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New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
CHICAGO TRACTION Incorporation.
Original Plan Abandoned Railways Com
pany Will Take Over Lines.

Progress was made yesterday in organizing the
corporation which is TO take the Chicago
traction properties. The original plan of incOr-
porating a company be known the Unified
Chicago Railway Company has been abandoned,
and the Chicago traction interests have acquired
the Chicago Railways Company. a corporation
chartered time ago under the laws Of Illinois,
which corporation Will take the traction lines.
At a meeting held yesterday in this city F. H.
Rawson, president Of the North Chicago and West
Chicago Street Railway Companies, was elected
president Of the Chicago Railways Company, and
Henry A Blair. receiver Of the North and West
companies, elected vice-presdent. a full
board Of directors for the company will be
elected on Monday. The Chicago Railways Com
pany has a nominal capital of $4,000, which will be
increased as largely may be found necessary
when the details Of the reorganization shall have
been worked The stock of the Chicago Rail
ways Company is TO be held in trust by George W
Nickersham and L. c. krauthoff pending the
settlement Of the matters at issue between the
traction companies and the city Of Chicago W. ".
Cll-ley attorney for the company, has been
authorized conduct negotiations with the Chicago
municipal authorities looking to the Strengthening
out of the difficulties with the city.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
CALL ROAD BANKRUPT.
Petitioners Sag ". S J. =. Has
admitted InSOLUencu.

An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was
filed yesterday with the clerk of the United
States District Court against the Wasatch &
Jordan Valley Railroad Company, with offices
at No. 156 Broadway, by three creditors Max
Haskell. Max Lindenbaum and William Gloine
each Of whom says he is the owner OF one hun
dred shares of the capital stock of the cor
poration, of the par value of $4,000.
The petitionng creditors state that as an act
constituting bankruptcy the corporation per-
mitted one. Russell Sage Raphael to obtain a
judgment in the United States Circuit Court
of the Southern District of New York amount
ing TO S1.6S0076, service in the matter having
been had upon Charles w. Schofied. president
of the alleged bankrupt company. It is further
asserted that the alleged bankrupt company on
May 81 1906, admitted in writing its insolvency
and inability to meet obligations. The company
has a charter il is alleged, to construct and
operate a railway to carry passengers and espe-
cially TO transport and handle ore. James Mar
tin, Of No. 229 Broadway, is the petitioners at
torney.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07

men want all the Tammany votes they can get
but they don't want the Murphy tag on their
ticket in any way whatsoever. If Murphy s
present plan IS carried out they will have to
accept the Murphy-MCCarren tag, whether they
like IL not.
force a Showdown when Murphy acting
der the authority of the resolution adopted on
Tuesday night appoints the new district lead
ers. II they are out-and-out Murphy men. the
Mayors friends in the Tammany executive COM
mittee will be forced to vote against them This
step was decided yesterday at conference
in the Mayors Office. Little Tim Sullivan
came in for g roasting yesterday from the
Mayors friends. He conferred with Andrew
Freedman at the Equitable Building between Il
and o'clock, and Mr.. Freedman laughed at him
for going to sleep at the executive committee
meeting and letting Murphy have his own way
in everything
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
TESTIMONIAL TO "TODY" HAMILTON
Plans for Dinner and Purse for Famous
Circus Man.

A meeting was held at the Hotel Astor last night
TO arrange for a big testimonial dinner in the fall
TO "Tody' Hamilton the famous circus man. who
has been unfortunate in a recent business venture
He is known throughout this country and in Eng
land and on the Continent well. and II was said
at the meeting last night that $50 letters had al
ready come in promising cooperation
John A. HenneSSy. managing editor of 1.-The New
York Press" presided last night. and appointed
chairmen for various committees TO work during
the summer James J. Brady will head the com
mittee of circus agents. Wells Hawks that of
theatrical agents and Charles George that of
newspaper correspondents. There also to be
committees of billposters lithographers, managers,
etc. It is hoped to have thousand persons at the
dinner. when purse will be presented to Mr.. Ham
iltOn, containing, If all goes we'll at least $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
SH4KE OUT DIVIDENDS.
Interborough Rapid Transit Drec-
tors Declare 2 IL Per Cent.

The directors Of the Interborough Rapid
Transit Company yesterday declared a quar-
terly dividend of 214 per cent on the company
capital stock, an increase of Il per cent over the
last payment All except about per cent of the
$50 Oo0,O 900 Interborough stock has been turned
over 10 the Interborough- Metropolitan company
in exchange for AZ per cent collateral trust bonds
at the rate of $500 in bonds for 500 in stock.
The increase in dividend places the Interborough
Rapid Transit stock a 9 per cent yearly
dividend basis. the total dividend being exactly
the amount required for paying the Az per cent
interest on the S70.O0O,O00 of bonds.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
SIR FREDERICK PEEL DEAD

London, June 6.-Sir Frederick Peel died in Lon
don this morning. He born in 1893.
Sir Frederick was the second son of the famous
Sir Robert Peel. He educated at Harrow and
Cambridge, where he took first class honors in
classics Between 1S49 and 1865 he represented
several different boroughs in Parliament in the
Liberal interest. He was Under Secretary of State
for the Colonies in the administrations of Lord
Russell and Lord Aberdeen and Under Secretary
for War under Lord PalmerstOn. From 1850 TO
1865 he Secretary of the Treasury. In 1873 he
was president of the Railway Commission.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
PERKINS CASE APPEAL FILED.

Albany June 6.-The return in the appeal pro
ceedinEs TO determine whether George ". Perkins
as chairman of tho finance committee of the New
York Life Insurance Company committed a crime
in paying the political contribution Of the com
many to the Republican National Committee in 1904
has been filed with the Court of Appeals. The Ap-
pellate Division decided that no crime had been
committed by Mr.. Perkins 1t is not known as yet
whether the appeal will be argued at this term Of
the Court Of Appeals.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
FOR MORE ELASTIC CURRENCY.
House Committee Authorizes Favorable Re-
port on Fowler Bill.

Washington, June 6.-The House Committee
on Banking and Currency to-day ordered ia
vorabe report on the Fowler bill which author
izes any national bank, with the approval Of the
Controller Of the Currency, TO take out for issue
and circulation amount Of national bank
notes not exceeding 30 per cent of its paid up
and unimpaired capital. without depositng
United States bonds with the Treasury Sc
.,IritY therefor.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
THE CARPET CLEANING PROBLEM.

Cleaning carpets and rugs confronts the house
wife every spring and fall. The task is a heavy
and calls for considerable skill if the floor
coverings are TO be restored clean and fresh with
out the usual wear and tear caused by inexpe-
rienced men and careless handling.
satisfactory and economical way of cleaning
carpets and rugs is the compressed air method
employed by T. NJ. Stewart of No. 326 Seventh
avenue. expert who has made a speciality of
cleaning carpets and rugs for over forty three
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
PRINCE OF WALES LEAVES MADRID

Madrid. June G.-The Prince and Princess of
Wales. the Duke of Sparta, Crown Prince of
Greece, and Prince Albrecht of Prussia who
came here to attend the royal wedding. left Mad
rid by special railway train at 80 o'clock this
evening. King Alfonso and the members of the
royal family bade the departing party farewell
the station.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
ARTS,

LEATHER tor art work. any color; Ooze
Sheep s.. Ooze Calf. s. 80. Russia CaIf
g. y. Hair Calf for fErs and table covers
very fne 50 Fancy feathers. al purposes
WILCOX Pa spruce ST Kew YORK
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
Condensed List
June Sale Values in
Babies Wear

No Mail or Telephone Orders.
SHORT DRESS ES-
Lawn. cambria and Nainsook-E'ussian
Pleated Yoke. Dutch Neck and Princess
s+,Ies-hemstitched or plain tucks. hem
s,itchings. handstitchings. emb's, laces.
etc IN dainty erects-sizes % 3 years
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
eoARD AID ROOMS.

Single Insertions 9 cents per lIhe; StNeeen StleeS
t-tl-le- advertiser 70 nave rooms ehieIeo N
Tie Dunes DIRECTORY OF DesiIaDle Rooms
~ yr=luL q .curtsea days- Hii0S 4O
crcg.a-.
PEI j. ~ss.rna:lon conoeit sng these TooIlis
n-y it -aG roe % chsi &c. ~ tAe Cp1S sse-
l1oHcrak. ns.lyeen 36ih and 5ith sls'
11-H g f5 EAST Tho AiabamsJ lie
Family -urnlsuca apartment pr i.ste ~. -, 49,
.! 20 Ca.sr. .nllscIng meals. TWO 60 "ee@
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07

Women's Washable Shirt Waist Suits
Chambray, Lawn and CambTic-new
shades. black and white-aIso checks
Desirable qualities. designs and
rtmmings-Ctrcular and pleated
skirts with folds, Etrappings, lace Or
and emb'y-worth S5 90 ......... So y
Chiffon Taffeta Suits-Shirt Waist
and Dressy styles-black and fash
tonable shades; also black and white
checks-ctrcular pleated skirts.
plain or with fold tr1H-wR!sts IN
Surplus Yoke styles, with smart
trimmings of fancy braid. lace yokes
tucks, gilt. Jet and other styles OF
buttOns-also natty blouse % OQ
styles. with breast pockets ...-.- U
Worth fully double.
Women's Tailored Suits OF PanamaS
and fancy Worsteds-aU colors and
black-splendidly finished in newest
effects. with braids. ptpings.
vestees wide girdles etc % mn
were Sl7. .0S-nOw .....-....-
Eton Suits OF Prunella Cloth Chiffon
Panama and English Worstecs-
tailored in high-class novelty
styles-coIarless Inlay and
cufTs Of rnoire velour and fancy
s silk braids: also Persian band n Il Or
ings-worth $50. 90. ..--...-.-..
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
n.sUs .>p OFFICE FURNITURE.
FOR SALE.


I,E,etS -Uolliop; partitions. ratings, "a
0,es sates. letter presses counters s 49,.
80, offices ftted. $50 dozen chairs
80. EROS 2s-S2 Centre -
sAT.PI,cTEES, brildeTs anH one a. ,l.. llI,s
ei.f,, ~ t-is --f ste large stock or uo''ra
rsff ifi,,rs etc. scconi hsnd. seA eHSss'
F1NS EROs. IS Centre s..
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
RESTAURANTS.
TYPEwKITING,

lYPEWRITERs.- makes sold. rented.
repaired EXCHANGED. reliable service
GCHMAN. ~ Nassau 81. Telephone 2'sO-
NuulandL
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

.fA--T --ACTUREPS Of billiard and nool
fabte--- nigh gfade bowling alley build
err. lowest prices. MARK nHnS- - UAion
sara
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
ruRsIsuED ROOMS TO LET.


sioEle Insertions ? ceuts per Hne SlAteIH SlA-t7t
woe seen Zines cDI-sec0i4fclsr - Nlt-...
SAFE a-pe-tlz~r 40 ast- f00nis enc. - - -
-4s ..I5lf.e's .,.rs,gory of DeslfAD.s l-DD.i.s
= yl.al q fourteen cs2s- "Hl' '"'
ehc-.af
Fgg !E.orna:l0n concerning tnese IoCi..s ',..-S
"a. &c n4e .rce 81 charge o. voc lscs
trlea - Tae EeN fOtT ll4D"nr, 49,
...ss-.ya s...s.-ef 36fh aud 5Ifh SIS
8i@GN-E IC1--lT!Y furulstfca rooms. 49, 80
eH t-lHl5- --..ef.fs. elefaiei- 80 - .,--sr /,
~ e-.+r' I-u.r. ,eI ,s-tly c4rah. S~i''
'f''~. So, y is.st -ltt -,
f.H ST. % EAST Sitting ioein' oea
i7lla snd Eath; 200 ouatc.
sa.H sr 10 WET -Coilfoft ~ Die i.ii-
aEas. foai,.s --irrir.g water, .lrer.
f"-e - = ~. i,rlsCae g-a@e.
@rG F = -Tre- -1-a-re adsoinins
.vlUs. pars.,. nga ~ baF.u, ssns :" -
sue. subway. - i.3eni.oss; reas s-f'A his
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
Special LuucheOnS

No. Chicken Croquettes with Green
Peas Sliced Pineapple.
Tea or coffee or MIX ..-.--.. sol
No @wiener SchnltzeI Dreaded, Tomatol
sauce. Spaghetti
Straw berry Csustard
Tea or coffee or MIX .-..-- Sol
No. S-Roast Prime Ribs OF Beef
Com bination Salad.
Apple Pudding. Brandy Sauce.
Tea or coffee or Milk ...... 30
Each served with bread and potato.
II customers prefer. they may have
Ice Cream instead OF other DESSERT
Special Afternoon Lunches. 3 70 O'Clock
20 ct,. 49,. 20 cts. 80 eta =.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
WORK WANTED.

Situations Wsnted-Male and Female
-Four lines mot exceeding "a words. three
insertions - cents; seven insertions. 30
cents. Exceeding - words and less than 4O
words, three insertions. 80 cents: seven in
sertions. 60 cents
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
June Sale Values
n Millinery

Il Millinery
This department is fully appre-
ciated by wide-awake shoppers.
We merely quote a few from the
many great values -
New assortment Of our famous
Trimmed Hats. at...... OsOV
Latest smart STYLES. trimmed IN fetching
effects. with ribbons velvet handsOms
wings. GuiIls or ornaments and Maine or
Chiffon Nowhere such style and quality
Also
Women's Trimmed Dress Hats. fancy
braids. sJylishly trim'd with flowers.
wings. quilts and ribbons 00
were s. OO--now ---.-.. ....--.--.... $40
Wonen's Untrtmd Dress Shapes
sailors and Stylish Hlghoacks-
fancy Braids,-black and al "a
cOlors--were 80 .-......-.-.... sS-S
Women's Jn,rin'd Black Dress Shapes
fancy and hair braldS- "a
worth 81 - ----.... .-.-.....-..- - -
Women's Dress Shapes-Proxaline
and Chiffon combination 4 OQ
We're 81 81. ---.,..... ....------, ,,-... a - "
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
june Sale Specials i'm
WOmen's Suits, Coats, Skirts, etc.

Following quotations represent
Splendid Opportunities in these departments.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07

WOmens Black Peau de Sole Coats;
also Chiffon Taffeta-three-quarter
length-lustrous quality-new pleated
models-deep applique collar 7 O2
worth Sl0SS -.---..--- -
Chiffon Taffeta COats-extra length
Empire and circular styles-hchu
collar OF handsome Evelet
Embroidery-si tie m M
worth SIS 9S. Observation-Disclosures. AOs%O
Women's Tan Covert Coats-English
Box style-hy front-nOtched
cOllar-lapped seams r. OR
value S1O-9S ....-....... ............. - ~
Cravenette COats-Black Tan, Olive
and Oxford-boX pleated back
cOllarless inlay OF Taffeta and 10 02
Braid-were SIS. 0S- .-.....-... ~-S ~
Splendid range OF Tourist Cravenette and
Short c0ats-Coverts. Broadcioths and
fancy W0rsteds- ~ 20 10 . 4 90
WOnen's Dress 6kirts-Panama.
Scilienres. Fancy WOrsteds-Sun-
bursts. pIeated and circular with
folds and rappilgs-black.
white and fashionable shades a q
value s.. .9S. ...--..-.-..--..-. "
Extra size Cravenette Suits-Oxford
Gray-styles for stout figures OO OR
sizes TO 50 bust-speCial. .%77' "
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
MACHINERY.

At REDUCED PRICES. .-5Ao Second hand
wood and iron working machines fully
Guaranteed. toachinery bought and ex-
changed GEO p EDDY 30s Madison St
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07

short Pique-Large round collars. ene
trim 'd-sizes 20 yrs.-reg 30 =
All Wool Bedford Cord-silk braid. rin-
bons or heavy lacs-nne Sateen lin
ins-sizes 10 yrs. usually SS 81 20
Special Values in all size praperies.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07

Percale and Cambric-Iight and dark
dainty figures, stripes and checks
tailored and dressv styles-emb'y braid,
tuclSs, band and button trim-deep, full
hounces-sizes "a to 46.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
Male

SECRETARY man; good penman
college education; secretary or com
panIon to gentleman; also tutor 10 boys
Address EARNEST. Tribune Uptown Office.
1861 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07

CANvASSERS.- solicitors for good
business proposition. e c. HALLIDAY,
Room 1913. 209 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
June Sale==Women's Underwear

The values with such enthusiasm
varieties and great value
he the oft day of June.
No or Telephone Orders.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS

s. IS 90 Vest Street
H. Is
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
HELP WANTED.
MAia
MAia
ABRAHAM & STRACS,
RRI.OL- ~

APPLY TO SUPERINTENDENT. DE-
PARTMENT OF DELIVERY, BASE
MENT
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
sl.19 WOmen'S Kimonos.
sl.69 Women's Wrarrers Z

Fancy Lawn-fu!l length--dainty color-
irgs-Japanese floral and other Effects
sizes "a 70 as
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07

DRUG CLERK wANTED.-Junior, with
some experience. Apply personally,
HGynga Pharmacy. 500 and 504 Canal ST.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13
WebrcHlidbe 6inScr.

2cie @~IieOmauben, srOser Sppf
trumme 8eine unO ipeidc Supder
ba8 fin6 8ebrcden. IS iint
tppiide Srantbeiten fur Die better
Birfunsen bon scptt'S Gnliton
SIR Die i6ipaden 2npden Iiefer
Scctt's enuIiiOn bic Sbpupbus
p9ite, isneS mddtise Stdrtunes
mittel. SIR Ben gerIuit all SIciid
liefert Scots GmuIiicn ben nabr
9aften 2ebertbran.
Scots GmuIiiun bcrbeFert 81.
6OIse inbpIltDmmener Grndbrune
unO DsrunIobt in jeSer @eiie raIde
SeHeruns sebredIi&er ainOsr.
e6idt mad dRsr irtisa Prnbt.
$tstt 4 vswnd sRsmiisE. 400 pssrI etrwt n ..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13
GerteinnHbiees.

|SobIe SteIttn in 8Gumen.
@urh ale Irbsiten tann nan 3tuor
niGt erreihen. bdb bobls St.llsn in
gdumsu no6trGsIi9 Sutpddien, man
lam uber bura auSfiiIIen berfeIbsn
ben betreffenbsn Baum oft nod Iebr
LANCE srbolten. 3unG9Tt entfernt man
allies Derfaulte cher bsrfauIsnos 9oIs
aus Der SObIuna, bonn i6neibst man
nit einem fhorfen Mef5er unb no
bi:fes nidt n~ntpenb6ar. nit einem
Nleibel allies ertruntte Sol5 am 4anbe
unb an ben Seiten Der S0blung Big
aufs seiunbe 6OlS meg. unb fpenn bies
re9t sepiIfen6aft eei9sb:n unb nod
beDor 6euhtiatsit un6 dnbsrs f6Gbs
li6e GinfliiTfe uuf bic Hfrif9 entbl0bs
ten Sbeile nirten tOnnen, fttIt man
bic STblune nit sinem MDrtel aus,
Der aus einem 9beiI suten Dement'S uno
brei Sbeilen reinen idorfen Sanb be-
reitet ptrb.
Wdn lGBt benz MOrteI 3ett, bdB er
etpos iteif. abr ni9t bart rerben
lam unb itrsiGt bann nod einen Maus
tel iiber bic ean3e 8erpunbuno, beTtes
henb aus rein:m 3ement nit WuIIer.
0is SberflGde tpirb bailn 10 seformt
unb ubseeldttet, OdB ollie Jsudtigtsii
bon Der Defining Der 5Oble ubgsleitet
tpiro.
lin elm Weitsrareifen Der SGulnis
TN Snnern nod mebr linmD9li6 su
MAIDEN. lam man Dor benz auffiiIlen
nit 3sment bic SD6lung aud mod
erit nit elmer @lunIteinlDiuno titGtie
ousfpiiIen; erft mrb aber oas fdulenbt
9ola entf.rnt unb bic 2odtpGnbe pis
u~nsegeben eereinist tperben. 8ebsu.
tunssbolIer dls bas @usfuIIen BON
GOdern in 8Gumsn III natiirlid su
berbinbern, baB Osrartige 209er ents
fstsn.
5Gufis lit bus abbrefen zines Mites
bur9 ben Sturm bic erite lria6e.
aber aud unseididtes @bfdneiben ei.
nes Mites lam bic gntiebuna elmer
S0bIuns i'm 8aume CUR 6olss baben.
Nan perbinbere b.shoIb bas Gntit.s
ben bon 2O6ern auf dlIe m6eliGe Wei.
ie. Bel ab9ebro9ensn Neiten muB bic
5etrsffenbe StelIe am 8oune eldtt
seI9nitten ipsrbsn. Menn aus elmer
@uumtpunbe Suft fIteBt, 70 piro bic
@unbs sunG9it nit elmer @aupen.
fadeI ober nit sinem in Petroleum ae.
tdu&ten @ii9er gut o~useebrannt, To-.
bab bic RGnber etipas pertobIt finb.
Damn pirb eine Miihune bon 8Glber.
ldcren, 2ebm uno aubbune oneeTtri.
den unb nit Sadleinsn felt perbun,
ben. Der 8rei trOdnet an unb pirb
hart unb felt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13

Gin betSsrqutdenlbs1
.~9pifdtrfnll treignete Ii6 Bel
elmer Sreibiueb duf Sohpilb in Der
NGbe BON &Oniesbriid BEL DRESDEN.
Bon einem WiIsbruffer SSg,r fpurts
rim G4ter our Strede g,brau9t. Sin
Sreiber ndberte fi1 neueierig ben'
SirI9, Inn i'm aus Der IGte onsutous
Hell. Seboh Der Sir5d ipurbe plGbItG
pieoer bod. Der Sreiter ilommer.e
ftb i'm S9red an BEN @eSel bes Sirz
fhss. 4uf biefe WeiIe purbe be-
@ionn beinabs 100 Metsr mitaeriifeR.
@ei ben S6iBen errsgts Ser auftritt
itiirmifhe Seiisrfeit, bic fit nod fttis
esrte, dls Der 3irfd ptrenrst suIoms
renbro9 unb Der Ereibey lim erfhDpFt
ouf ibm nieberIieB init Srn MOrtsn:
go mas Is mir mel 2stSdd ood npS
mid baffieri. Der @erI gcnn' ia npGl
Ipofen tpie btrridt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13

Die Sortpflan3ung Der Weice
aeItiebt bur9 Gtedlirge. Der 9oben,
uuf ben bic Stedlinse gepTldn3t pers
ben fOIsn, mub sriinbli6 borbereitei
perben, gu Stedlinesn fsnubt man
%junges, bas bsiBt, i'm @priabre ses
pahIenes 6oIs. Die Stedlinge miiIien
ettpu 6 Big IL 3pII lang isin. Man
lam Die Stedlins: 5eiti9 i'm 6ribs
idbre idneiOen. SGrettet man gum
Ginienisn Der Stedlinge, 10 fedt
man iis ientre6t in ben 8oSen, uno
afrur 70 tief, bab niIr has pbsrite Iliss
fid oberbulb bes @obens beiinbst. @s
II. BON Wi9tistsit, bob Der gpben IiG
ii5eruII ben Stedlingen felt ans
f9misgt. gu bsmsrten 1T, bab man bic
Gt.dlinse am nntersn @nbe fpaeereht
(ni9t fdrGs) nbTdnsibet, unb Stpor
am liebftsn unmittelbar unttrboIb Der
@lotttnOfp.. Fir 8ObsnIodsruns unb
Gntfernung bes llntrduts mub I.Ibits
%S.rftGnbIid Ipdtsr ssIOrst p.rben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13

8sbonblune tpsibI9oIiser MefTer
unb Gubeln. DeiBs Sefte BON WlsIs
fern unb @n6eIn bIei6en id0n tpsib,
tpenn man iis nud jebesmoIigsm @es
bruuGs besisbunsspsiIe mad ibrsm
Serousuebmsn aus BEN Spilfab, nit
.inem reineu, in tultes 8ofier estunGs
ten unb init SEIZE beItri6enen Su4e
tii9tis abreibt. bann iebr TOrefdltis
in tultem Bsiier ubipiiIt unb bierduf
10 sriinbli4 trpdsn rsibt, bab audi
ni9t bic lsi4teits Geu6tietsit Suriid'
tieibt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13

pGlmsn. lin polm.n ftlbIi
au sieb.n, aibt man 0otteIt.rns in Elm
b~eliebis.s SsfGb nit psi9,n SGse.
ipGbn.n, felt ss uuf ben tparmen
Glen unb bait :s bur9 luuipormss
Doifer feudt; mad eiuissn 8p9,n
fdneen bic Serns au t.imen an, man
he5t fte Oorii6tis aus unb OsrisBt II,
nit gutter grbe sina.ln ubsr puarpsiit
eur tp.iteren Gntpidsluns in 9lum.ns
topic; uuf Oieis @siTs bat cine Mitars
beiterin bon r6iirs Suus". pie fie in
biei.m pruttiiden Wo6enbldtt mits
theiIt. mad einsm Sabre i4pn trGftiss
apeiblGttri9e 9aImen erSieIt unb sing
ifr aud ni9t cine gu 9runbe. Die
9alme lisbt Sunne unb @uiIsr.
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'5ebptde An rtirioen. De

5epptde gu reiHigen. Oils auss
ge5ei6net bat lid folaenOes einfade
MttteI bepGbrt, Man iibersisBtS auers
traut nit Gdlriat. itreuf es auf ben
Seppi6 unb biiritet es duf. 3uleBt
-piro nit Iauberem Seppi9belen nu9s
ge6iirItet. SIN Sommer sie1t man
ben Seppid. ipsnn er tii@tia getlopii
pnb sctIriiet iit, iiber tdufriiGe aa.
fen.
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0,rRunItslsp,.

.2isb,r Batter" I6rieb WuIttr, Der
GIspe elmer &unFi6uIe. nod Souis.
,bitte isnbe mir bielsn Monut tsin
@slb. bu id mir i'm borigsu gsnus GEE
fport babe. .um gut ous5ufomm.n.A
0es @atsrs Drobtontport Iuui.te:
'.&Omme fOfprt 3uriid. Oh pirit ME
Elm tidtiser RiinItler psrben."
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RMrncriItiihes
Gin 6inbernis.

Rebuttsur: rSObulS Der srIte gu!.
Ter bur9 mar, ioIlten sic mir bot
Drabt Ru9ri9t ieubsn!" = Rennbes
ri4teritutter: s9us sing nidt .....
tr bate brei Selssrapbenitunoen unl'
eefabren!"
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Nud Der l~interfu6uua.

arSt: sd tpsrbe Sbrsm Ssrrn sc.
mubI empfebleu, bub er sic sinige Wcs
den mad Mentone f6idt!!" = pati.rs
tin: pSurun babe i9 aud i9on s.s
bd6t! ~. (@srtrauIi6:) aber mid!
tpobr, fonit febIt mir bod nidts, Serr
9ottor2"
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9eaen ausfaII Der tSaars. man
logte ieben Munot nab BEN Gintritt
beg eriten MpnbOiertels bic 6uoripiben
dhf4n:iben. gu6 1T ppn 3eit gu 3eil
cine @inreibuna Der 3opfbout nit eli.
mem roben Gigslb lebr Su emp1ebIen,
tpeldes piebeg nit einem 26ffsI
Trdnsbrarntipeir dnueriihrt .pirb.