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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-11
.PROCRESSWES OF
ALL PARTIES WIN
Colorado Is Certain to Have
Good Men to Select from
for Governor.
(National News Association)

DENVER, Sept. 11.-Practically
complete returns from the city and
county of Denver and incomplete re-
turns from the state indicate the Pro-
gressive candidates in both the Re-
publican and Democratic parties were
nominated yesterday. Elias Almonds,
a stock grower and rancher, of Grand
county, was named by the Democrats
for governor, while Phillip Stewart, a
personal friend of Col Roosevelt, was
named by the Republicans NJ the
same office.
The Bull Moosers generally remain
ed away from the polls and will place
ticket in the field by petition.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-11
Sending of Mexican Federals
Through u. S. Territory
Starts a Stampede for the
Interior.
LOOT RANCHES AND
DESTROY RAILWAYS
Southern Pacific Railroad
Enters a Protest with the
State Departmental Rich
American Taken.
(National News Association


WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.-Fulfilling
the war departments prediction that
Mexico rebels would flee to the inter
ior of the republic as soon as the fed
eral troops appeared near the border
dispatches from General Steever at
Ell Paso today reported the beginning
Of such a movement.
The American commander reported
that the rebels under Generals Rojas
and Tampa are moving southwark,
raiding ranches and destroying rail-
as they go.
Several hundred revolutionists cap
tured freight train near Navova, and
after looting the train burned it. They
then took up a position near the San
Pedro ranch and disabled the Del Rio
railroad
The insurgents have threatened to
dynamite all bridges in that section
If any attempt be made to repair the
railroad. A telephone message from
Canenea stated that the federal gar
rison there had been greatly increased
and that the foreign colony is safe.
Rifles and ammunition intended for
Americans at Sanenea are still at War
rem, Ariz., it being considered unsafe
to ship them across the border at the
present time.
General Steever also sent details Of
the fourth attack on Ojinaga by the
rebels yesterday. The mounted revo-
lutionists charged the custom house
hut hu he f0A 1c xxri<t !,
the loss of two men. Federal troops
then charged, killing two more reb-
els.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-11
AMERICAN CAPTURED.

DOUGLAS, Ariz., Sept. 11.-Walter
Douglas, millionaire general manager
of the Phelps-Dodge Mining interests.
is prisoner of Mexican rebels south
of here today, according to advices
received this morning Douglas, accor-
ding to the reports, was seized by reb-
els while he was travelling between
Aqua Prieta and Nacozari. Wires were
cut and definite news of his fate has
not been received here.
The news of the capture has caused
great excitement here. It has increas.
ed the feeling of indignation of the
people here against the rebels and 1t
lis feared that reprisals may be at.
tempted.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-11
TRIAL POSTPONED

Richard Goodwin, charged with pro
voking Tom Moran to assault and bat
terry September 1st, was given a pre-
liminary hearing in police court this
morning. His trial will be held next
Monday morning.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-11
WISCONSIN MoosERs.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Sept. IL
Whether full state ticket will be
named by the Progressive state con-
vention here today was not decided
when the delegates assembled for the
opening session this morning. Provis-
lonai state Chairman w. L. Baker. ia
vors naming Roosevelt electors and
endorsing candidates on the other tick
cts instead of naming state officers.
Baker desires the convention to en-
dorse Gov. McGovern, Republican nom
inee, who was the Roosevelt choice
for temporary chairman of the Chi
cago Republican convention.
Gov. Hiram johnson Of California,
vice presidential candidate of the Pro
gressive party will address the conven-
ton today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-11
RAILROAD PROTESTS,

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE South
ern Pacific railroad has asked the
state department to protect it's inter
ests in Mexico. Announcement to this
effect was made today. Bodies of Mex
ican rebels numbering from 100 to g.
! 900 were pillaging the country, cutting
telegraph wires and burning bridges,
according to representations by rail-
road officials.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-11
CAMPBELL
DYING FROM HURTS
Shelbyville Progressive Lead
er Was Injured in an Au-
tomobile Accident.
CNational News Associstien)

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 11.-Charies
Campbell of Shelbyville former Roose-
velt chairman for Indiana, was report
ed to be dying today at hospital in
this city. Mr.. Campbell was seriously
injured in an automobile wreck last
Saturday night after the Beveridge
campaign opener at Tomlinson hall
In this city. Physicians today de-
clared that pneumonia had set in and
the survival of Mr.. Campbell 10 ex-
tremely doubtful.
Saturday night Mr. Campbell. Carl
Mote. political writer of the Indiana
polls Sun and another man, following
the Beveridge meeting started for
Shelbyyille in an automobile In
crossing a railroad track Just before
leaving Indianapolis a switch engine
dashed into the auto. All the occu-
pants of the car escaped serious in
jury except Mr.. Campbell, who was
caught between the machine and O
cut of cars, sustaining serious injur-
les and necessitating his removal to .
hospital.
Mr.. Campbell is well known In
Richmond. He was here only last
week attending the Progressive dis
trict convention
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-11
ROUGH RIDER" FINED

Count Fritz Miller, former German
soldier, and as he claims, a member
of the 14th cavalry Rough Riders in
the Spanish American war, serving un-
der Col. Roosevelt, was fined 81 and
costs in police court this morning on
the charge Of public aiptoxicaajnn,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-11
FINED FOR ASSAULT

Leslie Williams, white, aged II, and
William Mason. aged Is, colored. were
each fined 81 and costs in police court
this morning for assault and battery.
They engaged in an alteration yester-
day morning and were arrested by Pa
troiman LAmmert. /.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-11
A SMALLPOX CASE
(National News Association

NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-Twenty-two
hundred passengers of the Italian
steamship America, from Genoa, were
detained at quarantine today because
of the discovery of case of smallpox
in the steerage. The patient was TAX
en- to Swinburne Island for treatment.
The steamer later was disinfected and
STA passengers who occupied the same
compartments with the patient were
sent to Hoffman Island for obserya-
ton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-11
SUFFICIENT CAUSE

Pearl Nicholson yesterday afternoon
filed suit in the circuit court for d.
vorce from George Nicholson. charging
cruel and inhuman treatment, failure
to provide and drunkenness. The
plaintiff also asks the custody OF their
three children, Eve, Elnora and OPAL
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-11
Oklahoma Senator Will Be
Elected National Chair
man to Succeed McCombs,
as Wilson Requests.
GOVERNOR TO MAKE
NUMBER OF TRIPS
Original Plan of Remaining
in New Jersey Abandoned,
Intends to Visit the
Doubtful States.
(Natiorsi News Association)

CHICAGO. Sept. 11.-Senator Thorn.
as E. Gore is to become chairman of
the Democratic national committee ac-
oording to reports at national head
quarters today. Chairman McCombs
has been forced to retire on account
of i'll health, and William McAdoo OF
New York, acting chairman. has also
found it impossible to continue with
the work
Under the circumstances Governor
Wilson has expressed a preference
for Senator Gore who has devoted
much time to the campaign.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-11

WASHINGTON, Sept. 11-Hunting-
ton Wilson, Acting Secretary of State,
waxed warm in a denial of a story
printed in New York paper concern
ing the influence of American mining
and other interests in debating the
course of the state department in
Nicaragua and its alleged activities
in stirring strife between various fac
tions of natives. According to the
story Secretary Knox is the close
friend of several men alleged to have
heavy financial interests in Nicarau-
gaa. Dirty, lying innuenda," was
among the softest phrases used by
Acting Secretary Wilson. whose de-
nial was comprehensive embracing the
use of the shorter and uglier" word
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-11
: THE WEATHER

sTATE-GeneraiIy fair tonight and
Thursday; cooler In south portion
tonight; cooler Thursday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-11

LocAL-Fair and cooler tonight and
Thursday
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-21

you we're plotting them through our factory. Men appointed
statesmen receive advice and Instructions for selling safes, givi
convincing talking points which 1t is impossible for a prospect
don't YOU be the first to apply from your vicinity before som
We can favor only one salesman out OF each locality.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-21
Is. 9atitcl.
ser shattcn ais 9auider.

en- Der 0arriditrabe iteht cine Rei>
6e alter, unanIebnli6er !Sduier.
en- einem oieisr speiIt0dieen &C.
bdube fanb pierunospan5ig Stunben
na9 benz Sage, an Dem Der &e6tss
nntpalt 5oIbroot oreimal bic ndmi
iide Iusfunft iibr bic Pieripnffe
@rbidaft bate seben miifen. Elm 8es
fprG9 Itatt, bas ben in eiuem 9ins
tersimmer bes apeiten @ei6ohes
ppbnenben Sdatten in bobsm 9raoe
fefIeIte. Sin bieiem Wor9en bate Der
am pergansenen Qbenp ipdt beimses
tebrte Spion duBersepDbnIi6 LANCE
seidlafen.
Gein 3immernddDbar, Der Getpobs
ner elmer mad born biraus blidenoen
Stube, mar elm fait iieben3i9idbriser
@rets.
@ober biefer itammte unb neI6er
Sdmilie er anseb0rte. barnaf gu ers
tunbisen, bate teiner Der Sausin'ois
fen cine Neiguns perlpiirt. Gr mar
Iansipeilis uno unintereFont, uno 10
nabm man iein 9prbanbeniein als ei<
ne eIeidgiltise Sbatia6e 9eoantenlos
bin. Sur in ben eriten M%iorgenituns
ben, ipern er nod ni9t ausgegan9en
mar, pflsgte er niittern gu iein. BON
Ser Observation-Disclosures am Gnoe Der
@trabe, beren e~ifr;siter 9eiu6er er
mar, tebrte er tets NIT uniiaerem
S6ritte in iein !Seim Suriid. So
unprbentIi9 uno uniauber feline .8leis
oun9 au9 gu iein pfleate, etipds 8ers
mDaen mubte er benno9 beflBen,
oenn es feblte ibm ME an 9elo CUR
2bfdung feines sroBen Durftes. Iu4
aablte er feline Wietbe piinttli9.
BON Seit gu 3eit perlieB er bas
!Saus ouf mebrere Stunpen, pbne in
feiner Stammtneipe einSufehren. Nah
Ipl6en Iusfliigen idien er befonoers
aut Bel Safe -3u iein. 9aber nab
men feline Mttmiet9er an, Dab biefe
WanSerungen benz 3pede Der 3ins
f~eneinboluno gepibnet fparen.
0a Der S9atten ii6 bon 8inbbeit
auf baran seipDbnt bate, oas Sbur
unb Sreiben feiner llmeebune dufs
mertfamen Sinnes gu beobadten, 10
perfolste er aud fait unipiIltiirli9
bic !Sanblunsen ienes Wannes.
Gein eigenes 3immer grenste an
cine feniterloie &ammer. On oieie
ftieb Elm ebenfaIls buntles @emad,
ipelfes our6 cine Sbiir nit Der Stu.
&c bes Srinters in @erbinouns itano.
(5ortfeBung folgt.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-21
Sedalia Telegraph School, Sc
dalia, Mo.

BY close attention to detail
and hard work, the Sedalia Tele-
graph School has placed itself in
the front rank as a railway train.
ing school. This school is the Mis-.
souri, representative of three of
the leading railways west OF Chi
cago. That, our training has bene-
fltted many young men is made
clear by numerous letters we get.
The following extracts are quoted
from letters of our graduates
recently placed by us. The follow
ing is dated May 81, 1912, the
writer IN operator and graduate
Say, you will have a bunch
out o. here soon. Hurry up and
get them through, as we want
them on this road. 1t will take
pretty good men, but / know
you will make good operators
Of them if they will only take in
terest."
Under date of June /, 1912,
graduate whom we placed April
y22, writes:
II am night agent, ticket clerk
and operator. The whole station
Is III my charge during the night.
l like it fine and expect a raise il
pay next month"
Another under date of May 30,
l9l2, whom we also placed May
Y, 1912, writes:
Am much pleased with my po-
sltlon and like the business better
all the time. Am not having diff
1lculty at all with the work"
In May we placed a number
OF young men in good positions.
our graduates are successful, be-
cause they get the actual railway
and telegraph training with us,
and, therefore, know just what to
90 when placed in the position.
You can enter any time of the
Year. Now is a good time to
enter and prepare for the Fall
and winter demand for telegraph
men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-21
sas perbansnispoae saSaentua

@iIliam 2peb, Der Solicitor oss
Nep gorter Saftns, begab Ii9 eines
Saees nata einem 9od, an benz eiu
foeben %unseIaneter 9ampfer abees
ferttet purbe. @r gine auf benz
Spd bin uno Der unb beDba6tete bic
8eamten bel Der Irbeit; pIoblif)
itiirste elm aufseregter Serr ouf Jpn
gu:
Sinh Sic nicbt Der Safentplefs
tor, Serr @illiom 2oeb2"
Scr bin i1 aIlerbines. 8omit
lam i9 Sbnen bieren?"
sd modte mid BEL SEnen iiber
Sbre 2eute bei9ipersn". antwortste
Der nsrp0ie Serr. pSbre SnIpettoren
MAIDEN mir allerbanb S6pierigteitsn
unb S6er:reten, unb Srpar pbne ies
ben @runb. sic bebaupten, i'd pers
Iu6te 5ollpfli6tige Sa9en burd8us
idmueeeln unp id gebe Sbnen mein
Mort. 5err 2oeb, baB id earni9t
oaran bente. Us fdIlt mir nift i'm
Sraume Elm, etnos i9mugseln gu
poIlen, unb i6 m06te sic bitten,
mid se9en bic ltngere6tigteiten 81
rer 2eute gu ibiiben."
Der Mann bate fid fsbr ,reifert
unb Der Saipsib perIte ibm ouf Der
Stirne; er griff in bic Saf9e, um
Elm Sai9entu9 be~raussuhplen unb
b.sann li6 ben ShpsiB - nit .ie
mem 8iinbel toftborer. eater SpiBen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-21

rnc5pan5isife. Run, bic ibriqsn
rerOen lid auA nod einfeaeu. IS
TT nod nift ipdt am Saas."
Sinh hieie ansiige nlir ppn meis
men @ereinsbriipern 0etauft pber bas
ben Sic audi font nod bel6e abae.
ieBt?" fori9te 3om.
rNlr elm ~einsiasr aGufer aebSrts
ittd1t benz 2anbItreiderperein an"
ldutete Die 4ntport.
5om's geii6t trhe;lie ii6. Sen
modte id germ fir uns feilen," faote
er. nSaben Sic tsrne @6nunq, lrer
pteier SEER lit unb no er pobnt?"
"Nidt bic buntelfe."
+. ~Sas lit i6a6s! Iber pieIIeidlt err
tr1rern Sic Ii9 md. mic er ausTab;
mar er groB, fdluni. buntelhaaria
ano fein gefIeibet = 10 Elm ri6tieer
Stuber2"
nSa, bas t6nnte pobl ftimmen!"
.N8enn es Der ipur, ben id meine,
o bate er Iiderlid ben turioIen Gins
tall, iid ben an3ug r. eroB gu taus
ten, bob er i'm iiber Sole unb Rod
gu traaen permodte. Iud lieb or
ore Weite suriid. aidt mabr2"
Die Weite hat feiner unferer aun>
ben 5uriidqeIaTen, mein Serr. Dos
gu aud9 Die hrsi Stiide aebGren gu
el1anoer, mir tGnnen lie nift einaeln
obaehen, Der GGufer mub tie Oabsr
mltnsbmen, qIeidOieI ob er ie gu
traeen beabiidtigt ober ni6t."
nSm! 8laubsn Sic benin, bah @ie
ben Nerrn niebererfennen niirben,
faifs i6 Sbnen feline Photographic
brGdte?"
rNOdit pahriGeinli6~
o0as Datum bes @ertaufstoqes
tperNen Sic mir ittperIiA angeben
tonnen2"
.gie0eift opd,. mir pfleaen Die
Treisetitettsn pm allen pertauften
Waaren aui5ttsbsn. Soil i'd Sen
fetreifsnoen 3sttel berausiuGen?"
Bite. ia"
Der iunae M}onn brite einen Sofien
NIT tft't2t+Pn aus sinem an Den Ca
BEN aren5ennen StIbfen. Na6 tur>
ser 9nrfilht her Yapisritreiffen
ias.e e: Ser Gln3ug lit am sp0lfa
ten oieie5 Wnnlts 9ertuuft."
pGllo fiinf Sage por Dem Morn."
ha6te Spm. 9anr Ieete er freunos
lid: sd Dante 5bnen fir Sbre guss
tunft. SD hoffe. Der Serrn gu fin>
Den unb i'm gum Gintritt in uniere
@eieaihuft gu hslreeen. = Sier lit
Shr 8eIb. S6iden sic mir ben
anaug in tteine 8pbnune: einunbs
bretbigfte Strabe, Rummero elfbun.
bert"
Som bsrIieb ben 2aoen in beiterter
2oune. sd tarn mil Dem grfols
meiner 6ori6unsen 5ufrisbem fem"
faste er ii6, yunb ID i9 peiB. oab
mir uniere 3eituny elm bibf6es
Giimm9en fir bic Gntlarpuns bes
SempletoniGen W0rbers aussablen
tptrb, 70 mill i9 iebt in bieier froben
ausIidt ein furitlides Diner gu mir
nsDmen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-21
Central Business College,
Sedalia, Missouri.

Fifteen pupils have been placed
in good positions the last week.
1t matters not how dull, o how
hard the times may be, those hav
ing a combination course, consist
ing of stenography and bookkeep
ing are always in demand, if
they are through. Poor stenogra-
pliers and poor bookkeepers go
begging for ii position always.
More than twenty former pu-
pills have written me the past
week, thanking me for the
thorough education they received
in Central Business College. Hun
Edreds of letters are received ev-
cry year from grateful pupils,
and hundreds Of others express
ing their gratitude as they visit
the college while passing through
Sedalia.
Almost the unanimous verdict
of my former pupils ISL wish !
had worked harder and stayed
longer" Thoroughness is an item
that Central Business College has
always emphasized, and the fact
that | would never graduate a
pupil until he understood thor
oughly the course has kept hun
dreds of pupils away, who were
simply working for a diploma
and not for an education.
The pupil that comes to Cen
trial Business College and stays
until he is graduated will receive
my personal guarantee to get him
a position as soon as he is grad
uated. / guarantee no one a po-
sition until he is graduated, and
never did since / founded Cen
trail Business College twenty-nine
years ago. Everybody stands
exactly the same examination, no
are known.
Why stay away and think
about what You will do from
year to year and never do any
thing that is worthy of your ma
tive talent, simply because you
don t cultivate the mind that God
has given you.
Come, take a course in Central
College, do as ! tell you
to, and / will guarantee you sue
cess now and hereafter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-21

TOT q prOEpectIYe CUSTOMER TO DENY. why
unity before someone else gets the territory
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-21

Smm Ell srobartts. Cons
m~.raienrdtb: rMoris, eeh' mol gum
Drosnifen uno pole cine Dofe SLID,
Ieim, Is muB absr @olbfif9Ieim
iein.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-21

perIsibsn. ZEN @6emsl i'm aufH,s
ben suriid. !.
suebriaens b1ee in mir aus @iA
ra Sfnaps lommen IaHen -" fuai
er lpie 6eildsfiq, oppn benz fam Die
Sinfa einen &rug, pber aud 3pet.
mitbrineen."
2omanotp beeleitet feinsn Serrn
i6peigeno gum Magsn suriif unb
siebt Die Miit., @ls Tif bqs ssahre
Seug in gepeguna IeBt. Ipudt er
binterber. @m offend tpmmt feline
5rau snriid, unb nun glaubt er ibr
bic Gei6idte er5GbIsn gu miiFen.
rWas fou i'd hsnn ba arbs'ten2"
frast lie, als iie alIes qsbort bat.
nWiaif Oil beun bin?" ~gegenfragt
CT.
n9(ber er befiebIt es bo6!!" anti
iportet ie tirAlih; oenn tie freut fid
aud, bdB Nomitop lie iebt rufen
Idbi.
LIMB id min niGt!!" beitimmt .r.
, 60 tommt Senn am nGdIfen nit
tag Nopitor gum briiten Male,
,Mein lisbiter Scba!." ruff er
f6on pom Waosn berunter unb
f6pingt Die peitide nm 2pmarops
&Opf.
rsis6 NAL. id bub' fir Gid rem
Seufel gleih mitnsbrad)t -"
0aifilb IGbt tsin Wprt 60rsn, me-
daniid fabt sr nan ser Aanae,
auf Der ein Idmaler Streif;p blitz
rrt onfhniat.
$40 ID 2inta?" frasi Tomif,p.
rSm Sett Ijegt iie -, tie lpdr.et
aui -"
n4uf mi6?"
ga, Serr!"
Mit oroBm Gdritten elf Der 6srr
aus Goiiisnp irs 6aus. Dor BEN
8ett ser 2cmanors ma6t er ent<
iebt Salt. So brinnen lie1t 9atinz
ia ben 9opf mil Munber tsosdt.
RAG bibidt GeIift bon blutigen iris
i9en Rarfen sntitelt.
sd brauts BEN S6naps aus
Wilna niGt mebr, Serr -" fngt
Woftin.
vDas lit henn bdg?" srtunoi9t iid
her @utsherr.
sd bah nidt geloq.n seitern,"
fobrt MoIiilb fort, ,.metne Srau mar
gum Irst, unb ais lie Suriiffam, 1T
lie -. bat man tie -. MOLTEN lie
cen @agcn onbalten. sic bot flh
getpebri -"
rll.herfaGsn?" frust Hppitop
otenlos.
8atinta !iest itiq unb antporkt
ni1t.
nsis oct iif 9stpebrt, Serr," faat
2pmonon uno briGt Damn ab. Na6
einigen Gstlnbsn frost er, ba 'ih,
Noritpr gum @'hen trenbet: SOL
fel nun nod in RoKienp helfsn?"
Der @sfra9te psrneint: ,Nein,
lob nur, WaFi!, erit iol Fs poer
nein. 2eb pphl, WdiIil!"
9ls Der 8u9.n rappngebplpsrt lit.
febrt Ser Bauer Su fsiner Sruu sns
rli uno febt iih ans 9ett. Shiids
tern fudt er hie Sanb ieiner 5rau.
.Giata!" bettelt er %.
,MaNilp?"
.Siebit Su," i1gt sr nit perbal>
tens- 5reube, yieBt lpiI er Did ni6t
mept, neil Du nun anosrs aus
iisGit -"
.%gaaHtIp!"
go, ater i6 iriG lid bod np9l
Glaubit Oh mir?"
ga
Limb barum babe i'd Gid 9sidlas
gen; font pdrft Gu bod gu i'm &c.
gnnqsn, Sinta."
,@lFi,n!"
Sd peiB eg, Gu ipGrIt eegans.n.
llrt 9u bdtteit geben miiTen, 5inta.
@enn ct befieblt, muBt Su; psnn
Ser !6err tdnn nit ieinem Sn;6t
tur, mas er min. l1nb es lit belfer.
fpern i'd Did foliage, bann tarn iii
Did reniaitens bsbalten. Gr bat
mid lu6 geidlusen. Sieb, Sinfa,
bier -"
8afiIp beutet auf bic TART sea
fdtrnnene Wdnee.
S9pd6 briidt 8atintd feline
Sunb. limb 2pmonop Idbt Den &opf
auf sic Isinens 9ettbede ~iinten, I'm
bas b~rennenbe @eii6t 81 tiibIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-21
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-21

The 25th anniversary of four
company was celebrated by
erecting the most modern safe
factory in the world. Wlde-
awake men who received our
special selling inducement,
rendered 1t Unnecessary to double
our output. We are spending
many thousands of dollars en-
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q Dostai card.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-21

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