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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-28

Taylor, the tailor, brought suit
agaIns. Berns and Woods to recover
damages for the breaking of Taylors
sign. The driver Of the Marietta bus
to avoid a collision with a driver in a
buggy ran Into the sign demolIshinI
1t. Taylor sued for nine dollars and
forty.ive cents. Justice Amos gave
him Judgment for four dollars and
seyenty-three cents. Attorneys De.
Shields and Carskadon represented the
plaintiff and Attorney Abbattlccalo ap-
peared for the defendants.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-28

Complimentary to the Misses Mar.
garet and Eleanor Glass, Miss Isabella
Caldwell entertained at six handed Gu.
chre at her home on North Main street
on Wednesday afternoon. Dainty re.
freshments were served at the con.
elasIon OF The games. Prizes were won
by Miss Eleanor Glass, Mrs. R. S.
DiIlou and Miss Olive Kirkland. :
Wheeling News.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-28
Hacked With
A Big Knife
ATTORNEY cuTLIP DANGEROUS,
LY WOUNDED BY NEAL
sEckWlTH.

PARKERSBURG, June 2S.-viclous.
Is attacked By Neal BeckwIth. who
welded a knife with dangerous re.
suits, Attorney J.. D. CutlIp was badly
slashed at about s O'Clock last even.
Ing in Court Square. Beckwith was
arrested a.short time later and is now
in custody.
The trouble was witnessed by a
large number Of peopie qii of whom
were taken by great. surprise. Il Is
said that Beckwjih was standing In
front Of the court house when he saw
Cutllp approaching, and without ut.
terIng word BeckwIth hurried over
10 the attorney and commenced cut.
ting. Whether II was n knife or razor
is not known. but 1t is supposed that
the weapon was nm ordinary ,ocI.
knife.
Cutlip was unpreparcd for the rs.
saalt and In his endeaSors To keen
from being stabbed be kent throwing
his right arm I'm In front of him ami
that member received tho most NJ tho
gashes. It being cat IN four places One
severe wound was made In the side
OF cutlIp and then BsckyIth STONED
Beckwith was arrested by 1,leutep.
ant Smith and taken before ,souIrp
shumway vino had charge rs'soufro
Ruttencutter's office. He was charr.
ed with cutting with ypten, tn Ill, and
bond was fixed at s1Ooo, Tho bond
woald have been furnished bpt for
the fact that II is thought he is suf.
ferInr from a sort Of demeutIa and i,
would be unsafe for him IN be NJ largo
While no one seems 10 kpow The
real cause Of the trouble. II Is thought
that Beckwlth is still smartInr under
the assault made upon him IN the
office Of 'souIr. THOMAS cnunls II
months ago. II will be recalled that
cutiip and some other man started a
rough house and SQUIRE Thomas com,
manded Beckwitb to mart them.
In attempting to do 80 Beckvl,b mi
decidedly the worst Of Il. CutlIn Is al
legged IN have s,-r.t hIr $3.50,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-28

Halls. Florists and contectloners.
will use their flower store for an Ice
cream parlor during the warm wealth.
er, which is their dull season In flow.
ers. This Is not a new business for
the firm as Mr. A. C. Hall was former,
ly an expert in the manufacturing OF
delicious cream. The flower store with
Its plants and other decorations will
make an attractive place TO serve re.
freshments. Saturday, June 10th, is
the opening day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-28

The intermediate Christian Endeay
or Society Of the NJ. P. Church held q
last evening at the home oil
Mrs. Richard Huntington on Watson
avenue. Plans were made for a so
cial 10 be'held in the near future. AZ.
ter the business had been discussed a
social hour was enjoyed and refresh.
nents we're served.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-28
Enter.ained woman's Mission Circle.

Entertained Woman's Mission Circle.
The woman's Mission Circle Of the
First Baptist church was delightfully."-
entertained yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. E. S. Amos on Locust
avenue. Quite large number Of the
members were present and pleasant
and profitable afternoon was spent In
the discussion Of the topic, "Allens and
Americans This society has been
stadying this subject for several
months. AT the close of the hour of
stady, social hour was enjoyed and
delicious refreshments were served by
the hotess, assisted by her daughter,
Mrs. c. L. Holland.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-28

Miss Susan Arnett, the attractive
little daughter Of Nj. and Mrs. t. W.
Arnett, Of Locust avenue, will enter.
tain a number Of her friends at her
home on Monday evening Of this week
in celebration Of her twelfth birthday.
Invitations for. The affair were issued
today
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-28

Things were quiet yesterday in
police circles. ]. B. Stone, officer
o. the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company arrested Joe Huffman yes.
teriays at 1870 at the station for be.
ing drunk. This was the only arrest
made. III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-28
IsOGIETY
ssss 8 3 9 8 3 8 q !, 8 d .

~ - "a --- z .
Welding Announcements Received.
nj, Arthur R. Black, Of this city,
and Miss Gertrude Louise Bense were
married on Wednesday Of this week
At Tie home Of the bride at Port clln,
ton, Ohio. Mr.. Black Is a son Of Nj.
=. m. Black, Of this city but at pres,
ent isi located at Cleveland, Ohio.
where he holds irresponsible position
with the Grand Rapldu Wall Plaster
Company. Ills bride is an attractive
and popular young lady of Port clln.
ton! Mr.. and Mrs: Black will reside
at Cleveland after their return from
an extended wedding journey. Mr,
and Mrs. ] NJ. Black, OF this city. at.
tended The wedding. The following
have been received In
this city:
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Bense
announce. the marriage Of their
daughter,
Gertrude Louise,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-28

Matlgan Clemens was arraIsned this
morning before Justice swladier for
Ill treating his wife. Humane ofieerI
Sample brought Clemens before the
Justice. Clemens will be given a hear:
ing on Tuesday morning, when be
claims that be can produce evidence
that will clear him from The charge.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-28
TowsoAr THE TARGET.
Bullet Skaters Pilot House Windows
--Inlures Captain. 4

sullet Snatters Pilot Houee WINDOWS
-lnlures Captain.
PITTSBURG. June 2s.-sharpshoot.
ers on the south bank Of the Monon.
gaheia river are making practice
Of shooting at boats that pass For
the second time within a week a rife
shot was fred at the tovboat Monitor
of the Diamond Coal Company. In the
dusk Of last evening. as It was near
McKeesport on Its way down from
Elizabeth.
The bullet shattered the windows Of
the pilot house and passed within an
inch Of Capt. Joseph Ketchel's head.
The captain was severely cut about the
face, by the broken glass. (,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-28

The most liberal offer that was ever
made In Marion county by any news
paper is to be found on page sere,
Of this paper to-day. Read 1t. Let W
bear from you at once. We want
two thousand more readers In Marion
county and think this will get them
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-28
New Specials
Still q Slow
pennsylvania LINES sREHoor!
sa'ilItNk+,Ep5 BY P. q I. e. IN
PlTTssuRe-cHlcAeo
SPEED WAR. (. y !, 4

sPITTsBuRG, June 2s-Pennsylya,
MIA lines officers made the schedule
of.the Chicago special, train Is. ;whica
viii be installed from Plttsburg tc
Chicago Sunday, Just 10 minutes toa
slow to better the Plttsburg and Lake
Erie. The latter has been making the
run of It's Chicago limited service
from Plttsburg to Chicago in 10 hours
and IL minutes, or FIVE minutes quick,
er than the Fl wayne's new train.
The announcement made by Col. Moo.
dy. general passenger agent Of the
Pennsylvania lines west, carried out
the prediction made q couple OF
weeks ago that a speed war would
result from raising the Pitts.
burg and Lake Erie's differ.
entail. The speed contest is now on.
Despite the fact that General Passen.
ger Agent Robson Of the Pittsburg
and Lake Erie said yesterday ",here
Ii no contention between our passen:
ger departments" meaning that Of his
own road aud that Of the Pennsylvania
lines west, the cuts 10 speed have
been made. Col. Moody made the
same friendly remark about the two
passenger departments a couple Of
weeks ago. Thus II would seem tina,
the speed war results from a higher
source, Just as when the first was on
for supremacy between the Pennsylva.
mia special and the Twentieth Cen.
fury limited.
But this time the Pennsylvania lines
appear no, to have saowa that the
Pittsburg and Lake Erie through
equipment from Plttsburg in the Chi.
cago limited Is handled from Cleve!
land to Chicago In the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern's fast mail,
train s, instead OF the Buffalo and
Chicago special, train ). That. puts
The Pittsburger into Chicago at $50
a. NJ. instead Of $50 a. m. The Penn.
sylvania lines intended that the new
Chicago special, going to Chicago in
i2 hours and 20 minutes, should bet.
ter the Lake Fries Chicago limited,
but It Is thus seen It viii be FIVE min.
utes slower. The schedule proposed
by the Lake Erie showed u hours and
% minutes.
Out of this may not only come fast.
er time by the PENNSYLVANIA, but also
a refusal TO allow Lake Erie n differ.
entail rate from the Fl. Wayne. II
the Lake Erie wants TO nun as fast as
the Fl. Wayne, Pennsylvania lines OF.
ficers will say there must he no differ.
entail. The whole thing resulted from
the Wabash contending for n differ.
entail from the other lines for Pitts.
burs.ChIcaso business. The Wabash
train takes 1G hours for the run and
charges 50, or sl.59 lower than the Fl.
Wayne and 50 cents lower than the
Plttsbnrg and Lake Erie. Baltimore
and Ohio and Panhandle. The Wabash
and Baltimore and Ohio are not wor.
rying over the speed war. and officers
Of these two roads say no change will
be made In their trains.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-28

sWANTED:-Any position except labor
ing, by q bright young man student. In.
iqpire at this Office.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-28

Delicious Ice cream at Halls, sii
Main street. Open Saturday, June %.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-28
WANTED

wan Tsp-An al salesman to sell
our celebrated Suntermented Orange
Juice and cherlcola. King Of non.alco.
hole drinks. Uniermented Juice &
Cider Coz Hagerstown, Md. st
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-28

Come to the New England Tea room
Saturday night, ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-28
'sfF.
LOST

;tosT-A nugget shaped scarf pin.
Finder return to this office and receive
reward.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-28
FOR RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT :
Centrally lo5ated; privilege bath. Mrs.
Ban. No: 400 Quincy street. CT
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-28

FOR RENT-A cottage, 200 Guney
street: Enquire Of Ella Fortney.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-28

$3.50 1880.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1907-07-26

Lady Walrcnd. tie VIE Of General
Sir William Walrord, NJ r., described
at a dinner party il Boston the life
of q maid 81 honor
zone Of my friends, she said, twas
a maid Of honor to Queen Victoria
She spent a part Of each winter al
San Reno. whore I have d villa. and
one January afternccn at the Sports
club, where We wo e taking tea under
an orange tree, gentleman said 70
her.
How interesting your life at coust
must he! And what delightful diary
you must be able to keep'
No said the maid Of honor. that
Is impossible. The queen makes 1t a
condition that we keep no diaries
while at court
"'Ah, said the gentleman, laughing,
I think should Keep very seer t
one, all the same
"'Then. said my friend, with a
grave smile. I am afraid you would
not be a maid of honor
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1907-07-26
cor THINGS EvEuED UP.
Convict Suffered Inconvenience 70
Have laugh on Law.

The late Capt. Joe Nicholson
used to tell of longtime prisoner
who had been In the house Of corrcc.
tion while the captain ran that in5ti-
hnt,on
Y Just before his term expired the
convict cabled the captain that JUS
ico was now done and that an hon
=st man would start afresh In the
world
Dut YOU have told me several times
ihat you were innocent cf the
ha3ge on which you were sent here"
$50 | was, Capt Joe, and can
prove It, Here are the names of
.taree witnesses. Get their state.
ments and see whether I an lying
Just as d matter OF curiosity the
captain complied and found conyinc-
ing evidence Of the mans innocence.
The convict was called in and in.
dignantly asked why he had not used
his evidence in getting a new trial.
sI'll tell you, captain. In my time
I was acquitted three or four times
when ! was guilty, SO when | was con.
victed of something l never did.
just thought I'D even things IT'D by TAX.
ing my medicine without kicking. Be
sides that, it sort Of tickled me to
find that justice had missed me at
every shot Detroit News
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1907-07-26
ccoD AND RAD READING.
Eest Kind Must Arouse Reflection and
ngild Up Ideals.

Schonenhauer said: THE surest
way Of having no thoughts Of our own
is to take uy book every time we
have nothing to do" That is not the
popular idea. fer reading Is generally
regarded as the generator OF thought
and character Eat it is not so Of
itself One must do something be-
sides read re must digest what he
reads lie must Increase the range OF
his perceptiyo powers, start up new
set Of relations and draw some fresh
conclusions There are people who
read a great deal more than other
reople bat know e great deal less.
ahey read just 10 road-to put in
time; for a Dieasurabia sensation that
one gets lying IA hammock or drink.
ing a glass of coda There Is no di-
gestive force ia il that builds up brain
fiber It is the sort Of reading that
austains insipid talk and makes one
in a little social circle tarn away in
disgust when d serious subject Is re-
ferred to- The fact 8 he only kind
of reading that is worth the time EN-.
pidsed is tYat %hTSr' hf6ua6sN refiec-
tion and builds Up Ideals
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1907-07-26
Not So Much Needed.

A family that had struggled many
years in poverty suddenly came into
possession Of an income They moved
into little place in the country and
tried to impress their neighbors with
their Importance. They talked con.
s.....sslIy cff 49, - - oal psi.
ton should and should not do.
Some Of their city acquaintances
came 10 visit them one summer and
the little daughter Of seven or eight
was showing them about the place.
what nice chickensl" exclaimed
one OF the guests when they reached
the poultry yard. They lay every
day, too, | suppose"
YES" said tho youthful hostess,
that is, they could, Of course; bat in
cur position they don't have to-
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1907-07-26
First Meeting Of Angora Goat
Breeders.

On the 22nd day of June meet
ng Of the Angora goat breeders OF
New Mexico, was called for the 10th
Of July at 1870 =. 10. by W. A.
Heather, w. c. Silby ard M. l..
Bugbee. The notices sent out at
that time were notfar reaching ow-
ing TO The fact that no complete
record OF the goat men of the ter
ritory was available. However,
all those districts into which no.
tice found lis way were represent
ed. The famous Lake Valley dist
rict, so long pioneer goat range,
was we'll represented by four OF lts
prosperous breeders, being II. d,
i Ludlow, OF Ludlow & Co., q. l..
McGregor q Sons, ID. G. Taylor
and Tom VI edgewood. These men
assured the meeting that every
goat man in Sierra county would
JON the association and work heart
and soul to help remedy the many
grievances and difficulties the goat
men are laboring under. Some of
the other districts represented
were Red Rock, by W. L. Ritter,
Fieiro by w Il Reggs, Pinos Al
tos 10y Gallager 4 Kraus and Santa
Rita by E S. Edwards. The Bear
Greek district was represented by
4 W A. Heather andT. f. Chandler.
OF the finn Of Chandler d Co.,
while Il. z. Slurgis, W @. Sllsby
and John McAnslau Of Silsby &
McApslau ard Fred McCauley Of
Brown & Co, heralded the epthu-
siasm q the Burro mountains and
lower CHA districts.
The meeting was very effective.
Mr.. Ludlow was elected chair man
fsrlVs t7nrp,s"' ana ME-. . B1g6eie,,
secretary and treasurer. The
name adopted for the association
was tie Aneora Goat Breeders AS
soclation Of New Mexico. An ex-
ecutiye board Of seven members
was chosen, being ". A. Heather,
D. G. Taylor G |. MoGregor,
E S. Edwards, Il. p Sturgis,
w. G. siishy and Q. 6. Baker.
lbe executive board appointed
! NIesers. Bugbee to draft The con-
stitution and by laws of the asso-
citation and much is being done to
make this one Of the most tffecient
associations Of its kind in the
country
The Angora goat industry has
long felt The need of such an asso-
citation, through which TO cope
with the forest reserves, the pre-
yailing blight OF The industry and
through which to strengthen their
general conditions. 1t is hoped
that those interested inthe 5O0OC0
now grazing on New Mexico soil
will without further investigation
get in touch with is organization
and help in this great cause. The
first annual meeting of this asso-
ciation will be held at the Office Of
NJ. H. Bugbee in this city on the
l0th of rext September and it ls
believed that oil members of the
association and others interested
that possibly can viii attend this.
meeting Silver City Enterprise.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1907-07-26

EEs, , II . .E.G IGS ESQ
The corrIer of Sunday mail be-
tween Lake Valley aud NUT Sta
ton, is at all times prepared to
convey passengers, day or night, to
HlilsbJro ana other points. Good
carriages and reasonable prices.
Lake Valley.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-28

9ryi 6dtporens MT t'uer fIe uen
.tIdihe Gbdm erldin's Gcibpeb,
Ebolerd une Oh ]fdll mebiim
pom Gholere Tlorbus eehsilt
0r, ~ ". 5omler QIabtpmer,
10, ersdhlt elne Grinbtuna Die er
dtp. m1hreno er nls @eihmOres
I in eirer @prDunttriuhune in
w%arbsplle. 8ceishnpptfaot pom
etie &letpmnt, III, Eaurirte. @r
II: y1hu bIN oDrt lunr, nj ltl
pos i,tihe4 UNI nh Bnrt Jle,iti
~ bri mir GtDtgrp Dtorbus in BIZ
plimmer Spru uerurinhte. SD
jhtte ara eleut uuo itiidte nah Il
80 QenGicr GhD crn > ~ ebtsin. linti
oiier iGrhit min her G~potbeter elne
tinjdll G1nnbertain's Eeibmeh, &hos
.ro arb Eurd]inu NFebiSir MT lem
'~tymPr'tu. Dab a. boa @ewluifte
sot,p, mir nbel in 5utae Oer Gr.
H. ublpGu aleies oeilmutets, Uor5DIt
,r xertee gu idlden, On u iiir
fer uiehlbntt SOY anrouiirc "a
hm rIrc Eoie aupnn uGh tDbltg u
INF 9aoutsp ttiier. 0te SrpeI't
Ole ny'ttt mid aopstld. 3we.
1taeidmorerp ,1ttenu ~ 0erleihfr
csc mc i'm unn SonnSr(
Sent @la'she bel!tp nv ptlr bret
lum @2rrnni bei Nuter Hcoe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-28

den feline ouberurosntItas groBe ans
bi6tst, biirfeR mir feinern @eri5t ses
rabe tpsssn bisies Mubbdltens qemtB
pollen @lduben I9enteR. @ds dts
btsism G9Gbel Ipdter s.tporoen, biirfte
isst tDObl iaum mebr 81 ermittelH
iein.
9termit slal6en mir ben Nddmt3
erbruat gu baben, buB S4illers Balls
laoe tetns bloBe Sage bebdnSls, fona
bern cine tpirtIi9s, biftortide sbats
fade. 0iellei6t piroen Iib mod man,
DE dnbsre Sassn alb btForiih ;isms
lid ri6tis berdusfieIlsu, tpGren pie hi
trsffsnben 0Otumerte nidt bsrIorer az
snpgeH, ober tpGren bic Hd6ri6teH
bur9 hi4riftliGs @ufJetdnlng unt
Ri9t BLOB bur9 miinbli4e llsberlisss'
runs urf uns getommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-28

@eocn rfeumoftrSes 3afrrsF thut
cine 9aIIe gdmillenthse CUTE 0ienIle;
olsi68eiiig itedt man elm pqur &amils
lenbliit6ei in oos Or gtr6 psnb't
nan 6eibqemu6tcs &pGiaI5 on fas
mar IN MuliGeuteln duf ne i3mcr'ena
.ne Mdnge tcQt man reh'&It RE beis
hen GaiaGeitd ale 10 @}inltcn rno
Ff6rt Eiermit ciniqs @tnnosr tort. linz
ter ltmft6nem nirtt aeriebens robe
adrtpffet. bic dtf Die 9ods gsIeot pivo,
htfor6erg 8ur @o6t8eit. borliiali4.
Glf 6ilFt ca of ctnentlidli6 h,lons
ters rena 6tr GGners aus Soblen
?G6nen tsrriihrt, tpenn man @hberts
liIierpurscln tdut. 3d6ni6mer3 Der
nerDDfer Iqtur 1T torn aud bur6
qduen, Tet es eires 9utterbrpbes oher
cines Slides Tleifn. atbobeu iparben.
Cos aauen birtt beruhigenb nu6 nell
berrS auf Sic ~auFgeregten Rerrtn,
Gdrupfen bnr ctfpds Rum III Bel 8er'
fGttune fer quit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-28
OemeinnnSiees
3a6npfleae I'D Rinbern 4.

~ b.
9stommen ainoer Iei6t blutsnDes,
TGpamniges blaiIss 3abnileAd, 10
fpsnOet man nit GrfOls cine siHmaligs
tGgli9e GpiiIuug nit lauparmem
RunOipilpaiier Unit &dmpfsrIpirt
ius bsrIcED an. glu9 MDrrbentinttur
ODER Spirttus bsIfen, ieOod burf benz
MoIisr uidt mebr bsiseieBt tptrben,
uls baB II cine i6pa9 aufummsnSiss
beEbs Dirturs i'm Wiun6s DsrurIudt.
SpeidelItein barf ft9 nidt an ben
2ibRen biloen. @r bepirtt 9odsrung
bes 3a6nfleii9ss unb 6ObIpsrOen Oes
3ubnes. &Iast bus ainb iiber 3ubns
f6msr3, Ssist Ti9 irsenbpO Elm selber
Ober ihrar3er Sled, Elm Ioderer, elm
fdief obsr am iinseetsneten Srte her,
ausipu6icnbsr Ober ungerabe 5etlieees
ter 3ubu, 70 luifs bic Mutter biss
ni6t slsi6giItig 9stpGbren, foibern
aiehe sinen tii6tigen 3ubrdrst gu
gtotbe. Wan gsn0bne dud 5d3 aino
frib3ettig ale SABINE al gsbrunben, B.
3. auf beibea Ssitsn Suglsi4 touen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-28

meertcitia dfs 6eilmittef. DER gss
riebsne Mesrretti9 mirb ulf 8 mpofc
in GrDBe elmer SouO asIFrifcn ta n
duF ben Gberarm. ouf bic Maeen.
TtBTofler poer auF Ser Rodcu gele9t
unb IGFt IN Sort y londe mirfcn his
nan Elm GetrG 8as Bremen EN-.
9ftnoet. 1ifit5 9|,errctttapftaiter II
zines ner f6nsu eu tsIFeu6en Mittel
be' h itiaen qpbFs uub 3dhni6meraen,
tet GdpinstI. Gaumd@t, 3iiden'
fGmerSsn unb 9brenialItn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-28
Qnd Elm 2~aabstpunl&.

3au6ertHnNler: .Geben sic, meme
6errf&afFeR: - bic junse Dame its6t
bier duf benz 9ii9e-i6 oede ben aorb
iiber Ite Der - unb ems. apei, BRET, =
i1 nebms ben 9orb pieoer loeg = unb
bic iun9e Dame lit rerihwunoen!" =
3uiaauer: r9t4, Iiebiter Ssrr, tonnten
Sic meine 2tlte niht aud 10 = Ders
iGpinoen ldiIen2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-28
GfIbtrFohtn

pel3e BON Idngeu oieaen anGsldufen
ftn6. rsiniot man auf iebr sinfade
WeiIe, in6em man lie nit bern toAsus
een aartpffelo6quBpafier iberoiebt,
its eiDd 5elu Wlinutsu bdr:n Iitsen
ldBt, uno bdnn nit sipsm poIleneR
2appen iiihfiq dBrei6i. sic ptroen
bur6 6ieIs @e5aubIuns tuis nsu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-28
uralts nraaen nrb QntLp0rten.

Mel@e 9eute tronR1 5uerIt M}ines
ralpaHer2- Die 9Gnrsier. Us ite6i
in Der libel: Die g6driIder, 70 "a
(GoDa) @aTIer trdrten. g8ie )
fer er1ie Dtnter2 -- ge6el. DEM bic
8i6el LAT: 0i6ttr glr5ei lag auf Dem
WaIier. Wer mar Der erie 8rins
bfr2 9etrus, bsnn er bisb rem 9tdI'
dus iber'S DIR.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-28
Gai6t 8d9Hs.

DenEmdD1tn Gum grdntlsum tp'
TER SsrrinI: o@nGoiesr Serr. Sic pers
IaiIsn uns ia bsute 70 5sitig2" = 9srr:
.9as 8rdulein lit psrbrieRlih = es but
3a6nI6mcr3en." 0ienitmGb9en:
80, bas fagt fie muir 10, bamit sic
slau6sn ipIlsn, ibre SABINE ieisn edit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-28
Nus ainpermunO.

els6en: .Mama. iA m6hts mir cine
Girne aug BEN arrbs ne3aien.@
Mama Rem Oh mir peripridit,
re6t artig Su Ietn!" = GIstsn: so
fef fam ,6 oas ni6t perIpre4er, aber
fpsnn ih orsi nebn;en bari tbue ids
gang beItimmt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-28
Sin Orttter i'm 9unbe.

.6srr 2anOiSdt, mas ei6t's uuBer
GblOroform unb letber ionit nod fir
NPittsl, I'm 9epubtlOiistett Su betoirs
tsn2" - Gin ti6tiser &niippsI. 9err
Sebeimrdtb, bat cieieIbs @irtnns."