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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-05-24
MANCHESTER.

Little Marion Barton Is visiting
her auD, in Rutland,
Geo. II. Dewey Of Bennington
was IN town last Wednesday.
-E. II. Holden has been in town
again this week ON business.
There are a number of eases OF
spring sickness about.
Mrs. LOIS Kellogg is in town at
the orvls cottage.
Did you see the northern lights
Saturday nigh,' They certainly were
beautiful.
"A. X. MofTst has improv ed his res
idence by adding an extension 10 his
verandah.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Gunthcr and
Miss Brown are a, the Films" for the
summer.
Severe fro., and ice formations on
Sunday nigh, aud again Monday night
frost formed
Louis Towsloy. who has been i'll
for couple Of weeks with pneumonia,
ia RAPIDLY improving.
The Misses Skinner and Miss
Rpaulding were in town in attendance
al The funeral % rierrponi lsham.
--Th.r. Was large attendance a,
the Conference 81 the Congregational
churches In this village ON Tuesday
last.
---Joseph W. Ro. Is in town for a
few days visiting his mother, MR.. A.
G. Roe. !, seems good to see Joe
again.
Automobiles are commencing 10
whn through cur streets, and one
needs 10 keep their eyes open in cross
ing corners.
-. II. pc4Gonrsey has presented
another cup to the Hillside Coli Club
70 Be contested tor during the match
psssoa Ia September and October.
Rev. John Basviow has returned
from ha recent trip. His poipi, was
tlisd Sunday last By Prof. Brkinsrd,
prtsidsn, o. Middlebury College.
Our Toss Highway Commissioner,
Y. b. smish, has %, Vie roads a, the
soulN esd 81 the town IN nr, class
eondinon. better than sor some time
past.
.-Ms, II. ?. Hoy, has arrived In
,o~n and og@n,si hss pretty cottage al
The south rnd al HI. viiia4v. One by
ons Cur Old friends arr coming back
b. the only"
Gov, chAs. j. Bel. Sec'y. o. Stale
rir~sscs.d, and sap't. OF Education
Asscn \. sssnc ~ere IN town Thurs
slss ID rDnnceilon with The educational
meeaang bsad ., The ceniar
The HILLSIDE Golf Clrb have men
u sosa on The groasds essiiag The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-05-24
Business Mention

New advertisement this week.
Kendall Hardware Go.
II. n. Shaw.
l.. j. Mccoy.
Barrows House.
A. Is. Msrsden.
Y. Hard.
J NJ. McDermoii.
Dorset Inn,
John Fisher.
II. N. Williams.
X. Is. Smith.
II. II. Levin.
w. A. Graham.
Geo. y. Sexton.
Hildene Farm.
A. Is. Roberts.
Frank Squircs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-05-24
Winchester. Dorset and Granville
Railroad.

p@. rssi. Me- 10 nnsu March -, 1905
iss.s nsnthssasf Dogs g., SODA Drfse and
4sslry s.se SO iasa "a 80 30 SD SIS pm,
Issss liasffs Sc Su9iA Dossst sd Manchester Ne
80 80 a. nats So . ~ ana ss'a y. a.
s.atAs fss iEc. Rssas TIP TicAs stt fares
sssy " FsAa 10, sod usana utg tAcAtts rtrpFsi
f,sss, uss Casd4ctisf "a Ne uaia.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-05-24

sDsat, 'Dslif s,ssss s@sss1.
tfsNmRR sas.yssf ear suAsee,
sFpii@sn pans ca sff.chos
r.s AsaslT6 tiAss ,AAsas oasKg h&asn
Gro. T JAMvls. Gen'l Mgr.
G. y. DALr. Passenger Traffic Mgr
&. A. Niea0, General Passenger Agi
Rutland. Vermont,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
Two Ships 10 be Regularly EN-
pIoyed 10 Carry Supplies,
Equipment and Ammunition.
AHTIllA AND moBILA SAIL
All Stock Now at Camp Of Embarka.
ton Soon viii Be on Way to Ha.
vana-General Whit and Surgeon.
General O'ReiIly Make Tour of In.
spection.

II was learned yesterday from an
authentic source that during the stay
OF American troops in Cuba the war
department In all probability will opcl-
ate regularly two transports between
Newport News and Havana for the
purpose or transporting all the ncCcs.
sary supplies. equipment. ammuni.
lion, etc, for the first Cuban cxped.
tionary brigade from its base OF sup.
plies IN this city. The schedule
upon which these vessels will bc
operated has not yet been arranged,
but IL is probable that the first ship
to sail will be the transport Sumner,
which arrived at this port from IIa.
yana Friday night, and which is now
anchored In the harbor awaiting or.
ders from the war department. The
Sumner carried the headquarters and
two hattaiOns of the Fifth infantry
and company OF engineers from
New York To Havana II week ago.
The animal ships Antilla and Mobiln
sailed for Havana yesterday after
noon with several hundred head oi
horses and mules and large quaint
ties Of supplies, equipment and bag
gage for tho troops now in Cuba.
''''thuN 'i' SuDNlltt ilbtI
ing horses and mules and tomorrow
the Kanawha, Taarnholm, Jacob
bright and other ships will begin
loading animals and equipment
Four Transports Arrive.
Four transports arrived In port
yesterday and they will begin load
ing animals and supplies for ths
troops In Cuba at once. The Jacol
bright, Berger and l.nupar, three OF
the vessels that got here yesterday
came from New York and are all ut
ted M to carry mules and horses
The TaarnhOlm, which came here
from Porto Padre about Il week ago
and later won't to the Norfolk navy
yard whore she was fitted up MS an
animal ship. returned yesterday ana
Is now anchored In the harbor. She
probably will begin loading animals
tomorrow.
The steamer Admiral Farrngut
which was chartered as transpor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
A REPUTATION.
How It Was Made and Retained
Newport News.

A good reputation Is not easily
earned and 1t was only by hard. con-
slstent work among our citizens that
Doans Kidney Pills won their way TO
tho proud distinction attained In this
locality. The public endorsement of
scores OF Newport News residents has
rendered invaluable service to the
community. Read what this citizen
says:
Mrs. ]. Ames, wife of j. Ames,
couch-maker, residing at 1903 Lafay-
ette avenue, says: "Doan's Kidney
Pills were not new remedy TO me
when a short time ago required tho
treatment for 3ackache because j
knew Of them when living in Ohio
some years ago where they are n
household necessity. Procuring The
last supply from Stearnes' drug store
they were used by more than one
member Of my. family for kidney com,
plant and relief followed the treat
ment very promptly. | am more than
pleased to give my testimony about
the value of Doan's Kidney Pills so
that residents of Virginia may in n
measure know rs much Of this prep.
aration as my friends and acquaint
ances do in Ohio"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo
N. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the -Doan's-and
take no other.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
FUNERAL OF Mr.. FORD.
Services viii Be Cnducted This After.
non by Rev. J. w. Porter, D. D.

Services Will Be cnducted This After.
non by Rev. J. w. Porter. D. D.
The funeral OF the late James L.
Ford will take place this Afternoon at
40 o'clock at the residence OF Mr..
Steve johnson. 239 Twenty.seventh
'ire";. Rev. j. W. Forier. D. D.. will
conluct the services. The body vii!
be inferred at Grcenlawn cemetery.
Th" nnllbcarcrS will be: ". q,
Smith, r. j. Phillips. J, l.. Siblcy. H.
=. Jones', G. y. West. a. A. Moss, J..
NJ. Curtis and T.. S. Robinson.
MIR Ford, who was probably the
Oldest resident of Newport News,
died early yesterday morning al the
fcmC or his son-in.law. Mr.. steve
Johnson. Although the old gentle
mal had been in a weak condition
physically for several years, me had
no. Eccn III at all for som" time, aIi
his d,ath came us great shock 10
the family. Only n few minutes be
i1rc The cpd came hc was taiLWg
quietly with NJ" Johnson.
Coming here in 1850. when Newport
News VA" merely a steamboat Land.
Ing place Mr.. Ford lived here for
tw"nty,"iN years and reared II large
Family, lie was 1T one time II mrm-
lrr Ct "A" county police ana 10" "rv
cntcel gears waH u justice nj The
peace az the county At tho time ri
HI; draii, he was ovcrsCrr OF the rlor
ior me c'y lie is survived h. y
siSte.'. Mrs Martha Hancock. of FITCH
mond and seven children Mrs. Mary
G. Adams, Of Washington. ID. c.; Mrs.
Minnie Withers, Of Berkeley: Mrs
j. c. Mcars, Mrs. Norris j, Cronr,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
CITIES FALLING IN LINE
milwaukee and Washington Already
Arranging for Exhibits.
BALTIMORE 70 Be CALLED UPON
Great Opportunity Offered for Ex-
plotting Advantages by jamestown
Exposition Newport News Pro.
poses to Be in the Procession.

Among the many interesting fea.
lures OF the jamestown Ter-Centen.
NAL Exposition will 10 .he hearty
participation of the cities. The first
large city to definitely fix upon the
jamestown Exposition as n proper
place 10 exploit its greatness was the
city or Milwaukee, Wis. Other cities
are rapidly falling in line behind the
metropolis of the great Northwest.
Washington, ID. c.. is now arranging
to make a comprehensive exhibit,
anu other cities are doing likewise
Hartford, Conn. proposes to make a
big display at the exposition.
i. S. Southgate. governor of OK.
hlDitS. and one of the board Of cover.
nors of the exposition, expects to
visit Baltimore shortly and confer
with the authorities OF that CITY In
regard to having the Maryland city
make an exhibit at the fair exploit
ing it's commercial greatness.
Notices were sent out recently by
joint committee of prominent Wash.
ington business men to people of
Washington calling on them to aid in
making great exhibit at the James.
town celebration. The board of trade,
the Business Mems Association and
the Jobbers' and Shippers Associa-
tion are behind this movement, and
several meetings have already been
held in connection with their plans.
The committee feels confident that
10000 or more square feet of floor
space will be taken up at the expo
sition by the commercial interests of
Washington.
In Milwaukee similar plans are un-
der way and they have progressed
much farther than at Washington.
The former city is now assured OF a
great exhibit. at the jamestown fair
which will do much toward booming
the city's' commerce.
While Newport News may not come
under the head Of .'big Cities" the
local business men propose to have
an exhibit at the fair that will make
the people from the big ones" sit
up and take notice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
New cmmittees Named.

Colonel Marquis Jones, president Of
The board of aldermen. has named
his standing committees again, the
change in the rules giving the board
three members on each committee,
making this action necessary The
appointments are as follows:
Fiaance-Rcad, Robinson and Blu.
cher
Ordinance and Policc-Burcher
Musler and Read.
Highways and Sewers-Robinson
Burchcr and Weston.
Fire Department and Water
Walker. Davis and Mugler
AlmshOuse and Poor-WestOn
Davis and Walker.
buildings and Grounds-Dav!s. Yves
ton and Read.
Markct-Burchcr, Walker and Mug
lar
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
MEETING OF MAccABEEs.
Supreme Commander Marley Will Be
Present and Deliver Address.

There will be meeting of World
Tent No. IL, knights OF the Macca.
bees, ut Patterson's Hall. Thirty-sec.
ond street and Washington avenue,
tomorrow night at S o'clock.
The guest of honor at this meeting
will be Hon. II. p. Marley. of Port
Huron, Mich, supreme commander.
Mr. Marley, Mayor Buxton and Mr..
w. w. Whitson, commander OF the
tent. will deliver addresses.
After the meeting a special social
session will be held and an oyster
supper will be served by the Lady
.Maccabees. All members are expect
ed 10 attend
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14

10 carry soldiers TO Cuba, aud which
has been at this port during the past
week. was yesterday released from,
service us transport and she sailed
for New York In the afternoon.
When troops were first ordered to
Cuba ii was thought that IT, would
require ten transports to take them,
but it was afterward found that the
Farragut would no, be needed for the
service
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14

Judge Barham in the Corporation
Court. yesterday refused to grant
George Lenz license to conduct Il
retail liquor establishment at TWEEN.
ty-third street and Madison avenue.
Negro citizens living, in the vicin.
ity of the proposed saloon objected!
10 the granting of the license
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
DISTRICT COMMITTEE MEETS.
Republicans Discuss Plans for Con
pressional Campaign. CAT

a meeting of the First District Re-
publican committee was held at the
Hotel Pocahontas last night, with Nh
Bristow. the party nominee for Con.
gross present.
Plans for the campaign were dis
cnssed and, although nothing was
given out for publication after the
meeting. 1t is understood that some
hard work Is to be put in during the
few weeks remaining before the cleo
ton.
Chairman Williams probably will
call a meeting of the city commit,
tee for one night this week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
Tour of Inspection.


Surgcon,Gcncral Robert NJ. O'Reilly
and Major Frederick S. Strong, com.
mandant at Fort Monroe, accOmpal.
led by General Whit and the officers
OF his stan, made Il tour of inspec.
lion OF the encampmcnt of cmbarka.
ton yesterday and aftcrward visited
army headquarters and the commits.
sary department The surgeon.gcn.
crnl ana Major Strong returned to
Fort Monroe in the evening, well
pleased with their visit to the city.
About 1000 horses and mules and
several trains OF supplies and equip.
mcnt are now ut the cncampmcnt of
cmbarkation, and they will be loaded
on steamers as rapidly rs possible.
It Is thought that the steamers now
in port will be able to transport the
remainder Of the animals and cquip.
mcnt OF the first Cuban cXDeditionary
brigade to Havana, and unless more
troops are ordered to Cuba Il will not
be necessary to charter any other
transports.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14

1t was learned last night that Mr..
w. B. Hoover has resigned his posi-.
tion with the Virginia Guaranty and
Trust Company and will remove from
the city. Mr.. Hoover could not be
seen last night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
Blaze in Chimney.

chimney blaze at JIG Thirty.
first street at I o'clock yesterday
evening caused an alarm of fire to be
sent In TO the department. Central
Company. No. /, responded and the
iremen extingrlished the flames by
use of chemicals before any damage
had been done.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14

rs easy for woman TO keep Sc.
oTets itaat are not interesting.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14

Professor Aliens Father Dead
News has reached here of the death
in Dinwiddie county OF the father
of Professor James L. Alien. formerly
of this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14

A BIG SALE MONDAY OF THE
popular priced Dress Goods. No
where else will you find such a
complete line Of medium grade
dress fabrics. ranging in price
from 25c to soc yard. All the pop
ular wcaves and colors, novelty
plaids. checks, stripes and solid
colors. y showing that for va
ricty and completeness cannot be
cqualled.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
ELECTRICAL

Material construction of any nature
can be had by seeing me. have the
only real electrical supply store ever
attempted in Newport News. See my
stock of fixtures and you will make
home beautiful.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14

SHOULD BE LEFT WITH MA
dame Moore rs early in the week
as possible TO insure prompt de-
livery.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28
ansensbms gsiudlsr.

Der ihbne BrauH OnB ausmdrts
mubneube ,uabrenb Der @eibnaHtR,
~feiertape beim reiien UNI i'm Gltern.
bauie Uber i'm 9ermnnStenireife OurGj
peieGieea 8uinmmenIsin nit ben
Sbrisen bas Bomb Der aiebe, Der
5reunOi4ait s~ubefefieen unb nufrehi
au crbalten, bruHte oieie @ohe in
bieiisen aretlen iOlsenbe wObIbeiannr
ts 8eiuher In uniere Etnbt.
SRI. Clara purOu, aanins Gitp.
gbarles ~gteuenbabn u. SRI. Nlma
sRsuenbabn, ct. Souls, 2ennber
@raf, SsfferIOn Sarrnds, gbarles
8Oehm, Cape Sirarbsnu, o >.
BOebm, Npn, NO., Clifford Sbiaips.
stants %unipsritat, Columbia, Glfreo
@rai u. Satin. ct. Souls, Sranl
8ndihies u. Satin, Snbinn Eerri,
tOrium, SacUb Suumsasrtner. ct.
Souls, Otto @nebler u. Satin, st.
9Ouis, Grau Sobauna 8ittid unb
goater, 8lad Sad. ct. Gouis 60.
Sobn Sole, ct 9Onis, Grau Glemen.
tine Nerteus unb SDbn @ntOemnr,
Seurp Saumausrtner. Geo. SdDie-
Der. 5rls. &oia II. SOiis Meper,
Rnrp Bittmann, aofis PUG, Gulu
u. @innis Gutter, Sophie u. Welnnie
RueGer, u. Malinba 8Obl, Sermann
8atOrutt, aIe non st. louis.
gbarline Steel. Clinton, Ssurp Sieb,
fer, aanias &itp, RObert Sedmonn
8oltsr Sieiede, Gilbert 8ubtt, VI
THUR Bittmann, Sobu BraeiuOle, gret
Sruens. ct. Souls. 5reO Bfoteu-
bauer, gaIIep Bart.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28

Die GOuntn Court pirb mOroen.
samaap ben 80. DECEMBER. in sib'
uua Iein UNI reineu Gid gu mauer
Ioweit IUlHes mDgli6 1T. Git VIb.
lnuf Oes Sabres iasioen aus BEN
amte bic srpel beifeenOeu GOuntp'
ri6ter @m. j. 8Oeiast unO Us. u,
Deppe, beibes tadtipe uno beDdbr
tie Ndnner welte bic Sntereiien bee
gountp's gut bewabrt buben. GufI
bic neasrm6blten gOuntprihte 6rnnI
Onten unb Dams 3. StOubp rperoeu
nit Dem srfnbrenen 8Oriser Stoen.
ner BEN County cine quite Tertuat.
tuns peben, nnb iomit aIes ieinen
seleeelten Snna aehen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28
proGt l1euiabr

SGDneres Beibn0Htswetter ole
Dos bIesi6srise iOnnte man ia &c
mis- HIdt wanIGsn. 9is 2anOwsas
w0rsn SsirOrsn. 10 Onb Die SswOb.
ner nua bee llnssosnO 70 bsanem sur
stabt iDminrn tunnten, Iuls in Som
mer nnb bic @sihdits ainOen Onbeu
uuc rent FOlt, mas unisrsn gs
lAdftslsuisa 81 eDnnsn ID. Ia bal
petbHuti&dtt gisIss su DhnInst
AbsIa lief.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28
QanHaanns.

Sllen Vaiteliebern Der Sarmunie,
iUpUbt benz aadnnerdOr, ionic IN,
isrer bulOen, tapieten 8amenisrtiOn,
ben sOIihen, ben 0rdslier nno ben
ARRANGEMENT 9Omtte. iOpie Der Oeut.
itsn grsis. oua benz gubliiun
ueI&s Que Dn3u bsieetrupen. OuI
itattasiunosns aUnssrt su benz ID ae,
itaIten ME ss mar, meinsn bsrsliG.
fen Don't.
ernit BaOUsmspsr,
2iriesnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28
harmonie Kon,ert.


harmonic Konsert.
Dns aO- sert oes @einneuereins
harmonic p~ureehern Nbenb fbte, pie
porous suiebsn mar, cine erObs 8up,
fraft nus, unO ME irhber ole @eae
mad BON fabrten, 10 mar an bieient
abenD bic CONCERT Saae Der 8saim
munesOrt zines erOben 9bsiles nm.
ierer GinwObuer, 10 BOB bic serdu-
MICE 0ale niht allen Snmeieuben
Site ~ bieten uermoHte.
@enn iumitten bee crnHen Nlntes
rinlismus - Der Sasb mad @elb -
oas golissemhtb uuf nbi4aFiee
4ahnen auperatben brobt. 10 iftes bod
bas oeuti@e 9ieb. Die beutfHe Muiit
welHen IOIHem Ereiben bic 8aeel
anleet uno oas aeben, bic beitere,
ibtalihiihe Seite nbeewinnt.
9as burfte audi Ons ipmpatiiHe
sruse gubliium BEL S~luffabruns bes
herrliHeu. pom grOf. 9. 8uOOsmeper
erfnbren u. nufeeiteG tengrOaramms ,
iib laben an bel. tlnliHen Muiii. an
benz Botislieb behen GinfnHbeit unb
SHlihtbeit, tsiien iinnipe Giste,
uelhe bic Scala nIer gmpfinbuneen
oes Sselenlebsns bes Bottles wieber'
ipieeelo-ieine 2uit. fem 9eiO, feline
SebnIutt uno feline Beaeliteruno -
belien WVelObienltrom In 26neu uie'
bereiebt, iursum: uns gu
beiieren Tlenifeu maff. SOlhes
mat wDbl Die Notwithstanding Der
anwsisnOen uno baS bic gOrtrdpe
unO 9eiitunaen Der Mitmirienber
auf fruHtbaren SOben fies
fen Ons betunOeten bic ernnrtuues'
pollen, beiteren Blide Der ipmpnIbi-
ihsu oautbaren 8ub6rerihaft. 0a'
nit lou UNI niht eeinBt Iein bnB oas
8ubltlum NIT Beuiaen, alItdpIi4ex,
3uirieben mar. Neiu, ons @ebOtene
mar burhuep erbebenb, bilbenu, unb
unterbaItenb, baSu eeeIanet auf LANCE
8eit einen bleibenben Ginoruf 81
MAIDEN.
.Ber 8ieles brinet, brinet Seoem
ettpns', bat idun Der Gltmeiiter
@Dtbs eeinst, unO ba nIs Witwirten.
ben 10 rstltf ibr 9beil gum @es
iammtsriolae beieetruaen, fam BON
elmer 8ritit bss @inselnen feline Re.
be fem Die 2eitunaen oes Streih-
ord1efer pnren mebr uie auiriebeu,
iteqenb, beiDnbers AucreSias SOrpia
uon 9Oni3etti. unb G.:H oer 9Oh.
seitsmnriG bon Menbeliubn. Der
6armDnie @smtihter gbOr mar cine
aneenebme ueberralhlnp uno erO.
bsrts i'm Ginrnie fit Die Seraen Der
8ab6rerinait.
2ns WOcnl.G uet Der Dnmen 6rfs.
Gla 2eisner unO 2iGinu Dhsner mar
iebr nnipreHenO, unO Gin muiitnli,
ffer anHeeilnti9" BON ben Grls.
Suanitn grnf unb Mlortbn 8teni nuf.
sefhbrt, burfte lpOtl NIT benz Bass
SD;O bes perm WUebus wef4sr bic
tisfimnise SnGnOe Die 8 aiet-
der" lang, ais @lnuspunite crs
gIbeubs selten. sIuf bic purmCnie
lang reht bran, es waren ourGiuee
gut eiuaeabte. nit ptelem 8erhdnO'
mis- unO @efabl pOrpetrnoene 9leber
tpelte bic aeiaanpen bisies gsrsins
10 popular MAIDEN.
Gun gdlut fam our Nnfhbraua;
Cine @emiiats @sieufGait.- weIas
es uerftanO bic GaamusisIn bee Bab.
HMI.F NN.HN
liIums In SewsaunS Su baIten unb
bic nnbermeit.o iaOn nneeindte 6sI.
terteit Oie arDne aufsuiesea.
90 mar elm id6nsr, asnuBrsi&er
abenD. Osr innpe cine ~nueensbme
Srinnsrunp bleiben wirD.
Der @bitur.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28

SIR frau THEODORE grui. bic Sat.
tin nnisres Guuutp glsris, cab 60
bieiss Sabr feline fro Hide @sibuu4.
ten. Gm @lOntup GbsnO als Hs i'm
Ssoriffe ftauo 8srsitrunesn am
gbriabnume nnsubrinsen, fiel fie
BON Osr Erittleiter unO brad Oas
ltnte SnnOeelsnis. Die 8~erlesuns
1T iebr SAmsrsbnft; unb wirO bic
0eituns ldnsere 3eit in auipruh
nehmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28

Der iunse ghrIlian geibnh tam
Ieste SOfe UOn aonins gitp bier an.
er bate bic game sisiie su @isrO pe.
ma4t, uuO iOmit ietnen BunId, ole
adnoersn uuO @eaenO naber in sIua,
eniGein 81 uebmen, bsfritbist.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28

@eUrse Struttmnnn melher lang.
ere Seit i'm sture pom u. e. Beige
mann ala gIert in stsuuna mar, if
esitern uudb &bineianO pers,n no el
bic 5abruna Ieines Batera @ebreite,
seiHdites iibernehmen luir6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28

GIns. .. 1nrris. mebrere Sabre
in Der dice Der Stone pin sSine
So. anaehelt, weaen ieinss rub,aen,
beideiOenen sluitretens nlIsemeiu
belisbt, bat ieiue IsrbinOune nit
benz @eiadfte selDbt. Gr iOa in
leinem SADIE, GorreipOnbeut Elm Iebr
tAHtiesr aiann isin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28

9urHhr6mt ben 8brpsr nit parm'
er. uituler @Iut. mnd]t bic Neruen
iinrt, beihleuniet bic 8IrtulntiUn,
iieut bic nnthrliHe 8raft pieOer Der.
mntt euh fIblen uie men aebUren.
o0Iiiers &odp MDuntnin Zee. 35
Gents BEL Bnlfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28

Die Sabresusriammlans Der
euunaeliiasn Semsinbs inOet uul
@nhmittna Oss gleuiabrtnaes itntt
nnO iOatsn fia aue @deOer su Der.
ielbea %einfuben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28

Seutp s@aumburo, uOn St. HOnis
perbrahte @sibnntten bier BEL ieins
.er SHuefer Brua Bertha Glrmaun
Innb BsrwGnbtsn. otrr G@nnm.
burg weIGsr bon bier uUr IS Sobren
naa ct. aDuis sue. bat fiG bud
6itere gefu6e i'm irabsrem osim
uuterlOsn Glten. iOiern Oirielben nod
am esben finO unb bier wUtneu,
isinsu Grennbes unb Tstanntentreis
erbaIten,Iin lpelden er tets wia'
fommen 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28

Der Gabrer Sintenbe 8Ote fir
1907. Eieier bbhit i~ntsreHnnte unt
ulsemeiu usliebte aalenOsr 1T an.
setummen. uno MIRO Onber Elm Sober
gut tbuu. iih betseiten nit einsm
Gremplnr gu uerieben.
81 babsn bel,
Suf. u. Grsunb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28

9erusbt ia nidt ben prOsen BAL
am Neu Subr abenb BON Der Jsuer.
webr Uerunitul.et gum Beltsn bes
SammeliOuDs fir Die g4ubfnbrit.
60 uirO if6u t~usrOen, unS fute nue
Bale Der 5easrmebr uerenast Der.
aeben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28

Der l9.labrIee SUbn Sedmann
bantirte am NOntne NIT elmer 22
8altber Sadie berum nts Oieielbe
fit nnueriebens entluO unO Die au-
gel ibm bnr9 be redte @nbe eina.