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Arizona republican., 1909-07-28
MINING MATTERS
 ABOUT W|CKENBURG
Shafts Are Going Down and Tunnels Going In.

Wickenburg. Ariz.. July 27.-(Spe- cial correspondence of The Republi- Can)-Oscar Jennings. superintendent of Camp B. was in town for a load of supplies. A force of ten men is now employed developing the prop ertY, which is owned by F. x. O'Brien of Wickenburg
 The Monte Cristo Mining company, owners of the Mexican silver mine. and in which Ezra w. Thayer. the Phoenix hardware merchant. is inter ested. is doing steady development work. The property. which is To- Cated in the Black Rock district. few miles this side of Constellation. has a bright future The shaft is now sunk 220 feet. but owing to the small capacity of the hoist engine the company can not work below the 17O- foot level. Several good veins of high class ore can he seen on the property.
 George Margeritch. general manager of the Unida Gold Mining company. left Monday for camp with a load of supplies.
 E. F. Gibbons of Phoenix is here on business.
 E. E Truman of Phoenix was a Phoenix visitor
 H. P Wherry of Chicago is here on business.
 ". R. Morrison. travelling sales
Arizona republican., 1909-07-28
THE AIR BRAKES FAILED
 A RUNAWAY TRAIN
A Cargo of Coal Burning at the Foot
 of a Mountain.

Salt Lake. July 27-At the moment that freight train No. 909 passed out of the safety switch at Media, five miles west of Soldier Summit on the Denver and Rio Grande railway early today the engineer lost control through the failure of the air brakes operate properly. and the train of seventeen cars loaded with coal was carried down the mountain for a distance of three miles, finally crashing headlong over curve and against the side of the mountain.
 Remaining at their posts of duty until the last moment, the engineer and firemen as well as the brakcfncn and conductor saved themselves by jumping as the train rolled over tge curve, where the ride to destruction was ended All the trninmen sustained slight injuries and were removed to a hospital upon their arrival In this city
 All day long special crews battled with the flames which practically con- stunned the immense cargo and pile wreckagc but their efforts have been unaVailing.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-28
WICKENBURG DEPARTMENT

man for the Crane company of Los Angeles. is here on business.
 Chas. F.. Mckinley of Prescott, who represents the Pest & Russell Cigar Co. of Chicago in this territory. is here to sell goods.
 Mir. Kellis is in from Brilrs ranch with load of figs and tomatoes. They are of fine quality and he dis posed of the stock with but little eff fort
 H. B Wilkinson of Phoenix. attor- ney for the Hite Gold Mining com pany; Geo Palder. secretary of the Unida Gold Mining company. and R. Rice. superintendent of the Hite com pany, have returned from the Hite mine. where they were on business.
 George Savers of Sayersville, well known in Wickenburg, is at octave, where he intends to open up a general store.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-28
How to Remove Carbon.

Motorist who have had trouble be cause of carbon deposits in the cylin- ders will appreciate suggestion made by Thomas R. Jeffrey. maker of the Rambler, who tells of a device employ ed by F. R. Fageol. the Rambler rep resentative ct Oakland, California.
 This method of cleaning carbon from cylinders is to us very novel" said MT Jeffrey. 'The device employ ed is a common house keepers metallic wash rag. made of a series of wire rings interlockils with another The kind preferred S that in which the rings are composed of two coils of wire. one coil overlapping the joint. Another kind, not so good, Is that which has no wire overlapping the joint and can, with little effort, be pulled apart.
 One of these metallic articles drop ped into a cylinder and the other three cylinders made to run about ten min utes. completely removes the carbon"
Arizona republican., 1909-07-28

~ I'D you ever stop to think of the
 H different ways men try to keep cool
 in summer-and make themselves
 N all the hotter?'' asked Mir. A Good
 Fellow. as he stopped in the shade of an awning with a friend likewise busy with his handkerchief and his dripping brow. Been sort of watching 1t today just to get line on the dope they use.
 Met old Jonesy this morning. Come on. A Good he called to me, step inside and have a tall one with the mint stick ing out It's the only way to keep cool
 About 15 minutes ago I ran Into the same Jonesy. He had evidently gotten on the outside of so many tall ones dur ing the course of the day that they were ell trying to break out on him at the same tIme-even the mint. He was about the hottest thing I've seen today.
 Billy Brown ran into me about the time the mercury was doing fits widest war-dance at the top of the tube and lined me up before a drugstore bar. Take from me. old scout be says, this soda-fountain stunt may be for old maids and hen pecked husbands, but I've found 1t the best thirst ouencher In the business. It puts all the rest of them to the mat for the count, al- right. alright. Nix on the spiked stun for mine, Not even beer! Just try one of these plain, straight cold drinks without a thick syrup flavor or ice-cream and you'll feel like taking your winter coat out of moth balls-or the pawnshop. whichever place 1t is. l have had six of them since g o'clock this morning
 And there you are-siX of them and after more.
 There's another chap who holds to Ice wster-drinks 1t by the jugsfull every 10 minutes and, on the other hand, the man who leaves it alone with Spartan fortitude. arguing that the more you drink the more you'll persplre. Your iced-tea and cold coffee lends also come in with their little line of cold storage interior prescriptions.
 And the chap who fans You've seen him. A nice. big palm-leaf that he waves and fIrts and juggles around wherever be goes The minute he stops flaming. he's broiling like a lobster-so he goes ct 1t again until by evening he can't move bis flaming arm Tn his own office. may be. be gets some sort of a surceasc from hls labor by pointing the electric fan straight at the center of the bald spot on his cranium The next day he's won dering how in the dickens he could have caught a cold In hot weather!
 The man who vows. ladies or no ladies. that he simply won't wear that heavy coat of his along the street, keeps cool-- and he doesn't. Shirtwaist man? Sure he Is But dId you notice that he carries that same ostracZed coat of his along on his arm? He means to leave it of eDtlrely-but, somehow he sort of carries
Arizona republican., 1909-07-28
Men on Whom Many Liues Depend.

The travelling public gives hut very little consideration to these men who guard their lives. The work of the signal man is connected with the train just as much as Is that of the conductor or the engineer. and tine former probably has more power than either of the other two officials upon whom SD much depends.
 Weather conditions have an Important bearing on signal work and difficult and trying as the work is in favorable weather it Is a thousand times more so during binding snowStOrm or in a heavy fog. The work of the signal meu has become
Arizona republican., 1909-07-28
NEW COLISEUM BILL
 FOUND MUCH FAVOR
It Was Enjoyed by a Large and Appt cciative Audience.


 The new vaudeville bill at the Coliseum last night overreached even the expectations of Reeves. and Wood It was great and packed house was there to receive it with typical west ern appreciation. Although the Coli scum has week after week had a high class bill that has hccn hard tn beat, this weeks change will probably make the biggest hit excepting the Sullivan week, sInce the openinS of the thcater Every act is new, Of nIrlit. of the quality that takes with every type of 5tcmporamcn5. The H. lustIated songs ar, immense, Mir. iindley has rich baritone voice of volume and comfortable. Tho feature picture was not what it might have been, but that w.ts overlooked after the regular bill had been secu-
 The Cowboy dul the Tcnderfupt, Is the headliner if there k any diff fcicnoe in quality, d neat little west orn skit, clevcrly handled. genuine in characterization, and of hiSn class talent. Tannehill and Radcliffe, who gu. it on understand the call of the wild and know ho,y to present it sc the Arizona cowboy knows and under stands. Their vocJl work Is great. Pinto. the COW pony, has novel ef- feet and wins the EaEd that is coming tO them.
 Tne DeChantal Twins. who are ex- aClly alike. in appearance, and iH;in- ncrisms. have ;t personality that wins as well as good voices that are seldom heard on the vGudc,i'a stage. T hey also know how to dress, appearing in two exquisite princess gowns of lav- cI,Ger, daintily trinncn, but not eaudy. Their wor'. Is worthy of con [ siderable praise.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-28

IN employment requiring coOlness and
 H constant watchfuness that of the
 . tower and Signamen for railway lines n~hardly be surpassed. By the most insignificant mistake or the slightest bit of careleSsness many wrecks have Oc- cured and hundreds of lives have been lost. In most instances the watchfulness of the tower or signal man would have prevented the mishap. On the other hand the careful work of the tower man has often ayrrted the worst kind of wreckS and he has saved the lives of hundreds through his reliability.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-28
THE PALACE
"Shied" at the Altar.

came again. and the would-be groom was in sn even worse state than before Again they were sent away and again they came. the groom in the same con- diti9p. Finally the minister told the girl not to bring him around again until thoroughly sober. The. girl replied that in that event she never would be mar ried, for he couldn't even hear the word minister without seeking ''bracer."
 A German once feared the ceremony to such an extent that be took carbolie acid. leaving a note to the effect that he had taken the easier way"
Arizona republican., 1909-07-28
CHEAP READiNG MATTER

We have put on sale a lot of maga- zines at one-half price because they are a little old Not so very old, either: Literary Digest. June 26 and July 9: Puck, June l6; Craftsman. June; Pacific Monthly. July; West Coast. June 24; Ladies Home Jour nal, June; Woman's Home Compan ion. June; Saturday Evening Post A good chance to stock up.
 Hinckley's Postoffice News Store. Books. Stationery and Office Supplies.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-28
NO BAIL FOR RYAN.
Western Federation Organizer Held
 Fer Murder.

Los Angeles, Cal, July 27-Albcrt Ryan. organizer of the Western Fed eration of Miners was held to answer without bail, to the superior court on the charge of murderinE II. F. Snyder, a bystandcr who was killed when Ryan empticd his automatic at Otto Miller who died later, July Is.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-28
Suspenders Hidden.

TIN excellent device for the summer
 H shirtwaist man Is made in the fol- IE lowing way: Through your neg ligee shirt just above the belt, and where the suspenders rasten to the trousers make buttonholes large enough for the suspenders to slip through Then put on your suspenders underneath the shirt and let them slip through these button holes and fasten them. belt will cover where they are attached to the trousers, and a heater effeet is produced.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-28

with laundry, etc. and two rooms and storage-room on the second floor. The en- trance Is central through n liberal-sized piazza. the main floor being raised three feet above the grade, thus giving good height to the elevation.
 The treatment of the exterior is with extra wide projected cornices and the timber rafters showing on the undersidc. the windows are ample in size. with the
Arizona republican., 1909-07-28

so complicated during the past few years that schools of instruction have been eS- tablished and are maintained by the rail- roads. high state of perfection has also been attained in the manufacture of sig nal apparatus, since much of 1t Is auto matic. The chief aim seems to be to eliminate ns far as possible. the human element in this branch of railroading- This. it Is claimed has led to great im- provements in the automatic signaling, thus reducing the number of accidents.
 More hard coal. or anthracite, Is shipped from Swansea, Wales, than from any other port in the world.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-28

upper sash divided into small lights. The roof Is medium low pitch, but affords space for two rooms on second floor and dormer windows lighting same. The finish of interior is with naturnl pine, ceiling beams showing in first ficor All doors and castings of pine and vanished. The floors of hard pine. The walls throughout and ceilings of second story are plastered and neatly tinted.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-28

~ HE width of this cottage bungalo" is 32 feet and depth s6 feet It is IT estimated that 1t can be built in
 N1 complete and satisfactory manner
 for about S3,OO0 There are six good rooms on the main floor. comprising living groom. dining room. den. two bed rooms. kitchen and bathroom. This makes a very complete little house. with all mod ern conveniences, good. full basement,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-03

Ger @oIf ser fem llnpeien
bier lqngcrer 3eit betrieb. puroc Ieb
tie @ode bon George a0iter mo
6ris SdrDber seidoiienb mo uniere
Radbaridaft lit frob Dab oGnietberl
Sng Sanbuerf gelegt lit,
-gaitor SartmeiIter Der felt et-
Iiden Sabren Die bieiige GpangeIiIfe
@eneinoe aIs Seeliorger b%eoiente,
bat einen Rlrf an cine @emeiitbe IN
Sllinois angenommen uto miro
Counting in adt Sagen ieine g6.
idieOspreoigt baIten. @ir miini9en.
ibm ben befteit grfoIg in neiien
8irfungSfreis.
Die bieiige Snrmers GeIepbon
@eielidoft bmlt cine meme Sele.
pbon Clinic bon Der Gentrul Office
ses Serrft Socob Reliter nad Drafe
sur Office Ses Doctor gufber Seioe
mas in aranfbeitsfdlIen fir lire
2iaien bon groBen Niisen iein miro.
-Sermntu SeiSbrinf ipeIber iei-
ne Sagemiible uif Der Sarm 6es
6ris @aioe anfgeitclit bate, lit
ooielbjt nit gauboI5iagen fertis un6
miro bieielbe IN Der Rabe bon
Roiebu6 auf ser Sarm Ses @iIbelm
8aoe aufitelen.
angult 8aSe 1tr0 Satin, bon
gerger, paren bier BEL @iitter @iii.
mann Iesten Sonntoe sum 9eiuh.
Benjamin sluitermaitil, BON gtn.
poleon. melder iif 6aieIbit lette
ISOLDE perbeiratbtete. lit bier nit iei.
ner iutieen Srnii gum 9eiu6 i'm CT.
ternbmis. Serr gluitermam bat
iid III Der IGbe bon Napoleon cine
6arm gefmit, uro miro Oieielbe
baIoigft be8ieben. 8ir piiniden ibnt
ben beiten erfole.
Sermarm @inter, BON Roie6ito,
Elm Friibercr getpobner unierer 9a6-
bari6aft, mar Iebten Sonntas BEL
Teinen Gduagcr ausuIt @itte 8rut
gefnd. &edt ia, Sermann, fomme
baIo nieoer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-03
Dr.. {. VESSEL
arat nnO pnnoal3t
Ofiee Troui etrase
Sermann, . mso,
Ct. aOnis @artt fir ecbenbes gieb.
@atiomaI Stodparos, sa.

&tnopieb, 3nfnbren $500. @ur
iuenige Choice Stiere gum gerfanf
nit aitsnubrne bon SabrIineen 1000
&fuutb piegello iucIde 5n $500 Der.
fanft ipitrben, &abfroge fir CUTE
Choice @aare itetig. Stiere inter
Der SIS Idiie rro allie aiibc ii. gfin.
Der limo 10 bis is Gents nicoriger
1als geitcrn. Stiere nnb Slide i'm all.
.geneinen limo lin 10 bis Is geuts
niporiger i'm &reiie aIs Ieete @ofe.
S6meine anfubr 5000. aitoIi.
tat gut. Soditer Brcis beilfe 1896
8nIf $8.05-8,25 uno fuaren i'm
0urdi6nitt better oils fiir5lid.
@abfragc cut @orratb bon
9aud ii. 80delfleiid gerinpcr unO
8rcfs fir ioldes i'm Steiscu, BOD
iino Nn5eideit borbanSen Dab inner.
baIb Der ndditen 80 Snae ser
8reis fir Icberroc Gdweiue FEET III
ben @arft au briagen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-03
gdaten gerIanSInna.

&~cgelmaBige 8eriammlung am 80
Rppember 1909.
9as 8rotofoH Der lesten Der.
iammlling mitroe perleien mo art-
aenonlnien, iuie perIeien,
SIN monatIid)en 8eitrdgpu gingen
ein, eini6Iiebli6 Ses GintrittsaeI-
bes bon Serrt @eoree Stakeholder
$3.50 Cine @e6mins bon Serrri
Ism Gberlin i'm 9etroge bon $3.50
fir gelieferte @aaren mnroe BE-
5abIt. Die &erren gbas Gnncit5,
@m. 8oueit5 nno Ennis Soberstod
tulfrOem 0ur& Scrrn @idael gselI.
mann, Sinty ais NsitgIieoer OOrge-
fdlugem SER @eorg airdboifer
ipirben eradInt Die Bidder oes
6en @ereim anfsenommen. 9ie Seer
Ell Gouar6 3. @nroiger, @idlaeI
@cumnnn SIM. mo Unitao gberIin
fpuroen ernannt Die Bidder beS
G~hubmeiiters nno beg sefretdrs 8u
fcpiciren. ole $erren 6riB aoeII.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-03

mlsntreten. sluBeroem biirfte nidt
iiberieben iper6eL 0aB Der 8ienit i'm
Seere Dem @onn ans Dem golfc
aud 9roBeren SdIiff gebe. s9as
6eutide Seer, erfIdrte Der @ortrag.
enoe, "fommt Dem 2anoe niht gu
tbelier 3n iteben. gs lit Elm grob.
artiges Gr5iebungsinititut un6 be-
5abIte iid anberooentli6.@ lleber.
rni9erfo pirfe bie Sanberfeit, wel6e
Die uftterer 8laiiet seisten. Sic iei
MIR alif ben ginfIuB Ser Sienitaeit i'm
Seer anriid8ufiibren. @obltbuenb iei
Der @esenios, Der ii6 5piiden Den
interen alaiien 9euti6lunos mno
Gnglanbs offenbare.
Dab bie aIlgemeine 8ebrpflidt &C.
ipiiie @or5iige beiist. lit unbeitreit.
bnr . Gu6 fir Die fOrperIide als.
biIonng iino Die 9ienftiabre beim
Seer bon 8ebeitung. 9od oas
Seerpeien lrnb Die 8ebrpfIidt ia.
ben aud lire Sdattenieiten, bic
@anIp nidt beriidii6tiet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-03

8enn eir aus Calcutta fommen.
Der GoninIar6eridt nidt mif eineln
Srrtbum rubt. miro 6ie Doil Seoer.
mann peradtete rlnb perabIdeitte ge.
tpobnlibe Static bulo in Der 8elt
Oes SanbeIs uno Der SllbuItrie cine
&oIle Ipielerr. GoniitI 8errp be.
rifte ndmli9: r@ian bot gefunoen,
bob Die Smit Der Static ii6 5l1 biel-.
en- seperbliden 3meden perfpenben
ldBt, 5. g. 8iim gtrtbinoen non 9iid-
crn, Sanoi6itben Ano aitSereft Gig
itsgegenitdnoen. @s beibt, oaB ser
8ertb oes SonoeIs in &dttenbau.
ten iest idon in Gnglalr0 cine &6be
bon $250,000 erreidt." Gas bietet
cine @ogli6feit, oie &attenpIage los
slliuerben, beionoers bier in ben Ser.
Stadten. Denim tnenn iid erit Sie
ausbeutungsllIt Der Ratteniao be.
mn6tigt, miro, nod befaftttcn gei.
ipieIen, Die ausrottitng nidt Iange
altf lid rparten laiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-03

or, Christ gberIin nno @biparo G.
&ileoiger, Micboel gfeiimam nrto
6rib Sang fpilroen ols elm Gomite
errattltt, init Serrn uno Srau Sacob
5oerster &iidiprad)e SIT nebmen, be-
treffs Der grneueritng oes Sadt-
G%ontraftes oes ShiiberItanoes.
5oIaen6 lit oas @eiultot Scs oies.
id6rigcn SobresidieBen oes Ser
manner Sdarfi9iiten Gereing:
6elir @intbniller II Nal ge.
idoiiem Sc gfnB 692 Sling, onrft
idnitt 10 1888, crIter greis$3,o
nebIt @eDailIe. s. s. Daimler, II
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Surdidaitt 10 1884. 5lpciter &reis
$3.50. 6rcO ganuier, 10 nal ge-
idoiier rs SdnB $50 gfing, Oltrd-
ibnitt 8 97.t14, pierter Breis $1.75
8nl. GberIin, % NAL geidoiicn 1888
Sdiib 134t @ins ourdidnitt 9.
33s46, fiinfter 8reis 80, @nitnp
GberIin Is nal gcidoiien rs SduB
757 Ging, our1initt 8 55s78, ied-
Itcr 9rcis $t.25. Gbrtit @berlin,
81 maj acidoiien 1876 sdub 1911
Sting, ourdidnittt 8 77.t26, iieben.
ter Srcis $500. GSmarS 6. 8ueois
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IS NAL gei6oiien rs SduB 726
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SOC.
9eidIoiIcn am 15tett .Snnntar
1910 ein MasfenbalI in Der CONCERT
Salle ab5ubalten. Gintrittspreis
firGiffmitgIieoer 25 Gents @ Ser.
lion; @fitglieocr oes Gereins iinb al
lie Spei freie Gintrittsforten beredt.
ligt; nito iino oieileben bel Dem 8ra.
Ilioentelt, &errn @m. Gberlin nb5u.
[bplen. als Arrangements Gomite
purben Die Serren Sirar &ief, 8aul
&fotenbauer uno Gonarb 6. &ueoi.
ger ernaitnt.
9ei1loiien, Serrn Sicar Rief cine
neiie 8ereins /. ans8ei6nimg 8rfom-
linen 5u Iaiief; oa Die Seinise nner-
IfldrIider @eiie abbouoeu gefommen
lit.
pa Serr 8eIir Mtn0wiIler bic
meiIten aitge per Sdub I'M bies-
idbrigcn Snbresi6ieben geidoIIen
bat. 10 wuroe oerielbe als sdiiten-
IfSnig fir Ons fomiuenoe Sabr err
fiart. Sirranf etfolgte gertaonng.
Srit GANG,
L Sefret1r III SemOsarmeln.
-tHtnMF
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-03

Nir bic unterseihneten Aomiuiitrntoren
bes 9adIa5IeS pon Goparb Gpple. ueroen
auf Der 5arm ses Seritorbenen am
Gamitag, ben IL. December 1909,
ioIsenbes p~eriobnIid,e ~Giaembum an ben
l etftbietenoen oui Oifcntliter aufiicn psrs
fanIen;
IL itid %9iinbpich, 2 adl6er. l junscs
pfero. ] 3iabre alteS piero l Niiuer, 6 sIrs
b~ciiepferbe, 10 0daie, 6 Sdlipeine, ss
Gd)od Rorn, Seu. 40 aderiuadienber Mei
sen, L GioermiibIe, / Gpm @ruIber, / !6eits
REDEEM, / pener 9inoer, I alter Einoer, /
SaemaiGine, i Wdber, . 9redlpTIi9e, =
opppeI SdIauielpFUiae, / Ggse, l SeuaabeI
nit geiI 300Yfunb Slditorabt,1 Yl8ap,1&a
aen, ales Seiligel. oLeS 6auS. uno aiidIen-
eerdtbe, DtobeI uno piclfS Nnoere 5u SabIs
,reim an berennen.
acknowledgements gae Summeit
BON So ober neniasr baar, Iir Summen
fiber SIS pire elm arebit pom 9 Wlonaien be.
ipidist sesen yiote init %auertanuicr Gtd)er'
belt.
2puiS GppIe
NHnte Gppte
lominiiratoren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-03

Sn Ser v@ermaniitii9en Geiea.
idaft@ Gbicasos iprdd iid oieicr
Gage grof. Sobn @atbefp @anIp.
Goseitt Der eiigliiden 2itteratrr an
Der bortieen ltniOeriitat, iiber Sic in
G~eutfdlaito mdbrerlo zines icdsmon-
atli6cn gitfeutDoltes empfunoenen
Ginoriife aus 8abei fain eli atli
oas oelti8e Scrr 5u ipreteiE oas
Ct ais widtieiien Saftor i'm gr-
sicbungsDeien ocs orlitIden &eiEps
be5ei6nete. 9as Seer un6 Ser 9ienft
ion Seere trase nidt mir Oo5n bei,
Dem Gin5eIncn mcbr GeHntniiic SIT
perifaifen, ionoern rege ods @eoiirf-
iis mad il, 6ns @~erit6nouis fit Eli
ne before 9ebeHsiiibriug an iniS Re.
ibr, nit mebr @eritdnonis
Sragen. peldc Sas @cneinipcIen
uno bas @emeiutoobI betreffen, BET.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-03
Danflaaane.

gDir Ipredlen biermii allen 8erpnnbten
unb Sreunoen ~nniereu b~erSIid3en Dont ans
fir Die IiebepoIIe. unS sripieiene SbeiInahme
beim geardbniiIe tniereS inui9itseIiebten
Saiten, SpbneS uno BruoerS. Senrp 5.
9dnh. Dir 0anfen ebeninIlS Serrn
4aitur GuebmeDer io,pis ben 9abriudltrd.
germ.
2poia Sdud taeb !6eIo) Satin
pauIina Sdiud,, Wlutier
Static Sdarii, 9dnpeIter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-03
pnfe[ ennis @pIfssahIer tpirb i'd

Dnfel Sam's @~oIfssablet ipirb iid
baIo iiberalI ieben laiien. gr miro
cine gan5e an5obl Sragen an Sic
iteIlen, oarlrnter aber feline iiber So.
ren 8eiunobeits -3uitanb. 9ieie
6rage lit Sbnen ieIbit iiberlaiien
unb oenno6 lit es bie mi9tigite bon
Sic iino pieIleidt nidbt Dirf.
lid franf, aber fiiblett oennod, oaB
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mebr un6 mebr obnebmen. 9ieies
lit Die 3eit gum Sonbeln, Sorni's
alpenfriiiter lit bas. @itteG, meIdes
Sic gebrnuden. gr miro oas Slut
Die 2ebensorgane sur 3bdt.
igteit aitregen unO 0as Spitem tar.
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miro MIR our6 Spe6ial-9 genteub
S6rcibcn Sic an Or. 8eter
5ubrnep & Cons 60, 1875 go.
Ipe., Chicago, SH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-03

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