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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-05-08
POLITICAL NOTES.
Remember the N. W., Press
association here in June

Governor Cummins is making
the greatest speech making cam-
paign for the U. S. Senate, ever
heard in iowa, he is making ten
speeches week.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-05-08
are willing to endorse the following.

First, That we do hereby feel and
believe that upon our motto, "Principle,
Merit and Integrity" that we can
further the advancement of our interest
by electing men to office whom we be-
lieve and feel are men of good intellect,
religious, educational, and moral char
acter; and we herewith choose for the
office of Justice of Peace, Henry Allen;
and for the office of Constable, Dan
Pope, ....
comm;t+ea. w. S. Gillette
..~ oo"''ie'ee' Dan Vandigriffe
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-05-08

Prof. Geo. Holt will be one of the
so1oists, in 8 Coleridge-Taylor's "Hia.
watha" to be given at Chicago June
18th by the Choral Study Club.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-05-08

There will be over one hundred
different candidates on the pri-
mary ticket June 2nd., to vote
for.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-05-08

Mrs. E. j. Smith, mother of Mr..
Ebert Hall, was called to St. Joseph,
NO., this week to the bed side of her
sick sister, Mrs. H. H, Hinch.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-05-08

For a burn or scald apply chamber
lain's Salve. twill allay the pain al
most instantly and quickly heal the 10.
iured parts. For saleb y all druggists.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-05-08

| . dl uuNhk Wpc SA u W"
interposed TO a portion of the ans
wer to the government in the action
commenced by Private Oscar w.
Reid, to rec sver Staa, which sum
represented his wages as a soldier
from the date of his dismissal with
out honor and the date Of the ex-
piration of his enlistment. The
suit was commenced in the federal
court in thi. district.
Rights Of President.
To the complaint filed in behalf
of Private Reid, the United States
district attorney entered a general
denial and for additional defense,
alleged the right of the president to
dismiss the soldiers of these compan-
les and also referred to the reports
of the various army inspectors
rec ,mmending such action, making
the reports portion of the record
of the case. 1t was to this portion
in the governments answer that
Chase Mellen, counsel for Private
Reid, demurred.
Counsel Mellen contended that
the enlisted men we're protected by
constitutional rights which the pres
ident had not the power to ignore,
even as comm ander-in-chief of the
army and navy, the enlistment op
Grating really from legal viewpoint
as a civil contract between the sold
ier and the government. The real
power of removal, the attorney con-
tended, was vested in congress-,
which created the army and navy,
the presid mt, as comm ,nder in
chief, Possessing in times of peace
only the application of the congress-
ional act.
Legal Question.
United States Attorney Stimson
in reply characterized the legal pro
portions of Lawyer Mellen as most
startling and insisted the power had
been vested in the nations chief ex-
ecutive to dismiss missioned
officers of the army and navy since
the government began, and he
could not see how the enlisted men
should therefore be surrounded BY
such constitutional Safeguards that
even the commander-in chief could
not get by them if he deemed 1t
proper f'r the betterm mt and NOR
ais of the service.
Judge Hough reserved decision,
but told Lawyer Mellsn plainly from
the bench that it would require con-
siderable leg proof to convince
him that the relations Of the enlisted
soldier and the government amount
ed simply to a cival contract. Briefs
are to be submitted by the attorneys
in the case by Wednesday, and
Judge Hough said he would take the
matter UP at the end Of the week.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-05-08

Mr.. Fred Miller of Newton, was IN
our city Tuesday evening to attend the
grand May Festival given by the Ma
sonic lodge.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-05-08

To WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN:-l have
given to my son Guy Foy his time and
will not be liable after this date for
any debts he may contract. F. FoY.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-05-08

4 Mrs. E. B. Elliston sung a solo at St..
Jones A. M. E. church in St. Paul,
Mimi, last Sunday and was received
with hearty applause.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-05-08

Read the history of those who
announce their candidacy in our
paper, then you will know who
to vote for.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-05-08

Regular services at Union Congrega-
tional church Sunday May 10. Sunday
School at 12 m; Mems League $3.50. All
are invited.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-05-08

Judge Prouty is making a fav-
orable campaign for Congress
against Capt. Hull.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-05-08

Lieutenant Garst is developing
every day and will surely be nom-
indted for Governor. ....-, &
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-05-08

Mr. Arthur c. Carlton an attorney of
charleston, W. Va, is in our city this
week looking up a location. We trust
ne may decide 10 stop here.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-05-08

Mr.. Baldwin of Creston, Ia., is spend
ing few d VS. in the city.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-05-08

The above cut is that of DR.. john H Williams, who is
in Waerous block Sixth Mulberry opposite
waiting He is graduate of the Meharry
Medical College of Nashville Tenn Chicago Poly
Clinic. His Office hours
sa 12m.; p. m. p; p m. p M and at night
Night calls promptly answered. ."
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-05-08

Mr.. Jesse Graves has returned to the
city after spending few day in Omaha
he reports pleasant time.
The Huttig news., 1908-12-19
No License in Dry Territory.

During the recent meeting of the State Sheriffs association at Little Rock the sheriffs unlimbered and passed a number of resolu- tions, the chief of which was res olution offered by c. C. Kavanaugh. retiring secretary of the associa- ton and former sheriff of Pulaski county, asking Arkansas Congr 3ss- men to work for a law prohibiting the issuance of government liquor license in prohibitive territory. thus to aid the State authorities in keeping down boot-legging and the blind-tigers.
 Another resolution asks the State Legislature to amend the pistol carrying laws, so the burden of proof will be upon the defendant to show that the revolver carried i of army and navy caliber. An other resolution asked the Legisla- ture to pass an act which will make it misdemeanor for a conductor of any train not to report drunken ness on his train. These resolu- tions will be presented to the Legislature by Sheriffs R. F. Mill wee of Monroe, T. M. Fletcher of Lonoke, and T. A. Norris of Sebas- tian
The Huttig news., 1908-12-19
church system in that town. An

church system in that town. An open letter was address to the citi- zens last week stating that owing to growing sentiment in favor of the new policy. the mill company had decided to turn over the church property to the two church organ nations there at present, the Bap- lists and Methodists. and would hold them responsible for the prop CT care of the property. allowing each denomination to use two Sun days in each month so long as the work is harmonious. If other de- nominations organize in the future they will make provisions fer them to use the church also.
 This church formerly was run on the union plan. There was no church organization. but the com oany employed a minister who acted as general pastor for the general congregation. This plan did not seem to bring best results. hence. the company's changed.
 It is to the credit of this great company, to say that they have done all in their power to develop the moral. intellectual and spiritual side of that beautiful little city - Fl Dorado Times.
The Huttig news., 1908-12-19
Official Presidential Vote.

According to figures compiled by the New York Times, the vote for Taft in the recent election was c. 65o, ,688 as compared with 7,625.- 486 for Roosevelt in 1904. The Democratic vote is given as G. 45O,6oo as against 5, ,oZ7,971 four years ago.
 According to these figures Taft received 56, 6,2O2 more votes than Roosevelt four years ago while Bryan received l ,3z2.zl9 votes more than Parker and 92.55Z more than he did in 1900 and 52,- 235 less than he received in his first campaign. Roosevelt's plu- rality of the popular vote four
The Huttig news., 1908-12-19
Library Board Thankful.

At a meeting of the Library Board held at the home of Mrs. c. T. Thon psn on last Monday even ing it was unanimously voted to extend the hearty thanks of the board to those ladies and gentle men who worked so hard and pre- sented the Old Maids Convention in such creditable manner for the benefit of the library and clso those who assisted in a financial way by attending the entertainment.
The Huttig news., 1908-12-19
UNION COUNTY TO HAVE FAIR.
Association is Organized and Grounds will be
 Purchased al Once

The Union County Fair Assooia tion was organized at Fl Dorado last Saturday and will incorporate at once for $25,OOO and shares will be sold at $1O each. It is the purpose of this organization to be ready by next fall for one of the biggest county fairs ever held and have big opening at that time. A committee has been appointed to purchase 80 acres of land within one mile of Fl Dorado for fair grounds and the buildings will be begun as soon as the ground is se- leoted.
 The following officers were elected for the organization: A. s. Sorrells, president, of Fl Dora do; Judge A. P MeMahon. of FL Dorado, vice first president; G. w. Dismt k $ of Junction City second vice president; M. w. Hardy of Fl Dorado, secretary; John Brown of Junction City, treasurer.
 The following were appointed to represent the different townships as members of the board ofdirectors with the addition of J. J. Hudson and L. L. DeCou. representing the Board of Trade; Robert Goodwin. Franklin township; H. w. Sorrells, Wilmington township; Fred Poole. Lapile township; s. k. Moore. liar rison township; R. c. Summers. Johnson township: H. E. Brazeal. Jackson township; John Farley. Henderson township; Capt A c. Jones, Cornie township; s. D. Moore, Tubal township; J. A. Mo- Gall, Boone township; pr. J. w. Thurman. Van Buren township; Clay Cook, Smackover township; George Griffin, Wesson township; c. P. Sewell. Garner township. A. s. Sorrells. Fl Dorado township.
The Huttig news., 1908-12-19
WILL MET IN JANUARY.
Arkansas Association for the Relief and Con-
 tr0I of Tuberculosis.

At called meeting held in Lit tie Rock last May the following resolution was unanimously adopt ed:
 Whereas, Tuberculosis is ex- ceedingly prevalent in our State to the extent of causing the death of over three thousand human beings in the past year; and
 Whereas. Scientific research has shown it to be a preyentable disease: and
 Whereas, The death rate has been greatly reduced in communi- ties where corporations of the citizens has been directed by the medical profession; therefore, be it
 Resolved, That the President of the Arkansas Medical society be instructed to appoint a committee of not less than five members whose duty it shall be to perfect the organization of the Arkansas association for the study and pre- vention of tuberculosis, to work along the general line and in CO., operation with the national asso citation for the study and preven- tion of tuberculosis, and of the several state organizations organ ized for a similar purpose.
 We further recommend that the committee so appointed shall select board of directors that shall consiet of not less than twen- ty-f1ve members, five of whom shall be the committee appointed at this time, and of the total board fifteen shall be members of the Arkansas Medical society, and ten members may be chosen from the laity. In order to expedite business, we recommend that this committee select the officers of the board for the first year. or until their sue- cessors be elected
 The provisions of this resolution have beer carried out by the cleo tion of officers and the adoption of a constitution and bylaws for the association.
 The first meeting of the assooia- ton is to be held in Little Rock on the fourth Tuesday in January.
 Tuberculosis is preventable.
 It is curable in majority of cases when properly treated early enough.
 Arkansas has a splendid climate for the curative treatment.
 We need sanitary laws and a tuberculosis sanitorium in the State to teach prevention and cure. Everybody should help to get them.
The Huttig news., 1908-12-19
Cans His Own Products.
tian

T. J. Carlton of Lapile was in Huttig Wednesday and presented this office with can of fine Fiber ta peaches and one of tomatoes put up by himself with a Raney canner which cost him 5000. and for which he is the agent. MT. Carlton has twenty-six acres in Elberta peaches which have just commenced to bear and this year ha put up l,Zoo cans of the two products.
 His example should be followed by the far ners of this section gen. erally as it means of making more money with less labor than raising cotton.
The Huttig news., 1908-12-19

Coughs that are tight, or distressing tickling coughs, get quick and certain
 help from Dr. Shoops Cough Remedy. On this account druggists everywhere are favoring Dr. Shops Cough Remedy. And it is entirely free from opium, ehlor- oform. or any other stupefyIng drug. The tender leaves of a harmless lung healing mountainous shrub give to pr. Shoop's Cough Remedy it's curative prop critics Those leaves have the power to soothe and heal the most sensitive bron- chial membrane. Mothers should, for safetys sake alone, always demand pr. Shops It can with perfect freedom be given to even the youngest bahes. Test it once yourself and seel Sold by dealers.
The Huttig news., 1908-12-19

years ago was 2,545,515 while Taft's this year was l,2O8, ,998 or 1856. 6.51z less.
 The Socialist vote was less this year than in 1904, the respective figures being 4o1,56o and 4O2,- 288. Fewer votes were cast for the Prohibition candidates, the count standing 228,o14 last fall as compared with 258, ,536 in the last presidential year.
The Huttig news., 1908-12-19
INSTITUTE NEW LODGE.
Knights of Pythias Organize With Fifteen
 Members.

Huttig Lodge, No. 164. Knights of Pythias was organized at the Masonic hall last Monday night with seven charter members and eight initiates. by B. w. Bartlett. G. K of R. & S.. of Little Rock; pr. w. A. Moore, G. V G., A. Nc Knight and c. w. Chism of Juno ton City.
 The charter members were ". H. Huber, w. A. Benson, J. H. Draper, Lee Howell, J. A. Hurst and H. w. Baskln.
 The initiates were w. s. Borum. Frank Butler, W. H. Jeffus, G. s. Farmer, H. A. Sharpe, w. P. Parks, Frank King and E. L. Marr. The officers electe and installed were:
 c. CIV. A. Benson.
 V. C.-J. A. Hurst.
 Prelate-H. w. Baskin.
 M. of F.-W. S. Borum.
 M. of E.-E. L. Marr.
 M. of W.-Lee Howell.
 I. CIV. P. Parks.
 o. G.-H. A. Sharpe.
 M. of A.-G. s. Farmer.
 K. of R. & S-V. H. Huber.
 The regular meetings of the lodge will be held on each Monday night at the Masonic hall and as there are a number of applicants a prosperous lodge is assured.
The Huttig news., 1908-12-19

Preventics, the new candy cold cure tablets, are said by drugg sts to have four special specific advantages over all other remedies for a cold. First-they contain no quinine, nothing harsh or sickening; second-they give almost in- stant relief; third pleasant to taste, like candy; fourtha large box-48 Prevent ics-25 cents. Also fine for feverish children. Sold by all dealers.
The Huttig news., 1908-12-19

To stop any pain in 20 minutes take one of pr. Shoops Pink Pain Tab let. See formula on the box. Ask your doctor or druggist about this formula. It can't be bettered. Womanly pains, head pains. any pain gets instant relief. Box of twenty Pink Pain tablets, 25e. Sold by all dealers.
The Huttig news., 1908-12-19

We like to do job printing of all kinds.
The Huttig news., 1908-12-19
Church Policy Changed.

The mill company at Huttig has recently changed the policy of the
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

9aut Beriht bes &etretdrs oe8
Snnern itanben am @nbe oes Ret.
nunefjabres 1907 s67 ,371 Yerionen
auf Der GeniiOnsliite, onuon maren
679, 9S7 8eteranen, 286 1872 Bittuen
uno HahfOmmen' @us benz Repolu
tionSfrteee erbatteu mod brei lberle.
benoe 2Ddter BON 8eteranen 8eniiou
Die lebte MISUNDERSTANDING Bttts
me leenete i'm ROuember 1906 oas
3eitithe. Die sr6Bte 3abl Der Ben,
iondre entfalt betnnntlit auf Den
Bireertrie8, Der &riea nit Spaua
len uno auf ben 8biltppiuen bat 49,,
OBJ Snualioen, HOO Bittuen, BIG
&inoer, 5000 Wiitter, 527 Bater uno
elf @eIhpifter auf biz 8enFonstife
aebraht. Die an Oiele bisber aus
aeaablten 8enlionen belaufen ii9 auf
runo 10 NiaiDnen Collars. geit
1865 baden Die Der. Staaten tiber
s5o14 MiIiUnen Dollars an 8eulious
an eesabtt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21
A. c. Begemann.

8as 8Ofamt in 5t. Souls 1T elmer
tdr5Ii4eu 8erfaeuna oes General.
SOftmeiftess Qemds ats Geutralsabt.
iteue fir DIE gertheiluna bes @ebal@
ter ben 2anbpoit6Dten bes Staates
RifiDuri beitimmt rporoen. Die bic,
berl9e @entralsnbtiteae mar oas Bolt
amt in 8auius Gitp. 8a in st. 2ouis
aber Elm Observation-Disclosures etabz
Iiert 1T unb in annius gi.p niHt, bat
mar an maBgebenoer STEELE bic Ser.
leauns Der Gentratiteqe nat ct.
Souls fur ratbIam eraftet uno cine
cine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gerfisune er.
Iaiien. Die 3abqiite Der aauobriei.
trigger i'm Staate Mifuuri e%rtoroert
cine Serausgabune BON etpa IL
Wtiai0nen Dollars pro Sabr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21
Berry NoIte seitorbeu.

Gn SOnntae, gesen Wittae, 1T
Senrih Nulte, eiu betannter uno ees
ahteter Burger oteier Staot uno oeS
@ountp's naH ~ldneerem 2eiben i'm
litter bon nabesu rs Sabren aus benz
2eben eeihieben. Sc mar In Baden
Deutidlanb am % 5ebrua: 1888 ee.
boren unb Tan, als IL idbriser.Rnabe
nit ieineu @ltern mad Imerita, oi.
redt na@lSermanu,r no bic 5amilie
ii4 enti9lus 9anbbau gu tretben unb
an ber 2ittle Berger aniiebette. pier
ruuda otr nunmebr 8erfobene beran
unb ebelihte i'm Gueuft 1859 Irl.
Wartba Sumburs ruelde ibm 8
Rinoer f1entte BON tuelden ieouh
5pei itarben uno iie ielbf AUDI i'm
Ottober 1873 bas0aiein ieenete. SIM
Gusut 1879 ebelidhte er SRI. 2Duiia
@entuer bod mar bieie @be timber
los. Der 8erfturbene biuterldst
auBsr ieiner tiefbetribten. Satin
Rinber aus eriter @be mie f0let:
Senrp Nolte GREENWOOD, Saiipn
County, Mo., gbparb Nolte, Gree
tep. &abias, 5rau Bertha Srossbei.
Der. See Summit, Wo., SacOb Nolte
Meaittrid, ebenfaus 5pei 8raber
unb cine S9mener. Der 8erfur.
bene mar Elm eiitieer, aufrihttser
redihaffener Mann unb allsemein
aeadtst. Seit Is Sabren ruobnte &c
nit ieiner Satin In Der Staot nnb
inno am 9ienftas AUDI babier Die
Beeroisung itatt BET pelher Baitur
Sueomeper bic 2eibenfeier lsitete.
Gusmartiee Berwauote auber se.
nannten &inoern naren anneienO
Serr nnb 5rau Raut Shueb uDn
@offepuiue, &anias, 5rau Jerbinanb
Srautfpein unb lire g6hter 5rau
emma Wien, Srau Rate gromeper,
Srau Manoa Bauer unb 5rau RoIa
Bromeper, alIe BON ct. Souls.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21
Dou.0nrE surl4eritnttet-

Vile 8teIenisen peI9e far's Snbr
1906 BOa Gure besublt DOer nbaear.
beitet boben, t6nnen bieielben gu.
rid erbalten beim taOtii6en Shas.
meiiter Serrn Ruebiger bel Siuter'
leaung ibrer erbaltenen luittune.
Ter aniprud muf iehob Dor benz l..
Mdrs, 1908 aemaebt uerOen.
Senrp Bod
@itp glerf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

Die beige elettriide 2idtantalt
periiebt nab uno nod ole lire 8ups
ben nit Meter, ba bel bieier Bpr-
ridbtune nur fur bic quantitat 2i1t
beSablt uiro bic in Birtliwteit ees
brauht uiro. Ytit ben bisberieen
contraitliheu llebereintOmmen bas
goniumenten eine beitimmte Summe
per Ronat beSnblen mar entfpeber
fur ben goniumenten ooer Der @eleus
ibaft elm 9ahtbeil, unb bieiem III
Steuern 1T sued Der Ginfahrans oas
Weters. Die Rietbe fur tebteren
pirb nit ben l. Rdrs nnfansenO, 25
Gents monatlid iein. unb ipdter,
uenn BITE @sihdite es redtiertieen,
sans meefauen. Die eleftrii9e 2iht
8eoienune in ben lebtenSabren lieB
ni&ts ~ piini@en ibris aud il Der
Breis bier niebrieer ruie in nnbern
lStdoten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

8ir ba5en uniere 5riibiabr. uno
Sommer Ruiter fur nah UtoB
semabte &teiber erbaften, unb le-
gen oieleGben eerne Der 8efhti9uue
DOR, einerlei Db ibr beleIt ooer nicbt.
Btr ertbeilen aud. wenn eeminicbt,
Rath. iiber Ruiter, benz 8brperbau
p%aiienoe 5aeon, Sis, I5urbe u. (. no.
&arrirt uno eeitreifte Rufter in @rau
uno Braun perben fir Jrdbiabr
MODERN ieiu.
Baiienber Sis pirb pDn uns ab,
iOlut earantirt. Breis uon s13. so
aufDarts.
Ob8ner & 9 o n.
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gt 4.

Vile Wtitelieoer Der Sermunuer @e
eenieitisen 5euer 8eriiferunas @e-
ieaihaft finb biermit benadridtiet,
bab bic Office bes S4abmeifters unb
ons Seriammluneslotal Der 9irec-
forum Der @eie0idait nad5 mein.
EN- 8obnbauie, weffidle Ste nnbe
Rartet StraBe uerteet rpOroen lit,
mo- bic 8eriiherunes @eloer BON
iest an einsusableu inb.
IbtunsSnpQ.
Senrp y o d.
Shasmeifer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

Bout bic SeDebe auf. elm 8ie.
oerberteue ,eriebt sefuhnoene &rdf.
te, matt itarfe Rerueu uHb Wus.
teln. Sic lOeroen mad benz @e.
brauH bon Solliiter8 &Odp Neoun.
tian Sbee ausiinoen, mas fur number
baren Nuben Sic ersielen uerben.
P5 Gents, 2bee ober 9~abletten.
gu baben bel 8alfer Ures.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21
Mahboriaaft 9ieblina..

Sran 6 8 CHARLES, bon Sarter,
Maine, auf electric 8itters besus.
uebmenb, iaete: r@8 III Der Nadbars
Itatt beuursuetes 9iitter bel unS.1
@s uerbient Der 2iebline 81 iein,
iiberau. SO eiebt ihpelIe QUITE bel
Dgspepia. 2%eberleioen, 0ierenleiben
llnterndbruns, Reruoiitdt, uno alee.
meme Shmdhe. Seine @inmirfnne
auf's 8lut, ats tuiriiamer Reinieer
imad,t 60 bejDnbers Rislih ais 5rhb
inbrsmebisim DieieS herpOrrasenoe
milbe GuuicMt , unter @nrantie Der
fault In GfS rn8. Gputbete. so
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

Rdhiten MOntn9 tritt bic gountn
Suurt uuo AUDI Die Brobate Court i'm
resetmdBiaen Jebruar 9ermtn in
Sieuua. Die Guuntp Court miro
uOuauf gu tbuu baben oa Die 4breh.
nuns nit 8egaufieberu ltutifinoet,
unb grnenuun8eu fir @eaauHsber
firs tommenoe Sabr aemabt uer.
Den.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

Die Belt 1T gut, man mus iis nur
ueriteben;
Sie uteten alasen iinb burfaus
niht anee5raht.
Die triibeu Gage tuerben audi per.
eeben
so fidea ruie benz Sag fOlet bic
Haht.
Sait gu oenn 8reuoeu. auf bic 9u
talnt sablen,
uno RodD W0untain Sbee uirb
8trS nidt peiter feblen.
gu baben bel Wnlter, Bros,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

&idtsr Batter unb iein Bruber
8tlIiam @alter itnb am festen Srei
tae uou auder Eesas ME
oer Seim eetOmmen. Ridtsr Batter
unb Serr aorena gieman beFsen In
Obensenanuter Sesenb srOBe adno.
ereien bic fia uOrtreifli& far aanb.
uirtbi@aft eisen, unb DO Serr Bil,
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