injured.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-11
CONDUCTOR KILLED
LOG TRAM WRE < ON
". AND CONDUCT lg-Es
Wreck Was caussd 5g caVef0 o5 the
Track. W7ers Is 4aa Soft
ened BY Rains.
1AWToN HELD IN HIGH ESTEEM

Early Iawtcn. conductor Oh the
Pine Bluff and Western road was
killed this morning in a wreck which
occurred at logging camp No. l ct the
Sawyer and Austin Lumber company
about eighteen miles from this CITY.
on the Pine Bluff and Western road.
According to the best information
obtainable by telephone Mr.. Lawton
was in the caboCse of the train when
the track caved in as a result of the
recent rains and the caboose turned
cover crushing the young man in the
Wreckage. When found he was dead.
and it is thought that death resulted
in a very few minutes after the acct
dent. A cabOose and several cars We're
derailed and the track was torn up for
some distance. The train was log
"ing train and the heavy logs helped
to smash the caboose to splinters.
The wreck occurred in the woods.
Although a wreckine train was al
once dispatched to the scene Of the
disaster. no reports have been receiv-
ed save by telephone The wreckine
train made all possible speed but had
TO run slowly en- account of the condi-
zion of the tracks for miles along the
.oad. The tracks of the Pine Bluff
and Western run through belt of
woods near the point of the wreck
and the tracks have been in poor con
dition ever since the recent floods.
The wreckine train took a telephone
with it and some information was So
cured at the main cfice of the Sawyer
and Austin Lumber company but the
wires soon went down and additional
details Of the wreck are lacking.
Early I.awton was young man
about thirty years of age. and had
! cen in the employ Of the Sawyer and
Austin Lumber company for the past
five years. He was married and his
wife survives him. There are no
children. The young man resided at
a logging camp near the scene Of the
wreck. and his remains were taken di-
lectly to his home. They will Prob
ably be buried in this city
At the main Office Of the Sawyer
and Austin Lumber company deep re-
gret was expressed at the accident
which cost the young man his life.
He was well known to many Of the
employees. and was regarded as a
faithful. honest and Industrious en-
ploye. His connection with the road
for so many years made him valuable
to the company.
1t is thought that aside from the
damage to the cabocse and the tracks
the company will sustain but little
loss by the wreck. The wreckine
train will repair the damage today.
All passenger trains on the Pine
Bluff and Western were held up on
account Of the wreck.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-11
lnterchurch Conference.

New York. May 11.-(SpeciaI.) y
general committee Of the inter
3 nrch conference federation which
preparing for the great meeting Of
A. federation met here today and
s sy addressed by DR.. Ernest M
6tlres. DR.. E. S. Tipple and a number
prominent clergymen OF va
r1ous denominations. The federation
VIII meet in this city next November
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-11
Zeieler Party in Enqland.

London. May 11.-(special. .)-Wil-
m S. Champ, secretary to William
Agler, and Dr. Oliver l.. Fassig of
hns Hopkins university, Baltimore.
Ayed here today, en- route to Nor
", from whence they will sail in
ne for the polar regions in search
Anthcny Fiala Mr.. Champ and
Fassig are here mainly for the
rpcse Of inspecting the Terra Nova,
lich is being fitted out here for the
%.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-11
400 Kilied and luiured.

Oklahoma City. Okla. May Ire
ports have reached here from Hobart
and Anadarko confirming the news Of
a tornado at Snyder. but no details
are known. The Frisco railroad is
sending a relief train from Chickasha
to Snyder.
It is rumored that 400 people are
killed or injured.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-11
celebrate Minnesota's Admission

5t. Paul, Mimi, May 1l.-(Special.1
The fcrty-seyeMh anniversary of
admission of Minnesota to the un.
vas celebrated here today under
auspices Of the Minnesota Pio-
ers association. Over 1000 aid set
rs have come here from al! parts
the state to join in the celebration.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-11

Advertising pays, and no man real
" knows that better than the man
who has tried it faithfully In this
day of sharp competition in al the
branches CT trade, the man who Gre
ates the most noise attracts the most
attention and that is what the one
who has merchandise to sell wants. -
Trenton, n. J.. Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-11
Car Service Managers Meet.

We shingtCn. May 1.-(Special)- -
he annual convention of the Nation.
aSa ssociation of ear service managers
net here today, President Ashley ].
Aiott of Peoria. ILL.,, presiding. The
mportant subjects tc be taken up vii.
A the reports o. committees bearing
pDn the application of railroad de-
Mirage rates
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-11
A. O. U. w. Musicale.

Pine Bluff lodge, Nc. &c. A. O. u.
W., will render a special musical pro-
gram for the entertainment Of all tha
members and their families Friday
night. All visiting members are in
vlted. Ice cream and cake will be
served
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-11
Relief Trains en- Route

Fort Worth, Tex May IA tel
teraph operator at Chickasha. [. T..
states that he talked over the phone
with Hobart Okla. near Snyder and
that all wires in the vicinity of Sny-
der are down, but relief trains are
being sent from several directions to
Snyder.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-11
Low Rates to Little Rock

The Iron Mountain Offers a round
trip rate Ct 81 from Pine Bluff to Lit
tie Rock on any trains this afternoon
and tomorrow morning. until noon
the occasion being the address to be
delivered in Little Rock at p. N. IT,
morrow by Secretary Of Agriculture
Wilson,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-11
Dunn-AtteIl FIGHT.

Sharon. P.,. May tt Special. y
nmy Dunn. the rising New Castle,
\, featharweight. meets Abe Attall
re tonight. The men will fight f1f
en rounds at 122 pounds. The belt
4 the pre- is the gift .f Richard K.
X. the famous sportsman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-11

thousands Of farmers 70 visit every
G.. P. A., N. Y. C and H. R. r. R.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-11

The hyproc te is the only one who
is deceived by his antics.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-03

Combination bes plus BON 2siitungs'
fGbigtsit Der anbsren Gimme bartlett,
bat fir bic griIten3m0glidteit be'ons
oers De8 ielbftitGnoigsn 9Iinosn stnt
bobe 8soeutung.
SO BARI niht unerpG6nt blsibsr,
bab bic 0erOouiommnung Der Slnrlt
nit pudIsnbsr SntsIissnj it.i9t. BE-
Ionosrs Der iibsraus feline, iitsr ben
9anS.n S0rper perbrsitsts 2dftIinn
ma6t lid bsi asiitis bOh.r sutWidsIt.n
9linben iiGrtsr b,msrtbar ais bel gels
itig lpeniger berporra9snoen. 0lslt
26ltidts lGbt iit pisIsidt ri6ti9 aul
cine sisIbepubt. ScIbIsr3isburg. dul
cine planmdBiss 8uItiOiruns Der pom
Der Rotur ~gspdbrten arGfte uro Jd'
bigteiten 3uridfiibren. Cine osrurtt8s
ssIbiter5iebung gu iibsn, srforoert inns
mer cine semiNs Sntsqisena. s. in'
tsQiaenter Der 9linbs III, UNI 10 ielbit'
iiGnoigsr nirb er, uno is ielbititGnoi'
ger, sr it, um 70 mebr uerisinsrn une
i6Grfen ii6 9ebor uno 9uitiinn. Das
ourd sablrside 9eo6adtungsn erIpls'
isne GegentbsiI beitG;i9t bic RIdtls'
felt oieier Nabrnsbmung. 0snn 9lsr
pom sjnem is6iten Sinn bic Reoe 1T
70 1T oiss natirIi6 nidt pGrtIi4 a.
nsbmen. Ga ioq bamit nur esia9'
peroen, bub bic ii6er bas Ourdidnitt'
Iide SOditmab binauBssbenos Gsi'
itungafGhigtsit sepiFsr Gimme in ID
rem 3uiammenpirten setpiNsrmabsr
einsn neuen. psrfsinerten Sinn er5eu'
gen. bsHsn 2siitunesiGbisisit nett ibe1
bic oes ein5elnsn Sinnss bindusssht
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-03
Berger. Milling Company,
SoMraalIn aao aDenieaTeF.

G.asn sinen GuropG,r, ben Core
iponbenten Der 2onoonn Zines.
%. 9. Sarris nit Ramsr, tpuros ur'
lGneit in urmittelbarer RGbs oet
murottani'tsn Saupttdbt 2arssr cir
Moroi6lne Ueriibt. our4 pslfsn biz
bic QufmertIamtsit 6ss QusIaro.a au'
eirsn Morn gsIentt puros, Der mi;
Rsft als Gin Q6sntsursr 6.5siAn.,
p.rbsn farm. @ir Isisr iibsr i'm:
e. gift an isner nirtsrsTantsn
aIIte taum sinsp populdrerer Wanr
OLE Ssrrn %. 3. 6nrria; popular iol.
in oisism JaGe aQsroings nidt 10 ui!,
ME bsIis6t tsib:r. 9Ggti4 Tam mar
i'm bsi Hanger isbsn. psnn sr, sin :lt'
esbrGunter. tiaitiihsr 9isr3iger, ge'
Fotgt uOr bspaffrstsn 9isrsrr, in
Galspp mad isinsm Snuis rmsitet. oas
cine Rtils Dor Der Stabt an Der BUD:
lis9t. S9on bisIe ungsp0bnIite,
poQis i%fplirte Gage oss 9auIes limit
ten elmer uniiaersn. bon rGuberiihsn
unb espaltttGtiosn 9aumItdmmsr Re
ruobntsn 8e9sno IGbt GENTLE S6IuHs
ouT bic ab,ntsuerluIt isines gsIiBsrs
su, unb in Der 2bat, BAG 2sben itsirt
fir Sarris tsinsn rel; gu bistsn.
tu,nn ,s ,s ni6t tGgIi6 gu perthsioiger
bat. Zen r9euisl" rsnnt ihn be,
funatiIds She'll Der Gingsbursnen
ttsilS aus Sub sss.r ,inen Ranr
benz Il. sGinfliFe 3uidrsibsn
tRiIs aus isnsr 9snunOsrune btraus
bic bel linen psrirnIite llnsrtdroter'
belt srrset. nit ben unb.ilDoIsr
GinfIuFsn fat ss iriibsr pobI isirt
Ridtieteit eshabt, in isnsn g%olbsHer
Sabrsn, als Nbentsursr alsr art BEN
unr.ifen Sultan ben 9opf p.rorsh'
madt.r unb feline erobgsIiits p.io
lid dussubsu.sn peritanbsn.
Damais mar !Sdrris Der Ndnn De-:
Gaess; Ct tsiab. s6enic pis Sbsri.
MaeI,ar. gang bas DIR BEG SuItans
urb iuGt. pOIitit i'm srcben stiI 81
trsibsn. r0turIid i'm sngliIdsn Snt.
rsFs, T1s Gnoetts iid. ola bic reno
lutionGr, Y%sp,euna INNER msbr IN
Iid eriff uno idIieBIid ben SuIia'
stpans. ole suropdiidsn 9sratbsr all
ieiRu Idbs gu snifsrnsU, Sdryis iIo
mad sinsm tibreu Gsplltritt ron J:
mad Sane.r; 5tusimdI bsrits puro'
sr bort Don ben 9dtpIsr ssfargsu &c
rummsn. absr pisosr freissIaTsR. Uni
nieosrbolt. mi, duh jsst, mar Ieil
Suus Der @sssnitanN bon 9slaserun
gen uuo IngriiisR, Die 9srmutbung
bab Sarris rsbsn isinsr 9sridtstita;
tsrtbdtietsit noh gspiiIs dnosrs Quf
eab,n gu erfiiqsn babe, Iisst nidt fern
Ssnn iunit piircs bic sngIiids Rsgj:
rune niht nit 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lei. ihrs Tdibsnbsn Qrms ubst ibI
ausbrsitsn uno ben bsolusrnspsrthsI
marpttariid,n Wiriitsr bss GuspGr
tie,u INNER pisosr BON rtusm fir hi
Sidsrhsit oss ab,ntsusrIihen Spurrd
liiten psrantipprtlih MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-03
AdtIns farmtr unN Ubbdatsr.

gDsnn ibr ObItbGume irSen6 elmer arl
pfIanjen pOlli, oann tomnt 5u uns ooei
Gidt ulb eure Beitelunsen. unIcre Ydumt
Anb pfan3sn Iino gut serpadien, trGiti8
unb ipurosn In 6asconabe Sountp 9e3o9en,
10 bob ie better sebsibsn peroen ais Iolte
bic ibr bon aubtpdrts be1iebt.
RboeniS Nurerp,
Doollam, Wlo.
nop1l SascuQaoe 60
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-03
Ter otutfde arbtiter to eneIiiGei
SeltumtunS.

Gin llrtbeil iiber ben beuti6su Ut.
better. Ipbsnp uuo tdosInb, oaa fir
uns in Icf.rn gang intsrsTaRt 1T. al.
sS gum @ersIsih nit BEN amsritdni
idsn 4rb,ittr hs%rauaforbert, fIut il,
sin,m isinsr Rsiisbrisfs 6aroIo Ssgbis
in Der vSailp Mail." Gr uennt ibr
bic @aifs. iu,l6s 0sutidlauO i6Gri
gum Sample nit England I'M oi,
9urbcrritaTt auf inbutriensm 9s
bi,te. Sd babe ben 4tb.iter". idrsibt
g,ebis. .ssishsn in Der 5dbrii, in lei
mem Ssim uno in isintr Snsips. Sd
babe mih iibsr feline Natur nit Bro
IsTpr Sans SeIbriid, 9ernItsin uni
mdndsn Irbsitetbsrn urtsrbaItsn, nj
dud nit ben 4rbsitern islbit. Va
Grasbrib nisier Stuoisr it bic llsbst
3sugun9, oab nur Der tsutoniIfi
spiee WiotripruhsseiIt ben 2riump'
0sutidlaros p~srSoesrt. Ter nsutid
Irbeitsr 1T uiibttrrsr als Der Gng
Idrosr. ipariamsr. auimsrtidmsr, b
rsitipiai1sr au ilnssn arbsits itunotl
uro ~ssipanuisr notwithstanding
dbtr. CT III Elm Tsuti6sr. Gr 1T al
9sutider uuo ossbdl6 bsfiuest sr Ic
%btitGnpie in siusm 3uitarbe Nta @i
otrIpru6s et9tn oitiss uno jones, e.
ptr9,uost feline 9raft ouf msbr Oot,
penissr uubsctutsnos Streitietsitsr
nit ieintrRsaisrune unb sr irsnoet Tsi
men Bid n,ioiid fort ppn isiRsm siss.
men Dobliturbs mad BEN sr06srsr
Woblitono, anosrsr.
Der osuti6t arb,itsr beIibt ni6t 'bi
Sdn,ib b.s GusIGno,rs, nidts Dor
b:Ftn ruid.r auffuFuns uub Isbbdf
tenn Temperament. Ct drbsitst I'm.
pilis uno uns,f9idt unb III nur b.s-
balb .rfuler.i4. neil Ct nit srObsrsl
9eborrlihtsit ais Der gneIdnber be.
istntr Grbeit dus6orrt. Damn dbsl
si6t e nod tttpds. mas bpn Der Rsgis
tuns nod nidt eenistnb bsriidE1tia.
ipirO. BEN SOJiulismus anbGnssr ;u'
fiibrt uub ben Sorti4ritt Der CONNER
Sit(Isu Gntpidslune nuFbGlt. SR Der
lin idssn bi. Standardization: Sin
mol Gin ar6.it,r, imm,r Elm arbsiter'
unb bds in 2Gbmuns fir 2eut., BIZ
nsioiih mad G.lb. euttn aI,io.rn uni
Stsllune ftrtben. SH arbeittR obuI
Soffnuns. fit ii4 i.Ibf ,tpus gu err
REDEEM
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-03
@erUaer GnttnuIotsunsSsetttI

Sin paar orisintIIe GHtidulois
sunss3tttel BON Saiilern Der 8srIinsr
S9ulen tbsiIt Elm bUrtises 9Iatt nit.
sic lauten:
Gssbrter Serr 2sbrsr, Sd bite 81
men berSIid es gu OerSeiben. oab i'd
msiuen tleinen buben fs9len laiien i'd
ni9t onbers i4 mubte Sonabeno friib
na9 bic guFee(GbauTe)Itrubs uno
babe ibm miFsn lufen 2 SABINE 5iehn
i'm @Iiinids (alinit) Ou toitet IS niats
unO Der Sunss pplIte cabin bel bic
iunssn 4trSts neil Sic gu bic ainosr
10 bsideiben Sinh Gruu t.
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Der MarftFleden q

Der WarttfItdsn 9 il.
sumtlcitst in ROrbialsstpis ma6t
Der Stabt SORoern ben Ruf bts triu!.
Istehtn Srtts i'm 0sutI9sa Rei1
hr,itis. Rit Rt1t! Sn spns
bern miiF.u Fd so Mtni9sn nit els
n,r WirthIaaft besniissn; in 2asum'
Hotter baatstn btonIpru9tR il 40 Be-
toObusr cine @iribI1oIt Sc Fnb bier
lei elmer GinpcbRer3ahl pon 1850
ealIs ht.l Nahtnb S&ontisditsR,