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CHAPTER II.-(Continued.,


Sometimes Gerald Tenby wondered il
his uncle doubted him-if Sir Maurice
shared with Antonio the suspicion that
he had not been altogether blameless in
the matter of Habert's dishonor but this
thought only came at odd moments. AS
general rule, he had too much faith in
his uncle's faith in himself Heir as he
was TO the Mill Cross property, had the
old man at Mill Cross Court really mag
lned him capable of falling as Hubert
had fallen, he never would have stretched
out his hand and given his nephew well
come
There was only one living creature who
hal dared to tell him to his face that Inc
young man who had gone from his home
an outcast had been sacrificed through
him and by him. That person was An
tonid Marchmont, the girl whom Gerald
Tenby had loved ever since he had grown
TO manhood. And now Antonio was COM
ing TO London-coming into the house Of
the one woman whom he might call an
intimate friend.
What would be the outcome of this?
Had he been a stranger he might have
laughed at the possibility of girl doing
him any harm; but Gerald Tenby never
laughed when he thought of Antonio. In
deed, there were moments when he had a
feeling of cold fear upon him, when his
quick brain carried him into the future,
and showed him a probable working out
of vengeance time of unutterable con-
fusion for himself, and triumph for the
man who had been driven from his faith
'er's home as a thing too base to live with
in its walls
When such a vision came to Gerald
Tenby he shivered, and it was some time
before he drifted back to his customary
self-control. Then when he had put his
fears completely behind him he would
laugh at himself.
'If this had been going to happen" he
would say to himself, confidently, 1T
would have happened long ago. Why am
such a fool? Hubert is dead man, as
far as l am concerned, and my future is
safe"
When she found herself alone in her
room the night of her arrival in London,
Antonio Marchmont knelt by the open
window and looked across the tops of the
houses TO the clear sky studded with stars.
She had a strange sensation upon her
as she knelt there. 1t seemed to her as
if she had drawn a little nearer to the
one she sought as if, having made the
effort and turned herself away from the
tranquility and sorrow of her home, she
had advanced distinct step on the road
toward the fulfllment of that task which
was he one motive of her life.
Where are you, HubertY the girl
whispered to herself. ooh if my eyes
could only pierce through the world and
see you now; if only l could let you
know that there is one creature who be-
lieves in you, and loves you, and will
never rest till you are restored to your
own. perhaps that would give you happi-
ness, even though you have lost your faith
er's trust and love, and though your en-
envy has triumphed over you! Shall
ever see you again, Hubert? Shall
ever see you again?"
She dropped her face into her hands,
and lgnelt in that position for some time !;
then slowly she drew herself away from
the window, closed the blind, and pre-
pared to go to rest.
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To Clean a Rain Cont.

First dip the rain coat in cold soft
water, then with a scrubbing brush and
yellow soap proceed to scrub it all
over. having spread it on a table When
the dirt is removed dip the coat in
repeated waters TO get rid of the suds,
but do not wiring it. Hang up in the
air or in an airy room, but do not put
near the fire. Paint or grease spots
must be removed by spirits Of turpen-
tine, and common soap viii do the rest
The dirties spots wiE necessarily need
the most So, Dbing. Hot water should
never be used in cleaning a rain coat.
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Scalloped linen ruching is novelty.
Aigrettes flourish on most of the new
hats.
Dark, sober clothes are at dis
count.
The "Longworth" turnover collar is
a new one.
The prettiest spring accessory is the
marabou boa.
A Francis gown and hat is all in
Garibaldi red.
Old-fashioned striped stuffs have a
great showing.
Dainty ribbon flowers, sacheted with
their proper odors, are the newest
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-05-22
Right Kind of a Husband.

Recently a magazine interviewed a
hundred representative women, in town
and country. What kind of a man
should woman marry? was the ques-
ton.
And what qualities in a husband, do
you think were named in the answers?
Wealth? Good looks? Good dressing?
Social qualities? No one Of them was
so much as mentioned by a single wom-
AM Seventy-fve of the one hundred
put HONESTY and HONOR first of
all
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Lolita Armour NOT Cur.d

The return Of the little daughter of J.
Ogden Armour, Lolita, for the second time
to the Vienna hospital of Prof. Lorenz
gives color to the report that the famous
operation performed in this country in
1903, which made so much talk about
bloodless surgery, has not turned out sue
cessfully. DIR. Shaffer of the Cornell med
ical school, who was with Lorenz in this
country, now admits as much Neverthe-
less, he says, this is no criterion of the
Lorenz method, for, to his personal knowl-
edge, three operations performed that
year have given the patients complete re
lief. Statistics indicate that the cures
have been about 20 per cent.
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IT was an old story for me to hear ho~
hard life was for my cousin, and how
zluch there was he wanted do; and be
had been particularly keen on taking this
appointment, because il would give him
the opportunity of travelling and seeing
the world / don't know that ! was sorry
that we did not meet-at any rate, not
then. A little later it was different
natter"
There was another pause. When du-
belt spoke again his voice was very bur.
RED and strained.
ITO he continued
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-05-22

The woman WHO possesses the long
est head Of hair in the world is said to
be Mercedes Lopez, a Mexican. Her
height is 5 feet, and when she stands
erect her hair trails ON the ground
4 feet inches. The hair is so thick
that she can completely hide herself in
it. She has it cut very frequently, as
it grows so quickly, enabling her to sell
large tresses to hair dealers every
month. She is the wife Of poor sheep
Eerder.
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lace. Even the severe tailor-made gown
must have at least It's little turnover
collar of delicate lawn with lace inser
lions, and its cuffs of the same. Valen-
ciennes is seen trimming broadcloth.
in the shape of deep rows of insertions
sewn together in a broad shoulder
piece. Evening gowns are one mass OF
lace frills, and the lace hat is the cor.
rect thing for fashionable afternoon
functions.
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Happy Courfshins.

The fact that some lovers are able
ro attain the ideal of happiness during
their period of courtship IS a constant
source Of wonder to those couples
49, @-2se of love Is considerably
disturbed by differences and quarrels
which seem TO arise IN spite Of their
endeavors to avoid contentious mat
tiers. The secret of courtship happi-
ness, however, IS q very simple one 1t
lies in the two words mutual forbear-
ance, which il is necessary TO prac-
tice both before and after marriage, if
true happiness is desired
II u q rather curious fact that lovers
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-05-22

man of simple tastes, and is noted for
his philanthropy and his services to the
poor and sick. He is further described AS
a lover of home and family. The charges
against DIR. Crapsey were based on his
book, Religion and Politics." and on a
sermon he delivered last December. His
accusers charged that, in general, he de-
MED the virgin birth of Christ, His resur-
rection, His miracles and His divine char
acter
On all the specifications il is stated
that the court stood four to ore against
DIR. Crapsey. To the final decision, how
ever, it is said that Or. Durham declined
to accede.
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a New .eaItham Match comnnnv

It WIS announced at Boston Monday
that rs Waltham Watch Company, with
S12,0O5,0G0 capital stock, had been or
gained to take the place Of the American
Waltham Watch Company, which was
capitalized at 100000. A million will
be used 70 enlarge plant and it viii en-
pIoy 5000 persons.
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Jordan,s Theory OF Enrthnunke.

President Jordan of Stanford univer-
SHY, which was so terribly shaken up by
the recent earthquake, ascribes the dis
turbance to a slipping of the Sierra Mo
rena mountain chain from three to six
feet along the line of geologic fault.
This chain forms the backbone of the pc
ninsula of San Francisco, and along its
base for forty miles is narrow valley.
Jordan says that on April IS the old fault
reopened and cracked the surface of the
earth the entire length of the valley, caus-
ing the mountain to slip toward the north.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-05-22

Never has lace been more popular
than II is ar present. Old lace and
new lace. real lace and imitation. hold
sway. The woman with lace heirlooms
is the envied creature Of the hour. No
frcck is complete without its touch OF
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49, o. = @fAt 4 n -
before which he has
been on trial for his
opinions oncerning
the virgin birth and
r e s u IRE c { j on
of Christ ar I rhe
nature of the Tim
ity.
Rev. Crapsey has
been rector of St.
Andrews Episcopal
church in Rochester
several years. and is
so years old. He is
~, n p,lan4 etnIz.+
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failings when the fact is pointed out
that they often spring from an excess
of affection, and even where there are
real faults, that love is not worth
much which cannot forgive them.
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BetbIehem steeI SurnIus

The first annual report of the Bethle-
hem steel corporation, which was formed
By Charles VI. Schwab and of which the
o'd Bethlehem Steel Company is the prin-
cipal factor, figures out a surplus of ST.
S43,619.
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A woman can't see why it Is hard
for man to quit smoking. And man
can't see why ii is hard for a woman
to quit wearing corsets.
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FOUND GUILTY OF HgREsY..

| Episcopal Church Court Decides
| Against Rev. DIR. Crnpsey.
Rev. Algernon S. Crapsey has been
| found guilty Of heresy by the Episcopal
| ecclesiastical court at Batavia. n. Y.
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Educational Agriculture.

Prof w. r. Hart Of Nebraska, in a
recent address, took the ground that the
study Of agriculture in our public schools
would afford the best possible material
for mental discipline. Not only is the
farm life and its occupations fun Of mate
rial To cultivate the power Of obserya-
ton, but it is all connected with the life
of the student. What knowledge the coun-
try child has is certain and vivid. lie
has been dealing with realities, instead
of with symbols and distractions.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-05-22

Sir Henry Tascheran, chief justice Of
Canada, has resigned.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-26
UNDER AWFUL TERRORS
Of 4 Rain Of ASHES
Graphic Stories of the Flight of the People
Before the Burning Wrath OF
Mount Vesuvius.

ton, which are monopolized in the
carrying of people out of the zone of
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paupers- Bids for Maintenance.

Notice is hereby given, that til
following named paupers will be
let to the lowest and best bidder
during the February Term 1906
Of the County Court of Gasconade
County. Sealed bids for the main
tenance and proper care Of such
paupers must be filed with with
undersigned Clerk Of said Court on
or before the first day Of said Feb
ruary term the Court reserving the
right to reject any and all bids.
All paupers will be let for the
term Of one year, except W, Ether
ton for whom bids must state price
per month.
Mary Bixen, Wilhelmiue Book
Martha Brewer. Mary Everett
Sarah Lacey, Val Branson. Y
Suche, Teens Eikermaun, Michae.
Haynes, August Richter and w.
Ethertcn.
f@a WITNESS my hand am
Seal seal OF said County
SJ Court this 9TH day 8
January, 1906.
THEo. GRAF,
County Clerk.
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MORTGAGES SALE.

~. LTHLNr
Whereas. John Tegeler (tor more than
nine months deceased and Annl fegeler,
his wife, by their certain deed OF mortgage,
dated the 2Slh day OF November, 1888,
retorded in Book Ii, at page 1874, in the
Recorders Office OF Gasconade County,
Missouri, did convey to August Toedtmann
as mortgage, the following described real
estate. situated in the county of Gasconade.
State Of Missouri, to wit:
A tract OF land commencing al the South
west corner of Lot No. Two t2l according
TO the plat of Morrison Station, recorded
in the Recorders Office of Gaseonade
County, Missouri, and from said corner
running South SO feet, and 240 feet East
u a point 10 be the beginning corner from
said beginning corner running South leo
leet, thence East 90 teet; thence North 100
feet, and thence West 60 feet, back to such
beginning corner;
Which said conveyance was made to Sc
cure the payment Of 4 certain note and
debt therein described; and. whereas, said
note and debt, as well as said mortgage
have been assigned and conveyed to me the
undersigned for value received; and where
as, default has been made in the payment
OF the said note and debt after the same
became due;
Now, therefore, by virtue ofthe premises,
and in pursuance OF the power OF sale in me
vested under said mortgage, |, the under
signed assignee and mortgage, will on
SATURDAY. MARCH 10, 1906
between The hours Of 8 O'Clock in the tore
noon, and O'clock in the afternoon of such
day, on the premises described aforesaid,
offer for sale at public vendue, and sell to
the highest bidder, for cash in hand, the
real estate described aforesaid. for the pur-
pose OF satisfying said note and debt, and
the costs Of this proceeding.
ANNA KEISKER,
Mortgage.
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Serr Otto y. SleMner. nneritdni6er 3o6GinfIer. Chef hes Gberf
y. s. COBB (@lffnlo BIN, .iest aa6enhef I'M Oataier @ranO SoteL In
Seattle, SBaib, fhreibt:
nS9 lit an Ssnens nnb &[aienIdben, bts t1 bs 2e6ens ~aberbrhfFg
tunrbc. Sd berfahte biae @ebt5tneH, fDnmte aMr feine $He ftHben, bis
ID gerana nabn. 90 mar gerabe 81 ipnn6erbar, ge pg i'd mid pObIer
fhbltc, nadOenr Id Bite GeeDi3n MIR eMe ISOLDE gebraumt bate. Sd e..
wartete ntht, bR mir bRieIbe permanent Befen farbe; 70 LANCE mir ies
bp& bic WieOi5hn cute 9teufe Ieifets, fabr i'd nit berem gebranG fort.
an Gnbe etnes baI6en Satrcs fanb i9 ST. reinen Grtauren aus, bdf
mcir Sgacm uun alien Oiften brfret par nnn baF ih sebeHt mar, unt
ge1eflt 81 bdibcn. etebefken iidGtA cine Sur5asHhe Wrd5tn unS i'd
ertdre bes NIT bteeHt gergHhgen.H EttS q. SIefbner.
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Neue An3etgeH.
Nuftien. rl%uierseidneter mirb oui Ieiier
- MAMMALIAN G.-n. NJ. Nn..L.. r,,A....cr


Wuftien. uHierseid,neter pirb oui Iei,,er
bisberisen Sarm 2h yleiIen Iiolpetflid
bon permann, am
DOnuerlta q, ben l % dr5. 1906,
iolsenOes peri5nIid1e Giseufbum pertauIen:
2 GisI, 3 aiibe. s 8iuber. mebrece oapon
trddlti9, l Sboriborn 9ua, | gAtierIdnpein
irdd)iig, 8 2dufer, / iunger Gber, / Tarms
fpdsen, l SprinSiuaSen, / 9eerias 9inper,
| S~GemaIdline, | 1raSsmdber,1 Seured3ei,
2 Sg9en. 1 p unb ! I.ptero S~uitipator, /
S~6auIeIpilus. / 2fpierb pflus, / Qoru,
plug, ] sdodliter, L SdIitieu, / 6edIeI.
bant. l 6eueabel mt las Sub Strid unb
50 Sub SeIeiIe. mebrere Gu5eno Slbner, /
aodoten, 2 6ei56ien, 2 9iIdie, 1 ed,ronf, /
Ereiier, 3 Yettitelen, ionle mebrere onbere
Yarmouth 6ausserdtbe au 5ablreid nm QUE
bier az benenen.
8eoin9ungen Gummer unter
$500 bdar, iiher $500, 8 Wonate Grebtt
sesen Tote nit gutter Gtterbcit.
Soiepb 8 emmp D..
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glnftien. tnterSei6neter mirb auI Der
N2eberIe Karin bel 9asconaoe Sin, am
Oonneritaa q, Den 15. Nebraar,

Seoerle Sdrni bei @~aScpnaoe Sin, am
DonnerIta q, Den 10. Sebrlar,
ioIsenbes peri5nlife Gisentbum an ben
y,etftbietenten oui DfentEider auttion Der.
tauIen;
4pierbe, 1 Rub, l Rinb, 2 WlutieriGtpetne
II aduIer, 1 S%drmmosen. / Buggg, 1 q
pierb RornpTIanaer. 2 e~inIpanniee GuIiipa,
tors. 2 2.pferb GultipotSrS, 1 aiIter unb
8orn Drill a~afammen. 1 ~ 2ou pnua, 1 IL
3ua qFus. 1 a~otnpFus, l G6auieIpIlua, 1
ifpei pier6 Sd)auIelpTiis, 6sge, @rasinds
her, 6euredlen, 40 Rufben 6hfueinebratb,
2 Get pierbeeeidirr, Rounb Saf 6eiscien,
GentersIiI6, ao6cien, 2 3iiHe, Bedroom
Seti, mebreEe BetItelen nit Gprine nnb
Ulatra5en. Carpets, Sdrdnfe unb alIerlet
6ouS- uHb a~idaenserdibe 3u 3abtreib nm
ole aItSuihbreni ebenfaus cine slnadbl Glib.
ner.
9soinsunsen; aae gummen nnier IS
8aar; auI Gumnien iiber IS ipirb Gin CREDIT
BON s NirHaie b~etpiIliai eegen Rcte mil
Giderbeit tpeIfe BON Der 8ant 8~uteebeiben
ipirb. Gegen Baar3ablung Dir6 Elm Rn,
bait pom 2 pToSent befnili0t.
Dertauf besinnt mn 10 nbr Dorm.
Trib 8tehL.
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"a p~erPauVen: Sine kreet Bottom

81 terPaMEen: Sine Ereet Bottom
Sarn, IN Gasconabe gountD entbaIient ISL
Nder bon fpeldlen 65-70 tl6er IN auIier
fiub, Der ReIt So5lanb dls paTtnr bembi.
Die Farm 1T i'm sutem 9uIldno; bat Elm
eroBe6 gaditein Wobnbous nit eiIterng
nnb Brunnet meIde mebr nie 9enue
WaIIer baIten; ebenIolS Gdsune uno geben.
9cbdnoe pie ouf Der 5orm iibIib. Die
Karin 1T 9 BleileH iiib6iiiih BON Seimaun
uno 6 WeiIen Iiiopeftlid BON Berger an neI
8teB erser Sort. gDirb az onnebmbdrer
9~ebineunaeH perfauFt. Rpmnt unD feb
oieielbe an. 4Dm. 8. 4rdutieom,
n, =. p. yic. ]. Sor PA yleip pobsn, no
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Gisarrsu uno ,llsnfd den.

lie Gisarren pno bic MeRId,en
einO in pieIem i'd gang sIeidg
T'rum piG ib bic 2lebulidjfeiten,
aiebel 2euie. tinSen Sud.
lie @eburi seist idlon bic beioen,
9ei Sigarren pie beim aipb.
DAP. neil man lie bsioe wideIt
4eibes gDideltinber Iinb.
9ei ben iiinsersn Sigdrren
Sent oaS 5eaer OiiHiaIS aus,
gDdbrcnb Dem bic meilieu alien
Gpuriam oamit balien 6auS.
60 iiirbi aud beiiunseu seuten
Oh Die eebenSIiamm' babtn,
Wdbreno man be, manhem alten
Gle nod trditig Iiebi sraliib'R.
Bel Gisarren pie bel Wenidlen
aauit NON sicIeS oil iiir adj,
llno pas man iiir adt sebalten,
3eist fd ipdier ber5lid) idIed)t,
Simmer fault man piel Su ibeuer.
99epn man uur aui'0 Getbldti iiebt,
3piden Sd,unO itpO gutter Ddare
M N.N. W
SIT elm GROCER lrterIdieo.
Sci Sisurren ipie BEL gtenid)en
3eigi i'd, Ole gersdnslid,teit;
seioe iperpen eiaii ~ NIds,
@eioe iino Elm Raub Der Seit.
Drum senieB' Gisurr' unb eeben
glidjt nit %alISuihnelem 2u9,
Cont perfdllf pie bic Gtsarre,
tn gu iriib bem sihentrus.
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6ranOeigentbum : ,leberirasurst gen.

John Boettcher to Wm. F. Mat.
thews. Lot IL block rs in
Bland, W. .$5e
G. ]. Bauer TO Fritz Hahn, LOT q
block S Rosebud W d.. S4c
@ J. Bauer to Caroline Hahn. lot
8 block S, Rosebud W. d.. sac
Fred Colmau to VIM. Eberlin
Lots 20, p. "a E. Sth street;
lots %, Is, n, %, 81, 80, IS
L. 6. street Hermann ". d.. /.
SIooo
John Gerken to John P. Davatz
IS a IN 32-4I-6 q. c.. $3.50
John Mister to James NJ. Casey
4o-a III S-42-4 W. d.. 5000
State to George Kopp copy Of pat.
eat SO a IN l6-44-5
Frank Schulz ct. all. 10 John P.
Davaiz IS a IN 32--4I-5 q. c.
$3.50
John Tackitt 10 Thos J Lemons
ga in T6--4G-6 W. d.....SI5
Mary E. Vaughan 10 Vim McWil-
liams Ia IN 2I-4I-6 w.d.Ss
Robert Walker TO r d. Muud-
willer lots i9 aud 81 west Sin
str. Hermann; assigns d. SIS
F. W. Wisemau to CRY OF Her
mann, lot So city cemetery q.
c. d.. $40
William Winters TO Fred Pletz 40
ain 36-42-6 W d.....S5oo
Isaac Rhodes to Arthur Albright
I6o-a in 5-4o-6 W. d ST7oc
Hermann Schaffner ct al to Otto
Schmidt 2oo-a in 20 aud 20
44--4 $3.50
Thomas S. Benson to John Gray
Ia in II-4I-5 W. d.
Ferdinand Stock TO Thomas S.
Benson / a II--4l-6q.c.d 81
Virginia Thofern ct. al. to Albert
Thotern t6o-a ia IS and 60
ass W. d..............s 6oc
H.. c. Getting to VIM. Steele 20,
lots on west 6. str. w.d. $4,000
Alvin Poeschel to DR.. E. Hafner
lot II and J Of ID Market str
Hermann, .SI5oo
w. H. Jarvis to Thomas Rogers
lot ? block 2 Bland W.. d. $3.50
w. A. Benson to Jacob L. Souders
! interestin land in r7-4I-4
W. d........ ..........SI37s
Henry Gieseke deceased to Geo
II. Buschmaun lots 6, 2, 8, 6
and 10 in block 4 OwensvilIs
John g. Williams to L. D. Vie.
man goa in 24-4I-5, W. d.
.$27oC
Julius Moebus to Bertha Moebu:
lot Io Market str, Hermann
81 and other considerations q,
c. d.
James A. Benuer to w. E. McWil
liams 3s-a in IS and al ar
ow. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,
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l1arftprtAe.

Der BeiSeumarit mar in Der Der
saaseuen Buds etpas itdrier, oh,
wohl Der U~teblbunOel nod niht ieGt
febanft mar, mar bod cine before
@ahirase IA u~srseidneu, Der Dor
roth pom meIdem 8iuterwei5en
uimmt ollmnblih ab, oaseeeu m6hft
Der yorratb on bnrtem Beisen.
ueberhaupt 1T i'm annoe cine iiettse
8unnbme oes gOrrntbes gu uer5eit.
men. Der Ii1tbnre gurrnth uers
mebrte I'D, UNI 1858, 600 Suibel nuo
betr6gt iest Az ,02l 900 8uibel, es
iinD bies u RiaiOusn Buibel mebr
mte i'm uOrisen Sabre. Die beiten
Gurien bradten In ct. 2uuis, Oh
95r. (bDher uis In iraeno einen an
beren Rnrit i'm 2anDe), gbieaeu 81
-sOae, solsbO, 8S4e, Gem gori,
SAC. 4.
Ter Meblmar,t blieb feit aber
rubia. Die Greiie bleiben uerdn.
bert. gatent $4.S0-4 so. Straight
"a, 2o-4.so. erlra Sanep So 9s-
40.
gBelihfurn III ettuns i'm Breiie ae-
fieeen, 60 uertuuite fih fur AZ 44c
per Buidet ie na@ lualitdt uno
SOrte.
pnfer lit biliser er brahts 81
SIC per BuIhel.
Der aartUHetmartt mar Hau unO
eipos uiebrieer, Oa Die GussbOte
orbBsr iinO ole Die 9aAfrass.
Die beften SOrten uertnuttsn fi1
fur 5S--s5e per Guibel. golOrabu
SOrten brnd1ten bis gu Bic.
9sbenbe Sdweiue paren unbe
fdnOis i'm greiie. erft maren fs
bilIteer. erbottsu iiG ieOOG uieber
unb brineen i.st $4.So-55o pei
100 Biun0.
@erduhte SpedIeiten uerpadt Der
inuJtsn Fd su sB-l0BIper &funb.
Columbia. Der gerein Del
Woissahter bon RiHoart bielt btel
MlittpOh i'm Beiiein BON 600 Gar.
mern Istue susite sibuna. Dor
trdse pnrsen asbnlteu BON 9rOt. 9
%. Forbes Don Der aGerbnufAnls
Dr. s. D. Bettit uOn Der SaiuDiiv'
Decentralization, 81. .. U. 6uitU,
bon Chicago uno Or. gaui Shmei
b,r DDu Der GRiTOurisr geriudsaa
tiun, grDf s. 5. Rina BON MnDtlOl
Ris., 9oiepb g. Bling Dou Uleh
nutcsbura, 81 nnb Gr. s s. @a
ters Die Mlaisnusdeluna mar bi
It6nlIs, bic ie In WIifouri eeiebs
tuurbe. Der TotaI TN Rertbe DO
500 far bic better svUansip WutslDl
ben tuurDe 6grrn p. s. Crane puI
Glmp sneElanut
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-19
8se.ra.ta beieitiot bic itria6e be-
@iercnletbeH.

MterenleibeE.
9eru1a trifft Die SnrSel bes ltebels|
tuenu es ben &ntarrb Der Aieref
beieitigt. Ser 3atdrrb lit bic llrIdfi
nuer 9ierenleiSen. Man beIeitige biz
llriade uno man tpiro Die 8trtlns
beieitieett. Sbne fi1 in irgeilS cine
@eife beeintrddtigen 5t IaIien, fpirf'
8eruna brett mif Die frante STEELE.
Die Gieren tperbet bnnn baln tpic0ei
lire 4rbeit nit Der fri6eren @egeIs
mdbisteit berri9ten.
sanienbe purt 8eHsniKet.
@em Sr. Sartmart geben iebes Sail
Sauien6e bon 8eugniiien bon 2euterl
su, bic bon NierepIeiOen beimgeIndI
iuaren. tueIde Der &ontrpue Der Nerst.
it'd Ianoe i6on entSo9sn batten, uni
IN 6enIelben miro Rerlna fir feirt
tpun6erbar betpirtte,i &urer aIes Got
ertbeilt.
aoreifiren Gle an @r. Snrtruart.
BEN grdliOenteu bes Snrtmart Snnls
tarittms IN 9oIumbiis, 6. ane gors
reiponben5 irirO ftritt tcnfiberticlf be-
.hanSelt.
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ME SiaIluns II at O~ertanfen. NdbereS in
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