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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-22

The funeral of the late Bonnie F.
Hewett will be held at his home near
the Crank on the Belgrade road. at
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. Rev. L. w
Coons will otiiciate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-22

Mrs. Smith S. Randall and daughter,
who had been enjoying visit at
Squirrel Island. returned home Friday
evening on the steamer Islander.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-22

II. ]. Cross, who had been enjoying
few days with his family at Ocean
Point. returned home Friday evening
on the steamer Islander
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-22

e. E. Newbert left in his automobile
Friday afternoon for ocean Point. to
pass Sunday with his family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-22

Mrs. l.. Nj. Bickford and daughter of
New York City are visiting in town as
the guests of DR.. and Mrs F. c. Kins-
man Of winthrop street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-22

\. c. Bayley of Joliet Ill. was in
Augusta for few hours Friday on
matters OF business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-22

Regular meeting of Capital Grange
this Saturday evening. All members
viii be expected to respond to roll call
with quotations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-22
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mrs II. w. Miller was passenger
or train 102 at 4.05 Friday afternoon,
going to Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-22
Hoods
Sars aparilla

Cures all blood humors, all
eruptions, clears the complex
ion, creates an appetite, aids
digestion, relieves that tired
feeling, gives vigor and vim.
GeT IL today in usual liquid form or
chocelated tablets called Sarsatabs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-22
Sheet Music Special
Melville SMITH
Offers the latest Popular
SHEET MUSIC TODAY
At IS Cents per copy or two copies for
At IS Gents per copy or two copies for
Is Cents.

The lot includes the following:
All Alone Peggy Gray Dublin Rag.
Piano Man Must : chain of Daisies,
Roses Mean You to Me, Sweet Dreams
My Lote Sweet Dreams. Put Your Arms
Myrtle With MARY. / WIN Love You
When the Silver Threads Are Shining
Among the Gold. Wanted A Harp Like
the Angels Play, That Long Lost Chord.
Moonlight. Rose and You.s All That ]
Ask of You is Love. At sunset, That
Railroad Rag It's Nice TO BE Nice Lit
tie Girl Like You.
90 not forget the place,
les Water ST, Augusta, de.
Near Bridge.
Thres AIioofs devoted to Musical Goods
1yszdit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-22
KENNEBEC.
lBION.

Mrs. Samuel Warren and Philena
went Monday to HaverhiH Mass.
An eight pound girl arrived Tues
day. July Is, at Fred Littlefield's.
Anna Wood and Olive Gould spent
Wednesday In Unity
Several of the farmers have fin
ished haying. There will be, on the
whole, it is thought an average cron
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-22

Tdfbuy fruit jars and save money.
2 OF. wide mouth. ..s.st.to per doz.
qt.twide mouth 49,. S5c. per doz.
" al. wide mouth .......75c. per doz
A Few dozen safety valve jars in
pintss and quarts at the same price
The Detroit times., 1911-09-29

bear and lifted
the road and mounted his which will
cycst mounted well while
shoulder
They rode mile
bit and
touched Rses
eat' and he gently his
bicycle and Risley
bear cried like
like tranquility Luckily
mounted his wheel
struggled scratched
Riseys clothes Rsley's
believe I'd like riding
tied the neck or the bag OF ne
he
cold
caught
pumped to The
Riey his
judged
little
him.
that be
mixed
smaked his
bit OF
Rsleys
sells down his
on-looking = -
After
think? of
exploit
county and he elected
q safe majority.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-29
q TIC StDfp Clnb g
ty Edtnand Vahco OOEQ

you Club baek" asked the
| "Coodyt"
hunk" said Angelimp +
Wilebll nothing do
Merrymouth Dohnd and Buddyboy.
add all other girl heks hear
"Im here too. l
M
StoTyman made
Maybe IL
a
didn't Soman laughed
with
q
tf RISI4EY, GRIZZLY
hunting for He hunting for You he school pn
He the wanted be
chosen. hunting
going
some and Principal Risey rode bicycle Risy pumping along
a
70 himself.
a
The Detroit times., 1911-09-29
'FEATHERs-H0w TO MAKE
POMPONS FROM OLD ONES


Even when an ostrich feather Is so
old and worn that IL seems pitifully
hopeless, II can be utilized In making
pompons. While there are several
kinds of these hat ornaments that can
be made from old plumes, the cut
pompon Is perhaps the smartest. II
is easily made, requiring little skill.
but much patience.
Every bit OF the old curl should
first be steamed out OF the feather.
The fiues must be as straight az
needles before constructing the pom
pom.
The edges should be carefully trim
med until the thin ends are gone and
only the best part OF the flues re-
main. Cut all the 1ues of close to
the quill, using sharp scissors. and
cutting from the tip back towards the
stem. This insures an even length
for all Of the fiues.
Gather up into little punches Of
about 80 flues each, and fasten by
twisting fine, uncovered wire firmly
around them, leaving about six inches
for q stem.
Cut a strip of black tissue paper
The Detroit times., 1911-09-29
Daughter At School

real way the girls feel about you from
daughter.
Bless the girls, who'd have them
different? What should we all do
without them-sorority. fads, Ian
guishlngs and all?
Gone, has she-gone, and the old
house Is empty and lonely?
Well, this is the time to get ac-
quainted with that husband of yours.
You've been so busy with the girls
affairs and the boys adventures that
Father has been bit of stranger to
your mind and heart.
There's a good deal that's worth
knowing In Father. Suppose you take
month or so OF and get to know
him. just for fun?--Winnifred Black
in New York American.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-29

Mrs. u. Q. Whitney gave beautiful
ly appointed luncheon, Friday. In her
home, Beechwood, Crosse Pointe, In
honor OF Mrs. Henry L. Newman, OF
Newman, N. M.
Among the well-known Detroiters
who sailed from Europe on the Kron-
prinz Wilhelm, Tuesday. for New
York. were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph s.
Stringhan and Hugo Scherer. The
boat is due In New York, Oct. 3.
o.
Fifty members OF the piano sales de-
partment OF the Grinnell Music House
We're guests at banquet. Thursday
evening. In the Hotel Charleyoix. of
which the Messrs. Grinneil were the
hosts. Clayton A. Grinnell acted as
toastmaster.
The Detroit branch OF the Needle
work guild OF America will hold the
annual meeting Monday, Oct %. in
the Fellowcraft building. The annual
exhibition of articles and garments
gathered and contributed during the
year, will be shown Wednesday, Oct.
25.
o.
The Detroit theological club Will
go TO Redford. Sunday, on a mush-
room-picktng outing. The members
will take the o'clock Orchard Lake
car. An exhibition OF the fungi col
lected will be held In the Scripps
library. Monday evening, at s o'clock,
when the club will hold the regular
meeting
Despite the threatening weather
there was large attendance at two
merry functions held Thursday even
ing. In the Masonic temple. the dane
ing party given by City OF the Straits
lodge and the baseball smoker" by
Friendship lodge. Both were huge sue
cesses and opened the social season
for the respective lodges under whose
auspices they were held.
o.
The Northwestern Woman's club
will hold the first meeting OF its sec
ond year, Monday. Oct. 2. at o'clock.
In the assembly han OF the North
western Business Mems association.
Nos. 135l-1353 Grand River-ave A
delightful program has been arranged,
TO include brief talks by Mrs. w. A.
Atkinson. Mrs. A. c. Peoples and Mrs.
Alex Passmore on Echoes OF our va
cation" vocal selections by Miss
Irene Risdon. and readings by Miss
Ada Lee Duncan. Following the pro-
gram there will be a social hour with
tea.
o.
Two new courses have been added
to the educational classes OF the Y. NJ.
G. A. DR.. Grace Clarke will conduct q
series In home nursing. hygiene and
sanitation and the following we'll
known men will lecture in the Cur
rent events" course: Milton McRae,
president OF the Board OF Commerce:
Livingstone, Bishop Charles
ID. Williams, the Rev ]. p. Huget.
James Schermerhorn, Abner E. Larn-
ed, II. NJ. Nimmo. Edgar A. Guest,
Tracy McGregor, Hugh Chalmers. DIR.
A. @. Studer. DIR. Rollin H. Stevens,
Luther s. Lovejoy. the Rev. Myron r.
Charles B. Sawyer, James In
glis, Police Commissioner Frank III.
Croul, E. st. Elmo Lewis, Judge Al
red J. Murphy and Homer Warren.
Grape Surprise-Two tablespoon
'uls of powdered gelatine, one cupfu
II grapes, one cupful OF sugar, half a
,upful OF powdered sugar. grated rlnd
Ind strained juice of one lemon and
wo and half cupfuls of grape Juice
'at the gelatine into a saucepan and
i'd the grape and lemon Juice. and
he sugar; then dissolve and add the
rated lemon rind and the powdered
nRar When hARinninR To set aid
The Detroit times., 1911-09-29
GEESE GATHER GOLDEN GRUB

Thirty Nuggets 40 Large az Peas Are
Found In Crops Of Birds.
SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Sept 2s.-
Thirty gold nuggets, some as large as
peas, were taken from the craws Of
six geese raised by Mrs. Israel Alt
schul Of this city.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-29

i'm
o II he me-. saidR
The Detroit times., 1911-09-29
in SOCIETY

Mrs. b. G. whitney gave beautiful
ly appointed luncheon. Friday. In her
home, Beechwood, Crosse Polnte, In
honor OF Mrs. Henry l. Newman, OF
Newman, N. NJ
The Detroit times., 1911-09-29

about half-inch wide and twist
around the wire for q finish. This
is called a "piquet," and II takes
about 40 to make a pompon.
After the piquets are all made. they
should be clipped the same size, then
gathered together, into a bunch OF
the desired size, and fastened with
tie wire about an inch down the stem.
Wind the wire tight right down to
the end and cover with tissue paper.
Spread the fiues at the wires top. 30
that the whole thing forms a ball.
Three OF these should be branched
together. the size Of the pompon de-
pending on the length and number OF
the fiues cut. A
With small pompons, the fiues
should be cut so that the pompon will
measure an inch and a half In
diameter Usually seven branches arc
in bunch, but any number may be
used.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-29

While Amsterdam is the diamond
center OF the world. these gems are
not generally worn by the natives.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-29

BY the first Of next year India will
be making its own railroad rails In
stead of importing them.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-29

Among the wellknown Detroiters
who sailed from Europe on the Kron-
prinz Wilhelm, Tuesday. for New
York. were Mr., and Mrs. Joseph S.
Stringham and Hugo Scherer. The
boat Is due In New York, Oct. 3.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-29

job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co.. 15 John R.-st.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-29

Fifty members OF the piano sales de-
partment OF the Grinnell Music House
were guests At banquet, Thursday
evening. In the Hotel Charleyoix. of
which the Messrs. Grinneil were the
hosts. Clayton A. Grinnell acted as
toastmaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-15
rs Foot Lot West

We have a choice lot I5x1S5 feet, east
from the West FRrnam car with all
street improvements IN and paid In full
and among good homes for 1900. The
home. Not many like this in the West
Farnam district.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-15
Less Than Cost
ART HOME
FIELD CLUB DISTRICT
NEW AND DISTINCTIVE
DESIGNS.


This elegant home of : large
rooms and sleeping porch, with first
story and porch 9x82 IT. of brick
laid colonial style, and second story
IN stucco, carries out the Crafts
man or straight line" idea OF ar
chitecture. Basement has toilet,
laundry, vegetable room, with
shelves, coal and ash bins First
floor has tiled vestibule. mirrored
door in reception hall. large living
room, with handsome oak and tap
estry; brick mantel. on one side of
which is an L-shaped, built-in-book-
case. and on the other side an l.
| shaped, built-tn seat These fea-
ture form nook which Is very at
tractiye. The dining room is pam
eled in oak and has beamed cell
ing and window seat. Kitchen,
built-in china closet and cupboard,
two coat closets; second story has
four large bedrooms, with ample
closets; one room has mirrored door,
two closets, window seat and is fin
ished in white enamel; one finished
In mahogany and two in natural
curly birch; bath room has tiled
floor and walls, 20x46-inoh beveled
mirror and medicine cabinet, fine
attic.
Brushed brass light fixtures and
brushed brass hardware, with cut
glass knobs First floor is finished
In oak, except the kitchen, which is
In maple and gum. Carton furnace
and first-class plumbing. This fine
home was built by day labor and
Of the very best materials. Lot faces
east and south on the corner of 18Th
and Poppleton avenues. Owing TO
the illness OF the owner this beauti-
full home will be sold for less than
yoU can build Il for.
Open for inspection daily from 10
a. m. to p. m. Inquire for owner
at house next door west.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-15
DUNDEE

DUNDEE
WE HAVE SOLD lots In Dundee dur
ing the last five weeks, and every one
BY Spring-and they are all good people
100, the kind you would want for neigh
bors WE WISH YOU to realize that
never again will you be able to buy. such
good lots, in such a good residence dis
trtct at such low figures as we are able
to quote. Get our list before buying
WE HAVE A
BUNGALOW style. two-story all mod
ern home at 5015 Capitol Ave, very well
built attractive inside and out brick
fireplace, oak finish, beamed ceilings.
ONE OF THE BEST houses In Dundee
can now be had for $500 a reduced price
for immediate sale; 9 rooms. five bed
billiard room, sleeping porch, sun porch
oak finish except dining room which is
mahogany finish with beam ceilings;
best Of material and workmanship
throughout; complete basement with
laundry, hot water heat House is only
one year old, built for home, but GOT
TO SELL.
BEMIS PARK
IS, 400 BUYS the very attractive s-room
two story all modern home at 3503 Myrtle
ave on the corner, paving all paid in
full II is without quest hon a snap the
kind OF bargain you all want
$3.50 BUYS an attractive seven-room
strictly modern home, east front on
paved street; living room Arrangement
very cozy throughout: owner trans
ferred out OF city, and offers induce
ments for quick sale.
1920 BUYS a very good s-roonl mod
ern home, hot water heat fine corner
lot l52x14O facing Lafayette Ave. boule-
ward Terms
CREIGHTON 1ST ADD.
rooms all modern, with hot water
heat, fine east front corner lot. paved
street, got 10 sell, and a bargain for
someone at reduced price Of $50
WEST FARNAM
rooms modern corner lot we'll To-
Gated good house, offered for quick sale
a $3.50, with about $500 cash to handle.
Would take a good lot in trade Better
investigate this,
INVESTMENT
BRICK FLATS, four apartments.
strictly modern, hot water heat; well
located rental $1440 price $4,000.
BRICK FLATS apartments, hot
water heat, close-in corner, rental 81 500,
price 1880
GLOVER REALTY
SYNDICATE,
1880 City National. Doug. 3963'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-15
Thomas Brennan

Loans on city proppir Al lowest rates.
+ ". Gdnnett. MEr Real Estate Dept
Tel Doug 1914 Nto-slU Ct4 Nail Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-15
West Farnam
Residences


Gated on one OF the choicest cor-
ners IN the West Farnam District.
First floor has large reception
hall, living room, library and din
ing room, finished in selectNi hard
woods Second floor has bed
rooms finished in enamel and
natural woods large bath room.
Stairway 70 finished room in attic.
Large billiard room. This house
was built by the owner for a home
and could not be placed on this
corner today at the price being
asked ReA sonable terms.
Sl0.00--For a brick stucco house. near list
and Davenport Sts. This house is
practically new and modern in
every respect First floor has a
large Twins room across the entire
front of house, with fireplace Din
ing room and kitchen Second
floor has ; good sized bed rooms
and bath room. besides screened
In sleeping porch. Third floor has
finished room. bath room and stor-
age room This house is attrac-
lively decorated throughout and 10
a complete up-to date home Rea-
sonable terms
George & Company
902-l2 City Nat Bank Bldg. Doug 1885,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-15
$500 CASH
PER MO
SEAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERr FOR sALR
(Continucd)

RHZJO i LIN NAO
NEW AND BETTER THAN oRDI-
NARY WILL SUIT THOSE WHO
ARE HARD TO please
The location is the very best, less than
pretty street, with concrete walks all in
and surrounded by pretty homes well
kept up congenial neighborhood. Every
thing about this little home suggests good
taste, the outside appearance is unusu-
ally attractive and much care has been
exercised TO give this home an individual
appearance. EXtre wide cornice, with or
namentAl brackets and exposed rafters.
very deep and wide front porch, with
sided or closed rail CboX porch), which
gives privacy to the porch; heavy quar-
tered white oak 'front.' door, with long,
full bevel plate; large reception hall, with
pretty open stair, neatly designed and
with an easy tread, wide colorado open
ing, paneled extra high. to CHEEKY living
room; wide mission opening to south side
dining room, with cozy south bay and
window seat; double floors upstairs and
down; first floor of selected plain red
scraped and smoothed, polished TO gloss
very convenient kitchen and large pan
try; back porch for ice box; two splendid
bed rooms, three closets, large bath
room, fully equipped with best plumbing;
hot and cold water to bath, kitchen and
also to basement for laundry; medicine
ment, piped for hot air furnace; all work.
manship done by high grade mechanics
all inside finish made up in planning mill
no hand work. and all parts of outside
framing I'm charge Of high GLASS mocha nic
craftsman; we'll built in every way; you
will notice the, class Of material and con-
struction at once. all a little. better than
ordinary Lots lay well fruit, some
shade nice hedge fence, And the rent
you are paying will buy this well built
and attractive home Price S2Ss5, 5000
cash and S9O per month. or 1856 Dash
and S27 30 per month; and the monthly
payments include the interest Your in
terest is reduced each six months, so YOU
do not pay interest on money paid, In
terest figured In a manner that you can
understand ~ you know at all times just
where YOU are; no misleading clauses and
no land contract proposition. YOU get
deed and complete abstract soon as deal
is closed. You get the same fair business
deal al you would on a cash proposition,
you are shown the same business court
esy. This place never before advertised.
See me today between IL and oclock X.
Not az home during the week Come TO
us South Halcyon, Benson. Phone Ben
son i22. f. s Trulliuger'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-15
Trackaee Properties

$2S,00o-For 1S0Xl32 It., with trackaBe on
both sides, paved street, convenient
to most OF the best jobbing houses
IN the city and handy to the freight
depots, passenger depots and car
lines.
$40, 600-66xlS2 H.. located on Leavenworth
ST. just east of 18th St This lot
has over 81, 800 worth of piling and
is prepared for the erection OF a
substantial business building. Union
Pacific trRckage In the alley. An
adjoining 66xl32 IT. can also be pur-
chased, affording "A fine corner for
Wholesale purposes Nonresident
owner very anxious To dispose OF
this property and 10 offering at
s 5OOo-s6x1s2 IT, frontinE south on Hard
St. near 18th ST. I niou Pacific and
Northwestern trackage Terms OF
sale one-half cash.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

aborn6oB fiir ieiie @eigen 5n boIen.
@elpaItig lit 6as Grge6nis ieiner
lanacn 2~ebensarbeit gemeien. Die Sin.
sabl Der erbaltenen 8iolinen niro ali
1896, Die Der Gelli nuf so geif1tt;
ou6er0cm iino nod ettpa 5ebn Brat.
Iden BON Stra0ipari onf ms gefom.
men. Ionic einige @nitarren nno
8oodetten (SaidJengeigem. uno nod
imnter taiiten nere S%nitrunente allf,
oie jidl oIs edte Strooinarigeigen
cntbiillen ru,0 fir ibren gliiflihen
Better einen foit6aren Sdat biI0en.
Ger @itn6erflme oieier SnItru.
mertte, Der bette nod in Der gleiden
SerrIiffeit crt6nt mie Dor sipei Sabr.
bunoerten, lit ME tpieoer CREDIT nor.
Den. 8ieIe BADEN nadJ ieinem Sc.
beimnis gefrngt baben ieine @erf.
itatt nadl allen &idtunoen bin I'M
terilNft mo oas H1thiel ieines @e.
MES ergriinoen tpollen. Mau Rat 10.
gar oas He3ept oes Straoinari auf.
aefunoen, Oas iid bclite I'M 9elibc
Ser 8ittue zines ieiner @adfommen
befm6et. Die gleiden IitteI mie Inn
iteben ben beutigen Snitrnmentenno.
dern our 8erfiigune, ods gIeide
SoI8, 10 eine nod biel groBere Ilis.
pabl lit porbaloen. 0aS Sauptmo.
ment fir Ole &ortreffliffeit Der 5tra.
Nipnrigeigen lag in ibrem 6irnis, Ben
Der Meiiter nit unermiibIider Sorg.
falt ielbit mii6tc uno nit critaimfi-
der 8eidifli6feit auftrlg. @obl
mir Die 3uiammcnicBlng Die.
les 2afs, ober tpcr permod)te i'm ee-
nan 10 an5itlpenben, lpie Der grobe
Gremoieie2 Dit Dem 3arlber ieiner
perionliden @eniaIitGt, nit Der Sil.
lie ieiner @|rfabrungen unb ieiner be.
ideioen imtigen Singabe an oasSanO.
perf lit ditd ieine aitnit fir INNER
ms @ra6 eeiunfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22
UsiQna6ls6oll6afl

2afiet uns neiler Stnnes betpeiien;
2afiet ms freuen, airtoer al beiBen;
2a6t uns geberben. Sab mir es mer-
Den,
SaB mir permeinen, pirfli6 mir
iein's!
Sebet Der Deibnaft GOLDEN @cfun.
Eel,
@as tie ,rns brahte: 2ift in oas
9unfeIl
Gngei bonn Sir1mel, oil i'm @erDint.
mel
&ormert erideinen, naben iid ems.
aber mos ipabt ibr, Sterne urtb
2ifter2
ltno lDonad iebt ibr, gngelsgeiidter9
ollie 10 eilig, aae 10 beilie,
8liden unb laden nieoer gum
Stamm.
I6, in Der &rippe brunter gefpieeet,
2Ghelnoer 2ippe oas &inoIein Iieset,
S6lunlmert 70 leiie bimmliiher
Weiie;
Gs 81 betpaden itebet elm 2nmm.
rnS in Der Serne iteben Die Sddfer,
@rilbten bid gerne, bimmliiher
ShlGier;
gser lie idweigen ideu Dor Dem &ei-
gen
Soberer Gbore. Stmeiget MIR aud
Sdpeigt Dor Der 4rone etpiger
2iebe.
DAB bel Dem Gone lie niht 5etitiebe;
@nlicbet bie &forte Ieiblidem
@orte,
DAT iie nidt itDre iroiiher Saudi
2iebe, ben bohen Simmeln entitie.
gen,
I'm bier IN roben Siilen Sl lie9en
Mahe on meinen 8uien sur reinen
Rrippe, Die ipertb lit. bid 5l umfabn
2id)t, In Der 06dte Iitten ent5iin,
BET,
Dos Dem @eifIedte @crsen uerfiin
BET;
mag es In Stiirnen orauben lid
tbiirmen:
9urh bid erbellt lit irOiide Balm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22
@ettctc bas Qe6en feiner Gra,l.

aMeine Srou fpiirSe beute i'm
@rabc iein," ideibt 6. s. grotpn
bon Mlisenoine, gla., atpenn's nidt
fir Or. Sings Ietp Giscoperp ae.
ipeien mare. sic mar bettI1aerig
lnlh fonnte pblie SiIfe nidt ouiiteb.
en-. Sic bafte elm idlimmes Cuff.
robrenleioen mo eiuen fiirdterIi.
den Snlten. SD boIte ibr cine 6Ia-
Idle Or. Sings &eip DISCOVERY, mo
gleid gin9's better ur0 III furaer
3eit mar Tie mieoer pobI." llnie6l.
bar iiir Siliten nn6 grfGItlng, lit
Die 5~iiperldBigite Ie6i5in ser @elt
fiir boie 2iin8eniibel, gIutipeien,
Grippe, Gstbnio, Seufieber, Group
ltno aelihbmiten. 50c nnS ST. 8ro-
beilaide frei. @nrnntirt Bel allen
Ipotbefen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22
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ten ieben, rno natiirIid maren oie Ra.
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meit Srnge," fragile er, ,ipas i'll
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fleine Sunge. .gber etfpas nalB
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b. es miiien Milf, !" ioate ser fIeine
Sunge, lid bate eben init oeiuer
Graii einen ihredIifen Gtret.~