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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court Of the county
OF Canyon. state OF Idaho.
In the matter OF the estate OF John
J. TOOle. deceased.
Notice is hereby given By the I'M
dersigned Administrative CT the es.
tate Of John J. Toole. deceased. TO
the creditors OF, and all persons hav-
ing claims against. the said deceased.
to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after
the first publication Of this notice. 10
the said Administrative at her resi-
dence near Payette. Canyon county.
Idaho. the same being designated as
the place for the transaction Of the
business OF said estate in the county
Of Canyon. state OF Idaho.
Dated April 90. 1910.
ELIZABETH G.. TOOLE.
Administrative OF the estate
John J. Tosle. deceased.
HAwLEY PICKETT & HAWLET.
Attorneys, Bsise, Idahs.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14

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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14
NOTICE OF CIVIL SERVICE EX
ANIMATION.

A competitive examination under
the rules OF the Z. S. Civil Service
Commission viii be held On Saturday
July 23rd. 1910. for the position OF
Rural Letter Carrier at Payette, Ida
no. Applications for this examina
tion must be made on the prescribed
form, which, with the necessary in
structions and copies OF the regula-
tons. may be obtained from the
Postmaster al the above named OF
flee.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14

Horseshoe Bend, Idaho, will be the
industrial city of the state when the
railroad building up Payette river
reaches town. Coal mining. metal
mining, lumber manufacturing and
other industries furnish pay roll;
freighting. farming, fruitgrowing.
livestock. Get in ahead of the boom.
For booklets write Horseshoe Bend
Development Company, c. B. Adams.
Manager. 4O5 McCarty Block. Boise.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14
First pub. June % last July Il 10.

me For Sale.-Sawdust. Now is this
me to get it. Chris Henfiehsen.
e For quick sale list your land with
iShe Payette Land Company.
n Fish and game license fer sale al
s'Wood & Spaulding's. Don't run any
risk. Get them now.-Tim Driscoll
Justice of Peace. If
Ice delivered every other day com
mencing Msnday-F. S. Hurd. Ind.
phone 1913. 1sti
For prompt delivery see SCOTS
Dray line. Headquarters at Wells
& Maule.
Thin your apples with the Hood
River Thinning Shears. The Payette
Fruit Packing company sells them.
II you want good timing work
done al a reasonable price give me
a chance at your work. Ny shop
is located in the rear Of the D. C.
Chase real estate office. J. A. Gehrs.
wanted-Girl for general house
work. Inquire at this effiee. Coed
wages will be paid.
For Sale-one 3-horse power en-
CINE, used about six weeks. Cheap.
Also ten shares in Lower Payette
ditch Apply at this office
Lest.--Between the postoffice and
my residence on Saturday bunch OF
keys. Finder please return TO Enter
prise printing offiee.-H. n. Williams
Wanted-A few more single teams
for work on railroad construction at
New Plymouth. Idaho. Also a few
more laborers. Apply to Northwes-
tern Engineering Co. New Plymouth.
The Payette Fruit Packing COM
pany can supply your needs in Berry
Cups and Crates.
Buy your fishing tackle where you
get the correct goods.-wood &
Spaulding. II
Private money to loan on farm
property. First mortgage and gilt
edged security. none others need APP
Ply. II. Lyon, Attorney.
For Sale-Strawberry crates II
cents per hundred. raspberry crates
10 cents per hundred. and cups fer
each so cents per hundr-d-rayetts
Company. 2ltf
Bids will be received for clearing
100 acres OF sage brush land. Ad
dress o. c. Miller. Manager or The
Payette Valley Land and Orchard
Co, Ltd. Payette. Idaho.
For sale-Good work and driving
horse. Inquire of the Moss Mercan-
tile Company.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14
SONS OF VETERANS.

Greeting-To Sons OF Veterans,
whose fathers served in the war OF
1875 in the Union army. You are
requested TO meet in office OF B. R.
Fitch over the postoffiee, in Payette
on Saturday evening July 16, at {
O'Clock for the purpose Of organizing
a Sons OF Veterans camp and to
transact such other business as may
properly come before the meeting 20
which this is called.
Yours in F. c. H.
Committee.
VI. z. Wood,
J. P. Alternately.
W. R. Fitch.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14
NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE AP-
POINTED FOR PROVING WILL,

In the Probate Court Of the COun-
" Of Canyon, State OF Idaho.
In the matter OF the estate of
James W. Colley, deceased.
Pursuant 10 an Order Of said Pro
bate Court. made on the 18th day Of
June 1910, notice is hereby given
that Wednesday. the 9Th day of
July A D. 1910. at ten O'Clock a. m.
of said day al the Court Room Of
said Court. at the Court House in
the City OF Caldwell. County OF Can
yon, has been appointed as the time
and place for proving the WIN Of
said James ". CoIey deceased, and
for hearing the application OF JOS
eph Colley for the issuance TO him
Of Letters Testamentary when and
where any person interested may
appear and contest the same
-. Dated June 18th 1910.
c. J. SEBRING. Clerk.
, First pub. June % last July IA 10.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14

yestigated this proposition for tbs
farther they 90 in il the worse theJ
will founder in trying to refute thc
argument in favor Of il. AS stated
the railroads get an average Of Sl.Ot
per ton for all freight. This is theiI
own statement. Now viii some wise
guy of the Conner school OF state
craft tell where the injustice TO the
roads would come in II we gave them
a fiat rate? For my part would
be willing to add so per cent TO the
Sl.06 and make il at least $3.50, per
ton provided il is made a flat rate.
What would be the result? Every
body, everywhere would be on an
equal footing. and every inequality
from which we suffer now would dis
appear, all the mystifying thousand
and one intricaeies OF freight sched-
ules would disappear. a whole army
Of rate makers who do not know
themselves why they make the rates
and classifications they do. would
be turned into some useful employ
ment; all the big grafters who are
now stealing their freights would
have TO stand to the rock fodder
or no fodder" produce that now
rots for want of market would be
disposed OF TO advantage; every town
and community on the face Of the
continent would have an equal chance
with every other town; all the blood
sucking devices in the way of mid
die mems profit and commissions
would disappear and when a farmer
raised $1,000 worth Of stuff he would
not have to give up $3.50 of it 10 all
-hese grating devices that grow out
IF private ownership Of the trans
1Ortation of the country.
Just turn TO our pOstoffice de-
Iartment as an Illustration Of what
would follow such a condition. Sup
lose our postoffices we're run by
'rivate individuals. In some IOcali-
les We would pay 2 cents for
lamp in others. 3. and II freight :
ates in the west are any criterion
T what would happen here wa would
ay 10 cents for postage stamp.
'hink OF letters being transported in I
he mails and charged for according
D the distance hauled. The confu- J
ion resulting would be no worse
han the awful mixture of inconsistent b
les and perplexities that are pre-
ented to us when We want to know t
about freight rates. We J
an legislate until dooms day. but 0
.gislatiOn is only a quick sand in S
hitch We are laundering deeper and I
eeper all the time BY way of en- y
ouraging some others TO tackle a
lese problems will say. in closing, $
nat have about about six tons Of Il
~ last years potato crop which e
will give to anyone who viii haul Q
lem away. v
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14
ASSESSMENT NOTICE..

Greenwood Avenue Irrigation Com
pany. Principal place OF business Pay
cite. Idaho.
Notice is hereby given, that az a
meeting OF the directors held on
June l6. 1919. an assessment o. e
cents per share was levied On the
capital stock OF The company. payable
to the secretary at his residence On
Riverside ave. at Payette. Idaho OF
or before the 18th day Of July. 1919.
Any stock upon which the assess
ment remains unpaid win Be delin-
quenI and fine OF p ceRts collect
ed and unless payment IS made BE-
fsre xiii be sold on the Isl dsy OF
Sept. 1919 at O'Clock p N. az ths
office Of the secretary to ray the
delinquent assessment together vito
cost Of advertising and expense 81
sale.
II. D. Fickey. Secretary.
By order OF the board OF directors.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14
FoR SALE.

5 acres set 10 trees Of standard ap-
pies at northwest corner OF city
limit, outside. No house but fine
barn now used for dwelling. Price
100000 part cash. balance 5 years
time Realty dealers have privilege
OF selling.
C. W. HUTTON.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14

Forget your trouble for awhile
and try a happy thought sundae at
Palace Pharmacy.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14
J. W. c. sPRINGsToN.

yOuises' and vic OF VERSE. a rv- q
~ week.
le reco'- Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Aggen
Inc nio'D Angeles have enjoyed the ]
ii''ie one days talking over old tin
anu Elmer and Geo. Lattig.
Her III A number of people were
bly, entertained last Sunday
e ones home of Geo. Mordhorst. An
Il Hieasis present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert of Payette. Mr.. and
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14

wsnted-Music pupils. win go
to the house and will give q good
hour. Prices reasonable. Leave
word at Enterprise printing office OF
cali E. A. Blsir's residence. Psyette.
Idaho.-Mrs. T. o. Mead, formerly
Miss Leela Blair.
For Sale-wheat and barley-Hen-
~ Hansen. Ind. phone 2O-l2. 25tf
Don't forget and try 2 happy
thought sundae at the Palace Pharm-
acy.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-03
Sumorifiides.
@ibelfeh.

Gin Stuoent fiibrte leine Sermano.
ten bonn 2anoe bur6 Oas M1iieum fiir
8oIfertiinOe, unb erlldrte ibnen Die
@egenitGnoe auf feline eigene @eiie.
90 blieb er aud nit buen por einem
roitigen S6mert iteben, mo perii6er.
tie, aniGeineno nit boiler ~lleberSeu.
gling, Dies iei bos Stmert. nit Dem
9ileam Ieinen @iel toGten mollte. =
aber Der Better pom 9anoe mar bibel.
felt. @r bemerfte, Dies lei uumoglid.
9ileam bate bod gar fem Shperi
gebabt. ionoern iit MIR ems &C.
piini6t. n@an5 rctt", ermioerte
i6Iagfertig ser Stuoent, nuno Dies III
ia seraoe bas Sdnert, Oas er iid &C.
miinift bat
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-03
9th Grade Graduates of easconade
County.

Mr.. Editor, l am again appealing
to you for space in the columns of
your paper for educational news. You
have heretofore already used timS,
space, energy and effort in behalf of
better schools.
All honor and praise to Gasconade
county newspapers. So far as l
have been able to learn, more time
and space has been used the past
year for the announcement of educa-
tional matter than any time before.
Every teacher and parent should at
least read one or more county pa
pers. If they do so, school children
will read with pleasure the home
happenings, and as they grow up be-
come interested and make useful citi-
zens. Give your children the home
paper to read. 1t costs you but very
little.
/ The following are m of Sth
grade graduates of Gasconade county
and their teacher.
Elmer E. Gruner, Chas. II. Tayloe,
Eliza d. Murphy, Fannie Tayloe
John ]. Havelke, Jessie Helm, teach
er.
Leslie Howard, Matte Gross, Min
ME Conway, Warren Howard and ELL
Helm, teachers.
Maize Bates, o. Z. Palmer, teacher
Claude Lacy, Ezaro Breuer, Mabel
Helm, teacher.
Elsie Warden, Bryan Smith. Paul
A, Davis. Lena Sassmann, Sylvia w.
Opitz, Edgar e. Smith, Lizzie Sass
mann, Laura Hempelmann, Arthur
Davis, Clarence Tappmeyer, Geo
Maune, Emma Pluemer. Walter
Warden two years high school. S. L
Cantley, teacher.
Theresa Loenig, Alma Ochsnor
teacher.
Emil Simon. E. G.. G%aertner, teach
err,
Roy Hoena, Dana Kinkead, ], e
Kinkead, teacher.
Opal Lacy, Bessie Fitzgerald, WI
lie Jose, Frank Price, Laura Price
Walter Lacy, Chas. Satterfield, teacl
err.
Mary Mcintosh, Edna Davis, Osca
Schafer, Clark Spurgean, A. G
Jackson, teacher.
George SEEKER, Ollie Robertson
Pearl Robertson, A. B. Suenkel, teacl
er.
a Rebecca Koch, Martin Stoecklil
teacher.
Hugh Skinner, VIM. Flake, teacher
Respectfully,
c. NJ. Danuser,
County Supt. of Public School:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

BY Warranty Deed Filed During May.
E, T. Williams to M. l.. Greenstreet
Z lots in Owensville ...... $4,000
M. L. Greenstreet to +. William Wise
mann lots 8. 10, II and ~ block
55 Owensville ...... ...... 1926
Emile Gust to August Baumstark
lot SO and 100 W. It'll STR Hermann
Arthur G.. Jackson to G. w. Mcln-
tosh strip of land for road $11
Casper Brinkhoelter to Mary Brink
hoelter 240 acres in 7-41--4 $4,000
H. D. Hengstenberg to Gus. H. opitz
2 tots in Owensyille ....... 1925
Fred A. Hundhausen to VIM. Reite-
meier pit. bl. IL str. bl 3 and 4, 18th.
str, bl. 3 and 4 east IA. street bl.
8 and 4 east 18th. str, bl. 8 and 4
east 10th. street Hermann ;. $4,000
Hermann H. Winter to Jno Wehmey-
er lot in Rosebud .......... $125
Julia Gnadt to Fritz Grossmann lot
"a aest 9rd. str, Hermann $1400.
Lambert aZhradnick to Cyril Marx
lot bl. IL Owensville ...... $110
Cyril Marx to John E. Bryan lots
S and 6 bl. IL in Owensyille $287.50
J.. E. bryan to M. l.. Greenstreet lot
6 and 35 feet off lot 5 bl. 10 $500
NJ. l.. Greenstreet to James Ferris
lot 6 and 35 feet off of west side
OF lot 5 in bl. 12........ -. $500
M. G. Hammond to James Ferris II
lots in bl. % Owensyille .. 5000
Vincint Maha to John Kruellmeyer
lot 8 in bl, IL Rosebud. 80. s25
Vincint Maha to Sam Suffer lot /
bl. IL Rosebud ...... ...... 500
&Vincent Maha to Frederick Schmidt
lots Z in bl IL Rosebud ...... $50
Frederick J. Schmidt to Fred Schmid
and Sam Suffer lot z in bl. IL Rose
bud.
John Kurrelmeyer to Fred ] Schmidt
lot 8 In bl, IL Rosebud ...... $50
M. ]. Angel to James McCan lot /
and east " lot 2 bl. 25 owensville
w. E. Birmingham to VIM. Lichte
lots 10 and ~ bl. 10 Bland $500
w. e. Birmingham to w. E. Sewell
lot 6 bl 10 Bland .......... 5000
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-03
@aipran . Sartofieln.

6 9erionen. IA Stunoe. 8eioe in
elmer @agai : 9ouillonfupiel entbul.
!enen gobrden loft man in "a Otter
fohenoem @aiier 81 Sleii6briibe
aui. Sn3piiten bat man IA Silo ge.
iddlte, gemai6ene mo IN Sdeiben
aeibnittene &%artoffeIn in 8oiier BET.
nobe gur gefo6t, gieBt lie gut ab,
Roioranfraut ulb elmer %ein9ebdften
3wiebeI in Die 9oilillon Ino fodt tie
BARN gar uno etiuas iGmig. SIT Die
Souce 5i lang, 10 binhet man lie NIT
tein meuig Weblidwise. Dian idmedt
naf SaIs ob unb pollenoet Die iebr
pohIidmedenben &artoffeIn benin
Inridtru nit 5ebn Sropfen Waggis
8iir5esowie eiilem gBloffcl 9ebadter
griincr YrtrriiIic, Ga5u 9ibt man
8GfeIilcii6L @rottIopS, &oteletts etc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-03
y
Sdlnsfertis,

Gin 9auersmann, Der gum eriten
Wale in Die Stabt gefommen mar,
itan9 Dor Dem Seniter elmer apothcfc
unb beIab iid neugierie Die pielen
@ef1Be uno Shahteln, Die ailsgeitellt
tpareu. SdlieBlid fraete er ben
IpOtBefer, ser eben ben 9opf gum
anOeren Seniter berausitredte: 50
gen sic mir, Scrr aaufmann, was
baben sic eigentlid bier feil9" =
vS6afsfopfe!" autportete bieier
miirriid. = ,0ann baben sic ein
glltes @ei61ft gemott benn i6 iebe
MIR mebr einen am Seniter", CAB inn
Ser Bauer ifloafcrtig CUR @ntport.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-03
EIGHTEEN FOR
STATE SENATE
ONE VACANCY AND SEVENTEEN
SEATS TO BE FILLED BY
CANDIDATES.
Eleven Democrats and Five Repub.
licans Have TWO Years More to
Serve-Vote In 1906 and 1902
in Seventeen Districts.

Eighteen new members of the State
Senate are to be elected in November,
including one to fill the vacancy in
the Eleventh district caused by the
death Of Senator Stark, Democrat,
who was elected in 1908. The coun-
ties of Audrain, Lincoln and Pike
compose that district, each with a
heavy Democratic majority. Stark's
majority in the district in 1908 was
1892 over Gatson. Republican. who
got 5,676 of the 1874 votes polled at
the election.
The Senate has 81 members. The
evenly numbered districts will all
elect Senators this year for a term OF
four years. The ~unevenly numbered
districts elected Senators in 1908 for
a term of four years, so they will be
members of the Senate in the next
Legislature.
The eleven Democratic Senators
who hold over are Wilson of the
Third district, Casey of the Fifth and
Greene of the Seventh (Kansas City
districts), Humphrey Of the Ninth
McAllister of the Thirteenth, Chinn Of
the Seventeenth, Lane of the Twenty
first, Oliver of the Twenty-third, Alice
of the Twenty-seyenth, and Kinney
Of the T~hirty-first and Brogan Of the
Thirty-third (St. Louis districts).
The five Republican Senators wht
hold over are Peck of the First dis
trict, Hall of the Fifteenth, Booth o
the Nineteenth, Gardner of the TWEEN
ty-fifth and Krone of the Twenty
ninth (St. Louis).
The seventeen evenly numbered
districts in which Senator'S are to b,
elected in November are composed o
counties and city wards as shown Il
the following table, which gives til
party majorities in each district i
1906 and 1902 and the total Demo
cratic and Republican vote in eac
county of each district in 1906;
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-03
Gemtinnibigts.
geraiftnnasfane.

Gin Mittel BEL gergiftuneen, oas
fiir oie erIte $ilfe in Den meiiten SOL.
len lid in 9ereitidaft finbet, lit fol.
aenoes: Gin itarfer &beeloffeI pou
saeip6bnIides SaI8 unO bolb 10 bel
senf perSen in elmer Saiie nit mar.
mem uno faItem @aiier raid Der.
riibrt, morauf bas gauge Deridllidt
pirS. Dies mirft fat aitgenblidIid
nIs 9redmittel, poOur9 Der SnbaIt
Ocs Magens berausbef0roert miro.
@egen oen etiua 5uriidgebliebenen
Rcit beg @iftes IGBt man ouerit Oas
8eiBe BON eirtem 81 nno cine Saiie
Itarfen i6par5en &affee nebmeu, neil
oieie Stoffe Die @irfunaen pieler
@ifte aufbeben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-03
lsrnftiidc &ntGidlG9c fir bic
Snu9frnn.

lin ran5i9 acmorbcneS 9aum0l su
reiitiAcn, gicBt man IS liter geitoBelle
&%pi3tohlC Goo Granm @ohlc alif
4 &d. Cel) mo icibt ba5 Gel nod 3
-3 Sogcn onrd Elm reines Euf. -
GuhafilrdC cntlernt man ais 3eug.
jnocm man tic nit SpiritltS mo 81.
Opiter cinreibt uu0 Damn nit 9rannt.
mcin a~lalpGidlt. - Hoitllefe oers
idmin0cn ans 3imgef6Ben, menn
man lie nit ucr0imutrr ShmeieIiGure
bc'trci0t umo Damn gut PUTT.
Gdunb2u pertil0t man, in0em man
@oror, Dem man qeitobcnen 3udcr
beimiidt in Die NiBen ~Itrert, ooer
audi mittclit ciues @ummibnlges bin.
ent6lGit no S6paben bauien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-03
@cSampftcr 9IaI.

6 Berionen. 9rei mittlere aaIe
tueroeu sebdrltet, gepaiden, NIT Gal8
beItreit, in Glide geidnitirn ilnb a
StitnOe BEL Seite geiteIlt, Damn legt
man iie nit Suppentpur3eln, Bfeffer.
forrern, einem 2orbeerblott unb 5tpei
3ipiebeln in einen &odtopt gieBt TO-
bic! lei6tes, nift bitteres Bier bar.
auf, oaB Der Slid beoedt it, unb
bSinpft i'm BARN gar. Sie 9riibe
fodlt man nit braunem 9uttermebl
oarin idmig, gibt etfpas 3itroneniaft
unb .Sdale iopie Elm tuenis Suder
oaran, unb eieBt Die Sotce fiber
Die Galitiide.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-03

Scr Sdnee pergebt, oos Gis
bridt auf. - gs idtpiat ser Str0m
8litb. "&roft, 2ebenly iubelt's
i'm Stlrrneslauf. - Dos lit bic 8oe
ite 6eS nobenOen SriibIings, Der bod
tomner mltB, Of aud Der @inter
nod 10 iebr nit itiirmiiden 8ebdr.
ben brait. Sn Ser 9roia, in Der
@rf(idfeit g%eitaItet iid freiIi1 bas
Bib MIR 5u bdnfig sars anoers.
Der Riif nod neiter &raft, mad nelt.
EN- 2eben eridallt matt, faum 6ab
Die bIeiden 2ippen inn 2aute ber'
leiben fonnen, Der iebniiidtige
8urid lit 6a, bas 8oabringerL Oas
@erben aber feblt, 6enn Der &orper
lit 81 eeidiu16t, I'M neuer1 2eben
ge6eibIiden 9oben gu bieten. Sn
Der laneen 8intertr6gbeit bat ii6 in
ben groBeren aartGlen uno ben feinel
&obren oes &6rpers mebr urr6 mebr
@iftitoff a%ngeiammeIt, Der aIs abge.
niist bdtte altseeidieoen tperber fol.
len, itatt oeiien nber BON benz trGge
acknowledgement 9Iute nidt fortge'
idIeppt tperoen fonnte lit6 idIieblid
tpieSer bonn &orper, 0iefeit bergif.
tend, aufgeiaiiet iuurbe. &ann oii
ioIdyen pergifteten 9ooen neiieS Sc
ben eriprieBeit2 Siderlid nidt, es
iei oenn, Oh Idaffeit &atb, inbern
gu oeinen &orper nit Silf Der be.
riibn1ten ct. Bernard &rdnterpiaeH.
bon Dem Site befreiit oas iebe meme
9ebensre9utg i'm Seine 81 eritifen
6robt. gertraiie Did nidt beI5
0uafioIbern an; boffe nibt Don
oeren auedfiIber, bas oet 2eib mir
nod mebr serriittet. u
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-03
Ginsis in ieincr Grt.

y@as baben Gle "a fir einen rci-
5erben origineIlen gidbederl 9as
Muiter babe id nod ME seiebenl $50
BADEN sic Den MIR aufgetrieben?" -
.Sa, Der bat feline t!eine @ei6itte.
lgrinnern sic iid, bob i'd Sbnen elm.
NAL bon elmer @pfeltorte er8ablte, an
Der meme Srau fur5 nad Der Sod5eit
lire &odfunit probierte?" nSa
mobIl" = nGltrL ieben Sic, Dies lit
sic &ruite beriel6en. Meine Srau fat
idon oft perind)t, lie 81 5eridlugen,
aber cs geIinet ibr nid)t!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-03
@cnasiam.

Gin iuneer 8uri6c, Der on elmer
StraBenede itebt, uno SiiBigfeiteu
feilbietet, offerirt cincm por6eigebena
Sen &errn feline 8aore. 0ieier fauft
inn ctpns ob unO iaet 5u ibm:
.@a6riGeinIid iBt Oh oos meifte Don
9einer @oore ouf?" 80 neit",
anttportete Der @iirihe, ga piirb' idI
idon onfommen. Sd eiie nihts, id
Iede MIR bon Belt 81 Belt baron."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-03
@cocn @rcdbnrdfaH bel atnSsrn

bat lid iolgenocs Sausmitte be.
wGbrt: SSn einem @efdB lit bas @eiBe
bon 3 giern NIT einent 8iertellitcr
@aiier uno 3llder 10 Iange i'll riibren,
Bis fif allies gut permengt hnt. Sieranf
reidt mar Oie SIiiiiieftit ben etfranf.
ten &in0ern, ben llmitdn0en entIpres
her6 nit 2ofiel, 5laide ober aus Dem
@laie, 10 oft o%ieielben oapon getieBen
moaen. SIN beiBen Eagen a6te man
aber Oaraut OaB Die 6Gifiii9feit ni6t
81 fparm itebt unb oaourd perbirbt.
9as Mittel muB nit ieoem Sag friid
bergeitellt neroen. oa bas bonn Dor.
be,QebenOen Gage aufgebobene idon
gu oft llno peroorben lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-03
Der Gait einer Gitrune

in elmer Cafe beiBen 4affees lit elm
oor5igIides Wittel segen 4opfidmer.
ae,,, uno Die gut itnO aIIe Srudtiafte
als 8eigabe Sl @aiier in ieber arau.
@litilbe. Gin Saft aus 8rombeeren,
NIT 3i,der eingefodt, lit elm roraig-
lides 8erlbigunesmittel beim gu.
item, ebenio cine WarmeIaSe aus
ihtpor5en Ilbeeren, nit 3lder einee.
fodt unb nit beiBem @aiier ange-
riibrt nno abenbs Dor Dem S6Iaieit.
geben getrunfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-03
s,m meOi,iniideu Golles.

.@ollen Sic mir Die Ranen Der
ShGbeIfnohen nenllen?" frogte elm
8rofciior einen StilbPnten. Sd
babe aIle I'M 9opfe@ o~nttuortete Der
ielbe. .aber Die Namcn fallen mir
iest nidt EN-"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-03
&edlt natIrlid.

Photograph: n0ie @ruppe miiroe
picl natiirIid)er weroen, nenn sic,
iunoer Serr, Die SonO auf Die SduI.
tcr Sbres Serrn 8atsrs legteu."
Ger Batter; oRofj natiirIider ipdre
cs, penn er lie III meiner Soide
bGttel"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-03
Cine aeldifte @crfGnferin.

9ie Dame: .Sit 6teier Hegenman.
tel aid nirfIid maiierbidt, mein
SrGuIein 2" - 8erfGuferin: y@epib,
gnGbige Srau! Can't, fonnen sic iif
,getroit. in elmer Iodrinne berumfuGI.
Sen, uno sic tperben nidt mob tper.
ben"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-03
@nt pariert.

n9arf i'd Sbnen elm @ebeimnis
mittbeilen, Serr 9arcn9" o9itte
iebr!" = Gin eroBes @ebeimnis =
id brau6e notbmenoig 500 Narfl"
ugerIaiien sic iid gang auf mid.
Sd bin peridpiegen, id babe nidts
gebort."