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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-01-21
Work.

Work.
Thank God for the might of It,
The ardor, the urge, the delight of tt
Work that springs from the hearts desire,
Setting the soul and the brain on fire.
Oh, what is so good as the heat OF It,
And what Is so glad as the beat Of II,
And what Is so kind as the stern com.
mand
Challenging brain and heart and handf
Work!
Thank, God for the pride of It.
For the beautiful conquering tide OF It,
Sweeping the life IN its furious food
Thrilling the arteries, cleansing the blood.
Mastering stupor and dull despair,
Moving the dreamer to do and dare,
Oh, what Is so good as the urge OF 1t,
And what Is so glad as the surge OF It,
And what IS so strong as the summons
deep
Rouslng the torpid soul from sleep?
Work
Thank God for the pace OF It,
For the terrible, keen, swift race OF u;
Fiery steeds in full control,
NoStrils aqutVer to greet the goal,
Work, the power that drives behind
Guiding the purposes, tanning the mind,
Holding the runaway wishes back,
Refining the will to ons steady track,
Speeding the energies faster, faster,
Trlumphing over disaster,
Oh, what is SO good as the pain of It.
And what is SO kind as the cruel goad.
Forcing uS on through the rugged road?
Work
Thank God for the swing of II,
For the clamoring. hammerinS ring of It.
Passion OF labor daily hurled
On the mighty anvils Of the world. .
Oh, what IL so fierce as the fame OF II,
And what is so huge as the aim of It.
laundering on through dearth and doubt.
Calling the plan OF the Maker out;
Work, the Titan; Work, the friend,
Shaping the earth to a glorious end:
Draining the swampS and blasting thu
hills, -
Doing whatever the spirit wills,
Rending the continent apart,
To answer the dream OF the Master heart
Thank God for world where none may
shirk, ..s ....,.. .-.
Thank God for the splendor of work!
Angela Morgan In Outlook
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SAGE TEA AND SULPHUR
DARKENS YOUR GRAY HAIR
Leok Years Younger! Try Grandma's
Recipe Of Sage and Sulphur and
Nobody Will Know.

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur properly compound.
Cd, brings back the natural color and
Instre to the hair when faded, streaked
or gray; also ends dandruff, itching
scalp and stops falling hair. Years
ago the only way to get this mixture
was to make it at home, which is
Mussy and troublesome.
Nowadays we simply ask at any
drug store for ''Wyeth's Sage and Sui.
phur Hair Remedy" You will get a
large bottle for about so cents. Every
body uses this old, famous recipe, be-
cause no one can possibly tell that
you darkened your hair, as it does 1t
90 naturally and evenly. You dampen
q sponge or soft brush with it and
draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at a time; by morn
ing the gray hair disappears, and
after another application or two, your
hair becomes beautifully dark, thick
and glossy and you look years younger.
Adv.
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THE sLAvoNIc PROBLEM
) IN PROCESS OF WORKING

James Davenport whelpley, in the New


James Davenport whelpley, In the New
York Independent.
IL requires a nice mental balance to
estimate values in the present state
OF the Russian people, and to give
proper proportion to the strange
anomalies witnessed in the conduct or
Russian affairs.
One important thing should be es-
pecially borne in mind, and that Is
the close mental alliance between the
Slav and the oriental. The Slav is on
the borderland of western civilization
not only in material, but in spiritual
things as well. 1t Is not so long ago
that the serfs were made free; 1t Is
but a few years since the education OF
the people was first attempted to any
degree, and IL is within the last rs
years or less that western ideas have
had even restricted access TO the minds
Of the mass of the Russian people.
:, For generations q bureaucracy and
priesthood held autocratic sway and
none questioned the supremacy Of their
right. Both bureaucracy and priest
hood are yielding perforce to the pro-
gressive movement, but there are still
thousands Of communities in the vast
hinterland Of Russia practically un-
touched by the forces OF modern life.
No matter how wise or progressive
a government might prevail in Petro-
holders possesses a certain immuta-
bility which renders all effort vain to
bring about vital and immediate
change in methods and point OF view.
The task OF government in Russia Is
Herculean in proportion as compared
with that in other countries. The old
struggling with the new, great ques-
tons Of ways and means, enormous d.
versity Of race, religion and prejudice.
all to be considered and dealt with as
may best serve the peaceful purpose
Of state.
Those who have watched with intel
ligence and personal knowledge the
evolution OF life in Russia during the
10 years past, are aware OF marvellous
changes for the better which have
come to pass and great in themselves
as they may be, these same changes
are even more significant In the prom
ise they hold for what is to happen
In the 10 years now to come.
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Even As the Beasts.

There is no hope for nations!-Search the
page
or many thousand yeRrs-the daily scene
Fhe flow and ebb OF each recurring age,
The everlasting To Be which Hath Been.
Hath taught US naught, or little; still
we lean
On things that rot beneath eur weight,
and wear
Our strength away in wrestling with the
air;
Slaughtered In hourly hscatombs for
Are OF as high an order-thsy must go
Even where there driver gOads them,
though TO slaughter,
Ye men, who pour your blood for kings
as water,
What have they given your children In
RETURN
A heritage of servitude and woes,
blindfold bondage, where your wire 10
blows!
Lord Byron.
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poked the muzzle over the wall Out
side, ieering. haunting mob Of enemies
whose faces were lit up by flames or
their own kindhng. He pulled at a
venture. and fired into the darkness.
The student OF the campaigns OF
armies needs no confederation from
Gods Word to understand what could
happen. In view Of the facts of sccu-
lar as we'll as sacred history. II is not
difficult to conceive how the Almighty
can use very little thing to panic" a
body Of men-even so harmless uten-
sis as lamps and pitchers.
The bullet that was aimed at a VEN
ture by the hard pressed Christian had
struck the inVulnerable Boxer chief.
magic characters. He reeled. Follow
ers leaped to him. But the man was
dead-shot through the heart. The
braves were too scared to use their
weapons. Instantly through their
minds there. flashed a thought that
froze their blood. Horrors! There
must be German soldiers inside. Can't
we forget them? Sharpshooters! Who
knows how many? These devils OF the
second rank have cunningly concealed
them there! No villager could shoot
like that! We are all dead men!"
But the thought that at first numbed
their limbs now unlimbered them. Not
even waiting TO rescue their bleeding
fellow. they went pell-melI down the
narrow. dirty streets. shadowy now
with new teTrors. Their gait increased.
They Init it up to a dead jump. Who
knew but what the entire German army
was after them None stopped to in
vestigate.
The flames We're soon extinguished.
The Boxers came not again. And
from that day no man dared touch
them. And thereafter throughout the
days of firece alarms and fiercer deeds,
the Christians OF the Big Bitter VII
lage" rested in a security and a peace
that was the marvel of all.
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AIa whAreabolIfa

A minister who recently called upon
a young widow to condole with her
on the loss of her husband placed con.
siderable emphasis upon the fact that
the separation was only of TEN.
porary character, and painted in vivid
colors the happiness of friends re-
united after death. When he stopped
for breath the sorrowing one heaved
a deep sigh, and quietly remarked:
We'll, | suppose his first wife has
got him again, then"
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He Knew.

The teacher was giving the geog,
rAphy class lesson on the cattle
ranches. She spoke of their beef all
coming from the West, and wishing
70 test the children's observation, she
asked: aE
And what else comes to use from
these ranches?"
That was a poser. She looked at
her shoes. but no one took the hint.
She tried again: ~,
What do we get from the cattle
besides beef?"-
One boy eagerly raised his hand.
I know what it is. It's tripe!" he
announced.-Youth's Companion.
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"AIIies."

should we say allies with a stress
upon the first syllable or on the sec
ond? OF course, the second is in either
case long, but what about the stress
To put 1t on the first syllable is to
make oRe of the few good English
sDondees we have. On the other hand,
this manner Of pronouncing viii not
do for WORDSWORTH greatest sonnet
Thou hast great allies" II is to be
noted that the American custom does
not accord with Wordsworth.-Lon,
don Chronicle.
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Remarkable predues.

powders Of great size we're recent.
ly lifted bodily out of the Panama
canal by the two massive dFedges
which we're built to cope with the
Cucaracha slide in the Culebra cut
says Popular Mechanics. In many
instances rocks of tremendous weight
we're handled by the steel-armed en-.
CINE almost as If they were pebbles.
Recently one of these powders, weigh
ing 40 tons, was lifted out of the water
and swung to one side free Of the
channel in one load. The bucket which
held it has a capacity of Is cubic yards
or approximately IL wagonloads.
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A POTATO KING

eff were farmer boy, or a boy with.
out capital, and wanted an early compe-
tency, I'd start right out growing Pota.
toes" said Henry Schroeder, the Potato
king of the Red River Valley, whose story
in the John A. Salzer Seed Co.'S Catalogue
reads stranger than romance.
That advice of Mr.. Schroeder's, the self
made Potato king, comes from a warm
heart, a level head, an active hand, and
above all, a successful Potato grower!
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That Holy Thinu.

They all were looking for a king
To slay their foes and lift them hight
Thou cam st a little baby thing
That made woman cry.
o Son OF Man, to right my lot
Naught but Thy presence can avail:
Yet on the road Thy wheels are not,
Nor on the sea Thy sail.
Ny how or when Thou wilt not heed,
But come down Thine own secret stair,
That Thou may st answer all my need
Yea. every bygone prayer.
George Macdonald.
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How Il Feels to Be 81 Years Old.
From the American Magazine.

81 am 81, and can't remember
when / couldn't knit. It's very strange
TO be 81; not sad, but just strange.
Sometimes / couldn't believe 1t was true
If hadn't my old papers to look over I"
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GUARD YOUR FRIENDSHIPS
Saadt

A friend whom you have been
gaining during you whole life, you
ought not to be displeaseS with in
a moment. A stone Is many years
becoming a ruby. Take care that
you do hot destroy II in an instant
against another stone.
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The Way Of il.

Why are you so angry, my dear,
about such a trifle a. my waxing
my mustache?"
1T isn't trifle; a waxed mustache
is q cereous matter.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-01-21

there is more money in five acres of Pota-
toes year in and year out than in anything
you can grow on your farm, and the grew.
ing of Potatoes now, with present machin.
cry, etc, is easy. It's regular Fourth Of
July fun! .. H..
Salzer's Creations in Seed Corn pat
Wisconsin on the Corn Map with its a.
tonishing yields! .''N
Headquarters for Oats, Barley, Coyers.
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Obvious.

81 suppose you have heard Of the
Fool Killer" -.
Yes, but I've never met him"
That is quite obvious"
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-01-21

Milan
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-01-21

Occasionally man laughs at joke
on himself, but he never really means
it.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-01-21

Experience comes high. Still, the
automobile factories are busy.
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aansenen @odae in ssonesn,ra.

saiiser,eit 8ode lit SoneSbnirg.
SIins Sacfiater bradte nn let.
tcip SomStas @eisem nod 9enaer,
mir lpcddat er $t.03 per gaibeI er.
belt.
did Sirmeniarm par ON letter
Sontstoa, in @eidaitcm IN Ser.
malmi.
SJco. &aeifner mar porige 8o.fS
nit DER Rcparotiir elmer 3iiterrc.
bel Bic SIletid. beidlGftigt.
Martin sdnaumta,ra mo SeIl.1
Sobie. Gbapin unS Otto, bcoabs,
iidy ail Iebten Sotnsta9 rad) Galmm
INN en panr Saae Del @erlpmtStrn
mo SreimnScn 81, peripeiIep.
hermann Rennpert boIf oieier
Sase ieirRm Sdhpiegerpnter bcim
Subrar bon 9namtbIodet sum Gan
citler rcltcn Gheier.
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Tasemeinc Gonnts 8enigfcitcu.

Cine Sebnttier : &1,ib, better,
8erianm1hinaete on iebem Speitag
Ituttfi,ben, lit in @aseornbe Gitn
3egriitbet luor6en.
U. 8, McGatrop, bon Sip-
errsoiae. bot ole @asconabe Go,uutp
Igent,lr fir Dos arso Ilitnnobil ;
BreiS $495 poaia nIsgeitattei.
Sn SerTnaitn getrntt aln 10.
Ropember. brtrd Gaitor Opp, bon
Der ID. &. Stride, Clos. MiIler. BON
WnIbert, limo SRI. emma ShrI, bon
Stpctsnilae.
Bel Der San,unterbaltlNlB AIT
|f3. R~opcnpbcr, in &enefeS Sale,
III Sipcnsuiue, 5attcu Die ucrbeiras
ibcten M6lmlcr freicn 3ltritt. GS
id,eint 6ennlaf ,bab man IN Slp.
ersuille eirer SinsgeielleitgStelte
NtdH Qp8eWgl III.
Gin 8l1idferer, in Der pere
ga,9enm 8ofe, ati Sobn 3app'
mcbers 2arpo, 5eritorte nrgefGbr 80
Gor6 aIoftcr &ol5 ual6 bradlte
~gleihfaas bas @oEahaiis hon s.
s. Hitterbtfd, in arobe @efabr.
Ilbert S. Moorc begilpg am
8ieistog Der ber9al9enen ISOLDE
SelFitmonb, ifroem er ii6 NUT eis
lent RoiiermeiFer ole @ur9el oalrdp
idnlitt. Ger @erltorberte mar crit
ror aair5em aus rmierem Gountp
'nad Sioge Gountp ge5ogen. 2 Wei-
lem tpetIi6 bon 8Iar6. gr bhrter.
fGbt cine @itttpe ,fib elm ain0.
geian @eiIen itber Die Stra.
len irdereg Goanrtps bernerft maa,
int 8~erewiigen one 5aDIrreider, gut
gJbaitten Giilperts, bon Ddf,at one
pielen greefs iin6 @aIierldlife iibers
ipanatt fhto, Ole bon Den Straben
5efreast iDer6en. ltniere Strnben-
mtfieber ioIften III ieber 8ciic err
nntbiet aper6en 6ieie quite arbeit
I'M 5~orteatsg at erf,aIten.
SIR feib bierntii ale ber5lif
Der linterbaItliftg, nebSt
Dor : Gitpper, beisitpobnen. fpeife
@ben6 oeS "a. Ronennber. i'm
Upper 8ittIe Berger Sdulbaifie
tpirb. anfotia Inn bnlb.
adt lIbr, nbenoS; Dnfneit fino
freaarbIidit eriudt sgoTes~ mit5n.
brisder,. N1eIe 6uttelmnst1t
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Charlotte.

Sobn g. @ntpiii, bon @ott.
goinerp Gourtp, beiinSet iif bier
auf 9eiuh bei Neiner @lstter. 70.
toie oatf, BEL ieiner 9onte 2ancp
ai6 ieiner Sdnpciter, Tarrp Tnna
Mn,tpitt.
6. 6. gaiahon ernpfi,1o am let.
len Son,ttn9 gben6 ole Soitfe, mad,
acm &itlmI Ser 9nptiitrn 8irdc.
Gire sroBe gnsobI iurae 2a,tc
ans Steier Toflbarfdait tpobAtten an,
bergangenen Sonntog Der 9onfirmo.
iiofrsieisr bel, peIdp in 0tpenspile
itottFanb.
Eoitor Nntos, bon SnensniIIe,
preoiate ON persanaencn Sonntaa
nj Hap Sodan.
Senrp @brIiih atn6 Sanilie, BON
@erol6, tparen iber bcn letter
safnsto9 unb Sonntos 6ic @aite bon
u. G. Sotparo.
9ei Sante @ancp Iaupin miro
an SartStog. Den 81. Gopunber,
elm ScI5ipoIten itattFn6et,. al, ,pe.
dem ole Todbarn frcln5Iid elm,
acIrSen iinS.
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Tpiebrb aontc 1.

Siirer @eufer, nelder ip1bretS
hes rsr0argealear Suruners ii,
Hebrasfo oearbeitet tntte, lit lest
~nadsbalpie 5%uriifaefebrt.
Die @ebriioer aable Iino Jest
benn aleeoreFfc, fiir Die Saraner
ON Der 9arren Sort.
altg. Seiernoamt lutb 8attilr, ,,ebst
sSolr eounrb, befanbe, iid iiber
Den letten Sn1stag INTO Somtag
In Getp Sapelt, alti 9eiith BEL Serrn
S~eienonns Sdspciter. Srau 5rmlf
Soltgpepe.
@rn. Sreoerid lmtS 8attill ionic
aleiffaIs s. g.. 9ef,s l1pS @attir,
erbieltert poriac @odae eiapet 9easd
bonn 8lnpperItor6, tueld,er in ieoer
ser beibeat SoaniIien eiit fleiites
Sodterd)eap brmfte.
Sraarf Seieanaatil mar it Der Der.
gnrpgenel @ofe ann Sdgeit bon
gremtboIs fir Sraii SetDi,g niub fir
8tn. Seicnnaatn.
Gbos 9idhnn1,at ititb 1eiie, Sobr
2ouis inpo CUR Bet benin alsgrabest
riipcs Sellers, Gtf Der Gntotp aroett.
Il 6arrrl, ,palde Serr gidmoa,n ge'
fniift 1nt.
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y2oltis. BEL.
s.. s. 8nlbeder. @nt. ,9obcin
lalb SenrD %. 8itffmnnn, nebSt Sc.
rem 8amiIien, tuaren lber Den per-
Jangenen Sninstog urpS Gonntoa, in
Botsoatn, altf 9eiuf Bel &eripmto,
ten.
@orp. aitrrelnteper urto @ebiIfen
6eiorgen gegerhrirtie 3immer.
itanns-arbeit fir Gbrift Gdaper.
foetter.
Die 2ebrerin SRI. gmnra @oedIi
modh hermit befanrt, Saf am Don.
nerstog, ben 90. Ropember, int
Sdaalbaiie Ses 9iitrifts Scr. %,
eite unterbaltlna. nebit 9ebatte
urb 8or4S Supper itattfinSen miro.
Seoeritann lit freinpSIidSt eingela.
ben. Danre,I iperoen erIudt es
midi on rbopes" febIen sit Inifen.
HtFtH4E EafttstefE Ef ''FETN@.E+
Sobn @irlig ,no SRI. sss6a Gin.
Sertpirtb bdbeft afft borisen goir
ftersto9 ben 8nrp6 Der CHE 9eidIfoi-
lem. tpoaii mir 9iertnit beraIid Slid
ipiiriden.
Die Wit8Iieoer Der ocltiden ct.
Haiils @emeinoe iparen boriae $40.
DIE outnit befd,dftist ibren Breoi.
ger nrit 8rerntboia au perforser.
aotis Sdboenins. BON Oapens-
billie, bat fiirslid bier BEL ben ssar.
merit no4 Rin6bieb llmfd,au aebal.
ten, Inn 6nsfeIbe md Nop6leiS.
foliri, Sum 1adfte,, 81, perienaeh
@eper un6 Sunnuert perianoten
IN Der oersoroeren Wode cine az.
GorInbune gieb rud,s 81.
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Bah.

Seirp Stoenner iino 3amiIie antb
8. @foe,rer, tp,t !9ernms, SS,tlills
|@itnrafrr un6 @attiat, bon SEEM Gam
pper, Sls.. iotpie 9beooor 8rft.
rtntrp arrtb gbaraialb 8oG, febIt bere,
SaniIierl. bon Hotsoaan, maren ON
lesten SGmttng Die @Gite bon Sp.
8itIfuredstap tab SaaniIie.
Srau @in. WiIler iupo 6ere,
S0bne. ebmro mo Sobnt bcfmt6e,,
iids ON Iettct Woatug. geidl1ftsbal.
Der, m &ertnoatat.
Sranf Weper, Der 8iebbdnoler,
periunote ort porioeap Mittapodl eire
9ootlab1nM SdNpaitc tad> Ser.
ttId1trt.
gipg. Moel1er un6 gra,it Sld,npp-
Ter, BON 8otsoau. lnro oeren @nttn,.
itelp itmdJtcn am porigen 3onrerstag
IN Serr MoeIlers alito, cine Sabrt
nod gaiba, siu1t @eiiifl BON @ers
-E' -. .L|ra HA
tpn1tofet.
SRI. Maria Moener, uofl gIbon,
tpeilt AIR 3eit mlf 8eirid, bel gns,
Moeller 1utb Sdfnilie.
SrI. a1mra geild. bon 8otsbmlr. lit
'acsentpartis bei @ruit g~neelbredt
bsfd1figt.
Sroat @dn. Geppe liest seeentuar.
tig iebr fra,lf barnieoer; mir iuiii,-
Sdelp 6dber rafde 8eiierllng.
Sp. 9isfdmto,tat nnb dsfIen Sobn
2oiis, bagleitcten oan Ietten Montas
Sobdt gituftntlit dmtb @ottin mod Ser
mairil, bon no 6ie iesteren bna,n ON
Dienstng nod ibrem Seim, in Sui.
ipois. ~reiften.
@rn. .Sobeiat iutb oeiien Sodter,
6rds. ella limo 9i5sie, Se1,rp Builds
ipafmt atib @ottin. ftebit 9odfer. SRI
&er1sa, ioauie Se1trp @aI6eder uno
SaniIic, bcfanoeq, iid ON Iebteu
Sorutog, beFi,d)sapeife. in 9otsbon.
Spni Charlotte @raf. aaieuit,
2emsSer g.. iotpie SrIs. 8Jat,de
q ii mo Olga 3iieffer, bon Ser.
manu-; ier,er Settrp HoefdeI nno
abolf Stride, Debit 6ereit BaniIier,
bpit German, 81. S. g.. tporea, ote
Testen Sot,ntng oaif @efid bei @aIo.
altefferg ini0 Settrp @enmerts.
@lSt. glarte iino @nttin, bon
aunfas, tefin6en fiA eegenipartis
GiIf @eiiid. BEL 8ertpar,6ten in
Ndb.
s. s. Oberg fpobnt oiefc Mode
: oENS1<.< %4. 1890 .2aks 49, NJ ~<f4l
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SiuiSs.

6ralt Sena SdiItc. Don GlpeuS.
bile. mar oer9orteealc @ode bier
chi Sefild) bel ibrer Sd1peitcr, 8ro,l
q. Saefhier.
gnldbIid Scs ll~riuobGeins Ses
Serrn ~Sanaeitbcr0, bntt@ sic Sdyii.
Ter Der SnisS SduIe otll porigci
0rcltoa einelt Seiertog.
@ic mir bortcn MIRO Die @et6ei-
liaimR oil ser Goittrdser ,Triifrna.
cm n0dyitei Ircitaa. cine iebr 3abl.
,eidc iciu.
6rait Geo, Sneiiner iciertc alll
oergn,8cllen Somutog ibpen &c.
burtstog.
Srl. CHINA Moefii mar poriac
sSodr franf, lat iidl ober iolprit pie.
fer crholt, boB fie hire &iIiddcll aIS
Scbrprin in Der @e'6entarn SfntIe
mieoer m~lhRbmclt fam.
Sn Der Sonntngsidatl &eriomr.
Irn9. in 9iebcr 9iItrift, arfl pcraor.
aeien Sorutag, lparNt is Mitolie,
Der oihpeielNo. Ger SonntagSid nd.
Serein bon @oeini 8app.. miro Den
SfiiIern bieier Sontto9s idalIe, Die
les Sabr. cine ed,tc @eibnaGtsieier
-
bcIdoereu. Die iEiditc Serianarl-
hung miro aln %. 3nbembcr ftatt.
fin6eu.
&iIlic Ioefli inirbe fiir5Iid, Don
eiipeu llnfall bctrpiful, bel mclta,,
er bcinnte ieiil lillfS 9Iaple perIorell
tdttc, Gr hattie eiu Slid cilpeS
iutwclr 3auei9rS n~b9eidnittcn r4lb.
beim ~loSlaiicrG idalcllta Der Reit brs
3ipeiaes 5llriif inlb trai ibrr in has
@ciidt, nobci cir GROCER Splitter
~rltcrf)olb 6es Iinfcn Iitges elm.
0roal1. Ier5tlidn S;iic mar ioiort
sur Soipb, ipooaird, jeceltials one Or
baIhat9 hes sliises seiidert tpurSc,
9as rcire Sohtden bon Sacot
Shcrnaml iupb @attin w1lrte oir
letten Spnrto9 9ctmiit lntb er)ielt
Ole Home,l. @alter Garrol.
Srall Maria Sl,nbcrimrtb ie;erte
ont pcnanlrgelpn Soml.cg ibrcn n.
8eburt&toa.
an pori8al Goruprstog Iadnrit.
toB mIroar SSobn @illi9 nn0 SRI.
Sba SiunGerwirtl), i'm Seim Der
grnrt. 4 Mleileat iii&peitii6 bon bier
N,rd: q. 9. @obus getrmtt. Gtt
8roi,t lit Ole jiif9itc 2odyter Dor
6ranf Saup6erlpirtb un6 8ottin; &c,
graitiaaan lit Der iiitoitc Sobn pol
Sron Warie @inia. Gos j,ung,
Gaar tuirb fid, our ser @iais Sarln.
in Der @Gbc bon 9ah bdlpslids ME.
oerIaiicn.
2oaris Iaier lnrrbc fiir5Iit Dor
ieiuer @attia nit einen Sod}tcrdea,
bddenft.
&atp Saeffner, ,peIdr lan9erc 3eit
in Seunalln eeaueier par. lit III Der
porigcn Bode 1todbauie ylrriidee'
febrt.
8aau B6ilip ulb Saoob aracttli
befanoer iid mebrere Sase Der per-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19
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