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The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-28
WIND ATTAINED
4 VERY HIGH
VELOCITY
Official Record Shows 80
Miles Per Hour Early
Yesterday Morning.

For about ten minutes the wind
yesterday morning about o'clock at
tanned a velocity of 80 miles an hour.
but there were no results of COnse-
quence in the city. A small house on
East Hill was blown over, and on
South Palafox street the back gallery
of the second story of building &C.
cupied by Mrs. Hamilton was carried
away. and the roof blown into the
streets. A number of fences were also
blown down.
The high wind was preceded by a
magnificent electrical display, flashes
of lightning coming almost every
second. This was followed by hail
and then a heavy dOwnpour of rain,
which continued for two hours.
The highest velocity attained by
the wind was SO miles from the north
west at 2:03 a. M. The rainfall
amounted to 1.24 inches.
Along the waterfront there was
little damage except the sinking OF
the schooner William Smith off the
navy yard but this was caused by
lightning striking the vessel. Several
small boats at anchor were swampod,
but the wind being from the north
west did no damage to vessels along
side of the docks.
Don't fail to attend Ball at Catholic
Knights Hall tonight.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-28
SISAL PLANT
CROWS WELL
IN FLORIDA
Valuable Fibre Which Has
Heretofore Been Import
ed Is Success Here.

The Punta Gorda Herald says: Tn.
Sisal hemp plant, which grows tc
such perfection in Dade county tand
all over South Florida, has become
an important article of commerce in
the Bahama Islands. The cultivation
of the sisal plant in the Bahamas has
increased so much in the four years
since 1t was introduced by Gov. Shea
that II Is pushing the sponge industry
very hard.
writer in the Rosary Magazine
predicts that the full development Of
the fibre plant Will make a wonder
ful position for the little island in
the commercial world
The Sisal plant has always grown
Wild on the islands, and has been
looked upon as one of the greatest
pests. as it was almost impossibIe
for the native farmers to eradicate IL
from the soil, its hardy bayonets ap-
pearing in the midst of every cropsand
refusing to be destroyed
Gov. Ambrose Shea discovered that
the fibre of the leaves when stripped
of the outer covering of green was
the firmest and whitest of rope fibres
and, soliciting the aid of English can't
make the sisal an important item OF
commerce, and now the income is
nearly s1.OOO,OOO year to the islands
of Nassau.
An acre of land will produce an
nualiy half a ton of fibre, and the
plants last from twelve to fifteen
years. Only the poorest and scanti-
est soil is necessary, and no climate
effects influence the growth of the
plant in the least.
All the available land in the island
has been bought up by the capitalists
since the sisal boom, and the govern
ment has already received a fund OF
$3.50, 900 from bOunties and grants.
which will be used in public works on
the island. The sisal industry has
spread to neighboring islands. and
plenty of employment is given the
natives at from so cents to a dollar
a day
They have also been allowed to buy
Government land in ten acre lots at
$40 each. paying for it out of the
first years crop. In this way many
of them have become independent.
ready market always existing for their
products.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-28
MASS MEETING
OF UNION MEN
GREAT DEMONSTRATION IN BIR-
MINGHAM-TART SPEECHES
WERE MADE.

Birmingham, May 26.-Not less
than 5000 laboring men AMI wOh.Cn
attended mass meetings this Grter-
noon to show their sympathy for and
listen to speeches in regard to 'he
lccked-out street railway employees.
Four thousand people were in Re
Biiou Theatre. and policemen he'd 20
stop any more from entering Ar
rangementS were made imme i'a:eiy
for the overflow meeting at tee Hip
podrome skating auditorium.
A number of addresses werc 1e-
livered. and the speakers all held that
on the involved question of rec0"Hi-
ton of the union depended whether
Inionism should last or perish. and
that question was the question OF
whether the masses should prosper
with prosperity or be trodden down
hy capitalism.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-28
D|SCR|MINA-
TON IN GET
TING VEN|RE
Haywood's Lawyers Com
ment on Comparative
Lack of Union Men
BY Associated kress.

Boise, Idaho. May "A second
panel OF veniremen was exhausted at
this afternoons session in the Hay
wood trial, and court adjourned until
Friday to permit the gathering of a
third panel, to consist of SiXty-One
citizens
Before Judge Wood ordered the new
venire, counsel for defense stated ti:at
discrimination was previously snow n
in the selection of talesmen, and tnaU
few union men were summoned. The
court replied il had confidenCe in
Sheriff HOdgiGS, and made no further
comment.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-28
TerSe!y Told

G. w. Adams, of Andalusia. was in
the city yesterday on a short busi-
ness visit.
w. C. Grow, of chipley, was among
the visitors TO the city yesterday who
registered at the Merchants.
Tonnie Klumker spent a most de-
lightful day in Milton on Thursday as
the guest of his old school chum,
James Barrow.
Mayor Pro Tenn Oscar E. Maura has
gone to French Lick Springs, where
he will spend few weeks on his
usual summer outing.
The maximum temperature at Pen
sacola yesterday was IS degrees at
2:15 p. m. while the minimum was
81 degrees at D. m. Last year on
the same date the maximum was a.
degrees and the minimum 81 degrees.
Judge Chas. Swayne left yesterday
morning for Pittsburg Pa. and Guyen-
court. Del. where he will spend sew
eral weeks on his summer vacation
Editor o. c. Moore, of the Mari
anna Times-Courier. was among the
business visitors TO the city yesterday
who were registered AT the Escam-
bia
Bruce s. Weeks, who has been in
the government employ for several
years as chief customs inspector. and
later as treasurer in the customs
office, yesterday took the oath of office
as special deputy collector, filing the
position resigned by viii a. Allen
The latter yesterday assumed his
duties as postmaster at DeLand.
Capt. Dixon b. Reed has received
an invitation from Chairman Geo. B.
Loud, of the G. A. r.. to be present
at Carnegie Hall on May so. when
Memorial Day exercises will be con
Quoted. Captain Reed declined the in
vitation by wire. owing to the fact
that he leaves to-day for Richmond
10 attend the L. c. v reunion
The members of the Oriole baseball
club and a number of their friends
spent Sunday across the bay enjoying
an outing The party left the city
sbout l o'clock Sunday morning. and
did not return until O'Clock Sunday
night They reported good fishing
and plenty of trout and other fish were
landed Fish chowder and fried fish
we're served during the day in sufici
ent quantities to satisfy the appetites
Of the crowd.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-28
MORE MONEY FOR
MILL OPERATIVES
TEN PER CENT INCREASE VERY
GENERAL THROUGHOUT THE
NEW ENGLAND MILLS.
q L Associated Press.

Boston, Mass. May 27.-Thc gen
eral upward movement in the wages
az New England cotton mill operatives
to-day affected about $4,000 operatives
in Rhode Island, southeastern nd
western Massachusetts. Anes6ury.
Mass. Pownavale and other places in
southern New England. The advance
ia the sections named above repre-
sent about 10 per cent. Early noNt
month, it is expected. an increase Of
: per cent will be given in many mills
il. other manufacturing districts The
cotton mills of New England -mploy
inward of 200.00 hands when the
riaC hinery is fully manned
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-28

road builder from California TO con
struct in or near the city of Jackson
vile a mile of this kind of road, so
that IL may be an object lesson TO
the progressive people of Jacksonville
and TO the enterprising people of
other sections of the state
One element of this road building
material we have in abundance. sand;
the other essential component part,
oil. We hope our friend. John ". Pear
son. will soon supply from his Citrus
county oil wells and then the county
commissioners of Marion will show
something about road building that
viii bring JOY and SladneSs TO every
farmer and trucker in the county
Let the good work of good road
construction go on and may the glory
of good work done his fellow man be
the reward of Col. Mann. who is never
diScOUra Ged. n.VeT cast down, no
matter how rough the road when it
comes 10 aTOuSing popular Senti-
ment in the hearts of the people OF
the state for good roads. the great
est blessing that could come 10 us
In this connection, with the facts
so preSnent with success before us.
wouldn't ii he a capital idea for the
legislature of the state TO pass a law
appropTiatiT say from twenty TO
twenty-five thousand dollars Ior the
making of just such good roads as
Col. Mann suggests and that the
amount be divided between the diff
ferent counties of the state. say ST.
0O0 to each county. who Will supple
ment the said appropriation with an
other thousand dollars in building
several miles of sand and oil roads.
so that all may see and learn their
desirable qualities? Then await de-
velopments until another legislature
meets.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-28
TWO GAMES OF BASEBALL
PLAYED SUNDAY AFTERNOON

Two games of baseball were liayed
Sunday afternoon at Fort Barrancas
in the presence of a large crowd of
spectators. The Twentieth Comnany
dcTea'ed the Warringtons by score
o. To l, and the East Ends de
feated the Founders by The score of
10 c
The Founders played their first
game since being admitted - the
City League, filling the vacancy
caused by the dropping out of the
PPnS.cnI2S
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-28
MINISTER
ENTERTAINED BY KING
BY Associated Press.

Copenhagen. Denmark, May Fixing
Frederick gave a farewell dinner last
night to the retiring American minis
ter. Mr. O'Brien. and Mrs. O'Brien,
Mr.. OBrien having been appointed
American ambassador at Toxic. The
king expressed his personal regret at
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien'S departure.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-28

ing to the Messrs. Bush, was caught
by the wind and dragged her anchor
from her moorings off the old CLUB
house and came to a stand in bite
near the mill of the East Side Milling
Company, and without damage.
Further efforts will be made this
afternoon to float the schooner McFa.'-
Ian.
Persons identified with shipping say
that the gale was the severest, with
the exception of the September hurri-
cane, in a long time and during rs
prevalence caused much anxiety.
Much anxiety is felt for light coast
wise shipping and reports are anxious
Iy awaited.
Good music and prize dance at Ball
n - al
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-28
GIVES
TO SCHURZ FUND
SENDS CHECK FOR S2co AND A
REGRET THAT HE CAN NOT
DO MUCH MORE.
~ Assoeiated PICS.

New York. May 7.-SubscriptiOns
to the Carl SchurZ memorial fund be-
ing raised by Isaac Seligman. treas
urer. now amount to SI2.516.01. In
sending his check for 5000. Grover
Cleveland wrote: Il deem it a privi-
lege to contribute 10 the cause. / en-
close check for an amount which
would be much larger if my means
were in keeping with my desire TO aid
an object so deserving.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-28
ILLEGITIMATE
FUTURE DEALING
ITS PRACTICE AS APPLIED TO
COTTON UNDER DISCUSSION
INTERNATIONAL
BY Associated Press

Vienna. May 27.-Welcomed to Aus
tria by Emperor Franz Joseph aU Eof-
burg this afternoon. the international
cor ference began its three DAYS ses-
sion. Mr.. McAfee for Great Britain.
and Harvie Jordan for the nIIe.l
States. delivered addresses reviewing
the efforts OF their respective govern
ments TO nut stop 10 illegitImate
speculation in cotton.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-28
GOES TO CHICAGO
ON HIS WAY HOME
By Associated PreRs.

Buffalo, y. Y. May 27.-General Ku-
rOl1i and party. after spending the
night here in their car, left to-day for
Chicago.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-28

A little chloride of lime dissolved in
warm water makes az effective deodor.
fzer for vessels to which the odor OF
kerosene clings.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-28
A Writer's Odd Error.

In King Solomon's Mines" Rider
Haggard made an odd scientific error.
He described a lunar eclipse taking
place at the new moon instead of at
the full Richard Proctor, the astron-
Omer. said that when a novelist at
tempts TO describe a scientific phe-
nOmenon he should take care to be
exact. because people pay more atten-
ton 10 the descriptions OF the novel
than TO those Of scientific text books
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-28
MOBILE HAS
VERY HARSH
EXPERIENCE
Storm There Frightens the
People and Does Dam
age in the Shipping.
SOME VESSELS
DRIVEN ASHORE

ONE COLLISION IN THE PORT
DAMAGES A SAILING SHIP, BUT
NOTHING OF VERY BIG CONSE-
oUENcE OCCURRED THE
STORM THE SEVEREST, EXCEPT
LAST SEPTEMsER'S, IN LONG
TIME AT MOBILE.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-28
peIieaeY and STRENGTH

make Blue Ribbon Vanilla by far the
most desirable TO use in cakes, ice
creams and summer desserts.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-28

Two sexton b4rtles will bury mole
in an hour. a feat eGual To two men
buryiDg forty foot whale in the same
time
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-28

II a teaspoonful or vinegar is added
to the water in which fish is TO be
washed, a most delicious favor will be
impaired to IT.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-28
Drink Pabst Blue Ribbon,

N @6cS DAaE AhlOOOlir
because it is a clear, pure,
wholesome, delicious and
satisfying beer, rich in the
health-making properties of
Pabst Eight-Day Malt.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-28

Good music and prize dance at Ball
tonight at Catholic Knights Hall.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-28

Two other schooners that were an
chored in mid-stream off Dauphtn
street drifted before the wind TO
point off Church street, on the east
side of the river, where one of them,
the American schooner Robert McFar-
Ian. went ashore. Although an extra
ordinary high tide is prevailing. nf-
forts ta dislodse the McFarlan by
'''~S this morning proved unsuccess-
full
The handsome Yacht Falcon belong
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-28

Don't fail to attend Ball at Catholic
Knights Hall tonight.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-27

10y q H4t. "r' .tf ts-HET WV FasafslA
other men were betting with him. ami
mated purely by grccd and craze Of
the sport. First one, then another
Joined ill game after game was closed,
aud Cnch moment the crowd had grown
~ size and enthusiasm 80 That It's fever
crcrt into him, impcrcoptibly ut first,
but over increasing. til the mania mas.
tc'rl him.
DE paid no attention to Cherry rs he
took his seat. lie had C'ef For Moth
Ing but the layout" She clinched her
harls and prayed for his ruin.
"What's your limit. Kidf" he in
CURED.
zone hundred and two" The Kid an
SWcrpl, which in tho ~ycrnaculHr means
that any sum UP 10 5000 ray l." laid
on one card save onlv on the last turn.
whom the amount Is lcsscn"l 10y half.
Without more ado They commenced.
Tho Eid haudicd his cards smoothly,
surely. paying and taking bots with
m~uchiuo.likc calm. The Unlonkors
ceased talking ana prepared 60 watch.
for now came the crucial tc~i ur the
evening. Faro is to other gHuNa rs
wa is TO iaokstraws.
For n time Glcnistcr won steadily ti'
there cuinc u moment when many
stacks of chips lay ON the deuce. Cher
ry saw the I>il Flash" to the case
Keeper. ANA the next mOmCut hc had
"prillcd two" The deuce lost. IT was
his first substantial gain, ANA the play
ny4 nail M uIfnntiAu AZ fIn 41I nf
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-27

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MUTTON.

Der llnterseihneie ,pito duf Ieinfr 5army
II Nieile fuehlitj bon Stonpbtl gelegen, am
Nontag ben g. 0tdrj 1907,
ioleenoeS p~eri6bniid)e @~igentbum an ben
meiiibirirnteu pertduied
3 pierpe. / Giel mehrere Rinocr. mebrere
Shnie. mehrsre Shrueire. 2 Ytuterihweine,
| 9inoer, 6rasmdber. 0eureteM sdemai
IdIine, Sdjeibsnssgs 1 Snitipdtpr paug. 2
snnopHiiae, l puBmiible. Sattel u. ifmnt,
lidieS pIeroegeitirr. 2 Sarmposen (botl
unp nrorisl ] eurrp lpenig gebrduhD2
Gggen, / Sdrethaitine, GiOer Yrefs ano
Nliible, Deu. u. aorp, ebenfals ale 9aus'
nno a%iidIenasrdibe
9epinsun9en aae Summen bon 5 100
ODER ipeniaer baar; iir Summen iiber Sc
lpiro ctn areot rpm Q Monaten betuiaIgl
9egeu Note mil genebmioter Sidlerbeit.
gpeHn groBere 9etrdge iosletdl beSablt
iperpeH, 3 Yro5ent ab.
SSnaB 0abfger
Wenn's Wci,er iebr ihledt IL Fatoei Der
9ertouf am .. NdrB ltatt.
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4ieiiensgubs lieiern aud cine Ser
%eiuieuug sebilbet, unO Oas @eihdft
Fit Oaour4 ins Gtoden serntben. Gin
5armer i6reibt in Der @aibinstOn
&Oit bariber rpie iulet:
.@ir mitiien berhdiidtisen baB bas
Sob Corn in eriter ainie ruesen Der
GObs seplaust ipirb, oasgOrn lit
NebeniadDe. Der Grtra9 oes gorns
per Nder IL behentenb tueniser urib
ais 5utter 1T es LANCE uidt 10 nabr-
bait ais bas anbere. Der Sarmer
plast iif nit ben biden Stansen unb
oen IbersruBen aOlben, bic iebr
ibuer gu iAdlen iiub. 8as annb
muB iebr reid ieiu irt quite Gobs ber-
uOr5ubrineen, audi iauet bieies Corn
ben 8ooen auberur0entlih aus, tuels
Dies man nod mandes Sabr naAs
ber an ben @etreibe o6er Der Srutbt
ieben fam, ben Grtrae aliD Iebr
idmalert.
Nfan wiro es bod fetnem 5armer
5umntben ettuas 81 bauen tuenn tein
8roit BARN mare, unb 10 nett lit es
benz Yreis Der GObs s%etummen,
uel9er BON ben Sabrtten aui 2Sgeuts
per 100 bernltter gebriidt lit.
I'm ben 8reis 81 tUntrOliren bas
ben iih bic Serren pereinist, nit Der
gertdnoisuns nidt mtebr ais ben
bon ibnen Seiebten 9reis gu sableu,
bic gunclrren5 aus benz Jelbe gu be-
ieitisen, uu0 ben 6nrmer prattiId
UNI feline CODES gu prelen, benn bet
26 Gents per 100 1T fem &roft BARN.
@as bleibt benz 6armer nun
iibris? Gins bon 5tuei 0insen-ben
3errn 8abritanten einen 8reis su
MAIDEN, Der benz 5arnter nidt @ers
lute brtnet, ooer ipenn Die Serren
bas ausiAlasen chen bas gob.gprn
nidt mebr piIansen.
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3GuFtism.

Der unterSeihucte piro aui ieiuer Sarn
2 UleiIen oitlidl BON ylorriion selesen an
GonnerStag ben Z. Sebruar 1907,
UNI 10 lhr gormiaaeS daiangeno. foIeeno,
eS ~periDbnlidle Gi9enibnm dui 5ienlider
Mutton an peu yietitbietenoeu ~pertduien;
2 quite arbedseiel ? Gluten, bic eine nit
SobIen 3 Wliihtiibe 9 iuuSe Sdipeine, 2
Snrmndash / Sprin9tpaeen l Huesp, l
SelbItbinber. l W1ber, 1 Ssureden, 1 6eur
iuenoer, l Sdeibenegse, 1 SHeibeHs Drill
| Stdb5intenegeeG l frnn Sultp piluy.
| 5tpei pieroepIlus, 2 seluobnIidJe pIli9e,
l SuItiodtor, l Roao Scraper. Shahiel,
pitiise, l Idltuere bolSerHe s~anopalSe, 3
Gel , p%teroe9eldlirr, Suantitdi aleebeu
Gbenfaus SnnSs uno Qlidlenserdtbe, elm,
idIieBIitl | Sod uno . 1eiS0ieu ure dub
ere 6eseHtaltoe du 5ablreib Inn GIe gu be-
nennen.
Beoiu9 ungem Nue Sunmen inter
S. gaar; iiir Summen bon So uno 0ariiber
lpiro elm Greoit bon 8 Wonaieu eeaen Note
nit suter Siderbeit gepdbrt. Collie es an
oieiem Eage resnep, fnoet Der 9ertaui am
iolgenosn Sage ftat.
SuFap 9artte.
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3luFHsn..

IluierSeidueier piro ouf ieiner Sdrm /
ytile iueitItb BON SpiSS, nm bnlb 10 llbr
anlanseno, am
Dienitas ben IL. Sebrlur 1907
IoisehbeS periSbuIid E 6isentbum auf 5Ient.
id)er DerTieieeruHg an ben Wleifbieteniep
pertauien: ! Siuie. | pIero, / 9uSepierp,
/ GisI, 4 trdd)ti9s 8ibe peId)e bieIen Cons
mer Iriih meroen, Z S1pene, l Wlutsr.
id,pein weIhe I'M WirB Sunse nirft, /
Sarmipa5en; l 2 ~ipdnnigeS 9ugep, 1
l ipdnniSeS 9ussp, l SeIbhbinoer, 1 6opi
Ter Drill, 6eureden, 1 champion Wldber,
/ 2 pierp Gultipator, 2 Shlhten, ptuise
uno Gsssn; 9rpBe quaniiiGt Sen, 40 SdDd
aorn, Saitet, pieroeseIhirr, aud1 fir Bug,
81. ypeinidiier, 8 Dui 6iibner; ebenlalis
allies Sans' unb Ridden eetdtbe.
g%eomsunsen: aae Summel rnier s.
9aar, iir Summen iber 50 wirb Elm arebit
pom . Wloncten sesen Vote init Siderbsu
selpdbrt,
Denn's resnet iinDst Der gerfauI am
iclsenoen Iase itatt,
Sbrtt, SIustf6.
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Neue An3etgeR.
Gluttiun..


lnierseidneter mir nuI Der Iriiberen @,it.
Seil Sdtm etlua cine Y 0leile nSt6Iih pcn
6ebler am
Donhersitas ben 81. 5ebruar 1907
iolasnoeS %pell0hnlihe Gisentbun an ben
meiItbietenben prrtdufen:
iun9e GieI. 3 prsroe [eins trSattal 4
8dhe, 3 Rdlber, mehrere Qua !biihnsr: /
Deerina ginoer, l Deeriaa SraSmSher' /
sdemaIdltns, | Swelbenesse, l SetiIoneaoe
! Seited1en, l 2spierDe,Gu;hpolor. }
lspferSe edouielpHaae. / einIaden SuI,
~ tor, sraotu 8ioing /. pFne, . gder,
piliee, 2 acrrpfiHse. 2 Sormtuoaeu. i
e%prin9tudseH, | eussp, q SeA Dterbeoe.
i1irr, / 6rub ndIAine nit neuea DroihieiI
6snsabsl nit $50 Sub Cell, GbenfoIs oIe
9auS uno aiitenSerdtbe unO slsIeS Nnbere.
~SsotnsunseH sas GUNNER BON s. OSer
tpeniser, Sadr; iir sammen iiber * mirb
EN- Sreoit BON s Mcnaien oeoen siote mi,
o%neTtannter eid,erbsit seaeben.
Srtb Z. Eride.
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@~eNemtlidDer pertaut.

Die lluler3eitneie piro am Mtthpoh ben
8. Sebruar 1907 ouI Der betannien s.
Walter Harm iclsenoeS periobnlidle Giaen,
tbum dui DiientIider Mutton an ben IieIt.
bietenteu pertauier:
l Siuie, 3 aiibe, 5 Rinber, 2 adlber, unb
3 bis 4 Oubenb 6iibuer, ebenialS / Selbit.
binoer, SiaSmdber, GaemaIdine. Seured,.
en-, otobIpnISe, Sdleibeueese, ppise, Rcdo
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geDinsunsen: Vile Smnmrn umter Is
9oar; iir Suinmen iiber So piro elm areoii
BON 3 yicnaten Ssscn Vote nit Siderbcii
aepdbrt.
NrS. 6. @alier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-01
Gro6tr gaA!
NM 2. @drg, 1902
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