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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
Memorial Day

Another Memorial Day has
come and s one, and it is doubt.
full IL a more beautiful day
could have been wished for
The morning was spent in dec
Grating the graves of the de
parted old soldiers, friends and
relatives, while the afternoon
was given over to an appropri.
ate program at the cemetery.
At 1870 the parade formed
down town and proceeded, to
the cemetery. The parade
was one Of the largest ever as.
sembled here on Memorial day.
Automobiles, carriages in great
numbers and over three hun
bred school children were in
line. A platform had been
erected in the cemetery, which
had been beautifully decorated
in the national colors and q
more beautiful spot could not
have been found. The chorus
consisted of the choirs of the
various churches and they sang
several national anthems in q
very pleasing manner. After q
few short talks by different citi.
zens,r. Judge Sawyer, Of Sioux
City, was introduced as speaker
of the day and he gave a splen-
did address, which contained
several beautiful thoughts per.
tanning to the day. A very i'm
pressive fearure of the day was
the tolling Of the various
church bells, city hall and
school bells at the noon hour in
commemoration of those de-
parted. The mayor, city coun-
ell and the different commit
tees appointed by them, are to
be congratulated on the syste.
matte manner in which every
thing was carried out so sue.
cessfully.
WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO YOU!
What does it mean, this marching past
OF a few old men who are bent and
grave?
You have heard of the host that was
proud and vast
And you see the banners that bright
ly wave;
You have heard men glibly extol the
brave
Who endeared the gr,y and henored
the blue,
You have heard of the cause that was
!, st and won
But what is the lesson YOU teach your
son,
And what is the meaning I this to you?
IS. E. Kiser. Record Herald.
A healthy man is a king in
his own right; and an un-
healthy man an unhappy slave.
For impure blood and sluggish
liver, use Burdock Blood Bit.
tiers. On market IS years.
$l.OO a bottle. i27
MIR. and Mrs. s. C. Graham
returned from their Eastern
trip Wednesday.
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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06

All section men on the C. {
N. w. have their wages raised
from Is cents to III cents COM
mencing June first.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06

Mrs. Holmes and son, Sam
uel, were Omaha passengers
this morning.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
ITCH! ITCH! ITCH !!

intii You feel as II You could almost
tear the burning skin from your body
Until It seems as IL you could no
longer endure these endless days OF
Of .sleepless agony.
Them few drops OF d. d. d., tha
famous Eczema Specific and, Oh! what
r rem me Itch gone instantly! Com J;
y. ID. ID. Is simple external was,
nat cleanses and heals the infiamcd
KIN as nothing else can. A recognized
.pecthc Tor Eczema, Psoriasis. Salt
sheum or any other skin trouble.
we can give you O full size bottle
II the genuine d. d. d. remedy for
s1.OO and II TIE very first bottle fails
TO give relief It will not cost YOU :
cent. ~
We also cals give you sample hot.
Tie for % cents Why surfer another
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06

Accidents will happen, but
the best reguleted families
keep DR.. Thomas Eclectic Oil
for such emergencies. Two
sizes Is and Soc at all stores.
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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06

Several of the school teach.
ers enjoyed a picnic at Mobiles
Lake yesterday.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06

j. M. Beckley and family, Of
Blair, drove over to this city
yesterday.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06

Charley Ford and family, Of
Fremont, Nebr., were the
guests Of the 10 Frazier family
in this city Decoration Day.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06

w. M. Carlisle returned from
Canada, Wednesday morning,
where he has been for the past
three weeks on business. He
Travelled 5000 miles in Canada.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06

VIM. Maloney, of Omaha
was in this city Wednesday OF
business.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06

Mrs. Arthur Martin, of Oma
ha, spent yesterday in this city
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06

Mrs. Geo. Butcher is packing
her household goods today ano
will ship them to South Omaha
where she will open up a room
ing house q
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-11
'', s:: s';: s= p. CARRIER No. ': vain Stree,

the country and visit the farm houses
and explain away many difficulties,
and to visit the school houses and de-
liver lectures.
The average production of the farm
house sin the south is 70 fowls per
family. In the north the average Is
15S fowls to the family. The average
weight of he southern hen is 81
pounds, while the average weight in
the north is pounds, and it does not
cost more to raise six pound hen
than it does to raise three pound
hn.
This difference results in very
heavy loss to the south, due to lack
of knowledge of how to handle the
right kind of fowls in the right kind
of way. And the association is pro-
posing to disseminate this knowledge
by the employment of the poultry
husbandman. And all the associa-
ton ever expects to get out OF this
expenditure is the difference in the
profits of the business on account Of
the increased volume.
One of the delightful events of the
occasion was a cold storage lunch
served at the 'Seelbach to the visitors
by the Louisville Board Of Trade. Ev-
erything in the way of meats such as
fish, chicken, roasts and such other
things as so to make up a luncheon
menu was served, and the guests re-
ceived nothing that had not been in
cold storage for a period of nine
months or more, and Mr.. Beasley
stated that the original flavor Of ev-
erything served was perfect. The
luncheon was served in order to
prove the success of cold storage If
properly handled.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-11
COLUMBIAN RETURNS
FROM POULTRYMENS
ANNUAL GATHERING
ARE DOING A GREAT WORK TO
IMPROVE POULTRY PRODUCT
IN THE SOUTH.
Novelty in the Form of Cold Stor-
age Luncheon Is Served to the
Members Of the Association at the
Seelbach Hotel.

w. S. Beasley is back from Louis
Vile where he went to the Southern
Poultry and Egg Shippers Associa.
ton as one of the directors Of the Or
ganization.
There were at least three hupdrd
in attendance, the best of any here
tofore, the attendance being from the
Southern and Western states. The
National Car Lot Live Poultry Ship
pers met In connection with the for
mer organization, which added much
to the number of the attendance,
In speaking of the occasion Mr..
Beasley stated that the best papers
that had ever been contributed were
heard at this meeting. Among these
was one from the state pure food in
spector of Kentucky, and one from
the commissioner of agriculture Of
the state.
The purpose Of the organization is
to improve the quality of the poultry
product of the south. Statistics show
that there Is a loss Of s250,OO0 in the
state of Tennessee alone from a lack
of knowledge of how to handle eggs
and poultry at certain seasons of the
year. With a little education and In
formation the producers would be
able to sell their product at all sea-
sons at top prices, and to this end the
association Ia employing poultry
husbandman at an expense Of $4,000
to do educational work In the states
Of Tennessee and Kntucky. II win
be the duty of this man to go through
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-11
GRIP TAKES AWAY
GOOD CITIZEN
VICTIM OF COMPLICATIONS AT.
=. TER AN ILLNESS OF SEW
eRAl DAYS.

L. C. Packard died at his home
south of Mt. Pleasant this morning
at Z o'clock after an illness Of grip,
with complications, of several days.
Lewis Pickard was sixty-four
years old and had lived practically
all his life in Maury county, and was
resident Of the seventh district.
Mr.. Pickard was one of the wealth
lest citizens Of the county as well as
one of its most worthy residents, and
had spent his life in farming. He
owned a large farm together with a
number of small tracts of land in the
seventh district and had one of the
handsomest homes in that section of
the county.
Mr.. Pickard had been married
three times and is survived by his
wife, who was Miss Maxwell, and
six children, four sons and two
daughters. The daughters are Mrs
Blasdell, of Kingsbury, N. Y, and
Mrs. C. D. Nowlin, of Columbia. The
sons are Henry, Joseph and H. O..
Pickard, all Of whom live in the ccun.
ty, and James Vance Pickard, who
lives in Nashville. All the children
were at the home when Mr.. Pickard
died
He is also survived by two sisters,
Mrs. M. M. Wiltshire, of Mt. Pleas
ant, and Mrs. W. M. Robinson, of
'Texarkana, Texas, and one brother,
C. N. Pickard, of Mt. Pleasant
The funeral will be conducted at
the First Presbyterian church We'd
nesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock by the
pastor, Rev J. d. Wallace. Burial
will follow at Arlington cemetery.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-11
Chronic Dyspepsia.

The following unsolicited testi-
monial should certainly be sufficient
to give hope and courage to persons
afflicted with chronic dyspepsia: Il
have been a chronic dyspepsiic for
years, and of all the medicine have
taken, Chamberlain's Tablets nave
done me more good than anything
else" says w. G. Mattison, No. Z
Sherman St., Hornellsville, NJ 7.
Sold by all dealers.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-11

taxation DIV the state of Georgia, was
rendered here today by Judge w. T.
Newman, OF the United States court.
The decree terminates litigation in
the United States court between the
companw and the state of Georgia
pending for five years. The state
contended the, franchise of the com.
pany should be assessed at $4,000
The company contended that the val
uation was excessive on the basis
that part of the valuation was due to
federal grants.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-11
EXEMPT FROM
STATE TAXATION
RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES WEST.
ERN UNION CONFERRED BY
GOVERNMENT.

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. A decision
holding that the value of the rights
and privileges of the Western Union
Telegraph company conferred by the
federal government, is exempt from
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-11
QUARTERLY COURT;
MONDAY WILL HAVE
EIGHT NEW MEMBERS
ONLY ONE OF THIS NUMBER, T.
E. LIPscoMB, HAS SERVED
IN COURT HERETOFORE.
NOTHING new ON The DOCKET
Reports of the County Officers VIII
Be Given out in Printed Form for
the Inspection of the Soons and
General Public.

For the first time since the cleo
ton the new county court will meet
in quarterly session at the court
house Monday morning. To a large
number of the members the work of
the court will be nothing new, the
majority of them having been in tho
court for one or more terms. But
some of them will have to learn how
to wear the term Of Esquire. There
are eight new members. They are
Haywood. of the first; Grove and
Glenn, of the third; Wilkes, Of the
fifth; English, of the sixth; Wilkes
Of the eighth, and Lipscomb and Al
exander, of the ninth. Of these only
one has served in the county court
heretofore T. E. Lipscomb has serv-
ed as county register and has been a
mmber Of the county court.
The appearance of the new mem.
bers will add some degree of inter-
est to what is always an interesting
matter in the county the gathering Of
the county legislature.
There Is practically nothing new to
come up or the docket outside the
regular routine business. There may
be some things added to the list, but
the docket at present shows on call:
Releases from polls.
Appointment of a committee to see
to the flooring of Kettle Mills bridge.
Charity appropriations.
Report of the Culleoka bridge COM
mittee.
Report of the committee on the
flooring of Duck river bridge.
Report on Silver Creek bridge.
Revenue commissioners report.
Report of the turnpike commits
sioners.
Report of the committee on paint
ing the court house.
Report Of the committee regarding
the bridge at Groveland.
A motion to elect poor house CON-
missioner to succeed Allen Holt
Report of the committee on bridge
painting.
General appropriations.
There will also be the report Of the
'oad commissioners which will be
handed to the court in printed form,
Is will also be the report of the coun-
" Judge and the report of the coun-
" trustee, and the report of the coun-
y superintendent.
These reports are made out for the
quarter, up to the first of October.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-11

Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, will lead to chronic consti-
patton. Doan's Regulets operate
easily. Csc a box at all stores.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-16
Die IdlimmIten aaer 8anber

limb nodJ Der Inii6t zines Wllwaii-
feer glattes onotiirlid Die arllerlta'
niid,en grpreBy8eiellidaiten", iino
nnlere @egieruae erfiillt MIR cine
lance in ser itrailid6ten 8eile nere
blmrnelte 4fIidJt, penn lie ltd etlo~
lid, oasli %aufrafie bieien &anbern,
.benen hie gorSe Nation trtblitp'lld)'
tia lit" nos Sanolperf 81 legen.
9or ser 5lpiihenltootlifen San'
SelsfonmiiIion 1T @olbington lit 9e.
"oen,partia ell gerb6r I'M @ange, bel
GEM bodlt intereiianite @ltbitlllir.
ocu ii6er @eldyditsmetbpoen Der @e-
iellid often gennod,t iperoen. 90 muir.
Sen ser &ommiiiion gum 8eilpetl
gemeiie bafiir nnterbreitet, Dab Die
aooms grpreB COMPANY einen
Somos BON 100000 beiibt, Der
olsidlieBli6 Dos greebniS willfiir'
lih erbDbter &aten unb boppelter &a
ten BARTLETT. Gold elm Sort6s bat
lie natiirlid) nidt entiteben fOnnen.
pent ole anaeItelten Der @eielihaft
uidb apsemieicn ipdren bas iebe
MnbIifum gu idropfen anS gu iiber
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-16
$15O,OOO,OOO Crib.

Sn Dem Sdabamte ser @ereinig-
ten Staaten iino $50 Miaionen Dol.
lars @olb fir 0ie ginloinng Der
ausitebenoen @reenbads binterlegt.
0arum lit es aud peritdnblid, baB
0as goIf 81 bieiem Bapierselb elm
unbebinstes Gertrmuen bat. @inen
abnli6en Sail lieiern Ole pielen
Sa%uienSen bon Seilunsen, melde
nit Sen befannten ct. Bernard
arGuterpiuen er5ielt popoen iinb.
0ieie aureu iinb cine iidere Sc.
mdbr oafiir, Dab Sieie 8ilen, nel6e
in aaen @potbefen 5t baben iimo,
ai,d} alrberen belfen werben, Die
BON Obmnahtsanfallen, Ser5flopfen
Nattigfeit, Sbrenialtien, &iiden'
idNpade uno anoeren @n5eifen Sa'
iiir beimgeiuft iinO, oaB Der 8or'
per elmer &einigutg bon Den gifti'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-16

tbeueret, no eS MIR gebt. 9ieie
Gntbiillnpgen madten auf Oen Som.
miiidr Zane eiiten iolden ginorud,
onB er Sen anneierben 8ertretern
Der peridiebeieit grpreb . 8eiel.
idaftcn a~nfiinbigte ooB ole &omnt.
iiiion 9egen iie ollie geridtlid Dor.
sllgebet benbiiftige. gS ieien Eau.
ieitoe BON @ogeu e%ingelauien uno
lpeitn Die &ommiiiion alif icnc oieier
&lagen reagierte, 10 piir6en 5dmt.
lide grprcB . @eielli6aften IN Den
8anferott getriehen lueroen.
Nit peId)er @iifiir Die @rpreB.
@eiolidoiten hire 8oten aniesen urb
wie lie 0us Gatblifum itbertolpeln,
6aS wirS in iebr Iebrrei6er @eiie
illdtrirt oilrdy Elm Grlebnis, meld)es
Der &eraltSaeber DER in e9oria er.
id)eirel,Sen .Sonuc" neitlid) IN ieis
ner 3ritilng er5dblte. Gs muroe in
ieinem 9urcali elm fleiileS Sodet aus
gSeip gorf obgeliefert, iiir ipeldes
Die betreffeifSe GrpreB @eiedidaft
ibm $t.65 obforSerte. RatiirIid)
miBte er 6ernppen. Dd er aber emit
furSe Belt ponber Elm 8afet genaii
ISeS slc:deh Snbalte erbalten un6
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-16

aeis sbfaaitoffen, Die ii6 in ibm
jel6It fortpabreno biloem beoart.
8er Tie ~gebralidjt, beiien 3eib miro
balo mieoer bon neiter Sebensfratt
erfiiat Sein. 8er ieinen NIT giftl-
ge,t @emebsifladem iiberlaoellen
aorper Sard a%nipetoiing BON ct.
BERNARD armlterpillen reinigt, miro
BON Mierelt. unb 2eberlei0en, Mp-
peubisitis mo art6eren tobtliben
Saranfbeiten peridont unb bis in elm
Gobts utter seiuna bleiben. User
aber 5iele @arrrullg iif nift 81 @e.
miit6e fiibrt, ionoern 0en abgemat.
tetem uno persifteten 8orper lid,
ielbIt iiberIdBt, miro in nift ferner
3eit pergebli1 aaes fir cine Set
luna bieten; pergeblid, nno Ieien es
ale Miuionen i'm Sbase SnfeI
Cams ooer audi ale Gei6tbiimer
ser @elt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-16
Nuftion!
llpterSeid)neter pirb aui ieiner 8arm,
Dl.iIen liiblid) BON 9ermann am

upter5eid)neier ,pirb aui ieiner 6arin, 6
Ol.ilen liblii) bon Sermann am
8ieufas, ben 5. Mar5 1912
nm 10 ubr mer9ens beeinneno. I~olaenbeS
Gioentbum OH ben WleiIibietenotm oerfau'
len
l suter GIeI, / irdd,iise Stite, trddtiae
Sub, boDer unb nieoriaer S~armroa9en. gut
tet sprinsipaaen. Binber, Sraomaber.
sd%emaId,ine, seure6en, cilerne e9ae. :
SolSessen, 3 sroBe Qftiise. Sornpilu9, 2
guIipaiorn. tS%edielbanf, pusn,ub'e 2 Se'
pierbsseIdirr, EiIue8eihitr. 2 Serren'
Satiel, 9omenia,tel, Scniramc. fol3IraH'e,
sorpoulin, 2 eiierne aeiIel, yoeinbiitic uno
Sa,er, 8ellpile prcIie uuo WIble, y Sei3'
Diem, 2 aodJDien, alcioerid,ranf, 2 aiidsen-
idpanfe, yiabmaidine. ioirie anberers
6auSseratb.
9eSinsunsen: IS 90 mb oarnnier
9aar, ar6Bere 9eiruSe s Winnote Srsolt
oeoen g.oie mil gutter SidJerbeit. oner }
proscnt yaaboit sc9en gaoraobiun9.
Collie cs an senanntcn Sage resnen,
,piIo ter Bcrtaui am radbiien ao9e 'tait'
iinoen.
aornclius gGin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-16
@ntter nnS sodter. uWeine Mnt.

wtHIter hHu Suu)ItI. HItetHe utIus
ter batte itets Sbre Weoi5in, ben Il-
penfrduter, sur Sano," idreibt Sraal
Geo. S. &ent5, 227 gberrD 9Th
Sent, Ohio. SD %erinnere, als ib 81
Saule mar lit ib uniagbare Be-
idhperhen bon MagenaeiOen. Sd bot
tie bafiir meOi5imiert. aber nidts bali.
Wltter iagte, nberirtde meme Mebi-
5eigte mir ben @lpenfrGil.
ter.-oie miro belfen." SD tat 10
Ii. gebrai,dbte int @anSen lrngefGbr 3
braud)te I'M @ansen unsefabr brei
Slaidpen. gr beilte mid. Sernad)
fonnte id) irgenb ettpas unb 5lt ir-
genb elmer 3eit eiien, obne on
Sdmers ODER llnbebagen gu oenfen.
@ir fonren ben @lpenfrdrter nibt
gerlsg loben."
Ser erfolgrei6e @ebra,l6 pGbr.
emo eines Sabrbunoerts bot
0ie @%eiunbbeit bringenben gigen.
idaften bon Sorni's 4lpenfrGuter,
DEM alien arGuter- Seilmittel, be,
pieien. Spesial : @genten perfal.
len i'm. Sollten sic feinen g(gent-
er in Sbrer gsadbaridaft fennen,
10 i6reiben sic an ole gieentiimer
Or. 8eter Sabrnep & Sons Co.,
1876 so. Sopne @pe., Chicago
Ism.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-16
Nuftipn.

uuler,eidneter wirb auI Der alien Sr'B
Settrer 6orm all Der Sirit Greet, am
Montas, ben 26 Seberuar
ioIserbes Gisentbum DiisniIid, an ben V'etli'
bietenoen o%erfauien
3 MauIefel Is unp I Sabre alt) 8 Sertel'
/ 8rasm6her. l !Senredlen, l Sdemaidlil'e.
1 Gaae, 1 Gultipator, n,ebrere ptll5e, 2
Narm,gDaaen, so 9uIheI Corn, 10 gulbl
SaIer uun anoere %slrtifeI. gu 5ablreid) INN
iie ole bier 3u henennen.
peoinaunaen S. unb oarnnter Saar,
iiber IS neun Wlonate Sreod ae9en stoie
nit gutter Sid)erbeit, 4 pro5ent Hdbail lur
9aar3ablun9 aui srobere getra9e ais -.
SerbinanpSettcre r,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-16

oaiiir bericlben grpreB . 9elellidntt
nlr IS Gents be5ablt bate, 10 lpar
es linn lofort flar, Dob er ilbers DIR
9ebaren morben mar. NatllrllD
ipollte err iidJ bas nid)t geIalen lal-
len. Gr begob iidj alio nod Dem @e'
ifGftsplab ser @eiellidaft, mad)te
sort iebr cllergii6e 8oritelune lnro
erbielt aud, Die 80 Gents, Die illail
ibm 5n piel hbgerommen bate, an.
Itanoslos oliriidgeSablt %alleroinas
obre iebe Grfldrung, tper ole Sdi.lN
an bieier unperiddmten lteberioro.
eritng trllg. IS giebt wobl andD
anbenpGrts Snnberte bon 2euten, 81
Gbulide @rfabrnngen gemadN boz
ben. ST. oen meiiten Sallen banbclt
e5 iit illir rnt Elm paar Gents. nno
Die be5ablt man obmobl man sc.
ltalt meiB, baB man ilberportbeilt lit.
SO lit es berm fem &unoer. mcirl
cine eiu5ige grpreB : @eIellif,ait nii
Oieie @eiie einen 6prOs bon
100000 bat aniammeln fonncn.
,Gieie 500, 900 bilbel Den Gr.
trng elmer Gddilberpolitif," meint
oas glott, obie I'M 10 uid)tsmiirol1e
lit, oils id)on Die geip0brlidleit &a-
ten Ner 8cielli dyaiten 10 mtpepld0mt
bohe iino. 0egaii bieie rSaanoldnb-
llllgen fam oaS Hllblifum lnlr ouEd)
Elm Mittel geidiiet Werbe1 unb oos
beitebt in Der lleberna)me oes 9all-
sen grprebgeidafts oltrdy ole Bun.
oesregierung limo es nit cine nation-
ale Sfmadl, ooB ole HegierulE nidJt
idol1 ldlgit BON Oieicm Mittel @e-
brolt genladt bot" gilnl gicbt es
a6er ireilidl Seute, Die iiber Oieien
Binft anOerer@feinulg iilro. gbe
iid) NaS Ellblifum iidt llid)t cinig
Oarii6er gcaporoen, merhcn bie gr.
preB 8 8eiellid)aiten mobl lpeiter
b~eiteben bleiben. Srl oieiem Salle
iolte Die &unoesrcgiernng rbnen
5um mrnigitcn hie Saren porIdrei.
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-16
Nmhipn.

unier5eidJneter milb aui ieiner Sarm s
WciIen liiblid, bon 5ermann toie aIte
0iarIb 2arml am
9ienItas, ben 27iten Sebruar 1912
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peri5bnlide Gi9entbum an ben Meiitbietef,
ben %oertauIen:
2 GieI, 9 aiibe / oaoon friif. q Saaen
nit pigs, 1 Gber, SarmWa9en, l niebriser
Daaen, Sprins'gBosen. sic Gsrmid Sin,
Der, Sobnfon Mdber, Seu.Reden, Gdei.
ben.Gsee, 14.Sou Yiua. 2 12.3oG pHiiee,
/ 10 aol, pius, / 9 hprie 6uItipator, /
l ipGuner 2orn Yilu9, Stabt Gs8e, unb
mlebrere anbere Sarm9erGtbe.
9ebingunsen. Sumu,en bis "a So 0aar;
aui Summen iiber S. 90 ,pirb elm Grebit
bon 8 Wlonaten seeea CUTE eferbeis be.
ipiai9t
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8arnuns.

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20. Sanuar ~eeIesemlid) o WeberS Ball
abbanben eefommenen soIoenen ubr gu
ipuren uno cine DerbaItuus piro III Der
ndd)Iten Seit er,uattet. Derlud]t iid)t PIE
rhr 5u pcrfauien. ionoern idreibe an u
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y'ass, 1902 Gtrong gpe. aarIaS Gitp. 8an.
unb bcuse rlnanneDmlidteitem DOT,
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Tarm ~ b~erfaufen.

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len o Gbamois.y beNebeno aug 100 Idcr
oes beiten JarMlaEbes. IS 2Ider iino nm
ter GuIiur Der Reit SoIS' unb pa~Iiurc.2anb.
Gtpa 500 Sbitbdume, IN sder Weinbers,
srteS A 3immer Wobnbaus, srobe Sd,en
ne, prebbanS urb Meinfeler unb anoere
ytebersebGuoe. 9lues in better Sronun9.
Sd o~Fierire bieIelbe au einem biQisem preiie.
fir iofortissn Nertaui.
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Sbamois. Wu
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ridiigcu. rap id, Die A8cribur iir Sorni's
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trauem uno yGctiu ollcn barfe, modlte t6 lie
bitten, au,.i msinen yiod,Ioi9er o~aoialbe ents
sesen5ubrin9cn.
Sranf 3 gocdcr,
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: 8eadtet ntrier Sdaufeniter in
tpedbem allie Mliter nnieres groBen
Spisenperfaufs Der ant 1. Sebrilar
beginnt, alsgeitelt iinb.
Sobn s. Selmers.
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uns no9paroiusbaus benubien Rdnmlidl'
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s eumben: cine soloene Gait,enubrl
bic Der Gi8entbumer bel mir nad Snoentin'
Sieruns unb Be3abIuns Der aoiten oieier
anSeise abbolen fann
Wlrs. Gbas. Sabrner.