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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-28
WANT COLUMN
Get What You Want You'll Find it Here
FOR RENT.

HOUSES FOR RENT-If you want to
rent house of any kind, call 666
over either phone. eat
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-28

WANTED-Couple for nice, large
room on first floor, with modern
conveniences, 121 Buschman, Phone
SIS Cumberland. D26-6t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-28

WANTED-Three unfinished rooms
suitable for light housekeeping.
Home telephone 375 D23-2t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-28

IF you have for rent a good hveroom
house with modern conveniences.
Address A-45, care News. 107 If
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-28
STOLEN.

WANTED-TWo or three unfinished
rooms for light housekeeping, rea-
sonably close in. Address, M. NJ,
care of News D24-2f
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-28

FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT
One block from town. Modern i'm
provements. Apply, f. B. 202 Busch
man street or Phone 156 C D24-3t
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-04-24

Some time ago an elderly gentle
man was cycling down a narrow
street in country town when a dog
suddenly rushed out from a door.
way and, getting under his wheel,
threw him on the ground in a sitting
position. The dog, seeming to en-.
ioy the situation, barked playfully.
A boy who was passing at the same
time stood calmly staring at the per.
Torrance for a minute or two and
then inquired in Il quiet voice, "Did
Won fall Off. mistcr!"
"0f course ] did" said the old
gentleman angrily, while getting up
and endeayoring to brush the dust
from his clothes.
"Ah," replied the lad as he stroll
Cd away; II thought you couldn't
have sat down In the road just Il
play with the dog."-I.ondon Tele'
graph.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-04-24
unhardened BY Custom.

It is strange what tricks even tn.
tored nerves will play. The strong
est man will wilt into an uncon-
seious heap under the vaccination
lancet or be reduced to abiect faint
ness By the sight OF dentists imple-
ments. The Earl OF Malmesbury in
his memoirs tells a little incident
illustrative Of this fact:
4 sad accident happened this aft
ernoon to one of the keepers, who
blew of two fingers Of his right
hand in loading a gun. The fingers
had to be Immediately auipnta;ed.
All the gentlemen stood around tc
witness the operation and to en-
courage the man, who showed great
pluck. II was curious that every
one bore the si-hl calmly but Lord
Raglan, who b.. seen 100 battles.
He tainted and had to retire. IL
action he Is known to be remarkable
for his unmoyed sang froid.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-04-24
A Good Answer.

81 have clerk" a New York
wholesale merchant remarked the
other day. '.and he sometimes man.
ages to hand back a rather good one.
though. as rule, he is little short
Of stupid apparently. As a matter
of fact, suppose he is one Of those
dreamy sort Of chaps, and YOU never
can tel about that kind.
II was sorry after said it," he
continued, bat recently he had
made a most unnecessary 'blunder,
and | lost my temper.
~ say. JONES' sneered, you'd
make pretty good clerk, maybe, il
You had little more sense"
"Ie looked at me for a minute,
with a sort Of half smile. Didn't 4
ever occur to Won. Mr.. Brown he
said, that II | had u little more
sense wouldn't be clerk at all ~
New York TFibunc.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-04-24

r. &. Barnand, the English hui
morist, when preparing in his youth
to enter the priesthood was ordered
by the novice master At his college
70 clean the windows. lie humbly
consented 70 do 50 II the master
would give him a lesson in the art,
but directly the man got outside the
window on 10 the ledge Burnand
fastened the catch and left him out
there. For this DIR. (afterward Car
JinaD Manning severely rated the
novice, telling him that he would
make a better shoemaker than
priest.
"well. ron leave me, at any rate
The cure Of solos," is said 70 have
been the witty reply.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-04-24

All one Of the sidcshows in a Ger.
tain fair the principal performer
was a knife throger, who made .
speciality Of throwing knives all
around a lady into board at the
back Of the stage. The partner Of
this artist was a middle aged, stout
and-well, very plain, and when she
came on the audience gasped. They
had not thought 1t possible for any
one to be--well, so plain and live
through il. The man arranged her
to the board and at the critical mo-
ment threw the knife. II flew
through the air and struck, culver.
ing, in the board.
Voice from the back:
"Great Scott! You've missed
her l"-Modern Society.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-04-24
MEERScHAUM.
How II Is Mined and Prepared For
the Market.

the Market.
Meerschaum is a hydrated sill
cate Of magnesia appearing as an
opaque earthly mineral, white, gray
ish or yellowish, compact in texture
and breaking with a conchoidal or
fine earthly fracture. Most of it
comes from Asia Minor, especially
from the plains Of Eskischehr,
where it occurs in nodular masses OF
variable size and irregular shape,
distributed through the alluvial de-
posts of the plain, which are sys-
tematically worked for its extrac-
ton by means of pits and galleries.
Meerschaum is found also, but less
abundantly, in Greece and in some
of the Grecian islands-at Hrub-
schitz. in Moravia, where it occurs
in a serpentinous matriy, and in
Morocco, where it is used when soft
and fresh as Il substitute for soap,
while IA coarse variety is found at
Vallecas, near Madrid, and is en-
ployed as a building stone. Nicer
sckaum also occurs in South Caro-
lima. Almost the whole of the
worlds supply of meerschaum comes
from the district of Eskischehr, in
Asia Minor.
4
Mining is done in a primitive
fashion, and precautions for safety
are unknown. although accidents oc-
cur from time to time. A group Of
three to fifteen workmen work to-
gether to dig a shaft about one me-
ter in diameter, and no props are
fixed until they reach, at depth OF
| twenty, forty or even sixty meters,
the bed of red clay under or in
which the meerschaum is found
mixed with serpentine in the form
OF irregular pieces from the size Of
a hazelnut TO that of an apple
These pieces are often extracted
/ with great difficulty after making
long galleries in the red clay. In
/ many places the earth is mined in
such way that the galleries of sew
eral different excavations are con
fused. The work is carried on day
and night, the workings being light
ed by means Of oil lamps.
The meersehaum is not sold b!
weight, but by the case or box
After the purchase the meerschaum
which is damp, heavy ard Of a vel
| lowish color, is set TO dry in the sui
in the summer time and in the win
ter for about nine days in a dryins
oven heated day and night. Tn,
| product loses about two-thirds Of it
weight in the driving and become
snow white. Afterward il is rubbe,
with flannel, moistened with warn
water. any roughness is removes
with a knife, the hollows are clean
ed with sand. and finally the piece
are polished with wax. In this con
dition the meerschaum is sent :
market.-Chicago News.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-04-24
INFLUENZA.


This Infectious Disease.
influenza is an exceedingly infec-
tious disease, often COMPOUNDED
with a common cold, but really an
entirely different affair. 1t attacks
young adults more frequently than
the very old or children, but no age
is exempt, especially during severe
and widespread epidemics.
An attack confers immunity for
A variable period, from a few
months to a year, but after that
there appears to be an increased
susceptibility. Many persons suf-
fer from the disease every year.
Influenza prevails chiefly in late
autumn and winter, although cpl
denies may occur in the summer,
especially if the season is cold and
wet. The disease assumes one 81
three special forms, called from the
parts chiefly affected the respira-
tory, the digestive and the nervous.
In each case the onset is sudden,
with a chill, headache and mental
depression, muscular pains, dizzi-
ness and high fever. Sometimes
there are premonitory symptoms for
a day or two. such as lassitude,
mental torpor, dull headache and
pains in the arms and legs. Soon
after the onset catarrhal symptoms
---sneezing, running at the nose and
watering of the eyes-make their
appearance. In the respiratory
form these increase in severity, and
there are also cough and shortness
Of breath. 1t is not uncommon for
this form to develop into pneumo-
MIA.
In the digestive form the most
prominent symptoms are nausea
and vomiting or diarrhea and Sc.
we're abdominal pains, the first two
indicating involvement Of the
stomach, the second two that the
intestines are involved. Sometimes
all are present at once, indicating
very severe attack.
In the nervous form the head
ache is usually intense, and ths
muscular and neuralgia pains arr
very severe. Depression, both phys
ical and mental. Is a prominent
symptom, the dependency otter
passing into real melancholia AMI
sometimes leading to suicide. In
somnia is a common symptom boil
during the attack and following it.
Convalescence is tedious, TIL
body regaining its strength yer,
slowly and the mind throwing Of
its depression only after weeks o
months.
The most important part of tn,
treatment is absolute rest in bed
The siekroom is to be if possible Of
the sunny side Of the house, witt
windows kept open both day AM
| night. The patient should be pro
tected BY light but warm bedclothe
and BY a silk nightcap. The die
should be greatly restricted, espe
cially while the fever lasts, but wa
ter should be drunk in abundance
The medicinal treatment naturall
varies with the form which the dis
ease assumes and the parts which
attaeks.-Youth's Companion.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-04-24
Iheir silence.

81 am glad you we're there, my
bow" said Mrs. Stormington Barnes
in exultation. II am glad you we're
there. / had the audience spell.
bound, didn't II"
"Why--er--it seemed To me that
they didn't applaud very much"
"That's just il. ] had EN- 80 IN.
terested in what ! was saying that
they didn't even dare applaud for
fear they'd miss some Of it."-Ez'
change.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-04-24

A few of the many features you will see:
Marion Sheridan and her Troupe of Performing Lions.
Prof Buckeys Herd Of Performing Elephants including
Duchess, the largest Elephat in the world.
Rosedale the Beautiful Ten Thousand Dollar Kentucky
Horse.
lake. Largest Gorilla ever exhibited in America.
lie 6 FEET pounds has tremendous strength
Agility, and his powerful arms are wonder to behold
A Truly wonderful display of Trained Animals.
400 People. $50 Horses and Ponies 20 Funny Clowns
Prof. Wheeers Military Bandi
The Flower and pick of feature performersfrom all ma
tons in program extant startling struggles and ud
crous reyeies carrying the spectators by storm and Wild
ly applauded by ALL
Bring the little ones to see Baby Elephants, Came,
Lions andMonkeys. >5<@r.@
An endless program of startling events. 81 =
See the Free Spectacular Street Parade starting from
the Show grounds at 10 a. m.
Two performances daily: Afternoon at o'clock Night
at O'Clock.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-04-24
HoWe'sGreat London Shows
DURHAM, Monday, April 27tl..

The Show this year is Bigger and Better and in More
Commanding position than before to maintain their
unrivaled standing and rank and to Amaze and Delight
their Thousands of Patrons. -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
5ett abeeIiefert.

Bir rpouen unieren &eiern etn
oradlid perfdern bab SOibse's
German Sprup beut5utaee polttto
has einsise 8rdparat I'm Nartte ttt
ruelbes Sbminbiuht linoert uno
beilt. 80 ertbalt bic GtseHmtttel,
als reiner Cheer, Iussug pprt Btlans
senbars u, 40, rpelhe ala 9eilmftel
fir SuIten unb Shwinoiu6t oo1 ben
meoesip;sse ~Gunsreien 10 bod 9e'
Idast .lo. Der Shminothtt9e,
einerlei ob bic Srantbeit i'm Salie
uoer 9unae, muB bes gtndbts &ube
habe uno bes Moraens fret fetti BON
g[nfdIle uDn trOdeneu uno t%olternoer
Sufeu. 8ie ertrnntten Sbeile ner'
iaueen nad1 8ube, beilenoer uno
(in6enber 8ebnnotune, uno Der YaS
tient beoarf Der friiden Suit, outer
Iabrune freien Guswurfs oes Mors
aens, nit ldneGer unb o%auernoer
9inoerune. &leine 6ldihhen 81
As Gents eepbbulihe @rbBe nabesu
2 IRA 10 piel eptbaltenb Is Gents.
Sn allen NpDthefen ~ haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27

Hgt ltto befitrtUortet. Der D~tesbe3Ig.
It9e gntrag aebt bonn 8erbanb Der
@etuerfidoften BEG Separtements Der
Seine aus u1o lit NIT allen gegen MIR
4 Stimmen Der 200 9eIegierten 6es
8erbanoes angenomrnen morDen.
8ieie SagesorOnung belagte Elm
9reifa6es:
/. Ser &ongreb Tin Warieille) be.
i6lieBt roie antimilitariitiihe Hropa.
ganoa inteniioer 3u seItolten".
2. D3u Der antimilitariitiidjen bic
anttpatriotiide (oaterlanosloIe un6
MISUNDERSTANDING propaganda bin.
tuoufiigen, tpelbe fir Die nollItGn6ise
graiebuna Der @etperfi6aftIer lotE.
ueaoig it,. 2esteres aus benz @run.
be, neil nbte 8ertpen6ung Der gfrmee
BET aufitanben Der einaige @run6 If.
rer Gytftens 1T; bic 8aterlan6aliebe
Watriotismus) ober, tpelhe man an.
rpft, MIR cine srobe 2ise 1T; uaS oas
etn5ise WitteI aur GntpidIung Der
Observation-Disclosures BARN beItebt.
fa8 @roletariot bon Der Iuffciiung
eines BnterlanSes frei si MAIDEN"
8. Ser aonereb Gi,Bert Sen 8nnid,
BITE &rbeiter Srsnniiationen follen
TN SalIe elmer 8riegserfIGrrmg NIT
benz ollsemeinen Streif anttporten.
Die mobiIiiierten Reiernetruppen un6
bic SoIbatsn bes aftiben 9ienfies fol.
len sIeid3eitis nit Der miIitGriIAen
a~ufIebnung bos 8orgeben Der arbei.
terperbGuoe unteritiiten. - 3u alei.
der 3eit berietben IN gbartres be BE.
or1ten Der BeIt. un6 Staatsbobnen
iiber bic Sroge, OBJ iie i'm &riegsiaIIe
ben TRANSPORT Der Eruppen nod ber
Srenae oltsiiibren ioIIen oSer nidltl
Bel elmer iolfen @eiltesperfaiiung
bon Eouienben uub &auienoen inter
ben arBeitern uno Bo%IfsfIaiier SSrant.
reids braudt man pabrli6 nld,t az
tptinbern, menn Die Sale bon Gis.
tiplinloiigtett uno GufIebnung oeeen
Die militariifen 8orseiegten on Der
Eagesorbnung iinb. @nberIeits Mrs
man IN oieier grideinung cine Teat.
lion onf ben iib%ertriebenen Ratio.
ndlismiis uuO Meilitarismls erbtiten.
gerabe Die Der So3iaIisnrus Die Ser
reinnng bes fraiien SnOipiouatismus
Der liberalen aera bil6et.
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ErOpnsanba bcs TntimiIituriamHs.

Sn Sranfreid 6ctreibt beubtc 0ie
6. o. &. CONFEDERATION generate bu
ErooaiD, elm glrbciteripnSifat NIT er.
trem repolutiondren 3tpeden, ole anti.
militariltiide mo naterlanosIoie
@ropagonoa ipitemotiid unO QrunS.
iGtlid. Gin ciOenes Organ .goir oil
penple" @olfSitimmc) miro 5u oie.
lem 3uefe berbausgegeber. Bel 8e.
Iegenbeit Der g~in3iebung Ser nelten
Mefrllten CAB oas Spnoifat cine tignc
Sonoernimmer beraus, Sic IN gar5
Granfrei6 an alle 8etruten oertbeils
.uiro. 9ie Organization ser .oIIge.
Meinen QrbeitS &cnfeoeration" lit 70
boraiisIid, baB es feline einoige Sea.
lerne In 5ranfrei6 sibt, no 6ieieNunt.
sler uift a%ussetbeilt tpiirSe; iie ge.
tanst iosar bis in bic 8immer Der elm.
aeIneu SoISaten. 0ieie eutbGIt u. a.
men lufruf an bic @oIbatsn un6
Wefrutet, norm bieie brett sur, lin.
uehoriam oufseforbsrt rperben:
{ rSoIbatsn, idisbet nitt! Sbr leiS
jiGt in Der Raisrne, Inn arbeiter su
Rtorbsn. limb tuenn Elm @ebot All too.
ten su eiiren Obren fomwt, 70 iei6 ae.
seGt un6 feline WSrber. - 8ieIet auf
ben, Der eud ben NorS boriGreibt,
unb f4tebet i'm obne Grbarmeu nie.
Der, fpie grob aud bic 8abI Ieiner
Erefien lem mose. - Guf 6teie 8eiis
tleibet ibr @Gnner, peIde lire @fIi&t
fbln..."
Das Monifeit pin1meIt bon ioImen
1tno dbnliden eaten. Cine 3ei6nitts
tteilt einen Mrbeiter un0 einen 2an6.
mann bar, pelde einem Bourgeois"
ytne Dhrfeige seriesen nit ben @or.
ven: pBir bnbeu MIR einen Geinb:
iiniere 8orssietten. limo 6ieIe Gin.
toltspinieI babsn uns cine SIiute in
ots San6 seeebenl" 9ieielbe ,Boir
bn peuple" 1T ItoIa barnuf, oab in
,nid1t goraen bret Sdbren (feit 9eSem.
Der 19o5) 210 9ortGmpfer Der anti.
Ttilttariiii6m Hropasanbo Dor ben
lWei6poreneneerihten Itanoen SO iint
'~alleroinas freigeipro6en tporoen; biz
164 ortoeren eber iino i'm aon.
Gen gu liz Sabren @efana,
uts perlntbsiIt rpor6en: Elm,
nod beraniidt oes antimilttariI.fder
Nlottes elorreide 9iIan5 fit Ore
Sabrel
Dieielbe .arbeits . aonfeoeraiiou'
bieH anfanss OCTOBER in @ariei.Ie if.
rem Snbresfongreb ab. Set ben
letten RonereB IN Gmiens 1907)
vat bic 9obl ibrer @nbdneer i'm, runi
100000 5ueenommen, tpdbreno bi,
8iinabne bon 1906 ouf 1907 MN
1928 Mnnn betrng. Der biesiGb-
riee Gonereb in WariGIIe Bat it'd
II. a. iiber cine GGsesorbnung auSee'
tprcder, tpel6e bic antimilttortfhidl
Dropaadtta fOrmIi6 aisrfennt. biI
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9umpOniitcn . Sunprarc

Ser @anoeI Ser 3eiten ipiegeIt iiG
nih In Ben aiinItIerbonordren bon
emit uno iest mieoer. 90 fonnten
iid 3. g. Sdubert uno 2orsinJ 3eit
hires 2ebenS MIR fiimmerIid Ourd.
i6lagen 8eiOe iinO in Den arinieIig.
iten 8erb1ltniiien eeitorben lln6
heute beSablt man fiir etnen 9rief bon
Sdubert taliieno MarfI &iirstid)
5ablte man in Berlin fir elm Sonoten.
ntanuifript bon 8eetboben "A, 1000 M.
Mosort erbielt fir ietner berrlt1e
.8auberfIote" bonn Decentralization
S6ifaneoer aud ni6t einen Bfennig
Sonorarl 8eI6 borrenoe @innabmen
Baben bageeen Die om meiiten aufge.
fiibrten mo6ernen 8iiDnenfompont.
itenl 60 bat &idaro StrarlB nit iet.
ner .SaIome" elm germ0gen perSient.
Bon Den Sertbiidern oieier Spcr Der.
foufte oeren 8erIeger $4,000 Slid.
2ebars o2uitige 8itfpe" bat benz
&omponiiten ebenfalls llninm1nert
einaetrasen, unb Die 8erfe Mi9ar6
@agners bringen Den grben BEG @ei.
tiers an Gentlemen - bic Seitauf.
fiibrinsen in gapreutb nidt einse.
rehnet - idbrIid cine babe MiIIior
Marf Elm. SreiIi6 lit es MIR tpeni.
gen 8omponiiten uergonnt, iib ipie
&oiiini nit 81 Sabren our &ibe 5u
fesen. Gin 8erIeger bot ibm 5u bic.
fer 3eit fir Die Rompoii.ion elmer
neuen Oper 100000 Sranfen on.
9oh 8oiitni Iebnte bies ob nit ben
@orten: rSiir ben 8ubm idreibe id
nidt mebr. llno@eIb babe id genugl"
Satte er bod in 2onoon in flint Mo.
uaten 100000 marf per0tent.
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Eebte boffnune peridwunoen.

EeBte hoffnun9 peridputoen.
Wis electromagnetic Gerste iaeten
6aB B. M. Smitbbnrt, BON getin,
Sa., uubeilbare Shpinbiubt babe,
mar 6efen lebte SDffnuna bahin.
aber Or. Sings 9etp DISCOVERY fir
9hminoiuht, Sufen unb @rfaltun.
aen retteten linn pom @rabe. @r
iast: r8ieie Mebisin bot mid ariinb.
lid furirt unb meiu 2eben eerettet.
Seitoem babe if iie 10 Sabre lang
aebraudt, unb eradate 6ieielbe oils
cine ruunberbare8 Salss unb 2unaens
Seilmittel.1 Strens tuiHenI6aft.
lihes Seitmittel fir Suften, tueben
Sals Dber @rfaltuneen, unb iideres
gurbeugunssmittel sesenBneumonia.
@arantirte Gfaifen au so Gents uno
$1.0o In Bnlter Bros. Gppthete
grObe 5laihe fret.
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sdredlide sdmer,en oeIinS

Stredltde Sdmersen seIinSett.
Sureb idredlide 9bmersen ae.
peinlat itfoIee Der @efte unperbau.
ten Spetien, nabm .. o. @ranipn.
Son enla, Rif., Or. Sings getp
vie Bils, init benz &eiultate,S mie
er itreibt, rbaB Id turirt murbe. .
Gue Rasen unb @ebdrmeunprbnun.
gen tueroen eeboben burG ibrem fin,
oernoen Siubtsana beionbere gioen.
id9aiten. 25 Gents In 8alter gpps
NpDtbefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
gerfeblte SaIfulation.

.9rei Wonate iin6 guh iider oies.
nal, 8atbi aber besbalb brailbt
Sbr bod nit 10 81 beulen2 n@d-
i bab bod a gar gu org's Bed; fDenn
| ben 9arSen 8inter marin i'm Sc.
fangnis iis', 81 mas bab' | nadia oas
Sol5 g'itoblen?"
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gns Ser Sdnlitnbe.

2ebrer (in Ser 8otanif): eSente
fommsn mir altf Den &Iee gu iptehen.
tper bon glld, ainOer, fam mir bon
ben @I1ttern ettpas iagen2" 2a-I.
nSie iino iebr iarber!" = 2ebrse'
.8esbofb benn NUM-" &ari:
o@an bort oof) oft in Der 8eIt iaecn:
n0as lit elm iau5eres &leeblattl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
gnfridtis.

9oftor Gum franfen0 tdter) So,
mas fallt Sbnen benn elm! Sest fuoren
sic ouf Dem @ege Der 9eiiering, unb
nun Ieien Gle Sbre - @eoittei 0a
nrliB Sbnert ia mieoer idIsdt fper.
oenl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
@ifperitanbnih.

Ridter: Sic tuaren ihon einmal
iueeen mildfdlibuns angeflagt?"
@auerSfrau: nSa." - yBieniel ia.
ben sic Senn oanlals ~befommen?" -
.8efommen bab' id gar MIR; Id
ntubt' nod 5ebn @iarf sablen."
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Nbaetrnmph

Or: Sic nebmen alio meinen Sci.
r~atbsantrag nid)t an2 SD tpeib ie-
man6, Der oies febr beoanern piro. I
- Sic: SD niftl" Or: .2(ber
Sbr sufiinftiser Gotta
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
SeitbiIb.

$ouriIt Tin einem @ebirgstptrtbs.
baus): o&ann i6 ettpas 9auern.@e.
ieldtes m%itnebnen, Serr @irtb2"-
@trtb: nSa, BOG fonnen's lido balm.
aber es sebt no a CUTE babe Stuno
Der, Big D. pStabt6Stin" fommtl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
SaIb farirt.

~ghm," iastc Der art. .miis;en
sic reialcie 4oite ellen i,na stbcnos
biibih 81 Souis bIeiben.@ .Sa.~
ertpioerte Der 8atient, .sa oieier
nsberseisuts bin i'd aud, qcfonmen,
leitoem gle mir Sbre Red)nuna ae.
i&idt baben."
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geim 9orfbaSer.

rBns iaete oenn nun Der beriibm.
te grofeiior Sn Deinem 2eberIeioen2"
~ Bier bat er mir perboteni4
.SdauL nn6 bon benz moden's 10
nieI aufbebensl ~. DDS bGtt i@ Dir
old perbieten fcnneu.@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
Gtnbip als Gpet.

Stnoioins: Gin etn5igcs men!d.
Tides @eien bat mid einmaI gu eit.em
poetiiden 8eriud be9eiitert, oas mar
Der @elobrteftrdgerl"
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@pbpr ifr bnnat.

a6a (su ibrer @uienfre,tnOtn):
r@d, 4satba, i1 babe cine folde
9ngit in mir - morsen niH mem
Srana nit meinen gltern reben." -
@satba: LIMB mooon bangt Dir 6a7
Siirfteit bu ettpa, baB oeine Glterr,
tpiberipreden9" - G6a: ngeet1 -
bob er ousbIeibt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
9sr unteridieb.

Gin GpteBbiirger bebauptete. 1ab
er ri,r Inn orei Rfunb Ieidter gene.
fen als $umboIbt. Sang reGt," Be.
merte elm anberer, raber oieie 6rei
Bfunb febIen an Sbrem @ebirn."
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Wrob.

CT: SD trase, Soft lei Cant,
nift 8ipei @eiid,ter 5ilr 56au.
Sr nSeien Sic frob; Gin mic ons
Sbrt9e, geniiet %bolIfommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
S6lagfertig.

Siidtpeib ruff aus: n2auft Sii@l"
- Stuoent (einen @ie maden mol.
Ien6): .sdreien sic bod ni9t 10,
liebe Srau." - Siidpeib: .@enn
mel Slid 10 eiH srob' @a,,I tpie bu
bate, bann fonnte ie iid ielbit aus.
rufel"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27

.gber, 2inber, ipieIt bod orient.
lid un6 babt nidt imrner Streitl1
- ,@ir baben ia ear feinen Strett,
Diana; mir ipielen ia 9apa uno Wa.
mol"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27

ptttssusa. esas.. ben %. UarA iscI.
81 sranals felt stnts,r Belt Strs
Iiaek: praughs 1lsh.nnb &sHGeeI.Uaebis
~ BET laeinsna Htsbhaub. Sd ha6s ana
Sssten Disbtnttsr. %es6raudt. unb Qetun.
een, lae baD Skytes bas Bette tnT metz
esa 6ssea ~ 8. 9. 6aNoa.
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ROBERT WALKER,
Rfhtsarwalt q. iff'silihtr nptar,
ptraann.

Dxspst Nsesttei, Hbnroit,. p,ruittttl UH'
IstkfH unS 9,riAuis snb i,rtist eHrtttfhds "
iial3S Robtrt WeItss.
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