davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11
MUST TESTIFY.
II. G, Pierce of the waters-pierce Oil
Company Is Arrested in ST. Louis.

st Louis, Mo-, Sept. Clay Pierce
chairman OF the executive board of the
Waters Pierce Oil Company, was arrest
ed yesterday at the corner Of Broadway
and Olive streets on an attachment IS
sued and served several weeks ago Ia
compel his attendance as witness In .
civil suit.
AIR. Pierce was taken to the sheriff's
office in the court house
Later he was taken before C. B. Allen
commissioner Of the 81. Louis circuit
tourt, who had issued the attachment,
which was based on suit brought
against the oil company by John p.
Gruet, former secretary, for salary.
Mr.. Pierce appeared before fudge r.
a. Anthony, special supeme court com.
missioner, at the Southern Hotel yester.
LAY a a witness III the custer proceed
ngs against the Standard, Republic and
Waters Pierce oil companies.
lie was released on bonds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11

he center and filed in with the finest
lind Of all over embroidery in a sprlg-
ged design, The tight cuffs are OF lace
adorned embroidery. which also makes
the chemisette filling in the V opening.
The hat worn with the gown is a pic
ture affair In black neapolitan trimmed
with black ostrich plumes. Gloves and
shoes are of tan suede,
The cutaway lines which marked
some Of last winters suits Is noticeable
IN the fall iruportations. These cut
sway effects are usually attempted
only with cloth suitings. broadcloths
and cloths OF firm texture being chosen
tor this style
The blouse pictured Is IN effective
design for Sill. A deep plalt supplies
The fullness at the shoulders, and the
front IS blocked out TO display vest
Of broderie arglaise, which in turn IL
edged and inset with entire deux of
sluny. JUDO CHOLLET.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11
MODES or The MOMENT.
Smart Lingerie Run with Black Rib-
bon--Hint For Foulard Gown.

smart Lingerie rum with BLACK Rib
bon-Hint For Foulard Gown.
The latest idea IN lingerie is to run
black ribbon through the beading. To
avoid the possibility Of hint Of mourn
ing being conveyed by the s0mber hue
touch Of color Ii introduced III the
costume when a peekaboo waist ia
worn.
a stunning princess gown is of black
foulard spotted with white coin dots.
The skirt Is trimmed with three rows
Of inch wide black velvet ribbon. The
bodice, cut Y shape back and front
almost 10 the waist line, is finished
with tiny line Of parrot green velvet
under a line Of black Jet cabochons
trim the opening at intervals. The
sleeves are small elbow puffs slit up
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11
HAM AND EGGS.

Theyls lots uf dishes in this worIc
That I Jest love to cat;
4 dozen now I'm thinkim' uf--
Each one to mes treat.
When have slowed 'em meath my
belt,
You'll hear me sayin', "Fineip
But, friends, they's one that heats 'en
all,
Old ham an eggs fer minet
Down in the country, years ago,
When mother used to cook,
sne never used no recipes
She didn't need no book.
She knowcd the way to TX things up.
Us boys could hardly wait
On days when she had ham an eggs,
Gee wnlzl the way we atcl
haven't seen her standin' there.
Awieldin' forks an spoons,
While hot grease sputtered in tie pan,
Fer many many moons
But stilI ! taste the ham an eggs
Tint dish She fixed 50 fine.
She taught me how % ike Il, folks,
It's ham an eggs fer minel
Denver Post.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11
WENT TO REBEL.
Mogador Garrison Joined the Berber
Chief Who Seized the Entire Town.

London, Sept. 1.-THE Times Tan.
giel correspondent says,
There IL considerable anxiety at the
foreign legations and il official and ia.
tive circles regarding the events at Mo-
gador, from which there has been no
news since the dispatches dated Sept. 4
asking for assistance. .The troops were
only persuaded TO embark from here,
the correspondent declares, aby promises
ut an opportunity for deserving on their
arrival AT Mogador.
a resident Of Mogador, who arrived
here BY steamer, says that the Berber
Chief Anfoos is in possession OF the
town has forced all The Jews into the
Jewish quarter. and is putting his own
people into the vacant houses. one
British subject protected Jewish mer-
Giant who had refused to abandon his
house and had been forcibIy evicted.
When the consul protested and asked
Anfoos if he had the Sultan's authority.
Aniloos replied that he acknowledged
10 Sultan. This passenger reports that
thu entire agrrison 81 Mogador went over
70 Anaoos; bus that apparently no lives
mad been lost
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11
APOSTOLIC BLESSING
CONVEYED TO JEsUITs
Newly Elected General of the Order Out.
lines Programme of the Order
At Rome Yesterday.

Rome. Sept iiAt yesterdays meet.
ing of the Society Of Jesus. III. Wotuz
the newly elected general OF the socict,
in q speech IN Latin summarized the
programme of the order II ia complex
fields Of work Fr. Wernz conveyed "
Az present the apostolic benediction. M
DO had been charged to DO By The Pore
The meeting Then turned its atten
ton to Il consideration OF the internal
affairs of the society.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11
MCCLELLAN REMOVES AN ENEMY.
He Dismisses the Bronx Park Commits.
sioner

New York, Sept. Mayor McClel-
Ian yesterday removed from Office Park
Commissioners George N. Palgroye Of the
borough Of the Bronx. and charged him
with the misuse Of his department for
political purposes against the MAYOR.
Former Coroner Joseph J. Berry was an.
pointed 10 succeed Palgrove. "No officer
can run bis department for political pur.
poses in this administration. / don't
care whether it is in my interest or not
Tho departments Of this city much be
run in the interests Of the people, AK.
led If he would support the Democratic
ticket if Mr. Hearst was nominated bv
the Democratic convention, Mayor Nc.
Clellan replied: This il d hypothetical
question. am not dealing in the hvpo.
thetical JUST now, nor the conditional
nor the subjunctive. The present IN.
dicatiye is enough for me. The MAYOR
reiterated his opinion that District At
torney Jerome would be the candidate
for governor on the Democratic ticket.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11
EXPORTS IN EXCESS.
Mexieo's Tariff Record Very Salts
factory.

Mexico City, Sept. 11.-During the
fiscal year ended on June 30, the total
expectations Of Mexico amounted To
S27t,13s,s00, against $2oS, $500, 45i in
the previous fiscal year. Imports
amounted TO s22o,65l, PA, against sl7s.-
204,962 the year before Nearly $50.
100000 in coined silver was exported
and some s3s,l7s,000 new gold was i'm
ported in the readiustnent Of the cur
rency. Exports Of merchandise in The
fiscal year increased by $2,T4f,9l9. The
foreign trade Of the country is on an i'm.
proved basis, and the customs collections
are large.
During the fiscal year the United
States took Of Mexican exports sf6e
01o,052; Great Britain, SAT ,S72 .s7s Ger.
many, S20,523,l56; France. Ss.0I0.279.
Mexico imported from the United States
TO the amount Of St45 500. 313: from
Germany, $s0si4,557: from Great Brit.
ain, sa0,544,64s; from France. s14..
ss3,255. All sums are in Mexican stand
ard currencysthe unit being one-half Of
the American gold dollar.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11
ExnIicit.

A Dutch woman kept tollgate. O4e
foggy day a traveller asked, "aIada.A
how far is it to A.. n
tShoost leetle ways was the M
ply.
Yes, but how far?" again asked the
traveller.
"shoost leetle ways" more en-
phatically.
Madam, is It one, two. three, four
or 1--WE miles?v
The good woman ingenuously replied,
Il dinks 1t -Lippncott's Magazine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11
TO FACE TRIAL.
New Bedford Policeman Held: Man He
dubbed Dead With Fractured Skull.

New Bedford, Mass, Sept. IL Patrol
man Arod B. Holloway was arraigned in
Che Sd district court, Yesterday, on the
charge Of rnanslaughter in having caused
the death Of Edward Greenwood, who
was arrested Saturday afternoon by the
patrolman on The charge Of drunkenness.
AS the result of the blows struck by the
patrolman's club. the man died yester.
day of fractured skull.
Patrolman Holloway pleaded not
guilty and was held in $500 for hearing
sept 20.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11
DYING, HE WIRED.
After Cutting His Throat New yorker
TeIephoned for His Physician.

New York, Sept, III Anthony Pride.
62 years old, life insurance expert,
living at tile Longacre hotel, killed him.
self during the night BY cutting KS
throat. Pride, after slashing his neck,
evidently regretted the deed, for he
called up on the telephone 1 nearby
physician who had treated him FOR 4
heart affection. When the doctor M
swered Pride said "For Coe's sake
come quick. Eve cut my throat
Pride died FIVE minutes after the doc.
tors arrival. Pride was collector Of
rare books Illness caused the suicide.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11
HON n I.noke.l III Her.

The Frlend--I hear you are going to
marry young Wilde to reform him.
The Maid Your hearing 10 good
The Friend Well. II you don't sue
ceed you won't be able to keep him out
or jail.
The Maid-Thats all right II he
doesn't reform I'll not want to keep
him out.--Chcago News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11
To WED ABROAD.
Banns Of Fair 400" Divorce Published
in Scotland at Parish Church.

inverness, Scot, Sept II. Banns fol
TIE marriage Of j. Ii. Smith Of New
York to Mrs Rhinelander Stewart were
read in the Parish Church Of Avis, In
y1rnessshire, Sunday.
Mrs. Stewart arrived in England only
IL few DAYS ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11
SAY H0BS0N IS SEEKING
THE VICE PRESIDENT
His Friends Declare That He will Get
After the Democratic Nomination
in 1908.

Memphis, Tenn, Sept. liz Richmond
Pearson Hobson, congressman-elec front
Alabama, will 10 west shortly to talk
Democracy, and incidentally to incylbate
a boom for the second place on the
1908 ticket. This information comes
from men who are very close to Mr..
Hobson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11
BLEW THE SAFE.
Burglars Get $500 Worth of Stamps and
500 Cash in Bethel Me.

Bethel Me, Sept III. The safe in the
lacol postoflice was blown open early yes
tcrday and the contents, consisting OF
5000 worth Of stamps, 500 in money,
and some account books, were taken.
he explosion was heard by number
Of people but no attempt was made to
Prevent the escape Of the burglars, Of
whom there were two.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11

Mistress How could you be so
stupid as to stand things on freshly
painted table?
Servant-Please ma'am, master lust
put something there.
Mistress Gin great wrath)--lf the mas
ter is a fool, then at least he has the
right to be, but you haven't, you silly
GIRL Wiener Salon Witzblatt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11

M- Durapiat-Why have you taken
only one return ticket instead Of two?
Nine. D.-For economy's sake, my
poor jules. You see. you are so Ill.
To take return for you would be
fooIish.--Le PeIe Mele.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11
Domestic Trade Of The
Packers Increased
GOOD RESULTS FOLLOW
The New Law for Inspection The
Exports Are Still Small, Although
They Are Steadily on the
Increase.

Washington, Sept 1.-THE kecf scan
dal revelations made this year failed
to interrupt the output of the Chicago
packers. In fact. their domestic bust
ness u the first seven months Of this
year.. during the greater part of which
time the country was agitated BY the
exposures Of conditions in Packingtown.
actually increased. This showing i made
IN the report Of the department Of com
meree and labor OF domestic trade move.
ments IN July, and for the seven months
ot 1906 from January II Shipments of
packing house products from Chicago
during July amounted to 2O3.2b2 $50
pounds. in contrast with 2.49o. 724 in
July, 1905, ard l36,660,7l6 in 1904.
During the first seven months Of tho
present year similar shipments aegrecat-
Cd l,675,436,262 pounds, nearly 800 ,000.-
600 In excess of corresponding move
ments in 1905, and over $50 900 900
greater than in 1904. The three largest
items We're 6T0,9sf .665 pounds Of dress
ed beet, 510,7l2,163 pounds of cured
meats, and 24s ,02e,252 pounds of lard.
C.lcago, Sept. Hi Edward Tilden.
PAtSfNSHb VI tuN NdllDuuI PACKING com
pany, said that the increased domestic
trade for July was due largely to the
big cotton crop in the south. .The
south has had an enormous crop of
cotton, aud the country is fall III money
and prosperity" he said. There has
been considerable 81 i demand for beef.
and big demand for ham, bacon and
other hog products. The south has
never given os 50 mach trade before.
There has been no yellow fever there,
the factories are running. aud the people
are living of the fat OF the Iand.i
J. Vgaen Armour said "Tne domes
tic trade has remained reasonably filn
in spite Of the attacks made unon the
packers. What trade We lost Is eradu.
ally coming back The eNl.Drl are still
pretty low, but we hope 70 regain lost
ground The moral effect OF tllu new
inspection service IL fast recovering our
trade for us.
Il am surprised said Loais +. Swift.
that the domestic trade had stood mp SO
well. Exports have dwinlled down to
such degree that have been giving
that situation my entire attention.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11

lHGn 9 9HusHs 30 % FI1OUs HoTs H1O0n. %
TO 9i2b. Women'e Shoes %. co to e1.bo.
missee' g. Chlldren's Shoes. e.. IS to $1oO.
Try w. L. Douglas Women,a. Misses and
Children's Shoes for style, fit and wear
they excel other mates.
II ! could take yOc Into my large
factories ut BrOckton, Mass. and show
you how carefully WI. Douglas shoes
are made. you would then understand
why they hold their shape. fit better,
wear longer, and are Of greater valve
than any other make.
Wherever YOU live, you cen obtain w. L.
Douglas shoes. Ills name and price Is stamped
on the bottom, which protects you against high
prices and inferior shoes. Take n q xnbSfis
fute. Ask your deelor ior w. L. Douglas shoes
aad inelst upen having them.
fast Color Evefefs used theV miH not Dsay trussn
Wrlts fpr Illustrated cataIcg of Fail Stylas
", b. DOUGLAS. asgckGon. Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11

The FIRST coins were struck IN brass
about 1884 b. G. and in gold and silver
by Pheidon, tyrant Of Argos, about
S02 b. G.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11

Would Be Tenant Yes, this little
fiat is not bad, but 5000 francs is dear.
Haven't you anything under that?
Janitor There IS the cellar.-Rire.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11

Uncle Prosdocimo, looking at his two
little nephews playing at taking fort,
promised 2 cents to the victor. Give
minutes after the fort was taken.)
We'll one OF YOU Is clever captain.
Flow was the fort takeng''
oh said one, Il promised Gigi a
cent If he would surrender /" II Monde
Umoristico.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11

ans. wTNsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP, for
,.Itagen teethtng, soficns the gums reduces
" iann,,rntion. s4llaya all PAIN, and curcs VIVID
lily. parfpftly SAFE ia oil cases We wouln
NV X evrrv mother who has d suffering chlld
WV ,.gt ~ your prejudice, nor tho prclrdices
ofohcr, atand betNessn y9eg INV yonr s,Ie
snR o9i..t,f,s aure--fO follow the use OF this
ao ss',,enc' Il timely used. Price 30e. Dotua'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11
WIT or THE WORLD.

Humor From ITALY, France ana
Austria.
Dear doctor, heard Signor Lura-
schini say that you are veterinary
surgeon
HE is quite right"
"WhatTa
Certainly. Don't you know that /
am attending him Pill Motto per
Ridere.
Young Widow Oh, Herr Tim, my lits
tie daughter Is perfectly enraptured
with you.
visitor-Indeed, what did she say,
then?
Young Widow She said, Look here,
mamma, there Is d man / should like
for papa. g--salon Witzblatt
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an 8aIesN al.Areuen gtn9s an

an nIe.Hna.Areuen etnes ON
psraanaenen SOnntne bier bod bee.
Yon ct. Souls mar bas renDm!rte
Butter Brua. 9eam seiommen, Ano
fabrte rpie nbli9, 3wei wiriIihe Sn'
biuuer nit Iib melhe beim icaipiren,
b. b. aberbieten bes sesnsriaen
Clubs i'm Spiel bebhIFiH iein lOaten.
2Od bic ct aUuiisr batten bic Rsdb
nuup ubne ben sSirtb. uielmebr Obne
bic oermaunsr Saneens pemaHt,
unb nab einem beib umtrittensn
8umpfe uuterlGsen lie nit iamHt
ibre ROtbbaute pnO ibrs sspulps"
~banselten ON Girtei Oes bisfisen u.
o. Sunior Clubs. Sett bieism er-
fola ut uaIereu Sunpens Der anmm
eepaltis eewuAien unb lie uOaen
s~aiummentsbn UNI a1eers hoatsb'
enoe Clubs Su beiiegen.
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Gicr fir Ssn minter 81 Konierptr
Ell.

Gte peitlebenoe, iparinme Saus'
iron f6npt Jest an @ier tar ben Bin'
tereebrouf, mem oieietben tar nut
tbeuer iino. 80 iammeln, uno tbut lie
gum aufbebeu sntueOer In Sala,
aleie oOer pdfisl. Ole &eiultats
lOldes auibebens Iinb niht inner
suftisOentsIenb benn finb bic Gier
nltt gut, luftcsN SruGtt aebeu fs
ia 5dulniB n6s (e
plebt an. A
Die EeutiHe Goael' uno w la9el
}eituna brinet elm neues Berinbrsu
,ar aenntniB eos iih auberorOent'
tlh bewdbrt bnben ipG nn6 bns mir
useen ieiner @lniahbeit bterherieben
mDhten. Nann nimmt eine uteiier'
~ BE pod ibermaneaniaures aali
Der ranannus Iottufiae) fir inapp
? Quart 8aHer, rihrt UNI, bis be
Rriita(le iid eel6it boben uno oas
safer cine t%ieirote Garbuns 5cist.
Damn leet man bic ridden @ter in
ole 2biuna, 10 Dab lie uoaftdnb;s BON
osr 6liRieteit beOedt fino. Die uer-
ruenDeteu Gier maiien nber iona rein
uuo irei Don SdmuBileden iein. nell
iiH BON bteien Stslen aus bic 6duts
nis am ihneuaen eutmifelt. Rad
elmer Stunbe nimmt man bic Ser
aus Der 2biuna, trofaet iie gut nb.
ano widelt fe i~urafdltig in reines
8npler, oanu bewabrt man lie IN
e,nem trpdsreu, f:Oltfrsien &dim
auf. 0ernrt yrdparite Ger balten
iiH iebs bis iitben Mounte uno lang.
sr, pbne etwas pon ihren sSoblats
ihnind "a Uerlteren, ple otes bel
aalss oOer 0dfielelern nit ibrem
NJ mpfisen uuD unnuaenebmen DE
,hmOd hdufil Der 6aI 1T. 6lr 5
Sfnts lperib 8afl Tam mann mebrele
JaiIonen 8aiier nnuahen.
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3IuFHS,,.

Sdi iperce dli oHentider auttion rertou.
lem I'M Sferer 6ebduoe, Der glible aeacn.
iber, am
Oien ia 8 II. " 1T 10 o d., b n 8. uni
10. Sttober,
ole meine 6auONcrdibe beItebenb aus;
YarIor Set 8 etiide febr imSu; eil anbcreo
Scii % Siif) nidIt 10 tohbnt; yeit sioom
Sstt bcItebero aus 4cilitelic nebit girlaae.
0reiier uni WoibItanb; ed,dutclhlbIc, 8
Spieacl. Naa Dat Ao6, Is Id6ne einae,
rabntie 9ilocr; 8 Sdnaelampen; ebdnoe,
livrS 2 u. 4 yidierj 2 Sh,ce Deite, ! Stit
WleaI Somilu Rapae. Observation-Disclosures.
nhren Daien, Carpets, Ylathhg unD pieIeS
Nnbcre.
S%bcuialIS NSbel aus benz Wbite SouIe
mic tclAi; 10 SenItelen. e~nitldIria " unp
oode Ereiie; Sprinee, NiattaSen, rmb
NiooStiiien, yDoibinnoO, SHrechihle, Sens
iietpsrbdn9e, porSeinr. unb 6laSipaurcu.
GbenihiiO gar SirmrcS, Gounter, Yo6.
bar, SIetifte fiji Hirr, 1iidIe, II Vim
dla'rS, ] SpieSel. ! Cooler, / %eiIcrncr Sch
idIrant.
IN Der 3toiIt,ci8eit p%crtcnfc i'd aud, 0I
priodilpeSe.
" 4 ytupOt.
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Grntefcit
uai ben
gntrplnhe
sonntaa asn l4 Oktober l9O6.

5onntdg Gen IA Oktober 1906.
BUR q Ter bieles 10 reihlih aelea
reten Sabres unb un nIey annbbe.
uuhnern unS audi St1otern @sleaen.
belt ~ aeben eiren ueratilten uno
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Eaa i'm Hreien
ium guluB bgr Saiipn ~ uerbrina
en-. miro In 8trbin0eruue init Der
grturfiOn pon St eouis an utsrae
ndnnten Tape Elm @rutfteit dhegblit
en- ueroeu. uno iiic beiogRers nlIe
snrmer nab @sinsdtiter raelooea
lid NIT ibrsn Jubrwerten am I'M
snae betbellieen.
&c 5iehen Etnaaeu, Bunting u. {.
10. ameds DeiprotlUH Der Baaen IN.
sutaelblih aar Wertiguna, uno bin
uerne bersit Deitere Gnsiauft aa sr.
tbetlsn.
G9Eth GberIin.
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Bekanntn1arbnn

@ir rhrfteu naierr Ton; cusnip cnn uaErn apnbfp iop,e BEN
Satli'In III Or hti IRE aentdlter itrernlon GiHfiI e tpahter0 Ore
80 tadiarn &Itp pi &Ifnls iueiher MT heuiaen 91ae ihtieAt. ub
.hoHsn baB EN- at0er ub sitDEs MI Dem Senaten nnO aeDrasn BreileH
JWfte6en ~. Dir baben e1 SreB 4 neves aiger uon Banren eipaefdlft
uo werben uOn jest an enGnSh Bargain Store balten, In peiden ale
Banren araoe 10 tilia Ueriuuft rUsrOeu ais Ua9renC Oes Rarniual Der
aufs. ub uerben mir m0tenfih inlSoltsbfntt Die Bargain. Breie bcianni
maten. Dele GanrErsue baben far Dteeniasn beiunbere 8ebeutnrp
wetde 10 bic gu % grosent benn &iniaui ibter BeohrfniTe iparen molten.
Farm srOOnlte tuerben i'm Tnuth ala Saar3 aassnontnen unO bs5pbl'
en- mir fur bteielbeu ben h6fhsn Yyeis
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DanFIaaMne: alcn aeebrien Srcuncen

D%antiaaun9: auen seebrten 5reunocu
nilo yctdnntcn iiir ibre Setbeili9una am
ge9rdbniie %unierer SeIiebten Satin. Nlut.
ter, Sod,ter n SdJpeiter, maria s a,
t9erinaS Hne q. loeb. yliebOfl m6dten
mir bleronrh nnieren innisiten Dant abitat,
ten. YeioroerO bcr5lid)en Dant ben Ddner
fran Ibeo. SraI uio Srau 6bdS. SdnIer
Jr. u1o unIeren 9eebrten gladbdrn fir or,
iDIelelie siebesoienitc, iorpie iir bic
YlumenIpenoen.
Fer irduernoc 0aitc
9ouatnt S6neI
nebit ainocr II. DerluaRbte.
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81 perFauEeu. 40iI

81 rerEauteua 11ir pollen unier
grmberseihdit einid)liebltd, Sdluppcn unc
4 StaotIoiien in Raiebuo 9cleecn im SAM.
Ell, ooer aud einseln ~uertauien. SO III bic
bette Scid,dfteIo9e IN Der Stabt All smci
6ountp'Jtoaos uio SeiienseIelie Der Giien,
bahn Gelesen. Gi9nei iif aud, fir cine
ylible, @strsioeipeidIer, letter Store u. I.
70. 5rast ieiort mad, ocer fdlreibt an
Rpiebuo 2umber g)nrb,
Hoeener & yinhcrn.
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6ormIOie @robbsit.

Irtmbsr: .Se! 5el" autfh.r:
.MObin Guer @ndben2" Grem6er:
uSRs SbierEpitall" ~ RutfGer: .GpIt
i@ iuurtsn, Gusr Gnobsn. Dhsr bIeis
'bsn's sIsi4 brinnsn..
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@. SLIDER & SON.
THE PLACE FOR CASH BARGAIN
3eue An3elgen.

Sin aIieS Gbepnor ipiinidi / 3imincr NIT
GtIeu uno gDaid1e iieincr cpdneeliten
camille, aleiocr uno 9ettScug babcn mir.
audi aenus Sslo. 1reppsn finb nidi CT,
piinibt. HeHetiauter m6gen ioiprt ndd,.
ira9en in Der Office oieiee gloueS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-28

DamEia9unOi aa ben lisben Xrcmneii
mo 9%efauutei. iio9eIcnocrr ben %SJli9iiepi
rtu bee Brago armn Qoit-nS ipelt,s mel
t.n adiebicn g aiten SoIHieb y'ebnid oac
ste @rl.iic ann iSrabs Soosn. meiren
hc rllttlten Tdnt. Alri hgr itdyu Ddnt
oersn l'nitot sheomrnsr iiir Die Srcihvort,
am Srdbe. ben Standardization ino ben
yiad,pam iveldie n,ih nuiIreidI 4ur 2ciir
ii0noep.
Die irnuernbe Snttin
Dora Yiebui d..
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NslieGunaen nu, Dte r@arreu.
laube," Oieies id,bJ itsu uGsr SAINT
titnoldtler, usrbeu IN her Office be
'es Sluttes entaeeen aenOmmen.
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@tobfeufaer bonn @dtibsnltanb.

.G&ieBt man iGIe9t. 70 1T man q
Sduf@lb unb muB an bic brsi Stnns
ben nuherer5iersn; fdiebt man nal
gut, 70 frdsen's chm, Oh man i'm 3is
piI q Milbstsr fet.9
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aud Elm 8~eronaQen.

.Warum fppIIen q bsnn nimmer
Winiiter bIeiben9" tpurbs Ssrr b. Riss
bel esfrdgt. Dab | dd omoI ibers
9cfbrGubuusbier I6impfa to'!"
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II
gtlpsis.

@srs.ant (bst ju ben RannT9aften
bon Der gntfernuns Der GiriterHs ses
fprpden but): mas madt Der &srl
fit Elm unsIGubisss gtii&ta @snn i'd
Sbnsn bas fass, 2ebmduu, tOnn.r
Stt's rubig eIauben - i9 mar friis
Der bel Der auftidtfferubtbeiIuns.@