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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-02
SIGNS OF PROSPERITY.

A good Indication of the times can
20 gained by interviewing q few OF the
Germs OF Detroit. notably Delaney Il
Co. IL Jones Bldg. 242 Griswold-st. A
representative called at the Offices OF
the npoy ,,, men copSern And had
and was surprised at the amount OF
business done by them. The property
listed on their books 10 all OF the best
success. One thing In particular was
cifsrips, Is thsrouEhiy inysstisatsd b.
reliable, good paying businesses, that
buyers. viii be accepted by them Mr.
utss most OF its success to tho way
their clients are protected in buying
through them. although as he says, the
Rrsat deal To DO With se nas
tried all daily papers" says Mr.. De-
ianey. "and must says that in proper
FTM w our hf LINERS Rs PAcp SH IN TiiE
TIMES, THAN ANY OTHER PAPERS. :
man with small capital has as good
an opportunity In securing business
cause. with small Investment ne
could secure a rooming house. saloon,
grocery. confectionery. bakery. manu-
room. shoe store, dry goods store. and
In fact. any kind OF business which he
might desire to enter into.
The several deals that have been
closed by this concern, speaks well
for the conditions In Detroit. as Mr.
Delaney says, there In plenty of money
waiting chance to invest In good,
Legitimate enterprises. and we believe
Il In true. One thing we are sure OF
In that a. long as this enterprising,
hustltng- concern eonttnucs- to do husl=
ness in the future as they have in the
past. they will get their share OF COM
Ing prosperity. and those buying
through them. will surely be pleased
with their straightforward. square
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-02

English Wooden Mills Co.'S Opening.
Have you read all the humorous. all
the dry-as-dust, all the irresponsible
and all the sober articles on mems
fashions that have appeared of late
In the daily pressf And what do you
know about styles IL you have3 Not
long ago 1t was an unfailing practice
OF space writer's to write serio-comic
fashions. Later some bright mind
discovered that men are fully as vain
and susceptible, and since then, being
good targets. they have had to SUBJ
NIT, several times year, to quite a
little chafiiing on their clothes. All
this but leads up to q simple sugges-
ton for the puzzled reader. II you
really wish to know what Is unim-
peachable In clothes fashions. 70 to
some good tailor, let him show you
his fashion plates and fabrics and let
him tell you the latest style news as
he alone knows II. This costs you
nothing and Ia authoritative. You can
buy OF him or not, as you please. The
prompting Of these remarks and this
suggestion comes from the spring
opening display Of The English
Wooden Mills Co., No. 220 Woodward
ave. Being a very large syndicate Of
tailoring stores. located In most of the
larger cities, and enjoying the most
intimate mill connections. all their
goods come directly from the mills.
with the result that their showing, es-
pecially during an Opening" such an
IL now In progress, is always Of es-
pecial interest In point Of fashions
and great variety Of styles. What are
the correct fabr1cs? Go and see-
What are the newest ideas In coats?
Go and see. Description might be en-
pertaining, but OF proper length would
take lots Of space, and then would not
tell you as much az five minutes look
ing at the goods with the personal
help OF Mr.. Roster. the manager. or
that of any OF his force of well posted
statesmen. The new spring stylebook
issued by the r.. w. M. Co. Is q most
attractive booklet and IL free to al.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-02
Marriage Licenses

Thomas Heathheld. 81: Anna Miller,
"a.
John J. siade. IS; Harriet +. Beasiy
n. #
George w. Weston. 90. Richmond;
Eva A Keyes, AZ. Detroit.
James Row. FL; Ethel Plummer. %.
Charles stanton. %; Rose McCardeii,
Fred J. Shelley. 20. Chicago; Wanda
Hartle, 20, Detroit.
Joseph zekor, 81: Maria Jabori, 22.
william G. dordon, IS, st. LOUIS;
Mary A. Hunton. SO. Detroit.
Benedstto Calandro. ID; Augioia ST.
ola. IL.
Myron Hall. 81: Lula Woodruff, so.
Alfred Bryant, SO. New York; Helen
NJ. Macaulay, az, Detroit.
George l. Crooks. 80: Mae ID. VIII
son. 20.
Harry Hitler, 20; Detroit; Hattie La
Varre TO-, lockwood. Mich.
Israel Schumann, 2e; Lena Kaufman.
Jacob F. Krause. Is; Martha Pris-
chon. 20.
Frank Dibble. a5: Isabella Grundin.
Is.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-02
Women Who Think.

If you arc thinking woman and you no doubt thinl
you are, the following will make you think
Just between you and me- IS sgn6cznk fact that
Dr. Perces Favote Prescription the only medicine for
womans peculiar ailments, the makers Of which print full
list of its ingredients attested under OATH its botle
wrappersf
Does this not something to you If you =
sufferer k .AsSM
1t means that you absolutely know what you taking
when you make worsdlamed medicine. ~ s.
1t means that you absolutely know that you not taking
~booze" when using Dr. Perces Favone Prescription but
good honest squareea medicine adapted woans delicate
organization by educated trained and experienced special
ist in woman's peculiar weaknesses and ailments.
Are the above facts not of some Importance your
Many thousands of Americas most famous physicians
prescribe Dr. Perces Favorte they
just what its composition whch be said Of any oc
medicine advertised for the Of womans special aents
1t makes weak women strong and sick well
1t has done this for many hundreds Of thousands What
has done for others will doubt do for YOU you b
give it fair trial
Don't be put of with some inferior substitute with M
record of cures recommends You afford accept
nost1um in place of this tried and proven medcn
Of known composition.
THOUGHTFUL, INTELLIGENT WOMEN use Dr.
Pierces Favorite Prescription for many good Il
enables them avoid the dsagreeabc quesonngs and ab
examinations generally deemed necessary by the family
PnySaC1an cures m privacy OF INC nosnc
you the advice of skilled specialist IN womans pecsax
naadieA cali upon Dr. R. v. Pierce the Invsds
Hoteland Surgical Instte 663 Main ST. Buffalo N. Y.
Dr. Pisces advice is given grotis Iecosss nO<hing
but may be-woHh much to YOU
Nexbtoobtainng DR. Perces REPRESENTATIVES. you vilfna
his great booThePeop Common Sense Medical Adviser,
book Of thousand pages copousy illustrated
suggesh0ns%cinvaldw Enthusiastically
revised anddsoogt costsonay 81 eaecen snps
for cloth bound stampst binding stto co~ei
cost oSmaiing only Addressas abose-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-02
Daily Death List

Hachig Dermanouslian. 6S years. SO
Solvay; mitral insufhciency.
Levi III. Haskins. ~ years. West Side
Joseph NJ. McEvoy,. Gil years. s0s War
Natthero 0ayney, 81 years. S4s
Brooklyn; tuberculosis.
Henry Schultz. 2S years. 6b7 Ado
Tressa v. johnson. 81 years. 1sa
Fourteenth; heart disease.
+ hospital: inquest pending.
Desire ID. Dayton, 70 years. All Third
Mabel oeschke. 8 months. $40 SUI
Isabelle Rosa. years, 372 Erskine;
Donstus Coiatruglio. month. ESQ
y Frank Brexinski. / year. st2 Dubis;
Jseph Ellit. IL years. Bay City. Mich;
Anna II. Leete. "a years. $50 Larnsd;
MIME II. whited. 8 years. 1ss Alfred;
sarah =. Yemans. IS years. ss Lever
cite; carcinoma.
5uiisnna Fuci<.. IS years $50 Shsr-
man: rupture OF blood vessel.
Amanda Allen. &c years. GIL Robins;
Mary Anderson, IS years. Rose.
Mich: heart disease
johanna DOrrs % years, 6r8tiot ouo
Parker. obstruction of bowels.
Mary Mckinley. II years. 1A Wa
bash; dropsy.
Thomas BARLOW. so years, 22s Hast
ings; heart disease
Joseph Darga. years. TAG St An
tome: marasmus.
Amiel A.. .Drouliard. year. 7<s St
Paul; commissions.
Lilly Bauer. 81 years. 20 Daixslls;
tuberculosis.
Mary Miller. s7 years. 81 Columbia;
senility.
Ellen Conroy.s ~ years. 44s Water
man; paralysis.
Ellen Leahy. 50 years, b5S -Four
teenth: senility.
Lebine Richard. 81 years. 4o4 Ian
coin; pneumonia.
Daymond Chatterson. months. sss
Chene; nephritis-
Leroy 2aehane-, 20 ysars, 1850 Mack;
rheumatism.
John c. Dolling. 80 years. st. Mary's
hospital; tuberculosis.
Ray sewits. 8 months. $50 Watson;
cerebral hemorrhage.
Ruth Schneckenburger. months. 126
Mitchell: oonvulsions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-02
ANDREW HAMILTON
DIES FROM AP6PLExY

ALBANY, ". ", March 2.--Former
Judge Andrew Hamilton, aged 81, was
found dead In bed at his home. No
one knew that he had been Ill. He
was about the city Saturday night
and returned home apparently In good
health. Apoplexy was the cause OF
death.
Judge Hamilton became conspicuous
during the life insurance investigation.
as IL was brought out at the investiga-
tion that he represented the insurance
corporations In watching legislation az
fecting them In the different states Of
the country.
He was Democrat In politics and
opposed ID. Cady Herrick's leadership.
He was city court Justice and also
assistant district attorney OF this
county.
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DIED

HuTcHINs-Mrs. Nancy walker. OF sss
Eugene r.. IN Chicago. Wednesday.
Feb. 20. Death sudden and peaceful.
cause. heart failure. age 81, mothsr
or Harry Hutchins. Ann Arbor; Eu-
fsS,as E aSsSSIss s SSiiss MIS-
Carrie Worden. 25s Lincoln-ave.
KALTHoFF--Feb. as, Dorothy. widow
OF the late August kalthor. and
mother of Robert Mrs. y. J: Frieoei,
a ars s Fanarai r sss ' March
g., from residences. 2o66 Harper-av
at sac. 10 ST. Anthony's church AZ
a. M. sun time. interment at MT
Olivet Please omit lowers.
Quarrie b. Mccooi, eldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. McCool. Notice or fu-
neral later.
PARKER-March /. at her daughters
residence. So Piduette-ave., Maria,
mother Of Mrs. w w. Fl Bishop. Of
Rochester. Mich. and Mrs. Chas- r.
Adams. Detroit, aged 81 years. ser
! vices Wednesday. at 1850, from rSsi
dence. Interment at Rochester MICH.
RALSToN--March 1. 1908. Mary Carr;
widow OF Duncan G. Ralston, OF
Brooklyn, N. r.. aged 70 years. Flu
neral Hetiee later
sIMONS-Feb. 20. at residence. $50 Wa
S SssSaye husband nSMsIa Of Sarah simons.
Funeral Tuesday at 10 a. m. Burial
at BEDFORD Center.
TAURNIER--Feb. 20, 1908, at residence
In BEDFORD. Marie L.. beloved wife OF
n months Tad Fnnsrai Sf from Tesidencs
a Tuesday at s:45. and St Mary's
church at 10 o'clock. Interment at
st. Mary's cemetery, Redford.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-02

ACCOMPLISHMENTS, beloved wife OF Rod
srtck II. Allen. and mother OF Rod
erick yr, Eileen. Harvey, Frederick
hsimina sssrins. s ak Hsr reside1 Dc 81
kohns-eve Funeral from above resi-
dence, Monday, p. m. st. Johns
church. ESQ. cor. Antietam and Rus
sell.
BREIrMEYER-Feb. 20. Emma. be-
p. IN. from residence of Mr.. Albert
Brettmeyer. ss2 Forest-ave. east.
CHRISTIAN--Feb. 30. 1908, at his
daughters residence. 1919 Forrest.
west. Edgar A Chrstian, aged az
years. beloved father OF Charles 10.
ss fras n ana MrsS Frank s,. Berry 81 81
Oakland, Cal. Funeral services at
above residence, Tuesday. at ? y. m
CL4EMBTTI-Maroh 4. AT residence. 872
Clinton-ave- Thomas, aged 50 years.
beloved husband of Rebecca Clemett.
father Of Mrs Henry Appel. Mrs. I'd
and Alice Clemeet Funeral Wednes-
day, At O'Clock from the house, 2:30
y IN At Christ church. Jefferson ave.
CoNRoX--Suddeply. Feb. 20. at resi-
dsnce Of her daughter. Mrs. J. e.
Wurtsmith. tU Waterman-aye.. Ell
rn.sdsg Mach s0 fl ysar' r. sSssf.'
sac ns.s and Holy Redeemsr
HAYES-Feb. ~. 1905. at family resi-
dence. 38b -Sevcntsenth-st Mary,
widow of tho late william Hayes. and
beloved mother OF John, William,
neral from above residence Tuesday,
at O'Clock ST. fAecnfs church Mt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-02
QUEEN VICTORIA ENA
SEATS SONORA GRANDEES

MADRID, March Queen Victoria
Ena has created nineteen new Sonoras
Grandes (female grandees) and In the
installation was obliged to give an
exhibition OF woman's cruelty to wo-
man. such as must have fairly reused
her British blood. Nu8
The ceremony Is called seating the
grand ladies'" on upholstered tabour-
cts, and after the seating the Senoras
have the right to keep their seats In
tho royal presence. Just as male
grapdees are privileged TO keep their
hats on when the Spanish monarch 10
In the room with them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-02
BIRTHS

BOYS.
Ernest Johnson. 362 Twenty second
Robert Powers. Ss7 Cicotte.
Joseph Ryder. AIS Fisher.
Henry Lorenx, 1870 Infantry.
Herman Stockell. $50 Fort.
Joseph McCusher. 1910 Michigan.
Roy Moon. 6E48 Lawton.
Burton Wustrabert. 528 Ropelle.
John Formller, ass Milwaukee.
GIRLS.
James Ma.honey, 5s4 Milwaukee.
Charles Fontano. TIA Riopeile.
Hugh DonnelIy. las Church.
Daniel j. Morrison, rs sSixth.
Arince Bober. $40 Farnsworth.
Joseph Stersky. 323 Garfield.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-02

Mrs. winsiow soothing syrup has
been used for over 60 years, by mil
lions OF mothers for their children.
soothes the Child. softens the gums. al
laws all pain; cures wind collie, and II
the best remedy for Dfarrhoea- II Will
relieve the poor little sufferer lmmedi-
OF the world. 26c q bottle Be sure
and ask for Mrs. winsiow.s Soothing
Syrup and take no other kind.
Drugs Act. June 80. 1905; serial number
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-02
CALLS man MORE
BEAUTIFUL THAN
WOMAN
DR.. wendell. OF BERLIN. SAYS
IT'S WRONG TO scoFF At
PRETTY" FELLoW-woMAN
ALONE CAREFUL

BERLIN. March 2.-Dr. Wendell,
-eHe of the greatest authorities tn Ger
many on esthetics and the laws or
beauty. has written treatise 10 prove
that nature has endowed men with
far more beauty than women. and that
there Is not feature in mans face
o. limb in his body that is not SUI
perier to the corresponding feature
or limb In a woman. The book is at
tracing the widest attention.
We are accustomed to speak OF the
beautiful SEX" he said. I'VE are also
used TO smile and speak scornfully OF
a man who Is praised for his beauty.
But this does not alter the facts.
When speak OF beautiful man l
do not mean dude out OF a tailors
Journal or a drawing room lion In unit
form. But this sneering tone adopted
whenever manly beauty Is spoken OF
IL a direct consequence of the decay
OF this masculine beauty.
Woman Develops Her Beauty.
go where you win. you win see
weakly young men with the demeanor
OF older men-crooked backs with
other monstrosities, with fiabby faces
and huge abdomens. They are dis
gushing specimens of their kind, but
1t must be admitted that they are de-
generates and In no sense real hui
man types.
''In the course Of the ages women
have developed their beauty, such as
Fit is, while man has neglected his. He
pays little attention to his most beau
tiful appendage. his beard; to his
proud. strong neck and shoulders. He
has even come to believe that ths
narrow shoulders, long body and short
limbs OF women are moro beautiful.
How are men to regain what beau
ty they have lost? II man lives an
orderly life he will regain his beauty;
IL he is vicious he win speedily grow
ugly.
Morals AFFECT Features.
"a man loses his modesty earlier
than q woman. With this innocence
he forfeits his beauty. Here the ways
OF men and women part with the re-
suits that we see.
What influences the body .infiu-
ences the face. 1t Ia not sickness
alone thar gives the features their
particular impress. The slightest self
Indulgence. evil habits. extreme OF
eating o. drinking, any excess. no mat
ter how slight, II INDUCED In. all tell
their story to any one who has
learned to read the face OF q man.
Live cleanly. think Clearly. live In
the fresh air and your beauty will be
again as superb as 1t was In the days
OF ancient Greece. Our hair will re-
turn to us. so will our teeth, and our
straight backs and clean limbs ana
bright eyes"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-02
Duchess Of Marlborough Sails.

LIVERPOOL. March 1.-The
Duchess OF Marlborough was a pas.
eenger on the steamship tucania.
which sailed on Saturday for New
York. Her name Is not on the pas
known that she was on board
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-02

TOPEKA, Kas. March 2.--Twenty
telegraph stations on the Omaha Dr.
vision Of the Missouri Pacific railroad
have been closed. Four of them are In
KANSAS and the rest In Nebraska.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-02

s.snd Rspiss. 'i MsS.. ss,.:-t Ssv, 3;
ysars bssa sabisct - slugsishnspS e O.
liver and oeastipsfisn. Dc hdnsys vsss slss
inactive sal cssssd ne Gsat - q psIe
chsss's kidnsy-Livsr Ps1,s a. do sars1
NE inactivity e " 1850 reDIdly est
~. 4. ". Chase Medicine o.. nssais. y. =.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-02
OLIVER II. IAAU. n. d.
GEORGE q. GORDON. - q
DAILY CLINIC

Consultation by appointment Tsle-
phone n. 17oA or d. 1880. q. %4%-L~
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SUBURBAN HOME

Z miles from boulevard. nearly 4 acre
ground. with frontage OF 165 feet on
Grand River: sz.3oo; will take good
cottage for part.
LAMBRECHT, KELLY & co.
90 GRIswOLD-ST. Tel. Main ais.
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Rates for Liner
Advertisements

Tns Times cannot guarsntes ss-
sursay or assume rssponripiitty for ss-
rers OF any kind eccurrfng IN tsis-
phone sdvsrtissmsntA
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PERSONALS.

HAIR REMOVED By eisctroiysis, With
out pain or scar electric fscs and S
400 Washington Arcade. Main fss7.
NoTICE--If any poor girl n In troubis
write or call on Ensign Mogensen.
sss Forrest west salvation Army.
YOUNG women IN need of assissance OF
any kind. YOUNG MoMENa CHRIS
TAN ASSOCIATION. wsshingtep
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LOST AND FOUND.

$40 REWARD-Lost. on Sunday. March
4. between corner Hendrie-ave. and
Woodward-ave., and the fuller hotel,
or on Woodward ave car. roll of
Detroit Times office. and receive re-
ward.
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hf Psen. Miliensacs Bros IVES. s' iSs.Hsst
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ron sALnrARMs.

--A------------------ -A-------------'
Good Garden Truck Farm
station, 10 miies from city hall: rs
acres all under oultivation, good
wells. good 7-room house. large
barns. wagon sheds; price $500.
will sell on easy terms, or will take
some good Detroit improved
LAMBRECHT, KELLY A. CO.
90 Griswold-st. TEL M. sis.
FOR sAI.E---A good farm OF 1o& acres.
new building, 11-roomed house. base
ment barn, 9sxs0, tool house. etc,
ia miles east OF Leslie. on rural
route and telephone Call on or
address NJ Humphrey. Leslie. Mich.
BUSINESS CARDS.
HORSES and cows removed promptly.
Phone MilIenbach Bros. West 1os-ssk.
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Braudat nidt gu fterbsu.

SD babe auseefunbeu oaB man
nidt su terben brauht iolange Or.
Rina's Stem DiieOuerp erbdltltt it,,
{aet Rrs. s. $. Bbite BON &uibborO,
go. Sd miroe beute niht unter
ben 2ebenben iein mare eS ntbt fir
6iele ruunberbare Granei. sic l6Bi
ben Snften idnelIer ats ireeno pai
anberS unb beilt 2unsenfranfbeiteu
natbem Der 5nu als oOffuneslOs er'
tlart tpirb. Sieies suuerldftge Seil
mittel fir Suiten grfdltuneen, Grip
pc, Mftbma, Brpnbitis unb peiierteit
ruirb unter @nrantie nertauft II
8alfer Bros Gputbete so Gents uni
$1.00. 8robefaibe irei.
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Ranhelnbe gprmnrie

iino cine bduiiee @riheinuns; b. 3,
Meniben. bic NIT einem Suse i'm
@rabe neben our6 eiaene Berifulo
una. Ste idleppen iit mibium ba'
bin. fih ielbit unb ibren sablreifen
2eibenasenOEen 81 oUppettem Dor.
tpurf. @rhenS baben iie mutbpi[Iia
iei e8 burd OVERWHELMING Dber
ourh 8ernahIdHieune bes R6rpers
Dber bur9 uebermas Der 8erenla.
unaen, ibren 95rper serrattet. 3pei.
tens aber bnben fe ierem &6rper,
nadoem lie einmal ..eriranft waren,
feline Silfe aneeoeiben lafien, lei es,
bnB iie bic uripranelihen Rrantbeits
beiHmerbsn niht beahteten, pber lei
es, oaB iei. mas nod ihl,mmer lit,
ppm Ouadialber l,efen, UNI iid1 uon
oieien, anitatt beilen. ihren 8brper
nit eiftieen uietaQiiden Subtansen
nod mebr serrhtten gu lafen. @as
bic Renihen bod fir 9boren finb!
Sn alien Gputbesen aiebt es fir 25
Gents elm mnbrbafteS. nur aus rel.
uen uno he,ltrdft!sen Bflan5euidften
bereefeates Mittet. bas iiherr Seil,
une uerihafft. wenn a~opfi1mersen,
Sbwinoel, @attisfeit, Serstlopfen,
8eritOpfuHe uno anoere Beroauungs.
beihperben Gub anseiaen, oaB Sbr
Gucen &brper uernapIdhiet babt unb
Dor bar naben 9ooeSeefabr Der ee'
fdbrlihiten 2eber- unb Rierenleioer
itebt. 9ieies uuuereleihlide BitteI
bas ntelen Eauienben ihon piebel
III ubaiser @eiunobeit uerbalf, iint
bic ct. Bernard 8s6uterpiuen.
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-Rp e b, Die Grippe 1T
bierorts INNER nod i'm Sause, uno
in pielen 5dlIeu Gle Sebaitet ten
itlimm frnnt.
- SIM &aaf Shulbauie mar am
5reitas Gbenb Spelling GOnteit
suiiaen ben Shitern aus Sobn 1ap
Toe Sbule unb SRI. Bearl Gabiu
Sdule. @ritere ruaren Sieaer.
Gunp Raiat ftat iit lebte BOhe
cine Srbie ins linte Raienlud unb
es beoarfte bic Cunt oes sIrstes Or.
aufberSeibs UNI ben 5rembt6rper gu
entiernen.
- grnit Dam, Der birth oabier,
lieat Itlimm ertrantt amOfbeumatis-
mus bnrnieoer.
Der nlte Serr Bm. Seiobrinf
on Der Soap Greet 1T ebenfalls fhun
lansere 8eit bettldeeris, unb iinb
ote ausfihten auf Sensiuus niat bic
8eiten.
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German 8raeer, Elm alter 8eter'
an Der felt Sabren SuiaRe oes Sul'
oatenbeims in 2eauenuortb aaniaa
1T mar leste Bode mebree Sage bier
bel 'einem Stiefbruoer Souls Saenedt
su Seiuh. Biqiam Saenefe, cir
anoerer Sru0er in 9uuiiiana, Mo.,
pObnbaft mar aud bier. Sic batter
i'm NahlaBaeriht gu tbuu.
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Der Stabtratb bat ben fiaotiiher
Redtsbeifano anaemieien cine De-
binansuorlaee aussuarbeiten MEL
DIE bic Gusbebnun9 Der Stabteren'
gen 10 oaB iie bic 2dnoereien Der
Stone Din Bine Co., eiui4lieBt be-
smedt. Die @rpeiteruns Der Stabt'
arensen Tam MUIR bur9 8uitimmune
Der Rebrsabl Der Stimmaeber itatt'
finben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-06

l1niere 9sier bic hire 3ettuns an
cine neue GboseFe peididt baden
mOGen, limb brineenb eriubt eben.
faGs ibre bisherise Nobrehe ansu'
eeben ba iOlbes uns piel Grbeit IN
audi SerS6eeruns i'm 8erianot er'
ipart. gIlio bic alte NIT Der ueuer
aooreIie ibideu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-06

- Swiss. FRI. 8aiip @tai.
mann bon ct. Souls lit bier gum BE.
iud ibrer Gltern Serr unb 5rau 90.
Biuimann.
Der 9ans BEL Sobn 8ieber am
Samitae Gbenb mar tros bes idleh.
ten Betters gut beiuht. Sufenttih
miro'S murpen Ibenb a~nseuebmer
iein.
SRI. Glpina SacobS III am
Sonntae nah Cape Sirarbeau abees
reiit UNI ba bic Nurmal Shule su
beiuten.
SIN 8ilimann Sbulbbifritt tuirb
Samitae ben z. Nar5 SHuli4luB
iein, uno oes Gbenbs cine Debate
itattfinben.
Robert Shinbler 1T mad pig
pinspilIe sereift no er arbeit auf Der
6arm oetriften piro.
- 5rnu 5rlnt fSHeioeeeer bic
trant mar, erbplt lim raid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-06
SIMMER fir seiud bereit

Seoerm1nn 1T fpiatummen weun
mir gut aufaeleet iino, aber 10 flblen
mir nur tpeun unlere 8erbauunaS
Oraane ibre Qrbeit gut uerrihten.
Or. &ine's Stem Hiie Bills reguliren
bic 8ureange in unieren Maeen, Be-
Der unb @inaerpeiben 10 uLaitdnoie
bnB mir nidt anoers ala aut fablen
t6nnen rpenn mir bic Biaen eebrauh'
en-. % Gents in 8alter 8rOs. Gpo'
tbete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-06

@Onutp oiobwap engineer 3. 9.
9auuier pobnte leste BOhe elmer
B%eriammluu9 bieier Yeamten in Sci
feriUn Sitb bel welde sesenieitise
Selebrune uuo austauiH BON @r'
fabrunsen i'm 9anbfraBeubau gum
Hmed hattie.