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The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
TO ADJUST CUBAN CLAIMS.
State Department Gets Text of Order
Creating Commission.

The text Of the proclamation issued by
Provisional Governor Magoon for the es-
tabHshment Of Cuban claims commits
sion. 10 adjust claims arising out of the
recent insurrection. has been received at
the State Department.
The commission will be composed OF
three members. appointed BY Mr.. Magoon.
All decisions are finally approvable by the
provisional governor.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
Depeyy a. Host

Senator Depew will give a dinner to-
night to Speaker Cannon and the New
York delegation in Congress. This will
be the first time for nearly a year that
he has taken part in any formal enter
tainment.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
statehood for New Mexico.

Senator Teller introduced a bill in the
Senate yesterday providing for separate
Statehood for New Mexico.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
TARIFF And TRUSTS
Campbell, of Kansas, Wants
to Know Their Relations.
PUTS IT ON BUSINESS BASIS

Says Politics should Not BE Deter
mining Factor in Matter of Tariff
ReFisiOBs-AsIzs for Commission TO
Investigate with View to PrOmOt-
Ing Common Welfare
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
WASHINGTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY
CLASSIFIED ALPHABETICALLY.
PICTURE FRAMES.
L0UIS 7. KOHL.MER-
PRINTING.

Manufacture Of Picture Frames and Upholstsrer.
OH Paintings and EngTaTings restored Estimates
furnished. 1905 18th 81. nv
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
ResoIution Attrncts Attention.

The resolution has ELECTED considerable
comment, coming. as il does. from Re
publican who waged and won his last
platform. Some Of the older standpatters
are inclined 10 sneer at the resolution,
and belittle it generally, because Of the
The Washington herald., 1906-12-12

Visit the Washington Dairy Co.'s Booth
al the Food Show. Beautiful pictures
free to every. purchaser Of Butterine.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-10-19
SMiThFIELD TOWN COUNCIL

Al the last meeting of the Smith.
held Town Council the following bust.
ness was transacted:
Inventory of estate of Hannah
smith presented, allowed and ordered
recorded. Amount s22 2,667.92.
Petition of Ruth 4. Mowry. admin.
istratriN of the estate of Dorcas A.
Potter, for authority To have life in.
surance policy changed To her i'm.
form OF Ruth A. Mowry, presented and
petition granted.
Bills allowed and ordered paid:
George II. Pettis. sealing weights and
measures. s26S0: Q. A. Tobey. ser.
vices as town clerk months, $50, sup.
plies for clerks office, $l3.54: Sayles
\. Williams, lumber and labor on
bridges, highway district No. =, S9.75:
Narnum Steere, burial of Waterman
Pooke, sS5; w. r. Lawson. services
IA police constable. $3.50: services
keeper bridewell sl2 80; Alphonse T..
Steere, services as moderator, So:
Harold +. Smith, repairing highway
district No. /, S303,N2; Alphonse r..
Steere, repairing highway district
No. {, $2l763; T.. L. Williams. repair.
ing highway district No 3. Sl62.31:
John +. Whipple, repairing highway
district No. >. $246.SS. Daniel W.
Latham labor on Farnum turnpike.
under special appropriation, So; lrv-
ing S. Cook, NJ. D., for professional
services, $24.S5 Emor II Mowry. as
sessing taxes, sec; Mrs. James II.
Williams, rent of tenement, $3.50; w.
Loomis, support OF NJ. and O. Britton.
$26; O. A. Tobey. support of Steve
King, $50. Al; support of Ann Brown.
S26.03, support of VIM. Ellis, $3.50
Arnold Staples, services as committee
on relay of highway, So, 3 stone
bounds, 75c, total $675; Rascelas S.
Mowry, services as engineer on relay
of highway, S27; Il. u. Lincoln, ser.
vices as committee on relay OF high.
way, Sc: Jenckes Smith, services in
raid on Bull Run house Georgiaville.
$3.50, services in liquor case I'm Still
water, $3.50. making raid at Still.
water, 50, services as town sergeant,
$l1; +. l.. Williams grading, loaming,
and seeding Mowry burial ground,
$3S.i6.
Committee to relay highway in En-
field presented report which was re.
ceived and referred 20 Oct. eth next
with order of notice to abutting own.
ers.
Richard Tobin presented his peti.
tiOn for permission to move three
buildings through the highways in En-
field and petition was granted.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-10-19
FOSTER CENTER

Mrs. Nettie l.. Eddy visited Provi.
dence Monday
Willie Hopkins is confined to the
house by sickness.
A child was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. Byron Card
DR.. James l.. Phillips Of Providence
was in town Saturday.
Mrs. John w. Bowen's little daugh-
ter Catherine is sick with bad cold.
Mrs. Randall Jordan was the guest
of her sister Mrs. Bertha Bryant over
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Nichols and son Ralph
visited friends i'm Providence two days
this week.
Miss Marion l.. Greene spent Sun
day with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Greene.
Mrs. William II. Cooke OF Hopkins
Mills spent a day recently with Mrs
n. Louisa Eddy.
Mrs. Nora G.. Wright and her aunt
Mrs Daniel Brown Of Olneyvllle were
visitors here last week.
Miss Mabel Bennett OF Providence
spent a few days with her Grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Emory ID. Lyon
last week
Miss Efie Curtis and Mrs. Alder
bert Barden closed school Thursday
and Friday to attend the teachers In
stitute I'm Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Medy Law who were
recently married have commenced
housekeeping here. The bride was
formerly Miss Flora Card who has
many friends here.
The harvest supper served by the
Ladies Home Mission Saturday even
ing was well patronized. The sup
per was followed by free entertain
ment.
Miss Lena ". Card and Nathan
Ernest Walker, both Of Foster were
united I'm marriage AT Clayville last
Tuesday afternoon. The bride Is the
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert +.
Card and the groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Walker. After the
ceremony the couple returned to the
home OF the brides parents Both
OF the contracting par,ies are well
known here and have our earnest
wishes for long and happy married
life. II is rumored that the happy
couple will go TO keeping house near
here.
The Republican electors Of Foster
met Saturday afternoon and selected
candidates for the positions Of Sen.
ator and Representatives In the State
Assembly Considering the small size
OF the pace, the gathering, which con.
vened At 2 O'Clock in the Town COun'
ell chamber was quite a large one, as
many as 80 voters filling the room com
fortably. James VI. Wright, Chair
man Of the Republican Town Com
mittee. presided over the meeting, and
as Senator James i. Phillips and Rep.
rescntative Brayton A. Round declin-
cd 10 be renominatcd. an entirely new
ticket was chosen. a unanimous vote
was cast for Olney y. Cole for State
Senator and Arthur Hopkins for State
Representative. There was no opposl.
ton and the caucus was over In A
short time.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-10-19
ROCKLAND

William Arnold is about to remove
TO Coventry.
Rumor says there are &c be a couple
Of weddings soon.
Everett Adams is preparing 90 re.
move 10 North Scituate.
Mrs. VIM. King entertained friends
from Fall River over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William King visited
friends I'm PheniK and vicinity last
week
A man fell from the loft in HIS
barn and severely hurt his back re-
Gently.
The Howard Hill baseball team has
finished its season, which was one
OF the most successful In the history
Of baseball I'm the town OF Scituate and
Foster. The Howard Hills played a
team from Pawtucket last Sunday and
defeated them by a score OF 10 10 =,
making the 23rd victory for the coun-
try baseball team. During the past
season many a nine has gone mp 10
Clayville with the expectation OF hay'
ing a walkaway, and returned minus
the expected fruits Of victory The
manager and captain Of the team was
Everett Howard, and his pitching dur.
ing the past season has been the
cause Of quite a few victories. Among
the games won by the Howard Hills
was the contest with the Coventry
Centres. and four clashes with the
Providence Colored Giants.-Mornins
Tribune.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-10-19
NORTH SCiTUATE

The Advent church has been re-
painted
Walter Munroe has removed to the
Bishop place.
Albert Shawcross has advertised
his farm for sale,
Sarah Smell visited friends in Provi,
dence on Sunday.
Havilah Howland is soon TO remove
to the Ellery Hall place
Samuel Hopkins rs removing To ID.
\. Clarke's upper tenement
Miss Boss of Plainfield street, cal.
led on relatives here this week.
The Library rooms have been re.
painted and otherwise renovated.
Mrs. Newton Angel of Centerdale,
visited her daughter over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keough spent
Sunday with friends in this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Angel OF
Providence were here over Sunday.
Miss Edith Tucker has entered the
employ of the Providence Telephone
Co.
A number from this place went to
the III. o. Wheeler auction on Tues
day.
Everett Adams is soon to remove
from Rockland to the Mathewson
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Luther OF Nortn
Attleboro visited relatives here this
week.
Misses Bertha and Eugenia Duston
attended the Food Fair in Boston on
Saturday.
Mrs GEDert King Of Providence
was the guest of DR.. Clara Bennett
on Sunday.
The Peckham family have reunion
and clam bake at the Elmcliffe Farm
last Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Bishop is having some
extensive repairs made to her cottage
on Silk Lane.
The schools are closed yesterday
and today on account of the Institute
in Providence.
Miss Mabel Smith entertained
friends from Pawtucket at the Harris
farm this week.
Quite a number from here attend
ed the entertainment on Monday eve
ming at Ashland.
Mr.. Arthur Smith and family Of
Hopkins avenue have gone TO Provi-
dence for the winter.
Mrs. Burgess White, Mrs. Walter
Hatch and Miss Susie Smith Of Provi-
dence were here on Monday.
II. o. Wheeler and wife are soon
to remove to their house in this vii.
lage, now occupied by Sydney Adams.
A statement by Rev. Walter c.
White concerning the Scituate church
controversy appeared in last Sundays
Tribune.
Mr.. Thompson and wife of Olney'
Vile visited Albert Shawcross on
Sunday, making the trip in 80 min
utes in his auto.
The proceeds OF the sale Of tickets
this evening at the Providence Opera
House will be used to benefit the Pine
Ridge Consumptive Camp.
The infant child Of Edward Shorts
leve died from cholera infantum on
Tuesday. Interment was in the North
Burial ground, Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis, have
removed TO the residence OF their
niece in Cranston
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis have been for
many years highly respected residents
OF the village and their removal Is
much regretted by their neighbors.
Sydney Adams is going to move in.
TO the tenement now occupied by
Henry Bartlett. Mr.. Bartlett and
wife will move 20 Mrs. Aldrich's house
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-10-19
ColWell-Petrick.

\ quiet wedding took place We'd
nesday evening at the home of Mr..
Parkinson on Dorchester avenue,
when Miss Jessie Petrick was united
in marriage 10 Mr.. Cyrel Colwell by
the Rev. F. |. Collins, rector of the
Church of the Messiah. After the
ceremony the bridal couple went 10
the Westminster Hotel for supper and
they left Providence on the 10:0S train
for Washington, ID. c., where they will
visit the groom's brother. They will
reside on Dorchester avenue.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-05
La Union de Puerto Rico en- Ponce.
Es candidate para aICalds sI senior Simon
MOret GaIIart.

Con Ell mayor orden y entusiasmo cele-
br65e el domingo iltimo en- Ponce, Ia con-
venci6n unionista para elegir los candida
toS que han de Ocupar los puestos de aquel
municipio y junta local de instruction,
como resultado de las pr6ximas elec-
Clones
kesuItaron elegidos: para alcalde, don
Simon Moret Gallart, y para cOncejaleS los
sefiores Augusta Gautier, Juan N. Torrue-
las, Herminio Morales, Juan Cintr6n,
Jose Sierra Gaztambide, Carlos Pacheco,
Guillermo Vivas Valdivieso, Luciano Fe-
rreiro y J. Cintr6n C6rdova,
Para la juDta de instruction, los senores
Antonio Morales Lebr6n, Joaquin S. Da-
pena Jose Negr6n Sanjurjo.
Buenos compatriotas, y muy dignoS de
ser llevados & esos puestos de honor por
la mayorfa de mas de 5000 votos con que
cuenta la Union de Puerto Rico en- Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-05
FL ESTADO
DEL TEMPO.
POT 81 DepaTtamentO Dc Agricultural
de las EstadOs lInid0s, SsCCi6n
De Puerto Rico.
SERVlCIO CLIMATOLOGICO.

Del Weather Bureau" Sc nos envfa 81
'sBoletfn Semanal del Tempo, de la
semana que termin6 81 dia 10. de Septiem-
bre 1906, que eontiene las ssiguientes obser-
vaciones:
Ha reinado un tempo de parcialmente
nublado claro, siendo nublado y amena-
zador casi tiltimoB de semana, con baja
baFometrica.
Las temperatures fueTon poT 10 general
ligeramente mas bAjas en- todos los diatritoB
de la parte N. que durante la semana
anterior, en- las otras parties los cambios
fueron pequefios y variables.
La precipitation fu6 generalmente fuer-
te en- Ia division o., ligeramente sobre Ia
normal en- Ia division N. E., muy
ligera en- la division s., excepto en- 81
extreme del distrito O. que cayeron bue-
nos aguaceron.
Reinaron vientos de frescos brisotes
del E. hasta 81 dia 81 que fueron del Ne,
llegando ser fuertes; rodando hacfa 81
N. 1urante Ia tarde del dia /.
Velccidad maxima en- San Juan fue 81
millas del N, 81 ,dia 81.
La siguiente tabla demuestra Ia vaFia-
ci6n de temperature y la cantidad de pre-
cipitaci6n en- estacioneS determinadas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-05
La BeIIeza en- la Mujer.

Els la belleza en- la mujer una de sus
mas hondaS preocupaciones; todas quieren
sparecer hermosas y bellas, NADIA mas
f6cil y sencillo 81 se amoldasen y aviniesen
nuestros consoles.
Cualquier mujer por fea que sea puede
aparecer no ya de una hermosura pasaiera,
sino de una belleza deslumbrante y tenta-
dora; y para conseguirlo c6mprese listed
senorita un corpino de las sedalinas Gre
pon6, una falda negra una mantilla de
las que venden en- "El Cielo'', ia Clio
ria 'La Vizcaina."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-05
THE INGLATERRA.

Casa recientemente alberta con
espaciosas y bien amuebladas ha-
bitaciones, situada en- la calle IA
entire 6a. y Ia. Avenida, accesi-
BILE q los tranvias el6ctricos, ele-
vados, tranvias subterraneos, item
das y otros parajes pdblicos.
Ofrezco a las personals que nos
visiten en- esta estaci6n uu esme-
rado trato, precios limitados CO.
mida q la criolla.
PRoP1ErAR1o, j. G. DeIgado.
NEW-YORK.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-05
AlOs MED!GOs.

En- la 8. A. Luz Electrica Sc han recibi.
do aparatos para masajesy = Sc venden muy
baratos. Allen "A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-05
Iglesia de San Jose.

Ell viernes, de los corrientes, al toque
de oraciones, dara principle Ia aolemne no
vena con orquesta que anualmente dedica
la Befiorita Teresa Folgueras, con la COO
peraci6n de otras personas devotas, al In
maculado Coraz6n de Maria.
Ell domingo 16, a las y media, tendra
lugar la fiesta principal, con miaa cantada
q orquesta y sermon, cargo de un sacer-
dote de la Congregation de la Mission.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-05
IOSEFA ZARATT.
0OCtOra on MsdiOina y Ciruiia.

De la Universidad de Tufts de Boston,
con licencia de los State Boards de Mass.
Medica que fue del Hospital de Mujeres de
Filadelfia del Holy Ghost Hospital de
Cambridge.
Intermediates de Mujeres y Niflos, Partos.
CORsutas do 3a4. CRUZ 80.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-05
EN- NEW YORK

Hospedaje de primera clase; ca
ia situada en- 81 punto mas cen
trico de la ciudad, cerca de Broad
way, parque central, subway
Y los trenes elevados que ofre
cen grandes conyeniencias a los
viajeros. Trato esmerado, habi-
taciones espaciosas, claras, y mag
mica cocina, precios m6dicos. Te-
l6fono y demas adelantos moder-.
aos.
Dirijirse 4 M. LUZUNARIs,
1873 WEST ga STREET.
NEW-YORK, CITY.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-05
lNDIclDla GENERAL

coNSEJO A LAS MADRES..Ei iarsbe cairnsnte a.
a Sonora Winsow debe sempro que los nios eatan
81 Pequeno paciente produce slieho natural franqno
sivia e dol9r 81 angelic despefta muy vvo aIegre
sncas siyia aus dolores hace fcss las lneiouss del
est6mago regua los ntesinoe Is 81 meior relnedio
conoedo para dlaea va provenga &sta de ii dentc5n
&c snaqnera otra eausa Iengass mucho cuidado ped
De tndos.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05
Gin taitbfnntuner Worfabr Ses
3bnies bum Stalien.

Giner Der 8orfabren bes R6nies
9ittor emanuel Ill. mar toubItumm;
bas binberte Jpn iebo9 ni6t, cine toifs
tise politii9e Rolls sl Spielen Hnb Ii9
fabei Dur9 SnteIlisen3 unb &lugbeit
dus3laei9nen. Gs mar Der 8rins
emanuel pbiIibert bon gorigndn BON
Der jiin9eren 2inie, bic BON Sabre
1881 Biz our SbronbsItsisung &dr!
4Iberts resiette.
Defer Bring emanuel pbiIiberi bon
Garisnan nnrbe tdubifumm i'm Sabre
1880 in Surin geboren. S9on IN feis
ner 2inbbeit flhte man ibm bls Gpres
den bei3ubringen. Grit elm Jrdnaoie,
9err b. @auselds, bann Elm Sta!iener,
Nicen5o 8drint, bei9dfti9ten fiH nit
Istner Gr3iebung, unO Der lebte srreiHs
te es aud, boB er einise ipenige morte
ausIpre9en fonnte. Der 6eraoa BON
Saint : Simon f9risb bariiber in ieis
Ter Memoiren: s0iefes grduidm. Sc
bre6en Derfebts b1s @ous Sopober Inn
70 mebr Il @ersipeiflung, aIs Der prius
all ben 9eiit, SntsIlissn3 unb 9eritnnS
Derrieth, beIien er in ieinem 3uftdn6e
fd9ie mar. Nudbem man alles m5as
Tide psrtudt, fdBts man enbIi1 cineu
IeBteH Gnti9luB, Nan iiberliee ibn
sirem Mdnne, loelder petipro6, i'm
sum Spre9eH unb @erIttbtn Su brins
gsn, bo~rausgeIebt, bdB man tbm bolls
ftGnbig bic 6errF6oft iiber ben grinsen
iitsrIieB. Der @rFola mar 6erarfia
bdb Der prin5 nit Siilfe ber 0ippeubes
tpegune unb Ginger @eberben dIles
perftanb. Gr besfiff allies, las, Ebrteb
unb fprnm fogar ipsnn aud mil ,iems
Iih GROCER @diuisrioisit. OK IelbH
bfniiBis bic 2sbren. bic Il erboIfen, unb
osbeitste nit Q bel DiIlsnalraft, @siR
ilab S1atIIinn, SAB sr meEfgre nil
se.!@ai.sE. psrihisbsne SprdGsn HnO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05
German Syrup.


gBir mplIen unieren 9eiern eth.
Dridlih periihern bo6 BOIhee's
German Gprnp beutsntaae pDItiu
k1s ginsiee grdpnrdt I'M @nrtte IN
Ueltes ghminblnnt Iinbert unb
hetit. Gs entbdlt bic Giaenmittet.
nle reinen Cheer. 2InsSua Upn BIlans
senhnrs ulp. neldle nls 0eilmtttrl
fir Snifen unD GdpwinbInht BON ben
m~ebesinifhen GDngrtSIen 10 hOch ae,
f6dst fnD. Der Shwinolidttde,
einerlei Oh bic ssrnnibeit i'm noiIe
Dner aunne, mu6 oes 9of)ts &ube
babe unO Oes MDraens Irei Ietn bon
Mnf1lIe uUn ttp6enen nnb f~Oiternben
0uhen. Die ertrnniten 9beile Der.
innnsn nnh RHhe, heilenDer uno
~lEnbenOer g~ehonDluug, uno Der ga,
tieut beoarI Der Frsifan Cult, outer
Natrung Irrien 9Inemnrfs bes 4goy
aero, nit ihneEer nnD D~onernOer
9~tnDernra. Rlstne gi1ind1en su
25 Gents aembanlide @rDBe nabesu
Dinl 10 Die eulhnllen0 rs Eents.
s5n ngen 4pDthelen AZ naben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05
Dor Der eiseaen gbar.

gu ben britifGsn prablereien biI,
bet bus 9rbeiterelenb in allen enaIt,
i4en SnouftrittGbten einen nebmii.
tbiseH 9sgeniob. DosFslbe 2dnb, baS
ii9 riibmt, in allen @eIttbeilen su
berrfdsn, unb beIien a~risgsflotte ii
nit Der ber.inisten Ssemo9f bon min.
beftens bier dnberen Rdtipnen iolf auf,
nebmen tOnHen, rmubS SunberttaHs
fenbe, penn ni@t Millionen feiner ets
genen 8eDobner am Sungertu1e nas
gen lafisn. DAB bic srObe Wldile Der
9ebDlterung ni9t rur in 2onbon,
ipnbern aud in ben anbersn 9roBs
fGbten ntdt eenug berbieRt, ilm iiG
angemeiIsn ndbrsn gu tDnnsn, TT aus
fatifttfden Grmittelunsen IGnsIt Be.
fdnnt setuefen. 9esslei9en bat lnon
getpubt, bdb e. uirgsnbs 70 piele obs
boHlOie unb 9du5li9 Dertpobr!oile
8tnber sibt, ME i'm rsi9ften 2anoe
guropas. Neuerbtngs Iinb dber, trOb
Der : notwithstanding giinIigen Sc
f6Gftslase in dnberen 3Gnbern, gauge
@6aaren bon englil9en Mrbeiiern
islbf ibres tGr9li1en gintommens be-
rdubt unb eerdbe5u duf bic Strdbe
getuOrf.n iporben. 9ie GDib 6dt sinsn
folden limfuns CREDIT, baB bic Be-
i8GftisunssIufen 6ffsntli6e aunbSes
bunsen u~erunFalten, unO ibre Grdusn
ben PremierminiIter angsflebt baben,
BEN gltnbs bnrd sRotbItdn0sbauten"
gu iteusrn. Serr BalfOur aber BAT
ipohl cine abpr6nung ber 6rauen en-,
pFonssn unb ii4 ibren Sammer cr5Gbs
len laifen, bat linen inbeifen tefnen
Srof ipen6en t6nnsn. Gr boffe, Iaas
fe e., OaB bic @cbltbGtiatsit ben Or
beitstoIen gu 6ilfe fOmmen fperbe. auF
ben sfosialiFiI9en" 0oridlaq ben
lnbeidGEtigteH aus Gtaotsmitteln
Grperbsqutllen gu erI6lieben, tSnne
er niht einssben, neil bobur9 Der uns
tetrle111ingsgetN unp bic 9bdttraft
eer Ration geIGfmt fperben lpiirbsn.
90 rebtte bos Sterboupt elmer Reaiez
rung, bic in Sntien i9ou oft glotb-
l~tdnbsbauten %porssnommen bat. I'm,
Der 5unssrsnOtb gu besssnen.
Die nrfu6sn Der srI6redenben grs
beitsIUiisteit IN q rpBbritonnien lieaen
tlar gu Sage. Refine Hdtion, fpeSn Tie
aud nod 70 reid if, lam duf Sic
Dauer tiHen erbsbIi6en 9beiI hires
gintcmmsns ouf unfru6ibare aritas.
aipsde Deripenben O6ne ibr Grnsr6sle
Ben su iddbigen. @rOBbrifannisn bat
Gber nift nur llnIammsu an Die lin
teriohung Der goeren Qepenoet, ION
bern aud istne 5Iottsnauspoben In 6ets
nabt fDabniinniger @eiIe erb6bt. Da
bas nabe5u e~ntpDItsrte SrIunb nlft
ms9r mitSdbIs, 70 mHlItn gnaIanb.
SdoitIano uHb DaIes nllein Sic riss
tiusH acItsn Der Deltmamippgiiit Be-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05
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au!en Sdnblunsen aufgelsst iinb, nell
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ALIEN benz idpsren gsbots Der pfIl&t.
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tbiger. bod nit Der ougenideimli6en
grtDdrtung elmer grpiberung; man
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fir ibre Site, ,nb bieie u~nperblllte
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cor gu Off bos 9sfibl Der Dantburs
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Site, nud benz Tie ftreben, 5upeilen
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as Grlpioerung Ober lie fiblen Ii9
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belt. bic ibnen Der Gbarotter zines
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Die Site mdn6er seist li6 auf fdu
nenbofte ungleihs DsiIe, ais Der Gr.
CUB elmer gIiidIihen gemiisbsItim
mung, dts cine f9nen berflisaenoe
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lur oar 3n baIO: pun iI's oenuq! -
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3ri unb Beiie lein, in tpeIfer bic
BcbItbaien ssIpeubet purDsu9
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