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The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27

made under oath and then granted
the license.
This is the end Of the gas war. The
Kansas Natural will go ahead now
and pipe gas to Kansas City, Atchis-
on, Leavenworth, Topeka and Law
renee and intermediate points The
pipe line is being extended to all Of
them now. The work has been done
by thaKansas Natural Gas Pipe Lima
and Improvement Company, a Kansas
concern. 1t is known as the little"
company, and the Kansas Natural, Of
Delaware. is known as the big" com.
pany. The "little' company is the
transportation concern, while the
"big" company is the producing com
Iany.
The chief object in wanting a IL
cense for the Kansas Natural Com.
pany was to save explanations In the
sale Of bonds on the Eastern market.
Bond buyers would rather buy bonds
of company regularly admitted into
a state than those of a company which
has no charter, but which has to
operate through some other com
pany.
The new charter provides that the
company can pipe gas within the state
Of Kansas. This, however, dossn't
prohibit 1t from piping gas out Of the
state. The Kansas board has no jur-
isdiction in another state.
Are you going to pipe gas out Of
the state?' Bank Commissioner Royce
asked.
Il think So" replied Attorney ]. X.
Cubbison.
"Of course, we couldn't prevent it,
anyhow" replied Royce. "All we can
do is to regulate your business in this
state"
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27
END OF THE GAS WAR:
LICENSED BY KANSAS

Topeka, July %. The Kansas
Natural Gas Company was licensed to
do business In the state by the state
charter board. 1t paid $1,000 as q
charter fee. 1t is Delaware corpo-
ration, with $12,00O,00O capital. Sew
eral months ago the company applied
for license, but the financial show
ing Of the company included more gas
leases than anything elsessssAt that
time there was fierce agitation on
against the piping out of gas from the
gas belt and the politicians In the
southeast part of the state took a
hand. AS result, the application
was denied. The company was doing
business In the state at the time, and
Attorney General Coleman filed suit
In the supreme court to GUST 1t. The
court recently rendered an opinion
granting the writ. While the case was
pending, the Kansas Natural continu-
ed to increase its holdings in the
state and as soon as the custer de-
clsion was rendered the company got
up another application for a charter.
Attorney General Coleman scrutin.
lied 1t and decided that the financial
showing iconformed to law.
Judge Doster, who was employed by
the Gas Protective League to assist
in prosecuting the custer proceed
ings, was on hand today 70 continue
the fight before the charter board. He
thought the league wanted to keep on
but he received word just before the
board met that the league had no fur.
Their grievances against the Kansas
Natural and would not throw any OBJ.
stacles in the way of its getting a
charter. The judge then gathered up
his law books and left. The board
looked over the financial showing
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27
WIRELESS COMMUNICATION.
Reports From Boats Carrying Body
Of John Paul Jones.

Norfolk, Va, July 24.-The Cape
Henry wireless station tonight report
ed Admiral Sigsbee's feet 200 miles
out and 1t is announced that the fleet
will not arrive until tomorrow morn
ing.
Norfalk, Va. = The commandments
Office at the Norfolk navy yard report.
ed that Admiral Sigsbee's feet bear
ing the body Of Admiral John Paul
Jones was in communication with the
Cape Henry wireless telegraph sta
ton. The report stated that the North
Atlantic battleship squadron, in two
divisions under Admirals Evans and
Davis, which went to sea to meet the
fleet bearing the body Of Admiral
jones, was close to Admiral Sigsbee's
feet.
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27
Skin Trainlna.

An enormous amount OF time Is de-
voted to the training of the hand, the
eye, and the brain, but the training of
the skin Is seldom thought Of Never
theless, well trained skin Is more
essential to health than almost any
other kind of bodily culture. The neg.
lect Of the skin must be regarded as
the foundation cause Of a large num-
Der of chronic maladies. 1t may al
most be asserted that man who will
keep his skin In thoroughly healthy
condition may defy almost any known
disease. The experienced horseman
knows very well the importance of at
tending to the skin of the animal un-
der his care. A horse which has a
hide-bound skin, with the hair dry and
dingy, dull and lifeless, in appearance,
shows by this fact that his whole body
is in state Of disease.
A healthy skin Is warm, slightly
moist, smooth, reddens quickly when
rubbed or exposed to the action of hot
or cold water. is supple and elastic,
perspires readily under exercise or the
application Of heat, and is free from
pimples, eruptions and discolcrations.
To maintain this condition, the skin
must be subjected to daily bathing and
grooming, Horsemen rub and groom
their charges daily. Wild and domes-
tic animals left free in the field habit
ually groom themselves by vigorous
rubbing against trees or other objects.
Hunters are familiar with this fact.
and often secrete themselves near .
rubbing tree as means Of getting
an easy shot at their game. Man, Of
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27
Saved His Own Sons.

Mayor Samuel Roberts Of Norris
town, Pa, has put himself in line for
a Carnegie medal. He was fishing
from a boat in the Delaware river
when he noticed that two boys had
fallen off swimming raft and We're
in danger Of being drowned Mr..
Roberts rowed to the scene, and,
plunglng in the water without time to
take of his clothing, grabbed the boys
by the hair as they we're going down
a third time. When the mayor drow
them to the surface great was his sur
prise to find they were his own child.
rem
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27
AIDS NATURES WORK
EFFECT OF AcETyEENE RAYS ON
GROWTH OF PLANTS.
Grow to Twice Actual Weight Of
Those Exposed to Sunlight Only
Latest Victory for This New and
Beautiful lIluminant

The experiments recently made at
Cornell University prove that the
beautiful rays from the gas. acetylene,
are as effective as sunlight on the
growth of plants, and this may soon
become a subjectsfor serious consider
alton by all progressive cultivators Of
the soil.
The results Of the experiments are
astonishing, inasmuch as they show
conclusively the great increase Of
growth attained by supplementing
"The Light Of Nature with "The
Light Of Acetylene" during the hours
In which the plants would otherwise be
In darkness. For instance, a certain
number Of radish plants subjected to
acetylene light during the night, grew
to twice the actual weight OF the same
number Of radishes given daylight
only, all other conditions being equal,
and peas had blossomed and partially
matured pods with the help Of acety-
lene light, while without the added
light not even buds were apparent.
Acetylene is already taking Its
place as an illuminant for towns from
a central plant, for lighting houses,
churches, schools and isolated build.
ings of all kinds, and 1t is being used
successfully for many other purposes.
A striking and important feature Of
acetylene is the ease and small ex.
pense with which 1t can be made
available compared with the great ad-
vantages derived from its use. The
machine in which the gas Is gener.
ated is easily installed.
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27
What Know We?

What know we Of the gnawing griefs
That dim perchance our neighbor's
ways
The fretting worry, secret pain
That may be his from day to day?
Then let no idle word Of ours
Sting to his heart with sore dismay.
What know we Of temptations deep
That hover round him like the night
What bitter struggles may be his
What evil influences blight?
Then be not hasty to condemn
II he has strayed from paths Of right.
We know so little of the hearts
That everywhere around us beat,
So little Of the inner lives
or those whom day by day we greet,
Oh. 1t behooves us. one and all
Gently to deal with those we meet.
Gently to deal and gently to Judge
With that divinest charity
That thinks no evil, but would seek
The good In every soul to see,
Measuring not by what 1t Is,
But by that which II strives to be.
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27
Bit Into a HPonY.n

During an interval in the June ex-
animation at Belgrade university, &C.
cording to the London Globe, pro-
fessor saw the boys buying cakes in
the playground. 1t struck him that
just a bite or two between whites
would not be amiss, so he, too, pur-
chased one of the same aids to indi-
gestion. At his first chew his teeth
met a piece of paper, and on inspect
ing 1t he found that it contained the
answer to one Of the questions in the
examination carefully worked out.
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27
Lake Superior Iron Ore.

New York. July 25.-The Colorado
Fuel and Iron Company has bought
10000 tons of Lake Superior iron ore.
This is the first time any ore from
the lake region has gone west of the
Missouri river.
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27

Mother Gray, nurse in New York,
discovered q pleasant herb remedy for
women's ills, called AUSTRALIAN.
LEAF. Cures female weaknesses, Back
ache, Kidney, Bladder and Urinary
troubles. At all Druggists or by mail
SOC, Sample mailed FREE. Address,
The Mother Gray Co., Leroy, N. Y.
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27
Places Made for Them.

1t is the amiable custom of the
house of lords to preserve, duly
"docketed,' places in their cloak
room for young peers awaiting their
coming of age. To show how thought
full they are in this respect there is a
place reserved for the baby Marquis
of Donegal, against the arrival Of his
21st birthday.
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27

all animals, neglects to groom himself.
and this ID especially true Of civilized
man. for. as Is well known, the savage
and half-civilized nations from time
immemorial have practiced rubbing
the body as means Of maintaining
health
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27

Had 1t ever occurred to you to lose
your head gives another advantage
Of the absence and full sway to use
your brain?
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27

Never deceive yourself by trying
to influence others-fear is always
firmly implanted where the decep.
ton is felt
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27

Some people seem fated to develop
some good cause while others are
given luxuries to develop their adj
verse qualities.
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27

Don't you know that Defiance Starch
besides being absolutely superior to
any other. is put up 16 ounces In pack
age and sells at same price as IL
ounce packages Of other kinds?
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27

People who know things know
them from imagination of their own
concentration.
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27

1t is true that healthy body means
a healthy mind, yet fruit tree that
won't bear fruit is attractive only to
vegetarian insects.
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27

DON'T FORGET
A large 2oz. package Red Cross Ball Blue, only
scents. The Russ Company, South Bend. Ind.
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27

Mrs. Windows Soothing syrup.
For children teething, softens the gums, reduces ~
Illumination. allayB pain. cures wind c0lic Csc botto.
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27

DR.. David Kennedy's Tavorite Remedy n
adapted TO both sexes and all ages Cures kidney and
Liver complaint and puri les the blood d all druggs
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27
Hare il RaIIef for Momsn.

Those who deserve success rarely
fail to get 1t.
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27

What know we Of the gnawing griefs
That dim perchance our neighbor's
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-15

bat anssbIi6 Elm orarloiss J.u.rs
m.Ib,ipfsm srFunbtn. lp.ld.s pouis
outomat,Id drbsitet, Sm Gaa. zines
syeu,rs nirtt bi. Sibs bel ein.m be-
ftimmtsn 8raos auf ben Sisnolappa'
rat uro cine ,infa6, Weloung, tpsldt
bic Qenaue Branbitsl, ansiebt. 5udt
burd sinen Qeitun9sbrabt empor na4
BEN 9ads in einen Wditbdumdpparat
uno piro bur6 bic GuIt nab BEN
6eusr : 9duptquartisr sstrug.n, bsFsn
ReteiUer dui ben Welots Nppdrdt ab9es
itimmt 1T. gDsnn bic Wslbuns eins
triiit, 10 lGutet cine Olods 10 LANCE,
biz Der bi~snittbuenoe Nnge'telte oies
Ielbs nab einem einfa6sn GOber bon
puutttn uno Strifen iib.rnimmt;
Der Sober III 10 einiuh, bah nitt elm
mcl cine Nenntnib beg 9sIsgrdpbirsns
notblpenoi9 III. Der Grfinosr bebdup:
let, paB isOer Gtraben : Ilormappus
rat gum Nu'nebmcn Der Wleloung elm
0erihtet lpGrnen tonne.
YerQnii al unp outer Ding.
pon einem Nusilug ieines Ssrein5.
bsNen Sddgmeiitsr er mar, 3uriidtsb
renp, lit in Nep gort Der Nnitreider
@tcr9 Reitert al' entistlife Beiie
um's Eeben Qetommen. SIN Conn:
tagsitaot, nit einem 6ei:ab3eid'n duf
Der Yyuit, bstrat er bic citation her
2ieibabn an Der Yro0tINrer bride,
nm na6 Der ubsren Stdct gu labren,
0aran %Qelr0bnt. gu ben 9duptun-
ordn0sltmctn, in oeaCn man llh elner
Wlab i0rmIid eriGmpfen mulb, 81 lab.
ZEN. runn.e er, ais Elm GotGl3l9 in BIZ
! Citation einIubr, uebsn bem iabrenoer
,2u0e her, nm ais ErIter btneIn5u.
Tprlr0en. Ni,rtei rutitte cr aus uni
osristb nit benz reAten Btin 3WIlter
rem WOOen uno ben R0no cer Vlatt.
form. Eb0Ieih has NnQitQeIdr.i be-
NuoenjstOen ben WotprfIibr.r Saroll
Grams perGnlubte. ioIort bic Notb
byemie on8uoreb.n. ipuros Der Werm't
bod fat cine gauge Wa9enlGn9s lDeI
osi6leiit. Der WsrungIiidts mar il
left einastsil,. bah Der Wu9sn srIt mi
0ebsbGumsn 9ebobsn ipero,n muBtc
I'm i'm aus Isinsr i6rediidsn Gage 81
bsIrsisn. Sin 9oipitalurjt itslte ei
men IGlusrcn Yru6 bes 9iiittnOtent
isit uno nabm ben Votisntsn nit mad
BEN SoIpital. no er buIc nab feline
EinIi,Icruna an innerIidtr Yer6lu
tuna itarb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-15
- 49, o -.~uD
Dom QuslIuSt.

Nm 9o93eitBtuge oss
bsutiden &ronprin3sn tpurosn ben
Dsrtmsiiter llrbanc5ititen Gbeleuten
in Ratibor sSdmmsr 3tusi SndNn
gsborsn, Mit RiidTdt auf bic Ysoeus
tung bisIss cages parots ij9 Il. nit
Der Bite an ben &ronprin3sn, bel ben
Neuaeborsnsn bic pateniteIe gu iiber'
ne6men. Der Gronprin3 id9tt BEN
sliidlifsn Samilienpltsr bic Grfiil'
lung ieinss Dunidss gu uno 9eItatte.
te, baB lsin Rame in oaS air4enbu4
sinaetrastn tpsrOs. @lei6jeiti9 IieB
Der 3bronTolaer ben tIeinsn WeItbiirs
germ Elm PuthsngsIdent BON ie 80
Mart jugeb:n.
-0a8neueIentbare 2uft'
fdiff 2sbauops fties bieier 2age in
Ga 6erte ipus SonurH uuf, pdhirts bel
teftigem QDinoe Chateau 2Gierrp UNI
8 llbr so Minuten, urb ais eas 2ufts
i4iff GpsrnoD um 10l. ubr erre!Ate,
purbe bds Wstter beTer. lin 11l2
llbr Iunbsts baS 2uftIdiff i'm Eager
BON Gbalpna. oils bds Isntburt Gufts
f6iff nit 0ilIe bon SOlbaten, bic gu
bi.Ism 3tsd in bic 8onbsI seitieSsn
tpar,n, felt sema6t puroe. brad Elm
llnpettsr los. Der 9aIon ssrbra4
bic 2aue uno i6sitertt an 8dumen.
tpOhei er p~olitGnbis uufgeriFen puree.
81, in unOrbnuns ssbruftt Wdi4ines
ri. ipurbs nit ben Solpaten gu 8oben
esfdlsuSsrt, bod e~rIitten biefe nur
Qustfdunsen.
-HsutnS du sesen 9bsas
tsrbrdnbs bat Der Gbef Der Seusripebr
gu Nantss @onje .rbd9t. Gr nennt
feline Grfinbuns Der automutifte
Tsuerpsbrmunn-. Gl,ttriide appus
rate, bi. i'm san5sn 9dus Usrtbsilt iinb.
srm0slidsn. bab in benz aus.n6Iid,
bd bic S.mptratur an ireenb elmer
Stsu, etnsn s.piHsn Grab errsidt, Elm
GGutepsrt bier i,IbIttbGtig in 9.pez
sun9 esrGtb. 0as pubIitum bort
bisis GIuds ni4t, iOnbsrn nur cine
Capitalization, bi. nit 3 Bis 500
aloppsn ousSsriiitst 1T. 9isfs j.issn
s,nuu ben Srt bes Geu,rs an. 3u'
0leid trstsn absr au9 bic automati'
f9en Seu.rIOidsr in attiOn unb i.bsn
hen e,fdbrbstsn Raum D0lig untsr
0dFtr. Gs finb stnfade DafuIsi'
tungcn, bsrsn Ysri6liiFs BEL 70 Grab
GsIiius ihm.Ijsn. IuBtrbem iommt
aud Elm &pparat CUR Wsrip,nbuns, Der
bi. llmtuanOluns bes asp0bnIidtn
Wafsys in Observation-Disclosures uutos
matiI6 bslriri!. 9isT.s befibt be-
tanntIi6 cine sr0bsr. 2Oi6trdft. 0ds
n.us Sgittm III b,rsits tsi benz @runo
Sb6otre in Nantes sinesfibrt, unb in
n69Tsr Sci! biirItsn uu4 dnbers fruns
SOIiiGs Yiibnen bomit dus9eftdttst
lperoen.
-GinbrOIGistr rs
fuI bsim 8,iud. bss O.utf4en auis
i.rs auf Der Stubb.ntamm.r Diro
unt.r ben SoBniber 9~ubeedftsn bel
bsIa9t. aIs in Sabnib b,iunnt
purb.. bub Der Euii,r ben 9Oniss'
itubl b.Tidtissn tuOnts, mudt.n fi4
nutiirlid bel. 9ubssGit. uut, UNI ba'
bel Su f,in. 9i. an BEN bob.n Gtlisn
SurrsrO,n iuor,n i.br enttdufdt. uls
Der WOnurd nidt am aOnissItubl
lunb.!s. ~fOub,rn uuf BEN %fOesuunutsH
iIsiHen hiIdsrtsu an Gano uinu uno
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-15

tlef itbenoe Su1el obue Nebena0etdpr
his iebt nod nit)t ertIsrnt petoen
tonnte, Bon bem StuR purbe drbers
benz cine 0nhere jlrn9e Game Ieiht an
Der Siifte perleBt. Tap man am bell
lidten GuQe unb in pfIenbar iibers
iihtljdtm 2crrain cine in siner SGns
9emutte lieHente Zane nift nit elmer
WlIotdte rcrlpctieIn lam, lisgt duf
Der Sanb.
6err9uia ro 10 e.
rer Barrier giirger, bate in ieinem
Qebsn eifri9 ben 5rausn 9stuloigt.
0ds oa'uaeb6yiBe @ieirgelb beiuB II
in REDEEM Wtabt. llno bod srlebte Ct
a0bIrci4s GnttGuiduugen, nenn bic
llnbeitInoigisit Der msibliten 6erien
madte Inn oiel Summer. Gnnlih in
r~eiftrsn E0q2n fano er Elm Weien, ol3
IS srnit unD trtu nit inn meinte. llno
CUR g%elobnung binterlieB er ieiner
Sreuncin cine iabrIittHtnte pon 5000
SrarcS. Mla er abr Ous Seitlmsnt
perfaBts, muB sr ppbI ols 0sfiibl gss
bubt Gdlcn, NGb i'm aud i'm 0rdbe bic
idnOos Giftliudt nif)t rubig ihlaFsn
lafen lpiiroe, bsnr er idrisb: ,Sm6lQ
Iid Wme. N0sr p~erbeiru,6tn ooer cine
dnosre Werbtnoung einQebsn iolte, 1T
iie nit 10000 6rant einnaIig obill
finoen. 9ds miro msin ltbte5 Nnoen.
ten iein." Strr glitayo itarb, uber
feline 5rsunoin 1T nod jung, uuo oa
ie burfaus teine Quit bate, Iid pOn
Der S0fel Der 6reuoen traurig lpe9}us
ihiten. peri6entte iis ibr Scr; un}uz
balo pieoer. Die grbsn bes YerItrrs
benen MOLTEN lie nun d~bfinben. Qlber
Mme. G6er Iieb es auf cine &ldae dns
tOmmen, uno has 0eri6t nabm fir lie
pdrtei. IS eradtete, baB bic &lauiel,
ourd bic Der Neritorbene ii6 Der elpiz
gen Sreue oerIidern lpoNte, bic peri0ns
li6s Sreibeit Der Glbtn heeintrGhtiJe
unb 10 9sgsn bic Gffentli6e SronunJ
Oeritpbe. Die &luuIel iei bssbdIb aIs
nidt 9eIariebsn un3uisben,
Sn Der NGbs bes Die
%tpridparts, Der in einem Grmsren
Staott6eil QonbonS liegt uno BON ben
unteren Wolt6tlahen piel beiuft
loirb, fpicIte iia tiir5Iid eine ideub
Iids Scene AZ. Gin otter MNnn ron
65 Subren mar in ben pdrt Negaus
gen, UNI ieinen Neffen auf8uiufen,
Der uls YOli5iit bort an0citellt lit. Wis
sr srfubr. oab iein NeiIe nitt i'm
DENT iei, la0srts er iid i'll bsr NGbs
elmer ipielen0en &inesrI6Uur inS
Gras. Die Sinbsr b~ebauptsten plGB,
lad, BAH Der gllte Iih an eircm tleinen
WGo6sn ptrQrifien babe. Is FER.
iammeIte iia iofort cine oyoberbe
8OItsmsnae, Der Der aIte Mann nit
Miibe bur6 bic berbeieilsnbe YOIi3ei
sntriHsr lpuroe. Gin ouf Der YOli5eie
ItatiOn bes Turte8 iofprt ubgebultsnsS
@erb0r CAB teins Qnbaltspuntte fir
bic S6ulb tes Mannss, urb bic 30;
li5si btf6lpb, BEN @srbHfteten mad
benz purieinsau9 5u bringen unO bort
in 6reibeit gu iebeu. Quf benz 0sge
nad BEN Giusunse luurbsn bic polis
5iitsn bon elmer beulenben 8oltsmsnss
bsslsit.t. Srubbem bic idIimmftsn
0rObunsen uusssitobsn purben, IieB
bic ppliSei ben unsliidIifsn Wann
obne gduB Dor benz Yart Itsben unb
sntfernte ii6. MGnnsr unb 5rauer
itiir3tsn iid burauf unter tpiloen 5lis
den uuf ben ungIiidIi6sn, Der Dsrssbs
lid UNI SiIfe rief. S9Iisblid brad sr
unter ben Gauitbi.b.n bes pObels gus
iammsn. Gin ar5t, Der SufaIlig bss
@eses fam, tonnte lsbislid c%onIiatis
rem. bob Der Sob sinsstrstsn mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-15

Orti Gdtmorcnt nit elmer fItintr
:6lditt 4 bdmrtrlain's feibpch,
Cholera uno Ourhfdll 11lcoi;ir
ron Gbolert 2l1orbus 9chcilt.
S.r ". 8. Uuplar Siebtpner,
Ala erSabIt cine @rfabrunp Die Ell
mldj,e, ndbrenb er oils @eihwOre:
ner IN elmer MOtbuntc, iutune in
GOmnrbsuiue, arelsbnupila0t pom
Rreiie gIebourne, Nll.. iisurirte. VI
iast: .NdbreuO ih bort mar, nB id
stwas tfiihes uno auh 8urit'Jleiih,
oas be, mir GbOlern DiUrbus in iebr
lhiimmer 5Orm ueruriabte. SD
fablte arg eleno uno iGiite naf els
ner eepiGen 9bulera : gteoisin, fntt
oeiien inn0le mir Der G~pOtbeier cine
| 5lnihe gbamberlnin's 9eibweb, gbU'
Iera uno DurhiaG. MeoiSin nit benz
Bsmertsn, oaG er oas @emlni1ts
bate, mir nbet in 5Dlse Der Gr'
prDbtbtit oieies Seilmittels, ~purS63e
mir iesteres ~ ihiden. ba er fur
beien unfeblbare BUR %enrautire. Sd
nabm cine Epie oauUn un0 flblte In
fhnf Rinuten better. Ole irpeits
GOIe bsilte mid edn;lih. 3wei
Nitsei9worene litten IN oerielben
Belle unb cine finf unb stuanjip
Gent Slni@e heilte uns ale brei.
Gum Sertanf bel @uIter SlOs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-15
German Syrup.

Bir tupIen unieren 9eiern Elm
bradlif periidern ouB YOidJee's
German Syrup beut5utape putin
has einsiee 8rdparat i'm @iartte III
meldj1s S1ninbiuHt linoert uno
beilt. IS entbalt bic @ieenmittel,
aIs reinen 9beer, GusSus BON Yflans
senbars uIm., tuelhe alS Seilmittel
fur Sulten Mno Shminbiuht upn ben
meoesiniihen GOnsreiien 10 bod &C.
ibdst iino. Der ShWinof9ti9e,
einerlei pb bic Sranibeit i'm palie
Ooer 2unae, mus oes NnttS Rube
babe uno oes WDraens frei iein uUn
Gnidue ppn tr0feneu uno f~ulternben
Sufen. Die ertrantten 2beile Der.
lnneen nab Sube, beilenoer unO
linbenoer Bebanolune, uno Der 4a,
tient beborf Der friihen 2uft, outer
Mabrune freien Gusuurfs bea Utor'
gems, nit ibneGer uno oauernoer
2inoerung. Eleine 5laid1en Su
rs Gents eep6bnlihe Sr6se nabeSu
"A Rnl 10 siel eptbalteno rs Gents.
Sn aIen Gpptheten au baben.
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Sbpin6i ud,t bsilbar.

Die Shwinbiuht III ubne aOt
5rnge heilbar. Ytan mus rur 3ul
retten 3eit ons retlte 4fItttl nnrpenp
ben. Gie SGwinoiudii, me btl
arOBe oeut'he @elsbrle @rcilijur
Rod ingt, tann nur in einem dino,
DIN aorper t0otlih merten. 4vit
anoeren. tarSen gSUrten: lie
S@ninoiuht beeinnt i'm NPaaeu, ie
enifeCt ourh ihls4te WerOauure.
uno Ett e, NO be SeiIuns be,
ed .Jla m6aiIh 1T Gaitoben
SlGt'aHt, iGledlter @tihmGd in
atunoe, beIesie 3unes, GOpiitmer.
sen, Shwinbel, ;fiimmern Dor ber
Gueen, y r~tOpiune, eslbe @elidis
tarbe 0oer iOHitise Symphonic uur
2eber f6tnnssu, iopie Eierenltibsr
init tbrer ernuer SautInrbe, ibrer
tpoherilhtieen Anihw.auneen bel
Aneenlioer unb Der 5iBs -nQes baa
seiet on, bob Der BerOnuunas. uni
erndhrunesprUSe6 erTiDrt, beabalt
Der aorpsr eeiGwaht unO jenel
@slbeI Der ReniGbeit. Der SHmlno,
iud1t, iberIiefert miro, tuenn eel
Rrnnie niHt nod redtSsitie BON ben
slnjieen EitteI Sebruua moft, bas
ibm aaein bic @siunObeit suru6ue,
ben tam. llno bieie DRittel finb bic
Si. BERNARD ar6uterpluen, bic fl,
25.gents in isber SIpOtbete su baber
fino. eieie RiGen, nur aus oer
SiltrdftiaIien ardutern btrsefeQt,
baben Tn Jasrbunberteu 8ebntaulen
be boz ber e&winbiutt bewabrt!
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S.bts Ho6nuu9 srid,wunoiu

NlS teruOrraQenoe Ner,te iaGten
baB w. VI. S%miibhart, BON Yet,n,
g., unheilbore Shwlnoiut)t babe,
mar oeiisn leBte SUifnuna oabin
nber 81. @innS Mem 3iacUutrU iil
5d)minoiudt. 9uiten unb @rtdItun
aen retteten ihm uDm @rnte. u
in0t: rGieie Wteoi5ln hat mid priino'
lid turlrt uno meiu 9eben 9erettet
Seitoem babe idJ lie 10 Sabre lana
~aebrautjt, unb eratte oieieIbe ais
cine munoerbare& QnlS. uno 9unaen
Seilmittel." Strena milienldoit
lid)es leilmittel fir pulteu. webeu
Sals Uber GrialtunQen, uno lideres
%orbeuaun0smittel re lenTneumunin
&arantirte 6lnidlen 81 80 Cents unt
500 in Wnlter Bros. Npothete
Y,ube 6Iaihe irei.
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1iNls Ill EthtnN

3ulett melB ta MiCmnu6; nber odS
miiien mir, onB ca iitl nodl itri'ten
WeieGtn rIdltet. Tln Itidti te %ers
letuna oieier @eirte ucrurindt
SGmerScn. llmre 1~elmdGlIeS ye.
ben brin9t Die Oranuc au6er Gro-
nuna uuo bat N~erltOIuna, 9opiwcb
unO 4eberteiten I'M GeiOlpc. 81.
0inas Netu 4iie FILLS bclien iOIdlcn
8eihneroen prompt ob. Sic linO
a~naenebn, mirten nber arlnol;tl.
Mar 2jcte. in g8attcr YrOS. GruB'
fore.