davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-06
ONE THOUSAND SOLDIERS
MUTINY In MANCHURIA

Annoy. Jan. 5.-Offlcial reports nave
been received here OF a revolutionary
outbreak In Manchuria near Mukden.
One thousand mutinous soldiers hav-
ing taken the field, column Of govern
ment troops with q gatling gun was
sent out against tfem. An engage
ment was fought Sunday, in which
the insurgents, according to the Off
cial version. We're repulsed. Native
reports however. are to the effect that
the troops were driven back with a
loss of sixty killed.
The fact that the insurgents occupy
an impregnable position would seem to
indicate a government reverse Rein
forcements have been asked for. The
women and children have been sent
away from the locality. The cause Of
the mutiny is not explained.
Insurgent agents are busy recruiting
in Annoy. Tney are offering a dollar
a day for men.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-06
MRS. BEISEL AGAIN
ON WITNESS STAND

Media. Pa, Jan 5.-Mrs Catherine
Eelsel, who. with her sister. Mrs. Flor
ence Erb. is charged with the killing
of the latter's husband. Captain j.
Clayton Erb, continued under direct
examination today her story Of the
shooting of Erb. The witness told of
having been summoned BY telephone
from a nearby hotel by her sister,
who said that Captain Erb had been
beating her when got to the
house" she continued, I'VE went to
my sisters room, and a minute later
my sister went to the bathroom, say'
Ing that she would tell me all about
Erb beating her since he came home
Then ] heard Mr.. Erb's loud voice"
Mrs. Beisel covered her face with
her hands and shook with emotion.
She went on;
II ran into the hall ] saw him with
a revolver. I'll get you now he
said, and came toward me. AS he
came, | sprang at him"
The spectators gaped opeD-eyed at
the witness as she enacted the tragedy
OF Erb's death She said she did not
know whether she got the reSlver
then or during the struggle after
wards She told of the tussle with
Erb for life: how he held the pistol
toward her face, how she knocked II
up. braced herself against the door.
and released herself from his grasp,
and how he caught her again
Il fired at him.
Mrs Beisers voice rang to the farth-
est corner OF the court room.
She fired and fred. she said. Then
all grew dark before her. she said,
and she did not know what happened
next She had tainted.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-06
YAoUI CHIEFS AGREE TO
RUN DOWN RENEGAOES

Nogles. Ariz. Jan. 5.-Ofhcisl notice
was received here today following ac.
tion Of Governor Cubillas OF the state
of Sonora. Mexico. that the treaty be.
tween the Mexican government and
the Yaqui Indians had been finally rati-
fled. and that thousands Of the Indians
arc coming into tnc capital and sur
rendering their arms in compliance
with the terms of the treaty. The
Yayui chiefs announce their determine.
tion of hunting down and Staying all
renegade Indians who refuse To peace
fully surrender and agree to the terms
of peace
The details of the peace pact arc IA
outlined in the dispatches several days
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-06
STANDARD OIL CASE
WILL PROCEED

Washington. Jan. 5.-The statement
Is made today. on authority, that, not
withstanding the refusal of the United
States supreme court to grant writ
Of certiorari in the case of the stand
ard Oil company yesterday. the de-
partment Of Justice will at once pro
ceed with toe trial of the numerous
other cases. pending in different sec
tions, either against the Standard OIL
company for receiving rebates. or
against the railroads for granting them
to the Standard oil company. involv-
ing the same questions.
The effect of the refusal by the SUI
preme court TO take and review the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-06
ST ATE NE n I
Of RELIEF
FUND
Red Cross Secretary Offici-
ally Announces Total
Amount Received.

Washington, Jan Sin order to In
form the public exactly what Amer
leans have thus far done through the
Red Gross society, Miss Mabel Board
ran. the secretary, today issued an
official statement announcing that
the total amount of subscriptions for
Italian relief SO far credited and re.
ceived through the American National
Red Cross is more than 100000.
This includes today's contributions OF
$4,000. The statement adds.
"On the FIRST of December. the re-
Dittance by the American Red Cross
To that OF Italy. through the depart
ment of state and the American am
tassador in Rome, was $4,000. Ga
The second OF January. 100000 add
tional was teleeraphed and on the
third of January $15O,o00 additional
was remitted.
"The expense ;7rurred in the char.
tering. freightlng and use of a large
steamship contracted for by the Amer
lean ambassador, has been assumed
by the American Red Cross, and fur
tner remittances have been made to
cover the expense thereof
"Bayard Cutting, Jr., one of the
consular officers of the United States
in Italy, and who is personally famil-
lar with the devastated region, is act
ing for. and the agent OF, the Ameri-
can Red Cross. He is supplied with
the necessary funds, 80 that personal
assistance may be extended at his
"A 1{,/ 10 tiyhn
been overwhelmed by the disaster
Contributions are still coming in
rapidly, and it seems to be evident
that the collections through the Red
Cross will reach half million dol
lars
Postmaster General and Mrs. Meyer
today contributed $1,000 70 the earth
quake sufferers through the Red
Cross The Christian Herald contrib
l;ted $4,000
Subscriptions by states received by
the American Red Cross TO date for
the relief include the following:
California, SSO.170: Illinois, s26.S76;
Missouri. s25,052; Washington. 81 .450;
Nebraska, 81 900. Indiana S659 Mon
tana. s175; Colorado, 500: Kansas
Slo0; Texas, SOL; Iowa, So; Utah, s5;
South Dakota, 81
Among the Americans OF whom in
formation ls still wanted are the fol-
Lowing:
James NJ Cockins OF Los Angeles;
Herman James and wife. San Fran
cisco: E. K. Rogers, wife and two
daughters. Chicago.
The state department today re-
ceived dispatch from Consul Gale
at Malta, showing the following Amer
leans to be safe and well
Lillian and Elizabeth NJ. WiGgin,
Henrietta Stadleman, John 3. Wright
and Wife, Di Herbert Norris and
wife. Mary H DeHart, May Sherman.
Margaret Mendell. Mrs. Martha Kilt
redge and two daughters Ethel and
Clarissa; Mrs. Alfred Harris and
daughter Rosella; j A. Kaia and
Thomas Robinson's families. Rather
Inc Davis. Mr and Mrs Edmund II.
Garrett. Julian Garrett Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H Hapgood. Miss Mary Moss.
Francis NJ and Elizabeth G. Beckus.
Emily Croasdy. Estelle Fagan, Flea
MOI M. Wood
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-06
GADSK| 7 0
sing AT A
BENEF It
Ia San Francisco for Relief
Of Italian Earthquake
Sufferers.


San Francisco, Jan 5.-San Fran
cisco's contributions to the relief Of
the Italian earthquake sufferers now
amounts to s114.162. according to the
figures given out tonight by the Red
Cross. This includes the $4,000
from the. San Francisco earthquake
relief fund, OF the other $4,000 all
bpt $4,000 has already been trans
ferred to. the. national Red Cross at
Washington by telegraph. Twelve
thousand dollars from sources outside
Of the city. including $3.50 from an
Italian fishermen colony at Black Di-
3lnond. was reported today
Madame Gadski. the famous grand
o1era STAR has telegraphed that she
will sing at benefit performance to
be given here January IA.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-06

crs could better gain a vantage point
on their adversary 1t was substantial
~ built and was very effective. Later
on this was slmplified TO a station for
one man on top of the masthead, from
which he could use his singer TO al
vantage and also direct the movements
Of the ship. From this II passed on
through varying stages Of perfection to
the type used in the English navy on
their great Dreadnought That was
the highest point attained prior 10 the
invention OF the "haystack" by the
Americans. On one picture Of a Her
culean battleship taken from an old
drawing we see no less tnan six fight
ing tops from which TO gain tho de-
sired height
II is claimed that the invention OF
the "haystack" has greatly interested
the British government and that It's
warsnlps of the future Will be similarly
fitted out.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-06

The latest development in naval war
fare is the "haystack" fighting Top
of our newest ships. This Is an Am
erican invention pure and simple and
yet it is only development to the
highest perfection OF the fighting top
which appeared on the old Roman war
vessels when the first naval battle was
fought
The new fighting top. popularity
known as the "haystack has its great
value in the fact that shells may pass
entirely through it and still not mater
tally weaken this frame work OF steel
ribbons The only battleship now
equipped is the Idaho" although the
North Dakota and all future battle
ships will have this unique figntlng
top
Back in the time of Hercules the
so called fighting top was really
dIminutive fort. from which the sling
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-06
ACTION TO
DISSOLVE
MERGER
Government Suit Against
Hartman Railroad Merger
Begun in Earnest.

New York, Jan. 5.-Delayed for sew
Lovett, counsel for the defense, hear
lngs in the government suit to dis
solve the so-called Hartman railroad
merger began In earnest today with
Paul Morton. president of the Equit-
able Life Assurance society, as the
Drst witness.
Mr.. Morton, who. from 1896 to 1904
was second vice president of the Atch-
ison, Topeka and Santa Fe. one OF
the defendant companies with the
Union Pacific, the Southern Pacific
and others In tho alleged combination.
wns called by the government to sup
FORT It's contention that the allied
roads had secured o monopoly of
transportation business in the far
west in violation Of the Sherman anti
trust law
Mr.. Morton was led by counsel for
the government to describe the sItua-
tion as regards freight shipments be-
tween the central states and the Pa
cific coast prior to 1901, the date when
tho alleged combination was formed
end utter that time He said that in
l'bN <<iii pOiiob tbS 4NOl tuel Il o.
chic, the Southern Pacific. and the
Great Northern railroads had been in
competition for transcontinent bust
5ess. The Rock Island system, be-
lore getting into Ell Paso. ana con-
Eected With the Union Pacific at
Omaha. and with the Denver and Rio
fiiande at Pueblo. he said
THE situation,' said Mr. Morton,
was apparently controlled by the
Southern Pacific. which controlled the
rate making power
lis 1t your opinion" he asked.
that before the Union Pacific pur-
lhascd a large amount of Southern
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-06

ago and amount practically TO com
plete surrender and disarming of the
warning Indians.
Give the glad news to all the peo-'
pie Is the message which Governor
Cubillas sends with the official no.
tice. The end of the Indian war in
Sonora Is one OF far-reachlng import
ance TO interests IN Mexico and the
southern and western part OF the
United States. Thousands OF Ameri-
cans owning mines, lands and var
ious enterprises in Sonora who have
been forced out of the country
through fear of Indian outrages. will
renew their commercial activities re-
sulting in great period OF develop
ment for the country. Scores OF men.
Americans. Mexicans and Indians, were
slain in the warNwhich lasted several
years.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-06

oXpunged from the record. Another
report was that the recent message
IN reply 10 the request for more money
tor the service would be returned 10
the president Neither report could
be confirmed Another report PROD
ably will be agreed upon by the COM
Iniltee tomorrow and II is thoughl
tha. the house Will be called upop
10 take action Thursday.
Friends of the president viii resist
any drastic action that may be rec
commended On the other band. Rep
resentatives Tawney, Smith. Shirley
ano Fitzgerald are preparing TO De
tend themselves against the rel
erences to them in the message.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-06

Standard Oil case on certiorari, is to
leave that case resting upon the judg-
ment of the circuit court Of appeals
and the natural result will be that IL
will go back to the trial court for
new trial 1t Is understood that the
government IS ready, and will proceed
for prompt trial and 1t is supposed
the re-trial like the original trial, will
proceed before Judge lands.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-06
DRASTIC MEASURES
ARE CONSIDERED.

Washington. Jan. 5.-Drsstic meas
ures were considered today by the
Perkins special committee OF the
house. appointed to recommend action
in defense of that body in reply 10
the criticism made by the president in
his annual message in referring to
secret service legislation After a
meeting of the committee, a report
spread that the committee would rec.
cmmend that the portion OF the mes
sage referring TO the secret service be
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-06

ST. Louis. Jan. 5.-An explosion
which shook houses and shattered
windows five miles distant occurred al
Wood River. Ills. today when tank
OF oil of 100000 gallons capacity
caught fire. Henry Johnson. watch,
man. was caught by the flames and
burned 10 death.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-06

Don't use harsh physics. The reac,
ton weakens the bowels, leads to
chronic constipation. Get Doan's Regu-
lets. They operate easily, tone the
stomach, cure constipation. =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-06
OLDEST MAN IN
MICHIGAN DIES AT 1o4

Jackson, Mich, Jan. 5-Phillip
Brushart. said to be the oldest man in
Michigan. died last night aged 104
years. His father fought in the bat
tie OF Waterloo.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-06

Be careful Of youe
hands!
elbow soaps will
make them red and
coarse and hard; a
source of never-ending
annoyance and humilia-
ton.
Ivory Soap adds to
their beauty; keeps
them soft and sweet and
dainty.
And so, we offer this
suggestion: Use Ivory
Soap for even so COM
monplace a purpose as
washing dishes. 1t pays.
Ivory Soap
SO 400 Per Cent. Pure.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29
Sesbalb.

gefanntIif baben bic ger3te in
Chino bic @erpfIidtune, ieoen aben6
por ihrem $al,ie 2aternen an5uiteden,
uno sipor beoeutet Die In5abl Der 60.
ternen Die 3abI Der 9atierten,
Die benz Ir5t i'm 2aufe bes
Cages aeitorben iinb. Zines
Cages mar elm guropder senS.
tbiat, Die Silfe zines 8efinger Ir5tes
in aniprud 6u nebmen, bod fonnte er
iif Su feinem ein3igen entidlieben,
so Dor benz Sauie zines ieben cine
qrobe annsobl 2aternen brannten.
gnbIid) fono er oas Sous zines ar5.
tcs, Dor benz er MIR brei feline 2ater.
men bemerfte. Sreuoig erregt elite er
in 6aS Sous uno foroert ben Irst,
einen nod iuneen Monr, nut i'm 5i
ieiner erfranften @attin al begleiten.
Der GbineIe lit iofort bereit bo3u. mrb
auf Dem @eee fomrnen lie Ing De.
iprGd. Der Guropder fann feline
Treube nidt perbebIen, bab es ibm ee'
Iungen, ben b%ebertenoiten Ir5t Der
aan5en Staot 81 finben unb ipridt
fih in oieiem Gimme aus. Bernun'
Bert ihiitteIte Der anoere ben &opf-
,Bie fommit 9u oaau, mid fir 10
beoeuteno su boIten2" fragt er ben
@uropGer, yes eibt piele IN oieier
Stabt, Die beoeuten6er itnb ol9 i'd "
"Gu biit ebenio beideioen oIs &C.
Iebrt," erpioerte Der onberc. bod Die
Sbatiafen eeben mir &eft, benn
iuabren6 iid Dor ben Sduiern Eeiner
4oIIegen 9usenbe bon 2%aterner
ihaufeIn, babe id Dor Geinem Sanie
nlir brei 2oternen bemerft." rSh,
has bat ieinen giiten @ruuS", ersldrte
ser Gbineie Idd)eInS lid bobe meme
Bragis erit beiite @admittag beson'
a non
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29

mlrOen sic fid mir mors,n an.
,aisssn' SER &mtsgeri9tsrdfb9@
..ats Der IlaiOr. .Morsen 1T Griihs
ISsppsn in Oer .araubs.."
S6 beOdurs =" 2ehrtpaloien
nISsIots ii6 nit eifigsr S0fli4teit.
Cd fperOs nOrgsn ben sanSen Gag
;SSsr abpsfenO iein . i'd fahre ftoi
irib mad Berlin"
Zee fulgts Nsr Namd bertits aus
rem Simmer; ba lief annd nod raid
Gntsr i6r Der uHb fabs liebcuou
lire SdHOe:
sd BENT. - i9 taur's bod mDas
lid MAIDEN, Sbnen morsen gu beIfen,
Ms6sn!!' Hitherto ite. gu SEES sr0bs
tr srsubt, b. fe innisft burtenb
nod sinmal mpormt..
Mnna itbrte nitt ms Wn5HSiHrmer
Hrid, Iunbesn besub it4 rd6 BEN
hrn epetestmmer biniiber, I'm
|&sIfeben, Oh d1id aues IN Srbn1iIra
FL -. =,
,9as Iiebe, tIeire Ding iOl midi
ta6 hurunter letSen, bdb Id unsIiid.
Id bin bddte lie. Limb morsen II
Il ia ri6t Ju So1rfe -
Damn sins fe init setpohrtel
yiIiattrsue on ibre Irbeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29
Bon Der sefunSarbabn.

Gin Reiien6er partete ouf elmer
citation Der 8ummeIbabn ouf ben
Sna, Der idon meit iiber cine Strnoe
0eripdtung botte. Bum 5lpondigiteh
W1oIe cifpa ging er gu bemeiniom oa.
iibenben, i6lGfrisen Bortier beran
iinS froate i'm: .8omrnt Der 3ue nod
nidt balb2" Sn oieiem Iueenblid
trabte Gin Srtnb oiif benz @eleiie ber'
an, unb elm frobes 2dfeln perfldrte
Die 3iiee bes 8eamten; er ertlarte:
ga, SEER, iest 1T er baIo ran. Ster
fomnf iGon Der $iuib oes 2otomottn'
fibrers.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29

Die b6bere Ssdter.

9as 12iGbrige Godterlein eires
reid, gerporbenen 9anowirtbes tpeilt
ouf sserien gu $ouie auf Dem %elterlt'
diem Sole unS lit In ibrer 2auianner
Beuiionstratt uno ibrer pielen, pie
len giIbune Der Stola Der Sar'llie
unS man mub iaeen, Sab lie a,!t et'
mas seIernt bat fir bos piele itof1e
@eIb; benn afs Der alidli6e 8oter
i'm Rebensimmer iist uno belali,dt,
pie iie brinnen um Sribitidstltae
Die iiineeren uno aIteren @eidpilter
beIebrt uno bright, triftt oi4 Der
foIaenbe tobeInoe Gusruf iein DIR
vaber Sris, ihamit 9u DID ntat
pie elm Serfel au idmasen9 0u BIZ
bod uift Der 9apal"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29
Die sObtsnpade bes aSniss.

Sr1 noroiDeitlifen goSnten, oa, mo-
BITE PIiba IN ben @rbas miinoet, Iiegt
am Gbbanse zines bobcn gerges, mo.
leriid bingegoiien, Die dIte &eiioen,
Der bosniiden 6iiriten un6 aGniee,
Die rPerIe 8osntens". tpie elm a!tes
IoIfsIieo iagt, Saja, berte cine tIeine
Sto6t bon cirta 5000 @inpohnprn,
meiit 9roaten. Iuf Der Spite oes
gerses, BON itarfenR auern geifirmt.
raet Die ebrtpiroige Burg itoIa erlpor,
bic 10 Ianee ben Eiirfen setrost.
Sieber bat ii6 &onig Stefnn 2aoi.
miliepic, Der Iebte 8onig 8osriens,
Dor benz Seronnaben Der Siirfen na9
Der RieoerIage bon 0iiesro6, bic bas
S@idiaI 8osniens beiieeelte, geiIii9.
tet. Seds Sabre lang tpioeritanb bic
Burg allen Inerifien iino piele 9oi.
ienoe fanatiider Ssnanen fanben DOR
ben unbeapinsbarenW arern ben Cob.
gnoIid begonn Der &n6ie, ba iebe
Soffn,ine auf Grias idtpano, nit benz
GroBne5ier Vtiitapba 4erim Ydlta
llntprbanoIungen, Die bomit enbeten,
bob Der @robpe5ier nit einem feier.
Iihen Sftpur Der beI6enmiitbigen BE.
iosung. lHter Der iid Die meiiten
a6eIigen bes 2onbes befonben, freien
abaug IN Die gersfeitiing &liuc (tpeit.
lid 8anialufa) suiagte. Sn Der
Naft nod abfdlub BEG @%attenitill'
itanocs traf ober Der Sultan Mtoharl'
meo Nv. i'm tiirfiifen Eager elm Mno
aIs er ben 8ertrag erfubr, Der ibm
stpar bic pihtigIte Geitltng BEG San'
bes, ober nift ben 4onig rno aoel tn
Die SGnbe brodte, lieb er IN roienoer
8utb benz @robpe5ier ben 2opf ab'
i6Ioeen, unb aIs am nGtiten @crgen
bic gosniafcn bic Ebore Der Seitung
nerIieben, alif Sen GID bolero, ben
@uitapha beim 8arte geidtporen.
!ieb Wohammcb lie ii~berfollen. Yer
gr0bte Gbeii iieI im unalcifen Sart'
pfc, Ser ungIiidlide Sonig aber nitroe
iftuer ocrtpunoct Gefangen uno boz
Den SltIton acbroht, Der bon Der
Sohe bes &o,arubcrges oos 9raiiigt
Rorbcn pcrioi9t hotte. @uf Die Gor'
miirie Stcfan 9nbimiliepic' entgeg'
uctc or bobnladcnb: o@s itebt i'm So
ran: @as Ser aneft ocriproder, gil
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29
EDW. WALL,
sOAK WOOD SALOONS
.~sesenaber Der gaabIe

hermdnn, :: Uto.
Dies 1T Der eIesanteite SaIoon In Ger.
maun nnb finbei man bort aud bic beiten
Setrdife unb Sisarren,
SeIonbers quite WbistpS. Naetniger
Nseui IN Sermann fir ben beriibmien unb
edjteu Bourbon uno Rpe Dhistn ben Ger.
mann 9iiiuine 60. Bars berielbe ME In
/ CT DHttaeru.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29
@irfiames MitteI.

sremoer Tim Gorfwirtbshaus):
,,@ie baben sic benn bic &ouftolSe
70 idneH gum SaaI binmlSgebrott?"
= @irtb: 30, / bob blob 9'ritten,
g 3eppeIins 2uftidiff fommt, oa tpa'
rem gIei6 ollie orduBen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29
l~tmeaneeaes gerbOt.

gfrst: SD boffe, sic baben meme
gerorDnunsen eenau befolgt utb 81.
rem Wonn tdelid nIr Elm @las Bier
gegebenl" - Grau bes 9atienten:
y@epib, Serr Doftor, nber er bot
ffon nuf bier 8oden 8oriduB."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29
Seirn s~diebsmann.

Scr IngefIaete beitreitet, Sic
&omel genonnt an boben." - .@s lit
m6alid, bob er Elm onberes SGin;pi.
mort gebrauft bot - getp6bnIif rrer.
he i'd uber &amel s%eifimpit."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29
8algcnb umpr.

Gin 2ebrer nimmt einen nittsnu'
tiaen Burden iibers anie uno flopft
linn pader Die Soien. Ger In oitter
@oIfen auHteieenbe Staub reist ibn
sirr, NieIen. S6iiler (tpeinerlih):
,,@eIunobeit, Serr 2ebrer!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29
aus Der Sdnlc.

8rofeiior gum 9rtmaner, Der
fortpGbreno gdbnt): uRiilIer, i'd be-
merle, baB sic anbuuernb gabnen.
9os tbun sic nur, Inn mid 81 ar
aern." = MiilIer: .Rein, Serr Yro'
feiior, i'd eGbne MIR gano unptlltir'
Ii6."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29
4ra e%inaeaangen.

,Gu 2udi, aIs i'd sritern bel einem
Iboofaten in Der Guberen 8orltaot
einbreden ipolIte, bin i'd idon 'rein'
aefoIlen!" - .Widts ge%funoen9" =
,,Nitt einen 8fenniel Soaegen hat
CT mid ertpiit,tl SD mubte ibm meine
8ertbeibigiing iibergeben uno gleif)
einen 8oridub erlegenl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29
@ette Insiidten.

aarI Tan feline Eante idreibeno):
49,. Sd bin iest pieber gang &c.
fnnb. Sd mub iest nur nod gehorig
ellen uno trinfen, Inn tpieber 81 ardf.
TEN 5u fommen utb tperbe Guf 5i
@eibnc6ten orf bier Boten beil'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29
Bed.

,,@orum benin 10 nteInndoliid,
Sreunb - als neiiseidieoener Che.
nann3" = aGenf' Dir niir - oas
1eridt bot Elm 8eridulben Der Nrait
feitaeiteIlt uno Die Sdmiegermntter
mir auaeiprodenl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29
NetamOrpbuie

@enn ii9 Elm iuneer @onn Der.
Iobt, iaaen bic MGb9en bon ibm:
Or mar elm METER Meni6l-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29

nebmen Der Nitreni
frnutbsit nidt auf.
GbpohI uuseiuubt
Rieren cine beI
esip6buliditen iinb
bdufsitsn Srnntbsii
III, ipelds sruirt,
niro fis iait Inner
bis ;u ousrIest oils
b~pr5nnbsn ertannt
non Ratisnten unb
aersttn, bic lid idon