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Die bette MicOi5in oeu @elt
@ipo inGbicago bcrgeitellt,
Ilpelrfr1liter miro lie genonnt,
Sit alf Der gail5en @clt betalrnt.
Gar mallAer, Ser 0em Sooe mai,
limo idon bns @rob ppr Iuaen ia6,
Sat lto(1 III ieircn letter. StinnOeir
Im MpenfrGuter Sill geiuirncn.
Sn ieSem S0llie iollte man
Den 9(lpenfr6ilter idJaffcir an,
0ericIbc miro fir groB nm flein
SIN Sallic itcts bon Se9en icin.
Sujt ninld)eS III bis ieBt probiert,
ltno bat feit Mittel Gid furicrt.
Nintm bieiell Alpcnfr1lIter eiit
Hub balo mirIt 8n gelruro Damn iein
$. StubcrpolI, 1aitor.
AGiiolu Soma, II. Mdr3 1910.
Sl Eroio uurb GidJtultg miro 6or.
mis- 4lpenfrGllfer ais Die @eilutobeit
bringrnOe Mcbiiin geprieiet cin
iiber eiIl Sahrbn1roert iih critrcfen-
DER Heforb erfulgrci6cn @ebrmtfles
fat inn Den Rltf bes beliebtetelp al.
Ter S%ousnlittel ucrid}afft. Apotbe'
fer fofltelt i'm rliht lieferll. Gr
fnnn ober bon Sofolagetltem o6er
0ireft aus Dem 2nboraotrinm beio.
gen iperocn. Man idreibe all Or.
Bcteg Sabripp & Sons So. t925
81. Some 9Ipe., Chicago, 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03

Ieit meldyem barboriiben linz
perItanOe lat ellis Sslano unter Dem
ietiger &egime oie Ginparocrinlqs.
geiete gehanobabt tueroerr, oaS Re.
neiBt miebcr einnial Ser Tolgenee
5aa, in Dem es iidl i'm cine @il.
mGifeer 6amilic bnroeIt. Gieic ia.
milic, 8crtram nit 9airen, beiist
cinen pieriabrigclt anoben, ser NaS
nn9liid bat, blino Su iein. 8or nm
9efdbr einem Sabre begaben lid Die
@ltern nit Dem &iipoe tob 9entid).
latt6, lrln 6ortige Iittorit1ten al fotr.
ililtierelr. Gor 3fpei @odyen febrten
lie 5uriid, aber in ellis Sslan0 bielt
man lie ieIt urrb one Snquilitioib ser
lie porgefiibrt mnr0eib b~erurtbeilte
lie sur Deportation. @arum2 @eil
bic ornfen Glterit tidt Die 8apiere
beiaber, init Oerett iie beiueiier foinl.
tcn, oab ihr aino in Amerifa geBo.
rem iii. Gas &ipo aber lit blind
mo iol Haber, obmobI cs Iiebepoac
uno fiirioralidle gltcrn beiist, oitsec,
,hloiien i%perheiL neil eS cines Cages
niellcidjt cimnal Der oiientlihcn
Bobltdtisfeit sur 2nit iolteft fonltte.
8ei6Ben ole 8eamten in ellis SIS.
lano and, mir cine Spur bon meitih.
lidem @efiiM, mir einen Sd)ot.
ten BON geilmp0er 8erminft, 10 mir.
Den fie ii6 notiirIid iagen.-- es i'll
sans glei6, ob oas ainO in ameri-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03

Seritopflula mo atScre @er0aniings
beiGaperccn Gid anSeigeil paB Sbr
guren aorper pernndlaiiigt babt I'M
Dor Der nolbn SeOesaetopr Der &c.
i1brlid)iten 2ebcr. mtn gticrenlei0en
itebt. SieieS muuergleidIide @ittel,
oas uieIelt S~puieB0et id,on mie0er
III polligcr @~ehlnobeit oerboli, ibi6
Ole Ct. Bernard &tmtterpiacn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03
Quftion.

llnterSeid,ne,e pirb aui ibrer Warm crib
er Srrd)mannS 2arm bel Sirft Street, on
Der StoIpe Rooo, y Wteiien tpeitl. non
Sells Store am
9pnneritas, ben 8. Mars 1911
lol9enoeS Gisembum an ben DieiItbieienoen
uertauien
4 NrbeitSeieI. 3 &iihe. = yiinner, 4 trddJ'
ii9c Wiutterid1ipeiEe, l Gber. II Serfcl, l
Yinocr. l 6ra6mGber, l Drill, l Sarmtuaz
gen. l Sprinsrpassn, . Gg9en, 6lpei 10
SDAi9e uno 2 e~iuipdnner Yiliise, , Sulitpa'
tors. | Tuiterihneiocr. l Sane Ntiu, 2
Sioer GsreIien, l eiierner uno ] &nplerner
&elIel, 9itte, Sdlroubitod, S~armwtoId)inen
unb anocre SerGthidlaiten, fopte einen
SbsiI hes Sauss uno &iidenserdthS. Gbens
ials mcbrere NuibeI Corn, 175 Soicn
aleebeu unb % YaIen Simotbn Seu.
Seoinaungen: $500 nuo bariber baar,
2roBere 9etrd9e 8 Wionate Sreoii 9e9en
Vote nit gutter Sidlerbeit.
Ger @ertaui besinnt 0lcr9enS 10 lbr.
Gusuits Oetterer,
g9iittpe bon Gbriit. Seiterer,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03
Grflarnna.

llttersei6neter erfl6rt bierrrit
oaB in ieine aeuBeriunge,t be5iiglidj
@eid)dft 4nselegenbeiten nit Srn.
u. y. g. MinOlpiller, CT feinerIei
beabiihtigte ole Gbpenbaftigfeit oes
Serrn Mutotpiaer IN Sragc ar Itel-
lem uno er oieie GrfIdrung peroifs
entlidt sur gernleioung irgelnoipel.
def @iBperitdnontiie.
SDe 8leile Or.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03

Sd babe Die idGnite irno grGBte
arbeitSeicl aegenpartig an SatO
lett i6 i'm Bieroebaubel bin. gtwa
100 Stiid ousgepGbIte MaulGcl
pom 10 bis Z SaitO bod mo BON 8
bis s Sabre oft. &eoms bon irgerrO
elmer 6roBc. SD perfmtfe ooer Der.
tailld)e nod 8elieben. @6enfallS
cine Insabl ihoner Sarmpferoe ON
Sano. Seoes Sbier miro inter
8arontie o0cr Yrobe bertauft.
Otto S6mibt,
Berger, No.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03
Mdtnna Garmer.

aae Sieienisen. oie mabrenb Der
lesten Saiion ore 8ienite meines
3n6teielg nlS 3iidtpieroes in glr-
ipni6 selloifrmetp bnbeir, iirpo en-
fift oaS SengitgeD or Serrn 6erp.
8oblmanlL @ap, Mo. 81 be5afden
gen1B 6en 8eoina1tngen.
SenrD 8rinf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03
pas 1T snt fit
(bmade Alanner

Soeben trideint sli Be utf d. 8 9ndb Ool qplhtrsr
Wabrbtttti iir uerueni6nahe Wdnner. meiIbeS neu
&roit.
gsloubers MISUNDERSTANDING pora,i9te 9r.
lttlafnng Der St9ons, acknowledgements, Ifabtpn.
SserppttGt, Shnodbe ODER S9msr5eR I'M gflden, er-
l9pptennr ansiliIe. itlette 3rdiifns, Ntertu. ,lno
Siotenlttoen, trhbsr poer moltigsr llriu fbdltiio Bic
pabrs urlnhe 9ebeimsr ShmadeI Spbenlei6en, SoI.
gen lhgenoltdsr @trtrrut geu. imb aarH beicr,bc,S
@elnlkhtsihipbnt isltit bic b1rtuIdiaitln 51ae,
9ritROlicb NuO banernD aeteilt. 49,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03

Seffcntlidcr &crfanf BON @runb.
eigentbnm.
Der unter5eid)nete tuip0 ods
iriibere S~unSbauien @igentbml, BE-
ltebetpo mis @obRbaits uro 81 Cots,
nm
Samstaa, Sen II. @arS, 1911
or Srt luro Stcle, bcginneu0 1
llbr Nadtmittags, oiferhLid an Sen
WeiItbieten6cn perfmpfcn crt1peoe
ais @an5es ooer tbeiltpeie.
81. 0cnmann Sr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03
RrampfaDerbrud)

eesr gaIlrpfelr aterraiheub srIolgreiGt gshdnb.
llii9sHethooe, beiier, HAerer uRn biai1er tute Spsru.
ton pber Notwithstanding. sd belle and aidno-
ltd ilnb naIerro gtutpergittnng, NifeCiipaea 6rr
yroitots ODER @oritsberDrilien. NriHbtihiperoru. bid
ien', gtertii' lHh Mrerleiheu nnb nIlf Groniihen.
Ier
Ghrenbofe erfol9reihs gebauhIun9 0arouttrrt.
3oblreitt nrjtIihe AnerfenulugenI
"a 10 htrstts nit uteleu oer@eier brS Sermauner
Upltsblait ptripnlih phtr britIIldj btiannt 10 bin id
sernt bereit. oub onoereu 2etbenogu metne otittihe
T,n9tnltifv, iopit Itetr beuiideS Bnt, welde5 bieit
10 erfolgrtttbe Sstluttbpbt ipr itiuahe Mtannsr aus.
~t3npfHng Der 9enanuten 2eiosn etiIdrt, fret uno in
gtnlndeni Gpu0trt Jn fdtaeu.
Ste bruunen MIR ottie Oiiertt ~als5uianeioen unb
mir etslsibt nsbft Sbrtr ssnonsn aorsiis evrauisnbsn.
Dr.. G. II. B0BERTz,
S4 Woodward Ave. Detroit. Mich
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03
8n uermietben

Gin bequsm einsctidpietes @Obnbans init
6 3immernt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03
Nabrn

IN .lmeaIt asblFns, aeitorben am ~
Sebruar. 1911.
gu Iriib id)lug bieIe bittre Stunoe
lie Did aus ~nnierer Wliite nobm. X
Dod) ir6lteno font aus unirem Wiunoe;
0aS Soft tbut oaS 1T nobl9e' ban
9oter, luenn bic Muitsr Irast
Do 1T unier aieblins hin,
Wenu lie neint ruenn lie tlagt.
Gags. bah id) i'm Stmml bin.
Wlutter ipenn Der Batter peint
Trodne INN bic Ibrduc 'ab
YilanSe, Wenn bic Come ldIeint
Cine Gbrdne mir aufS Srab.
Semiomei BON 3einer Eaate
Gabine RobIfins.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03
8n gerfanfrnl

Dobubons BON ! Gunner nit sot an Der
3ten Gtra6e 9elesen SommerfiidIe uno
ylaud)bauS. ales III better 0ronuus. slad,'
5ufraeen bel,
1rib 9iedarafe,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03
Nene Nn5eigen
Sir County Sbuliuperntenbent.
&ir Iiuo ermddiist oerrn

6. Sc. 9anuer
alo 2anoioat iiir WieoerluobI iiir oaS sImi
etnes Goumtp Sd1ulfuperintenoent iiir 6aS
connbe Sonntp an~3utiinoiscn. unter , orien
Der GniIdeibuns Der Wdbler on Der Sdbr.
lidlen ed)ulpabl am Eienitas ben ;, sIpril
1911.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03
Souls 6aberltDf
{ sapeIierer
Sermann, Mo.

SeBt III b,e Bette Seit cure Drabtieuiter II.
1biiren anitreid)en, uno bic thinner az tape.
3ieren ODER oetoriren au laIIcu.
Yleine Iapetenmuiter iiir 1911 iinb an8es
fommen u. eS fpiro mir elm gsraniieen iein
oieielben CUR @infid,t oorSuleaen einerlei
OBJ ibr tauien polll ooer nia)t, auer aud, mil
Der 9r6Bten 5reuoe eure 2immer iapeSieren
uus oeforiren ipenu ibr Die 1apeien IonIhpo
9etauit babt.
Wlod,t eure Be~iteaun9en iiir Die 1Sriih.
iabrSorbeit bel 3eiien, bonn ,uer suerI.
tommt. mablt suerii.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03
en- @erfanfen

eine biibihe gSobnurs nit 4 Gunner an Der
peitl 6. Giraffe; bldg.
SpDr6 us.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03
perlaMet , elm suteS Dienitmdod)en in
elmer Somi!e bon 4 erwadienen gerIonen.
Srant 9ietman,
Sermdnn, Wlo.
Biuia ~ pertouten.

Wteine 5 Sirmer Dohnun9 nit Got on
Der weIt. 3iep StraBe lit biais 3u oerfaufen.
gueS III better Orbnuns.
g. Dcei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03
Hns Sob Der Sdpieaermiitter.

Us miro 10 mand)er 9idpobf belaft,
Memo mand)er id)lefte gsie 9enmdt,
8enn pom c SdJmie9crmutter mon
9tlir etiuas Sd,lcd)tes iagerl fam,
e Sober lin1t Der alte Song,
90t it in6iid)tc, Sas is Drpng,
@eil man off Sfmiegerniitter fiilO't
$50 liebe, quite @eibsIeiit limo,
Die meiidlte ieie ia net ihon
seno aid let plelnnt orSliebnb
Mfitb obeu Scoe orlun, i6 mein,
Rli and e alter 8rabe iein2
Sein Tie oud GliBerlid DIT tpitbift,
Bot ipern ibr Semper pieBfitl iiff,
Aeir0 iidlt ibr Ser5 poa 8identelneb
9ent, nerufper meinO, ibr pilidtes
6dbB.
Ger Sdmtierf1s Anton iid)t e alairL
Gem 6orte l1rgit iei Self perbNu'n,
8ennt ser lei SdNpicgermultter iiebt,
80 iingt er ais c Slnpperborn-SieO:
,}lpei Sdmiegermiitter iiber 8oro,
Iie id;piiIte cine 8ele fort,
,Sb rpitetc DIE Cine,
Die Mnn'le--ona inor Weinc.
gserS I'M & Seirshil0 10 gcrei5t,
gcilo lpcrG iGr III. i t~inBeheI5t,
Ga ijdt's fci &,a ner. pcnrl at lalt.
Sic Wroll II ibrGr S1tien faBt;
Mrs wo ru 9nltJn Il mis- Ntani
@eidlnl.. iegt " hi 6 Saul,
Srpsbcm or rlur psfalEne bot,
g8as ct ihon ldngit oiBorme that.
Nsau finoet III Die &oetrie
Is Sob for SdJmicgermilttcr nie,
SonIdt nero e ieocs @eib geprebso
4ero in 6en Simmel ruiz gerebsO,
got bon Die S6miegernnttter ld,prldt
Sci SieO, fei Bud dno fer 8eoitt,
Dan fiuo't ols idtebenOe 6igirr
Sic III Die ioinie G1pers mr..
Iur sdiaer mtadte c &nem,
20 lallt prnfl1hmt Der 6raueil
Same.
geno mer Is fel1lt, ebrt alie 0rdu'n
sle.S ronnt lei Sdnieaermltter
baum,
Der anton ahcr 9laiibt cs nift
SlenS iagt: nglitd id) FEM Gin
@eoift
Bon SdIaer, bot er idreibt oarein
DAB @eiber aiih Sbdrrelt lein.
Memo nit SpGncn meiilt er itur
Die bolen Sdmieeermiitter mn,
$50 nit oic Sdinfcn ben gerneiit,
TAX 9eiOe falt an beidlten Ietlt;
Sud Dir mel nlte Gpadc al,
sten6 lei aeredt, Gno Iagt min baum,
,yIdt net for iolden lieben Shas
5reIb Hcnb Der allerbeffte Flas?"
96t i'd Iag: no, i'd mil geiftebn,
Sic iiht net lieblif, an5uiebh
BOT better iidJt iie imnler lfon,
A[s iold e &lnitn por Sdpwteger.
John;
Die Sdppiesermiitter ici,t all reibt
Aeto idtate tie aud nal e 6eibt,
90 mad)t oas ilir, id iage oofl:
Die Sf,miegermiitter leben bod!
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+@eo. &linee Der apotbefer, bat
loeben eiten frii6en Sorrotb bon
3emo nro 3emo Seize erbalten.
3erno lit elm merfpiipoiges Writ.
tel, cine Hare Sliiiiiefeit. Die er.
ite @rapenolrng, lipOert ioiort ods
dblfenIide Sudden, beieiti9t 6leden,
8nnples, 8lafbeaos @c5enta, Sdup.
ben, @usbriibe INTO anbere Soitt.
f~ranfbeitem bel gripafyiers ODER bel
3inoern.
3emo SEIZE 1T ole neile antiiep-
tide Saiitieife, Die r%eiilIte uno bette
meoi5iniife SoilettenIeiie, lirpserd
urro crtrirt Sridetbise, uno Ole
SaptamsihIGge Seiten feline aitrNer
untertporfen lino. 8eionSers gui
fiir gerionen nit garter Soitt. Geo.
&linge bat cine beidrdnfte arBabI
Bro6e1 BON 3erro rtto 3enno Setfe
Cine 8robe miro @lirtoer befpirter
uno iibersergen Dab es 6as bette Ntit
tel gegen Smttfpanfbeiter lit.
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W. G.. Brinkmann,
MO.
KnnSiecr
Snudier nnO Splitter.

eebfraIt DER sluoeu mterlud1t, ieoe Inter
iud)un9 9arantiri.
sae 3eporatur erittIalt9.
GaIdenuhren, Wanoubren. S~dmudtdd)en
uno 9riaen 3u ben rieorialten preileih.
I'D, bite nm YrpbeauItrag.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03
lD6dsutIibsr Alarhtbsriat.
Hermann Star Mills

Hermann Star Mills
8eiseu, 2 Gualitdt. 81
@eisen, 3 Gualitdt. .....,. 80
Mebl, per Cad, / aualitdt. 2.7e
Mebl, per Sad, 2 aualitat.. ESQ
aurnmebl, per 100 Efnno... 2.lo
@leie, per 100 &fun6 1880. l.lo
Gbippipff, per loc 8fnto.... l,So
8rpbufte.
@oriaiert BON
John n. Helmers, @roceT.
Butter per Biuno ........l5 bts 20
gier per 9ubeno.. II
Slbner, per Siuno. 10
Sprins gbidens, per 3d.. IL
Sdmals, per 8fo-.............12
8uiebeln per 8uibel. ...........75
8plle per 8funb. 20
&artDffeln Neue 80
Surte9S
G1ten II
SAME D
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-02-02

were cast on strictly party lines, and
at no time was there the slightest
doubt as to the outcome.
The senate's first and decisive bal
lot resulted as follows:
La Toilette CRcpD, "a; Charles H..
Weisse (DemD, 4 John c. kleist
tSoc DEM, 2; Gen. f. c. Winkler,
l. The total number of votes cast
was 81
In the assembly Senator La Fol
lette received majority on the first
ballot, which resulted as follows:
La Toilette (Rep), SO; Charles II.
Weisse (DemD, 81; John c. Kleist
CSoc Dem), u, The total number
OF votes cast was 9S,
Although the separate elections
made the senior senator's election no
more certain than it was before the
ballots were cast, both houses met
later in joint session for the closing
formal joint vote.
Following his election Senator La
Toilette appeared before the joint
session and delivered short speech
of acceptance.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-02-02
MONEY FOR INDIAN SCHOOLS
Congress sionaI Committee Fixes APP
preparation for Wisconsin lnst'tu-
tions-To Cut Dead Timber.

Washington. Items in the bill or
the committee of Indian aHalfs
agreed to relating to the Indians OF
Wisconsin are: For the support and
education and other necessary eX-
penses of the pupils of the indian
school at Hayward, s3S,G70; Tomah,
s49.950: for the support and civil
ization of the Chippewas OF Lake Su-
perior $1,000; for the support, edu-
cation and civilization of the Potta-
wattamie Indians in the state and TO
investigate their condition the appro-
priation in the act of 1911 shall re-
main available until expended.
The bill provides that upon the pas
sage of the act, the secretary of the
interior is authorized and directed
10 cause TO be cut the dead and down
timber together with such green
timber as may be necessary to log
economically the dead and down tim
Der and such timber as may be
marked by the forestry service on the
Menominee Indian reservation. The
amount Of dead and down timber
shall be in addition to the amount Of
the green timber to be cut, authorized
by the act Of March, 1905.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-02-02
BRANDE|S COMES
OUT AS OIL FOE
Boston Lawyer to Defend Maya
zine Against Standard.
$35O,OOO ASKED FOR LIBEL
Charge Of Poisoning Children With
Candy Made From Glucose Deluges
Rockefeller With Letters
and Causes Suit.

New York. - Benjamin b. Hamp
ton and Cleveland Moffett will be
defended by Louis d. Brandeis OF
Boston in the libel suits brought
against them for S350,000 damages by
the Standard Oil company.
1t was Brandeis who went before
the interstate commerce commission
and took the case of the eastern ship
pers in their efforts to prevent pro-
posed increases in railroad rates, &C
cepting no fee for his services. The
lawyer has given his services for
nothing on several occasions, espe
cially when big corporations were
concerned.
The introduction of Brandeis into
the first libel case ever brought by
the Standard Oil company promises
interesting developments. He is an
avowed enemy Of the trusts. His az
lacks upon Secretary Ballinger at the
BallingerP inchot investigation, in
which he acted as attorney for l.. K
CLAWS, showed that he was a man
who had a knack of getting at the
core Of things. He told the interstatl
commerce commission that the rail
roads could save 100000 day !.
they practiced little more economy
The railroads ridiculed this advice
and scorned Brandeis' offer to show
them how to carry 1t out
One OF the reasons that led the oil
trust to depart from its customary
policy of noninterference with writer's
and publishers OF T dck-raking ar
ticles, 1t Is learned, was that John D.
Rockefeller had received hundreds OF
unpleasant letters since the publica'
ton of Moffett's article on Cassidy
and the Food Prisoners" which ac'
cused the Standard Oil company of
poisoning children by putting sui
phites into the glucose used for
sweetening candy.
Rockefeller and his oil associates
maintain that the Corn Products com
pany which manufactured the glucose
in question had no connection wiz!
their corporation.
1t was admitted at &c Broadway
that three directors of the oil con
Germ were officers in the Corn Prod
ucts company, and that one OF them
f. T. Bedford, was it's president. But
the records showed 1t was added, that
only five per cent. Of the glucose com
pany's stock was owned by Standard
OIL interests.
At the office OF Hampton's 1t is
said that neither the publisher mol
the writer Of the article in question
has any intention Of retracting what
had been said.
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times, and said that ought to have an
operation. l would not listen to that,
and when friend of my husband told
him about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and what it had done
for his wife, l was willing to take it.
Now 1 look the picture Of health and
feel like it, too. l can do my own house.
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-02-02
STATE EXPENDITURES HIGH
Leaders in Both Houses of legisIa-
ture Prom Sc to Make Effort to
Shave Down Appropriations

Madison. With the legislative
docket already crowded with bills
calling for expenditures of approx
mateIy $2,Ooo,0OO, the estimate or
state revenues and expenditures for
the next TWO years by Secretary Of
State Frcar. reached the desks OF the
legislators a timely check The
report estimates that there viii be
but 1892 1872 balance 10 spend, on the
present revenue basis and if appro-
priations exceed that figure, raise
must be made in the state tax levy.
Some device for shaving down APP
Precipitation demands in legislation is
promised by leaders in the two
branches
During 1909 it cost $9,22T9G9 70
to run the state, and in 1910, So
8lI2I2.21. according TO the report
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-02-02
MEXICAN REBELS
CAPTURE A TOWN
Federal Officials of Mcxicall Surren-
der to Band-American Is IN
Command.

Calexico, Cal. The town OF Mex
icalli, in lower California, Mexico
just across the California border, was
captured by band of 100 armed rev.
olutionists, led by California social
ist.
They appeared at the house OF Gov
ernor Terrazas, sub-prefect OF this as
trict, and placed him under arrest
Proceeding In an orderly manner TO
the customs house, they demanded
the surrender of the government Of
ficials. Here the reyolutionistS met
demurrers, but when a window was
broken in and the chief of the Gus
toms corps was dragged out, they
laid down their Winchesters and sur
rendered All federal officials were
placed under guard as the main party
proceeded.
The revolutionists then went to the
jail and demanded the keys of Jailer
Jose Villasenor. He refused them
and was shot dead with bullet
through his head. The lock on the
jail door was then broken off and the
inmates found within were all freed,
including two revolutionists who had
been arrested two days previously.
These joined the forces Of the insur-
rectos. with cries Of "Vive Mexico
The commander-in-chief of the revo-
lutionary forces is Simon Bertholdt,
an American and former resident
OF Los Angeles. J. NJ. Leyva is his
chi lieutenant.
A stack OF rifles was placed in the
main street and all citizens of Next
CALI were invited to take the oath and
join. A few did so, including four
American lads, who each wore the
button of the Industrial Workers OF
the World.
Many families have moved to this
side, not being deferred by the reyo-
lutionists.
The only killing was that of the
jailer. Newspaper correspondents
were welcomed by the leader, who al
lowed photographs to be taken and
gave interviews freely
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-02-02
PROVES FRAUD AND WINS CASE
Baltimore American Brings Maryland
Ballot Boxes Into Court.

Baltimore. - The Baltimore Ameri-
can won victory in the suit
for $4,000 damages brought against
it by Isaac 2. HOrsey, Democratic
supervisor of election in Somerset
county, who claimed that an article
published by the American, stating
that the election in that county was a
bare-faced fraud, did him injury The
American had the ballot boxes brought
into court and showed that hundreds
of Republican ballots were thrown out
by the Judges. 1t also proved that the
ballot was fraudulent, containing a
number of fictitious names with heavy
black lines to guide Democratic voters
and with no lines at all to guide Re-
publican voters.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-02-02
MANS DEATH is A MYSTERY
Badly Cut and Burned, Victor Gus,
tafson of Westboro Claimed
Robbers Assaulted Him.

Ashland. Victor Gustafson of
Westboro died here the victim, he
claimed, Of "A vicious assault by our
glars, He said that two masked men
entered his house at night and as
saulted him with an ak, set fire to
the house and departed. He regained
consciousness sufficiently to crawl out
of the burning building, and was
burned and cut He was 50 years
old and is said to have been despond-
emit From the nature of his cuts,
some doubts are thrown on his story