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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-31

er's Tuesday.
Mrs. Nancy Heiskell and daughter.
Efie. were calling on Mrs. Annie Lee
SON one day last week.
Miss Ruth Keener was calling on
Leafy McHenry one night last week.
Mr.. Lee Hawkins and family, Of
|smithtown, have moved in with Chain
|satterheld.
Our school closed March q. Had
Rotations in the afternoon. Had a
good time. Miss Ada Fast, teacher,
Mr.. Jacob Hills drum corps rendered
some fine music.
Mr.. Harmon Travis. of Burners
Ridge, was visiting his son, Burleen
Travis, one day last week.
Prickett's and Grassy Run have
their wire up for the Pumpkin vine
telephone.
Henry Baker was calling at Manuel
Lessons one evening last week.
Emory Heck and Justis Burns We're
hauling hay for James starett one
day last week.
Rev. Phillips purchased fine horse
of Jake McHenry. we did not learn
the price paid.
Miss Cora Kirk was visiting her SIS
ter Mrs. Thomas Lesson, one night
last week.
BAIL Satterfeld was working for N.
E. Hawkins Thursday.
Miss Nellie Heck is visiting her sis;
ter, Mrs. Mcvicker, at Fairmont.
Mrs. George Heston and son and
Mrs. McAbes and son, of Fairmont,
were calling on 2. B. Heck Saturday.
PEGGY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-31

Ferry street. H. suffering from ae
we're attack Of uphold ieyer Pr. Fl
Vi COX IS the atiending physician:
III. james Summers Of cherry
RIM was d tliis ward Monday
Bruce sHfte 81 New street spent
Monday IL Boothsyi1Ie.
REV. b. s. Boggs Is spending q few
days 1T his home on Merchant street.
he expects to 90 to Mt. Morris Fri
day
Master Earl swindler, OF Pittsburg
avenue, is spending a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pride, Of Morgan
town.
Miss Georgia coHman, of Grafton,
Iis IL the city attending the Normal
School. She is residing with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. R. shaffer. OF Raymond
street.
Mr.. Bert Taylor is at Bridgeport.
w. Va, on business.
Rev. Warren Hodges, of Morgantown.
was called to this city by the death
Of Mr.. ]. /. swindler.
Mr.. George Lyons. of Rowlesburg.
was in this warl yesterday.
Mrs. Priscilla Merrifield, who has
been very sick at her home on Wilson
street, is some better.
"A SON was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Dale Bartholow, Of the Second ward.
Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Norris, of Columbia
street, has returned from Prickett's
creek. where she had been the guest
Of relatives for several days.
Mr. Thomas Hughes. of Norwood,
spent Monday in this city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-31
woRTHINeTou NEWS.

Mr.. C. Willie Atha was in town Fri
day on his way to Falrmont on bust.
ness.
Mr.. John sturm and James Par
IRISH went to James Fork school house
to sell roads Friday.
The school on Helen's run, taught
by Miss Heckle. closed Friday. The
pupils rendered a very pretty pro.
gramme to the delight of a very lars
crowd Of visitors.
Mr.. Grant Bowman, of Davis Ridge,
has purchased a very fine graphic
phone.
Mr.. John w. Fleming, of Fairmont,
candidate for nomination for Commits.
sioner Of the County Court. was shak'
ink hands with his many friends in
worthington this week.
Mr.. Scott Davis. of Parrish run. has
been attending court as a iuryman for
some time.
Some things you hear on the cor.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-31

ners Of the streets: Vote for Howard
N. ogden for Proshecuting Attorney,
for he win prosecute. He does with
all his might what me undertakes to
do.
Mr.. E. Brumage. Lincoln district
committeeman, was in Fairmont on
business Monday.
George Amos, for Sheriff. is the talk
up here.
John W. Fleming. for commissioner
of County Court. in for his share of
comment.
c. willie Atha, for Board of Educa-
ton of Lincoln district, can't be bet
tered in the district.
White Rock school closed Friday
night. The boys reported very nice
time, Mr.. John Bell is an excellent
teacher. JOSIAH.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-31


John Keener q Ncrssnt2wn. Has
blslues yisitor u thts SECTION q
wednesday last
citence Holmes Who re de u
lIsresGor county was isifing his gutsii
Vie, jim. EIoItnes and family; q this
place last week
The little child ot AIr. and Mrs
Homer Pickett died on Thursday
evening last and was inferred In the
ce~etsry a. Montana Friday.
Mis- Jfssie Harris, who has been
staying at the home Of Mr.. ]. Q; A,
Meredith, who is seriously i'll, return
ed home Saturday.
Willie Jones, who Is working for w.
e. watson, at smithtown. was in our
midst Sunday.
Miss May Kincaid, who has been
visiting her frother at the Amos farm
for some time. returned to her home
ut Laurel run Sunday.
Spring time. spring time. the happi-
est of the year,
with all your buds and flowers our
weary hearts you cheer.
All Nature seems to lend a hand to
light this world so drear.
So let us each one try to make it
spring time all the year.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-31

c. Michael, Of Hoodsyiils. tnd
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Hin are moSinr
into the house recently vacated - Ne
]. II. Brand and family who base
located on the farm just plrehnsed BY
Mr.. Brand, of near Gray's Flats
Miss Cievie Ballsh who lias been
employed at the Hotel Manley IN Fair
mont, has returned 70 her home az
Minister'S Run:
Miss Lulu and Eva Morris, OF Hoods
vile. were shopping in FaIrmont We'd
nesday.
Messrs John Ammons and Aloha
Tenant, Of Hoodsyille. and Jas.
Morris. Of Ministers Run. we're y
Fairmont Wednesday on business
Mr.. Sam Dias, Of near Baxter lli
shortly move to the property Of Mrs
Anna Hill on Minister'S Run
Mrs. Martin Wilson Of RivesyiIle.
was visiting friends on Minister Run
and Hoodsyille the past week.
Mrs. Thee. Moore and little dapehs
ter, OF near Hoodsvi1le, were Fair
mont visitors "Wednesday.
Mr.. Miller. president Of the Miller
Clark Grain Co, of Fairmont, wasfit
Hoodsville Wednesday on business;
Miss Arlie Musgroye. Of near Hoods;
vile. who has been visiting In Fair
mont the past three weeks returned
home Sunday.
Mr.. Lloyd Kennedy, o. Gray's Flats
has moved into the house Of his vile.
grandmother. Mrs. Elizabeth CLAYTON.
for the purpose Of caring for her n
her old age,
Success to the West virginfan
HAPPY HOURS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-31
VIOLA NEWS.

The beautiful buds and blossoms of
spring are beginning to come forth
and old mother earth is beginning to
look green again.
The school at Mt. Harmony closed
on Friday last after very successful
term.
Miss Ruth Merrlaeld will attend the
Normal School at Fairmont this
spring.
Mrs. VIM. West and two children.
Of Gray's Flat, were visiting friends
at this place last week.
Miss Trixie Clelland, of Mt. Har-
mony, was visiting her grandparents
at this place Thursday and Friday
last.
Miss Ethel Harris left Saturday for
Rayenswood where she will attend
school.
Messrs. Frank Davis and Clarence
Holmes made flying visit to friends
at Pennington Thursday.
Miss Rosie sergent was visiting
Miss Elsie Holmes one day last week.
A great. many of our people attend
eed the funeral of C. s. Male at Mon
tana Thursday. Mr.. Male will be great
ly missed by his many friends as he
was a good neighbor. a good Chris
tian and a loyal citizen.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-31
HoopsvILLE AND o.
MINISTER'S Run.


We are pleased to see such fine
weather and hope that the same will
continue until our farmers can have a
chance to prepare for their spring
crops.
The sale Of the late j. e. Michael, Of
Minister'S Run. was largely attended
on Thursday Of last week, and the
property in general brought good
prices. One thing noticeable at the
sale was the large attendance of can
ddates, who were greeting their
friends and repairing any gaps that
might be left open in their fences.
Mr.. Simeon Moore, of Baxter, has
moved to the home Of his mother, Mrs.
Sarah Ellen Moore, of near Hoods
Vile.
The Morris school above Hoodsville
closed Friday OF this week. The teach
err Mrs. Freeland, who was formerly
Miss Tenant, will accompany her hus.
band to Gray's Flats, where they Will
go to Housekeeping.
Mrs. Luther Michael. Hugh Morris.
John Michael and Willie Michael, OF
Minister'S Run, were in Fairmont We'd
nesday ON business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Norris, Of Nor
gantown, are visiting the formers par
ents, near Hoodsyllle.
Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Morris and
family were visiting Mr.. and Mrs, j.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-31
PoPLE
ef6esrw etore.
IR 81 WARD
MISC BoniffeId Coming.

I1177'777-- 7Sss,,'''''b'
Miss Julia Boniheid. a returned mis-
sionary from China, will be at the Dia-
mond street nj. 2. Church Saturday
evening and Sunday. Miss Bonifeld
IN speak Saturday evening and Sun
day morning. Also at the Junior
League service in the afternoon. She
win have many things made by the
chinese for exhibition. Miss Bonifeld
was formerly d teacher in the First
ward school and her coming Is looked
forward 10 with much interest.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-31
club WIN Meet.
evening,

The Utile Dulci Embroidery Club
WIN be entertained at the home Of
mss Leota Gaskins on Market street
this evening. Several invited guests
win ia present and a pleasant even.
ing IS anticipated.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-31
city Hospital Notes.

MISS Johnston, OF huntsville, was a
medical patient admitted Sunday.
Mr. Ulysses West, who has been
receiving medical treatment was dis
missed Monday,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-31
WINFIELD.

The health of this community is very
good except Mrs. Annie Lesson is on
the sick list.
Mrs. Playford Grubb and daughter,
Maggie. were visiting at Frank Swish.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-31
"a cure a cod 10 enc pay.

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinn.
Tablets. Druggists. ref nd money II II
fails to cure. E. w. GROVES sigma.
ture is on each box. CSC.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-31
Easter Entertainment.

All the children who expect to take
part In the Easter programme at the
Diamond street NJ. q. church are re
quested to meet at the church Tues
day and Wednesday evenings after
school Tor practice.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-31

Just the thing for you--Dorothy
oodd oxfords at Highlands. #
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-31
llVVlIl az 10 Terra AIta.

VIII kaV 70 terra tAl1a'
Rev. G. W. Bent pastor Of the Dia-
aond street Nj 2. Church, will go to
Terra Alta Sunday to preach. Rev.
Richmond, Of the Evansville church,
yin speak at the local church Sunday
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-31

lust learned that Gold Medal Flour is
sifted ten Hmes through finest silk. EudENIA.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-31

Personals.
Miss Maggie satterHeld, Of East
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-03-29

ship in the School. You will not be
asked to pay any tuition fee until we
are ready to begin the courses of in
struction. This will give you plenty
of time to think it over.
The Blade wants to hear from all it's
friends on this important subject. 1t
is a big undertaking. We must not
spell failure. We solicit your support,
your patronage and your hearty CO.
operation.
Don't hesitate Write now. You
have some idea on the subject. Make
us acquainted with them. You must
believe in its possibilities, it's utilities.
Express that belief whatever it may be.
If you or unable to join the school
yourself, you may know of some young
man or woman who would be glad to
join it. Direct their attention to it.
Let the know that there is such
school. Tell them where it may be
found.
By a strong, united effort we may
soon acquire splendid educational
victory over the votaries Of orthodoxy.
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-03-29
PAINE AND AKED.

Some time ago, Rev. Dr.. Aked, a
portly looking importation from Eng
land, whom Rockefeller purchased to
preach in New York for the benefit of
predatory wealth, startled his fashion
able congregation by threatening to
resign unless they coughed up $4,000
during a Sunday morning service
The sum demanded represented the
church deficit for the fiscal year. DIR.
Aked sailed into his congregation, and
as he has not resigned it is safe
presumption that he got what he asked
for. But how Christian-like! And
how unlike the human impulses of
Thomas Paine? The latter started the
subscription list for the struggling and
starving continental army by donating
his entire salary, gave his all, and a
whole nation was fed. 1t is doubtful
if DR.. Aked contributed one cent from
his magnificent stipend and the sum
he asked for was not to feed the
hungry, clothe the naked, or to allevi-
ate suffering, but to preach ghostly
superstition in a palatial edifice the
inside of which the poor are never
seen.
This is another case of thousands
for superstition and never cent for
humanity. Such conditions could not
obtain but for a purient, pseudo-piety
which the clergy strive to cultivate in
order to maintain this ecclesiastical
system that is sapping the vitality of
the nation. Church financiering can
not be above reproach.
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-03-29
START THE SCHOOL
ng Commendaoy Letter From One of the Old Guard With
Practical Hints For Its Success.
(By S. F. Benson.)

heartily endorse your idea of correspondence school
Freehough Committee of the propaganda
An inexpensive College of Faith.
We badly need workers the field, and all fully realize
the dire necessity capable organization that shall command
both the respect and the socitude of the church party
If such organization full promise of and
bity, think it would be fairly well supported
The should however be exercised selecting the
committee mapping curriculum, that be fully
against special
its speedy extinction.
The work hand should think, be twOfOd, first to teach
and lectures second to organize.
But you suggest should require knowledge of such
branches of furnish the foundations of faith when
cOntrased with the fctOns of ancient superstition.
special fctious foundations
lying all civilization and substitute the solid foundation
of real knowledge There would always be sides work.
a negative and positive.
The Correspondence School begin SMALL
with the growth Of the work And its cirrcuun ac
ties will Of develop WITH and in with its require
ments
The need Of School Journal of will be
felt and also will the ACCESSIBILITY of securing "a multitude of
Counsel be realized IT, the far future the ethical teachings
of this central committee should mpercepby into
Codex Verta Book of Truth who 1t would be
nabe diviney could therefore
amended enlarged the boundaries of human knowledge
expanded.
One thing would very strongly impress upon all the liberal
advocates Of philosophy Wis That nothing but will
good bank The correspondence all be printed
the time and postage would be quite item of expense And
field intended the field workers would need be
backed by central organization they would fail have
the old freethOught lecturers.
intended the scope of the enterprise
would be greatly curaled and its usefulness be small And
have idea that if it existed merely instruct few friendly
eethinkers would within of it's BIRTH
friends for persuaded that the
pondence idea capable of very expansion and possibly
fruitful of organization capable
shaking the whole citadel of superstition Anyway let's give
the little bantling chance, and shall what it do
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
sisbeu Sob E 8emeis.

SD babe Z Sabre 8eueis sebnbt
.tab aiug'S Nep DISCOVERY bic bette
MebiSin III gu nebmen tir ouIten,
Grtaltuna unO ieoe 8rautheit oes
0alSes, Der 8ruii p0er 2unse." Id9t
V. q Senrn BON Baruma, RO. Die
8elt bat 3S Satire lnne ben 8erpeis
eebabt bas Or. atna's Rem 81 scOo.
erp ba8 helte Rittet III aeaen 0niten
@rfattuueen, Ga @riepe, aithma.
6eufieber 8rontDitis, 2uugenbluten
unb Die Infdnee pom Shminbin1t
gein seitiger, 8ebrnut uerbinbert
bic @ntpiftuua pOn Bneumpnta.
Inter @arantie uertnu!t in BalterS
Gpoibete Sl so ceata uuo sl.00 Bro.
beHaide Irei. n,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27

3rate. 6rt. Rora Smith pon
ct. 2ouis mar bier 3 Sage bel ben
Sbrigeu gu 8eiut.
- Su Der Stride bier merOen Otele
uno nahIte Bohe aIabenolih an
bnttenoe 8erinnmtunsen 9ebalten.
- Sentp 2ieiemeper. Der strtiec
pon Bah Mil Elm 4utpmobiel tanteri.
aohis g6osntns iiubet INNER
nod Shaie sum auftauIea.
- SRep. Sobn Sartmeiiter bat Elm
neueS ball. bearing Buaap.
Joj. Serbian mar bier UNI gieb
gu t~aufen.
Jrau 8. g.. g~appmeper II rab
ldngerem 2eiben am lesten Sreitue
i'm atter Ron rs 5ahren eeitorben.
perr Enbrew Srfmaun pom
WRt. Sterling 1T leste Bohe BON Der
GDnferens Der 9euii4en 8nptiiten
sum grebiper Oroinirt wuroen.
Ssnrp rod BON 3birb Greet,
so Sabre of, Elm iraherer gisbhano.
Ter IN am isbten Jreitns eeitorbsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27

9tonpbt II. Jo1n ourlt
idate leste 8od)e bierOrts 5eu :rboli
fur Die 5armer.
u. y. Raritaot tam am Sona-
taa BON Roiebuo um bier nab leinem
an g~eruenFeber ertrnutten Sbbnhen
grutn gu ieben. 6rt. @ti5abeth
arasttlp, eiue a~usaebilDeIe 8rnntenf
ndrtertn, bat Den atetncn in 8fese.
6rnu SnrIte6t WeIdle eben!aaa an
oerleiben &rantbeit manufacturing, fEl
bolt lih iangiam.
Serr Oscar Red uno 5rl. Winnie
Smith wurbeu. lebten DOuuertaa I'M
6eim Der BrnuteItern %setraut. Dos
iunae 8aar Mrs in 81. Souls mUhs
men mo- 6err 8ef in Der American
Cypress 60. steIe bat.
Infer g8eguu ieber Serr Ernnb
arbeitet bic 4an)weae nit alien ihm
su @ebOte febenben Otittetr. @ir ba,
ben eineu Der beiten Besaufieber I'm
County unO iiuo StOi5 oui i'm.
81 ascDnnoe E. 5EHrp III
felmanu, BET Strefenuormauu, bat
ii1 Don ieiner arautbeit erbolt, unO
tam mi Der arbeiteu.
5rnu ". 8anoeruerten ii opn
ibrer Reife uah Ct. aouiS pieoer
bier.
6rau ). 5leiider aub EoHter
.0elen .ooren 5reitng in GbamOis.
SRI. piItaO Battles, bon
Gleuelanb, DbiD, 1T bier bel ihres
S6melier, frau 4b, 5eioner, gu be
iu9.
Serr Il. frau Snnos, b n Nen
5nueu, pareu bier bel Der 5nmilie
Sermnnn Geioner gu 5eiuh
SRI. Gluina Salt nelhe in ct,
9or8 nls 9eleernpbiitin tbdtig MAJ
1T bier BEL ibren Gltern Serrn uni
5rau Senrp Sontas gu 8eiud. 5rl-
Salt bat i'm Sim nahite 8ohe mad
5sattle, Baibinston 50 rciien.
}rau s. Saub III nah 8arretti
auf Beiud su ibren @ttern.
Sames Streeter reifie rod 81
labpma UNI ben @inter hber bel lei
men Sp5ne 5ranf gu bteiben.
8m. @rannemann, bon BuDn'
billie, mar bieier Gage bier bel altel
Greunben.
Gran s. SadiiH nnb 5rf. Gm'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27

Seine @inber wDbnen s%eritreut in
MiIiuuri 3trns uuo Otlnbomu, uno
Ieine friisernn 6reunbe in oieiem
gOuntg. Ibeuoore unb Riltat Al
N~litteuoorf r7eld)e an Oer 8urbuis
tuobueu iinD ieine 60 ne; unO bot er
aud cine 9o6.sr in 1t, gOuis mob
uen. ST Mil aud mad Oklahoma
reiBen I'M ieiuen oapObusnOen 5Ubn
gu beiubeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
idon steiue uno sanO sefnbrea.

Grmin 8erle unb mebrere
Treunbe pom ct. 2Ouis pareu bier
bel Der Bamitie 5rant SteiOegger
gu Beiuh.
- 3obn 5oes. BON 9er8er mar
bier Sci q. 8. Bie Der gu Beiuh.
5rau 2tbert 5hinoter bat iih
mad 8eatnatou, no, beeebeu uub
on TIRE gLtcrn unb 8ertpanbte gu be-
iudeu.
- 6rauf Sheiceager laBt an let'
uer 5deune eineu Gnbau auifibren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
c QUITE
@uriaiert .
8epbad,tete is Sabre.

.5afnsebn Sabre lang babe i'd bic
Birtuns BON Buflin's Grnica Satbe
beDbahtet, uno es bat ME uerfeblt
ir ,eno Elm Beb, @eihwir Ooer
8~ranonunbe an ueIhe 0ieiebe ans
aefpnno tpurbe su betlen. @s bat
uns .mande DDdtorrecbnn3 eripnrt.S
lagt VI. s. Snabp non @nft 8ilt n
Waine. 25 Gents in Balters Bros
Npotbete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27

% 10 E n . De Senrp aUh'
FEM. nelder i9on felt eiuem Sabr
trant 1T purbe aeltern als am fer.
ben berittet.
~ 3ubert @rOss bat ii1 nnd ct.
Souls beaebeu UNI ba oen Giuilbienit
Gramen gu MAIDEN. CT mdhte in
ben 8ohoient ~eintreten.
Settle 6. Brics % Sabre aft,
1T am ID. Rouember an Der Shwiub'
iudt eetorben. CT nor swei Sabre
frant.
Srib RittenoOrf uDn Rrescott,
arisona melder mebrere Gage bier
bel Teiner @idte Srnn @obsrt aRi0e,
subradte, tpobnte trigger in Bap
sine nber DOR etruo so Ssbren mad
ben @ehen unD wobnt felt rs Snbrer
in GriSoua no er Bera5an treibt.
NA LHHL.-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
Nie lit btes!

ggir 6ieten einbun0ert Dollars Be-
luhnnug fir i3beu Sail u.n aatarrb,
Der nitt ourb &innebmeu BON Saas
satarrb aRr eebeilt merOeu tam.
j. y. 6 b E neg & So @iaentb
Goleou, 8.
Bir, bic luterseibneten, babsn
5. s. Gbeneg ieit ben IeBten Is Sab,
rem petaunt un0 baltep i'm lit U0u'
fommen ebreubnft in aleu- @eihafts'
uetbanolanaen uuo f%taauSieq beiab
lat, ale uDn ietner 5irha eiuaeannes
euen Northumberland 81 ertaGen.
8 { # &E t a /, @roBbanbelssG ro
guilten, Eoleoo, 8.
8atoina, ainnau & Woruiu, @rOb
banoels 8r69uihen, goteoU, ..
6nG's &atarrb-&ur mito immer,
lidb eenummeu uno uirtt brett auf
Ous 8lut nuO Die ihteimigen Sber-
Ildden oes Gpaems. 3euanihe frei
uerianot. RreiS 75c fit Die 81 aide
8ertnuit pun alien apOtbetern.
9alI's 5amilien' &iuen limb fte
beIten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27

Bbtuips, lebterer BON Sntasette
goantg, habeu iib mad yrurb Mil'
IUari beaeben INT oa eineu 8naltNb
Shire oeuslt su tauten,
Breo 3oQ unO Satin limb nadl
g2sw Aaueu um on gerwnn0t gu BE-
ilden.
Sm GUtb 9hulbauie murbe
nm 9antIaguusstaae, Abenos, Elm
8og Supper acaeben.
ri. 8btalpp bat an Soiepb
Gross elm @eipann Gel oertauit
OF ,8oute go. 2. Bnl
0ora un5 &r lin 8arle, BON Ct.
Qoais, muren geiuder bel 8. 5det'
oeaaey, ST., uno aud aut be Sago.
81. beri4ter neui8 Sagobeute. aber
utet Seraniiaen.
Souls 8OeriIinaer, bon 9iaz
aiuSuiqe, mar BEL 5ucOb uno anOreu
@6iQipp gu 8eiut 8e8ieItet Don
aubp unb 5acob 9biuipp tebrte er
AM Niontng tbsr 0tartbaso!ae uies
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