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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27

Gaubbeit Fam niht eebeilt wers
ben ourh locale Gppllcationen, neil
iie ben tranten 9beil oeS Nbres niht
niht erreiben tbnnen. SO eiebt nur
einen 8es, bic 3aubbeit 81 iuriren,
unb Der 1T ourd, eunititutionelle Seil'
mittel. Saubbeit tuiro ourh einen
entsunoetsn 8uitano Ger ihleimieen
anstleibuns Der Guitudiiheu Rhbre
ueruriadt. 3enn oieie &6bre iih
entSanoet, bnbt Sbr einen rumpeln'
ben Son poer unuolItommener Se'
bbr: unb mend ie aans seid5lOiien
1T, erIolet 2aubbbeit, uno penn bic
@ntSinoune ni4t eeboben uub oieiG
Rbbre pieber in ihren aebbrisen 8u'
Iiaub ueriest tuerben tnnu, tuiro oai
@eb6r fur INNER Serlt6rt tueroeni
neun Sale unter sehn iinO ourb 8a'
tarrb ueruriadbt, pelher nihts ali
Elm entjinoeter 9uliano ber itleimi
gen Oberildhen III.
@ir poIIen einbunoert 9o0ars flI
Iieben (ourh 8atarrb usrurin@teu,
Saq BON 9nubheit aeben, ben ui
uiht burd5 ginuebmen BON pau'I
aotarrb.aur beilen t6nnen. 2aB
gudl umIunit Girculnre tommen.
8. 8. Gbenep & Co., GoleoU, Q
b@ 8eriauit BON alien Hputbe
Tern, 75c.
Saa's 5anliIien'RiIlsu Fno bI
befeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27
Gin sc Gincolns Grinnerun9en.

<5n benz tIrslihen eridieuenen
lIterarii6en NahIuB bes boz pier
Sabren ueritorbeHen beuth'amerifa'
niiden Ginansmannta Senrp gilIarb
ihilbert Oieier einiee 8eeesuuneen,
bic er nit Hbrabam 9incoln bate. Gr
fanb, tu,e er iast ben thnftiseu Btdii
oenteu itets suadnelid. sutmiitbia,
pOu g8iB uno Sum0r, fonnte iidy
aber ME redt fir ibn beseiitern,
neil 2incoln niemals BON ieiner De.
wobubeit lieB, Sbuurren su erSablen
unb bic @eleeenbeit oasu berbeiSu'
ilbren. Gircoln mar nit einem I'M
erid6pIliden @eoahtniB fur Guet
ooten beeabt uno lufte umiu lauter
uub eelIenoer. je idIedter bic @ise
paren. Bon 2incoln's GuBerer Or,
ideinuna iaet Billiard, baB feline
lanpe, baeere, unbeihreiblih linii'
ihe @eitalt, feline iunberbar 6urh'
furbten, gang uno gar nidt an
ipredeuOen SeiiatsSiise. feline felt
lam faliden. fait tb6ridlten Se'
peaunaen. bic ben R6rper beim
&eben aui unb ab uno rebtS uni
limits truseu, iebr 0eeen ibn elm
rabmen.
g8ie SiIluro mittbeilt. bate Gin
coin ibm eeitanoen, onB oas Gm
eines SunoesienatUrs bic b1btt
stnfiel iei, bic er i'm Sffeutliden Sc
ben Su erreihen bOFe. ~Nls iunse
9abenaebulie," 70 iprab 2iuculu
babe id bas Bell meines gbraeiSsi
in eiuem Site in Der gtaats 2eeis
latur erbIldt. Settler bin aber an
ipruhsuOller aeporoeu, uno mein
5rau Marie 1T uberseuet, baB ID
nidt nur Senator. iunbern nut
Traiibent Der 8ereinisten stuate
su peroeu beitimmt biu."
! 8ei ben lesten 8orten labte e
uumaBis. rStelIen Sic iid," riei er
.einem armen 9eniel ruie mid al
Yrdiioenten uor!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27
aler,1tu111t aaln. Errttne nen ~. an,taar 1905.
gettleritaoien bat Der amsritaniid,e

gettlerituoien bat Der ameritaniihe
SOurnqliit @atiOn aemaGt. er
iommtIsu benz Shlub. bub bic tueit'
aus st6bte 3ubl Der Ssttler arbeits-
fabia III unb nur aus 9rdsbeit bic
Uiilotbdtisteit beauiprudt. @ation
ielbit lsst fia ,ur SrObe cine 4an'
oaoe UNI ben rehten arm unb battle
idon nah elmer Stunbe einea ertrae
uon Sl.l7 suiammensefodteu, bic
ibm in glidels unb Gents In ben out
eeuorien nurbsn. Beun Elm gettler
sr6Bere Sebrehen gu erbeuheIn
ue,itebt, bann erSieblt er nod msbr.
Gin fraftieer luuser 9erl, Der cine
Gabmuns beuheIte, bic er unter
allen 9In,eihen eiuen buhsraoiGen
@lieberIdbmune burhfibrte. erntete
ni9t neniser oils 20 9OGars i'm 9ae.
inoem CT iih mhbiam out9 itaoiide
etraBeu iblepptr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27

&sin Sub. ihreibt bas Zinc.
SOltsblatt, mare intereiianter uno
iir 2eute nit tleinem Rapital pihti:
ger, ais elm 8eri. ,uel4es Gustunit
ertbeilt, tuie 8ertbs on Der SOrie
fnbricirt peroen. 9om 2atuiun bat
bariiber einiaen GufihluB ertbeilt,
uub eS III mertb 3u uieberbUlen, mas
er iiber ben Sdminbel iapt, ben man
In Der 8unfiprude n8aib Sales" be'
Sei9uet. sSrseno Elm Spnoitat, oas
cine srOBe Gnsabl Nttien uon Su.i'
ielbaitem @ertbs auf 9aser bat, mice
tibet suei on oer S6rie accreoitierte
Reaiden. fir tuelde, tuenn n6tbie,
bas ie sum Triuilesium ber S6rie
bsrebtiet, bs;abtt tuiro. Die Gui'
sabe 6ea ginen III, bic Getien gum
Yertauf anSubieteu uno bic Gufoube
oes Gnoeren, fe 81 taufeu. GiI
ouraua iidb eresbenoe Gurafeissruue
ludt bic -edmmer- an. bic 10 germ it
eineH ieieeuoeu Rartt ipeculiereu'
Sinh bic Getien idmmtlid, OOer ell
GROCER 9beit bauun uertuuft. 10 fed
bas Spnoitat ben Raub elm, unb b.
bic aaufe pI6sIidp aufhOren, 10 iuGIsl
bic Gstisn In Sduben ber 9dmme
! ihnea i'm Ours, ruurauf ibnen idbliei
J lid bic Giniiat uuiOdmmsrt bas 4
eeIsimt tuorben iinb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27
GonpeniionslIe Gisen uitt wiSer
oas 6eieb.

gu benz alIseit intersfarten aopi'
tel pon ben ,conuentiunelIen 2lsen1
unlerer moberuen @eieaihait bat
&Id)ter 9ifep in Broutlgn burd ei'
ne iiirSlide gntideibuns einen Iebr.
reiheu Seitras eelisFert. Dem
6aGe lieOen Die iolsenoen Shatiaden
su @run6e:
Cine reidae iunae Dame aus &il'
liamsburs mudte auf einem ensli'
iaeu 9ampfer bic Sstunntidaft si'
mes darmanten iuneen Nannes.
Sic perlObte iid, nod ebe Der 8am'
pier 9iuerpool erreidte, unb us;te'
ratbeten iih s'uei cage ipater. Der
iunse Mann bate ibr uertraulih
mitoetbeilt, bob iein Batter in Der
Bunoesarmee uno er ielblt @sneraI'
Gutualt BON ylep Serisp mare. llno
i,ine Siiiteutarten ibieusn ibmRedt
su eeben.
gllS bic iunse 5rau entbedte, oaB
ibr Satts rpebsr sinen General Der
Bunoesarmse gum Batter bate. nod,
General Aunalt bss Staates Neu
Seriep mar. itrenete fe eine 8laee
aui GnnulIirune ibrer &be an, iuoem
iie ausab, ourh Soripisluna ialider
Gneuben bewosen tuOroen su iein.
lbr S5aluOrt su geben. Rihter Old
ep eutihleo bic &laee eeaen ie uno
beerhuoete iein urtbeil oamit. oaB
falide glneabsn uber StelIuna uuo
Serm69en tein ueientli ,,;er Shei'
ouneasruno isien, uno oas Der BE-
tIa9te einen euteu @atteu abseben
t6nute, aud Ubne General Gnwnlt
;u ieiu, Ooer sinsn General sum Sa'
ter gu baben. rWenn ale 2lssn,"
10 iuate Hihter 8idep. role uOn jun:
gen 2euten aui SreiersiliBen aus8e
ipruhen uerbeu, seieblider @runo
CUR NunuIIirune Der gbe iein ioIIten,
NO piirben bic GerihtStalenoer nit
|
@bsiheiouuasiaGen uberbauit ieln.
DIE Gbe III aber Elm su beiliaer
Stano, oils oab man iein Spiel mil
ibr treiben burite, tuie eS Die Rla8e'
rim setban bat uno 81 tbun wauiijt1.
Man piro Der Gntibeiouna Ridtel
Eidep's nur beitimmen i6Inen. Na'
tilrllh iuht ieoer iunee Naun. oel
pers unb Sauo elmer iuneeu Game
eewiuusn m6dts, iih uun Der bent.
bar beien Seite ~ seieen. obne ei
babel nit Der 8abrbeit atIsu eenal
su nebmen. Hasielbt last fh Dol
ben bolben ,ueibliden Beieu iaeen
bic in ibrem Gifer, unter bic Saub'
~ tummen, ibren Serebrern man
derlei 3inse aber ibre Ntaiit, Der
eiuhises Grbe. ia ieIbft aber ibr'
. Shbnbeit er;dbleu. bic ben 9hat
laden teinnsmeas entiprehen. 9sUl
. te man ieoe .cuuuentioneae 9aee"
! Die Dor Der Che auseeiprohen wiro
I su einem Sheibunssoruuo iiempeln
10 mnroe eS balo ieiue Gbepaar
nebr seben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27

Ser guntrolsur 6es 8unoesIhab'
amtes bat auspereanet, oaB BON
bsm Natipnalreitb.bum fir 6as Sabr
1904 auf isben Supf Der Secblferuna
bur6ihuittlld SlO32 entfalen. 9reI'
Ieuo bemertt oasu Elm 8ehlelblatt:
.sd,aoe rur, oob Der ar6Bte 9beil
bieies ReibttumS fh in ben Sanoen
Ginselner bsfinoet, - oenn tuenn
Glner auh rnur" cine WilIion beitbt,
oann belibt er bod oas Sauienofa4e
tes GurhidInItts, oann beiist ct bus
nit, mas 099 gnoere baben ielIten.
Die Wteiuen, WeitauS bic MeiIien,
.bnnen nictlt nit s., coo in ben 9uit'
en- tlimperu, - Wanher lit irOh,
tuenn er S5 oarin bat. Die NoHeu
Iino eben aud in unierem 9anoe bciie'
los. Cine rei1e gtatiOn 1T aber in
8abrbeit nidt iebe 9tatiun, t,' in
ibrer @eiammibeit iiber eruBe Slpt'
talma1eu periiIet; bic cine 9ilt'on
ut ert onnn reid, tpenn aud Der
Yur6idnittsmeuib in ben eisenen
YIdblen nubnen ano Elm Santbaa.
lein, aelesentlih aud Elm Subu i'm
9OpTe haben tauu. SOn oieiem
,Reidtum" iinb aud mir in ben Der.
staaten INNER nod elm gut etad
eutIerut, tros Der RieieuSiifern, mil
beuen Der Saasamtsietretdr uno teir
Gontru[Ieur in ibren 9eriAten upert'
rsn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27
fiuSst nibt IbresoIeiben.

rSh finoe 9banberlnin's Wueen'
uno 9ebertaielben puhItbuenoer,
OILS iraenb eiu nnoeres 9Rittel, ons
I'D, ie aeeen Raeenleioen eebrnuhi
habe" inst 3. y. 8lotte uou Rebina,
@u. @esen ireeno cine uuurbnuua
| bes MaeenS, @alliuht Ooer gerfUp'
| Iuuu finOen bieie S6feldeu niht ib'
\rss Steiaeu. Gum Sertaui bel
S&olter SrOs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27

2Sie oft iebt man Neute BON aum'
mer uno SOrge eebeuat, nidt burh
bic 9ait Der Sabre, iOnoern ourd
t0rperlide 9eioen; uUn ben 8eranil.
eunaen oes 9ebenS abseidnitten in
einem Nlter in tuelbem oieielben es
aeraoe eenieBen iulIten. Die llrinbe
III oft in tranten uno untbatisen Rlr.
rem su iuhen. Sino oieie Sraane
trant, lam giemanO 9eiunb isin.
Der @ebrau8 non @ap.ll.Sa bat
uiele hOiinuneslOie Snualib:n pieoer
81 itarter uno rObuiter 8eiunbbeit
uerbolien. GertauIt bel @alter
Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27

Sutel sam's g8etterpropbeten,
bic bic berrideaoen S8inorihtunaen,
2uItbrud, 9emperatur unb 6eu4tia'
Ieitssebalt Der 9uit aeuuu ituoiren,
iinb i'm Stouoe nit einen eewlilen
@rabe uon Siderbeit bas 8etter
fur "a Stunben i'm Soraus anSu'
fanbeu uuo baben bamit benz &ubli
FUN i6pn ueienttiA Gienite eeIeiitet,
aIein peiter reidi ibre 8iiienidaii
nibt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27

Reat daratteriltiia fur bic BE-
purmunbuns, Die 9eutidlano ausubt,
1T bas Tlatat, tueld)es an Giien'
babnseleiien anaeidlasen 1T. Seut'
itlanb: .9as Setreten bes SeIeiies
In uerbuten ipeeen Der oamit per'
bunoenen Sooeseeiabr." Gngtano:
"Look out for the trains. Nmerita:
Railway. crossing. Der amsri'
taniide NniHlas iUute fir cine reiie
Hation eisentlid eeuIaen. Die er'
iurberli9en Sdlubiolseruneen tanr
iih ieoer ielbf Sieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27
lpas baben eis R6nteen Strdblsn
bisbtr 9Sltiitet.

9isie Srass bat Der goriIsenOe Der
9onbUner ,%bntsen Society" In elmer
Gnipra@s udbreuO ber uuriasn SiB'
urs su bsantuurteu ueriudt, aller'
binss in ber Sauptiuae nit 4eius
nuI bic Nebisin unb gbiruraie, bic 10
absr au% ben sr6bten gtuseu bon Der
strubIeuurt sesOGsn babsn. Der
@slsbrte uisR bnruuf bin. bnb man
nnb ber Gntbeduus Oes &aoiums &C.
elaubt battle, bic R0nteen'S StrabIeu
nit ben ibuer sueiielIos anbuiteuoeu
llnauuebmlidteiten whrbsn nun
mebr unO mebr iibsrilliiis weroeu
9ieie gurausiiht babe iid ieood
uidat beuabrbeitet, uuo uor AQeH
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27

Gs III eeruiB ielten, baB In ben po'
litiShen 9as.sberihten unirsr eng
liih ameritnuiIdeu Hreie elm
beutides 9elesramm faurirt. Der
@lube Democrat meloete, baB 9etebs
riuabaus Senior am 9onnerstae on
ieiuen Sobn, ben Gauoion;en far's
Seuaturenumt, in oeutiher Spra4s
natb Seiferiun Eitp teleernpbirt babe:
.9nB ben Nutb niAt iiuten, ntureen
fpirb's beiier."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27

Cine bic aanbpOitruuten tuidtige
Orber III bonn @eneralsPofamt e..
lafen iuOrben. 90 uurben In Der
lebten Belt oiele alasen ieitens Der
aanbbrieftrdeer eeflbrt. oab bic
Srieitaitea 70 nit Gnseise'Gir;ularen
nnb 3eitunsen ueritopft tuaren. oaB
fein &aum fir anoere SohiaAeu
blieb. 8as gOfamt In 8aihinatun
beitimmt nun, baB ale anseiae'gir.
curlare, Hoitiahen u. {. 10. einfah
BON ben 1rieftrdoern mitsenommeu
uno oann i'm 8oitamte, bis oae
$orto be5ablt lit, sebalten wetoen
ioIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27

GbambsrIlin's Puiten 2lIeeisin
Gies 1T cine Rebisin pm arUBem
Nerte uno Gerbienit. Geriudeu Sic
Oieielbe, penn Sic BON elmer Grtal.
tuna uoer Sniten beimseiuht peroeu
unb Sic peroen sewiB nit Der lhueI'
len Sllie, Die oieielbe Sbneu ees
m1brt, suirieoen iein. Sic III arae.
nebm 81 nebmen, unb man Tam iih
INNER auf oieielbe serlaiien. Gum
8ertauI bel 8alter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27
4 GbamberIain's Puiten 2llebisir
bilft Die lIdtur.

SVo'"pSi'ah <luNeh <ltSel9N'
hilft Die Ilatur.
Meoisinen, bic bic gtatur belfen,
iino INNER am mirtiamiten. gbam-
berlain's Suiten.Webisin banbelt
nadb oieiem Ilane. sic bait ben
0uiten suraf, Loft oeu Guswurf unb
bilft bic @atur, bas Spitem in eiren
seiunoen 3uiianb tpieberbersuite
Sie 1T iber eineu aroBen She'll Der
clpiliiirten 8elt ibrer unihasbaren
gieenidaften tuesen beriibmt. 9au-
ienoe baben ibren buben 8ert be-
seuet. Sic tuirft tueseu ieoe Gnla.
ee. oaB eine grtaltune in eine Gun
eenentsanouns iibereebt. Gum Ser'
tauf bel 8alter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27
9ffisisusr Dtspsiisr.
8eaMte.
@eriebtS ,Germine.

Souutp' 3tstlHdbist lsrn,ut btslu-
utu an 4. YlpRtae Der Dinu0tt Iftbruar Dtai.
Auauh une RJptmhtr. eituerauaaltth Be-
b6rht aR |. @cGta9 tm apru.
RtssIHhbist SrTnlHt Be.
slnRtu an , Rontna Der OtoAatt 9cauar. ptat
uuo September.
grobats.Gp RtssImablss ltrRiHt BE-
siuutn au l. Rnntas bar DtoRnf 6thTuaT.
Ylai. auauf uRe 2pptlletT.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27

Vlls na9iter Observation-Disclosures
bat lpirb bereits Der iunee Garfield
aenannt. abe earIp biro pids the
lpurm."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27

abuun,rt auf bas .Se manner
8pltstlatts.
Smyrna times., 1905-07-12
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SOURCES OF COLORS.

Blue black is the charcoal of the vine
stalk.
Raw sienna is the natural earth near
Sienna, Italy.
Ivory chips produce the ivory black
and bone black.
Turkey red is the madder plant,
which grows in Hindustan.
vPrussian blue is made with impure
potassium carbonate. This most useful
discovery was accidental.
Cochineal insects furnish many OF
our most gorgeous colors-carmine,
scarlet. crimson and purple.
India ink is made from burned cam
phor. The Chinese are the only manu-
facturers of this and will not reveal its
secret.
CuttIefish give us sepia, which is
nothing more nor less than the inky
fluid which the fish discharges to rem
der the water black when 1t is at
tackled
Smyrna times., 1905-07-12
A Clever Pair of Dwarfs.

Richard Gibson and his wife, who
fiourished in the seventeenth century,
were a remarkable pair quite apart
from their inches, which, combined,
barely reached seven feet. Both were
clever miniature painters. and Gibson
was drawing master to the daughters
Of James H., both future queens Of
England. At their wedding, which was
arranged by Henrietta Maria, Charles
l. gave the bride away, the queen
placed a valuable diamond ring on her
finger, and Edmund Waller, the court
poet. wrote a poem, which opened
thus:
Design or chance makes others wives,
But Nature did this match contrive;
and concluded:
All, Chloris, that kind Nature thus
From all the world hath severed us,
Creating for ourselves us two,
AS love has me for only you!
Smyrna times., 1905-07-12
u,a,nn Their snears.

An explorer in the backwoods oi
Australia tells how some timber cut
ters took big risks. Il had given In
structions to the men in the bush that
on no account were they to lay aside
their firearms" he says. After hav-
ing been absent for short time re-
turned and found that they had slung
their revolvers and carbines on small
tree and we're working at about nrty
Yards from them. / can tell you they
hoard Of It. The natives have play
ful habit of dragging their spears
through the grass with their toes ana 70
all the while looking as innocent as y
natives had only thought OF 1t tney
nigh have given the cutters warm
fdna.D>
Smyrna times., 1905-07-12
Allows Interest on Deposits.

Depostors share in the profits arising from In.
vestments made by the Company and their saw
ings in short time prove most gratifying In
teTest Is credited TO their accounts semi annually
June 30th and December 3lst. Hundreds of
Thousands of Dollars have been paid to depos-
itors in this way. All who deposit their money
with the Company, whether In large or smah
sums, receive the same uniform rate Of interest
Deposits may be added TO and checked out as
Remittanees of Money for deposit may be made
by Check p. o. Money Order or in Currency by
Registered Mail A letter Of acknowledgment,
with deposit and check books will be sent to
each depositor opening an account
BENJAMIN NIELDS, President.
JAMES B. CLARKSON, Vice-P President
JOHN s. ROSSELL, Sec'y and Trust
Officer.
L. SCOTT TOWNSEND, Treasurer.
Smyrna times., 1905-07-12

would be safer, you may go into tho
barn. 'o 'ne
Sater' he repeated blankly.
les Slt still, please" 1t took all
her tender memories of Charlie and +bo
persistent thought that if he wore ~,
trouble she would wish even strangers
to be kind to him that made her force
herself, shrinking with repulsion the
whlle, to wind the white material over
the jagged cut. "There!" She nnt a
hnal pin and stepped back. "Thev will
be coming back this way. and I'm
afraid-l know-they will see you from
the road
he rose and stood looking down ON
her in bewilderment.
who will see me?'' he asked. "wbv
should mind?"
Oh, she cried suddenly and clasped
her hands in distress, "they are com
ing this way now! They must have
traced you here!' She pointed AWAY IN
where many figures were visible. an
preaching through a vast blur of dust
along the country road. "They are
terribly angry! You must go some
where at once! You must get away
quick"
MY dear child!' he cried "Wbv
should they be angry at me? What
have l doneY
Oh, you know what you've donew
she cried in piteous passion. you've
robbed the bank at the county seat
and shot the banker, and-and he shot
at you-and that's why you're wound
ed-and"-
She broke off in amazement. For,
although the mounted men were
steadily drawing nearer, this reckless
young man sank again to the bench
and burst into laughter so gay, so
amused, so ringing, that she began to
doubt his sanity.
''Bessv' roared a stentorian voice.
She looked toward the gate. Her
uncle had stopped his horse, but the
others were jogging along. Like one
walking in a dream she went down at
| his summons.
They landed the bandit safe in Jail
before we reached there, so we turned
back. That young fellow" indicating
the man under the tree, "ought to be
in bed. He got pretty bad fall when
his automobile ran into the ditch.
told him this was the nearest house.
and to come on here so your qunt
cosIld look after him. What are you
shaking so for? I've got to go on into
town. He's a city mana fine young
fellow. l used to know his father.
His name is Frederic Lyle. His friend
went on to town for DR.. Fox. They'll
be here pretty soon. Tell your aunt
to get a fine dinner Well keep the
boys overnight if they'll saRy"
Blushing furiously, Bessie went
slowly back to where young Lyle
stood.
"Ohr' she said brokenly. What a
dreadful-dreadfuI mistaken
You must have thought" he de-
clared quizzically, ''that the banker as
saulted me with a rOckl A bullet
doesn't leave this kind of a mark
She broke down and laughed help
lessly.
"Come in," she said, and held out
her hand 'I wonder if you will ever
forgive me-"
Her eyes dropped under the linger
ing glance that met her own.
81 am pretty sure 1 shall-somt
day-on one condition." he said sig
nificantly.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-06-30
CUT CALF OF HIS LEG
WILLIAM A. FENSKE INJURED IN
STORM AT NEW ULM.
Plate Glass Window Broke; Piece
Struck Him: He is Lamed
For Life.

From Mondays Daily.
Some time in the neighborlood of two
o'clock on Saturday afternoon, about
an hour and a half before the storm
struck Mankato, a similar tornado began
| to rage in and about New Ulm.
William A. Fenske sought shelter in
the doorway of the Stuebe meat market
on Minnesota street A large plate
glass in the front OF tine store, happen
ing to be loose, was dislodged by the
powerful wind, and blown with terrific
force against Mr.. Fenske, badly cutting
the calf of one leg. 1t is feared that
the limb will be partly disabled for life
Mr. Fenske is brother in law of DR.
Geo. R. Koch
George Wolrich, farmer of the town.
ship of Home, Brown county, a few
miles from New Ulm, was struck by
lightning and killed.
Five head of cattle on the farm Of
Fred Fritsche across the river in Lafay
cite township, Nicollet county, three
miles from New Ulm, clustered under q
tree to avoid the rain, and were kill
ed by one bolt of lightning. Mr. Frit
sche, owner of the cattle, was once
treasurer of Nicollet county.
About two o'clock Sunday morning 6
heavy rainstorm occurred at New Ulm
This was shortly before the train was tt
leave for Mankato, and many that hat
been intending to come to this city tc
take in the golden jubilee were dis
couraged and decided not to 90. Hac
it not been for the inclement weather
the visitors from New Ulm would hav,
numbered about four hundred As it wa!
about two hundred put in an appear
ance.