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Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17
OFFICERS CATCH MUCH WANTED
 RObbER

SAN ANTONIO. Teaas. March te
 (speeisi Today Deputy sherins Charles 2 Stevens and A Newton pariciDatea in the most exciting man bunt fbst has taken place in this eity for uuHibef Of rears The man sought wss Edward Hinds. alias, j. D. Wallace After Hinds g.ss 8IEuued a most lively race took place for several blocks through inc business district on The west side. Hinds sefang pace that wss .Fenarkably fast and the ofIcers fol
 owing wih reFoiYeIs in hand threat
 tning all the time to shoot, but be
 ing prevented from doing so by the presence of people in the streets.
 Finally Newton proved too fas: for the man wanted and Kinds finally hrew up his hands at the muzzle of an ugly looking gun. After his capture. the mans real name proved to te John Turner For some lime many burglaries have been com mitted in this and adjoining cities. Circumstances pointed 70 Turner. and when captured he was wearing Sl5G gold watch which was identf. fed by Theodore Machenheimer or tais city as being his property It developed agrer tns capture that i'm the rast month Turner had acc im- ulated enough snverware and jew. elry to stock a firstclass store.
 In addition to other charges
 against Turner, he is accused of
 robbing the government mail at La Coste. Texas Among Turner's ef fleets were two deeds of transferred land in Harris and Brazoria counties | Texas, cheek written March 8. and
 drawn on the Merchants National Bank of San Antonio for S15 this made payable co Herbert D Wal 1 lace and signed by J. ". Bradlev A ! check book of the First National Bank of Newkirk, Oklahoma. was also found. Turner claims to have seen service in both the British and
 American navies and expressed a ! hope that his relatives in Bombay
 India, would not hear of his diff. culty The officers believe. on sc. count fthe amount of jewelry. etc
 found in Turner's possession. that
 he had hand in some of the biz jewelry robberies reported in this country within the past month
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17
TIE MORNING IT,

state of Chihuahua and part of Sc nora The United States papers seem to know more about it than We do in Mexico, Outside of the state of Chi huahua up to the present time ii does not seem to have affected busin ess or the securities of the govern ment. the National railways. and tEe many large industrial enterprise which are listed on exchange in the United States, England and the con tinent of Europe. There has been nothing more serious than usual market fluctuations in those quota tions since the disturbance in Mexico commenced
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17

carried out the job. Provided it
 could not be shown that the booty
 had been brought into this country
 nothing could be done to punish
 them for an admitted crime. To the
 lay mind it is bit difficult 70 under
 stand why selfconfessed criminals
 should not be apprehended and pun
 ished. but the law shows that unless
 the booty has been brought into
 this country such a thing could not
 be done. Some months ago an Amer
 ican citizen stole diamonds in Brus-
 els valued at a large figure going
 thence to Mexico where the jewels
 were pawned All the facts in the case were known and on his arrival
 in New York the thief was arrested
 The district attorneys office decided
 however, that the man could neither be prosecuted nor extradited and al
 though his guilt was easy Of proof
 he had to be set free. Had he
 brought the jewels into this coun-
 try however, he could have been prosecuted and if convicted, pun ished
 Within two months, it is now ex- pected. New Yorks great new SIP 000.00O library. said to be the finest structure of it's kind in the country. will be trown open to the public. More than six years have been re- qired for the completion of the building which has already become one O fthe sights of the city. Coin cident with it's opening opportunity will be given to anyone who wishes to purchase e library building to do so cheaply. since with the opening Of the new home of books will come the closing of the old Astor library down town and it's sale 70 the high est bidder. For fifty-seven years this dark and dingy landmark has been the book center of New York When John Jacob Astor died in 1S4S he bequeathed s4O0 0e0 for the estab- lishment Of a free public library in New York. The library was incor- porated in 1S49 the first trustees in ! cluding such men as Washington Irv- ing. Fitz-Green Halleck. Samuel Ward an dothers equally famous Its as a library gone. there is considerable speculation as to wha. will become of the old build ing. It has been twice added to and seems ht for no use whatever-letst of all as a library. In all probabl- fly it will be torn down to make way for modern commercial struet- ure thus sharing the fate of the one famous millionaire that faced it. celebrated in wartime days under :he name of Colonade Row. The new library has a capacity for nearly 4.OG0,00O books, although at its open ing probably not more than one third of this number will occupy it's sixtythree miles of shelves.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17
raso by way of Eagle rass.

Paso by way of Eagle Pass.
 Mir. Hudson comes to attend the meeting of the stockholders Of the Union depot which will be held in this city tomorrow. and the meeting of the board of directors which is to be held the same day.
 When seen yesterday at the Union depot, Mr. Hudson expressed himself as much pleased with the continued growth of Fl Paso. and spoke hope fully of business conditions in Mex. leo. Referring to the present trouble fin ;he republic he said
 '-The alleged revolutionary move ment is practically confined to the
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17

brought to lighe here which has pro vided an easy means of separatins New Workers and visitors to this city alike from many thousands Of dol
 lars. This pastime. which is as simple as it is effective, is known as Tipping the metter" and is em- ployed by drivers of taxicabs in col lecting exorbitant and illegal fares
 The graft might stin have been go- ing on merrily had not a driver at tempted eO flip the meter when car rying as a passenger the chief os the bureau of licenses. in charse of the city's newly installed meter inspection system The method of operation is easy, merely consisting of giving the metal flag over the meter a flip just the right strength
 Every flip. if properly performed
 however. adds anywhere from ffty cents to two dollars to the fare In
 dicated as being due. Had not the chaffeur who carried Chief Oliver from Times Square to the Grand Central station, distance of about 6 mile. been so ambitious all might have been well. So .industriously dij he flip his little flag, however. that the charges shown by the meter at the end of the five minutes run amounted to se.20 As a result me ters have now been installed which eann<t be Tipped. but the graft yielded handsomely while ir l9v'ed
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17
Boac Calf Shoes SITS

Mems Box Calf and Kangaroo Calf Shoes: plain lace and butcher styles; medium and heavy soles. If you want a good street shoe, this one will prove satisfactory viewed from any point of style and servIcerendering qualities
 None worth less than S2.50 a pair. fl 4 7F and some you'd consider good value A Ebe at $500, sale price pair ....-.... y ass U
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17

We have full confidence in the government, and believe that within q short time it win entirely over come the situation. Chihuahua is a state of some 9O,0OO square miles, with only about 100000 population. It is naturally very hard for the government tO police the entire state. especially as it is mountainous. thus making it difficult to follow the predatory bands.7
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17
DOES NOT THINK THE
 TROUBLE Is SERIOUS
MEXICAN RAILROAD MAN IN EL PAso MINIMIZEs IMPORTANCE
 OF REVOLUTION.

EL PASO. March l5-C. R. Hud. son, vice-president of the Mexican National railways is in the city in his private car. having come to Fl
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17

PILES CURED IN TIC 14 DAYS 9AZo OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles in ( to IA days or money refunded soc
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17
Unprecedented Values in Me
Mems HalEBoofs S2.5O

Mems Half-Boots. made or carefully selected quality Box calf, butcher lace style; 1Oinch top; with buckle fastening; heavy. double Oak tanned soles through to heel sewed and nailed
 1T these boots were bought in a regular way they would sell for $3.5O a pair, and fl n -A they are worth it, too, on sale at A AEk the remarkably low price of ..--.-- sVEsVU
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17
INTERESTS FEAR NEW FRA
 IF TRUST BUSTING NEAR

NEW &OBK. March l6.-That a new era of trust prosecution and in vestigations is beginning is the opin- ion held in financial circles here in consequence of the federal actions which have just been begun against the transatlantic steampship lines and the electrical trust and as a result of trustworthy intimation that other big combinations are soon to come in for attention. Pri. vate messages from Washington to Wall street houses indicate that the Stanley resolution providing for an investigation of the U. s. Steel corporation which was put to sleep in the rules committee at the session or congress just ended is assured of enough democratic and insurgent votes to provide for it's enactment soon after the Sixty second congress convenes. Representative Stanley, the author of the resolution, Is quoted as claiming a clear majority for the measure as the result of a can vass he has been making on this subject. The attitude of a major ity of the members-eIect of the new congress, says Mir Stanley. lis that the steel trust is the most dangerous combination of capital in the country. If the tobacco trust attempts 70 die tate to the farmer he can hold back his crop If the meat packers try to cppress the cattle grower or the consumer the latter can join hands and dispense with the packer. These interests have practical and effective Inducements to treat the public fair 1y. But when the steel trust .d Fances its prices there is no redress because it controls the raw material of the industry and through this control dictates to the indeDendent manufacturers what they shall charge" The possibility of a serious investigation of the steel corporation is attracting unusual attention in the world. brokers and traders being curious to see whether the Morgan influence or the ssMorgan
  luck" will De potent enough to side track the threatened investigation as it has others in the past.
 The startling fact that the perpe- tratoTs of certain kinds of thefts can boast of their acts with perfect im- munity here is the most curious de yelopment of the recent robbery of something ike s1s0,000 worth of jewelry from a passenger on certain ocean liner. Although the po- lice are conducting a search for the thieves it is the opinion of foreign representatives that the huns is a mere waste of time because of the eyyradition laws with the country from which the vessel came. Ac- cOrding to these experts the thieves might hire a theater invite the dis trict attorney and the chief of DO. lice as guests of honor. and give a lecture exnfainine inst how thev had
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17

There is tailoring per7ec:ion In our s2O.O0 suits, let us show you F. Peltzel, Opp. Palace Livery tf
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17
ARTICLES INCLUDED IN LoT-fat 25c

2 Quart Mixing Bowls .: 25c Quart Preserving Kettles ~ 2sc 3 Quart Stew Pans .2sc f Quart Pudding Pans ........... .25o Quart Mixing Bowls - .25c No. 10 Mountain Cake Pans 2so No. Handled Frying Pans zsc Quart Pudding Pans . . 25c
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17

A new form Of graft has just been
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-13
HENRY BOOK,
Guardian & Curator.
Sb BEL ainOer ober cripadienGn Rer.
ionen perOen flirirt NIT 3eno
uib 3emoicife.

Die &linge's gpotbefe idgt 81
icber Gerion lei es damn, Srau 90.
er aino, nelde 5arte, judcrOe Saut
6aber, fomriit 81 unieren Store uno
iidert eud cine Blade 3ento unb
elm itiid 3emosSeife, uno ieit ibr
nit Dem &eiultat ni9t gan3 0ufrie.
Den, fontmt Suriif un6 hoIt cltef
Gclo mieoer. SopieI ~5utrnucn bab.
en- mir 5u bieiem reinli9en nirfiam.
en- @itteI 0aB mir Oieies iiigelpobr-
li9e ~anerbieten MAIDEN.
3emo lit cine belle Sliiiiigfeit fir
duberIiden @ebraud mo bat bieIc
SaIe bon grem &autauSidldge uno
aopfidnippen furirt. 3cmo uno
Demo Seize iin6 ole ipariamiten uno
reiniten uno mirfiamiten mitteI fir
ollie Salt. nnO oapfbmit Gronfbci.
ten ole es siebt, Oh fir ainSer ODER
erpadfene.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-13
aas ooppelte 9aar 2 6mbe.

0us ie9sidbrtse &arl9en mar BON
8ater gum S9ubma9er 9ei9idt fppis
ben, nm fid Elm paar S9u6e anmei.
len gu laiIen. Ia Sage ipGter brinat
oenn aud Der Sdubmader Die nell,t
S1ube. 3pei Sage barauf tomrt
ieoo9 Elm Sdubmader aug Ger be-
nadbdrten StraBe unO brinet ebens
falls Elm 9aur neue S9ube fir
adrl4en. Der Batter fuGt Inn su
ertldren, bab bier Elm Srrtbum pors
liesen miife. dber er ldbt li9 midi
abpeiien. Der Sunse babe iib Bel
ibm bic Saube dnmeFsn Iafen. upo
ba5u miiife er bod bon ben Gltern
beauftrast sepeien itin. Der @as
ter ruff Den Sungen bsran unb frdst
i'm aus. ga, gapa,1 mar feline
antport, sunfer G9uffsr bat bIrb
ben redten Sub gemeFsn, ben linton
pollte er ni9t. llnb ba bin i'd nod
gu Dem anoeren S9uifer geaanaen
fir Den linten Sub
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-13
Snmorilii6es.
Ser ocfh6luoilc Sutenifcr.


Hie Srau Oes groben 8otanifers
blidte iiber oeu abenobrootiid bin.
meg ibren @atten ltra6leHb an.
yGber oieie Bilse,~ iprad iie mo
ocutete arli cine SdiiiieL Die Dor ibr
itanN Limb bod nidlt allie iiir mid.
IriitoteIeS? 2" Sod. glicc. CT.
niherte er, lid babe tie nit mcinen
eigenen SGnoen fir Gid aEIeiu &c.
pfliidt. Sic bIidtc i'm onnfbar
an. @eId einen Iieben, irIbitloien
@ann bate lie! Sn flint Miinjtten
mar Die Sdiiiiel Ieer. stm lpGdiien
Morgeit begriiBte er iie in iebr bcIorg.
Ter @eiic bciln 6riibitiid. .Sait on
gut aei6loicn2" fraete er. pslllSge.
~5eidNet," aab lie ladelnb siriid.
p9u iilhlit Gid nidt fronf, baIt feline
Sdmersen?" foridte ct weiter.
ag6cr notiirlid) nidt MriitctcIesl"
antprrte:e JIG, v&urro," rici er. sd
bobe cine ucrc 8il5ort entocft Die
nidt 1iftia it'll"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-13
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Let
tiers Testamentary upon the Estate Of
HENRY SCHMIDT
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned. by the Probate Court of
Gasconade County, Missouri bearing
date the 1st day Of August, 1911.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance within six
months from the date of said Letters
or they may be precluded from any
benefit of such Estate; and If such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date of the last in.
sertion of the publication of this
notice, they will be forever barred.
HENRY P. SCHMIDT,
Executor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-13
Gmafildlr @annsr.

Sic maren Sobicinoe. Bill NOR ruc.
Gen ocS Giebita6IS elmer llbr ocrur.
tbeilt Doroen. Sim, neil er einc 81tb
g~eltoblen bate. ltnO jebt biiBcn lie
beioe hire SdiIIb i'm @ei1ngnib.
9eim Spa5ier0on9e i'm Sole gingen
lie ancinnnOcr pDriibcr. Inter &c.
mobnlidcn llmitdt,Ocn bate ieber
pcriil6t, benz onocren einen Meiier-
iti6 81 beriettn; inter ben ~gegebenen
Serb6ltniiien ober ntliBten tie iid)
auf cine aeiliiitcrte llnterbaltung be.
idrGufcn, rNN.. bohntc Der Sub.
hieb. oGicIlcidt FaunIt On mir ia.
gen, micpiel llhr es ;it?~ Gas
fam i'd" NOR sic iq0ttiidc gntgeo.
lllll9 ocs llarrrbicbc$. Set ann
Melfcnl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-13
Vel ciner SrribiaaS.

Gin 2citllant ihirBt aili cillrn &a.
ici. feblt unN hattie in Der Site bel.
nnbe iciHcn }fodloslb Ben @errn
Ioior, 'licnigcid)oiirn. major
illdl1tCufcianit0t aNber, Serf
2cutnNut, llitr olro CHI &aien' ge-
ihoiicn mo nid;t otf @ci6rberunol"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given. that letters
OF Administration upon the Estate Of
ALICE RUSKAUP
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court of
Gascenade County, Missouri. bearing
date the 4th day of October, 1911.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance within six
months from the date of said Letters
or they may be precluded from any
benefit of such Estate; and If such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date of the first pub
LEGATION of this notice, they will be
forever barred.
c. K. Meyer,
Administrator,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-13
YETTA NEESE,
Executrix.
GUARDIAN & cuRAToRs NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that by
virtue Of an order of the Probate
Court of Gasconade County. Missouri
bearing date August 80, 1911, | have
Deen appointed Guardian of the per-
SOL and Curator of the estate of
WILLIAM RETHEMEER,
adjudged to be a person Of unsound
mind.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them for allowance to the Probate
Court of Gasconade County within
one year from date of the publica-
tion OF this notice, or they will be
forever barred.
HENRY BOOK,
Guardian G. Curator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-13
E~xecutrlx,s Notice.
C. X. Meyer,
Administrator.

Notice is hereby given to all per
sons interested in the estate of Fred
Neese, deceased, that at the first
day of the next November Term
1911 of the Probate Court of Gascon
ade County, in the State of Missouri
to be held on the Fourth Monday OF
November, 1911, at the Court House,
in the City of Hermann, Mo-, or as
soon thereafter as the matter can be
heard, shall apply to said Court
for leave to resign my letters Testa-
mentary upon the estate of the said
Fred. Neese.
YETTA NEESE,
Executrix.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-13
HERMANN GUTJAHR

deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court
of Gasconade County, Missouri, bear
ing date the 2sth day of September,
1911.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance within six
months from the date of said Letters
or they may be precluded from any
benefit of such Estate; and If such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date of the last in.
sertion of the publication of this
notice, they will be forever barred.
chas. Buschmeyer Jr.,
Ill Administrator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-13

@ntgegeben. .Das mub
Sbnen Ser Heib ldFsn: 3u i9reibsn
ptrftsben sic! Sbr Still 1T gerdbesu
berrlid!1 .N9, seben Sic nit
Sbrem ,berrli9" &. bieies gr1bIiGe
@oiettin III aud 70 Elm 3engnib fur
bic gnmabung Der mGnneripeltE
n9ber msine Gndbiae, ME lam man
riur 10 iibertreiben! y WGre Sbs
uen Der ausorud .bGmli91 Iiebr?!.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-13
Gisenc s~lnffaiinna.

@olfs3dbIer: gSopiel ib weiB,
tpoRnt bel Sbnen nod Elm @oior
ben baben Sic bergeiierL in Der Sab.
lun9sliite an5nfiibren.1 Sausbe.
iiter: ga6 nein, Der is Gle rldtrIi1
iiber3dbIiel@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-13
3eiS~ n,annsAe

Sb gina Soien idieBct uno bate
mad, OrciunocinboI6 5tunoen Oas
Slid, ein iold)cs Gbier 81 Ieben.
8ie id cbeli Oarauf unlegen mill
Itiirmt Elm Ser, ocn id borber gar
nidt benlcrft bate, auf mid los uno
briillt. Sic mein Serr, bas lit mein
safe; alif ben idieBe ib ieoeu 8or.
mittoa!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-13

ppH Httl llpu lptUtUs
r@us 0u ibr getban, bab lie ae.
gangen, 10 eeeangsn. oas mill .6
BON Dir fpiIien. Sber" 0ioht
an fcinen Sobn lit Der &ittmeifier
berdngetreten, guge in Quge nit i'm
nfugen pillPi9 es Dir: Die sSra,L
oeren Reidtbum Did anaelodi, ftanN
Dir plDblid i'm Nese, ais Define 9sis
oeni9oft nie6er mad Defines 8ra
oers Bitpe fegebrenb bic Sdnbe
itrefte."
Seine 8efpegung Derrietb ii6 in
9artmuts @eIi4t, in ieiner Stimn.e
&long.
.Sat meines grubers @ittpe bls
Dir ieIbft eefugt2 8iff Oh ibr 6ss
gegnet auf 0einem @e9e gu mirY"
sd bin ibr beseanef. 0u atcr
ipogft Ou's gu liissn por mir,
Dab Su Fdulbig eeporben BIT en-
WfaSeleine um aneelitas piIlen?"
uno pieoer Die gIei6e peritsiners
te &ube.
sd liige nidt. Sd babe QneeI;=
ia geIiebt unb bin ihretmiIlen I6ulsia
geporben an Mabeleine."
rOu Du!A Die bobe @eitalt bes
Rtttmeifters fdeint mod gu pa9ien
.tpas BAIT 9u 9einer 5rau an.
setban2"
sd babe ibr iebr ipebe getban uEb
lie 1T gesansen."
Dor benz &ittmeifter bssinnt "a
su flammen. rptbes Seusr, rotbss
8lut 8lrt, bas er rinnen. risfein
iiebt iib@ Elm fpeiBes Srauenantlis,
bas er fleben iebt an ben Sdnben
ba an fetnes So6nes 6Gnben.
ST bdIt bieielben sepadt, bat lie
emporgeriFen!
rReoe! ipri9 @abrbeit! eft Define
9ano f6ulbtg ~setpDrben, abermays
i9ulOig an zines Menl9en 2ebeng
8iit OH -"
sum M0roer %gefporben al, meinem
Beibe = pielleiGt."
@tfigtalte Wprte, unter benen Des
3ittmeiiters arme iGb bera6gelaF.n
linb unb ben unoern freigegeben bos
ben.
8prte, in bic bon brauben bere:n
elm &lopfen tint, erIf Ieife, oana
!auter, anseitimer. 9artmlt offnet
ote Sbiir.
Sin Brief, Ben nit erregter SoIt
Der Siener inn iiberrstdt, in fra<
GENDER. Spannuns ben Serrn aniisat
uno 50gernb erIt ii9 fpieber entferat.
als oieier cus Simmer Dor i'm
f3Iiebt.
Din Der Sbiir 1T Sartmut ffebcn
geblieben. Die 9anb, nit Der er
ben Brief bdlt, bdngt f6per bera5.
als TRACE lie cine eiIerne Gait. Damn
bebt er lie lan9Iam empor, ribtet osn
Bid auf Den Brief, inbes 3ipei ans
oere gugen ieper feiner itarren 8cs
ipesur9sn folsen nit fiebsrnoer @r-
fpartung.
mobsleines @6rift cine Ra8e
ri9t BON ibr!
Seine 5d1be s~ittern ni6t, nift
in flte9enoer Saft lift er ben umz
f9ldg! Sn ibm berriGt sic toote
Rube, Die nidts @utes mebr bofft,
ni4ts S9limmes mebr fiir6tet. go
erbrt9t er Den 8rief unb beainnt Al
leien. Rur Den Gnfdng uno Sic
S9lubporte, bann atbmet er tiff
nit gei4Ioffenen 2ibern ur6 auIamz
m~engepreBten 2ippen unb fpridt:
sWon Maoeleine elm 8rief ~ nih:s
54limnes 1T ibr ~augeitoBsn.~
Sine Srage mill fi9 alf bes Rittmets
tiers 2ippen brdneen. er tbut iie nidt,
Den Mantel feiter I'M ii9 3uIammen<
stebeno, f9reitet sr gum 3immerauss
gang.
So 1T mein @eg bierber erleoist.
Jules dnoere tiimmert mid ni6t."
Sartmut tit ibm CUR Sbur qefolat,
mill ibm itumm bus @eIeite gcbes,
Der dlte Mdnn fpebrt ibn alb.
,8leibe."
@r bIetbt suriid. itebt an Der qc>
i6lpKenen Sbiir, Bis Orauben d,f
Dem langen 5lur feines @aters
S9rttt perbaIGt 1T. Bieber dtbmet
er tief duf uno Damn bebt er Die
9anb bp6,in Der er ben Srief bait,
Wdoeleines Brief unb teginnt Jpn
au lefen.
Gortiesung folgt.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-13
@prfipicl.

@eil Nhtno ungebiI0et por, FAM
lie in eir &cniionat, mn BORT unlge.
biloet 81 ruer6ell. als iie SasieIbe
ou%sgebiIhet ucrtieB, mar iie ic6r ein-
gebil0ct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-13
aatrin ans Dem eecbaS.

.Nas boben Sic oenn gen1aft,
&err aommer5ienratb, als sic bcim
Baden BON einem @alfii6 iiberrnidt
piirben2" yIln bob mer geIegt
niif ben @iiden uii6 @aiier geiprdt,
10 bat CT mel gebolten for en- &olIe.
GEM
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sd mod)te fir fiinf5ig Gents Seft.
pflaiter, fiir f%iirtf5ig Gents gcrbonb.
ltoff mo fir einen Collar ettuas 3,lin
8lutltillcn. Sropiier: rHonll, lit
Shncn cHanoberunqliidt "-SienIt.
mdOdcn: ,,g6 nein, Ser gnGOiae SEER
mill he arobere automobilia9rt iii.
ternebmen."
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Giraffe ei1cnl Mobren. o.: .9u,
oas lit eiu Miobr." g.: so, rid.
ti9, man iiebt'S i6m 9IeiG alt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-13
Sin hisfrrtrr @irth.

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las 6lciidl lit ia ni6t 81 genieBen
cS ricd]t ia aous cntietlidl"
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men. aber id bobe nidtS iogen mol.
len, Inn S6tten Den Ippetit uid)t su
peroerben!"