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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-19
WEST ToWNSHEND.

Henry Prouty of South Londonderry
was at E. w. Holden's last week
Miss Addie Morse of Brattleboro is at
her sisters, Mrs a. e. Hadlock's.
John Bishop has been having a hard
time with blood poisoning in his hand
Mrs. George w. Tooker of New York
city is a summer guest at Fred Smiths
Miss Hazel Switzer of Brattleboro is at
her grandmother's, Mrs. c. J. SwitZers.
F. A. Blood recently sold his wheel
wright shop to j. E. Venot of Windham
Mrs, w. w. Van Ness is visiting her
sister, Mrs. George Wood, in Springfield
Cyril Switzer spent several days with
his brother in Southampton, Mass, last
week.
Mrs. Kritzer and Mrs. John Bishop and
two children are visiting relatives in
Mortified, Mass.
Mrs Herbert Chase of West Northfield
is helping at John Chapin's two weeks.
Mrs Chaplin is in poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taft Miss Virginia Thiele
and Miss Ethel Bristol attended the dedi-
cation of the Vestry at the CONGREGATIONAL
church at Jamaica last week.
No church services We're held last week,
as Rev. Mr.. Martin had a vacation. Mr..
Martin spent Sunday in South London
derry.
The ladies' aid and missionary society
will hold a sale of aprons, fancy work
post cards, etc, in the vestry during the
afternoon and evening of Thursday, July
%. Ice cream and cake will be on sale.
In the evening an entertainment will be
given in the church. consisting of recita-
tons and music A prize will be awarded
to the best speaker among the ladies.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-19
puMMERSTON HILL.

The Marlboro selectmen met Monday at
Sunset lake to see about laying a road to
the cottages there.
James l. Pegg of Mammaroneck, y. Y,
is spending his two weeks vacation with
his wife and children at the "Glenwood
Farm"
c. d. Hosley of Springfield, Mass, has
bought lot of G. r. Wheeler near Sun
set lake and intends to build there in the
near future.
Mr., and Mrs. E. e. Blodgett and family
of Brattleboro, Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Din
widdie and daughter of Buffalo, Mr.. and
Mrs. A c. Blodgett of Greenfield, George
c. Upton of Gardner, and B. F. Blodgett
of HolXoke spent Wednesday at the Ash
cottage at Sunset lake.
In the Miller cottage at Sunset lake are
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Bartlett of Brat
tleboro, Miss Alice r. Barnes, Miss Ella
B. Avery of Brooklyn, n. Y, Miss Bertha
Craft and Herbert Kneeland of Worces-
ter, Mass, and Archie w. Blanchard of
Hartford, Conn. They have for over
Sunday guests, B. j. Cutler and family
of West Brattleboro and Miss Eta
Crosier of BrattleboVo.
During the thunder shower Wednesday,
as Mrs. ]. L. Pegg was using the pump,
flash of lightning came, seemingly from
the pump handle, and cramped her arm
so she did not recover the use of it un,l
the next day. AS Miss Annie South
worth, with Mrs. r. E. Gordon at the
lake, was washing dishes and holding a
fork in her hand a flash came and went
from fork to pump handle a distance of
four feet. She received a shock, but there
were no serious results.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-19
LONDONDERRY.

Evelyn Wade is at home for the sum-
mer.
Marion Gibson is visiting in Hinsdale
and Brattleboro,
Mrs. Addie Allen and Clara Marden are
visiting in Manchester.
Ella Paynes cousin, Mrs. Abbott, has
been visiting her the past week.
Mrs. Ellen Ide of North Grantham, y.
H., is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. II. Ha-
thorn.
Castara Brooks Hobbs of Detroit,
Mich, and little daughter are expected
at Fred Laselles this week.
Mrs Lillian Shorey and two children
are visiting Mrs Shorey's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Childs.
Mr., and Mrs. Emery Wilder were in ia
maica the first of the week. called there
by the death of their sons wife, Mrs
Charles Wilder.
Orrison Howard died Friday afternoon
at the home of his daughter Mrs. EN-
cry Wilder. He had been great sufferer
several months and had been tenderly
cared for by his daughter. Funeral ser
vices We're held Sunday forenoon, Rev.
r. II. Tibballs officiating,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-19
EAST DOVER.

Faith Yeaw visited in Brattleboro last
week.
Emerson Gould of Greenwich, r. l.,
recently visited his brother, George.
Ruby Franklin of Greenfield has been
visiting her aunt Mrs. F. L. Yeaw.
Ralph Howe is laid up with sprained
ankle and a broken bone in his foot
Pearl Brown is i'll after having an
operation on his knee for tumor
Miss Fannie King and mother of Chi
cago spent a day at VIII Yeaw's recently.
stuart Brown Of Bratteboro is spending
his vacation at his grandfather's Clark
Browns
Mrs. Abbe Putnam has improved in
health so that she is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. NJ. A. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren of Brattleboro
are staying with Mrs Warren's son,
Westel, through haying.
]. II. Stone of Greenfield and Gilbert
Still of Hartford visited at f. +. Yeaw's
the first of the week.
Wayne Yeaw has bought a pair of
horses from Orrin Johnson of Jamaica
to use on his stage route.
Maize Betterley Of Brattleboro has re-
turned home after spending three weeks
with her aunt Mrs. $. H. Yeaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Betterley of Brat
tleboro have visited at Mrs. Betterley's
Mr.. and Mrs +. II. Pratt.
Some may be interested to know that
the church at Dover Centre, which was
in very poor condition, has been greatly
improved. 1t has been repaired with a
slate roof, two coats of paint have been
put on body and blinds, and the chimneys
have been relaid. The amount of $3.50
has been paid out oy the town for repairs
besides w H. Perrys gift Of $50 which
is much appreciated.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-19
WEST DOVER.

Mrs. Gilmore returned Saturday to her
home in Orange.
Miss Rita Leonard of Waterbury, Conn,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. G. II. Adams.
Miss Mary Cooper has finished work
for Leon Shippee and gone to Fred
Mays in Wilmington.
John Sargent, Mrs. Haywood and three
children and a friend were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs L. j. Sylvester Sunday.
Mrs. E. R. Cook and Miss Leila attended
the marriage reception of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Lyman at the home of Warren
Lyman July 10. Clyde Lyman is Mrs.
Cooks nephew.
The ladies' aid society will hold picnic
at Mrs. Ellen Manns Wednesday,. A
cordial invitation is extended to every
one. A baked bean dinner will be served
al noon to accommodate those who wish
their dinner is season to get to work
al one o'clock
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-19
WHITINGHAM.

Or. Cutler returned last week to North
ampton.
Stewart Russell is with his brother at
II. a. Wheelers.
Mrs. sophronia Gillette has returned
from Springfield, VT.
Dora Simpson has finished work at
Mrs Frank Davis's.
Mrs. C. w Kintfeld, who has been
On the sick list, is recovering.
The carpenters at work at Jonn Hills
spent Sunday in North Adams
Chauncey Bryant returned from Wind
sor and Brattleboro Saturday
c. S. Chase is attending the adjourned
April term of court in Bratleboro.
Wesley Jillson expects his family will
return from the West next month.
Mrs. L. s. Brown went to Orange
Saturday, returning Monday night.
Miss Beatrice Sweat of Amesbury is
visiting her cousin, Christine Wheeler
Mrs, Jeanette Reed has been with her
cousin Mrs. Snow, a part of the week.
Mrs llama Fowler has returned from
an extended visit in Brattleboro and
Marlboro.
Mrs Priest and son. Roy, of North
ampton' Mass, are at Bessie Albee's
this week.
William Wiley and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Welch spent Sunday at o.
R. Chase's
Mrs. Henry Wheeler and Harold were
at r. NJ. Chase's from Saturday until
Monday night
Leslie Toogood and his sister, Rita.
OF Long Island City are visiting their
aunt, Bessie Albee.
Rev /. II. Beeman has resigned as
pastor of the Baptist church. his resig-
nation to take effect in September.
Mrs. Marion Howard returned 10 Put-
ney last week. Mrs Ansel Boyd accom-
panied her to visit her sister, Mrs
Walkup.
a party from North Adams, who have
had three tents near the Shelburne Fails
clup mouse, returned to their homes
saturday also a party from Readsboro
VINO nave been occupying one of the
Putnam cottages.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-19
JAMAICA.

Miss Olive shumway is at home from
Ashbury Park, n. j.
The ordinance of baptism will follow
the regular preaching service at the Bap-
fist church Sunday morning.
Miss Laura Minturn, supervisor Of mu-
sic in Ashbury Park, n. j. and sister,
Miss Maud Minturn, also Miss Elisabeth
Waterman Of Westfeld, Mass, are at
Mrs. Olive A. Shumways.
The dedicatory social in the new rooms
recently finished at the Congregational
church called together a large attendance,
about 100 partaking of the supper The
evening was full of cheer and friendliness
and closed with a program of music, read
ings, and impromptu speeches. Former
residents of the parish who were gladly
welcomed were Rev. A. E. Hartwell and
family from La Harpe, Ill., w. II, Taft
and family and A, c. Bristol and family
from West Townshend and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll Doane of Winhall, An ice cream
sale will be held this evening.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-19
WARDsBoRo CENTRE.

Miss Eta Mundell is at home to assist
her mother who has been in i'll health
several weeks.
Mrs. George futile and little daughter
have come to spend several weeks with
Mrs. Tuttles parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. j.
Foster.
Henry G.. Bissell, who has spent a few
days with his sister, Mrs w. o. Smith,
at their old home, returned to Boston
Tuesday
Horace Grover Of Boston has spent a
few days in town and called on the few
remaining friends OF his boyhood Mr.
Grover left his native town over So years
ago.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-19
HALIFAX.

c. L. MesicR is looking after the lum-
Der business in town.
Mrs f. b. Davenport and Miss Esther
Crowell have returned from a Green
mountain trip.
Mrs. Bottomy and Mrs. Edith Crosier
of Shelburne Falls have been at the old
home few days.
Services al the Union church will COM
mence Sunday, July p, and continue each
Sunday through the summer. Hour of
services 1915 a. m. Pastor, w H. Daven-
port.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-19
GREEN RIVER,

Mrs, Lila Crosier and children visited
at Watson DeWolfs recently.
Miss Lena Reed and Fred Jacobs were
the guests of Mrs. C, F. Bracket Sunday.
Mrs. f. c. Fitch, Charles Fitch and
Miss Helen Fitch and friend of Waltham
were at their farm over Sunday
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-19
GUILFoRD.

Mrs. Lyman Huntley came home from
the Memorial hospital Sunday, improved
in health.
Mrs. Alfred Cornell and son arrived
home from staten Island, n. Y, Tuesday
accompanied by Mrs. Cornells mother,
Mrs Dougherty.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-19
WEST HALIFAX.

Mrs. F. Herbert Worden, who has been
in the Franklin County hospital in Green
field since May %, suffering from a
broken upper jaw, left Greenfield on
her way home Tuesday. She remains
in serious condition.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-19

Molly-Cholly has asked me to go TO
ride with him on the seventeenth of
June.
-[Somervile Journal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-19
2ai1rnads.
BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
In effect June "a, 1907.

Trains leave Brattleboro.
Montreal, 1887, lilo a. m, +2.3O, ssa5, 'lQls
p. m.
St. Adams, $780, lilo a. m, +2.3O, s295 lois
p. IN.
sherbrooke and Quebec, '2.37, +ll.IO a. NJ, 42,SO
+lO.lS p. m.
Newport and sherbrooke, F9.S7, +lllO a. M,
+2.30, +l0.ls pm.
wells River, St. Johnsbury, Lyndonville, +ulO
a. M, +2,30, +l0.lS p. m.
Bellows Fails, Claremont junction, Windsor
White River Junction, +5.4O, lilo a. m,
Gre ana; ~ So 80, +5.4l pm,-,s--.r,
neid, l27, *5,2s, +9.07, +lO.fh, Ills a. m.
+l.5O, rs '4.23, $3.50 p. m.
BOSTON 'a52S, +al0.l5, a. m, +b2.30. 'a4.93 p m.
only. fDaily, except Monday. aVia Green
field. bVia Bellows Falls
Detailed information and time tables may be
obtained at ticket offices.
d. j. FLANDERS, C.M BURT.
Pass Traf. Mgr. Gen. Pass. Aet.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-19
IN WINDHAM COUNTY
.BRookLINE.

Mss L. L. Ware has been visiting in
Springfield, Mass, and vicinity.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-29

Btnnb. SRI. Gnaen Stermann
uOn Spiss fam 6reitna bierber um
mebrere Enae ibren Bruber grOI,
SObn Shermann 81 8eIuhen
@s 1T @elo fur cine eerdumiee
Bnptilten 8irhe eeiammelt worosn
bic bel Notins Shule errihtet per.
ben lou. Serb. S9lDttne lu,ro bold
NIT ietner Sdaemlhle bier istn UNI
ons n6tbIee 8nubOIs 5u ideen.
Serr unO 5rau Bm. Suppe bon
StOIpe Tuaren mebrere 9nee bier bel
ibren 8erwanOten ben 5nmilten Sep.
6omfelot, Gbns. 8rnnoborR uu6 6riB
SOmfeIot 81 Selu9.
als Der alte Better Gnoeriun BON
Reo Sirb am Iltttnph BON 81.
2Duis 5urlftebrte unD pom 8uee al.
itiea, aOs o,eier su ihnelI an uno
GnoeriOn fiel swilben bic @aaen.
Or. 5errel, melher Onitano, s0e ibn
ihnel beruOr inb rettete ibm iein
2eben. St trua cine lei6te aupi
wunbe OnuOn Die pom arste iolort
uerbunOeu mnroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-29
Don stoIpe.

Vim rs. November b. Sahres run'
rem 60 Sabre u%erflufeo, ieit iih oas
@bepaar 6err IF. 9ta1 unc leine
@beIrau 9bereie 9,ap ole 5anb sum
Bunoe reihten. Gieien Gaa moqte
Der SObn, 5heObDr G,Gp nist Dor
ibersebn laiisn. obne oenielben felt
tif su beaeben. perr P Strauss
~I:itste bic 5eisr eln nit benz Sob
uno DantlieOe; 9Obe ben BERN Den
mahtiaen 96dia Der Gh,en nj U. ae'
iuneen BON ben Seftaaften Damn iolas
te cine Nuipruhe. an ons Subeipaar
oes bic 9ertesmOrte gu @runOe tageu:
Die 2lebe h6ret nimmer nuf.S
9tahOsm jeanette Der YaltUr oas gu.
belpaar nOu elumnl etn fir Den tunfs
tiaen aemeiniumen 9ebeuspee Dttt
benz 9teoe: adl lei nit oeiner @naOe
uiw. mdbren6 oeiien etne 8Oaerte
sum 8eiieu Der @plleptiihen in Nars
tbnsuIIe erbOben wuroe, uuo benz
Seeen bes 6errn ihlOB Die
ieltene, iHbne 5sier. Das 5eitmnbt
purbe i'm pauie bes Sobnes
8erru GbeO. Eiqp, Ieruirt.
Gas Subelpnur ftammt aus gOm.
meru, 9euti9lonb uno lieB iid gu.
erit in usrsteuis 8rsis StOtpe nis-
Der SIM Sabre 1878 uauOerte GO
nit 4 alnOeru nnh Guterita aus unb
wdblte als BObnfb @nacOuabe Go.
@O. Dem Ghepanr wurben IL Riuber
aebOren, onuon nod 8 am 9eben lino,
go. Eiap, EbeObOr Eiap, bel benz es
mUbnt, unO Gmilie 8aridnif. 26
&utel ainbef unO 5 llrentel e%rfreuen
ith Der nod riftisen SrOB unb llr.
erOBeltsrn. Der Subildr sdhlt so
bic Subitdriu "a Sabre.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-29
q tampfte AZ @etliatnra.

Sauio Barter, BON 5apette, v. p.
weIter bel @ettpsbure sinen sal
uerlnr idreibt: Electric Bitiera
bat mir mehr gut aslbnn, ais ale
Mleblsneu. peIte i'd lie aebrauhte
Eur piete Sabre bate id Rnaenbgs
ihperoen unb oeraufeobte uiel @eio
fir npsIOie 8pefe bis i'd electric
Sttters nobm. Sd nliroe Ieine $500
netmen ilr oSs mas tie fur mid ge.
than baben. GIN aroBgs Sonic fur
Dos Utter uuO iGpmetbliae Shudh
en-. @rose Ier6eiieruna uuo .br
per aufbnuer; bns NlIerbele fir lab
men 6uteu uno lhnadje @lereu.
@nrnutlet ourd &alter 8ros.
Npotbste, so Gents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-29

U, 8. 9elmtabltr BON Wt. Ster'
lima mai ueraanssusn 5reitaa bier
uno 5eri4tete ots 9euisteit Ons ab'
leben Der 8lttms @m. Sent weI6e
oos hpbe alter Jon 81 Sabre uuo %
Gage erreltte sic hinterIdBt cine
Sodter melhe leots eeblieten unb
bic @utter bis gum .Gnbe treu aes
pfept bate. 9ns B~earabniB ionb
nnf 5rib @ieoinabueen's 6riebhOfe
am sOuntna ftutt unb leitete SatOr
2ipps pom pope be 9eihenieier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-29
@ui pipeY

Aui oiue? Daft, per bn? gtie tout
SSShr @uh nuf benz 8orpoIen Des Sc.
beus pom beiien beimtadilHen lie.
beln aberroifen lniTen! @wiae
BaGInmteit 1T nidt uur Der 6reiheit
8OrbeOmeuue; obne Iie siebt es audi
teine @eiunobeit. Gang unbemertt
ihleiht bic @ursei aGes uebels In
@eltnlt BON 8erOauuneshbruneen an
@ua bernn. Damn iommen @opi.
ihmerseu, uebelteit, aufiOBen. Der.
lippfune, .iaurer Wiaaen", 6ersflpp.
len, Rnttiateit, Radenifp6fe nnb
idllieBlih 2eber, un0 Merenleiben
init @elbiutt unb @aieriuht. Seio
auf @urer out! 8as erite uebel 1T
ietdlt nit ben berlbmten ct. Der.
uaro arddtsrpilen gu uestreiben, Der
byiieu Nrsnei seaen ale 8eroauuras
.ieibeu. bic Dor Sabrhunberten bon
ben weiien Wbnfen Don ct. Der
mario ilr ienen 3ned etfuuoen un6
mob heute nndl oeren Re5spt nur aus
.oeu beiltrdfhateu BilanSeniaiten aui
Die iorgiattialte gBeue subereitet
Uerben sic sntbnlten feline Spur
eiHsr stitieen, metaaiihen 8eimiih
iua, mie Sbaenhein ocer 0ugfiil,
berl aber, auh mem @ner 9eioen
idon weiter forteeidritteu iein ioqte,
aud bann uer5meiielt nidt uno oebt
Sud nidt Efuihern sum SpIer.
sluh bonn uerben Sud Oieie unusr.
aieihnaen &rGuterpiaen rpieoer sc.
aeiuna bringen, inOem de Den aBrper
BON @rnnb ausreiniDen unb nit
neuem Bluts uerieben. Sn nGen
Nputbsfen Ihr 25 Gents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-29
alater-llleYer

Serr eugene sIutsr, Don YanOa-
fla, Sa., unO SRI. DIE 9. Tssper
bon bier reidteu. iif am Dtenlt0e
Die 0dnOe sum ebelidlen SunOs:
Die Erauunp innO mdbreno oes
Rabmittups i'm B%iarrhauis Der Wse'
tbubiaen @emeiuOs Itott, uuo learfs
te gaIiOr Otto 0ieberhnth zen Suno
Elm. Die SUdsetsisier iano I'M
Seim Der 8rauteiteru, aldtsr nno
5rou auauT Waepsr, I'M ensereu 6a'
mitientreije Iiutt unb trnt oas Sraut
panr attn WIilfwO9 morsen ole astle
nod ganoolid, Sas. an, UNI % osn
Dunsiaeaaastap bei ben @ltern oes
Brautleams su Oerbrinaen. Gas
iunes 9anr pirS ieinen 8Obnlts N
Chicago nufidlnsen no 0srr Slatsr
nls photographic beihaitist if.
Rbse linen nuss Slid i'm neusr
stnnoe beihieben ieinl
5arin ~ UetfamIeW: Sine 135 ader
Nasm, 2st gltilen IioEid ron 6erHiarib
Had5uIrn9en bel
NffreD Meper.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-29
app.n0tNa

Fashionable. 3m psim Der
@bsleute ". Sanoermerfen III am
SOnntas Der 600 einsetebrt uno bot
ais Opier ben 10 iahrieen Subu ~
bert nuasrtOren. Der iunse Mann
mar an Den alubuerbefernnpsarbeis
ten i'm Miiourilub BEL 9erinatOn
nuprTielt. bod lam er SOnntaa Dor
8 Sueeu irant beim unb eS eutpifel.
tie iih Elm beftiges Reruenfieber benz
sr am IOlsenben Snmitne unIerlne.
Die 8eerOipune ianb Montne @ad.
miitnp itott, uuo belt Reu, Rieber
but BON permnnn Die 9eidenIeier nb.
Tiele it6ne Blumentr6nse bebeften
baS @rnb. Der gerfDrbene mar
bier n%uieewahien uno pUrtbeilbnft
betannt. Sc betrnuern ieinen frlb.
3eltisen SOB feline betnsteu Gltern,
mebrere Bruoer uno Shmeiiern uno
S%erwunbten. Gum aei9eubeedue,
nib unren BON st. Souls aumeieno:
5rau @gn Suieteus, frau goroia
aenneog uno Serr glnpt 8enneop,
nnO Biuie 8eibet mar BON @Insaom
9efoumen nm Dem Hreunoe DIE Ieete
@bre 81 ermeiien.
drl. 9Orma Marlin TT auf cine
Sriuhsreiie nah Ssferiun Sitg unO
Gloon
@rOBmutter Bnlther mar leste
Rode ben stOrd bebalfid: bel
Sbriit. BOli cabs einen Sturgeon
uuO bel s. 9bee Elm G.dOaeu.
6rau SOeIler pOn St. Souls luar
bier UNI mad ibrem @ieeulbum su
iehen.
5raa Sueb Stinuer bic nit ibrsn
Sinoern in Rjinelnnb su 8eiut ma.
rem iino uieOer Onbeim.
aler Rtet pom oermann mar
Sonntaa in nnier,r Witte.
SRI. SOa pnns ~ftottete bieiiasn
Yetannten einen iurSen Seiuf ab.
&Olt Cadet ii nit ieiner 5omitie
nod SOie Dub aberlefsOslt no er
in Den 5ire-gInp @ruben arbeit ee.
funben Dat.
Geo. BuItber uub SObn wareu In
SeferiOn @itp UNI Der 8eertisune
zines germnnbten beiSumObnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-29
-Aaabuerbpt

Mir bic uuler8eidlneien 9iirqer nn0 Sar,
mer IN @aSconnDe SO. inobnboit aeben
bisrmit betanni bah mir bdS SdseH iopobI
bel Sng ais bel glohi, apI unierem e,aef.
tbum mnrrboIb uuo auBsrbaIb Der Ssnsen,
outs Stren9lie peybieien, ino meroen 3ti,
w~ieoerbonoeIaoe seIeblid) beIane.is
Jobu Breter, 9errbarD 5ieia Ono
StrrbIp, Nm. 5aerber, slb. GberIim 9IIbsrl
9llb. petrus, SEQ, TetruS. Wlrs. AuIia
HeIde.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-29

oerr nuo frau Oscar SOmaro. elm
junues @bepanr uon Srrt gresesai,
&uibinptOn, pli Der 9Ohssitsreiie
bearifen. befiaOet ii6 iei; Iesten
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