davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1908-12-31

Our pIsH presents the drsi CD.
portunity yet offered TO acquire m
interest. BY instailment payments, in
guaranteed hfst mortgages on New
York City improved real estate,
proved BY the last panic to be as
safe and stable ~ U. Q. Govern
ment Bonds.
Ten dollars down aad 80 rer
month for 10 months viii secure one
Of these certificates. They yield
4,kss Interest. and are redsamabis
In years. but you get this IN.
terest on al payments IL made
promptly, from tho dates upon which
they are made and you run no risk
Of losing the money yeu have paid
through failure TO keep up tho pay
ments. Your. money will be return
ed to your estate in case Of your
death.
The sun., 1908-12-31

finally subsided, however, when the
bishop led q procession through the streets
carrying In his arms an innage OF 81. Lucia.
which was supposed TO have miraculous
powers
News reaching Catanxara from the out
thirty five towns and villages have been
wiped out, with the number OF dead In
that district alone exceeding 5000. The
few survivors are mad with terror and
have fed to tho forest Glad mountain
slopes, where they are subsisting on roots
and the bark Of trees.
Il is raining hard, but In spite Of this
the entire population persists In living
In the open air. No one ventures to enter
a house.
The sun., 1908-12-31


Our new SIC = month savings
plan appealed 70 this nan as
the right way 10 START the
New Year. 81
He bic the nan on the head In this
simple, uapFetentious istter, wh,u he
said he intended to airy she new
year a. q beginner" and was NOT
looking for 10 make q whole lot out
ofa mere nothing"
.Why ID Il not the best plan for you
a. wen % for him7 ..,7 :
Asafs, anre. way TO save which every
American shoaId investigate now.
The sun., 1908-12-31
Borough OF Bronx,
"Nov. II % 1908

Borough OF BronK,
"Nov. II % 1908
Being that was looking obsr.
this mornings world fos eurrsa,
event 1 vss thinking oser item
which you have advertised ths safe
way 10 save. ss intend to Try the
new year a. : beginner so IL II will
not be to ineonviensnt for you to
let me knot - 1 am ANXIOUS to tet
q safe Investment not that an
looking for to make . whole lot out.
OF q mere nothing only Just to be
up with times" -Fst .N.-,
The sun., 1908-12-31

PMMe CuRRD IN TO IL DAYS
PAzO O1EThENT is guaranteed 10 curs anv
eAss Of ItrhinE, Rlind, Bleeding or ProtridIny
piisg - 3 - u dASs or money refunded. tts.
The sun., 1908-12-31
vVnamMAL.

and wife Mary Weodford Rsiatlyss Nil bese2s
Wh,s Ds Bernard %. . BsdtSva RaW, tsae'n'
The sun., 1908-12-31

HAIRBREADrH ESCAPES.
The refugees ar beginning to tell
tales Of iSnarvellous escapes After the
The sun., 1908-12-31
''Tsy De New Year asa
BegiNSer"- 5s

Less Month We Reeetved TAis lettss.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-18
WHERE'S WHITE LEGHoRNS.

Winners at Territorial Fair and best in the valley; eggs for matching s1.OO and S1.50 per sitting; S5.00 and S700 per hundred.
 Weber's White Leghorn Ranch, mile west of Indian School Phoenix, Ariz. R. F. D. No. ?.
 Four Incubators for sale.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-18

they are locking for and many of those if they knew of the conditions. Many California orange growers are awak- ening to the superior advantages of Arizona as an orange country and might easily be induced to sell out and come here, where better oranges can be grown earlier in the season on land that only costs One-quarter as much money A case in point is one man who recently came here after finding his California crop brought only one half as much money as the Arizona oranges sold for in direct competition. He secured options on various tracts of orange land and left for home to sell out and return. The use of his name is not permitted at this time. but the incident is true one and he is only representative of many Californ- ianS who would do the same thing if they knew the facts. Thousands who go to California are well satisfied with what they find except the prohibitive price of land that is no better than land in this valley.
 The railroads have intimated that they would favor this county by put ting on a special rate from Los An geles to Phoenix for one day each week and run a special through Pull man car on that day. This will be an encouragement to these tourists to make a trip to Phoenix anyway be- fore they invest in California, and at least look the country over. There are also winter excursions from the Sound country to Los Angeles. patron iZed by many wealthy people and some of them it is believed might De induc ed to visit Arizona.
 What is proposed is for the board of trade to secure some suitable location in Los Angeles for a small display of citrus and other fruits. ostrich feath CTS and such other novel and except ionally attractive products of this country as might be desired. An ample supply of literature would also be on hand for distribution and the man in charge would give his person.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-18
KUBflK NOW IN HE
 FLOWER OF HIS ART
Famous Bohemian violinist May be Heard in Phoenis-Now Playing in San Francisco.

Jan Kubelik. the celebrated Bo- hemian violinist, without question the most sensational virtuoso in the world today, will probably be heard in Phoe- nix within a short time. While fl is not definitely assured, the students of the Arizona School of Music and a number of other music patrons yester- day began to take an active interest Tn bringing the great artist to this city. It has been known for several days that an engagement might be made here, but the cost of the undertaking seemed to make the consummation of arrangements doubtful In order to test the matter in a financial way, a subscription list was started yesterday for those who might agree to take tic kets and will be further pursued to- day until five o'clock. when the de- cision will be wired to San Francisco. where the master musician is now playing to great audiences.
 Aside from the treat which his com ing promises, Kubelik is a news feat ure of particular interest. He is now making his third tour of the United States. He travels in his private car eAAAa i' sNNcaiA keAiA4tl bE HIS NAG, WHO was the Countess Marianne von CZaky SZell. before her marriage and member of one of the oldest Hunga- rian noble families. Kubelik's marri- age was very romantic. His wife first saw him in a concert at Vienna and a mutual attachment was formed. The famous violinist was just then be- ing brought before the attention af the world. They now have three children and their marriage is said to be very happy.
 The papers have been so full of his performances the past six years or more, that there are few who have not learned something of his fame. As Paderewski is supreme among living pianists. Kubelik is among violinists Not alone because of his infalible tech nique, but because of his interpretive powers, and in that his playing never lacks that peculiarly satisfying quali- ty which Is called 'soul.T Kubelik is one of the few boy prodigies who as he reached maturity increased in the full ness of his powers. This celebrated Bohemian violinist playing a program rich in variety and attractive in seltct- ion. is a magnet which has drawn all genuine music-lovers. The musical critics call him the reincarnation of
Arizona republican., 1908-01-18

Paginini, the genius who makes his instrument laugh, cry. sob, sing and command at will. He came to Ameri- ca seven years ago when mere boy and created a furore of interest.
 Kubelik is called the spokesman of Beethoven. Bach. Mozart, Handel. and others, that his magic violin is their voice. After the engagement in San Francisco, he will be heard in Los An geles and a few large coast cities. The violinist makes at tour usually of only the largest cities, but owing to the Tong jump he will have to make re- turning east. Phoenix is so situated that he can be booked here He has with him his own pianist, who accom- panies him in his programs and also renders several piano selections.
 Solicitors will call on the music pa irons today and a hearty response will make his coming certain. If every seat in the auditorium of the School of Mu- sic were taken it will leave little above the price which the celebrated violinist must be guaranteed. It is primarily do to Mrs. Shirley Christy that the vio- linist may be heard here It is her laudable ambition to give the public the opportunity of listening to the best talent. thereby raising the standard of musical appreciation in the city. and giving to the students the great inspi- ration and as well as valuable in- struction. which comes from listening to the most nearly perfect of world artists. The price charged will be S2.50 a ticket, which may be subscribed for by telephoning the School of Music or signing for them with the solicit Ors before five o'clock today.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-18

at attention to directing people who were interested to the special excur- sions to this valley. Manager Fleming of the Orange Growers association says he does not doubt but that the association would furnish all the Orang- es that would be needed for the dis play and it is thought appropriate headquarters can be had for a small rental, or perhaps for no rental at all. It is believed that $500 will cover the expense of this annual publicity pro ject in Los Angeles and it is annOunc- ed that Mesa City is ready to back the enterprise with a liberal subscription.
 It is proposed to hold a public meet ing early next week for the purpose of exchanging opinion. enthusing. de- termining how Iiberally Mesa City will come in. and how much money will have to be raised here additionally. to add to the available funds the board now has at its disposal without inter- fering with its other plans.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-18
PLAN TO ADVERTISE
 VALLEY ON COAST
Public Meeting Will be Called Next Week to Discuss PracticabiIity of Publicity Bureau in Los Angeles.

A movement was put on foot yester- day for the establishing of what for the want of a better name. might be called a branch of the Phoenix and Maricopa county board of trade. in Los Angeles. to be maintained for ninety days this year as an experiment and if successful or desirable. to be simil- arly conducted every winter season for three or four months.
 Space is too limited at this time to fully recite the advantages of such a project as conceived by it's promoters, but a little reference may be made to illustrate the idea. Every season there are thousands of tourists in Cal ifornia not half of whom find what
Arizona republican., 1908-01-18
RECORDERS OFFICE.

Joseph NJ. Phelps and wife to Lewis Albert Norton. deed. lot blk r.. Mesa
 Walter A. Bolton and wife to W. F. Sterlziriede. deed. lot 6. blk s Tempe
 F. NJ. Murphy and wife tO P. & F. R. R.. deed, part sec. 21-1N-5E.
 F. F. PrOwell to Mrs. NJ. Mckenzie. deed. lot 3. Blk. H University Addn-
 w W. Kunkle and wife to Frank T.. Alkire. deed, part Blk. f, Murphy addn.
 Frank T. Alkire to H. J. McClung. deed. part lot l Blk. ?. Kirklands Sub. Frank T. Alkire to City of Phoenix. deed, part lot l, Blk. Kirklands Sub, for street.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-18
TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS.

The following transcripts of the rec ords of the offices of the district clerk. the probate court and the county re- corder are furnished by the Arizona Abstract & Title company.
 The records for yesterday were:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-05
6ibe III bas SnngcnfaIicn
AT %1cluDbIcu.

GieIe &iibe bobcn sic ihIefte @e,
nobnbeit, lire &6lbcr nid,t Ialgen 81
Ioiien unb iic nit ser 9einen oom
Gutter maudmul iebr unionit ipea5li.
itoBen, Gin Ioifes Sbier mad)t Dem
StaIlperionoI oieI Mi;be ltro arbeit.
benn es miiiien INNER mebrere gerio-
men altb uno &aIb bolten. Sierbci
fommt es oft Dor, bnb oie &lb, iobalc
iie unrltbig miro, bon Dem &erionnl
geidlo9rn miro. Siergegen empfieblt
Elm 6arnter bos foIoenoe Ser.
fobren: Mon nimmt einen Strid,
ma6t an eiuem gnbe cine SdIinge
ut6 mtdeIt 6ieie Inn Sic Sdno,ise oeS
Sbieres. Damn siebt man ben Strii
an un6 6rebt iomit Sen 9opf Der alth
oltf Ole Seite, ie5od MIR 70 melt, oa5
es ibr feline S6mer5en bereitet. Oar
nuf binbet man Sen Strid am oberiter
Sfnon3enoe felt. Dos 4aIb pirb
nun bon elmer Settle sitm Saltgen sir.
eeIaiien, nod peId)er Ser &opf BET
Sub georebt lit, 0o6urd) miro elm.
NAL bepirft, baB sic Sub ibr aa!G
fennen lernt, 5neitens ober aud miro
fie Der unbequemen Stellung boIber
Ii6 nidt riihren. 9innen orei ooer
bier Eoqen itebt sic Cub rubiq unt
ldBt iid bas Salaen llno StoBen bee
GaIbes gut eefollen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-05
GenneinnnbieeA
Sammsltuls ais SciImittt

Inter BEN biIligen iu,o pobItbdti.
gen SaismittelH lit ser 0ammeltale
zines Ger mirriamiten, Or miro MIR
Gllberlih onQcDGltAt mo er}ptni iiGi
nli pei6e SeinpGuo geitrideh 10.
mohl heiIeno ais c~rueiteno. Sci al.
len oberildhlidjen OIrd) Grud ooei
fate <it el~tIt0Hcclcr &%Crmun0un
gen Ser Suut menhct man @ammeI'
toIg nit beiten GrioIs an. Aufge,
i~prluugeue 6Quoe rcibs man oIlobenb,
lid oanlit Gin, ia irlbit ~erfrorene @Iie.
Der iino 0urn ~fortgeiebte. aIeidm6b
ge @inrelbunlen Don Sammrlfett
griin0lih Qebeilt npr0eu. Gbenio
moblthiti0 lit ba5ieI6e fir mrnoc 5it-
be. Mun ltreid)t cs III hieicm 3med
alli Medic, refine 2ciuluon0 u1O iiber
0cft bomit Sic Iei0enNcn Gbeilc. Riht
ielten miro burh Napenoung bon
@ommcltoto Gin bGic5 6iibnerduge be
ieitigt. Mm Itreidt i'm meiicrriifen,
sid nllf 2cinuan0 leaf onS NiInitrr
auf 6a3 &iibucrauQe mo crneuert IS
am Morgcn uat0 2lberr bis oo$ 6iib,
nerail1e mad unb nuh bis oltf Ben
@run0 eripeift lit mo ob6Idttcrt.
Nitt icocr 6c;wnelto!o miro iidl as
&eiImittel crlpciier, oenm es iii nift
unlpeientIidl mobcr ser SaIg Qcnom.
men uno mic cr aelponrcu puroc @u
ten, b~ciIfrGftigcn IcIg ~liciert on3
6ctt, melbes sic 9deren umhiiILt, IN.
Dem man oasielbe Inug'om bel mr.
mGbiQcr Siee ibmrI5en IIBt. Gr IoIE
peiB, ieit unb gcruhIo5 iain. @rIbIi.
der, ron3ia riefer0er SoIq ciqnct If
nidt 5u einem 6eilmittel. Die Tctt.
iGure. mcI6c iid orrA giuilub s"
3eit unb oeS NItcrS in hcrartiQelr
Galq qebiloet bat. mirft rci'cno M
sic @unoeu mo erreat 5d1rcr7cr
Itatt tie 8u Iinoern. Ter ais Seilmit
tel pielgeriibmte SiridltnIa 1T in Scr
meiItcn T1Ilen MIR SomnreltoIa, u1>
Dos idlooet nid,ts, bena er bciibt oit
eleide @eilfraft pie %i2ifer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-05
Manhe Sanbc,

pie man Tie Ieift bel Ser Sausorbeit
befommt, itoreu iehr beim 8erarbeiter
feiner Sei6e, wie lie our .RabeImoIe.
rel" bertpenoet miro; Elm 8oiden Der
SGnbe nit S1acmebl ooer feinem
Sanb beieitiat bieieu l1ebeIitano TO-
fort. - 8ilI MAJ bnuerno oanon Be.
freit fem, mlB man t6alih, nod Dem
8aiden ser Sdnbe, che tie obgetroG.
net per6en. einiae Sropfen @pcerin
barduf perreibcn. 0ies ihiibt aud
eegen Sroit i'm 8intc;.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-05
gsriuenbnna BON sefudtem &aBm.

@enn Sou8frauen niiBten, nia
niisIid Der &abm bon gefodter MiId)
III, 10 niirben iie gepiB ipariomer bo.
nit umgeben. Iadoem man bic
Milh am Mor9qn ii einem 8un,'
louer- ODER Steiutotf eefo6t bot,
IdBt man lie iteben bis gum onoern
Worgen, nintmt Sen Robm i6on ob
uno bepabrt i'm in einem Steintopf
arf. @enn man 10 s. ia Gage fort.
fGbrt, bat man bon eincm Otter Milt
i6on elm nettes Bortionhen betIam.
men. Sebt gibt man Den &abm in
cine SdiiiieI uno idldet i'm nit Dem
Sdneebeien 5u Sdlaniabne ooer But.
ter. gllt6 anoermeitig IdBt iid Der
Habm bielfah permenoen, 3. 9. beim
Sleiid, Semitic II. I. 10. @uBeroem
fam man einen bortreffliden 9Gie be.
reiten; man gibt einen boIben Otter
@abm nit Ifeffcr un6 SaIa in Elm
Eopfhen ,bebcdt es out nit Stonicl
unb Itellt es 3 = @ofen an eineu
nnrnen Srt, Damn bat man einen gu.
ten unb billigen 6~riibitiidsfdie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-05
I'm Sqffcrion @eoicaG GoIles

in philadelphia. ga, murbe lebteils
ror elmer GIoiie Stlrbenteu Der Wteoi,
ain Die 2eife ocs ~GSarbiQen Sames y,
Barter, ocs NeQerS, Ieetrt, neld1st
reriudte, Den Yrdiibcnten @cainlep
al idiiben. ais bieier in Buffalo
fneudIcriih eridoiien miirbe. Barter
ipar fiirSlid in irriinmiacm 3iItatoe
BON Der 8oli5ei ouf Der StraBe dul'
oearifien unb Dem r8bilaoelpbin
SoipitaI" iibergeben tuoroen, Da er
hier tpeber 1reunbe nod 8ertuanote
hattie, 70 purOe feline 2ei6e benz
.State anatomieal 9oorb" uno bon
Sieiem Dem senannten College gum
Seairen iibereeben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-05
@nIafM.

Nan Ihneioe Rinbslenoen in arobe
@iiriel, ihreibe auf ] ailo Sleiif "A
ailo Sped unb "A ai!u 3niebeI flein'
miirfelia. r6ite es suianmen scIb, ge,
be bos Tleiih bo5u uno roite es dui
lebhaitem 5eier 70 Ionge, bis Der
Soft auf eineu fleincr Reit eineefoht
iit aebe Sal5, neiBen Ifeffer un6 ct.
mas Raprifn ba5u unr miide GILES
out.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-05
HmtneriIttihes
3eitaemGBeg fSeft.

9eTu6er: .@is, allies 10 feierli4,
metn gndbiees5rdulein, uno Sic iel6t
In GROCER SoiIette, lit pielleiGt beu'
te S6r @ebrtstag2" = Dame: n9ds
nidt. aber i9 feiere beute meine gnt'
lrbung."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-05
WALL,
WOOD SALOON j
,~seaeniber Der MsHbIe,
bermdnn, =: ITO.

hermdnn, =: Ato.
Dies III Der ~cle9anteite SaIoon in Ser
mann unb iinbet ma bort aud bic beIten
SetrGnte unb 9isdrren.
geIonbers quite @bisfDS. Iuetniaer
aaeni IN !6erlnann iir ben beribntten nno
edten Bourbon unb gipe BhiStp ben Scr'
mann Drilling SO. Bees oericlbe mie IN
/ er Dtitilern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-05
Shire Gednung.

a59in gum Stubenmd69en elmer
anberen SerridafD: rDie man bort.
iOIl's aber Bel Gu6 redt fnafp ause'
benz" = StubenmGbden: vNidt bab
i'd pibte ite baden ia AUDI redi
I90ne @tntonmsn! 49,. @r bat cts
tpas genIion -. Tie perbient nit
e1riftltellern 300 9rpnen mos
ndtlid. unb $500 &ronen friesen
Gle BON mir mOnatIid fir 3erbrO4e'
nes!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-05
&oSifisirt.

@riik' @ott, mein 2leber @rotn,
I;rrel 9uh in ben Sofen Der Che elm.
orlcufen2" .8itt' idon, nur ein'
oseansenlA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-05
untlar.

Serr (su einem Stubenten): r@ts
ftebt es benn nit Sbrem trunten Sn'
teI2" - STUDENT: p0pffnungslos!"-
Orr: .5ir sic pber ben arantens'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-05
Die tleine artItptrattn.

&Ietne &pmteiie gum %eritenma'
le cine srOBe SdufberOe erblidenb):
.9apa. bic S6afe baden AUDI tuobl Ss'
rabe ibren 6amiIientag9"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-05
Steb.

.gGs ih neuIia meiner G~nse6ststen
Elm Stdnb4en brddte, bate ib etnen
Iebr eiinItisen 3eitpuntt erpif9t."
rSn ibrem Sauie mar pobl fieWdi'
fsrIsitung gerabe taput3"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-05
Qo nptarnl

Nrob: limb bann MAIDEN @ie mir
bite bic redte DeItentai9e redt ttef
unb folio -- bd tommt ndmIim
mein @elb binein -"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-05
Hornen ct omen.

@utsberr (auf benz 2anbs): .Sari
i'd Sbnen aud Elm SlGs9en bon met'
mem felbitbereiteten Metb anbteten9"-
StGbter: Metb9 Metb9 Das 1T 6enn
bas fir 3eus9 81 bas aud ntdt se'
MISUNDERSTANDING" @utsberr:
rSm 9esentbeil! Wenn sic bel
bappn trinter, f0nnen sic fogdr febr
- alt babel tperben." StGbter:
.gb, bsritebe! 9ubsr Der Same Metbs
uialem!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-05
Die Jlicren wcroua oft 0ur6
ue6erar6Gtea gd6wd6t.
ltnssiuuOe Eiersn MAIDEN unrsinss Slut.

Rriiher bot man ansetouuten, SaB nur llrtus
unp 8laicHertrautun9cn bon BEN 9tiereh betuors
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-05

9eben, Sic moberne MtNens
l6ait bat leood) ergebeu,
bab fat allie arantbeiten
tbrn uyipuina bon oieisu
1uidti9itcn Srganeii bdben.
iobalb bieielben auBer
Srbnun9 iino.
Sic atitreiI iiItrireil NIB
reinigcn has Slut--odS lit
lire Strbcit.
SeSbnIb utua es Shnen
lcidt bt9reiili6 lein, baR,
iobal6 Sire 9iieren idnpa9
limb, Der danSe 8orper in
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-05
Ginberlpgit.

Ginoerlogit.
Wutter: r@ber Srib9sn, tpie fannf
Su nur 70 ldrreu. 0u ipeibt ia, beu'
ts 1T ber @roBpapa geitorbsn!" -
GriB: Run - 10 bort sr's bod ni4ti
gu ipeid.
a.: .MenI9, tpie ii,bit 9u ipieber
aus NIT bieien 8artitoppeln! CAB Dir
bod ipenisitens bic paar !Saare bon
Der l1nterIippe ipesrafiren." - g.:
g.: r9u tpeibt, i'd lam teiner .Glies
0s' sttUas su aeiSe tbun;.
Gin 3sderI9era.
.Sntel, tper 1T gum 8eiipi.l bon
a.iftiger Minbertpertbigtsit9" - after
2eder: .gea, Elm alsobolarmes Sc
trGnt."
Mus benz iuriftiI6en Gramen.
profeffpr: ,Biffen sic bsnSaupt'
arunb fir Gbel6eiOuneen9" = 4an'
O'tat: % j. easf4li'snnasu.'
alio bod.
Braut: Fiber nidt toabr, liebel
atolar, tpenn mir erit nal nerbeiraibel
finb. bann bait Su teinen Slater mebrI
(Sbn ftreidelnb): Das paBt fiG bonr
bod ni1t msbr!" - g~rGutisoln: g
Ia, Elm Rater unb Elm S1m.idet,RGs'
den pdbt sans gut suiammen.1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-05

cher auber Crorttrg limb, Der ganSe Sorper IN
@itIeiSeni5ait se;o9en pirO unO jebeS Organ
jeine 9tsniie neriagt.
Siuo Sic trant ooer fiihlen sic lnuoll,
beginne i0gleib init bcr beribmteii 9tterens9ieoiSin
~. &ilulsr'S SumpIWurSel, benn iobaIo bic
Rjsren picbCr In gciunbem l3uiian6e terieet itnb,
beIicu lie GGcn 0noercn Sr9onen nit. Gtne frobe
niro Sic hapon itber;cuget.
Sit mon trauf, maht man fetnen Srrtbitt,
nenn man crit bic 9iiertu bebaubslt, Der r,tIbe
itno nlfergep6bulihe GfItft Der Or. Nilrncr's
SumpfiuurScI .Ieoisin, bos beriibmte Nierens
6eilmiitel. pcrDirtltht iib lduea. Sic lit obenan
ipegen ben ipunberbdret 0etllngen IN ben amer;
tanHt ihpierigllen S6aeu, uub piro In alien
2~tpotbttsu tue9en ihrer Evk
GorSigli4teit in 80 Gent sFEEE.5.syEfEdfAfaFs-s
unb eticl Collar 6loi6en MsaAI 81 li,itss
ON litbiten prfisgfboten. @4gsIals isipspyb
Sic t6lInen cine lrObes o,t,r@,S-5.,, =
Hlaihe, iopts tiu 8itts suTnniiyur.t IN rSi,i,
den, SGs Sbnet ertiart,
wie man nuSiin6en tann, Oh man OIL ben stitrert
pber an Der Siaie lcioet, portofrct 5u9elattt
5etpnlneil.
@enn sic an 81. Rilmrr 81 Co., Ringbdmtpu.
Y. g., ihrCiben, e~ripibpen sic btele .Seitung.
8egeben 9ie fciuen Srrtbun,, werten Sic itb ben
8amen SumpIpur,ef, Or. Silmsr's StmpiDureIs
@teSi;in, iopie bic aSrsIe 9it9bamtpn, V. D.,
tpelae al lcber 6laibe an9ebta9t 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-05
gu tueia.
Gin 3sderiGsra.

profeifor: rDifien gie bsnSaupt'
arunb fir Gbel9etOunsen2" - Ran
S;tat: % ia - ebsf4lissunssn.'
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-08-27

DR.. Chapek willbe at DR.. De-
Vores office Thursday, Friday,
Saturday, Aug. 81, 2s and 20
lfthere is anything the matter
with your eyes see him. He
can make them good as new.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-08-27
St John

Mrs. Chinworlh is quite sick
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Rovd were
Sunday visitors at C. A Pitzers.
Miss Emma Beckley and Paul
and Ruth Mann of Hastings,
Neh. also Mrs. II. Morehouse of
the bottom were visiting at
Bruce Warehouses on Thursday
of last week.
Mrs Riley Smith and Mrs.
Hanks were callers at Mrs. Ka-
tie Hates nm Monday.
Jas. w Greene of Detroit,
Mich. and A. A. Greene and
family We're Sunday visitors at
d. w. Greenes.
Austin Mcintosh and P. Jones
w IRE hauling wood for Frank
M .lntosh the fore part of this
week.
DR.. j. Tamisiea madea pro-
fe ,sional call at Mrs. Chin
worths on Monday eve.
Mrs. Baldwin was calling On
Mrs. L. Nelson's on Tuesday.
Chas. Hawle and Arthur
Stansberry are spending this
week at f. Kirlspatricks.
Lottie Kirkland was 81 visitor
at 0. Nelson's on Sunday.
Mrs. Sylvania Brundige was
helping 70 care for her mothe,
Mrs. Chinworth. who has beer
sick this week.
Mr.. anil N,s. Y. r ',,r,,'-
Ilsugh ;,nAl Mrs ~ 5 Kelsey
were Sunday visitors at G.. A
Pitzers.
Mrs. M ,llie Kirkland and
children We're visiting at w
kelleys on Mondav.
Il. kirkland was /, ca''ci' q
G. w. l'osemans on Ia $ ~.
/ Mr.. Allison of Alah9,o as
Friday caller at c. A. P. zers
Mrs. Desse McGavren wa.
calling on Mrs. Chinworth OF
Friday of last week.
Albert Fickla sp4nt Sunday
at Ben Seibo!d's.
Jas. Smith was calling at the
home of w. D Haight on Sun
day.