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Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-06

The latest in moving pictures at the Family Theater. Opera Drive to- night Doors open at o'clock. Come early. Admission, 5 and 1Oc
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-06

Doctor Hagan has moved his office to the Bank of Bisbee Building Phone $50.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-06
DR. TOWNSEND

Rooms 4 and 5, above Rinehart's Drug Store. Phones: ofice, 42; Res idence, 37S.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-06

After the show dance, st the Fam fly Theater' tonight; SC a couple.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-06

T. N. LAKIN, Receiver of the First National Bank of Bisbee, Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-06

IN THE DISTRICT COURT of u Second Judicial District of the Tern tory of Arizona, in and for the County of Cochise.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-16
PUT EN- IN CANS.

Secretary II. p. Wood of the Prod
motion Committee is In receipt of a
letter from +. ii. Newell. Director
of the U. s. Reclamation Service.
say that the future OF the Hawaiian
pineapple lay in the canned product.
He stated in the letter that in his
opinion the pine was the only fruit
that was improved by canning, ow-
ing to the difficulty to get one at
the proper stage of ripeness, and
also the inexperience in preparing
them out of their native Mounts.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-16
PERELsTR0Us PLEASED.

A. w. Perelstrous, the Russian
contractor, yesterday visited the
EVA Plantation and Investigated the
methods of handling the Hawaiian
staple. He said that he considered
the homes of the laborers, and es-
pecially the Portuguese. rs better
than those of Siberian agriculturists.
Perelstrous made many inquiries
concerning the pay of laborers, and
when told how the Japanese loading
the cane cars were paid, expressed
his opinion that the Russians could
make at least $40 month owing
to the rapidity with which they
would be able to load.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-16
WANT TO GO TO MAUI,

II Is now proposed to issue cou-
pom tickets here for trips to Maui
and attempting to have 1t included
In the itinerary of the tourists. The
lnter-lsland Steam Navigation Co.
has expressed its willingness to ad-
vertise the trip in its folders. The
cost OF the trip, which will include
all the accessories. will be for one
person $45. while for two or more
graduating lower rates will be made.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-16
|DR. KONG BUYS
YANKEE MACHINERY
Former Resident Of Honolulu on I'm.
portant Mission for
Chinese.
Chinese.

The Milwaukee Sentinel of June
rs gives the following interesting
account Of the success of DR.. s. r.
, Wing Tet, connected with st. Peters
church In this city. DR.. Kong was
a year In Honolulu after the Boxer
outbreak in China. and was at one
time employed on the PostoiIlce staff:
DR.. $. 7. Kong. h. s., A. NJ. ID.
Eng. Changsha, China, chief engi-
neer and general manager of the
Human Imperial Smelling Works of
Changsha, authorized by the Chinese
government to purchase 100000
worth Of machinery to be used in the
smelling works. has selected the AL
disclaimers Company. Milwaukee.
for the purchase of the major portion
OF the machinery. He arrived in
Milwaukee on Sunday to inspect 1t
before Its shipment to the Orient.
DR.. Kong, native Chinese, be-
lieves American machinery and en-
gineers are far superior to those of
amy other country. He has lived
many years in the United States and./
admits this may have prejudiced hima
lie spent some time in Milwaukee a
few years ago as an employee of the
Allis-Chalmers company during his
studies OF American machinery and
its manufacture.
Graduate of California.
Dr. Kong Is "a graduate of the Uni
versity of Canifornia, receiving his
degree from that institution In 1905.
In the fall of that year he went 10
Columbia University and took up
special studies. There he was hon
ored with masters degree.
His technical and theoretical
training having been so far advanc-
ed, before he went to China he
thought II advisable to get practical
experience In one of Americas big
shops. and he accepted position
with the Allis-Chalmers Company.
After eight months with that insti-
tuition he returned to China, where
he was appointed engineer in chief
and general manager of the Human
Imperial Smelling Works in the
province of Changsha, China. This
commission he is now performing In
the selection of 100000 worth of
machinery.
Soon after his return to China.
DR.. Kong took the competitive ex-
animation at Pekin and was honored
with the degree Of doctor of engi-
neering by the Chinese government.
Will Buv in Eurone.
The Human Imperial Smelling
Works mines are principally lead
and silver. The machinery used now
is primitive and does not permit of
extended development OF the mines.
While In San Francisco DR.. Kong
gave his orders to the Allis- Chalmers
Company for machinery.
From here he will go to Europe,
leaving Milwaukee about June Is.
He intends to purchase the balance
Of the machinery in France and Ger
many.
DR.. Kong is authorized to select
two American engineers as his assist
ants In Changsha. r. II. Humphrey,
n graduate Of the University of Cali
fornia, has been chosen, but the
other will be chosen later.
DR.. Kong has two sisters now
studying in the University of Cali
fornia. Miss Lily Kong and Mrs.
Lucy Cheneg.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-16

aa ysn s a have os III % s"
rD whe U two sv are on for" r G % % such
traps of such closets, the line Of the Pipe
grouped the therefor shall be less
Basin ~" pipe
sinks Baths Wash T,ays y!nas
Basins S, s,s Wes cy qr mails
Or sh s' on or ~Ss Closets Or S''
s: ssiS. Ws. Closet. ss
sinks cateners on ~" pipe 0'
or sp
Is or II Da! 9'S
sink. ss sa s''n' o"s Closets
Basins ss 8" sinks az Water Tay Closets vss ap ST ks
Dirt Catchers one 4" pipe.
JOINTS OR CONNECTIONS
Section Is All Joints cast iron shall be packet with pS
connections lead shall be with wiped joints
% %nd
% s'' on e
with a brass screw collar
WATER CLOSETS
Section 49, The i GoCe puaser is prohibit
room which there is not window opening direct to the external
tanks than ~ inches above the floor.
uRINALs.
The S n side" Of of Tn sa shall ssSs% with
noncorrosive and non absorbing material Wv"
SAFE WASTE
Section S. Vs. Nc safe wastes shall
or indirectly with any sewer house drain. pipe
CLEANoUTS
DOORS s M 5 %y shah BE @ s ] % where
SINKS OR WASH TRAYS
Section 90 No sinks trays shall be constructed
Or used except in hotel buildings used for
INDUSTRIAL purposes
or restaurant kitchens
SINKS and wash built and as directed
by the Plumbing Inspector ~ - ~ " ~
LAUNDRIEs. POI MANUFACTURERS AND STABLES
Section a. All places used poi sale
washing
Ir the washing OF clothes at aunes
OF asphalt or cement mortar
the public whore such
no sewer accessible with
the Plumbing Inspector
all places the
sha be covered with metal
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-16

In thickness and SO secured In place that cannot easily be
diameter All shall dirt
The discharge pipe poi factories
shall be trapped and vented
EXHAUST WATER PIPES
exhaust on drip pine rain water
pipe shall be connected with the public
FIXTURES
Section 20 No end pipe
S De ss .d %s above II high
shall be placed around fixture frame
EXPOSED PLUMBING
Section "a All pipes and fixtures shall exposed
INSPECTION OF PLUMBING
p e. ana o S%se Of hous drain soil
all the top Of the highest
sA No ou ,s', sRs
amy w'sf Sen @ ,S M inc
@ sns nn sD shall made
ing Inspector After all fixtures connected filed
on p pS Ma the int" % , %
conform ''''''''' 'S"' ""'
ISSUANCE OF BLANKS
rs Ts shall
FILING OF PLANS AND ISSUANCE OF PERMITS
he shall issue he required s% ana per o S
person. persons firm or corporation tons applying therefor
Section IN. The Plumbing shall collect
Of each month deposit City
INSPECTION
Section 90 Plumbing Inspecor in.
all plumbing OF
after final inspection
found
by this Ordinance he shall person. persons
Is corporation certificate setting forth
been inspected and the According
the requirements Of this Ordinance The
have the right and authority
ascertain II the provisions this
complied with
The Plumbing Inspector shall keep regis
inspections
ms Plumbing INSPECTOR and make Of the
to the Board Of Supervisors.
PENALTY.
the provisions of
demeanor
exceeding Five Hundred s50OO Dollars
Honolulu Jail for a period exceeding six
Section 81 This Ordinance
and after the date Of its approval
Introduced by Supervisor
r. w. AYLETT.
Date OF Introduction
The foregoing Ordinance was at meeting the Board of Super
Nisors OF the City and
1909 passed to print on the following the
Ayes AHA, Ayett, Kane. Logan. Quinn
Noes None.
Absent voting: Mcclellan
d. KALAUOKAI.ANI,
Clerk City and County
july 10 II, To- 16. II.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-16


outlet Waste refrigeraos
taces which provisions kept shall directly with
the drain discharge ground beneath
shall
fixture daily conveyed the
least three S feet from the building
TRAPS
Section 49, All Fixtures shall independently
trapped the opening thereof is practical
All shall a
shall be The
shall be the the pipe Kitchen shall
provided
shall a
For residences not less than three t3) gallons:
80 gallons
Plumbing Inspector any
AntsyphoD shall where Plumbing
finds that mpractcabe other All
shall be of cast iron coated with asphatum.
shall be
point than ID foot above the of the building
frewa such building
within said than
frewal The of
t1o) feet from window opening
All within building within building
shall be vented by special air lead but
shall pipe in chimney eahenware hue No lead
inches above the line Of the building All
the four ca inch
referred
pipes shall
foowing
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-16

In the construction
inside outside. of
IN direction of shall be
Lie bends and in egha
fittings where fittings Sanitary
be used in vertical Tin
metal shall not be used in the construction pipes
PIPES
Section H. The term waste pipe designate
leading from fixture q house
receiving the discharge from fixture
herein provided shall be of
struced of lead provided however
a
length The the
the fixtures they shall
the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-16
HOUSE DRAINS.

section H. The "so to
vertical which
connected All soil galvanized wrought
iron pipe not less than four inches of
In buildings OF three stories grade All
soil shall be continued
less than one % foot than
building. All soil
sbe and shall within
opening galvanized wrought pipe the fittings must
be recessed and the pipe reamed to full bore
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-12-01

Prepare the ducks as for roasting,
drawing and washing car efulIy. Heat
in saucepan quarter of a cup of
butter, quarter of cup of fat salt
pork, diced, and brown the ducks all
over in this. Add two cups of boiling
water, small bunch of pal sley, Il
sprig of green celery, and couple of
bav leaves all tied together, also a
couple of medium sized white onions
and six white turnips. Cover loosely
and cook an hour and a half. The
turnip and duck flavor ea"h other and
the combination is particularly good.
When tender place the ducks on a
platter, dice turnips and put around
the ducks. Make gravy using the
stewed and minced giblets. Good
Housekeeping.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-12-01

Lynn, Mass, August 3, 1909.
Troy Chemical Binghamton N Y Enclosed 5000 for
SPAWN pound of Ointment used
bottle bone SPAWN last and worked TO perfection
W. E. HALLowELI, "a Friend Street.
Bay City, Wis, August 10. 1902
Troy Chemical Co.. Bnghamton. bought two bottles 81
about three for mare and did
wonders the every and cured her OF two
spavns she sound today when colt BEN BEssos
Geneva Ind, August 4, 1907
Troy Chemical Bnghamon, N Y Il took off windpuf
big hat from the wthes of of horses only
used one bottle. OTTo BoLos
m bottle with signed guarantee or contract Send
~ .Uu booklet and letters kind or case
Permanently SPAWN, Thoroushpin Rngbonc Except
~ low Curb splnt, Capped Hook, Wndpuff, Shoe Boil
Injured Tendons all Lameness No loss or hair
Horse works as usual DrnlerS or Express Paid.
TROY Is Commercial Ave Binghamon. MI
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-12-01
Pot Roast Made Appetizinq.

The cross ribs, by the addition of
one half bay leaf, six cloves, a little
parsley and celery added while cook
ing, will give delicious flavor and
convert cheap pot toast into lux
urious tidhit. IT onions are not OBJ
jected to, add few slices. When the
meat is tender these f1avoring ingredi-
ents should be strained out of the
juices before the sauce is made.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-12-01
Beef Broth With Barley.

Procure portion of the skin of
beef and have the bone split by the
butcher. Put it over, on a slow fire,
we'll covered with cold water. After
cooking gently for one hour add salt
and pepper with bouquet of herbs
tied in a bit of cloth, by which it may
be lifted before serving. Throw in a
couple of tablespoonfuls of barley and
boil for about one more hour, skim
carefully and serve.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-12-01
Coffee Tarts

Have ready two cupfuls of good
strong coffee, sweeten to taste, then
mix in little -four and about half a
cupful of cream, together with the
yolks of three well-beaten eggs boil
this for thirty minutes and keep
stirring continually, then pour into
patty pans lined with good puff paste
and bake.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-12-01
HeW He Knew 1t.

'What bird frequently lives to be
over one hundred years of age?''
asked the teacher of the natural his
tory class.
" know" sung out carrottopped
youth neal the foot of the class, ex
citedly waving his hand to attract at
tention; 81 know-the spring
chicken -
And the teacher wondered how the
carrot topped youth happened to guess
it so promptly. But there was no
mystery about it. His father was
head waiter in quick lunch estab-
liShment.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-12-01
Suburban Life for December.

TIE December number of Suburban
Life marks what, for that magazine,
is distinctly new departure by the
intr duction of fiction, in the form
of two strong, entertaining tales, with
a delightful holiday favor, by the
ell-known writer's, Mabel Osgood
Wright, the author of "Letters from
a Commuters Wife, "Poppea of
the Post Office,'' etc, and Helen K.
Martin the famous creator of ''Tillie,
"A Mennonite Maid" Other Christ
mas features are "All of the Best
Hollies," by Parker Thayer Barnes;
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-12-01
Graduates Return to Farm.

The opponents of the Agricultural
colleges make a great deal of noise in
trying to prove that the graduates of
the schools do not return to the farm
to better its condition but 60 into
other professions and they argue that
the agricultural schools are therefore
useless and that the students can be
better Taught in other schools
To prove the error Of the statement
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-12-01
DiIatory Cournin'.

Charlie went t. see his girl-Susan
Grisgby is her name.
Ever since tn Worlds Fair year,
Susan she's bin Charities flame.
Wonder when he's goin' t. pop?
All tn neighbors wonders too.
Fust thing Charlie Binger knows sum
one else will git his Sue.
Ev'ry Sunday night lie calls sneakin'
sbamefaced up tn walk
Seems t. me eff wuz Sue, would
make him toe tn chalk.
Bin a burnin Grigsby's lie fer erbout
ten years er more;
Darn a Teller tibet can't get courage
an wife in four!
When I married Mary Bliss twant no
ten year courtin' game
Fust time thet | seen tibet girl [ jest
knowed her married name.
Twas spellin' bee down thar in the
Holler op-ry house
She had div thar from Squeeville,
long with tibet thar Hiram
Krause
Well, somehow l seen her fust:
Cheeks as blushin' as tn rose;
Lips wuz ripe an mockin red; voic'
like nipples as they flows!
Spelled my way erlong tn line, til |
stood beside her there;
Don't you think" | whispered soft,
1--WE would make a handsome
pair'9
Turned an slapped me on tn cheek
"Mind your bizness Sir" she
An we run away thet day, jest
week, by jig, "a wed !!
Amt we happy? What's tn sense in
this courtin' girls fer life,
Keepin' them in dire distress? Wait
in never won wife
Can't Teller see his Fate when he
reads 1t n he1 eyes?
Can't he "pop" an live Away jist in
love and Paradise?
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-12-01
Potato Cakes.

Season two cupfuls of hot mashed
potatoes with butter, salt and pepper
when cold, whip two beaten eggs, a
cupful of -four that has been twice
sifted through teaspoonful of baking
powder mix we'll, and bake as you
woulud griddle cakes.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-12-01
KITCHEN RECIPES
LAYER Cake.

This is cheap and very nice cake
for patty tins and layer cake. Take
one cupful of sugar, one heaping cup
full of flour, three eggs, two teaspoon
fuls of baking powder, one large iron
spoonful of butter (melted), two
iron spoonfuls of sweet milk.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-12-01

christmas in Suburban Mexico"
by Ada B. Talbot; "Sona Birds as
Christmas Gifts" by Thomas F. Nc
Grew; "Unique Substitutes for the
Christmas Tree" by Estelle CaveD-
der; "Holiday Games for Young and
Old, =" New Ways to Distribute
Christmas Gifts" and ''What to Do
This Christmas. ~
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-12-01
The Home AL a1's'> a b

The Live Stock World, of Chicago,
made an investigation of the graduates
of the Agricultural schools of Illinois
with the following results:
From 1899 to 1909 the Illinois Col
lege of Agriculture has confe rred the
degree of bachelor of science upon 1874
men. The work that these men are
doing has been ascertained by the
college, which endeavoIs, in fact, to
keep in touch with them from the
time they first write in regard to the
university on TIN ough the years fol-
lowing graduation. According to oc-
cupation, thes men are thus CLASH
fed:
Directly engaged in farming ....... 115
Agricultural college and experiment.
al station ............. Az
Department of agriculture, Washing
ton, d. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 7
Agricultural newspaper. ............ L
Teaching .................. ........ 10
Real estate business ............... .
Y. M. G.. A. and religious work. =. 2
Total 1874
Out of the total of 1874 there are 163,
or practically 80 per cent, who may
be said to be engaged in pursuits
which have to deal directly with agri-
cultual problems. The man at the
college whose particular work it is
to look after these things says that
very few of the entire number who
have gone out in the past ten years
are not we'll established in their re-
spective lines of work and making a
pronounced success of their business.
The same authority says the percent
age of young men who attend the agIi-
cultural college for one or two years
and return to the farm would be even
larger than those who graduate. This
does not look as though they are
afraid of work.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30
SIT. s~terIina.

Brof Sofimahn, BON Siamd.
tba. aan.. beebrtc uns am Sonntag
ben IS 8. %. nit einem 8eilt9 II.
belt bel oieier @elesenbeit cine
b0dit intcreiiante Sreoigt. @Oge
err rcdt baIo pieoerfommcn.
Serr Sreo Selmius nnO bic
8ebriioer Bod iino aegenpdrtig bel
Srn. S. 8. 9opel nit Dem gnSbiil.
fen oeS Slices beiddftiet.
Serr Gbas, 0ofpad, Wel6er
am 8eaielfieber lit. bat ii6 beoen'
tend erbolt.
SEER S. SeIming befono it6
am oergangenen Sonntag, beiu6s.
peiie, bel Srn. I,,guit lambert.
Die Slice : grnte lit oieies
Sabr gut allseeidllen; Der Grtrag
lit i'm 9ur6Ihnitt 2 Su. per ader.
- Serr Sames s. SollnnoSwortb
miro iit, lpie mir b0ren, in nad)iter
3eit, 5ur 8cbanoliing zines gugen.
leioerS. nod ct. Qouis bedeben.
- Sri. Minnie @ieoin9bagen turr.
oe ON Sonntag ben 1S. 3. so. 3nr
6eier ibres @eburtstages, bon ei-
ncr aroBcn Nn3abl ibrer 6reunoc
lu1D SreuuOimncn nit elmer Snr.
prize Eartp 6eebrt, bel welder es
iebr iroblidl 3uging.
Onfel 6ris bat INNER nod
uiele &laae hon ieinem Weben Sim
ger. So 10 ciu 8nrm am Sin.
ger fam ginem gu i6aften MAIDEN.
Srmt Senrp 2eimfiibler, bon
Saline Goltntp, friiber bier wobnbaf
9,t iid CUR %2inOerung ibres &ben'
mntisml,s nod Sot Springs, Irf.,
begeben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30
HI. ssreanfsn.

Satne Scuni1 III eineS Der beften Gcun.
ties i'm Staat M%sifouri unb pieIe Iriibere
Bepohner Don 8aseonabe unb Slaee
gountp babet fd in GaIine County dnee,
fanIt unb prpSperireu. Dtr baben nod, et
nige quite 5armesr bic mir billis ~perfaufen.
GS 1T melfienS ebensS 2anb. feline 9te;ne,
nnn FARMER ernten o 40 Bis 80 Buibel
Gnrn, IL bis 80 BHibei Dei3eu, 30 bis 20
BuIheI pnier bonn ader. 2anb pirb bier
iit Die S6ljte perpnd,tet.
GbenIaus baben mir perjdie6ene 9toreee.
id,dIie Az ~pertauIen. Gin Store Der einen
idbrIiden rmiak bon 10000 bal. Fam Az
einen Baraain eefauit iperben. 3 anbere
StoreeeIhdiie in elmer Der btlten 6eeenben
TN Gountp o $1,000 bio $4,000.
9benialls 2 quite GdmisbeseihGiie, no.
BON ieber Chop ] bis z Nann bel gutter
8esabtuns beId,dtigt.
Serner elm Gasoiine Boot bon Is Cons
nit ueuer 20 pIerbetraii aDiie Gn9ine, IN
beTten SuItanb. DaS Boot 1T seeianet fir
pafIasier. ODER Nra~d,itranSport. Bilial
apmmi unb teIudIt unS unb Iebt end, bic
Geseno unb @eidafte an. Gieist bel BIad.
uater. Ulo. aus uuo t~eIepbontrt uns mad,
2iAle Rod, no., ooer id1reibt ON
Gbler Bros.
". Z. .. 70. 4,
elater mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30
GIiHDn!

9,r Undergraduate wirb aui isisst warm,
IN T,eiIen rpeftItd, BON Berger. am
Wtttm 81 ben lite n GuSah Il
i~olssnbts psriSnlid,e 5iaenibnsn aui 5fitRt'
iidber Mutton an ben Wsitbisterhen bee.
tduIen:
pie,bs, 2 Harmtuasen, / Gprinsnaaen,
l S~slbibinhsr, 1 Shedro,psr, ] DiSfbriA,
/ GuItipator, 1 sIuIbrudrDHus, 2 Rorn'
pflise, / Sd,aaIti pNua. 1 aern.S 6elsr,
/ eiIerue sage, 4 Sras Yiabes. ! Sd1eibsn.
Ssse, / !S~eured9en, 1 Siosr,YrsIs. 1 Sutter'
Sdliitsn, 1 Ghtiten sa,u Tabren l Gel
Gsidirr 5ur 1abren. / Get 0eiditr aum
yHisen, l Snanittdt ben i'm Stc6, ] Guan'
titds Rorn I'm Eefo. ! Gaantitdi neie aartoi'
feIn, I Wobnhous, I 9tan uno l SdiH.
acknowledgements: Vile 9nmmen Bic
an 50. 9aar. Sir aus arOberen 9etrdss
nirb elm Rreoit pon II Nsonaten befuiai9i,
seaen Bote nit gutter ShreIdat.
iSm Sall oas es AM 11ten Snsuf reanen
isllis, Iinoet bic sluftion am ndaften Gage
itatt.
GbaS. e pedba 8,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30

SIN Berlin baben iie ON rnroen
Gid geieiien unb neioIi1 iiber
amerita seflast, bic Serren Sraien,
8arone nnb Sreiberren, Die 10 I'm.
flug tparen, ibre bonn RunSe abge.
iparten @roiben in cine american.
ii6e Si,pfermine 5n nerienfen. Sa
tuer bate Sas seoaft. boB ii9 bas
.Spri1port: Die 9nmruen fperoen
.ni9t alle!" iosar oie bodften &reiie
betiebt2
llnS unter 6ener, 5ie am Iailte.
iten iiber amerita nasten, iolI iid
Der Baron bon RiebefeE befunoen ba.
ben. gs bat idon einmal elm &err
bon nno Sti &iebeicL in amerifa
idlimme @rfabuinsen eemaft, 10
Dor ungefdbr 1870 Sabten.
.Sn anerita bot nod niemalS
Elm ausldnoer @erehtigfeit finbelt
fonnen," tIngt Der Baron bon 8ieoe.
iel. Sein 9amensoetter mar 9lnno
9a5umal natiirli6 aud MIR naf
Imerifa gefommen, I'M Gered)tig.
felt 81 iu6en. llno George 8aib.
inston lieB iie ibn nidt fiubeu.
Der Serr Baron mag iif troiten.
8enn eS ole ausI1noer aIIein ma
rem, Die bier nit aitpfer.. SiIber uni
@olominen.gftien ongefibrt neroen,
lieBe ms Srldnoer bas falt. Nr,d
fpenn es MIR Iusl1nber ipGren, oie
umionlt mad @ere6ti9teit iiid,en,
WiirOe1t mir es. nod ertrasen Ton.
nen. sber rmionit eiebt es aud
fir ms Sitldnber feine @ere6tig.
felt.
Die @eredtisfeit lit eben MIR fir
bic 4Spotateu 6n. Die iu6en
iie nid,t nebmer iie iid einfa9. limo
iie ~uebuten's bon ben slitsIGnocrn TO-
pObl. Die bon Den SnIanoeru, bon
Den sooten, pie bon ocn ocbenoiger.
llnO in Deutidlnno maden's Die
~ NH F.EEra AWtNn - .N4.A 500 L.
aSpofaten unseidbr eerdoe 10. III.
70 6aruu, feline 6einOidaft nidt Serr
8aroni