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The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-07-30

John De Lew, sculptor Of the group
which aurmOunta tho gates " San Quei.
Tin prison IN California, wis son,
fenced 10 four ycnm' imprisonment
NJ Stockton. lIo pleaded guilty 10
cbarRes brought against him IN prefer
ence 10 having them spread upon tho
court records DO Iew IN thirty -four
years old, aud of Belgian parentago.
HIS bust Of Governor Hiram w, John
son ndorna the state capitol Al Raera'
monte,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-07-30
SIBERIA ARRIVES.

According 10 dispatches received last
night, ne n NJ. a 4 Siberia arrived a.
Han ffaaeiHog ~ tNO O'el9qh Jester
dag afternoon
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-16
Iv.-THE cAPToR CAPTURED.

The moment Desmond topples over.
nursing his wounded shin. Claude pro-
ceeds to sit upon him. and as Claude IS
not exactly lightweight. the villain has
not much chance Of moving until the re-
turn OF Rosamond. who has hurried away
to fetch the Russian police. Desmond
knows what II means to fall into their
hands.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-16
I-RoPED.

After their adventures In the haunted
house. and Claude's brave attempt to
capture the villain Desmond the lovers
now find themselves captured by that
scoundrel of seoundrels. Desmond has
bound the lovers TO rope and is leading
them TO Odessa, where his rascally
friends Will aid him In torturing Claude.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-16
II.-HIs FOOT IN THE RING.

As Desmond walks quickly along. lead
Ing behind him the lovers, roped like
cattle, he steps inside a heavy barrel
hoop which lies upon the frouud. This
may not seem Of much Importance to the
story, but wait! Claude notices the posi-
ton Of Desmonds foot and thinks Of a
plan 10 surprise the villain and free
Rosamond from his power.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-16
IIL-on THE sHINs.

Before Desmond can get his foot out Of
the hoop. Claude steps heavily upon the
edge Of IL. Naturally the other side flies
up and smites the villain on the shin.
Over step on the edge of hoop when
you were a kid and crack yourself on the
shin with it?) 4 rap on the ship is very
painful and Desmond is off guard.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-16
v.-ovER THE GuNPowDER.

Notice the way an explosion Is ar
ranged to end Desmond's career. He is
bound over a rock with bag Of gun
powder suspended from his legs. Under
the powder is plate Of milk Headed
for the milk is cat with lighted candle
fastened on her back. Cat laps milk,
candle lights powder; bang! Exit Des-
mond.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-16
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Births-C. W. and Elizabeth Kruss,
MS south Twelfth street. boy. A. and
Anna Atkins. llt3 North Eighteenth
street. girl. v. and Bertha Cook, sis
Tayior, BOY: Anton and kmily kucora.
lees south Twelfth street. girI, William
and Anna Russell. SUI Miami. boy; Carl
and Ada Lundburg. Nicholas hospital,
gifl; ueorge and Florence christofferson,
III Corby. girl; Fred and Bertha Hansen,
Iwe stanford, girl, Edwin and Lena
Brooks, s3a south Fifteenth. twin girls,
Ralph III. ana frieda Beckman, 9v5
Webster, girl. -.
Deaths-reter Bubas, y years. CLARK
son hospital; James q. Bailey, 81 years.
II. 1oseph's hospital. {. IL. Homen. "
years, sil4 Howard. Dalman Graves, .
yrnrs, 81 South Twenty-Iirst street. s.
II. Kidd. d years, es North Eighteenth
street.. Mrs. Mary White, "a years, Tenth
and CASTELAR,; George Retzlaff, 10 years,
vi Soutn twenty ninth. Envy W. hawk,
es years, 2Iig south Central boulevard.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-16
vi. -SUSPENSE.

Not a pleasant position for Desmond.
as the cat and the candle slowly draw
nearer the fatal powder. Suspense is a
terrible thing, and it is inconsiderate OF
the artist to draw this picture on a
Thur3day. when We must wait in sus-
pense until Friday. Which way will
the cat jump. We only wish We knew
right now.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-16

LOST-Pink cameo ring. Thursday
evening; liberal reward. Teiephons Web
star SA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-16
WANT ADS


Want ads received at any time bui
20 insure proper classification must
be- presented before II o crock m. ior
the evening edition and before 7:So
.. m. for morning and Sunday edi'
tions. Want ads received after such
Aours will have their first lnsertioa
under tho heading "foo Late 10
Classify"
Cash RATES FOR WANT ADS
REGULAR CLASSlEiCATloN-ons
Insertion IN tent per word ana :
cent per word for each subseqnens
consecutive insertion Each inser'
don made on odd days 1 N cent per
word; $50 per line per month
when ad Is run without change VI
eopy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-16
HELP WANTED-FEMAIE
Agents and salesyyomen.

TEN lady canvassers: experience un-
necessary. The Sperry & Hutchinson Co..
l4l7 Harvey st.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-16
DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES.

sUTTLEY-Allen d., sr.. aged g years.
died al 81. Josephs hospital May u, at
! a. m. lie Is survived BY his widow
four sons-Joe. Allen. Charles. walter
and ope daughter. Clara
Funeral notice later.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-16
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Large leather wallet containing
only papers valuable alone to the owner,
contents Will identify. Left on railroad
train or in hotel or station in or about
Omaha. Address. Thomas NJ. Sterling,
3l Board Of Trade Bldg. Kansas City,
Mo.
LoST-Gold cuff link. monogram, &c.
!. c." Tel. Douglas ATS
LoST-English bull. tan and white.
Phone II. 1896. or Brandeis Theater Re-
ward
LOST-Pair gold eyeglasses Saturday
afternoon at 18th and Farnam or West
Farnam Car. Return to W. B. Wilkins,
Union Pacific headquarters. Reward
LoST-Red coekrell Spaniel dog; male.
Reward. Phone Harvey ss7.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-16
OFFERED FoAx SALE

CHERRYWooD sideboard and dfninr
lAole. olaek walnut chest Of drawers and
library table, golden oak bookcase. usrIor
chair. SO Park Ara ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-16
OFFERED FOR RENT
Furnish Houses.

WANTED-For the summer or per.
manently, furnished cottage or small
apartment by family of three. Best OF
references. No attention paid to answers
unless all particulars and price are given.
NJ $50, Bee
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-22

sIbonnirt oui Dos Sermonne,
goIfsbIoit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-22

nsn 5aybiben auteiIen 10 pis es
iest in Die Mege g~eIeitet 1T Dber
nan mubte tire 8erpenounq Dem
fCmmanbierenben @eneral Dprbebdls
ten, alfo cine &orpsartillsrie aus ihs
rem biIben. Damn, alfo i'm leBteren
Taa, pdrs Die Seloarti1erie elmer Die
n;iion f9tpdher getpsisn als Die Ser
oHoeren. @sasn bis Q(usi9eiounq eli
ner 3orpsartinerie bat man ii4 in
Seutfdlanb entfdieSen. Sn 5rants
reid beitebt fie.
Den 8erf.9tern Der lsidt.n 5slbg
tcubiBen in miIitdrifden &reiIen bielf
6 our 3eit, ga mad 1870-71 oas
Selogef9iib nit geftredter 5tugbabn
nrto Dirffamem S1rapnelifdub gsesn
fseii.6eros 3ieie feline 1riumpbe fei.
erte, idiper, iid CUR GtItung Su brinz
gen. Set glefpna, od segen sinen
i'm S9iBensraben litsenoen @eqnsr
nit oieien Gefdiittn ni6ts gu erreis
Gen mar, felt oas Streben nod Dets
frns INNER mebr tultipiert iparo, ols
Die 9offnune lid nidt p.rpirtiidte,
nit Ginfiibruug Der Sprennardnots
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-22

loilns gehdrtet uHb nit 3elluIpiblad
iiberso9en. Bon fdmtlifen einselnen
&npden ipurben je brei @ipsnbgiiife
beraeftelIt. Gin Gremplar Der abs
9iiHe erbieIt 9rofsFpr alaotid in
8resIau. Elm sreitss YrofeTor &ale
Illus in 8reifsipalb, Dos brittle purbe
in Berlin beboltsn. On ieber Der brei
Stellen Dsrfubte maf, nun, ben Sfd-
bel sufommensuisBer. lteber bic Grz
aebnihe bielt man fidj burG 8riefe
unb geleaentlihe SuTnmmenfiinfte auf
benz Ioufenben. gus Die Torm bes
S6db.rbaheS feffitanb, purbe olls Der
8ipaauIommenfeBune Elm 6irnaitsquB
her9effeIlt unb nun iiber oieIem be-
gpnnen, bic OriginolItiite ollmGbiid
oneinonber su fiqen. Der 6interfppf
fnm nit 6ilfe f1einer unb fleinfter
5eile anfammen, nnb ou6 Der Dor
bertopf nit Der einfeitIi6 erhaItener
@tiru tuurbe gu elmer geId,IoHensn
WnHe. 2piihen @orbcrs unb 6in=
tertppf dber blieb. qeruoe in Der Quers
nabt, Elm Spolt f%loffen, bo bic 3ot:
fen btefer 0obt nm meiften qeliiien
hotten unb fnit bis aur @ursel meg
9ebro6en fparen. sc froete F6, tpie
melt biefer Spalt All bemeiTen fei.
Qus ben on einiosn @telren er6oItenen
Stiimpfen unb oHs ben @erhGltniFen
.nn benz @tnfel, in benz bic Quernabf
bic 2~dngsnaht ~fretat, ipnr ober al
beiftmmen, bob Der s3piThenroum
ni1t mebr ols IA big 2 Miflimeter
betrdaen fonnte. Gine peitere Trnae
mar. tpie Der llntertiefer an ben Sber.
topf onaufiigen fei. sic fpurbe burh
8ergleihuna nit elmer Reihe onotpmie
iher Wripnrote BON 8. @irhop aes
lDft. Die 3Gbne bts llntertisfers fiub
bur6 beifen cute Grhnltuna in ihrer
Gtelluna D0lIio oeIifert. 8eim Sbers
ftefer iff Der @oumen leiber perqorts
oen. ginen MnboIt fir bic Gtelluns
Der Sabine eraab bier Der 6intsr, Der
fh an mehreren nbaeIebt hottie: bic
iibrioen muRten nod bem 8erhGftnis
bes MufbiFes heu 3Ghnen BEG llnters
tiefers onoepdRt iper6en. Die units
ren ShneibesGhne iinb an ibrem pors
screen Ronbe Elm frenio oboennbt. Der
9npf III oeaen bic erfte s3ufammeH
i.tiina etpos tltiner ~oetporber, TO-
tpohI fiiraer tpie nieorioer.
Cine linre1eTmdhiofeit bes llnters
tiefers hot 9rnf. aInntfn in lehrreis
Her meife aeflGrt. Der Iinfe 3iefers
topf TIT franthoft miRbiIbet. tpie Der
@eraIeih nit benz rehten beutIih
aeiat. @Ieih boriiber bat au6 bos redts
Obrlp6 cine onbcre nnreotImdbioe
Tprm deg,niiber benz finien. @isItfiht
hnt hiefs 3rcyfhH't hsr fr''hsn Tph
hes snbibifarms s.-h..-srHF-t bcs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-22

T. Davidson, Duquoin, ILL.,, merchant.
VIM. Grothe, st. Charles, No., sales
man.
Jacob Stark, Belleville. Illinois.
Alex. Verdot. Bonnots Mill, Mo-, Just.
ice of the peace.
]. H. Hogg, Fulton, KY, farmer.
James Legrand, Red Granite, wis.
c. M. Tugel. Hermann, Mo-, r. F. d.
B f. Graft, Walnut Ridge. Arkansas.
merchant.
Geo. Stephen, 314 Center Str, Des
MONIES, Ia, clerk.
F. A. Droste, Walbert, Mo-, farmer.
J.. w. Parker, Buckhorn, Mo-. farmer.
VIM. Schuette. Huey. ILL.,. farmer.
F. Reinkensmeyer, Shattuc, H., far
mer.
c. J.. Gresham, Eddyville. KY. hard
are merchant.
Fl. +. Milier, OBauyille. Mo-. justice
OF the pt ace.
J C. Riggs, Charlottesville. Missouri.
j. Dean. Houersville, Mo-, farmer.
Emil Boettger, Bunker Hill, Illinois.
W. swtsher, Mulkeytown. Ill. farmer.
Charles Heinzmann. Christopher. Ill.
butcher.
F. A. Wood, Bergman, Mo-, farmer.
w. Dyson. Woodson, Ark, merchant.
Alex. Meyer, Carlinville, Ill, miner.
T. Shields, Eureka, Mo-, dairyman.
Levi La Rose, Elvins, Mo-, miner.
James Faust, Hayti, Mo-, farmer.
George Osterle, Belleville, Ill.
J.. H. Hughes, Seattle, Washington.
5. Alexander, Charleston. Mo-, banker.
Chas. Hicks, Hope, N. D., farmer.
A p. Greene. Lester, Ark, secretary
Lester Milling Co.
y. d. White, Pevely, NO., farmer.
r. A. Walker, Pevely, Mo-, dairyman.
frank d. Dillman, Kennett, Missouri.
j. Frankenberg, Springfield, Mo-, care
United Iron Works, craftsman.
r. Tiermenstein, Benton, Mo-, miller.
J.. lseman, Pennington, Mo-. merch-
ant.
J.. w. Bishop, o~wensboro, KY. rail-
way mail clerk.
w. c. Wilson, Elbridge, Tenn, far
mer.
John West, Bloomington. Ill, fore
man saddlery shop.
A. H. Mcclure, Murphysboro. Ill, far
mer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-22

quite Wir1ung geasn gebsdte 3teIe gu
erbalten, ba fiibrte man ole l.i9te
Telobaubibe 1898 BON 10.5 3sntims@
tel Ro6rpeite Elm. Sumit mar Der
Gebdnte zines Ginbsitssefdubeg, Der
70 niel fir fi9 bat. bTsitiet. Die
9ertsioiger Ser 5slobaubibe batten ees
Itegt. Wan pertanote dber bon Die
fer, baB lie Die gleiAe 8epeglif1feit
unb Observation-Disclosures fpie ole Sea-
ncne befiBen Mile. nit ibr Shulter
an SduIter ole gleidsn &ufga6en ID
fen t0nne, babel dber ols !6auptanfs
gabe oen Sdnpf Qtgen tart einoeOedte
3tele 81 fiihren babe. Mit @infiib.
ring Der SalbIAilbe an oen neuen
RrbrriidlaufgsfAiiBen erbShtsn iif
Die oantbdren Mufgdben Ger Sau6IBe.
8u gleidier 3ett purnen beoeutsnbe
@er6eFerungsn an @eidib ME an
Mnnition borgenommen, 70 6ab in
8eutfdldnD pie in anosren Staaten
Sic Sroee aufaeporfen miro. Die
8elbbaubiBe gum SauptseIdiib Der
Seloartilleris gu erbe6en. 3ugeitdnz
hen, aud BON Den Mnbdneern Der 9ds
npnenbdtterisn, muB peroen, SuB
hur9 bie@irfii6rung Der neuen lei1tsn
T~elobaubiBe 9S-09 in 8erbinbing
rit Dem neusIfen 5elo6nubiBgeSdoB
05 Der @efs6tstuert u~nferer leiften
Observation-Disclosures cine beoeutenoe
Steieeruns %erfabren bat. /,
Die neue llmbepaffnuns unierer
Seloarti[.rie errtst in 5runtrsif
ielbftDeritanolid grpbes gtufiehen.
DOrt lautet Die Sras.lteGuns: Sol
hen SeIoianoneu Elm Ieibtes @tsil.
feueraef9ib mad Dirt Der oeutidsn
lsi9ten Selobau6ibe i'm Slime Der
Soroerune Glsmsntels, Ses 8eri9ter.
Itotters iiber bas 9~eeresbuoeet. 3use.
tsilt tperoen, ODER seniigt Elm Nus:
eau Der jebigen Organization Der oem
fpmmonbiersnSen Gsneral 3ur 8erfii'
eun9 ftebenOsn artileriegruppe Dor
155 : Miaimetsr : RimailbobdubiBer
iat ale 8eotirfuiFe bes GefofrieseSi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-22

Michigan avenue
Oscar Eichacher, 1894 Wyoming
Eug. Devine, 1928 Temple Pl.. sales
man.
Charles H. Nelson, prop Silver Grill
Restaurant, 7th and st. Charles.
BENZ. schumacher, 3239A Indiana
postal clerk
w. F. Herkert, Treas. St. Louis
Trunk Hdw. Co., 600 Chouteau Ave
w. G.. Babcock, 505s Highland Ave.
salesman Heinz Pickle Co.
Geo. Tichacek, 1916 S. Grand Ave,
painter.
Paul Brown, 10 Washington Terrace
broker.
The following are a few Of my
former patients who live out Of st
Louis. You may know some Of them
ask them about me. It will pay
you.
B. Flynn, Murphysboro, Ill, merch'
ant
C. F. Schrieber, Nashville, Ill, r. F.
d. No. /, farmer.
E. Hanson. vigus. Mo-, quarryman.
Eli Meiser. Paragould, Ark, banker
]. Howell, Kirkwood, Mo-, contractor
j.. E. Davis, Bunker Hill, Ill, farmer
Paul Brace. Jefferson City, Missouri.
c. F. Borberg, st. Clair, Mo-. ex'
sheriff.
Saml. Landau, 1928 Commonwealth
ave-, Maplewood, Mo- salesman.
Fred Gaertner, Alhambra, H., farmer
Geo. Fiteninger, 1905 College Ave.
East st. Louis, Ill, carpenter.
|. G. Williams, Vale Mines, Mo.
T. Meisner, Jerseyville, Ill, farmer
DR.. Hutson, Benton, H., practitioner,
Geo. Maurer, Collinsville, Ill, miner,
F. j. Steger, 223 C~ollinsviHe, Ave.
East st. Louis, Ill, real estate.
II. B. Horton, Birds, ILL.,, farmer.
G. s. Davis, Fayette, Mo, stockman.
H. R. Wiloughby. Granite City, Ill.
J. A. Leu, Highland, ILL.,, postmaster.
J. Gouy, French Village, H., farmer.
A. Smith, Belleville, Ill, carpenter.
r. COLON, Limestone, Tenn, farmer.
H. Uhl, Talmage, Neb., contractor.
DR.. J.. Mace, Galatia, Ill, vet. surg'n.
Alex. Maule, Belleyille. Ill. miner.
B. c. Elkins, Montgomery City, Mo.
Bassett, Bethafo. H., farmer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-22

after they had given up hopes OF
ever being cured, and l have cured
them sound and we'll. Read the let
tiers from my former patients and
see what they have to say on this
point
Investigate Work.
AS / have before advised you, In
vestigate me, my treatment, methods
ability, reliability. ETC., by writing to
my former patients and business ref
then, If you + satisfied.
come to me and be cured, remember
ing that will take your case un'
der my positive guarantee to cure
you or not receive one cent for my
services. All / ask you to do Is
to put yourself under my care a
reasonable length of time. the sew
erity of your case considered
Attention, Ladies!
Remember, / have under treat
ment all the time almost as many
ladies as gentlemen Ladies who
are afflicted should not allow their
modesty to stand between them and
a cure. Your own comfort. the com
fort OF your home and family, de-
ponds upon your having good health
therefore, you should not go on sui
fering, hoping the disease will get
well itself, for it viii not
Send for my ladies' book and learn
for yourself from ladies whom l have
cured what ! did for them. What ]
did for them l can do for you.
Consultation and Examination Free.
/ give consultation and make ex-
animation at my office or by mail,
free of charge. Then, If ] take your
case / will tell you first how much
it win cost you to be cured, and just
about how long it will take to cure
you. Send for my free 236-page book
for men; also for my free book for
1t will pay any who are af-
flicted, to get them. Read them care
fully, investigate my work, then com
and be cured.-M. Ney SMITH, M. D
Hermann, Mo-. June 6, 1903.
Dr.. NJ. Ney Smith.
Dear Sir:-I had been a sufferer
20 years with rectal trouble OF a
most severe and painful kind. 1 be-
so bad as to be unable to at
end to my work. The piles protrud-
d at every passage from the bowels
md was often compelled to lie down
or hours after being at stool. / be-
so bad and had so much pain
hat / was compelled to have my
tool at night and then retire to bed
hat i might obtain some relief in
hat way.
l had been treated by others sew
raj times before l applied to you.
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ssntid @ilitariides.
firnbetuaffnnns Der 6eutihen SelSars
ttierie beifIlpfien.

Nntt0 pt'tp'uNtH'
Don .inem MitalieSe Ser oeutidsn
5eeresperpaltune iiber Ole 1Imbepaffs
nuns Der 6eloartilleris miro folgene
res bertGytet:
Don Den LA 9sf6iiben bss b.uts
fdsn QrmeetorYs Iino 1875 5eIOtanos
men fir bas Std6bahns, IS leihtt
SeIbbaubiben fir bus Gtsils unr
Sla4feuer beftimmt. Die 6eeresper.
pdltung bat beIdloFen, Die 3abl Del
Soubisen gu psrHpppeln. bafiir oil.
Der &dnonen III nerminoern. W.nr
ieitber auf Z 9dnpnen l leifts 6elb.
baubiBe fam, 70 Ipf Ii9 oas 3abIsn.
psrbdltnis iebt fpie 81 geftdlteu.
Gen 3ablrei6en anhGnq.rn Der aeio.
buubiBe lit oamii Ole gsr.dtieung
ibrer 4nii9t suertdnnt, Damn aber
1T Dem sroben MiBFano abg,bolfen,
oaB bon ben Stpei 0ioi3iouen ieoss
@rmeetorps, nifJt nir elmer oerTelben,
ftnbern ieosr cine 6dubibabteilune
81 8 8atterien a 6 @eI9iiben sugee
tsilt miro. 3unddf ipirb beim 8arz
betorps jebe 9ibiiion cine 5aubibs
obteiluna hiihsn (oies eini6lisblif
elmer @bteilung b.s Entertainments.
ferner bas l., g., g., 20. uno 81. Qrs
meeforps. Sci ben 10 iibrieen ars
meetorps fpirb i'm 2aufe tiirseiter 3eit
htt umbepo fnuna is elmer &anos
rens In cine MISUNDERSTANDING
bur6esfibrt. SIN poruus lei 6emertt,
Bob 5urseit hsn frana0iifhen armse=
tprps iebes Gteilfeusrsei6is feblt unb
bob oies bon pielen frdnsDEfhen
Gtimmen als Elm GROCER ll.b.lHane
beseihnet miro.
Nidt ale osuti6en Seloartiaeriiten
pcn 8eoeutuns paren bon 4nfana an
fir Die S.lbbaubibtn. Sur in Dem
etnem punfte ftimmten lie alle iiber.
elm, Dab Die fsitherise 3uteiluna Der
5elobaubiben an nur cine Sibiiipn
ieoes Qrnrtetcrps BON llebel fei. mi
Re9t, oenn niemdnb, aud nift osi
f6arfitblidenhe Sruppenfiibrsr, fam
pcrausfeben, BEL tpel6er DipiIipn 81,
9aubiben i'm 8erlauf bes @eft6tes
sebroudt reroen. Sc fonnte porfpm,
men, oaB beim @orseben beg arme..
trrps dnf Spti Siraben obsr BEL De,
Gntipidiune gum &nmpf esraoe oil
@ipifion auf cine beritGrfie Stelnnt
traf, Die feline GslbbaubiBen beFdB
Gnttpeosr muBts mon beiosn 0ipiiip
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-22
Srahdlriitlide sanffapellc.

gei @us1aa6tungen infofge zines
ltmbauss am 9ala5so Melini gu
3cm, neben Der Stride g. Mar:ello
am Gorio, tpurben bic 1leberrsite
liner Sduffopene entoedt. Die rad
BEN llrteil 5d6perftGnbiger aus Der
3eit bes GaiIers Marsntius 600
Il. g6r.) itammt, uno bemnah elm
iuBerIt feltenes 9enfmal. ptnn ni6s
.in3ig in ieiner Dirt lit. Der 8uu bat
Die 8eden, ioprin Der Sdufling einses
audit purbe, lopie bic baau binab.
fiibrenoe Sreppe. Die @eneralbirets
tion Der S6Dnen &iinIte bat bic
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ming estroffen. bab Die 8auarbeiten
e~inittpeilsn eingefteGt iperoen, nm
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Grbaltune bes pi9tigen Denfmals
treffen 81 tonnen.
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LAB All ipeiteren intereTanten InfiIds
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Idaft Der Stride g.. Mareello eibt
lin cine beIpnbere 8ebeutuns. 8iefs
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ttffe bepor5ust; aus etipa einem hale
ben Dubeto nmlieaenber pfdrreieH
ttleeten nod i'm 10. Sabrbunbert Of:
sieuaeborenen na9 g. Marcello ges
hredi gu tperben, I'm bas erite Sas
trament 81 empfunsen. SOGit rahr
{6einli6 bat mon nun In benz alien
Baptifferium nebenan ben ltr!prung
Der alien 8otrehte Der nod manfer-
lei lImbauten nod beftebenben &irde
g. MarreIlp oeIunoen, Ole erFt Dor
einem Sabre ibrer Gtsenfdaft als
Yfarrtirhe enttleioet iporben IT..
ar9 auftldrunsen iiber Den papit
MdrceIus unb isin Wartprium haS
Der 2sgenbe nd9 inter Gaiier Mds
rentius in elmer BFeroeifdlung an
her Ste[le ieiner Stride Itnttfano. line
aus Der Gnthedung al erboffen. Ter
plat bes nns~sesrabsnen 8uptiites
RUINS Iiegt 3lpiiben ben oitli6 an
Ger antiten @id Gaia (GorIo) anats
5alten ~,bsmdligen 0psen oes GIans
bius uno Scs @icfletion unh spG Su
anfany Der aaiisrssit BON einem
Siistempei ~eingencmmen eeipefen itin,
abonnirt auf Dos $ermonncs
WnIfshinft
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-22
IF AFFLICTED WITH PILES, FIST
uLA OR ANY DISEASE OF THE
REcTuM, CAN YOU AFFORD TO
GO ON SUFFERING

Sacrificing health and comfort, bust
ness and your everyday duties wher
/ offer such substantial evidence thai
/ can cure you as / do in this and
the many advertisements ! publish
from time to time?
Every one OF the hundreds and
hundreds / have cured during my
twentyfour years experience In the
treatment of rectal diseases in st
Louis have been afflicted all the
way from one to nearly forty years
Those who had suffered many years
expressed SORROW that they did moi
know of my treatment years before.
Many who come to me before they
suffer long come through the influ'
ence of former patients, who had
learned by years Of experience tina,
there is no use trying to be cured
Of Piles, Fdstula, Fissure or any rec
tai troubles by so-called pile cures"
or by physicians who have not had
the experience that a specialist has
In treating these diseases.
Common Sense Teaches
that a man can and does become
more proficient as a specialist in
any particular kind of work than
one who devotes himself to many
kinds. We have our specialists in
law practice. in building contractors,
in mechanical branches, and, in fact,
in almost every line of work or pro-
fession.
/ have confined my practice to
thirty years, t~wenty-four years in
st Louis, almost exclusively in the
treatment of Piles, Fistula and Fis-
sure and diseases OF the rectum and
the intestinal tract. Why should l
not after so many years of study
and successfully treating these dis
eases, be able to meet with the
success / do, as demonstrated in the
wonderfully strong letters of recon-
m~endation ! publish in my advertise
ment and my book?
Letters, the character Of those pub
lished in my book, do not come IN
til long after success has been
demonstrated, when they come freely
from cured patients, many expressing
the hope that their letters will in
some other unfortunate suf-
to come to me and be cured,
rs they had been
Do Not Delay Treatment.
Reader, IL you are afflicted, don't
nut off taking treatment just be-
.ause you are not confined to your
'ed- Come before you &c. so bad,
nd it will be easier to cure you. If
'ou are afflicted and live out OF the
ity, come to me prepared to stay
or three weeks and | will cure
GU Do not be discouraged because
gu have tried many times to be
ured and failed. Many come to me
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-22

nnd Rem perIdliebsniien @useihen nur
Elm Mfter BON Is Bis Is Sobren err
reiht hnt. Sen 6ouptonbalt fir bos
iuoentIiGe bitter aeben bic i'm Inter
tieFer then crit bur6bredtnben Betss
heitsadhne.