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The Daily Missoulian., 1914-06-15
VALLEY BEAUTIFUL
IN YOUNG SUMMER

the Arlee valley. From the car win
dow may be seen it's rushing waters,
clear and sparkling. 1t invites the
angler to a cast Everyone says.
That must be a fine stream for
fish," Aye, truly it is.
Tomorrow we take the ride over the
hill between Ravalli and st. Ignatius
from the summit of which is given In
an instant that magnificent panorama
of the Mission mountains, which the
beholder never forgets. That one
views pays abundantly for the whole
trip" said DR.. Hodge few days ago.
So said Senator Thomas H. Carter.
years ago. when he first saw the view.
So also have said hundreds OF Others.
and of the view one never wearies.
1t Is always looked for eagerly by
those who know. and Is very impress
sive to those who see 1t for the first
time
Thirty miles further another panor-
anna comes to view just as suddenly.
It is just as beautiful as the former.
but entirely different. In a second
there is spread before the eye of the
traveller the broad expanse of Flat
head lake, high mountains far in the
distance, the Mission range to the
right and Poison in the foreground on
the lake at the river outlet. Deep
blue lake. light blue sky, fleecy
| clouds, distant mountains on which
the imagination pictures moving gla-
| ciers, fields of grain, nearby noun
tains covered with dark green timber
beds of flowers along the roadside,
| and modern little city on the lake
bank. combine to make picture that
i is sublime in the beauty of it's COM
position. 1T. too, pays for the trip
said DR.. Hodge. So have said many,
and so say l. u
! 1t is to be hoped that the people of
| the summer school, who are not ia
| miliar with the country mentioned
| may plan trip to st. Ignatius and
| return, SO as to carry home the re-
| membrance of these grand mountains.
1t can be made in a day. It is worth
the money. Perchance they may be
able to go on to Poison and get the
second view. 1t will take another day,
sibly they may be able to go still
farther and see Yellow bay and the
biological station, and thus see the
lake which will in a few years be the
mecca of tourists and of those whose
nerves are keyed too high by siren
uous living. The whole trip is WON
| derful. In such a trip let no one
| fail to see the rapids in the Flathead
river below Poison, the most magnifi-
| cent and really stunning of all that
has been mentioned.
! Ravalli, June 13, 1914.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-06-15
WONDERFUL SONG BOOK FOR
READERS OF THIS PAPER
Tho Presentation Of "Heart Songs.
New Idea for Newspaper-Ihe
Work Has 500 Large Pages.

The remarkable offering by The MIS-
soulian of the now famous song pooN'
Heart Songs" announcement OF Whlcn
appears today elsewhere in this paper
should be source OF sincere coh.
graduation to both publisher "nu
reader.
Already more than hundred tnou-
sand copies Of this unique volume nave
gone into the homes of the young peo-
pie OF the United States at the pup
lisher's retail price of two dollars anu
a half per volume. The merits O rus
book are such that the salos are sseau-
lily on the increase and In the ordinaIy
course OF business the book Wouid AZ
tain an enormous circulation.
Upon our first approaching the pun
fishers with proposition to allow 10
in effect to make a gift OF 1t 20 or
readers. we met with cold reception.
But subsequently plan was developer
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-06-15
RECLAMATION CONTRACTS.

Washington, June 14.-(Special.)-
Contracts have been authorized in
connection with the Milk river recla-
nation project as follows: Condor &
Williams, Omaha, constructing st.
Mary's canal, s159,4s9: Tebbs, Tag
gert Jurgens & Knipe. Glasgow, ex-
eaVating Vandalia south canal, $ls,-
4os, Threet Brothers & kolly Lowell,
Wyo., steel work and lumber, South
Vandalia canal, $l3,S5O.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-06-15
SUBSCRIBERS PAPERS.

The Missoulian Is anxious to give
the best carrier service; therefore. sub
scribers are requested to report faulty
delivery at once. In ordering paper
changed to new address, please give
old address also. Money orders and
checks should be made payable to
The Missoulian Publishing Company.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-06-15

TO ADVERTISERS
While Tho Muscular takes every
reasonable precaution to guard against
typographical errors in ito advertising
columns, printers are but human and
we will not be responsible for errors
which may inadvertently occur.
Missouian Publishing Company.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-06-15
ANOTHER ONE.

Paris, June l4.-Rene VIyiani last
evening informed President Poincare
that he had succeeded In forming a
cabinet The new cabinet Is generally
well received, although many politi-
cal observers are inclined to doubt it's
long existence.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-06-15

The times are waiting for mon
who shall serve and not merely in
uuire; strive and not merely inves-
tiqate; give to their age and their
kind not 80 much learning in bulk
az wisdom in action; great doing as
tho only true fruitage Of great
thinking; tho conservation to the
uplifting Of ones fellow men OF
ones best, rather than the conserv-
ing by mere culture Of ones self.
Bishop Potter.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-06-15
On the Spur of the Moment
The Regular elbow.
BY ROY X. MoULToN.

The Regular Fellow.
The Regular Feller is one who kin
smile
When everything's goin' dead
wrong;
Kin smile with a smile that's free
from all guile.
And tinker up some sort of song.
The Regular Feller kin whistle
tune
When things seem to be breaking
bad.
He tries to be happy with what he
has got,
Forgetting what he might have
had.
The Regular Feller don't talk all the
while.
Like rattlebrained felers all do,
But when he says something, just
make up your mind
It's something worth lstenin' to.
The Regular Feller don't tell what
he's done,
Or big things he's goin' to do soon;
He Just goes and does 'em and keeps
his mouth shet
His secrets he tells to the moon.
The Regular Feller has no time to
stoop
And dig into other folks ground.
For small village scandal he cares
not whoop,
He passes no gossip around.
The Regular Feller speaks well of his
| kind.
| Or else he says nothing at all:
There's no room for rubbish or junk
in his mind
No room for the thoughts that are
small.
The Regular Feller does not slap your
back
And brag that he's always sour
friend;
But when you're in trouble ana oth-
| ers all quit,
He'll stand by you, right to the
end,
Uncle Abner.
What has become of the old fash
Toned gal who used to think IT hel
duty to help her mother wash tine
dishes?
| There is hardly an inventor or c
poet in this country who doesn,,
know how to trim cuffs with a pail
of shears.
J Things are gettin' better in thi.
country right along, but the Ultimat.
a Consumer hasn't found it out vet,
Other things that are constantl,
going up nowadays are umbrellas.
! There may be barkeep in thi
. country who hasn't got a great vo
, cabulary Of slang. but Hank 1.umm
says he has never met one There
'' fore there amt no such animal.
Deacon Stubbs makes his 22-year
old son Elias wear knee pants once
q year so he kim take him to the circu.
The trouble with Luke Bibbins an
his wife is that they never want /,
take a trip at the same time. Whe
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-06-15
r OOKlNG UP
4 "lt's always morning
somewhere"

Referring again, merely in an incl
dental way. to the formal declaration
that the American Man is the greatest
blessing to womankind. and writing
these lines on Flag day the question
occurs-it's a question that has been
asked good many times-"Who is the
American Man?"
There will be answers forthcoming
like the popping of musketry volley,
and they will differ in degree and In
quality. Let's see il we can figure out
an answer that will stand the test
l don't believe there are many who
will hold in seriousness that the Gre
den,ials of the American Man consists
of membership certificate in the
Sons Of the Revolution or in the So
That is an exploded notion.
There is something more than May
flow er encestry required to make the
American Man. The mere fact that
man signed the Declaration of lnde-
pendence does not guarantee that his
great grandson is worth Whoop.
That proud fact gives the great grand
son good start; it Is fine asset, but
il he relies solely upon that, he will
not get very far before the examining
board when he comes to qualify.
1t is just week since the press
dispatches carried the official report
from Vera Cruz, which contained the
honor role of that battle. That list
of names is interesting. When that
roll Is called, the responses come from
all quarters of the globe, and there is
no r. f. V. or Fanueil- Hall brand upon
any of those who respond to this par
ticular call. Yet this list may be taken
as a list OF American Men.
Cregan, Walsh and Fay-those names
smell of shamrock. Cameron, Mac
Donald and Glynn-of the heather
sound Norkseick, Schrepnel, NeGkom
from the Rhine are these Harsh
berger-truly q son of Israel. Gene
reux-of sunny France, he. Syessor
and Anderson-of Viking blood, fol
sure. Harner, Bancroft. HalloWay-
from England's stock these. And ther'
was a Smith,. G. Smith.
These names are taken at random
from the roll Of honor which the com
manding admiral gave us. They ma.
be taken as typical of the roll Of homo
that would follow battle anyWher
that the Stars and Stripes goes.
There they are, those names. Ca
the roll of the republic when you wi
and where you, will. The answer wi
come from Irish and Scotch and Ge,
man. from Hebrew and Gaul an
Morse, from Briton, too. and frol
Smith.
Cali the roll of the republic and IL
best blood Of the world answers. Il
the best blood OF the world has bee
poured into this melting pot OF our
out OF which comls the materials fro
which is moulded the American Ma
The roll of honor of this repubi
Is the roll of honor of the world.
And every name upon 1t is the nan
of the American Man.
THE oPTIMIsT.
- -
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-06-15

BIRD PROTECTION.

Montevideo. Uruguay, June 14.-Pro-
lection of ostriches is contemplated.
The number has been reduced from
100000 to $4,000 in few years The
feathers are of high grade.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-06-15
PosTMAsTERs.

Washington. June 14.-(Special)-
The president has appointed Mon
tana postmasters as follows: John T.
Murphy. Boulder; Anna Hough,
Bridger.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-06-15
NEW BIDS.

San Salvador, June 1.-THE govern
ment has rejected the five bids for
the construction of the Lempa river
bridge and asked for new estimates.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-06-15
Old Song Made New.

dies.
Old Song Made New.
Let the mercury go skyward let the
asphalt warp and melt:
Let the records all be broken. but by
us twill not be felt,
For it's always hot weather
When good singers get together,
With a stein on the table and a good
song ringing clear,
And we do not care whether
We have chilly or humid weather
With a stein on the table and big fan
Whizzing near.
Personal.
Lutte: What II he is a ,enor
singer? You can cure him of that
after you marry him. We believe
there Is something you can put in his
coffee that does the business
]. X; You say you travel a great
deal and have to do much of your
letter writing en- route, and would
of those cute little typewriters you
can hold in your lap. Really, now,
old top. this is a perfectly respectable
column, and we can give you no in
formation whatever on that kind OF
thing.
7. F. H.: Our idea of the height
Of the ridiculous is for a 115-pound
husband to help a 360- pound wife or
the car by catching her under the ell
bow.
G. f. t.; If you want to get into
the good graces OF your neighbor
across the street. go and borrow his
eletcric fan for a week or so.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27
Numnter
WatIides strcbcn.
Snaben nnb Wabden i'm stubium,
Sas fir lire 5mf,inft seSeilidJ
iein iptrb.

Gs befi,pben iid, iebt 1853 Dbl.
fourier Saftnben anlo OhSSd,en in
Clubs, bie &oms1,da lnp5 &oril+9e-
1srbeiliuug, Sonpato.3ldDt lnr6 Gin.
MAIDEN, @iebbellrtbeiI,tng aur6 @e.
fliiseINtht, geabet ,rip. ltltbiren.
Seit bern 1. Septentber iino SO nere
GGlbs NUT ei,er @titgliebersabI bon
956 orgnniiirt ipor6al. 9ie Otit.
glieoerid)oft bieier ilei,en Clubs ber-
tbeilt iid) fpie foIgt: @efliigeI5ubt
SO; @icb gentrtheillurg 34s; gsGben
sig.
Ole allaben, ll1lS @66del. Clubs
mltrbcn boripet M1r5 6itr6 9rpf. &.
s. gntbcrion bon beln College ser
g(9ricltlhtr Der ltlliberiit1t bon Nfii.
ioltri aegriin6et.
Sorfelsriml9en tpcn6et iebt fiir Elm
Stontss sGrDibit lnto GonteIt eetrof.
fen, Scr III Columbia toabreipo ser
Snrlrcrstnodye bonn II bis Is, ssai,-
itar obgeltoltel, iperben ipirb. Ole
Gr6nlilurliiten lnlb 9leaefn, ,perd,e
Sen GrIlibit inp6 Sen gonteit nor.
idlrci6ell, lperSen iebt nltsaeTaltSt.
Serr Glnberion 1T hercit, irgeltS.
meIdNc 1cpiinIhtc sfusfintft on ai,a.
ben oNcr M6Sdlclt, gltcrn oScr 2eh-
rcut 81 ertbcilell, tpcmt iie on i'm
idireibrn in 9irtuler 20S 6eS 9fori-
cultltrs@cb1l,AcS
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9ermanr, Mo., 6reitas, ben e. Nooember 1914
sOrtid,ritte Der ngop seDnts."

Rrosoein mir felt itnierem nellIi-
den s(rtifel iiber ole ,9op Scouts"
@eipeguita nidtS nteGr iiber ben Sc.
geMtanb bradten, baben fid oie
Scouts, ilrpter 2eitrrg bon aSaItor
aaSnrailn ilrapiid)en oreaniiirt. sic
5abIeli id)on 33 MitgIie6er ln6 Der.
lanrreln ii6 ipodeltli6, INN iid) bon
itdlpoig als Scouts" porsubereiteir.
Sic baben bis iett ole iammtliden
@eriitbfdSaften bes SllrnpereinS ae-
boMt iupo balten lire Sril.ltebun~
gen i'm gpbgeidyoB Der gpnnsI Sir.
dc; ferner nlodlet iie lteblngsnl1r-
id)e ii6er 2nnb imo erbolten Inter.
rtd)t in ben glenelltor G,mlnSIG.
zen Der ptScplts". Bur 3eit iiro lie
mit erleumrlH Der Scout" @eietc.
Der GrfennlngSseifen, heS @rltBes,
Ser 6cididte rnierer Slosae, Dem
&niipfen Ser peridieSelpen anotcn
(nt slmsimbne bes 1efGbrlitben @or.
oiidet RllotenS), lpitp. bcidGiitigt,
Dies olles iinb notbmcnoiae Gorbe-
rettiul1elL lpeldlc rem GinfIeioen in
Ole ,,@op ScMlt" Uniform noron.
achen.
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siuiss Sd1OoI Glnb.

Ser obige gqal6. tpelfer oail 6ten
9sopenlbcr orga,iiirt ,pilrbe, bat lid)
ais elm pernntpeitter grfolg beiule'
lem Cine grobe sttusabl Eerlonell
i,atten iid eiltgefrluben uno aile be.
fintoeten ein freltOiges Sntcrelic III
Ser Orgnriiotior 6es CLUBS. Sir
zen slbevo lpar boS folgenoc Ero'
gram aitf9eiteIlt:
3tpcf ser 8erinnuntlilrg, pon y.
Q. Siefer lulo s. q. @oebler.
Ole 2ml6idaHe luio bas SeiIll,
BON ASnitor u, RrebS
Die @o6Itbat bes 3uianultcnlulrt
fenS iutS SeS MitpeFiibls I'M @e'
llteiahpeien, BON 9oitor 8obus
8fIihtelp 6es 2ebnrs, Der edit
fer, inpb Ser gIterir bon slnthur
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27

Slt 0en SontiIien bon Staats.
iefpetdr Hoad, inlb gbnarb
Sdaparb lit ,uiur, ailh sic 0ipbtbss
rttis iulter 6en &iiibert alisgebrO'
dett illto iitpb alle beioe Sonlilian
inter 0llarmndne getbmt poroen.
0ipbtberitis tritt eegerapartig inn
gGBer Staote 5iennlidy beitig niuf
ssn Weontgomerp Gitp iinb ale
Sdntleat 9eidyloiien. sSn Slnter itlrS
she Sdiden bis nod gtelriobr 9e.
idIoiieat ,poroen. SNt Sefferion Gitp
iilto iic ipieber erGffnct por6en mo
iperSen tGglid besiiufi5irt und ae.
IiiFtet. Sn ct. 2oitis befanoen iitb
am Iebten SomStoq 4S1 SGIle bon
Ger oortiec Or.
Storfloff ia9te, er ipenbc perialden,
in tGhiter 2egisIatur ciat @eies ptr
5it britgel, ipeld,es Die
SeriteIlintg Ses 9ipbtberitis.Serum
t1trdl oat Stoat boriiebt lul6 $25,,
900 fir 6ieien 3ped beipilliot, I'm
1egen 6ie boben 9Sreiie, ole BON
BEN 5abuifonten lnto Son6lern fiir
aeforeert tpepbeaL Gnpt-
'Gmpfeat. 9os Serlm foinB iuie er
agt, bonn Stootc obre grobc Softer
,ergelteIIt imo oet DiipelrioricnI
m6 9lersfem frei 3ur @erfiianra le-
terrt tper6en, ipie 6ieS III ct 2ouis
ebt BON her StoSt qeidliebt- Seffer.E |
on 9th goIfsfpelbtS. /
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ct. 2oniier Marftprsiic.

sSabren0 Der lebtet gSode mar
oer @ei6eilltartt ctinoS heiler. Ole
9oadjfrage fiir ben 9tltSilrbrI)ultocl
mar icbr itorf. g(udJ bic Nod.
frnge bon 6Gl Wfiillern NOR
etipas beller Die Erciic fiir ora.
Otertc Sorteit ipeiden @intenpci5eIrs
belieiel iid pon $1,0912 fiW 9to. 4
bis $1.1412 fiir gto 2 beitNl @in.
tenpeiSen pru 9ltitel. 9ie tonlnler.
5icIfat @orrGtfe iiitb wibrcnb Ger
ISOLDE ,un 1,912,000 MtT6el lnrO ipds
ret lpodl 9roBer eelpeierL ,pclm uidt
elm 9rolrb Inv ben @olpeitoli-@lepo.
tors entitapoerl iptire, lpobci $50, 900
2htibGl perbrnnlten. sNl GDica9o
5aJlte MON $t.10 fiir gtn. 4 $1,16
fir 9fo, 2 pro 9ivbel; in 9tCp 9orf
81 G-$t.25.
@toispreiie iiufcn beitGlpoiq, "a btc
3tthtbr 3ienlIid) itorf, ole 9tohiraqe
negenpurtig gcriliN nj. 9Srciic fiir
lprbierte Sonen helalliet iih auf
6i1a Gents iiir go. 4 iueiB 631a
Gelpts fiir 60 9 pro @uibel.
oafer bot itcb inl Greiie gut geDaI'
ten. geodfrnge ipie 3ltfltbr itro &C.
rilN !lsan 5ablte 4712 GentS fir
go 4 80 GeutS fiir go 9 pro
9uibcI
Ser 0ortoiielmorft iii. pcil mil
bes s8etter eiattrot, iIor obne be-
Ionoere &cr6noemup Hl Yreiien. fSil
Dllorolit)e" 5obItc ntan 16 GettS
pro 8ligel-55 Gents iiir oShabo"
in Sdfem
Sdppeine iteben bGber I'M Treis
lupo pertmlfen iid be,hc 81 $3.50
fir Serfcl- $7.75 fir sic 9eilGItc'
Ten 3biere. Die meiitm GerfGufc
iperSen fir $7,40 $40 obaeid'loi'
ien.
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Nus Orm Gonntp.

@illianl Sale iuto Sri. GOp SoD.
mes, bon 9lano, ipimbet oorige 80
DIE o1trd Sricbetl$rifter @erfel'
ntalrl getraatt.
8. 6. Seipoll ieierte mlt 12. {.
sc. ieillen 53iten @ebltrtsta9. Dem
.9Iaal6 Courier" 5iifolge iporen Die
euiter orei @rotlllmlten S. 9. Dill
Ter, 63 Sabre, gfatf,on 8illianls, 43
Sabre, amb Sobil s. asnfioib 33
Sabre.
@ertba 0apnes, 2odter BON sS.
8. Sapnes, bon 9lni,6, iiegt aln ~.
pDlts 6ariieoer.
+. 90. sSett, bon Sipeilspille, u.
go. 3, perlor fiir5lid nrebrere Stiid
iinwes @inobieb, os eiie Solge oa.
boll 6ab one SBiere aatf gefrorelpe'a
&lee getpeibet botten.
9lm beraalt9eieii Saitsta9 iparet
9GIle, tpeld)e on bent Gleapesbille
@irdBof eiu SSiltereiic itebnpelt, in
Dtaiie eridieileis I'M 6ell Naf III
Idatbcrat lnlb 5it ber6eierit.
SRI. slunm g8iGcbed, Sodter bon
Conn @iIlded lnlS @attiat, iut6 SSSno.
Stibor, bon StpellSbille, tpiipbeit arit
II. s. Gf. ilt ser fatGoliihen Stride
N StueilSoiIle 9etpaitt
MeDrerc Snriner, in Ser geGbe bon
treffen gorbereitlmtaert
inn gobren non nrteitidyelt 8rrt-
rem.
sSocob Soppnteper, $. s. @ieie i.
:. s, Sbntdiul iuorclt ole 9clega-
en- bon OirersbiIle. a,r Stoots-
5puatagIdutI Contention
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Geflaselpflcsc.
Niitlide @ipfe Der slderban slb-
tbeilmna sur 8cbanSlnug uon
0efliiscl snr 8intersSeit.

Weiiiourier Sarnrer biiBen i6brl;.t
Gaifleip6e bon Collars eiil, neil ibr
@eflii9el nidt in oitsenleiIeier @ei-
fe eebol6t ipirb. 8enn llidJt fir
paiieltoe QAtartiere fiir Semrelr ne.
forgt ipiuo, iperben iie i'm gSinter
nidJt hsen inpo es hit Sergell6una
an 5ittter inub Belt, iic 81, iiberpiil.
tern. Ser aagnteiit qeip6bnIide SIR
thm ut, illebr Siibner 5u bolten,
OILS oas Saais faiien folnl Gin bel
ierer Blmt iuiirSe feii,, bie 3abl bcr
Senbe 81 berrilWerlt, lun sen Geit
beqitenter bebaltlen 5li fonnn. @elnl
elm 8efiiigelbmls gerGllnig lit, 10
IdJobet es lidJt, boS @efliigcI oil
itiirniifen 8ogen eill9epierd>t 5it
bdlten. Sos Salts iolltc trofen iein
Dies miro orrd eillelt eltten trode.
iten Shm au,b eiarem g,lten Splteln
her @enttilation erreidt. llebcr al
les, Die Gilortiere ioI(fen bell lupo
rein ieill- -ein nllgellebnler 1lob fir
SpimlelL iml 0oriat 81 leben.
9as Miilouri College Der 9Igri.
eltltr ertGeilt Ole fo(gelp>e 9llnpei,
iinlg fiir Selmnlps@ @fiificIiigfeit lu,6
eillen nolen Gierforb
!ptml beipiIlige jcbcr &elnDC bier
@ep;crt,6lp fIur.9faun.
! grilqt Sie SSellitcr nr scr Siio.
ieite inpb plocirt sem obercll 5Mil
ltidf Qdits 1ofb 10 bod, mic Has
!SmlS brett lit.
&entilirt 0qtrd 9ln6rinqlurA bon
WSislin bon eilleut @ebicrtflrb fir
iebe Is @ebiert-5uB 6es 9o6elt-
ralnms, oher oltrh sIttbriqtgllig elmer
2attclpfront, dltnlid luic bic &lppeln
in Sdpiuieu. @eodtet, boB boS
&oll$ frei iit nn1l 9tiben lnpo lid,
feil;s 9efilnlBclr fiir 3la on Der
ml sen GnSeR urb in
0odl befinben.
@ont 6en 5lar lm s 3oll bober
ais Ser unme6ellne 8milp0 lit. 2oQt
Bier 3oil pon rdllfeln 0ieitein Nanl
}lrri 3oll 2ebm nl0 barM,i 5tpci
3pa Grbe. Dies miro cir,cn troctc-
ren ;Sfur bifoer.
Gerieht S.t0 Bon iiir Sen 9Sieni
Glfltbeplnt rooitilpl) mo eiu
9teit fiir n0c ied's S5iiblcr.
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anr ro& arnpcn ~ f0rocrn.
Nclrn 9lISflurft in 6}efliiael 9lll
icteqrnbeitcn id'reibt oit SaS lSorl.
RI 9eportpntcnt, llnircriitdt BON.
p'iiiouri, Goflegc ser 9(aricuItirr,
columbia. Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27

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