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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-21
POLITICAL POINTERS

A colored Republican rally will be
! given at lIastmans hall on Thursday
l3eveEing.
The American campaign for this
| week consists of rallies to be held in
Navds and districts throughout Salt
Lake county.
Republicans will rally at the Six
teeptf. ward amusement hall on the
evening of Oct. IS. Senator Sutherland
and Nephi T. Morris will be the speak
erS.
"A list Of. Utah sileepnlen has heen
secured from Headquarters OF the Wool
| Growers association by the Demo-
cratic stale committee. Literature will
be sent out to the wool men defending
Democratic doctrine.
Francis S. Mnnnett's tour through
Tooole county today plans for stop
at Icoele t 2 p. m, ut Grantsville. at
S u. M. The Stockton band will join
the tour and furnish music.
Rallies over the state continue to be
the vogue with both Democrats and
Republicans. Messrs. Spry. Howell and
NIattson are at Cedar City tonight.
James II. Moyle Is at Bluff and VIII
Ray and L. r. Owen speak for the
Democrats at Toquelyille and st.
Gerrge.
III lieu of the Republican rally at
Garfield Monday last, at which Senator
Sutherland and Farley r. Christensen
We're absent owing to bad roads which
stalled their automobile, another Gar
field rally has been scheduled. II will
occur Tuesday next, and in addition
to the two speakers before scheduled
the Taft Republican Glee club will par
ticirate.
There Is but one more chance TO reg
lister That will be next Tuesday and
Wednesday. both of which are reg
istIation days. Anyone failing TO get
his name on the books on one of these
two days will find himself shut out
ut the polls. unless he Is already reg
istered for this year or voted in his
present district mt the last election
which validates his registration.
Thursdays speaking dates are nu-
niereus both for Republicans and Dem
soc,ats, For the Republicans l.. L. Ba-
kes speaks at Oransevile; William
Ciiasnann at Gunnison, Brigham Clegg
at Sterling, o. w. Carlson In Sewer,
Glen Miller in Emery, and Senator
Sr,ont in Logan. For the Democrats
r II. Roberts appears at American
Fork, Messrs. Mayes and Nixon at Coy
5ote; Page and Stringfellow at Kings
ton. James II. Moyle at Montecello,
Messrs. Ray and Owen at Pinto, Pine
Valley and Enterprise. and Mcssrs.
Slar tineau and Caine at Pcoa and Coal-s
villa
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DRUNK
HAD AN
Cripple Who Insisted on Embracing
Ladies in An Uptown Onicc.

Ed Williams. a migratory merchant
dealing in. campaign buttons and souve-
Mrs. stood before Judge Diehl yester-
day in police court and on one leg and
his crutch admitted that he had been
8ingloriously drunk. Patrolman Kast
DECLARED 10 the court that Williams had
entered the offices of the Utah Light
& Railway company and had embraced
several women IN the place, much 70
their discontinue Williams drew 10
days from his honor On accountof be-
ing cripple he viil not be required
to go out with the chain gang and will
thus have ample opportunity for mcdi-
tation While in the bastile,
Williams. a. the tina Of his sentence.
tried to prevail upon the court to send
him to hospital Instead OF to jail
But Judge Diehl gave voluntary tes-
timonial as to the worth and profess
sional ability of the police surgeon and
guaranteed to Williams that all his ills
would be set right before his time was
T { T. r Z +. . , r.
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NOT A MIRACLE


There are some quite remarkable
things happening every day, which
seem almost miraculous.
Some persons would not believe That
a man could suffer from coffee drink
ing so severely as TO cause spells of
Inconsistencies And to find COM
plete relief in changing from coffee
to Postum is Well worth recording.
II used to be a great coffee drinlSer
so much so that 1t was killing me by
inches. MY heart became 50 weak /
would fall and lie unconscious for an
hour at time. {rhe spells caught
day.
MY friends. and even the doctor,
told me it was drinking coffee that
caused the trouble. | would not be-
lieve it. and still drank coffee until I
could not leave my room.
s.Then@my doctor, who drinks Pos
tun himself, persuaded me 10 stop
coffee and try Postum. After much
hesitation j concluded TO try it. That
was eight months ago. Since then I
have had but few of those spells, none
FOR more than four months.
II feel better. sleep better and am
better every way. j now drink moth
ing but Postum and touch no coffee
and as L zanls seventy years of age all
my friends think the improvement
quite remarkable
.'There,s a Reason.
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Greek. Mich. Read The Road to
WeIiville,'' in pkgs
Ever rcad the above letter. \ new
one appears from time 10 time. They
are genuine. true. and full of human
interest.
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SALARIES OF WOMEN.
Mrs. Emma L'Anpherc Addresses Ec-
tail Clerks at Federation iiall.

Mrs. Emma L'Anpherc OF Denver, field
secretary OF The International Retail
Clerks association addressed II large
meeting last night, in Federation half.
to interest women clerks in the organi-
zaticn Of Il Wonien's union. on IL large
card hung in the iiail Was printed this
legend;
What it costs IL girl to live, per
week: Room rent, so; car fare, 70 cents;
breakfast. Sl.v5; lnch, 10 cents; dinners.
$40: laundry, 30 cents; clothing, g,
dues. 70 cents; vacation fund 80 cents;
total, $l,ij."
'rhc speaker said that but few OF the
girls working in The local stores can
command that salary fact that ex-
plains the fail Of many n girl the
country ovcr--f3rWevGr. il does not ap-
ply SO much TO this city, as SO many
of the girls live ut home, and are real
~ not forced to work for a living. 1t
is only by organization that the .genar-
al salary level can be raised to the liv-
Ing point. Mrs. L'Anpherc stated She
had experienced some difficulty in get
ting girls to interest thomselves in this
movement us they expected to get mar
ried. when their husbands would pro-
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TAG.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Debating work Is being taken ,p in
earnest at the High school and not as
a sport as many students believed al
tho inauguration Of the movement. Two
teams of the First Consul Debating club
held another debate yesterday
The announcement was made yester-
day by Principal Eaton that n big foot
ball meeting will be held Friday at
which tho players coaches aud Principal
Eaton Will speak and,in which the yell
spirit Will be eonrted in order r., to boost
will leave at O'clock Saturday morn
ing, and will be made UP especially for
the team and rootcrs.
4 meeting Will be held by the dircc-
tors OF tile Boys Athletic association
before the ball team leaves fnr Ogden
Saturday TO make necessary business ar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-21
SOME LACK CERTIFICATES.

In the list of teachers in the pubic
schools of this city appear the names
of about 125 pedagogues who have not
y. corded the certificate necessary to
rssr,nir them to teach. OF this number
many have the required paper in their
possession. but have neglected to me
t WITH the proper authorities.
I etters will be sent to delinanents
iron, the office of the superintendent,
sI,tn,rs that the matter be no longer
az, -, ,,So lsad. TO such teachers as have
m certificate temporary permits to
teach VIII be granted. with the under
sf.lnding that by another year the Ger
ttdcate will be forthcoming.
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MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL.

The Utah Light & Railway company
has flied a motion for IL new trial in
the suit of ]. Boyd Gordon, who was
last week awarded damages against
he company for s9.120 for the
death of S. S. Lindeman underneath
one of the defendant company's cars
at Second West and Second South
streets, on May II. Boyd brought suit
for $4,000 damages, and the company
asks for a new trial on the ground of
excessive damages asked'for, Insufficient
evidence. and errors Of law in the trial
of the case. The case was tried be-
fore Judge Ritchie's division of the
Third district court.
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MRS. cRowToN NoM.sU1TED.

a nonsuit was granted by Judge
Lewis yesterday in the case of Mary
Crowton VS.. Salt Lake county. The
plaintiff sued for $50, as damages al
legged TO have been done her property,
on Seventh East street by the hoods
that overtlowed the banks of Parley's
creek In the spring of 1907. The court
held that inasmuch as the culvert was
Of reasonable dimensions and necessary
precautions had been taken, the county
authorities could not be held RESPONSE
BILE for any havoc wrought by the Gle
nents, over which they, had no COLI
4 10
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SMYTH IS U. s. MARSHAL
Chief Deputy is Promoted 20 Take the
Place of William Spry,
Resigned.

Luoian II. Smstll. chief deputy Of tho
local u. s. marshal's office, has
been appointed marshal to act in the
absence of VIM. Spry, Republican nom
inee for governor OF Utah. The appoint
ment was made by Judge John a. Mar
shall of the United States court acting
States attorney generals office. MIR.
Smyth Is thoroughly conversant with
the duties left to him. He has been
4 deputy for u years and has practical
~ taught his superiors their duties
and how 10 I'LL them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-21

The ''pure food law'',is designed by
the Government to protect the public
from Injurious ingredients in both
foods and drugs 1t is ben
cficial both to the public and
to the conscientious manufac-
turer. EIy's Cream Balm, a sue
cessful remedy for cold in the head,na-
sal catarrh, hay fever, etc. containing
no injurious drugs. meets fully the re-
ouirements of the new law. and. that
fact is prominently stated on every
package. IT contains none of the in
furious drugs which are required by
the law to be mentioned OF the label.
Hence you can use it safely.
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COMPLETION IN EVIDENCE.

Nephi Vaughn, who, to judge from
his appearance in police court yester-
day, has seen almost all OF the rough
places on this sphere, tried to SNOW
III tho police court that he had been
robbed of SS.40 by Edward Ryan.
When he applied to the public prose-
cutor for complaint, his story was
We'll connected, and the city thought
it had a good case against Ryan. Yes
tertlay. however, he could not establish
his case, and the testimony of the de-
Tense was SO opposed to that OF
Vaughn's that the court declared nc
could not think Ryan guilty beyond a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-21
DIED FROM NATURAL CAUSES

The mystery Of Burt Florin Of PAS
east Third South street who, it was re-
ported, had net his death at Hot
#StW.ngs Ark. through foul play. is
new cleared up Following the report
of a coroner's jury that death had re-
suited from natural causes.
I was found upon examining the
body found III n Hot Springs hotel that
the bruises which gave rise to the foul
pay theory had been inflicted some.
time before F'lorin arrived in Hot
Springs aud had nothing TO do with
the young mans death.i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-21
GETS NO ACCOUNTING.

Judge Morse has rendered a decision
in the case of q. II. KEN against +. A.
Mcmillan, which has occupied the at
tention Of the court for several days.
KEN claimed that he was a partner in
the firm as we'll as Il travelling sales
man for Mcmillan in the stationery
supply business, and ms such demanded
an accounting. The court held how
ever, that there was not sufficient
grounds established for partnership
claim and that KEN was not entitled to
an accounting.
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reasonable doubt. Ryan was dis
charged. The alleged robbery occurred
at the Continental bar, where a scurfe
occurred between Vaughn and man
named Tom Edgar who appears to be
the owner Of tho money in question
Police officers doubted from Eaughn's
appearance that he had ever possessed
as much as SIS at any one time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-21
DEATH OF MRS. BERRY.

Mrs Julia A. Berry, mother Of chas.
J.. Berry, the well known musician,
died yesterday afternoon, at her home,
3I3 Third East street. The deceased
was born in England. in 1881, and had
lived in this city for 40 years. She
leaves two sons, Charles l.. OF Salt
J AXE, aud one at Drjsgs, Idaho, also
two daughters residents of Ogden
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-21
MEYER MUST SHOW CAUSE.

In the case of Garry G. Van Schoon-
hovon against Jacob +, Meyer, in which
the defendant is charged with having
beaten up Van Schoonhoven several
months ago in a. street car, an order
has been filed in the district court cit
ing Meyer to appear and show cause
Why he Should not pay the $4,000 dam
age, demanded by Van Sclloon1oven.
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vide for them. However, the lecturer de-
selves. ms the hoSs they expected TO
marry We're barely making enough TO
support themselves Chen She said the
Retail Clerks association intends to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-21
LAME RACK.

This ailnent is usually caused by
rheumatism of the muscles Of the small
of the back and is quickly cured by APP
plying Chamberlain's Liniment two or
three times a day and massaginG the
parts at each application. For sale by all
druggists
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provide q. marriage FIND for It's mem
bers, This created something or q gen
satEon Mrs. Agnes ISiuzcll ana j. j.
Elder, secretary OF the local order, also
spoke, and another meeting VII be held
Friday evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-21

A healthy man is n king In his own
right; an unhealthy man Is an unhappy
slave Burdock Blood Bitters builds up
sound health keeps you we'll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-21
CHURCH NOTICES.

The nineteenth quarterly conference
OF the Pioneer stake of Zion viii con-
vene Sunday. Oct. Is, 1905. at 10 u. M,
in Pioneer stake hail. Sessions viii
also be held at 900 p. m. in the Tab
ernaclc and at $50 p. m. in the stake
llluIi.
the city wards iii the evening. All
members OF the stake are invited to at
tend.
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greatest force for the uplifting Of
mankind at present in the country
and they were declared to have suf-
fe:od outrageous iniustices at tho hands
of the courts and government officials.
The Standard Oil trust, he declared.
OWNS 41000,000 barrels of oil from the
stone to the lamp of the 47,000,000 bar
relS produced each year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-21

Headaches and Neuralgia from Colds
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the
worldwide Cold and Grip remedy re-
moves cause. Call for full name Look
for signature e, W. GROVES. &c.
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ROCK EFEI,LER IN. COURT,

The trial Of the trust in which Rookie
fcller was brought to the bar of jus
tice as q witness was outlined. 1t was
narrated how he had declared he did
mot remember matters of Importance.
stating that the company books were in
Cleveland, and how these books, after
an order citing them into court had
been issued, We're destroyed and burned
to the total of 20 boxes. This was fol-
lowed by a charge of contempt of court.
and then Mr. Monnett declared the
aStandard Oil company had succeeded
in electing two members of the SUI
rrrlnc court, which made 1t stand three
for the trust and three against, Il COM
bination in the face of which all prose-
cution was hopeless.
IN concluding Mr. Monnett eulogized
MI Bryan Today Mr.. Monnett makes
a tour Of Tooele county accompanied
by H. c. Lund OF tie Democratic
executive committee. Tomorrow he will
leave for the east.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22
GooeS9Iodeu.

Qm Gienitaa morgen lit nah lang
erem 2eibeu, an BET 5irit Greet, I'M
0vim Ieiues S4DieeeIubneS @uitou
Sell, @briitinn 5luetih ien., i'm Ilter
uDn u Sabren, 10 Munnten uno 20
Sasen CUR euieen &ube etneegan.
gen. gr mar in aant0n Seuis,
Shmei5 %seboren, fam i'm Sabre 1857
nit leiuem iiugeren Bruoer NidU'
laus nab Imerita, oirett uah 0er'
mann, uno trat bal0 oarauT nit 5rt.
MarsaretSa Je'ig in Den @6etauo.
g. sug nit ieingr luneen 5rau in Ger
gt1be uou Snta8 aufs Gano, uno ha'
ben DieietHen aQe Die NtItielietetten
Durhtohet netten ben erlten Nniieo.
Tern auf iuusfrauliheu 8ooen our1'
eausia 81 thell puroeu. Die Gbe
puroe 9ele9uet nit 4 Slneern, y
S6bne uno | GoAter, namtth: Sobu.
auoreas uno 9brifian 5luet'h, upo
frau @mtlie beil. 2ie Niutter Itarb
Dor suei Sabren. NIs bic @irren
oes 8lrsertrteses ausbrauAen oiente
er in Der bDme @uaro, oann in BET
Mtilij, uno iblieBlih l 51br i'm IL.
NO. SOluntdr Snft'p Rsaiment.
oerr 5luetih mar elm ihli4ter, br''
per Mnnn, pendtet uno leebrt uor
alien bic i'm peri6nlih fanntsn.
Selue 9eidhe muroe uOraeitern nnt
5uis8 uberiubrt uno Oa I'M eunn9l.
Srieobofe beeroiat. Saitur 8u0n uOn
Stougbil lettetc Den Srauer9Ottes'
oienit am @rabe
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2l1enloir.

8rethen Atice 8abn. 1ofter uon
benz ueritOrbenen Bill aubn uno
Ntarp, aeb. 8rdttlp, puroe sebOren
IN 6ermann an 10. SUM 1887 urb
itnrb GienItaq ben II. Wai 1908.
Dtoraers 4 ubr. Gte Seritorbene
mar Ih0n ala aino ihmdhlih, un0
naA labrelansem 3ranteln itnnOeu
Die muoen 2ebeusraoer title uno tie
aiu9, i'm Der 10 tlrstih ueranee9ans
9eneu Sdpeiter 8eieuihaft gu lei,
ten.
@rethen funr itets ireunoti6, it'll
uno er9ebeu uno uon leber iiber ibre
3ahre binaua u%eritdn0i9. Muttcr
unO 8eihniiter neroeu lie nod oft
uermiiieu; beam e8 bleibt mnbr. oaB
bic, ueldle Der meiiten 4fleae uuo
Auimertinmteit be0urien, nit unie:
ren 6ersen am 5nuiaiten ue,uafI.
len.
Die 8eritorbene mar Witetteo oer
NtetbObiiten Sonntnaihule. Der 8es
becca 2O9e uno be8 Seianaoereires,
NORM lie erUBes Sntereie beruies.
Gle 0interbtieberen, Wtutter, orei
SriOer unb orei Shmetern, ionie
anOere &eruan6te uno uieIe Sre unoe
beweinen ben Serluit; OOcA mas IN,
ier Serluit, lit iiflerliA ibr 8eluinu,
9ie 8eerabniBfeitr unter Der Set
tune BON Reu. Nieoerbutb i'm Sereiu
nit Der Re6ecta 2uae iano itatt uur
Srauerbaie am GOnneitaa ben IA
Mai 3ahmittnss 8 llbr. 9ie 9ei'
9enreoe aui Dem 5rieobofe ruor lbe,
Die 8orte i'm &ropbeten Seremtas
1853 ,Sbre sOnne 1T untersesan9en
ba es nUA bober Sag mar
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Cine Spputbef auf Der Sarm uno
cine Reibe BON S6utbi9eiuen, tpeld)e
gu elmer Belt fauie perben, no man
ourd]aus nift in Der Gage lit, oieiel'
ben gu be5ableu, tpmnten oft ais @e'
iotge BON 8rantbeit uno 9ruBen &ed'
nungen fir dratlihe SebanbIuna.
@arum nidJt ourdJ ben @e6raudD BON
5prni's Nlpentrdllter Stutbeleber
SIRE 9etbeu uerbinoern uno turiren
uuO iumit GOttor Red)nungeu eripa-
rem?
6err 8. 9. &arfer, Dep, Gar gul
%lectur, 9ps Nn9eles, Gal, Idreibt:
SD nabe stpei 6lai6en Npentrau.
ter fir einen bartnddiaen Sal oDr
llnueroauli9teit uub Ma9enbeI6wel
ben sebrnudt, uro oaS &eiultat ii
piel giuitt9er, ais tdJ ertuartet, uoel
letbit 9ebuiit bate. Sin @BlDffel nit
Elm peui9 @aiier, cine Stunoe pOl
benz 5riibitif bat iid eripI9reidI 9e'
ssigt, tpO 100000. fur 9terste unt
ueridJiebene MebiSineu auSge9e6en
nidIts ausridten fUunten. SIR oant'
barer."
SDrui's NlpeutrGuter &lutbeleber,
bas ate, superldiiioe Mittel, oebt az
Die @ursel oeS' llebeis. @r reinipi
oas 8tut, trGftiat ben Mc9en mn
sibt Der geifrpdhten aDnititutiou
meme 9ebeustraIt. @r bat cine ipe5i'
fiid)e @irtuns auf oet @a8eu, bic
9eber uub Nieren.
9iidt BON N~putbefern uerfauit ions
bern brett all oas Tublitual. Be-
gen bes gtaberen idreibe man an Or.
Yeter 5nbrnep q Sons &c., ll2
LIS. So. Supne Gue Chicago,
81.
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Oregon itebt i'm 8elriif, elm be-
mertenSmertbes ipsicllplitiihes 81.
pertinent ueriufen 81 taDlIen. 9ieier
Staat lit in manber 8cSiebln9 il
cine llrt Initralien, 81 ~alerhano
iurihrittlid)en Gerilden bereit, bat
er opf AUDI Snitiatiue unb Geieren'
bum ein9efibrt, g(uf @runo Der bel
ben uirh nun cine Steuerirnge CUR
s9lbitimmune sebradt rreroen, bic aui
Der 9beprie oeS Senrp George fuBt.
am 1. SUM- iua burt namlid iiber eis
men Seriaffunss . 3uiab abaeitimmt
peroen, Der ale 8ubnbauier. Sdeu.
men, Sduppen, Neben9ebdube uno
3ubeb6r; ale Ma1dinerie unb Sc.
bdube, Die ausi1lieBlid fiir 5ubrifas
tiprs5pede benubt iueroen; ale
Obittdume, 8einit6fe. StrGuder
unb ionit ireenb tpeIde 8erbeiierun.
gen auf 6armen; lebenbes 8ieb,
Sausseratbe, unb a es @ertSeug Der
9lrbeiter BON ber Seiteuerune aus
ninmt.
Slieb atiu nur nod bas 2anb, Bar.
aelo, attten unb berelei9en 8ertbe
sur Seiteueruns ibrig. 5iderlif
iputen 90 Ssnrg @eures Idle Sbeen-
anb bod meinte neulih bias Catholic
@orlb MiasaSine in Der 8eiured)ung
DER rpn Nrtbur 4reuB berauseebe,
uen Sfriit iiber Fundamental Fall
Icy OF Socialism. bas Bud lei ni6t
attreI, uno Die 5beurien beS 6eurp
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Nls Die fllbnniifen Nadtreiter lid
mauii9 mafJteu, Die &~lunta9er ans
;Hroeten uno frieblide Burger be-
l1itieten, I6ifte mat ibuen einen
She'll unierer SunbeSarmee aui ben
9alS un0 Der Republit wuroe bic
6abieteit, iiber Die Siderbeit ibrer
Siirger gu wafen, a%beeiprpdJen. Zen
aentudyer gia6treitern ge9euiiber lit.
man uadiihtieer, idreibt bic benz
SAauplab Der llntbaten nGber Iteben'
De Ginc, 6reie &reiie. Sic baben
ntunatlnna uupeit6rt treiben birien,
mas in auba als cine @eiabr fiir ben
DifentIiteu 5rieoeu ipfDrt untsroriidt
wuroe. Sebt babeu lie ben Srie9
gegen cine itit6IidJe Seu6lferun9 AUDI
nad) Sbi0 nno Snoiana 9etraaen, mo
nod tntmer ouloet man lie. &uba
mar Elm POM Slrgertrte9 neroprbe'
mes 2anO. 8entufp beaniprud)t Iitr
iid Elm ~oeoronetes 8eAtsweien, uno
Die Ser. Staaten' beoniprllden es,
GrOBOem oulOet man eineu 3uItano
Der 2lnord3ie BET in 8llba blutis uns
terbriidt uuroeu ndre, iuenn Die bors
tigen N}aHtreiter iidJ nid)t unterWpr-
fen bdtteu, GS lit iunbegbar, mie
&edltsbegriiie iid inter benz @iniluf
bes &limas 6eridliebeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

&rpi. gruit Su0oemeper, melter
mebrere Sabre in lobeuswertber @ei-
ie in Sermon, Mo. ais 9irigent oe&
0armonie @eiaugsuereins unb Or.
dJeiter8 tbdtie mar, bat ii9 Dier ntea
bereelaieu. Rrpf. 8uobenteper II
Elm ebentnliger SAIler beS tGutQli.
den Gpnierpaturiums Der @tui'f il
Berlin unO bat bic belten @mpfebs
lun9en als Mpiitlebrer, Girioeut unb
@tarpiimmer. M6ge eS inn geliua
gen, lpbueube 8eihaftiguue in un-
ierer Mtitte in Ieiuem 5acbe 81 fnben.
g8tr MAIDEN auf Die Nusetee an ans
berer STEELE aufnerflam
lluiUu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

3m SsPrlff niPber aui Den Jradt'
sag su itelaeu auf prid1em er upr
Ella 8ameruo aie bitu6e 8INagtere
bis nod @~aatpauoe aeiahrtn uno no
lie trus oeS SsrbotS Der 3uslcute
neitcr Iahreu uOlter, muroe am
Mu,pCb mUrsen 6teO &almer,
"a Sabce alt. oon Btttsburg,
Isnn DOE einen uorbeilalienoen
HaHaelersuae eridBt uao auesn.
tliflih letOotet. GIe jan1en Ndns
uer rparen nrbeitslOS uuo maren cui
Den &eo nah 8unias UNI in Der 92ei.
sene,nte SeidaftiRunl gu fnosn.
6rieoeuSrihter Weniel hiett cine
9eldsenihau nb bet 'Ds'her 6le Surp
Elm Den lllJdanSeu eniNpcehenoen
8auriprud) nb9ab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

0err SuIius Barrels lit Elm Wtanu
uadl unierem Sersen. gr bradlte
a~eitern nift nur cine .8unse 6ubre
GRuaaren fir Die aouierenSteute,
iOnoern Oebnte led pradttitss
gbriiteutbum audi hf oen 9rudtr
aus, unb abOnnirte auf oas 8Olta
blatt, Belten 9aut!