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The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-18
WAR5LERS MOST PERPLExlNG
MOST FASCINATING FAMILY
TO STUDENTS.
FORTY DIFFERENT SPECIES
The Winged Creatures, and Their
Manner of Migrating-Their colors,
Habits, and Good Work.
Flight of the Hawks.
BY EDWARD 3. CLARK.
associate Member American Ornithol-
ogists' Union.)

DIT EDWAnO ., GLAhN.
associate Member American Ornithol-
ogists' Union.)
Copyright, Joseph B. Bowles.)
Late September is the warbler sea-
son. Untold thousands of the birds
forming this family hurry southwark.
Save to the keen observer their pres
ence is unsupported. They keep as a
rule rigidly to the tree tops, where
they carry on unending wal against
the myriad of insect foes of the foil
age.
The warblers are mites of creatures,
the largest of them being about the
size of the English sparrow, while the
great majority are but a trifle larger
than the kinglet, which is the smallest
bird we have, barring only the ruby
throat hummer. Search all the bird
families and you will find few mem
bers that are arrayed like unto these
industrious little laborers on mans
behalf.
There are something like 40 species
of warblers. and in their colors they
shade into one another so perplexing-
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-18
Oldest Treaty.

The oldest text Of a real treaty ex-
tant is that of the convention between
Rameses H., king of Egypt, and the
prince of Kheta, which embraces the
articles of a permanent offensive and
defensive alliance, with clauses pro-
viding for the extradition of emigrants,
de~serters, criminals and skilled work
men. This treaty was drawn up in
the fourteenth century B. G., and is
the earliest record that we have of any
International transaction.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-18
Luncheons in colors.

Luncheons in colors are very popu-
lar, and n of the prettiest Of them
is the lavender luncheon. A very
effective desert for this luncheon may
be frozen custard that has been tint
ed with unfermented grape juice. Can
died yiolets may decorate the Gus
tard, and the dish in which it 10
placed be garnished with plumbago
clusters.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-18
Bleaching Linen.
Half a pound of chlorinated lime.

Half a pound of chlorinated lime.
Half a gallon of boiling water.
Two tablespoonfuls of washing soda.
Put the lime into a basin and pour
the boiling water owe it, add the soda,
stir to break up all the Jumps, and
enable the water to extract all the
chlorine. Strain carefully to remove
all the powder. Bottle and keep ready
for use. The solution should never be
stronger than n part Of the liquor
to four parts of hot water. Bleach the
linen in this.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-18

DR.. S. w. Fletcher has been ap-
pointed director of the Virginia ex.
pertinent station. He was formerly
connected with the Cornell expert
ment station, the Washington sta.
ton, and was professor of horticll.
ture in the Michigan Agricultural Col.
lege when he was called to Virginia,
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-18
A New Cure.

A doctor whose practice lies mostly
In the country districts vas recently
called to attend a plowman's boy,
whom he found to be suffering from
%whooping cough. Among his instruc-
tons he told the mother to put some
ice in a bag and tie it around the boys
head" Next day he called again and
was met at the door by the guidwife.
who, In answer to his query, replied,
Aye. Jockie's a heap better the day,
but the mice are a. deid."-Dunde,
Weekly News.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-18
Another Misunderstanding.

A South side man went home and
told his wife that the doctors had dis
covered the craving for whisky was
caused by autointoxication. That's
right exclaimed the woman, who was
trying to induce her husband to buy q
machine. Blame 1t on the auto!"-
Chicago Daily News.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-18

The boys may not say much when
they are forced to work sixteen hours
a day without a share in the profits,
but they suddenly run off to the city.
1t shows they have been doing some
strong thin 1ing.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-18

If the calf begins securing at once
cut down the feed of milk. The pres
ence of scours is the best indication Of
Indigestion, and indigestion in the case
of the calf comes most frequently
from overlooking.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-18

Some men who boast that they go
to work before daylight sometimes
spend SO much time in the grocery
store and the old fishing hole that
they lose more shan they gain by the
early bird methods.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-18

We hardly ever get exactly the kind
of weather. but if we would sing, II
want what | want when l want it."
instead of complaining, we and those
about us would feel better.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-18

Good feeding is something more
than shovsling unhusked corr on the
ground and allowing animals to dig it
out of tie snow and mud.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-18
RIGHT Action.

Brightness expresses Of actions, what
straightness does OF lines: and there
can no more be two kinds of right ac-
ton than there can be two kinds Of
straight lines.-Herhert Spencer-
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-18

EaA kF@ Many of the e models in soft felt repeat shapes that have
EgGGsaaSN grown familiar to us in Panama and other suaws, but there are
occasional e notes too especially among the small motor hats.
Take, for example, the little soft turban of the sketch, with its bowl shaped
crown of white felt, its close rolled bnm faced with empire green, it's green
scarf and frHy green pompon. This would nt be becoming to every woman
but it is pretty, pquant and may be had in other colo schemes besides the
white inc green.
There are other little motor turbans, more exclusively dedicated to the
car One of these models is made in felt OF in suede and has a low broad
crown around which a motor veil matching the hat in color is draped, the long
ends falling loose in the back. The narrow, rolled brm is fastened up to the
crown by little straps which hold the veil in place, but which may be unfas-
tened so that the veil nay b draw down owe thu face.
Felt hats in white, mode, gray, etc, shaped like the popular Panamas and
trimmed ie. the latter with plain or fancy silk scarfs, will be worn through
the autumn, and wider brimmed. larger crowned shapes in similar soft felt,
trimmed simply in big swathing scarfs orr in a enveloping scarf with one big
bird or a couple of wings.
Another scarf trimmed felt hat has a large crown and wide brim rolling
at the edges and the scarf run through six Sits GU in the side of the crown
and is knoued at the left back.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-18

Blessings Of Cheerfuiness.
Cheerfulness opens, like spring, all
the blossoms of the inward man
Richter.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-18
To Wash Cut Glass.

It is necessary to have a soft brush
in order to keep the cracks and crew.
ices Of cut glass perfectly clean.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-18

A dairy COW shut up IN a dark
stable and fed on highly concentrated
food quickly burns out.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-18

]. Be slow about making promises;
then you won't have so. many OF them
to break.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-18

The good feeder usually has the
richest soil.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-18

the bias SO that it will fit around the
curves, or else cut out of a larger
piece of material and shaped with pre-
cision. The medallions are appliqued
before the bretelles are fastened in
position. There is no definite place
for them to go through. When oval
ornaments are selected and they are
fairly large, three will be found
enough to use on each half of a bre-
telle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
HgNaR LOVE.


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y saals fke mlad C kwess i1z.xzsoa-
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iigAt tse mag - ioxe It waks In
pathways al IS own. II ianghs az
reason sd dspela despair Il s fhe
lfsDang Hara 81 ehEaren. me pnxzle 81
philosophers the talisuan az raie-s. 81
Is the frat and lest os mnrmared
az tie cradle. cherished AZ tbe grave
Il Is TIE Essahsw SITTER tears. tie eaae
for eTery sorrow the one JOYOUS IN
pulse that rules The Whole wide world
Wade Monnffortt ~ Era Magazine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19

when q Japanese cannot mold the
shape 81 an object. when De- cannot Re.
deem It b 4 desiga. VIXEN. ID FACT. be
has no eoutrol oTer its creation At all.
but Il IS placed 30 his hands as Il IS.
finished, SAYS the author q Kaks-
Mono be vii stiil SontriYe 70 add
beauty 70 i merely By arrangement.
Il arss noticed this On beard the
steamer going out says Ar Edwards,
where the japanese boy arranged the
extra blanket on the berth IN a new de-
sign each day. He folded II into lotus
leaves and cbFysanthemumt. lnto half
opened fans end half shut buds. He
had one wonderful arrangement which.
being patriotic. vas more often repeat
ed than TIE rest The blankets q the
steamship company had al top and BOT
tom two wavy red lines on q white
ground. b. some wonderful twist Of
his fingers the boy would fold that
blanket into the rising sun. with the
four red lines coming out Of II Ike
blood red RAYS. he did Il 50 perfectly
that I recognized The Gag Of Japan the
moment ! saw itT-Youih's Compan-
iou.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
c0KKssyas' NOTICE
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
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STATE or VERMONT ln KrcAste fsauYt
DistYret ~ IS 1sa1ag4an IS. heid i1 Neatpel-
ser. in and fdg said District on ike 81 Aay &
EFtEuarg A ~ zss
n@vi1 Al Mercer Aamlnissrxtar Is tbs e.
tate ~ LsQfafhg g fNsie Eis az ber64ns
administration aeeGnnz for cxaliHs tisn ard
Allowance ard naakes application fas B
decree ~ GistrsHstf s1Q Terateel g tae
estate ~ said Hece4sed. Nhereup1u IS
h ordered - sals faurt ttat s2ia ser1ans
and saif arHil1zfis1 te refefFca - 49,
sion fhereo9 q - bsid * ne prehate Nfsoe. e
said Montpelier. "a the 2fth cas- g fepraefs
A. =. 1874. fefAeaxzs.E snlt decision tnefses Ana
IA 4 furfts.f eFsssea flzt notioe hereof - Civ
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the same three weeks saeaes<ifelf Er tae Bars
Daily Times. neNsgapei paniisHed q 10
City 81 BafFe Ga fa8s STATE. previous 70 kAaA
time arpafHted far hearing. that tteF may ap-
pear AZ said time and place and ahoN cause 4
arv thew may have nhT said account shguld
81 te aliuNsd and such decree uaQs-
~ the Caars Attest
HIRAM CARLETON. Judge.
wed FEB 5-i2-l5
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19


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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
Dissolution Of Partnership.

Having gene out - ansEasss. the partnership
effsrinr terNsea Il. 5. and t T. lAwiuz was
dissolved bv uur14t consent January Isl. tf5s.
snd 81 bilis owing ~ tas Hria aal O. Il pill ne
sesf.ed . ana win Il J. rhAlnE.
IL q TIMING
& T. TIMING.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
LOANS

81 tsaa loan v1or t1rnev 81 highly improved
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sens aud s Per Gems Tor oas e. Hxa xasrs. Ana
z.sfzss4.s al toans before insas VISA f0rnish
hzak references ana gave aeaA lor monel-
handed Address al care rsaza&
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19

The Modua Wsy

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3 81 ase aee NJ
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Who Do are bcsang yoa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19

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1ss4es GrA rtaar nsefa4 hN1seoelG SFsaS e.
Also - 1s4sSaa pE0assasSse eEt2 - leoafaas
zz1aire al 81 Summer street. 1siI
FOB sAI-E-- Isaasshas1 farnftars for ssss
e zuIre A. ~. = saHEaaf sisesL -1
waFI.F SFGAR F0K sk1E-A few Aua-
dre5 1saerds 1f cho3ee szApss sugar rzade fFc-A
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Ass ~ caliirg s. Ma q 3rtnk3u street, e q
8 Fl Perry ~ the AVERT Allis, hA1Fe. 8
Price rer Ea-Poera nAias SIX 49,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-19
OLD BOOKS WANTED /

4 fsprssan tatlpa & Tfa1eFssk z.ausef s ceus-
nAax sisuskiyn val ~ II &ssss Tor y few
ASxs prepares 81 say cSse tes Haass ~ ey-
s4T sesrx3ps8cr entere asazAsses IS araAs c.s}ss-
dress rosf csgd Is ssassks exzs SO tNiS pas
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saAasf Il Csrrespoc denoes VIA s4a he asaa-
pete ouarse ~ enc half prles Cal 81 atiliret
@Shaw card writer e C1aFea street. nAsiR,
Ne4nanz SIX
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Barre. VI si4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-28
steeHsl snn, Gese perurtbsilt

lleber General Carl Stoefiel, ben
8ertbeibieer opn &pri Slrtbur, bat
bnS &rieeseeridt in ct. Petersburg
am lebten Sreitne ben Stab eebrDfen
er muB iterben burh 8uluer unb 8lei,
fanS Der Gar nibt @naoe tualteu
[abt, mas aIlerbines allaemein an
aenpmnien iptro.
Gtoeiiel hattie NIT ieinen 8rapeu eff
Mpnate hinourb bent oft ianatiihen.
anfturm Der Supaner Stanb aebal,
ten. uno ieoer SUB 9errain, auf oem
eetdnpft tuurbe, 1T nit Blut setranft
Die eanse 8elt rihtete oamals ibre
Blife nah ber eineeicbfpiieneu sSeIte
unb s6llte benz Sertbeibi9er uno ieis
men Manuen Gcbtune uno 8euunoes
rllng bemieIben Stueliel, oem beute
ipeaen 5eisbeit ein arieasgeriht bas
eeben abiprah.
g2ph erinnert man iidb ber Belt, ba
aaiier Bilbelm benz Seloen iutpie
beTen tapferem @egner ben Orben
,&pur le nierite" nit anertennenben
@Drten iiberianOte, uno gluei, Der
@ieeer. naf Der lleber9abe in Guss
briiden bbdIter gl6tllne uon ben Ses
iiesten iprah So, man lobte Stoei.
iet iuear, haB er nm ipetteres nublp'
I Ies 8lutpersieBen gu perhiiten, ieinen
8ubm perfiirSte, unb Sort glrtbur,
beiien Sal nur cine ssrase ueHiser
@p1en, uielleid1t iueuiger Eaae mar,
ibersab, 8erielbe toeiiel itebt beuts
entebrt, als 5eisline ae6ranbnartt
ba, uno iou bieie 5ei9beit nit Dem
2ebsn biiBen.
Sa Die 8erbanoluneen gum Sbetl
nit SlusibluB Der Deffenttid)teit ppl
/ iid1 eifgen, itnb bic oer6ffehtlibter
8eusenaltsiaeen nit @oriidt aufsu'
nebmen, bod iuerben 5timmen lailt
baB StoeBel fir bic 5ebler uuO Gin,
ben 2tnberer mitbiiBt.
Die @euerdle SDef uub SteiB trur'
ben freieeipruAen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-28

@ua Snnmeter, tuar pergifter rGan'
bp" 9eianbt mDroen uuo oas 8ino
near infutse bes @enuiies Der uer9if'
teten SiiBisfeit geitorben. gIa Barn
meter erfrnntte ebenfalls, iie erbplte
iid iebuh tpieber @s rpirb nun pm
Der &uli5ei bebauptet. baB Stanhe
WDrai6 ben beiulBteu Ganbn iibers
iauo babe.
Der ieit LANCER Belt seiudbte gteaer
rSagocn Geeples, ber hen rei9eu oeut
i9en 8araes stubu SiesirieO in ct.
Soiepb, Mo., ermuroete, ibtitbe 9eis
tern uunBolisiiten ppn Tacoma, Hnib
bierber gebra9t. .Gr igeitebt elm
Serbrehen buIlitanbis elm unb bat
oarum, Dab linn geitattet tuerbeh
mjee, ii6 oes Morbes I'M eriteu @ra.
De idulbia sn befenuen, oamit er su
le6eEsldneli6er 3u9tbausitrefe, ans
ltatt sunt 9obe uerurtbeitt iuerbe.
StautsaHuaIt Setter, an luethen er
oieie 8itte riftete, miro lih inoeB
bemiiben, i'm an ben @algou 81 lies
fern. aSe pies i1luebt IN 5irtbt Dot
eiucm 2pn1uetfabreu.
S au Senrj s. @abener BON Geita.
III Der ytabe uuu Cape @trarbeau
iinrb ant UtittiuDh an Der ggaiierlcleu
InF0Ige oes BiTitS einsr iHibIeiti l3als
ie befinoIicbeu tOllpiitbiaen aaBe.
&aS Sbter lpar fir3 ppr oenl gseiI,
ria9tstaae peticlnpaidGh. Anb, a(s es
cine Ssp9e ipdter Sirldfani, bate es
Elm ipimbes Eein l)ipntag ,utgte
5rau @a6ener bic SaBt futtern, ais
oieielbe ibr auf Oen aupi iprang uno
lie tn Die 8an9e bib @be lie lirb uDu
oem ipiitben0eu 9bier beireien tonnte
uurbe iSrau &abener audi III s Oanoz
Jeleut oebiiieH. Die aabe lpur0e ba
rauf 9et6otet un0 Elm 2Itst braunte
Die g9an6e auS. 3a8 id1reiliAe
g8utbaiit bate iiA aber ic6pn au iebr
uer6reitet uno 6rau @abener, bic bis
tur5 DOR Dem GHoe bel upltm 8es
luuBitlu mar. itarb inter graBli6en
8rdmpfen uno ShnerSen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-28
11Ioro Dor eem 2lItar.

9enper, gpfu., %. 6eb. 8dbs
renb Der beuti9eu SrIbmeiie in ber
ct. @liiabetb &tr6e, fniete Der
glnarAif @uiieppp stlip opr Der &ums
munipubanf, l4einbar in ttefer glns
badt oeriunfen. GlDBli6 5iebt ber
8uride einen &euoluer, ri9tet Oens
sielbeu aeeen ben aerabe Die III. &pnt.
nuniDn ertbetlenben 8rieifer, ben
0feftor Der @sneinbe, P. aep. Seiu.
rihs, D. s. 3d., ein &rab, unb Der
@eiitlihe ltiirst nit ben Norteu:
rMein Soft, metn @ptt" in bic aniee,
um balO 0arauf ieiuen @eiit aufsuge
BEN.
Die 8n9el bate oas .oer5 bur9
bpbrt. @inen unartifulireuben 9ant
ausitoBeub, ipringt Der M6rber in
ben Sang, Ourt tnieenbe 6rapeu aui
Die Seite ltoBeno uuo ben rnuben.
ben 8euoluer iiber Ieinem 6aupte
icbmingeno, bur1 bic Sauptthiire Il, :
8reie,
@ren5enluie gtufregune benidhtia
te ii6 aaer glnneienoen, llno pieir
8rouen fielen in Obnnlaht. 8eberstt
Mdnner. barunter bee 8olisiit Daniel
Grpuiu, fptpten ben M6rOer uno CT.
iterem eelana es benielben nad per
smeiieltem Sample uni6dbli9 gu ma
fen unb Su enttpaifeu.
Der 8ube tuarOe eitieit, i'm i'm
einent 8pndaerihte Der erreaten
Men9e gu entSieben, nafl bent @e
fdnsniB sebraht uno llnter ftreneer
8emahura in elmer @tnseae eirs
aun,tiert. Gr aibt an iein Dpier ni1t
.aefount 81 baben, lluo laate baB er
iiberhnupt einen @rol aesen ate
&rieitr babe, Die idmmli9 slrbeiter.
Icirbe ieien, uHO er nur bebauere
nibt mebr oerielben uieoeritneBen gu
tonnen
Seinem 8etenntniB naf FAM Der
Rorber ppr orei Rpnateu nab slnre.
rita uno 1T ituts oaraui eia slnar6ilt
gu iein.
Batter Sep mar am Is. stueuit 5ss67
su OeiiriH bel Grfeleus iubsr Gr5.
0i0seie sOin aebOre,r5 uHO II lett 8,
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SrDonbati eb t Die itaatli6e
@araittie Der 8anfeinlaseu auf iein
Solt.;icseS %rpsrea,m seitegt, Der
Blan 1T unieres GrmeiienS ntd5t aus.
fiibrbar. Der Staat t6nnte nur oaun
fir Die 9epuiiten qarantiren, fpenn er
Die BanteeI6afte ielber leitet, uub
cas- 1T nu89eIhlpiien. DAB Oklahoma
iicb iiir elm Ipl6es SDitem entIc6ieben
bat, benefit uicbts. 8ort bat man
iiber.aupt eigentbiimlihe Sheen uum
Santtueien. SIN @runbe 9enpmnte;:
lauft oas Spitem oarauf binaus,
Dab Die 8epUiituren nit t6rem @elo
Die @arautie leiiten, tnbem aus ben
8eppiiten Elm JonOs eeic6aiieu luiro,
I'm ben 8erluit, Der ii9 aus fatltren-
ben 8anfen ergibt, su erieben. 8as
ipiirbe bebellten, OaB 8epolituren in
9uten Saufen fir bic SerluIie in
ibleht 9eleiteten 8anfen aufsutum.
men babeu. Sc lit falm benfbar,
buB ben 8epDlitDren leiber elm folder
8lan 9eialIen f6nnte.
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Gutleslthe 2obbcit

8alesbur9, SG, y. ieb.
Die 8crlpaliitnB oe5 .leO6iu9 Gols
lege" 1T nit DER llnteriudnng elmer
p6ubsprellerei" (baStng) beibditlat,
Die an gdeoertraht ino &obbeituiele
anO re oerartige StbanDttbaten tiei in
ben Sbatter lteiIt Ser 5tnornt
Charles Gobinlpu beiano iiil 4ben0s
ais elm berti9er Scbnceitarm su lpben
be3ann, auf bem Seimtpege. sn6er
ylabe Der genonnten 2lnItalt tpurbe er
bon etner 8anoe lpeeuaunter Stus
oenten anseatliien, an 9Gnben uno
5iiBen aeiehelt ano er bann all einen
BanR i'm peittiAen Campus" ieitae
bunoen. 8urt nuBte er itunoen(ang
in benz beitieen, blen0enoen oStiSs
aaro4 subrinaen. @nblirb sela.ss e8
ibm, iib BON benz 8aume los5ureiBen
9a aber leine .pdnoe nnb 5lBe aph
gefeiielt iparen, tonn.e ct ni1t geben
.lonoern M tBt ii9 mebrere StraBen.
eeuierte .peit frie1eno fprti1leppen.
Dor leiner @obunns bfieb er liegen
linb fpurbe bort aufgeflinoen un6 in's
Sans geid,afft mo- er MN ibfpertrant
oarnieberlieet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-28

9erS m BON anbertbalb
Dollar 8eisen unO 5iinfsebn.gents
8aHmipulle LIT fir piete gum Gtptrii,
den eetuDroen, ibreibt Ons gfefp gDr.
fer rSDurnal Of Commerce. Sn ben
lebten orei 8uben lit oer Greis Der
8aumtupIle um flint 9pIars ben
8aIfen 9efalIen unb Beiaen iett 9teu.
inbr um 16 Gents prp 8uibet, &m A.
Sanuat brnhte Der 8uibel 8eisen
s1,o8; iebt lit er in Chicago aui
923 Gents gefallen, Die Spetulans
ten iino ui6t erfutgreit) eemeIen,
str9entinien bat europa nit 9r5Bers
en- Ouantitdten 8eiaen ueriureen
f6nnen, als man aeeenpmmen
bate.