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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-09
4 LOS ENfERnOs
La eIectrlc;dad es Ia vida

Todo el af&n de l0s hombres y
dc los sabios del mundo, ha sido
desde las 6pocas mas remotas. en-
contrar un elsmenso TODD podsroso
que & 10 vez que conatttuya el dni-
ca medic do curaci6n do nuessras
dolenciss sirviera para prolongar
todo 10 possible 10 vida dc los hu'
manos seres.
El sabio do.tor Wilson de Lon
dres, celebre medico ipgles elecsri'
cista, reconocido por todo el mundo
cientifc0 como eminente elecir0ie-
rkpico, acsba do inventar I'm spa-
TO curative en- forms de IN Clata
ron titulado Vstagizador Electraco.
Este aparato se lleva c6moda-
msnts al cuerpo sin que produzca
molestia nj oCasione trastornos OIL
que tspga nscesidad de llsvarlo co.
flldo, habisndolo caliticado las emf.
nencias needless dc todo el univsr.
90 como 10 1tlmA palabra do 10
ciencia.
LAS acuiones curasivaa on lao
corrientes suavss eleesricas saom-
bran con frecusnclS hasta 4 los me
dtcos dc muehs expsriencia, por 10
prontitud maravillosa con que Gu
ran y el exlto completo que produ
cen. La electricidad es un agents
curative extraordinariamants po
deroso, siendo ~ accion ten hien
mech IRA en- el organtsmo, que pro
duce resultados tan evldentss como
apsnas ningda o.ro remedio, espe'
eialmente On los accionss del siate
ma nervioso.
La elscsricidad 90 sl medic mas
eminents para el levantamienso do
les faerzas 6 To- nutriciea general
del orgsnismo dsbllltado.
Esso afrman los doctores W.
Esh y Sisain respecsivamsnss en- 80
STeatado. de Elecsroierspia y trata'
dos clfnicos,s On su tsrcerA edici0n
1888.
TQdJs eatos ef.ctos GO ohtienen
con el V.taIizGdor ENctrico del doe.
tor Wilson.
Los emf ,rmJs or6aicoE deben
kbrir su cJrRz5n & Ia mAs viva es.
perAtza, pues que c)n el Vitdlizqd0r
kLectrico Wilson gus dssarrol!a una
corrlenle suaVe, pleds enconlrar 10
curaclon de ans dolenciAs. LosQue
Suf On reGnaatSmo, pGrdliS,s, diIatG
clones del est6mago. agotaciones de
fuerzas, impotencsa, histsrssms, cpl
Iepssa. Gneo'ia cerebral y tod1s los
que 90 sleutsn vleios prematura-
msnls deben acudir al Vitalzqdor
EHctIcO |Nlsoa y NOS sgrAdsCsrAn
les hAyamoa dado A.sonocer inven.
TO ian marayllloso.
Enconsra adoss en- estoH momen.
sos en- estA ciudat al rspressntante
del doctor wilson vale la psna que
Ios enfermos cr6nicos, cAnsAdos de
somar msdleInsE ala ningd resul.
tado, aprovschs0 eata ocacl0n y se
deeidAn q haosr uso de IAN impor.
IAnts apAralo que ian mArsvilloaAs
curacionss eGta rsaiizando c ada dfa. /
S. iratA de IN remedto inofsnsivo
J dc un msdiCament1 natural, de
IN mejicamento flslco comp dice el
aAbio msdice pariAi6n DOCTOR D.
Araonval,
Por nueEtra parts 10 aconasia. |
mos sfcaXmenIe, creyendo prestar
un ssrvlclo ajtsmsats hum anltArio. |
Dieho represent Anle reclbir& q
.os emf .rmoa hAstA el Diq 20 del.Ge
taal de las NJ EV { de IL man ,na q
las SEIS de IL tsrde, qllea regala
un preoloso fJlleIo expllsat.Vo do |
ditho spa.ato 4 Iodo g. mum 10 On |
el
HOTEL ING LATGRRA.
Sa1 Juan Puerto Rico,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-09

10 para embarcar todos los frutos. En-
lie 80 pueden cuidar hssta 400 cabe-
zaa de g&nado.
Para informss diriglrse & don Uli-
ses Aarini i-Poat ofics, -calle SMu.
hoE r vsra.s
Csho R9io. D!eienhrs 2 de 1905,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-09
C0EECTA
Pdfd Gyudar d Ia dstsasa dc francisco
Donss aaH Ia C0rte SuprensG d. Jos
Eaad0s Untd0s

EumA anterior r.....t,.,.,,,... S30z "a
Juan Rodriguez, San Juan s 0.50
Compafifs de trAhsiadores de
las lAncha de Ezquisga SOC
Rssag Adorss de Ia faorIcs de
tabaeos sLA InlernAcionalS 4 70
-
Suma,t a,t,.,.,...'..t,,,'. co AZ.50
Toaos los conAtlVo dehen diri.
girss 81 tesorero oon Antonio BalAs
guide, San JastJ ~ A.
Por ordsn del SlndlcAto; Ell Sc.
orstsrio,
lose de GaZmaa BsniteZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-09

En- esta lmprsnta Sc ven
de papel vislo do psri6dieo a
dos pesos q quintal.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-08-01
Nothing Succeeds Like oEaa-o-sEE. .

Nothing Succeeds Like "EGG-o-sEE.n
The man who breaches the best SER
mon; the man who tells the funniest
stories; the man who keeps the best
store; or the man who makes the best
goods soon finds that people come to
him. Merit is the best advertisement
in the world. People speak well of
things they know are good. They pass
the good word along.
The best breakfast food Is EGG-O-
SEE, for it contains all the life-giving
properties of natures best food. which
is wheat
EGG-O-SEE is deeply in debt to the
thousands of wives and mothers who
use 1t in their homes, for these good
women tell their neighbors about this
great food
Children and aged persons alike are
friends of EGG-O-SEE.
Merit and common sense are the
things that advertise EGG-O-SEE
most. EGG-O-SEE is cheap. A 10
cent package contains ten liberal
breakfasts. EGG-o-SEE is sold every
where. Grocers must keep it If they
want to keep their good customers,
for good customers insist on buying
.EGG-O-SEE.
The fact that no preparation, no
cooking is required, makes EGG-O-
SEE very popular. Open the package;
put as much as you like in dish;
pour on milk or cream and eat. 1t
is delicious. 1t is wholesome. 1t
makes you strong.
A lot of interesting facts about
EGG-O-SEE have been published in
book form entitled, Back to Nature -
This book also has course of phys
ical culture--fully illustrated. Any
one wishing this book will receive it
free by addressing EGG-O-SEE Com
pany, 40 First St, Quincy. Ill.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-08-01
TRUE COURAGE.

edwards have no luckl" These arc
Elizabeth Kulmanp's brave words.
j. Brisben Walker believes that NO
man can be truly gentleman If a
coward"
Fortune never helps the man whose
courage fails" This is a bit of the
wisdom of Sophocles.
Says George Horace Lorimer: mo
man is a failure until he's dead or
loses courage-and that's the same
. thing"
Sydney Smith long ago remarked
that "a great deal of talent is lost to
the world for the want of little
courage"
When. moral courage feels that 1t Is
in the right there is no personal dar-
Ing of which it is incapable" was
Leigh Hunts conviction.
Said Rochefoucauld: True bravery
is shown by performing without wit
ness what one might be capable Of do
ing before all the world"
Fear, which only is another name
for ignorance, is all that ails US. I'm
derstanding alone conquers fear" This
is the successful creed of Helen VIII
liams Post.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-08-01
DIDN'T BELIEVE
That Coffee Was the Real Trouble.

Some people founder around and
lake everything that's recommended
but finally find that coffee is the real
cause of their troubles. An Oregon
man says:
For 20 years was troubled with
my stomach. / was steady coffee
drlnker. but didn't suspect that as
the cause. took almost anything
which someone else had been cured
with but to no good. l was very bad
last summer and could not work at
times.
"On Dec. 2. 1902. was taken so
bad the doctor said 1 could not live
over "a hours at the most, and
made all preparations to die. l could
hardly eat anything, everything dis
tressed me, and was weak and sick
all over. When in that condition cot
fee was abandoned and was put on
Postum, the change in my feelings
came quickly after the drink that was
poisoning me was removed.
THE pain and sickness roll away
from me and began to get well day
by day, so l stuck to it until now I
am well and strong again, can eat
heartily, with no headache, heart
trouble or the awful sickness of the
old coffee days. l drink all wish of
Postum without any harm and enjoy
1t immensely.
This seems like strong story
but would refer you to the First
Natl Bank. the Trust Banking Com
pany. or any merchant of Grants
Pass, Ore, In regard to my standing,
and will send sworn statement
Of this II you wish. You can also use
my name" Name given by Postum
Co.. Battle Greek, Mich.
Stlll there are many who persist
emily fool themselves by saying "Cof-
fee don't hurt me-" A ten days trial
Of Postum In Its place will tell the
truth and many tlmea save life,
There's o reason"
Look for no little book, "rhe Road
10 WcllvIlle,N IN pkgs.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-08-01
WRECK NARROWLY AvERTED.
Men on Handcar Ahead of Excursion
Train Find Distractions.

Bay City, Tex: The excursion train
to Palacios Thursday night escaped
wrecking by mere accident. Some MI
creant had placed Instructions on the
track near Palaclos, and Dr. Elliott,
with a party on handcar, making a
hurried call before the arrival of the
excursion train, ran into the obstruc
ton and were violently thrown to the
ground None was seriously injured
They removed the Instructions just in
time for the train with its hundreds
of excursionists to pass safely.
Officers have a clsw and are out now
investigating.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-08-01
Wet at the Camp.

Austin, Tex: A heavy rain fell here
yesterday morning. which was God
sent to the soldiers in camp and to the
dust-pestered people OF Austin. The
dust nuisance in the white limestone
formation in this city was something
awful and the hard rain was most vel
come. 1t wet things at Camp Mabry,
but sunshine will dry out the belong.
ings of the troops,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-08-01
FIREMAN KILLED.
Wreck on Frisco Occurred at Paris
Engine Thrown From Track.

EHgIHc IHToWn FToW TACK.
Paris, Tex. A wreck on the Frisco
near Kosma. fifty-three miles north OF
Paris, occurred at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. The engine pulling the south
bound Flyer, due here at $3.50 O'clock.
being thrown from the track Engineer
Harlan was seriously injured, and the
fireman, Shelton, was killed by being
crushed under the engine. Details are
not obtainable. Conductor Howard re.
ports that no passengers were hurt, but
did not state whether the coaches left
the track.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-08-01
TROOPS ARRIVED AT LAREDO.
Same as Those over Which Sensation
al Reports Were Printed.

Lardeo. Tex: The two companies
of colored troops, Twenty-Flfth Infan-
try. which were assigned to Fort Nc
Intosh several weeks ago to replace the
troops. but were transferred from that
post to go to the Philippines, arrived
yesterday and have gone into quar-
tiers. These are the same troops which
sensational specials sent out a few
days ago were reported to be rushing
TO the Rio Grande to put down the
Mexican revolution.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-08-01
Avoid eovernment Service.

The students from the Italian uni
versities and government school are
no longer content ito seek poorly paid
government employment or to enter
into the ranks of the overcrowded pro-
fessions, but are seeking technical
instruction so that they may join in
the new movement and make an ade-
quate future for themselves.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-08-01

Caldwell. Tex: Shortly after mid
night this ection was visited by a
heavy rain and great display OF light
ming and heavy thunder. The ground
is very wet and unles dry weather pre-
walls cotton win be injured by she'd
ding.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-08-01

chappell Hill. Tex: Cotton Is begin
ming to move at a lively rate. but the
continued rains are cutting the crop
short. Some farmers think the crop
is so per cent behind what 1t was at
this time last year
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-08-01

West Point. Tex, Mr. John Richards
marketed the iirst bale OF the 1906
crop here. The bale weighed $50
pounds, mlddllng cotton. and brought
10 cents and q premium OF barrel
Of -four
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-08-01

the returns of the News is, It is i'm
possible to say. but undoubtedly it is
considerably more than one,half.
Therefore, while there can be no doubt
that Mr.. Campbell will have plurality
of the vote, the returns which Tho
News presents this morning do not
indicate with any degree of certainty
who will be second in the race
Mr.. Campbell's vote, as shown by
the News returns, is about one-third
of the whole. that of Judge Brooks
is about rs per cent, while that of Mr..
Colquitt is lightly less.
The vote for the other candidates
is shown in the following table;
Lieutenant Governor
Davidson 4G,S6I
Hill ................. 1860
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-08-01
ALL OVER TEXAS.

New York courts are wrestling over
whether druggist has a right to
change prescription.
The last car of Elberta peaches was
shipped out of Palestine last Friday,
and peach reign is at an end, after
two weeks of shipping this luscious
fruit.
SCTipp,McRae league and the
Pt eS jess Association two
yy5hheni ews- gathering bureauo
sgra Nily consolidated, though
tRe Independent concerns.
lily, aged about forty
flaming Houston as his
very suddenly from a
poke 0 poplexy in the rear of the
fummy Re saloon at Austin.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-08-01

This makes Mr. Campbell the leader,
he having a plurality of the vote. His
majority over Judge Brooks, who is the
second man, is 1880. Judge Brooks
lead over Mr.. Colquitt, however, is on
ly 1927:
What proportion of the whole vote
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-08-01

lily, aged about forty
flaming Houston as his
very suddenly from a
poke 0 poplexy in the rear of the
mummy e saloon at Austin.
The first day of the big picnic and
reunion to be held at Mckinney Au-
gust s. and 10, has been designated
as Confederate day, the second as
Woodman day and the third and last
as Sunday school day.
R. Smith, of Palmer, died Friday
morning aged 10 years Uncle Bob
Smith, as he was usually known and
called, was one of the plc.,ser settlers
of Ellis County and one of the first
residen1e6f iA4btown.
hiS8fN5es
MnsFIlaiiS yin, whose home
was, # , MssIi,ss Skas. while driv-
Ding withf'he r Mrs. JEFF Davis,
of ArdmQre, !, Bumped from a bug
gy' While he was running, and
broke her n9R4F
superIA sht of the State Insane
Asylum Sin charge of the State
PastsyE 3Astitute, reports that there
are ffineteen patients in the Pasteur
Institute &eceiving the treatment to
prevenl Ashophobia.
The d&ens of wh;tewright are
ton q sSaator Tillman Of South Car.
ohnaS, and Seatr Bailey of Texas, at
the3sninrarsary celebration and pic
gnd. y IS evident that the entire issue
0fnsh 1854 to 1896.
sHs>7
bssSF9s more wages thirty yard men of
she, Houston and Texas Central went
R13n strike at Houston. They asked
.for $3.50 per day, instead of s1.25, as
they are now getting. The request
was granted and the men returned to
work
Henry Jackson, negro boy about
~ ySoiS VI d6S, was kiiSu NhAlS
jumping from an outgoing Rock Is
land freight train, near the Rock
Island depot in North Fort Worth.
The body of the boy was horribly
mangled, the head being severed
from the body.
w. M. Stephenson, of Waco, geol-
ogist and oil expert, who recently in
rpected the oil prospects at and near
Bolton in the community known as
the Kell farm, is favorably impressed
and feels certain that a good vein OF
oil viii be found under the arteslan
strata. r
Miss Jesse Kirkpatrick young la
dy twenty-five years of age. died OF
lockiaw at Ozona Monday afternoon.
She was visiting at a ranch a few
weeks since, when she was thrown
from a horse and badly hurt. The fam
fly is well-lSnown one and the young
lady was especially popular.
The big quarrles near Bolton are
running at full blast and great deal
of ballast is turned out by the great
crusher. The entire output is con-
trated for by the Santa Fe to be used
on its road ballasting and culvert
building.
The third and last day of the Con-
federate reunion at West. closed with
a camp fire at which veterans told
experiences of the war and Daughters
sang sclos and read appropriate Sc
lections.
Bob johnson, negro. convicted in
the Criminal Court Of the Twenty
ninth District for the murder of AL
fred Berry, white man of Hamilton.
Texas. has answered the demands OF
justice by paying the death penalty
at stephenviile Friday.
The contract for building the new
$4,000 passenger station for San An
CELLO las been awarded and tho
construction viii begin at once. C. II.
Page, Jr.. OF Austin, win supervise the
construction Of the building.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-08-01
Campbell is AHEAD FOR GOVERNOR
He Has About One Third of the Total Vote, as In
Dictated by Returns Up to Monday.

Galveston, Tex, July 30-The News
this morning prints returns which &C
count for 16O.s6S votes cast for COVER
nor. This number Is divided as as fol
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-09

baus go. 2 beno6riGtist wsrbe bic
onielbh inbnf:irte @eitestrnnfe
AMANDA @enter niat ldnser ale En.
tientin oes Counties nnSuieben, ion.
bern oirett NIT ibrem 8urmnnb 6enrp
9olte ~ perbanoeln.
Grant Refer ruurbe tueeer f6rper'
liden Setre4en Der 5rObnbienn auI
Der 2nnbfrOBe erlnFen.
Gns @eiuh Der Big Berger 9ele.
pbOn Co., um's @eeereGt tuurbe ae.
nebmiet.
Sewilist iuurben $50 um ben
Stoubp @ea in Dill. 81 nufsubeFern
oa Der 9itrift cine ateiGe Summe
9eSeiHnet bat.
&efJnunge1 tuurben erIaubt fpie
folet: s B Snsrum Sanitur s5l;
SelepbOnreHte 81. so; Or SIenbera
drSt gehanbluns GOuntparmer $40;
Or @ngelbredt Ditto $I1 so; sobn
Soblten. SaAeridrunt $7.Ss; Sohn
eeibnf @eri8sus repariren 81 30;
Gibbons d &eno aeiGenanaue fur
ok 0apnss s2.44; 2bsO grof Bot.
pelo nno GraGteebabren 1915; Or
@eRel, drst 8ebanbl Winner S.;
&rOpp Srewins 60 Roblen sIs5.ss;
2ouis Saenide @auerarbeit s245:
Simon SurOf, SHlOHerarbeit $3.50;
Senlinp u Ruebiser aunrel1er So IS;
Srreunnftalt SO. 2 s9O6. 10; 9heo.
@rui, Gleri, @ebabrsn s42 SO; 8 @
Straf, Sheriff S57.4
Das @eriht belt pdbrenb Der
BO&e Nbre&uuns nit @spaufiebern
uro IN f~Olaenoen 3ifritten ruurOen
mebr nnseenrbeitet nls Mittel ,ur
Sano runren, tusldes BON Der Court
suteebelben uurbe. Su6 senebmia.
ie bic Court 26buuns Der ReaauT.
Ieber ME fOlpt:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-09
r. n. H%AsENRITTER.

tuirtb SHnbeu bur& @ee So; Or s
. Sebn Guseaben burG ueberfabr.
line ber Nrs Bod ins 6oipital 40 ct
aOuis SIS; Sc @eniel gofaelO unO
5ubrlobn "a. SO; Q siebler u q aob'
fen fnbren sl7. 10; s e6nrf, 9lrs
belt Sl4o; 8 Siecfer Ditto eI.57;
Geo RlDtt Ditto 20 Gents; o u
Greunb Experimentation S1.70; 8
9 9anuier 8ermefiuneep unb BE-
5ablunp 9ettentrdeer SIS; 8fanb
Courier, amtliGe Befanntma&una
$3.50; g R Gnis Circuit glert @e.
bdbren Sc IS; Rotten in Criminal.
fallen Stnat pepen artemus Snpeuer
$40 Is; Stant seeen gRite s1eumann
uno U s32l.05; WOrris e. 60 aei6-
enanSua fir 8 8 SbeltOn S.; Sers
mann electric Sight 60, 4suGter u
10 I'm COURTEOUS 1852. go; 8 @ 9an-
uier, germefiunsen $S7 IS.
Grant s&ul5 er bieit $500 a6.
ihlng5abluna nuf ieinen gOntrntt.
Sn 5nden bes gripnttpeees nm
tueIGen Uai&nel @ablsr einse.om.
men bsanitanoeten Ssunb SnbFser
nnb 9 % s 6elemnnn ben Berift
Der Hbi&dber upb runrbe Der groteIf
bonn @erift suteeheisen unb anae.
bic SaHe ON 9pnnerffaa ben
april elmer Surp BON IL Mann
sur aburtbeiluns 81 unterbreiten.
Der gommifar purbe nnaewielen
bic g~erleaunp ber 5ubrt bel Sole
DPin pOrSunej bmen.
Gnesuronet bnB bns Giant. Siren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-09
Oeri@ts ,GermIne.
Comfy Court perhanOLansen.

Dos @eriHt bewiuiet t1~nterhib'
auo fhr Urine ruie fulet: Bm. Roart
far feline 95Hter $50; 6enrp NOrriie
fir Rarp Wiren GIT; 2Ouis @neier
foe 6rnu glaeier s.; Nnrtin Grnebis
IS; @mif lS&weiabauien SIS; i. 6.
Griber fir Q. HrnniOn &12; gbm
3intela far Q Gu@e $3.50; Sr
1Obl fir eidermann S25; Sobn
Gi@neppler far gars 9iebolb S.;
SObn 6urft fdr sarnb purft S.; %.
u Deppe fur U lldernnnn So; SO
Giebtte fir 90 5biebtte So; Sobannn
Sranble SIS; Geo Rraettlp fir s
Seller S12; Siraina 3bofern far q
TbUfern $40; Nrs . Eui6 far g
Auif 90; SaeOb 8rerper tir Rartbo
Greuer S2l.25; Bm Woure fur
@urp euerett SIS; gbns 5oFmann
fir s Sofmanu 90; Gbns YrauIon
fhr Sarnb 2ncp 812 so; Sobn 8elen,
Ia 80; Gusuft Burger fir 8 Gnbrer
SlS; o 9 @ieoinebnsen fir gObs unb
5rau$80; @Ottl. arOfenberser SIP;
sos 8 1rnniou gfIepe unb gerluf
&erlnft an SettSeus bard COB BON
@iGnel 5apnes $50; Aluine gea
far gars. Bod $50.
GOuntpnrn1e uurben In yflege pe.
geben firs Sabr ME fOlpt: Garah
2nep an ghas 1raniOn $50; BAL
8r0niOn an gbns 8 gribsr sS2; Bin.
cent Suhe an Bn 9reice $50; Gua.
Ridter anI Soc 8reuer $50; Rartba
8retuer an Soc Breper sS5; Wdrp
SireH an Senrp @ebmeper s72;
Gbns 8Obs uub frau an Serb Sl&t
si2O; 8. Or. GtbsrtOn unO Soc
Hreruer 81 90 monntlidt.
Re&nnnsen wurbsH erlaubt pie
folat: Glbert Guebmsper GasbeEern
Der SUrftmunn Gubrt s29. 25; Souls
8Oeihel SnftauObultuns Der sira
Greet 6ubrt $40; Bm. &onrt tar
irriiunipe EOd3ter gorausbesnblnnp
$40; Or s . Sebn arst BeJnnbluup
g%Ountparmer $50 40; 9enrp 4ier-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-09
I'm Bern emil d,lafsn if:

Jh S'SAln Shil AHiuIsH tp'
5rnn ansuite Reibert am breitnp
abeno ben 2. Adrs 1895.
Sic ruarOe nm ~. October 1854
in S~aliusbura geutfhlnnb eebOren,
Uerbrnfte ibre Susenoiabre i'm alien
@~nterInnbe. iie fam i'm Sabre 1880
nit elmer iansereu S6wefer in be
les eaHo. am 8. Rni 1881 trat Iig
nit benz I'M fie beute tr~nnernben
Sntten 9nli0r Nus. 3eibert in ben
Uuno Der bell. @be, lpelf5er Buub
ourh bas Snnb Ariflifer 9iebe pes
ieenet mar. Se9s ainber ainaen
nus bieier gbe beruor, tuouOn bas
Cine i'm 5arten alter Der SHUTTER in
Die euieieit nOrnnpins. 4Sbbne
uuo l 9O4ter betrnuern oaber ibr
10 frnbes ablHeibep. Sic mar ftets
ibrem Nnnne cine liebenbe @nttin,
uno ben ainberu cine sdrtliG lieben-
be Rutter; ebeniO tuures iis BON al.
fen bic iie ndber lannten aeliebt nno
eeahtet.
Jbr @eiunobeits;nItanb NOR i&Ou
felt Reuiubr nift mebr ber bcee,
nber inr etlide Gage mar Iie Dor ct.
mo 8 BOden am Rbenmatismus Eel.
bent 81 Sett; felt biefer 9eit mar fe
tuieoer nuf unb Cd fGien bic bette
GusfiHt nnf p6aise S~enefuns. Gm
6reitna Gbenb ettpn cine gtunbe
mad aenaeininmer gRnblseit leate Fe
HH 3u Hett. e.ua nn@ elmer Gtunos
befiel lie Elm teftieer SuhennnfnG;
bic ainoer bic fOeben 81 tett pebep
MOLTEN, iamep iOgfeif sur GteGe,
rrdbreno aIe I'M fie ueriammelt rief
fe nod aus: Sd eebe gum lieben
9eilano! Dos Mares ibre letten
BOrte uuo lire Seele mar entfohen
81 Seiu ben fie i'm 2eben beiannt u.
seliebt. Ra4 bereits rs i1briaem
elidliGea gbeleben brnGte fe ibr
alter auf 81 Sabre, 5 ROnate uno
Il 3age. lluier 70 GROCER 8erluft 1T
nun ibr @euinn; Obelei9 fe ibre
6nmiIie 10 innia eeliebt, 70 folate fe
freubis benz Rufe ibres Rei-
lters Hnb Grl6iers.
Die S~eerbIeuns fnnb unter auae-
9beilnnhme nm Wontoo
0d4mittas itatt. @nfiOr u. &a.obn
bieft i'm 9rnuerbnnie bic 9eiGenpre
bipt. Gubsrbem ruaren bic Baaoren
s. &ab BON Dope. O.. SHuls BON
CHARLOTTE, 5. Heumeier pom 0rate,
o. Grnnt bon suiss unb .. @eier
BON 9rate, ~nnpeienb. Eir m64ten
ben 0ribern i'm amte ben
berSliHen 0nnf ausTpreGen fir bic
Ibeifnnbme an unfecer 9rauer.
gbenio aGeu ssnGbarn uub 5reunben
ben yeitanb in bieien 3as.n.
Gp @. Reibert
ano ainoer @eOre. Grtbur, Rutb,
unb Cabin &eibert.
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brsitnps wirst, iOrOsrt MIR lein slps.
Hss SHtsrsHs nnb bns EUbl Der De.
HeiHOs. BCat Sbr bns ni6t thuH,
iHOsm Shr OnI pOlsstIutt enren g..
lannieu eHlpfsbiil.
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