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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-06

THE LAND GRANT At WASHING.
TON
The well-informed Washington
correspondent Fred A. Moore, of
the Milwaukee Wisconsin, writes to
that paper about the Superior and
St. Croix Land Grant as follows:
The decision given by Justice
Fields of the Supreme Court, yester-
day, reaffiEming our state title in the
st. Croix land grant gives much sat
iSfaction to our Wisconsin friends.
Roger Spooner was jubilant,a and ad-
journed with Gov. Magotfin to cele-
brate the event. The Governor,
with many other Kentuckians, is in
Superior City property, and takes
lively interest in whatever looks to
building railroads there away.
Breeze Stevens, who Is here, and
has read the decision carefully, says
it could pot have been better for
our state If he had written it himself.
1t goes to the full extent Of all that
was claimed by our state attorneys
in the case. 1t wipes out the opin-
of the Attorney-Generai in toto
This officer held that the Secretary
of the Interior had only to declare
the grant forfeited, when the whole
title to the lands would revert to
the general government. The de-
cision OF the court eXactl negatives
this "one mans opinion, puts the
question entirely outside OF the
Secretary, and leaves the titie in our
state until otherwise ordered by
legislative or judicial action. Our
state can dispossess themselves of
the title, which they won't be likely
to do. The Supreme Court could
have decided TO the same effect,
buO they have decided in our favor
It's safe to say that the present and
the succeeding Congress won't
interpose against us, providing some
activity is shown in the way of car
rying out the purposes for which
the grant was given. It is safe to
conclude, therefore, that Mr.. Hum
bird viii get his regular quota of
patents from the state as fast as his
twenty mile sections are completed.
He is sure of forty miles already
If he can add forty more in the next
two years he may count upon a like
disposition as to the whole
ATTORNEYS IN THE CASE
A question has been raised here
since the decision yesterday as to
the division of laurels among the
attorneys, Mr.. Stevens informs me
that some parts Of his brief were
adopted, word for word, in the
opinion given. | had supposed
that Col. Spooner, who argued the
case IN the Court below and here
was entitled to the chief naming in
this respect, but Of this | am not full
ly advised. [ am aware that some
of the best legal brains of the State
including Judge Orton, Geo. b.
ciiIIJll 1lI't L. -. CiOtu nave DtCil III
directly enlisted in the same cause,
and are entitled to generous praise
In connection with others named.
BILL IN THE HOUSE.
The question will be asked :
GLOW the decision will affect the
passage of the ''St. Croix ext tension
bil' in the House? 1t will strength
en- the bill among its friends; but
the trouble will be to reach it by a
two-thirds vote 1t might be work
ed in ahead of Tom SCOTS Texas
Pacific railroad scheme; but it's
difficult to tell what shoot that will
take, or what will be the temper of
the House, at any time ahead.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-06
THE LAW AND THE TESTIMONY.


ton Of the canal, will materially les
sen the flow of water at the said
outlet (the mouth of river) and
greatly injure the improvement at
that point; and the effect of natural
causes will be to fill up the outlet
and prevent navigation at that point,
if said canal is SO constructed. !"
Mi. Houston swore that he was
then in charge of the harbor work
at Superior, and Of similar works
for a thousand miles of lake coast;
that if the canal was made, "the
channel at the mouth of the river
will be barred up by the action of
the lakeland he cited Frankfort
and White Lake harbors on east
side of Lake Michigan and Mllwau-
kee river, as cases in point. And
Of the same tenor were the opinions
Of many other experts delivered
under oath before the court at To-
peka.
Present to the mind of that trIbu-
nal, or presumed to be, also was the
law and the testimony of all ages
concerning 'ancient rivers and com
mon highways of the State"
OF Magma Charta, and the Eng,
lish statutes, right following, which
declare that all mills, wears, stankS,
stakes and kiddels whereby ships
and vessels are disturbed and the
young fry of fish be destroyed, shall
be cut and pulled down through the
length of the Thames, the Midway,
and throughout all England. OF
the Common Law which says, any
diversion of public river, whereby
the current is weakened and render
ed incapable of Carrying vessels OF
, the same burden, as 1t could before,
is a common nuisance. OF the or
dinohce Of l787-of which Nathan
Dane of Massachusetts, the great
lawyer of his time, was the author
E and the fundamental laws OF the
, two States in which the harbor in
question lay--the unalterable word
which made these waters and the
carrying places between the same,
common highways, and forever free
to all without tax, impost or duty.
OF the Constitution of the Union
and the acts of Congress, imperial
and absolute in the matter of inter
state navigation and commerce
the decisions Of the Supreme Court
holding these waters to be the pub
lie properly Of the nation, and that
all its citizens have an inherent right
to navigate them, of which they
cannot be deprived-to be to them
public highways by water, resem-
''''9 my way Oh ian'' anu S""Jeo'
10 Tue iiShU oi '"Ssase over every
part ''ereoi' wherein any iihPe"'-
- - - - '',' " - ",''''' ',''' ~"
''''''''0 90 ~ " ''''' '''" w ''0'''
~ 'ie S,''" u '.Ae.'S " 'no"' i'''''' u
'I'''' o' !" "'e''i'SS'o''' q ENJOY men >
as 'horouSliare Ior Vr"Vei oy
"'''''' =. : - ~ - - ''''i - - 90
: eNel'">Vi'l9 GOV ei''l' running WIZ"
the water an" SUBJECT ohiy 10 the
, paramount Po" "ei u ooi'S COS '' q
f com 'iiei c.
IA All 'h'S Hi'o" 'i'9 'i'e e'e''''"''' -
cou'd eao III dele'Iee no Warrant
. -" - o'S 'ne '1"'i' "oU { 1'
'''o sum o''''l''o u ''''''0'1' 10y II ''i III =
ota'e " "'i'neSo'" nc o'i .,
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-06

The school lands of Texas
amount to over 10000, 900 acres, AN
amazing endowment for free school
purposes.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-06

this kind of type.
Business cards lines or less $500 a year.
Legal advertisements charged at the rates prsserib
ed by statute.
Special notices 10 cents per line fot each insertion
Transient advertisements must be paid for In ID
vance; all others quarterly.
Advertisements not otherwise ordered, will be con
}tinued until ordered ont, and charge accordingly
No proof Of legal furnished until the
advertisement is paid for.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-06
Saw Mill for Sale.

Engine Is in. by feet stroke-2 boilers and all
complete, located town site, Superior
Jin20 Apply to T. RITCHIE
, 1875-01-12

ton, Judge Moore, ex-senator James Pnaree,
Col. KeeHay, ex-senator John q. Perry. Judge
Troy, Corporation Counsel Dowftt. and c1.Ju,Ige
UarrIeou. At tho intern1iBstnh and nt tho cfpno
ot tho proceedingp Mr. and Mrs. Dcecfor woro
surrounded by their friends.
ito Tie AsSocsats1 Irtss.1
fEw YoRK, Ian. 11.-Tho cuatomary crowd
attended tho Tiltnn-D Deecller trial to-day. tbs
plaintiff and defendant were present. Some do
lay WAS caused BY tho absence OF q Juror. but.
upon his arrival. tho caho uaa NJ onCa opeued
tot prosecution by cx-Jli1go Samuel d. MorrIa.
Nr. Bcecher entered tho court, accompanied
by Mrs. Eocchor and ono of their Hons. Mr,
Morris, ia his argument, hatd that t!lia MAS no
nrdlnsry case.-fo contest between tho
litigan,a TO determine their right to prop
erty, OF even to personal liberty. II vas
a case mora far-rcacIiing in ita coase-
quences than any over boforo tried In
this country. Tllsre wAa not houBe In this
broad land. my, in Ill Christendom, which was
not Interested in its result. The home, the mar
rihge relation. and all that Nas dear III that re-
1atlou, .was concerned In this caAe The plaintiff
propoaod. IN tho course Of tue trial, to produce
as authority for tho cl,argea, no |oss poraon
thnn tho defendant ili1nnh'f. 1hoO ourt took
tho usual reecas, Mr. Morris to resume On ra-
assembling.
Judge Morris continued hts argument up to
adjournment. 11e will conclude Tomorrow. 10
faI he Inns not attempted to speak on any new
matter atfaipR ont Of tho controversy. sud haz
dihcinaed nothing but what has already been
,,.t,l;x1,ei
, 1875-01-12

Two Hundred Miles OF the KANSAS
Pacific Railway Chokcsl up with
SnoW-A Dozcn Trains Eiilca Will,
Passengers Laid up nt EutinR-stu-
flonps
Special DtsDatchto 5hr Chteaoo Tribune.
DENVER, COL, Jau. 11.--No passeuger-train
has reaene1 hero over tho kanAas Pacific 1sall-
Nay p,nco Thursday night, and it il likely that
eoveral days may elapse before sny will 20. H.,
aa heavy snow-blocksdo exists on the Smoky
11ill Division Of tho road. Three engines
and snuv-plow startad out from
Wallace yesterday morning. but. by evening,
only nlies hat been mado through tho leavy
DRIFT OF SNOW and Aand. Tho bockaded division
comprises about 200 mllea. with enormous cutA,
th4t havo been heavily filed up. An e1trs Ilow
and hfty shoselers wero started out itou,
hero this morning, and bali dozen tralna
filed with passengers destined both ware
ars held oTer at catinE-atations. II ID fully Z
week slsco any ght haB reached this city ove'
tile Kansas pacifc. The only passengers erriv'
ing hers from the East arc those by the Union
Pacific Road AtI the Postmaster las ordered
that from Tomorrow morning all mails shall be
sent bs shia line until tic blockade Oh the ksusss
Pacific ceaac8 to exist.
, 1875-01-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Schenc1l's pulmonic Syrup, Sea
Weed Tonic, and Man-
f}rnkt pills.

Thess dsservediy celebrated and po2n1h. medicines
haya esct revolution In tho healing art aud proseI
tbs fAtIacJ Of Gsro.a maxla which hzre oE macy
ohstzucteh ths progress of medical scl-uc.. Ths fake
supposition th:t 'Eonsumpon il incurable deferred
physctau from attempting to find remedies fur that l
casc and patients Afflicted with it rcconctcd Themselves
to death without sltnG effort to from donrn
which they supposed TO be h now prossd
however. that tyn.umtoo b euFe and thst 1t kas
ben cured In very krest Enmbcr Of sno Of them
apparently desperate opes b. sehcncks Puouo Syrup
aIone And other by the medicine In
ton with Schopcks SeA Wced Tonic and Mandrake Pills.
ono bo.h according to the requirements Of the
Ds. Sehouck hIfnse who snjoyed uninterrupted good
health tos than forty surposod, At ono
tlme to be the gse of test his physicians hav
ne pronounced his cAse hoclts and abandoned him
BIZ fate He was cured h. tho aforesaid edclnca and
aIuco his recovery, thouaanda similarly affected
havo used Dr. 6cheocks Preparations with tbs sano fo
nsrkahtn suceess.
Full directions accompany each, making It not aheo-
tucjy necessary Dr. Schcnck untsI patients wish
thetI dune. e.amnsd ana for TIL. prHc.shs !. Ec.ca
sinnay At bis principal office. anh Arch ets
Fuadulpa, cFcy hunday uhcrc al letters for adfiGe
he adTrAsod. h0aencks s0adicnes Hea ey sn
IfugRl&ts.
, 1875-01-12
GAN pUTnAt1E8.

10 th< EdttpT sf The thtedao TFionN:
CHICAGO. Jau. u.-ln Sunday y ISSUE Of your
paper, carefully read tho letters on thu gas
question, also the report of Tho Superintendent
Of tue Works, xllcl III vesy unsatisfactory aud
indefinite in my easo.~ During the month Of
November buroed twalve burners. which, &C.
oordsog to the con'paoys figuring, consumed
$500 cubic feet, for which ! paid elo.85. Not
believing that correct. during December shut
Oh (entireay) tho use Of four burnors. and used
kerosene inut$aa. believing my bill would be zo-
duced iu consequence OF less burners, aud neces-
ssri!y lsss gas. Not tnuoha My bill for tho
mouth of December .as *l5.40. having oon-
sumod 4, 400 cubic feet. 1t Mr. Gas Company
eau give me . sA.isfactos1 explanation Of this.
, 1875-01-12

Tho White County (11l> Eoard OF Supervisors
have obtained considerable notoriety Tor what
thcJ are pleased to call watchfu3 care Of tile
county's interests, but which outsiders tenn
moant.ess. Their last exploit was cutting down
& bill for medicines furnished tho paupera, The
Board went oser the bill, scanning it carefully,
aud 1nsklng reduction Of 50 per cent on each
item, until thoy came to tho last charge, which
thought this vas Something to cal, and therefors
refused to make any allowance.
, 1875-01-12

Capt E. q. Clark. OF Northampton. Mase,
who warned the people recently ot tho break in
tho liaydenyilla dam (which did not happen to
work my serious injury. haa boon pseseuted by
appreciatire citizens with . leathor medal ju
ma;noEy Of hA unnsedad anotta. but 1t ia q
foolish notion 10 make fun of NAaA u In spirit q
hsroie spt.
, 1875-01-12

he will DO doing myao1f and tho pnblic great
t,saas Of people, that ti,ero was nearly as much
money stolen ~ tiIero Nas gas phid for.
know Of but one way to root ont there thieves,
and that il for tho citizera Of Chicngo to 1iae
kerosene, and then lot lilo Gas Company 70 i1l-
ing. L. r. A1LARE.
, 1875-01-12

Having ascertained that their
stock is nearly 100000 in ex-
cess of what it should be at
this season Of the year, are
compelled to reduce it at any
consideration.
To accomplish this, last week
was devoted to remarking and
reducing, without regard to
original cost, and will commence
, 1875-01-12
PERSONAL.

A0DG for the a11ne4 6QAl klUHuls ~ Aea%A
PERSONAL.
Gov. Bradley, OF Nevada. haa been stricken
With paralysis.
Jay Cooko l. Co. ache to imisate Wost Point
Rn1 BupprpSs Hazsn.
Frank natton, wcll-hnown 1owan, has bo'
come Bo1o proprietor Of the burlington Aa'ckege
for $i8,o0o.
Carl sehurz sayB it ia fortunate for tie nhtfon
that sosno men III public life vera constitutions
ally projected from tho proHldentlai feFeF'
"Whcre do people 20 who deceive their tcl-
low-u,eu 2" aailcl Sunday-schooi teacher or o
pupil. ITO Europe" was tho prompt reply
Dleseed arc they who seattor aHhos uron
slippory sidewalks, for they shall Slide oaslly
through tic gates Of TaradiRo.--l3ichnlond En-
g'tirer.
The lion, Echuyler Collar dolivere1 hia lee
&ure On Lincoln Inst evening at Galoyburg to one
of tile largest aud most cultivated audiences OF
tilo year.
+, DR., Potter, Of Davenport. Ia, offered, on be-
half Of Iis church, to coutr1bute 81, quo to tile
!. salary Of DR.. Huntington il ha would accept tho
i Dishopric.
4 Horace Diruoy, tie only graduate OF Harvard
4 rol1oca jutinr t,a ejrhtenuth ceut1rY now liz
,, .,.a;nat I,s All, h,,tI,a.v In pbiiade1uhia.
r"e, ~ ,tsran,t ~
! us our civilization failure? No women are
:, lc ho allowed at the Beecher trial. What will
tllo 1l'on,a.'s journal do about 1t ?" Copy Its
! news as usual, of course.
j Why ia Fecl,tor thinner than he WAS Be-
Il rauee 1o is NOT acting soberly. Explanation
/ Accent tho second syllable OF tue adyorb, md
y Ihe'' see "aefe tne 1oAo 1h'
i peorl. has caught Menpobranchus, and is
! ho,,,n - ,a o1.saad or,onr H., ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
/ tics, and Peoria don't caro- how long tho river
I taa,. r,, It,., fra.o,' ,ow~g rou;< riohs
! teops seoz9n n'~'-'e. 1oo's e,oo'' ~,
orears ~ w.a ~ % tbu on,v v nm v;,osa fortnnes we're
y ueyor afrcctod IIo sold shirts, wore sh!rts,
s drasn,aa % M ~ aI,rta and % 1l;od in !. shsrt
II WeAneo u b1l1l'' H''o u'ea ~ SnH''
:f A Nashville papor has an article on "our
Z pr.,,a,, ro,a,,on,~ y +, IL noas;b,o frat frat
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-22

lam fortgewaiden. Gin GARNER, Der i'll
Ser State bon 2%capenworth wobut, Der:
fi6ert, oeB ibm BON leiner guusen Sarm,
sic As N6er re5 prd6tigitcn gSeiScn
bobens entbielt, II nod Is iibrig gebIie<
ben iinb uno aud bi;ic ideinen iid ftunos
lid al u%erminbern. Ssoeuft man, Dap
bieIs5 9lni6weIen bes SIuiIe5 pahrideins
lid nur ser &orbote bes in Solge pes
idmclSenocn SetgIdnecS 9emobnIia i'm
SUM- cintreten0en 9Odmaicr5 lit, 10
;dGt cS wabrIid idwer, lid eincn Sc9rif
Don Sem su MAIDEN, mas Damn aus m
icren 9Gn0crcien Lungs oc5 SIubufcr5
Wtrbeu i'll.
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Ser iitmeife SSSimter in SernS.

SIM meltli6cn Seras batten lle olclen
@intcr wcoer bic gcpoltiacn S@nccs
Itiirme nod sic i6neioemoe Sdltc oe5 NOrs
ocn5 Der Ser. Stnattn, ab.r sufrleoen
iuarcn iie nit ibrcm Minter aud nidt
rc0t. Die oSrcie Yreiie" in Gan Nu-
tonic ingt ilber OcnleIbcn nSSlr bottcn
einen gcIinOcn, uenn ou6 acro0e nl4t
nngencbmcn @intcr. NoSllnongcncbme
be'Gnb in cincm u;cr Wondte onbNlten=
Den Ncgenptttcr, baS nur ouBerlt leltcn
BON cincm treun0lideu Su0c uuterbro6cn
wurOe. &On 9Srde Ill ISOLDE ittigcrte
liA sic MuNs ocs hcrabfuacnbcn SS0MerS,
bis meit ibcr Mcibnadtea 5inouS; in Den
bier Mionnten BON Scptcmbcr bis Nnfana
Sanuur bctrug Die Gcgenmohe nabeSu
orei &icrtbcile beS ldbrliden Ge9cnfalleS
MotIrlib morcu Die slime b~eitdnNig bod
uno bie gScge unpoilirbor, 10 ooB oo, no
fcinc Giicnbobneu crjItirtcn, scitwclle
allies @cidGft nufb0r.c. Mnhrcno Ser
gnn;cn 3cit blicb bic Scmpcr0tur milo;
rie NQuuc, lpcIde iOuit ibrc NIGtter in
9toucmbcr ablpcrfcu. bli:bcn bis 9Seibz
nadtHn bcIaubt; Die Yruiricu unO Serge
marcu nit oriiuem @rn5 be0c6t uno in
0cn G6rtcn ouftetcn &yIcn uno &cilden
in outr ll~eppigfc;t. ~llnitre Gnfcl mar
oielc 0an;C Belt libcr nit frlldtm 9tmule
ucricbcn. Grit an u6ten S0nucr leuro3
oieier @crrii6telt nurb cInen pt0BlIb uno
nit yroBcr Gncrgic cinltsen0en Norosr
Elm Gnoe gcmadt. Ser neunte Sanuar
blie6 falt uno Oa5 sm Sage uorbcr cnt'
itunocne Sis t5outc niht ouf. Damn
lhlud scr Y&inN ua0 Sioen I'M uno Der
9Siutcr mar uorbci. NoN cinmul trat I'M
Sonuor faltcS 9Sctttr Gin. Scr Scbruor
mar Elm 6IbIin9amOlot, Ser ihOn UNI Die
Wfitte Gcrum &liltbcn mo @lub bcrauSs
tricb. SIM Nf6r; batten mir spclmal
lsid)tc Mu6tfr0itt, oic iuocB fcincn me
ientli0cn S6a0cn gctbAn babcn. Sept
lit N(nc5 tclnubt, Nnc5 0riint uno bllbt,
Sic %6JeI fllJcn. Saicft>n unh S9mct'
t~erlinac cntidlupfcn ibrcu &crpuppun9en,
sic Moulbccrsu 0ebtn Ger Teifc cntgcGen,
gSciicn miro in picr bis icD5 9Soden Sc
l6nittcn wcrOeu f0nnc, Scr @cin blibt
mo buffet, Somner9drtcn bobeu ii0 sc.
0ffnct uu0 mir f6nncu 0le berrllbtr
Observation-Disclosures idou i'm Sreicn 81
tringcn uub bel ei:em fIbIen Eraaf cinc1
gutcu Muif l1ul6cu.
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l6ar rus "Sermanncr GuIfStIatt."I
Ncife ul1S 9sbcutcucr.

3mci lunge Mdnner relltell oer9a19e@
mes Srubiubr na6 bem feyncn @eIten
Ser Qltcre mar elm S6mieo unO Scr Jim
acre elm @aQenma6er. Sic funlen n0d)
Colorado no tic Nrbeit uuO guten &o6u
forOen. Der dltere Gin bannfclter Sungc
uuu % Sabren nit l6wdrScm S6nurr<
bart, cling om pcrgan8cnen Ntuiobr out
sic SngO. Gr butte itd BON &opf bis
SUP bemnfnet, neil e5 in iener 8cgcno
nod pitle wiloe Sbiere 9iebt. &r par
brrcitS eiuige Mcilen IN oie @llOniB ges
orun9en, ais EN- grOBfr 9r0uer Sdr ouf
i'm Sutam in Ser Nlbiidt i'm aus louter
9lc6e on feline Srult III orutcn, abtr ser
S6gcr bate feline Cult nit Ser 2ic6e zines
0rauen 9Grcn o6cr uiclntcbr nit bcm
Sbrefen Ser gSiloniB Scfunutid aft gu
MAIDEN, i%onOeru ergriif Icine SUdie, lcgtc
u1 uno Scr S9uB blUQte burd Ben Malo
uno in bemIel6sn NugcnbliG %itiir;te oos
ungcbeucr nm ME iuicOcr oufiuIcbu, CT
una geuou 1900 Nfan0! 9ta6 Dem
S6uB fam cine iun9e SnOiancrin aus
0cm 8ebiide berO0r gicid Ser 3oubcrfo
nigen 8clepo;inl. Sic mar rie Sohtcr
oc5 Snoioner<9Guptling5 Mfuftroomet.
i6ef, wcI4er in ser 9tdbe bon Yucblo
cine 9robe 6arm but. Gle bctrodtcte
cinigc Minutcn itiaidwcigenO Ben Sdger,
bnlo Ben Sdr, Damn io9te lic: uSu Bit
9ewiB Gin Oeutldcr"-Sa, war Die Nnts
mort. uSu bait oieQcidt 9un9cr, gebs
nit mir nod iisinc5 &aterS 9auS i6 luil
Dir su eileu 9cben". sd babe swar
feincn 9u"ger iugtc Ser Sdger, neil Su
Is obcr 10 gut init mir mcluit, uno biz
obucorm elm id0nes NtGO9cn, 70 foIgt
i6 Dir bis al Ser Melt Gn6e." Si(
gingen oobcg mad Ser Sorm be8 Snoia.
ncrs, me CT reiAlid bcuirtbct purbc.
nod furscm N~ufcutbaIt OerIieB er bai
Snoiuncr Nfdodeu wieoer, nit oem Ser
ipre6eu lie balo wieber gu beiuden
Sbrdncu Ser GIibrung roQtcn iiber ibr,
@au9en, in igrer Sruit idIua elm Sam
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Scrm ii itunn 6urd boS $ d:
wafer bc5 M|ifiouri. Der Ntz
dillon Champion" i6rribt SOUR SScnigc
wcrocu iid einen Sc9riff bauou MAIDEN,
iuelde ScrDilitungen oa8 9o6wa1er be5
Mfillourt Swiidcn Nttdiiou unO 9cnuen,
wortb bcrcit5 onQcridtet bat. gSic Sis
Dor ser Come, 10 Oeridwinoct Elm older
bc5 fru6tbarltcn u1o beltcultiuirten
SarmlaE6e5 no6 Dem onHercn un0 oar
bulO werbcn uiclc ~uricrcr arbcitiamiten
Sarmcr 81 beibcn Scittn bes Strome5
~tcimotblos baitcben, m6brcno Ser nil,
tbenoe Strom Ole StGttc bcocft, sic ib=
zen 10 Oicl Nrbeit uno WfIbc gcfoitet.
Gini9c Wcilcn obcrbal5 Satan bictet iid
Gin DabrbNft bcri;crrciBcnoe5 8ilO.
SOrt bat Der rciBenoc Strpm lomobl oaS
0itlife wie wcitlide llfcr iibertreten unG
fAnn mcn ieben, uic 81: If0niten gSci=
SeufeIocr cine poIe Steele neit bon oel
Str0mun9 weg9eIGwemnt merbcn unS
nod i6rcitct ba5 @crf Der 3crit6runc
immCr weiter fort. Nuf Ser weitli6cr
Seitc, uuweit bon QtdiIou, lil6 gau;,
SornfcIbcr unteripiilt un0 wer0en lang.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-22

mer, wslter ielbit baS bdtt'te Giien
weid gcma9t bate, aber err elite wieeer
surii6 burd brn llrluaIo an Die Stcus no
er oen Sdr 9ci6ohen batte.
llnteriuegS bate er nit Webuutb fol-
genbeS 9ieb geiun9cn
ST. fam mid BON sir nidt %trenner,
Ou liebeS idoneS Silo
StctS pc6t mir ncue5 Sebnen
Scin Nu9' 10 btuu 10 milo,
Gtcts meft nit beiBem &criGngen
9eiu rotber Muuo MIDI gum Sup,
@eb, Dap ih onoers ueriprodcn,
8On Dir mid trsnneu muB.
gSie woat ib an bcinem 5enitcr
Cur6nad"n rie 0an;c Nadt,
Srob 9tcgcn unO 8cipeniter
Siclt ih beIm 9iebdcn @a6t,
@ie fl0ngcn meme 9ieoer
QScim bcllcn Moubeni6ein,
Sis Dap Oh blidteit richer
1lno winttelt mir bcrcil.
lln6 bcrna6 erfOl9te Gin idaIenoer
aus Dem 9ebirg, Miloi6iiB, Dap
Die Serge mioerbultcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-22
stu%prsuuua ;ur sS.r6fcntliduua

Stnct NiIUuri, OaSccrncc GruntY, -.
9tupplpb 1irsel, Strmiuiitratrr les ?iadlalst res
rcrltrrtcuen 5rieb. OrGf.
Inrrcuung CUR SelanntmhGung.
3uorIpb oirSel rrr Yerpaltsr tes NahlaItS
te5 Nc It. 8ricb Graf iiberrri6te Der 9rurt siu
0sIud, wrrin sr nm rie Grlaubni6 tittet, 70 ni,l
rpu nem Nlblnb pc5 Gerltcrtsucn p~erfaufen III
%riirfcu, ais binrriheuo ieiu pirc, I'M bic ShGIeeu
Gle nod nuf bemlclten llItcn unc prgrn HngrhI-
genocn Giniabmcn nidt gctedt pcrreu %frnnten,
~trShblcn su fpI,ten, hem Oriub ~teigclegt Taren
ee 9teduuuNrn nnp Iuepciie. mic Is ras @rriGbt
~erfprrcrt. Nnhbem ~hielclben 1eAriift parcn
purte onaerrcuet, hns Ollie in teIn1trm giatlas
intcrriiIrtcn rnnrn III NenntniB 9eisgt werrcn, baB
tcinates @ciub sin9erei6t uup ZAP menu uibt
prr Rem eritcn Sage he's nGdteu Se,mins rieies
0rritteS, ren II. Niai 1919, na69emicIrn miro
mnrum ries ni6t %seideben i%rltte, baS Gjeiud &c,
Itlttet unb ser Scfebl fir ben %~erfnufr res ~teiaatcu
GisrntbNm5 a~eacben prrbe. Is pirr audi ferner
auserrcnet, Rap tiele Npti3 iii elmer .3ritun9 i'll
rieien, Stante, men siteu5 pier @r6eE yer rcnt
naditen lrriniu birir8 " r'hteS publ Sirt wrret.
YSm. &. BucinQ Slerf.