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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-24
FIRST 'MEETlNG|OF CITY
COMMISSION next WEEK
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD VISITED
MANDAN AND CONSULTED
WITH MEMBERS.
Possibly Two Assessors Will Be Ap-
pointed at First Meeting-Monday
or Tuesday Night Will BE Time.

Members of the city commission
spent Thursday in Mandan, getting
in touch with the members Of the Man
dan commission and finding out how
city affairs are transacted there under
the new system.
They report that the members OF
the Mandan commission treated them
with courtesy and hospitality and in.
formed them upon all subjects pertain
ing to the commission system as de-
veloped by practical experience.
Mandan was the first city in the
state to adopt the system and it has
been in force there for some time.
Local members of the commission
state that there seems to be general
satisfaction among the business men
that the system is working well, and
that city improvements and adminiss
strati0n are generally better than un-
der the old ward system. At first there
the system but this has cleared away
and good results have been obtained
by the commissioners. Fl VT n
W Mnadan has made substantial pro-
igress during the past year. Street
work has been better done, and other
have been made that
are beneficial to the city.
The members bof. the commissions
will all file their bonds with the gov
ernor this week. Several of the bends
have already been filed. The first
meeting of the commission will be
held either Monday OF. Tuesday night,
according to present plans. ''s; Ss
There are some appointments to be
made at the first meeting, which are
necessary to the administration of
city affairs, among them that Of city
auditor and assessor. The work Of
assessment, which has been delayed
until the new system takes effect, will
begin next week. The commission
may appoint one or more assessors,
In order to dispose of the work. The
matter of the valuation Of property
for purposes of assessment will be
given serious consideration by the.
commission at an early date, and ef-
forts will be made to arrive at a basis
of assessment that will do justice to
all owners of property and taxpay-
erS. T.. ~ e ga,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-24
WOMAN TIRED or STRUGGLE
WOULD take PISTOL,ROU
INrERFERENcE oFSFRlENDs PRE-.
VENTED SUICIDE YEsTER.
~ fES&'
DAY MORNING. ~
Mrs. Reese Humphrey Bought Gun and
Was Ready to End LIE when Some
Friends Discovered Her. t

| Tired of life and choosing to end it
all by suicide rather than face the fu-
ture, Mrs. Reese Humphrey, resident
| of this city, made all preparations ia
end her troubles yesterday morning at
the residence of G. w. Wise, $40 First
street. -
Mrs. Humphrey went. to local
hardware store in the morning and
purchased a revolver, went to her
room at the Wise residence and just
as she was abe ut to place the revolt
YER at her head and take her own
life she was discovered by Mrs. Wise
who persuaded her to give up the
idea.
Mrs. Wise then telephoncd to the
sheriff's office and said that there was
trouble at her house and asked that
an officer be sent at once.
SANDY" Mcdonald and Frank Barn
es were sent there and found the
facts to be as stated above. AS the
woman was in state of complete
nervous collapse she was taken to the
hospital where she is now and suffers
no worse effects from her rash at
tempt than a nervous breakdown.
Mrs. Humphrey has had rather
checkered career here. Three years
ago her husband left her and depart
ed for the west, whereupon the woman
became a county charge. About year
later her husband was located and
the officials secured ticket for her
and sent her to her husband where
she remained for a few months and
then returned to Bismarck. Her hus-
band came here later and they lived
together for time when the ma~
made his getaway again and since
that time she has supported herself
the best way she could. =,
She had several children, two of
them being here and three others
having been placed In an asylum
where they are now being taken care
of.
The woman made the statement
to Mr.. Mcdonald that she was tired OF
life and there is no doubt as to her
intention to have taken her life II
she had, been left few minutes long
er. She will be kept at the hospital
until her physical conditionis improv:
ed and then some disposal of her
case will be made by. the county Of
ficers. .s,ll#2S; 4
1t is said Mr.. Humphrey is in Far
go at present. " 4
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-24
PERSO

Attorney Williams of Wilton, has
been in the city a few days on lega
matters.
Attorney Gibson of Washburn
spent Thursday in the city on legal
business and went north Friday morn
ing.
Mrs. Pat McCue has left for. points
in Minnesota for a short visit with
relatives. She will stop at Ada, Mimi.
and later continue to Minneapolis
where she will remain for few days
Sheriff McGillis is in Jamestown
having gone there last evening where
he will be initiated into the mysteries
of the Elks lodge.
John Merriam OF Malone, New
York, is visiting with Judge and Mrs
Winchester. Mr.. Merriam is nephew
of Judge Winchester.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-24
TRANSACTION CLOSED.

The transfer of the Beardsley prop
erty on Fourth street to E. A. Hughes
was contaminated Friday and Ed. be-
comes the owner of the two residences
on the lot and of what Is known as
the "Beardsley corner" The proper
tv lies in what is becoming the bust
ness section of the city and Ed. has
bought it as an investment, expecting
property in this section to advance
considerable in value. The considera-
ton for the property was $4,000.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-24
BOOKS FOR READING CIRCLE.
Board Selected Couple Of Books TO
Teachers Perusal.

The two books that were selected
by the board of the state teachers
reading circle which met at Valley
City Tuesday, were Dnsmore's
"Teaching in District Schoo1s,' and
Aliens "Civics and Health" The
books are not to be purchased by the
board as was stated in one OF the
papers but are simply recommended to
the teachers as good reading and
something they should know There
are certain credits that are extended
to the teachers who are able to pass
an examination on the matter contain
ed in the books. ~ |h<
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-24
PLEASANT WINTER.

DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Rawlings and
Ruth are at home again, Mrs. Rawlings
and Ruth having spent the winter In
California. They Joined DR.. Rawlings
at Chicago on the return, he having
been called there by the illness and
death of his father. Mrs. Rawlings
reported pleasant winter with her
mother, Mrs. Waggoner, and her SIS
tiers, Ara and Elizabeth. The latter Is
doing we'll in art work at Los Ange.
les and all of them like their new
home.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-24
2s5 CLAIMS HELD UP.
Most Giandered Horse Claims have
Been Paid.

The state auditors office has paid
up to date SIG claims that have been
presented by parties who have had
horses which were afflicted with CLAN
ders killed. There are 1856 claims
pending for reason that there are Ger
tain defects in the application or In
the affidavits that accompany the
papers an these will be paid as soon
as the technacalities have been fixed
up. &.,.. =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-24
Weather Forecast.

Weather Forecast.
For North Dakota-Partly cloudy
and warmer Saturday.
For Bismarck and vicinity-Partly
cloudy and warmer Saturday.
Weather Conditions.
The pressure is high in sSaskatche-
wan and Minnesota, about normal
elsewhere, except over eastern Wash
ington and western Montana, where
a disturbance is central. This low
pressure area in its eastward passage
will result in partly cloudy weather
Saturday, with higher temperature. !
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-24
ATTENDING MEETING.

HI. Reade left for Devils Lake on
No. Friday afternoon to attend a
meeting of the officers OF the state
tiremen's associat ton which will ar
range for the tournament to be had at
Devils Lake in June. Mr.. Reade Is
secretary of the association.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-24
NATIONAL GUARD lN.cooD SHAPE
A d 1yoo ~. thu sn{f u

NATIONAL GUARD IN GOOD. SHAPE
General A. p. Peake was in the city
Friday. He reports the inspection OF
the national guard as having shown. z
good condition of the various compan.
les. There was a generally good At
tendance and the result Indicated good
training and conscientious work by
the officers and men. There will he
a secondary inspection in the course
of the encampment, which will be held
this year at the state encampment
grounds at Rock Island, on the shores
of Devils lake. The sencampment will
be held in, July, probably between July
II and %. It is not known how long
1t will continue, but probably fol
about ten days, depending on the con.
dition of the militia fund. The ma
qtional government helps out consider
ably with the maintenance of the mi
litia, and the provisions of the Dick
bill have been such as materially to
build up the state guard.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-24
OFFICIAL REPORT.

For 1wenty.four Hours, Ending at
p. m. April 20. 1909.
Temperature Maximum As; mini
mum Is.
Preeipitation-None.
Wind-Maximum velocity 10 miles
per hour from the north.
ORRIS W.. ROBERTS,
.0ficial in Charge.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-24
ENTERTAINED.

Mrs. C. "A. Burton and Mrs. D. J
McGillis entertained their friends at
the home of Mrs. Burton on Sixth
street Thursday and Friday afternoons
and large number Of ladies' we're
present on each occasion. A most en-
ij0yable time was had.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-24

ID Embroideries are seasonabIe mer.
schandise and the three days saie at
Webb Brothers will be we'll patro.
mixed. - ~ ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-24
BOUGHT PROPERTY.

Hon. M. P. Skeels has purchased the
Anderson residence property on 4th
street, south of the Baptist parsonage
from Frank Harris.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-24

Waehter Draw and Transfer Com
pany experts in moving, storinn and
shipping household goods and planes.
Phone 81. II 5Sss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-24

Three days embroidery sale at
Webb Brothers, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-24
BROUGHT oursA CROWD.

BROUGHT ouT2A CROWD. ]
Uncle Toms Cabin always draws "a
crowd and the street concert by the
band Friday afternoon brought out a
thousand youngsters, more or less,
who heard the music and then follow
ed the band with much enthusiasm.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-24

Three days embroidery sails &C
Webb Brothers, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. ), ss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-24

Baggage transferred day or night
Trv The Tribune Want CoIumnS
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-26

Ni9ts ibmeft rebt. sd babe
teinen Gppstit uno uibts ideint mir
gu ichmeden," 1T cine bdufis sebbrte
Semeriung. Gieier 3uitaub tpirb
taft INNER burb cine untbdtiee 9es
ber neruriabt. Benn bieies mid
ti3e Drean ieine slrbeit nidbt mebr in
eeb6rtser 8eiie perri9tet, bann fpirb
bas Spitem bu6ftdblib burh bic Der
brauhten unb abeeitubenen Stuffe,
pelde iiA anbaufen unb bic bb6It
pibtisen aanale peritupfen, nersiitet
Die 5rlsen limb oann t6rperl,6e
Sdpdge, Rupii9mersen, Maseube.
idpesben, 8erluit bes Gppetits unS
anbere Spmptome. &c lit eine Sc.
nuetbuune gu tuiiien, baB bieie BE.
idtuerben ihnea ourd ben @ebraud
bes alten, seitbetpabrten arduter,
Seilmlttels, 5orni's Glpentrauter,
beieitiet iuerben fbnnen.
Grau Sobn 2inbgren aus 8eeaunee
Mih iHreibt: .Gs bereitet mir ger'
sniigen, Sbnen, mit3utbeilen, bas be,
alpentrauter.8 .8lutbeleber mid bon
allsemeiner Sdmdde unb Wtasenlei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-26
2lui Der re9ten Spur sur So
flung Der nSaloon'5rase.

9aB @uunerneur Sablep einen
tlaren &ppf bat unb bamtt audi einen
prattiI9en Sim perbinbet, oas be'
tueiit feline epobemabenoe Gbiibt
bic 2esislatur gu eriuben, ibm bic
grlnubniB aur @rnennune elmer @ont'
miiiion au seben, be cine unteriub'
uns iiber bic tpi4tiee 5rage peran-
balten iDu. Ser Gommifion ioQen
sebn Bis am6li Burger angeb0ren,
bic ale &i9tunsen in bieier sln9ele'
qenbeit pertreten. sic Iou bic 5raee
BON ibrer eeieuihaftliden, fpirtb'
ihnftli1en, pplitiihen unb mprali'
ihen Seite aus betrabteu unb gu
bieiem 9tpef @eiittide unb @irtbe,
@eI96ftsleute unb gler5te, Bro6ibi'
tioniiten uno 8rauer, Inmalte ano
8bllantrupen perbDren. 9asu lou
ibr cine 5riit BON iebS bis abt Mun'
aten ssbuten tuerbeu, UNI bann an
bic 9esislatur su' ber;bten uno elm.
beitlihe @eiese in oteier Siniiht por'
sui9laeen. Die llnteriuduns ioa
Ii6 nibt aui 0tiiiouri Backgammon,
iunbern aud auf anbere Staaten Der
Union uH0 audi auf europaiihe San'
Der erItreden.
SIM @runbe aenommen, meint
@uuperneur iebr ri9ttg, 1T bieie Sra
se nidt 10 iebr pulitiider, als oiel'
mebr eeieuibaftlrher uuo pirtbifaft'
licber Natur. Siersulanoe lit btsber
in Der @eieseebun9 oariiber mehr
pber tpeuiser eepfuiht tuproen, unb
bas @rsebniB iiebt man an ben Der.
bdltniIen, bic auf ieber Seite als un'
haltbar betrahtet perben miiiien
Cine anbere Sraee aber 1T, ob bic
IrubibitiuniIten AUDI auf oteien bon
Der 8ernnnIt b,ttirten Slan einaeben
tuerben. sic tppllen eben feline
@riinbe bbren, tppllen nit of men
glueen nidt iehen unb tlmmern iidJ
nid)t i'm @erineiten un &ent unb
8ernunIt, nod um bic 8oblfabrt bea
Staates. 8ieleidt mag es bent
GinfluB Serrn Sablep's bod eeliuen
ben 8orfdlas our Gnuasme gu brin'
aen; unb bann ipI's uns treuen. @e'
tliuet es ibm niht 10 erbdlt er ipeni9'
items bic @elesenbeit, bic rErodenen"
BON ibrer pabren Seite fennen 5u
leruen unb fi4 bnouu gu iiber5eueen
bab lie unb nur iie es iiub, bic eine,
perninftisen 9biunD bsr Setrdnte
fraae I'M 8ese feben. 9aB er bar
aus bann aud bic n6tbiaen Sdlilil'
sieben uub baB er fa untio entiaie'
bener auf bic Seite ber 8ernunf
iteIen tpirb, beifen iinb mir BON ibn
nab tpie pur iibsr5eugt.
.(Sebolia Sournal.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-26
Der bette Plat!

@enn Mutter uns gu Eiiche riei,
Sd tueib es nod, tuie ib mid treute,
g8ie ftpla ib mar auf meinen 8lab,
Den glas an @aters re9ter Seite.
Soh ipdter trieb mid Gbatenluit
gun Sauie fort unb in bas @eitr,
Stets blteb mein Sebnen uub msir
9raum
Der 8lab an 8aters rehter Seite.
Sd, bab' eelebt, idl bab' eeitrebt.
llnb miibe bin ih nun uum Streite--
o, bdtt' tH nod Elm etnSis Ruf
Ten plns an 8aters rehter Seite!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-26

9as aabinett beS Qerrn 3aft TT
jest pouItdnbia bis auf cen Soften
>oes S9asamtsietretdrs. Grantlin
Macgeasb unb Wprun z. Serrtd
werben in bieier 8eaiebuns eenannt
uno es bari ais iiber angenpmnten
tuer6en, baB elmer Der beioen Serren
ben Buiten erbalten tpiro. Die iibri'
gen Mitslieber oes neuen aabinetts
iinb:
Staats .Setretar, 8bilanber 9.
&nOr oun 8enniplpanien.
General Inpalt, George 8.
Gidesbam nun Stem gurt.
ariess.Getretdr. s. SO. 9idinior
BON S:nueTee.
Rarine.Sefretar, George Bon 9,
Iteger bon Maffaduietts.
Sanbels. unb Grbeits.Sefretdr.
CHARLES 9asel ppn MiTpuri.
setretdr bes Snnern, R. u. 8al'
ltnser bon Wnibtnstpn.
General 8uifmeiter. 5rant 8
pidcud BON Maiaduietts.
aderbau.Setretar, Sumes BiliOr
sSOn Soma.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-26
tt,iiien nnS KSnnen!

3dr' nod 70 piel bir aud beIaeert
gum @iFeu, germ min ia bir's
e0nnen;
@ubl bat bas @tTen buben 8ertb:
ODD beinen @ertb eibt bir bein
&Dnnen.
Sa, pliinberit bu aud frii6 uno BRETT
Den @eisbeit8baum an allen
8ueieen;
Sur mas bu ibaffit aus eisnem @iiit,
ST tpabrbaft etpislid bein eieen.
9ie @eiiiesarmutb itreut berunt
@uD 9iintel ibres Biiiens arumen;
sic prablt nit benz Serbarium-)
Bon iremben, trodnen @eiites.
blumen.
9odJ mem ppm Shidial gd6pfer.
fraft
llnb INNER Shaffensbrane ee
eeben,
Dem oient MIR ale 8iheniAaft
Gls 2ebenstrant fir eignes Stre'
ben.
gr ipieeelt ni6t ruie bIuuter Stein
9eur ab Der Spnne leuhtenb Sprh-
ben;
@eruanbelt tpirbs in ieinem Seir
gu friibem Grin uno ouft'9em
8llben.
@ir6 mod 10 oief Dir audi bei4eert
9pn 8ifen, germ uiG i9 bir's
e0nnen;
@obl bat bas 8ifen boben 8ertb,
9o9 benz gBertb eibt biz oeir
86nnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-26

eru. gs siebt bier nod eanSe Goun-
ties, luetrbe teine 8abn aufsuneilen
baben uno audi feline Ierbalten uers
ben, bis bas Gderbaulano i'm Snu 4rn
bebaut tuiro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-26

ben eebeilt bat. Ct bat mir einen
srubartisen slppetit ue,idaift unb
mid 10 itatt semabt, bab i9 mid
uie Elm ueuer Renia fhble."
Der Glpenfrauter.8 8lutbeIeber tann
niat, tpie anbere Rebi1inen, aus
Gputbeten besosen tuerben. sic
tbnnen i'm ourd Specialasenten ee.
lieiert betOmmen, uoer birett bur9
bic @i9entbumer. Gorefe: Or. 9e.
ter 5abtnep & Sons Company, l12
-lls 90. SuDne aue., Gbicaeo
81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-26

Repiiion DER Statuten.
SaNverItandise IcIIen anseItsllt wer.
den, ufa bel dem lNwierisen
JUerk ~ beIfen

Sefferi On y 3. Sptl9en
ben Senatss unb Saus.Romites fir
Sfepifun Der Staats.Statuten tpirb
eine aOnferens itattfinben, um iiber
9lnftelluns BON Sabperftdnbieen gu
beratben, tpeld]e ben &Umites bel Der
i6nierieen 9lufsabe bebllhid iein
ipllen.
Nlit benz 3ruf Der repiibirten @e'
Iese finb 10 enprme Soften nerbuns
ben, baB man fein Bfui6wert boz
ben mbdte, tpesbalb auf eine eriinb'
li6e ReuiTun unb auf sIusmer5une
nlIer unn6tbisen unb peralteten
MabreeeIn se6rungen tuirb. 8abr'
i9einli9 tperben bic Sahoeritdnbi'
gen Der Berlaesfirma 8eIt q Co.,
bon Rinneappli8, tuel9e oie Sta'
tuten BON Nifpuri bis 1905 annu'
tirt baben, aneeitelt tuerben, neil
bic Grfabruneen fur iie bon bpbem
8ertb iein biirften unb burh ibre
anItelIune Stunperarbeit oermieben
tperben iuurbe. Obenorein tpiroe
man burh 8eiddftisung oun Sab'
neritanbieen pieIe tuertbooae Belt
eriparen. @uunerneur Saoleb bat
In ieiner auBerprbentlihen 8utihaft'
an bic 2esislatur au perteben eese.
ben, bas bic Grbeit enttpeber griinb'
lib ober earnidt setban iperben
ioIlte, unb bic @eiesseber finb oolI'
itdnbis nit ieinen 8oridlasen ein'
perItanben, pbppbl o,ele unter ibnen
NiFourier Gnmalte fiir ii6 bic fetten
g6Itben fibern mDdten.
Der @puuernear befiirtuurtete fer
ner, OaB na1 benz 10. Mdrs feine
neuen 8prlaeen einaereidbt tuerbeu
iollen, falls iul9e fa ntdt auf bic
&eoiiipn besieben. @r 1T elm ausse-
ipro9ener Setnb pun MaBreseln, tuie
Iie in letter Belt eineereiht unb gum
She'll aneenommen tuurben neil man
In ben beilisen SalIen aufaIlis ni9ts
tueiiereS gu tbun bate.
Die petien 2esislaturen aus ben
lan6ltAen 8iitritten, tueld]e ii9 in
Der &ulle al8 &eformer eefalen unb
bic Meni6beit bur6 allertei 8eiebr1n
funssmaBreeeln rerbeiiern m6htsu,
Iinb benz @uuuerneur Elm @reuel, ba
er ni6t nur 8olititer, iunoeru audi
Suriit 1T, uno Slpar elmer Der beiten
inn 2unbe. Gr Tam auf etnen erIten
8lif beurtbeilen, ob Elm i'm neberei.
fer aueenpntmeues &eieb audi bic
Seuerprpbe beS Sbereerihts beiteben
tptro, unb eS 1T 5u bebauern, oaB er
nidt eletd9 BEL Der Gr6rteruns Der
8orlneen elm 86ptben nit gu rebeu
bat unb narten mub, bic bic beibeu
Sduier Stunben nit iu!9en pereeuoet
baben, UNI iie bann nit Ieinem 8eto
Su beleeen.
9es @puoerneurs @mpfebluns,
Elm DATUM fefsuieben, biz gu tuelhem
neue 8prlaeen eineereibt peroen fDu'
nen, barite In ben ndchlten 9as.r
@eaenltano Der @r6rterune beiber
Sduier iein, ba man bieieu Shriti
fir nutbpenois bdft, um benz &eoi'
iiuns &umite ieine glrbeiten gu er'
lei1tern. Denn tuenn nod beltdnoie
neue 8urlaoen einsereiht tuerben,
birite bas RDn,ite urr SbluB be,
Stbuneen niht nit ieiner Grbeit fer
tie merben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-26

4. 8. @enlet empi.lt lid, fac alIe
gtotararbetten Uie Guftrtisuna uon
Bo[Ima tteu, aaufbriefen, (Eeets
.uub Dtortsaaes) @outratte, Sealan'
biauneen unb 3eitamente, Deldl IeB.
teres beionbers fein pauspater nber.
ieben iolte. gprehftnbe; Dbenaui
i'm @rat 9ta. Go. @ebduoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-26

5liemanb lpiro es inr euh tbun.
ss lit cure Aufeabe nlIen 3ruoel ppr.
aubsugen uno ibr tcnnt uno weroet
lstntalten alien 9eber, uuo Ginee.
iueibe Grubel menn ibr Or. 3ing'a
H.w afe 8;as nebmt Sle balten
auh fern Ulalnria, @slbiud3t uno
ollioie Gnfdtle. IS Gsnts in @alter
Srus Slputbsie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-26
MORRISON
Cfmfnt ,BlOlk CO

SD. Seitsniann eiseuibiimer.
SabrBirt aae ar;en 6ementbl5de, Glitter.
mems uno gdumateria.
Gement tpirp tn sepiiuibten auantiidtcn
oertouit.
Soroeri preiSliite.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-12-29
The End of the Ride.

Coming out of one of the large de-
partment stores two well dressed wo-
men saw a group of street urchins gaz-
ing at their automobile. and one little
girl was heard to say, wish | could
have ride in it." The women smiled.
and then the child was asked if she
would really like a ride and was help
ed into the machine after assuring the
women that she would not be missed
at home. Her companions set up a
cheer as the machine started. and some
of them were still on the spot when it
returned half an hour later, bringing
back the little girl. The women con-
graduated themselves on having given
the little one an extraordinary treat.
but were disenchanted when she told
them that her father was chauffeur
and that she liked his machine "a
great deal better. New York Trib-
une
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-12-29
Skeleton In the Closet.

The original of the singular saying
ga skeleton in the closet" which is
found in almost every language in Eu-
rope, is found in one of those curious
collections of stories that have come
down from the middle ages. In one of
these collections. compiled by an I'M
known hand about the middle of the
tenth century. there is a story of
wealthy lady who. having secret
grief, confided it to friend who was
apparently a perfectly happy woman.
She was the wife of a nobleman who
lived in his castle in the south of
France. She and her husband were
outwardly on the most loving terms.
Not care cloud seemed to cast a
shadow on her path.
After hearing the story of her afflict-
ed friend the noble lady took her by
the hand and led her to a secret cham
Der adjoining her bedroom. there OPEN
ed the door of closet and exposed a
skeleton. Know. my friend she said,
mo one is happy. Every day | am
forced by my husband to kiss this
grinning death head. which is that of
a gentleman who was my husbands
rival and whom | would have married
had not my parents wiiled otherwise"