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Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-11
LIFE ISN'T WORTH LIVING II
This Statement May be Generally At
trbuted to the lack Of Good Health.

We want TO talk to people who are
10 don't enjoy their food, who are
irritable, quickly lose their temper, are
so tired and Worn out that they feel
they must give up, and have become so
Respondent that life doesn't seem worth
living. We know exactly what is the
matter with people in this condition.
and if they VIII follow our advice, we
can tell them how to regain good health
and that bouyancy Of feeling which
makes life seem all sunshine and happi-
hess.
Most of the above described condi-
tions are chiefly caused by catarrhal in
llsmmation Of the mucous membranes.
This delicate web-like lining of the
LuGy becomes inflamed and congested
until weakness and mental depression
follow. The only way that this can
be overcome is through treatment of
the blood. We have the treatment, and
we are so positive that IT will produce
the results we claim fer it that we will
supply it to anyone With the under
standing that we will return to them
every penny they paid us in every in
stance Where the treatment is not in
Every way satisfactory and beneficial
to them.
We want YOU to try ReNall Mucu-
Tone, which is a powerful nutritive
| tonic and bod, builder, and a mucous
membrane Alternative that clenses these
membranes and restores their natural
and healthy functions.
Eexall Mucu-Tone drives out all the
catarrhal poison, restores the mucous
| cells to good health, tones up the whole
system, allays Inflammation, removes
congestion. and stimulates the whole
system to he ealthy activity. 1t is splen-
did for building up flesh and muscle
tissue aid removing all weaknesesss.
Cone to our store today and get a
bottle Of Mucu- Tone. and after giving
it a reasonable trial, if you are not sat-
lsfed simply tell us so. and We will
hand back Your money without qucs-
tian. Surely, nothing could be more
1air than this. Two sizes, soc and $l.G0
John Cou3hlin, Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-11
THREATENED WITH DEATH.
Second Attempt Made to Extort Money
From Mrs. Phipps Of Denver.

Denver, Col, Dec. 1O.-A second at
tempt has been made to hold up Mrs.
Genevieve Chandler Phipps for mon
ey. A note sent to her last Thursday
threatening death for failure to carry
ont the directions contained in it, was
revealed at police headquarters yes
terday The note says in part:
"You will take $4,000 in 800 bills
and put in a tin can and leave it Sun
day night at o'clock in the vacant
lot opposite the Jesuit College. near
the corner post next the road"
Acting under instructions Of Chief
Of Police Armstrong, Mrs Phipps
drove to the spot designated Sunday
night in big touring car. She was
accompanied by a woman friend and
every available detective was picketed
in the leighborhood.
The conspirators We're also provid-
ed with an automobile and dashed
away with the detectives in pursuit
but they escaped.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-11
season.:

The following corporations have filed
their certificates Of organization at the
office OF the secretary of State:
International Bundle Wood Co., or
ganized at Old Town, for the purpose
of manufacturing and dealing in kind
ling wood, with $25,O0O capital stock, of
which nothing is paid in. Officers: Pres
ident, A H. Gardner of Milford; treas
urer. Samuel Bradbury of Old Town.
Certificate filed Dec. 8. 1908.
Myers and Mahoney Plumbing Co.,
organized at Portland. for the purpose
of manufacturing and dealing in
plumbing and sanitary fixtures. with
$4,000 capital stock, of which 5000 is
paid in. Officers: President, Patrick
A. Mahoney of Portland; treasurer,
Charles w. Carr Of Portland. Certi-
ficate filed Dec. 1905.
Lenfest Lumber Co., org nized at
Presque Isle, for the purpose of con-
ductins a lumber business, with $20.-
900 capital stock, of which $500 IS paid
in. Officers: President Thomas II.
Phair of Presuue isle; treasurer Isaac
R. Lenfest of Presque Isle. Certificate
filed Dec. 10, 1908.
Tide Water Coal and Power Co., or
.ganized at Augusta, for the purpose Of
conducting coal and mining business,
with s5,O00,0O0 capital stock, of which
nothing is paid in. Officers: President,
j. Berry Of Augusta; treasurer, J. Ber-
ry of Augusta. Certificate filed Dec. 8,
1908.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-11
Benefit Of the Summer
Residents to Maine.
chalfman Carleton Corrects
philips Dispatch Abou Deer.
eayernor Cobb Announces Two
important Appointments.
srATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
n.xt Meeting Of Governor and counei.
Friday, Dec. 18, at 10 A. IA.

In the annual report of Hon. Thomas
7 LYONS, commissioner of industrial
ond labor statistics, which has been
r,bn,;ttcd to the Governor and Coun-
n me ri the subjects considered is
hot of the summer residents of the
cate and the benefit that they are to
nc towrs which they visit. Speaking
On this subject the report SAYS in part:
The 1ota! valuation OF the cities,
,owns and plantations, as given in the
renort Of the State Assessors for 1907,
l.. ss54 4,sl6,S4s. OF this amount s66, 4s3,
a99 approximately 10 per cent, is owned
h,a n0n-residents, and without doubt
eo,N0lOOo, at least, is invested in
cnmrner homes by people residing
outside of the state. Every town
IN orr sea coast. from kittery to
Fastport, is experiencing to more
or less degree the yivifying effects
II this infusion of outside wealth.
rne results are most noticeable in the
small towns, as we viii show by sta
tistics covering n few places scattered
along the coast.
Tho ;own OF ISleShOro is situated in
penobscc: bay. Waldo county. 1t has
an area Of C,0OO acres and, in 1900. a
population Of 92S. In 1880 the valua-
ion was $15S, ,023. About that time the
beauties and attractions of the island
ard surroundings were discovered by
visitors from other states and they
comnienced t0 buy some of the OLD
farms, remodeling buildings. erecting
new and costly cottages and improving
grounds. AS Il result. in 1890 the town
valuation had increased to $2G6,721; in
1900 to 1886. 1873, and i'll 1907 it was sS72,-
0sO, an increase in II years Of $6O5, 1853.
Islesboro is now the wealthieSt town
in Waldo county and all through the
coming of the summer visitor. The
improvements brought about by the
increase in the towns resources are
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-11

The Journal scribe was told as he
entered one store on Water street
Thursday afternoon that so far Chris
mas trade was ahead Of a year ago.
Appearances verified it and quite a lot
of goods We're already selected and
laid by for presents. May this report
apply to all the stores where a special
effort is made to please Holiday shop
pers, attract trade from a distance and
retain and satisfy the home trade. No
doubt many people are learning the ad-
vantages of buying their presents
early. Let all consider that the last
few days rush is where undue haste
and lack Of attention causes much Of
the buying to be of the character that
buys in haste and repents at leisure"
Forcnoons see shoppers of experience
quietly and without any need of ell
bpwing their way around the stores
inspecting goods and prices. Their
friends are pretty sure to receive pres
ents that fiji in and supply the long felt
want Try this forenoon shopping this
season and try it this week or next.
Don't, if You are wise, wait until
Christmas week The tired clerks, the
merchants and your relatives and
friends will thank you for selecting
your presents early in the season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-11

Twenty-Five passengers were serious
ly injured, one of whom, a man, bled to
death. according to reports, when the
Northern Pacific Coast Limited jump
ed the track and ran down 1o-foot
embankment Wednesday night within
half mile of the town Of Mckenzie,
20 miles east of Bismarck. n. D. The
engine, baggage and mail cars stayed
cn the track but the coaches and sleep
ing cars turned over and are lying
parallel to the track. They turned
slowly however, else there would have
leen more fatalities. The train was
crowded Spreading rails are said to
have caused the accident.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-11
WILL ELECT TODAY.
Business Occupies Rhode island State
Grange at Thursdays Session.

East Providence, r. l., Dec. 10.-With
the reading of the reports Of the vari
Gus officers, committees and deputies
the second days sessions of the Rhode
Island State Grange, Patrons of Hus-
bandry, were held here today. The
days program was given over almost
entirely to the general business of the
Grange and to the comforting of de-
grees.
The election of officers occurs tomor-
row morning and the installation will
take place in the afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-11
register of deeds of Waldo county, to
fill the vacancy due to the death of the
late George d. McCrillis of Belfast.

From information given out at the
office of the State commissioner of
high ways. it is learned that the fol-
lowing cities, towns and plantations
have been recommended to the Gov
ernor for the payment Of State aid for
State road work done during the past
Saac0p.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-11

The members of the Military Min
strels will meet at the home Of J. H.
O'Melia. % Green street. this evening
for rehearsal They are to present
their show at Mt Vernon on Thursday
evening, Dec. 81, and later in this city.
The success of their show of two years
ago is well remembered
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-11

The records at the office Of the city
clerk show that Walter A. Harmon and
Margaret p Merrill, both OF Augusta
We're married at Windsor on Wednes-
day, Dec Q. the ceremony being con-
Quoted by Rev. j. Frank Jones Of
Windsor
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-11
CAN'T YOU SLEEP ?

This wonderful discovery for Nervous
ness, Insomnia or Seepless Nights will
do 1t. Does not affect the heart, brain
or health. Jaroma Tablets. Price 25c.
Guaranteed under Pure Food and Drug
Act June 30. 1906.
JAROMA CO.,
?. o. Box IS, Station NJ, N. =. City
nl7tu-fri-lmo
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-11

side, among which are Poland Springs,
Rangeley, and kineo at Moosehead
Lake, but there is no reason why there
should not be hundreds OF others at
tanning a like degree of popularity and
prosperity There is not a rural town
in the State but what should contain
{. colony of these summer residents.
Every cottage erected Will add to the
resources of the town. Increased val
uation means enlarged opportunities,
better schools, better roads, and other
Improvements which go toward max
ing life worth living.
Chairman Carleton of the Fish and
Game Commission was seen Thursday
and asked about the Phillips dispatch
printed in the papers this morning pur-
porting to give the facts in relation to
the claims for damage done to growing
crops by deer. He said that someone
has evidently been disseminating mis-
information in relation to it. These
claims have not been adjusted except
in part The total amount of the claims
filed to date is $2126.50, with five ad-
ditional ores in which the claimant
failed to state the amount of damage
they claimed. There has actually been
paid so far this year for damage done
to growing crops by deer $685..
AT the last meeting of the commits
sorers, Dec Sd, S31150 was allowed,
but rot as yet been paid. There is in
process of adjustment before the COM
missioncrs additional claims to the
amount of $l220.
"No claims have been filed for dam
age to old apple trees, as stated in the
dispatch. and I believe that most OF
the claims arc made in good faith.
'It should be stated that Il portion
of the claims paid this year came over
from last year
Governor Cobb announced yesterday
morning the following appointments,
both of which will take effect upon
confirmatiOn:
Oramandal Smith of Litchfeld, trus
tee OF the Maine School for Feeble
Minied, to fill the vacancy due to the
resignation of Albert Peirce of Frank
fort. G.
Eilcry Eowden of Winterport, for
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-16
The Alaska Bill

The bill introduced iu congress by Delegate Gale ito create the territory of Alaska and to provide for the gov ernment of the same," will, in large measure, meet the demands of Alaskams for local self government, aud will put the northern country upon political plane more in harmony with tho genius of American ins' 'itutiofls.
 The measure provides fer a governor to be appointed by the president, by and with the advice and consent of the senate; a secretary to be appointed in the same way; a senate consisting of seven members, and a house of repre-. sentatives consisting of twenty five members; supreme court consisting of a chief justice and four associate justices; the usual courts of inferi Ji jurisdiction, four district attorneys four marshals, and a surveyor general. Such is an outline of the organizrtion which is expected to begin the terri torIal existence of Alaska p I,
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-16
KNIFE PLAY ENDS
 DANCE HALL FUSS

Jack Curley of the Pioneer dancc hall at Cordova in personal discus sion with gentleman known as "Slim' found it necessary, in his own judgment, to carve Slim with a pocket knife, inf1ictiug slight wound in the breast. The wound was dressed and Slim came to Valdez on the next boat. No arrests were made.
 The rough house started i'll thero0m of one of the girls in the rear of tho dance hall. It is stated that Slim and another man found the room too small and the girls affections too con tracted for division between them and one or both of them emphasized his opinion by sweeping up the boudoir with the young woman's per- son. Curley entered to stop the fuss and when Slim made threats and demonstrations of violence toward him he brought the knife into action.
 Curley was formerly one of the proprietors of the Tavern cafe in Valdez.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-16

New goods on every boat at the Golden Rule.
 Got a cold? Yes? Knock it in the head at once with our Antl-Grip Cap. sules. 1hey'll do the work. Red Cross Drug Co.,
 We have a few Xmas goods left over, Which we are closing out at a di count of 33l3 per cent discount. Owl Drug Co.,
 Prompt attention given to mail or ders, and prescriptions filled by a registered pharm ,ci;t. Red Cross Drug Co.
 Fresh Morgan Oysters constantly in stock. Frye -Bruhn Co.,, phone %. Wahted-By experienced roadhouse cook, work on Valdez trail. Apply at Prospector.
 New goods on every boat at Golden Rule.
 Get your trail supplies at Red Cross Drug Co.
 Valdez, Dec. 21, 1907 Mrs. 5. E. Gleason wishes to inform the ladies of Valdez that she will open fine lot of ladies' ready-made suits on Monday, December 23, 1907, in her new building On Keystone street or avenue opposite the North crn Steam Laundry. She purchased these goods for cash at one of the best and largest wholesale houfes in Chicago. You can have any of the lot for 50 cents on the dollar less than you can purchase them elsewhere.
 Very respectfully yours,
 Mrs. $. E. Gleason.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-16

r. $. Hunt, the photographer has opened an office and salesroom in the Swan block, where pictures may be se- cured. The studio on Keystone Ave. will still be retained
 A 1ne line of Cin]ie3, Frrlits, Nuts Stationery, TobacGos and Cigars can always be found at the Red Cross Drug Go.
 Save money on your medicine trail supplies and horse remedies by buy ing at the Owl Drug Go.
 Pickled beef tongues, pickled pigs feet, North sea mackerel, Kodiak king salmon bellies, at the Frye Bruhn Co.,, Phone %.
 Extract of Vapilla-Not the cheap kind, but the strictly pure kind at the Alaska Drug Co.
 Now Sewing Machines at Adler's.
 Special Sale--Ten per cent of or Suits, Skirts ana Coats for next tel days at Cameron's.
 A Cbild's hat given with every Child's coat purchased at Ladies Bazaar.
 Alaska Drug Co. for High Grade Stationery.
 The latest popular song hits as well latest instrumental music at Alaska Drsg Sc.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-16
Whites Place Changes Hands

Al. Whites Saloon is now the prop erty of Suessdorf, Wilson & Carlson, who will run it under the name of The White Company. The bar was closed last night and the room is be- ing repapered and otherwise redeco- rated, preparatory to a grand opening Saturday night by the new owners.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-16
Chamber to Meet Tomorrow

The chAmfer of commerce will meet tomorrow evening to perfect it's or ganizatiOn and arrange for routine work
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-16

The wires to the interior are down between Saiua and Teikhell.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20
Kritif iber Ole uetbli den
Shulme,fter.

@in:n pnbren @ntrhtunasiturm
bat Or. Colin u. Scott, bon Der 8o'
iton @urmat Shool, NIT ieiner Be-
bauptune beruorserufen, baB Sebre-
rinnen iiber 80 Sabre niht erlaubt
perben ioIte, llnterrlht gu ertbeilen
es iei oenn, iie ieten perBeiratbet.
Or. Scptt iaet, cine 5rau, bic nit 80
Sabren nidt uerbeirabtst lei, mtfie
Acknowledgements enttauIht iein
uno i%auert6pfig tueroen, iei alio niht
seeienet, ibren Shilern ben n6tbiaen
Gntbufiasmus uno Suffnunssfreubia'
teit beisubrtneen.
rgaie Tam cine 2ebrerin ben SbI.
Tern bas 2eben aIs @anses ihilbern,
tpenn ibr ielbft bic noue 9enntniB
befen, mas 2eben meint, abeebt?1
frast %. Scott.
SIM l1ebrisen ieien Wdnner fur bas
graiebunsswert better seeisnet, peif
fie es ais 2ebensaufeabe betradbten
rpabrenb bic Srau es nur als uurib.
ereebenbe 8eiddftieune aniebe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20

9as frihsre persoe'iae Ssim
meldes BON IT. Beu an einen Germ
9ulImann uerfauft ano fur tpelhes
Or. @eI cine sueite Sppothst als
GbeitSabluns annabm, 1T lesteri
Samfas unter beiaeter Sspotbef
sruanssmeiie uerfauft ipurben unb
fiel bas @ieentbum Or @eu tpieber
su. 90 ruht cine erfie Sspotbet,
uon $4,000 aui benz G~ineentbum fur
tueldae Or. BeII nun auftomnen
muB 10 bnB Tim bas Gieentbum ,Saus
unb 4 Gotten. auf $4,000 au fteben
tpmn,t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20

I'm nd hften Nittpotb Hbenb tuer.
ben i'm Grosefalob Der st. Bauls
9irHe Banbelbilber aur Guffabrune
iommen welHe bic &eiie burtbs beili'
&c aanS NIT al ieinen Sebenswar'
bisteiten benz Guae uorfhbren ruirb.
@ie uas uerfidert tuirb bat bteie
Gorfeauns ibera[I bas er6Bte Sob
eeerntet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20

SIN @emsinbe. S&uIbaas Der ct.
George Semeinoe fanb am MDntas
abeno cine pom ben Sdalern puran.
faltete MISUNDERSTANDING ftntt, mad
uelder So9w. g. 6eruatias Raihe
einen b5dit interefianten 8ortrae
iter bas aeben unb 8irten Der bl.
8aters 8abft Bius belt. @ee,n
bes beitrdniten Raumes I'M SGul.
lpiale wurbe bauon abseftnnben
oas ansemeiue Eubliiun, einsulnben.
bod uirb oieies Sslesenbsit baben
am albenb oes 9aniiasunsstases Der
non Der Ut. @eOrae sHule auaslas.
ter MISUNDERSTANDING til Osr Con.
cert onIle beisuupbusn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20

Den aano'B oftbuten lit es nidt er'
taubt ireeno einen @eaenitanb un'
frantirt gu bet6rbern, ber unter ben
Buiseieben nit Der Bot befbreert
tuerben Tam. Srsenb Elm artitel
nift mebr als bier Ifunb tuieeenb,
ilisisteiten Ooer etmas mas bic 8uft'
laden bei4abigt, aussenOmmen.
tann nit Der Bot ueritanot peroen,
unb iOIte oesbutb nidt ubne nufse.
ttebte 8Oitmarten usriAidt perben,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20

Bie alIidbrlih UNI bieie 8eit.
berridt jest tuieoer Der Stidbuiten
unter ben alnoern. @ebt ben Sin.
bern Or. gonselman's Sufien Ssrup
Gs' IN oas bette Rittet sesen bieies
aeioen. 8u baben bel o. 3. graGt
In fredericksburg unb In @alters
GEDtbete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20

SIM 9farrbaus Der ct. 8auts
Rirpe rpurben p~orseReru, Dt,ttwod
mursen I'M, 10 nbr bur& 8afior
Suebmeper Serr Alpin RulIe unb
Srl. gera Druid gu einem slddliten
gaare uereint. Erauseusea tuaren
Sci. alnta SOffmann unb Ssrr TheO.
&uue. Gtn srDBer Sreunbes' uno
8etanntentrsis rulnidt benz iuneen
gaare piel Slid unb Sesen auf benz
9ebensnee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20

9anfiaeunssu6set lerneu nit ies
benz Sabre better flieaen unb oieies
Sabr iOuen iie .bereitS 70 Fiesen f6n'
men, baB nur DEFENDERS quite Shiben
- wuuten iasen: 2eute nit Oeiono.
ers gut selabenen @elbb6rien, bies
Seoeruieb our Strefe gu briueen uer'
m5sen. Run, oa muR man iia benz
RdtRbenen beenisen unb ben Eur
tep1 purbeiHIesert lafen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20

Gs nimmt unseidbr $3.50 iirn einen
iebr sut.n giel su taufen, 5000 fir
Elm erf.ttaRises 9ferO. pdbreno Elm
GROCER fefter Otie $50 toHet; quite
Ritdtub $40, fettes gdusin 500,
Elm Ganiiaeunss .9urtep 81 unb Elm
Subn far Suuntas so Gent, nber
mann mir bas @elo baben bieie 9rei.
ie 81 besablen, mas madt 60 bann
aus mas bieie Sa@en tufeu? Bir
baben's 10; bic 8reiie iinb bic aItde.
limen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20

8aitor @reuter unb 9uhter 5rl.
Selena @reater, BON Bag, befanben
fih seftern beiudsweiie in unierer
Staot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20

Gueuit Siebs, elmer Der tii1tiseu
@eeaafieber 1T nit Der Gus'
beFeruns bee guunts ROab awiiden
Senrp 8rupp unb gbriit araettIp be-
iddftist unb matbt, wte mir bbren,
Elm gut Stud grbeit. 9tei. arbett
mar aud iebr n6tbie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20

Die in MOrriiOn uno bier sabtrei'
hsn 5reunbe oes jest in Brantmoub,
ct. Souls County w%Dbaenoen gbe'
paars George Ondeu rperoen lid,
punoern 81 b6ren baB bel oieiem
lieben 2suten mad elmer abneienbeit
uOn IL Jabren leste 8obe Der StorfJ
einaetebrt 1T unb einen ftrammen
Suneen ~biuterIafen bat. Serr Dns
den 1T hberslidli9 unb bic 5reube
eruB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20

Sn ct. 2ouis ebeliate eeftern SRI.
aueGa s. @eper Ssrrn albert s. 8.
GGmib unb uurbe bic 9rauuns
bur& Germ Baitor @uentber BON
her Remuriat W. 9. 8irde ppuap.
cen. SRI. Reter II bic Sohter BON
&tGter unb 5rau Gusuft Reper, unb
fonnte rpesen berri&enber arantbeit
In &i&ter Weeper's Ssim babier tein
Samilienfet ftattinben. Gin sruber
hiefser Setanntenireis wlniht benz
iunaen 8aare DieI Slaf unb Sesen
gum 8nnbel
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20

Rdblten 8unueritas lit 9antia,
eunsstas, isu ruelaem mir unieren
2eiern eiaen euten Gppetit gum
Wtate winiben, ob bel bemielben nun
Der trab;tiUnalIe Surtep oas Saupt.
aeri1t bilbet uber nibt.,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20

Grau sSm. 9linser. BON Raribau,
@tO.. mar bteie @ufe bier BEL Der.
uuanbien unb srDsen 5reunosstreis
~ 1eiu&. Ste mar auf Der psint.
reiie pon ct. Souls mo- ie ibre
S&weiter Srau W. 8. Rsrtsns Be.
inGt bate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20

Senrp Sasen unb Sermann gaum'
fart finb 9ienitaa bon 8anias beim'
sefebrt mo- fe ben Summer aber
qearbeitet, fif Elm id6n Stif @elb
uer6ient uno uiel &rfabruns In Der
2anbuirtbiaaft seiammelt baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20

Der StOrh bat bier out 8 Snee
Ruhe 90 LANCE min 5rau ROetbe.
meier in 81. Souls bleiben pon Dor.
seftern on serehnet:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20

8as Boot s. s. SLIDER nit per'
manner 2euten bemannt, 1T lett
lanserer Bit in 9tenIten Der &eaie'
runs BET uferarbeiten gu @laSsOm,
DO. beiddftigt. Der Gontraft uiro
nit ben Is. December abIaufen uno
bas Boot bierber surtiftebren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20

Sobn 2int elm alter 8eteraa aus
benz Barssrtrieee Der 8 Runate'
lang bier feline SHwefter Grauaouiia
SCHUBERT befadte. 1T am lesten
Jreitag pieoer mad st. Souls se'
relf.
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Neue 4potbete.

Die neue, polltdnbis einseriGtete
Gpotbefe oes Germ George 9linss,
benz S&ulbauie eeaenaber. lit Jest
i'm 8etrieb. 5rii1e GrsneieH. neue
Banren, alIea Neu; fommt unb iebt
ielbfi. Pbpne SO. 8
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0err Bm. aOebn uub Satin BON
Gtipurt, Soma, trafen ant Sunntns
muraen bier Elm UNI benz Besrdbnis
bes ainbss Der @beleute gbas. s.
O&sner beisawobnsn. 6err Roe bn
LIT elm Bruoer ber 5rau Ddsner.
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Sri. Scotia Beniel reiite aeiteru
mad Sannibat, Ro., UNI batuobnen'
ben gerpunbten einen BeiuH absu.
itntten.