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Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
~ no7NTV=A1 A=HACHE. Ia, SATURDAY, JANUARY II, 1My.
HAS SUFFICIENT FUNDS.
But State Institutions win Rave 10
Wait for a Few Days.

Although the state had nearly 'wo
million dollars on deposit, some Oh
The institutions that are anxious 10
secure their funds will probaDly hol
be able to get any money TOT SOME
few days. The auditor ana s'a'e
treasurer both for the past seVefai
DAYS had a number of calls ana ie.'
| tors from heads of institutions want
| ing state money. The $5,OOOO Wahteo
| for the Charity Hospital in New oi'
leans is not the only amount that Is
wanted for charitable institutions VI
the state. DR.. Clarence Pearson, su-
n~erinendent of the State Asylum III
tho Insane at Jackson, called upon
the state treasurer and asked that he
no allowed some money. Mr.. Pearson
said that he had not gotten his ap-
nropriation for Novmber and Decem'
her. The treasurer's office tolu III
t Pearson that his institution "ouio
} he taken care of as soon as possiDie
While the money is coming INTO tl'
J. state treasury now at a very rap'
rate. nearly a half million ha'ih'
been received, the constitution claS
SITES the way the warrants snali U
Maid. 1t is because Of the fact tha
tho charity Hospital and Insane AS!
linn at Jackson and like institution
e warrants are third class that .he
lie must wait. The constitution provloe
n that the salaries of the state otlcla
re sba,, come first, the Louisiana VI
i'd vers;tv. State Normal School, LOU
lana Industrial and Southwestern
dustrial second, and all others thir
The state auditor and the state tres
T.. nrer are not having anything to $
+" inst at present, but Treasurer stet
- is sitting tight on the lid. 1t is p'
CIV sible that he will wait until all
,oo tho December collections are IN a
then nav the first and second ci'
warrants, and, if there is not enou
money in the general fund % pay
third class warrants, divide 1t equs
among the different persons anu
e stitutions holding third class cial
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
aitten by rat.

Crowley, Laid Doiron, q Daker
.hont % wears Of age, had a peculiar
,accident sunday night, which came
near being fatal. He was Dltten W
! rat oh the forearm. near the nam
artery A small vein was severea
and he lost about a quar-. y 0''A
before the bleeding was stopped.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
4 Valuable Tree.

There is a tree In Cheapside, Lon'
don. that may be described literally az
the most expensive Of it's kind "a
earth. II IS gold pieces filled the eN-
tire trunk and IS bills Suffered IN
place of every one Of the leaves. It
would not buy the terra tfrma it os
cupies. For the land on which II
stands. the northwest corner Of Wood
str Get and Cheapside, is worth 4 IL
million dollars an acre. The tree has
stood on this spot for over 200 years.
while its site has augmented IN value
to almost fabulous proportions.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
RACE ACROSS ATLANTIC.
p.o.;aont Has Given Carte Blanche
+o Sherry for Battleships.

TO SpoI1y Ava -
phi,adelphia.-James B. Connolly, she
noted writer. of sea stories, is given as
authority for the statement that the
president has given, carte blanche 70
turning from its w~orld-sirdlins tour 70
Rear Admiral sperry's Pacific fleet re,
ont, loose after leaving Gibraltar ana
race across the Atlantic, ''ship. against
ship, and may the best boat win,
Mr.. Connolly, it is said, has Deen M
vited by the president to return with
the fleet as chronicler of the race against
time. and win be the guest OF capt
potter aboard the battleship Vermont
The contest among Admiral sperry :,
fighters is to be characterized with all
the fire and sgo" that is the Pecuila'
quality of the Roosevelt temperament
20 wishes his term as president 10 en-
with > dramatic climax which snah "a
cite the attention Of the world'@
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
INSPECTING Lumber Mills.

New Orleans.-W. S. Probst ana r.
j. Mcbride Of Marion, ONO, VIM az
largely interested in timber lahas
ovid in lumber manufacture, nave
come south to examine some o. NY
larger modern mills in this territory
preparatory to erecting a new aouple,
ham, mill for the manufacture 9.
yellow poplar, yellow pine, pax anu
cottonwood. It is their intention "
s,s,t the mills at Bogalusa, Longvllie'
Fullerton, Natalbany n hans
charles. which are the largest mus
erected in this section in the pas
two wears.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
Enforce Blue Laws.

pensacola, Fla.-Under the blue
!. : ) some Of them half a century old,
.hsre we're no cigars, cigarettes, nor to
hacco sold; no cabs or transfer wagons
in operation, and even the meat mar
kets were closed in Pensacola sunaay
~ order Of Sheriff Van Pelt. Deputies
were out early in the morning m
struggled to arrest conductors and motor
men i; cars run. The Louisville & Nash
vie railroad was compelled to cease
working several hundred men employed 3plee
N the roads export wharves, loading
i ahinsl
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16

.,.oo ~ four feet in diameter II
e,,a ,o six feet high, Gaping the sho,s
with grass. The shock is alioweo
S S.'n until the peas and vines arc
thoroughly cured. o.t;or NJ |
Yield-A good crop in any ;vtv.ave !
to 100 bushels per acre. me ,ttt,a
want stations have produced a NV.
over 100 bushels per acre on oaor,.
crop. The Arkansas STATION 10 push.
. .J If from nine1y-fve to l'z pu
s,s '' nor acre. Reports from sn
eas pus in north Louisiana indlca..
vields in that section OF from
to 100 bushels per acre. 10 nre.
Preparation for Market-Io pe i,st
pared for the market the peas na thor.
no senarated from the vines anu I va.
o,eh1v ridden of the adhering d'rt; ~ n
,;o,,s mechanical devices are new
fn, IN this work. Peanut thresnes
are on the market and are a ~ ~
olS VII
: satisfactory work. +wan.
price-The price per bushel % o.
i. ty.two pounds varies from 81 tor
cents, The average price .o' 8:
,,oars At Norfolk, Va, is said to De %
" 'er na.nnts for OIL Production-Pea
-..;, from "a to SO per cen
q al, Prime oil is said to be worm =
II cents per gallon. The lower srauo
,e Used for soap stock would o,'he
much lower price, as they woulo Gun !;
a into competition with the soap ssock
Ne rho form of cotton seed oil. The res'a:
er after the oil is extracted is a Va'u
~. h,e stock feed and should bring lro
he soo to s25 per ton when the n nea
to and hn,ls are mixed, or from 40
he $50 per ton when the hulls are Soy
,tv rated before the oil Is exlrac'o
If peanut Hay-Peanut hay, when w
Id o,rod is a most excellent forage. !
"a. 1nnisiana Stations have shown u
OK. neanuts are most excellent for 1au'
ms ING hogs. The Arkansas Station lou
,nv that one.fourth acre in peanuts =
rhe duced s13 pounds of pork, WINE
for. same amount of land in corn prouu'
SEES, only 100 pounds Of pork. The :
in hama Station found that hogs !
Ewing m a peanut field made M
soil cheaper gains than. on cowpeas' >"
crop potatoes or sorghum +.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
petnrns Hotel Spoon.

chicago.-"If persons who carry IVY
from hotels silver spoons and other
n,nne,ty az souvenirs could only get
rengion, the hotel books yonlo 1snow
better balance. said Clerk Edward
Carr 81 the Victoria Hotel today. DE
made the statement after receiving 2
latter and ) package containing = silver
s,,oon marked ayictoria HOTEL me
la.,sr which came from Beatrice, Neb'
STATED the writer took the spoon while
! the hotel with m athletic team iron
.,ebraska University. Since thea ] :
had become : Christian.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
two Sisters Are Acquired.

Media, Pa.-Mrs. NJ. Florence Ero,
wife of j. Clayton Erb, who was we'll
known in political circles all over
Pennsylvania, and her sister, Mrs. Cath
crime Beisel, who were charged with the
sensational murder Of Capt. Erb on the
night Of October s, 1908, Thursday
walked from the Delaware county court
house free women. After the jury hae
been out nearly eighteen hours, i
brought in q verdict Of not guilty II
the case Of each woman, both Of whom
had been charged separately and jointl
with shooting the captain
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
SMALL RIVER APPROPRIATION.
Most Urgent Projects Only VIII be
Provided For.

Washington.-The house committee on
rivers and harbors met again. Friday to
decide on q bill appropriating moneys
for waterway improvements, hut action
was postponed until next week. Inc
general river and harbor bill, if it is
decided to have one at. all, will probably
provide. only for the most urgent projects
now being worked on and will provide
for a comparatively small appropriation
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
s7s o00000 for Navy.

Washington. About $75,ooo,ooo
would be required to carry out the pro-
cram, for increasing the navy as out
lined to the house committee on naval
affairs today by Secretary Newberry OF
the navy department. Four battleshlps
are asked for, in addition to four scout
cruisers, four submarines, ten destroy,
ers. three Golfers, one repair ship and
one ammunition ship.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
4 Variety Of Crops.

It is profitable to grow. a variety OF
crops rather than one, as this gives
crops to be marketed at different
times of year. This increases the
regularity of the farmers income and
distributes it over a greater period.
This In turn enables him to do busi'
ness on a smaller capital.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
sody found In Iron Coffin.

Calhoun, Las-Mrs. John R. Milling
died ID Monroe. She was buried ~
the old Mount Zion cemetery, near
calhoun. In digging the grave the
rorkf1en unearthed q small east Iron
conn which contained the body q
& child III q perfect state Of preserva,.
non The grave being unmarked and
shelnx beyond the ~recollections Of the
Oldest citizens of. the community
athere 1 considerable speculation q
ID %sU 81 child was.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
Rnston Bonds Sold.

puston. La.-Municipal BONDS 70
the amount Of sss33, 900 have been plae.
- Nv 'Mayor Raglan with a firm n
cleveland. Ohio. The proceeds OF
this sale will be applied 70 an eA,
tens,on Of the water and lighting
systems of the city.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
$4,000 TO BIBLE SOCIETY.
Mrs. Sage Will Give If Similar Amount
II Raised.

New York.-t is announced by the
American Bible Society that Mrs. Rus
sell Sage has extended for n year from
December 81 last her offer OF $Soo,coo
towards the society's permanent enoow-
ment fund on the condition that the
friends OF the society subscribe q smaller
Amount for the same fund. The society
has raised more than one1quarter OF the
amount needed when the original tim'
! limit expired.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
4pRYsn GET EVEN BREAK.
Five West Virginia Towns Go wet"
and Five Go "Dry."

Wheeling, w. Va.-Municipal cleo,
tions were held in many second class
West Virginia towns Thursday. The
old political parties had tickets in the
field in only a few towns. The Licensing
Of saloons was the issue in many towns
Results SO far as learned are as follows
Dry; Follansbee, Cameron, Mill Creek
Huttonsville, Beverly. Wet: Elm
Grove, Gladys, Monongan, Princeton
| and MateWan.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16

Judge MacFarlane of Pittsburg mas
decided that a shipper who loses MS
nroduce while in the hands OF express
or railroad companies cannot recover
damages il ne fails to state the true
value Of the article shipped.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16

When 1t looks like rain, draw In .
load or two Of corr for husking on
the big barn floor.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16

4 Box q few apples done UP in soft
paper and see how they will come out
next spring.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16

The customs service Of China estl'
mates the total population Of that
country at ,433,211,ooo.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16

The American hen produced IN
fowls and eggs more than $eOo,ooo''
600 in 1907.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16

Better clean out all surplus stock.
Do not winter any stock that will nos
give profit.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16

Leave apples out In a cool house till
it begins to be cold. They will keep
longer. 4 {.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
TAFT GIVES OUT vL1|MATum

passing.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-16
HUNT PREACHER MURDERER

men of the night shit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
Dom Sdiuermuieum in
Marbad.

9ie $anoi6rifteniammlung oes
G9illermuieums fonnte IN ben letten
@onaten pieoer Inn cine Reibe Dertb.
boiler Glide beret6ert peroen. Sn
eriter 2inie iino bier 81 nelnen Z
@riefe S6iIlers, oaritnter 3 bt5ber
unbefannt gebliebene oil Seroer uno
an Die 8rbbGnoler @reitfopf uno 60
ider. Inter Den 4 tpeiteren 9rieferL
bic on &0rner geri6tet iiab, befinoet
iid Der pom II. Sult 1898, tporin er
Dem Srernbe ieinen 8eiud IN Der Set
motb onfiinbigt: .9ie 2iebe gum Su-
terlanb lit iebr lebbaft III mir gefpor'
Sen, rno Ser Sdmabe, Den ib gan5
abgelegt au boben glallbte, regt it'd
m1ftig. SD bin ali6 eli Sabre oo'
bon 9etrennt gelueien, unO Shiiringen
1T 6as 2ano nift, morin man SGDa.
ben bereciien fann." Ger 9rief bonn
90. Mai 1896 reoet bon ben Sor9er,
sic linn Die traurtgen Nahridtcn BON
Der Solitude neruriod)cn: Der COB
ieiner iiingIten Sdweiter Ronette,
oein M6ohen boil Soffmtng, BON Sd1
lent uno Die au6 biibi6 mar" Die
I6pere grfronfung ieincr S6peIter
Cutie rno oie &ranfbeit Ieines @aters,
Ser oieier am Z. Septemler 1886 er-
lag. ,Weine gItern pobnen 2 Stun'
BEN BON Stuttgort uuo niemnO als
sic gerSte nollte ii6 in oieier 3eit 90.
bin mogen, neil man iif Dor SIN.
Itedlng fiirdtet, ga oaS faiierltde
&auptipital auf Ser Solitlibe lit" Sim
t6. 9opember 1901 beridtet er iiber
feline @earbeitlng bes @o33iifjen
I1r9ens yEitrnbot" uitb fiigt, ols
Intport ouf cine Mta6uwng &orners,
bel: ySorge niht, Dab if Dem SAINT
ben entIagen tperoe. Sd rpiiroe es
:bun, penn id an griinSumgen ST
SbeoterItiiden frudtbarer unb in DER
Ilisfiibri1ng bebenber marc: Bonn Der
Sambe bermebrt Die tbeatrolilde @tr'
flung ni6t, unb oft genicrt er Den
Titsorrtd. SoIfe Gtiide 9epinneil oft
am meiiten, penn lie ntrSfi5sen iino.
gber, tpie geiagt, id finOc mid 81 Die.
lem Sad ni6t berufen uub Deoer f1'
Zig nod oeneigt. SD mill baber ntei'
( men alien @eg fortieben irno nit mel
nen bromatiiden Serrcn Gollegen
nidt Tim ben erb1rmlifen Warftpreis
S~trpitp, On Apn1 Shrpihpu nnnl Is.
Rooember 1902 beriibrt or feline in
Der 8oToe ai1f's idonite erfiillter
Sofiuunoen olf 8orl BON 9alberg
DNothpen6ig brouhe ih audi oic'er
Guccltrs, 90 oie fable @6re Die min
bon 8ien erpieien miro lam 7, Sep,
tember mar Inn bonn aa:ier Der IoeI
oerIieben %tporben), mir fiinftig eini'
gen Mufpono beruriodt. altf ben MIDI
9erefnet mar. 9ie Sauptia6e 1T Del
NIeiR. benn oieier aiebt ridlt nur Oh
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05

Wittel bes 9ebens, 'onoern er 9teot
Inn aud ieinen oGletniGen @ertb SD
aobe felt 6 @od)en nit @ifer nno nit
Succeb, tpie i6 oenfe ~gearbeitet (an
ser ,9raut bon Weiiino"). = Sollte
es mir geIingenL einen biitoriifen
5toff, pie etna ben Sell. IN bieiem
Geiit auf5ufaHen, nie mrin iesiges
@tiid geidrieben lit unb aud biel
Ieifter aeitriebet nerben fonnte. 10
piirbe id allies geleiitet ,u baben glau.
ben, mos biIIiQerpeiie iett g%eforoert
tperoen fonr."
9ieien griefen Sdille-s reiben si9
an cine Insabl r~ngeorufter griefe an
GdiIler BON Serber, @iIbelm BON
S1rmbolbt, 9arl b. Galberg, &orner,
&. s. @ngel, Seinri6 Ieper, al6redt
Sempp, @uItoo G6ooer unb anbern.
0ieIe griefe tperben, nie Die unbe'
fonnten g6ilIerbriefe, in Dem bieies
Sriibiobr erideinenben 3. Warbaber
Shillerbud peroffentGidt iperoen. gr.
mprben nur6cn ferner 9riefe an
ShiIIer bon Siidenid unb bon Gan.
ueder, Ser 1896 mittbeilt, bob Der
IdnaIt beitellte carrariide Narntor
onaefommen lei, rtno aniroet, OBJ er
! bie n6brenb Sdillers Ii,fentbalt IN
! St1ttoort 1894 mobellierte giilte
nidt fir SdiIler ober cinen ieiner
gerebrer in Wormor atSfiibren biirfe
Inn 100 2~cuiso'or, in bier Staten 81
besoblen: lid niir6e mir bie groSte
Wsiibe geben, oaB meme &l1nit auh
nod ben @ertb bes BOrtraits er'
b6bte. Gen 10 gut lieber S6iller uno
dcbe mir balls Radridt beiner 8eiin.
nunq, bern ieSer Gag i'll mir 3eit
8prllit rrno meme gegiiroe gefeiielt."
8efonntIif fam es erit noh Sdillers
600 sltr Iisiiibring III Warmor.
8on Charlotte G6iller riibrt Elm IN
qe6riidter Stimmung geIfriebener
9rief an lire S6meitcr Garoline bon
@ol3ooen her. BON bteier ielbIt 8riefe
an S6itIers Sdmeiter Gbriitopbine
1rnb an gmilie bon @leid,rn; elm 8il.
lett BON Charlotte bon Stsin an Sdil'
Iers graut be5iebt iih olf eine Ser
menoltnq Ser Srau bon Stein BET &arl
IitQlIt megen zines @chaIts Goo
EbaIer) fir SdiIler aIs Brofeiior ir
SSyena. Gin 9rief 8oiacns an g!iit
bon Ser &efe entbdlt llrtbeile ii6ei
G6iIIer rno @oetbe; on 8oi6en ge'
ridtet iinb 5pei @riefe BON 8ielanb
elm peiterer an Charlotte bon S6il
Ter. SIN eincm Brief an Sobanr
Worttn WiLIer in lllm bnnft Sbu
bart (a[iperg 1882 IN &eimen fiji
cinen Timer Sfeifenfopf !tnb idlieBt
,.N2it pielem Ganfe oib teItirt
Ntit 9rief nn6 Rnbmen-lmpettId.rt
benn elm @efangener iiege[t uidt
nit Cad - neil SbrGnen bonn @eiif)
ibn trGpfeln itatt beS Sle1elrpaGs.
Sdriebs
S6ubart 9iftei
ipie SorrnS Sa6s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05

Gbolera uno Ou,Afall : ~21leoisiu
BON Gbolere 1norbus 9eheilt.
per y. W.. JonIer !Ql9btUmer,
ala., ersablt etne @rfabruna bic er
madte, pdbreno er ais @eihwores
ner in elmer MISUNDERSTANDING in
@onnrbSpiue, areiSboppthaot pom
&reiie &lebOurne, ala.. fuurirte. @r
la9t: Nnhreno ih bort mar, nB ldl
etIUnS ltiifeS uuo audi 8urft. Jlellh,
oaS bel mir Cholera Worbus In Ssbr
lhlimmer 6orm uerurinhte. Sd
fiiblte ara eleno uno itifte nadl Ell.
ner eenilien Cholera We5isin, liott
oeIIeu ianbte mir Der apotheter cine
5laihe @bamberlain's Geibneb, 9hDs
tern uuo 0urbfaas Ulebisin nit benz
Bemerten, bob er baS @emInidite
bate, mir dbet in Sptae Der @rs
prubtbeit oieieS SeilmittelS, uDrs6ae
MIR leBteres gu ififen, oa err iur
1eiien unfehtbnre Sur earantire. Sd
uahm etne 9Die oauon uno flblte III
FUN: Wlnuten befer. Ole stuette
Dole hellte mid eausllh. 8wei
Mitae'fuoreue litten in oerielbet
99ene nnb elne flnf uno suansic
Gent 5ialhe heiIte unS nue bret
Gum Bertnuf bel Batter Brps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
Shtcrc Eile.

Sage mai, Grisden, bat Define
S6tpeiter neulid nidt i6le6t iiber
mid gcreoet2" - 6rit6et: n9ein,
i'm @qgentbeil; als 8apa b%ebauptete,
sic pGren elm Gfel, bot S6Deiter
ella geiaet, man barf feinen @en-
i6en nad ieinem GeuBeren beurtbei.
len."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
u~e6crtricben.

,2elIner, nebmen sic oas 9eeiteaf
sltriuf, itno laiien sic es nod einmal
burHbrcten." - n8erseibung, mein
Serr, sic beitellten es aber bulbgar."
= ,Samobl, baIbgarl gber bies lit ia
10 rob, oaB man es nod oroentli9
piebern bortl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
Gin outer Serl.

81. (einen goriiberssbenoen fir Ell.
men gefannten b~alteno): DSe, Wap'
er, oIfer Surge, mir baben uns ia
Elm @eni6enolter nidt geieben, oa
miiiien mir glei6 cine Slai6e ausIte'
6en." = g.: rSie enti6uloigen, i9
bin ni6t Ser Waper." - g.: 10,
Dos nadt ni6tS."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
nnterihieb.

gommerfrii9ler gum 8oli5iiten):
BORT gebt elmer Den perbotenen
@eg, oen ideineu sic gar nidt 81 f..
ben, uno i6 mlibte neuli6 Strafe
Soblen." - 8oIi5iit: nSa, Dos II a
Ginbeimiider!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
gns Der sdnle.

2ebrer: .@ie piele 8eiie fennit
bu?" = S6iiler: .Glfl" = 2ebrer:
.lln6 sic nGren?" - S6iiler: n9ie
iieben 8eiien 8riehenIonos, Die orei
8eiIen aus benz Morgenlanbe uro
sic, SER 2ebrer!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
Statement Ofblitbc.

ltnteroffi3ier: u@as iino sic m
Sbrem 3ipiloerbGItnis, giniGbri.
oer?" - ,SdriftiteIler!" n&ba.
Gtner BON Ser Sorte, Die ibr Sobr MIR
aboienen, um'n paar aaiernenbofblii-
then 81 n%aiiauern!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
sdlan.

Warn: .Sdon mieoer elm neites
aIeio?" = Srou: rSei bod, nifIt 10
Graerli6! Sd babe es mir ia fir mein
eigenes 8elo getauft" Mfann:
.9ein pigenes? @ober bait Gu oenn
bas2" = 6rou: sd babe Geinen
&el5 perfauft."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
gcarhnSet.

ar5t (5u ietner Sdniesermutter):
.Nimm nid,t 10 piel bon oieier Speiie,
Diana" .@arutn, lit oas i61o.
lib?" Irst: g9as nift aber id,
mill aud nod etipas'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
guiidtcn zines goitbeamteu iiber bic
Grauen.
Nranen.

Cine perbeiratbete Srall lit elm an
feline a6reiie ~eelangter 9rief; elm
SrauIein 1T elm nod unbeiteIlter
grief; cine aIte Sitngfer lit ein8rief,
rpeI6er poitlaeernO pergeilen lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
Gpibbube

(3um @qri6tsoolI3ieber): Bite iebr,
bas Gtenmeiien oiirfen sic mir nift
pfGn6en = oamit ermerbe i6 meinen
2ebensInterbalt."
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gns ber' Slide,

Sunge Srau: nSobanla, sic ba-
ben bic Slide aber i6ledt gepust, %
limb ia nod ale @rGten orin!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
Gruteit.

GtrdfIing (3u einem tteuen Iufie'
her, Der nit inn barid oerfobrt)
,geur Icngiom, id bin idon Diel lam
ger "a als Sie!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
9cnfitcin.

3pei Geenten treffen iid Dor Der
@orie. nSaben Sic i6on gebort?"
fragte Der cine, rmein 9ruoer Siaat
lit foot" - nMein 9eiIeio! Sat er
Sbnen mas permodt9" = oSa, tau-
Ieno Wort. aber er lit bel 2ebseiten
INNER 10 gut aegeu mid gerpeIen,
6ab ih ibm fir Oas 8elo einen Dent.
item g~efouft babe" n@ie gut BON
Sbnenl glber mos basen Sic oenn
6a fir einen nlnberoollen 9rillonten
am Singer? = o9as lit ia Der Dent
lteinl"
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Gin 8aner

Ididte ieinen iiingiten aneft IN ben
aubItall. n@ib ieoer Sub einen
aoblfopf", iagte er, raber pab gut
auf, oab On Den eroBten Der Sub
qibIt, Die Die meiite MiIh gibt." =
Ser aneft tbat, ME ibm gebeiBen
mar. DIS er pieoer fam. fragte ibn
Iein Serr, Oh er aI6 aIIes ri9tig ge.
madt bate. = nSa", ertDibertc oey
4neft, lid babe ieoer Stub einen
aobIfopf eegeben uno Den gr0bten an
ben 9rmpeni6uengel gebangt.
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Seid)ei0cn,

Ser betannte peritorbene @aprell.
tber 8eiongIebrer nno Gbor6ireftor
anieIe prroe einmoI p6breuo Der
6eifipieI5cit Our6 etnen Sroen eines
tleinen @aIfauitnateS alls9e5eianet.
Sn Der ndditen Gborprobe uerfiin'
6igte er: .&iuber, euere Seiitlngen
Iino anerfmnt porben. Sbr babt
einen Srocn gefrieet = aber i6 mliB
i'm tragen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05

Orei Gel hporene nit elmer fleinen
Slai de Gbamberlain's Seibpeh,
Gbolera uno Ou,Afall 2leoisiu
O Gbolere 1lorbus debeiIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05

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