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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-01
@arum bic e~OsialbemOfraten ben
0llfObOI bet6mpfen,

ods lugt uns am O.utIiaItsn @snpIIe
Or. GrObli9 Wien IN Isintr Brpf@is
re .GltpbDl unb MrbsitsrfrueeA inbem
tr ousflbrt: Die prOlstariI9eR abItis
nenteH fiibrsn ben Aompf seeen ben
AliobOl i'm Hanen Der ~ nnsufries
beubeit. Bel aIler Wiirbigung ber
truntma9suben @irtun1sn bes aItos
hols, Iegen fie bod bds 5hperaepi9t
her altobolfrage in bic betGabenbe,
eini6lGfernhe @trtuns Ses aIfobols.
Der GltobCl mu4t sufrisben, er nnft
Sufrie6en nit Der Ialedtsn NabruNa,
q tGuIGt iiber bic grmibuna bintpea,
q lpbnt aus nit benz elsnben Mauers
lc9, bas bes proletdriers Wpbnuua
rorfellt, er 5Gbmt ben @rpII iiber 6ds
Cos, bds aud moreen beporiteht, Sol
der Irt ldbmt Der GltoboI Bic grs
tenntnis OeTfen mas lit. Der pruIeta.
rtsr mrB fptfin tpi. sIenb feline Ndhs
riin6. CT mub fiblsn, ipie diisoepumpt
itin a0rper If, ME msnIHenunpirbia
.;tins @obnlna tpis t~rpitlps feline Ca
&c bies mub Il smpiinben in allen
@lttosrn pne nit a!!sn @innerl, i'm
y. &raft unb ben Wut6 3a flhben,
lid uutauletnen ssstn bisIe 3ufSnpt,
esgsn bic Elm 8ibsrfanS nabioS tf.
ip.nn ben 9auIsnbtn, bic mtIien, ipi.
iHls4t % tbnen sebt, INNER nod
9lnberttduieHDs sessnibsrIeben, BE
ts nod riht tpiifsn, bic sufrieben ItnS
NIT ibrem etbGrmli9en aofe.S @o
psit Der GjsnoTIe." gr tsnnt t,ln,
JOsdle, er isnnt ni9t sen &iiin bes
NamilisHIsbsTs, Sos Der stitObuI ,trs
ttUrt Z. fiytht MIR, bah bst NuItl
ON gnos cat ben @rbsiter sufries
ben nader iDnnte. Dem Der arb.i.
ter muB unSuFrisbtn bleiben
Urine 9enoIfen ... Nrme @rbtiter
be nad irId.n @~runDISsen aefibrf
ptrotn, 900
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-01

&lr mDqen unleren Geiern etn
bradlih perFfern oos BuIAee's
@ermnn gnrup beutsutnee pOiitin
cas- eiasiSe grdpurnt i'm Rnrtte 1T
rpelheB 5hninbIuft tinbert unb
.heilt. SO entbdlt bic Giaenmittelg
as reinyn Cheer. GusSue ppn Bfan,
tenhor, uIp., rrefme nls 6eilmitts'
iur Suiten uno ShwinbiuHt BON Der
,neDesiniIhen @unsreHen 10 bob ge,
ihatt iiuo. Der ShminoiiHtiae,
tinerlei Oh bic Srnnibeit i'm Salis
uOer 9nnae, muB Dee 9lafts 6uhe
ia6s unh oes MCraens irei iein upn
anfans upn trpdcusn uuo ~iOlternoen
5urrn. 8le ertrcntien 9beIle utr.
'ausea pnh Ruhe, hcilenoer uni
8~shnrblune, uub Der 30
ttent bebori Der ridden Suit, autei
Iahyune ivetcn Ausmuris Oea DIOR.
aens, nit idneGer unb bauernber
ainoeruna. aleine Gldihhen 3u
i5 Gents asm6pntihe @rbBe nnbeip
2 RnI 10 uiel eptbnlieno ~ GeutS
On alen G~pUtbettn III b ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-01
GtBie hoffnnns perihwunoen.

Gebte boffnune peridwuncen.
als beruOrrapenoe aer3te iaater
onB W. N. Smiibhnrt, BON 9etin,
Sn,. unbeilbnre Shminbinat babe,
mar beiirn Iebte SoHnuna balm,
nber Or. Rings Nep 0iacOpcrp fir
Ihwinoiutt, Sufen uuO @rtaltun.
Gen retteten ibm pom Grade. gr
iaet: s9ieie Wlsbistn bat MIDI aranbs
lih iurtrt uuo meiu 9eben eerettet.
Seitbem babe i'd fis 10 Sabre lang
avbrauft, uue erahts bieIelbe ala
eine w%unOerbnres pals. unO 9unaen.
0eilmittel,@ Strene wiTenf6aft.
6eilmittel fir Sniteu, weben
0uIs Ooer grtdltuneen, unb Edleres
Surbeuaunesmittel acknowledgements
@~arnntirte 5lniden gu so Cents unb
500 In @nlter Bros. Npotbete.
'grObe 5lnife fret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-01
v yrsSIaer HHierer Get,

Gin T6Snss Mort iiber bic qrsTTs
idrsibt inter BEN SitsI .Gan3sl Ssr
9eu5sit@ Better Rolssser IN BEN fOsbsn
Heusrf6isnenen BIdtte .Mdrburser
preife:1
.gints 9ases Itnnb i9 Dor elmer
3eitungsprsIis unb b0rts benz sHtrsts
idsn 9stnarre unb @spolttr su, tpomit
lie bic 8lGttsr brudte pnb binparf.
Marum osnn 10 beftis Rnb Inut2 ad
ia, bu btit Der &ar9tlrsbnsr, Der srobe
pr.biser unIerer 3eit. Die 9pOrts, bic
bu iebt 70 Istbsni6nftIi9 bsrDoritObsIi,
bullsn in ipeniseR Stunben bur9 bos
gauge 2aHb. Du prsbiaf in ben
MirtbsbGulsrn, in ben adffesbGuIern,
In ben Str1bentpGgsn, dlf ben gifsHs
bnbnen, in ben pribatbGufern unb
mG9tig auf allen N~drttpIibsn. 80
ibr.r i'm 9sI4dft, I'm @ersin. in @s'
fslIisieit m:brers beiiammen Iinb, bift
bu mitten unter ibnsn unb prsbisFt.
limb uidt tpis uuf Der RanSsI DerbalIt
bein WOrt, talm baB IS ee1prOdsn III.
Mas i'm Gsbd4tnis bss sisrissn 2.s
iers ni9t bdften bleibt, bds baFtet
ouf benz popier, unb tper Is nur ans
i@dut, benz prebigt ss fort unS fort.
limb 70 ruff ou gag fix Gag Dbne
Ruf unb Rub. 4bsr mas, bu gstpaItt'
ger, aIIsss.nipGrtiger aanSslr.bHsr,
mas lift es Bonn, bds BIZ prsbigitg Gs
bonn Suse unb fir ben Tag. a6Hn.
te .s ni4t bonn Sage fir bas Sdbrs
bunbert feinG Der gag brou6t frtili&
nur Itin 8Ort, 70 Dis IeIbIt in Der
Rtr6e, an bic prsbist f9IieBsnb Der
cages unb WO4enpldn Der gem.in.
be bsrtiinbet tpirb. prebiss Du dbtr
bod aud bds 9eItGnbiee, bas Sobe
unb unfsrblide. prsbige Hi6t thinner
geIb unb MaGt unb Gisennub, ni4t
INNER 3unt unb Streit unfer ben
prebis. in bic R6pFe bins
tn s.iftises 2sb.n, prsbiss in bic Sers
zen binein sIibsnbe Sbdttrdft lnb
etsb.. Cine Gisbs, bic fir ben Gag Ii&
b.thGtist, b. dber 10 sruB 1T, baB II.
bindusreidt iibsr ben gag, ii6er hie
partsf, ilber ben Stadt, iiber bic glus
ion. D.tH ScurnaI aug unIerer 3sit
bebente e Toll Elm 9latt Der @eIt.
lsf9ihts iein. gs pirS gsIugt. baB Der
paulus, iDsnn er beute Iebtt,
tOurndlif esfporben fpGre. .Daraus
Gbt ii& fcIs.rn, buB Der Sourna!iit
ION lsute siu apOftel pauIus fein
Der fftirtfde poet bat nit bisIen
bIsn MOrten fuIf-eipas nj. Elm Ger (,
dmmunssurtbeiI Oss sr0Bsren 3bsils
inirer SdssspreIfe seIGriehen. aaf
infer. .geIbe prsiIs@ pabt iein Sbeal :
Die Die Gauit dufs gluq'.1 )
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-01
gin aSuissSrama i'm fernen chcn,

Rad tanpsn, b%iuttsta aSmSf,n in
ben ScIIGHOtrn raamtbr bic Ni,bers
lpttfuns Der aufItSnnif1sn gino,bu.
botsntk uuf Der Snid geIebes osIun.
gen Bon tinia.R tIsineh Ictolsh Grs
9ebausen obssisbss, bi. Ii& tpc6t nod,
enc 5eitluns pRbsrboItn tOun,u. IN
Der miotriinns ssbroden. Wond. oer
SabIrtidtn iieinsn, braunsn Vpten.
tntsn, u. a. Der s,fiirAtets 2upur.Ien.
Giirit Opa pubitidra, bobta Sci b,r
syaSifi3ieruns" ibr 9tbsn elna.biikt.
aa6 Der eb.muIs 70 mGdiios HiirIi
bon Goa. peldsr ,Hlsbt bei elmer Sc.
trsuhbeten SuItOnin 3nHudt osiun,
ben bate, untsrtparf Ti6. ST uHS 81,
euneten iibsrItbsnben SirRen psrIi,r,r
bth srOBtsn SbsiI ibret Modtb,IuoI
ntlis unb .mPfonstn forsan tire Ui.
rsttibsn bon einem bDbetn 9srpoI.
tuHssbeomttn.
Nas tisftrosif@s @&mbbroma. II
hsn bon Ger atObsn Mdi lpsnio bso1.
tttsn &iHetR slIDsst Sit ippdtnIanc,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-01
WALL.
s0AK WOOD SAL
,ocoenaber Dcr MabIe,
nsrmaau, 3: mo.

~LielVlottUi -. <ltV'
1ies III Der sIcsauieIte SdIpcu IN Ger
mann mnS tupet man bort audi bic beiirIl
SeirGnte un6 @igarren,
Heionbers quite %gpbiSfnS. Meinisrr
aasui III Sermann fir ben beriibmieR itlo
etien qcutbnn nnb Rpe gphictp ben Ser
mann Hiiilins 60, Yrets cerielbs ipie ~
sey S,tilerp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-01
1entide aimSeripisIe tn Matts.I.
alter.

Wi. baden bic Rin6er ber beutf6,I
8Crs,it ibrs SugtnbIuR unb Sua,TSl
irsubs b~sibStiat9 I'm bier cine aIni,
mort ~ ssbtR, miiiisa mir suriidossl,
len ulf unIsSt aniipndIsn epeu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-01

5dredlid,e Sdmsrssa eeliuoert
Gurh i&redlite Shmsrsen ae
vetniut lniDlat Der @.ite unBeronn
rn gpsiier. nnhm Is. y. @rnpIOn.
nor aulo, Mil, Or. 4ina's Nem
giTs G,ue, init benz Rsiuliots, : tpie
81 ihrelbt. .OnB id inrirt lwurbe. :
aas Niapen uub @eOdrmeunDrbnun
aen perDsn eehUben burt ibrem lin
Otrnben Sinblaana beiOnbere GiOen,
shcEtsr. rs Gents In GnIter Srcs.
aessbeIe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-01
lbanlbsrlain's Ruten ,llsoisin
hilfi Die Naiur.

Reblsinyn, be bic 3atur htlieu.
iinn iminer am mitlinmitsn. Gbnm-
Suteu.Ms otSin bnuOelt
uad pltIrm 4lane. sic bait ben
nuhen surld. 100 ben gusmurf ano
bilit be giotut Ons Gaitem In einen
peiunben 8nftnnb nteberbersuhelen
gie III hoer eiuen arpBsn Eheil Der
%tiuhNrteu Welt ,hrer unitiasborep
GiaentfoIten mepeu bernbmt. Sau-
,erbe haben ihren hpbsu @srt b..
ssuat, Sic pitii meaen itbt Nnla.
ae, oG6 eine GglSltura IN slns gnns
aereniahunnra ihfroehi. Hnhl Der
,nnf rei yuoisgr Nrra
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-01

Ptttsburs. Rams. ben IS. mara. 1904.
Sm branhe felt einipsr Belt Sbre
Black .DrauRht gteb.ahp vsIAsel,Tlebis
ain bet meinem Biebhanb. Sh1bdps aIe
& orten @tsbfuttsr psbrnu6t. uub aeIun,
ben. bnS bas Shriae bas @Shs far msis
men 8ns6 70. 3. 9. 3aifoM.
n 4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-28
SchWarzes Texas Farmland.

Sir berfaufen in Nueees COUNT. 9eras.
10000 ader ihnoraes 'shogwallow''
Rrairiee9 nn0 unb Mesqutte. Rrairiee 2nnb
an pirtlihe Nnfienler in 9arsenen BON
100 Nder aufparts. Das 2an6 liegt
t~ueftlid9 non Corpus gbriffi an Der 8reus
suna Der ct. Souls. Brpmnsptae & Meris
co 8abn unb Der Eeros- Ntertcan 8ahn.
@ubstotun lit bic 6nupttobt; tetne Bar.
5ene oes 2anbes lieot tuetter ols 6 Mei.
len BON elmer giienbabnsS Station entfernt.
9as 9nnb bat 6 SuB tiefen Ihtuarsen
N~aubialbDben nit 9ebm<r1ntergrunb unt
lit fteinfrei. Sober Gu6 tam caltibirt
tuerben. @utes Wafier finoet iih in elmer
9iefe BON 100 uB. unier2ano lit bas bette
in 9eras uno unibertrpffen in Der BRO.
button bDn Corn, 8aumwoIe, alfalfa,
SDr9um, Safer, Gentle. Sbt etc, obne
8erpaiierung; Oranaen uno gitrDnen gee
eeiben n0raleIiH. 9as Slima 1T Nib
unb iebr 9efunb. 8iele Geutibe baben
bier ibDn gefnuft.
Sbreibt 0ber ipreht letbft boz Bel Der
GERMAN AMERICAN LAND COMPANY,
704 gousreB Guenue. Muffin. Teras.
Ooer 80bstDun. Tera8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-28
3 q d M % olIe.

y anmmglIe.
can 9tutontr, leg, 81. 5ebr.
Ordinary SIX Gents; goDb Droinart
S.3il6 Gents; 2pn Mibbling 9 Gents,
Mibhlina 10 Cents; Gopb WtionIius
1917 gts.; NsbbIina Eair IL CITE.
Walbeftpn, 9eg., 81. Sebr. -Orbinarp
TX Cts: @Doo Orbinarp 9.3I16 gts.;
4Dp Wi6blina 10 gts.: Mibbline
IL gts.; @DDb Mioblina 1l.L gts.
RiSblin8 Sair IL Gents.
Getp CrleanS, ga, 81. Sebr.
WoDb Sr6inarb g.. 1915 gts.: 2Dru Nibh.
ling 9.5l16 cts; Mibbling l .7ll6 Gts.;
@pDb MiobIing 11.I5ll6 Cts: RibbIinc
6nir 12.5l16 Gents
Bal1utDDal an1ea aib befen Br0bntts.
Brima BaninpoaIamen . MebI. pc,
Epnne 1924. so.
8aumtpouiar1en . Del, RIB, 26% Cts
Briu1n BarniippnInmen +. Ruohen. eet
9Dnue S21.5 S
U Il C..
%SartoHeIu, GalifDrniIhe, $1.60. Goln.
rabD. 81 so "a SLIGO; Saat 8~artofelu
So. so "a 1915.
Apiebeln, Colorado, So 100.
Tomaten, 4 Rorb.Aiften, 81 50-$1.75
Rarrotten, 40 gts. PER 0usenb Binbel
&phl, $1.75 per 100 Bfb.
8Dbnen, Wabs, $1.00 per Siffe, arnne
30 gtS. per "a 8u.
Gquafb, "a Gulbel Site 40 gts
Bfeffer. 1.UO Cts. Der 8Dr.
giumentohI. Sl.00 unb LIS per SBb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-28

Gin bObmiider 3ompOntft, Der in
benz Rufe itebt, aiemIth ftarte muFtas
lif1e Nuleiben BET b~eriibmten aouesen
gu MAIDEN. eradblt in Geienf9aft BITE
befannte 9egeabe. mad peider IN
B6bmes iebem Rtnb IN Der Miese Elm
0eaer uub eine Geise h~unsebalten
Ddb. Greift es nod benz 0eler,
fptrh eS eth Deb, min es bic Geise,
eth Rsttant. Ct f3ittbt feline Gre
8dbhtns nit Der Gruse: runo mas
glaaben Sie, tpoma@ i'd eegriffen
habea@ - @ n 9err: .Natirfi9
mad betben!A
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-28
Som @rabe auterffauSeu.

Wm. u. TertmeQ, elm prDn1inenter
Tabritant bon 2ucana, sc. g. iaat:
NaG @ebrauG BON brei Glaiden pom
Glettrit Bitters fible ih uie pom
@rabe auferftnnben. sd litt an Der
Briabt' lGen Grantheit. Der Bit.
tiers turirte mid. Weiue 2ebers urt
WlaIenleioen mar aebuben. @arar1.
tiert. Blu haben BEL GbOlpb Dreis
unb SC. Gobn q 60. Breis so Gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-28
3n41roristisches
@ annA1x9tp.

HAS III be.n als Deiuem friberen
G&ab, ber slettea Gnrifie, ssiDofbeaqA
,Gile erobe sFFartiIie."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-28
@t,s Nsralsr.

parrer gum ftets unaufrhs
'bsaeu 8dner): Run Mi4el, bieiss
Jnbr perbet s5br tDobt sufrteben fstn
NIT Der Rurtoffelernte, bH Gu9 Der
lixbe Gott befdert9" = M | d
BET egtrd. 6err Dfarrer, btds ban tn
tnobs bic WsdB bttumme, amer I'd flame
fcr mri Mute (Gdapetns)."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-28
See ZEE Bas1nterfrmars

~Ste, 6uberb6usrin, In Der @pb=
lrans fHb ia entfesti@ nisIs DISbtl
3dht f@ benn bcsssen gar ni4ts
tfuna- 9 dutrt n: ia, ba
sibt's MY. gnd' Urau. GlB mia a btFerf
Gshulbl Wann b. 9iederin fatt fan.
no 66tsn r f8On bon fsIber auf .
bekSen!s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-28
4mutel ~perlastpt.

BID gum s3fueen); sDitfe
DharR lift bel benz Angetla9ten gefunz
ben i1orben, 9~uberbautr; erfennen
!@;e harin bag 6Gtpetn tpteber, tDeldeB
sNy6nel aeifpbIen porber tffq"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-28
Aii<sRd1tapnu.

BFaM gum @attsu, Der ebsn aus
heat8u4tpaus sutlaifen pprhe): sAliO
DetH 3ellErna&bdr I'M 33uHtbauie nar
nIrfsf frilbsres 5aushsrr; boF Dn Did
Tim si sstsunsn sessbeas4 ~ ann:
Ml0 htntH Gu bin! I'D pOiIte t5n
BOD nt4t bg&6msn!~
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as,stdysssnss Aarstsk.

Arofurit gum MrsHesobs
&n6ses): I'm bic GtslIt ais Meirs
rastaber bel uns betDsrbt ia@ aa@ eth
sbemaltsef 9ottIisr. Der plsite sias; &c
4dt btlr8 bttss Sabre 4lstu bon uns
ssnonmeni" Gbtf: ia tpare
NTH f&on elm @ef@etsrsr Ntberls
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A.,,si astus,t..tttrdt.

s...u, bonn Mabhlm, mstne Der
rem, bom Rabfum. ba eradbft man ft9
iest Osase bic tinfa9 teiner slaubt!
Wdt stHsa1 Bort bas Rdbium 1T ge@
rrt{ermaBfH Der Dberf5rftsr inter ben
W2<aaAen3A
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-28
BIZ rrfei ~raerInuut.

.Ssne unnerfdGwts perion uufere
&t&hi CRIT fast fe, fe i4oue mebr
aiA guie BtbonbliHg ala Gnf ben
Apkal SEPT baben tnir fe gut beRan@
ha - anb nun NTH fa ben 2pbn aud
Rn&t~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-28
4utai.

sggaa. Gle faseu. bic Jrauen tSne
Hes nf&t f9peiseng. -. Die nttine bat
bas aur .So6aeit perfdpteesn. bob fe
Sa9tet. unb nan left Fe min ieben
&benb tbre Gebidfe por.~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-28
orets8erib
Gan Mntpntp. q. Hehruor 1897
Sieb Wsartt.

g antDniD. 81. Sebruar 1907.
Ohien $3.50 bis $3.50 per 100 @fb.
&lhe $40 Bis S 500.
HulIer unb Stage, $l.76 big So on.
S1brlinge 1925 bis $500
&alber $3.50 Bis So. 90.
Smafe 3 $50 bis S4.0g
3ieaen 1925 BIG 1926.
S9meine $500 bis Sc. 90.
ct. SDuis, q. Sebr. - Hinopieb
Ratibes $500 Biz $6.75. Serns . Riek
$3.50 biz $3.50.
Shmeine $6.45 bis Sic.
5Onis. per gfb............9-lOl @ts
Sala .........
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4aelnR4t.

.sa1bse Serren Rouiins, bic &abete
tea. Rnb pobl nod febr junsg" %,
her ette bat berstts stpetetnhalb, ber
anbere bret SmpOrten btnter Rh!%
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Ant Aur,tepuI.

Run. Murie, fnb bic Gitern au
AausS" = Der Batter ID ous'snneen;
a1er b. Wuttsr Is ha - lie mus 3
Hstt 9itten!" sos ST fe frantic"
vGEs net; dber bet Batter mfrs
fnuter berfeHenl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-28
aa

rWas, bic Grau Msper Ixbt f4
f@on tpieber f4etben, nod taum feds
MU@eng1 .&, ober fs ninmt tpes
nieiaens fpieber men onberen Weber!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-28
Afu0ert1ratuo.

3 das9e nRein Batter tit
t6lGer ola Detner, sr f9reibt Qteber.1
-RI6r9en n: .Rein @ater 1T
~atpesBai 10 fIus als Deiner. er fdrtibt
hsR."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-08

Ninth East at 7:2S, TAB. 7:5S and s:1S
O'Clock mornings, destination Main and
First South streets. Extra cars leave
Main and First South streets at 6:d3
and e:fS o'clock afternoons. destina-
ton Tenth South and Ninth East
streets.
State street MURRAY line), extra ears
leave State and Twelfth South streets
at 7:17. 1877, 1851 and S:17 o'clock morn
ings. destination Main and First South
streets. Extra cars leave Main and
First South streets at ABS, 4;55, 5:15,
5:35, 5:55 and 6:15 o'clock afternoons,
destination state and Twelfth South
streets. The foregoing extra cars are
in addition to thes regular service and
precede regular cars by approximately
three minutes
Sixth street.-On this line a seven
and one-half-minute service will be
maintained from Sis p. m, West Tenn
pie and Second South, to $40 p. m.
Thereafter the regular ten-minute SER
vice.
Patrons Of the Center street line will
regret that no extra provision is made
for them. They need it.
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and gases in a chamber. thereby caus-
ing the most severe storm of fire iIn~
aginabie. This chamber is just back
of the furnace proper, vet lndaT the
boiler, and it is readily seen THIS is
where the fuel is saved. Only the
fumes escape from the stack. they be-
ing almost invisible.
When The Herald representative VS.
tied the laundry yesterday ne was cor
daily invited to inspect the workings
of the new device, and was informed
by one of the pr0pTiet0rs that they
were saving fully 25 per cent Of coal, and
that after installing the device they
had been TO no expense whatever. he
further said: We are so we'll pleased
with the results we have obtained that
we are only too glad to show anyone
the device and explain It's workings.
We are satisfied If its merits were only
known. there would be less smoke and
less coal used
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-08
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. Sept. Elders N F. Wilson,
M. I. Rrushman and NJ l. Pratt and
Bishop o. H Berg were the speakers at
the funeral services over the remains of
Grace Iva Carter, held in the First ward
meeting house. yesterday Vocal selec-
tions were rendered by the Garden City
quartette, Walter P. Whitehead and the
ward choir
Walter Cox has received his second pat
ent for a shaft coupler and supporter
making two patents issued TO Mr.. Cox this
year
A marriage license has been issued to
Earl Blackett and Lois Sanford, both of
Springville.
Judge Booth has gone TO VernaI, where
he will open court Wednesday.
Ray the 14-year-old son of A. E. Halla-
day, was thrown from a horse yesterday
forenoon in the west part of town and
struck his head on the paved sidewalk.
He suffered a severe conclusion Of The
brain. but it is hoped he will recover, as
the skull was not broken.
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DRY FARMING At
THE STATE FAIR
Long Experiments Show Irri-
cation Not Always Neces-
Sary in Arid Lands.
PAINS GREAT FIREWORKS
OTHER FEATURES WILL ADD IN
TEREST TO BIG EVENT.

A few years ago in arid states it was
deemed an impossibility to farm with
out irrigating the land. But govern
ment experiments along scientific lines
demonstrated the practicability of dry
farming. It was a slow investigation,
beset with many perplexing disappoint-
ments. Even in the early investiga-
tons there was sufficient encourage
ment to warrant tests along broad
lines, extended over many years.
The results were amazing. Dry farm
ing became an assured fact, though it
is still In its infancy. Large companies
were formed, machinery purchased,
and the arid lands hitherto worthless
for farming purposes were converted
into valuable property. There was a
yield that arrested the attention of a
thinking people.
Irrigation is often entirely out Of the
question. Where water cannot be OBJ
tanned to moisten the parched ground
rain must needs be depended upon. Dry
farming comes to the rescue of the
struggling farmer.
The subject of dry farming is an alb
sorbing one in Utah, and its import
ance to the state is conceded on every
hand. It's development means a vast
increase in the states agricultural out
put.
Realizing the great interest which
communities are giving to dry farming,
the management of the Utah state fair
has gone to considerable expense to
prepare a large and interesting ex-
hibit. The display of farm yields will
be surprising. They will arouse wide
spread interest and prove of inestima-
BILE value to Utah.
Besides this extraordinary display
there will be hundreds of other elabo-
rate features covering a wide scope of
subjects. The usual attractions will
be seen, including many that are new
and especially interesting.
A large display of manual training
will occupy a prominent. place among
the displays.
Adgie, the famous lion trained. will
be there as a special attraction.
Pains fire works will be the evening
entertainment at the fair, which opens
Sept 90 and continues until Oct. 5.
This spectacular display Is known the
world over It is a show that never
fails to attract thousands of people.
Fifteen aerial guns will give a grand
signal salute. Two monster balloons
viii carry beautiful pyrotechnic eff
fects.
Out at the grounds there is consider
able activity. Everything is being put
in shape for the state fair, which will
be on a scale larger and more complete
than any former event.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-08
BEATS COAL COMBINE.
Salt Lake Mans Invention Demon
strates That Smoke Consuming
Is Practical and Is Also a
Great Fuel Saver.

That the smokestack of the Royal
laundry does not pour forth great vol
umes of smoke and SCOT is only on ac-
count OF a neat invention Of Robert
StOcker of this city. who has formed
company known as the Stockar
Smoke & Fuel Saving Device company.
After many years as a fireman, Mr..
Stocker perfected this device. which
can be put under any boiler at a very
small expense compared to the saving
1t makes in fuel, not taking into con-
sideration the fact of its cleanliness.
The device is so arranged that heated
air comes in contact with the smoke
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-08
CACHE DEMOCRATS IN LINE.
Will Hold Convention, Nominate
Ticket, But Will Engage in
No Campaign.

Logan, Sept. 6.-The Democratic city
COMMITTEES and a number of leading Dem
ocrats met last evening TO discuss the
advisability of putting a ticket in the
field this year. After the frightful ex-
had about made up their minds to in
dulge IN no more election farces, and.
while one or two Of those present last
evening urged the prosecution of q Wig
orous campaign this year. nine-tenths of
them seemed to be of the same mind as
they were a year ago.
1t was decided to hold a mass COZ
vention and put up a strong ticket. but
not to engage in any campaign. There
will be no meetings, no hauling of voters
to places of registration or to the polls,
and no cauvassing done, according to
present plans. but simply the placing
of a ticket in the field and the inviting
OF the public to support it. In short. IT
will be dignified protest against meth
DDS prevalent here in the past.