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Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-18

down the front steps on his way TO his
lodge meeting.
MY rivals had kidnapped the trunk from
my room and sent It 70 the home OF the
young lady IN the grocery wagon. With the
idea, Of course, OF putting me in a foolish
and measly light before her and her father,
WHATS this?' inquired the old gentle
mar as the driver OF the wagon, at my
command. dumped my little old trunk on
the lawn
Il asked the driver how he'd happened
TO fetch my trunk to that place, and ne
confirmed my suspicious By informing me
that he'd been instructed so 70 deliver II
by a number of my rival suitors. The old
gentleman cooked up his ear at this.
Ths Ola Man Was On.
It's not my fault, as you can see, sir,
I said 10 the girls dad, for l felt pretty
cheap even under the circumstances 4
hops you fully understand that l wouldn't
have q hand in anything so idiotic.'
That all right, son-perfectly all
right, observed the fine old boy, cycling
me shreWdly. and then casting his inqzir-
ing gaze over in his daughters direction.
You and Mary had anything 10 say 10 each
other YETI
A that, of course, / felt about as In
competent as a hairless Mexican dog in a
sDowstOrn. and Mary herself didn't seem
to be hankering 10 exhibit any converse
tional powers,
Because, my boy the old gentleman
went on, still eying me in a kindly sort OF
way, whenever you and Mary get ready
to say something TO each other-and ]
wouldn't be surprised but what that's the
way the wind blows. hey, young 'unsY'
winking 10 a fatherly sort OF way at me,
why. you might just as well haye your
trunk at this address-leastwise anti ]
build a house for you-as anywhere else.
Ell, son. do yOu think M and
he tapped me In q paternal way on the
lss with his cAAA. ohuckSd Mary uador the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-18
Old TRUNK He BANKED ON
Romance of Western Editor Cent@red
in Battered Box.
DOESN'T MIND THE JOSHNG
Practical Joke Which Led Him from
Editorial short Grass TO Luscious
Pastures of THAT sweet
heart Of Mine"

A party OF editors of western weekly
papers. after a little visit around New
SYork a while back, were checking their
baggage at the ferry station upon the eve
, OF their departure from that seaboard when
he ~dllapidated, ageworn appearance Of the
trunk OF one Of the editors came in for a
Slot OF guying. 1t was a small. very old
Fashioned trunk, and 1t had seen so much
service that it required four heavy trunk
straps TO hold IL together. The man 10
whom the trunk belonged, who took thu
: jOshing all in sOod part, got back at the
Z j~olliers with this;
Don't you fellows bother your heads
about that old box. It's getting pretty old
hand ~disreputable looking. IN admit, but
I'm not going TO make any attempt TO lose
sit until Il fans apart. and then I'm going 10
put It's old bones away and keep en- busted
( That old trunk won me my wife"
They demanded the details OF him Jhen,
and be supplied them.
when first took hold OF the county
! weekly Ia my town" he said. my personal
( effects didn't much more than half fill that
dinky little old trunk. But for all the sien-
derness Of my means and my wardrobe the
prettiest girl in the town. the daughter Of
\ die best off citizen OF the place, wasn't
any too EOOd for me 70 pay ny court to- !
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-18

end. and so to prevent the tail point Of ths
balloon being forced out.
Another source Of danger to the cigar,
shaped balloon is the presence OF cloudA
passing in front OF the sun. M passage
Of a cloud I'm front OF the sun viii cast a
shadow which chills the gas 10 such an
extent that the balloon will wrinkle and
descend with considerable velocity. On the
other hand, should the clouds break and
the sun shine through. the gas may expand
with sudden force sufficient TO burst ths
envelope.
II much ballast Is thrown out the balloon
is bound TO come 10 grief and a terrible
disaster happen Greatly mistaken notions
are prevalent regarding the amount of
sand which is thrown out in order to make
a balloon rise. A sackful Of ballast thrown
out at once is pretty certain to cause dis
asteT: even II q mere handful OF sand be
thrown out II is sufficient 20 make the
balloon jump to an appreciate height
Brooklyn Eagle.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-18

used to call upon her two or three evenings
q week. but l was only one OF about half
a dozen young fellows in the town who also
were calling upon her right regularly. and
all OF them were q heap better off in this
worlds goods, or at any rate In prospects,
than l was at that stage of my life.
stayed In the Game.
1t was for his reason that 1 didn't ex-
actly say how l stood with the girl. but 1
wasn't going TO permit myself TO be frozen
out by the others untl l got the direct word
from her, She was pretty cordial in her
treatment OF me and when / happened to
find other fellows calling upon her when /
visited her home she generally let it appear
through the crafty little ways that women
pick up as soon as they quit wearing their
hair in braids that she'd just as lief I'd
outstsy the other fellows as not.
II seemed 20 be making as much II not
more progress than any OF the other ~suiters,
but as / wasn't making much more thai a
bare living out Of my paper / wasn't in any
shape to propose. especially as the girls
father was extremely comfortable finan-
cialiy, and / couldn't entertain the idea Of
marrying a girl with considerable expecta-
lions until / had fixed things 30 that l had
some worth while expectations Of my own.
Well. anyhow. the frequency OF my VS.
its and the cordial welcome / always got
from the girl aroused the Jealousy of the
other suitors naturally enough. md one
evening after ia been a caller. at her
house for about a year they put up a Job
on me.
Il was seated on a lawn bench in front
Of the house with the gid-it was during
the summer-When the wagon OF the towns
leading grocer drove up In front. The
driver OF the groesry wagon hoped from
his seat, went 70 the rear OF the wagon,
loaded my trunk-that httie battered trunk
that'afforded you 20 much amusement-on
70 his shoulders and walked into the yard
with Il just as my young AGy'S dad eams
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-18
PERlLS OF AERIAL FLIGHT
Many Dangers Which Air Navigator
Find Dimcult 10 over
come.

There are certain grave dangers which
are always present in naTigable balloons.
Every time such a vessel makes an as.
cent the passengers run the risk Of the
balloon bursting owing 10 the sudden ex.
pansioE of the gas causing an exceptional
distenson of the envelope.
The ordinary old-fashioned balloon sim
ply consists of a bag OF gas, the bottom
end of which is left open; as a result
there is no fear OF the balloon bursting
When a spherical balloon reaches such a
height that the gas expands there Is not
the slightest danger OF any bursting taking
place, as the gas escapes through the open
vent. This is why the balloon Is orange
shaped when it goes up and pear-shaped
when II comes down.
In the naVigable balloon, however, II Is
not possible 10 ave an open escape for
the gas. II Is very important that the
envelope be properly d~istended. otherwise
the balloon loses its shape and begins to
sag in the middle; it Is owing 10 the danger
caused by the balloon losing its shape that
various arrangements are in use insuring
the stability in case of a loss Of gas.
The cigar-shaped balloon which has lost
a good amount Of gas usually begins "a
close up like a razor; the result is that
enormous strains are thrown on the cords
which support the car at the end OF the
balloon, ali the weight being on these cords
One by one they break, until either the car
Is hurled 10 the grOudd or the whole ap.
paratus collspses ia a shapeless mass.
Well-made n~ayigaOle balloons are always
provided with proper safety valves, which
are so arranged as 90 allow me gas 10 escapS
only when the pressure becomes too Ereai
for the safety OF the envelopsng fabnc. Il
is unfortunately the case. however. thai
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-18
chin and went his pOnderOus way chuckiing

chin and went his ponderous way ehuckiing
TO himself.
Which is all OF the story, or nearly.
Mary had promised herself to me before
the old gentleman had more than half way
reached his lodge meeting, and before the
evening was over blamed If she hadn't
looked up at me in a shy sort of way and
asked me If there weren't any socks in
that trunk OF mine that needed darning
So the joke was for sure on the chaps who
had thought 20 be funny by sending that
dinky little trunk Of mine to my sweet
hearts home, and l have reason to know
that some OF them are kicking themselves
yet."-New York Sun.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-18
Csc FancyRuchings
for 124c

4 beautiful line of 2oc and a5o
Ruohings, all new oolors and patterns.
SOC New Veilings .25c
An elegant assortment for
selection just received.
$500 French Handbags CSC
The very latest fancy hand
bag novelty, all cOlors.
35c Ribbons, yard. lOc
Another of those grand
ribbon sales that have been
of so much interest to Omaha
buyers.
Extra quality plain Taffeta
Ribbons, big line for selec-
tion, .35c values, yard, lOc
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-18

10 inch Jard4nieres. each. S0G
Clearing Sale in Dinner Sets
In order to clear our stock for
u fall line Saturday, we will
offer the most remarkable prices
that have ever been offered in
dinner sets. Wood & Son English
porcelain dinner sets, worth S14,
for this sale ......... "a. Ok
White and gold Grindley Dinner
Sets, worth $15.7b, for this sale,
at ................ S11,95
100-piece English porcelain dinner
sets, worth $1,000, for $685.
Big reductions on HaViLand and
Austrian China Dinner Sets.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-18
Hour Sales
In Domestic Room

8 to 9 A. M. - Mems and
Boys Shirts, worth to $1.00
samples and odd lots,
neat patterns, to close, 19c
o to 10 a. m-Men's balbriggan
underwear garments, worth reg
ularly to soc, choice -. 15G
10 till IL a. m.-Ladies' gowns,
drawers and corset covers, values
to $3.50, choice ........ 25c
II a. m. till ~ m.-Men's,
women's and children's Hose, I5c
values, on sale, pair .......5c
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-18
. .St f II SCI CrockeY Department Saturday

Closing out odds and ends In
vases. match safes, ash trays, salt
and peppers, creamers, olive
dishes, tea or coffee pots and
shaving mugs. while they last,
at, each 50
Odds and ends in white saucers.
each lie
Pie and breakfast plates, each &c
2 quart stone ice water pitchers.
ut lUC
Big Bargains in Jardinieres
8 and 6 inch Jardinieres ..l9G
Z inch Jardinieres each =, 35c
s inch J~ardinieres, each. ..49G
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-18

= There are cenainn mineral medicines which will remove the external symptoms of
Contagious Blood Poison, and hut the disease up in the system for awhile hat when
The Treatment is lSt OF thu disease viii surely return Then the loathsome symptoms
OF ucerate1 nouth M throat coppercooed spots falling hair sores and ulcers etc,
are usually worse because the disease has made rapid progress on the internal mem
only remedy that can be usd with perfect safety In the treatment Of Contagious Blood
Poison, and wit the assurance that a lasting cure will result This medicine made
entirely OF rodsa m HERBS OF recognized curative and tonic value snddous and destroys
the powerful yis OF the disease and by purifying the blood Of every particle OF the
poison and ennehing and strengthening the circulation removes every symptom of
the trouble s S y does not hide or over u the disease in any way bat drives II
entirely ut from the blood leaving lot the slightest trace for future outbreaks Home
all who write THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. ATLANTA GA.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-18

By using the various departments of The
Bee Want Ad page. you get best results
at small expense.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-18

COEsefS!
Hayden's First for Groceries, Butter, Cheese, Crackers.
Fresh Vegetables and Fruits

Choice Basket Fired or UneoIored
Japan Tea, at per pound. -. 26e
Try u Combination Blend for Iced
Tea, per pound. ~
Fancy Basket Fired Japan, English
breakfast, Ceylon or GIinpoWder
Iea, per pound .....Bsc
r T AND CHEESE
Sale Saturday
Choice Dairy Butter, per b......I7c
CHOICE Country Butter, per Id. 19o
Good Creamery Butter, per ID. .2Io
Fancy Creamery Butter, per Id, ,24o
Read THESE FRESH VEGEFAaLE
AND FEUrT PRICES PoR
SATURDAY
New Sweet Corn, per dog 5000. 100
s punches fresh Carrots 20
: punches Fresh Onions. 800, SO
punches fresh Radishes ....... BE
Large Head Fresh Cabbage. ...2ho
Fresh Parsley, per bunch. ...... 10
Fresh Leaf Lettuce, per head. . . 10
: Cucumbers SO
Fresh kalamazoo Celery, head, .fho
Large Cauliflower, each. 49,, DO
Fancy large sweet California
Cantaloupes each. ..,,,..,,, 90
Large Juicy Lemons, per dos. .i6o
Fresh roasted Peanuts, per quart. 30
New Apples, Q lbs. .26c
Fancy Wax and Green Peas,
per pound ..,..'.-..'t...,,,Rhc
Fresh Turpips, per pound. ..,,., ,lc
Large Basket Fancy California,
Large basket fancy Arkansas Alberta
Freestone Peaches ......,,,,17hc
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-18

The best Pure Cane Granulated Sugar
at less than Jobbers' cost.
4S-pound sack best fancy High Pa
tent Flour, per sack 1925
10 bars best brands Laundry Soap
ioI ...,'... zoe
The best Pearl Tapioca or Sage,
per pound .,........ ........6 &C
The best Domestic Macaroni,
Phe, ''....eb5c
Gallon cans Peaches, Plums, Toma-
toes, or Pumpkins, per can. ...35c
10 ID. sacks best White Cornmeal l5c
Oil or Mustard S~ardines, per can. &C
Quaker oats Company Toasted Wheat
Flakes per package ..........5c
Graham or Oatmeal Cookies, per
Fig Newton Cookies per pound. ..7lsc
DR. Prices Breakfast Food. per
paChaBe '''''''-'
Peanut Butter. per jar ..........Shc
Choic Japan Rice, per pound ....4c
Large bottles Worcester Sauce,
Catsup or Pickles, for ....,.Shc
The best Crisp Soda Crackers, per
The best Crisp Pretzels, per Ib.. sc
Fresh Herring. per car ........S Sac
Large cans Herring and Tomato
TEAS AND COFFEE
We import direct.
Fancy Golden Santos Coffee, per
Fancy Maracaibo Blend. per ID. .i7he
Fancy Porto Rico Blend. per Id. .2Oc
Fancy Ankoia Coffee, per lb......93
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-18
Straw
Hat Clearance

Interesting bargains in
Trunks, Grips or Suit Gases.
See our special sale offering
Saturday.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-02

@enu oie ueri9iebenen Rirhen.
@emeinoen ben bamit nerbunbeneu
Jraueu-8 erein niht bdtten. wirbe
es an Bielem, penn nid3t Gaem feb
len. Der 5rauen 8erein III fir bic
Rirde mas bic Sausmutter fur bic
Sbrieen 1T, iofern fe BON
rtftieem Seifie beieelt lit. Buim.
mer 60 feblt, iprinet Der 5lauen Ter'
Elm In ole Hreihe, unb mander
8farrer ueiB Elm 4ieohen bapun gu
fineen pie ratblos unb u%nuerm6eeno
er bageitaneen, mare linn ber 5rauen
8erein Der @emeinoe niht cine treue
Stiise eemeien. Der Srauen Serein
Der bieIisen Gu. st. Bauls @emeinee
1T bteruun feline Gusnabme, uno bat
beim Bau uno Der I~usfattune oea
neuen @pttesbauieS mirtlih eritau'
nen8mertbeS geleiTtet. Bdre e8 ei'
ne einsetue Beriun, mirbe iie iagen:
"Jh bate enue eetban; Elm Nnoerer
tbue ieb audi iein tbetl." Rlht 10
DER 6rouen 8eretn, Sm 8euuBtieln
Der uOrbanoenen Shuloenlait bat er
lit entihl fen TOPPER oanO CUR 3il'
eune oerielben auSu.egeu, uno oas
aroBe 8ublitum oermann in ibr 8er'
trauen gu Sieben. W e tDnnte lOls
Dies better seiheben ala bel elmer
Safe auffe? SeOermann, oh
M6unlein ODER Beibletn, trintt gem
etue Saiie 8affe, uno 10 bat nun DER
ruDr,ge Jraueu 8erein beihluHen an
jeoen eriten Sonneritng zines
jeoen Wunats i'm SroeeibtOB Der
&trhe einen 8ane su eeben gum
beiten Der Sereinstahe; uno bOft
rett uiele Boulder bemirt9eu gu
tonuen. Wis Sereutung miro 10
Gents bic Gaiie berehnet. Vile
5reunoe Der Snhe iino eebeten iib
ben Tag 81 merteu: Der RITE >pn.
nerltas zines ieoen Wonats, Rah
mittaqS um 2 ubr anfonaenb. pa
mir seitern Nahmittae ibun our
BreHe elneen, t6nnen plr u5er ben
Sertauf Der sriten 8afeitunbs erit
nanite 80he berihten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-02

Rebmen mir cine bemofratiIhe
8eituns 5ur Sanb 70 finbsn mir piel
Serebe BON nlsemeinen @ntbuFas,
mus fir Serrn Brpan. Ole repubti.
tnnii&en 8latter finb noI bes aubes
lber 9nft uno berihten BON ben Oua.
tiunen ruelhe ibm auf ieiner Rebe'
tour enteeeen aebraht tuerben. 8ir
baben bic iebt uidt nun einem Gin.
slsen Republitaner seb5rt oer iar
Brpan, Ober BON einem 9emOfraten
melher flr 9aft fiin1msn mirb, se.
bort. Sober iHwdrmt fhr ieinengan.
bibaten. unb es bteibt beiu, alten; bi
Republitaner merben Sieeer neil ie
iber ole meiiten Stimmen per fieen n.
9altet umihau In eurer unmittel.
bariaaft! ST ba tuas BON Stim.
menwehiel ~ bemer,snl Cure
Rahbaridaft 1T Elm aetreues Spie.
aelbielo pom politiihen Butts i'm
@rpBen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-02
Poh,eits elodsn.

Serr Geo. Serbian unb 5rl. Gnna
Ohsner murben am Utitttpoh 8Ur'
mIttae In Der ct. Soiepb's airhe ~
2ittle Berger bur@ &en. 2ambert
Srinfmoeuer eetraut. Die @e'
ihpiiter oes 8rautpaareS Serr @il'
liam Soroan uno SRI. Jriba Ot suer
uno Serr Souls Ohsner unb SRI,
Niartba Serbian fuueierten als 9rau'
seueen. Die oof5eitsfeier fnno i'm
9eim Der 8rauteltern Serrn uni
5rau Souls Ohsner an bee Giieu
&oao ftatt, wOielbt bas iunse @bs'
paar uon ieineu 8erwansten unb
5reunoen iuit @lldmRnihen uno
@eihenten lberbauft rpur0en. 0ai.
ielbe tuirb In st. 2outs ieinen Bohn.
urt aufidlasen wOielbit Serr Serbian
als Bauihreiuer tbdtis 1T. 8iei
@lad gum 8unoe!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-02
Go6esber,ht.

Sermanu 9einriH Weper mu,bs
m IL. September, 1925, in Ruenie.
bed. Rreis SaI., Reg, 8esirt Nin,
ben, bsboren. Gr aenOB feline sr.
siebuue in 9eutihtano unb bieute
ipdter mebrere Sabre benz 8aterlan.
be ats sem6bnliber Soloat uuo
oann ais llnteroffisier. Rad ebren.
uu0er Gntla una reifte &c nad
Gmeriia aus mo- er sd suert II ct.
2ouis. no., nieberlieB. Dalelbf
uerebeltdte er iit I'M Satire 1855
nit aatbayina 5emmer. meIde Che
NIT 8 sttuoern seieenet iuuroe C
Rdo&eu ano 8 anaben) Se4s
non oieiem ainbern einsen .bm por.
aus uuo boz Z Sabren itarb auG iei.
ne @atttn. bic ibm cine treue De.
btlftn eeweien nor. 9rei Ieiuer
Tb&ter iino auradeeblieben, BITE
ianafse Uartete ibres Waiers In fei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-02
nem Bittmerbanb.

HeW 2etttTperpan no,
@s mar I'M Sabre 1859 ats er fih
aubter BEL etlab nieberlieB unb balb
barauf uereiniete er fid nit Der
9eutihen 8iihbFiten RetbObiten
Stride unb biente oerlelben ais Der.
matter unb 2ruitee nabesu so Sabre.
Iuh am @rsiebunesn elem nat M er
Setl uno ttente ieinem Shuloifrift
an 40 Sabre oils SduIoirettor.
Or liarb nod tinserem 9eioen in.
folae oer 8aiieriuht, am 10. Sep.
TENDER, 1908, uno erreibte lomit Elm
Utter BON 80 Sabren unb 8 Snsen.
Nebit ieinen 8 96htern binterldBt er
IL Gnteliinber. mebrere Nnuermaao.
te uno uiele Sreunbe.
Seine iterblidlen lleberrefe MUIR.
ben auf benz id6u eeIeaenen 5rieobOt
gu @tlab, DO, beiaeiest.
Serr Weper mar seaftet uno ee.
liebt uon 8ieIen, friebtiebeno unb
Elm rpahrer Gbrif, unb iein GinHuB
miro nod LANCE fortteben, oenn
1Das anoenten Der @eredten bleibst
i'm Seeen."
Baitor @oes pom Berger amtirte
am Srabe; audi paren anweienb bic
Baitoren 9auio 5roeihli BON Sames.
town, RO., uno Sacobp BON Gttun,
Su2.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-02
8hhcr pereamf.

Sn S%erbinnuna nit Der Gutti0u
Der Or. GDmiuO'ihen 0aua. uuO
&hten'@sratbe, methe Worgen itatt.
inoet, Deroen uerihieoene ruerthuol,
lie briftmerte unO Bitter, mi
Mn er. @ucptlUpdoie Brit ,8ett,
ee hihte," .@artenlaube," rueber
anno u Reer," II. J. ~. b%fenttih
gum geriauie ~nusgebOten. Cine
leIte e 8eIeaenbeit pertbuoGe @erte
bllla gu eruerben.
6rL VI arie 81 baue
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6ottIieb bueruer 9tltorben

Sn Hoiebuo lit am 81. September
nat 8.mDnltetnnaem. i'd Sci.
Cen. @briitian @Oltlieb 0uerner, Elm
%befannter uno aeabteter 8draer bic.
les @ountp's au EN- 9eben aeSdie,
ben. gr :par il Bern, 5huei3 tm
November lS4S aeburen, tam in 1855
nit IeInen @ltern nah Amer,fa nv
bic 6amilie Il b in 81. Gbarles Gouu,
tp nieoerlleB UNI ipdter nad @ascun.
abe Gountp iber3uiieoeln pier ebe.
lidbte PEER 9uerner I'M Auauit 1870
SRI. 2Ouiia aOttmeper nit ue'bsr
er 10 ainber 5euete, Don rpelden
nod IL am leben itno, n6mlid:
@iuiam, Sbeobore. Samuel, Oscar
uno Rapmie Saerner. uon Roiebub;
6rau s. .. Gilbert. uuu Batbert;
frau Bm. Steffen unb Nrau @ufau
Serslep. BON &Orriion, Srau Gub.
Hseoes. Don &irtmooo; Subn s. pom
&eatnaton unb Soiepb ). puerner,
uon Sarretts, No, &c mar SO Sab.
&c lang Elm treues Slieb ber yeetbu.
bitten @emeinoe 81 Rsa Da. anb i'm
eau5eu umtrsiie eir bodseaGteter
Wann' Gr bradte iein alter auf go
Sabre nno 8 ROnaie. seiner trou.
ernoen Bittue uuo aiuo.rn uufer
her5lihhes 8etleto.
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Der iuuse 5reo piridfetb feierte
ON lssteu 5amftos abenb ieius en- 81.
@sourtstaa unb bradte tim auIas.
lid' oteies GreisniHes o,e ent.rpriie
util'tatp Sano, rueIdler sr auseb6rt,
elm stdnofen. giet iuuses golt
bate Rd eiHssfuHoeu uno 20 ruurbe
bis ipdt In ote Ratt estanst. Dem
SsburtstasttnSe uuiere graduation
uno 90 &c nun Inc Rauussatter ae.
treten, bOffen uir ba6 er elm taatiasr
Nann tuerbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-02

Die Stabuiter lniien bel 5Iuetih's
Store aeaenaber. einen eroBen 9aE.
bebitter bausn UNI In Der Sage ~
iein bel uortommsnbsn Seuersaus.
bru& In ienem Stabttbeit baNelbe
beberrihen Az ibnnen. Gte Sta
bat Biz Jet I'm pausen 7sross Gii.
ternen; bic iest In GueriH aenomme
ne Giferne unteriAeibet fiji Don ben
Gnbern oartn bas bieielbe ldnalth,
eHia, ftatt runo aebnnt Dirb. Die.
ielbe lou ~ CUB hef, 10 5uB brett
nno 30 Sub fang uub aus Gpnerete
bereefiellt merben. Der R~oheupunft
beiduft ii& auf etua 5000 uno in bic
6dlfte oieier Snme uon ben Ia Der
gdbe pOhnenben Taraern aeseifnet
ipcrben. GO N bieies cine BON ben
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Nutiun,

1lnter3eid,nete pirO unter SbatteI Nort.
gage 9erfauf, am
9 a m + a 9 b en- 81 OCTOBER 1908
i'm 6unobauien SebGnbe nabe Der @itp Saa
utSermann. ioIsenoes Gisentbum bee friiber
bier rpobnenoen Or. SuiiuS Domino 6fent.
Ii6 an oeu Weitbictenoeu p~erIteisern nam.
Iid;
l QarIor Get aus 8 etiideu, Dining, Room
Get 3ifue unb Siible ieoer art, oerIgie.
bene Roders nno S6rdnfe, e~dreibtid1e.
balb Dusenb Sei36Ien, 1 Ranse, mebrere
eiierre Bettiielen. l NdbmaI6ine. Eeppide,
2enoliums. Senfer'9 orbGuse, Siatuen,
Glettriide Xeudoier, unb pieIe anbere Saus.
halts.artifeI au aabIrsi@ u,n te ale anau.
Iihren.
Bebtnsuusen: Bar bis 3u IS; oariiber,
9 Wlonate arebit sesen sloie nit suier
Sid,erbet.
SRI. Raria SrOdtau{eu.
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SIN lestu6bentlihem 8latte faeten
mir baB George IBID pom Suspital
in ct. 4ouis nad Rorriion surhdae'
tehrt iei. bod bate es Tris 8id
beiBen iolen oa George IBID idun
lansit pun bu uesaesosen 1T.
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Nuttiou.
nteraeidbuete pirb an,

NFWNK0VENINNFV WTFU WN
Q a m i az, ben 3ten Sftober, 1908
bel aan8enber9'S Store Ban, ylo,, al bon
benz pert. gm &. Ganaenber9 nod Dor
baubeneS %bepe9Itdles Gtsentbum beItebeno
aus etliden pteroen, Mauleie!, 9iiben, Rin.
Der, SGneine, Na9en, 9u9sp, Warm uuo
aderbau WoIt'nerie unb DISQUALIFICATION,
Iopie 1ua. 6auSbolt unb Riiten-grtitel.
6ffentlih III ben Wleiitbietenoen perIteieern.
9eoinaun9en /: 6 Ulonate 9rebit fir Gum.
men bon s. ooer mehr aut gtote nit outer
Stderbeii. 3leiuere GLmmen. 9aar
Dora 2ansenbera.
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Die @anbiouten auf benz &epubti.
,aniihen County Gifet tperoeu am
IL. Otteber. in Botsbnm nnfansenb,
cine Reoetour ourh'S County antre.
ten. 2eiet Die betreffenhe Nnseiae
an nu0erer STEELE D. 81.
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Gin permanner erhebt fUleenbe
lt,ruere Seihuloieuna aeaen feline
5rau: "Sie peru6bnt mir nidt nur
bic ainoer. ionbern aud meinen tlei'
men Sunb!"
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Dc%ritciacrMne.

Be9en umSues miro bic Inter.
sethnete AM 6reitap ben % Ottober
Wahmtttaas l ubr in elmer 8ernei.
aeruna ihren 9%ausruth, iOWie Sub.
BferoeaeIhirr, Cart u. f.. M. an ben
Wetlfbletenoeu aeeen Bnarsablune
uertauftn.
s%sa. strauss