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New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
BENEFIT FOR WORKING GIRLS

The Sisters cf Mercy in an endeavor IL
provide funds for the Regina Angelorium
Home for Working Girls In East ioatn
street. have arranged "A special matinee for
Tuesday. April Is. of Edward Sheldon's
play. THE Boss" which will be given at
William A. Brady's new playhouse, In West
18th street.
The Sisters say that more than tO.e0
women In greater New York are self-sup-
porting. and OF this number large pro-
portion are girls under twenty. who have
come here To earn their living, and who
have neither parental Influence to guard
them nor sufficient income Ia buy even the
ordinary necessities Of life The home is
non -sectarian. and girls u all denomina-
lions and beliefs are made welcome. Girls
earning more than sl2 a week however. are
not accepted.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
CURTISS CUTS BELMONT PARK
He Decides Not to Enter Pilots for the
Elimination Races.

Glenn H. Curtiss has decided that he will
not enter any OF his pilots for the avia-
tion ellminstion trials In Belmont park.
May l9 % and q. for this years contest
in England. 1t Is said that the dates fixed
by the Aero Club # America for the elm
inaiion races conflict with the Bridgeport
meeting on May IS, l9 and 20. at which Lin
ccln Beachey and j. a. ID. McCurdy are
billed TO fly.
1t was admitted at Curtisss offices IN
this city that the aviators relations with
the Aero club had been strained bit
since the Belmont Park meet last fall.
Curiiss Is in Salt Lake city experimenting
with his hydrO-aeroplanc. His representa-
tivcs said the Belmont Park races this
spring offered nothing TO the Hammond
port flyer a. ne was busy perfecting his
military aeroplane for the government
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
SEE GAYNOR ABOUT CHARTER
Senator Wagner and Assemblyman
Smith Confer with Mayor.

Senator Wagner and Assemblyfhai
Smith. the majority leaders in the Senate
and the Assembly. respectively. had long
talk viii, Mayor GayrOr yesterday in re-
card 10 the Gaynor charter. which has been
introduced I'M the Legislature. Both had
been through the document carefully, but
had nothing to say for publication in regard
IN the chances Of the bill being passed.
Asscmhlyman Smith, who has charge oil
drawing the appropriation and supply bills,
said yesterday that he thought they woui'i
he kept within $55,0J0oO0. lie is In favor
~ q bond issue to get the necessary
S.. .00J 900 or $6000.000 for repairing the
Capitol.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
SAILED

steamers Fimreito tNor,, Lihau; Advance
cris,obal. Times ,NoD. Havana, Nora tNop
N.coris Via Perth Amboy: san Marcos. "a
weston: CITY Of Columbus savannah. Kif
Grande. Brunswick. Dundonlsn 'Br) NortoikD
Mexico Havana: Ripston tI}D. wear
bridge tRr,. Philadelphia; Almrantc ,l}D
Kingston: olinca ,Cubanl. Nipe. Grenada ,btl
via Norfolk. Glcnwood tBrl. Norfolk Madison
Norfolk and Newport News, FL vale. calves
ton: Oceana Ger. bermuda: ASnello tampa
GtaD Lisbon william Chisholm, Id
Lorraine dFr) Havre Room Ger. Bremen.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tic Caronia reported as l.2lo miles east OF
Sandy Hook at a m yesterday, Is expected To
d0ck SATURDAY evening or sunday forenoon.
The Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. reported as
1tl miles east Of Sandy Hook at lo:4J a IN yes
teriay is expected 20 dock saturday forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
MONDAY. APRIL
rcANepACIFIC MAILS

destination and steamer. close in -. Y. +. VI.
Hawaii Japan, Corea. China. Philip
pines Gil san FTarciscol Persia To day. 6 80
Hawaii (yia san Francisco VIII
helmina ......................... April 7. 6:3O
Tahiti Marquesss via san Fran
cisco, -Niarposa .............. Apr! 10. $50
Japan Corea. China tvia Tacoma)-
Panama Maru ...................Apri 10. 30
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07

College youths root loudea|
for our youths suits!
And back Of the roofing Ii,,
real reason.
Our youths suits are most
attractive.
The brownish shades 50 "a.
vored this Spring are specially
good for slim young men, and
The blues with hairline striDes
would be snapped up by any
man.
To say nothing of the new
grayS.
But back Of all attractions os
pattern, color and cut, lies tn.
vital fact that our youths snit|
are the sort of suits in wiaA|
fathers Ike to see allowance,|
invested.
Youths suits, in three dp|
tinctly different models; 3? u
35 chest; $40 to $50.
Youths Spring overcoat|
moving out in great style.
Youths like their style.
SIG to $50.
Youths ankles long for HA
air first.
Tan Oxfords on sInat
Spring lasts. III
81 to 80.
A great wrinkle fe
youths.
Our new "Wrinkle,' tis |
soft hat which gets its smar
college slant naturally.
One fold is made to foil
under the other, the way col
lege men who have the knad
pin theirs.
StetsOn made it eXcluslvel
for us.
$3.50.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY. |
Three Broadway Stores
Warren st. 18th st. 34mG|
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07

Youths Spring overcoaa
moving out in great style.
Youths like then style.
SIG to $50. d.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
nriso. 5:36. sunset. G.30. moon rises. $50:
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07

HIGH WATER.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-01

was reading the final chapter telling
ot tie death 80 tie king. Raiiitzer
said TO him: lelss; 5saaz, leise..:--= y.
softly quite softly77Thiss last words -
Pnrkersbprg; Dispatch News. II Il y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-01
NoitcAscARETt USER d II y I. B,
h: EVER HAS HEADACHE.
a 10 cent box will keep your Liver,
stomschiand Bowels Clear; Pure a
and Fresh for Months. u

Sick hendache, blllahsness, NJ ,dizzi.
ness, coated tongue, foul taste and
foul OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES them 10 tor.
pid liver, delayed iermentlngS food in
the bowels or sour, sassy5 stomach. II,
81 Poisonous matter clogged in tile in,
testlnes. instead OF being cast out Sol
the system Is re.absorbed into h the
blood. When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue 1t causes .conges.
tion and hiatt dull. throbbing, slcker,,
Ing headache. w. d
Salts, Scathartic pills, oil and SpnrEa,
tive waters, force ypassageway for
day oritwo--yes-bnt they don't take
the polsons out and have no effect
upon :the liver or stomach. III N,
Cascarets immediately cleanse and
regulate tthe stomach. -remove 5tthd
sour. undigested and fermentlng food
and foul gases, take the excess bile
from the liver and carry out Of the
system all the decomposed waste
matter and gpoisons In the intestines
and bowels. ] y, y, y; 5 a5
seA% cascaret tonight will surely
straishten you out by morning They
!, work V? while you ssleep-a, O.cent box
from your druggist means inside clean
'liness and clear head for months.
Ask Ask. any Of the millions Of cascaret
users ~ they ever have headache. OK
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-01
. Ef.5 TFiIt' -,
ACCIDENT
-. :

4 This afternoons on Just before: the
Presidents special pulled in atSthc
depot an automobile struck and ran
over q white man by the nance 0!
John 2. Dodd, who resides at 515; Ola,
mond Street In; the First ward. and
q c G, man whose name cannot be
ascertalRed. no.. ~: I. a. r n; 4
q The men We're rushed ,,tof the Cool,
hospital where ;theiriinjuries are being
All of$the spectators say that the
accident was unavoidable. ,..l3
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-01
NO CAUSE TO DoUar
a Statement Of Facts Backed by a
Strong Guarantee.

We guarantee immediate. and posi-.
tive. relief to all sufferers from con.
stipatlon. In every case where our
remedy fails to do this we will return,
the money paid us for 1t. That's a,
frank statement of,facts. and we want
you to ysubstantiate them at our risk,
Rexall Orderliess are eaten Just like,
sandy. are particularly prompt and,
agreeable in action. may be taken at
any time, day or night; do not cause
diarrhoea. nausea, gripping, excessive
looseness, orr other undesirable ef.
fects. They have a very mild but posI.
tive action upon the organs with
which they come in contact, apparent.
|ly',acling as a regulatlye tonic upon
the relaxed muscular coat Of the
bowel. thus overcoming weakness, and
aidingTto restore. thea bowels to moro,
vigorous and healthy activity. i
lleSall Orderlles are unsurpassable
and ideal for the use of children, old
folks and delicate persons. We can.
not loo highly recommend them to
all sufferers from any form Of ,consti,
pntlcn and Its attendant evils. That's
why we 5back, our faith In them with
our promise Of money back II they
do not give entire satisfaction. Three
sizes: tablets 10 cents, SO tablets
25seents and 80 tablets. 80 cents. Ro-
member you can obtain Rexall Rem.
edies In Fairmonts only at our stores
The Rexall Stores, Mountain City
Drug 90. osite Court House, Fair:
mont ". fYa,;i Hall Drug co, 3O4 Wa:
Tier 81, Fairmont, ", Va. u /; n "A,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-01
PIMPLAs WELL, DON'T REi
People Notice lt-Drfve Them on
With Olive, Tablets. il, I

A plmply, face will not embarrasa
you mucbFlongef Il you get az q PACK.
age Of DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets,
The pmllles will vanish after you
have taken the tablets a few nights,
Nothing ever, cleansed the blood,
the bowels and the liver like Olive
Tablets. 3.s-3, 4 us. Il q
Olive Tablets are the only success.
full substitute for calomel; there's
never amy sickness or pain after TAX
ing them. r! !, Y
Olive. Tablets do all that caiomel
does and just as effectively, but their
action is gentle and safe instead Of
severe and Irritating. d
No one who takes Olive Tablets is
ever cursed with "a dark brown
taste" q bad breath, q dull. listless,
mo good" feeling, constipation, tor.
pid liver, bad disposition or pimply
face. ~ .g3Ssi j!;s 3,
Y Olive Tablets, I are made OF pure
vegetable compounds mixed with
olive oil. . ~
DR.. Edwards spent years among pa.
tients affllcted7wlth liver and bowel
complaints. and Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result. A; 3s
Try. them. Take one nightly for, a
week. Them look at yourself In the
glass and see how YOU feel. "A
Every little Olive tablet has: a
movement all Its own" K
At all druggists in neat pocekt pack.
ages at 10c and CSC. ty IL, !
Made by the Olive Tablet Company
Of Portsmouth. Ohio, or Columbus
Ohio. DR.. F. NJ. Edwards, President /!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-01
Entered at the; Postodiee at Falrmont,;
sJYast Virginia. rs second class ma ters
GREAT n I; EDITOR DEAD Sc Is.

Joseph Pulitzer. was "a greater. man
aging thai writing editor, and he
can hardly. Sbe compared to other
great Journalistic writer's, living or
dead Foss al quarter Of q century he
has been known as the owner. Of j q
great newspaper instead tot thes edl.
I tor of one. And yet. he never loos.
sened his grip upon HIS great. proper.
ties hi ST. Louis and New York; his
hand was ever on / the throttle iof
these Bis enterprises. az.
There was d plentItude Of romance
IA the life that has Just ended. He
came to this country from Hungary
Just when the civil war was about to
break out. Practically penniless. en-.
slistment offered employment, ut any.
rate however dangerous. 1t was
easier done, because as a studentti
natipes land, he was one among
thousands tof liberty.loving young
men who inyeighed against the ess
Sfablishel forms Of q government
abroad The war over, In which lha
served creditably, he started his life
~ thestnews country as a,.reporterssIn
ST Louis. Carl Schurz was the editor
iinnde whom he worked. aEyentuallys!
he became owner and editor Of his
( own newspaper. and years later WAS
Sone 3of the lending journalists In that
/, sectioni Of / the country. His advent
{ In New Y orkS was laughed at as a
reckless hazard whereas 1T proved
nothing OF the kind THE World was
nothing when he got 1t, but under,his,
executive genius soon became a great;
factor How great property III Isl
to-day nobody needs to be told. Il
{;s Pulitzer was sthe originator OF SAT,
ftron.hued Journalism; but was through
With itwhen; Hearst appeared and Of
Tered publications SO !. yellow, that
They made Pulitzer's World lread like
;3Ia church weekly by comparison. Pull.
sait2er Sseemed to be altogether willing
Ito he shnnted Into the background as
the original inventor Of yellow sensa.
tionalism,s and to be forgotten in that
tSonnection. When that happened,
4 the World 4 took higher plane and
4 ms kept 1t ever since. Pulitzer was
sphilanthropisti who stunned public
sdty's glare a man Of Intellectual force
and tremendous strength ofs.charac.
ter 81 Z, Il ~ y. III. d.
n Thea atmosphere sof romance that
sSsnrronnded him all during his life
;s,assanF American citizen, was with him
when the cold, gray visitor came, His
German secretary was reading to him
!sof the life Of Louis XII Of France, a
royal character in whose: career the
sssstricken man always ,evlnced the
keenest interest. AS the secretary
q. 'Hr FH . d .HH ID
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-01
-: s;':'si :'', " '!:s lNa.sna4,
CHILD DEAD.

yWayman, aged -FOUR years, the son
q Mr.. and! Mrs. James. Kinkald, died
last night at. 1oio'clock at theshome ST
his parents onit Stevens street, First
ward, Catarrhr OF the stomach, was
the cause Of. his, death. Is y
Funeral servicesSwillibeIheld at the
residence this evening at q o'clock
and interment will be made on Thurs.
day morning In the iKlnkaid cemetery
near the city. b s;5 = VI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-01

INCLINED to wall because my luck kind
think IL who lives railway
years ago by being frozen IN In
fortuhe
CHEEKY smiles his crutche
when he ostboth heart
scotned bore him the stained
MS and still cannot.
= singing
ne thought he'd
surely but ati he am your little
later h his house and
hisshea6 and sl be wn
smile and said riaes do always full 81
70 when grim woe my bosom always Wax
SORROW bring whop and sing
1le4a,,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-01
THE SOCIAL vV.HiRi

THE SOCIAL III
social whir
father hump his back s harder
what known in push than
work way into Masonic
once
OF wing collar Will
cey lenders like plumbers are born not made
hcaeos Of society leader
poses pequanance with
the writings schopenhauer
me social wh this country would be
mase mole exracors our great
would flooded with
we have high society to- thank
amount
the brains Of the country The the
hundred nowadays Is jimmy
would make old Louis XVI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-01

M. Il tst..~i-g Z e = = ID :, Z.
The Japanese, make much OF their
paper from mlllet stalks, Of which
Manehuria furnishes. about
245,Ooo tons agar ;i=;as5.. I 7
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-02-03
Obf in aiiten nnO Saiisru.

8er einen paiienben @lab sum
Nlifbeipabren oes Sbltes nidt bat,
pcde ole ctrpo 4@od)en al,Sgebreitcten
Sriifte in SGiier ober aiiten. @eni.
ger eole Sri;d)te fummen o6ne iebe
3mii6enIage in 9ebalter, pelfe init
2nftlodern pericben iinb; bieie lper.
ben olf Dem 9od)beoel pber ionitpo
cufgeItelIt nto I'M 8inter nit Geden
iiberoedt. Scincres SbIt miro iebod in
Topier e~ingepifelt mo iorgfdItig IN
Giiten berpaft, pclhe man i'm Seller
ltpben laiien fam. Nm fam aud bic
&cflrG1ime nit Soblenitatb, Sauo,
Sips, TofItrcu nber gut getrodnetcm
9aumlaub oisfiillen. 9eim Il,fbe.
mabren auf Stellogen cmpiicblt es
iidL aIle feineren Sriidte l1adl elmer
getpiiien 3tit III 8opicr e~insunifeln,
namit iic iaftiger 5leibcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-02-03
gasillcu i'm SeIepbOn.

Sn Der Gr5tliden @eIt gneIanos
erregte ein 8eridt grobcs I~ufieben,
Den Or. Srancis S. IIlan, Der Meoi.
Sinalbeamte BON @eItminIter, IN DER
ar5tli6en 8odenl6rift r2ancet"
iiber bas 8orfommen bon Suberfuio.
lebo5illen in sen Mifropbonen Der
Selepbonapparote per0fientlidt. II.
Ion beniitte 81 einem Seriud elm
0ffentli6es Selepbon in Der 2onboner
Gcntralborie 9ie Muno6ffnung oes
apparates iprlrbe nit eiltem Sltf ob,
octpiidt un0 ser Snbalt Oes GUIDES
bann 81 8eriufen an 5ipei Meer.
id,peinden beniitt. GaS erite Wecr.
idpein6en itarb % Gage. no6oenl
linn bon Dem Snbalt beS 8iidtudeS
etipas einseimpft moroen mar, uto
hIe Se5ierung lieb aiiSgeiprohene
Spmptome Ser Sllbertuloie crfel,.
men, bas 3peitc Meeridweinden itorb
q Gage nod Der Snieftion nnb
seistc &ebnlidps. 0ieie @rperimente
betbeiien, oob tObtlide Suberfelbo3il.
len bon offentliden Eelepbonoppora-
ten, mie lie iebt ollgemein i'm @e.
bralt6 iinb, leitGt i%ibertroael lperben
fonnen. sic Icgen olio Die 9~}otbpen.
hiefeit Dor, allc Telephone, ieien iie
i'm offentlidet obcr pripaten Sc
bralid, in b%eitimmten 3wii6enr0u.
men oli besinfi5ieren. Sn Der Con.
ooner @orenborie meroen bereits
na1 einem llebereinfommen nit Der
engliifen 8oitpernoltlu19 fiinf5ig Ee-
Iefbone taglid nit elmer OeSinfi6ie'
renoen Sliiiii9feit abgewoiden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-02-03

Der Sdptee beraebt, bas gis
bridt aitf. - Gs fbtpiat Der Str0m
SIitb. Strait, 2ebenl. iubelt's
I'M St1rmeslauf. - Dos lit Die 8oe
fie 6e8 mben6en SriiblingS, Der bod
fona,,en muB, Oh alib Der 8inter
nod 70 iebr nit itiirmiiden @ebdr.
ben 6rG,rt. Sn Der 8roia, in Der
@irfli6teit eeftaItet fid freili6 oas
8fIb MIR 81 bdufig gan5 anoers.
Ser &iif nod neier &raft, mad nett
EN- 2eben erf6allt matt, faiHm Dob
Die bIeifen 2ippen linn 2ante per'
Ieiben fonnen. Ser iebnfii6tige
8unf8 1T bo, bos 8omringen, oas
8eroen aber feblt, oenn Der &orper
lit at eeidmadt, nm neuen seben
geoeibIi9en goben gu bieten. Sn
Der Iongen @intertrdgbeit bat fib in
ben gr5Beren 9andlen ino Den feinel
@obret BEG &orpers mebr uro mebr
@iftifoff a%nsefammelt, Der als abse'
rnitt batte mlsgei6ieSen iperoer iol'
len, ftatt oeien ober bon Dem trnse
acknowledgement Dilute ni6t fortse.
IdIeppt perben fonnte unb fdlieBlid)
pieoer bonn &6rper, biefen persif-
tend, oufgdauot ipurbe. &ant allt
ioldem persifteten 8ooen neites Se'
BEN erfprieben2 Siderlia nift, Is
lei oenr, On iddffeit @atb. inoen'
gu Seinen &orper nit $ilf Der be-
riibmten ct. Bernard &ranterpifier
bon benz @ifte befreift, ods ieoe leiie
2ebensresung i'm Seine 81 eritlden
orobt. 9ertraiie Did nfft Den
auadIaIbern an; boffe nifts bon
beren auedfiIber, bas ben Seib nlit
nod mebr aerriittet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-02-03
GemeinnHbiges
~-e%s-
einO GeIcnilnrsbaSer ~ cmgisb.

Sinh 9oIcni3msebGScr IN cmpfeb-
len?
1Sln @cgQrtaeil c. lit oapor gu
parnenl IS lit i1wer beiAreitlid, fuie
oos gifti0c aohIeniGnrebao 10 allge.
mcirc Muinagmc bel gcr5ten iro
2aicn fiuoen fonnte. @ir ntDnten
nit 2ungcn mo &aut. Mit bciNcn
Organen atbmen mir oos gasformi9e
Grobuft Der @crbrennun9 u%niercr
Rahrung, Die eiitiee a%oblenidnre
C6aS Stidlns). aus. 8as ioll MN
Oas Seranbrin9cu Oieies giftigen
StidaaicS, in Dem teincrIei 2ebcl &c.
oeiben fam unD NORM ie6e Slonme
perliidt, bcnl &0rper nllBen2 9ie
pridellloen 9lGShen oil Der Salit ers
sellncll eiucn angcnebmei &ieel, 0as
lit allies. - Q6er oaS tbltt iebe ollocre
2uitblaic audi, Die nidt Giiti9 lit, be.
ion0ers aber oudJ Saueritoft 0os cie
aentlide 2e~bensgas aller atbmcnOelt
2ebeneien. Saueritoff lit ~aller0ings
ni6t 10 billig 81 babrn, ais 8oDlen-
iditre. iueIte Den gier5upiern 10 niib.
lid geipot6en lit heim ginid)enfen uno
Dem Sriufer 10 leidt wieber iiber Oie
3unae entpeidt. - Ser &orpcr fam
lie nidt gebrauden. Sic perl6Bt i'm
6aher our6 allie Seffuunaen llno So
rem. - 9afiir bat man iett Sauer.
i%toffba6er, iotpobl aus Stabl5p!in.
bern als aud in 8ulperform. Gieie
CHARACTERIZATION allein fonnen Stoff.
pedielleibenben empfoblen nerben;
fie iinb bon elmer allie 2ebetSfrGite
unaemein anfeuernoen @irfung. =
Die Iufnabme oes Saueritoffs oltrt
bic Saut, phpiioloaiid erpieien, gibt
Dem G6rper bie altm Gheil perlorenc
@erbrenmlnasfraft mieber. @ir ioI.
len oiirf 2unge uno Saut Sauerltofi
elm. unb &obleniGiire ul,satbmer.
9e,m G:nbeiitcr haperts %hefannilidl
in beiben Siniidten. = Sort ocsboIb
init Den eiftiNen 8obleniGurebdoern
lie bringet oirefte @ritidmeSgciabr
fin bcn Mabcr>rn (pie Die if,mercr
@iitgaic in tel S,rnosgrotte hi Ga.
pri ben fltiuel Snnoenl unE mr.
i6ledtern natiirlid Die 2uft in irrem
9a0ermtm, mesbalb S6pinoelunfolle
nno aopfi6mer5 oft Die sSolge inn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-02-03
Die meme 8crlc.

sSrau Braun bate elm nenes
GicnItmGoden befommen, uno fren.e
iif, 5u iebell, nie bciterfreunolid lie
mar. .9as lit redt," lobte Die &errin,
ybaB Sic 10 gut fir Die 8ose ioreen
ilno ibr olle s[bfdlle geben@ pSa,
gndoiee 5ran," ermioerte Die neiic
8erle, ,mein @runoioe lit iminer se.
tpeien: Sci gut gegen Die Staten, nno
ou Iparlf oie babe Mtu1f4e.~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-02-03
Nnsacalidrn

sd bo6c hicr cine 0per," iprady
Der &omponiit. .oie Der groBte @rfo!a
ocs SabrbunoertS iein lpirb. Sic
nernt lid n9as Boraoies." - n9aS
8orobies," brittle Der Smpreiiario.
.@aun, bnben Sic aud beoadt. maS
Die Ictorotionen baau foiten pcr'
oeu"9 - ~.SSaipobl," anttportete Ser
&omponiit 9cloiien, .aber boben Sit
oitf bebadt, mos an aoitiimeu se
ipart mer0en niirhe?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-02-03
Sin iebr sntcsMittcl aeaen SalS.
entsinSmna.

Won uebmr cinen hoIben Otter
@aiier nno laiic Doslelbe s 10
atinlten lang itarf fofen lit es oonn
etipas abgefiiblt, 10 sebe man cinen
itcrfen gBl6ffeI boil Sonig binein
serretbe Elm Stiid Ilaim, 10 groB mic
cine SnielnnB, iebr fein unb gebe eS
burimter. Mit Der 10 erboltenen
B%liiiiigfeit grrgelt man iid tdgli6
6rei. BIS ied)smal aus. Sir &inoer
uno id)pad,e 8erionet nebne mar ct.
ipas meniaer slaiin, fir ermahiene
rno It1rfere Berionen et!Das mebr.
Ser Ilaun mnlB l~tngebrannt fem nno
lit oie @iidung taslid friid su be-
reiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-02-03
Gine cmpfehlensluerthe @p6nnna.

@ietber; nSic iagen, nebennn
no6nt Elm &lapicrlebrer? .9as II!
nid,t gerooe angenebm!" Saus.
mirtbiu; %, i6 CLAUDE farm. bob
sic ooourd eeitort miirben. Or bot
sehn &inocr, unb bie MAIDEN eiuen
ioId]en 2drm. Bob Sic bos alooier
iiberbaitpt nibt b6ren!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-02-03
,Sm allaemcinen,"

iaate Ser 3%ufrieoeue, Dmiiiien sic
bod suoeben, Dob Dies Die bette @eIt
lit, sic sic fennen!"-n Sdon wobrl"
crmioerte Ser lln8ufriebene, .abcr
oos mill bod nidts iaaen. Icine
5rau lit all6 Die bette Srou, Die i'd ie
bate, nber gi,t lit iie Oarum nod lon.
&c nid)t!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-02-03
SamouaI0cs.
S.o-s-
&crciaiaGt.

sGoS it nett. NaB III Did einmcl
61i mir lchcn libl, Alio lted Cir mol
.gIeib bier cine Don bieien 3igorren
aL i1 hole iofort 2ifor mo lagC
OraliBen al, oaB Elm &upert fir Did,
auigele0t miro 800. n@dh mad!
Dir bod feline llmltdnbe. SD torninc
bod uidlt. Inn 9eine 3igarren, &ei'
men 2ifor uno ein Diner 5u ifinoen.
sllio pump mir burtoert Dollar, bonn
biIt III mid los!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-02-03

SEQ. l.. 100 Sid. 8 @. b. 8.
Staot. 140 Sd unter Bflug. 10
ad. 8iebpei6e; A gd. @lfalfa, 76
nd. @eisen. so Sbitbdume, Gin
1h ct. Saus untere p9 3immer
u. BeranSa. Telephone, Seller, 3iit
erne, 2 9rlnirert iuno 9ebenaebGuoe.
Br. $500, $4,000 barr, ltebrige
SO. 3. 100 Sid. 3 @. b. 5.
Staot. ITO Sd. unter 8flus. &dt
8ietapei6e. so gt. in @ei3en. 2
3. Smis, 8ord, 3iiterne, Drummer
uno Icbengebdrtoe. 8r. $500.
Sdlfte barr, iibrige gu 6 Ser5ent.
0o. 3. 100 Sd. 3H so. b. 5.
5tabt. 1876 Sid. unter Sflrg, reit
8icbtpeioe. 100 ad. in @ei5er. 8
3. Saus, Cement Seller, 3iiterne,
8rnnnen uno @ebengebauoe. Sele.
phone. Br. $1,000. 8enis bar.
res, @eIb ltDtbig.
$50. a. 100 sd. A SO. b. 3.
@taot. lis I'D. unter 8flue. Heb
rige 8iebpeioe. 2 3. Sais. 3iit'
erre. Cement Seller. &eben9e.
b1uOe, $5,500.00.
$50. 5. 80 Sd. grenst a. 3.
@toot. 39rabtferre. 8leines Sous
2anb fam fait alles fitltinirt per.
Ben. 9r. $5,800.00. $1,000 barr,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-02-03
Sin amerifaniider Milliunar

fam nit ieiner gonSen 8amilie nod
Berlin uno menbete iid on eincs Der
~feinIten SoteIs Inn @obnuna. ai5
inn Der 8rciS Der gepiiniften 3inl-
mcr mitgetbeilt wuroe, iagte CT nod,
fursem 9eiinnen: SEA, ia, ncbnlel
weroe i'd oieic 3immer aber menil ia
lGnger blriben rppllte, tb6te id) po5r.
fdeinlid bciier, Sbr Sptel gleif ~
faufen."