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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-10
J...cap,r. Preparing 10 Re-? Benc-
fits From Opening c. Pin
ans Canal.
CAIRO is PREEMlNENTLY
GATEWAY or TWO VALLEYS
Fact Locally Established. Must b
Made Know, TO the Whole
United States.

Is III, Capital If 4 Vas, Inland En-
piv,
The ,ea,iza,ion o. this lies in 81,
ce.abllshmcnt OF tho faG, The "hdr-
den Of proof resting rnca ne
newly formed Cairo As72,ia ON 81
mmorco,
Cairo's tils as Mistress Ct Two
VALLEYS is ,lea. and undiepatcd ay
yirtuo If ile .1lpndid and uuriya,al
aenarc?h'cal po7iti,a and the lact
that /, s The head Ct deep water
navigation all tho ycar found. ncith-
cr Ire nor low water interfering with
Il water rassaqc - the sJa.
Ay,bnr NJ. Evans. : SPECIAL corsa-
-.oDG,,, fer tar Cn.cae7 Record
Herald writes in the ;s.ao OF Friday,
March G, in relation to What Chi
"a 90 and cities on the Ma lsslpri
are doing SO tbs. thcr nay raa9 bauc-
G,s from the openir- e. a Panama
Canal. Chicaeo is hcp.ng tAet with
the establishment cG nen treln
routes it will not he III, leo hard"
by Tho c7cning of the Panama Canal
In mart .nis gpceiu a.t.c.n is a.
"NVhiIe Chicago Ia woudc.ins how
tho opening of Panama Cana. is co.
ing to affect IT.. cr,ancree aut mop
ing that business Will nos be nit to-
hard by the establishment Of new
ltrale routes, other cities arc awake
to the need and the possibilities II
developing water traffic in the Sli2.
ls.ssippi Valley.
! Davenport. Iowa, fcrnishes an il.
lmstficrs example. For the last two
wears IL has been industriously WORK.
Inns. on a definite, constructive pro.
Iiacr 10 reap benefits from the open.
linz OF the Panama Canal. 1t has
Iieued bonds and is building nod
crn rrpignt terminal In the cXpctta.
,tan ,n.t y.ifbin the rcyt faw vear-
l,,o. rrr.r ti.eiesfroi will devc} ~,
lima , or,ot hiohv.ay nr ccmr,rr,
| !, r,., os ,raIi os ~ !, theory
oT,, Do-,,,,,r, terminal nroico,
,,onos.- III, 70 lao,,tinn Of f5l
q ,,.-.. of l,na ,,.a ,-e or ,otwcop
s-oo oan ana &, G1o ooo rollow.
j., - -. ovoun,a Of MANY Corn,on
lilo u.,,ro hocho+ i,,nroyomor,s
,o,.o h,,o n,oao rroG,ob,o ,.,,trr,,
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-10

II the supreme Court # New YorG
Is correct, then Justice Golf, Wis
presided at the Becker trial. is rot
fit for the bench--Heiena (ArkA
World.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-10

based on newspapers. You must
read them # you would know what
is going on.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-10
sos DIAMOND RING

Given away free on repairing at
Shop 209 Eighth street. ADV 2-2S In
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-10
he despaired sof depopalating tho
world vita sugar pills. either.
PASTED PARAGRAPHS
Shadow and Sunshine


Shadow and Sunshine
boat the Time a man begins
Rejoicing that the snow is here,
A hot2i,d bumps him on the shins
And SHOW balls sw.pe MIN in tho
ear.
Youngstown TELEGRAM.
And wacn that man begins Ia t'nnk
The blamed old winters nearly oc:,
Tho sky becomes as black Il, nix
AMI It h.sins 10 rain somc more.
Springfield Union,
But when he feels like working hard,
lie eallies forth the snow 20 sean
He gets his big snow shovel out
And hards it, 10 ;he hired ma,.
-YJnkcrs Salesman.
Bar why should anybody care.
Since wise scientist has said
That wearing flannel underwear
Is what makes fellows noses red
An wnca mans sure the winters
gone
And spring is opening wide.
Then sSule ore willis him with the
Eews:
The peach crops gone and die
Memphis Commercial-Apncal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-10
lnurnaIIstIe Touch.

"Hc- breadth of mind was mascu'
line IN It's depth. II. P.'s Weekly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-10
ntgfsY's Pure Malt Whiskey

" p IEaEEEE
z - ~
ieeon retained
VIII find it the health and
promoter
old l and keeps strong -
Recognized family
gie inVisoratng of Duys %M
Of the
Duffy in )A
lie substitutes and ont
Days Medical booklet and <MSEX
The Duffy Malt Whsley Co, Rochester, NY. SsEns>
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-10
Duffy's Again a Life Saver

Here, 4 wornan who grew
aeGker and weaker until
chance led her 70 try Duffy's
Pure Mali Whiskey, and il
came to the rescue, as i,
usually does. Bat read what
she, aerae!i, says:
wish 10 announce what Duffy's
Pure Malr Whiskoy has done fer me-.
SGae time agol had very bad attac,,
al Gyseatsry that lasted two months.
wert 10 iay doctor and ne gave me pow
ders aad medicine. but it did HE no
good as | grew weaker and weaker
made re think | was getting consurnr-
ion of the bowels had tried the best
Ct brandies with no result. but good luck
wanted IT that my eyes fell on Duffy
Pure Malt Whisky ad in the evening
paper. looked ever it carefully and
- h st,f l.. 4 l.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-10
GRAIN MARKETS

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The chronicle=news., 1914-11-16
PRISONERS o.,
PUBLISH NEWSPAPER

Amsterdam, Nov. 1G.-The French
prisoners in the concentration camp
OF Zossen near Berlin are publishing
a weekly paper in the French Ian
guage, which they call lie Heraut"
(The HERALD. lie Heraut" boasts
of being the only paper which is III
connection with the whole world -
by telepathy. The aim of the paper
is ito overcome the ardent longing
for their country by the reaction Of
Il sound, amiable, inoffensive and
Statutory humor."
The last page is reserved for adj
vertisements. Here the chief editor,
the proprietor of a once flourishing
fur business, recommends to all his
comrades his large stock of furs and
promises them his most careful at
tention. The market report" for
example. contains pious lament
that In the country OF Gambrinus
there is not drop of lager beer for
the war prisoners.
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-16

Iof Antwerp please write to her
mother in care Of Roosendaal Relief
Committee where she is?" may be
seen written on the brick walls Of
railway buildings or posted in sta
ton windows. Relief committees in
iall the towns are flooded with let
tiers from persons seeking lost rela-
itives.
The same refugees may be seen in
Isix different Belgian and Dutch
towns within week. They walk
|or ride as they may. constantly
searching for lost members of their
families. eagerly seeking the lists Of
various relief committees for traces
of missing relatives or friends.
There are many blind persons in
the throngs. Some are without
friends or relatives to lead them, but
good Samaritans always seem to lend
a hand. The kindly natures of the
people are plainly shown in the pres
'ent crisis. Heavy as the burden is
upon Holland there is little DISPOSE
tion on the part of the Dutch to urge
the Belgians unduiy to return to
their own country.
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-16
SANTA FEE TO CELEBRATE
DE LUKE ANNIVERSARY

Topeka, Nov. 16.-The fourth an
|niversary of the Santa Fe De Luxe
will be celebrated on January when
the first De Luxe train of the season
will leave Chicago for Los Angeles
Although only four years old this
coming January, it is decidedly
Justly infant and is rapidly gaining
4 in popularity, according to ]. M.
Council, general passenger agent of
the Santa Fe. Advance reservations
lof space well into January have al
ready been made.
II is operated once week in the
wintertime for those who like su-
perior service and are willing to pay
for 1t.
1T provides long felt want"
says Mr.. Connell, and is supplement-
airy to our California Limited which
runs every day in the year. The
Santa Fe Is not selling speed in con-
nection with the De Luxe, but serv-
Tice. Most extra fare trains In the
east are operated with the idea Of
making the quickest time possible.
The Santa Fe De Luxe, while 1t ia
enc OF the fastest trains from CHI
cago to Los Angeles. making the run
in about G3 hours. is primarily
train of service, with barber, valet,
manicure and stenographer as typi-
cal examples of its conveniences.
There are also bathing facilities;
stock market reports are handy. and
the latest world news is provided In
Geographic bulletins. Instead OF the
usual custom of sending walters
Through the train calling the hours
lat which meals are served. the stew
ard in charge quietly announces this
TACT to each passenger as the meal
proceeds"
The equipment is all-s;ee1 and con-
'sists of 1O-section observation
Pullman. two all-drawing-room
'Pullmans. one compartment Pull
man, a Erred Harvey dining car and
a buffet-library car. Air which the
passengers breath is automatically
washed and cooled. An extra fare
of $25 is charged. .-. ---
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-16
FRENCH ARMY HAS
LARGE FIELD GUNS

Paris, Nov 16.-The French army
now has the use of the 105-milli
meter field guns built In France to
ream the artillery forces OF Japan.
When the war began, part of the
guns had been delivered and another
large consignment was on the
ocean.
Japan was asked by France If she
might take the guns. The Japanese
government called promptly placing
them at the disposition of France
and announced that she was sending
back those already delivered so thnt
the French army might use them.
The vessel conveying the last con-
signment had already reached Colom-
no when 1t was intercepted.
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-16
LORD ROBERTS
noted BRITISH
SOLDIER IS
DEAD

London, Nov. 16.-Field Marshal
Lord Roberts died Saturday night in
France, from pneumonia.
A telegram from Field Marshal Sir
John French, commander of the Brit
isl cxpeditionary forces on the con-
tinent. apprised Lord Kitchener, sec
rotary of state for war. OF the death
of England's great soldier. The ,ele-
gram read: -r
II deeply regret to tell you that
Lord Roberts died at o'clock this
Saturday evening"
Field Marshal Roberts, who was
colonel-in-chief of the Indian troops.
had gone to France to give them his
greeting. 1t was popularity believed
that the presence Of the field mar
shall in the fighting zone presaged
active developments of the campaign.
Soon after his arrival he became
seriously ill. He suffered from n
severe chill on Thursday, and pneu-
monia rapidly developed. Hts great
age. 80 years, initiated against his
recovery. the crisis in the disease
coming quickly. ny T.
Frederick Sleigh Roberts, first
Earl of Kandahar, Pretoria, and Wa
terford, who retired from active serv-
lice after he had reached the high.
est position of command in the Brit
ish army. was born in Gawnpore, IN
dia. September 80, 1892. He came
from soldier family. his father be-
ing General Sir Abraham Roberts,
G. c. b.. his mother daughter OF
Major Abraham Bunbury, Of the Six
ty-second foot. Roberts was sent to
England for his education, frst to
Eton. from thence to Sandhurst and
finally to Addiscombe. He was six
years second lieutenant and became
lieutenant only a short time before
the days OF the mmtiny. He received
his first commission, as second lien-
'tenant of the Bengal artillery on Dc
combor IL, 1851, and became licton-
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-16
GIRLS IN BAD HEALTH.

Hundreds of girls go to work day
after day, afflicted with some all
ment peculiar to their sex, dragging
one foot YEARLY after the other,
working always with one eye on the
clock and wishing for closing time
to come. Every such girl should rely
on Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound to restore her to a normal
healthy condition. then work will
be pleasure. For forty years this
famous root and herb medicine has
been prominently successful in
controlling the diseases of women.
Why don't Won try -:
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-16
GREAT BRITAIN TO
AID GREEK NAVY

London. Nov. 16.-Telegraphing
from Christiana the correspondent Of
Reuters Telegram company says that
the 'Gritish steamer Weimar, on her
way from Archangel, Russia. to
Leith, Scotland, ran ashore of Berry
Island OFF the coast of Norway. All
hands were saved and taken to
Tronje. Among them were 90
British officers who recently brought
ever Canadian ice breaker for the
Russian ,crnment.
The question is now being raised
as to whether these officers are to
DC interned
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-16
ALIENS TOTAL 14.50O
IN BRITISH CAMPS

London, Nov. Speaking in the
liotise of commons this afternoon.
Home Secretary McHerna impaired
the information that 14,500 aliens,
enemies of Great Britain, were to-
day informed in concentration camps
in the British Isles. These who, in
addition to the prisoners taken in
action and the men removed from
the merchant shops of the enemy.
Mr. McKenna added that there were
about $4,000 alien enemies still at
large in England.
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-16
SHARP TO SUCCEED
!, HERRICK IN FRANCE

Washington, Nov. william
G. Sharp. former Ohio congressman.
will present his credentials as am
bassador to France to President
Poincare on December 1 and take
over the office now held by former
Governor Myron T. Herrick of Ohio.
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-16
NOTED CYCLISTS COMPETE
IN S1X-DAY RACE

New York, Nov. 16.---Seven teams
Of the worlds fastest cyclists whirled
over the 10-lap course at Madison
square garden today in the swiftest
sixAday bicycle race ever staged
here.
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-16
TWO MORE STATES 49,.
UNDER QUARANTINE

WdsnlnEtOn, NOV. IU.-OOHHVcef
cut and Montana today were placed
under federal quarantine because of
the outbreaks of tho foot and mouth
disease
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-16

London, Nov 1s.ADeanite an
nolncement ii expected soon Of the
funeral of Lord Roberts, who died in
France Saturday flight,
The correspondence Of French
newspaper WHO saw Earl Roberts Just
before he started for France, writes
TO the Times, stating that Earl Rob-
erts told him he intended to speak to
General French about the too great
secrecy which. to hts mind, was kept
Sby the military authorities at the
front and at home, concerning the
work and brave deeds of the British
TROOPS.
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-16

One buckskin horse branded "R Z"
on left shoulder. Inquire b. Ferri,
Sopris, Colo. st
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-16
WANTED.
Elevator boy at once; must be over
1G years OF age. Columbian Hotel. If

Men to learn the barber trade; by
our method you are prepared for po-
sition in few weeks; many jobs walt
ing: tools given; wages while learn
ing; write at once. Moler Barber
College, Denver Colo. 2tA
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-16

One bunch of keys. Reward if re-
turned to C.-N. office. tt
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-16
FOR SALE OR TRADE

500 equity in good 5-room house;
balance Of 800 due in two years. Ad-
trcgs House, care C.-N. If
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-16
FOR RENT.

Two rooms for light housekeep-
ing. Call 1904 Ariz. ct
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-04-17
M6tnn9 SulSbdnoler!
Ndtnug Tarmer.

14Oo older 2arS stide betanben nit Baloern Der
idonen @eB- ub Swaaeid, @aib ab $dorp gaumen Giles
urter elmer brei6rob Sens
9ies lit ems ser i6nen Beibedn gtnoe in @iiuri uno
lie pngfens 1000 Sub Mebein 2lmbe ODER 80 eebabn.
idueen gum older Sir eerauidpele miro bier II Gents af
ban Stumpen be3abH.
2anb legt 10 eiIen lM Osarf Io bem Goatplls
gbrian gounp o befbet @ eer Der beten aomooe'
oaos i'm County 9mSen Sabrt per aito bon Sptn9elo
gfo. iber sae SfnBe.
9ds 2anb 1T peeOmig, fbeils oo ut oas rnete lpar
bot geniaeno gai b ales gles 8eioenb nit peng gand
Ser 8o6em t bl 2eJm aui rotber Sbonerbe rh aalten
neage upb oaber ebr bor 2ab e 6ees naber bel O5art
perfo,ft fdb an $40 Bis StOO bro qder ,iIaIA
0ieier 2abcompIer fa in cine ioe 8ieb NarS perpolof
o6er in uebrere Heiere Samn sblt werben SIT 9utes ra
h gaerlapo n6 es mn $ern Der bn Sbtseseo m Salool
Wilnmi
14OO ader fonnen ndbreo Den nadten @oden 81 $12oo
per @dr bel Ieien 9eosngen setaut pern nh ut beoteo
mebr mertb.
gen OH alf eirer fleinn Sa pof u6 bait mebrere be
ripadbe Sobe baum bea fd bier Die @elegenbe ir Did 0eo
5l maiden.
Sas Gma lit seiin 9etgt6 flares @aier lrb mr ~ Dfe
len bonn Weorft Stride ano in .rrttebarer gabe 0 ge
Hoa6s.
@esem RGbrm idrehe mon
BOEHM BROS, spsise4ie1o. s1s Mfa15.# MISSOURI Sss
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-04-17
Saeob !Senaeberser seitorben.

Saoob Setnreberger, Elm otter ulto
bo6geabteter einspobner iulieres
Go,n,tps, itarb in Der gsadt bonn les.
ten Waoirtag, in ieiner Bob1mlng IN
Morriion, i'm boben sllter bon fait
so Sdbren.
Ser 8eritorene tpur0e in Oeutit-
latrb seboren, tam aber als iintger
Wanal ,pad arterita, uluo bierber,
nod Sernmpafli1, mo er iiH bditSlldj
nie6erTieB u,tb fpdter beim slusbratdj
bes 8iirgerfrieges, m Die Der. Stna.
len arl1lee ei1ttrat. mo- er niebrere
Sabre oiellte. gea9 9eeipbielltg oes
&rieges 5og ct ra9 Dem abortion
8ottpm ilro betrieb Die Sarmerei
Sp6ter, rpnd6em er ieine Sarm per'
fatft batte, aog er nod Morrlion
mo- er ieitber beitanbis tpobalte. 81
mar elmer Der 9ireftorn Der 9ani
BON MorriIon. Ger 8eritorbere bin
terGdbt nlebrere SSbne iupo Sodter
ieire @attin giitg linn por rngefdb1
51pei Sabren i'm So0e poralls.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-04-17
Gin Gbemann bDn SiuensDille iuirf
ans lttab iuegen Gntfiibrnng
snriifsebradt.

@rober 6. gltrdunb, Elm ilttper
@eid1ftsrnantl bon SpenspiIle, anpo
Mapne Siteeralb, bie 17-iGbrige
Sodter zines in Der 0Gbe bon Spens.
bile pob1baften Sarnrers, pltrben
om popieen Mittipof, our6 @ebein.
poIiaiiterr, in Ogden, lltab. berbaitet.
gurd)arb itebt inter Der 9lnflage lei.
ne @atttn ,tipA 5tpei fIeine &inber, in
Snehsbille, om Iesten 10. Sebritar
perlaiien ,np6 Oas iuipse Md66en
erutfiibrt 5u baben. Dos Mdbdet
miro als 3eugin sebalten.
Gin aerriileiter BapierIeter. mel
der eiirem Sbeil ieiner llnterfbrifi
ting l,fbb tpeI6en man auf Dem Sub
boben eines 3imnters in einem 500
tel, in 0eitper, Colo, falr0 fiibrte
5lr @erbaftilng bon gurdaro unb
ieitter 9egletterin.
9os Stiid gapier, oltf welbeS
8ur6arb Die bier eriten 8nditabet
Ieires 9Salnens eei6rieben bntte,
tplr6e bon @ebeimpoIiaiiten emit
6ect, nodbem ole Spur bes EaareS
perloren gegongen mar. Durdj ibr
@epad iplrbe Damn 9rtrdarb un0
SOS WeGo6en BON 9eipoer nnd 81
gaip, Ser, Sos slngeles, Salt 2ofe
gitp ntpb alIest nodb Ogben ber'
folgt..
gltrdarb lit % Sabre alt uaro be-
trieb in Spetspille elm 8erialpoge'
idTit in @efliigel, eier, ititu. Cine
9efebnlepg bon $500 mar fir fem,
@erbaftltng oilsgeiebt.
Sberiff Sdtritger reiite am pori'
gen Dormterstog bon bier t,ad Ogoer
oerieten nnt Sen notbi9en gopieres
BON @oaiberneitr Maior, CUR Ius-
Fieferling bes 8aares, unh miro oas'
lelbe I'M 2a,iFe bieier @ode m Slp
ensntIle obliefern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-04-17
Sob bon geOrs Yfantid.

am Iesben 9ienstag Worsen, in
Der Sriibe, ftarb nod fur5em 9eiben
!@eorg Bfolhid. Inn sMter bon ID
SSGbpen int6 1 Worpat. Ser geritor-
bene, tpeIder under iei,len aabIreider
Sreirnoen alIgemein oIs ,9uib"
Bfalmih betarrrt mar, ipurbe bier in
Der Sn6t geboren ,nro eraogen unb
Iebte aaid beft1tpbig bier, ipo er fid)
tmfolge ieires glitber5isen fr6bIih-
en- @enriitbs einen aabIreiden 4reis
bon Jrelrtr6en ertparb ltno allgeniei.
rrer 9eliebtbeit erfrelpte.
CT mar bieIe Sabre binourt
SfanffelIner in Der CONCERT SaIe
un6 tpar ipdter Der erite 2altbpoIt.
SrGger. iuel1er in @asconabe goa,n-
tp ernnm,t ipurbe. CT beria6 bieie
Stelle tpabrerpb nlebrerer Subre utrf
arbeitete Damn ipater in Der bieiiget
S6ubfabrif. @or ntebreren @ode,
mar er senotbiet ieiale SteGe in Sel
Sdulbfabrif, franbeitsfbal6er aufait
gebeu; Ieiber peridlinurerte iid ieir
3uitanb, bis ibn Der 500 bon fepne
rem Seioeal erloite. gr mar ME per
beiratbet lrn6 binterlGBt bier 8riibel
utho eine Sdapeiter, ipeI6e ieinei
600 betrauern.
9ie 8eerbisltng fonb am Mtitttpoc
Madtnittag, bon Der 8obnung Sran
Grmler's, bel peldein er feine Sci
npatb altfgefhIagen battle, aus, oil
Dem tatboliiden Srie6bofe itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-04-17
sdredlide Sleden oes Ge5ema.

gaide &uren burh Or. Sobion's
gc5enla Sentiment. s. H. GaIopell
in Neip Orleans, 60. idreibt: ,,Wein
Slrat rietb mir, Or. Sobion's @c5en1a
SaIbe an perii6en. SD gebraitd)'
te 6pei S6a6teI bcs Ointment uno
brei gafes bon Or. Sobion's Derna
3enln Seize. Seite babe id mir
geilbs einen Sleden an meinem 9or.
per lr1 i9 fam faeen, BOB id 9e'
beiIt bin." @s miro 0asfelbe fiir
Sie tbun. Seine Iinoernoe, beilelt'
6e, attiieptiife @irfung tpino Sic
BON alien Sdhpar5fopfeiL Sautalt8'
I1lGsen, @caema SIeden. Binples,
rofbIi6en bGbIih altsiebepoen Sc.
idhpiipen befreien, INN Sbre Saltt
rein unb eeiuno 5u geiaIten Der.
febt gnd beiite nit elmer S6a6tel.
@arantirt. glne Mpotbefeit ober per
Ioit. SOC. Bfeiffer Chemical Co.,
Gyilabelpbia lirrb ct. 2oitis. gln5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-04-17
Seft 8 bon pOentids 8eididtsfur'
idnng fir WiiIonri"

ut erfdieren un6 entb1It auber Den
5eritrelhen gsotiaen folsenbe ipe5iea
fir bas 8erf seidriebene stbbanb.
linlger:
stlte gefalmltidaften altfsefrifdt.
Cine seididtlid)e gpiiooe a,s
@arren goimtp.
9ie rs Sabre aIte 6eutide Nieoer.
lailnng Safe Greet IN Hettis Goain-
tp.
3eaitides @eien in California,
500.
grrinmrlmen eitpes aIten .Dtii.
iolrriers.
@eors SiGgdrtner, Geographic.
Gin Stiid6en 9eltldla,pb IN glnle.
rifa.
| 9eltlbe Ramers .Ienoerlilrgen.
@riin0aups Der eriten SGuIe IN
&unios Gitp.
3ur StGrflulg 6es 0euti9tbl,nls.
! SettsSbrontf.
0ieic pom StaatS Terbmpo oes
9.-@. ge. 9. beralsssegebene ein5ig
artige @ierteliabraidrift iollte in ie
Dem beutiden Seim unieres Staa
tes geIeien lueroelt, imlio mebr als
Der slbom1enenhspreis nur LOO pei
Snbr ober % Gents per gilSel6ef
betrdgt. Die g,tf9abe oieics 8erfei
lit Die Gbdti9feit ,lfo Grrltlwerldaf
ten DeS oeiitiden Clements III Mii
iorri Der gergeIienbeit 5ll entreiBel
5ur 8iiroiglutg unierer beuti9cl
Gioniere usa sur gea1abntung Se
ietigen @eidle6ts aui6lsnnnterr
Ser Snbolt ber bis iebt eridiene
nen Sefte giebt EN- getrelles @bbil
BON Sbaten ilpo Geuionen meIde bi
0elttid gInlerifaner ,ii6erlib mid
perbergen brailden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-04-17
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