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the FARM AND RANGE
cro~th Of Aarleulture.

According 10 the statistical Aostrso'
=, ~. Tnited States. issued rcSn inc
n..rsr,rpent of Commerce and LABOR,
,hsrs were In 1900. s.5Ss.Ss, farms IN
,sis oountry. an increase OF l,l'S.oie
= ,s, ysars There were engaged IN
arrJruitur. In 1900. i0.i3s,2is persons
S'bj,s I, 1880 there were s.5s5.s2e. an
,ycrease of l.s7a 2gs. The increase 10
- Total population for the pefioa
ststed Wa lSO1l.4s4. so OF this IN.
crease over fourteen per cent mus
have engaged in farming.
Th. value OF farms and farm prop
.-t, Increased from $40 6.0se.@bI.ess IN
IsS6 4, se6.5l4 00l. SIS in 1900, diner.
ono. gf s44gi.774.lig The value OF
,,-rs products increased sl-Sof.0Io.25.'
fba value In 1900 being s3.sei. h-'ve'
This does not include value Of p'ouue's
not fed 10 live stock -.
Tie total number OF acres IN laIuls
g., 1900 was SIS S.5sl.I54. the average
number 0. acres to a farm being Ifo.-,
While IL lss9 u Was 1853 lhe per
cent o: improved farm land has ae'
creased eight per cent In the last
ten years. ,o-
OF farms has been In the states OF CO.,
orado. Arizona. Idaho. Montana ana
Sew Mexico,
In the production Of corn and wheat
there has been a corresponding IN
crease. In 1880 there were iiss.9IO-
000 bushels produced and in 1900
sl15 5lO2 5I5 bushels. while OF wheat
in 1890 the crop was 1892 900 bush
els and ii Increased 10 522.2e9.5o5
bushels IN 1900.
Thus IL VII! be seen that whatever
the gain In commerce and manuisc'
lures the relative gain In farming has
held its own. Agriculture, too. has
been lifted TO 4 higher plane than
formerly. Il Is no longer said that
ANYBODY can farm" Agriculture is
rapidly attaining the dignity OF pro
fess!0n and special preparation and
educational equipment are now re-
Earded as necessary for success in this
ayocau0u as in any olheF.-DenVeE
News.
The Ordway new era., 1905-04-28
Autoratie Coupler for Ai-brak.,.

On model Of recently invented
automatic buffer coupling attached to
two model cars now being exhibited
In London the coupling not only CON
meets the vehicles. but at the same
time couples the air brakes. The ont
standing feature of the invention is
that no lever is required to complete
the act OF coupling. the whole opera
non being perfectly automatic. The
attachment has both an NJ and down
and lateral movment. thus adapting
itself to loaded or empty cars and to
sharp cures The model. in fact
shows the cars on two chain curve
more acute than any English or conti-
mental curves in existence. Ii IL also
said NO alteration in the general con-
structiou of rolling stock i necessary
e aAx the attachment to present
eqgip4ent
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rexi.. a s.n.inn ein. E.una.

Great Improvement over The old
method Of bending sand a.!ed pipe by
hand Is promised By the invention OF
& new bending machine by means Of
wlieh one man can bend a piece Of
txo inch pipe into an s. in three
minutes The machine is operated
by hand wheel carrying pinion. the
latter engaging quadrant gear. which
n turn operates the bending quad
rant The pipe 10 be bent IS held in
position al one end by a "" shaped
clip. while a pine or roller. placed In
: piaten, engages the other end. Piac-
:ng the pin in different holes in the
platea governs the curvature obtain.
ed. While the machine is portable.
It's chief value will be 10 those shops
where a large amount Of tubing is
bent
The Ordway new era., 1905-04-28
roa a SMALL sARw.
Plans Of a Permanent and Comfort
able Building.

For a barn to hold four cows. two
horses and twelve tons of hay. an
s-tooi wall on all sides Is the best
plan. The cos; would not be much
more than an Is-lneh wall al the front
and a s-foot at the back and ends.
and a comfortable. permanent stable
would be the result. The supersirue-
ture could be used for hay and may
De hlied by means Of a horse fork from
The ends Chutes could be built from
the ceiling OF the basement 10 near
The roof OF the barn IN order that hay
may be thrown down through them
for the stock The ehutes need ou'y
10 De Slated al the sides 50 that hay
may be forked into them al any
height.
The frame structure. eoX5o feet.
with lefoot posts. would hold more
than twelve Tors OF hay. Time and
labor for the stone wall would cost
about siOi The cost OF the super
The Ordway new era., 1905-04-28
Hereford Breeders. Association.

At the request of number of Here.
ford breeders of the state. a committee
consisting OF Professor W. L. CARLYLE
President Z. VI. Ammoas and Secre.
tary Fred p. johnson OF the Colorado
Sta'e association, has issued a call TO
heTeioro breeders in Colorado to meet
AZ me Brown Palace Hotel during the
coming meeting Of the American Stock
Growers Association in Denver to take
steps toward forming a state breed.
ers' association.
The meeting will be held Wednesday
evening, May 10th. and it is expected
mat all Hereford breeders in the state
"ho are interested will be present and
assist IN forming the organization.
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Ire Cost q 4 Earn.

what would be the cost OF i
cement wall under 4 barn S6x5O feet.
5 feet high .. What would be the
approximate cost OF a barn 36x5O feet.
with II feet posts. with stalls for
four horses. young cattle and COWS?
The basement would require 40 bar.
rels of Portland cement, &c yards of
gravel. and II yards Of stones for
filters. Five men would build the
wall in three days. The superstruc.
ture would cost about FIVE hundred
dollars. according to the local price
OF lumber and labor.
The Ordway new era., 1905-04-28
Concrete or stone for a Wan.

\ concrete wall one foot thick Is
as strong. and will keep out frost as
well as a stoae wall eighteen inches
thick. II is much dryer and eeaer-
ally cheaper than stone work To
make a good concrete always use clean
gravel Stone fllers can be USED In
building concrete walls. in size from
six to eight inches in diameter. thor
ouEhly bedded into the concrete. and
kept two inches from both the Inside
and outside surface. You could use
sand. three parts: small stones. i've
parts; to one part Portland cement
but in this case you could not use
the stone filters mentioned above. All
material should be free from loan or
clay. A foot wall 20G40 feet and 9
feet high with footings would take
Portland cement, ;hirty-three barrels:
gravel. thirty-fve yards. and stoae
fiI.ers. ten yards, Six men would 30
the work il five and oue-hal. days.
The Ordway new era., 1905-04-28
Western Pacific Finid

New York. April 2e.-l
financing the Western fH1|
were signed to-day by rsr
OF the banking houses Of j
w. A. Reid & Co. and so'o,
who have agreed TO take " u
OF the new company's ooae,
The new road. which VII !,
gral part OF the Gould 81
prisrng a line from Salt Asl
land, California. will be af
$50. .o00. 900. u
The majority o, the s'pa :.
owned by the Denver Z
and the Rio Grande "@''1
uies. j
w. L. Bartlee. who has i
dent OF the road, VIII .o
succeeded by E. T. Je1re!
OF the Denver & Rio GrslN
assume the active MANAGE
A trafic alliance bet~eei y
ern Pacific. the Denve :
and the Rio Grande We
cally guarantees the oon.s
road. as 1t is considered -
ness brought to 1t BY u. !,
roads will be sufiicien' 7"
on the securities. h
The Western Pacific nn
In Oakland whose extent
The lapd has been ACQUIRE
last four years. ...,s|
The work Of construct ~
begun right away. i.l !.
taken by Watson II. bfo'
New York.
The Ordway new era., 1905-04-28
Eggs.
Governor Signs Bills.

Denver, April 22-Governor Nc.
donald yesterday signed the following
bills:
House bill No. 22s. fixing the boun.
dary lines OF Archuleta county.
House bill No. 202. prohibiting the
use OF trading stamps, carrying the
emergency clause.
House bill No. 15s. prohibiting black.
listing and boycotting.
House bill No. l4s. known as the
clause.
m ms leaves three bills unsigned.
Lhese are House bill 17s. the railroad
olii, senate bill III. changing the fees
ano salaries OF county commissioners,
ana House bill So, known as the
Church irrigation bill.
The Ordway new era., 1905-04-28
Arkansas Valley Bee, croo.

WIN three sugar factories in opera.
ton this year and another under con.
srcution. the prospect for sugar pro.
auction IN the Arkansas valley is
bright The three factories which win
consume this years crop are those al
ROCKY Ford. Sugar City and Lamar.
the Kansas line. Ae@'
The TACT that 1t Is estimated that
wenty thousand acres in the valley
viii be planted to sugar beets th,.
year shows the growth Of the iudustrv
since its beginning oaly Z fev ~ !.
aeo. The estimate for this year = Z
total Of 100 900 tons of heefs vieaSI. :
Ss.Vvs IONS q susar.-DIavsr Rspshii.
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&GszzTk &Mz<nak $
Table and Stove.

Both a table and = means OF heating
foods and water are Of the nature OF
necessities around the sick room and
nursery. and II has remained for
woman 10 combine these features as
shown in the accompanying cut There
are a number Of novel features about
this arrangement. The heating IS done
BY ! lamp OF the ordinary character
such as Is To be found around most
any household. Placed on the noor,
the top OF the chimney IS allowed 10
come Just below The table top. and
ihc table. being supplied with iele-
sooplng legs. can De placed al any de
sired height Any small utensils
aned With food or water may be
quickly heated by merely placing i
on the table over the opsslug,
The hinged extension leaf may be
made TO answer several purposes In
the first place. IL increases the cApaei-
The Ordway new era., 1905-04-28
wris,.Hols on the Hammer.

Among the recent patents of minor
Importance is an ingenious little at
tachment for the use of the artisan
who has to WELD a hammer for many
hours at time While the practiced
arm soon becomes hardened to this
unusual strain, that in the novice soon
cripples the muscles. there is no rea-
son why this strain should be borne
by the muscles when mechanical
The Ordway new era., 1905-04-28
HARDENED Cement. s.r

!. How much cement would be re-
CURED to floor a cattle stable l0xso
feete ?. quantity of cement that
had lain in shed became very hard
was it Of any use for concrete work ,
The floor in question would require
four Sarrels of Portland cement. "a
cubic yards of clean gravel and one
cubic yard of small stones. The
cement was useless for concrete work
as it had absorbed moisture. causing
it to set as it would do in q wall or
aoor- Cement should always be stood
in a very dry place
The Ordway new era., 1905-04-28
k.nsas-coiorad0 y

Albuquerque. n. NJ Apa
vile A. Richardson. co%
the famous Kansasceosl.s es
case. spent the day in ...ts| ~
way to Roswell. he s-dj
last taking Of TESTIMONY
den City. Kansas. dui.as .s,,
commencing May ISL
testimony. consisting o -
pages. viii be reyieweo ,sssl ,s
handed down not iatel
decision will be final. ~ ~
long-drawn-out contest sIsss.|
conducted Il big eAp
states.
The Ordway new era., 1905-04-28
sEMToR PlIi
rHs CONNECTICUT =.
Was Serving His Firth r..
statss ssnator-p.,,. /,
BY Abseess Of n. :.

Washington. Conn. Ans, !.
States Senator orville Ts.s
Of Connecticut died a,
home In Washington. nj, :.
at s:53 last night, from ~.
The end came almos, M,
the immediate cause bei,s
ing Of the abscess wbIehI
in the right lung. and VIVA
strangulation.
Only a few minutes he,,..
the family physician. has
bulletin from the sick nc.
feet that II the patient AZ
another sinking spell, ~,
come to him during The n,
would probably live ,hrou,s !,
When the physician LEI, H.
Der the senator was ~
scious. appeared to have ~
had answered questions pr, /,
those At the bedside, shows,
mind was clear. In the r,'
time were Mrs. Plat and d.
only son, Judge James P. p,
United States Circuit Corr
Senator Platt con,ras.
cold while the Svayne IN,
trial at the national capital y
gress before the Senate n
fully recovered from II an
Senator Hawley's funeral
in the railway station a, H,1
some time awaiting the An,
train on which General H,v1
was brought from washlnrrI
the wait he complained o,it
In consequence OF which, -
ercises at the capitol, he NJ
rect TO his country home d !
ton.
March 3Ist the Senate, !
with the illness which IN,
The first attack was o,
pneumonia of a compalar
nature. This was iolloxs.
by a second infiiction. Wild
about a week. April ilit n
signs of improvement, 50 III |
his recovery were eu,sra
soon after the lung abscss
develop. and April 18th ks ]
chill. The following day ts
and nurses feared Il wocle II
but he rallied from that auA1
chllls. however. followed q
eliminating In n particli.i
one this forenoon beiEest
o'clock. Although the sick = !
to rally somewhat from this 4
become comfortable duri-, !
noon, II was evident that I
ebbing away.
His physician at s;is o'e
that the end would come Vi.
chill. and the tread OF NE u
suddenly. This proved TO ; |
and n few minutes later Sea-
life was ended.
oryille Hitchcock Plaii VI
Washington. Connecticui
1897. He received an acats-
ton. He studied law al LID
admitted to the bar In l.a
since practieed law Al Va
was clerk OF the State setiil
necticut in 1855 and 1886, z
the state OF Connecticui IL
ber of the State Senate y
member of the State HosS
sentatives from 1864 TO Isl
the last year as speAse
elected to the United s,ais \
succeed William II. Barnlz
who had been elected % :
cancy occasioned by the es,'l
S. Ferry. Republican; TOD
March IS. 1879. was re-eleeA
1890. 1897 and 1903.
The Ordway new era., 1905-04-28
Grain.

wheat. choice milling. per 100 lbs.
sl.G0, Rye. Colorado. bulk. per 100
lbs. s0c Oats. bulk. Nebraska. new.
white. sil0: mixed. si0S: In sack.
Colorado. white. $3.50. Corn. in bulk
90c. Corn chop. sacked. sl.00. Bran.
Colorado. per 100 lbs. S5c.
The Ordway new era., 1905-04-28

~ Of the table, a. shown in the cut
Then. when the table IS not doing
service as a stove the leaf may be
turned over the top and will hide the
opening under which the lamp is
placed. Dropped al the side, It may
De used a. : shield TO keep the light
O; the lamp from the eyes OF the pa
IienJ
The Ordway new era., 1905-04-28
HAY

Upland. per ton. se.OOGIO.OO: second
bottom. 500 TO $500. timothy. sll.00
dl20o: timothy and clover. sl0.O0T
100; alfalfa. prime. S5.5OI 5000;
straw. S3.5OT 400. South Park wire
grass. sll.50Gl250.
The Ordway new era., 1905-04-28
cars Tor Men.t Ro.a

Denver. April 32.-In preparation
ior the summer business On the MOI.
fat road. D. H. NoRAt ana General
Tn@c Manager ". p. Jcnsa Nm
ssosuy sake = trip Ut 70 eonrau0o
seeck rsuaire1 % Aan1le ~ n,,.S3ss''ssss
- - osnnr oooeua. a q ~
The Ordway new era., 1905-04-28

means can be devised to relieve them.
or. at least, distribute the strain
among muscles better able to resist IL
The attachment consists Of q wrist
hand, carrying sling. adapted TO re.
oeive the hammer handle. which has
sufficient play to permit of free
movement of the hammer within the
limits of practical requirements.
The Ordway new era., 1905-04-28
Ground Floor Plan.

Cow stable with stalls ~ It wide,
B-F-ed alleys. C-Gutter behind COWS
D-HOrse stable with stalls Il wide. Z
-MaugeFs F-PassaEs
structure would depend upon the
price Of lumber and labor in the dis
trict.
The Ordway new era., 1905-04-28
Lsstsr CARTER s !,

Cleveland. Ohio. Apm
visory boArd Of the
carriers' Association
took the art oficial s's
sstahiisAnneat q the
rur iavalld. - md e
~ csstssss. when :
apeoeass1 - look inse
rSSSre = ~ 1ntioe,1 ,1s
~ I r N nNo ~
J~S1iS II111I K 1ITS e
!! = =
The Ordway new era., 1905-04-28
Roofing and Siding for a Hou..

l. How would 1t answer to apply coal
tar to shingle roof TO prevent leak.
ing? . Would basswood do for the
siding of house. provided it is kept
painted .. How long will shingles
cease to color rain water,
4 For shingle roof having a md
crate fall dressing Of coal tar wou,d
answer veil :. Eastwood is not a
suitable lumber for anJ outside work.
! The water d usually rot Affected
by the shiagiea alter the eiEtera q,
been emptied twice after the ruof
xas Pat o.
The Ordway new era., 1905-04-28
Live Poultry.
Butter,

Elgin butter .....-.... SLY
Creameries. extra Colo. 500 81
Creameries. extra eastern. 500 81
Creamerles, firsts, Colorado
and eastern .... esq %
Process and renovated
goods, ID. ....... IS
Roll or print, wrapped. Ia
Die grade ..... p
Roll or print. other grades. l7n Is
Packing stock, fapcy. 20
Packing stock, other grades l6I II
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-04

Buren. fOnberu bieier nur BON ben
Deutihen ternen iann. 60 erideint
tiberbieR bic Gnnabme uobl bered,
tiat, BOB bic 9uren nad Gintritt 6ei
ferer 3eiten Obuebin na1 sabafrita
Surldiutebren beabiittieen. Nui
ie6en 5a1 uOIen fe iid, bier niht
isft aniaiiig MAIDEN. iOnberu 9ret.
buren, bisiben - unb Der 9eminn
mare aliO aaein 3u ben nuHabiiiren-
ben, iamarOseuben Regeru6ltern
nod Elm iutAes nit pei6er paut!
Sui leoen Jaa milfen absr iOlsenbe
5Oroerureen erbOben perben: aeine
Seeiinitipuns ber Bureu uor beut.
ihen aniico.ern. aliu Sernbaltuns
auer mitteQOieu Suren uno unbe'
oingte RerpIIihtang etun suaelniien'
er, bic hirrsideuo Gelomittet bnber,
;ur ieiten 2luiieoluna unb 5ur Gin
baltune Der beiiebsuoen 8eiese.~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-04

Der beutide aalier lit geaentudr
tie cine fart beidaitiste &erionlias
teit, beiien &atp unb 6nIidten oOn
ueribieoeueu Seiten einsebUlt miro,
3aerit bielt er sanS tiirstih cine 3u'
Ianlmentunit nit benz SbUeoenfbnip,
unb oaB babel nibt allein uom 8et'
ter aeiprOhen uuroe. tann man lid
oenten. glm Sunntae iubr oer 2ar
aui ieiner YIht nuf bic Office nno
trai oa init benz oeutidlen Saiier 3u'
Iammen. Gie aliouarhen mar, n
BON teinen Ntiuiltern besleitet uno
bic 3uianmeutuuit mac cine Il 1er'
raihune fir bic 8elt. Us 1T liars
eriibtlia, bnB bic 3uiammentun!t
cine sebsime iein iOllte, ano iiher ii
es, oa6 Der ruiilide aaiier ben &att
bes Raiiers uun 0eutihlano baber
uoqte. Man lit 9elpannt aui oil
Sanoluneen oeS 3aren nah ieiae
Seimtebr. gSel9 ein llnterihieO il
ber 8eltiteuuus, Die 9eutihlanj
beute einnimmt, uereliehen nit be
boz 1870!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-04
l)epe.

- Yer GlscUua0e-R -Riuer III in
turser 3eit sum SWeiten nlol eeliie.
sen uuO ueruriatt oruBen Shaoen.
- @obp @armann uun 81. 2ouis,
aui 8eiuh bel islntn 6reunoen II
mieoer uad ieiner Qeimatb ab9eean.
gen.
- Gin @y'uriiUn'3ua uun st.
9outS am 5Unniua isete 100 Esrlu'
nen ab N ROrr,iun; uuter ibnen mar
Nupuit sholImeger iOmie 5rau Si'
mon arIeer nit ibren beioen Sinoern
UNI bic bergen Gage auf benz 9anoe
suiubrir9en.
- Irau Selnritl 9iealer len.
luuro, bel Dem Wielten uun elmer ib'
RET Hube ant 6uB uno Sein idws'
/ uerlCpt.
Jrnu 6rie Sappmeper uOl
Qapt 1Olnt, UiU., iuUieIbit ibr Che
eatte eln.n Store bait, III bier be
iblen Ssrwanoten gum Seiub.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-04
lluier after 5reuno Subn &:lih,

liner after Jreuno Sobn N'lNh'
$50, seist Ontel Sam, wle er bel
Den Observation-Disclosures 5'uIlhen
Sublano uuo Sapan anh Elm t'e!nes
vSeifait MAIDEN tann. gSenn CT,
SObn Ritid @sQ., nanlib ben Yer
banblunsen als Ssrtreter oer Gere''
niaten Staten beiwobnte, 10 puroe
er in benz NiDment, wo Der Baron
aomura bic Manoiburei, Bort slr'
thur u. (. ~. in bic Saiae lteden
Mill, auflteben uno iasen:
,Sanbs off! 9iei lieber @ailter
8drouet &umora, oes is nit Huie bel
Der Geppelirau, oaB mer beraebt M
iudt iid bic ar6Bte raus un le9t, es
ioit,t en- areuser. @o ia Sbr mani'
felt 9utti? gSu is Sbr tlier 9eltinD?"
.gla atip!" tat Sd iage, tuei1 Of
cuurfe bic Sibaps fee maniieit 9utt'
IN aadb fee ilier 9eitinp nit aut5eiGe
t6une. lin mann ber aumora nor e
gsurt iaee ,pOlIt', ca batt Sh e,lt
redt nod aart enuff Rein HOdar'
mel. rlln wie es nit benevolent
slii,nilaiaen, Wlai lieber 5rent?"
Ia tDunt er Of cOurfe erit rebt mir
mebr iaae. I'm bann tat Sh, 10
sans tuie suiduia, be erobe Sted ufi
be Slid lese IN tat iase: n8ir, Der
On,el Sam. bawlue 10 piel manitsI1
Duties un bawn 10 slentp ilie'
9eNinp IN bamne beneuolent glilIml
laIhen gu enc Gemaunt, onB es et
6unb iammern tDnn IN fonieauentl
uemme 8ir oeS 2ano als llnle
manifet aOmmiiden. lin biIelts 0
cpurle mod sebn SrOSent pum pun
merit pun Der 8rie9sentlbaol9uni
als Srieoenspermittlunss 'aunlmlld]
, un Giiimilaihen.N .Nlonep."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-04

Gbieaso, %, SuIi. g8as faum
Semanb adser benz 8etreffenoen
Ielbit ermartete, ut eineetreten, benz
Satteum6roer 3Obaun SOh wurOe
aueeiiats Oes Galsens, in lester
Gtuuoe, bonn &ouuenuer bic Sum 25.
Gusut cine aebsnSiriit beuiaIst, UNI
feiuen 6alI su letter Gntibeioun9
benz Stats Oberseridt uurleeen sl
t0nneu. Go batte iib betanntlih
UNI 8eihufuna Oer SeribtsioHen,
etua Sl1OO, sebanoelt, bic oenu
auh tuirtlit tur5 uor 9buriaIu6
einaineen. Soh nnbm bic BOtihaft
sesen IL llbr latelnb nit Der Se'
mertuns entaeeeu, oab &c SOldei
ertuartet babe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-04

G. eicbt ssine 9lIittcI iiir aata<rN.
Die cbenioGut iino ipic Seruna. sse5s
men Sic tCtEe SuIiti;ute.
Cine 9cIo6nlug Ron $4,000 1T in
ser IRartet Srtun9c Saut BON Goe
umGus, Sbio. Ncpcnirt rorScu. aIs
l5aydntie. hlB obises 3cugniB e6t 1T;
ob lpir au!ben!iidN 9riefe in uhicrn
},iis batcn. luaIdle hies bei!ItiAcH.
,IeScs unicrer 3eua,liiie iii ett uno in
rcn 8orttn 0esicni9en. beHen Naue
imtcr3cidlnet 1T.
Ghrsitt an 81. Snrtn,an &rdiis
sent Sta 0nytaau S>liiarium5. Gps
.@uMl5. Stio. gut A0rrtiponoer3
!,ir0 ilsGnJ ptrtruUtNsuOu sebdlttn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-04
in 0ermann haIten. stimm u. lies!
Tod nun 6ott bef0hleu uno nit
ireuubldem @ruB an ben 2eisr
gua. Sennrih, P.
Der IoN httreGin

9iierenlel0en euol9en OFT nit oem
SOoe, aber ourt bic gSabl ribtiser
lReoi;ir bat 8. j. BOIie, uon Bear
GrUus, Soma, ben zoo 6etrpsen
Gr ,u0t: r&or swei Snbren bate i'd
ghlrenleioen neld3es MIDI utel
S6merS unb aneit u:ruriudte aber
it nuhm electric Sltters welfles Ell
ne uuGitauoiee oeiluuo berbeifIibrte.
Sd iauO oieie WeoiSin auh iebr gut
iur allaemeine Sbpahe uno Ntr'
uenleloen, uuo bate oieieioe beitans
Dig an 0ano oa lb oleieloe uneriee'
iinOe uuo uibt ibrer 9leiheu hat.
2Hltter Bros llpOtbete aarautlrt ele'
ietUe ~ 30 Ssrts.
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Ods ll1uitermdSbtn.


G0nuen Ste !Oten?
5a, Ma'm' ale spsiien.
limb maiden?
90. Wa'm.
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Gar tslnen, Ra'm.
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Aub nid!.
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'rn?
3pei Wtcl bic BOfle
llno be Neniter uOiten?
Aus Greitu9e.
3eben VtOrgen 6suer anmaheu'
80. Wn'm.
8i: lanae uaren iie in ibrer lfsten
STEELE?
Bier Sabre.
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Eie Sersidait piug mad europa.
lsie uIel 40bn pOIIen Sic?
Aht Dollars per N0nat.
@aun t6unen Sic antreten?
MOraeu.
3u oieiem ausenblid tam athem'
los elm &arter aus Der SrrenanItalt
bsreiraeitaWt Iaut itreieno:
ga, erblih bob i'd bic Glsreib
erin bnnO itr 6nnbe unb Suse uno
it)leppte lie iOrt.
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