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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-02

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fir lire Iebrreitem 8ortrdge.
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@aitfrernbidaft.
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tdditen 5tpei Sagen Sreitag ltno
Samitag itatt.
Saatfranf6eiten
OF BEL Sinner pOer ertpadienen Ser.
Ione1 rperben fltrirt nit 3emo
un6 3emoieife.
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er &iro, Delde 5arte, iitdenbe Sant
baben, fontntt 81 rnieren Store nnb
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init Dem &eiultat nidt gora 5nfrie.
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@elO nieber. Sobiel ~Sutralen bab.
en- mir 81 Oieiem reinlihen nirfiom.
en- Mittel DAB mir oieies ungetpobn.
lid)e ~anerbieten MAIDEN.
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ouBerlifen @ebrauf uno bat pielt
Sale bon grcrn. Soutousidl1ee mi
&ppii6uppen fiirirt. 3enlo mi
3eno Seize iin0 ole iparomiten llnt
reiriten ilno pirfiamiten mittcl fiji
ale Saiit- nno oapfGaut &ranfbei
ten ole es giebt Of fir Giiroer obel
ertpadiene.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-02
yeemDnt.

5rau Gimon Oft lit aut Der
aranfenIiite.
SenrD auiterutanu mofte Lett.
te @ode einem @eiddttSbeiud in
&ermann
Sicar Soritntarln lit bon gseb.
rasfa 5uriifgefebrt.
Otto Brandt bat bas Senrp
8inoborit. eisentbum fir $1,000 &C
fault.
@m. 9abis NIT nod etren
Germ bon montgomery Gountp mar
Ell bier au &efud.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-02
sdrcdlidcr GiieubabnlnfaIl.

Der Hiper Goute in Ser gidbe BON
8ladlpatet biiBten om Gomleritag
Norgeip nm 1873 llbr bier eilenbabn
atgeitclIte ibr Seben eiii. 9ieie ma
rem: Carl 6inueII. Supenieur. 2S
Sabre oft, @attin nno orei fleine
&inoer binterlaiRno; Q. $. aubn.
Sii9enieitr. nit @attin III &anios
9th mobuboit; g. q. 6reoerid, Sei-
aer. in Seoalia ~pobrbnft; s. s..
&ofb, 9rcnier, oeiien @ltcru in
atdiion. aanias, Dobnert. Gabei
puroen ferner peripntoet: @illiaro
@ann@poD, penn om naditen Gage
i'm $oipitaI 81 Seiferion Gin oas
linfe 9eiu oberbolb oes SitBgelcnfeS
un6 Der poroere SbeiI oes redten
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urro Der SeiSer Geo. Saegart. welf.
er aif punOerbare @eiie init Dem
2eben baponfam unb mr. leiht Der.
|lest tpurSe.
guf Dem neitlit fabrenben 3uge
Ibefatroen iih aud Sarrp 8oblnloiln
uno Sen. &%itffner bon Ban, @asco.
naoe County, eriterer reiite nit Der
Sabe uno gieb ieines 8aters 8iI.
liam 8obImann oa Die Samilie aui
Der &eiie sum rreilen Seim in Mor.
gartoille, &anias mar. &uffner oils
@adybar uno 8rernb eing nit ols
&eiiebegleiter. SobInnntt erlitt Grm
nnb 9einbru6. &uffner 2uetidun
gen, beibe tpuroen nod Dem Sospi.
tai in ct. 2ouiS gebraht mo lie iih
BALD erboIen iperoen. Das 8ieb
5ipei 8ferbe uno cine <b pliroen
iofopt getooet, EN- &lno urtb 5ipei
Sdppetn6en entfnmen urper4est.
3mei anbere irttge 2eute pelhe ntf
Dem 3uge aIS blinoe 8aiiogiere rei-
item, Ieiiteten unieren 8er,piinoeten
Die bette SiIfe inoem oieieIben Iobl.
mann ltnb &uffner aus Dem Gurf.
eineinanber pelfes in Der Gar herr
ifte balfen, cine Irbeit tpelfes
mebr ais cine babe Stiinoe baiierte.
Die aufeetbirntten Cars fingen Seu-
or uro alles ipllr0e eitt &ullb Der
6lammen.
Vile Sobte ino 8ertputbete nit
alisnabme GINGER Sramps fonn-
ten aus ben 9riimmern bernorse.
bolt un6 in Siderbeit gebradt tper'
Den. Ole 2eifenifuli ipi,rbe in
8oonbiIIe abgebalten. Der @abr.
ipru6 Der GoronerS sSiirp b1lt Den
9abnagenten 9apIon bon goonnille
fiir ben i6redli6en llitfalI perortt-
tuortlidl, in6em or berna6lGiiigt ba-
be, oas rofbe Brett ouf5uitefen, mel.
dies Elm Signal mar, baB 3ug SO
ben 3ug 58 bel Canine porbeiIniier
iolle' anitdtt 0es rotben 9rettes
plr6e bas CRIME alif oem Signal
poiten gelaiien, meldes ein 3eidgli
fir Die &annidaft bon 3ug SO mar,
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INTO Der u~nbeilpoIle 3uinmmenitof
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40 Sobren, bat eiil boI8ernes 8ein,
% er friiber iclber in einem ltirfall
elm 8ein perloren bat. Gr lit fell
6reitag Moraen fpurlos neridfu,lt.
ben. @enn er ein9efmgen miro.
lilo mag es ibm ihIimm ergeberb 6eni
eine ioIdye 8ienitpernodI1iii9ling ii
ein nit 3uftDous ~itrdfbores Ser
, geben.
: @inem beiteberoen @eiebe 5ufolg,
: mitB Die GiIenbabn : @eiellifnft ci
ner icoen Snnilie Ser I'M Gienit iii
petifuIodter 8eiie umgefommenc
stngeiteIlten 5000 be5ablen. gut
fonnan sic Gertpunheten Mniprue
anf enti6dOtgune MAIDEN. 9iefe
5ltiammen nit Dem gerIiift an al
aofomotipen, Cars, 5rodt nOal
briHet Den sdaoen fiir Ole Balm
geieIIidaft auf nobe8n 100000.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-02
Bur geadtnnal

Ole agentur fir sgltlas" Bort.
IatO Cement babe i'd nod nnb perb
oieieIbe aud IN 3nfiinft baden
Weorqe SobnS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-26
New sDors j FIylnu.

Operating an aeroplane Il easier than
riding a bicycle or steering an automo-
bile Ia driving on the read your at.
tention is required constantly 70 be
fixed upon the paths or ruts 10 which
the vehicle must be guided. for the
slightest inattention would cause seri-
Gus trouble. Guiding 40 aeroplane Is
ike riding a bicycle ID the center Of
an immense asphalt plaza where the
surface Is perfectly smooth and uni
form and where ron can SO 10 every
direction equally well without serious
attention as to where you must steer
Ii the air an IS Free and the move
ments become so unconscious that the
ayiators mind sometimes wanders on
until he almost forgets that be is II
an aeropIane. One can look down on
the ground aud notice various things,
but it is very hard to tell how high
you may be flying or the exact angle
Of flight Of the machine OF It's speed.
Country Life Ia America.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-26
HELPING A SCULPTOR.
Tbs Favor Falsuisrs DID FOR Young
Macmonnlsa.


Maemonniss.
When Macmonnies. the American
sculptor, was D young man working g
Paris Falguiere. the famous French
sculptor. on one occasion entered ais
afeller aud fouad there 4 beautiful
Diana that bad been for months ION
the stocks" and was approaching 3
perfection mensurably satisfactory to
the sculptor hlmselL
Falguiere became SO absorbed 10 the
Work before aim IS to forget that Il
was not bis own He began to twist
and pun the dainty limbs Of Diaua this
way and that. to punch her IN the ribs,
turn Der queenly head-for she was
then only in clay. OF course. aud sus-
ceptihle to impressions-unti at lasf
be had produced the very pose be de-
sired. There. my friend: / ike her
better &c" be cried. and skipped out
Of the studio
he bad really intended to do Mac.
monnies a favor and had indeed paid
him the greatest compliment Of which
he WINS capable. but the young SOUP.
tor was IN distress. for on comparing
the remodeled Diana with a photo
graph Of Faiguiere's statue Of tbe
same character be found the french
man bad unconsciously made q prae
ticai replica Of the other Macmoa
nies did not rest until be had restored
his statue to It's original pose.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-26

Fer Protection Of Fishing Interests Of
Caledonia County

For Protection Of Fishing Interests Of
Caledonia County.
st. Jobnsbury, Feb. 28.-About fifty
sportsmen from eight towns IN Cal.
edonia county met here yesterday aft.
ernoon and formed permanent organ
iaation, 10 secure for the county a larg
eF distribution Of fish in the streams
IN this section. John w. Titcomb, for
merry one Of the state fish and game
commissioner and later connected with
the bureau Of fisheries, at Washing
ton, was elected president Of the ASSOC
citation and explained how the streams
could Be stocked with trout and the
ponds with bass, perch and other fish
Committees on by laws, resolutions ami
distribution Of fab were appointed
Representatives from every town In
the county viii be chosen on the dis
tribution committee and aside from
stocking the streams with fish, the or
aanization will work for the conserva-
tion 81 the natural resources and the
securing of legislation to keep the
streams pure. This Is the first organ
ixation Of its kind in Vermont, though
similar organizations exist ID some Of
the western states
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-26
Said to be Seeking an Entry
Into Boston
PLANS FOR EXTENSION
A Possible Way in Which the Corpora.
tion's Desires to Enter the Hub
May Be Accom-
plished.

Boston, Feb, 20 The statement was
made Ia financial circles here yesterday
that the Grand Trunk railroad officials.
who are building trans. continental line,
are considering the possibility Of extend
ing their system 70 Boston, II well a.
to Providence, where application was
made for a charter recently.
The method by which the Grand Trunk
could enter Boston involves legislation
adopted 30 years ago.
At the time the New York & New
England, now part Of the New York.
New Haven 4 Hartford system, acquired
the tract Of land n South Boston, which
now forms the Boston wharf terminal
Of the New Haven system, il secured Is
acres purchased under such competitive
conditions az TO leave loop-hole by
which it IS possible the Grand Trunk
may be able to get to the port Of Bos.
ton.
When the New England road purchased
the land il consented to the inclusion
in the act giving It the right to acquire
this real estate Of the following progi.
sions--
amy junction railroad built for the
purpose Of connecting lands and fats
Of the commonwealth at South Boston
with any existing railroad, and connect.
ing is tracks with the New York &
New England railroad, may use with It's
own motive power the tracks Of The said
New York s New England railroad. for
the purpose Of transporting freight be
tween said points Of connection and said
points on land and fats, upon such terms
and conditions a. the railroad commits
sion may allow and permits provided,
however that ali the trains while On the
tracks Of the New York & New England
railroad shall be subject 10 It's control
and direction, III such manner as shall Be
approved by said commissions and the
charges Of the New York New Eng
land company for transportation and for
terminal accommodations on freight So
ing over said New York & New England
and to or FROM said junction railroad
may Be axed by the railyoad commits
sioners'
The Grand Trunk officials consider It
probable that ~ building 4 connection
from The New London 8 Northern rail
road which they own and which touches
Palmer Mass, to some point on the Mid
land system division oi The New Haven,
they can take advantage 81 the Law quot
Cd and force an entrance into The port
81 Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-26
eIIIy Rice and J Pin.

Billy Hice. the negro minstrel, used
to tel the story Of man who picked
up a pin as be was leaving the Office
Of a great merchant after an unsue
cessfnl quest for work. The mer
chant, seeing the mans action from
the window. called him back and gave
him employment. which kindness he
repaid by becoming owner Of the en-
tire business n an incredibly short
time.
Billy used to end bis story by say
Ing that be tried thar scheme once
when he was looking for work, drop
ping pin carefully on che door as
he entered He stated bis wants g
the proprietor. who NOT only had 10
employment to OFFER him. but remark
ed 70 his partner as Rice picked up
the pin.
Say, If that fellows SO small as g
ateal pin ofr the door. now much do
you think he'd leave ID my nlI?'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-26
DIRTY KIDNEYS ARE
CAUSE OF BACKACHE
A Few Doses Clean and Regulate the
Kidneys Ending Lame Back and
Bladder Misery.

# you take several doses Of Papes
Diurctio, all baokaohe and distress from
out.oi-ordef kidneys or bladder trouble
will vanish, and You viii feel fine.
Lame back painful stitches rheuma-
tism. nervous headache, dizziness, irrita
bility sleeplessness. infamed or swollen
yelids, vermont sick feeling and other
symptoms 81 Sluggish, inactive Kidneys
disappear.
InconWollable smartina, frequent uri-
nation especially at night and All blad-
der misery ends.
This unusual preparation goes at once
to the disordefed kidneys, bladder and
urinary system and distributes is heal
ing cleansing and yitalIzing influence di-
rectly upon The organs and glands af-
iected. and completes the cure before you
realize It.
The moment you suspect any kidney
or urinary disorder or feel rheumatism
pains begin taking this harmless medi.
cine, with the knowledge that there Il
no other remedy at any price. made any
where else "a the world. which will effect
50 thorough and prompt cure as
Fifty eent treatment Of pape's Diuretic,
which any druggist can supply.
Your physician, pharmacist, banker or
any mercantile agency viii tell you that
Papei Thompson \ Pape Of Cincinnati IL
a large and responsible medicine concern,
thoroughly worthy Of your confidence.
Only curative results can come from
taking Pape's Diuretic, and a few days
treatment means clean. active, healthy
kidueys bladder and urinary organs and
no baekache.
Accept only pape's Diuretic ffty.cent
treatment any drug store-anywhere IN
the world.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-26

athletes. not including trainers. rub
bers and other camp followers Then
there are big transportation bills aud
fair sized items for playing paFapher
MALTA. which includes suits for h0ms
and out q town games. gloves bats
and balls and numerous suudries. The
training trip Is an expensive necessity,
and the club Is lucky If the preliminary
games have paid half Of the cost Of the
sojourn 10 the south and on the coast
No other sport is as expensive as
our national pasflme Some money is
taken In az the gate By the exhibition
games that are played en- route. but It
IS safe 10 say thar the big clubs spend
every year about $4,000 on the spring
training trips.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-26
RIOTERS COMMIT
GROSS 0UTRAGES
Guadeloupe the Scene Of Horrors.
Bloody Conflicts with cendarms.
Movement Revolutionary in
Character.

Point Pitre, Guadeloupe. Feb. 3d.
Forces 81 police have gone to ST.
Francois to protect the natives there.
Several Of whom have been killed dur
ing disturbances arising from the strike
of sugar cane cutters. The strikers
have gathered IN considerable number
at Sc, Francois and are pillaging tie
surrounding country
The strike situation continues Sc
rious. Roting and iueendiarism are
rampant; plantations have been burned
telephones cut and factories destroyed
Bloody conflicts have taken place be-
tween the strikers and Qendarmes in
various parts Of the island The rioters
cannot be rspressed, e. the entire con.
stahulary force numbers only TAO. A
factory inspector, who WIS stripped and
bound 70 4 stake, was driven mad bv
the fortunes be endured
at ST Francois the manager 81
factory and two gendafmes were pur
sued BY rioters and took refuge In the
building ID a desperate battle that
followed The geudaFmes were wounded
three rioters were killed and many
were Woanded Several 81 the latter
dragged themselves into Che sugar cane
and were burned 20 death tie ere hay
ing hepn started By the strikers
The consulafes at Points pitre are
guarded ~ soldiers. The governor nd
mits That he is unable to SUPPRESS the
movement which + now revolutionary
Tho consms have asked the English
diplomatic representative 70 request
that an English warship BE- sent and
many people are anxious that tile
United States also despatch aid to-
The opthreskers are attributed large.
- 20 fractional and political feeling
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-26
indictments Are Presented
Against the Beef Trust
BIG PACKERS INDICTED
True Bills Returned in New Jersey Yes
terday Afternoon Against the on
Gals Of the National Pack
ing Company.

New York, Feb. 20 The Hudson coun.
~, New Jersey, grand jury which has
worked overtime in the last three weeks,
probing into the methods Of the cold
storage concerns doing business in Jersey
City, Hoboken and Bayonne, handed up
indictments Tor conspiracy in Jersey City
yesterday afternoon against the National
Packing company, Armour q company,
Hammond Packing company and the g.
H. Hammond company, as corporations,
and against p Of the direetorates Of
The various companies a. individuals.
The indictment charges that the de-
fendauts conspired together on March 1,
zoos. to corner and limit g necessary
and reasonable supply Of meats and
poultry for the consumption Of the PEG
pie Of Hudson county, 80 as 70 produce
40 artificial scarcity and to increase the
market prices Of foodstufIs.
Prosecutor Of Pleas Garven, who has
engineered the cold storage investigation,
said last evening that he win proceed
az speedily as possible to get the de
PENDANTS within the jurisdiction Of The
court, SO that he may 90 ahead with
the trials He explained that the usual
course win be followed, a. n The case
Of All persons indicted fer misdemeanors.
Exempifed copies q the Indictment viii
Be sent with capiases to TIE chiefs 81
police in the several cities 10 which the
indicted directors live with requests tina
the defendants be taken into custody
forthwith Exiradition proceedings viii
then b instituted for the purpose Of
compelling the defendants 70 travel to
Hudson county to face the indictments.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-26
New Santa Re Trail.

A modern highway. 275 miles long
through the short grass country 70
western Kansas would not only prove
90 illuminating object lesson for toe
entire state, but for an the country
IS well The people q western Kan
sas have started a movement to AFFORD
the world just that object lesson u
road building From Newton to The
Colorado iine it Is proposed to con
struet continuous boulevard along
the Arkansas river aud call i "the
new Santa he trail - Kansas CITY
Times
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-26

DEFENDS ITSELF.
New England Telephone Company Puts
On Witnesses.

New England Telephone Company Puts
On Witnesses.
Rutland, Feb. 26.-Counsel for the
New England Telephone company put
several witnesses on the stand yester.
day to Offset the evidence introduced
BY the states witnesses in the hearing
which is being held before the Vermont
public service commission to investigate
the complaints Of poor service, excess
siye rates and discrimination, made BY
States Attorney J. @. Jones Of this
city. The members Of the commission
were invited to visit the exchange and
the good points Of the apparatus were
pointed out to them.
+. r. Valentine Of Boston. general
superintendent Of the eompany's traf-
ac department, was called and for an
hour told Of the high grade service
which the patrons Of the Rutland Of
flee received, and be also said that the
apparatus In use here was standard and
up to date, which statement was at
variance with the testimony Of +. H.
Gardener, manager Of the Clinton Tele-
phone company at Plattsburg, NJ y,
who claimed that much Of the appar-
atus in use here was obsolete Mr.
Valentine stated that tests Of the Rut-
land service made in the last four
months showed a high grade Of serv-
ice. There are about 100000 calls
month handled on the local switchboard
and the tests showed, according 20 the
witness. that the calls were answered
BY the central operator on an average
Of 40 seconds. He said in 1900 test
calls, only seven mistakes were made
BY the operator.
Counsel for the company asked for
time to consider the best plan for do
ing away with the 10 party lines
against which there IA much complaint
and the hearing was continued to give
them time to give the question some
study The company did not attempt
to answer the charges Of excessive
rates The state introduced much evi-
dence 10 show that independent COM
panies are giving their subscribers ex-
cellent service, at rates which are much
lower than those charged 81 the New
England company and that where the
defendant company have met with com
petition they have greatly reduced their
rates.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-26

Roots insistence, ordered the whole record
to be put IN because Of tho seriousness
Of the charges against Sheridan.
Witness said he considered it a reaee.
ton on CLAWS for the department to
send Sheridan out to take charge Of a
case CLAWS had worked up.
Jones proved more defiant and az.
pessive under cross-examination than
was CLAWS. He said il was immaterial
to him what inference was drawn from
hts testimony
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-26
rEsrs or coAL
And Brquets in House-heating Boil
eTs.

anu 1AAAaEta "a AH1s@-At@AAhh DtA
eTs.
The geological survey has made tests
e show the fuel value Of different kinds
81 coal ana ~ briquets when used II
bouse.aeaiing boilers, and The results
are reported in survey bulletin 1886 BY D.
n Randall
Best Goals Contain Much Carbon and
Little Volatile Matter
pnhaps the most important Of these
results are given ID tables and diagrams
showing the relative value Of different
fuels for domestic Use. The tables inai-
cate that Goals containing the highest
percentage 81 fixed carbon give the least
smoke and are also the most efficient
heat producers. These tables should
be Of great value 70 coal buyers
The relation between volatile matter
and efficiency IN Goals used IN house.
heating boilers Is Of particular interest
10 people ID the central part Of the coun-
try, as n Indiana Illinois and Town.
where the Goals contain much volatile
matter The volatile content of the
Goals tested ranges from is TO Is per
cent, and as The volatile matter In
ereases the efficiency decreases, for much
Of the volatile passes ont Of the stack
nnc0named. The efficiency Is go per
cent. with coal containing the least vol
atile matter bnt + reduced 10 II per
cent. for coal having the greatest amount.
The coal having the least volatile matter
gave the least smoke, 8 per cents the
coal with the highest content "a per
cent. gave 81 per cent. Of black smoke
Briquets Are smoky
The briQuets tested gave much smoke
which was due to Tie use Of pitch as a
binder Experiments with various bind
ers are now IN progress. as result af
which it Is hoped that the amount Of
binder needed for bFiquets may be great
Is reduced The manufacture Of briquess
from Ignite without any binder "a also
subject Of experiment. with promise Of
good results
House Heating from Outside Plants.
In connection with the investigation,
Il general inquiry wa made as to the
economy 81 house heating plants That
supply heat from a central station Ia a
group Of buildings Replies 10 inquiries
sent to 81 such plants indicate that they
are economical for The householder ard
that their more general establishment
and use viii greatly reduce the amount
II smoke generated ID cities. Mr. Ran
DAN expresses the opinion that if All
the factors concerned ia the production
Of heat On the premises are considered
such as cost 81 plant, depreciation, Re
pairs. cost Of fuel and labor and the
elimination Of ST discomfort from dust
ashes or smoke, the householder IS fortu-
nate who can purchase heat from d cen
trail station at a reasonable rate.
Bulletin 1860 may Be obtained free 81
cost BIZ applying 10 the director. United
states geological survey Washington D.
G