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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-01

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-01

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
RAnROADTOHAVANA
WORK ON LINE OVER WATER IS
 PROGRESSING.
Plans are For Henry M. Flager, its Owner to Ride into Cuba on Ills
 Eightieth Birthday Next

Jacksonville Fla. Feb e-When the Key West extension of the Florida East Coast Railway. work on which is being pushed rapidly. is completed from it's present terminus at Knights Key Dock to Key West and Henry M IFlager, owner of the road. Is able to carry out his announced intention of ferrying trains from Key West to Hav- ana, passengers will be able to enter a Iparlor car at New York or Chicago and upon leaving 1t. step off on Cuban soil.
 It is planned to have trains running through to Key West in time for Mir, Flager to ride over the line on his eightieth birthday in January 1910 If the ferry takes the trains across to Florida straits to Havana from Key
 West, 1t Is estimated that the time between New York and the. capital oi the island republic will be- nfty hours At present the time between he two cities via steamers calling from Knights Key Dock is fifty-two hours and ten minutes.
 Part of the road wet to be constructed between Knights Key Dock and Key West will cost more per mile than any railroad heretofore built. Spans longer than any yet used on this unique railroad. running as 1t does for many miles over the water. will be required From Knights Key Dock the distance ts forty-five miles. For twenty five miles of this distance a great part of the work has been partially completed | At both ends of the gap and on the keys between work Is going forward with great vigor In addition to the large number of men already at work sl the camps along the line, thou sands of Iaborers are being rushed south by both rail and boat in order to complete the extension during the present year.
 Towns are springing up rapidly on the keys along the line. the latest one being Marathon" fin which the ter minal yards of the extension have been arriving there each week. It Is the headquarters of the construction and operating department
 The construction work has been divided up into sections and the en- gineers. fl is said. are trying to outdo each other in accomplishing results The first section at Knights Key is under way. The second and third sec tions with headquarters at Pigeon Bay. are pushing the work on each side of the island. one in one direction. the other in the opposite
 There are camps at Duck Key, at both ends of Bahia Honda and at the Spanish Harbor Keys Between the Spanish Harbor and Pine Key, the ldredges have about completed an HOO foot fill out to the channel. across which trestle will be built. Long Key is now headquarters for the tourists who go that far south to see the extension work. The Improvements s there are nearing completion and the entire force shortly will be moved lsouthward
 Ninety miles of water lie between Key West and Havana. but after leav. ing the mainland ar the southern ex- tremity Of Florida trains will run over the water on long concrete yiaiuct bridges stretching from key to key for an even greater distance to Kew West.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
Special Notice
 To Fat People

T am giving you here the only prescrip- ton konwn that will safely surely and quickly reduce your fat to normal" said pr Jones to his fat afflicted patient Be sides. 1t will at the same time greatly build up your muscular strength and health"
 "Go to the drug store, get a package of Rengo. You eat 1t like fruit or candy and easily and safely reduce your fat a pound a day"
 There Is nothing Just as good" as Rengo. For sale by all druggists at S1 % per full sized box. or by mail prepaid by the Rengo Co, 3zsz Rengo Bldg. Detroit, Mich The company will gladly send you a trial pack age free by mail if you write them direct to Detroit no free packages at drug stores
 Renso s for sale and recommended in Montgomery by E. c. Fowler, 10 Dexter Ave. E. C. Andrew, Court Square, Enter prise Drug Co. PIP Dexter Ave, G. A. KnRbe Bro. Dexter Ave. Durr Drug Co Wholesale Distributors. -(1e7l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
CONSUMPTION AMONG INDIANS. Appeals to Roosevelt for Extensive
 MeaaureA of ReIlef

Washington. Feb. 1s.-The ravages of tuberculosis among Indians was to- day made known to President Roose- velt by the Board of Indian Commits sloners, who visited him at the White House and appealed for more extensive measures of relief for them.
 According to the members of the Board who have been in session here, the Indians. particularly the Sioux, are dying off at an alarming rate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
: Protsstants Adopt Plans to
 offset Boyootts Establishsr . by Their Ca$hohc Nsighbors

and wicked persecution on account of farm which he holds. He was con- stantly under police protection, and notices had been posted through the county advocating murder. One of thes ran. "Our society is led to be- heve that murder is no sin in the land war"
 Judge Bodkin dismissed the claim on the grounds that the cattle often strayed from the lands. and that he had not sxficient evidence to show that they had been driven on this oc- casion.
 / There are indication that the Sim Fefn party, and possibly the more sec- ular element in the Gaelic League, are preparing for a definite campaign against the political authority of the Roman Catholic Church in Ireland. The organ of the sim Fein give promi- nece this week to remarkable article by "An Irish Priest" on the attitude of the bishops to the Irish language question.
 It begins with . statement that the bishops disapproval of compulsory Irish in the national university if "a dagger aimed at the heart of the Irish nation" Hitherto. the article proceeds to show. the bishops as public men nave enjoyed practical immunity rom frank and open criticism. Such criti- cism would have revealed that in deal- ing with national issues, the interven- ton of the hierarchy has usually been unfortunate and not rarely disastrous. The writer points his argument with illustrations from the Irish history of the last hundred years. and declares that in adopting hostile attitude to compulsory Irish. the bishops have now shown a fatal persistency in po- litical blundering. In conclusion the article calls upon the Irish Roman Catholic laity to save Ireland from the grievous and unnatural blow dealt by the bishops, and 1t warns their lord ships that another such b1under will end their political power for all time.
 It is reported in Ennis that on Tues- day night last some persons shot bullock on a grazing farm which was talk en some time ago by MT. Studdert. of Graz Moher. The head of the bull lock was afterwards cut off and mounted on one of the piers of the field gate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21

CREAM or KENTUCKY. { quarts $500, express paid.
 GREIL TRADING co. F. 0. Box 837. Pensacola, Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
Silk Costumes
 Every Wanted Style and Color

: We arc showing this week a most superb line of new Pongee. Messaline and Fosl- ard dresses at every price be- tween $500 and $500.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
Anburn Ia Defeatea.

Atlanta. Ga. Feb. 19-The Atlanta Athletic Club basket ball team tonight defeated the Auburn College Ave by the score of q to 16.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
The Extra Police.

At a meeting of the Galway County Council the chairman. MT. J. c. Mo Donnell, announced that the extra po- lice charge on the county for the half year ended in March last exceeded half year 1t was more than $25, 1000.
 Mir. Joseph Glynn said that he had brought the matter before the general council of the county councils at It's last meetin, and a deputation was ap- pointed to walt upon the chief secre- tary in order to have the charge remit ted. Mir. Birrell had written. however. 10 the secretary of the general council stating that there was no use in send ing a deputation to him, as the county had been proclaimed and the charge could not be remitted. MT. Glynn add ed that a similar charge had been re- mitted some years ago by the Unionist government.
 Lord Killquin complained that it was unfair to proclaim the whole coun- try, as the greater part of it was in no way disturbed. The council decided to discuss the matter at It's next meet ing.
 During the hearing of claims for malicions injuries in the Ennis divis- ion of County Clare before Country cis Sampson applied for s2I0 in respect of injury to three bullocks which were driven off the lands of Toreen. Samp- son. his counsel stated. had been sui fering for years from 8 scandalous
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
A REAL CnIn ANn opIn an,

A REAL COLD AND GRIP REMEDY
 The new scientific remedy for Colds and Orip the most effective ever brought ont Is Hicks Capudine. Relieves the aching and feverishness-restores normal condi. tions It's iquid-pleasant to take-efrects s immediately. sov.t If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
SAVES FAMOUS TREES
President Signs Bill for Creation O
 CaIaveram National Forest.

CaIaveraE National Forest.
 Washington. Feb 19.-President Roosevelt by signing the bill for the creation of the Calaveras national for est, California. has completed the leg islation which saves for all time the most famous grove of trees In the world. This act Is the continuation of efforts extending over the past nine years.
 No treasury appropriation is needed to carry out the provision of the act.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
One Piece Dresses $8.5O Kind for
 $5.9O

Just as a starter we offer beautiful Ginghams, Madras and Pereale dresses in the newest empire effects at . price about equal to cost of material.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
Tailored aists

From among. all the smart tailored waists in OUT new Spring stocks, we we, woald specially mention for tomorrow, strictly tailored ali pure linen waists with. stiff collar and cuffs at $2.50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
Clearance of Skirts Values up to $4.5O
 <$1.oo

Aboeit fifty skirts are left from Fall styles in panama, melton and mannish stripes
 both in misses and ladics' regular and extra sizes. Not one is worth less than $3.50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
1on1onow;s Shouting of Muslin
 GOlU11S At ,S7.OO WM Not Be EquaLed in Years We have assembled table this popuar price, finest
  aort sleeve and masterpiece of beauty
Silk Kirnonas

Our line of new silk kimonas is with out exception the most beantiful we have ever owned.
 Every color, every style and every size is in the collection. Price range from $4.50 to $12.50. "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
White and COlOred Wash Goods Nay Under Regular Prices

Imperial Long Cloth; bolt of twelve yard and reguarfY <$f.75; special day (Ndonday) only $f-35 bolt.
 Pure Linen Lawn 36 inches wide and beauti sheer quality ordinarily a soc at 35e yard. sa
 White Chiffon White Lingerie dainty cord5 and checl of the of an white fabrics; BOG yard <
 Batiste; unusuay fine 2Oc quality; Motor Settings; white stylish heavy linen like fabric for skirts and su t5c yard
 White Lingerie; 46 inches w soft and sheer and good qualhY at 35c, 15e'a yard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
Yard Wide Messalines

Our new Spring fine is ready and every color tha, feinine heart desire to be had in this prettiest of all Spring weight silk, at $t.55 yard
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21

Two splendid fines of this popular silk in great variety of newest patterns offered at 85c and $1.00 yard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
Black Tafeta SIX

M very special sale Of 36 inch black taffstz silk, worth regularly $t.00 yard, will go in the morn- ing; the price will be 75c. gs@-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
SPRING HATS ARE BLOSSOMLNC Come and Make Their ACquai1ta1ce

As beautiful and fresh as the first Spring flowers, are the new Fisk and Gage Hats which are now shown in OUT Millinery de- partment. And they are priced SO fairly, that youW say we've worked woh- ders, to give so much of beatty and style for so fittfe cost.
 Every one should see them, though it's only fair to warn you, that should you come you'll find 1t hard to resist buying. =.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21

Here are very of season, Yorks houe offered such little price will sre1y bring
The Washington times., 1909-10-07
LERROUX PREDICTS
TROUBLE IN SPAIN

PARIS, oct. "A whirlwind Of revolu-
tiOu that will sweep the last vestige of
monarchical rule from Spain is the pre-
dicuon of Alexandra Lerroux, one OF the
Spanish Republican leaders. Lcrroux
passed through Paris today. hurrying TO
Madrid to join the councils of his com
patriots Lerroux characterized con-
diuons In Spain as "indescribable."
The execution Of Garcia, one OF the
leading Republicans Of Catalonia" ex-
claimed Lerroux, was nothing less than
murder He was put to death without
the least opportunity Of defending him
self. FcrreT, another Of the revolution
airy leaders, Will meet the same fate.
He is certain to be condemned. without
an iota Of proof that he is quality Of the
charge against him There are some 500
men and women In the dungeons Of the
Barcelona prisons. They have been
there since the July riots awaiting trial
That phrase awaiting trial is a mock
cry. They will never he tried
with the liberty Of country gone.
revolution Is TIE Inevitable consequence.
and the liberties Of the Spanish people
have been gradually taken from them.
until now nothing remains. As sure as
tomorrow follows today Spafu will Lc
swept by a bloody revolution "
Lerroux comments at length uDon tho
suspension Of constitutional guarantees
and throughout the Spanish Droviucee
and said that action as much as aD,-,
spread disaffection.
The Washington times., 1909-10-07
BARRIE DIVORCE SUIT
ASTOUNDING BRITISH
No Cause Is Generally
Known for Move of the
Famous Author.

LONDON. Oct. Theatrical and lit
erary circles are astounded today by the
announcement that j. NJ Barrie, the
playwright and novelist, has placed on
the court calendar a suit for divorce
Friends OF he couple are at a loss
to find a reason for the SUIT.
All efforts to obtain an interview with
Barrie himself regarding the suit have
proved futile, and the lawyers maintain
secrecy.
They were married in 1Ss4. Mrs. Bar
rie was formerly Miss Marie Anselle
and played in BarTie's first play. Walk
er. London" in London. Up to a short
time ago there had not even been a
whisper Of domestic trouble. but Of late
rumOrs of disagreement have been COM
mon although the author and his wife
have appeared in public. They have
nc children.
Barrie is well known through his
plays, THE Little Minister" "Peter
Pan" and What Every Woman
Knows" and his books Tommy and
Grisel" Sentinel Tommy" and "A
window I'm Thrums.' and others
The close friendship existing be-
tween Barrie and Pauline Chase. who
play ed in peter Pam has led 70 the
belief among friends of the two that
Barrie may make a second matri-
monial adventure after the granting
of a decree.
The Washington times., 1909-10-07
IS GIVEN
DEBATE ON BUDGET
Changes in Bill Make Added
Time for Consideration
Necessary.

LONDON. oct. 7.-LOndOn's sale topic
today IS the interference in the parlia-
ment struggle over the coming budget,
as indicated IN the announcement by
Lloyd-George. chancellor Of the ex-
chequer, that the house Of commons viii
be adjourned for a week. from October
II TO IS in order to give the members Of
the house a chance TO study the measure
closely.
This action is regarded necessary, ac-
cording 10 the announcement, for the
reason that the bill has undergone so
many changes during the siX-weeks' de-
bate, and so many amendments viii be
introduced by the chancellor that the
measure will be unrecognizable by the
members Of the lower house.
Both sides, in the rank and file. are
demanding that there be no surrender
A member Of the cabinet Is quoted as
saying that the lords will pass the bill
as IL leaves the commons, but all po-
liticsl England is awaiting with inter
est the outcome Of the Kings confer
ences with the leader.
Lloyd-George is preparing revised es-
innate of the yield expected TO beproduc-
ed by his financial proposals as amended
during the debates In the house. This viii
be placed in the hands of the members
when they adjourn
II Is suggested in some circles that
notifications enough may be introduced
into the amended bill 20 make il more
acccptable 10 the house Of lords.
4 particularly interesting turn is Civ
on TO the situation by the announce
rncnt this afternoon that Lord Lans-
downe. leader Of the opposition In the
house of lords, Is going 10 Balmoral
Castle for the Weekend. Whether NJ.
Asquith. the premier, viii still be there
when the unionist leader arrives and
what King Edward may be able 10 do
in the way OF reconcilinE the prOtagon-
lists. are matters OF keen discussion in
nOlitical circles.
The Washington times., 1909-10-07
RAILROAD VlADUCT
PILLAR DYNAMlTED
Second Attempt TO Destroy New
York Central Structure in
Buffalo Made.

BUFFALO, n. Y. Oct. IA second
attempt TO destroy the New York Cen
tral viaduct. at Elk and Chicago
streets, with dynamite was made early
today. The street pillar under which
the charge was placed was bUlged and
twisted, and the entire structure
thrown out of plumb.
The explosion also resulted in
breaking the windows in every house
east of the Central tracks. in Chicago
and ELK streets, and in some cases
demolishinE the fronts of the build
ings. The entire front of the saloon
OF Joseph Mcmahon was blown in.
There was no one in the house at the
time
A piece Of steel was driven through
the home of former Alderman Jere-
miah Gordon, but no member of the
family was injured. No arrests have
been made.
The Washington times., 1909-10-07
MAYNARD'S MEDALS
STOLEN FROM CASE
First Time in Many Months That
Anything Has Been Missing
From Museum.

-Four medals, awarded DR.. Edward
Maynard for his Improvements to fire.
arms, we're stolen from the glass case in
which they are exhibited at the "
tioLal Museum. The loss was discovered
last evening. This morning Frank r
Beach. Of fSg NJ street southwest, was
arrested by Detective Evans on a charge
Of stealing the medals and is held for
the action uf The Police Court tomor-
row
This is the first time in many months
that anything has been reported miss
ing from the Museum. so careful is the
watch kept on the valuable exhibits I'm
the various cases. The Maynard ex-
hibit, which is shown 20 trace the his
tory and development Of firearms. con-
tains several decorations presented BY
scientific bodies and foreign govern
ments.
DT Edward Maynard was one Of the
earlier inventors Of firearms and tE-
Maynard rifle was one Of the frst breech
loading rifles TO be placed before the
public.