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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-04-14
TAXES, TAXES, TAXES!

think the federal government might
take a little lay off on appropriations,
as they have some big bills to pay IN
the next two years and are devising
all kinds Of methods to make both
ends meet. Roads are not wholly the
cause of nigh taxes The state paid
last year one hundred and twenty-nine
per cent more money to the university
and normal school funds than it did in
1910, and yet the people have been
asked to contribute more mill taxi to
these funds than we already have,
also appropriate five millions Of dollars
for the universty's use for the next
two years. And now it developes that
the university is educating two thous-
and foreign students that cost the
tax payers eight hundred $500 00) dol
lars each per year, and receive in re-
turn one hundred twenty-four 1924 00)
dollars or a net loss to the taxpayers
Of $7l6.O0 on each student. Some
philanthropy about that Mr. A. j..
Frame from Waukesha, famed by
bankers the whole country over, recent
~ told the committee on finance and tax
alton in Madison that taxation in Wis
consin has increased some three hun
bred per cent in twenty-five years and
yet the cry for more has not ceased.
believe the tax receipts of the average
man will verify this statement as being
absolutely true. If the people, through
their officials sanction everything that
comes from the commissions at Madi-
500. that much harder will it be to lay
the yoke down and wrong will rule the
land and Waiting Justice Sleeps
Senator Roethe says, Our Government
now is conferred in the commissions,
and believe he is right
Signed A f. THOMAS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-04-14

Co, rent and toll .... II 80
NJ. +. Public Service Co,
power for w. w. SOL. rs;
light for C. H. $4.03; ST.
lighting S417 .0S; mdse.
7C cents ..........523 Sc
Buffalo Meter Co., repairs for
meters .... ....,....... j bU
Pittsburgh Meter Co, repairs
for meters .... 800. 80
Neptune Meter Co, repairs
for meters ............. "a
II. Mueller Mfg. Co, water
repair lids ..-...t....... 90
The Rexall Store, supplies for
city departments ...... 10 SO
Worthington Pump Co, me-
ter clamps ........,.... II
NJ. P. Dray G Co., fuel
for w. W. dept. $6.S2;
fuel for poor aid SIS .05;
express charges 80 3D.. p 90
turn furnished a " .l.. 'oo - 2 70
Burroughs Adding Machine,
inspection Of adding ma
chimes .~..... 1850. 20
Mrs. S. T.. Penberthy, livery
FOR city treas 10 Douse-
Vile ...., .........,.. W
The Tribune, printing and
publishing ..,.. .......l0I 10
Crawford Bros. printing and
publishing .......,. .... 81 ~
Beers & Collins, gas for en-
CINE and crusher ........ 80
City treasurer's report was read
and on motion Of Aid, Horn it was
accepted and ordered placed on file
The council proceeded to canvass
the vote as required by law and
found the results OF the Municipal
Judicial and School election held
April 5, 1921, as returned by the in
spectors of the four wards of the city
as follows:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-04-14
DEMOCRATIC FUNERAL AGAIN

Final ohsequies upon the Democratic
party have been pronounced by Senator
Reed, Of Missouri. himself a Democrat
He says
IAN the funeral oratons which have
been pronounced since the obsequies
over Abel have never put life into a
corpse. and an the efforts 70 revive
The League Of Nations by oratory in
the Senate win be equally futile This
is a government of the people II the
people have anything to say in the
Government Of the United States then
the League of Nations was condemned
to death and executed on the second
day Of last November. and the Demo
cratic party came very near suffering
the same fate at the same time
From a party which had polled a
popular majority Of. think, over
million votes only four years before.
which had been in charge Of The
executive department Of the govern
ment during 4 great and successful
war we ended, or are in a few hours
to end, our grip or control Of the
executive department at the mandate
or more than 1000, 900 above a majority
Of the people
Gentlemen may eXpend all Of the
time and energy they possess in seek
ng .,asA saua.s .a. sAAs ta.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-04-14
SIMPLE TAXES. SMILE TO PAY.

Simpliiication in tax procedure is one
of the chief purposes of the Republican
con ressional leaders in framing new
revenue act Present complicated laws,
it is proving, are not merely a source
of irritation and expense to the tax
payer, but threaten industrial enter
prise with indehnable future obHga-
tons So intricate is the present pro-
cedurc that the auditing force Of the
bureau Of internal revenue is three
years behind in its work
This being behind is, says one who is
not afraid to speak out, because of the
inactivity Of those who were assigned
the task. notwithstanding there were
twice as many as necessary to do the
work, and do it promptly. IL was only
the salary check in which they were
Interested.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-04-14
FOR AL

For sale or exchange tone store building
on High street i0@ IT, frontage Six living
rooms above store, Good location for pool
hall or restaurant.
The PROPERTY known ss Ben Winn barber
shop, High street
two story. ten room brick house in fourth
ward; arranged for two tenants This Is
known as the BenWinn house.
Comparatively new Eve room house with
summer kitchen. Two lots Ii you are look.
Tor q bargain you had better investigatethis.
A large two story. nine room dwelling con.
vepientiy located TO school business and
church. This property can be purchased at
areSsouable price for such property
good seven room house on Hoard street
Has been built only a few years Electric
lights, large shop building
Six room dwelling on Spruce istreet With
about one half acre OF land.
House and two lots for sale at reasonable
price This Il the Mrs Ann Callow propstrv
in the fourth ward. A No / residence location
For terms and particulars call At Tribune
Office Or st the Office Of j r. Reynolds over
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-04-14

Motion by Aid, Gilman that APP
plication be made to Join the Munich
pal League Carried UNANIMOUSLY.
Moved by Aid Horn that the city
purchase an auto truck Motion car
ried
Moved by AID Shepard that city
purchase a two-ton auto truck Mo
tion carried
The Mayor appointed Aldermen
Shepard, Gilman and Jacka to con
fer with truck dealers and draw up
specifications for a two-ton truck to
meet the city's requirements.
Moved by Aid Sims that the City
Clerk order five barrels of Taryia
X. T. at once. Motion carried.
There being no further business
ON motion the meeting adjourned.
ALLEN D. BROWN, Mayor
Attest: Fred J Jeuck, City Clerk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-04-14
Many Like This
in Mineral Point
Similar Cases Being Published in Each
Issue

The following case is but one of many
occurring daily in Mineral Point. 1t is
an easy matter to verify it. You can.
not ask for better proof
X. N Parkinson, farmer, r. r, d
No 4, Mineral Point, says 81 used
two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills about
year ago for dIsordered kidneys and
they cured me up in good shape | do
heavy work on the farm all the time
and one day while lifting a heavy rack
got catch across the center of my
back II pat me past going FOR several
days and my kidneys were 10 bad shade
| knew something would have to be
done to check the disorder so | got
Doans and used them as directed
They drove every symptom of my trou-
hle away and gave me more strength
and better health generally. NV kid
Hneys have never bothered me since and
| feel as though am doing the right
thing in recommending Doan' To others
Price 60 cents at all dealers Don t
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr. Parkinson had Foster Milburn Co.
Mfgrs.. Buffalo. N. Y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-04-14

SOME of the schools of the state are
using the newspapers for text books
in citizenship classes. The ability to
read a newspaper intellgently and
pick out the vital points of informa-
ton in regard to town, city, state ma
ton, and the world, is one of the most
valuable assets that education can
give. Anybody who can do this will
continue his education all hs life and
can be safely trusted with the respon-
ability of citizenship.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-04-14
Wood That Does No. Rot.

The wood of the mangrove tree,
which Is found in French Guiana, is
considered by the French as wood
that will not rot. All exposure and
efforts to break down its fiber in four
years experiments by the French rail
way service have been useless.
The grain of the wood is so close
as practically to exclude all moisture.
Its density is placed at ITO, as against
40 for fir and 10 for oak. In addition
TO this closeness of fiber the man
grove has large amount Of tanning
in its composition. This protects It
from insects and such blights as mold
and damp. While not as brittle as
oak, ii has twice the resistance to
flexion and has about the same po-
tency against crushing and twisting.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-04-14

RABIES is robbed Of its terrors for
victims of dog bites who send the
head Of the dog promptly to the state
laboratory of hygiene at the univer-
sity. II the head is not damaged 50
that a careful analysis of the brain is
made possible the laboratory is able in
all cases to determine whether the
animal had rabies When a positive
report is made, bite victims can take
the Paasteur treatment from the
laboratory with practically complete
assurance of immunity from danger of
OF contracting rabies
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-04-14

WISCONSIN dairymen, it is alleged,
have been hit less severely by the de-
cline in prices on farm produce than
any other class Of farmers in this or
other states Since 1890 Wisconsin
has been rapidly changing to dairy
and livestock state as shown in the
increase in the number Of cows from
702, 620 in 1890 to ], sac. 600 10 1920; and
as shown in the increase in the acreage
of hay and forage crops from 2 98l 52l
acres in 1890 to 3, 27l 600 in 1920
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-04-14

WISCONSIN now has more than ~
900 Slos, the largest number of any
state, and the largest number in the
same area Of any country. In 1920
more than 5000 900 tons of silage was
fed to cattle in Wisconsin according to
the figures prepared for the state de-
partment of agriculture by j. A.
Becker, joint crop statistician.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-04-14
No EXCHANGE.

There's one thing about selling
postage stamps" said the tired
druggist.
"What is it," asked the customer.
There's no profit in the deal, Of
course, but it's one thing | sell that
my customers don't bring back and
want to exchange for something else"
Detroit Free Press.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-04-14

but he is blind indeed and deaf indeed
who does not know that the Democratic
ship went on the rocks because. its
captain was trying to steer us into the
false harbor of internationalism.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-04-14
Enbarra ssment.

"Of course" remarked Senator Sor-
ghum, 81 was proud TO have vote so
overwhelmingly in my favor. And yet
1t has its disadvantages"
In what way?"
4 am compelled to feel a sense Of
obligation toward everybody who
votes for me; and a landslide makes
the number 50 great that / can scarce
ly keep up with the responsibilities"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-04-14
TRIBUNE
Real Estate Agency

Property will be listed and advertised In
this column free of charge unless sale Is
made u sale Is made, a commission will be
charged, as per agreement. whether sold by
tlIs ageney. or the owner. or any other nerannl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-07
gtatiriitiidlcs 8eict nngiiltis.

GoS non Der lcbten 2cgiSlotlr Don
9tc6roSfo crlaiiCnc WCjcb, mClfcS ncn
ouSidlicBlifcn @ebrnldl Der cn9Ii
ihcn SprohC bcim llntcrridbt in bcn
nicDCrrn SdNtlcn 0es StautCa Der
filQtc, murbc non GiltriftHrihtcr 9'Ut
ton IN Columbus fir lrngiiltig er
fl0rt uno Der bon Scr <thcriiheu
SpnoOc uon Wtiiiouri notb0ciuhtc
GinhoIt$6cfc6l bcuilliot ln0 pcrWu
ncnt 0culudlt
0urd 0icic @ntid,ciOltn9 miro al
len bon &irhcubCb0rocn crboItcnclr
ShulCn ser GcIigionSlllttcrriht IN
Den bon Den Gltern 9crpiinidtcn
Sprodcn CrnloQlid)t lrnO Den StootS
bebGrOcn lit bic Ginmcnglm9 III oic
gnoclc9cnDeit Der llntCrridtSiprndc
bouCrn0 uerbnten.
SSic 6ci bcnt Der GntidciOrmg por,
angc9on9cncn &erbor ieitGcitcat
murbc, boben m0breno bc& &ricQc$
81 Stootcn GbnIihe @eietc crloiien
lno Die in ci1i9cn SGaen gcitcIltcr
@ciude lml GinboltsbefebIe purOcll
biSber idmmtIid abeeipieicn. 0ic
obiec Gnti6eiOin9 lit bie erite, nit
Der cine Iolhe @eietgcblug ols uiht
giiIti9 be5eihnet muroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-07
Summer |
SiHucuitcucramt luciit anf Grobibi.
tiunsbcitimmnu9cn FIN.

0ic &offmrn9 10 nlonhcs SuusO1
tcrs lmb &icbbobcrS eincS 9Itcn
SropiCuS, 0ob cS trob bCS Srobiti
tionSGcictcS crlaubt ici nof Ginho
llmG cinca GrloltbuiaIbcincS iGhrlidl
200 @ollpnCn 8cin coCr Srltdtioft
ST inbri5iCrcu, lpur0c 81 Sdonoen
0cnod,t. ais Observation-Disclosures
@co. N. 4Hoore BON @oIbiugtnn aus
ouocpicicu lplrbC, ouS 9Sublitlm
miilcu 5ll loiicn OoB Dies niht Der
6olI lit.
9iC bctrciicnNul @SeiCbSporogru
pbcn. oiC SIT hcn Srrtbum InloB gu
ben. lnlltcn lut @cfonntnlo6rng oeS
acknowledgements folGcnbcrmoben:
rMhtbcrouihcnhc Srubtl1fte Dir
len in Den Mobmm9Cn bcrgcltcllt
pcrOen. 9crouibcnOe 8einc, Seim
brou lmo bcitiIlicrtc Spiritltoien Oa
ocqcn niht," ln6 200 @ullOnen
niht bcrouihCtOrn SrnhtiuIteS fon
ncn itcuerfrci 6urd SomilienpGtcr 10
bri5icrt lucroen, mCln Dies bcim Bin
IncnitcucrtoIlcftor ongcnelbct miro.
0ic @ritiumumg Der SteucrIreibeit
hot Nic Sonilliion nod Mniidt Der
Noibinotoncr NeonttCn ongerihtet-
! Dos NcritCllCn non ridtiqem gSeln
lmN @iCr lit olio uah mic Dor perbo-
ten. 81 gIcihcr 3cit >uuroc hctonnt
acoCbcn. 0oB Der Scrfnuf pon Wfol3'
crtroft. Sprlp, ltngcGOrenen Sruli'
bcniuit, IroubCnmplt ooer ir9c1lo
mcIher onNcrcn QGrfGbiacn StcIIe.
aus Ocucn bcroltI6cnoc @ctriute ber
QeItcllt wcroCn f0nnen, lungeIetlit
lit. SSn Oos Gerbot iii ferner einge
IhlpIieu Der Sertotf bon DcNttllerte'
oppuraten obT non SeiIcn bon
I ioIhen.
! SiIis @cncrolonmolt Onott er
flGrtc bic5l CT ici iidl nod midi
flor, mclhe Sdritte 3lr Scrbinoe
, rlng ocS &crtouicS BON Dtol5crtrott
: unN GbnIihcr ErGporotc cr9riIFeu
! mrr0cn milrhcn trot0cnl CT mnl2r
. Scr 9lniid)t gclucicn iCi boB Olel'
, &crfGuic ungcicbIid icicn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-07
gtodp immcr in Der Sdlucbc.

Der SheiOlmga Ero5cB Der Gbri
itiuc WteDcr gcqcn ?llfrCb Wtcpcr, Der
I'M bicIigcu &rcisocriht 5lt @un'tcIt
Der SlGqcrin entihieOcn ln0 no6oem
Wteper i'm &anios GitD 9lppcllotions,
@crid,t Ycrllilng gcgcn ooS llrtbcil
cingelcqt, oud) bon Oicicnl bcltdti8t
norGcn mar, 70 ooh man bcredtigt
mar on5luebmcn, OoB Scr Ero5eB
nln cntQiltiot crIeOi9t iei miro mtc'
Der bon Icucn ollSgcfohtcn lueroen
nulIicn, bo WeDcr obcrntoIS Iern
flno gcgcn ooS llrtbCil ocS 9lppelin
tiuuS @erihtc&, bel Der Stotc gu
prcmt Court burf ein 9Srit Of Ger
tioruri cinQCrcidt bot
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-07
G6us. Sirfel in Sos glngclcs, Sal.
gciturbcu.

Gbo$. 9irfeI, eil Sobn uniercS
WitbilrgcrS, 6ronf 9irfcI icn., lit
anr "a. SeptenlbCr in 2os 9lngeles,
Gal, im glItcr non 80 GSabren &C.
itorbcn, rno murOc anl lettcn 6rci'
tag i'm Goncoroio &irhbofe 5u ct,
2oltiS 3ur letten Hube bcitottet.
Ser @erItnrbenc lpltroc auf Der
9irfcl 6ornL nabC Scrmann, gcbo-
rem uno er3o9en Snt SSobre 1908
uerbcirotbete er Ii6 in ct. 2oltis nit
SRI. Gertrude @cimonn no cr lett
her mobnte, bis cr I'M uortgcn Iprtl
aus Observation-Disclosures nod GoIi'
fornicn 500. 2IuBcr icincr tietbe'
triibtcn @ottin lmb cincm Sobne
binterlGBt cr leinen bo6betogten So
ter SSronf 8irfel len, ionic folgcnoc
@ei6wilter: i5rnnf 9irtcI il, No
bert uno 2Sobn 9irtel, Srau 2oltiIt
Spcrrp, Srolt Srlio Shntiot lnf
6rou Gliiobetb @ui6nepcr, allc bon
Sermonlt, Iotpic @nl. 9irfcl, in
Gtootc gSoIbington ipobnbaft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-07
oermauu, 0p, 5reitag, ben Z. OftObcr, 1921
Scindlt nndl 40 Sabrcn oic altc Sci
matb.

&n .. Iointrr, bon ct. 2oria,
ilottCtc lCttcn MOntnQ luicrcr StoNt.
No CT iciuC SuQcnojobrc pcrlcbtc.
nod picrSi8i0bri9er 9lbpcienbfit. ci.
ncn 9ciud oh, lmo mar niht mCniQ
crItoult ibcr Die sSortihrittr 6ic er
IN icinCnl irilbCrcn NeimutDaortc
ilbcrnIl mnbrnubul, Ncrr Sointcr
Der lcit pjclCn Sobren m 0ienItC Der
HeQicrlm9 itnnO, mar elmer Der critcn
2lnii0Icr 6icicr 0cgcn0 lu0 cr5GhltC
nn2 bnb cr in1 SnbrC 1865 cine Mn.
5oDl BicrNc uno &icb per 0ompfbopt
uon Obin nod Ncrmnnu brad}tc I'M
lid bier icincn 9ril6crn on5uIhlicb
en-. Nic iih ouf Der ictiQcn &cdcl
Garm m 5ricocn6tbol niC0er9cloiicr
bottcn. no lic hom ipGtcr ciuC
Wohlmilblc bolltcn sic niClc Sabre
in Nctricb mar. Iointcr ipor elmer
Der mcni9cn 2onOiduIlcbrcr unb er
tbciltc 6cn llnterridt in bcn Tlitrifi
ihllcn in orn Ecucc &oIl2D, @pplc
Ilmo Sinlpn Npcacr, Tiitriftcn >Sll
Sabre 1872 muroc CT gum II, 2
@ml0er crnonnt unN ipGter sun
NilfS .@unbcS Collector hcS meitlihcI
0iitriftcS luliercS Stootcs in &an
los Gitp, no CT bis uor peni0cn %nf
rcn mnbntC.
Ncrmom, mrintc 0err SointcI
mar ItctS cin biibidcS iol,berc
StGOtdcn lmo iu1DrGnh cS uiht all
@roBitoot berangeluohipu it, bat c
icinc ihGncu GigenidoItcn bcibebo
Ten rnO lid prodtboIl cntrpifclt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-07
Nnsnitin' 'NtOedli.

rSm Tforrbnuic Der cbanpl St.
Gnltla Stride 0obicr, luur0cn lcbten
Sonnto9 Non 9(u9uItin lmO SRI. Sho
9tpcfIi, bcioc bon SmiSS, olrh go
itor u. $. GoSmonn 0ctrollt. @crr
2(uouitin it Gin Sobn bon @uitoO
9ht0uitin, pon Smi8a, unN irinc
Wrott cine IodltCr bon @crlnonn
Worfli cbcniouS nobc SmisS lUoln.
bait. 9ic Ncubcrn0bltcn mcrNen
6ci Smi&$ ouf Scr glu9uItin 6ornl
mobncu, Ocrcl1 @Cnirtbidofhm0 ser
ilnGc GDCmonm iibcrnomnlcn bat.
98ir Qrnh>Iircn lnO wilnidlcn @lilf
unO ScQcn 3um @lrnOe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-07
C;ottin bon gGm, gScicmanu &c
iturbcn.

,Sroll Mn1. Mcicmnnn lit an let
ten Somstoq in ibrcr S8olmlnG in
gfbinclonO. nod mebrTonotllhcr
Gronfbeit i'm gllter bon 76 So6ren
geitorben.
,Frou @cienlam (fritbere 8ittmc
Sdmecrfcetting) pobntc friiber !dn,
acre Sabre ouf Ruib GtlonN. Ste
bintcrldBt ibrcn Gotten uno folgcnOe
ainocr: GSronf Shlpcrtocttin9, bon
RuIb GilonD, 6roll 6rtt Sd)neincr
GSrou Oscar 2oebnia, 6rau Rihor<
9ocbnig unD Grau Senrp SdoIten
oIlc IN lmo nabc @ernonn mobn0otf
Die @eerbiormg foitb ON OienStoN
ouf Ntcpcr's 6ricObofe in &DineIonS
Itott, bel ueI6er Saitor Seims nor
S3iG Sprinos, omtirte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-07
Satin uOn Slusnit 6ciic acitOrbsn,

Trol Noncp Catherine 9eiic, ge1.
W}oor2, o5ottin bon 2hlguIt Sciie, It
ant TicuSto0 in ibrcr @o9nung IL
Der ;SirIt Greet int 9IItcr bon 81
,Sobtcm 8 Wiouatcn ,mO 10 Gage Z
ocItorbcn. 0ic geltottltng miro Dei'
tc 9tohrlittog lun 2 llbr oui Der
,5onilicu 6ric6bofc ouf Der Conrad
Iobrnou 6nrm nobc @oSconooe
Itottfin6en.
Gic Gcritorbcnc birterIGbt iDrca
Wottcu, ionic folgcnoc ainOcr: 9cn,
gSm. nnO glNelio Seiic uno 6rau
Murtbo 8otIon ioipic bier Stie..
finScr. nGmlid Mug Sciie IT., 5ruu
2,Slllio Stroub, 6rol gtomcno 9irtct
unb Iruu 6lorn Robcnnu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-07
9lasemcine .ysenisfcttcn.

Die |ptsonm 6uir Die ont 8. Of
tober itottfinoen iolltc, lit auf Samss
toe oen IS. Sftober Oerldobcn nor
oen,. I'M Sornern. Die our6 Die @it-
terlm9SberbGltniiie ibrcn 6armarbei.
ten nift nohformen fonnten, 8ele-
qenbeit 5u bieten, nod upllcnoctcr
glrbeit, ole sSoir Sit beIll6en.
S5enrp &oelnlcr, bon &olttc 5, bot
oi1f Der Gifermann slrtftinn, cinen
sorb Srrf gefuuft.
gripin Socnb, bos jilngite SinO
pon sSrtb 2nd)er lnb @otfin, ron
Upper 2ittlc Berger, Itarb onI 0titt-
mod lCbtcr ISOLDE I'M 5orten 9lltcr
bon 5 Wonotcn lmo 3 Gogen. 0ic
9eerOigl1ng fonO om 6reitog oltf
bcn enon9l 9dDonicn 6rieObofc
Itott, bel mClher @oitpr Shulb mn-
tirte
Gic SNuIc in @icbcr 0iitrift
uobe Stonp Sill, lpurOe lettcn Mton.
to9 lmter 2chrcr Geo. 6. Spielmonr
crGffnet.
gluo. &rocmCr bat lcinC 200 9ldct
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lit lettc g9odc I'M Sitter bon 81 Sab
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iin0 letter SamStag pon ciner mad
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miro in Der cpongcIiihcn ct. gouls
CScmcinNc, 5lr Sop, @tiiiionur :
aocnio Don 9oitolpllr, HSn0ien, ci
nen intcrciIontcn Wtiiiions .&ortro,
baltcn. 3cOermann lit Ger5lih nil
fontn1en. Der @ottesOienit bcginn
lm : ltbr obenbS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-07
,Srii6crc Scmobncriu ocrmann'S III
gSc6itcr @ronc gciturbcu.
,Srau Suniic Guusclmun, gcb. 6rat
inn bubcn Nltcr uun 81 Sabrcn
anS bcm Gcbeu geidlicbcn.

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rem, aus bieicn 2cben 9eidicocn.
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cn rtn0 &in6cr @erntnnn'S S6ut
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pobntC.
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