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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-07
Hale Says Special Session
Will Lose No Time In
Putting Through Mea-
sure With All Speed.
NOT BELIEVED BOND ISSUE WILL
BE NECESSARY - CONSTITU-
TIONAL AMENDMENT TO
CHANGE INAUGURAL DATE.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Sena-
tor Hale said today that there would
probably be IL complete rcOrganiza-
tion OF the senate after cOnvening of
the extra session. He thinks there
will be comparatively little legisla-
ton other than revision of the tar
iff. This he is satisfied will be dis.
posed of i'm the shortest possible
time.
1t is believed that another bond is
sue is not imminent. The treasury
has IL working balance of sixty.twO
millions and with customs receipts
showing considerable increase 1t is
not now anticipated that Secretary
MacVeigh will favor the issue of
bonds before midsummer
Under the act passed during the
Spanish war, the secretary is em-
powered with the authority to issue
treasury one year certificates for o.
hundred millions in case Of need. :.
A constitutional amendment pro-
viding for change in the date of
the Inauguration of the president was
the principal subject discussed by
members of the house who were at
the capitol today. 1t is suggested
congress adopt resolution at the
special session requiring that the va
rious legislatures ratify the proposed
amendment to the constitution. which
would provide a date on which the
weather would be more likely to be
pleasant than on the 4th of March.
Speaker Cannon today declared
himself in favor of changing the date
Oh the presidential Inauguration from
March 4 to May L. He declared he
would lend his aid in any effort to
bring about this end.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-07
ROOSEVELT CARRIAGES CHEAP
Presidents Stable Equipment Sold at
Auction.

WASHINGTON, March g What
bid do l hear for this landau, the
property of President Rooseyelt?"
asked local auction dealer address
ing an eagerly interested audience.
Bidding was lively and exciting.
Other stable equipment of Roosevelt
which went under the hammer" to-
day. was a brougham, several blank
cts and pair of pistol holsters
Owing to the fact that the sale had
not been advertised. good prices were
not realized. The landau brought
$3.50, the brougham $3.50, carriage
whip IS cents and the blankets a few
dollars apiece.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-07
MAKES GREAT RECORD.
Torpedo Boat Comes Within Hour o
Rail Schedule Los Angeles and
San Francisco.

LOS ANGELES, March 6.-The U.
S. torpedo boat Whipple made her
run from San Francisco to San Pedro,
a distance of 476 miles, in II hours,
or at an average speed of 26 miles an
hour. This lacks but one hour OF
equaling the schedule of the regular
coast line trains.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-07
WOMAN AIDS BOY REPUBLICS.
Rich Female Lawyer to Make the
Movement Boom.

LOS ANGELES, March 6.-Miss
Philalethia Stella Nicholson, a
wealthy young attorney at law of this
city, has become associated with Will
liam r. George, the millionaire phil
anthropist, in the establishment of
George Junior Republics in every
part of the country.
Miss Nicholson will go shortly to
Freeville. N. j., to study the work
there, and will then proceed from
state to state assisting in organizing
the republics.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-07
LORE
ON SNAKES
LOS ANGELES JUSTICE DECIDES
THAT UNLESS THE MAKE Is
OF EDIBLE VARIETY, IT'S
THEFT is NO CRIME.

LOS ANGELES, March 6.-Jus-
tice of the Peace Chambers today de-
cided that it was not against the
laws of California to steal snake,
unless it was an edible snake.
Boa constructors are not classed as
edible and therefore Sylvester White,
II years old boy, did not commit
grand larceny when he purloined the
pet boa constructor of Frank Leroy,
snake collector.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-07
BRYAN FINDS NEW
ISSUE IN SCIENCE

NEW YORK, March 6.-After his
visit today with Nathan Strauss and
discussion with Mr.. Strauss of the
long fight for the prevention of tu-
berculosis by pasteurization of milk.
William Jennings Bryan said he
would join in the fight against the
spread of tuberculosis.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-07
AWFUL SENTENCE BLASTS HIN
Murderer COllapscs on Being Con.
demned to Forty Years.

MARION, Kan. March 6.-Judge
King today sentenced William 7. Carr
to 40 years in the penitentiary for
the murder of o. A. Bailey, Wells
Fargo express messenger.
When Judge King pronounced the
sentence Carr collapsed, crying. "Oh,
my Cod" as he fell over the railing
around the judges bench.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-07
EAST ELY 1903.
WRECK EXORBITANT
LUNCH ROOMS

WASHINGTON, March o.
After wrecking several lunch
rooms, threatening the prOprie-
tors with bodily harm il they in
terfercd with them, and hurling
bricks through the windows of
residences, several members of
Company X, Fifth Pennsylvania
Volunteers, scrambled aboard q
train last night in time to avoid
arrest. The cause of the trOu-
ble is said to have been exOrbi-
tant charges attempted by the
lunch room prOprietOrs.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-07
IN TWO STRAIGHT FALLS.

KANSAS CITY, March 6.-Rauel
de Rowen defeated Leo Pardello, in
two straight falls, catch-as-catch-can
style in wrestling here tonight. The
time was "a minutes. 10 seconds,
and 20 minutes respectively. The
match was exceedingly rough.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-07
BUTTON DEFLECTs BULLET.
Contractors Life Saved From En-
plOye's Killing Fire.

PITTSBURG, March 6.-Angelo
Clongeato attempted to assassinate A..
Bellem, a cement contractor, on Fifth
avenue in the downtown district to-
day, causing considerable. excitement.
The shooter, a former employe,
fired twice at Bellem, one shot go
ing through the window of the Union
Savings Deposit bank of Pittsburg,
and the second striking Bellem on a
button of his overcoat, but glancing
of and failing to injure him.
Both men were arrested, and the
police are investigating.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-07
CHICAGO.NEw YORK EXPRESS.
Wrecked in Pennsylvania by Broken
Kail-NOne Seriously Hurt.

EASTON, Pa, March 6.-The Chi
cagO and New York express on the
Lehigh Valley road was wrecked AZ
miles west of here today. The last
two sleepers were derailed by bro
ken rail. None of the passengers
were seriously hurt.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-07
TRIAL REACHES
THE ARGUMENT STAGE

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March @
Both sides rested in the
COOper-Sharp murder trial to.
day. All evidence is in and the
arguments will commence on
next Monday. The indications
are that these arguments will
be very strenuous and bitter
and sensational charges are
looked for before the court.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-07

SEND PRESIDENT 'POSSUM.
DALLAS, Texas, March Ga
whit 'possum was forwarded last
night to President Taft. The white
'possum is very rare specimen.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-07
LOSS OF OVER MILLION IN BIG
STORM ---ST|LL MUCH DELAY

BALTIMORE March of the
a
Cipaly telegraph, telephone railroad
ndall
hndranCe
bu;
a in all largec
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-07
WIDELY KNOWN RAILROAD
LAWYER SUDDENLY EXPIRES

DES MONIES, general
this city He o
politics he
best known railroad attorneys in the Mr.
out his hunt this morning 1t the
examined the body that he himself.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-07
DESTROYED BY AVAIIANCHES.
VIENNA, March 6.-Telegrams

from Corintria report series of de-
vastating avalanches and the sweep
ing away of number of houses. 1t
is known that ten persons were killed.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-07
Oath Of Office Received
By His Cabinet, After
Which HeShakes Hands
With Hundreds.
ATTENDANCE AT INAUGRAL
OVER OO,OOO-SENATE AD-
JOURNS, SWELLING GREAT
THRONG OF DEPARTURES.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Presi-
dent Taft today issued his formal call
for congress to convene in special
session on March Is, a week from
next Monday. Six members of the
Taft cabinet assumed Office today.
They were Knox, Hitchcock, Meyers,
Ballinger, Wilson and Nagel. Wick
ersham was sworn in yesterday.
Dickinson and MacVeigh will not
reach the city for some days. The
oath of office today was administered
by Chief Justice Fuller. As soon as
this ceremony was completed Presi-
dent Taft gave himself up to receiv-
to the White House.
In welcoming his visitors Mr.. Taft
remarked that although he came
like lion, referring to the blizzard
on the day of his inauguration, he
hoped to go out like lamb.
It was observed that Taft has not
yet struck the stride in handshaking
that Roosevelt had. Taft insists on
hearing the full name of his visitor
and seems in no hurry to pass him
along and grasp the next hand. 1t is
estimated that Roosevelt would
shake hundred hands while Taft
shakes ten.
The senate adjourned today to
March Is and added to the number
of departures. Every outgoing train
continues to carry large numbers of
inaugural visitors on the way back
to their homes. 1t is estimated that
the number of visitors reached 200,-
900. Arrivals from eastern states
were larger than four years ago, but
there was a less attendance from the
west.
NEW YORK, March 6.-Train SER
vice between this city and Washing
ton was still badly tied up today.
Trains were few and far between,
running generally from five to- six
hours behind their schedule.
Little parties of those who went
from this city to attend the Inaugural
tion, struggled in with stories of
hardships. Traffic out of Washing
ton, they reported, was seriously
muddled, and there was little hope
of relief for at least "a hours.
Passengers on one belated train
told of making 40 miles in ten hours.
During the first three hours Only sew
en- miles were covered. each run Of
100 yards or so being followed by a
prolonged stop. There was no dining
car on the train and sandwiches COM
manded fabulous prices.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-07

SAILORS OF BATTLESHlP FLEET VISITING THE SPHINX
remarkable
freses This hundred Of them view
ing ball.
ca civilization
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-07

iBiggest Copper Dis
trict of the Country
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24

-6rou @artba Suffncr, bon ct
2ouis, befinOet iidJ gp9enpdrtig ble'
sum 9eiltd), ltir0 lit bel Sralt gr
min s. 9egcmaln 5u 8ait.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
ppa ltrmanu
Sob bon Sba s. @nnbpillcr.

Starb am lesten Sonntag, Den
10. s. M., Inn 6 llbr AbenoS, nad)
langem 2eioeit, Sri. S6a s. Of1tnO'
miller i'm alter BON 26 Sabren, a
Monoten mo 10 Eogen. Ole Ser.
Itorbene mar cine Sod,ter BON Serrn
ltr1o Grau SbeopbtI WtunomiIler, mi
binterlGBt, arlBer Den bctriibten 81.
tern, nod cine Sdpueltcr, Die ietige
iSrau Irmill Gberlin, Ioluie eiIlell
9rllOer 8eorg MiinOnilcr, nebit all-
0eren Gerpanbtei,, melfe ibren frilb
ell zoo betrouern itno melhe mir
unieres SeilciOs periid)crn,
3as g~egrGbniB farO ON &itttpodl,
nm 8 llbr Morgeus, aui Oem 6rtco'
boz Ser ct. @eorgS STRIDE itatt.
Die Seritorhenc, melde i'll Der
IGbc bon Sermann geboren uno er'
5oaen puroe uno oen gr0Bcren Gbcil
hires 0aieinS IN unlcrcr Wtittc per-
le6te, mar ollgemein bcIiebt MD &C.
ad,tct uno erfrelrtc iid zines 8abI'
rciGen 9reiies BON 6rcunoinnen, noe
DIE ibren 300 o,lfridtig beoauert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
See . Cream speial

SreunoIide Ginlaouug! Sonrtag ..
3. Otto. 3 y. M. Berger, Ro.
Die eifrigen Snngfrollen Der ct.
Souls 8emcinoe bon Berger, WSo.,
tperOen am Sonntag Den 3ten DITTO
Der, bel ser SiorrI6ille Elm gemittb'
lides See Cream Soctal
u%eranitaltelt. Der %9teinertrog loll
Dem Sodap. 8farrer fir nelte Sditl'
bGrtfe sur Se%rfilgrng 9eiteIlt mer'
ben.
9l1tb fiir cine quite SaIie &attee
uno lonitige Grfriidrmgen werOcn 81
gltten 0omen eifriait Gorge trn9en'
2uItiqe @ortrdge merhell nit @eIanQ
abruefIeIlt.
9arum auf, nod Berger, ebrci
Die cifrigcn Sitngfrauet uno utter'
itiiset Die cofe Gbat.
Nniang 3 llbr HafmittagS.
Nlae Iaoet frelnOIidlit ein
9as Gomite
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
s1O0 gelOhnuna. 500.

Die 2eier bieier 3ettung peroen
Ii6 freuert, ol erfabren, bob es tpel1s
igltens cine gefiirdtete &ranfbeit
aiebt welfle Oie @iiienidaft III all
ibren Stufen Su beilen i'm Stanoe
lit; Salts &atarrb.aur lit Die ei1-
siae iebt Der Gr5tli6en 8riioeridaft
befannte poiitipe altr. &atarrb ertor'
bert ais cine Gonititutionsfranfbeit
cine conItitutionelle 8ebanolung.
aenommen uro nirft oireft ouf baS
8lllt uno bic i6leimigen Sbertladen
bes Spitems, oo0ur6 Die @runolage
ser &ranfbeit a~eritoreno uno benz
8atienten &raft gebeno, inoem lie
Sic Contribution 6es &0rperS auf'
ballt uno Ser Gntl,r 81 ibrern @er-
fe bilft. 9ie Gigent6iimer baber
telio bel &ertralen 81 ibreln Sell
frdften, oob itp e%inbunoert Collars
8elobnung fir leoen Sail an6ietet.
Den iie gu f~l,riren Oerfeblen. SoBt
Gud cine 2iite BON 3ergniIIen font
men. Mon abreiiire:
s. S. gbenep & 60, Soleoo, ..
Gerfauft bon allen apot9efern, Z!
cents. Sails 5anilien.Eillen I'M
Die belten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
@ranbnns.S nbilanm

Die bliibenoe StaOt Seoalia, III
EettiS County, no, feiert Oieier ga
&c ibr f~iinf8i9ites @ie9enfeit, itOem
oicielbc i'm Subr 1859 pom General
8corg 81. Smitb gegriinoet lpiroe.
Die Sirmo 9ob & Cons Brii1ting
80, Die Seraus9e6er 0eS uSeoalia
SournaI," baben gum Nnoentcn al
oieIcs Sibildllm ibrer Staot Elm
prabtooles Soupenir, in Sorm ei-
ner reid illultrirten 9roiditre bcr'
mtsgegeber, bon melder uns Elm
Grcmplar Dor liegt. Ser Cert TO-
mobl ais lpie Die SIluitrationen Die
les SoupenirS geben eiten 8e9ritl
upn oclr erItaunlifen Sorti6ritter
mcld)e SeOalia in oieieu tiluf5ig Sab
rem gemad,t bat, in beren 8erlau'
oaS fleine, unbeocutenOe Tratrieoor
ScOoiIlc, iid 5itr 6IiibenOen StdOt
5c0olio, sur S0niain Der Srairil
emporgearbeitet bat.
8ir entbieten hermit Der groB
eren S6peIter unieren beiten 8rtIl
unO @liidprni6 gum @eburtstag
mGgcn Die nd6iten, i~iinf5ig Sabr
nid,t 3ltriiGitcbcn Dinter Den oergall
aenen, al Nufidwutg uno Sort
id)ritt IN ieber 9e5iebung,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
Coal Strikes and Fuel Famfnes
No Longer Brighten.

Readers of this paper are beginning to
see that the Original Coles Hot Blast
Heater, sold in this town only by us, IS
the ideal stove under all conditions. 1t
burns soft coal, hard coal, Ignite, wood,
cobs or any other fuel without any
change of parts. 1t burns any fuel you
can get. This is possible because the
stove is air tight, giving a perfect con.
troll Of the draft due to many patented
features not found on any other heater.
The Cole Manufacturing Co. OF CHI
a is selling 10000 of these stoves a
season, and no wonder. This stove viii
hold fire from Saturday night until Mon
day morning with soft coal, hard Goa! OF
Ignite which makes an even temperature
all the time so that the house is not first
| heated and then chilled, a certain caiise
of colds and most of the sickness That
comes in the winter, and by keeping
| fire over night it does away with kind
ling and rebuilding of fires each morning,
as is the case with other stoves.
The smoke proof feed door, which IS
at the top of the stove, is a delight to
the woman who has always been an
I moved by the smoke and gas and DIRT
J from ordinary soft coal heaters. VINO
can calculate the amount of busting,
curtain washing and carpet sweeping
done away with by use OF Coles hot
Blast Stove?
But this heating wonder touches the
pocket book because it is guaranteed TO
cut the fuel bill a third over any lower
draft stove of the same size. People
who have been paying from $4,000 to
$4,000 a winter for their coal Will realy
find that the Coles Hot Blast cuts the
fuel bill in Two. While the makers Only
guarantee a saving of a third, in 'lcl,
il is a fact that when the stove is opcr-
ated with care and according to direc-
tions it will reduce the fuel expense ono
half. Any number of cases are reported
every season where the stove has saved
its cost in fuel in one single season
This is because the hot blast draft burns
the gas from the soft coal, which is hall
of the heating value. In ordinary stoves
the fire burns from the bottom, the gas
arises and goes right on UP the CHM
ney. With Coles Hot Blast the drat'
is fed to the fire from the top whicf
t burns. the gas as it arises and uses il
. instead of allowing it to pass up th'
, chimney. This would not be possible
!, were it not for the form of draft ant
the air tight construction which hold
E back the gas and gives perfect contro
I to the draft.
G We have received a letter from th'
President of the Cole Manufacturing
Co., authorizing us to sell the stove o.
the most remarkable guarantee eve
made, and every reader Of this pape
> will do we'll TO see us before finally de
& gliding OH a heater this season.
: Signed --
Grit. Gbcrlin G. Spn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24

-9ie Sinmons Sarbware 60.
ron ct. 2ouis, Die gcrfertiger Der
riibnllidit bcfan1ttcn Seen SHUTTER
MelIer, Sheeren II. onoerer S6neIo'
tuert5ctac, botte mdbrenO oieier 8o.
DE Gin /. g. n9u55le" i'm 8eltatt
BON 6. $. Sartfe aitSgeItellt. Cine
6iour aus SoI5, III Der gellaiten
Worm ser pp6lbcfonnten Seen Sltt'
ter" Son0elSmtorfe, par i'll 90 StlI.
de pom m0leifer 6orm mo @roBe
3eridlnitten, un0 0oS altnItltitd be-
Itono 0oriu oieie 50 Stiide, inner
bolb elmer Stulloe, FORFEIT 5uiom
mcn3uietert, 10 oaB oabur6 Die poll
itdnoiae 5igur Ser SanOelsmarfe 9e'
bilSet murOe. Sir Die gliicflifcll
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Soromare So. bier &rciie ailSgeiest.
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Soictp Io5or; 8, Gin Gtui nit D
pcrld,ieScnen Shcerell. A. Gin boil
hes 0uspn0 Silberplattirte Wteller
Imto Go6elu. 9aS altnititilf lab
piel [cid,lcr aus, ais wie eS IN Birf'
lidfait mar, mo bon Den 5ablretfelt
gcrioneu meld)e cs probirtelt, babell
les MIR oic ~TolgenOen pier 9elolt II.
sic 6ctrcffetoeu 8rciie erbnltcn, mo-
nit sic Sa6e beenoeO lit.
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Grpin S6sner, in Az 9fin. 4. Br'
@crbrcnnt Mit Ginent Seihea Gilca
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: fenen Geiiel-mit eincm Wfelier &c
: idnitten, Omr6eine 3biire geqietidi
9 -ourd elm @etpebr ODER in anoerel
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{ ia. lit gadlens strnifa Solpe, I'm
! Sic @nt5iinonug 5l iloeroriideit I'M
Isle @dfper5en 81 toOten. Us ]
. Ser gr6e erbabenIter Seller, iittebi
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7 Samorrhoi0en. 25rts. BET Bdlfe
Bros.
Gbonnirt auf oas Sermarne
Z. NoIfsbIatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24

@ebt at SuyoI & &ief fir S6rot-
flinten mno STILES.
-Serr @aitor slOoIf aaltbrcnner,
bon 6rieberidsburg, 80, iuar am
letter 9ienstag bier, in @eiHaiten,
SRI. aImo Sanuif reiite am
Iestcn Sonntaa nad ct. 2ouiS, I'M
Idnaere Belt onIelbit 5u bIeiben.
Sdmntlide artifeI fiir Sdnl9e'
broud 3u perfauien bel Surol y
8ief. ~
Sri. Anna 8nbrutt, welde lid
aim 9eInd) ibrer angeborigen bier
beionS, febrte am letten 6rettag llad)
ct. 2cuis 5uriif.
SRI. 2ailra &oetbemepcr relIte
ant lebten Sonntag nat ct. SoltlS'
arr g(uspabl zines @orrotbes mo-
SernIter 8usmader. 8aaren.
Souls s. O6sner, tpelder lid
mdbreuo oieieS Sommers in SufnS,
GaniaS, o~itfgebaIten bat, febrte am
letten 9inestog bierber 5uritf.
-Osfar &ie9er, BON Sprafiis, N.
D., befinoet iib s~egeumartig bier,
Gum geiud, alter 8reunbe lorpie aild'
IN neutrality-suspicious..
-g(uf Dem bieiigen Boitamt, iii
bic ISOLDE enoeno am Is. September
liegen 8riefe fir folgenoe Serionen.
5rall 3. y. Soffmam nno Serrr
s. 9. Sermann.
81. s. Stoblmmn begab lid
an letten Sonntas nad ct. Souis
sum 9cirdl iciner Satin, meIde lid
oolelhIt untcr dr5tlider 8ebanolunl
beIithet.
%. g.. Starf, BON ct. 2ouis
bcforo ii6 wdbren6 einiaer Gage De
porigen ISOLDE bier, in 8egIeitun
ieiner Samilie, pelde beabiidtigt ei
nige 8ofen bier 5u perweilen.
-Srm Seinrtd Sottler rciIt
am porigen Iittmod uad) GoIoraO
Springs, Colo, 3lru 9eilth ibre
SoBnes, unb beabii6ti9t eit bis 5lu
Ronate BORT 5u bIeibet.
-Sciuridy 9ieiemeper, wcl6er q
lebten 6teitng Sen II b, Nc. .
OrciBiglte @ieOcricbr Ieines @ebliri
taaes crlebte, i~eierte oieics Grei
niB I'M areiie elmer gln5d6l 6reu
Sc in ieiner 8obuung, nobel
rcdlt lnitia singing.
3. 81. GugeIage unb @atti
ION Miorriiort. NO, wuren an Il
ten 5onntag bier nili Der 9ur6re
lad ct. 2ouis, I'M OaicIbit elm
&orrotb moberncr Script II, @i
ter @aarcn iiir oas @ei6dit BON !
&. @edmalm & 60, in Rorrii'
alisSuTa1len.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24

Bette gluspabI in 6altcD Toltfar.
ten ionic in auserleietet Candies,
bel Sltrol & Rief.
Strait @artbn Saffncr, bon ct.
befinoet iid seeenwdrtig bier
sum 9eiud), urb lit bel 6rait ar'
min s. 9egcmarrn 5u 9ait.
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