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Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-03
IMPORTANT ADVICE TO
WIDOW PENSIONERS

s Widows receiving an Increased pen.
sion under Ter the act Of April 10, 1903,
are not responding to the request 10
mall G their pension certificates to the
y, :. pension agent at Milwaukee. Il
J Is all important that these certificataa
oe q once mailed to him to be STAMP.
ed Tor increased rate. No vouchers
TOT October payment can Or win be
Malled till certificates have been
stamped with the $12 rate. 4
r H. MAGDEBURG.
y. s, Pension Agent.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-03
ISAAC
-'-Es y
HAS PLURALITY
FOR SENATOR IN WISCONSIN
OF 900.

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. 2.-Revised
returns of Tuesdays primary election
as compiled by the Sentinel gives Is
aac Stephenson 51,707 votes, with s..
A. Cook, his nearest rival, 41,362.
Several counties have not forwarded
returns, however, SO the plurality of
about 1900 may be altered by com-
plete returns.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-03
our part we are in favor of char
mony and the full ticket as nomi-
mated at the primaries.
Republican Ticket Good Enonu,,

Republican Ticket Good Enough.
Finley Beacon: The Beacon this
week publishes the Republican ticket,
and carries the names of both candi-
oates Tor senator. The reader is ex-
.pected to make his choice. The Bea-
con will support the Republican
lticket from top to bottom-it is the
one selected by the people and ia
good enough for us. :,
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-03

Now Is the tine TO elevate the
standard Of Journalism and place 1t
on a higher plane than pure COM
mercaIism. z.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-03
the Commercial club rooms and the
meeting of the state committee will
be held at 2 p. m. .as- @@.. !

The Democrats will be in the city
in force today to take advantage of
Republican mistakes, but they will
find but few of 'em.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-03

The Republican state platform is
comprehensive enough and positive
enough to meet the views Of the most
fastidious.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-03

Automobile robes are sold by VOL
pert Hardware Go as very REASONABLY.
prices They have ! splendid asaort-
ment. Call and get your choics
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-03

Bismarck welcomes the Democrats
today ag royalty as II welcomed the
other fellows. All are welcome at
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-03

50 You're iookiR bad. Mafownsy.
What's wrong ss4& ye r.
Eve been sick; had d fan or q Iad-i
aes Ssvea or stssA feet high, i hal =
'Begebs! SfsaA warn't far for y@ 10
asMe You're aaas saa fut high your-
salf. Diaasratsa BiAs. ss
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-03
ROUNDED UP WIT

WELL" remarked gentleman, latter
4 long argument on the question OF
mans superiority over woman, 'at
least there is one good, sweet and per-
feet thing man can have and q wom-
an cannot" '%@N
Never! I deny it! What do you
mean?"
IA e!"-Tit Bits. 's''.,' "'fs
z well, George, you've been fishing
with your uncle, have you?"
Eyes, sir" IT, ..-
your uncle told US he caught q
dozen big fellows Can't you tell us
how many you caught?" ;%e:
No response from George. - fs
"But you haven't lost your tongue,
have you? How many did you catch?"
II haven't lost my tongue, sir, but
papa's sittin' just over there and he
always Furnishes me for lying" ."-Yon-
kers Statesman. .'.a.~ +.
Upton (whose Office is on the twen-
ty-ninth fioor1-Great' Scott Uncle,
you don't mean to say you walked all
the way up here and the elevators
running? @a -
Uncle Rube-WaT, thirty years ago
I could a run, too, but I amt a-Facin'
with no elevators these days!"-Puck.
r. r r '-. '' 1919
when is an expensive thing
cheap?" % ,az5G8-b
TT never is." #.,7sz @
Eyes, indeed"
"When?" + ~, Gf$
when it makes all the people you
don't like die Of envy."-NasflyilIo
American. 'z- %t ~
/. r r. r ,fFl54Gt +
aBill-You say he never goes fishing
on Sunday?
Jill-No; he's conscientious. he
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-03

, .Bill-You say he never goes fishing
on Sunday?
Jill-No; he's conscientious. He
won't lie on the Sabbath!-YounAsrs
Statesman.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-03

Oculist Crying various glasses)-
How do they look now? See them any
better? 'a- .aass 5,j56si .s45r.4zysAses
Mr.. Wunmore-WelI, the green gi-
raffe can shee firsh rate, but that
red el'phant an the purple 'potamus
still look kinder-kinder blurred
Puck. -. -. :. -. =. J. -. M Nh
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-03

fall winter goods which are
arrive and wishing to these goods over
season, offer them at exceptional reductions -
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-03

when it makes all the people you
don't like die of envy."-NashvilIa
American. ~"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-22

had fallen into evil ways. He had tried drink to extinguish the memory of his crime. It had only broken his nerve and made his mental anguish worse. Face to face with Penfold, who knew all, he con- fessed abjectly.
 This then, cleared up the one remaining mystery. With the knowledge that lead and copper had gone down in the Proser- pine Instead of gold, the case was sim pie.
 Next day Arthur ward1aw appeared in old Penfold's rooms in response to a mes sage from Helen. He turned white and staggered when he saw Penfold, Wylie and the detective. He was confronted with the confessions of the mate. He collapsed and admitted everything.
 They allowed Wardlaw to escape after he had given up all the proofs needed to clear his victim even in the purblind eyes of the law. But he did not enjoy his freedom long. His mind, weakened by
 years of secret terror, gave way, and he
 died in lunatic asylum.
 As soon as her majesty's government had kindly pardoned Robert Penfold for the crime that he never had committed he married Helen Rolleston. Just before the
 wedding there came a gift for his bride. 1t was draft for 418,o00 from the Yankee trader, who had sold the island for s36000.
 And out of a silver box, incrusted with coral and sea growth, that Robert Pen fold had found in the galleon, there came a great ruby to blaze on his wife's beau- tiful forehead like a star and remind her of Godsend Island. Next Sundays one-page classic will be "Romola," by George Eliot.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-22
Stranger Than Fiction.

From the New York World.
 downright villain like von Velthein1, the blacSmaier who has just been sen- fenced at the Old Bailey to serve 20 years. helps to redeem this prosaic age. The twentieth century has reason to feel proud of him for Illustrating the opportunities 1t offers to romantic dispositions.
 A common deserter from the German army, von Veltheim's adventures carried him through four continents. He was as apt at making love as Don Juan and com- mitted bigamy with at least seven women. On one occasion he arranged to be mar ried by mock priest who was his friend. In South Africa. he says, he bargained with the diamond kings, Barney Barnato and the Joels, to kidnap Kruger and bring about revolution in the Transvaa1. They were to supply s5,000O00 and pay him $c50.000 for his share He did not get as far as Dr. Jameson, for he shot Wolff Joel in a quarrel and only es- caped conviction for murder by pleading self-defense.
 Afterward, while he was serving in the Bechuanaland police, a body was re- covered from the Thames and identified az von veltheim's by one of his wives. He also found time to join the Bulgarian brigands, to make 2 brief sojourn in the foreign colony in Japan and to leave record in Australia. Naturally the Tar west attracted him. He got married thcre and moved on.
 To be caught levying blackmail on Kaffir millionaire Ill London and sent 10 jail makes rather a tame conclusion for so stirring a tale, but even villains in real life, like living stoN-writers, often betray singular lack of invention In their endings. Tho maker of fiction, how ever, is free to arrange such details to suit himself Still, von Veltheim has right to boast that he actually did things that few writers of imagination have the courage to describe in their pages.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-22
sevtny Years a Servant.
rom the New York World.

From the New York World.
 They buried in the Hague plot in Albany yesterday Mary Aylsworth, who died in West Orange. N. J., after hav- ing served in the Hague family for 70 years. "Was she religious?" some body had asked concerning the dead woman. "She was too good to need to be religious" was the reply. The story of her faithfulness seems to anxious housewives almost too good to be true. Yet there are other long records or loyalty.
 Bridget ODonnell, who died in this city in December, 1905, had been for e1 years in the family of the late John "a. Crane. Ellen Fleming had given o4 years of service to the Leavenworth and Cameron families, united by mar riage, when she died in Madison avenue four years ago. Margaret Lawler, dead since early in 1905, had record or SS years with the Chickering family. May raret Terry had been housekeeper TOT Jay Gould and Miss Helen Gould 3l years when she died last January. Tne case became locally famous in 1901 of Ern estina Hirsh, who had then served 49 wears in the home of Mrs. Levy. In these instances there must have peen for other mistresses and maids ob- feet lessons innumerable in the practice of mutual consideration yeT
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-22
Francois and Louise Portray, the One
 Grande Kiss.

 Special Dispatch to tho Cincinnati En- duirer
 New York.-way back with all those Mary Gardner or common kisses.
 Today before an audience en rapport, on the pier of that Compagnie Transa- tiantique, when the liner Touraine left for Havre then did Marie and Francois show what can be done in the kissing line
 An, that kiss, 1t delayed the ship ten minutes.
 Marie-no other name obtainable or rec- essary-stood leaning over the rail, roll ing her eyes and cried
 "Francoisr'
 And Francois, standing on the pier be- low, looked up and cried:
 'Marier>
 The gang plank had been cast off and hung on a level with the rail The liner. was straining as the lines were cast off.
 Francois gave one glad cry-and ran out upon the gangplank.
 He leaned far out to Marie and she leaned far out to him. They clasped each other firmly. Agent Forget, who was dis patching the vessel and other interested persons in the big crowd below drew out their watches.
 They kissed.
 al else in the world was as nothing to Mar1e ana FrdncOlS.
 The crowd cheered.
 The ships officers swore.
 The liner groaned to be away on her trip.
 And still the Marie-Francois free oscu- latory demonstration continued.
 Five minutes and not a note missed.
 Vulgar persons in the crowd were yell ing "Break!" but they were not subject to Queensbury.
 The ship could not be cast off for fear of also casting off Francois or Marie, or both.
 Finally, as the ten minute mark crept up, a brutally large longshoreman was seen approaching on the gangplank.
 He took Francois very firmly and pulled him away.
 An explosive smack was heard. Every hody cheered.
 The Touraine started.
 An, that droll Touraine!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-22
MA FoIi

Next Sundays one-page classic will be 'Romola," by George Eliot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-24

gertaufer elm Wittel babe 5ur grten.
nrng Der 3runfiiihtisen. 9os Wittel
1T ia ~aIIeroings tein untriisltdes
Wittel; Der obne Bart amtli1 BbotO.
gropbierte mag iib einen unamtliher
Bart tpa6ien laiien, mas ibm uidt
bertpebrt nerben fam; unb Der nit
Bart photographers mag iid ben
Bart abraiisren laiien, mas iid ibm
oud nidt pebren laBt. Smmerbiu lit
aud oas nidt untriislide @rten.
r%ungsmittel better als gar fem Wittel
sur grtennuns.
0as SIlinoiier @eies oaseseu Der.
tpeisert oil unb ieoes ioldes Weittel.
@s ioret niht einmal bafiir. baB Der
Erunfiiiftige iiberfibrt miro, ebe er
benz eeiesli6en 9anue oerfdllt. GO
beldrGnft aud ben 8nnn nidt auf Die
Erunfiiihtisen, ieien lie uberfibrte
coer nihtiiberfiibrte. gs oerbietet uto
beitraft ben 8erfauf an Sruntenbolce,
an 2eute, tpeIfe Die @emobnbeit babeu
iid al betrinfen. Gber es oerbietet
ltr,S beitraft nod otel mebr, @s be-
6robt nit Strafe ben 8erfauf nl
getrunfene, tposeeen nihts ein3u'
tpen6en lit, beorobt aber 3ugleiH aud
6en @erfauf an Ri6tbetruntene uno
nidt Srunfiidtige. Sir allen Sda.
ben, peld1en iemano in Der Srunfen.
belt anridtet, ODER infolge bon Trur.
fenbeit, iei lie eetpobnbeitsmaBig Deer
ni6t ACCOMPLISHMENTS; uno fir lie.
cen 8erluit ODER SboOen an ieiner
8erion ODER ieinem @igentbum ODER
on ieinen ltnterbaltsmitteln, ben T..
monO erleioet our6 Die Srunfenbett
zines Mnberen - fir allen iol6et
S6aoen ODER 8erlult miro ourf oas
@eies ieoer fir nerdnttportlif er.
Hart, ser our6 Den 8erfauf ODER Die
ionitige 8erabiolgung berauItenoer
@etrGnfe .gan5 ooer tbeiIpetie" bei'
getragen bat gu Der Erunferbelt.
@ans ODER tbeilmeiia. 90 al'o
remand in Der 3runtenbeit ourd)
unporiidtiges @egperfen zines
3unoboI5es elm SauS in 8ranS
itedt, 10 lit fir allen oorois &c
iuadienoen Sdooen nidt MIR Der
@irtb oeranttportIif), in beiien Birtt'
idaft iif ser getreffenOe ieinerRauid
ongetrlmfen bot. ionberu es lit glet.
dermeiie Der Iuoere pero1ttuortltd,
bel Dem er, nod poltfommen nii6terr,
pielleidt nur elm ein5iges @los 8u lid
aenommen bat. lln6 tuenn Der trun'
fene S6aoenitifter iid ben &auid'
nift in Ser 8irtbiddft, ionbern in Der
eiaenen 8obnuns ansetrunfen bat, 10
lit trosoem Ser @irtb ODER ionitigc
| Gambler neranttportlid, bel benz er
Sas @etrGnt sefauft bat ODER CUTE
Treuu6, Der ibm elm @eihenf 6amit
aeuaft bat. 8ernadl6iiist einGrur-
fenbol6 feline Samilie ODER itirbt er
ano binterlabt lie in &rrrutb, 10 fan!I
fiir ben 8erluit on llnterbalturgsmit'
teln aud ieoer @irtb ODER ionitiae
SAMPLER itraibar gertaht tueroen, Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-24

Dem 8etreffenoen ientaIs aub niir Elm
eiritges @las oertouft bat, OBJ er aud;
bon oeiieu Srunteuboloigteit feine
abnung gebabt bat, uno trosoem Die
Jon1ilie eS nieHlnlS Der 0tiibe pertb
oebnlten, onoor 5I rpuruer, oab linn
.oerfauft peroe. Sn gIeider 8eiie.
tDie ben Setr1nteb1noIer IeIbit, matt
onS @eies ben @run6beiiser baftbar,
Der Oen @etrdnfeb1noler gum Nietber
3ift bloB iolIen tie alle nit
chamber uno ieoer fir iid1 baitbar
fem fir allen tbatiddIihen S&aben
ooer 8erluIt, Der aus Der Sruntenbett
ertDGdit, ionoern tonnen aud nod
oerurtbeilt meroen 5u Exemplary
Damages" ODER rStraflhaoenerias".
8abreno ionit ieoer Menid reht.
lid nur baftbar 1T fir Die unmitteL.
barren, Die DobrideinIiben uno oor.
beriebbareu Solgen ieiner SanoIltr.
gen, peroen bier Menlhen baftbar ge.
balten fir Die niht porber3uiehenoer,
fur Die entfernteIten uno m,pabr.
ideinliditen SoIseH. Die Naribfiel.
Der Photographic 8eroronung Iei eir
an Beisbeit, @ere6tigteit
itno 8illigfeit Dem gegeniiber. meitt
6rm ShIuB nit &edt oas geuannte
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-24
SbutOsrap9ierte srnnfsnbuISe.

9ie IN enslii6er Sprafe ge6ruften
Blatter @bicdgo'S maiden iib iiber
oas @isconiiner 2anoItdotdenNarib
fieIb lultie, ons - bon Imtspegen
auf @runb eemeinr1tblifer 8eroro.
rung - feline @eiuobnbeitsiiffeI pho.
togrnpbieren uno ibre 8iloer oiientlid
tn ben 8irtbidaften a%lisbGngen ldbt.
ben 8irtben CUR @ornung, oab iie
uiiien mem tie DIT U~ertaufan
oiirfen. Sad Der @niidt Der Chic.
&benbpoit bitten Die @isconiiner febr
uiel mebr 8ere6tigrrng, 10 lie oaSi, &C.
reigt mGren, iid iiber anoere luitig su
maiden. lleberaII gebt Die @eiesge.
bung (bier bic Itaatlide, bort Die itdb.
tiide) pcn Dem @eoanfen aus, baE
beralihenoe @etrdufe nidt 2eliten
r%erfauft merben loIlten, Die iid tm
Srinfeu uitt 5u beberri6en uermo.
gen. ourh hire llnmdBigfeit anbalteno
iif ielber it1bigen nno bic 8flihten
segen ibre gngeborigen pernadIdiii-
gen. @s lit elm gang oerniinftiger uno
eeiunoer @e6ante, gerabe 10 geiuno
unb perniinftig, mie oas @eies, mel.
DIES benz apotbefer nerbietet, obne
1rstIide gerorbnung Opium Wor.
pbtn ooer ionItiges @ift gu Oerfaufen.
&ItoboI lit Silt fir iol6e 2elrte,
Iber es l1Bt iit Die Sruntiudt
ritt ie6em 5runfiiidtigen an Der
mebr ooer nenieer rotben &aie an.
seben. @s boben 2eute bieies SdIa-
9es aud nidt oie@epobnbeit, iid oem
8irtbe, bel Dem lie einfebren, por5u.
iteIIen aIs Sriinfiiidtige. @benio
tuenig lit es gebr1u6IifL ibnen 3ettel
a~n3ubGngen nit Der Iufi6rift: Dies
lit elm Srunfiiihtiger". 9as lit nun
f6Iimm fir ben 8irtb, Der ieine 2eute
,i6t fennt, Den bas @eies nit Strafe
beorobt, menn er iold)en 2elten oer-
fauft, uno Der aud uidt ieOen aun.
ben fragen fam: Sinh sic pielleihs
irunfiiiftig2" @an5 abgeieben oapon,
6aB er fem Wtittel bate, ~mabrbelts-
cemGBe Inttport 3u er5luinsen; audi
tein Mittel, iider 5u unteridetoeri
spiiden mabrer mo unpabrer ant.
mort. limb Die @efabr fir ben 8irth,
1ros aIler 8oritdt iid itraftallig 5n
MAIDEN, lit bunbertmal GROCER in bee
@roBitaot, mo in Der &egel bon bimt'
bert lid besegnenoen Neniden adt.
nn6ueun3ig ni9t nit chamber befannt
iino, dIs in benz fleinen Relte, mo- 10
siemIid ieber ieoen tennt, nit Dem
er au tbun bat.
> Die WaribfielOer 8ercronuns iiid I
Sa abbiIfe au idaffeu. Sie iest 3,t-
nGdit poraus, oaB Der Srunfiiidtise,
Somit e. ais FOLDER selte, ieiner
Irunfiudt seboris iiberfibrt tporSen
:ein mub, auf bob bas @eies tidt s,ts
8elGjtisuns MISUNDERSTANDING Dol,
2euten fibre, auf Die es nidt serniinSt
lit. Speiiens iorst iie oafir. Dab Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-24

8Iatte. Der 3euguis fir unicre DC.
t%nuptuug ablegeu mag, pie es I'd
uni Die Rpoe perb1lt. .Dt Stra.
BeutoiIetten Ger iungen 6railer uro
Wt1oden, beiBt es on, snio
IN oieiem CONNER perfiibreri.
ifer oils ie, uno 3nor nidt MIR
mas Nahart uno Stoffe anbetrifft,
ionoern ailf, neil ourh oieieIben Die
female form oipine" in elmer Weiie
entbiillt miro, mie man iie leit InfanS
oes Oorigen Sabrhunoerts, als Die
9anten nit ieud)ten 9leioern mtf Die
8GIle eiugeu, oamit lie iih reft on
Iegteu, nidt pieoer erlebt bat. Die
Ntooe lit eeidmadoolI, penn lie utht
berausforoerno .%poten5iert" miro"
go urtbeilt man 9eo0nfenlos lit er
eine Wooe, Die senau oasielbe tbut
tpie ieite, iiber Die Der alte Bidder 10
berbe @orte seidrieben bat. CT mann"
te obrte umidpeif oas, uos einem
3eitunesihreiber BON beitte roerfiib.
reriib" uno nift eben t~a6elnsmertb
o6ud]t: .naft in aIeioern". 60 febr
emp6rte oieien Damn, Der, rpie Be.
tannt, burdais niht auf Dem Stato.
puntte oes driitlihen Sttterseietes
ftan6, 6as 8emiiben Der Mooe, oos
SrauenfleiS 10 5u5uidneioen. SAP %.
6urd oie cine. ieiner beiben Peitirl-
mitnsen, als idarrbafte 8ertil!uyg
au Stenen, anfgeboben miro, Or err
bIidte NIT Neft 6oriu 6as erpreiiipe
Sinnbilo elmer liioerIiden @eI.lI.
idaft.
9eion6ers emp6rte es i'm. SAB Die
Mooe 10 gar feline &idiidt nimmt
duf Die nidt idIonfen. DION iollte
meinen, idreibt DER beriibmte IeIlEe.
titer, cine Mooe miiBte 10 bcidnffcn
iein. oaB aud oieie ith nod oar:u
fehen Iaiien t0nnen." - So. man
iollte es meinen. 9abei baben mir mrt
idon felt Sabren eiuen aIeiber Itr:tt,
Der, 6arauf berednet, eepiiie Eor.
men Ses idIanfen Rorpers b~erbor1u.
beben, bic SiiIIe i~tarfer 2eibpr aaf
cine @eiie .ausOriidt" Die, geliroe
geiagt, b1blth uno abItoBenb nirft.
Sn ioIden SGlIen lit Die Mooe opo,
tenBiert" = unb allies auoere ols
.berfii6rerii6" i'm Slime BEG oben
ansefiibrten 2%obreouers BEG @eluin.
6es i'm Stil Directoire ODER SanadrG.
alemens BON aIeranoria ermaInt
bie hriItliten Srauen, iie TOILET, iid
einfader uno ebrbareraleioung beoie.
men. SIN iibrigeu ioIlen tie lid hrn
Sitter, Dem Stanoe, Der q eItal 4,
Der 9ei6dftigung angepaSt, t!eieen.
9ieRooe u%nierer Gage pe:B nifts
BON elmer Riidii6t auf Die @eItolt -
u1o MIR Die peni9Iten 6ralteu becf)'
ten bas. Dian ipridt 10 oiel por cent
freibeitIiden @eiite, Dem Sp!bit.
b~epuBtiein oes mooernen McnIfen,
Der Itarteren Seroorbebung Der Sroi.
bfouolitdt = uno bod iino mir iold)e
Sflaoeu Der Mo6e, oaB man allies
mitma6t, mas lie in ibrer 9nure &c.
fieblt, mag es nod 10 unihjn. ia
auit0Big iein. llno tie befiebIt car
bel. Sat lie alio beute Den Gin
fall, fred gu iein, idreibt Bidder, 10
iolleu ale fred ietn, feline foil sic
Sretbeit baben, iid Dor allen caberen
oaourf 5u u%nterideioen, Dab iie n:dt
fred eirberaebt. 6reie Birih I'll, ienc
Sruserei uno oeuuof Iteif hnrGl4
lalageyoes 2ineaI. llno oiei's 81
neal perbinoet itf ebenio nit Ser RI
uenocu @eIle oes 8ehiels. &ic eirI
unartiges &ino, Dos feline Rltte 9ie5t,
oas Itlpft, idnarrt, gnmbeIt, r%otielt,
bobr3t, trippelt, 10 treibt es re DO
De" - uno Die Selbitberren Ser GRO
- IN
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-24

Sn m]ebreren @roSit19ten
oes 2anoes gebt man Jest ge9en SEN
infamen W1ohenbanoel ener0i'5
Dor, leitoem oie r@eid6itsmetbooe"
Der SeelenperfGufer ermittelt lporIen
lit. 9os SperationsfeIo iino Tabri.
fen uno @eI6dfte, peIhe oieIe Wt0J.
den beih1ftisen. Srgeno Elm oertpor.
feites SUBJECT idleidt lid Elm. iloem
es ii6 als 8ertauferin ooer in iorit
elmer Stelluns neroin9t un6 belehrt
oann feline Spfer, baB man mehr@elo
auf leidtere BeiIe Oeroienen fam.
9te urerfabrenen Ginger, Die BON
Dem glen6, tpeltem tie entgcgcnge-
ben, ni6ts piiien, eeben 6ieien gee.
IenpertGufern ms @arn. 9as II! 10
i6Iimm %semorbeu, Dab Die 9ehjrocn
ii1 ni9t mebr untbatis oerba!teu
tonnten. Sic baben ieooh bisber tel.
men sroben grfols auf5upeiien. Tie
WGohen, bic %oerborben rporbeu limb
lteden init ben aupplerinnen u,,ter Ell.
ner 9ede, iobaB es idwer fSIft, SIC.
metle Su erlangen, bic Dor @eriij
Stan6 balten.
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Orei 6eihworene nit elmer fleiuen
&ldihe 0bdmberlain's Seibpeb,
Gbolerd uno Dui5falI : MeoiSin

Dret 6ei hworene nit einer fleiuen
fldihe Ghdmberlain's Seibpeb,
Cholera uno DulAfau 1leoi,in
pom Gbolere morbus eebeiIt.
per y. Us. Jouler ptabtouer,
Qla., ersdbtt cine @rfabfune bic er
mabte, udbrenO er ais @eihppres
ner In elmer MISUNDERSTANDING in
@owarbsuiae, &reisbapptfiabt pom
&reiie Glebourne, Gla., faurirte. @r
faat: r8dbreuo i'd bort mar, OF id
etmas iriiheS uno auh Burf:Jletitj,
oaS bet mir @bulero Worbus In isbr
ihlimmer 5Orm oeruriahte. Sd
fIblte ara elen0 uno iaidte nah els
ner semifen gbDlera : Ie6isin, iiatt
oeiien ianote mir Der GpOtheter cine
Staide Gbnmberloin'S 2eibmeb, &hus
lera uno 9urhfaQ. Alebisin nit benz
8emerten, baB er bas &ewlnid1te
bate, mir abet In 5ptee Der @rs
probtbeit oieies Seitmittels. uursb9e
mir lestereS gu ihtdeu, ba er fur
beieu unfehlbare Rur sarantire. Sd,
nahm cine Dole 6auon uno fablte in
finf Minutes befer. Die stueite
Dole beitte mid adn3lih. 8mei
Wttaeiaworene litten in oerielben
Betie uuo cine fanf un6 spansie
Gent 5si,he hetlte unS ole bret.
gum 8ertauf BET Batter Bros.
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SnteIS bat intereiiante @r.
fubrunsen in Der aunit oes 9nuou-
cierens geiammelt. I'm Wanuifaften
fir Seer uno Warine 3u geruinnea,
Iieb Sas ariessoepartcment i'm gan.
3en 2onbe 9latate antleben, lpelde in
gldnbenben Sorben einen idmuden
Soloaten ODER Watroien oariiellten.
@IS oieies WitteI uidt perfine, Der.
Iudte man es nit Mnnoncen n Wo.
mats .Wagasinen, ole ii9 als ootlig
ruslos erwieien. 9arallf idllig man
Den normalen 8eg Elm uno amor
cierte in Der t1sliden Breiie, mos and
oas getpiinldtc Heiultat bra6te, 10
buB Die B~ereinigten Staaten forta:t
3aunau3eigeu uno aunoncieren in
Waga5inen u%nterlaiien, uno ibr.
8iinihe our6 Die tdglihe Breiie tuuo
ac6eu ncroen. @us Dem @eiagtct
gebt ouBerbem beroor, Dob Oas rid.
tiac Inuoucieren cine 8unit 1T, uno
bier5u lit Bt bemerfen, bus Snfel
Gam rift DER GtnUde lit. Oct bierin
Elm inlibcS llrtleil Gate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-24
Sn Der gerbrederfusise.

SeiIenfrit: .Ronu, Goe, On Iieit
ia 10 eifria Die 3eitirna mas ilthit
0e Dem orin2" - SbIoiiereoe: n0i,
Rc'cniion bon meinem lesten Gin.
bruhl"
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2eiflt acbolfen.

8iBbe9ieriger Serr; .Saeen sic,
Serr 0oftorg fonntr i6 pielleidt elm.
NAL @elegeubeit boben. eiHer Seftiou
bei5upobnen? Ir5t: 80 gefuth,
sic bralden iid nltr ie5ieren 5n Iai-
len.
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llufeblbares Rittel.

Ser Genor Stearini bleibt abe-
entiesIid Ionge in Der Selepbonfabire
- mo th bate elm auBerit oringer,
bes 8eipra6 Su fiibrenl" - naIat.
i6en sic NAL - Oo pirb er aIeid
herausfonmenl"