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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-16
HIS TWO
BITS and hikes

On account Of the numero,. :.
q work which are being carr,os mes
ne country tributary Of Lewiston On ~ IN
laboring people of all classes Cow 'ne
30. Every day men can be .oa. ana
ing and going across the 1an.,..
Charleston bridge. s'oh-
The men who follow this kind y, ;,
Dor never stay longer than pos,,h,a ID
= Job. Just long enough to 90. vi
stake" II the height Of their annie,
There u not = day but what tbov ''
brought up before the police court sas
pay their fines or If they are hra%s u
are ordered out Of town forthw,,h
A drunk was thrown in satrra.
morning and brought before the iva.
IN the evening. All he had was tws
bits This would not go very f.r wv
he was ordered out Of the c,tv -
81 Eyes, Judge, I'll go across the hr,d..
and out to the ditch. They only cbs-s.
$3.50 per week for board and thew aos..
pay you on In time checks as thev ~
on the railroad camps"
He then thanked the Judge, who rav.
him back his two bits. and made n.
exit.
Judge Coburn stated that 60 wer.
mp before him ON the charge of being
drunk and disorderly in March. ana
that % far this month over 30 had been
before him on the same charge. an
average Of more than two each dav
Judge Coburn stated that an effort
would be made to secure some one to
work the "vags' on the ball and chain
gang on the streets.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-16

iayed this spring because seed Of the
kind No wanted wAs hard to secure.
Next year we win have seed Of our
own raising and can begin the season
about two weeks earlier than we were
able to do this year.
I'm tobacco culture the seeds are
sown in broad cast and later trans
planted and put IN rows that they may
be cultivated much like corn. After
they have grown to the height Of about
ave feet the plants are topped with
the idea Of preserving from 70 Is
leaves ana letting the strength Of the
plant 90 to the Development Of these
leaves The crop develops IN about
three and Z half months and yields
from 500 to $500 pounds to the acre.
1 think that In the Clearwater country
that from IL to 30 per cent can be-
added to these estimates Of yield be-
cause the land i new ana seems pecu-
liarly adapted 70 the development Of
vigorous plants."
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-16
.GRANGEVLLE, NEZ PERCE, CANVAS PRAIRIE
and the CLEARWATER
ins in interest and y very beneficial to
the students.
Gioetrse Liaht Franehieo.

ing in interest and = very beneficial to
the students.
Electric Lieht Franehiee.
The city fathers met Thursday night
and prepared an ordinance for the
purpose Of granting to Carman q Hol-
brook : franchise for the purpose Of
erecting m electric Light plant In the
city. n this arrangement soss through
there viii be electric lights Ia Guide
&c In three months.
orine II .lumbes.
Large lots Of clear dry lumber q
being brought IN from Hardings mill
on the mountain The roads are bad
In places. but six horse teams bring IN
$500 feet at . load. The lumber for the
nav Sidewalk on Main street viii be
brought 81 next week The streets
win b graded up ma the town win
take On city airs.
"A Freess OF Canyon city, was In
town Saturday on his way to Lewiston.
He says the canyon above Culdesac II
full Of men building the railroad.
The fume from the Colby mill to
jacques spur u now IN running order.
With plenty Of water to float even saw
logs The picnicsrs had Z me time
sending small craft with messages on
them to be dumped out on the ground
It the spur.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-16
= Grew 4 : Baby lneubater.
UniontOwn Press,

While Mr.. ana Mrs.. George Carbuhn
were Visiting IN Portland. Ore. last
January, Mrs.. Carbuhn gave birth to
q baby boy four months before matu-
rity. The little piece Of humanity
weighed but 1 y pounds. The parents
decided to place It IN an infant incu-
bator under the care OF trained nurse
and r. possible preserve the spark Of
life b the little body. The child grew
ana waxed stronger each day after be-
ing placed IN the incubator. When
born the nails on the ringers ana toes
Of the child had not yet formed.
When Mr. ana Mn. Carbuhn re-
turned several weeks later the baby
was still living and growing nicely.
The iirst Of the week they received
word from Portland that the child was
now fully developed and had recalled 4
point IN its existence where It could
BE- brough home and placed under it,
mothers care. Mrs. Carbuhn left for
Portland yesterday morning to bring
the little fellow home.- They are ex-
pected to arrive Sunday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-16
BRINGS IN
BIC COUGAR

Walter Sewell arrived in the city this
morning from Orofino, bringing with
him the skin OF q large cougar, which
he caught in his bear traps in Cougar
basin last Saturday. The animal was
one Of the largest Of its kind, measure
Ing 3 feet 3 inches from tip to tip and
weighing over 200 pounds.
Mr.. sewall II down to get the bounty
from the commissioners and has the
skin sold to Louis Jahnke of Orofino.
+ cougar arms are found by the police
In the near future. let no one take
alarm.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-16
Twenty five Years . Nun.

Newark. N. J.. April 1s.-At 81
Mary's orphan asylum in this city 81.
ter Columbia today observed the
twsnty-iifth anniversary Of her en-.
trance into the Order of st. Vincent
de Paul Of the Sisters Of Charity. Prioe
to entering the order Sister Columbia
was Miss Clair O'Connor Of this city
Skaters Of charity from all parts Of
New Jersey and some from New York
participated In the anniversary cele-
bration.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-16
kansas Editor's Meeting.

Junction City. Kas.. April 16.-Mak-
ers Of newspapers gathered here IN
force today for the annual meeting Of
the Kansas Editorial association. The
programme covers two days and II one
Of the best ever arranged for meet
Ing Of the association. Tomorrow
morning the visiting editors ana their
ladies' will visit Fort Riley where . big
review Of cavalry and artillery viii be
given hi their honor.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-16
Owl Drug Co. First in
Quality, accuracy
and Price

The prescription department In any
store 10 a. important as the drusrist
makes It. In our store It Is the most
important department. Everything
else IN the store comes secondary to
the attention which We give to pre-
scriptions. Every doctors prescrip-
tion has the right Of way a. soon =
It enters our store.
This IL necessary in any store which
does the highest quality prescription
work. for prescription compromising II
: science: II 10 m art only attained BY
the most assidious application, With
every facility ana the purest hirhe.t
quality drues ana chemicals 10 vork
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-16

Wesson cooking oil. A superior
cooking substitute for lard Or butter.
being twice = economical IN frying Or
shortening; tasteless. oderless. cons
venient and digestible. For sale at
RuNaelra Grocery.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-16

Good cooks. good walters and the
beat the market affords. The Grand
Restaurant. O.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-16

The old favorite. Kathleen Movour-
neen," tonight.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-16
The Tardy Flewsr.

The Tardy rlesser.
De crocus comes . laushin'
An : noadin' It Dc sun;
Arbutus push Do leaves away.
An ~ NY rest = done.
Do violet kseps : dreanin' On.
She Ism Walked up ret.
shes Dc beauty Of a. family
An No. allus raised : PCT.
~ Warrington Star.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-16
Happy Week. Il coming.

You Win laugh when Happy Week"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-16

Delicious things 70 eat At the Ex-
change today.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-16

Kathleen Mavourneen BY willard Co.
tonight.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-16

Happy Week = coming.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-16

~ Kathleen Navournesn At n,
Hinnard.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-12
Man Past Sixty in Danger.

More than half mankind over
sixsy years OF age suffer from
kidney ami bladder disorders, U.s.
ually enlargement Of the pros.
trste gland. This 10 both painful and
dangerous and Folsy's Kidney Cure
should De- taken st the fret sign OF
danger, Ne il corrects irregu lari,ies and
hiss cured many old men of this dis
ease. Mr.. Rodney Burnett. Rock Port
Mo, writes: Il suffered with enlarged
PROSTATE gland and kidney trouble for
years and after taking two bottles Of
Foley's Kidney Cure l feel better than
I have for NJ wears, although | am nov
81 ytars old" J. W. McCollum 4
Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-12
Choir Was Organized.

In compliance with the reques, oil
DR.. Clarence Z. Strouse. quite a mum.
Der interested in the matter OF organ.
ling the choir for the Winter Bible
Conference assembled ~ the Meth
Odist church last niRh,. when a suc-
ee.stul organization Was formed.
DR.. S,rouse states iha, the choir will
have about one hundred voices, and
wall De a feature of the Conference this
year. Several new and popular songs
will be introd uc-d. among which are
The Glory song aud The Kings
Business"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-12

Means the ability TO do 3 good day ;.
work without undue fatigue and 20
lind lie worth living. You cannot
have ind gestion or constipation with.
on, its up.etting the liver and poi.
luting the blood. Snch a condition
may be beet and quickest relieved by
Hsrbin-, the beet liver regulator thss
the word has ever known. Mrs. u.
W. smith writes, April 3. or: Il use
Hesbine and hnd IL the beet medicine
for constipation and regulating the
liver ever used" 80 cents. Sold by
W. ". Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-12
Justice CoIman's Court.

julia Thompson and Will Hall.
eolored. were arraigned in Justice Col
man's court Thursday morning for liv-
ing in adultery, having been arrested
ON the previous night at Fairbanks By
officer Granger upon complaint OF the
woman's husband. They were fined
s?5 and ccsIs or three months in pris.
on each, but the woman. sentence
was suspended with the costs, while the
6ne OF Hall vac reduced to IS and
costs. pending good behavior.
"MW. Thompson" 10 O blushing
chocolate.colored damsel of fifteen
sommers, and it 10 said lived with her
husband iuss one week after their
marriage. When che bushes her com.
plexion is go dark that the atmosI he re
about her assumes n cloudy condition.
Her parents have endeavored to maze
her what hey think q good girl shoI aid
be. but they seem to have failed in
their efforts.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-12
ltch--RIngworm.

Z. 7. Lucas, Wingo, Ky, writes.
April IS. 1902: For ~ 20 - years |
had been afflicted with malady
known as the Itch The itching va.
moot unbearabl-. I had tried for
years to ind relief. having tried all
remedies | could hear Of. besides n
number of doc,or. wish 20 state
that one single applicstion Of Ballard .
snow Liniment cured me completely
and permanently. Since then have
Used the linimen, on Two separate &C.
casions for ring worm and it cured
completely. &c, sc and o.. sold by
W. VI. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-12

People the world over we're Mortified
on learning OF the burning Of O ChicA.
% sheater In which nearly six hnndred
people loss their lives. ye, more than
I'VE simes this number or over 5000
people died from pneumonia in Chica.
10 during the same year with scarcely
o passing notice. Every one OF these
cases OF pneumonia resulted from cold
and could have been prevented by the
timely use Of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. A great many who had every
reason to fear pneumonia have warded
10 on BY che prompt use Of this rem.
edy. The following 10 an instance Of
SHE sort: "Too mucL cannot be said
In favor Of Chamberlain Cough Rem.
sdy and especially for colds and in.
nuenxa. ] know that it cured my
daughter, Laura. OF q severe cold and
believe saved her life when che was
threatened with pneumonia Nv. b.
Wilcox, Logan. New York. sold By all
druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-12

Beggar Prince Company Presented
said Pasha" In Clever Manner.

1eggar Prince Company Presented
said Pasha" In Clever Manner.
The BeRgar Prince Opera Company
presented very cleverly the two.act
comic opera. said Pa.hs." TO Q fair
sized audience at the opera house FRI
day evening.
They retained the excellent reputa-
t:onmsde the evening previous. which
marks il bv far the best seen here this
season. The voices are al good, the
acting clever and in all tho produc-
IiOa was ~ .ine as one would desire 10
see
II 10 to he regretted that other 500
cial functions interfered with the sue
Gees Of the company from a financial
standpoint. ~ the venture deserved
much larger houset.
The company lei, lat night on a
special train for ocals. where they
will appear today. afternoon aud
night.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-12

Thi. - a card To certify that all
druggists are authorized % refund
your money Il Foley. Honey and Tar
fails TO cure your cough or cold. II,
stops the cough, heals the lungs and
prevents serious results from cold.
Cures Ia gnppe cough and prevents
Pnsumonia and consumption Com
tains Lo opiat-s. The genuine Is in a
yellow package. Refuse substitutes.
J. W. NcCollum II Co
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-12
Padget, BUYS Land.

j. L Padgeit. the naval stores or.
orator. has purchased = valuable tract
Of land near this city The land i.
heavily tImbered. and Mr. PadRet,
expects 10 extend his navsl stores in-
tePestA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-12
Are You Restless At Nigh,

And harrassed By q bad cough? Use
Bsllard's HorehouDd syrup; IL will
secure you sou d sleep and eject a
prompt and radical core sold by W.
VI. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-12
SCENE Of SplENDOR
WAS GRAHAM HOME
THg DECORATIONS WE'RE FINE


haanv Color Schemes in Evidence,
which. In Darksnsd Rooms. Made
AAoss @sau,iful eject haiss Graham,
Gmsevtainsd In Evening.
One Of the mOss brilliant functions
among she .Oeissy people transp'ring
On Gsisesville for some time was the
reception sendered BY Mr.. aud Mrs
ysmes u. Graham. at Ih-iP home, 90
Wess Main street. n, complimentary
% Me-. ard Mss. D. y. Graham OF Ped.
meat, w. Va. uho are visising them.
o rhussdsy afternoon from 8 to 5
o'clock.
The handsome home wss moot taste
fsliy decorated for the occasion. In
the hsilway, neatly arranged, we're
numssoas evereseens, including pine
and holly. In che dining. room che col.
% scheme wss pink and green. the dee.
esasioas consisting OF pinks and SIMILAR.
assachsd % ribbon sssesmess which
Wess suspended from the chandelier
seese the table. while pink roses and
ferns sdosned the msntes and walls.
The paslos eject wss purple and green.
The decorations being violets. holly.
paluas end fssns. In the library yell
bon and green psedominaied. Here
sAsss was psofusioa OF isy. jesss-
mises. joaiquats. with @ liberal die.
plsy ef fragrant rnses and other Row.
ssa. rhs inesndsseeas lighis we're
hsps lishsed duEiag che afternoon. the
heess being davkened, and the effect
% she soss rsys was beautiful beyond
aseesipsioe, sod we're the Summation
90 oh pssssss.
D9sing she afeernoon delicious ~.
sesshaneess. eoasissinG 0s chicken cal.
Cd. sandwiches, olives. pickles, ssls-
Inc vsSsss and coffee. we're served
esiasils and In moss tempting man
nss.
ma gowns worn By che ladies we're
vesy slaeessse, many OF shem having
bsea imported especially fos this af.
aesR. Nsshiag handsomsr has ever
Asss sesa hero.
MmI Graham and her charming
daughter. MissS Maud. we're assisted in
seesiving By Mrs.. d. y. Graham aud
8issss Mary and Louise Zell Of Biz.
msmghs@. Ala. who ore visiting Misc
0ssham.
In che evening Mice Maud Graham
sRssssaiaed che yosnges society SEE 10
hosoe os the Misses Zell. There we're
. iss8s ausnees present. Progressive
whiss was the game and 10 wac played
With a sesnsssness and skill which
Old sssdis to shoss passicipasing. |
There wess swslvs tables and many
uess pssssas Who did nos participate
n Ne soassss. The ssfssshments upon
lAis esssssos eompsised oysser cock.
NIL. shisken salad, sndwiehes, pick.
)es. oiives. salsines and coffee.
The decorations &C the evening func.
lion were the came as In the after
noon.
After Q closely contested game.
psixss we're awarded 40 follows:
LadyS prize, q volume Of Lavender
md Old Lsee," won by Miss Jessie
Bediford.
0ensleman's prize. cigar cutter, John
uhssnas.
Geasleman's consolation prize. deck
u 6ns esrds, Won By Thos Stevens.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-12
a DELIGHTFUL Receptions.
Mrs. a. r. vanOsvsnter Entertained
Many Friends "Wednesday.

MRS. a. q. vanOsvsnter Entertained
Many Friends Wednesday.
On Wednesday afternoon from to 9
o'clock the handsome home Of MIS-. A.
r vanDeventer, lCS ). Pleasant
street. was made more attractive than
ever on account OF the beautiful dec
Orations and the preset nee OF 80 many
Of Gain~sviIl-'s charming ladies. who
we're guests OF the clever hOstese at q
reception rendered TO her friends.
The cO,or scheme Was pink and green
and wss IN evidence BY q profession OF
esesgr~ens, ferns. palms, holly. ivey.
vic.. literally interpreted with pink
roses aud carnations. making q moot
harmonious blend.
Listle Mi.ses Jessie Chestnut aud
Catherine Halle. astired in pink and
white elk. respectively, opened the
doors admitting the guests, when they
were revived by Mrs. vanDeventer.
assisted By Mrs. Dr. W. Porter and Mice
Robinson OF Oca:s, Q niece Of the host.
zee.
Delicious refreshments, consisting OF
chicken sslad, piekles. olives, saltines.
coffee, chocolate. ice cream and cake,
were served. Mrs. vsnDeventer was
assisted in the dining.room by Nee.
dance 2. ID. Warner, W. VI. johnson.
). T. Dell and J. NJ. Dell. Jr.. while
Mesdsmes L. G. Lynch and John
Chesnus presided &C the chocolate and
coffee urne, respectively.
Mrs. vsnDcvenser upon this osea.
sion entertained nearly a hundred
friends IN that clever, amiable manner
characteristics Of her. The gowns worn
By the ladies we're handsome, the co.,
tune Of the hostess. an exquisite
gown Of old ros- elk trimmed IN
white applique. being especially beau.
tifui.
In all, THE function VAS one OF the
meet entoyable ever given in Gaines
vile society. and will be remem.
bered pleasantly BY those who were so
fortunate 90 TO be present.
The home OF Mrs. A. X. VanDevent.
er, south Pleasant street. wac the
scene OF . most pleasant occasion
Wednesday evening. being q card par.
~ rendered the yOusg society people
OF the city. Progressive whist was the
game and the contestants Who occu.
pied the fourteen tables we're equally
eager TO capture the coveted prizes.
The home decoration. were roses
and pink carnations. very pret,ily dis
played.
The ladies' fr.t prize. a volume OF
"EvanReline," was won by Mis-, Rob.
in'on Of Ocala. niece Of the hostess. !
The consolation priz-, q elk hand bag, /
fell to- Mrs. r. u Warner. Tn. gen.
ileman's fret prize va. won by Harry
Tench. IL was card case, leather,
two deck. OF card. and
The consolation prize |
for gentlemen Was metal cir
cle from which was suspended I
two bells. Upon these were en-
grayed the words: Ding. Dong"
During the evening delicious r--
freshments. consisting OF ice cream.
salad and coffee were served.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13
wiatdIiSr MarAtbtri6t
STAR NILS.

tppWLRiiIWH 9MNthiDrliW'
STAR NILS.
Beisen, 2, lualitat. .....A. So
8eisen, g.. Aualtt6t. ...... .s3
Mebl, per Sad, /. Hunlit6t... $50
Wtebl, per sad, 2, Analitdt. 2.40
&urnmebl, per 100 Bflnb -. 1.50
Rleie, per leo gfpn6. ........ 95
Sbipauf, per 100 9funb. ~. ITO
pfo6ufte.
3ara G~orrisirt pm i
JOHN II. Grocer.
Butter, per ghint. -. -. 1920
@ier, per Guben0 ........ Is
Siibner, per Rfuue.. ~. 8
Spring Gbtdehs per Biunb II
S9infen .........g. ~. 9-l0
S1mals, per Yfunb. ~ :. 8
8fuiebeln pei 8nibel ..... 80
BOle per 4suuo. ....... -2S
&nrtDheln. ............ rs
%urtehS ......U.....,,.. Ia
Die ange9ebenen 9SreISe uerben BON
ben 9anDlern (rneiftens i'm 5auihe>
be5ablt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13

= 9ittle Gergeg. Gut bier
uertdnbsu Die Sdmalbsn ben GInsus
ces 6ratlinea; lett Iebten SOnntus
NOrseu mubte Der 8OumOnO Der
Sunns nei4en; bic eOloenen strablen
eriudrmten bic @r0e nnb oas Binters
tleio bat einen herrli1en @run 8tas
eematt unb liebli@er @eIane uno
3uittihern Der 86sel erfreut bns
ReniHenbeta. Guh uniere Sdno
8Ops bemibeu iih niat binter ben
oefieoerteu Sdneern 5urnf5ubleiben
uno lire MelObien erihaiIen ih6ner
unO irditiaer ais ie.
sSO oas auee binihaut bistet fih
elm pphlthuenber Nnblif: Jel6er,
Bieien unb Sdrten. bsionOers nber
bic @Obnbduier baben nabm'
bafte gerbeferunaen auiSumeilen:
GerbeFeruusen welfe nit benz &Orte
8erid6usruue eleihbebeubent iinO.
0OTeu mir audi onB Der Gsiunbbeits.
suftans iih ssbeiiert bat.
= Sm Dhermontna mirb bic So
tboliihe Shule ibre Cd ,u5itter bal.
ten. 9eioer maHsn plele 0idnper,
Sdter Der 8inOer melte Die S6nle
beiuAeu, an oieien 3ase Der Der.
inmmlarp DER 2ittle Berger @essn
ieitiaeu Geuerueriaerunas @sisG.
ihait bel 8iqiam 9ufner beiuoh'
men. bod ftsbt gu erparten baB ale
Auoereu niht 10 in anipruh senom-
menen Der SHalihlpsieier bsiwob.
men iuersen! f&@8lHS }Hts&
- gs 1T etmas in Der 2uft: bas
;iebt uOn Beit nah Of, eepbbnlit,
Sieben bic g6sel uun gtOrben mad
Sl6en.
8atie unb Wartba Wiler God,
ter BON Geo. MuelIer, anb &atie
Rueaer, gUdter pom SObn INueGIer,
Ueroeu Idnsere 8ett bier bIeiben (2)
8ei Der S@ulwabl tunrben ala
GirettOren ermdblt: &obt 8rnenti'
gam far 5 Sabre, Shul5 fur ]
Sabr. SOtn 8oGertien pnrOe elm
thinning sum 8esauneber srpablt,
b. b. tuenu ntHt nod brei Qnoers
pier Stimmen erbulten bntten, Sch
rer Geo. @eber ipurbe tpieoer far
W0nate aHgeiieIt.
5ulius 8eiermaun tuit6 iRbl
wObt BON Der Rrauienliite eeitri1er
meroer, oenn bic iH6nen be[Ien Gags
in lestersr Belt erIuubea es inn fid
auberbalb oes 6nufes ju bstbseen.
- Graa 81. asbOHbs mus ieOOd
nod oas Belt baten. Sic 1T itui
ldHeere Belt leioenb bod bUfen mi
oaB ibr oas f6itlihe Out - @eiunb
belt = balo mie0er i'm rpljten
RaaBs su tbeit wsroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13
Oas orsste psrbredhen.

~ rfNtLN
ben ihlimmiten Usttls an Der Nenias
belt bss'hen isre 9spdienluieu Quad.
lnlber, pelae ans Der Nu9it Don BEN
Diem ees Gooes berilbrter aralte.
Rqpitel i6lasen; UsI4s iih on bleier
iammeruolltR Notb reihsrn, ineem
lie untsr slslsneriihen 8tripre&uuaen
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