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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-24
GemeinnHbiees
GiIsst Der Stnmcrpflau5eu i'm
@inter.

Die i'm 3immer aebaltcnen Gopf.
pilan5en OIrfen mdbreno oes 8inters
nidlt aIl5u reid)Iid tegoiieu neroen
oa oaSfeIbe i6G6lit fir lie lit. %.
ge9en lit iiberaus 5u empicbleu elm
oftmnliges lbipribeu nlo 2lbpaifen.
Die SopfpflanSen e.oen bel ser tro.
feilen mdrmen 3immerluft oft gang
betrddtlid ut6 oa tbut ibnen elm
Spriben un0 IbtpoShen cute 0iatIte,
es erfriidt lie ltu6 man iiebt es ibueu
an, ME mobl lie iih nod Der 9eriib.
ring nit @oiier fiibIeu. aut Statb
uno &au6 leBen linen i'm @inter
iebr 5u. 0nbon merben lie ourf) oas
8oifen e6enfalls g1n5Iid befreit.
0ieie @oblthnt fniIte Den in mar.
men 3immern 9eboltenen 8iIon3en
nenigitcns ieOe @ote einmal geret6t
Ueroen uno nod better lit es, penn
es 5ipeimaI geiheben fam.
8eim SpriBen uno a6paI6en be.
oiene man iid) mr. zines iiberihIage-
men, balblamparmen 8aiiers. Cine
8flan5eniprise, ourf oeren @aiier.
itrahl Die 8GuOe MobeI unD bgl, i'm
Simmer BENEFIT soiicDen, 1T bier ni9t
n%nsuratben. Better lit Elm Jog. Golt.
ipenoer, neil oteier Ias @aiier nidt
10 melt fiibrt uno ioIdes in fetueu
SbeiI6en aIs Gtnubregen BON iif)
gibt. 9lltd nit elmer 9iirite fonn man
lid bebeIfen. Mau ,taudt beIe tns
8aiier, i6Denft oos etna gu uieI auf.
qenommerte aus uno oas nod an ben
@oriten boiteu0c nllf Oie&fIan3e; ooer
man iibpritreid,t oie noiie @iirlte nit
oen 6ingern bercrtig, baB Ons 8aiier
iprisQlo ole 8fIanSe trifft.
9eim 4btpaifen se6tent man itf)
zines melGen @aoeIG pammes. Man
felt babel Die 8fIon3e neben elm @e.
iGB nit @oiier, biear lie iiber Oieies,
lpGiht sic YiIon5e Don unten mad,
oben, ltno mann man oamit fertig lit,
10 bGIt man Die Gflan5e ijber 0as sc.
fGB, oriidt Der pob0emadten
Sdmamm einiqcrnoI iiber lie ans,
hdlt o6er babel Die 8flon3e 10, ooB
Die GrOe i'm Eopfe nidt align nab
miro.
&Grtere &flon5en, Ole in ~ungebeiS.
ten 3iumcrn iteben. iiuo i'm 8inter
ieItener unO mir bel gelinocr 8itte.
RING 81 6eipriten oher abjuruaihen.
glud) fraufen GfIor2en lit ELM BE.
ipriscn unD 4bpo1d,en iebr oianlif,
MIR lit babel oorailr 81 iebcn, onB tie
6alb ipie0er abtrodurn, oenu Elm Ian
ees lSertftbleibcn oeridlimmert ibren
3uItanb in Der IegeI. alid, iino
frunfe lga0 frdntelnoe S%opfpflon5cn
ieIbIt luenn IS Sorten iein iolIten, Die
ionIt nid)t oll8ltoieI 80rlne liebe,t
I'M @inter IN einem gebei5ten Simmer
gu baltenl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-24
Oret 6ei drporene nit elmer fleinsn
Sldi DIE dbambsrldin's Seibpeb,
FhoIprn mn Tim AfaU o17sAi.in

Dret Gel dbrporene nit elmer fleinen
Sldi DIE dhamberldin's Seibpeb,
Cholera un6 Dmafal 2lsSi;in
pom Gbolere morbus eeheilt.
Ser O. W. 5DuIsr StahtDmer,
aln,, ersdblt etne @rfabruna Die err
nnd)te, m1breno er ais @eihwores
ner In einer observation-disclosures in
GounrbSoiae, &reisbnupthaot pom
&reiie @febpurne, Gla. fqurirte. @r
Iaat: r@dbrenb Id bort mar, oB id
ettpaS frifbes unO audl BURT 5leiidI.
oas bel mir Cholera ROrbus in 12br
Shlimmer Sornt uerurindte. Sd
fhbtte ara eleno unb iGidte nad1 Ell.
ner sepifen Gbulern ; Iebtsiu, iatt
oe6en innbte mir Der Apotbeter cine
Sfnihe ghamberlnin'S 9eibpeb, ghos
lern uno Gurhfnus Meotsin nit benz
8emerfen, onB er bns @enanid1te
bate, mir abel in 6oiae Der Grs
probtbeit bieies SeilmittelS, uprs6ae
mir letteres su ihiden, oa CT fiir
befeu unfebtbare 8ur enrantirc. S6
mains cine Dole oauun uno flblte in
fins 3inuten better. Ole ,ruette
2uie bette mid eansti6. 8mei
Mitaei6morene litten in berfelben
@eiie uuo cine finI uno srpansia
Gent 5laibe beilte uns ale bret.
Bum 8ertnuf bel Batter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-24
Der seritrente grufeIipr.

Brofeiior: n@uten Gag, lieber
Sreuuo, es freut mid, mad 70 LANCER
3eit sic einnlal p%ieOer5uieben. @is
gebt'S Sbrer 6rau @emablin9" =
SD bin itnperbeiratbet Serr Erofei.
iorl" - 8rofeiior: Sol SIM. gang
rehtl - &lio mas id iogeu wollte:
Set mann iino sic oenn idon rnner.
beiratbet2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-24
GbamberIain's hufeu 21cbisin
bilft ole Ndtur.

Meoisinen, bic bic Wntur betfen
iinh INNER am pirtSnmiteu. Cham
berluin's Sufteus Meoisin hnnbel
nndl bteiem Blane. sic b1lt ben
Sniten surId, LOT oeu gusmurf uub
bilft bic Rntur, bos Snfiem In einen
aeiunoen 3uitan6 mieberbersulteQen
sic If lber einen grDBen She'll Der
ciuiltirten 8elt ibrer un~idldbbaren
@iaenibnften ueeen beribmt. Gau-
ien6e baben ibren bpben Bert be.
5euQt. Sic pirtt meeen iebe anla'
ae, onB elne @rfdltune in cine Sun,
Genentslnouna iibergebt. Gum Yer'
tnuf BET 8ntter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-24
RmmeriHNbes
@inSermltnb

Gommp: gEift mobr, Bnpa. Die
Srau lit Die before S1Ifte bes Nan.
neS2 N Bapa: 80 iagt maui" =
Iommb: aIlIo, penn Elm Runn
,tucimol heiratbet, oonn lit iiberbultpt
nidts mebr bon ibnl iibrig2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-24
8uter Bath.

9ihterIins: r$err Doctor, finbeE
Gle niht, oaB in oteien meinen De.
bi6ten Dos Eoleut idlummert2 8as
iagen sic 6oau2" - 2alien Sie es
fdlummerrL Iieber Srelin6, laiien
sic i%dlummern!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-24

I'm MaidinentbeiIe, bic ourG
Sbmierol uu6 Stollb flebrtg setuor-
ben iino, al reinieetL eignet Ii6 am
beiten eine So0olauge. gluf 100 &c.
pidtstbeile 8aiier uebme man I'M.
gefdbr 10 Biz Is @efpidtstbeiIe fnii-
itifbe SODA (canTtic tpofb ioba). Die
MiIdun9 loiie man fofer, lege Die
MaidinentbetIe btnein nnb allies Set,
Sel llno anberer Sfmns perben iid
raid obloien. Sc be6arf oann MIR
nod, oos @etoII ab5nipiilen uno gut
gu trodnen. Ole Gauge betpirft, 6aB
Die Settle nit ibr iid gu Seife perbia.
ben tpeIte tin Boiier IosIid lit. I'm
5n perbiiteil oaB S1mieroIe iib an
Den Roidinentbeilen oerb1rten 1T es
notbia elm Drtttel 2eroiin birsu5u-
iiiaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-24
lm @rtnnenmaiier III perbei.

I'm @rfnnennalier 5l oerbei.
fern, peridlafft man iid gut aebrann,
tie, m6gIi6it b~I1tterige SoI5foble, unb
3erfleinert 90 big 80 Quart o%erielben,
io6oB Die ~eiuSelnen Stiife ole @roBe
elmer 8alnuB baben. auBeroem fiiIlt
man elm fIeines Sudden, Oos aus
reht loiem 3euge ber9eIteIlt lit, nit
8 bis 10 Gfunb &odiaIs. Die 8obIfn
iammt Dem SnI5i1dfen le9t man in
einen 8eutel aus loiem 3elige ODER
nod better in elm Res nit fleine,t Ma.
i6en. beidpert oas @an8e nit einellt
Steine uitb I1bt es mitteIit zines bin.
nen SeiIes in bos @aiier bis in bic
R1be bes @runbes. Nab einigen 9n.
gen lit bos 8aiier flnrer utio bon bel.
ierer 8ei6oifenbeit. @s empfiebIt lid,
oieies 8erfabren i'm 2aufe bes Sabres
einige Nol al p%ie0erbolen. Sal5
bralht nur einmal i'm Sabre onge.
nenoet 81 ueroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-24
Ser &aniOficlbclO.

Gbemmn (fleben5); r9Iber, ama.
lie. penn on nm einual NIT mir
lhimpien muBt, 10 fIopie bod rue1ig.
items nidlt gleih5eiH9 Oaa Sota babel
ans! &os iollen lenn Die lSndbarn
oeRfen2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-24
Orr GnSSinn.

Wann; nMorlm tDcinlt on,
Sdas?" 6ralt: %, @eorgl Die
NtGIie iino in Die Speiictommer &c.
!ommen ur0 bobln sen id)oncn 8li0'
Sing o%u'1efreiien. Den ih ielbIt ge'
nto6t bate" - Wtann: agtltn, NUM-
@ein' Oo9 nid)t lin Elm paar tIeine
gt6uie."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-24
Scim 8urt inn

8riulein: 8eroen sic nun euoIt6
aufh6ren nit Sbren 8etbellerungen-
sic limo mir 2uftl" - 8erebrer:
aber gn1oiges 3r0nIetn, sic tpiiien
ia, obne Suit fam man nift Iebenl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-24
Geographic.

grominator: u@eIde 8irtung iibt
bds &lima olli Die gSfimps ous2"-
Stuoeut: Sic fricgen taIte 6iiBe."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-24
i~tnerwartete 8enSuus.

Ridel: y@lIemal, mann / bel
Beib feb, freu / mi. - Sepp: .Ba.
rum oenn?" - RtteI: .@eils bait
nit mems isl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-24
selbhpcrlaa.

o0ieier iumge Mtann muB iebr Der.
mogeno ieiu, Gr 9i6t alIe Sabre et'
men @aro 8eOidte beraus,"
Manchester Democrat., 1908-04-01
Pagel-Pope.

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
W. Pagel was the scene of II very
pretty wedding, Wednesday, the 25,
when their daughter, Miss Minnie
was united in marriage to Mr.. Frank
R. Pope, of Manchester, Iowa, Rev.
Baumbach of Lamont, performed
the ceremony in the presence of
about fifty relatives and friends, at
noon.
The relatives and friends from a
distance were: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
White and family. of Morrison, Ill.
Mrs. Chas. Wheelock and Miss Sad
lie Pope Of Tampeco, Ill Mrs. w. A.
Durey, Mr.. Ernest Durey. and Mr..
aud Mrs Fred Pope, of Manchester,
Iowa, MIR. Jay Bloom and Miss Vada
Bloom Of Oelwein, Iowa.
The bride and groom were attend
ed by Mr.. VIM Pagel and Miss
Emma Specht and each carried a
bunch of bridal roses and carnations
There was also a very fine list of
presents received by the bride and
groom and a very fine reception was
given all afternoon and evening"
Winthrop Review.
Manchester Democrat., 1908-04-01
300 Reword 800

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is atsleast
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in sll iIs stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Caiarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catsrrh. being
constitutional disease, requires con-
stitutional treatment. Hairs Cstarrh
Cure is takeu internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature Id do
ing It's work. The proprieters have go
much faith In Its curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars. for
any case that it fails to cure. Send for
list of testimonials. sff
Address F.J. CHENEY u 3CO.;STo-
ledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton.
Manchester Democrat., 1908-04-01
llidina Hi, Ignorance.

An official Of the department of jus.
tice said in Washington of rumor
brought to him for confirmation by a
reporter:
"Thls rumor springs from Ignorance.
Grass ignorance of the law. am sur
prised that you should have credited 1t.
-"The originator of that rumor is as
plainly ignorant Of the law as GER
tain schoolboy was of French.
"This boys father said to him one
night at dinner:
"'Well, how are you getting on with
your French, my sonY
"'Very we'll. thank you. SIR the lad
replied.
.'The father beamed with pleasure.
"'Ask politely In French for some
peas he said.
"There was an awkward pause.
Then
"'But, father said the boy. Il dom,
want any peas.'
Manchester Democrat., 1908-04-01
KERN FOR VICE PRESIDENT
Hoosier Democrats Stand for Brya
for First Place-state Ticket.

HOOsier Democrats Stand for Bryan
for First Place-State Ticket.
The Indiana Democratic state con-
vention held at indianapolis closed It's
two days session ut 3:45 p. IN.
after naming Il state ticket, adopt-
ing platform and instructing the thir-
ty delegates to the national convention
10 vote for William j. Bryan for presi
dent. John w. Kern, of this city, was
indorsed for the vice presidential non
nation. The convention was enthuss-
astic and the majority of the nomina-
ttons was hotly contested There We're
six candidates for governor, and the
nomination was made on the fifth bal
lot. There were four ballots for lieu
tenant governor. Three of the nomlnu-
tion were made by acclamation. there
being but one candidate for each of
these Offices.
The state ticket nominated was:
Governor, Thomas r. Ma shall, Col,lm.
bia City: lieutenant governor. Frank
J. Hall, Rushville; SECRETARY of state.
james T. NoX. Columbus: auditor OF
state, Marion Bailey. Linton; state
treasurer John Iscnha ger. North Man
chester: attorney general, Walter j.
LOTT. Muncie; supreme court judge, NJ.
p. Larry. Logansport; appellate court
judge, r. W Felt. Greenfield: reporter
of the supreme court. Eurt New. North
Vernon: state statistician. Patrick j.
Kelleher Indianapolis; superintendent
of public instruction, Robert j. Alley,
Bloomington
The platform plank referring to
Bryan says: The man of the honr
Is Americas foremost citizen. William
Jennings Bryan. and we hereby in
dorse him for the presidency of the
United States and instruct our dele.
gates to the national convention to cast
the vote of Indiana for his nomina,
tlon."
The platform as whole is Bryan
document, as the convention was q
Bryan convention. The most trouble.
Manchester Democrat., 1908-04-01
When Actors Play to Actor...

"When he (aenry Irving engaged me
to play Ophelia in 1878 he asked me to
go down to Birmingham to see, the
play, and that night saw what Shall
always consider the perfection Of act.
ing. 1t had been wonderful in 1874; in
1873 it was far more wonderful" !" wrote
Ellen Terry in McClure's. SIT has been
said that when he had the advantage
of my Ophelia his Hamlet improved
don't think so. He was always quite
independent. Of the people with whom
he played The Birmingham night he
knew l was there. He played-I say it
without vanity-for me. We players
are not above that weakness, If it be
weakness. If ever anything, inspires
us to do our best it is the presence in
the audience of some fellowsartist who
must, in the nature of thtngsy know
more completely than any one;What we
intend, what we do, what we feel. The
response from such membeEsof the
audience flies across the footlights to
us like flame. felt it once when 1
played Olivia before Eleanora ,Duse. /
felt that she felt ii once when she play.
ed Marguerite Gautier for me-"
Manchester Democrat., 1908-04-01
NEWS OF THE STATE
Happenings Which Are Of General
interest to All the People
Of Iowa.
MATTERS REPORTED By WIRE
Telegraph News of Events whioh
Have Occurred in the Hawk.
eye State During the
Past Few Days.


Des Moines, Ia.. March 2G.-Efforts
Of the miners to prevent a suspension
of work ut the coal mines of Iowa
April 1. presented in the form Of a
resolution 10 the joint conference Of
miners and operators, were defeated
point blank by the operators.
The miners sgnitied their willing.
ness to continue work at the mines
after April 1, pending negotiations of
wage scale, on condition that the
scale and terms finally agreed upon
by both parties apply from April l..
The operators cmphatically declined
the resolution. insisting that com.
pletc shutdown of the mines is neces-
sary during the period of negotiations
Manchester Democrat., 1908-04-01
The ropsyturvydom of R.lioion.


AT the opening OF King Edward Wis
first parliament he had to repeat after
the lord chancellor an oath which con-
demned in almost brutal words all
things papistical Yet held aloft by
Protestant peer for all Protestants to
reverence was veritabla emblem Of
papal supremacy-a quaint little bon.
net of crimson velvet turned. up with
ermine. This is the cap of maInte-
nance, and so sacred is it that no
hands but royalty may finger it. Thus
the premier marquis, whose hereditary
right 1t is to carry it. balanced it some,
what after the fashion of conjurer
upon white staff. This cap was
granted to Henry VIII. by Pope Leo
X. In the middle ages it was held as
symbolic of the overload, only being
granted to vassals and feudatories
whom the lord wished to hon6t,, So that
it implies as nothing else could the su.
premacy of the pope over the kings of
England.-London Standard.
Manchester Democrat., 1908-04-01
EVERYBODY WAS FOR BRYAN

No Iowa Democratic Voice RAISED
Against the Nebraskan.
Bryan's name came Justify from
every Democratic throat at the state
convention held at Cedar Rapids, Ia.
Bryanites who have been loyal through
all the years were selected as dele
gates-at-large, the platform adop-
ed was n recast Of Bryan's Ne
braska platform, and the Endorsement
of Bryan in the Omaha platform was
made stronger and more eloquent by
his Iowa admirers. Every mention of
his name was greeted with storms of
cheers. If there was one among the
delegates who was not enthusiastical-
~ for the Nebraskan he took pains not
tc let his fellow delegates know it.
When the resolutions committee met
1t heard a request from Bryan that
the IDEAS of the Omaha platform be
lndorsed by the Democracy of Iowa.
There was some sentiment in favor of
adopting the Nebraska platform in
toto. but finally it was rewritten.
Delegates-at-large We're not chosen
until nearly p. m. They are Claude
Il. Porter of Centerville; Jerry b. Sui
livan. of Dcs Moines: e. ]. Dunn, of
Mason City, who were chosen ON the
arst ballot, and c. F. DuncomEe, Of
Fort Dodge, who won out in con.
test with General Weaver on the sec.
ond ballot. A special plea for Weaver
was made by the ex-standard bearer
of the party. Fred White, but the riv-
er counties defeated him because Of
his former alignment with the Pro-
hibition party.
Taggart Wins His Prize.
Taggart was reelected Democrat
ic national committeeman from Indi.
ana by the newly-elected delegates to
the national convention.
Manchester Democrat., 1908-04-01
Cyclone Hits Iowa Town.

Burlington. Ia. March 2a-New
Roston, ten miles west of Fort Aladi-
son, OH the Atchlson, Topeka and San
tn Fc railroad, was struck by torna-
do, which demolished a church and
other buildings and injured number
of persons. A balloon shaped cloud
was seen to pass from west to east
along the Santa Fe rond, and consid-
erable damage to farmhouses in Its
path is reported.
Manchester Democrat., 1908-04-01
GOVERNOR DENEEN.

the Sixty-first congress, to be convened
Immediately after the Inauguration Of
the next president, March 4, 1907
The plank favors the minimum and
maximum rate idea; insists that the
protective principle shall prevail in re-
serving the schedules and declares
against any provision that shall en-
courage illegal or unjust trusts.
Deep Waterway Indorsed.
The platform Heartily indorses' the
lakes-to.tlle-gulf deep waterway and
the proposal TINT Illinois spend $2o-
100000 in that enterprise. President
Roosevelt's labor views are indorsed
as to injnnctions, etc., and the reduc-
tion of representation in congress of
states which disfranchise the negro is
advocated.
Manchester Democrat., 1908-04-01
SHORT MESSAGE TO CONGRESS
President Roosevelt Urges solons Ia
Take Action on a Number
of Measures.

President Roosevelt's promised
short special message urging action on
number of important pending bills
was sent to congress Wednesday
Among the measures on which is urg-
ed are the following:
Model child labor bill for the Dis.
trict of Columbia.
An employers liability bill to con-
form to recent supreme court decision.
Amendment Of the law affecting la
bor fnjnnctions, providing that notice
be gwen before an injunction be Is
sued and hearing of contempt cases
by other judges.
Amendment of the antitrust laws
to distinguish between good and bad
combines, permitting railroad pooling
and such organizations as labor
unions and oranges to conduct their
business.
Tariff revision is recommended and
It is suggested that this congress take
preliminary steps to that end. I'm
mediate repeal IF the tariff on wood
pulp is urged.
Manchester Democrat., 1908-04-01
TbeExepine Gazette,s contest,

will enable large number of worthy
young ladies to secure elegant upright
pianos, beautiful diamond rings, solid
gold watches and business college
scholarships with a little healthy ex-
ertion among their friends and neigh
bnrs. Commence at the beginning and
show that you are both able and will
Ing to distance all competitors in q
short and easy race. Blanks for nomI-
nation will be found in every issue of
The Gazette. The contest is just com
mencing, write for particulars and get
pusy. The Gazette Co, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa.
Manchester Democrat., 1908-04-01
Dewltt.s Little Early Rlaers, the
famous little liver pills. Sold by All
Druggists.
NIessenger slain; Safe Robbed,

Kansas City. March Colts credit
restored, with s6,OOOOOO in cash and
exchange with which to pay deposit
account of twelve millions, and with
financiers of national prominence in
charge, the National Bank of Com
merce of this city has reopened, three
months and twenty-five days after It
was closed by the comptroller of the
currency.
Manchester Democrat., 1908-04-01
.L|N|NGUPIA IN POLITICS
Illinois Republicans lndorse Jo.
seph G. Cannon for the
Presidential Office.
FOR REVISION OF THE TARIFF
Indiana and Iowa Democrats Shout
for the Nebraskan.
HOLSTERS Put Up New Man for tn.
Vice Presidency and Nominate
Complete State
". Ticket.

The Republicans of Illinois enthusi
astically indorsed Joseph G. Cannon
as a candidate for the presidency at
the Springfield convention, declared
in favor 6f q revision of the tariff, and
elected four delegates-at-large to the
national convention. The men chosen
are United States Senators Shelby NJ.
Cullom and Albert ]. Hopkins, Gov.
ernor Charles s. Deneen and Mayor
Manchester Democrat., 1908-04-01
Artificial flies.

Dame Juliana Berners, prioress of
the nunnery Of Sapwell, near st. AL
bans. England. was the author of the
first book on angling in the English
language. printed in 1496. She gives
a list of twelve flies, and now, after a
lapse of more than four centuries, arti-
fetal flies. constructed after her formu-
las, would prove as successful as any
Of the up to date creations.
Manchester Democrat., 1908-04-01
Tho Onion In cookina.

The greatest of French cooks, being
asked to give the secret of his success
answered.: "The very foundation Of all
good cooking is butter and onion!
use them in all my sauces and gravies
They have the effect Of making a Gus
toner come back for more. Butter
without onion will drive the customer
away after u few days. Boil the onion
till it melts or entirely disappears
then add the butter and call the mix
ture stock."-Exchange.
Manchester Democrat., 1908-04-01
More warships to Haiti.

More war vessels were ordered tu
Haiti, following conference of of
ticials of the state and navy depart
ments. AS the Des Moines already
had been sent to the scene of the re-
cent outbreak. which endangered thc
lives of foreigners on the island, the
United States will he represented BY
three war vessels in Haitien waters.
Manchester Democrat., 1908-04-01
ALL DRUGGISTS,

To have perfect health we must have
perfect digestion, and 1t is very import
tant not to permit of any delay the
moment the stomach feels out of order,
Take something at once that you know
will promptly and unfailingiy assist
digestion. There is nothing better
than Kodol for dyspepsia. indigestion
sour stomach, belching of gas and ner.
v0us headache. Kodol Is 8 natural di-
gestant, and will digest what you eat
Sold by All Druggists.
Manchester Democrat., 1908-04-01
stences March 8. It Is understood
that women is held responsible
for the alleged criminal operation.

Edgewood Journal Hon. Ri
Bixby having rejected the nomina-
ton for mayor given him at the eau
us Tuesday, they were obliged to
call an nother caucus which was held
on Thursday, F.A.Peet being nom
mated.
Edgewood journal: Ii. A. Allen,
manager Of the Iowa Bell Telephone
Co, was here last week and made
Arrangements with ]. S. Wait and P.
W. Schnack to connect their lines
for toll exchange. Their office will
be removed from Peicks' Pharmacy
to Schnack's restaurant before
April lst and this will enable the
farmers to get long distance
exchange at very low rates. Farm
ers, build your own lines and buy
your own telephones and be indepen-
dent of monopoly. For information
inquire of j. S. Wait, Edgewood,
Iowa.
Edgewood Journal: Edgewood
had one ofthe largest crowds Of peo-
pie Saturday we have had for some
time past, the occasion being our first
market day. Among the articles
sold could be found household fur.
niture, farm machinery, harnesses,
wagons, buggies, tread power, lum-
ber, goat. burro, hogs and other
stock. Col. Andrews began the sale
Immediately after dinner but did
not get through until about five
o'clock. At our next sale which
viii be held April llth, the sale
will undoubtedly be started about
10 o'clock in order to get every
thing sold before late hour.
The merchants ali report a good
brisk trade and the crowd which
was good natured jolly one, seemed
to appreciate the efforts put forth.
Keep the next Sale Day in mind
and get all the stuff you can spare
together and bring it in