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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-07-01
Stories Of the Fourth
Recolecions Of Some Early Celebrations -
- Of independence Day

ter you from engaging In 20 glorious
. task Whatever censures may be
thrown out by men and illiberal
minds. your character will rise In the
estimation OF the virtuous and noble.
1t will appear with luster In the an.
mails OF history and form . glorious
contrast to that Of those who have
sought to obtain conquest and crafty
their ambition by the destruction
OF their species and the ruin OF their
country"
Paul Lister Ford gives n tense
snatches OF description OF some Of the
earliest celebrations Of our Independ.
ence day.
The first Fourth was on the Sth.
Countless times since has the day
been honored by the reading aloud OF
The declaration, but never has the
event had the dramatic thrill Of that
flashing moment In the courtyard OF
Independence hall when 1t was read
aloud to outsiders for the first time.
and never again could bonflres. rock
cts and the ringing of bells mean all
that they did that night In the his.
toric city Of Penn in the yea 1776.
New York celebrated the following
day. and thereon hangs q tale-no less
an incident than the beheading OF q
king.
On Bowling Green stood a magnin.
cent equestrian statue Of his majesty.
George the Third. torn down and un.
ohicially executed In q half-mischiev-
ous. half-patriotic Fourth OF July
spirit. But the delicious end was not
yet George was Of q leaden nature
we refer merely to the equestrian
statue. of course!-and later his bro
ken fragments were nodded into bull.
lets to fight the British.
1t was not until 1882 that congress
celebrated the Fourth for the first
time. having decided to adjourn over
that day and dine together-which
the members ~impressively did at the
fashionable hour of three o'clock. q
unique feature Of the entertainment
being the music rendered by q band
OF Hessians taken at Trenton, while
between the drinking of every toast
patriotic volleys were fred of by
soldiers drawn up outside the door OF
the city where the country's lawma
kers had congregated.
That same night. the city was FLU
minated by lighted candles placed In
every window-with the exception Of
a few dark houses still loyal to a lost
| cause.
AS an example Of some OF the posi-
bilities of the impassioned oratory Of
e~arly-day Fourths We quote a few Of
the vivid words Of a New Jersey
divine In a memorable" address Of
the year 1923.
For more than seven years, the
savage foeman and the fiend Hessian
exhausted their murderous p~ropensi
ties. The old man. trembling beneath
a weight Of years-the infant smiling
at the glittering bayonet pointed at its
bosom-and the tender female, swoon.
ing amidst her fears, were alike disre,
garded. Then, beneath q burning sun
or through almost impenetrable SHOWS
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-07-01
EVER HAVE LIBRARY FRIcHT7
AWFUL Feeling That eomstimss A.
tacks People Asking for eoeks
In Q Strange Place.

Library fright II an awful feeling.
said the librarian. 1T attacks people
who 60 into . strange library to look
around or rest for . few minutes and
are told that In order to enjoy the
hospitality of the reading room they
will have to ask for . book and make
At least . pretense Of reading.
Il have had libr,uy fright twice my
self. My first attack was In the Con-
~gressional library In Washington I
wanted to read there for . few min
utes. just to be able to say aftervar1
that had read there. Used a. l vas
to handling books. I couldn't think q
even the dictionary when 1t came to
making a choice. After . few minutes
OF hopeless floundering Taine's His
tory Of English Literature came into
my mind l had no desire on earth to
look at Taine's English literature then
or at any other time. but I give you
vy word ! cot dnt think Of any other
look to save my life.
Another time In . library right
here In town ! was stricken with q
similar panic and after stumbling
through the catalogue In Z daxed sort
OF way ! asked for David Copperfeld'
-Copperfeld. mind you. that l had
lead ~forty-eleven times and knew BY
heart A person who has never ex-
perienced library fright cannot imag-
Inc how foolish and helpless the sui-
ferer feels."- Exchange.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-07-01

phia, but a little neighbor across the
way, New Jersey forsooth. calls atten-
ton to her finger in the pie of honor
able mention by claiming that in the
day of exciting debate over the pass
age Of the declaration 1t was one of
her representatives who "by a laconic
speech, signalized for its energy, its
disinterestedness and its burning
patriotism, turned the scale which was
at the moment equipoise."
There is" said this venerable
Witherspoon, when he perceived the
house wavering, there Is a tide in the
affairs OF men-a nick Of time. We
perceive 1t now before US. To hest
tate is to consent to slavery. That
noble instrument upon your table,
which insures immortality to It's au-
thor, should be subscribed this very
morning by every pen in this house.
He who will not respond to its accents
and strain every nerve to carry into
effect its provisions Is unworthy the
name Of freeman. For my own part,
of property l have some-of reputa-
ton more. That reputation is staked
on the issue Of this contest-that
property Is pledged. And. although
these gray hairs must soon descend
into the sepulcher. l had infinitely
rather they would descend thither by
the hands of the executioner, than de-
sert, at this crisis. the sacred cause of
my country"
The present-day big little boy of six
the present-day little big boy of sixty
in the blissful midst of the bang
banging hullabaloo of q glorious
Fourth has no idea Of the narrow es-
cape the Fourth-of-July firecracker
had from death and humiliation.
Rev. Jacob Duche is the profane
meddler who would have stamped out
the spluttering JOY from the life OF
the small boy forever. Duche, a ma
tive Of Philadelphia. began the Revolu.
tionary period SO periodically that
when chaplain OF congress at the out.
break of war he gave up his entire
salary for families Of patriots fallen In
battle. But by 1777 he had undergone
80 mysterious a change of heart that
he wrote Washington a letter In
which he pictured the patriotic cause
In the most dire fashion possible and
then plunged into the following en-.
treaty:
"Your penetrating eye needs not
more explicit language to discern my
meaning. With that prudence and
delicacy, therefore. Of which | know
you are possessed represent to IN
e the Indispensable necessity OF
resembling the hasty and ill-advised
Declaration OF Independence. Recon-
mend, and you have an undoubted
right to recommend. an immediate
cessation OF hostilities. Let the IN
troversy be taken up where the dec
laration left It and where Lord Howe
expected to have found 1t. Let men
OF clear and impartial character. In
and out Of congress. gentlemen. lib
eral In their sentiments. heretofore in
dependent In their fortunes, and some
such are surely to be found In Amert.
CO, be appointed to confer with his
maiesty's commissioners. O! Sir.
let no false ideas Of worldly honor de.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-07-01

my favorite, l think. Only $50 a
month he got. but he sent me half of
1t each time. And even when he was
a grown man. when he came to say
goodby to me. he'd put his arms
round my neck and kiss me just like
a little boy. Oh, he was so good to
me-and ! miss him so. His was a
second enlistment, too-in fact. all
my boys enlisted a second time.
Tommy was In the hospital corps
when he died. His body was sent
home to me. and In 1904 they buried
him with military honors. here in ia,
macia Plain"
The tears welled up afresh ann
dropped upon the military bedquilt.
Here am" repeated the mother OF
heroes. "a tired old that they
say did a lot for her country"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-07-01
LOOKING FOR TROUBLE
son for insisting on Taking
Vacation.

II am determined to 60 on a vaca-
ton"
Whittier looked almost fierce as he
spoke. Cleverton regarded him with
q quizzical look.
You have a comfortable homer
he asked.
Splendid: nothing could be better
And a loving wifee"
None more so. Studies to please
all the time. Never obtrudes herself.
and is silent when desirable"
You are in good physical condL.
tom"
Very. never felt better"
NO trouble of any sort, no hidden
worry that you want TO get away
from"
None. whatever. Everything 10 Sc
rene."
What then. is the reason for your
going?"
Whittier smiled.
My dear boy" he replied. don't
you know that when everything Is
running smoothly. when there Is abso-
lutely no cause for complaint. when
o simply couldn't improve On the
present condition IL you tried-don.t
you understand that then the pure
and unadulterated cusseGness OF hui
man nature absolutely demands that
something be done to upset the har.
mony Of ~things2 That's why | am go
ing on a vacation. I'm looking for
trousle,"-Thomas l.. Mason In Lip
~pincott's.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-07-01

the father was torn from his s~hrieking
~family-and traitors and hirelings ap-
piled the torch which drew from the
peaceful cottage its inmates whose
flight was facilitated by the flames
and by the crash"
A swapping play upon words was the
toast that sparkled most to the fancy
OF early Fourth OF July banquets, and
few could have outdone the following
qiQuant flashes: q
Il. America!-'trail arms 2. Great
Britain!-'ground firelock.' 3. France
-'as you we're 4. Spain-'wheel to
the right s. Freemen-'display col.
umn.' 6. Tyrants-'take distance 7.
South America-'close to the front
forward march. halt s. Nations OF
the globe-'order firelock, stack arms.
rest"
The most unique of the early cele.
brations was the new and solemn
style" In which the Fourth was cele-
brated at Castleton. Va, in the year
1920. On the 9Th Of July. TIT. Capt
Nathan Williams had been killed and
scalped while fighting the British and
Indians. His body left on the ground
had been buried. wrapped In an Indian
blanket. After 43 years, It was ths
happy inspiration Of his surviving COM
panions to disinter the remains n
honor him-and Independence Day
with the pomp Of a public funeral.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-07-01

sentative tendencies and has shown
remarkable power OF organization
since he began. at the completion OF
his apprenticeship as a printer, to take
part In labor union affairs. Born at
Manlius. n. Y. iE 1867. he lived many
years in Syracuse. N. Y. where he
was for seven terms president of the
Syracuse Trade assembly and q men,
Der of the city board OF fire commits.
sioners. In 1S99-19OO Mr.. Lynch was
the first v~ice-president OF the Internz-
tonal Typographical union.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-07-01
FOUR CHILDREN At PRAYER
Petitions to the Throne q
Grace Made Without Intentional
l~rreverence.

The late Bishop Foss at q dinner at
his Arch street residence In Philadel-
phia. talked In an interesting way one
evening of children's prayers.
That a study Of evil-in novels or
plays-teaches Us to avoid evil. hs
said. is q very doubtful theory. A
Bala mother told her little boy d DAY
Of the children of Israel and their vor.
ship OF the golden calf. and the NEXT
day she found the urchin In the stahle
praying to his pony.
"A little girl was hidden 10 reeurn
thanks In her prayers for the healthy
birth OF . baby brother. She ala =.
concluding the prayer reproachfulfy
with: But. Lord. We needed . motor
car ia more
"A boy OF seven showed . spirit ~
might all emulate when. In the midst
Of . storm. he prayed: Please. God.
don't hurt me! I'm only Z very. very
little boy
Another boy. ~ he rose from Hi
knees Ut his bedside. vas reminded
that he HADN'T prayed for grandma,s
safety
What. he cried. Has she rot ono
too! And yet yoa cay little boys
can't manage them!'.-Loe Aneelss
TtmeA
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nation, It happened that Charles Car
toll OF Maryland jostled elbows with
Carter Bruxton Of Virginia. the for.
mer q thin. angular gentleman OF
skinny pattern; the latter built on
broad lines. luxuriantly padded. tip
ping the scale at ITO pounds.
We'll. Mr.. Carroll" Bruxton club
billy grinned. 'the British say they
will hang US as rebels II they catch
US. II they do, l will have greatly
the advantage. for as am heavy. my
neck will be broken at once. while I
fear you will dangle in the air and
hang OF for some time
It is the cherished pride Of Virginia
that the declaration was drawn up by
q native son. the boast of Pennsylva-
MIA that 1t was signed In her Philadel.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-07-01
HEADS AMERICAN PRINTERS
James NJ. Lynch, Reelected President
of international Typographical
Union, Remarkable Organizer.

Indianapolis.-James NJ. Lynch, who
has been reelected president of the
International Typographical union. has
been at the head of that organization
since 1900. He is a leader of on
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-07-01
COOKING Of Rlca

TO two cupfuls OF boiling water n
the upper part Of double boiler add
one-half teaspoonful salt and one-hall
cupful Of rice (washed). Cook direce
y over the fre for one minute. place
pan In lower part Of boiler. hall dlled
with boiling water. and cock about
one-hAlf IN hour. o until the rico M
absorbed all the water. 10 not III
while cooking. The grains viii u
large. haky. separate and unbroken.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-07-01
Drowned Rice.

Cook q cupful Of rice with three
cupfuls Of milk In . double boiler un.
til soft. Season It with one teaspoon.
full OF salt and one tablespoonful Of
butter. Pack II closely In q small
breadpan. When cold cut It In halt
inch slices and brown them delicately
in hot butter. Or spread the slices
slightly with butter. put them n Z
fine. well buttered gridiron and color
q light brown over = clear nre.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-13

Wir mpuen unleren 2eiert eir
brldlib perlidern bab Bol4se,s
German Syrup beut5utaee polltin
has einsise 8rdparat i'm Wartte ~
ueld,es Saminbiubt linoert nno
heift. so ertbatt bic Gteenm.ttel'
ala reiner Tbeer. Gussug ppr, Ptlan,
aenhars u, D., pelde als Setlmtttel
Sar Suiien unb Ghwinbintt optl oen
meoeaiy;s-se ~@onsreNen 10 bod se'
5h6bt lib. Der SdwtnottGtlge,
e~inerlei ub bic Srantbeit i'm Saile
pber aunae, muB bes Matts @use
babe uno bes Mureens tret le'n eon
aufaue ppu trotenen uno tolternoen
Suten. Die ertrantten Sbetle per-
fanoen nad 8ube, beilenoer ano
linbenber Bebauotupe, utio Der Pa'
tieut bebarf Der ridden Suit, outer
Wahruns freien ausmnrfs oes Mor'
oens, nit lbneGer nno o%anernoer
S%inberuua. aleine Glaibhen 81
as Gents sepbbnlihe @rbBe nabeau
? Mat 10 bel entbaltenb IS Gents.
Sn auen Gpptheten sa haben.
~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-13

benz llebel oes Srunfes 81 iteiierft
luffen, fiibrt 5t,r gerIo9enbeit uno
bat nirsenbs grfoFg. gHd,of got'
fer.
es Idbt ii6 fem Prohibitions @e.
Ies dbfaiien, obne Onb es Die DE,
miitber erreete, peil es in Die Srei'
belt Der @erion einsreiit ODER I'M
biIIige aIailennntcridieoc idafft nno
BON itGotiiden 8eamten 81 erprell'
llligen mibbrouft miro, iagt giidot
0oane III 3nu gorf.
Ger wabre Sinn bes @orteo
n0tdbigfeit" lit aus benz Der DRIFT
li6cu ScIbitbeberriduug III Den Der
p0ai1en Gutbnltiamfeit BON beronl6'
enoen @rtrdnf perengt uuo perfrilp'
belt moroen. 8iidof @Ditofer.
9ii6of Sail in gcrnlollt iogt ole
@robibitiou p%erbrdngc nas llebel, %
lie al beilen trad)te, III Den @erlted
mo efidnpere oamit feline 9lbitellnnl,
Sic Made Die &eaellrng oes &c.
perbes, ME 5. 9. oie llebcrtuo6nug
Der Site Ser @etrGnfe, unnoglif.
Sogar IN GfIobonta bat Der Vi,
ibof 9roOfe icine Stimine geaell
6ic Grp9ibitiun erboben mo @is
IiAof 8oy IN @isconiin beiGlieBt Den
@cigcn nit Ser Grflarltii9 Sd 8lalt.
be 1tidt oa Bes III gan5 sthterifo jim
@ii66fe gie6t, Die iiir &robibitior
iiuS.
Gie Stelllutg ocS GarOiuolS Glib.
son in Baltimore, 0eS Gr5bildofS
W'ebmer III Ntilpalfec, beS @i.
ibpis Sponloing lnto mloerer ia.
th4liiAer &irdeniiiriten fennt nlat
uilo mic iene proteitantiidcn vi.
i6oie gicbt cs 5ablreid)e prpteitanti'
idc nieoere @eiitlide, Die Die BRO.
bibition fir einerl 8cdiel6alg
balten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-13
u CONFERENCES.

Under the call of the State Com
mittee the Republicans of each coun-
ty are to hold a delegated conference
next Saturday May 81, the delegates
to be selected by township mass
meetings. At these conferences the
party representatives are TO ascer-
tain party conditions within the coun
ty and as far as possible, within the
district of which the county is a
part. Candidates for nomination for
any and all offices within the county
are to be canvassed-that is they are
to be instructed on all matters per-
tanning to compliance with the new
primary law, so that there can be no
legal barrier against any man who
may be nominated. And an effort
Is to be made to have a candidate
out for every office to be filled at
the November election. These coun-
ty conferences will give opportunity
for candidates to make themselves
known to township and county lea
ders and will bring working Republic
cans together before the primary
election campaign is finally started
on June 8. the day after all candidat-
es win have filed their declarations.
The State Committee agreed that
such county conferences viii be bet
ter at this time than a delegated
state conference. The REPUBLICANS Of
eeach township should send their
best and most reliable men to the
county conference.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-13
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.
National Stock Yards, III.

May 8, 1910.
Cattle receipts 5000. Market 10 to
15c. higher on all kinds. Nothing
choice here today. Best steers here
sold $7.75; best heifers in full loads
$500. We look for light run this
week and steady market on the
good. kinds.
Hog receipts 1000 dncluding 1000
direct). Quality only fair. Market
opened 5 to 10c, higher, closed ad.
vance lost. Top $500, which is lee.
higher than Chicago; bulk S9.40 to
1886. Good pigs 1895 to $3.50; light
$3.50 to $3.50. Outlook weak.
Sheep receipts $500. Choice kinds
strong; others slow. Good to choice
spring lambs $3.50 to $3.50; good to
choice clipped lambs $40 to $3.50;
sheep $3.50 to $7.75. outlook fair
on choice kinds.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-13

mill, nit iungen 6iidlein periorgen.
Gas i'll bier iebr eintroglit, oa Jill
die bier, no man lie bon Der atlanti'
iheit ODER Der pacifiifen aiiite be-
,ieben mlB, nit i6merem @eloe
auigemoeen weroen milileit. 90
foiten godforellen bier 90 eetits
bas Bfuno uio ieoer geneine 6ilf
% uno 80 Gents bas 8funo. %.
BEL lit sic Iustpabl nidt groB nto
Die GnaIitGt idle6t. Nnr Die 8nd|-
iorellen iin6 oisseaeidnet ino Die
linS es olld NJ eiltens nit oeren
I3ilht lid Der 8rinatunternebmer
6cid6ftiet. 60 audi in ben s&nm.
ora 8aroens", in 0enen an6 Elm
5roi1teif angelegt tit fir SENT
i6neter natiirlid, bonn fir Den &c.
m0bnli6eit Menidleu nit elmer &c.
mo6nIid)en @elob6rie itito Die 6rpi6,
id)enfef bier nift. DDS nutB nan
Dem sllitonlobit %laiiet, pnB man
raid sanlit bonn Sled folnnit, oenn
in elmer gilten Stunbe ii1b mir Die
8 MeiIeu bin uito suriif gefabrcn
uno boben ms nod beinabe cine
Babe Stutl6e Die 6roi6c unO Slide
anieben fonttelt. isis iih0 in OieIcn
5000 SUB @6be nit Dem 6riibling
neiter afs man Inn oieie Set In
Chicago limo iorIt int Siten lit. @titt
fer Rotur bat bereits ibr 8riiblin9S-
9eluano atgelegt, ipobei ibr nailtellt'
lid Der iiingite Hcgen bebiilfli6 &c.
/ meien. Die 91unte, Die bier meiit
@ottonmppoS, iito nit Saiib beoedt
mlO oudl Der gborn idlGgt bereits
aus, freilidl nidt in Dem Gimme, mie
ole meltliden 8ron6os un6 Mauleie
Nber ipenn es I'M Often aid larger
Oaitert, 10 Dir6's nafber oeito lido.
her, oeiln lanoidaitlif ld)0n lit es
bier nidJt, fpcnn man bon Dem mo-
icit1tiidgt Niblid ser 9crae a6iebel
mill. User n2moidaft" mill, ioll
nift na6 Dem 8eitert fommetl, oenr
Die giebt's bier nift, m~eniaitens 90
nift, mo Die ailnit nidt na6gebol-
fen. lln0 iper glalibt, baB er bier
obne Miibe reid neroen Tonne, iolI
audi 5u Saiiie bleiben, oenn i6 babe
nod feinetl g%efunben, Dem oas ae.
gliift mare. Sd peiB aus eigener
@rfabrlrtg, tpte es einem mandanal
in beioen 5iiBen irdt, ben 8anber.
ltab all ergreifen ltnb IN Der @eli
ieiu Slid 81 perfu6en, es lit oas
aber meiit GbimGre. n8leib' in
2anoe itlb ernGbre bid re6lid" ii
cin altes Spridport iitlb in ben mel
item 5dllen trifft es 5u. Illr mr
Die Gotb eineu 6a5u treibt, ioIl maj
iib aus Den altgepobnten 8erbGlt
/ niiien, Die nan fennt, berausreibei
iinb iid IN neue btneinmagen, oil
man nidt fennt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-13
Sin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3cnsnif.

lleber sic gegentparti9en 3uItdnoe
In Sen Ser. Staatcu, legt Die III
Sprolttp, Canada, erifeinett6e 3eit.
Sd)rift g9oronto @orlo" Gin iebr iue.
nig Observation-Disclosures 3eu9niB ab, bas
aber leioer ullr 5ll wobr, uno
nidt ciulnal iimfaiieno iino idari &c
mig lit. Sic ioat nantlid:
pie Souptfrascn III ben Ser.
Staatcn'itno g%egcniudrtig ,,oie SBeu.
eytng, mo 6os oardus eriuadicnoe
Gcrlan8en mad boberen Sobnen."
Gin orittcr Widtiger @runb fir Die
6fonomiiden StOrun9ien lit Bic sf-
tienperlu1licrung ln6 Die gfticn.
@1mbelei. @enn oos @oiier aus
ali Ben groBen Qualification bcralls,
gcpreBt ner6en fOnnte, fonntc piel
8eib altf Crbobun9 Der 2obne itlb
@rliebrigitna Der 2cbeltsbeoiirfniiic
beripon6t peroen, mas iest oltf Gins
5obhtuger fiir pertiinitiges slftien.
8nnital nertuanot mer6en mllB. @all
ltraBe f1mpft fir baS &edt, Die af.
itch audi lueiter 81 oertu1iIern, Die
Gripdrniiie beS &olfeS, ltott fir beS
Bottles 8ohl, gum @ftien.@ 1mbeln
)i nertpeiociL mo 9c8eit re9lIlieren.
DC @eietaebuug. 8ollitraBc lit Oie
theucrite Mtoidine, Die, oblte ie
ielbit etpaS berpor5ibringell, fonItru
irt murOe. MillioHen upo @ilIicA.
Gil Der Griporiliiie beS @olfes mcrNel
icoe 8ods SLIM 9etricb ocg Maidiut
pertpanot, Sic idniit sic @littel fiji
Ianienoe, nolnit lie I'M Gurus leber
tOniien, lie arbeitet gegen sic SOeC
pom ebrlid)eu oficntlid)cn 0icuii
mo oifentIidcu &edtc; lit oltf @c.
, trug~ ati1cboilt, mo 1T sic &olptlr.
idde iiir bic gang mo g1br. IN
rDrlide SonblmngSmeiie Dem @ublt
Iun aegcniiber. Sic lit Gin 5cint
nes GoIfeS III ieiner @eianmfthcit
,@rott" lit Der golitif, 9utppoIitil
I'M Mftieumorft mn holthtiSd,Iid
an Wall Stre6t mo oic ,3ablunqel
bon immenicn Snfnmcn aus sen gr
ipariiiien 0eS Bottles, ais GipiSen
tn ami pcrp0iierten sIftien SuS iint
Ste SanptiibeI, 9eaen peIhe nun mo
htl aentadt miro. uuS meroen mitB
'oll nidt allies slt @runoe gebcn.
Sehn oicie getpcarng nidts erreidi
itcbcn bic Ser. Gtaaten Dor arc
:. Ben %ioaialcn stOrimgcn immcrbaI
Weniger Sabre.
@ir babcn idlcbte Soffnuua, 5,
ole &eaierina nidlt crnitIih Sem lie
hef abbelfen mill. ga lie ielbit fem
,ciue &dnoe bat, uuo "feinc arab
Der onSern Die auaen aitSbadt.
'Bie aIliabrIid Inn 6ieie 3eii
3 berrift iett tuieSer Ser stidbuite,
inter ben ainoern. @rbt Sen Sim
Il bern Or. Gon8eImaun,g Suifel
Scrub. Gs lit oas bette @itteI ac
3 Gen oicies 2eiSen. gu bobel
: in aIinse's slpotbefe nno @aIfer'
I apotbefe in Sernraari, itno 6. 6
{ @ra1t in fredericksburg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-13

sdredIid1e Sdmerssn es.in6ett
8urb idredlide Sdmersen se
pcinist infUlee Der @efte u~nperbau,
ten Speiien, nabm q. o.. @rapIun,
pDn 2uia, WiR., Or. Sings Metu
aife Silfs, init benz &efultnte, \ ME
er idreibt. n6aB ih iurirt mnrbe..
aue Maaen uno @eoarmeunDrbnuns
gen tuersen BebDben burtl ibrem lin.
oernoen Siubipana beionDere Gioen.
ihoften. rs Gents in @alfer Bros.
ylSDibete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-13
ROBERT WALKER,
Rtdytsaualt d. sff'ailidtr llstar,
o.rmaan. Ts.

kxt,rct p,hthtsi, gbhra,t., p,rBtittt ~
Istkta ms 5siiAatiS NIB itrtiat earuttaes r.
Robert weIEss.