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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-10-08
An Auburn Car Carried the Message to
Arco in 3 IL Hours
OCEAN TO OCEAN IN II DAYS
Philadelphia Press Vine for Particulars and
Gave Il Prominence

Arco Advertiser accompanied the car
to act as messenger from Soldier to
Boise.
The car arrived in Boise at 1880
p. M, just about as soon as the same
trip could have been made by rail on
our present connections.
Mr.. Dillingham; reported that the
long ride of 242 miles was very wear
ing on him, and that he was quite
sore from the exercise for a couple Of
days.
OF all the surprises in the way of
speed made by the relay cars, that
made by the Auburn car between
Blackfoot and Arco was one of the
most pronounced. A desert road,
where there has been but little trav-
ell for many years, and the roadbed
torn by freshets in spring and fall,
rocks defying the passage of the car
In places and mud holes in others,
made it one of the stretches of road
that was tabooed by the Philadelphia
Office, and marked one of the very
bad sections of the route. The Au-
burn car covered the distance of six
ty miles in 3h hours, and the re-
turn trip was made in four hours with
T. r. Jones at the wheel. One can
of gasoline, five gallons, took the
car out and back. the cost of the can
being $3.50. This makes quite an in
texesting comparison when we OBJ
serve that four persons could have
gone with the car, and the cost OF
power for the round trip would not
have exceeded SIS apiece.
When we telegraphed the Phila-
delaphia Press the results of the trip
they Immediately wired back for a
500 word report of the run to Arco,
and as we had not accompanied the
car nor learned the details, we sim
ply swelled our imagination and
reeled off the following telegram
which they published in their Sun
day edition, booster matter and all.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-10-08
D. R. JONES, Cashier

changes desired, he was employed to
draft the complete plans and speci-
fications for the building, for which
he is to receive V per cent of the
contract price. When bids are re-
ceived for the erection Of the build
ing, he will be privileged to bid on
it, and if his bid is accepted, some
other person will be employed as
superintendent, otherwise Mr. Banks
is to superintend it, and for this he
will receive " per cent of the con-
tract price.
The building is to be on the lots
purchased from w. III. Montgomery,
and are block west of e. w.
Rowles' store; on the west side OF
the street, and just north of the P. M
Johnson property where Byrd Trego
lives.
The plan of the building calls for
full basement, 50x6O feet, with the
ground floor of the building four feet
above the present level OF the lots.
The earth excavated to be used in
grading up the street in front, and
the walls of the basement to be OF
cement, with portion of it made SO
it can be used for jail.
The ground floor is to be OF planks
and it is to be one story high at pres
ent, constructed so it can be raised
for future needs. A place for dry
ing the hose is to be provided out
side of the building to save the ex-
pense of cement floor which would
increase the cost about $1,000. The
estimated cost Of the building, in the
preliminary is $5,300.00. At is to
have rooms for the city clerk, a coun'
Gil room a vault, and rooms for keep
ing the fire fighting apparatus.
The architect, W. ]. Banks, and the
building committee, T. R. Jones anC
]. 4. Bond, are to have the revised
plans ready for inspection at the mex
meeting, and all the details will be
reviewed by the board before the
final order for working plans is Civ
en-. In the meantime, interested citi
zens are invited to offer suggestions
and to feel that it is their build
ing and the council is their servant
in carrying out the wishes of the
I community.
The Continental Oil company OBJ
| tanned permit some time ago fol
an oil house on the Wye, and now
| they report that the railroad com
! ,pany will not grant them the loca
! tion longer than nine months, 1T be
! ing their intention, apparently t.
have the coal sheds and other build
| ings removed from where they are
and the Continental asked for a per-
! nit to build their oil house or tanks
somewhere along the spur by the
Mackay tracks: near where the new
warehouses are being built. This wa
granted after some discussion.
Chairman Curtis of the committe
! in charge of the ordinance providing
for numbering the houses, asked TO
another week, as there was division
] of opinion as to how to have thu
! numbers arranged.
The matter of draining the lov
land lying along the tracks from th'
railroad tank south, was agail
I brought up, and Attorney Hans
brough said he had talked with D
! Worth Clark, the Short Line attor
!, ney, and had his assurance that h
would take steps to get their par
done before freezing weather.
/ The council then took up the read
/ ing of the bills, and the follOwip'
! were allowed, an adjournment be
!, ing taken at 11:40.
! Bills Allowed
E. Stevenson for painting SEX
4. I'D
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-10-08
REPORT OF POLICE JUDGE
(September)

(SeptemDer)
Total number arrested and
convicted !. ............. ~
Total number fined ...... 20
Ordered out Of town ...... 2
Total amount OF fine levied .$211.00
Total fines paid ........ 1900
Total fines served In jail $500
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-10-08
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+ soon - the papers are siG
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-08
Causes Consumption

If you have catarrh, don't fool
yourself into the belief that it is a
harmless disease
At least one-half of the consump-
ton in the world can be traced to
catarrh.
Here are some symptoms of ca
tarrh: II you have any of them get
rid Of them while there is yet time:
Is your throat raw?
Do you sneeze often?
Is your breath foul?
Do you take cold easily?
Is your nose stopped up?
Do you have 10 spit often?
Do crusts form in your nose?
Do you blow your nose a great
deal?
Are you losing your sense Of smell?
Does your mouth taste bad morn
ings?
Do you have to clear your throat
on rising?
Do you have a discharge from the
nose?
Does mucous drop in back Of throat
Hyomei is guaranteed 10 cure ca
tarrh. sore throat, coughs. colds
Group and bronchitis or money back.
Just breathe it in Complete outfit,
including hard rubber inhaler. 81;
Extra bottles so cents. Leading drug
gists everywhere sell Hyomei. Tall
man & Co. guarantee It.
Drop a postal for our free book,
Booths Famous People. Booths Hy-
omei Co, Buffalo. N. Y.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-08

IN cash was made for the canal by
outside parties.
4. There is a claim that the gov
ernment purchased the ditch of the
Moore Brothers and allowed to them
power rights far in excess of the val
ue Of the ditch.
This is entirely without foundation.
The government acquired an existing
canal having a capacity Of 120 sec
ond feet and for which the Moore
Brothers had made definite contracts
for increase to 205 cubic feet per sec
ond The government acquired the
existing canal, rights Of way. water
rights and riparian rights along the
stream without other compensation
than an agreement to deliver 205 Gu
bic feet Of water per second.
1t IS estimated that the cost TO the
government represented by extra con-
struction involved required for this
purpose, in return for which the Uni
ted States acquired all these rights
amounted 10 less than $50 900. a very
low cost for these valuable rights.
5 It is claimed that the purchase
oC the ditch and uncompleted tunnel
and other rights for the klamath Ca
nal Co.. for $50, 900 was entirely un-
Harranted.
This purchase was the key Of the
entire project. The value of the com
pany's rights was fully understood by
Secretary Hitchcock and by the peo-
pie upon the project The purchase
was made by the United states only
after the strongest possible urgng
from the greater part Of the people
living on the project and after the
! full approval of the price and Of other
conditions by the Water Users asso-
| citation
This matter has been frequently
and thoroughly gone over by the va
| rious secretaries of the interior and
its republication at this time is a
great injustice to the late Secretary
Hitchcock who cannot reply and 9TH
ers who are now unable to command
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-08


Make note now to get Ely's
Cream Balm If you are troubled with
nasal catarrh, hay fever or cold in
the head It is purifying and sooth-
ing to the sensitive membrane that
Ines the air passages. II is made to
overcome the disease, not to fool the
patient by a short, deceptive relief.
There is no cocaine nor mercury in
IT, Do not be talked into taking a
substitute for Ely's Cream Balm. All
druggists sell 1t. Price soc. Mailed
by Ely Bros, sc Warren street, New
York.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-08
At fhe OrDheuIn.

Program at the Orpheum tonight.
Music by Orpheum orchestra, A. II
Johnson, leader.
/. March-The Glowworm in Sa'
hara, r. l.. Halle.
2. -Selection-Lucia di Lammer'
moor, Danizetti.
8. Picture-The Kentucky Planter
4. Picture-The End of the Ter
ror
5. Plcture-If at First You Dom
Succeed.
6. Plcture-A Good Brigadier.
Z. Picture-Rats. (Comedy)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-08
Two Cent Rate Case.

st. Louis. Dec. Arguments in the
case brought by leading Oklahoma
railroads against the state Of Okla
homa to test the consttutionality OF
the two cent fare law and certain
freight rates fixed by the state, will
be heard today by Judge Hook of the
United states District Court. Attorney
General West of Oklahoma, tried IN
vain to keep the case out of the fed
eral courts until all remedies offered
by Oklahoma's laws and constitution
had been exhausted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-08

the facts for a reply. These charges
have aroused but little interest upon
the project itself, especially among
those who know that all the facts
were made public and approved by a
representative body of those interested
before the purchases were made, nd
also that all charges of graft had
been specifically and publicly with
drawn.
Very respectfully,
f. H. NEWELL,
Director.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-08
Looking Ones Best.

It's a woman's delight to look her
best but pimples, skin eruptions, sores
and bo.!s rob life of joy, Listen!
Bucklens Arnica Salve cures them;
makes the skin soft and velvety. 1t
glorifies the, face. Cures pimples, sore
eyes, cold sores, cracked lips, chap
ped hands. Try it. Infalllble for
piles. 25c at Tallman & Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-08
Notice TO Public.

All persons holding trading stamps
given by this store are hereby noti-
fled that they must be redeemed by
January /, 1910, as they will be void
after that date
ALEXANDER DEPT. STORE.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-08

PILES SURED IN 6 TO II DAYS
'AZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure ans
case OF Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud
ing Piles In o to II days or money refund
ed. zoe.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-08

Good store or office room for rent
In East Oregonlan building Ola Main
street Inquire at this office.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-08

Read the Want" ads today.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22

H@5IE8EIE8@l[E8E|
5eit abeeliefert.

Bir molten unIeren 2elern Elm
bradlid peridern oas Soidee,s
German Sbrup bentSutn9e pDftto
ta8 etusiae 8rapurat I'M Wtartte TT
pe(d)es S1minoiubt liuoert uno
beitt. ga ertbdtt bic @ieenmtttel,
ala reiuer Cheer, Gus5u8 pom ytlans
tenhars u, TO-, pelde ais Setlmtttel
ia. 5uhen unb 5hwinSlunt pOn Den
mebesip5sse @unsreNen 10 bod 9e'
If6bt ..Ao. Der 5aminoN4tl9e,
einerlei ub bic @ranfbeit i'm Saile
pGrr 2unge, muB beS gtad9ts &upe
babe uuo oes Woraens tret lein pom
gIufdae pm trudenen uno tolternoen
Suiten. Die ertrantten Sbelle oer'
fauaen mad &ube, beilenoer nno
finSenber 8ebanotuns, uno Der Fa'
tient beoarf Der ridden Suit, aater
Nabrung freien 9lusmnrts oeS @tor'
oens, nit lbneGer uno o~auernOer
~Sinoeruna. &leine Glaibden 81
As Gents aep6bnlide SrbBe nabean
2 Wal 10 uiel eptbalteno Is Gents.
Sn aueu Gputheien 81 haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22

groSent Der Spfer mnbten
ii6 ampntationen gar3er @Iieo.
moben uutersiebeu, limo alto
seitlebens &riippel. Gtrua 600
iibcriton0en Iei6tere gmputationet
uno Sperationenb iin0 aber niht gor5
a~rbeitsfGbig. Die meiiten 8ermngliif'
ten ItauOen in scr 9Iiitle Der Sabre;
81 @rosent lporen 5niiden oier5ebn
unb Oreibig, TAFT % Ero5ent 8ruii1en
brcibig uno uier5ig Sabren; 43 Ero.
seRt oller &errmgliidten iinO perhel'
rotbet. Ser 9eridlt Der 9Ommlllton
entbalt, ruie Die ct. saul SoltS5ei'
tlrna mitthciIt, Ncubcrlingen BON
SodjuerItGn0iqen aus ou0eren Staa'
Ten urb 9anOern iiber Die @aftptlidt'
Srooe, ihlieBt abcr feline gcrihluge
Ser aommiiiion ielbit elm; iold)e iper'
Ben cinem ipdtcren 9eridt OorbebaI'
ten bleIbcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22
gln hcisen spn1nertanen

lift Dos abfiiblen Der 2uft in beiBcn
R1limen miinidensDertb, namentli6
I'M &ronfen5imrner. Braftii6 lit in
oielem Sale oas g~lufbdneen eines
@efGbes nit gis oift inter Der Gin.
mer6efe. l~lnglaiierte einfade Sim.
peln, Die man, linz ibr unidones sleu'
beres al neroeden, aiiBen nit @pbeit
ooer &%annengriin itmipinoet, iinb orr
beiten. Sn bieie ampeln lest man in
SiIa eingeidlaeenes Sis uno banet
lie nit elmer ~paiienben 8ollidnur
mogIidit oid)t inter Der Dede
auf. SeIbit BEL beibelten Eosen
tpir6 man init einmaligem GiiIlen Der
Impelr alisfommen, 6enn 10 lange
MIR nod elm Stiidden gis borban6en
lit, fiibIt es in sIeider @eiie, als
mare Der garoe 8orrotb nod porbau.
ben neil bas @dier Die Semperottir
bes Giles aneenommen bot, 70 Idnge
nod gts oarin idtpimmt. IufiteIlen
FOLDER gisbeb1lter auf benz SiiBbooen
lit oasegen nerfebIt, 6enn mar, miib
b~eSenfenJ 6aB Die fiibIe 2nft idtperer
lit als Die marine, alto Eeruuter iinft,
mos in merfbnrem MaBe uls m6gIih
1T, fuenn bic @efdbe NIT CTS moeIi&it
bod nnaebraGt iinS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22
Seste noffnnno peridwunOen.

Sebte 6ofnung p~eridwunoen.
al8 berpOrraeenos Ierste io9ten
baB SO. Nt. Gmitbbart, nDu Betin,
Sa,, uubeitbnre Shptn0iubt babe,
mar oefIen Iebte Soffnuna oabin,
a6er Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY fir
Ghwinbiudt, Sufen unb grfaltpn'
oen retteten ibm pDnt @rabe. @r
iaat: ,8ieie Webisin Fat mid ariinbs
lid furirt uno meiu 2eben eerettet.
Seitoem babe id fie 10 Sabre lang
aebraudJt, unb erndte bieIelbe atS
cine tpunoerbareS Sails unb 9uneers
Seilmittel.1 Strena mifenidafts
Tides Seilmittel fir Suften, peben
Sals D6er @rfdftuneen, un6 Fferes
Bprbeusunesmittel 3eaenB pneumonia.
@arnntirte Slaiden 81 80 Gents unb
$1.oo In 8alter Bros. Gpothete
grobe Slaihe fret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22

Son ser 8onanenernte 9eben
IN uerIdieoencn GropenIGnoern olls
iGbrlid groBe Mengen infoIgc lte6er.
prohibition ucrloren, in Samaico unO
Guatemala 3. g. 20 8ro5ert. Ser.
I6ieoene @eriude, bieie gepaIti9en
Malicn in nnoerer @eiIe SIT bertuer.
then, ). g. iie in geo6rrtem 3~uitanoe
o6er ais Mtc6L ouf ben Niarft SIT
brin9plt, iinO mangels 9eniiqcnoen
abiaees nift gegliidt. @ererOings
bat elm Gbemifer Elm 8eriohrcn aus.
gearbeitet, aus 8onunen einen
idmadbu'ten 9ronntipein ber3ritel.
len, uito elm &eriudl, 0en Die llniteb
Sruit So. nit einem Soften 5ltm
8eriouot unbraltfbarer 6riidlte &c.
maft bat, ergob cinen Dem 8BisfeD
iebr 6bnli6en 8ronntlpein bon gutter
GuoIitdt, Der idon uaf ichsmonoti.
ger 2ogerun9 I'M Sob ollieitiae Sin.
e~rfenntna fano. Sein 8pr5itg lie9t
BARN. oaB ct rein lit rnb nidt irie Die
86isfepS aus MaiS nit onoeren
Sliiiiigfeiten oermiift 5i nerOen
brau6t. Iud lit er nod einem Sabre
ip1teItens i6on rett pIbrenD Der
@6isfep mebrere Sabre i'm Sop To-
germ mltB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22

Shredltdle Sdmersen 'ee. inoeft,
9urd ibredltBe gdmersen ee,
peiniat infplse oer @efte unnerbau,
ten Gpeiien, nabm q. o.. @rasIpn,
pun 2ula, WiE., Or. Sings Stem
9ife 8ils, init benz Reiultate," ME
er ibreibt, rbaB id1 furirt muroe.1
&ae Mnsen unb @ebdrmeunprbnun.
gen werben eeboben burh ibrern fins
oernben Siubtsana b%eiDnbere Gigen,
idoften. rs Gents In Balter Bros.
aputbefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22

Sn elmer 0ieier Gage erid)iene.
men gerGffentIifurta Der Sort Ser.
moltui1g iagt Ser Stills : 6orlter Ut.
Q. aellpag: ,9urh 8ernofldliigung
Ser Sort . SrItur mo 2eihtfcrtigteit
in Ser @emltung Der oorbmOenen
9eitdnSe, neil oa8 SoIS billi9 uno
rcidlid porbanOen ipar, lit cine Sc
fabr iiber Die Nation beraufhcidrpo'
rem porOen, gu Oeren 9eiqiti8ing es
uieler Sabre Der angeItrengtelteu Be.
miiMmgeu Der pripdteil 8alobtIi tiger,
ser Stoaten unD Ser 9un0eSregie.
rung beoiirfen miro mo Dor allen
9ingen miro eS ebcnio %notnoenOig
ais i6mierig iein, oos @leidgcfpiht
5miideu GroOilftion utb &oniim
bcrjuiteIIeu. 8ir iflagcu gegcn.
lp1rtig in unieren 81loern breimal
10 picl Sol5, ais %nad)mdd)it, Ser sc.
ionte iGbrlite abgatg ans mlieren
Soriten, gor5 abgcieben bon 9rano.,
Stirm. mo Sniettenihaben, tetragt
suan3ig IiIlioroeu aribitfltB. Der
i1hrlife 3umahs iibcrIteigt nidt 10
allbiffuB per gder ooer I'M gan8en Z
Milliarocn aubifiuB. IS mag mic
oo3u fommerL oaB uniere Scl3oor.
rGtbe poIlit1nhig erIdl5pit merben,
aber 0ie unbeldrGnftc Iu3beiitilng
unierer Soriten III friiberer Belt bat
ifUn iebr crnite Golaen gebobt unb
eS miro nod beocuteuO idlimmer
fonunell, rpettn man lie 6ii9ellO3 fret.
iesen ldBt,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22

Ole 9efGmp uug Der
gdnub. unoS dunOlitteratur lit iest
in hamburg allf Dem 8ege elmer gr'
gdu3une ser bomturgiihen StraBer.
oronunq in Angrifi 9enommen. Bet
ser geiesgeben0en n9iirgerifaft" lit
ein Iutrug auf @rgGu5ung Der Stra'
B~cnoromng cingebraft, Die folgenoen
@ortlaut bat:
,S6riiten, abbil6ungen ooer 9nr'
Itellungert, ole IN iittIider 9e3icbnmg
aergernis 3lt gebcn ober oltrf) lleber'
rei5ung Der BbnntnIie Die gcIrnoeGnt-
uidluna Ser SllgcnO 5t g~efabrNcn &C.
eiauet iino, oiirfen weOer auf otfent'
Iider Strabe nod IN SdolfenItern
ooer ionItigeu attSlagen al ottentlt'
der StraBe ausgelegt tperocn. Cine
Shrift, gbbiIoum9 ODER 9orltellnng
fam nitt megen hires politiidlcn, re-
liqioien ODER fonfeiiioueIlen Gbarat'
tiers ais unter oieie 9eitimmutg fal'
LEND ongcIebeu peroen."
0urh Die Innabme 6es lntrages
piir6e Sumburg ein iebr pirfiameS
Wttttel jltr @%efGmpiung Der Sfuno'
~Iittcrat1lr erbaItcn, oos borbiIOli6 fiir
an6ere St10te tperoen Oiirfte. Sic
8erbon0lmger per0en i'm October
ltottfinOen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22

init bitterem Sarfas-
idreibt Der n0rp @oobs
@1ioe" iiber oen alorid.E orii: pSpi.
benmoidinen fontnen 5rnt 9eiten
bon alorid, @off uno anoeren
~bobe SSlGnbern frei berein. Srem.
ser Sammet miro auSgeIdloiien
aber gmana Grlmbo fam ieine 500.
logii6en Sammlungen frei Bcrein-
bringen. Striimpfe iinb 10 tbeuer,
oaB Die armen barfitb Iaufen milf.
len, aber SobltGbe fomnten frei Der.
elm. @enn Oh ai,6 beim @infauf
bon gaumipoIIitoffen alorid liro Iei.
men ba6gierigen &boOe Ssldnoern
Sribut sablen muBt, 10 DergiB nidt,
bob ct 10 gndbig tpar, Dir 5u seItat-
ten, Define @Ite toitenIos ins 2ano
3u brinsen. 8ollenitoffe iperocn Inn
$50 8roaent beiterert, aber tpenn 9ii
9einer 2rau fem neiles &leio nnb
Deinen &inoern feline tteue SoSden
fanfen fannIt, trolte Did, oenn S.
Bierpont Morean fam feline 2imIt-
ifdbe 5oIlfrei ms 2auo btingen.
Gitronen iin6 Inn oRoertbolb Gent
erbobt, nber 6anr - bic gaiiic Bill
! 1T ia cine Gitrone..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22
Querlei pon Gage.


@eIungene ~Sufdrtfteu.
@iebiel umfreimilIige aumif ein ciu.
siger febIeuoer Yltnft berporruit,
Seigt foIgen0e Snidrift oie ii6 al Ell.
uent 6elotreli5 III Steicrmarf befin.
oct:
Gieies 9rer5 lit auf9crift
3u gbren be5 $errn SSeIu Gbriit,
Ser fir ms getreu5igt lit
bon Den Sauern bieIer @ereinoe
Sn ser Nuine &0nteitein I'M Gan.
nus itebt 81 leien; Die @eiit)tigmg
Ser &lliue Sbrer 99l, Solicit Der 6rai
@roBber5ogiu BON %2uremburg lit Den
Rltblifum geitattet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22

Sn einem Gtranbort IN
California baben iie cine itGotiide
@uiitfapelle. 9os lit etpas bier3u.
Ian6e neltes, aber me8balb ionDS 10 ct.
mas nelles ni1t gebell. Gum uttrOe,
item lieqt Muiif BARN. 9tuu aber bat
sic ndmli6e StaotpertuoItitng, Die
Oieie S~tootfapclle atlf Soften Der
9iirgeri6aft aeidoffeu, aud berorb.
net, 0uB rllr Mtriifer, Die bier geboren
limo, al Der Sto0ttapelle geborCn Dir.
fen 5lt Ser ndmlifeu StaOtfapelle, gu
Der olle 9iirger, aud IoId)e, Die nidt
bier geboren limo, ibr @elo ~beiitellern
miiiien. G$ ideint, ooB oie StaStper.
maltirng in iencm gieit itber Der 8fle'
&c Ser e0Ien MSiifa 9ar5 uro gor Der.
geiien Bat, baB oas @eieb uro Die Ser.
faiiung IoIde Sdeioung Der 8iirger
in 8loIIen nift Sl1lGBt. 81ioent lit es
mobl to1tm mG9lidI meint iarfaItiifJ
oie g. 9. Stoats . 3eitrng, cine Sea.
belle bon ettpa 5fpan5ig Muiifern 81
Gtanbe Su bringen, tpern oie @orbe.
oineung Die lit, oaB ie6er oooon bier
geboren iehl milB. Sn ienem St1btle
In California mo9en iie'S immerbil
&apelIe nenner, ober anoerspo miro
mans anoerS 1eiBen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22

= SIN Stauts.9 epartement
lit cine beionSere 4btbeilung fir Die
Gnt1pidlunq oes oitaiiotiifen SanoelS
erriftct morOen. Ser 8raiioert bat
%aefrnoeu, oaB bieier iebs riiditan6tg
lit. 81brcn6 pirb bon Sdpan Fir 70
WfiQionen Dollars @aren fauIen,
besiebt bicies bios fir 26 MiIlionen
bon inns, Bon China fauien mir fir
90 WiIIionen Collars 8aren uno
oieies fault BON inns Bios fir i9 Wil.
Iionen. Sir garl3 9iien Itelli it'd Die
3eduumg: giufubr 1870 NilIionen,
@usfllbr 70 Willionen. Sbre 6rage
lit eS Elm bofIt miBIider 8uItanN, baB
mir ilbrlid ua6 Iiieu 10S WtiIlionen
Collars @oIS lhiden n~1tiiictt, Inn llt'
Iere giIan5cr 3u begleidell. 8etn 0aS
Staots Gepartemeut oorin cine
Nen0erung betnirfen fam, 10 mare
bas iebr I6ou. aber mir aloltbcn, ooB
Hier8u nod anoere 6aftoren mtttpir.
fen miiIien. Gin Smupt : &iroerniS
fir unieren grport lit Der bobe "a"
rif. 9ieier berpirft, oaB unierc Snbu'
itriclIen ii6 Iie6er altf sic AltSbeu'
tltta beg omerifarii6eu @olfes perle'
gen 10 SaB iie Dem 4tibeuGanbel me-
Mig Sntereiie entgcgclbringcn, Sier
Eaben lie Elm Burn0ies, rpos iolIen JIG
iih ga piel gliibc gebcu, ole aontur'
ren3 on6erer Nationen IN 0it,Iiien 81
beIteben!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22

Nus SepIit fonrmt oie Roh.
riAt, oaB III GelIniB lei 9iItr inter
2eitunq oes Sberiugcnieurs 8aba8
cine groBe 8elsipren9liug uorgerom'
men tultrOe. bel Der 5um eriter Male
Der GrploiiOnsforper aui orabtloiem
8eqe CUR Gnt3iinoung 9ebradt MIR.
DC. 81 bieiem 8eHtfe iunrbe ourh
Die bun ser Disqualification nI5gebens
De eLettriite @elle ein in elmer Gut.
fermng bon ungefdbr 800 Weter bel
SIR GmpfongSitation beiin0lihes
8latinpIdtifeu sum @liibrit &C.
brad)t. moourd i'd Die in Die 9pna'
mitfanmer iiibrcnOe 3iinbiAnur ent.
sitnoete rn6 in petterer 6oIge cine
800 GiIogromm 8pnanit eutbalten6e
&otrone CUR Grploiion 9ebraft pltr-
De. 0ur6 oie Sprengirng muroen
lmgefGbr 10000 Qubifmeter Stein-
brlt6materiol gemonuen.