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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-20
Dead Hotel Robber Her Son.

Wichita, Kas., Sept. 17.-Mrs. 8.
W. Martin, Of Sedalia, Mo-, tele.
graphed the police here, asking for
further particulars concerning the
death OF Joseph Fitzgerald, the
young man shot while he and a
companion we're attempting to rob
the Hamilton hotel. Mrs. Martin
said In her message that she was
Fitzgerald's mother.
Sedalia, Mo-, Sept. 17.-Joseph
Fitzgerald, who was shot and killed
in Wichita after having held up the
clerk OF the Hamilton hotel, wat
born and reared in Sedalie. Hit
father, Joseph Fitzgerald, was q
conductor on the Missouri, Kansas
& Texas railway, and is mother is
now the vile OF W. B. Martin. The
body will be brought here.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-20
Butler, Mo.

butief, MO.
Dear Sir:-The remarkable co YER
ing power OF Devoe lesd-and-zinc
paint Is sometimes a surprise even
to men who know moet about 1t.
c. A. McGregor, OF Pontiac, Ills,
has been selling Devoe psint for IS
years. He lately ordered 1e gallons
OF Devoe lead-and.zlnc paint for bis
own residence, and got Chas. Ong,
painter, to put 1t on.
He painted the house, q good job,
and then had paint enough left to
paint the summer kitchen, the barn,
q long lattice, and Q lot Of lawn fur
niture.
Everybody was surprised. His
neighbor, Ben Gilman, bought ok
gallons for his house, and had ~
gallons left.
Devoe does cover we'll.
Yours truly
F.W. DEvoI 4 Co.
New York, Chicago and Kansas City
P.S. Cough & Hess cell our paint.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-20
EFFECT OF PURE FOOD Law.
rev York Importers and Manufacturer
Discuss the Matter With the Gov
eminent OffieilAls.

New York. Sept 1s-Just what ef-
New York, Sept. 17.-Just what eff
feet the new pure food law win have
on the importers and domestic man.
facturers of food products will be the
object Of hearings to be held in the
rooms Of the board Of trade and trans
portation beginning Monday by Il COM
mittee consisting of DR.. II. w. Wiley,
of the department of agriculture; S.
N. d. North, director of the census
and James L. Gerry, of the treasury
department. Importers and manu-
facturers will be asked to appear be-
fore the committee and give whate, er
data they may have. This hearing
will include not only food products.
but drugs as well. The hearings are
OF Importance, as indirectly affecting
every dinner table In the country.
The committee Is to decide whether
the rules and regulations they pre-
scribe to prevent adulteratlon or MIS-
branding Of domestic food sold In thte
United States shall apply equally to
imported food products. DIR. Wiley,
who Ia regarded as the principal au-
thor OF the new law. declares that
they will be.
There Is no possibility Of sonces-
ston." he said. I'VE shall recommend
the same enforcement Of the lev up
on imported food products as upon
domestic"
Domestic manufacturers OF food pro-
ducts are intensely interested In the
regulations as to labels. The test CT
the law is intended to prevent oil false
pretenses.
The questions being debated under
the first Of the ~ groups of argu-
ments include one regarding how
will the law affect dealers who on
January LIST next have on hand goods
which do not comply with the law"
The commission will sit twice daily.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-20
Spider is Used by Forcaster
TO Tell Weather Conditions.

New Haven, Conn, Sept. 4.
Dibble, OF Saybrook, who has enjoy.
ed more than o local reputation as a
weather forecsster, said in explana.
tion OF his invariably correct prog.
nostications;
an order to give correct forecast
OF weather, my spider tells me more
than all the world OF science, social
ed. When | see my spider very bust.
ly at work getting up his back stays,
] look for wind; when l and him
asleep and he will not come out to
take his fly, | look for rain; when he
ia wide awake and answers to my
call. look for pleasant weather;
when he draws himself up like ball,
look for cold wave. l have never
known him to make q mistake"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-20
Ballard Notes.

The Butler Association which con
vened With Fairview church last
week, was largely attended. The
weather was ideal and the social part
was enjoyed by all. The next meet
ing will be held with Mount Vernon
church In West Point township
August 1907.
L. S. Chaplin and wife, OF Okla
homa, visited Mr.. and Mrs, T. D.
Embree. They we're on their way to
old home near Appleton City.
J. W. Bowden, q former citizen oil
Bates county now OF Eidorado
Springs, was visiting relatives and
friends here last week.
Floyd Patrick and wife left the
first OF the week on q visit TO rela.
tives in Western Kansas.
Mrs. Chris Greer lie visiting her old
home In Illinois.
Fairview School opened Monday
with Miss Wilma Policy teacher
Miss I've Dale will teach at Freeze
out and Miss Minnie Belisle at Fair
Play.
Walter Grow left the last OF the
week for Defiance, Mo-, where he hal
q position as teacher.
Arthur Anderson will attend Cen
trail Business College at sedslia thu
coming year.
Mr.. Bert Van SAINT and Miss Bessie
Christie were united In marriage at
the home OF the BRIDES parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. j. W. Christie, Wednesday,
August goth, at $50 a. m. Rev. j.
A. Smith officiating. Both are most
estimable and worthy young people
and have many friends who wish
them happiness and prosperity.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-20

Jno. W. Jamison has had q large
bowlder transported from the New
Home mine to the F. and NJ. bank
corner. 1t is quite curiosity to
some and has led to lot OF specul a.
ton by Others as to it's antiquity
and the causes OF It's smoothn ess.
The pebble is said to weigh nearly
one hall q ton, anyone who can
shoulder 1t and carry 1t off is vel
come to it.-Rich Hill Review.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-20
Starving to Death,

Because her stomach was 81 weak.
ened by useless drugging that she
could not eat, Mrs. Mary Il. Walters
OF st. Clair, St. Columbus, o., was
literally starving to death. She
writes: "My stomach was so weak
from useless drugs that l could not
eat, and my nerves so wrecked that
l could not sleep; and not before
was given up to die was l induced to
try Electric Bitters; with the won
deriul result that Improvement be-
gan at once and q complete cure fol-
lowed Best health tonic on earth
SOC Guaranteed by Frank 7. Clsy's
drug store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-20
Sheriff's Sale In Partition.
aims and W, K, Rains, plaintiffs,

N. 4. Rains anu " Il. Rains, piaintins,
Eta Fisher, Frederick Melton. John Melton,
Joel Melton, NJ. Z. Pishier, Joe Rains, Ester
West, Mary Cummons, Jerry Rains, John
Rains, James Rains, Thomas Melton, hus-
band Of Sarah Jane Melton, defendants.
In the Circuit Court OF Bates Co.. Missouri.
By virtue and authority Of decree and order
Of sale made by the said court, In the shove en-
titled cause, and Of certified copy thereof,
dated July the llth, 1905. l will on
Saturday, October 8, 1905.
between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the fore
noon, and i've O'Clock in the afternoon Of that
day, 1t the east front door Of the Court House.
in the city Of Butler in Bates County, Missouri,
sells st public vendue, to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, the following described real
estste, viz:
The southwest quarter Of the west half Of loi
six and the northeast fourth OF the west half o.
lot i've Of the northeast fourth Of section i've,
township thiYty.nine (Se) range coy and oni
square sere out Of the northeast corner Of the
northwest fourth OF lot i've OF the northeas,
fourth OF section i've % township thirty -nips
uo) range twenty nine 90 Bats County, Ms
souri,.
1o-Ss ehsri1 Of Batss county. No
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-20
Well Worth Trying.

W. H. Brown, the popular pension
attorney, Of PittsAeld, w., says:
Next to a pension, the best thing
to get Is DR.. Kings New Life Pills"
He writes "they keep my family in
splendid health" Quick cure for
headache, constipation and bilious.
ness. 25c. Guaranteed at Frank
T. Clsy's drug store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-20

A Pullman county youth stole q
suit OF clothes to be married in.
When he was 'nabbed" he tried to
borrow money from the jsiler for q
marriage license and asked q minis.
ter to ''stand him off, for the core
mony. The fact that the Stan dard
OIL and the Steel trusts are already
organised may prevent him from
ever showing what IL In him.-Ex.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-20

lie o significant TACT that the
strongest animal Of It's sise, the
gorilla, also has the largest lungs.
Powerful lungs means powerful cfes-
lures. How TO keep the breathing
organs right should be mans chiel.
est study. Like Thousands Of Others,
Mrs. Ora A. Stephens, u Port VII.
Hams, O., haslearned how to do this.
She writes: "Thrss bottlse d D..
Kings New Discovery stopped my
cough Of two yesfs and cured me d
what my friends thought consump.
sion. o, rs grand for throat And
lung troubles. Guarantsod b
Ffehk = Gay dgqEGje& Prlee 80
and el00. 1llnl boel r.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-20
GA - TO RIA.
Bear, .hs fihs Kind You Have Always Bought
' g.: !: q; LN!;1;;z;:Z:;z:;z:! 4: '
Leaned From Doctors Knife.

Chicago, Sept. 10-Fear OF the sur
geon' g knife caused Marie McCabe, Is
years old, to leap from the Fish story
window OF the apartment building
here In the hope that she might sue
coed in escaping an operation which
she was told must be performed to
save her life.
In the leap the girl suffered injuries
which may cause her death. Her left
leg was broken, her jaw fractured in
two places and her back badly sprain'
ed.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-20
Count Witte Has Polypi.

Berlin. Sept, IA dispatch TO the
Lokal Anzeiger from Hamburg says
that Count Wiue, ex-premier OF Rus
STA. was operated upon Sunday for the
fifth time by Prof. Spiess. The OPP
GRAFTON was slight one. Count White
is being treated at Homburg for poly
pi Of the nose.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-20
"To Cure a Felon"

says Sam Kendall, OF Philllpsburg,
Kan, "just cover 1t over with Buck
lens Arnica Salve, and the Salve
will do the rest" Quickest cure for
burns, boils, sores, scalds, wounds,
piles, eczema, salt rheum. chapped
hands, sore feet and sore eyes. Only
25c at Frank T. Clay's drug store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-20

The state convention held at
Birmingham, Alabama, Monday,
endorsed W. ]. Bryan for president.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-20
MARKET REPORTS


Kansas City. Sept. Receipts
2,W; market steady: native steers $40
goo; southern steers &.76Q4.0O; south
ern cows R.VoQ2.76; native COWS and heif-
ers $l,75V6W; stockers and feeders SEA
Q4.0; bulls G0o93.10; calves $3.OOa6.25
western fed steers $. s0Qe.S; western fed
cows s2.00q3.60
Hogs-Receipts 1000: market steady;
bulk OF sales t6.l0QS.S; heavy $S.10Q
~; packers $.MqS%; pigs and ligh,
S6.DQ6.40.
sheep-Receipts 5000 mrket steady:
muttons y. Bq66o; lambs s5.5Og7.so range
wetheFs A,aq6.&. fed ewes N.60Q5.5N
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y. Losis Cash ara,..


Kansas City, Sept. f7,-Eggs-Fresh-
l9h cents per dozen.
Butter-Creamery, extra &c; packing
stock Ice.
Poultry-Sprfngs s01oc; per pound;
hens ~; young ducks &C.; turkeys lie.
Potatoes--Per bushel io0B; sweet DO.
tatoes q cent? per bushel.
Fruit-Apples. new. u.60o2oo per bbl.;
oranges &.0o0660: lemons Ss.0o06.Dl
peaches per peck. 86aO; grapes N0ase;
per basket; .pears per box ~.
Vegetables Tomatoes per bu. 40060ci
cnicns Ne pr buShel; cabbage ne
p6UWes sWo4uFzneiono pr hun1feGl
e1n1nlellpee - - to1he !.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-20
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago. Sept. H.-Cattle-Receipts o.
wv; market 10 cents higher; beeves $3S5
0S.S; cows and heifers $l60G6 20; stock
ers and feeders R.60Q4.4O; Texans 500
@4.O; westerners 165G6So; calves $500
I.75.
Hogs-Receapts 5000; market steady;
mixed and butchers t6.0QS.60; good
heavy $6.8aS.62h; rough heavy $3.50
e'N; light $S2oq6.6o; pigs &.5OGS. 80 bulk
of sales $6.O6qS45
sheep-Receipts 5000; market steady;
sheep S.1h056; lambs ElOdS0L
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-20
80. LOuis Live Stock.

st. Louis, Sept. H.-Cattle-Receipte s.
wv; market natives strong. Texans 1Oc
higher; beef steers s3.5OQ65O; stockers
and feeders R00Q4.26; COWS and heifers
0.DQ5.5O; Texas steers Sa0g6. 10; COWS
and heifers $2.00Q850.
Hogs-Receipts 1900; market strong;
pigs and lights sS.l0aS.D; packers IS. so
b.46; butchers and best heavy u. S(S.50.
Sheep-Rsceipts 1000; market steady;
natives S.00a6.75; lambs A5OO7O.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-20
Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha, Sept. T.-Cattle-Receipts 800;
market steady to 10c higher; native
steers A50Q6.D; cows and heifers $2.0
44.5O; western steers $300Q5.25; Texas
steers 2.75Qi.&; cows and helfers g. 75@
BIS; Gamers s1.25Ql2. 10; stockers and
feeders 2S0q450; calves 3OOQ5.7s; bulls
and stays s1.7bQ)S. S.
Hogs-Receipts 1000; market steady to
stronger; heavy $5.S5q6.3O; mixed IS OOd
6.15; light S60QS. 40; pigs $50OQ6. 90; bulh
of sales s600Q69
Sheep-Receipts 5000; market steady;
yearlings $5.5OQ6.15: wethers $5.0OQ5 60;
ewes $i.6OQ520; lambs $650Q750. q
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GeBte bofnune perlhwunSen.

GeBte boffnune peridwunoen.
Wis beruorraeenoe Gerste Iaater
onB W. W. gmiibhort, BON gstin,
5a,, unbeilbare Ghwinbiudt babe,
mar 6efien leBte SoFnuna oahin,
nber Or. Sings Rem 9iacuuerb far
Sdninoiuht, Suiten unb grfdltun.
aen retteten ibm pom @rabe. Or
iagt; rGieie Mebistn bot mid ariinO.
LID turirt unb meiu 2eben aerettet.
Seitoem babe ih fie 10 Sabre lana
arbrautt, une erndts bieielbe oils
inc runnoerbares SaIss unO 2unaen
oeilmittel." strene miGenldaft.
lides Seilmittel fir Sufen, tpeben
ools Ooer @rtdItunaen, unb Ederes
8orbeuaunaemitteL acknowledgements
@%arnniirte 6lnihen gu so Cents uub
500 in Bnlter BROS. Gpoibete.
Rrobe 5Iaihe frei.
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Ter seiunhbritlidle S9ertb SeS
@abnenS.

9as CGiuen, tus BON ben Regtla
g qrituabs il @eIeIlI6oFi rsrbDt !
t, nirb reuer inas bon GrstiGer q
{ ala uus9s3eidhetcs 8erFapttu gu.
5pmnoittt Der Mtbmurgsorglre ETH
pfoblen. Der @ntbeder oieIer Ttuigf
isit 1T Or. RGseli, Der feline anTidtsl
barber in zen mesitiuilGen gnRlyel
Ter untDeriitGt 2Blti9 nicoergeIeot ha!,
Fad Ietner ue~ber3sagun9 ieBi bel 8as.
larg Oes @6bnens SGmtli6e QlimpRg2t
nusfeln bes 8rutiorbs unb res Sotlia
in 5bGttsteit unS 1T bd1sr cdS BE
lno notiirlidfs Mittel gu i9rcr llebir
aub Stdrtung. Ser Nrat rdih hoh.
llIen Meni9en, woeIidIt auSaitbig IL
gdhnen unb babel bic @rme odssa{trsi
den, Odmit bic enngs auses!ftet IN
bic Itbmuna onsetest ipir6. Sine be-.
drtige gbmndfit ioiirbt ale 6eilstpeay
berfolesn i0nnen lei Grtrdntuneen be-
Sales unb aud bel 9brenIetbtn. Or.
RdgsIi bat bieie Sur oft 4raaisn Der.
IMrisfeg. bic an Mnh.ss.s iiiiea
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iiHp ipIrppl De acknowledgement ~,
bic etpa bnmit berhuNtenen Gtoiunosn
beg Ge3Srs auf helen @sas EcIeitiat
geiebcR. Mln pirb aepiB fra9ea, nj.
cine fplde GGEnsay rem cietn.ii9 bo..
genpmmer tperfsl inII un6 Of nan ct.
trd bd3u %einnebmsn f5nne. VI. Qdasll
bringt oas Gdbnen BEL Teinea 8atiens
ten beroor entfperer 6uy9 S~paqeftion
cher our& NaGahnlung cher cua bas
bur9, baB er lie melrmaIs Eiptereia.
amber bic Quft ir tieFcn at6emaiiocn
sinfausen ldbt. Gas GjGbnsn mub 6
big 8mdl bintetsinanSer aasaefiibrl
iperben unb ieoe5ral bon elmer G9lud,
befpegnng sefoIgt Esin. @aDusG tpir5
angebli9 aud ter ettpa in Der sum O6r
fiibreuben @uItn4iffen M6brt porbans
bsre S9Ieim arstineen unb beTeitiat,
unb Der GrfoIa ioll elm nett 6~eIlersr
fein, olS er burG) Ginblafen prn Cuff
IN bic &Obre er5icIt perben fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-01

Nir npIIen unieren 9eiern Elm
brhdtth usrfidern 6ns BDI6ee's
Sermon Sprup beutSutnae pofttp
Cas- eiustee gr6pnrnt i'm @orfte 1T
meldjes Shwirbiuht lirbert nnb
teitt. @S entbdlt Die GiaeDmittel,
a Z reiren Cheer. Nua5ua pon Hfl1ns
seniors uin., melhe alS peilmittel
fur SnIieu nnD gdmirbiurht BON Der
mebeSiniiheu GunarsfIen 10 bph az.
Lldott fnb. Der SHDinbiihfiae,
einerlei oh bic @ranIbeit i'm 1aile
ober 2unas, mlB beS Rndita &uhe
babe un0 0es MDreenS irei iein bon
Gnf1Ie ppn trDdenen unb fptternhen
Suffsn. Gie erirnntten 9beile per.
laneen nnh &nte, beilenber nnD
linbenoer Behnnbiuna, uno Der So.
tient bebnrf Der Iriidhen 2uit, pnfer
Nahrune freien Naspnrfs Oea NOr.
gers. nit ihueGer nnO bnusrnber
9in0erune. alelHe 6i1ihGen a.
As Gents GenbbnIifle WibBe nnbesn
2 Mnl 10 nieI eptbnltenb IS Gents
Sn allen H~pOtkeIeu ~ hnten.
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triumph Der @edanit. 9srItnsr:
sOie Sortl9ritte Der Medanit in
almerita finb pa1rbaft %punberbar ;bas
@roBartisite in bteier 9e3ieEuns babe
i'd bel meiner lebien anipeIen9eit in
gefp Yort Dor etpa brei Wo6en aefes
ben, hoo man serabe bag neu: 9ampis
Observation-Disclosures sr0ffnet BAL.
@n Der einen Settle trieb man Die
@in6piebeerben blnein unb na6 qt.
lduf bon Stpei Gtun6en fdmen an be.
anberen Seite riGt blob bic ~fertiaea
8irfte unb 9raten, fpn6ern Iooar bic
fertisen Saube unb StiefeI gum Dor.
f9ein." - 5dncler: ,9as III tpeiter
nidt fpunberbar! 9ei uns subauI' III
ne Jdbrit, ba pirft man an Der etnen
Seit bic &noden unb bic alien Sdl6
unb Stiefel Bineln unb an Der anbe-n
Settle tommt mad elmer Stunb' bas
finopieb fertig pieoer 'raus"
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@e6rau6t Den
Wine Of
Cardui
III Bnnfe.

CeiS Sbr Ieibenb2
@nr Guer Glrst Hidtt erfpI8.
retG2
BebanbeIt Sbr GuM Iteber
ieIbft 81 %anie2
8stnabs 1900 600 Srauen lauf.
ten Garoui $ Bein uon ben Npos
ibetert, irnb baben fi9 ta Sauie
iurirt pom ioI@em 2eioen ME pes
risbii@e unb nieSerbriidenoe un6
Gieritodid mer5en, @etbfub, Tins
iru9tbarteit, Rerpoftat, S9wins
bel, rlebeIteit anb 9ribFnn, perur.
is9t bur9 weibIt9e e@wd9e.
Dies iinb feline Ietdten 5aue. -
Der garbuisDe iurirt, ruenn Der
glrSt isblidIdst.
Der Garoui @ein rei,t nidt
bic Crsane. Die 8ebanbIuna tn
i6merJIos. Ct IN Elm ninenbes
NttteI non SetItrdutern, obne ftarie
uno berbe 8eitanbtbetle. Or TT
erfcIsrei9, neil er auf notiirIi6em
Bese betIt.
Sbr i6nnt ben Wine of Cardui
beim apOtbeter fir s1.o0 per
Slaiae iaufen, unb i6nnt Sbr
beute nod bic Sur ontretsn.
8out Sbr ibr probieren9
Sn Edflen, no beipubsre unnsiinn-
gen n6tbig hub, nbreHirt. bic Shmps
tome nngebeUb, The Ladies' Adj
usory Dept, The Chattanooga Medi-
cine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
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GhdmbsrIaiu's Rufeu l~leoisin
hilft Ole Ndtnr.

Mebisinen, bic bic Natur betfen,
limb inner am mirtlnmfen. Cham.
b%erloin's Suiten.W ebiSin banbelt
uah oieiem Blame. sic bait ben
puiten anrid, 100 oen Gusfuurf unb
hiiit bic @atur, OaS Spleen In einen
aeiunoer 8unanb MISREPRESENTATION.
S,e 1T iiser einen aroBen She'll Der
cIuililirten Welt lbrer nnihasboren
@iaenlhoften rueeen bernbmt. gou-
leube boben ibren hUben 8ert Be,
seuat. Sic mutt rpeeen ieoe Gnln.
ae, bob cine Grtdltura In eine Gun.
aeuentShnoune ibgreebt. Bum gers
tnui bel 3nlfer 8rDs.
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sbredlibe

sdredIide sbmerscn eeIinoert.
9urd iAredtide Sdmersen oe.
peiniet lnfUIee Der @tfte unserbau.
ten Speiien, nnbm Is. 9. @rapiun,
uon 2nlas Drift, Or. 4ina'S Rew
aife 8ins, INIT tem Reiultnte, pie
er ihreibt, ronB i'd inrirt ruurbe."
ale Maaen uno @ebdrmeunDr6nun.
gen werhen aeb0ben 0urdf ibrem lin.
oernoen SiubIaora beionbere @i0en.
ihaiteu. rs Gents In 8alter Bros.
Gputbete.
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0rei arpBe @erate.

Gin beriibmter grst, beIIen @terGe.
Felt Diele ieiner ql~mtssenuifsn amgds
ben, fdgte: r53u msinem Stroll, ibr ser,
rem, binterlaife iA brei srObe Ger5te"
ale 6ur6ten auf. Bonn ieOcr srtpars
tete nun Ieinen Ramen - .fie beibea
MGBigteit, @aifer unb 8ereJung.
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Die 9iebesfaue.

Suipeti2r Selber frat in bas pri
pattOntor oes @robtdufmanns WerneI
Mnb fras!s bufttS; saIiu elm Ginbru9
6trr @ernn9"
Der dlte 6err nidts.
Gin rcgeIre4ter gtnbru9 - Be,
Sis6 bat scriu9t, ben @sIbI9rani 3u
trbreaen, 1T dber permutbli4 eeitDrl
iporoen Ootr Der 8erfud TT mibIuns
gen."
limb sr bat uHUerridteter Su9s abI
aitlen miiiien2"
.@Gn3Iid."
1SdbeH sic auf iemanS @erbudt?"
sOurHdus ni6t - uleines perEo.
mails bin i'd iiGer. S9on Der 8ers
fuA Der GtUffnung bes eiIernen, feus
erfeften Greiors benefit ia aud. bat
e fi4 bie- I'm einsn bsrufsmGbiaen
&iIbreder, sinen iOaenannten I9pers9
Ssunssn 6aHbsIt.@
rSt Das Der @elbidrunt2"
.Sapobl,"
Der Snfpettor fetra&tete nit tuns
bi9en 9Iiden bas eiIerne unsetbim
nnb Johann nit aufmsrtlamteit bic
StsIls. no Der Oisb sinSubrinsen be-
miibt 9etpeIen mar.
rSm," msinte er, rni6t f9le6t &C,
arbeitet. Ser Mann 1T iebenfoIIs in
ireenb elmer Weife bonn Sad, Toll bel,
Zen, er 1T nit berlei glrbeiten pertraut.
SrpBbem 1T er tein Spibbubs, bas
r1iS.nrne ia iOfort. Gin folder bate
lid bsiTef pprgetsbeH uRb ruidsrs ars
Felt sema&t;*
.Meinen Sie21
.Gs 1T mstnt ttfe llsberseuaunq.
Bspohren Sic serdbe dubsrsepDbnlia
frOBe Summsn i'm SrsIOr auf9'
~MIeroinss; in einissn Sosen II!
Der grite, tu bab' i'd beSeutenbe 3d6.
Iunasn au leiftsn. gu bieIsm 3pede
finb felt tinissn Sageu srbebli9e Be-
trGse fliiITis ssmadt tpprbsn."
.Dd ieben Sic. Der 9ieb III alto
fiherli4 Elm @ingepeibter. 9ds I6eint
mir urA f9on aus benz llmftanSe hers
por3useben. baB er genaus RenntniS
bon benz 9rt aebabt, hoo Ii9 Ser
Shrant bsfinoet. 0ieIsr ftebt nidi in
ben 4ontOsrGumen, lOnbern in S6rem
DriDuttoutrr. sic liebsn mir nun
melben. bah Der ginbre6tr ni6t bur6
Die Sauptibiir, bic gu ben Bureaus
fiibrt, fOnSsrn bur9 bic bonn Rorris
Dor brett na9 Sbrsm Simmer fa5,
renbs Sbiir etnaebrunsen isi, Ct mub
baber ben Sturb bes SreIors genuu
Qetannt blben."
pSie buben reft," ftimmte Der Rduf-
NOM nddbentliG gu.
Isle h'aen .oIIp gar teinen Ser.
bant9"
std Bite sic. Ssrr Sniptttur
mein PerIonal umfaBt iiber fiinT5ia
Berionen - ipte Tptt i'd ba obne net
teres iemenb herausgrstFsn2 Sd mag
niemarb llnredt tbun. llebrieera
1Iaube th allie meme 2sute su tennsn,
Id mDGis fur ieben einSeInen 9iiro-
inaft l%siiten."
.9iefe Denturt 9ersi6t Sbnsn aur
Ghre. !ciper tpioerlpri6t berIeIber
meme trtMrnaliItiT9e Grfabruna. Wteir
Beirut Bat mir tpsniger @ertrduen ,ur
Menfdbeit betpobrt. 0ds cine The:nI
mir ~ieSenfaIIs feitsuTtben: Ser Sis.
tpir6 es niht bel benz einen 8eTudC
bepenocn loifen."
grreat i9ritt Merner i'm 3tmmel
auf nnb ab.
.Sie msinen, er tpmmt iDieoer@
.GdnS astptb."
.Qber sr mub bod bermutben, BAT
mir naa .rlem mibglidtem @erIudI
i4arfe Ma@t b1lten2'
Or tpirb onnebmen, 6ab sic fiji
nun esit redt fi9er fiibltn. Der Sin.
bruh III miBIiingen iper ioa nun
pDrausfebcn, Der Dieb ipiirbe 70 tbSt
ri9t iein. feline lbTt9t bod nod 81
psrpirtlidsn, mo ct bic @gtroffener
Getpurnt DtiB2 MenisItens miiBte e.
nn6 Der gtip6bnIihen MnHnbme ian,
Bere 2eit beroeben lufien. DdrouI
go q. l@Inner Rerbrtner feline Ge.
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WALL,
WOOD SALOONS j
~scsenaber Der WabIe,

nermdfn, :: lilo.
Dies 1T Der ~eIesauteIte Satppn in Ser,
mann uno iinoet man bort oud bic bcIten
SetrGnte unb Gisarren.
9eionberS CUTE NbiStnS, gfeiniaet
agent in Sermonn iIr ben beriibmieH unb
ed)ten Bourbon unb RDe Wbietp ben Ser.
mann 8iitiuins So preis berieIbe mie in
Der Diihuern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-01
qrattifde Ginridtuno.

Sheuterbefuder: Bo3u ocfSrt bern
Der NOtbaus9dng tnapp BEL Ger Bib
neg" 8iIleteur: Der III fir bic
Si4ter unb aomponiTten, renn lie
burdfaIlsnI"
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Sdtal!

Sn elmer P~rOttn5ifabt bat Iid Elm
@erein ssbilbet. Der Cen f6Dren Rdmen
rMenfG6eit' fiibrt. 0enn nun bers
ielbe etpds betannt madt. beiBfs dIle,
nal am S9IuB: r9er ausi9ub Der
@en[4beit."