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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-09
PLEADS FOR SHIPPING.
Dir. GaIinger Urges Passage of
of Merchant Marine Bill.

Washington Jan. s.-Mr Galinger, chairman OF
the Merchant Marine Commission, addressed the
Senate to-day on the commissions shipping bill.
Tins oDeninc the debate on that question Quot
ing the utterances of Presidents Mckinley and
Roosevelt on the importance of building up the
merchant marine. he urged Congress TO heed those
asnonitjons by passing law that would relieve the
situation.
The Importance of shipping as a means of de
fence was urged and after analyzing his bill Mr..
CiaiKngc- summed up the probable results of its
message as follows:
fEirst-A force Of l0Ooo naval volunteers. trained
To the naval service 1000. s,o ~
Second-A new ieet OF from 100000 TO 5000 tons
of steel mail steamships naval reserve OF faSt
transport. ammunition ships supply shlos' auA'i-
larfes. etc. IN OF war
ThirdTA new addition Of 1-yD0O0 tons OF cargo
vessels increasing fourfod the actual ocean ship
ping ri the United States.
1.-The creation OF ten new and strengthened
American steamship lines 10 South America. Cen
trail America Africa and Asia. supplemented by a
large and active fleet of tramp Or cargo vessels
eDeninE new markets and giving increased trade
and ef1poymeut for the whole American people
Impossible to set down in specific figures. but nifty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-09

Tenas Congressman disks for an
Investigation.

Washington, Jan S.-Representative Sheppard, of
Texas. introduced the following resolution in the
House. to-day:
Resolved. by the House of Representatives. That
committee of Republican and Democratic mem
bers of the House be appointed by the Speaker
investigate the recent, violent expulsion of an
American mother from the White House offices
and grounds by executive officials and employees
while she seeking audience with The
fee have power to summon witnesses and report
as soon possible 10 the House.
Mr. Sheppard made the following statement con
corning resolution:
introduce this resolution in the OF
American motherhood and American wOmanhOod.
The occurrence which is the Of this resOiu-
tion was a violation of sentiment that gori-
fes American manhood and American chiValry.
The brutal treatment of this woman, who was
bIt acting within her rights, seems to me to be
oIItrag eous and indefensble. The American Con-
eress orgh not permit the matter to rest without
The rnosf thorough and searching investigation. 1t
inuai1es The most sacred element OF American
lie the respect and reverence which every true
American citizen accords the American woman,
nd esneciaIlv the American mother When the
PRESIDENT of the United States, with all the glamour
of ais great office. steps into the presence of an
roerican mother he is in the presence Of his supe
rinr This action OF his subordnates should Ger
tainly be investigated
The resolution was referred the Committee
on Rules
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-09

entire legal reserve with some State officer, at
which time Auditor should transfer the sesuIl-
in which the company is organized II a rev states
would adopt this plan it would result IN every
State having insurance companies recurring inc ue
post.
Another grave defect in the methods of life in
surance is the accumulation OF a so-caled sur
plus. which in great measure. at least represents
deferred dividends The surplus existing IS not
reckoned a liability for the reason that no POI
icy, far / have been able 10 ascertain, con-
tains any more positive assurance of distribution
than that policyhOlder shall be entitled 10 such
share of the surplus the directors OF the com
ferred dividends has tendency 10 LEAD the DUST
ness away from the field OF investments ten
dency which IS altogether too prominent, and
which should be checked oy such reasonaDIe resu-
latfons as can prescribed without tnjuring the
legitimate enterprise OF insurance
It seems TO me that every consideration Of safety
credited paid to participating pohcy holders sna14
BE- Jscertained and paid. or otherwise disposed o.
ue strengthened as 10 require an annual &C
counting between each company and its poficyhoid-
holders viii be notified OF their respective shares
in the surplus Of the preceding year The amend
Inent should also provide for the options which at
that time may be exercised py the pohcynolderss
l-a-reIV. Ia withdraw the dividend in cash to
use il the purpose of purchasing further insur-
ance In 50 recommending. il must be understood
sb.+ IA not advocate the distribution annually.
3f the entire surplus. believe that there should
he standard forms ef policies. They should be uni
form in all Compauies-plain. simple and direct
The railways and their allied forces want TO pre-
serve the caucus and the conventions simply be-
chance through thus system OF dominating the az
fairs Of the State than they would have through
primary election system They cannot SO easly
spread th@iT nHtS dhOut tRe voters as LaeS caH
about the delegates Their leaders cannot be 50 in
innate with the body of the people they are Win
the n19naEers OF eaueuses and conventions, =
primary election Law VIII minimize If II viii not
DESTROY. he power Of railways in politics, and Z
there were no other reason for enacting sucn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-09

Paris. Jan. S.-The belief is expressed in gov
efnrnels quarters that Venezuela's prolonged de-
lay IN settling the Taigny incident will cause
early recourse TO energetic measures. It is add
90 that France viii act only after full under
sanding and accord with the United States.
The present indications of hrmness appear to be
ooincident with certain energetic measures
adopted by the American government. These
include, IL is said. instructions to Minister Rus
san Of a rather peremptory character. saying
Thar Venezueias course had given grounds 10
expect that she intended fully 10 repair the Of
Fence. and asking that these expectations be
realized without further delay.
The effect of the American instructions is 70
uphold the French position that the withdrawal
OF the offensive letter 10 the French charge
d'sffaires did not suffice. and that Venezuela
should promptly accord proper recognition TO M.
Ts.gny who throughout has carried out the
specific instructions of the French government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-09
crisis In ASPHALTCASE
CASTRO REJECTS OFFER.
rongress Dag Be asked to Take
Drastic fiction.

,,-ashngtcn. Jan. Secretary Root has been
,-f,,,ed BY cable of the complete failure OF the
o.iations which have been held at Caracas
eItnF TO d settlement Of issues between the
usrmudez Asphalt Company and the Venezuelan
-...rnrnent ami the departure from Caracas OF
e counpanys treasurer. Clyde Brown. The sec
-o.a-v has accordingly called on Mr.. Calhoun
=. Presidents special commissioner for MS re-
-. ,pon hat controversy the basis Tor I'M
..adiste acton on the part of the department
:. g probaEIe that the report will be submitted
- Congress and some line of action suggested.
cticialls the negotiations between the govern
-,snts Of Ehe United States and Venezuela TOT al
odiustnsaat Of the asphalt difficulty nave re-
-,o;ned n allegiance since MT. Bowens retire
-osnt as American Minister at Caracas Al mat
time the-st atus-of the case was as follows:
The property Of the asphalt company at Lake
relicidad had been seized by the venezuelan
o,urt and "a receiver in the person OF Mr. Garner
,Iaoed in charge. In addition, the venezuelan
government had obtained judgments against the
Company in its courts for about sl-oea0Oo dam
ares on arcourst of alleged extension OF assist
ance by the Company 10 the Matos rebellion
AGAINST this action the company protested to
this government which interviewed, through MI
Bowen. with what approached an ultimatum
At this point negotiations ceased for time
Meanwhile the company. encouraged by the
State Depa1m ent, attempted 10 obtain through
private conferences with President Castro
settlement of its troubles These conferences
have been going on for nearly two months, but
have failed because, it is understood. President
Castro is dissatisfied with the amount of the
annual payment which the company offers 10
make in return for the right TO exploit the as
pbalt lake.
As a resuttof this failure. it becomes the duty
,of the Safe Department again to take up direct
negotiations with the Venezuelan government.
and il is animated that at this time they will
be carried 10 conclusion, IL the temper of Con-
gress admins. fer il is the present intention OF
the Executive to refrain from any drastic &C
ton until Congress has been consulted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-09
ALMOST IN ULTTM4TUM,
France, Through Mr. Russell. Takes
fiction at Caracas.

Washington Jan. S.-Presdent Castro's failure
to recognize the French charge at Caracas On
New 1e2rs Day will not he allowed TO pass un-
noticed - the French gooernnent At the. re-
guest OF France Mr. Russell the American Min
lister at Caracas VIII mike to President Castro
ous'Tepresenations. which may prove to be
fna!
The French governments position, is that it
has exhibited sufficient patience in its attitude
toward President Castro. and that the time is
near when action must be substituted for words
unless President Castro. changes his attitude. So
lar as IS known here the latest representations
70 President Castro do not include a time limit,
ana therefore cannot be termed u1timatum in
Inc strict sense of the word. but they leave no
doubt about the serious intention of the French
government and are of a more vigorous tone
than any former messages. Meantime the
French feet is in the West Indies awaiting the
turn of'events
a conference between Mr.. Root and NJ. Jus
sersnd the French Ambassador, is'scheduled for
this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-09
An INSURANCE MESSAGE.
Coz. Cummins Suggests Remedies
for 44buses to Iozca Legislature,

Des Moines Iowa, Jan Sat . joint session
If the House and Senate this afternoon Cover
nor cunmins-s biennial message was rea5
- ,oa,,. roucb discussion of life insurance
among the people in general during the last Two
years II is just beginning 10 be ltte understood
~ the motley holders. The opportunities for dis
honesty and extravaganza have oeen 50 fully eT-
matted In the investigations recently carried on IL
Nev-York that the public mind rs engrossed with
The inquiry We nave seen that the possession OF
tsr,af Volumes of securities. which be changed,
InanipulaIed ana used for individual profit and ul-
ferinr purpOSeS. presents a temptation that most
men cannot resist and constitutes a menace thai
ought not 10 perpetuatcd believe, therefore, that
from, this time forward al 'old line life Insurance
companies organized under tc laws OF other states
and desiring carry on business in the state OF
Iowa should be required to deposit with The state
Auditor securities equal IN amount TO TIE legal r.
serve Ipon The policies issued upon LIKES ~ this
state. for the protection Of such pocyfioltlers the
deposits 10 continue until the State IN which the
company Is organized shall require deposit OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-09
4RMOURS LOSE SUIT
Mast Pay State License Tor-
Decision Against Addicks.

washington Jan Sin an opinion by ChleI
Justice Fuller the Supreme Court OF the Ohlteu
States to-day decided the case OF the armour
Packing Company against B. r Lacy treasures
of North Carolina, in favor of the State rms
case grew out of an effort to enforce the NorIh
Carolina law imposing a license tax on every
meat hacking house doing business IN the state
The Armour company contended that IL was not
doing hacking business in the State, as it did
no slaughtering there. but the law was uphelu
nv the State Supreme Court and this finding
noe sustained The law was also attacked on
Tho ground that it's enforcement was an inter-
ference with interstate commerce; that II con-
trayened the uniformity rule OF the North caro-
lima constitution, and was contrary 10 the leu
eral constitution. because 1t was class leglsia-
tion but the court accepted the Interpretation
of the State Supreme Court and sustained the
,or. Justices Brown White, Peckham and NC
1aM, 5iseented on the ground that the Ar
I11onr company is not engaged In DONG pach-
ing (house business in the State, but IN sei4hs
meat.
Iustice McKenna delivered the opinion IN the
case Of !. Edward Addicks and A W. Hallln-
borg against the Cobre Grande Copper Coih-
pany favora BILE to the companys mine IN sonora
Mexico of the Greene Consolidated Copper COM
PAW. Addicks and Hallinborg are stockholoerS
in the Cobre company and they sought by in
junction TO restrain the tIe'Ii74St " ~ pr
erty and the funds of the company Oh oePoslt
in a hank in Phoenix Ariz. They charged that
H.. nroperty which they represented to be worth
81 o0nOOO was being disposed of for an made
orate prices. and, further, that the oHlceCs OF
the Cohre company had been induced by motives
of personal gain to sacrifice the property. They
also asked for receiver, and the Arizona courts
holding that this was the only point before them
for consideration, decided against Addlcks and
Hallinborg The Supreme Court affirmed the
ending on the ground that the compliments had
no Grounds for their suit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-09

are submitted to the only body under the COZ con,
stftution that has the right to reject or ratl1y
them. :. oI,+ior +o
santo Domingo was read, Mr.. Lodge announced
that he would ask to have it referred 10 tle
f11tIre he should object to discussion or the
treaties or foreign relations in the open oenale
He said that such course was contrary u Ny NJ
shirt Of the rules and unwise Poncy- M -:
bacon said the President of the United states o ~
his had discussed the net doesn
ton whereupon Mr.. Lodge repneu' +bo Presi-
6a14 does. we administer our own rules
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-09

f,,d or bundredfold the entire cost of the ma
rional SubyentionS.
In closing the Senator said:
we have paltered with and postponed TINS qu Y5s
tim of American ocean trade for forty years W
have seen our shipping and our seaTen ,5
every nation graspng the trade ma i,G tbat the
steady decline of ocean Shipping Shee &c t 4Ie
ma rks the one great and humiliatihg faliIe OF
RepubIcan party But the Republican party lftS
failed here alone because here alone has no oee4
true to Republican principles II mas Pi1 4ilH
everything else that felt the pressure Of foreign
comnetitioD but it has left unprotected the o.e
industry that feels foreign competition most dlrecu!
and keenly of all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-09

The dispatch saying that the State Department
ses received news Of the failure Of negotiations at
Caracas for The settlement of the controversy be-
tween the NHw-York and Bermudez Company and
The Venezuelan government confirms the exclusive
cable message published In The Tribune few
weeks ago This latter dispatch told of the trip
70 Caracas N Clyde Brown. treasurer of the New
York and tsermudaz Company. for the purpose of
enecting q settlement Of the litigation and Of the
failure Of RS mission.
President Castro who ordered the suit against
the American Asphalt Company, which deprived it
OF its rcorrerty al C5uanoon. the suggestion of
Ambrose Howard Garner formerly naging di-
rector of Dc New-York and Bermudez. Company
continued ubdurste and refused to settle the
trouble d vs,uld neither consent to the abandon
rnent Of ne s. G10.90o damage suit pending
against tFse company. nor would he 10 the
New-TorF and Bernudez Company its asphalt lake,
which r. ; crfscated ~ the High Federal Court
by lie fica il another suit.
Nj C-rsr Hzlo Instituted both suits. is now
receivr- cf 1h,. plant al Guanoee, representing
oytersItt rne Es7nezuelan lie is at the
tine T Il hcsz 81 the Pan-Anserican Company,
UEning sen Is pfaIt property in Mexico in which
AMI ere 20 Barber. formerly president Of the
Asph;- Trt Z IS also an official The latter is now
presil4 4 The 4 /. Barber Asphalt Company,
which racr cauy controls the output of the Ber-
nude aka IN fact it is generally understood
that NJ amer. IS receiver, represents him in
TenezC L
sunni : up. II, <present asphalt fight is between
Mr "a, Ter and VI. Garner on one side. with the
venezu1 En your;s, controlled by President Castro.
as % np!acent ally. aTs the NewYork and Ber-
mudez company On the other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-09
LIABILITIES.
ASSETS.


Government State County gr e
sss" Asss Es~"."
Bond Mortgages 81 RS mn f
world m reserve F77aa S
L%s Ed" "'y reserve
Estate Pieces
s""""' not " wear
transit d in
oR
82n35
1906.
mdPoc- btevd n
Pd
nara5r7 orprss new INSURANCE d ~
..
rm - -
nys@nna
dp~mbsL
mprhAH ybaHm
EI-O
honm December
ehrvnH this dhcfdh
IEsuEy7sI Bonds -
HcrmA
stndtur "a due
ahnh til uh haze @A
ausof these
qofbe BninmA b
H
nmu1hh$ nt Of
10000 an
remainder OF "em@f 1rD,o7er
CnhhdPu biz Ant
mEl4 F f. P A.
The Company publishes detailed description its Assets p"pnsP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-09

$50 its pohcyhods oed u' -
y adore
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04
Ssfanutmadun

SD erlnube mir hermit meincn
aelebrten auuOen, iOmie benz gabti,
ium I'm aasemeinen, mitSntbeiien
onB ih, UNI linen bic bette unb
prompleite SeOienuus gu fifern, Don
iest on ale Eaifenubren ionic
SAmudiuden ieOer Dirt, melbe mir
BUR Rspurutur lberssben merOen,
mad ct, aUuis Tenben psrDe, mo-
ielbit bic SIrbsit Iefert unb bon &C.
feeidten stiUerIaHieen 2Irbeir
tern ausseflbrt meroen pirb.
Sebs arbeit wiro aarantiert; BIZ
Rreiie werben mdBia iein, unb
bic 8uuOen Oarfsn fid Oarauf uerlai.
len, oab aIe arteit IOfurt unb in
m6sli4h iurser 5sit nuserfabri
wirO.'u
GGtunesuUG, Gu q. VI. Greunb,
4 StroBe, i'm nBetrus" @ebduoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04
Dermaaner pulksblatt.

Grst pttapGo. Gerausseber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04

Vim Nlittwod, vi. Spril, iDuroeu
i'm peim Der Gltern Der Braut, Ga.
cuff. 8saemnn's. ~iaopeHlid bon
RapSisru. gu sinem aIndn&en Baars
pereiuist: Seurp Rtide bon ssOr.
rem County unD Srl. aueinue, bic
nusemsin bsliebte Eudter bes pau,
ies. Gos iunee gnur bat cine 5arm
auf Suip Sslanb, uabe permauu, be.
sopen. g8ir whui6en ben Reuuer.
mibltea piel sind unb Sesen aum
asiaIORenen Sunbe. @bpen De.
iunbheit unb 3ufriebenbeit uno better
GrfOls nit ibnen fem a~Ie5eit uno
nuerwsaen, EbaIbote.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04

grdfoent &oOiepelt abermlttettl
benz aOneres ben Sabrestsridt doe
bic Rabensuder. Snbuirie Der Der
einisten stantsu i'm Sibye 1906,
9erieIbe 1T uOn Ghas. j. eaplDr
SpeaioInsent Oes aderbau- gepurfe
ments, suinmmenasFsut wOrOen
8aua6 tpuren i'm tebtsn Sabre So7.
1854 aGsr nit 8uderl absn bepfIanst.
unb bic @rute betruo Ourdfanittlidl
1857 2cnneu per Ader. Die aus.
benie an 8udrr ereob Sl2. 800 2on.
men Oher 625. Sal 1913 gfunb,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04

sIm 9ienIas iiarb Die Satin bes
an Der 5trft Greet tpObneuOen 5orn.
ers Geo. Shaumbura nad mebr
mOnatlthsr 8ranlbeit i'm alter BON
"a Snbren. Die 8erfOrbsue mar
cine Sodtsr bes perm 9bUmas Wsp-
CT su5wiss n erlt ielt lettenS CONNER
uerbeirntbet. Den trauernben @at.
ten infer Seiltib in bieier Stunbe
ieiner grOben Bstrabnis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04

Die meiiten ertOlpreidIen Minnel
non tDslten mir Ieien Hnb nat Dem
eanpe, nuf Der Sarm, Oufaswaalsn.
Die garmer sebea ssaSbaAa sraber
sa 8stt ME Dte staOtIeu:e-ub bas
wUbl bic llria&e il Oa6 Die Sunsen
nit bsFeren abtper. unb @siheslrat.
ten ansseRattet tutrDsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04

@oraen fiuoet IN bisiem County
Die repnbliiautihe 8rimarwnbl iiatt,
unb Do cine domination eleitbs-
Oeutenb NIT Der Babt 1T, ioIte iiH
ieber repubIitaniiter S8dbler baran
betbetlieen unO e. fid aneelegen iein
loifen bob nur bic beften Ndnner I'm,
ter ben RnuOibaten nit Der germalt.
una 6fieutliter Gueeteeenbeiten be,
traut peroeu. Wtnn ioIte baranf
Feline &ldFdt nebmeu ba6 Elm Ran.
bioat Elm &at5ar, Doer suie man 3u
iaeen pfegt, elm .euter Rerl" III; bnb
er Elm eutes Roufmeri bat, v. {. no.,
iOuoern barduf ieben rpie oer Hewer.
ber iif in ieiuem Eriuatteben auf.
fibrt, oh Ct tahtis Ia ieincr slrbeit,
Rddtern, SuuerldKie II. unb einsn
taolOien 2ebensIyaabel fabrt. GIN.
@emeinpsien uirO nad ibrsn Beam.
/ enlinnbe beurtbeilt unb mo 2eetere
81 wini6en iibrie IdBt, bat Grlteres
letne BfiAt uernaaldRist.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04
Farmers Gram 4
Elevator CO.

Ginsn lleberihus BON uur $50 ,ooC
bat cine 5euerUetFdsrunes. @eiea.
iteft nuf8uipeiieu, OtpObl ibr De,
iammtpiitO in 9an 6rurciseo aaeiu
cine MillOn DOuors betrast. Giels
corporation mub cine aanSe Samm.
lung bon .gsaOw DOss- ssbabt ba.
zen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04

&odp RCuutoin 9bee muB bel bel
5rnu uiel sslten,
Die feb Iein lulI nnb 10es thun,
Ubn' Dieles Shelten.
Eerfebt he bann uuh. q Deim rehi
(GDn al mndien-
Der Mnnn IL oladiih, tann fi4Jn,e
1hunHen laden.
&dIier BruS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04

Ga If INNER ifbu u. empfeblens.
wertb rusnn cine Euftsr ibren StOla
balm feet lire Butter gut setleioei
gu jcbeu. 2a oft benten bic iuneen
Dumen nur an fH isIbH; bic Rutter
III ia ultmOOiiH unO iOmmt nIat in
1strndt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04
yefanntmaauns.

Yin baB gubHtun.
uutsrSeiGnete erInuben Itd BEN
Bubhfum betdnnt 80 MAIDEN. bob in
Der Organization Der arDpp 8rewinp
90, elm BeHiel Our9 oas ausiaei.
ben oes perm Sulius Ruebus aus
Dem @eiHafle fnttpefunOen bot.
Die 6nmilie bes gerIiOrbenen
puso arUpp II tpieOsr nGeintasr ys.
User uno gieeutbamer Der 8rausrein
~ 0srmann.
Nlt benz 10 itntiaefunoenen GeH'
lei uno nts iesiser @tsantbdmsr zines
ISeiHaitcs pe!Ges bisber ais ein,
.beimilhs Snbnfrie 10 eng u%erbunOsu
mdg nit ben SutereHeu uuo GuIbau
unierer Stnot, bitten MIR UNI terneres
BObIwolen nuer Burger, wrIdtn,
wte uns ielbR, bns @Oblergsben un.
ier Stnot an perSen liest, unO Der.
fiHsrn Oob IN Der Suiuntt ruie In Der
Bsrannasnbsit mir nit unIersn Wit.
bareen 60 nns TETS GngsIeeen Iein
laiisn bic Suterefien unisres @smein.
meiens su iDsbern, uaO ben eutsn
@taeu aler GinpohHsr Iuute csrsn
Runoi&dIt tbenboftIs su werOsn.
HHtunaspDl
artpp SrewIus 90.
AmAnR nwam0maIm EAnrmn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04
a.rmaru. NO.. srtttas Sen ! r1ai
0NisieHer mesweiisr.
sean.te.
6eridtts ,Gerrmime.

3Gennth.Goutt. Rtstudbis, 7ermint bsem-
Htn an 4. Wlontae bet gl0uatt Jtbrnnr. Mai
nnQnn uuD 9lObembtr Gltutran5gletn . Bt'
hbrbe ON 1. Rouieg la aprll,
atTtntt.Gpurt. Grsumhbiet dtrultnt be-
aiHntn om 2 wtontog bet wtonatt Sanhor. Wsni
lnb GtpitWbtr,
Qrebait.go ~gseEmdbts, 1trmtHs De-
otnutn am 4. Wouias btr DlpHait ltbrhar,
Naot. Auent Huo slopsmbsr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04

Gs paiiirt INNER et:pos UNI Die
GasssY.eie Der @rO6aaOt nit &su.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-04

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