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The Irish standard., 1906-08-11

and in this way, if possible, make the
colony self-sustaining.
Culion will have it's Father Damien
in the person of Father Wales, who
has volunteered to devote his lif. to
work i'll the colony. Several Sisters
of Charity also have consecrated thei1
lives to the attempt to relieve the con.
dition of the lepers.
The New York Tribune" saws that
when the Rev. Father l.. l.. Conrardy,
NJ. D.. companion and successor of F;l>
ther Damien Of Molokai, who is now
in New York in the interest OF the
lepers of China gets his mission estub-
lished among those neglected outcasts
he will be Joined by four or more de-
voted women from the franciscan Or
der of the Missionaries of Mary. These,
women have an unusually liberal rule
which permits them to do anythins
from scrubbing to teaching. and it APP
pears that all these diversified talents
VIII oS ISeueu ilnOilss tne leperS or
China, those most pitiful OF outcasts.
driven forth from the homes of men
to die OF their dreaded disease. whe,,
they are not more mercifully burned
to DEATH When Father Conrardy was
perfecting the plans for his leper mis-
sion. therefore, he decided to ask these
women to help him. and a letter to the
mother general, Marie de St. NerOni-
Que. in Rome. brought the reply that
.nc Missionaries of Mary aspired tu
such work. AS the soldier aspireS Ia
the place of the greatest danger upon
the battleneld.'
We greatly love the work for lcp-
ers.' said the mother general. 1T was
very dear to st. Francis and not less
dear to our beloved mother founder
who. before she died. established hos
i'itals for lepers in japan, in Burma
and in Madagascur.'
Father Conraydy will send for the
Sisters just as soon as he can provide
II place of residence for them and is
assured of their support, and he hopes
I" induce Il special group of men and
women to assume the responsibility of
maintaining Them
The Irish standard., 1906-08-11

on September IS. Dowie is to be left
in possession of Shiloh House. Gran
ger. the receiver appointed by Vol
iva. was not acceptable to the judge
who refused to continue him in Of
flee because of this VOW he had made:
Il vow, in the name of God, my
Father. and of Jesus Christ, His Son.
and my Saviour and the Holy Ghost
that l recognize John Alexander
Dowie, general overseer in his three.
fold prophetic Office. as messenger
of the covenant. the prophet foretold
by Moses and Elijah the restorer;
and l promise to obey all rightful
orders issued by him, and that all
family ties and obligations and all
relations to all human governments
shall be held subordinate to this VOW.
This l make in the presence of God
The court said that it was not its
duty to express it's contempt for {,
man who could take that oath, but it
was not obliged to repose confidence
III person so constituted that living
i'll this republic, he would serenely
vow his readiness at all times to
abandon his family and betray his
country. i
The denomination. is split. 1t claims
to be a theocrlcy, ruled by a divinely
appointed prophet. How then can il
submit to an overseer to be chosen
by order OF non-believing judge
under the election laws of Cook coun-
ty?
The Irish standard., 1906-08-11
TO CARE FOR LEPERs,
Sisters Of Charity and Of st. Francis
to Care for Fil;pinos and Chinese.

The Manila "Times" has an article
on the recently established leper col
ony in the island of Culion in the Phil
ippines, in which it says that strangely
enough these lepers will have the dis
tinction of occupying the only good
model up-to-date town in the archi-
pelago. The "Times" adds that the
government in the Philippines will
provide the victims of "the living
death" with every comfort possible.
According to the recent canvass Of
the Philippine islands there are about
1000 lepers in the archipelago.
About $50 cottages have been erect
ed in Culion. which, counting four per-
sons to cottage, will accommodate
600 patients. Other cottages will be
built as fast as funds are available.
When vacancies are created by deaths
other lepers will be sent to the colony
from the various islands.
ihe object Of the government in the
establishment OF the colony Is to rid
the islands one at time Of lepers.
When one island is clean another will
be dealt with, and thus it is hoped
gradually to stamp out leprosy from
the islands.
Culion has an up-to date sewer and
water system. It is one Of the most
fertile islands Of the archipelago. so
that those who are able can find di-
version in tilling the soil and thus
help to lower the expense Of main
tenance.
The island is adapted to cattle rais-
ing. Animals are not liable to leprosy.
Consequently the plan is to raise cattle,
The Irish standard., 1906-08-11
The Dowie Vow.

Judge Lands of Chicago has decid-
ed that Zion City does not belong to
John Alexander Dowie, says the Cath
olic Columbian. The court has appoint.
ed John c. Hately as receiver. An
election for overseer is to take place
The Irish standard., 1906-08-11
Why Have the American People Been so Slow
in According Due Honor and Credit
to Columbus and His Kind?
We Have Statues and National HOLIDAYS to
Honor the Memory of Those Who
Did Less For Mankind.

young people have little or no knOwl-
edge of American history prior to the
Revolution of the colonies, and to
them Washington is a greater man
than the discovcrer of their country.
In looking over Il collection of patriotic
poems. the writer noticed that out of
one hundred and twelve selections,
there was only one of which Colum-
dred and eleven went back no farther
than 1876, with few exceptions. one
being Mrs Hemans' Landing Of the
tilgrins. AS another test of the ac-
cessibility of poems and stories based
on early American history. IL series of
readers intended for supplementary
reading, and delightfully."- attractive in
makc-up. was examined, but Columbus
had no place in the contents. though
his adventures were of surprising in
terest. 1t was useless to look for 9TH
sixteenth centuries. Their achieve
ments had been overlooked, or were
deemed less worthy of space than the
selections favored by inclusion. And
yet. how youthful Imagination would
kfndlc at the recital of the deeds Of
the Genoese mariner. whom all Spain
topher Columbus. our Admiral of the
ocean sea. and Viceroy and Governor
of the islands discovered in the In
dies"
"A thousand trumpetS ring within old
BarcelOna's walls,
a thousand gallant mobiles throng in
Barcelona's halls.
All meet to gaze OH him who wrought
Il pathway for mankind,
TO seas as broad, to world as rich, as
his triumphant mind:
And king and queen will grace for
sooth the mariners array,
The lonely seaman, scoffed and scorn-
ed in Palos town one day.
He comes! he comes! the gates swing
wide. and through the streets ad-
vance
His cavalcade in proud parade, with
plume and pennoned lance.
And natives of these new-found
worlds and treasures all untold
And in the midst the Admiral, his
charger trapped with gold
And all are wild with joy. and blithe
the gladstone clarions swell,
And danes and princes press to greet
and loud the myriads yell.
They cheer. that mob they wildly
cheer-Columbus checks his rein,
And bends him to the beauteous danes
and cavaliers of Spain."
A skillful teacher could make great
use of that series Of scenes. They
are full Of color and glow and motion,
and the moral is not far to seek.
He is a dreamer" the wise World
The wise old World that is never
wrong;
"visions like these will not buy him
bread;
Castles in Spain must be built quite
strong"
"A dreamer! Give me a ship or two"
Columbus replied to their words of
scorn,
M u foit F,,f
And the dreams of night shall be
the truths Of morn."
But he begged in vain till a woman
(Women are prone to dream. they
say)
With the needed gold. tho the Court
might blame
The folly that threw her wealth
away.
Out on the ocean, when hope grew
dim,
The "Star of the Sea" lent cheer
ing ray,
Bidding the mariner trust in Him
Whose smile turns darkness of
night to day.
Land! and the dream of life comes
4 E \ u + - h IL.
The Irish standard., 1906-08-11
An Embarrassing Order.

A man entered we'll known restaur-
ant in New York the other day and
beckoned to walter. Bring me-" he
said. two fried eggs-one fried on one
side. and one on the other"
The waiter looked slightly puzzled.
but answered. "Yes. sir" and disap-
peared toward the kitchen.
Ten minutes later he returned, look :
ing decidedly worried.
Would you mind repeating that Or
der. SIR" he asked.
II want two fried eggs" said the
diner; "one fried on one side, and
one On the other"
The waiter again disappeared in the
direction Of the kitchen. After q
longer wait than before he returned.
his clothes disheveled and his face
bruised and scratched.
Il beg your pardon, SIR he said
"but would you mind having boiled
eggs. I've had words with the cook
The Irish standard., 1906-08-11

Ethel-Weren't you surprised when
you heard about my horse running
away with me?
Ernest-Not very. I'd do the same
thing myself IL got the chance.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-10-26

Tom Thorson has proved al
faithful servant as clerk Of the
court and deserves reelection.
Emil Eich is so much a part of.
the auditors Office that he is
almost indispensable. d.
Norton is serving his first term
and has made a good official.
He will be reelected. Billy
Anderson seems to be unbeatable
and is far from being scared at
the final outcome. John Nc
Lean will serve as sheriff
another term. Judge Henry
will go through without diff
Guilty. There is no opposition to
the popular Fred Baker. Mr.
Hoghaug will fill the Office of
register Of deeds in an accept
able manner, and Ole Nessetht
and L. ID. Maurer will make
good county commissions Gil
bertson a good coroner, and the
legislative ndidates will make
| q record at Bismarck this winter
All these gentlemen deserve the
support Of all good republicans.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-10-26
This is the was the Wahpeton

i az u Z K
This is the was the Wahpeton
Globe goes after Packard Of
Valley City:
The muckraker Of the Valley
City Times Record is the chap
who has been sending out the
lying reports to the daily news
papers concerning Gov. Sarles
and the proc edings Of the
Methodist conference. He is
the dung-hill journalist that
travelled over the state for a
Grand Forks paper, sending In
Lying correspond ence from every
town he visited. He is the
reporter who visited Gov. Sarles
Ito get an. interview, and the In
tervieW he secured offset all the
HES he could write in a months
"trip. He is a fine specimen
lofa newspaper man he is a
vicious liar and maligner. He
thinks no more of character as
assassination than he does 81
]eating good dinner. "a
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-10-26

plainly illustrates Mel ormick IS
|caliber as an official, and brands
him as using his Office to further
mis- personal ends. But not
withstanding this, and many
more things he has done of al
like nature, while holding
the Office Of county commissioner,
the Inter- Ocean could support
him along with the rest of the
ticket with hearty good will if
he were a republican. But the
fact that he is not himself sup.
porting the ticket Of which he is
a part, is the reason this paper
is against his reelection. By
opposing portion of the state
republican ticket he has forfeit
ed all claim to be republican
votes in his district. He has a
perfect right as an Individual to
support Whomever he pleases.
But as a candidate on the ticket,
he is morally bound to support
Iall his brother candidates. If
he cannot conscientiously do this,
he should get off the ticket.
! Common political decency
would cause any honorable man
Ito do that. But McC ormick is
not built that way. He loves
guerrilla warfare best. And
through his questionable tactics
he expects to keep right on fool
ing the people into electing him
to Office, just as he fooled sever
| al prominent residents Of Nor
way township into working for.
him before the primaries.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-10-26

The lnter-Ocean has been
criticised by republicans in Dew,
Ills Lake for not supporting the
straight republican ticket. This
Impression is false one.
The Inter-0 Ocean is for every re-
publican ON the ticket, congress
sienal, state and county. This
paper has criticised some Of the
official acts of Commissioners
Nice ormick. and it proposes to
keep on criticising his official
acts, or the acts of any other
e&ce holder. when the best in-
:terests Of the people can sbe
served thereby.
For eight years, during Nc.
Cormick's service as county
commissioner, he has been a
persistent enemy of the Inter
Ocean. For what reason athe
publlsher could never ascertain.
Yhe paper has treated him with
aaiforin courtesy, even when his
efEicial acts deserved severe
censure. At the January meet
ing Of the board McC ormick
succeeded in forming a combi-
nation Of a majority Of the COM
naissioners, consisting Of him
SELF, Anderson and Johnson,
and by the use Of the secret bal
Lot knocked the Inter-O Ocean out
al one Of the official papers.
Yhey knew that the Inter-O Ocean
Is read by more taxpayers in the
county than all the other papers
combined, and they did not dare
60 on record in depriving a large
majority Of the citizens Of Ram
sey county Of the privilege Of
reading the official doings Of The
beard, SO the secret ballot was
resorted TO the method adopted
BY the crafty McC ormick Y
shield his two colleagues parti
cipation in helping to carry on
his long sought revenge on th'
Inter-O Ocean. The people q
Devils Lake and a large MAORI
til Of the reside Tents Of the count.
we're thus deprived Of th'
portunity Of reading th
ofliciaI edings. This &C
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-10-26
I HR'E..||vv||.E||.:.|||:kS
III
Trains viii be'Running Over
AIleta Branch
BRIDGES ri i I RAy 4 BEEN COMP |. ETED
And Rails Are Being Laid At the Rate
Of Two Miles and Half . Day 4.
Some Important Changes


In all probability trains will
be running into Devils Lake
over the Aneta extension within
three weeks time. The grading.
has been comp1e ted, the BRIDGES
are all built, and rails are being.
laid at the rate Of two and a half
miles a day.
il is understoo that when this
road is finished trains 8 and 4
will be run over this line, and
there will possibly be q change
lin the running time. Through
freights will also use this road.
las it is a consid erably shorter
route to the twin cities. The
passenger trains will undoubted-
sly run from here to Fargo via ia
the Northern Pacific from
Casselton thus giving Devils
Lake a short cut To the rnetrouo-
lis Of the state.
The new road will open lp 4
fine country and will bring "a
Devils Lake q large volume Of
trade that heretofore went else.
where.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-10-26
Nominations.
state Of North \ Dakota,

State of North Dakota Il. HAY, S'55
County OF Ramsey ss s3i38 35s "a. III
], Emil g. Eich, aud tork OF Ramsey coTln.
ty. North Dakota. do hereby certify that
the following is D complete list OF nonlina-
lions, constitutional amendments and Oth-
erQuestions which arctic be submitted to a
vote OF the people, which have been certi-
fed to me under the provisions OF ghapt. 8:
Revised Codes N. %. 1899 Gas amended) to be
voted for on Tuesday, the 81 xth (8thl day Of
November tnext) 1905. In each case the
name of the office appears first, followed by
the names Of persons nominated, and after
each name the party designation Is given
in abbreyiation, more particularly explain
ed as follows: 5i$s- $38B3
Rep. means Republican Nominee s.
Dem. Democratic ~ Il Sss It'll RI II,
Soc. ~ Socialist 52gs 3 ~ &
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-10-26

The county commissioners Of
Pierce county passed a res0lu-
ton at their last meeting in
structing county officers to give
to the local printing establish
Inents all future orders for
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-10-26
The Long Furniture and Piano Man with the Short Prices

of all kinds Of coal and several
carloads Of wood. Among the
latter is a particularly good
quality OF dry oak. When in
need Of fuel cali up LA and your
wants will be. Immediately at.
tended to at right prices.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-10-26

blanks, blank books, station cry
and printing needed of what
ever nature. This will mean a
saving Of thousands Of dollars
a year to that county. would
mean a saving Of thousands of
dollars to Ramsey or any other
county in the state if they would
follow Pierce county's exampl lie.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-10-26
In BANKRUPTCY q,

IN The District Court OF the United States
for the District of North Dakota, N In the mat
ter 81 Jacob HilIestad and John Lindbarg in.
d q vs and leg copartre as Hillestad a
10 the Honorable Charles r. Amidon, Judge
Of the United States District Court for The
District of Norsh Dakota. M ~
Ramsey ~ the State Of North Dakota, and in
said District respectf lly represents. that on
the Mth day Of October, last past, he was dnig
as a 6opartnes In the firm OF Hillestad g Lind-
berg, nnder the acts CT Congress relating to
baIikrnp tcy that he has iyilly complied with
orders Of the court touching his bankruptcy.
full from Ill a az s'I BE-
coparfnsf ID ts tra of Hiiestsd Iinb "
under said bankrupt acts, excerpts euch dahte
ae are excepted bg law from such Discharge. E
yoaN LIHDnnne.
.sBankrupt
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON
District Of North Dakota, 1 Il,
On this n day of October, IA. D. 1905, on; read
ing the foregoing petition. AZ ID ordered by The
tho a day of Nogamber. q. b, 1905, before said
court, ut Fargo Ia said disfriGE at ten o,olocl
in ths soEenooni ard that noti1s thereof b
newepaper printed In eRid distfict, and that al
knDWn creditors and other pare0ne in intereBi
mav appear st tho seaid time and place aflf
nhow causes 1f any they have, why the prayer q
tfie na50 petitioner should not bs granted. II
And IL Is further ordered by the court thu
the CLERK shall send bY mail 10 al known dfedi
tors copies Of said peti ton and this Dfiaf ad
dressed 70 them 81 their places of residence d
Witness the honorable Charies RI. Asdidon,
Sud9e OF the geid court, and thu zeal thereof
ct Fargo, ID eaid district, on tlis n {isT b
&. i, NOR zooMres. oisrh.
Ng a n AxiszLN uspf4Rs
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-10-26

The American people will in.
sist upon President Roosevelt
accepting another term. His.
unfinished work is too import.
ant to trust to other hands.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-10-26

The republican state ticket is
composed Of clean and able men
and deserves the hearty support
Of every republican voter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23
Dor 80 3ahren

Dele @Ote Dor 80 Sabren beri6s
fgte bas Yoltsblntt;
6. g. Gtrebtep welher Dor srpei
Sahren nnb 8uibinatOn aberfeoeite
febrte nah permann aurlf.
Die alteite Sohter BON 6ermann
@ittbaus unb cbenfaus oefen aoDp
tirte Gobn SObn NOltensmeber far.
ben an Der 8neumunia in Berger am
lebten MDutna. Swei anoere &inoer
in bieier Semitic lissen ebenfaus
I6rpeer ertrontt oarnieber.
80. s. germ unO SamiIie 1T bieie
@ode mad 8Otuli, no., iberseiie.
belt.
Cine 8iirperoeriammlung III fur
Bcute ibenb i'm Sdulbauie einberu-
fen nm iiber ben Gntauf elmer 6ifent,
liden SibliOtbet gu beratben.
girruitriater ". s. Senp murbe
eeftern bel @tlab, ais er einen @iieu'
babnsua beiieieen wOlIte, pm einen
auberen 8ue melder binter Inn pore
beifauTe, erbebtih perlest.
Gin tuGer Sunb tpurOe uOreeItern
an Der 5rOntlruBe nit einen Sdert
Sola tubt eeidlaeen, oaun msbremat
eei6OFen unO ihtieBli@ in ben 5lub
eeworfen nm ia ii1er gu iein SaB er
9obt iei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23

berben CUR 8ebr, nneebenb, baB &c
uiht 5tdfweiie %iouOern SaHs be.
nrnben lein molIte. pa &c iebr
ihmaf NOR uno Die lleberiabruue
mad ct. Souls foum ertrneen bate,
lieB man i'm unter Obbut uun Sos.
8rnniun no er am 10. b. M. Itnrb.
@ittenbera. louis Iol,
fine bat ieine 5nrm an Sobn Boss
brint uerfnuft uno mir0 nit ietner
camille mad Gebrnstn reiien UNI Ous
iein sutanftises Seim 81 MAIDEN.
9as Gbsp1ur SOiepb @npel,
brett II boaerfreut iiber Die GntuuIt
zines 96hterfens. 8ir sratnliren.
Batter Sduls, BON Charlotte,
miro udhiten Sountas in Der ct.
&auls airhe 5u Ban prebisen.
Die @ebrnber Btlbetm unb
5obn aOeiter. BON ct. Sous, tpnren
am lebten SOnntne bel 8erDnnoten
bier gu 8eiuh. @rfeenannter lit
arbitett uno 8auunternebmer.
Shneib ermeifter SObn &urrel.
meser tfft gnrtebruneeu bieies
5rhbiuIt cine srUse Sheure su bnu.
en- uni. SimOn 5%rltemeper miro ben
Sau auflbren.
- Sn Der bielieen euansl. &irhe
ruiro wdbrenb Der 5aheaseit
am ieoen RittpoH Gbeno @ottes.
oicnii eebnlten rueroen.
Sat 9. aebrerin Sri. &onieb.
10 NOR leste BOfe frant aber hebt
iebt uieoer oer Sdule Dor.
Subu Gitmann III BON einem
SeIuhe BEL 8ecwaaoten in Sutnots
Surtdeetebrt.
Soc 3ein 1T nod Gule Gountp
sereii uni 8eruanoteu eiren turseu
SeiuH nbauitutten.
Raitor Suf4 1T Der slidfiGe
Batter zines 96hterdena peIfes am
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23
lnarftpreHe.

Der Beiseumartt mar in Der FEB.
ten BUhe iebr fau. Der tommer
5iene gorrutb bat iia nur ruenia perr
minbert; Die 3uiubren mnren ieoOd
erDber als i'm uOriaen Sabre. 2ie
Belt Seridifunaen unren beoeuienO
grDber nls i'm uOriaen Sabre, beiOn,
6ers oa jest Slo Nmerita Elm be.
oeutenoer 5attor i'm @etreioe. Wartt
1T unb iih am Beltbanbel Ttort be-
tbeiliat. Der libtbnre 8orratb Der.
minoertc iif in Der Iesten @phe nm
53l 900 Suibel unb batr1et nod A.,
252 900 Buibet, etpa 10 Miliunen
Suibel mebr ais i'm uOrieen Sabre.
Die beiteu SOrten brndten in Ct.
aOuis 1890, in Chicago s2-S5c,
in 9oleoU 854c unb in Rem Yort $3.50
per 8uibel.
Der MeblbanOet mar ruhia. Die
Rahfraae mar houpiidhlth fur ben
eInbeimiiden Mnrit, eS ruuroe nIer-
oinps AUDI etuns nah benz auslnnbt
perihift. gie Yrsiie fielen I'm I'M
eeilbr 10e.
&atent bra1te $4. 25-4.40
5traiabt 81 ,O0-42o uno @rtrc
5nucie IS. s0-4 90 per Rob. 8s
uUrSuste Dtnrten paren etruas tbeue
rer.
BelihtOrn mar ltetia i'm Bretle ae
rinoere SOrteu brndten SAC unO BEL
iers bis gu 42C per 8uibsl.
Safer mar etmas biliser; er per
tauite iih su 294 Sic per 8uibel
&artoifeln tuaren ebeninls INN eli
e~erinpes bilieer, he beiten Sorter
brahten $500 per Buibel, Colo.
raoO Gotten bis III 75c4
9ebenbe Stneine pnren mert.
parOis tbeuer; lie Uertauiten Tif fir
SIS OO-6. 80 per 100 8funb.
@erduderte Sp:dieiten uerpndt
tOften ss-lO3c per Siuno ie nuf
SGnitt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23
illus Dem County.

8tanb. Der EaubRumme
Rif,aet Susnes fuelder alS County,
Winner lid untsr Der Debut oes
&Hsaers sos. 8rnniOn gu Canaan
btfnno unO iirslih beiOe 5hBe &c.
ftOren bate. 1T lssts BOds 9ienltae
i'm after bon so Snbren oehOrben.
9a Der lalte Brand betOe 8sine er.
faBt, poute ma ibn in Oa8 Setter
ion SOIpitai uut ct. aouls brinaen
UNI ibm ba bic %erfrorneu @lieOmasen
gu amputirer, bod oils ibm Oieies
miteetbeilt Ieste Ct Iif in witOsn@e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23
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