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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-16

Sunday daily papers and other mail,
which under the present system, have
to lay in the Tyrone postotf1ce until
Monday forenoon.
Mrs. j. T. F. McGrath was Melrose
visitor on a shopping expedition Sat
urday afternoon.
Mrs. Ellen Hickey and daughter Of
Ottunlwa are visiting at the home OF
Martin Sullivan and family in George
town today.
Martin Sullivan, whose illness was
mentioned last week, Is improving.
J. T. o'Neil was an Abba visitor
Saturday on business mission.
Ell Grow has gone to Missouri on
business.
The Tyrone and Cedar Valley Tele-l
phone company held its annual meet
ing today at the Wants school house.
for the purpose of electing officers for
the ensuin6, year and such other BUSH
ness as might be of interest to the
stockholders.
L.. P. Greene of Hiteman was in
| town one day last week.
Samuel Tutor Of Hiteman spent
Sunday in town the guest of relatives
Peter Roam and Thomas King res
turned to their homes in Burlington
! Tuesday, after attending the funeral
Of Mrs. Anna Roam.
! Thomas and Owen Conley are giva,
Ing their farm residence new coat Of
paint.
w. r. Edwards returned to his hons
| in Des Moines Saturday after two
weeks stay in town looking after his
| interests.
D. H. Penman of Colfax was in
town Saturday enroute to the farm Of
| his uncle, George Penman, where he,
will farm the coming season. He was.
accompanied by his wife and family:
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-16
News From Bolton.

Bolton, April 12.-Dr. Gardner of
Oskaloosa made a professional call in
town last Thursday
John Cook Of Ottumwa was a bust
ness caller in town last Thursday.
Prof. Hunt of Oskaloosa was a
pleasant caller in town on Wednes-
day.
j. H. Wilson of Des Moines was in
town Tuesday on business.
The farmers are busy this week get
ting in their small grain, regardless OF
the cold weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Edwards of
Beacon spent Sunday in town at the
George Wilson home.
W. II. Henderson of Perry was a
business caller in town Monday.
Richard Haven secured work in the
mines at Blythe and will move his
family there.
r. Williams spent Saturday evening
in Evans with old time friends
Mrs. Ben Hughes spent Saturday in
Oskaloosa shopping.
/ Miss Stella Davis of Evans visited
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-16

AS delegates to the National Confer.
.ence Of Charities and Corrections
which meets in Minneapolis June 10
to 10, Governor Cummins has appoint
ed the following from this state: Hon.
J. NJ Emmert Of Atlantic; Miss Carrie
Marin of Burlington; DR.. ]. M. Bars
tow of Council Bluffs; Mrs Emma M.
Van Bechten,.F II. X. Ward, Mrs John
T. Hamilton, Dr. George e. Crawford
of Cedar Rapids; Dr. Jennie McCown
of Davenport; Miss Flora Dunlap,
Miss Lillian Mathews, Hattie r. Gar
rison, Dr.. w. Fl. Slingerland Of Des
Moines; DR.. Nancy Hill, Rev. George
L. Cady, Mrs. John J. Nullany of Du-
buque; Prof. G. G. Wycoff, Mrs. Jes-
sic Macy, Mrs. S. H. Crosby of Grin
NELL Elmer Park of Keokuk; DR.. Paul
S. Pierce Of Iowa City; members If
state board Of controls. Col. G. G. Hor-
ton, Mrs. T. j. Fletcher, Miss Jessie
Binford of Marshalltown; Mrs. E. G..
Rhodes of Mount Pleasant; Prof. H.
H. Freer of Mount Vernon; DR.. Agnes
F1chelberger, Mrs. James F. Fry, Mrs
H. L. Brown, Prof. Fred E. Haynes,
Of Sioux City; Clarence W. Wassam
of Iowa City.
Ora Williams.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-16
MuNDT-z --ARTscHlNe NuPTlALs
Occurred at the Brides Home North
east of the City.

Oak Ridge, April 9.-Wednesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Martsching three miles north
east of the city was solemnized the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Marie
Martsching, to Charles Mundt of OF
tumwa, Rev. John Haefner, pastor Of
the German Lutheran church of OF
tumwa, reading the service at 4
o'clock under a bower of evergreens
and carnations. The bridesmaid was
Miss Paulina Martsching, a sister of
the bride. Fred Mundt, brother of
the groom was best man. The we'd
ding march was played by the groom's
father on the violin and Andrew Her
man on the organ. The bride was
gowned in grey and carried brides
roses. The bridesmaid was gowned in
pale lavender After congratulations
an elegant supper was served to the
many friends Of the contracting par
ties. Mr.. and Mrs. Mundt will be at
home at their residence on Bismarck
avenue after April Is. Among the
guests present Were the following:
Captain and Mrs. Kiterman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elias Kitterman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Blitz and daughter, Mary;
Mrs. Yeager, Rolly Bobinmeyer, Guy
Kitterman, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Far
rel, Milt Harrington, from east of
town; Martin Goehring and mother,
Mrs. Gieg and daughters. Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Goehring and children, Frank
Gieg of Dahlonega, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kruger, Misses Anna and Marie Kru-
ger, Messrs. David and Sherman Kru-
ger Of Chillicothe, Mr.. and Mrs p. L
Goehring, William Goehringa Miss VII
ola Goehring, August Martsching, Miss
Knox of South Ottumwa, Mr.. and Mrs
Thompson, Mrs. Coffin, Mr.. Albright
Misses Susan, Emma and May
Schwartzenbach; Mr. and Mrs. An
drew Herman of Ottumwa, Rev. Ian
| deck of Hedrick, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Martsching and son, George, of Round
| Point
Mr.. and Mrs William Erland spent
Easter Sunday with their son, Oswald
Erland Of Ottumwa.
Rev. and Mrs. D. w. Johnso nand
daughters, Ruth and Beulah, and Will
| liam Hills spent Easter Sunday at the
| home of George Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ozell Widger visited
Easter with Mr.. Widgers parents
Mf. and Mrs. Charley Widger.
Bert Pool, who has been living on
Mr.. Daifner's place, has moved to town
and MI. Daffner has move dback to his
| farm.
Erb Thompson and daughter, Myrtle
i and Sgd Thompson of Ottumwa were
callers at the home Of George Hills
! SUNDAY --..--.-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-16
TIMMoNs GETS THREE YEARS.
Judge Roberts at Charlton Sentence.
"Trusty."


Charlton, April 15.-H. E. Timmons
was arraigned before Judge Roberts
Saturday evening and received a sem
tence of three years in the peniten-
tiary at Fort Madison, and was taken
there Saturday night Timmons Is the
man who got $1096 of Aug Johnson, a
fellow prisoners money, while they
were both serving sentences in the
county Jail. Timmons was a trusty
and this gave him an opportunity tc
leave, which was done, but was appre-
hended at Long, Ohio, where he had
invested most of the money in poo
hall. Whether Johnson will receive
any of the> money is question.
Miss Maude Adams of Columbia was
In the city Saturday.
Eli Oppenheimer spent Sunday IN
Abba with relatives.
The jury in the case of j. F. Spikel
VS.. Tom Sivill for damages, returned
verdict in favor of Sivill after which
court adjourned for this term.
Custer and Jewell, who lost theil
frame business building Thursday
night by fire say that they
will rebuild this summer. Also
Mr.. Carnahan and Mr.. Rel
bel have said that they will rebuild
They will all build a two story bricl
Of modern style.
Rev. Felix Hanson of Red Oak came
last eyenino for a visit at the home O.
August Lin 1quist
Will Edison went to Milo this morn
ing on business.
Miss Chloa Buzzard of Russell visit
ed Saturday with her sister, Mrs. e
M. Wells.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-16
DIRECT LINE
TO PACIFIC
Seventh Trans-continenfal
Railroad to Connect Chi
cago With the Northwest

When the Union Pacific railroad
was completed with government as
sistance it was almost universally held
that the enterprise would not be du
pliGated within the memory of living
men.
The barrenness of the country be
tween the Missouri river and the Pa
cific coast. it was said, was a barrier
to further railroad building. The con
quest of the Rocky mountains sec
ond time was declared to be all but
impossible. There was no other pass
through which another road could
cross the mountains.
Today there are six transcontinental
lines. Three years hence perhaps
even sooner there will be seven. The
Pacific extension of the Chicago. Mil
waul1ee and st. Paul railway will be
the new link of steel to bind the west.
ern coast of the country to the lands
on the hither side of the Missouri.
The enterprise is already assured OF
successful completion.
The lands which were pronounced
barren forty years ago have blossomed
as the rose. The passes of the mount
aims have been found. Throughout the
entire route of The ST. Paul extension
a rich and developed country awaits
the advent of the locomotive. Engt-
neering difficulties have been met and
overcome. The road is certain to be
on paying basis from the first.
The enterprise means much for the
Pacific coast, more for the Puget
sound region and much for Chicago. A.
direct line to the northwest will un-
dcubtedly develop trade not only with
the Pacific coast, but WITH the orient.
The assurance is confirmed by the
known energy, activity and progress
siveness of The st. Paul management,
which will undoubtedly carry to the
Pacific coast the policy of enlightened
enterprise which has placed it among
the first of Americas great railroad
systems
The new line to the coast signifies
progress for the whole middle west.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-16

in town Tuesday at the William Canty
home.
]. Fl. Abernathy Of Liscomb was i'll
town on Thursday on business.
Mrs. William CAVITY spent Tuesday
in Oskaloosa shopping.
J. P. James of Marshalltown was a
business caller in town on Wednes-
day.
johns Larson of Evans moved his
family to Bolton this week.
j. R. Buckness west of town visited
this week at Bussey.
John Kissinger attended the show in
Oskaloosa Tuesday night.
The coal trade is picking UP. Mr.
Davis, the manager of the mines. says
that the mines will run four days &
week or moro this summer.
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News From Russell.

Russell, April 9.-Mrs. Florence
Childs and son, Harley. and daughter
left on No. Friday for a few days
visit with the formers mother, Mrs
j. L. Clowser, in Charlton.
Erie Thompson and little son re-
turn Wednesday from Chicago, where
he had been on business.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. William Cob,
BILE, last Thursday, a son.
Henry Goodwin and Arthur Pyle
where they go to take postal exam.
ination for mail clerk.
Bessie Westlake went to Melrose Of
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-16
TOWN IS IN GRIP OF MEASLES

Gilmore City, Iowa, April 1.-two
deaths and two hundred cases of i'll.
ness are the result of the epidemic Of
measles which has affected this city
the last few days. The closing Of the
public schools was one of the first re-
suits of the plague, which is Of UNI
precedented severity in this part Of
Iowa. Five other deaths, not due to
measles, have occurred here in the last
week.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-16
WANTS SUNDAY MAIL.
Petition Circulated in Georgetown and
Vicinity Asking for Mail Service.

ing cs,aulatee in Georgetown and vi
cis1ity and is oeins generally sigma. by
The residents ard patrons # ,he
Georgetown postoff1ce, asking the
postoffice department to place in oper-
alton in addition to the present week
day mail service, a Sunday mail SER
vice from this place to Georgetown
Such service will be of great benefit
to the people north of Georgetown, as
it will afford them the benefit Of the
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-16
News From Richland.

Richland, April 13.-James Sheridan
who was summoned as grand juror
to Keokuk, returned Thursday.
Fl. c. Jones of yeo was a caller to-
day.
Chas. Robinson who has been in the
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-16
RO< !. s
On Their Own Roots

On 1 heir Own Roots
Not grated stock that you have been
buying and never getting anything
satisfactory.
We have crimson, white, yellow and
baby ramblers, American beauty, Gen
Jack La France. Paul Neyron, Fisher
Holmes, Magma Cnarta Roses and
many others on their own roots.
They are far better than grated or
budded stock. If one should get broken
off or frozen down, they are not de-
stroyed, but will come again.
We also carry full line of Towering
bulbs. Hardy Perennial plants, Glenn
ats, white and PURPLE Towering
shrubs. ornamental trees and grape
vines, poultry supplies, feed and flour.
Hay, $3.50 per ton, quick sale.
0TTUMWA SEED co
200 S. Court st.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-16
Delegates Named.

feel that the recognition is only fit
ting.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-16
Just
Arrived

New Line Charming Silk Jumper
Suits of soft finish, excellent quality
taffeta in black, blue, brown, red and
changeables, star shaped yol1es, fancy
braid edges, extra full pleated skirts;
these suits were long delayed and
there is a considerable price conces-
sion from the manufacturer, max
ing it possible for us to offer IN Tn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01
aus Osm county.

5tonDbttt. - 5reb Sieter.
bid bon Seratb mar Samitne bier
uno taufte bic Sobn Coulter 5artn.
Gas @rDss mar Samftas bier unb
taufte pom 9. Guoel mebrere GieI.
Craze. @n. 8. &ueeee uub
6amilte metde bier mebrere Gage
aut Der peimreiie BON ct. aOuis su.
brabteu, iinO mad ibreu Seim, Gls
bon, saridsetebrt
2outs 9ansenbera bat ieiuen
Store in BLAND wieoer uertauft uub
miro ieet abernaIs bic aauOtasts
ltsoireu no er iid uieOerlaiien iOa,
reOerids So ur q. Srani
Rider beobiAtiat' eiuen nsuen ztore
III 9Utsoam elnsuridten.
Bel 0enrg Scope aab's mrs.
lia cine erDBe surprlse Bortu.
stuaui @naot 1T uOu aanias
Gitp. 100 er 8 Sabre lans uvbeitets,
sutifse!ebrt,
g., g0eotmann, bon 8Otsoom,
tt nab Sutton, in's 5rreapaas iteri
fabrt uOrOen.
go. 5ealer iuar uOr iarsem
bier unO beiihtiGte cine 6arm pie 81
Osrtauisn ii.
v Oh bno, 9ier eroliirI
Die 8rippe 6pA fnb tetne ernftins
Rrapfbeiten 81 usrSeidneu.
oermonn Siermnun 1T nit rel
Macaonmtiruus ogr Springfield
Stoao in unierer Staol ferii8 estuor'
Oea uuO Die Olr6git pirO nGsemein
eelubt.
Bauer un6 aud B%riulnlna Itnl
mil Oeu 8eelhlden pom 0urobUl5 be,
ihdittat uno Suan @shmeasr wslsasi
5irs s6lop ueslaldt, tDnnte uiel beiisi
tbun pgnu ibm uur binreidlenb Oars
sur Eeriusuna ~itdnGen.
Gem VIE. Biesins trspitts
lesteu samloe Gin wertbDOaei
$isrO.
8 wensoisue Sinoc Goo
per III nad ct. aOuis aersiii um b
fd elmer @eieaidufi mad 5eras rei
fenOer ousuIdlieBen.
.. 90. Mpredn III nit IeineI
5amitle naA gIsbarne, gssas uber'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01
r2nildsrei auf RdOeru" 81 eben
ia Permaun, 5rcitas
Sen s. lrtdrs.
Den s. MdrS.
5hr former fonntt lie

8ns g5nouh.ial Department. 81,
@o. gacific 5abu bat einen SpeSial,
sus b itsbenb ous slpet 8aaen aue
aeruaet um in ben StaoteS oes bit
li@en gbeils bes staaten pelfe an
De. Balm Iiepeu, prattiiden auidlnu.
unasunterriht in Der Melberei
DAIRY gu seten. pier lit 81 ieten
'iuie albe mil elmer Relimai4iue
aemOtten nerOer, rUie Der aa1m aus
Der Jiilt n%baeionoert piro, ME Der
ahbluppnrat arbeitet, ME Butter
9ematt pirO, iur5um oes 8etriebes
elmer uOIfauois einssridtt ten @ilt.
erei ruirb ben 8uidausr Dor Den au.
gen eeflbrt unO erttdrt.
Gtfesihe sci,
aud Der gOrtras oes stauts.
Rilderei. 6itteruna u. (. 10. rsOsu
rperben.
Der Bug tOmmt 10 ubr, gOrmit.
tags bier an.
5n Der @dbe pObnenbe 8ubbeFser
finc sebeten fur oieie @elepenbeit
lore aibe sum 9aelten nussu6rinpsn.
Sbr meroet erftaunt iein lber bic
Sereitwiaiateit NIT melder ielbn
Riucer iid Oieiem neueu gerfabreu
Hnterwerfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01
eeFebett.

geNeDelt
Gos @obubaus oeS betoaten
gqalre .. U. 0tea,nuep, 8 gteilen
oilia BON bier, IL IeBten 5reitap
@aht abaebrannt. dur meuig BON
Der peri6buIidIen pabe Ionnte aeret.
tet peroen.
Robert EOelte metder leBten
Summer Die 9eter 8OppeubOuie 5nrm
.fouite, 1T 5amloe nod tlrser arant
belt %gslturbeu. Seine 5rau uno Sin.
Der liegen vile an Den MpIern er.
@trantt Oqrmeoer. gr patoe ia Iei.
ner piberea oeimatb, 2tstte, besra
ben,
Y bar ot te oermnm
8tnter mar legten DtOntaa III 8e,
iAaiten III 8lauo.
SIN 0eun uUn 8iibetm auet.
tenboelter 9teb'sam 3onnetltaa cine
6pGsett, pa isine gohter nit 8eyrn
an oieism Ione ourdj
@atcr 5rib MeDer ms gBgodl ee.
itmieOet iueroeR
@eiietu iiuO 8taie &oetbemeB,
er aro nermupn 0Iltebaumer mad
Gebrnsta sersiit am ba BET Oem 6ar-
inKm in 3tenli ~ treten.
Setter agsbmeier melder tir3.
lid Olrb Den Sou zines Giels Ietr
8ein idtimm Usrlebte, lit 10 siemlid
ouF Der 8eiieruue.
IItbelm Bitte mar 0Dnners
Raa III CpsnauiGe uni ben .9iesi
mnfern beim Ginfaufen behaIfif
~ fem. &ne 5lpei EOnen eiebf's
apbnnns fur aestere nnb bn aebsu
bic @sihdfts no Ts id ~binpsnbsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01
f.ahltnssahnuns

Bie Elm leldtrr shleitr rur,
IL siu 5ufthauh I'M Serwr6en
sIsat Der NrDit nod aui oen Shlsbeu
Seat Der &eii anf BiaO unO 5lur.
GOh i'm NtittaasiOnnenihsin
&eet iiH's uHter 5artsr Dede
arOipen aiduen an Der pede,
palm uno UiOuS am 8ielenraH.
Sn bic Awesse iteiet Der Sait.
@letd erruahten Shnetterlineen,
&abren 8titben lire Shmingeu
RubelOs In eneer Daft.
abenos audi i'm SternenIrabi
S6nt pom Beiben teiie, tetie.
shOn Der DsOiiel tribe gseiie.
abrnnssuUa ourb 5elieuthal.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

SObn Y. 8eltpsper, befen @attiu
Die oermuunerin, bic frabcre Sri.
@retfen 5lubr bis gu ieinem GuOs
mar, 1T am ROutus in aem DER,
ice I'M stlt,r uOn 20 Sapren sefOrten.
gr mar in ct. aOais iebbuit bod t7ar
er mad Retu Ileticu peaunsen in Der
oufnuns OaB iid ietn Seiunbbeits.
snltanb ba befern narbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

Die County Court bat Der, 60. ct.
BauIs GemeinOe Die Grlaubnis erY
tbeiIt ibren @OttssOienf i'm Court.
bauis a%bsubalten Dis Die meme airde
fertis oeiteat 1T. Die GrlaubniB e..
itredt ht nur nuf ben @uttesOieut-
sOnntaasidule nnb @ereinsusr,
iammluueen ituo aussei9lu6eu.
aud muB bic @emeinoe 5%eueruna,
eitt unO 8eOienaHp bsSnblen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

Subse @m. s. SOejfet bat feline
Der Rage Der 9toOt Iieeenbs Farm
fur $4,000 an 6ris Stride usriauit.
Gr nil e lid uHO ieiner Satin nit
sunthmenten sItter stmus leidier
MAIDEN, nnc Ouran thut er aaus reat.
Gin itrena6ies aeben ME Suoae gues
idel 90 Flbrt, mus in usniaer aufren.
eenoe Sabneu aetsntt merben min
man Die gurlbetle uub gepuanaen
bes GrwUrbenen aenisbeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

3ie neuen Gountprihter Serr
5rant Cndeu bon n6rOt8eu EilirttI
uuO oerr =. y. sioubg BON ihOlidsu
9irrttt habsu am @iontae allen Gru.
Ties ibren Sls ais g0antggiater anse.
treten u B poren nit Dem &DriiBte
5uoge Stoenuer, Die aanse gBtas
itust beidafNst Snt 6ebruartermin
oes @eridtes III INNER piei Su er,
lscipen pa Gbredano nit ben @ep,
auiieberu Dem Collector uuo BEN
5aaemeiter oehalten miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

Cine attien } Seieaidait amsri,
taniiter WiGiOndre benbFdtiat, an
beiOeu uiern Oes ouOiun &itterbur4
gen mad Rpiter Der am Rbein asle.
senen srbuaeu gu luhen. Sc lOa
U~Orldufio blDB nit Raubritter . Yur.
gen oer Aufnne eematt perben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01
8 @Sner & 9 n.
9er gIas iar aute @aaren

Bel fredericksburg ftarben leste
@Uae innerbalb spsi Sage, PER-
GrIItnp uuO Satin an eunaeneut8au,
buno uuO murOen beioe in einem
@rute beerOist. Die Satin bate
i4un lett Sabren osbete, bns fe su.
iammeu terben mD6ten; iSr lestey
Buni4 par, OaB ibrs Geide uidi
cher teerOtst uerOe. bis ,br @utte
o~eiturben lei. Dele. @unig ii
acknowledgements in @rfaaung ae,
eauasu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

y q n a a n-SObu s. Gittmann
Itarb bier am 25. b, M. an Der gneu.
monia, nat turSer arautheit i'm
Hitter uOu 46 1ubren. ST aiar bis upr
Suet Bod9sn 5uueeieae All ruelter
Bait er 5rt. 9ua&iune ebetihte. ST.
mar Elm ileiBiaer, germ aeiebener
9eaan unO ieine sesbdltniie aeaals
.teten iid IN lester Belt duserSt ann
ltlg, pnO nun fam Der SOB. ST. mar
0atglieS Der Muoern @opOman
aOae.
5rau 70 8Ope it auf Der arau.
teniiRe.
frau stsrparO BAT i9re BARN iar
$1,000 Uertauit,
yet gtieuisOilts 1T leete ggoa,
per 58 Sabre allie 6surpaustan an
Sns% unaen aeiiorben.
NH. asiete bat ieine 5arm su Sea.
Ing $4,000 psrtouft, uuD benbaatlot
20 Eaass otr Gtleubabn ausu,aafer.
5tau 9um Set petde Ieste ISOLDE
IN 5lisriDn opNital III I'll auuis
tueaen zines arsbsleiben uperirt
ruarOe ltarb ealeIba uno pnroe fbrs
sslde bssuts Seeratauua blerbsr
seidift.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

Serr o. 8. partte wiro fa am
samaaa in 81. aUuis befiaOsn, UNI
Oa cine sroB auapabt Sod 0tten
nnb g3anass einautauien
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

so. Moupin Der INNER freurotiae
oilfsibsrif fam @untas uun
stOnpbil UNI, ~ ieben pie es bier
.eebt. @eutgteiten uubte er pie &c.
pbbuli1 feline.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

8rI. Bertha Srodbauien bon
darlington beiunO iia uursehern in
unierer etabt in @eiaaften in Der
grObnie Court betreffs Oes Na6laTes
hires u~eritOrbenen 8rubers o..
Carl SrOfbuuien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

SObn Rnpp uuO StntbOng 5rea.
mann UOn stOlpe uaren uurselern
in Der StaOt. Sic hutten als 9efta.
meHtsuOuitreder Oss Ra6lnHss Don
@uttfrieO Ruup Ssiddfte in Der Bro,
bate Court.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

5riOOliu Saiuoler. Ouu sptss,
mar oOrseiiern gum erfenmate leit
lesten 9srhit in Der Stabt. St iast
Oas iunse Bolt wia bic ganse beiOr-
asn; % mullen bait Die Nlten 6nbelm
bIeiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

sadfe Giien 5le mein 5roa
lsin, fpte mer en- pIle Sumler antsr
Die 0alipe bringt
6ran tein Rein. aber id bin
iebr beeierial
So hi Nun oiebt ibr namtiti
: aalbiel vi uno iruat. Nos 1T Sie
oas Sseaeatbetl uon 5trob? unOsIs
UlrO i'm rdditsn Momapa sIGlb,
psi rat { n-0tu dbenl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

Gon. aueoiser Ijest am Rbeuma
.tismus s%rtrauit oarnieoer, ST
bat iid ieineu stnurbast abianeiosn
tofisn, aber e. milf uidt beitr per.
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

5n @eiipbulia, 0iase @uuntp, il
am NOntua Der ulte betaunte Is,
iabrise BiIbelm SOoe eeaurben.
gr wObnte lett 1851 bel 8eapbaIia.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

Fri. @nrtbn aubn ~ieierte iesten
5reitaa in sruBsn Seiannte treble
ibren @eburtftus pno erbielt lie uieIe
it6ne 8lumen unO @eidente gum
5sittnseOnneebinoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

0roentlite 8Opfbeosdung, in ae.
wupnter @eiie petrnsen, daraitert
iirt sewiiermuBen bic 9eribFplia.
felt Oes Oiaunes. Sn lualitdt, ia.
cpu, uuO sGswubl piru unier Dor.
rntb Slte inner pupulatsr. BrDbirt
einen csrieIben iriOrt, unO iberseugt
@ud OnB mir i'm &edten fnb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

Sp Der BObuuna Oes 6erru 90.
Sawar5 uurOe Ous iunsite 50atsr.
den, Jrmn, gieqa, am 2Stsn Deb.
9nitor SueOmtger 1etauit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

Ger STANDARD oil Co. 1T es &C.
Iuuaen ben 0slberG Oes beidaen Gar.
oes iduiIi4 ~ erwsrbeu. Zen Gruit
1T sben mdts bella.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

PER- 5eroruanb 8srli pon parts,
burG, Boone County mar am 9iens.
tug in Der stuot. Sc bate in Der
&rObats court gu tbun, no er in
saaen Oes aaaIaIss Der uerftur.
beueu Rutbertua 8erIi g9lusab.
remnung maAte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

5rI. eOrena Seeemann uerbra6te
anssunas leste guhs mebrere Gage
in 8aibiueton no iie etnes llnterbal.
tuus uou Der oOaihnte usranhattet
b%eiwobute. unO audi lire GrsunOin
5rl. Roin @iuede beiudte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

S@nea ion beute aues aeheu,
5soer ltrebt einpDr sur Sbb.
User @rIole mill tommen ieben,
glebme &odg Mountntn Ehee.
gu hnben bel @nlfsr Brps