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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-01-03

Gardening and poultry raising is a
natural and profitable combination. as
each helps the other and gives a va
riety of employment whereby the
spare moments in each vacation are
profitably utilized. Fowls are natural
insect destroyers, and during the sea-
son when insects are most destructive,
If allowed to range in the garden every
morning and evening will render ex-
cellent service. 1t is a good plan to
raise all small vegetables, such as
beans, peas. onions, radishes and let
tuce, by themselves in lot enclosed
by a chicken proof fence, and to have
another lot the same size for the chick
ems to range in. The year following,
let the chickens be turned into the lot
where the garden was and use for
garden the lot vacated by the fowls
BY thus giving the garden plot to
poultry every alternate year, the soil
is not only rested but wonderfully
fertilized by the manure of the fowls
which is absorbed by the soil as fast
as it falls upon it.-Josllua Humble, in
The Epitomist
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-01-03

Coming to Christ, we enter into the
rest of faith. The very act of trust
brings tranquility, even when the per-
son or thing trusted in is human or
creatural, and therefore uncertain.
For to roll the responsibility from my
self, as 1t were upon another brings re-
pose; and they who lean upon Christ's
strong arm do not need to fear, though
their own arm be very weak.
The rest of faith, when we cease
from having to take care of ourselves,
when we can cast all the gnawlng cares
and anxieties that perturb us upon
Him, when we can say, Thou dost
undertake for me, and l leave myself
In Thy hands," is tranquility depeer
and more real than any other that the
heart of man can conceive. Thou wilt
keep him in perfect peace whose mind
is stayed on Thee, because he tusteth
III Thee
Cast yourself upon Christ, and live
In that atmosphere of calm confidence;
and though the surface may be tossed
by many storm, the depths will be
peace subslsting at the heart of end
less agitation. Alexander Maclaren.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-01-03

Two cups of minced cold beef, one
teaspoonful of chopped parsley, one
teaspoonful of chopped onion, the peel
Of quarter of lemon. Half tea
spoonful of salt. Two. or three dashes
of pepper. Two eggs and cupful of
crumbs. One slice of bread soaked
in a quarter of a cupful of cream.
Mix together the onion, parsley and
bread crumbs. Beat up one egg and
put it in with the meat, place it over
the fire and let it heat thoroughly.
After it cools sufficiently make up into
balls the size of an egg. Roll the balls
first in flour, then into beaten egg
mixed with a tablespoonful of hot
water, then roll in cracker crumbs.
Have a pan of boiling lard; try a
piece of bread first in the hot Aard
and if it browns instantly it is right
for frying. The lard must be half an
inch above the top of the cecils, else
they will split open.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-01-03
When Sailors Wore Earrings.

Sailors don't wear earrings as they
used to-" said city ship cnSpdler.
''In the past had jewelry case aza
sold earrings of all kinds. Lately |
did away with 1t. for there is now no
money in sailors earrings at all.
But there used to be. Every salt
had his ears pierced and was as proud
of his earrings as a lady. For some
varieties l got as high as $50 pair.
"a sailor would never wear pre-
cious stones, like diamonds or pearls,
in his ears. The only stone he would
wear was agate. That was funny
fact, wasn't it?"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-01-03
A Little Parable.

Hatred and Selfishness fell in love
with each other because they saw
that their deeds were alike evil.
SO they sought Beelzebub and asked
him to marry them.
IL viii do it," he said, but it must
be on one condition"
what is the condition." they
asked.
That the two of you when legally
made one, shall take a new name"
1T is agreed" they said.
So they were welded with much
pomp and ceremony.
Now what is our new name?" they
Immediately inquired.
Human Folly" was the answer.
THAT name hereafter will include the
both of you, as. indeed. 1t practically
has done heretofore"
So the united two wander over the
earth, covering 1t with unhappiness
and frequently we refer TO them by
their former names, but not the less
does their welded name apply to
either or both Of them. San Fran.
cisco Call
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-01-03
The Poultry Yard.

The above illustration shows q typi-
cal Leghorn.
This breed, though small was at one
time very popular. especially with
those who lived in the country, but
the demand for larger market fowls
has grown so rapidly that the all-pur-
pose fowls, such as Plymouth Rocks
and Wyandottes, have almost entirely
displaced them
White Leghorns have pure white
plumage, with clean, yellow shanks
beaks and skin, and when fully ma
tured the males weigh about four
pounds and the females from three to
three and half. They are counter
parts in all else but color of the brown
Leghorns. and possess all and possibly
more of the many good traits of the
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-01-03

Cut some boiled potatoes into slices.
make one pint Of thick white sauce.
mix with ii (off the fire. four ounces
of grated cheese. cayenne pepper and
salt to taste. and. If mustard be liked,
two teaspoons of made mustard may
be added. Fry some triangular crou-
tons with white of an egg, stick a
crescent-shaped border of them on a
dish, inside them arrange a close row
of sliced potato, cover it with some
sauce. then repeat in alternate layers
till the crescent is high. Mask the
whole with the sauce, sprinkle it thick
ly with grated cheese and fried bread
crumbs, heat and brown for about
twenty minutes in the oven and serve
hot.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-01-03

VIII you please give a young be-
ginner in swine growing something
about the Berkshire breed, history and
introduction in this country.
GEO. X. STAHL.
We cannot do better in reply to our
correspondent than TO give what Prof
w. ID. May says of this breed. Prof
May is in the Missouri Experiment
Station, and is gentleman who has
made n study of live stock. He says
of the Berkshires:
From 1920 to 1928 the Berkshire was
very much improved by Lord Barring
ton, who devoted much time and a
great deal of care and Judgment in
developing what was even then the
most popular breed in England. That
the efforts of Lord harrington were
so signally successful is attested by
the fact that most English Berkshires
trace their ancestry to his herd.
A. b. Allen, who is authority ON the
subject. states that the first importa-
ton of Berkshires into the United
States was made in the year 1928, by
John Brentnall, of New Jersey. In
1882 a Mr.. Hawes. an Engllshman,
made the second. and afterwards other
importations at Albany, N. Y. In
1889, Bagg and Wait Of Opange
County, N. Y, began importing largely
and engaged extensively in raising
and disseminating the breed through
cut the great corn West. The Berl-
shire Immediately became very popu-
lar, and fancy prices We're paid for the
animals throughout the new pork'pro'
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-01-03

White sauce to be made Of two
spoonfuls of butter, two even spoon
fuls of -four sifted into the melted
butter, scald two cups OF milk and
pour gradually over the above mix
ture until it is the right thickness,
add pepper and salt. boil six or seven
eggs hard separate them, chop or
slice the whites and add to the sauce.
Place on platter toasted bread cut in
points, squares or slices, pour the
sauce over the mixture and sift the
yolks over 1t. Use the potato ricer to
sift the yolks through.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-01-03

Leghorn family. They are slightly
larger than the brown Leghorns, and
their eggs are about as large as those
of the larger breeds. They are spright-
ly and always ON the hustle, though
they stand confinement remarkably
well, and dozen hens may be kept in
very small pen.
Many people ON the farm object to
them on account of their color, claim
ing that they are shining marl5 for
hawks and small animals which. prey
on the poultry yard, but this view
seems hardly well taken, since it has
been shown that the broods are con-
stantly being robbed even among those
that are totally black. Color makes
no difference, and unless a better OBJ
lection for discarding them can be
advanced, we see no reason why they
should not regain their former pres
tige.
There is certainly no prettier fowl
II we fancy solid color, and they GER
tainly have merit.-Home and Farm.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-01-03
CLERK In Pettlcoats.

Miss Clara McAlpine, the young
daughter Of William McAlpine Of New
Hartford, Conn, and recently a stu
dent at the Gilbert preparatory school.
is the only woman town clerk in the
state, having qualified TO act in the
absence of f. A. Jewell OF New Hart
ford, who has gone TO Buffalo for an
extended stay.
lShe issues marriage licenses and
discharges the other duties Of the
ot4ce satisfactorily TO all applicants.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-01-03

Put in frying pan one tablespoon
full of butter and the same of -four.
mix perfectly smooth without allow
ing TO color. Pour in one cupful OF
stock and return to the fire, stirring
1t all the time until quite thick. Sea-
son with half teaspoonful of salt,
little pepper. Beat the yolks of two
eggs, stir these into the sauce--add
the juice of one lemon and one table
spoonful of capers.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-01-03

you can keep is that you scatter.
Every good deed helps make track
for others.
They who welcome new truth new
er have to wait long for it.
1t is likely to be the faith more thar,
the food that makes the feast.
Everything that strengthens home
ties binds closer Heaven s bands.
.preaching hell in the spirit of he'll
w'n only drive men in that direction
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-01-03

AS examples OF the French feuille-
tonist's attitude towards style, let us
take two gems from the work of Pom
son du Terrail. One of them Is: "The
mans hands were cold and clammy
like those of a serpent" The other:
"rhe count paced up and down the
garden. reading the newspaper, with
his hands behind his back" = The
Academy.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-01-03
RAMS HORN : BLASTS

o raise the fall
len is to reach His
face.
Gods will fol
all is the good
will of all.
Sympathy does
not depend on
a syllogysm.
You can exer.
else evil by the
exercise of good,
The only 10Y
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-01-03
Household
-Matters!


Slice some potatoes very thip, let
stand in ice water about one hour.
then thoroughly dry with towel, have
4 saucepan ready with boiling hot
lard, drop each piece into the boiling
fat and fry until crisp and brown.
Remove with wire spoon. drain and
sprinkle with salt while hot
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-01-03

Half peck of green tomatoes, quar-
ter them, add four pounds of sugar.
melt. strain and slice three or four
lemons; cook until tender. 10 make
d tender omelette use hot water in
the proportion of a tablespoonful Ao
each egg, instead of the milk usually
advised. Chives for salads are very
nice
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-01-03

The loftiest examples of charity, de-
votion, self-sacrifice, herolsm, trust, pa
tience and patriotism ever known to
history have found their motive and in
Epiration in the Christian religion
Henry B. Williams.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-05

Der Gampisr 9ora tlber cereu
StusauFabrt pom ct, 9ouis biz
sanIas qity leste 8Ode in ben 8eit
uuaeu 10 ulel 9iru eeidtagen nur'
be. # an ROnins bier auf ben
Serauteriabrti UurbeipaHtr um,
miro ruie mir uernebmen. bic 6atrt
uiat mieber MAIDEN. Die Seihidte
besabll iih eben nidt; Die Glen.
babnen baben tr0b ibres hoben
BraItiarifs in ben Gaoen Der
shipper" bod gOrjise welhs pom
ben S6ten nidt sebOten uerben, als
oa iinO: Saus eesen @itteruuo,
Siaerbeit ssseu Geuerseefabr uuO
i4ueGen gertebr. 9ebteres 1T fur
ben anufmann BON arOser @idtis'
ieit bn BEL nieOersn @a6erltanb aui
8OOtUeriebr nidt NIT Siderbeit 81
retnen 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-05
r. H. HAsENRITTER.
5pii den bimmel unS GrSe

eiebt es oar mon1e 0iuae, BON ben.
en- Cure Shulmeiabett f. nidtS
tranulen ldBt; uno gu bieien 9inaen,
ruelde ourh ibre Gfenbaruna bas
erbBle @rltauuen erregen, pebbren
ole altbem6brten ct. Bernard &r6u.
terpiaen. gauienbe unb abertauI.
euoe bnben bereitS bieie grfabruna
eeniaht. Srseno e,ne uuuol lihtta.
tett in Der 2ebeusilbruno lepte ben
@runofein gu ihmsren 4eiben. Cam
tatten oefien erbe G[nseideu, uie
appetitlOheieit, i&lefter @eidmad
I'M Itunoe, aOpiiamersen. Spdter
tOleten: Rattietett, S~ersttupfen,
SauinoeIanfdlIe. Obnma@ten, Sch.
ltaruneen, SaGenuereiItuna uno Al.
lest t0otIlde 2eber. uno @iereutrant.
pelteu, D. b. tb0tti1e ruenn ned,t AZ
red1ter Belt Elm satiees @eidid Die
arrlen Batieaten, bic Don Dec 6r,ts
lltler Shulmeisbett feline SiIfe ntehr
gu erlanaen DermOGten, ben heif,
tratti0en st. Bernard &~rauterpiuen
susetabrt batten. llno Dam fom
ole tuanoeruOlIe Ofenbnrune ons iene
glleu, tueIhe aus ben reinFten
SllanSenidften Der glntur Ubne lea.
ilde atenoe, metuQtide 8eimiIfnno
9ereereat tuerOeu (pesbalb Iie aud
telisr aber3uderten 6aGe beblrfenl,
aug IN ben idlimmiten Gauen nod
O%Sufanolae 9eiIuus periHaFen. Sn
aaen Nitutbeten finb biein 9iaen fir
rar % Gents gu baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-05
Die eubanit8e Hepublif 1T toSt

Die cubanii6e Republit lit tuot.
Gb iic jenlats neu erlteben pirb, NUT
nbgewartet weroen, ubgleiA bic Nm.
miniitratiuu Der Sereinieten Staateu
~nieOerbplt ertldrt bat, baB feline slt'
nerion Der Sniel oeplaut iet, iUnberr
bic prpOiipride @erpaltnus rur balt.
ern perbe bic Die @eumnblen abse,
balten uno mieOer aeOrouete 8uitdn0c
bereeitelt merOen tBnnen.
Giinttlif UNI Die @ittaesihinOe
am leben Samitap lieB Sriegsiefretar
.9aft bns Sterneu6an;:er iiber benz
&eeierunsSpalaite biiien. @eniee
Wtinuten ipdter tpurbe Dem Iublitum
burd1 Grtrns8 latter betannt eeeeben,
6aB ,Ontet Sam" 8elib bon Der Sn'
Iel ereriifen babe utb Die 9anbune
GROCER Sruppenmaiien ioiurt beein4
men ruerDe. Die Seiibnabme Der Sn4
iel eriplete pine ie0es militdrii9e
Sdnugeprdnge. Sefretar GaIt be-
gab iif), opn benz Silfs.S taatSietre'
tar Bacon besleitet, nad benz &e.
sieruneSs@ ebdube uno etablirte lid
i'm Bureau bes 8~rdii6enten 9almn.
.9ieier mar sueeseu unb erhOb elmer
i9lAternen iormelen Iroteit abe,
8eadtane iuurbe Inn natiirlif MIDI
eeidenft. 81 Il.
9aS cubaniiae Gplt, bns bisbe,
nidbt an cine beuaifnete gtnmiiduni
Der Ser. Staateu elauben iuuIte, II
iniulse tes enereii hen slnftreteni
|9aft's bOffnuneslos. Die @afen be
ereiIen, bnB bic &epolutipn ibnen bi,
llnabbdnsieteit setpftet bat, reeel
iib buriber iebO4 ni6t iunberlid
aui. Slm Sbenb tuaren aue StraBel
Serbbet unb man tbnnte in Del
Cafes erreste pplitiide 9istnftunel
bbreu. Die srOBe @euse i9sint bi
OttupatiOn Der Sniel freubis gu be
eriBen,
Inter einem Ebeile Der 8eu6lter
uue berridt srOBe Grbitteruns eeee
bic Ser, Stanten. Gs mirb Der
9rdiibenten &ooieOelt oorsepurfer
bob er bic anuettiruns Der &epubli
i'm Sntereie bes Sabat- unO 8udel
FRUITS felt @Dnaten oorbereitet babt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-05
lluttioni unieraeianeie pirO in Ibret

3lntttcnt uuterSeihnete nirb in ibrer
Wobnumg. in 2lcnt'c oauie. am Niiitppb,
ocn 10. Stiober, 1906, ibre iammtlidlc
SauS' uuo MISUNDERSTANDING aui ciientliter
Nlptiton periteisern, ipie iolgt
. S%dlaBmumer Gets, tYett, TrcIier uno
WaihhIdl,j / c%iicrneS pett. / b6lSetdeS
geii, ] Dicse, / Soia,1 Settee, l Crgel l
pdrlcriid, . ShauteIdiBle. 2 grniribIe,
II 6b5immeritihle. 6 %aiteuitible, | aiidl'
niiidI. / aidenidlrant / Siidlencien (iiir
aoblenl 2 6ciboien Ciiir 6oIS,) / aohlen
9eigOieu l g9aid)moidyue, Carpets, elmo.
Ieitm II. 10.
lie geriieigeruns beginni inn ! lbr glad)'
mittagS. Wrmi eS am 9enaunien Gage
rcsnen iolte pire bic g%eriteisernns am
acknowledgement yiadJmiiage gcbalim.
geoin9mngcm y a
Sraupa tor s.. genb c (.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-05
guEtion.

Sd pcroe oui SFentli6er Tuition oertau.
fem I'M Sdlerer Sebdube, Der gliible ee6cn.
itber, am
.9ienito q u. " lit 10 Id, b en- 8. uno
10. Sttober
ale meinc 6auSserdtbe bcItebeub aus
qorIor Cell ) stiide iebr iu)ou; Gin anoerCs
Sett Is Stiid) nid1i 10 fohbar; 9eti Room
Sett beitebeRo II geitIteIle nebit Ginldae.
Dreier nno WaibItano; SdauteIhiible, 6
SpieaeI, 9all 6at Ha6, 2s ldone eiuoe,
rabmtc 9ilbeT 8 !6dngelampen; @banoe,
IierS . II. 4 9itter; 2 Siice GeItS, / Suid
WledI Samilp 8ange. aiidcnserdibitaIteu,
nbren. 9aicn. Carpets, Waiting uno pieIeS
anocre.
GbenIaIS M6bel aus benz Wbiie 6puie
mic lolgti 10 9etiitelen, cinihlGiris u uno
pole Yreiie; Springs, WtairnSen, uno
WlooStiiieu. goaibitdnoS, SficeTibIc, Sens
i%tcroSrbdnse, porSeIar' uno 6laSpaaren.
Gbeniallo Bar SirtureS, counter, Bad.
bar, GtSfiite fir Bier, 1tide. u Arm
d,airs / Spiesel. l Cooler, / %eiIcuuer 6eIo'
idlrant.
IN Der 8ipiiten8eit pcrtuufe i'd aud aui
priuatpc9e.
u. q. qruoot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-05
Mele Mnietaen.
farm anl snennider ,lnFHem.

Der uuier5eideeie luno on ScmIias ben
90 Stiober, 1906. nm / l1hr ylndrmita9S
auI BEN glaBe lelbft ieire 5h DielIen iiip.ccii
Don nernlonn selegenen Sdrm Dienilidl al
ben Yleiitbietentcu oeTtauien Die Sdrm nm
Iubt 1873 glder 2nno rpoooH eitua SO gdcT
tldr iinb, ~ ader @iei5en unb IA Adel
alee) CUTE y~iebeneebGuoe uno . ME oeriina'
enbe Gue0er aai ben plobe. Gncrme'
S65relhibum.
aoolpb 2 dIemeier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-05

llniere aeier i'm 9aabe, bic mad
Der stabt tommen, tUnnen urs unr
ibreu @IitleIern einen sruBen @eiaa'
en- ertpeiien, iueun tie in unlerer
Office oOtipre8en iinO uns etroaist
gteuisteitsn aus iBrer @adbari9af
mtttbeiteu. g8ir Iinb lpebsr alItpii
ienb, nod tbunen mir iiberau ieir
uuO urr nit Silfe uuierer Seller uirt
CO uus mbslid, ale pi6tieen uni
intereRuuten @elisteiteu 81 melbeu
@ittbeifuusen perOen tets nit Dan
onsenummen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-05
fartn iu l~,trlamiem.

Die 100 gder umioiienbe farm beS per.
iiorbenen gnton 9Ippril an Der Sirit Greet
nebcn Otto Sauer 9eIesen, lit gu %pertduien
60 linb etp 75 Ader tIar, 40 ater IdoneS
Sol5lduo, B%obnbauS mo bic iibIitlen yle'
6en9cbGuoe ne6it 9runHen uno 6iiternen
aui benz gllaBe.
yldbercS ~ criroseu bel Sohn Neiobdrt in
6erinann ooer idlreibi an
Charlotte slpptil,
1867 9elen Street,
St. YouiS, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-05

Gine noble 8erpanbt.
bat GillD Braun, bic ioaiaI'
btmutrutti9s SournaliItin. sic lsitst
thrsn Gtammbdum auI ben aSnia bon
@eFfulen, Ssroms 9onuports, Jlrld.
Or lei, 10 behauptet Iis. tbr llrsrpS,
eater. ~ 9us III sIulttt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-05

sc piro fur bic Uieten Ruiit.
freunoe cubier aewiB cine erfreulide
Rahridt ieiu su b6ren Ous Der @e.
ia%nsuerein 9urmOuie nod Dor 8eib,
nndten unter Der seOisusuen 9situnu
bes Eruf. 8uOoemeBer Elm CONCERT
perunfuIten birO. Gs mirb Ifon
Feibis aeprUbt uub uie uerlnutet,
tebt benz Hubtitum Elm auBerprbent.
liGsr aunitoenus in HusFat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-05
ATTENTION VOTERS.

Notice is hereby given that the
candidates on the Republican
County Ticket will address the
voters of Gasconade County, Mo-,
on the political issues Of the day,
at the following dates and places
to wit:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-05

g'n altes Gbepaar piini6t / 2immer nit
Susn tno gpdife iueiner ebaneeGldIen
6aa''l'e' Rleioer unb eett3eua haben mir,
aua9 9enu9 @Clo. Ersppsn limb md,t ers
inlali HetlettonteE m6gen IcIort nab.
lrasen IN Der Office SieieS aIateS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-05

Sir 2beumntismus unb @iht, oieit
fhredIihen lno ihmerSbaiten RIageu
pr6porire im Elm iidereS Nittel, rn0 I'm,
ieoem tranfen 2eIer bieIer 8eitung cine
@eIe9enbeit al gebeu DasIelbe tennen gu
lernen, bin i'd Jerett einem Seben Elm
gddet frei Der RoIt ai ienhen.
Sic Iittel ber01nte i'd eirem oIiidIi,
den 8ufaIl, olS i1 ieIbit gldllbte, 0ieier
&ranflett ais rnheilbar p~ertalen Si Iein,
iiHb nd6oem berporraDcnOeGer5te meinen
Sal nIs bpIfnungslos crtldrten; nn0 Ieii
Is mid beilte, babe i'd piele Sale bon
elmer @auer bon 80 biz 40 Sdbren 9e'
beiIt ou1 geriouen BON iiber so Sabreu,
@er5dgen Sic nimtl einerlei OF
Groglen ooer Mer3te Shnen tet1e Nin0e;
rtn0 brnften, ion0eru ldreiben Gle To-
fort, nieiR Mittel beilt.
5onbetngte Mdnner rro Sr1iien, Dtl
feir GIieo riibren %tonntefy Die gefitterI
fpernen miibten, ionneu iih ieBt ielbf
beIfen.
Gin iauIfrtrtes Sud- iber @belrmnttst
mus NIB @ift, nelhee Sbren san gendl
beIdireibt, iibcrIenDe Id ebenfnls frei
@iefes W3ittel heilte tifr5lih etren 9errl
BON 10 Sabren, peIher iiber 80 Sabrl
delitfen mn benz fiiuf Ner5te ntdt bellies
fonrten. Waeine aorefie 1T
Sphn q. Smith, l90Glurta @nilbine
Mailpanttr. @iseOHitn.
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gBir mlnIaen Cure glufmerilam
iett nui uniere Gramuum Onsrte ~
Ienien wie oieitl be an onOerer Steaa
bieies 8lattes etiihtlidl III.
Is. Sllber II. Sun.
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Aus Dem County.

@asc0nabe. Soc BiIb'
man unb frau bon ct. Souls iub
bier 81 9eiu4 uno @aite Der Srnu
Bilomann unb Der 5ami;e geOr
Gleiiher.
frau Rutb Srice nelfe bier
bel ibrsr SruOer Gtiiab Gaid gu De.
JUDI mar, 1T pieber mad ibrem 9sin
in Naribaa. WO., aereilt.
Srup Carr uub Satin welas
bier mebre 9nee in Der airhe Soft
ssoienf bieIten, iino gum 9eiuH nod
Bay eereiit.
Settle Rinne IL am @ontaf
uah ct. Souls eereiit I'M On 8etunu'
te gu beiudeu.
Rarp Shweiobnuien 1T 5urid
BON St.aOuis unO @aft ibrer Suwei
ter, Grau @nnoliEg.
Gran 9onie Suaie pom ct.
Souls If bier bel Der 6amilie Gljat
Guif gu 8eiuA.
Rebrere iunee 9sute Oieiei
Dctes ueIte In Glasgow, No. ar'
beiteten, limb bierber suridseiebrt
6scnr @uiinfiOn, uOn ct. aOuii
Uerlebte uereuneenen SOnntnp bier
bel bieiiseu 5reunOsu.
SO peroen in Gbnmois erOBe
Sorbereituneeu eemndt fir Die
mOreen, ben 6. DttOber fattfnbent(
SHOOI &euniun I'M Oicielbs gu elm,
en- @rtOlse gu eeitalten.
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9dufg b6ren mir SereIei6e aber
bic :SuIthnrleit Der 2nbi9iubel
BON fra5er uuO iest anpeheIt meroen
tueIfe fi6erlid nidt gu @aniien bes
beutieeu 8rObuttes ausfalen. Die
2ebensoauer zines Sainoetba6es
Uie bic idnaite 9eraausenbeit feR :
itetIte, II i'm oiuAipen Sale etma 10
bis - Sabre. 9ns Dad auf benz
5uuie bee ueritOrbeueu Qerrn GissH
wuroe int Sabre 1853 eetept, anb
ttuu bic bamals eelseten Sdinbeln
heute nod 0ienite ruenn aud niat
10 gut pie Elm pans neues Dad.
0as 8aubOlS Der suten, ulten 8eiten
,feblt beut5utaa leiOer nur gu iebr,
inno taum 1T Elm neues @ebdube fer.
tic iangt aud i9ou bic 5lidnrbeit
ar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-05

RehelIunpsn nui bic .@nrten.
lnube," Oleies ihbniten aGer SAINT
lienbldtter, rusrben in Der Office bic.
ies 8lattes enteeaen aenDmmeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-05

81 pergauteM: Mir irplen iuSer
2umberSgIddt tinIdIeBIi6 edluppen uto
4 etaotIotieu in 8oiebub eeIegsn i'm @an,.
en-, ODER aud, einSelu uertanien, GS lit bic
bette GeIdi6ftSInee in Der Stabt an ,iuei
6 ountps8oooS nnb SeiicneeIeiie Der Giien.
balm seIesem 6isnei ii6 audb fir cine
WliihIe, 6cirsioeipeidlcr, letter Siore II. /.
10. SraSi Ioiort rad ocer fdlreibt an
Roiebno 2umbcr yaro,
8ceSner & gtpber9.