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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-30
Qpvf&merten, GGwinbel, Grbreaear
RsruOIttat. tlria@e: iGIedte

@enn SIR NIT einem tronlen Ideen
pDer ben Daonrh berborgerufeuen llrs
Ihen, aIs G%eritppfnng, 2eberletben, sd
ipprrbDiben 9ppfihmer5eit, ianrem slrf'
frozen, Gpbbrennen, @Idbnnaen, GdIafs
Ipiteteit, ggtittger ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
6er5flDpfen, Wcrppittdt, M~neeHtafnrrb,
Raeengri@uHrrn, @aaengns, WsfAbl ber
Bplbeit mad bent Gfen, 9nfitpRrn,
shmer5en In Der MagenDeeenb, beIegtgr
gnnae, bittereit WeI6maf ltn Muube,
appetitlDiigfelt etc., bebnftet feio, baftn
Ieubet mir Guren Ndmeu iln0 NOreIIe, i'd
IperOe gliH elm freleS @ndet bon nteiHeu
Mdgentabletten Ier0en, fpelhe Gnh IN
4iir3e helen iperoen. 60 ip%obltbnerlO
fpirIen bteIe M1gentnbletten, bah idor
N1He Gsheilt nir0en. mo nni6etnerD tet1e
SiIfe mebr m5gIi6 mar. Go lit Elm 10 U ts
I6esbdges @itteI tpelhes Gin N
furser Aeit beiIen tpiro. Gin tuultrtrtes
|b2Ieiti9es Bid, tpeI6es guren San ges
nan beShreiben ipir0, fenbe iB ebenf1us
FRET Gmidt fein WeID ober Eoftmarten,
benn i'd min, bab ieoer @rnnie oteies
iSfIihe @ittel erIt aiif tteiHe Soften pros
birt. Ion nbrefIire:
Sobn d. emttb, 1g7 Gloria WHsISiHe,
WQilwanEee. @isepniia.
80 L 49, VIZ
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-30
Neue MnaelaeR.

DanFiaeune. unierBeihnete nodlien
bierourdU allen Denen, bic benz geardbriiic
ibre geIiebten loher. emma 6emreberger,
beiipobnten unb oaourd) Ihr 9eileio beleuq.
ten. ibren her3Iititen Ddut auSipreben.
GbenialS uuiern innigiten Dant BEN bod)lp.
Batter arieninS fir ieiae %ir6itenoeu Soorte,
iorpie imieru Iieben Sreunoen Iiir Die reiden
9lumeuipeuoen.
Die trmlernoen Gltern.
yluton penneber9er u, Satin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-30

perIanOt Sine Game oter Elm 6err, nm,
DE 8abritdn,eu BON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Bier in ieocr Slaot uno 0rti hoit Dor ben
6eiertdgeH 5u pcrireien. ssidlte arbeit in
9hiBeihmoen bel Iibcraler Nergiimug. Dau
ernoe Beldditiguug, luenn 9eioiiuiht. Refine
eridbrmg notbpeuoiR. Beiperbeu Gle fab
ioiort uno aoreIircn Sie Jbreu 9rieI an
-YloHa9er". eunoin & 60, 2il3 20. an3ie
ct, Sbico9o, gu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-30

Gas StaattOberaertht bat nun
enOlih entihieOeu OoB Der 8uride
BiItam 6. Gburd bdnpeu muB. uuO
bat ben Sag Der Stnrihtuns auI ben
10. Suuuur 1907 feNpeiebt.
@iIiam 6. Gburh ermoroete he.
tann.lIh am 80 aaouf 1908 Ieine
febeu Dieileu nbrblta bon Barren.
ton ~mpbusnbsn Bfeaeelteru 0en,p
Us. Yedter uuo Satin auf brutale
Beiie, ruabreub bieielben in Ia6em
Sdlummer laaen. ST erartfT bic
5lnAt uno mar ME uetihoaen, bic
Elm Syiei. ben Elm 8ameroo @bur Sc
Der natiirlih uihts uDn Der MOrb.
bat pabte, 9npe Nars 1904 gu iet'
ner 9. tbaftane in Bhiiabetpbin iabr,
te, no er II bic 8anbesnarine unter
linen anaeuummeneu 3nmen einae
treteu mar. Sun Stunt behelbeu Sab
rss wlrOe er ptoseiiirt uno oes Dior
bes i'm erfteu SruOs iauIOiS beiun
BEN.
Gbur6'S sinsIse SOfauns 1T nul
SOuUeraeur TUit. bod 1T ss msb
aIs Dahriheintd, bob berfelbe 81
@erehtiatett ihren Gaui nebmen lal
Gen mt,h
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-30
Iparnuna an 1aoer.

g8ir. bic llnierieidneieu MAIDEN biermit
betamt oab iulr bas Sa0en auI rnIcre
sduoar petbieten uno tperoeu 5uipieoerbGno,
Cube @eridtlid) |bclanoen.
6enrp G%rouobort 6enrp 9crid1. Senrp
eilenmnun, Gow. 9rnnoborii, Wm. Wdl
Ter uno Gbrlit sobianoi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-30
Wfre Nsrmann.r poIfsbIatl

mie tebt Is nit Dir, 1lddbar2
Gin ieber GtnuOhner Der oieie
Gtnbt ietn Seim uennt, bat IN Cad
en- Ieiner Steluna bee Sdubiabrtds
frnse a%eeenabe, cine 8Iiat su ere
Iausn bic. mean er Elm gutter Burger
iein wil, iit ni6t entSteten nirp,
Gin gutter 9aresr III uber uun elm
iOldsr Der ieinsu aereaten Gntbeil
ME ss leiue germDsensuertdltnife
unO SinIauIie ~geitattsu, in Der 3eit
ND 60 bos ssOBl oher 8sbe Oes @e.
meinp.irns GILT, beiheusrt, unbeirtt
mas bic 9nuolunssmsiie zines Yin
bern, m5eliasrpeiie ieiues @e'
ihditsi0ntuirsnten, fem mag.
Sc eiebt leiOer in einem js0en sc,
metnmeien 2eute melhe, penn ss
gilt bHeutlite Snterelieu pelde sum
aueemeinen @pble bienen, nuerbauO
Gu8nahte uuo 8eOentsn baben, nur
UNI niht beiiteuern 81 mlfen. 8ieie
3rldeberaer nber fino itets an bee
Snub beim grnten Der Suut welts
GuOere seidet, ibre 8Ortbeile aussu'
nuteu unO iid auf lniOIten anberer
au bereihern. 8fai uuO Shanoe auf
IDtbe Wenihenl
Gin @eihiftsmann Ooer iOnitiaer
Observation-Disclosures Der ieinsn an'
tbeil an Der 8Oblfabrt lsiner StnOi
nimmt uno uon Der Opierbereitwils
liatett Ieiusr Mttbhrjer 8Ortbeil
sieBt, Tam niat erparten OaB inn
bic @unTt oss gublitums 5uSennnbt
bleibe, Ober tueroe, unO BON Redls'
fpepen ioLlte feline GaueIe aemiebeu
Isin, benn sr 1T in leinem6er5eu fetn
ebrli6sr mlarn, uuO UerOieut midi
BOB man nit inn usrtebrt.
sud iuIte teiu Sarser in Der Belt
NO % Gilt tbattraitis uuo nit ufeuer
SnnO far oas Offeniti6e gBubt elm
5%nnreifen, burd einen Seitrae Der
ieinem 8srmbsen nidt anaemeiien III,
iein @epifieu gu berabisen iuden.
Cine iOtde @abe iaaOet i'm mebr
nIs uenn er gar nidts seeeben
bate.
2as enaIifds SprihnUrt: Bread
caf upon TIE lunters min return to
pDu after mann bays 1T cine Chat.
iade bic fif nod itets beudbrbeitet
bat unO bic Opterberettpiaipteit
fur ben Shubfabriifunb pirb unier.
E: 5taOt uno ben freunOltdeu @e'
bern gum Sesen aereideu. {,
Y
Gs last iit niAt Geusnen baB ptele
unierer 8arger in Saten Der Shub.
fabrii niHt uur tbre YFiht eetbuu,
Iunberu aud bebeutenOe Opfer se'
braalt bnber, bod mar bieles niht
In 8erbtnOuna nit Der 8eters Shoe
Co., unb etmniaer @ruG iOate bteier
6irmn nitit entaseen esbraAt merbs
en-, ba he far bic Grpertmente tbrer
Bpradneer nitt uerantworttih 1T,
Die Getets linb resIe SeiGdflsteute;
lie babeu eetbnn mas lie uus per.
iprOden, uub ibre isbiee 8uiaee, per-
mnuent in Sermann su blsiben rpenn
mir bic 9eihunssidbteisit ber Gobril
uerbOppein. Uerbient bic eruite &r-
mdanns iettens u~nierer 8hraerihofl.
Die Gabrit il ilr bas %fernere mater
iele @ebeiben r~nierer Stabt uuent
be5rlit: 2ns Giuaeben Der Gabrit
DlrOs Der empFncIihhe sdlus ieiu
Der uuiere 8arscrihufi ie bstrOifeu.
@E lbertreiben uiat. Btr balfen
bieien abotiaden ee%oenabsr unisrn
SIuoen ni4t ueridieseu. gu hagen
XII N
OnB mir frhber Dbne SGubiabrid
nud Gslebt baden IL i'm al6te Der
@eaenwurt elnialtisss @efaisi; mir
Iirebsu u%Ortudrts sttafanO if Rid
5nns. Glio, Die Saulter ans &aol
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-30
,pebnuna ~ perranlen.

Die SSualo +. Rropp Wobnune nsbIt
Bottle, an Der Sront Strdbe, segeniiber BEN
Sourt 6auS In 6ermann selegen, lit unier.
siiniiisen seoinsungen gu %pertauien.
aahSufrosen bel
Robt. Walter,
6ermonu, NO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-30
AaaSperbot.

GS piro biermit betatut 9emadt bah ID,
oeS Sasen dui lneiuen 9inoereien oh ein9es
ien5t ODER nidlt, pcrbiete, uno mcrne al,
w~ieoerbanoeInoe 6eriHilim belanaen,
SriB ginnemanu.
giop. II, 1906. Ban, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-30

81 UerFauEeH, Dae s~Doynbous Der
perit. Trau Shriitiue 9aur, uebit 2 Gotten
an Der OF front Sirdbe, Icpie 5 Gotten an
Der Sdliefer'S 9rond. ale in bermaum se.
Iesen. fino inter aiinftisen 9eoineumsen ,u
oertduten. ~yiadSniragen BEL
MAILER, Sermanu, .9lo.
ober bel
So hn Bauer. Big 9priua, Wlo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-30
Airnltter AZ rer,nietben

3 Wohn3immer i'm 6auie Der Wihrue
5eopis Druih tiriiber alinge's Sausl limo
5u uermicibeu glGheres bel
Wiitiue Seoipig Druid,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-30

gam permIetben. Die 6dlte meinem
nenen 9au. SIN l, Siod Elm @eIddfsIotal
i'm 2. Stof 3 Wohn3immer nit 8dTIereins
ribiung, bel Gbds ainmel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-30
Az permIetben.

gleiu Store an Der Wlarfetitrnie paIeno
fir irseuo elm @eibdf IL gu anuebmbdren
N%tetbspreiie 5u oermleiben.
Bertha " o 3 ne.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-30
ouARDrANls NOTICE
wIIHrLMMrNr AnsrERMANN

Notice IL hereby given that letters OF
G~uardlanship upon the Estate Of
wILHELMNfINE AusTERhANN
4 person Of nnsound mind have been granted
10 the undersigned. By the Probate Court OF
Gasconadc County, Missouri. bearing date the
iSth day OF November 1905.
All persons having clans against said Estate
are required 10 exhibit them before the said
Probate Court fer allowance within two years
from the date or the publication OF this notice
Or they WIN be forever barred,
Simon Austermann
Guardian
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-30

Drais. Simon Guaermnnn
tpsiaer Sci sbUtwsu aIs 8aularst.
usr nrbsitet bat isine aarm bier an
Senrs Gbser psrlnuft,
Suieph WlOrre besob Fa OIsisr
x0ss nsb Den BnbnhOi nm feline
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-24

st. Petersburg. May 24.-The follow
ing official statement of the govern
ment justifying the refusal to grant
plenary amnesty was given out last
night and made punishable in the pa
pers of Russia this morning:
1.-THE question of full political amnes-
ty which has been recommended in
parliament and which is included in
the lower houses address to the en-
peror and supported by several organs
of the Russian press, is far from meet
ing with sympathetic response from
all sections of Russian society.
1T Is impossible to avoid noticing a
strong current of feeling against full
amnesty in different classes Of the
population, where. 1t Is pointed out, pO-
litical assassinations do not cease.
News is daily telegraphed from the
provinces of fresh murders or attempts
to murder officials. In the presence OF
such an irreconcilable disposition on
the part of the adopts Of the terrorists
societies, the government cannot ex-
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-24
IDAHO SUGAR BEET OUTLOOK
Product Of 5000 Acres Reduced at Ono
Factory.
Idaho Falls Times.

From E. r. Patterson, cashier at
the sugar factory. who was in the city
last Monday. we learn that the work
on the company's beet grounds is pro-
crossing satisfactorily. They now
have under contract about 5000 acres
Of beets and most of them have been
planted and are coming up nicely.
The hand work in the fields at the
local factory will be done mostly by
Japanese. as formerly. and Is in
charge of c. Akimota. He will have
$50 men under his direction. At Su-
gar City there will be $50 Japanese
employed, who work under the super
vision of r. Kara.
Mr.. Patterson tells the Times that
the factory at Sugar City is an exact
duplicate Of the one just north Of
town. but that the output Is quite a
good deal larger. from the fact that
they have an auxiliary some six miles
away. where they extract the saccha-
rine matter from the beets and carry
1t in a pipe line to the main plant,
where the finished product Ia made.
The company looks for a big season.
as their acreage Ia largely in excess
of that last year, and they have had
good sale for all they could produce.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-24
he MAKES REPLY TO TAFT
Engineer Wallace Severely Arraisns
Secretary Of War.

Washington, May 24.-Former Chief
Engineer John r. Wallace, of the 18TH
milan canal yesterday addressed let
ter to Senator Willard, chairman Of the
committee of inter-oceanic canals, in
reply to Secretary Taft's recent testi-
mony before the committee. in which
he charges Secretary Taft with having
abused his official position in order
to make a second assault upon him
and to place in a public record state
ments Calculated and apparently In
tended to affect my reputation for
veracity, such as he would not make to
me as one man to another, face to
face"
Wallace also imputer to Governor
Magoon a breach Of confidence in hav-
ing advised him to take a certain
course Of action and then anticipating
1t by secretly writing to Secretary
Taft. While expressly stating that he
bears no ill-will toward William Nell
son Cromwell, Mr.. Wallace speaks OF
the bias OF Secretary Taft in favor OF
that gentleman, and says that he was
aware that Mr.. Cromwell, among other
things, was trying to secure payment
by the use Of an improper claim. which
however, was afterward disallowed by
the president.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-24
Ring OF.

Secretary Taft said of certain
domineering statesman: HE fills men
with dread. They quail before him.
They can't call their souls their own
in his presence. Altogether he makes
me think Of a walter once met In the
west. In small western town MANY
years ago l put up at the Palace hotel,
l was assigned to room In which
there were no towels and no water and
rang the bell. There was no reply.
/ rang again. Stil no reply. And again
and again and yet again rang and
finally a waiter appeared. This waiter
was q robust man of stern and forbid
ding aspect. Did you ring?" he said
in a rumbling bass voice. I did," I
answered. We'll. don't do It again.
said the waiter with menacing scowl
as he withdrew."-Ex.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-24
CRIME TOO RAMPANT TO
PERMIT AMNESTY

pose the peaceful, right thinking sec
ton OF the population to danger The
government cannot refrain from bring
ing to justice terrorists and bomb
throwers. 1t cannot deliver from pun
ishment by judicial sentence people
who have committed and still are COM
hitting such crimes
"Concerning those who have been
arrested by administrative order many
already have been and others will be
liberated after careful investigation of
the causes of arrest. The full pardon
OF all who have been arrested by adj
ministratve order is a possibility, and
1t may alse be possible to abrogate
definitely by legislative order states of
war, extra ordinary defense, etc, and
further to institute judicial prosecution
in localities where the revolutionary
movement displays itself. Judicial re-
preston at present is impossible in
those districts. owing to the terrorizing
and assassination even Of witnesses
summoned to testify before the courts.
A0ut SAS pNVi SANitSU StdtC "a puOilN
feeling above all in the districts re-
ferred to is unpropitious to the revision
or abrogation of exceptional laws.
"Such Is the opinion of the impossi-
bility and inopportuneness Of full am
nesty entertained by those sections of
society which. refusing to be carried
away by preconceived views, face the
reality Of things in Russia In a reas-
enable spirit"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-24
The New Minister.

A. he looked out over his congre-
gativn the new minister. noticing that
the assemblage was largely made up
Of women. said:
1T appears that the average man In
this community instead Of desiring to
read his title clear to mansions In the
skies Il willing to have them held In
his wife's name. Let NJ now Join In
singing that grand old hymn. II Want
to Be an Angei!' Chicago Record
Herald.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-24

while they were busy repairing the
damages. and he absolutely refused to
allow It to be touched for several
hours. until . reply was received BY
wire.
You can 50 aaead now and follow
these Instructions" he said. handing
the yellow snip to the doctor. The mes-
sage read:
= "Hav6 nose set Roman. DO not Ike
Greek. -Nan. "-Harper's Weekly.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-24

st. Petersburg. May 24.-The gov
eminent seems hesitating about the
execution of a resolution taken a week
ing could be more irritating to the
liberals than the proposed scheme Of
leaving the release of political prison.
ers to the discretion of the local au-
thorities.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-24

n y ~ q % u - y -sHAs2 !;
|. srs ~ ,rs yslpYnsRts1.v
,NkhevNt ~ esaa,aresahalqr.sy
! liksteswsjh enlkaaRGn. "a
And there met . lady.
Who I'D her name was Spring.
I wat gIa6 10 80 her. 1Js%ss
~ whlnpbred insiier 4arsss'~s''
Where's ~ stous sststise aovsefs from
/ F0S1eDfhts ne yeGr.v-ss'-s
She iandll4 y me so.1xindIy,,.
And 80 y grind out mowers
From ~ ~ rsasic f,ower min
g Thatf te w April showers"
Carolyn Wells
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-24
A PLEASANT WAY TO TRAVEL

The above IL the usual verdict OF
traveller using the Missouri Pacse
Railway between the Pacific Coast ans
the East. and We believe that the serv
Ice and accommodations givsn msr''
this statement. From Denver. COLORADO
Springs ana Pueblo there ars ~.
through traias daily to Kansas CIT,
and st. Louis. carrying Pullaaan's lat.
ct standard lighted saespina
cars. chair cars and up-to-dats oinins
cars. The same excellent service V op~
rated from Kansas CITY and st. Loui,
70 Memphis. Little Rock and Ho
Springs. II you are going East o
South, write for rates anc full tnfor
nation. w. G. MCBRIDE, Gen. Agt
ia "a St.. Portland Or.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-24
WELL INSURED CITIES.
Insurance Press.

p = = = = - . . . . - . . = - =
How great concern the question of
life insurance Is. to what an extent
the welfare of millions Of persons. in
Guiding generations to come. depends
upon the skilled management Of life
insurance AFFAIRS. IL shown by the es-
Inmates Of the amounts Of insurance in
force in cities which are the largest
customers Of Insurance companies and
associations These cities In order to
rank are the following named.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-24
Get the Habit
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-10
THE LARGEST LEAVES.

The palm family, according to the
English botanist, must be credited
with leaves of greater sizee than any
others known. The leaves of the InaJa
palm, of the Amazon banks, attain a
length Of SO feet and width of Or
II; some of those of the Ceylon palm
reach 20 feet in length and 16 in width,
those of the cocoaunt palm are usually
about 80 feet long, and single one of
those of the umbrella magnolia of
Ceylon may shelter fifteen or twenty
persons, while a specimen 36 feet
wide has been known.
The leaves having the greatest
growth in any temperate climates
are those of the Victoria regia, the
gigantic water lily brought from Bra
I'll and Guiana. A specimen of this
plant in the garden of the Royal Botan-
ical Society of Edinburgh has leaf
that is about feet in diameter and
is capable of supporting weight OF
1896 pounds.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-10
SAGE Fooled The LAWYER.

Russell Sage has horror of law
suits. A clerk of Mr.. Sage's. said the
other day: 81 sought out the chief
one morning in his office. You re-
member, SIR I said my complaint
against my wifes uncle? Yes he
answered. Well said I, the man is
obdurate, and 1 think of bringing suit
against him. What do you adviser
Mr.. Sage was silent moment, frown-
ing thoughtfully. Then he said:
Listen. When l was a clerk in Troy
had a case against a man that
seemed quite as good as yours. l
visited a prominent lawyer, and laid
the whole matter before him in detail.
When l was through he told me that
he would be delighted to take the
case-that it was case that I could
MT lose. "It can't Loser" said l.
ct can't lose" he repeated. l rose,
and took my hat. l thanked the law
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-10

So-called wandering pains" may
some from it's early stages, or the
presence of danger may be made mans.
fest by profuse monthly periods, accom-
panied by unusual pain, from the
abdomen through the groin and thighs.
If you have mysterious pains, if there
are indications of Inflammation or dis
placement, secure a bottle of Lydia h.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound right
away and begin its use.
Mrs. Pinkham, of Lynn, Mass, will
give you her advice If you will write
her about yourself. She is the daugh-
ter-in-law of Lydia.E. Pinkham ana
for twenty five years has been advising
sick women free of charge.
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
" I take the liberty to congratulate zee co
the success l have had with your wonderful
medicine. Eighteen months ago my PERIODS
stopped. Shortly after l felt 80 badly thaA
submitted to thorough examination by O
physician and was told that had tIlmog
and would have to undergo an operation
"Soon after read one Of your sdvertiss-
waents and d@ided to give Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound G. Trial. AfteR
taking five bottles as directed the tumor Il
physician and he says I have no signs Of o
around once more, and l am entirely
well. "-Fannie D. Fox, Chestnut Stresk.
Bradford. Pa.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-10

point of view Of that definition and of
the dislike Of the farmer. AS to the
persistence, our veteran farmer-natu-
ralist John Burroughs tells US: Cut
of the head of the wild carrot, and in
week there are five heads in room of
the one; cut off these, and by fall
there are ten looking defiance at you
from the same root"
The only fault with wild carrot,
as Of other so-called weeds, is too
great success in life. 1t is guilty only
of persistence. But from a nature
lovers point of view there are, strictly
speaking, no weeds. No plant Is dis
liked. On the contrary, the more a
plant is able to strive successfully
for life, the more of interest it is. We
can also see and appreciate the beauty
without the "weedy" dislike.
If in this spirit observers will ex-
anime the wild carrot, the verdict will
be that it is one of the prettiest and
most interesting of our native plants.
The beauty is especially noticeable N
the full bloom, or Queen Anne'S
lace" form; perhaps some may re-
gard the birds nest form as the
most interesting.