davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17
Died From the
 Effects of Lockjaw

A Mexican youth named Melescio Feinbres died today of lockja~. Some days since the boy, who is about II years of age, stepped on a rusty nail, the sharp point penetrating his foot. No attention was given the injury for several days. as it was not thought the wound would develop serious results. Yesterday, however, the poisonous ei- feet of the nail was manifest and ned ical aid was summoned, but too late to save the young mans life. Violent contraction of the muscles set Tn and he died in great pain.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17
The Advocacy of
 An Unjust Measure

The talk about mine taxes reyiyes
 interest in subject in connection
 with mines, that has no connection whatever with the issue under discus. sion, but which is nevertheless worthy of careful consideration. The subject
 referred to IS change in the law con. cerning the annual assessment work
 On prospects, and the father of the
 idea is Charles N. Shannon of Gra-
 ham county. He first broached it in
 a recent session of the American Min
 ing Congress. The subject IS best
 placed before ::the reader by the reso-
 lution which MT. Shannon:.introduced
 in that congress and which is as fol-
 lows:
 Resolved, That it is the sentiment of the American Mining Congress that
 the United States strtutes requiring annual assessment work upon mining claims should be SO amended as to al-
 low the locator, or owner of claims the alternative of either doing the assess- ment work now required by the stat- ute CT of paying in lieu thereof an an- nnal assessment of f50, the same to be paid to the county tax collector of the county in which the claim IS sit uated, to be applied ss follows: One half to be paid to the state or terri tory in which the claim is situated to be devoted to the scboo. fund, and the other half to be delivered to the fed eral government to be devoted to the reclamation fund for the storage of waters. such sums as are so delivered to the national government to bo credited to the state or territory from winch they are received, and in all cases to be strictly applied for the use md benest of sad state or territory"
 There were many arguments ad- 'snced in the congress in favor of the and few against it. The esolution wac first amended to make he amount slO0 in cash, representing n equal amount of assessment work n the par. cf .--se who dc nst p.y, nd the resolution was then defeated t that session. I. is understood, hough, that Mir. Shannon has been orking along this line for several ears and does not propose to be dis- one defeat.-Phcenix Re. lblicsn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17
Direct Importation
 To Tombstone

Charles kreuder, tine enterprising proprietor of the Tombstone Dining Rooms, received this week direct from the manufacturers in England a ship -sen' of some 3,0o3 pieces o' vi.riii d chinaware for use in his restaurant
 The ware is beautiful pieces of goods, practically unb eakaole. and eacn and every piece bears the inscription Charles kreuder" This beautiful service will be shown te Iombstone- ties or the night of the Firemens dance for the first time. Kreuder will serve the banquet for the fire laddies.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17
The bill as passed grants him the ad-

The bill as passed grants him the ad- ditional $50. It met with some strong opposition.
 From Governor Kibbey A m, sage | was read, informing the lover house I that he had signed H. B. 2l, proyid- | ing for duplicate receipts by county treasurers and II. B. lol. winch
 makes possible the adoption of Clii-
 ton orphans by those ~ho have had
 them since they were brought from
 New York, and prevented by the Cliff
 ton people from being placed in the
 hands Of unworthy parents.
 The Cleveland railroad commission
 bill passed the council by vote of :
 to ]. This measure provides for the
 appointment of territorial railroad
 commission whi,h shall be composed of two members oi one political party
 and third member from an opposite political party.
 The bill provides that the oommis- sion shall look into freight and pas ? sepger traffic in Arizona and shall
 make recommendsti' ne to the inter- s state commerce commission. Tie e com mission itself is .o have no powe, l. other than tO make recommendations e The commission is to be allowed .Ho,ooo.
 s The council after passing the Ct, 8 charter bill took up what is lnown a E the Dorsn pioneer bill. Imis meas Ia ure provides an appropriation ii s2O,
 900 for the establishment of a hom |, for aged pioneers, to be located a In Prescott. The bill after being amend , ed SO as to allow of buying the proI c erty which was the first terrltoris r. capitol, was unanimously passed by he rising vote of every member of th Ii. council.
 ,u The assembly passed bill fixing u
 a license of wholesale lignor dealer k. The license is graded according to Il i'd amount of business done It is sche' ,,. uled ss follows: For 5000 of bus D. ness, sl25 per quarter; for sl5,0O0 pg business, sl00 per quarter; lees ths H sl5,O00 of business, s75 per quarter. ke he O'Neill anti steer tying b
 passed the assembly and will bscon av law when signed by the governC n The abolition of steer tying has lor ce been desired by the csttlemen of t sa- territory.
 ,d. c. B. No 70 passed the house by Fl vote of IA to 10. This act provid bit that any person, before being adm are ted to the bar of Arizona, must eith all be graduate of & regular law scho rs- school or must have studied in a k 71 office for at least three years befo an taking the examination.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17
From Fridays Daily.

The Supreme Court will meet in Phoenix nex' week and opinions hsnd- ed down in many Cochise county eases.
 A school trustee election will be held in Tombstone on the 30th inst. the official call having been posted. One trustee is to be elected to take the place of J. x. Gaines, whose term ex- pires.
 Treasurer J. x. Gaines returned this morning from Phoenix, where he has been hobnobbing with the legislators, and ~as in training tn the Shriners, who held forth in Capitol City during the past few days.
 Returns have been received from a carload shipment of ore from the South San Xavier property to the F. Paso smeiter which shows that the returns are S5 I. This property is located about twenty miles south of Tdcson.
 Tombstone in the near future will see another new club, which will enter . into the social life of our town with 6 2 great deal of vim " The new orgsni- 3 zation will be called Tine Stag Club" : and, while It will in no manner . whatsoever be connected with the e B. r. o. Elks, the requirements to be- h long to it, among other things, will be i that alhapplicants must be Elks in l"good standing"
 gf The funeral of Felescis Fembres s fl took place this afternoon and was
 largely attended by friends of the n youth and the distracted family. The '. deceased is the youth whose sad death
 Was noted in these columns yesterday, T. having died of lock jaw, the direct re- l' suit oi an accident in stepping on a !! rusty nail, which penetrated the sole
 of his foot.
 Two suits were filed in the district
 court yesterday, one entitled William
 Griffith, receiver for the Arizona Say .o ings Invest Co. vs. Clarance Dam
 ct ux and George w. Roberts to fore
 close trust deed on the .. of s E.
 of section ,, township IS. range 2l
 The other suit was entitled Mimi
 Blair and C. A. Blair vs. George W
 Long, H. B. Morse, Herbert McCutch con and W. M. Clute. The suit is t, compel defendants to make deed t !, pl intif of one third interest in 5 ' min ng claims in Warren district " also to quiet title to mining claims.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17
WHEN POLITICAL
 FORCES COME IN. THEN

Why does the government not establish a Department oi Mines and Mining? That is a question that We may well | consider, because heretofore | we based our argument al most wholly on the need of such a department for the as- Sistanoe of great industry. When it can be shown to the political powers that there is q cosy berth for politicians. we shall have all the depart ments We wish, says the Den yer Mining Record.
 The main position will naturally fall to a Western man, which is always d thing distasteful to Eastern polit- ical leaders. The idea of keeping political patronage well in the east has always appealed to them as quite the thing.
 It appears now as though the West would have to DO. liticalize" the issue of mining and land. Then there is ; reason" for the national law makers to look in. On th' one hand We have the whole souled, natural truth. w. know that we should heb tn mineral and agricultural Wes progress. But many of tn big fellows who help goverl us, at our elective discretion see fit to secure some of thes natural rights for themselve: That is the chief marx Of DO litical interest. This has bee clearly and exclusively pro ven in the case of coal land' timber tracts and and grazln lands. Why is it not also trn of mineral rights of all kinds
 Mining lacks the lure in tn Cabinet because # lacks
 political reason. Its assist ance would help the growt and progress Of the country but until political reasons ar manifest, what will our agi tation for a new departmen amount to?
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17

After fifty years expe- rience as a writer, Wm. Dean Howells expresses the opin- ion that literature does not nav. Wonder what he would call that stuff that Mark vain turns out at 30 cents a word?
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17

General Williams of Fort Huschucs was n Benson Wednesday on his way to Denver, Colorado. Approach d ss to the foTt being changei to a brigade post the General stated thst such was the intention, but as to when the change would take place he could not say though Ee believed that it would Le in, the .very --Aesr- future -.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17

Be good, and you'll be happy, but you will not get your picture in the news paper" says the Toledo Blade. That is unless you are assas- sinated by a street car or mur- dered by an automobile.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17

What is impulsive insan- ity?" asks an exchange. For full particulars, ask some mar ried man who remembers the time he got up in the dark and stepped on the baby's tin rat tle with his bare I {.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17
JOINT RESOLUTIONS

Joint Resolut ;ons Noe and ,, and a memorial, all of which relate to the Jamestown and Alaska ukon exp si- tions, were all laid on the tables.
 Council Bill No. y, " Dic,erman, provides Tor pubic weigher, and that such official shall keep accurate scales and furnish bond Of g, 900 before as- stunning his duties. His cert ficate shall be evidence in court as 10 the proper weight of the articles at issue. The following other bills were intro- duced.
 Council Bill No. l2s, by Mcintyre, an act to protect crops, grass, grain, etc, making a violation a misde- meanor.
 Council Bill Ne. l29, by Mcintyre, regulating the sale of public lsnds. This act is to protect mayors and common councils in the transfer of city lots under their charter.
 Counci, Bill No. l67, by Cleveland, an act in regard to free scholarships in [ territorial university, one from each county. and further providing that he applicant for such scholar ship shall be graduate of high school, was ordered to the judiciary committee by the council, in orde. that it might be amended to include all counties in the territory, whether such counties have a nigh school within their borders or not.
 Council Bill No. so, by 0'Neill, was read a third time and passed unsni- mously. This is an act providing for parole ofprisoners in the penitentiary and directing bow it shall be done.
 By unanimous vote council bill No. s3, by Cleaveland, passed inc council. This is en act regulating the changing of boundary lines in school districts.
 House bill No. s3, by Bailey, re- garding the appointment of resident agents for foreign corporations, was referred to the committee of the whole, with Krook in the chair. Crenshaw offered an amendment, which was adopted, II aking the bill effective af- ter Juiy l, this year. The commit tee then arose and reported back to the house, recommending that the measure be referred to the judiciary 
 The council passed the msasure which provides that . majority vote.l
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17

The announcement tn a { the army is to dig the Pan anna canal, must have sur prised the people w6o thought an army's business in time of peace is merely to stand around with a chip on its shoulder. - "~-
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17
A Miniature
 SaIton Sea

There is a lake on the Mexican side oi the line which is about l5x31 miles in extent, and which at one point is separated from the Salton sea by a lake not over 50 feet wide This lake draws its life from seep- as.irvuy the eolorsio river and is | -
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17

A Tennessee preacher says that drink, baseball. the the ater and tobacco are all to be found in hades. Now he ought to tell us something a bout the attractions of heaven.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17

Assessor Cbas. K. Howe left today for Bisbee on an assessing tour. Gays Esds accompanied the assessor as an. assistant,
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17
Doings of the
 Arizona Lawmakers
IN THE HOUSE.

II, B. lG0, by request, providing that goods stored in warehouses may be sold for unpsid rent after certain period, was passed.
 H B. l6l, by Murphy, provides for a uniform sy stem of bell signals in the mines of Arizona. This bill is intended to prevent confusion oi sig nals and the loss of life aId prop erty.
 II. B. l62. hy Bailey, providing that treasurers in first-class counties with over SIG, 900 900 equslized assessment bfS flowed deputies at sl00 per month total amount allowed not to excee 1 5000. Passed.
 H B. l64, by Murphy. raises the salaries of county recor'ers in first class counties to S25O0 per year.
 H. B lt5, Ielai,s 10 the sale O delinquent stock in mining com psnies.
 II. B. l66, by Pace. provides for tn collection oi damages by the consigne for goods damaged in transit, beinI advanced to .he second reading.
 H B. s3, providing that TO ne' corporation shall take al or the par Of corporation doing business b adding or leaving of the word ''the was advanced to the third reading. TERRITORIAL FAIR PERMANENT. No. le6. the bill making the Arizon , territorial fair a permanent institI tion and carrying an annual appr
 priation of sl5,000 was passed.
 IN THE COUNCIL
 The bills passed the council tn | morning were AS follows: e c. B. lS0, relating to internedia T sentence
 c. B. Ss, collection of taxes 0 . transient sheep and goats by coun c in which owner lives !. c. B. s3, providing for organizsti,
 and reorganization of school district n NEW BILLS. = New bills were introduced as |, , lows:
 . (. E. lz7, DickeEman, for sPpoil : nlent of'public weigher. c C. B. l2s, Mcintyre, for protecti ? of grain and cars in which II is co
 tained against fire, making setting
 fire misdeneanCr a CB- l29, Mcintyre, for sale = public lands.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04

Der Snttligen3 Der 9crliner sc.
I9GftsIeats taunl 3tponsig SGrttte
bon unierem @eiddft erblidts il i'm
i'm @egriFI, einen 9arameter gu beftets
gen. Sd trreidte i'm dtbemlos in
bem GuatE6Iid, ols er ieinsn SUB uuf
ben 3ritt pes @dsens iebte. unb ers
griff Ieincn Qrm. Gr sudts tuitrn
msrtIi9 ,uIammen uno fraste mid
nit f6eintcrer aaltblitigteit, mas
id nod BON inn ninihe.
,gli6ts fpcitsr, ols bic beiben Rets
ten, lpsnn SbneR baran liest aufieben
81 bsrmeiben," ipdr metae @ntpprt.
Sn SisFtm augenblid tau6te in benz
MeuIderitrom cine blaue S9uss
mann : Uniform ouf, bic aud bic
T9arfen 2tuqsR bss SpiBbuben ere
fpdbt baben modfen; er aog bic Retten
berbor uR6 Ieste fie mir in bic Sanb.
Damn beTSee Ct BEN @agen, Iebnte Iih
NIT Iorglofer Ron6oIonre in ben Sono
5urid un6 fubr 6o0on obne mid aud
Wur nod zines 8lidss 81 tpiirbisen.4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04
Die ~beitO6Ieue Roliaei.

ginsn IuTiaeu gaunerItrei9 t6eilt
Ser betannteS ariminalift 9roftIIOr 8.
@rOb nit: en- Der StaOt 8. fpiIroe nes
BEN benz 8abnbrfe cine 9Oliseipaas
Itupe gepout uro nit gang men srfirs
benen ,Metdll3iegeln" eiu9eDedt, pels
DIE glei65stttg ben plufOno CUR Ba9s
fube El6eten. am Gag, nod BEN bic
9Oli3siieute Ii9 in Der neuen Wads
TUBE bdusli6 etngert6tet bdtter, er.
Idtenen nit einem SdnbnoaeH Sipet
Mdnner in Der Uniform Der ItGbtil9en
Neuerpe6r, p.l1e Iagten, iie hGtter
BEN Quftrue, bic neuartigsn 3iegei ges
a.n aepDbnli6e umsutduIdsn, bu ti4
erIters uls gu bliBsefGbrli4 ertptslerl
bGtten. Sie Da6leute batteu gerdoe
nidts su tbun unb balFen ben betoslt
Mdnnern, 6ds Dad abbeden unb bic
3issel perpaden. 2eBtere tpuroen bdrit
furtaeTdufft, unb bic Sdubleute mars
ieten duf bic rdltdrtissn" 3iesel. ytda'
mittag siebt Elm @sipitter uuf, lln6 Die
Wadleute telephOnisren Der polidsis
csntrule, ss tGms elm 8etter, unb lie
piirben NAP, tpas es benn nit ben.
0a6e Tet uffp. G6leunisIt begtbt lid
Elm poliseitommiifGr gu ben Wudleli'
ten, bic man mad ibrsr tslspbDniIder
Melbung fir berriidt belt. Der &om'
miIIar beIiebt Ii9 ben Sddben ilnS
lam nur au BEN beI6Gmsnoen S4lnt
tOmmen, buB bic glitter Ses SeieBes
fsIbf orbentli9 besduHsrt tporosI
ieien unb Der 8ep0lterung, bic Jig
iiber ben famoIen Stret4 fehr frsut,
nun uls 3iel bes SpOttes Sterer
muBten. 9ie Seusrnebrunifcrmen
butfen bic Gaunsr gsitcRlen = entoed'
puroen tDebsr Ite nod bic pbltBgefdAr'
li9en" 9aGSiegel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04
9as epiet nit seiner 9urdlandt.

Sine umiiIante @sI6idte erSdblt
man ii6 in Paris: S9lenoern ba eis
nes 5ages apet ensagementlole
Sddufpieler duf benz 8ouleourb uno
beoeenen eirem ruTiii9en 6iirIten, ben
Tie bon friiber Der tennen. Gle babeit
beioe feinen Gou8 in Der Sdf9e, bp9
als Iie ben T~iirIten erbliden, erbeIlet
fin ibre GeIi6ter, uno iie Gaoen Inn
Elm, nit linen 8a binisrsn. 0tan ldBt
Ei9's ppbl Iein, limb am @nbe mill
ber Shirt 6e3ablsN. r@rlduben Ste",
Iaate Der cine Der bciben Shauipieler,
,es f6sint mir, mir buben Gle eingss
Iaben limb i'm bsm 6iirIten entgtgsns
sufommen, fiiete CT bin3u: aBir tpirs
ben bD6ftens aunebuen tDnnen, oaB
mir bas Diner uusIpielten. pDltt 8ers
aniiaen. @as fir elm SpieI?" p9leif)
ober unqleid, fpenn Is Sbnen re9t it,.
Der Griitotrdt gs6t liebsnspirbig
burauf Elm. Der Sdauipieler fabt lid
nun nit Der Sanb an bic Sttrrlfo te
tpeuu Ct na9SG9te, unb Idgt nd9 ei-
ntaen Getunben: ,glun pobl, mein
Shirt, 9lei4 pbsr unglsi9g" s@ltih"
iaat Der eroBe Serr uuf SsratbtDobl
.Da bdben Sie Derloren." Der 5iir't
obn. BON Der Sahe bel 5I beareifen,
besabIt bas Diner, unb man s.6t bunn
nod aum 5ett iber, BON benz cine ers
tIedlids an5abl JIuiden gelesrt fper'
ben. @u9 bic neue 3s9e pirb alsge'
1pislt. Del G9duIpieler nimmt pie'
Der feline no@finnenSe Stellune an
unb tbut bic i6idfdlsbolle Jrage.
,llnalsi6!" antnDrtst otesmal Der
HiirIi. .Gi. baben tein Slid, fpieber
Serloren Der Sirft besablt ben
Gbdmp1sner unb frdst bunn elm iDenig
9otisrt: ,,Das 1T benn bds eigentlitJ
fir Elm 9piel2" 80, bag 1T febr eins
fad: i9 reuts mir cine 3ubl uno ole
brouden 5dnn nlr III rdtben, rb iie
aIei6 Dber uuslsi9 it," pSebr ems
fab. in Der Gbat. Sebr cinfd4. -
meint Der grpbe Serr na9beutIi4.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04
Gbambsrlain's Rufen 1rIeOisin
bilft Ole Matur.
aIMeriean 4. NeO stat GiMie
ppuaSelpba, tJep porf,
Liperpool uu6 Inirperpea.

Mebiaiuen, bic Die Ratur helTen
limb inner am pirtiamhen. Cham
berlaiu's Sufens gRebi3in banbe[
uad bieiem Blame. Sic bait ben
Suiteu Surld, Ion Oeu ausmurT unb
hiIft bic @utur, bns Spffem in einen
peiunoeu 3uitano pieberbersufeuen.
sic Il. iher einen arOBeu 9beil oer
ciuilifirten Welt tbrer unihabbaren
@ipenihaiten tueeen berlbmt. Eau-
'ienoe baben ibren buben @ert bes
5euet. Sic tutrft tOeeen iebe Gnta.
pe, bnB eine @ridltune in cine Gun.
aenent5auoune ibereebt. Gum Der.
tauf bel @nlter 8rDs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04

Drsi Sci moreue nit elmer flelnen
.fldi DIE Gbamterlaiu's Geibweb,
cholera uno Dun 1falI : llleoiSin
pon Gbolere 2liorbus 9tbeilt.
ser 81 @. Tomler 0tabtorper,
2tto erS1btl cine @rfabana bic er
modte, mGbrenO er ala @eitmOres
ner In elmer. MISUNDERSTANDING in
5omorosujae, areisbapptnaot pom
@retie &lebourne, atr., Eaurirte. Ut
inat: ,@6breno id bort NOR, aB i'd
etiuns Iriides unn ouh 0irIt 5leiid,
oas BET mir @hotero Morbus In 'br
ihhmmer 5orm peruriahte, 3dl
fadlte ara eleu0 uro laitfte mad ei,
uer qemilieu GbUlern Ile6isiu lintt
oeiien Ian0ie mir Der ~gtpothsfer cine
StaIde Ghomberldin's seibmeb, 6bOs
lern uno 0urdIfaal lRebisin nit lem
8emcrten, oaB er bas @epluiate
bate, mir obet In 6olae ber @rs
pyobtbeit Oieies 0eilmittels, %pur56le
mir lebtgres 81 ldiden, % er Itr
6eIIen uniehlbnre 8ur 0orautire. 5h
nabm eine 8oie hnuDu uno iiiblte IN
flinf Wtinnten beiier. Ole iiuette
3ule beilte mid aanslif. 3mei
NtitoeIfmOrene litten in oerieiben
Beiie unb cine fanI unb spansia
Gent Slal6e heilte uns nle bret.
Rum WertnuI bel Malter 8rOS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04
@sldaftsprtnstp

Sd tdufe in elmer 8u6bunbluns
stuet 5ti6 auIi9tspOftturteu, bic i'd
NIT 20 9fg. be5ublsn mug. S& mo4tt
BEN SGnb!er barauf oufmsrtiam, 6dB
bic &arten Bel einem 3Outurrenterl
ruir 15 gfs. iOiten, pOruuf er mir
I6lau Id&elnS sur anttport sibt: so.
Der psrOisnt aud nidt 70 bel bdrGT.s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04

id aiebe qelinbere Saiten auf!!" gtlisit
berief er 6as MiIitGr Suriid uno fling
bann on su unterbanbslu. Menn bic
9iirger 2egeios ibm bur6nus fir ieia
ne Saupts unb ReIiber5ftaOt MoOend
bic ernlte Sper ni9t i~iberlaIfen DOlls
ten, 10 lei er geneist, %borlGufts nit Der
tomiI9en Sperntruppe Oorlieb gu nehs
men. au6 bies ipurbs ibm rurOpes
~bertpeigsrt, babel uber gu ieinem SroIte
bemertt, Su6 cine tleine pdntOminens
unb Sdrlsiinstruppe bereit lei. bon
2egsiO mad Mobend ft9 gu 5egeben
I'm bes 1isben Sriebens pillen iie5 ber
SerSog ii9 burauf elm, unb bic 9arIes
t%instruppe madte bann tire lulltgsn
Strei9e in MObenu.
Sm Sabre 1876 perlOr SsriIIes
Tein 2ano, fpsIdes Der @rOberst Stds
liens, Der fiegrst9e General Rapo!eon
B%ondparte, Inn iuegnabm, obslsi9 Der
SerSug iid) ltreng neutral Dsrhalten
bate. Sunbert fette O9ien OsrI9uls
beten 6as lIngliid. Ginige mootneI;
i@e 8auern batten nGmIi9, unitnti
bieie O9ien, pie iie i%ollten, ben frars
s0Iil6en Sruppen Dor Mdntua gu Iies
fern, nptbgeSrungen bieielben an bic
SeIferreiber bertuuft, neil fie uuOers
rebens nit BEN @iebtransport ber
tuiIerli6eR Sruppen in bic arme ses
Ialfen tpdNn. 9ieIer unbeOeuteno'
lmHanb murbe gum eripiinI9teu Gprs
panb genommen, ben !Ser5pg 81 etts
t6ronen unS Iein 2dub Der I~og,naRus
ten cisalpinii4sn Republit einsurers
letben.
GIiidliherpeiie bate Sertules burG,
feline OorIorsli9e Spariamteit lib ei-
nen 9ripati9aB pm eirigen Iiilics
men 9utaten dn9eIummslt, 90 lebtc
er alip fortan redt bebagIi9 Don ieis
men Renten in 5rebiIo, mo sr I'M St'
tober 1903 seitOrben IT.
9te Gltere S9peier.
9apa: .@arum gum Senter fGreti
benn 6ds 8abn nun i9on tpiebsr, Sp.
big - 80 nidts, Bdpp. rIr neil tG
ibm aeise, pie es ieinen au9en siIsu
mub."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04
M0rtlid..

Nidter Gum ansssIueten, sirem
arbeitsT6elsn deb: nSie hattsn
alfO tsin Gelb; nun mas mare benn
ba bds Rd9iIiseenOe seiUeIeng"
ansstIdsier: sDas RGditIiesenbe
Setr Rtfter -- bas mar bic Murit,
bic i'd seitoblen bub'.1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04
@unittae 6elegeubeit.

Sousberr: .Mleine Rictber bdben
mid sebetca, tbnen QnT4tsturten au
Ienben. Den @efullen mill i'd i4nen
Ibun! @oR bieIem pra2tppllen plntte
aus DerO' i'd lie ale per anIi4tsturts
teigsrn!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04
GnttGuldte SOffnunq.

Mdnu, r9ent Dir NAL, Srdu9en,
fuds i'd sefanben babe. 9u tpeiBt bod,
bub i9 Dor eiHsm bulbsn Sabr mtine
llbr psrlorer babe. GDebsn aiebe i6
meme belle Weite an, bic i'd f9on 10
Idn9e ntdt gstragen babe, lnb mas
finbe i'd in Der SaT6e9A grdu:
r2sine llbr. Dos 1T ia prd9tig." -
Mann: rgtetn, absr bas Cod, Sura
DsItes lie mir psrIOren 9ins."