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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-01-18
Splendid For EaftanIng.

After an experience of nearly twenty
years In raising poultry the writer has
learned not to take any radical view on
the subject, hence is not in harmony
with the advice Of experts who would
cut corn entirely out of the poultry
ration. There is medium ground that
Is much safer. When we admit that
corn Is the cheapest and most readily
raised of all the foods given animals
on the farm some way of feeding it
to the best advantage should be
evolved rather than planning to take
1t out of the ration. True, corn is fat.
tening when fed to poultry in large
quantities, or with considerable regu-
larity, and the over-fat hen is not an
egg producer.
On the other hand, corn may be fed
and even in considerable qualities by
properly varying the ration as we'll as
by varying the forms of feeding corn.
Corn has its least fattening effect when
fed with some other grain, and while
we prefer the plan of feeding grains
separately, and feeding so that the
same grain comes not more often than
every third or fourth meal, we would
not hesitate to feed corn and wheat or
corn and oats together and expect good
results, particularly If the fowls bad
considerable green food between meals
as we'll as fair supply of ground
bone and animal eal.-Indlanapolis
News.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-01-18
Food For tha Stoox

Those who have tested the use of
cooked and uncoOked foods for stock,
more particularly for swine, agree that
the uncooked foods are by far the
most digestible. This opinion would
delight the vegetarlans who urge un-
cooked fruits and vegetables as being
more wholesome. Yet there are two
sides to the story, as usual. There
seems to be no denying the value of the
uncooked food, with animals at any
rate, but we all know that a quantity
or raw fruits and vegetables eaten
by humans during the summer is apt
to create disturbance of the digestive
organs. Not always does 1t cause
looseness Of the bowels, but acldlty OF
the stomach, which is very painful
Is It not fair to assume that If un-
cooked food has this effect on the hui
man stomach that 1t must have some
bad effect on the stomach of the farm
animal?
This may be little rar-fetched, but
experience has taught the writer that,
without exception, one warm meal a
day during the winter is beneficial
to the animals. Even our horses have
a warm bran mash. and it has been
well cooked, too. The poultry have
the warm cooked mash and the hot
corn at night every other day, and
thrive on it. This being our expert
ence, our argument is that animals
should have cooked food occasionally,
but that most OF their meals should
consist of food not cooked.-Indianap-
ollg News.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-01-18

1t will not injure the eggs for hatch
ing II they are properly packed. In
fact, an egg can stand more jarring
than is supposed. Eggs have been
shaken with the hand until they were
apparently "churned," and yet they
hatched. There is no vacuum In q
fresh egg, and It is a difficult matter to
shake one so as to injure It. Many
have tested the jarrlng Of eggs under
hen by passing railroad trains, also
the effects of thunder storms, but have
never known injury to result from
such causes. Poultry can be sent by
express with safety to almost any
point, especially IL killed and dressed,
and particularly in winter. Poultry
and eggs reach the market nearly as
soon as will letter by mall.-Mirror
and Farmer.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-01-18

terlal in place of lace. The frills over
the shoulders, together with the straps,
are exceptionally becoming in add
tlon to making decorative effect.
The dress is maze with a shallow
yoke, to which the full fronts and
backs are attached. When made high
this yoke is finished with standing
collar. The straps and frllls are ar.
ranged over the shoulders and the clos
ing Is made at the back The sleeves
form puffs above the elbows, which
are arranged over fitted foundations
and can be finished with frills in ell
bow length or with deep cuffs that ex'
tend to the wrists.
The quantity of material required
for the medium size (sIx years. Is
three and three-eight yards twenty.
seven. three and one-eight yards thir'
ty-two, or twoand one-elghthy yards for.
ty-four inches wide, with seveneight
yards OF all-over lace, FIVE and one-half
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-01-18

Little girls are always charming
wearing frocks that fall from the
shoulders, giving unbroken lines. This
one is especially attractive. and Is
adapted to dancing school or party
wear, but can be rendered simple
enough for every day occasions by
choslng palmer material AS illus
trated it is made of pale pink chiffon
yelling, and is trimmed with ecru lace
and landings of velvet ribbon. II
can, however, be reproduced in mus.
Inns as well as in simple woods and
silks, and the frllls can be Of the ma.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-01-18

and pliable materials of fashion. This
)ne includes also a walstcoat effect
and sleeves of the latest style. AS H.
lustrated the material is champagne
solored chiffon yelling combined with
chiffon velvet and ecru lace. but there
are many others that can be substitute
ed. The little frlll that falls below
The suspenders is peculiarly graceful
and is made of lace of finer. softer
sort than is used for the chemisette
and walstcoat.
The waist consists of the fitted lin
ing, chemlsette, walstcoat, full por-
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-01-18
EXdM Black Lace and Red Roses.

44EA ~ BLACK Lace ana lied tSOses~
A black lace gown recently seen had
skirt yelled with deep flounces and
a belteG coat of the lace, which was
cut out at the front so as to show an
unlined square in the centre at the
top; the sides were turned back in
revers, and at the top of each rever,
on a line running little below the
top of the shoulders, was n section of
black satin having large red rose In
1t; these We're appliqued on. At the
bottom where the revers turned back,
also, and well to the sides, each corner
showed a rose of the same hue, but
larger than those at the top. There
was narrow girdle Of black velvet
ribbon with cut steel buckle at the
back, betting the coat in. The sleeves
were close at the top, and ended tribe
below the elbows in two overlapping
and wide rufiies. Long, black gloves
were worn. The small round white
felt hat had Its crown wreathed by
large red roses, with but little foliage.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-01-18

ton and suspenders, the closing being
made at the centre front and left
shoulder seam. The sleeves are
shlrred at their upper portions and
again at the seams edges. and are ar
ranged over fitted foundations which
hold the fullness in place The belt
is wide, In glrdle style, and TO it the
suspenders are attached
The quantity of material required
for the medium size Is five and one.
quarter yards twenty-one, four and
three-quarter yards twenty-seven, or
two and One-half yards forty-fOur
inches wide. with flye-elght yards of
all-eyer lace for chemlsette. one and
one-elght yards of velvet for waistcoat
and belt, one and three-quarter yards
of lace edging and three-quarter yards
for frill as illustrated.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-01-18

ways of velvet and are worn with
skirts of different material of silk, chif-
fon, lace, net frequently embroidered
or painted. A beautiful LOUIS coat re-
Gently exhibited Is of amethyst velvet,
very deep rich shade, and made up
with vest of twilight blue gauze em.
broidered in silver thread and blue jew.
els. The coat was cut to reach the belt
only In front, but with coat tails at
the back that set out jaunty from the
turn up Louis cuff, turning back from
the vest. instead of the usual Louis
lapels, were cascades of velvet. .-Roch.
ester Post Express
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-01-18

Probably the first treaty of peace to
be typewriter Is the South African
document. The signatures OF the Boer
leaders form an interesting part OF IT..
They are all in different styles Louis
Botha's is described as being In line
hand, and though the others are some
what rougher. Delarey's is the rough
est of all. He has spelled his name
split into three syllables, de la Rey.
Christian de Witt is also spelled with
a small d.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-01-18

both ends to ft bearings snugly. No.
2, stone of good size and fiat, firmly
embedded in ground. No. 3, four
strands No. 8 wire, proper length, or
two single wires double length from
post to end Of brace, securely fastened
to end of brace and to posi-, as shown;
draw tight and use stick 20 twist until
all slack is taken up.-Edwin E. Town
send, In The Epitomist.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-01-18

The greatest hoard Of the yellow
metal ever gathered in any country
could not buy one years harvest OF
the American corn and wheat To buy
one seasons corn crop would take
all the gold minted In this country in
six years. In the last seven years all
the gold mines have produced only
enough to buy one years yield OF our
six leading cereals.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-01-18
A Fence End Finish.

The accompanying sketch simpllfies
the end and covers fence post question:
and for effectiveness and stay-there
ability none can excel, also for cheap
ness of labor and material. First es-
sentlal is proper sized post. No. J.,
brace twelve feet long, four by four,
Of good, durable material. mitred at
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-01-18
A Charming Costume.

A charming black chiffon velvet cos.
tune shows a narrow empiecement OF
sapphire blue velvet around the sboul
ders just below the yoke Of point lace,
which is not over two inches in depth,
The stock Is OF this same exquir''e
lace.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-01-18

1t has been discovered that the WILD
sllkworm produces silk with more
luster than does the pampered worm
of captivity. Those who are up on
silk culture claim that the tame worm
has lost much Of its power because
II is taken care OF 50 well.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-01-18

Many stock farms have no sheep on
them at all and there seems to be no
good reason for this, especially on
farms that are adapted to sheep grow
Ing. After long experience in breeding
and raising stock the writer believes
that sheep are one of the most profit.
able animals that can be raised on the
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-01-18
Kid Walking Boots.

Dull kid walking boots this season
are very low cut. Large buttons and
medium Cuban heels are seen on those
of the best make. Beaded slippers are
pretty for house wear.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-01-18
THE UNcROwNRD KING.

Or God or Mammon, as he serves
Straight to his goal he cuts his way.
Perhaps on some vast continent
His hand was closed but yesterday.
AYE, yesterday" you say. But death
Because one died is all life doney
The uncrowned monarch never dies.
The. sun hath set--there springs the sun
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-01-18

Some charming little variations Of
Louis XVI. coats are being shown for
dressy afternoon affairs. They are al
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-01-18

Nor shall his power be the les.
II in his chiIdhood's by zone peace
The gutter Graded him, nor may
A statelier birth his serength increase.
lie is. For good or i'll, he is;
And woe to those who bhndly cling
Unseeing to the ancient thrones,
And reck not of the Uncrowned King?
Clinton Danger6eld, in the Century.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-01-18
A BRAVE YOUNG GIRL.
BY MAURICE SILINSBY.
y MAURICE SILINSBY.


II, Jobsonr' exclaimed
Squire Wilkinson. shak-
Ing hands through the
carriage window. in front
of the little inn In Che
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-24

SLHStd tUllttlCU lUHHLS.
Cblae lbatiahen fub bem -Snr
tsrnatiunat 9uurnal Of Surusrp.
uon Stem Dori. sntnommeu. ano i'm
unihlus ourau berihtet bas Bert
.Ernctcll Dtsolcal Series nod fol-.
a,noe Rsiultate Der 6ehanbluns s0n
sdllen Der uerihiebeneu Nrten 6es
Rrebssa: Aus benz .Bbtlnoeipbia
Rsolcal Sournnl." Suni 'ss Be-
banbluna uon 2s4 Rrebs Salen. uon
bensn l57. oOer Is Srusent gebeilt.
81. oorr 81 Hroseut aebsiiert uuroen.
uno 2, ooer uur | Broseut obns Gr
fula bliebrn. Nerner: "A Rrebs Gal.
le uon Uslt'n 65. ober Ss $r0seni
aebeilt. unb =. uoer IL SrDseut. ee
behtrt vulbsn. Jerner uurbsn nod
80 5a1e uon I q. freHeHbeu @e'
lhmlrsu m,t I Strahlen behanoeIt
pon oensn AZ. Gber un0eidhr 4S Bro
ssnt aeheilt wuroeu, pabreno Der
Heit iih nod unter erfolsrei4er Se'
bauhluna beinno.
unaeidbiS ber iammtlihen, obi
asn 3hatiahen iheint a oaher. oaE
minositeus tsln sernunItissr Srunt
uo,banoen III. nm Der bewieieuer
/ 0slltrait Der I Strablen audi nod
fernerbIn milllnolouben iu bsesonen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-24
Or. Shsniu9sr's Ssitiabt.

l. shafft eut einen seiunbsn. ae.
uuR. unb nrbeisireubieen aDrper, ubt
i'm, aber Gbsrfrsnat i'm weoer I'M
@enuB nod in Der Grbeit. 2 6lrh'
tet nidt ben GrceB, aber feline CUR
@emobnbeit psrOeubs Bieb'rboluna
8. Wtadt euh irei uno bltet euh uor
Der Sdablone. 4. 2iebt ben Wutb
unb boBt bic slenalilihfeit D.
5irdtet niht bic ioeenanntsn 5einoe
puu auben (Sasillen, Bitteruneseins
IllIe u. ny ionoern wappuet
eu,ea a6rper seaen ibren GinfIuB uno
ibren Giubruh. 6. 9iitet euh am
melIten uur ben sieenen 0ehlern.
II. @loubt nldt, bas euh Selunobeli
uoer &eneiune eeihentt wlro, ION
bern wlBt, onB lie erarbeitst tueroen
ppIen. s. 0elIt benz Nrst allo oe'
,.iner Grbeit, uis ibr bOfft, onB Ell
eud belle. 9. Seraebt ME, oas Cd
bauptidalidl aui euh antommt, oat
euer S1rper oas Suitrument 1T, aul
benz Der glrst in Sassn. wo Is sud
idledt s,bt, ipieIt ,oaB sr Iein wla
,ial.ss 1e,lmlttel lit. 10. Ns'osl
bic &ewDbnbeit! IL. Strebt mad
,0rperlidler uno ieeliider 1armonle
Qernt eud ieIbit tennen, tritll'ren,
o,sclpIinireu! - auh oieie Sas
uerbeu oen 1Oo ni6t bannen, oa
9.ben niht ubsr bic naturllh
Srense binaus uerldneern. 8er II
; bsiulat, bari aber bUiien, niht ehe
pom 2ldt ldeibeu gu nlllen. al
bis in mciier, ipariamer ouh MD
tnauilserer 2ebensDtonumie os
) leste &eit ieiuer arait 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-24
StdStrdtbs O.rbduelun9.

ReaetmdSIas gsriammlune ON
s kebruar 1905
Gnu,ienb bic oerren KoelIer,
shuh. Suhlien 0aberitoR uno Sur.
User Buhlt.
Ias Srotoiuq pom 4. Sanuar 1905
rpuroe usrlei,u uno arsenommen.
Soleeube Rsdanuueen uurben sur
3abluna auaeuisien:
I y Niunbpluer Beaauiieber S7.6j
drmin 3 dmann StraBcuarbeit as;
6rloolin 9tsiobart ) A
90. Stosbr Reperatur 4 81
! eberl,u & sOn gsrihisbsneS 1870,
0br. Suihmsser SrldeHbolS l9.4'
elseirle slabt go. SeleuHtuns 5000
Armenhnusioub
3ohn Neri 6eioitIsuua Hrmer S.
| Stlhloitn: Ons 1errn SenrI
Saumearlner ilr feline u.rforbsr
@attin cine freIe @rabhdtts auf be
tdbnideu 6risohOfe uswdhrt lei
onb BOhlt nit bem antaui
jr6lb,aer Shlduhe ilr bic 6eueI
iprite b'traut iei.
3, rtnat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-24

llsb.r Die ,Sort hritts oss ,lla1a'
ronilpslisns I'M 1lorSwclten
enthalt Der Sahretberibt unIres
Nderbauiecretdrs Bilion einise
intereiante gtotiaen.
Obpobl bic ueraanaene Sallon
benz @eiSen uberbaupt niht be'ono'
erS eilnfia war, oa bic 5eloer uiel
Don 8ioit Su leiben batten, bat lid
Der ioaennnnte 2urum' Ooer Dinta
runimeisen bod in ben weitaus
meiilen 6aQen uorsielib bepabrt
60 iebr, baS niht ueniaer als piers
sebn Ohuionen Nulbel bauOn eeerntet
puroen.
9Sell bic Tarmer erobe Yten9en
fur be Saat aui,paren, 1T niht To-
uiel Nlacaroniwelseu aui ben Nartt
astummen, oils man pUbl bate CT.
uarten barIen. limb neil eer ae'
mDbnlihe @eiSen beuer oleltah
miBrathen lit meroen i'm tomn'en'
ben Sabre nod aussebebntere Ser'
iube nit 2urumpeiSen eemaht
uerbeu. Ter Secretar iiiratet nur
oab mon bic gultur su melt nod
Often ausoebuen iutre. rWlan iullte
u,ht uere,iien," bemertt ct, ront
oieie 8eiSeniOrte eanS belonoera
balbtrcdenen &eaenoen ausspcbt il
uub in ben ieuhteren Hesionen Del
Oieus wabriheinliA feline eu;er
Reiulate erasben uiro."
J Gin oaupt'Qiuoernlb iat bic eul
tur b.s barten Utucarunipsiien'
ruar bislaus betauntlid bic 8lieer
una ui.lsr Rablenbeilser, osnIelbs'
,u laufen, neil &c nlht ubns yin
tetuua neuer Bilieu semable
' peroeu tunnte. E,eies Sinotrn'
! Idut nah Gusiaee Billions imn'
mebr tueo, inbem bic rneliten Wils
: ben Sartru.iSeu jest witIig au
Rarttpreiie entseusnuehmsn, ia ID
" iuaur bereits, pic anosre eorter
- in reaet m6biae uno iiemlth ala
meiu unertaunts &etssortsn clalilI
n cirt taben-
y. Der Nderbauiecrstdr sruarte
d, bos in bieiem Sabre 40 bis
1. RiGliuuen Uuibels RacarOniusij'
n ae,uusn weroen olritsn, uno D.
o. oiei. aus Rnstano sinseIlbrte y
Il treiosiurts iih flr bic waiisrarn'
en- 6.a.uten uuiereS Tcrosns VI
6 yBsa.ns nit oer 8 cit ols Elm r'ah'
" ssueu srmeii.n mirO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-24
@ebraudtte Vt.r,..na In fetner larnilie.

sd babe Eerund in meiner ;snme NIT oeu porsiigs
Iibiten gelutnten gebralt Sd, tann Sbr tpcrtpoIcs
gtitte aIs b6bit iprtam bel 9uitcn. GrtGIhngen unS
&atarrb empiebIen." - Col. Ser. Staaten Narine
&orps, 6. 5. Yorcr.
&ein icnaIs eronnencs GRitcl hat fold uueebeilte5
Cob erbnIen bon 10 peIei, beriibn,tcn Staasmdnneru
lub 0iItdrS ipie Teruun.
g8ir babeu taueuNe bon 9eu9nI'en ipie Die ob9en
aubelpnbrt gSir i0nren uncrcn 0eern MIR encn tIc,
ncn Se bon beh pcIen e,loliierun9en SUrIcgeu. Die
81. Sonrnau crhlL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-24
lluss mar atSen ibu.

Bettl6aeria, eiuiam unb in ohriti'
gen umii6noen, oies mar Der 3uitanb
bes alten Solbaten s. Z bauenl
uun SeriailIes, y. Seit Sabreu l,tI
er an Nierenbeidwerbeu uno neoev
Gottor nod Rebisin tonnten belIen
sdlieslih prubirte er Glecurc Sit'
ters. Gs bali inn iofort uuo er br'
seuat jest: sd bin aui Dem @eae
Der g8ieberheriteuuna.' Bette Ne'
oisin Der Belt sesen Sober uno 3ie'
renleioen unb aue Sormen uon Wa
oen unb 9eoGrmebeidperoen. gtul
scots. @arantirt uon BaIter Sros
Gsueeif.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-24

gs biirite uidt aaaemein betannl
ieiu, nah mel er 8eri0nlihteit biz
J,iuns Bort artbur itreu stamen
erbalten bat. 9as am s. EeSembe'
1857 pom Der enaliiden'irani6li'her
arieas.6lotts auspeilbrte Bonn
boroement uUn aantor er6fnete Der
ariee GnslanbS uno issantreiai
aeaeu China, Osr bic 1860 wabrts
8abreno btsisr 8irren in Chaiier
aeitab es, bab bas suslilde Sa
nonenbOOt nAlaerine" oils srlte'
irembes Rri.usihiff in bic trsiflid
8adt an bsr Spite Der 1Salbiri'
2iaupOrs siulitf uno bort bic enc
ltide Glauee blste Der Con
manbart Oes tnaliihen Sdifies. bn
bic 9uat bsistte, bIeb .. artbu'
uno nah ibm erbielt oer Safenpic
isinsn eissnen gtamsn. epat,
mu6ts bic snaliid1e Slasss sin0
,ouen uno Der Ytas ieinsm red
; mabiusa 8sfSer, ebina, Surhds
oeben perbsn, aber 0er Hams 81
artbur purOs bis auf uuisre To
bsibebalten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-24

lleber bic 5ortihritte i'm Shilfs'
bau i'm Sabre 1904 piro berihtet:
Babreno iih bic Unaabl oer neusr
Sabrseus. i'm Beraleite ium Sor'
iubr um lOS unb bar 2,45l.9 .999 BE-
truaenoe Geiammt Soareuuebalt an
225, ,966 uerrineerte, II cine I'M Is
554 9ierbetrdite erhDbte Geiitun0s
Iabiuteit Der Raihinerie su per
,eitneu aspeien. &ru6britannier
batte nit ShlHsbautsn BON ~
iammeu 1875, 1870 Reaihertons aut
oiesmal pieber ben 9ouenantletl
gs bauten isrner Die Der. etaate
Shiife nit S24,l75 ReeiitertOus
Oeutid1lauo iulte nit S7l ,94l
Srantreib nit l4S. $50. Suauno mt
50, 900, Shnebeu uno sformeue
nit g., 1863, Supan nit Si,Olf
U.m,rtensu,rtb IN feruer osr in ar
oeuomment 8nu uOn oreiSshn C5sar
lurbiuenbampiern nit Swiihen "a
uub ll,4OO iAwantenosm 9Onne'
eebalt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-24
suu, rittta bsm.rs. O.r In Boon.

guna rihtia bsnerit osr In Boom
urue eriHsin.uOe .Ssutral'Deii.
fourier: .8HlHt uuIersr Hsrtrtter In
Der 9tuislatur III %, siusu ouuoss'
i.notur Iu srwdblsH. 9suu Rieorina'
buus nitt bic sriprbsrIi&e moiuritai
srholtsu. 10 iOIts % bod nitt i&wer
Inueu, Fh uuI eiueu an6eren gan'
biOoten, Der usbGr 4crtns nod NiinI
su bsiS.n bruu&t. aa sinisen. Ri'
,ebu Stimm,n RuiUritdt In s.msin
i&aitlih,r situne iUatsu uub birfel
bic R,pubtiiousr nitt Ssm pclitii&r'
Gsousr Oas dtIb raumtu.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-24

IN Eulutb, Riuu. ,besauuen an
s NvbIaar bic SiH;raagaGsa nnt 49,
600 Gder DifsntIihsr adnesrsisu,
rpuuun o.r Stoat Su 1890 Gder be-
redatiut IN un> Ons abr iss untsr ben
bsimhdttss,itssn aufosuommtn tusr'
ben taun. 9as 9nnO Iisst uUromsf
BON Toner. ss lou iid absr wsntG
oauuu ,ur 0ultur eieusn uuo 10 met
hsus nit SihIsn unn anbtrsH pOli'
orteu b.hauoeu. % b.rri&t trUs.
benz hari.r 9uOrans uOn eanb
iuheru.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-24
Vc:rn.na elm abiOlute8 epetiFtnu,.

Mod,rcm man ih cine GrtdItung 3,Sescgen bers
trcbt Yeruun biciebe Ifnccr ais ir8cuo Elm anberes
Der McnihDcit D,tlnnea Mittcl.
Sclbit und,Ncm b cine GrtIIttr1 in einem Organ
hcS AGrpcrS ietBeicpt hat, fam man d Oarouf bers
laicu, bob Tcrlnn oiccItc prompt nuStrciben iurb.
Tcrmn ilriert Antnrrh. oh or atut phrr tron6 lit,
abcr cinge Socn in sen cren StnNien ser Nrnntbeit
0cnumn,cn, iiub pir ,nlcr ais iucnn Die 9rantbeit
brpuiid) Ncporbcu.
NScrr Sc an Sntorrb racub elmer Grt Ieiben, bers
nnhGiiNcu sic i'm nih Nctncu Sic iport Ycr,lua.
&cs$o9crAngcn III ioycn Sa9cn iinS 0ciGbrIib.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-24

Die Gpitation flr bic 0erhslIuHa
gutter 2arbitrnBen ideInt ibreS ipora'
oiiden @barafters enttleibet unb
nunmebr itabil aeuoroeu su iein.
oenn in allen 9bsiIsn oes 2nnosS N
Sutereie i'm @ndien bsorrken uno
uOn ben 2istuKionen III man Siei.
fuh ibOn gu id0nen 9baten ae
ihritten. Qn Der Splse iteht Wai'
in9uietts, pelber Stnnt flr birien
2wed ibon 5 gtiG. EoGars urraus'
subte. Damn fOtseu YeuuipIu luicn.
Rem gOrt unb 5lOriba, unb ireuoiQ
ou,ien rpir es bearibeu. ba6 bee
neue @ouuerneur Gen.en in SlIinoIS
benz Srojette atlen mDaI,ten Eor'
idub lelnet. llneebeure summer
uerihlinet alIiabrlit HE Snitlnb'
baltuns Der GroitraSen obne per-
manente Heiultate. Spitematlid
mue uon fadtunbie.r Seite oel
straBenbau in Snerif eencmnsr
rperben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-02-24

sSm &eprdientantenbauie 81 Sci
felion Gitp 1T cine Dill anoenOnmen
woroen, uurihreibenb. baB aiemano
auBerbaIb ieines Gountps laeen bari,
obne suuur einen Su9oiAein oelOlt su
buben. 9ie @sblbr lit Sl00. NuB
eroem iett bic 8lu fir uerIhieoenes
gsilbatilusel cine Shonseit ielt uno
beltimmt, oaB Die an9eiubrten Nrten
nur swiihsn Den babel bemertten
2atsn 0eiaat peroen oiirIen, namlid:
g8lloer lurtey, uOm /. 9tOuember bis
81 1esember; !. iail, pom |. gtO'
uember bis 81. GeSember; Yrairle'
bubner, uum l5. NOuember bis 10
8eSember; Gnten uno @anie. pom l
Suuuor bis 80. 9Ipril; ShnepIen
pom /. Sanuar bis so, glpril.
@ouuerneur 6oit bat ourdl leln
lluterihuit Der 6ausbIa No. I,
@eiesestrait uertIeben, welhe oaSl
beiiimnt lit, Die SerleQung pOl
@uuutDiecn aeie Slid gu regeln. Y
IL oariu beitmmt, OaB, penn Smt
9rittel Der QuaIiiiSirten StinIn 9ebe
zines @Ountp iid ~ @uuiten Del %s'
Ieounp oeS &eeierun9sllbeS nus'p''
hen, Die County SIhter cine 5lnIe,
2ommrliiOn eruenuen iollen, nm De
3lne ~ beltimmen, no oaS mel
Gourtbaus su errihten 1T.
s,m Seuut Wutoe nit 9ros
Mebrbeit SrnOlep's Bin nnsenuu
men, welde uerill0t. baB teins Y
Observation-Disclosures ibre aOtOmoti
ilbrer, Seiser, 8eiheniteaer 90,
Iunitlee HlupeiteIIte Ianoer OILS
Stuuoen bintereinanoer beltntt's
oarie, iUwie auh, onB leosr gu
Neate per 5ua miHoeitens abt &ub
itunben baben miiiie.