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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03
Central Plains.
The Miracle at Cana.

TO the Editor of The Times-D ispatch
Sir,-l cannot cali 10 mind any sem
tence IN the New Testament ia which
The use OF wine IS cond emucd II
Christ were TO repeat the miracle per
formed by him at the marriage feast
III Cana or fialilee in this or any other
state under prohibition Law, He would
oe liable to arrest and Imprisonment
and put in Jail Probably many of our
prcsent-day, holier-than- thou Pharisecs
would favor 1t. plato would not be
needed From extremists, cranks and
unre"zoning zealots. let us pray FOR de-
livorancc. DAN. NIUE
Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03
Snlonns md Rcvcnue.

To the Editor of The Times Dispatch:
Sill see q great deal written about
the ti-Saloon League in your paper.
pro and con No use of an extra scs-
sion for the Anti-Saloon League. Let
ali of the Christian men stand up for
the right and pass thu ill giving VIZ
gnia the right TO vote on the whisky
question. Some argue we will lose 20
much revenue BY doing away with the
saloon. Ny county twenty-five years
ago had barroom ct all the proml-
nent places In thu county. Now we
haven't II barroom In the county, and
our treasurer has his tax ticket col
lected up very close every year, and
when we had barrooms you would see
on store doors advertis aments OF pub
lie auction OF goods for taxes. Do not
see any now. County warrants were
hard to get cashed after you got one:
now you can deposit them in banks MS
checks. We do not have onc-fourth OF
the drunkenness now wa had then.
II we can remove temptation from our
weak brother ana save soul, ii Is
worth all the revenue.
n. I. sNoDDY.
Central Plains
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03

; possibly be passed by tho Senate In
time for the House OF Delegates to take
action upon Il at this session. Never
theless. the Senate has twice refused
to tako the bill UP out of Its order
When tho matter was being discussed
In the Senate Friday. Senator Hart
OF Roanoke, is reported to have
measure was not as importan
az the bill now pending TO prohibit
b tic selling OF q disabled horse. If tho
Senator really believes what no enys---
and we are far from charging him with
ins!ncerity-hc either has a slight opin-
f, gcrated idea of the public Importance
OF the disabled horse bill.
| Surely, the Senator from the thriving
city of Roanoke. who was thought
Ing committees OF the Senate. cannot
be ignorant Of tho gross evils Inherent
In the fee system and of the funda-
msntal Importance Of ascerta!nlng the
compensation now paid out of the peo-
pies money to the fec-paid officials. He
that those officials who are being
shemcfuily overpnid In fees. and who
naturally wish thnt fact carefully kept
from the people who have the best
right on earth to know 1t. are bitterly
though quietly opposed to the West
bill. 1t is Impossible that Senator
Hart should fnil to note the divergence
of thu Interests or those officials. per-
haps powerful In politics, who wish
to keep their compensation q dark So
crct, and the interests OF the people
generally, who demand that the light
should be turned on. II cannot, there
fore. DO supposed that he underes,i-
mates the magnitude OF this question
of pressing public concern.
The inevitable conclusion is that he
is awestruck by tn. oveyshadowing I'm
portance OF constructive legislation TO
prevent tho market from being slutted
by disabled horses. 10 the great injury
of soap boiling plants and fertilizer
AHSt'iitS tui l.Ic cptii tpA5
of innocent purchasers for value and
without notice OF the defects OF the
aforesaid crippled equines. We did not
before suspect that thA citizens OF Roa-
nolSo were so uusophisticated as TO re-
quirc a statute to protect, them from
being cheutcd out of their eyeteeth In
n horsA trade. Having been repeatedly
Informed by tho Roanoke Times and
World that the Inhabitants OF that city
arc the most shrewdly capablc business
people OH this or any other planet, we
cannot bring ourselves to receive with
out q shock the suggestion that they
need the protecting arm of the Lcgls-
l<ture to shield them from unscrupu-
lous David Harums. bent upon palming
off upon them as perfect pieces Of
horsenesh mere combinations OF
henyss, strinFhnlt. Glanders and spawn.
II they arc as green as TINT they are
beyond salvation through 4 statute
for such cases made and provided.
The wonder is that such a community
should have had the good sense to Sc
lect as their representative a gentleman
with so keen q sense OF proportion OF
the relative values OF public measures
as senator Hart;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03
THE SHADOW or TAX REFORM.

a Tax Commission bn passed the
House yesterday. The Tax Commits
sion bill was buried several days ago
under an avalanche of demagoguery. 1t
was remarkable that any bill got
through, but the advocates OF tax re-
form managed to get one more vote
than that needed to carry the bill, and
50 II goes TO the Senate for final ac-
ton. l, Is not the chna OF the brain
and tho constructive vision OF the
state Tax Commission. IT IS tho mon
Erel creature OF a union between bur
tan-shirking and personal political
ambition. Even as i; is. however. II
IS better than none, ana /; should pass
the Senate Tor the single reason that
the State ought TO write in It's statutes
q tax reform policy. Virginia must
nave fRlrcr distribution of the bur
c.rs of taxation. and that can only
le achieved through Tax Commission
empowered TO effect something reai
ana something progressive. If the
state can DO no moro. It should at
least commit, itself TO the policy OF
sUah a reform
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03
QUERIES &
ANSWERS
Publishing Books.

. up'isninS Hooks
pieces and put them number NIB Of literary
,,tqa"s tne name OF the authors ar,
o ohe.r work? DO publishere aiter
ih"y e., ioF publishing a book when
~ pay the author royalty? NJ
Unless the writer's OF Inc s;oSs;;
IN ,..,, tHem copyrighted they have no
cIeari,S' publishers get out books On
OF ever Imaginable sort. and tbc,. "I ,e
n".tilhf more common than for .hs
a.i. 20 naHc to Ray very fun price
WIN several hundred per cent or nroG,
added for making his book IN ~,
rook 20 some romantic return from
r rogaity after 500 copies shall have
AZ soi TnI a. nc sn!i retail price. ETC.
hot get out any work cxcent ~ thaiir-
p"h cost paying the writer what
The hsfS @ba NJ, upon. Unless they regard
book To be good enou-h ~
warrant their expenditure. thev arc
Toy wiling for q volume TO bear their
ithpr!nt Hence. Dodd S; Mead .Inrp.r's
Doubleday & Page, Ser bncrs, etc, INV.
no DOCKS which are not considered or
Ttspeciable quality There arc several
nous I, IN th.a coun,ry whoze bust
neas II ~ 70 encourage the publication
OF every Ms. which comes into thu
i .nnds' 81 course, they write the an-
"a his is going to be. and promIs..
rich harvest OF royalty after they Ell
1nree prices for the publication etc
hese pssopie nave to the!r credit hard
credit to All concerned, and their nam
on a tt!epagc would so far to con
denim volume unread
Persian Cnts
Can YOU inform me where may
stamp aud address the ntorna lion
VIII be forwarded at once
VII You locate FOR me the quota
ton For this cross cannot sssar?",
I, is hardly likely That SO nithicss
an exprersIon would be put down any
whore In books OF quotations" II vcTy
probabiy occurs In many inconspicuous
iinces but we do not recall one.
The nurini o; Latnnc.
Can you tell me who were the per
ture. The Burial Of Latane"?
Mrs Leigh r. Page. Mrs r. c. John
pay!a MeI9tosh i' Miss Gibson. Tie he
Robinson children.
Educated itor.s.
er u the educated horse, Trlxy, which
~ns exhibited at Jamestown? c, f..
VIII some reader supply the infor-
western Politics.
Please inform me how california
and Colorado went" IN the last pres!-
us GaliA flSS,'0" Republican, c vi M
Democratic.
Kindly give the date Of the nvcn-
ton Of the revolving printing press
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03

made him understand how the Mastcrs
victory might belong to His servants.
! Christs life. measured by tho human
/ standard. had not much OF fame or
plenty. His lifo had boon the life OF q
poor man, who. at the aso of thirty
three. was about to DO put to deathi
and yot He said. 81 have overcome the
world" That throw a hood OF light
FOR John, and for all that had listened
TO Christ. on tho whole conditions Of
human life. and on what victory and
defeat. success and failure In this world
mean.
Not SO do men usually estimate what
connuering the world Is. Our notion
of being victorious In life Is when each
man scramblcs over all his fellows. and
writes his name. us boys. upon wall
higher than any one elsc's mama. 1t
Is popular fnllncy that II man can
get the world into his grip. and squeeze
1t rs one does grape. and get the last
drop of sweetness out of II for him
self. he Is a conquarc-
Alas, We may get all that seems best
and most necdful and pleasant to us
and in this poor sense have conquer I'd
the world. and yet VIC may be utterly
beaten and enslaved by IT, Many of us
strive to gain r,cnos ,oy.r ana nor
soma, f,,,o ava ,,o, eva ,,,, ,,,,a,d
of our sing poqscessa or Them aud
free, We have become their slaves. mas
tered by the desire to POSSESS. no mat
10. v,bot mo COS, or ,.c,,ring
II wc 1ot Tho world Woo ~. % .rust
Il and love u abov, ,be ,,roe+er tn,nrs
bcvond. /. vii, co cornror us TINT wc
VIII be h,ndorcd fron, seeing loving.
bold,nr communion ,r,tb o,, ,orvt,g
COD our Fothcrt
ON tho Other hand We "a, law our
hand. uoop Tho otber ,b,rrs NJ ,bls
world ana conouer than nv forcing
them to h,Ip MS 70 &c, ncorer 10
God ana ia use .hcp GLADLY and CON
e,antlv in His serv,cc. Tho ono vic
tory over the world is TO mako the
things thereof into ladder to l,ft us
to God
When wa t.t tho wor,n como no.
tween us ons Cod rs =, ohscur,pp
screen. .hon II has CONQUERED MS When
the world comes between us ana God
rs a TRANSPARENT medium wo have con.
ouer,d II.
we must try 70 bear IN mind no. 20
be- deceived h., tho fa1eo estimates 81
some around us. hu, to remembcr the
mos, Important thing in life is to
know God. and to love ana plense Him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03

a man doesn't have to sleep twenty
years to be Rip Van Wrinkle In Rich
nond- Let him take nap of twenty
weeks, and he will wake dumbrounded
at the change and growth around him.
He'll sec double" as to nne buildings
and such elories, ana it will not be
due to moonshinc either. It's all
real
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03

Uncle sinipson Pepper says works
nothin' out habit Aunt susannah
f@torts aoidly that he must "a been vac.
clnntcd against it 1hen ne was vonng
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03

Spring did its beat to arrive ON
time Winter fingers in her lap. bu,
with the wiles OF peltiah. She plucl:ea
some Of his hoary locks, and, by he.
own magic atrewed snow on hedges
to look like bridal wreath. ana masked
bare trees in momentlry imitation of
the white glory OF plum and haw
blooms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03
Persian Cnt.s

Can YOU inform me where ma,
buy Persian cat? 4 READER
Not IN this column. !! you viii sen,
stamp and address the !ntcrIna to
Will be forwarded at once.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03
The nurrn, q: Latino.

Can you tell me who were the per
sons who are represented In the pc
ture. The BURIAL OF Latana"?
~ 4. c,
Mrs Leigh r. Page. Mrs. r c. John
son, Mrs. Matte Paul Myers. Mrs.
David Mcintosh, Miss Gibson, the
Robinson children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03

EducEtCd iTorxc.
Can you give the name Of the OWL
er Of the educated horse, Trlxy, which
was exhibited at Jamestown? c. f..
VIII some reader supply the intor
nation?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03

ltIuc GOosn.
Is there such
the Blue Goose?
Yes. 1t is a
fire insurance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03

Primary CoIors.
Please tell me how many primary
colors" there are. SUBSCRIBER.
,rhree-Red. yellow. blue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03
4 0rlntntInn.

W!il you locate for me the quota
ton. For this cross cannot Scar?"
w H.
It is hardly likely that so p.thicss
Rn c%preCsIon would be put down any
whore In books OF quotations" II vcTy
probably occurs IN many inconspicuous
plnces but va do not recall one
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-07
oRselllAL TABLE FOR DEN
osek-Cseeese eookcass-rabls Designed
~ - Interior Decorator fer
His Own Use.

A interior decorator has had exc
eutsA for his own use in 4 little.
built-aa dsa unique desk-closet- book.
caso-tabIe. He bought one of thoss
tabIs-dseks with a drawer in the mid.
die and . narrow shelf at each end.
The shelves are about fifteen inches
from tie 1oor, are supported, back
and frcnt. By little Stats and are open
at the soAs of the table. He had his
workmsa make little closet out Of
each of these shelves by placing q
board behiAd the stats at each end,
another between the drawer and the
shelf to form the closet back, and q
door with . lock and key across each
end Of ths table. There was still un.
utilized space below the drawer and
between the closets. This, 1t at first
seemed. heswould need for knee room
when using the table az a desk. But
at last he hit upon the plan of build.
ing into that space two shelves
which. by touching q button, could
be made to slide back far enough to
permit him to draw close to his desk.
These shelves were filled with books,
20 that when flush with the table
edge. the gay bindings were in full
view. The closets may be used for
writing materials liquors. cigars,
pipes. magAEines-any Of the little
things that usually litter . den. A
cabinet maker or interior decorator
would 10 transform . table for no
great sum.-vogue.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-07
CENTRAL is SURE TO KNOW
Tsisphens Operator InfaIIlbls Authsr.
ity On Pronunciation Of DImeuIt
Proper Names.

Three men argued over the pronun.
citation OF . fourth mans name. Tho
fourth man was not present. He
was prorpin1at but unknown to the
disrutants. X
Wen settle this thing right now" J"
said one.
He called telephone operator on
the fourth mans exchange.
"say. Central. how do you pro
nounce this name?" he asked.
He spelled It out. She told him. Her
pronunciation differed from anything
previously suggested.
But 1t is all right, am sure" said
the man who had telephoned. Those
girls always know. They are an au.
thority on the pronunciation of proper
names. A man with Q funny name
can't bear to hear 1t called wrong.
even over the phone, and the first
thing he does when he acquires the
use Of q new telephone is to drill the
operator on the correct pronunci.
alton"
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-07
MIs Mensy.s we.el..

An upstate asssmblymaa vsst to .
local hotel of unpfstsntious character
. short tine ago and said he Wished to
rent . room for 7S csats. II possibls.
and II not, for u. The clerk told hin
there were NO fE-esnt rooms and that
1t WAS only on rare occasions that
they let anything for lees than e1.6e.
1t WAS finally agreed that the man
should get dollar room. and = bell
boy started him OF toward the roof.
Early the next morning the legislator
came down to the desk in . state Of
great excitement. Say" said hs to
the CLERK, what kind of . place u
this. anyhow! Why. in the middle
Of the night two great big rats sot
out on the door right in the middle Of
my room and had q nght."-Nsv York
Herald.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-07
Killed Innocent Men.

4 tragic mistake occurred in Paris.
France. early the other morning. 4
workman and his wife had been to
the theater. and were fastening to
get the last motor-omnibus home to
Arcueil. when they brushed against
some young men and angry words
were exchanged. When the man and
his wife got down the four young men
also left the omnibus and walked aft
er the couple down the Avenue dor
leans. The workman Jumped to the
conclusion that they were apachss
who intended to attack him. Telling
his wife to hurry on he turned and
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-07

Let us get you up some sta
tionery that will be 4 credit to
your business-nor = detriment.
The price will be practically the
same, and you'll have something
you'll be proud of. The Holly
-nieftain.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-07

Lst 10 get you up some sta
tionery that will be . credit to
your business-not 4 detrimeat.
The price will be practically the
same. and you'll hsve something
you'll be proud of. The Holly
Chieftain Printery.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-07

nrsd . couple of shots 1t tas group
bshind. At dawn Whsa - vsat to
inform the police - vas Asn1esnA-
ID TO And that he haA shot ct fear in-
Aocsat and respectable young Dsn.
killing one and Dortally WoaA1Ang a.
other. He was immsdiately arrested.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-07

Patronize Chieftain Advertisers.
It means the continued prosperity
of our town. Montgomery-Ward
have never as yet built up any
thing but a mail order business.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-14
aa Sas gnblifnu,.

Die 5nrmers Grain II. gIepoto,
60, ipeldle ibr @eidsGft f0iltflid, ar
Hie eggers @iling So. iibertrager
lot. piirift hermit ibren 8reunoen
unb aanloell, lciuie oa1t GipbIiflm1
int TQgenleinelt, i6ren ber5lif,er
Can't ab5ititotten fiir beren frenn-
Idle llnteritiibnlla ulrb @iinoidaff III
Der @eraairgerbeit; sl gleider 3eit
boffeno bisber beipieieres @ertrmien
rlnb annoidaft ulth am umiere Gadp
iihertragcn 5lt ,ppllen. 8ir
gleidfaIls ale 9ieienigen, mel
de nod, nit inns in Gedamlrtg ite.
ben, TOR Gem 1. mld6ten Sltli Dor.
suiprsd1eu ilno Gle Sadie a~bsilmaden
1. Sui tpipb Die Gggers Iia.
Ing So. bas @eif1ft iibernebmen;
miro ieood lt1ter ser bis.
feriact Seitung lpeiter sefiibrt tuer.
ocit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-14
Sat- Gin mnnber.
Cine ser tpunSsr5ariten gerberllr

Cine Der ipiinSsrbariten genSerun
Gen, lie in einem Iann mabrgeuom.
men, ME 8. 6. Sofsclap, GIaren.
Don, Seras. iagt, fan6 Dor Sabren
in feilern grrber Itatt. .Gr 1at.
te eiteit fiirdterIi6en SuItcns itno
uiicre 5dtsilie fiirftete, ct fpiirbc
si Sdtpinbilsdt fiibren, begautr aber
loen @e6raud bon Or. Sings gefu
DISCOVERY uno tpnroe nit 10 ssla.
id)en fnrirt. Sebt aeiunb ino MN.
ter nno fuicgt 21S 8furb. Sir bic.
lie Sabre bat iiniere ssatnilie oieie
nuatOerbare @e5i5in nit glptern Me.
inltate Del @rfaItung laro Sliten
aueeipenoet." @irft idneG, lit All.
uerIdfiig uno gornntirt. Breis soc
iinb ST. EpobefIaide fret In allen
4potbefen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-14
Ger Sdndroth hot Sprrr gQn

Ter SdlIrotb bat Serrn @m
Steiner, bon Gep Sapet, aIs grin
5ipaI Der bieiigen oTfentIiden Sdu
lie mo SRI. ALMA Sdsner als Sch
rerin Der anfdnger-G laiie Gimme
. argeitelt, 10 Dob iest iammtIid)
steaen in Der SodiduIe iomie /,
Der offentlifen SduIe fir oa,
nadite Sdnlliabr beIett iino, nim
lid,: 8. $. Strunf unb Srau 6
WILD, EriiBipal reip. IiItentin tit
Ibie 9pdffule; @m. Steiner, Grin
5ipnl; alma Sd,sner, GIaiie /; Cur,
oiine ged1nam, gIaiie 9; steQc
Goniesfo, Glaiie 8; gaa Streblp
Glniie A; mo S. g. Saps, gIafie !
Der offentlifen S6uIe.
Gas @ettcr lit bieies Sobt
tDleoer eitrnnnl iebr launenbdft ailpo
gars entidJieoen oit 9odNpriingen
antgele9t. Sn Elm poar Soae1 BON
lett f1nst Der Sorinner on Co. +.
Derngltens i'm &alenoer) bonn Sriib-
ling buben mir tuenig anebr aIs tpie
9oraifdJts 81 ieben b%etommen, uipo
mas unS Der Sen1mer briipaen tpiro,
sperlp er iiberbalrpt poIlltGnoia bier
etntrifft, bns bleibt Dor Scr Safto
ino6 abSlhporten. Had Elm BOAR
iparanem Soaep batter mir am Mitt.
mod Iberub Der porigen ISOLDE bier
elm iebr idhperes @etpifter unb ieit
Der, ~beionoers Moraens u,pb gbenbs
enpfirpoli6 fiibIes @etter.
9alappit Ole Siege" lit iest Elm
nationuIes Stidpon eerporoen nn6
tEdtI1dglid bat Der 8erniftunas.
frieg gegen Die urenbIid} 5ablreife
5odnilie Drummer" altd5 bereits in
dlIem sroBeret StGoten III poIlem
srrft %begonu1ein Sier IN Ser1nann
1T aber Dor alien 2irgen Elm Grieg
8egen Die Ratten bon groBter 9ott.
perofgfeit. @ir iinh bdber erfreiit
5t fonnen, boB Sranf
piirol oieien &rieg bereits nit gro-
Sem erfolg begonnen bat, ilpoem err
cine garse Rattenfamifie, be.
ults ben betben ulten nnb
lungen 6atten IN elmer sSalle
rcfangen fat. 9as a1bIt uirb ioQte
snber Wberua gSadMHnnt1g firrben.
litter Dem Sitel .ltniere Stride
ldo lire arbeit", finoet am CONS
Menb, oeip 90 5. Sc, Elm Cor
rag itutt nebit erfIdreiloen Sterc.
. 9iIOerll inter 2eitultg bon
tuei StitOeiHen Ser Sbeolpaie bes
s6cn Seminars, bon ct. 2ouis. Ger
sortraa peranihaliIidt ole @cifidlte
te SbGtigfeit atrb 6ie GeiilItate Ser
Gpargl. Spnobe bon Hnro
INERTIA. Die 5ilr IrStd)t fon1nnefp
EN- 100 9iIber Ses Stereoptioons
pradytbpn atlpD in 2ebensaroBe
no iabr ein6ritfspoa ltn6 qeben bie
5ee9ertfeit nit Der bodit i~ntereiian-
IN 8eid,idte Der GpangI. Stride eift.
befunnt Sit ipepben. gnfana
s llbr Ibeiros. Cine freifpiIItee
5el6fpenoe miro NIT Cant angerom.
ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-14
ScrIorene Mcruenfraft.

Sir Ieben in eiltem nerpoien 3cit,
alter, Die beutigeit anfornerungerl
ON Sic @enidbeit bebingen sic
gr0Bte 2eiihingsfdbisfeit bes Ger.
pc1tipitems obne ltnterbrednna. Gar.
iiber nerfallen 10 piele Ieniden in
rim idiperes Siedtbnm. Gem iic
oenfen nidt baran, 6ab oieier obnc
&ait in stniprli6 genommene &orper
Die bnrte 8robe nidt aug eigener
arnft gIiiflih beiteben farm. @era.
De. neil Die Renifen pon beute aber
t%piiierl. bob Tie IN einem ioIdlen Belt.
alter Ieben, boren iic Damn ober aud,
mem, ifIiebhh Die Ierben rebeaiih
ilno fraftIos getuorben Iin6, INNER
mir aiif ole Inpreiiung bon ioac.
iranntem HerbenmitteIn, tpeIdle nihts
belfen, ionSern MIR Den SeiifeI nit
@eeIsebub oitstreiben. 9as Sc.
elmer Observation-Disclosures
@eiitnobeit uilb Aomit audi elmer
gleifen Nerpenfrait Iieqt r1in.
lid BARN, oab Oieie Strait mr. Elm
Der @eiiiuobeit mo ibr
Scrlilit MIR cine Sbnlptom Der aranf
belt bcs gal5en aorpers lit. Den
&6rper gciumb 5n erbaIten
lnO 81 MAIDEN, oafiir oiebt eS aber
mr. Elm Mittel, uito mas beiBt: rel.
tcs 9Iitt. @er iein 8Iit regeImGb.
q reiriet INTO bamit Dor @ergiftnng
liitet. iiibe1t er ct. 8ernaro Graii.
erpiacn Gin apotbefen an boben) an
ueinSet, miro air6 ieinen 8orper ge.
lito erbalten unb sugIeih bo6nrh
ros alIer anfor6ernngen Ser Belt
cine 9~erpenfraft pabren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-14
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5citsrelle nad, oerl oitlid,en Staaten.
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DIE Neniperndbltelt balpslid, in ser,
nlaillt nieNerIaiien. @ir gratuIireit
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