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Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03

a moderate business was done; prices
points higher. American middllnE FAIR
sid. good middiing 1l3d. middlinE, s 1891:
low mlddinE. 6Ed, good ordinary, h5ed;
ordinary. said The sales Of the day were
lO01U bales. OF which So bales were for
speculation and export and included 500
bales American, receipts. 100 bales, AL
American.
NEW ORLEANS. MAY c-COTTON-
Spot closed steady. sales. 1878 bales low
orditary, sac. ordinary. TAc: good or
binary, 9 l-lbc; low middling. lpAc, mid
ding ike good middIng. l2Ac; w ddlng,
lsRC. nominal. fair. lee nominal. receipts,
25i4 bales: stock. 1896 bales
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03

ST. LOUIS, May 2-CATTLE-Raceip
700 head, including 800 Texans native
market slow, Texans steady; native ship
beef and butcher steers, S4.SOd5.7o: steers
under 100 lbs, AO0q4.90; stockers and
feeders, S350a5.25; cows and heifers, &2S5d
5.75; Gamers, S200q2.75; bulls, &3.7Oa4 50;
calves, A.0OGe.O0; Texas and Indian steers,
s.. 65q6.6o; cows and heifers. SL9Od4.4O.
HOGS-Receipts, 1000 head; market 1Oc
lower; pigs and lights S. eod6.50; packers,
S.s0q6.45; butchers apd best heavy, S6.45g
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts 1000
head: market slow; native muttOns, s.. 25a
SIS; lambs, N.O0dS co. culls and bucks, 500
G6.OO; stockers, 8. 5Od425.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03
CHICAGo LIVE STOCK MARkEr |
Cattle, sheep and Lambs Are weak
Honn STEADY

CHICAGO, May 2.-CATTLE-Receipt
6 o00 head market weak: common TO prime
steers, NO0G66O; heifers, SS.OOd6 30; cows
g 26n5.oo. bulls, s. i0d460; calves, S275G
b.l5; -1ckers and feeders, s. Q006.25
HOgS-Receipts 400 head: ma ket
steady. choice to prime heavy S63ld65siF;
medium TO good heavy s.. sac ~; butcher
weights, t6.4IiE0S55, good to prime mixed
Sc. 5eiS IN; packing, s. 8)d6. IS. pigs, $50
$50. bulk Of sales, S. 45d6 90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1900
head. market weak; sheep, S250Gl5; year
llngs. s. EaIT %. lambs G6hlmN 20
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03
stock in sight.
sugar and MOIasaes.

NEW YORK, May a. SUGAR Raw,
quiet; fair refining, 8 pc; centrifugal s5
test 376c: molasses sugar, acc. Re
fined. quiet; No. 6, 44Oc: No. Z, A25c; No.
S, ASOc, No. 3, 425c; No. 10, 4.l5c; No. IL
IlOc: No p 405c; No. IS, 4Ooc; No. a. $3.50;
confectioners' A. Acc; mould A, 5l5c; cut
loaf 55Oc; crushed, $500; powdered, 49Oc;
granulated, 4S0c; cubes. 505c.
SES-Steady; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice. S7a43c.
NEW ORLEANS, May - SUGAR 49,
Steady: open kettle centrifugal 3lAq3Lsc:
centrifugal yellow, Stail9c; seconds 2Ag
MoLAssEs-Ouiet new syrup, aoaS4c.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03

LONDON. May 2-The weekly statement
Of the Bank OF England shows the fellow
ing changes: Total reserve, decreas ed
E612 coo; circulation, increased G42p, 900; bull
lion, decreased E433 $50; other securities,
decreased ESSS, 900; other deposits, decreased
e., l5,0OO; public deposits. increased $4,000;
notes reserve, decreased ES5S, 900; govern
ment securities unchanged. The proper
ton Of the banks liability this week is
g q per cent compared with $50 per cent
last week
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03

HOGS-AnOther heavy run Of hogs en-
abled packers 20 force another moderate
decline In values and the demand from all
classes OF buyers was SUFFICIENT 10 hold tho
market steady for the good light and bacon
grades. In fact, some OF the sales looked
a shade stronger than Yesterday. On the
other hand, packers held on a shade lower
on prices for the heavy and packing grades
from the start The movement was very
sluggish all morning and Wher once under
way the heavy and packing hogs generally
sold q shade 70 Sc lower than yesterday
Tops brought E5. as against $50 yes
terday, and the bulk OF all the hogs sold
az IS 2Od6S as against ts.21Q6Z78s yester-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03
nnnI. az Frrnnce stntement

PARIS, May 2-The weekly statement Of
the Bank Of France shows the following
changes: Notes in circulation, increased So
5.OOOf; treasury deposits, decreased Al, 475-
Onfi general deposits increased Is $50 0J0f;
gold in hand. increased 1,O0.O10f: silver in
hard, decreased S5O0Of; bills discounted
increased lSS 2oOO O0f; advances, increased
/ $50 O01f
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03

ST. JOSEPH, May 2-CATTLE<-Recelp
$500 head; market l0c lower; natives, $500
6.15; cows and hefers, s225Gi4.s0; stockers
and feeders, $1,000 40
HOGS-Receipts, elO7 head; market ma
sc lower; top, $40; bulk OF sales, $50
SIS
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. SIS head I;
market steady; lambs, ssOcQ8.55; yearlings,
s.. OOd7 60
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03
TrensurN Statement.

WASHINGTON, May 2-Today's state
ment ~ the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund, exclusive OF the $4,000 600 gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
$252 10, SS3 gold coin and bullion, SOL 257, =
SO; gold certificates. $500
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03

coming changes Or the cabinet Russian
IMPERIAL ts closed at % and Russian bonds
OF 1914 at ES
BERLIN. May 2-Prices on the Bourse
today were weaker on New York advices.
Russians we're higher.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03
minneapolis Grain MARKET.

MINNEAPOLIS. May 2-wHEAT-May,
s54se; July. SAC: No. / hard, sc; No.
northern s. dS2c
FLOUR-First patents. 3AtO94So; second
patents, $500 20; irst clears 50 2odS co.
second clears, s. D625A
BRAN-ln bulk, SIS 5Od16TS
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03
Milwaukee Grain market.

MILWAUKEE May a-WHEAT-No
northern, S9soc; No. 2 northern. S9SS1c;
July, eiAe.
RTE-No. / U61SAc
BARLHH-No. z I6AAc; sample, @.dFbc
CORNING. , cash, Sd4SAc; July SAC,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03

NEW YORK May 2-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Market Is quiet, but firm in
tone. with fancy quoted at SdS1zc; choice
7d7lkc; poor to fair. 5lkQ6c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunes
are firm on bullish crop reports from the
coast Quotations range from S}fql2lzc for
California and from 5hd10c for oregon
grades Apricots are dull and unchanged
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, May 2-COTTON-Spot
closed steady; middling uplauds, n55c;
middling gulf. soc; sales, IS 81 bales
mlddling, ll%c; sales. S56 bales receipts
none: shipments. none; stock. IS, AIS ba es.
LIVERPOOL, May 2-COTTON-ln spot
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03
siuox City Five stock Market.

SIOUX CITY, May 2-(Special telegram
-CATTLE-Receipts 800 head: market
mixed. 100000: stockers and feeders, 500
G46O: calves and yearlings. S3o0q4.25.
HOGS-Receipts, 500 head; market
steady: selling at t6.2Oas.SO: bulk Of sales,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03
hank C1enrinrn.

OMAHA, May 2-Clearfngs for today
were s. 81, O04. % and for the corresponding
date last year 81, 10. 81. 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03

PEORIA. May a-coRN-HiEher; No. 3
yellow and No. 4 CSC; No. 4 sc; no grade,
4Qssc
oATs-Highsr; No. white. 44o; No.
white, sc. No 4 white, &c.
RYE-F1rm No. 2 s7s496slSc.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03
Banl. Of Germany Statement.

BERLIN, May 2-The weekly statement
Of the Imperial Bank Of Germany shows
the following changes: Cash IN hand de-
creased 43 $50, DOOM; treasury notes, in
creased SCI, OO0m; other securities, increased
So $50 COON; notes in circulation, increased
- 800 DOOM.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03
Liverpool Grain and Provisions.

LIVERPOOL, May 2-wHEAT-spot.
steady; No. red western winter, 6s Ind;
May, &c fssd; July, IS cd; September, S.
a a. a msTirsn r,tIsd nid &. IA. SS,,, 80
quiet: July, g. nd; September. e Tlsd
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03
PhnadeIphia Proauc. NInrI,.,

PHILADELPHIA May R-EGGs-Frm
and Ia good demand; western hrsts tree
casea, 18c. AZ mark
CHEEsE-Dull and weak; New York suu
creams fancy, lee; New YORK fun creams,
choice. 1S7 a14c
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03
-anaas city Drain and ProvisIons.

KANSAS CITY, May 2-WHEAT-May.
T8s.c; July. Tsao: September &c. Cash: NO.
9 hard. f6aeoc. 10. g. lSd1sc; No. red.
SIlsn62cf No. 3 f5Ge1c-
CoRN-1lay. sac; July. sc: September,
SAC CnEh. No J mixed. asls9f7c. No 4
Bifc; No 2 white, fSiSaSsc: No. 8 Esikc
OATS-No. 2 white SAC; No. 2 mixed,
Eelke
HAY-Steady; choice timothy, ul2Hls. 90:
choice prairie 81 b0GI0oQ
RNE-Steady, 00tI64c
EGGs-Ftrm: extra fancy, Ice; current re-
reipts cases included. new cases lp4c.
second hand cases i4c: cases returned
ike: southern. cases included. I'VE
nErrER-Creamery nc packing l5c-
Receipts. Shipments
wheat, bu--................ sa.ooe 500
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03
London CInrinr stncI...

SILvER-Bar, quiet, 30 s-16d per ounce
MONEY-2G2A per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market
for short bills is 3 per cent; for three
months bills, 81 per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03
Articles, Open. High Low. close Yes'y.


WHEAT-No. 2 hard, T2l4a74c; No. 8 hard
sIQ73c; No. 4 hard. 6Oa6Sc; No spring
67q74c.
CORNING. 3, 44lad4 sc; No. l. 42Q4sl4c; no
grade, 36d4Oc; No. yellow, 451hq46c No.
8 white. 4sGp47c.
OAT9-No. 8 mixed. 4Od41c: No. s white,
Hdlhc; No. white, 40d40&c.
RYE-Eo. 2 621kc; No. 3 6li4c.
CurIOf
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03

DULUTH, Nay 2-WHBAT-No. ! north
ern, e6ltc; May, S1sc; July. 8he septsm-
Der SAC.
OATS-To arrive. &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03

Conee Market.

TOLEDO May l-sEEDs-cIovsr. cash
March, an. Timothy san. Alsiks. J7S
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03
mo Z.


Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-F1rm; winter patents. 6.l0a
ents. g. t0qS 50; spring straights, SOoqS 30;
bakers, 50 OoG2. 80
WHEAT-No. 2 spring. 9qss5Ac; No. 3
spring, 76qS6c; No. 2 red, S1A662ikc
CoRN-No. 2 5o1Sg5O&c; No. 2 yellow,
5O3t d5lc.
0ATs-No.. ?. 4Sato; No. white. 4s8leze.
RYE-No. g &c
BARLEY-Fair 70 choice mating, Td74c.
sEEDs-No. fax, STA; No. northwest
ern. IN. Timothy, prime, 14So Clover,
contract grade. f1bB.
PROVISIONS-Shor ribs sides Ooose).
s. S71fqS. 62h. Mess pork, per bbl $500
IL. 80 Lard per 100 lbs, Sss7h- Short clear
sides Cboxedl S.Bde.00.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03

on the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; oreameries, lsdBc
oeiries, lSG3c. Eggs, firm; at mark.
cases included. 1bd15llc; hrsts lsc; prime
nrsts, l6i4e. Cheese, steady; 14dl5c.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03
HOGS LOWER EXCEPT BACON GRADES
Prices of Mutton Grades Are Lower
All Around, but Prime sheep
stiu Have Command
Ing Position.
SOUTH OMAHA. May 4 1907

The following table shows the receipts
for the year to date, compared with last
ear:
1907 1906. Inc. Dec.
Cattle ............. Sg6,l54 322 7OS r. as ......
Hogs .............. SS6. is S91 $50 ...... 6l,ll
Sheep .............. 6S4.7O2 6S,S4 S,78 ......
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03

BOSTON, May 2-Can loans, 2a5 per
cent; time loans, 4Ad5h per cent. Ohicial
closing quotations were:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03
N"-- YorIr Mining stocks

NEW YORK, May 1-closing quotations
The independent., 1907-01-31
STATE FAIR OFFICIALS.

The board of managers for the state
fair to be held the first week of next
Sertember, have made the following
appointments of controlling officers:
William Foster, general superintend-
ent.
c. ]. Tracy Loup City, chief of po-
lice.
VIM. James, Dorchester, superin-
tendent agricultural hall.
L. E. Emerson Lincoln, superintend-
ent of transportation.
E. M. Searle, jr.. Lincoln, superin-
tendent of gates.
DR.. H. Pritchard, Wisner, assistant
superintendent of gates
JOS Roberts, Fremont. superintend-
ent mercantile hall.
Jno. r. McArdle, Elk City, superin-
tendent amphitheater
w j. OBrisn, North Bend superin-
tendent fish exhibit.
S c. Bassett. Glbbon. superintendent
premium revision
W. A. Apperson, Tecumseh. superin-
tendent class "a" horses
o. +. Mickey. Oseeola, superintend-
cnt class "B." cattle.
H. w Leonard. Pawnee City super
intendent class &C" swine.
n. M. wolcott. Palmer, superlntend-
ent class ID" sheep.
G, NJ, Iewelling, Beaver City. super
intendent class II. poultry.
VIM. James. Dorchester, superin-
tendant class Fl" farm products.
Mrs. ]. II, Hadkinson, Benson. super
intendcnt class -" textiles.
Mira. r. Nj. uall. Lincoln. suporln.
tendent class III" fine arts,
V. Arnold. Nerdon, superintendent
class ~" dairy.
Mrs. l. FreAchette, Lincoln. suparin-
tendent class Il" lots ) 10 "A,
~. q. Bishop. Lincoln. supcrintend.
ant class u educational.
w. O. Galley. Creighton, superintend-
ont class *" bees and honey
|. w lIaws. Minden. superintendent
class M" machinery.
Chas Mann chadron. suporintend,
ent specials and forage
The independent., 1907-01-31

added to it little toasted corn bread,
which also seemed to touch the right
spot, and on this simple and to the un-
educated taste, repulsve diet he throve
and ultimately recovered his health and
with it a happiness he had never before
experienced. He took to cultivating the
spiritual side of mis- nature and instead
of becoming morose and hard to get
along with in his old age, he was the
most thoroughly happy and contented
character in the whole neighborhood and
everybody loved him because his presence
was a benediction to all. He lived tt be
nearly ninety years of age and was hap
py to the last.
Who mortifies the flesh below
And gives the soul chance to grow
Is on the track and on the train
Bound for the goal man should attain
Toward higher things we should
aspire
Lord, let it be our hearts desire
To put aside the wrongs that lure,
Lest earthly ills that have no cure
Assail us here. for those who try
To run that course may sin and die
Teach us, dear Lord, from day to day
To do Thy will in every way;
In all our going while we mix
Among our fclloW-mortals. Blk
The independent., 1907-01-31

House roll No. 11o Is a measure that
ought to pass. It's purpose is to put the
hobo out Of the game, and the time has
come when it cannot be accounted a
cruelty to do so. 1t having been de-
creed that all men who ride on the choo-
choo cars must pay regular rates, there
is no good reason why authority should
not be vested in the trainmen to call
Weary Willie from off the bumpers in
the name Of the state of Nebraska whose
statutes he has offended. Weary is a.
dangerous character. The man who
scorns to work for living when labor
is in such demand as it has been for
the past few years has a head for mis-
chief and needs watching all the time.
If trainmen are vested with police power,
Weary will soon learn that 1t ism
healthy for him to talk back or to re-
fuse to skidoo when the brakeman says
"begone."
Weary sees the world is wide,
Weary has will mendacious,
Weary wants to take a ride
Let him pay his fare, b'gracious
If he tries to steal his way
Where the flying cinders choke him,
Vest the trainmen, then, l say
With the legal power to soak him.
Why should Weary Willie rock
On the bumpers unmolested
While / pay my fare or walk
Let the damcuss be arrested
Then the rock pile or the soil
Where the herds of cattle forage;
Weary should be made to toll
Or deprived of clothes and porridge.
Satan finds for idle men
Evil thoughts and schemes pernicious;
Weary, busy in the pen,
May not be so pesky vicious.
The independent., 1907-01-31

Men are so orneTy they would rather
lose money at poker than TO win prizes
at n ladies' card party.
The independent., 1907-01-31

A Chinese chop suey artist in St Paul
was fined 81 by the court for refusing
to serve a hungry negro. The race prob
lem is indeed a complicated one.
The independent., 1907-01-31

AS a RUE n man who says he will be
governed by your advice is another.
The independent., 1907-01-31

Elect a man to office and bind him
by a party platform to do the thing he
doesn't want to do, and he is sure to
limp around with sore foot during the
entire session.
The independent., 1907-01-31

Women have as many ways Of hold
up their skirts on rainy dav as they
have Of doing up their hair.
The independent., 1907-01-31

If yGu spend your time I'm growing
about an imaginary wrong. YOU are
apt to neglect your OWE shortcomings.
The independent., 1907-01-31

As long ms Father retains any rights
az al, ne ~ pretty SURE 10 Remove hts
shoes cut hy the sitting room nrp.
The independent., 1907-01-31
ATCHiSON GLOBE SIGHTS.

Sense is nonsense to a fool.
AS rule the greatest help 10 MEM
Dry is youth.
The independent., 1907-01-31

About the poorest economy ~ that
praetlccd by the man who trles Ia
make saving on his laundry bills.
The independent., 1907-01-31

Preachers are about the only people
who can work less an1 give better
sAlisfactien, short sermons always
please
The independent., 1907-01-31

Sense is nonsense to q fool
As rule the greatest help TO mem
DRY is youth.
AS RUE n man who says he will be
governed by your advice is another
Men are so orneTy they would rather
lose money at poker than 10 win prizes
at ladies' card party
Women have as many ways of hold
up their skirts on rainy day as they
have Of doing up their hair
If yGu spend your time I'm growing
about an imaginary wrong. you arc
apt to negl ct your OWE shortcomings.
About the poorest economy II that
praetlccd by the man who tries Ia
make a saving on his laundry bills.
As long ms Father retains ans rights
az all, he ~ pretty sure To remove his
shoes cut by the sitting room nrc.
Preachers are about the oniv people
who can work less anu give hotter
vAtistactiens short sermons always
please.
Say 10 almost any child, -, vou
know what your mother u gninr 10
20 e yonF and the child will reply.
Spank me"
A good many ~ the thousand dollar
stage gowns look like the greater mart
~ the cost must have been for 1ra4ol.
ing eSpehseN
The independent., 1907-01-31

Say to almost any child, aDe yau
know what your mother ls giving 10
10 g yonf and the child will reply
spank me"
The independent., 1907-01-31

good many ~ the thousand dollar
stage gowns look like the greater part
~ the cost must have been TOT 1r4sel.
lnE expenses.
The independent., 1907-01-31

The modern woman, by adhering rigid
ly to the rules laid down by the up-to-
date authorities for the benefit OF her
sex, can make the following useful dis
noSiton of her time each dav.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-27
GemeinnabieeS

RlGren bes SOnts s. Scnis,
Der Idnssre 3eit ,Gufbspabrt perOen
frll, mub reif fem, b. +. man barI erft
cdnn benz Gtod Duben entnebmen,
tDenn iie gum erSbsren SbeiIe seOsdelt
iinb. @irb Der 6onig bebufs r1i9es
rer Rldruna erpdrmt, 70 bnrf bi:s nur
i'm fpgenonnten DaIferbubs sef9sben.
SIT er our9 unb bur9 lauiparm ges
fporben, 70 pirb er drf Elm feinmoT9t'
ses SaarIisb aesofien unb in einem
iparnten 8immer gut Sugebedt, am bes
fen an benz BON Der Come bei6ienes
men Genlter eintae Sage lang itebsn gee
IofIsn. Sc bilbst ii9 in bieIsr 3eit
elm bthter S6num an Der Sberfld6s,
ben man in foIgenbsr @eiTe ab6ebt:
Wtdn idneibet ii9 elm glatt persae
mentpapier berart 5ure9t, baB es ges
nan in ben Sopf pdbt; OieIss lsgt man
iibsr ben Sonig unb briidt es Ieihf an,
10 bdB tsine 8lnien 5fpti9en Sonis
nnb papierFld6e bleibsn. IaG ettud
Stret Sagsn bebt man es ab unO finbet
allen S6dum ufp. am Bapier tlsben,
pGbrsnb Der 6onig .pDlIig blant er'
fdeint. @as gapisr IGBt ii9 lei9t
nit BEN Meiisr obsr bur9 bic 8ieHen
reinisen unb pirS bieruuf ols q6I4luB
pieber uuf ben Sonig seIegt. 8irS
biefer fdlieBli6 nod IN einem trOdss
men, seru6freien 2otdIe aufbepnbrt, 70
felt er ni9t nlir bds bollfpmmsHite
9rObutt BEG 8iensnfleibes bar, ionbern
e. bGlt Ti9 aud, pbne bas minoeIts BON
feiner Site gu berEisren. Dur9 ldnss
James aufpGrmen I'M Mdiler6uO, bus
itie iiber 80 @r. 6. bindusssben ioll,
IGBt sr fi4 ieOerssit tuieOer in fIiiIiise
SOrm bringen.
Cine einfG9ere art Der SOnistlGs
rtrns 1T foIsenbe: Man nsbme Elm
Ble9seFGB, BEN llmfunse bes 9etrte'
tes eintgermdBen angemeiien, nobe am
Bobenrdnbe nit elmer fingerbideu
Defining perIshsn. 9us Gsfdb NH
sti9leubertem Sonis tommt in elmer
atifeI, Der nit @aiier sefiitIt 1T, To-
bdB has @efGs ouf allen Seiten mt
@diIer umseben III. Sierauf fptrb bel
SOntg unter ftetem llmriihren fig sc
@rdS GeIcius erpGrmt; bas Selel
ipirb seIDI9t, bos aibrf@sit beruussei
5oser unb bas @sfGb in benz Iif db
tiibIenben @aifer rubig iteben seluf
fen. @nbern Morsens nimmt man bal
@efGB rubig aus benz &siieI, 3opft un
ten an urb Der bollftGnbig refine Sont!
flieBt in bds bdruntsr s~eItellts @efdt
Gsim erftsn peiBen Streifen, Der bpl
Der an Der SbsrflGGs BEG Spnigs aebil
beten Rldrunas16iGt Ttammt, mir
tie ausfluB0ffnuns foIurt peridlOi
fen. Die &ldruns 1T in bieier 8eii
biel boIlItGnbiaer burdgsfibrt, dls II
ii6 ie burf abid0pfsn bes petbeI
Gdaumes bstpsrtitsIligen liebe.
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AMmsriItiihes.
HrisbIidss albiOn.

Der 2urb Der abmiraIttGt: mir
miIIsn iDfOrt nod brsi5sbn pdnaer'
TGifFe .rfter alaile bdusn." = GGmp'
6ells 8annermnn: .Ssbr i9On. 50
ftells olIO sfpunais in ben Gtat Elm, sic
bauerl brei3sbn, unO Die ii.ben. bic feb
len. iOmrnsn auf bds aOntO .abrl'
ftuns.S
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Bon Der Sdmiere.

@6auIpieIer (turs Dor Der @Orifel'
.Sn Der heuti9.n @OrftelIune
tUnnte bod BEL benz guten 8sfu&e Der
Set f%psnigitens nit DetBDsin unb
8rauiepuIbsr mortirt tperben!" -
Girettor: r9ns gisbt es ni6t, dui
meine Soften iper6en feline Srsien se'
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Gin gorIi8tissr.

.0as 5rGulein, bds seItern I'm -9O'
ten bic establishments nit ben 10,'
900 (1liTle) Mitsift eini9ulten lisb,
pirb sriudt, bic MGbruns betdnnt5ls
seben, (8riefs unter raufri6tis" tr'
betsn.)1
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WALL,
s0AK WOOD ALO0N ,
.%oeaenaber be- aliihIe.

hermann, 4: ITO.
niesit Der slesanieFe eoIoOn IN Ger.
MANI inb fnoei Il bori aud bic beIten
6eirdntc unb gi9orren.
s3eIonbers quite WbiStpS. Alletn'9er.
geeni ii 6ermann Iig pen berabmien ano
ed,ten Bourbon Mnb RDe WhistD ben Der.
mann DlHiulns So, pRis heElelbe iDie q
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Sin gutter Menld.

BrGutisam (anr 8rautmuttsr, BIZ
Dor Der Sruuung BON ibrsr SOdter Sbo
4bfdteb Rimmt): .Wsinsn sic ni1t
Wnmd, - i'd fam Ste ni9t fpeiner
fsb'n ~ q brttt mir bds Sers! (.
Rebmsn @ie in @ottes Ndmeu Sbrt
SC&ter 5uriid!4
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WiO6.rn.

DienfmGb9en (uel9es BEL einsrn
iuuaen Gbepdar bisnt, gu ein.m an,
bsrsn): rMit benz 8Odsn sebt's BEL
uns Iuftig gu: srft ltubiren fie miteins
amber bic &odreSepte. Odnn to4t .iit'
es. unb bann - tunn es .iien, tueI
MILL"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-27
Ser gOrfi4tias.

SapetsnbGnbIer: sir SIR Gins
mer, Serr MiiIlsr, nshmen mir bod
tpobl cine Sapete in lebbdftsr S0Huns,"
Serr Maller: so ni6t, i'd buIte
bod INNER metn MittussIdIdfden bd'
rin."
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NttfdnappL aMh IOnnt.

8trf@nappL .gBit tOnnts
g Bel Sbnsn aud brennen9 Der
geinb tam bod aus elmer gang ans
esttn Rintungl1 .S1, fpsrIt man
gn oaf ben Mtnb berldTtn thdft
psrr #iGtsrlA
DIR angebtnbs Surf 1T.
4tr @Idubiger ipeoen Tam ID tets
nsn @@titi auf BE @trdBe geben!
9ssun msin pnteI uint baTb @eIb
laldt Ssls Ia ibn lpseen TrsiKits
9~kInuhnn0 onfN
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QIus BEN Geridtslaol.

Der ansetlasts bat Sic dIfD mti
tiRern Gtublbein NIT dllsr 8u9t aui
ben Munb aeI6lasen. nobel Sbnsr
bier 9orOer3Gbne brndsn. Gs 1T nur
dbsr tOtdtis Su piiIsn. pb Gts bitrbeI
Elm G9msrsssfiitI smpfunbsn bubtnG-
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I'm @pasmunb.

.@at. sic 6ubsn sinen 9rossB9 0u
miiffen g bait oft in ben SuItiapa'
lafs" - rSu, i'd bin fbe MO&' pier'
nal in benz pdrasropbensirtus."
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81 lam OFt inc Sous.

u: rWie SIRE GlisIe Sodter bal
gehsiratbst9 aber Sic 1T bod felt Snhi
nnb Sag ioum einmaI aus Dem 5duS
Se oeIommenl@ o. .9Ran, e TT IL
olm Elm NerlhtspolLsiehtr Der lie o.
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Gin ganIpeIs.

Der Strr RGtb 1T ab.r isbt tpi,bsi.
berbriskIt92" -9ds TT er INNER.
iutnn Elm S9nItiobr tommt; Der Grseri
Tid iest idon, bab Ct nGdftes Sdbr es
men Gag mebr arbeiten muB!"
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Silberseue bldnt gu erbaltsn. Die
einfa9ite grt, bos Silber5eug, bag
man tGeIi9 gebrou9t. bIant an erbals
ten, beftebt BARN. baB man ss in elm
esniisenb arobss @sfGB Iest unb To-
6enbes, bon ben geI9dItsn &urtOffeIn
absesoIIenes @aIfer burauf gisbt. Rad)
einisen Minuten pGI9t man bus sill
beraelg nit einem reineu peiden Gaps
pen ab, IpiiIt es no6mals in beibem
WaTfer unb trodnst es Iofort nit einsn
tpstden Stde ab. @as SLIDER pirb, 10
bebdnbtlt, fpis neu.