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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
" tTIONERY BILLS CtT.
The Muiual Has saved o. Q Q 400 In Four
Months NJ This Year.

The Mutual Life Insurance Company a
bills for printing and stationery for the
first four months Of the present year
amounted to si5, 1856. The oompany's bills
for a corresponding period of last year
amounted to 500 ,ee5, The difference does
not, OF course, represent the amount which
went to Andrew c. Fields through the
padded bill system, as many economies
have been introduced into the manage
ment of the supply department, but it does
indicate hat the amount which Fields
got in that way was very large, perhaps
in excess OF S100, $40 a year-the estimate
made recently.
The firm Of Holden d Motley supplied
the Mutual Life under the old managem ent
with some OF its stationery supplies. 1t was
said yesterday that a relative Of James C.
Holden, a Mutual Life trustee, is inter-
ested in that firm.
Mr.. Holden was a member Of the board
Of trustees committee IN expenditures
which passed on the padded bills OF Law
renee a Co. He is president of the National
Safe Deposit Company, which il one OF the
Mutual Lies subsidiary institutions.
Mr.. Holden is a defendant in a suit brought
by the Mutual Life against the members
OF the expenditures committee. The com
plant in the action hasn't been served yet,
but it will undoubtedly seek to recover
moneys paid into a contingency fund with
the knowledge of members OF the com
mittee. some of the supplies which the
Mutual in the old days bought from Holden
d Motley are being purchased now direct
from the producers. In this way the
middleman's profit is being saved.
Robert 0lyphant, the chairman Of the ex-
penditures committee, refused yesterday
to comment on the dealings Of his firm with
the Mutual in the matter of it's coal supply.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
ARRESTS IN TRANSFER ROW.
Man and Wife Interfere In Girls Behalf
Conductor Charges Assault.

Mr., and Mrs. Frank Osborn OF lOS East
Eleventh street were locked up in the
Oak street police station last night charged
with assault by Thomas O'Hara of 1865
West T~hirty-fourth street, O conductor
on a south bound Third avenue car. They
were arrested at Ann street and Park row.
The trouble was caused by the prisoners
having bsfriended Miss Lillian Rosenbaum
Of II Ludlow street, a total stranger TO
them, to whom they said the conductor
had refused a TRANSFER.
According to the story Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Osborn and Miss Rosenbaum the latter
boarded the car at Grand street, paid O'Hara
her fare and asked for a transfer at Madison
street. The conductor passed on and
when he came back she again asked for a
transfer. He refused it, saying she should
have asked it when she paid her fare.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborn were seated In front
Of Mics Rosenbaum and took her part,
saying she had asked for a transfer. An
argument ensued between Osborn and the
conductor, and the latter according to the
witnesses called Osborn a vile name as
the latter and his wife alighted at the
bridge.
Miss Rosenbaum had, in the meantime,
declared her intention Of staying on the
car until she secured her transfer. Mr..
and Mrs. Osborn resented the epithet which,
they allege, the conductor used and fol-
lowed the car, catching it just outside the
Post Office building at Ann street and Park
row.
Another argument followed, and the con-
ductor said both struck him. Miss Rosen-
baum accompanied them to the station
house and said she would appear in our
in their behalf his morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
1T MAY BE SENATOR ROSEWATER
Railroad influence Apparently Now Back
OF the Omaha Editor,

OMAHA, May 20. Greene, the Burlington
Railroad attorney, to-day formally an
nounced his withdrawal as a candidate
for United States Senator in favor of Edward
Rose water, editor Of the Omaha Bee. G. w.
Wattles of Omaha withdrew a few days ago.
Greene's withdrawal lis taken to mean
that the railroad influence, which has al
ways been strong in Nebraska politics,
will support Rosewater as against State
Attorney Norris Brown, who has lately
won notoriety by his prosecution of the
Nebraska Grain Trust This should insure
Rosewater's success.
Rosewater was beaten in the famous
deadlock with Thompson five years ago
by the opposition Of the railroad crowd.
Greene in his announcement says that
Rosewater has for many years advocated
the principles Of Roosevelt in his battle
with corporation influences; that he is not
of the radical school of LaFollette and
Cummins, but from a careful study of COZ
poration questions and long discussions OF
them he more nearly appreciates the Roose-
welt idea that he is n man OF wide influence
in his State, who ought to take a place in
the Senate as a leader and the advocate Of
the rights Of the people, and therefore is
the logical candidate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
DIED..

ALMAN.-David, beloved son of Emma and the
late Emil Calman, at Yokohama, on Feb. :,
lnterment at Salem Fields Cemetery TUESDAY
May -, at 10 a. 81.
ELloT.-Sarah Gcnevieve Eliot, daughter o.
Charles a. and Mary Leflngwell Eliot. o.
Clinton. Conn. at the New York Hospital
on the 2Sth inst.
Funeral services will be held at Clinton. Conn"
Monday, 2sth inst. at 4 o'clock.
klTCHEN Suddenly. on May rs, at his resid enc'
In Orange, n. j., James Kitchen. son OF tn"
late William X. and Sarah Hill Kitchen. ami
beloved husband OF Helen Tryon Kitchen, In
the 0th year OF his age.
Funeraloervices viii be held at i4 Hillside ave,
Sunday afte rnoon. NAV Fl, at 4 o'clsSx. upon
arrival at Highland Avenue Station OF n, l. h
w. train leaving foot of Barclay, Chris,opncr
and sd ST. ferries at T. II. Interment private
Augusta. Ga, papers please copy.
oAKLEY.-on Thursday, May ~. Henry Cruger,
son OF the late Judge Thomas j. and Caroline
Cruger Oakley. at his residence, SIS Central
Park West.
Funeral services at ST. Bartholomew Church.
Ath 81, and Madison av., on Monday. May -
al 4 II. NJ.
TRlPLER.-On May rs, John II. Tripler. at hS'
residence, Bergen ST., In his 10Th year.
Funeral services az the residence OF his son,
Edward L.. ~ Hancock ST.. Brooklyn. SundaN,
May "a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
SENTENCED TO PRISON FOR LIFE,
Silas Davidson, the Hayerstraw Murderer.
Convicted OF Murder In Second Degrec.

NYAcK. May 2e.-Silas Davidson, the negro
who was indicted for murder in the first
degree for killing a man OF tie name of
Streeter in Haverstraw a few months z
was tried in the r ockland Supreme Court
at New City Saturday and at ! 81 this morn
ing the jury brought in a verdict in the sec
ond degree. Justice Burr immediately
sentenced the prisoner to life imprisonment
at Sing Sing.
Davidson shot his victim in a dining
saloon after a quarrel which arose from
the fact that Streeter. the cook, gave a
companion three more oysters in q stew
than he did Davidson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
Painter Killed by Electricity.

BUFFALO, May 2o,-George Reed, a
painter, IS years Of age, whose home is in
Eagle Harbor, N. Y. was killed by cleo
tricity this morning while working on the
roof Of the New York Central Railroad
Station here. Reed suspended his paint
pot from a live wire, the pot hanging from
a piece OF wire attached to it, AS Reed
dipped his brush in the paint he caught
hold Of another wire 10 steady himself,
and thus completed an electric circuit. He
was instantly killed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
WEST isSTH ST, 7TH a 9TH AYES
Wr as f,"St ~ t,.I,SD
wsrns Fstlcshsidess IN iutessiests 'i"sri,
fsaHsfeF TeVH,s ttW efsH


lovnoS MAY ~ NJ ftosse the rrn.
efal nsnagsr u Tho Mutual f4fe Insurance
Compapv hers. he sshirra-ad another rir-
oula' ~ British pplicy holders In the Mutual
After referring ~ the eutohs'fatlo ~
tho company solvsPry ha POINTS ont
that Tho terms oTsfeI Nv ths North british
and Mercantile 10 induce Mutual holders n
transfer their policies have now been
clarified AMI are m3rr definite
They prove first. he savs, that policies
is-u~i prior ~ ls9s cannot 10 transferred
without a saorinca. secondly. that policies
ls-ued since 1898 would remunnrate the
purcha sing company. lie strongly advises
holders 20 a.certain definitely N they are 10
have tho same values inserted In the new
policies a. are In tho policies they rslin-
pushed. pointing out that no company
except upon u clear showing 81 profit 10
Themselves would transfer policies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
IN PERIL ON WRECKED STEAMER
Seven Men Left on Hull Are Rescued by
the Life Savers.

DULUTH, Mimi. May 2e.-The life saving
crew was called on to-day to rescue seven
firemen from the steamer Mataafa, from
which nine men were drowned when the
steamer was wrecked last fall. Wrecking
operations have been in progress for several
weeks and yesterday sever men were left
The gale increased last night and the
waves swirled over the vessel, putting
out the fires and placing the men in peril.
So high were the seas this morning that
the wrecking tugs could not approach
the vessel and the life savers were sum-
moned. The lfeboat was launched and
the men were taken OF safely.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
DUMA WANTS CHEAP LUNCHES.
Peasant Deputies Think Two and n Half
Cents Too Much for q Sandwich.

Special cable Despatch 70 THE sun.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 28.-The deputies
are complaining that the prices OF food
and drink supplied by the buffet Of the
Duma are much too high. especially for the
mujik deputies, The price Of a glass Of
tea is five cents and a small sandwich costs
two and a half cents. Such prices are I'M
heard Of in shops %frequented by the mu-
jiks.
Lomatsch, the keeper OF the buffet, has
now promised to supply a cheap lunch of
two courses, provided at least thirty depu-
ties eat at the same time, Lomatsch not
only does not pay any rent but he received
a grant of money from the State fos the
installation Of a buffet at the Palace, where
the sessions OF the Duma are being held.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
Died on q Railroad Platform.

Frederick Westcott, rs years old, of COL
Nostrand avenue, Brooklyn. was taken Ill
with heart failure while riding downtown
yesterday morning on a Kings county ele-
waited train. He was assisted to the plat
form at the Flatbush avenue station. He
died before the ars val Of as ambulance
surgeon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27

No EXTRA CHARGE FOR 1T.
advertisements tor The Sun and Evening Suu
may be left a. any American District MESSENGER
Once In the tcity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
MARRIED..

INTERCHANGEABLE Saturday. May IS 1914,
- al Far Rockaway, L. l., by tho Rev. Henry
Mesier, Sophie Louise Himely. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Himely. 10 Bushnell
Bigelow OF New York.
AooRE-BIGGS,-on Thursday. the 24th inst. At
Albany, N. Y, by the Rev. W. W. Battershall.
Mrs. Lulu A. Riggs to Francis c. Moore, both
OF New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27

First base on erroTs- Benedlcls, lS: Single Men,
First base on balls Guard. 8; on Gallagher. !:
OF S.6Hnpp non No. OF Tr, SH9aw hIt. D Gus S, = r Gn,.ny
Richards. Kisrnan. Slumpp, Terrell. Twin bits
Watkins. Billings, Dunn bl. Allen. Stolen bases
Fat Olsen. Hit by pltchcr-Fat Olsen. I'm
plres-Nel Williams. Edwin Howard Kohn. Time
4 hours 10 minutes. Secrecy Sullivan,
Benedicis .'.........i i 5 i o 3 : S-is
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-23
Utne S~ltbnt,snsspauIe.

Sam Der DISCRIMINATING MN
am ~S6Iimmerfper6en berbin6eri
oerSen, 10 1T Sies i6pn cine st.
multiplying.
SCOTS GmuIiion gibt Ser init.
SEN gldtllr peniaftens cine gltbs
ainlgspauie. Die glas@sa UNI
uait, 6urH Scptt's Gmuliior
rlanst Setpdbren Dem erTdDpftei.
pitem cine groBe GrIeidterlna.
9ieis 8e6aubIiina alien Sc.
d9ist oft Sen DECENTRALIZATION,
ssraft seuu9 Su iammdn Inn Bic
srantbelt ab3uidltteIn
Scott GmuIiicn brinat Sen
un9ea Stdrte aro benz 2Drper
5lsiid.
edi6t nab liner Irsisn gruts
son 4 Dg1nk staalisr, 400 v,asI esissE y. ..
AM -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-23
Oenteinnabiees
RtrnIpfs atpftL.

BetdnntIt1 1T es geluHgen, perI6ie'
bene ferns be3fp. fteiuloie Grii9te 5u err
Sielen. Co erinnern mir unS, i9on Dor
bielen Sobren am Srte ibreS Wa@isns
fernloIe Ordngen (@pfelitnen) geseffen
gu baden. Sn unIsrsm 2dnbs selans 60
Dor einiser 3eit benz Obit2iidier Spens
Ger, MepTel obne Rern pnb a~srng.bGufe
gu erseuaea. @enn man bebsntt, bab
bos @ebGule NIT ben Samen oft eincR
Siemlt6 sroBen SbeiI Der Grudt duss
mu9t, 10 miiBte man bas grgebnis Der
@erIu9e Gpencer's oIs sinsn bebeus
tenbeR 5OrtI9rit i'm ObItbau beSet9s
men. Sine Grudt obne Samen unb Sc
bGufe bat ia ntht nur einen bDberen
preis, ionOern erf9eint du9 %tDertbDol'
Ter bstreffs manter Dirt Der 9erpertb-
ing. Ser Spencerapfel, Der febr gui
f9meden IoIl, tpirb BON ben 4merita'
nern f9on s~saenpdrtig Der apfel BEL
3utunft genannt, pbpobl man IS nod
ni9t 10 melt ssbra9t bat, bieier Spisla
art feIte &Onitdn5 an5uaidten, ipaberr
bdufig Riidi9lGge in bic ale Sofrt
alfo in Trii1te nit GebGuIe unO Ser.
men bortommen. Sin tpeiterer @Orsuc
bes Spsncerapfels Ioll BARN teIteqen
buB er ni9t lpurmftt9ig pber maOic
pirb, Dies hGngt nit Der @tseutbiml
li9teit Oss 8aumes Suiummen, per'
tiimmsrte unb gang uni9einbars Bill
then, ndmlt9 iUl4e obns 9l~iithenblGtI
ter 81 tragen. bic ui6t MIR gegen BIZ
5ribjabrsfr0ite unempfinDli9 iinb
fpnbern aud ni9t bon benz Apfelblii'
tbenite4sr, Dem Qpfelpidler unb unOc'
rem f9dbli9en Snietten beimgeIu4.
perben. Denn ft9 oIlss beiDdbrbeitet
mas BEN Spsncsrupfel nu4geriibm.
piro, 70 pGIe er tpobl bes lebbafteE
SntereIiss Der S6Itsa9ter tpertb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-23
QoIarIat.in.

pa obsn in MDntdna mars tppbI
bubi9 iaIt9" - v9alt 1T gar feline 8es
Ssi6nung bdfir. SfIbE benz @tnbe
llappsrtsn bic 3G9ne. Die Monbitrabs
len froren Elm, uno nod Itunbsnlang
mad MOnbuntsrgans fab bic Groe pie
Elm leu6tenOss Sta9elI6pein aus"
limb mas Sstgte bas 9bermometer2"
Isle mGsen's slauben orer ni9t, ober
an ettpa bierae9n Sagen I'm Sdnuar
fdnDen mir morgens. bab pas Sbermos
meter ii9 pdbrenb Der Na9t IelbIi
umgsbrebt battle, UNI BEN AuedIilber
bic MTsli9teit 3l ssben, nod peiter
linten gu tUnnen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-23

MiBperftdnbnib.

Cine Dame an Der Sable b'bule be.
merit, bab lie perssiisn bat, lire Sums
ausSuSishen; lie itrsift rieie
unbemertt inter benz Slide db uno
i&iebt Iie Dor ii9 bin. Sbr @egeniitsr
tritt pieberbplt duf bic 9ummilGube
unb entf1ulbist ii9 iebesmul unter
@erbeusuna nit: .pdrOOn, gndsi9e
Srau!!" -@spas bic @ndbigs natiirlta
9ertpsife ni9t begreifsn fam. NIB
Der pubbina isrpirt pirb unb bic Dua
me iebr reidIi9 baDon nimmt, srIdrllt
lpteber bus nparbOn!" aNa, ss lrirb
fiir Sic fdon seniiseu6 ibrig bIeiDsnl"
ruff nun sntriitst bic Dame i5rem
bDfltden Geseniiber Su.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-23
@sasnfsHio.

Gruu wliiIIsr (ftrens): .geit Srsi
StuRben Iiege id mad rnb parte
bdrauf, boB bu Rd9 SauIe tpmmF.'
Serr UiiIIer (niebsrgeI@Iaasn):
.llnb t4 Bin brsi Stlnben fortssbliss
ben nn6 bcbe %gstpdrtet, 6aB BIZ sins
f4lufen follt.1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-23
anaGaIi@.

Srei GeT9Gftsreiienbs ipieIen Sus
fammsu STAT. @iner Der Serren mar
&onf.ttionar unb ais bieIsr SurG
llnadtfamteit Elm Spiel gum @srIieren
bradte, erpiberte Tein partner: ,Su,
Iieber Serr &ollese. Der Stat III e5en
feline aoHiettion. ou mub man duf ies
ben Std adt seben!@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-23
pOsfis unb prO[a.

9rdutisdm: ~. ga, ia, Iiebsr
Greunb, es bIsibt efpis pabr: Chen
perOsn i'm 9immel seT6IoIIen"!"
gbemanH: Song gut w aber mertsn
Sic lids; Re9nungen tperben duf Grs
ben be3dbltl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-23
nnertpartet.

9apu: .Mltine Sp9tsr Iagt mir,
mein Serr. buB sic iie gsItern aben6
nit gepult getiBt baden. Dos bdben
Sie buSu gu Iaesn24 Sarrp: sd.
bin seDiB, teiter bsnouert ben 8orfdIl.
mebr dls i'd. popa anS EDGter:
~gtein 9errl4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-23
Der brabs @uhn.

80, Msiftsr, mas i'd sic Ihon Iuns
&c frosen %tuOIlte, 1T Is benn fpdbr, bdb
Sbr Batter G6riftFeller unb Sbre
Mltter S9ouTpisIerin iporg"
saIlerbings 1T ss 70, Serr DipfsIs
berger!4
$50, pis tcmmt es benz, bob sic
SHubmaher tpurben3@
Plus tinbIi6er aiebe, Bonn fpnGt
hdttsn meine GItsrn rein barFuB IcuFen
miifIen.@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-23
9ag MAG tpobI Rtmmsn!

@~prItsenber elmer &inOpiebs Gtnof.
fenfduft: nglun, meme Serren, iinb
bic @ableR erfplgt. @ie Witsliebsr
tDnnen sufrieben Iein, benn es iinb
ale Rinebieh-R uIIen TN @OritonO bers
tretsn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-23
Cine quite 9srtretuna.

8rdu Ole b~erreiIt maf, 5u Der alien
Dirtbfduftsrir); SIT msin Wann
aud immss piinttIi9 Inn 10 llbr gu
GGnaS: sepefen9" @irtbi@aftetin
(triumpbirenb) 80, i9 babe Jpn iebt
o tpsit, bdb er fogur nm 9 llbr tommt,
Mdbamel"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-23
Inter Rontnrrenten.

rgBie tommen sic basu, Sbr ges
f@Gft uIs rgleltetes Rlstbsrgsf9afi am
plube4 gu empFebIen9 Gie BADEN fiG
bod erit Dnr stnigsnM pnoteu stabIirt!A
.9Iber it ~Dertaufe bic GlteItsn Rleis
ber!1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-23
aus Der aafsrns.

unteroffsier: .qlfo, Der SeIbmars
f9aIl trdst sinen Stab BEL paraSen,
ben Marf9oIlItab. Wer trGgt atBer
ibm nod einen Stob91 Beirut:
Der General llntercFFisier:
rSo9 Was fir einen Stab trGgt beun
berg" Retrut: Den @sneraIftub.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-23
@us BEN rfyIisstuO.u."

SeIbItbepubt. rStrr 2entnont bds
ben OisIe Ruat Oas 3immsr gebabi, in
BEN gOetbe Dor bunbert Sabren GEE
f9lafen! - SOIL ~. 0pnners
tuetter, bdtts Der fi9 aud ni9t trGus
men loiien!1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-23
sic IIuae gIle.

Gebrsrin: Pun, @IIs, ersGbIe NAL,
mas cine Rabs iit2" gIie G9peist).
-2ebrsrin: .@u ipeiBt bus ntGt2 Was
triest benn Nahts ouf ben Sreppen
berum, tpenn allies fdIdft94 gIIs
d4nslD: s@Gpul"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-23
gerI6ptste aenntnifIe.

Der tteire Sran3: rqapa, untsr
benz pte6ielten 9rdb Iies: eisen'Ii4
unfere @tabt9" Der perIeesne gas
pa: s5m - msinit BIZ Reuumur oSsr
@eIfins?1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-23
Qus Der @omm,rfriide.

@irsI Ger. ipeil ollie GuFbGuIer bes
feBt limb, einen 6remben iiber Radt
beberbergD: .0u, &atbt. BEN Stabts
BERN 1T s'pib 3 Simmer 3'tIein
b Stisfel bat er fdon rouss'iteIlt!@-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-23
auf benz Seimpes.

sSu, ia. Iieber Treunb, MlaB 6alten
i'm Srinten 1T audi ne idtpere aunIt.'
- IS poaB oIltpsil. mann | g'nug
truntsn bdb'l4 ~ .Nanu, tpieIo9@
.Menn | nimmer tam"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-23
@sim 3ahnarat.

r9ie tiinTtli6en 3Gbne, bic sic mir
einseieBt BabeH, finO idon padtIig.4
sd iast S1nsn ia, iie trusel fid
tpte e4te.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-23

HnnStbtg. asnnsr: .wHns
fnsn sic cine MnIiGtstdrte bon I'M.
isrsm 6otssY@ @uF (ber ta1ttg sts
f6nisttn tporbsn IEt): .Tonft. Id bds
be BON brem 1Dtel metNt gteeaen
gluFntens
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-23
aIeinss WaibDsritdnOnlb.

Dame: mir miir0sH 10 germ q bren
Iieben 9efFsn Bel uns bsbolien aber
Sic feben mir Iinb 70 ttT9rGntt. :
9eIu&: I'D, bds momf bod uidts.
Daniel If aud nift ber @eTtsiteEt,
MDbsrne RunIeinbrads.
so BIZ AusfteIIung bStten fpit az,
ithsn- Soft lei Ddntls
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-23
aus Der esisIIf@aft.

~ SD b5rte eben, bdb fi@ Der
Baron bon feinsr rei9en 5rdl i9pn
ipieber fdsiben Iaifen pill!1
pSu, er mar ou9 MIR in mos
mentaner @e~rIessnbeit!4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-23
@is sra6t.

Cine Mutter bic ibr @6bn6en Isbt
ber5O9. frlgte Ben Sausdrst, tuelfe
Sra6t fiir ihr ailS am beIen palFeg"
~gins Sro9i piissl, erfpioerte Der
Oottor.
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81 pRsnI4.

Sn eintm auFIab iiber bic MenT6en
beiBt Is: Der Menld lit bas einsige
Sbier, Ous Elm 9iht un3inben unb ii@
f9Reu5en tdnn."
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@dredsnsttnb.

Muttsr: .gsim Sufen, Greti, bGlt
man bic San6 ppr ben Mlunb."
Fiber tei mir, Muma, file
gen ia leine SABINE beraus.1
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9eiueig.

SpuriIt (sum anberen): .atTo, bic
ausii9t mar berrli99"
.Iu, ia iage Sbntn, td babe iogar
pergeIien gu Fribitiiden!"
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HHH -. N.N|.. -LWt-.n .M.HaN
glaeebunbI6abe az reinigsn. Wlon
beburf boSu elm ipgHia frtide Mtil9,
Elm Stiidden braune 5eife unb Elm reis
mes 0unbtud, bas hrei ober pterurdt
sufdmmenaeleot lit. Man breite auf
benz SuHe bic Scnbi9ube gIutt aus,
nsbne elm Gtiid 6lonell. tdnhe es In
bic MliIh, itrei1e Is nit GsHe unb
reibt bnnit ben 6dnOfnub gegsu bie
Ginger. 6iermit fcbrel man 10 ldnse
fort, BIZ bic 6dnbi lube rein fin6 unb
biefs, fpsnr FIRE Tcrbe urIpriingIim
peib mar. elm bundles Gelb 5eioen,
tDeHu aber Forbig. i6ipnrS duslsben.
Damn bdn9e man lie aim 2rodnen
1li un6 man niEb IinbeA DaB lie f0Ii
ME nsne ousiehen. ste iperben peih,
aEdnssnb unb sluisil& istu,
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Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know It.
How - lind orf.

FIJI a bottle or common glass with yow
water and let Il stand weniy-four hours; a
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what TO No.
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SEDIMENT or Sc.
ting indicates Il
unhealthy oondi
lion Of tho kid
neys; II II stains
your linen Il IS
evidence Of kid
ney trouble too
frequent desire to
pass It or pain n
the back Is also
Lidpa,so ard 61ad-