davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-01-25
FOR FAT1ENlNC FOWLS.
How: Crates Best Adapted tn This
Purpose May Be Made,bI
the Farmer.

We herewith illustrate a. foul-fattenl-
ing crate, used at the Ontario agricui-
tural college This crate is s. fact s:
inches long. IS to 20 inches high and
Is inches wide. 1t is divided intn three.
compartments, each holding from four
to FIVE birds, according to, the size ct
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-01-25
The Stuhble.

Burning stubble is recommended aft,
er q small grain crop has been removed!
in order to destroy many of the spores
of smut and rust. This practice wiz
hold these diseases in check to 4 certain
extent.-OranCe Judd Farmer. ==
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-01-25
Big Animals Disappearin,

The Indian rhinoceros is nearly ex-
tinct. There are two specimens in the
London geological gardens and two on
the European continent. Very few are
left in wild state in India and Assam,
and unless special measures be taken
for their preservation they Will soon dis
appear. IT,. ~s"S s .$s.2*=.s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-01-25
Talks Too Much

Ethel-Papa, my teacher says I'm
getting more like mamma every day.
.Papa-Well. you mustn't talk 20
much In school. dsar.-Yonkers States
man, =
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-01-25
Wants More Excitement.

Brazil has decided to build % moderu
warships. Evidently the Brazilians be.
lleve now that merely having revolt
lions verges too closely upon tho simple
lite d 30 interesting 81 .@=.s .5 .s.s@,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-01-25

IA 10oOes00 OE u V4ES9Te
Crawford-Have they decided to edu.
cate their daughte: for a career?
Crashaw-Not yet. They're waitine
to see II she can't get married -Town
TopicR
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-01-25
The STYLES for Small Fcminitv

HE other day We came across
4 nut-brown maid that was
like q late autumn leaf in
eoloring. Hair, eyes, hat.
coat. frock, everything a leaf
brown. And an argument In
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-01-25
THE NEWEST THING IN BLoUsEs.

He season by now is far
enough advanced safely to-
make amrmations concern
ing what has caught the
fancy oc the careful dressers.
and We have no hesitation In
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06
floor for the stage. This job we are to

floor for the stage. This job we are to have SIP day.
 March 13: Some showers. We work on the theater boxes.
 March IA: Some showers. l work to-day at the theater, at the lamp fix lures in front of the orchestra. A large fire took place this morning near the theater. A house burned down. The theater took fire on the roof but was saved.
 March 15: Some white frost this morning. Wind southeast with warm showers: We work on the theater. l finish off the work and fixtures for the drop lamps. We lend ESpy s2OO
 March l6: Some white frost this morning. Neatie is down with stitch in the back. 1 work at the theater all day. We go at night for our pay for theater work but do not get it. After staying long time, are told to call in the morning and get it.
 Sunday, March IT: Very fine day. A man was shot this morning, about d mile below the city, by a boy. after having fired twice at the boy. We called for our pay, stay until Il a. m, and get half, SIS. Afternoon the Knicker booker oarding house burned down.
 March 18: We all appear at the theater at a. m., and refuse to work until last weeks bill is paid. We how ever go to work at o'clock, by being promised by Baldwin, the master workman, that we should have it by Tuesday at the farthest.
 March 19: Fine warm day. We both work at the theater putting on roof. MT Espy lives with us and commenced yesterday.
 March 20: Some white frost in the morning. The day fine. Work on the theater. Our female neighbors move into the red house.
 March 2l: Fine day. Work on the scenery tixings. Nearly all the other WOrkmen are discharged.
 March P: Fine day after a shcwer in the morning. We work at til, scenery all day. We sell the house on the corner to MT Payne for $500.
 March B: Fine clay after rain in the night. We finish off our work on the scenery and get all our pay. My bill to balance was SlO3, and Neatie's bill was $9l. We sell ourselves out Of house and home for $500 and privileg eS.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06
MIR RICHARDS MAKES A hIT.
DELIGHTS A LARGE AUDIENCE AT THI
 TOWN HALL, SATURDAY EVENING.

One of the most enjoyable entertain mentS of it's class ever presented Ill Newtown was the impersouatlunS Ul Warren G. Richards at the Town hall, Saturday evening. MT Richards caught the favor Uf the audience in the opening selection and kept it. iu laughter till the close. It Was clean, bright humor and everyone present enjoyed the evening. MT Richards forte is the delineatiun of character from everyday life. Gifted with mar vicious powers of facial and vocal eX- preSSiOn, he changes from one cllarac- ter to another in the tWinkling of au eye, and his auditors are held in d state of WOnderment and delight. The clean and wholesome quality of bis work constitutes its greatest charm, and the clergy are among his WarmeSl admirers. Many of MT Richards sketches were original, while others were from the popular writers of the day. Through his genius of deinea- living realities. A must delightful feature is added to MT Richards pro- gram, owing to his ability as a musi elan. His greatest hit, perhaps, was made in his realistic musical sketch | ''The Old HoOsier and II is Fiddle, , introducing the old-tashioned airs, in cluding "Wait for the Wagon" Bob bin Around," "Old Dan Tucker, "Arkansas Traveller" and "Pop Goes the Weasel.' This charming charac ter creation has really made MT Rich ards famous, and is conceded,a by com 1 potent critics, to be one of the moSl unique and artistic portrayals eve given to the American stage or plat f~~ ,Nf Nj club having the entertainment il charge, Rev J. H. George, F. H. Nc Carthy, Ross Jewell and A. P. Slni'h
 were warmly congratulated CD the re suit. The treasury of the Library as sOciatiOn will net about ST from tn
 entertainment Miss Mabel TaylO
 and Prof c. $. Platt favored the audi
 ence with piano duets during the tw
 intermisSiUnS.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06
The Bee Readers,
 Greetings:

The 'Old man." with his rusty sickle. of ,O4 is all but ancient history. and 19, will .usher in with elastic step the New Resolutions. etc
 Retro>pectivey we can glean many helpful thoughts and ideas from the old year that in making the New Year all that 1t should be 10 each one of the readers of this valuable pu blicatOn.
 if the undersigned has not done all for you that you tcpated in the past year,(n con summating sale negotiations on your prop erty) it is possible that you can qu"te him a more attractiva figure. which. in the natural course of things. would more quickly enthuse a perspective purchaser and also loosen up Ii n result, "Presto." a sale take this liberty. if you please. of ing this suggestion to my :od patrons. viz: that make such Provision in price as they deem best. which will argument very greatly my | position when l su bmit your propositi' to prospective purchaser. It isnf paramount importance t hat Owner" and Broker" should have a lucid under standing in all matters pertaining to the sale i quence @
 1 want all of you who have given me your farm property to Sell to take OTICE. l | must have from you. on or before February I. 1 i%to a revised list of your property. Sn that il | VII give me time to get my 1905 l. st q. ta- | iosue revised and printed and Tea V for mail | ing by March I. 1905. The outlook for Farm | Sa es this Spring are most suspicious. and lf you will do your part. ab suggested. I tuati iy satisfactory l now h i've good con | ntction in New York City and can you New York buyers: h this connection permit | me to state that l can Trade your Country | property for New York income Realty buy, sell and exchange all kinds of R,alty. loans on Mortgage.
 would respectfully solicit continuance of your patronage and will endeavor in the fdence. Wishing you all Happy New Year l beg to remain.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06
TONIC 10 TIE SYSTEM.

For liver troubles and constipation there is nothing better than De Witt's Little Early Risers, the famous little Pills. They do not weaken the StOm- ach. Their action upon the system is mild, pleasant and harmless Bob Moore of Lafayette, Ind, says: "No use talking, De Wits Little Early RiSers do their work. All other pills have used gripe and make me sick in the stomach and never cured me. De Witt's Little Early Risers proved to be the long sought relief They are simply perfect" Persons travelling find Little Early RiSers the most re- llable remedy to carry with them Sold by R. H. Beers & O., Newtown: A. B. Blakeman, BOtSford.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06
Easy and Quick Soap
 with BANNER LIVE

To make the very pest soap ampr, dissolve can of Banue' Ly. V old water melt sH lbs. ot grease, oom hs Lye water in the grease Stir ana pun aside to set
 Pull Directions on Every Packags
 Bannc, Z,t Is puivenzeo The an may be opened and closed a, will per mitting the use of small quantity a. . time, It is Just the article needed m every household It will clean paint floors, marble and tile work. soften water .iisinfect sinks, closets and waste plpes
 Write for booklet .!LSls 1r RaUn<, Lye free
 rn o.u- cn---.,., ,1~x-r. .,-,,,
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06
HILLSIDE CLUB WHIST.
TO BE GIVEN ON FRIDAY EVENING
 JANUARY Is.

By request the members of the Hill side club have consented to give an- other of their popular whist parties at the club rooms on Main street on Fri day evening January l3, 1905. Every body come and try aud secure a prize Playing to commence at 8 30 sharp The prizes will be exceptionally good
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06
VOLUME. XXVIII.
Dr. Paul Norwood,
 Terry Block, Ansonia, Ct.
CHROSIC DISEASES A pPECIALTY

CHRONIC DISEASES A PPECIALTY.
 CONSUMPTION, RuEuMATISM; MALAR- IA, ASTHMA. HEADACHE. EPlLEPSY, BOWEi.S, HEAKr,LlVER, KIDNEYS SKIN, NERVES, and a long list others - CAN GERS, TUMORSLHYDROCEL RUPTC RE. conditions formerly treated only surgically, are now radca ly CURED WITHOUT OPER- ANON. SElectriciy. N-RAYS. X-RAY Y PHOTOGRAP lS Iu HEART DISEASES a permanent tracing can n, be e > made @ sby by, s ma, is part of our work. WE WANT DIFFICULT CASES.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06

H. M. Smith, A. T. Nettleton, c. B. Taylor and Rev Otis w. Barker will bave charge of the Gospel wagon work of the Congregational Sunday school for the ensuing year. Mrs Reynolds, M lss Scudde", Miss Wolcott and Hiss Hattie Northrop will supervise the Home department work of the Sunday school for 1905.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06
SANDY HOOK LIBRARY.
A PRES ENTATJON.

Mrs Edward Gibson of New York has recently presented the library with two beautiful and useful volumes: Our Native Trees, by Harriet l.. kceler: and How to Know the Ferns, by Fran ceS TheOdOra Parsons
 Prof Ross Jewell is the proud owner of an autograph of $. F. Smith, author of "America." It was a New Years gift from Mrs J. D. Candee of Bridge port, daughter of $. F. Smith. The autograph is in fine state of preser- | vation, is beautifully framed aud is highly priZed by Prof Jewell.
 Mrs Ross Jewell, who has been fol two weeks at her old home in Philadel phia, returned to town on Monday.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06

II. B. Hawley, the huStling real es- tate broker of Brooktield and Danbury, IS sending out to his patrons a very neat calendar suitable for desk. Mir Hawley makes speciality of handling farm property.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06

Mrs c. 5. Platt is in New York, this week. getting in readiness the apart ment to be occupied by her daughter and son on 18th street.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06

P. H. Mccarthy, the popular teacher of the North Center school, passed New Years in Brooklyn. N. Y.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06

The teacher in Lake George district. Miss Josephine Wood of Bethel, has resigned her position and the place has been filled by Miss Margaret Keane.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06

Miss Eva<"outhwOrth of Greenfield, Mass. passed Saturday night with her aunt, Mrs C. 5. Platt.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06

At meeting of the School Board, Monday night, Miss Anna Black was given certificate to teach the South Center school, to succeed Miss Mabel Morris, resigned.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06

MT and Mrs George Chelsie of Bridge port and Peter Maloney and family spent a few days, last week, with MI and Mrs E. B. Wilson.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06

Mrs Edgar F. Hawley of New Mil ford spent few days, the past week with Mrs 5. c. Glover.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06

Mrs Polly Taylor, who has been on the sick list With bronchial trouble. is cOnvaleScing.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06

Hon H. o. Averill, cattle commiS- Sioner, was in town, Friday, dining at the Grand Central hotel.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06

Mrs Sarah H. RettS of Huntington has been spending few days here with Miss Julia A. Nichols in Cold Spring.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06

Miss Kate Campbell of New Haven spent Christmas at her home in Sandy Hook.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06

John Dayton won the turkey rallied for the benefit of the baseball aSsoci. aCiOn.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06

John McNamara of PaSSaic. N. J., was a guest over Christmas at Michael McNamara'S
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06

F. c. Sanford and family of Bridge port spent the Christ mas holiday wit h Mr and Mrs Hosea NorthrDp in Pales- tine.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06

II. Morton Ellsworth of BridgepOr, was a guest, Monday, of Carlton s smith.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06

Miss $. J. Scudder spent Monday
 and Tuesday in Bethel, the guest o Dr and Mrs A. E. Barber.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06

Miss Grace F. Lake of PaSSaic, N j., has been enjoying .he holiday vaca tlUn at her home here.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06

E. H. Beers and friend of Bedding spent few days here, last week, with Charles E. Beers.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06

Mrs Hiram Barlow of Uattertown is in BrOuktield for few weeks visiting friends.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06

Miss Mary Constantine of Brooklyn was guest for the holiday of Miss F " Daniels
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06

E. Butt Beers has spent week wit his father, Eli B. Beers, in Palestine
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06

Mrs James B. Wilson of Bridgeport
 has recently purchased a lot on North Main street, StratfOrd, 13x2OO feet deep. on which She is erecting a very handsome residence. It is to be fitted up with all the modern improvements. | lighted with electricity, aud all the 1 floors vii! he of hard wood. When completed it will make d handsome and convenient reside nee. It is hoped
 to have ii competed Sn they can move
 in by March l. C II. BotSford of 1 Bridgeport, the contractor and builder l has the contract. Green & Logan Of l Bridgeport are doing the decora ting
 and painting and Philip Beers of 1 Bridgeport is putting in the heating apparatus.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06

MT and Mrs L. M. HaWley of Mat teawan, N. I., have returned to their home after enjoying the holiday with Mrs M. E. Botsford in Lake George district.
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-06

Admirers of Mark Twain believe he
 has never written anything more eff
 ttCtive than the little verse he had
 cut in tie modest block of marble which marks the resting place of his wife in WoOdlawn cemetery, Elmira. \. I.: Warm Summer sun. shine kindly here. Warm sou hcrn wind, Blow softly here. Green sod above, Lie light. lie light. G rOu gh1. dear heart. Good night. good night. | -lH4rper'S Weekly. l Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely
 cure Rhrumatlsm and Neuralgia
 Entirely vegetable. Safe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27

China uno sius Gsute! Heues
Sntereiis in bieiea eisentbiimlide
&eib unb ieine BetaObner muroe in
letter Seit burh bic EpriOmmuiiie
i'm iernen Often beruurssruien. GaS
III ii9er, bic Gbineien iino ourA mn
lere fueitlihe 8riIle betrahtet ein ei.
eentblmli9es Gott. gtahforidun'
9en baben ereebeu bab Die GluwUb.
ner bss .Ulumen Reibes~ wie Ghina
oft aenannt mirb, &iinite uno Tiiieu'
ibaiten beeten unb ueruOqtOmmteu,
als bas alte europa nod i'm Guntel
Der llnuiienbeit ihlummerte. Der
@bineie tbut Sinse uelte uns puoel'
ndrriib puriommen bod lieet elne
tieie @eisbeit bnrin uub eS luuroe
unierer tuetliben Civilization liter-
lib nit,t ibaoen, wenn mir manhe
ihrer @ebrauhe annebmen wiiroen.
Sm suten China tuiro ). y. oer Got.
tor nur baiiir besablt, oab er ben
Yatieaten eeiuno erhult uno ieingin
tommen bort auf, iobalo Elm Yatient
trant uirb. 8enn bieies bel uns
eiuseilbat tpuroe. 10 miiroe mander
Rann manten Dollar eriparen. Sie,
lee mare Der 5aq seweieu nit 6rau
8attie Roth ip Sasbraud Seiebts,
pelbe ihreibt &uie fOlet: Sd babe
oft elm @.ihbl, ibteibt eenannte
5raa, als Oh ih BON Saus 81 Saua
eeben uub ieben oamit betannt mah'
en- m6tte, mas SDrni'S Nlpentrau
ter. 8lutbeleber an mir eetban bat
@r III Der bette 9Dttur in Der 9bat
50 piel itebt feit, oaB uiele 9eutt
bdtten Elm ihbnes Stud @elo eripa
rem i6nnen tuenn lie auitdtt Oer tOit
Iipielieen Tottoren ben NIpentrduter
Slutbeleber eebrnuht bdtteu. Sd
peri6nlid), m1re 100000 Dollars
beEer nb, ruenn ih es friiber aetbal
bdtte, benn 10 bod beliefen iib met
ne YUttUr &ehnunaen." JOrni',
Nlpenfr6uter 8lutbeleber bat oi
SrObe eines SahrbunOerts beitanOer
Sr bat fb lberau alS cine Jamitien
meoisin einaebhreert uno Der HeiIaI
her ibm Sebrnat wipo nimmt tdSlld
Su.
Gus triftiaen &'riuOen bat Der 81
aenthiimer Sorni's GlpentrGuter
Slutbeleber nidt in bic Saube be
dpOtbetsr eeeeben. 9ieies Suuer
Idiiiee beiImittel 1T nur uou aaer
! ten 3u tauien ooer brett uun Der
! gieenthimer Or. Ieter 6ahrnet
1l2 l1S 50. Supue aue., gbira0t
Sq., ~ besieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27

bege man iebt niht mebr bic Grnar'
tune, In Der 8eban6lune b6sartiser
Sei9mulfe elm beHeres Griabmittsl
iiir bic &6ntsen.Str Su finoen.
50 lieet jest bereits elm ibermalti'
eenbes 8eweismaterial oaiiir Dor,
oab in bieier 5iniiht burh bic Be-
itrabluue bOhft eriOIsreihe Birfun'
seu ersielt ueroen t6nnen. unb oob
Der @ebraud Der N6nteen's strableu
81 bieiem 3wed fur bic GerSte idon
iest fait uneutbebrIid eenOroen lei.
Gle Gunabme, baB bas 8eriabreu
seuiiie @efabren in iih ihlieBe, lei
nidt sutreiienb, neil Elm oeihidter
unb in bee RaOiosrapbie eriabreuer
arSt bic Strablen 70 beniiben tonne,
Oab lie nur WOhltbatiee GrfOiSe bec'
uOrrufeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27

Sn Columbia ;aete leste Bohs bic
Contention fir quite 4anbfraBen uno
bat bieieIbe einsu SsidluB unsenDm.
men, tuOnad bic giniebuna zines
GOmmifidrs fiir StaatalanoitraBen
beilirmOrtet uirb. 5erner ioq ba8
Imt oes StraBen. uub 8rlden GDm.
miiiars BON benz tes GOuntp gano.
uermeiierS abeeiOnbert ioer0en. Sn
Der uniueriitat BON Miiouri ioG Elm
Gebritubl fiir Strabeninsenieure ee.
iaaffen ueroen. Gerner iOa elm
Gmenoement sur Staatsperialiune
ansenOmmen weroen, pOna9 bic
@rbebuua elmer Steuer BON 10 Gents
per Sun5ert Dollars ais permars
enter StraBenfOnb ermabtist lperben
iOu. SIuu ion gum 8rldenbau bins
iort beiierea Raterial sur Ssrpene
oune fommeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27
SIutiesr Gag.
IN Ser ruff dsn PauptftaSt.

Blutiee Ssenen ipielten iit am
lebten SDnntae in oer ruiliiben
pauptltabt ab. Den itreitenben Gr'
beiterr, bic ben 8aiier iebea iuoQten,
UNI ibn peribtnlid ibre 1ei1peroe
porsuleeen, ftellteu iib 3ruppen emit
eesen unb alS bic GOlismeneen na4
alIen SluHoroerunsen. iib gu ser
freuen, niht entipraHen, erbielten
bic Sulbaten Seiebl gum Geuern, gu
ert nit bIinoen uuo oann nit ihar'
fen Batrpnen. Bie uiele Wenihen
babel um'S 9eben 9etomnen iiuo,
Iann einitueileu nift nit Seitimmt'
belt seinst tueroen. oa bic tueit bon
einanber abweihtnoen Shatunsen
IebieliA nuf Sermuthunsen ballren.
Bon elmer &euOlution i'm eiaentliben
Gimme bes WprteS fam bis iebt tei'
ne Rebe iein. Die Soltsmafeu NOS
rem unbepaIfnet uno leiiteten ben
9ruppen bbhitens paiiiuen Wioer'
ftano, mas aber bic 5OIsen oieier
8orsanae iein ueroen, ent5isbt iih
einltpeilen aaer 8erehnung. Eas
am sunntaa persOiiene Slut auf9e.
reeter uno auf1ebeBter Slrbelter mag
ungeradt bleiben, es MAG aber auh
feline &dder in Der eeiammten VII
beiterbevDtteruns oes ruiliiben &et'
dies finoen. Ginitueilen bat bic &e'
eieruua nit 6lIte Der Soloateafa bic
&ube in ct. H:tersburs mleoer ber'
eeiteGt, obsleih es an uminbien 5et.
den nid)t isbtt welhe einen neuen,
unb einen blutiaeren 9lusbrub in
Gusiidt teIeu. Der %. Sanuar
uiro aber ME als Gtrentae iiir aai'
Ier Rltolaus uno ieine &atbeeber be-
tradltet peroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27

Bas aues BON benz Hr1foent Der
Sereinipten Staaten uerlan9t uiro
uuo melde meltwiiroiaen goriteGuu'
gen iif mande 2eute BON ieinen
@ahtbefusnifen MAIDEN, oas seiat
pieber einmal bic foIeenbe @eidibte.
Cine 5rau Sulia 9Oune aus Bolton
mar wabreno eines 8eiudes IN
atlanta, Ga, nit ibrer Stieitodter.
6annie gOune, in einen Streit ees
rathen, Der bamit enoete, ba6 bic
unternebmunsslutiee iunae Same
ibre Grau StieImama perbaiten lieB.
"a Jrau gouna iid entidiehen
peiaerte. 8ireidaft su iteuen, 10
mubte iie ins @efdnaniB wanoern.
Yon bort aus lieB iie nun cine &C.
barniidte SOtibaft on ben grdiioen'
ten los, tuOrin iie ibm ibre Grlebniie
ersdblt unb gum SdluB uerlanate
baB er ibre lOfortiae GreilaHuns uer'
flse, Sic labOrierte au9eniAeinlit
an Der iiren Soee, Sas Der Braiioent
aud bic Suits uuter iid babe
giahoem iie mebere Gage uergeblid
aui bic Nnttuort bes Sraiioeuten &c
luartet, that mas iie iofort batte thur
iOlIen, uabmlih iie itelIte 5000 Sure
Ilhaft unb tuuroe in Greibeit eeieet
9luf ben Sraiibenten aber 1T lie felt
benz auBerit ihleht gu iprehen
sic ldst es iih niht ausreoen, bal
er Elm pilidtuereeiiener Seamter uni
ieiner bUben StelIuns niat wiroi
iei. llebrieens itebt frau gounl
teineawegS einsis in ibrer srt oa
Der &raiioent wiro fortwabren
beimeeiudt BON 2euten, welhe il
alien m6pliden Guaelesenbeiten, oi
ibn sar nidts unssben, feline Der
; mittluns erbitten. seulid erbiel
er ioear einen 8reif BON elmer Of
ptoetsu Gbefrau, tpethe BON ibr
uertnnste, er iU0s ibeem 0tann Doc
I sinmal in's Seuiiien reosn, oamj
er oas Sriuien aufeebe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27

Cine Reu Dorfer 8eituns entlpirft
folsenbes Bib iiber bic Sanobabuns
Der Ginwauoeruna:
Sm SetentiOnsrautrt aui Gais Ss'
lauo trefen fid bic Grtreme. I'm:
ter ben 8ebauernsmertben, tie idon
felt einiaer 2eit bort ieitiisen, beiin'
ben iit 5uei iunse 9eutihe, ber II.
idbripe Ridarb Sopp uno ber 49,
idbriee Guauft Shmibt. lleber 9ei'
De lit oas 9epurtationsurtbei! ihOn
seiprOden tsOrben. neil iie Su tuenia
@elo beiisen. 8abei iino bic iunsen
Burden terneeiuno. fart 9ebaut u.
uun Riubheit auf an barte grbeit ae'
wbbnt. SUpp 1T Gderbauer, er mar
nebrere Sabre bribeu ii elmer NlOl'
ferei bebienitet uno m6bte aud bier
Su einem Garmer in 9ienit. SAmiot
luat in 9eutidlano ShlOferlebrIIng
Der Yeneel bat Sdnoe wie Elm Yar
unb ausen. aus benen aufribtiateit
unb 9rsue ipred en-. Sluh er ertlart,
baB sr sans serne auf's 9ano su els
mem 5armer m6bte.
Gabreno Sopp unb Sdmiot aus
seiblUfen iinb, neil lie nur iiber
wsnis @elbmittel neriileen, trOtoem
iie jung, itari unb arb. .itSui(lig iiuo,
if Elm anoerer 3eutitler, 9airUlaus
@0rnit. betenirt, neil er su alt
ibe;nt, trusoem er uber $3.50 in
gaar uerfapt. 0ornit 1T wobI So
Sabre alt, boh 1T er aeiuno unb
rlitis unb BON Eeruf Gerber. Gr
eibt on. bab er eiuen Sruoer, Qtar'
tuS @ornit, In Gbica9O bat. 90
lanee oieier niht eeiunoen uerosu
fann, bari 0ornit trus ieines tleinen
Serm6aens nidlt lanoen, lonoern
mus I'm 9etentionsraum auI Der Sns
iel Gribial blaien.
Strditiee iunee 2eute, bic nit ibrer
Sdnbe Nrbeit iih ole 2anoarbeiter
balb iortb,iuuen plrben unb Elm ril'
itiaer Rann, ber lber eeuua 0littel
seriiat, I'M fh iiber bic erte Belt
bsr Grbeitsiuds binwessubelien -
iie Fssn hsute binter oer5ittertsn
5.ntern, oas ginsan9stbor su benz
2aube Der 5reibeit 1T ibnen oeridiois
fen! Solen mir unter iolhen I'm.
itanben, wenn Elm ioIher @eiit ber
Gnebersipteit uuiere Ginwanoerunas'
pulitit beberridt, nidt aue 8raite
anipOruen, um bieiea Seiit su bans
men?