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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04
OUT OF THE GINGER JAR.

A sure way to save money-don't
spend it.
Many a nut is not what it was
cracked up to be.
A horse may know good bit with
out college education.
One of the surest ways to lose a
friend is to lend him money.
Anti-fat remedies are seldom needed
by the man who leans on hope.
1t is quite useless to tell the goat
not to butt in; he will do it ANYWAY.
How can we tell whether resolu-
ton is good or not until we have
broken it?
"It was all over in minute" might
refer to a railway accident or a we'd
ding.
There are strong points of similarity
between football rush and bargain
counter rush.
In these times of high prices every
body has to pay. Even the oyster is
compelled to shell out.
Speaking of home remedies. the
Switch" of our grandfathers was a
pretty good remedy for quite a long
list of juvenile disorders.
One swallow does not make sum.
mer, but dozen or SO in black bot
tie are sufficient to produce a great
change in temperature.
Weare told that blasts from rams
horn Knocked down the walls of Jeri-
cho, and we have seen blast from a
rams horn knock man down.
The OK knoweth his owner and the
ass his masters crib, but there are
any number of men who do not know
when to quit when they have told all
they know.
Tender-hearted folks may succeed
in getting the rod banished from the
schools. but they will never be able TO
make the railroads give up their
switches.
There are any number of men who.
while ever ready to share their trou.
bles with their wives, manifest a
strong Discrimination to share their
pleasures with them.
Il sang because could not choose
~ 3 IL -. \
put sing wrote the poet, and that
about expresses the lay of the hen.
The5laws ofnature rather than ssdope,,
control her output.-From the March
Farm Journal. - z '.e''
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04

IT IS reported that another packing
house Is to be located in Rapid City,
backed BY Sinclaire or Swift and Co.,
of the meat trust. just how much
truth there is In the report Is not
known. But the apparent success Of
an independent plant generally induc-
es the big fellows to put ina compet-
ing plant and maintain it so long as
the small fellows exist.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04

AN AMBITIOUS correspondent, who
persists in keeping his city in the
limelight, says: Huron is now once
more happy and quiet and hopes to
continue in that happy frame until
Candidate Egan comes here to spring
q promised sensation. He was to have
spoken on the evening Of the 22nd,
but the roads were blocked and he
could not reach here.''
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04

The commission form of govern
ment was voted at Pierre last Friday
by majority Of 2l5. Only about half
the city vote was polled The ques-
ton of authorizing the board of edu-
cation to expend $4,000 for high
school building carried by 400 major
ity, there being 100 women voting on
the project.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04

EASTERN factory men and whole
salers are looking to Rapid City and
may decide to locate branch houses
here during the summer. We need
such institutions and the city is de-
sirably located to make them profit
able, being natural supply point to
a large, varied and growing territory.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04
HAVE PRIDE IN CITY,

VermilltOn will vote on the commits
sion form Of government this spring,
and the Republican condemns the
proposition In fear that no one can be
found to hold office on account Of the
salaries possible. The paper says the
salary Of the mayor at present is 800
. year and II the new form is adopted
1t will be- s25, concluding that no self
respecting business man is going to
devote his time to the office for that
amount. The Sioux Falls Argus
Leader, commenting on the situation,
says:
No business man In Vermillion
would act g mayor for s1OO . year
either II he considered the matter OF
salary = the determining factor. The
present mayor Of Vermillion Is spoken
Of most highly BY the Republican and
we are quite sure the Republican
would not claim that lie d doing his
public work fora sspaltrys 300 ! year.
|or less than q Aweek. In Sioux Falls
the commissioners are paid eco !
year, or 80 : month, but the city has
secured iine service, ono OF two Of tlle
colnmfasio ners devoting almost their
entire time 70 the work. Under thia
plan man Is given both reapoFsihil-
ity and authority md tho result Il
tlat he has some pride n achieve.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04

THERE'S money in poultry. The
Chicago markets on Feb. "a quoted
live chickens at is cents per pound.
That's going some, isn't it3 1t is a
higher mark than at any time during
or since the civil war. The records
show the supply of poultry of all sorts
has failed to keep even with increas-
ing demand and the indications are
prices will not be at low range in
many years. Even the guinea hen
has been lifted in the whirl of high
prices, going to $500 a dozen. Even
here in South Dakota prices are at
high level, though nothing like 1sc. on
foot for chickens.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04

Huron, as q convention city, has
had many political spasms the first
two months Of the year. The first
was stalwart, then democratic, then
progressive. Political doctors now
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04

SPEARF1sH will vote on the commits
sion form of government on the 10th
inst. The city has a population of
LOO. Vermillion, a city of perhaps
LOO, also votes on the proposition
this spring.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04

AN INDIANA man who began life
as apeddler has just died a millionaire.
CHANGING through the story of his life,
we see that he early Invested in
farm lands" Same old story. He
just couldn't help getting rich, having
once set his face in that direction.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04
tween salary andservice, as we believe
the Republican would find out If the
commission plan were adopted in
Vermillion.

A PETITION calling for vote on the
proposition of government by commits
sion has been signed and presented
ready for the city council to act. The
duty of that body is to call an election
at which the people of Rapid City may
express themselves. This in all prob
ability will be done, and 1T will doubt
less be called for about the 10Th of
this month. In the meantime every
voter should inform himself on the
change contemplated, draw his own
conclusions on the advisability of the
change and vote as he actually and
honestly believes. The common good
of the whole city and its future is at
stake. Many cities are adopting the
new form of government and claiming
much for it. If it is an improvement
over the old system it should be
adopted. If it is adopted it should be
with regulations that make all elected
to positions of trust answerable to the
people, and understand that they are
representatives Of the people-the
whole people of tine city. If we are to
make Rapid City great city we must
pull together, consider all interests,
and assist each other.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04

A GENERAL cleaning up of all the
streets, alleys and vacant lots should
be inaugurated this spring. A clean
city will attract deserved attention.
Rapid City is we'll located to. be a
city beautiful.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04

q /
TIE Commercial club of Omaha has
had tests made of Nebraska seed corn,
and the announcement is made by an
authority that only q l-2 per cent Of
the corn selected and held by the
farmers as seed will grow. In the
northern part of the state it is claimed
the corn held is absolutely worthless
for seed, and that is the section of
Nebraska the farmers of South Dako-
ia would naturally appeal to for seed
corn In case of need. This informa-
ton Is therefore of much value. The
situation there is such that railroad
companies are sending out bulletins
warning farmers against planting
untested seed corn.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04

WHILE some writer's may refer to
the Richards-Vessey agreement as
that of the tabled lion and lamb, it must
be noticeable they are emulating the
example of wise men of old by forget
ting personal differences and working
together for the good of the state.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04

Z
ARTHUR LINN of the Canton Leader
gives some inside information of more
than passing interest: Sam Elrod as
governor represented the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul and Northwest
ern railroads and took his orders from
Kfttredge. He was nominated in
kfttredge's room at the Cataract and
none were present at the shot time.
but Alex johnson, Harry Hunter and
MI. kittredge, The writer got into
the wrong room by mistake and found
the three at it. Hunter was licked.
Alex and Kit controlled him. This
was long before the big convention
had the pleasure and the honor of
nominating Sam Elrod."
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04

YANKToN adopted commission form
OF government last week by 2l7 ma
jority. The vote was very light, there
being 1872 for and 165 against.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04

A WRITER on farm topics says:
"Fof sauerkraut weight take gall
Ion jug, fill it with dry sand, cork
tight and you have weight for life"
People with weak sJomachs will aver
that the article itself is fully heavy
enough.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04

The the joint
ng Republicans
Of Massachusetts, leading
Nelson disagreed with President
enacted tariff
spoken criticisms Of
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04

diagnose Huron case as one of compli.
Gated political-monoraan;a. The city
has come through the trying ordeal IN
fine shape.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04
FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1910.
STRONG PLATFORM ADOPTED.

STRONG PLATFORM ADOPTED.
The progressive republican conven
tion at Huron last Thursday adopted
q platform In the interest of the PEG
pie, strong and vigorous in It's declar
alton Of principles, and placed B. O
Richards In the saddle by close vote
There was considerable sharp Skin
mishing oil along the line, the desire
being to discard the wrong and incor'
porate the right principles. The ma
jority ruled In the deliberations, and
the outcome Of the June primaries
will test the wisdom of their efforts to
father measures and reforms in the
interest Of all the people, without re-
gard to class or faction. There was,
Is natural consequence, some bitter
ness Of feeling, but 1t was not Of the
lasting quality; simply the rankings
OF disappointed hopes, all of which
will he healed by mature meditation.
In this respect the outcome draws a
parallel with that Of the stalwart
meeting in January, though nothing
In common semblance, SO far as sim
certify Of purpose in behalf the people,
for the stalwart deliberations had the
stamp Of seductiveness which savored
that anything for Office was being adj
vocated, there being planks in their
platform diametrically opposed to
anything stalwart republicanism had
heretofore stood for and In reality
does now stand for.
There were many outspoken and
sincere statements made relative to
the contents Of the progressive plat
form and many such expressions with
reference to r, %. Richards fitness for
the position OF manager Of the cam
paign. During the discussions, as is
common in all such where sincerity Of
purpose abounds, many words were
spoken that calmer dellberation will
not approve OF on both sides. They
were due to the exigencies Of the time,
viii be considered In that light, and
friends before the meeting Will yet be
friends; and the Union believes will
~ found standing shoulder to shout
derin the advocacy Of what the plat
form contains and In IN effort to In
form the whole people on what is
truly believed TO be for the Inst inter-
ests Of the people, Ill the. vacations
and classes that mingle to make the
stste prosperous and desirable to reside
in, invest money In and build up to
matnred greatness Is years pass. We
cannot al think alike. This would
be : queer old world II we did. 1t
would not BE- we'll for any Of us poor
creatures here below for various and
diverse reasons. The progress and
well being Of the state Is deyoutly de-
dred BY the people, and the progress
Ives viii do nothing that will injure
the standing Of the state In the grand
galaxy Of states.
ae lines Of battle are now drawn,
clearly and distinctly, between the
tuo factions Of tho republican party.
I'm hoped the battle may be- fought
paanionAtsly, with calm Judgment
~ - people manifested In the selec-
IL.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04

AN AUTHORITY onpoultry says: "a
nest egg makes nest more attractive
to most hens, especially Of the
smaller breeds. >. We like the china
eggs. An egg eater will pick at them
for little bit and give it up as a bad
job" Most egg eaters hereabouts
prefer the regulation kind SO they will
not dull their teeth on the artificial
china sort. But to come down to
facts, silver eggs of the 100 (per)cent
pure kind come very handy around
printing offices.
AS A DIVERSION from politics, here
is a new plan for killing mites on
poultry roosts that may be of interest
to fanciers: Take two pieces to make
a roost seven-eighths inch thick and
two inches wide; bevel the edges q
little and nail together, not too close.
and set up on edge. The mites will
all congregate In the seam between
the two pieces. Pour kerosene in the
groove formed by the beyel on the top
and..you have them dead"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04

W. ! Vi ~ 4 = l- y
JOHN 7. SULLIVAN, chief of the po-
lice department. of Spokane, has ac-
copied the recommendation of Mrs. b.
II. Mason, assistant state labor COM
missioner In Washington, and will
appoint woman as q police officer to
take care Of Juvenile cases, visiting
parks, dance halls and theaters. The
new officer will have star and power
to make arrests, but she will not be
obliged to wear the regulation uniform
or carry q night stick. Knowledge Of
conditions, tact and alertness, 1t is
announced, will count for more than
size and strength, but It is expected
that the candidates for the Job will
have to pass the civil service exami-
nation. Twenty years. service entities
the oflicer to pension at half pay dur
ing the remainder Of her life. This
pension b also paid to male officers
for similar service. Chief Sullivan
says II the eagerness to get on the
police force In Spokane Is anything
like IL was at Seattle and Tacoma,
which have women on their STATS, the
rush will be greater than any bargain
counter combat over pulled OF in any
city IN the commonwealth.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04

SOME pertinent SUGGESTIONS regard
ing methods for building busy, pros
porous town are contained in late
number of the Alexandria Herald,
from which we quote: "The reason
why some towns grow is because
there are men of push and energy in
them, who are not afraid to spend
their time and money to boom the
town. They erect substantial build
ings, organize stock companies and
establish factories, secure railroads,
work for public improvements and
use every means in their power to
induce people to locate in their city.
Wherever they go they tell Of the adj
vantages Of their city, they write
about them in every letter, they send
circulars and newspaper to all whom
they think they can get to visit the
city, and when anyone visits them
treat him so kindly that he falls in
love with them and their city at once.
1t is enterprise and everyone pulling
together that makes progressive
town and don't let the fact escape
your memory"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

aus, os er dleitt nit leinsr 6rau inne bdHe. lSr
frat 5lrr Jenftsr uno fduIte binaus in ben solois
iparrnet SphIpmnertag.
pa fsb, osrta!' Iaste sr frO6li4 %aafssrest,
tuseln bon 1849 nod i'm @tatiOnssebduOe lnO ieBt
slei3 paB auf , Oa fabren mir iiber ben
Die junse 6rau blidte auf ben 5luB b%inlnter. Sbr
8elldt, Ods an ild sar5 bibid ipar. bate etnsn tPeil'
na6mloIeH ausbrrd. Der 1T uber ifmal!1 msnte Ik.
aSa. Sisr! gBeiter obeR, bel S~eioelberg, it sr
breier. 9an5 brett. Soft Seibelber9! Sa 1T
man nun enbli9 NAL ipieber ba - mad 10 bel Sab
rem - unb r,Orgen &benb I'm 3cbn llbr mub man
idon tpieOer meg! Sn bic Sretmiible binein! 9ufir
1T Der DRsni3 nun NAL PreuBii4er @egieranssrutb!"
yanOerthalb Gage inb bod genus fir bus @tif@
t%ln9sfeit bon fold einem &orps!"
gSa. Dir! Dir lift INNER elei6 aues aenue!"
@r tnterbrIdte Elm leidtes Seuf3en uno ipGbts tpieber
in Die 5er1e. rOd iebt fam i'd i4on ben Sburm
aIf Dem SOnigsitubl ertennen iebf 9l ibns
srbebt - ni6t2"
oSa. @ebr BOG 1T er nidt!4
Run ia alpen gebts feline in ber pfaI5! 8as
fdnnIt Ou aud nift ~perldneen! gott Serta,
fren Did bod nit mir! Sci bod Elm bisden psrs
gnast
sd bins ia!"
raber Gu Setaft es nidt! go tde td!" ST Ia6te
iiberniitbig, rib iih plObIid bic ~9teiiemiibe bonn &opf
ulo tparf lie sum Jenfer binuus, in Elm WdIS6en bon
griinunlrantten Sopfenftangen. sic blieb aud babel &C..
laflen uno frug obne @rftdlnea: rQBds ION benn bus
nun fpeOer beiben2"
rDos beibt, baB bic aappe ibre SduIOtgteit 9st6aa
bait Qlt genls mar ie. Sebt tomnt mas geferes IN
bic 3eibe.@ @r Offnete Ieinen S%anbtoffer unb nabn
cine i~ilbergraue &orpsrniibe lnb elm breifarbiges ganb
berdus. y5if mir. bite, einnal bas Guronenbanb ums
leaet 10 unter Der re6teR S6ulter burf
banfe uuo nun bic IiiiBe duf! Weib Soft
man fiiblt ii9 i~paRrRaftig glei9 nm aeRn Sabre jim
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
RUDOLF STRAIT.

limb er fab iusenOi@ senlg ans, pt er better IN
ben Spit9cl blidte. Gin tluses, ~Iebenbiges @si6t ifauts
it4Ht Oa %ent9eserl, pernarbts Sdnniiie elmer ipiIbei Bun
iden3eit iiberaa inter benz ipib9e I9nittenen braunen
gollbart, ater in ben buntIen aus.n Der grnit
os lnltten i'm 2eben iteaenoen Wiannes. Or brebte ib
nab tettsr Jrau lin unb labe tpieOtr. ugd tpe
seaT ib Dir itBt2"
Sbr ipbes ainbergsT9t ipar unbeltbt ipie bisbsr.
tuto tie a%attportete: oDu itbt pie elm alter @pmraiiait
aus! 9as III bod gu i~pnberbur Elm ertpddiencr
Wtalln nit ioIh elmer Wfabe
pSa Die tragt Oas &orps guronid in Seibelberg
nun sinuuI iet ~neunais Subren!-
raber bel uns Oubeim bdben bic Schiller BON Gpm'
nahum fdrbi9e Wfiben getrasen. 8d ntub tb INNER an
bic Dantuen Sunsen bsnfsn."
gr bebieIt bic iilberFdrbeue aappe uuf, aber feline
3ige batten lid %perbuftert. sSu bait fpirtli4 Elm 8ls
lent, einen bic Stimnrng su p~erberben!" Idgte er unb
ieBte lid niiOe tpieber bin unS i4pisa, Bis Der Bug il
ben ldn9geitredten 8abn9of etnfubr. 90 bsrf9eu6te CT
feline buntlel @ebanten unb ipra6 %balblaut, tpie Su ftp
ieIbft: gSas 1T Seibelbsrg!-
n9as 1T 6eibttberga absr ba Iinb ia lduter 5abs
rtten uno &dlf unb sraue DtetbsbGuier!'
@r nidte tribe. $50 Oh bini9adf, Ssrta pa
1T eben aau9 un6 es 1T srdu! geln tonm! gir
tpoaen uns client"
sic itiesen aus. 0ur6 .inen 8offsrtrdaer ipurbe
ibr @spdd in ems Der bisItn Sotels ON 8abnbof g,s
brd3t, BORT bat er feline 5ral. nod einmul: ,3sb Did
muir rebt RAID I'M, bamit mir nod ~rebt3eitig 3llm sSribs
i4oppen fpTnen! Spnf fabren bic 9eue obnt uns
ipeg!4 Damn trat er parten6 bor ben 9afboT anb lab
bic anlagsn binab urb lddelte erinnerun9spon. 9as
mar a[ss nod tps banals! 9ie Some l9ien tpie einft
burd bas aau6ba6 Der aaFanienSpeis., bonn 8ergbang
idimnerten san5e I6Ibe Der IiOlidtn g6tIbGune ibtr
crane Sduier unb 9dlts4sn, unb ipis emf bunneIten
buntbemiibte StuOenten NIT sroBen 9osgen bes @eges
un6 fubtel bic @ngldnoerinnen in i6ren griinen unb brdus
men, I'm ben Sut seipunbenen ReiIeI9Ietern binduf gum
S9loB uuO iaduten %eritaunt auf ben bdrisen Wanl in
BEN ~farbigeu ataberlii9en Sussnbidr1ud un6 b~IGtterten
in, 8dbeter, aIs oh er ba i~rgenbtpo als Sebensipiirbigs
felt oer5ethnet fem maHe.
Cine babe Stunbe fanb tr ba, in @eoanten on
cine 3eit %berloren, bic ibn 70 nube I6isn, ais It er Dor
tUeni9sR Bo@en erit, BON alien 3orpsbriSsrn umrinat
unb bon ieDen ein3eln Nbfdisb nebnenb, Inn Mittsrradt
III ben Sdnen5ug ~seltiegeu unb biuaus in bas 8unfl
Brdu. ST tpintts Dem nddFsn SutI6er, uu6 ft fubren
in bic Gtabt btnein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

Die mar ipsgsn Dss &prpstibilourlS al pitlen Orttn
%btfla99t. gor Scandinavian tnb Observation-Disclosures.
Dor &netptn. 5riieur9el4Gften lnb Observation-Disclosures
binee1 bic Gurpnenfdbnen unb porsr grim. HetSer az
ben 5biren ansebraAt. aber er adtete isBt nidt oas
rauf. @r i9aute nur nab born, pb ie nod 8lrsAt
tarnen, unb Id9te ounn. ee nod bic 0roi6ts uni bic
kbts Begbie9uns rafeIt: IRA - Got iei 0out lie
itnb nod balv
Don Sipun3ig, bretbi9 IdriIen Su6enFimmtn tGuts
oas altbergfbrahte. unermiiblib %ab9cIettrte:
rSuabiraFafd!
Die GurpRen itno pa!
Die Gurpnen iinb luIttg!
Sic rufen Surtab!"
unb bdnH Elm ulaefneines @eI6rei uno @etiunn,eL. fpsr,
bon oben aus ben S~enilern oes Gorps6auies, Dor BEN
bic gengel fh ordn9ten uno iangtn, Elm gtegen Don
Nttelitiden ~niebergin9. Nuf bieIe anoere 2eute itanbeH
neu9tertg I'm bds I9mude G6lpbben, cine Ulenee g4ds
gen mar bobor aufgefabrer, bic peiti1en i%nalten, Gle
SunDe bellten, bic Siensr IN bunten RDdeu I%prahger,
un6 innert i'm Sdufe unb @drten Itmetterte bic Muft
ibre Netien in bds gelddter uu6 Stimmcneetpirr ber
Tett9dlte. Gs paren ibrer lpobl Elm paar bun6ert. guf
tpetben Sadren tpe aIf tdBen qiatten uu6 ben Blonbs
t0pfen Der iunget 6idie idimnerter bic iIbergraueu
Wftben, unb unter ibneR fhditet @eiifter aler g(rt
ipteoer ipie emit gum S9lob empor unb auln Heddr
binab - a~ttersitreng unb ~bcripiittert ober miSe aeiporOcn
I'M sauf Der 3eit ~tbatenfrob tinb miibe seIunO
lno trdrltli9 9etitig ~9epddien unter Der Gait ots
asbens ooer alntdblid a%bseiiumpft unO perfIa9t fe
dle, bic oa 1dBsn, iparen uuf ~tduieno Derihieosien gle,
gen IN bic gBelt blraus9eipanbert - in bic S6reibItlben
bes Staates unO auf tiseue Sdbole, duf @ter3ierptdbt,
in Srantsrrdume unb @eriatsIdIe, auf abHsnI6tUFfec
unb has Bartlett bss 9ofes unb in Itiae 6ets6rtenSimmer
ptele lelbit nett iibers Wieer tnb bod ipaten le
ale 9riioer bes &Orps guronia unb trugsn ale bas
sleihe ganb. limb ebenio battn ale 9amen, bic CUR
6eier ntitsetommtn bon ben gu~tnutbta lGdelnoelt,
runbliHen Stubentenmdmus Bic gu ben p~erontaten iuns
gen 5rauen Der ~ebenfdls iungen ,dIsn Serren" unO ben
insgebeim nuf ben Slang ibrer 9riber nsibiI6en Bad,
fit9en - iebs etntn tleiHen buntIlbtrnen &~prpsSirtel dLs
S9mrd an Der 8ruit. ~lleberall tp1r Gin iot6es Sc
brGnse, odB bds ueu ungetomutene gbepadr taurn birs
bnrh tonnte. 9erta Ipiirte aud gar ieine CUT bdsl
abreisung, aber aud obnt Snierefe; 70 ipe maj, ettpd
I'M @etiimrieI zines NurteiaaIs auf ben 8d9nbof l6uut.
% gott bic pisen 2ttte!" Iagte iR, ipeiter nibts,
unb fOIgtt bann bod ibrem Gatten auf benz Iea, bed
q i9r bdbnte, Biz in 6aS alerbeiltgfts, ben nit unsd6s
ligen photographer NIB 9dguerreotppten, S6Id9srn,
slinf9orntrn. sRisrfeaeu unO f%t1bttnsn geibaef6tnttn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

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