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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-11-13

Misses Anna and Nell Mars went to
Kansas City Saturday for a few
days visit.
Miss Eta Hunter returned to her
home in Kansas City Saturday af-
ter a visit here with Mrs. N. A. Little
john. Mrs. Littlejohn accompanied
her home for a visit.
Mrs. Henry Meyers went to Waverly
Saturday morning for a visit.
Miss Nell Ross went to Kansas
City Saturday for a few days. visit.
Mrs. Mary A. Shacklett went Ia
Kansas City Saturday for a visit.
Leroy Gray returned to Kansas
City Wednesday evening after attend
ing the funeral of his aunt, Miss
Rosa Trotter.
Mrs. John Morrison went to indie
pendenee Saturday morning for a few
days visit.
M. Ladeson returned Friday ev-
ening from a business trip to CofFey-
vile, Kansas.
Theodore Bates left Wednesday evan.
ing for bis horne in Webb City. Mo.
after a visit here with his father, DR..
Geo. W. Bates.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-11-13
AFTER PASSING YEAR
Lexington Testimony Remains
mistaken.

Time is the best test of truth.
Here is a Lexington story that
has stood the test of time. 1t is
a story with a point which will
come straight home to many of
us.
"Disordered kidneys and in
ELIMINATION of the bladder gave
me intense suffering for many
months" says Mrs. Butler Tai
bott, of 2107 Franklin Ave, Lex
ington. 81 had trouble from the
kidney secretions and suffered
from dull, dragging backaches
and pains through my kidneys.
/ was hardly able to work and
doctoring brought me no relief.
Finally | used Doan's Kidney
Pills and they brought lasting
benefit. l ch~eerfully confirm my
former endorsement of Doan's
Kidney Pills"
Price so cents, at all dealers.
Don't simply ask for a kidney
remedy - get Doan's Kidney
Pills-the same that Mrs. Tai
bolt had. Foster ilburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
"Bill" Hoge, who is playing full
back on the West Point football team,
continues to shine as a line smasher.
He is receiving favorable mention in
all of the eastern papers.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-11-13
WOMAN IS WELL AND
HAPPY AFTER HEALTH MIRACLE

would leave me as weak as if /
had a long spell of sickness
nearly as bad as typhoid.
Words cannot express the ap
probation l have for your medi-
cine. | am now able to work ali
day long. All this summer and
fall | have felt just fine, gaining
in strength and flesh"
Just such happy stories are
told by thousands who write af-
ter taking Mayr's Wonderful
Stomach Remedy. The first
dose convinces.
I'VE want all people whS
have chronic stomach trouble or
constipation, no matter of how
long standing, to try one dose Of
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Rem
dose will convince you.
our people have been taking with
This is the medicine so many Of
surprising results. The most
thorough svstan CLEANSER we
ever sold. Mayr's Wonderful
stomach Remedy is now sold
by Westerman & Rankin,
and druggists everywhere.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-11-13
She Leads Active Life in COun.
try After Recovery by U.s.
ing Remarkable RecOv-

Mrs, J. B. Trullinger of Nor
borne, Mo-, was i'll for months
with arrangements of the diges-
tive tract. She suffered terrible
pain and was seldom able to be
about.
She took Mayr's Wonderful
Stomach Remedy with results
that most happily surprised her
and astonished her physician.
Mrs, Trullinger lives out on
Rural Route l, out of Norborne
and leads an active country life.
She writes:
I take great pleasure in tell
ing you what Mayr's Wonderful
stomach Remedy has done for
me- When I wrote you last
March l was hardly able to be
up at all. l endured awful suf-
Ierlng, would get so bad T
would become unconscious. and
the nauseating spells had
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-11-13
Belgium is Stripped of all its Sup
plies.


The first weekly report of the Bel
gian relief commission, made public
today, places the minimum amount
of supplies required for November
at $4,000 tons of foodstuffs, and for
December and following months at
$4,000 tons a month. Details are
given Of the cargoes expected from
America during November and these
total only 26,8OO tons, while 10000
tons has so far been collected for
December delivery.
Why, it may be wondered, should
America be asked to save the Belgians
from starvation when Germany
holds the country and has installed a
local government, taken over the post
Offices in the chief cities and so forth,
and should therefore be held respon-
sible for feeding the population or
assisting them to feed themselves?
The Germans disclaim any respon-
sibility in the situation. When Milton
K Shaler first came to England and
was questioned merely about sup
plying food to the hungry population
of Brussels he first approached the
German authorities, who said in eff
feet:
eyes, there is no food, but if you
want to relieve the Belgians, well and
good. We would afford you facilities,
but we have all we can do to take care
of our W soldiers and our own
people"
What applied to Brussels applies to
practically the whole of Belgium. Ant
werp had considerable supplies, but
some were destroyed and the rest
taken over by the Germans, although
some of it, for political reasons, was
saved, and the people of Antwerp are
hopeful of its return.
No Cattle in Pastures.
But throughout Belgium there is
practically no food available for the
people. One who has just returned
from a tour of southern Belgium
said tonight that the fields are bare
and deserted, and there are no cattle
left in the pastures, practically all
having been killed by the enemy or
sent to Germany. There are no
horses at work, almost every horse
having been taken away, and pay
ment having been made to the farm
ers for them with the usual scrap of
paper, payable at the Bank of France.
For instance, at a large farm near
Florennes lightweight horses were
bought in this manner, and the we'll
known stallion Indigene, worth $4O,-
900, was taken from its owner and
sent to Germany to improve the breed
Of Prussian horses.
Practically every valuable horse has
gone to the same destination. The
world famous breed of Belgian agri-
cultural horses, representing genera
tons Of intelligent stock breeding
has disappeared from Belgium, per-
'haps forever.
Since the occupation a list has been
made in all the villages of every liv-
ing animal, including horses, cattle,
sheep and goats. These animals I'M
d~oubtedly will be used to feed the in
habitants of the fatherland should the
Prussians fall back to the Rhine. The
poultry has all been consumed and
every stack Of corn and hay has been
burned. Produce of every descrip-
tion-wheat, oats, potatoes, mangolds,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-11-13

teen yards. We then managed
to get to our foes twenty yard
line, when the 0steopaths inter-
cepted a pass. The most excit-
ing moment of the game came in
the last few minutes of play,
when by a bad punt the ball went
into Kirksville's possession on
our seventeen yard line. They
carried the hide steadily toward
our goal by passes and end runs,
until it rested only a few feet
from our goal line. But then by
aiding the man carrying the ball
or by pushing they were sup
posed to be penalized fifteen
yards, but the whistle blew and
of course it was useless then to
penalize them. Reed, Kinks
ville's right half-back, played
the cleaniest, fastest and most
consistant game for the visitors.
Chambers, our star right end,
played only a short time against
the Doctors. He has had a
slight attack of tonsilitis and
was too weak to play but a short
while. We certainly hope he re-
covers soon enough to be in our
next game which is with X. C. U.
next Saturday.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-11-13
Osteopaths Are Reaten-

AAaAh
fought contest on our field last
Saturday. The Doctors out
weighed US about five pounds to
the man, but this didn't seem to
bother our hustlers much. The
Osteopaths were about the hard
est nut to crack we had this sea-
son. Both elevens battled hard
and furiously from whistle to
whistle neither team was able to
find a minute to loaf during the
entire four quarters. We used
the forward pass much, but were
unsuccessful in the majority of
them, although it was by means
Of a pass that we managed to get
our six points. Almost through
out the engagement both lines
held as stone walls, neither team
being able to crush its opponents
defense. Ewing played a great
game at quarter for us. He used
his head at all times and played
well on both the defensive and
offensive. Fullbright and Hot
tell carried the egg well, but
neither had anything on Puss
Erwin who played a fast and
CONSTANT game. Every man
in our line starred and it would
be impossible to pick out any
one or two men and say they
starred as the entire line play
ed almost perfectly. Newcomb,
a substitute who replaced Cap
tain Hartzell in the last quarter
also played well.
We won the flip and took the
west goal to defend, as our
choice. Erwin received the kick
off and returned for about thir-
teen yards. Clore was unsuc-
cessful on two very long passes
to Ewing and we lost the pig
skin on downs. The OsteOpaths
lost the ball on a tumble but
soon recovered it on a second
tumble by US. Fullbright made
two beautiful end runs in success
sion, both netting about 20 yards
and Werner smashed through
our enemies defense for about
seven more yards. Erwin failed
on a flip to Burns our fast end.
jeff Ewing then went darting
around left end for a brilliant Is
yard run. The Doctors inter-
cepted a long pass of ours but
made a second and costly tumble
and one Of our soldiers got it. jeff
repeated his good work and went
around the left flank for another
fifteen. We were held for three
downs by the powerful doctor
line and Ewing was forced to use
his foot. The Kirksville boys
were advancing the hide stead
lily toward our goal and it looked
very much like we would be
scored upon when "Blondy" in
tercepted a pass. Then "Bob-
by" Clore tried three passes,
but had hard luck and failed on
each, The 0steopaths received
the leather on a punt and lug
ged their way to our forty yard
line, when they tried a kick
from placement, but it went too
low. The first half ended with
the ball in our possession in mid
field.
We kicked off to Kirksville,
and Capt. Hartzell ran down and
downed the Doctor in his tracks.
The Osteopaths on a forward
pass and three cracks at our
heavy line were forced to give
the pig-skin up. Fullbright
went around end for twelve
yards and Erwin pulled off a pass
to Ewing for sixteen yards.
Then only eighteen yards was
between us and a touchdown
when on a tumble we lost the
egg. Our opponents punted and
we advanced six yards before we
were stopped. Ewing flung the
hall ~twantv-6va vaYds to Erutin
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-11-13

W. M. A. Trumpeter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-16

8olunteer Mobement begeiitert nidt
MN Die Stu6enten fit Die Miiiioll,
oamit iie als Miilioipape dniItlide
4r5te, $lirnmeiiter, S1i9enieiire, or.
ddtefte, @eid1ftsIeiter itil6 Steno-
grapbiiten Den Seiben belfen, Jon.
bern ut ibnen aildJ bei tbrett geifti.
gen MaisriiihuNen bebiIfIih. Sic
laBt Bidder idreibeb ole iiber lie.
0es @iflselrle ours ben Sei6enlaibbern
herid)ten unb zen Seier eifler Gin.
Bid tfn,tt Iaiien in Die bortigen &li.
ma. lirtb 2ebetsperb2ltnifie. Damn
ertbeilt lie Iusf1unft ooriiber, no a.
9. Elm Iiiiionar, grat, 8pntrnftor
ooer 0epgleidJen 9eipiiniht miro. SIR
.@rnnSIoe Mt: Die SeibentpeIt lit bie-
Ter Generation at befebrem mn Ser.
Elm nut allen proteitantiiden @briften
Der mrsen @eIt Seit Dem 9elteb.
Ell bieier @elpeguaa, one Dor % Sab.
rem ms 2eben aerufen pnr0e. tito
$3.50 Stisbenten in ole Seibenldttber
ge3ogeh Inn inter ben Seiben 5it ar
beiten. 1466 bon bieiep iinb in ben
letter. bier Sa)ren gesnlugen. ST.
belt il1dSten bier Ssabren erfpurtet
man, onB 5tpeimnl iooiele StDoentan
ms SeibenIartS aieben tperoen, nm
ben Sei6en 8u belfen. 9ieic 8emc-
gltng erfdbrt reide unteritiitiniD,
tpiroen oo6 on einem g(beno bei Der
aonnention lmbe8u $t14,000.00 fol-
lcftiert. l1nter uieien befan6 iid
cine gif6clgabe BON $4,000. God
hicie @~etpegaitg perlGBt iidp nidt oitf
@elb alIein ion6ern iltht beioipoerS
Surd, oap6olten6es @cbet iidr bas Wit.
az, 6ieiem eroben 8erfe Del.
len 81 pcrgetpiiiern, Der aierft ge-
iogt: @cbct bin un6 lebrt alle 8olfel
II. (. 10. 9ieie @elpcgi,na bot ifnn
cine arobc s(rheit aetban lnb miro
es aud iertierbin fun. Sesbalh
berhient iie gNuiB nniere pollite an.
crfennlnrg.
@iner Der Sttbetten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-16
glnhion.

llnter5eihneter tpirb auf ieiner Sarm
4 Mieilen iiibl. pDr Morriion an Der
8aileps Greet unb Morriion &oab, I'm
9pnueritas, ben 20. Sannar 1914
iolgenbes gieentbum bifentlid) an ben
Meiifbietenben berfaufen:
l @eipann 4 unb 6siabriee gjeI, / Sc.
lpann Mabren,. l 5%tpeiidbriseS Siaen,
10 StidRinbpieb einidlisBlid eineredbten
Splitein Stub unb &inb, / Sub nebif 8alb,
2 trdcbttge &iibe unb 4 &inoer bic i'm
Mdr5 8albern tperben, | etnjdbriges
Minb, 4 aubtalber unb 4 8~uafdfber, /
Mutterlhnein. | gber, IS Sprinser,
Stibner unb Surfebs, l GDrnibrebber, l
Manner Spreaber, l5arrntuaeen, l Sarnt
Sritf nit Seuframe, / Yussp, l Seu-
redbeu. l Disc Gsse, Disc gultipatDr, 2
Gesen, 8nfge. gprn : ggee, 80 Scbpd
Corn, Sen, i Sattel, IferbeaeIdirr,
Sauss unb &~iibengerdtbe unb biele ar-
oere Mrtifel.
8%eoinsunsen lperben am gertanistaee
b%efanit gen1acbt.
Der Sertanf besinut 8Drmittaas 10
tIbr.
S. ". @ieIe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-16
MarHpreiie.

Sros einer groben 3ltnabme Der
@eltporrdtbe bon @ei5en, uno elmer
3unabnpe Der ~ellrop1iidJen 8orrGtbe
I'M faft 61a Miaimlen @libel, blieb
uneriDnrteter @eiie iptpobl Ser Ser.
mine dis audi Der &aripei5enntarft
redt felt. Die grfldnlng bufiir Siirfte
Gum SbeI in Der Sbatiad,e an iuhen
iein, oaB ole gruten i'm Mrgentiniet
nn6 @uitralien ~beSeltterh geringer
allsfielen als In friiberen Sabren, unt
Dob infolee belien bieie nift ipdter
ben Marft i6tp1d)eit menoen. sSSn sllt-
itralien betrigt ole grpprtnaiie i5,-
100000 9u. peniger als man lie Dor
ctlid,en @onaten geidGbt bate, urb
Die @rnte in Mrgentimien iolI 56,000,
000-60,000,0 600 guIbel qeringer
lem als I'M @oriubre Die einbeimi.
iden fommer5ielIen @orratbe pabnlen
mdbreno Der ON 9ienstug beetpoeten
@ode Inn $4,000 9lai6eI at, Inn
.faiien CUR Belt 1881, 900 g,tibel, ae
geniiber 66,t87, 900 9nTha in Ser
Garalleltpode bcs 8oriabres.
@eider @eiSen lit felt, barter
8eiselr ebenfalfs. 8reiie maren am
8ienstaa nj ct. 2oitis 96--98 Gents
pro 8uibeI Fir ~gra6eo. Sn Chi
cago be8obIte man 93-96% Gents,
lnpo IN SEEM Dorf 9719c--99 Gents
pm gltfDef.
Die @aissuinbren paren Bel mel.
tenn nidt 70 9roB inie Dor odt Eager;
ore NafJfrnse lit 5iemli6 gut. 8reiie
limo fiir "ardoe0y MniS 63--71 Gts.
Gro. 2 meiB) pro 9mibel.
Safer lift etinas bober; Die Gadp-
frage lit gut, "@rnoeSv brinet 38h
-411a Cts. pro 81iibeI.
Ger aartoffelmarft lit tpeniger ieft
bel gutter gtadJfroge ltpo nlaBig groBe,
3ufubren. 8ertnuft inur6e Sns glt-
ibel 5t 65-73 gts.
2ebemoe Sdlipeine iinb felt i'm
Brciie. Meiit nutr6e $S.20-$8.35
pro Gentner be5ubI, obidon Der aIl-
gemeine Hreisitmo $3.50 1886
pro Gentfter mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-16
81. s%pIbatenfSniain.

&Dnisin Milbelmina bon 9ollanb
seniebt in ibrem 2anbe ni9t nit ltnz
reht grobe popularttdt. Sic per<
itebt .s. fi9 Dem Sersen aler @pltsa
freiIe auf cine iiberaus liebtnspiirbise
9frt nabe gu brinsen uno INNER ptee
Ser burd n.le tleine 3iise elmer rn-
beobIidtisten 2elttfelisteit Die 2iebe
berer gu s%eipinnen, Die NIT ibr In
ndbers 8eriibrung fpmmen. SEPT pie'
Der ersdbft man aus ben leBten boil,
ldnDif9en Manppern etnet reisenoen
GIG bon Der 8Snigin.
Die 8Dnigin nimmt 70 reses Sns
terefe am MilitGr, bdB man fe Die
,Splbaienf6nisin4 setauft bat. Das
SntereFe Seiete fe aud BET ben less
ten ManDbern. Wie Elm alter Sc
neral mufterte iie forsfdltig alle gtns
3elbeit.n bes giipafs, un6 in einse=
benb.r Weife lieB fie iid ole 4nlasert
fir Gunfentelegrapbie anb Die
Mitrailleufe erfldren. 9ei bielen Sne
Tpeftionen feb fe es aber nidt be-
ipeno.n. Gines Nddts fab man lie
aegen 2 nbr our9 bas Eager mans
beln nnb bei einaelnen s3elten fteben
'bleiben. Mls CUTE Golbatenmutter
ertunbiete iie fid, OF bic 2tute gut
untsrgebradt fpdren, Of tie seniigeno
marine Deden bdtten, OBJ Die 3elte
nidt feu9t fsien ufp. Dte a0nisin
fdIief bann iiur cine Stinoe lnb
mar BET Der Rebeille Idor tpieoer nuf,
am NIT ibren Srnppen tpeiter Mas
n5perfreub' uno ManSDerleib au tet
len.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-16

Sun 3eidlcn Der Simnelslpage ioi.
len mir uiis baran %erinnern, bob
g:N gcSeiblider Sebenslauf MIR Del
rolit1noigem Gleihgetuidlt oes Sci.
asS m6gIid lit. @ernleibet bas GU
uicl ebeiip mie 6as 3uipenigI Siitei
GudJ npr llcberlaDutg oes Magens.
1ehei Dem &orper aber oiid) an Spci.
ic uit Grant 1erug bes Gluten.
8agret Gfid aud Dor l%tebermiibuna
icnic ror Mnngel an Gbatigfeit unb
@clpc1urg. Spraet fir Elm emiges
@leidImob, ober es merben iid Stor.
ulloen i'm &0rper e%inftellen, sic fif
IdliaBlidj oard) munniofode ernftlih
9eidarerScn funOgrbeu, mie 8opf.
it~ntrrser, @attigfeit, Ser5flopfen,
s~fTinacf, garitopiutg Grild In Der
MaDrngrilbe, Rierenbeidnperoen, &i.
Can't 1T Dos @Ieidgeipidt, Die @e,
iunoheii geft6rt i1lb Ser 600 urper.
mciplidl, ioiern Sbr benz Gorper
lift pieSer gu oem @leihgetpift lei.
rcr eencnsibGtigfeit perbeIft. 9as
pic' lit nrfoh get,ig. oen es aiebt
MIR eiiien Meg, ullb Der III leift a
allen Mputteten al firSen rnb Sipar
III @eitolt Ger beriibmten ct. Bern.
arS arauttrpiIIen 9iefe Billen,
eirit nor ireiien M0nd)en e~rfunben.
hoben lid al, bielcn S~anienoer Dor
aeuteit init 9eitortem @Ieiheetpidt1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-16
3pIcbnb.

Snfel SriB &aiT lit mieoer ollI
ieiirc Sarm gesogelt, Inn Den Melt
ieiner Gage bort al berleben,
@oplte @altpin hattie eires SngeS
ser porigen ISOLDE eift fnappes @nt-
fon1nien. gr half cine Cur Der "Difl
fen gnbn ipiehet oiif ous @ele'le
IN brirHpen, als er altsrutIdte iino
Gum syallen fam, nobel CT ON Irnt
mo Sdatlter erbeblid perlett puroe,
ssofmp 9odtthdtt rrpb oelien 8odster,
Sri. Florence, begaben itdb ON Letter,
Treitaq rod @oollam urpo Der ytad,-
baridnft, GUM 8eiiih BON @eripoiths
ten mo Srelinoet.
Casper Siecfmnlln lit lett iebr be-
ifGftiqt, inbem er Die ginhppbner
BON Mofebuh NIT 9renhbols per-
iorgt.
Gbas. Gross, Der @iebbGnbler bon
Drafe, befan6 fth ON pergalIgeteit
bier in @eihGften.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-16
aas airf,uooo.

glan Montng Den 8. Sanuar feier.
te bier Serr Carl @eifted, elm frdibs
erer Sermalnper, lett Del &irffpooo bei
ieiner Sdppiegertodter, Der 0ittin
Germ Meiftef mobn6aft, ieinen 80.
@ebmtstag bel better @eiunobeit.
|Sn 2mtfe 6es SngeS bnndtefp ibm
ieine GnfeIfinoer nnb Jrennoe BON
nab ruso fern beraIide @IiidtpiinHde
cor. llnter 6en mtstpdrtigen @aitet
bemerften mir aud Germ gbriit.
Onrntier. BON Sern1anii. eiit SiigenO.
frelnb bes S~itbtlars, oeIien 4nhpe.
ienobeit oas greiie @eburtshgsfinb
gong Defenders erfreaite. 9lm Mea6
bnodte Der @atioolin Club BON Der
@rieieoif Snrm nnbe Senton Dem
Sitbilar elm idGres Stdnoden nrb
ipielte ipdter gum Snapse ailf, nobel
Der bod5betngte SitbiIar nod Hott
6ns SnnBbein fdparng, Sroboem
&rffpoo6 cine trodere StaSt lit,
felJlte eS ach ridjt ON einem giiten
Iropfen nnb Die freunoIibe Salis
wirtbip batte fir einen iiuperben
2nrd geiorgt, tpeId)en bolle Mner.
fenrnalg aeaolIt imipbe. I'm Mitter.
aodt pertogte iid ole frobIide @eiel,
fdJaft init bereintem @unide Dab
Dem Sitbilnr nod mnnfes gleid,
frobe 8iegenfeit beid)eert iein moge.
gln nadften Snge begdb iib ser
Sfreiber nieies mdy Ser S6mciSer-
foot Sigbfntpb, S1. limo behldte feline
angeborigetB ole gertpatoten Ser
SSanett Sarnilie, beren @ater rn6
@roBbnter, Gbriitian Sanett gebiir.
ting nlts 6iberis, Gonton @~raubiinben
mn 16. Sa,miar bes lesten Sabres IN
ieifiem t016ten @ebirtstae Sas
3eitlife geiegnet lmt.
Die Grairieftaot SigblunA liegt
BON ct. 2onis etipu 30 Meilen oil,
li6 an Ger @altonlia giienbaBi lttlo
bat rnds Dem lebten GERMS 5000
giniupbfer, in Der Me6r6eit Sdapei-
aer, elm geieIliges rnb gaitfrelaao-
lideS @Mfhen. Die Stoot bat ciroa.
IL Saloors itno biele id)one @nit-
baitier ulpS offentlide geriammllnigs
SolIen no gerohe lett heirube ieSe
8odle politiide 8erimnliingeu abs
gebuIten tperoen Inn gegetr bie Sc.
fdbr elmer @llebeIitfta Ser perioh.
liden 6reibeit 81 a1mpfen. Sn
Der S~dhpei3erltabt Siglano aebt es
madJ nod 6ft idpueiaertid 81. $50
iih cine fr0flidpe @eienifaft All.
ianmtlen fiipoet, bort man oft oie
@orte inn SdApeiser OiuIeft: .0ti|
@ott Seel" lntD .gi @ptt Inn
gGn6li".
Ndd 5luei Soaen Mufentbalt febr.
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beiitfte bort neb1t etIiden dltca
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bar pom Canoe, Ric aeibadl laro
sSmnilie INFO faft6 6ieieIben int @pa-
gemiB beiten @cblergebens. Sea.
imrroe id altf bus Bette erl-
pfargen iino betpirtfet uflo mir Eeer-
ten ltpalpd)es @Ias @eriterioft nit
eiipem sod Die periomid]e Srei'
Correspondent.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-16
Contention Der stnbenten . @Olnn.
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redlt at per6en hldlten. Wir bers
fnnmtelten 1tirs in Der &onbentions.
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