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The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27
SENATORIAL CONTEST.
John P. Logan Writes That Indications Are Favorable to Him in
 Scott County.


 Hon. John P. Logan of Grannis, who is a candidate before the Democratic primary election to be held on March 25, for the office of state senator of this senatorial district, composed of Polk and Scott counties, is spending a few days in Scott county looking after the interests of his candidacy.
 A letter received by The Star Friday morning from Mr, Logan has the following to say regard ing the senatorial situation ir that county:
 "Waldron, Feb. 20, 1908.
 ITO The Star:-I came over for trip through part of this county and I find everything ir fine condition for me. All the folks here are at sea as to who they will put out as a candidate, Sanford was selected by the com mittee and he ran few days, but finding the sentiment crystalizing so rapidly he has withdrawn From present indications. unless they get together pretty fast ano quick, l will carry this county, There is talk of Robinson, but nothing definite, Will return home Sunday. Yours,
 John P. Logan"
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27
JEFF DAVIS GOES
 AFTER RHOTON NOW
The Senator Says the Prosecutor ''Lies Like Dog" and Makes Other Interesting Charges
 Is It Dog Ea! Dog?

Special to The Star.
 Little Rock, Feb. 2l.--A mes- sage arrived from Hot Springs today to the effect that United States Senato Jeff Davis has re- newed his virulent attacks upon Prosecuting Attorney Lewis Rho- ton of the Little Rock district.
 Senator Davis had just seen the statement issued by Rhoton at Washington on the day that Davis opened the campaign in favor of Kirby, and he now characterizss Rhoton's statements as lies pure and simple. with no semblance of truth. He said:
 II never promised to pardon Cook or Cox, and tried uusuccess fully to get Rhoton to indict both of them. When Rhoton says l agreed 10 pardon them he lies like dog and he knows it. l never tried to get him to indict Bob Rogers.
 II will meet him at Argenta March 24, if he desires to face the people with these charges. ] charge that he has accepted money from baudy houses and gamblers, and has been derelic, in his duty"
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27
IRON MOUNTAIN PAYDAY PUT OFF
Not Known When the Money Wagon
 Will Roll In.

Little Rock, Feb. 19.-For the first time known to railroad men the Iron Mountain payday has been postponed indefinitely. Inas- much as about $l75,000 is paid out to Little Rock aud Argenta Employees of the road, the post ponement of payday cannot but be heavily felt here.
 The regular monthly bulletin Announcing payday for the 18th ilst., was posted several days ago, but yesterday it was taken down and substitute bulletin posted making kaown the fact that the pay car will arrive at a date to be named later.
 Shopmen and terminal em. ployees are taken completely aback by the announcement, and are at loss to account for the action. Even the 10th was day later than usual, but the news that pay day will fall on an in- detinite date came as great surprise. The general feeling, however, is not one of alarm among the men. It is said that the employees at Sedalia and Poplar Bluff, Mo-, are as much 1T The dark as local men.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27
BOY TKAMPS UNDER TRAIN.
One Killed and Another Seriously In
 iured at Texarkana.

Texarkana, Feb. 19.-Harry Harris and w. I. Holden, both young men of Shreveport, were the victims of an accident in the lccal Kansas City Southern yards yesterday, the former being killed outright; and the latter painfully but not dangerously, injured The two boys were beating their way from Shreveport to Kansas City in a box car loaded with lumber. The car was being switched here when it was jammed against some other cars and the lumber caught the boy passengers against the end of the car, with the result noted.
 The coroner held an investiga- ton and made findings in accord ance with the foregoing.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27
DAVIS SPEAKS
 AT FAYETTEVILLE
Court Room Where Speech Was De- livered Was We'll Filled Audience Received the Senator's
 Speech Quietly.

Fayetteville, Feb. 19.-Senator Jeff Davis delivered the second speech of his campaign in the interest of w. F. Kirby's candi- dacy tor governor Tn this city this afternoon. The court room where the speech was made was well filled, the audience being largely made up of town people. Senator Davis spoke for two hours, cover ing practically the same ground that he covered in his opening speech at Ozark. There was not a new feature in his speech. The crowd received the impassioned speech ot the senator very quietly.
 Senator Davis reached Spring dale too late last night to keep bis appointment there. A late train threatened to make him also miss his appointment here, but he drove from Springdale, arriv- ing just in time to speak at the appointed hour. He drove back immediately to Springdale, where he spoke this afternoon. To- night he speaks at Rogers, to morrow he will speak at Green Forest in the forenoon, Berryville in the afternoon and Eureka Springs at night. K. w. McFar- lane vas also in Fayetteville to- day and spoke this afternoon at the court house. He did not de- part from his regular speech to any extent except to declare that the race for governor was between him and Kirby, rather than Donaghey and Kirby, as Davls declared. Mir. McFarlane has not announced any schedule for the remainder of this week.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27
@ @ @ CURES
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The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27
MENA'S BUILDINGS
 SOON NUMBERED
Initial Numbers Begin at Magnolia Avenue and at First Street for Original Townsite Delayed
 by Cold.

Work of numbering the resi- dences and business houses oi Mena, under tEe supervision oi E. R. Bryant and J. D. Baker, i: now under way and the indica tions are tbat 1t will be only 2 short time until every house 1T the city will be properly mum bered.
 Something over two thousand figures have been disposed of ane these figures, three to four to tht house number, will be sufficient for about six hundred buildings
 The numbering was begun or Mena street Tuesday, The Star office building being among the first numb cred. The cold weath. CT has caused some delay in the work.
 Some question may have arisen in the minds of some of the citi. gems as to whether the work was being systematically done. For that reason the following ex. planation of the system in use IS given.
 All numbering starts from the intersecting point of Magnolia avenue and First street, which is the northeast corner of the origi- nal townsite, the first block talk ing the numbers from 100 to 199, the second from 200 to 2}9, or so many figures as may be necessary out of each hundred, according to the number of feet in said block.
 Starting at place of beginning, all odd numbers are on the right hand side of the street and even numbers on the left hand side.
 Each fifty feet in the residence portion of the city takes a num- Der and each twenty-five feet in tho business portion. Extensions of streets or avenues from the original townsite into the ad- ditions are followed cousecutively from the last block number in the original townsite and the streets aud avenues having their origin in a given addition to the city are numbered from the point of said street or avenue nearest the polu, of beginning and the numbers made to correspond as nearly as possible with those on the block lying opposite.
 This system is in accordance with that used iu other cities. While there are no laws laid down as to how towns or cities shall be numbered, there being no two cities exactly alike, an iron clad rule would be hard to fk4lI4~,
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27
HIRED A MAN-LOST DAUGHTER The End of An Effort of a Boart Camr
 Farmer to Get Help.

MT. and Mrs. Thomas Gillham came in from Board Camp Friday and left on the afternoon train for Sayre, Ok. The young couple were married a couple of days ago at tte home of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. Jerry Bain, at Board Camp.
 MT. Gillham has been employed for the past month on the Bain farm.
 Jerry brought the young folks in Friday and jokingly remarked that this was his first experience in hiring man to court his daug ghter.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27
It will pay all the farmers of

It will pay all the farmers of this section and adjoining coun- ties to transact their business through the First National Bank of Mena, and get acquainted with them and iet them get acquainted with you. This bank offers ac- commodations to farmers that but few banks in the South art able to do.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27
Baby

Should be sunshine in the house, and will be fl you give 1t Whites Cream vermifuge. the best medicine offered to suffering humanity. This remedy is becoming the permanent fixture of all households. A mother win children can't get along without bottle "s whites Cream vermifuge in the house for sale by Jackson Drug Co
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27

The First National Bank of Mena announces that 1t is pre- pared to make loans to the farm CTS payable Nov. IS, enabling them to make their crops on a cash basis, which has been the custom of this bank for many years.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27
For Rheumatic Sufferers.

The quick relief from pain afforded by ap- plying chamberlain's PaIn Balm makes 1t a favorlte with sufferers from rheumatism scIatica, lame back, lumbago, and deep seated and muscular pains For sale by Jackson Drug Co, and all druggists.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27
NEW MAN ON CHARITIES BOARD,
Pindall Appoints E. C. Parsons to
 Succeed I. J. Williamson.

Special to The Star.
 Li .tle Rock, Feb. 21.-Thos. J. Williamson, member of the state charities board from lizard county. resigned today. Governor Pindall appointed E. c. Parsons of the same county to succeed Williamson.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27

THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA, GA.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21


-pappb b o u0m Der Ras'
feubaH In @eber's SnGle mar iiber,
aus Sablreih beiutt uno bic 5lafs
String 8aub BON 9ittle Berger ipiel'
tie sefdliee Betten.
Senrp shulte BON nnbe StDnr
Siu unc Subn Sabu BON smiss
tuaren Sonntaa bter BEL Rubs Sabn
su Beiuh.
- Bir madten lebte 0n1e be.
iuHe In Srafe unb aebraut Der @ait.
freunbidaft Der 5amilien Casper
Shneiber. Gbas. 3oeotmaun, unb
Snoee Deppe. Der Subee unb feline
Satin tno leioer nit &beumatis.
mus bebaftet. Sbabe NeiGer baut
cine 8erfadtte. un6 audi elm 0auf,
haus auf ieiner Sarm. Bm. Ghauf,
Der Wauer, mar uie INNER luHia
uno outer 3inse unb @eiHGftlid aeht
eS thm aud gut. @m. Sholanb
uno 5reb aOrf Sum-, ~erfreuen if
eb~ensfaIs gutter @eiuubbeit. gaft
aber not feait trafen mir uniere alten
5reunbe 90. Biutmann unb E. unb
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21
Geo. A. Ruediger,

Der ~19siabriae Sam Oetterer Der
bel ieinem Batter Gbrtit. Oetterer an
Der 5trIt Greet fem oeim bat, mar
lesten 0ounerfna in @~asconaoe, uno
on er mubte oaB ieiu Batter nit benz
5ubrmerf in Sermann mar, beiflos
ct mt BEN @iienbabn3uoe BON Gas.
cOnaoe nad 6ermann gu fabren uno
nit benz Suter per Baeen Seim su.
9eben. ga Der iunse Mann in lei.
mem 9eben ME nuf elmer @iIrnbabn
aefabren, bate Der @eoanfe etpa8
10 uerlOdeuoes oaB er i'm ~nussufut,
rem beidluB. Its Der 3ua Iid Oteier
Stabt nnberte unb Der 8Drter ,6er,
manu-" rief, erbob Der iunee Oeterer
ltdl bonn Siee un6 CUR Sbir binaus
etleno iprans &c nou Dem immer
nod raid tabrenoen 3uae, unO tam
sum Sale bel melhem Ell l6ltmme
&OpfoerleBunaeu uno ben Serluit
mebrere 3dbne erlttt. @r uurbe
bier ourh Or. Beifel benz Babn.
@%birureeu, %oerbunoen, uno betmbe,
fDr0ert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

5enrp Sranoborit oeiien Gbleber
mir lee.e @ube erwabntep. iiarb an
II 5ebruar in ieiner BDbnuue 81
BODuam inn 9llter BON 81 Sabren.
Or fam ais ssidbrteer Saneg mil
ieinen @ltern BON 9eutiblauo bier
an, uno iieoetoe Die 5nmilie iid an
In Oer Ndbe mo- Serr Branoborii
ftarb. SIN 1871 ebelihe er SRI. 2ena
Borliid unb maroe Sieie @be nit II
ainbern ~eeiesnet bic ale nod am
9eben limb. Or binterlaBt auBer
ieiuer unmittelbaren Jamilie ieinen
8ruber gbas. 8ranbborfi unb feline
Ghweiter 5rau Rar9 Bolt unb elm.
eroBen 5reunoe8 /. uno Betannten-
frets. Or mar Rttslieb Der Wetbo,
bitten @emetn6e, In 5ffentlid9en GIN.
selesenbeiten elm einfuBreiter 8hr'
ger, unb ieiner 5amilie elm iOreia &.
er @atte uno Batter. @r betleioete
boz mebreren Sabren oaS County.
g0Ietteramt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

Der Sertaufspreis fir ben i'm
3natbauie 81 SefferiUn Gitp beree.
fteaten Bei5enbinbfabeu, Der in Som.
turren5 gum "8in6faben : Gruit"
oom Staate auf benz Martt sebradt
tuirb, tunrbe bel elmer Beratbnns
5iuiiHen 8arben Ntatt %. Sau unb
ben 8u9tbausinipetturen ~feitseiest.
gr ipa fir bic @rnte BON 1908 iif)
auf St Gents bel 8eiteuunsen BON
miubeftens 1000 8funb unb aif 50
Gents BEL tleineren 8~efteaunsen be.
laufen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21
''The place Where You'II be Suited

Der Ban matanal uno Der 8all
neler Shlahti6iife fbnnen uorten,
bic alten SolOateu t6nnen'8 nidt.
SD %perlange, @ereAtt9teit fir bic
Wtdnner, bic binter ben &anpnen
Itarben." 90 ipra9 s. 81. Sber.
rpOoo I'M Observation-Disclosures bes
Gpn9reies. St bat cine Dollar a
Day Pension Bill" eineebradt fiji,
ale Seterauen, bic Is Mpnate
I'M DENT waren, %einer(et, pel9e &
ibr @eiuuobeitssuitano 1T. @s If
teineswe9s untuabriheinlih, baB
bic Sorlage ansenommen perOer
tuirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

Sn Der 5aae oer bieiaen ord. sbuIe fnbet am swei unb spansiaheu
oteies Nonats Sebrer geriammIuus bes n5roliden Diartts un @aseona.
be gountp futt. Gue sebrer oes 9iHrHts fnb eebeteu aumeeuo gu ieu.
2ebrer auBerbalb bes Dihrittes unb 5reunoe bs SbulpeIens fo
reunoidbt eineeaben beisutpobnen.
Die Gbenofsune fnbet in Der Concert Saqe aatt bel welder @eeaen-
belt Brof %. u. URurtu BON Der Cape @iraroeau pRormal Sdule cine
Reoe aber r9be Rubic S6oofs anb Erpperts1 balten uib.
@intritt, Samhas Gbenb. @rmabiene 20 cite. 8inber 10 cts.
Brogramm:
SATURDAY, $3.50 A.. M.
Prayer. Rev. Niederhuth
Song, The Star Spangled Banper' -. Audience
lOpemng Aoures q. Spohrer.
Response Boehm
Paper, The Relation OF Order. to Good School Work, -. +. Englaee.
raper,. Mundwiner
Vocal Solo Miss Sarilda Ochsner
SATURDAY, 1890 P. NJ.
prayer. : Suedmeyer
Song my Country Ts of Thee Audience
Paper, What Shell Be Done with the Boys a: Recess ...,....I. Brink
Paper, The Teachers and Pupils Work Defined by 49,. Miss Sohus
Faper' Speiis and Spelling q. Egley.
Instrumental Duet. :. .. !. Myrtle & Clearance Walker
Paper, Comparative Value OF Analysis and Diagramming 81 Miss Hall
Paper, Some Stumbling Blocksi in Teaching Arithmetic. Miss Kimmel
SATURDAY, P. M.
Music; :. Juvenile Orchestra
Eocal ooIo. 49,. Miss Kimmel|
Essay, George Washington -. !. ............ Phil. Rick
instrumental Duet ...,..... ....... Misses Brockhausen and Book
Lecture Public Schools andProsperity'' Prot. Martin, Cape Girardeau
music -: Juvenile Orchestra
Recitation, Bobby Shaho, ............... Miss Baumg aertner
Vocal Duets.... Misses L. and S. Ochsner
Tableau.
Music. -. Empire, Orchestra
MRS. WILD, Chairman. A. C. BoEyJrenac
Reserved Seats 25c at Walker Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

liner Bettermader uiI In ben
testen paar Gaaen ear niat parirenl
Yalo marin. balb talt; balb troGeu.
balb feudt; &eeen unb S1nee unb
Shnee uno &eaen unb oaau audi ct.
mas @latteis - mirtlid bic buntefe
aber ieinesuees ansenebme abns1s
lunsl Der Monb mar ebeu am MtDn-
tag tuieoer mai uOq unb bic Raf'
ruebcn bauern INNER Elm paar
9aee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

Iu6 Der @urm triimmt iidb, wenr
er 9etreten mirb. Sn 9tacun lit bic
Ter Gage elm @ei9morener a~ufeeltan-
ben unb bat ben &idIer eeira9t, oh
eS tein Utittel sebe, einen Nntualt 81
binoern, burb unpeientlihe 5rageu
bic &erbauolunsen ungebibrltd in
Die 9dnse gu sieben unb oamit ben
@eiatuUrenen eetuiiermaBen ibre
fotbare 3eit 81 iteblen. Der Ridter
tonnte benz @ef4worenen nift belfen
aber - Der Nnpalt nerlpr ieinen
BroseS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

s. Sieber 5amilien benen eS auen
gut aeht uno bem2eben 5reu6e abges
pinren. Bir beiuhten ~ebensfaqs
bic Stule bes 2ebrer8 GbeO. Stuet.
fh uno es mar Elm uabreB 8erenii.
gen sn ieben uie eifria bic Sfaler
ibre Shularbeiteu uerrlhteten. Sch.
rer 5luetih 1T in tieiner Yerufe lebr
erfplareth. ysir uaren aud BET
@rrBmutter A~tittenbori, iie 1T tros
ibres Utter nod eeiunb uno rlitia.
Grau GbeObor Nittenbprf III nit elm.
EN- ialimmen 6uiteu aeplast.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21
Simmer fdr SeSud1 bereit

Seoermann lit wiqtommen penu
mir gut aufaeleat iinb, aber 10 fiblen
mir nur tueun uulere 8erbauunes
prsane ibre Grbeit gut nerrihten.
Or. Sings Mew 4ife Bins requiem
bic 8Orednse in unieren Waseu, Sc.
Der uno @inaeweioen 10 uLaitdnbie
oaB MIR niGt anoers ais aut fiblen
f6nnen ruenn mir bic Billen eebrauf'
en-. % Gents tn 8alter Bros. glpo
tbete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21
RepubIifaniite County dOnDm.
ton.

Die am Ieeten Snmita9 su 9rate
; abaebaltene Republitaniide Gountp
@onoeution mar Sahlreid beiu6t ub.
aieit Die Geleanten BON Bruib Greef
uro 8arbOis Gomnibip iebiten 90
Der SurbotsauB uesen bobem 8ai.
lerttano unpaiirbar mar. q. u.
Sreuer mar 8OriiBer uuo SEQ.
&raettlg Setretdr Der Convention.
Seteeaten muroen erpabtt pie
foigt:
RoARK. R. A.. Breuer, Geo.
Kraettly, w. ]. Ellis, Nv. Grass,
Chas German, VIM. Poeschel,
Louis Ochsner, Theo. Dilthey,
Rich Loehuig, Theo. Graf, Rich
Poeschel, ] Sauer. Fritz Ochsner
Conrad Ruediger, John Meyer Ed.
Proett and Otto Gawer.
RIcHLAND TWP. Henry Schmitt-
ger, Geo Oyschesky, Otto Kloss 5
ner, Frank Oncken, Henry Beige
mann, Hy Hoelmer, Conrad Rabe-
hau, Geo Weber, Fritz Haune,
and Nm Reinholz,
BoULwARE TWP. Simon Boe-
ger, D. F Stoenner, Ed Meyer,
Christ Kempel, Hy Obsrg, Louis
Witte, Ed Schneider, Louis Strunk
and VIM Brinkmann.
BoEUFF TWP. ay Windhorst,
Aug Wittie, Rob- Deppe, Louis
Langenberg, VIM Racherbaumer,
Ed Whitman, G B Klein, r SUIT
ter, E Alberswerth and A E
Maupin.
CANAAN Fwp. 6 ] Baur, Hy
Brinkmann, VIM Luetkenhoelder.
ay Langenberg and Gust Rohl
fing, f G Henneke, Fred Hoeller,
Baxter, S L Cantley, VIM
Morris, He Sassmann, and w
Hensley.
THIRD CREEK TWP. Aug Koch
Ferd Schweer, Geo Strehlman and
VIM Kraftzeck.
CLAY TWP. H P Skouby, ] NJ
Campbel, DR.. J D Seba, w F.
Phelps, Aug Neese, VIM Drewell,
Alex Never, Fred Pletz, Peter
Dittmanu, DR.. Alonzo Tubbs and
Hy StTack-
BUR am 81. 5ebruar in ct. Souls
absuhaltenten StnatS . guuuentiou:
q 3 8uidman, 8m 9remea, SO
5eba, @b Glbertsuertb, 4ueuT
Woeaer, Sreo Sanne. uno George
Sir bic am Is. 5ebruor in ct.
CHARLES a~beebaltene &~onsrefiiOnal
Contention bebufs @rmdbluns uun
2 Seteeaten CUR National Contention
in @bieaau: 81. u. 8reuer, s. M.
Us. s. Senilep, 9ouis
aanaenbere Geo. &raettlp, Srant
Onden, uno Epco. @raf.
Gs uuroe feruer cine Reiolution
aneenommen in nelfer bic Nattonat.
l
bes Srdfioenten 8ooiepelt
inoDHert unb bic gerualtune Der
republitaniihen Staatsbeamten gut.
3ebeiBen unb empfOblen ruirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

= j.. t1et the dealer sell you a substitute.
Ahat he says Is lust as good"
The GREAT WESTERN will cos you just
Vlittle more than ans other. but for every
n Nllar extra that IL costs. you will get 300
Aibre in value. The difference in cost win
be more than made up In repairs alone, In a
short time. Besides this. you win always
have q machine that will be ready for busi-
ness, II won't be laid up for repairs Just
at the time that you want to use it..
The Man who Offers you a machine with
pine pole and frame is doing ii for q pur-
pose. What is the %reuson? It is not be-
cause he thinks pine better than oak.
He may tell youit's as good ut o know
different. Then IL must be that he buys 1t
for less and expects to make q bigger profit
Why are some spreaders made with pine
pole and pine frame instead OF oakp-"Be-
cause pine is cheaper" WHY are they
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21
asrmauu. no.. sr.itas Sen / uoDember
9ffisieuer Wesweiie r.
Seainte.
@eriebts 'Lcrmine.

SouRtp.Gourt. RsgelWdbtge ztrmiut begun.
men an A. @lontag Der Wionnts jtbrnar. IiaI
NngnIt mo 9inOenber, Eteuerausglsth D.
hbr6e ain /. Wtontag i'm Npril.
)2trtHtts 6 on 1T. R~egeImdBtQe EtrmlHe be.
Stuner am 2, Wlontae oer Dton1tt 9aHnar. Wai
un6 September.
BrDbates@purt. RegeIadB,et Termm. B.
9iNHen am 4. Wontag Der Monote Siebruar
1at, Auguit uHb gipDGmbsr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

made with cast iron fifth wheel instead of
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they made with narrow front axlel Costs
less WHY are they made light in weighty
Because every pound OF weight that goes
into o spreader adds to the cost" WHY
does q light machine pull harder with a
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working part"
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

5npf @ouperneurs. @anotoateu ia.
ben ole Demotraten Mliouri's i4on
beim Staatsiefretar uu9emeloet,
ndmlih Gonber BAH, Stnpel,
&rOm uub Sort, Gie &epublifaner
nur einen, oaotep; nber wieet Elm
babies 9useno Guoerer auf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

& b | e gu uertaue n.
SDeben erbalten tlr 6amtlienee-
brauh Stump Rubten. So. so per
9Dane.
9ermann 5errg & Badet 90.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

@OntOs BON 8nufleuten, Ssartnern, 8eieu.
idaften. Gurp0rah0neu un0 Briuntleuten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21
g ssranset 1907

Se3ahlt 8rusent 8inien auf 8eit 8epuFten.
3 Brosent 3inien nui Spareinlaaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

urS @reoitbrieie mad alien gbeileu Der @elt
ausaefeut.