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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-04-14

dentlemen's Holeproof hosiery
on sale at Roltan's.
The latest things in grain drills.
the New Hoosier with spring lift.
A boy can operate it.
Cultivators, planters and all Of
the best corn machinery at Man
dan Mercantile Company.
The Congregationalists will hold
no services next Sunday but a
week later will render an Easter
Program.
MORE CHEAP MONEY -
Land loans. See Frank E. Funk,
First National bank of Washburn,
North Dakota.
Mrs. Adelbert Tymeson and
daughter came down from Garrison
Tuesday and spent the week at
the Simon home.
Mrs. A. s. Reitan entertained
the members of the Birthday club
Wednesday afternoon at her home
in Riverview addition.
Fred Hoover was down from
Conkling last Saturday and re-
ported his brother Walfred regain
ing his health in Texas.
ONE DOLLAR will start a
saving bank account with First
National bank of Washburn, N.
Capital and surplus, $4,000.
Sam Newman of the Fort Bert
hold Indian reservation is again
in a hospital in Bismarck. He
spent several weeks there last fall.
Campbell's sub-soil packers, dis
pulverizers and sod crushers rec.
commended by the best authorities
now for sale by Mandan Mercan-
tile Company,
Frank Wilson, publisher of the
Bathgate Pink Paper and former
ly state oil inspector has been ap-
pointed as secretary Of the state
normal board of control.
Those who visited in the capital
city during the week were: Mrs.
Walfred Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. E. Nelson and Misses Martha
and Ada johnson.
In case of rheumatism relief
from pein makes sleep and rest
possible. This may be obtained
by applying Chamberlain's Lini-
ment. For sale by all dealers.
The government is contesting a
of claims in Mercer and
Oliver counties. United States
Claim Inspectors Barker and Nor
gan are hearing the cases this
week at Center.
81. G. Loftsgaarden is selling
his household goods and expects
to leave with his family next Mon
for Powell, Wyoming to per-
sonally conduct his growing
hardware business.
Tomato, cabbage, cauliAower,
pansy and bedding flower plants,
large, double transplanted, heavily
rooted. Best stock on market.
Send for list. Hoskins' Floral Co.
Bismarck, n. d.
The Steamer Gros Ventrs with
Leach in charge, started
up river Wednesday with a cargo
Of merchandise. Navigation on
the Missouri is about 10 days
earlier this year than the average
season.
The cantata to be given in the
opera house Sunday evening will
take the place Of the usual Easter
Sunday evening services in the
in the city. Miss Rudd
kaahaataesdsilaiag.of the. chosus
md aenethise as5asualls geodls ia
Promised: Nc admission fee: will
be charged but q silver collection
will be- taken. Old and yonnv
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-04-14
Commissioners Proceedings
Continued from page II

that the within bond has been
registered in my office as required
by law.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-04-14

lC.nsiausd on page 81
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-04-14

The cantata to be given in the
opera house Sunday evening will
take the place Of the usual Easter
Sunday evening services in the
chprches in the city. Miss Rudd
Observation-Disclosures the. chosua
sid aenethiasaa,asualls geods ID
promised: No admission fee. will
be charged but silver collection
will be taken. Old and young
alike will enjoy the evening Of
music.
Constipation brings many all.
ments in its train and is the pri-
mary canse Of. much sickness,
Keep your bowels regular madam
and you will escape many Of the
ailments to which women are sub
jject. Constipation i . very simple
thing, but like many simple things,
may Ie.d 70 serious sconsequen-
,css. Nature often needs ! little
assistance and when Chamberlain's
Tablets are fgivenat the 6rst IL.
dication, much distress and suffer
iiniug may bs avoided. Sold by an
Dealers.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-04-28
Accidently Killed

Howard Cassidy, aged about so
years was instantly killed last
Thursday afternoon at the farm of
G. w. Hill, who lives near Lorena.
Mr.. Cassidy was helping pull a
pump, and they had rugged a lever
to pull it with. The lever, a piece
of two inch pipe, about 20 feet
long, slipped, struck Mr.. Cassidy
in the forehead, killing him in
stantly. He was widely and favor
ably known in that part of the
country, and a host of friends
join US in extending sympathy to
the relatives in their hour of
trouble. Mr.. Cassidy leaves a
wife, three children and a sister to
mourn his loss.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-04-28
GOOD MEETING
The Dry Farming Meetings
Here Were Attended
by Farmers

The Dry Farming Special arriy-
ed in Liberal last Thursday eve
ming at six o'clock. A number Of
Hutchinson and Topeke boosters
came in on No. l, and were driven
about the town in the afternoon.
In the evening, the hall was crowd.
ed with farmers from Eve counties
who came to hear the experts dis
cuss dry farming. The meeting
was opened by John Boles, Pres
ident of the local Farmers Insti-
tute. H. M, Cottrell, the agricul-
tural commissioner Of the Rock
Island was the first to speak in the
evening. He advocated the use
of the sub-surface packer for this
section of the state. It will leave
the surface Of the ground covered
with clods, and will prevent the
soil from blowing. He also told
of the Spanish peanuts, now being
extensively raised in southern Ok
lahoma. This crop will grow well
in this climate, and when a dry
spell comes on the plant will shriv-
ell up, but not die. The first rain
will revive it. The nuts are used
as hog food, and have proven to be
great fat producers. The foliage
of the plant makes a fine hay for
cattle and horses. The feeding of
peanuts gives the pork a peculiar
and excellent flavor, which makes
the pork tattened in this manner
the most desirable on the market.
1t has been shown that the product
of an acre of this crop.will produce
1042 lbs. of pork. Mr.. Cottrell
advised the use of peanuts as food
for porkers, and also advised that
feeding be finished out with milo
maze.
w. d. Ross, State High School
inspector of Topeka, made plea for
special training in the schools, and
advocated special industrial train
ing in the public schools. He be-
lieves that manual training or in
dustrial training could and should
be made a part of the high school
study. He further advocates
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-04-28
Driller Engaged.

John Kelly, R. W. Crawford
and E. W. Joslin of HugotOn,
have returned from a trip to sew
eral of the artesian districts in
New Mexico and Colorado. The
result of their trip was that they
engaged the services of John Lux
ems, an experienced driller to come
to Hugoton and drill the we'll there
for Stevens county. The work
will be started as soon as the out
fit can be loaded and shipped.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-04-28
Artesian Water

A second artesian well was
brought in near Richfeld last week
at depth of $50 feet. The flow
of water is said to be as strong as
that in the first we'll. 1t is said
that many who haye drilled for ar
tesian water have lost the benefit
of the flow by failing to case off
the sheet water. When they fail
to do this, the artesian water comes
up to the sheet water and spreads
out on that strata and4often fails
to appear at the surface of the
ground.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-04-28

special training for the farmers.
j. w. Longstreth of the U. S.
Department Of Agriculture made
q abrief talk on irrigation. He be-
leieves that all the scources of ir-
rigation possible should be utilized.
While he did not dwell at length
on the subject, his talk was very
interesting, and brought q new
idea to the members of the aud
fence.
j Mrs. Lee Monroe of Topeka,
made a short talk on making the
farmers wife d full partner in the
business Of the farm. She believes
that the wife should have a real
share in the farm and the business
of conducting it. She should have
a part of the proceeds, and should
take an active part in the respon-
sibilities of the management of the
place, Mrs. Monroe is the wife
of Judge Monroe of Topeka. She
is a prominent Kansas club woman
and is greatly interested in the
problems of civic Improvement.
She also addressed the local Club
in the afternoon at the court house.
During the evening. music was
dispensed by the orchestra from
the Pan Handle Institute at Good
we'll. Prof. Black and son were
with the party.
On Friday morning, Mr.. Cottrell
and part of the party drove to
Tyrone to conduct a meeting.
About seven hundred pupils in the
City schools and the high school
lined up and marched to the cars.
The special train was packed. AT
noon, the special left town with
all on board.
The meeting here was q success
from every point Of view. Dur
ing the afternoon of the first day,
farmers and business men were
presented with ribbons bearing the
words Better Farming" The
visitors we're shown every possible
courtesy, and all Of them seemed
to appreciate it. On every side,
comments on the town and people
we're heard.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-04-28
The Mil Tax

The alumni of the University of
Kansas have invited the alumni OF
the State Agricultural School and
the State Normal School to CO.
operate with them in working for
a permanent source of income for
the state school of higher educa-
ton, in the form of o mill tax. AT
a meeting of University alumni
held in Kansas City last week it
was decided to push the campaign
for a mill tax with vigor. The ad-
yantages claimed for that form of
support for the schools is that it
costs no more than is spent on the
institution at present and at the
same time affords a fixed basis of
income on which the regents of the
schools may depend when arrang-
ing the instruction given. The
present method of depending on
Legislative appropriations intro
duces uncertainty into the situa-
ton and causes a waste of valu-
able time which the heads of the
schools must spend in explaining
to the legislature the need of their
institutions,
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-04-28

Sen. John L. Caldwell of Ft.
Scott returned to his home Sunday
after q rather strenuous week in
court here. The Senator proved
himself to be a very able lawyer,
and a number of people went to
the court room to hear him plead.
Mr.. Caldwell is a good Democrat
and made a number of friends
here in his stay of a week. He
paid a nice compliment to our
court here, in saying that it was
one of the best before which he
had ever practised. This coming
as it does from one of the best
criminal lawyers in the state. is
quite a boost for Judge Thompson.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-04-28
While they last-Fine Snaps
in Liberal Town Lots.
Ellsaesser' Woods 8 Henry.

Clyde West has severed his con-
nections with the Palace Drug Co.,
and will soonaleave Bucklin. Mr..
NJ. Tt Coon, of Girard, succeeds
him as registered pharmacist. Mr..
West has proven himself a perfect
gentleman, a competent pharma-
cist, and q good citizen. We are
sorry to lose him from -Bhcklin.
-BuckIin Banner
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-04-28

The best money makers in Lib
eral are Liberal Town Lots. Buy
now before it is too late. Ellsaes-
ser, Woods 6 Henry will tell you.
all about them. 81
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-04-28

The city council at Fowler has
recently ordered 5000 gallons of
crude oil for the streets of the
town. The oil to be used is a
mixture of crude oil and asphalt
tum, prepared especially for street
and road work.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-04-28

Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. German Of
Plains came uD Sunday an No. /,
for a short visittwith John W.
Baughman and wife.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-04-28

1t makes no difference what
kind of a town lot you want, bus
mess or residence, you can have
your choice at Ellsaesser, Woods
g Henry's. Town Lot Headquart-
ers.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-04-28

Thoroughbred Buff Plymouth
Rock eggs per setting Is 'cents.
$3.50 per 100 eggs. Inquire of
A. F. Lutes, r. R. A.. 1924 tip
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-04-28

LOST "A yellow puppy 4 months
old. half Shepherd andhalf Scotch
Collie, named Cap reward.
Phone 262 or write DR.. E. T. Pei
lette.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-04-28

j. j. Padden was inatown on
business lastweek.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-04-28

Write to r. w. Dickerson at
Liberal, if you want an auctioneer.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-04-28

Warren Keene of Guymon was
in town last week transacting busi-
ness.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-04-28

For good furniture, milch cows
etc. ,rcome to Liberal on salesday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-04-28

Miss May Norton of Tyrone Wis
tied her brother here last week.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-04-28

The next sales day in Liberal is
Saturday, May 6.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-04-28

Some one said to us recently: You people are
considered among the most successful merchants
In this section of the country. What is your
secret Of success, since so many failH' Our an
swer was this; QUALITY MERCHANDISE" which
we back to the limit Work like Blazes and Ad-
vertise."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-06
@crsniisen nnS gersnhstIein.

8ergniigen uno GergnitgtIcin
8ie gIeidluur5lig, pie eng per6nn-
'Sen ideinen 6ieie btioen 8ort, utto
mie ipeitab bon chamber Iiegn iie
oft in Ser BirfIiffeit!
GIN ieoer, er iei alt ODER Jung,
permogerdb ODER arm, modte, 5eit.
ipeiie tp~eni9itens, uergniist fem fon.'
men, utO mie oft permogen oae Ser.
gniig1ingen Der @eIt nift Sen 0serri.
den IN bieien gebufften bebaalidar
3uitr;@:j sit berieben! 9as Sebnen
na6 0robIinn, nad innerer @ntlai.
tlng bon Den a0tagSiorgch lit ga,
aber 10 melige oerIteben, Galtm 5t
ifaffen fiirs ger9niietiein. Sic
glaliben eS irgenoipie bon alrBen fer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-06
5eit abaeliefert.

Bir wuuen %un1eren 2eiern elm
oradlid uerf4ern baB BoI@ee's
German Ssrup heutautnge ppf'tlo
bas eiuSise Brdcuroi I'M Wortte ~
peldeS G9minoiuDt lthoert uno
beilt. so ertbalt bic @isenmlttel,
ais reiner Cheer, Gus5ug pDr Bila1e
aenbars u, 10. pelde als Setlm'ttel
iar Suiten unb gd)minSiubt BON Den
mebesir's+eu @pnereTen 10 bob 9e'
Idast ,Aio. Ger SHwtnohttlge,
einerlei ub bic Srnrfbeit i'm Salle
pber 9unee, muB Oes MadbtS &ube
babe unb bes Mpraens tret lem BON
Gufdue puu trodenen unb folternoer
Suiten. Die ertranttea 9betle ner'
fanaen nod &ube, seilenoer uuo
ltnbenber 8ebanolune, uno DER Ha'
tient bebarf Der friiden Suit, ailter
0ahruna freien auswurfs ses Mor'
aenS, nit l1ueGer unb onutrnoer
Sinoerupe. gleine 6lal9hcn 81
Gents 9ew6pnlihe SrbBe nabssu
2 D,al 10 piel ertbatteno Is Gents.
Sn alien Gputhefen au haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-06

arieg ul6 Die ndffte Seeidlaft
piiroen oil sic @erpen Der SbeiIs
nebner groBe Inforberungen iteIen,
ltn6 MIR oieienigen wIiroen ibrcn &c
riigen fonnen. oeuen Ilfobolgeniiiie
fremb mdren. Sie Sdbnride mir.
0en i'm ScrIalfe ibrer IuSbil0un9ss
3eit @eIegenbeit baben, Die 8irfung
Ser @eidIoIie on Sdiffen fennen 3u
I%crnen; lie wiiroen iid bann Elm 9ilb
nlnd)ef fonnen BON Dem 3llitanoe,
Ser auf getroifenen Sdiffen berr'
Idle. 8elfe 8eripiiitungen aber mir
oe crit Scr @rnItfal 5eitigen; ba
beige es geIunoe Nerpen ulto einen
fIoren &opf iid betpabren. 9ie Sea.
tiou babe 0enrt al6 in einem Gee.
frirae Die meiiten Gbancer, Die IN
oicier 8e5iebrn9 Den 8orratlg babe.
Ser 9niier ermnbnte Damn Die Subn.
ride, in Der Shule cole 8amerab.
ifnit su pflegen, Die nift geltort
lin6 nid)t beciuiluBt uerbe bonn Ilfo
bu(, Ser sic Rerpen errege. Ilid in
Der Marinc ieien CUR 6reuOe oes
&aiierS 8~ltttemplerlogen ur6 8laus
fr~eitSoereine e%nitanoen, benen bereits
5abIreide Sffi5ier ur6 MannIfaf.
tqlt a~ngebGrcn. Der 8eitritt 81 bic
len 8ereinigungen fonne nidt genlg
empfoblen merOen; porbiloli6 in Der
9e5iebltng iei England, mo iiber 90
900 Sffi3iere un0 Wannifaften Der
Mariue slbItinenten ieien. y9ie stl'
foboIfroge lit cine Srage u~nierer
Marine mo umeres 8olfes. 0es-
balb. 10 idloB Ser Safer, pper3if'
ten sic alrf ben Ilfobol, uno Sic
lperSen moralii6 oos 8olf alf Die
S0be beben."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-06
8as Der Safer oeIaat bet,

Sebt erlt miro Der senous 5nbaIt
Der mebrerDdbnten aniprode be.
FAINT, Die ser aoiier Bel ser Gin.
iyeibullg Der neiien WarineIdule in
Miirmif Dor ben 0fii5ieren un6
5aBnriden iiber Sen alfoboIismus
bieIt. Rodbem er oie aobinefts.
olSre bonn 81. 0obember 1910 Der.
leien batte, trat Der Monardb oidt
OH Den areis Der Sabnride bernn
uito tteIt cine freie aniprode, Die
etfua foIgenben @eounfeneang bate:
Die 3eit liege ipeit binder lirrs in Der
Die anidmiltng berridte, gum red.
ten Mnrine gebOre aud, Dab er elm
tiidtiges 3uaiitiim aIfobpl .pertra
gen" Tonne. Ser 9ienit an goro
fei ffhper; ibm obne raide forper.
Tide Gbnuslng setpadiem si fin.
onrniif fonrite es oil. Ser rdGite
ltE TFNL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-06
BEL &in6er ODER ertpadienen Ser-
ionen tperSen furirt nit 3emo
1in0 2emoIetfe.

Die 3Iinge's apotbefe iast gu
ieber 8erion Jet es Rann, Srau 90
er ain0, melde CARTE, iudenbe Sallt
baben, foumt 81 unieren Store un6
iidert eitd) cine Slaide 3emo uno
elm itiid 3emoISeife, unb lett ibr
nit Dem TeiuItot ni6t gar3 5ufrie.
Den, fomnlt ouriid urp6 bolt euer
@elo nieoer. SopieI 5utraren bab.
en- mir ou 6ieiem reinliden pirtim.
en- NitteI baB mir oieies uraetpobr,
lide anerbieten MAIDEN.
3en,o lit cine belle SI~iifisfeit fir
allBerIid,en @ebraud unb bat pieIe
Sale bon @rem, SolttauSidlGee unS
&opHduppen furirt. 3eme uno
3emo Seife iin6 ole ipariamiten uno
reiniten unb %pirfiamften mitteI fir
allie Saut- un6 oGpfbait aranfbei.
ten ole es siebt, OF fir ain6er ODER
ertuadfene.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-06
Renrr Grabidj @criudD bes
8usgcnbcim $ Sgnbifats.

8on Ilasfa miro man, mic es
i6eint, IN ser iebigcn SeIIiom 6es
&~ongreIieS nod man6erIei 3t Dor.
Ell befommen, itno INNER 1T es 6as
6roben0e @eipenit oes @~uggcnbeint.
Spnbifats, meldes i'm intergrun6e
feline gierigen, meitreiherben Irme
rtaa Den unermeBlifen Sddsen
6cs e~isbebedten 2anbes alrfregt.
nno Die @eluiitber aufregt. 9as
Spnbitat lit ofienbar felt entidloi-
len. Die 9o6enid)Gse OeS 3erritori.
iipls in feline &ontroIle au befOm.
men, urlS lperar oos niht a,tf biref.
tenn 8ege erreiht per6en fam, 10
matt man bos in6ireft, aber Iifer-
lid ebneio tpirfiam.
Sest lit elm anoeres Srofeft be.
faint 9efporben, peldes 9elpiiienma.
ben ben StliiiieI gu Der Situotion
in AIasfa biloet. Serator GIarf boz
8poming bat gang I'M StiIleu cine
Bill eineereidt, nelde Der Copper
&iper . 9abngeielidait einen Strei.
fen Sutherland, 200 SUB brett, ent.
lang Der garacn Battlefront non
&oroopa, Dem Safeil alt Der Dfiin.
Oh lg bes Copper Rioer, iidert. Die
8aiiirun9 oieier @in ipiiroc Dem
@uggeubeim /. Spnoifat Die poIitGr.
oige aontrolle besienigen Sofens in
ole Saitbe ipielen, ipelder Sen elm.
5ieert 3ugang Ill Den unermeBIid
reifen aoblets unb SUPPER . @rea.
len am oberen Gopher 8iper bil0d.
RiematO an0ers ais Sie Copper sri.
per+8abn, apelfe Dem Spnoifat &C.
bort. f0nnte Gods uno 8erften in
@oroooa atlegen uiro in 9etrieb
balten. Dine g~rlaubnis oeS Spn.
bitats f0nnte fein Sdiii sort anle.
gen, Inn 6radten 81 briilgcir obcr
3,i bolen, uto oas Gpn0ifnt f6nnte
Die @ebiibren nod 9rlieben nlrieben,
ebenic lpie feline Serion ODER &or.
p~orotion, Die etma Soblen. ODER
&lrpferber9iperfe am oberen Copper
RIper in 8etrieb bot, cine &ontte
aoalen ooer aupferer5 an Die &iiite
bringell fam. obne Die 6ra6tiGse gu
~beaablen, peId)e Die Copper Hiuer.
8abn bere6ueu mag. Mit anoercn
@orten, bns Spnbifat miirbe Oen
9oumen ollf Der geiammten Berg.
iperfs (. Srrbrltrie 0teieS Ebeils bon
IIaSfa habeit un0 pire In ser Gage
etmaiee mrobbGugige 8tubenbeiiter,
aus5nbungern, 10 Dab Tie an Oas
Spr0ifat nerfaufen miiBten, unO
omar sl Den, &reiIen, tuelde bos
Spn6itat iuiuens ip1re, 5u be5abIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-06
Der Sentidle Ghcmnn.

nGs piir6e mlBeroroent[idl Ifpie.
rig iein", iogt Ger Cincinnati Gtt.
quirer", vben ungebeilren 8eitrag
Der teutonifden &aiien our gnt.
midlung Der Ser. Staater ab3u-
idldteit, Der 9eutif)e lit elm piel-
ieitiger Meni9. giner ieinr aus.
geipro6enoiten GbarafterSiiae 1T
feline 8eItdnSi9feit. Srele lit ibrn
.rangeboren. Gas rotbe 8Iut, Der
Serb, Die GntIdloIienbeit ltno 8e.
barrIidfeit, ale ole G%igentbiimlid).
feiten, Die i'm befdbigten, oen Ior0.
MANN, ben &onler ilno 6ie Sunnen
ab5itmebre1t, itno Siiritent6iiner auf.
5libalter, aus 6enen am Grloc cine
Der mGdtigiten Notionen Ser Ieil.
seit entItoirb, iin6 no(b INNER 6ng
@rbtbeil Der 9ertiden ltno MAIDEN
einen poiitipen Saftor ans inn, mo
er nltd fem Seim ai,fidIagcn mag.
Set mebr ais 5e6n Sabr5ebntelt bat
er an ser @eIt politif leiteroen Sin.
tbeil genonmen, ipeflllatineg 9en-
fen in feIte Sorln gebradt unb &unit
unO 8ifienidnit entmifelt.
Ser ouSgenonoerte 9eutide
bort mic aIf, iid nod oent &ater-
Iapo SIT ieberi, utt0 feline Grinnernlt9
lit einem @elUebc gIei6 in 6oS bic
eoIbenen SG6en Der TRADITION llnb
Ses 2ieber. uno Carbohydrates ser
Seinat, Ole linn iuiaufl0slid OH sic
SdotplGte ieiuer &inSbeit binben,
eiraeflo6ten limo. @r tuiinIht 81.
riif3ugeben, rpO er eebt suriif aber
ttdt, itnt 5u bleiben. CT lit prof,
it'd unS geitattct nidt, 6aB iein
@efiibI iein llrtbeil iiber ben Sdufen
pirft. 60 fonlnlt es, Dab er ii6
poaltGnoig nit 9enen iOentiiiSirt,
NIT benen er aus freiem @irlen iein
Sdidiol tbeilt. i,nb Gins nit ibm
lit. Die Ser. Staaten beiiten heute
feinen fraftporleren, potriotiidleret
unb allgemein niitlidercn 9epoIfe.
runssitamm, nIs ibre oeitiden 9iir-
ger.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-06
Gehte hofnune psridmunoen.

gt8 beruorraeenos Gerste Iaeten
baB SO. N. Smitbhart, bon 8etin,
Sa,, unbeilbore ghwinOlubt babe,
nor oeHen lette SOfnuna bnhin,
ober Sr. 8ines ReD 9iacousrb fir
Sdminoiudlt, Suften unb @rtafinns
Qen retteien linn onn Grade. Or
iaat: .9ieie Nieoisin bat MIDI artnba
fit turitt unb meiu 2eben gerettet.
Geitbem babe it6 iie 10 Sobre lang
eebrauht, uno eradte bieIelbe ala
cine nunberbares Snt8s unb 2unaens
Seilmittel." Strena miHenihaft.
lid)es 6eiimittef fiir Suiten, peben
Sals D6er @rfdltuneen, uno iid)eres
8orbeuauueamittel aeaenB ueumDnia.
@arontirte Gtaicheu 81 so Gents unb
$500 In @n1ter Bros. Gpotbete
8rube 8laihe fret.