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The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
N0TICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. November /, 1910.
Paving Notice No. IO43.
LILLIBRIDGE AVENUE


To Mrs. J. Bradley. Joseph Belanger.
Eliza Bcntl,y J. T. Dolan, james Dav-
ey, John Hackett. \. l.. Hall. +. j.
Kelly, l.. II. Kean, Il. Kramer. Rebec-
ca Lanstra, John Lanstra, John
Lievans. Flora II Lamb, William NJ
McKenna, Peter Notibart. Camille Noti-
bart, Mary Neff O'Flynn Peter Pisha,
Matthew Pcrmontge James Stanley.
u lam Samson, Anna Synncstedt, Fem
no Wakoman, Phillip Weyermlllerr and
70 all persons owning. occupying, or
otherwise Interested in any OF the lots
and premises fronting on Lillibridge
avenue. in said city OF Detroit. within
the limits hereinafter mentioned
The Common Council of the city OF
Detroit having ordered SO much OF
Lillibridge avenue, from the north curb
line OF Eddie street To the south line Of
jefferson avenue, 90 be graded and
paved. notice Is hereby given that an
assessment has been made upon all the
lots ard promises fronting on said
Lillibridge avenue. and liable 20 be
assessed for said Improvement under
the provisions Of the city Charter. and
that roll OF said assessment Is now
completed. and will remain at the As
SCISSORS Onice. in the city OF Detroit.
from the date hereof until 18th inst.
for the inspection OF all persons con-
Board OF ASSESSORS,
U77) BY JOHN c. NAGEL.
President
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
FoR sALE-vAcAsr cots.
BUILDING LOTS
s1.oo Down. s1.oo Weekly

SI.oo Down, $I.oo Weekly.
Cadillac-ave, south OF Gratiot. corner
SCHUMACHER; cement walk, water and
trees. 1875.
Gratiot subdivision. near Harper and
car barn: few left at 5000 and M.
Michigan and Parkinson, fine location.
at $3.50.
North Woodward. FIVE minutes walk
from new car barn and Ford plant.
close TO new school; excellent build
ing lots a $3.50 each
Glendale subdivision, in the center of
Highland Park; just put on the mar
ket; lots 30. 81, 3S and 34N13b; close
TO all improvements and in the best
resident section: bargains at S225
and $3.50 each
Many other lots I'm ali parts OF the
city. See us before buying. We can
suit you.
NO INTEREST
charged the buyer No payments 20
make III sick or out OF work Ten
pen cent allowed on extra payments.
Main office open Saturday evening
BESSENGER & MOORE. 205 Tele-
graph bldg.
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OLD BUILDING RAZED.
Structure at Broadway and Grand RiV
err Gives Way To Business Block

structure at Broadway and Grand RiV-
err Gives Way To Business Block,
Housewreckers are at work tear.
ing down the old house at the north
west corner of Broadway and Grand
River-ave east, and Burrowes & Wells.
the architects, have prepared plans
for a two-story. store building which
will be erected as soon as the old
building Is torn down The plans
have been so laid that additional
stories can be added to the building
as the owner may desire, and eventu.
ally o six-story structure will take
the place OF the present building.
The old brick dwelling being torn
down was once one of the fine homes
of Detroit. 1t was occupied at one
time by the Russell family. The date
on one Of the stones is 1878 Later
1t came into the hands OF the Wesson
estate, and was recently sold 20 Jo-
seph l.. Selling, who is understood to
be putting mp the new structure.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
ron sALI,-FARMs.

FARM AND y THE CROPS
2l9 acres. miles northeast OF pavida-
burg; good buildings fair fences, a
Eravelv soil mixed with clay viii
once Hart Bros, 1905 Chamber OF
Commerce.
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TO RENT-ROOMs.
EPANKIIN HOUSE

FRANKLIN HOUSE
Cor. Larned and Bates-sts. Rooms per
day soc To 81 50, Extra fine meals
zoe Rooms per week. 81 up; room
and board per week, 81 up
TWO connected parlors, newly decorat-
Cd furnished. heat and gas use OF
piano and telephone; private family
no other roCmcTS, rooms not lot
light housekeeping. 2 gentlemen pre-
fcrrcd. $50 per month. b34 Secona-
ave, corner PITCHER Grahu -'"l-I-
R0OMS-Furniture TOR rooms complete
81 week sumner Co. Mich.and STA
TWO connected parIors. newly decorat.
ed furnished. heat ana gas, use OF
piano and telephone; private famis
no other roomersi rooms not lo'
light housekeeping, Ecntlcncu pre-
ferred; $35 per month. 594 second
ave. corner pitcher Grand 2.3l-l.
STORAGE AND CARRIAGE.
ACME. STORAGE co. largest vans;
packing. Main 500 - Gilman-st.
RTVERSIDE STORAGE co, IT'D
Main warehouse. cor. Cass and Con-
1sress- SITS Mammoth moving vans
Both phoncs-Main GOO. city 6o1.
MOVING. trucking. packing aud ship
ping. Rochl Bros. Ridge 2ZS. CITY -3ls
FOR sALU--N7r-rr.LLNNEoUs.
A.A-DETRolT TYPEwRITER co,
SEQ. am makes. Sl5 up, III BBONS, ~
TER CARTOONS. ~ Price Itenuns'
Repairing. Cdtaloe free. lS5 shelby
SIN-OCTANE ORGAN, suitable for a
small church, has been used but IS
i'm the pink OF condition To close ~
ont at once we offer It for $50, 20
cash and 81 weekly
THE CABLE PIANO co"
2lS Woodward
KTNGSBURY UTRECHT PIANO, latest
stlle. oak case The Kingsbury is
ono of the most widely known makes
i'm the country and in this style sells
for $3.50 This piano has been eA-
changed toward one or our famous
Player Pianos. and TO move ~ qulCh-
Is we offer IL, If taken az once, Tot
SlS5. $40 cash and $L25 weekly, stool
and handsome drape Included
THE CABLE PIANO co,
2lS Woodward
The CABLE PIANO co, els woodward
Hcadauarters for victor ana Edlsoh
monographs and supplies
UPRIGHT PIANO
PATENTS 500. pay as you please, pat
ents obtained on rejected "ppllca-
tions. advice free. highest references.
A. WEppERBJltN, patent lawyer
Washington. -. G.
CCabIc makcJ, has been out on rent
but looks almost now Now. IT It's
"a bargain YOU arc looking for, don't
fan To- sec this You VIII be inter-
cStrd This style sells Tor $3.50. We
must have room and now offer IL for
$3.50. $40 cash and 81 20 weekly
THE CABLE PIANO CO,
Pts Woodward
HIGH GRADE PIANO PLAYER, al
most new. all improvements and
without a. doubt one Of the most ar
tistic rlayeI5 on the market, rcRu-
lar selling price SfJO, now reduced
To- $3.50. easy payments.
TIE CABLE PIANO co,
DIS Woodward
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05

ron sALE-DrsNESs PROPERTY.
76-FT WIDE Lot on Seminole. he
tween Agnes and ST. Paul. Mrs. u.
Roth. e2S Concord --tvo.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
SPANISH PRISONER"
Is STILL LOCKED UP


viii see by article English newspapers
Ss sc n Ss TO Sg me SSsn hSy9 h ]
POCKET %RsTs n%a hidden the document
you 900 dollars
cannot Gee your answer in the prison but you must send cable
Awaiting cable to nrus in all my secret am sir
% MsGd BY very S ~e hot MSr1Ss t as follows
This a thrilling de
Dive than financial investigation but from that point
~ Is interesting schemes that
II police Spanish prisoner racket
has been reworked There Is or course
It, fantastic air OF romance
cal strongly to those who have taste for adventure
Those have been initiated
'her this
with the REQUEST
lie containing large of coroboratiye evil
which facsimile of check e
which concealed
IS prisoner trusted friend dear
loyal gentleman who will meet little village IN the heart o
Pyrenees.
and in the
knock according to mystic code ana make
have
ever getting any Of
that have been instructed TO throw
would be exactly ressuring situation IN
No spared Little details of
where they would
everything beautifully clippings
enclosed all faxed lend additional
bribed 1t accord with
|al II
the instructions TO
what would happen he did The experience would
ably delightfully."- romantic certainly rather expensive
which the authorities reach
little The perpetrators in Spain far from the jurisdiction
authorities anybody IS
could be framed and inclined to think
N they right
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

$500 WELLINGTON Upright Plano,
large oak case; this piano has been
out on rent but is in hrst-class con-
diuon 10 close H. out at once we Of
fer IL now Tor $40
BE sure TO SEQ this bargain before
buying SIS cash and 81 monthly.
THE CABLE PIANO CO,
Els Woodward.
SQUARE PIANOS-We have several
square pianos which must be closed
OUT, and TO close them out offer YOU
SOC weekly
THE CABLE PIANO co.
2lS Woodward
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
11,lr NND RnFu srnA,li.Rs.
s: !. !, s ..,.is


-or tte,cland. Pinsbutgr strtf as
.p,Irf. south and cast. IeaES dHub lo "A
- r Fure Dbl 90 .Veltnd St, ttttshNft.
ksg5. lower bertha sAt.Ht uNrer HetteAi
a. u hole room. 81 CO. AAFek -ff til eye
,.ilrsI1u to cleveland every saturday
mont $3.50 round trir
Eor AIpena, Mnckinae and stay Rortt,
Nford4vs ar D.. M. FRIDAYS. 80 a. u..
ror nunaIo aud ths East, evorv
Tureday. Thuraday aU1 saturday 'af
RI. on.
igg woodward aud III CrlsWoissst
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
TIfE- ANERAGE. AIAN


Knows whole lot less about Furs
than ne thinks he does Christmas is
drawing nigh and Mr. Man will soon
bethlnk himself OF Xmas presents
self says he, / viii buy my lady a
nice set OF Furs, and while / am
about it, III set her good ones so
that they viii last for many years
Now, If he is lucky enough to wan
der into reliable Furricrs well
and EOod--he usually gets what he
pays for. But he isn't always so
lucky as 10 wander into a reliable
Furricr's. many OF him have strayed
into the tolls OF the skinner where
ne was shorn OF most Of his worldly
tberef6r ao S %a5 sF Tda Eab FGtur o
similar. which is dubbed LYNX II you
re looking for LynN-Mink il YOU
desire Mink--Marten N YOU ask for
Marten. and so on 10 the end Of the
list Yes, the average Man, and Wo-
man, too. sire easily stHHE, although
thcN hate 20 admit ii,
Things are done different i'm the
EPUiugcr establishment MI Furs are
sold under their true names Our
clerks. as well as workmen, have
worked AZ tho Fur trade Tor years
and are Experts in their line Clerks
are instructed go inform the custom
or as 10 the wearing qualities. and
II necessary Information regarding
the different Furs, We carry a large
stock Of ready made Furs, yet We
make a speciality OF Furs 20 Your or
der. you see the skins before we
mako them M; all goods guaranteed
ag represented / win cheCrfuily re-
fund your money and make YOU a
present OF your purchase. n my Furs
turn out different than represented
stop in--look over my stock-give
me your ordcr--pay a small amount
down. little each week II YOU SO
wish--and YOU will have them all
ready for you by Xmas
Ny personal attention to anyone
seeking advice or what TO buy. Can
refer 10 customers I'm all walks OF
life. let me satisfy YOU as have
satisfied thousands OF others No eN-
Cusc for YOU 20 walt until the last
minute. and then rush us with your
orders 30 " Now
LOU. 7. FPPINGFR.
201 GRATIOT- AVE.
-Linhln-an- EalAnr md Mhnk nnra - IN
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
NoNEY 70 LoAN.
OTICN [OANS

QUICK LOANS.
Nuu cam borrow money from us tho day
Won want o.. rg g. - to rcd tape.
lpv IalrE .tss terms strict privacy
Get our ratse-it Will Tay YOU
FiiIANC.E LOAN co.
5U, Cho1hcr 'Ot Commerce.
MONEY IDt NED
SNf NBlEp PEOPLE
nt h1lf the yates charged by loan CONF
panics.
BURKART
Private Gtokcr 10 McGraw Bids
CfNro ITouIs s M Ca s III.
CONS IRUCTION IONNs-IIberal
amounts. u H. Weber. 3el Grati0t.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
st Member of o. a. r. Is Dead

'-st Member Of D. A. r. Is Dead.
CLAYTON, n. Y. Nov. A real
Daughter of the Revolution" died
here today in the person of Mrs
HAL Cook, who was 1913 years old.
Mrs. Cook W the daughter OF Isaac
Hurd, a native OF Connecticut She
was the oldest member Of Leroy De-
Chaumont chapter Of the ID. A. Il,
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05

Elcctroiys ,s-Face Bfeniehes
Hair shsmproed and dressed, 600
Hair dressed 36C. MRlicUrinsf $50.
kiiEs Y 2 Hubbard. 400 Gas bldg
SODA TOUNT NTNS. billiard and pool
tables. uew 5ud sccord-htu1 Geo
Marsh go. farm'I-st = terms.
NEN VICTOR pIIONOGRAIU win
Morning Glory horn. six selections
auI 600 uptu,cs. $50, 81 cash aud
81 weekly THE t.tBi.E PIANO
co 2lS Woodward headquarters
FOR Victor upo Edison Photographs
and Records.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
BY FINANCE"

TN a
be
10
be Sil be carefully invesiEasdl
kindly know ~ Il
IL
one NJ a
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
HELP wANrED-MALE.

AMBITIOUS YOUNG MEN TO become
traN cling statesmen. Experience UNI
necessary Write for particulars
Bradstroet system Rochester, n \.
BARRIER TO commence Nov. Z $l2 and
half over SIS. II, McGREGOR, Davi-
son. Mich.
ABLE-BODIED men wanted for the H.
=. Marine Corps. between the ages OF
10 and 35 Must be native born or
TO 500 Additional compensation pos
sible Food, clothing, quarters and
medical attendance free After 30
years service can retire with 20 per
cent. OF pay and allowances Service
on board ship and ashore IN all parts
Of the world Apply at I Marine
Corps Recruiting Othce, 40 w. Fort
St, Detroit. Mich.
ANY Young PERSON desiring good
position can get one after completing
one OF our courses. dag ana night
classes all tho year. our facilities are
positively uueQualed in Michigan.
DETROIT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY.
1l-2i WilcoX-st,
BOOKKEEPERS. stenographers and
general office help wishing positions
Kindly call or write the Daisy B.
Miller Agency. SIS Chamber of Com
merce
LADY or GENTLEMAN, fair education
to travel for established house;
salary. Sl2 per week TO start o 1%-
Philadelphia, Pa
MEMS TO as, for motormen and con-
ductOrs Good wages; no strike. EN-
perlence unnecessary Address Elec-
trio Railway Bureau, Clio Panama
Bldg, st. Louis. Mo.
PLASTERERS WANTED AT
ONCE.
VINTON CO.,
Woodbridge and Beaubien.
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED.
Average salary S1.1O0 Examinations
in Detroit Nov. IL. Common educa-
Send Eit name name 'ima'mediateiy. " Franklin
Institute, dent. l25-Y, Rochester. \.
WANTED-Experienced Trim
mer on Limosine bodies Ap.
ply Sievers & Erdman
294 Jefferson.
YOUNG MEN for railroad nremen.
brakemen, baggagemen, S15-SlOO TO
start: early promotion; experience
unnecessary: state age. weight and
height Address Railway Bureau,
610 Panama bldgo st Louis. Mo.
HELP WANTED-vEnALR
"A. A.A.-why so poorly dressed when
we will keep you dressed in the
heiR 18th OF fashion al 81 per week.
Suits. SIS to $50 coats. IS TO 500;
skirts $3.50 TO $25. Furs and fur
coats at prices and terms 10 suit
your purse Detroit Skirt Co. l24
Broadway
GIRLS WANTED-D. NJ Ferry & Co.
Brush-st.. near Monroe-avc.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05

ANY YOUNG PERSON desiring good
position can get one after completing
one OF our courses. day ana night
classes all the year. our facilities are
positively uuequaled in Michigan.
DETROIT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
1l-2l MllcoX-st..
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05

traV cling statesmen. Experience un-
necessary. Write for particulars.
BradstrCet System, Rochester, n Y.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05

BARRIER TO commence Nov z; $l2 and
half over SIS. +, McGREGOR, Davi-
son Mich
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
ooz&HBDS0N AVE-

FOR SALE--EiEht-roo modern house
block from BosIon7biyd. Apply ga
Cilynn-Ct.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
MadrId, the. l5-to-lO.

Madrid, the. iB-to-lO.
Dear Sir-Although l know you only
from good references OF your honestly
my SAD situation compels me 20 reveal
you an important affair In which you
can procure modest fortune, savins
lat tho same time that OF my darling
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05

MEMS TO as, for motormen and con-
ductOrs Good wages. no strike. En-
perience unnecessary. Address Flee
trio Railway Bureau, Clio Panama
Bldg st Louis. No
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05

Cor. Larned and Bates-sts. Rooms per
dav. soc to s so Extra fine meals
25c Rooms per week, So up; room
and board per week, 81 up.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05

GIRLS WANTED-D NJ Ferry & Co.
Brush-st. near Monroe-ave.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05

RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED
Average salary S1.100 Examinations
in Detroit Nov. ~ Common educa-
tion sufficient. Free preparation.
Send name Immediately. Franklin
Institute, dent. 125-Y. Rochester. ~
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05

LADY or GENTLEMAN, fair education,
to travel for established house;
Splarv. SIC per week 90 start; eN-
penscs advanced. Geo. 6. CLOVIS,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05

PIANO PLAYER, al
most uew.t all improvements and
without "a doubt one Of the most ar
tistir rlaycrs on the market, rcRu-
lar selling price $3.50, now reduced
tD $3.50. easy payments
THE CABLE PIANO CO,
DIS M podNN3T
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05

BOOKKEEPERS stenographers and
general office help wishing positions,
Kindly call or write the Daisy B.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
HELP wANTED-vEnALE.

"A A.A.-Why go poorly dressed when
we will keep you dressed in the
heiehth OF fashion at 81 per week2
Suits SIS to $50; coats, IS TO $50;
skirts $3.50 20 S25 Furs and fur
coats at prices and terms TO suit
your purse Detroit Skirt Co. l2i
BrCa dWay.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05

TWO connected parlors, newly decorai :.
Cd furnished, heat and gas use or
piano and telephone; private FANNY
no other rotmcTS, rooms not lof
light housekeeping; 2 gentlemen pre-
fcrred: $50 per month b34 Secona-
ave. corner Pitcher Grand 2t3l Il
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05

RGOMS-Furniture TOR rooms complSte'
81 week sumner Co. Mich.and sta
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
OH I FPPINGFR

20i GRATIOT-AVE
Michigan, Baker and Mack cars stop
hero
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-18
Gas 2afteu bsr gstten.

Sctuobnlid lest man Die 9citcn,
iie 81 liiften, in Die erobte Con.
nenIite. Gaourd trodnen obcr sic
8eoern gu iebr aus; iperbep itrer
.glolfi3itdt beraubt unb iprooe &c,
modt. @eiier lit es. Die getten bel
trodener, bebedter 2ilft nno tpenll Die
Come eben nidt itarf ideint. berolts.
snIegen un0 Oallu tiidtia arls5ufIo.
pfen. @benio 1T es 5,i tabeln. tuennt
eos 9ett, nobOetn es am Mprgcn
aufgebettet, iofort Susebedt, nnb
iiber6ies nod NIT elmer Dede Der.
ifleibt. 9ad Dem aufoeden laiie
man pielmebr 9ede unb Sberbctt 5ll.
riifgeidIasen, 0enn oaburd ipirOman
erreiden, oaB es geborig alisSiinitet
unb friihen Saueritoifgerud on.
ninmt. Siam man Dos 8ctt ben Eda
ilber Dem 3use ausieben, 10 1T es
nod better.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-18
Saben aIeid mad Dem Gii.n

miro bon ben Ier5ten tets perboten.
9ei normaier Berbauuns lit her
Slutlimlauf am it1rfiten oui Magen
nno @ingenei6e geridtet, nGbrcno
onoere Sraane, namentIid bas @e.
birn, notwithstanding bIutarm iinb
unb Die Ebotiofeit bes Ser5enS uno
Der 2unaen burh ben auseeoebnten
Nagen b%eeintradtiet miro. Die no.
tiirl!de Solse bes Gintoufens in tat.
tcS @oiier lit oann, Dab oas auf Der
Cbcrfldde befinolibe 8I,it nod, mpbr
lonI Die inneren Srgane. &erS uaH
2maen, 5uriidaebran9t miro. Sit
Damn Dos Ser5 nidt fart genng, Inn
bas GleidJsemidt uicoer berSnfte!lcn,
10 9erdtb es Ing Stoden nnn cine
0bnmadt ober Der Coo iii Die Beige.
@s 1T oaber geratben. md eb,ellr
idiDeren Mable on6ert9aIb ober smei
Stnnoen ,ll ,parien, che man ins
ga6 eebi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-18
Ssatkaanic, cincn 0rrlaosVrlrr aaS
Hcm Sgac 81 rR,icgaei.

Nitrfe: 0reni0i0rprr eesauaeR lei,
baniis ans Ocn un3dbliaGt Stanbsar.
.titeIGen Ole in ser 9nit Gerraificgru.
ms Ili0c. @eiIt iinS eS GNlSt5nH.
ileu ober 8obIeuIidubdell. ieIiuner
Ngletalliplitierden. @ermcioe aac5
2ei6en nnO @iiG)en ulo nirnnL iucnn
Die 9eieitigwna bes 6rembforper$ IL.
aenoGelde Sdmieriafeiten med)i,
.ir3tlidc Silie in @niprnd. Ser
ar3t maht Die s(ngeu ourd, cinen
Sropien 0otoinI0iune mrempiinG!if
mo eutfernt Den Srcu,bforper Ieidt
mo idlmerSIoS. ,guf iolaeuoe @ciic
tamli OH sir iel6It heIien. 3ieGe Sic
Iu8gllioer nit @oriift auSeinou6er,
onsH iiebIt OIL Oft idou ons Stulb.
t0radeu ODER Soblenitiidden in Der
2iOlpolte oSer auf Der Mugenbiube.
hnlt liegen. Himm Sonn cinen ioil,
trrcl SoarpinicI ODER elm ftiimpfes
Sol5itabden, poriidtio nit @dtte
mpidelt, unb itrcide ben Gremo'
|t6rpcr porii1tie berapss. Snit OH Sen
5rcmoforper entfernt. 10 Made elmer
fiiblcr llmidlog 5rr 9eieitiaunN sen
'eihttn @nt5iinbung. Die gelp0hnIid
| oorbanben 1T, NIT 9Ieipaiier. @iacr
SbeiI in Der Ipotbefe tdiflibeS 8lei
molicr mlf "a Otter abgefohtes @ni
icr. 9ieies Mtttel wenoe oud on
iuetn on ben GrcmSf6rpcr nidt fin
Ben feunit. Oft lit er ndmlid ourd
oen Strom Ser SbrGnen bereits aui
Dem Nlge cntfernt, unb i'm Huge il
nlr nod cine idmerobafte Gmpfin
olnJ Suriideeblieben. @eIiugt e
nidlt, alf oieie einfade @eiie DE-,
8rcmoforper 5,i entfernen, 10 inter
loiie ollie neiteren @eriuhe unb men
DC bid mosIibit baIo an iadperItanbi
as SiIfe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-18

Der Sdnee bcreebt, bos eis
bridt auf. gS fdDilt Der Sirom
SIrtb. Strait, 2ebenl. iubeIt's
TN Sturmeslanf. - Dos 1T Die Soc
iie bes nabenoen Sriiblings, Der bod,
fonnlen mub. Oh aid Der 8inter
nod 70 iebr NIT itiirmiiden @ebar.
ben ordit. Sn Der @roiu, III Der
@irfIidfeit eeitaItet fid freili6 Dos
Bib MIR 5,i bdufis gang onoers.
Der 8lif nod netier Sroft, nod nett
EN- 2ebcn eridaIlt matt, faum Dab
Die bleiden 2ippen Inn 2nute per'
Ieibcn f6nref. Der iebniiidtige
8rnfd lift ga, bos 8olIbringerl, bas
@eroen aber fcblt. benn Der aorpcr
lit az geldapadJt, Inn rleiienl. 2ebcn
gc6eibIiden 8oben 81 bicten, Sn
Der longen 8intertraabeit bat iid in
Den eroBeren &andlen un6 ben feinel
M5brcn oes 96rpers mebr nro mebr
@iftffoff n%ngeiammeIt, Der ols abgc'
nutt bGtte oiisseidieoen iperoelr iol'
len, itatt beifen aber BON Dem trage
acknowledgement @lute nidt torfge'
idleppt perOen fonnte uno idlieblid
ipieber bonn a0rper, oieieit perglt.
tenb, ~onigeia,igt tpnroe. &atit ON
joIdJem bergifteten 8ooeu nelies sc.
ben erlprieben2 Siderli6 nidt, es
iei oenn, OH idoffefs aatb, inoert
on Seinen aorper nit SiIi Der be.
riibntten ct. Bernard &raitterpilen
bon Dem Cite befreift, oas Joe neiie
aebensregnng int Seine gu erItiden
orobt. gertrane Did nidt Den
| auadIoIbern an; boffe nidts bon
oeren 0uediiIber, oos ben Seib mn
nod mebr Serriittet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-18
5unneniGirue nnS SdatteniprnSr,
luaIdJcn.

Sdirme aus gaumpolle oOer sri.
men laiien iid iebr git reinigcn, in.
6em man b%ieieI6en oufipaunt, iDii
faltem 8niier iibergiebt uno tiidsis
einieift; bieraiif biiritet man lie init
tells elmer fIeiilen 8irite, unb nod
Sem man sic Seize etpas bat 5iehclt
loiien, iibergieBt mon iie tpieber
an beIteit mitteIs elmer @iebfnnne
10 Iange NIT faltem Maiier, Biz bi'
SEIZE p5llia Saralls p~eridlputSeI II
Dnrouf l1bt mon Die Sdirine ulfge'
Ipanrt on Der Come trodnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-18
@eranbernna

sic tuaren bod iriiber Irsgeber
in elmer 8udbanolilng, ulo lett fino
Sic 2oaenoiencr22 rSo, i'd BIN
BON Ser 2itterotiir 5ur 9iibne iiber.
geganger."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-18
Seriassgerud bon @ciiern sn emf
fcrncn.

8ie unan9enebm lit Der @ernfJ
bon MeIiern lno @abelrb nit oeneil
man Sering ooer 2ads gegeiien bot.
GeIbit Soonwoiier fam i'm niai
iortnrbmen; Oagegen ifarfe SoitSe.
Man nimntt eirlen 9appen, tnilft iDl
erit in 2nitae, onnn in trofcne Ii9g
iliio reibt Meiier unb @abeIn tiidltil
bamit. Bel nellen Seringen hoitet AFt
Scrub niht 10 an, man fam nlio Cir
site uno Stride Oes Servings an ten
Mieliern erproben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-18
@nten Semi biIIia feIbit 81 bsrciten.

1875 @ramm geIbes un0 1875 @r.
brauues GenfmebI iperben in eineni
Suppentopfe mittels zines iiibernet
2offels gut permengt. Sin Sei6eI
gieid "a 2iter &otbpein fodt man
nit 1875 @romm 3uder ~uneefahr )
IinutenI ang, giebt ben @ein iibcr
bas Senfmebl ilub perriibrt allies GIT
Sierauf oedt man Den Sopf 8u. !d6i
cen Senf erfalten un6 fiillt tin IN
@l1ier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-18
Gin GbaratteripieaeI.

a1noe: .@ie fdnen sic nur bar.
auf, Sbren Yopogei aero6e folde
Sain1pfiuorte ipie @ailner, 2imp,
Sditft 5i Iebren? 8uherer: o9ie
bab' id i'm nidt gelebrt, bas bort err
10 i'm @eid6ft bon meinen. 41in6en!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-18
itnerb6rt.

giireermeifter: Sinh sic BENT
nid)t eingeihritter, als Gle Stu6entelt
ben r~nbeitorenoen 21rin periibten2@
-geadtip16ter: .Sssauobl, Serr 8iir.
g%ernciiter sd bob' iie i1mmtlid ber'
baftet, ober es 1T feiner mit'gongenl"