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suppose, for l know more mean things than you ever heard of, but if you'll only coneede me one thing I'll be satiS- fled. If you can say that my sympathy and support are always with the under do. in the fight that am always in favor of a square deal for him, I'll stand for the rest That's my philCso phy.
 To another writer he once gave the following as rn4bo(.s ing his idea of motto:
 He who has mn4lsd in the fray of duty
 which the bIINc eudz,4c Must have made foes.
 If he have none, slnatl is thu work he has lie has hit no =tyrlnt on the hip, He has pushed cup from pe"JNr0d lip, He has never turned the wrong to right, He has been q coAard in h" fight
 It NaS the violnSt .Ian Kub,lk who took out an inS,n31nce policy against accident to his fingers, and another musician. the Italian composer Rug giero I.eoHcaNailo, is tile subject of an unusual insurance policy recently writ, ten An accident policy has been talk en out to insure the Anana2crS of Leon cavallo against loss on his coming American tour if he should be unable to appear in eoncerts i'll this country. 1t was said that the policy went into effect when I.eoncsiNallo left Milan on
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X N,srruW Escape.

The company had assembled in the church, but llm bridegroom was no where to be foln,l. Finally mes scngcr announced that the young man had been run over and killed while on his way 10 the church.
 And just think" she said q month afterward to q friend. "What q narrow escape had from becoming a widow,
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Dr Giuseppe Lapponi, whose illness was recently announced, is physician In ordinary to Pope Plus X. and sus- tainel the same relation to the late Pope Leo XIII, by whom he was held in great esteem and regard. AS the
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\ Prank of Memory.

Why have we memory sufficient to retain the minutcSt circumstances that have happened to us and yet not enough to remember how often We have related them to the same person? La Rochefoucauld
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\ Wonder.

"Crimc worked miracle with that dumb convict"
 "How so:"
 "He was sent hcrc for uttcrins forg- ed notes. s."-BaltimOrc American.
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org,nized In his GEORGE L. 'ii'i.i.4 name. and all the past summer he has been making t!R town famous With clambakes in honor of men prominent in politics Yet when the politicians called Waterbury and asked for Iiilry they waited twenty-five minutes and recei yed this report:
 "No such person as Congressman George L. LiI!ey is known in Water bury"
 The politicians then took I motor car and hurried over the mountains to talk with the congressman in person.
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in great este

course, carries with it much honor. Owing to the confidential position he occupies, the pope's physician is sup posed to hold the key to q great many Vatican secrets and i'll consequence is often pursued ny ecclesiastics. diplo- mats and newspaper men until his life becomes somewhat of burden.
 State Senator Edgar T. Bracket of Saratoga who was candidate for the Republican nomination for governor of New York. is counsel for one of the heirs of the late Russell Sage and was
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MARIE CCRELLuS PICTURE.
It Appears Anthoritatively For the
 First Time In Her New Book.

First Time In Her New Book.
 In this country it is rather unusual tor literary parsonage to attempt to keep from the public l knowledge of his or her personal appearance. But Marie CorelIi. though one of the most widely read of modern romance writers, has persistert!y kept her picture out of print LID to q very recent date She has just written q new novel The Treas ure of Heaven" and i'll giving It to
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Common sense is the average sensi- bility and intelligence of men undis- turbed by individual peculiarities.-W. R. Alcer
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MUSIC LESSONS
 AT REDUCED PRICES

To pupils beginning course before November i, special rate oi E. for uiar rate will be $l0 for course Gi ten lessons. Conservatory methods for violin, cello and brass instruments.
 Payment for course due after hali completed.
 Drop ne postal and ] will call and see you,
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c o NJ P A IL A ne W

figure in politics is Maximilan F. Inn sen, manager of Will liam k. Hearst'S gu
 bernato1ial canvass in New York state, who was much in ey- idence at the Buffalo convention " Il l c il Il o Ill Il a { q q Mir. Hearst. He was for merly q eWSpaper man and got into pol itics through his COZ nection as q political reporter with Mir. Hp3rSt'9 DaDprS He
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has been & member of the Connecticut
 legislature and is now serving his sec Ond term ia the house Of representa- tives at Wa hing ton, being Couneccti- cuts congressman at large. The boot blacks of Water bury wear buttons with bis picture, tie soda fountains sell I.illey cobbIers, the campaign clubs are
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Buffers ITIHS.

Feb q, 1866, General Benjamin r Butler presented to congress tAe first genuine American flag. made of Amer ican materials by American lah9n. eyer constructed in this country. Prior r. that time all American government flags had been made of English blnt ing. Since then all our official flags have been the product exclusively of American material and labor. There were tWenty-siX stars in the ha@ at that time
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IA Curiosity In Figures.

The following remarkable contribu tion to the curiostics of figures con, sists of two series of numbers, of which no description is necessary, as they speak for themselves. Perhaps there is no special profit in them, but less.
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Is thirty eight years old. Nineteen years ago he left Pittsburg where his family had long lived, and obtained q position on the New York Herald. Ten years ago he Aent to the New York American. He was Albany core spondent for a time and then became city editor Later he served as Wash !ngton correspondent. He took charge of the organization of the clubs com posing the <jtional Association of De-. ..pcr:g;::' ,..:},s :is,. &ii.n Mr. Hearst rln toa ;'oi3:sfe'sS b,-.aEe his cAI..p&iri! !..;;:4:l.n, s.e st.2s1 H!;lHagCa Mir. i.y,l!'st'> c;;::::::iz:l .sIl :o" se Deno- cratic roln.na' ,a f,r til. las..~.'iAney in 1!v4. \ Dvtaaerdt ts..N.al of for tllr 4slt'.'s'iiti tift i!:'t1 = ; ti.'. ant.ll,-,;rst ife:z.:.ts.t5> ,z:.-;flo was the !uayvr c. t.i =. .j;t5..z.s x. .t1.;,lH. who rerrnts,. resilts! ;s; Aes. '1i ,;!r-:e dry g3oj< house. N..e.t.s r..f. ct.9Efl!; :on was in progress a rtoff.s1s 9,:s:. 5.ith tie Sgn "J N. .AdaHl X Co I..:~cA down inaslin@ street.
 sAha. said Nax lhiasen yl"eful!y, ~they are taking tie .Ai!1la boom away already"
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~F'at ther Bernard Vaughan, whose ser
 1kns on the sins of society at the church of the Jesuit Fathers, Farm street, Berkeley square, London, have been the subject of so much comment, is brother of the late Cardinal Vaughan. He is sometimes called the modern English Savonarola." and his attacks. on the smart set have drawn to his church many of that class. who seem to take queer sort of pleasure in hearing themselves criticised. He calls the society woman who leads young men into temptation through gam
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1 times 9 plus equals II.
 F times 3 plus equals 1H.
 123 times plus equals Ill. 1234 times plus equals 1l111. 1234o times plus equals 1l111l. R3456 times plus equals 11l111l. 1234o67 times plus equals 11l1111l. 1235S7s times plus equals 1li11l1E.
 times plus equals g.
 F times plus equals 9S.
 123 times plus 3 equals 9S7. 1234 times s plus'4 equals 9S76. 123i5 times 8 plus 5 equals 98765. 123A56 times s plus equals 9S7654 1234567 times plus equals 9S765t3. 1234561S times plus 8 equals 9S765432. 12S4567S9 times s plus equals 9S765432l.
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His Last 'taIne.

A gentleman once asked a lad what was his last namc.
 "Johnny." replied the boy.
 Well, what is your full name: "Johnny Brown. sir.
 Well. how can Johnny be your last name:"
 'Becallse, sir, when I was born my name was Brown. and Johnny wasn't given to me till 1 was q month old"
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ny novelette, preach FATHER BERNARD er," as he has been VAUGHAN called, said in a recent address:
 "Of one thing any man who ventures into the society of the fast, smart set may be sure and that Is If he goes into it with any money he will come out of 1t without any l know men who have been kept at bridge. being forced, in spite of themselves. te play, and to play high and play long and to play on till they had nothing more to play for. Many I debutante has been drawn into this vortex, in some instances by the hostess herself, and has been sucked down before the end of play not far from the lowest dc@Ta- dation to which woman can come.
 Governor Joseph NJ. Terrell of Gcor- gia. who has been controntpd with per picking problems since the outbreak of rioting in Atlanta and other places Ill the state, began life as a ploWboy and rose through his own energy and thrift to his present post of honor. There lS a story told Of ii; school days when ' now Georgia editor According to
 local history. Joe
 ::: ;: : ;: <: :: :: : !: !. 5: !" < = : ssnxz@~s> was the only boy in / A# \ the school whom / Esss.. M the teacher never
 thraShed, fer the
 . colonel W;ls a .-rHat
 g686s believer in the ecf- ym lic;tcy of the rod.
 \4 xgS#@a #ss@a .']oe the hoyS
 .sY would say when
 z&alaes'F> they heard that co,-r,~o, ,ocru,, youug Terrell was T, r,,n. to change precep-
 tors. .lhe colonel II give it to you good when you come over here with us.
 But Joe and his new teacher got along so well that application of stern discipline never heet}ne necessary. Soon after his school days and farm life ended he took up the study of law and on being admitted to the bar often rode many miles i'll day to different parts of the county where Justice courts were located. He serN- ed in the legislature and as attorney general an, WaS chosen governor Ill 1902. His term will expire at the close of the present year. Governor Terrell home is at Greefville, where he was born forty five years ago. He marrle" Miss Jessie Lee Spevey in 1Ss6 Mrs. Terrell entertained Mrs. Roosevelt when the president and his wife visited tAtlanta q year ago.
 That no man is q hero to his :el.p Rtrl was proved one day recently when 'politicians at Hartford, Conn. tried to
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local history. J oe was the only boy in the school whom the teacher never | Ilt'as he'd, fer the colonel Was a treat believer in the ecf- licacy of the rod.
 Joe. " the hoys would say W hen hey heard that youug Terrell was to change precep- tors. "lhe colonel II
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sisters and brothers cortlia Iy invited. Mrs. Nola F. Ross Aii, ert,
 Mrs. Forrest bauchrtan Son,
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lie has. hit nc tNrAnt on the hip,
 He has pushed no cup from p."J'T"d lip, He has never, turned the wrong to right, He has been q coward in in" fight.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08
Geriteinnabiees
gerabrti8ung bon Gal,
an S4Detne.

9uriiber idreitt Seinri3 96ssn:
9a Der 9ebaIt an gblor uuD Tatrium
Der meiltsn unferet OeaetubiliIe cen Gut.
termittsI fir gieG duBerft scrino lit,
srpsiit fi4 cine 9srabreiGara pan
&o6idI3 aIs fslr nuBbrin9eut; benn
IS fOrbert ben StOffDedisl unb Die
gerbauuHs. Oas YsSirfnis ao6 Cal,
1T bel ben S9aFen am srDbien, OunH
bel S4peinen, &inSern unb penia,r
bel pfsrben. acknowledgements eibt
man in Geutf8IanO ben S9psineu IeIs
ten ober bar nidt 3OdiuIs, oOpobI bod
seraOe bieIes Bel benz oft Ial5er pers
oaultfen 6utter gum @obltdinben
oes Where's beitrGet. DiIl man Gblors
ratrium ben S6peinsn 8ulommen
laiien, 70 1T bic $ Die Der @abe abbGn.
gig bon benz @ebaIt an RodIal3 in ben
Guiterrlttteln. Sm Ourhidritt aibt
man tiir Elm aussslpadfsnes Sbier no,
1sntlt9 21-65 Srumm GaIa. bus
man bortbeilhuft rsgeImdbis lem Su.s
ter beimifdt. @isle Gabe fO.bsrt ben
appetit. rest ben 0urIf an uup erbSbt
bic aifimiIution. 0ie 9srlptnbund
bon GbIornatrium lit burdars niibIt6
BET Derfiittsrung DON Getrtibeidrot
nn0 &drtoffeIn, bdsesen unttrIaIfe
man bic NdbnaIre bsim Sittern DON
MtoltsreiabfdIlen, bic ssniistnS ao@s
ldlS sntbalten. DGbIt mon Oie Rsnos
bon GbIornutrium gu bod, 70 pirtt Is
nadtbeiIig, mas Sur6 SiesSesiiaIid.
Wsriu6e btHret6snb feRaeRsiIt 1T.
9er0or5ubsben 1T nod, bab Eta grfus
BON &o4fal5 burd bds bt(liasys 9ieb.
fnl5 ni4t rutbfdm 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

Sin einfaaes @esinfsttitnsmit,
tel. @s 1T cine I'M dlIgeinen unoeniis
niigenb bea6tete S6atIa6e, pdbtT6eins
lid neil fie bislen nr6 u%nbefannt sss
blieben 1T, Odb irines, frif1ts, taItts
Wdffer nidt MIR c,n grobss NufIuuas
ungspermOgen (fiir Safe bat, fOnbern
aud elm pertbbolIss 0ssinfetiipnsmits
tel biIbet. Sn isbsm &rdRf'n3immer
iollte elm breites SefGb nit @diTer
iteben, bds Dfters srneuert n:rS. 0as
9tfGB foIlte ndbe BEL benz Rrantenbeit
ober unter btefem aufgeiteIl, tDsrbsa.
gs fdu9t od ntdt allen piel I1Gbli1e
Siinite duf, fOnbcrn hilbert bur9 bi:
@erbunftung bes DoIIers aud bic
Semperutur Der Cuff, bic babur5
slei6mGbieer erbaItsn tpir6; es Dsrbins
bert ferner gu atobe 9rpderbsit Der
Quft. bic iebem Srdnten ia uuh gang
@efunben, oft 70 IGtig 1T. @ieIFd9e
8ertude bdben dubsrbem acjeiat, bag
.aeitOrter S6laf unb bic asfar9tets
Sdlofloiigteit bar9 bos 70 einfd@s
bstGmpft perbsn, bab man elm
@eFGB nit DuTier al tbsr uns
ter bas 8ett bes ardRten felt. @esen
Der qufIaeuug oun @aien iOtIte abcr
1ud DdfTer, bds n einsm S9rafs pber
Rrdntsn5immsr esItanben bat, unter
Ieiner 8eSingung gum srinltn benubt
Derben. fotpie man dnbrsrIsiis fem
9etrGnt in einem foIdsn RdGas often
Idifen foIIts. ba ss font In FUR
Isr 3eit arg uerfdIe6tsrt tperSsH
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HleiiMbcrInff.

91epmt SRr an 6Ieii6 ob ;
Damn befrast Iieber iofprt Guerr
ar;t. ST tpirO eud Bic Triad,
iaaen. Bir tOnnen bas SsiImitte,
liefent unb baS 1T Scots GmuI.
fiOn bon 9ebertbran.
Sine ipn9e 5rau in gatopia
Idrei6t inns, Oab fie finhnO.
Sipdnsig 9funO IN Orci aRunoten
ab9enommen bate unb bab ibre
eun9cn ernftli6 ansesriTcn tpurcu.
Sic aa9m brei 6Iaf4en scutts
emaIiicn unS mar I'M GtanOe.
ibre arbeit tuieber nufsuns6iien.
e@td' nae .IHsr lrses Yfpss.
espt : pepne eRrniisr 900 psdrf eirsa. y. n
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Wortissuna fOIst.)

@driation. STUDENT: .@,,
fern III metn OnteI seRorbsn." Com.
militone; nSbut mir Ieib! ga . /.
Griebe fsiner SuT6e."
Ssine anffaEfuna.
sd made feline Sadie 3irr meinen, "
foete Der @auner ~ ba 3pidte sr i'm
@eorGnss etnsm 3uT9ausr be aolOene
lbrtetts db.
8ogbafter &atb. Did,
tsrIing: Sect ti's gut; i'd min meir
rsucftss Drama einfenbsn unb babe
niht nal genug @elb sim gorto.A
Hreunb: rWsiBt Du iDds, fdids es
ais rMuftsr obns @srtb", 6us lit nsd
bos biIisfte.1
Dds .9oIb maRnt." .Md,
Grcu Miilsr, bdTolten sic ERR itbsn,
ie lieb unb btideiben mein COBB
mauni II. mos tmmsr ih Inn nun
borIsbs, i'm III aIss @asi; ma, unS
bd tO9' To- ibm bnHn Sausrsrdui
boaul
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Gin sinfudes S9IafmitteI. QlII. bic
an S4IafIOiisteit leiben, iperbsn nsue
SOffnuns idDpfen, bsan ea 1T Elm saHa
reues unb gang eiufa9es WitteI oaaes
gen 9etunoen pcrosn (-bas, tDtnn es
Otellei4t aud ni4ts biIFt, 70 bod les
oenfaIIs ni4ts I6ooen fanu) Der
gntoeder 1T Elm Barrier 4rSt, Nr. 9es
nOudB. Nun bate aud .riparten iol.
len, cine ioIds 8ubItbat eerabe bon
paris gu empfangen, no NON ii6 Diel
nit BEN Stubium bes S9Iafes uno
ieInsr StOrunsen ubgibt, unb fuu Dor
eintssr 3eit fOgur eine SppnOlosii6,
@efellidaft sesriinbet puroe. 0ieiem
Werein bat Or. 0smou9p feline gnts
oedung mitsetbeilt. Gr perpirft ale
DIebitdmente, bic segen S@IafloIiateit
enpfpbIen tperben, ais tbeils Mrs
tunssIcs, tbsiIs idGSli9 obsr beioes
5utammen. Sur Gusfibruna ieines
Re5eptes brau9t man nidts peiter
dls bic sisene Sanb. 9as DorgeI6la.
gene 8erfubren bsiisbt BARN, bic Isidt.
ssi9loffene Sunb 70 sesen bic Gtirn
gu Ie9en, baB ibrs 2GnssIinie Ii6 mt
Der MitteIIinie bsdt. Die Sanbnurssl
muB iid ettpu in bet SDbe Der RaIsus
lo4er befinOen. gluf biefe @eiIs Dirb
cine siemli4 itqrte GrpGrmuna Der
Oberen geiidtsbGIfte bsrborssrufea
unb nod permebrt bur9 bic bes at6.
mems, Der nuf bic Sanb trifft unb 10
nd9 berfeIben SteIIs binseIsttst fpirb.
Inter bieisn llmitdnben foil ss unmDsa
LID fsin, bic augen often gu bstaItsn.
@ielleidt fpisIt babel aud cine ~gefpifIe
bbpnotif@e Dirtuns nit, benn bic
Sdhe ertnnert etipas an ben beriitmten
&reibeftri@, bur9 ben man eineH
hdbn bppnotiiiren lam. 0ds Mlittel
bat ben 8Or5us, tuB ss BON isbem in
jebem @ugenbIid periu6t per6en Tam.
es tbutiGdlid sins unfsblbars Wira
flung beiiBt, muB bic grifuns ers:a
Ben.
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geeen rbeumatiI6eu 3oSufdmes,
braudt man Elm Gtlt6en Rdmpfsr, IN
MOIIe eepideIt. lpeI6ss man IN bds
DIR tedt. aeidt .nt5anbbdrs glus.n
ipdf6s man nidt lofott mad ssm GuTs
itsheR. nod nit isbr toIieiu @offsr.
Reines, tiibIts R~essnipnIIsr Ottr ubass
tpGtss @runneniyaIisr If bds tsFs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

usber elm @eiFe rFad
Der 8uredutrais beridten bic ,6om.
burger No9riHtsn": Ginem in Der
aisler &!init Iissenbeg iunaen mar.
den aug NorblhIespte foltfe nnfaI!s
rente sepGbrt iperben, gu benz 3tpede
Bate tie cine 9eFheiniauna beisubrtns
gen, bah fie nod am aeben fet. DIES
purbe ibr BON suitGnbiger Settle aud
befdeniat. Bulb bor9if gina bon
Der betrefFenben @eb1rbe elm S6reibsx
bes Snbolts ein. es Isi cine 8ei6einis
auna barber al Iiefern, bdB bds MGSs
den am /. Sunuar am 2eben cefpsfen
lei. Sn Riel battle man benz Mdbden
ndmIiH befdsiniet, baB &c am 1.
MGra nod aeIebt babe.
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cures made by DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Roo
the great kidney, live,
and bladder remedy.
II Is the great medi
cal triumph Of the nine
ieenth century; dis.
covered after years Of
scientific research b.
Or. Kllmer. the emf
nent kidney and blad-
..N
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Gin s%bierfreunb.

Der SetonOm @utbsrs TT elm 70 arc.
Der Sbierfreunb. bab er iiber benz
Stordenneit auf feiRsm SauIe, iobaIb
Die Sun9en aussef9llpft Iinb, einsn
arOben 6dmiIisndirm unbrinssn IaBt.
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@onntaasru6e

.gelt. popu. am nG9Iten Gonntua
birfen mir nit Dir fpaSisren sebsn!a
Batter: nSGllt mir Elm! 9ie game
Wo4e laufe i'd ipa5iersa, ON Sonntoa
oasssen mO&t' i'd metne Rube bas
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

Die rHrtibttt," SObdnn HtOFs
rsiuiss ap6ter, bat ~uilsseIsbt. Sn
Der fpebsn erf9ienen Hummer bonn 81.
@priI fdreibt 5rnu 6sIsne MspIt, Die
.2tbensa unb Rdmpfssflbrtin bes Jun.
rergsbIi9en RebsIIsT1. bnb lie TiG
entf6lpifsH hcbt BON Der fpeitersn
6sruusSats Der .Jr,ibsit- gbEfonb al
nsbmsn unb bcb bas 9lott ni6t mtbr
tsfmsiutn tpsrbt.
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- NJ aAAA ~
wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder. uric acid trcu-
Dies and Bright's Disease. which is the worst
form Of kidney trouble.
Or. Kilmer's Swamp-ROo is not rec
commended for everything but II you have kid
ney, liver or BLADDER trouble Il will be found
Just the remedy you need, Ithas been tested
in so many ways. in hospital work, in private
practice, among the helpless too poor 10 pur-
chase relief and has proved SC successful III
svery case that a special arrangement has
9een made BY which all readers Of this paper
who have not already tried II, may have a
ample bottle sent free by mail, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how TO
ind out II you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and en-
send your address To- eaaMH<14&%%S
Or. Kllmer& Co. Bing- II III sIE RI
aamton, N. Y. The aslsllM1W
regular fifty cent and Home OF swamp-RoOt
iollar sizes are sold by all good ~druggista
Don't make any mistake. but remember
the name, Swamp-Root, DR.. Kilmer'S
Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton,
N. y, on every bottle.
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
is sure TO know Of the wonderful
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@tObleufaer.

Mddtmeifter (sinsm f9Ie6ten Setter
nadfaanenb. beiIen qfsrb our69sbD:
~Q6, tOnnt i'd bod BON bieIem 2erI
nit BEN Older ausrufen: limb Rob
ltno Reiter lab man niemaIs tpisber!"
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SIN gbmp6Onie . aOnasrt.
6 0 n berbor +.

Trau o.: .9Iber, msin Soft, Sbrs
8inoer MAIDEN ia ale 10 trauriee @es
ii9ter!!" Hrdu g.: mir 1T bies felbf
rdtbfslbaft. Sd i&ldee ite bod isben
Tag. bamit lie frtunblide @eii9ter
maiden foIIen."
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@rdnbe.

Buffer: r@orum betbeiIisR 9u 81
htdt am Strett" Sarbup: SD 6ab'
fiebsn griinoe baGegen". 8uIfcp:
limb bic pdren" Sarbup: Sine Arau
unb feds 3inber."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08
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Selo 9e6en. Sd babe LANCE eenug @es
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ben einen au Otdsn S9Gbel, I'm ettpas
gu Iernen", faste Der Gbef. = .Sit gut
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baB i'd einen 5u Oiden S9Gbsl babe,
tpie sic fdsen. uber ems bab' Id bod
selernt." .Wenn bas Der Gall 1T
unO Sic baben es gut eeIernt. psrbe
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9estbppen in ieiner Muiit bic tpebmiis
tbiae Ssbnfuat mad benz perIurenen
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io): r0us 1T ieBt bic &Ioge iibsr bos
trdurise Menf6enIps!" Der fols
aenbe She'll pirO bur9 einise pautens
idldge einaeleitst. Batter: .unb iebt
ipirb frii9 o~nee5opft!"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-04
J0LLIFY OVER NEW LINE
Sierra Madre Celebrates Completion
Of New Electric Road-CItlzens
Make Presentation

Rain interfered considerably with
the plans for the jolllfcation at Sierra
Madre last night over the completion OF
the electric railroad, but in spite OF
the inclement weather the people who
gathered had u very enjoyable meet
ing.
The formal report Of the citizens
committee which has been working sc
long for the road was presented by ]
G. Blumer, its chairman, and recited
at some length the obstacles to be-
overcome and the manner in which
victory was finally won.
Other speakers followed, telling OF
the advantages which are even now
accruing from the advent Of the elec-
trio road and predicting many encour-
aging things for the future of the
village.
A gold watch and chain was pre-
sented to Mr.. Blumer by the citizens
in recognition of his arduous labors In
bringing the road to Sierra Madre.
Another important result Of the
meeting was a provision for the or
ganizatlon of permanent association
to be known as the Sierra Madre De-
velopment association, the object OF
which is to hustle for Sierra Madre
in a number Of different directions.