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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-04

One Of the foremost questions to
come before the board will be the
terms upon which the amalgamation
with the woodworkers is to be consum-
mated. Steps looking to the merging
Of the woodworkers and the carpenters
have been under way for a long time,
and it is thought this awell~be accom-
plished this time. Wage. 2scales,,s or
!" trade agreements, 'as they are called
by the officials, will come up for in
dorsement. There are always a large
number of these contracts to review,
and there were over. 200 at headquar-
tiers last week, with more to come in.
The regular routine business comes up,
such as the letting Of the contract for
printing the official journal; selecting
banks in which to deposit the funds
of the brotherhood; considering APP
peals from decisions of local unions
and international officers, and the
choosing Of bonding companies in
which the officers will be bonded
Altho the next convention will not
be held until September, the board
will take up the preliminaries and will
appoint committees to prepare amend
ments to the constitution which are
regarded as necessary to meet ,condi
TONS. Niagara Falls has been selected
as the place for holding the next con
vention. - - u ~ WI, 8 =.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-04
WILL BE CONSERVATIVE
Minneapolis Painters Will Not E1forc,
Demand for Raise at Once.

At special meeting Of the Paint
ers District Council, held recently at
Midway, wage scales for the COM
ing season were considered. The St.
Paul Painters union and the Paper
hangers union submitted the same
scales as those in force last year, as
did the Minneapolis paperhangers, and
the wage schedules Of these three or
CARNATIONS were Endorsed by the coun-
ell
The revised scale of the Minneapolis
Painters union, which calls for a raise
from 3711a cents to 40 cents an hour,
was taken up, but action was postponed
/ for a week to await the action Of the
Building Trades Council, before which
the proposed scale was presented.
There seems to be a probability that,
while every effort will be made to
get the desired increase, all things
will be considered before a strike is
resorted to. It is argued by some
that later on conditions may. warrant
a demand for the extra 215 cents,
and then again they may not, and it is
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-04

dren in much the same way as their
city cousins regard country visit. -,
Why not bring these two classes to-
gether?
Naturally the question of congenial-
ity is vital one in arranging an ex-
change of courtesies, but it seems en-
tirely feasible to list certaiR conditions
in such a way that city people may,
with some degree Of assurance, select
a country place where they would have
good time and that rural residents
could act with equally satisfactory re-
suits in selecting place where they
would be pleasantly entertained in the
city. :.=':s' -;
For those of its readers to whom
this idea Of an exchange appeals T h e
Journal submits this PLAN:
Rural residents wishing to come to
the city or to send their children in for
visit of week or two to benefit by
the contact with city life and institu-
lions, have but to fill out one. of the
Rural Resident coupons on this page
and send it as addressed. AS will be
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-04

noted, this coupon also signifies that
the sender is willing, in return for the
city hospitality enjoyed, to entertain
his hosts for time. in the country at
a date and for period to be agreed
upon between the two. i -. ~
City residents desiring a country visit
for themselves or members of their
families, are to send in the City Resi-
dent" coupon properly filled out, both
as to what they. can offer and as to
what they would like to have. =.
" For it's part, T he J ournal will
offer every facility for, bringing the
two classes of would-be guests and
hosts together. AS fast as the coupons
are received, they will be classified and
each will be given a distinctive number
in it's own class. In The Sunday Jour
nal full digest of the coupons con
tents will be printed in paragraph
designated by the number which the
coupon bears. There will thus be at
forded for Journal readers list Of city
homes where country visitors may be
entertained on an exchange basis and a
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-04
WILL ENTERTAIN
PROMINENT MEN
CARPENTERS UNION PLANS BIG
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.
William D. Huber, General President Of
international Brotherhood, and P. H.
Mccarthy, General Organizer and
Member Of General Executive Board,
Will Be Among the Speakers at Au-
ditorium.

3 Every detail has been arranged for
the approaching tenth anniversary en-
ktertainment of Carpenters union, No.
x. The Auditorium has been secured,
ssand Feb. Fl is the date. Interest CEN
sters chiefly in the fact that the two
principal speakers secured for the oc-
scasion are men Of international promi-
snence in labor matters.
'a6385s William D. Huber, general president
of the International Brotherhood Of
Carpenters and Joiners of America, will
make the principal address. Mr. Huber
has never visited Minneapolis, and an
effort will be made by the local union
to, impress him with the real impor-
lance Of this territory from the stand
point of unionism. Mr.. Huber was
elected general president in 1899 and
has been successfully chosen since. He
has filled the office in a satisfactory
manner and has seen the organization
make great progress:
P. H. Mccarthy Of San Francisco
general organizer and member Of the
general executive board of the brother
hood, is to- be the other speaker. Mr.
Mccarthy is famous as an orator and
is one Of the most prominent figures in
the American labor movement.
Milton N. Rogers, who is well known
locally, will review the history Of the
local union, and there will be vocal and
/ Instrumental musical numbers, and a
frst-class orchestra will render several
!. selections
Il Invitations will not be confined tc
j members Of organized labor. It is the
intention Of the committee in charge
to extend welcome to business mer
and employers generally, ministers
lawyers, and to the general membership
Of such organizations as the Citizens
alliance, the Manufacturers associa
ton and kindred institutions, and it i.
said that special invitations are being
sent out to well known and pronounced
opponents Of labor unions. The pres,
will also receive special courtesies
An effort will be made to make tn,
! gathering one of the most notable il
the annals Of northwestern labor his
! tory, and that this object will be rea
Lied there now seems no doubt.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-04
4 HERE has been interested in
quiry and some direct re-
Spouse to the suggestion in

= the last Sunday Journal that
rural residents and city dwellers az
range an exchange of hospitality.
Until there is a fair list of country and
city places for prospective guests to
select from, however, T he Journa
will simply keep the coupons on file.
For those who may not have seen the
original suggestion it is in order to re-
peat the outline of the plan.
In, the city there are hundreds of
householders who are comfortably sit
uated in good homes with an extra
room or two; who live we'll, but to
whom a vacation in the country is just
little out of reach. Or if it ism It out
of. reach they hesitate to send their
boys or. their girls out alone among
strangers.
In the country or small towns there
are just as many well-to-do folks with
equally good homes, but who regard a
city visit for themselves or their chill
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-04

who may desire to make the expert
ment. Minnesota is full of the homes
of well-todo farmers who are situated
so as to entertain city visitors foyally
in the summer months and the fresh air
and the free life that can be enjoyed
there by city jewellers will amply repay
them for the pleasant task. Of returning
the courtesy. On the 9th n hand there
is much in the city to interest the rural
visitor and in addition it may not in
frequently happen that the open doors
of some city home will be the factor
which makes city visit possible. 2
This is just the right season of the
year to begin the experiment. Beside
the ordinary attractions of the city, the
amusement season is at it's height, and
residents Of outlying towns and rural
districts will appreciate hospitality of
fered by city residents. And it is none
too soon for city jewellers to begin to
plan summer trip. .eS
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-04
TALKS TO BAKERS
w. D. Mccall, Milk and Bread Inspec
tor, Discusses City Bakeshops.

.-a.-
Bakers union No. 222, has been con-
Quoting a successful winter series Of
open meetings. w. D. Mccall, inspec-
tor of milk and bread, who is connected
with the health department, spoke at
the meeting last evening at Alexan-
der's hall upon the condition of the
city bakeshops. -
Feb. "a has been selected as the date
for the bakers annual ball, which will
be held at Fourth Ward wigwam. The
arrangements for the event. will be
looked after by committee.
Installation of officers was held al
the last meeting, and the following
were indicted into office: President,
Leslie sSinton; vice president, Sidney
Parsons; corresponding and recording
secretary, D. s. Woods; financial secre-
tary, William Melbourne; treasurer
]. B. Eggers.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-04
Labor Notes.

Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
union. No. 49,. will hold the second an
nual ball at East Side Turner hall Sat
urday evening, Feb. 10. -.
Office room has been secured at Alex,
ander's hall by the Team. Owners
ganization will spend a part Of each
day there to wait upon the membership;
Large numbers of, local structural
iron workers have left for outside points
recently. Fifteen men have been sen,
to Fremont, Neb., where big con
tract is under way. and the same mum
Der went to Bismarck, N. d., recently.
ident of the Carpenters District cou4
Gil; s.. A. Bye, vice president; =. J.
McKeen, secretary-treasurer; II. Davis
warden, and Messrs. Enger, BachmaI
and Nelson, trustees, .,,
Negotiations between the Bill Post
ers and Billers union and the employ
ers, involving a substantial increase IN
pay and a contract for term OF 1--we
years, have been successfully term
mated nv representatives Of the uniOr
and employers.
An entertainment and dance will bt
given at Columbia hall, Midway, Tues
day evening, Feb. 81, under the aus
pices Of the recently formed Twin City
Metal Trades council. =. y. Burns, y
E. Goody, T. j. G. Richter and 81 Con
rad compose the arrangements commit init
| tee.
p. H. Hogan has been elected presi
] dent of Painters and Decorators union
No. 1856, to succeed George w: Howley
who resigned because of his election t.
the position Of secretary treasurer ant
business agent of the Building Trades
council. a.. L. Baker was elected dele
gate to the Building Trades council,
place which Mr.. sHoWley also filed.
"A board Of business agents is thu
latest, made up Of all the agents o.
the building trade unions. The boar6
holds daily session, at $3.50 in tn.
morning when roll call is had ant
business for the day discussed. In this
way an individual business agent re
ceives the benefit Of the opinions ant
advice Of all, and the plan is working
very satisfactorily.
| Phil Carlin left Friday for Duluth
to aid in the formation of a new or
ganization Of dock carpenters, arrange
ments for which are about COMPLETED
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-04

France has 1000 miles of state
owned and toll-free canals.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-04
MEET IN MINNEAPOLIS. .
Carpenters and Joiners Will Take Up
Important Matters.

Many matters Of vital Importance to
the organization as a whole will come
up for consideration at the meeting of
the general executive board Of the
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
of America, which met in Indianap-
oils last Monday John Wahlquist,
the Minneapolis member Of the board,
is in indianapolis taking part in the
proceedings. He will be absent about
two weeks.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-04
JUICE" QUEERs SIGNALS
Current from Street Railway Lines At
fects Railroad Semaphores.

Electric current from the street rail
way lines is again playing havoc with
the electric signal system of the Great
Western road between st. Paul and
South st. Paul. The pranks Of the
fluid were corrected some time ago, but
after several weeks freedom from wor-
ry the officials are again on the anxious
seat because the position of the signals
between State street and the Robert
street bridge have no reference to the
real condition of track. A safe signal
may be set by the automatic when the
operating conditions are most danger
GUS. An official says that unless she
street railway company does something.
the only way out of the difficulty is to e,
raise the tracks again. - -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-04

evdentl y4the lit iind ton ssefS those CON
cerned to study we'll the prevailing con
diitions before taking any decisive step.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-27

Drei De tworene nit elmer fleinert
fldI DE Gbdntberldin's Getbpeh,
Sbolera un6 DurhfaI Msoisin
BON Gbolere 1rlorbus eebeilt.
Ser 8. 8. GOmler Siebtotuer,
N(o.. ersdblt cine @rfnbrune bic er
motlte, mdbrenb er ala Seihpore'
ner In elmer MISUNDERSTANDING tn
Gbworbsuiae, areisbuupttnot bonn
8reiie Glebuurue, Ql1., ieurirte. @r
loat: ,@dbrenb ih bort mar, ab i'd
etruos friiaes uno aud Burit'Jleil9,
bos bel mir GbOlera NOrbliS IN lebr
Idnmmsr Sorm uerariadte. SD
I6bIte ara elenb unb iGidte nod Ell
uer oemifen Gbolera > Nsotatn, ltatf
oe1en ianote mir Der Gpotbeter cine
1Ioihe Ghomberlatn'S 2eibpeb, @bo'
iera unb 2urdIau'yteoiStn nit benz
Semerieu, baB CT bus Semanidte
SStte. mir abel in GOlee Der Gr'
nrpbtbeit pieIes Ssilmtttels, porab9e
mir issteres gu hidden. oa er tiir
be1eu unfeblbnre eur eararttre. S1
nahn cine 9pIe bauen uno tnblte IN
inni Mtnuten better. Ole Ituette
Snse heilte mid ednsli6. 3tuet
Mitoeidworene litten In oerlelben
@eiie uno cine flni uno 5ruan5ts
Gent Gln,6e heitte uns ale bret.
gum gertauf BET 8aIter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-27
Don aunbeu bic niats taafen.

Gie .Srantf. 3tg.4 briust unter
Obisem Sitel fplgenOe intsreiTunte Be-
pba9tungsn aus benz 9eI9Gftsleben:
IS gtbt cine Surte &unbi9aft, BITE
Der taufmGnni16e Sdrgpn hon Berlin
- permutbIi9 aud Der dnberer StGbte
- i1er3baft ,Sebleute" nennt. Wtan
bessi9net bamit 2eute, bic in bic Raufa
lGben tummen nit Der abii9t, ni&t
gu tuufen. fonbern rur Tin Waaren
an3uieben.
IS fam jebem puiiteren, bab er etc
rer !Sut, einen G9lips, cine bunte
Weite pber Tonit trsenb etpus tuufen
mill, Su bisIsm 3fpede in Elm Sef4Gft
aebt, ii9 oas gauge @ddrenluser DDrs
le9en lGBt un6 bod nidt bus finbet,
mas feinem GeT9mad entipri9t. 9as
TIT bann Elm Malbeur, bas Der Rdufer
Ober in bisIem Sulle Der Ni9ttGufer
ebenfp unangenebm empfinbet, piels
leidt, iusnn er GeinsefiibI bsiibt nod
| %lnangsnebmer, ais Der @ertGufer, Der
lid unniib dbmiibte. SpI9s 2eute
tp.rben natiirIi9 nidt uls .Seblsute"
anseisben.
aber es sibt aud 2eute, bic Itd
gauge @adrenIdger porfibren luiIen,
obne aud rur bic sertnsits qbit@t gu
babtu, etipas gu taufsn. sic tommen
lebieIi4 ins @eI6Gft, I'm au fsben.
9iefe @ebIeute luiien ii9 nun tpisber
In perI1isbene @rten eintbeilen. gs
sibt liebsnsniirbtse, MISUNDERSTANDING
unO nod l4limmere.
9a tommt gum 8eifpieI cine DAME
Sebleute sebSrsn i'm @eseniuB gu
ben SeIeuten fat uusfdlieBli& benz
peibli9en @eI9ls9t dn-ins @eT9Gft
unb iagt BON %bDrnb.retn: Nd, piirben
sic 10 Iisbensnirbig Iein, mir einmal
. 9erierteppi1e su Ssisen9 Sd mill
Si@t taufen, fonbern mid porber orten'
tterer. Sd tpeiB nod ni4t, tpel4e
ginriatuug meme SO@tsr tpdblen
pirb.
Damn Iprtnsen auBer BEN @es
f9Gftsinbaber feds iunse 2eute bins
3u, rollen ein paur 9uBenb Seppi6e
duf unb peiben bic n@ebsJrau" in
ollie @~e5etmnif1e Der 2ebre bon ben
petTerteppi9en Elm. Bel jeoem reuen
Seppi9, Der 6erdnsei9leppt ptrb, pros
s~teitiert bic Sebfral in li~ebenspiirbiss
fter @eiis bagesen, OuB fi4 bic 9errsn
nod mebr Miibe MAIDEN: sd mill ia
rur ieben, mid porlGufig urientieren!"
tuft Tie pieoerbolt unb bantt INNER
fpieber fir bas freunblt9e Gntgegers
tOmmsn. limb penn Der @ei6Gftsins
huber unO bic feds iungen 2eute miioe
perben ooer bentsn, es 1ei genue beg
ranTamen Spiels, bdnn tippt bic Sebs
Eau NIT ibrem Sonnenf9irm duf eis
en Seppit, ben fs nod ni9t seiehen
unb Tdot: v@as baden sic benn
np92 Mber i9 mill Sic pirtltd
|9t mebr bemiibeu!@ llnb psnn bic
erren Dann aud bieien Seppi9 bor>
brer, 10 ruff lie u~nuufbOrli9: rgtber,
lam i1 ia siseutltd ni6t perIans
ia bin Sbnen tuirtli9 Iebr bant'
tb tpenn Iie bann Ous gauge @aa.
kger geieben bat. bann ipieoerbOIt
sd bante Sbntn pirtlid febr! Sd
Sme ir ser nG9Ifen Wp6e NIT msis
Sp9ter unb fude bann ben Ssppt4
bon Sen fieben Serren sur Shiir
aGeitst, rouTdt fte gum 2dren hinuus,
Fit BEN Fiibeiten liebenspdrOi9ifen
eGdeln auF benz @sItdt uno 9dntess
porte dlf ben 2ippen.
Der @ti6dftsinbaber trnb bic feds
ilnoen 2ta.s isinss generdIFubes nil
sr, buB bic Seb=Jruu ni6t i'm gsrinss
han baron bentt nit ibrer Eodter pies
Aer,ntommen. sic srtenrsn foFort,
boE bic Ii6ttGuferin cine jentr Dus
insn fTt, Sic I'm gsgrtff febt fih in IL
40 .n. Observation-Disclosures ptnen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-27
0us ssruOe gsssntbsil.

Gi9ter: Isle bdbsn BEL Sbrer erten
gernebmung seiagt, Der ansstluete iei
ouf bic auffOrosruns bes Dirtbes
tdutlos %ssgangen. 0as fOll ni4t Su.
treffsn." = 3suse: Subs i'd aud gar
mot seIust. Sd idste, sy felt Iaut loss
se9dngen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-27
3p.ibeutia.

.Wein Trduletn, Der @sin i9eiut
S6nsn su aOpfs seftisstn 5u isiH2A =
nSupObI : e. 1T nur gut, buB sic
mid bsslsiten, nit einsm iOldsn affen
bin i'd bod nod ME mad SuuIs ss'
suusen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-27
acIernen meishsit.

ll~nterOfft8isr: r9is, RaIlsr, mas
eurf gum gsiipisI betm Militdr ME
portpmmsn2' = Miillsr fdpsigt. -
llnteruffi8ier: r0ie birtsre qutrUnsn'
tuI4e. sic @ulroB!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-27
HmmeriitiiAes.
eIitebaIl.

gluf eiuem rrrnebmeR Ball pirb
tin aOiillon sstanst. Inter ben Gisus
rem tommt aud cine Dor, bi. BARN be-
Febt, bab Elm isosr Ssrr in Elm SGus'
den aus puppe ssitedt pirb unb Der
ontIopfenoen Dame dntporteR mub;
srtennt Tie ibn. 10 tanSt lie nit inn;
i'm entgessnIeBten 6alls mub lie ibr
Slid beim nG6itsn bsrfu6sn. pa
tiopft auh GrGulsin bon Sdbn an Ipla
Elm SGus9sn, in tpsl6em Der ungebsis
tsrte RefereRbar bon TrUblid iibt. -
guf lire Grase: n0arf Id binein9A
t0nt ibr bic antiport entgssen: r8e'
Iebt!" Ser Referenbnr IOlg!s bdln
farauf Der Gtrlubung bes SrOHsrs,
gu Date 5u gebsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-27
GusiI8.

Wirtbin; .Ssrr 9oftOr, mann tper'
ben sic mir enbIi9 bic Mietbe be5uh'
Ien9" - STUDENT. rSd, liebs Srau,
ipenn i9 Mtstbt SabIsn tOnnte, mare
i'd Dubrhuftis i4on IGusit Gusseao'
ssn!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-27
e6msi6eIbuft.

Grau: ranna. sic tUnnsn mein
Bier austrintsn, bas beibt, psnn sic
aug meinem @lus trinieu mSsen." -
Musb: % ia, i4 mag i9On, id bin
idOn 70 Elm Sdlusin'L mir sruuit Dor
nihts"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-27
Gin @anfpffslheEO.

HantnG6tsr: .Sis IsbHen bier
fdon cine babe GtunOs boratnO am
SsnFer." - Serr: r9f - i'd pobn'
6d iinb marie BLOB BIB mtins 5rdu fsFs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-27
@rrfbeil.

~@b = pra9tboll! ginsn IoIdsn
bsrrlifen autOmobil : psljmantel
babe i9 nod ni9t seIeben. Ser toitst
Gbsr pObI aud einen tii9tisen Suppsn
@tlb!" - nallerbinss. I9uuOerbuft
tbeusr - ubsr gu eIoubit ni6t, liebsr
&ubi, mas fir sinen ~fubslbuftsn are.
bit i'd babe. Ieitoem i'd autOmObil
fatEe!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-27
y
unseT9mintt.

a.: rSussn Sic. SIRE Gruu fiebt
ia bsute 70 triib unb blub aus = lDObl
ni9t redt uufssIest9 = g.: sgtsin,
nod ni9t ssi9mintt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-27
Die 6anptfods.

sd beer,ifc ni9t, mas Du an bic,
fem MenI6en Sibi9ss finben tunnit!"
- Pun, 1T IS benin uift Hibi4, bab
er mid betru!ben tptlI2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-27

nMiilsn Sic bsnn aud, bab SIT
@Drboben seeen bas @eItb DeritOBt9@
Silent: sAber iu! Darum tpiiuide
ID chen Sbrsn @siitnno.1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-27
0ts @onntaasiaaer.

aWadt bic gemeinbe NIT Der Der.
pd4tuns ibrer Susb eisentIi9 elm gus
tts @efdGft9" - Bauer; Isl frsilpl
y f9Dn's 9eIb CABIN uns bic Gtabts
BERN unb bic Safen IuiIen g. una
aud.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-27
eebsntsn u.

Rebdttsur: rSbren Roman tTnnsn
mir leiber ntd1t gebrau9en. @dns pfs
fen sefast, er III ni9t febr gut eeT9riss
ben ~" Sunser 4utor: .Wds f9as
bet bus, tUenu Ct s.brudt ptro!4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-27
aus Ter @duIs.

Gebrer: ,Ttillsr, Sbrs 9lrbeit tn
bic idlsdie unO Iieberliait. sic fdngt
al.i9 bamit an, bab am GRSe tstn
puntt it,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-27
linmaBoebenbe Snitans.

p@te rau8sn2 Sd bGrte bod, Sdb
SbRen bds Rau4en Derboten tuorbsn!
- sSa dber nut bonn arSte, bon nets
net Srau nod ri9t."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-27
auuItpsritdnOnib.

.@arum gebf Du benn bsuts pies
Der ins Sbsatsr9 Oh buit bod bas
Stiid I9on %seieben!~ - Sd, aber IN
meiusr ner,n 9oilstte nod ntdt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-27
paffsnb.

gu6bGnOIsr: .Gus Bud III ettpas
tbsusr, absr serubsSu gum SObIa@.n!"
= Damn: Isle, bus touf' i'd meiRer
S1pieaermutter!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-27
grompte austunft.

a@arum tpsinit 9u bsnn, aIeiusr24
- aSu, bu, bu! - Der 2arI bat mir
meine 9uttrItuIle in ben &unal ees
tuOrFen!4 - init 9lbIidt9" - nylse,
NIT RGfe."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-27
\
Reporterfil.

.0ie @.rI.buns,n IdmmtIider bel
BEN @tIsnbabnunfdll @erungliidteR
finb oufrisosnitIIeno."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-27

Drsi 6dh poreue nit elmer fleinen
fldI DE Gbamberlain's Geibweh,
6bolera un6 Durffall : Msot;in
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-12-06

finely he intrr-s seems a. - inrr-a-
ing sic ~ hope il Will b. = d@cdd
sIcres-
There j. = movement on f0oi toward
organizing nu ] 49, - LdEe 81
BaIko und ERECTING q tvo-story huitd-
INK 10 order o. hzye = s~cs,nd sonr
hail in shich o. meet and cnuttrt the
lodge business let all odd Fellows
take notice ard h--rom- busy Dun't
forget io sgitste the enterprise - IL
= fur th- g,-.d of sur beloved order
and there are = NUMBER - odd
Fell a. NEAR Baiku sud We ought
10 g~t together ard tslk this matter
ov-r sDd Organize and keep in touch
With -arh other snd sdyauce with the
spirit Of odd Fellowship
PsSCrL PorVT.