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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-06
Convention sideliohts.

The game OF pick your favorites In
the candidates parade was enacted
as a prelude and postlude to the con-
vention proper.
The would-be senators, would be
governors. would-be lieutenant gov
ernOrs, would.be secretaries Of state.
and would-be other things were greet
ed ON every side. In fact the would
bes were almost as strong numerical
ly as the have-beens.
Representative Foster, who has cul-
tivated the glad hand habit into q fine
art. showered his greetings pr0mis-
cously. Foster Is developing more
strength. however, as senatorial can
didate than many anticipated. So far
az appeared he did not indicate any
plan than that to ride on two horses
with the expectation Of sticking to
the smaller one II he cannot hang to
the larger one. Ex-G0v. Page, whose
tactfulness is akin to diplomacy,
mingled with the crowd, but did not
make himself conspicuous. o M. Bar
Der was bright and breezy as usual,
and 1t was pretty broadly intimated by
his friends that the Bennington man
would don his armor ready to fight to
q finish for the privilege Of wearing
the senatorial t0ga II victorious. Stan
ton is making progress as candidate
for governor, but there Is little en-
thusiasm for either Stanton or Prouty
among the rank and file. The pattest
remark on the gubernatorial situation
came from Harry Parker OF Bradford,
who Is saluting the big fellow from
Roxbury said: well Zed, the COVER.
norship is so shaping itself that II you
stub your toe you will fall into It,"
The surest way for the Republicans to
bring out rOusing vote in Septem-
Der would be to renominate Gov. FLEET
cher ID. Proctor: the alternative would
be to draft DeBoer again.
Willard f. Barnes Of Addison county
makes a good impression and will un-
doubleday run well for the lieutenant
governorship. He Is man without
anchor ice in his veins and this will
count for something against DR.. John
A. Mead Of Rutland, who was put out
by G. H. Stearns OF Johnson four years
ago. Tho geographical argument will
OF course be used for DR.. Mead. but
this is not really profound reasoning
and It does not make friends.
OF the three candidates for secre-
| tary OF state the running In order at
the present time Is apparently Bailey
| of Essex, Farnsworth Of Rutland and
Stearns Of Observation-Disclosures
Phoenix.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-06

An apparently well informed gen.
tleman from Windsor county who was
here this week to attend the Y. M.
c. A. state convention declared that
in the congressional fight In that dis
trict Mr.. Plumley would get practic-
ally every delegate north Of White
River Junction and quite few south
OF there. II this view is even approx
imately correct things are looking de-
cidedly rosy for the Mortified gentle
man. AS far as newspaper support
goes Mr.. Plumley has the great bulk
OF the newspapers with him. including
the brilliant talent Of the Mortified
News and the Randolph Herald and
News, two OF the strongest papers In
the state and exceedingly influential
with their readers because they are
known to be absolutely honest and
above any suspicion Of venality and
this Is what counts In newspaper sup
port nowadays. And yet with all their
skill in logic and rhetoric. the Brattle-
boro Phoenix, supporting Haskins.
another paper Of the same class, has
more than bested them in argument
thus far in the campaign and Is max
ing a powerful uphill fight In behalf
OF the present congressman.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-06
SOUTH sHAFTsBURv


Mrs. Edward Cone is on the sick
list.
Carl Madison was In Troy last
week.
Perle Harrington is of his crutch
again.
F. K. Rice IL on the sick list at this
writing.
Harold Cole spent Sunday with his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carr spent Sunday out
OF town.
Vernon Cole Is painting F. Eddy's
residence.
Mrs. r. A. Moon and twin daughters
are doing finely.
The regular prayer meeting on
Thursday night
Mrs. Byron Madison Is able to be
about the house some
Louis Millington is gaining The
nurse has been discharged.
The young Miss of Mr.. Granger is
reported no better on Monday.
Edwin Hawkins has 10 far recover.
ed that he is able to walk a little.
F. Eddy was In Rutland and Man.
chester on business on Wednesday.
Edward Cone Is living In the Haw-
kins tenement with Will Harrington.
Mrs. Ruth Madison and son Wen.
dell were visitors here Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Edith Harris was home from
Albany Business College to spend Sun
day with her people.
Snow storms seem to be a common
occurrence. Early Sunday morning
the ground was white.
Please remember the Village I'm
provement society business meeting
on Wednesday evening.
C. 8. Mattison Is grading the
grounds about his residence which
will add greatly to the place.
Miss Birdella Buck and her niece,
Miss Freda Bronson visited friends In
the city the last OF last week.
Rev. Mr.. Cashmere gave very In
teresting discourse on Elijah, text
found In LIST Kings, 18th chapter. 4th
verse.
Miss Potter who teaches one OF the
schools In East SALISBURY was toe
Ill to return to her school until Mon
day night.
A reception was rendered Rev Mr.
| Cashmere and family on Tuesday eve
ming In the church parl0rs. Light re
Ifreshments we're served.
T. H. Dunlap is breaking ground or
his vacant lot between their residence
and the hotel for an Office as his loni
confinement to business has worn OF
him to that extent that more rest ant
lquiet are essential to a better stats
Of health. The postofiice and hi
town business will occupy his time.
On Sunday evening the store Of c
n. and A. b. Hawkins was broken int
from the rear by some lawless person
The crash of broken glass aroused
suspicion and the Hawkins brothers
we're Immediately phoned. They arr
not certain Of the loss OF anything o
much account but the attempt was {
bold piece of business. A reward ha'
been offered for any clue to the bur
glar or attempted one.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-06
WEST ARLINGTON

Ina and Amy were guests of H. G.
Buck and family Saturday
Mrs. Charles Otis OF Washington, d.
c., were guests the past week Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Morehouse.
Mrs. r. G. Mckee and son Harry of
Salem were at II. G. McKee's Sunday.
Mrs. Irving Grout and daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Eaton are spend
ing few weeks In New York state,
Mr.. Eaton is doing cemetery work
while Mrs. Eaton is visiting relatives.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-06
GET OUT

your fishing tackle. II 1t won't safely
stand the yank Of " ID. trout, loan
1t to your neighb0r, and you hike 1t to
Griswold's.
Perhaps you have never fished for
speckled beauties. II not, now is
your time to catch the fever, and Girls
wold's Is the place to catch It. with
hobby show Of quality tackle, that the
finny fellows get stuck on, as well as
the practical fishermen.
Yes, its real sport where there are
fish to be fished. Fishing will be good
this season because the streams are
Just teeming with fish. Teeming
means stocked to overlooking" and It
applies to Griswold's store as well as
to the babbling brooks. Our shop is
stocked to overlooking with the
choicest line OF Fishing Tackle we
have ever shown.
Some new wrinkles in Rods, Fly
Books and Artificial Bats that are
especially interesting.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-06

How about the street sprinkling?
Are we going to disgrace the town in
the eyes Of the thousands of visitors
who will come here this summer by
providing clouds Of dirt on Main street
for them to eat? II no private par
ties will take hold Of It, It is the duty
of the village to get at 1t In some way
even II 1t is necessary to call special
village meeting to provide the sinews
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-06
All subscriptions payable 10 advance


The Roman Catholic church is 60
Ing to lose Prince Helie de Sagan In
order that he may marry Anna Gould,
but is going to gain Katherine Elkins
that she can wed the Duke d'Abruzzi.
we cannot escape the impression that
the Catholic church is getting the best
OF the bargain.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-06

| Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
does not constipate, but on the other
hand its laxative principles gently
move the bowels. Children like It.
Sold by d. A. Ward.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-06

Kodol completely digests all classes
of food. It will get right at the trou-
BILE and do the very work itself for
the stomach. Sold by d. A. Ward.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-06

S:30-Devotiona service, led by the
Rev. John Irons. Of Sheldon.
+ S:45--Discussion Of report of the
committee on civic justice.
10:00--Adjournment for annual
meeting Of the Vermont Domestic Mis-
sinoary Society; report Of directors;
addresses by the state worker: ad.
dresses by missionaries from the
fields; address by the Rev. DR.. H. c.
Herring.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
RanFIi9es 2idt unit
4fIa d 8.

S9on Dpr etnem 8ierteliabrbunbert
Bat MttbeIm Siemens seaeist, bab IN
pbpIiolosii9er !Sinfi9t bas elettrii9e
2i9t big gu einem sepiFen @rdOe Oem
Gonnenli6t sIei9Dertbis 1T. Spds
ter bat bauu Der enslif9e Sngenieir
SbtpGite bic pratttIde aHperbung i'm
Gdrtenbdu angtbabut. Geine Rss
tbobt 1T rurrnebr BON Der Rpbal So
ianie Sotittp Su einsebenbem Stus
bi,n Der MirtaRs bss tiinftli&tn et&.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13

fen bon 8riftoI li.st ulio auf Dem
iirasften @.se bon am.ritu aus uub
btstet bic f&nellfe 8ermitt.luns spis
f@en benz DeFen, ben srob.n @er'
t.brss gentrsu @Rsluuos unb iomit
aud Dem turopGif6en gontineuts.
2iDerpool liest Elm gang Sbeil tpettsr
mad Rorbtn, southampton aber In
elmer auf Dem S.stD.s. bttrd@tIthen
G%rtf.rnuns in iibSfli9er Rtdtuns.
B,nn 8rifoI bisb.r ni4t i'm Staube
mar, fttn. iiberauf siiuftiss seosrd'
pbif6e Gage boflauf auBsuniben. 70
lag Si. S4ulb on Der dbdtfa&e. 6ab
Der 5aftn ben Sesanbampf.rn NIT
sr0bkm Sietsanse ni4t anstpabt
mar.
81. felt sinis.n Sabrtn am Ruber
befinbIi9e StaStb.ripaltuns nabm
bic @.rbeFsruns Mr lang. Oernaas
IdHisten WibfGnbe .nfrsif1 In bic
Sanb. Ri9t tp<niser ais 8 WiIliOnen
pfunb (bas bsibt msbr alS $15 Wil'
ltonen) ipurben p~eraussubt, nm ben
Safsu ju benz III maden. mas er
heuts 10, udmIi4 gu Dem beftstnse'
rt4t.tsn bes g.fammteu Der. RS.
nigrei9es. Dk Dpds bdben isbt srS'
beren Skfsans. aIs sur aufnahms
Der srDbten a~useublidlt& ertftrenben
Doeunrieien erfDrb.rli9 tf. Bel allen
8orrt4tunsen sur @srlabuns bon
Giitern ifnb Die u~obernifen t.9nH4su
Grrunsenf6often %psrtpenbet, unb eth
umfansrd9es gifsnbahunss perbinbet
ben Saf.n mad alien Ri8tunseu NIT
Dem 8tnnenIanbe. Die Grobaiststeit,
bi. bas neue Wert beberri4t, setst
bic Sbatia4e, baB eint n.ue 8abu
sebaut ipurbe, bt. .s ermOslt6t, 2ons
Don in 5tptt Stunb.n gu err.tden
unb fumtt etRe baIbc Stunbe gu ipu'
rem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
Gin u sr @.lt1afta.

Dds srpbe Dtrt Der Grneuer,ins
bes aonbontr Safens it bani Der
Srittattpe, bi. 2lopo George In ieiRsr
Sttlfuns als ~SanbslSmintfer ent'
pidslte, Der 8.rpirtli&uns nabe. SSyn,
Sptf&en bdbtn aber aud 8ebSrbtn
unb Gorporationen an anberen pt9s
tieen puntten. Der ensIif9t Riift
nt9t seruht, nit b.ralteten Ginri4s
tungen, bic ben mpbernen Mnforbes
rungen bss Meltbdnoels unb bes ins
ternationaIsn @srt.brs ni9t ~geriisttn,
aufsurdumen. SoeSen III Die GrDff'
rung Der nsusi !Saf.ns4nlasen bon
Briftol erfolst, Die nit srpbem 3os
ftenaufpanb in mebridbriger 4rbett
bersefeIlt tpurben. Samit riidt 9ris
fol, Sas bisber tmmsr nur als Elm
9aftn S~tpeitsn Ranses s.solten bat. in
Die Reibs Der srobtn WeltbGfen Elm.
Man prppbeaeit bier Dem nsien Sos
fen dls rpforte bes Weftens" etne
grpBe 3utunft neben a~iberpppl uni
Soutbampton, Elm umitanb, Der aud
iiber be 9renasn Gnslanbs binaus
8eu9tuns ueroieut.
Sn Der Sbdt IinS ole natiirliden
8prbeoinsungen fir bic fpirtbI9aftli-
DE g~ntpiteluns Oes @efttifensSe
bietes nno ieires n.ier 9afens isbr
gi;nftise. 3iebt man bon 9onoon aus
in fpeitliGer Rt6tuns NIT leidte,
iiiolt4er Gbl.ntuns Elm. sera6. 2ini.,
70 fiibrt bteielbt burn Briftol bin,
6ur@ bart an Der Siibtiifs bon Sr'
Lamb porbei nod Rem Vort. Der 3a'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13

9ar4 eine gef4tdte
Tusnubung Der rufifden unb tiirtis
f6en tonfcTionellen 9efebs 1T es els
mem in Seiterreid lebenben lingit
bsrbetratbsten 4uslGnber selungert,
etne apeite gbe einauseben, 70 bab er
iebt spet lesttime Srauer bat. 0ieie
bO6ft ieltfdme Gbeaffdre bat erit an
etnem Der lebten Sage bur9 .tte Gts
tiltrauuns in gaernotpib ibrsn ab,
f9Iub s~efuaben. Ser felt IGus.rer
3stt in GsernppiB lebenoe Spra&s
i6ulOtr.ttor Sstanba b. S9eitotps.
~, Der Elm ruHif9er lInt.rtbdu, In
ftiner Seimatb berbetratbet unb %,
ter mebstrsr 2inber III, bate tn
gserEotDis Elm Mdbden iennsn &C,
lent, NIT benz er bic Gbe etnSuse6en
bsf9Iob. Dabur9 abtr ipdre Ct NIT
ben, Sfsrreidifdeu Strafsdeb In
fonflift gtratben, bas eine stpeiiaGe
Gbe aIs 9erbre1en Der 8isamis Be-
FRAT. Der Ssiratbstanbibot fuab
iebo9 .in.n 4ustpts. CT flbr tn
I.tnt Setmatb mad RubldRb ttnb e,
tptrtt. bort bic bebSrbIi1e 8eptlts
gtns, gum ~mobammebanifden Sian.
ben iibertreten au biirfen. aIs Weo.
bammebaner bate CT nun mad benz
tiirtii9en Gefebe bos Re8t, etne
stpeite Srau gu nebmen. Gl.i93etttg
frat aud feline Gsernotptb.r 8raut
gum decentralization @laubensbe.
tenntniFe ilberE Radbem bic Sraus
ung In RuBlanb mad mobammebanis
f9em Ritus poasosen mar, t.brte bas
paar mad G3ernotpib 5uriid, no
fiirali9 por benz 8iirserm.iftsr bic
Gipiltrauung ftattfunb. llnb 70 lit
bieie stueits Gbe siiltig unb unanfe9ts
bar 9efpprben.
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Gin sabb ban % Sabren.

Bon sinem TeltIamsn Sal unters
bro9ensn @adstbums tpirb aus
England beri9tet: Sn stnem tleinen
2anbbaus BEL Gppt, Seponi6tre, lebt
Elm MGb9en, bas % SABRE alt TT
unb bas felt Ieinem fiinft.n 2ebenss
iabre peber tSrp.rli9 nod seitig
aud nur i'm serinsiten fia fOrt.nts
ptdelt bat. Ro1 beuts bat Ie TIRE
MiId5Gbne unb nod beut. bat fte Die
@etpobnbeit un6 Die 2ebenspetfe zines
fiinfiGbrisen tleinen ainbes. Mls Der
Correspondent bes 8lattes bas Saus
befudte, fab bic tletne Miloreb Sart
In einem 8inbertubl unb berSte cine
puppe. 8ispeilen belt fe inne uno
itredte ibrer iiinseren S@peIter, sis
mem 3rpben i9lanfen atpaBisidhrisen
Rdo4en, i6re puppe entsegen, bamit
aud oieie fe fife. 81. trdst nod bic
sl.iden &leiber, tpte man lie fonit
BEL &inbern i'm Iltsr bon 4-6 Sab
rem fin0et unb TT uuf ibre GptIefte
au6 Elm tpenig eitsl. 3pdr ipridt fte
niat 70 bel, pis Ionf &iuber es gu
t6un pflesen, absr uuf ale Srugen
stbt lie 4ntport. als Die Shpefter
fe fruste, per ibrs biib19en &letber
oenn gema9t babe, ertptoerte lie lds
tOnif6 .Mutter", unb auf anbsrs
Srasen giebt lie na9 tinbli9er Weiie
sIsi9 einIilbise Qntporhn.
Die Rutter pfl.st ibre GO9ter nod
berte senau pte Dor Tieb5ebn Sabrsn;
am Qbsnb ftrGubt lid Die 4letne, gu
Belt au seben, ebe bie 9roben i4Iuf.n
gegansen Iiub, erit oann ftnbst fe in
timm ileinen 4inb.rbstt Rube. 9ts
Gltern Difen nt9t gu %ertldren. burd
tpel9e l1mftGnbs bas Wa1stbum ibs
res &inbes in 70 {eltidmer Dtiie
plDbli9 untsrbro6en tpurbe; anf4ets
nenb itebt ois grf9einuns init @tns
fliHen Der @ererbuns I'm 3uiammen'
bang, benn bic @robmutter bes &in'
bes beidb spsi S9ptfterr, BET benen
biefeIbe grf4etuns beOba4tet purOe.
De etne itarb NIT reun. bic anbsrs
NIT a9tsebu Jabren. Sie tI.ine Mils
brsb Dart aber erfreit Nd trob tbrer
3uriidstbliebsnbett ausseaet@ueter
@efun6bett unb unterbGlt f4 fun,
.bealans Samit, ibre il.tne puppe au
umdrmen unb gu bergen. 8ispetkn
pirb fte aud i'm Rin6trtpastn aus.
sefabrtn. bi. sanse Stabt t.nnt bsefss
usptst atnb1, 6as lG@eInb aaf BITE
Gribe uRb Roistports Der 0priber5es
benben antiportet. Der DiHenf&aft
tnb ilbrisens osrarttse Gdlle ni9i
unbstannt, ff tDerbeu -Rrstinismus-
geaannt unb hdben tbs lirTa&e tn
elmer f~runttdften @eriimm,ruHg Ser
GGtIbbriife on, untereH Sbel 6ss
Ro6eus.
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5trrf9aften

- Muff9rift. Serrf4aften,
bi, srSBer. RI.ttertour.n unternebs
men, pOlen tbre Rs4nuns BORDER be-
elet9eu!
@ebora m. Batter: ,SranaI,
tparum bat 9u ben !Suber : peter
NIT &otb bepurfen9" Sransl: Scr
Serr 2ebr.r bat s'fast, mir biirfen
ni1t NIT Steinsn fperfen.@
SIMMER fdIasfertis.
.Serr Wirtb, seiterh bab' ih tpies
Der in bee Suppe 5tpet Sliegen auf
einmdl %gefunben.1 ,Sie @liidlis
der, aipei Sltesen uuf einen S9las!4
-@inbiIbung. 9ramattter
(aIs iid Der 8esinn Der premiere nm
cine boIe babe Gtunbe ~persSgert,
gum Oirettnr): rgtd, 10 cine Shldms
PEREZ, i'd tonut' isbt f4On Deriibmt
f.inl"
Spartaff {. ,Was 10.
fen bic Stiefel9' rSreibig
Mart" so, nun ftben sic BLOB
an, lieber Ileiiter, ih BIN bic refine
@parfaTe fir sic, nun fnb's f9ou
pi.ber breiBig Murt mebrl-
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&sRa nnb 7irnnba.
DsrsIstA Stt R~sHstutftaSt NIT Der aItsa
asSnnueShabt BalsaritnS.

&~rSnnuesHast eaIsarisas.
@rSber. g.s.nfGbs ala atpif&en
Der Refbensfabt bes btuttssn Bull.
sartsn unb Der alien Saupts uno
8ronunssfabts b.s bulsurti4en s3a'
renrei4es, in Der iid Giirf Jero,
nanb tiirsIid gum 4Sntg protlamtrt
bat, finb fdtper benthdr. Sofid tf
in Der Sauptiahe cine mpberne
Sta6t. gs Bat .ttpas am.rituuii&es
an fi4 in i.in.r frif4en gIesau5, ben
neuen SGuiern, ben r,euen Wpnumers'
taIbauten. BUR Die Nsnf4en DOllsn
ni4t INNER in bic nsue pruntbols
llmgebuns bin.inpaTen. SO finb btel'
fa4 9iebbirten in ibren Sbafpelaen.
OrieutaIii4e Suben, 3is.uner. aut
sIesanten 8ouleparbs s.beu pielfa&
@i.bbirten in ibrtn S9afpel5en un6
3iseuner, fabr.n fdperfdlIise. Don
S9ien seaostn. 8autrnsefpdnps; IN
~sIdns.n6.n a~aufbduisrn fin6 arm,
f.lise arGmers.fddfts unters.bradt.
60 fpies.It Sofa. etne Irt amertta'
nifder Stabt TN Often. bas erfuuu'
lido Werben unb @o4stbum 6s
mobern.. 8ulsdrien.
Iber r.tf maj, etntse Stunben
0ftlid mad StrnpDa, Ser alien
Sauptitabt bes 2anoes, 10 ftebt mat,
in elmer anber.n Welt. Sirnpnd ftns
bet IN fetRtr Gage bielIet4t i.tntS
@lsi4en ni9t auf Der sanaer @elt;
nj. i.bsr. Der bt. Stabt .gsfebtn bat.
70 1T au9 Woltte BON ibrem 8tl6t
in bS9itsm 9rpbe iiberrai9t s~etpeien.
Sic liest naulta in etnem Impbt,
tbeater In ben 8orbersen bes Ball
ions, aber ni9t ettpa auf etnsm etns
5isen Gelsriden. fOubern auf elmer
@ruppe bon iol9en. bic bic Santra
in ben mannisfu4it.n &riimmunsen
umtrSmt. SttiIe, in~felartig pouein>
amber sstrennte SslIentsrraTer, Jrdue
4bitirae obne 2eben uno 0esetdttou
unb oaapifden Die @inouns.n Der
Santra, bic in benz @stpirr natiirlt.
der 4tropol.n balo bier, bal6 bort
burd einen Silberftreifen iid bemert'
bar matt; bas Iinb bic be5etdnenoen
3iise bieisr Staot.
TatirIi6 TT lie iebr eng sebaut.
Rlr auf Der Saupttrabe, Die auf
Dem Riidsn oes S.lsplateaus IGuft,
lam man gu Wasen nod letblt9
bur9tommen. Bon bisier !Sduptabsr
iteigen Die SGufer in SerraFen abs
tpdrts; ourd bic Radbartbiren s.s
lanst man oft aus Dem tSofs etnes
9aufes in bas obere Stodtpsrt oosr
auf bas Dad Oes anosrsn. Die ersell
SettensGb9en fiuo eisentIi9 Sreps
pen. Scr Ranb fG1t $50 Bis 200
SUB CUR Santra al, unb man bort
~Forttpdbreno bas Ruuf9en bes Sluis
ies. 9te Sduier limb tpegen Rarms
mansels bi9t seordngt unb, mas i'm
Orient ielten lit. pi.Ie Stodperte
bod. Neiit iino lie aus Sols. selb,
peiB ooer roth dnseItriden unb boz
ben tleine @drten. Sirnppd b.beutst
gu oeutfd r0Ornenburs", unb srit I'm
Sabre 1186 6esinnt Die 9ei9tdts
biefer Stabt. Sbrs @lunaSeit 1T Die
Periobs Oes 3peiten 8ulgurenreidss,
bas Bis 1896 Oauerte; urtter Der Stirs
tenkrrfaaft iant tbre 8.0eutuns
f9nea.
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-SeretnsefaIte n. 8eiu6er:
,@er Iingt benn ba 10 fali99" Sauss
herr: r@ds lit msine Srau!" 8efus
her (bemiibt, fi4 berausaubelfen):
.Sber 1T bic 8eglettuHs falf&3"
Sdusberr: sSie begleitet iid aud
feIbit.'
@rnis fdmeiaeI6aft.
Serr: Run, mas Iasen sic au met,
n.r gruut, Sobunn; 70 cine mDdten
Sic aud baben, tpas21 0iener (be,
ideiben): lin @Ottes iUinen, Serr
Baron. 70 cine rei6e, sebiIb.ts Da,
me =. uniereiner barf ttur auf bas
aelbert ieb.n!1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13

aIeines MtBberFGnb,
nib. nRo6mittdss parsn mir beim
&aufmdnn bon 8tnebis unb ab.nbs
Daben mir alts Seibelbers s,feben.1
.Sa, ia, Is eibt iebt gar feline Gnt.
ftrnunsen mtbr..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
Central Gotsl Iebduss,
a9tuns 5arntr unb Wbaddter
on Der gl nr ftit rnhn

Denn ibr Sbitbdume irsenb elmer ar
pFan5en nollt, oann fommi 3u unS ODE,
'didt n euro 9eiteuunsen. anSere Baum,
ino YFan5en finb gut 9emadien, frditte
uno wuroen in 9asconabe Gountp aeaoaer
10 oaB fe beher geoeiben nerben> ais fofdbs
bic thr bon ausndrts be3iebt.
Rboenir Rurferp,
Woo0am, Wo.
nooll S~aSconabe Sc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
Eugen INasse

pennrirt, SaloItu.D.fsn 1ahnoiatnsn
~SSf~|TSi' SIt4paartR.
EsiIt eastn, inIttft gatNsr uHb 6n,trea attn. ~
esiorgtan, bsrartissn Mrbstttu snr Suiritosnps,tst
auitrasetbsr. sutnnbbiH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22
NAVAL ARMAMENT
NOT DISCUSSED
British ChanceIIor's Visit to Ger
many Not Concerned
With Subject.
NO AGREEMENT BR0ACHED
Die Grcnlbotcn Disavows Government
Ever Intended To Contest Great
Britain's Sea Power.

Berlin. Aug. 22.-David Lloyd
George, chancellor Of the British ex-
chequer, continued his inquiries today
regarding social exchange He visited
number of Insurance offices in Ber-
lin and received specialists from tho
government department of pension add
ministration. He is TO leave here for
Hamburg tonight.
1t now seems that the question of
naval armament has not been men
toned between Mr.. Lloyd George and
the statesmen of Germany. The whole
idea that Mr.. Lloyd George came to
Germany on special private mission
to discuss the possibility OF an agree
ment regarding the reduction of naval
ornaments as a sequence to the meet
ing of King Edward and Emperor
William appears now to be without
foundation.
The German press has reported at
length the English comment and
speculation of Mr. Lloyd Georges Wis
il. but there has not been a single par
agraph in any government or semi
government journal indicating the
willingness of Germany to join with
Great Britain in a naval agreement,
The constant reiteration has been
that the British navy is not being built
with hostile designs against anybody,
but Only for the general protection of
German commerce abroad should &C
casion arise.
Die Grenzboten, whose weekly re-
view of foreign affairs is written by Al
person whose statements are guided
by the foreign office. disavows this
week that the German government has
ever thought OF contesting Great
Britain's position as sea power.
Continuing. the writer says that in
asmuch as Germanys commercial ma
rine has been developed in complete in
dependence Of that of Great Britain, in
the same manner Germany is building
a navy commensurate with her over
sea interests and her mercantile fleet
II Great Britain considers that her
position has been rendered in any way
insecure, Germany cannot object 10
Great Britalns building two warships
for everyone that Germany lays down.