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New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
MILK SPREADS DISEASE
Il Carrier of Infection-Pastemisa-
ton the Only Practicable Remedy.

Washington. March 4.-Surgeon General Walter
Nyrnan Of the Public Health Service to-day SUBJ
mitted TO the Secretary Of the Treasury Report
on MIX I'm Its Relation Public Health" The
report is the result of investigation ordered by
President Roosevelt and conducted by fedora!
perts under the direction OF Professor NJ ]. Rose
nau. of the hygienc laboratory Ii fills hun
dred and fifty pages and is one of the most thor
ough studies the milk problem yet produced
in his Introduction to the twenty-five treatises of
the experts, DIR. Wyman says that 1t has been the
object of the work to include all available data
showing the influence Of milk q carrier of in
fection and the measures necessary in consequence
DR. Wyman declares that the ideal milk drawn
from q COW with healthy udder and preserved
from contamination is the milk of commerce
and he cites the fact that samples Of market milk
New York showed $4,000 bacteria to the cubic
centimetre. London 81 $500 and Washington 221Si
Coo and ne calls attention to the evidence presented in
the report which is given proof that five hundred
epidemics of typhoid fever scarlet fever and dtph
liberia caused by infected milk.
The surgeon general writes:
important disease of from the standpoint OF
public health is tuberculosis. and that 1t Is me
from either tuberculosis tested cattle or be
subjected 10 pasteurization
The important subject of pasteurization has been
carefully studied by DR.. Rosenau. who points our
recommends so degrees Centigrade for twenty
teurizing milk. this degree OF heat IS sufGien. i
to destroy the pathogenic micro-oTSanisms without
While pasteurizato is not the ideal 20 De
sought practically il is forced upon us by present
conditions. II prevents much sickness and saves
many Iives-facts which justify its use under
proper conditions. -.
II is recommended that in large communities az
least. pasteurization SHOULD be under the direct
supervision of the health authorities,
References viii be observed to the achievements
o Nathan Straus in promoting the use OF clean
pasteurized milk for infants and the estaDlfS 1Tne
OF infants milk depots. both in the United States
and abroad. and it is proper here to give recoSni-
ton TO his ptilanthropic and successful EFFORTS
The report contains an array of evidence of the
responsibility infected milk for epdemics OF ty-
phoid fever. scarlet fever and diphtherta. John w
Trask passed assistant surgeon general has tabu-
lated the data of epidernics that definitely
traced the milk supplies, including 3I4 typhold
epidemics, l25 scarlet fever. 81 diphtheria and I
OF pseudo-diphtheria epidemic sore throat Dr.
Trask gives figures show the amazing rapidity
with which typhoid and diphtheria germs increase
in milk. Seventy-eight typhoid germs in CUBIC
centimetre of milk increased in seven days to 4o-
oIe no0: in the same time thirty-nne diphtheria
( germs increased to 100000.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
RISING IN CAMERooNS FEARED,
Herr Dernburg Tells of Conditions In Rubber
Producing Regions.

Rarltn. March 4-Herr Dernburg. the Colonial
Secretary replied al the session OF the Appro-
nr;ations Committee of the Reichstag to-day |"
torc-,e of had treatment Of natives in the rubber
,roducine districts of CamerOons. He said that
tba demand for rubber had advanced prices and
that consequently there had been great eHoii'
n de,eIop the rich regions in Cameroons. Inc
,,otivae had been drawn from agricultural pur-
cutie n hunt for rubber. Rubber forests were
befnp DESTROYED without planting new trees IN
MANY districts the government hao stopped '"e
traffic altogether and further regulations We're
tir,o, made 10 protect the villagers along the
.ra,,ar routes from violence. especially requlsi-
,ior of food and destruction of huts
Herr Dernburg added that the economic lea'-
,,ra ~ the situation the worst "hen the
,tre, s,,nrlas were exhausted the natives must
o.,,r,, Ia agriculture He said that native in
,,-raction was possible in the future and that
the government must take measures 70 pro'eC'
.ba blscks He denied that the slave trade
,sted onenIv in this region. although IN remote
aietric+s such conditions might exist
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
LEOPOLDS CONCESSIONS.
Control Of Congo administration
and Budget Relinquished.

Brussels. March 4.-The sweeping conces-
sions made by King Leopold in the new treaty
which provides for the annexation of the Congo
independent State to Belgium are attributed to
his dread of British intervention backed by the
United States The King, it is reported, would
rather run the risk OF facing international
accounting of his stewardship than the former
contingency.
An official forecast of the new treaty indicates
that King Leopold not only surrenders the
Grown domain in the Congo, the revenues from
which he has enjoyed personally. but also yields
control of both the administration and the
budget of the Congo to the Belgian parliament
The Cape Ferrat properties, in the South OF
France which the King also throws in, were
bought out of his Congo profits.
King Leopold showed his resentment at the
attitude OF Great Britain and America at a re-
cent court ball, when he displayed excessive
coldness toward H. L. Wilson, the American
Minister and Sir Edmund Phipps, the British
diplomatic representative
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
F4TOR TORRENS SYSTEM.
4drocated Before Legislature Com
mittF6S.
rRv 7..-aph 70 ~ Tribune

.1ba7v March NO opposition vas tll4-Li7
- the adop+iou of the Torvens system OF reslS''a
+ ~ land titles at the hearing held by the senate
and Assembly judiciary couIrlittees on tne oiii
drafted as a result OF investigation INTO 'l1
subiact on the contrary numerous ar2lli
-sre advanced in favor OF the adoption OF tne > >
TEN. , r,--
The first speaker was Professor AIired r-eV7'
Of rsrooL1vn q member Of the faculty or the Ne"
vork law School and member of the Iorren9
commission He outlined the history ot tne coni-
mission 1pheId the constituJionalty OF the pro-
1oead system and declared that lis adoptloh "Oulo
sa,.a time and money and would place tne resl
r.r4,- of the state where money could be lrnT1e-
diateIy realized upon II
Legal arguments in favor Of the bliI we're ao-
,-..,cad bv Gustav W Thompson. former deputy
raoi<rer of titles of Kings County and Davlo A
C-1a--sor president of the Torrens COMMISSION
Tte benefits which were enjoyed in Massacnu-
sa1te under the system were outlined oy Kaiph
FOLKS Francis r Ward said that the OIL was
;-5oraed nv the New York real estate brokers'
W Van Thun of the Brooklyn ooard OF
t-,,L.ars said that while ne had no quarrel Win
tho title companies ne deemed them OF Httle sei-
,.f.s What We want in this state he SAID Is
= system 10 insure the stability and certainty OF
land titles Others who supported the hiii Wer7
StaDbar NJ Hove. of Staten Island, and SydneE
Y Lowell. of Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
<4LDRICH BILL TOTE.
Put of 1nother Ueek-Hopkins
Supports and Hepburn attacks 1t.
Iron. The Tribune Bureau

Washington. March 4-Senator Hopkins ad-
dressed the Senate to-day in support of the Aid
rich bill. incidentally condemned the PROPOSE
ton to guarantee all deposits in national banks
which is contained in amendment offered by
Senator Nelson and also in the Fowler bill Sena-
tor Hepburn made a long speech against the bill
He maintained that because the measure permits
banks TO retire their circulation without HTnita-
ton through the employment of the provisions OF
the Aldrich bill the United States bond secured
currency would be entirely replaced with
currency secured only by railroad bonds senators
Teller and Knox controverted this argument
Earlier in the day Senator Tllman presented a
resolution calling on the Secretary Of the Treasury
for information regarding ever lean made by New
York banks between June and December l. ]%'
with The names of the borrowers. The resolution
vas strongly contested by Senator'S Aldrlch hop
kins and Depew. the latter making orlef out
fo-eeful speech in support Of the New York banks
In the last hour the session the army pay biIl
v-sz taken up. the news OF Senator PROCTOR ;
death reached the Senate, anu while no lorna!
.-na,nce1n,n nj was made The Dody quickly ad-
journed .,.
senator Aldrich stated in the Senate to-day that
,,e roned 10 secure vote on his currency Dill oF
rax- Wednesday. He repeated that ne was mercy
,,-i-inr until Senator La Toilette, who IS Ill. Is
,,1e ro sneak on the measure before asking Tor an
agreenl.snl time TO vote
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
CONDEMNS THE ALDRICH BILL.
Prosneritv Convention Urges the Passage OF
the Fowler Measure.

--.:-,-a March 4-To-night's session Of the
.,-..-5-,- convention now in progress unueI
.io susrfcos of the Travellers and Merchants
.,c;atior was addressed by congressman
,-e,.rlee \ fowler. who spoke on the fhaHCia
situation and devoted much o. HIs - = -.
-. 81 the rending bill Of which he Is Inc
author. . a5ont
roIIoving his address. resolutions we're aGop'.
"a declaring the recent currency panic l" nav
,,a,, wholly due our bond secured cuf'
-" - no collation. whatever to the trade
&C ,f tie United States. and thit
-, - ,,,ld he no further patchwork III 'he
- of financial currency legislation nor COW
I'll noIitical expediency.' The resolutions u"7
o,,aItaedIv condemned the Aldrich oilI an" ~ 81
80 t-,,,,asiata passage Of the Fowler olIl.
ne 1,ions called upon all merchants as
- boards Of trade and commercial or
'.+e-l. throughout the United States 10
,-I for the passage Of the last name" Diii "''D
,f,.t tba Aidrich measure.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
NEW ASSEMBLY BILLS.

Albany. March Senator Agnew introduced
bill to-day providing for the establishment OF
four state zorkhouses for the Imprisonment and
s,Iprort Of persons convicted of crime This bill
also requires the State Commission of Prisons 10
inquire into the structural and sanitary condition
Of the penitentiareS at Albany GAINESVILLE. ROCh-
ester and Buffalo 10 the advisability Of
uufring one or more of them for warehouses.
In bill introduced by Assembl yTnan HoIbrook
of Kings. ii is proposed to establish d bureau
for the examination and licensing of motorrnen
10 be conducted in connection with the state
Labor Department The bureau Is COM
posed of d chief examiner. annual salary
OF So 00O and four assistants at s1.500 each. 10
b., appointed by the State Commissioner Of Labor
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT BILL
Meets No Especial Opposition in Senate and
Assembly Committees
& BY Telegraph TO The Tribuns-l

Albany March 4-Tacit approval or the pEo1ece
+Srsata a state department OF highways, TO con-
sis- of three members appointed by the neXI Cow
ernor and 10 take over from the otate EHsl'i7
- -,-sfo, n The construction OF highways
rdar the SO oo act vas expressed at the rear
ING to-day before the Senate and Assembly com
,ir-cae on internal affairs. The only material op
rsfrion to the tiIi which u"t only creates hisn-
way department 6ut wipes '5t ad eNlS'i'-S 4"-'i
- - - makes a new highway code. was
,,s-.c,ad AGAINST the section which abollshes tls
county maps approved by tIc last Legislature am
which binds the state TO cousrruor only such nlzn-
We a. are laid down on the maps The reason
for this vas explained by Chairman Al-ds as dds
- rho fact that already there thirty ellis oe-
g. ,bo LEGISLATURE seeking 10 amend the MAYS
which we're approved last year
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
BARGE CANAL WORK APPROVED

Albany March 4-Plans for barge canal work
involving the expenditure OF more than s. O0OD
were approved at meeting of the State Canal
Ponrd to-day. The plans embodied three
contracts as follows No. U. dredging Mah4x K
River from Rexford Flats 70 MindenvllIr at an
estimated cost Of s. ispt1J: contract NJ. 81 in
proving the canal in Orleans County at an rstl-
mated cost Of $1,000; contract No. ~. damminE
tho Oneida River at Caughdeney and constructing
lock az Bald -Finsville at estimated cost OF
slg5 OaV
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
~ FELLIEREs TO VISIT RUSSIA.

= Petersburg. March "a visit 20 Russia this
t-1'ne- hy u FaIliAres the President Of France
Is rtEa-1ed ~ diplomatic circles With practical
Nm r parr o- the Fronch Presidents long
Ep = 19r-rl t-e visits II the ulonarchs Of Sweden
aac Ao-T=r and also To Copenhagen
o|1E ~ -rr projected visit q King Gustsf to
Russo. =. Far5eres Ill not start mis- trip until
soo-t tn ~nd - July tie viii he escorted by a
se-ad-oa 70 vsrshlps. which vii 20 10 Cronstadt-
Netting Is known IN diplomatic circles here re
f-'cEE rn7 reported intention of King Peter Of
ssrT1s Il visi- Russia OF that % Emperor Mich
cas- . v.st La
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
ATTITUDE OF NEW YORK coNGREssMEN.

---,-l7-,c+o1 NaTch 4-The attitude OF ne Ne"
- 8a1aga-ior in the House on the hnanciaI
arlsrion was outlined to-day by Representative
Pennet. of that state He said:
The delegation viii. in my JudgmenL, s'sde sda a. a.
-. L' I,,,,ba, Who will insist . full discussion
IF some finarcial measure AT TINS Session On WI VIZ
IN ,r,nor+uutry for amendment. and SO lar q
- tI71re arr no votes IN the delegation TOT Ihe
aI5ricb bill as Is at present
NJ Fennet said that the delegation had had
r7eoting and his statement represented 'ile Se''H
r7ent cf them all
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
EMPEROR TO RETAIN DoUmA SYSTEM.

& Petersburg. March 4-The Emperor has reaf
trned his intention 10 persist in the constitutional
f1pe-inle-- This repl. vas made to the ultra
res-rI0narv address Of The Moscow nobility and is
regarded as serious reverse 10 the campaign for
r -estorarlsl Or autOoracy- The newspapers here
are gnsHirn in saving that the Emperor's words
esaote tly growing stability Of representative in
slt-tiols- Pau Niyoukov, leader Of the Consti-
'-''oasi Democrats. considers the answer a great
'l-'or5 ~ Premier Stolypin.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
rntceaTroN TO MEXICO OPPOSED.

:. Pa,er.hurg March 4.-The "Rossia punlshes
=. dar rote Of warning TO Russian "orAnaen
.g,;ny. enlgratng 10 MeAtco II says 'ha' "oIA
-, s,suv fcund there ana that wages are unsat-
-s-t,, and tells the ex periences of parties from
xTadivostok VI no induced BY steamship agents
>, "a to Mexico with unfortunate results,
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
MIOShIPmEN GRADUATE IN MAY7
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune

Annapolis March t-Midshi- men Of the class OF
as the graduating class. said to-day that they un-
derstood their class be graduated on May
I, This would b three weeks ahead Of the
regular time for graduation.
There have been constant rumors here lately that
the hrst class 10 be graduated ahead Of time
and Will. the authorities at the academy viii not
confirm the report It 10 believed TO be true There
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
cuasoEs AGAINST ADMIRAL OiHOFF

- Petersburg. March 4-Ah lhtefp 'iati'h " a.
- -, :, rb- pouma to-day demanding eNpla-
-. fr,n, Admiral Dikon. Minister OF Marine,
49, .harges current in navy circles that Rus
i,, naval secrets had been communicated to Nick-
-. sore 4 Maxim. the English shipbuilders. in
connection with the construction OF Inc ne" rus
i, cruiser Rurik by this firm.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
THREATS AGAINST KING RLFONSO.

Barcelona. March 4-Placards posted Throughout
ts,,rc.Ioua to-day announcing tnIt an attehi'
-, 10 made TO Kill King Alfonso on mis- visit to
VIZ . ,n March L were down and de
srroy.d by the police
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
uoNnuEAS RATIFiES PEACE lHeNif.

,r,,,oi, i,alra March 4-Tae Honduran Congress
.tead utthout changes to-day the treaty and con
',ors concluded at Washington last year by the
I,,,+ra1 American Peace Conference.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
cry HAGuE TREATIES APPROVED.
49,. rne Tribune bureau.

IFro5s The Tribune bureau
;,,o,or March 4.--The Committee on OF
,.ilre heard to-day tAe Secretary oi STATE
~ls4 ,t.5...y for Tie STATE Department on the
.,-5r,s,, Hague treaties which are 'eloie 'I''
amitree and after the hearing 'T ,aIad stx
10 e@'' ,to,,s yriicn viii be reported 10 me
of ll.s =, ,,. first executive session ufna'iy
OF Friday ..la.e IN the following.
Tho opening Of ho~tiii'e7, l'N %'a e,,,raI state
wars on '" =, Land r-arfare. the placing ot
and ind' iu'-"'n -. commandment OF urdefended
submarine ~ force. ard adsptir- the GeneNa d
towns -, :. ,--tnetplee TO maritime earf@re
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
THE m'kEE DIVORCE SUIT.

Paris March 4-Ths suit for divorce brought ~
>frs Hart Mex against her husband came U0
before the First Tribunal in this city today. The
hearing was NOT concluded
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
ARREST or HlNoUs AT VICTORIA

Victoria B. G. March Fifteen HIndus Vere
arrested Ia-t night by the provincial police They
t reeD admitted by federal Inspector but were
he'll under the provincial exclusion act
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
OPPOSE UOMEN TOTING.
House Committee U7W Report
4dTersely.
from The Tribune Bureau.

Washington. March 4.-The advocates Of woman
suffrage who have made life unpleasant for the
judiciary committees, have done SO fruItlessly
and with little chance of securing the legislation
they desire The House Committee has decided
TO report adversely the Davey resolution confer
ring on women the right to
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05

are over two hundred mtdshipnlen IN the nrs' las
On graduation many Of these VII o7
toin Admiral Evans's fleet
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05

. +,,-,r,, stories about Biz El! -.
some INN hree brcthers-Henry, Horace SA'
,@sa-,ss-,n ,9.a next sundays Irlp1ae'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-25
ueue peniiondre.

Sn benz abeetaufenen 5istaliabre
iino BON benz 8unbeS. Seniionsamt
341 .oS9 ueue 8sniionsiheine ausse.
fte0t roorben. Die itete 5unubme Der
8eniiOnsauseaben in 5olse iebr ltbe,
rale,. in leber @OngreBieniOn neu er'
ean5ter Seieiesgebune, 5eiet fib bar
in, oaB bic 8eniionsfOiteu fir bic
5lstalIahre 1901 bis, 1904 incl. iif
auf 1854, sss, 977. fur bic Sabre
1905 bis 1908 incl. nber aui s67l,.
39l, 64s iomit um SIG, SOP, 743 mebr
beiaufen ia ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-25
ar[. matbiIba gfutenhauer,

SRI. Matbilba Bfotenbauer. oun
9ittle Berger, reife eeitern mad Bi.
ion, &anias nm Oa Iansere 8eit BEL
ibreu 8%ertuaubten Der Samilie Cons
rao Sumbure gu uerueilen. Iud)
5rnu &baS. Grni melhe bier ibre
Berpanbten beiudt, tebrte esitern
nod Biion, aanias teim, una paren
bic 9amen &eiieeefdbrten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-25
l1eue Ipothefs.

perr George alinse, Elm Serntan.
uer Rino unb after erfatrener Gpo'
tbeter bat neben unierer 9ruderei
Elm ueues apOtbeier.S ei4dft einse-
ridtet unb Elm OoIitdno ses neues
Baareniaeer einaeleet. Gr rutro
uun Roreen, samftaa on, nit benz
gertauf BON
see Cream Subo
beginner. nnb ndfte@ ode menn bic
aaoentiife einaeitefft, pOlIiommen
porbereitet fein adufer aufs Belle 81
b~ebienen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-25

Gin idbaer 2~anoreeen mahte am
Dienitae bierorts oer 8irre Elm &nbe
unb Gberaa iaufsfe man ibm entae.
cen, uno iprad ben 8auid oas er
iit bod iber oas eanse Ganb erftre.
den m6se. Ia4tir6fte uerbeu jest
wObl uidt Iansc auf fih parten. LAT.
fen unb baun tOmmt bic iHbneperbft
aeit - Snoianer SPINNER.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-25

&nbreas gdetble, uun big 8erser,
par Samltae bier. @r brabte &eu.
3. 3. Guerbrafe, nebft Samille BON
@leln, gus, welhe nab st. @barles
MOLTEN UNI oa bic @ltern Der 5rau
@aerbra.e. Serr unb 5rau Baitor
@oebel, Su beiuden. Saftor Gaer'
brate bate NIT ieiuer camille feline
betaste Rutter an Big Berger be-
iuht.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-25

Die betaste 8ittme s. 6: 9Dneper
wel4e mad ct. Souls cling UNI BEL
ibrer 9Ohter 5rau Gnua Eaplur tbr
Seim auf3uidlasen. 1T nod taum
IA Gage Stabtlebeus auf bic Narm
auriideefebrt. 9aS Sduiermeer Der
Staot, bic &aumbeeneuue paren
nitt naa lbren Sinn, uno 70 tebrte
Fe wieoer in ibre liebeseworoene lie.
bensldnsliue eewobnte umeebune
5uriid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-25

@ep. g8id, BON Rorriiou, mar am
persansenen Samitas RaRaaier auf
Der 6eimreiie BON ct. Souis. OF
mar ourten IA Gage TN Suspital &c.
tueien mo- er fit reaen @~aGenReine
bate Dperiren laHen, unb Obalsit
n, d iamaa. fablts er fid bod mob.
Ter ais uiele Sabre DOrb.r. Soffent.
lid mirb bic Rur fi4 bemdbren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-25

SRI. 2aura 2aneenbUerfer pelhe
in Speet Springs, wtO., bel Ser'
panbten mebrere Bu@en gum Be-
JUDI mar, tehrte 8ienitae bierber gu.
rid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-25

Die bieFeen aaufleute nit ibren
reip. gbebdIften madbten am Sonns
tag nit benz Bpote Soeal eineu Gus
flus ben @asconabe 5lus binaut bis
5t,t Street,, unb baben.iit oa nit
5iidsane unb allerlei auraueiI anu.
Sirt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-25

Die Stabt last an Der 5 uno
RartttuBe eine rGroHins" aus &c.
ment bereeiielt, leaen. "a bier uiel
Glbrmert oarlber fdbrt, 1T man &c.
ipannt Oh Der Bes fid auf bic Duuer
miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-25

9err Gbaa. &eiffted Der bier su
Seiuh mar, 1T am Nontas mieber
nah Sappinaton, Utu., 5uradge.
febrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-25

Sn ct. petersburg, &uBIano, 1T
bic Gbulera ausaebruaen uno iOaen
oa Idredli6e 3ufdnbe berri6en.
Guf einen einsisen 5riebboie MUIR.
ben Rpntae 424 GeiHen beerbiat'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-25

SRI. Rarp Steel empfieblt iih
ben 9ermanner 9amen ais Eleioer.
maaerin unb Ndtberin. Gae 9lrbei'
ten rueroen prompt erleoiet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-25

: 8ir Uermeiien auf Die Gn5eiee
oes Serrn Sulius 8. Suienrttter pels
der Oieie 8uhe piele ih6ne @eubsi-
ten sum &auf an5eiet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-25

8m. 8unbrid bat iih BON ieinen
auf benz @iienbabneeleiie erhaltenen
8~erlebunsen ioweit erbult oaB er
uureeltern mad oauie auf feline
5arm aebratt rperben t6nrte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-25
Der gOitur beR 9euts @uunta

Der SbitOr beR 9epts County
(Io.) SOurnar 1T Der anii9t, baB
bic 9atur eineu @ann nidt oils
&auaer befimn t, Oenn in oieiem
Jaa fuuroe iie i'm AM 5intertDpf nit
einem SdUrnitein uerieben baben.-
Sieies Ierieben Der Ratur, bemertt
Der 81. Charles 9emotrat, corrisi'
rem bic raudenben Rauner ie!bfi, in'
benz uiele oerielben ibre 3ale ais
bOppelten Sbornitein perpeuben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-25

0err @uHau 8pbt un Satin, BON
stOlpe ruareu RittuOd bier. Da
tie pesen bes Resens nt4t Seim
touuten, beiudten iie bes abenos
ben Bruber Seinrid 8u9l welder
fid 10 freute. oaB er iaste: Pas
muB in'8 8oltsblatt." Sier ltebt
al
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-25

Die gbesatten Iueuit Reinbols in
Susconaoe feierten am 8. September
i'm arOBen 8ermaubten uno 8etann-
tentreiie lire iilberne SOaaeit. Dos
nSultsblutt" eratutirt benz Spbel>
paare uadtrdelih.
Silber' Bdrben!
8iele Sdbrteu
8alte frub uno ubne 8laa',
DAB in rs Sabren
9elne 2teben Did umi1aaren
Yin Dem @oloueu Suhseitstae.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-25

Die Gbeleuts Suttus Bottaft mel c
In Der ytdhe BON Rreseutt, Grisuna
gu pauie iino. ruaren Ieste uno Gu'
fanss bieier Bode bier BET Der.
man oten gu 8eiud,. 5rau 8oitait III
.,ue 9ohter bes BEL Smiss uObuen,
ben 6ris Sanber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-25

Die 8treiniaS eeblinsErauben muir.
ben oteie &oheaei&nittsn uno In bic
asIterein abeeliefert. 90 III biefes
stwa um 8 ooer IA 1ase iriber ME
iOnft. bod finb bieirlbsn reif, unb
aud ben &aub bee gbsel aussefest,
oas,um BEIRUT uno @ats su roabren,
bic 2eis wie ssiaet fraber ruis ablid
lt%nttfanb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-25

Die Sermann gsceum G%fuciatipn
bat 8ortebruneen uno Arrangements
eetrOffen laut welfem ble erite BON
elmer iid iiber ben Binter erftreden'
DEN Reibe BON g~ortraeen am ID.
Ottober itattfinben iou. 9as Tru'
gram miro CUR Belt betannt aeaeben.