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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-10-19
THE WAY THE TARIFF WAS RE.
WsED.

Senator Aldrich helped to revise
the rubber schedule for the benefit OF
the rubber trust and his own pocket
Senator Guggenheim helped revise
the metal schedule for the benefit Of
the smelter trust and his own pocket
Senator Scott helped to revise the
glass schedules for the benefit of the
glass trust and his own pocket.
Senator Oliver helped to revise the
iron and steel schedule for the bene-
fit of the steel trust and his own
pocket.
This kind of revision was contin-
ued to the end of the schedules.
Against the contamination Of such
infamy Senator Dolliver worked day
and night and broke down his health
to such an extent that he had not
enough vitality left to resist an illness
which under ordinary conditions
would not have been at all serious.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-10-19

There is a growing movement in
China for the removal of the time
honored cue from the heads of China.
men. The reform could not have
been better timed. Some of the
new American fashions are creating
an unusual demand for genuine hui
man hair.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-10-19

1t is reported that Goernor Carroll
during his automobile campaign pass
ed Fort Dodge without even stopping
to inquire of the condition of Senator
Dolliver and showed no apparent in
terest in his serious illness. A warm
proposition is this Governor of ours.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-10-19
DEATH OF SENATOR DoLLivER.

Senator Jonathan P. Deliver died at
his home in Fort Dodge, at 1880 last
Saturday evening. The press dis
patches of the previous week or two
reported that the Senator was suffer
ing from a stomach trouble, which
was interfering with the action of his
heart, but that nothing serious was
anticipated.
The end, which was due to heart
failure, came suddenly, painlessly, un-
expectedly, and with tragic effect up
on the country. 1t is safe to say
that from that stricken home in Fort
Dodge there radiated larger wave
Of sorrow and regret than ever be-
fore radiated from an Iowa death bed
1t was wave that rolled across state
lines like the darkness that follows al
ter the setting of the sun.
Senator Dolliver was just entering
upon a broader field of usefullr ess in
the politics OF the nation. His last
speeches in the United States Senate
in opposition to schemes of greed,
law defying wealth, endeared him t.
the common people, to the wealth
producing masses of the nation, with
out regard to party; and where eve
human rights are uppermost the los!
occasioned by Senator Delivers I'm
timely death will fall heaviest. Wher
ever mankind's rights are loved ant
protected, there Senator Dolliver'
praises will be told and all the bright
ness of his life will grow brighter.
Mrs. Dolliver standing with her tire
fatherless children by the lifeles'
form Of her distinguished husband, il
! a scene well calculated to moisten tn
eyes Of thousands. But they are no
alone in their grief, state and ;
nation mourn with thin over the sam
bier.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-10-19
DENlsoN OUTLINES PLATFORM
Candidate for Congress Makes Decla
ration of his Position on Pub
lie Questions.


John D. Denison, Jr.. of Dubuque,
Iowa, Democratic candidate for Con-
gress in the 3rd District, says:
stand for progressive legislation.
L. For revision Of the tariff down
ward in the interest of the consumer;
this to be speedy whether schedule by
schedule or otherwise.
2. For a graduated income and i'm
heritance tax, with proper exemp-
lions.
8. For physical valuation of railway
properties as the first element in
fixing reasonable freight and passen
ger rates.
A. For prevention of stock watering
in all corporations, particularly rail
way and express companies.
5. For a postal savings bank sys
TEN for depositors not as a basis fol
a great central bank.
| 6. For the Pinchot plan of conser
walton of national resources.
Z. For the election of U. S. Sena
ors by tried vote of the people.
4 s. For restoration of the represen
ative character of the lower house o
Congress.
8. For punishment of officials. pre-
moters and financiers of corporations
for the violation of laws against trust
combinations and monopolies on tn
theory that guilt is personal"
i 10. For rebuilding of U. S. Me1
chant Marine by repeal of tariff o.
ship-building materials and repeal {
obsolete navigation laws; rattle
than by ship subsidies.
| II. For reduction in expenses Q
Federal Government.
| 10. For election of postmasters b
vote OF patrons of respective offices
subject to proper civil service exam
nation Of candidates as to compe
tency.
4 10. For protection to labor:
a. By additional restrictions as t
Immigration.
b. By proper limitations in grantin
extraordinary right of injunction i
labor disputes.
4. C. By employers liability acts, re
| lieving employees from hazards of dar
gerous employments.
| d. Complete liberty Of labor organ
cation and restoration of real equa,
ity before the law.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-10-19

s -
spective candidates for governor, in
each of the congressional districts of
the state, will afford the voters this
opportunity; if time or other condi-
ton will not permit so many discus
sions, then as many as will be agree
able to you.
We desire, therefore, to invite you
to arrange for such joint discussions
between Hon. Claude r. Porter and
Gov. B. F. Carroll, and we are ready
to confer with you for the purpose of
arranging the meetings should you
/ desire to accept.
Very respectfully.
N. F. REED,
Chairman.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-10-19
WHAT is THE LlMlT7
Chicago Judge Considers Life Sen
tence More Severe Than
Death.

Judge Kavanagh of Chicago passed
sentence upon man named Welcome
last week for killing of a woman and
the serious injury of another. The de-
tails of the case were SO revolving
and the reason for the crime SO in
excusable that the Judge determined
to give him the limit. The prisoner de
clared his readiness, to die but Judge
Kavanagh gave him a life sentence
declaring it to be more severe form
of punishment than death. Judge Kav-
anagh said:
Welcome, you committed a terriblel
crime. Your punishment is to be
more terrible still.
4 you compelled your own wife to
make public commerce of her soul
for your gain. When she sought to
escape you shot her. 1t wasn't your
fault she lived, and you, in fact, then
killed another woman who was max
ing her clearly, useful way in the
world. You could hardly get twelve
men in the jury box who would not
inflict the death penalty upon you,
yet it is the policy Of the law to re-
: gard plea of guilty as in some meas
= ure of itself mitigation.
THE instructive unreasoning horror
of mankind regards death as severe
punishment. This idea is not correct.
You are now to receive a sterner
. punishment Your victim died but
once. You will die hundred times !;
you will suffer more the day you put
on your prison clothes than she did
in her death. After that there Will
be only the hopeless, painful years
from day to day, from month to
month, stretching out forever and in
agony.
Wiped from Humanity's Slate.
You will be wiped out of human
knowledge; even your name will be
taken from you; henceforth you will
be known by number. You will moi
be permitted to lift hand or whis
per word; you will have no rght
except the right to mere existence"
In four or five years the eterna
solitude and silence will begin tc
crush in upon you like an iron weight
You hear that street car bell ringing
in the street as it passes now. Yo,
will remember it in after years as tn,
most exquisite music. 1t will meal
hurrying crowds that go where the!
like and do as they please; 1t will
mean the greatest Of all pleasures
freedom.
you can only dream of 1t by day
and by night, and your dream will BIZ
torture unspeakable. In the summer
you will guess that there are coo
rivers running somewhere under gree
trees. and you will long for the sigh
of even green leaf with an aching
you never Thought you could expert
ence.
Beyond the Pale Of Happiness.
in a few weeks the holidays witt
their lights and festivities and happi
Of ness will be here, and many a Christ
mas will roll over you in your irol
cage and high stone wall, but you wi
never hear child laugh again.
y. you are SO elated now at th'
thought Of saving your life that yo'
don't realize all this. / want you an
the others here in the courtroom tt
understand it. You aren't sorry We
for your crime; you have only grea
self pity. There will be few wors'
men than you in that great prison
but may say. the law has taken it
{. full and ample revenge upon you"
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-10-19

The biographers hundred years
from now may describe Roosevelt by
briefly recording that he was man
of good resolutions and bad memory.
If they do, they will hit, with a single
sentence. the high places in his char
acter.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-10-19

ed 100 per cent to its selling prices
in about two years. time, and of
this advance it gave one-sixth to the
workmen and five-sixths to the stock:
holders. This trust makes the Ann
erican consumer pay nearly 80 for
every 81 worth of glass he buys. It
will be noticed that the ratio of 1 to
5 is about the usual proportion in
which the republican party protects
the laborer and rich manufacturer.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-10-19

Woodrow Wilson, the democratic
candidate for governor of New Jersey,
is making whirlwind campaign in
opposition to the Joy riding corpora
lions Of that corporation ridden state.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-10-19

For left handed compliments, a
recent circular issued by the comp
troller of the currency is entitled to
a first premium. 1t recommends the
employment of only honest and trust
worthy bank officials.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-10-19

4 The United STATES has only two
political parties worth while. If it
had seventeen political parties, like
Portugal has, everyone's head might
be aching.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-10-19

Good results always follow the use
of Foley Kidney Pills. They contain
just the ingredients necessary to
tone, strengthen and regulate the
kidneys and bladder and to cure
backache.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-10-19
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1910.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.


O6m SShA
state Ticket.
For Governor. 4. ....clande, R. Porter
For Lieutenant Governor. Farley SheIdo
sor Secretary of State. "A. ]. Anders
For Auditor of State. John w. Blake
;'or Treasurer of State. Jas. v. Curran
'or Attorney General. &C. E. Walters
'or Superintendent of Public Instruc;,
For Clerk Supreme Court. .Robt. vanBos
For Reporter Supreme Court. -. -.
100: ~. -; George Harnaga
Tor Railroad Commissioners. 1885,.
:. Nixon p, Jones. Walter H. Dewey
District Ticket.
Sor Congressman Sd District. -. -.
80. John ID. Dennison, Jr.
County Ticket
representative. ;. M. S. Van Auken
Auditor.... -. ). ....Will J. Davis
Treasurer. -. "a w; TED
Clerk. :. -. -. ......A. w. Nixon
Sup't of Schools. -. &c. D. Ribble
Sheriff. ..... M T. Hennessy
Superb sor- Term beginning January. 1911
surervisor-Term beginning January,
1872. -. -. ......James kehoe
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-10-19
Women and Humor.

The man who tries to be funny Is
generally bore. but woman can be
funny without trying by just running
for a street car.-Somerville Journal.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-10-19
RRYAN's ENDORSEMENT 81
PORTER FOR GOVERNOR. i

:" know your candidate for
sovernor-claude Porter-and I
know him well enough to know
that his heart is right and that
he is courageous. ! believe that
If he is made governor, that the
requirements of his conscience
will cause him to have an execu-
tive career that will coeree re-
spect and cause gratitude. l trust
that when the votes are counted
Iowa. will have conferred this hon
or upon this deserving man.
From his Des Moines speech.
DENlsoN OUTLINES PLATFORM
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-11
DER Amertkaner.
eumoresfe BON :sul,e unnosfrOn.


Mdn unter6ielt Ii6 i'm SoteI bes
tIeineu 8uror!es Dor3ugIi6 iihsr
QanN> uno 8uTerportien, Rlopisr>
nnS Eenni3fpiel. Sang beionbers ons
rcgeno tpur sic llnterboltung. felt DIE
fiibTGe Sruu Sdnnu S9ol5, cine
iunqe Wittipe, bier peilte, Oie alss
balls sum 2eit, uuo Gennis@S Stern
Ser fleiuen @eTelF9oft erhpben lpurs
Sc. Sdnnq S9pls mar bei alen be-
liebt, fpeil Ie nit alien 9lei6 Itebenss
niroig mar. auf 4urmdAer muhte
Tie feinen MnTpru4, o5pp6l lie, ielbit
mod niGt breiBig, Die iunGen WSdos
den tqntenboft in ibren 66uB ndhm
tino linen our1 i6r leutieligeS 8es
Zen ollerbano feline gefeligs Sdlente
enttpfte; bas 3ufammenleben i'm
Sotel geItaltete ii4 bdour6 su etteml
Guberft o~ueenebmen. Muh ifien re
in ibrer ~glei6mdBig itt1en art qar
niGt Ar bemerten, Dab lie Der Wlittels
punt oieIes &reiies mar. Mdn pers
sieb es i6r iogar. oab tie oes inz
tereTanten, felt elmer @o6e fier peis
len0en ,Imeritdners" !SerS BON ers
ten Moment an erobert bate, ia
mar faro es eigentli9 ean5 ielbitpsrs
ffdnblid.
Der Mmertfaner nit Dem guten
beutIden Tamen Miniermdnn, Elm
9rcibiger nit bunte!6lOnoem @rls
bart unb BON itattli6er Sigur lengs
ncte audi Teir 9eutiatbum feiness
meas. 9p9 oa man i'm Sctel ftols
auf einen auslGubifden. gang beipns
bers amerifanii9en Sat mar. rerz
barb err 6en 2euttben Den SpaB midi
uno lieb Ii9, tpie rbriiben", aud bier
Den ,Miiter" rubig gefdlen. WiIter
Miinitermann i6ien auber Der bib
I9en gamma S9ol3, 5einsr Sf6ndds
barin, niGts psiter gu intereifiren,
uno oieie lisB ii9 gum Gritdunen
cnsr Die Suloiauusen bes amerita>
ners, gang i'm @esenfab gu ibrer s.s
pDbnli6en 3uriidbdltuns. germ ees
fallen. Mls er zines Morsens bepadt
nit ibrem Mantel. Sonnenidirm
nnb Dem 8tappitubf. binter ibr ole
Arb0be empor ities, flos iosar Elm
ileines, ironifdes 2Gdsln iiber ibre
aippen, unb 90 chen Differ Wiinfters
mann Elm. slan5enoe 2obrebe anf
fein iG6nes bersfrifdes 8aterlano
b.enoet. meinte fie: r@ber, tusnn Sic
Sbr 8aterlanS 70 fehr lieben, iparum
babeu sic es benri fir 70 lanse 3eii
berIdHengA
~Man bat mid oaraus pertrie'
ben
Limb p.r pertrieb ie9" sic iab
i'm frasen6 an.
Gin @tib natiirli1. War nidi
f9pn 6ds erfe Weib Gpd bic urfd4s
nnferer @ertreibung aus benz pdrd'
Aifie2@ meinfe er Idden6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-11
1ss aastnaase ais sbreneme.es,

Bon einem ungepGbnli1en 6iIfsa
mittel CUR 8eftimmung Der Sdges5eit
ersGblen RIOS 2aijirsA. Bel elmer
Reiie our9 oas innere CHINA frdote
eiu 5oriher eiuen iungsn Gbine5en,
rb es nod ni6t IL ubr Mittags lei.
Der Sunse blidte gum !Simmel ens
ppr, dber ole Connie mar an oieTem
Gage our9 oi1te DoIten peroedt.
Der iunge gbinsfe elf oapon uno
tpenise Q%usenblide fpdter febrt er
Suriid: i'm Irme bdlt er cine Rage.
IS lit nod nidt Mittdg,@ meinte er
rnb mics babel auf ole Queen Der
aaBe, in Dem er Die Wimpern nit
nsn Ginseru ettpas 3uriidi9ob, .iibers
sellsen sic fi9@. Sn Der Shat 5iebf
iib Ole pupile Der adbe INNER mebr
snfammen, il ndbsr Der Wittdg
fcmmt; 9snau I'm IL ubr ffebt Damn
Bic pnoile dis gcna feiHer oiinner
Grid ientredt i'm anss. Damn be-
1snEt fid Ole pupiIe tpieOer ;u err
f9eit.rn uno miro INNER brtiter, ie
rrGbsr Der abenb riidi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-11

,Sie mag lpobl fein Gngel getpes
fen fein, bieie Gpa. pelde Sic eerdns
laBte, oas Meer 5ptfden sic uno Die
Seimatb gu legen, pel6e Shnen ui6t
groB eeruig ,I6ieu, Dem armen Sc
f9Dpf aussuipeiden9"
80, lie mar in teiner 8e5iebung
elm armes @eF9Dpf, ib fannie Tie
3tpar nllr na1 einem 8iloe. peldes
lie aug Der groptn3 irsenopo une
gliidli9erpeiIe geiAidt, unb Do lie
duBer Dem bibf9en &inoerqeii6ts
den aud Elm gang biibI9es Simms
den @eloes beIab uno Die ScGter eis
neg Sugenofreunoes meiner fdmmtz
Ii9en 5anten mar. iolte i6 noiens
polens bie feline 8rppin3lertn iiber
Sen Srauoltar in bas @rpbitobtIe5en
perTeben, bumit ole lieben gerpanbs
ten, nelde sufIIig feline SD4ter gu
per6eiratben batten, nit Ser tleinen
2anoppn1eranse in &pn3erten Sbedz
tern, &unItauSitequngen uTp. pdraz
oiren tpnnten, posu Der gIiidli9e Sc
mdbI nur oas @el0 berSugeben bate.
SD fan0 iiberhaupt np6 teinen Ges
i6mad an Del G6e, am penigIten jes
bod nit elmer aufgesipun9enen Srau,
unb beionbers nit elmer tIeiren
2dn0pomeranSe."
Sn3niI@en paren tie auf Ole Mnz
bDbe ansetpmmen. Sie nabmen auf
elmer 8ant Ylas, unb er lieB feline
9lide iibsr Die Dor ibm liesenoe
2anof4aft i6peifen.
y3p6lf Sabre iab i9 Did ni6t,
gu mein f96nes @aterlano!"
,Nuu, ib meine, aae Saulo
pGre bod nidt Der armen tIeinen
Yrppinalerin susuf9reiben. Warum
iagten sic ni6t Den lieben 8ertpanos
ten: 2abt mid in Hub'. i'd mag iie
ni4t!!"
,Sas babe t9, meme @nG0isite.
sic befolsten nun aber cine anoere
Sattit. Sic reoeten mir ni9t mtbr
gu, tie iangen muir ben sanSen lieben
Sag ibr Sob. sic fet 10 bdusli4, 70
bef9eioen, 10 better uno liebsnspiir=
sig, turs, Elm Sesen fir iebes !Saus,
iiber beTen S9pene lie trete. Die
8afe elmer peitldufisen Sante bate
ndmlid i'm Serbft porber 5ufdaig
oas tletne StGot9en, in Dem oieier
rgnsel' luobnte. befudt unb puroe
bonn Batter biefes gnsels auf Iein
8eiibt6um einselaben, mo man lie
su mein.m llngliid, tpeldes bier feis
men anfans nabm, nit Dem 8eiten
aug Riide uno 3e1er beipirt6ete.
@o ersriff id alfo 81. fdSne @eles
eenheit, tpsld. fi9 mir bot, nGmli9
Sic NptbpenOisteit, bon unierer 5as
brit jeman6 mad Miltpaufee sa srt,
fenoen, unb iibernabm itIbit 6ie @ns
selesenbeit."
:. . Limb tparen sliidli@ Die piels
stI9mGbtt proDinalerin loa!1 meints
pannu S4ola etpds ipib.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-11
Drei Gel dporene nit elmer fleircn
Slai DIE Gbamberlain's Geibweh,
Cholera uu6 OmChfalI : l1eoiSin
Gholere 2norbus sebeiIt.

~ffN Ihsh
pon Gholere 2norbus seheiIt.
Ser o. 8. Joipler !ptebtpmer,
Ita., erSablt cine Grfabruns Die er
madte, mdbreno err ais @eihwOre.
rer In elmer MISUNDERSTANDING in
@owarbspille, 8reisbauptiaot bonn
&reiie &lebuurne, Qta,, fearir!e. gr
iaet: ,@dbrenb ih bort mar, OBJ ih
etmas friides unS aud Burit' 5teiid,
ba8 bet mir Cholera Worbus in lsbr
ihlimmer Sprm peruriadte. Sd
fiiblte ara elenb uno 5tjidte mad els
ner getuiEen @bolera . Nebisin, iati
oefen ianbte mir Der apotbeter cine
Glaihe gbamberfain's 9eibpeb, Gbps
lera unb 9urhfau.M ebiSin nit benz
Bemerfen, bnB er bns @emlnIhte
bate, mir atet In 5pfee Der gr'
probtbeit oieies Seilmittels, pora6oe
mir lesteres su hidden, 6a CT fir
beiien unfeblbare Sur earantirc. sd
nabm cine Dole onuun un6 flblte In
finf Minuten better. Sic ,tpeite
Dole beilte mid eanslid. 8tpet
Witeeihmurene litten In berielben
8eiie un0 cine fanf uno stunnaia
Gent Jlaihe beilte uns ale bret.
Gum Bertauf BET Balter BrnS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-11
Sumorifiidts.
Srr Spiel Der @rORmntb.

Inter benz SiteI Ser @ipfel De:
@robmltb" er5dbIcu .Sit.9its" Sie
foIeenOe lebrreide @eididte: r2ieber
S6ab" iaste Die iunae Came, .meiu
Batter lit nidt mebr Der reide Rontl,
Der er bel unierer 8erlobung mar, e.
bot alles berIorenl" ,9fein, mei:t
2iebl" rief er aus, snidt allesl"
r9o1", hefrGftigte lie. salleS"l
rNein" iaatc er nit eoler 6eitiefeit,
rnidt alles, On bIeibit ibm ia nod.
8ie founte idl 10 araliam iein, ieia
llngliid nod 6lt oermebrenl Gage
ibm. meme @roBmltb Spinat mid,
ibm oas werige nod 61 Iaiien, mas
Dos Sdidial in meine Sanb gelelt
bat. SD mill DID ibm nidt rauben.
2ebe mobI auf etpie!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-11
SIM 6rics.

Moior: sd bin eritount iiber Die
Snpferfeit oieier 2eiite, fiinfmal
iino tie bcim Initllrm oemorfen NOR.
ocn ut0 inmner pieoer porgeorur.
genl" Sauptmonn: rRotiiriin -
Die holbr acmponie beiteDt ia aus Sc.
ih6ftsreiienoen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-11
Ser @ardntieidrin.

@armcr( Der luegen 9iebitobl8 Ell.
ner m%crtbpollcn llbr 81 3mci Sabren
&crfcr pcrurtbcilt muroc): .Nert.
miir6ig mic genoit Der llbrmoder
oos gcmlbt Eatl 43ipei Sabre garon.
tirtl" iii ouf Dem 3ettcl on Der llbr
g'itonocnl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-11
@ihperitanSnis

.Sebcn Sic, Der Damn, mie er oa
reitet, lit ct Dor 5ebn Sabren nit Ell.
mem &oor 5crriiieuer Soien mad
8unos.slireS 9efommen unb iett bat
er 5pei Iillionen.~ rglber i'd
bite Sic, mas fGnat Der Mann nit
ttpei @ilIionen serriiiener $oien an
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-11
@ranblidl nnS fOlscridtis.

2ebrer: Seben sic, meite Ser
rem mas ben Weni9en bonn Ebicr
unteri6eibei, lit oas SeIbitbeuuBt-
fem. Der @eni6 peiB, ooB er ell
Wenid lit, boS Cher tpeiB nidt, oas
es Elm Sbier lit. @as folst oaraus,
Wfar 9einOl9" Rar: y8enn Der
Dds piiBtc, Dob er Elm Dds iii, 10
iuGre er elm IenI6."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-11
Scrtrcnt.

Broiciior: o&tcr lit cS ober furd)ic
bar foltl" - @ar6itr: ga, es nit
5icntIid triid @crr @rofciior.
Yroiciior; ogScm Sic nid,tS bogcgeu
babcll, bebn!te iA oen SPIT nif ipG6-
reno sic mir oie &nore idneioenl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-11
sd5nc amsiidt.

Sommerfrii6ler: Sic ia9ten Sod,
Der Barber iei bier, INN mid 5u ra.
fieren2" ~ 91uerin: limo bos i'll
ct aud. Grit i6Iaftet err beim Nod.
bar ein 5erfel, Damn fommen gIeiH
sic orall."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-11
G6lasfertisfeit.

Sdusmanu (oer einen @inbreder
ertappt, nie er gerobe einen @el6.
idranf aufbreden ipill): yRanu, mas
ioll 6enn bas beiben2" @tnbra.
der: pGd, i'd noIlte BLOB nal ieben,
Oh mein Depot nod ba lit, beutdutalc
fam man iid auf Die 8antiers bod
nidt mebr red)t perlafien."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-11
Ser Scrr Siirsermciiter.

SIN 9icnItbltf Der @merp iinoet
iid gum SdluB 9eOrudt o0ient nid,t
oils 9egitimation." oSonoern als
StaHma9o", ifreibt Der 9orfeemol.
ttee bobintcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-11
@ntc G~rflarnna.

gadfiih (su einem Matroien) :
n8arum tragen ood Die meiltcil
9oote neib!i6e Ramen2" - Matro.
fe: u8eil 10 Elm Sabr5erts sar 10
idiuer 3l lcnfen it,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-11
@as sebOrt sn cincm suten salat?

Had elmer auffaiiltng eebort 81
einen gliten Salat elm @eribmenoer
fir Del, elm @cioiger fir Giiig uno
elm Bobniinniger, Inn allies ourfein.
onoer 81 MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-11
Der seraai6OOIle sOnnennntersana

Cine Dame rpeiIt in elmer tIeinen
Seitlins 81 8eiud, in Der cs Wooe lit
oaB gum Sonnenuntersang elm Boil
IeriduB a~beefeuert mir6. @ridredt
fabrt Die Game BEL Dem Sduile mi.
benz aitsrnf 5~uiammen: .@as NOR
oas2" Die Come gebt inter. lai,.
tete Die 4ntiuort. sglt, gibt oas bier
ieoesmal iolden &nalI2 8ei iut5
bort man oaS gar nidt, ipenn bic
Come untergebt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-11
G~ountaasiaaer.

.@os iogen sic 5u benz Sdubi
Der @ogel muB oo9 ipobI berlnte,-
fommenl Weinen sic ni4t ou62"
6oriter raber fi9erl tuenl er
6tnger friegtl@ .f lss6 ea4sk
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-11

M. Tn. II a. berianft anp Oarantirh BON alien
uepcbnteit,