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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-10
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.

CANDIDATE FUR SHERIFE.
The undersigned wishes to notify hi
county that he will be a candidate for
the republican nomination for sheriff
under the provisions of the direct pri-
mary law.
FRANK MCDONALD.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-10
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR

O1t COOANA EakJh111kJ0NAN'
The undersigned, an old-time resi-
dent of Chouteau county, solicits the
support of republican voters for the
nomination for county assessor, under
the provisions of the direct primary
law.
Havre, Montana George Hanks
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-10

Ada, Mont,
The Opelousas courier., 1906-01-06
Schools in France.

The French system of education is
intensely national. Its plan is exact
ly the opposite from our own school
system. With us the local cemmun-
ity controls primary schools. In France
the local community has no voice in
the matter. The French system is the
most centralized, the most strictly
regulated, the most autocratic and the
farthest removed from democratic
ideas of any school system in exist
ence. The exact uniformity Of the
schools is almost unbelievable. The
Minister of Instruction, sitting in his
Office in Paris, can tell at any moment
just what fable of La Fontaine each
child Of a certain age throughout the
whole of France is reciting. Teachers
are not allowed any latitude at all.
The result is to leave both teachers
and scholars almost completely lack.
ing in mental originality.-F. A. Van.
derlip, in Scribner's.
The Opelousas courier., 1906-01-06
THEN AND NOW.

To 80 the earth once seemed to be
Aass beautiful and fair;
An Hs!ng creatures were to ne,
% rood or air,
B&f Esndrsd of a.freer class; Il
thrilled with keenest joy Ii
To ind the young quail in the grass; \
] was a boy. '
The robin In the apple tree,
The brown thrush in the wood.
The meadow-larks, all called to me; .
l understood.
A sense of union with the whole,
Of love for beast and bird.
Deep chords from mans ancestral soul,
Each wild note stirred.
All that Is gone. and now | see
A blood-stained earth, where strife,
Cnccasing war, and cruelty,
Make room for life.
Each living thing a helpless prey
To sharper tooth, or claw,
Ten thousand murders every day
BY natures law.
But still old earth its glamour casts -
Ger the clear eyes of youth.
And still the old illusion lasts
In spite of truth
For now | find my boy can see 2.
The earth | used to know; -
He sees it as it seemed to me
So long ago.
Poor, little chap! sometimes / think
I'll tel him how he's fooled,
But when | see his eyes, | shrink,
Ny purpose cooled
Why slould I cloud his soul with doubt
Or youths Illusions MARI
Too soon. alas, he will find out
That life Is war.
Charles Frederick johnson.
The Opelousas courier., 1906-01-06
Where the Sea Disappears.

A Philadelphia girl was recently
overtaken and drowned by the incom-
ing tide On the west coast of France.
A transplanted Breton said of this
fatality.
Can you, who see your own tides
crawl i'll at the rate Of 10 feet or SO
an hour, imagine tides racing like wild
white horses up the fiat sands at
the rate Of half a mile d minute?
"The extraordinary fairness of our
Breton coasts gives us these phenom-
email tides. The sea does not rise and
fall: 1t appears and disappears: We
have a vast and fiat plain Of sand. At
a set hour the sea rushes in, white,
wild, submerging this vast plain. At
a set hour an Unseen hand sucks
back the waters-back 80, 40, so
miles-and nothing is visible but the
plain of pale sand again.
"Woe unto such as walk on this
desolate plain when the tide begins
to rise, for they must drown! Nothing
can a v Observation-Disclosures Bulle,
ain.
The Opelousas courier., 1906-01-06

d dark night W e see them magnifed extraordinarily. The causes o psychoos
ieal error are numerous. Fear and sorrow intercept sensations 1aShy
them; An ordinarily Outrageous man, unnerved in a railway Smash, eclareo
that he had see a hundred bodies wedged between the carriages. AS a mat
tel Of factt there was only n On the same occasion another nan ray way,
imagining that he could hear the deraned engine behind him 1or req
tes # al hour. A criminal named Guso threw hinsef upon lis Wafder ana
the warder took to his heels in the belief that he saw a knife Elm the prisoners
hand; in reality it was a fish.
The mage of a moving object is the u total of a series Of images OF
Darual movement. Some of these images are perceived only by n set OF per-
sons: others by another set. Grassi records in his Criminal psychology
how, assisting at N execution where the hangnan wore gloves, he asked our
others presento of what color the gloves we're. One said they we're white, IN
other deposed they yer black, q third was sure they were gray, while HI
fourth swore that the hangman wore 10 gloves at all. n a game OF dom1noes
the player does not count the spots ONT by one; but. having before his eyes a
focused image, decides that there are seven or nine, IS h case may be But
surprising these images did not conform Ito a type, the player would b re Obliged
to ascertain carefully each time before making his total and he would stu nas
liable tic make mistakes. Something like this happens in all our perceptions.
Prof. Lutz. who has applied tt jurisprudence S 20 many Of the conclusions
reached by criminal anthropology, one day had a homicide with dagger thrusts
enacted UNEXPECTEDLY in school by two students immediately after he assem-
bhd all his pupils who had witnessed this sham tragedy and made them give
evidence al if. in court Of sixty eyerwitnesses of the same age, and all OF
them we'll educated, scarcely ten gave really accurate evidence. All thu rest
fell into more OF less errors Of detail. More recently Weber has related his
experience with the members of the Society of Local Psychology at Gotingen.
Weber requested from each of them a written statement of a sham crime per-
under their very eyes. Over half their number gave inexact inform
alton, while many Of them gave imaginary details and agreed about the affair
only o. general lines.
The Opelousas courier., 1906-01-06
Town Residences for Sale

In q desirable mel ghborhood in 0pe-
s@ousas, with an entire square of land,
well shaded with live oaks, magnolias
aedars, pecans, etc, about 8 squares
From the Courthouse, 5 squares from
High School, 2 squares from Catholic
church and convent. House is two
story, brick basement, 8 rooms, four
dreplaces, out-buildings, etc, all un
der good fence. Will be sold cheap
Cor cash, or part cash and balance on
time to suit. Apply at this office.
The Opelousas courier., 1906-01-06

And q the other hand CAPITALISTS want to bear in nina l"' iau.t.,,
wealth could lot be developed, and progress would stop at '9 w., 49, ,as-
Envy is a; the root of untold evils. And enVy-the ives CIV nHn - nan
human passons-has no business. in the breast OF a n hoheS "'hau pam
be a matter for rejoicing that prosperity is abroad III me me lan"S hopeS "' 90
to progress should lie across the shipwreck of any teho"'
piraions. I'm above worldly. dEa'
Courage makes a man the peer Of kings. | Las convictions, nd ea'n nI
tes. 1t keeps him true to his purpose, loyal there is n o such Woro al laI ,
and untring in his labors. 1t says TO DDe@able, for courage soan III a smj st tt
Disappointment that dscourages is n%nfory shall crown pallehI "' PNN
prevail over everything adverse ana
Don sa aua =. taer~s because the right !thf puv" and In the meantime
10 s" I'm na 1n aha TT 70 Che opportunity you long for: ~ the kind of cheap talk
De O. Inc oos s apessimisuc turn to dishearten you '" IN s ~ a. ta world are
osoph nnn have you believe that all the best post o n+ ~ and WHINE work.
Wmegn Id that there is NJ longer any chance for the earnt VOW trademark
ms Loo for your chance, and when you have found it pu-
it, and stick tot. .oo ,oon
converted into dry land, continents have been reclaimed rom le az heen
deserts have been transformed into poisoning Edens, tn ocean H. moo
the medium by which the far East speaks to the tar west, no III ach
pie OF the setting SUI have been brought within a few days Instance u I
by courage and effort
No good thing is brought forth from the storehouse of Nature without laoo
the most of the powers you have, and don't waste ume IN vain au "WN
pnngs.
And no matter what beudes, cultivate a cheerful happy spirit, IN III 0o
you not only make your W chances of success tentold greater pot you
the means of putting nw hope and vigor into nan y a deSponaen" au w."
heartened traveller along the pathway of life $500
The Opelousas courier., 1906-01-06
n,ahest Balloon Ascent.

The credit Of having reached the
highest altitude in a balloon is given
% MI. Bersen and DIR. Surfing of Ber-
in. They first went up to the height
IL 10000 feet, losing consciousness for
brief intervals. They continued to as
send to 1890 feet, when n of them
a unconscious and could not be
aroused. The other, after opening the
valve, also became insensible, and
leither recovered till the balloon had
dropped to 10000 feet.-New York
Evening Herald.
The Opelousas courier., 1906-01-06
The Man for the lob.

II wish I was back on earth again.
sighed M~ethuselah, "iust starting in
to live my life"
Pooh, what could you do" sneereo
Baron Munchausen. Among the hus-
Ting moderns you'd be clean out OF
the running"
mo, I wouldn't" retorted Methu-
seIah confidently. "As soon as they
found out who / was they'd want me
to BOSS that Panama Canal."-Phila-
delphia Bulletin.
The Opelousas courier., 1906-01-06
International Correspondence School.
Scranton, Penn.

Will train you for any special line OF work
during your spatc time, without detention
from your employment, az a 81 all cost and
without extra charge for books.
Below is a partial lit Of positions fer which
Ee can hep you to qualify.
Mark X tcfore stuiy you are Interested in
and mail TO Us.
Ad Writer Frcn,h German Span
ShoW-Carl Writer iii, with Edison Re-
Window T. Inner pCntiu- PnoLograph
Newspaper Iiu TRAITOR Marine Engineer
General illustrator Traction Engineer
Do0kkeepnr G IS Enginaer
Stenog~aphar Refr gerator Engineer
Carpet d si.ner Mechanical Engineer
Lin0ieum j. s#rncr Machine Designer
Wallpaper De-i.Her Mechanical Draftman
Bonk-CO ter tJs-iwnp Architect
perspective DtvtItSman Contractor & Builder
Sign Painter Hat d Vent Engineer
Textile Expert Plumbing Inspector
Navigator Civil Epp,ucer
Ocean and Lake Pilot Bridge Engineer
Commercial Law Municipai Engineer
Civil Service E-xam's Hydraulic Engineer
Electrical Engineer l.. II. Con-tr'Ion Eng'J
Dynamo FOREMAN Surveyor
Dynamo Tender Mining Engineer
Electric Lighting Supt Min Surveyor
Electric Railway Supt Mine Foreman
Electrician Mine Doss
Wlreman Fire Boss
Telephone Engineer Meta!lursist
Stationary Engineer As<ayor
Designer Architectural Drf'
vi trlc Machine Desi'r Building Inspector
Chemist, etc, etc.
name
Occupation. ..Age....
ADDRESS
The Opelousas courier., 1906-01-06
Dismal Influence.

Gertrude-Papa, you are SO rich
that l shall never marry.
Papa-Why, daughter?
|. Gertrude-Oh, your money will
make the wrong man propose to me
and the right men afraid to.-Puck.
The Opelousas courier., 1906-01-06
The Appetite Of Youth.

Smith-'"There is a machine in Pitts
burg that can handle 10000 pies a
mi.-lte.
smythe (absently)-What did you
say the boys name Was??
The Opelousas courier., 1906-01-06
FS%~~~A~s~0NS ~WV~s~~
/ Be Of Good Courage !
BY Clara augusta 7rask: !
9%~~%~e~QN~ "a, ~V~
By Clara augusta 7rdsk:

is nothing more important and necessary ooring ener
life than good courage. The cheerful peIs7'ei tin,c
getic, undiscouraged man is the one VINO Wills o'N'
The man who saws II can't never gets anF"he.e. -. mo,
If nt11iors Evarvhodv cannot be a capitalist. lheFe mn9
be laborers. and the laborers want to reallze a I ros svs
fact that If there were no great fortunes, the WIZ Ds
tenn of nolitical economies would Speedny ~ w -
The Opelousas courier., 1906-01-06

Sugar pine lumber closely resembles
white pine.
The Opelousas courier., 1906-01-06

ndin or loe If home There may be some future for the child who knows
nothing of art-some function for the ne to whom literature makes n appeal
and who is lot sensitive to music, but there is o place in the state for the
man who has neither initiative, selfrelance, patriotism, O love of home
III is a social menace, a disease. The community is better off without this
satellite of the manager, parasite of the beLboy, and sourceo Of supply for the
waiter.
IF there is one child in our community who is superfuous, it is the
hotel child. AS places for temporary occupation by homeless and chidless
sdnts hotelsa are to be tolerated; but IS residences for children, they are
without the possibility of excuse-Everybodys.
The Opelousas courier., 1906-01-06
IRE i; A5 4 THE HORSE
AND. HIS DISEASES
rs CENTS, POSTPAID.

Containing an index to diseases
which gives the symptoms, aus and
the best treatment of each. A table
giving all the principal drugs used
for the horse, with the ordinary dose,
effects, and antidote with a poison.
A table with an engraving Of the
horses teeth at different ages, with
rules for telling the ages. A valu-
sble collection Of receipts and much
other valuable information. Both in
English and German. 100-page book
rent postpaid to any address, for Is
cents Address
THE cOTJRIFp
The Opelousas courier., 1906-01-06
"0~NsaeOSs1
The "HOteL IL
Dangers That Beset the Unfortunate
Offspring of Restless Parents
By Miss Martha S. Benstey, a Nursery GoOerness.

T is not the material aids to existence which are the bane
of the hotel child; it is the mental and spiritual attitude
accompanying this life which is to be deprecated. 1t destroys
a democratic spirit through emphasizing the difference
between the servant and the served; it exaggerates the pow
er of money, fosters a spirit of dependence, and units the
pampered individual for any other kind of life; and, worse
of all in a child so brought I'D there can be no understand:
The Opelousas courier., 1906-01-06
no LOAN.

Office Of st. Landry Homestead !
and Loan Association
OpelcGsas, Sept. 10, 100.
The undersigned ID authorized by the
Board of Directors of tie st. Landry Home.
stead and loan Association. to offer to ite
members loans at eiga per sentum. For
particulars apply to
T.. ID. ESTILETTE,
Pres, st. Landry H. q r. Assn,
The Opelousas courier., 1906-01-06
Bv Prot. Cesare Lombroso.

PART from the ~frequGdts Of the pathological lie tthe III .oiu
nv those who are inclined to fssehood without reason II Is
necessary to remember that many have been led into eAiot
through inaccurate observation. 1t is a WeH'Nho"n TACT 'la
a square divided horizontally appears greater ~ oieao'n
than in height. but when divided vertically il appears Great
er iii height than in breadth. Similarly, a man d1eSsed IA
black seems smaller and thinner than when clad in White.
We know. too. that when objects suddenly loom upon us on
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16

CATION sspGbIt. bic fi9 mad Duibins'
ton beseben bat, nm benz Rougreb bic
8ef9IIiie Der &onoentiOn 81 untsrs
breiten unb munb9ers4t gu MAIDEN.
Riben ipirb ibnen bas freili9 gar
ni9ts. Wenn bic Ddmen cine mG9tiss
Corporation rsprGfentisrtsn, bunn
ipiirbsn fie mSsli4ernsiie Grfolg ba'
ben, 70 aber bGtten iis iid ben WleBs
Gsrsans ipuren tOunen. Die Derbeirus
tbeten WttsIieber bes 4ousreiies iino
frub, bab iie tpdbrenb ibres aufents
bdItes in Der 8unbesbauptitubt Der
Stimme Der 9attin, Der tbeuersn, ents
riift iinb unb fiiberen S6nen luuiden
oiirfen, uno bic unperbeirotbsten bus
ben fir berartise i6pierise Wdtsrisn
nutiirli9 tein 8erIt1nbnis.
@ber ba mar nod cine anbere
5rauen : 9sputation in Der 8unbess
buuptItabt, unb iie birfte cine ettpas
northumberland 4ufnubme sefunbsn
babsn ais bic Oomen aus Baltimore.
sic fam frsilid nidt gum RupitOI; fie
gins Dor bic rs9ts S6misbs. ins Deis
BE 9an2> Ser 3ped hires &ommens
mar, ben p%rSfiOsnten fiji bic grbals
turg bes sroBicn Raturtpunbsrs bss
2dnbss, Der prd9tisen RidgdrasSGlle
gu g%stoinnen. bic BON bubsierieen 8Ors
po-ationen nit Der Qerni6tuns be'
brc9t iinb. 9ieie Oeputation ii6ers
rsi6ts benz g~Srdiinsnten cine bon $500
5rauen aus rem State Nep Yort
untersei9nete Petition, uno Serr Roo.
ienelt bot Ielbitpsritdnbli9 bsrIproden,
fsinen ginflub i'm @inne Der petentin.
men eeltenb gu MAIDEN. limb man fam
nur bOffen. bub biele Srauen ben cts
frsbten grfols baben. Gle bdben elm
5elb betretsn, duf BEN ibre Mitpirs
flung ni9t blob bsredtigt, Ionbern aud
burGuus erpinI9t 1T. Gs finb bsute
5ublrsi9e 5russn bon SffentIiGem Sns
!ereIie. BEL bersn 9isiuIIion ou9 bic
Srauen seb0rt iuerben folIten, dber
BON Der poIitit fOlIen fis bic Singer
Iuiien. Die Jrau bat dnbers aufsaben
als bet Nunn. unb es fam ni9t gum
Wuttn fiibrsr, tpenri fie benz Mdnns
ius SanbDert pfuf9t. 0as 1T Obnsbin
perpfuf4t senus. ned mebr pfuI@erei
tDiirbe ben S@ubep unrsporierbar nlas
den. urtbeiIt bus Midisan @OItsbIatt.
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mittee and must be filed with
in 4S hours after the result has
been declared by said Com
mittee.
Id. All Republicans are earnest
ly requested to come out and
exercise their individual choice
for the candidates Of the party.
Remember, that under the pri-
mary election you make the
ticket yourselves, and if you
fail to exercise the right thus
given you and the ticket nomi-
mated is not satisfactory to you,
it will be your fault.
All these rules are to be
strictly enforced, and special at
tention is called to rules num-
Der 2. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and IL.
BY order Of Committee.
Z. H. AUFDERHEIDE,
Secretary.
r. A. BREUER,
Cbairmas
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16
8tuei Sranen.D epntasiOaeti.

0ds sroBe Stsllbi4ein Der RutiO'
naIen Grauenrs9ts : GeIellihuft bat
In bieIem SABRE in Baltimore fats
sefunbsn. Gs 1T islbitperitdnOIi@ pie'
Der piel gereost frOreen, iiber bic aufs
sdb.n Der mobsruen Gruu, uHb ebenic
Extraordinarily tpdren fdmtli9e
3beilnebmer bariiber einig, bob bic
iiinbiee @elt nur burd bic emansi
pierten Grauen sebefiert tperben tonne:
sic MGnner, bic politit, tura allies,
mas Der 8erbsiieruns bebiirftig TT.
MGnner umb gOlitit finb in biefsm Gus
Icmmenbanee ia slsi9beOeutenb. Denn
bic WGnner beIier pdren, niirben mir
lpeniser politii6e corruption bdben.
unb neil bic MGnner mad @nii9t Der
Srouenredtlettnnen unDerbefferlit
iinb, miiffsn lie aus Der pOlitti&en
arena berbrdngt tpsrbsn unb ben
6rausn 9lab MAIDEN. Sic, bic WGn'
ner rdmlih, tDnnen barn Su 6duie
has 8obn tpartsH, uub tpenn tsiR @as
b. ba 1T, tpds ia in ben Chen Der
GmdnSipisrten msiitsns Der Sail Iein
biirfte, m0gsn lie iia in unbersr @siie
niiBli9 MAIDEN.
lin dber lire bisber brah seleeeneu
3rdfte i'm politif@en @etriebe betbds
tioen al f0nnen. bebiirfen bic Irouer
ndtiirliH bes S~timmredtes. Sus
Stimmre9t i'm 9aufe baden iie bes
rsits, jeber Munn tpsiB es. Sier bdns
belt es Iih I'm bds poIitif6e Stimm'
reHt, urb bic in Der Stobt Der 9ents
mailer perfammsIten Grauen baden IN
foseIong.n tri9Opfsnben Oebdtten
ben gepsis esliefert, ba6 erItens Der
Gtddt etnen att Der Gelbfbernt@s
tung bsssbt, in6em es ibnen bus
Stimmr.ht b%orentbGlt, unb bab e.
Stpeitens elm bimmslI9reienbes llls
teft III, ibnen Ji periastn, mas er ben
n~nfpiirbigen IGnnern Obne tpeiteres
tinrGumt. 0un 1T ia beiannt, hab in
einigen unferer tpeitIihen Studten be-
reiis dusgiebise @eriuGe nit Der @er'
Isibung bes StimmreGtes an politifks
rsnbe Ddmen sema@t tuorben Iinb,
unb Is 1T sbsnlo betonnt, baB man
nit bieItn WstTu6en iebr i1limme
grfabrunaen gemdHt bat. Die poIitis
fhsn s3HitaHes finh bert anAAAA.r s3Ss
tigen Mitmirtuns Der Grauen nidt
bsfler, lonbern f9Is9ter; nidt iaubes
rer, lonbern torrupter ~gsiporben, nber
bacon bat man in Baltimore ndturIi9
ntdts setpuBt. Don MarbIdnb nod
COLORADO 1T Elm ipeiter Neg, nnO
I IHlisBti9 fam aud bic t~piIIens6urs
itisIte 6rou ii9 niGt iiber ale grsigs
niffe uHb @oreGnes in unIerem fpeiten
2dncs dnf BEN 2aufenben bdIten.
4ur3 unb gut. bic in Baltimore
bsrfommeIten Gamtn hdbsn beIhlols
Zen, tie Stlmmenrehtsfrdst etpns
eHergiImer ais bisbsr 5u forciertn
Eis bdbsn 81 bitTem 3neds cline DsIes
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Gin utldj.amerifanilder ii9lanS.

.Nian bat ben treffli6en 2ongFellotp
ais ben ameritaniI9en llbIdno be5ei9s
net. Dit bemTelben 2e9te lam man
gf. s. 2o6emes ben beutI9dmes
ritnnii9en ll6InnO rsnnen, f9rsibt elm
S9pabs, Der .reffliGe dlte ISM. Rapp,
in Der 81. StGatsaeitung. DIME irs
genbtpie ben g=Obsn idfpdbifden apris
ter unO 9ulldbenbiGter na63uubmen,
unb p%OIIIGnbig feline Gissnurt pubs
rsnb, benefit &odemes es feinen Ipris
i6en Gebidten beHiel6en 3urtiinn unb
Raturiinn lpie nblanD, uno in ieinen
erSdblenOen 9iatunsen cine dbnli9.
spiIde @eitdItunsstroft; sr entnimmt
ober feline G~r3dblungss Stoffe teinsss
tpsss benz MitteluIter. iOnbern aud Der
neuen 3eit, gum Sb!il benz SnOiansrs
Ieben unb benz omerttanii4en 8iirgers
trisss. 9ieIs Iein:r smpfinbenben unb
ieinsr I6ilbernbsn @ebi9te baden cine
umsritanii4e 6Grbuns in Der beIten
8sbeutuns Oes MOrtes.
au9 BEL ibm ME tei r6lanb GuBert
fi4 SupsiIen Elm idtItbnfter SumOr.
limb aud er bsmeitert perI9isbenartise
8srsformen, 1T ubsr babel 10 ipenie Elm
Reimpeoant rie llblono. DAB aud
bel ibm niht ielten cine r%:ligi0ie
Grunbftimmuns gu Sage tritt, III nm
10 srtldrIider. als sr ber gefeierte pries
ft:rIide Rsttor oes tntboIii9en 2ebrers
feminars gu CT. Srdacis BEL WiItpdus
lee lift. Ssin reIisiSies Gefii6l seist uber
msiit bisislbe ~frcunbliGs, ieber tbeologis
idsn 9Olemit fsrnitsLsnbe 0ulOidms
felt fpis bus oes protsftanten llbldnb.
@ins gspiiie rsIisi0fs 64Grfs 3eist ii9
muir in benz @ebidts .grpmpell's
Stsrbeftunbe~; sr taan benz siiernen
2oro 9rOtettor e6en bic 9ruuIamen
Sut6olitsn : 8erfulsursen ni6t bers
Ssibsn, bic iibrigsns audi elm gut pros
tsitantiider Sdriftitsller Bel uIIsr 9es
numbering fir GrompeIl, bisIem gum
fdtpersn 8oripurfe madt. ndmli4
Sbeobor RooiersIt in Itinem furSs 3eit
Dor benz 8eginns ieinsr prdfiOenten3eit
ssi9riebensn GrOmipe!ls 8u9s. = Mit
llblunb 6ut fein beuti9.umerttuniiher
@tiItespsrnanbtsr aud patriotismus
unb SreibeitsIiebs semeiniam. Bon ibm
pirb aud 2incOIn serrieien.
Ginaslns 9sOidte bon ID. 6. 2O4es
mes eri@ienen 6sreits friiber in beuti4a
umeritunii9en 3eituagen. 49,. Sect
aber bat Der Di9ter ieine iGmmtli@en
@ebi6ts, Iotpe.t Iie Dor ieiner ftreneen
SsIbftritit be%itunben, in logii9.r 6ols
&c 5ufammsnSefeIIt gu eiHem aud
Guberli9 tpunberbibi6sn Speibun'
be%rtunbfinf Gsiten FiIIsnben Bids
lsin Sn teinem beuti4sameri'
tanif9sm Sduie, in trel9em 2isbe alr
OsutIdsn 9idtuns gsbest pirb, iollte
bus eble Bud feblen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16
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Der Staot 9ernann, i'm Staat RiIouri,
am
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cine g0abl absebaIten wirb bcbuIS Gr
ludbhins eiree Wlapor, Solicitor, uRo
StootsYioribaI, ieber iiir einen 2lmtStermin
BON 2 Sabren; ebenialle 2 ALDERMAN fir bic
1. gDaro einer fir 2 Sabr, urD elmer Iiir
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elmer iiir 2 Sabre uno elmer iir ! Snbr.
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6auie nebeu Der Peoples 9ant; 2 Worb i'm
DlartibuuIe.
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6ermann, No., II. WldrS, 1906.