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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-05-20
fridays Daily.)

In the presence of more than one
hundred alumnae, representing half
the states of the union, the celebra-
ton of the diamond anniversary OF
Columbia Institute was begun at noon
today with the formal welcoming exer-
cises, held in the historic study hall.
The occasion was one of the most not
able in the history of Columbia, for it
marked not only the anniversary Of a
great school but promises to result in
the establishment of that school on
even a better foundation than hereto
fore. Present were women gifted in
many pursuits, some of them of more
than state wide reputation. Cultured
and charming, dressed in gala cos
tunes, they presented distinguished
appearance, which in itself was mag
nificent tribute to their alma mater.
The exercises were opened by sing
ing 20, Fair Institute" the words of
which had been rearranged by Miss
Spain from Robert Schumann's 20,
Swinging Sum-" the number being Civ
en- by the vocal class, with piano ac-
compartment by Miss Ashton. TheH
followed the welcoming address by
Mrs Hardin P. Figuers, of this city.
Miss Mary Meyers, of Nashville, made
a feeling response.
Mrs. CARGO Gordon Dalton gave a Vo-
cal number, with violin obligato by Mrs. |
Darden Harkreader and piano accom-
paniment by Miss Ashton. At the con-
clusion of this number the auditors |
filed into the dining room to the |
strains Of Aud Lang Syne," sung by
the vocal class with accompaniment
by Peleteri's orchestra, where an elab-
crate buffet luncheon was rendered all
the alumnae, both local and visiting
by Rev. and Mrs. Walter Branham Ca
pers.
The Exercises.
At 1870 o'clock this morning beau
tifully costumed women began arriv-
ing at Columbia Institute. They were
received by the faculty and members
of the senior class and spent pleas
ant half hour in viewing the building,
lingering longest in the art room, t
where beautiful pictures lined the s
walls and handsome hand painted Chi s
ma decorated the tables. Shortly af- t
ter IL o'clock the visitors formed in t
the hall and assembled to the study y
hall, where the exercises we're held.
The study hall was crowded, seats a
having been placed even in the aisles, a
while many stood. 1t was 1920 when b
the chorus assembled and began sing b
ing 20, Fair Institute" Miss Spain d. G
rected the chorus, which was compos- II
ed of her voice pupils. The arrange r
ment of the words had rendered them o
appropriate. a
Mrs. Hardin P. Figuers then deliv- A
cred the welcoming address, speaking
rom manuscript,
Il come in the name of Mr. and Mrs V
Japers,%the. faculty, the local pupils IL
and columbia, with outstretched al
lands ,andssas hearty. God bless you, as c,
We welcome you back to your girlhood B
lome watched your faces as you HI
entered the hall, so filled with mem Il
,ries, and knew many keys were be- Il
ng fitted to locks grown rusty with OF
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-05-20
DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY
OF COLUMBIA INSTITUTE
FITTINGLY OBSERVED
NoTARI,E OCCASION IS. USHERED IN BY VEL
COMING EXERCISES IN THE
STUDY HALL

MRS HARDIN p WELCOMES THE ADMINISTERING
AND ELOQUENT RESPONSE BY MISS MEYERs-DR AND
MRS cAPERs ENTERTAIN AT LUNCHEON
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HoW'S THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
j. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
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RivER e

The steamer Mt. Sterling and
barge left last Monday for Chamois
to boat Railroad ties from there to
Portland for A. Langenberg the tie
contractor of Cooper Hill; she will
be busy almost all week
The steamer w. L. Hickman took
a raft of ties to Gore Sunday; Mon
day evening she took a run to Rush
Island with a barge In tow, and came
into port with 400 sacks ear corn;
yesterday she made her regular Gore
trip and brought up passengers and
freight.
The steamer Unique a Government
boat passed by here Monday on her
way to st. Louis.
Captain Gustave Wohlt, president
of the Ferry Co, went to Berger on
important business Monday.
Captain Sam NJ. Hickman caught
quite a number of catfish Monday.
Last Saturday evening 1t started
to rain, and the rivermens' hearts
beat high, expecting it to rain long
enough to give the river a sufficient
rise so the boats would be able tc
start out, but they were dissappoint
ed as the rain did not last long
Hal Dodd an old river pilot who
many years ago was employed IL
that capacity by the Ferry Co.. fa
off the steamer "Pilot" and drown
ed. He was 6s years old.
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ste a~nsarei6eaSe @aHf.

Ri9arb @traub per0ffentli9t einise
grinnerunsen an Sans BON Billion,
Ou ersablt er II. 81: Gines 3ages mar
Billion (bas @eI9idtden fpielt in
R,iningsn) mitten I'M Stubium bon
gerlios' rSarolb" Ginfonie, als Der
Serso9 @eorg, sefolst BON ieinem Obj
%iutantsn Serrn b. g., bos Sbedter be-
trat. Billion tfopfte fufort alb une
fraste na9 bes Sersoss 8ef.bl. Der
Itati.lise Shirt fpoGlte nur auhOrer
urO fraste, tpas ssipielt peroe. Sine
Sinfonie bon 8erlio5," ertpiberte BIZ
LON, b.bauerte aber Susleid, baB er
bus @.rt benz Sersog nidt porfiibrsr
tonne, bu er erIt i'm 8eginn bes Stu
buns itGnbe. Ser 9ersos: sDaa
mQat ntdts, id bore Su." Billion
sd bebdure leb6aft, 5oheit, bic Nut
fi9runs 1T su anreif, i'd fann fie Gu'
rer SObett ni9t prdIentiren. 9eraog'
2lb.r Billion, feien sic ntdt tomiid
1T mir egal, tpie es gebt, i'd bOr'
germ Su!!" Billion, It elmer britter
tt.ifen 8erbeusuns: pSobsit, i4 be-
baure gum britten NAL. 90 nett
iuie mir iebt in Der .Sinfonie Iino
r,iat's b0ditens fir Germ ,. S.
Oben bas grin1enbe SrdeIter, bastpi'
fdsn Billion in muTterbafter Sofbal'
ill1s, unten Der SerSos nit BEN driner
Spfer. Sc mar cine hubble 8ruppe,
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60 lit es!

3tpiifen Ebeorie nn0 BrariS ut
I'M oieIeil 9ir9eit elm GROCER Inter
fdsieS uro 10 lift es ultd init Dem
.SSauitiatipe naro Referendum, NIT
ipeIdem Miiiorlri Dor 5tuei Sabren
,begliidt" tpiiroe. Sbeoretiid lit es
tpinpoeridon, tpenn oas 8olf obne
Silfe Ieiner Gertreter @eiete in 8ors
Iflaa 1tiro paiiirn o6er BON Der Seq
islatltr aipgeipmnnteite @eiese nieoer.
itimnten farlt, dher in Der Sraris
tpipo es al ei,teml llebelitatS peroeir.
SSn Der Sdnpei5 9ebt es, no Die Ibe
Ittmmnnngelt in aantoirerl %porgeitoirtr
men ro1er6em Die pielleidt 10 grob tpie
ein anlerifaniibcS County iiro, aber
in @iiIoliri iuie alsfs in atoeueft
iStooten fiimmern iih 81 biele
Stinmgeber ar ,peirig iiber Sie Sru-
gelg bic sur gntidciolarg poliegefr.
Ser 8ehpeis 6afiir iit in bent g5itim-
mliteeir Der letter. Sabre iiter ole
Announcements our Staats- 8erfaiinna
81 finben. 2este @ofe fpiroen Ser-
en- elf nieoerssitilnmt, quite, mittel.
maBige urp6 id)aolife. gslr ann ols
8eiipfel 5ai oieneir, lei eires 6erielb,
en- ermGbnt. 0agielbe iollte oeil
l8iipgern BON ct. 2oiuis 6as @ed,t
Iseben, parosrapbeuaueiie iiber einett
nclren itGotiftyen 5reibrief abauitim.
men, Cling olio MIR Die ct. 2oniier
ON ubo m1re gehpiBfid uortbeilbaft
gepeien. SrosSem lpuroe Steier
8orifIa9 init rieiiger @ebr5eit me.
oergeltimmt. 8ir befiir6tem oaB
Dos .Snitiatibe" lair 6a5u oiereir
ipiro, Dem Stimmgebern allerlef frog
Iide ooer gar perriidte gori4ldge
b~or0ulegen, fir Die feline Segtslatair
5u bdben pare.
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JOHN FREDERIC wERFELMAN

JOHN FREDERIC wERFELMAN
Defendant.
At this day comes the Plaintiff
herein, and files her Petition and
Affidavit, alleging, among other
things, that Defendant John Frederic
Werfelman, is not a resident Of the
State Of Missouri; so that the or
binary process of law cannot be serv-
cd upon him in this State.
Whereupon, 1t Is ordered by the
clerk In vacation, that said Defen-
dant be notified by duplication that
against him by petition and attach
ment In the circuit court OF GaScon-
ade County, State Of Missouri alleg-
ing among other things that defen-
dant Is the husband of plaintiff; that
from and after the 18th. day OF
October 1910 defendant wilfully and
without any reasonable or good cause
therefore deserted and abandoned
plaintiff and has from and since said
date failed and refused and still falls
and refuses to Live and cohabit with
plaintiff as husband and wife and
has from and after the 18th day OF
October 1910 failed, neglected and re-
fused to maintain and provide for
plaintiff and praying the court to adj
Judge to plaintiff out OF the property
and effects now in the possession
custody and control of defendant the
sum of fifteen hundred dollars be-
longing to plaintiff and that the court
will adiudge to plaintiff out Of the
property of the defendant such sup
port and maintinance and for such
time as to the court shall seem just
and proper, and that defendants prop
erty has been attached and that
unless the said John r. Werfelman,
the defendant, be and appear at this
Court, at the next Term thereof, to
be begun and holden at, the Court
House in the town of Hermann, In
said County, on the 9th. day of
January 1911, next, and on or before
the LIST day of said Term, II the Term
shall so long continue-and II not,
then on or before the last day of
said Term--answer or plead to the
Petition in said cause, the same will
be taken as confessed, and judgement
will be rendered accordingly.
And 1t Is further ordered, that a
copy hereof be published, according
to law, in the Advertiser Courier, a
newspaper published in said county
of G~asconade for four weeks success
sively, published at least once a week
the last insertion to be at least fiji
teen days before first day OF said
next term Of this court.
w. J.. ELLIS
Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the Record.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
the Circuit Court of Gasconade Coun-
ty, this 81 day of November 1910.
w. j. ELLIS
(SBAL) Circuit Clerk.
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,b,r oIs i'd bic fadm Is Wleter longs
NampfburfaHe bsfties, Inn meines
@mt.s an Der S6eibe gu palten. ba
Surbe mir 70 gang ~.anbers" gu
mltb. Cine 9efabr fir 2eib unb
qeben beItano fpObl ni6t. bsnn bieis
Sompfbeiboote finb obiolut niesfsItA.
ob,r 70 elm @turSbab nod BEN ans
bern iiber ii6 srsebsn gu laFen, nit
tSbtliasr @epiBbeit ii9er gu iein.
bah aerabe an ben empfinbli9ifen
GteDen. am Salfe, an ben Sdnbs unb
anisa.lenfen. in ubiebbursr 3eit Der
nod tets perfogenoe fpaferbi9te NIB
fhluB Der Ma9t bes Gtdrtsren peiGt
unb batei feline flint Sinne aufams
m~eusubalten, man CLAUDE mir, es
dibt G6Dneres, aud Der begeiftertfte
G,,mann perliert ben @lauben an bi.
go.ie BEG Meeres. On Der S9eibe
anqefommen, golf es neue SinberniHe
al nsbmen, nidt au bt9t beran, ba.
nit bas sirtd bier Meter breite Slpb,
pel@es ie mad Der G%ntfernune Der
ndditen anrpIenben Mele balb nis
ter, balb iiber @afer mar, ni9t uns
ter bas Boot fdnitt, aber aud ni9t
al ipeit meg, bdmit Der Sprung auf
bas SIpb ni9t borbei selang. Nad
srfpldtem 8emdlen Der Sreffer duf
&r 2einpanb berurfadrfe bann Der
Ridaang in bas Boot biefel6en
6dpierigfsiten. So tluppte aber al
les ppr3iigIi9 -; etpa bier Stunben
tat.en mir in oben gef6ilOerter Meis
f infer. Mrbeit psrridtet. mir ipas
rem aea.n bic fGmmtli9e 2Drpertbeile
b.b.rrid.nbe Seu9tigfeit bereits 70
.mpfinbungslos getporben, baB aud
bsr 6umor tpieber gu feinem Re9t
tam, tpern NAL elmer Der MotroI.r
aus ltns.I9idli9t.it Elm taltes 8ab
nabni, bas Sisnal r%llebuns beenb.tD
mar f&on seseben, ba erfolgte bic
&ataftropbe. @iner Der S9iife bats
/. bas babe SloB sertriimmert, uno
mir b~etpunberten beim lebten 2ons
ben g.rabe bas Meiterftiid, ipie bies
fer SduB einen pieredisen 8alt.n
ipie einen 9leiftift .angefpibt bate,
ba rannten mir aud fdon in ihn
binein. SroB a1er @eriu4e tonnts
bas Cod ni9t mebr beritopft fpers
ben, In StrDmsn ersoB fi4 bas Wai'
fer in ben inneren @aumt, naa eini'
atn Minuten bs3eihnete MIR Elm DO
i,nriua bic Gtele. no auf benz Mee'
r,sarunbe un{ere 8artafe lag. Weh'
hiitbia geba@ten mir. pabrenb mir.
Dor &dlte unb RdFe sitt.rnb, uns
an bas @erippe Der Sheibe dnflam'
merten unb auf r@blDiuns" tparteten
b.s treffliden aognats, ben ein fur
forqlidsr 8otteIi.r fir Die 9eimteb1
In benz REORGANIZATION bes 8ootei
b.ritaut bate. als nod Sdsen bi
8artaFe seboben tpurbe, fanb er I'D
stpar unpsrfebrt Dor. ubsr unter NOR
malen Winbs nnb DetterperbdltniHei
1T es NIT Der ,Sreffli9teit" bes Rdn
ttnentoanais ni9t nett ber,gih ps
niafens nabm nit Der Ieeren 5lai9
uls anbenten borlieb.
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made this arrangement necessary In
New York. Philadelphia. Boston and
Chicago. and as in these cities, they
will be given at increased prices. No
advance viii be charged for other
performances.
Sale opens December 10.
Orders for season tickets, accom-.
panied by check. may now be sent to
ST. LOUIS GRAND OPERA COM
MITEE. care of Bollman's Piano
House. 1902 Olive Street, ST. Louis.
Mo. All mail orders filled strictly in
order Of receipt
DON'T DELAY - WRITE NOW.
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alIsu trGftis. ST bic gis
gsarre trdftig8 = Wds osnten sic,
ols ID ie i'm Coupe rauGte, iinb atpei
Sal1sn obnmd6tig seporoen!
OreierIei. 8ermittler Gum
~aarotoaten): 9rei BAIT i9 our @uss
1aa. oa,.. Sic cine ift Witttpe,. . /.
~ onOsre Iebis,... un6 bic brittle
rid seidiebenl
.ertIdrt. SD bin aber bod
" " ltsinuns, Serr Rublein, baB sic
NJ Oon oitfem freden Menfhen bds
~ sati.l bieten iaHsn! - aaun gar
s ssa. al bel peroen, ~ Id bin bod
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to be able to cure incureable diseases
or surgical diseases by the admins
tration Of drugs, may become a MEM
Der Of this society, and upon pay
ment OF three dollars, two dollars Of
which goes to the state medical soci-
ETY. and n dollar for the home so
ciety, will be accepted as a member
of this society, and thus become elig-
ible to the national society. All APP
plications for membership should be
made to the undersigned secretary,
Memberships always commence with
the first OF the current year.
Very respectfully yours,
John D. Seba, M. D,
Secretary & Treasurer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-02
GRAND OPERA
SAINT LOUIS
January z, 3 and 4, 1911

An opportunity to hear "Salome,"
with all the scenic effect, will be
given the people of the West.
"The Girl of the Golden West
"Tales Of Hoffman,"
"Tannhausr,"
will also be rendered.
The worlds greatest artists will be
heard during this engagement.
The Coliseum in Saint Louis, has
been completely refitted for this
occasion.
Following is the scale of prizes:
SEASON SUBSCRIPTION SALE
Four Performances.
Main Floor:
Orchestra 49,, $500 a performance
Orchestra Circle. $4.oO a performance
Main Floor -. $500 a Performance
First Balcony:
Secs. s and 9, 81 and %, first
two rows $500 a performance
All other seats in these four
sections $3.50 a performance
Remaining seats in front two
rows $500 a performance
All other seats in first balcony
.s1.00 a performance
Second Balcony:
ALL seats go. $l,00 a performance
sale opens November z; coIses
December II.
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Bon, alien @raneel.

Der Selomari9al Brungel beseg:
nete einem Stuatsoffi3ier auf Der
etrabe, Der Sffisier griiBt por@
l3rtftsmdbis uno ipia ppriiberseben.
aber 8rongel bait i'm an uno
iaet:
Nat Iino Sie2"
pMoipr uu6 @utoinonscommdns
otur!" Osriebte Der Sront ma4enOe
Sffisier.
rNee. MD baIbiert iinO Sic" err
ntosrte Der alte @rangel.
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PROCEEDINGS OF TIE GAsco-
MADE : Usage : MARES
NnIIATNN MEnIHAI SnHIETN
COUNTY MEDICAL sc


The Gasconade Usage : Maries
County Medical Society met in Bland
Mo-, last Wednesday,. Nov, %, 1910.
In the absence OF the president. the
vice-president, DIR. M. e. Spurgeon,
presided at both sessions.
Following officers we're elected for
the coming year: President, DR.. M.
E. Spurgeon, vice-president, DR.. w.
R. Ferren, Secretary and Treasurer,
DR.. j. D. Seba. Delegate to the state
convention, DR.. M. E. Spurgeon, al
ternate, DIR. w. r. Terrell. Bland
was selected as the place of meet
ing.
Al joint supper was relished at the
Bland Commercial Hotel at five o.
clock p. M
At the night session, DR.. M. E.
Spurgeon gave a lecture on infan-
tile paralysis. According to this lee
ture the etiology of this disease Is
not yet known. 1t is believed that
1t is due to a specific infection. just
how this infection reaches the body
is also unknown, 1t Is believed,
though, that the infection Is convey
ed to the system through the naso-
~pharengeal mucous membrane. Flex.
ner having almost proven this theo-
ry by injecting monkeys with the
disease, by painting this membrane
with a serum obtained from the spi-
nal cord OF patients affected with po-
l~iomyalities. 1t is also possible that
the Infection might be carried by
blood sucking insects. Flexner fall
ed with THE micre : organism, unless
these animals were also fed opium
with the food. The opium having a
tendency to prevent the illumination
of the infected food. DR.. Spurgeon
reported a series of five S OF
pohomalitis in children, the paralys-
is in every attack is from two to
four days. Statistics show that out
OF each one hundred persons who
have poliomalitis, ten die, ten recover
entirely, and eighty remain cripples
for life.
The society learned that a lot Of
spectacle houses are planning to have
a bill passed by the next legislature
to the effect to allow none but grad
uated in optemetery to fit glasses.
This would cut out all merchants
from carrying a stock of spectacles,
and would place the whole business
in to the hands of speck peddlers.
Our society is opposed to the inact-
ment Of such a law, and hereby ask
the representatives elect from this
district to vote against the proposed
optometery bill. The people by their
vote have shown that they are OPP
posed to too much legislation
The Gasconade : Usage : Maries
County Medical Society is an auxil-
larry to the Missouri State Medical
Society, andd the American Medical
Association, no physician living In
our territory can be a member to
either of these societies unless he
first becomes a member Of our so
first becomes a member Of our so
ciety. Any physician living within
this territory can become a member
OF our society providing he is pract-
icing medicine according to the ma
tional code of medical ethics. Any
person who Is a legal practicing ply
stefan Within the meaning OF the
state law and who does not hold
himself out to The public as an allo-
path, homepath. or az an eclectic,
and who does not advertise otherwise
! that by plain card, or does not claim
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siheLE PERFORMANCES.

Owing to the great cost of the pro-
ducing rights Of "Salome" by Strauss,
and THE Girl OF the Golden West
by Pnccini, an advance of so per cent
win be charged for all tickets for
these performances remaining unsold
at the close Of the ssason Sale. The
cost of the new masterpieces has
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-02

~ GorrtIponbtHssu NIB GtHisn6unsen bon ang,-
mttnsm Sntsrsie ftno trbtteu. mhVen nns itooh
pdtsftfus Wittirod trrsihsu. sir bic asfhten
nnierer GprrtiponbeuItn iiuo mir Hitt usrfutiport,
ltd Ter nohre EaHit BIS Shreite 4 mhb unf in
allen 6dleu mtig,tbtilt merbeu.
E5- ~stnstsen pon m.br aIs 6 Sou 8 l6bt maNtu
ip6ttftens SonusrStoa Woreeu eire,rtiht werosn.
ssnonmtu.
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0ldleHsWr3Het, III pes
gen ibren ppr5laliben
Gi9entdaften, ipelde
bic @elunobeit tpieoer
berffelen, aitSeosm be.
tauHt. Sur @eiunointg
BON &benmatiSmuS,
S~iIdenidmer5eii, frans
Ten 0irren, 2eber uHb
8laien, iowie Sd)mers
den in iraeno einem
4beiIe heS 6arnonnnea
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.raf prts. Co., 9erausgeber.

Entered in the Post Once at Hermann. Mo.
as second class mail matter.
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Gtebtm Ste auf init einets
Iabutett Na6enf
Rietenieeietn naaAt eie sIsns.

Or. ailmtr's ,,Spamp.%pot" (Sampf.
@urjel), bic mnnoerbare &iereus, 2eber. nub
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RpE OF

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
State OF Missouri
County OF Gasconade IS.
In the Circuit Court, January Term
1911.
LAURA WERFELMAN, Plaintiff
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SIZE resuliret 80 Gent nno / Collar SIaIden
iino IN allen Gpctbefen 81 baben. Man
merle iit ben Nanen: ,,Spamp,Gpot," Or.
9tlmer's ,Suamp' &oct," unb bic Nbreiie:
8in9banttpn, U. y, an ieoer Slaide.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-02

bn i~iberienber. @enn
Sic iGreiben, ermdbuen
Sic, bic ltberale Sferte
IN bieiem 8latte aeleien
gu baben nnb fd)ideu
sic Sbre aoreiie oil
Or. &iImer & Go,
Rinohontfnu Sd ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-02

iibertriift Ie faIt aue grportunsen. Sie
Sdpdde, 6os @aier e~inSubalten, iotpie brsr.
nenoss @nferlaIen miro burf bieie glrsnei
beieitigt, iie liaosrt bic b6ien Rad)Iol9eu oes
@enufes BON Spirituoien, Sier NIB @ein
lno perbinSert pas pitmali9e @nIierlaiisn
bel Tag Iuo tudbreno Ger SdlnfSeit.
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