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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-22
8aseunaSe.


Die feline @rocc 6eaoonS lit
iebr frortf. ebeuio ole SmiHingsfin
Der I'M Seim pom Bono Clifton.
Srall &enrp @raurmann liz
bier si gciuh.
5Ieii6crs baben ibren Store
OF Can Sadiid perfmrit uno bot leg
terer bereits Belts Gerommcn unb
utad1t CUTE @eidnfte.
-Sb. &,teoiger Der 10 Sabre int
@citen mar lit bier bel ieilem Gltern
81 9eiltd INIT ieiner iun9en 8rdit,
cine friiberc Sri. Momenien BON
Omaha, 9teb. .sSerr &lreoiger lit &or
mann IN elmer S6eeniibIe IN Soba-
binna,. Staot @oibiWton, no oGs
hinge Eoor mobnen miro. Sic limo
onf ibrer SodBeitSreiie hurh bic
5taaten @oibingtpin California.
Soabo. Colorado, II. |, 10,
Camp &o,1, &egierungSorbci,
Ter an @oSconnSe babcl1 bel Mofanc
anilebroden mnb it'd Sefierion
Gitp iudrtS 5lt9epanbt. Ser Ganrl
tpeId)er Dor lGngerer 3eit gehoilt bal
alien onitiirmert biSber wieberitunS'
en-, m1breno Der 9nmm ilbern 6liEi
an oberen Glrbe BON Sednont's
%nicl uicl jl tciNen bette uno gang.
LID mc0gcuoihcn imlpoe.
eugene 9ritenS bon Sirii
Greet lit oils 2dbrer in Der bieiigcr
Sbitle erimnrt morOerL Gr lit eilI
tiidtiacr 2cbrer nie mir bernebmeit.
5rau 60. Msllooon bon Grit,
lid GolHmtio lit bier gu &ciufl Del
6omilie 0errp Sonto9, aud Grl
s(lpiuo calf upo Sri. SiiIGa Son
tag Don ct, Soltis iimb bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-22
edcnnc nnb TfcrSe oerbrannt.

-Yeim @Bug bes @eipitterIttrs
mes IeBten Sormtag Nadntttag
trieb sic @ittape glbertina Bod 81
Stolpe, pelde 5ufalIig ullein 5n bor
ie mar, aus geiorgniB, lire A Gfer.
DC in Sic S6ellle 5itn Sdpls gegen
Ods ~llnlpetter. &1tr5 oarnitf l6lltg
Der 8liB in 0ie Sfelne llno 0ielel-
be lpltrOe mutt oen galr5eit S1ubolt Elm
&oltb Ser Tlammen. Scfiirdltent
oaB 0os @obllbaus bon Der brerltlelte
Oen Sfeune in 9ralt0 geraten mir
Dc, idIeppte Srou Bod in ibrer
Nbgit grpBe Softer ltno idfperc @c'
gcrit1noe aus ser @obnnm -8egen
it1lroe Die iie in gelp0bniiGcr Ger.
foII1llrg faum 81 Geben permodyte.
Bliidliderpeiie NOR fir oas Sons
feline @eFobr. Der erIittene Serltl1t
beldlfl iidy auf etlpa $4,000, ltlo lit
nltr tbeihneiie ge6eft burd $575 in
Der 8pulparc 6armers geritf)er'
nngsgeiellifaft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-22

We have added CoMPO BOARDS
to u large stock, Call and find
out Its good points.
kLENK LUMBER CO.
~
Gbonnirt auf bas Sermamncr
9olfSbIatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-22
gab.

1Si Der Solmtagi6ule Der CD.
angel. ,3ionsgemciuoc mlrhcn alS
Gelagatcn 81 Der in &crmoltn itott.
~filtoenoen Solutogidul . Convection
crpdblt: Serr $. Sberg, Serr $.
gnidntolm utto Sr1ltIein Gina @uid
mann.
Scrr ulO Srou SinoH 9ocg2r
pel1e ibre aitt6er IN Gnterpriie II,
@aroe1r Gitp, Scans, beiudjt batten,
iuerben gnoe oieier @ode micOer
nod bier 5uridfcbrcn. Ser mo
6rol 8oeaer befiitocn iih 5llfuIqc
Der nelreitcn 9tadrid)ten iebr mobl.
Sormltag Den II. Suli ging
Gin ~ItarfcS @epittcr iibef oieIe &C.
gciio, oblle ieoodt piel Sdaoen an.
5ltrid)ten.
6r1itlein SeIene 8reuter iii
0tittmod, oclt 90, bon ct. Souis
luieOer 5uriidgefebrt INN bat mt Der
Soiatta9i6ul @onpention in Ser.
manlt tbeilgetommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-22
HoiebnS.

Scrr Defiilc bat ieilc 3 Neil.
en- bon bier ~licacnben Sonocrein tilr
perfuuft, 9eim Serfoui lei
iler perionlidpu Sobe ON Iettcn
SomiiG0 mltrhem ~niobri5c &rciic er.
5telt.
Tronf @chrer perihtdte Mon.
nag eirr GorIabum Gieb, rod miro
Der @eriatS0t in 3llfuitft nidt mebr
mGdentIi6 pcaclr @angeI ot &ictl
raaeImdbia itottiiioen,
George 3clgcn hat upn &crril
0aItiIe mebrere Gierbc 9etoltit, 81
lit 3llr Belt i'm ben Sbplr9rlber ocS
". s. @otiop ols @orilonn ouge'
itellt 6ot obcr Dor lid olS 6urnlcl
lricOer5uloilen.
Ilbert &oriteot mn 6omilit
waren Sountog bci Soicpb @ooIcrt
5ii 9eiltdl.
@illiom @oNcjobn nebit ia.
mile ole bier IGn9erc Belt bel Der
noubten uIto 6relutOcn 81 9ciild
morelr, limo micoer beim.
WiIliam Siefmann ncbit 80
miIic perbradten Sountog i'm &cin
Der 5ontilie ieiter Wiltter,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-22
-@ir befenreip ur,s oesl Gmpfana

es ser Srdmienliite Der S%toatsors.
iteIInrng, meld)e bonn 1, big Z. OF.
tober Inv Seoalio obgebalten miro.
Sic GlsitelIltnger lperoet an unter'
rtd,tenSen 8ertb ale irilberen itber-
treffen. @lle gemiibnneeir eritref
en- iiG bobilr, @iiiouri'S gnthpideI
una IN allen 3weiaen Der SrrouItrte
oar5uitellen. @enn moglif, miro
aird1 ole @iebnrtsiteIlulrg Ole 6ca leb-
ter Subres iibertreffcn. Die Eierbol
misitelI1lpg miro cine Der beitem mo.
oie @roolrfte oes SotrbcS pieltolti9er
pcrtreten iein ols in oen portgen
Sd6ren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-22
ans Ban.

9ienitaa ocn 26. SiiIi miro 6ie
Sonntaa Shulc Der ct. SalIs sc.
nicinbe 3l 9ap cin SonntoaiduIfeit
@icnte) feicrn, 0a5u lit elm Sober
ber5ii1 cinaeIoOen bon nab un6
fern. Gin Sebes fomme, oab font.
men fam. Sir ein penig @elb
fam man aiii Dem 6citplab 5itnl
@iien befommer. Sin SeOcs iuiro
oufgepartet tuerber, oaS ctpaS gu
GiIen piinidlt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-22
@on sadcrtiid.

Die ioeben cridirncne Suli.alts.
9oba Der gSeuti9en Snisirau" Mtil
moufee, isis, bietet oitr6 Die i1ouc
a,tsitattung ipmobl MS Den rei6boI.
tiGcu, intcreiioutcn SnboIt allen
0CutidIiebenoen cine 3eitidriit, 6ic
ibtlcn fiir matdye Stunbc @rnub
pcridoficn Miro. goln SSilboIt bcb.
III mir bcrnor 6rl intereiiantcn 9fci.
lcartifel .5 o III nc I a ge in Der
S6mei5", BON Maria 8i0mer. Ser
Gag ibrer golbeEn @od8cit", or.
5dblititg bon q. 6rcilingbolls, Gin
ainoeripiel", AopclIrtte bon llIipin
HGmer. Cine il%lteriiantc 8IouOcrci
ii6er 9latt.G botoorapbie. Sir giu.
iitfrennOe iii Elm id6lles 2ie0 .0oS
tbelire &aterbaus" bon s. @umbert
.porgeieDcn. Cine peitere Sortiee.
ullg Der feiieIrlocn Gr3dbIimg o8u
bit fir MIDI, bon Gle 2inoner.
@aned. Cine ollerliebitc fIeiue @r.
jGbIuna miro Den ainhern 8rctlbe
MAIDEN. Die SIluitrirte Gbrouif Ser
3eit bietet mieOer oieI Ocs 3eit1r.
mdBen aitS allen 8rIttbeiIcn. ser.
ltcr cntbdlt sic @umumrr cine reide
6iiae bon praftiiden Rat6idIiacn
fir Sans 1tr0 Serb. Iehrreihc. crs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-22
&~ieieniampfc Iunen IN Sarmlanb
semadlt merbcu.
100000 afer fOnncu e~utw1Iiett
merben.
SoS %gelponnenc grmI miirbc eincn
@ertb pom ST, 100000 bar
itellen uno Den @eiuS0beits.

SNerlD pOW Sl ,0oU,UUU,uUU Ours
itellen uno Den @eiluSobeits.
atitano bebem.
@6brenb Die @ltnoeS-& caierlnt9
lid oamit beidditige in @eitcn
.ouudi SGpaIieriirgen Elm Nreol,
5lpeimal 10 eroB lpie bic Staot Sir.
ginia, Der 2aiONapirtbifoit 5u &C.
pinrer. baben Die eir5elnen Stoatcn
lid entihloiien, rod weit groberc
Streden burd 5rofenleaung uon
Siimpicn 5u gepinnen. Die NilBbar.
mmdurg 6ieier Sumpil6nbereien
iteIlt iif bebeitteto billi9er oils 9e.
t%paiieurugen mo bat nod ben Gor-
tbeil, Die eeiuirobeitlihelr Gerbdlt.
rifle Der llnrge6ung 5u oerbciiern
irtb ein ouBerorbettlidl bobes Gin.
fontrtelu 5r liefert.
Man id)dtt oas porbalrocra Sim.
pflaro in ben Ser. Staaten aitf ct.
ma S0,000,000 S(der, mopon olf
2ouiiiana 100000, alf SIoribo
20,000,000, @imreiota lnto Iiiiii.
iippt 100000, @isconiin $780,.
900, &irgtrm 100000 unb Morplan.
$4,000 entfnllen. 9ieic 3ablen h-
steben lid mtf itGnoi9eS Sumpflonb,
dlf Saito, boS m1breit6 einiqer Sabr
csaeiten ais @cibe oienen forul, l,no
oltf 8armIarto, Dab 81 aetpiiicr 3eit
uutcr @aIicr itebt. Go5u fonmtt
nod cine &oteaorie bon 2orb, boS
5lpar bas gauge Sabr biirh in &c.
tritb lit, burd, @llttpdilerlrg icbod
inn 20 Sro5et w~erttnoIler acnlad)t
iperocr fonntc.
SarmIano $780, 600 mcrtb.
3ienlidp geitolte' geretnungcn ia
Ibau Sen @ertb bcs 10 geporncller
6armlanbes un6 Ocn i1brlifell gr.
trag 0apon nit $1,579,950,000 teitt
geiebt. Ole be9oineitelt g%ntmdiier.
urgSsIrbeiten in Den periddebener
!, Staatell bobet bereitS 2aitb I'M @er
tbe bon $16,000,00 mtbbor &c.
madJt.
J, Gin i6merapicgenoeS Momet mir
bon ben gllltoritGten, Die fir oil
0robnrtigen Glille c%intreter, in NcI
I. G6atidfc geiebetl, 6oB bic @eiltlt0
|. belt Der 9en6lferltng in groBc1l
MdBe banon Gortbcil Sieben miirOe
.So lit J. 9. it Den Stoaten Slt0i
ana lllro Sllirois, mo bic Gntmdiier
n9s ~grbciten nit Grergie betriebel
meroerg Die S%tcrbIihfeits .&nte 0ljrd
j WtoInrio BON 50 pro 1000 orf 81
t pro 1000 geilrnfelt, mGbretlb iie il
Ocn Stooten @iiiiiiippi, Georgia I'M
i 5lorioa oicie &ate lid, tait glcid &c
bIiebeip lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-22
$4,000 Grcis snm gnIpprn fiji
2nftidiffcr.
3eitnngcn in ct. 2unis uffcrircn ibr
Sling siuiiden beiScr StGotcn
in 100 Stunbcn.

Sir einen Slug i'm aeroplml bon
Stem gorf nad Ct. 2olliS ooer iillt.
gefebrt, Der imlerbaIh 100 mufcin.
anoerfpl9cnben Stitnoen n~tSgeiiibrt
meroen m,lB, buben Die Seem Yorf
@orIo" uno st. 9olis Dispotb"
geitern offi5icft eilten &reis BON $50,
900 olls9eictt. Gie gerannte Slln.
me erbdlt 0eriellige, tpeId)cr Die &c.
iteltc allfgobe 5piiden Dem Is. att.
guit 1910 mo 1. Sanltar 1911 5u.
crit lott. Die einSige 8ebingunpg,
Die gcitelIt miro, it, oaB Ser BE.
perber Inn oen 8reis ieine Glbiidt
81 flieoelt, 5mei Gage 5iruor furO.
qiebt. SIN ~llebrigen fam er feline
6abrt 10 oft m%nterbredcr, mic ibm
bcltebt5 MIR mlB er lie in Der
ielben Tlltgmaihiuc auriidlegen ulo
ons 3eitItmit BON 100 StllIrben iltnc
'baItcn.
CAB ein ioldes angebot, BOB 5ilr
@rmntbiguug lntb 3ltln 9tllipotn Der
2uftibiffer 8emadlt mltroc, inter Den
apiatifern groBes Sipterelie errcgt,
lit flar. Son Den beitbefanntclt
6liegerr bobelt bercita Glen $. Cur
tiB, Ser @epiluter bes 10,0008rei.
les fir ein2l1 Sllu9 bon Il6ollD nadl
Nefp gorf, Charles $. &amiltob Der
eriolgreid) BON Seem Yorf nod &bil-
aoeIpbia flog, iopie S. 6. Wars, Elm
toIlfiibner Slie9er bon &anIas 9th,
lire gtbiidt fr1pb gegebell, at Dem
@ettbemerb tbeil5unebmeil. So8ar
Clifford s. Sarmon bat nift libel
'9ltft, mit5umadelL trosoem er Gin
amateur. 6Iieger lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-22

8ieberii6e ulrb seiuuobcitIid. 8infe,
&orIasen fir 6ralien. uttS 3inoer-
mobeu, ionic Die ~ncueiten Sapoor.
bcitcrt oIIerIei fir @rhidtireunNe
mo einen reidbaIti9en. intereiiantcn
@rieifoiten. @it elmer Rumulcr
lpie Hieier itebt ole .9cutide Saus.
irou" Den beiteu in. unb a,Sldnoiid.
eh 3eitihritten an SnbaIt ui6t nad).
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-22
Seine bcpOrsnstc @cOisin.

scinc b%cpOrsngtc Mcoi5in. Scrr
Garl g., Sorgmair, aus Sortioro,
@aib. ihreibt: "Sbr GlpeufrGu-
icr miro 10 latp8e ais idl i'm befc@n.
nien fam. u6ier 6ailsmittel bIeiber.
Gr hot iiir mtitte 8rml mebr getban
ais i'd III garlten ans 5uoriifen Der.
mag Seine Apotbefer. @eSi5ilt. Gr
miro Sen 2cnter oireft Oitrd Spe5.
inl Slocntcn actieiert. pan ifreibe
al Gr. Setter 6nbrnap & SSlS Co.
1875 g. Sobre 2tne., Chicago
Sll.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-22
@ihiunsfeit.

Die @pang. 8etbnnien @emein6e
Sl Big Berger, DO, miro am Nttt.
NOS, oel 10 9litguit 5. S, ibr iabr,
lide8 Miiiionsfeit feiern. Die Sc.
tDotiet @erreiiroc miro ale n0tbi9et
@prfaDrlntgett t%reffeib nm bas Set
in ieoer &iniidt 81 einem erfoig 51l
gcitaltc1. SebergiaHn lit biermit
.ber5Iidit sur SGeiInabrle eingelao.
en-.
Mit freini0lidcH @rnB sic
9etbanin @enicitoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-22

-llater oer 8erlanf Der Conn.
tasidul Gonpention pelde 9eiterll
bier in Sisung mar neroen mir
nGdite ISOLDE einen ousfiibrIid,en 8e
ridt bringelt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-22

anldBIi8 org 3ipeiidDren sGns
gerfcitas, in Omaha, gtebr., tperoen
mir bonn 10 Bis sim 81 SiIi aultO.
iabrtfarten nod obigem GIas our
siate bon $15.t5 perfanfen. @iltia
fir oie &iidfabrt Big 5llm 81 Snli.
@. q. afamer, agt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-22

-2eiet sen @eri6tsfolerlber fiir
bell 9lllgltit Serntit Der SrObate
Court.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-04-07
An Abuse.

Francis Wilson, the comedian. said
at a dinner in New York. apropos Of
the law that forbade the performance
of his play, The Bachelors Baby"
The law against child labor is an
excellent one, but it is an abuse of this
law to forbid children, properly pro-
tected, to appear on the stage.
The best of things are open to
abuse, Vol know. Even prayer meet
lngs."
Mr.. Wilson smiled.
William Spargus," he resumed,
rose in prayer meeting one night and
said he desired to tell the lear friends
present of the great change of heart
hat had come over him, so that h
now forgave, fully and freely, Deacon
Jones for the horse he had sold him.
Deacon Jones was too shocked at
first to reply. He 500 recovered him
self, however, and he rose In his pew
and said:
- am indeed glad. dear Christian
friends, to have gained Brother Will
lam Spargus' forgiveness, but, all the
same, he amt paid me for the boss
yet"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-04-07
WENT TO PHYSICIANS
HOME AT MIDNIGHT
Mrs. sayler Was Frequently
Seen in Company With Doc
tor, Witness Says.

Watsel1a. ILL.,, April Estates Attor-
hey John p. Pallissard mad a number of
witnesses in waiting in the hope of
closing evidence for the state today in
the Sayler murder trial.
The court ruled that the third re-
volver found in the J. B. Sayler home
should not be admitted in evidence.
Godfrey Ruhle, recalled to the stand,
told of seeing Mrs. j. B. Sayler one
midnight going to the home of DR.. w.
r. Miller, who, with her father, John
Grunden, and herself, is charged with
the murder Of j. B. Sayler.
Ira Grunden, son of John Grunden.
and brother of Mrs. Sayler. testified to
carrying an automatic pistol to Wat
seka the day after the Shooting, and the
weapon already identified as being DR..
Miller's was offered in evidence.
The state practically closed its case
at the morning session. DIR. Hecker.
who performed the autopsy, will be
recalled for a brief cross-examination
this afternoon.
The defense will probably move to
instruct the jury to return a verdict Of
not guilty for all the defendants.
E. j. Cobb, station agent at Crescent
City, told Of having seen DR.. Miller
and Mrs. Sayler, sometimes accompan-
led by Coda. leave Crescent City and
return together the same day or after
a longer interval. He said Mrs. Sayler
generally bought tickets and on cross
examination said that j.. B. Sayler, on
several occasions, had, paid the fares
of DR.. Miller, Mrs. Sayler and Coda.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-04-07
REQUISITION PAPERS
FOR J.. OGDEN ARMOUR

New York, April 4.-Requisition
papers for the extraditfon Of J. Ogden
Armour, Of Chicago, who was recently
indicted by the Hudson county, New
Jersey, grand jury for conspiracy in
controlling the prices of meat products
were filed with Governor Fort, at Tren-
ton, N. j., today by Prosecutor Garven,
of Jersey City.
Requisition papers were filed several
days ago with Governor Fort for the
~extradition of Louis F. Swift and Ed
ward Morris. 1t is understood that be-
fore Governor Fort will sign the pa
pers he will hear argument by counsel
for he indictment showing that they
were not In New Jersey at the time the
indictments were found against them
and that they are not liable TO ex-
tradition.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-04-07
SOLUTION OF MOODY
MYSTERY NJ

Chicago, April "A complete solution
of the mystery surrounding the al
legged poisoning and death of Alex
ander j. Moody. the Chicago pie baker.
is in sight. according to statements
made today by Coroner Hoffman and
Assistant Chief of Police Schuettler.
This promise is based on facts said
to have been unearthed by relatives Of
the decedent and by the police recently.
the nature Of which for the time being
is being kept secret.
Numerous theories have been adj
vanced to account for the bakers sud-
den death, including murder. suicide,
u to i'll health, and suicide due tn
blackmail. Experts have testified that.
in any event, 1t was due to arsenic con-
cealed in hamburger steak, which Mr..
Moody ate on the day of his death.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-04-07
FRISCO BRIDAL COUPLE
BOUND AND ROBBED

San Francisco. April 5.-Dr. Tho,nas
F. Gleason and his bride OF one dav
with the formers sister, Miss Anita
Gleason, We're compelled to witness The
footing of their home this afternoon
and while tied, hand and foot, to bed
posts, they implored the two robbers
to spare their wedding presents.
The robbers. after gathering the gill
yer wedding gifts in a sack relentad
and left h sack in the hail. When
Miss Gleason answered the doorbeli she
was confronted with two men, who held
r~evolyers at her head. Her scream
attracted her brother n his wife.
were oyerpowered n tied to bed nosts
IN an adjoining room. Gleason freed
himself and released the two women
after the robbers left.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-04-07

March.
When old Boreas Is blowing Ger the mere
With q frosty touch that softly nips your
ear,
When your hat skips off alone
For to travel on its own.
Like a bird that blithely sails the at
mosphere;
When the air is filed with objects rich
and rare,
Awnings, signs, and p~arasols off on a
tear,
When the dust-heaps all arise
And &C scooting toward the skies.
Spreading pretty little sun-motes every
where;
When the loyal son OF good old sainted
Puts a little sprig of shamrock in his hat,
And his manly chest is seen
Decked in ribbon brightly green,
And the OranSeman finds business rather
fiat.
When the millinery centers all are gay
With the coming styles to bloom on Eas-
ter day.
And the shops the whole day long
Hold a struggling, striving throng
OF the ladies seeking head-gear distingue;
When the dummies in the windows are ar
rayed
In a fashion to make Solomon afraid,
In such gowns beyond compar
AS would make the ancients stare,
And the heart of Sheba's queen have quite
dismayed:
When one day is mild of manners as a
clam,
And the next is like a copper-fastened
ram,
And nobody ever knows
Just what sort Of underclo'es
Will turn out to be a nockery and sham;
When the mercury is nervous as a colt
And your furry overcoat begins to moult-
It's a pretty solid bet
At such odds as you can get
That the merry month of March is taking
holt!
John kendrick Bangs. in Harper's
Weekly.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-04-07
EXECUTIVE MhNSInh
AS TAFT TERMINAL
Then, if Wanderlust SEXES
President. a Train Will Be
Waiting.
Washinrfnn

Washington. April why nos
convert the White House into 81
railway station? Any railway that
runs through Washington would be
glad to do SO. 1t would not cost ethe
government a cent and would add
greatly to the convenience of the esti-Is
mable. but somewhat restless, presi-
dent.
tive; the grind Of it's wheels. the pom
derous clang OF its bell, it's escaping
sibilant steam. Is irresistible to Mr..
Taft. He thinks OF his private carr
that outspeeds the swiftest office SEEK
er and leaves behind dull care Then
he gets q mighty acute attack Of wan
derlust." as his great and good friend,f
that other William, the kaiser, would
say. There is nothing left for him:
Mr.; a won't be happy till he gets a.
train; on again, off again, for lin.
The president recognizes the ap-t
preaching symptoms Of wanderlust and
has stated some Of It's causes. Said he,
at the New York Press club, the other
day:
has been made the subject OF somes
criticism. Well, I am q traveller. got
Into the presidency by travelling, and 4
cant get over the habit. When you are
being hammered, as sometimes / have
been in Washington, not only by the
press but by h members Of your own
party ! n Washington, and one feels
that there isn't anything quite right
that he can do. the pleasure of going
out into the country, of going
into q city that hasn't seen a president
for 20 years., and then makes a fuss
over him IN order to prove to MIN that
there Is somebody that doesn't know
Of his defects. Is a pleasure that I don't
like to forego.'
Would It not add to that pleasure IL
the White House were turned into q
private railway terminal?
An annunciator in Mr.. Taft's apart
ment rings 10 minutes before the train
leaves. The president descends ieis-,
urely and seat shimself In his privates
Ear
choo- sizz- sizz."
Mr.. Taft is off again. leaving be-
! critics. insurgents, everything
that hammers or hampers him; lur-
rying. perhaps. as he did last week, to
the welcoming arms of his former
classmates at Yale, who raise their
glasses and shout:
ITO Big Bill; may his shadow never
grow less!"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-04-07
ROSY COLOR
Produced by Postum.

Produced by Postum.
When a person rises from each
meal with a ringing in the ears and
a general sense Of nervousness, 1t Is a
common habit to charge It to d de-
ranged stomach.
II found it was Caused from drink
ing coffee, which I never suspected
for a long time, but found by leaving
off coffee that the disagreeable feelings
went away.
Il was brought to think Of the SUBJ
tect by getting some Postum and this
brought me out Of trouble.
1T is a most appetizing and invig-
Grating beverage and has been of such
great benefit to me that I naturally
speak of it from time to time as op>
portunity offers.
"a lady friend complained to me that
she had tried Postum, but it did not
taste good. In reply to my question
she said she guessed she boiled 1t
about ten minutes. / advised her to
follow directions and know that she
boiled it fifteen or twenty minutes, and
she would have something worth talk
ing about. A short time ago l heard
one of her children say that they were
drinking Postum nowadays, so !
Judge she succeeded in making it good.
which is by no means a difficult task.
The son Of one of my friends was
formerly a pale lad, but since he has
been drinking Postum, has a fine color.
There is plenty of evidence that Pos.
tum actually does make red blood as
the famous trademark says"
Read The Road to MELVILLE" found
in pkgs. There's a Reason"
Ever read the above letter? A
new one appears from time to time.
They are genuine, true, and full OF
human interest
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-04-07
D. A. RTERS ENGAGED
IN A BITTER FIGHT
Insurgents, Led by Secretary
Declare War on President
and Regulars.

Washington, April 4.-One OF the BIT
terest fights In the history OF the Daugh-
tiers Of the American Revolution Is being
waged between the insurgent members
and the regulars. The insurgents, under
the leadership OF Mrs. Martha r. Wilcox.
recording secretary-general, have de-
clared war to the death on the regulars
under the leadership of Mrs. Matthew T.
Scott. president-general.
The row reached an acute stage March
10, when Mrs. Wilcox. In an open letter
to the Daughters. charged the president
general with violation of the constitution
IN ordering the discharge of Miss Agnes
Gerald, a clerk under Mrs. Wilcox. At
.orneys have been called IN and the bibie
consulted IN the fight to retain In office
the young woman whom the president
general charges with persistent insub-
ordination