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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06
DURHAM.

JOHN F. MERRILL of West Durha m
writes: THE people here are opposed to
the plan to change the capital to Port
land. They think the State has better
uses for its money"
WESLEY DAY. master Of Eureka
Grange writes: II do not favor aban-
donng the present State capital and
building a new one in Portland. ha We
found two people in this town who did
not care much either way. but other
wise there Is no sentiment in favor of
the project. I think the people here
would rather have the money expended
OIL needed public improvements. and I
feel that they would not be willing to
bear anv increased taxation for a new
capital In Portland"
II. J. MERRILL, secretary of Durham
Grange. writes: There is not much senti-
ment here either way in regard to the
removal Of the capital to Portland. but
II a change is made we would naturally
prefer Lewiston. My opinion is that the
capital is all right where it is. Tine
people here would rather have the State
spend money for better roads than for a
new State House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06
ARoOsTO0K
ASHLAND.

Z. +. BARTLETT writes: Nobody
up this way has anything II say in fa-
vGr of abandoning Augusta as the State
Capital. and building new State House
in Portland"
f G. TILLEY, master of the Ashland
Grange, writes: we don't want tho
capital moved. I am opposed to it per-
sonally and / find no sentiment here in
favor of such step The people feel
that the money If spent at all should be
used in other ways"
DIR. II. l.. DOESCN writes: 81 am OPP
posed TO abandoning the present capital
ana do not find any sentiment in this
town which differs from nn:nc. Nor do
1 believe that tho voters in this town
would stand any increased taxation for
such n purpose. | believe that - per
cent Of the people Of Maine would give
a similar answer to each question"
W. Is. HALLfTT. chairman Of thu
board Of selcctmcn ard postmaster.
writes: II am opposed to abandoning the
present State House and moving 10 Port
land and do not ind airy sentiment here
in 'cvor Of it. ! do no; think the people
would he willing for the State to assum..
the expense necessary for such a step
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06
EENEDICTA.

f. r. MoAVOY. chairman Of the board
of selectmen. writes. ''Pcrsonally. am
decidedly opposed to the movement to
make Portland the state capital. | feel
sure the proposed change would get no
support in this part of the State.
]. T. MDONALD selectman. writes:
Il do not favor capital removal and not
in n single instance do I find anyone
here who does. / do not think the peo-
pie would sanction such expense"
JOSEPH RUSH. constable. writes that
he is much opposed to such scheme as
moving the capital = Portland and he
does nut find any sentiment i'll his town
favorable to it, Gddinc that if the people
bad a ChInc" to vote on tho question,
they would oppose it To Z man
y. r. LAWLER writes: ~ am opposed
to abandoning the pre- sent State capital
and moving to Portland. | do not find any
sentiment among the people IN favor 0f
it ana 10 not think they would he will
ing tc spend money in this way which i5
needed for other public works
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06
WALES,

GUY NJ. HINCKLEY, master Of Wales
Grange writes as follows: in reply to
your letter of the 5th inst / will say that
that there are very few people in our
town favorable to moving the capital to
Portland Those whom I have heard
speak in regard to it think it is as well
situated at Augusta as anywhere. and ]
do not think our town would care to bear
the additional expense that its removal
would impose upon u.s.
A. G. FROST n member of the board
of selectmcn. writes that he is opposed
to moving the capital to Portland. He
finds no sentiment in favor of such acton
among the people of his town and is sure
penditurc of the public money.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06
'EASTON.

Z. S. GRANT, master of Easton
~ 10 not favor the project or abandon
ing the present State capital, which with
the necessary addition that must short
! lv be made. will certainly be sufficient to
dD credit to our grand old State. There
is absolutely no sentiment Whatever in
favor Of snch n movement among tho
neonl" Of this section. On the contrary.
there is dec ,ded sentiment against It.
1t you'd be waste of money when
there are so many public improvements
rcnlnd. =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06
POLAND.

c. T.. CHIPMAN. master of the Excel
slor Grange. writes: II am opposed to
capital removal. to the abandoning of the
present state House and the building of
a new one In Portland | do not think
the people would be willing to forero
improvements which might otherwise be
Taoc with the same money"
W. NJ. RC TIER, master Of Lake
Grange. West Poland, in 1905. writes: Il
certainly do not favor a change in the
location of the capital from Augusta
10 portland and do not believe there is
any sentiment here in favor of a
change "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06
BR!DGEWATER.

A. NJ. STACKPOLE. chairman Of the
seectmen. writes: There is not thu
slightest sentiment here in favor Of re
moving the capital to Portland. We be-
licve the money of the State is more
needed for public improvement which
would be benefit to our people,
CHAS. ACHERSON. secretary of
Bridgewater Grange, writes that he is
opposed to moving the capital to Port
land. He finds no sentiment among the
people of his town favorable to the
scheme and is sure they would not be
willing to bear the additional expense for
such a purpose.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06
BANCROFT.

ALIEN EOSERTSH. 4 member Of the
to tho remova. Of the capital | will say
that I should not BE- in favor OF such a
scheme, as orr taxes are high enough
now, and with nj other public improve
rlents that ought TO come. | think ii
would work an injury to the State. We
need good roads and bridges. and better
mont ir this town is the same as mine
MARTIN FARADAY. chairman of the
selectmen. writes: Il do not find anybody
here in favor of changing the capital
Certainly we want no State money snent
for any such an unnecessary purpose
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06
CRYSTAL,

l.. w. ORDWAY. a member OF the
board Of S5lCCtmen. writes that he does
not favor moving the capital to Portland,
ana this is the sentiment of all the people
Ill his town with whom he has talked.
g. y. YOUNG, town clerk and treas
uftr. says he does not favor the removal
OF the state House and finds no one in
taxpayers there would object TO putting
up their part of such an eXtravagant and
uncaled for expenditure
w. II. COLE. member OF the board
OF se.ectmen states that he is IN favor
of having the Capital Of the State remain
in the city of Augusta; that he finds no
sentiment in favor OF removing it to
would object strenuously to paying adj
ditional taxes for such purpose.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06
MECHANIC FALLS.

F.. X. HOLPROOK. chairman of select
men. writes that he has signed a petition
to move the capital to Portland; that a
majority of the citizens of his town have
done tire Same and that he thinks this
fact demonstrates their willingness to as
sumo their share of any additional bur
den such act might impose.
j. f. SAUNDERS. member Of the board
of moving the capital to Portland ard
that he finds a sentiment in favor OF
such action among his townsmen. Ho
adds that he does not know whether or
nor the people would he willing to bear
their share of the additional burden of
expense which the building Of a new
State House would impose upon them.
MINOT.
w. Fl. BERRY Of w Minot writes: 81
am earnestly opposed to any change in
the State capital and will do all in my
power to hinder this Portland movement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06
AMITY.

4. ARCHIE ESTABROOK. master of
Amity Grange sends the following reply:
Yours Of the fifth at hand and in an
sWer to the questions you ask I would
say that I nor any of the voters OF my
town are in favor Of building new CAPT
tol at Portland"
Il. A. LyCETTE. secretary of Amity
Grange says that he is positively not in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06
WEBSTER.

HON. J. WESLEY MAXWELL former
State senator from Androscoggin county
writes: while am not in favor of aban-
doninS the present capital in favor of
Portland. think there is some sentiment
of this Einu here. | think the ma jority
of the people here would he in favor Of
retaining the State capital at Augusta"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06
TURNER.

C. a. FONNEY. lecturer of Turner
Grange. writes that he Is rot in favor OF
moving the capital to Portland: that h.
finds no sentiment among the people OF
his section in favor of such removal,
and does not think they would be Willing
to bear the extra burden of expense it
would impose upon them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06

We urge the members Of the Legislature study two
tables presented upon this page this morning read
again the letters which appear this and the following pages
Let each legislator read least those from his own section and
county and what the people home think Of this proposition
spend for the qualification Of Porands local pride millions
Of money which needed for other purposes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06
DYER BROOK.

Is. n. COOKsON. postmaster, writes:
The people here want the capital to re-
main right where it is. 1t would be
much cheaper for the State to build a
hotel and board all the representatives
and senators free than to change the
capital"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06

\. A. CYR writes: Il am opposed to
changing the capital to Portland and the
people here do not favor such 4 plan at
all They do not want it. They would
not be wiling to give up other public
improvements which the same money
might provide if the State has money to
spend"
L. f. FUTILE. master Of Caribou
Grange in 1896, writes: My answer is
No t. all the questions in your circular
letter. ! believe the answer expresses tho
sentiments of all the people OF this sec
ton
A. c. THOMAS, master of Caribou
Grange, writes: II know OF no one here
who Is in favor of changing the Sta.s
ca ital and DO not believe there are any
who would be willing to have it taken
further away. from this growing section
of thu State
T. c. McCUBREY, master of Green
Ridge Grange in 1906, writes: II am a
farmer and therefore am not in o posi-
ton to know the sentiment of the peo-
pie generally i'll regard to the State
House question: but as FOR myself and
as far as l have been able to learn, we
fel that such a change would be an un-
necessary expense to the State If the
matter could be left for the people Of
this section to decide, the capital would
remain right where it is"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06
CARL BOIL,

SAnI0OO.
II. l.. GRIFFIN. secretary Of Green
Ridge Grange. writes: There are 100
members in our grange and | know that
they would all oppose a movement to
change the capital from Augusta to
Portland"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06
FORT KENT.

S. r. AUDIBERT. one or the Sc
lcctmcn. writes: Il DO not favor any
movement to change the present State
Capital, and do not think there is any
sentiment here in favor of such
change"
L. +. BRADBURY writes: 1T am not
In favor Of changing the State capital
and | find no sentiment whatever hcra
that is. The people Of this section are all
against the idea of a change. The gener-
nj idea is for increased hotel accommoda-
tons at Augusta. which would do away
with the objection to the present place"
FORT FAIRFIELD.
EDGAR p. REYNOLDS writes: II do
not approve of abandoning the present
State House. nor do the tax payers of
our town so far as i can learn. Hang to
the old State House by all means"
+. =. BRANT. member of the board
of selectmen, writes that he is opposed
to moving the capital to Portland and
that he finds no sentiment favorable to
such action in his town. He thinks tho
people there would not care to contribute
to such project.
AUSTIN NJ. FOSS. a colleague on the
board, expresses the same views.
FRENcHViLLE.
II. w. LEVESQUE. chairman OF ths
board Of selectmen of Frenchville In ad-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06
FORT FAIRFIELD.

II. w. LEVESQUE. chairman OF ths
board Of selectmen of Frenchville In i'd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06
WHAT THE PEOPLE OF MAINE SAY ON CAPITAL REMOVAL
The Letters Received in the Journals Symposium

FROM From From
Utner Masters Other From
Town or Grange All
OIHcer5 oranges Officers Others
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06

Iowns Towns Total From
In Heard Letters Against For select
County From Received Removal Removal men
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26
- Berger.

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pebi climber uno bait unter ben 8ir.
bern rsihe grnte. Seit meinem
tebten Berihte tnmen 4 weitere 5n'
miIien in tiPie Grluer burh ben lob
ibrer 9ieblinee, u..6 ihuer limb bic
Seraen Der 10 herb pom Shidiol
betr0fensn Gttern.
am II. Suli bOlte Der COB ieiu
sueites Opier biuneu IA 1nseu aus
Der Samilie gomnrb @reber nuf
Sosemeger'a Suiel, n6miit GOretta
Bertha, i'm Altsr bon II ROulteu.
9os Rinotein puroe ourh Reu.
Hrinimoeler aut Dem antbOlh1eu
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Shnitter ZOO cas- DEM Der &heltule
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BON Serser unO eriUr lid ons II.
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tbottiden 6rieobOie intt.
aud I'M 9eIm Der Gbetsute DITTO
BeintonO belt Der 1ob am Disuitap
&iusua uno ,br nnbssu 6 mOnate at
ties s6bn elm Soiepb uuros Der 6 .
aelihoar einDerleibt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26
Mutton,

lutcBedtnetsr Wiro duf ieiner YARN 4
Wieileu iiiooIr BON SptSS on Der Stohu niL
Rodo, am
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iobnI'dle Gi9epbum an ben Diettbicteabe ben
~Oertuuisn.
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teme nit s Sertel Die uuoere trGdRo !.
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benesse, 2 ,anoete SsSen, 2 ~ganopiliios. .
aornpIluae. Sultipaior q pIeroel 2 ,S9rm
paaen UNI onoers Sarmgerdtbe Iorpie etipaa
aUr peu uuo Safer.
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Bear; iir Sumrsn iiber So pirb elm Ssrri
oit oon 12 Yipuaien bewiu,st aeoeu yioic
nit Siterbeit, ooer 8 proieIu alb iiir Saib.
Wm Sanber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26

p 81 nj. gaut edfOttah uOn
st. Souls 1T bier 81 Seiut.
Die @sbduhhttiten ouf Gu.
euft srudeubrOeter's 9anO Uuroeu
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Der Glammsu uriuhe oes Guiteh'
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Beriiheruua.
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Hicaic aeben.
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eine Roitnblieferuuus &oste gu etub
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des uus eine eruBe btlie unb 1e.
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Serr uno 5ruu 5reO Suellel
poS OweusulQe tameu am AtOntue
bier bard,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26
Real Estate Transfers.

Chas. Ameling to Chas Kautz 6
acres in 2I-45-6. $500
Robert Birkel to William Steel
50 a in 6 45-5 .S75
Joseph Eugelbrecht to hermann
d Winter 40 q in 32--43-4. 5000
Frank Fisher to John Angel lot
7 and s block 5 Owensville $3.50
John aelmendack to Fritz Never
so a in 7o-45--44-5... =. $500
H D Hengsteuberg to w F
Kneehaus small part 28--42-5
$500
Vim. Jaenecke ct al to Chris
tine Haerer Lot s east and str.
Hermann .SI6so
Caroline Lockhart to L c Rob
inson 4 lots in Owensville 4. .$I225
Geo B Murrv to VIM Dosrmanu
3 lots in Owensville $2Sc
w Souders to Vim + Knee.
haus part " u Of S w u 28-47
.S24oo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26
auittun.

Ger llnlt-8eitnsse wtrb ouI ieiuep ;saum
uohe bet Grate am
8ienitop, ben 6ten Nuauit 1907
8osmitnss nm 9 nbr anIonaeub TcioeuSes
p%suiSbnIit,e Gtssntbum an ben Msiitbieten,
oen oertiuFeu;
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l tdOnsS gn9gp. / S~rnSmdher, / Seu,
redsen, Yll9ei Gg9en unb uiele ouoeFe
JSurmWosen; ebeniaiIs SauSaepothe ,pie /
Aroter @loSidront / grober 6ieiosrichrout
2 e'edhelen, l observation-disclosures \ an
oeIe SessnitSnoe 5u sabltsid) un aGs An
benennen. y
Seoinsun9en. 9Iue Gammsn bon ST.
ODER wepiser, poor; fir eummsM iiber As
ipiro elm Sreoit BON II 1loaaien bepiqiot
Besen Vote nit o%nertamnter 9tberbeii.
Mm. Dostmonn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26
EAEcUrRIx's NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that Letters
FeSlamentary upon the estate Of
WILLIAM WelDEMANN,
deceased nave been granted to the under.
signed, by the Probate Court of Gasconade
County Missouri, bearing date the ION
day Of May. 1907.
All persons having CLAIMS against said {,
tate are required to. exhibit them 10 me f0s
allowance within one year from date OF saad
letters or they may be precluded from any
uenenl Q, such estate; and IL such claims b
not exhibited within two years from thu
date OF the publication of this nosDce, they
will be forever barred.
Mary Weidemnn,
Ftecutrix.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters Tesla.
mentary upon the Estate OF
CHRISTIAN KRATTLY.
ueeease9, nave been granted to the under
sisnee, oy the Probate Court OF GaScon.
ace County, Missouri, bearing date the
18th day OF June, 1907.
Al persons having claims against said
Estate are required to exhibit them "a rs
Tor allowance within one year from Inc
date Of said Letters, or they NAV be pre.
sluced from any benefit Of such Estate, and
u such claims be not exhibited within two
years from the date Of the publication y
'FlS notice, they will be forever barred.
SYLVESTER KRArTLY
mo FRITZ 0ELscHlAGER.
Executors,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26
wasnnne taY 5aeer.

ySir bic unteI5sidneten MAIDEN biermit
hetonnt bah mir oos .lesen ouF u~nieren
Gioentbum %einerIei oh eineeIenat ODER nidt.
aui oa0 ftreneIte perbieten. Seoodl Stebt as
einem iroeu Der unterSeid,aeien irei elnem
SrcuEoe oa SaSen 5u erIauben, bios muk
id' Der betreHenbe Saser CUR %g0arnune Die,
(, en- lhllen be erlanbte SrenSe nidlt su tbers
"a relien' % tetne acknowledgement ehtse.
gen sencmmen meroeu, uno er (oer SGorr,
nit Der pollen etrenss oeS 6siebeS Uertolst
piro.
Gusen aubn, George Rueler, 9. 6briTti,
an SouTeIS, @m. Surtbart, Sris Aurds
curpt Dtathleis @nns, GarI BoumItarf.
0srmonn 9~ranbeRbMrs. SEQ. bud, Tid,dr6
pacid,et Sonrao 9Hwara, Gbas. ;Soes,
assuit Srids, Nm. Sride, or, I'm. pun.
osrif, SncOb e6nesoer, Dm. YDiIb, 81
3~tmmermonu, yitc DnFner, gI5. DuIner.
Dm SperrY, Nobt, 8trte.s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26
MiFionsfsa,

l1uiere 60. Ct. SOhonnes @emeiu.
be Az StOIpe WirO, 10 @utt miu am
GOuuel Ttua ben %. Gaeua ibr
RiFtunsfeh ieteru auO Iooet VIE Elm
bon nab uuO fern, Ourou tbeil su
nebmen, Ger gOrfanb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26
gu Yertoufen.
,per wia Gin Hind aSsYtirem

Siir einen seiunben 3 @onaie alien Sun.
oen. uno itr Gin 3ipei Modben oliec 9iab.
dlen peroen FfIeseeltpcn eeiuht welG,e qe.
ionneu Iino emes ODER briDe kiuoer 3u
oorpfrcn Tie yititier iino out ousiebenSe
neutid,e Wido6e meIdle ben Rinoern tein
0ciw bteten tonnen.
Yiau peuoe iih an
MrS. GborIotte Sreuuo.
Ga glar'ou Ctr.
81. 2ouiS, no.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26

Danfiaeume. AnI6biid hes 9ooco
uulereS seI'ebten Satten uno Beers Score.
8lett iPred)en mir innieen Dant ans oet
SrennSen uno yiadbom iht e~rioiGene 6ilf,
leiitlng uno icnii9e Nuimertiamseiteu ollc,
fir bic Slumen uirp, Die trdueruee Satin.
Bittlue Is nj MA 9losi,
neblt ainoer,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26
9u p%erIauien.

Sin SromeS auS nit 4 4immel uebIt o.l.
TEN Seller. RebenSebdubsR nnb 3iIterne, 10,
pIe audi 9runRen. Oos 6runeItid be,
itcbi u 4 Gotten, meI6e gum 9heil mil
Weinreben unb n~eridieDensn 9orien non
Sbtbdumcr bepIIonst In6.
Na6anirosen bel,
Sront aebfamem G1
SuIp ~ Sermonu, qRo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26
Alufkuntrrriht /

Srinclihcr tlrterrtdt In piano, OraeI.
uuc Snitrumerto!muiit, Brass unb @Ia.
ricuetts) uiro icrSiam unb 9epiHenboft nab
lausiibrissr eridhruus erteit BON
9enrp Mau sbano,
SuII2 an
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26

@ascoua6e. 5rau Dan
Sodiif uuO RinOer BON Gbamois be.
gle t t uou ibrer goufine Srl. Reper
bon Ghicuso finO bier su Seiu&.
Der Sunee Gnrt 8aibet mel.
der frdnf uub auf Der SeFeruus
mar, bat eineu Rddfuu srlitteu unO
If Uieoer idlimm irnnt.
- 5ruu Suiun 6arbig 1T pieber
nod st. aOuis sereift nndoem fe
bier ldusere Belt Seiu9e uemadt.
RariOu Rusb uuO elnrenre
stInner hubeu cine 6ertenreiie nat
st Souls nueetreten
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26

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aabte bon SWisa mareu lesten Gum
itua In DER Rdhburihnit pou Soc
Serbian am 9reider; Soc @mO in
Ger 1tpeuo Don Beler Suffer u.
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